The Signal, 1890-11-21, Page 8_
THE SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 21, 1890,
COLBORNE BROS. 111
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DRESS GOODS, MANTLES,
MANTLE CLOTHS, SHAWLS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
Nearly all of whish are direct front the Europeal.
Marketts.
Velvet RiLLontl nod Black Silk Vere
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CHEAP I
CaII and See these Goods.
COLBORNE BROS.
Prion r3tx ,RLN.t1' AX ENJOY
OUO d*ALTIt BY USING
CASE'S
Sarsaparilla Billors!
A IPerely Ve(r•'t.Li.• 1 oatpound that turas
j every kind of t'nhe.lih. Humor aid
Dimes* that is caned bb, the
lmpurit) of the Bbod.
wl.ere the
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HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.
Good Fruit Cake. -Take four pounds
of Sugar. three and a half of butter,
forty .ggs, well beaten ; min the sugar,
butter and edge together. Then and
fear pounds of boat, cue (tunes meth .f
mace, ginger MAMonsters*,jlµwe
pounds of cut�pea-1,'nine pounds tat Rain
in., Dine pounds of currents. Bente
add syrup to darken it. Pat or rings or
frame.
Chap Fruit Cake. -Take one pound
of white sugar, one pound better, ten
sand other vitt Drabt.. are trot wasted be- e, well beaten ; min butter, ••
Peweebollen( r'p•tr. This rateable Cont- our, agar and
ppeswee -area Kidue' and Liver 1 ompp.•atieta. ; eggs together : three pounds sultana
PimplOa. Irruptions 4/ theeltla. Watts. Conan- nisi•', three and • half pounds of flour,
p•(too. Biliwt.oe.u. lJi q flick kit4mach.
Imes et etktp. Neurag a. 'aim to the Flores •one >unce of ammonia dissolved in nue
Lad Meek.IL..W ur Appetite. tesataor. Female/ and • half pints of milk, Paper the
Tl ialtr.eas. Uta ones. lien. cal Uebthit; 1t r Mme t r rings, and bake in • cool
$ gentle regulating p rave• ae wed w a
te..tc, 9001020/1111 the pee r merit of al:tiggt oven.
eagent•powerful agent to retertartCptseetiwii ifreed Cakes. -Take meet pounds of
sad (;hroontc Infkrumstlon of the Liver and
a: the Visional Organs. sifted dour, nine ounce• of baking pow -
or This valuable I•ruParsttos etdte. rhe der, eight ounces of lard, mixed thor,ukh-
tnbuk• system to • new and vaporous sir non, I into the flour, outlines sit foie toile ■od eerrngth to the System drone y rg eggs, three
Laced by diocese. and affords a groat p*uter- W.utids of sugar, one quart of water, one
&ton hem attacks that originate la changes or
the se rt. 0t diorite and et life. Full
quart of milk ; cream the butter and
dire- tiros.* with each bade. Price :A) cent sugar Beat the eggs to • light create,
sort at.f>Pper lb:tle.
rat:. Axo,n.t c hi- ! half an inch thick, cutinto stripe and
twist them, or with • cake cutter. made
H. SPENCER CASE, for the purpo.e. and fry quickly in very
bot lard, deep enough to float them, of a
fl
hem.at and tar -a� list. No.tt'e
:e st I:itttr-tt.,
Hare.ituz. Ontario. rich brown color. LVhen cold, deet with
geld by F. Jor: a:. Refuse all eabetttute• powdered Lugar.
mix. knead till smooths
roll into sheets
The Great Remedy
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101'18 U81110.
Cse,kies. -Take four pounds of
sifted dour, one pound of brown sugar,
one pound of lard, rubbed well into thel
dour : cue qusrt of syrup, half an ounce
of soda, diseolv.d in half a pint of wa-
ter, four ounces of ginger, mix together.
roll nut and cut into cakes, small or
large, round, oval or square, as you rosy
fancy Lay them in pans and bake in a
, slow oven.
Patty Cakes. -Take one and a half
pounds of Futter, ono and • half pounds
of sagar ; cream the butter and scgar,
add fifteen eggs, two at a time,
keeping it in s good cream all the time.
Then aid four pounds of flour, one and
• half ounces of ammonia, previously
des.olred in one and • half pints ot wi1L
Flavor to taste.
Have you a C wgh a Take Wil.or'a
Wild Cherry.
Hare you,• Cold 1 Take Wilson's Wild
Cherry.
Have you Bronchitis 1 Take Wilson's
Wild Cherry.
Hare you loot yogi. Voice 1 Take Wil -
eon's Wild Chem.
