Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 24, 1884, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Manitoba bai3qt free press world. I inc Ami sentiment bracts a nit Friday october 24. Al oui ii. Dear won in strange it is Slie such very deep a Man mint be u hot hut Enigma solves just Vieu Hor a3 she. Anil Iii Sti Iuda Loolu soft Iii dimpled yet she Bung her hair How woman How to unite Economy with Bui spite of hint you la Hud ring Light. Slie loved a Little Wuhu. In Uch soft arms there seems to to just Strenz Tai to yield a fan butt Ali you la Una How thoroughly she shalte3 a poor Younk num. Hot unas Summ modesty the Rantt with wonder has hut then just see Liow easily Eho puts on Lotfal frills. But woman s heart in kind warm. Her faults Are trivial her Beisty Londi to Elihu in her Lovo a Tulien for . J. C. Taylor. Inf Fligh null run Cut As a Rule the Young English girls that Ono moots in society have As Little to say As have the French society damsels though they Are by no Means kept under such severe restraint. It has been suggested that the French girls say nothing because they Aro not permitted to speak while Tho English girls say nothing be cause they have nothing to say. They Are very Sweet simple modest but they Lack sparkle entrain Niota to fully. English girls too Are in general loss brilliantly educated than Are their american contemporaries. There is very Little serious Devotion to literature or accomplishments such As Ono sees in the More literary circles of America among Tho younger members of society. The Amateur singers for instance Are too dire dreadful to to even named in the same breath with Tho usual run of our girl musicians. In Many instances voice time tune Aro altogether Lack ing yet the vocalist will placidly warble straight through the innumerable Versos of a Ballad or attack a difficult italian aria with Tho Serene conviction that the whole affair is passing off admirably. How is Sho to know that it is is nobody among her hearers to on lighten Hor. Of the Ether hand they have much Tasto in fancy work English Homos Are prettily decorated with Satin cushions mantelpiece drap eries etc., painted by hand in water col ors or with Tine delicate embroideries Tho Handiwork of Tho ladies of the family. But As to either intellectual or artistic pm Are far loss addicted to Schom than our own Young girls. They ride Well Are devoted to Lawn Tennis other out door games in the main Are a healthy Happy race physically Superb but lacking mental brilliancy Charm. It is perhaps for this reason that the married Stato in England differs so widely from the Samo institution in America. Hero it is a monarchy while with us it is a Republic. The English husband is an autocrat admits of no discussion respecting his Doc roes. Tho household its movements Are regu la Sod to suit his whims convictions his wife daughters must shape their actions accordingly. But there is plenty of warm Mutual Lovo manifested both you husbands wives in England to Matrimony Horo far Quioro resembles the same institution with us than does the nodded state in Fanco. Fatal. Unless where there is serious complications it is Best to Havo Tho child As much As possible out of doors. The diet should be nutritious. Thia should to looked after More carefully if the child vomits much. Food should to Given often As Early As possible before an expected paroxysm. Home Ai auers. A woman suffragist writing in con trove Sion of the pet that the re cognition of woman s rights Means the abandonment of women s duties in Tho House who Are the women whom this laborious Christian thus generally assails does he know them 1 can he name them 3 if to know anything of women who have written books in America to must know that our earlier writers such As mrs. Child miss Leslie worked their Pas Sage into literature by writing cookery books first that Tho Only difference in Tho practice of later writers Tiuch As Marion Harlaud is times be ing More write the Cook Ery books after Thoy Havo won literary Fame instead of before it. He must know that mrs. Stowe Uncle Tom s Cabin How wrote much of with Hor foot baby s Cradle that mrs. Counts All her literary Laurel cheap beside her reputation As a first class grandmother. He would not Havo written As he has had he duly considered those letters which show a Garot Fuller to Havo been As sincere concerned about a Supply of shirts for he younger Brothers a about Tho Philosoph