The Signal, 1892-6-23, Page 3THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, OTT., THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1892.
g FARMER'S CORNER
gLY TOMB Of INTERt$T TC
CANADIAN AOSICULTURIfITse
onkel. Dare I.' Cabo Watt Went
asap — M.taale d R..ee.t•s tee
row of waters M thatteatMe and
rreees tlaa D11w• ' be rvesa.
, walls( tims will aeon he hen, I will
w Ike readers .f the Advoorte • in.-
isre la week joist.. which, tf put tato
ala sI.111gesty, will 1e the mesas of
eg ray otherwise prom/stag alta Irina
I/ destavyed tar reutalulug uusaghtly
etre all their lives. The remedy is • pair
seta nude ea follows: For each boot you
I * were of sheet rrou all/ Inches,
•b may be cut fres old stove pipes or
sulk nuns, ow' pace of lather 7 z 10 j
ss, one M*IU¢ which stay be takes
. old boot docks. Tors the tiros up
tech at bottom cud of bot mei
• at down ; this snakes a smooth edge
.111 uvt cut the leather ; put narrow
, of leather inside thus and turn it up
bottom of iron, and it will project owe -
oleo at top arid sides ; this prcvemte
caning in contact with the le` ; place
other, after punching holes &hog the
• apart mud one inch frost edge of
het. on otttel1., with lower end slipped
It iron where tensed lack ; then put
ppr mans ..ch totter censer through
:leathers rand the iron, and the boot is
Draw the boot around the leg he -
Ne knee with lower edge uerly to
notate' lace up middling tight, though
,o as to prevent circulation. if the
is too lark, you can wake of smaller
tnmwist; the edges of the leather. I
a par as a foal unable t.s nand, and
A tip at once and moat, and to three
coakl folios ire duo, and an uncle
nae which he sold .fterwarJ• for
t.—Ther. T. lair, Frankfort, iu Fara
Advocate.
About Wheat Culture.
D to protecting wheat hoer frost I am
ruin., the: aguod cloud of .nwke must
'
r a de id. d t ou the atmosphere,
t 1e n.a.lc a success there are tno dkohl
.in pr:u::pl*$ to be observed. For in-
ar, it oo no use to hang the tbaretomoter
alt the house even on the north life.
watch It iso as to know when It is tame
`get the smudge; the house u wanner
I the atmosphere, sod the crop gay be
es before the tires are lit. Then it
bot d.• to ban;; It ou a Truce or any -
kg near the house, for the buildings are
. r. land, sometimes the highest
.on the farm, and it. is low latr.i that
,.e tint. The therrto,neter should be
ober. the lend is lowest, and the
.uie..tart.-a while the temperature IS
k. ear. i drgre•.•s below freer:ug, as it u
•h cs..rr t„ weep up the temperature
■
to nose It after It is down. Though
-Steve smu.lg:ng may often save . crop,
I think in thts case as well as u all
en. "prevention is better then cure,'
that it wt:l be much better for the
u tr if farmers cndeevor in every
,lablr way to hasten the ripening of the
At. an.i N. de arses ae Mach .nun possible
h th. ne.rastty ot einudg,ng. --1)- F.
Iso, at Brandon Farriers Institute.
A WOMAw$ MKWENGB.
Wow site iawalwaes. .t. Ole. Maas It
Solid tar T18.m obtok
The delegettoe o young .e. hag Free11
shows into the r..sptsr resat at their
employe', reideusre, and, wh.a his wile
entered, all rose awkwardly sad seemed ill
al mer
"We an at your liesb.ad's
aloe," sa o.. of them .1 l..gt18.
•'1ad : she said, a some earwax
"1 am very glad to see yen ; but to what
sin 1 tadebt.d for this call
••11'.11," sant the spokesman, pleating
up a little courage, "you sue, it's jest this
way : %Vs ire been getting od at 3 o'cleek
Saturdays dartag the stammer, and suw we
want to mak. it 1L or 1 o'cluck if we eon."
