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List night I was awakened by the cry
of Are. It was • loud. diens cry, will
as a large, admit wart might emit trite
by wisduw wt the night an The icon
was out large, aid the fire daputimet, I
have been told, was not so elleottwe u it
should have teem
Fur that rearm I arose mut saref uUy
dressed myself is order to .mist, if pe.
Wide. I caefery lowered myself from
r romadp aaut s Maumee which
I
my asass found .,oucsaled in • dark and mysteri-
ous corner o1 the ,salads
(hu We street all .tips eoalusius. The
home cry of Ars bad been taken up by
ethers, passed around farm win to sa-
ndier, td. It bad swollen lege adult guar.
'As cry uI fire in a wean loon 1* miler
A grand eight.
All alums thm atsust to test of Mr.
P..d rgaat's roller rink Abe blanched
faces of the people oculi be awn. Men
went hurrytsg to and fro,. knocking the
bystanders over in their frantic attempts
to get somewhere elm WWI g cot fore-
thought Mr. Pendergast, who Sad that
day finished painting his natio Sale a
dull rain Dolor, removed frons the bedd-
ing the loge card which bole the Mgt nd :
web Waelesed rutty. Mr. Pewesrgest
u urervueso by grief ower tie lies of his
risk, but amens M that if be is am -
easeful in getting ib. hill amount d bra
iasarsnoe be will take the money and
Medd two risks, either este of what wW
be far muter imposing lima the one de -
staged last arming.
A is o• fent to sive a
literary s•4 filmiest entertainment at
dump's bad to raise funds tOr the par-
olees d sew epitome fur the Are Iodises,
at whisk Mrs. Betts h« evusented a
crag Whoa tit. Rebus Dist Aima. and
Miss Martie Stout will recite Ostler Jo' a
selection "'hick Dora, faille to idleed the
best ;suet. etferyaltiere. Twenty ties
emit. f..r each offense.
Let Odle IstfuU house. Btu. Nis.
ae`nthewas Cared.
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum,
Rowpb Skis, Pimples or Canker Sores ;
it s., go at once ho Geo. Rhyn.. Drug
Ston amid get a package '.f Atc(;regor k
Parkes CarbolicOeste. Price 25 cents.
It was rreyer kettles to fail. b
Tka Potato Sot, De Oanae and
)<ssaMiss
Sy J. byes ransom .e.t.a.. Frolbsaer of
rawer 1A0171 i1Yalmasersr masers at one Omar.*
AgrierdtursI renews.
so that those who were so deposed anilb The •
use Of the microaCo •
0 in
'eel perfectly tree to lean up against the
nal and watch tI . minas of tie Sana► the fields of scientific research
has revealed much that is of im-
portance to man. Many forms of
disease, about whose origin little
was kuown,. have had much light
shell upon them since this instru-
ment was employed in their study,
both among animals and plants.
We find now that man is
constantly lashed by invisible foes
-some attacking himself and
others the food which he eats.
Dealer in Soft and Hard Castles Cream, During the past summer and
Wocd, Lite, Commit. 111sdeasry, I fall a striking example of this oc-
Nads., Putty, S ectad«, and Hone
Radish
Ch000lat.Carurrls and Tar lteoMg.
(;ss Fatter aid Undertaking in All its
Branches.
Hides, Tallow, aidMaple Syrup.
r Flue hold Jswetsry, t� 1
Salt.
Glue, Codfish, and Gents' Neckwear.
Undertaker and Confectioner.
illDiswses of Horses and Children a
Speciahl.
-
Tbe fuses spend rapidly, tcptlt they
threatened the Patios yells of MT es•
• teemed fellow -tonnages., Mr. PondrT-
�amt, whose imolai sod wham taunter
. iAiiiam endeared him M ad.
