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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-3-13, Page 6IIIIHINear II CIOLBORND BROB_ 1891 -SPRING -1891 We wish tc intimate to our customers that our spring stock of I iry Goals is now about complete. We are now showing all the new shades in J)ress Goods Much ss Heliotropes, Mul [f , berries and Cornflowers, in Henrietta?, Brocade's, Lustre+ and Alpacas. which are the correct things for spring .Irl it's. As usual we take the lead in Prints and Sateens. We 1•:tve a splendid awortulent in new patterns and colors We are showing- sets ..f lace Curtains, ill cream and white,I v/ from 5(k. to $.5.00 a set Also lldalraa Curtains. Curtain Lace. Scrims and Art M uslina. We want you to ecalnine our Carpets in Brussel. Wilton, Tapestry, Union and All -wool. We keep Groceries and Hats and Caps. We bay butter and eggs. COLBORNE BROS N let III CARD OF TRASS 'bee Mem The Let h.11eliu ..f the (census Bureau JAMES SAUNDERS, in re- turning thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on the late firm for the last ten years, has now dissolved. A. Saunders !.'' will conduct the business of the old stand, collect accounts and, pay all debts of the late firm. Jae Saunders has re- moved v tic Licence block Ino ed to a fall stock, which will Ir• sold cheap, consisting of Sheffield ---geodes in knives, forks, pan and pocket knives, razors, tea and table spoons ; Birmingham s, in Japanned ware : olverhampton goods,in spec- tacles of all descriptions : and silver-plated ware from the best manufacturers, and jewel- -_ ry in gold, silver and plated ware ; specialty in wedding rings : combs and brushes, of Edinburgh and Aberdeen mak- ers ; fancy goods in the new styles : wall papers from the best makers : 2,000 rolls at five cents per roll. Come and see for yourselves before buy- ing. Country produce taken in exchange. JAMES SAUNDERS. WHY EVERY FARMER II l , I should get e.e of Armstrong's Improved est '11.- GRAIN & MIDCLEANERS. BBCAVf3E contains the complete tiguren of the pqm dation of the l'uitesl elates by Stale. a,l Terrat,ree'. The aglpiegate is 62,622,250, anal the mereast soar 1990, 12,466,467 !unit mtereeting facts shout the relative size and growth of the different States can he ,lealnee.l frou, the tables. New Yek stands at the heli!, with 5. 997,953 pt o ale, and I' ) Ivadole is a ae esasdid, sit)' 6.258,014. The eight States cue g next in the eider of their sue are illinois, (Iho. Missouri. Mawehusetta, Tessa, Indiana, Michigan. and Iowa. In 1880 5th,, was third and Illinois fourth. The two hear elunge.l places in the pest ten years. Indiana has .Iroppnl from sixth tae eighth pier, luta ung darn pus.ed Ly tooth Maawelatesetto and Texas. The latter State has risen Trout the eleventh place to seventh. The only State w hal. elecerasel uh population smhce 1880 is Net :eta. w htch has falieu front 62.266 in 1880 to 45.7b1. only about 3,000 Inert than it lad in 1870. It ianow the last populous State in the faun. Coining next at the foot of the lot are 11'y (miing, Idaho, Montana, mid Iklaw.ure The three fernier. however, show rapid rate. of 192t rent Halt". stress Wyoming. rt 1 m 15P, and Montana The most rapid rate of ,ucre:ate ia,.• I,2et in North Itiakota 396 per cent. IVasliing ton, with 365, comes neat. tioutl, flakoha ha. increa.eih 235 per cent\ The other States whith have marc this.,, doul,k,l their pnpulatiiuo are • Nrlra ka, 134 per ce:at.. And Calomel". 112 per vent. Anteing the older St.tes' Ila.' moat reed growths have lawn in I'regain. 791 per cent.: noble, 451 pe M let -it allows no foul Deeds to be blown into the chaff, which I. of great importance t, every farmer who wishes to keep fib farm Olean. Timothy Jaid,-iI ny k and oleao. ananing the hum seed say kind of graln male. Cockle. Md. -Ter shrunken t kw sit t veva vena the bro sad erfi�,�pba,, weight for his brow the greater ,riwibMlees. acral. wllh as ..pie .�Yra-aain- for ebw and seed 1ttiptp eq to -bead robing. 