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T1IE 11URON F[h:N Al•, } RF )AY, AUG. 24. 1888•
FARM, FIELD AND GARDEN.
INFORMAT'ON AND PRACTICAL AD-
• VICE ON MATTER. OF INTEREST.
lsaarnesing frets Ames the Apple Or
enemas .t Osr C.a.ary-h. Innen
ens B.m. Te.e. is Apples-Yartea/er
Anapaest t. Da/se.at ••stews,
This country is so vest and the sell ad
elim•t• so parted that • total failure of
any one of its agricultural productions
may be considered out of the question.
eels the asrtoalturai wilier of The Wood,
from which the Renewing interesting
statements ars taken:
Tbe last year, however, resulted is
such a general shortage le the apple rrvp
that. comparatively, it may be maul to
have been • year of failure. There were
still • few ssettcas. notably oat. in Now
York, war. s crop ems exceedingly
abuad.nt, but the were except/me to
he teased
t The at year been regarded ded as
likely to be a fruitful mime di. the or-
et.ards gesesally, on the principle of beer -
tang and non-bearing years. But bearing
_years are subject to •amender that aur
TH[ WASE11 OF FARM tASOR.
Tette OewMs eS twessslRrAb.s rose• b 11.
Itsitleemt Deoese..e.s .1 Ae rIsetter.
For imay remora • sousidersbie Sudo-
adios and dtfereoos is the peke and sup-
ply of tarn labor night be expected to
oc urtis country. swims to
*In Wyatt sad damages from one
kind of tanning se mother. TM result
.1 mesa toss es of wages of tars
Ia►sr node by Xhe agricultural depsrt-
set at Wasbtnstoe. Is almost identical
with that et three years sgu. W title boa'
dtfbre.ees occur, the averages et the
geographical sections or groups of states
le nate about .. thea TM avenge per
mooch is • few coots lower iu the middle
and western states ad !0 4dllornla. end
a very little higher is the south .ud to
New Bagl•n•l
As to the supply of labor, there seems
to he sulliceut in this country as a whole.
although there stn localities whore scarcity
'estate, te, and others that have a superabuttd-
-aaoe. There ate row, as there always
have been heretofore, tendeaetes lading
away from ram -ultras la the country to
employments iu the towns and cities. la
esrtalu portions the tisaiag and oyster In-
dustries compete to atm. extent with
farm labor, in °tate, lembse lag and
other toast induration have the Nose
est. In tomo of the mutinies states
the trees to cast tbek fruit when !tear tis the demand for labor Re the oaastraetioa
psrtod of harvesting. thus greatly leeese- of railroads and pebble works has in some
jag the supply. as well es climatic eases Maws to •a iswonvenleut extent on
changes that by tasty •.veetly and tiro- the agricultural labor in their vicinity In
longed existence amuse the rung trot; to a few pees wIeesuch works Lams been
drop ass emu as it is fumed. Agars. the completed the supply of labor hes bem
locreasirg hordes of insert pests ass -eon•
tinually committing tisk savages. and
unless •eflst1. itiy combated destroy the
sesta value of the erupt Te prevent this,
the beat preventives tow knows. to-
gether with dtmtlotu fee applyi•g them,
were ssoenfly given es aids peg., le
pew localities hi the east that were vis-
ited by the Ilerch Wizard sad subse-
quently experienced a seven, avid pro-
tracted rainfall, trees that boomed well
now Did fair to be failsoa, as the young
apples have almost endrely Wien ol[.
'itis. however, may sot be at all general,
and It is too early to determine with se -
lett eugeetxbundaat.
A considerable number of reports from
the Atlautk [wast states and front some
further west wastion the migration of
!ebonies as eaL•ieg a noticeable reductio&
in the supply tit tabor. This movement Is
generally wily a westward drift of popular
tlw, but there .are some special move -
meats. though sot of au extensive char-
=ter. such ma ae-heogo of colored laborers
in lfiesiastppi. Louisiana and Arkansas
tom the thin upland soils to the riches
river bottom lauds of those states. Where
tries severe droughts or other causes
farmers have been unable to aoatintte em -
curacy the trait prospect ter the whole pp&kotvieg labor the supply has drifted off.
