HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-9-14, Page 3THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7.1893.
STROMCEST,
BUT,
A FOWL HOUSE FOR RENTERS
• laetaca.d .s tlalaa That Stay no Cass -
,r Cw.trwaedl amid Baldly Moved.
In country towns and villages there to
a omeiderable class of small poultry
growers, who, being renters and there-
fore dyable to moving about from uue
place to another, require poultry bones
that may be transferred along with utter
goods and chattels without great ex -
Por the bent fit of this aria is
aro gtvcn an illustrated description
of a plan of hone rcconenended by the
editor ut Farm Poultry as suited to the
requirements of maters. Re says:
Wo give the plan of a hones such as we
sh ,old build were we on a rented place,
or, if we adopted the "colony Alun,•. of
having detached houses set 15O feet apart
over the field*, with the fowls having
free range. This house we should build
8 Ly 12 feet on the ground. 7 feet high in
trout, 4 feet high at the back, with a
halt window at .acb cud. and a door, a
CASING( WORM&
Prrissis r L she sew ear wee Thsus Tose.
►seeessmi Petle.
In the acceenpu yitg illasirswna are
shown the cabbage worm and cabbage
butterfly. The forger, which is about
an inch lung sad 1s green with yellow
and black tnarking, is also called the
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
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Has no equal for the prompt relief
and speedy cure of Colds, Coughs,
Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of
Voice, Preacher's Sore Throat,
Asthma, Bronchitis, LaGrippe,
and other derangements of the
throat and lungs. The best-
known cough -cure in the world,
it is recommended by eminent
physicians, and . is the favorite
preparation with singers, actors,
preachers and teachers. It soothes
the inflamed membrane, loosens
the phlegm, stops coughing, and
induces repose.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Owe. Lissa$ Nr aaraaeattass.
( a sealer thread i eempoeed tf several
iseired rel,arrte filaatsata.
There :it enough area in the blood of 4C
els to make a ;iJ woad plowshare.
It can .i•' so hereto try yreetaan'• Worm
feeders of your cbilda ailing, (everts& sad
Artful
fl. d:.tence trate the farthest a 460
pet
pl.r discovery to the poo it
self trAU ag..• and c<rsaivaaa w tlO1ftr! may�ttk
use
%mese tells without injury lm
p.tlentti'.
The growth oL.giris is greatest in their
fifteenth year and that ul boys in their
sereeteete
Verity of ingredienta sad racy
e mpoun.ieee make Mitbonrt Aromatic
gats• Wine the criterion of exeaiiesoalm
►t
III ...1 that the wife of a New York
ailboria:re hes for the last three years been
*beetling all over ketrops trying to mated
. per:.
Richter WY wail of pets sad at one ten*
kept a ,creat spikier in • paper box. carefully
keJini mil tending the erasture for many
issiehe
Tae .aeronaut' panniers. like • heal s
ticket on each tide under the sktrt, were
wig:sated se Sagkaad and adopted in Fru w
Aka'. 1:10.
Tie utast expensive fur is the akin of tie
dee ee of Kamchatka. Those anneals
are Mere and bard to kill, sed a single akin
ale for tent $1,000.
tfoeen Victoria is *operattUOM about
precious stoosa She invariably wears a
rtuy ephr.ss ie-wa passe or aavther, and
think, tt i.risp her as leek.
Tbn:..h Labrador was prabattly the first
rue •.f the American mainland malted by
I Jn.l. an., mid it vow contains the largest
auseored regime of the centinwt.
A medical jerataddaaserts that people who
rre taves talk We Mete han thew wbo nu the consuls -
rem milk of the
itenrdt, • than
oke trttlhlo, bt'•se or the goat.
el
t:re/Aim,( to the method which is now
adopted for rtcko.iag leap yeah in Eng
land, lyesembrr, January sad February will
he the nliaaer ceoetbs about 720.000 yeses
hence.
h Austrian society it is the custom to
take a partner for only o :e round of a donee.
Ry the m.eans ladies and gentlemen change
]renen five on six titres daring • eagle
Yrs e.
.\ Cottee ball. containing the oral sum-
r of 26 pads is claimed to he is the puma
sten of Jima F. Williams. of Villa Rica.
1•. Fest pada are yoaar My all dist are
hued M each bolt
Reaves furnished horseshoes to Frank
Ma. rite horse at Worthisetes, W. Vs.
e years ago an aerolite fell sear there
whi.;h contained iron, wbiob was smelted
act ..d made into horasehr 1D.
io
all Mat goes to stgesgthes sad bsip.l tap
Me imam weakened by lar s ae rS
Avera L • tMtetp
it natsiiiss the poisons IA is the system
after d1.rw and scarlet fever, sad re-
stores tie debdie•Md patina to porton.
health sad vigor.
