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THE HURON SIGNAL F1UAl..•pi: II, i�.X884. Sew teem.^. I C3Ri3J►T �J►RCiAIN1'11 lt'oR Q�$H
►e acre Gad the geienl aspect of the i
-All ye -worm Witt
Weir wbra tow ren
l o,dledlun s we impacted to see. Th. !the
t ignition surroundings s highly buggerIf )uN,r.. i'..fl
p,t. ova grown f the sunlit are lark., lig bitten slobs Grier e-u•a.
but ed very inferior gv.s1 great ave d comfort and thriving arcuu- I Gel 1w!
uattitise tie limelight (rout iieeM+►d, lis stemma. A well provided end well lee The ,,toes, w ,„,,„.s.„,11,.1 oat,' Gild
q w t are grain is worth neeia�. fine the luau sickest invalid cast use too. Litt re wit 1
What a W idw-awake Ata oniL• I Victoria. esteems
�! with beth witty f ea t
Birt m the .grtetalttual Gad ews of tiaaka, the earrmeM ane of r.tr.. .lies. Gad `r.+t g'■'r
ter r IWI)I the buttlinlg; •ppb IU Gad the o�d .MMi t••ttrtltg ar.'.nti 1 t.•' '' lbenl
other i Both hi
the soam1 u far bt of large est k el wines, ate falI cd iatarest 1 mstlsa. kidlte talon . ••r s '
tied Both i• baron Gist vrir_ .1 • the *eidetic* el • «111 15 bioses rarer by u i••1g h•'1,
balmier W arty of I W all who Os applwoia. 1
f3aw.
I asst and alsmaso - wweo+ rswd.dM.s
Nook salsas. ♦bars tar Juice .r rte
1
Floe oar owe Correspe..dcat.
It may be stated generale that the
aasrrow drip of New South Wales Tying
between the table -land and the sir u
well watered by the mountain etreasss,
aid ties laud iu the neighborhood of
tinea streams u rich and fertile and well
under cultivation, but, with this excep-
tion, the vast ranee of country froin the
sea coast to the Darling river, five to
seven hundred miles in width, is pour
soil and little adapted to agriculture.
But • rich return u reaped from this
otherwise barren country by graziers,
and the vast tablelands and elopes of
New South Wales are becoming famous
for their extensive pateral operations.
But a great drswbsek to the more
rapid eponym/ out of these grazing
runs is the prevailing drought, which in
some parts Continues from year to year.
It has been noticed that • 1 portion
of the rainfall of the interior slope, when
it is blessed with a downpour, soaks into
the ground and drains along the incline
to a great central basin, which must be
especially favorable to the formation of
artesian wells, many of which are already
in working order or process of c enrtrue
tion. It is well that the advancement
• of the colony does not depend on its
farm* resources entirely, stuek•breed-
ing, wool -growing andmining arm the , the Hunter river and li
BACKBONE Or THE l•OCMTGT,
the I most
was y M 1 these parts , 1 1
ti ,it urs
car moot Mf1P►$Milt township Showa au
*ate ee ' . k nothing but y wife rs.l J+oiStet • re ma 1.
Plows and leariaswe.al+ai of a *Glare*- to many of the purld healthy 1M geoid 1' to bettors rid 1
or.lor. or tin exits t 1•dsheme• 01 wine fur breakfast, dinner and tenornd by ,.1 1 I
t vtspa hen. A I merits eif A setmi.. wine be proved rex,mnuetid shalt, t.' ui ..a
her of ouro she ors rum Ask mins prod dot Jnr if b.'p
America, those from 'Ulm Sams and by the manner w which uI»•unw� jl.urnare not the tu+a fm. Il ,wed..
(rein the
dominions being particularly high0•1""''•
( -. rustic pounuiiga •number
striving V nut encouraged
alma I Inc
11 f Rutland and by its geseral WIN •n1 •holesomenes•, loot, Clergyman.
try' ne
noticeable,en physically uup uv. Y•""
of Of the boil could meet with as ig an Malan*, fe.er. Aare „eel H1Lo•ise..v,
ad lapproral r this distract. Fuanrt ce in •
u rt of our *,Grit is 'temperance in all will lea�!�wlrr"�^hl..r•h,,••1 a• eosin as
talo c a
old country mowing machines, clue
as
b ed ran pa
but durable
; an scum in reaps „ .., the ►,..year
mower from Haggart A Suri, of Kraut- things' otherwtse we might have t..k51 M'' i1r m••thrr dev.:0 I ' . led
ford Ont which seemed to have been tar, much for the dt ;ut•csusal... ld - for ... neuralgia ah .•amt • 1 hrrey^te:u a-seh hodlast
H_ RZI�LEY',
Of THE PROWLS'S STOW 00DLMICHH. Is sew •pe•/irt est
A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK ()F NEW OO )D8
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS
a'VLL LZNR O7' Or !. i DRY OOODB,
Neta .416'h i.e w pteMrsd to cell (Aver lka• Ills etaatiae ferCA8H. t:ewd \'dw 1..yliry Usk.