country. ieavwg a preen scarcity.Another cause
Not many decades ago tbe;popular earl- of Ionil d.Adu
rcies in tnewer portions
sties of winter apple* could bt counted on of the'lorttweet is the Inability uta:
he
the Angers of ores head, sod numbered en to employ labor tbrou�sjbahs
ea the m.et desirable of these were tmaking it necessary for teepTissine
Roxbury russet and Rbods.1alnnd green- it from other IueIIties diming the Ss
Mg. Thee still remail. but in wily • ' season.
tow favorable beaddies aye -they able to Where a diversified agriculture is poet'
some Into competition with sewer varie- ' sued such inequalities in supply and
ties. At the rawest tinsel/ha iielderin is ' demand do not often exist, especially
rehab'y tire most highly esteemed .d where the self binding reaper so
goosed y distributed apple of any or largely supplies the labor for
variety that can he namd for the eastern la Arkansas. Louisiana and Minds -
states, where it has • bigt reputauou as dppi acquiring land of their own
an excellent whits appy of fia•e le !rad by adored laborers in sons eases eo-
flavor. In states wast et the Allegheny maims a sensible reduetkm in the supply
mountains 1t becomes saw of a fall than of labor for hire. On the other E-nej _ is
of • full whiter variety. Era southwest- districts where land can be had under the
ern and southern dates tote Ben Davis Is homestead act or otherwise cheaply.
a favorite, and of the lain. a list of old labor is sometimes abundant, owing to
and new varieties sew in cultivation the the presence of poor settlers who lack
two named deservedly take high rank as capital to farm their own claims and are
'osmneal Tie advent of • new glad to work for pay while .equiringtides
American •ppl. that would combine maid to their lands. It is worthy of notice that
t:f the good qualities of this king of all in sow of the reports from tbestateo and
fruits, such es sire, color, flavor. good territories of the further west the labor
keeping and together with ea of this Indians is referred to as a prol-
tioa to the di Barret climates of the inent factor in the supply for farming
• growing states, would be a boon to purposes. Immigration alas furnishes a
t country and the wuree of miliiuua of considerable supply of farm labor, though
revenue. not always of the moat elScieat eharaetar,
Already the expert d apple, to foreign �� ass >latas. eklst
countries has reached large proportions m
and is destined 1 lnarese. rapidly. More An expert in batter making Josiah
than 000,00e barrels were shipped last Shull. of Ilion. N. Y. gave the t&Aowing
year, Groat Beltran the principal rales at the Ithaca Dairy inat.itute: 1. To
customer This was a doexve•ae of mitre make butter the milk from healthy cows
than 100.000 barrels from the previous only should be used. L. Avoid excite -
year. owing to scarcity in the crop of 1N67. meat of the cows, produced by chasing
intelligent oreh•rdists an the eastern and with dogs or in any other manner. IIar•b
northern states should keep the foreign treatment lessens the gnantityaad injures
markets in Med when noshing .elections the utility of milk. A Cow.sboald have
for their platings. an abundance of suitable food and per,
No heeseh of tamingis more profitable water. and salt kept where they can Lave
or conducted with less lair than orchard- •occas to it every day. 4. Cows thread be
ins when the products can it sold even et, kept frons all foul odors, and not be
• moderate price. a'si`des this, apple allowed to est or drink anything that will
trees easy be planted os land too rough taint the milk G. MUking should ba
for root or grain cnitt:i k, and high Wu- done at regular hours, with dean hands
tads. are more exempt from kliltog by and clean udders and dean stables, and
frost than errhanis in the valleys and the milk kept from contaminating odors.
lowlands. borne of the states, notably 6. Milk should be strained immediately
that of Arkansan, are rapidly developing atter drawing, and aerated to e'imiaate
into fruit growing regime, and that state any objeetw able odors. T. Mllk vessels
is now the home of promising new trade- should be thoroughly cleaned. scalded
ties, among which may he named the Ar- with boiling water and aired to hoop these
imams black. Elkhorn. Crawford, Siloam. perfectly sweet.