of Plato or had he shared the comfortable old fashioned Quaker hospitality t Lucretia Mott. Compare such Ali cited As Thia editor s with such passages As the from that saintly woman s letters sent for extra help but with our larg family there is still much to be e this morning i have ironed four doze pieces made soft custards attended t stowing blackberries potted som dutch herring besides doing All the dust ing receiving several j family party seventh a was pleasant fifteen at dinner an Twenty at Tea. I worked like Beaver that morning so As t be ready to sit Down with there Early did my sweeping dual grass plot etc., mad Plum pudding or i did no Cooki if Kev Peb. Beof soup. Four pounds of Shin beef four quarts of water six unions four car rots two turnips All chopped Cue Popper Salt. Put Tho meat to boil at the end of four hours the vegetables Cook one hour longer., beef Tea. Cut Oua Pound of beef into slices put into a Glass Jar set in bulling mater twelve hours. boiling water till of the required strength Aoa Aon with Pepper Salt. Chicken Broth. Cut Chicken into quarters Lay it in Salt water an hour put on in soup Kettle with an onion four quarts of water. Bring very slowly to gentle boil keep this up until the liquid has diminished one third the meat shrinks from the Bone. Take out the Chicken Salt it set aside with a cup Ful of Broth in a bowl covered until next Day. Season rust of Broth put Back Over the tire. Boil up nearly a cupful of Rice previously soaked in a bowl of water. Cook slowly until Tho Rice is tender. Stir a cupful of hot milk into two beaten eggs then into Broth. Let All coma barely to a boil. When you have added a handful of finely minced Parsley pour out into tureens nerve. Cream cake one cup White sugar one Ono ii Alf cups flour three eggs beaten separate very Light two Tablespoons water one Teaspoon baking powder. Bake in two cakes. Cream one pint milk Ono cup sugar one half cup butter three eggs two Tablespoons ing raking the milk biscuit a Iron twelve shirts like Cousin Mary had forty other things which i accomplished for we had a Large Wash an hurried to get the ironing away before the people locked in. Five came jus before dinner. I prepared mince of forty Piea doing every part myself even to meat chopping picked Over Lota o apples stewed a Quantity chopped som More made Apple pudding All o which kept me on my feet till about 2 o clock having to come into the Parlo every now then to receive guests. If Thia a not a Christian at work what is it or if any Christian demand. Of his wife More work than this to please his palate it is the palate not of a Chris Tian but of a Heathen to a enc strength in its service would be Aero aug Baal not the lord. It fortunately Hap pens that our leading women both in the Way of Reform of literature have guarded so Well their household reputation that they really need no vindication. Flour Lorn on extract. Fill with the Cream. Cut ouch cake cottage cake. Three fourths of a cup of butter a cup of White sugar 0110 one half cups hour four eggs Yolks Whites beaten separately a tablespoonful of Sweet milk ii Teaspoons Fuls of baking powder Lemon Little Salt. Rub Tho bilking powder into Tjie flour. Broiled Mutton chops. Cut some chops Nock from Tho Best end of Tho loin or trim them neatly removing the skin or fat leaving Only enough of the latter to Mako them palatable. Plano Tho chops on a Grid Iron Over a very Clear Are turn Thorn frequently taking care thut Tho Fork is not put into Tho lean part of Tho chops. Season them with Pepper Salt. When done put a piece of fresh butter Over each chop Send them to the table on a hot dish. Stewed Cut into Lengthwise strips cover with boiling water Stew Twenty minutes. Turn off nearly All the water put in a cup Ful cold milk with Salt. What plane conch. A correspondent of Tho youth s com Panion writes will you not give your readers an article on whooping cough stating what it is whether there is any known the disease is a Peculiar form of bronchitis attended in its stage with some fever in the second with Apa ams of the Glottis the vocal cords in the upper part of the Larynx. It is highly infectious since Low children escape it generally destroys one s susceptibility to a second it is largely confined to childhood. At the commencement it resembles a. Hard but the acts of coughing Aro Moro vial ont longer. At May be in two or three Days or in As Many spasms of the Glottis Are developed