The Huron Signal, 1881-09-30, Page 7THE HURON ' 1GN AL, FR1DA i 'NWT. U 1:481.
farm an tarsen
The Valli wisest .f tsar,
The following_interesting ar•icle, from
(madamsth(madamsormer, is written by a
resident of this county: .--It a ill be re-
wember*d that there was a general wail
over s great part of Ontario, laat sum-
mer over the failure of spring wheat,
whatch, about the time it was well out of
the shot blade, was scorched as if it had
been primed closely beneath s sheet of
red but iron. Many conjectures were
afloat at the tune as to the scorching;
some blasted the soil;others the manure.
After carefully examining the premises
with all the little light at our cotouiaud,
we cone t ' the conclusion t!,..t tau uiuclt
ammonia which was soundautly manu-
factured by the prevatling thunder 'hew -
era, std plentifully decalited oter our
fields in quantities sufficient to burn
thrifty grain on rich win, was the cause;
the theory of the production was given
in the Farmer at the tiute, and a predic-
tion then trade that next year's crop,
whether light or heavy would be unu-
sually rich in nitrogen, that our bread
would be as good u bread and butter.
The prophecy has been fulfilled, for
never, tn the prat forty year. at least,
has w rich s flour been turned out of a
mill in this county, as has been and will
be made from our fall wheat of the pre-
sent crop. No need of spring wheat to
inix with it this time, no need to scold
the miller, or be particular whether the
butter is thick or thin, the beef or mut-
ton fat or lean, the bread itself will sup-
ply the deficiency. As an article of
food, flour this year t. very superior to
what it has been in Huron for many
years, and the probability is that wheu
the fact becomes known to consumers,
we shall get not only the top, but an
extra price for what we have to spare.
It will not be good economy,dor farmers
leo keep the old, and sell the new wheat,
sines a barrel of flour from this year's
wheat is probably worth more than a
dollar a barrel for food more than last
year.
The blank sheet for crop reports which
you sent me has not yet been filled, fur
two reasons: fine because it came to
hand in the hurry of lowest; second,
because nothing could be dune by uie in
the matter further than guess work, and
I suppose you could guess in Welland
about as well as I could here. Very
much fall wheat was not winter, but
spring killed, much plowed up,and much
of what remained was thin std uneven,
though for well tilled heads, we never had
naturei standard before. Never in my
memory-, in broadcast seeding, had we •
grain in every chaff, eight full grain. in
s row round the ear. Will see threshers
soon and try to get an estimate.
Fraternallyyours,
M. MoQcire, Sec D. G. 24.
Egmondville, 27th Aug., 188L
Libellee aad Market Garden.
There is but little regular garden work
after this month, except caring for the
crops and preparing for those of early
spring. The rubbish that may have
accumulated should be cleared away;
manure and plow or spade as much of
the garden as possible.
Cold frames should be ready for the
early lettuce, cabbage, eta It is a am-
ple matter to oonstruct one of roe
beanie, the rear part to be one foot hit
front eight inches, nailed to posts set to
give a width equal to the sash used. It
is best to put the frames in a sheltered
place facing the south. The object of
the Cold frame is to keep the plants from
sudden changes of weather -not for
growth. The sashes should nut be put
on until the cold weather demands it.
Beets and carrot. are injured by fram-
ing and should therefore be dug so soon
as growth is completed. Parsnips and
salsify are improved by frost, and only
enough of these for present use need be
dug; they may be packed in dry earth
in looses, and skied to the cellar. It
it objectionable to store large quantities
of roots in the house cellar, as foul gams
are constantly rising through the house,
making the air unhealthful to the in-
mates. Cabbages , should be taken up
before the ground freezes and stored in
trenches. These may be made by plow-
ing a deep furrow. The cabbage are
heaped, head downward, in the trench,
and covered with straw and earth. A
simpler way is to set the cabbages on
their heads in mingle rows and cover
them with a few inches of earth. Celery
not yet earthed up, should be attended
to. First bring the leaves together and
then draw the earth up. -American
Agriculturist for October.
Seams sad New aria. Law.
Previous to the President's death some
newel* ere were arguing that should hu
die at lung Branch Gutteeu could lest
be punished, as it has been held that by
the oolumou law, where the blow ass
given in one cougity and the death hap-
pened in wth.R, the offender s itut
liable. T theory is that no cruise hes
been coati i itted against the State iu
which the injured person died. But re-
cently New Jersey set herself right in
this matter by enacting that if a person
die within that State from wounds, re-
ceived in another, the person why did
the injury mu be triad, convicted and
bengal in New Jersey, That gets over
the difficulty. The chances are that
Cuiteau will r.ever get • trial. Sonne
fanatic will shoot him, either while lie
is in prison or while his trial is in pro-
gress. We must nut make up our minds
that there is only one fanatic among fifty
millions .,f people. -[Telegram.
rl hat Every Mae bays last be True.
All unite in praise of Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry who have
tried its efficacy in curing Cholera Mor-
bus, Cramps, Dysentery, Nausie, and
Stomach and Bowel Complaints, general-
ly in children or adults. Every person
should keep a supply on hand.