With a Scam of foreAleag►t e..,1
Anon the bright glare of the devouring
elements might have been ten bunting
through the casement of Mr. Cicero Wil-
lum's residence, facing on the alley west
cf Mr Pendergasts HDL Across the
street the .oectatoe whose early ed
Eton bad not been aegletsesd Dodd dis-
tinctly read the sign of our esteemed
fella w-towttrssan,llr Alonso Boritngsme,
which wu lit up by red ,tan of the
flames s., that tbs kitten stood cwt plain.
ly as follows
♦IAfrZO IiV W SOASI,
carred in the prevalence of the so -
*tilled "potato rot," which has
proved a great loss throughout
Nie Province and in many parts of
the United States. In the bulletin
issued In November from the
Bureau of Industries, we learn
that the "rot" prevailed through
the whole southern belt of the
Province. In many cases one-.,
half to three-fourths of the erop
was destroyed: Old' in some it
not worth digglibg. With 'such
disaster around ns, the questions
the naturally. Suggested, Whafos
eof theWhat
of • better tante Mr.Ile?!twse�y M' 'b remedies can be adopted ?
suTa.e.d drgib41M,f..icoppery,�lligspe'IM 1hsdaae� e'uw/.-•wig' disease has re-
book sodt o of which every one es~d No he astvad s jRBaiteal of attention
suety proud- Soya dolly ensued in- try. from l otaa eta since: the days
anu Aid the palter 01 Pioneer Nook aces, sewage in ire -
d bidder company No. 1'e building, la red other- spa i of the British
but at last he was secured. and •iter be
had roue home fur the key Mr. Buttes Tslee,and it is now conceded to be
ren swiWy e.tta Detect awake tie the toga of s mieme famous
towntwa, bet after h. lied lremed bias; stalled *tephaiers isfeahans.
tell and inquire] sotie.ualY aboatthe This attacks all parts df the plant
fire he saw he was net farmer' of ---leaf, stem and tubers. By
the company tine April t
Mosisamo the erelhd .a.ti.e.d a tllpee ignorant of the life history
'rise op ever mil sous op his hind fest •f this tinny parasitic plant little
and lick IT ssM.bsrsel awe syli-bari l is attention Isold to its "parolee
ck.ee pearl to uy to t ho Pelage teak. nisei I on the tips, mad no alarm is ex -
by our esteemed fellow -citizen, Mr. 1 en-
d.rg. . Twice Mr. P.n4.rga•t wu 1 until the potatoes are
ee.s to .badd.r, are* whdidi b. tett atfeeted. But being very cones -
home aced titled oats Mink width he giens, its presence on the leaves
forwarded to alt. issmr•. em e.epamy. should become a serious matter,
`'lest'' the own seemed doomed Ina
especially when we remember that
honk and Udder company caws neatens)
down Is. street viii char navy blue it spreads with great rapidity,.
book sod isddertrweb. It is indeed • It is usually iudiaated by the tops
beauty, band one of the E.'Astor noise- peesenting a blotched, brownish,
leas book .ad badder factory's best in- spotted dead appeanence. A close
drumenta, with tall red pails and rich
blue ladders.eiassinatiou of the potatoes show -
/lens• L as s ers.1 of the ing this will discover innumerable
mauve ebrissed that ander a new by-law slender stew growing up ant of
passed is Jaboery they were permitted the surface of the leavereand stems
to ride of the track to fires. This
of the btieeted planta. These
hay -
my b.es obj eted to by • sondeman who
had Iiyed is Qoceeo safest Fors, a branch and swell out at the ends
copy et the ty-iso was teat for an.l be into pear -abated tante" bodies
dispute summarily mottled. The companynow dowsed Wit gabber (e resp, which are produced by
great ewdlsem °rmi/m"s'�m'r'm miion8. lase ripe they separ-
deftly twist the of- s►te from the sten and being ez-
It was a thrilling eight as James Mo ceedingly lightpass intothe atmoe-
Deo•td. a beaker et Ta iif_aDoo.id, ,here, wheirt they ase wafted
Trosebeas. Lni , fuji g ihtiereeraoD tie "t about, maaiy d Balm fatally Misch-
the ingokiddersis tinfall glare of She de the around or settling upon
de -
routing etaV.rtseat and fell off eosin. ing �,I ng Po
Thee a wild chewy arose to a height of plants, nder favourable con -
about sine Net. and .0 spin b�sase ditions of moisture and heat the
«.refused, contents of a microscopic spore
It wits uu-. past 11 e'dsuk and several ma out s batt atinete
of the tn..aben a the k and ladder 1 Pugh e 1
pony who had to set up early the met tube, which can ped'etrate into
y in order to catch a Vain excused any part of the potato plant and
thowetmoly« and went home to mak •' give - mise to the fangos ; or may
separate into several distinct por-
tions (swarm spores) which burst
through the eporewall and become
the source of the parasitic' plant.
