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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-11-9, Page 66 • lem} Thr OAKIS6 POWDER PUEST, STRONGEST, BEST. egilifiestie Alum. Ammonite. Ume, Phosphates, or any tgiortaat LW. OILLtTT. Toronto. Ont. ■ 1ISP ANO CASUAL. e nnead'. Uattaear. L.mheemaa's Prima. Hues were invented in 1711. la touch with the public --a pick -pocket. B eery man with a clever son believes in heredity. There are 1,0;.0 ways of b'.,i . a feet'. and they are all easy to flu 1 blegiwd received 10,003.00) letters from the ('uttei States last year. A large (identity of imitation • Scotch whiskey is "uude in Ikirmxny." The . irgest expense of married life te fre gomit:)• mused by the tittle ones Sim -oiling a weak ,nw can break more testily than a strong meso -1 promise. R is • singular thing that an oyster fisher weeks hard.et when he gets into i good bed. It isa cu:iou, fart that tete first three Presidents of the L oiled Steles married wbi..ws. It is safe to use Freeman's Worm I'.rwden, es they act only en the worms end do not isjare the chill. In, It derail always follow that penalise a man has his teeth polkd :shoed he is of forei ro ext rasiert. hateful Luteal. cruises, scolds um are qusckly sootnsd and healed by ctoria ( acholic Salve 1 A new farce comedy called "Raw Beef will .alertly be put on. The critics will un- doubtedly roast it, lo Cuba etiquette re.tuires that a request from one smoker to another for • Tight must always be honored. Prompt. potent and permanent, results always come from the use of Milburn. Aro- matic Quinine Wine. lm "1 never saw • poem so full of fire," re- marked the editor, as be lit his pipe with a rejected verse. The ucsuccessful speeul.tor is among those who find it particularly hard either to Battle down or settle up. Sick headache mused by excess of bile or • disordered stomach is promptly relieved bs using National fills 1m French judges were wont to make very cut•in.r, remarks to felons whom they con- demned to death by the guillotine. The hi -drogue is an aparatua specially eou- structed to give warning to a port or fleet of the approach of • torpedo boat. The highest masts of sadism vessels are from 160 to 130 feet high, and spread from 60.000 to 100.000.gnare fest of canvas. While pills and other purgatives only re- lieve billiousness and react, leaving their victims more prone to .luggiehners of the liver, Eseljsy a Liver Lounges cure pool. tr.. sly and permanently. Learning Malaga. Tit-, drummer was looking so sad that it attracted the attention of the hotel uteri. What's the matter'" asked the fr1p- titm8ryth "lost •blend -or your lab " No : worse," responded the drummer. " Lost two friends'" queried the err pathetic clerk. No ; just thinking of a mac I met her. in Adrian last night at supper." " What did he do to you' Beet you tt poker• • " No : asked me a question, and I answer ed it by asking him another." " (live me the partic*lare." "• Well it was this way " - end the drum- mer 'flowed by his looks how badly he felt to bring it up again. " We were at sapper, sad I had been pretty smart, and the man bad been very quiet. Did you ever notice,' he said as laso- ceotly and kindly se • schoolteacher, that over iu Wisconsin the people shake the rep - per box, this way, while those in Wawa hold it fast and pat it on the bottom, this way •' 1 had noticed it and told him so. " ' I'm from Indiana,' he said, knocking soma pepper os his potatoes. ' Ves,' mid I, • it shows es you ' , ' tab you know,' said be seri.sely. ' why they de it differestll'' No, said I, ' why do they •' '• ' To get the pepper out,' said he earnest- ly, and thea the gaeg at the tattle gave me the Loeb is 18 plums and the man asked me bowiamb