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DELICIOUS WINTER DISK. Sometimes something is desired which Is a. little more elaborate than the or- dinary every-day bill of fare affords, and if the family are fond of oysters. i. treat they will relish is stuffed oys- Lers. For two dozen large oysters make I. force-meat with the following ingre- dients: The breast of an uncooked fowl. chopped, pounded and then rubbed through a sieve; one-fourth of a cupâ€" tul of cream or milk. one-eighth of a iupfiil of stale bread crumbs free of rust, the white of one egg, one table- BDUOnIlii of salt, a tiny bit of white pepâ€" per and a slight grating of nutmeg. Put the bread and cream in a small saucepan and cook until a smooth paste 'is formed (it will take two minutes on the back of the range where it should be put and where it will hardly bubble). Take this paste from the fire and add the seasoning, chicken and the white of the egg well beaten. Mix all well and set away to cool. Dry the oysters on a soft towel and season them with salt and pepper. Now roll them in fine bread crumbs and lay them on a. large dish. DiVide the forcemeat into twelve parts and spread eVenly on twelve oysters. Lay the other twelve oysters on the “first (luzeu, pressing gently with the aid of the knife. to make them stick. Put into a deep plate the yolk of the egg left from the forcemeat and one, whole egg and beat well with a fork. Season with salt. Dip the stuff- ed oysters in this egg and then roll them in bread crumbs, being careful to have them part covared with the egg and crumbs. When all are done place them in a frying basket and cook until they are a rich brown in fat at the temperature of about 400. de- grees. It will take about one minute and a half to fry them. Serve With Maderia sauce. The stuffed oysters may be kept in a_ cool place for several Hours before frying. GAVE AWAY HIS CRUTGHES The Story of Mr. J. McDonogh, or 'l‘lverton, Ont. Sun'cred From Two Severe Attacks of Rheumatism â€"Doctors Feared the Trouble Was Going to Ills Ilcartâ€"l‘luk I'lllii Cured Him and lle Gave Away Ills Crutclles. From the Tiverton Watchman. Anyone seeln the robust health and active lorm 0 Mr. Jack McDonggh. who is managing Mr. A_. Gilchrist's harness business during his absence in Scotland. would be considerably sur- prised to learn that only two years ago he was a confirmed invalid and unable to walk without the aid of crutches“ But such is the case, and hearing of his _re- markable cure from the excruciating agony of inflammatory rheumatism by the use of Dr. \Villiams' Pink Pills. a representative of the \Vatchman called ii on him to learn the particulars. Mr. IV cDonogh was found working at the harness bench,as well and active as any young man in the country, and in reply to a question about his cure said:â€" “Yes, mine was quite a remarkable. case. Two years ago last spring. while at: home in \Vingham, was suddenly taken down with rheumatism. in feet and anklesswclling so that local not even put onan overshoe. I was in bed for three weelm under the care of the doctor, and had to use crutches for a long time after that. The next spring the rheumatism came back again, worse than ever, attackmg all my Jomts. but principally my ankles. knees, hips, el~ bows and wrists. The doctor gave me very little encouragement. and said he was afraid of it going to my heart and killing me. I had read a great deal about Dr. Williains' I’Luk Pills, and the cures they had wrought. and I determined to try them. At first I did not notice much change. but be- fore I had taken a half dozen boxes I was so much improved that I had given away my crutchesand have never re uircd their use Since. I still took the ink Pills for some time long- er and I have never had a touch of rheumatism since. and .hope 'I never may. I can say that Pink Pills cured me of a bad case of rheumatism and I cheerfully recommend them to others suffering as I did.