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THE 'I'N k1J. }'R11)A1'. SEPT. 21. 1888
FARM, FIELD AND GARDEN.
OBSERVATIONS ANO EXPERIENCES IN
AFFAIRS OF COUNTRY LIFE.
O/dlew. Expressed by Pfee\laeut sed
••esass(el (i.ewre W Widely U.per.ted
'13
11 I ( ss.&ry ea lrp..a
rtl
J rMMsr (Herr.
T. ] , oto+ of Ohio's progressive
farmer*, u.ade the statement in
hare) New Y : ••1f 1 were asked to
tell In tour wthe moot possible So
teapot
be largest 'closer and
ttllltg...r A 1Ls,yftind eulUrator. la the
same journal. .dews with hqe
-wheat succeeds the oats t ad-
vantage." J D. CIA*, Turk.
practices the usual rotation In his sat to,
letting wheat follow Toru and o.ta.
ground is plowed fur cure and the hand is
matured with barn manure, either *owed
under or put on the autumns before, pre-
ference being given to the latter phis
An Indiana r iveter expresses the be-
lief that "if one-half of oar wheat
acreage was Needed to clover. and
wheat end clover were rained alternately,
in the course of fifteen or twentyyaws
the .ggrefate of wheat from out-talf tiro
groaW would hemg:wat as hoar the whole
of it If cultivated continuossal) for the
same length of time is wheat alone."
Oen W. O. Leduc. writing from Mimic -
sots, says: "Always seed down with clover
if you wish to keep up the fertility of tb.e
soil. sad plow order tI. duvet In the
fall.' ♦ Tirgiala farmer writes that _1 .
his motion the great bulk of wheat Is
grown on keorn stubble.
As regards the proper depth for sowing
wheat, the conductor of au rxperimeet in
this direction .t tide Cornet! university
arrived at the conclusion that "depths
of not less than three-fourths or more than
one and one-half Loeb are probably the ex-
tremes for wheat to secure the boat re-
sults. The wheat plant tends to spread
its roots peat below the eurfacu of the
soil."
Mr. Term. Who ham tried different
quantities of seed per ace, bas decided
that for his .oil -a strong, own dittoed
loam- ane bushel and four quarts to the
sere brings tie beet yield. Ouo bushel
and a trek of seed, drilled ia, to the sen
k the r..Ie with some of the south 3lield-
gen fanner,. while in bw•alitk•.s when
there i • no fear of severe winter.. only one
bushel of seem is used.
As to the best variety of wheat to sow,
no rale ran be evert for gemeral ai.pltrt,.
tion. The diameter ref the Buil and the
local demand hare mach to e u with i -
•ueneiug the .olutsou for each locality.
bow 1 had g
the sewer
Wes rtat Hens.
The beating effects of corn aro often a.
gravated by peering into the twee loaded
etomarh of't o hug • mass of turd water.
This often results in a severe purging
that debilitates for digestion more thsu
anything else. Water should be given
loge in Titmltr•d gum:aitics, stud it shonli
be warm enough to have the chW tato u
from it. By following; this course, there
will be less dist urb n.e of di/natio& Ti
cravings of an animal suffering from such
'tomer•iniernal he:a, eau..ed by overfeed -
tug. sbo.nld rout be I ufe I by situate;
perfect freedom to cold water.
As an aroma grows fatter there is lets
waste of moisture from Ole! svident by
evaporation than w•heu the animal L: In
thin ti.oh. There is. betide., In a f_tteu-
iug aminal • gradual banleuing of the
re•h. catsed by substituting' of fat for
water in the mode*. so that well ted,
fattening anneals do (nut emote, a• int eh
water et the stock hogs, and whoa rsr,.,
and regctablee are ted, Ikt14 water is
actually necessary If a fatteui•1;; l:og
•'u>ws frelinent MOM of thirst. it 1.:effi-
rieat evidence that it has been an oyer -
feed, which has brought on fever and
canoed • derangement of digv-'tion, ao
that care should be used that an aa4imot
shall not drink ton mein. Tee instlneta
of the animal will not be a prop r golds
as to its appetite. Then it is tar better
t t prevent all this disorder by giving
wester that bas been warmed. These farts
tat easily be applied to all animals, for it
is knewu that all beasts suffer more or
lee. from the Injurious effects ..f taking
c lid water Into the system. - Swine
Breed .:rs' Joureat
Comennevele1 rattiness
':here are now several excellent makes
of commercial fertilizers le tho row Let.
