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VAMIrialArsbig leiothods. 01141:14401,
1))1111 Q,11311t$ 1100,V the serface, far whoa so plattied.
bee• 514 as diary gospel Met in gravity
For a Wag Willie it has been eeeePle feshea or MARItti1eln LICHNSKS, NOTAfilt
et:MAO, CONvEYANIAtt, 4vc.
„Ay., • as not to bring up the horitetteel mete
they are, sure to gr0W t o
iS damp, 'Nike Ant plowing ie any
FL-i1.1)A1C, SEPTEUBlat 51. 1890 ease amnia he eliallow, as it is etseily
doue„ awl answers the purpose quite
Atnumtr oLnaivAiriow. 2,,s deep plowing. In tame
*444,4444,
Sectiona the farriers here been prate,
magi emote 1,04 ONTARIO, TIMA %Vann- • tninu eultivation for years,
worn D EVERY VARMna.
One ef the greatest mistakes in the
•Praetioset the Ontario farmer at the
presteSt dole ie, withoue a doubt, the
mei/ ineaeiere oE attention given to
atannou cultivation. No menus can.
inlopted which 'Will effect se "i3
for the outlay in Cleaning
in others it has toyer howl ettemPtede
It is scarcely necessary to 011 that
where autumn cultivation has mat been
'introduced weeds abound, and crops
le du remuheratiVe a,re harvested, 'In
Reddens where soils are nettleally stiff
itis leas essential, for weeds "do not
Ora* there'readily, but it puVer
the land ; of much a'clianteere in any sell.
• •
Autumn cultivation is ohr practia
of course st this farm, and so bene-
ficial are the results that we eatinot
for a moment think of doing without
it. But'we are not malting mach use
81`the •gaug;plows ; we are using th
twOliirruw plow instead. The giteg
plows that eve hate do not turn the
furrdws bufficiently well, and so do Dot
for the time being destroy all weed
st,rowth, All our soils which have/
groWn, grain are•so treated, except'Sn'cli
as have been sown to grass, or are to be
grown with winter wheat or rye,
I am eware there are difficulties in
the way .of autumn cultivation. The
work to be most effective should be
done at once after harvest. There is,
oftentimes, no labor to be spared for
this purpose. The teams are employed
with the harvest and so cannot be
spared to plow. The remedy is plain,
though it may be very difficult of ap-
plication. It is this : Hire more labor
and keep utore horses. Although
thereis large expense connected with
keeping horses in winter, the number
of working horses in the Province
should be increase. Years, etc„
THOS. SHAW.,
Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph
August 26th, 1890.
end this method of doing it is within
'tile reaeir td every farmer.
Cleat farms for Ontario should be
the wetelielord fur every tiller of the
SW in this Peovince. That our farms
should be porot.ically elean is a possi-
le'litY, and svery farmer who is true
to hie owe twat interests will constant
l',Y exert lemeelf to "rid his farm of
evtiry kiiel oE noxious 'weeds, and also
i tliereacteelee *et may border upon
it. By. en dein a cultivation I mean
• that calation which consists in
lightly 'plowing the land. as soon as
pueeible 'after tins trop ia removed, and
in hari'..,Wing it twice with an interval
"botwe,“ the borrowings prior to'the
tines LI the late and deep plowing,
wieeli precedes the coming of winter,
Tue tv.o prime Objects of these oPer-
ations are, first, to bury any weeds
growing in the stubbies that would
oth.arwisergo.to seed ; and, second, to
caleArage the germination of seeds
lying in the ground, and which are
then destroyed either by the harrow-
: iiig which conies later, or by the late
= plowing before winter. In the ee-
l: coiaplisliment of these two objects a
third is realized, although it may not
be sought. Soil decompositicn is
prof/lewd through the 'weathering' of
the exposed surfaces, and inert plant
. food is thus unlocked and made N RIR-
" able for use by the next, year's crop
• This mode of cultivation is certainly
1, ing upon the soil at the close of har.4
i' uetitt , that is, when the work is
thoroughly doll e. Ragweed, dm sow
thistle (one of the most difficult of
weeds to eradicete), the Canada
thistle, burdocks, and Various kinds
of coekle, all of which swirl be found
growing:in the stubbies where •they
exist. will thus be buried, No other
means of destroying qagweed •del
- cockle are 'so efficient for the outlay.
