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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-10-18, Page 61 'A DRESS FOR A U'1 U I y• I SOME APPLE RECIPES - 4•411 D.U.I us Dishes That Aim ?articulare) 4 a•aa..we►1•. BEGIN TO TURN WHEN THE LEAVES The fresh autuain crop of apples is 1M 0014 THE NEW DRESS -entering the market. anti receipts for the use of this wholesome and uJaeap trait are • Dr." asvtag tM "I" alcove yleveM eery much in under. Tb. ways of prwp•r- Y Umtata ing them for the table are as the stare is {tee .d the ti•aasw A Skirt Wit • and each mi. of them ls goal and number. Oraeelel Draper, The stew or the "umber* and few of them expensive or Trtrmiags end the Materials Gaol.. troublesome. When the leaves have begun to turn ane Arn-s sour doesn't like to go about in one's essentially Regina the dinner very ple•sanUy, and 1• summer gowati no matter how huffy and simple and ,as to make. To two cups of pretty they are nor how becoming, nor in stewed apples add two cups of cold water. what good taste they have been couceiyed Set owe[ the Sr. until the apple is diewly and executed. When cool breams have ed and very soft. Mu two teaspoonsfuts begun t.. blow, and chilly nights and of corn marsh in a little cold water. and mornings are abroad, the woman who ap- add to this two teaspoonfuls of sugar. • predates the fitness of things begins to salt spoonful of ground einnanion and • bestir herself about the arrangement of her pitch of salt. stir into smooth pasts and autumn wardrobe. Indeed, it she ie a add to the evolve. stirring all the while. clever and far-sighted woman, she will Let it butt for five minutes and strain it in hate that arrangement well under way to a hot tureen. Just before serving it before these chilly hours have come, be- sprinkle • i, ,ltul of dot buttered swots cause certain sal experiences have taught foto the tureen. her how busy • dreesmaker is in "the seam A nice dish for breakfast or lune:teen ie son," and how absolutely impossible it is mad. ' y oringCUti takes M larger to secure the services of one at a moment's, pP aboutt e he month'p. notice. Woman's apples, so that they make ring1 • be overcrowded — some or even at • work mar **THE DOCTOR NEXT DOOR." Welt Mt Ree Te cep es TyMeM �' SL Thomas Journal Tb. *tarsal b•s Remain;' m.d..rrs.ipm•i1• erne "Ir►. Demme Neil Dose' to give it. madam a semen sad of tis Jllw gitx R % I I t nMsf, tiersty hints ea maUtore a hytttseo edict SRO Nnitlt Wauha palace health. Much to frseisdy derma I Machinery Co, the past few works have oases of typhsed )i til: i elph o, lever uncured a end about tbe cut, sad r L. v. ht► c'rtt- dtsring past years pfeOYelt the .sets Web/ el affairs has existed each summit as. tar a.•.i .i-+ follows: batik es manor, minima " 1. be Jocose. •• Amon: the seat door ' glees ear rectors some mteroat- many testitwomL tag facts m thin oone too ale stitch I ea" Typhoid fever is one of that cllaas ct le alled in regard to coo- rymsati� w alecuuus dasotsot aoterv.ad by an indammauoc of the shade. fain meslirisea haute tis WWII( pan et the Latest lass, easem. p e r f o r ming paused with severs stuma.h and intostsssl D ..,.;, s, cleansing disturber°. It r uses contagious is the .u. blood, sing usual scow a tits term, and is madam or W., ituu 1, a me never cont eyed from on. person to theskis.bar by the breath or euusatwa" with their remiss sick with it dtacharp stools some .pain° hying substages which, after it escapes from Ube body, sad under suitable crcuuietasoss tameness sad beaimes more viruNm.. l'artichb of this living or- gani,ed suh•tases, having gamed same la. to the •t stem, cause rue dream to ie fectior, drams or foulesaspo thea' ars so propogation, .spec y woes situated as to livor their feted and poem tearing gases tato the Untertot tit the Impure. "Only the Scars quarter of an such thick. let es`' a gfut w toe grewt mawntl' tit oasestM saw few minutes in ice water. Then dip them I tit the outtradt Is traces to uoatamtsatiea in sugar and fry quickly in holt butt -r. of the water •uppiv by p•ruolauus and They make a delislittal relish- One of the acahgge fr..w c ossa and etsspoote ver. u.ce•t vi the many puddings mads of 1 on Si I w.derstsid mow why it crops apples is the *pets TarttbcA, core and pars viz anpiea tally tips Set these in a pudding tIalt flit the hollow of out as unexpectedly, and that also in pieces when one would least look for it. florets u little or nu ounsecuol wok ovtte'crowelmg or poneatte, but tit snacks alike the maabuanu o v nese, than m>1 own Caps• i'.uty years ago, at the ago Ilad ACHING HEAD. Data Sus.