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Finis!thig Cattle Upon the Crass
While the Standin Committee up -
ow agriculture at Ottawa were hear-
ing the evidence given by J H. Gris-
dale, Dominion Agricifitdrist, a differ -
ewe of opinien developed between the
sPeaker and some of the members Of
the committee as to the value of fin-
ishing export ' stock on grass. Mr.
Jackson, one of the metnbers, main -
tabled that fully 50 per cent. of the
stock in Ontario are finished 'upon
grass. Ho, thought . that experiments
along this line should be conducted at
the Central Experiment Farm.
Mr. Grisdale admitted that if they
had the available fields at the farm,
suer experiments would: be interesting.
As it was, extensive experiments • In
rotation of crops and soil cultivation
were in progress at the 'falai), •and
these would be interrupted if Mr..,
Jackson's suggestiona were carried out,
Mr. Grisdale was of the opinion that
the pasturing of these- cattle was
done at a loss very ,cairtmonly. Un
less he hat rough land, the :man who
was pasturing his cattle was getting
a very small return from it. A mem-
ber of the committee thoug,ht that if
the 'question were gone into thorough-
ly, it woilld be the other way round.,
Another- member stated that there
• were very few cattle t1iiat-'1104 ben fe.d
through the •winter that were not.
islied fin -
on the grass in Wellington
County,: •••
. ,
If, reinarked Mr. Grisdale, yo g take
100 acres of first class land and put
cattle i ou: W'11:: get small •re-
turns compared what 'Yea would
get from the same cultivated' and
farrned, a very much. Snialier return
relatively. Therefore; he was • con-
vinced that good land should not be
pastured._ One • of the members of
lbo committee expressed the opinion
•that Mr. Grisdale thoi1d Witilutraw
bits statement and not give any opin-
ion. upon this subject of pasturing
until he had fattened. •cattle , on grass.
in two or three fields at the experi-•
mental farm. :Ir. .Grisdale, however,
said the opinion lexpressed was that)
he could get inoxe inoney 'Off a . given
area . of and hy farming' than ' •by
pasturing it and that he declined to
withdraw that Statement unless it
was the wish at the committee.
•
Are Cement Silos Not Aiwa s
the Best?
, No doubt a large number of • farm -
erg are contemplating the erection
of concrete silos this , coining• sum-
mer. We have seen a great' deal_
about silos in your paper and
thought our experience might be of
value to some. Although I am a
young man, I have worked on the
farm all my life and have had • con--
sidera,ble experience with silos of
different kinds. On my .father's farrn,
we had one of the old fashioned,
square board silos. It gave very good
satisfaction but we found that a
large quantity ...2f the silage spoiled
in the corners. When I moved onto
a farm of my own, I erected a con-
crete silo, 12 feet in diameter and .28
feet higle _stately I s
-thick. The bottoin was •f . ce-
ment and shaped' like sau , i,Ve
used 28 barrels of • Wand: , cement
to construct- it. t took seven Men
four and one-half days to build 14
it cost about $200 .all told. Afteg it
.was complete I found it too small for
.the money it cost. • The silage it con-
tained was spoiled slightly for about
six feet from the top* along •the edges,
a white mould having formed •for
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• about four biles- in from the •edge.
• It graduallY get leti at :we went down,
But I d:id not mind that as it entirely'
disappeared Cite the first six • feet.
The next 15 feet was really 6.7(del-
lent ensilageand 1 was delightod
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with my sile. As we neared the bote
torn, hovvever; hoticed it began . to y
get soft and soggy and the bottom
busfeetwas practically,' worthlese. C
, It .was like vinegar., ,
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Morris, Township.
1 Mies Nettie Kellington has retuned
home from Toronto, where she has
sPent the paert winter.
..Ir. John Sellars arrived home laet
week from MooSejaW, Man., where lie
bee been for theepast year.
