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COLBORNE BROS.
THE SIGNAL, FRID&,Y, NOV. 14, 1890,
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COLBORNE BROS. 1111 -
New Fatal (3-Dodis I
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DRESS GOODS, MANTLES,
MANTLE CLOTHS, SHAWLS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
Ne arly *di of Ls : hell ..re direct from the European
Mut tsetse
\ civet Ri!,1+, t: nil Black Silk Velvets
CHEAP I
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CASE'S
MAKING SQUARE HOLES. FARM, FIELD, LIARJE4.
• ■.telae These as a. weyae as 11 M
ve aa••a.
A feet in meohseics, the Leedom Tires
eats, has just been accomplished by tlfil
prudect►om of • maeheie by mwam et
w hich meant hula can he drilled is
metal. Hitherto it has bees peesib$s
to drill wily round boles ; het now
samara boles, mod, in feet, holm of
somplez aeutastrtoal uothM, oats lie
drilled s. sagely as circular holes. There
ars two erchin.s fur effecting this objuet.
one of which will drill only either mead
sir square Mane, but the other will drill
holes of any shape.
The beet of thew is the Ansley -Oakes
driliiog =imbibe, which its sppearance
ambles an ordinary drditui machete. It
has, however, • spiudle of three ouucw-
tn, pert., upon one of whoeh is a set of
came w arrauged that each cage, when
brought into combtnatein with the
part its which it works, pro-
duces at the cutter s hole ..i• given
size each caw producing a different shied
TOPICS OF IMPORTANCE TO SUS -
URBAN AND COUNTRY READERS.
Me sit the tieeeeea Why rte Mama Or-
eiade Tameaeiwt the C.uarq Fall
5. Italie Rera.esatkee Returns 1. Tatar
owners.
The fruit tamp of this r•ucafry the
present year ie a turret uneatidactery
tine, with almost cump'ete failures is
smooch the principal apple gruwriug dis-
tricts mal with sock diminished yields
in ethers that the ktate•s winch can real-
ize on half, third or quit. ter crops are
deemed fortune:se. The "(ten recurring
viei,sdtudw of ties apple crop ::re having
a 1is•uuraging effect on tetany fatwerw,
leading thetu to the beleif that the crop
is not ns protteldc ou the average as
grain emps or a more diversified charac-
ter of fanning. It is r:ad thee with uc-
hule. In other words, ma setting a cows caeional ;wove oto large as to glut the:
bole the toe of the cutter describes a markets, followed by off yearn or per-
sleere. It is mut pustulate without draw- haps an almost appal, famine year like
uirs to make the arrarlgemaot clear. but the prinen . a better nee can be mode of
it tally be stated generally that the me- the land than to it with apple
- cbanical details, while very ingenious. are trees. At the least it i-; ttenvelit hr the
very simple, and the newts very sats- disetkie4 ones that t::eorehe.r.i area
-
• factory. of the country should not be increased
The seeded machine is the Tyler Ellis to add to unprofitable over production
drill, which is an outcome of the pre- on the one luted and unprofitable ene•u-
etoua apparatus. In the Tyler•EIIis laLi1" of fruitless gene on the other.
machine spindle moves about the canter While it ii tree that we have oft years
allimilallolos of a ball joint and, by an improved ter- with their insectvbttten, knotty apples
Corn Cure
Renee es an kinds of Ha: sail Soft ('urns.
Waits. etc.. without pain or snow roc, It Is
a irte..neeesnd etfoctual reeved:. and there is
no cot n existing it wit! not cure. destroying
eterl root .0d hraty t:. U•ce mold meter will
be regretted. Refine all substitutes. Full
dirccttons with each bottle. Pere 3c.
emit:. %aim est r sit
H. SPENCER CASE,
chemist and 1tneegtsd Vo. etWest iiin,.st..
Ilageitea. Ontario.
gold by F. Jordan. Haase all Substitutes
The Great Remedy
CATARRH.
BRUGNIANSIA
Warranted
A SURE CURET
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
It. J. K. GoRE.
