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i
eass..ea.s some
ue..r ateo o.sserl'•
b ra. mosietstir .f Lb.
psetaw..1.1 Awn.
The season M. bees
ea Dora Them w scree
Ing in the ourthern Felt,
Mate, or destruction of
M maoy oisessvie.,
.arhr
...w(root ru tet
later on
favortag miss,
rains pushed the crop
that by Aug- I the
the own crop averaged ee
The great cora belt st
has improved emit*g
west Las well whale,
Eves Tessa, which
drought. hes gained a
ooulitlutt in July u t
elate Is very bears
Might dra'p lis Kaon., d to hot winds
wad local drottgle, let the average of
rounty "'Porta :e ani reduced to 91.
There hes been a debt decline In New
York, with some iaprovement in Penn-
sylvania and New Jcery. in Maryland
and Virginia &tenets Lave bellh rude -
mined. Itire (-tradition, prevails In Ala
beam- Mtrs/ssippi. Loutd:wa and Arkan-
sas. The high stae averages are: Ken-
tucky, 98. Ohio. l o; Italians, 99; Illinois,
96: lowa. 96; lfissour., L'4; Kansan, 91,
sod Nebraska. on the border of the pro-
verbial
roverbial 'arid regime- )G.
Spring wheat has fallen from Its high
postilion of • month ago. The chinch bug
mends at the brad of the disasters re-
involvin; arae 44 less Wisconsin..
lnaeeota, Iowa and Nebraska. Dakota
leads the northwest with an overage of
9f, a loss of 7 pointe. The redaction of
tbs ta0e la Minnesota is from 94
to to Wi*cac.in, from 91 to 83; in
lows, front 97 to M: In Nebraska. from 96
to 84. The crop of Washington. Colorado.
and other territories, and of New Eng-
land. is good. and fair in northern Illinois.
northern New York, and In the higher
latitudes or attitudes of winter wheat
states The general condition hes been
reduced from 93.9 to t.'7 3. There are no
einem:tee of winter wheat after threshing
as yet. but voluntary remarks of reporters
melte ills yield abetter than the early prem-
ise to ell the states tLat p.'vdr.ee entre of
a crop.
Reports Indicate that the oat crop w.11
be one of the largest ever grown.
A small reduction is appar'eut in the
rmditlon of niton in tin) Carolinas• Ala-
bama and Louisiana• and an advance in
Florida, Texas. Arkansas and Tennessee.
The average+ of Georgia and Mississippi
are to chtanged The general average's
ti,&
Thee tato crop 1 satisfac-
tory. acrregteg !�J bV ,r : he generally
country.
la the New England sod middle states
the condition is shone this general aver-
age except is New Jersey. Of the south-
ern states only Virginia. South -Cm -aline,
Kentnd-y and Wet Virginia rate below
90, while most of the tillers have nearly
a full crop. which le many localities Las
been harvested and marketed. Amoug
the western and Parini states and terri-
tories, Kansas ted l olorado aro the only
mos that avvra re hes. than 93 in condi-
tion of crops, while Michigan, Indiana,
Nebraska end California are the only oth-
ers that fall below the general average of
the whole co'sat-y.
Recent returns on the condition of •be
apple crop leave the averages of condi-
tion comparatioly Ligh in most of the
heeding states. though from local MOON
the prospect is porn in Connecticut, New
York and Virginia Excepting in these
last mentir'ttcrl states, eondltiva is every-
where higher than last year.
The condition of the peach amp remains
high ht tate r coo of commereiaJ p"rluc-
tion, except in New Jersey, where the re-
ports throughout the season have inducted
a eompwstively mann crop. New York
rind Pennsylvania give small promise.
while the states north of the O'.;.- rivet,
with the melee:ion of Mir:Aigate promise
alarger than the average. I :aware
end Marland hare mainteirt1 their high
averages. and t;.e trop now leinj Licked I
is prorxounced ly cerrrtpondeets ono of 1
the largest ever grown. The Virginia
crops, while tetter than last year. see M
small as to) be of little Importance eetatds
.f the localities which are favored by par
tis! crops.
- +-linaLLIOlmas • -a 11 slimposim.
en, ece
TIIE HURON SIGNAL, .FRIDAY. OCT ►. Mk,
TSU♦
LIFE.
tee 04041.