• The many old friends ot MM. Gil-
bert Spices will he sorry to hear that
she has Igen quite 111 during the pest
week, het we hope A change for the
better will soon take place.
Mr. and Mrs, William Laueldand of
Oshawa returned home • last 'Week,
after visiting with Mr. Lauchland's
esters, Mrs. 'Gilbert Spiers and Mrs,
Witliarn Shedden, fourth line.
It is. our sed •duty to record the
death of Mrs. John Brown, wnieh 00.-
Ourrea oa the 180 of April at her
home At -Massey Mine, •IVirs. Brown
was the third daueliter of Mr. and
Mrs, Archie A. McDonald, formerly of
the first, lino of 1Vforrie. She was 4
gree,t favorite with, all who knew her,
and her death will be heard ot with
much regret. A brief but impressive
serviee was held at the home in the
morning, conducted by Rev. C. B. Jef-
frey, Methodist minister of Welled,
after which The funeral *ended tet
the Watford Union cenieteey. When
the cortege arrived at the 'Union
church, notwithstanding the very bad
condition of the roads, 4 large erowd
of friends and acquaietances had al-
ready gathered, the church being fill-
ed to -the doors. A 'sympathetic and
tbuching service Wee held, efveryone
fetling deeply the sadness, of the oe-
e
colon. Rev, M. Jerret conducted
the service, and spoke ear estly from
the words, "Blessed leo thdead
which die in the Lord from henee-
forth, yea, saith the Spirit, thalti-theyi
may rest from 'their Libbers, and their
works do follow them." She leaves
behind to mourn her decease,. her now
bereave:4 husband • and infant son,
her pareets, her brother Michael
(at present :milt() ill), and her 'sisters,
Mrs, Miller, Mrs. W. Phillips, Mrs.
George Newman .and Miss Mary Mc-
Denald. - • e:
'Grey Township.
Next Meeting of the township coun-
cil will be:held 'tei May 28th. •
• E•dward Bryarts attended the
rvative Conven lion • for Gentile
Huron at Clinton on Thursday of last
A valuable • brood • mere and • foal,
the property of jos. Huston, 16th
ccre, died •last week. It will , mean
quite n loss. - •
A good cow belonging to ,David
Inglis, had . to be killed last Week
owing to her leg being broken an
•fight with a steer. - '
• The Various steel bridges in • the
township that require painting 'Will
be treated to a new preservative dress
daring the coining season. •
' The trustees of S,:S. No. 2 have re-‘
engaged their•Jiresent efficient teaeher,
Miss Rebecca McNair, at $450, She.
has taught 2 years and. des first-class
The new. flags are to hand ,in • the
most of the pane schoolS and: 'flag
staffs are arranged by the reapective
trustee- board's so the colors may float
in the •hreezes. • '
We are pleased hear that 'Mies
Ellie Knox, who ha e been a Priioner
to the home for abode: 7 years owing
to phralysisi foliewing a siege •ei
typhoid fever, is making progress in
regaining the use 'Of 'her limbs ,1 and
ill , .
soon be :able to get about .as .. of
ore. •
, .
.The Monte • of . Mrs-. Thomas
ardiff's 13th, Was:. • the
enlre of attraction td a; large 'number
f reletives and friends on Wednesday
last .Week,: the cause .0f1it being the
arriege .W James Bettie of the leth
n. of Elma to Miss..IVIabel Victoria
oungest' daeghtee el the hostess; At
3.0 to the •strains of the wedding
arch played by Miss Maud Ferguson,
f,Waltoree-eousineefeette-beidte- the
young couple -took their places. and
Rev. IS. M. Lan.e-Ford perfoenied the
ceeemohy .linking item •fpr life. There
was a• rush to extend congea,telations
after Ny hich all were invi-ted • to the
tables Where , the best of everything
'wee spread, . Th: bride' was made the
reelpient of marry gifts, •The everting.
was epee in dancing and other. amp:ie.-
-Merits' till a .iate hour when all depart-
ed wishing Mr. and • Mrs. Bernie a
leippy future. They ' Will inate theft
home: on 411.2 groom's; fere in Elma.
