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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-9-9, Page 7T,aE FARM. aofeaored and Penned. Man ore to m r Many trust too mach to look and the moon and de toe littio'oloe° figuring. Tao decayed branohee of old trees should be promptly removed. Their unsightliness h the lent of their evils,. ' Keep the roadsides free front stones and rubbish, and neatly mown. Don't let them be a nursery of weed geode. If the manger or feed box be 'so foul tie to emit a sour emeil from any oauae, it should be carefuil clamped solution e y snood and washed with a f soda or potash until perfectly sweetagain. g ta, The bee doe not deface your fields by clipping the giewln grasses,like meetio animals; it doenet ar the tgar de= planta or levy taxes on your rain garden es differ from the B o whale invest world. No tree, shrub, plant or Sower is Injured by their preen t A oorres nd ent of the Country Gentleman telt, of brit er pressed in a mould es as to look exactly'like a large fine strawberry. One of those berrlee atoed beside eac plate, and an extra supply steed in the cen- tre of the table on a fruit dish, Galt edged butter, in snob fancy shapes, should sell for higher prim even in hard times. The Scientific American is right when it says : " Nothing will purify and keep a stable se free from oder° as the free use of dry earth, and every one keeping horses or cattle will find it pays to keep it at hand to be used daily. A few shevele full of earth eeattered ever the floor after cleaning will render the air ef the apartment pure and wholesome, - In our present system of eduoatlen-new, happily, rapidly peeing away for a better ane -we want ono man to be always think - d we call od anothera ntleman and the other�an operative; whereas the workman aught often to be thinking, and the thinker often to be working, and both ehenld be gentle- men in the beat sense. It le eetlmated, and safely se, that a good well-fed Dew puts ten dellare worth et man- ure on about the four aores of land it takes to keep her for a year on most farms, Pat- ting that amount of fertilization en the soil of a fairly good farm soon makes Its pro- duce no that one DOW cannot eat the pro- duct of four aoree, and the result le more mouths to feed and more intik, er larger grain crepe to sell. The desire to get en in the world, to sur- round ene'8 self with the creature comforts neoeseary to heppiueee, to possess even of the luxurlem of life should be strong in the breast of every tiller ef the sell. He has health and etrength. The free, pure air of heaven is hie to breathe. Beautiful orea- tione fresh from the hand of God are epread out before him. But these should not satis- fy him. He should seek to make hie home a bower of love and beauty -flowers, birds, and sunshine around it, within the peace and content whioh names of making the highest use of the bieesinge God has given us. Some Prdfitable Pxpelienoes, A gentleman writes :-Two year. 'ago I leased four aorea of run -out pasture land to be planted with potatoes, One ton of phosphate Wm need for the crop. They were heed twice, and when dug a plow was run through the rows, turning out most of the potatoes to the surface, 634 bnshele were rafted on the field. I Intended to sow it to rye in the fall but did net do it. In the epring of 1885, I sowed- It to oats and seeded It dawn. I did not keep account of the number ef bunhela raised en the field, but they were vheavy oate weighing 38 pounds to the bu., I did not plow the field, but harrewd`d it over with a Share's harrow, sowed my oats and fertiliz:r, and harrowed them in -acing one ton of Lister bene and 10 bushels of nnleaohed aches at time of needing. Last fall I could have out a good prep of rowen had the stone been pinked up. This storing I picked up the stone, and have cat eight tone of good qual- ity hay according to my estimate, which I de net think is toe high. I am :atlefied if farmers would use mere pure bone and less adulterated pheephatee, they would receive greater and mere lasting