The first plowing not only *buries
the weeds mentioned with 'many
others which, thougieless tron'elesome,
-sheuld be given no ',quarter; %hut it
twins many sheds that may be lyin
dormant in the, soil, so near the Ser.;
f sot thee they will germinate, .The
harrowing which follows in due time
destroys these, after which other seeds
germinate to be destroyed in turn by
the late plowing, By th's simple mode
of cultivation vast quantities of the
seeds of such Tiaras as wild oats,
wild Ilex, the Wild pea, wild mustard
and p.gton will be destroyed, 'for, un -
e in the case of tbe eviId pea and
wild mustard, these naturally put
teeth the t floe, to grow 'in autumn.
there is ample scope for the exercise
elf good jtclgiTient as tel the !precise
elates° of the first plovving, dependeot
pon the kinds of weeds that may be
towing, and the nature and condition
S'the land. Where weeds are already
'growing it is important that they
• be pat Gilt of sight, Tide
gartg-plow will not do effectually
at present used. It the gang plow
O be used much for this purpose,
put do,o° vvhat refusal lie Met. with when
-4 tninufacturers will have to
e f(,rui of a skimmer upon them askieg for anything, his constant an.
nakst the Lurid of the weeds mune swer was, All right. He never asked,
,. The t wo farrow plow does Why ean't 11 or Why mustn't Ir ?
work than the ordinary gitug,,, alPry had, not wily learned to Oboh
, bet it ihotlid also have a skim,. hut ht, had learned to obey iu good
For destroying thisee,4 th
'oreaMing the best method was to eilb
'merge thfi Call containing the hulk iu
ioncold water, but rite idol smasher
is atltand. M a, New York 'State
dairy 0 mference,as reportki in Iivard's
Dairyrutrn, -Ool. r. p. Uui t4howed
the audienee how to Tetse all the
*cam an'hour, witimut the
ifige'of lee. Oue puma of milk at 60°
was put into a glasrjar havhtgOtt'
paoity of abotitiwo and half pounds
to Which was added cue pound of
wtiter.at 58% 'The jar was Isleeed
itt
a trunperature'of 70% Result: Cream
all up in an hour. The sable experi•
Went wail performed at Meredith with
'sante result. The milk, after the
cream was removed, having beetrleft
48 hours and Was ioppered, withOht
the appearance of any more cream.
Same results were produced, last win-
ter at the institutes, where the experi-
ments were sondtnited iu 'various
degrees of 'teniperatere. When ice
water was eiteel,the cream was ueually
uplib,half an hour..
destructive to the crop -of weedsgrow
Obeying Pleasantly.
'Little Harry had seen some older
boys* theirkites from the tops et
the house, and be thought'it would be
nice futelfte 'could do so too—so he
called to his aunt and said :—
Aunt Mary, can I go up to the top
of the house and fly my kite '1
His Aunt wished to do everything
that was proper to please him, but she.
thought this was very unsafe, so she',
said:
No, Harr3, my boy; I think that is
very dangerous sort of play. I'd
rather you wouldn't go.
. All right. Then P11 go out on the
bridge, said Harry.
Ilis-aunt smiled, and said she hoped,
'he %Would alWays be as obedient tee
that.
Harrysetehat are you doing? said his
mother on• one occasion.
Spinding my new top, mother.
Can't you take the baby out to ridel
Get out the carriage, and 41411 bring
him down.
All right, shonted the hoy, as he
put his top away in his pocket, -and
hastened to obey his mother.
Uncle William, magi.' go over to
the store this morning; said Harry
one day at breakfast. I want to See
those baskets again 1 wits looking itt
yesterday.
0 yes, Harty %aid his uncle ; '1
shall be glad to have you.
Burt cannot spare you today,
Herry, said his mother ;4.1 want you
LO go with Me you shall go to the
store another time.
All right, said Harry, and went on
eating.
s No Matter what Harry was asked to
At the terse of the conference
Curtis asked Mr. L. B Fairuswortn,
of Acton, to make some experiments
in this direction and report results to
him at Meredith, which he did in his
dairy house, the day following the
conference. Following is his official
report of two experiments :
NUMBER, ONE.
One half pint of milk set at a tem-
perature of 90°; half pint water added
at 50°, Temperature of dairy room
61°. Jar not set in ice water. First
line of cream observed in 25 minutes.
Oream all up in 40 minutes. Milk
left 8 hours without the appearance of
any more cream.
NUMBER TWO.
