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d lute Seeding, ol; Spring
Grain.
em e:deuce gained at the Oen-
plteirostltat rartn, Qttawa,dur-
t e past "seaeoitou this riibjPct
r : its to, the great 1m,portanoa of early
y
cedjug.So vital a bearing does this
Appear toxltave on the, profte of ,agri-
culture:thatthe reaultsoltre deemed of
'4ufeeisut intpertstloe, to justify their
being brouglbt under the notice of the
farmers of the Dominion in a special
bulletin,. ' It is generally conceded that
,the farmer• who melte; a practice of
Aetting his; seed into the ground at the
earliest opportunity afterthe land is.
in s iaufitable condition to receive it,
Realazetr, as a rulP,the best•returns,but
• n what extent the advantages on his
Ode llas'not heretofore been submitted.
`ire c.trefnl teen in , 'Canada. However,
the eitperiments' undertaken at the
• neutral "'Experuitental Farm clearly
ebow the advantages of early sowing
Thirty-six' plots of one. tenth of an acre
each were devotedto a test of the
felative advantages of early, medium
find late sowing of barley, oats and
rspriieg wheat, two varieties of each
grain being sown. It was decided to
pow one 'of these ranges of six plots
every week"uuii ail were seeded,matr-
iingaltogether six sewings.The varieties
ttf grain chosen were as follews :—Bar-
iey,. Prize Prol:fig and Danish Chevalier
i both two -rowed sorts) eats, Prize
gloater and Eery Race Horse; spring
wheat, Red Life and Ladoga.
The following table—gives the re-
sults
AS 0 CA
0 y N
c 0, 0 m e
e v a'
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which deist of tete weeks. L i little over
six and a bolt t+loltl►rtt, but the oal crop itf
to very lade that every butlhel of Iked per
*ore in Ontario alone, tekinll Oats dit 40
out* per bullet, ie wig to 11752,648,
A Sorel corner.
The age of 30 is a `bard corner for
a woltian to turn,sa.ud 35' is still harder;
She feele that, she le fest leaving
her youth behind bee, dict there is
no reason wily a woman abonld he
faded and polo at 85, or .even at 45.
The chief oauae of the early, fading of
American women isfoend nt the fact
that many of them suffer (row some
form of female weakness or disease
whichrobs the face of its bloom,.!
draws dark circles about the eyes,.
brings early wrinkles and sallowness,•,
and stamp; the face and fingers with
signs of ill -health, 1)r.1'ieroe'e Favor
ite Prescription will 'cure all these
troubles, will bring book the lost
btoom,and remove the painsand ail.
meets which make women grow old.
before their time. Guaranteed to give
satisfaction in every case, or price
($1,00) refunded.
$Y
r'ze`1'telide ..
Danish B avalier
OATS
Prize Cluster..,.
B;nrtyitae° Horse
Nrai30 Wits&T
:led rite
Ladoga .. ,
Anglo -Canadian
40 2024 36'1 us22 14 03110 15 11 02
33 2t03 14119 38 15 10110 30 9 28
37 02 33 23 30 20 27 17120'10 17 22
— — 35 05 81 20 28 13 18 10 16 04
.100
10 45
5 50
0 00 8 15
9 161 8 00
4 20
2 65
8 00 2 36
260 230
The loss ou Prize Prolific Barley by
a delay ut sowing of one week is near.
Iy sixteen bushels per acre, and on
banish Chevalier a little more than
eleven Lughels, while a delay of two
weeks shows an average loss in two ex-
eriwenta .of mere'tltau Half the crop,
r atrout eighteen bushels per acre. In
tea .Statistics of Crops in Ontario for
.1890 recently published by the Bureau
of Industries, the area under barley is,
tastnxted at 701,386 acres, and should
one-half the average loss which rias'
been shooto, to !lave occurred in the ex-
,periusents at Ottawa be taken as a
basis ter an estitnate, it would appear
that the fwrufrrs of Ontario may lose
it: a delay of, otic ,week. in seeding over
rutllions of dollars on, the barley
Crop alone, and, by, a deltiy, of two
*Peke, tal5inktie,1 ave,*sge rot'ui S of
rite two esceriiner>lts, inert) than, 31
r r
'BOOS,. estimating the; vfiiµe oaf, bar.
