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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1913-5-1, Page 74 A 11' toyo ROT EtliTOR $LEEP. There are many .people who become worn, weak and miserable because their nerves become ee unstrung they cannot sleep, rend wherever there are ones troubled .in this way they willfind that Milburres Heart and NervePills will restore the deranged nerves to i'u11 life and activity. They do this by their invigorating effect oil the nerve center, and will tone up the whole system to a perfect condition. Mr. George McBeetla, .Round Bill, writes'"I take the pleasure of writing to tell you the great benefit Milburn's heart and Nerve Pills did for me. 1 was so nervous 1 c 1110. not eat of sleep, and could not even do my work, aged 1 failed to a shadow. Finally 1 con. a>etxted to tryMilburn's, Heart and Nerve kills, alai have only taken two boxes and ani ,able to work as well as ever and tem eat and steep as well as ever I did, 1 cant praise your medicine too highly. My wife is taking them now for palpita- tion alpitation of the heart and is improving greatly!' The price of Milburn}s Heartaed Nerve Tilts is 50 cents per• bob:, 3 boxes for $125. lEor sale at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Millnuraa CQ;,.. ,.iniitetl, rUroete, Ont, Dainty Disl+cs. nayoni aise Dressing.—Use one- half cup of si gar, tablespoonful of flour, teaspoonful' of salt, ane te, spoonful of mustard, mix thorough- ly, stir in one egg and add one cupful of milk, then pour this nix- tore into twwo-thirds of a- cup of boiling vinegar, stir constantly w bile cooking. Angel Food Bake.—One cup bread flour,—sone and three-quarters cups sugar, twelve eggs, one tea- spoon cream of tartar, three -quay ters teaspoon lemon, three-quarters teaspoon vanilla, one-quarter tea- spoon salt. Sift; flour and sugar, to- gether, Add ereanx of tartar either to the flour or tothe white of egg, Void into the stiffly beaten wwhiteas, calf of the flour at a time, Add g, and bake in an overt hot so that cake will be done twenty-five to thirty, min- fes- This makes a cake whch is k bready, .'tam' Qaaielet,—Four eggs, lou so0Qne rni12a, one-fourth tea- spQora salt, speck of pepper.. ;►list beaten yolks with milk end season - whites, ehi 1 ourintoa this t 0stiffly beeten 1t t skillet itt, wvhich a little fat has been rrfaaltead, Cook with a Vern low Are until brown On ; the underside. Dry in 'en which has been .heated', but wlaivh there is no fire. Crean' of Tomato Soup, ""out', tomato, two tableapoona but- fear tablespoons flour, 1.hre rrtbs teaspoon: Balt, one-teglf aspooia pepper, few droiae rt31q trice, Owned creel% Cook tam es wvith the salt, pepper end can tz 'in and thicken with.dour et refixed together, Serve with aaaapowaia Of whipped ; creau* half pint of carp Vit. ppeal\ sive Ono p ew 'aaiieal Sa Ind Dire.•ta3iatgw° Two bieasNone flour, two tablas•'2oora;a yolks of eggs, ole -.fourth er, two tablespoon, o e -fourth to one -hall tea- mustard, three-fourths tea of salt, two tablespoons ea il, . This. dreading may b or about ]2 cents; as potted, nay be thinned with cream milk beaten eggwhites. If put into a sterilized gass, jar and sealed it will keep for ;veeks, BO that when yolks are at hand it slay be made. eggs are expansive cane yolk may rasa ttf the Gre.aat f'a'st T it Pointed txareeraphrs, Two wheels are to be Pert L'Qquitlaraa at a Best of $3 000, Farmers in .ieslu Island -may eco• Qperete for the marketing of than eggs. Itis proposed teepass a bvsls.w in Victoria, limiting the height bualdiega to ten stories, No attempt will be made to Any great, amount u improv+ in Port ltfoady this yeas, sue• ?ifaay tar, Representations have been tie tea South Vancouver council to siva laarcfexetaee to X.ritnshe,t•s for .pion' as, is e e tctl tla dal voters `tea between 10 0O said Chinese and Aix bed $50 and $20 ea New Wostaninster :fo pervision of the work, fiowE r,s left entirely in the hands of the superintendent. Such a system is a saving not only tp the finances of the township but also to the work of the councillors, and it enables the municipality to carry an under contimious management a consis- tent plan of road development, A few of the leading features of Lesson such a system of management may be tabulated as follows ; drew )., That the superintendent be re- sponsible etireetly to the eoenneil and r to no one eIrr,. arses 0, 10. CIuef butler - Cul 2 That the functions of the super- .0t• uper atxrea o, the king. TONAL. LES NAY 1'a ,loseph int,erinret; us, Gen, chap. 40. Volden t, Job 32. 