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STRAWBERRIES.
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flus ItURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1(16.
♦ emit ler paamp'•. a N ash the (ass
a twlMMe of carbolic aced, allowing m
t..ep..eoful W • pint of water. This le
Garden °altar* of This Delioiotts •n •*ce11e61 And verifying totem, and
Fruit. say be used on the meet delicate akin.
B• careful shoo letting tha_wab get Ito
to your rye_ or it will weaken them.
M . 1 • Better, a M) . Were, and a Sed
of limed well de le Teethes . - Wow -
bee Iv..
People living in large cities have due
• the past law yews been supplied with
strawberries during two Jr three months
of each mama at very low rates. In fact,
strawberries have been the cheapest fruit
on the utarket. Possibly the recent los
prices have had the effect ul discourag-
ing growers from planting new fields,and
quite likely the price of berries will b.
higher. Strawberries are generally
••.eros and high in villages not on the
line .1 any of the wrest railways. Com-
paratively few people livtug in village•
sad haying good vegetable std dower
gardens raise .tawb•rnes for the supply
of their families' still smaller num
bar of farmers isirll stratelm.ress. The
resson for sot raising this must delicious
of all the fruits that can be produced is
this latitude are various. Some think
that they can not afford the money to lr. the history of medicines no, preps
buy the plants. Others thiuk that they ration has received such uni•ere•l cues
have not the time to sett tbeut out sold iaendatiou. for the alleviating it sBbeds
ettltiv•te thew. Still others have an and the permanent cure it effects in kid -
idea that crest skill is required to raise' nay dreams as Dr. Van Buren's Kinney,
strawberries, or that they ors luxuries Ones. Its action ia these distressing
that only wealthy potpie in cities au complaints is simply wonderful. Bold
afford to eat. by Jr, Wilson- 2se
The tibjeat of this article is to show
how any family can be supplied with
strawberries of excellent quality at very
small omit of money, tune, or laud. The
method described may not be the best
one, but it te one that has been followed
by the writer of the article for assay
years, with the must satidect..ry results.
The amount d tend required is one
square rod ; the number of plants need-
ed to est it is tine hundred. Them Oasts
can ordinarily be obtained for $1. This
is the only money outlay The laud
should be moderately rich field or gar
den soil. It should he spaded by use
who knows hue to bindle the spade
skillfully. It is a flood plan to layout
a walk from owe t.• three feet wie en
tirely around the plat The pleats are
to be sot in rows eighteen inches apart
each way. A eau ammestomed to the
tee of • spade an prepare the .oil end
maks lb. walks in one hon,. Abunt
hell ar hour's time will be regrind for
letting the plants. The veto.* should
better that sprint from ruiners last
year. The lower and dead testes should
M cut fr•m thein Ire the wee ul .hears
If any of the rots are very Iota[ it is
best to shorten these with s sharp knife
ur shears. H..Im for the mots an be
Swede with a laiden tr..wet ••r a hie.
If the Omuta are set •.ut the last a
April or the firer .d M1ry they will cost-
menee to gr.e Ismedstely. The culti-
vation ea very eider. It coaaats is
keeping the groan entirely free from
grass and weeds by the use of a sharp
hoe. All the ground in the bed can be
worked with the hoe and the walks
cleaned out in half on hour s tome each
week. As tlowerstalks appear they
shuuld be cut off before blossoms opens.
The object the first year should be to
seise pleats and not strawberries. If
the young pleats produce dowers and
be -nes they will make hut a small
growth. If the dower stalks are re-
mo.ed the plants will grow to • large
sire and will occ•ipy nearly half the
ground. In July and Angust runes
will appear, and as they do they should
be cut or pinched off while they are
tender and before they exhaust the
strength of the plants. In order to ob-
tain strong plants for setting a bed next
year the runners of the outside lows may
be allowed to take root on the strip of
ground nest to the walk- After the
young plants have become established
the runners connecting them with the
parent plants should be cut off. 137
adopting this course they become self•
ss .porting.
1 case there im a drought late in the
summer the plants can be kept in •
growing condition by covering the
ground between the rows with a mulch
of green eras • r other material that
will prevent evaporation and keep the
soil cool. Om the approach of freezing
weather the plan alis be covered
with straw, held i by long sick..
