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THE HUtON SIGNAL, FRIDAY AUG 10, 188
farm ana Marden.
Bays the Northwestern Miller : " Let
the flour sit un the back of the stove or
some other warm {dace 24 hours and
you will be surprised at the difference it
will make in either bread or cake.
" My advice to de Homier brudder sm
not to lie or deceive in tradiri mules,
but to answer as few queshuns as he kin,
an' seem sort o' keerless whedder his
offer mu 'oepted or not."
" Yes,,' said Mrs. Trowser, as she ex-
patiated upon the beauties of her flower
garden, " I have given it great care and
if you come over in a week er two I ex-
pect to be able to show you some beauti-
ful scarlet p umonias."
A Valuable Teak.
The following table gives the oluanti-
ty of seed and number of plants requi-
site to crop en acre of land, and will
prove valuable to fanners and gardeners,
and to families generally who may have
only a snail garden. It can always be
referred to, to set one right iu any mat-
ter of doubt connected with tht. subjects
involved :
Peter (!erste
aeon mentions that of 20
different kinds of celery tested last sea-
son he found While Walnut the best.
Col. Gillett says that we have passed
the time hen there is any profit in
growing steers first and then fattening
them afterward.
The trotting premiums of Fairs can
safely be omitted, tut those for fast
walkers should be permanent and liberal,
says the Weekly Press.
" Beer drinkers," says Popular Sctencr
hews, " are now consuming vast quanti-
ties of very filthy drugs owing to the
high price of hops.
J. W. Darrow tells us that the longer
Paris -green is mixed with plaster before
using, the more effectual the application
will he. This is an important Item.
Save the seed of Gladioli. They should
be planted half an inch deep, The
tint year they grow to the height of a foot.
Most of them will bloom the third year.
J. J. Thomas calls attention to the
fact that objectionable names are creep-
ing into our fruit nomenelature. He
mentions Birt Bob as unsuitable to a hne
strawberry and thinks that Skirts de-
serves a better name. He thinks that
the Superb Raspberry is no more superb
than some other kinds. " Garfield" is
now being used to push forward second-
. rate, new fruits. Tho French word
Beurre is applied to 270 names and sy-
nonyms of pears which would be quite
as intelligible without it. Thesame may
be said of " Pippin" among apples.
Dr, Sturtevant of the N. Y. Exp.
Station tried placing corn -cobs dipped in
coal tar a.nong the vines to keep away
the stripped bug or cucumber beetle.
This " noxious substance," he says ap-
parently drove away the greater part of
the beetles. Thus, he found 28 beetles
on 29 plants of squashes on which no
preventive had been used, While on 42
plants about which cobs dipped in the
coal tar had been placed, he found but
16 beetles.
Dr. Thurber calls attention to the fact
that hogs are fond of Purslane(Pussley);
that hens are fund of it and that it is
not to be despised as a table vegetable.
French gardeners cultivate three kinds,
viz : the Green, Golsen and the Large -
leaved.
A member of the Elvin' Farmers
Club, as reported in the Husbandman,
says that he cut a field of joats w':en the
grain was in the milk and it is is esti-
mated by the one who fed themes worth
twice es much as good hay. Mr. Arm-
strong estimates oats cut green tor cattle
feeding is worth more for cows in milk
than any other fodder. Cattle and hor-
ses eat the whole -the last bit of straw.
It imparts color to butter the same as it
takes from fresh pastures.
Tie up the grape -vires canes, destroy-
ing the shoot that interfere, in such a
manner ti•at they cannot be tied up.
Thtn-out the bunches. Sow Hungarian
ss
graseed one bushel or more to the are
upon a fine, surface msnured seed bed.
-[Rural New Yorker.
Asparagus in 12-ipch drills, 16 quarts.
Asparagus plantal4 by 14 feet, 8.000.
Barley, 2; bushels.
Beans, bush. in drills, 25 feet, 1i
bushels.
Beans, pole, Lime, 4 by 4 feet. 20
quarts.
Beans, Carolina, prolific, fic., 4 by 3
feet, 10 quarts.
Beets, mangolds, drills, 24 feet, 9
pounds.
Brootn corn in drills, 12 pounds.
Cabbage, outside, for transplanting,
12 ounces.
Cabbage sown in frames, 4 out.Ces.
Carrots, in drills, 25 feet, 4 pounds.
Celery, sped, 8 unces.
Celery, plant 4 by 4 feet, 25,000.
Clover, white Dutch, 13 pounds.
Clover, Lucerne. 10 pounds.
Clover, Alaska, 6 pounds.