Have you Asthma ? Take Wil.on's
Wild Cherry.
' Ili.ve yon • cold in the Head ? Take
Wilenn s Wild Cherry.
The ()Id Reliable Cure for all diseases
of the Throat, Chest and Longa. Sold
by all druggists.Ira
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your Shoes
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WANTED
Any quantity of pear, barley
and nate for which the highest
market price will he paid at
BURROWS',
The Seedatu
:41er.
NOME ECONOMIES
FMhTI TO HOUSEKE[PER$. el J 1Liutt, loemwly Herbisos's. Jd►n
Seem Lanes lbw Sawed Mesas earn r.sn tieetra � ask roi•R carie ; Ne 5, homer til
A
R..aW femmes tewa/•t Rah Barker Herbert Wlord. mistiming
ane knew that malaris Is more ofiusr ; I<.4, hams a W. thanks, 11th
1 lave • neighbor whose ehddrea • soave in the well fall (has M any other ens., Wm Crooke, reteruiug elbow -
lasses are euutr•uaiy people( eat aeon, eves is the lest til esmmer. Carnet The reeve was instructed N
through their esockuoga, and ahro told me There a in Umiak es moms Ill ►.nidi- maned to employ s ••turf r 10 run tet
.1.e thought rue very extrot .taat, ha ty, and this, with the heat el the me, lines w the bth and tit► con. between
nae ger Minima wrote 0000 Ruud eauek• are .it the weddiaae (evocable to Use _ Mr Urge's property tar Hera road.
leg*. I emdingly told her, eseepting d, of both vegetable and Tb. loltuwrng aocuouts were pail, via :
'boor b.et, in. muss of wy itldreo's animal moors Mephitic germs are Rowwll and Hutcbtowo,eleettuu bleak',
Mocking* were made over. slower in eetsiag t,) • bead, and thea $7 b4; Wm McCabe, fur gravel, 1117 70;
Mad. oust !'• ahs exclaimed. "1 unser us
longer about • hoe. (lame Robt fleck, Itrsret. fie vie; W W Hay,
never cued, over • pair of 'cooking. In garbs Ia uit•uf•the-way airmen, and repairing super, $2.20; Wm hIcCebe,
my life." worn tires are started rate au the warm for cies yew's btnrd sod met lit clothe.
"1 will Ceara you how, nay time,- I air, carrying with them the 'peels of fru Wm Dunn, indigent, flub; selecung
said- dream and death Fur this reeaoa, tt )uror., 1j8; Mrs McKee, indigene, $1S;
She prufe.a.d that she .oald ltko to wkat.w..btug can be dorm but 00000 • Hugh 'Dunlop, travel, $12 48; McCort*
baro, out the days sod Musthr have year, it should be dui a preferably in the ney d Hada, !ember for draw, $14 10;
gone by, aid= she has not clamed the fall, and tree nee of dtatufec auto should Wm Corry, gravel, 87 74. Cuaucd sd•
prorate. yet. be made. Tb. cellar especially should jarred to meet again o• the first Moe -
Th. first of my making over stockings b. well looked to and demi) log vegeta- day in December at 10 o'clock 'harp.
began like this Oar evening a bared ole matter sbeald le baai.0.d a demui,
no to to spend the evening with me,
twinging her orochetiug with her. 1
said, "As y..m have your fancy work, 1
will get int,.*," •ud I br..ughi not a bap
km of stockinge to mood.
The first pa- 1 drew over my band
brought forth an from wy
friend, "Can you mead that '
I said, "1 must. This is a new pair
of stockings. The drat time Willie
wore (liens he fell down .on the 'oilmen
pavement, and tits is the result. I do
believe that amerce was invented to
wear out chtldreu's shoes and stuckings;"
and with • despairing look at that fig
-hole, I added, '•I believe that t could
make• stocking easier than 1 ego mend
that. My mother used to make over
stockings for w whets we wen chit.
dun '
"Well, said my friepd, laughingly,
"if you want contributamu from out
side, I will coutnbute. Sister raked an
tide; if I din not want to go halves •rh
her ..w a bot,uf st..cknaa. We buy them
by the box,for we can get them cheap-
er by w. cloths I will contribute all .it
sister's and my old stocking., if you sal
f,DO !'-a1erelsimed.
Ten parent wore stockings came the
next day.
1 had never made over a pair, but I
Inert I could. I took an old stnektwg
tint was a good 6t, carefully cut out the,
fw.t, which wan woven iu, Dimmed out
the cocking an 11 scald lie bat, with
the woven edam on the outer *.ice, then
cut an exact pattern of it. This pattern,
allowing for seam, then did the same by
the foot ; next pressed out one of the old
stockings. lad the pattertus un and cut
it out and basted it. Calling Willie t..