the Rall known whoop settles its real character. Tils whoop is Dun to Tho fact that it is impossible to take breath during the rapid coughing hence on its ceasing there is a Long Laboured Inrush of air. Moreover As the blood cannot freely enter the lungs id blood Oil out gives to the face a livid look some lines occasions various Tho nose Stoma in lungs. But there is no danger of suffocation As disease May to quite mild or very severe the person gets Well in a few ays without e by medical . But generally the disease Asta six weeks. Some Taraea when neglected it on Many months. As a Rule Tho paroxysms gradually become Leas severe frequent then cease though for a time an Ordinary vill be attended with of whoop. The most that Medicine can do a to Palli ate the symptoms shorten Tho Dura Uon of the disease. Alum acts Well on the inflamed bronchial tube Belladonna the irritated nerves that Causa the of the Glottis. A doctor must be for the More dangerous but efficacious remedies. No one Medicine if Leet Ujj Ach Case nor any Case in All its. Am Puma stages. The Only Wise is to employ an intelligent physician who pm study its peculiarities watch its tendencies. This is the More important since there is always danger of grave bronchitis pneuma Nin pleurisy other inn diff it a thus indirectly often faring the paroxysm the impeded causes the veins of the Nock to Swol lie patient s dying of often feared. The claim in Baylett in the predicament of the modern Belli is like that of the philosopher whose reflections Are Given in the following dog now i Wear this now i Wear that i will Wear i cannot Tell what. Our a Pepys designated Tho tailors of his time still go across the water not once but twice a year to bring Home styles from France Saya the new York mail express we Are but re turning to the old Mode when we employ the tailor instead of Tho Drea Amaker to Aew our gowns. From Queen reign to Charles my lady a maid prepared Dainty laces Clear starched my lady a Ruff till it stood like it great fan around her fair Throat. She knit her Home embroidered her perfumed gloves but the dignity responsibility of making her gowns was Given to Tho sterner act. My lady a maid prepared Dainty con Festiona of lace floating ribbons which were called head Dressea but when a Cap of velvet was needed the haberdasher was called in. Even Nell Gwynne was compelled the roundly abuse her tailor for Tho misfit of her Crown. Tho chronicler of fashion finds nothing new under Tho Sun but we repeat in our modern Days Tho manners modes of those who have Long been forgotten. The present tendency to classic styles Calls Tho mad Days of the Cli Rectoris in France when classic fashions were car ried to an extreme extent. The Girdle was worn so High that the gown resembled the Mother Hubbard dress of to Day. The skirts of both care area Are severely Plain left straight flow ing. The Edge of All classic drapery is Plain. It was Albert Durer great As he was who once painted an Angel in a flounced Petticoat. The Cladais styles in Vogue eighty years ago Are shown in 1 skirts with ample in draperies in the the straight regular greek Cora Agea shirred on Tho shoulders crossed at the Waist in antique fashion. It is rumoured that an attempt will be made this Winter to revive the fashion of dresses with round waists Plain straight skirts without draperies of any kind but no such marked change a Likely to come into general use. There is Sim ply a tendency in this direction. Drap eries will not be Given up but they will be simpler the irregular greek skirt though it is no longer new will refrain a favorite design. Some of the new even ing dresses Are made with classic skirts which Are covered with lace flounces of different widths. A simple Corsage brocaded velvet is worn Over these lace skirts Ruby Rod velvet corsages Aro worn with Black lace skirts or torque a Blue Waits skirts of creamy White lace the hair is dressed a la rec Low on the Nape of Tho neck. There Are also Corsage for evening dresses which Are shirred a la Madone As in Raphael s pictures the Waist being gathered on Tho Shoul Ders shirred together at Tho Waist line Back front in hour Glass shape. Crapes in delicate gaslight tints Are imported for these evening Dressea. They Aro shown in Eglantine Pink in Tho purple tints of the Wisteria the Bright Blue of Tho Corn Flower or the yellow hues of wheat Macao. Cor sages Accel tory trimmings of dark velvet lace Are used