CARS -Wt WOWS A.'(D CLBRA0E XOTIL
e ebra caterpillar. There are two broods
of worms, and these feed on the cabbage
bads. The worms are the larva o1 tie
moth depicted at b.
The eggs for the Crst or spring brood
of worms are laid during Nay or June,
and the young are usually found emigre -
gated t. Tpether until they acquire coa-
sider;tble sine, when they spread out over
the planta The second brood of worms
do not appear t'i be so exclusively injuri-
ous to the crueiferottu plants of the gar-
den. Tho !with ie of a rich purple brown,
except bind wings. which are white.
Pyrethrum, or Cubach insect powder,
is the popular remedy. The powder may
be mixed with flour and applied with •
bellows or sprayed on in the form of a
water decoction. Other remedies are
hot water applied iu a fine spray, kero-
sene emulsion and salt water sprinkled
into the head.
EXTLtiOB Or POULTRY Bt1'CaE.
half window and a little slide door in
front. We would have sills 4 by 4 inches
aruand bottom, all the rest of the frame
being 2 l.r 4 staff, all strongly spiked
tadethcr, the studs and rafters being not
Octet three feet apart.
Stich a building made of cheapest
boards and covered—roof and walls—
with Nerpaoneet roofing fabric tail paint-
ed) would be moderato in coat, so light
it toted be drawn by a pair of horses
coolly after beiug erie.t up and two pairs
of l.,w wheel put nuc'.. r, and would last
many rani. In placing it. the ground
should be thrown up .o as to make it a
foot above the.nrrortading level; small
stones or blocks set at intervals for the
sills to rest on; then beards put down
it: to the gr,nnd and nailed onto the in-
side of the sills
In the ground plan a is the roost plat-
form. 20 inebes (rem the ground. with
top of roost pule 10 inches above it; be-
low it two or three movable nest boxes
trot back to tbe light; b is the dusting
box; c, feed tronglt, just under the win-
dow. fes the moraine mash; d. the
water poen: e, oyetr r shells box. The
center of the floor space a open ground
d
TAE °wwren Pt.A.'t.
for scratching. and here should beide r.
such an chopped straw, leaves or chaff,
into which tee grain -feeds should be
thrown to compel catching. Stich a
bnil.ling wonld hones 12 to 15 fowls
comfortably, and could be multiplied
indefinitely, according to number of
fowls kept.
Us Wass erste.
Husbsed--The asalleet ktewledge of
human rate's =it to have pre�roaud you
mama from ming nj • fool mistake as yes
trade last site.
Wtfa—Wbst opportunity bare I had to
s•, tidy hums nature Irving with you'
rehasteie Ammar.
Ilea sad When is Agility Lae.
Il. Stewart's practice in applying lime
to any crop for the benefit of the clover
following it has beimete i neper, the lard
in the beet ut.tger. for litre will not
make np for atiyddefictency in this respect
—turning antler what manure has been
appropriated for the crop, then spread-
ing the line prepared by air slaking, by
expeewee. the weatber In heaps in the
Geld, and then following by the seed.
The seed and the lune are both harrowed
m together. He says in The Country
Gentleman:
As crimson clover is sown in the fall,
it may be put in with wheat or rye in
the south, where it will stand the winter,
but as this will be hardly safe in the
aorta. the clover may be sown in the
spring with oats or alone. In that cane
the lime will be applied to the land as
soon as the seed ie sown, or before if it
is thought mon convenient lint when
the clover is 'sown for the sole purpose
of plowing in as immure, the lime may
be applied on the land immediately after
the plowing. The land is then harrowed
and the following crop is put in. or if it
is to be corn the lime may be applied d n
m
the spring, just before the g
finally prepared for planting. The prin-
ciple of 11 is that the lime is applied
when and in wlutt manner it may have
the best effect upon the green manure
for its decomposition.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
NEW
Fall Goods
We have in Stock now a fine assortment of New
Dress Goods in the new Fabrics, vis. :
Hopsackings, Octogon Cloth, Whip
Cords, Serges, Tweeds and other
n.lw lines for f al/.
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taken for consumption, in its early
stages, checks further progress of
the disease, and even in the later
stages, it eases the distressing
cough and promotes refreshing
sleep. It is agreeable to the taste,
needs but small doses, and does
not interfere with digestion or any
of the regular organic function:.
