HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-4-25, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, APRIL 25,
FARM AND GARDEN.
PI advise dairymen w an *lover seed;
r K 4e• your wheat, rye, barley or Deco;
w
r it aaywbe that it will glow wad
c Ton • crop et My. No matter what
.r kind et fed yes have. nor how
eh yen ban .t it, if yea eats bed good,
g ►t, early -ant wad well -eared
Wer bay yes are sure et baying the
imitation of a ration more us lees perfect,
utdtac to what the net of it is eas-
e d oto Besides its see dry, as hay,
me set green for feeding io summer
one cf the best Boiling crops we have.
i have teeter tried it for ensilage, bet
ss who beets say it snakes good teed,
It eosin more iu proportion to put It
the silo than Dora does. In addition
its Yalu as feed for stock the roots of
clover peat* make one d.1 the hast
tihaere for other crops No terser
11 go onset i. sowing .{over, if it will
,w oe his farm; but it is not s good
tp 1.i sell og the farm, as it carries tor.
Ice of the fertility of the farm with
Itaard'a Llalmeet Ceres amtemper.
Mems .r tineas...
Yams lifssersreen is ().award," s mend 1
nisei. prepared by the philosopher'*
o ne, we glean tire seggestive. pwrwgraphe:
"LI • Mad wind at table, Wr LouAreue
seat it not to see whether the gate had
b.ee left °pea or wbether the cloud.
were *amino ap, w sore was h* that the
g reat sales tau of Nature would soothe
the little grief, or that her brilliant acti-
vity of wind sad son ovoid divert the
childish mind. The email ambsaasdor, s
little perplexed as to why he was *tint
tae., returned, solewnly reported, slid
climbed back into hie highchair. . .
Walking was his ozonise; and he eras so
admirable walker, Tight, erect and Untie
of limb. f1e almost always refused of-
fers to ride in • carriage, and seldom on
peony. evened himself of umgsibwts or
Dobe. lie would walk agrees the city to
his train, carrying usually his rather
beery loathers tr.velltug-bye in his bend,
at such a speed that • oompani.,n must
run t1 keep up with him, and this with
out apparent effort or any noticeable ef-
fect of overheat or sburtnees of betroth.
'When you hate worn out your*hoes,' h)
said, 'the strength of the sole -low her has
gone into the blare of your body.' "
The Viewer La►aea.
It is well known that the majority of
,mem would be much stronger physical -
were they out more to the open air,
d of oo of women is this truer
in of the 1 , assay of whom
n ot go out oftener than cnee a week.
is impossible for say one to heel well
alined to the boos* so closely, and it
not to be wondered at when • woman
® plains of foaling ill, for the cause can
morally be traced to her clow confine-
mt. During the warm weather she
ould endeavor to spend dim* tart of
'Iday in the °pegs air, and the best way
nsure this is to have eomethiog to
v'for outside. There are plenty cf
iten who would never go out unless it
is actually necessary ; therefore, the
1y way to help such people is to wake
A necessity for them to go out.
If you have • yard at all. reserve some
so of it for s dower pardon. No mat-
s how poor the roil then is always
me plant will grow to it, and where
od soil is required it is very simple in
ass days of fertilizers to prepare very
or soil into a medium quality at the
ry least. There are s number q beau-
'ul Rowers that may be grown from
sd, with but little care, and IN. a mats
bloom the greater part 4 the warm
aeon. By following the directioais
eco on each package of seed, and
loosing only those plants that ate hardy,
eery .mall space of ground will give a
Mod deal of pleasure, also health, for
Mere are few things as healthful as work
of among fl)wsrs.
If you hare an unsightly shed or fence
i the yard Dover it with vines. The
imbrue , morning glory and
erne runner beans will grow in almost
fy soil, providing they can have the sun
art of the day, and *ben in bloom
sake • brilliant show. They require
wry little care, outside of a daily water-
y/ in dry weather, or • weeding ones
i s while, and strings for their support.
