The Huron Signal, 1889-5-3, Page 6THE HIIi(ON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 3,18 i.
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1141401 :11x►. •• bees. Owes All Over !....relax. saw
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w alta,. at a, sseorraa DrunIi.nuri is !Dothltlg but voluntary 1 know a n$1Id )lin:,• rtf matluent S.ueo•.
WS neat.' eau mens!'. hiweselt ; i
00.~.•s h. • amen r tom grradm0• ply
b u..widird for a cosy oar.
As.) looser his bon upon, Ile Mur
Iter a 'arta Jew. ,' o sr . u We o'er -
Twos be wbn 1,101 le,.,.o.1. 1.0 Game
Upn r lwlnt•wi oho .,re /. ante ;
w., h•• arha 1st. tt e.seae u., 51.1
W . •• . •rryn.4ie ,..r pu.h.•.I open wide ;
Tc .. ue who t itWrd 1..14:)'4 , ..'t.•
Oh. .••.k.0 t. pass n••....: •qtr.: i
A. •u .rt'. a.• Ina nr•d ..• trt.kay sultan
7r •. be .:4.ur..1,,:aed the fluted i.r.
Tt1 - flit.• etf report the mitt;
H an,10.1 o...•,r'+ lore1d,•r) *ill
H. went au0•b.vd mita yen., n ,bora
Thoarh .rdirs verb man• w hoe ;
Avemet t:•s mwwuo,a. go•:.Ile wish
He took rho assert rts the d uti :
H lore il„• pr.., nod ..✓ill."1 the ink ;
aloe, -.t a.. colt ' t didn't 1!enk."
Our hour ironed be a nie,r playa
If he wnn.d never .hew.bie cad. t
We tiger owl hope woo envoy day
Thitostigh,) elf•wtl' . lway;
Y.,: as he task,•* our sp,sit* aiQk -
11.is ttuub: a me "l Aetna i ldet "
i outs. ar re pulse.
THE [1()11E (;litCLE.
1' yes dee,, soot oa the carpet corer
thio iy ono lair, snot It may be swop/
p a'Shout 1 lett (uocarpat.
C. Moot. --y. .r r stem that hes s
era. 1 ie it, any silicate • t•Ih sr
so:'.t,:e glees : nl•x it • elite a=lso sod
apply to t►•e ._r.t.:k.l':u• c»went nit suck
to red -h..1 ire. stet bricks without
eru.•,bliu:; •.11 e41 ail: moot f,.•ar moisture.
0 r'ubte :1-1 •s ...' a at drug elutesior $1 s
p*ii.. /. If rotes are to tee 41 ji
bey t.ti ii •.e'•d &Joh, :n:t th., .gloat. and
wbiuh: ; .f ill hole* '41. „retro mus sitzi
flee.: ay
Feminine led ee.ri-•o ••f the world are
to be extensivele represented , at the
G+..� •w Lxii:L t• •n n..•ot roe. There
till bo * el•,t)t.1 women's !edxs
io, as
tea' lady pre.ideat,f tact 4.1 show ex-
actly wh.t .gyre W. iNIi hear le the
tnanuf.ctures of t',e preprint ones. Not.
ort) needlework .emu sew exhibited, nit
SU •h me halnic.oI hrxnthrs Its len'Ler
drrsetr.K, 1.• khueduir. ti-lore!!-taek.e
m enuf.eture, giotehe+kin_•, soil the like
D•e•,r•ittw rad barite, in,, udtii;l c.ttv►uk.
bris.o. •rk. 1.aessi._. eke .•hilt,.!, wilT
Eta s !data, as •Ns a• trto..In hy;pw'uic
elethiiq.
- A c•rresl•nnd-r ! fern, -he. the Port -
laud Are." with OWI.,1..wing relating
to the ore ...eructed, of tee, into Maine •
'•1'h. hat tee .. , 1. •n .Lues was mute
on Cutt'a Island, Kittery. about 111:
yr.rs ago. A d,uiherr ••f Mtjor Cott
isms returning Ir,ut seho.l to Massa
chosetts with • !laughter of Governer'Yasushi'. .1 seven storm detained her
at the g ..error's brute at Purtawuuth
wrr'
several darn, and et the •erno• fatale
she was first ,ffsr d tee. The young
lady follvwwl Muse Vsu0hn's . ray upie,
aid adding augar.and errant, carri•r1 at
to her lips. She after ` erif. pnrchi.ed s
pow! of tea for a lotu 0, sent to
13.•at..n for cups as. 1 saucers. and
thus rntn.dueeti the tiro tea and tea set
iu
into 1lae.•' 1
It may be safety asserted, says •
writer in the &x,ch, that seven if not
eight of every ten youii ladi.,a w...01:1 be
improved in face and h.;ure by the ad-
dition of ten or fifteen p,uida to their
weight. T.• increase veer weight eatu t
cakes, pdimee syrup, h. ney, canly
and pastry, always taking care that .t be
crisp and digestible. Other `sttenine
articles of feed are tender la rah, salmon
and eels. intik lameant, eam, tore bread
and butter, acid those vegttablee which
grow und,.r ground. Breathe all the
fresh air you can ret, and avoid foul,
stuffy air. especially at night. .Uways
breathe throu•eh the noes. Take fre-
quent ,warm baths before retiring, or
troths
cold sponge .ths in the molting, ful-
hewed by erisl. friction with a coarse
teed.