8,: wsdent be that ore exc: egese A vino was ,>efore szie Tis aces carrying out the instruct"" dr°ern the bio=s's cup )carers sees ,f the eaortncil, the whole pro ass . f ;srzne.xnakirng 3. Thant the functions of the coria.- transpire befoa.e his eyes in a Sew it ho lag -illative. eely, and t.'t2tf= ?.>i.`. rtiomer:u'c.. v. t, se. '01'ets a:.5 Taal wvcnrk be left entirely with thotugh the bran.ehes of the vine erintendent. i budded, and as though their s>os- oms shot forth, and thew in torn ;rev' and br<,ugbt forth ripe grapes. €—rse 11, Pressed them p intis. 'l ar au:aa s caap-'-The .ental fe et•pa°e- atiee g R en} to this verse weld l Us 0 5lairilr' of euf'erme meed rape -juices refreeliing asset as l • ori iia ancient ggpe .Amerlea to74y: Ent if ww. anggestion given J; it pa ag.aphne air 4tfic eta as a$rl li#, ia'tl e; ale 1a13a e+nn ted in flee neformatt her t the roads receive continu- ous attentign: throughout the year, overseers covering axed beats being appointed subject to the direction of the superintendent. a. That an accurate method of eeping ag:omits for labor and 'ne- ral"be installed, s the sntceess of this system w- o a large measure be dependent i, tT e nay in nkieh the manager superintendent fills hie position, t a c u sties o1 hie oiUs0 should be set in Seale detail and nuthorieed r� solntioa of ,the c;ouneil,. Superintendent's Duties. '{cruder sue a resolution: the s irateude:nt should be required 1. To attend meetings of the coli il, reporting ns tei the wotic its Pr gess enci receiving instructions r rd'ag worlt to be undertelsen, Tu eeport to the •couueit earl h year tho work required for th pming season. 3. To supervise all wvoxk -of uctio0 and repairs car ridges within his divisi 4, To aae:eloaint hitxase egtaip>alaent of the uiwaiwic; .. he best methods of OOPS' nd rnainfienanre. f,, To employ .for for necessary work, i met to distnieeal or au izaa at any time, egad to be reported fort; Qundl, O. To employ at? y glen an tennyis. n \•• •••:••FST faun C E ARE l . From tan Any 0 AT Pneuazmasa is riot want used to 1)e c... the Lungs." Consun pt:or may be en t er , bat, as ra axle pneumo ay exposure to roti a,nd wet, said att ilia ca'el is iaot attengdedy to in mealb ety ser- ss n1�M".P eke Z4'wb e .n YiA 1Ci It•. ;w4.0 ie only ane, wan. to prevent, ;ain:onia:and that is to euro the cold 04 f°i3 G appernxsnee. Dr. Wood's :tiorway PiI Svrap will itis for you if fate wilt eaiy take it iia all nose Infix ion of 3 r. Weed's Norway ale all the es,Race rird lung eih�,f osNetway Pie* has reL ed,. Erererlierse Viask. i«Tie di: Xtiu bt ie toy took a Tferiy e13,4,ere epx y ti nd it de. hood Zeta peen- ae%a. Tee destcr iee e6aid she p. get Beate of:iCa, Pr. Weed's it;e sal 8 ,n d he, bee to 1»c i.s aa<. 3'1041i bk4 e 46TI VI DOW," o guiltetirte is called in France, "A herr; lalea way of sendiajg Maple to Rtcroit�4,xa lnepreeail tlraazre.c ?ate pe' htittie It is ,pas rap e i p ae trees Xfa a tuned 01 Cao.. Limaied, `l'+ if > ` lip thy head llnst� a then lonofi: rra.i kkli,l-weld•' byln, its the ycaar i rel atm 4id lift ti? iucliazi, fang of Jus are nae an re;inemhra ce ra raw 3v by 'Ike T. awr tustruetiee lieaaaths.. ao wvesr epectiv ely gambling. A. fotneyeata+•old eldki died sud- denly at Craanbroole after being given ra teaspoonful of a .rbolie acid 10 mistake for medicine. It is reported that the Dominion Government has arranged for the purchase of a site for a -now mili- tary drill hall in Vancouver aft a east, of $200,000. Constable Gibbs had n desperate encounter at Kamloops with two armed, burglars, one of whom Was arrested and sentenced to five years • in the penitentiary. - The Ititsilano Indian revenue has been taken fiver by the Domin- ion ion Government. Twenty Indians'. disposed of Their rights ,for clever; thousand dollars each. Another important industry is about to be established in South Vancouver and a large factory will be constructed for the manufacture of telephones and light fixtures. The agreement between the G, N. R. and Vancouver city council is e:omplete, and the company pro- mise that the bridges in the city will be the widest in the. world. Vancouver has lately been visit- ed by many railway men enquiring into the potentialities of British Co- lumbia as a traffic -producing area, and especially as a centre for tran- sit travel, 011ie Armstrong, " of South Van- couver, while on a fishing expedi- tion, was seized with ' a fit, and pitching head first into the small creek near the bridge at Lynn, was killed