1a5 seed Wheat It removes all �'C�le. Mustard sled. Wild Perna Wild P am sad saber fin sad shrunken pare broken grata. A y farmer are dean. seed grata. aur. -It wUl deem Oats. Herter. be . thor- eayhly without weals d arra. yen_ _ toning aPease It will separate the ~��j��fttm/aoa char. Oats and wholea sand. ~reins each to - t enmpeeler ivbarr aced Machine. re- wu.-tufa• l dust, taeabee and dead seeds seeds. honer or smaller than the med.ess.-fit is • fret dose toed Machine. blows me seeds sway. Aram scab. -It is a pail Ann seal Mach f se, t inb. --It le a lest ohm Cheer testa - It one he Sited late l� eldest (rile iasel r... Mill that 1p a�d• as umlaut and rake It do tee weed • new Hill. alta. -It man beettadaal to at m vita- oWoe ut Wavle, ',,Vaap��ii. seale..M �MneA It es{sreYvn•i .sea at the re intim einea of the 1411i.- Its doves are amide all tae. ISM. It has a capacity if sixty ✓ ela per hoar. Fu.dnR lab. it isms cheap es the er'dVal Mill sieves► WM.-Eves"Welds* is Gvabstrra.o. Sand riser at eco If 7's• want It this •••••••'if you have tree ease a Marline sat to have or sent for in.pectIime. asd that you take It l essdbg i it all nwad tie width e' Is erderfn • bl�f�` Ms of rummies I n BROS., -_ - ARMSTRONG BR`wS C+oderioh, Ont _ does not Int e perforated bushels of n.+ vs NEW ARRIVAL r .cent.:. intimate, b6f twr cent.: Kansa...43) per end.; Texas 401 `` cent.: Arkanra, 401 r cent., and 1'a ifnr ria, 39i per cent. i arida le still, however. was of the least pi wlous states an the Tonin, having hut 1.422 people. The snalleet Met -ease* are : Vermont, .04 lei cent.: Mare, 1.87 per vent.: New Ramp with the health and strength givite fora -es enemy, and their preemie* s made known by shines -8.51 per tent., and Virginia. 9.48 par of nature, eel is certainly hen: for the the fact that the middle of the yang leaves cent. The remaining three New F.nglud Mines system than the sense air which has turn rusty. But by occasionally syrirgirg Staten. show healthy growths Maueshusetts• beet, shut up and co:itatuinettel for an in i from aloe.', even these pests will men die 251 per cent.: Rhode Island. 25, anal Con ,l/fiuitr p n is), with no a Imanc' fur puriS.a Pierre. Thr tettipo velure a4 the boner may °yetcut. 20. Thane art. gratet inrease, tion. Ihri t d, .•yeti if a little dust na rape from ::i = to :V s r than in any Suuthem State., rscept brought in, a few tweeter with the duster _ Cypripediunasi require a fair anoint those mentioned, and West Virginia. which will put the whole hout.e in perfect order of ped ruin, 'bat rare mut be taken ha. grown 23 33 per cent. again. anal even at the worst dust is not net to over -pot them. The toil half so. hail as ihisesue. Anal as for the fear • should omelet cif equal parts of peat and Se %ever Rt ♦shite , '4 draughts. with .odds and a thousand re _ apbaguum mad., chopped up into lengths of .1 peculiar:ty of Stuator (late as that al suitant raffle following in their train, nine- one •neer and see -halt inches Pot rather though he is very fund of tel.:wen and al teeth twentieths of that as ivaagirary, and firmly. The putt should be one-third tined ways has a cigar in die corner of his mouth. the other twentieth is easily avoidable. - with clean broken potsherds. rather snail, no. inn an Washington has ever seen Thin, Vita -hang.% and lbw {,lent, wino potted, should stand, so smoke, w the ordinary anrptatiw, of the to speak on a mall hillock. When parches- ternm. Ills cigar is never lighted. and he Mtsa• fee Ma1.taSalew Mealib. ing plants an idea can he formed bow to re - enjoys what he calls a -dry smoke." He eau When the l,.- Ith is fair!' geol. and there pot then. byobservfnghow they stand when a brigadier general in the eonf..irnt,• army. is on special strain to Iwo put upon the ems received. C, -;I ,'Ip - I requite a very and ..mncct.ol will' hat I r 1.eale Si. a hmret I.- tem, the menial appear may be trusted to liberal wppiy of wair. Fars esestially tram 1 er W TSR Ilwr amu. /•�L/� �•e•�ge � 1 la,U Ifne of apt fn t.ww, and Y tic vas/ O D rtMar h r Irsen {it.nlw'fil.