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). A RM, FIELD AND GARDEN. 01.4 AbOuT CELERY.
I RU,STWORTHY MATTER PERTAIN-
ING TO A VARIETY OF SUBJ:CTIL
saiting Owa Rem nereberelle - Pirmailbral
am* 01 eh* Wildtss• ea Oseesetbne
with ib. stanspeesses OF Tp... Inerabeir
net is Aisteana or la Ose
The situatioa of an oreherd, with re-
gard to expense ur aspect. requires in
many seetises saints consideration, while
tn others it does sot so much matter. For
iustance. tu sections where hate and fatal
'prier ferrite prevail. ss to L. lois. MO-
.ouri and some ether western atette. ae
eastern sad seuthern exposure and low
groats& ere to be avoided; while tuwest..
ere New York, where the winters are
comparatively unlfurm. this main dis
ties to guard %mint are the provail!ez
high st its& hem the west and the north.
la all localities where fruit cuittre has
made say °Leakier -ebb, progress there is
generally experience enough to be foam:.
if sought for, to guide begierna:• iu lung
sites fur orchards. and all who are wise
will avail themselves of the experkaor
of seamiest al neighbors.
Following are some timely suggestions
on the subject of setting new orchards.
g:ted the sin keof condeneed rules,
Inbany Cultivator:
1. Thy main portion of the new orchard
should lo platen:1 with well tasted end
approved varieties. If practicable betel
such as have done well in yonr partieu!ar
Locality, and plant very few, by way of
experiment, Of new. lauded an.: untried
aorta, &mot of which will eventually prove
of little value.
2. Select young and thrifty trees, in.
stead of large omen the young trees being
tria:twin Man. tray taLLet ewe and
aidtt latter rend, Gusting km on the
starting soarer with vi=s graiwthe
than large trees with mu -
• Make it a eendision with the nurelier
man that be Wall give ample and wits
Jared ruins, which will bold the tree when
transpbuited without !ening or staking.
4. Autumn transplanting should be per-
formed only ou quite hardy kind., and in
pineal ta here the trees are not exposed to
sharp wintry winds. The heads of tbe
trees should be shortened In and made
lighter by cutting hack Co seaman,
growt h. or !•.,,e cutting of the longer shouts
at a fora. Mit 410 11141141 Of more tliam Qui
sestion'. emelt should be taken off, as c
large to:ousels make the trees teutlerer v
more liable to injury by winter.
5. Tiers not eutirely hardy, like the
peach. sleould not be set out it :autocue
(unless under new banally firroraide eon- w
ditionst. but it is well to procure them in
autumn, heel them in and en them out
ia spring. The same treatment will w
ower for a,ll ktode, and they will be ICI
hand for early setting. Rut nodal OM
will be required to Lepel them in properly. --
Park the fine earth solid bet even the
mots: mire delight to oreup, such eaves
with roots at hand for fuod, A smooth
ridge of earth summering the tress will
resent the mire from approaching them to
G. After being rot out the earth about tic
11.. trees must be kept clean and mellow
1 hrough the snow. and the crust wLkb
which fornis after s.ntumn trans Meting
thorough' broken .ad crted.
i flow to Raterli are Mew is w
Osessmaptiesa
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111P qP:VAI.. PRIDAY, SEPT. 14. 1888-
• 0 • 414. SatillA. L Miro EMMY
wow, onotiiii vrolt ami osk. 4.• •orld • 4eittly by routidee, lever spot. oho
h *tete, ehei • :".• seq.. ins coutplexion is may reader.si use 1 TIIMA...s
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a '/'" rwl•i"e'• I IP- s • 01 er ' Yelitemese Than it is well liatorwu sae
or it MO a hie leech. o ate heath wAd Iti ctused nom aft inactive Liver and taw
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The directions hens given for blaneht
peinme if duets ur rimy tape Rook for todet recipes. buil* •od
ap C... tato*. We ri -et every perna blunt 1)r Chon's Liter Cu,. i.unties NIX 01\
trouble enh Lir- ensisint, Dye- ' t'oe blond root whole sister:. See Re
and ntortnit celery for winter ase
proved rottenly in Couutry Gentleman
IsiHepteraber. lye winter use tales
Looping t he weeds dews betwore
rows), tine, • tot wit at one end of tiro ro
use mamma store etriag; kir mend tan
around this stick, then tern noun
aeh ideal, tyiug all tbe leave, tight ;
your rows are LW long toilimosehearif tigh
14 7041 paereed drive in g sad
tighten up to that, loon to the erd, the
object Leung to get en b plant eaug
and tight. %When finished run a plow
along one side, dews* the tither; do not
lay than down as we do potatoes. but
gradaally inierease your !eying up al sell.
