HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-04-15, Page 3HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Jetty (''ustgrd. —To one cup of a
sort of jelly, acid one egg and beat w
together with three teaspoonfuls
Cream or milk. After mixing rho
uughly, bake iu a good crust.
,Spiced ATT.—t+'or ten or twel
pounds of beef, take ono tablospoonf
of allspice, six cloves, a piece of Mitac
pound iu a mortar; add a large spoo
ful of brown sugar; rub well into tl
beef; then rub with saltpetre and stilt
turn and rub daily for ten clays; the
boil ((ix 110unc.
>l�< o, ('realm (Yaks.—Tlie yolks o
eight eggs, one cup of sugar, one eu
of doer, tablespoonful of butter melted
half cup of thick, sour eream, Heard
teaspoonful of sola ; bake in layers
(-'rcatlt--t )(,e cup sugar, three -fourth
of a cup peacou meats, cut lion, or,
cup of creann, tablespoonful of corn)
starch; boil until thick; let it cooljsprea
bete cull layers. ,
Peelle,/ ('1 idea. --.('lean and spli
open the chicken and broil it on th
gridiron over a clear lire. Sprinkle
with salt and Pepper,• spread it with
the hent fresh butter and serve on a
hot platter with a few sprigs of water-
cress arnuu( it. Serve the lettuce
salad with it. Dress the salad with oil,
salt, pepper and vinegar.
To le, more Ii'r'ektes'from your face
take one ounce of bittehitteralmouds,'one
ounce of barley -flour, and a. sufficient
quantity of honey ;.gnat the whole into
smooth paste, spread it thinly on the
skin at night, and wash it (din the
)Horning. It is •trequeutly possible to
remove freckles without decomposing
them, by merely stimulating the absor-
•.,eut vessels of the skin. An excellent
vegetable stimulating lotion is the fol-
lowing : 'fake a teacup of soured
n)ilk, cold, and scrape into a sufficient
quantity of horse -radish. Let this
stand from six to twelve hours, auandstrain, when it may .,be used to wash•
the parts affected twice or•thrice a day.
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F.fJ1R AND GARDEN.
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(100D CATTLE.
Good cattle are the best investment
farmer can put his money into.
never knew .a man satisfied with l)Jtai-
self or his trade who bought poor stock,
at any price, to -keep. Good • Sliort-
llornls, Herefords, Jerseys, Ayresllirest
or Ilulstcins, are cheap tit high figures.
They produce tile- best beef, butter,
cheese and leather. It is extremely
necessary t� profit that the farmer buy
healthy, thrifts', high -bred animals,
those that -produce or are capable of.
producing the most of these products,
The next thing, after good blood,• is:
good feeling, anti then 'good care,
'Breed, feed and care arc three -thirds
of good ealtic husbandry. Food breeds
amount. to 11nt11111g, without proper a11(1
abundant food.::Tliey amount to little
with but proper and abundant feed -if
Inot p,opt rly sheltered and eared for.
They must have suitable pastures and
soils,. and the surface of the, country
)oust be adapted to their constitutions,.
The Short -1 torn and Hereford are out
of place on broken pasturage and hilly
ranges; the Ayrshire, Devon and Jer-
sey are there at home. The Holstein
delights in rich, 'alluvial meads . and
succulent bottom land. Good cattle
are a necessary adjunct to good farm-
ing everywhere, and always accompany
it, The introduction of good stock
into Tilly farming colninunity. always
has .a good effect by stituulating to
better, effort end better feeling. It
places a higher stan lard . before the
f )mule j public. lt,'e'xcitte a favorable'
emulation that works good to all he-
llcat/3 its influence. (food' cattle are
the highest type of agriculture.
' I(ENs 1ATIy(i LANDS.
The future indicates stock raising
and the production of meat and milk
as likely to be the most profitable
branch of the farmer's business ; .hence
instead of converting the poor, worn
out tillage land to grass, a more pru-
dent and far more profitable course
will be first to drain where necessary,
and then use them for, the growth of
forage crops.. here we have a great
variety of plants suited to every
va-'iety of soil and ciilnate, and a• well-
t1ir,'eted forethought will ensure •a suc-
cession of crops throughout the greater
jetrt of the summer. Cut, and fed on
the '1 mold to stoek, to which a daily al-
lowanro of iiuser•cl cake is given, a ter
lain quantity of wood and mutton or
1,344 is produced per acre, while the
land is steadily improving in richness.