Early the next We this covering
should be removed, and the soil between
the plants loosened by the use e( • fork
or hoe. At this time a new bed can be
formed end sot with the plants raised on
the edges of the old bed. The bed first
set will be in the best condition for pro•
,4ucu z e large crop of fine berries.
Three hundred punts will furnish straw-
berries fur a large family, though they
est them three times a day. 11 the sea-
son is favorable they will also furnish at
least a bushel of berries that an be
canned or preserved. .The crop will not
be an enpirow.• T'f
of its production is , 1 by $1
worth of plants, one gay's work, end
nen of one std of ground. The pleasure
the strawberries will •tf.rd can not be
estimated try money. They will insure
grad living at time of the year when
luxuries are difficult to obtain on farms•
it lands wares, as it may be in the
case of a village psrdea, the plan" in
a bed can be spaded under after they
have prodtasd one crnp. They will
continue, however, to produce fair crops
of tolerably good berries for two or
three years. Rut the largest and finest
berries ars produced on plants that have
been set bet one year and cultivated in
the manner above ds.rnhed. No ber-
ries obt*ined in a city market edam! thew
g rown in • garden and picked within
an hour of the tire' they are brought
to the table. strawberries that are to
be carried a long distance in • railway
ear must necemerily he Melted before
Ors are fully nor+. They are lacking in
the color, taste, and smell of strawber-
ries that 'have became fully ripe on the
vies, and wlieth have not been injured
M handling. InOdom/
trona • g•rdon hod tor the nen of the
family only the riper should be retested.
The hull should he left es the stalk. and
the harries placed dir.stly is the duh in
which they are to he pet oe the table.
A little merino will enable one to Bath
vie them as fast this way as can he dose
whiten the hells are left os the berries.
National ('ills act promptly upon the
Lies,. regulate the bowels and se a pur-
g•tire are mild and thorough. len
IAO 0/ Fa1DArt-Person. who have
superetitiout dread a Friday will net be
plumbed to learn that this is a thorouehly
Friday year. It case in ue • Fruit.,
will go out on a Friday. and will have
53 Fridays, There are four mouths in
tb• year that have the Fridays each .
changesuf the 111o•m occur five times 00
• Friday, and the It meet and sli..rtest
day est the year each falls on • Friday.
A Retorter, -Of one direst "TSAasa
air- to any one sending th. beat tutu lin-
rhyme esu . rtasssay, the remarkable
little gein for the Teeth and Eat.. Ask
your druitetes or address
Dr. i.w'. }'learnt Worst Syrup An
efreeeMe, safe end .feetESI remedy t..
remove all kinds of weeny. tai
SW PERRY DLVia'
PAIN -KILLER
Phesieseas, Ministers, Miaskuwaries,
iltenuyere Aviaries, Work -sups,
PIwtations, Nurse i• llospttals,
-oo short. eeer,llodp everywhere
0n, 44.1 ever gross it a tea:.
M►I5D Will A
0
ISO OLASS Or 0Or DILa ACD
SUGAR, IT WILL Z5 'UMW*
A 54*1400
CCM' log
SUDDEN COLDS. CHILLS. COIX-
t;F.STiON OR STOPPAGE OF
CIRCULATION, CRAMPS.
PAINS IN THE STOMACH, BUS-
TER AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
SORE THROAT ..11c.
APPLIED 1*ZTaaaLLLT,
•I►.aISCCI 111A8 mores IT TOR MOTT
tl rSCTIVE min ZEST Lr01MEZT 00
/ANTI! 10 05005100 T.a mal!
* 0 (8100 I•O%
SPRAINS, BRUiSES. RHIEUMA-
TiR'f, NEURALGIA, SWELLED
FACE, TOOTHACHE.
131 R't , FROST BITES, be , E.
Vets. per Bottle.
p' Beware of Imitations. "tag
CAMPBELL'S ,
CATHARTIC
COMPOUND
is effective in small
doses, acts without
griping, does not or
rasion nausea. and
will not create irri-
tation and eongesti on
as do many of the
usual cathartics ad-
minister+l In the
form of Pale d<
Ladies and Chil-
dren having the most sensitive sto-
machs take this medicate without ttue-
ble or complaint.