and it would hardly be deelriLke to try to
sav which is beat. Without knowhaa
about the oompoeition of one's soil co
what element of fertility b larking. only
a complete fertiliser ran be advised with
rerainty, that is. eine that contains r.1-
trogen, phosphoric acid and potash in the
proper pruportiosie. along with other sub -
e: a-ttes. Manufacturers of mak manures
now hurt's), a guaranteed analysis of
their rotipo.l' ion and the amount per
acre beet for .iitierent crop. They may
bt sown bromic -red or strewn along i,.1 ft:r-
rows and mixed with the soil by a clubs
or brash drawn through the farrow.
Special kinds are made for datlWhig ill
with wheat. Where a soil is want-
ing tin all or any one of the roost itueots
meat toned. the use of fertilisers contain,
nig them will always be heneleiai. As it
cannot, however, he knows is ada-st��
jest whet one 1. goat required t bo agcy
sate wayls to us* a eompatud that ten -
tarns them all. Dealers In agriatultund
Implements (•a0 always site you informa-
tion abort the diferest brands earl ,'hew
the formula of their onmpeeitios, it
should be remembered, however. that no
usenet of fertiliser ran restore a worn
ont woe. destitute of humus and other
••arbou•reons ratter, to 1t. original fre-
t lily. This can tidy be dote by restoring
the vegetable mold as far as can 1i•. ales
with the use of tho ceAselnial tWtuea
The Vallee e( 11.15 tl♦m' t
Aerording to the Free* pvemssent
e'er mission:
1 Salt ought to be gives to dot^e,tie
animals to replace tbo saline patter
washed out of their food by boiling,
Mak
,t 2. Salt counteracts the 111 *teats of wet
pasture and toed era Amp and prevents
f\ot rot.
a it tscr•sw the tow of saliva. and
t :teeefore lissome tattooist.
4 le }Waking atlxterse of .belt. pota-
toes, brats. been ail .title. etr.r salt always
Dight to boVdsd i,
ltMstlorig ',Meso
le euth:41 fir t
�le.i hi
Vattr0 • itee fa tst h "het the .
4,..rld tr. Arkansas event. soltaZ
weebest the Want Ines heT Wrh.
Bibi 'bedsit' thee thtr}rMte
fee b...
Mi
•er loth -
la general
My Ike
CAUSE RAKING POR soma whet.
sew amen armor top D. nod* erlM
Inspie Appsralsa
Many farmers world like to have a few
themes tor their own use, Lads from the
milk of titetr own rows. but are deterred
because they :o not lire mar my cheese
factory and woe• of their bomehuW know
just how W make the cheese. Wber,
there are from four to six cows very rood
sheene mar be mule.
Th. things actually needed aro • neee
tab to -set the milk eb1a. • good basket
and stratum' cloth for draintug the mod.
• and hoops. When the uigbt's
"Qti 1. brougb. tn. strain immediately
into tins tub sod pet in sur ictent rennet
extract to briag the curd In from ten to
twelve rlluntcs. As soon as thin enough.
it should be cut into checks or cubes with
• Wooden c !mite. After waiting as
Meng, it i• rut finely and left to
settle till bis. time, when it is dipped Into
the straiuer, .pplead in the haslet and left
through the night, to drain. -
In the morning. the morning's milk k
strained into it, and the same pt ser is
await gine through with till it ►s ready to
drain, when It is dipped to with the
night's curd and then both ere treated to-
gether. The whey width runs off lis the
morning is a...nfnlly heated over a slow
bre. not so hot as toecerrb, but an warm as
the hand will bear. Wl1.n the curd has
become sufficiently firm to cat lute slices,
which condition may be hastened by fro
qucttt cutting with s knife. and by a li ht
weight laid on it. it is ent In thin slits,
Into taw tub. and warmed whey poured
over it suEicieet to coyer the steed won,
sad the whole is carefully stirred so that
all tiro curd shell bevealy ma1td; road
'16-fffoilifreenTo t-wenty minutes it will
be *:-:Beleatly scalded to be dapped oft
into the strainer basket to drain and rood.
in short half an honr, py creational tars-
i tg and cutting, it will be ru1Briently
cool to rctnr•t to the tub. be chopped fins,
at e! be soltid with the beet of lido dairy
salt.