- ._ _ lDr. \\illiams' Pin-k Pills strike at: the root of the disease. .i‘Ierlng' ill from the system and mastering the. pa- tient to hoath and strength. In cases of paralysis, spinal troubles. loconiptor ataxia. sciatica. rheumatism. crySipel- as. scrofulous troubles. etc., these pills are superior to all other treatment. They are also a specific for the troubles which makes the lives of. so many women a burden. and speedily restore the rich glow of health to pale and allow cheeks. .Mcn broken down _by overwork. worry or carcasses. will find in Pink Pills a certain cure. Sold by all dealers. or sent by mail poetpaid, at 500. a box, or six boxes for $2.59. bv addressing the Dr. \Villiains' Medi- cine Co.. Brockville. Ont“ or Schenect- ady. N.Y. Beware of imitations and substitutes alleged to be “Just as good." Tgfiqfimnsr won. Did Bluffly and Whooply come to blows! « 1 should say so. They were. both blowing at once till Whooply's mice gave out and than he had to retreat. it 13 '10! con- of mom is. @MPOUND tar...“ '--‘- Illll‘ (m) Vienna BOIPOIII nod liloo' mm Inch. hurt-momma; _ acceded? llHlSlllll lllllllll ANSWERS TO THE QUES- TIONS ASKED. Will You Be One of the Successful Winners? The inducement is Great Ind the Outlay Small. 1. In what year was Victoria made Queen of England. 2. what year did the Battle of Water‘ 400 take place. 8. In what: year did the Battle Queenston Heights occur. 4. In what year did Quebec City sur- render to the Englishâ€"which end-o ed Branch rule in Canada. 5. In what year was the British North America Act passed. . The Ladies' Journal will give free to the first person sending a correct ansâ€" wer to all the above questions, the first prize (the bicycle) in the list below. the sender of the second set of correct answers. another bic ole equal to the first. {1nd so on till al these first prizes are given away. THE FIRST PRIZES. Number anewâ€"A. handsome upâ€"to-date. high grade bicycle, by a well known maker, (ladies' or gentleman'l wheel ‘ as may be preferred.) Two to Seven.-â€"anh ’l‘en Dollars . Gold.‘ _ . Eight to Fifteenâ€"Each Seven Dollars A“ in Gold. . sixteen to Forty-nine.â€"â€"Each Five Dol- . lars in Gold: 1 a Fifty and Fifty-one.â€"Ea.ch another Bi- . cycle some as No. 1, same choice. Fifty-two to one Hundredâ€"Each ’I‘wo Dollars and. a half in Gold. After .these prizes will follow the middle list. To the sender of the mid- dle setof correct answers in the whole competition. counting all the correct sets of answers from first to last. will be given Number One of these MIDDLE LIST OF PRIZES. Number One.â€"A thorou hly tip-to- date Bicycle, .same as on. 1. 50 and v 51 in first list. l‘wo to Thventy-five.â€"Each a set of one dozen bigot heavy plated Tea or DinJ nor Knives. Twenty-{Six to Fortyâ€"Each Ten Dol- Jam in gold. Forty-one to Flfty-nine.â€"Each 3 Ladies‘ . Handsome Golld \Vat’ch. Sixty and Sixty-one.â€"-Each a Bicycle some as described for Nos. 1, 50 and . 51 in first (list. Sixty-two to One Hundredâ€"Each a' half dozen silver plated Forks. Then will follow (the consolation prizes. when to the sender of the last set of correct answers will be given No; one (the bicycle), and so on counting from the last received up to one hum dred, when each sender of correct ans- wers. up to one .hundred inclusive will! be given the prizes as per this list on LAST OR CONSOLATION PRIZES. No. _one.â€"A Bicycle, same as No. one . in first lis . - Two .to Seventeenâ€"Each a handsome . 811V“ plated Tea Set of 4 pieces. Eighteen to Thirtyâ€"Each a handsome _Gem Runs. Thirty-one to Thirty-fivcâ€"Each Ten _Dollars in Golds x Thirty-81x to Fiftyâ€"Each Three Dol- _ lars in Cashl . Fift -one. to Sixt -oneâ€"Each Flve Dol- . arc in Cash} Sixty-two to Eightyâ€"two.â€"-A‘ fine Gold _ Gem Ring. pi Eighty-three to Ninetyâ€"Each Seven N. Dollars in Cash. iney-one to One-hundredâ€"Ea fine Gold Watch: on a Each person competing must send one dollar for one year's subscription to THE LAi‘DIFS' JOURNAL. which is an old established and widely circu- lated monthly publication. It con- Sists of thirty-six large ea, with alllho latest fashions wellafilustrated. serial and short stories, de artment, our boys and girls. house‘hol and domes- tic. in short something to interest ev-I ery member of the family. It is well worth the email subscription price. even if you do not get a prize; but all the prizes offered above will be given. No charges of an kind will be a t» ed from prize wi’hners. ex 0 Any person can compete any num‘ ber of times. but a dollar must bosont 311th each-use;e of answers and the ourna “'I sent for a car to n desired address. y a y All five questions must be answered correctly to secure any prize. The competition will remain open‘ from now till last day of April next. Ten days will be allowed after date of closing for