Seae Pa: en:re an! )! + + .:ter•
GOl.eelen OXT.
THE
BRIGHTEST,
NEATEST
AND BEST,
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"TEL SIGNAL"
C. SEAGER,
- inmI ,., *Ir.n, .—
NEW BLOCK
Money to Lend
a Cheap Ram.
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tf the working parts, holes of an.l altrrrice Years
of Plenty with
• 'fried, it n nevertheless
can Le drilled. Another point L4 adieu- w•.• tt:v of care:al a -i•i'•rntiou vrh-ther
--' rage to the Tyler -Ellis lire! is that at
improved tnethode of cultivation. more
cuts clean stones in the :Niers hole,
whereas she Aiule tease drat leaves • cl
HOUSEHOLD HINTS- intro in the eectinn of varieties Dad
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ketal M1aa.
Te freshen leather chair seats, valises,
bags, etc., rub than with the wed -beaten
white of an egg.
Pet bits of camphor gum in trunks Or -
arswers to prevent the mice from dt ling
any injury.
To brighten carpets, wive them with
warm water in which has beta poured a
few drops of ammonia.
tmre-
any conceivable mathematical outlier,muucraa t I 'es,
slight Wheelif metal in the angles more att. �ittou to the p -. ervatioa aid
Keep the hack, especially between the
shoulder blades, well covered ; also the
chest well protected In sleeping in •
cold rue w. estacl.sli the helot of treetb-
ing through the nose, and newer with the
mouth open.
Do not ian a sick person unless rou
are requested to do w or there is a good
reason why you should. A nervous
person is often made very uncomfortable
by it.
Butter cr cans of milt may be kept
perfectly cold by Icing wrapped .n
• cloth and set in • deep duh c•'r.-
tsining • little water, where air is c:r
culatiog..
It is cot a...orally known that tin
cleaned with wdl shine better
than when cleaned with flannel.
A clothe• wringer can be easily
cleansed from the lint that collects on
the rollers by •aturating • cloth iu kero-
seno and rubbing it over.
To make a conveuleut t fur
drying collars su_e cuffs use a piece of
muslin, un which you sew buttress in
t.umbers and positions to •u., and fasten
that strivigly on to the clothes Inc.,and
the boeu article' will net get torn and
lost.
To stop hiccough, take • lamp of
sugar saturated with vii agar.
To mike good mucilage without using
gum arabic, take two parts of dextrine.
five parrs of water at.d one part of acetic
acid. Duke by heating, sod add one
part of alcohol.
Sever wear heavy shoes in • sick
room. List or felt slippers or cher'
should be worn, as they are nit only
confinable tc the wearer, but • doa':ly
distilled blessing .n the sick one
m.)evr+ re •• Ree
At the Baptist Convention in Wood-
stock the Rev. Alexander (;rant made •
few vigorous remarks. "We've gut,'•
aid he, " to guard against clericalism,
as we would against the wont form of
heresy. I ahnminste being called a
clergymen. I would almost as soon hes
called • priest. 1 don't ever want the
word •' Rev." before my name. I sm •
Baptist from away back --further back
than Winnipeg
Mr Tittle, Zurich. who broke his lee
stout two months ago. ww nut on the
street the other day for the first time
since the accident. He had to use
crotches.
Mr John Koloaky and wife, of Indiana,
have been visiting relatives and friends
at Zurich.
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•clr°tt IlLArkk• raw
sal 1•a tom.. it .r, Aw.
Wolff'sACMEBlacking
A ORSAT LABOR SAVE..
A SHIMS LASTS • wait.
RAM AND SNOW OOM't AF/ECT IT.
MO SRYBMIMC RIQuieso.