1-urttl.s.d
tiro'
favorable
y in plant-
a . re to germ.
cutworms
web M the
not. But.
seartonabls
rapidly. so
condition of
antral west
y. The south -
its average.
sullen from
upon Its high
crop In that
has been a
1.1. The custom of miningor eve
cern for home use dur.nthe whiter X10
mewing among our farmers. and house.
wives are inquiring about reripes. The
following plan is suggested in Country
Gentleman.
Cat and scrape the corn from the eob
while still in the stalk; fill glass ease full
ard place the gleam rover over each can;
Men plane the cans in a waahboiler with
a narrow strip of board at the bottom,
not letting the eons toueb each other.
Now, turn into the boiler sufficient told
water to nearly reach the tops of the cans;
Orem on the stove and boil without Inter.
=lesion for four hours. Remove the cans
to a table and All rounding full with hon-
ing water; then seal up in the usual way
and piece then in a cool. dark place.
Evaporated Born is quite equal to canned
eche. lout if you cannot sysll yourself of
this process, the next best way is to cut
It from the cob, place it on ~them plates.
and carefully dry it in the oven stove, Pati 61 Mill Reserve
being retry tntful not to discolor it by
too hot an oven. When used, soak over
night in sufficient eold water to just cover
It, and let it boil half an hour just before
dinner time; then meson and serve.
w THE QAMY.
Moo About Halsor. Toed M... T.
mow .s tae Q.■essew •lt Treat W 10.0
Tad cid time rale of bevlag all the
d•Irf mows crave !s the swiss leas tress
�4 4 to war radium of tbe country,
and eatirdy ebaaged in sow ahem
wbtwe progressive dairymen approve of
flesh oowa every month of the year.
Quite • cumber of dairymen claim that
O�rrbbse fur dairy products ars equalised
tbrougboat the twelve months and prof-
its of the year thereby Increased, by lar.
tag • part of Here's lend at least
ales during the fall and tsriy
winter moates. Advocates of this
Ogug glee the rssaraocu that they have
fewer sick calves in winter than in sum-
mer; that the supply of milk sad butter
IS extended throughout the year instead
of being ccwtlned to shorter seasons. and
thee there 1s mora leisure to handle the
stock in trimer than In .amsscr
Tho important point in raising calves,
at whatever mem these may Imre been
drop V to ;rive the animals s fair start
Its li e. fur which purpose nothing equals
milk as it is taken from the cow. Thouee
sono praetke separating the calf from the
cow the day alter it is dropped, it 1s glut
wally preferable to let it nut with the
cow for four or Ove days, taking all the
tall(-.. At ioust this period ought to elapse
after a calf is clopped. before the ",ilk
will be lit for use as bunion food. After
separating Ute calf from the cow new milk
should be llberslly fed for twu weeks. and
U this ran be continued even longer, it is
advisable. No atbstitttte for new reilk
should be given ander two weeks. After
that. however, more economical fool may
be oompouauied. 1f desired. and the tall
will still thrice. If skim milk an now
bo afforded, the calf wail thrive oa liberal
feedbag.
Willard saes that it whey and ell meal
.-b*. properly {:.•upsred it can beniede to -.
serve as s very reel anbtttltute for milk.
The whey rbould are dipped elf when
sweet from the eat, then brlrg It to the
boiling point and turn it upon the oil
meal. Let the reixtnre stand tlfl night,
then feed. In the morning rhe] sweet
from the vat may be fed. At the eoin-
mettterteut a litre less than s pint of oil
ureal per day will be sufficient lent for four
calves. This may bo geadualiy increased
Watch calf Lisa daily ration of half a
pint. At first it is better not to feed
ulama cd! thw whey they will drink at a
time. A large reed of whey cluys the ap-
petite and deranges flee health. A halt
pail of whey at ttrwt is some for a fee&
which may be Increased to three-fourths
of a pall and a pall ea the calf increases in
age. Two nx'als n day, if the calf rugs
In a good pasture. is snSc1ent. Calves
fed in this way ought not to be weaned I
until they can get +good biteof after feed ;
from the ec-rly rut meadows. it is Ito -
portant to keep than in agrowing. terifty
eoodition with to cheek. When weaned
earner their growth is often checked by
reason of abort, dry or Inrtutritious feed
in postures.