—I W ssirs headache be lbs past three years` and was not fifes from it a single day. Ire lass. 't I used doctors' mime- time and all others I oosld think of, but it did We no goods owlsMy owls said I must TRY B.B.B. because it is the boot medicine WONmad•, and 1 took three bottles of it, with the nosh that it has completely cured s s. I think headachesand as a iblood both for headaches purifier, is the E WORLD,a 13 sears, NEST IN THE come If Sod am glad to recommend it to all my friends Msto Mine Yuma H. Dorno. o s w y leg,. i Olen Dorman. Ont. which' broke and bee ams roo- ming sores. Onr family phy- a:, t.in ,•0111 do rue no good, and it wee feared that the bones would be affected. At last, my go."t cull Mother Urged Me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I took three poverty ur battles, the sores healed, and I hare not f tib town and eouatry teen troubled sine,'. Outy the scan such apple with powdered sugar and stick 1 the rich and the poor, with smgufae on remain. Mid the memory of the Iwm Sprinkle' partiality. ty. The poison gatassess to the pa,L to remind use of the good Ayers Sarsaparilla has done tare, 1 now weigh two hundr..t and twenty pounds, an.l am In the twist of health. I hare been on the road for the Test twelve years. have noticed Ayer's Sar- saparilla advertised in all parts of the United States, and always take pleas- ure in tolling what good it did fur tete into the pulp three c around the fruit six tablespoonfuls of ( system tor the mouth, it passes down asd large pearl tapi •c 1, s.lae.te • little lemon I finally �ges a the mucous mucus¢ morp a owls ne of juice on each apple slid pour two cups of I the int tram , at on... -e wet cold water tutu the disk. If this is cooked t roe what I have already stated you will very slowly Oh au hour and • half the bpi• ,raderetaud that teed and drink, especially pea will form a delicate jelly al: about the too Latter, Sr. the greet vehicles of this C(•RRE,'T STRESS ORE_.'. people say it ie—but the fact remains that the demand for dressmaking exceeds the supply Woolen who dress ever so little— buying. perhaps, two suits a year—are often put to their witi end to get their dresses properly molest the time when they are most needed. Very busy woman aro usually so pressed for time that it iii dif- ficult matter to pian their gowns ahead. and arrange for their construction: but a series of continued sad experiences will soon eonvinoe them twat they must m.ke time for this important duty if they will create for themselves any of the convent' sues and enjoywent that comes from the wearing of appropriate dress. Any woman who wants to make a good appearance will never wear a gown the emend season without a bit of freshening. but if this is properly done it is usually ail that is necessary among those -in the plain-. eir walks of life. An appropriate fall wrap —it may be a last year's garment with a few clever alterations --is added early to the fall costume, which is never complete. or. in feet, safe. without it. as the temper- ature soon begins to vary so much that on going tont one should IR least carry a jacket with her for contingencies. The glove* and boots should be thicker than those need for utitlanmmer wear. The divided skirt and Union suit should be of some what warmer material, in fact, every ef- fort should be made to prepare the appear- ance and the person for the expected change in the barometer. The material known as orepon has been by far the most popular of any of the fab• rice affected this summer, and bids fair to continue so in its atcentuated forms for the fall and winter Th.