Clover, large red with timothy,
pounds.
Clover, large red without timothy,
ponnds.
Corn, sugar, 10 quarts.
Cern, field, 8 quarts.
Corn, salad, drill 10 inches,25 pounds.
Cucumber, in hills, 3 quarts.
Cucumber, in drills, 4 quarts.
Egg -plants, 3 by 2 feet, 4 ounces•
Endive, in drilla, 24 feet, 3 pounds.
Flax, broadcast, 20 quarts.
Grass, timothy, with clover, 6 quarts.
Grass, timothy, without clover, 10
quarts.
Grass, orchard, 25 quarts.
Grass, red tie) or herds, 20 quarts.
Grass, blue, 28 gnarts.
Grass, rye, 20 quarts.
Grass, millet, 32 quarts
Hemp, broadcast, i bushel.
Kai', German green, 2 pounds.
Lettuce, in rows, 25 feet, 3 pounds.
letek,'4 pounds.
Lawn grans, 35 pound.
Melons, water, :n ;tills, 8 by 8 feet, 3
pounds
Melons, citrons, in hills, 4 by 4 feet, 2
pounds..
• Oats, 2 bushels.
Okra,.iu drills, 25 by } feet,20 ds.
Onion, in beds for seta, 50 pounds.
Orion, in rows for large bulbs, 7
pounds.
Parsnips, in drills, 25 feet, 5 pounds.
Pepper, plants, 25 by 1 foot, 17,500.
Pumpkin, in hills, 8 by 8 feet, 2 qts.
Parsley, iu drilla, 2 feet, 4 pounds.
Pea., • in drills, short varieties,
bushels.
Peas, in drills, tall varieties 1 to 1k
bushels.
Peas, broadcast, 3 bushels.
Potatoes, 8 bushels.
Radish, in drills, 2 feet, 10 pounds
Rye, broadcast, 11 bushels.
Rye, drilled, lb bushels.
Salsify, in drills 25 teet, 10 pound.$,
Spinach, broadcast, 30 pounds. '
Squish, bush. in hills 4 by 4 feet, 3
pounds.
Sgash, running, 8 by 8 feet, 3 pow:tde.
Sorghum, 4 quarts.
Turnips, in drills 2 feet, 3 pounds.
Turnips, broadcast, 3 pounds.
Tomatoes, in frames, 3 ounces.
Tomatoes, seed in hills 3 by feet, 8
ounces.
Tomatoes. plants, 3,80,).
Wheat, in drills, 11 bushels.
Wheat, broadcast, 2 bushels.
if you are nervous or dyspeptic t
Ca. er's Little Nerve P"'s. Dyspeps'a
snakes yea nevous, and net :oust -
makes you dyspeptic ; either one renders
you t1 'eerable, and jhese little pi s cure
booth.
FROM MR MACgfNZIB
ale Opiates er ;tease C.•tlsoestal !lake.
The Hon. Alex. Mackensie, M.P., un-
der date of June 17th, writes the follow-
ing letter from Venice to Mr. Badgeruw,
A INA of Tema/ Potatoes.
After rentoviug the akin from young
potatoes, wash them well and pet them
in a steamer ; Dover closely and place
over a kettle of boiling water to steam
till done. Bring to a buil a sufficient
quantity if cream or milk, whichever is
preferred for grey, stir in • pinch of
flour, add the desired amount of salt,
pepper and butter. Heat the dish they
are to be served in by dipping it in but
water. Put the steamed potatoes in it,
and turn the gravy over them. They
are more sweet and mealy than when
cooked is water. Old potatoes, also, are
bitter steamed, than mashed and season-
ed ; while I touch prefer corn in the
roasting ear steamed to that which has
been boiled in water. There are a num-
ber of vegetables which preserve their
flavor better when steamed : and it is
frequently convenient in harvest time
when kettles and stove -room are scarce,
as steamers can be placed over kettles
containing meat, or other vegetables.
M.PP, at Toronto :
As you will see from the heading, I
write from the old, old sea city of Ven-
ice, where I arrived last. night from
Rome and Flureuce, I often longed to
see Rome and Italy and the Holy Land
—the former I have now hurriedly seen,
the latter it is unlikely I shall ever see.
We travelled pia Paris (where we spent'
• week) to Turin by the Mount Cents
Tunnel Thence by Genoa and Pisa to
Rome, where we spent three days only
(I wish we could have made it weeks);
its gorgeous churches and palaces. the
grand old structures of the Coliseum and
Pantheon (the latter now a church),
though in ruins bear testimony to the
grandeur of the architectural authors'
ideas. Of comparatively modern archi-
tecture, of course, St. Peter's esclipses
everything. The vast structure fs won-
derful in its perfect beauty as in its size.