almost instantly. Much gold mining is being Car- ried out on Glacier and Miller Creeks in the Yukon district, fifty miles west of Dawson. The roads are improving, but heavy expendi- ture will have to be undertaken to make them more passable. Suffered With Kidney Treubl For Ten Years, Those who have never been troublei wi' n kidney trouble do not know tie [suffering and misery which those af fiicted. undergo. - Weak, lame or aching back comes fron the kidneys, and when the kidneys an out. of order the whole system become- - deranged. Doan's Kidney Pillsgo right to the seal of; the trouble, and make their actiot regular and natural. Miss Mary Daley, ',Penfield, Ridge. N.B., writes:—"I new take great plea• sure in expressing myself for the benefit 1 have obtained fromyour, wonderful Medicine, Dean's Kidney Pills. Having ;been a .sufferer with kidney trouble toe the last ten years, and,having spent hun- dreds of dollars in the. so-called `Quack' cures, from which I derived no benefit whatever; andvaftee havingbean advised to try' Doan's Kidney Pills, I at once purchased a box, and -frown the first ob- tained relief, and after having taken five poxes am now completely cured." 1+ Doan's Kidney Pilis are 50 cents per box, or three boxes for'31.25, at all deaers, or mailed direct on' receipt of Trice by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, oronto, Ont. When ordering specify "Doan's.' wer dab of ni be made into aa, caupf ei o .1 soup with the addition of milk, a bit of butter and some celery salt;: Ohl rubberized raaineeats cyan be cup up to make cases for rubbers o elippera. Also to cover the clothe, baaket when laundry is sent awe from home, r It is alwvayas better to trim. the used awnd three tablespoons of aeIlvedge froanmaterital before :auak. flour, This makes as rich, crealuny lug into pillow eases. The . C4E03 dressing unobjectionable at to dame will be .much smoother, not weink- 'alyo dislikaj oil, and at the same ling along the seams, time �iienaing to those who do like ail, 111ethod of Cooking—In mak- Wear a sewing' apron wvhilu iron ing small quantities ofthiswhen ins aand yoga wv tll often rind It I,oa- thew time of cooking is very short, Bible todo a bit of mending while all of the materials may be put to- waiting for the iron the ww•indow aleade to heat. gether and cooked over a low.fire. To prevent�•e window is This quantity makes about eau, -Half from flapping when thlowered, place an extra set of cup of dressieg, Receipts for Sweets. Crtatni Peppermints -delete a stiff, paste of a pound of sugar with /our tablespoons of water, put over the fire, and leave it there until it just' reaches the boiling point, Take it off the moment it begins to bubble, stir until it cools partially, and a few drops of essence of peppermint -enough to suit the taste—and drop the candy from .a teaspoon on waxed paper, allowing enough to each portion to make at round the size of a penny. Oars and prac- tice will be required tu,,get the skill to make the candies of uniform size.. Set them in a moderately warm place until firm. Chocolate Wafers.—.Melt the sugaras directed in the preceding recipe. Heat in another vessel, set in boiling water four tablespoons of, grated chocolate ; add this to ; the sugar when the stage is reached to take it from the fire, and drop the wafers on the paper, as in the case of the peppermints. Household Notes. The best time to begin the spring housecleaning is after the furnace fires are out. Apples- and pears should always be wiped with a clean cloth and then rinsed under the tap before using for dessert. To keep the light of oil lamps clear, the burners should be boiled every month in water with a lump of soda in" it, Always cover newly baked bread with a clean cloth—preferably an old ;table clothe -to keep i ' Free from geniis and dust. The white of an egg, whipped 'trains and with •disagreeable cert stiff, with a ripe banana, makes a pailtois or work. A habit of cert delicious cream Jo he eaten on a plaining,: of criticizing, of .fault simple gelatin pudding, finding, or grumbling over trifles, ,a Apples can be stewed with with a lit_ habit of looking for shadows, is a most left over canned- fruit such asost unfortunate habit to contract, especially in early life, for, after a blackberries, and the result will be while, the victim becomes a slave; a pleasant change. All of the impulses become per Sash curtains; of Swiss muslin verted, `until a tendency to p�essi: pucker by hand are less likele to misin, or io cynicism, is chionie. piackar