The Signal, 1894-4-19, Page 6a
TIIE SIGNAL: GODERICN, ()NT , THURSDAY. APRIL 19, 1894.
N\VI)LJM)LkNIi CRlG3
1 he ten utbly Meet, 1 mho f the New
Admiudah'atiou,
+DHIDGE S PART -1 DEf EA1
The tglialtsowayttes Muir a Karl of (
=11•lerre Notion The 1 .I.r• us Ihw
Mac bred ttefu.rd .1d..'t
tare. 11 hJe 1hr
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_eji,)-?wisko014 •
FORMATION OF LAWNS.
EO $redlog aMrlaa ort Gra !'lana I.. -
Nulled M.JJIra.
s1 Til.• gospel of the perfect l•,wu includes
leap soil ( he melee greases and fire Item t
molt t Iu magi a lawn too little
unpnrtatce is (anally placed fen flier
roggh 1 r.•neleug ..r tee's riling end enrich
ing the land. The surface eliould (o•
h.rtow•.-t cud hand raked until it is in
thr finest c"rulitlou As to thechoteeutf
awed title tuypt vary,..mewhat with to
eality and special c•unJih•.m. t:very
meelewau has his Hark Vella/ !Mature.
•
i.r Joao., Nei , April it- *turdsy'e
ppll laanieu$ar) pro we lterk*were nitrates.dented rot 40 4 shine( was sworn
in rat IL, tun •,lu,t 'The ('aleitiet strived
the tl..i -r*.to pr..ruyne in the afiejeu uu
al. lthe 5.reel-. agreed to prclanuutr)
y.rorrt;at.tire to euetulue until all the
'T Mo. w•I \l IIileway members are unmated,
.•r .til the exytry of the rerrune 14111 ren -
'tier* necessary capitu:ation ..( 11 hitev(ay's
dehiattd tot dissolutions.
laayably met at n..e:1 oath* ee.Aosseee
trent bring made of the formation of •
new ministry Ex Premier Whiteway
snored) • vote of want rat euufidence in the
tie w `Ministry. and toady a lengthy
• epee -file arta wanwppoNed by Mr. Herne
a wolf/ague:
The debate was not c.mciuded e'en the
usher eppearwd t.. _amu►uoo the members
41 the AmembIy to attend the 1 pfwr
II..tst•• where the (i,Nentor'e ('oninhe
siorier. Hue Edward .es. president ui
the cauuci!, presentee wh-1liuuom t.• 11,rm
all 'storage* the Legislature. The
1: r,a••wayire, thea adopted a re*oluttou
ret .s.ng•a.lmittence to the -usher until the
Awangely hal • oncluded its deliberation.
1 h- d.•oc. rear ..::.tel and the Speaker.
eel 1•• 1 the d.wrkt•tl!ters to refute the
111!. r a!mittencr. 'fl,. debate t.0 the
1 ratt
,
ueuu n then
ron n
I td tie
m of want of clnhlttci
teo
ar 1 aa*a•1
i n•• N Liteiay.tea then aec:dtdl t.• prawn(
-th.••r decision to the tion rn.fr tmtuwdute
h. their aim' Leiter t.• delay prurvijati.)u.
The I le ed:oleo party. 1.. •wever. Im.awjed
t,, the council, where itrorogtii.n was
flna'.y arcomphsit..l The Wleitewayues
refr1Inel from visiting the governor. mud
tont a copy. of the tote Ire the l Ives. The
t: -,o •'rnur oat Unbar' am at the affront pct
ul•.n h•u'. *riot returned no .wave. The
Itpeektr titer' visited the (.;rinser, who
espros., t ..:in elf iu 1' .I4g tetra. u the.r
we: :'•a - •
Tile new .lepermeotei,()tiic**, assented
t' 4" dune. t;. day.
- CANADIAN CATTLE IN ENGLAND.'
rromeete for the tapeedy Bemuse' of
••••-• •. the ter -Walsh embargo,
• ' ii}tottoet tepid 16.-t*tioT the ijetwte
1:, the Movie of 'teatimes on the subject
o: *grloaltilut del.resal.0 'in F:ngland, tilt
11 alias \ ernon Harcourt, Government
leader, *aid he was now prepared t.. favor
the admission of ('•nadiari cattle which.**
a matter of jre•awtiun, hal hitherto been
re• 1••ug orpoatih
Mr. Cmplin said the Hecse woui.l
probably like to' be informed *s to al. Lu-
1ei.1ions of the p}resident of Off. Roar I. of
Aerinettwe 11*. Gardiner i s reply said
he nod already arranged to answer that
q'teocua fully treat week.