"A mimosa! and intemperate(youth
Made over a wuru-out hotly w u age."
- -Otero.
.11 we could sweep ttltemp.reuce out of
the country, lh••re would bu lewdly pov-
erty er..ugh left to Kite healthy exercise
to :heritable impulses Phillip hr...,ks.
Drunkenness u a eatierine devil, a
sweet prison, • pleasant mu, which who-
mever hath both yet himself ; which
commit whoever doth doth cot oommit
sin, hut he hhuietf is.belly aiu.-Au-
gusts:le.
'Th. Port Hope Weekly!; oanfr publishes
• hot ,.f all the moo in fort flow, who
▪ the Scott Act repeal petition. it
is • significant rircuin'l*LCs that ulauy
of those sr hu signed die so by ruakiug
marks.
arks.ry
Oh. .ureal, cued .int traitor to God.
And ruiner of man • mother of woe.
And des.:h tan.: acII: wrrkbnd. )rl seeking
w urse ;
Ib/luh 1 mea. yet wallowing le the noire : r
S4...i wad, yet drinking frenzy's triddc cup,
eon.betels eide.pcnlr.g, elan►uca. dnrlening
.r 111 - Pollak.
The Torontp GI.Je says : "Wo have
*leapt regarded and treated the luj•uor I
traffic as a daugeruue and detrsding one, 1
i to ice put_ •n e1 d to seen sn as p..ssible.
The trades in strung drink we ls,lwto to
be dimmed in every awitry where gen-
u s
gen-
tains els. and Ca istunity prevail."
The (rill,s Poet,/ says : "Thr licensed
liquor talo .bled its career prior to
the beat Act, by the sh'.ot.ng et a .eau
in Ortel,.. Within went months atter
the re-leses of keener. one luau hoe beim
killed in a dtunkeu t.'w, and auoth •r
rest over by • trait., when returning
keine from town.
to fsaleweudt i• a letter 1.' the 4)tlte-
we 1 inJ,.ntor, quotes the toih,wsys (act :
"The plat of ad.aiuutrati:.n .,f justice
m thin count, from hisy 2)th t.. Decrto-
bee 310. pool,, midair the Scott Act,
mak 2'2,217, and from May 21st to De-
cember 31.1. Digiti, wader the Cn...ks
Act was $4,625.34.'' • -
A W..derf.l •r:0a.
The leered organ. and one that playa
a contr. Iling part on the health of the
body is the liver. if torpid or meetly.
the whole system becomes dis.•ased.
Dr. Chase's Liver Cure in made specially
for Liver and Kidney diseases, and is
guaranteed ke core. Recipe hook and
medicine 81. SoId by all druegists.
Ulm* Mims Meme..
11. .men are 'aid b be natural gsmbl-
en.
Eitel, veer in England fifteen out of
every I,U(10 persons marry.
There are tw., women in command of
Msasiwippi steamboats.
The Empress .,f Auetris is said to be
very fend of mpi.sting English.
A Itelfa.t lady has entered • machine
shop, and is learning the machinist's
trade.
Architecture 14 a rose department in
which women a work Is beginning to he
recognized.
The women of Danmark es the num-
ber of 20.000 have petitioned for the
right of suffrage.
Miss Amy Levy. the daughter of the
proprietor * 1 the London 1h,th, T.1.-
qrnpll, is • poet and a girl of genius.
Mrs Stuart Menzies, mister of • titled
lady, has • fashionable millinery and
dress -making establishment in London.
Mrs Cashel Iloey, the Irish novelist,
is about 61$ years of Me. short, &toot,
and in her style cf dress thoroughly
English.
The advancement of women has been
the mood remarkable feature in the pro
gross of Japan during the last twenty
yeses
N..* •,!.eerie.