yy at :10 cents per tusi7irlt
The luta ineurred, by- t.i►nillee delay
the prop of spring, wheat has proied
partiorfxlly le<sf being about ane>sixth
the chicle„where stoning heti been de.
est oni4rweek, mord one•fourth where it
bleu dererr d f err two weeks., while a
Id weekr.'rtelay ri"ba8,a a ides of oodsid•
more than one-half. Spring wheat..
tiler. owi nit teem ilnfavordle ' sea,lon,
i�ten ttu tltft24tlall3i'lightCrop, and hew
psaa recuts inight"bit tt odiiecl” tinder
ealldit rictus. cyan ortlybecieteruiiuerl
titer eliti► ftsckonintt the mtiae5.
led of the heels Yiei s ilirnllar haste to this:
the l'aye--tett id olfe.b.'tlt elf the
*Ail tons tri t'her s,veraste of two expert
ants; 'taking spriest wllottt itt 00 cent'
1bnaltel,'IVis fatted that a delay of van
In kuirilte shown spassible sl riekttte
aloe at the crop of Ontario of $4tt
Weld ly eetityr of two weskit $4744.641e.
oat *rt p uppeere to be lei* ilrfluwnt
>luty iilrleeeding (hen either brele
*heat; In the elver et the Pelle
It Wee, hang of *bont thret
Vete $r, the davit week, but'.
4 . a.
A House Hung on Wires. " 1
One of Edisou's objets lives in New-
ark in a house which is fairly hung
on wires. As one approaches the
front gate it. swings open and shut
automatically. The visitor's foot on
the steps of the porch rings a ball in
the kitchen and also in the master's.
By touching a button he opens the
front door before the siranger has time
to knock. An electric music box plays
during dinner. When the guest re-
tires to his bedroom the folding bed.
unfolds by .eleecricty. Whenhe pate"
out the gas a strange, mocking display
of skeletons, gravestones, owls and
other hideous phantasmagoria dunces
about on the wall at his feet, reappear
ing and distil peering in a ghostly elec-
trical glary., This 'last device of
electricty must be about as soothing
to a nervous person AR were the rapid
transforination of the ogre'magioien ih
Puss in Boots.'
etuek. It leaks like a greet nedsrtaltinti,
But whatever may be the 'moat eniouat of
the present low., or et the pesttihls guilt le
future, efforts for improvement Ira Maur-
taiuly is order. And there are other
oouotrles tb.an Onterio in which many of
the dairymen might pro,itabiY adapt
diffgtent;lnetbode from those to which
theyare lungaocestvwed,-A't orioau
1)airymeu,
Got 'ant $Ixed+
Say, have you a lost, boy down therel
a
asked a voice :4y telephone of police
headquarters the other day.
No sir,
'All right. Boen gone a day dr two,
but will probably turiat, up all right
somewhere. Goiad.l2ye.
Aland an hour later the eauiilllQice'
sake¢ :
Got a lost girl down there?
No sir. .
Excuse me, but I didn't' know but
you had.
Aren't you the man who asked for a
loat boy about au hour ego f
Yes.
And noir' it's a .girl? '
Yes, but there was .a'mistake. I've
just married a widow ` witir live child.
ren, and haveu't got to know the latter
yet. t thought one of the boys etas
lost, but it turns out to be one of the
gists. Give me a . week mud I'll be
all right. (Good-bye.
Soft White Elands.
'bn
A little of GuI ort s Parisian i lou Balm a
plied at Hight, will soon reuder the hands
soft and white. Parisian Bairn is delight-
fully perfumed. Sold" by drullgists.
Tho Passing o; Viotorda.
All the -English 'papers agree 'that
the Queen has returned to Windsor
perceptibly aged the gray hair has
grown whiter, and the di.guitied walk'
a little slower and more cautious.