This spring, I ••purchased about
nine feet of silage 'that. was.. .in. a
round stave silo e of. one '.of my -neigh-
bors. This silage . was': taken from
the better]) of, the .silo. The - owner •
told me that thb silo had been in use.
about 12 years 'and had cost him $50:.
It-bokettegeoiHse-4-2-yearsemere
leaSt. You . may' judge. my surprise
when I• foiled that fri the .nine feet- in
the bottoni of the silo, • I did net find.
one bushel of spoiled•silage,' net ..even
on the bottom •and the :silage had been
Ne ' ; ' I shoeld be -pleased . to • Ide,
dum d in itpon' the bare ground.
• ..
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from :some men who herehad exper-
ience with sites Whether or not this.
juice could be drained •off . with. tile
Mack' inthe bottom' 'of- the ' :silo. -
Arthur Clitistie, Dundas Co., Ont. .
.
The ex,perienee . of this men is morc.
evidence showing that 'the most ex-
,
pensive artiple is not always the best.'
A. cheap ,wpoilen stave etlo will fre-
quently glee •aS 'good satisfaction as
the mor,.! expensive kinds, ' Had • there
been Piovision made fee elrainage • in
this cement: silo of 'our suliseriber'e,
he wo,uld nothave • experieeced, this
loss of 'silageat the bettoni of his
silo. .The mistake is frequeetly made
of 'making the hottomeof ethe silo to
tight. Where no • drelinage is allow-
ed for, espeeially if the corn be in -
nature at the itilie of (Mine; tlie silo.
There ,is sure to he 'waste wheii
the last of the Silage is' taken. out. -
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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor and' Proprit.tor
FIAT WHAT YOU WANT.
But Find the War to Digrat Whet
You Do Eat.
The first thing to do ie the eaiio
Indigestion or stomach weakness is:te
strengthen the. muscular walls of the
stomach and intestines, so that they
Will -Care for •Nie food that Is eaten.
In. no other waj• can this be done as
well as by taking a Mi-o-na.tableti
for each rne,al. Thin restores strength
to the stomach muscles and stimulat-
es the .pouring out .of gastrie juices,
then the food digests readily and yeu
begin to get the futt 'benefit trom whet
you lat.
Use Mi-o-na oitenever you have sic%1
beadache; h...artburn, bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, spot& before th;
eyes, sleeplessness and the limey other 1
symptoms that are the *ea' result of
• indigpstion.
W. S. It. Holmes' gives with eVery,
50 cent box, of Mieenea guarantee to
refund the money unlesi.Uu remedy
vereg,
Zurich
•Word Was weevil •her last Week
announcing the death et Mie • Henry
Eicher, near Elkten, Miele The de-
ceased was, up to a few years ago, a
resident of this township. • '
The following officers were recently,
elceted in the Ladies' Aie of the Ey-
eneelical church
• Pres.; Mr, "(Rev.) A. D. Glechlor
• Vide -Pres., Mrs: John Preeter
Secretary, Mrs, Mae. Welker .
Cor. -Seri., Mrs. Peter lender
Organist, Mrs, Wililam Calfas.
This Society was organized by WM
pastor a year ago last April and is at,
preeent in a proeperous condition.
The parties Connected on the Balite
Telephone ltnt, R. N. Douglas,.
merchant, Blake; G. S. Howard,
teadher, Mate ; L. Gerber, Dan,
Giegerieh and Elmer l4lopp, farmers,
Bronson Line, Hay. The next, line
will he tem to Drysdale 'which will add
about ten more eubscribers to the
Xurieli exchange,
iegAi•••••..
wuv catsT COLDS •
• ARE DANGEROUS
They lead to pleurisy eel pneumon-
ia. Follow tha adViee of W. H. Pow -
les of Polities' Corners, Ont,, •Who
says lf used to be subject to •at-
tacks and although used 1110Nt eVery-
ileitg nothing relieved Meekly till I
discovered Nett -Mee. have used it
for pleurisy and &Ire bliegt ahd found
It just the proper Uilr,g. Pot luntho
or Neuralgia, it's quick as lightning.
cheerfully recommend Nervilinc."
