The Wingham Times, 1898-03-25, Page 66 '1111it \VZN(1i.1AN1 MAR("1I 25, L )8.
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F IVEDAY, 1\IA1.LCII 25. 1838.
NOW TO USE FERTILIZERS.
31R. \VAI. \v:\11 O('tt GIVES tit)M1 0 )01)
ADVICE ON T14Is IMPORTANT
quick fertilizer to bring It to the AN Ius'Y,a:i:kii111.1 O Or 0O1.1:ta. SILDIt11.T11 SERVICES.
highest de;rce of fruitfulness.
We know that stable manure ap-
plied to the land the name year of
plantings retards ripening of fruit,
causes the plants to run too much to.
vine and is the cause of tomato blight
and the block rut. There is ra)
tro)tble growing tomatoes in the
colder parts of Ontario it' the follow
UBJEcI. ing directions are closely followed.
Use n0 stable manure 11111(35s it IS
glees lelv.l hu_•,tdcl:Jj 1" 4•
ii hUuu curt.thorougely rotted and iu thie Citse at., I)?.,i .,.4aq „'4..,ti4ua'1iiii i•utstlei'. vita.
tet}.'"aii.t„' ':oyer till :.rt-uta':esti \Sin3 I would not nee it nub's:• It \4214 N. e44.', a4L. i'., i, u1 see .at the ling M.AL°.'., i•'t);�.11.0.. j:joaD.. 11et1
`� 1 1. + tile q;lai"t' et isseeei.''ll', ,rte” I•
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The following valuitl:h.: and iti-
Ur. :ague\v'b Catarrhal rrhal Powder
Proves the Uuud aZ? tantritaf to
Ti4ousitltdb ut Sultererb 1i1 the .Lire -
smut 1'.pidewic—eleorg;e ]a, Cabey
,M1l, 1.J., 1d one of tau ,llan,f Wllu
I .nuw4 ut its iUooduess.
What to do to btauure teliet in the pre-
sent Nj,lelt)11110 lb tele question ttionsa'UU5
are 4.satlug. l ulttb Lhas season IlLtuuit the
throat and beat( 4t:!4. (Lely is tanning than
M •Pitt) f)IS I' • Ilex. Dr. Pascoe, pas
tor. Seroaeh at 11 a ai and 7 p au.
l'itt,.SCA 'I'.ltIaiv'
salvor. Services at 11 a al 410(1 7 p 111,
Ei1 ('OPAL, St. Ptlut's--Uov, W In.
Lowe, ream% i orviees at 11 a in and 7
p tU.
BAPTIST -Rev. Jas. IIaluiltum, pas.
tor. Services at 11 a i l rind 7 p m
CONGJ'r IGATIONAL--lieu. H. E.
Mason, pastor. Services at 11 a n1 and
7pm.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS -- 1\Mases
out mai as t1 1a1..'k i,4 t,.tuniat d. Servigx's
u'.:, p 'u 4.1 •1 e t� 1(t.
7144 j I..'t.. t:q:ll 1141e:t°til'g(1 et tlit+ 1°1:411:,, ii'r(llGat •° t":1 tat, 'pat 1
illy` win 1, ,t t4.. ..tt,a I
•
:va::", li:�tt tl 4,tt. r, ,.
loll ''' - ' -1 , " 4 �-. ,•. - ' l% (het Blit' mase of the nonFllipeararee
hO i:1414E.•, :... I 10111. i,i 1 p11(' (guar to stimulate 1)l:il)tri'444 eal''y ) Ie11" i4ll(3, pullets 111 the
eggs , o'E .
i
. trees 'q C.
•:n the t2 ,''ti •l'( tl
'ief Ill 'S`•• '.S. lil'n'•t. 11
q. 1 CS a
d . 1
1 ,.. 1• •1which
n b require a fertilizer that is slow tt, late fall and early wnitmr, .
SYlaikt`. it Yilt)i'4' \le'',1'tnttES growth and 1 time eggs ate high in price. is (1110
'withstand those attacks. The sameglee up it:: bllbSCa )(.10; a mixture of toa et)allne in quarters Jnrt at the
principle is obs(:rvi..ble in the ease of line bone and murate of potash in'
1man; disease will strike him. who the proportion of three parts of bond time when the, egg producing
has the least vitality. It has to one of potash, is used quite largely organs are about to begin their
been invariably found that trees and has proved very effective and functions. It is a scientific fact now
affected with disease are suffering profitable manure for general farm- well established that egg production
more for want of potash than any- ing, for slow growing crops in at any period (.tiler than at the
orchards, meadows and such other natural breeding season is due solely
crops where a gradual Increase in
general fertility is regarded as iin-
portant. Speaking of a slow and
etfecti.e fertilizer it is in the power
called nitrogen, phosphoric acid and of everyone to secure one of the hest
potash, which are found in all fertile of till fertilizers for the average crop
thing else, so by adding potash to
the soil you enable the trees to resist
such attacks, In discussing fertil-
izers you should farm an acquaint-
ance with three simple elements
soils. Of these three elements nit-
rogen is the most expensive and also
roost likely to escape from our grasp.