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I Kalit N
ili naEa-
IKalitON
ww►M,• eu • see e„e
w,.. w►..- 0,.aaS c....ww ►Amar
tat... wore v.ew•.s e. (Ise
Ian. eve.. vows eta Smite.• „de,a
Saba Orem r sMid .— amt.
p larwuo • axe . trea..•1 Ae-etr Oar ormiA
usIreeat. w,amass. ora
isitioitts al Si
do •ter •
which bare to be clewed cut after the merketin;; cf the crop may not �
hole has been drilled It is curious to mu• -'1 tosvarl !rennin; the grounds fur
watch the machine forming a tour -sided anr•11 c"1Jluaut-".
hole to a plate of metal, but it does le the fires place, in fruittnl yearn a
it in a very practi: 1 and effectual man- lar" ° • of the cropi.iuwctlable.
net. because o: its martin-, .1. inseam toady
The value of these machie.es wilt he nnd,•.i.-able varieties It Otey alis" her 1.0
f ;used in sud f::r from market as to leeku it nup nifit-
ship-building yards. where groat t,ucie uvle, Ra:Aly, indeed. is there a year
ben 4.1 .guars boles are constantly re when apples of first elites quality will
,tuired w be made in various parts , 1 not payiumdxomely for their rai:•iag. if
, and would be much more weiiin reach of good •. i --a f:r
frequer.tly made sere the amanita hind ciliti,•s- There ore mmne varlet:es r.
fur forming them. It is stated that the excellent that when l rutinit-.1 in their
c.st of dritlit:g equart• hales is see gres'ar Text condition they are never in esi.•:-
thau that of round ones, although up to sive supply. Of teach treats the markets
the preemie -Pune the colt has been as 1 tale, f l:iir•,pe and our own cities are al -
:lot -that is to say, a square hole has Way's ready t receive lance• gaantitiri.
hitherto coat to make ZG times as mush Vis. in hal: crop pews the advents in
price often more thea , impensates for
the smaller yield, Asps Tally ii care bee
been taker to combs: inaect fres at the
proper titres. As a rale orchards re -
II Few MINT Rein., ceive so little atteoti.'a that it is a won -
as • round one.
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.
eider mazy of them are net ever more un -
German Puffs. -One pint sweet milk, profitable. Instance, are kntwe of
five to , !lour, one tablsapum- orchards of fine ranee-. where the trees
ful melted butter, six eggs, 1eaviug stared tic clniiely n:• eee,l togetl:e= that
whites of three. Bake tri battered cues, the Ann cannot atrik- the gru :red at all
half -fined, hal-au-hour sir twenty win- during the knit).
coa. In e;ume sit
rtes, 111 a hot oven. these there Lax not It en even a yearter
Sauce for Uerwan Puffs --tellies of cze.p of go si apples in any year of the
fire eggs, beaten ee a stiff froth ; tree Left four, except it iiiieht be ;dole; the
coffee -cup puri dere; sugar, sed the deice ...Toga or on branches so high as to
of two oranges Tune the middeog from quake the crx;: of g,•atherinm them equal
the cups ince a platter and cover with to their value, A:1 °reliar,l grim ing
sauce hefure sending to the table. Ez- rampant for watt of jndiciotu pinning
ceptioually coed. or clumps of apple tries closely huddled
A (;-'ud Fatin• Pudding. -Half e, together on rich toil a::zst ..1 ueeemity
pint sweet int k. a little salt, oae tea- be ttnprufitah1e.
ap..nful . f butter When, bulking add Mane of the unprofitable orch:,rde are
three tablesp ienfu:s ,•f Jamie. Let it so ninvisely i,xate-1 that an .. , l
cook until stiff, and then add -sugar Ind
vanilla flavoring to taste, stir to the
beaten yolks of fur eggs. and lastly,
the whites beaten to a and froth. Pour
in a would preinvusly buttered, and
spread with cracker or bread-cruwba.
