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FARM, FIELD AND GARDEN.
OPPORTUNE INFORMATION ANO AD-
VICE ON EVERY DAV AFFAIRI.
leaerwese taWea I. Celery Csl$ .--lams
the Crep M Fertilised ter beat 'Scant•►
`oiure•tis. That C•menead Wed Pries.
M I. etert..m
The cultivation of celery has largely in
creamed of late years. out only sarong
margsrd.mws wbo grow this delicious
ve tONlee for male• but wasp farmers and
amateurs now grow It for home .vwuap
tion Wltk this !.creased cultivation
have cones lase/roved eset ads of culture
and • more cesdtlss of the plank kaowledge of the use
Rader the Im •
system'of •-flat
culture." disdains The New York World, old method trenching is last dmppesrfns,
and with It goes math of the
Labor and expel** that attended the grow-
ing of • celery crop in pat years.
It has been learned with experlen-e that
climatic lnfluenee and suU exert great in.
tunas, on the celery plant The manual
situation for celery seems to be moist,
tool half shady position, and if neer a
body of water so meth the better, as the
vapors that arise therefrom impart to the
atmosphere the required dampness. A
rich mucky or loam soil produces best re-
unite. In the country round about Bala -
ammo. Mich.. famous fur its celery, the
growers apply stable manure in preference
to other sorts, often plowing under a
dressing of one to two ttu;hee every year.
Stable manure is also much outplayed by
t1'• W the
in
ew Jersey growers who supply
New York market with celery.
The transplanting is usually done
ground that hasi seen highlyured
tate b rte f e spring for early cab w
being disposed of by the 1st J]r
trams PPlanting of celery from shoat t
mid rib of July on to the middle of August
amo.g the market gardettees. The
for els early swop may. however. be plan
Mas ted ba the latter pate ut Jaw.
Rreoud yoagbt to be plowed and harm
sba.e g\ sad rows marked out for huge
varieties. say flue feet apart; for d wart
three fest. and for that portion of t
crop which is Is be stored fn trestles
'slut*, use the esteems are nerrowed
about a foot __
Pnants to the
l
the plants ought to cut off
raillbees
the sb•.,.ti which gnaw out of the bsart,
and the resin root may be shortened a
trifle. The holes may be made with a
dibble, and about six inches apart in the
rows. Take tl:e plant in the left hand
and plate straight up in the bole. then
firm the soil compactly] against the roots,
so that the plant win be well Hied in
Wet weather L desirable at pleat -
ng time. dad. when practicable, a rain
should be taken advantage of by the
planter.
The summer cultivation ronabt• in
teeping down the weeds and loodeting
andlevellag the soil around the
Market gardeners as a rule confine
themselves to grow one or two varies
ties knows to be good and of a ammeter
suited to the mar for which the celery
is designed- Crawford Half Dwarf' is
• variety of snperiorquality • ggrroowTr
for the New fork market. "Boston
]Parket' is a celery that keeps wandering
winter and is popular in the neighbor
hood of Boston. ••flandrittgham White
Dwtsrf" it most dwarf of all. very solid
cid very white. "Golden Dwarf es at
tractive in appearance, is solid. keeps
well and consequently is • very pop-
ular variety. •'White Plume." a
comparatively new sort. is one of
Cm earliest of all the varieties, and
Is quite decorative in appearance. A
peculiarity of this variety is that natur-
ally its stalk and portions of its inner
5esres and heart are white, so that by
closing the stalks, either by tying them
up with matting or by simply drawing
the soil up against the plant and pre,.aing
ft t r with the hands, and again
drawing up the soil with the hoe or plow
so as to keep the soll that has been
squeezed against the celery in its place.
the work of blanching IIS. complete_ As •
winter celery it is not advised. . for it does
not keep well, but it is highly esteemed
among the early varieties fur the excel-
leuoe of its quality and its fine appearance.
THE !{I;ItON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 6. 1888
ClUERIEg IN REE CULTURIL I Odeity i.. elevesa a a feature in OWN.
_ mfr husk• foe bulk Lsg Sud sibs pia" S.
rte muses Aphorism sieves These Views s°4.°11°'.011,. -
a. Pou.d.tbem.