Shannon and many others- While the ��
western and •oatbw.etere states will be . Tae" lis ides,
ata disadvantage as records the foreign ' For the benefit of farmers who may
trade, they will control the purest in tiewant to tan and color sheepskins with the
great dues of the interior, and these with I wool on is given a fore:lila advised in The
the numerous towns wW require • cost. Mos and Loather R.porier: Tan in alms
atantly taera•dnt andissolved in water. Proportion, one potted
shipmate Area shipmArea t e peeking should alum to one gallon water. Tera wait
be mneb the same se fee the best hos. wool clean with plain soap. To color, use
trade. The trot two courses should face aniline of any Aimee you desire. Dissolve
the bead to be opened and they should be ens antis' in two galloon water;
tightly pressed to prevent snaking In straM before using; then float skins la a
handling. New barrel's sbonld be used dye box. wool down. See that they lin
Sat. and let remain till color or shads you
desire comes. then take out and rue
through clear Bold w'at't and hang up la a
hot room to dry. For plain whke, wadi
the skins well after tanning .. described
Above. 11 not white enough, bang up is
a smell room and bleach with powdered
sulphur. set in a mil in minter of room
burning. Be carevi to have no escape of
the sulphur tames and here the room air-
tight.
1n preterenee to second hand odea as
being more attractive and astable, besides
this It is generally believed apples do not
keep well in barrels that have been used
for other purpose.
reoen 'tree Sweat
The borer and the yellows are greatly
interfering with the cultivation of the
peach in many sections where It was for-
merly profitably raised. This taaect seem -
tines attacks young trees In the nursery
M as to render them unfit for transplant
lug, but more eceneemly whoa they have
some into bearing. The eggsbtsw
he m
depos-
ited in tsumer at the r• of the
trunk nest tee seller. whore the bark is
soft. The best preventives ora watehful-
seas and ears la keeping that portion of
the tree in . eosdition that is uninviting
to the pests. Serape away the earth in
the spring and occasionally swab the col
ler of the taw with stress soapsuds.
eve of Itself will be • sa>seleat protec-
tion U frequently performed •t the right
semen, eidsmgh the keevomo dmn
whisk is she en easily prepared. Is usually
recommended for the purpose. After the
borers have made an entrance the proper
thing to do is to pick ties out wfh (Lo
point of a knife or kill them in their bolts
and prevent future iambi W the manor
stated ohms
tllssres Coni t1l•Ib .
The •[tent to which the corn yield le
reduce M hart's stalks. says PT,fe.ssar
bfotr, of the Illinois State eniveredi,
is grester than 1s generally
wegpossi.
Tide lees varies from year to year, se wee
m to dtIwe t vedettes. Violent storms
wises tea earn Is in bloom sty
the fwtilhsttlos ul sway erns- long of
asetai, wosea be prevented 10ot Pro.
fame Marrow believes that w pnodos-
ttwmaw of any variety tarp he isereasd
b.mate aafsb1r1osastnvesi boy, thetheptwnls
hem thew or by vatting swap the made
esttreh en eons as H 1s dheovered that nn
ler
Is (eMia 0061110lop'ae
tisable g� iswtl ML miter*t ora IN
applied
� k
MSS Se�
Mena at
Leet Way le Wane a Coos reel.
An excellent way to arrange fen a este
pool la to dig • hate is the gland six feet
deep and reignt jiver storms, stems up the
sides and cement the neons together.
The doe of thewill se
vary, eoediag
to the needs ofr poolthe owner. The pipes
from the sink •honed be of tbs cement
drain pipes. The pipes tbat'..mart with
1t should be told throe foot below the stir
free. The pool should be w.exed with a
trap of bards, sad over this pods laid.
'ltiia pool can Is orally clamed out and
can be constructed at dight expense.-
Massoehmitts Penman,
A name of teat lar be'e'r
A home of rest for horses Is • .ureses of
English scheme. 'Els eblef object is to
ggi{ve temporary rest to the horn of cab
irhers ase poor traders, who in meet
asses are obliged to kelp timer boosts at
work natal past help. mhos a timely holi-
day wadi restos w pow awturea.
Every comfort .art eenreslsoo is at hand
to =she Mie *oast and easy to the old
Law.
1110.01s01 1106 Ase Tsai
Dv
Ape" 1. the seas' se sea its easy sr*
out and
inepSheepaa Bosomy i1 InotAd sinaM is �
eetis bogls.
Mae
Americas Adtioetuttot'etlasts that a
„sow held may have IS atop of hook-
mafa
w, d this before *No is cadger of
freesv„sy be turned ands. se a grows
elaanM
Alwrdittg to Preform A. C Pamela
the borer in geese is the comms as tend in
the apple tem red should he dMtwsd in
the same masher.
people We Tutt► Aber•.
1fn Leland Stanf..rd'e jewels are
salami at • round mdhuu.
