The Huron Signal, 1881-06-10, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL. F,BIDAY JUNEIO . 1881.
Householb Mints.
All cold fresh uoeat+, when properly
served, make niow palatable breakfast
di•hei. In preparing these dishes great
etre mould be taken to throw out all
gristld, tough skin, and dry, chippy pxor-
tteas. The meat should be hashed very
fine. and mixed either with mashed pota-
toes err bread crumbs soaked in sweet
milk. Ordinary hash, made of equal
proportions of corned beef and potatoes,
can be much improved and rendered
really delicious by adding bread crumbs
soaked in milk, or sweet milk or cream
without the crumbs, and working }t well
with the hand, then forming it int, rolls
and browning in the oven. or it may
be placed in a well -buttered pan and put
in • hot oven until brown on the bottom
and sides and perfectly heated. When
ready to serve, turn it (rung thepau onto
a heated dish. Very nice hash balls ;ire
made by mixing hashed !neat, bread
crumbs soaked in milk, and a fresh egg;
season to taste with salt and pepper and
sweet herbs, if liked. If the meat is
mostly lean, sweet cream or a little but-
ter or dripping must be added. Make
into round cakes and fry quickly in a
small quantity of hot fat till brown on
strained, is dissolved. Use the water in
which the last rice was boiled as starch
iu the riuuug water. This ut the duly
safe way to wash the dehcate French
lawns and linens which spot at the touch
of soap.
rtaalltla
Of Ifu-iraNte DeeerlpN.a.
A popular writer thus describes •
battle:—`'We have been fighting at the
edge of the woods. A moment ago the
battery was a confused mob. We look
again, and the ser guns are in position,
the detached hones hurrying away, the
amunitiun chests open, and along our
line runs the cununand, 'Give thein one
more volley, and fall back to support the
guns' We have scarcely obeyed when
boom ! boom ' opens t!:•• battery, and
Jets of tire Jump loan and scorch the
green trees under which we fought and
struggled. The shattered old brigade
has a chance to breath, for the first time
in three hours, as we form a lane and lie
down. What grim, cool fellows those
cennoneers are ' Every man is a per-
fect machine. Bullets splash dust into
their faces, but they d., not dodge.
There goes one to the earth, shut through
the head u he sponged his gun. That
machinery loses just one beat, misses
South sides, and sane but. For frying just one cog in the wheel, and then
all these meats and potato cakes the fat
fried out of salt pork is much better than
fresh lard.
Saco Aon APPLE PcuDllto.—Pare and
core six good sized apples and put them
III • pudding dish. Boil s teacupful of
sago in water till clear, and pour it over
the apples; grate a little nutmeg on the
top and put it in s moderate oven for
half an hour; serve hot, with a sauce
made as follows: Beat one egg well and
mix smoothly with it a tablespoonful of
corn starch, or flour, adding a little
if it is not thin enough. Stir thin
a cup and a half of boiling milk
water, sweeten well and flavor
lemon. If the apples do not cook
they may be stewed previously to,
ing the sago over them.
DoroH NUTS THAT WILL NOT
FAT.—One egg, one cup milk, one
spoonful melted lard, mixed together.
As much flour as will make this roll out
nicely, but not too hard, two teaspoon-
fuls of baking powder, and half a cup of
sugar mixed and stirred into the mills,
&c., roll out, cut into round rings and
fry in hot lard.
Camas Puna—One cup of hot water,
one half cup of butter; boil the water
and butter Together, and stir in a cupful
of dry flour while boiling; when cool stir
in three eggs, not beaten, one at a time,
and beat well; drop by the tablespoon-
ful omjo buttered tins and bake in a
milk press forward to capture the battery.
into We can hear their shouts as they form
and
with
well
p our -
d
twnay
Isgo
s.sds r
wo SW et•aape -
*!41•s euredvea weU with
sad • )Aro erl ■_ y- �t paste
rile. olds HomstS+tide
lore It Eng."— Also makers of
for afternoon1„1
works away again as before. Every gun
is using a short fuse shell The ground
shakes and trembles, the roar shuts out
all sound from a battle -line three miles
lung, and the shells go shrieking into the
swamp to cut trees short off; to mow
great gaps in the bushes, to hunt out,
and shatter and mangle men until their
corpses cannot be recognized as human.