"The hall grounds are quite • diseases
away." put in use of the delegate..
Aad we have to start early to get to the
ranee," added souther.
"Really, you must riscoas so," said the
mutrees of the house courteously but firm-
ly. '•1 aver taterfere iu my bud..iid's
boons= affairs."
"Oh, we du:i't want you to," protested
two or three together.
"You .e.,' mad the spokesman, getting
down to beaming attain, "it's just time way:
Wo want you to he Iciest, mcat su:pleaeutt
to trim for • few .lays eat then we .1 go to
him .rel ask him '.u- .—"
-t/se Unseen r she ,%clonkel, haugh-
tily,
\light ask 1um to take you t.. the 1a11
gym.," suggested one of the yours men
without noticing her mouser.
"lir the rows," . 1 1 1 *iso: her.
There is w inferuaee, grntletnell --"
aloe leges, but the spolt.sto::u interrupted.
•Mlir, I know all .11.nt at," he mid. 'I'n,
utvrt 1 sty. lf. Thugs g.s wrote.;in the
house, and you're tired ao,l crops et break-
fast. Then we suffer at the: uthus. You
stay up late t.. chaperon your daughter at
• ball, and we have mere trouble at the
S'co're a bit 1100* three Inuteings
for 011e reaeun Or atautbet,
and we hers a---a—terrihk tune at the
utti.w.'
"1 was discbarge l irons els otfi.•e oncri 1ee-
cyues my wife was .-row the sane morning
that my hoses was," ewe:as l0 l •ane young
mar.. ••1 suppers, our wivra *.olid have
chattel ple,.santiy if they h."1 met, hem
there was au explosion when w,- met He
wee ugly about •.metlang, ami I tired back,
ami he 'tired me. Thais tie. way It goo.
now ; it you'd make at a p.m,. to be par-
ticularly agrecahle ant pleasant to him for
-ear f. ur days—"
"Yes. her ,lays will do nicely," broke
in the *p okeante:is "Then w " ll. to bum,
and everything will 1*. all right- The fourth
.lay you give atm lite bent breakfast you
cau —everything .hit he Sikes best -and
we'll get what se went to shop minutes.
Talk about a worsen baring Ide iuduence
in bu.tnese! 11'ny, the humor she's m has
more ed,rt than a hank failure or • bow
in trade
'the tbougirt she uigbt to he angry, bat
instead atm .aughesl, .Igreed to the propose -
I1oa, and tour .lays taster when they waited
on the head of the term he maele the dos-
ing hour 12 o'clock, rust e•td th.t never is
the history of the tirm had things run se
satula.::osely as they had during the Inst
four day.. --N. 1 ;tau.
IN Parturition In theessotte• Aslmala.
. 110 n.tl8 esestruversy het Ween r.etghh ors
twee retrrr'J to us : That the pure res
maternity in the: world of nature Is
A01,1106e4 without the interfere/ow of
h Is. :n a large majority of cases, broth
uta and proper. Yet there are, doubt-
, inane rase where sloe dictates of lou•
site would c.,mmend assistance. There
el.l he no sympathy for ignorant and in-
1•.us • 11...u,aataess. lint, from the fact
t our d.,rneatic animals have browse, to
.nardarslde extent, artificial, and, to•jrst
t este „t from which their systema have
latest from Nstme, should bonus stn•
arument pearls the aid necessary He
fesis for a poor suffering dumb brute
iuonsna, and he who prevents or relieves
wtertugo of animals is truly human.
r. atermisatlsa Pwrsla...
he fart that a single plant of "peas,"
.sees smteaumes .ore titan one million
is. Is not the only ream why it is so
holt a• exterminate. Its greatest In-
s results from the (tat that it will retain
vitality mei ripen ite seeds after beoom-
deta.-i.ed from the sod. Hence, one
r think he is done with it, after heeling
1 It low under a hot July seta. Bat it
s eon fulfilling os mission of evil, and
sr the next shower a huudred planta
rt ui, where there was formerly but one.