TOP I tried it on, and found that in .ny
anxiety to atluw areal enough 1 had al-
low:,,1 tee, muco, and it ass rather hoose
around the ankle. I took it loft, rebooted
it,takini; up the superfluous fullness and,
10. it a t as t: ig and Deal as a be,igbtevi
nue. I lbevi cut off the superfluity WI
both atockiug. and pattern, lied tin
ce'eded to cot out four parrs of stockings,
threaded my machine with • loon ten
stop, stitched the luck etas, (lien open-
ing the heel crams at-.::tchetl them
d.oet, with tine 'ilk, then sewed in the
fart by hard, thinking I er.uld make a
softer seam, and rut 1.2 all superfluous
cornea, so there need be no bunches to
hurt the tender feet. This wa two
years age.. I cannot tell you how many
dollars have been saved in this ohs
war.
Now, there are many dear, sensible
..men who could not for their lives ask
eve, a dear frier: for tbeirast•oflel•,eh•
ing, t.nt would gladly accept it were it
offered them, but that does not•ab.,:ee
• person from helping. So to childless,
and single w ,men I say : Save your old
stoe tT`tnre, .tut don't cut off Vie fest as
one woman I know; did, so that the re-
ociver need not see bow poor!, she had
darner; them. If one meet cut off the
darns, do that, bot do not cut off the
top of the foot, f. r that i' often needed
And when you vied or all on some old
friend who is now the mother of • little
family, tell her of this article and kindly
offer your contribution. You may get
snubbed fur your pains. hut don't let
that discncrage you. Wait until another
opportunity presents itself, then try
again. When 700 hit the right one, she
will be greatly benefitted, and you will
be the happier in that you have, even in
• little, helped another.
Then are none of us so poor that we
cannot help others In arms way. And
to help others is to help oureelr.,. for
we get the warm kindling of the heart
that oomea from kindly, venerates
thoughts.
fleas ands le Ow stick Room.
in all cases attended with fever and in-
creased beat of the system a mattress is
preferahle to down or father beds, and
neither in health nor *witness should
beds be need of a too soft or yieldint na-
tant A bed elastic, but
whish does not yield tb the body so as to
become hollow and depre..ed , is the
beat. Smooth cotton sheets are at all
times preferable to lina,and they skald
be frequently changed. In febrile dis-
eases, nod in hnt weather eapeoidly, two
beds are highly grateful tat the patient,
orae being conies and aired while the
other is being occupied Thew beds
may be either in the came or adjoining
rooms ; • sofa may suit very well for one
of the temporary chart,es. When the
patient is c mined to one bed an arm -
able way of wiring it is eeati ,naliy to lift
up the bei clothee by grasping them a
the middle, raising them gently, so that
the sir may enter at the tides without
the pliant, and then letting
them down and forcing yet all the heated
air. This process may be once or twice
repeated.
RaRtN Stearn.
Ml ban .gttsi Mats in life and liber-
ty sed the pemnit of happiness, bet
May sr* 1 1 in the nee by
d,'pepsd•, hilinasness, lath of energy,
nervous debultty. weakness, constipa-
tion, Me. Re completely rein(ving thew
•ooplaists Rerdn.k Blond Ritter. ern
tete untold benefits on all sufferers. 4
warm Alison in. IMO&
Reck', /fern A l..y Ma sever
eassee the devil much
The devil works hat/rima ]`, MINS
asks for a vaeatioe.
The devil San make slants moat
Is vestment of a loafer.
1,11 thought. •r. g11g L
whisk the devil has
AilyChri that hks�nr i�st be
-
poison.
hrislises
t
poison. It is ertminal to store the win-
ter's supple of vegetables under the
dwelling - home in an unceutent•d cellar,
.bars mur. or 1000 teru.eutaton must
take place, and whence poi.oeour ;stew
must perforce find their esy to the hy-
ing rooms of the Nosily. The bars i.
their proper place of storeaf
Beds sbuuid bo chased, .•rues..,
pillows and bolsters aired. Blankets
sound be washed while the sun is yet
hot enough to dry them quickly. Such
as have been put away for the ammo
should betaken out ending airedagain•t
the time toed qty b. needed. Tar and
camphor cling persistet-tly to woolens
and take a good dal 0f fresh sir to blew
them away. Carpets which have bees
down all stammer can be °leaned setts.