When whey in not to be had for feeding
young calves the following is sometimes
used: Take threat creams of linseed meal
and forr quarts of bean meal and nix
with thirty quartz of boiling water, when
K is left to digest for twenty-four hours
toad 14 then poured into a boiler en the
Ere having thirty-one quarts of boiling
water. It is hent boiled for hall an hour,
being stirred with a perforated paddle to
prevent hemp, and produce perfect ineor-
poration. it is then net aside to cool and
is „Even Llood warm. When first used it
Is mined with milk M small quantity.
The milk is gradually decreased till they
get the mucilage ca,ly. Indian meal may
be need in place of bean meal. Buckwheat
meal- embed into porridge and added to
whey is reported to have been resod with
good results.
It is considered a desirable point to
hasten the maturity of the young animal
by good feeding and care so that it will
come into milk at two yea --a, cos such
heifers make better milkers than those
that cense In at three years. besides the
proLt pf mil't fa: an extra season.
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Few men have .rousip Meed time Me
amount of work sod g•'•rd PI this world
as the eelebrst.l De Chase. Over
600,0(10 M Lis weeks lb,e Leel. sold to
Canada saccus- We went aeons person
trouttled with liver Cutincla'.i, 1)y.'
1»w►s. Headach., K'dewy or Us lay
Troubles, to be, . bottle tt Dr Cheese
Liver Cur., 1t wall cure yeas. )Irditrwe
and !lemma,. Hook 11. U.dd by .11
drt gents.
Direetiosa for 1 analog Cern.
().-tearer (Palm
State and independent fairs Isere been
announced le open duriag tee month en
October as follows:
Alsbams, state falx at )ILcotgamere.
Oct. 22-27.
Ameriean inatltut., New York mita.
Oct. S-llrt•. R.
Bay state. Spring6.ld, Oct. 4-11.
Colored". Peeblo, Oct. 2--6.
Osorgia, Augusta exposition. Ort. 10-
Nov. 1 state fair. Mama, Oct. 10-19.
Mary leo d . llagerstown. Oet. 16-19.
Mississippi, Jackson, Oct. 8 -IL.
Missouri. tit. Louis fair, Oct. 1-0.
Texas. Dallas, Ott. 11-91.
Virginia. Rlehntasd, Oct. $-Fov. 11;
9ob•ree erpe+ition, liishaosd, Oaf. Ii -
Nov. 11.
01►. World's iNareest .f wheat rad Bye.
Aeeording to the official report of the
estimated world's harvest Of cereals, te-
eentle issued by the Vienna mangree&
Ream appears to be the only European
nation with, a surplus of wheat. Aceord-
ing to the report alluded to, the wheat
envoi' the Cnited Kingdom slows • de-
leieney of 96 per east_ that of !Mase S
per eat and that of lady 90 per ant.
It 1s estiTMtaed that the European wheat
cep will be 1.066.000.000 bushels es teen
pared with 1.161,0110,000 Net year. The
rye crop is reported to be the sheeteet in
amend ysars-
I Bow Tamer, Mar rre.ses 4oro feet
Everybody where oeenpaHou
keeps
than oe,theee men
a risel
troubled wills cleated. sore blistered
feet. )4speraally to brut weather, no matter
how eonifort.Wy their shoes may it.
Finely pulverised enspsioae sifted Mels
the shoee or atoekings Is a ample
sad
tb
V^''m'dy. hat a powder veld by
aa sresy is better. nee Minable of
Um* 01.111
, sallrylle •
sMardi opedeariesed
I parte
s9atoos It keepstthe feel dry. pro
-
rests abaft ally ss/idly Wilma" Vial
tllelt air A fanner ed mase.* w.twa
btiees to ase Wiveow t
}wee.11 M Ndr to .int alttlW
m the
Wiest 'PR Ma 1* whit-
weevil
,Ileo,Melt ever lime Jae k
x et
Bas. wester' sts0
be made M • t1Mt hi W Muv. W
the wheat .hadd he impeded to the hilt
ma Nkled up a little otweelemely.
w es lob.