when washed than wrhen run - up on the machine: �a All the strips of, fat left from a Bookkeeper (to chief) — "Mr. steak should be left in a dish and Grouch, I'm going to get married." tried out in the overs. They will Grouch—"Glad to hear it! You roil e excellent fat for. frYiren 'won't be so terribly anxious to get It pays Lhe housekeeper to :bet home early now 1" 1 Taal buildigg tea greater ds built a so, crust aavaailalail t: e claeapcat.rciad is'tlio ons tlwat i end will last tlte' longexatR and at present the system of road im- provement :most needed in tlrxtarie is that which will build permanent roads rapidly and cheaply - Provincial assist.ane0 will se ra long way towards providing to broad plan of highway development land towards assisting financially in the coustruotion of the main roads, but it will of necessity remain to each rnunicipality to provide the executive machinery and the train - catches for the shade abort a foot j in,g and experience necessary to lower than the regillasi place. earry out the detape of its share of Try .wiping; aa• greasy- frying pan the general solici c. If the whole with n ' piece. of newspaper before road systemic of the Province is to washing much -of the grease bo systematically and effeotively wvill wipes off and -can be burned,', overhauled, a radicai changes ill^be thereby saving soap and labor. the 'When sharp knives are kept with agement so prevalent at present. other articles in .kitchen drawer During the Past Two Decades each blade should be protected with a sheath, which may be easily made from heavy wrapping paper. Sandwiches prepared in advance "of serving time can be kept. as fresh as when made by wrapping them in a napkin wrung out of hot 'water, then placing diem in a cool place. During the canning season many -women stand for hours stirring the fruit to prevent it from burning. If the preserving kettle 'is placed in a pan of boiling water it can cook all day without burning,. A convenience in the kitchen is 'a set of kitchen "knives, including` four knives, one for onions, one for parsley, one for lemons and the fourth for vegetables, On the han- dle of each knife is distinctly let- tered the article for which the knife is to be used. necessary in methods Ontario has spent over $30,000,000 in eash and statute labor on its township roads. This expenditure, however, was largely in the hands of inexpevieneed men, and the work undertaken was in eonsequence of- ten in the way of experiment. The result is that little worleof a perma- nent nature is to be found. In the early days, ef course, when the country was in a disorganized con- dition, no elaborate system of road management could have been main, tained, but modern conditions are making ever-inereasing dernande on the highways and the establishment of mere efficient ,and less wasteful methods of construction and main- tenance has become imperative. In a number of districts improve- ments has beet effected by commut- ing statute labor at from fifty cents a To keep an ratan employed and the and to furnish (on terms .. ted by the council) pay she+ unto andvouchers to tho cone-. xil or :roadcoinmitteo at proper in- tervals for their approval, in order at the nun icipaal tre ,surer, under utbority of their certificate, an, ipon being satisfied withthe cor eetness of the stsatemeut, may i uo cheques for the payment there l). To examine and certify all bills ants against the corpora- tion for material and labor, and to make' or to cause to he nide, the surveys, measurements and exumi� nations necessary for suck purpose. 10, To have the custody of, and bo responsible for, all such plans and estimates as maty from time to time be prepared for the use of the municipalil.ye To keep a' "Plan. Book," which will contain a list of all plans, profiles and drawings in his custody; no plan to be allowed to go out of his office until a•. receipt for the same has been ;signed by the person to wlioni it is given. 11. To prepare (if a eivil engi- neer) plans for bridges, supervise the performance of ,all -work done by contract,' and certify as to com- pletion. A township has been compared to a joint stock company, with the Reeve and the councillors as, presi- dent and directors and the rate- payers as stock holders. Carrying out this analogy it ,should be the duty of the councillors as directors to insist so far as -they are able on the employment of business meth- ods in road .management. The me ng ioas lie Patience WITC$ Out. Scene—A. Police Court,. Solid- tor—"Do you know the prisoner Witeese'—",,Never knew him ill, sir." S, --"But did you ever see the prisoner at the bar '?" W.