Mr ('haplin said it was believed that if
' the resttictioos now placed up..rt the int
l.ort*tu.0 (.f ('anedian cattle were removed
• it would meats a hen tolls* firming p'opu•
lateen of (.rcpt Btitain of at lout twenty,
flee Pyr crest. 04 the value of their hero
Nock.
A *H.rekNper Charged *Nh Yr*ud.
M„writl:yl., Vile.. April 16. -Hirzel )it
veru.an...t'Webbwotd, tint., k merchant
.o41 genera; storekeeper. re now an ii'mate
of the Montreal jail with one (-barge of
theft against him. besides two capias'
'- Silverman warn arrests:.! in Stdbury ou
' Thnrality Net oy a warrant charging hien
• mill. defrauding I1r. Edward Ross ont of
lielo worth of good.. But it is claime.l
that the tut•1 *meant of franc' wili eruoan'
to between Ij;,too and ✓i:•,U00. When he
mere to Mout real to boy goods he . !aimed
Chet he had l.•11 of 1.r•perty. and goods
wore .tent on When the time came fur
payoueut tbete waft 11.• {money, and on 111-
vest.gati.•9 it was found that his property
pias iu tilt wife s came and that he ha.l
given a chattel mortgage to his brother for
all the at•.ck is the *tore. The first was
sato fairly easy as 'Ilvenaau ave caught
br eorpriss awl he wall at once brought
before* tttajtetrats iu artier to be tram
ported back to Montreal, but did not aro
rive here t,1 time as the Canadian Pacita'
trail was fifteen hours late. Silverman
will be brought before Judge Dugan 4o
'morrow to stand his trial ora the above
*herr.'
Farmer "wweealed by (ta..
l • .:.r, April in -William . leer, a
farmer from the vicinity of tel 1'Morrie,
cause toy(wu on Saturday night and pet
.up at tie Market hotel. bring rondo-41-
e.
on lgat -t•, a room on the third Bat, 1'e.t.nla,
isMniag w Jif:' smell of wen wet hotik•e
on dug tial wtMtt „ eon investigation.
DrJtad tit coma from the room occupied
away Taylor. He :road not be armee' and
the door was buret open, and Tarter waft
(mud dead. laying acres, the bed. Th.
ga. jet was turned almost fully on and the
✓ oom was filled with gee Mr Thompeon,
the pfope(Nor. showed him to bed the
algid before and esteemed the working
of the gee.
vire la Ad.barwiass.
A.ar. adu►r, (Mt , April 18 -Inst
night fire broke out in • storehouse ad ht..
ing the large Roar mill owo0l by ': ,e flick
son Company been. Tb. name. spread
rapidly Three O:unit Trunk rare which
were ou the .tdtag, which had Met been
ttnlo;,ieli of their content., were burned
to adzes. The firemen were promptly o0
the scene, bat owing to. Aahburnl:am not
bianteet any water works considerable tune
was lout In getting water.
Ceaeta.le Jams. *iw..art Dead.
')rrAW A, April 11. -('towable! James
Stewart. one of the most popular of the
Dominion police force is dead Mr Stewart
personally attended Sir John Maedonrid
wring the last filmes of that distinguished
statesman. deceased had !Ibeen a life
guardsman and *erred with Uiatinrlios is
Egret. He died from pneumonia He
Naves • wife but no children.
A •wsday M .4w,t /rarer
Let. April 18. -Wm. Smily and ahem
bombarded the honer, of tNrl.ael !Krohn,
vwsterlay Mn En.iiug vim shot end
ttangereesly wourobrl 1(er eon Melted
defen.e.l his m.Aher and alma and tatedy
woot•dod Smiley. Emeltg, ir. 1• Lew in
jet I.
ua0Ntwa telasettset}Ma rant,.
If tru.tw'w. April $ -(b... Lnndr,.l ssno
employed M J. it.P• a •'a n.•1
. t.4 maa*Ma.•e.•r AA co.
�aMttens a • • •• ,I„ ,,f
HE KNEW HIS BUSINESS.
a amore Ml aNwalleow M Una as (Lease
sad Mahe a masa.
The writer peed • vent to the Mechaame
tate is Ramos sad steed for a aaos0nt sear
as a alae to the Ifaeemeak The segues;
u charge possessed • bright little eon whom
he had taught the method of stopping sed
elartiog the wachtae. The little buy. whet
did set appear to be over
w a t 10 rears of se, s.p.lara ir.atmeri .f 1•lar6. New sad
when N Nater * 5.0*..
etre to it that all plants that stake
utas came np to kite sail seed •
was standing by the eaglet
1
ou seem to M •patty small hos to eau (hoar .rnwt4' . mount. ail•• `ebkhneevl
such • beg engtoe. rrp..ttiu1ygg aro attended t.. iu ties Jin.e
I suppose/ I sat pretty .s ell, replied theti.en (lean put* and por!ret dnlnagt
in p•ttini are very net -weary. Look
out for worms and remove them from
the old hills of earth a* well as frosts
the new soil. Pot firmly nn•1 .et' that
the earth to well pecked J.,wu btety;aro
ill.• root, and the sicl.•s of the luta '
Water uewly potted Plante from a
w..ter;wt are rather thin au .yen
slosh Now that the plants are begin -
lung to grow the woi..turc should bre ts-
ereaad a little. The sun will increase
the warmth in the day time. lee vers
tilatiutt opru ibe washes according to the
weather have full retitlla.tiou at noon.