e meet troublesome in garden crops, such
.euo..ue, Hitt do not sha.ie the greeted
ch, but dr,es comparatively little harm
•ngra and potatoes. 11 the land in -
ted with It u steadily cultivated so that
plans are never allowed to become
re than an inch high, it may be *mediat-
by this means. If allowed to get larger
s almost sure to aspen sea seed.
t.tati.s sa the 4.rd.s-
in the wee•, farmers have to change their
Tien. from one spot of ground to •ta-
.er, of they expect to keep op a supply of
prtahlea ; but a decided improvement in
s directing is to have the garden so large
,t .toe•haf of the ground cau be kept in
I clover, sowing the seer) at the rate of
e peck to the acre. Allow the clover to
ke se good • growth as possible, and the
lowing spring plow it under for the crop
vegetables. Then sow the other half of
e garden to clover, to be plowed ander
e luliowing ssrson, repestisg the optim-
a from year to year.
A $Mrwying '.whose,
Farmers' Bulletin No. 7, jest keened by
P 1'. S. Department of Agriculture, trust.
the practice, methods, and efforts of
raying fruit trees for insect peels and
nous,1lss•ees, The subject of spraying
presented m the bulletin in • practical
msec: for information d the orchardist
d fruit grow., and special atteatics is
'en to meeting the objections now being
mei in treat Britain and other eoentriee
o ust the ear of fruits produced in the
rooted States. The fate liought tog+Ib.t
roudlosiv.ly that the yingd (rslt
•� duel not injure the fruit of make Ms
• .:..:tgueeee to consumers.
Black pepper is the berry of a vine that
"w. in Bei atra and °reeks, bet ear
is.rtpai supply of this eeualweuest of este-
meets comes from the Island ed Java.
he pepper rine is • racy beautiful plant,
ith 1''g.. owl, polished leaven easel showy
hi.. flowers.
p.rrWhite
rpepper is 118. Md,
detect
etback s the bask i1W her mbtnd
r-
tosimen
lettere ie as et the meat esu mos yew
doles in the wadi N Free bb.
o ft woo 1 bees
Inge brtmtl ON
ss "lee of the aseekl.M es aA.. as Nis
re• sad was Wee is the alaare !q. `MOW
with ell and *awe -
Paragrapher*' Potato'
Every man expects to get hu reward in
the hereafter, but uone hu deserts.—lodia.-
•puha .bursal.
"Tight mw. . mannered the unfortun-
ate to the po.., • emirs as he pad his usual
fine and cost. -Texas Sittings.
The June ling makes more noise than a
wasp, but he sloes not command hail es much
respect. -Binghamton Republican.
Sometimes the ;motor is blamed for • pool
pnyer•meeung by a roan whose wife toll
him that he was .•.ctlog toe massy pickles for
supper. --Hal • Hue n.
Mammo—And now, Eddie, coo you tell
Ino what velocity s' F«i.tie --That • what
papa let go of the hot plate with to -day,
isn't it, moonrise'—Brooklyn Life.
"Were you at the seashore last summer,
Polly !" "Only for • dory." "Did yea
bathe !" "No ; wmebo,ly else was null
the ocean when we were there."—Harper s
11•rar.
Amateur Artist -1 should like to present
the last picture I painted to some charitable
isstitutw• ; now which would you recant -
tooted ' Cruel Lady Ftieud—The bli.d
asylum.—Life's Calendar.
Hafb$uer fon his deathbed)—"At last the
time has come for me to be revenged o•
that Lindenlruer. tin then, wife, you
bear, the wretch is not to be invited to my
(utter•!. "—1 nsere(.sellschaft.
