HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-7-21, Page 3MON AS HOUSEKEEPER
OHRE THE HOWDAH° *KIST ENTER
BV THE KITCHEN.
we Take elf ■N Mss Tee. seders ono
wog tete tee Nessa-CasMf dMtae-
Ar Debar flap Thee the tined ■esa•-
goal .....d Knew sed Set Upon.
°enier K twee. wows. into whose
1 often
b f pwaad mitemi.t5W` homes 1 •m
ter cess into gams, really
owe ea
whet
RMei their boom.
it they'resotrimaY he.e.
T,,s serer i
or moseidees
log t�ojestreader fair • weary hoed
iodho The husband of this style of
tome;...—ter taet hemsekeeper) take be
esus oA rd the kitchen door and does s!(f
1 tris nus. rale of
it imt do Ito Prsp ors informs, m *r m\
the poor .,chem • m•httts • icemen
,amity alley tad what alley* ars sot, even
int Iwo of thou!), which cases kis al-
1eely ta,ushed .watch to rebel at the
dupe of dried bed, weak tea sed baker's
inky shy has Hedy for bis Elbe couldn't
to.•k amyl htag else becalm she had spent an
hoer after ,luoer `coaliTing / and pas
t,,K erre now Imaging besmtrrwuy ra.p$ a.
4 ayautst white marbled oilcloth up=
tar kttclten wall. Then are ac cbildree o
that house. Lulu the bowie dog knows
awash to wipe rte feet. There
w • se 1 look round
( goof ere are two robust.
ay ,.nem bora.. 1f
k.althy boys and they make more solid
work to our isnot.- than the childless baa.. -
keeper ever dreaawl of in her Philosophy.
light hamar. u (coat of the sitting -room
door Ices. tack .f toys three feint high.
Samariume they aro all Mealy stacked up.
seen one of the little fellows happens to
W ere that mamma hooks tired, though just
o ur. I must ironies', they ars in direct sun
boon_
cher to the try window
stockists,the little
which 11
w herself darnel; rMere are little
scrap.
wouldn't db at `ball •host bar, mad this
e1.,,{a ,nal .ride lying
Enda}. w. ' weals'•tide, dear. John, hew the aeighhend na-
tal
if they ksaw I put my pateidsl%d 1
tel Frt.Ly 1 Aad, ob yes
oy
hos you did spit ter tbat pink lamp
globe
with cit. olate when you and I were racing
all near thy- house to see which one would
get posser.t.nt of the chocolate pot; sad I
newer noticed It until this minute ,..
I so. and ''sure there they are,
right ds, the handsome hems lamp ; bet we
Nadi s jo.U.. h..M-°M romp, and the two
lois ).abed is and screamed with joy as
wile came oat victories, as she always doe.
And afterwards ms.ma played to mese
sed a new waits of bee own. and meg the
little fellows 10 sleep with her own songs to
pltar acomnpanlmeat. and I enjoyed it all
as much am they did. Ws forgot to wash
the kmosade glebes, said left watermelon
lying •r the brass wetter. stewdew, whyo estate the eerier that v'
lt-
wife ; "if 1 only loved work as my M
ken .ho, I'd 6y at —
ee stye • set of tt "
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 21, 189'2.
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Now Wamen.t trasbwe IISNO s wallas..
ltge•eteea.
The kale. d Arabia eta= their dares
sad toes ted and their lips blue. Is Pasa
they paint • Meek Minsk amend their .lass
•a4.sa.t.t, their i..m with reeresethe
trees uism *germ
Thi�spaaawadopt the raper
t► �a Oldies _ teeth,
Iedisii ip•led them net la same Pre
at India the pearl of the web mem be dyed
beak bolero • woman tea M bssdutdat The
Hottentot women peat the ..tire body la
tweets of red and black. 1a Grego -
=he
ir. -the weasel color their faces with blue
nod yellow, and frequently tattoo their
body by e•tar•tiig threads is soat, isseet-
k s those beneath the skin and drawing
them
In it:1tonand the women cuwtthem-
selves with .hell., and, keeps t
epee • lung time, form deep noire in the
flesh, wilds they deem highly oraroestmL
Another uingasr mnti1Uus is made •mous
them, for they take off the little finer of
the lett bend of an infant at the &emit
joint. la amend Persia an aquiline erose
was often thought worthy of the crown, but
the Mantras mother carefully &twos the
mase of her demister.