results. a POPUL3TING THE NORTH-WEST, The Large Influx of Settlers This Tear. Mr. S. 0. Armstrong, colonization agent of the Canadian Pacifio Railway, states that this season has been far in advance of pre alone yeare as regards the number of ami grants who have taken up land in the North West. From the beginning of the preeen year to. the let of July, 1000 miles of coun try In the Province of Ontario between Mattawa depot en the Canadian Pacifi Railway and Pert Arthur bag been settled and partly cultivated, In the Lake : Nipie ring dletriot, immense traots of fine land have been recently opened up, and where- as two yeare age there teas room, fer a dozen families, the agents new report plenty of good land capable of supporting hundreds, Title district is an favorably re- garded that 1700 families have settled be- tween Mattawa and Cartier depots, all ' in the Nlpfeeing dtetrtot, and the little depots have beoeme thriving towns with popnlee tion of from 200 to 2000 people. Among these may be' mentioned Mattawa,' North Bay and Sturgeon Falls. The extension and completion of the Algoma branoh of railway to the Sault Ste. Marie, whioh was begun this month, will open up a still mere extensive region, where aettlere ' will ,be near the Great Lakes and take advantage of the faoilitle_a ertnavigation. westward from Port Art 9ipr there is a great deal ef good land callbbd__''" Brule," or land over whioh the fire has run several times clear- ing It of the timber and whioh quickly covers itself with a thlok covering of grass. Nerth-West from Rat Portage along the Winnipeg e river to the Lake Pg a e ie a good etretoh of blaok .leant, Mile sootion has attracted 'a large , number of Frenoh Canadians this year, the Roman Catholic Missionary at Fort .Alexander having euocosefully Invited them to Dome. The Frenoh Canadian eettlementa 8,' E. of Winnipeg on the Rat river have been strongly reinforced by their fellow country- men from New England and Province of Quebec. On the Manitoba South. Western Railway near the Turtle Mountains k a settlement hem Labrador and the north coast of the St. Lawrence including families from the Iolanda ef St, Pierre in the Gulf. Apart; from these the majority' of adders are from Ontario, and the eld country. Thriving settlements of Germane, Soandina- vtane and Hungarians have this year been farmed on the main line of the C. P. R, beginning about 260, milee west of Winni- peg on the Qu'Appello River, between While Wood and Regina. About 100 families have settled In thle dietriot this year, a larger number than during any previous years, Those people all expraoe their 'Intention of becoming naturalized Canadians and Biltish eubjeots. They alt taprooms tbemeolvee plealied and aatiafibd • • A Canter -Irritant, with the country, and many of ''them bave written home to their friends urging them Ss. come over to them, The Calgary dle. riot has probably received the largest number and the better dace of emigraute than any other eooton. The immobile quantity of settlers' effeete and the numbea of cattle imported into this 'potion has been something unprecedented In the history - et Canadian Colcutzation, Five thoueand head of cattle were shipped there by one firm alone, that of Messrs, Gilroy and Co„ and a constant influx of :cattle ie going en from the neighbouring States of Montana, Idaho and Dakota. allots, Across the Rookies, begihning at Golden City and proceeding southward to the Montana and Idoho boundaries Is a most extensive valley country, possessing a fine dry' climate, good soil and abundance of wood and water, Coal has also been found In this district and le just beginning to be worked About 100 families have settled in this region and there le ample' room for thousands mere, From Golden City to the second creeeing of the Colombia river there is no land for settlement, but thence west ward to Vancouver olty and island there is a great quantity of good land ready to be taken up. A number of settlers have al- ready located themselves there, but the returns have not yet been ieeued, The Columbia and Kootenay rivers have many atreame running into them, where planer mining is going on, the majority of the miners being Chinese. A steamer has aeb been platted the Colum- bia p n bia river runningbetween Golden lien Clt and the Columbian L ekes, At several places in the viotuity quartz mining has begun. A oouelderablo amount of capital has been invested, especially at the tend of the river in the Similkameen and Granite Creek region., about 200 miles due east of Van- couver Island, -ter.