Lucknow Sentinel, 1911-02-09, Page 5' %uradayy
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THE. 11101t.NOW SENTINEL*
Want Another Railroad
Huron . N�xpasitor.--4t ihferrnal
meting of the roves of Seaforth `E c-
eter>:Stephen,. Gray, Tuckeramitb,..AI"c•
K,illopf Wurster,. Hensal,l,. Usborne
and• Brussels was. was, .field i1.1' Gloderich,
last.week,• when it4as decided touse
every endeavor to have constructed a.
raiielrefthtreaile ,slim^°`' aeifi Ruit
way ;from fat, -..Marys via Exeter, Hen
sell, Kippers, Seaforth, Winthrop,
Walton, Brussels,. Jamestown and
- Wroxeter, ipterseeting heir . GUelph
and Godertch• line at • Walton .and
their Toronto, Grey and -Bruce line at
Wroxeter believing that such• a line
woulel,be efgreat benefit is theeounty
at large, tanning, as it vroulet through
the"centre of thecounty frons, north to
south,; through the :very' best part.
• the. county;; and :a greatbenefit to, :ti'l'e
cogipq,liy as' a, feeder to - tl}eir. other
lines .running from east to west, add
inn .lajgely-to'their -freight' tri 'pass -
°ager traffic. , lStn filar . scllerpes' • :have
been propoaedrbefore, but'iotbing has
as yet: apparently been ,accomplished,"
We heartily endemic, the belief of the
reeves, til t s c a line' n
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A CURIOUS PLANT a
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¶e bar{ana slant• is brie of the "
iosities of the plant •world, it is. not
a tree, a palni, a bush, a' shrub, a veget-
able
eget able.nor an herb,•but a herbaceousplant-,
withthe• status of a tree. , Although, it
sowetimes attains a height of 10 feet, -
there is no woody fibre in' any part. of
its structure, and the bunches growing
on the:-dwarf';banana plant- -are;.: often
helivierthan the stalk which. -supports
them., No other • plant gives such ,a
quantity ofloocLto_-the.acre-as--the "ban -
ane;. it yields' 44 ' times more weight
than the potato, and133 ' times •inure
-than wheat. _
oreover,•no' insect will
attach it, aridit is always imniune•-frozn
disease of any kind. • '
5 torfaii�rsre-.e- olid
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Inc Oct etgssistaace la..Oraloa4c
In July 1.909 'the Deprt,rtment of
Physics, at the A. .4 prepared a.
plan of draina,for a 52 acre knock .of
land that had. never grown a crop
it was too wet,
1aid"thatWtumq,. .Ln 191FINat 52
acres yielded potatoes and corn to the,
value of 022501 . The farm lieswithin
leve mile.of the city .of Lond. n. why
had this land, lain useless for genet.
ationst .'erhsps the previous:.ownera
thougbtJt'.could not be,.drained=.as a
matter of fact it was,a; difficult prat,
•feel,;
for this land. eras' :very Oat and.
the otitlet poor.. Perhaps : they did
,pot believe drainage would' pay—this
one'erop should convince;, thein. Or
perhaps they believed: in .drainage but
did apt know' just • hove* to ;undertake
'suchextensive dr linage operations.
The Qnterie. Agricultural • Cellege is
`endeavoring to. ,help. these n doubt-•
abqut'dciilnage,' Any farmer,'' in Ont-
ario• wishing assistance in his drainage
problems rnay'' have the same by
making applications to the .Pe-
partment of /lipids', O. , A. Cl..;' Guel . h:
ATithe mss, toss, e • a en' reeotp
the -application. adrainae adviser is
sent to make a- survey of the. land;
afte which lie makes a . complete map,
s ing.location-of .the drains, --ther'
grade, •size"of tile, .etc. When • cpm='
plete the map is sent to 'the owner, 'so
.that he' has an.aectirate.-guide -to-fol.',
low. inputting in his drains. As in
previous years,` the:only outlay to the
farmer,is the necessary Gravelling ex=
tenses of one roan ink connection with
..the survey... e railways give a rate:
of a cent a rn lle:for this work, so that •
the travelling .expenses are°light `
After one 'survey in',each locality* a
Drainage Demonstration is, field rig t
in "tile field to rveyed,, to which alI .the
neighbors:. are invited:' At this meet-
ing simple'wethods are demonstrated
of making a drsinane' survey,': •finding
0
eire a .c...ing guar • annn. y
Stock -taking, 'w•e..are: anxious, t:
•
c1¢ar out.•some ,. lines of Winter:
' "goods: a;nd..'will . i
l J>lerefore -give.:'
Special: Prices on. ai► . the foljow.ng:•
2tes
Is -cup
Line1
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We Dave• also Flew: Stoves which` ,
y re, will offer- at '••exceptionally to v pr"ides "" `
'rot quick -sale,
.determining.;,: the-
,graci-diggjhg: to, -T rade; etc -
$I000 For Knowlflg.Now , for a survey should write the Depart.