keeping yoer plants perfectly erect; tlie
saves whet is termed loandlMir--that 1.
drawing up the oarth With the hands on
each i•ide. When finishe4. rut the etrio8
ita chfitrivi.t Flamm, aa it Rill out pat 14
rut np ;eat as it That
with
atojti beard plow. That intenda'd fur
wring roreuiree no blanching.
In storing nriery for winter, throw two
mold board i,:eles together. Sbovel tip a
ridge as hiyh as the length of your plant,
pine the raw ts a>, close '..ocetncr am they
will t . root end on Lep, leaven et tot
tone pier-. straw lightly reg.tinst t Lein no
you eau soe the piano,. nother now on
the', and so on, on each side, until joie
bare it at uut tem feet wide, then ete.'er
ell over with ctn6w, than earth. keep your
earth abott twelve inirthes all over, pet
op loon.; avoid tramping aa you 15,,1l41,
the inoeer tle moll tire more frost it will
reteet. In cpening. begin at cue end,
take eler.o acmes it; Odes will mond
like a cake. If • very cold winter. cover
this teeth over ground pit with leaves,
laying VW brush to keep it 1.11, or ever -
/gem hremeine. Your commiseion we -
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gait up.
to 11.11.• 4 1441..4 . 1.31 ,...gg .00e.tii,•• tie be* to preserve the ewe-
st•': ewe you. Machu,. plezien. bold hy all druggist
t and !twerp' Leak #1. Beld bi .1 the obey Grocery Las, ka atal.asey • big drib. lh Tem. This Meese Itima In sli
druegiste efillwAnor5ineiE 0-1Z0eene°°"=. ni=s46
if
'illEADMAKE
always on haod. and at prices Hsu cannot tor Rawl en.
r ibmstead let deer west of Hence Hotel. Deed& dellvorsel Mali parts ot 'notelets
e o• ail kinds pareboeu at beet market tetra.
A Geed Rees
Numbered with comperct ively hew ad-
ditirns to the net of useful mere • Papa
teenier" MOO* to be growing in feet r on
Lamont of its many good qualities. Hume
fault Lasbeen toured with it because of
its having lost too area* cf its ewer
foliage altiriug the latter part of the
ter, so as to redder the plants rather un
eightiy. But tetough this feature Lae
Levu uot:ord in • number of est.,., yet it
has nut born proved to be a chassetenatie
Ike variety, because there Sie teeny
xreptioras to the rule. Immune Mosaics
t is quite possible that the plantar may
have Itten overwatered, nr perbspe they
may have been kept too warm; either cf
Lich would be likely to produce such a
result &never. the fact remains. that
Papa Uiontirr will he largely planted. aid
ill also be touch used for summer new -
erne. both out 01 401,1. end under ghee.
The Sowers tar not only much larger, but
ve much more substano thou the old
sad popular Bon hiker.
A Word About rnieuty.
September or October is the beet time
sow timuthy. The best soil for 11 10
11 bottom land Timothy is tbe stand-
ard of comparison ea a hay grass in the
nurtin but is not so well adapted to the
mouth an mine others. It is not • pasture
grams. se the roots benne bulbous. reps
eially.on epland.sed ltd... not ben gree-
n( well nee drought. But it yields very
ey crepe of hay per saw. Sow about
fteen puunds reed per acre on a well
narrowed serfcee in September or Orfo-
r, Febriary or Mardi, and let the next
o elver the seed (toed stable 0*0145.
a roir.post of stable manure. <eaten
seed meal and kainit or • first rheas Ea -
misted. pc:truth fertilizer twill do, using
3)to 200 llamado of the fertiliser and
wire or three then as much coorpost ac-
cording to coneenteation.-lhoie Farmer.