Strongest. cleanest, most pain dntroy-
ing liniment on earth is Poison's, Ner-
viline, 25e bottlesold everywhere.
•
LI.114110V4A.
The annual pirating a the Method-
ist Sabbath school wee held i,et, the
Parsonage. Dr. Newton was eleeted
superintendent for eneitor 'soar. A
number of new teaehere were appoint-
ed. The school is growing in nurnbers,
the aellectione are good, and the mise
sionary contributions are in advenee
of •forrner years. An excelleut ore
chestra has been introduced into the
school, which is emelt. aPpreciated. It
was decided to organize an advanced
class, which will be organize4 lby the
pastor next Sabtiath in the auditorium
of the church. The busineee being dis-
pesed of, a dainty lencheon was serv-
ed by Mrs, Ford, assisted by her
deughters, which was much enjoyed by
all present.
Roy S, Towse of Minneapolis., Minn,
and Miss Marion HOUSkin or town,
were married yesterday at the paeson-
• age of the First United Presbreirlan
church, of IVIaweonda, Wash„ Rev. M,
E. Dunn, officiating. The vouple will
make their home at Spokane, Wash,
Mr. B. G. Sheriff, formerly of the
•lVfolsons Bank staff, has been transfer-
red from the Hamilton branch to the
Hensel branch,
The Lucknow Agricultural Society
intends entering the field eroptome
petition again this year. This
was one • of the ten eocieties which
'carried oft prizes last year,
• A Good Time to 'Stay In
• Getting out of the bog business at
this juncture will prove • poor policy.
It is the logical time to stay in. .
The average producer with a, pen-
chant for „jumping out .when priceare
Jew and getting ik on every boom
invariably misses the mark at which
he shoots.
Hill, Uie railroad Magnate,
owes nuich of his success to revering
the methods to the average railroad
developer. it took nerve to do it, but
resultS &mint and Hill can show them• .
Hill built across the continent dur-
ing a period of financial and commer-
cial etagnatioti. Wise ones predicted
that he was headed toward banle•
rtiptey' but he had peered into the fut-
ure and realized that theroad hewas
building Would be taxed to its full cae:
•Pacity when prosperity in its turn,
came along.
He built that road, 40 per cent,
cheaper' than if censtruction had been
delayed ilve years, aid had it ready
for oleeration when it was needed.
. The man who etas to the hog -
breeding •proposition new will have
•porkers to market at goodprices'when
the ilekle ones are deploring their cus-
sed • luck which. diverted energies •in
other channels....They are the Will -of -
the -wisp 'chasers.
The people of this . county, will con-
sume more hogproduct next year
than this.' Some will quit begetting
and an over -supply: • is iinpossible:
Stick to. --the • genie, tlie Only good
breeding stock, house mid treat your
herd intellingently and your will ney re-
gret it, --Live Sack World ,
.•
Meniory of Erin- .
I sit in the quiet: gleiteing '
The time that I love' the best,
When hushed. it. We, sea's sad moaning
Ared the birds, have .gone to rest.
The Amines have folded' their petals
And gone, is the Sun's last ray ;
And a -Heavenly 1tilenCe settles
On the closing Of the...day.
in that solemn hour of twilight
Ere the stars' begin to -prop •
With the ruddy ghee 'of firelight
Dancing nPon. rny Cheek. ••
There. are faces I remembee
Over thousands of miles. of 'foatn
And I see in e,ach dying ember
• The Place that r call my ,,h.orate.
