The Huron Signal, 1881-09-23, Page 7l'l!E HURON SIGNAL. 1'3;11AY, ; ,EP t :3, 1881.
Farm ant) eart)en.
WWI Ohms
A Bt. Catharines fruit grt over write:
"I was grille 'ng some peachds from my
trees, and I dd d not discover a single bee
among the trees, but I saw a number of
wasps orb I could not be sure
which they were, as I am not very well
posted on entomology. The flies look
very much like the common house fly,
but tnuch larger. The peaches ripening
now are rotting very much, and I think
the most, if not all, of it is (mused by the
insects burrowing or 1.. ;ing holes
through the skin of the peach, and when
that is done they commence rotting di-
rectly. It might at first sight, seem
strange that flies could burrow holes in
fruit, but I hare known many inst.tnces
of flies burrowing holes into hogs' backs
and dogs' ears, which I thiuk would re-
quire much greater exertion than drill-
ing through the skin of a peach."
rreservatlua of deeds,
W, D. Philbrick, in the New lertafee4
Farmer,' writes :-
"The season for the ripening of seeds
being at hand, a few words about their
selection, preparation and preservation,
will be acceptable to those not familiar
with the art of raising them.
"In the first place, only the beat spe-
cimens of each kind should be raved and
all inferior ones rejected; this is easy
enough with such plants as.quashea, cu-
cumbers. tomatoes, melons. etc., care be-
ing used only to save the earliest, fairest
end most perfect specimens. The need
should be allowed to ripen thoroughly
before taking it from the fruit, which
will require some weeki with ejuashea,
after gathering from the vine; tomatoes
are placed in the sun fir a few days, and
melon seeds may be taken directly when
the,nielon is fit to eat; seeds .,f this na-
ture having a fleshy pnlp are usually
cleaned by allowing theta to ferment in
'eater fur a day or two, when the pulp
will easily wash ..tf, after which the seed
is spread upon a sheet in the sunshine to
dry. Sometimes the fermentation is
allowed to go too far and the seed is
spoiled, hence some cafe and experience
are needed to clean seed in this way,and
some persona prefer to wash the need
directly from the palp without ferment-
ing; this ensures good seed, but it is al-
• must impossible to make it perfectly
clean without fermenting.
"The seeds of the seivash ate) all vines worthy of praise, and which really dues
are good for two to five years if carefully
kept; onion red, however, is very u:•
Eerier after the first year, and worthless
titer the second. When old seed is to
tie used, it should be tested by sowing a
counted lot in a hot bed or other suita-
ble place, and counting the number of
plants that come up, and noting the vigor
of the plants; the plants from old seed
are usually less vigorous than from fresh
se.,d, and sometimes are so weak as to
be worthless,"
ARE YOU I
Are you a Dyspeptic 1 Have you
Indiaeation ? Is your Liver dugtiah t
Dors your food trouble you 1 Does
sleep fail to refresh yiiu '1 Is your appe-
tite and energy guile 1 Zorsea (from
Brazil) will cure yo;., tune you up, and
invigorate your whet. rystetn. It is a
gentle purgative, acts as a wonder upon,
and gives strength and energy to the
Ui{active apparatus. It is strongly anti -
carries orf all surplus bile, tones
the Liver, gives solutd Digestion and
speody health to the Dyspeptic and the
Bilious. 'fry a 10 cunt sample at least.
Newspaper Laws.
We call the special attention of post-
masters and subscribers to the following
aynopais of the newsparer laws :
1. A postmaster is required to give
notice by letter (returning a paper does
not answer the law) when a subscriber
dues nut take his paper out of the office,
and state the reasons for its not being
taken. Any neglect to do so makes the
poostinaster responsible to the publishers
for payment.
2. If any person orders his paper dis-
continued, he must ray all arreazages,
or the publisher may continue to send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken from
the office or not. There can be no legal
discontinuance until the payment is
made.