You would think a tornado was howling
through the forest, followed by billows
c,f fire, and yet men lire through it—aye
SOAK
table:
quick oven for twenty-five minutes.
When cool open and fill with cream
made as follows :—Beat together one
egg and half a cup of sugar, add two
tablespoonfuls of flour, and stir into a
cup of boiling milk, boil it and flavor
when cool.
-
Cheemisists,
Epps's l'
•w aa ei.s Rica.
The great secret of obtaining riches, is
first to practice economy, and as good
old Deccan Snyder says, "It used to
worry the life out of me to pay enorm-
ous doctor's bills, but now I have 'struck
is rich.' Health and happiness reign
supreme in our little household, and all
simply because we use tie other medi-
cine but Electric Bitters, and only costa
fifty cents a bottle.” Sold by F. Jor-
dan
Nature, after all, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secrets of health
within her broad, generous bosom, and
man needs but to go to her intelligently
for his every need. The discovery of
the great Cough Remedy, Guy's Saar?
or RED SPRUCE GUM, is an apt illustra-
tion of this. As a cure for Coughs,
Colds, Loos of Voice and Hoarseness it
stands unrivalled, while its low price and
readiness of accost places it within the
reach of ►IL Try it and be convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 50 -cent
bottles — ad
for the rush.
Now the shells are changed for grape
and canister, and the guns are fired so
fast that all reports blend into one
mighty roar. The shriek of a shell is
the wickedest sound in war, but nothing
makes the flesh crawl like the demoniac
singing, purring, whistling grape -shot,
and the serpent -like hiss of canister.
Men's legs and heads are torn from
bodies, and bodies cut in two. A round
shot or shell takes two men out of the
rank as it crashes through. Grape and
canister mow a swathe and pile the dead
on top of each other. Through the
smoke we see a swarth of men. It is not
a battle, but a mob of men desperate
enough to bathe their bayonets in the
flame of the guns. The guns leap from
the ground almost asthey are depressed
1 OD the foe, and shrieks and screams and
Th. 0r001 AmericanR�.�
COUGHS, COLDS, ABTB' A,
ARONCHITIQ LOSE OF
VOIC$ HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFFECTION&
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Reda of the awl ai l ifi
fly rwo•• snits_►
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mass. or saJVit
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a .• oowtaly
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order Mew aa�
fu drink ale •
from t tea+sack• GUM. rGww les
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8 p r it c• c Hwyy Leta
toys, •oeaiton.
Its remarkablepp�c��t�er in relieving
certain ferrns of Bronchitis, and its
almost epecide effect in curing ob-
stinate hacking Coughs, is now well
known to the public at large.
said by all rupecfabat cAewtW. Prier. 25 and
O oasts a book.
The words "Sirup of Red Spruce awe'. en... •.
Irk oar Registered Trude Nark, and oa - rroy...:
sad(abets are oho regtatered.
KERRY, 1VA T.4U V 1C- CO.,
Wholesale D, vppt•t..
Sole Propriety r• anal Jt.an„ lu 'arrr$.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
ALEX. WATSON
Florist, South street. wishes to Inform the
pcopleon hand a plendidderieh and tassortment the has
of
shouts blend into one awful and steady
cry. Twenty men out on the battery
are down, and the firing is interrupted.
The foe accept it as a sign of wavering
and come rushing on. They are not ten
feet away when the guns give them a last
shot. That discharge picks living men
off their feet and throws them into a
swamp, a blackened, bloody mass. Up
now, as the enemy are among the guns!
There is a silence of ten seconds, and
then the flash and roar of more than
3,000 muskets and •.rush forward with
bayonets. For what ! Neither on the
right nor left, nor in front of us is the
living fore ! There are corpses around us
which have been struck by three, four
and even six bullet', and nowhere on
this acre of ground is a wounded man !
the wheels of the gun cannot move until
the hloekade of dead is removed. Men
cannot pass from cession to gun without
climbing over rows of dead. Every gun
and wheel is smeared with blood; every
foot of grass has its horrible stain. His-
torians write of the glory of war. Burial
parties stew o order. where historians saw
glory...
nesse Cleaning `oats.
To take grease from marble floors or
hearths, spread them with a mixture of
strong soap lees, fuller's earth, and pipe-
clay pounded fine, and lay a hot iron on
the places bill dry. Repeat if necessary,
rubbing the mixture well into the stone.
