HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-05-06, Page 6eingliamEtnus PRACTICAL POULTRY RAISING,
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i`aID•f'k $•t MAY 3 N1. 4892,
.e4DI1, RIAL NATES.
A.GCQ0DI;(G to the annual report of
Department of Merin* the total
Naber of vessels remaining on .the
utter books of the Dominion on the
t December, 1891, including old
d new vessels, steamers .aw) barges
s 7,015, tweasuring 1,005,445 tons
later -tonnage, tieing an increase of
vessels and a decrease of 19,499
a tegister Ise compared with 1890.
e number of steamers outne registry
oks onthe sane date was 1,433,
A gross :tonnage o£ 221,679 tone,
meting tlw average value to be $30
ton, the value of .the registered
intim af' Canada on the 31st Deeein.
• Jd' 430,164,250. The num,
ret eie+y )'easels built and registered
'tile Dominion of Canada during the
Mut, year was. 312, measuring 52,.
tons register tonnage. Estimate
the value of the new tonnage at
:per ton, it gives a total value. of
346;525 for new vessels. The
mher of tons of new vessels 1s in.
ded in the total eegiater tonnage of
05, 445, and in the total value of
,175.,250.
'Itn annual report of the Poste
ster-General for the year ending
e 80, 1891, has been presented to
rliantent. The annual mail travel
been increased from 26,498,457 to
152,543. During the year 91,
.000 , letters, 20,800,000 postai
ds, 25,890,000 newspapers and
ceilaneous packets were carried, in
mails. Ontario is credited with
000,000 letters and Quebec 28,100.
The . weekly average of free
ere delivered in Toronto was 85, -
and in Montreal 87,448. The
ober of registered letters was 3,292-
a slight increase. There were
cases of loss of registered letters
contents, an increase of 6 over last
sr; 42 of these %Isere recovered from
ponsilsle officers or made good, and
l8 eases the losses could not be
canted for. Nearly 1,000,000
ers, 'circulars and other matter
died the dead letter office at Ottawa;
Hese 14,252 contained money or
Iles of value. The gross revenue
he department was 83,874,887; the
s expenditure X4,020,789, a deficit
'645,852. In the 634 savings
ka there were 111,230 recounts,
esenting 147,672 deposits amount -
to $21,738,648, or an average to
ii credit of each depositor of $195 44.
he deposits reetived during the
e$ over 134,000 were under 5100
rn about 12,000 over that amount.
f total amount of deposits made
lug the year was 86,500,392, the
1"i.tiest amount since 1884, showing
lady decreasr,fdthongh the number
vings banks since 1884 has Dearly
' ed, the figures being 343 and
Bogus Maple Sugar.
ainount of maple sugar import -
tiring the last season is placed at
000 pouude The greater por-
tl►te importations undergoes the
of re,inelting and adulteration,
'era then places nn the market as
genuine Verinont article. This
tl•fnade sugar has a darker flavor
d>iricer in color than that pro,
from Verirtant maple slip. mak.
=better for purpose', of adultera-
It ' said that •the proportion of
, to other substances iised
re.ingiting and refining pr.ei'ss
tier five, or fa ether words, that
*ands of uew is illade from one
roof ald,the additional four pounds
)rht eonsiating of ;ltlucoae and
/lade of cane sugar. Thus it
posarityle by this priletlea to
e4 annually front 8,000,000 to
400 .pounds of bogne maple
syrup purehased Abroad. 1
(Continued,)
Nova, a days we le ear fort:mos in the
older provinces complain that their land
is run down, and in cnnsequanae they
cannot grow the crops that they .used
to thirty years ago; this with the coni -
petition from the immense grain fields
of the Northwest, where wheat can be
grown at le84 cost, in greater abun•-
dance and of better quality, are fruit-
ful sources of complaint..
Why not grew 'something else that
will meet with li ready sale, and that;
offers a reasonable.probability of being:,
remunerative ? It will be generally ed.
,Witted that those farmers in Ontario
and Quebec who pay the meet atten-
tion to dairying and stock raising are
much more auceessful in their calling
than, their neighbors who depend al-.
roost entirely on grain growing. I
think 1, am putting it milder when I
gay that very few farmers will dispute
this.
New we will compare cattle raising
with growing spring chickens: You
raise a. steer and sell him when three
years old, weighing a thousand pounds,
for four cents per pound live weight,
thus receiving forty dollars for an ani,•
teat that you have fed for thirty.six
mouths and have kept housed in your
barn for nearly half of that time, and
wtlict, bas had to be attended either
by yourself or your man, every day
that it has been housed. Now what
do you propose to charge for labor, to
say nothing of the feed, in arriving at
an estimate of the cost of that steer
We will figure a little on the cost of
prodilcing a thousand pounds of spring
chickens: two huudrea pairs of chicks
of the right breed will weigh a thousand
pounds at the age of eleven weeks, and
it should not cost over four cents per
pound to grow thein ; leaving their
total cost. exclusive of the eggs from
which they were hatched, forty dol,
Jars, but the cost of the eggs in an
important item, you had to set them
about the first of February, when they
were worth thirty cents per dozen, end
we will suppose than you set seven.
hundred, this gives a libel al ailolvanue
for infertile eggs and casualties after
the chicks are hatched out, thus (nuk-
ing the cost of your chicks $57.50.
These chicks if placed on the Toronto
or Montreal markets about the end of
May will bring readily 80 cents per
pair, thus realizidg the snug sunt of
160,of which $102 50 is profit, and it
has taken just fourteen weeks from
the time you set the eggs. Now
what about that staler 1 1.1 he cost you
nothing for feed, and you k how only
too wellthat he did, he has still cost
three years of labor, which is about
equivalent, to what you get for hint.
Your thousand pounds of chickens give
you over 150- per cent-woro clean
profit than the t31ai amount realized
from the sale of your thousand pouuds
of beef.
You don't believe that such a price
as 80 cents oath be obtained; we know
that it can, but to meet your ideas of
the matter we will say that you only
realize 60 cents, you still have .left the
respectable sum of 882.50 as clean
profit. Even if you are now satisfied
tlhat this price is obtained, you per:-
haps
er..traps doubt your ability to handle such
a flock ; and we are perhaps progrese
sing a little too rapidly, but I have
made this aowparison of beef and
poultry grossing to attract your Atten-
tion to what 1 shall subsequently have
to say on the suitject. 1 don't wish
you to think for a moment that yon
could aceomplisll this with your pees,
ant methods, neither could you harvest.'
forty acres of . rain Wit h),f ssistance
if you used the old pickle rlffy years
ago ; but the modern self binder en.
nbtes you to easily 'tape:et of such a
crop. You and quite convineed that
modern agricultural machinery is an
absolute neeessity to every fanner who
desires to keep pace with his neighbors.
Then why do you stilt eling to the
time tluhored method:* that were in
vogue wheel Noair's lone pair stepped
into the Ark, in the mettegenent of
(your poultry t
('To ba colatintred4
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ONNO ONION'S
Bari the method and results when
Syrup of Fits is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on theIICidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fevers =domes habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
itsaction and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many eXcelientqualitiescomnlendit
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy I Hawn.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75a
bottles. by all leading druggists.
.Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand Will proonret it
promptly for any one who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,,
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sizes, by the gross or dozen. JacquOt's Frondh
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also native kip and upper. Spanish and slaughter ; Vulcanite plates of the best material
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