3. Any person who takes a paper from
the post -office, whether directed to his
name or another, or whether he bas sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper ao
be stopped at a certain time; and the
publisher continues to send, the sub-
scriber •is' bound to jay for it if he takes
it out of the post-othoe. This proceeds
upon the ground that a man must pay for
What he uses. .
5. The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take a newspaper and periodicals
fruit' the post -office, or removing and
leaving thein uncalled for, is prieel focus
evidence uf intentional fraud.
Be Not be Deceived.
In these times of quack medicine ad-
vertisements everywhere, it is truly
gratify -int: to find one remedy that is
easily mix with others of the same fami- as rec.tnntendetl. Electric Bitters we
ly in the neighborhood, so tkat when a
variety is to be kept pure and true to
name, it trust be 'planted clt.ite remote
from any others of the same family. The
can vouch for as being a true and relia-
ble remedy, and one that will do as re,
commended. They invariabl cure
stomach and Liver Complaints.
of the Kidney's and Urinary, dilhcuhies.
mixing is clone by the bees, who carry
We know whereof we speak, and can
readily aa„ give them a trial. .Sold at
fifty cents a bottle,- by all druggists. -
[Adv.
the pollen from flower to flower, often
a quarter of a mile. It is quite difficult
to grow good squash seed near a pump-
kin held for this reason, and not more
than one kind of melon or encumber can
be grown in the same field; rid have the l are equally effectual, du not gripe, weak- P1
1 t
seed pure. I en. or produce nausea and are purely p1
"Tomatoes, corp and beans mix less' vottetable. In large 8 oz. bottles at 50 "
As a Family Medicine Dr. Canon's
Stotnsah and Constipation Bitters are
rapidly t..►king the place of pills, they
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPItlkTOOHS Or' 1 H F:
Goaerich Mills
LATE PIPER'S.;
Bet to return their [basks to tpe public for
the liberal patroaate received daring the past
year and to state they are prepared to do
G-RI,STING
its the shortest notice. or for the convenfeaoe
of parties' Its log at a distance will t :change
gouts at their town store
Late W. M. HWiard's,)
Maseaie block. East St. Ooder(ch.
!'Highest prior paid for wheat.-*\
R. PROUDFOOT
11 a _test re. et%eda
New and Well Assorted Stock
FRESII GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS
Which he trill sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
11
Fine Family Flour
FEET. t\I.
CURED MEATS 1
(lwayin --t..e{:.
Goods Delivered t.r Any Part u1 do T..rit
Oodertee. June lth. 1 ;1. erre-tt
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal & Black.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
New BOILERS and SALT PANS manufac-
tured on alsortcst'notice.
All kinds of Repairing ezecuted under the
personal supervision of the Pretstetora who
LRa.
Practical Workmen.
P. O. Box 103. : 1787
1 BUILDERS.
IINTAIL BRICK YARD.
A q•untity of aetwi white brick on hand ind
fur sale at reasonable rates.
Tb.-its,crib.•t it now ranting on the brick
�ak�n� business at the Eintail kilns. and will
ties ail ceder; whoi h may he sent hen the
mots prompt attention. The brick le of first-
class quality. and tree terms are reasonable.
.tddres-
JOHN K. M.e;REGOR,
1 Iatiil. P O'
re: ►
►47y,should septa but bekept rate by of int.. Ge oge Rhynas apectai agent for w+a•a+tAr•
s ome rods when pure seed is required. Guderich. �' ' %►I.J zy:;iA thio q,_ the
"Seeds of vines keep longer if not al- ' Nature after all, is the great Tohyat
1 Nen** ro-co. aril thsi
_�.
lowed to freeze; they will preserve their elan. She hides all the secrets of heialthI Cir• .- t'cz .