Peet Le' sa le tiarerp.
Foot rot is • disease most &Re to et- ll'at
tack 'burp that are in luw, eit 6
ovum'. It is comparatitt-7; unitt.own on he
417. ithieJle soil. American Age:a-taints%
gives a French ctode of treatment fur foot nU
101 141 sleep.
la France the mill of lime has been
found useful 5. preventing the spread of Mt'
the disease, and for the erre of I I
eases Shallow tanks or nays are placed 1I
af the door. .of the cheep Gam anal Co
anl =We am they go out or in. bathe their
for in !lie liquid. These tanks are alsou
ten fere long. and of a width suited 10the
dcves of t be sheep barn. The .ides are
.bout four inches high. sad there are
strips nailed crosswise on the bottom t
prevent the animals from slipping as they
pus through the Ird. Lumps of qukk
time are pined tie, which, 01.1 the ad
dition of water. slake. Mil =era. and
Mesa Deere.
IRS. DARTS TRIPLET&
"sadist Cleveassers Prise /or Me three bast
et the Aware County*My, to weg
riameet=
de mem triMa
lets he Ids
of Wm A K 14,t,kt,
she write* " Lott •ugua tke Mae
WIT erk, and re I coed set no entsrulbg
meld mil thee. 1 ccormallaild .is
dLm.i010y004 Ii neipre teem Inelleastely,
tad Mayhem tree as well as mem14 1 onm
dim I____bege'l Alt In ths Pd it1W
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Lactated Food
bibs bra Food ix botUe fed babtes. It teem
then well. eded Is better than modlegis
nen they an =a
THE MOST PALATABLE,
NUTRITIOUS. and
DICESTISLS FOOS,
Lia/LY PREPAEED,
At Druggists. 211e., 1111.00,
sae new *of Ma* onctexat rooa.
100 Moab far an Infant for 111.000
aW A valuable painiSlet on "Th, Nutrailla
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A rel•respoodent in Real New Yorker ___
write", 1 have wondered many times
while traveling over the country why it is '
o that ell farmers will stick to the old prac-
tice of putting the large barn doers ou the
- outside. covering them with a roof
- interred against the board., thee en-
deavoring te make the tern storm tight. ail
f door covering. en water runniug (Iowa
itivide tbe barn Why not put tee done Pi onto ee' a wr-Ta.s. •uslia: the hand of tam 'Werke el the Corporator of the County
tw,,idoe 1 would do it ii, taw way. mama jelsitisterrte! ripen 14e e.r..... t. 4.1 oti.ely. NW Celaialladialri= LOY, upue tiri lands here -
dew *iteet 'r. - Use a' • ear. '4 see respectively dee t t. together wi the owes :
/airing ("It the frank"' Pat at er(141 Ill. to I Nto-oce le Is tel'y .„-,..,0 e AA n the Iv .011 Taxes and Cone are sooner paid 1 Shall in Cum-
eorm-,pned with the ewe to be ocrupied 1 pionee with 1 he A mossmeat At t, Vey. 1, R. M. 0.. proceed to sell by public Auction. ate
by tom, door wboo opsit ma amt. jog ow 1 s.tsimi :wok „. "'mho I., re. 41W mar toe rieroacary to discharre the tatel", at tbe 4.20URT
outside mill back et this point about two n011 K. io toe 'I. in "4 ... isofrdetril..sn TUESDAY. the TM IC NT1ETH der of IN3WEIR-
inebes. end she tu gin at the top es the hen min st *Mt v 4.4.-.4 .I. I...e •afterstaes
door. Now board down from above, let- 'TOWNSON? OF 88IIIIELD.
ling the boar& project below the girt Pref.
DESCRIPTION 14.? ne PA VT 81*ItirT no r.).1. ACRES OS Tsx CS Clunk TOTI..
three or four inchen ranee the door track ni, Leer.
10 Vra. D. Varrti $ Veil $ r1$ cll..
to the girt so that the door will slide put li. r . IS 30 Pat'd • 04 1 2 II le
bark of tire boards projecting down from
above. A strip nailed across from board woo, pert ofT01761117 OF ItOWICII.
