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The Huron Expositor, 1880-11-26, Page 6-,u ai_ • • • • • Ij Household Fri n tee A plain hemstitched pocket hand- kerchief Dan be ornamented prettily by putting a, row of feather stitching in white or colored working cotton just above the help This is a good way to mark handkerohlefs for the wash, pro- viding, of course,. that the washing is done at home. —Before the children's stookings be- ' + to be thin at the knees and to need arning, put a piece of cloth under and sew with fine stitches so that they will not -show ; soft flannel or pieces of old stockings which are strong enough to be worth using are better than any heavier cloth. By taking the trouble to do this, stockings may be made to last twice as .long as without it. —Almost everybody would like Gra- ham bread if it were properly made, and the ohildren ought to have it at least twice a week. The way to make it is to take some of the white bread Sponge, add a cap of molasses, and enough sponge• for one-half, a little warm water, and stir, not knead, the Graham flour into it, make the dough only a little stiffer than that for corn- meal bread, let it rise and bake it in a stow oven.. Another way, which has the advantage of being made quicker than the other, is to take two cups of Graham flour and one cup of white flour, one cup of sour milk, one cup of molasses,, one teaspoonful of saleratus ; stir it thoroughly and put into a well - buttered tin and steam two hours, then dry off in the oven. Any one who does notlike this must be not easily pleased. —Here is a recipe for a good plain cake. If eaten -when fresh it is really nice, and cannot be distinguished from a more expensive cake. It helps also to make that variery for which the troubled housewife is always seeking `.Take half a cup of butter, one cusp of sugar, half a 'cup of sweet milk, two eggs, two cups of . flour, two teaspoon - fah of baking powder, or one teaspoon- ful of soda; and one and a half of cream tartan., beat the eggs till very light, the whites and yokes together ; put in about two teaspoonfuls of caraway seed: A cake which is nice as a foundation for all kinds of layer cake, and which is also good for a loaf cake, is made of four 'caps of flour, two cups of sugar, one cup of sweet mirk, one cup of but- ter, four eggs—whites and yolks beaten separately—four teaspoonfuls of bak- ing powder ; flavor with lemon or va- nilla. The wise saying that "change is rest" is of value to the housekeeper. A deep truth underlies that assertion which we will do well to think of. It is certainly one reason why housework when moderately indulged in is health- ful and invigorating,. It is true in re- gard. to needlework also, and for this reason when your head is clear and you feel particularly like exerting yourself, it is an excellent thing to out .out a quantity of work of different kinds. The old opinion that one piece of work should. be completed before another is begun is not a good or philosophical one. How often after sewing steadily on one garment it has seemed to the excited brain as if each time the needle pierced. through the cloth it penetrated also to the very nerve. If, then, this work has been got out of sight and something else brought forth which is to be sure just as truly work as the other, but so unlike if that it requires different hand- ling, a feeling of relief is experienced and even of actual refreshment. Some- how different thoughts are awakened, and in the end more work is accom- plished with less fatigue and loss of energy than if the woman bad persisted in finishing one before beginning an- other. Another advantage to be gained from having