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EXPERIMENTAL UNION
Prag pamms of the Ontario Agri .
cultural and Experimental -
Unlon Muting
We have recei+<ed a programme of
the next annual meeting of the Ontario
Agricultural and Experimental Union,
which. is to be held at the Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph, on the
Toth: -and 1lth of December next. We
are pleased to notice in this programme
that the Committees appointed to
carry do experiments throughout
Ontario with Agriculture, Live Stock,
Horticulture, Apiculture, Botany.- and
Etomology, have all been • active in
their work. Each Committee will -
give a report at the meeting- of the
results oobtained in 1896. In. Agri-
culture alone 2260 farmers throughout
Ontario conducted experiments during
the past year with different varieties
of grain,- roots, potatoes, corn, etc; with
different mixtures for greenfodders;
and with different fertilizers with oats
end rape. These were all practical
experiments, conducted by practical
• men, and the results when presented
at the meeting will no doubt he
• exceedingly valuable and interesting-
We
nteresting.`ya are, iii fact, impressed- with the
practical, nature Of rhe programme
throughout, and . believe that . the
meeting will he instructive to those
connected with stock-feeding,'dairying,
bortieulture, and with general farm
work.
Besides the presentation of, and the
discussion on, the results of the co-
, c'perative experiments conducted
throughout Ontario, addresses will he
- delivered ' by . tete following noted'
speakers; Hon. Jahn Dryden, Minister
of Agriculture for the Province ,of
Ontario; Hon. Sidney Fisher, Minister'
of Agriculture for the Dominion of
Canada; . Prof. Chas. E. - Thorne,
Director of the Agricultural Experi-
ment Station, Wooster, Ohio; Mrs. J..
iloodlese, Principal of the School of
Domestic Science, Ha ria i 1 ten, Ontario;
Y. r.- Thomas Greiner, authur of "How
r cs make the garden pay,"et_c:, La Salle,
s;ew York, and WM. Rennie, Fares
i aperintendent, Ontario Agricultn ral
College, Guelph.
• On the last page of the programme
is: a letter from Thos. Hunt; Profes;or
of Agriculture, State University,
.from which we quote` the following: "I
QM convinced that the Ontario Agri-
' cultural College is .carrying on throdgh
• Oil; Union the; most comprehensive
and systematic series .of co-operative
c•gricultural experiments on .the
American continent with which I am
familiar." _
From a -letter written by Prof J.
W. Robertson,we also make a quota-
tion as follow,: -"I do not know of any
r.rganization which illustrates more
€ully, the- great gain which comes to the
individual members of s community,
throaigh co-operation, for ends that are
good, than the Experimental ZTnion in
•-arrying en co-operative experiments
in Agriculture." _
As the Provincial Fat Stock and
Dairy Show and the -annum meeting
of the Dominion Cattle, Sheep, and
Swine Breeders' Associations are to be
held in Guelph on. Monday,. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of the same
week as the annual meeting of the
Experimental Union, an opportunity
will be afforded those who attend any
or all of these gatherings of the Live
Stock Associations within the one
week.
All persot s desiring to attend the
sweeting of the Experimental Union
should write to Mr. C. A. - Zavitz,
Secretary, Agricultural CoIIege;
Guelph, for a - programme of the
streeting, which gives full particulars
regarding excursions rates on the rail-
-road`s. am other matters of interest.
FREE CRAYONS
From now until the first
of the New Year, - I will give
a Targe crayon protrait free,
of yourself or anyone you
wish, with every dozen of
cabinet photos.
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coo
VEN.
M. CORRIGAN'S
Is the place to snake is ur selections in
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
I have instock the following.:
Apples
Blacking
Black Lead 5
Blue
Baking Powder
Barley, pot
Bath Brick
Beads
Brooms
Baskets
Brushes.
Si=chit
Coffee .
C‘.l,eetienery
t auued Goba.
Ch-colate
Cern, canned- -
Co;n meal •
_Currants ' -
C'urrie Powder -
Cream Tarter
!Dried Apple
Extracts
Figs
,-Fish,- anned
. ,-Fish, dried
!Gelatine'
IGingers
'Honey '
;Ink
' Indigo
Licorice
Lime .1 tries
!Lemons.