• «_ •. Seeing Life. Boys often talk of "" seeing life " in a way that augurs 111 for their future. Many of them see life to the destruction of all that is noblest and truest within them, and to the life-long shame and sorrow ef those who love them. An exchange tells the following pathetio story ef a bey who had seen life to hie morrow. Although he was shackled toa negro, and was on his way to Jefferson City peniten- tiary to serve a two years' term for grand larceny, Ed Donelly, aehandeome young criminal of twenty•three, maintained a jol. lity of demeanor whioh quite enrprieed Dap- uty Sheriff Coakley, who was in charge of him and three ether oonviote. Be sang from time to time, and looked eat upon the bright country whioh the train was rushing through with apparently no thought fer the dreary future before him. Suddenly in the midst of his merriment he dropped hie head, drew hie slouch cap down over hie eyes and became silent. "" What's the matter, Ed ?" Coakley ask- ed, as he tipped the hat up and looked at hie prisoner's face. " Nothing," the young fellow answered, " Nothing 1 I'd like to knew what makes yen pale as a sheet if there's nothing the matter with you ?" " There's aemebody en the train I don't want should see me. Allow me to keep my oap over my faoe, Mr, Coakley." "" Certainly, hide your face if you want to," said the offizer. Half an hour later, during whioh time the handsome young convict remained mo tionlese with hie hands oevering his fade and his hat drawn over both, two oldish men oame along. They halted from curios- ity and looked at Coakley's unfortunates, Tne ono who kept his fade concealed from view excited the interest of the elder of the twe men, who scanned him from head to foot with pitying eyoe. Turning to Coak- ley, he said : " That poor bay's repentance comes toe late, sheriff. Terrible 1 Terrible 1 I have a bay just about his age -a wild, wayward boy, whom I have net Been for months. Whether he'll living or dead, I know not, but rather than have him in such plight as that I'd see him lying "- " Father 1 don't 7" The hat was flung off, and, with eyes brimming with tears, the fade of the son looked into the face of the father. The boy ontatretohed hie hands -one of them free, the ether shackled to that of a negro -to hie father, whe seized them and held them tenderly. They were permitted to sit and talk together daring the remainder of the ride, and when the penitentiary gate was closed upon the son, the father still lin- gered near the spat, as though he could not leave it. A physician occasionally preduoes an ir- ' I ritatien in cue part of the body in order to relieve an irritation existing in another part. Nethnfrequently a counter,irritant is as useful in a moral au It le in a phyaioal disease: Aself-willed young man, living in the .South, : and sick with intermittent fewer, cent for a phyeiofan, a naturalized Frenchman, whe was noted for insisting upon literal obedience to hie prescriptions, He dame, inquired, prescribed, and lift two or three aorta of mediolne,'with minute di rections for taking them. The next day, a little before the time when the patient should have experienced a re, turn of the usual chill, the doctor rode up to the house, and entering asked how the elok man was. He found that the wllfnl young gentleman had net taken a drop of the medioine, and that the ohill, coming on earlier than the expeoted time; had Dent him to bed shaking with the ague, The angry doctor stamped up to the pa- tient's room, stripped eff the bed -clothes, ,gave him