NAM N risk In haying medicine, hat
try the great Kidney and flyer rup.1•-
ter, made by Dr (Taw, author of Ch,ses's
reeeipQe�aa' 17. Ch.'s Uwe, Owe foe
all disesses of the Liver, Kidneys,
fttossaoh sad Bowels Sell by Jean
Wilson, draggle.
Mee /gangster, the new editor' e(
Harper's lfosear, is • grasef.l writer of
voles am! • ewtributor to religiose
Jam'
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t• ltiskey-me swear that they di not
know of say 1411E4 being sold use drunk,
and then they turn tended and say there
is mitre .01111,44 and driukiug sow than
there WAS. u;{Jar Iteeiee. They !.mild -
me ..f au old aonngdruni,-"Why is •
man who in une.st' ..n nus bed like a
Lawyer r' Ammer.-- "Ik;wwuse he ices
first un one solo and then ,•n the other.'
Pu,iman III eel a pruhthrtt•nt t ern,
with no dtffr_wfy ab"at et.forcemrnt,
and its dcahh rate to u:l:y ; deaths un a
1,000 per sheen). i . •.Luer words, it
would reoluire envy £.Iuae-aeuts, ..f one
dollar each. 1-, r your to p v 81,0e0 to
the family of er•or dreu.. xi citizen -
man, woman or child.
There is ne ..n which d• • h mere dr -
face Ged's inaste than drunkenness. 1
disguiaeth • per.on,and doth unman him.
Dreakeneaa'mikes hen have the throat
of • fish, the belly of • swine, and the
head of an ass Jrunkeuew is the shame
of nal ure, the exlinguacher of reason...h.
shipwreck of chanty, and the murder o f
eenacIence Drunkenness is hurtful to the
body. The imp ,ills mere than the can -
w on; it causes dr•epsies, catarrh,, •p-
oplex.ea; it tit1* the eye with tire, and
the legs with water, and turns the budy
into a hospital. -T Watson.
_- - -_ 'Ab
Leasee•.
Keep brooms on the house whoa purl
We, as they me sure to tie w demand
for e purposes thou .oi.,as.d are very
healthful. It u claimed where • large
quantity of !.!woos are purchased, and
there u a fear of their u.•1 keeping till
wwted for use, that if they are placed
w • jar,u,vured with clear leater, and the
water changed cash day, they will keep
es ham as desired, and ue w fresh when
removed from the jar as when tint pur-
chased.
'Pliers are few things aa efficacious for
breaking up a Gild as hut lemonade, mak
en just mane bedtime. 1t u beet, to
render this moor. effective, to bathe the
feet of the patient to but water and wua
tarot just belum retiring, then give het
lemuuade to drink ; put the p•tieut to
bed almost immedutely thereafter, there
to resume well e..vered until wurelag,
when, unless there is s,,wthine more
sere ue than a c .Id, the !atter atll have
almost .11 .11y disappeared.
To make good lemonade : takes sublet
4,1 hot water, and Into It squeeze the
juice of nee anedium sired lemon and
sweeten to taste The wirers a very
strong lemonade, and may sea✓t be fan-
cied by some, but is is one of this kind
that will de the wort ;tu..d when curd as
wedicius.
Fur a ...ugh, rested er baked lemon
is good. I'ut a g-••.-1 .iz4d lemon n1 the
oven, aid let remaiu until baked, which
will til when the whole is very soft ; then
take out ■ id add • qurutity of sugar to
make it • thick syrup. Take a tra.p.onn-
ful of this freyueutly, keeping it warm,
Sud, !:tiles. in • very obetluate case, .t
1 wall street. • cure in a sb•-r•t time,
The juice of a leen o, taken in the
moruitg while feeling is often a preven-
tive of those attacks to which bilious
people are W frequently •u, jrcted.
Lwwo* juice rubbed over the heads
night before !.brit.¢ will keep thee'
soft and it hue. It is good for re-
eriviig tan, and is • wonderful whitener
of the •1111. It is •1... 1x^elleut for
1 talnig out .tains from the hauds: Wo-
men .h-, are cerefel of their complex-
ions, tied are fund of viuegar on certain
toed*, seu'd do well to use a mew drops
of 1 juice when any acia_ is desired,
Y vieer*r hes • bed .fleet on the skin.
A piece of !eines, bound on a corn,
changing for • fresh piece each city Lor
three, days, is w:d to MI loosen the .urn
that it may b) easily removed. Dunt
throw away bite ..f lemon fru,n which
Ithe juice has been extracted, fur they
are cored t , keep fur cleatuulg purp..ses.