1 NI Pard 122 ar 5 • tat 32
te board at t1115 bottom opposite tbe fin 1 11 142 - 11 71 I r; IOW
make.' • apses for 48. 4...- to roll in, and
an venal ran get a Anent° take the doer VILL&011 or faatwial Ix 111011Tex.
off of the hasps. Whoa it raise thePart el Pork 23 1 Peed se 1 st 1 se
water Will follow down the upper hoards Pak are kili p,,,,,, a. 0 pact ut fl Aline Si. South
nie Pard s 13 I • 0 •
1 Copra' 51 m 1 45 17 54
over the outside of the Mew and thanker inn of 2' Pottfoti ftt.
down the door ter the gem& This plan V111.110a OF swum le noekca.
IS 14 Pat'd si 115 1 57
dues array with the seed at • roof over
the doer. tit:Lacs or g•xcIalTiat IS IICILIITT.
=Wag with water form the of lime
which Is smother name ter whitewasth. I
the sheep on ramie; oat being litter with
them this should he reeroyed from the
lank by means ef a rake. Where this
dismiss has established Itsed the sheep
tenett be treated individually. The dis-
eased horn of the hoof most be rut away
with • sharp knife. and all alters
ailinessed. A oonerstrated solution of aul-
plats of copper (Woe vitriol of blue
Mine) or a caustic. oiatieeet sone Wad
itheakt be opptied. A favorite ointment
of tide disease oossimsts oir • liaely pow-
dered bine vitriol. one pound; Enely
dered verdigris, Leif. pound; hawed oil.
ems pint. pine tar. ores quart. The feet
ere thoroughly neared with this. which
is not it imbed oft, se a solution would be,
by the wet grass.
• Tbe result is vez soon • leaky, rotten
Cr, Owe Wefts, Orasego.
1 write to recommend rye for whiter
grazing and slater cutting The arionnt
of green food obtained from rye is surpris-
ing. The only labor is putting in tbe
seed and the cutting of the grain. Oats
are hemming quite untrustworthy, in
consequent* of the "cold swaps." which
=
r to have become chronic with ua.
Iwo or three winters the theetno-
aestei drops down to 10 dogs. or Re ..lgb.
horhood for one night or sena spa the telt
oat. are badly injured. Many are aban-
doning the pleo=olfrcets In the fall In
consequence hs objectionable
from Its beard and requiring very
rich soil. Ry. Is MOOR hdy than oats
and. when well manned. will give satis-
factory rettiras.--Soutbern Cultivator.
Th. Illestaleg Int
The mouthing bit le the Seat and oat]
one that sheuld be used with & young
of hematite tate the use id the hit, lit
horse during tire first year .1 111. traluiliz
shape. fat ildIng or drivin4. or until 8. 11.
1, be that the
Bettereby
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pot to lobi feasort imp
meddle or bernem
is his treatise am
Hi, also yam b lag
horse the evil veto 1140 feared 18
orbiter,. or ("Win/ of the, rotrueni of lb
mouth by thilipernev• at • bog bit sod
I� the purpose o1eseathhie-
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No fruit shade 1.
waste Allot moan be
should bot emperatel .r
of the many 'styles Gni'
oreggegtorg.
traria whent14sI10
or • tossIbe
berrisa
all kinds,
sells at hatter mien a: • Isom
evaporated.. sad la urdyile
use due*/ trialit.
than dried.
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BREAD so* _of we Yeas
took 11.1 Fast relate at Oman,
sEensi ree. esseerea
Over okras MUM berm mimes ,
to ray that k serpanses aay pee • *-1"
cur Lard hy diem
11 maltaw the ername old**
**co* hese& roils, heir ard
ock wheat pancake.
It.a.ers an sararIT eyary area is
Canula ant naing It.
PRICE FIVE CENT,
tus
NIXON STURDY.
GEORGEBARRY,
AND The illadill°1 UNINIAlier Oil Dcaler,
DECORATING.
ELLIOTT & PRETTY
.1.. ters sod te,oratc isoceremen 10 11.