•.t a:. THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., AN ORCHARDGARDEN. ORCHARD � G ARDLN. AHOLIT HEALTH. Tobe Mew of wwesett. There ie a gest variety of athletic ma chums and d.v.ess in the market. There are duuyh belle, and lalien elate, and row nag machines, and lifting machines, and rah bet straps tea. pull tee, aud so on. There ort et has been a machine or dealer of the sort put oe the market that if property mod would not he of some benefit, anti the man who eau end will ,.an and use theist all is a -taa.unahie nnauwr will, Ihnaugh the- strength of vuttatitutaam and elasticity of muscle and mold whia-ha they wall give hue. hive wtw•h laage. - a.x'idents excepted, then he would otherwise do, while the very elasticity spoken of would serve to help hue out mat .lunger w ben accident overtook him. To select a single ale% ice ht' ahMii a young oars who must All at a desk all .lay may irnl.n.te himself in an athletic way at is a...'asat y N. keep in u I the inaitiness foe of all athletic ,'soviets laminas. `k thing must I.e had that will. whe,, use!, creel such an apgetitr he the us• of it that it. seq cannot le alandwieel. (hre such a. device as this to famed amid as use i.e gun, the aork of tuiprre%entreat is easily and e.ndortel4y .-4ttiimeii. -Much a device is f I in the crash towel. TIi)s i. Ilio jmulgoiaeut /of athletee.,'.rvA• light eon.. and - physic ens. to Shove a reporter talked 'a, the subje.•t. If a young mum can afford hut A ' anal) amu of merry for the peau cheer .d an athletic outfit, let 1 but erawh bowels. ,A g.eel many op's own crush towels who. ,)o not know 1poimes to get the full limit lit t.. I,r found ill their use, There are e number of sorts of crash towel'. There. are .•ntsh towel mittens : craah-tonel rolls, sat real niche* wide and two feet heig. aith straps illi the ends. and there are plain and fancy t .earls eel a -m elts degrees ad naughtiest.. Big fellows, ver 3x5 feet large, nay ...t moth as tt2.50 or S3eaa•h. :,wsl rough towelling is sa,!el at the big st,rte for 25 cents a yard. The expensive. towels art really worth the oat, if Iswght at a trust worthy store, hut ant eau uakt• a s er% good Ireg.nniug with a leo yard strip of 1j cent stuff. To make this Ieginning, aai: until ready to ge tc, Iasi. fleeing turned down the . cover* .and made everything reedy. one stark caked. At this time of the year, in a tireless (xar.liug-hnuse laerlr,sati,. the- air will oak.• the young nun shiner, particularly it the elude.* has lawn a,peu all ohy to purify the nom. No matter. His lack will itch .►syn, s., •art+ VIVILLan.n A little, neverthekee grab the towel by I think we ,SOW'S dor better than to pla,•e the rids, throw it over thektummortised, and surge fret of all the auttful genus mortised . it to and fn.. ('o.tfurt. $ileal. It will or lady slipper ,,nidi This genus is more make the lock warm instantly. Keep it a- sought after Iv poMetor4 orchids than going, divot over one shoulder and then the any ,.Wer. azul small worrier, when we eon - ether. and then rub the acme to the Sager eater the %ow/refnl form and beauty of 01,- I'1 . aiilt twin! speed. Then attack the Rowers. anal the soot with which the plat: legs .cud hump ydurae'lf mit it. In a little ones I.• poen..\s it i. underweed the' nn.rc time than it take, to tell how to tie it tire antes are intended only for those who - the• ve.usa,, gran will find his skit, aglow and are ,s,ntemplating forming a culla- the :Mod bugling in his vein.. ti,.1 of orchids. only the more matinee Isla trot at the first rust keep at it until specie,, will be .numerated, and noose need .treads, taut tea hot let a haft's breadth of th hate fear of failing with thrill. To have skin es -ape as keen rubbing. Afterward. the dowering pored as ing ave poaihle, u when sed W it, nib henget. Then jump must grow at least twenty varieties. The to (eel. It is taken ..wit • list ,•nttlns sufficient esrietie into the night-shirt andante fel! i t„ for bi suta.l that every young lime,, has a fresh so that dowers should be produced nearly tea shirt to sleep in at night. No nen who quit.