Ontario School Statistics
The following •figuresregarding the
eeliooL of Ontario will he found to be
interesting
School population of all ages from 5
to •21-578,o3g.
School houses -log 234, frame 2,292,.
stone 517, brick 2720-5793.
Pupils enrolled 446,494.
Average attendance of Public 397,-
170, of R.e. Separate 49,324.
•Public schools in villages, 216.; cities
179 ; rural 5215.
Attendance in villages, 84,844 ; ini
towns 101,851 ; in cities 131,96 ; in
rural 310,944, Boys 204,254; girls
192,912,
• Teaeherer-reral • 813 ; towns 220 ;
villages 54; cities 383 -total 970.
Raritan Catholic Separate -female
teachers 211 ; male 9-2211. No. of
echools-rural 258; towns 63 ;
; cities, 8B total -411, Atten-
danee-erural, 15,303 ; towns, e1075 ;
villages, 2,976 ; cities 19,32q-toial•
49,324. •
No. of I•ligh schools and Collegiate
Itastitutes 140 ; teachere 680 ; atten-
dance enrolled 28,661,
Cost per pupil of entolleci attend-
ance in Public sehooes $13.91 ' • in R.
C. Separate e12.92 ; in Highschools
and Collegiates (enrolled) $35.05 ; eV-
erage $57.18.
Number of teachers Male 1,839., te-
rrier6,844-4679.
• Total amount expended on Public
schools $5,624,102 ; on R. C. Separ-
ate $037,134 ; on High schools $1,-
004,498,
Total on all schools $7,165,734,
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Military Camp at Ooderich..:
Ottawa, May 14, -It was, announced
by the department of militia' to -day
that the annual military claim for. ,Dis-,
trict No. 1 will this year be held in
Goderieb, The anhottneemeat • comes'
siite4eikt tohavetbheeelltrOdopecsIdge(d)
ae.tstriaiersitirhplise
into camp at Lotion as •usual . Ar-
rangements were made to this end by
the department, Which went so fax
as to send out orders calling for ten -
dere for proviSione. •
I is understood that this changeis
made; at the demand of the officers, of
the • corps of the district, whohol4
very strong views in regard to the in-
terference of -persons in: London •ever
the alleged sale of limier within the
limits of the cartel).
.;
Officers Object. .
Last year the officers were partite.
utarly indignant over whit they: term.;
ed erifaik. treatment, and Many, letters'
were received by UM department re-
questing that the camp beetraiieferree
to either .• Woodstock tar Goderich.
Some' offieers even went so far as • to
-threaten ,resigriatioa •tinle'ee..li!'change
was Made, and pointed to' the ,diffecul-
ty hi securing men to attend : • eueder
the eirotirsstaixz's, which niade tnene
aprear in a bad light, ,
1 An •officer of the elepartmeet ..stated
to -night that- the staielach considerable
trouele. for Many years bade he regard
to Leiden, and he theughtethat it
was this that' deeided:the beads to
Make the change.' ' . •
• Thee London camp, he said, was .e.tbe.
Only one at which any trouble was
occasioned, although it was regardbd
by the militia as orderly, as any held
in the Darninien. "
It is probable that. the .CorPS will as-
semble on June Otbe the date previense
ly set for thej.,ondep camp, about 3,-
.Ooo men comprising' the e6, Middieeee,.
27th. Lambe:et, 28ell Perth, 19thWat-
erloo., 30th Wellington,: 32nd • Bruce,
33rd Hitron regiments infantry, and
S . C.., A. M. C. No decision • has
been arrivedat in regard, to the
cr cavaire:
But that. home is gone: for ever
With the •suntet of the West
Yet nought from my ,heart can selter
.Those memories ever blest, •
,
Eein, eleised 'Erin,
If in the those dear :ones fair
I may not meet. In heaven •
tine day. Med) theril tYere,
--RObart Dunbar.
"SHOW ME" ' P.ROOF.