h salary I got for learning things. - Detroit Free Pees ■ Ie.r4's Ualusoul fm.eed b rhestrs.a. Trasatrl inept A mealy, truthful boy will shine like • star in any ocmmauity. A boy may puma III much of moble obar.etsr sea mum. And there • e midi moble Christian boys, and wi ler sed deeper than they are apt to think is their influence. They are the Ismden somas their fellows, bevies es unseen a ie- fiemee for good, sad lend mad ruepeetel1e- oasss of the simple Iasi el liykog the MM. Pkat boys, de be ttatlifi . keep your weed as •iso:ute1y leered. a. Mae is every 4bd- ship. HelpMime to M sad be soot There is met hi gMimemesh seersdssgbsabbs thea Wag. sad oh hew (rankly thelU11 ipowr FiAeous lie, timidly told ; Miss soother to hde the first, &adsoesemit stLot the healign out readily and boldly. sed these is es Wm* so the cheek and se lnftatien is the nitre to give warsi to the listener. Bwvo et the Met 11.. 75 : • her amen he reopen - ad sad ase he tended. aw. sq _swags of sae Insane. .1 A. Campbell, 818kb. Qes, writes : - " My wife was *Swap fav yaws from M reg.far bro*g►t about by a severe Two Immo . Ph& Pik Nowise withem mat si i.. " tsei•a• !y mm�s !+M Dr. Willseet fait, at Ilk. • lo nl Ir THE BMW.: QODERICB, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 18$8. Aisne Illats I- do mem hcwsaksaprs. beth Yount stud dela w in Maks as to the O&M time M sack vyet.bies sad meats that the 6.1ew- lag table ie gives, with tits hops that it may prove., value to m.. sae : aaaiW Beef areata, rare -Eight minutes for .r. Beef eidois. well den. -Tea to fifteen Mantes ler each pawed. Beef rib or ramp --Tea to fifties 'Mantes for each pawed Beef fillet Twenty to twesty•five mis- O Na. Lath, well dome- Fifties minutes for sorb Mattes, rare ---Ten to twelve minutes for each pound. Hatton, well dos.--Fitteee to eighteen missies for cash potted Perk, well dna.-Twenty five to thirty =Mates ter each posed. Veal, well des. -Eighties to twenty mia- stee for end posed Braised mat -Three and oae half to tour bouts. ('lock..., weighing from three to five pounds ---Ow to one .ad ooe-half hours. Turkeys, weighinr from aim to twelve pounds Three to three and owe -half hours - Fish, of average tb.ck.ess, weighing from six to eight poised -One hour. AKN AND rA+rat. Sponge cake—Forty-floe to fifty -fire min - ata Plein cake- Twenty to forty -fire min- utes. Cookies—Ten to twelve militates. (;ingerbread—Twenty to thirty minutes Plum pudding Two and one quarter to three hours. Tapioca or rioe pudding—One hour. Bread pudding sixty-five minutes Pim with two crusts -Thirty to forty minutes. Graham rolls Half an hour. Wheat rolls Tan to eirhteen minutes. Bread Forty to sixty minutes. Biscuit -Ten to eighteen minutes i a.:ETA ULU.. string beans—One and one-half to two hours. Shell beam --One to two bogs. Cauliflower- Thirty to lofty minutes. Cabbage, new—Thirty to forty-five min - o , ea. Corn, young—Five to ten minutes Carrots—Fifty- to sixty minutes Asparagus—Fifteen to eighteen minutes Onions -Thirty-five to forty-five minutes. Oyster plant -Forty to sixty minutes. Pau—Fifteen to twenty minutes. Potatoes, boiled—Twenty to thirty min - rates, -i'tmus steamed—Thirty to forty fire minutes. Turnips- -Thirty-five to fifty minutes. Parsnips -Thirty-five to forty-five min- utes. The Clem emke Mater Iad.estry. The oyster iodustry is • very important one in Maryland in the neighborhood of the waters of the Chesapeake Bay. Indeed it bas been said that this industry was more fruitful and important than any other, be- cause by it more people were directly and indirectly supported It is possible that, leaving out iculture, this may be so, as in the Ma, more than 30,000 men, women sad children are employed. Of those persons about 