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f''itil)AY APRIL.•, 1893.
• GOP,' 1IDi:'TOBS.
Ile. Withrow, its Onward, thus
refers to a (lisenesion whirls took,
plate" :it the revolt Ontario ctnlven-
a - 't , ,r
t. � ht' ,. 1r It Lea tlri:
tl j
111. 1.:ti1lrt•ON ('V11111t(=1e(1 the leagued
to g t fee the Ptlitoee, thio mels who
so 1 '., : ]'.` 111tetitl opinHNI.
Some cane ,•;sir ,aid the editors are
loges to (manage, they always, get
baek at the preacher:, They eine
teed,' try to have the last word, and
" ,'ronetatlll stttleeed.
I think the•; hardly get fair play.
lir Doth'.;(•, thole papers are printed
to make money ; editors Casuist live
t)1t ale iuiy more than other folks.
Ifni, nu class et tee *country same -
fires muse for their principles than
they do. There is no higher -toned
press un earth than that of Canada.
What very, very few exceptions it is
on the right side of temperance,
religion, Sabbath observance, civic
and social morality, and every moral
question. They are the best allies
of the preachers and the leagues in
fighting infidelity, immorality, intem-
perance, ignorance and the seven
devils that must be cast out of the
body politic before it shall sit clothed
and in its right mind at the feet of
,Jesus.
Oar churches and leagues owe
much t0 6,10 press for its flee
advertising of all donation parties,
tea meetings, picnics and the wide
publicity given to the clever speech
of Mr. A.—, the beautiful singin t
of Miss B , and the eloquent
serm )n 'of Parson C , and all the
rest of it. Leagues should use the
press. Don't sponge upon it Adver-
tise in its e)lumns and keep it well
supplied with items of interest con-
cerning league work. Price Hughes
says to his mission people : "If a
duke cornea to your meetings, treat
hila with politeness. If a reporter
coarses, treat hien with awful re-
veaence. He is the man who makes
Gestin y."
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tri 3•...�:.. Lnui Yl -�x tom. ,,i&i iu. a3 It Ij
BY ta. \\', ii..1I•Iil;, 1:017.(i.v,'rtl, t1+;.'r.
A1.1•ie tilt:; Sill grow in a great
variety of ,t.'tl.., yet, wif give ter ]legit
tlt.\'ht'rt Qrl ''11 in as well drainott,
e tleareo t (lime) loam. s\. northern
exposure is preferable, to at sOtttht'i:a
one, and high ground 10 low land.
Trees four years old from the blas
or graft bear transplanting better
than those that are older ;
1r live-
years
i eyears
after being set, in the orchard
they will be better trees than those
that are 111ue11 ()icier when planted.
They will yield better flavored and
higher colored fruit when planted
well apart, ordinarily forty feet each
way is the propel' distance, Plenty
of sunlight and free circulation of
air, are essential to the healthy de-
velopment of the foliage, in which
the processes of assimilation ere
carried on; in addition the condi-
tions are not so favorable to the
growth of the fungus, fuscicladiunl
denciritieurn, which causes the well-
known apple scab.