a emart whipping with a riding. Whip, covered him up, and left him roaring with `pain and vexation. Aprofuae perspiration followed, and neither the ague npr the doctor returned. But the young man, as soon as he get out, sued the dootor for assault and battery. At the trial Sal the doctor pleaded p a ed hie own nape. "I,only did ;ray duty," said he, "ea a dooter, I had to preeorlbe, and when I found my prescription negleotod, I bad to administer, It was the oasis of the disease ; there. was not time to make a mnetard pima ter, and I therefore , administered the only remedy which the time and circumstances admitted. I need a oounter•lrritant, and its effect was beneficial to the patient's mind and body. The p.etient began to get well from that very hour, "I do promise the court," he oontinned, speaking in broken English so as to intends. fy the laughter, which already oenvnlsed the judges, "that de sharge of Sault and batter is not true. Cooke use salt and bat ter, but a dootor-nevare 2" The laughing court gave the young man one shilling damages, and the next day he received from the dooter a bill for "medloal treatment in his intermittent fever," • 18 A woman proposed lb go over the Niag• aro whirlpool In a rubber bag,"" She will snowed. A Woman who le light-headed enough to eerioaaly entertain auk ah Idea is in no danger of sinking, A. Horrible Diesovery Pall The horrible discovery of the bogy of woman, minae the head and out up t eral. pteoee, hay been made at Mon a Parleian suburb, and oauaeq a great eeuaa- lion in Paris, The police are oonvipoed that crime has been committed, but the aboenoe of the head makes It a matter of extreme difficulty to follow upa clew to the. mysterious affair. The police have been p b n engaged since the tjfeoovery in seerobing for the head, even in the drains of the neighborhood, but to no purpose. It is ant)* 0 seri that, t the first having been plan, ed opposite the church to the. Avenue 4'0r, lemon the persons p e ne carryingthe-ha bundles turned Into the Rue 'Alesla, where he placed the thigh and portions of the baok, after whioh he went to the border of the railway line, where he got rid of the breast, whioh was found among the plots of aeaole abounding in the Spot.' According to the vague evidenoe colleoted up to the present, it appears pp that a toll ooheotor in the lo- cality observed during the night a oab "Drawling" up and dawn the atreete near hie officio. In the interior of the vehlole was seated an individual Who had behind him a large parcel. This morning a little girl playing outside ef a shop in the neigh- borhood found a packet of brown hair, Which In presumed also to have belonged to the deceased. .A half burned letter was among the tresses. The pollee inspector of the dietrlot reoelved information this after- noon that the daughter doe werkingman bad been missing from her home at Mount - rouge fer the peat two day., but on further inquiry It was found that the' woman was alive and well. Every precaution, in fact Beams to bave been taken by the persons who perpetrated the crime, net only to oar- ry It out successfully so ae to avoid diecov. ery, but also to throw the police off the scent the elaborate bare taken to elude vigi- lance oonvincee the police that they have once mere to deal with orlminale who -as is generally the case with Parisian murder- ers -are a match for the keenest offioere of the law. The remains bave been plaoed in the freezing apparatus at the morgue, and can thus be preserved for three weeks, r, I $700 00 Acre harm sg,ti00 tic A •-1 eine Meal llundptk--.100.900 Boal lsye 16 cent • fr I i. S P E'N C E &` C.O. 00:001=0:4 will find iq to aheir`sdvsndage to *eh the trade for our make 05 'Files and p' RaoPe- $e•Urttting a Specialty. Send (n for ,price net and terms. BAlnllton, a Ontario. it , 100,000 6 oops :TItt, io ; instruments ute'aev- 4It prine,' BUTLAN�Y D, 87 J h g.et, W., Tompto. ire a -- - u g r AN D llw H ao I B - , NEB ALL SIZES r attest, lmproyement@ ; bracket ban ewe t durable for n er rig to poste, poet, odea and dnrabk ... aP. etroularo. JOHN G7LLi a dead. ce, Out. & d0,. Carletop Place, GENTS WSPTEal—IN EVERY TOWN AND Oouu,y, for the 0. K. Parer and biloer, Bost thin out , sells to eight • sample Salto sent on leo° pt of price, 15o. Q, D, 'DAY Agent, 40 Tonga St., Toronto; Ont. AGENTS FOR NEW PARALLEL FAMILY BLISS -1 r p e type, 8 splendid le Y n p di d pmaps,beautiful IA ' line trotlana ; ' conning 4,000 questions nanswers on Bible TODI09 • liberal Tor terms. I Book and Blpio 13ouee, Toronto, Opt, International • MONEY TCS. LEND Productive Town Village &Farm Property A gentleman complains that when he en. term church Sands), morning his shoes squeak, and he wants to know how the nuieanoe can be abated, Easy enough. Sun- day morning put en a heavy pair of boot. and go fishing. " What a popular girl MISS Harvey le," said one young man to another, of a young lady whom he had been watching for eeme time as she eat on a hotel piazza, " She has a crowd ef admirers around her all the time," "• Yea," laid his companion, " I've been watohfng her too. Even the merqul- toee seem to be mashed en her," If your flatirons trouble you by drop blank epees from the top or aide. w ironing, take them In a pan of soapsuds give them a thorough washing, and quickly to prevent rusting. The New Orleans Times -Democrat calls tention to the rich but undeveloped sulp interests of Louisiana. The World's Fal New Orleans happened just In time direct attention to the stores of salt, ka and other leading interests, In Caloa there is a sulphur deposit seventy-fiv eighty feet thick, Don't Ton Know that you cannot afford to neglect t catarrh ?' Don't you know that lt•may 1 to consumption, to insanity, to death. 2 Do you knew that it canoe easily cured 2 Dc you knew that while tha thondand and nostrums you have tried have utterly fel that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy in a cert cure ? It has steed the test of yeare, a there are hundreds of thoueande of grate men and women in all parte of the count who can testify to Its 'effioaoy, Ail dr gists. ping and dry at- hur r at to olin :fen e or hat ead n't n't one ted aln nd ful ry ug - ? to gr u- ," 0 d '8 in w h- •t • n• • f t h h t "Billy Jones struck a great snap," said man to an acquafntanoe, "" Has he, indeed was the reply, "" Well, I'm mighty glad hear it. Billy Is a first-class, hard-workln young fellow and deserves" a good thin How did he run across it 7" "" Why he me keyed with a turtle in trent of a restaurant Breach, Rupture, or Hernia,. Cures guaranteed In the worst oases. N knife or truss treatment, Pamphlet an reference, 10 cents in stamps. World D.epennary Medical association, 663 Ma Street, Buffele, N. Y. A oorreopondentwlehee to knew "" he editors spend their leisure hears," Cato ing up wlth their work, , They Will Not Do It. Those who once take Dr. Pieree's " Plea sant Purgative Pellets" will never coma to use any ether oathartfo. The are plea sant to take and mild in their operation Smaller than ordinary pill and inclosed i glace vials; virtues unimpaired, By drug gists. Te clean a porcelain kettle fill half full e hot water and put In a tablespoonful pow dered borax; let it boil, If this does no remove all the stains, scour with a clot rubbed with soap and borax. Don't any more nauseous purgatives sno as Pilie, Salts, &o., when you can get in,Dr Carson's the Stomach wgently oleamm�g all medicine sties from the'eyetem and rendering the Blood pure and cool. Great Spring Medicine 50 eta. It is a wise steak that knowa its own par, A CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS, opium, morphine,' ` ohleral, tobacco, and kindred habits, The medicine may be given In tea er coffee without the knowledge of the person taking it if so desired, Send 6o in stampee for book and teatimeniale' from these who have been cured. Address M. V, Luben, 47 Wellington St. East, Toronto, Ont, Cat this out for future reference. When writing mention this paper. A Free Fight. The great reputation of _ Briggs' Electric 011 is such that it bas incanted unprincipled 'p per- sons