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§ ®\ Ruice Frovur Pastzy.â€"Break half a pund of fresh butter into half a pound of the finest rice flour; add a little finelyâ€" powdered white sugar and a pinch of salt ; moisten into a rather firm paste with water, knead lightly and roll out thin. The oven must not be too quick. into a stiff paste, with treacle (golden syrup), with the addition of a. very un’}l quantity of lard and bakingâ€"powder to imâ€" part the desired lightness. Bake the paste in the drif & #thail Aatrcakés, much tâ€" sembling the ordinary "gingsrâ€"nuts" of the biscuit baker. Journyâ€"Care.â€"Take three eggs, woll beaten, with a sprinkling of salt, add two sugar, about two tablespoonsful of melted butter, two cups Indian meal, one cup put into a buttered pan. Sweetmilk does quite as well as buttermilk, if a teaspoonful and a half cream Tartar is added. ‘This, if eaten with maple molasses, will be found eups of buttermilk, hélf in (onp Jof brofth sucar. about two tablespoonsful of me! _ yÂ¥ Sechyt frop! hacel" M â€"Sstutand 1 . I %J wihs foo M k. .‘ Traâ€"cares.â€"Rub three ounces of butter and two ounces of pounded sugar into one pound and a half of flour. Mix into this, by degrees, four and a half tonpoondul'of Borwick‘s bakingâ€"powder. When all well mixed, add by degrees half a pint of warm milk, into which has been put two eggs, well »beaten. â€" Mix all together with a gdn gpoon, and divide into six teaâ€" s. Put into a warm tin and bake in a quick oven. CooxIxe Pruxes.â€"Some people do not seem to understand the proper way to cook prunes. They wash them, put them into the sauceâ€"pan and set them upon the stove at once t> ¢ook. . Prunes done in this way are pot fit to eat. The proper way is this : Wash the pruncs carefully, put them into m sauceâ€"pan and cover them with cold water ; set upon the back of the oven where they will not get very het, and let stand for twentyâ€"four hours, then bring them to the front of the stove and let them simmer gently for kalf an hour, adding sugar to sweeten. Prunes cooked in this way will be found very delicious. Ammoxtsa.â€"No honsekeeper should be without a bottle of spirits of ammonia, for, besides its medicinal value, it is invaluable for household purposes. It is nearly as useful as soap, and its cheapness brings it within reach of all. For cleansing paint, it is very useful. Put a teaspoonful of amâ€" momia to a quart of warm soapâ€"suds, dipin fiannel cloth, and wipe off the dust and fyâ€"specks, grime and smoke, and see for yourselves how much labor it will save. No serubbing will be needfal. It will d__oug”md brighten silver wonderfully ; to a pint of hot suds mix a teaspoonful of the spirit, dip in your silver spoons, forks, ete., rub with a brush, and then polish on chamois skin. For washing mirrors and windows, it is also very desirable; put a few drops of ammonia upon a piece of newspaper, and you will readily take off any spot or fingerâ€"rMark on the glass. It will take out greaseâ€"spots from any fabric ; put.on the ammonia nearly clear, lay blotâ€" tingâ€"paper over the place, and press a hot flat iron on it for a few moments. A few i xf’olflu lacos a iten, xafif o musling. ‘Then ;t is & most refreshing agent at the toiletâ€"table ; a few drops in a basin of water will make a better bath than pure water, and if the skin is oily, it will remove all glossiness and also disagreeable odours. Addéd to ‘a m entizely absorbs all noxious n atrising from the foet in Wartm weather, and nothing is better. for cleansâ€" ing the hair from dandruff