The modern Persians have • strung over-
awe to red heir. The Turks, an the 000-
tteesai7are warm admirers of it. In Chios
mall, round eyes ars liked. But the great
beauty of a Chinese lady is w her fest.
An African lady meet here mall eye,
thick Zips, a large flat .as. and a skin beau-
tifully Flack. In New Guinea the moo is
perforated and a large pursue of wood or buss
inserted. On the northwest onset of Ameri-
ca an incision mon than two inches bug u
nada to the lower lip and then filled with •
wooden plug.
In America acerin compress their figures
into quer, shape* by meana of str•tght-
waistcrta. Some of them hang by their
hands from a trapeze while a .arviag maid
.drew. the cords of th. waistcoat as tight as
pdrathe. Amteriuu wo,non often fain after
nn.dergoing this promos, and sometimes die.
GtUTTS
PURE
POINeMED
St1llotl'.r'
i+: be .a c'.er. ea. Isoinei sin
W. W. e...waara"..► tiessawessamie
Nos shy has dropped the pocking tllrle
play in a soft rY onipentment on the Deka
to thy scratch 01 my pen, but don't for one
minute think that time. patching, ron't be
don. atd.l that we bre is confusion ; fur we
don t
Thy re are books and papers and toys used
mu. t. sol ..ring;, but there met any dee
Somehow or other the childrens faces are
meets aka,., my buttons are always .awed
on, eke auk. -s the ,nod of be dresses and
f..I..k'rob. though oboe .e does it I can't
sew and than she says 1 Bother bar quite a
great dleal.
I never have to go around the bock way
when it is muddy, and .he is wilUsg to
conk peas and bake greenappls pie fee sap-
per if 1 want it. Her pans say not be as
bright as her neighbors ; I'm sore I never
hooked ; I news bred time, for looking at er
own merry tam eke may have neglected
want h,nd aweigh I cannot see Wirt ; yet
she urver neglected to 611 the hones with
party sad bee, W eupdy Hie with bodily
coadorla, to bed ring Wain with sweet.
fresh lits of whisk= end ret. •
A lama Ions h04Uy ...fat`, and s judg-
tng re ery Ikea lip ..yeah i am env
isis
e
the whole. So 10 them wivwho to
have a happy heats I lay : Look out be osr
uontfort tint land it is • poor man who will
ma repay you a busdredfodd). sod scrub
your ,Alar stair. Lod dust your attic aria -
ors sftrrward. Cultivate manse of the
gra,. and fewer of the grasses A w
J..•.n t want • .eve for • wife ; a hired gird
will work for, mid since I oases to
think of it, the girl that we have had ebb
nor marriage left a week ago on the lama
madman. and it M preseesed the kindly
neighbor. imagism that payer.e we will hews
to .willow more than tas`prtgirrl "peek of
dirt" until we ma fwd jest the one to take
her place, sad h the essatime "God Mew
the efforts of the little wife
Yew the I.we1Ar elates was invested.
11 is net generally kaoline that it is to Mr.
Isaac Holds.. M.P., that we owe the inven-
tion of the leaner match. The dimmers,
was, he has told ea bim.sif, the result of •
heth�m
sh1. " Is the ormisw I used
t,, get up .t 4 o'clock in order to pursue my
studies, and I used at that time the Slut
and steel, ut the ase of • Mich 1 found r. ry
great itoonvemieace. Of course 1 knee as
other chewier; did, the eeplosive metered
t hat was ueuesmry m order to produce im•
atentaseous light ; but, at oa vey difficult
to obtain • liskt ria wood l , that exphste•.
m..unal, and the idea occurred to e,e to
put sulphur under the .xpleetve mixture. I
did that and showed it in my nest lecture
at chemiatry, a course of which I was de-
livering at • large academy.
•• There was. said Mr. Malden. " •
young men in 11.. room whose father was •
chemist Lt London, awl be immediately
wrote to hie father .brut it, .ad shortly
afterwards lucifer metehus wars issued to
the world. I believe that was the filmic oe-
csaion that we had the Lucifer match. 1 was
urged to go and take out a patent im-
ineliately, bat 1 thought it was en small a
mutter, and r1 cum no so little lamer, the*
11 dal not think it proper to go and gets
pateet.
l pro(itablehave no bl'all wouldi it
have bees very Mali
t:mrette.
Things Warta Keewtaa.
