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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1903-09-18, Page 4The Zurich Herald. 41 i',ia i tv- IS PrIBIAaS11Fei) , Vs"al ' TIHUP,S1047 EVENING. i3Y E.. ZELLER •17E11).1S OP SUBSOR1PTION:-$1.00 per year paid strictly In a advance. 'When the paper is not ordered to be discontinued it will be sent until such. order is given and arrearages paid.: $1.50 to be 'charged when not paid in advance. ADVERTISING RATES. -Tran s i e n t advertisements, 10 cents per Brevier line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for . • each subsequent insertion, Small Advs. Such as"Lost" "Estray" or "Stolen, Wijl be charged 50 cents first insertion and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. Copy for change of-ldvertisement must be handed in not later ban Tuesday night of each week to insurb change in follow- ing issue. Local notices in ordinary reading type 5 cents per line. Notices for Church en- tertainments or other benevolent institu- tion. at special rates. Contracts for column, half-colnnan and quarter -column rates for specified periods will be cheerfully given. Address all communications to : ere,lci, E. ZELLER EDITOR, ZuTaint, P.O FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1903 - DEPARTMENT 0]? AGRICULTURE REMOVAL oft' 'DROPS' ; Before any fruit is taken from the trees, every apple, good, bad and indif- ferent should be .cleared off- the ground and parried away, to bo used for feeding stock, or for • any other purpose for which they play be fit, but net for export, Similar- ly, apples which drop during the picking process should. be kept by themselves.• We must give the fruit a fair chance from the start ; wormy, rotten or otherwise dxseas- ect Fipples spread contagion,. and bruised or defective fruit will not pity for labour, heavy freight charges and commission.• •LADDERS AND BASKETS : Step - ]adders may be used for getting at the lower limbs, and long point -top ladders for tile npper branches ; the baskets should be small enough to turn easily inside a. barrel, and so shaped as to allow the apples to be turned ont with a gentle, sliding motion. In picking, care should be taken to avoid breaking off the fruit spurs, which contain the promise of next year's crop. G11.1DING. : Grading always pays, whether the crop be light or heavy, When the wormy, bruised, nus- slhapeu and spotted tipples have been removed, the following rnali. -ties should be apparent in the higher grades :-(1) Uniformity in xizo. (2) Uniformity in colour. (3) Freedom from defects. Two grades will usually be found sufficient for export, and both of these should be practically free Handling the Apple Crop. from insect or other injuries, the Some timely and valuable advice second bein • inferior to the first o;- the selling, picking and r i; only in point of size and colony. eevading (le>rfnl remedy- fie- boldness, he was All the apples in one grade cannot 0f apples i given by Mr. �4r. A. telling ,what ti •neat cure it was, p a' y be uniform in size, het the apple; ,"tc Mon crowded around, listened ;tlaeKinnon, Chief of the. Fruit in a single prtrt>n e should be so. Division. Ottawa. Every one inter- for the fruit w ill' be viewed and attentively and soon produced ested in the growing and market- uses by able pael:ltgc. their money, the man become roger of apples should write for a excited, wiped his 'brow and face It nlaa well happen that a third col)y 0f• Mr. Mach'innon', bulletin and by accident moved his hat on the ',Export Apple Tracie " ?-tattle, exclusive of culla will be when 10 ! and behold they saw his founts to consist of fair Mal ketahle head was bald and soonon took to SELLING TEE CRol' : 'When the fruit. which the grower feels dis- , their buts and fled knowing the ;rower i:: not also an exporter he posed to export ;� but this LJade tints was wort:. nothing if it did may sell the apples in one t f two I te.kiug any special features of not rare himself so if WO do not ways, either at so nn1011 per 1.a , r.; ; excellence and showing a greater Iangel by total t11)' tir_ence we can- o- at a lump sum for the entire p erc1 ntage of waste often eats into not ask it o`' others. trrehard, As buyers c•1 ten nuakee the. 1lrnfit yarned. by they finer fruit, To net public sentiment ]lreaehers I their contracts long before pie kin a ; 1)1 hues 1edo •" te.• theoTleytal repo-; should preach to tntt1 abstinence, thee, either I.1uethod involves eon- tat tin•: e f the chipper's branch, 1 sideration of the probable market 1 Much better average results are j the pledge then ask 'members to sign i l the pledge and the people ,should prim (1111711'-" f 11 and wu tiei which hugely to be obtained In hoctti raar• `4141 direly part by -LJI n„ them \c(> will be regullted by the total stip-1 k(t, ()r from evaporators. ! would know who were the enemieswe illy and demand. influenced. too lir j The merits of mechanical eVraelrrs changes 111 the quality of the (Ton i.11laretl on the, market from ti111e to; gnat who the friends. { When to this uncertainty we add time. Should be carefully investi-1 Churches hitce made enlen(lie the difficulty of e-.ttheitin.