vitality five er six tears, :if kept in a within her broad, generous b.te.•m, and er li:t:.tl.1e . t •h• ) 1a!!'lA:_ AND
warm dry place. A closet near a chis- Ilan needs but to go to her intelligently, 1111 acv OV4LIITIZ Ct: ,kTIVE °n VI, 8'
t
neo is a good place, and since mice had for his every need. The disa.veryI: of : ee-.I . Las eJv ae.p.i:•.' ' t, t°
tke great Couch Remedy, GHAT'S 5yH•L.• t a pd. 11AJ to conn t.nh' t.t a t, ....
rats are very tend of such tidbits as or RED SPRUCE Gill, is an apt illustra- ! ,4001 •i.ro .a•c* 't tl.a STOMACM.
melon seeds. it will be advisable to loot tem of this. As a cure fur Coughs, , u.vir. >J.EE"t. - '. tPALAULM. 13i27(n
them up in a tin chest or other rat p -orf 'Colds, Loss of Voice and Hoarseness it '-I' �.
me'It ; I know of nothing so pro- stands unrivalled, while• its low price and
arrange
readiness "f access places it within the„�p,t,t3rs.:N
coking as to find some paper of choice reach of all. Try it and be convinced. , 6-.-c.-e•+-r -. • •-
seed all shelled out by the mice just at a5 teed •1 Dv -?EPb a EI t3US rt: 8 C
j All chemiRts keep it in 25 and 50 -.est l i
totaneeets. kERVD.J3 Pf703TRA11051 r n•'
planting tire, when itis often impxosaihle betties.-- ad ArQ3T salty a,.
2EPLESStlEia, .+ 1
to replace it, and when delay is always _ eui.nrot Professor Loomis' high iii o it,tf,
vexatious andexpensi'e. Eressc'con.-- GRATEFUL ASnt'uWFOKTTSO. '•it 1.4 N::.Ar:r.;t A UNIVERSAL PANACEA
Ry atthor..ugh knowledge of the nature/ TI1.t\ .%N TtIISJ IN )1LMtiNE
S' %hen saving seeds of beets, cabbage, lav a w111.'It govern the operations of digestion @EWARE QF n t117.1 AND IM.TATt.^ti
sal nu0•ition, and h a careful application of
turnip, etc., those who are moat partiCu- ter floc pmpe'rtics of well- elected (ops. Mr. PADA. EACH GENUINE HOLMAN PAD 'ear•
lar reject all but the seedgrown on the non's heal provided our hrukfsat u Cis.
a the PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP of the 1101.
dolieateiy flavoured les versge whish may sate MAN PAP COMPANY, being clic above Trailleading stem, Beet seed ii cleaned by ea many heavy doctors' hills. it is by the tudt-
cicions use of such articles of diet that a con- )lark poi .tot in green, i DRUGGISTS
threshing; sifting,. and picking over too.stltntion may begraduallybuilt upuntilstrong • FOR SALE BY ALL DRYWISTS
enangh to eal.t every tendency to dtsraee.
get out tho sticks; it varies much in size • hien. reds of .nhtle maladie. arefloating
and should be separated b a sieve in I around nt ready to attack wherever there is a
int► y weak print. N'e may serape many a fatal
order to have it run evenly through the i shaft by keeping onrielves wen fe:NIA with
pare blood and a pmper1j noerlshed tame.'
seed drill, for it is'the moat troubles .tme --(frit -"JAe cairn.. --. ild ly In Pu keta
D sow evenly. a 1Ahdled --"JAWS, Errs ef- Co"., omm,pathie
inventor will discover a methal of ahel App 's Chocolate Assess tar eRerneOn use.
1761
of all acix(t x e e lv P chairs some
l'hemlete. London. Ang."-Also makers of
i
ling out beet seeds, so that they could
be done, one of the chief items of labor
in raising beets world be greatly lighten
ed, a saving of more than half the seed
would be effected also; for the beet seed
M now sown is a lied containing two to
flee mods each, and is so rough and un
even in shape as to give much trouble to
cow -it evenly with a drill, in fact to in -
sere a food stand, very heavy seeding
and L-bortous thinning- Bre esseutiak-
if the pod could be crushed and the seed
shelled out, it. could then be drilled in
as evenly ss any other seed.