As qp emergency medicine, every
household should be provided with
Aye:r's Cherry Pectoral.
"Having used Ajer'a Cherry Pee-
t.wal in my family for many years, i
can confidently- recommend it for .1l
the complaints it is claimed to cure,
Its Salo is increasing yearly with me,
and my customers think this
prepa-
ration has no equal as a cough
S. W. Parent, Queensbury, K.B.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Pr. -tared by Dr. J. C. ....Ter & C.' . L,eea. Mas..
S . -;.l by ..11 Dni..ats. Pie Si ; as honk; Ss.
Prompt to act sure to care
WWII. Potatoes by Sraehlmierr.
An expert can dig half an acre even of
drilled potatoes in 10 hours if the crop
is clean. But ordinary men would be
about three days digging an sere. The
met of this amount of tabor, including e
board, would be about $4.
more farmers who get their potatoes dng
at a greater cost per acre than this than
there are who pay lees. Thus writes
Mr. T. B. Terry of Ohio, who has been
very successful in potato farming. For
three years post he has used a digger
which cost $100. Hand labor has been
eutirely dispensed with except at tbe
ends of the field and when digging un-
ripe potatoes for the market. About an
hour's work in tbe morning and as mach
more atter dinner would d pickup.many
as his help
With the conditions all just right, he
has dng an acre in two Moan, but ordi-
narily it would take about three.
Instead of paying out about $50 a sew
son for extra help to dig his crop, the
machine now does it, and of coarse be
pockets the i$50. This is more thea lit-
erally true now, tor of course the ma
chine has more than saved its first Dost
Again, he can rush boldness, putting all
the help at reeking up. He is quite in-
dependent, also, for any one cru pick np,
but few can dig well and fad. 'Mss ma.
thine wears Last. but probably $10 would
cover the wear to date, writes the au-
thor of "New Potato Culture.'
For three days I seared severely from
wormer afw*Miat, *Milky gave me relief
and 1 kept gMtier were. Ratil the pain • as
almost ntbesieMs, Las after I bed taken 11 e
6nt dose of Lee Fowler's Extract of Wild
fstraebnery I felled great rsiir! and it did
sot fail to ease sal.
We. T. throw, Wilfrid. Ost. 2
A arateest Iter tfa•a rola
H, stands are les 1111 i, se the
lollow;ag toter we "Hamilton,
"-27th, Ida I icor.* entity that the
Membr.r Measles 0a am one tap tastes
is testimony of the bcristal temps
obtaie-
ed frau re, hes d demeared my 1tii k
ard
Uvea lean, !!suds{ eared sq sol of hnd.oH1
trouble it deserves my gratimmie.
Hunan, 406 Janis Kt Werth.
The Eft.;Bette of Powe.
ilatiag entered a pew, move along do not
block up tee end of the pew as if you did
out intend to have anybody else to enter it,
or as :1 you rare bolding it for Dame special
friends. IM sot rims to let others in, but
move along, and leave the pew invitingly
open, so that they will know that they are
wel.wme. If • pew holding six has five w
it. do nut file oat in formal procession to let
use poor, scared woman go to the other end,
but move *ions, sod let her sit at the end
next the recto tit rot at necessary n
ow for a
h end reedy to
ata;wsI stt MOD
rush out and kill Indians as possibly it was
owe.
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We have the fin . st line of
Velveteens and Velvettas
ever shown in Goderich.
OUR MANTLE STOCK
Will be complete in a few days and surpass
any fol mer year.
We will cut and fit all Mantle Cloths
bought from us free of charge.
TWEEDS. 35. 45 AND 50 CENTS. GREAT VALUE.
A Bill STOCK OF NEW CARPETS FOR FALL.
Highest market price pail for Butter and Eggs.
6X discount for Cash on close cut regular prices.
garA first -clow liras and Mantle :Baker up -stairs.
$Iward's U.$is'at carves La sirfp•e,
Tits SN:N.tt. will be sent to any addrsiu in
Caned. or the United States from now un-
til January 1, 1094. for Me.
COLBORNE EROS
NI
GODERICH.
Great Carpet Warehouse}
of the County.
wheat at the Tirg ala Btati..n.
