The Huron Signal, 1883-08-03, Page 3•
Farm and tbaraen.
Fres the It u. atm uwlun.
An I..wn tnr.uer ghee hu t zp.erience
of feeding oats to stows teat .stater. The
flow of 1611111 was a Mush a. in Julio. aid
the butter was, if peeetele, better that'
when thcowe were fed ,•u atria.
There one thing of ;rester v. due to
the b r of thoroughbred cattle than
a herd -look, and that is *capacity tt,,
study snhnals themselves. The beet test,
of an animal u not the record of its tim-
ely blood.
By heavy manuring, deep plouilnui, �
and the turning under of vegetable m.o.
ter, we guenl against the worst effects of
drought Crops en heavily toauorud
land will thrive in times of .inonlht
when crops on adjeitsine plots wit fur
tibiad will die, er 'o .ly make fern'•
growth.
Black ants have a sweet [...Ali f..r the
aphis that is se destructive tee the ItAvus
of the rosebud and .other th.wu.ing
shrubs aid vines. Fur this plusses it
would be useful to cultivate the friend-
ship of back acts, mato. of ins tunny
people do)exterminating their with coal
oil or boiling water.
The hay and clover true throtigl out
Ontario is one of the heaviest th ./ has
been grown for many year, ler lues
there is a change in the wr•slh.'r of t. u
past mouth farmers w II be driven t.,
their wit's end to sive it. Owing te the
rsnkt:e s of the clo.er, ep •citlly fine
weather is heeded for the eunne of it.
The horse that every wants is the
horse that suits the rind, the treek • the
le park, the family and the farm. He is
the ideal horse in size, odor, beauty and
disposition. He is the horse that fills al
the places where horses a -u aeede.l in
our industrial pursuits, and dome tic
necessities and enj ,y.neits. He is. in
short, the horse that is ge11d for twenty
years ; and to get hits breeders must
aim at 'developing the while horse, not
any /penial feature.
The beat time for cutting gnus intend•
ed for fodder is doubtless the tune of
flowering. The aacchariue juice's that
go to, develop the seed are then in tae
stalk and leaves, a.ud the gross mown in
this stage is necessarily succulent and
palatable. Whether it 'scut high or law
depends on nature of the ground. As a
rule, timothy should not be cut lower
than three inches ; i( shaved close it is
likely to be burnt up, and the roots de-
stroyed by exposure to the sun.
In thew days of the free use of P.ris
Green and utter poisonous substances
for the destruction of insect pests, care
needs to bet taken that wells or springs
are not contaminated. A heavy rain
shower following he ca applications
tions the
of
thepoisons may
water supply of the farm and result in
the ices of bun an or animal life. There
is the same risk in the use of commercial
fertilisers, and one of our exchanges
gives an account of the death of a young
man horn this cause.
lance business is done by fernier. in
the neighborhood of Port Hope is grow-
• ing peas for seed... That locality has
been for several years the favored one
Or, of seedsm.n, and great care is taken to
4 prepare the ground and cultivate the
crop. But this year is is feared that the
labor has been spent for naught. The
heavy rains o1 June have done great in -
juts, and it is doubtful if a quarter crop
will be reaped. We hear of one farmer
who has seventy acres ' under peas for
seed, and it is almost completely ruined
by the rains.
Saab Meese, la PIItaeas.
Joliet ism ounsidersbti, city is llliuvis,
with severalrolling u1a111•6sl nines Ilaatni •
facturind establishnsaits. The papula-
tion is mostly Irish, Americium ewuiug
nest in uunlber, with a *tamale* of
Oerulaus. Seine years ago is heel the
a'Me of uwit,g a hurl driekiate city, but
now it hs. quite a drtferwlt reemaliuu.