"1f you like,' mei the young man at the
desk, "111 have your poem submitted tc
the editor." "No," she answered posi-
tively, "111 .ped it aloud to him. I prefer
to have the editor submitted to the poem."
W.hingtea Star.
A Tletlm or Dew-CNawlwa-
Mirioaary—Was it liquor that brought
you to this!
imprisoned Borgl•r—No, sir, it was
house-eleonin'--apn ng h,m.e-chanin', sir.
Missionary --Eh' House-cleaning'
Burglar-- Ye..i . The woman had hese
hoose-cleanin', an' th' stair carpet was up,
so' th' folks heard m.."—New York
Weekly.
"Like Iaglo,"
Ting ....& allood Ow% Cough`. Cheap.
.Els Ike* TIM M aro, a mad ems. fste
atiodidelp al sped
kg lb* d Wil.
seremithirmsrlimilit
areadratal
It
organs, Wart
Ir1ltaib., cardronar
ro-
vests the
t.
Coaeamptloa; a
every Duos of that
dread di
Ayer'm Cberry Pts•
tors, nllDvee rode'
lag sad induced
ratraileve ,
"I have used Ayeer's ,herr a�tuw
sl my fondly for e e ____a_ fi
always found 1t the heel
weep to which complaint map IIs e
have been subject —Capt. U 1�
Brooklyn, N. Y.
"From. an experience of over thte4
yeah in the Dale of proprietary nniteedafi--
cloes I feet justified in recommending
Ayer:a Cberry Pectoral. One of tlaa
beet recommend•tioue of the Pectoral 4
the e.duricg quality of its popularity, 1
being more salable now than It was
twenty-five years ago, when Da great
encores nes considered maarvelons."—
R. 8. Drake, M. D., Belie ' Kam.
" My little slater, lour.ars of ago,
was no 111 from bronchitis mat we bad
almost given up hope of ber recovery.
Our h.infly phynician, • skilful man and
of large experience. pronounced it gab
tars to give her any mor* medicine ;
saying that he bad done all 11 was pas-
sible
olosible to du, and we must prepare for the
worst As a lest resort, we determined
to try Ayrr's Cherry Pectoral, and I can
truly Day, with the most happy results.
After taking a sew doses she seemed to
breathe easier, and, within a week, was
out of danger. We continued giving the
Pectoral until satisfied she was entirely
well. This has given stir unbounded faith
in the preparation, and I recommend it
confidently to my customers."—C. O.
Lepper, Druggist, Port Wayne, Ind.
For Culds and Coughs, take
Ayer's Cheny Pectoral,
rttsr/iu, 10
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Prise $1 ; .it blithe, ole Wes*.aaiWa
tr..dls; as 1 ew1ele5m0 wereratles.
What i* cs:kot ' t cmmn:on parlance
" brooding " is :. very unwholesome occnpe-
tion of the mind and lads t.• most unhappy
a.Dsafwncee. 11 :,e should stand for a
continuous period on one foot he would
after a time strew ue-sided. Renders of
" Ben Hur" writ remember that Ben Her
securest the privile4.e of rowing first ou one
side of the galley and then on the other,
that he Might not lose t be perfect symmetry
of his phystnl development 11'e need to
use all the faculties of our mind in tuue to
keep ourselves in poise and rout to k.. the
use of any faculty. Breeding on one sub-
ject breeds enelanahoiy, and u.eleucholy fre-
quently results in losenity.
Very xatnral Cantos$ a.
O'Reilly (being entertained by the cook,
who produces a battle of olives --You'll
eschews me, Norah, but it's me print spin -
yin that these plums u shpsile'I.
Norah .Shure, thim i. not plums ; that
is •lives, and the kim from Shprin.
O'Reilly—lie they
! thin they taut
More kim in the.1tee*sg.. -,lodge.
Teo Innoh.
ybe—i sever loved any one until I met
H.- Aad I sever kissed • girl before is
my life.