A ter.eupful of malt to turd sufficient
for a cheese cf ten or twelve pwnuds is
about right and should be evenly stirred
and mixed with the curd. which 1. Wen
di -.ped into the hoop. having a ncresc
cloth r•pread I:t it, and then put to press.
I:aideei to a moderate pressure until to-
wardoileht, wheat it is turned and an in-
formed premium added until the ppress is
Went el for the next cheese theduUuwing
norf4lr, wlea it b ready to go to thm
coring room.
A very good prose ran be nude la a fun
bours from • twelve foot plank and a sew
piecees.1 scantling. About a foot from
either roil of the plank set up two short
pieces tit .cantliug four mini one -halt
Lashes apart. Fasten these firmly to the
Ewith belts or pins. Thu lav r may
ia. a joist 4 by 4 or 4 by 6 and '14 feet
long. One end is %tired by a pint passing
threugli the uprights at one end of tLo
pla;tk, met it is to move freely up and
down between the upright,' at the other
en I. a weight hung at one end of the
leve•, and you have • loess that will do
gore! st•rrk-o. Tl'e hoop cootahling tits
e .ctoe 1a placed near the straluing cud of
the press beano and Mock.. are put upeau
the follower. the press bean let down
upon them, and te this way the chive:: La
pressed.
(.dirt. Itcoeipt fee Reep..z YOM
A:1 English journal is authority for the
following: In bot weather. when it Is
dtDtcult to preserve milk from becoming
sour mol spoiiie* the mem, it may be
kept p.r•feetly sweet by *raiding the new
milk very mealy, without Wittig. Cream
already shutned may be kept twenty-four
hour+ if .ealded without ringer, a:ttl. by
adding t It as touch powdered lump sneer
as w ill 1.e kc :t pretty sweet, will be (;oresd
for two drys, if kept in • tool pare.
Syrup of cream may be preserved as 1iu.Jve
in the proportion of one and • quarter
prelude of r to . mat of perfectly
fresh cream; keep it In a cool 'lace f..r
DIM or tbro+e Lours, then put it into one
ounce or two ounce bottles, and cork It
dose. It will keep good for several weeks,
and win be found very useful in travel-
ing, ego
One Pier. for tespi t stere•
Then are nuweroos devices for keeping
ms 1:r small quantities for beam use.
The following has succeeded so well with
..•...err, tier.
Few melt. ba. -.hod , ne 550+5
at♦uurt ..t ...,k atr.1 s'• ., t.. IA.. world
•• the oe6.br.l.1 Lir Ca.**. et wilt
610,000 ..f i.a. w... k. hs... hoots r,hi n.
(!alae+ al•.u.. We wort wrote l.era•o
Limo Wool a lth Lave' (p15.,, Ilya
L1r e!sel,., ll.u..r) .4 U. 'ay
nwhlw., to Our . erre r , ( Dr l'netes
Liver Cure. It will oere you, I/ediut, s
and Receril.. Hwa 61. !fold by all
CAN'T SLEEP.
ansiarrU.td Bestiewe
r
.1 bruin .(chess.. le Mahal
deep brain is being sewed
up le orest the nest
sde-
Bet eawskte theslm "
vo.a .y.tam has bele es ever -
tasked that it is !said, M Nebel
the mind, and at night the minim
troubles, sad work are se pre
as daring the day. Hesee the
brain has not time torroeae-
pens* its solid rs�are he ptr
ssdati
earn tealica, Issativ.st
-.3.,. theg!lbso-
ad
tis.a Cots.Wdonerseedary .r.
toed. '
Woks de tiressad.srve ' L madded.
aid is / Pas
Craerl \ w tis..
anal thesis
obtai-- a*sial
:
tains, Mdii
taboo
sad is
Meson
thebort r roidboof
the .. torts medi-
sefsween
and ry • .; ..iUm,
briebrief M,pW 1lisis •
des ovipEes
efilmetedi .whisk
has brought sweat rod to ash
mai who hissed is desideir
=INIketiet
to awake mon tired thee ever.