% stuff has a pecu- liarly artistic quality, which endears it to all lovers os the beautiful. Its original manufacturer must Lave made a fortune out of it by this time, for it is affected in its different qualities by all classes of peo- ple. it is now made in a silk and -wool mixture, • plain wool, • mohair, and a cot- ton. Some of it is almost transparent, and other qualities are Utica and heavy. Oise of the chief novelties of the season Is ob•eryed in the sleeve used in the cos- tume shown in the illustration. This natty adjunct to an elegant fall gown is • happy diversion from the hackneyed mutton -leg. and shows a styli- entirely new and grace (sl. The over -part of the sleeve is open from elbow to shoclder, showing a wide flats at the top like an epaulette A pull ing of silk begins at the elbow and fills in the sleeve with its soft, ample folds to the shoulder. From elbow to wrist the sleeve is erss fitting, and garnished with three buttons. N;,,,, - so attractive or original • apples. and served inkew•rm+not holt wiwithh deem will be found very good dish perfectly wholesome fur children and involute. Arno Tt•RSOV tall • -Are nice to serve at in luncheon party. *t.uugh being made to serve one to each nest. Make a very rich "short- pastry. poison roto the system. sad it the fwd as drink be tree Irvin poison, tete chases• of os•tractag the disease are so small as to be bardlt worth mentioning. Now, all thea heat potions are destrot ed by exposure to • suthoismtly high temperature. 'they can - set lite long at '212 - far. that u at the temperature of boiling water. Asoordingly boiling all the water to be used for drink mg C thea sturisg it as any 'pp n a eo,eru roil It out and cut into sgnarea about flys I i••spis• t�r which has hero previously inches wade. Set In t}.e middle of each thoroughly cleansed, and drinking only a large pared and cored •pp:e; drop into eater se prepared would be one groat each apple a piece of butter about as big pater toward. prevention. Then. it the the end of one's thumb CI up the hole w.ie u suspected it should he trought to a Y e With sugar and put mu re yunud the out- boil term ateiy on receiving, anti stored side of the fruit. luto'the sugar stick two away in the the cellar or payn ry. ls manner. where there u itches of cinnamon and press three cloves s * in thel pooeai r pa of foul gases con - into the flesh of the apple. Lay a slice of ioattn[ it, should be thotoueh.y cooked lemon on the top ,-f all this, then take np lust before bene placed upon tee table. the four corners otthe pastry, pinch them these preauuoss, tot,tl er with proper into • knot over t e apple and let them mailary eoaduion•of the homes would tend bake in a'good quick oven s, that the pastry very materially to lessen the prevalence of may be well browned, but they must have this disease." time to be well done. This way of doing The work of hot. apples is ver rich and good. They may Dust has s eery farce share is nearly all be eaten either with or without crepe. the phenomena of the earth's atmosphere. ArPtd axone It as what makes the clear sky appear blue; is one of the t of the cold dishes for and when we look up cute the sky we see luncheon. Dissolve half • box of gelatine the dust in the atmosphere ',Humiliated by in a cup of cold water. Pass three heap- i the sun. There u nothing else before us ing cups of wad apples through a sieve' that can permit the light to reach the eye, sweeten and Savor with lemon -juice and Light goes invisible, straight through au cinnamon • mix with the jelly. Whip gases, whatever their chemise] composition. a pint of sweet. rich Bream and star li:htly i'1 he dust catches it, and reflects it in every into the fruit. Heap this into a glass disk direction, and so causes the whole atmos - and set it into the refrigerator until ready pheer to appear clear, in the same way that it makes the sunieam visible in the datk- •erve• - lined