and dust. "For eleaning hair and nail brushes it is equally will oo;ne out of the bath white and clean. For medicinal purposes ammonia is almost palatable. In addition t> all these uses, the effects of ammonia on vegetation are beneficial. If you desire your roses, geâ€" raniums, fuchsias, etc., to become more flourishing, you cau try it upon them, by awiding five or six drops of it to every pint of warm water that you give them; but don‘t repeat the dose oftener than once in évery five or six days, lest you stimulate them too highly. Rainâ€"water is impregâ€" pated with ammonia, and thus it refreshes and vivifies vegetable life. So be sure and keep a large bottle of it in the house, and have a glass stopper for it, as it is very evanescent and also injurious to corks, catâ€" unrivalled. ~ For the headache it is a deâ€" sirable stimulant, and frequent inhaling of its pungent odours will often entirelyâ€"reâ€" move eatdrrhal cold. ‘There is no better remedy for heartâ€"burn and dyspepsia, and the aromatic spirit of ammonia is especialâ€" ly preparcd for these troubles. ‘Ten drops of it in a wineâ€"glass of water are often a great relief. . The spirits of ammonia can ing them away. One of the most pleasant and noblest duties of the head of the family is to furâ€" nish its members with good reading. ° Lét good reading go into a home, and the very atmosphere of that home gradually but surely chang@» The boys begin 8 grow one fldt’ of warm or cold water, and siake the brushes through the water; when the bristles look white, rinse them in cold water, and put in the sunshine or in a warm place to dry. The dirtiest brushes good. Put & .i'n-spoonfnl of Ja one ]‘dt of warm or cpld water, nnfifizt‘: be taken in the same way ; but it is not as begin to feel a new life opening before them in knowledge, duty, and love. They see new fieclds of usefulness and plsasure ; and‘so the family changes, and ou$ from its number will grow intelligent men and women, to fill honourable places, and be useful members of %gfl the torch of intelligence bd Â¥y household. Let the old and young vie useful topics of investigation, aud in cherâ€" ishing a love of reading, stqdy and imâ€" with each other: in introducing new and Kan#, ¢o talk about tat bast.and the fuhu.« cout ol dparali dig Mlftri $ 1 , J ,9RGMciDc at the rate of about $2,950 per mile. That was under the late Administration managed T45 milés of the same road, the cost being $1,661,675.88, or an average cost per mile An account in a Russign paper, of gecent. explorations in Siberia relates that one of the travellers, while proceeding along an estuary of the river Lena, found a pack of wolves devouring the frozen flesh of a mamâ€" io rerp. ‘ing a cliff# and a ntly in a perfect state of preservation. This is probably the oldest preserved meat in the world, compared with which the most ancient Egyptian mummy is a reoent‘ pottage. | AustrRacIA® Exrprorattox.â€"News has been received from i & has been dule m un Imown districts in the northernâ€"terfitorff; on the Katherine and Fitzmaurice. It was expected that their journey would last seven months, and that thay would meet with land suitable for sheep. Another party has recently returned after discovering i some magnificent country betweep the Vicâ€" some magnihcent country be&wnfix the Vicâ€" toria and the junction of thé Ka_g rine and the Doctor Kinlay, of Cincinnati, asserts that habitual drunkenness is; m disense purely physical, and may be overcome by mediâ€" cine. He asserts that he is eminently (Bick, m‘ "the‘i 01 zhi!tey is dkfl;fim