Queries propounded to weU known bee
sstlturfete tertagbo.t the reentry and
admired by this In • resent lasts or
Ti. Amertsan Ree Journal wen as fol.
lows: •1. WW fouedatlue sae or two ,
years old be drawu out by the bees .s
qukkly and s•Wlecturfly as aswly made
NpridattunT 2. U not. is there any pro
ease by which It can be renewed so s to
make its es newly made founds.
flue/ i WW It pay W s• old toneda
,;our
U. L Tinker replied to Ne. 1: -That
depeade much spm bow It W been kept.
if +!lowed to trams. It beoiesse hard. cad
b waSed out by the bet:! .lowly. But if
kept in a wars room it remains soft and
pllabh and t doubt if lujttres it. u it
is put in a tight btu with papers between
the Dyers."
Mrs. L. ilsr•eieon answered: 1. Yd. If
your foundatlen is all right in 11w first
plats_ l Yea 1 have trued fouudatbn
two years old, and auuld see no difference.
between it and that freshly trade.
G. W. Domani, saki: ••1. If It hes been
kept closely pecked in a box it le as good
as any: bet if it has teen exposed to tis
air it becomes dry and hard. 2 If the
foundation has become dry and hard It
an be meowed by uniting 1t in warm
water. swset.•,nod with honey. & It pays
ma"
C. II. Dibbern answered as follows: •'1.
There is but time difference It It esu
be dipped in warm water to freshen it.
bat (do not thick it is necessary. as the
bees dasteriug ea it will resider it pli-
able. A Ys.
James Haddon replied: ••i. There is
g.0
enough for all the gaestiaaa"
in little if y duress•. This is answer
hcik
a
tes.•-
Tb.
wed
Js
for
M. Mektu odd: "1. I hate observed
littlevery
til
elite7 @oft, either b dipping heated in of
by exposing water or
it to • temperature
of 100 dogs. or mote, It will be ea gu(rd as
sew.`
The sod $eeed Tbadeaeud said: "1. Yes.
If it baa test pripielv kept in a box it
wW be jump es goefflie that just mads £
owns hard.It It h . been ezpsetj to the air and be-
gigippp�iaf_ It 1 hoe water or
Aela will rotten It. a
tit."
I.woeleLl_ In the pralefy Tare.
Persona who have not had much experi-
ence with raising chickens are liable to
use disinfectants too heavily, and so kW
vets innocently many Mede. Rural New
Yorker calls attention to the harm often
dons by memorial ointment. MMI of eaess-
fres, turpentine. kerosene, etc. These are
•11 good in proper proportion and when
used with gust care: the mercurial oint-
ment may be used much weakened with
lard. on their beds, and old of sassafras
is still better: but half a teaspoonful is
enough to a gill of sweet oil This will
be very effective without danger, if very
lightly applied under the wings of the
mother hew or even if a little 1. sprinkled
around the nest or coop. Turpentkue Is a
daagemus thing in tho hands u: a novice.
or rather In a chicken's throat. Carbdb
acid is another deadly thing in cerebro
use. yet 1t is one of the most useful, tf
carefully used.
Y.I.. .1 the 'hotting Hwee.
• The greet foundation upon whchtbe
value of the trotting horse nista. mays se
high authority as Wallace, is superiority
in the practical and business uses of the
horse.
ensu people to any other type of
wore b his Reotrotting horse breeder who is
er.tion wW aim at pro.
during a horse with the breeding and
other essentials of both a -king of the
turf and a lord of the road." It is Well
to have two strings to a bow. It the
horse fails of honorou the turf, be should
1e bred uo that he will Mill Dying a good
paying price for the road or park. 'Thera
is n•, need of aacel ing *Ingle iota of
the idea of speed to accomplish this. be-
cause there are now stallions and mares
to breed from that are great on the turf,
gnat 1 blood. and great in form
The Wheat bI.rvesr.
The eooditioa of the growing wheat
crop in the different states bee from time
to time been reported, and may be stun -
=anted by saying that the crop of winter
wheat wtIl be reduced in quantity, what-
ever the quality may be. The harvest
mill now be a subject of absorbing interest
wherever it is in progress or yet to come.
Quality sad condition will now depend
chiefly m the state of the weather. Not.-
witbatanding the spring was a backward
nae, and generally unfavorable, the hope
may be Indulged in that the few weeks of
harvest will be propitious and that the
trop will be saved in good condition.