room. W about dust there would be A Dishy Meedees. no blue iiimament. The sky would be as The 'aero ponying illn•tratione are de- dark or darker than we see it in duke finest tM 7 e ser ate and ee t t rttaie m bo a r explanation is needed, as the illustrations d of hat by the cola starer" system, speak quits plainly for themselves. The but there ars many necessary articles, like little pansies and daisies are conventional milk sad butter which require aetoal ice In design, but it will add greatly to their refrigerators, and besides a great deal of artistic effect if they are not all "tela.,' ice is used in the immediate cars of the sick. but are made to vary in some slight detsilti Each ward usually has •harp canvas bas. The pansy faces may tonal toward each into which • large block of acs is pet aid crushed. It is then distributed throughout other further un tri the border, thus niece- the ward for use when needed. In nam a ing the -*einem- of any abe,lutsly eon susetroke the head us put in ice bandages, vsntional pattern. it takes but a little ' and in sureial cases ice bandages ars ides taste and skill to maks this variation, and used os ether parts of the bogy) to brie; the effeet gained will more than repay one's down the temperature of the hided where work. in the case of the daisies, a petal necessary. Fever patients use, perhaps or two twisted, here and there, relieves the wore ice than any others. ice water isow elven them freely to drisk, and in typpd ytiffhets greatly. The intertwining stems fever the patient a gives iced baths A form a beautiful inside finish to the border. ' lar amnont of los is also used in the care Toe fancy stitch.ng on the outride edge , n p may vary almost indefinitely, the Illtatra- b tions suggesting two styles. Of retiree, it ons has not the "gift" of making one's prtdl obey one's fancie.. the little varia- tions in the border can be omitted, and it signed fur rders to be worked npoe moonless nights. The glowing would stand ummedawiy upon of thio dui io., tray eiothe, tidies, or any of their �bdark background. anti the sane sharp cou- trast would prevail upon the illuminated • surface of the earth- -blinding light, where the suns rays tall, and deep black shadows where they do not. Only the light of the moon and the stars, which would remain visible in the daytime, would be able to temper the whole contrast is a slight de. gree. The illumination of the earth's ser- i ur I lace would be like that we sue with the telescope on the lunar landscapes : for the !moon has no atmospheric envelope that holds dotting dust. it e then awn to dust the even moderately tempered daylight, adapted now to our eyes ; and it is that which contributes much to the beauty of our landscape scenery. ire is els.Ntaes. New fork Eremite Telegram Few pro• pN hays a'h > ties of the amount of ice re - vet ed in some of the large hospitals. espec- A TIMTic" »iuit.y 11 apis. WIT in warm weather. In a single hospital the lee in a year is estimated not by the near relatives, in outline stitch with wash toe, tbet by hundreds of tons. It is uvea • silk of any desirable &hole. Very little tie coal It hes keen re ser has been devise.•. for a Sling time. the gown itself is of cornflower blue cheviot, combined with blue silk showing cardinal agnres. The waist is • stylish Eton jseket worn over • full, soft veal of the silk, and finished with a silk stock belt ani collar of the same style. The skirt is • double one, with a round, grac.fnl drapery which reaches the foot of the gown in front, and is short and full in the back An effective embroidery in cardinal and bine on el..th forms the stylish revere of the jaceet. The band trimming that edges slsev.% and drapery I. of the same material.