• the year nuns shoo•{si in the clothe'. he has a oro all day C. ar'g.., ('. barbatam, l'. flrsalli. I' ,ym: call lit m mit histnatural tette. datum, C. dlloiar•e. C. Hanaddianum, (' lei I;' A.III, oi. C. Harristabum. 1' insigne. Pore Or Hither Tb.t. Medktae. C. IawrsKsumm, C. hewn. C. loogibdum. It isn't drugsse medicine that is needed I' Itevig alum. I' Seleuti, C elpice'rianumm. at all : it ie plenty of the purest air that can I' sup'rharn'• C relliugerum. I' vilbsum, C le had. Open the windows ani the dente. veuuudun, and t'rpeelium Lmdrnii clear out the yells:, anal ventilate it dee- Matey me these have eery- haalsaame f.di- ..ughly, renove the damp en's. the mustiness. age mut are. ueleasl, sarra.ly equalled by the- ancient odor, the- smell of deity. which other plants greets the nostrils when one enter from tlae A. regards culture, little can be ski. it health•gitmg atmosphere out of doers ' is of great oomsequence always to keep the Nears mind it the Dater air lorars'the taint plants demi, for without deanlinewi no one of the levoiMos•. the manufactory, or some , can hope to (e suo.•ewdul. Very few inmates ,,torr unpleasant thing : it is :els,-mingled ' trouble orchids. 'Thrills are their wart A $PLENIJIO ARTICLE ON "ORCHIDS FOR BEGINNERS." a'■11 wrertio■..1 the ever. I. be Van t■red Ula.. by Asaat.ar. Tae Tarts - ties to ('.Iterate n.awur.le N.rtt- ralter■ Pulasier• for the l'..pte. It is no intention to give a few ,otweree- ther ams the cultivation of .vett of the free - growing and ue.t easily dowered orchids which are the bast adapted for amateur* who may be .le tnwa isminewiag the .•ultiva- Moe of th,., the mem fax -mating branch of horticulture The .winds which I intend briefly to put Isadore the reader are all very easily gnowu, predating they have • fair unmeant of attenteet, such a, all other plant.. require to bring theism to the highest state .If perfection It will, prerhap, 1.. IoM to take .ark family aaptrately. and to give a egdl- ab1e lint le each paper er, also. an officer of high rank. The ta.. were always together. Roth were stokers. and etre in the field the thin War envie of smoke ,nu hl hr seen ascending from their cigars. htrao, one of the nest fiercely fought trades id the too gen. Mate and hislrotler w • e t, el as usual watching the r'•• 1 r 4( Ilei hag p grew of the tight They were .n all .nun ease, dud, altl gh within ranger of the enemy's lotterice. pretreated t' indulge t h,maeh re :iso usual in the weed. l :et,. Late drew out from his s-a.ke' two cigars, and handing we u. hi. ride' tote' the other hunself. and then asked for a light. His le -mother 'truck a match on hit hos, and just as le was "tiering it to the general a cannon loll came along and strut -k him right in the far. Thr peon fellow's heel was taken "It as .'lemma u thenigh it had leen done with a . word. From that .lay to this Senator Bate has never lighted a cigar. !Sutra!" Tunes. it apne% Llatsaest tones same$ In Comm MONEY tee ►. we.ad s ewe 11111 i..ia. .easy aai r»..wN, a, law .r Arbor we, "awe ..r .t., w is Weir ..w a..,a1Mw.LLa«.... ,ae, ave Asp w. dew .. •" ••• a` We ...► Iwo e.. 1«s. *swearers we e....... d. Ana. Ira res ewer* year war- r a •.e et ,,.r i.... se i. .At taloa w wawa, weer nada/0 draye .�a..Al. ver.. . ..w, aware ... war*. as.r eta .. eaer.. ..a w ay...IA M.. sem ,.wise Items nw/ar yeti Mesm- er. =Lied sort yeti fall '.e aara•se.•• easter be.. ►w I.wrw.rw nR Tatra a CO..'arlowa. noun' indicate therkind and quantity ief ford noes. March Ull the std oaf Ot•tnhsr, and dunmg war to maintain that condition. Naturally this time it is sale too my they cannot be the appear aerie, with the changing sea. . I; hut at no time should they ler Minn, ani, unless it mdioates an unreato,nable coos dry. Tie list given alone include evt.rtne of uululgen.'