12,000 mew are engaged in catching, arhile the remaining 18,000 are kept at work at shelling, grouping, packing, and so on. There are two ways of taking oysters, dredging and tonging, and in the season of 1rs2-93 there were over 900 vessels engaged in dredging, and • great many more than this engaged in tonging. The crews of dredging vessels vary with the capacity of the boats, and range from • captain and 5 MOD to • captain and twelve men. These men, by the way, th h they must work hard, and are ex to vreat hardship and frequently to are not well paid Therefore • vied clue of labor is not at- tracted. A Maryland State officer who re- cently investigated the oysterme a of the Chesapeake said that the dredging crews were made tip from " the lowest stretem of all shame on earth." The togers a/o a hMMr ags. and are usually natives Of illmagnabe counties. The life of the meek stitcher s hard and thankless, as he eta asroely ever hope to earn more fila• enough to sustain himself meagrely. They are out in the severest winter weath- er, sod not infrequently they are very ao- suitably clad for such work. Many of the n eo so employed vo out in the oolds.1 weather. with no heavier body corerinr them ha'f worn flannel shirts. - Harper s Weekly. M Wes Netwe.•. The piano -organist had put his whole soul into his performance. A small coin was thrown him sad he accepted it with • bow and • smile. Toes an expression of doubt swept over his fussed he adranoed to with- in speaking diatoms. "Excuse me," he said, "but you tells, me as. tint, if you phis'" "What is it '' "Too see, you new customer of mins I -ish you to tell me it you pay for 'sothr tune rfor metogo..way. He turned when propane, to die, To the oompsey that would bays insured him But sow the big goat won't apply. B.o..se Bsellay's L000wn cured him. Cssurseoe Item. Hallett : W Uliam Wallace, of Spain, South Dakota, (sof the late W. Walken een of Hallett) W beim "Jettt'ag kii old friends about here for • few days, bet he did not let essay of them fate the real suet of kis visit, width trempkod at the Manse, Clin- ton, oe Nealy merstag. when Rev. Mr. Stewart ked tie ,.Mems of saltier him is marriage with Mite Seem. el Myth. They left for Dakota ea Twseday. Seatorth : Oa Friday of last week Alfred laird, son of Jobe Laird, Sanlrili. died .t BMg to after • brief Mame of two vomitus He wee only 14 yens of age. The deceased Was sot very rimed sad while yisitiog at ok1.sgo took sok wW.k developed some- thing •kin to The belly wen brought to Sesteetksad the ptatsent was MAO ea 8nday, Uel * S. Pierre Mies Ella Plc sed ethers from Brussels attend - .4 the hisseuL Marra : At JOINS Haile sale as Tom day. stook ysar-old Meede flab M PIH tbr.s-yu.rold slows, NCI to $ t Tbs sok of cattle ahem time• eted to NW Minna : A very *meat event teak �pleassme w the widows .t Jells Althea.Z7a.ss. widows Read,en Wednesday .•+ales lest The semis. ass the ate riogo of Yr. AW - ma% i.gktr M to Raise We* gee 1 willf..n ydd,1).pa4 iwvr. Seder* : rakish 14..dy, hooky slid * Joseph Wady his lag sere 41411 oesesmies of Perik. :LA boo poraami the resideuse h i1.d.rth Wei to w/ renally .r.uphi kr Poem WINTERING flags. dao war of Carryly teem Mato Sr dam rtaelat the ■lees. The time for putting bees into the cel- lar .artm of coterie with the locality and the cation. Whenever it tarm cold. with a fair premier' .i a somMatiaaoe. open op the oenarond roomed to action. Better direction emmet he ollisred thee the following pint . widish the well kaowa authority, A. L Seo& d..oribes fa hie C.LZITIXO $xU WITH litt'a CARa>Z1i A. B. C. of Bee Cnitnre. He says: First with a screwdriver or cold chisel we go around to each hive. puff a little smoke in at the entrance and pry the body