whiskey and more ipecacuanha. On the third day he loathes the smell of whiskey and the thought of stimulants. Again raore ipecacuanha in gmall doses. "At the end of the week," {h’e*ad'etdr'nflyir." "#lfopâ€" sical symptoms disappear, and the patient, though weak, is healthy, with a good appetite id a €len€Xtongue." ‘ _. There was an extraordinary ggene in the ‘ R iB d ldkiG@KDDLG LAKCG» »»aabublat56 "The manufacture of peper from wood has reached the altitude of perfection in Canada," gays the Danbtiry Nes "The superintendent of the mill says a tree is cut down and shoved into one end of the mill and five minutes later. there is a neighbor at the other end to borrow the paper." lawyer, he tound himself, ene cold day, at a village some distance from Springfield, and with no means of conveyance. Secing a ponflsdoah U ApEiApelitringicld said : "Sir, will you have the goedness to take my overcoat to town forme?" "With pléasure;‘ ammiÂ¥ered the gentleman. . "But how will you get it again?" "Oh, very easily," said Mr. Lincoln, "as I intend to remain if#®® "Jump in," said theg@@@@@ Irritating the feelinggâ€"After, rolling all night in your berth at ses, to have a stewâ€" ard ask you in the morning if you will have a fresh roll for breakfast. Ahere was an extraordinary scene in the, course of a rocent trial of the Kihilists in‘ Cx8, wmqlzgggm the chamber. A terrible tumult ensued in the Court.. Many women, some being wives of the prisoners, The wife of a citizen of Hamilton objects to his keeping the _nt_y‘l,oflwr five preâ€" decessors green by wearing five bands of erape on his hat. stoariem wd dzlw St: Petersburg.> A prisonerInamed Mischâ€" kin complained of the merciless illâ€"usage and torture to which he had been forced to submit for two years. According to his MCuWol i tion, 43 df the 180 pnsoncrg ro natural causes, 12 had committed suicide, and 28 had gone mad. He denounced the words the judge jumped up and gave orders that the prisoner should be at onee roridved. . MAn promptly séizc man that ever lived ?â€"Because he chiselâ€" led a poor Greek girl out of a picce of piece of marble. time two other prisoners rushed to the aid ugninst the three. ‘Miscifkin tontimmed"fr & lo?der' key to rail against the Court .and ndineet CA ME wbd niivhien inted ‘went into Ai§steri slsc woko Tihrt. ‘The piconeferofibtem spectators and gendar.aes were involved in a riotous struggle, but eventually a detachâ€" ment of soldiers succecded in clearing the place. 2"%1 .dib8 ds‘ madizI since he murdered her father. of the latter, and a handâ€"toâ€"hand fight enâ€" sued, in which the officer had to contend When Abrsham Lincoin was a A Richmond woman asks for a divorce, Why i# tie ons M‘qx in that ever Tived?â€"Weciuse e $2,280, $720 less per old governâ€" meanest Ihfipfl,;(qLesn,Bobefl Hanly, Charles Neil, George Alister, David Johnston, John Duncan, Mich. Burn#s, Mungo Dand, John Cr#one, William Curran, James Crawford, jr., Geprge Otiowell, ~James: Thompson, Richard ~Pirich, ~ William Davidson, jr., Charles Barter, Peter Stoutenburg, Souden Tnplfi:, Arigus Ferguson, Frederick Sykes, Allan Bell, Urich Stowl, George RBristow, Donald Smith, Abraham Loughead, James Lindsiy, Hugh . McLean, Bamuel Taylor, Wim. Edwards, John McGibbon, John Mcâ€" Kinnon, Donald McLean, John Ferguson, Joseph Mitchell, John Whecler, Joseph Taylor, Willisn»Kyle, Francis Wood, Win. Dasell, Thos. Darl, Donald MceKinnon, Richard Stewart. Pound Keepersâ€"John Crimby, Joseph Maxwell, Robert Brownlee, Jumes Christner, Benjamin Smith, and Donald McDonald. Fence viewersâ€"Wm. Hicks, Richard Heron, sr., John Freethy, Hector MeDonald, William Kinner, Wim. Armour, Henry Hudson, and John Graâ€" ham.: Moved by Mr. Melutyre, seconded ‘ by Mr. Inkster, That Jazies McKensie be efunded the sum of $1.05, being an overâ€" 3mrge of taxes for 1877, on lot 77, 2nd S., and that the Reeve do issue his order for the same.