It is and that temperance urpuisatiorls
alt .lig the Joliet Irishmuen and high
licence have wrought the ehralte-
Mo than a year.agu.thae city tveici.
adopte4} WOO, Dash in. advance, as the
price of a license to soil intoxicating
liqu n iia hotel•and selsutm. The thing
w.•rkel well Witt tt wes.rwulred to to a
step furtliu-. The Irish iteined with the
Atnet-icsus..1 Joliet its electing a high
licence payer ahJ uuuaeril by an immense
majority; and recently the lit -once passed
an ordinance, making tile' license fee
$1000, without a oral oI abatement in
fsveer of beer & o.i * either. The re-
sult so far has been a still further weed-
ing out of the w'.n-t saloons, the au(viva)
of the Fittest otily. and apparently a
greet seduction era the amount of drink -
.ion.•. t)tttsw, another Irish demo-
crat',: team u. Ilii.tou, has now taken
the ere ■tepeAer Juliet with a el50O lic-
e ice by-law. No distihetioii is made to
favour of beer •aloins. Over the border
high :icease is evidently "marching on."
Whitt n onld Toronto saloon -keepers say
bo litwmise fees of five hundred or a thous -
'find dollar*
It may be added that high license laws
in the west differ conaidenbly. In Ill-
inois ail licenses hereafter for the sale of
spirits and vines are to be granted on
the payment of $500 a year, and fur beer
$t50. This is a state tux only, munici-
palities having the p,wi•r of chanting
what local license fee they please besides,
or of prohibiting the traffic altotether.
The Nebraska law puts the fee in
cities of a certain grade at $1000 and at
$500 for all other places. The law of
Iowa permits towns to fix the amount,
sud there is no uniform rule on the sub-
ject. In some places it is as kw as $75*
and is other places as hioh as $1000,
while there has been a large increase in
Or average amount throughout t he state,
and a considerable reduction in the nuin•
her of liquor sellers—(Ex.
THE HU ROI; MEL, FRIDAY AUG 3,J$'.
repelar Mate et Sae Mas•
The advanced state of civilinelitee. to
wkioh • great 1 urtiun of this we'- ( has
attained, more especially the oeatevatit
of North Anion s, hes developed aayr-
sure in vocal sud instrumental tux tie
that holds sway over almost every house-
hold. Su much w is the deemed.
fec
musical instruments at the present
that numerous large ht./Awies have bees
emoted, tilled with machinery, .e d af-
fording employment to thumbed. of
skilled workmen. Thew faetesiee see
distributed throughout the length aid
br eelth of the land, bringing their pm-
dudit within easy access at Hand/aerial
which they control for a menet.
The popular taste demands,.tbe vise of
musical instruments for accswpl!nei
tat the voice as well as for ittatinimeatal
solos. I'aterfamilies, yes, and the ma-
ternal guardian of the hometarchouteer-
sible of slid as much delighted ua dieser
tug tv the vocal efforts of time, eleiWron,
as when being treated the ;post brilliant
iustruuneetsl solea nuatejswl easter the
tuition of a teacher
Into the home circle tie, Wu frequently
intro deced the popular scales of the day,
metintutital and cousicyd. Aimee alto-
gether free from ditbeuit passages, and
easily interpreted hy a.:uuug performer,
they are presented to.the social aawtnbly
with a sweetness or *. vim according to
the nature of the selection. Father and
mother applaud, anti by their manner of
appreciation rein. AA. from their children
that sensitivenera.whicb should aver be
treated with medal judgment in the
charmed internee of a home.
Of the sent''aen'•d songs published at
the present titres, there can be little said
in disparagement, as far as the effects
which they produce in the minds of the
performers aid listeners are conce. ned.
In all probability,—and the judgment of
those pawns more immediately Interest-
ed go a lung way to prove the assertion,
—the popular aenti•itental songs of the
day bring more pleasure to the great
mass of the people than could be aoaorn•
plished by compositions more ditticvit to
render. Undoubtedly t'le style at pres-
ent in vogue will give place in a few
years to another chits of music. Query:
Will the general system of teaching
wusic also be changed ; will the scholar
be more thoroughly drilled in the rudi-
ments before being permitted to take his
first "piece T' df such a change should
be made in the next few years, then will
the class of music now flooding the mar-,
ket be conligned to pulp, and a style
more thoroughly 'n taste with the talent.
el musician spring 'tato vigorous grov ,h
that wi'1•relu-e an extended period to
pass before deterio. atiou once more,
ever, ereues.