B the use of the improved agricultural
Implements now so universal! employed
the harvesting can be done in the shortest
poodbl. time. so that In a season of catc -
lug rates a dry day or two .t about the
t time may be counted on when the
w t of a farm can be put in shock and
secured against ordinary Different opinions prevail as to the
proper time for cutting wheat. Some fa-
vor cutting when kit passing from the
may to the dough state as a preventive
e(aln•t rust. When rust is not threat-
ened the proper time would ween is he a
pit between the early dough state sad
the fen ripener and beton any loss will
ease@
from shelling of the grain 1n hoed -
The @heaves should be carefully
0aesit- ed sad the cap *beeves so laid on se
Ur ash, the shook Impervious to rain_
Ostaeleaalle
theusual Welshed tinea the
Ia-
▪ powfe� ptnetles to the win
-
shi▪ sh* !rasa th@ $side termstates the to �i@.vyss
de deb or 01.eds. Of the tee flew
the rens& p ifershlele one. m reset b by for to
Nada unthreaded aMss the wheat b to
saaeMaaale Use It
le divalent tit@, the elm& be bunt up In
seek a form r will Mat vetted the grain
tad 'bow tees ethe wieder. Oafy. aan
egpiebaesd lead ahead M vell ea the
Mesh. as vitt* sv the aware,
bi aadbi st.e building a
Protegee,res roma
litenmeed, el Imhof* lade
that prem willed to trees ball irises
at the rate of ons pound to 1110 gdfsas of
eraser will siesta mid parley sway ineell meg la -
w111 tall trees {b e\@ old saes woos
ddaP hers• obi& maid niabr7tth.
.41140 fres ritelsdsg to the trim by bands
ot toned gaps wrapped around the
kashad seem
aims of the Inedlre parr the
_
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5...aeer Tial•►{at.
Mdehing is a goodwhen
done. There are, however, serious
%Sons to the common prsetioe of apps.,.,
mulch heavily all at once to fruit tree&
e better plan is to begin early in the
spring and ee ancoesoive moderate appli.
Th
cations. if ft late in the summer and ap-
plied
heavily at one operation, malebing
of little use. Fruit trees the= aper
to respond mod favorably to then
They send lees from blighare posehm plums. t dthen uaua-
wulched VAeaa.
Clare eff Item camas.
Tito renewal of their Dosts is a great
tax npct the vitality of nest cattle and
bores. It takes • good deal of Bob food
to give material for the renewal of so
strongly nitrogenous' • growth as hair.
horns and hoofs. Few things pay better
than time giren to cording out the loose
hair and cleansing the skin with brush as
well ascard.
A Ward About Tandem
Attention Is called to the feet that
turnips may be sown on ground occupied
by the earlier crops. Sow, whenlo-
. le, just previous to • rain. This sec-
ond crop will prove a valuable one. for It
will afford • large amount of good feed
just when root.. are most needed.
>Mw tai Therm
Ata vessef the Nova Scotia Fruit
Growers' aa,ecisation a member retorted
hal complete ted. with success, the
avpikedes of salt water to the bark of
woo teens ger destroying the bark lone ,
(Os
opadet silt Is ot and t dissolved in two gal -
We .pplied with • stir
pant Irak
lids, an extensive erower of
peaches la Osnneetieat, name. L the best
ped for Wig the Moa.tala Rae.,
ripenlhg the bet et Awed, followed by
the Medium Ave sad tie Morris w•h
MOW Market be weeld pleat Stump, Old -
adzes and Mowstalw Boss; for Banning,
the gawk, wide\ b not • gond table
fralt. but bawdily ever fail.
Country er0 g.1 .* •peaks fevenbl lleoff
the
a 10 t1.. beet \.dgsa.tmsidk d
. end boors
01 asci, •\say mho& mow, p verly
l@e1.dgrow egierplfreely reed sed �eaalRy
Oast thee M bas proem M be the MN
>bc aa4Oage, aim Mr. Hdwa., of hisses.
deed* pie dile the ever pa ell eel
mosmeireiriPerthe beet
rayA*gee *M tuba to imerapple twit past haw
b to dwaeb the rade of the Wide. tree
with ha wear.