â€"Carricd. Moved by Mr. Moâ€" Iutyre, seconded by Mr. Sing, That Joseph Paterson be refunded the Sum of $1.27, for avercharge of School Rates on lot No. 45, 4 R. S., for 1877, and that the Reeve do issue Lifs order for the same.â€"Carried. ; fioved by Mr. Inskter, seconded by Mr. McIntyre, That the account of G. J. Blyth, of Markdale, for stationery, amounting to $20, be paid, Clerk to notify Township Treasurer to gettle the same. Committce to whora were referred the enquiry into the validity of the Treasurer‘s securities, have reported the same to be satisfactory. Movâ€" {d by Mr. Mclutyre, seconded by Mr. peers, That the Collector be nl]owe({ until the 10th day of April next to collect the balance of arrears of taxes.â€"Carried. Counâ€" ¢il then adjourned to meet at Maxwell on the 28th Revision ! Was Grey review.â€"This is the title of a new paper published in the town of Durham, by Mr. ;. Townsend. It is neatly printed, Reform in poliâ€" ties, but its articles Are rich and racy. We wish it success financially.â€""Grand River Sachem ReviEw,a neatly gotten up sheet which is pubâ€" lished in the town of Durham; by Mr. Joseph Townâ€" send, late of Dundalk. Judging from the numerâ€" ous gdvertisements which appear in the first paâ€" per, we should think that the Review will be well supported; ‘Although differing in politics from the new paper we wish it every success, and trust that friend Townsend may reason to regret never have Durhamâ€"Third Tuesday in cach month. Mcunt Forestâ€"Third Wednesday in each Hanoverâ€"Monday before Durham. Dundalkâ€"Tuesday before Orangeville. Guelphâ€"First Wednesday in each month. Harristonâ€"Friday before the Guelph Fair. Prinytonâ€"Saturday before Guelph. | Ts Gazy Retrew is the title of a new weekly journal recently started in Durham, in the county of Grey. The Revizw is Reform in politics, and during the coming months the cause will enjoy the benefit of its ndvocacy in & part of the county hitherto unsupplied with the luxury of a Reform journal.â€""Daily Globe." | The third wumber of the Grey Revew, pubâ€" lished in Durkant, county of Grey, by Mr. J. Townâ€" gend, has reached us, . It is the Dundalk Gurpe in n new and much improved form. Mz. rownsend knows how to get up a neat and readable paper, as m\ w u\,undgtly testifies. Its politics are &ffifln.â€"‘bmn fries Reformer." | We have the first number of the Gagy ReviEw, m weekly paper just issued in the town of Durham, nMr.J Townsend, Agte of the Dundalk "Guide." ;a&m w\o;:lished in the intercsts of pef f promises to be a live andâ€"well conâ€" g:.c:ed paper. We wish Bro. Townsend much sucâ€" in his enterprise.â€""Mt. Forest Confederate." | The Dundalk Gurpz has changed its name and its place of residence. Tt is henceforth to be called e Grzy Review, and is to be published at Durâ€" We hope this new move will be a move in f right direction, and that friend Townsend will meet with the success he deserves in his new Lrbcro of action,â€""O. . Advertiser* The first number of the Grey Re:vizw, published in the interest of Keform, has been placed upon our table. The venturs is made by Mr. Joseph Towngend, formerly of the Dundalk Guine, and if earfiest application And living like his groat prodeâ€" cessorâ€"Benvjamin