'Lamps
.starts
Matches
Mince Meat
MeaI
• Macaroni • -
Mustard -
Meata,canned
Cocoanut - [Magnesia
Dates
A-1 FIuur always on
IOiNutmI,eg
olive
Oil, sweet
t)il, ser
( )rangas
Oat Mcaalto
Pails
Peels
,Pipes ,
-IPickle _
IPearline
IT, canned '
irepper .
Raisins
Pace
!Rice•
Flour
11",s
" Salt
Salmon
,NS,:
rtienna
tirade
ting3r
'Svrna
Soda
Soaps
Spices
i$taxch
IStrawberries, canna
Sulpbera - '
1Tapioca .
Tomatoes,canned
-ITeas
ITohaccoes
- Vermicell
.Vinegars'
Washboard 14 j!Waslsir g Ciysta
I W;'oodcnware
IWhitin�
Diener Sets
_ l`eac:t Cakes
Dinner Set-
. i'he.t tiet•
Water Sitt.
-Cif-ant SV•tfx
rroil.•t Setts -
MARRIED
TOPP---McDONAGH—At the residence of
the bride's father, on Monday. Nov. 20th,
by Rev. R. Hall, Frederick George Topp,
of Toronto ealesmare, to Flora Alice
McDonagli, of Ashfield.
ALTON--BLAXE—At the residence of the
bride's father by the Rev. R. H. Hall,
Kate Evelyn,daughter of Robert Blake. to
Herbert Alton, of IA est Wawanosh, oq
Nov. 25th.
liar a Matter of 501310 korty Years or.
"ilosepls Gardner,. stove dealer, of Bath,
OntariO, is a great believer in Dr.
ease* Kidney -Liver Pills for °Indiges-
tion* constipation, dyspepsia,- Bright's
14 disease, rheumatism, And. kidney, liver
sad stOtnach troubles generally.
-sr was troubled for over forty years
/CM- 4ndigestion and _constipation." he
severe headache. I spent dollars and
dollars mithomit result until Mr. Bail,
out drugfist; advised me to try Chase's
Kitbkey-7.4.ver Pills. I did so, and must
eat that they are the only remedy that
gave me relief. I would not be- with-
sant"thena for anything."
' Kan? People/suffer from rheumatipu.
!lad blood and diseased kidne3rs bring
mill remedy alt this and etre rheuma-
gem sciatica and all. kindred complaints.
We* is a sample case :
Yliar boy was all crippled up and
,--orifered awfully with rheumatism,"
'writes Ma II. Wills, of Chesley, Ont.
" tato had a touch of diabetes; The
'doctors could do him no good, but Dr. -
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills completely
eared him."
_Bold by all dealers and" Etimane0a.
Rites * Co.. Toronto. 25e.
' all other remedies fail Dr. Cllage's
Posed and Tairpentine Will cure. - the
worst atonic cold. 23 cents.
- BOARS FOR SERVICE
'rim UNDERSIGNED WILL KEEP
thoroughbred` Berkshire boar, and also a
Medium Yorkshire wbite- boar. Both these
animals are of the ehrdeett stock. and are the
hest in this part of the country- TEnms-z-
at time of Service, or SL25 if not so paid -
/or pedigrees a id other information apply -to bkIEEP ESTRAY •
HoIyrood P..0.
SM RT,
ousTom.TAILOR.
.4.11122.'s Block
Having opened out business
in the rOorn over Mr. Wm.
Connell's dry goods store, I
am prepared to turn out in
the neatest manner and lat-
est styles all sost of work
pertaining to a first-class tailor
shop. Satisfaction always
guaranteed. A call solicited.
To enter- my rooms please
come by way of main up -stair
entrance of Allin's block.
Ile_____EATIZIA
Baker Confectioner.
Dealer in all liinds of
Confectione.ry, Etc.
Bread, Buns
The owner of a ywatch ot clock
Then it is to your interest when get
ting it repaired to place it in the
hands- of the most skilled werkman
you can find. This you will do by
bringing it to
or Lueknow.
The goods sold 6y him here anel in
Wingharn from 1571 to 1879 are giv-
ing the best Of satisfaction still. Re-
established in Lucknoiv 1894. Pleaee
remember the place, in the old stand
1
eon ri.