PRUNING. ` Beaux mixture, to which Parris green
Every spring the orchard should has been added in the proportion of
be carefully examined before the 1 lb. to 50 gallons of the mixture. If
weather has become warm enough! the weather is dry, an interval of ten
to start the sap, and the trees pruned' days to two weeks may intervene
with a knife wherever needed to : between the sprayings made before
prevent the head from becoming too! the blossoms appear and between
dense. If properly pruned it will those after the flowers have, fallen ;
rarely be necessary to use any other I but if it is rainy it will be' necessary
instrument ; the entting off of larger to spray oftener. even to giving a
limbs should be averted by remov- spraying every week, making three
ing thele when small. When it is with the eau celeste, and three with
necessary to take off'' a large limb, the Bordeaux mixture and Paris
the better plan it to 'cut away only green, •
a part of it each spring, thereby (Modified eau celeste , is made by
lessening the size of the final cut in dissolving two pounds of copper sul-
its proportion 'to the size of the trunk, phate (blue -stone. blue vitriol) in hot
thus enabling the tree to heal in less water, say two gallons. Do not use
time. an iron or zinc vessel. A convenient
'VARIETIES. way will be to put the blue stone into
The varieties to be planted for a water -tight barrel and pour the hot
home use will depend somewhat water upon it, and stir with a stick
upon personal preferences, aind much occasionally until it is all dissolved,
upon the conditions in which the In another vessel, no matter of what
planter is . placed. It is advisable it is made, dissolve one pound. and a
before deciding upon the kinds, to half of carbonate of soda (common
examine the bearing orchards of the washing soda), in say a gallon of
vicinity, and make ehoiee among wafer, cold or hot as is finest conven-
those that do well in similar' soil, ex- lent. When both of these have be-
posure and temperature, come wholly dissolved, pour the soda
The following varieties are named solution into the' barrel containing the
about in the order of ripening': solution of blue vitrol. When the
Yellow Transparent, Red Astrachan,,i- chemical action which will now ensue
EDITORIAL NOTES. Oldenburg, Chenango, Gravenstein, has ceased, pour into the.barrel one
IN THE Ontario Legislature, on Ii,ibston Pippin, Blenheim Pippin,) quart of ammonia of the strength of
?tlonday of latst, week an order was Snow apple, Tompkins King, Mc -I 26°, and stir the liquid. In a short
passed at the instance of Mr. Thos.
Intosh, Tolman Sweet, Sutton 13eauty, time there will be a clear blue 80111 -
Baldwin, Pelvaukee, Northern Spy,; tion. Now add enough water to
Gibson, of East Huron, for a return Grimes' Golden Russet, Roxbury bring the whole up to thirty-two
*which will furnish some exceed- Russet. A selection can be made gallons. If convenient to use rain
ingly valuable municipal statistics. from these adapted to a very coo- water it is preferable. ,
The paler is for a return siderahle part of the Province. Bordeaux mixture is trade by dis-
showing the municipal indebted- In planting for market, selection solving six pounds ofcopper'sulphate.
can be made with advantage front in say five gallons of hot water. Take
mess of the various manic(- Oldenburg,Gravenstein St. Law- four pounds of fresh caustic lime,
parities of the Province on Dae. 31, 1
rettee, Ribston Pippin, Wealthy, adding water enough to make a thin
18 54, ander athe following' heads: 1, Blenheim Pippin, Tompkins King, white -wash ; fasten a piece of coarse
Roads and bridges. 2. Railway Baldwin, Northern Spy, Golden sackingover the barrel containing
bonuses. 3. Aid to manufacturersp ' n
Russet, Ontario, Roxbury Russet, R. the solution of blue -stone, and strain
by way of bonus. 4. Municipal I Greening and Westfield Seek -no- the thin white -wash into it. When
-w.serwar10 5. Waterworks he farther. When planting a commer- this is done add enough water 'to
longi ie• to companies. Gas and tial orchard it is important to avoid bring the whole up to forty gallons.
efee rie.ity. 7. High end public as iuultiplieity of varieties and yet' The cost of this will not exceed ane
schools. 8. On account of sewers, '
;). For other purposes, including the 110E to plant a very large number of and a half cents per' ;;alien. It is
dk'bi'lltnre debt local including
any of the following in a block by necessary to add the lime in order to
deb net included forin the above. lie, themselves, for the reason that the prevent the copper sulphate from in-
aib.;un, in moving made some are self -sterile; that is, the pollen jurying the foliage.
this, dot, not fertilize its own blossoms:. In order to kill the apple • worms
.zc y �g,municipal
upon the in Gravenstein, Tumplans Ring, North- before -they have' time to eat their
crease 111 municipal indebtedness, ern Spy, Red Astrachan, Roxbury • way into the apples it is necessary to
which. he bestewaileblearded as tatisticsslontnthe`sub- ingthe Russet Tolman Sweetthese nue add Paris ,(riven to poison the worms.