Carragl.L's CATSASTIC Coweot-?D
is especially adapted for the cure of
Livia Correa -Demean) Btuoes Des-
OaDssa
Fns Acre BTOMACI1 ACD LOU or AP-
P./ME.
r-r/ME.
Toa SIVE READACils Ain I)T.PZMtA.
Fut CO0$TI?ATI.OI 00 COOTi?taw.
Fos. ALL COMPLAINTS A•ntao rami A
1)1•ooDga5D STATE Or Tali STo-
01•'w.
This medicine being in liquid form.
the dose can be easily regulated to
meet the requirements of different per -
eons, thus making it equally well
nptexi to the use of the little child as
in adult- Put up in three alae.
bottles, and sold by all dealers us
family medicines.
Pelee Mail. 2S Cents.
CAMPBELL'S
ONIC1
ECIXI
tion potent
�h 7adapted forte relief
and cure of that clams of thunder*
attendant upon a low or re.lncnl state
tittle aye est. and usually accompanied
by Pallor, Weal:otos and PalpIitatinti
est the heart. Prompt requite . will
follow Its use in rates of S i filen Ev
battalion arising from Lasa of Blood.
Acute or ('hrnnie 1►isra*ew, awl in the
we.kttr.e that Invariably accompanied
the recovery from Wasting Fevers. No
remedy will glee Imre speedy relief in
Dyspepsia or indigent ion, its action nn
the stomach being that of a gentle and
h•rnileed ionic, exciting the urgent of
itgeatinn to action, and thus affording
immediate edit permanent relief 'Ili.
carminative properties of the different
aromatics which the Flier contains
render it useful in Flatulent Dyspepsia.
1t is a visitable remedy for Atonic
Dyspepsia, which is apt to occur In
lemons of a gouty eharacter. - -_
Far. 1 I Blood, Lore of
A ppeer, 1' , and in all ratio.•
where an effective aid certain s.imn-
l•nt is iegnired,tthe Elixir will be
found invaluable- b. -4k r
n In levers of a Malarial Tmi, and
the venires evil remits fdlnw expo-
ser.
xposer. to the Mid or wet weather, it will
prove a rehire* restorative, as the
comtenatlon of Cinchona Calieay$ and
Serpentaria are •nievesi fly recognized
as apecide. for the •bov.mamed disor-
der..
Sold fy alt !heeler* in Family Medicieet
Prim, $1 per Dane, se
miss /tattle. fur 0
Davie et Lswvenee 0o. (LNdMd)
SOLD Acura
itiowm.s,t, P.Q.
•
Same'. nese amlZSs.g
le the only relief ter Neu-
** Headache, Toothache, etc. Rub-
tll� a ben drupe briskly r all that a
Deeded No asking nauseous asedisIDes
for weeks, but •ate oinute'seopplitamee
remorse all pain sed willthe great
value of Kram s Fluid btainj. 26
mats per bottle at George drag
More b
To tee amuse) r,wse•etea, ono alt whim
M tray s'eiesi.
Ph..plat a/as, or Nerve loos, a Phos-
phate Element bawd upon ttcientibc
Facts, Formulated' by Professor Austin,
M. 1). of Boston, Masa, cures Pulmon-
ary C , Sack Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting drsmees of the' humoau
system. Phusphatine is not • Mdeoine.
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable or Mineral Pourer, Opiates
N amentia, and no Stimulants, but snug
y the Phosphatic and Oneiric Elements
found in our daily food. Anngle bottle
is sufc ont to convince_ All Druggists
sell it. 1$1.00 per bottle. Lowbill &
Co., sole agents for the Dominium,
ITh Front Street Eat Toronto.
Char* It,
'Malden. ltmis.. rob. 1. 111. Destbmea-
1 mitered with attacks of sick haadaehe,-
Neuraltrie, tamale trouble, for yeas in
the moat terrible and
mer.
No medicine or doctor meld give so
relief or cure until I used Hop Bitten.
