The Wingham Times, 1895-09-27, Page 7(k*
THE WINGLIAN TIMES SEPTEMBER 27 1950
Farm Notes.
Tlie is no one thing which would
afford o armors more relief, lin-.
prove lam alues and give agricul-
ture a supremacy than would good
and perinanent roads; and in this we
Lare a long way behind many Euro.
pean countries.
On some soils, however carefully -
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tiles are laid, they become uneven.
'There can be no harm done in lay-
ing all tiles upon boards, for thus
&Lid they will retain in perfect con-
dition. A fain inch round or horse
.shoe tile laid on a board will carry
.as much as a six Inch tile laid on a
;friable bottom.
Do not try to make a eheap job of
'putting oat the orchard. You plant
an orchard once in a quarter of a
century, and it is better to do it
I right. Never buy stunted, trees
xlr from the nursery, and do not stunt
them in the growth. Protect, mulch,
prune ancl spray them, and never
•stop beeause of the trouble,
Money spent in trees and plants is
money wasted, if those trees and
plants are left without care after-
wards; they are always a good in-
vestnient if given proper attention.
• If the same labor and expense were
devoted, an apple or a peach orchard
in the East would bring as great a
revenue as an orange plantation in
California,
Land can not be over cropped if
supplied with plant food equivalent
to that removed by the crop, and if
the robber weeds are kept down;
but deny yourself the proceeds from
a poor field. for a few years and. be-
gin a systematic course of renovation
you will be repaid. for both time and
outlay.
Thoughts of Wisdom.,
Sense in your ads will bring dol.,
lars.
The best ad you, can get is none
too good,
An advertisement does not improve
with age.
Advertising
finest fabriC.
Acis, like bread, are awn spoiled.
in the making.
An ad must have some push in
order to have any pull.
An ad should be the concentrated
essence of sense.
It is more important to watch
ads than your clerk.
United. they stand, divided they
fall—business and advertising.
When business begins to slacken
let your ads begin to lengthen.
If you have anything to tell the
public do it in a telling manner.
Make your ad so pointed. that it
will pierce through the eye into the
mind.
You must have interest in your
advertising if you want to make
capital out of it.
It is easier to fill space than to
pay for it. Waste no words but
weigh them all with meaning.
Business may be done without ad-
vertising, so will grain grow with-
out fertilizers. But what will the
harvest be ?—Printer's Ink.
will not injure the
Weeds do not act toward us as
orae other pests—without a redeem-
ing trait. They are among nature's
great fertilizers. They spring up
from every barren or unoccupied
spot, and begin the work of absorb-
°
, ing nitrogen from the air; then die
and decay, carrying this nitrogen
into the soil. With sunshine and
• moisture this land becomes produc-
tiye, but they must be kept under
control.
The L O. 0,
The Sovereign, Grand Lodge,. In-
dependent Order of Oadfellows, is in
session at Atlande City, N. •J. The
Grand Seeretary's report shows the
following state of the order for the
past year :—
Total number of grand lodges, 56,
a gain ef 1; total number of grand
encampments, ; total subordinate
lodges, 10,592, a gain of 207; subor-
inate encampments, 2,610, a gain of
53 ; Rebekah lodges, 3,627, a gain of
335 ; lodge initiations 63,817' • ea-
campment initations. 9,407 ; total
lodge members 790,795 ; encamp-
ment members, 134,330 ; Rebekah
naernbers, 225,189 ; relief paid by
lodges in North America, $2,993,-
457,69; relief paid by encampments,
$284,540.23 ; by °Rebekah. lodges,
$45,31.3,94; total relief paid, $3,323,-
311.96 ; revenue received by lodges,
in North America, $474,328.03 ; by
encampments, 615,932.O7; by
Rebekah, lodges $337,640 ; total
revenue, $8,427,870.53, The report
gives some interesting statistics of
the Order from the inauguration in
North America in 1,830 up to
December 31, 1894, including
Gerraany, Denmark, Switzerland
and. Australia,. The initations in
subordinate lodges were 2,012,248 ;
members relieved, 1,902,562 ;
widows and. families relieved, 216,-
178; members deceased in that time,
184,894 ; total relief paid, $67,828,-
60747 ; total receipts, $176,986,202:-
60.