Along tie wiry �t•P�—
Find many thin ; which
Would discourage—
Many people. .
Bad weather—
Rough
ea t:her—.
Rough roads
And hard times, but--
We are going. to do the—
Best we can this month
By selling cheap---
Dress Goods—° -
Woc llen- Goods and--
MantleCloths.away- -
Dowlt •in prices : to--
Suit- the tinges
Millinery at cost— •.
A few of these lovely—
Jackets also
Cost—A .great—
Reduction in Corsets
Be lin Wools
and - Bilks in all
Values for . .
Holiday Trade
O
DON'T FAIL TSEE.
OUR
BARGAIN TABLE.
SMITH.
People want -some goods this fall althotigh
tithes are hard. Vire have a large aSsortrnent of
goods left at hard times prices as we- are
- T` L L LIVE To .have honestly we must
swot* wo. When the rewards of labor are small the
mereant who wants to do business- must- be willing
to g t11 on small prpllts. t Close cash prices are what
we Offer at all times, but for December . we will give
SP_ ,IAL PRICES ON FURS of ail . kinds,MEN'S-
a1 d 1OYS' OVERCOATS, GLOVES HSIERY,
etc. -. Come and see. what we are oi%ring,
���� and OVERCOATSBOY1S'
Gloves, $OS7.6I'y, etc,
GONNE
•
CHRI
rocery
WILL SOON BE HERE and we
have been preparing for the wants of
the public. - We have added- to our
supply of •
---Choice lot ot confectionery
--Try our Ktneora tea in lb package
—25e. Sure to please_ loo-rs of tea. s
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
. and Cakes'
: . Fresh Daily
Flour. Oatraeal and Corn
meal always on hand
—Cleaned Paradise currentS
—Nuts, figs, dates, lemon, orangp_and cit:
• —ron peels, icing sugars and everything in
—citoice groceries for the holiday trade.
( tilt r I i.:tes of good teas from 1.5e to 50c a N
lb. Otu- stock of erockery and glassware
is alwsss complete. Wishing you a ,
JO ELLIOTT
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o. 1 Flour and Feel, ',4Iways kept on hand and delivered to any part of the town.
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Our,stock well assorted in every dapart-
ment. -All kinds of goo& going very cheap as we
:want to -be through selling by January /5th. Our
goods are as good and Our prices are lower than
any ,others. Prices laterson.
Clearing Sale
in BOOTS arid SHOES at
PEART'S.
I have decided to sell out
my- summer stock at a great
reduction so as to be ready
for winter stook coming in.
Any person wanting Boots
and Slioes can rely on' getting
them at right prices..
Call and secure some of our
Bargains.
next to Mr. Lawrence's and the- eX-
press and telegraph office. stook
consists of
and snver Watches, 'Cinch%
Silverware, Diamond Mugs.
ding et Engagement Rings, Charms,
Bremen% Ear -rings. Bracelet, Fine
Cutlery, Violins, strings and Rows
•
Now is the
, Time to purohase
- Your Skates •
As you will
WATCHMAKER.- A
MAPLE - LOGS 1.
WANTED .
:Poole i(m.ust
_ffivo etpoories.:,-
WE HAVE A FULL
LINE OF SKATE
REPAIRS
- AND STRAPS and
The great question is where to get them. . We keep the best
qualiiies to be had. We don't pretend to sell them below cost, but we do
sell them at a very close margin.
TMALS
Black, Green and Japan are uneqUalled in quality and prices. You
will save from 5 to 10 cents per pound if you buy from us instead of tea
peddlers. Compare quality and prices. .
OROCICMIri—
We have a fine assorttnent cf dinner setts, tea,
setts very cheap. Call, examine them and get prices.
John Peart.
Upwards of 900,000 feet of
maple logs wanted- at
Mitchell ErosTholler Mills,
Lucknow, Ont., for which -
. the highest cash price will
be paid.
Mitchell -
LUCKNOW.
TO PARZEERS.
.AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
is now afforded 1,41 farm,ers with small
capital who desire to obtain impreved farm
or stock ranches, with irrigation, buildings
and fencestin the District of Alberta, North
West Territories, on easy terms. The-reising
of horned cattle. hems, Sheep, and pip -is
rhpidly deyeroping in the _District.
rhe undersigned will fainish information or
filHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY SIT-
". nate in the Village of Luau* and he
ing 3 saeres near -the gtat ion and 13 acres on
the west side of LucknOw, now occuPied by
Pet.r Watson, and that part of blockl G, on
the earner of Campbell and Stauffer streets.
For particulars apply to
1071 18 . M. CARIVBELL
DAVISON,
FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS.
Havidg secured the Premises 1...ttely occupied
by O.W. BERRY aa a Furniture Ware Mom,
I have recently fitted it with the newsst -de
sikns of all kinds of Household Furniture As
t 3 quality, they -are- unequalled. -.The-price is -
away down. 'All goods are bought for snot
any rwrson in the country. -Why buy in To-
ronto and pay freight, subject to damage,
when you can save this at helm? When at
A. T. DAIVSON'S inspect and be e.am-
berry end toilet
"All kin of flOur and feed kept constantly op hand. Goods
delivered to any part of the town.
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McClure and iliallough
BE:READY FOR .THE
We have a lalte
Stock of all sizes and
Now- yoku get the advantagav
STICKS
HENCE
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Furnittire.°
BilSi ess
DeOde Wie
cy_13.6y rBest- .Wrjuger.
-IPOPELAR-_ :CASH :HARD
DEPARTMENT
rduc ted at the old stand,--ahieh his been
entirely retrovate3.
BOAR FOR- SERVICE
rftHA.T PURE BRED BERKSHIRE
a. boar."Prido of Huron," sire 'Pride of
Brame, (3529); data, Foreat Beauty 13592).
both bred by Richard Rivers. of Walkerton,
and tracinv to imported stock on &Ali aides .
for generatioos back. Tama- $1.00, stricay
as& Soles to be returned three times if
siecessary. Hut* provingin pig the money
herefunded or another sow served. A
reducUon to partiea bringing two or more sows
the same season. L,also offer _a splendid
Weaker ram -Isath for date. -
ROARS FOR SERVICE
•
:141B UNDEBSIGNLrD WILL KEEP
A°T hived celestes. White boar and
Berkshire bPar for ser-
(amaikarme registe. red in the new
R 041. IstriCtlY cash
nlartapply to
COMB TI) THE PREMISES OF THE
undersigned. lot 17, con. 13,' West
We, vanesh. on or about the firat of- October
last, two- white aged ?lumps, The oWngr is
take them away.
CATTLE ESTRAY1
TRAYED THE PREhl;S*S OF
the undervigned. let :37, con. 3, 4inloss,
about the middle of October, 3 vearlingiheifers
and4 yearling steer'. Tvioiof the heifers were
red and one roan, and the steer was 'Spotted
red and white. Ady persen giving such
information as may lead to their recovery
RICHARD CHARTER',
Whitechurcli P. O.
BOAR -FOR SERVICE
g purchased the Fnrniture Business of 'Mr. ,G,
Berry, e have moved the same, together with a large stock
of th latea styles and newest designs of
Fiirniture, Curtain. Poles,
Taking Care of -Boater: a Spec -
The Embalming Fluid, material and agi-
pliances used hwie proven to be the most
effectual that have ever freed used for the past
-twenty yeang.
ifirPicture Framing and all kinds of R •
LUCKNO
Pictures and Window Shades;
also a full of
UPEOLSTE GOoDS
in Turkish Rug, Silks, Plusli, etc. richly trimmed with
fringe,
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pairing done at the old Stand.
CEO. H. DOUGLAS,
NEW LIVERY.
fikingt
LADiES' MANT
AND JACKETS
Nozt Door to the Post ofile, Luoknow.
itriidertakilig as -Specialty
, .
Charges -moderate and calls both night and day promptly
attended to.:.' WO solicit the pationage of thca village ana. stir -
THE UNtoliRSIGNED WILL *snr
for service at lot 17, con. talriyetit-
THOS, 'MILLER. St. Thief* P Vanilla -VOL
Dining the month of December, we
will clear the Valance of our stock of mantles
Pr ices- Reasopable•-:
Rigs delivered to any paitot town
tro