'The drat bottle
Nearly cured me ;'
The around diadem' as well end strung
as when a child
'Aad I have been •e to this day.'
My husband -Pas •a invalid for twenty
years wits a serious
Kidney, liver end urinary semplaint,
'Pronounced by Boston's best physi-
ciass-
'Incurable '
Seven battles of year butes eared
bio. aid Lkaow of the
'Lives of eigl-t parser'
In my neighborhood that have been
saved by your bitten,
Aad many sure are smog them with
great bereft.
'They almost
Do miracles
lm Ms. t D. Sleek.
SELLING OFF
AT
De Harveys Soura•alt Rao Pros
ket been prepared vote meet skill amid
ear.. sad the proprietor a onidden% it
will resusisiZ /n Cass& the reputato l
it ham se jestly woe in oke Vatted Stales.
For sale at W stain's prescription drug
stone. Alas Baia, ttwerel merchant,
of Coldwater, 1)nt. , says : - Dr. Hert er's
Bosthsr. IW Pias is witboet doubt the
best eusgb sedidins I ever sold. It has
dune mum good than other, aid is a
household wrrfd amend Coldwater. Iwo
COST!
GREAT BARGAINS
11e
Teas, rsc-
,i. tz.L vv GAxe w
Crocicerar,
MALL N" ARAN, Sic., Eta.
T_ P. Z 11.0)
('r•bh. Block. Court Ileum Sq. Ooderich.
April •:i. lSSI 1543
Farmers' Attention
The undersigned has • Choioe Srtectioa el
l'.ir.•. Mea
EDS
of the following varieties: --Whin Duchess.
Lutvrne, Alike, Trefoil. Pea Pies and Red
Clover. Timothy. Lawn and all varieties of
Ossao suitable for permanent pasture. Oats.
Whoa.. Peas, Dsrl.y. lire. /leans. Bucbwheat,
Cora, Tares and Pim; also Field and Garde.
Seeds of last years grewth true to sane.
A full assortment of Flour and Feed.
The Celebrated Value Churn - -the beet is
the market.
A ooasignment of ("mice. Plinth Tew am -
strains of Huck. Grain aid Japans -whole-
sale
what -sale and retail.
A large &manual et Money to Lean.
R. PRICE,
Masonic Block, Ear Street t3.wele►.
March llth. 1,N. 1Mi
•
GFOI)ERICH
WOOLEN
HURON AND BRUCE
LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY
Thu Company is Leaning Money ea Forum
Secuw'ify et L.u.tslt Balm of interest.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED.
SAVINO8 BANK BRANCH.
J, 4 grad 5 per tier. Internet 41wred
Deposals, (cordiil y to smoeat
end time left.
OFFICWr �M ked Square sad gore
HORACE Holtifeir.
*awarsa.
Oodariob. Aim. Kb. fins. INN -
MILLS_
To the W.....i I:ro err of the Surrounding ,
CS/entry :
W0 sielt to say teat ere are),rerirrd to take
year west in *measure for atom- or wort 14
for you isti0 soy et the following articles. viz
Blankets White, Orey or Horne.
Shirting's or Cheek.
�
Cloths -Tweeds or Full Cloths, ,
Light or Heavy.
i Flannels --White, Gey, Colored. ,
Union, Plain or Twill.
Sheeting• -Broad or Narrow. •
Stocking Yarn - White, Grey,
Clouded or in Colors.
Carpet Warps made to order.
ROLL CARDING.
Onr facilities for this work ranee( be ear
osased W. will eade•vor la tweet eases to do
ti tee day It is brought in, 1f r.pnired.
Custom Spinning and )t..line. or SNnni.g
on the Cap,warm or gee. hard or soft twist,
a required.
We are In a posli.wn to de all Made o1 sae
tem work. usually done 1a a fall art elegem
Mill. avid we will retreatee to do for you fulty
must if not a little kilter tee. miy 10 our
A call reepectfuiIy solicited.
E. McCANN,
Ewe Red Wooten Mils,
Ood.Nrk. Nay 11th, lel.
West Street Int lariat.
Audres & JohllsEdD.
ALL Keit1m 0r
MEATS
c0.d.I Attewtlea orad PreerI Delivery.