Baby Nearly Died.
Sxas,—My baby was very bad with
summer complaint, and I thought be
would die, until 1 tried Dr. Fowler's
Extract of.Wild Strawberry. With the
first dose I noticed a change for the
better, and now he is cured, and fat and
healthy.
MRS. A. NORMANDIN, London, Ont.
There are differences of opinion ,as
to. the methods of treating the soil in
a fruit bearing orchard, but there
should be no question but that the
young orchard should have the most
careful. cultivation. Weeds and
grass should not be allowed to grow,
as they rob the ground of susten-
ariee, which should be absorbed only
by the young and tender roots of the
trees.
The experience of those who have
made the test say that lumber is far
4 ' superior to masonry or concrete for
silos, because it is a nonconductor of
heat or frost; also, that small silos
are better than large ones, because
so much ensilage is not exposed to
the atmosphere when using. Of
• course, this depends upon the amount
of stock fed, but the size recommend-
ed is 12 by 1G feet.
Holding Farm. Produce.
A correspondent of The Country
Gentleman has found one advantage
in prompt sales of produce. Every
farmer knows, or should know, how
much money he should. receive for
sales each year to meet the ordinary
expense. If receipts are cut down
by small crops, and. low prices, he
must plan to cut down expense, or at
least not to incur any extra .expense.
When a big crop is stored in the es.•-
pectation of better prices, one natur-
ally figures receipts at the expected
price, and if it is not realized, there
is disappointment, to say the least.
By converting crops into money as
soon as they are ready for market,
it seems possible to do a safer busi-
ness, There is less care and worry.
On the other hand; when convinced.
that any product is selling tempor-
arily at a price far lower than con-
ditions justify, the profit that is
obtained by holding goes to the one
most deserving it—the producer.
Children Cry for It.
I certify that there is nothing near as
A MaN HUNT IN LONDON.—One of
the most desperate criminals in Lon-
. don—a notorious housebreaker—
has just been captured. He was
surprised, breaking into a large
. house in Bermondsey, but for the
moment escaped. The police were,
however, in hot pursuit, and when
brought to bay the man drew a
revolver, but police constable Jones
pluckily closed with the ruffian, and
with assistance effected a capture.
The constable risked his life and we
rightly call him a hero, but how
many of us, by inattention to our
health, needlessly risk our lives
every day? Let us be wise in time
and with the aid of Hollowayr's Pills
we can regain our health when we
are out of sorts.
AINIINDINFINIMOMMIN0111
The treasurer of the Industrial
Exhibition Association bas furnished ,
the following statement of receipts!
for the exhibition. :—Gate receipts,
including grandstand, 04,744.55" ;
dog show, $1,582; special pictures,
$1,759—total, 868,035.55. For last
year the total receipts were $G5,990,-
75. Increase in 1895 over 1894,
$2.044.80.
"Mamma," asked little Hurry, as
he sat at the supper. table with his
mother and his 'Uncle John ; "is
Uncle John company or only one of
the family ?" "What a question!"
exclaimed mamma. "Uncle John is I
not strietly speaking; one of the •
family; I suppose we must regard
him as company." • Harry—"Oh,
I'm so glad ! I'll have another piece
of cake, mammy, if you please."
Breaded. Tomatoes.—The tomatoes
should be firm and cold. First get
ready a kettle of hot fat, roll and
Acted Like Magic. sift a quantity of bread crumbs, and
"It has always acted like magic. I
had scarcely ever need to give the
second dose of Dr, Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry for summer com-
plaints," writes
MRS. WALTER GOVENLOOK, Ethel, Ont.
Wary had a little lamb,
A joyous, youthf el mutton
And when they played at parlor games
'Twas Mary got the butt'n.'
—Tho Tisa and Toronto Weekly Globe
will be sent to new subscribers from now
till the let of January, 1890, for 30 cents.
At Governour, N. Y., M. T. Burn,
of Tilsonburg, took 109 prizes out of
110 entries on his poultry.
good as Dr. Low's Worm Syrup. My
children used to cry for it. Our store-
keeper keeps it on hand, and it sells like
hot cakes. •
MRS. PETER MURRAY,
Devizes P. 0., Ont.