.ment.of Physics, O. •A.. E.,• : Gueloh,_
When the.;_Pan American Birposrtk'
tort -4. -ii about Ise open negates to .the
4publie-sip-astonishing • discovery.; was
made:. "` The beautiful .Hall of :'• • Music,, .
where the most falrioui4; musicians: •rid
the world were :engaged.. ;.to.. 'exercise:
\their. arts, •waS. imperfect -in aeoustiesl•
The -walls reflected : a" decided, echo:
• Oansternation struck-the—hearts •-of-
t ie`managentent-for-the-hurtd i war
its` pride a Telegrams fie Over. ' the
country'.at arapid. 'rate, and followed
a small significan t:l"ea innggentlemail
\f real; Gini ago:. • to.' Seattle: :•--Finally
_they caugh him:end-a-week= later he-
inspected"th Hall of Music. •
'1What °'is the.' oAmposition -.. of
this Wall?" he a ked , the constructor:
• '°What kind.of-wood=is,-thittrin- the
sounding boartll"'1{e. inquired 0£'- the
Architect j He asked a. hundre&
questions, Jtudied. ' he • blue • prints
of the"''bnildIng; and fled 'for two,
pieces of ate 1 'wires.- feet long.-
g,
These he.stretc'. ed` betw8;ri two: posts.
at one side of"th hall "Now",, . he
-said, "you will ha e -no no a trouble;
•Make the odt= a the is for a;= huusand•
dollars"..
That•man `had study acousti s.' all
his life. Tie new more •About :. und-
wazesand r-efleetingif dicer•.
•ent•substances :than an other
divi'clualia the wnrl ke. an
bu'ildiug,-give.him -thee-compo itiei' of
its structure,: its size and shap , : and.
--he cotrld~trace preci elf theTcolu of
the 'wav_es :All _that_rvas•--:needs -at-
13uffalo was•two wi'r'es to brea,lr up •a-
returning lreflection.' He did hot
'know much _ about literature '.ancl\
-.nothing of-rnodern-business inethodSi
.He, Could net, have earned $10 tuweek
in an office.. _• But.jie knows niotie
about:acoustics than anyone else.
OrVI?R:!WORKING THD -INSANITY •PUE-A-----
• (Wingham Advance)'
Insanity is, one .of the meat terrible
evilathat afflict h'imanity, and few
there are who will admit thoy , in -
are, _
sails. A n� yes; it s lob strange,, that
when -,--bad man'•'connnits,' ' a -crime,
either he or'lls counsel or ' both; are
anxious, to, admit and even prove, that
le
the_ *vas..•somethin wrong in -the
man's mental condition, When ,he, coin
mitted' the outrage. Here are' -"a' few
instances of :comparatively recent ac:
currence;—A. drunken husband vents
his rage on: an innocent wife and beats
`her: so 'that -.:she • dies --insanity of
'course. 'A, lustful,' ,''low=lnindod '.man
assaults a girl. of tender age, and kills
•her -very soon it is'' whispered- that
-his niind Was Hist, in 'the normal con.
-•dttion. •A soldier r1eliberaoly slits -
an officer, arid: at once • the • insanity
plea is rarsed.'though the crifnina1 is
sane,enn 1 :to planta clever escape
front the asylum. ,A vieious•temper-
ed father beats bislittle`child so that
he dies—he is unbalanced, ,of course,
So we -might go•f"in, :` The latest • fool
proposal We have -seen is the ttititn z
tion that ,;','ravers, ex-inipager„ and
chief wrecker: of the Partners' Bank,
Say. --is it not time that this insanity
plea for seouzidrels was dropped.out•.of
Sight; and that we ceased to make
fools of ourselves trying to find . shine
exetise•'for the wrong doing: of ..really
bad moil- We think •Wit,
aFl2erenpn=regul r applies ioi} E forms=-
will• she sent.
ACTION 'AGAINST BRUCC'COU. NTY
,The ,action of Mrs Cairns of South-
anipton, for $2 Q00; dainages, which she
:: seeks -to..,recover--frons--the County-Of:
Bracer on_ acenunkof the-dr3atli:, ofn.her
husband, is, likelyto he • finally .settled•
at' or before the, Spring Assizes at Walk=:
eiton Messrs.toberton and •MeNab .
acting for Mrs Caiins;:_have..served the':
County with a writ for"dairrages to. the •
amount stated, and ?'Reeves: ; Izzard,
,Kastner, Tirill'and the Warden: were
pointed a: committee by the •County
Council -to investigate -.-.the. claim and'
cLecide vih ther nr.iiett4Kfilt the aetiion
in the. Courts: ! • •
"_It -:will be ` remeinb''ered• •that Mr.' •
Cairns,- _along with another --mine-wits, -
'drowned at Dedny's Bridge about two'
years ago. The'"'foundation Of. one 'of
'the piers•oi the bridge hadbeen washed
avray',during. the.; spring' freshet,' and'
Cairns,, along with • a number -of other-
'men;were engaged in"thaliing temporaiy`
.repairs, when he and his companion fell
into the ,river and" were drowned, ` The._ .
repair work `was: being done ,by they.
• Hunter Bridge`:Co., of Kincardine, and:
an action. for damages w.as first' entired-
against thein, but was subsequently
•witldr-av ai:,.arid--is-now.:-taker,-against' .•
--tht; Coiiiity'ftfid,tlie=CoMpany` -together.' "
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Aceordingto the Bureau of Indust
ties; -''the County' of• Huron sold or•ka 1.
.ed during' the year ending June \3
'91,10, the.;, folrowiltg, 6,742 horses,
50,908 cattle, 2Q,350 sheep, • •76,336
phos; 183,642 poultry,And the -season's
wool Blipped 'was 190,612 lbs. Besid• -
es' these there was on hand in The'
cohnby 33',164 horses; 31,885 milch
cows, 87,828 other cattle,•41i608 sheep,
58;706 swine, 609,1386 :poultry,. The.
county` reports 9,C21x antes of: hay, 543
ate.
orchards,' spring wheat 2,419 ados,
hill wheat 38,344'aeres, iifirley. 36;898:
acres, oath 1.26;450:acres, ,peas .25,322
acres, beans 784 acres.According.te
these figures Nitron county farmers
have not been . idle,
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