used, and heel Pwbslly been on exh,bt- I *eery tall from Ibawa years nal t„ tar' bitters..- P -Ed. 's; �' - itw'tby lith heap
t th International in Sy, exnrbltion need to ted years prem
supposed time a • .e ' mr'
in 79 and '80 Sydney, comprises 1 tested, suit wine dewed u froth as bntrn an.1 t.,u ae,i-I not fear sieawa
nearly the whole display. Very few int- ! are told it did at the crowninit .•f .•nr ••f • ...• it 're -I ?'"?il y1.lUAn l•
kings,. The aloatmtlty pro ; Ise ^ r rl,•t 1 ' ''� Idris
plemenus are manafctorvti is the otiioav, . , er English was over M••re r.J
$ R and America supplying the de- I doted in this district fiat g benne ra ut each . Ansi ht.1
GRAND OLEA RING- SALE !
- . -Tbe subsorlbar Is alsockarlati oC (kc
Remainder of Bis Winter Stock at Heart' Diecoant Prices,
,,N ratt'OATs torsioud/cold ger Gad esa bow M bad or N. M ambit M +rMetvely.
g / c H$.ruw. b ( Gall eke a T r.•uoal t+ (rein tea to Mc, sad
Issasel to a+•dw►e1Mr Iw Iwt er aN.
!F • t N'ANT 8ALt0A a CALL ♦T •'TUi PLL^el tlTUHIt.
0oieii . Feb. ff. INF. W. H_ RZDLmT, Coe. Kta•slea-et. sad setter@
ng nJ me ut
1! Th 1 • 1' r Joel
D. E. Mee.
HUGH DUNLOP
fashionable Tailor
•
mend at a lower rate than they can be a quarter of a n.:IGon gallons. Ielr y
The vig..r of Teeth fol^ the a�
alai* here. Quite a lance number of . at the rate Id frown :,O rte. to $i.:.0 and i Wain in hu Litters
bungles and coaches were exhibited. tout 192.00 for I;•illen according to the interned Irl+ P
all strongly marked with the old country guelIty.
characteristics --durability and clumsi-
ness ; several of American build, light,
comfortable and handsome, were un the
ground but were lucked upon u only fit
for city use American buggies and
orga
---�-- W E8T 8T RE E T,
OMUucti. u. of tow Stomach. Liyar,
Pusassat. !and Bowels, are pr. Int.tly removed ay Has the Finest Assortment of GootiM for Fall Wear to Choo'e Froth.
National Pula 11 YOU WANT
The officers elected for the ensui.. I -- _
quarter in Dewdrop Lodge No 34, R. F.
Indian are at present ggttei tutting the Aus- of F are a follows: Worthy Cuuacillso,
Indian market ; one d..1.r 4tely ice• Bre Harry Horton ; Vice \\. C., Sider
formed us slut be had to sill a number Annie Agnsw : Chaplain, Fire. S. Kirk ;
of his buggies at a sacrifice of 1112 each, teem,Bro. Will McIntosh ; Treasurer, (les
owingprincipally to the inferior work ' Bro. Neil Murdoch ; Financier, Bro. S. wtlttoa.eloctotyo tyst';ew
that is put en p the market. The show of � Murchison : Herald, Bro. Robs. Mur- Tog 0i:►e`y�strop s""csmf�plewe
�i•i" es s1 ssio est Or y
roans!,, CATTLE .AND steer IKunz :Deputy Herald. lister Kate Mc- tea. o • tee
I Kenzie : Ric lee., Sister Martha Mur- Wgetttt• '�O
war good. No part of the colony enjoys i doth ; Guard. Andrew P.iherds ; Senti- ee
f h - toe...._.. for _tock than alongha-ha m►:_ ledge is to�� eeg'ypvs ed m" rot eS
a a her neco, John --- - et seta yeses O o,,,, ���'slytOl'
V tributaries. n • very I naperuus condition having a itis o.aes T»
lhorses
Tu purebred herds Gad thoroughbred 1membership of sbeut 69 in good stand- � 7to
and in • few yeen two other industries are scarcely to be scare theed. Th. ire. I . r ere a ' En.clless
which have Met be adde ¢to th .. Principal breeds of cattle ore the Dur• -r"- M NNE�O
unpertanee mny be addel w these. h• n•. Herfurds, and Devons. Gad as to Fireman s \1'urnt Puwden destroy andt
namely, the sugar and grape culture. the relieve merits of these three breeds remove worms without injury t.. adult ..r
The priueipal grains grown are corn, rye, hen as well as in Canada and elsewhere infant. its ____
wheat, barley and ,ata Oats and bar- the customary dispute has arisen. Stock. tc wit the moat fastidious and th meet *,.+lemic buyer
ley are very seldom allowed t.. ripen, breedine has late y been suffering from ' The he:tic ash. Ps . Tri :haw che••k4 ' AME.S SMAILL ',i i'H!TEI'T. &c. 1