Both in its management and appli-
cation it occurs in all vegetable and
tniria ..1 composition, and in many
of the salts occurring in nature as
nitrate of soda, etc. Phosphoric acid
as found to a considerable extent in should be kept in a shady place and
the bones of animals, and as a min- well covered with dirt or sods ; of
eral fertilizer it is of great value. this process the combination takes
Potash, the least expensive of the place slowly and gradually the
of this province by means of a mix-
ture of two parts lime to one of salt,
these materials being plentlful and
cheap everywhere; this mixture
should stand unmolested for three
or four months that the chemical
combination may he complete
before applying to the soil; it
three is found largely le wood ashes.
Cultivating the soil has a stimulating
effect on the growth of plants and
trees, and it is the growth of plants
and trees, and it is this stimulating
effect that is the cause of some farm-
ers getting better crop., than their hest results. It seems peculiarly
Beighboi's who have much richer Applicable to wheat, corn, clover, and
Sand ; that is, land with a larger sur- fruit trees, though best results follow -
tion of plait food stored in it, and I ed its application to the soil upon
wish to impress upon Ali horti-:ultttl•- which peach, and other fruit trees
muriates of lime and soda are form-
ed, and the whole class speedily
becomes encrusted with alkali. 'Dere
has been a number .of experiments
with this fortn of fertilizer, and no
one has reported anything but the
to good food, care and general
treatment. Bearing; in mina these
facts, every care should be tal.-en to
avoid changes which are /rapt to
alarm the hen or disturb her in any
way. If changes rnust he diede in
pens or houses, have all the con-
ditions as similar as possible to the
old home, but, do not change front
and to house or house to yard
y
during the early laying season and
expect an uninterrupted service of
(ggg production. The break will
surely come, though the hen will
probably begin laying again when
she becomes accustomed to her new
surroundings.
t 7 .14.'.•. WoC1.1': t e:IOL t,iik1511A
The Great lana(::h Remedy. ✓N:
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ai - Sold rectlmrton.t cl by all
'4 _ dru;ggists in Canada.
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a able medicine discovered. Sir
iYaCha1C1 guaranteed to cure all
forts of Sexual
Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
ot price, one paokage 1;1, six, $5. One will please,
six will euro. Pamphlets free to any address.
Tho Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
Sold in Winghani by Cohn a Campbell,
Druggist.
Rev. Chas. Fisb, Methodist Minis-
ter, 192, Dunn Ave., Toronto
Cured of Eczema.
About ten years ago I felt she beginning
of what is commonly called Eczema. The
disease commenced In my ears and spread
entirely over both sides of my head and
also developeti on my hands. During those
ten years I was a great sufferer. Special
1sts ori skin diseases treated me. As I
writo this I ani jest commencing on the
fifth box of Dr. Chase's Ointment, and.
judging from the rapid c::re effected, I ala
the samerule applies glee t(1 all , eertaiu that brfore the box us nsed I shall
3St5, and LP were planted. I would mention l'ot' be colnpletely eared.
tillers of the soil, that we (oust study the benetit of those who have muekey C1I:4s. I'Isit, Methodist i\dnister,
This question of pr'uper stimulating of soil that the Calla( is very rich in 199, Dunn, Ave., Toronto.