The mature plant wbieh lives in
mach .needed rest '
Soddenly it was discovered tial fire
brink livery stable el Mr. Abraham Mc-
ichaets, a nephew of nor worthy .1-
L wu getting hot. Leaving the
lace rink to ib FIFE, NMI . . 1
adder eseserusp dissetad its attppthgt and tubers >r ver
the belkk baro, bed. filer n sows y
ttImptti, It list wcteesee in 1l4+Mt SW arinule, Slid can o11x be been by
arse inn prone fastened lea a .snood lila hili, of the m` . . It
wtQd ..w sill, lona. was panto out COselata of Colourless,
e heitekiras inserted, iui not tr thread -Ike y� ,res.
entreaty, down Sal old i i braAching, �nY
anket.� o ween seuus jet) ea. Theme penetrates the tisanes of
de with the iron hook. which sue- the potato and feed upon the
ceded in ingle ac :ssbwdr NO N .jt soon weakens
k. is was wsn".1r ' __ Ie away.From
of ate. ftwall'tM fl a�ateeiff, �d t; � b
airing wht:h the book and ladder the thread -Tike structures tiny
mMny fell oxer each other and added 4talka arise, assuming beautiful
. the horrors of the .eine by a cad plant -like forms and bearing 'cion
arid of -• Wu* pro sarty, $be branches the spores streak?It we stet tong heyute the stable nes
lioked up ,b the fte6and d mho hook referred ie. They live but a
d Ifddet ewnpany directed its Oben short time, bat the thread-like
tion tomesd• the undertaking. embalm wile tun is- perennial and
not, and See erases parings of err highly ,_, and from fragments
esteemed fellow townsman, Mr. A. Aur- ►
insane.. The company oneesaderl Wont S Deli fungi may arise.
P� ullnnig lwoetrtne window els met of the t is ssId sem that
undies idled it bur'.ed. tinth tiro.- another kind of spore is pro
they 1 by this hugettmmd.,'. minced lfhio>t can winter. and Ihas
toerMio ..&hiss
Me, Ifwme as owes osos d•md the give ries to the organism its an.
efforts of else lis Areasen by tspptnr oth.t esseou. These are the se-
a keg attest 7M a dirOblead anrooll led ellittlg spor+N, appelpet j
these M 211:::44:0. ,w Aj �gd�_ the
This eciviflf l4 feet wide.
where but ell we r'7 .ad s semis over seis petiads,while
prosperity and beauty, is covered ores the spores already considered ars
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. AP1tII. aO, 18$6
produced rapidly se M to hat en
the spread of the fungus at der
favorable conditions. This minute'
microaeJpio plant is certainly a ,
low form of vegetable life, lova-
pable of manufacturing food from
the mineral kingdom. but fasten
ing upou other plants and feeding
upon their jalca. A wet steam
supplies coudlttons well adapted
for its development, and hence
we have the '•rut" associated with
such weather. There is ata doubt
that many spores are always Enure
or less present, but they are pre-
vented from being a source of
trouble because the weather is n:,t
gaited for their growth.
Remedies. -The "n t" usually
appears about the first t fro weeks
is August, and if the weather is
favorabte its spread is vera rapid,
for as soon as the thread-like
structure which arises from the
spore is developed it immediately
becomes spore -bearing. Ht•tree
the importance of eiawining the
plants for the apoesraaco of the
brownish spots that indicate the
presence of the fungus.
1. As soon es discovered, dib;
the potatoes. Delay will allow it
to spread to the stems,and tbence
to the tubers. 11 it reaches there
and damp weather comes, "rot"
will certainly appear.
2. After digging, the potatoes
should be put in a soot dry, place,
thus surrounding them with con-
ditions unfavorable for the growth
of the fungus, if any happens to
be upou them.
8. Growing early varieties is
*lorthy o( consideration, so that
they may mature before the sea-
son arrives when this parasite is
likely to affect the crop.
4. Alf potato stalks in affected
loads •bt,uld be gathered and.
burned, so as to destroy the mil-
lions of spores which may be upon
them.
5. Use none but good aced. If
at all affected, meet them ; and -
plant in well -drained land. If the
potatoes to be used for seed have
been taken from cellars where
affected ones were kept, they are
likely to have the microscopic
spores on them mad escape notice.
It would be beet to get seed from
unaffected districts.
6. 11 is scarcely necessary to
remark that it would be in-
judicious to plait potatoes in the
sane field the following year after
a visitation of the "rot,' inasmuch
as the ground may retain the
germs of the disease.