I Whri the juice is nut eusvenient, they
j are Matto rub on tit.. heeds to remove
any is 'stent •nal other atecele.tationa
A f•iece ..f 1.nr.tt thir:,ed is svt, •red
rubbed briskly ever a copper kettle, will
give it • good polish. Nevar est. or
allow to b • oaten, bits of lemon leit
etandinir for any length of tient, more
1 uiperislly where they have ..1 teal lined
111 r, aii:kruow.
"1 M'n* !tmwrrl.x."
Sips 1 S. She. i.:lt, or Kingsley, Min ,
"iro•u weakness and loss of appetite,
i with a severe lieadache, a'.d could scarce-
' ly walk. My first b..ttle cf iturlock
Wood Bitter& enshied me to walk alx.ut
tux house, end ahen I had taken the
second bottle I fund myself entirely
cured. 2
Dona threw away lemon peel. but dry
it .n the oven, and keep for flavoring
it of this dried peel cooked in apple
sauce sir put in epee+ pie gives a deli•
olefin divot that n.thiug else imparts.
geese *mese es Mesa.
"1 always nae Hagysrd's Pectoral Rel-
iant for colds and ,t cannot be beaten.
It has always cured me within 48 hours,
which ne other medicine will do. and I
always keep • bottle by nee." These
words from Chester Miller, Livery, Ont.,
prove the eth,acy of a popular preps -
ration. -
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• Good !)are"raw Wath.
A minister in the country had some
clothing repaired by s Local tailor, and
in conversing with hie said, incautious-
ly "When i want • good coat I go to
Boston. That's mho place. By the
way,' he added, "du you ever go to
church r'
"Vas, sir."
"And whore do you attend ?''
"Well, air. when I want to hear a
good sermon I go t , Boston. That's the
place. -Boston lteaocn.
a:lve Tire A Cbase*.
That is to say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won.
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air -passages, but the thousands of
little tubes and oavitiel leading fr✓m
them.
When these are slogged and chocked
with matter which ought not to be there
your lunge cermet half do there work.
And what they do, they cannot do
well.
Call it cold, rnagh, croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the
family of throat and rinse and head and
Ion obstructions, all are bad. All
ought to he got rid of. There is just
one sore way to got rid of them. that
is take Roache.'. German Syrup, which
any druggist will sell you si 75 cents a
bottle. Even if everythng else has
failed you. you may depend emu this
for certain. cower
C.mamarereal a.rprese.
"Any chance for s situation in veer
street railway company, Mr Jerkies 1 I
•m a good accountant."
"Where did you work kat 1-
"I was bookkeeper ie a bank."
"How long r
"Tee years, air."
"Bookkeeper in • bank for ten years t
Gnat Montt, man, you eight to be able
to buy me out by this time 1 '__Chicago
News.
m•. • wee Themes • bode it r
Why suffer a single moment wben you
eau wet immediate nater from all inter-
nal or external pairs by the use of Pol-
s es's Norville*, the great pain care.
Norville* has never here known to
fail in a single ems ; H ammo! (ail, for
it is • entebtoatirtw of the most powerful
pain subduing remedies know.. Try a
10 neat sample bottle nI Swedes*. Yoe
will find Nerviliee a sure ears for near-
alRm, loolhseho, ►*•desha Say sed
gry.Iaege bottlers 16 meta by all
Ise es Veer eawri.
. Dta1't allow • sole it the heed to &low-
ly.14 sorely ,run iMs Catarrh, when
yea seta be oared felt lie. by using Dr.
Chase's Catarrh Cure. A few applica-
tions cure incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 boxes
cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 5 boxes is
guaranteed to cure chronic catarrh. Try
it. Only 2:ic and sun sura Sold by
all dregguta ly
I'
Should the poem's wish .petting
the jubilee gift he worthily carried out,
the English poor of all future genera-
, tions will ,have reason to look back to
this famous year with gratitude. With .
a good deal of effort a Woman's Jubilee
Offering of $350,000 was got together,
and presented to her Majesty ; but, bad 1
its ultimat• destination been f(Preseen,
' there is goal reason for thinking that
it w..uld have been more easily collect -
1 ed and have reached • far larger total.
The Queen has decided that it shall be
appropriated to a scheme now being
worked out fur improving the condition of
the nurses for the sick poor. A eommt-
tea for this purpose has been formed,and
the Duke of Westminster teat its head.