faco ri.y by a lhcrough sweeping ; or, if
that is not enough, they cru be eaab.ed
tar the ll -'lir. To do this, have tae
buckets of water -one artisan sl.apsuds,
the other, lukewarm water -•clean Ilan.•
owl cloth and t■o mars*, clean towels
Tcke the carpet by breadths, wring the
flatsosl out of the warm water and fold it
so that you san tura it avid use it up it.d
down two or three Times on the sante
place. Rub both with anti against the
pile, as though you were scrubhiDg •
boor, then throw your flannel into the
soapsuds and rub the carpet dry with
one 1,t your towels. If you leave the
carpet wet the dust will stick to it, and It
will smell most, and sour, Wash the
flannel in the soapsuds, wririg out, and
putting it into the warm water proceed
as before, cbangtng the water for clean
.hen it gets dirty.
If the carpet is very much soiled, or if
it has mooch green to it. car oa•gall in
the warm water ; one quart of ..x -gall :o
seven quarts of water. Rubbing the-car-
pet
b.car-
pet ranee the pile, and no SiAland, the
bora. of Brussels and Wilton carpets,
hu always wash • handse • s*
carpet in preference to weeping 11 For
lung and hard wear choose an iron -frame
Brussels with small figura, as the carry-
ing back and (crib of the diflrn,t
threads from figure to figure in weaving
slrenatheoa the material and makes it
more durable.
Ingrain carpets mel be put into • tub
sod .ashed like a blanket, without in-
jury, if the water is warm, not hot, and
the carpet u washed quickly. Sper-
n:aeeti spots can De taken out with coarse
brown paper, such as butchers use, and
a flat iron jou hot enough to melt the
grease quickly without scorching the
paper• Lay the paper over the spot and
rear the iron 14) it cur • moment. If the
spot is large, two or three applications
may be necessary, wing fresh paper
every time. Iuk freshly spilled an
nearly always he taken oat without in-
jury. Take up-alltha: y00 can with •
t . , ext use blotting paper, then
wash with a sponge and two eaten,
visaing the sponge again and again said
chanting the rinsing water as fat as it
grows dirty. liry ink may sometimes be
removed by waking with a st.ougsful of
water laid over it, and, when wet
through. washing as above directed.
Beds sbuuld be examined as carefolly
as in the early spring• since with them
"eternal vigilance a the price of safety."
No one knees .here vermin come from.
An eye -witness declares be has seen them
Brawl from one trunk to another in the
bsgftage-car; servants boring them, there
are certain kinds ot wood which are
said to breed them, and it is often as -
anted that they are a nateral parasite of
the leather winged bat, but, come ss they
tis y, a single bug, unmolested, is well
able to peoples house. Cursive subli-
mate rut with alcohol is sore- death to
them if faithfully used, but *Moe it u
deadly prihmo must be used with gnat
an. Spirits of turpentine well applied
with • small paint brush to every crstk
and crevice kills bugs and nem a.d does
not injure the furniture. It an oleo be
used along the edges of wall paper 17
squirting it from an ordinary maehir •
oil -an, and when dry lava no stain. If
the vermin ever yet into upholstered
furniture, only one thing is effective-
(emiyate thoroughly with sulphur. Put ft �yeminia « > at
the piece of furniture into a small room .tshae4 w expert es msstt•g, Beal
and close the windows, stuffing raw cot_•:'aF"
ton or rags Into all the crooks and tae. K l ta'4 sew rdrash -always wsuF
�
list or rags on the door. Take from two IA, wean sallIraldreIMO wVe•
to three pounds of lamp brimstonM
e, 1p t yea f"
rte, t I ywsss 'west w/ be my man e1
attmrding to the rise of the gram as agree w tap lows etpsses� •sad sew iJ1 ney
put in an old tin para, tier the a ado re'Br ae,•sad ev's K•watee W s...
pan h .tag samba( to anew art h / mi
tin tray and the tray on those brig d.wuarm. ,ielooked ssWNW ssttr a:
ere
away from anything inflammable. P
"I think tee w : awl wear* imam lee -
as ounce of alcohol Over the sulphur Ire a Ina. My wife mos Mata a.. ge
p rasa sayer 1 ever tree.. ,et suras easy, ane.
Utah •match to it � thea flee n r with seem rat
A11 partite having aec,ut t aaaui.t the
t,wasbip fur gravel ,r., herwise are no -
Amsted to furnish the clerk eltu save
o0 or before said date.
JAMES Terms, clerk.
The wemas of ('alters.
"'A wuuser of cottage " la the phrase
• vague owe, a ithout spa cial siguttirai:o.,
or dues it denote the possession of cer-
tain cell -defined and pusntry qualities
that di.tiuru,sbed the pr. 40.es.,r from
other women 1 N ho to the woman lie
eultore, Sud eby-d.. we name bars . ?