more than one piece of work about is that if yon have a habit of harrying and worrying over every- thing you undertake, not giving your- self any peace till it is finished, you will learn to take things more easily. Goethe's famous motto "Without haste, but without rest," ought to describe the ' course taken by an earnest woman who feels the necessity of doing for her fam- ily all. that her strength will allow. It is a fault of the_ average woman that she likes too well to be admiringly com- pared to the swift -winged Mercury, without reflecting that Mercury was fully as swift to doevil as good, and so she too often hurries through life, driven far more by inward than outward forces., missing much of the beauty and sweet- ness that are gained only in quiet and repose. really made so, we should soon ee end of dawdling, rout'ne, trad'tion and listless farming, an 1 the n of a vigorous element sech as the world of business aad oarri and activity into every d spartmel There are of course many et v hick a farmer can:tram the .sou his unprosperous condi tion ; bu practice of keeping on hand, s and winter, a lot of practically 1 'ss cattle—for all cattle are air .at are not • profitable is th. and Danker that is surel substance. It is simply time how soon he will be acknow edged hope submissiolr. We repeat afford' to keep inferior man may a ` ord it, and debtedness lenge, but t ing to mak it, nor Inde kind of cat to himself trash and build up on poor stock consequeno an Poor Stock. Many a farmer -is kept poor by keep- ing too much stock. He would be prosperous if the stock was of the flight kind. It does not pay to keep cows through the winter that are dry pretty much all the time, It does not pay to keep over a lot of lean and fractious steers in the expectation that they will make good working cattle by waiting long enough. All such animals should be sold to those who have more food in store than their present poor owners. A miserable and melancholy lot of no - breed sheep constitutes no more desirr able property, either. Their fleeces are not worth waiting for,. and their mut- ton is called ; such only by courtesy. They are of no use to a farmer but to help keep him poor. Good stock, superior stock, pays for itself all the time. A herd. of cows is well worth wintering that . will pay in milk and butter many times more than the cost of their keep. No : other kind ought, therefore, to be allowed on a farm,. No business man ever expects to make headway against competition by holding a stock of goods that is of inferior value and out of fashion ; and a farmer ought to observe the same Tule, and carry on his hands no stock that is not of the very sort to give him a good footing in the produce market. He' never can get good milk, good butter, or! good Leef from poor runts of creatures whose existence comes under the head of a cideut rather than design. Su- perior stock is the only kind an enter-: prising and thrifty farmer can afford to keep. When cows show beyond a- question that they cannot give milk guough nor milk good enough to pay far their sup- port and yield a liberal profit beside, it is tiino they were disposed of on almost any terms that will clear them off the farm. It is the same with all creatures that are an incumbrance on the farm instead of a profit ; let them be put off without delay, and let the so-called sentiment in the case be eradicated by healthier considerations of what consti- tutes thrifty and profitable farming. This should be the touchstone every- where of good farming. If it were Dig dow feet a hole it up—us low this di little less t you go dow the sides well dug a one-half th the same d proof again can any di I have