HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-07-08, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JULY 1681.
Household }tints.
Strait MACARONI. Break rep a quar-
ter of • pound of the best M.,..aroni into
small lengths, and boil in t■ , quarts of
water with a large pinch ut salt, until
perfectly tender; drain away the water,
add to the macaroni in the stew -pan •
cupful u( milk and a quarter of a pound
of sifted lump sugar, and keep shaking
over the fire until the milk is absorbed;
add any flavoring, sere. Stewed fruit
may be served with either the macaroni.
STEWID Fat IT. -- Almost any fruit
well stewed way be given u children,
bat some, from bent; too often repeated,
will be declined by them. This is often
the case with stewed rhubarb, and it
should not occasionally therefore be
mixed with other fruit. A teaspoonful
or two of riuloberiy ur strawberry jail!, a
little orange or lemon marmalade, will
raise the flavor agreeably. Rhubarb
and apples are beat prepared fur eating
with rice, or macaroni by gently ]ailing
in a stew -pat tender and tolerably dry;
sugar to taste should then be added,
and stirred with the fruit over
the fire for five or ten minutes. In the
tate of the acid in fruit being very
strong, it is well before adding the sugar;
to put in a small pinch of carbonate of
sods; much less sugar need then be used.
Oalows.— It is admitted that the ma-
jority of people like onions as food, and
only for the perfume, many would eat
them who now do not. The unpleasant
breath, which eating this vegetable pro-
duces, is, perhaps, the greatest ob-
jection to its use, but still it is a very
wholesome and desirable article of food
for many, and hence should be brought
on the table in the most attractive form.
White onions, and those grown in the
South, are less odorous and pungent.
Take off the outside skin, cut off both
ends close, and let them stand in cold
water an hour, then drop them into a
saucepan with two quarts of boiling wat-
er. ('over, and boil fifteen minutes. seen aaseng dress goods for morning
Have a kettle of boiling water on the tire weal
ready for use, our off the water from' The "Marie Antoinette" is the newest
onions, and add as much more—be sure shape in round hats, and the edge is
the water is boiling—and bill hall an trimmed with a border of fancy straw
braids.
Lawn -tennis costumes are made of
ecru or cream colored batiste, brighten-
ed by wide bayadere stripes in rich Or-
iental colon.
Black silk grenadine, in Mexican
grounds, have brocaded flowers in black
plush, the leaves being outlined with
threads of gold or silver.
The favorite odors In Paris are lob-
sters -pink, parrot green, red moss -green,
and mustard, both dark and light.
The handeomeat thin window -curtains
are of black silk gauze on which are
brocaded figures in oldgold silk.
Several silk pompons around the
crown are considered sufficient trimming
for morning, sundown and seaside
hate.
She Fashions.
Traitu are trade perfectly plaits.
Stockings and shoes match artistes
New veils are of shaded gauze or
tulle.
Pillow shams inust be one yard
square.
Silver-gray silk dreams are attain in
vogue.
The mantle, gape, or visite must
match the dress
Jackets, scarfs, and shawls need not
snatch dresses.
Skirts are trade in u many different
ways ae the bodies.
The Marcotte takes the place of the
Rembrandt hat •k temostt.
White curtains, except of the finest
lace, are no longer fashionable.
White neck -scarfs are bound all
around with hems of colored muslin.
Dotted and flowered Swiss muslin.
are again very fashionable.
Maroon and silver-gray in large mass-
es snake a striking combination toilet.
Colored lace mitts in every style will
be more worn this season than ever.
Waists are worn either long, short or
medium, according to taste or fancy.
Corsets for summer wear are univer-
sally made of net. They are also very
short.
Little people look best in waistband
bodies, allowing all the length of skirt
possible.
Some new stockings have the foot in
one odor, and the leg in another, or in
stripes.
Gigot puffs in the armhole are a fea-
ture of the Kate Greenaway dresses for
little people.
Round, pointed, puffed, shirred, box -
pleated, postilion, oust and tucked bas-
ques are all worn.
The princess dress for little girls gives
way before the Kate Greenaway and
Mother Hubbard stylus.
Pink, blue, purple and black -dotted
mull is used for neck -scarfs more than
plain white, blue or pink.