, hut up a little at a tittle alta chore early
se as to include a gou.l Jeal of snu heat.
Keep tue syr iuge et work among hams.
drat:omi s and meet other t.• 'Lir plants
that are in active growth, but not in
hLouu Litt don t hover ..r syringe plants
that are in full flower 1And in the cars
of ciuerarias, azaleas, y,•etluetaeo hyacinths
and other weft wooded 'shuttle in (Lower,
dent -y'riugge thew oserhead. Dunt
syringe catct'olarias. gloxinias or .how
{.elargunintus (generally called Lady
V1 ashinzton geraniums, overhead. They
theft like it much. say-. (iardrniug. an
tltority for the foregoing While noses.
carnations and some other cowl house
plants like the full anushiue. tress
palet.. begonias and other c.,lun l leaved
hdal:t*
Ilk; the shade. au.l the green•
house .
ae shuull be ...haled fez thew. Sow
seems of begonias. gloxinias. nylnphi:(•as
anttother grtenhonee plant•. and put in
enttitgs of all soft wooded. perennial
Jtle±. .
lis_ , -•---- -
IN THE GREENHOUSE
boy, but 1 coon do it all right.
l our think you understand tour ;motorail,
! Aoutlawed the visitor.
lee air, 1do.
Cam you .tart the costae
1 usu.
Leta see you start it.
3401* a very general owl (-masts in rest I Tho boy opened the••lmlve awl toe lit
lop awl Kentucky blue grass. in equal wheel sleety startai to revolve. '
probations. with four or (lye rounds el You molly can do it, mat you said the
who- (-hoof t, the bushel The real i• , visitor.
sewn brt*.I.'ast wheu there is u.• v.ind j 1 an )Ott rake It go backward eked the
and lightly r.•ll.•.1 in. 'flee au 1111.'1 1•
the usual plan.
A tueth,al described at the nuptial ere
won •i the New Jere.y state 11••ru.ul
a-' ,s;
y�ar,
.. r, • 1V1‘11. y l •••1•1•1•••
turd -'.. i.•ty is a* follows Prepare the
soil the name ar ..r!feeding-down
flur
r
a aelet t -.l eel .lf a Jibe variety of Rhode
I•14tid hent grate.: 1. taker and divided
tut.. single plant• ..f one or two spear.,
and these are :vet in now.' nine inche.
apart and elm) blue inch. -s between the
row+, tints ret niriug sixteen plants to
the 1 gnare yart Them plants are press
wl firmly into the evil and afterward the
whole surface rolled with a hard roller
The after care c..n.let. in keeping out
every weed. In three to four ;menthe, It
is ehsitnad, the grr.nn.l will be entirely
Queerest with-tshort, thick mat of gray(
Ilh:ring the summer make two er three
application* of= Ititrato of m.1* at the
rite of Inn /rounds per at re. cast ...wing.
It mit%t fro explained that Rhode•. Island
bent lyra':4 as nsttally -seen wee long run.
nem with the planta tar apart. some -
i what like the strawberry rnnuera. while
• is the pecnlier variety in question the
'stint:• cover the entire rnnnep. and %how
no nake.1 stem. The season for plant
lug by this inethe 1 may be either from
September to November er front the last
- of March to the first of Jun..
T.. obtain suficfi•ut sed -of snitabl
tonality ter revering terrace 141•1w3
small Weeks. IhaLfor *144:00.4444
well I* +veiled: is often a aitflcnit tuft or.