a w has done e years, and cleaned on need of cle no aocumu bricking at jury from where the —O. W. 1 c 1 v 31'8 oep lin c eating of t 1 0 F s 9 a quE ,: ' df uccum o tb lessly 00 , no f c rn cattle chargE to whim or c elusiv . en e fernier w +o has hits 1 off,hps far s cant' t c d Dan, he aff +rd to k eio aJjy le but; the be:t. He -s! o clean out e` ery thin tha }s worthless, + nd b i ad a sound b; xis. e keeps, the poorel�;i• himself. Cheap to a depth our feet in g water -lin your well an the brit pia er the 'th ater-li 1 d pia terea i. pric of an pth and di t all !kinds t wash dow 11 made in cella t ser 'n th t tim onl once ning such a ation , of fil the tap is do est, as tie 1 roui4 beliin . in the ;Rory n, Huron. ell; of five o emote. ,` i.lr'4 mor in dt a ed top • `l' dirt or . n ©n omoarlA this : y osts ordina b ivv Ilzof meter and ais offromive ++ nsifdeosr . this _ _, that ce for 'eleven it}peen The ell, a: ere is h in ne to lid n- laster . 1 ff d it ha . i .z n. 1Neti of r. Lond GOING NORT -- Mail. P.M. London, desart .2 20 Exeter . ...8 89 Hensall ...8 54 Bippen. a 4 00 Brnnefield 4 10 Clinton.... •,4 25 Blyth . • 4 52 Wingham, rrive 5 25 GOING SouT — Mail. A. M. Wingham, evert.... 7 00 Blyth 7 85 Clinton 8 01 Brnoefield 818 Kippen r 2 Hensall........ . .. ;.888 84 Exeter.... .. .,8'49 Gra d Trunk Trains leav: Seaforth an• follows : GOING WEST Express... Express... Mixed Tra n8:00 A. Mixed Tra' 1.05 P. GOI11G EAST SEAFOR Express . 8:00 A. Express Tr;in:1:05 P. Mixed Trai'1:15 P. Mixed Tra n....,..7:35 P. Gre 1 Western Trains leav : Brussels stat as under: GOING ORTH. Mixed 10:25 A'. M. A+ Accom :3:13 P. M. A Mail. 9:28 P. M. M SEAFORT .. 8:10 P. .....!8,55 P. 11 nd B Mixt A. M 55 8 49 9 15 9 25 9 45 1Q 11 1 12 0 Mixed A. 10 5 12 1 11 14 20 .21 3 00 Rail Clinton • P oil A.1! 1214 P.:t:. 8 P. 11f. :5 ! P. atf1. d nth GOING E'0 TH. eon .: :55 M. con 2.88 p. M sed. ....,8:15 .14 • STOCK FO COLT FOR SALE—For colt coming three. Si well broke to narnass. App eion 5, MoKiLop. JAMES SALE. le:ge d by Lo d{, Iia on Lot 34, Don ORRAN'CE. 6� in g o, s - HORSES FOR SALE—F Draught two year of and sired by Lord Haddow ing two years old and one w two years old Apply on L MoKillop, or address Seafor SCOTT, Roxboro. r Sale, T v ;ivyB Goldin as,i lay Dlor also one Mara ria - ll -bred D beiharn Bull t 32, Coonersion 2, h P. 0. etpB9"RT ri 7 AUCTION • J. P. BRINE, Lioenoed County of Huron. parte 'of the County. All POSITOR OfH a will be pro ERS. Anatio'' ales, at rders 1 ptly atti i ear fe ned titt 1 odt the all Ex- RANOIS GRAHAM, F LAND AGENT. Spa sale of landed property, f bred stock. Cattle selects ket. Office and Auction. R Block, Goderich, Ont. Te UCTIO ial atte ing for the oms, A s mode 'PR ND road g :.n to dl th. • • gh- I glia' : r• son': new t� : 115 DELGETTY & BARRO Dors, McXiilop. Spec sales of Landed Proper Implements. All orders undersigned at Walton P cession 14; or at Leadbury cession 12, will be prompt,' bills, notes and stamps 1 ALEX.. DELGETTY, Walt Leadbnry. 8, Lice• 1 attent , Far o' ft with 0., or P. O., or atten rnishe n ; GE ed A O i $foo et f o 14, I° 62280 regi. RR r ion- to and the on- can- ' n•can-' Sale red. WS, 9 ISCELL d. 2 A EEK—$12 a made Costly Out & Co., Augu ta, Main. EO day at free. A ..me :aeily dieser' UE 6261-52 $66 A W EK in year o 'W V $5 ou fit free. Ad Co., Porrlan , Maine. 