To clean white marble, mix verdigris and
powdered pumicestone with fresh -slaked
lime mixed with soap lees to a thick
paste. Tie it in a woollen hag, and rub
the spot with it, washing off with soap
and water, and going over till the spot is
out. A solution of vitriol ,pill take off
fire and smoke stains, while cracks are
easily mended by a cement of marble
dust, which any stone -cutter will furnish.
Painted walls should be washed in
cold water with cloth tied over a broom,
first dusting them well in the same man-
ner. Have the water changed often, and
see that the strokes are made as evenly as
passible up and dol*, or the walls will
,;he streaked when dry. Take out grease
from paint or wall paper with a paste of
magnesia wet benzole of the freshet,
strongest quality, for half what is sold
has lost all property of taking nut grease.
Clean wall -paper with bread -crumbs,
cutting a fresh surface of the bread for
every stroke, or it will soil more than
it cleans. A quicker way is to rub
the paper with dry cloths dipped in
whiting with a little pumice powder
mingled. This will remove fly spots and
finger msrks.
In cleaning carpets, what is called dry
cleaning is done by taking nut grease
spots with a brush dipped in hot water
and gall made very strong; dry by rub-
bing with cloths and leaving in a very
warm room, then strew damp sand over
the doth or carpet, brain it nut with •
hard broom, and it will bring away most
of the dirt with it. Coats and cloths are
cleaned with soap and vitro' water like
the carpets, and may be dry-cleaned by
using bran instead of sand, and finishing
off with' • soft brush rubbed nn a sponge
wet with olive -oil atter every doses
strokes The oil supplies a gloss el the
cloth and brightens the solos.
(;hints furniture coven and curtains
can be washed In rime water. Two
pounds of rice boiled in two gallons of
water till soft should be added to s tub of
boilislg water. Wbs& (pool snoseh to
bearthelunds in. wash the ehinitwNboell
snap Pam through weather tate* Ig
whtdt half as mach rise, balstl tad
BEAUTIFU FLOWERING PUNTS
of almost every variety, and also a choice
collection of
BEDDING PLANTS, AND SHRUBS,
and all kinds of
VBC}ETABLF PLANTS
in their season. The public are cordially in-
vited to examine the stock. Remember that
the earliest purchasers have the best choice.
ALEX. WATSON, South St.
P. S.—Also for sale, • heating apparatus, suit-
abie for amateurs. consisting of boiler. four -
inch pipes. and expansion tank. 1784.
iaat NE�V FRIIITS. ias�
NEW VALENCIAS,
NEW LAYERS,
NEW CURRANTS,
S. S. ALMONDS,
WALNUTS,
FILBERTS,
CHESSNUTS.
tar LAKE SUPERIOR WI
TROUT, WHITE FISH & HERRING.
pa" SALT WATER
HERRING AND CODFISH.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
u
Mosta of
by t in wafts a3
d tonna
arui
Janis .nal u.
Meter'.
It yob are yore i ren
or o.e.itr
or Mari, old ur
poarboaaL 4r
saw, rely solluroit
wbmvw yo■are
waeaevw you tool
that 75! syst.w
needs o enssinW,1.,a-
or Mac lotto(
alter. 11(np,
tale• Hop
SIttort.
Naveh, router
t d4
Or Ian PSI isI
plaint,
°bnrw�l4. *b
Ever crows•
Yoe wtalb
eotS.1 of ro'a
Mop Mum
rtuvear
lAMP • d,
lII It ma
cavofou
i Ire. 1t Is
yawed hu
elrade.
Teas, Sugars,
And General Groceries ;
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, A N D
CHINA.
Dr. Palc&'s Cream Baking Powder.
Dr. PEles's Lupulin Yeast Gems.
"Let us play we were married," said
little Edith, "and I'll bring my dolly
and say 'Seebaby, papa.' "Yes, replied
Johnny, "and I will say, 'Don't bother
me now. I want to look at the paper.' "
Children have strange ideas of grown
folks' ways, now, haven't they'?
Cure tha' Cough ! t ou can do it speed-
ily, solely and surely with Hagyard's
Pectoral Balsam. Now is the season to
guard against colds If you would pre-
vent Comsumption neglect not the most
ti flit g symptoms award's Pectoral
Balsam will never fail you. It cures
Croup, Asthma. Bro cbttis, Whooping -
Cough and all P.t&losary complaints.