Great (strobes to be taken now about
Her Majesty's movements. Not only
are stairs descended backwards -mid
very slowly, a stiok being in constant
demand, but even in her own apart-
ments Her Majesty moves about as
little as possible. She does not ,walk
a single yard unnecessarily ; and her
physicians insist upon her taking
great care of her health, as of kite a
langour and an_oceasional alight gid-
diw'ss have shown the desirabi ity of
husbanding the Queen's strength tis
much as possih'e,
'Wilson's Wild Cherry cures Coughs end.
Colds.'
•
He Should get the Job.
Mosquito— ,Don't .strike me 1 1
haven't mike to bite .you, but to ask a
favor.'
Thespian—What is it 1`
Mosquito—My season is over now,
and yours is oominenciug, tied for the
sake, of old. acquaintanceship,' if not
friendship, don't you•'think you might
give me a ob.
Thespian—As a singer in the chorus?
Mosquito -(Waiting his leg depreeia-
tingly) —Nothing solicit* y ! But don't.
you thick 1'd he a success as a bill
sticker 1- .Harper's Bazar:.
An Enormous Loss.
In a recent newspaper article Prof.
Robertson, of Ontario, is credited with
saying that as nearly as he can deter-
mine the 250,000 °owe which furnished
the Bream from which the butter made
in that province:is obtained are kept at
an average annual loss to their owners
!of about Ave dollars per heafl. It is
possiblethat ite was incorrectly reported,
though other statements in the article
indicate that his opinion *au, accurately
given. If the faotiin the case are such
as to justify the couolucion which the
Processor appears to have 'forted the
dairymen of Ontario, are to be pitied.
,flow the re able to endure a loss of
y' a a
!million and a quartet of dollars per year
en a business which ought to yield a tine
'margin of profit we do not understand,
And if they arts losing eo much money
ton their cows they ought either make a
"radical obaae in their methods of feed.
Ing or else leave the deity bueinelle to
:people who nnderetand it better or who
are "lkier° willing to ootnply with the
? ondttl:one on which el(coe88 depends,
The Peeteesor encouraged; his urifor-
'•unAte cointrymen to believe that by
proper breeding, feeding, sad ,geetrel
'management, they can august -their
would loos of dive dollars to a profit •rob
*rely dollars per cow. '1'o do this swill
require radioal changes in methods and
great Itilprovetneut in teener of the calk
1 •
•
It nulttatng a !shoe with the; peeeeut
style of hook, the wearer must take
the lauet entirely .atvayfrom the ho ,ke
before the blue can be removed. By
new41tr*ration the !cows on either
side are axun itt raised eyelits. To
take the shoe off, the weasel' aiwply
pulls the top of the shoe open without
reneoving the leen ,,front the booktl.
When the shoe is pt en it is seou rely,
fastened by pt bi g ^he upper ends of
the two laces. The shoe is laced iua
second. With chidepateut,'it ia'claiw
ed, a lues shoe : MO he 1'as.tuuud tic
quickly as°a wan CoA Vitt OA a Oen..
gresil shoe.
r Than an In'
Woo sAdel.
The nteat•est man in the world is
the one s,
,Who will not fall in love with a
street; pretty girl, and.
Who will haunt li"erlisntil Abe fan's in
love with him, and
Who will take"lier away from -a con
tentied,'happy home, acid
Who will marry .her :,and shut her up
in d plane he calls home, and
Who will doom hen to a life of hard
work, and
Bearing and rearing children, and
Waiting up late at night for hila to
come home `full, and •
Saving out of household expenses
what he agenda for cigars. or lunches,
or matinees,: or cocktails, and ;
Wirt .will then die and leave her
without a life insurauco policy or any-
thing else. k
Taet,A,3,4.5.
The Canadian Fireside Weekly is out
with another 4traud' prize oempetitiou.;to
increase its oiroulat_ott, in which. 500 Valu.
tta�ble prime are offered. This is no Muzzle
140 trick, and regtlires no searching do dips
tiituami's or bookis of, say;klub., .It 414ingeuioys but simple, and has uever betore
been offered by any paper, kehild of eight
may win as easily as s college professor,
Among' the prizes are,, bioyolee,trieyeles, 800
ill all.,tr' 9ud ,at once S omits for sample
Dopy with till, particutitra and list of prise
to 9 Adelaide tit w; Toronto, Qat.