but are cut green for fodder, and where an ..ver supply and the cuuse.guent re -and precrnow appetite indicate il \\'urn. t Divi, , e, .1b`. it .. L.n`,r .s , .rm. i I M Y 141
E R S T C K
of late years has in nearly every part of ductioe ..f prows, and the •fancy figures' Freeman's Worm Powders will c,uicklr Ir.' , r - ,.,.rt
t the colony been a complete failure, nus- we have seen paid in Guelph, and other 1 and elfectusily remove them. Fin
t ed by keel -ere rut. In the Illawarra p+ru of Ontario and to lows and Illiu•,is •' is now ra,mplete, and I take pleraure in itifcrtirinr( ray scuseanen that at no pre
y district sixty bushel■ have been produced for thoroughbred stock, u here a thing vioua also* here I had such
griming of the alt. In one case • Devon bull �'•gi
1 to the acre, but now wheat rowinr F'_
eetirely abandoned then, and of many *het trek the champion prise was sold -
othe d ! may be sail for ri:o rir5o) a few years rage but now -Xi v
^ai:.d-
A Nobby Suit ata Reasonable Price
i F U GH DTTNLOP_
BOOTS AND SHOES
At the Oldest Eatablished:Shw Store in Town,
variety.
The rHt districts
rtriver .I .trrtct *,seventwe y fire !u dull are pare breds he will not bring 4"
\\' ! rd to fat stock
- ATF +fitly
fS0) $' il► tt . regi PRIG}. . •i2 (IVES AND TT -
pmiles north it Sydney, where , ad a thew of is far greater than the de- she, ham SAI t'kt(d & SON SELI. leGaEISEI -
prdon¢ed visit of three mo -.the, a$�'rda ply
' PAY HIGH
ON T where
the best oPp. rtuaity of oilersutg tem Mee' eerily for the tallow, and fat
cr. and feruunq sn lace of the general 7
thnffttiness of the Australian tanner.7c•ttte stoke -fin years site,: brought •
Floods are the .r.rtrat source of injury sum ..ituel to 940 nese will briny a price
to the fanners of *los district, and yet olual to 910 ur 912. The only remedy
so remarkably fertile is the land that the f, -r this is the gn.wing meat trade with
loss sustaihetl by inundation is made up Enel..n 1. This enterprise. it is thought,
by the harvest of tri., wowing -not two ei,1 Le is success, and a number of DON' �,x.•1''l0 ' •'tlh' Humbug but call and stili. yourselves that
years, for the suite _round often yirlls •heiehten1 ug and refrigerating establish- - :n. ••'F•t1E CHEAPEST Hu( -SE UNDER 'ffiE SUN. -
mews have Leen 1rovided fur exporting
a year. Two este..., in this district nem
TWO AMP •
EVEN THREE NARCRvt+ (ru7.r•i carcasses l.. England. An es S�-•� ID� R� ".1 SON
buses:e ••f the lack of enterprize in the
cul•,i.is!s may he seen in their not start•`l c
•
lora• treat canning anal I,reservitut estab- tltent Street. i,c\t
bailment. The subject has been much t
talken of. and it is not likely it would
turn eut a tai ore if praperty managed.
mind, so much e•,,that often animals are
DON'
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T BCE YOUR WALL'I :17.R BEFORE SEEING shUNDERi,
ct SAN'S PatbiemoCHEAI .
i
Newest •
REdtiZced Prices_
• sh..rt tiuie ago, cat up late farms and
sold, realizing a se n equal to 11'R)0 per
acre. Rent brings from 1120 to 910 par
acre,and the distnc: has,notwit hstaudini
this *normal rental, a thriving and weal-
thy papulation. Lacey -tie, a gran touch for pr-servrn meats in tin cana always
like clover without the top, is extensive- finds :t really market in England. The
ly grown here, and in fast, to look over same tardiness is shown in starting
any part of the valley from an eminence, orange preserving establishments Thom -
the observer would readily conclude ands of bushel. of this tine ripe fruit are
nothing else was raised. All the year allowed to ret every Reason while mar -
round the lucerne paddock affords wore mated* is imported front Dundee end
for the farmer, for no sooner is one crop other places in Britain. While this els
oaf O1 another is about ready to cut. trict u noted for cattle breeding, it .Jail
Th' IS sold at the rate of from $2`c ti
sleets IN Hot+nE seem.