7. Avoid planting upon heavy
clay soil, but prefer a light and
dry soil. This presents the few-
est conditions suitable for the
growth of the fungus.
The nature of our climate is
not so favorable for the develop-
ment of this itrjerioas fungus as
that of Britain ; yet as we are
sometimes yisited by it, and
although scarcely viewed as a
scourge, it is well that we should
remember its nature and habits
and always be ready to guard
against failure if it appears. As
last summer was favorable
for its propagation, great care
should be exereieed in the selec-
tion of seed this spring.
It is expected that the United Empire
will leave Sarnia on her first trip up this
season on Tuesday next, the 27th hest.
Auctioneering.
TOH2 K11OX, GENERAL AIX -
"?TOWN= led bane yammer. Ooderich.
ont. Having bad cony!a1derabbe experience in
the ssotioneeMogtr+M, be 1s in • position to
dI.ebeests with thinsuaA satisfaction all com-
miesdoes eettoded to him. Orders len at
Martin's or sot by mail to my addreuu
Ooderteb P. l).. carefully attended to JOHN
KNOX Cons Aactloeeer. l887-tf
GOODS
-CORK
.ATIMOSill
GONE I
Don't Miss the Laat Chance to Buy :. Little of that Cheap
Meat Before it all Goes.
NOTE THE LOW PRICES!
SU(AK CURED HAM. Ile. per Ib.
• SHUI'I.UFR.S, 8e. •'
SHORT, CLEAR SIDE MEAT, 8c. "
A rede.tssa will be made 1. the above prices by the cwt
Estate of GEO. GRANT. puff PURiTY. RICIN . FL -„'OR
18 UNEQUALLED
r
irraueUing Suite.
tiNA1►It'rKt I(
ur. Mined. Mixd.
Ar. I e:ww al I Ise p.m I a* PAM
'MT.
Nixed. Nixed. kapress.
Stratford 1.0n et a.r I:13 p.m ' SAb p.m
ttuderitk I Ar 110 Ma.a I 3:14 p.m 1 OcaS
HIGGINS'
EUREKA
soTT
Ond.vk.lt. April M4 lsls. A 311.3an
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********•••••***** i************ BUTTER do CHEESE.
FO- ` Amer far Wester. t'saada
COODSIflg04' � �As Jerse%' Dain',I,I'T FAIL TO CALL AT
HAMILTON, ONT.
DAIRYMEN
It will really tenant,' your
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Mar. 11, 1886. The Pecple's Store, Godertch.
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GEO. H. BROWN
(Successor to DR. W81TKLY.;
1
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST.
Harm( lately adduct • Fresh Steck of
Drugs, Dye Stuff, Ferfuimery, Eto.,
M the already well-sslected stock. bops to inform tbe attaess of Goderteb that he ie now attic
tesupply them wits P(.•RE DU14Sand C'HEYit'ALerst Reasonable Prices.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY.
SOLE AUT FOR
IBLOAN'8 INDIAN TONIC,
•
/Sunday Lours :-iS to 11 a.m : t tot p.m.: &30 to fee pm.
Albion Mock. Ooderich. Feb. 0th. 1551. 303341
.The Greatest Blood Purifier M them*. Erer7 il,ttU. psaranied.
Goderich Foundry and Machine Works,
Runciman Bros., Proprietors.
CONTRACTS TAKEN FOR STERN ERGINES, FIOURIN6 BILIS. 110 6T11E11 uACNINEPYWAITE,.
Flouring /ills Changed to the Gradual Reduction System,
B•• s. Powers, Graia Crushers, &raw Outten, Agricultural Furnaces,
Stoves, etc., etc., at Low Price..
Kinds of Casting's Made to Order.
J. B. RcscnrAo.
Ooderich, Nev. !. 11161
CARLOW.
R. W. Rvscmux
JEW ARRIVED, . very beeq Portion* of
SPRING GOODS,
Comprising some very nice Dress Goods, Colored and Black
Kid Gloves, Haberdashery, Shirtings, and the finest lot of
English, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds ever shown at Carlow..
My Motto from this date :--W(JN'T lig UNDERSOLD.
CI.4917ER SEED FOR BALE,
flood and Fresh.
1 sate la iseardist limitation to call and Inspect -
TT..
CARLOW.