The Prince= of Wales is regarded in
Paris as the queen of. fashion, whose
novelties must be copied by all.
Bordered robe pattetrn dresses in per-
cale, s.omie-cloth, saline and lawn, are
hour longer.
A ('•aldeaee taasr.
For some time past the educational
authorities have been aware that an in-
divid ual professing many aliases has been
writing to candidates for certificates at
the approaching July examinatione for
school teachers, offering to supply them
for small sums with copies of the ex-
amination papers prepared for the ap-
proaching examinations, His plan of
operation was to write say from Brock-
ville to a certain number of students, ob-
tain their money, forward thepapers,
and then changing his name operate in
another town. As a matter of fact he Kate Greenaway little -boy fashions ex-
plod -
operated in nearlyevery turn from piode the kilt and princess sacque in
pe aver of old-£sahioned jackets and trona
Brockville to London. The papers sup- en.
plied for the money were of course bogus An elegant toilet shows small shaded
As soon as definite information was ob- ostrich tips lightly placed down the sides
tained the matter was entrusted to the 'of the tablier. The dress is of dadaists
Ontario Government detective, Mr. J.
W. Murray, who at once took steps to
mauve, with white lace trimmings.
For the every -day dinner, to which
every lady sometimes invites her most
discover and arrest the culprit. intimate friends, it is ooaidered the
It became known to Mr. Murray that height of hospitality and grace for her
recently the swindler wrote letters to to carve and help the plate of each
three students in Brantford offering to guest.
Mousquetaire gloves are hand -]tainted
supply them with the papers on payment in brilliant flowering brambles, gay hum -
of a certain sum forwarded by mail to ming birds, golden butterLies, holly-ber-
Dion S. Fielding ian assumed name; at ries and leaves, and tiny branches of
Woodstock. During the past few days' hawthorn, clover bles..fma and snow -
he was trued to Paris, from whence he j drops'
operated under the name of,;Alonzo s.
with
us . Indian midi, decorated
stampeof d flower designs and edged
Tooke. Letters addressed to him under with //united Awrilhne lace, are worn
that name, were receikad at the office. cresesd over the bodice in front, the
On Monday he came into the Paris post- ends being carried to the back and fes -
office and inquired for a letter addressed tened with r bunch of Watteau rib
as defined. The letter was handed t..
bons.
him. Detective Murray. who was in-
side the postoffice then stepped out and
followed Tooke a short distance and re -
Madam Angst souvenir baskets aro
now filled with rases of one color in their
different shades, to accord with the tim-
bre bender; beginning with a pale pink
quested him to return to the foostoffice. cluster in the centre of the baaket, and
cd
h h 1 had
salsas Ing t tong •sten . es to a
Tooke protested—he was very indignant. border of rich colored Jacqueminots,
He said he was a gen leman, and De- , surrounded by mountain ferns and wood
tective Murray had better be very care- mosses.
ful what he was doing. His protesta-
tions were of no avail. He was searched lest his soots.
and then formally arrested. He was
taken to Brantford last night, and this
morning brought before Mr. Weymes,
the Magistrate. The charge was pre-
ferred and preliminary evidence sub-
mitted. No detailed evidence was en- '
tered into, as the prisoner pleaded guilty.
The Magistrate reserved judgment till
Monday next.
When arrested the primmer gave his
name as Alex. Mackie, another n1io..
He claimed that he had been living in
the United States for a number of years
past. His real name is known, hut is
witheld out of consideration for his ;
parents who are respectable indeed.
His father is • minister .d the Gospel in
Ontario. The prisoner, who is twenty-
eight years of age, was eelnrnted for a
school teacher. He is weD educated,
and p•maws a gentlemanly appearance.
• He stands shout five feet eight inches in
height; is of st otrt build, wit.b square
shoulder just the kind of man who
could get a living eraily in a new country
without reporting to fraud.
The numher of those bitten n larger
than it seems possible to believe. Those
who have been doped, however. will re-
ceive little comm isserwtin from the public,
as they were guilty of • dithononrahle
action in endeavoring to deceive tbe eY-
aminers; and the Ines of their looney is
pnniahm.nt littl. anongh
"Say, John, can you pay me that bill?'
asked a sap and starch man of a Fulton
street laundryman.