Obtain it of your druggist.
Chas. A. Nairn,
THE SQUARE.
1758
II you ,v. •
loan of [tL -
tero Satan'- tor
4,e.
r71.:rtf unci. t..
fay., L-n:i.IA vr
waste. u.: Itvp I •
•eft rb.8 ?roes env • •
oa : it you *• d Ur . .
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f
suco a bad .L aro
ttee+.
Thn,.-'A• dr .n j.
rm:1-. 1 ... l .0.u. „
of KI gree'-
Loss.
Lay. toss•• I • • sorts..
byat'•,r ITT snail
1: oy`Itaose
lillatX
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• app at- -f.11
nal
cure G.lj
rasa a ,ke
co of nov.1.1.
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ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATES MAtIIuLdS.TTsBAMYRS
NEW YORK TOOLAeo WW
CABINS, gale to gra. STEERAGE INV
These Steamers do not carry cable, sheep or pigs
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS :aa 10 Etes. Reduced
•t nduced
Ra
Passenger accommodation are unsurpassed.
accommodations_
Staterooms on Un Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rates to or tram
soy Rallroad Station to Europe or Auawisa.
Deattsat lowest eater, payable *iarge,)
and Inked.
thToi b o S5 1& od Swr a o pleas. Ra apply
to HExuawaox Bteon
THas, ¥ Bowt.tx.Gasa,i.
N. Y.
or to MRS. E. WARNOCK. Albion Block.
1781 Ageat a1 tiedal ick
NO+TICR
(ninny tip Photoyreplitig is Godes i it.
In retarataWeeks anks for �ptt o fayors, would
Just
say, thoae
notice former pincer; w
and pa
renet will please
Prose t
IA1.00
1.80
Idle Stet Phos s
Sala Photos. - Lb
1s1
Oabl.eta P►qo per dos.. 1.00
OardPLoW per dos..
Aad Frames to suit the above at
BO'T'TOM PB-
Oowe one.teome all and have lour beery*
gladdenedd-by getting good and chra bots
at
Wormer.
00
r00
1.30
130
2.00
1766 E. L JoaxsoR's.
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRIACHAN
HAS REMOVED HIS
GROCERY BTTSINESS
To thelcby where h�wpleased
old
all his old and the publigenraly� large
titl of
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES
As
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
D, C_ STRACHAN.
I RAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
MR. D. FL 3 TJSON
AT A
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT !
Nearly all of sold Stock, as well as my own original Stock, was bought before tar t,I ser
d Hardware. I am thereforeMouse EA In
p tale Cea■t�l Cheaper than any ether
MY STOCK OF
' Builders' (dural itatah3iiii,(11101(1,i � ��rmrS ,
which 1 want w ran off quickly•
00K2 AND BUY AT VS= PRIMES AS WILL PLEASE TOIL
Lt IVELL'S
Province of Ontario Directory I Fresh Ground Water Lime in Stock.
FOR 1881-188'^-_
TO BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 1881,
Price .6.00.
'UR. LOVELL. at the request of several
111 Merchants and others of the Province of
Ontario of the City of Montreal, &c to
dud at his firm will pnbUsii a RO-
VLNCE OR ONTARIO DIRECTORY, in No-
vember next. containing an
W. S. Hart & Co.
1'1tOPRiETORS OF THE
Goderich Mills
Alphabetical Directory
AND A THOROUGH
Classified Business Directory
of the Business and Professional men in the
Cities, Towns, and Villages of Ontario, with a
Classified Business Directory
Or THE
CITY OF MONTREAL.
The same care and attention bestowed on
the Dominion and Provincial Directories of
1871 will be given to this work. Subscribers
names respectfully solicited, Terme of Ad-
vertising made known upon application.
JOHN LOVELL St SON
Montreal, Dec. 1881. Publishers. 1769
(LATE PIPE ,t'S. )
Beg to return their thanks tri the public for
the liberal patronage received during the past
year. and to state they are prepared to do
arRISTIINT G.
on the shortestparties living ng at a 'distance wior for the ll
nvenience
of i
exchange
grids at their town store
(Late W. M. Hilhard's,)
Masonic block. East 8t. Goderich.