••• lyre *elm 51,- ear Laos:arias. atilt
el. 1.4.0 T.:eta/al to 1111 nil 014,:a In Mawr -
Mg. Pa.t.teag. Resumintng and General Lie -
Omer Mg
Oroe.otett at tb.- shop on Nteesionlq., or
met by molt win be prontptly attended 10 01
ransom . stes.
-Mem 'LLLIOTTE-PRIETTY.-
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ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS,
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PRICES REASORIBLE AT SIGNAL
Merchants can get belt- its Heads. Letter
Heads. /cc- a,. printed at Hos Milm tor vsr
Ittle mere thee the. nesserslly pry for tee
paper. and It helm to advertise their busisees.
Call and nee taxmen *414 151 prices.
6000 WORK IS DONE AT SIGUL
Samples & Prices
on Application.
WORK AND PRICES CONSISTENT
LE OF LANDS FOR TAXES•
seine. soma Cam.
A fernier who has not failed to hen a
perfect etand of men in tea years ra-
te:Mont hie good leek to be *011404 01
saving and cora. H. p418. best sad earl iret ears as soca as am gland. Liss
thew up and dries by Seeking
that molt tarmaers spoil their good seed
by drying In .a est tosibileg; them the
cob La not dry when .'sr -hard besides
weather area, taliewed by sett span,
whkh eleakeye • yowl et the vitality. se
that 11 (14. sena sleet. it Mobs vigor.
& Surrey
roar warm woneasa
Termite ave a favored savored crop fee
fields from which one crop leo &beady
been taken
If the fans hones well is nerd fee • ow.
hien-etre for milk, liestne„ meat, eta, k
should 11. kipt deo& and everything pat
Wk. 1 thend he obsoletely mesa, bash
and clean.
lay 1 median has herd, takes the
plan et damp trearidag fear the sehrey
Oust.
The &eta bssp is absolutely
ter fowls. Mormons their IsisrariZ
gads frees vermin and impurities. pea at.
Eattorlalts isstrasaaasai pewit*
lieoaskaiar or Ala ainaticea, sa
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Ilan r, flan, ed neat door to his old et.oul oa transition Street. '.1,,, be will be planed rei
Ilimr, all 11 5. Wel t "aroa,rtr. aryl inanj now wane. The Mad° Ilhould remember lieu be
Lisle the 1.1114:140T era allaT assortment ut rerun ere IR the Couhly
gat ratiaTtlashei in all its !-c-ontimil itrceaptly attended ba.
(''r him • call woe baying elsewhere.
George Harry makes a specialty of pit-ruity 10115 St INC et lowest
pricer.
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Hamilton -St., Gaetano&
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The Square. Goderieb.
.oniesse
AM OFFERING
s-d1"ifiakkR,
M 1 LL1 ERY
- Greatly Educed Prices,
many article* of vrbich wit' be at WWI
COST
MISS GI- R.A 1--I A. M,
SPRINC MILLINERY
MRS. SALKELD'S.
The latest. Novelties of the serum can be found On tor North aids of UN &'.m
MOUNTS, SHAPES, RIBBONS, GAUZES,
and eery-thuto to be found in •' firs -chase !whiner,. estaldiabaseat. A new Imo of
CRAPE AND 1>TT-TI\T'S
M. been added. Cell sad examine the Nock and ret prlees. Avast for Parker's goer
Dye Worts. Tomato.
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Edna- 1341.1..1C1E1..re.
CHICAGO HOUSE
I have just returned from the cities. and am now
receiving The latesr lines in SPRING MILLINERY.
My dressmaking debarment is also in full work
ing order
A c2I1 is respectfully solicited.
A. J. WILKINSON.
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JosReceived at Ms 35idies1 Hall by P. JORDA N. and will be sold at Prig
Hard Timm. 041 sied see thee Were oakum yen pantheon
T. JORDAN, Medical Hall, Gods:rich.
FLOUR!.FLOUR!
The new full Roller Mills at Port Albert using the
LATEST & BEST MACHINERY
will be running. about the 7.84h of February. Fortner. cot
(bay invited to give thein a trial.
OHOPPrINTO- r:•02•TP, ENTIEIrt
JAMES MATIAFFY, Proprietor.
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