A harmless freckle lotion is tw':, MIAOW of
lemma juice and one .erre Ian ..f sugar Let
stead L • :..e loott:e for • few daye, then
rub on the face occ•suatelly.
A poultice d ripe figs is use of the best
things known for carbuncles or boil. Mist
be well weaned and peeled.
It i., perhaps, not ieserelly known that
"cod liver oil as usually prepared r uotb-
mg but cod oil clarified - a process which
actually deprives it of mucb of eta virtue. to
`Ry tiling oaf twee than dowhling is. pnoe.
Cod oil can M from any oil dander
for une.thirtioth part of the price of "cod
liver mil" as u.sally .old. To make it mon
palatable and digestible old an dunce of flee
table salt to each quart bottle.
SOME SUMMER BEVERAGES.
• eseadla. traverw.
•Tlts eessou of green fruits and Summer
dents is the time when the worst forms of
cholera motion., diarrh.re, and bowel com-
plaints prevail. As a sofsguard lir. Tow-
hee. Extract of Wild Strawberry should be
kept is the bones. For 36 years it has been
the most reliable remedy. 2
Neap tear Silver 1a tf lasted.
coTT o:g
Take one pack of good, sweet bran sod
put it into tau gallons of water, with taree
handfuls of good hops ; boil the whole to
gttber au an tree, braes or copper kettle
wed the brae .ad bops sink to the bottom.
That strain it through a half sieve or • the
sheet into a cooke and, when about luke-
warm, add two tisane of molasses. As
won as the nearness is melted, po ro
the
wade into • nine or tee gallon cask.
with
two tmMespoontn i of yeast. Whew the
f rmentmttou has subsided. bung up the
task mad in four days at will be fit for use.
S,lversmiths now counsel their patrons to
keep fixe tabs silver in 0antoo flannel
rather than in wool. The explanation is
that the woolen damsels hitherto comm in
me employed for that purpose
the coarse of their production, with sulphur,
and enough of the latter allege te the &n -
.el to tarnish the metal when it is kept in
Game bars.
mrd .w' .rafts 55[11.
Pour eight gallons of fresh water into e
h•rrel, then eight gallons more boiling hot
Add one Fallon of molasses Mal hails
pond
of the meow of spruce- When Dearly
cool
put in hell a pint of good ale yeast. This
must be well d.irretl sod well mixed lame
the hung oat two or three days. After
this the liquor may be immediate) bottled,
well corked and tied, and pack in saw-
dust or sand, and it will be fit to drink in
two weak.
mrt.Ilrptp uOMO.a MAIL
Meares s wn...mt ears. Disteeaper.
Onenful of ground giager, owe
.pom(ul of cream d tartar, one pint of
yeast, one pint of molaas s. six quarts of
cold wows. Mit and let it stand • few
boors, until it begins to ferment ; thou bot-
tle it, used est it ,n a cool place ; is eight
boon it will be blood.
AOW TO KAu AAAA
Take twelve gallops of water, twenty
ponds of hooey, six white of
eggs. Mix
and let boil for one boar. Then add cins.-
g►oger, cloves, mace and • little rose.
d.- Wb.m cold add nee teaspoonful d
brewer'. yeast. Stir well, and in twenty-
four hears it will lie good.
Mary Caritas.
There is probably eo fruit width o•iwifs
.n well to the canning mid preserving (oto
ceras as the cherry, whit* does cot Lose
ita delicious flavor by cooking. The stem.
berry, of curse, is Met raw, mad is in its
greatest perfection whir fret by pinked hod
eaten at dace. Still the. sn May ways
in which it can be aookd and Fesuarvsd,
and if the remit give u something .k fere a
from the fresh fruit do Savor, it is yet very
del,cno.• U you have sever tried sea—me
w' M of strawberries and curries, it wilt
pay you to 'sportiness arab it the year ii
and If properly done yaw will find it cos d
Lilo wait delicious ways d potting up these
finite. it preserve. them Tete se effee-
tually ea cooking over the 6te, and meal
more delicately, for it gives sort d the
nankeens which is `pt to follow cookies be
a heavy syrup. The .rarer of P•s•neg
in the son is as follows : these s.
gtoss the cherries tad put
platters ar is flat dishes To each_ d
cherries pet its t • want pof 4 'a a-
ger. MIS thew well by potting h Est the
pint of cherries soil thenprickling the
.n over. tet thew stead over night.