Stases three gnarten of an hour. Serie
cold sir hot. If cold, with cream and
sugar; if hut, with the bellowing sutce :
A Farina Puddene Sauce. - Half -a -
pint of sweet milk. one ege, sugar and
vutilla to tae Heat the nstlk, add the
beaten yolk egg. a small teaspoonful
of caro -stare already diss.;hed in a
little said Wilk, the beater white ct nig
and the flavoring. Stir constantly after
adding the pole. •
Tapioca Cream Pudding.. -Four large
tat of tapioca soakei over
night to a little over 1 pint of milk. Put
the tapioca and milk into • tin, and put
the tin ui • put of boiling water : let it
cook untti tapioca is clear. Stir in the
beaten yolks of three egg., one-half cup
of demicated coc.auu', end Kuhns and
sugar to taste. Cook Lau or three min-
ute• longer. Pour ice, a pudding -duh
arid spread with the beaten whites of the
ergs and a little cocoanut. Brown slight-
ly in the oven.
A Delicious Cream l'ie -Cover plate
with crust, and bake, watching carefully
to press down the blisters. Cream -
One cop of milk heated to wielding, add
half teaspoonful of corn -starch mixed
with • little cold milk, half • teaspoon-
ful of vanilla, one and • halt teaspoon-
fuls of sugar, yolks of two eggs Whoa
evoked to • proper consistency pour on
the crust. heat the whites with a little
star. spread over the top and brows
slightly in the oven. •
tate HONEY slEL Al HOME.
AU £bene the lase•wat ASASe..1 . Pias
Mie.--weekees. Demme Arra Qwaaf
An as a egmlnias W. hi-
babttatste, om
bas, eeversl lgg mise dtttwMarettt telasetal
workers of aRBaedaMd/pilg. Om small
fe the colony. the shave slildM� )
ow -
fact female, amass to have
tter
se see duty the depuntlag culeqa
brood cell% prepared by the worms
From one husithed to nearly if not quite
two thoweaad are deposited daily, ac-
cording to the season and weather. She
tan readily be distinguished !rum the
others by her dee, which is mach lat'ger.
She pommels a sting, but never uses it
except in combat with a rival queen:
never goes abroad after her bridal tour.
except with a colony swanning. aad re-
tains her vigor about thew years. The
drones, or males, aro herb of leisure, and
differ much in appearance from the
queen. They are tree active, have no
sting. rte probating for gathering honey,
no basket for pollen, no seeks for the
secretion of wax which the workers have.
In the latter part of eumuter they are
usually looped upon as unnecessary and
bwtle:ie.rue mumbere of hockey and are
put h' ,:eatIL
The v: urkers are the sole laborere
bringiug tutu the hive four substances.
out of which are produced all things
neeeaar• fur the construction of the
hive. raising the young. etc. First --
Honey nectar el Dowers extracted by a
kinder proboscis, mon-sl in honey seeks
and carnc,l to hive. This honey bas to
be prepared by mixing with it formic
acid secreted in tha bees' jaws and mixed
with honey by rigorous stirring. Sec-
eud-Pollelkianst is used to feed young
lens and cup.gner their cells, as it is pur-
e•:•t awl very mach cheaper. Third -
f rOpolis or bee gine obtained from the
willow. poplar and other trees, used to
cement cracks and crevices and as stays
to strengthen cells. Fourth -Water to
give drink to their babes and mix with
their food. Wax or bee tallow is not
gathered liko the other material, but se-
creted ander litticacake nudetneath the
abdomen. When aaxmaking they eat
hooey and hang together in cluster•
while tho operation proceeds, causing
their owner' often to judge them wrong-
fully thinking them idle.
The queen begins W lay at soon as
p.:llen can lea secured from blossoms.
Which is mixed with honey and water
partly d+;; aatetl by the bee and laid in
the cells with the mei to feed the larvae
as soon as hatched. In about three day'
the larva, hatch n tine worts withort
tegm. They are fed until about nine or
ten dais. when they nearly fill the cell
and refuse to eat and aro Sealed over.
Around themselves they spin a salken
meek changed from larva int. a perfect
bee, coming forth in about twenty days
from batcbin;;. and four .lays later gt: -
forth as roaster workmen. wearing out -
tbeir live, dnrin. the busy serious in
about : is weeks. Qn'•en cells can resat- -
1y he s; f from, other cella,
much reteetublin;; an acorn cup, and a:e
Placed in the comb vertically instead of
horizontally in the outer edge. Young _
totem lees are fed with royal food and
entree to perfection a few days sooner :
than the others -Wisconsin Farmers' -
[melt rete. I
T.arrimeet.