—Jeneess Miller Monthly. A )rwr•ery wall f•aas$. A very pretty bit of decoration for the nursery is a wall panel of blue lt.en, ni tilt• eighteen inches wide, and • yard and • halt long. Take a Mother tines book, illnatrated In enters, ant Mut the pictures and poste them ori the linen panel, making as regular and artistic an arrangement as passible The platers should be sot in egnarea. when transferred to the linen. eltonld be bordered with gilt petnt, es If fretool. An irregular border of the some is painted all arosad th..dge of the Keen panel. wideh listened with beertsbeeded treks to a glyd names red stet the required tstest►. Ayer's Sarsaparilla ?revered by Lr. J.l.'. Ayer h: 0., Lowell, Meta Cures others, will cu re you • ratter of Stes•my. hetroit Free Press—The lady from the tanarack swamps was raying in some parlor furniture, and the clerk in the store was offense hit ,alnable advice. "No,- she said, in rebuttal, "I don't want no chairs." "No chairs, madam'" he exclaimed. •'I never heard of • parlor without chairs' "Well, you conic to my house. some time and you will see one," she retorted. "Vibet will you have instead' •'sones, tutir•K man, .ties ; these little two seat ones, hod taytaytaye and thing. like that." Tee clerks equanimity was recto mg a powerful jostle. ••W hat m the mischief do wen want to do that for he raked in a helpless sort of way. ••1 ou ain't • married man, ate you'' she snapped. "You never raised • family of giros, dad you'" "Hardly. ••'dell, you don't know anything about it. I've raised the : three's married and the other two's got beaus ; I've always had chain, and every time when the courtm' was ever with them girls and they got mar- ried, I had to get new ones : three sets of parlor chairs in three winter. is tom' it most too strong : they get broke down somehow and nos I'm god put • stop edn't tobo it by havint soles, you trym' to change my mind. I know what I want, and it you has en 't got polies say so. aad I'll go where they do have them.' chs argument was csayincing, and the clerk •itted the thrifty lady out with half • doyen warranted to tarry two with safety and economy. f tbe bodies ad the pstteets who die at the ets—p. ran be mad. simp:y a repetition through• out of one little daisy blow.m or pansy f see Th% design is sketched or Omitted upron the linen with colored crayon or b soft pencil. These Worth mewing. About a tablespoonful of coal oil put in b. a Inett of cold water makes • mks pre partition for washing windows. Wips dry hist with • damp cloth, then rob dry witn a .pry cloth, end the glass will polish like s piece of China A rag made of noose basking. such as that in whish phosphate is sold, has • vary pretty effect Cnt the marking in shoed four tort, e'rit's. ravel it down to four threads rw thee' slips on steely to • firm font.datton. The effect is very mesh like • gear fur rag bombing M better to kw" sings frees veers lbw) mad dn+t. !hint sp Intl* the Mash.. well with water, thea silt lbs dose over thorn. if lb.* is ..one while the pats am* in bind they will hAdo ieldt "MI fresh in mole of tie* dos► (ME NATURALIST. flees. bettsrfies kayo as rmny as 20,000 distinct eyes. The weight of an ant quer is 30,000 workers. Many tweets bear sad breathe min. apparatus. Potato. rot is caused by • minute parasite, • species of living, breathing creature se small that a °slimy of 2,000 can live in • .pace smolder than • pin's hestt. Catch the little tweet milled the "vise letter" at M* momest of its birth, pat it where it has poshest,* of contact with others of its .paries, sad it will sues give birth to others of its kisd. Norway Pico Syrup stresetbsee the MOW and eases all throat troubles, esltda. 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McLaon'w seeress RawnTATOS yrs he bad from sU drueirleie le tows cowellm dr/wrist.ail the drurist. between U aad le•forth. Rroasela. Derham and Taranto. _----- IRI, Ivy For Sale by HARPER A LBB, Crabb's Block, Coderich If Tee ms- 55 he Laved. isn't find fault. !tool contradict people even if you are sure you are right. Don't be inquisitive about the again of even your most istimaee friends. Don't underrate anything because you don't possess it. host beliese that everybody else in the world is happier than you. Isn't conclude that yen have Dever had any opportunities in life. loot believe all the evil you hear. hoot repeat gossip, even it it does inter- est • craw,l. Don't go untidy on the plea that every- body knows you. Don't be rude to your inferiors in social position. 