letters to reach the Journal office from distant points. but: must not. bear later post-mark than 30th. April, ’97. The decision of the ublishers of The Ladies Journal must considered final. ‘ Full names and addresses of winners of prizes Will be given in the April numberbf the Journal. No winner's name Will be published. however, if a of in request is made not to do so. Address andmako all orders ayable to lhe Ladies' Journal. oronto. Canada. FAITHFUL TO HIS CAPTAIN. That was a loyal if not very gentle answer once made by a private soldier to Frederick the Great of Prussia. During a campaign in Silesia. the king made it his habit to stroll through his camp in disguise at night, to come into closer relations with his soldiers. One night he was stopped by a sentry. but giving the proper password. was permitted to proceed. Instead of do- ing so. however. he endeavored to tempt the sentry into accepting a cigar. say- ing that a smoke would solace his long watch. "It is against the rules." said the soldier. ” But Frederic ” Your permission I" cried the soldier, " And who are you i" " I am the kin ." goo have my permission." said "The king be angch” aid the in-- corriiptilile sentry. ‘ What would my captain say i" 9 €- 517 c 2 it 1:5 9 pophospl'iitcs, will fill out the sunken checks of pale children, and give color to the lips. BE COURTEOUS. Never economize politeness. Tobe. It furnishes material for the growth of bone, and food for the brain and nerves. It lays a strong foundation for growth and development. 5°C. and .x.oo at all druggistc. IIOOOOOCOOOCCOOOC....0..0..00...OOCCIOOOOOOOOOIOOOO WW mommies CURE Foaiirooruf _ _ ACHE. Magical in potency and power, pone- courteous is a divine injunction. Courtâ€" . (filling it once to the. diseased nerve- esy_should flavor every act. of the most ordinary day. Its practice would in- vest life with beauty and sweetness, would garland the rough places and soften the hard, and be soothing balm to the sensitive. so often needlessly wounded. ' HOW TO CURE CORNS: .Easyi Yes, if {on go about; it the right way. Get; t s best always. Put- nam’s Painless.Corn Extractor never fails to cure. Acts in twentyâ€"four hours and causes neither pain nor dis- comfort. Putnam's Corn Exttractor ex- tracts‘corns; it is the best. The Doctorâ€"Mrs. Brown has sent for go at once and see her boy, and I must go at once. His Wifeâ€"What is the mat-i ter with the boy? I don't know; Mrs. Brown has a book on \Vhat‘. to Do Before the Doctor Comes, and 11 must hurry up before she does it. For Constipation take Kaitlrn Oloyer Root Tea. the great Blood Purifier. Cures Headache, Nervousness. Erur tions on the Face, and makes the head clear as a bell. "Now then. my heartias," said the gallant captain, " ou have a tough bat- tle before you. igh't like heroes till our powder’s one, thenâ€"run. I’m. a ittls lame, an I‘ll start now." ONE OF THOUSANDS “I was a. Martyr to Sick and Nervous Headaches, Caused by Constipation. Unfit for Business on an Average 2 Days a Week. " Some Pills hel ed me, but Dr. Ag~ new's Liver ills at 20 cts., a Viall Cured Me. " This is My Own Testimony, and it's a Fact. Now I Never Lose an Hour or Miss a Meal." This is the written testimony of a well known Toronto journalistâ€" ou can have his name if you want it. r. Ag- new’s Liver Pills. at all druggists. 40 in a Vial. 20 Cents. Teacher: When a woman's husband dies. Patsie, what is she called? Pat- sic: A widder. Teacher: And when a man's wife dies, what do we call him? Patsie (after some thought): A widâ€"out-her, mum. ‘b o . Has for a Fifth of a Century Cured all forms of . . . KIDNEY and LIVER DISEASES. THE DREAD BRIGHT’S DISEASE l5 but advanced Kidney Disease. Either is Dangerous. Both can be Cured it treated in time with Warner’s Safe Cure. Acco t nosubstitutc. Write for free tron mentblauktoday. Warner‘s - Safe Cure Co.. Rochester, N. Y. Heart Disease hills. ~ Rollo! In so Mil-int... The most pronounced symptom: of bout disease are palpitation. or tlntterln of in heart. shortness of breath. weak or rrrgnlar pulse. smothering spells. "rolling of ‘oat or uklu. nightmare. null: of hungover unsuc- tion. The brain may be connected. cur-lug headache-i. dizziness or vertigo. Inshornwhen- t-vor the heart liaison. or Uni out cpl y. who: or palpitotoa it in diseased and treatment is ;rnporativo. 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