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THE RIO IT KIND OF HOME. f A 1..• ,i..nrhr e ' Mr fl.aekia, aA,)<LLTO IN" -HT moot to c`boe.n Ir..,. 1).kot.,
banes l., h.. ..f,•r looms .r •u telt', EAT MARKET
banish brat s, • .-for e s s.. uuat_•t
dwt toe good, a• olio w.r in c'..oumptum,
.ad o,atieued (.tuner Seed hoods.
ministered N. her waota, hat the lice! ell
ears uuuld not cure her, a,r1 ou Titur.d.y
aw..rii•g ah. p►•..al peaueettly away.I
Kim wee f -rut a ,M... /lowest, of
B.y6.ld, and terve. an. Oltld
U*kee .11 pbawal fu tee l'hl:drea el ell
Timm sea eee.eee.
Hume to a good many men is the plasm
w herein to mit and sleep and lull and
snarl and order children ab out, nue put
tutu practice generally their small views
of the rights of a husuaud and father.
And then, scathing higher than thew,
stand • more intelligent and genial claw
who isve • warm social side, and are
void of t)rauuy, laud cherish every noble
bops of their .ihaldr.u, and yet do out
quite leo that hem. and its u.fluencw
should be • 1044111 thiug in the
thoughts and pima of eery fath-
er, instead of being held g•estly
subordinate W baseness' and t, .luras
and out -door pleasures. To proud.
abuudautly and keep the house warm io
cold times, and send the y..une ones to
ached punctually and have family pray-
ers once or twice a day ere not at ell
the things that need d.•it.s. but home
shuuld be made a really bright anti hap-
py pleas in every way. It should meet
the wanta of the
WH.)LE NAT('fC o► Till sortie.
Games should be devised and a wise
eau or • careful mother is dome a goes'
thing in spending tint. to Meted rod
diversify these, with • view to l.ep the
huaehuld io good nature and cherry.
Festivals should be instituted 1►tturs,-
iug birthday• should be swphaa:z at •ud
made memorable. Lula sxpedit.• use f
the household 1.. this place aid that
should be planned. 'fhg right kind of
books sh..u'd be seuebt and read an 1
talked over together.
Indeed, scarcely soything helps a home
so much aa general and cheerful conver-
sation. Mimic aliou:d be br.ught in.
The taatw of the chltdren should be cul-
tivated. Decerttiuoa are exc.11uut iu •
merely mora! view. Flowers and ;,reeo-
eey should be made to •s•ist in rhe
cuTttare. And if-fiMie
amounted and money spent use thew
things, these ie 110 fully in it, but wis-
dom. For boys and ,!iris are bliesedlt
guarded when they Lind all their t•..ul-
ties wee met and
isitoa 't.4U AT H.,t1E.
They do out caro to ream, s1 they are
detained frotn a thousand outs. 1c dared•
ors. Their passions are kept quirt.
They lie open t..e celestial influences. 'Tia
eery. e..wperattvely, foe melt t.. he
Christians. Indeed, we expect than to
be. Sotomun'a "Train up • Chdd,'
Mc.. is likely to be fulfilled in their ease.
Tippling houses do not draw their pay
from youth who have bels made in love
their homes heartily. Wayward girls
are bred in unhapty homes. The rais-
ed Christians neither saints nor sin-
n ers) by whom the Church is lumbered
and made tnealizien4. that is, the Christ-
ians who have such nhstnt3te kinks in
their constitutions that the grace of clod
is able to st:ai:hten tl em only by plow
degrees and • weary drill, they are gen-
erally victims of untamed early andu•
elce• in poorly managed home.
IAure Tremble IOW be espeetrd,
if you de not heed the warnings of na
ture and at ince pay attenti•,u to tis
maintainer/co of your health. How ufte
we see a person put off from day to da
the purchase of a medicine which if pro
cured at the nutstart of a disease would
have remedied tt almost immediately
New if Jubustou'• Teuic Liver fills had
been taken wi.en ;he first uneasiness
made its appearance the illness would
have been "nipped i.a the bud." John
son's Tonic }titters and Liver Pia are
decidedly the best medicine en the mar-
ket for general tonic and invigorating
prupertles. !'ills 25c. teer bottle. Bitters
50 cents mud 81 pet bottle, sold by
Gude the dreggist, Albion block, stole
agent. b j
m
It is a mistake to pat spoons in a hold
er handles down,
ray fever is • type cf catarrh having
peculiar symptoms. It is attended ty an
enflamed condition of the 110444 mem-
branes of the nostrils, tear -ducts and
throat, affecting the !unite An acrid
mucous assecreted,the diachareeisacce.m-
• panted with a burning sensation. There
are severe spasms if sneezing, feej'ueltt
attacks of headache, watery and inflam-
ed eyes. Ely's Cream Balm Is • reme-
dy that can be depended upon. SOets.
at druggist* ; by nail, registered, 60cta.