5 tO 20 Prig D worth S ' SON & Co., ortland, Mal +l CU] LERS ATTENTIei ested in he Seaforth 1 desire to become mare requested to hand - 11 Secretary -at once, M. 1 tart'. vn tow. Torn and ass H. I : ALVA T & 62 •52 at ho "ei;I , S.. plea free. Adal%eas STIN- i 62 -b2 —All ar les inter- arling C ab ar.d who or the a in;iyear their 3 es tq the t. C011 I R, Siecre- 640.8 Oat. 121,1M. COX, Prot ietor. Th s is nue of the Quietest Most Congo table and! Bestron- dueted Hotels in the Prov ce. The °am are commodious and the Ta le and 3a . lib rally ' holders of the Varna hoes() Mar ufa aring Compaoy, will be held in e TOWL *I all, 'arna, on Tuesday, the 80th of overube 'clock P. M., for the purpose deciang as f the disposal of the property. Varna, Noverriler 17, 1880. jOljel 111GAB H. 76-2 SDEN & o I SITV9.TZD BTH Sto k o et A est I N s T IF 1.51:1110N1 Z,3130SITOR. O� T EAD TF1 �i- UT DOME 4.ND SEE I L.SOD'S t E DRUG AN OK STIR E COi T BIO nii IDD' ! t D' � I OERY _ ND ably OUNG'S OODS ST cep t D glut tide., 1 asE tro ' uc ERA DRUGS IS V e best quality in eVerything-that Sundries, Patent . Medici also been lar, ely increased, an in tide .7ev • Hines.. • Dyapepsia far netilly four coming affected towards t After using three or four better and F strete,t improved eteadily and rai taken three or four bottle restored to health and st porienced bettor • health before. I hid been unde number of physieians bef ed any reat.;!rial aid until with Liver Complaint, bu Remi3dy, and in a month ever been in my life. I al wig' you to gond me tlire Remedy for LiVer Comp la great succeas. -I also use and find that they are as Henry King, Geneva, N. intensely afflicted with time. We consulted phys schools, but -received no was effected with! years, mi. luNs be- Shoshornsee Remedy bottles felt nine / rapidly, rery health idly, and wher_ I had more,' L ,was quite hen for .fierty year the treatiinen14 of e, but had never tecoi used eur R ed pow in hubinets an That he len t 'led the e tried. if was elroenn take emeoavo a ever ; Pills a S4-52-1 he Sht; od as an , sari spepsie ians of On e tier three bottler of the Great Shosholi eril IR eland is now hearty and w I. Rev. .0-ohn attack of BLenniatism, ani was un hi without help ;- but after 1 ing a fe Price of the Remedy in pi t, bottles 25e. a box. Sold by al) me icine dee. • 00 ave o sell ooks go oc i ee them t -pr y on land E S AVEA al, and noe brigh { D' TRI VALU SO' US RECEIV O xtraof . ogwood, all and b antif + colors. All SSE IN CRIPTIO jurat ly disjiensed, and a Pure a. orae n d C s sO 'large t praees t ill beion IN S Burfile t GREAT MARKET eMark b aff rds. Perf mer . and includes a l the ORES ST the ft est q des In gndy 1 TYI AN ND FAMILY REC s as low as i 3411sis • t wi h the edicines atr. ii►,ecialty. ICKS lality, ackage THE PES ur Meek in Books andl largely More ee otir trade In FAST SE I F AT M At1Y SUCH AS—shale Sh Th es e, Illnsti : ted byi Frank Sha p rc's Stori+s Sim 1 Tol The •'a Explor:rs, Iv' Livi Breva it ish So1di a, Wild po is of the orld, Picthr s; . f Life in avage hands, Bog es and Sports i Say gb Lan o .inson(s Bible Di tion y, r h Boy migrants : etoee of History, oats,reat vari y and Various prices, ethotiis Hymn B. •us, ne* edit on, resbyjter an Hymn: , new aditio • , ibles; immense took to select from, Photograph Album beatltitnl an cheap, ntegrapL Albums, the newest designs. ' FOR THE H ',LID : YS GREAT .A.RI TY. :1 • ownrd, gstone's Travle 1) JU+ S Menotandum Beoks,1Pocket'; 15r ra e, who rkai s for t bu • or not. We have an Imaren e Stock' I Stationery, a d : are .nne aide to{f the Boase. 