Half pint of milk set at 92°. bame
of water at 41°. -Vessel set in water
at 52°. First line' of urea= observed
in 15 minutes. Pull cream line. in 25
minutes. Both °retellings shrunk e• of
I per cent., after being taken' off the
milk. Milk set ati10 minutes' after
otetex-4. th" klOokstors,
arm,ur, otm.
Money to L.n on Vann SoeuritY at Low Rates el
Interult. No ennunission charged.
ktioaey "G(7 013 NOttAv.
Note Discounted
AT RES .SONABLID ATE$.
Money advanced on Mortgages at 0 per cont,
wflI
privilege of paying at the endo any year. Seto
MIR accounts eolledted.
ORT. llfeiNDOQ.
OPPMS.-Bcavertilock. Winehain, Ont.
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Local and other casual advertisements, 9o. par line
for ti rot insert -dm, and au. per line ter iateh staoseentnt
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Loma notices, 10 nonpareil type, 10c. for OrrePlu
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Capital, $1,000,000. .1tebt,$4 qty -1,,,n Advertisements °time., ono d,.4trayod, Situations,
"`m'y, end Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding Sties
President-JoUN STUART.
Vlue•Presillent-A. G. RAMSAY.
Dam:mons
labs PROCTOR, Cit. GURNEY. OM /Won, A, T
WOOD, A. IP LBS (Toronto):
Cushier -4'. TURNBUL,...
Sairings Bank hours, 10 to 3 ; received and interest
allowed.-
speoiai Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts cm Great Britain aud die United States
bought andUld
13, "WILLSON, AOSNT.
MAYB1.1. ..ez DICKINSON;
tioraetrons.
H. DAVIS
IS OFFERING,
—ON—
A.T-eavx ppmxeary.
AT VERY LOW Rms.
SIDM
OFFICE -OPPOSITE THE MARKT.
WISOIIAM OCTOSDR. 45114 1888
HALSTED & SCOTT
rERS
Josephine Street Ont,
J. A. MISTED, i J. W. Scow;
Mount Forest. 1 Listowel.
Deposits Received and Interest
Allowed.
Money Advanced. to Varmers and
33usiness Men,
being taken from the cow. . On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security.. Sale notes bought
Now, if these reedits can be obtain at a fair wiluation. money remitted to all
not, parts of Canada at reasenabie charges.
ad with half a pint '6f milk why
with a vat of it, and, where one has Special Attention Given to Col -
no ice nor separator, but has a well
that will drop the mercury to 55° or
60°, why not try it for the purpose
'of speedily and freely raising the
cream ?
w with.broad sharc, wklch to I
be ititryttles be, " 3Y rd"1" aun'Y 1"bbr his IR... ini. bLrt...
' • to iif..`tipoud for any 1018.. • 4,• ; • •
• ;LIU siditrinin,i; G. T. k.ilk4trou.
ter• weed with a, . - di • • ie w es retie sie.t ..4a iliare.seeenies
er attepoussietets that' vette nee i
*ins should be shallo SO in LAI rower to.prottnit, , tt, be,-43,4tion Traetiler,
WIstsbota, Oak
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Gents of Vitought.
If thou wouldst be bane with, bear withAI
triattLegv •
Aia T.. LOR
looting:Accounts and Notes.
Agents in Canada—The Merchants' Bank
of Canada.
moo ,.11011rS4FrOM 9 a. m. to 5 p1m.
A. E. SMITH,
Agent.
others.
'Those who are greedy in praise are leek-
irigia merit.
Sometimes temptations come to the
indhstrions, but all temptations attack the
To speak wisely may not always be
easy, brlit not to speak in requires only
silence.
In accordance with the•ancient proverb,
he 'who would accumulate must spend
also,
Nothing can' constitute good .breeding
that hats not godd nature qor its founda-
tion.
The best society and conversation is that
in whith the heart has a greater share than
the head.
Nothing eat bring y75ti pane but your.
self. Nothing can bring you peace but the
triumph of principles,
AVM Writfitg Basemen Lost 11k.