plant life
return from t:'e various fertilizers applied it should he bone and ashes 1
we apply to the suit. Now, some rather than barnyard : such soil
msy think it is of little unpurtance treated in this way is given high
as long as they hat e given their productive qualities. As w e are
land the amount of fertilizer that ex- children of the earth and by its good
if we (vont to get the best la�ent nitrogen, a11t1 if Y,la lure is
pel'ilnental farnt bulletins have pre- will are enriched, let u, cultivate our
scribed, but you have to do your minds by canstantly investigating all
plirt in putting and keeping lard in things present to the sight as new or
a. paying and plant stimulating con- strange to our understanding, with
respect to ft3 composition ; and every
man who is a tiller of the soil has a
greeter field for research and experi
Ment than that falls to the lot of any
other calling amoolg men, and so -has
the privilege of being the greatest
student in science, for they have the
great book of nature constantly open
before thein, It is true there are
only a few that are diligent students
as agriculturists, and it easy to poi:}(
out their farms and places of abode
as we pass through the erenntry. Of
edition in the wax of proper drainage
and cultivation. For an illustation
on this question we know its import-
ance in the animal kingdom. Take
dor example the nisei who has attain-
ed the highest eminence as an edie
rational lecturer. Ile comes before
his audience with notes as food for
different points of the subject he is
to discourse on. Prepared and mem-
orized, he delivers the lecture. It
sustains bis part and is pleasing to
the audience. Now, that lecture coud
be ;given in the same words by 111(- course, the fewer they are the more
other man not be appreeiatcd in the' profit they make at the expense of
least, all for want ut proper anima- the indolent, but there is no reason
Zion. I say proper animation. The why there should not be more dili'
admired lecturer was not gross and
boisterous, but normal, and made a
study of impressing. So the stimu-
lating of vegetable life must be
normal and conductive of the highest
degree of fruitfulness. So this shows
'us that we must use the most effec-
tive fertilizers for different plants.
For sample, the tomato requires it
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Murray
Lanmari7s
FLORIDA WATER
1'tlli ,"•.'1v 1:iSTPA+T
MOAT MOS')' t'i.rl:I,sli:Nci
AND a:NM:ION: 4))1 -\1.1.
pr.l n,JMl2S 1"OR TI'1Gi
mixticincHicr, .l"OILET OR 134';'H.
ILLIIGGIS i rPElifliME118 AND.
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gent workers who would make the
world richer from the better returns
of the land, besides giving comfort
and pleasure to a greater number.
Save Your Feathers.
Use and Abuse of Wtudbreaks.
The best use of windbreaks is to
plant them around dwellings and
other farm buildings. There can b2
no doubt that here they are great
alleviators of' the cold winds, whose
for('() is broken and whose cold is
moderated by contact with living
trees. Some w l rmth comes from
the tree even in 'he coldest weather,
as is evident from the thawing away
of snow around tree trunks. But,
says American Cultivator in tllie
connection, there are places where
the •windbreak may cause an in-
crease of cold, even while breaking
the force of the wind. When there
is oely a slight breeze blowing, it
often comes from a warmer atmos
pnere and may thus when uncheck-
ed prevent severe freezing. W hen
the sky is unclanded, the coid of the
upper atmosphere settles in valleys
and behind windbre:1ts, while it is
moderated nn hills or other places
where the wind has free course.
Diamond Dyes Will Make Your
Faded Hat and Bonnet Feath-
ers As Good As New.
; It tniiy be that 50mh of 11 0 ladies are
I not aware of rho fact that old flat and
I bonnet Feather:; sen he an itltl t') took as
1 good as new by the Diamond Dyes those
universal home friends. Let us tell you
how to do the work.
"Use the Diamond Dyes prepared for
I Wool and Silk that (01(3 now be 1,onght
from any dealer. Clean the feather by
soaking it in strong soapsuds fifteen
nlinntes, then draw gently between the
pTu EDS
!-13l'Ui)LISIIED'
.Axrc 11.,if otinOina
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gor clots 4k. Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingllam. • They
are the agents for the
celebrated 'Wetmore
Truss.
a 1 -pp•- 4.,e ,, VIET �ttwrt� , 41( � p �` p,3 {4.a
9 Y Ips las 1, 4 MOVE 1S Tri w.
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P p
la � 9
1. Ileca tit,, it 1.4 Ut::l ;0114U5 t4) bo a
1110n1ent \'cit4Unt (110.
2. It \.'ill never rust and 1s conse-
quently durable.
.).:i 1)0I'.•.on :.t'ial';tat; 1 et04C1•;:
not find it a bother.
4. We will guarantee to hold in
position any reducible clble
rupture.
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5. This truss cannot possibly move
after adjustment,
6, Some of our townspeople can
testify to its merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
Can't help but come to the surface
in the form of Ulcers, Sores, Boils,
Pimples and Rashes of one kind and
another. Especially is this so in the
SPRING. At this time of the year
the Blood needs purifying, the Sys-
tem needs cleansing. Nothing will
do it with such perfect success as
Jessie Johnston Rockwood, Ont.,
writes :
" I had boils. very had and a friend ad-
vised me to try Burdock Blood Bitters,
so I got a bottle. Tho effect was won-
derful—the boils began to disappear, and
before the bottle was done I was totally
cured. As an effectual and rapid cure
for Impure Blood B. 13. B. cannot be
equalled."