. or abstinence, no at- some very remarkable kind., let many nettle', timid Ie paid to any other neonate'''. others could be nautical. They are all very Mush harem is done by injudicious or meddle • dieit get from each other, and Include r..mne of some friends suggesting that a peewee is too the best and prettiest kind in euitivati on. stout or too.' thin, too pale or eon rudely, and if the whole set is grown, there will often martens ilaaturlancem of the system often fol• be. five or six ,peales In flower at the ,erne low the mischievous advice to take some time and very rarely hes than two or three bitters or pills. or refrain from fatteningIf.Lailfive plants offeach kind are grown, Gid ear drink. Paying attention to these the flowering warm will be greatly prolong- (! ewes will lista fiowwattmovi arc fads as like playing with 9r*. If you are illsf, and an enough to seen to warrant any radical fully shade the plants from the sum, and change of diet or any application of moil- during summer sprinkle the Mates and paths cine, consult your yaican at once. Above f►wpueely, all avoid advertise( quack tnelicinta To it must be understood that one plant o'ftea tea• the opinion of a sua.•eaaful dealer in Gower. a month or more atter another .af them, whew bank balance u more liberal the sauna '4«'i•". The fkoww, of rypripe- than his conscience, they are "made to dium are very lasting often remaining in sell. '• perfecting' four or five weeks on the plant . If you feel a little debilitated take the and they remain trek two or throes week., coca tonic; eat plenty of froth ripe fruit (em after being cut -The American(lardea. and a tables, especially oranges; drink lemonade : and when unusually fatigued and just before retiring. drink a ghee of milk ea lint as .Sr* le taken. in large ape. Walk reasonably, and sleep in pure air If • few days of this sort of home treatment fail to bring up the holy and mind to their proper tome, trill in your doctor and follow his airier. Juliet Carson. in Harper's Kari. time redia Pesple CHANGE OF BUSINESS I All=w a rough run until it gets beyond the reach of medicine They often my, THEANOLD • ND RELIABLE ' Oh, it will wear an •J but in nodi cares D ,t wets them away ( nl1 they m LAST ST. ., be mimed FLOVE IND BID STORE to try the ss•eesful niedieine "Sheol Kemp s Balsam, which is sold on a pesative guaran N aA ('HA\ORp HANOI. tee to cure, they would immediately see the esoellent effe.-t after taking the first cent. The public are hereby notified that the Gori Prix a 5Or ani SI Trial sisr foe. At all and feed hemmer' fnni early terrted os by A. R druggists 11 wow) ('nevi. has hem % ter -e hr THOS. J. VIDEAN, tttiemena and! French Ministers at Cairo win w ill carry It on in all Its twanrhe. •1 the protein against the Anglo Italian judicial el stead, east •t. near the Square. limier the management of former preA� nlhis bean,,. Mu been the most eMi� 1,'Rx : ,"e;,, _ overrereight years. there will b! so v the energy former ly Inhibited In Lee It Ia MI Mat mak. ATEST - 1 I LI;S. (sods dell served to ell Imitate( arts of tbs. tow.. to reform administration of odd be yOwed eat. Mewl l DUNLOP IN001. *Om mm The Love' and hest 1 ave of Gear and feed at ways ea hand sad choke puede le est see. THOR. J. 1,, PIA al woprewlt a label_eaii oda .r j 1 hewIw . Imre r m r lb's r, 1.g wy eaeemese, wlllbe feamd t. 4 abreeglly tee. a • I t'UY411 ayo1...'. Wad. Na .loon s liearl was of pe -ulcer shape, Int that .lel not peeled him against heed ache. `tack headache is • common aid very disagreeable aIectwn %hush may he quickly removed, together with its rause, by the nee of Beranek Jtl...l letters, the n!ver failing v.« 'oiasi. asi-iiiarsw/lll I As jesrthsr of harpd liver inns' he Metaled sad ell had hale removed. Rnntmk *SI M Inst for al) or ye seg. im pt12.,i *ARCH 13. 