The Signal, 1892-5-26, Page 3?S AND STOCK.
Tie of THE PAOVINCE Oft ON -
TREATED 04 BULLETIN 41.
lbs wedimio_The real wheat-WeS.'
be
- Oared - Ty..nuwa - O•ddwnn sl
yre flward era •.erplles - emeses'
am•oM
basso XL.. jeet lased by the Derm.a
boimetn
tkoi webs el the emit
Ontario, the Morns
d" wims mobs el movespeade.cs repN
Dag U The fell.*' tabu
!a oses temperature mad toad
�we el premises u the fleet
Wet ers•tke et the your 1K IMI and 11111,
.d .• the avermre for the bee yews,
MOM
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gra g
VI
gN es leer .t4 preemies se inked.
• h..w ori I s dad derma the Mater
Wee w.iMim.y fwd. beyond a few re-
pine el riegwamer. pow, laa.piew is ma-
th sad the only Jlesses eery
mhos K eseeriag amok Ino was
bMte•rpr ke keno, 'sparse el the
mimeses el *kWh kava cisme fres. .M
=was
the preview The tartly of
i.el was omits med. wore need sees
wisely sed where .leek were .rs�
arly ad Hay wee matt dafidwtl, 1M
prim
w being tie to $ll • ten. la some see-
times
irtimes there was revue old he to t the
ddeieney. sod ea the whelp ..wrata mil
o wls were is hie mgply 1 while them wow
hen sad three soots .1 •b •let. w.at,
Yoe appears N bites Mena lciwt is the
Predate for all Yam
bed
o w jt bring their deck t. through*•vier
N
claw os.didioa, • beer were aide to bey
from their neighbors, sews were compelled
N memos thou •If wame sad se • comae-
leers
omae-
t ea bees very this &aim & Then is
• vary p.wel Melee imposed for a roped
impreemweat le the weal w sad the growth
w the FON ms though early ..d nch pas-
tures were mspwially seeder this year.
Fear kerma -There i• barely sue -
Matt hey ia bereierf hash to toed last
demeads, mad edy dram kata.ees is there
say for esu. la owe dietricrs ant none
than one twentieth d the wheat of last ow•
sae remem•ies unsold, ia ether dstrfcr• at
Mit .we -third her bees laid foe a higher
roes. Taking the Prowess. as a r hole, at
leant ore-Afth of last year's wheat is yet is
fanners' Made. Oats are everywhere ran
portal plentiful. A large pos1mn of the
extraordinary crop of 1;1.I still remains un-
tn•rketd, especially is the eastern coon
bees. It may be worth whits cakingjt .tN.•
Lion to the ,oaIrain between the Waive re
port mud that of May, 111.1. One year ago
hay was abundant and cheap, oats wry
scarce and dear, aad tot farmers wore
huytrsg their flour : the spring hay fa
snare, wheat pestitul and .res •Ianndaat.
The supply of fat cattle u hurdle .p w
the •verge, nwlng to the shortage of 4414.
Hort,•'nl the regimrentaN of home demand
awl those already dupused of. there are
ao: foamy fat animals available, but. the
supply is _greatest in tee West Midland
commune. he salty of store cattle 'a up
10 the average, nail is • little greater than
home iiterianda
8. x•aaul. R•u tar+ leer axreel.atdenta
are tIna*lnloa. 11 rel...rtlwg the peat *401H
to bane been eacee.li..gly favorable for the
termer. la must places there sae law
amount of snow, winch covered the graffiti
awfurdv, and which rew.iwf until sprue.