940 ton,accurding to the season's de -
ma makucg that branch of fanning
highly table. To the
!� J
One:of the chief qualities looked for
in the Australian horse is pace, and
c..nse.1uently everyone possesses him
tATI )Y or T'naai•..o self of a fleet animal, regardless of ail
considerable attention is given, and in 1 other points. But the yearly sale .,f 1
some parts it is itr.wnquite successfully, I thoroughbred culls show that the people
but the colonial leaf ceinot he brought ! are getting tired of racers. Trotting
to tate tame pert eeticm to the American. • bongs are taw. Heavy draught are
Too couch saltpetre is taken into the 1 principally met with about the docks
plant to give it the flavor of the Virginia and public works of the cities, the
leaf, and siuokers say the manufactured - Clydesdale being the favorite. In the
tobacc . burns btully when not mired i interit r of the colony large herds of •
stunted, degenerste species are running
wild, and the squatters to save the guns
soil water for their flocks are .obliged to
engage men •pe.ully to shoot wild
hones. But the most profitable part .t
stock raising is
THe ExTENStrx SHEET
breeding nest with in the pastoral dis-
tricts. With ordinary care the numbers
increase as high as seventy or eighty per
cent. of the breeding ewes. They require
tittle attention, consequently littte laher
is employed, and they are exposed to
comparatively few pests. Sheep runs
are stocked to the number of froze 10,-
0110, to 200,000. Tiley stand the
variens department+, it is a pleasure to drought much better than nttle,and are
state that in ewe humble smitten alts se tepidly iseraeutyt as . Flu- Gehl• runs
"Huron Tract ' :.tis held its nun, •nd,in are decreasing. A `rut many thorough -
litany reepects,snri•a4• tho "Granary and bred morins are brought to Australia
garden" of New South Wide,, the ex from the California herds, but steps are
pibit of flowers and fine arts depart- being taken to prevent these import*.
manta alone excelling anything we had teens owing t.. the introduction of scah
ever seen in Goderich Bort au the tat by the American sheep. Several large
ter department the exbibas were not and valuable herds within the last mynah
fairly representative sof the country town I have been slaughtered and all suspected
or its neighborhood. many ..f the paint- runs have tecce strictly quarantined by
ings, drawings an•1 exhiors of lilies' the inspectors and government voter -
work were sent fr•-'o gv.lney. paling the ieeriee.
local display lute intinticnate , and in
the floral department it is • foregone
conclusion that C.rnal..s cane ctnuot
produce the varieties anol excellence that
is here met wits, The !runt depart-
ment made but • loan -.r display compered
with even our toe neap shows. Apple..
plum., and the English fruits geneinl y
were small and of little variety. Tbr-e
are net grown attccesduliy in the c.o.....
e nd have to he imp.rte'l from T.i. ,,:oaa
or slew Zealand. Ilrnpre, ors:wee,
apricots, peaehts, phonon -fruit and tun
nansa made • Round display. Particular
attention is given to the eulnv.tyon .o(
grapes and oranges ; and Iowan*. might
be muted in great quantities, but owing
to the sup.ner excel'.ttee of there grown
in Fiji, which are het ought to Sydney in
ship loads and sold very cheap. little at •
nation is given t.. their cultivation here.
The gain exhibit was very am.Il. In.lt.n
cern foramina the principal gore Teo
awtplee et winter wheat sr...a eh •w 1.. of
with American leaf. Sums of the Ise
is made up without nuxing. Fut much
of it ie used with imported American
leaf and then lead as pure American.
There are in all eight whiter,
manufactories in thin district, but it is
believed that eventually the cheap CIO -
nese labor will carry the pr ductiien ilia
manufacture to the southern districts
where the Chit one are mere plentiful.
During our stay here we visited
THE aoRH ,'LTCaAI SHOW, _ - -
which gave us ample .pp.rtunity of com-
paring everything we saw with like in-
dustrial exhibits in Canada After a
careful end impartial h.,.k through the
THE. RI5$IT ETAT
is in"rrs '.1 anun"ne. There andin It :