Ely Brothers , Druggists, Owego, New
York. ly
Uwe S.essarkable *4111•
Found at last, what the true psblie
bas bwen looking for these many years
and that is a medicine which altbough
but lately introduced, has made for
itself • reputation second to none, the
medicine as J,.hns*n's Tonic Bitters
which in conjunction with Johnson's
Temic Liver fills has performed some
moat wonderful cores impure or im-
poverished blood soon becnnes purified
and enriched. Billioueneas, indigestion,
sick headache, liver complaint, languor,
weakness, tate , soon disappear when
treated by these excellent tonic medi-
cines. For Sale by (food, druggist, Al-
bion block, Goderich, sole .gest. fel
Last Wednesday afternoon Gordo*
Mooney met with a very unfortunate ate
accident in V•nstone Bros' sawmill,
Brussels, whereby the saw cauglt hes
left hand, lacerating it very badly. Two
physicians were speedily in attendance.
The now of the seennd finger was am-
putated and an effort will he made to
save the rest of the head. The injured
member is very painful and will lay aM
Mooney up for • good while.
• W. berme Mob Preemie* -.
This is she title given to Reott's Seal
Soo of Cod liver 0.1 by many thoesands
who have taken it, It not only awes
Noah nod ntrewgtk by vivt•e of its own
owtritowe properties, bet creates an ap-
petite for fond. ilea it, and ley yogi,
weight Reott's Emeleina is perfe*tly
palatable. Sold by all druggists, et 60..
ad 81.
A spark from the smoke stack at Broad -
feet'. factory, Seafurth, lit nn some dust
on the roof of one of the buildings on
Monday week, causing a little blase. It
was extinguished with a few pails of
water. The fire totem's was called out,
but fortunately their services were not
required.
T. tee letlle.r1 Prete..ws, sat all wham
It may reetea.
Phe. hatine, or Nerve Ponta, a Phe*-
phate dement based upon Scientific
Pacts, Formulated by Pr••fessor Austin,
M. I). of Reston, Masa, cures Pulmon
ary Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attack*, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the' human
system. I'hosphatine is not • Medecine,
but a Nutriment, bemuse it contain no
Vegetable or ltIineral Poisons, Opiates
Ntrcotics, and no Stimulants, bat gimp,
ly the Phosphatic and Gastric Elements
found in our daily food. A single Letts
is .u1bciont to convinee. All Druggists
sell it. 81 00 per bottle. Lowsv &
Co., sole agents for the Dominion,
66 Front Street East Toronto.
A piece of limo, is excellent for clean-
ing the hands.
• Twee ON
Around each brittle *1 Dr Chess
Liver Core is a medial guide and
book centsining iseefwl ln(ermalioe
1011 receipes, and preseason by declare
draftees es Worth tee times the
.wt of the unease. Medwire sad
book $1. told y el dragnets
W. L Holmes, who bee jest trr.dtr•t-
ed i. New Took, wee visiting hie
peruses .t Mashers, this week. lie
hes decided to begin the practice of his
prolamine .t Seattle, Washiagtee Terri-
tory, aid Ise storied fee lbsd pkae*
AWA11EI RUT SILVER MEDAL
WORLD'S EXPOSITION, New Oas.s*. ,
U.S.A.11/14-6, in competition with tie
pisuufu,rtes of Europe and America. She
roily U.S. International Medal ever award.
tel to *Canadian pianoforte ; ales Medal
and Diploma as the Colonial and Indies
Exhibition lo)odon, Eng.. 140th, with the
supreme honor of loupppl�y tug Her Meitewt))
(l
the uesu with a Neweond,mhe Gra
selected by Sir Arthur Sullivan. Fp
UCatalogue. C*taloue, pricey and tenwa,
"in' Octavio hunk 1 Ci.,
.•.•w44o•w.a re
wAntrt0e4111. 107 -see C1w Ocu 1T . TOAOWTO
PACTOwr. w ro ser *E1.t_w0004 .001.0*
j'M
1
WHITELY BROS., Y Parenr fetors
MMeeata of all kind:!, fresh and
cured, kept constantly on hand.
( orders delivered to all parts of the
town.
Telephonic :communication to
all points.
('u•obauers can depend on good
satisfaction in every particular.
um 41
PRESCRIr TION
DRUG STORE
w••r r-,.10.1.