640 IVO AR KS, IVED IN PH OTOQ RAPHY: AND NOVEAIIRER 26, 1880. MUSIC. WADE BIOS., WHITNEY'S BLOC SE .FORTH. PH TO MADE IN ALL STYLES OF THE ART, FROM MINIATURE TO LIFE SIZE. 1 Pi tare Fr des and Wreath }Frames Made to Order; at Reduced Prices. Picture Fro e Moulding, Wholesale and l Retail, at Reduced Prices. A Splendid ssdrtment of Velvet{ Frames and Photo Albums very cheap. PIANOSI HAVIN Sole Ag And$in connect extra,inducemen ND ORGANS AT BOTTOM PRICES. RECENTLY RECEIVED THE APPOINTMENT AS nts for the Dominion Organs and Pianos ;dor this County, n ttierewith geWng special reductions, wet are now able to offer ts t4 purchasers those celebrated instruinents. THE SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM. 0. O. WILLSON, PROP4RIETOR. A yuLL STOCK OF PLOWS 0 HAND, Consisting of the Following Kinds MASSEY'S NO. '13 'THISTLE CUTTR !LOW, OLIV R'S NO. 40 CHILLED PLOW, HILL 131kTENT PLOW, NO. 2 MAS ErS NO. 10 SOD PLOW, POR PERRY AND TEESWATER GAN PLOWS. A Full took of Straw Cutters, Horse akes, Grain el -ushers, Boot Cutters, and all 1441einents belonging to the BusineSs.• :00L BOOKS SEWING MACHINES, AS USUAL. OUR STORE nd are bonud to give The Florence), Wanzer p, Raymond, Royal Singer, and other Sewing aeldnes Repaired on the Shortest Notice, and work •Oils, Nee les and Attachments always on handN C. WIILLSON, Main Street, Seaforth. el LARGEST, T EIB CHEAPEST STO KS OROCKOW AN ED F R SAL L17- TH hich f Qu lit tis, act on ll, as we have f al s ne Goods,-sne as Fr 11 0 RE LASSWARE COUNTY EpTED T S WEEK evit Season's Teas, co prising I IL NS, B ACKS gift ANS, ripe cann t be Nate equalled by ver aranteed in by aisy hb he trade, all cases or n Raisins roc d—oth el; f every lino, a d w II not be eet of Toronto. e i port on enabling ns to ell t prices and English hinai Tea Set 00 r Fru ts op. find it to )4 Creel ery dire and oilet and ono unded. way. ave[ as fine Stock as eqregillar retell price. In ire, we hitee v7y llne aid for Butter, Eggs and oth, _tas ILSO IMPORTANT 11 1 LM—A large ART) APLE ATENT MOV 1 ed fo crook 31 DAR. OSTS AN BA RR— LACK SH R antit ry, Dry, to tl LE the Split OM 0 ILS nt to of an A GR Bran nd dling RY GO DS— large ings, ress oods, ROCER large figure . ATS D CA S—M ARDW RE— rinse Harv st Too IIRNIT RE— he tin RS FAR Noln9 RS n. of the p blic to the Winth op, four a 00 foil wing alf mi • oiff green log . Bills for B Few), d 2 inch on hand also al siZes-: 1. and inehes. 1 and 2 inch s. proved. Se up straight, t dry 1 inch a the followin to the followi oiling sizes the °Dewing andred to one hundred and fty ands. ST AND FLOURING tt Led to, and good wOrk warranted. Flo ays on hand . knohes s north of S AW 4 Ditching. ne4erable saving the a 01 td stele ING— 'weed Sul HE G NERA TORE , comprising the latest pa of ell the leading lines el) assorted stock, from ri! no Youth's i Felt, Cloth a deb Nails, Bolts, Lock urea B, ersig ed, tern ILL. ce ERS. risiness in ILLS. lied on short 11 a Fine Shorts, in TWele p3, Ducks, Cott lista tly on ha en's eavy up. Boys' , Hinges, Stir rrors, Tables, Chaim Bedstead13, Cribs orders the s. tildes above entidned at lo GO .and selected *de to Ladir' Tenth's a a well essortt d itngee, &c. ith care. Finest Kid. orresponding fine lot of carrying on ASS GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES M. MORRISON'S, SEAFORTH. ALWAYS ON:IIAND, A FULL STOCK OF GROCEIRIgS, CROCKERY AND GL Flo-tilr, Feed and. Provisions, Mill EXTRA GfiOD VALUE IN TEAS Aemember the Place. SSVVARE &c. D SUGARS. A Call Solicited. M. MORRISON, SEAFORTH. 4DDRESS TO THE ELECTORS. SMITH.—" dood niorning Jones, Where -are you going to ?" . .g JONES," I am going down to M. ROBERTSON'S Furniture Warerooms, to get some new furniture, you see mine is getting played out and I want to get scone first rate furintnre at very low prices. Our baby wants a new ieradle and they say that he has the very b at and cheapest in the AbDRESS.