All arrows, elsepless, debilitated
or tad people bed vigor sod
M C�
?Neel
�youid.
Trios, $1.60.
Held by druggists. Circulars tree.
VELLS,RIC AI ISHCI. Pry
MONTREAL. P. Q.
THE KEY T) HEALTH.
t
Leder. e..,a
T na ourylex •nnle only ruudered un- j TE /A
s'KI.tty l.y 1'.u.yiee, Ltrrr &.,..0 .ud �.L ■ ■ a �"1
Yollowret s. These it is well kaolin sus
0
were tt.•ue err. toomite iare Liveroursaid 1••d
I••Mi lir Cleve • Core b.- iiix(N
the Wood ■ur whole system. lee Ile- i
sips Hook for tater reuipeci. hunt. sod
mice •.I WN on ilea W preserve the (roma
Mem' O. by all Uru (gI.t. the chi ep (rocery nuke , ::s ,•aki.•g • big dol a Ir. Tea'. The L.;est an la all
S I 'I' AS! TEAS I
STURDY
ic.PZT CFIZO.::E e''I S
3READMAKER'S YEAST•
BREAD weds of Otis Yeast
k :is !'4.t Peke. et (Murk Benumbs r the stead 1st deer greet of Huron Hotel. Own delivered to ail p•r•.s st own
It antiwar. In trey.
Ot
Over ao.utko Leen 1..e writtr. IYodwe of all Mee, purchased at beet merle* rates.
y epode .ay ya•t
• sr uwJ by *Lam.
' notes the lights* whitest,
....shot Ise.d, roll., boas roil
rt wheat reocakes
akers in seer.s every fawn
( weds are usingh
glom s ca hand, and at prices (let cahoot be. leetea.
PRICE FIVE CENTIL
1111
NIXON STURDY.
GEORGE BARRY,
PAINTING �hC Ll'adiob tilldaLAPI' Dc31Pr,
DECORATING.
ELLIOTT & PRETTY
the Roans a: d Deco*store. Nucoesse e N 11.
iun.el hal. t..ptr• ilk spr.l•y . sad
r*
art wow wtert to Z. all otwrrSTi Maar
i.g, Minikes ks an...•A.d toad Qrneral be -
anew leg
Or.:.rs left at rev shop as K ;newt on t 1.. or
ret by •w. '
oil, be promptly •atraded toot
reasooa' l.• rates.
grim ELLIO:'Tk PRETTY.
Iles rt moved welt dour to his told stand os IT.mllten 8nT-t. tillers he will be Pleased le
noes ail hie old cest.w,era mod a••r new two... The y111.11.• •t 1.t steal er that be
keeps the LsssaeT *51111 aariT aa*oetmeat .I Fin -future in at.e (.'Justly.
rtsni0T/till• 1a a1i Ile brooches promptly attended to
(live Alai a till before buying elsewhere.
Ceorne !terry make• • epeula1e3 of PleTt'Itt: i tt.t \I I v.; ■t lowest prices.
GOO_
Hamilton -$t, Goodish*.
.
I AM OFFERING
gnVELOPE3 su�iriLF;R
MI LLINERY_
B
tY
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL BEDS,
Illss., bRa, •t
THE SIGNAL
'Unlock. alga *me". avenomt1f the
roar•'(a, F .'1,u,•'a :.no1 Lever, ea-ry-
ingof .•ran.i.:.y *whom. wt* .nirg the
eyene'n, r !f Set, i •nparISis sal til
homers.' tLt re -r ttor.ay at the same
tiro Cerreeting Ad lity of the
Berens. O. c. ring billow:lees, Dl/e-
F E ssdaelbo.