311E.• . V.. .S O _
MISS NET.LLLd flogARDY
G
RKGUATE sit& 41d Medallist of Whitby College, Puph of Mr. Ed$rd; Fisher and M. J, w. F
Harrison. Plano, Or)Igrt::'Voico Culture aid Har•
molly.. Rooms in Beaver; Moult, aquanaut...
MU SI.C:'.
1$BTn0Orl0Ne ON PIANO AND OiteAN, ALSO PLUS 3N,
HAastoNv.
Per particulars regarding terms, etc, please call at
my home, corner yr: Attie and Patrick sloe,ttu,
FLOW LLA SPARLING.
THE MISSES WATSON.
"1 NSTRUOT10N given on Piano, Organ and Violin
1 Alpo in Harmony.
Residence en oouror Josephine and 'atria
Streets.
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H P. CHAPMAN,
ISSUER PUMARRIAGE BLIC, ONVEYAN CER, ErNOTARYA
c
C
OYFxcs—" 13ig" Bookstore,
RIPLEY, ONT.
Money to Loan on Fernt Soot;rity at. Low Rates of
Interest. No con,ntission 01=011.
According to the last report of the
Trade and ,Navigatioif, returns, the.
amount of our exports to the United
States were $80.000,000, iu spite ' of
the heavy duties .imposed upon them,.
while the aniotutt of our exports to
Great Britain were less than $34,000,-
000t on which there wtis no duty what-
ever; Iu the faoAlof this surely every
ream...able titan will e me to the con
elusion that .there must be some iat
Ural causes operating: fear this large in.
ternational trade between Canada and
the Statt'e, mid that if .We had recis
procitybetweeu the two countries Can-
ada would be able to sell. r great, deal.
more of her products to her neighs
bora,
A cirmular is flow being issued to
steamship agents in Britain, putting
in fermi the new systme of bonuses' for
einigrMltt actually settling in Canada,
D4 not, Smile at Mlle man who now
goes about with gloves two sizwa larger
than his hands call f.)ra It is needless
to x' that Mote gloves were a iIeest.
Inas pie scut.
-04:40t wear poor boots at lith weasot
orf the year for you will he sure to surfer
for it but get a pair of high oat searnlem1
st)Nd kip boots. bald by Gntwds tt Mora•
tt u at the price ehsrgsd by taker lames
Ger airilowttin otYtjlf
I
DAVIS
TS OFFERING
4 1h 2RQ1? Ef T
AT VERY LOW RATES.
SM.E 81MT
OFFICE -OPPOSITE THE MARKET,
WINOIIAM Ocrouna 411l, 1881
HALTED &SCOTT
F-A_N'KERS_
Josephine Street Wipgham, Ont.
4
. A' IlAsrrtw, . W. SCOTT,
Mount Forest. l . Idstowol.
Deposits Roeeivod and Interest
Allowed.
Money Advanced to Farmers and
Business Men,
On long or short time, 00 endorsed notes
or collateral security. Sale notes bought
.1t a fair valuation, ouey remitted to all
parts of Canada at reasouable charges.
Special Attention Given to Cole
leoting Accounts and Motes:
ca mtiates
Plan. up --
al's= lt'li't.Lt,4.X btOlt1'l 2`1R,;.
--AT Ttx1Y-'•* t4
Y1MES OFFICE, JOSaPHi$t;% Trllt'I
WINGHAM; - ONTARIO..
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SU12042*PthAillriae,$1lpnrye44s1740d,11n17e
ADVERTIS U KRATES:
Space . 1 yr. I is mo, 1 5 u,o i._...,.