The popular co:nic songs of the dry r -e
innumerable. The uajo..ty are enwor-
thy of publi ition and should bo confin-
e t to the place from whence they u.:gi
rate : the variety stage. Eve , va..ety
theatre has its patrons ; let its patrons
enjoy themselves with the amusement
offered thein, but re•r sin satisfied with
ink amused by the actors. Unit) • un-
ately, however, the song of the va .ety
theatre, given v tai a •iness that e .
the audience int() a feeling of ecstasy of
delight, are '.ed through the publish•
ing house, tl -et i broad st on the
world,d d t be found in
3
BOOTS AND SHOES
Il�itone has sail: w hstever I matey �
The Glee* Ise-e/S•
th telt of the pursuits e1 industry and I At the Oldest Established Shoe Store in Tows,
scist•ee, and.of the triumphs end glories;
•
of sat, I do not munition an of there Das E
for alleviatiut
as the reek tic 1101 ess V•a^'� etT,
.... g spec
-the.aorrows of human life and encounter i
Ma the evil whirl deface the world.o� ti suit the most fastidious and sk most ecemomie buyer
1T lam asked what a the remedy for their Fv1
`(
deeper sorrows 4 Me huwaa heart, what
geese through his as the power that is :. lea r'aw seomple.t, and I ta.s.p!eadere in infermiag ley customers that at no pre
view 'roue hrlye 1 hal. such a
d able b m
manfully to euefront his afflictions,
.. careful study .•f the enailege ques-
tion shows that th; earth pit is the poor-
est of all silos- 'fhe reason 1., first. that
fermentation is promoted by the air per-
colating through the earth and acting
. upon the fodder ; a'ol secondly, that the
the earth absorbs a considerable portion
of its liquid substance. A silo construct-
ed of planks is one of the best as well as
the cheapest, especially if care be taken
to protect the ensilage frcni frost. 'Phe
only advantage of the stone silo is, that a IPtadditiuu to these, the Judges have
it more likely than any to 1)5 frust I decided that members of the Civil Ser -
•
L..e Ptlsas from Ittaease Tax.
It may be a matter of interest to some
of our readers to know what exemptions
from income tax are provided by the
statute :
The official incomes of the Governor-
General and the Lieutenant -Governor.
Pensions and gratuities derived from
the Imperial treasury, or elsewhe a ot:t
of this Province.
1'•,nslotis of $200 a year and under,
payable by the Province or the Domin-
ion.
Tne income of a farmer derived from
his farm, and the income of merchants,
mechanic and other, persons derived
froni capital liable to assessment.
Income from dividends on bank stocks
and railway stocks are assessed ag�ain'st
the receivers. Incomes from building
society stocks are assessable, but are
charged to the societies in lump sums
under " personal property... instead of
being assessed to each Md.'s 'dual stock
holder.
Incomea leloe WO are exe:upt.
Incomes of clergymen up to Si, 000 are
exempt.
Rental derived [coin real estate is cx-
amen should chesty look to in his pro.,
SPRING STOCK
sustain him'unir trial, an en I v , k
must paint to. something vet y differeabe L.c t r e Sz; ` r 1 e d 510 c•
Aa at present. 1 have :anted the Standard o1 fguality and Lowered the Price unti
it is a pot itive face that no such value in lett wear can be flet elaevaiere.
to something which in a well -knees
hymn is called 'The old, old atoi J,' told
of in an o!dyM book,sed fraught witNeen
old, old teaseling which is the gretillat
and hest {la ever given to mankintT.
meats. to sae Mas.
The following is from the Fjpraa
Lantra: --John Leckie, late banker, of
Brussels, Ont,, has signified his wsliiesso
nem to ran as a representative for iJytsrd-
view Electoral District in the Nettle -west
Council. From his well-known b+miness
.kill and energy, his practical eipei Mace
town and country councils in t1 taro,
his knowledge of the requirements of a
new country, kis talent as a .pecker
efficiency as a debater, together with the
!ergo stake he has in Auinibs.M and the
deep tette est be take' in the welfare of
the settler and advancement .d the coun-
try, he is likely to prove, if.; elected, as
doubtless he will be, one of the best and
mist useful tnembers of the.Uouncil.