loose from the bottom board, as it will always be stuck down with propolis. It may yi?ld with a little snap, and it will be necomary to use a little smoke to make the bees behave. The bottom boards all loosened, with an assistant and a couple of hive carriers we proceed to carry the bees into the cellar. It is to be observed that our hive car- riers arriers are simply a couple of lengths of win bent in the shape of a letter V, as ordinary wooden pail handle be tg slip- ped through to the middle of the wire. Both ends are bent down in the shape shown in the cut in the enlarged view. The ends are then bent in the form of a book so as to catch on the bottom board., Now, then, to pick up the hive. and carry them into the cellar we lift the front end of the bottom board np a lit- tle and slip the hooks of the hive car- rier arrier under. In like manner we catch the rear end of the bottom board, when the hive is picked up as shown in the cut, bottom board and alL We then proceed to the cellar and deposit the hive near the place where it is supposed to stay through the winter. Along cm two sides of the cellar we have previoter ly laid scantling, say, 14 or 15 inches apart. depending of course upon the length of the hive. We then pick the hive just brought in np by the hand holes, lift it off its bottom and lay it at one end on top of the scantling and lay the bottom board in one corner of the cellar. In like manner we bring :n anotoer colony, lift it off the bottom board and deposit it by the side of the other colony, leaving 4 inches between, and so on. We bring in other colonies until the scant- lings are covered with hives 4 inches apart. We are now ready to commence another tier on top. The next hive that is brought is piled on top of two others in such a way that the bottom covers the space between two hives below, and soon we pile the rows of the hives. The next tier is followed up in the same manner, until we have three or more tiers high, each hive placed over the intervening space between the two below. £$$AltOgl[ilIT OF IIITm I• THS CVT!.ai The reason for this manner of piling np the hives is convenience in the first place, and in the second place to give ample ventilation. You will now we an additional reason for leaving the cover on. If we removed the cover, we could sot pile the hives one upon the other so well. Mere Crop to geed CedINes. The logs of fruits and vegetables in storage is of not infrequent occurrence. To lose one's supply of potatoes or ap- ples is a serious matter. Sometimes the loss is doe to storing in bad condition. Potatoes and apples, in fact every fruit or vegetable, should not be stored away while damp. Dampness favors rot. Fruits and vegetables, are beat stored in some dry, airy outbuilding until the im- minast approach of Preening weather stakes it necemary to put them in the ostler. The building should have rather epees sides, and then should be a free circulation of air under and around it Seed oorn should not be put away until ft is thoroughly dried. To pat it away damp is to give a cordial invitation to disaster, says The American Agricultur- ist Peeler, OteeaIats- No "condition powders," no mtlir'in., no patent "Ogg food," no "nothing" hat the MUM common sense applied to the ben se to the sew. Steady growth is beet moored by regu- lar feeding. A feet today read a famine tomorrow is not good for saes or foal A little linseed (oil cab) meal --say a tabiespooef.l to each adult bird three these • week -win hip to .id glom to to plumage. Yellow own ghee a ys bop flogs to the Ilea of dra...i pwltry. Wheat ..d bawkwb t wile.s it peed aoetwdl.g to tits dimes& et year s atk.t A Pokily dusk lays from 110 8.118 sepsis a year, sod Nle sot hard Mmake a .f yowg