Tele 40uepll.a4..0 le t'nly ►e:,lierrt
slight!) by Ptut Vies, Li,, sr,,,.e e,.,,
Ywl.uwu.s.. Those it ie .r.l li...wei .tr
mussel 1 eau .•t lhacIl, a L+, nt .t..' bee
bit ud. Ur Chloe's lover Cur. terries
Ilee bl.wi an.i shot* eyste;o. Any its
ape B.n.k ter 'mist recipe., tears .1 .1
a.speeativns .en bow 10 paws". Ills son••
p*s;..u. Setif by all drupe.,t.
.11.5"."."1"111011.4 .-"991Faimmaletsenateege
IREADMAKERIS YEAST.
IS THE BEST
IFor Vowels ..*, . tm moss NM. poems
40011101
l.fie
w Oyseeptis 11 sed las pasha .dera w
THE FINEST BABY FOOD,
THE SEPT INVALID FOOD,
THE MOOT PALATABLE FOOD,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD,
THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD.
- Nstle far M Mean ter 01.0f!.
MEAD m , ( U.ia Yeaal
took rAs F'ir.t 11',, u O sL,n,.
Fall SJ.ow. in ,nn.
Own ioaco
so say that kskp, ..~sp*n rira
lls+
yew vied by Nem. ) twM
It makes the huh[c.t, whist .
wariest bn -,4, nal., hen. .u4
buckwheat pant eta..
11wIter. h meth crwy tows is
Its oaks
PIM* 11111E CENTS.
EWOOMBE
PIANOFORTES
InigOnt In Desltq
scald in Construction
Rxeeilent in Tones
I20110UNCEO 9Y ARTISTS TO RE THE FINEST
NAGE IN CANADA. andmeal t. th. Wet Limited Stater
I stemmata, .t (wb.e duty tad 6sigit 4 paid)
25 Per CM. Less Expose
•Mat
11100 011 OSM•iaAn
OT1 Tal aANIA•leete•
OCTAVIUS NEWCOMSE & CO. '
NW MUM STREET, THOUS
Et4vgLopES
09006964001•491e uTlsam-4600
bmeldal da`.. -..et We t . rwbw .r .q local
bore weans a sew Aa. • 00 064 formal-• m nae
41104 .1 labor 44.1 0000.
IMO to aroNtsa 1195.. 500.. 91.09.
Multi, RICHARORON d CO., SORTNEAI,P.Q.
THE KEY TO fEAI.TM.
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ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
BILL HEADS, '0•1
tot,. Etc . at
THE SIGNAL
P..iTIl6 OFF.CE. '
'Unlocks *lithe clogged avenues s of the
Bowels. Kidneys and Liver, mem
ingot( gradually witho.ii +rcakeoir_g the
system. all the impurities aLd foci
Burners of the seereestem at the sagas
Lr-. Correcting ecting �ttg or the
pStomach. curing B[L�ess. Dye-
opsies.
es. Disdains,
of ibm �OoostiDrti D
na. me of
Vision. Joacmclito. Silt Rheum.
Eirrelthe N and Gam-
ma• all than cod awry
BLOOD indiums
ANIet
L ID1aCi! 9 011. Peeedeter3, T1r.a10.
'PRICES REASONkBLE AT SIGNAL
Merchants can r• : Leir Bill Meanie• Littler
Heads. &c.. A.:. prtt.ted at this .,Ilea tar very
hale more than they generally pay ten the
paper. and it Leine to advent... their hearten
Call and see maniples and got pr,.:oa
G000 WORN IS DONE AT SIGNAL
Samples & Prices
on Application.
WORK AND PRICES CONSISTENT
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.
By virtue of • warrant ander :he heed orf the Warder of the Corporation of the County
of Hurondated the Sixteenth day of July. 1RB. Commending me to Levy upon the lands here-•
leafier deecribe.d for the arrears of taxes respectively due th.•reon. together with the .tri.;
Necks V hereby gqi.en that unless rich Taxes and Carts are sooner paid i maria in tom -
Misses with the Arrrmment Act. o'ap. 19e, R. 8. 0.. proceed tosell by public Auction. the
kW Made. or so such thero•f as nes be ne.,escery to discharge the same. at the COI• RT
HOU$li, is the TOWN of RODKltU'll. oft Tl E-iIL)AV, the TAN LNT1ETH day of NJVEll-'
BUR , at saeoclock fu the afternoon.
DESCRIPTION
tae is:e-'--1 rain show.