—lo the Free and Independent People or st[ ROBERT ON begs to state that he has removed to the prentiees Kid , as a Har ware Otore, and that he is now prepared to furnish even/ at r markably bow prices. Intending,purohaeers will find it greatly to th exa ine hie attack before purchasingleleewhere. Repairing promptly atte to order on very short notice. Picture framing a epecialty. All work gu feathere, wood and lumber taken in exchange. Is, as rate occupied by Mr. John ing in the Furniture line ir advantage to call and ded to. Furniture made ENT E3ANKING HOUSE, formeril under his own super ision, and will be conducted ith egreatost care and atten- His stoq • of Caskets, Coffins Shroude &o., will be found complete, end at the very lowest ROBERTSO SEA FORTH. OFFICE—in the prensfses former- ly occupied by the Nnk of Com- merce and wader the Commercial Hotel; lietin Street.' POST OITFICE STORE, -WALTON. T ONCE M E respectfully beg )0ave to return thanks to my nninerou -1- patrona during the last 12 years that I have been doing business Stook of D V GOODS of all descriptions. Also always on ha HOES a Specialty—which, for quality and price, ar thing required In a general store. Asl for what you want if you den't se and S and Coal Oil,, ardware Paints and Oils, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Bacon taken in exchange. I would also intrimate to all parties indebted to me fo ,' to cOme and teettle by cash or note before the end of this month, or t 1 other hands for collection. No farther notiee will be given. MONEY TO —I s.m also Valnator 5or the Dominban Saving and Investment Society, o in the Dominion. The above Sotiety loans money on good farm security ' twenty years 10 on the Meat favorable Conditions. LIFE INSURANCE.— ;give me a call, as I am agent for the Sun Mutual Life Assurance Compan surance Conrpanies in the Dominion, e;nd conducted on the most econom Iget to give me a call. I am always attentive to business. Post Office a nection. Cl ver, Thnothy, Turnip and other seeds on hand. PATTISON WALTON onetomers for their kind Mongst them, and kindly Large and Well Selected 4 a full' assortment of ithe best in the County. ckery, Glassware, Lamps and Hama, in fact every - it. Cash or farm prodnce last -and previous years, LOAN ON EASY TERMS. ist the bestloan societies or a term of from thretto Pau -want your life insured ,;:nee of the best Life In- ca]. principles. Don't for- d Telegraph Office in con- PAINTING. PAINTING. AINTING. HOUSE 6k.ND SIGN PAIN ING, J. GRAVE is prepared to dp sll kinds of House and Sign I left at & Young's, Luresdeu & Wilson's, or Won. NOTES AND BILLS DI COUNTED. - English mid ForAign Exchange Pure ased and Sold. PerChaand at Reasonab Rates. Drafts Issued, payable t par at sli Branches ot! the Bank o Commerce. INTEREST Allowed on Deposita, Money! to Loan OR Mortgagee. elating, Paper Hang - Sege made. Orders bertson & Co.'s, will anaP 4Lr1-71andl GOLD MEDAL SILVER MEBAL 1880. r A 1880. JOHN '(IDD, S!AFORTII, -REGs to esti the Speelal Attention of Idg many Cris omere and the generallyte his varied assoftment of • From the!BEST Manufrieturer in, the Dominion, va4.: WM. BV&K, OF B4ANTF011a These STOVES possess Many Advantages Which can, -only be .)reciated by an Inspection them WE WARRANT EVERY STOVE MAIN STREET) S AFORTH. INSURANCE ACENCY1 Fire, ..31lizriste, Life and Accident INSU11?ANC AGENT. HAVING been in the Insti once Business -far effect insurances on al kind of Property -attar None but first-class Companies reptesented. I.Ami ALSO AGBNT FOR THE The Oldest in the Dominiont Money advanced STATE LINE STEAMSHIP -COMPANY, on Real Estate at Seven pe4 OF FthileCM45- LOAN +D SAY1NC$ COMPANY. Saningibetween New Ycirk and Britain. ALSO AGENT FOR VTR 11 ;joint HCoanitelp.be Black, opposite SEWING M CHINES] JAMES WATSON, Defper in all kinde cif First -Class FAME'. AND IVI:;NUFACTUR- Knitting Machines, Pam