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
TUlt—
TiMES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE STRET
WING1•1 M, ON'L'AIUO,
gtlbeertettee prieo, $1 per year ,111 advance
ADVE1CT1SINi) RATES ,
Oil: Unuraltl'•nan'.If.
000O
1t4
sS01(
)000est, i yr. I unit- 1 4( 4, .
1 bd 3 00
2 (} 1000lt.f
nilar atta 20 un 12 vu
3 00 3 4,11
1
t cl alai '' her eattu44 am art; O1N•„t. t'• per line
for lira; ibeerticp.and ik' In . 3i,,.1 . , t h 1 iib tquent
40-r1'tt' !"l:::
. :•:' :;:4V.:4..61?
Lc (4(44.i4 ; i-
(0r,�1 4(41414''41'4. t4;glue ft, 14(F1lt'-t:or,anti
5-.i tlrA f,re..tu'nli! l4I
n.i1 a ' . (L4 .r i ” 1, . 4 .,:t1,1.. jo
hai0r.11
Anti 1 ut,ii4e.,44 0Dee'4 '1ts itea.''1 e....e.tiO'a' a line
nonpareil, el for Grit month :4..d We. for each
mouth,
subsequent
;louses and Foray:
for Sale, not
exceeding
dingy
S line.
o.
., • 11 ',tDec per sb-ta tmonth
Larger ed4 ertiect,lents in praportian
Theee tools will he strictly adhered to
4 (01(
S514.peciatl rates for larger adsorc)senlerts, or for
1 seme
Adrortisemunte and 1024(44 revives without speoI a
directions, will he inserted till forbid and charge'
accordingly. Transttury advertisements must bo
paid in advance
Chargee for contract advertisements MI101 be In
the office by Wednesday noon, In order to appear
that week
GORDON.
ATualcis11 woman 104401 permitted
p
to 'eal: above a wbi-per in the
pre-leoco ol: her hash ru(1's reta'ives.
40
This p144ebly accounts for t.l.e fact
that the 'l'urk finds it pleasant to
have several wives around.
There is a movement on foot in
IIespeler to east aside the village
attire and adopt that of a town,
Hr. Thomas Got -tett, Postmaster at
Millie attempted to cominitt suicide
by plunging a hunting knife into his
nt:c.k.
Nis. John F. Thompson was killed
by a railwt4y train at Perth
t1�1 thumb and forefinger a number of times
and rinse in warm water ; dip and ,edip
in the dye -bath until the desired shade
is obtained ; rinse in cold water, and
press gently with the band between two
cioths, t:1 remove the water ; now hold
before a gentle tire, bhukiug slialrtly an -
td nearly dry, and then curl. by ta,dim
three or four sprigs of ,,he feather and,
drawing bri-hly between the thumb nnd1
bang( of see sots and so on until it 114 lin i
1E41140 . Old ftuttlt 4.s can be re'colnredi
Hurl made t4) took lilac) new. '1'o col:se
fe:ithe('r, black. be ranee to 11(,4. 41,4' 1)I;1-
14.ou'I 1`.1at llisok 014. liilit :►tld 1''eatbers
prepared by tile makers of the d)in(u4)nd
1)3 t.4 ; tills iu the only tneee15:fatl dye
for coloring feat liars as rich black.
BANK of HA iLTO
,W -i N'G-H A M.
Capital, '$ 1,250,000. Best, $725,000
Presidunt-Pons STUART.
. Vice-President—A. G. RAM44A .
700e foe.
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68.
' DIRECTORS
JOHN PROCTOR. GEO. 00A011, WM.GIBSON, P, A. T.
WOOD, A. B. L145 (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TUIINBULL.
Saviligs Blanc—Ilours,!Oto s; Saturdays, 10
Deposits of 991 and upwards received and torest
allowed '
Special Deposits also reoeived at current
rates of ir... rest.
Drafts ci, Groat Britain raid the United Stater
bought and sold
One thing after another has been
poetically or flippantly termed the
harbinger of spring. but the lest
two or three year's have placed the
Matter beyond dispute—I he true
harbinger �'t' spring is the shirt
waist
S 6.VOs Thousands of Lives.
Pour years ago Iarob 1)ewitta, of 17d9
Island, was rirago•'d to the verge of
death by dreadful heart disease. Ile waft
Seven no t,) ,!ie. (From vigorous ininsilnnd
be hail gide to it broken despondent' 'Werk.