That is what Hyoniei Will do 'in all
forms of Catarrh and freebies
of Thel3reatting Orgens:
It's met a. (oration of Hemel hav-
ing cured some One else but will it
reaoh you; own particular case. • If its
Cold in the head, Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Pneumonia, Croup er any election of
the breathing organ, W. S. It Heim-
sayypS; and will refenel tlik nioney• ,
if it fails. No other preparation for
thet same purpose can suntessfully do
this, became the Stymie' system of
treatment is different free .a.nything
else.
You simply breathe and inhale, it
medication itt dry air form which des-
troys the germ life. that ealtees op-
pressed breathing,. Nasal. Werth;
Throat Irritation and Lung Troubles.
It brings to these sufferinte organs the
balsam lade;e air they`would get in the
Pine and Puciayptus foreete. The air
ebbe statute; out Broechiel trottirles.
The prince of entertainers Marshal
P. Wilder says,; liyonati is easy 'to
use, and swift to cure. It insures
against coughs arid eolds'. It gives
you pure air and Mlle the ertti of
disease.. It helps the voice.
tlyornei complete outfit, $1,90.
Speaking at Guelph last night, non.
Adam Deck said the Government had
secured figures not made public, that
would greallit reduce •the cost of
Njagara, power.
• Thirty are now knowxt to be dead as
a result of Wednsilay's tornado iti
north -wet Louisiana,
I' Pe'iiii is. beconiinge alarmed at tie, 1
tetbels le 'the. provinot of ;Yon Nan,*
who are now 10,000 in eientlyer and
well 'drilled. • . il,
The conntittee of members of the
Barash and Icelandie Parliaments hav-
ing the 'fleeter in charge recommends
the- fedeeal union ,oe the two countries.
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Where Shaking
• is Respectable
A Draft 01y furnace dome, with no other
neeletance, to powerless to ooeroome the
rlyst nuisance In eltalang time. Orli mop*
dest Mee of Itself above the fire. Great
bulk descends Into asn-plt, and unless lee&
mate outlet le therein prodded, dust wilt
an
escape through ash -door slits d Into
operator's face.
In "Sunshine" Furnace the
----immo
legitimate dust outlet is pro,
Wed. It's it great big duet,
pipe running straight from
• asli-pitto dome, thence to chimney. When big Pipe damper
Is opened, «11 (Justin ash -pit amends to'. dome, • then, when.
direct drafts are opened, all dust passes up chimney.
Alwaye the Olean and quick'
dust route in "Sunshine"
Furnace - Pia grate, to pan,
to dust-• pipe, to dome, to
chimney, ta open air.
• LONDON'
• TORONTO
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mamma
• Write to us for ,
"Sunshine" testimonials
received from your own
townspeople.
McClar
Harland Br.
9 VANCOUVER
S ST. JOHN, N.B.
HAMILTON
1 •CALGARY
• Clinton • Ont
Owing to the- houses at St. Thomas
not being numbered, Supt. Boss refuse
ed to inetitute free mail delivery
thre. ,
The total property loss by fire in
the 'United States in 1907 was just
short of $200,000,000.
A builditig on King kreet, Hamilton
• was wrecked by an fexpleeion of hateee
al gas. TWO or thee men were- hurt,
hut not seriously.
There is • an uneonfirmed rumor at
St Pepers.bueg that the Amer of Af-
• ghanistan has been assassinated.
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The effect of malaria lastka long tame.
You catch- cold .easily or become run-
down because of the after effects of .Malaria.
Stiengthen'youiself with Scoit'a
,
•Ematriorz.
, .
It builds new blood and tones up your nervous
AI, system.
• ALL leiRreOGISTS: 8Do. AND $1.00.
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• Premier .Whitney eddresied.a meet:
ing .at Norwood• , , • .