The meats were in goal ooaliuos. l'•ttle
war sot exposed to any severs storms. No
drainage of any extent was dose to fruit
trees. and the at prewar in this in-
dustry are very favurble. In Kent awl
adjacent counties Neste plowing awl a.wi.g
were done before the brst of April In the
eastern and northers districts sprang opera
twins were Inst beginning about April rich
Although the snow left early the return ..1
cold weather put hack the spring work. aad
only cow lu the cuddle of Aprd ow the
*ark of plowing and aortas he said to have
fairly co'mene•.ni for the *hoie province.
to regards tmpr,velneuta in agriculture.
lee average temperatures for the three
s a•h• at the ten stations from which
.,enrages aro den, -ed bee as follows
...LOCI••' !' , Blrmm r.! ° . London
.I ri = 11'.+otsr,.ck . 5 e . stony .'reek
FIs:. 1,,r.nto 23.9° Lindsey Ii'!
,:ra.enhorst Ih.Sc, illus• Ib.ti sad
Roskilde 1:i 6 c . The temperature for the
prtw.l though lower than last {•.ear was
above the ayereg. frr ten year.. The total
per ipttation .'t 6'!1 Inches for the three
...nth connoted .'f I ill) inches ot rain and
M I i.chu, vet swot This 1s much below
tune average for toe sane period last year or
•,n year. We have tuxo few retorts
• 1bnl to speak of aaythi ss like an aver- asst reports refer to the uarodoctu.a of
*tide the lint eight days *.re improved tools and ma.lunery ad the &d-
ear^- and genial. duce Loco the temper vaptage. of omdn+lral•tsg. The &dean
;are has ringed from 5; to ; - below the
owaist with little rain and trying .'old
wath.r:T and north-westerly winds.
Fua Karat The past winter his
prowl a very favorable one fur fall wheat.
awl the role particularly the early sown
prewei:ed an ctcedti.mally promising ap-
pearance when spring opened. Wing p10 -
le ted by a sufficient depth of wow, it oaf
.-red int slightly from winter killing. The
Now left Tory rapidly. aad fair growth was
wade until about the end of the bat week
is April. when the belch looked •t their
lest Frosty nights, sunny days and cold
lurid* thee followed, se that at the time of
satin{ the weather was particularly dein-
instal :,, growth, .end It n reported that
.s too accent the young crop has rweeieal
• w.tl; cr.l. set back and now presents •
•.wcel.a: browned appearance. The bear
..1 a con'Inuanoe o1 such conditions was
career$ .nine 1axi•ty, and warm, most
.euber was ear.eatl looked for, as with
:4 advent. if not tow long delayed. the crop
.di dnui.tkm .gqsickly recover 'welt. As
regards the raalitlon of the crop on various
wits although there Is much uniformity
u i.o.king particularly well on light,
*arm beams and well drained clays and clay
was tin Week mould and on low-lying
eel lands it has suffered to some extent
I••.m frost. The damage from insects, ate..
appear to Aare been lac natder•ble. The
Henan Ay .iul dight injury in some lomat.
'r+.w early- sown fields, as did also the
are worm .om recently broken posture
!sacs Practically the only unfavorable re-
ports as to the collodion of the crop come
from the county of Kenn and vie -tatty.
.ere, nn account of local droutb, the crop
dot not start the winter i• oatisbeetary
wapc. Excepting in LAID 10c•Iit] the
premiac tudicatinss are that very little wile•
t -r wheat will ho plowed ep and. preytdd
bee c nU. al time between new mud the mid -
fie of May is s.oeasfdly cooed. tor. pres-
et.' for • good crop are prwnitm'..
11'5%Tin at c Mach tA•L here esae mid
repe,ttog winter wheat applies des N this
044 It suffered bet little frau whiter
kill.ug, soil its appara•ca now is generally
Molt, satisfactory. The crop is wawa oily
tot very hooted extent and is utilised vee •
rule for early sntling.
Cuomo.- -As in the ease of fall wheat.
dower wintered well. The crop had vett.
Wavier. made mach wdeo.00sent at the
tore ..f writing sada* very positive apish=
.Isla be expressed e N the outlook. The
present ir.dt.:atiSns Drs tint over the greai5
porion of the preview. it will average a
rather light Odd. The meet faver.be ee-
tot. can► frmlt the hake Harem and Ower -
Van Ray counties particularly from
Sc scoe, 4;ray and Brea-whre Lhe WSW
bons I... • fair yield .. eatidD.tory.
la
utterly x11 other parts 01 the predatethe
Arneth of last eninmsr did multi hero le
••l.d Icily, *4.4. the ate1 eland i. tin WI
•w tier the most pari unite... The
u ••.ssl.e.tly too this ea the flee
• beset' .-mp of clover haw to M M.