with these Crape Treasea thus a Pale Rose tinted Crape dream is made Over a Pink tall Etta skirt Tho narrow bordering plaiting on the Bot Tom of the skirt being the Only silk visible creamy Flowers of lace cover the Roaf of the skirt an Amazon like Corsage of Ruby coloured velvet Fita the figure with Armor like smooth near Tho drapery of the dream is of Rose tinted Crape in the Largo waved Mako known As English Crape. Largo quantities of tissues both Plain embroidered with tiny designs of rosebuds Lily cups Hare Bolh other minute figures Are shown for oven ing dresses. These tissues Are made up into Youthful toilets with straight skirts of goods Plain draperies corsages Clit Low on the shoulder or pointed v shape of Tho Nock. The a Littou Light paper has come in fashion again for a Ltd rooms. Matting Tamakea a handsome Dado Tor a dining or sitting room. Very natural looking fruit Fot hats bonnets is made of rubber. The latest wrinkle a to serve roman punch in Dainty Little paste Board pails. The plainest bridles Are now preferred to those highly ornamented by ladies who ride on horseback. Dark Green velvet hats with wreaths of Nastu rations Are at once handsome stylish for autumn Wear. A dashing Philadelphia widow intend to give e. Ball this Winter to which Only Bona fide widows be invited. Black Marten furs in very narrow bands Aro liked by the French dress makers for the trimming of velvet suits. Among Tho handkerchiefs Are those made with red Blacic Borders on which Aro printed grotesque Little imps in colors. Marble top tables or mantelpiece Are now never seen. They Are either covered or draped with silk velvet or Plush or painted grained to look like Wood. Tho Eliof impending marriage in Paris a that of Tho daughter of with the the tailor de Balke an Arch millionaire who has a Palace in the ave nue do Boia de Boulogne a famous Art collection. Ladies Are knitting purses of milk with steel Bend ornamentation. A word to the wide is sufficient Why not avoid the haste worry Christ maa time by beginning now to get a Little assortment of gifts ready every girl ought to know How to make Good Collee remarks the Rev. Alfred Taylor of new York. Bad he says has made Many bad men. Bad Coffee has ruined Many Homos. Bad. Coffee has. Driven Many husbands . Fathers Brothers to the drinking Dens where they picked up habits of drunkenness. The has a great Deal to do with whatever fashion May decree a medium size wait pretty shoulders with Tho Hole placed High enough to show the Buat to advantage but not gathered up into a balloon at the shoulders will always be look the perfection of a figure. The fashion of the Paulet of ribbon or passement Erie a also very pretty it a added to Many Ono Side Only of course. A Good cheap Oak stain a made of equal parts of american Potash Pearl Ash two ounces of each to a quart of water. As american Potash is a solvent care must be taken to Keip from the hands an old Brush should be used As it is of no Good afterwards. Thia stain can be kept corked in a bottle is useful to have in the House in Faao the Floora Are scratched when it May be used to repair them. If the color is too deep it May be weakened with water. A pretty pocket handkerchief May be made twelve inched ing the Corners into the Centre sewing three together leaving one to turn Back envelope fashion. Quilted milk or latin looks Best for this with either u Spray embroidered in the Centre of each Diamond formed by the quilting or a Pearl or other Bead at each intersection. Glove boxes Are now made As Long an an eight Button Glove just an Inch wider they Are made in cardboard Cov ared with latin edged with Cord the top forming the lid. Do you know that brides very Seldom lose their remarked a popular Clergyman the other Day. I he continued since my Ordina Tion United in the Bonds of holy Matri Mony a great number of Loving couples but while i have never seen a Man who was not overcome by nervousness who at the very least admitted feeling very weak in the Knees i never seen a Bride who to All outward appear ances was not perfectly Calm self Poa seized As she stood up before the crowded Church glanced at her train navigation War tall information regarding train service Jan res express fru Slu arid Tortu West Waghorn g t me table monthly Imury. Open for business to make folds. Sure that it fell in becoming Portage a fc., Neil door loathe Qew s hotel. Our Stock of wools yarns very kind in Tho Best makes