It it impossible to look at it, be you
Protestant or Catholic, without a feel-
ing of reverence tilling the mind.
The greatest of all Christian temples,
it competes wonderfully with the
finest of the old classic temples of
16 heathen Rome and Greece. I would
never tire looking at Roman architec-
ture. I was only sorry I did not read
up Roman history once more before
leaving home. The Tiber is a dirty
puddle, full of slime and mud ; the
city itself full of evil smells which are
sickening. In this respect Florence and
Venice aro cleanliness itself. Compared
to Rome, Florence is beautifully situated
o i the Arn ,in a broad, beautiful'ralley,
while the hillsides are c ivered with vine-
yards and fine. villas, amidst which the
finest possible rigida are built. Every
city, however, has good roads here. To-
ronto would ill compare with the mean-
est of them as to roads and 'streets.
It is a curious, though anticipated,
change here to be met at the station by
gondolas to oonvey us to the hotel- We
sailed through narrow streets for a mile
and landed on the footsteps of our hotel
as if landing on a wharf. No horse or
donkey pollutes the city. No rumbling
of wheels or carriages is heard, only the
yells of gondoliers as they meet and pass.
From the windows of our bedroom we
look down on a canal ; another is on the
other side. At one side there is a wide
street eighteen feet ; radiating from this
are several streets of seven, six, and even
five feet wide. These have shops, many
of them really very good. One Grand
Square (all land) is two minutes' walk or
sail from the hotel. Here stands the
fine old cathedral built in the sixth cen-
tury, the Doges' and Kings Palaces, near
which stands the old State Prison, and
between it and the Doges' Palaces the
well-known Bridge of Sighs. We will
have an evening un Italy when 1 return.
We leare for Milan to -morrow, and
thence on Tuesday for Switzerland over
the Alpe. I hope to reach London by
the 3rd of July, and Edinburgh by the
12th. I have engas. e l passage by the
Urania on Sept. 1st. i h, pie to get Cana-
dian papers at Interlachen en Sat,erday
next, and hear what you are all doine.
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BOOTS PNDSHOES
At the Oldest Este fished Shue Store iu Teen,
i
In Endless Variety.
te suit the most fastidious stat I It most economic buyer
SPRING STOCK
MY
la now complete, and I take pleasure in infcrwing my customers that at no pre-
vious time have I had such a
Large & Varied Stock
As at prosect. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price anti
it is a positive fact that no such value in foot wear can be got elsewhere.
CUSTOM W ORS
of every grade dill receives my prompt and careful attention, and will he made up
in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, end
of the very best material obtainable.
Dr Carson's Stomach Bitters remove
Constipation, relieve Dizziness, dispel
Sick Headache, abolish Biliousness, and
regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bow-
els.
Seeing is believing. Read the testi
inoniads in the pamphlet on Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cure, then buy a bottle
end relieve yourself of all those distress-
ing pains. Your Druggest can tell you
all about it. Sold by J Wilson Godench
2nt
{aaderblll'e .• '.lrrrory.
The following anecdote is told of. the
'eta Commodore Vanderbilt :---At Sara-
toga, on one occasion, w sitti.)g "n
the piazza of a hotel, s somewhat over-
dressed lady approached and claimed his
acquaintance. TheeConsntodore tore and
tike 1 affably with her, while his wife
and daughter sniffed the air with score
" Fathee," said the young lady, as the
Commodore resumed his nett, " don't
you remember that vulgar Mrs. B. --
as the woman who used fo sell poult
to me at home 1" " Ce: airily,- respond-
ed the old gentleman promptly, " and I
remember your mother when she Used to
sell root beer at three cents a Mass over
in Jersey, when I went up there from
Staten Island peddling oysters out of buy
boat." As this homely reply was heard
by a group surrounding the family, there
was no further attempt at aristocratic
airs on the part of the ladies during that
season.
Do not delay, if suffering any fermi of
Bowel Complaint, however mild appar-
ently may be the attack, but use Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. It
the old reliable cure for all forma of
hemmer Coreplaints that require prompt
treatment. Ask your druggist and all
dealers in patent medicines. 2
CIRoALEAS. - A mime well known in
°anew gr with th
e Hair}its natural color Ich
by
Mt"res grey hairt
a few weeks use. Sold at 50 cents per
bottle by James Wilson. ern
Waal Ue NWed•
"Boy," said an excursionist to a boot-
black at the postoffice yesterday, '`are
there any sights worth seeing near
here ?"