A CALL S01.1rnKD.
Des. tiee,1818 tare
SO TO
KNIGIiT'S
Pea •
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAM POO,
OR DYE.
TWO DOORS Styr 0? P.0
1M17
GODRICH BAILER WORKS
H••• just received 4arge .tock of
BRASS t IRON STS FITTINGS
-
Agricultural Implements.
C. H. GIRVIN
Hop sage Myths Agricultural ispM..set berseas, turd repr'aseau the ta•rwero Romeo : -
HARRIS as SON, Brantford, BINDEKb, ¥owl wf alibi Bini•O"
CUCK8H1TIT, Brantford, PL(►wti, HAY WADERS And FVLI$a.
MASSON MANUFACTURING CO., (hhawa, SED DUILLn and
Limy illowklis.
BOILERS & EQINES
Hes Salt Pana aad Boilers
littsiit en Shortest Notice.
Nal orders for new work mid repairs
(cell n prompt attention.
th BLACK,
Work. near O. T. K. Station.
Iiioderick Feb, U. le.l Ins
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
n��mcae[stEn
AURNT TOR
11011111116 New YorI Sffior Se*Lug I3CbiloeS. ,
IIMe OHarries street. • few deers brew the oiliseme Hetet
KeepYour Feet Dry!
B061.6114 �&� SHOES
AT THE t1SORE OP
E. DOWNING,
C abb'c Bloc
1 bare MOW M Asad use tersest stoat ever Mower !• 0ederieb. sad comprises temp lies as
esey feud is • So elms shoe stem hens the iseet W. through all the lateramillate glade
to the heaviest cowhide I will sell at
Prices that Will Snit Everyone.
'us' Botta, it Button ar Lam, from 11,00 to 15.00.
Asea sed 0hiin'a Strang Mug Boots, from 75c. ap.
Bey: de.,11,0014, all other des Proportionately Ohetpr
DjHAIM YOU
� a.lj.� is
G'petai cit., 1 ..ee A.:. is Bt
.ea.e, ar ray Assess arias Rem • damage
i.w. Da. CsaKs Levee Cosa wilt he feud a .v
rad ossein ready.
NATURE"• IIEMEBY
!ti _aeaetif ma wmsss of Dr. C1ss.'e Ilse Care i
Liver Ceetpt-iia,.ms misty .ill the fait that it i
a..pwaded fromsbrl. .ea.kno.•i 1
Mmiesue alta DA•itaLIOII, coating WWI w
Wier iteledble roots, larks and. la.... -
sawwfsl disci en u►. Kidneys. (onion. Sewels+.
Sues 11800,000 SOLO►
Jur srinlr. 140. wf Dr. Chefs Rare. Bosh
0,911 041 b mange ahem. bre ere ..wy .e.
•arae. ea/ AIM war Is *.5w*te.I rad Liar Cor
/doll a Sri eat. eara1r rowdy.
BRIM= Mia. Allyn tterfrDlt
Napped tiseTithlaittpLttleofDr.CkrhL/wrCs
. veleabb .5fehid Medial Side red R«p
B osethe esetekthe met
... d sseemgoIsts*1 Mvalm acus.
mid sea U..e.he priesl8.madisssdliier
WITMN Ceg. 4. sat ted piston
Pias. ei ewes.
DT Straw's Korn as tint Isla. n tai pr but
SOLO •Y ALL OILALEAS p
T. SOMA•00M f 10•. 0.5* Agents. Osedr.0
ai'd bh JAME S WILSON
GOIDRRICH_
Oet. 73.4. ItM6. lnli-b
HerARe��SAL
III RAM ', eiYa
Restores grey
'
item! color.
moves Dandnmff
ethe ha
ke. rabbet cut,
lacgeues i
wed
tail eel the
AS a hair dna
ire. it has=tit. Gief
a
RrltatM/ t
Lein Oat.
amhr
1 oa..ed wW Nit you, bets is goods sad prices.
_ 0 w NTNG,'
Crabtia Bleak, Curlew lima street and Bgsare.
N.1l---Te the trade . Leather sad Sadiagv in say Qeantl y, et Lowest Prins.