Some unruly persons visited the tent
of one of the principal officers and rude-
ly aroused him from his slumbers en the
night of Saturday last. The awakened
one rushed out of the tent in undress
uniform, and, with drawn sword, and
dishevelled locks, breathed out threaten-
ing. and slaughter against the disturbers
of his rest. Sundry wild words were
spoken, but no gore was shed. The re-
sult of the escapade has been $ keen
spray of badinage around the `mess"
table and every one -both disturbed
and disturbers -wind the discussion up
with hearty laugh.
W.sld hat be Without R.
One who has fairly tented Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry, though pre-
judiced against pr.,prietory reedicinee in
general, writes -"I would not rest over
night without this reluble remedy for
sudden attacks of Cholic, Cramps and
Cholera Morbus w preveleut in the
summer seamen, I keep a bottle at
hand."
A CATARRH CURE. -the remedy is
crushed cubed berries smoked in a pipe,
emitting the smoke through the nose;
after a few trials this will be easy to do.
If these is stopped up so that it is al-
most impossible to breathe, one pipeful
will make the head as clear as a bell.
For sore throat, asthma, and bronchitis,
swallowing the smoke effects immediate
relief. It is the best remedy in the
world for offensive breath and will make
the most foul breath pure and sweet.
Suffering from the most horrible disease,
ulcerated catarrh, will find this remedy
to be unequalled, and a month's use will
cxre the most obstinate case. A single
trial will convince any one. Eating the
uncrushed berries is also good for soar
throat and all bronchial complaints.
After smoking do not expose yourself to
cold air for at least fifteen minutes. The
berries are perfectly harmless, and there
is no use going to "catarrh doctors"
when you procure this remedy. They
can be procured at any drug store, and
you can cruah them yourself. -(Ex.
These who are subject to Biliousness,
Constipation, Dyspesia, Indigestion or
any Kidney Affection, should take the
advise of an able physician and use Dr.
Carson's Stomach and Constipation Bit-
ters. In large bottles at 50 Dents. Geo.
Rhynes special agent for Goderich
Dr. Carson never claimed fur his
Stomach and Coustip•tion Bitters any
Mute t tut s POwss or HsALINu, but
with the quiet oonaoiouaness of the me-
dicinal virtues he prescribes them to all
those wk. suffer from any deraugemeet
of the St&uach, Bowels, Liter and Kid
-
heya. Ill large 8 oz. bottles at 50 cents.
George Rhynas special agent for Gude-
rich.
Laws.
We oall the attention of post-
masters and subscribers to the following
tympani of the newspaper laws :
1. A postmaster is required to ',five
notice by letter (returning a paper dose
not answer the law) when a subscriber
'hues nut take his paper out of the office,
and state the reasons for its not being
taken. Any neglect to du se stakes the
ter responsible to the publishers
sir payment.
2. 11 any person orders his paper dis-
continued, he must pay all arrearages,
or the publisher any continue to send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole uuount, whether it be taken fruni
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 has sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain tints, and the
publisher continues to send, the sub-
scriber is bound to pps•y'for it if he takes
it out of the post -office. This proceeds
upon the ground that a lout trust pay for
what he uses.
6. The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take • newspaper and periodicals
from the post-nflice, or removing and
leaving theist uncalled for, is prima facia
evidence of intentional fraud.
TMs FATAL WILD PAaixnr.-Robert
Heatley, of Caradoc, died on Friday
from eating wild parsnip. It seems that
while enraged in the field with his son
he came across some roots of which he
partook liberally, believing them to be
wholesome. He also asked his son to
partake, but the latter refused. In an
hour he was dead. He was a ntan wide-
ly and favourably known in Caradoc and
Delaware, and leaves a wife and seven
or eight children. His death is particu-
larly saddening from the fact that his
brother was killed by a bull but a week
previous.
New AND Rae/moon. -The most ex-
quisite little toilet gem extant for the
teeth and breath is "TsASERaY." Sam-
ple 5 cents.
The Fruit Medea.
The advantages of a fruit garden are
many, and all farmers should have one.
Now is • good time to choose • place
and prepare it for raising fruit of the
smaller sorts. The soil should be well -
drained and rich. Strawberry plants
may be set out until the Doming of the
frosts, after which the soil of the beds
should be covered with litter, putting it
slightly over the plants. There is no
great' gain, as to the fruit, in planting
straw'oerriee late; but the soil is in bet-
ter oondition now than in spring, and
work is not an pressing. No crop cao
be expected the next season unless potted
plants are set. Two feet between the
rows will be the distance most suitable
for working • stall cultivator among the
plants, Blackberry and raspberry plants
had better be set out in, the fall, as
they start growing so early in the spring.