—"Yes, sir; and took a glass with him once or twice." S.—"Then how long have you known this man ?" S. (petulantiv)—“Stand down !" W. (cheerfully)—"Can't 1 I can only stand up—or sit down!" Getting It Straight. He --"So you have decided that you Cannot inarry She—"You are mistaken. I knew all alone that I could marry- you what I've de.cided is that you can - Knew His Wife—Jerry, you're late to dieenee- again. "What kept you'? ekes br he up The pre owe of all food in this basket 'ze with tho re was white brea edine verse.) If we w a aide in verse 10 the trots ion "three s' baskets of pal branches" or "three wicker-wo baskets," then the two lower bas- kets 'night be thought of as being empty, so that -when the birds had devoured the -contents of the up- permost basket there was nothing left for the chief baker to serye to the king. The baker experiences the helplessness so common iss dreams and is not able to frighten away the birds. 19. Pharaoh shall litt up thy head—The interpretation of the dream begins exactly like the in- terpretation of the butler's deems). Three momentous words are, how- ever, added—from off tfiee, These change the interpretation from one of promise to one of doom. Hang thee en a tree—To expose the dead body of a malefactor was to increase the degree of punish- ment. The birds shall eat thy flesh— The Egyptians believed that the preservation of the body as a mummy was essential to a person's immortality. The dire punishment predicted thus added indignity to Punishment, and yet aeverer pun- ishment indignity The vhito soaked week allowed er bird, played After vered 20. Pharaoh's birthday—An oc- casion for national rejoicing among the ancients was the birthday of their king. There are evidences that in Egypt it was .custemary to celebrate the birthday of the reign- ing Pharaoh with great formalities, his, an experienced advises that the ea 'th very thick green T e bird is thus kept til it has /earned musical phrases. At Andreasberg, boring villages of the tains in Germany, tellent results by keeping several young birds to- gether and tale • that they do net, bear the songsters, After month the young eenames that have shown the highest musical talent are put with a very fine -singing canary, and eon- fided to his tuition for two years. Sometimes they take the pupil from the teacher sn the first autumn, and after ten months' rest and the next on's molt, send him back for a few weeks to refresh his musical mory. Very good singers are educated in this way., Canary -birds have very sensitive throats, and must be carefully pro- tected from drafts; even a slight hoarseness may result in perman- ent loss of voice. Z 24 e best old - Things should not be done by halves. If it is right do it boldly ; if it is wreng leave it undone. Every day is a little life, and our whole life is but a day repeated. including religious 'ceremonies and the granting of pardens to many prisoners. Both the chief butler and the chief baker are summoned from prison, the one to be restored to his former effice, the other to be executed. - 22. As Joseph had interpreted to them—Both dreams had come trne, even as Joseph had foretold. 23.• Yet did not the ehief butler remember Joseph—The Tern -rest of the fellow prisoner is entirely for- gotten amid the old surroundings of prosperity and power. Police Wear Top Ilats. Savonna, ItalY, is probably the only town in the world where po- help 's:i'ontlering what, the- police- ble tight with hoeligans. Perhaps Mr. Medlar ---I had some busi- however, Bayonne. ives up to the ,His Wife ---0, know that but 1 the , _hats and sloes not poss;ess Whose business'? hooligane. VE A Ileedache is not a disease in itself, but is often a source of great suffering, and its presence is likely symptomatic of SOnle disease lurking in the system. To get rid of the headache, ancl.thtls prevent more serious troubles, it is absolu.tely necessary to cleanse the system of all waste and poisonous matter, and keep the bowels well open, tip:, cloggmg of the bowels being one of the, principle causes of headache. Burdock Blood Bitters regulates the bowels, and' make, Exec aed nateral, A enre for headafeie; 6, Medicine that all run down, andnothing seemed to ch nie any good. I read of Burdock Bloo Bitters, and decided' to give it a trial The result was marvellous, the headaeha stopped entirely, and I ,feel better h every way. Carl safely recommend Go.. Limited, Toronto, Ont. ' si 1