scotch All sizes for ladies children gentlemen Clouds shawls direct. North Shore contracts wednesdays . Pity of Owen sound s. Frances Smith. For Peninsula Harbor Jack flab. Bay Pic Michipicoten sundays. Stiver Sault Collingwood. Through tickets Isa cd by c. P. R. For Al Points boat at same rates As by c. P. R. Steam Era. The Only line along inside Oruh Channel h. A Mcmicken ticket agent Winnipeg Geo. H. Campbell ticket agent c. P. R. Bra Tion Winnipeg All Coupon Argente c. P. R. Geo. B. Day agents in Milord Street Winnipeg Rowbotham co., local Agente port Arthur. Barlow Cumberland it Raifle manager Toronto _ _ noon 12 35 . . . . . . Arrive. Portage 1 mock Osili Westbourne Arden. Neepawa. Stony Creek. Henn Dob Fahrije. . p. In Dep at am a. In . A in. . Leave. Mondays wednesdays Antl fridays. 1 Hura Dayn saturday a. Trains run by Standard time. A. R. Baker Moore s China Hall Silver Bazaar. Oona prising the latest designs in Tea sets trays dish covers entree dishes Cako baskets card receivers jewel oases Pickle frames baking dishes Epergue fruit stands childrens cups Napkin rings flatware parisian guarantee Quality knives Forks spoons. Novelties Euita Blufor wedding a presents our cheap lamp Sale still in hotel bar goods . All at very moderate Prirca. Progress i wholesale Recto la Moore co., proprietors 430 main St. 21 Albert St., Winnipeg. Medical. St. Photography. American Ait gallery 4i Maist St., Esba Psid largest Best furnished gallery in the City. Ear children s mortgage sales. Mortgage Sale of valuable cite Polo permit. Under by virtue of Tho Power of Sale contained is a certain mortgage made to the vendors which bears Date the Tith Day of april. . 1883, there will be sold by Public auction by messes Coonen Wolf. Auctioneers at the Royal auction Mart in the Harris Block on the Corner of main Kuat Market surf Eta in tie raid City of Winnipeg on wednesday 24th september 1884, at Che hour of three o clock in the afternoon thine valuable parcels of land situate in Tho province of Manitoba composed of firstly those parcels of land situate in the pariah of St. Uni face West in the county of Selkirk being composed of a part of lob 32, according to the Dominion government Survey of the said pariah of Saint being better known described As lots 1, 2, 3, 4 5 in Block 10, a shown upon a map or plan of sub division of lots 31 to 35, inclusive of Dominion government Survey of St. Boniface which said plan was made by j. W. Vaughan a duly filed in the up Glastry office in for die City of Winnipeg Tibuc Par cel c f land situate in tha town of Morris being composed of Block no. Is As shown upon a map or plan of the town of Morris being Hundl Viaina of lots 3i3 of the pariah of St. Agibe made by g. Kcf Hillips d. L. S., which said plan was duly filed in the registry office in Ana for the county of Morria on the 30th Day of december . 1882, As no. 23. There a a brewery situate upon the property firstly above described. The contents of the said brewery will be sold at the same time. Per cent Cash at the time of Aale balance within Ono month thereafter. Conditions of Sale Maclo known at the time of Sale. For further particulars apply to Bain Blanchard Mulock vendors solicitors. Messes. Scoones Wolf auctioneers the above Salo has been postponed until Friday the 2ith Day of october a. D. 1881, at the hour of three o clock in Tho afternoon at the Royal auction Mart in the o d Toyal Kex change hotel on the Corner of main water 3ta.t in the said City of Winnipeg. ____________8ep25-oct24_______ singing class r. A. Leader of St. Andrew s Church choir will re sume his close for instruction in singing. In Selkirk Kail on thursday evening october at 8 o clock. Terms per Quarter of twelve ladies gentlemen it. Special rates we child Fen. Allan line Royal mail steamships. From Quebec every saturday for Liverpool calling at Derry. Shortest sea passage. Cabin Batbb-s60, 980-Accordlnjc to position of stateroom. Ints Mbodj every the info found passengers for Glasgow forwarded by rail from Liverpool without extra charge i Steerage to Liverpool Derry. Belfast que Latown London Bristol Cardiff ?13. Prepaid Cortle Lueb at lowest rates issued from England to any part of Manitoba the Northwest for parties wishing to Send for friends. For through tickets stateroom berths plans lists of sailings every information any of the following h. A cml Olcen 471 Mam Elk Winnipeg h. Mcdougall 671 main Street Winnipeg John c. Told