It is sometimes held desirable to plow
in a crop of rape, buckwheat or clover,
in order to enrich the soil for the sup-
port of future crops. We know of no
better or cheaper means of restoring
the 1 151 fertility of exhausted soils than
the repetition of forage crops grown
and fed on the land,
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Yellow Oilg is parr ea>ec?lence, the
remedy for Pain, Lameness, Rheuma-
tism, ('roup, Deafness, 1illrns, Frost
11,Rts, StiII'Joints and all flesh wounds.
..1.,ny medicine, dealer cru) fu>:nish.it..
TO TOE PUBLIC.
f�\Illi unctarsi�ned bare to Announce to tho pecgto of
Cl1)rtort nod anrrom)dfn•' To)vnshi s that 110 is
rtep,trua'to do ;ill kilos of
'raring and Repairing
ATREASONABLE RATES,
Raring ItuildI ngs a Specialty,
nitY,
' .. E.. �raham,
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Clinton. o,rb1e Works,.
HURON STREET, 'CLINTON,
�Nl,...11. COOPER, dr;,
nlaqufuetuter 011(11(1 (ieAhsr in all kinds of
Marble & Granite for Cemetery
Work, at figures that clay comp:ta hon.
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Also -Agent rile the Celebrated
A13r11'TLtkL tiroNE for Pnildin•, pttr
1 poses and eentet(1 e Work, wluelt must
he seen to be appru iatc d itli work
wattttt tt.dto give sculsfaetiom
GREAT ' Clearing Sale
Gina., Seth, ,('001n
.0c. to $1.0U,
Cavil G2(ee.t. S tort (tea 9
hrok Iletcl8, with .
Cuec,g: • ,0
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Eureka,.VW-?1n•,•
bee (t, oo 1w t x ,-,o
Butter DuJnrsattd t i'
-1rdle,dttal4t(1.i
toY • !r
CaGtnct aptes,
cunei#, -
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gtld very
to clear out (ha
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THOS. T EWI
Desires to inform lits patrons And friends tliathe in
Tallormg Establishinea
to the. rooms
Over Lawrence & Gi t;cty's
Fttlinitui-e.Sire,
Whore ho ecill lac pleased to• promptly attend to An)
01(13:18 3.oruayce f•tyorcd with. •
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These Works aro how in full- opera,.
tion, and the undersigned aro enabled
to ofi'(;L any grade of "•
Salt of Finest Quality for Sale
Tho necessity of Sftlt'for
ACUICD:tTU.811E PURPOSES
Is now so fully established that every
farmer will neglect liiv own interest
who falls to•use al)out five tons annu
shy,
This Trade,will receivo our best
attention.. ,
Cordwood, Ebb ,.Stave 13olts and
ISasswood, delivered at IhoWorks, for
which Clash will bo paid,,
Gray, Yew 8. Sparlhnff,.
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$1, 25 a Year, ire A dvanoe,
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ALL P-RINTEO AT HOME.
ONE CF TILEPEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THE COUBNT'Y.
Large Circulation
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SALE
Si MORLEV•S
CHEAP STORE,
(Carson's Block.)
• • Great Inducements in,
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Splendid suits from $10.00
Upwards.
Boots and. Shoes,.
AT ROcI( 8OTTOM PRICES.
Const) onto, moo all Anti secure
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Household 'Word !
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GROCERY
Has become a' Household Word- as the
RES'r and C$EA-'IST place fol.
Grp oce'ries,
.Feed,
Crockery, •
Glassware,-
. &c,
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lEasswa e, -
A. SPECIALTY IN
60 Cent
Cashpaid: for Eggs.- Ppami Eris.•
duce •taken tn. exchange.•
'mos. coorinia,,
Corner Albert 'and Rattonbury. Sts,;.
• CLINTON ONT.
Great
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STOVE PIPES;: do,
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Now is:the time to secure
All
'in order to reilhco oar stock and make .roots -
for other goods, we have'.decided to:
' sell at from •
10 to 15. Per Cent,' Less
,sls
Than Usual Prices,
D' WORK I FON ONE MONTh ONLY
I.Ialt.(hvaf'c,
Axes,.
Crosscut; Sa,i's,
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-' PLOOD
4'.ditor and Proprietor:.
• ,e - Fir ,Best To.1 Coal Oil, (Siker Star
Zt'and ti'5 :ce)tts Per .!)rlpiranl
ryrillolt, Forir Jmtpler(cat Callon.,
and Can /or °1; i0
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Sign' of the radiok, Brick Block,
ALBERT ST* C2 iNTON..