"('an't payee any billee. Slumblody
.ttealee my blooks Mellican man lo•see
blooks no payee. Raisee row. Say
can't find 'clounta Chinaman allee
ssmee. "
"What do you mean, you wall -eyed
heathen 1 Going to pay that bill or
net r'
"Me no payee. Me allee time likes
Bl.ard o1 Edlecation. Allee time rues
hellee, .plend money and bete Alo e.
You finds plonks me payee.
"Where'll I find your books, old chop
.ticks ?lib You pay up, or I11 bounce you ,
"You no lemmas me. You coward and
liar ' You makes me read, Chinaman
Ares you out Jogs dam quick. Melican
man aplend money, mekee case Of .elf,
and hire. man to stealee Moot', ('hina-
Fun area Fancy.
"1 wish to heaven 1 a geutl.uuan
opposite me,"esii an ble old fellow
at a dinner party. "Why should you
wiah such a thtttgi" was the retort; "you
cannot be more opposite • guntlemau
than you are at present."
They were approaching an ice creams
saloon and ake said: "Oh, Charley I'm
going to have tiny aew dress out bile--
Oh—co.
ile--Oh—ou. S -p -p -pt" "Yea, and it is lire
your new dress, Inc it will be cut by us,"
and the horrid old wretch led the pant-
ing damsel aeries the street.
"Young husband" House cleaning
menu fur the women to tie towing a-
round their heads and run the men into
the street without any breakfast fur a
week ur so, while they break lamps and
spill a hitew•ah on the stain.
WA Dung tarmer purchased • plough
ile his este spent her ash on a cough.
But air -cough broke the plough,
Noone ever knew hough,
And they all had a deuce of a rough.
"Sant you are not honest. Why do
you put all the good strawberries on the
top of the messuro and the little ones
below?" "Same reason, sah, flat makes
de front of your house nurble and the
back gate chiefly slop bar'], sah."
—A child was unite sent with s cent to buy
crews
Offs rasa who sold his cress for a cent.
He sceated a sell and sold for a cent
A eeat's worth of crews to the child who was
sent
With a cent to buy • cent's worth of cress
And thus by assent and common consent
The cent that was sent became& crew rout.
The favorite dance of the fruit -preser-
ver is the two-can.—Boston Times. The
angler's favorite dance—the reel—Som-
erville Journal. The soldier's favorite
dance—The squad drill ---St. John Jour-
nal The copper washer's favorite dance
—the jig. --North-western Mininv Jour-
nal The baker's favorite is a-bundance.
—the Home Rule Party—a clog.
EPPS's 0000A. -iia aTr3''i- AND COMPOHTI a n.
—"By a thorough kaowlerige of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition, and by a careful application of
the fine properties of well -selected Cocas, Mr,
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately devoured beverage which may ave
us many beary doctors tells, 1t is by thejudi-
cleious use of each articles of diet that a con-
stitution may be gradually built up untildatong
enough to resist every tendency to dismsse.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are hating
around us ready to attack wherever there is u
week point We may escape many a fatal
shah by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame.-
CYnit Service Uarrtts.only in Packets
labelled--JAMPss Errs it. Co., Hosi eopatblc
(Chemist& London. Eng."—Also makers of
Eppi s Choeolate Essence for afternoon use.
1761
Its Jost a R.emlao.
For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Favor, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cugh, tickl-
ing in the thoat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat;
and all chr3nic or lingering diseases of the
thoat and lungs, DR. Knee's New Dts-
rovaaY has no equal and has established
for itself a world-wide reputation. Many
leading physicians recommend and use
it in their practice. The formula from
which it is prepared is highly recommend-
ed by all medical journals. The zlergy
and the press compliment it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist
and get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a
regular size for $L For sale by F. Jor-
dan, Goderich.