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110 YOU WAX?
A GOOD OVERCOAT
AT A LOW PRICE
THIS r al.l. AND W INTSR t
It a0, 11 can be eitalaal at the Mut of
A. E. PRIDHAM'S,
(Cor. of Montreal -St. and Oourt Houe Square )
These 0011411 ,are not old truck that has lain on my
shelves until whiskers have begun to sprout but are real
good articles of wearing apparel, of latest style, beet mater-
ial, and finish that cannot be surpassed.
Wear a Goat ---a good Ooat---this winter, and
save your !Fiends nom buying you a coin.
REMEMBER THE STAND,
it may
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Coe. Montreal SL and Sonare.
P.S.-LrRs.t stock of Wt
eade:mese end genre turalag la neuron and • especial nee Is
ledtes' tare at your ors mime.
BOOTS, SHOES, R11ANDMUNEB68R5
Au interesting nasal,
A World correspondent writes as fol-
lows: This season I have had some of
YOV WZLL �'IN1)
JOHNSTON CAREY'S
Wholesale tens Retail Boot and Shoo pstabUahmeat
BsadQnartsre to: the lebove floods.
ORDERED WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
THE SQUARE,
IC:1:-ly Goeerich, Oat.
?No
or bar.Iist might coufide•ntly predict the l.•tr„•ret and finest potatoes that I - �D
their fct.:re le fore they c -a uelnto bear- ever saw grown is New Jeraeyeand the
ing. Lew lying. rich alluvial Ir.nla can strange part of it is that I dial not plant
without doubt lie pat to better use than them. Last winter the weather was s,
raisin; epithet wiz re good kereisg gnali- mill that the potatoes wcattered In the - �\
tie'sare to deterltiu' their value. Ca- ground from last yearn planting -arch
Ir... a fanner hes sp..ts of high or rolling as were too small to pick up when the
lana it cnly medinte fertility for grain crop was gathered -came up Lett tt spring
cn lip ll ..rcharli:ig bond enough for his and appeared so thrifty that I determined
own er i:ntneliele neighborhood wants, to try an experiment. I , nt wood°she+ w
is net advised. F. -.. . .. thou is on them and plowed and hoed them, and
the scums neerasitr for rotation in sir- was well paid for my trenble. The vines •
charting am with ;,•rain crops. Only in continued to grow as tato as Aug. 16,
thein' wises where the nature of the to a- while the vines and potatoes planted in
tion makes it no -., - lly favoral le the regular way were dead and the pots-
ome should an olid orchard be succeeded toes not nearly so large.
by a new one on the aline ground. gays
the agricultural editor or The New York lees la Misname.
World. *inherit,. for the foregoing.
Deesslaa sad Sbiplax roultrr.
Following are the directions given by
ane of the leading commienon titins of
New York to their patrons:
- To insure the hightail swtloet preys
for 'wintery the birds mart he well fat-
tened; crops empty when killed: nicely
and well picked and akin not broken or
torn: thoroughly cooled, but not freemen.
Park in boxes with a lacer of clean
.traw irye straw is the beet) between the
Idyls of pwlilitry in the same poetnee in
which the birds roost. Mark the box.
,•pe4iyial what it oosttwins. Send invoice
by taat flair to r.a4 delineation about
the teildwar tis w" ems -lime• to active
slats o•
la ?few Veit dIy there is •t■ anti -
that apeciSse that aviator chick -
One nor tarbym dill be nested 1111r axle
entree the are free from foal.
It is now quite generally admitted
that the beet way of oaring nmanttre and
pteventing its waste is to haul it out as r
soon as remvenient and spread it on the tg.
ground where it is more wanted. When ;
left for rngpths in the been yard there is ; .
smi
always loses front leeching and soaking
into the grotmd. where it does no goose.