Pruti....r E. l dad tela It The Reed
Now Tahoe sled be da wade. after a
oisive an kieretheirlie and
i_ e _ dear dlRares
vertst
> ire, l Pena pima mania del` tate rider
fine's
elery
impound SALESMEN
Tb•rrw are uyl.y ,dtoatlWts
ta of ter re,
tett Dr Ty
SAM.' Worm Syrup meets them
is every Mr successfully. 1g..
• _ n -
neer" .eeetUate.
1Sr. f1. rggb w buying medicine, but
try the creel hlduey and Liver regula-
r, made Its Lr (twee, author "(Chase',
btelt Tr, Cl...se'Laver Core Por
a'I . mosses •of the Liter. Kidneys,
St.,u.a.:h and 13 '4 v!.. Sold by James
Wile:+f, drupgt•t
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.
UR** N.evoue hosaatioa Nervow Head.
eche, Neu rslg.a, Nervous W eat nom,
assnacb and Liam, D.ss.ses, and all
aeactloaa et the Kidney*.
A NERVE TONIC.
6eeasa W. Dou oa:Mumma Ca.r.,as.-
Pa ten.ass 1 we.. moues-�.r bw, ase.a.m As
►oto sad 1y teems tied and um • hear seer at the
vslsa�ts .acedy tact Pours (•.jeer Cai aur es
card err e V . ralestds mom.
hie Lt asy ora reit. to sit tot adults near
AN ALTERATIVE.
Ato.a. Aeso= wnnsos. h.,sersr
I bonen Paters Daae Co:pee.. tst.1 a
Me . My tro.N. ssstwd 1. base maned humor
t hews ( sed a u es.5I wsreomma with . ham
w 1.: .vs a Ib pw. at Ostler er' °""eels
err we. -
A LAXATIVZ.
A. C e.an, Wens Bevis Jrac rtow. Tr says
ler tate yeses pest t bine bras a,rreat mama
fromone averawb.a.trued tb
sc.w▪ n,wamemsdum I rya
as tmuayy M me
NW
alisl we. now 1 ma e WON,.Mkram try
A DIURETIC.
0.e' .moor,, Oboes (SWT. loaf. eye.
W .eu brews. �ratna+ ester,/ (.race.
..le
sad lea
keek mea sohma.dtd aI 10 . srsMilnertamo •�say
1l..iW of meeatemade haw bum reate trams
wan. sob taw wad the m.aalr ebb temarm.ple
b •mat. bead for elrealsr-
P .el.0e. pdtib
WELLS, RICHARONIIatII, P,.vrL &_
Montreal, P. Q.
�. P. It. BOOD.r2
TOWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
1100 AND UPWARDS
1 1p.v. a large number of Honore sad Lots
and Vacant I.arvls in ins ewe. desirable parts
of the Town --men *A1.1: Clet:aar,
New 1. the tore ao serine property before
rite mot In
•Riblet tine pr: w. P. ill ba advanced
bewared the reach .4 nnsov.
Penal. and tee List and Prises before purchas-
ing ekewhere.
R. RADCLiFFE,
Real rester• and General Insurance Arent.
Om. -e Nese.-t., slurs door from `quare, 1'. P.
R. Melon and Telegraph Office. bis. tf.
flte.ehace Has set their Afll Head.. Letter
jirea tc.. ta. priced at this ode. tar very
ppipe
more
than the. peters rt,*'y iry r-. ,h
pap.,- and :r seine to vert,x their
can and see m:note ecdyses prices.
GET YOUR PRINTING AT SIGNAL
la imago, P.rmaaenl sowti..a [laraaN
te
with 0ALAnit *lip Lessees*. ram Amy
determined twee e.n, sw-.:ord with re.
'Needle'. a dv tate ro t*gtaatea Steen
tlts.tomp1.I . Itaiefflrea� tt fast sepias speolaI.
Addnwat attw. 'Nairn this paperl
KNOWN B1WTIIF:RN.
Nt'..t.YLsaI. 11 K.., areiTen. N. Y
SPRING ILLIN
MRS. SA..KELD'Se
Tte latest " . epees d tt.e ease. os. b• o• Ise Nsrth sty 1 the lestreit
MOUNTS, SHAPES, iBBONS, GAUZES
sad everything to be (*wad i. a dhiciYe Oaiserl estabiis►eten1 A new 1tye*
CRAPE AND NiJ1V'3 'v -Firm IN
has Dbeenyeade.kird a. ..II .t,d examine the Meek .Ptd get prices, .asst ter ParkerAbs
s ent
Tur..1•tu.
tom!! j �Rsi. a X.SJQLD.