An Oasts in the desert res tt(+ brighter
light to the wandering Attsh than a bottle
of Dr. Van Buren's Kidpey Cure is to
the unfortunate sufferer from Kidney
Disease. It is a perfect, positive and
permanent cure. Schli by J, Wilson
Gederich. 2m
CUSTOM W ORS
of every graile still reaches my prompt and tnreful attention, aid w•i11 be made up.
in the tr0*t approved styles byfirst-class workntw, and
.1 the very best material obtainable.
_ Z3 0 QCT' N= T G
Extens:ue Premises anti Splendid New Stock.
CABINET - MAKER AND UND1RTAKER
Hamilton Street, GQdel .
A good aasesiriment or Kitchen. Bed -room, Din!ag Room andlParfor Furniture, such as Ta
Wes, ('hairs',psir, cane and wood ssstedi, Cupboards, Bed -6,44s, MMattrtsr-e. Wash-staads
Lounges, titlFas, What -Nuts, Looking Glasses.
N. B.—.1,omplete assortment of Coffins and Shrouds alwa p on band also H
at ressonyble rate .
"Why should amara whosebltod is warm
within
Sit ke his grarsbise cut in alabaster
Or let his hair gross rusty, scant and thin.
Whsn "CiNaa>,giissssit1A willmake
it grow the fastest. For sale by 3. Wil-
son. `L tr
Pe feet, Positive and Pleamanent are
the cures effected by Dr. Yen Buren's
Kidney Cure. Relief in alt oases of Kid-
ney Disease i t obtained af:er a few doses.
See that yew pruggist give/ you Dr
Van Buren's Kidney Curd- Nail by J.
Wilson Goderich.
'fo take a paper and re use to pay for
it u, under the new United State/ postal
law, taw t, and the person guilty o1 such
an sot is liable to criminal process, the
aim. as if a common thief had stolen from
the publisher the amont of the subscrip-
tion.
consequence is a
well -know .0 peach ,rower in Michel -
ape ".1 ; a_t.al and wholly one-sided and
oppressive tax, bearing most heavily on
the professional and salaried classes.
( ' .to the :an ly c. •cle. That c''ss of vou'
Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters free the I music is always to be found in the homes I
gan cuts off one-third of the new wood
at the pruning season, and thins out
nine -tenths of the youngfruit- As a
result, hie crop is unifortine and his
peaches aro a demand at the hiehest
price in th market The most success
t leu attentive
Picture Framing a specialty.—A call solicited
1161
far klre
Aa Aaswer W*.$ed
Can any oue bring us a case of Kidney
o: Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily caro 1 We say they
cermet, .as thousands of cases already
I•pertnaitently cured and who are daily re
commending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
ier any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bow-
els, and acts directly on the diseased
parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale at 50c. a bottle by J. Wilson. (1j:
A captain on a riversteamer was asked
by a lady passenger the meaning of the
signr'a from the steam whistle. His re -
.1 y was good ; One whistle means for
the advancing boat to take the right side
two whistles the left ; and threw whistles
any side that is wished for.
A L1ie eavnas rre.ral
Mr. M. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan ,
saved his life hy a simple Trial Bottle o.
Dr. King's New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which caused hint to procu.e
a large bottle, that completely' cured him,
ati are a.i, ears u when Dnetors, chance of climate anA
home 1 that should be the last to a ;mrd everythinst else had failed. tethma,
then' welcome. Of corse there are tlrorchitis, Hoarseness. Severe C•,ti_'he,
popular comic sorts tl :t are without and all Throat and Lung diseases, it is
pernicious effects : on the cent .. ,b. r, ^naranteod to cure. 'atrial Htattles at J.
whole-sor'ed and hea..leas enjoy went 11i's..n•e drugstore. , Lame size $1. (1••
system of the jnnrsonous humours that I governed by wise and sensible pave or
asrd;-, , a.