Walter Lon, M. P., will reereit Ag,
strength ty • ,kart to A',erica.
lotto R ebiswm. the veteran .hc,wteaaa.
left an 'stem valued it $3.000,f Ain
Nelda Grant's hueb.nd t,se ttsc..me
tion tbmugb tie. de.th of hie brother.
Elizabeth btewmrt Ph refers to
isioreull es 'the arrasi.s of .teroal
11s„t is we .fax .0 •.peva f..r a
young Aserlesta Maser sassed Sybil
Madame
Enema escape still .traria that M i,.
Kadelott will warty Jusoyh Cbamberiniu
rasa fell.
The Empress of Brasil trade a pilcries-
adw to Lourdes Lessen of the ewperur's
recovery.
Queen Victoria and Kaiser W.11iam
are, to me..t at Bade.. -Baden at the end
of September.
Tee Doke of Merbbweegli has bought
Lord Brownlee s Inasreiw. iu Carlton 1e: -
race, Loudon.
It poet the Emper.•r of A.utria $000,-
000 to entertain the (sir fur three day..
at Krernsier n. lb63
Oildinal Mattnmi's friends will cele-
brate his jubilee by prr.salm t bon with
• tettimuut•1 of SWU,t1W.
The Duchene .4 Monty. • vire married
her I. band in Drib. exactly
y before
reweeELLIOTT & FRETTY
years before her 1 r mut husband
born.
7
THE KEY TO HEALTH,
Tti.00l:s all the clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Luer. omrr�-
ieg off gradually without weakdniugg the
systorta, all the impurities and foul
Munro of the seers consi at the same
thee Correetngr Acidity oR the
fltomnch.8
aches. Dizziness.
=burn.
in. � OTmnese ol
vttdas, Janniltos. batt Rheum.
Ih& Heart,,.Nervousness, ..ndo
ln,g01
ttoorral, SSDebiiity; all these andmany
other similar Cow lainta yield W tbo
b�ap►w� it fltnenee of $jjRDQ(TZ
LOOD :aPlwrEBS
L MIMES t O6.. Presrlden. Tisane
PAINTING
ANL
DECORATING.
FOR OLD PEOPLEJ
1. old reply the serval! deem
weekend, std that meet be strengthened.
One of the axes premien* medic
writers of the day, m speaking of the
prevalence of rheumatic troubles .meg
CM aged says: var
The ious peirs,rbee-
tsstic w other,whichold people ohm
complain of, lid which materially de mb
tiler casket, mak free disordered
aM.ii." Time it a i1 • --libel
ere seedicise for old people muss he s
aerie toxic. Old people tow beset web
eomrgKion, fislttknsy, drowsiness, diem
rater edginess, theematia, seealgie.
the Painters and Decorators.tsuceeseon to H.
Cinema* bare begun the spring campaign. and
are now prepared to 1111 all olden in Paper-
ing. Peintinr. Salsoniiuiug and General Ira
°orating
Orders left at the shop on Kinston -8t.. or
rat by snail Urate..wl be proeiptly attended to at
taccaonablr
Olen ELLIOTT It PRETTY.
GEORGE BARRY. ,
T6c Leadi9g Undeilaker and Forn lure Deaior,
Nee removed neat dour to I.is told stand en Hemfltos •reed. where he w111 be planed to
aunt all I.1. old ..•aonery and neer new oto.. The psMir should remember that be
keeps the LARL*.T ora ager amurtu.rnl 01 Furniture la the Comity.
•gt51MMtTablAa; in all iia branches premeds atlrtadod
tea
Ole. him • all before buying elsewhere.
Winne Marry wakes • specialty of Pit -TURK FRAU !NG et Iowest pries.
C -EO_ 33.4121t.121ZY,
Hamilton -13t.. ()oder ich.
I AM OFFERING
11.. balance of my Nook of
S1�MER
M ILLINERY=
N
The Square, Uoderich.
A T -
Greatly Reduced Prices,
puny ■rt:de s .1 which will be rt and
BT -JO -W- COST_
MISS GRAHAM,
NEW
ENVELOPE8EriVELOPESI MRS. SALKELD'S.
WET
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
i:tc., Etc.. at
THE SIGNAL
PRINTING OfrICE.
These disessss are d annex argil.
Fine's Celery Cesep000d, •r pest
nerve tonic. is almost • specie in these
disorders, sod by as repining Mime
co the liver, bowels, sod kidneys, re-
move
o-move. the disorders peculiar so .14 age.
Old people fid it sheukling to the
vital an
a digdeof appetilt, d
• os.