Twill repay any labor speot on them
rtulas will grow io very poor
e sandier it it the better, sed re -
sires scarcely any care but an
sessional weeding. A bed of portu-
was looks beautiful when in bloom,
hick is generally • long time, .. they
loom very early and keep in bloom un -
I frost. Street alyssum will grow in
rdinary soil, but requires somewhat
more oars than the portulscae. Any of
in dwarf are beautiful
tamed in a bed, and will grow almost
liher. where there is some sun.
et -me -cots flourish in sandy soil,
hould be kept quite moist to get
resulflourish
(*lass's Llalmeat t ere. Cartes le yews
Character.
"Many peoole neem to f..rget that
character grow.. ; (het it is mot sue°c-
thtng to put en, ready made, with wa-
m.obood or manhood; but day by day,
here • little and there • littla,grows with
the growth and strengthen. with the
strength, until, good r bad, it becutn.-s
almost act at of wait. Look at a moi of
busi.ass-prompt, reliable, conscientious,
yet clear-headed and energetic. When
do you suppose he developed all these
admirable qualities 1 When he was a
boy. Let us wee the way its which • boy
of ten years gets up in the monocle.
works, plays, studies, and we will tell
you just what kind of • man he will
make. The boy that is late at breakfast,
sod late at 'Afoot, stands a poor chance
to be a prompt mac. The boy wbo t.ev-
leets his duties, be they ever so small,
and then excuses himself by saying: '1
forgot; I didn't think,' will never be a
reliable mac. And the buy who nods
pleasure in the suffering of weaker thieve
will never be a noble, generous, kindly
man -a gentleman."
Constipation claims many victims.
Ward off this dread disease by the use ..f
Small Sugar -Coated Burdock Pills whin
needed. 1 m
The new steel sod silver "art" jewel-
lery is jolt noir very fashionably worn
Tansies rivet to Lea.
Work ineffectively performed ; work
diluted at the time it should be done ;
1I -managed feeding ; poor, uopro6uble
lock ; dead -heads which poet as much to
sed as profitable animals ; i11 chosen
cod ; i11- ged buildings, which oust
oo much in labor ; waste of
U-osge of tools ; exposure of live stock
o bad weather; want of proper attention
o the animals ; depredations of vermin ;
tut of drainage ; loss of manure in
srioas ways ; neglect to provide suGi-
'ent fertilizers for the crops ; unbusi-
-like marketing of crops ; want of
niateaoa and Instability of purpose in
• farm t ; weeds; imper-
t fenoes ; loss of time ; poor seed ;
roads ; neglect which leads to asci
te ; credit purchases, which increase
and encourage
ti ; inat-
oo to personal comfort and health,
tbicb ruses lots of time and out of
Ioetors' bills and funerals -
111 these, mays the Time., and much more
might be mentioned, tend to tura
ieit
10 to low, and maks farming snpr o6t-
1 4.$ -Rural New Yorker.
Constipation
Dunes& prompt treatment. The re.
rolls d segleet may he wino. *.void
all lane and drastic purgatives, the
tendency of which ls to weaken the
bowels. The beet remedy 1s Ayers
(Pills. tieing ply vegetable, their
scums i• prompt sad their effect always
beoedcial. They aro an admirable
Liver and Alar-diu ar p1Y. and every-
where siedoreed by the prufesstus.
" Ayer's Pills are highly and univer-
sally spoken et by the people about
bare. I make daily ase or them in my
practice." - I),. I. K. Fowler, Bridge-
port. Cues.
"1 cep recommend Ayer's Pills above
all others, heriog long proved their
value as • cathartic for myself and
family." -J. T. Hess, Ledtheville, Pa.
" For several years Ayer's Pills have
been used to my family. W. lied them
W
Effective Remedy
for and Indigestion, and
are never without them in the house."
- Moses °reeler, Lowell, Mass.
" I have used Ayer's Pills. for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
years, and have always (Quaid them
prompt and efficient in their action."-
L. N. Smith, Utica, N. Y.
" I suffered from ewastlpatioe which
assumed such an obstinate forma that I
feared it would caw a stoppage of the
bowels. Two boxes of Ayer's Pills ef-
fected a complete cure." -D. Burke,
Saco, Ile.