• When it is desirable to mit two sorts
,f corn, t omat..ett, beans, etc. , in order
t. get a new sort combining the feel
.lualitiea ..f bath, alternate rows of each
kind are planted alongside, and the seed
taken from either, will contain more or
Icgw •.1 the character of both: it will not
ire a true new variety, however, until it
has been gr„wen by itself f••r s•.me years;
at first it will sport more or less, and
breed back to the . J 1 MAN k ..f one side
or the other. it is t'otstha' ..ur best va•
i -it -ties of new vsietablea are produced.
"Seeds of all kinds keep best in a dry
Pven tem1 * ratnre. When to ie kelt in
large Iota they may be put in hers and
hung from the ceiling of the reem, tit
keel, them front the mica N••-' anted'
w
Or scut Ly mail, postps:d, on receipt of 12.50.
FULL TREATISE .ENT FREE.
HOLMAN PAD CO.,
'71 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO.
Coasu;talion Fre,. Suitable Monts for the recep-
tion of lady ratienti
The Great American Remedy for
LIBERAL OFFERS C') !-Cede , COLDS, ASTIf1UA,
FOR 1881.. B R 0) NCIII TI.' LOSS OF
YOIt,EE, IIOARsENESR AND
TIIRO:I T AFFECTIf)N•S.
Twolears for the Price of One 1 sees /Z "": X f
THE REPRINTS OF "l'ae Own wrethe .ste ri <�..
for
aw.t 75.wie. .4eiyerte► b ow, ser ,�1 'w, n err r
ali tM Owes” ♦ Fi.1” matt n
-.rtt11,att taw•ht sea, owl swiftly a o
TSB DRiTtt►Il QV 1RT1r1t Lf 'Era stedfral,. .e/im.oll,ar>/wra
L,•er. 1111E 1 w '50
111110011 Or ltTi.Rr.\' rr••,n.err•twHerR
1111:iil OHM I Wale r.
AVP
wnaTHt raTIM (Lilrrrnl,
REVIEWS,
eJNb..n►GRAY'S tie ewer
sr par., tr•,
.sed ,tot a.
ewttelo.
j"�cell', ti•
(
n
ik0"wo
b.r.,nle
preprrflM
err pre•
s Lreed
mIs 4,rr.
e ,n,r-
,.Rv p r e -
est n
'b SPRUCE e - arse
centum,
nw•ala.
'Parr term pan wtjf yt,/
t. •testae nJebp wml
s mne, / i j�1 rtelrn
from ear GU .•, ,te
sows .h
Iter rensarkabld ppo�sIirr in relierfin.g
aerealn fcs'ns of Ryvin"hilia, and its
Aminal p,Ir•i fi.' e}Feel in parting of. -
e. ties.f
fool. „11ar
erreefa
te.�..". SYRUP
DisAkerood's E1anb^,.rgh Magszir e, bang fs
Present the Nal Ire. i ,. r, rio.lienla in a con- 1 pose..
and *et nlrrtA eta• 1 poses. ,,s,.f
venient forts pTsowI
anerntknt. MP ,VIL
Tet'sseetttwbsertption traeladla* re-tap.1 earl. r o w
Blackwood or anynone ReRview .. al.: p.raa.
�a
/is'. kw.i.tA atrA three yteviews lie
Any two Reviews 7 Oe
Blsckwtwd kid the torsi Ret,etyc 1S.ee -
Th•• w. ire stmt ball rM' wk.* charred by
the English l'nMuhorw.
('ircalars erten the Contents of the Prrie.t-
testc tar the year emit and man, other Turtle -
Stara nay be had on application.