11" p:„t•nre41 Dr. A1mew'5t ('lire P•4. the
liana. 11.1 d it faithfully. and t., day
wviphs 1'11 p„1luils, 4lnd ilvra 14) 1lecs the
elry 1he • ra•d' 101(4'aly 11',1:-4 r(t"ntMewled
40 hint. It 11•:tevcs 11 30 nlltiuter.—--21.
Sold at Chisholul's Drug Store.
ZO YEAflS OF eoNnc
Dr. Chase's 11.4... Pills Loose
tha Shackles of Consti-
pation anti Stotraliaola
Disorders.
W. 00,1:BOTULD, Aaiun
E. L. D1OfiINSON, Solicitor.
Me1.4y ,
to Loan on Notes.
In summing up the causes of hamar
misery it will be found that by far tin
greatest sources of disease originate it.
der.4ligetnent of the Stomach and Bowels
P "'plc will abuse their stomachs tun
ut'gleot the calls of nature till they brig;
on themselves her vengeance To g,,,
back to nature's paths, to have the Stun.
440.1 and Bowels once ntoro fulfilling tliei
fuiwtic:) properly, to cirkkr the systen1
all tit results and coase:laences of pois') •
accumulating an 1 c:r1U1.4tiu„ in Our Dec
is the work of 1)r. Carie a lid ey.L.v.
Mr Thos. Miller, LI1&OIOw, tint
that 11 1 was aii144/6ed wit,) ;stomach 'Proal',,
an.l Constipation for 44.0.14tt 0) years. (it'
ing whi'sli time ho tried .61111011 evervthl-r
he i1Ci4rd. Of, but to uo purpose.
D.4y, tho popular druggist, sent him
aa(npl-4ofD(Onas;'8K-I, fills. The ii ••••
dose he took glad ilial geol. and they bay -
proved so effectual inluacaa"t1hAt110recoil.
mends thorn to all t11os-t 44 111io( ell 1L8 ho Iva
These Pills !slay be b«4 of all I) avers at
23 CENTS A BOX.
es..4.nDiscounted
...,,,,.
AT REASONABLE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 5 pea centwitli
priviteze of paying at the and of any year. Note
and accounts colleted,
1ZOBT. 1adcINDOO.
Beaver Block Winshain, Ont
•
(:pB,&ND 1r4UNIi Bail, WAX
H. B. ELLIOTT,
I')t01'RIRTO5 AND UBLI8HEII
Tjt• , VANSTONE,
Kir„
SuLICiToR, Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan st loxes(
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, toll
and farm properO bought arid sold
OFFIOE-Beaver Block WINonMs
DEPART '• AI4nITE
Toronto and Bast 0 50 a. m. 3 05 p. m
3 30p m 10.25p m
Palmerston mixed $ 55 a\ m 3 05 p rn
Londonand South li 53 a m 11 10 a m
33Cpm 800pm
Kincardine 11 10 a in (l 50 a m
3 30p m 3 30pn)
1025pm $30am
AGENTS
soli "Klondike Cold Fields” like a whirlwind. Ex-
perienced Cant Rosen, reeling therichesth tweet of
their livest; new beginners dohtg wonders: Nearly
everybody subscribes. t no young fellow on a farm
at $12 a month is making 975. A hu'typewrit•hor
at 413 a week i8 clewing 811. A Mechanic who had
carnal 91.50 a day is clearing N3 a day. We want DEANS, JR., Wlxc,;Aar,
more agents. Caoyassing outilt 23e, wet th s41, j, •
BRADLL"Y•GAYL1tETSON CO., Luurr:n, Toronto. LICENSED AUCTIONEER 140(4 ,rIN COUNTY
OF HURON,
!3H 11-w7 G9..R /'t4 M oder attended in any part of the CO. Charges
!id 1.w7 4,aJ",g,�,.L'.'LJ.6'.;j. Moderate.
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, uc,,
\Wmyhani, Ellin,
E. L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC..
SOLIOITO1t TO 7BARRI OF IIAMILTON. DI(1NEY TO
LOAN.
Office -Meyer Block. Whighatn, '
1W G. CAMERON,
133. .
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, 4o
0filce-Corner Ilamilton and St. Andrew streets,
opposite Colborne llotel.
GoniRIOn, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY. -J. S. J 1(1t011 E, L. D. S., 14 rNcuA4 .
15 arlanufartue tlr.t-Class Bats of
+�w" teeth as 0hcali as they can b0 made
rt, 41'. x 11) the Donai1 * 1*. 14,244.1 extracted
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