�.;
V t/ J�rw44 � s. sir ........> -.,..hr
tat '.e. 4.,:stale toutenon
r, . .i e. is a s - c.. . ee. •,:
d .shover wf .war i• t...... ..: 1 "-
10 /emir * .ri.rwn. trams t'.aiZT lqa
Al, wilt rend w voa.l • . apo
yr..pr ate it r. M rtrb eeaa3a.,
%ref., motes we c...h--..neje
• hen,.)--- who. w.i1 try the
$il•sMisa'$ $*51i Peron
C.:t the red CV'. frau, the
label Goad .end it in • toter
awing hosed o .:r.r.. • f •.7
lair trial, Father! a5,10or25
mat Was w:I! ..cute tt..- Kitt.
Any Veer/ at rt.*e*e. per
0nosv s Vetere w Inst i t it asked
by you.-4/Jreso-
C8C)luiiJ.1 CO, To1 TO
'+K'h., f nay eras i do not mean money to
stop limon for • 44*,., me thee bare theses re-
i- n azala. 1 Yeas A RAI,I(;AL GLIM
1 have made 150 k'1.eaae Ot
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FAT.T.TWr SICILICESS,
A1'+el^rgrc'dam. I vrARRAr. Irjrrstede'e
tCw�ssds toe won- t Merl. beta :+e ntoen have
+•roe-;a,m forme loot meet. t: ,dtre.
dateneef•.ratrivet .e^ndd1rltsr
o! mf1rr Irrmu.ret.s 1t' •tzaf. (,Ivo Express
r*4 Trot Office. It coots you nothtcg foe &
twill, and 1: win are yt.n. Adores
Dr. L 0. SOOT. 37 Taiga tit., Tomato ler•
CARLING'S
ALE & PORTER
144T1T T%T1*M Terra sir. ase
LAGER (Bottled)
PK Sale !.y
G. H. PARSONS
113 ALl010N BLOCK- . ooIAItII'Ii.
SPRING MILLINERY !
sz�ss c�er�z�oN
Hat now received her rtpring esoc► of the
hdTEsr. ftp .Cf.61 787 IL '
Aad is prepared to give her many lad) a sstotnen the finest ('ivy +tyles *t town area,amt upper.Owing to the fart that per business ba. kept Q• incrnuing
tomcat -those lies Got been
lenity to prepare fora foat .prilg opening.
All are inrnted to esaminc Q.lslity. Styles and Prices.
Weekly ColstonEcceived D lite Buy Seas,
81110,11111100.441. -Corner of Hamilton and Newcatcat, of 111.11$11111111116
9:4W
HEW SPIRINC MILLINERY !
MISSES-Z"A.T:S
Has opened out a lar_.' and well assorted !:tock of the latest Styles in
EW MILLINERY
Where you will fin.) the Newest Styles of Bonnet:, Hats and Trim-
mings. Ladies please call and inspect.
Nortb-Rt. second door off' -quare•.
its -Ira
MISS GRAHAM
Has returned from Toronto where she has been making tier Mee -
tions in
PRING MILLINERY.
The Brightest and Ices! (Ind the Lalest in,
Novelly and Style can be seen
at her Show Rooms.
A thorough inspection of goods and prices is cordially invited by
all callers at
97 -
The CHICAGO HOUSE,
West Street.
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the best of
value in all lines of Furniture -from the smallest chair
to the largest and batt bed -room Ret, or parlor shite.
Call and see his stock and get a bargain.
ZTNIOERTgICTIV „f
In all its branches', promptly attended t.
•
air EMBALMING FLUID always kept on han•i.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
(F1110, BARRY, Namilton-St. ,tom iu k4*.
, •••.,'a
HOUSEHOLD RECEII
('rsulur►v J.dly.-Pore, q
core tele* noise tart apple!,
.r Gov juicy •pplea pre(e►r.
porcelain kettle with tee
ea.nb.1rIe1, New ui1111 Wft.
tbruuKl •jelly bag, put th.
Move iu saws kettle ,,aft.r et
with two pounds of c.'ff.. A
the same as low my jelly or u
teem tbe skimmer *ben you J
(all. off ID own use three places.
lb. froth if any rise while b..i
in jolly mold. or tumblers.
gee 11 • 5110• d.trot.
0a.aus C1:.ITaao Pie - lira
shall, law cupful et powgeeed
tablespoonful of butter, i.ue t
fel of 'mouth cure starch, our
of boding water, yolks of 11
juice and grated rind •,f nae I.
all mixed together, Whom
with u1enugue of whites and
Hot sardines oa Tose'. -T
deems sardines, asp them no no
to free them (runt ed, Put
piste use the ',ream till very Is
ready a.•me thick toast atoll
•hd .preed with anchovy paste.