II _ mien.. Con.ttpetton Dryness
of :r_e fir_ n, D1 .pt'y Dimness d
Vision, .) .(. Balt Rheum,
l e.;sslse. nescilibt, ]Buttering of
t.bt - .:::1, 2g.trtrotyca.., and 040.
c: a2 I'titi.it, ; r!i th..cs and masa
other sooLar (oi..id_ L. yicbi to the
here, in owes,' of irJBDOC1;
BLOOD ITIZ' 3.
L un t ;r► t stir- wool -tom. Ta eadb
PRICES REASONABLE AT SIGNAL
Mercbaats ..en rret hear B:11 Heads, latter
Heads. tis-. t.. , ria:ed ae tits office her very
little more Oman 'bay aer.eratlr Day ter the
paper. and it helm le oder. use their bsl-s.
Call and see M+Iplee a,4 yet yr ser
G000 WORK IS DOKE AT SIGNAL
Samples & Prices
on Application.
WORK AND PRICES CONSISTENT
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES
soaks farmers that they use no other plait: nY gra
straight cadge mark of in 2i inch squares; loan.? der N.-.1 t... (Pe.rrow • .If axes r••••Otirety doe lateteuc. together with the eerie;
thee wit!, a it writ aw err born a hod: eu,* o M 'coo sloe son. 0..4•.. • Oct. Tas.. awl Casts ah twwr.u• paid 1 BM11 i• (•on►
tk .aril h with .harp .I...* .. h..sw.xtmeal Act, (`.p, in It. 8. 0., emceed towel by public Au.:ttor. the
v n . f a wa.ywnt under the head of the Wartime of the Corporate= et the Comet!
Tile a gond beard an with a square rod of Doom. enure the Sixteenth dry totted,. 1di Csiemswa.se me in Let ups the sande beets
: Dago( a eek and a thiel•. er w Iatw•l .rr J n. w1 Sena aeertts.ry to 4 .cbar.�r tl.. ase. at lbs WU1T
pocket knife rim the bok. ort the side in- H(iUn4P. to OM'f•ra N •n IwU61tt('If. Tl').PUAY. lbe 7 WINTIrYI4 day til NJV
telldrd far the top; baltg 11. a dr?? newly BL'II. tar. al mat tit:v, • i.. t.,e.hmrwu..•.
1
lure with from the joists halt
or other place having • coal 'qua -le tent- Tuw1.wM
le Or .mins D.
wra nm
way froctthe Boor. Placa tbo eggs in
this as fast as 1r -thawed, , ctall et I down.
Owe Wry le tspel Bats.
The following tome is gains *herotnldm,
and the moody nfgeetwd, beteg very
simple, is worthy of • trial : -Souk one or
more nee *pavers. knead them lute •
pulp. dip the pulp in • suitable solution
of oxalic acid. While wet (ores tiro
pulp into any crevice or bole aside by
tries or rets. knelt --s disg'lsted re-
treat, with .or. snouts and feet so the
part of tho would be Intruders.
Dry rl.r /a 0rleme• feep..
A goal expedient for oereries drynees
within the mop le do as of dry earth
reattered about ales the woofs and ever
the Boor- This set* as an abeortxut of
the moult as 'disinfectant. and more-
over repays alt the trouble spet.t oe It by
tbo better prearteatle t of the 1,eelulIn-
gr.dis•ts of the 1�pp1ap and the gnat
comfort to the atMoi�tM.
Thiess ThM Are geld.
Amerie.W Celtic/sear tbisbs there Is
inerola noea tine hires whore •
see(t[ re trill do
the t r y In an apple-
t4
pN Olv/1+Td Raere
the tesla teeth folie' r>Srrmlag at
A correependettt a /bomb mad far.(
ser: •'lastend 91 Alitherstog, (IMI father
would mew 01 about NS Web of the sad of
emelt Meta of the serge, sows. and they
would be quiet and weer afterward. W e have st tbs Owe trestRwlat
with similar offset.