Peeking* weigh M pends .N. fwd. Z1ry .w a per, The reputation or the maker ought to Qo far to recomm nes a trial of a new article. Our thirty year. OP public record a.) maker.) of leadin brands of tobacct5, U offered (jos a reason tor your testinc MAST�' PLUG CUT IF .1, P. PACZ Tobacco Itka . Ts.. sod A GREAT OFFER! GREAT PAPR1LJ . AND GR6dT PRSMIUMB. We are 1s- a petttioa to sew TM 11snsI and the Iamliy Meats •MW•m- om ear die r Mo•treai for a Year fes Mel.! This m- ucks e subsc ibto a two groat presslimo- lir ir N use • •ire by 111...tea... tikalmell WH111oir /1•�1 .« ter , . a•per� tbs si, pteg 7 tweak *Teeaait •:t Pistare-s�1~erptpeM•eaws►h saptaia�tt yit et Nev. mut ember, earl 8. hew•rda4d� Nle ender m Mink toe $,tine edea• .as recivSL M► ss lgtlea• 1t the caner way butts at sem. se Rem•mrsber the eller of • choice .1 pramleme boldo geed to meek lobo subscribe &whit 1M soitunnia Afterwards the choice will positively ee withdrawn. 36-18 DEER FOR THE CATSKILLS. Iyea8.s arbearre gar rese)11ng Taco Alive to tie oda esedeeta. The Albany Ar' As says : W itkia • very few years there will be as many Mer is the Catakilis se there aro now is the Mirm- d cks if the State Forrestry sad Game Com - minion can compere it. The Stab has • pdrk in the Catskills comprising .boat 178 ernes, which hos hers turned late • breed- ofpyc.lar deer. Therein how is • hared tbirty-.ix, which is about to be tend out among the hills end forests to breed .ad increase. Other deer are to take their place in the"park. ('oL William F. Fox, warden of the Strb Forest Commisdoa, was Dees last e.esiag os to the mesas of replenishing the stock in the park. He stated that be was abet to go to the woods to get some deer sow. •• The way in which we shall get them is se yet undecided Th.. whole schwas is 'merely an experiment. With a number of ward... and guides and a pack or two of boasda I will drive the deer into the water. In what way we will get them out La yet to be determined. We will operate an the F upon chain, probably on Seventh or Eighth lake. as the ands around tines be- long to the State ; .leo on Indian and Rai: - queue lakes WALL PAPER 8LE! MM. £0.01 ..ereee. If you contemplate buying • horse you should examine him while in the stable. 11, after being rested, he stands squarely on all four feet with head erect, you have a very valuable point in the animal. If be throws one foot forward with the toe touching the ground and the heel tamed upward, or tbe leg throw n oat and the beef down sad toe up„ legs are *monad amid must be ex - If he should stand with all feet draws to- gether, er the bind feet *!seed apart, either is suggestive of illness, sad the latter of kidney disorders. II the knee totter and tremble, the horse has been raised by hard driving and pulling. Soat•red knees and sparred hind legs speak f..r tkemselver, plainly indicating stumbling amid kicktsg f the ears are laid back when Teamster the stable it shows bad temper. If in driving the ran ern oosstaaUy held forward It shows distrust and suspicion. H the oyes have • milky coating it shows • Modeaey to moos blindness or eve a moss disease. For drivieg select • hag, slim horse that is well built and • good stook. Here ere • few hints esssatial in r.iaitefi your horses : Get your young berm eaad he the pars 11 your farm affords no sash usarrmieaes 11 pays to hire • pastosrrss, so - partially if yup are keeping the animist for year own um when fall we. Whoa m the stable no ill-tsmpmsi posse n� he aimed ser die poi buss sea wbe anus eh Mair MriNsg a sig- hide whip end sheens$ t "Stand up Mover is sore M rats your beige: it sena taken Mks sulky anal 1-wid Above an illi yt do act give your leans a ibl dark stae t it the maim case et Waimea. If your