An Eye to the Future.—"We have
a treasure of a, nurse." "No doubt ;
but it does seem to me that your
boy'
speaks with an Irish brogue
' which resembles hers." "That's
exactly what we want. We are
going to bring Willie up to go into
politics."
beat two eggs. All this is necessary
beeause the tomatoes grow soft and
juicy if allowed to stand. Pare and
slice them, and after seasoning well
t with salt and pepper, dip each slice
in beaten egg and then in bread
'crumbs. When all the slices have
been treated in. this manner clip
them again in the egg and crumbs,
then place them. in a frying basket
and plunge into boiling fat. Gook
• for about a minute and a half. For
six people, about four large tomatoes
two eggs and a cupful of crumbs
will be required. .
LL rgoAl an ROE
Cheaper than ever. Sold exclusive-
ly by
T. H. ROSS,
WINGHABI,
—DEALER IN—
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SEWING MACHINES
and FARM IMPLEMENTS.
The following from the Bell Organ
and Piano Company explains itself:
Guelph, Ont., July 10th, 1891
To WHOM IT MAY MODERN:
This is to certify that Air, T. U. Ross, el tiyitigh:nn,
N our agent and that he only is authorized to offer
our goods for sale in Wingham and vicinity. Any-
one else who may offer to supply our goods cannot
get them from us and parties desiring th genuine
article shold apply to Mr. Boss only.
Tun BELL ORGAN Ct. PIANO CO. I.TO.
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it seen our Special Movements
iii in Gold, Silver and Gold
[Ai Filled Cases? New Styles J
pi and Patterns. ll
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The late Norman Macdonald, St. !.-11 think of purchasing until till
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Thomas, who defended Welter and
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BANK of MILT
you call and obtain our F.,
TED Free of
Hendershott, had his life insured for
prices.
$28,675:
WINGHAM.
The Ontario People's Salt Manu •
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Capital, $1,250,000. Rest, 0050,000
factoring Company, of Kincardine, ..:s Charge and suite
Vice-President—A. (4, RAMSAY.
soda, as well as salt. BMW:TOILS PI M UN
quire the cook stove to prepare it, • - • r Winghain, Ont.
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plreicleensses given
SITAW,
The Optician. R.
PresIclent—GUN STUA Rr.
are asking to have their charter at right
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amended so they can 'manufacture
From Omaha comes a story that is
amusingly characteristic of the en-
terprise of the suburban real estate
dealer. • It seems that a farmer came
into town the other day, called at an
agent's office, and said that he
wanted to trade Ms farm for some
city lots. All right, said the dealer;
get into my buggy and I'll drive
you to see some of the finest resident
sites in the world—water, sewers,
paved streets, cement sidewalks,
electric light and shade trees. They
drove on for several miles, getting
pretty far out into the country. The
agent's horses went fast, and his
tongue still faster as he expatiated
upon. the beauty of the surroundings,
the convenience of the location, its
proximity to the city, the abundant
means of cOannunicrtion, the im-
proverilents made or projected, and
the certainty of a rapid increase in
the value of the lots. He had
reached the middle of his oration
when he incidentally asked his corn.-
panion. Where did you say yelp
farm was ? Oh, the other ansWered,
we passed it coming out here. It's
about two Miles nearer town.—
Munsey's Magazine.
For Oyer Filty Tears
AN OCLD AND tiNtronnan Ramsev.-- Mrs. Win
low' SLOW'S( Syrup has been used for over fifty
years by millions of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. a soothes tho child
cottons the gumsollays ell pain, cures wind colie.
and Is thebeet reintdy for Diarrho%. Is pleas:tato
the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
'World. Twenty.fiVe cents a bottle. Its value II
incalculable. Be awe and ask for Mrs. 'Winslow s
Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.
Palmerston. will bay° electric
light.
Druggiate say that their sales of
Trood's Sarsapatfila rvoned those of all
Jouff Pnearom,•Guo. RoAoit, Wm Gissos, M P, A. T.