It hauled out and spread the axil absorbs
and holds all that is leached out by the
rains. In this way the loss is reduced
to a minimum, except that it Hely be on
gsnala MO sandy or gravelly that there
ft nothing to retain fertility near its sur-
face. or so steep that anrfrtee writhing
carries it off. GET
mlaklag VI.ager.
Vinegar making is easy eno.ngtt if ypei
have good eider and patience. Keep the
barrel in a warm plan, filled np to the
being, and refilling as needed. Wheel
done working draw off into an oil vine-
gar barrel. filling it not over two-thirds
Another and most delicious way of While= for New Yuri: and some full. Keep tbo hong bole covered with
making c cram pie it to beat, nub • fr#iw r teatb4 is seldom it e'er drawn. a piece of ecrtcn to exclude vinegar Ales.
tock ear Dover sti f Ire, r, one Asp s 1 cle ligand for Breton and other New If kept in a warm place it may rnabs
sweet cram to a.rltf troth. adp bat' a
teaspoonful of vanilla or other leveeing',1an•1 Markets is relieved .1 the en- gond sarong vinegar in less than rets
►eeping tablespoonful of pow troalswhen wed. It L important. mouths' time. In an ordinary Cellar it
seise Pour over the cold, baked wok ��p_ should learnlearnwill take longer.
and dot the top with smallpieees of sp. i�wtheirelere•
pl
requires. 17d_ a -.- -- tion
wast Otb.rs Sag.
e umpki or e ---P jelly. Frain time to time, says The Rural
>w b.wbtai.ed her wlifaltgdlErot to sew.. Pumpkin pie --Fars and cut the pomp- eutesiilise merchsrt for inetnactions- New Yorker, we have noted the fact
pkin iota pieces about one met Amar% treat thn male aspaeagtapilsatiathrittier
pet thecae into • porealain lined seaN * piturte d trs.enr s con• than tate telltale pleat, giving -larger
pan with oat enough water to direc*iexis, which ate rent oaten _
t t>�� is and larger and nib slate.
snore►hog. Stew .lowly rental tends, enllMmgKllcatiuR "'sir err saeedti- In ants. This is »atnral
eureka . 1.. , tarkeye err:.. in the rualea are not dwarfed b octad boas
.dud Tak int end • ba 1 ata e's iv BstotrtA a none line. Mr. W. J. Orem, d the O. .Itaa-
hdtday,.caesTor to have none
1 ' ;:hes roachibeir .l atin5HAn three tine, hi invatl shall the eubjesn 0.
or four clays in advance. Ilenr in mind Ands that the sterile }cants aro laot.04y
that the trig demand felt Ane. large tar- tpM mire vtd'°r'°as but 81" the tlttl`r
keys enema at Thanksgiving, and that p•
O. Y. Doolittle says in American
Sunt Home: "If I wish to keep crumb
hceey so late In the fell that the I.
parrd the room falls below t•att�
s oil stows la it, and by rsgelst-
iag the
Iiiabe io snit thedemon a Job P r i n t i n g
MwmpMMers d 9e to IK Jew. it sash
Mimi. 1a that way the hong its in per-
vote
sis ,
IbD ealtlltion whao rent to meekM. la
vYehems it win dome am& abuse neatly executed
Obi"hwit will Magas to noes eat d flan
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about a half hear, then press th h s
er. e • p
this prised pumpkin, add s
tablespoonful of butler, and a quarter
• teeepoor fel of silt, Mix and slam
aside until soli. e► hen cold std s pia!
sod • hall ef new milk, a tall tempesse
fel of gr owd mule, the same at 1110611154
prime grew etch Um fancy prices at
cinnamon, one teaspoomfel of gnawed Christmas. Soon after January prices
Risser• nae eau el sugar, sad six well- go rep again. Capons mere a good mar-
ten eggs- M.r and halm M Hoop •• bet from the tet a Fwhruery on until
dish.., Beed with light row Theo about Easter.
quantity will make three Ione Om ---
The wholesale grocers to bathe
atl (sates to [i•waw the lsrtrRanee to
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