develop, in o Kidney and Urinary dis-
iu1 , ap.o-Kruwe:a are not eases, give tone and vigor to the SSomach LD
to the thinning out process. One clue- and purify the Blood. It might be argued with fa' less that
ter on a shoot is the most they wilow,and I Dr. Russell has performed a novel ser- the pro: .c:e.i ptetitd of peace on th'e
the beet results are frequently obtained
by thinning out the ono cluster. Fruits Rit'al operation upon n citizen of Sher- continent hr • alittle t , do in muuldinQ
brxoke, extracting from the calf of his the taste of the people to the style of
and !lowers are almost every„ here seen
too crowded to thrive, or t • fi'I thou[-
he a collar button, whieh the latter had
selves with flatcar and lragrauro. them -
mimed for several months. Some men
never know when they have a good
Rotel parts of .lune grass and red top thing
will produce a very fine lawn, if the
;round is in a fit condition and suitable Ilegi•ta Lend.•.: Grip's back page car -
care is taken of the grass afterwards. p h O 11 h n hu
The seed may be sot. i in April or tut
latter part of Sep:'cmber, arta tl •t� t1,o
roots may be properly strc .
crop should not becut•oftonerthan tw.ce
the first year. ,The ground should be
well trenched, enriched and graded iw-
fnm the seed is sov..1 ; ii we!. watered
and rolled and mowed, a good velvety
a•.ol is almost sure to foo n. But this re-
quires time, Tojproduco the beautiful
lawns of England has teen the work of
getelations
With pure blood, contagions fevers and
other diseases bate no hid ea tete sys-
tem. Dr. C.....a s s :;towaca Bitters ren•
hr the V. mad pr r r• c
p. p alar soma of the day. W ere a call
to arms given throughout the land how
quickly v. ices would be tuned to warlike
a It would be urfailr to pass over the
ten -.•r•-'sent$ . o n c nog ase o i e. •t• of two modern composers, G"licit
knees imptorinr Sir •Toho to take h u N
few) use Cabinet. Sir John, with his and Sullivan. These talented gentlemen
it.:.d t.a ,one ride, his hands spread, say's: have given to the wield a tyle o: nrtrsic
"Tel -e you in 1 «'hyo my dear sir, I harm chat is comical, popular, put woo hy a
Wren you in most beast,fully. This
reminds us of a bon trot of Lord Duf-
ferun s. A Conservelire politic'•tn said
to hint some months after tho Pacifi3
s , "My lord, I think it is now
clear that Sir John never sold the char-
ter." "Yes," said Lord Dnffenn, with
his lisp, "he only sold Sir Hugl."
by all Druggists. Large letttle, fifty
conte.
In the history of medicines no preps
ration has received such utile..asai ooni-
mendatiou for the alleviation it affords,
and the permanent cure it effects in kid-
ney dimness, as Dr. Van Buren's Kinney
Cure. Its action in tdistressing1
complaints is simply 2mby .1. Wilson
A CIsitYoe CHOLF.AA MORRI'a. --A
positive cure for this dangerous com-
plaint. and for all acute •,r canonic form.
...... e. t.otnlnaiut incident to (Sommer
and Fall, is found in Dr. Fowl: s Ex-
tract ..f Wild Atrawber.s ; to be procur-
ed from any druggist
position in every household. -'inat so
many of ntodurnyouthful musicians ha.e
accepted freely these compaoitions, slid
:created themselves to a mastery of them
on a•'coent of the', g: .t temp' parity, is
e ,mmendable, r id brings a ',assurance
that a higher tone in popular songs will
be adopted in the hear future.
Simply miraculous is &11I can say of
the effect of Dr. Van
A Kidney
Care in my case. i7 lady
writes this front Antigoniah, N. S., who
haat guttered from pains J.in the
len ek
rish..moi,twenty 1 bys
A atartl ersMlsee f]tisMed TiMIssMS.
Physician's are often startled h; re- Allover the hod are tato ecstasy
nierkable discoveries. The fact that Dr. i oven Dr. iKis*. NeeDlr$.vsy for ed for o
King's New Discovery for Consumption i sumppttem. Their
diseases is daily I hy the timely sae of to post life (Iav-
end all Threat and Lung np � in„ !eulogy, messes times to Ko mese,
caring patients that they have i ern wi�d in its ire It is gnalenteed to
t,, die, is duty,,ng them to realise ize their estefitie,,l Ogre severe eenghs• Mat so -
ems*
merit of and examine into the rbMS, hay fever, heast.hitis, huantlag's,
merits of this hundreds
1 discover re- leas of voice, of any affection of the
melti
-iani using in humin theirh mf our best p„' t and las Trial bottles fres at
ricins it in practice. STS throat
Wila•m a lunge.