The .ptoportion that is advised is at
the rate of one pound of Paris green
to .two hundred gallons of water.
TUE "' .jr"e1GU.AMTRMESA APRIL 5, 1:81)5.
The Rhode island dwelling* is gain- 1•.l.i`la a k'.liatialne)►t, stream le filmed
frig in favor there bidding fair to ;4 ; iust the bottom of the barrel by
outstrip the Baldwin. before long. the l.lr•eeeurc front the air chamber,
rl'onlpkia'$ Zing Is. much csteertlt•cl to keep the lime .ur favi:( green, or
Kid Se1I at ili4elt figures. The both when used together well sus -
Northern Spy when well grown is ponied ill rho araeter. Whetht't' this
aISO lnuCh esteemed in its season. , r'e'sult is attained satisfaetiol'lly, the
SPR AT'I'.l'(:. Write'r is unable to say, never hoeing
The fungus that Can5eS the appl('• !used or seen one in o1'NI•.a tio►1.
Scab hats become so very abundant Tiie best ltozele is. that known as
and so widely diffused, that it is lin- the Vertnorcl. 'mule, It is t)rovideci
portant to act energetically and with a spindle which can be thrust
persistently its the use of the most forward by pressing thenumb upon
efficient means for preventing it 8 button to clear the vent from any
?t'01n getting ill its injurious wot'k, obstruction, and which is drawn'
getting
Unless this is dew- .t large Share of eeels Le it b1,tiee, tilt instant, the
many of our very valuable apples thumb is removed. This nozzle pro -
will often be unfit foe market. . The duces the • finest vapor spray,. nines
Point to be aimed at in this war- does not use up half as much liquid
fare is to kill the fungus spores to cover a riven surface, as other
before they have commenced to grow• nozzles, rl'lle spray can be thrown
As at present advised the most with this nozzle a distance of fifteen
efficient moans of doing this is to feet, not more ; but a solid stream
spray the trees in the spring, ogee can be thrown a distance of forty
before the burls burst and againjust feet, when such a stream is required,
as they begin to unfold, and before by unscrewing the Vernlorel attaeh-
the flowers open, with modified eau hent
celeste; after the blossoms• have After using the pump in spraying,
fallen to spray them twice with.Bor- always pump clear water through it
and the hose and nOZzle ; .0150 the
lime will harden in the working
parts and cease great trouble,
smut INJURIOUS INSECTS.
If the apple trees aro infested with
loaf-eatinle worms, such as the canker
worms, Anisopteryx vernata and
poinetaria; the yellow -necked eater-
pilla.r, Datana ministia ; the red -
humped caterpillar, CEdemasia. corn
cinna; all such can be poisoned by
spraying the trees with Paris green
in water in the proportion of ope
pound of Paris green to two hundred
gallons of water, r1111e tent cater-
pillars, Clisiocampees Americana, fere
more easily destroyed by capturing
them when they are in their tent,
where they are sure to be in the
early morning, at mid-day if the sun
shines bright, encs at evening. The.
fall wet] -worm, IIyphanta'ia teeter,
keeps within its web until it bas
nearly attained its full growth and
therefore can be easily captured at
any time of. day. Sometimes. the
forest tent caterpillar, Clisiocampa
sylvatica, invades • our orchards ;
when it does it usually conics in
countless numbers, and can be best
destroyed by spraying with Paris
green. • .
BENEFITS OF SPRAYING.
The efficacy of the means herein
mentioned for, preventing • injury to
our apple trees and apples from the
apple scab,, the codling moth worm,
and leaf -eating caterpillars is no len •
-
ger open to question, They have
been most thoroughly and frequently
tested, not by one person only, or in
but one locality, but by very many
persons, iii very many places and'
under a great variety of Circum
stances;. all testifying to decidedly
beneficial results which abundantly
compensate for all cost of labor and
material., The results obtained by
spraying an orchard of Tompkins
King last season, 1893, as stated by
Mr. E. G. Lodeman, are here given
as one of many instanices that might.