Franklinâ€"on sawdust pudding, wilk secure success, then the paper will be onc of the institutions of Durhara. . The Ksvigw iscreditâ€" | We see by a late issue of the Dundalk Guipz, Lhnt the proprietor will, after his next issue, reâ€" move the plant to Durham}; where he intends to ‘publish his paper in future. If he continues to tnmber of this paper, published at Durham, by Mr. oseph Townsend, formerly.of the Dundalk Guipe. mpnpcr presents a neat appoarance, and we are that it will be well gupported by the people of k}uy. The Review gives no uncertain sound as to jpolitics. Tt will be a staunch advocate of Reform principles. We wish it great success.â€""Orangeâ€" ‘ville Advertiser." 4 m joxz.â€";Wfi h ave just received No. 1, 1, why Revizw, a paper to be pub lished by J. Townsend, at the town of Durham. The Eeview is 10 advocate Reform ;anplu, and will be the ‘only Keform pmper, what may fairly be considered s Reform Riding. We hope our confemporery may suoceod in getting m good circulation in 8. Grey, There is plenty room for m good Reform paper in that riding.â€""Welkerton Telossope.® <> > wbly gotten up, and full of the latest news. We wish its publisher ~abundant success.â€""Elore Lightning Expross." opndunt Irty paper in the same sble manner that he hns th the past, ha. will no doubt receive n liberal wbly gotten up, and full of the ‘Dufferin Stendard." ThE Or#Â¥ ReEvitwâ€"We have received the" first We lhave received the first number of the Grey onage. We wish him success in his ventureâ€" month. MONTHLY CATTLE FAIRS. «KORTHXISZOT THOTL Friendly Notices. ‘d'z;):-(:f May next, as a Court of "-M @gn m tb e mm . sn‘ and contains a vast amount of interesting The Large and rapidly inereasing Circuâ€" in the Townships of Glenelg, Bentincek, Normandy, Egremont,,Proton, Artemesia, Osprey, Melancthon and other Townâ€" ships makes it one of the NEW PRESSES, TYPE, Etc Can depend upon being satisfied by leaving "Grey And with the Greatest Promptitude, Job Department, Possesses great Facilities for doing all Is now fitted up in the vory best style, and Having lately made an addition to our Good Family Newspaper Best Mediums for Advertisers, «Grey Review," Best Style of the ‘Art, "GREY REVIEW*" LOOAL AMBD FORBCOK XEWS, Job Work Price $1.50 per Annum, IS°POSTAGE FREE. 28 COLUMN The office is furnished with In the County of Grey. should subscribe for the If not paid in advance. W ORK. TT Al. who want a done in the very lation of the AND EDITOBIALS. TORONTO iHa,e: just received a large Stock of CLOTHING ! Al MNewenOSN Yo #ioull * 8 tone China Tea Sets, Toilet Sets,&o AXFS, â€"AXES, AXES, â€" Another Stock, best <make; HATS and CAPS; a few more of those splendid BUFFALO Groceries, hr-nudo‘-,vhn-thhuwm..hn “Mw&mwGh ight t by giving one or two months‘ notice. h& Boots and Shoes, Millinery, and Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, All kinds of ; TLumber, and Lath. Bill Stuff cut to order at short notice. _ All kinds of Scasoned Lumber kept constantly Prices greatly reduced, for Cash only, after First March. Accounts collected sharp. pvayaand Flour, Oatmeal and Chopped Stuffl. Dundalk Insurance, Loaning and GENERAL â€" AGENCY. a0 eP Dundalk, August 30th, 1977. Durham, Feb. 14, 1878. Chopping and Gristing attended to at shortest notice, Durham, February 14, 1878. VICTOIA THEA STORE. .. G. & J. McKECHNIE, w AaP Special Discount for One Month. rde of Insured in Good Companies at low Rates. Farm Property . ies fire med Lighimeny tor 3 Toure 2199 mote on tm 100. (LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.) hflab&hnlmwwuhmmtmnym ROBES, a prices which cannot be undersold. FURS ATâ€"COST.