it son Brandon a e. Bel Cher c. P. R. Agent Portage la Prairie or to any of the Amenta i of Pacillo by. Anchor line u s. Mail steamships i sail from new York every Sutu a Jar Tor Glasgow Tea Londonderry. Cabin passage few Togo. Second class s3o. New York 70 Liverpool via Queenstown City of Rome. November 1, 3 . Saloon passage 560 to second class Stee Ratte either service Henderson a bothers agents Chicago. H. Mcdougall g. W. G1rdlestone, h. G. Mcmicken Winnipeg. Sulphur miscellaneous. I have bet my life upon a i will stand the Hazard of the King Richard in some Eion think they have Mode a conclusive answer to a life insurance when they say they Ara willing to take the risk of their own lives. Tho insurance risk on him self a Man cannot take. Dying without insurance does t affect him. It is Bis family that suffers not he. Thei Union Mutual will re Lieve your family of this risk for a very Small Premium. R. M. Robertson for Manitoba n. W. Bank of Montreal building Winnipeg Man. Agana wanted. Oct-23-24 Oyster restaurant a want Long Felt in this City has been a first Clara Kyat or restaurant to Supply that want s. If Eibi has opened the Ocean Oyster House restaurant which is strictly first class in every particular away in Advance of anything of the kind Ever before opened in winnipeg1. Oysters a came a specially meals lunches served at All hours everything in the very Best style. Ladies private parlor dining room. 7 9 St West Brick for Sale. Brick guaranteed of first Quality deliverable at Stony Mountain or on the cars c. P. B. Track Here. Apply to or address b. Kimbree co., 102 Princess Street. Tub Stock of printers stationery kept in the free Presa Job printing department la the most varied the largest beat in City la put into work a a margin o purifies the blood Napanee feb. Nth 1884. To Tea frs of Sulphur Jan Flitters. Dear affords pleas ure to testify to the merits of your valuable compound. Mrs was ill for some time she looked Len Antl Pale lost Lier clime. Or. W. Druggist Napanee recommended to me Sulphur . Iron Bititis. Iscore Shehad used the second Boltl her color appetite vigor had returned As she states Felt better than Ever. This is unsolicited if you wish to make use of it you have the privilege of doing so. Yours truly a. G. Hamilton of fists lift insurance co. Price 5o cts. Bitters. Real estate farming grazing Coal Mineral lands for Sale in the for Ovioe of Manitoba Tho North West territories of Sanada. The com Pany Are entitled to acres in the extending from the International Boundary northward to the North Branch of Uia great Saskatchewan River from the Eastern Boundary of Manitoba to the Summit of Tho Rocky mountains. All these Are being carefully examined by competent each Quarter Section being separately reported upon. The whole of these lands Aro now offered for a8y terms of payment without any conditions of settlement or cultivation. Town lots for Sale in the centres o Winnipeg rat Portage Colville West Lynne Elphinstone Edmonton Portage la Prairie fort Quappelle Prince Albert. Maps Pimm with full information to regard to them land can be obtained either personally or by letter at the company s office. Winnipeg. Sos Matin St. C. J. U a 1881, land commissioner. Undertaking. Thomson Williams undertakers funeral directors. Groin acts of f Bokop Tenn school embalm he. 0 James St. West second door from new Pouoa station. Office desks just to will be sold Chaap for Oiwah. My by Tel Eliodo the weekly free press the great family newspaper of Tiik Winnipeg furniture Limeri Afcin hons 2s5 St. Furniture wholesale retail coffins of every description in Stock. A great variety of trl Nunin. Undertaking a specially. Undertakers fur nihed on Roit Honable terms. Connection by Telephone. Class. 00. C3-t.-a.ss to import sex Stock. 338 St. Paul St., Montreal Glass. Single double 32-Onnce. Enamelled coloured a fancy designs. Rolled plate for by Ligate. tints. Que meet unpolished sidewalk Glass British plate always in Stock any size a. Ramsay son 269 main St., Winnipeg. Cam Iii Irli of fest. Tho oldest Tho Moat heritable the obo pest the boat. To the end of 1885 Fob tie balance of tin year tar a copy of Tho Bouly free la the Verv Best Pitt sent to Bond to an absent Friend it by Ives writing letter. Order at once secure Thia grit paper fat Kijiu for Tho longest pass file Timo avoid the crush at Tho close of the year i Csc i
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