"I bare used Ayer's Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in-
valuable family medicine. I know of
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them a prompt
cure for dyspepsia.,' - James Quinn, its
Middle et., Hartford, Coun.
"flavin been troubled with costive -
nes., which seems inevitable with per-
sons of sedentary habits, 1 have tried
Ayer's Pills, hoping for relief. I am
glad to say that they have served ter
better than any other medicine. I
arrive at this eonelualon only after •
faithful trial of their merits." - Samuel
T. Jones, Oak at., Boston, Mass.
Ayer's Pills,
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lowell, Mats.
S.Id he all Dealers In Medlin,.
NEW ARRIVAL ROMOTES
.tS II6ESTION.
LATEST STY LLS.
Remnants to be Cleared Oot. Perfect
I' its aid Showy Shope►
faun Meta.
Hot water mates milt -curd insoluble,
hard and [..ugh. Rinse everything,
Wainer., pail., cans, eta,
with sold water u Boon as seed,and ife-
lore drying wash them in water as warm
M the hand w111 bear, using enough soap,
✓ mo.1 soda or selenium to eat Tho
After this washing,.oald in boil-
ag hot water, and sot to dry in son and
pen air. Use tin pails for milking.
Never re wooden pails. - Wasters
Rani.
"Do you know of • boy who wants a
situation T' asked • Harmon dairyman of
seethes.. " Why, I thought you had • good
logy " "Well, be gat along pretty well,
hat whoa 1 told Dim to go cot and feed
the best our and he damped a lot of bran
foto the pomp i thought it was about time
to lot him go.—Field sed Farm.
A pra.tiesl tact will amylase the
Jslrytaaa that his mows ere sayable of
su.suesieg sad dismally( meth more food
this the eawai silowons. if:perim.st
I sons denote whish of the sews pay
by noting whether the exam of
.reverted into iaersased panty
or into flosb.—Dairy World.
A meat diugoetlim pietas of dirt le
that of a dirty dairyman. with dirty
Wads, 1�
a dirty ism is a dirty
eatable, the milk ie •
dirty pail, where it is left to •beets the
dirty odors of . darty •tme peer. -T s
11<Irvor.
Ussightl pimples, . tea. [tad
all *Wag �w
beams of the skis ere re-
sieved
.isi ved by as* Dr Lev's $sllpber
SNP.
H. DUNLOP
lig:- The West -at Taito-.
The LATEST
had BEST
STILE AND VARIETY
SPRING
]RY G]]OS
—ST —
THE TORONTU HOUSE,
P_ O'3Z=AT
M an•tger
McLEOD's
Ssiiii Ilellovator
ACTS
ON THE
BOWELS.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Mr. `cell McNeill. of Leith.
Out, writes:
Daae Bins. -For yuan and
years f muttered swim dyspepsia
is its worst fora{.., and after
trying all mesas in m, power
to no purpose I was Pernod«,
by fronds to try ft It , whieb
1 did. and after U tilt Iwtt).a
I was completely cured.
are.: COMSTIPATIOh
Cures CONST/PAT/Oh
Cures CONSTIPATION
TH £.IE8T1GARTH &Ca
BAK l NG POWDER FACTU1 SU? UES
NtIJITS mats
Coags
We Alum.
notion wanes -
tEOULATES
THE
LIVER.
And Other Tested Remedies
are becoming the Standard Medicines of
the day. Parties selling or writing from
all pares .t f7 me& sad the United Stats
for the System ltsaowator.
it sever fags to can Lowers, w•i•k
sod impoverished blood. dyspepsia,
rheumatism, loss cf memory, breasbitia.
emiseeptiee, gall stones. K kid-
ney
iseas
paw" female irregularities sad metal
debility.
Nushetered Dole by
J. H. M.LEOD, Sole Patentee,
(batter karma as "The Old Doctor.")
Newgate -d., Ooderi.b. Oat.