'he mentioned. The material used
was the Bordeaux mixture. Some
of the trees were sprayed only twice,
namely May •l9th and June 8th;
others four times,. April 2G0, May
loth, June 8th, and June 22nd; and
yet others six tines, April 2Gth, Nay
10th, June 8,th and 22nd, July 13th
and August lst. On April 26th , the
buds were swollen almost ready to
burst, on May loth a few blossoms
still remained on the trees- on Jute
,jest show that the indebtedness is self -sterile.. "-K.13atcirvin and R. I.
some sixteen millions and a half, and f r'eening are self -fertile.
he. thought that too low an estimate. Those, inbending to plant an prep-
The Nene system, he said, is being' and for commercials purposes will do This would require six and two-fifths
replaced by the system of exemp,' well to plant with an eye to the ounces of Paris green to be added to
^
the manufacturers from taxation,I British Inarl et, for often that will the forty gallons of Bordeaux mix
and this, he thought, equally objet- be our best market, and fruit that ture. Six ounces, however, will be
Omelet'. Further he suggested the will command a high price there ; found to be sufficient.. By thus com-
appoiiitnlent of a Provincial official will sell in any market. The follow- bitting the poisonous Paris green with`
to audit the accounts of the =nice: ing varieties when well grown, free the copper sulphate, we are able to
parities, which are often too loosely from scab and all other imperfeetions, kill two birds one stone; to' prevent
kelt,including worms, well graded, the fungus from making the apple
honestly and neatly packed, will scabby and the young worms of the
always command a high price. codling moth from spoiling the fruit.
The Oldenburg, if picked before it In order to throw the spray upon
shows any yeilow and after it has the trees it is necessary to have a
put on its bluish color, ships welt, if force pump made for the purpose.
properly handled, and arrives there This should be of sufficient capacity
AV ANXIOUS MAN. in prime condition. The 'next in to enable the operator to Work without
THE 1hIr1E.tH)J DISAPPEARS IN THREE season is the Gravenstein, and it severe fatigue, for at best it is hard
wEElts Mt elm USE ov n, D. n•„_-, commands the very highest price, work. The cylinder should not be
LETTER PItoet MANITOh3A PH= next the Saint Lawrence; and close less than two and a half inches in
upon it" the Ribston Pippin, which, diameter,
with a stroke of five inches
Ih
esrrI„czBivU IT. l when prime sells there for over a in
length, and the handle long" It
l sae , SM.—During ridg the wipes of twenty shillings sterling per barrel. is Also in -voltam that the working
m�y t gilt lest between the ltk Pimples
The I3lenheiln Pippin rivals the parts should be of brass, or at least
ankle. As 1 never had anything of the . Ribston in price. These two varie- l brass lined, for the actton of the
kinrl before I was anxioae about it, ani] ides when prime will alWays sell . elmrnicals soon corrodes the Iran.
sought medical advice, but getting no :there at hi
gil figures. hitherto the • When spraying with the Bordeaux spl aycd only twice received their
relief from the doctor 1 tried a bottle at, , , ,' s r at itis• before •tile codlinO meth
I3. B. B„ applying some of it to my le; i Baldwin has been a profitable apple t Mixture, or with Pat is -green, li is p ' '.'i r >'
es wilts using it ',menially, and to my Ito send to the British market, and very Important to keep the liquid' would have laid many, if ally, eggs.
anrprise the nasty disease, whatever ib sells well', especially when high constant;v stirred so that the linne The trees sprayed four times gave
.t rl. t • t grade 1i"r ei' cent.
W,)'r, 1i onneared within aloe weeks, cOloled, Yct Itis very gnesttonable 'nand l aris•green may not settle at. .53 per eel . -tins b p
Peculiar Case.
COVERED WITH PIMPLES.