'I Ej Ci• B 1RRY'seas cheap for malt . ►r•i;l not be sodded -
JE"ERY one should a:: 041111iim before pure/Maine FURNITURE elate hare.
NOTIC r+ _ 0
IN pavan TO MAILS tOola roe
NEW GOODS
WHICH Ata Aaalt'1P0, 1 'Alit 1011 nig
-NEXT THIRTY DAYS
ROCKERY
t &T COe'r.
All New Designs and Pat-
terns ---Colne and See.
A:tray. a fresh stock of
NE and all can save No.rey by buyia g Isom UEO. BLRItT,
BARRY" ma1t'a a nxetalty of UNDIItTAKING and Picture Teaming.
ALL kinds of FURN i 1 i YE kept un hand. Call and see his Stock of
ROCKING Chairs, Tables, Parl,,r Setts, Mattresses, Bedsteads, Easy Chairs, Re.
REMEMBER that GEO. HARRY keeps the best Stuck of FURNITURE ia town.
You should call and get lli. PRICES before buying eleswbore
$AIRY,
Hamilton -St., (ioderich.
CHICAC}O HOUSE
/ have just returned from the cities, and am now
receiving the latest lines in SPRING MILLINERY.
illy dressmaking department is also in full work -
Aim:
PROVISIONS fug order.
or. Land at lowest prices.
N.H.--Rest ?Brands 'of .Ceased Tomatoes. :
cents per can.
G.H.OL}D'
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PATENTS
CAVEATS. T330( RAMS Alla COPTNICNTS
Obtained. and all business in the U.S. Patent
°ek-e atIceued toMODERATE1MODERATEFLAGS.
Our
the .
Of-
doe,and wwecarp.Male Patentsaoa�kin time
than those reggae from N'A SNLVOTO v
Send VOPRL OR DR.1 WIXO. We ad-
vise as to patentability free of charms and
wemake !1f)etAJWs CXLESS w.WOB-
T1IX PATENT.
We refer. here. to the Post toaster ,the
o Money Order Div„ and to officiate of tit
term. an�dtreferen, s to actual clFar ients In your
ou a State Or County, write to •
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A call is res pec fu/ly solicited.
A. J . WJLKINSON.
NEW GOOD
FRES
NIZON STURDY'
GOODS,
HEAP GOODS,
eople's Grocery.
TFROM 15o.
No old Stock to work off, but all Fres
at Prices to snit.
alRlabest e'...h Pelee for setter ase rias.
t:etaesber the Stand -On the square. next he
itlttgham't Ftra.a..raat
and New
FLOUR! FLOUR!
Pi- new full Roller Mills at Port Albert using the
ro LATEST & BEST MACHIN E • Y
o will be running about the 28th of February. 0 dially invited to give them a trial, harm cox
-MOPPING. . DONE EVER'- ID
ICI -1 � J 1 Y
1 6I M, ASEHAFFY, Propria o
o 2--(
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EVERY PEN GUARANTEED.
AztEx_ MORTON,
4ODICRIOH;
• MANUFACTURER OF FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGES.
WORL8,
ruler
• Opposite Oolborne Hotel, Goderioh.
=very Nam in Business should got
Li. 0111•• Sta ff
•
DBD S, FEBHEBy ARD FINGY G00113
Jew' fteem vat at Use Ifeffisei
Nerd Timm 0,,
ir. JORDAN, sad will h. 'OM at Pr1oser,e self
ea ,awe before ..ailsa your paetl.is.
�. Alt,*dima1 Hall, CiodiFiche
C -A_ - •� TI3.ANgS
m14 air
ACSpa
uteri! conrlent. I beg leave to
"1"a-el.TMS
having been diasol
thank the customers
bands, and to intim
carried on me at
PULL
and in every line in w
have a full assortment
goods not in stock
The public's obedi
of
J
dries for pest favor* qt their
business wig hereafter be
I intend to ratty
OF BARDW.LR$
1 will lrlake it my arm to
constantly arriving, and
notice.
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