Blackberries should be 6 to 8 test apart
in rows, and the raspberries about 4 by
6 feet in picking the Grapes for mar-
ket it is best to tree the grape scissors,
which allow the bunch to be removed
without handling and defacing the
bloom. The thin-skinned varieties, like
the Concord, will not keep l.mg, but the
tough -skinned rinds, as the Catawba,
Irma, and Diana may he preserved in
good shapes until the holidays To thus
keep them the grapes must he well
ripened, picked with care, and left in a
cool mom for few days until the skis
gets tough. Pock them afterward■ in
small boxes (3 to 5 Ib. putting the
fruit in (mel the bottom, and petting
on the over (bottom), with some prim -
sure, and tackier feet. Lahril the other
side, which is the one to he opened.
Keep in dry and cool place until est
to tnarket.-,American Agriculturist for
October.
D. IIe4 he Oreetved.
In thew times of quack medicine ad-
vertisements everywhere, it is truly
gratifying to find one remedy that is
worthy of praise, and which really does
as recommended. Electric Bitters we
can vouch for as being • true and relia-
ble remedy, and one that will do as re-
commended. They invariably cure
stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties.
We know whereof we speak, and can
readily say, give them a trial. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle, by all druggists. -
(Adv.
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal & Black.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
New BOILERS and SALT PANS man» Lee-
t erect on shortest notice.
All kinds of Repairing executed under the
personal rupervislon of the Proprietors who
ARC
Practical Workmen.
P. 0. Box 103. 1787
TO BUILDERS._
KINTAIL BRICK YARD.
A quantity of good white brick on hand and
for sale at reasonable rates.
The subscriber is now carrying on the brick
making business at the Kintall kilns. and will
give all orders which may be seat him the
most prompt attention. The brick is of first-
class quality, and the terms are reasonable.
Address
JOHN K. McGREGOR,
Xintatl, P. 0
Nature, after all, is the great physio
Man. She hides all the secrets of health
within her broad, generous bosom, and
mart needs but t o go to her intelligently
for bis every need- The discovery of
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OT Rao Snot's (ler, is an apt illustra-
tion of this. As a cure for Coughs,
Colds, Less of Voice and Hoarseness it
stand. unrivalled, while its low price and
readiness of access places it within the
teach of all. Try it and be convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 60 -cent
bottles. - •d
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. thorough knewledse of the natural
laws which govern the operatkms of
Aigest nn
Ilad nutrition. and l.careful of
properties n1 welJ-.eleeted l oe..
Mr.
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Province of Ontario Directory
1. CDR 1E381-1882_
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lilt. LOVELL, at the request of several
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AIM TEM FIRM
JOHN ATORY
The Tinsmith is still to the frust
I have pleasure to state that despite the inocnvemenee l was put to in my business by
the recent fire to my premises, that 1 am now Io full blast again, ',retwre('to give the greatest
bargains in Ooderich In
STOVES, TINWARE, .LAMP GOODS,
and every other lice the businea
1 would also return my thanks to the Tire Brigade and people of Goderich for the stu-
essaful efforts in saving my property in my sbee ce from home, at the late tire.
John Story.
COT sale by JAMS WILDS,
Owens Rwyius,
Chemists and Drnista
D FOWLERS
EXTRACT VV!LL;
Cures Cholera. Cholera Morbus, 0r
oentery, Cramps, Collo, Bea Sick -
pees and Bummer Complaint ; also
Cholera Infantum, and all Com-
plaints peculiar to children teeth-
ing, and will be found equally
beneficial for adults or children.
FOS Ulf BY AU DIUCCI>1T$.
T. MILBURN It 00.,
Proprietors. T orortto.
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. BTRA0IIAN
HAS REMOVED 141,
GROCERY BTTSINESS
To the old stand in the Albion Block, formerly occupied by him, where be will be pleased
to welcome all his old customers and the public generally. A Targe quantity of
M-- - -- - - F+..a.a.w.....--Aa.s.>n.,u,. . .. . --,..,.,scene,
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES
A'.
CHEAP .4s THE i'IIEAPE"T.
D, C_ STRACHAN,
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
-ash -
MR. D. FERGLT80N
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT!
Nearly all of said Stock, as well as my own original Stock, was bought before the .I4 one
.f Hardware. I am therefore in • position to ...11 Cheaper than any other
Mase la the `('..■ty.
MY STOCK OF
Farmers', Builders, & General Harqure
IS COMPLETE
which I want co run ofrqulckly-.
OOXZ AND 1111T AT SLOE PRICES AS WILL PLEASE TO' .
Fresh' Ground Water Lime in Stook.
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL B-4 RE FENCE WIRE.
ILLCKE NZIE
1751-tm.
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HURON CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY
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ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness and Despatch, and at Reas-
onable Rates. Call kind examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T_ 8z J_ STORY,
HAMILTON STREET
gpXNOX'8 OLD STXD.
GRAND CLEARING SALE
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Boots and Shoes,
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CAMPBELL'S BOOT al SHOE EMPORIUM,
FOR OE 4ONTH.
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Previous to tock taking. My Stock is Large and well -assorted
and
G REAT BARGAINS
will be giver
z RIVrS = Ca431-1
WM. CAMPBELL.
Galerich, Jan. 13, 18818 1769
Daniel Gordon,
Cabe1-MEker an Uuertaker.
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!loaf Nnyerf will ed h tet their advantage to see my dock If they need • stent,artle r a
close peter
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