The foots that Hood'e Snrsapnri.11a,once
fairly tried, becomee the fevol]tespring
ined]olne, tapeeks vuiuejcte for its excel.
lance mid merit. ,
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effects of Abuse or Nampa',
Dientaat clVerory, etawm eosrsiSvtpjmnueo
.Befyre and After, tants, which, so0n had to In-
firmity,
Insanity, Consumption and an early grave,
rias been proscribed over 35 years in thousands of
000014 Is the only Neftable and Monad Medicine
known. Askdruggistfoe Wood's Phosphodhte;If
he offers some worthless medicine In place of this,
Inclose price In letter; and we will send by return
Inti, Price, 0110 package, $1; six, $6, One tufts
prangs, sip will pure. Pamphlets free to any address,
The hood Company,
Windsor, Ont., Canada,
Sold in Wingham by 0. N;', Williams, Druggist,
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notice will be charged less than 26o.
Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations.,
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Houses and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 lines'
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These tcr►ns will be strictly adhered 10.
special rates for local advertisements, or toe
' longer periods.
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, directions, will l e inserted tilt forbid and charge!
accordingly. Truiwa"ory advertisements must
I paid in advance
Changes for contract ndcertic,mente must be
the office by Wednesday noun, in order to appear
that week
To meet tbe�wishes of their custotnprs 11, ELLIOTT ANN Penults*
The Geo. E. I tiokett & Son (0., Ltd„
Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon the
market
A Combination Plug of
Wil,.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
This supplies a long felt want. giving
the Oonsutile` one 20 cent plug, or la 10
cent pieun nr a 5 cent pious of 11.0 fatuous
cc+�. B" brand of pure � irginin
To bow.
The tin tag t1T & B" is on every
Dice'.
TAKE
THE
BEST
25 ots.,
60 ots. and
$1.00 Bottle.
Cone pent a dose.
'It is sold on a guarantee by an druggists.
It mires Incipient Consumption and is the
best Cough and Croup Cure.
Sold at CIiiehnloi s 00rnn� Urur Store.
BRISTcJLP
Sarsaparilla;
Cures Rheumatism, Gout,
Sciatica, Neuralgia, Scrofula,
Sores, and all Eruptions.
rusagovarsaparilla;
Cures Liver, Stomach and
Kidney Troubles, and Cleanses
the Blood of all. Impurities.
BRISTOL'S
Sarsaparilla -
lures Old Chronic. Cases where
all: other remedies fail.
De sure and ask your Druggist for
BRISTOL'S
Sarsaparilla;
22nd the young apples were set. At
this date Paris green was added to
tate Bordeaux mixture; and used in v`
this' and all subsequent sprayings, For ,Int,-11-fv' Years
The proportion of Paris green was
equivalent to one pound in two lion- DuNNrs
,-
W.
cued and fifty-six gallons of \.iter,
or. two and �t half ounces to the
filurty gallons of Bordeaux mixture.
The apples were ga.thereti' about the
middle of September, the fruit from
each -tree piled by itself, and dieided
into three grades; the first of entirely ,
fancy fruit, only strictly first-class THECOOKSBEST FRIEND
apples put into it; the second of LARGEST SALE IN CANADA.
syttlmetrica[ and even large apples
of g'uod color, if several, even small,
spots could be found on their' sur .......,
faces; the third averaged as good as 'h
g
' 1 apples
►of the
'atleil h
the .
t tbarrelling
Country, From the tr'eeS• sprayed
only twice, 55 per Cent, were first
grade, 43 per cent, second, and 2 per '
cent. third; with 11 per cent. wormy.
It will be remembered that the trees
Wit l: ant thankful to say it has never
m•appeare.i, N.,IVIrrottrrn, • whether it 'will maintain its position, the bottom. One
praying pump is second, 1 per cent third, with 6 per
Carmine Mae, because of its lack of high quality. provided with a'stnall pipe, through •coNrtn'niit tee 7 ie PAM
POWDERS
CureS1W N AhACNe and Neuralgia
in RohiIHUrisis *1 o Coated "tongue, Mgr,.rips, Biliousness, Pain in the :Side, Constipation
- Torpid Liver. Bad Breath. To stay eur.•d and
regulate the bowels. VUOY NICli tel I" Alai's
PRICE 2 Calcis Ar (MUG StOltise.