"Not this afternoon, as I kin think
on," was the reply, "but you missed an
awful big thing this ferenoon."
"What was grt 1" "Woman passed passed • bogus qusrtcr on a
man up here. Man passed a green wst
ermelon on the woman. Both found it
about the tame time, and it was 'nuff to
make your blond run cold. She called
him a gentleman,and he called her a lady
and she busted the green nlelcn on the
floor, and he flung the bongos winner ata
dog, and a horse run away, and two boys
had s fight, and the woman cried, and
it was the awfullest time we ever raw.
Next time you are coming on a 'ssnrsi,,n
you'd better telegraph me and sue if
there's anything big going .in
_ SSU -w NING-
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
CIMCi.3131%3Etrtirs
CA,3INET - MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Gcderich.
A good assortment of IT tchea Bed -room. Din!ng Room andrarlor )'urntture, such ae Ta
bias, Chairs;hair, enc a ,d wood seated;, Cupboards, Bed -steads, Mattresses. Wash -stands
Lounger Sofas, What k Looking Glasses.
N. B.—A complete assortment of Coffins and, Shrouds always on hand alio 1learse& for hire
at reaaoaable rate .
Picture Pramtaa a specialty.—A call solicited
The Greet. Language. .
Charles Francis :Adams' ac-ount of how
easy he found it to forget the Greek lan-
guage, and how little use' be found it
prac.ie''r• efterhegot out of college -"I
ani obliged 'o soy I have now forgotten
tie Greek alphabet ; I canner re -I a'l
the Greek chart eters if I open my Hom-
er-'. reminds the ,Poria(, ,- of a le!''^.r
legend cue int - 1; .s own college r'•tys,
vhich was put up by the wag, of ''se T 'te-
r; Society in d''il '-z e f ,..n, .'id .,n
s •nietl•ing like this : -
Sera •r to F.ealesii:1. otos„u ,
1•Jt Te•rae'f ”' V•, r .
All hands had been telling I -g stero
of what they had done and would dot
the event of a smash -upon the reail,with
the exception of one little man, who had
listened attentively to the na. attves, and
took them all in without a word.
"Ever been in an accidert 1" 'ked the
patriarch of the pally', noticing 1.Itle
mans silence.
"No," replied the little man ot'ietly.
"Then you have no idea of .. hat you
would do in the ::acas ?" continued the
patriarch.
"No; I don't," replied the man, sadly.
"With all your big heroes blocking up
the doors and windows in your hut ehrto
get out I don't know exactly e`
a man of my size would have."
P rad then thore was a, silence, so deep
you might have heard a cough drop, and
the little man was troubled no more
about the possibility of accide"'s.
FM. IATA c or Hs; t:, .i. -Tb smedic' e
is mildly but ircreas''gly diuretic in its
action, thus curing a' diseases of the
urinary organs such as Gravel, Dopey,
Bright's disease.
A Rewten - Of one dozcu ' Teener,-
RY" to any one sending the treat .'eur'ire
rhyme on 'Txeszeue," the re. ! Oslo
little gem for the Teeth and Lett. Ask
your druggest o r address.
"Why should a man 5hie. bl.ion is wArm
within
Sit ke his grandaire cut in alabaster 1:
Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and thin.
When "CrwaALsas I:SXswss wills a • n.
it grow the faster. For sale by J. Wit y L •.ass is obt.irled •(.era few doses.
son. tis See the' ^our D. uggist gives yyou L
An Oasis in the desert is no bright," Tan Iluron's tridney Cure ' ,.la hp ,i.
light to the wandering Arab thee a boils Wilson (lo)de'nch Sian
of Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cline is to
the unfortunate sufferer f ru.sdi•
Disease. it is •
e asa
permanent cure. Sold by J.
Gederich. 2s
As answer dr saliva. K11ay
('an any0115 bring us a sae
or Liver Complaint that F.'Sc.rie Dlt.ele
will rot speedily cure 1 We say t
canuet, as il'ovtaauds of CMOS R"1'► fy
permanently ce.•ed and wro are daily els-
commerding Elec.ricLi..ers, wi'1 pr'uve.
Bright's Disease, D'wbe.es, Weak Eitel:,
oT any
winery
ont lt
lpurify the blod,reenl reenlist* the low -
el*. and sets dires..ly on the die_ . eed
parts Every bottle ge•f*Nteet'• For
wile at SOc a bottle by J. Wibin. (II
The a' e.pe••1a' (ansate.