, .rw.r
Mac wood and any one eview. e.sa
Raekw,.al and two Reviews. 11A1
RED
ieeklea's Aralen nails.
The hurt salve in the w. rid for cuts,
illries, Steres, (Iloer... Salt Rheum,
Fry r Sores, Totter, Chapped hands,
Ch: ns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
aid positively cures Piles. It is guar.
ant. ed to give perfect ysatiafecti..R or
.y refunded. Price 25 cents per
hoz. For sale by ell drtiggiata
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
ae yter
t/,rri n4A
Unlocks all the clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying
eff gradually without weakening the system,
all the impurities and foul humors of the
secretions ; at the same time Cerreeting
Acidity of the Stomach, curing Bili-
ousness, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Diz-
ziness, Heartburn, Constipation,
Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy. Dim-
ness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of
the Heart, Nervousness and General
Debility ; all these and many other simi-
lar Complaints yield to the happy influence
of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Sample Bottles 10c ; Regular size EL
For sale Ly all dealers.
T. KILBl•RN .1 t 0., Proprietors. Toronto
HOP. BITTERS.
(A Medlel.e, set a Drink,)
coXTArlts
HOPE, nIICHII1 MANDRAKE,
DANDELION.
1 N D Mt PURIST AND Ra5T HLDICAL QV ALI•
TINS 07 ALL OTasa RtTrsaa.
• TIIEY CL'1ZE
All Diseases of the Stomach. Bowels. Blood.
Ll, ser. Kidneys, sed Urinary°Tirana. Neo-
ruugnaa,Slee lesane.sandespecWly
Female Complaints.
*1000 IN COLD.
Wt11 hoped for a ease they will not care or
help. or fur seething Impure or fnlerfoua
found In them.
Ask your druggist for Hop Blttersand try
em before you sleep. Take no Other.
D.1 C /s an absolute and Irresistible cure fo
Lruuueueaa, use of optum, tobacco and
uarcoilcs.
SAND roe Cower to.
All.°.••. ,old by dr.Frl.t..
Hap bill... )Ifo. C.., Ita-b«rr, Y. r., A Tonal*, oat.
LOVELL'$
0
Province of Ontario •Dire{,fo,ly
b'OR 1t3s1-1Efr ..-
TO lar; )'CHLIkIIED IN NOV}:3ifE', 15:1,
}'rite
It.
LOVELI at the request of revoral
M 31..rcbe• r,.:,,.,1 o0. ire of the Proviurt of
Ontario of the lay of 'Ientreal. Re.. begs to
announce that -1.. t.rn, will publish a PRO-
VINCE 01•'o4'r.t1111* DIRECTORY, in No-
vember r.t Xt. cOnfaa•.'t g an
Alphabetical C: irector;
AND A THOROUGH
01: ;t,p ed Busing"0 Pitt,Tiery
APT= THE FIRE.
JOHN `TORY
The Tinsmith is still to the front.
1 have pleasure to state that despite the inc'nventeneo 1 was put to in my business by
the recent Are in my premises. that 1 am now in full blast again, prepared to give the greatest
bargains in l3oterieb 1,,
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and overt' ether line ID the busiucas.
I would also return my thanks to the Etre Brigade and people of (loderich for the suc-
cessful efforts in saving my property in my absence from home, at the late tire.
John Story.
of the IIusittere and Prof'ssitt.t:1 re r in i'.ic
Cities. Towns, and Villager , tr::., i.
Classified Business i•' --r. ctr
01•' THE
CiTY OF MONTREAL.
The same care and :Vie/W..11 11 bx•rtowcd on
the 1hmiinion and Pnovineini Darr, tures of
Lin will be given to tine work. Subs.-rilsers
tweet- tespeetfully coli. tt l 'ct111.4. of _\d-
vert.ti, is made known up. i n pllcntlon.