IQscwhere than in the diarists ahoy. ass-
' 8.5044. ennal.lerahla damage hes hoe. wad
Moon hea.ing, esp.rlally en aid smokers
u i •s low, ondrwnnwd mils. The .loot
''wcr frosts have sea fmj.rsd ami deme N
acne extent
1'aaraTulr. - The swims opmd tip
.wiewftst earlier them ted. bee a the
'other remained dry and mal. wywaSise
*.d. kW., little headway instil the
meg of .l pea. Dewing the few warn soya
. the early part de m
thowlb. ge*sa Gain
• 'igneousor
omot, ..d the Soldi h she
*other,. .led wester& portion al lip Fran'
'IPA". are /11544e gem. set m• same ea d
Lhe nuf•vnrsl,e weather at, the siiibe d
'ke month, .11 growth *se more sr. hew
omitted. the vegetation a rima en • uh•
want cnwdtt loan in Wee .aeeberssad
▪ dutriets, hards feta'
w.Tehle
t los arTme mIr Irv. flesei.--Ibiedi el d1
kale haws ells Armagh she abbe in Wr
Sash eanllieia.. • Notts abuser /hen semi
•'in4 to the Y.nted lopply el beige.
erpssi.4y .4 b.,. y4...pp hew snisd we•
m� Iv dwlslglaishieg
oda damp vatiAbertttld
r7
iambs \awe h... les. TM Mews Of
i* en not, meeerdkag be .may esperek
taws of better .'..-1 .mai better systems
of feeding ars rep •..:.•.tly referred to, awl
an increased interest s being tuanifested to
regard to the silo Although • few .tate
that the supply of farm help will inset the
demand. the gnat majority Nate that tber.-
is and w111 protrbty lo • scarcity. One
corrrspn"dent Stew that in bat township
•l,rse l(8.44,1.o.sl farm hands are n.eaed
The cause universally g6iv is tate removal
of the young mem 10 Marittoba. the North-
west and the States. Their plane are sup-
plied principally by young men rem tomes
and immigrants equally inexperienced. The
use of .machinery decreases the demand for
help, but In toe eve of carelw farmers the
increased expense 81 •1184 to be very greet.
There u resistant complaint as to the bow
(roe•s for termer: produce. and • 1endency
u 'admitted toward dairying and stock
feedwg 1• elate of growing grain for mar-
ket. In the old barley districts the farmers
appear to be in doubt as 1.. what lute of
agriculture they should parsue-
PARIS AND ITS DEAD.
A. *a.abll•bm.nt by watch Every... N
Afforded • pee... ru..raI.
In every great city the poor live by the
worldly vanities of tharicb. In Paris they
die in the same way. It s the manufac•
tan d Innumerable superAnitiea which
makes up the hulk of the industry of the
working classes. The French capital hes
developed au ingenious system by which
the poor are furnished with a free burial
at the expense of the "pride, pomp and
circumstance-' which Dives oorsiders kis
dee en the mad Lir the tomb, writes FA -
ward R Spearman in the Forum. One of
Ow largest. beat managed sad most pod*,
able nr'destries in Pans ata at of ib Po.n-
pes Fent/Ares, the gigantic which
alo.e hu the privilege p( is funeral
dead through the streets
stye. it powwow undertakers' materials
to She vela* of over four millions el
francs, does mens six millions • year of
luminous, and tare. over nearly ewe mid •
half millions .f this u clear melt N lM
accredited °wears, the ehuroh establish -
west of the city, after gratuitously and de-
motic barging some throe t 01 every Me
.1 tics dead w indigent subjects.