She is the •nman un whoru "dune 0e
the finer flavors of Me are lost."
She is not the one who couatautly asks
if you have read the lane,' bock or seen
the newest picture.
She is the wan..n whn rr.ptr's tweet
gaeia y nod helpfully to the .
of throe about her.
She to the awn in who make' each of
us wiser and roller to her proactive titan
we ever are out of it.
She is the cue .1g, shun• newness
and immolation m th..cgtt •e in every
thing
Shan not the women .bo keeps
continually marveling at her clrreraes$.
She w .,g the rowan aha follows a
"fed" ..f any kind simply because ursry-
r,ue else dual.
lithe ie the wo.uan who nervy parades
her lest sting : r her pompano' of her oon-
victious.
She is the woman 'be rather aha
the a,cie•y of the w••deru writers sad
lotes to dwell among the setnt•,
Ste is the wounau who wake+ you
strouger and waver end better ft.r evn
hour you epe•od Int her prospect.
1891.
Harper's Young People.
A\ ILI.t;�'I'Itan:1i WELKIN.
01' YOU WAVY
A GOOD OVERCOAT
AT A LOW PRICE
in:8w AND
nos h aka y tllrjsd N Ike that
A. E. PRIDHAM'S.
(Cloy. of Y(mtrwl-St. sad Court House Square)
These Ooats ;are not old truck that has lain on my
shelves until wh:akers have n to sprout but are real
good ar les of wearing ap�of latest style, beet tuater-
ial, and �h that Cannot surpassed.
Wear a Coat ---a good Goat ---this winter, and it' may
save your friends from btping you a coffin.
REMEM R THE STAND,
P.a. •, merit Mect of under
Mies hn
ea weer own
BOOTS, SHO
&NE,
Cenr•ab-ellimidlt. sad aquae
1�U' fwr•IMiag is Oesnty. and a sw•ciat Bae 1.
RITBBERS ANO OVERSIIOES
- ^'"'`tis„
OI-NVSTON CAREY'S
e and Retail Boot alsd Shoe ir.a 1 ahment
Esadsnarters for the Abovo Goods.
oll)ERED WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
,
The Twelfth Vdum•.of Haarta'r, Yot-xu si 324;4T
Promo begins our November I. 'AU.. This
twat and morn cout)•reber,ive week4; in the k
world tot- your.. readers 1' efints s rich'
and atnnetive prugr•wate. In t,:tann the►=
w 111 be "Campmates: A Start of a ne Hain+
by KINK All • roe ; "Men rat tum. -s romans"
by Howarty Ps Lt, .iib afuat,a,:use" ter • tab
author: "Flying Hill Fa -.u' hr sore
itvviar; "rhe Moos Prince, by it K .'cra;T
TRICK; and "1'eilowtop." b- Alt -.111111:1011/,
KIN,. In addition to those deraeriala, too
will be *tome. in two or three well:
TnoaAe Nteuurs PAGE, ALM EE tree'"
Iso Iu.wta Laesarrai Ht'. -.ran. 1 a•
MET Pue..lrrr $PuE r.wl., M. •'Y 1t, Int.
IC INA. Nous P':N*T. neer Of bur*. dart- lea
old articles on science. history. tlt1' ad-
venture. name* and tonna. with ;.tm4 .a ..f
illustrations of the aiieliest '-Aura. nip
Miele( llArari:k'e fort.. re. 1•t.clbr it tm-
n, aped ae a miscellany of the heel ad101e
for boy s and girt.
"Tor beat weekly cnbllca•i/e : young
people in existence. 1t is ett.ted 4.1 acnipu-
ton, tare and attention, ate! Seat 'thin and
entertainment are mingle 1 is Pages in
Just the eight proportions to •ovate the
minds of the loo w. and at the -.ne time rn
derrlop their thinking pee -J. 1'. (Y.
serrer.
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posies essertninee that
the fomes, and lock the door ��eioihee'eden'Nbautyetearppleh'pm',
mat
yea. Let it May shut for 24 hue .. .--.i,,es . I� ..ii..,, w
, -d Wk.' Whoa(
h ssays
will kill every living then, in the:< r, Ohl that's ray Mast t' 0.1 1 UMWPoi41..
sewed net • serer' .ten w. Metria/, we cath
J the chinks are closed to keep ' .11 we sbeid yw im M .cry .aura Mt aka
air, moths and r,eche. . as u •bo Mimi she weeldhaw hew Deere&
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