And little Johnny., who had heed bellied
tam portiere, tripped softly away whistling,
"I am enm.thiag of a liar myself."—New
York Herald. —`—
aeeklwg a tomNr.
Hrs. Pinkerly—I hear, Maj. Ringbesee,
that you are s great wg.rer from indiges-
tion.
Maj. Ktugbats —I am. tte•dawn.
Mas P1ak.rly—Are yogi doing anything
lar it!
Maj. Kagbam—I am, ntadaa. I am
aisg ler • Croce'.
It W.uldwet Work.
Weary looking pari--Deetot, ems i aa-
nds be cured !
Darter-Noteisg r eaisr. /karma ass
1.1) into a mend .iiep by simply tzytail t-
enant a thoesaad.
Weary Isoking ams—Y s-., but baby
a..% west - street A 44.1118'. Owed News.
Msgslsv Ov.Mgtss,^
Shrew --'Ileo stip GM Odpsr ban male
mBsakmT Ad he &seat to reseed
the ave to the peewee he me& river to
M. wile lest mast18. E,erythieg will have
le gen Pte a was et be esperienee it ars
as awful bell bleat.
3St'3S1:
2•Sd01::..1, .,
v-ln •i ; '
SS3i.sr eC%1-7..'
• *Jogern
03 ^int=Ills'.
- wi 11n 2eAe1. ': . : ;kris.:
SHDO,UR 4S1AMOCput) J. -\i-'
'y�tawa7S wt11 wcrlsprTs
t.lr•.-:5
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BAG K -AG H E
00005
KIDNEY
PILLS
WILL CURE YOU
$900. l mtis. Mee 1t WoCr.men. a ea
ears sad CiAryen to Introduce • new mai
pe,.Isr a medlim •d beet,
Testimony of 19 Centurk.a SO
Jesus of Nazareth.
The meet remarkable relit/mos hook of the sae
w Amen b >Bs eminent scholar, $'.a-aectarlau
Every Carlene wants 11. almonds,. tereit147
when. Apply to Tie Weary said e.MMiesa
Cm. lisrwteb. Caws. ft►
PLANING MILL
EST&$LISNED IIfi5.
Buchanan & Son,
ratm►aG.�r•t: star
SASH, DOOR and BLIND,
healers la all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad builder's meat.riel of every ilmeriptie.
School Furniture a Specialty.
Patronis'
True '
Competition.
"Baohach•
mew the kid-
neys are !a
bowels. Dodd.
Kidney Pill.len
,
p.rwl/ef •
.. per cart,
01 d5 is
/l,kta swell
try to haw a
healthy city
without sewer-
age,
ewerage, as good
Math whoa the
kidneys are
clogged they are
the eoauenc
of
••Delap is
Neg-
lected
kidny
troubles result
la fad ilood,
Dpsp. Liver
ver
Coaint and
the stoat dan-
pperowe of all,
irighb DieWSK
Diabetes and
Dropsy,"
"T1s above
diseases eawwot
erl.t where
Dodd's Kidney
Pitts ars seed
Sold by all &she, or sect by ma&o•senssii�ptt
of prim amts. per bra or sit wane- fior
1)r, t. A 8., kb & Co. Tommy.
book Gilled Kidney Taft
Emulsion
Of
od Liver Oil
AND TMC
Rypeplesphites of Lime and Soda.
No other Emulsion is so
easy to take.
It does not separate nor
spoil
It is always sweet as cream.
The most sensitive stomach
can retain it.
CUBES
Scrofulous and
Wastlr-g Diseases
Chronic Cough.
Loss of Appetite.
Mental and Nervous
Pros -.ration.
Genera: Debility, &c.
Ecwa'e of all imitations. Ask for
P i.." Friar ?cion, and refuse
' a l o:sero. Jj1
•r.:ce BCC AND $1 Mtn MOTTLz.
I
Sold by Jordan.