Th. imams Rsuovatsr le .old at $1.011
sad $100 per both..
Route BiIIs,Cards,
Etc., Printed at
The Signal.
ILsyM ieeevevy.
DEALS Sms. -I hays tried
your 11.11.11. with great encore
for asastupat.un and pun in
my head. The Wooed dor
outdo me ever so much bettor.
My bowels new move freely
and the paha in my heed h.s
left ma and to everybody with
the woos disease 1 recommend
B. B. R.
Mies F. Wn.t,.w'.
NS (Moor Bt.. Toronto_
11,11
Yahim, bee a Lmdlys
.tom hey Ohre,
boo let Proes,. fire
Potion, Wad Wei.
Cress depirst r., Daley
arid Lmadry Utensils-
A311
teriIr.A3fi CRAM STMT,
¶ACEI MONTREAL.
Cures BILIOUSNESS.
Cures BILIOUSNESS.
Cures BILIOUSNESS.
IEGULATES
THE
KIDNEYS.
PURIFIES
THE
BLOOD.
.0;A.MCA KILL kir
. trtar.,urACTUF ERS .Nit
ARRtAGE VARN1SHCS.ti!"1l�'
.e 4SILVER MEDALSAWARr?Fli
MCINTPF A'
tHADWICK'S' LBATHERQID
Direct Prone
first.. - 1 .r . trou Wad for eve
rear. with Liver Complaint
1 u.ed • great deal of n.edteiw
which did rote no good. and 1
was�.4ttis� wormall the tame
aotil [ fried Bur lock Rlar.i
Bitter. After h't•..:g Von
bottles [ware now in cw can
log
r a.HaysLet<oneOct
1890.
SPOOli STEEL -UM? TGU711Cf
Is,.enol, . a -Pee utd
nil did
COTTON UCLA
For Marti atw~T R U N K 8
Machine lrtae. Is the We?"
-
;,,,:s wPFaloa J. BYELEIGH CO
MONTREAL,
ASK FOR :T. t1;1v.'t.111L''9,-;.
HOTEL BLMORAtL.
)IONTREkL.
Notre }lame St. ewe of the Dans! eentN
sod elegantly furnlsl.ed Hotels to tae
City. A .o.t ler 4410 atte.ta.
RetestQ 17s 'O3D iF,
t* to $3 per day. S. r. r ..gef
Cures HEADACHE.
Cures HEADACHE
Cures HEADACHE.
r, DOMMIDN
PEARS
Lie in i0I CMI= -7,
J. PALSERDSOH
WhokialeIap't: of
ORU6C:ST'a' SU33RIES
17C iS1'IZ DIREST.,
MONTREAL.
AL Tient Once.
Oita Mae, - i was very hod
with headache and pain in 1,1
beck; nay bands and few
.welted so i eosld do so wort
My.Maar-In-law advised me
try 1. R.R. WIC, owe brink
1 felt an much better that I
«' 5r 'ne moos. 1 em now well,
and .:an wort all well u .ver.
Anon leveme.s.
Ti1.o.M.rit_ Out
SOAP.
LEATHER EOIRD
COMPANY.
`tanf.ctunre of
RS+1£STCS r^1Stin
&team t•.ett:._.
FRiCTIO: i
FeLL r BOARD,
r. :.,rte..-,-
aECKin's BIOL.
TIIE BEST FOR LAUN=RY G.S.
PAPERS.
Wrapping,
NEWS.
Cures BAD BLOOD.
Cures BAD BLOOD.
Cures BADBLOOD.BLOOD.
Red Hlocd arks Nem
wren*[sedan Si Ile 961611111241.
14.w. I3Ya y. end a welt
R. R. a.. by stmeleeing see
toning chase srsas, ,+osseus
bleed, .estag all Mere
ebasema hem a prods to a
serendoes sore.
C!fwU:r1BzLF
THE CRSS.