â€" N., G. & J. McKECHNIE, NEWEST STYLES, AND LOWEST PRICES, SELLING OFF. 14, Durham, Feb. 14, 1878. Selling Goods Cheap For Cash. e eR ECRCC M 3 »ITâ€"s»ea> as? L . & A. DAVIDSON, N., G. & J. McKECHNIE, ced on Town or Village Property. Manufacturers and Dealors in Call and See for yourselves. M «GOGO N EY . Lower Town, DURHAM. MANUFACTURERS OF inceys, Lustres, &o., &o.: 4A MBIM': Lustre for 12} cents. shingles. DEALERSâ€" IN wnpw:hnit “&T:lb“”muh: t i to - at any ti e veuhe d on ragh +1 4 wb bevve .+ oc svoe a 4# J. H. BROWX. yl yl DRUGS, PATEXT MEDICIXES, Pars and OILS, MACHINE OILS, BRUSHEsz of All Kinds, FANCY TOYS and TOILET ARTICLES, Biscuits and Confectionery. 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My mcovery 1 attribate solely, with G jing . to the ose oi your “llwgr‘q.lirll"_ _ _ Wrice®i per butile, A5Z P05 LincLay Rub‘s on BEMEST AlL TaLt se OZLLZ MESSRS. PELLATT & ostrR By reading and practicing the inestimable truths éoa» * tained in the best medical book cver fssued, cntitled y { ELEâ€"PRLBLLNV ATION THYSGLF] ouly §1. Sont by mail wa rcecint of price. It ;‘HL:I:F’ hausted Vitality, &mou- and Physid !-‘)-Il‘:l“ MO N EY ! thorefrom tonsiveand iiohfly the mos in America, to whom was aw «Ned med «t by the National A Bumphict, ilastrated wich the very Luacs Btecl Logravingsâ€"s mar vel of art and boautyâ€" gent FRCE to all. Send for it at once. _ Addrcss * PEADODY . MEDICA IN&ENTUTE, No, 4 But HYSELF &uch St., Doston, Muss. *"The People‘sJournal, " Portland, Maine, GEO. RUTHEBFORD, Agont, Main Street, Dundalk To Box §0, Broc«kviuu®, Opt. Br. Aukaxp, P. Q., ept. 18, 107¢. $§ A DAY selling the 1 Mediea Assucistion, with the very L309 Writes with cold nop Lots B2, 83, Osprey, #0 ner €on. Proton. Cmstantly on hand at t PUNDALK. Pre Barrister, Attorneyâ€"at Chansery, Conveyance Owen Sound. Provincial land Dranghtsman, 1 Farms T Fire and Life 1 General Auo: 9 ; kn n‘ L & Darkham, Co. reasonable interest, wnd of the vear <pr Bevea! ¢ Attorneyâ€"at 4aw, . Nolici Ntary Public, Conveya rexidenceâ€"Dundalk., Barrister, Solicitor in C1 Notary Public. . Office Orangeville, â€" opposite Rorrowers. Wild and im Mortgages Bought an| Gt-lt. TERMS:â€"#1.00 per on. $1.25 if not paid wit Protessional and busimess ALFRED FROST JOS. Mc FROST & 0C ];ARRIR‘I‘ERS and . Fiedrarton." Ficsuerton ofh bag â€"Open every Thursday Convey:ant A1the Oflice, Garafraxa apace and nnder, per wo imches or 24 lines A« Three inches do. per yoa Quarter column, per yes Maif column, «* Une columau, ** Do, anx month® . do. three mouth Casaal advertisements Line tor the iinst imsertios far eath subscquent iusor Ordinary notices « deaths, aod all kiade free of charge. BTRAY ANIMAL®, 4} weeks for $1, the adve weed 8 dines. Advertisements, olcqj by woitten instructions inserced uatil forbidden, wlar rates. ‘ 13 June 21, 1877 Tus Ounest Fis 1sst Loas Acexcy in t The best Co 64 Farm and Village £¥ Business done strictly Residence and HoOPEVI Begs to inform tkil.l} and vicinity that he has a fine st« Marriage Corti Lacens! BUSINESS D February 1, 187 4t 42 Dundalk D Mr. P. Do YTou W «very County Crown Attorney TOYS, Faxcy G00D8, ooxnx*rlo.\'i LEMONXS, ORAXGES FRESH PURE D. MeDON ARRISTER, ATDO â€"Upper Town, Durdi At fron Commussioner 11 OQys=ter hindalk his premises Owen STATION, â€" Good Family Dundiak, Feb. 23, RATES OF ap GEORC MAITLAXND M For Sale In Also tnat he J. W. FROST ISAAC TRA JAMES LA west., _|.\-l{l n i Â¥ 'w i “ ons Is Nn CAL 3 M RUTE Main the