end by mors* the tw/tr will la= at-
tracted mnok of the Para If
not te Is very juicy in the
o•h platter im the owes, far • few
only, or on • wenn place about the stove
ntil the juice W .mate eat freely. new
est thepkMa. fat the eat.. -10 this bets*
plass yen dad --and put either
or
awn eat 0..yy this ill Hew
la
la from c iy kaadi • hell is taw 1S the
syrup weIMi.aen .ad the *Nei be-
come ..i-taema.eeas. Pew sal fete P.f.
end sisal therm, ad the sherries are rawly
Mr wtst" mos. No beating to ao`—y t
het it is a little MMw sin pet into ssHaeaU
tthhe than kite ease, inerellyare
fswm eying. Me*-pps+.wreei
strawberries an him 10 seely the lane
bearer, sof it is b Clea the .act sec be
preserve the Ewer anis berry.
Par eaadng ehefhs the leant wrap le M
sweeten thaw bet wash Nierr a few
OW
471.7eaf a teedM whw1a1*r�tre Ismer Vnisre lim1ia t1
tar thaw e.. 1. amwata.ee ..1.11116
MVO
RsEuletes the Stomach,
Liver and'Bowels, unlocks
thsSec retiona,-Purifissths
Blood end rcrnoves e11 Im-
purities frcrn o Pimple to
the worst Scrofu1out. Sore.
rawos.TZ WINO= Mem.
Tike we pounds of white .rpr, slimwn
Said aom of Imams jnio`, os° j°`ad d
Loneyt eleven ounces d grWnd ginger. r f
Dail heti ginger in three gallons r
half aa boar ; then odd tee sugar, to Imam
juke and W net of the water, and arses
dirosgb a else. When .aid add the white
e/ anb•H • Said autos of Mona AI -
four din it may be bottled off.
Aof s. a hot day, with • lump of
ice is it is very refreeehbe.
ormem TOT.
Take Iwo parrs of hot water (boilisg)
mix two trwsoes el ground gager seed the
peel el two imams, Oe d white icreams
`upr let
t tartar,
M ands milk warm. Thee pat b
Ilie the other stand
of the lawns, Ous
mpos.fil of s•ieratea foour tabeeeponefels
yeast and the whites of bier egp, to clear.
Add .isaanos and dove to year taste.
BL
DY SPEP 5 1A 3ILIOUSNESS
ONSTIPATICN. HEADACHE
SALT RHEUM. SCROFULA.
HEART BURN. 50Uf1 STOMAC
DIZZINESS. DROPSY.
UMATISe\. SKIN DISEASES
BI'4J
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5
"Iesha•h•
awe the Me
nags
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nfg1 are le
Ke MAU gar•.
rte "71 per ,
of disease 1.
fret sesseil.tp
illsordervel IMF
air well
try N cafe a
thealth, •ltg
without se ter-
se good
hllswhen the
Memo's
aa*gIgI ar•
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of the
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t.riti Maty
/If f� II/Af/
troubles reset
la Sae i/one{
LePe ala, sof �irmwli�I�ha/w� awn►
the moot 4..-
gorol• of all,
Brigitte Disease,
Diab•tee
"rite shoe
//easel. fwd
cast wh.r1
Dole's Vane,
Pole a mei
rultryscar1...toot 41 s.�t
Dr. L L-:aii a; E. Tessa
took cella Elis! Tel.
JUS.7 OPENED OUT
oT
R. B. H3LLAND'S
D JNGAi1NON.
.Another consignment of new And
choice lililtI of
PRINTS AND LATEENS
In ail the latest patter;ts and colors
. for the Summer trsdle.
Also a lot of
BOOTS AND SHORS
Direct from the utuwfacturers —
bought at a sacrifice price- --
and will be sold away un-
der regular value.
If you are in want of something
choice in
VIND[111 SHADR?,
I have just what is required and at
prices second to none. Quality of
cloth and style considered.
PAINTS,OILS & BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Always on hand.
Extra value in Family Groceries.
Patent Medicines a specialty.
The purchasing public will find
my prices low as the lowest, com-
pared with those of other houses,
and prices marked a plain
7s. e.rra.. Omni thine
The (lamas Crowe Prince, who, on eon -
plating W 10th year the other was
it the First Toot
sea • 1 1, apretty little fel
f. a way d selow to bosons a Sas miss It le maid.