Thirty-two lia:f r.."ro plata of ex-
bansted land were plccted with we: et
in October. 1e92, and manned as fol-
lows: Diteoltul boueb.aek, muriate t
potash and vitnie of cola were applied
singly and two by two in fall rations or
at ratios of 142e, 50 and 240 pounds pet
acre, respectively, and each material in
one-half rations and 14 rations with one
ration of each of the others. Two plats
received gypsum. The yields of the
straw and grain are tabulated. The re-
sults may be summarised as follows:
The application of nitrogen, potash or
phosphoric acid alone resulted in no in-
creased yield.
The application of tweet the elements
in combination gave some increase in
yield, provided phospborio acid was in
the combination.
Potash increased yield somewhat, pro-
vided phosphoric acid was present.
The result with nitrogen wee
me
what conflicting, giving some
Wawa
with phosphide add. but when all three
elements ware present an tncrease of ni-
trogen wsa d rte advantage.
Pleolibeetti ail each time it was lip
plied emarga wham dose) gave $ decided
e ger tit sed theIle li E�o�a•`
• ars Ablaut tsk+Yati
A wet asthm a pilled belle down drip
the moisture frau' it attbe edapaf the from.
sed the sulerW with wbid it is severed
trim eeetly, .ad lessees me.ps owe mai.
.d with water. If it ideal Needle .gsr.ed
the water rums Mus se seas epee .t Me we.
•••••• red
r.M dilly sheet the Sty
red da l of It, ad is a eserpm
tiyely short time. MI the asdstW mad it
teak. soil. The sear wig meta W ea-
Irelt swathed it big ease when ri ieAeaI I
Lnes, by rah western M ia
wAmgw►
f01n tee hp hitter.. Mk i Iresaueeef
ceramic hissism Wines le ase sad the
sed, ea moo of bow geed gtss�
1 7 before they
the Wes will ` N
ssldrtg Were" *1, el �ovg �
wen.. 1M
.sitm* eO e�wmm palm tsrDttE ori em•s Lw are der r Nm wsI
of mbssOa s they sola mote
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Agrarianism News
Aecordtng to the
wool growers in the
1•eneieg the average
The average
as
an iacnaw of about thre•ga•Are'
The range is from
ties Werth Carolina to 8 pounds to
T�prois for an apple crop be-
low as avyise. swim
Im� �is are in prog-
ress tag ties Rew YotE •rase fair grounds,
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PETER$AN'S ROACH FOOD
NOT A >tram POISON
FATAL TO COCKROACHES AMD MUM BUSS.
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wrght l e
tgaas Walla
There is a great teal said of the cost
of laying up a tmae web for farm tencee
iend s • iss ge'o`1 order, but itn
r • lsotar roeiea. I can
at rods d wall that
poise to have % a 7 ever 100 years ua
ere se M creel wet al
the work of �11s is bid *tie
Isom than diol o groat Iald
Lie few es. I hEraw et • dole
�Med dAlls,
Bl boo does irtth storm sow 1 ��
yet st IOrt
tit
oyes * sous sad slows or dewy. Oorallesally ~ AM lr tire
boo ,rabii�dlooil, drat 14• WFash was *pay
NOM sal did bet OOPS lb AO as
laoo—fa o. !est dkoraat, i
the
tilt EIID d am&
)ism•tn sods a itis )1ss teat a b s
psoas Useit t ersr a �•mR is most
Nti 7 ospessall
•sow fame OW is reported trout
y.p... D is sip to grow test end bear
laege beim woides two ewes ti one
cele.21111 slaw pleat is beteg Mod he
wises a pea las well.
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bit it 1s sleet Wei as loss ss rile
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sae esseees ice'
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swam ca the o.I IMeD • wheat
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ewes Wheats be* fdssOiled IMF
deo sad !Oleg•• *in brie to be smodi
law rsgysw• tams semi of whoal.
Say bootee boss bled as obs blow
Tea Nsti llsisrys, k use M spear'
Waits sow.
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THE EQUAL OF
THE KINC OF SIAM
Has something like 300 wives. He must have a hard
time keeping them in a good humor. But men
with the orthodox single wife will find that an
easy way to please her is to make her a present of
a Lull set of
LIIBY'S
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amoral 'dee eel beset/ I It teas the had
sours awl seri. sad Me hest dade•a. a
Ow tae hair hem haling sum peussd.ee
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ems Ara* or rem ; when meet se lucid
RV sm etSa wasesill. $54155r105511
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EBIIY'S IJBBB.ATEII FIBRE L&RE
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.PAILS, TUBS, WASH BASINS, ETC., FOR HER KITCHEN.
It is the lightest, tightest, sweetest, cleanest and most dur-
able ware ever made, and will last five or six
timed an long as wooden OT tin ware.
BOLD $Y*BTWHE101.
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