T .International Dairy show to be held
at Chicago, at the time of the Fat show,
Nov. 18_23, promises to be one of the
*nest and most comprehensive displays of
dairy products ever made. The committee
regnest dairymen everywhere to be meo-
wed compete for the premiums offered.
Premium lista an be secured by applica-
tion to R. secretary of com-
mittee. No. 19 1Behigan avenue. Chicago
or Cot Charles T. Mills. secretary state
hood of agriculture, Springfield, Ills.
Hose sod There.
Peri, is to have an iateraational hears
above Haat year, and NANO w 11 be diis-
trlbetted-
Tne llensian Ay is making itself tit M
some parts of Ragland.
Ono -third of the students of the Kamm
Agrieniturel college are girls.
The system of ussliage Msteg gains
eenvett5 barb norm among the formes
of the austere .edea.
A late estimate makes the dip of wool
.par yegyown ,000 d Vetted Stems foot
1t {s tams i� wie )Pear
dues 1. 010 beams tits Tear.
apiaw 0 - 7111112.
• mo�tse*eil_ mals 16 that the
Ems peeve sae� �llege h�inN
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paha is • e mplete Mho" three is mope.
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or torr. t .sal0N, cxrrt••o $ t -r. $ tie $ t TR.
E. pe N 16 10 W. L. 97 Pat'd 8 01 1 35 9 111
TOwRAHir OF IOW II i.
West part of 111 1 7S. Pat'd 17! an 5 R7 194 52
1 11 tae • 872 1 27 991
VILLAOR W ronew1Ca IN HUwtt'[.
Part of Park 22 i Peed
and part of 9 Alb. 81. South t Cagt'd
Part of 2 Patriot. St. 1-10 Pat d
ILLA0i OF OORSIR Ix HOW'IC[.
1e3 1.5 Pat'd 51 191 1 57
VILLAO[ OF MAXCH[.TEI IN 5t LLLTT.
t i Pat'd 75 197 1 a
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CHICAGO HOUSE
XafOR 30 =-44.4. Z" OT'•
FALL MILLINEV.
As I intend retiring from business in Goderich and removing
to Toronto, I will have a clearing sale of Millinery for the next 3t►
days.
Ladies wishing to get the Latest and Best Fall Millinery,
at Lowest Rates, should avail themselves of the opportunity
here offered.
A. J. WILKINSON.
FALL N.ILLINERY
MRS. SALKELD
tae opened out a matt attractive stick of Yal; millinery. in
RIBBONS, PLUSHES, SHAPES,
tied everything else pertaining to the rade.
The Ribbons are exceptional in se'ecticn and value,
Crazy Patches of first-class material on sale at reasonable
r tes.
P 11: IC 1..I1 DI' F. tt't l It h: rt, Tuau v m. -1 a m 111,11 the ..n'' 'onto' In VII. r-ct tom for the odeP
heated Parker Dye tt'.e►s. Tunesto. Orders solicited and rt isf■c on Kwraateed.
I1L' Sm M:UI. BAI.SMILD.
r2'EAS t T EAs TE A.S
NIXON STU
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the akar Oreoery ass. M reskisg alitM &ire Is Te.... The Latest hues him 1
►ET A.or3I
a: wa3r cn kand, and at prisee tort rennet ter bear, •b.
Remember the stand Id door wait of Huron Hotel. Good. delivered ,o Mt parts of
Produce of s!1 kinds perebared at best market rates.
2126
NIXON STURDY.
GEORGE BABRY,
•
The bag Cokialori acid filliitire Dealer,
HMI rammed (-.ext door to his old stand on Hamilton Street. vi herr be w111 be
p to
twee all his old vestrymen; and many new one... The public- should remember
11a{
keeps the 1.111116134T4111111 SCOT amortment Of Furniture in the County. be
tT111tag1 r,Ik1NC in all its branches promptly attended to.
Give him a call before Laying elsewhere.
George Bury sakes a specialty of PICTURE FR-iSI!NG: a• lowest primal.
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GEO_ 3:3.E.RRy,
Hamilton -8t., Goderie 1,
CAN USE ANY WRITING INK
EVERY PEN GUARANTEED.
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D8UGS, PEJIV1JIERY AND FANCY COORS
Jus! Rt•edv.4 at T14 e. tun ��■si rheas "Won tArly pwskasm�e�a%ult
Y. JORDAN, Medical Hall, Goderiolb„