)S,
NOW COMPL.IuTi i 1
NOW COMPLETE
DIW
A CHOIC'i STOCK OY
SDS
axil 3- ocer _ec_
sP1&CLAL LINOS DI
Dress Goods, -
Shirtings,
and Tweeds.
,Amusements.
GODIRICH MECHANICS' marl.
TUT! LIBRARY AND HILAI)INB
Itooll. out. of Kest street and Square id/
stair..
Open from 1 to I p.r•.. and tram 7 to 10 p.m.
ABOtr? 2000 VOLS IN LIBRARYI
Lending Daily, WcekIy and Illustrated
Papers, Ma;,veittea, d ". , on Pile.
MERU&Rain 1P TICKET. ONLY er.5I,
graatlag free use ��brarr and Reading
Applicmttos for membership received by
Librarian. Mammas.
J. 1L CO1.BORkilt A I.LX. MORTON.
President. Secretary.
Goderlcb. March 1!th. 1883. 11e11-
CSA.NAIRN
HAB Ki-L;RY"TITIN(+
YOU WANT
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gRocEIIEs,
---- FOit
ala"' 188168
Be Is showing a splendid assortment of
China and 01assWar2.
Come in and look, If you don't boy,
No Trouble to Show Goods.
C. A. NAIRN,
Court House Syua_e, Gud.rieh
Deo. ttb, 1e84.
GODTERZCS
PLANING •MILL
nil'AHUSH ED 1665.
Buchanan, LaWsou / Robinson
rwAxuractusnsa 0V
Sash, Doors v' Blinds
e.aALaae lar ALL allrDI Or
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
and builder's meter 1•i of every description.
fCN6el FURNLTIIL A SPECIALTY.
rA Order pros i Uy}ttosdad to.
nederIeb AIM. 2.1883. 1-17
That see colY to 4
SOLD Qg�p Higheet Price Paid for Butter tic Eggs.
SAUNDERS.GEORGE ACHESON.
VARIETY STORE :
Wall Paper,
Decorations,
Wail Tints,
Carpet Li n i n g
Hanging Lamps,
8
Lad • General Amor-tines( of
fiho Choalpest Bowe
U MpER THE SUN.
Wwespi., hetet itf:r le the Pail O
Oededek. a0*I1WANK
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE.
Oederieli, April ISM, 118
BOOTS &SHOES
v'd . I 1.7\%medidi-t .p
flog ti aowemw to the Public that they bare n,.sed luminous in the above Stor
is the store 4fely oempied by Horace Newtnw Having purchased a large and
well .tanned sleek of Spries and 8ntassor Goods at aloes figurer we &redeteraline
to giro the Politic the bea tit.
QUICI SAILS, SILLL PROFITS WILL BB OUR ICTTO
pPPl.ese call and elt.rnitae tsar goods b.foretsrehaaing elsewhere.
/iPRmes.mlrer the platin, nett door to .1 Wilson's Drug Store.
Sl '(7estou work will resolve owe special att.ntioe.
,p• -N'., bet the hest of material used and Bret -class worltmew employed.
411111P.Rapwtring neatly rinse til the, shortest notice
Ooderieh. Marsh a 11111. DOWNING & W ED D U P
PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
HATING SECURED THIC'al
.4 High or Caudell Celebrat-
i'la nutortr's. 3l as uGsc-
•ored • isee.v's. Moses A blade. of
Toronto. I am preisired to sell the
same at Moderat., Prices and on easy
4terms of pay ment.
Maria( • tbornmrh knowledge of tje O
m•nutaetsr. sf l isios. Dna what kind
h of msttMal and telt. are. rcqulrtd to
make • first-class Instrument• Wend -
E In parcha.era will fled it t0 their ad-
antags to ounault mr before port Imo
�jO! liar•
Totals' *ad Iep.trlag • apeelaltr•
AFAR work warranted arvt ries-
.
Orders hart at the stook Stores of Mrs
t'ook or Mr. Istria promptly attaewtrd
to.
ZDW'D L BROWN.
PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
Ooderleh, Sept. 1015. ORS. 101! t r
The People's Livery
JOHN INOI, Proprietor.
Time subscriber isprepared to furnish rhe pen
.05
The Finest Rigs
AT R*AaONAttI.k PRiCKS
e•1.1. Aril egg t'r Opperlt *h. Colborn
Nese Oedwrteh.
ed.rfd. IPA. Nt b /• 11100