.srdiurs oar 4111• and serve
'rb1. duh ran be Varied by
stead e( dardinr. the famous !
lel, • prepmrsliui .,1.moked ea
Ili rept•rted 111 title lake sardines
Prince Albert Sandwich
three eggs, $ piece et butter t
a wal.ut,a littlegrated Peruse
a dash of salt and of cayeuil
Put all mto a saucepan and sti
bre tall It thicken,. Cut sot
pieces of bread. fry them iii b
of • nice brown. Spread the p
them. Hare some ham, to
grated or chapped tine, to be sti
them before serving,
Fish Chowder. -Fuer pomuds
half a down Mem of salt pork,
the put. When deme very bin
pork out, put in • layer of
lengthwise, then a layer of
small onion* and potatoes sin
mixed with bite of toed pork;
layer of fish, and W i n. Strew
talt and pepper over each lap
the whole poor • bowl et 1
water, puuugl to came even
surface. A•ie a elided lemon as
ful of !mento catsup. A few c
an addition. Curer so that
escapee.
Hely Poly Podding. --]take
with two heaping teacepfuls
toar,two toasp•,.rutula of baking
(mixed well a pinch of malt, to
spoonfuls of tetter rubbed the
tour, and sweet milk en..ugh
.alt like biscuit dough. '(herr
eat and add cranherry jam ;
edges ..f the dough. reit up sl
securely, wet a piece of cheese o
wrap truand the whole and put
ornerier over a kettle of bean
Allow shout ten minutes for it
through, then steam 1,110 hour,
slices sea serve with moo&
.ta rwwe-eewke t6.s.e.
D..ease in any of its myriad
never wale •me, and the and o
is always re towed at. Burdoe
Bitters cute. ail diseases of the
;aver, bowels aad lilted, giving
hope with every dose.
las ire 1be Noir.
The following extract, taker
letter that recently appeared in
Ywk Voir.., has • g. od deal in
commend it to the attention of
ante workers who are not th
,."U%*hced .f the rlgl.ti4,e of
:ion : --
I took my little to yon my k
t -'1d him the story 1 • the le.
flow it found a hole in the Iv
crawled through, how glad it w
away, how it played and skipped
sunshine, until it bad wandered
eeuld net find iia way back.
I told him how the wolf chase
how finally the tiotd Shepherd
:1 and carried it beck to the fe
little fellow did not say • word us
to that part of the story where t
hero had carried the lamball woo
bleeding, back 1. the fold, when
claimed, "Say, papa. did he na
hole where 1t got out 1 -
Now those of us wn) hive
raged.in the temperance work f
Lave been trying te sere the I
but we have Inuod that, while
swing one that had gone .stay,
dyed, au.1 perhaps a tho,,sa'ei
w-•• ening aa•ray New we pr
tail a )(ha hole by wiping them
.t residence.
Rehire G..d and man, bel
Church and the wori.i, I Imjw•'ecl
peranee. 1 charge it with the
f innumerable setts. In this
blessed with freedom and pee
Word ret God and the I:bertie
religion, 1 charge it as the eau.
ever be their source cluwhere
most ell the poverty, and •Menet
crime, and almost all the mis
almost all the ignnraece, and aI
the irreligion that disgrace and a
land. I am n.•1 mad, most uouje
I speak the words of truth are
nese. 1 do, in my conscience,
the intoxicating stimulant* k*,
int.. perdition more men and
than found a grave in that deltic
.wept ever the hittheet htllt•'pe. e
Ing a world u( which eight were.
1•br•ale ('•ig1. and cher
And all diose. of the throat an
an be cured by the use of Stems'
sine, * it contains the healing et
Cod Liver (NI and Hypophnspl
their foliose form. See what
Muer, M D., L R, C. 1'., eta,
N. 14 segs: "After three years'
,.•nen i reminder Skeet's &nekton
the very twat in the mark*!. V
••ellent in throat affections."
all drutzgi.ts, boo and 81 00
The hit propellor Myles whacl
here left Hamilton on II'he»d
Tnledn to load torn for ti,ner,.
her heeler handout Wesdne.d■,.fi
throneh the esr,drensess of the fir.
n5Rbeting to feed water .nte et
sat 'wines less is mean by het
ebligtsd to cancel her eonlr.et for
en, which will he a dead lot* of
$1000•