* months I gated. by all whose shipments are u elt/tttons, :treater could not be. in advance the total yield. of an large. A really good and metrial ; a'^l ed, but it ., hook the church rest out of the of reeolntinns orchard .nb,ject to all changes of grader 14x11 effect a great sit vi e in;intn the book of reacts. nc.t,o nitleh weather, to drought, hen .1 anti win:. i time and money, and. produce u i tFtlltin�* but reallx (bine • storms. the stub einess-like charm,- : wonderfltl difference 1n the appear- i ter of bargaining 'by the lump' is l envy of the fruit when each size i l The Teat : It meat ,make nay apparent, Whichever party ,gains 11)180(•41 in packages by itself. I broth to offend I will rat no 711e(t.t an undue advan taee, the trade , i while the welded standeth,'• ,hoists The expert women who ,1-cI'ade � be read sly all, bet e•1)rc{alit' tem - people from this as from tang other j wreni'h fruit for l0livkrt perforin : 1)rrFlnre people "if whiskey snake kind of gianblin_r. The system 441-. i the Operation without mechanical' my 11rot1er to offend 1 will chink strongly coracle mue(1. by the Nu- I aid. A few drays' praacticrr.21h ;11.,-cI)i�kry while , "if the world stand- tieredstand- tieredApple Shippers' Association ' merasering-ringe is sufficient ter'eth • 1-e, wine make my brother to and coir Canadian buyers describe train they eye so that fruit is accnr- i offend I will drink, no swine while it as an unmixed roil. Surely- no i ntoly g1 aaded within a quarter of:tn I till. ,w(+rhl Stan(l,'tll" "11 beer nuke more need be. said to induce both, in eh. Many who are attempting my brother to offend I -viii drink no lmvers and selbirs to abandon such I to grade h1 hand will find that the1 ,,er „Iwo 0.,, wnrl(1. stancletli" it guesswork. a71(1 to buy alid sell 11y I use eef a beer of shingle or other('iiier naarke 11ry brother to offend I fixed. standards Of measure. !light wood. in which holes are rut : will drink 710 cider while the world - 1't,eeise.: All apples .honld be Imeaslxring two and a quarter. two `:I.Itilti:F1(111,C44.11711“1.111": es even it the saloon carefully picked by ham'', with the; anti t1n4 quarter:(, three. ani thee( me my brther to offend I will stems 011 anti without breaking the i and a half inches reepec:tively will to (1.0 with the saloon • - 14. or bruising the fruit in any I he (if great a:.-istanee in this worst. ; while the -world standetll. Way. By testing* an apple now and again ; The W. C. T. U. :ere raisin!; a As a general rule it is 'advisable 1 the ?raekei• will :;0011. become expert i atresia tont ; the rope, 2L10 fills ti for ;x rare` tar hart( t 1 nil park ;111 (14102minine the size without the' different clepurtnuents, theta tare so -r Jen- own fruit, whether tll(ee ix,e of the testing hoard.; many that there i, -\ shell for ell, if eventually sell it on the lrremises' • one 18 interested in ti special lino of o ship to 1.41.4 /reign markets. In' Vtfome:ls' Mission and God's Coral- woyl; shy may ch`aose that and either r ('ale it i, a great advantage . work there.. mission to the seller to know exactly the In church lnacbineryand manage- gnality and 4,ri:ety of the fruit ii1 ' - tnr_nt woman is not needed, Winn every paehhhcre, It i, a still g 4 8tor i (•1011 21.•11Rb.) aro the prea(41)4' s, leen lead prayer advantage to have each 'V ariotv ! Toe crusade' closed np bars 114 I1ne:etin4-.:t11a1 class 12101 tings, men pieked at just the prepare tinge. Nor I Ohio ;:,r it while, but soon they aro th0 see v'. id- trnstees and Wholesale buyer 1, 11114 to havt'lli� `',tFL1'te(i 1117 a`Salri, 45 11011)en gather - men so 110in(Ln needed lin organ - 111e11 arrive at each orelett l :Inlet I ed that rear It (`hautagna they Nation of hor own and since ha.v- •when the app]es• in it are reedy.. ronela(lt d it would be better for ing that, namely the W. C. T. U., The result is that everysra5nn a i 1.120rat to organize and clecidetl ()n tt s11' has been broa�(lenecl a11(1 ]helped !-creat iTt 111\ (l1•(:hated, threuggleei1 !Convention at l.leve]and, at this 1t. 118s not curl, helped 'llmninity. Canada. are pie ee4t either t00la1(e:.i t(0)1 strife, were; represented, but herself. if the hailer dnC's not er too early. Fruit picked t,l , woe- every state in 'thee Union .has train the children the evil of liquor eerlr may keep hut is apt to 1, a nr::arrz .tion, and fifty-eight na- and is not interested in the, cause come tough andtastele-5 ; if pit -keit time; have white ribhoners.how 1111.1c11 the mother can do if she too late it will i1ot keep; as the e "Tei 41(C'i(led to begin with four belongs to this organization and pieces of decay has already begun. lr114 )k - .n their pl 11-101�11 has learned and. studied isle wort;. TIME TO Pere. Tender varietic s 1. Reformation of drunkards by s We feel at times only one -yeoman, should not ire allowed to ripen een .pledge signing and trusting in God. • she can do little, yet wll(0( oi• aniz- the trees er they 4111 not carry Education 0f children t•() see ed, how much she may accomplish. well. Certain others, sometimes the harm of liquor and narcotics. One snowflake is . not cif ninths styled 'winter varieties."such as N. P4214110 sentiment by tearhfng a er..ount, but when snowflake, are organized how much they near do, the Baldwin Fa1l(1 spy. will gain in total 4b •tinence :end throu&11 clistri- even ,top the, Irlightp (mgin.e, tt, color and flavor if eft on the trees bution of literature. . as long as the frost will allow. 