A Amt *..let.
Some readers. leokiag monad fey • novel
.Nrisi.*teet. may be g� se bear of the
s� programme mme offt omits, ..iso es
the
stn, in providing pretty h.titerlf*rs *kith
sae sold w suaveairs. They are an attr.e-
d.. d...rati.. for the well or e.rtaime, sed
dam's 4 e anew ag� .f the enter. kome1 are
ween en the ..bowler by the ladies, aad an
the I.psl d the seat y clothes-
pins.To
woke tem, take eosin m
wooden far the bodies, paint them black, aid
stripe their with gilt. For wisp. me
Ala sore •d • kali niches
Megthaw peer, inches wide, .traigh s at rise
sod bed ems .t the ober. iook at the
pietiv. el • btitt.rty rod yes will `.t the
.da.. vas trill send toe of theme pewee
ter
*ash. *imp them sed slip thea late the
el the doth�esssp�ta�, dice ankh the
=whet relied -19d Mark pias.
hash -anis .yTholigha
Ever• whine •dee • wrinkle
mese is • coney. mat • eeeditisa
MANT A'LIFE'
UMW= sand lbs , - --J rtes d
*5 Apsv 111a. � kg Wee
'
a• nee S.W M sesselp__4_ a odor
dlna.paemisal Ile sess el mad bomb
wkW. if .-jsad. load is .tones .tali
elm Dab assiagebessa 'IIE.assi.n+
rens e Ilasseevlb 1.Iles nes
d Ayer. C albarM4 ERSa us par
dam shill sDarslse wadi as as=
. lea wiliest lb erw■emaber
• al■,v d *ens Mts. Theug►
sod ward's is is span s% y Ml
Mora ne ft albs; day M pawky
y.r .N. and u.Rmaadd ; els bless
enilsl..los di reed yeas& ref; hums M
Masa& am euis= _ _
" 'este
Mets amid dew mew
razes. Tim 1 loom M inks_
aad sees Ma k.wels �w.a
*sir nares 8 aad reg• let nils•. ore WI
taw l as fa
Zzoellent
lessida."-lbs. C. Z. Owl. Tardnisnw.
"IAyr's P1115 es sea et the
easel remainThey Ywaewa ww.'.t S of ear
.dada. far stashes..i boss in Lee hew/
dye, sad have g� bud
Sias. We have t1 them.a excellent
remedy for colds aad Mat fevers." -
Q. IL Woodman. Vert Werth. Team
rsyam
l hove wmore
open;rPUY elan apes
elbs
des is the medicine eked, to .regulate
�y bowels aad those d the ship's www.
Tbm.s Palm are not severe leo theirseeir ghlso
e.
leve mod themSou, les do tbeirwitwikped effects ler
do care of rheumatism kii"d.•7 woe -
Yes,
and dyspepsia " -reap•. ll.eaMr.
Steamship Teacfs. New -oat City.
"I have fouled Ayer's Cathartic P111s
to be • better family medicine for com-
mon use thea any other pills within my
kaowledge. They are not only vete7
elective. but safe and plemeat to take
qualities whiab meet make them
valued by the public." -Jul'. Hatiel.
P rtumer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ayer's Pills,
raaraaam •>r
Or. A. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell. Mar.
!k' Heli try •n Dealers In >rnrshea.
I CARPETS I CARPETS 'CARPETS'
tea¢ io on.•rre TO �-�s—
Como aad Mike the Largest Stoci DOT Shown in 19a Count!
OF3B11U W�PLLY�ALA.-WOOLS, MOM AND HEMPS, 3 -PLY
AND TF OUR PRICES ARE NOT BIGHT, DON'T BUY.
WE ARE SHOWING AND HAVE NOW IN STOOK
Over 250 Sets of Lace Curtains
$911L00
ARY Commas. an
..DDJ 8to A[cni...•M.-n•al R'otw.n.'hwJ-
en and 'k,1,/own to tutrvduce • new sod
p.re1•r Aa.ft.r.l b..k.