to adept other n aoreas near like it as possible. Theproprietor of 13r1 011 have the name'and sitylo of thekEleoottri 1011 registered both in Canada and the United States, and no one can use it butthemtelves. Others hearing of the success of Briggs' Eleo- leotrio Oil bave adopted other names elmiiar, ouch as " Eolectrto Oil," Electron Oil," &o., and are striving to induce the public to buy them instead of the genuine Electric 011 In fact so determined were they that they brought a suit at Low, in the High Court of Canada, to deprive Briggs & Sons of their right to control the same ; but the Courts and the Minister of Agriculture at Ottawa fully auetatned their registered trade mark. Briggs' Electric wit- cures Rheumatism, Neu - reign; Sprains and "Bruises,, coinplaints anis- flog from Colds such as Sore Throat, Cough, Aethma, B ronchitis and difficult breathing, • Ma, can I go over to Sallie's house and play a little while ?" asks four-year. old Mamie, " Yes, dear ; I do not Dare if you do," "Thank you, ma," was the demure reply. " I've been," A.P.296 li vEN-THItE.1--and two ladles ,as Canvusnete good pay. 13. EK , .sssm, Toronto. Ont. 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Sailing during winter from Portland every ,Thins day and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and Ia enmmer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool: calling at Londonderry to land matte and paeeengerr' for Scotland and Ireland ; also from Baltimore, vias Halifax and St. John's, N.F., to Liverpoolfortnightly during Bummer months. The enamors of the Gluue gow line, sell during winter to and from Halifax, Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ; and during cum. mar between Glasgow and Montreal weekly ; Gua, gow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadei phlafortnightly, For freight, passage, or other Information apply St A. Schumacher & Co., Baltimore • S. Canard & 00., Halifax •, Shea & Co„ et. John's N.F.; Wm. Thomp. eon & Co., 8t. John, N. B, ; Allen &'00.., Chicago" Love & Aiden, New York; H. Bourne', Toronto( Ailans, Rae & Co., Quebec; Wm. Brookie, PhtIadsI phial H. A. Allen, Portland, Boston, Montreal FARMERS &THRESHERS.: Use on your Machinery only:the Well•known BRAIIITFORD COLD WATER RICE STARCH NEVER FAYLS. PEERLESS OIL. SIXCOLD MEDALS ¢have been awarded it during the Iasi three yeare. Try aim our PEER LESS AXLE GREASE for your Waggons and Horee Powers, " Manufactured at Queen City 011 Works, by SAMUEL ROGERS & 00., Toronto. 'CTR,INT EYtar NE HARRIS AND MAMMOTH STEEL DOME SOT -SIR FURNACES. 0 0 And Largest Training. School In Canada. Send for Calendar. MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO. MANUFACTURE ONLY Z" 1\T xm SILVER - PLATED Artistic Designs, combined with Unequalled Durability and Finish, Hamilton, Ont, 1 The most Effective, (]lean, Durable and Economical Beater. In the Market foil i:ming and ventilating Churches, Motile, Public Buildings, Stores and Private Beeidenoea: Simple in contras tion and easily managed, capable of giving more bat with: lees oonenmption of fuel than any other heating apparatoe, £Absolutely Gas TIght.Vilt . Eight sizes "Harris" and four sizes "Mammoth" are made and can be set either In Brick or Portable form. Correspondence solicited. For Catalogues and further information address Tie E. 1, ae" ab l iKEI CO. (Maui), i), JLf111 LTtthi'r 131E9 -1E CODRIGINAL WOOD IGOOK .1ll fir llll(711Sm 'UW nte!1 1171 u �N. 4.2o c 141• ars � ba CD .,w.1 PC/. te4 Tua 4 4-1 tiori Ux I;fi?:1'jL ( r'•'��."-'I !P � Vii. 1I ��UI II L`m1Yr�"niCti , r I' ! �I p CD 0 r I �---t,-91(w17,44-41 -,��;� if{+��i E&ccuRHEVCo.To RE , JUNEHMjIGTONMOKi$Erj sem, ligfitite nori m411i1"";Tne+ '"tlteasietai�Pmisellfipiilliillaltuelllllll!IIIi�I;illt ''- aldtal�l@i atiautlllll��lira!�iinli�tt . 8 n3Ll'HE 31EARGEST THE LONGEST AND .BEST FIRE —130x, , HAS SWING & "DRP FLUSH OVEN DOORS, AND A PE. RFECT BAKER.. And is the CheapCst First, Class Stove even offered. For gate by all dealers, MANUACTITiIED - _ F T The E. & C. Gurney Co., TORONTO. 4