Salad dressing does not often re- •Wool:, A. B. Les (Toronto),
Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
since oil, vinegar, cream and eggs
may be used. The taste and senti-
ment
Savings Bank—Bouts, 10 to 3; Saturdays, 10
la.lopzosits of CI and upwards received and interest
ment of every individual may be
Special Deposits also received at current
consulted by varying the form of
service to any conceivable extent, rates of is „;,rest.
rafatnsdosaoareat Britain and the United States
bopught
"W hat broke up the meeting ?" i3, WILI4eQ1C,
inquired. the sympathizer. "What ,
broke up the meeting ? echoed theiE. L. DIORDISON, Solicitor.
fiery anarchist orator, fiercely. "It
was broken up, sir, by an idiot in
the audience who started round with
a hat to take up a colleetion to pay
for the dynamite."
Dont Tobacco Spit or Smoke 'Your Life
"Ayes,.
is tho truthful, startling title at a book about No.To.
Bac, the harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit nitre
that broom up nleotlifized nerves, ellmihitteS the
nicotine elm], makes weak men gain strength,
vigor an manhood. You ran p Alen or n
others. There is uu substitute Or Remedy 00..374 St, Paul St„ Mentroal. Sold by, tut t)f, an L. Pills, Pride 2C., sold by Ai
eta' tisk, As Xo.Tronne is soid under attareatee to with crab tree, the fr
.06 or mane refeaded. Doak feed. Ad, Sterliag pears, ‘iia
Hood's. C. E. Winton!, litinghttni, which I sold. last season for 0.50." dealers. Edrnanson, Bales & co.,Toronto.
It is not a good plan to do much
of anything in the morning before
eating breakfast, or at any rate, '
drinking a cup of coffee. One is not
in condi tion to work without detri-
ment to the general health, and not
long ago a. doctor advised a friend
not even to read before eating his
first meal; he said that it was bad
for the eyes.
Dr. McCully, of Toronto, writes to
the News of that city retailing his
experience in the matter of garden-
ing. He says that a man with. an
acre of land well cultivated can
raise every vegetable in season, sup-
ply his family with cabbage, carrots,
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The modern stand-
ard Family Medi-
cine: Cures the
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common' every -day
ills of. humanity.
DANGEROUS CONSOLATION.
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All Ittalst In a Day or Two, Out the Day
"21:17;i1g. day or two" is the thought
that consles every one who is suffering
beets, corn, cucumbers, lettuce, fany °Cindispositin that does not pros -
cauliflower, spinach, and then have trate him. In the 'case of a per. on bed-
ridden for months with disease of the Kid-
neys being asked, "Did you not have any
warning of this condition you are now in?"
" Yes, I was bothered at first with back-
ache, with occasional headaches, but did
not consider 'myself sick or the necessity
O medicine further than a plaster on my
back or rubbing with my favorite liniment.
It was months before 1 began to realize
that it was useless to further force myself
bage, put On the ground a half bar- to ignore my condition. The backache
had become a pain in the back and sides,
rel of phosphates, planted to cabbage
weak and tired feeling, high -colored
30 rows, 60 in a row arid got off the urine with obstructions and stoppage,
plot 70 per eent, of sound heads.q pain in the bladder, palpitation of the
He add : "I have been cultivating, heart, poor appetite, indigestion, and a
dull, languid feeling, with entire lack of
less than a half acre these three ;ritoeinrgtil: Klildand the fiA'st signal of distrel
years and gets 'all my Vegetables Off
it except a half dozen Cabbages this the the assistanCeTr cx81:;saektd—nretyc-Tivver
year only, and only commenced buy. Pills, the after state of misery and suffer-
ing potatoes in December. Besides, lig would have been avoided. A few
re-
tho ground averages Inc six stiflessiic=r1 •i.resatrtsYallIncr st°tOttisleIdteblaeYeottre:
barrels of apples, 40 quarts of ing affected. It is useless to expect to
cherries and about 3 bushels of dvereotte this complication without a
persistent and regular use of Chase's X.
as a balance from 50 to 60 bags of
potatoes. "He says: "I have raised
off a patch of peas, GO feet wide and
120 feet deep, $33.70 worth of stock,
marketed it for casli and paid the ex-
pense of marketing., picking and
planting besides. These were early
peas. I then planted 1( 111 late tab-
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