brae skiss at you the last times yes est sa- to tie sane de est Ism yaw temper. Yee .i 4 maid assay driviag .r Ming assidests waw Mallei. begeset ObmN�ggypsek� wow home and Mew favorite Aunt."e1 de mot scala to tali W sad arm ii... it yea thiole this is awm_1 Iry N • few thugs sad Uftsa la Ail* ths erpee hemlines frightened tied Is mei a ram do sot pot es.Nel, cool and talk kbdly to the terse, ed de M ass the whip or try te drive the skim 8011. objost of he sesta Sso11 a thin may wet you year 1H.. WINS driving a tamp, sail ea coming to a hill the home rates to mike sot semen sad whip thea ImArai. them to net • .mmwel I then Mans mks sad sae that 1M brawl tiros. dense pn ani nob than i era be them Iiia*. A anritive ansa will dksamd the cheek rola. A seead, widloeamel hose makes as peel as spp.aret.r., fid will Iasi easy ti..es sees ee..fimtaMo without it then with tt These tide. meet ses..mry are : Flat, always war.. the bit 1e void water i soeend. M ..a hemp the Mask straps se weft tig►t as to out the lira.'. meth • sad iiia. den's 1st tie ►eram work veshed kr sem • Wane kiagsk al thos,-13x- .1wp. A leerear MAW. " Dr. Jaques k earthly a *sterane p�slok� A111. epegayan.me eel e.4 ie iso agar yeas ..M with m Parses." 1m'Thsa his wmastdimbed b pMtt. ia s''t�s, kr when he pis Mem *sir sof - Wag me saes M mase very cogen awe wands Nae..— lu Oho Dean. Special Sale of Wall Vapor ftir Two Weeks Only. Aim of 1e q i1itfee fit peva 88 N N 11 N M. ,t SI Several hundred odd rolls and odd lots rhes le., 2c. fie. and bc. per roll. THIS 18 A GENUINE SALE, AND WILL LAST FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. MAKE NO MISTAKIt ; COMB EARLY AND SECURE BARGAIN& FRA ZER & PORT31.1, Booksellers and Stationers, Bannsre Met T.Mpa.ae Co. Goode's Beater all Stove Pipe Varnish Lost Oder, Brightest Lustre, Quickest Drying. Use it ogee and yes tem uo other. Climax Furniture Polish, Brightass up all verata1ed !wafture. Very Lang. Standard Sarsaparilla, A Ilse thing for the bleed as • purifier and teak, FREEMAN'S TASTELESS CASTOR OIL. LIGHTNING SOAP FOR REMOVING SPOTS 011 CLOTHES. OUR STOMACH ANO LIVER PILLS ARE FINE. FREE SAMPLE W.0. GOODE, -cwt. —_— safety Bicycles 'l FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WS Aft5 OVTRSLLINO ALL COMI"t['TTU*s : PNEUMATIC TIRES, from 560.00 up F CUSHION TIRES, ..... " 80.00 eon CII W TITO1113 ARS SIMPLY IOT IN IT 1 01It QUALITY OR PItI('t GOSHE]I OARPET SWEEPERS, ..at T.. bligns II,oBT. LAWN ROWERS. This rears patient 1. prreetlas. (HARDEN TOOLS AND HOOK, oar Ifss ls tte.pw. R. P. WILKINSON. NO DOUBT YOU ARE VERY MUCH ALIVE TO YOUR INTERESTS. 1HAT 1S WHY YOU BUY YOUR BOOTSd SHOES E. DOWNING, Where you will get good, bcaent goods, tied everything warranted to he as repreaastet We have • larger stock and greater vatiet them all tie ether shoe daalas lo tows ownbinsd. We keep the meet stylish tied goo& ends in Quads. Prig are Lower the tie Drat, ail ill Ie rept tiers. E. DOWNING. N.B.-Loathr and Fidisg• is say qty at lowest pious. " LITTLE CHIEF res BRAND OORN, PICAS and TOMATOE Are the best Canned Goods in the market t 33 TEA INT PA.OZon'I'S AT 40. 60 de 60 O3XTTB 3P33R POTTVTD HAS NO SUPERIOR We are oleate for both lines, and sok for them a Wel. epr.ted tW they will plea.: and extend our trade with you. Tara tech. 0111‘13, Ifs UNDERTAKERS. J_ BI+%.OP2/LErr de 0014 Rain added to *sir Sroalllf I bedews aha of It. J. Serle s Least Orb Cil ( �NgsiM, due Na dead (1! thtioral i 8115 .ises 841.4.M are rtes peperad is .tglirleea fiaeas.is N pi d.part..et will be 7 1p by d ties lata D. Godes put tea is" a d ide befi* • ami i7 realm ale_ th. bops to sham Pert pubis poirNgNw Aoseewbtlr lir }YM-•Wastel., is peer "Mr 8. MM '- AWL GET* lir a eon J. BROPHIBY & SON.