1111. HORTICULTURAL NOTES. MediMIyw, quer, easier, cudl.w.d uedt mal fives S owers as they grow ; di► os lexriom psapt. requiem W W� �t� in. first toss to can thins: em: the Mr, lura W have -tmoawe she do Ml t< adds t Ibe . of a bee to help the haft cis.e truss males, toes and hutch, whether It promote be•rt.4 or not. fit it is a hopeful edge, became a bruit pow who ,lea a will be qui` sun w give his boas the "other rare they Meed Never grow trees of different kinds he gether until e•tis9td that modem not MOM the other. es le freyueutly the cess AIM pluunls are giros tear pearlsm, thus Woe. log the .unulk, W aonetlivaa attack ids latter. A stogie wild cherry tree near an apple try will provide a hartarlsg pl•c• far caterpillars, which dually injure the apple .ra•hard. Make a donee ur two of drop brown paper envelopes while the evenings are tong. What tar! Te put seek Wk,, weds you are suing to rae.. and seer this year. Put thrum where you mu Lind them readily when need e d said beside them lilt a Wt Of lead pencil with which to label and date threat when till- ed Haeme grown seed mem money and is frequently tastier that store seed. While the leaven are ud h a good time to took through .ra•barle we what pruning ie n etrh.l, and eatmatna• closely for eggs of cat- erpillars, which may tow be wen an the ends of the brander. There may either be cut off and bunted. or if this would dtsilgure the tree touch the egg. with a rag dipped in any kind i( oil. The eggs of Meet. .k. nod differ freest dime of lie,,. in requiring to be kept opens to the air. If the pone .of the shells are closet the peg never teethe. ••Ii►+. it bane 'mere plant. to cut back the nests 011 r•f.Wttiut; and not the branches/. Moet netainla The 'rater earls .d the roots are mist ,'eertltult. the growth of the plant, and when these ana partially cut doff, the plant is unable t.. take up the earn' amount of nourishment as before If notea mut be cut. out lack the tranches sharply also Met a het a'. you oak for. would be but • repetitln of "that leer been err( a hundred time'- go to your neighbor who grows Sewers and he o r she ,'an really tell you all you wie,la to know A few well-furrusha•t baskets suspended iu the.,rnervatory always meta.. a pleasing effect. and if the house is large aai lofty the heek,t. .heap tae .4 pnq..rti., ate Aar Strangle made wire basket are the Mist amitabl.. and if plainly and neatly made they wall ata.wer any purposive without any wpm. fiuous ornamental work The ledeets, of "sir.', will be Bien with tans. and the nt loot- , Gawill Iso furtai,lsr.1 with plants before mu.•li Nail ha. l..•am plated lis the beaker, tit • isles bring filled in and the basket felled with esil a nuurreutly. The groat charts of their bediet.i as to have somewhat fre- quent change,. When the llaskrtha, filled with the 'Willie varieties of plants. are con- stantly •.'eupving the sante paeitruts they nelsons monotonous. (cobra sanolens varie- gate has a rhanitiag effect maelpended in a lofty home. Portable peeler V.isltall. end Flower Stand. The annexed engraving. taken trent the Vienna greverM 7e -stung, illuminates a foun- tain o.anaisting principally of two equal reed basins. ,•sch containing a'sprayitig nestle and an mit lel pipe, the spraying teazles Ie ing at o- ueetal I.y two rubber pipes with the eutdet pipes- AA plainly shown W threw tinsel view Culture .r Cabbages. In growing cabhags, my. Vkk, whether for early, , or winter, there are three neoslwry to str.ves, good healthy planta, • suitable soil, and lee but n ot least. red cultivation. Our early cab- bage is sown b hot -beds about the middle of February; t♦te yam( plants are aired fn. rills". I „ I 1 when email and exposed totYeaMa• they grow older en as leo insure gond; well hammed plants The arunsd c'r'op we sow In cold frames the last of March. spartagly to avoid transplanting; and for winter tee amen the ltkh of April. The varier., we is. are Rorty Jersey Wakefield tole tie Arm crop, Wick's All sonnies for Monad and third reaps The All Mar w oo sands number one, in our ewtimaatln. sotwfthstanling the many ex,wileat kinds motioned in catalogues. it is large, firm, wire leo heal, anal in fact reliable in all is upsets Early cabbages require a vy rich anal while lateens. wall de well wherever • good crap of own ran be raised . we plow or ground early for late crop, summer ',sneering as for wheat early crop ie set about the 111th of April, emend crop the le .d day, and third crop the loth oif Jas. le witting we nos a peg I. make the hole aai tarn the plant to the fins leaves, I.insls tie dirt firmly to the hadtsen of the Medi with MO peg the pant. have ' i + sof sneer rultivadng the w:a , Gm