\With:us the Senate is irresponsible ;
indeed the only reslw'nsibiltty a membir
,stay be said to ast'unte is that of tieinelt g
P,'h • It is not a deli x'ra.ive
assembly. it is a feeble
gag ;stet imitation of the House of
h� barring the tra litions and Ise :ing
the dignity of the Lords. If a second
Cirmober b• necessary. and in most of
wed,Ies it ii net, the proper
ncertainly that moat in cnns,n-
ane• with p�� ideas, should be let
the ProvincialLegislatures wppo it the
but not or life. • 'Senate,
I.
in
that t The
represent public
opinion in somew de t'ee, instead 4f, -
•Dear, representing nothing, and being in
tie working of our constitution the
minus sire. --(Winnipeg Times iTe: -.
All cases of weak er lame back. back-
ache, rheumatism, Sc.. will find relief in
wearing one of Carter's Smart Weed and
1 elladona Backache Plasters,. Price `'
cents.
1151
If we did but know how little s sue
enjoy of the !,teat things they poetess,
there would not be much envy in the
world.
Now that there is a reliable rear ray for
kidney troubles, half the terrors attached
t::eae complaints have been removed
For this let all be thankful, and to Dr.
Van Buren's Kidney Cure award all
praise for having thus removed a hitherto
considered fatal disease from our path
. never known to fail. Sold by J
Wilson. 2m
.l Great PIsrete
That is daily bringing soy to the homes
of thousands by sevine many of their
dear ones front an early grave Truly is
Dr. King's new Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Rrnnclii.is,
Hav Fever, Loss of Voice, Tickling in
"Well, how do yens let Along '•"
tile Tneeat, Rain in Side and Chea. or
I' est ^n -"Pretty e'en, o' 'y I f id any disease of the Throat and Lungs, a
Gree': pretty 1 aril." I positive cure. Guaranteed Trial Bot-
Senio^, pityingly -"i'„ you ? 1'..sy I I tiesfre a J. Wilson's DrugStore. Large
sze didn't think it vet; hard." 1
Fresht:rin, admiringly -''Didn't yo u ?
Well, it seems v ry liar d to me (sighs`.
S.'ni.,r, dnul,t f ul ly-"Let tate see,Greek
-3reek. Is that the language with
al those funny little crooked letters in
it f„
Freshman, surprised—"Yelt.'.
Senio^=-"Oh ! well,- tl.at w. s awful
hard.''
A baa es a Dna Store
Never was such a rush :natio for any
Drums Store as is now et .1. Wilson's for a
Trial Dottie of Dr. Kin New Discov-
ery for Couseenptien, Coughs and Csrldw
All persons affected with Anthem, Bron-
chitis, Hoaseness, Severe Cough- or any
affection of the Treat "r Lungs: can get
a Trial Bottle of this great remedy free,
by calling at above Drug ''ore. Itegu-
ar size S1. (5):
LADY •.E111 rsr,at''. - Ladies, sou can-
not stake fair el.in, rosy chto..s, and
er).1Tkunq eyes with '
F.ance, or beautifiers of Vie worm, while
in poor he. 'th. sod nothing
el:
to
Jon sue ...... blo.oJ,gu
• ,' i'meants, as clop Bitters. .k ti • it '•
certain prrYvt.,
Priest, Positive and Pleanienent are
the curse effected by Dr. Van Buren's
duel Cure. Relief in all cases
ORO of OOT best e:tizens would say to
`k tam lose Ms tried
Hal
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MINA atmnill aclsln d
pbottle Rold
by
AA•'It► [Ills roost for (inde-
disk 'as
ryuiFare trod N t•
l
11 at Gen. Rhyne*' 4, Jg store and a
reek,. .e o1 McGregor & Padre's Carbolic
Oefate. it is imposed of Vaseline.Car-
Pii.plAcid
es, l Blotches, net
cera[ d iledSorres�and
Roegh Skin. it cures when all others
f•", ?.y it. 2
Bays Dryden
"She knows her man, and when you rant
and swear.
Can draw you to her with a ainele hair."
But it must be beautiful hair to have
gush power ; and beautiful hair lean be
ensured by the use of CI1OALSRIt HAIM
Rslr[wmt• Sold st 50 es ray .1, wire
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graphical position, the shOrteet and best route b)twoen the East. Northeast aryl
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Intermediate. Tee
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and superior meais are served to travelers at
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THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS each way between CHICACO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL,
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the famou. LEA ROUTE _
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end Con Newport
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All Through Passengers carried on Fast seExpress m Trains.
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For More detailed Information. e Maps and Folders,
well as Tickets, at all principal Ticket OAloes in the United States and Canada, or et
R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN,
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