,MI -Highest price paid for wheat. -1111k
ria Jest a &eemlatg.
Fon th speedy cure of Consumpuon
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma,kp in the
side and chest, dry ttcki-
mg in the thost, Howsenees, Sore Throat,
and all chr mie or lingering dissoses of the
about and lungs, Da. Enen's Now Dm -
°ovum, has no equal and has established
ter itself • world— boding physigiseis seas sad assay
it is their
io
prepared y
p..tls. The formula frau
recommend -
y .il Ma i& e..ilaThs dally
and Ile press rage it in the most
glowU teems. iso to your draggist
ggud s trial bottle fee Ns vents, or s
tngm sial for $1- Pas sale by F. Jor-
dan. Ooderieb.
Record of the MILAN Barb.
sksttimssetAMM s salve.
The best Salve is tbs wand fee
Ow,
=sea T.M., Ohsepsi
Oorms, mitt all timid Skim
stvlOssapolls* This Salty Aitsd
sive Si sway OM
r r
Omeow retasiell hba id dills pr
loos Tux gels b, P. Jesus&, (iagseisit
TIRST PRIZES AWARDED THE
aaLYMAN"
Four -Barb Wire Fencing
at
ME.
HAO�N,�Tn, I.ONT.
CINCINNATI OHiO. EXHIBITIONS.
tITRACU k. Y.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
RIC ILLUcsa d ev111RIORITT
Over aU C.esps+ters.
Tie Nap€1 & Beat Foci(
or TIM
WORI.D_
Adapted and am
is
At=
unman tali. Weems =Mr
DOIA ION BARD WI'IJli I IIOI C0•.
172 R Ow. Atges Wine=
IA the 80
a 'JOHNSTON'S"d
SARSA�PAaRILLA
Mil CDAf YAiH}1 Ms 11a L
And for Purifying the Blood.
It, las been in use for 40 years, has
pro ed too be the brat prefer
the
maricesatorS1CKHEADACHAININ
THE DE OR BACK. LIVER O)4
PLAINT PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
D1'St'EPelA. PILES. and all Diseases
that arise from a Disordered Laser or an
imp,tre blood. Thousands of our best
people tato it and give it to their chil-
dren. Physicians pr eecribe It daily. Those
who use It coos, recommend It to others.
ladnSuin
Hondu-
ras S iU, Wild Cherry. Dock.
rs. Dandelion, 8amafraa Wintergreen. MA
ether well-keown valuable Roots and
Herbs 11 Y strictly verwtabbe. and can-
es kart dm mot silicate constitution.
n.
It r rte et! tba kit `,s •as
Psetrlan• s ed iby eaawo �M amulets
at owe dollar imams for old eve Mars.
ar guars WM% of -
Thaw .�l�ls a loads d
ars satdlc ir from aulr
and .s oat .scar. sod us ...a
it
ro lham
Ir. moms S ce,
Aam isswtwt
For sale by JAitas Winson.
Chemist and Druggist.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
CK:F NZIE
1781.451.
HURON CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY,
1SUCCESSORS TO JOHN KNOXI. MANI'P'.tc•'I•l•I1FRS cel''
arC
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUIL_
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness
onable Rates. Call and examine before purchasing elle+
8z
IKNOX'S OLD STND.
GRAND CLEARING
—0 F—
Boots and Shoes,
—A T—
WEs BOOT ad SflOE EMPUILIUL
FUR ONE MONTH.
Chilled Plow
AND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Previous to Stock taking. My Stock is Large and well-nsst'r'ted,
and
GREAT
wars
»ltiMmmt : imb yM- a
gios=
BARGAINS
will be given.
TERMS - CAS=
WM. CAMPBELL.
Goderich, Jan. 13, 1881
1769
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BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
The only Medicine that successfully purifies the
Blood, acts upon the Liver, Bowels, Skin and Kidneys,
while at the same time it allays Nervous Irritation.
and strengthens the Debilitated System, perfectly and
speedily miring Biliousness, Jaundice. Dyspepsia, Oonsti-
pation, Rhadacbe, Rheumatism. Dropsy.Nervons and Gen-
eral Debility, remade Oomplalnts. Scrofula, Erysipelas,
fah nom, and every species of Chronic Disease aril Ig tom
Disordered Liver, Kidneys, Stomach. Bowels t'r Blood
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