In the accompanying illu.trati.,a rem
Aur rteate 4 iarh•niug. is shown ow s
sats:el. of fuel May he user' to sp. ' ad
vacate get oder a Iglfger arra thaw is real
measurement represent. Th' la dont-
by laying the aide. mit in %tn fto:nets
to ten inches wide, in lines nil ("rite.
lit..., and after filling the apace. with
gousl moil sowing throw aper with gross
seed. Should tisc catch to meed for any
reay.0 ire ye.ur the .,41 of he strips will
feud to spread over the paces 1*tween
there. and failult'tuoh sin a good sward
within a reest•nable ti a is almost out
of the question. t the other hand. if
one beetle toed and s iso tame from
which to (qt it ecc Dr the lawn le' tak
ing up ..h1.1-ks of I. Meting 414-11 . and
craw stripe and t e(ttiiim the airfare as
des•ribeil above the bare place- left are
sown e..rere.l ith greet). a eonl se to
tho anthority Incited `
Ilea . Manage 0 re1Ma.•
The al'1 11.41 111 4.4Iehsi*, i., a winter
cobalt bat their proper maltage
n ient is' the gr.•atest im otrtsut•e The
chidt•est rsrirtiee will bring nothing but
(limp influent if not well eared for.
if the ars lute which they are to be
plats arc sol new they rhonI, be well
• wa I. not only fur cleanlin(..e. but in
o er to make thew porous. Inputting
(Windom the first thing t.. be consdere
t t'
ba perfect drainage They -rainier. a
pgroat deal of water in stltttmer brit if
the jar's are not well drained the moil is
liable" to bet•ome htour, which means d.•
htrnction to the plants.
Ent -harts nem! larger pot. than newt
plants of the mama size. and they .humid
alwaye le rei.dt..l before titer; is any
danger ••f bwo•onting r"•t Isurnd.
The hest •lirt for them is leaf lnuuld ur
sods. If this cannot be ubtaineri C. �•, .1
substitute if finely pulverized garden
soil After the plants begin bh,tdnine
water urcask,nally with weak ibtnid
manure Thin may be given more fre
fluently as they attain size, ani) hlaom
;;; ;seater nrofusion, even Its often as
mire a week'.
(tire fuchaas a moist, cool *twe
phew, in .ntunn-r an eastern ealr'sut^
but only the venire( fl0rnlhg Rlit. and
put than where strong winds will not
reach them
They- nett light, hi". very little sun
even to the winter. 1 like to get the
Toting Plant* ars( have then; started as
a*'n *0 p ..able that they tut 1w• in
ei.1 ".owing ctm'lttion and ireely to
.,roni early in the epriug At ttiia era
son they need but little water, but as
warm weather apt r.at•hes the soil should
be kept damp and the leaves sprayed
every day.
To nu class ogtanot even patinaor ferns. is this daily showering of the
foliage m..rr acceptable thea to forluise
_-
Wham a. ap.fv.
Spray all fruit trees and plants before
they blossom, never when in blouson.
Then spray after the filaments fall every
two or three weeks 1'w pans green
when leaf eating inee.•ts appear Sperry
with bona -co water for lite on lark or
leaf spray for rot. scab. rust, blight
end other diseases caused 1.)) fungi 'T
Wriest': mixture u (anally emflbcient
for most species of fungi Hen. is a for
mule for bort) .aux mixture th*t is r'•
eorrt'end(d by excellent authorities as
effective and safe
l'nt 20 gallons of water in a reran
Put 4 p lin.I-. of sulphate of rapper in a
none. Reck and suspend it rat the water
jn.t a little below the surface In about
19 honnne the mark will be empty When
Il p'.. ,.!. of lune is thorortrtgghfy slacked
nnn••r water et ir wall anti after partially
a•ttle.l pone off the milk ofbine and add
• t.. the . oplrer 'mint tori, 'draining it
oough't orae begging After the lime
*tett* nridml, the barrel te filled with
leas water to the *n
aosa.t of 41 or }(s
diems, end the mixture le ready fm
-
ate. Fair 1t well before filling( tie.
man.
Ilackwatd er forward, it deem t make any
diierrwoe to me. replied the young en
gioeer.
lAt Air ere you too 11 *.ekwerJ.
Tee boy strapped the segue and •,ui..kly
retersed it, so 1t ran m au oppcaite direc-
ro.. •
11x11 t declare, my boy, you seem to un-
eretaaf your busibes. perfectly.
Tbe bey said nothing for a moment, but
pod she stranger saepicicusly leu Mealy»
0 idea arpead to strike Lan, and Ile
s.iJ . -
May I ask what yet: Lwin. -.,is
Why certainly . 1 em a minister of the'
"00 .
WW1, do you reside
Oh, right acrues the river here, in ('am•
bridge.
Ib you understand your hilliness r urine further
bar
•Iuestien.d the )ouogster ..r. •,•
1 believe 1 de, replied the mtnuter, good
aturedly.
can you tepeat the last's Prayer'
Why. certainly.
say it for me, rcyuest.d the boy. repo clervyeruidid so. A .p* Pendulous Tree,
1 ou really do knew- how, deo t you' in the cut is own tine Of the moat
laugh's:1y raid the little eog.neer. p••pnler and eflec .re of thego'•lehenn
Why. of count I do :