*fore Targe sire
.e.ttle+i (tee at .1 Wilsons Drug $1.00 '2
(leveler size $1 00
w
WHO I$ UNACQUAINTED WITH THE OENDRAPNY OV THIS COUNTRY. Wit.
SEE SY EXAMININO TINS MAP. THAT THE
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71.'1 tat
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y,
graphicalDoing tee Crest position, shOrntral trr to travelers, breasony
..t androute utebstwoslthe East, Northeast a•w
Southeast, and the West, Northwest and Southwest.
It Is titeratiy and strictly true, that eta c:nesetions are all of the principal lines
of road betwoen the Atlantic and the Pantno.
Sy Its main line and branOM* It reaches Chicago, •collet, Peoria. Ottawa.
k Island, In Illinois ; Davenport, Mutine,
WaSalle. Canoseo,shington. Keokuk,, K oxviilMolIne le, Od skaloosa, Fairfield, Des MOM**. set L.lb.•rtl,
Iowa City, Atlantic, Avoca, Audubon. Harlan, Guthrie Oenter and Counsel' stuns.
In Iowa t Gallatin, Trenton, Cameron and Kansas City, in Missouri, and Leaven-
worth and Atchison in Kansas, and the hundreds of cities, villages and towns
Intermediate. The
"CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
-As It Is familiarly offers
ta elthe advantages comforts
In•
incident to trackbridges, Union at aloonneotlnig s
Fast Express Trains, composed of COMMODIOUS, WFL.L VENTILATED. WILL
MEATI:, FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAY COACHES; a line of the
MOST MAGNIFICENT HORTON RECLINING CHAIR CARS ever built i PULLMAN'S
latest destined and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING CARS. and DINING OARS
that N ANY
ROADre acknowledged by IN THE COUNTRY. and In whiand ch upee rioremeals are served to trathe FINEST NUN velers s at
the low rate of $EVENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
THREE TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINS each way between CHICAGO and MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL,
413 the famous
ALBERT _LEA ROUTE.
A Hew and Direct Line,
eo da Cl c nnatand Kankakee.
has i. anapoFenner
_end Lan Payette,
between Newport News. Riohm
end COuncll SIuM, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Intermediate points.
All Through Passengers carried on Fast Express Teasing.
For more detailed information, see Maps and Folders, which may be obtained. as
well as Tickets, at all principal Ticket Offices In the United States and Canada. Or oi
R. R. BL, t. ST. JOHN,
Vice-PCAres'tEd Cen'l Manager, Cen'I T'k'$ i Pass'r Ag't
,,CHICACO.
Thot•asnds are being cured e: Catarrh
every yvae with Halt's Catarrh Cure, that
'he doctors had given up and said could
not he cured. 75 centa a bottle. Sold
by George Rhynas, sole agent for Gode -
Ogle
3to
Res ea a MR stere
Neter was molt a rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at J. Wilson's fora Theeete
Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Disaty- TIrkete.t,this
ewy for Consompttioti, Cemts and Colds. Cehhre.r,i Ln,' fr.
personsAll affected with s. Bron- Isle et ell oaee.I
ehitu Rossettea., Severn Coagha or any tkr t-.
&Rotatirm of the Trnat or Ltttlg i tan gee crisis
a Trial 1'luttle o4 this great remedy free,
by calling at above Dreg Stoic. Regg-
ae size $1. (5):
PRI
IPM- LINE
,locrEST, 4011CKIAT tut
p ail ani • - • 1:I `;T Ilse to St. .Joseph,
pointe Inelchla,n,ToMli►Drd-
1iet.raaka,MIMOurl,Fen-.nn.lhll.ti611-
ns, New Mexico, Ar$nne. Mu... 4velem,tens and Tess.. ,�•��
Ci c i Gar
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