GtEtRu1P SALE
—AT—
JAS. SAUNDERS'
CAN10
Iwo her. DIAN aeraMMhed is d tras �thee
m�e.ent• estmpGtta esrvire with AM tad per
tyit �4Er�awasepe teD1 s.
oe mases prt.NN.s ass is
h 1 ... s 8 us *t al rood ummom who
t r p.tNew
T8* esg1Nk aleegaeeb w 1181. r'.tIpa.r11
Iia 514 S s . will, all flaws atad =
j� d.si. •M IR.
ii� t�/�sspanwires aro all Gbse.
itelth OeWest a •end mem O� et -
B. WIIIMMealps.
seat Leel llmr.*rr. Qedarish
McLEAN'S BLOCK.
As he intends retiring from bwriasss,'.o
will sell his large situ spell -assorted stock at
bottom priori.
Chinaware, Jewollery,
Wedding Rings, Silverware,
Nickel and Plated Knives,
Forks and Spoons,
Albums, Plush and
Other Goods, Toys,
Fan')y Gooda,etc
8,000 Rolls of Wall Paper sod Borders,
Win= WILL as s.W AT 11*12 MICA.
Now•isms lime for bargains.
GODERJOH
Steam Boiler Works.
111MTABLISHED 11At,(
A. S. CHRYSTAL
9tseresser to Carystar de /Arra,
Manufacturers of ell kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright h Tubular
33OLZERE
Salt Pana, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Wbrkat etc., eetc.
Aro dealers In Upright and Horizontal Nude
Valve E.altaee, Automatic ent-OX Ermines •
peolalty. All slam d pips sad pipe-attlna
maalwatly on hoed. Eallanaree fumidte-A at
rt
snosettee. Repairing prem.Uy o
attended t
11�-1y P. O. Not ilia AOaallerlca, Ont,
Norte—Opposite 0. T. R. Start re. Goderfse.
SYSTEM
GRD °Total' TOOTED Stanitaa
Specific, and Anridole for
impure, weak and impoverished blood, dys-
pepsia, sleoplmainusa, palpitation of the
heart, liver ona�—yyriniuit, nourelgia, las of
ttsetntsisry, krwehitis. .vss.m gall
.tense, jaeadiD., kidney and unary
dbsestw. St. Viers' dance. female irreg.
.taenias aad ro..r.l debility.
L&I0QLTORT. IODERIIL, °ATARI°.
J. M. MoLEOD,
rweeteter sed Ill e+eweren
MclLa in's awe= lssrw►are. ess be had
eti the d WWI�
item sell d 1a.bsa. r seeewth. eel
,s7
1
t
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•
—AND—
LACE CURTAINS
WHY HAS OUR CARPET AND LACE
Curtain trade during the last month
exceeded our most sanguine expectations ?
Because we have a large stock and oar prices
are right.
Every one wanting these goods should
visit ouriCarpet room ---stock yet well assorted,
because we keep adding to it.
We have made a second purchase of Lace
Curtains (in Glasgow) this Spring of 206 sets,
which will be here in a few weeks.
It is needless to say anything about prices.
They are away down!
Just imagine, over 500 sets for this
Spring's trade. Price does it all.
A ;fine assortment of Art Muslins, Rugs
and Mats.
Satin Check Muslins, worth 12.1c., for 10c.
A fine line of American Challies, Delaines
and Cochecoo Prints, fast colors, [rock -bottom.]
COLBORNE BROS.,
GODERICH.
Great Carpet Warehouse l
of the County.
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FOR TtIE CELEBRATED
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CAMPAICNE'S !
Beet Tea in Town, Only 40 cents per ib.
e
Some goods slightly damaged by the late fire,
at your own price.
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THR HEST
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THE BEET
THE BEST
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THE ST
THE REBERT
THE BEST
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TH187
THEE 881sT
THE BEST
THE RII O?
THE BES?
TELE BEST
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TBE 81t?
THE MOST
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