Mirror mod AIm that, r'oetrary
to •=stiseselleg MIK *Impw/1 nm0
1d11 war eat
wham (they bl them
(Mow a1 . i• tlwrfei 1
tm=romout
wmMst. se, It :they bbl , will deism/.
when ,libtdeee are thy gory het
sese
*rids es seed
blekory
716 whet*
1/6
M epee
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!sotMINAS
pMlllu000 era
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oat
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DhPCRIPTION I..rr u* Paeo
rti yarr on Cox- ACRO) .-a Taxs (QTS ?Mlle 4K. resents. v err^D 6 cr. 6 ata { (T0.
E p, N d s to W. D. 10 Medt 01 1 2S f is
rowaselr or •owleo.
West part of le 1 23 Nod ata Td t 17 IgA 32
1 11 les a 71 127 eta
1111.301 or roinwtcn to 10W3r•i.
Part of Park 13j Pet's! 1 st 1 30
Part a 11111 Reserve .r..' pert of 0 Alio* P4. South 4 lispt'd 10 w 1 l5 17 54
of i Patrick NL 1 -to P11 4 5 >4 1 s fl M
.ILLAOt Or e0*511 1`e BOw74i.
f12 IS Fa'd
ILLtai Or YaiClaItertl 15 itrLLLTT.
5 i Pala
TOwlsalr ..r ]sotl1s
tomb Sews 1 7 5 >0
Towttaalr or lrCgn.zAr.
S W. cir*er 15 5
North i 9 11
TOwlr/.Ir or aralsi*T.
Norah part of a B. it. A M Peed
SIU.Aoahr w1*omiu Ip T•allmlgRaT.
1. server
Al lel 1t7
71 107 1M
1.14 sot• 2M 32111
Si5111 5s I W 16 It
10111 1 11 x11 cwt
1a n27 010
RIR
f to te ,0i
5 85
H I5 34
15 s1s 18 4 S
1194 it 973
1: n :n
12 55 199
*7*
w 11 isn
105 A 2IS
i11 el t 411
n5 M fb
10 2M
1 11 5 1'
3 lb1 111 s 10 111
1 1l l !il l
h4 i 11 all
est ind
it
N'M 1 171
N ear 1 1131
117
1x11
Perth i 2!i
*wth i
SI
:b
VS
350
•
alts
1711
rs
118
1.1( lady
VILLA011 Or 1*SPI1L•.
A.■ R • t Jtifd
Aa• OIL
Rademlaw. 04' „
w.
IMILmas Or atT717.
/444‘412 'v J.•
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If
I Orel
,d ;
ill ▪ A 1
iltliel.ti.
'rftJ.uri rf weenies,. •
- AT --
Greatly Reduced Prices,
many articles of which w 1U beet .,.d
BLOW COST_
MISS GRAHAM.
s
fix Sgeare. Ooderieh.
SPRING MILLINERY
MRS SALKELD'S.
i
The latest Novelties of the teaso• ea. be found ow toe North skis of tbo Pqw*.
MOUNTS, SHAPES, RIBBONS, GAUZES,
■�t4 everything to be found la a drat -dam mlUfoery esta:.hahme•t. A new alae
CRAPE AND NUN'S VEILINC3'
lyse been added (•511 .ad examine the *si-k std tot pro -s. Agent for Parker's Stem
Dye Works. Toronto.
1145-3m 2d Re. 8AL$7iBT.a-
CHICAGO E[OUSE
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 cell is resyectfully solicited.
A. J. WILKINSON.
I
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7
5 5It.s1Y . t1. BM1
as. rmeru a flak 1/00.W Pt
f Yrs ,y & Ram
40,
r..:
.( r- 1 ✓ w y .
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1
OUliEar AND FANCY crus
2m• Received at IM ](.dint1 l q Irf T. JORUAs/..•d will be sold at Prwmrs:wit
Hard Times Cry awl see tbs. More a.altUK your yurchws
F. JORDAN, medical 'Eau, Gob:sich.
VER 1
4 arta•--1 -
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