Testimony of 19 Centuries to
Jesus of Nazareth.
The dont r.•.,,.sabre relyy[[ nus I.o.k old the ..e
*.IUeo b) i1, eminent vbo!a s. Non -.e. -.•ria*
hirer, t . , .San wants itaxe ••••••• ter•U,ry
, w AT:J to Time Marra null r.bnaWmg
t...
*eew.rY. .'neve. si-
%U.ETTS
PURE
POWDERED
•
PUREST..TRONCEST. BUT.
,�i,s°�i`•e,.:epans�iZeryri��.l :efii �'e� ii
sans. • r area
dost by Al Armors •nm Ill.naesss.
R.2cLDOD'S
In cream and white, from 60c. to $4.50, direct from the makers in Scotland.
It is needless to say anything about prices in these
goods; they speak for themselves.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Art Muslims, Chinellt' Curtains.
Moquette Rugs, Turkish Rugs,
Dachestan Rugs, Axminster Rugs,
Beam Rugs, Door ?Slats, Cocoa Mats.
YSTEM RENOVATOR
weir vivito T1111T.m R.VI114114.
Specific, and Anridole for
Impure, weak anti impoyerfshod blood, dys-
pepsia ideeple•anrsa, p•lpttatioit of the
heart, liver complaint, neuralgia, Iters of
n,emory, bronchitis, oonsusription, gall
stows, jaundice, kidney and urinary
diseases, St. Arts' dance. female irreg-
ularities and re•neral ,lebtlity.
Policy wine amore hisses them h.eaaty
ensibintsme edea. the *ate el peg -
Oilcloths, 4 quarters. 6 quarters and 8 quarters wide.
Linoleums, :. quarters and 8 quarters wide.
Curtain • Poles, with Trimmings.
Curtain Chains, Curtain Pias,
and Angle joints for Bay. Windows
COLBORNE BROS,
0.0DTRI0H.
LABORATORY. 6ODERIBB, ONTARIO.
J. M. 111cLEOD,
Proprietor •ad Hilikelleteref.
$cLrous arwyen Raxnraroa elan be had
from all dreapp[[4.1e is tows/. as well whine
an the druaesta bowsaw Owes i.w.d sad
Ifled.rsb. Brtuas.s. Derl.m •and Tot ntto-ly
PLAITING KILL
UT*IU$NES SI.
Buchanan & Son,
YAM VraCrfrRmw
BASH, DOOR and BLIND,
IOW Ise vet se she very
K..'wW.' Y pale. b
Teets gees • W/ M• Ins N deem'. r
rye_ orn
Ifersi_ bales • ma bevy : earwig
males ism win.
Wass roe people get a•Ws el these -
selves they ere
gooldeg ler .merry is ne www then
loonn7n4ast ea &Yoe % mate • s Mmepy. IMO Omit el as woad She te try
-
Design le ail Made et
SPRING
M I LLIN ERY
Miss Cameron hu re-
turned from the cities, where
IMONSOON
she has secured a complete
assortment of
Spring Millinery
In the latest styles. Her
stock of hats, bonnets, flow-
ers, ribbons, etc., is unsur-
passed in Goderich, and her
prices will bear comparison
with those of any other
establishment.
A call solicited.
MISS CAMERON.
Yeellera
LUMBEH, LATH. SHINGLES
THE .AG] JirOT
roil THE ('ELEBiRATED
Ani healer's materiel it *vary d.seAPtiee
School Furniture a Specialty.
Patronise
True
Competition.
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'; aaea
lens• bre w *us ear and par-
uss bees "rre terlee __. prlsdmlea a.4 1.
�msmm,Me -" ler mt •earn nr.an vole
la e. se.c a +
pow Ho me
IDS Lease la.n.Se► MawMki.
MCLEAN'S BLOCK.
IA AT—
CAMPAIGNE'S
Seat Tea in Town, Only 40 cents per lb.
Some goods slightly damaged by the late fire,
at your own price.
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