One VW -linen 1.50..00 824'00 1 6 fi ~ 91t
Hug . , ' 34: OO1 A0 00 1x 00 0 4W
4uatter H 20 00 1'L 00 7 00 4 *1
op a 00 2
one soh 6 0.► 1 se
u 1 }
I i
I
Local end other weals advurtlseutuntr, So, per itne
dor drat to trilon, tntd Su. pet' lieu tueeauh subeeq*vette°
lururtiou,
Luoit n'otioes,in nonpareil type, loc, for•finst.ier
eatieu, awl 5e, per Bile for eaeh subeequtut iuser$(ts
No Waal notice will be ohurged lets than 25c'
Advertisements otl.ost, Found, Strayed,teltue4l.s ,
and Business Mimeos dented, not mai:waling O'uan•
uonµkeib 51 our luuuttt
llousee and Marius for Solo, not cxoeedieg Ii ilea,
81 for diet mouth, sou, per subsequent mouth
These terms' will be sttictly,tdbered :to
logger pgr
Seeds! ioestdpe.! for longer udvortirewunts, ertlrx
Adrertleemouts without spacing directions, will bar
ineirtud till forbid and charged accordingly. Sral1• .
ptiory' .adverHaumente week be paid- ill attvsnce.•
that
l;heugesweek to coutrsct adierloe leItts roust be is
Min onion by tot
noon, in order 10 appeal
It. ELLIOTT
Peer larva ANA r e.*t(sa % .
ll. MA014ukiALl),,
1J •JOSEPIUNFI STREET,
WINouAI, - 047/1100
Y�Y
. B. TOWLER,
/dauber College Physicians and 8un;eona, Ontario.
--t:oronot for County of H.urou-,,
Ofltcsxt'4Ttt5PpAan,AOr" Winglann, Qnt,
R. J. A. Mt:LDRTJid',
Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
btoniber of the College otPbysiuiuus apo outtru'oue of
Ontario.
Oiiicc and Ree dente --Corner of Centre and yatrlok
streets, formerly ot:cukiud by Ur. Bethune.
D 11tNOLeY 'n
, - - Ue
f) VA14sTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Etc
Private and compel') funds to loon at. Lou eta rates
Internet. 1`o eoutmissiiu uitaty:ed. Mortgupty, UAW*
and furor propev't, buu:Lt 4400 4040.
OFFICE --Beevor Sleek, 4 House. UF'C
3. A. M01ETON
BASIRISTE1t Etc.,
lyinghaut . Ontario
ills EY.Elt d D1p1iINSON,
r.H. W.C. MEVER'Q. C. 1 E. L. D,CKINSON, D A.
BARRISTERS' AND &nee -levee, Erc„ Etta., b
lin:itur3tor Yank of llsndltOn. l,:v,uuiissiuuers fur
tatciug aitidavitt for Manitoba. ' am, '102.11 ahli
diltugu property 1/004*11• turd sold. ',Honey (private
. tuucs)Weald on mortgage security at 51 Per 4001.
Money iutested for private petrous, upon the boot'
mortgage securities without 005 expanse to the'
louder. Lauds for tale in Manitoba um. the North.
west.
Olfico—Kent's Block. Hingham.
gontit is Canada--Thhe Moroballts'18auh
or pauads. .
Oitice 861'1.8 -Front 9 5. M. to 6 p. m.
A. E. SMITH,
Agent.
WINGHAM
FLOURING M-LLLS1
The tinders! lied wish to tender their best thanks
tot the liberal patronage ,,.'vett to our Ann during
tievorabyeere prior to the bu Hing of aur mill by in.
aendlarlent, Berner the Lott cocoon we have re•
moddeued the town mill to tits Iateett .pissed aye.
keel. ofIlu
ey
An
til
DENTISTRY --W. H. MACDUNALD, }inmate
Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alts'
Silve, Gold, Ate., etc., Mateo, raugtug
tlje�t' in prices from 5500 upwards per net
orownug and bridgework. Teeth ex
Emoted without the least painby the use of Vital
ized Air. Head' Office, Hingham, side entrance on:
posits the queen's hotel, open daily (Sundays except-
441)11.01)19
xcept-
ed)trout9 a m to 5 p in, Will be at lllyth every
2nd and 4th Saturday of eaehwouth—OlitceatMnnes
hotel; Giulia:1st and 3rd blonduys:of each month.—
Office at Albion hotel:. 420aetine 25 cents.'
a
DENTISTRl.--.1 S. JEROME, Wiawues,
�p Is )nanufacturiuu Celluloid Plates,
Vulcanite plates of the bestniaterial
as cheap as ally can be got in the
boutinlon. Alt work warranted.