Raetlea'sAralea Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction in every case er
money refunded. Price '25 oents per
box. For sale by F. Jordans, Gederich
mat alle same. Me detlaulter Me
busts. up. Yon settee ckommittee in-
vestiglate (Chinaman all. aria Mohi-
can man Ki ya
They are an imitative race, the Mon -
goblin, het then they dont thoroughly
understand the American seethed' of
husinesa. An individual cant do what
a corps ratice body ran. and the China-
man will find it out some day --(Brook.
Ian F.ag1e
new to Cee Met.
The great secret of obtaining riches, is
first to practice economy, and as good
old Deacon Snyder says, "It used to
worry the life out of inc to pay enerm-
ous doctor's bills, but now I have 'struck
is rich.' Health and happiness reign
supreme in our little household, and all
simply because we use no other medi-
cine but Electric Bitters, and only costs
fifty cents a bottle.-' Sold by F. Jor-
dan
_Nature, after all, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secrets of health
within her broad, generous bosons, and
man needs but to go to her intelligently
for his every need. The discovery of
the great Cough Remedy, GRAY'. SYRUP
or Ran Sravel Gra, is an apt illustra-
tion of this. As a cure for Coughs,
Colds, Loos of Voice and Hoarseness it
stands unrivalled, while its low price and
readiness* access places it within the
reach of all Try it and be convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 50 -rent
bottles. -- ad
The Greet dlwer'iews Rernnddyy fbr
COUGHS COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS LOBS OP
Y'OICE, HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFFECTIONS
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almost specidc eect in curing ob-
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known to the public at large.
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LOVELL'S
Prorince of Ontario Directory
FOR 1881-1880_
TO BE PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 1881.
Prose 15.00.
ML LOVELL. at the request of several
Merchants and others of the Province of
Ontario of the City of Montreal, Hc,„ begs to
announce that his firm will publish a PRO-
VINCE OF ONTARIO DIRECTORY, in No-
vember next. containing an
Alphabetical Directory
AND A THOROUGH
Classified Business Directory
a the Business sail I'rofeseional men in the
Cities, Towus,and Villages of Ontario, with .•
Claeeified Business Directory
117 THE
CITY OF MONTREAL.
The setae tare and attcnt;on bestowed on
the Dominion and l toy inviol Dir a tortes of
M71 wUl be given to this work. Sut.s(ribers
amines respectfully eoheitcd. Terms of Ad-
vcrtlsing made known upon applicator:.
JOHN LOVELL&SON
Montreal. I rr. 1861. Ptsbitehers.. 1715
ANCHOR LINE.
UNtTCD iTATE(l M.AIJ. r;rt:' MORS
Mail every MaParr�d�
NEW YtmIIK TO Ui.Arlti I N
CABINS, $se w SIS t T0ERAUE Ser
Them t, traniarn do not tazry cattle, 'Art poi pig,
NEW YORK TO LONDON Dllti'CT.
CABINS Sq to SOL Rates. at Reduced
Pas user acoommodatiuns are emurpaned
All tltatrruuuts om Main Ilei/. 1
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from
any ila,irtrul Station in burvpe ur America.
Drafts at low est rale*, payable (tree ofcpame
throughout England, Mcotbumd and Ireland
For books of lufurmation, plans, tea apply
w IlarinaJ Hoy BHUTHnuw, 7 How unubacae.
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. WAR'NO('K. Albion Block,
1761 Agent at Ouderleh
( ITICE.
(iieitiy rep PAotoyrupAiey in 4:ed.-toot
111 returning thanks fur pant lei ors. would
lusts , (hum wishing a benefit will please
notice Ionizer pelcea and uremia,
Prem., t. runner.
Life Site Photos. - - 114.00 57.05
Silo Photos, • - 1.30 LOU
la/ " - 1.86 1.
Cabinet& Photo per dos., 100 s•
(Card Photo, per dot., - 1.30 1.00
And Frandes to suit the above at
B 0 1' T q na P R I 0 E Et_
(loan. one. COMP ail' and have your heart.
Maddened by getting good and chsp4Phutua
at
1755 E. L Joe*oo,
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRA.C118N
Has REM„m ail H1�
GROCERY BUSINESS
To the old stand in the Albion Bl« k, formerly occupied by hint, where he will be pleased
to welcome all his old cuatorucrii and the public generall). A large quantity of
NEW, FRESH GRoC'EitIES
A;
('HEAP As THE t'HEAPE.''T.