Sold b inieststs h es SEs for fees,
Seed cur sigh -page payee lurk stay win
wenn ken aermas. meditated. lid agded pee .
pls.mho Id.. rim..'. Gaup Compound.
WELLS. RIC14AIS DSO N • ow
MONTREAL. i O.
PRICES REASONABLE AT SIGNAL
Mercttaeta out set heir Bill Heads, Letter
Heads. &c.. tc. printed et this ollIce fur very
little mere than thee geeer•11y P for the
paps, d it beta to advertise their Otrtaea
Can restd tree samples sad get prima
GOOD WORK IS DONE AT SIGNAL
Samples & Prices
on Application.
SALE OF LANDS R TAXES.
By virtue of • warrant under the heed of the Wards ek the Corporates of the County
of Huron. dated the 8ixteeob day .1 July. 11M1 Cameoadlag woe to Lery upon the lands here-
inafter described for the arrears of taxes respectively doe thereon. together with the coats;
Notice r hereby given that mane nob Taxes and Cysts .re sooner paid 1 Shalt is Coto-
liasce with the se sment Act. rap. Ilk It. 8. 0.. proceed to sett by public Auction. the
Sae
Said lands..e so mach thereof a.play be tar torr,y to dt.charge the same. et the COURT
I1
HOUSE. fa the TOWN of UODR1!s
. on TU&BUAY, the TN KNTIETH day of y13V KM.
BNIR. IMe. at one o'clock In tie afternoon.
'Masseur or JaMI/mLU.
DESCRIPTION Lor os Peter Brnster oft Cow- ACHES
or Ler. ces.Ios.
E. lx N i 6 is W. rt. 17
TOWXanir 01 n0W11-g.
West part of EO 1 11
1 11 100
5ILLAOI or ro&Dwtr'H IS nowte-u.
Part of Park 11
Part st *111 Reserve and part of a Alla* 91. death
Pan of 2 Patrick 8t.
L 8ervey
BL Arirew. Savoy
Meltns•Id Purvey
Mcre[oe fey
McCaughey Serres
PA
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Pat• s 04 tis . II
Pet'd 12I 5.3 S t 1M S2
111 117 the
1 I Pars
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17 id
9 1
vILLA0i 01 cows IN MOwlcg.
!the 14 paged 11 1 r 1 N
t-ILLAGE or NANCnsa'rak IN sl'tie7T.
6 i Pat'd 73 1 R 1•
TOWXAMyr OF 110[a01
Ssetb Ewa 17 6 M Pat'd N 39 1 M 42
TOW1t*K1P 01 Kt-[1U.OP.
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rILLAO. M wiwoee. is Traa.RAY.
West 1 (71
West 1 173
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Th. latest Novelties of the satesn ora be found on tar North aide .f the yusrop
AUNTS, SHAPES, RIBBONS, GAUZES
and everything a be found Is is fkteaelaes millinery establlahMt. A sew Ilse of
CRAPE AND TNI 'S VEILING
W been added. Call sial •:awls• the stock and get prices. Agent for Parker's Steam
Dye Werke Torsoto.
114140
f
MRs- s 31O
CHICAGO HOUSE
I have just returned from the cities. and am now
receiving the latest lines in SPRING MILLINERY.
My dressmaking debarment is also in full work-
ing order.
A c711 is respectfully solicited.
A. J. WILKINSON.
NEW GOODS,
FRESH GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS,
ZT
NIXON STITRPTS People's C c ,
TFROM 15o. UP_
No old Stock to work off, but all Fresh and New
at Prices to suit.
lrURSbese Comb tutee tor Marlex arae 110/ -
Remember the 8tand on the *lune. mixt to Bingham's tteetaerant•
11 11
11 M
1111
1d 11! iN 11M
1 11 l0 1iit 17 N
R, N ip .ltpl,
T'eeswnr
cent, of Rem.
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D&UGS PERFllhIllY AND FANCY &OODS
Jest Received at
Tines..(Mail oedsia ame them befor:aod nekleity W p�ereyaas�Oesia wit
F. JORD.at, Medical Hall, GoderiahU
FLOUR! FLOUR!
The new full Roller Mill* at Port Albert using the
LATEST & BEST MACHINERY
will he running shout the 28th of February,
elislly invited to give thein fa trial.
OHOPPING DONE Ems, Y
Farmer; too!
JAMES MAHAFFY, Prcprietm;
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