Will the coming an write? Not
at ell. There will be no more need of
his teeming to write Wan of his learIi.
in to spin. Weitina')will have be.
come one of the lest iiits,and a wholly
unnecessary art, by the time the corn.
ing man appears. His writing will be
done by the phonogreph, which will
be placed on his desks as pens and hilt
are now, and whenever he bus a story,
a poem,an essay, or'a private letter
to indite he will simply talk into th'
&telegraph and -send on the vitae
which has recorded his words. The
reachi,Ig penmoship will be un-
knewn LIl kocell; of the future.and.
wrait-;,t;Lb.1I-.fent ,:asltion will,
Carpenter and Builtler,
'J N ST R E E T, WINGUAM, • ONT.,
(Opposite Lloyd's Factory))
noimatei51
Houses and Farms tor Vali., ant exetring 8 lines,
81 for Min mouth, fine. per subsequent month
These ti ruts will be stiieti,) at' lasui to
Special rates for longer advertisements, or NO
longer periods.
Advertisements without speelfle directions will he
inserted till torbiq and ,eharited accortlifigiy.' Trait.
sitory advertisements 0.1114X, be paid in advance
Cluingeis tor eel:tract advertisements must be 4n
the office uy Wednesday noon, in order to appac
that week
R. aid.nrrT
PRUP:ORTOM ANM PUISLISMS•V.'
SASH, DOORS,
FRAMES,
BLINDS, &c., &c.
House& Stmg, k:epairing
'Promptly attended to,
JOSEPHINE blitEET,
WINOLIAMe
0 xceilalte
W TOWLEIt. M.D.C.51„
Member • College Physicians and Surgeons, Onto.no.
-Corollor for County of Huron --
Office at " THU PlIAMMACY " * WIMghaMie*Out.
Dnu. 3. A, ILELDRIN,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Meniber of the College of Physicians .and Seraeons
Ontario.
Oilice and Resilience -Corner of Centre and Pada
streets, formed) occupied by Dx. llabune.
WINCIMAM
WIN(111All
R. VANSTON.E,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Etc*
Private and Company fends to loan at lowest rates
interest. No coininissban charged. Motgages, town
and farm pioncrt3 bought and sold.
OFFICE -Beaver Wixotima, ONT.
45
& SME FACTORY.
ISeXtran lcuit ?goes.,
Manufaettirets 'of and Dealers in
PINE,
HEMLOCIt.
HARDWOOD
- • LiTNIBElt,.
Pine and Cedar
SHING LES)
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER its.,
nghain • Ontario
vi DYER & DICKINSON,
1-1, W. C. MEYER, Q. C. 1 E. L. DioatssonAi.
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITuRS, Etc., Rte., So
Bettors for Bank of Hamilton. Commissioners for
taking, affidavits for Manitoba. Farm, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned on mortgage senility 51,1 per cent,
Money Inv Kited for private poisons, upon the hest
mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. lanais for sale in Manitoba and the North.
west.
Otlice-Bent's Block. %Ingham.
DENTISTRY,- J, JEROME, Wittman,
Is. manufacturing Celluloid Plates
VUlcanite plates of the bestmateria
as cheap as they' can be got in the
Dominion. All work Attenuated,
Vegetable Vapor Administered for the painless
extraction of teeth; the only safe anesthetic known.
TARS 1,10=8.-4 eXt.4110 teeth for 25 Wits
each.
OFFICE : In the Beaver 13lock, opposite '13ao
Brirnswick
Lath, Stotts. Bare6q.s,
d C Pftts See
•, 0I.eseetrelailineetatiee.
`tassitsia
DiNTisTity..,,, MACDNALD,
tinker Of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
34 •Gold,- etc., etc., Plates, ranging
1(1 prices from 8500 upwards pert set
crowring, and bridgework. Teeth -ex,
hunted without the least pain by the use of Vital
ized..Air. 'Bead °Mee, Wingham, side entrance op-
posite the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundaysexeopt•
oil) from 9 a in to 5 p Will be at Blyth •every
2nd and 4th Saturday of eaelimonth-011iecat Milne s
hotel ;,Gorrie let and Brd Mondays of each month-
011iceat Albion hotel. 4:2tracting 20 cents.
•
jonx RITCHIE,
GENERAL•IN$URANCE AGENT
Wmenatt, ,Olnantri
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
,INSIMANCIE
JURE AND MARINE,
GtxtbSII.
•DEAN, Wixonam,,
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER TI1B ICOUNTAt
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Sales attended lit any part .of the Co. Charge•
Moderate.
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LICENsED AtICTIoNlostt.POri THE couSsTs
• HUMS.
All orders left at the Tam office promptly at end
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES IIENDEUSOlt,
LICS10311D •AUCT162Mtit 5011 d0731411g8 tisaos At113
pules,
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Notice.
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All ileesSsary orroolanuosta eon he teat, at,th
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