JOHN 1OVELL & SON
Montreal DPP. Mil. l vb i,. , r 1:09
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRACIIA31'
HAS REMO%-ED H1$
C+ROCERY BUSINESS
To tho old stand in the Albion Block. formerly occupied by him, where he will be pleased
to welcome all his old customers and the public generally. A large quantity of
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES
A.
CHEAP AS Till:' (.'HEA PEST.
D. C. STRACIL .
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK
MR. D. FERGUSON
—.ser A —
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT'
Nearly all of said Stock, as well as my own original `t, .4., w':r bought before the Atte rause'
of Hardware. I am therefore in a poaittnn to aclld'1:rtrit••r Cout any other
Nouse la Ilse l'oantq.
MY STUCK OF
Farmers', lll1efS, & BllO[1 llhi'r
(jam Iw
epees,
PB. MZLJ]A8. l seitseste hacking ,oughot, i,t now. mei/
New subscriber, �►ave the numbers for I ,p„ to t/, prohne al iar&I
tope and lRfi at Elie dtic! of one ,car's sw► rArattRs }sew
sesames mtit.
To ant setecrittee. new or std. we win fir•
ntah the periodical* for iris at half print•.
All orders to re sent tithe pnMiratIon nRlce.
To serer-• Premiums apply M^sell,
The Leonard Scott Pablislsinl Oo.,
is Da•0%5C 4T.. et.w taus
1 ./a ries a 1 r . re awl
Ors a N.M. N.M,
X1:dam- onnoOI
11104, wrapper
sinanory7yq54
liiERR Y. W-1 TRI) ti a CO.,
w t4spa. • e.ayrsrwsal ater�.va.fae o
•
maroanlaselleelle
ror sale ny JA}tLe \\ILtON,
Chemist and a i '.. •, ts.
EXTRACT WILD
3TRAWBERK
Cures Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dy -
wintery, Cramps, Colic, Sea Sick -
nese and Summer Complaint; also
Cholera lnfantum, and all Com-
plaints peculiar to children teeth-
ing, and will be found equally
beneficial for adults or children.
FOR SALE RR ALL ORUCCMTB.
T. MILBURN & 00.,
Proprietors, T oronto.
.-.........,..s...,.. ..444.444..44414444.44441.41.4, .a,srsa,,a,a.rNl.saswn...-.:.«artwtaxr.'etn• -•• --
IS COMPLETE
which I want to run off quick!) .
COME AND BUY AT 5408 PRICES AS WILL PLEdi.CE
Fresh" Ground Water Time in .Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL Ba ICI; PENCE WIRE.
R. MCK NZIL-+'
1751-1m.
II'UtRON CARRIAGE WORE$.
T. & J. STORY,
1St'CCESSORS TO JOHN KNOXI. MANUFACTURERS " (i.
s Fir. am q 1
1111111 pc,
'i
vei.;01. -Z�r.
• -tr
Buns
SLC_
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neetnt•ss :inii Despatch, and at ,lease
enable Rates. ('all and examine before purchasing et etch. r. .
T_ of J_ STORY,
(KNOX'S OLD STND. lt:\MILTO STREF.'s
GRAND CLEIMIG S. LE
---1) F- - '
Boots_ and_ S'hoos,
CAMPBELL'S MINI ;rid S[10] EMP0111111,
FOR ONE o-ionTx.
Prevjoue to tock taking. My Stock j:; Large and v./en-asserted,
ane.
G BEAT BARGAINe
will be giver
WM. CAMPBELL.
ice, Jan. 13, 1881
Daniel Gordon.
Nitlitt
e
104.4 Ifo•«• in t1, so-5i.,,,aapt lw i fines Xh.is 1t is side ..f lomeiers 1
1'A R1A•R Serri t.
BP.It
Et -1
Lot' ytaa,+;gest . , tore -
(full Sayers will toad It to their advantage M see sty week tt they need a gn.wi artlrtr to,
croft twit*
t) GORDON. !rest *red. stat res! Heli• '-• d. ,cA