Mowers, Sad irons, Sewin# _Machine Re- pairs, Needles, 0i4s, Attachments, for the Celebtated WHITE SEWING; MACHINE Which has suceeeded in talfing the First Prir for two yeais in successioia ut the Seaforth Furl Over all its competitors. Also Agent for the WhOler & Howe, Osborne A , Wanzeri 0, ally Machine a customer may want. All Kinds of Sew Repair g d. Second-laand Machines taken exchange part payment for New Machines, ar 1 Mathines sold on earl monthly payments. JAMES WATSON, 'STREET, SEAFORTH. Mansion 14tel. 668, J. S. PORTER SEAFORTH. I ant deiermined to !Clear Out MY Entire Stock of Atrniture regard- less of. Cost. THOSE IN WANT, it wiki pay them. to ascer- tain prices before purchasing elsewhere. give a larg4 discount to those paying cash, es- . pecially to newly married eouples. Mammoth Iewehy Store, Main Street, Seaforthi- JOHN S. PORTZ& EMBER From?. the bis tagisiOn.. Who is rieh whole offering eh for A whole -offering ; he lairlIet offering shall have leelity tie God and. man, varliad with a 'reward iqiiere are four charaete Quilek to hear and quick saul, tane,elled by his Igor to forget is wise ; s vii;:k to forget, this is 4iTIOra are four oharaetei sit tinder the wise : a sueks up all; Iota here and lets out, er, *Ilia lets out the vio', out! this pollard and totir.”! “Ile who has *sin good works is like Taagy 'branches bat few r 't Wind throws on its 1 mimed works are gres roots anclifewer branches the winds of heaven ei thiy wife is small, ben saiii Whisper in her ear. sAss the love of his yen wsepsi for him. He mike aio before has, as:.; prese# at the clestructid tuiLryi itself—around hi grows dark." -"He xvii mosey, his children shall 4•Aabbi Jose sal deed makes my home.1 ilia -wings of the seraphil the arms. of the divine in Epp's Coe G-orrcott;t1Inoawndledg:°effif cohinta !at: gad 61 levvuectreraai plication 9f the tine pp our breakfast tables wi flavored beverage, Whiel 3**, ael3:p:Iteiat:Ytioa:nt:ars: jladitions use of -such art, strong euough. tendep.ey to disease. 11 teady to -attack atawt aela 1:hPafolnbti kl -----fahelled—"James Epp stifle Cheiniits, 48,; lreet, aod 170, Piece Very Nall 'hen s, person has and ifonncl it good, an urposefer which it is i hese terriarks owing ti WayS pnesued by these that celebrated am" medicine knowo as "Da" All are so well pleased will; pot use any oth waited several weeks could obtain a new S. nothiag equal to lien medicine, or foil. affecting the wi* Remember the name, 4' 'signature of Hurd. & pae4age, Northrop -&.1. to, but, proprietors fAl by all meditine dealer* From Mrs. Isaac Moc Vt. 'Some three year tacked with a 236V -ere O0 irritatiors of the heug added asthma in a se ' ing the first year I. tril meet popular medicine reeeived no real relief; watePnaliewaalin-edvnecedr regtel Baleana of Wild rOaerie reliertd /Ile. My too the soreness and irrir. And iny general healtii continue(' it's use, an stered me to better he hoped to enjoy nail Ealsam to be the mo3.4. thatcan be fauna." -, bottle. Sold by all d i ,A. Fact Wortl Are you soffering 'A coughs, severe eoldi bthreelLsttroalVaen711°Iutais druggist and get a 11 German Syrup. T lately been intreduct z4,14. is selling on its1 people are going wildl , and druggists ail eve their eustomen. If I impetior virtue, get a cents. Large size bo will relieve any g..;ase Given Up b halvl'elgierveen(ketthi)erisr17 Eleetric bitters ha mid a- eure effected,,, stomach, liver, leil Bitters. They inv:i pation, headache ta.cks. Try there ' that they are, the . The best salve i . 'Chilblains, Corns, i Eruptions. This ii give perfect satisfl money refund( d. , vor sale be E. tile salt revdan, SbarrtoeC7nsfuhff-a-li-et-irsli Ilse Dr. King's Ne