4. Closing of saloons by law. besides being lose liable to ~pot and However the central plank in mould during storage. It will pay platform or the central there was the farmer well to p141 his own to close saloons, and to do this fruit and see that this 'fleet sten in keen customers away. marketing entails no needless 1. There are many who sign the waste. pledge; bnt soon weaken as they Moreover. all varieties of apples see the saloons Open on every side are.not ready for picking at the and the appetite overcomes them sante tihne,; even ifdestined for the so there is no sure way but for a sanlo market: and 1403110• early roan to turn to God, be. converted varieties should have more than and then ask Him to take away the one picking,1.0 get all the fruit at appetite. No cure event the Keely or the proper stage of maturity. Only Gold Cure is, like the Calvary cure, the grower is hi a position to it is Christ who must reform them. watch his orchard and harvest the .P110 W. Cl.. T. U. has 'helped • crop to the best advantage, and it drunkards who reformed and fell is the grower who loses when he time after time, even until seventy •entrusts" -"this task to another, for tinges seven, but still with their `buyers are certain to .allow . for weakened intellects and inherited shrinkage from this pause. An- appetites they were so prone to fall other loss to, the grower arises fromwhen saloons are open on every carelessness of hired help, who oft- hand to this first plank, is an en injure trees by breaking limbs important one still to redeem the and fruit spurn. drunkard must close the saloon. 2.. Sduoation of Children: To- da•;tr there are twenty million children who are taught the evil of liquor, there are Royal Legions Bands of Hope and Juvenile Socio - ties for children. In a children's Meeting inIllinois the ohilclren were asked "how many never saw a saloon?" they laughed at the idea, again asked "how many 110101 saw a drunken man?" they laughed even more at that idea as these sights were so familiar and when asked "what would it be to make a elan drunk by selling hint liquor?" the replied it would not be un'avlrfnl- in another children's ineetmg in Kansas the saline questions were asked "slow many never saw a saloon?" :quite a number of hands went rap, "how mans never saw a drttnkard? ever so many hands went up "what would it be if a man was made drunk by selling him Bettor?" they replied a cringe Oh how -different ! let us put forth every 1110;11144, use everyenergy that the children may Soon he able to say as the children of Kansas that they never saw a bar or saloon nor a drunken ligan and that these things wot11d liee-a crime instead of upheld by law. 3. Public sentiment : The sad fact is Christian) people are not sufficiently interested in the cause of Temperance they do not feel enough responsibility. As long as they do not we cannot ask people on the outside who do not belong to Christ's church to lenda helping hand. A nein 14las 11114.0 selling a won- I-, f'"` 71:-9-: °r1 SAWC) i,rlLn DSI C)CDT..1 . we all know. We See to -day 40W much the W. 0. T. U. US 4113.organization hiss done to speed the train of intein- peraaneo but 11011 1111(01. stili to do.Let •you and I do all within our power to reclaim the drunkard and keep our youth from falling a prey to the awful monster of intone. perance. May God. help you in your W. C. T. U. Mrs. R. H. Whiteside. Cook's Cott= Boot Compouna Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask your druggist for Cook's Cotton lint Com- peted, Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, Siker box • No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $s per box. 17o. 1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and t•wo s•eent stamps. The Cook Company Windsor Ont. O'Nos.1 and 2 sold and recommended fry ill, responsible Druggists 15 Canada. No. 1 anti No,. 2 are sold in Zurich. at Dr. Buchanan's drag store. E ARE Just opening app and passing into Stock, a very large Ship= ment of Flan. eletts and Wrappers. These goods were secured at prices very much below their reg, ,lar vale and will be sold at argakis prices. Come. and get your share as they will be sold at snap prices. Produce taken at the highest prices. THE 1:., PICIL IR1) CO., Hensall and Dashwood Direct Importers NESS Always in stock a full line of ••-•Single rail Double.... 1\ ITU 1,3 Fancy Rockers, 1- , -, Ladies Secretaries � 1 Moris' Chairs, SUNDRIES, &c. u17' For FAa CT Travelling Goods, Cheap This is the Spot. ROCKERS, Recining Back Dining -Room Pictures. Cheffoniers HALL = STANDs, WINDOW SHADES. TABLES- ... . 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