,gf�
that it wadi be bard to Sad •
Sitelfor set of young=wre thas the az
of the irelo. The Otis -"' _ -
Prises is e.peaaff/' gess ad quiek.day he is said to bays asked his iniparal
Uas
wkyhe brier wore t e uniform d
the "runway ,ellmawt,"g�r� he 1111 to t
em dr..ht.e•t of the
l p eb.eli I wear that mew= ay
sow r reiterant the >Imposer• a1=sw-
absgagagagabeg ante than art raided she
abs im es the Mtltp.
wry -little Privies. -
,ItPiov.iTap.w'etsiWttdt[.4. ae lie
*matt Alluring
�n M" _ 4 tie
�.�ewseM. w •
TFTWaQWyaw
u res.
R. B. 1101441110,
DU1OANNOI i ONT.
PLANING MILL
EST.BEISKI O Igf1.
Buchanan & Son,
NA$OVACTURZIII.
SASH, DOOR and BLINr,
Dealers to all kinds or
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad builder's 'material of every description
CHAP MOODS.
As the Summer is advancing and we are anxious to clear
out a hot of Dress Goods to make room for early Fall
trade : we will give you your choice of about 40
pieces of goal plain sound Dress ss at a shade under
wholesale price.
If any of the above Goals are of any use to you, come and
examine them. They are very cheap.
A few lines of Summer under -clothing cheap, 2 Ladies'
Vests tor 20c., and other Tines equally good value.
DON'T FORCET}Thhave the reat
Qaratpetwe amdl Lace urgtain
warehouse of thC
e county.
200 .lets new Lace Curtains direct from the makers in
Glasgow this week, making over 500 sets since early
Spring.
Chinelle Curtains, Rugs, Mats, Table Covers and Linel-
eums and Oilcloths, 4 quarters, 6 quarters and 8 iluar-
ters wide.
COLBORNE BROS.,
OODERICH.
Great Carpet Warehouse}
of the County.
School Furniture a Specialty.
NEW ARRIVAL
--ot --
BVV]dMER GOODS
LA`1'EST STYLI:S.
Q M g�I.-&RY a.d Gemmas en
yp900e a Ala•ta 1 en and W0M, Teecb-
�etwant to boredom • new amid
A•aedla1.nstdlard teeth.
TIMM/11 1W of to Oenttur4sS to
Jess Of Ntasarst .
bo•k d the . s
armeeif Fiat meaosetarlan
�ihery c1rte a wall 11, melee taretery
gzei.ewrfsi e Tim ReseV.DM1 "aM.atrm
sots as Lassa as 11ae1ess...
Mk W b.. • mama of Whams sod
the appy Ira steer loopingTwoea the
Weal speehmeest. 55$0 5y 1111/110e0e
ems deck 4 .to theod s awl paid his
esb.y said selmsele,
thatyee
s�vilradorn to it aeons. the
ausallisar
.. impeded the Miser. en-
esera I k, as he rde+cbmd tar penal awl
Ill
•'whet hews les Set r ued the ea.
ter. by ll p,- add w fr.w, war•
og,%eNhet-Dank In~"
II 1►b•r►
ask' fewats„bi rho teener.
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
nHMoicseEsi�aiexo
Resonant. tobe
ehecleared oat. Hiram
H. DUNLOP,
OODRBTOR
Stearn Boiler Works.
oinAaueaso Ise►►
A. S. CH RY STALL
ms.m, M oa.psw & Mask.
Manui's-toms at .11 kinds d Station-
ary Marius, Upfidtt kirabalar
The we5Ms Tatler.
MoLFOD'S
THE AIC- TCY"
FOR THE CELEBRATED
MOONSON INDIAN
SYSTEM RENOVATOR
Salt Pam, Hoes Tree
Werke,
Atte arAS.t rewrap tat.mw.M.
1$ AT
CAMPAICNE'S
Beat Tea in .Town, Only 40 cents per lb.
Specific, and Anridofe for
Impure, weak mad impoverished blood, dys-
yeplee.e.,o, palpitation d the
hart, beer empleim, does et
osnwr itis 0� .6d
stones, jaundice, kidney mad urinary
dieaeaa, St. Vis.' dans., famaie irreg-
ularities and wooer= debility.
LABORATORY, 100ERIIR, ONTARIO.
J. M. McLEOD,
preprister and M antecturer.
MillaWliareensteresues weiglzfreej
jjhs.•tat and T"'iiil .t' e
CAVEATS. MK EMI AN a/INUITS
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Some goods slightly damaged by the late flre,
at your own price.
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