Painless eXtractlon of teeth by the use of.L'lyWtvie.
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TANG Iviprtett.—I will extract teeth dor 9.6 .cents'
each.
OFFICE.: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick HAI.
1t'eaaii•
JCIIN RITCHIE,
• GENRHAL INSURANCE, AGENT.
Winona/4,
1 OB1:itT etneenea1IAM,
L INSURANCE
FIRE ABB' MAIRINE,
GUELPH.
0 DEAN, alto WINOIIAN,
140ENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE Cbtt$TY
OF IIURON.
Sales Attended in guy part of t►te Co. Chtsift4 .
Moderato.
JOHN CtlI,tItI , Wntdnrrs, Oar.,
8.105148111* AVOT1040420 FOR TII coLfICTX,00' •
1tultoN: '
All orders lett at the Tiasr omoa prottyptit of eh
ed to, Tenor reasonable.
`TAMES IIENZSrtSON,
Wotan Aocrtoxsia rot Q18p1(rt*e itfA4w AIM
Mares,
All !tales attended *0 promptly mid on the filrse$ea
Settee.
Chargee l►oderate and 8attiefactlon flbaran'tenti,
Ali noebrrary arraugetneute Mart be made Irl tit
T11f1Lt' ethos •
WINONA* - Orie
BOLtOlt Ss USAWKH I
1.. h b. i.. kiwOrtiOtte .440.Cttii AMMO"
UIBTOW11L arse WINGIAitf.
It order, lett at the tato cf the rum lof •rr
vo prompt ttttsnttart
PATEASON.
i l0 ort Unita to BYtteltrr (40710t, lisle!
clam Listtlrelait..
fef MAR
w,qilte id0
eft#eeor 44110- !,(iota
gl tly, Muni drain oil td
tittle tine ?reels anti,
via of eery drop of but
'pore tte. ►.ay be flout!
with theutterworkii
thee teete !,01 the coo
eleselY, tit away MI
all dieeblved, then wort
,to liberate the surplttli
odew ready for paelthe
=eking into rolls. If
1of
it i4uou d be suck
eat he filled with one 1
tab should be of the
mew, "tight, brine and
present a neat apps
the ttth with' brine► let
ft, unti'l it is ot:ld,ewpt;
foie the ttutteriwhicb sl
'fir firmly and olosely ti
from the top Cover i
a thin white cloth; 1
with salt and closely
etude the air. If the
in rtlll'a wrap each d
white cloth and sub
Sell direct to eonauq
season.
Something Worth Try
Gold
This is what "The ' 1,'
give to the person send)
number of 9enteucer
words contained Au the
sosverye would that nal
ae you even, so to the
'during' the contest they
notes sewing machine"
person sending them till
.fvsntences that week. If,
give the winner a solid
of theewiug macbiue.
boys and girls. They do t
ties, The above will be
letter. Everyonecoo,
equal chance. No diet
this competition. Set
copy of ',The Ladies B
etructions, The Ladies
Ettreet East, Toronto.
A LESSON WI
SOW remit TUE. 0
SUBJECTS ADOPT EL
Peter the Great �
novel means to cont,
that they should Dila
to conform with moi
Western Europe.
Weil known histor
future greatness of
upon the facility wi
made to assimilate al
i t other countries, -Int
inintroducing some
tion into the half civ
which he held sway
had patterns of cloth
gates of the towns, a
}lot conform to the'
where docked .publii
Albeit this was do
:w manner as possiblt
ed in being good i
people. They, on
loudly demurred ant
1nen4 that what wa
their forefathers wa
them. Very well,
Peter. In 1703 he
blhssoow to celebrate
One of Ilia jesters it
ancient usage. T
been a superatitio
lighting a fire on
Pater made them d
Ile wouldn't give
.beesuee their f°refat
It.. When they re
,minded them that i
that did not *OA
PAIS ity his gooder
wheedled his peopl
id,eut the hardest
dope with hutnaffit
)ab4'1I Q:8 Mo>•Msae.—
Yeti broken of your rtet b
toner With pain of Ciotti
vett and gots bottle of
.YsrOp"tor Children Teal
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