tenni frequently tlta batter, to Ns `IM lot instil begfa.ing to heed The early eltibbeiw which oanot be disposed of le aid market sae ahlppei M crates; the ed in ear had Meta. hi •' JUST ARRIVED, krivtow9rir a& - UOYIILTI111111 �Cllt�l[P111S1ll11� S. O aLs "ti;t' I bare this seam sswsd all the latae MOM la ENGLIB$ Sz Astanmar EATS, , For spriest sad summer wear. 0 The dock maws be avp•oed la the cities. add the prime an the peenles. HATS FOR ALL SORTS OF HEA Lad soles tomtit all gaggle., A_ E_ PRIIDH.A yr BOOTS &;t SHOEI I will not insult the intelligence of the public by ad v(: relining first-class goods for almost nothing, but this I will do : I will give you the very best goods that are made in Canada at lower prices than they are sold a by any other film. - w 'PAPUA IR nit' STAIN AND FLOWER STA !t, The harm. are strpperteel oil suitable holders contorted with each other by parallel lev-n A weight i. fn.crurrw.i on the Sewer stead. ugh adapted to be hung at the lower end m4 the Welter i,ontaining the empty basin to a,unt- erlrlanee anal to ill the Riled loon in an uppermost pesitlm The water Some frau the fillet upper Iasis through the outlet pipe to the spraying made of the lower tern, and le pro'jeetet quite a ditaueee up into the air, to tall tgare and gradually fill the a• lower learn then this is I, theupp•r basin bas run empty and the couu- terhaleina ing weight as now hung on the holder of the empty upper Irvin w ait ha change the position .4 the lavers, and rooms quaintly the basins: that is. the filled basin aswmnws an upperneet petition. while the empty ions swing. ,l'wnwanl The water now flows from the upper lasin to the spray- ing troale of the lower empty basin, and is sprayed ta accumulate in thin Irwin It take. about one hour's time to empty • basin a.mtaining about one -bait gallon of water, the opening of the spraying minds being one-half millimeter in wise in ease the water meta dirty. the !,wet a •au be readily removed tram their holders sot emptied, cleaned, and replaced. and use again filled with fresh water i Pa. teees. Walnuts end butternuts fats a Lice iota baa, while e'batenta will do well on light stip, .tither date, sand or gravel, in fact, wherever the peach and Masrd cherry ewe- med. Perm and doll harlot hays Meg tap roots and are bard to tratrtplatt . but do well ea a fairly rich moll Many people who kelp hers bare iso pians for thpin to roast, and onetlnually ltd fault because they get no eiet A lock of hese well fed wad protected from the cold will le a abet time pay a good tenet. The test and only way to get the It to lay is to provide them a steel shelter and fed them well, and you win her well paid for all four trouble What M to hinder the rearing of ervsral pain of fine steer ovary year ohs the tar's when hotter is made and plenty of akintmllk rr suite lin.weal meal .r sheets re both mired with it will grow the het kind of dawn and MDlbdairy cows are in ovary way modal Int with good pronto fres well broken rune pow .ml. at gond prima They hrirg mewe than beet and will do all the tare tem week br,tiolda Te.aer are two r•eteoes why clove bay ammo haves L horses the. Y that H often heals, mad when H dries out trine duly Wattling th. hay removes the 4 flkmby The wooed meson Y that boner lib clover hay i IMMO tar taw/ n erwren show entainallik and emmtelt travel G ve thew only a am. •nates{ d Glower, add W oats Se grab up 1b fill reeks, f ile ea wed be lir he 1.44 �NJt. -- NEW _SPRING GOODS arriving daily. Call and see them and whe or not you will receive courteous attention. I wish it be to plainly understood I WILL OT BE UNDERSOLD MAIL er you buy ? 1' 1 I AN I'N 1! 011 E1 1 ORDERED WORK AND REPAIRIN A SPECIALTY. E. DOWNING. Witte% 'V \•%%a and► `Ctia ek Letters, as ub:Wn a J'vrVvnq, aA). 8-Q- e i ---' > j /tee • o toot ln w i 8 ,Cyd I -Cl !a; g `E -' i Fee- / o II n._Sc ; e w I sE I g ;'0 o� 9 Ie .aA v z or •i a 0 o >s j oil S ..1 iiii n .5 $c I <a a 1a. fe .; a i. s' �r z liesY ir$ e 3 e 3r* t Ii 1E °s e k 1.1 22 a a A e � � P 1. • 1p d ! i � i �e r .i• a. A ill 41 Mi =2' a / s-- 343-14..: ° _v bin., ; s __ a e .. 