D, C_ STRACHAN,
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
MR. D. FERC+USON
-AT A—
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT!
Nearly all of said Stock, as well as my own original Stock, was beaskl before the olds tar
of hardware. I am therefore in • position to sell Cheaper than any other
heaae la tie Constr.
MY STOCK 1►F
F4notrs',luildms'&)(1,11112111witileGeis Coln 01(1), which1wano05iy.
COME AND WITT AT SQCR PRICES eS WILL PLEASE TO '.
Fresh G -round Water Lime in. Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
R- Ww c3K NZIE
1751-(m.
HURON CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY,
ISUCCEBBORS TO JOHN KNOX). MANUFACTURERS OF
m
CS
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness ao,l Despatch. anti at Reas-
onable Rates. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T_ c c J_ STORY,
II \M11.1' N 'T1tl F:T.
IKNOX'S OLD STND.
GRAND CLEARING SALE
—u
Boots and shoes,
• —A T—
CAMPBELL'S BOOT el SHOE EMPORIUL
F R U\1; ON'I'H.
FIRST PRILk5 AWARDED THE
"LYMAsT"
Four -Barb Wire Fencing
at
MONTREAL, QQUE.
HAMILTON O4T.
CiNCiNNA'1~L OHIO. =NIMiTiONS.
SYRACUSC N. Y.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
POR
ES; IILL3ILliand SUPERIORITY
Oyer Olt ('meprtifer..
The Cheapest & Best Fent
iY THE
vii ORLD_
Adopted and In ore nn 19 hallway Lines In
the U. M. and (Canada. rte. that our trade
mark, "Ling vs HARal" is Ntrn.11114 nn cask
reel. Rut !go OrwiR. Mend for Isleea sad
circulars to R. W M4-Kre?It, (i.o era, h.
J))MLV/O.V RA RR WJRS FENCE CO.,
I7 7 %tan. Mowhvd.
VICTC)1-(If,
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TH CRE, T_ SPCCIfIC
ref
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ror We ray .i AME. WILOX,
Chemist sad Drwaist.
8111SOMILL1111
Chilled Plow
— AND—
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Having pwr.hased the (3oderlch /nandry. 1
eta AtMog the ppr�reemlw Inc the nrnufsrtnr.
9(((MILLED 1'1Aitt'Mand A(31t1t I LT I. It AI.
verLicsovere on w large Neale. Mill Work.
Q.w(wa1 Repairing and JOhhtng will he eon
deed. All work gsr•ntP.d.
1l♦, D. Rsnwtrnan to the only swan authorised
it paynwnu and ai receipts en b�
of the late Arm of Rnn,iman .♦ ('n . and
ail perwr.ws iadeMed are req toward In govern
tbemeselem a.wwAingl•
o atilterlotII.I.KR
I TogieterM
Previous to Stock taking. My Stock is Largeand well -assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given.
=RMS CASH
WM. CAMPBELL.
Goderich, Jan. 13, 18$1 17 (0
1
Sal.
•m
Tads only Medicine that successfully purifies t:i,;
BIoOkicts upon the Bowels, Skin and k_idre;a-_
while. at the same time it allays Nervous L-ritation.
and strengthens the De i iitated System, per"cctly an;:
speedily curing Billo:..:ness.:,.:undice. Dy3F(,: la, Ccr.sa•
patior, Headache, F.aeumatls.u. L':opsy Nervous and Gtu-
eraJ Debility, Female Comp.,.ints. Scrofula, Erysipelas.
E.ilet:m, and every specie, or GL.ron .: Disc.,::e al iz.:ag
Disordered Liver, Kidneys. Stomach. Bowels or Blood.
THE SEAT IiL000 Pt rIfYINC 1OMIC IN THE WORLD.
•assess sores.. ter. T. MU= 4 r !let Into urs rti0!tlt •.seise f•s.so •
Ne 1'r•e«new•, n eras Peeid55 •- - J i efrettad ateworer N *ewe ret tt-'•'
Ore. beasts'• s.rg 0110•5100, *pre •ilia. a arcs/ esti FR Weber saM
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