1 tont over or under dress Don't express • positive opinion unless you perfectly understand what you are talk - ing about. Dost get in the habit of valgsrining life by making light of the sentiment of it. i►oa t icor at everybody's religious be- liefs. Don't try to be anythine ohts but a gentle- woman and that swim • wean who has os eklerat son for the whole world and whose lite is governed by the Oolde nM ,Ila sato others as you would be does by."—Re- oordsr equal to with the Patronise True BcATEMAL( STOVE -PIPE VARNISH. Least Odor, Brightest of all Stove•gipe Vushhsa CLIMAX FURNITURE Use Our Tome. CONDI? ON POWDIZ. Lustre, Quickest Drying, POLISH limbos old Furniture look like new, ENGLISH HEALING OIL, HORSES LID CArnaB It repays many titres Its oast. Pries 9be., S for Sl 00. Competition. �.0. GOODE, for all cuts and sures os man for beset. QUICKEST HEALER KNi W\. Price 25e. ga Chemist. STOVES ! STOVES I - - Call and see the fine assortment and low Prices we have in both Tisa C•NC•NAPeAt Ir Panora, lttattwar Co.'s TwaettaM hbeen established to oe the public a Eeetasrvise with (alt sd dad par masse a riMili ties It is masaeod ea hashes lerlaceple• and V the Werner of Se pauses. it deserves the • tegers of every versos was feg with believes eat* deepest- use kis to mamas IlMse.daadUte,- Direst themeith .SW IS all pdcid t p . tUeea mhoCaagsmWilmot. a. •AMI•u►Pu. ttf tt Local Manager. Oodertoh Ayer's Hair Vigor, which has outlived tied superseded hominids of similar peepara. tines, r undoubtedly the moot feel insole ea well as economical hair -dr min marks'. By its use the poorest head dbod, sees beanies luxuriant mid beautiful "Walking lest" is the tame of as iseect whish makes its hylas to Ates by sushi., itself re'setnhle the leaf of • tree R'Ms the uususpectiag Ay alights within reach, it is caught sad crushed in a twinkling. Air ,tons Lubbock says that "dories the laesy years he hei had sets wader observa- tion, be has never as any oesssise s.es say. Wag like a quarrel between' ase two eats helergisv to the mate oemetesity." CIQA�, It Remy,.• Equal to ay Im orC tom• Ta My Adviceand2 Ii�IsC Oi\ gcthng this • 10 Ctntr 5i1etalce fair c, Aata•ssaa- IAMOND I1111041MGORE CONSTIPATION, 6ILIOUSNESS, e4- DVS PEPS I A,' ICK HEADACHE Esu LATE THE LIVER. ONE PILL AFTLN CAT,N9 INSURES 0000 DIGESTION. PRICE 25 cTs.T•r p00o's T„gg 111. Hea1a and CoeIin Stoe. If you do not want to buy we in- vite you to come in and Look at our Goods. DON'T DESPAIR HARPER & LEE. Sign of the Big Kettle_ !ILL. CURE.YOU Dtmatee�s. _ . Ileort=s.s•�s. !�•y smptietIsers_tiy wee, en p se try sa«bes wee,im c DR L. A. SMITH • CO.. Todttstie. ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE P R. W. McgENZIE can supply you with a good article at a low price. STOCK COMPLETE IN Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also Steam Fittings, Belting, &c. VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. Don't fail to give me a call. Re WD McKENZIE, The Crabb Block, Goderich. Personal i We Spring is at hand, and after Housecleaning yea will want - TEA OR DINNER SET - a have the Largest and Cheapest Assortment in Town. `• Before buying call and get prices. 50 -TOILET SETS -50 New designs to select from Inspection invited. OSAS. A. NAIRN. UNDERTAKERS. J_ 3BROP1-1E3 ' des SON' • Have added to their present bushman one el B. J. Nei's Latest B't Ii of Qty Hearses, also 'be finest line of funeral fureiskinp in the epunt7, and are new prepared to oosaluct funerals at prises rs sot$ble This department will be strictly attended to by his ma Wilitt>•. wltei its in the employ of the late D. Gordon for the pest ten years, hes a thevomt knowledge of the basin•, and by prcmpt attention hspsm to share part • patronage. R�the e place--Weet't., sa year way be ease. Oils us a mil J. BROPREY & SON. 'Theis sal $1 a >a : Q ito tV� ltitp/T TO.,T�1110.