The -C. P. R. shops it Winnipeg have'
closed for tWO N v eeks
r• A series of thefts from the • Wintii-
peg postoilice are reported•, • e
Charles White, a colored &an, has
le Coroner's jury investigating
Veindale murder returned a verdict
against Stephen. Swyrda, the Toedignen
under arrest a.t, Brampton. •
DOCTORS ;CHANGE.
THEIR mEmnoDs.
len committed for trialat Windsor. .1Yea" ag"her f.°W,11C catarsh bk• in-
. • ternal doSing. They saw this pitied
J
fer attempted murder
the seemedk and changed to the ozone
.F. W. Boselien, the 'Montreal tiock-f atedair. curd, better known as "Cat-
arrliozone.". This treatment is• sure
to cure. It goes .to the source of the
nroker, says he will offer twenty cents
an the dollar ia • settlement of his
. Twenty-six hundred cotton operativ-
es in Quebec have • _decided. to 'accept
the .10 per eeritreduction arid 'return'
to work..
'Tbe close s.rason foe bass in Ontario
-
has been' ,fixed by Domini,* order in
Council fiem• April . 15 to June 15,
bat.h days inclusive.
• Bevine .Stahier, the '"Unionist candi-
date, was. eleeled in North Shropshire
by a majority' 0! 951.. .
• One hundred and sixty-eight trackers
disease; destroys. the causes that
maintain catarrh. and even in the
sversti eases perinanent cure is gearan-
teed. .,Failure ,with Ceterrhozone lee
imnossible. Antiseptic; healing , and
far-reaching, it's bound to cure every '
time: •Endorsfki by more than twenty
thousaid physicia.us in America, .alone
end sold in 2ec and $1 (10 size by all
dealers:
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Rev. Dr.' aye, formerly of • Wood-
stock, Ont, convicted of counterfeit-
trpm London, Otit„ visitee-Bedielereeutee-e-Wbeatme, hen-granteil
publiceechools. yesterday. • a ROW na
,aseseiolo
erri1.•
I LeapYear Biscuit A
unique line. Made
only by ourselves.
•64 to the lb.
Your dealer will
supply yoiL not,
write .direct to
• D. S. Perrin le Co., Lid.
London, Canada
Claude Monet, the famus oFrench
artist, utterly ruined a series of val-
uable paintings by himself, • • •, I
The "king has subseribed one Wed- i
red gaineas. toward a British meinorial.
of Wolfe and Montealm. •
• The, French loteglie tWo all-dey
es 'with fanatical Area's in Algeria alid
bombarded -the town of Boudenib,
Perrier Laler, Pilot Mound, Mare,
attempted suicide with a revolver and
knife, and will MC
Viand canal will be kept open to.. •
rtiOtrOW.
Cardinal Logue arrived in Ml.
ontrea
Talk of dissolution of the House '
at Ottawa,
• Cleveland traetion lines are um
up by a strike. .
A body in the ruins of the Guinness
home 'tit Laporte, Ihd., ha's been
that identified as at of 'Mrs.
London rs papecriticize Judge Long-;
ey's "independence" speech at New ;
'York, \
A big.paeking plant in South Omaha,
van burned, with $500,000 loss.
Put By a Nest Egg fcq't:
Emergencies
.YAfee liancired Deer.; in a LOAts Cpinixtity an eltussail4hie Assei.
• In the Statute respecting Loan
Companies then' is a provision
• which absolutely protects eedeposit
of $800 or under.
If you hive a deposit of that
amount with this Company, it
cannot be taken from you by any .
legal pieties or for any reason
whatever. The Company le aped -
fleetly forbidden to pay' out that
money te any other person except..
Ing upon the depositor's order,
It would be a wise provision for
you to deposit $800 with this,
Company. It would ferai a nest
egg for the future which Could
never be secured by any one els*
unlesi; you so ordered. .
This and Many ()Met interesting
points regarithig banking by mail
and the purchate Of bebentures
will be gladly explained to you:
upon tecitiest.
Loan
Savinos Co. London, Ont.