.^,r"STN CIY:
on Ttt[ 3;01
.t:attaa a
ligremes tirrr ;r
A p.. aPrul
,W/trsORAT.-
ATE
8
PUBLIC NOTICE
Another Targe- consignment of
Fresh Teas of suerior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
a e offering.Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
REES PRICE & SON.
solnd000 war
No
1.6 'Whom
_der air dna wee wad-
del
nd-
_el ...• or W. _.. - t
dr w.o as rueas....a.4.
Mau Yr w or e......
er_ wow
.oeLl Tor: Portz!
%1 ONomall 4.
Ta. .W.wla. est .loom ,a..re••_a_ 4.1 Mooed r•
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
CODERICH SEED EMPORIUM 1
"QUALITY FIRST!" =sOur Motto.
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF SEEDS
IN THE COUNTY.
Our Field and Garden,.`Setd. have been 1.4.-etod with t!:' I:re.eest ,'a-•an,t hare been
pruvu-d from the;
.bout r Mita port of s■ boa ti
so
w Irreerio eer s.. ss.?
WY
...pr
.isge_ isie•f to
.« e.
wa4 es_ 110a wellies an of we" area we mosterin
..e.•er•••oro Dotter ensile et ser. w.rq w memo AY..
sear.- ■ rawt-r • CV. s.. Wawa as■riosa, none
BUT
ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS, '4
LETTER PAPER,'
BILL HEADS,
E:to.. Etc.. at
THE SIGNAL
PR'NTPr, OW.
Best Growers on the Continent.
OUR STOCK OF SEED GRAIN
Comprises all the leading varieties. namely :--
PEAS--Runner, Crown, Golden Vine and Mummy-. OATS—Banner,
Giant Swedish anal Black Peerless. SPRING WHEAT—Colorado,
White Russian and Ladoga (.tee Prof. Saunders' report of last named
variety.1
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
to our Seeds and Seed Orem and Respectfully Salic;t ar. Icapect:on of au: 8to. L.
IMPLEMENT
DEPARTMENT
\Ve hare la stock a full Ilse of all the leading Manufacturer., .
Binders, Reapers. Mowers. Drilla, Rakes, Disk Harrows, Gang
P:u!:ghs, Cultivators, and all Steel Sulky Ploughs.
This Department will he represented la the Surreusdimg district by
MR. ANGUS McKINNON, OF COLBORNE.
A Full Sto:k of
kept constantly on hand.
OGILVIE.S & HI TCHISON'S Crown Jewel Flour, x2.23 per cwt.
Bost Value in the market. foods ttelfrered to any part of the tows end Satl.factio• Oivea.
WM. BURROWS
9
SEEDSDdA1'T_
\%a1er Ser'vice & Ilpai A Penni Saed, a Penny Ened
The undersigned is prepared
to undertake the putting in of
tWater Services in connection
with the Town System to Dwell-
ings and other Buildings. Also
REPAIRS
GODS
GTo Steam Engines, MI.11 s, Fac -DRESS
tories and Machinervof all kind. Dress Melton,, from 9c. per yard up, Twill MeltonR, Stripe Fouk and
Prices reasonable. Satisfae- Amason Cloths, Stripe end Check CoMtume C1othR,Yeh eta, Ribbons, kc
t'"n Guaranteed
ESTA3211...I8 ED S0 YEAR¢ -
I still take the lead in special value iu
WILSON SALKELD.
PLANING MILL
EITIIIiU$MfII INS.
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
MEN'S SUITS,
SPICCIAL VAULTS.
Tweeds, full lines. Overcoats veru low. Onod Quality, ;Nearly all
Gone. Price Sells Them.
In Grocery Department,
In Teas especially, I Take the Le.tl,both in Quality and Prices. Pure Un-
adulterated( Coffee only kept, price, 30c. per Ih. ''ure Spices only kept.
In My Hardware ;Department
I have a full a.ertment.1101am, my oun importation, from 719 to
1141A8, full supply Crosec::t Sew., kc. Wagon and Buggy Gears
full amm'tment
C. CR -A.3313,
Oedereek, Nev. Nth, ISM[ SWAZI
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