7MISS CAMERON flu received a large corsignment of the latest styles in .e .,..._ WINTER MILLINERY. Novelties in ladies' headwear, and the latest shades in trimmings a specialty. Remember the stand-Hamilton-st., between the Square and Newgate stn,:_ r ;.,rr £• , •I "The Signal," Goderich, Ontario, Mlles load 4..111111gOatilleNiiilitailliallalli Illi 1. I I III VIII ,l.. lw,i, till - a Only $1.00 in Advance. Subscribes femme • - _ ssenllp'r'. W. ACE 1894. -PO Our :mock of Dry C sial attention drawn W JACKET CLOTHS EMBROIDERED C DRESS GOODS, ne FANCY DRESS T DRESS MATERIA Cord ; FRENCH FLANK] and new colors, CC All sizes, in French !elan. anti Childrens' H: mold THE POBT~ 1,11 The Uriah. O.sc use the room whose ever, Is dedicated to a book. Two windows will surlier for And grant the light &aniasete ore looking to the south. and To speed the red. detailing as, The astern wall. from frieze Shall be the poet's labyrinth, Wner' one may Rad the lora, From Houicesdown to (robs .end at the northern side a st Shall .bow an open chimney Set round with ancient lila I Sonic. legend old and weave. Armin the the dog guarded s Where one tear dream and a -.1thees, the mantel shout., no Ter cairn and Wien brae -- Not moth. but jet enough le The roowtap when the fee is The volumes on this wallah, All prose and al: pl.ilosopby. From Plato down to those w The dim reflections of that Aad these tomes all should . flow much we write --bow lit For sauce Ilse problem' ArArmr So one has ea er solved it yel 1 -pen the *belt es toward the The s, ientific tools shall re Weide theta. histori ; Above Yom i:gion hope and faith ams Lastly. the et.ueh,'ii wall sic The story telleM new and of llar,nn al Kasobid, who am And havetnes to as ley you shall have the Insured viae flat dwell epos the annoy Lad with lura there shati at Of those who help mankind More by their fascl.atill la Than all the learning of the Such be. the library : and to Thfs motto of • Lavin sake To grace the d ver through m lift Habitat Fetiches! WHITTIER'S W rhe listed Il..ber Peet ray. tare• Cr. Whittier tells us that nus The white-haired poet has pem he says, forever. The mg softly .orotund hien : the have kept him clear -sight. mon than eighty years gu- llet it is a klnlly and most light : one that is more to the (right glare of many a says The New York Prem. tint of despondency or ,earl -iia within the purple mini. earl it is to • glonrr w day freedom his own poen be 'leeward it is to the astern nshrag over the changeless 'tatty nv,rtals is vouchsafe -ender hunt of restfulneto there are toot many mere ',served its hethr,liction. For it was not in peaaeft .ntentmeat that the me low and the homage that • ier't' declining years were !ample a,f today think of t is a gentle, lovable old m the hones away before tl ,•pen tire at Oak Knoll, ani 'Cr...-, breathe an rxopnn toter. Hut time was whe kindly dreamer struck hal tense chord that helped .nslemce of a nation. T red so long ago. when the gathered repand fused int. 'y in his songs all the long sorrow of a race in bond hoard ; blood -drrnehed hsps of broken tackles it is for his dauntless • of the weak and oppreemorl men and women of the race today hold Whittle - Dori. It is bossism* is flu national crime he made of the justice that is divil that is diviner than jus unebriakitg ddevo tee° to k amount of acciiients of on the pulpit was silent, tic iattledl fearlessly and u fell,w men, that Whittier «rens in the love of the and women. He W bee all in rine. There have i him, aryl there will r America, hat the world today for his life and Ial bravest sad purest of h Whittier has amply won .e A. the side lel the e .trnnwwta a.dese which .home of its rowers, le not misusing it. plmmna The Indies' Herne Jeer Am thing in the world us. when it exists. twenty minutia, trop ono fealinga of weannese or ,tom lar about the throat a ttwegie rim row.., isula.m y not sinews a areed how to Sae et a.Sl ISOM rat■rally h,i. with others it n a h1ae � shall he tengtis wise w y te lite a ' r:.„.4,„. , K5 :. ; i4 .�r,q, yel„rc-.