DR
MACI)ONALD,
CENTRE STEREO:.
N'INO0AII,
ONTARIO. -
W. B, TOWLEIL,
Member College Physicians umd Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Huron—
Office Upstairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing,.
ham, Ont.
OrrraoR H oval. --9 to 12 A. ter., 1 to p. in., er a
Residence, Diakonal Street.
TP. KENNEDY, M. D., M, C. P,S 0. .
(Succes.or to Dr, J. A. Meldrum.)
Geld Medalist of Western University: Late Mouse.
Burgeon in London General I.lospital. Special etten•
tion paid to diseases of women and children.
Office—Formerly occupied bypr, llloldrum,eorner+
of Centro and Patriot stroets.
1' 1NOII',M 017
�IL•
McASII,
M. B. Toronto, Member College Physicians and,
.Surgeons, Ontario.
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ONTARIO-
R. VANSTONE;
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private 1.11(1 Company funds to loan at lowest rate
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town.
and farm propert,/ bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Block WiNO0Am
J, A. MORTON
PABBISTER ,
Wingham out
IiI o L: DICKEN50N, '
Barrister Etc.
SOLICITOR TO BANK OF HAMILTON'. MONEY TOo
LOAN.
Office—Meyer Bloch, Wiiulham.
ENTISTRT.—J. S. JEtiOME, L. D. S.,WilienAet,
�, • .r � i Is manufacturing Rrst•dass sets of'
„ teeth as cheap as they Dun be trade
in the Dominion. Teeth oxtraoted'i
absolutely without pain, by Ins now
process, guaranteed pule try safe.
OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick house.
•
Wm. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,.
DENTIST.
OFFICE, MACDONALD'S BLOCK,
Will visit Gorrle 1st and 3rd Mondays.
of each month. .
JOHN RITCIiIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
1r l.itIUAM,
ONTARIO,.
�. DEANS, Jit., WINO11AM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOIL THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Moderate.Sastended in any part of tho Co. Charges -
I
J OEN OtTRkIE, WINOJIAM, ONT.,.
LICL(NBE13 AIIOT,IONLit Fon TIRE 00171.11IE5
111111011 AND SAUCE.
Ali orders left at the Toms ottico promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
1 AMES IIENDEfRSON,
Wilson AUCTIONEER FOR COUNTIES 31URON Alta •
BRU N,
All sales attended to promptly and en the Shortest
Notice.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be made at th
TIMES' CMOS .
WCNOilAM ON
Money to Lb to 011 Notes..
Notes' •QisCoun-
Ceti
, A.11EAS0NAB LE RATES;
Money advanced on Mortgagee at 54 pot oentwtt
prlvhte1O of pitylntr at 156 end of any yeatr. Nen
rind aeeot me collected.
I1,011T. 110INDoa.
cavo Meek Wintlhatn, Ont.
The Fa
'G01'0
cent, w01
times yie
19 per ee
third, wi
trees left
sake of
.cent. first
1 c
Jp ox eL.
wormy.
ings wa
was 1.121
•cent. of st
The apple
,consisting
graded th
41 second
made 91 1
seconds,
thirds;
makes
.of firsts at
from the
-average o
four and
per cent.
this and J
the buyer
dard of h
The sin
orehards
varieties e
-composed,
•.of other fa
make the
an added
taken up .
'This, how
by a num
•contiguous
for this pe
'chase of t
-gaging a c
the mater(
"care for 11
liquid rel
titin orehat'c
.average a
less will n
parts of th
;used the
.ground.
.and do th
work the
(spray at
trees in a
Again,
buyer to c
such price
'offer. Th
profit suf
and expen
to whom b
mission, at
the consigl
sion. Why
the fruit d
thereby sa
profits of
buyer ?
In closi
desires to i
the import
cessity of
(chards eve
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