EASE AND SEC u RITY "
•
Viiia napest•ts tilt da.bie trace without the belt. `tote the .ansae d
ain sarhde
wows thawed in the gad. by tile!) • totr4LNT lt.t .5.y WARD
GOGBRrAS,-
Dru
SOLE AG -ENT• GIODFr .io
IAV•iry Stk. 1006
DEHIEL 60RDON,
�ABjNETMAKEA% I) LliktAILNU
$,
UNDERTAKER.
y it will Tay 50 to
or i tai pour 1 home from. 10* a . sad. a limo . sew a emm•Isb
i demo" adept my ewer menet of advert'I .fly, bet will see Ion • gem
pekes eral meet at e. that mama be surpassed Kt= oesieteredi.
baths Catenating 110.5. abet veiled for the peer ea well as mai
I base aim added the p..ees of li,mialssies, 5* ties parties haying to seed bodies OC
frikm tsse • distance made teat reasonable cad.
DANIEL G-ORDON,
Slstreet, 0owee
derlcb. b.Sa the Poet Ole* sad Saab _I
9. ria 74111. 16N3. Leal -mss \ -
Extensive- Premises and' Splendid New Stock:
aEO.
ELArtiPkilir,
CAI3ai MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Hamilton 8lneet,pGodericb
A greed sosertmees ee S: sslisa, Dad-room,Duit*(� Suva and Parlor ' Enilame .art M t
Dles.Cheir.tbair. es, .rd weed seated). U.pe_irds. Bed -steeds, Ystrtssee, 'Tunisian-I.,
Lawmen, Sofas, What -:ten, 1.eeki.. uta.,. .
of OsM•.aed Blreads always ss bead alas Hearses ter J
at re.so.able rate .
Ptot.rs roomiest a seeeislty,-A eat stashed . 1751
ART DESIGNS IN WALL PAPE
Noels t he t Iter. it you wish one or ewe Nee rooms at home. tools Bettor seat Se
Ne bee over
20,000 Rolls of the Latest Designs
Dsautlfn mews mid at wirelike* tem very musk laterier `rods. Cal imams les. ITN
arethe bootees/ la tows. avid mast be.old
The 1aiest Spring Bazaar P4s & Fashions,
AT B �, ,<..FR•FJ
Fun unb
1'ulieeas•n-"You I
here ler es Auer. it
raided el
yo0r awes.
It a mime satisf•eti
the man who beide •
year homestead. H.
sosept year premasa
Minster -•'i •m to
new chime for the clic
y0• 11"
i,eJw't door to th
A pair d duns► balls
U,q.eo(itabb pawn
of pugilists in the apt
There ins • man io T
• ''0asle.k." 1t is to
bass lite this.
"Yoe are d•rged •
by so epee window as
sonoyeaso of year tie
marietrite. "Orally
"G.itt ' ''Five dull
your Homer," proles
who had preferred the
torimithe tarounistanoe
inimagiseL He playa
spa, 'We ere eery
Masa mad L" ''O ! 1
It is estimated that
deaths are cawed by r
try than by eoevtry ohm
Andyet tare ■
drowelog them by the
York, while ram as
about seeking wheat
Whoa a scan diem Irmo
a wry is sot raised t. ■
barrels or dump the
Rarer to provost .t
Mg victims.
"lir. T`ri•Ikal•tio•,'
to tie bskk.e�.r, "y
day hat week.
was essooced •
feaefal el nay
year ' said the old
ai bei 9ete Dido
TKA,. y
thought Lora yew
titttksla•d bet. "
nit salenes.)
_R'tr reported beim
C .I. r
erosterol. The
wile fist std rleet
al thing, Gladsome
theism smile.
Within the deme 1s
AttNd, •wit�
8 S hrtw•
!ass.•�nsh the t wFi► ..eh
ea mer
1>br en basil
F�
W' eti•ra11 Ig
Ne Mie the
And deep terse
That she'd goes
l(r. Oases ie
.1t tate
This is ppsbatl7 eaf
to flit eat.
Tim 11.11 l.F
The (rand
further traissba
which we toots ie f
"mows" R might.
that the
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