The Clinton New Era, 1886-04-16, Page 5SPHu WHEAT GROWN
A Letter fro*. Proiesser /Brown to
Ontario. fearirnera...-Prasstissat "woo
10 bo CoInsideeed 10x1Pronetteall *en.
To Tfiz EnTTOft,-In response to the in-
vitatiou of Mr. Blue, Deputy0oreraisoioner
of A,griculture, I take particular pleasure
in drawing the attention of the farratire of
Chitario t� some important things in eon,
;notion with spring wheat. This action on
our part is the result of very many inquiries,
particularly from Grey, Simeoe and other
northern •ana northeastern counties uring
the nait winter as to procuring new varie-
ties •of seed grain through Government
agency. ^-ft has been thought by some that
money placed in the estimatee three
years ago for importing new varietiea of
wheats from Europe should new be handled
for that purpose or otherwise appropriated
forlorn' seeds. While the good intentions
s of the Legislature in this respect havennot
as yet been followed up to a practical issue,
I think it is riot a atrong point in the
smartnesa of our farmers that no part Of
the Province took. any notice a the unex-
pended money until broached at the farm-
ers' institutes during the past winter.
A rnonnoek OF CEREALS:
That the Province of Ontario must re-
inain a promineilt grovier of the cereals,
whatever branch of her agriculture may
predominate during any particular period,
is no doubt true, Competition does not
effect mixed farming in comparison with a
• specialty such as dairying, and wheat as an
absolutely necessary part of systematic
crop growing cannot be neglected in its
thorough maintenance by as systematic
work in selection, change, and even the)
making of new varieties. Before submit.
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tun the more apecnal subject of this letter,
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crepe a fernieryears,
or to Uphold the
inapt goodnesaes such a variety as the
Red Fyfe. In *hie there are evidentlY
important facts ler the Provinotk-solnuch
ao,1 think,as to demand immediate ael-
entific inquiry. Be it soil, climate or
other local peculiarities, there ia an incal-
culable national value in the yell idea that
part of our province is able to maintain
Some wheats for au indefinite period in all
their original characteristics. The borne
of a particular varietymay aa reaaonably
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he Met by, conditions n the neighborhood
of Ottawa as of others, or indeed, a the
very same kind in Russia,..-imme441037
north uf the Bliclr-Sea, -from which Bowe
of the best bpring wheats have been ob-
tained.
THE NORTHWEST. °
.A nether feature of our wheat growing is
pat beginning to loom up in the distant
Northweat.The great field and phylioal area
being covered there so rapidly is as likely
to illustrate the capability of upholding
the basis of the same or another wheat
life for many year, if not permanently, aa
that referred to in Ontario. In place,
therefore, of 'longer waiting and greater
rii
sks by mportations, it is clearly the duty
of Ontario farmers to immediately secure
THE 0.001) --ORD WEE •
• from the Northeast. Several arguments
Could be advanced in favor of this mom-
inendation. There is, after all, more
chance of success by the improvement of
those that have done wellovith no, fah
by the selection of particular berries and
tbeir re -invigoration by studied condi.
Would it not pay Ontario many
hundredfold to be able to see the old. Fyfe
days again, and therefore to hold a first -
clan experimental expert for purpose in.
Jr. whole I find it necessary te say a word on thede,
l'HE CHARACTER OV WHEA.TS .
_ .0 otte, meantime, in the hope of seeing
question f maintain
a big response to Mr. Blue's„suggestfon.
in this country. 'The science' of the sub-'
jeot is not a prominent thing -anywhere at
present, for what has been done is credit.
able to the practical farmer more than to
the botanist. The world as yet is not well
up in what it is tAmCaffects the conduct of
wheats under all the variety of eircum-
, stances and physical -condition ---;_e„,„z_ds„din•-,.•
ting that there is a close analogy in the
variation pf plants and animals under do.
mestioation, the living thing • that walks
about is easier diagnosed, so to speak, than
the standing plant,c and Must always be
st. more interesting and receive more study
than the other. • I think one of the uncul.
tivated fields of wheat improvement is the
use of the microscope. If quality, perms -
mance, immunity from disease, and other
• characteristics are not part and piece of
the interval anatomy, then all our master
in physiology have been wrong. Why,
then, the neglect of this.
SIMPLE AND spat:mit rear?
There are early, late, -northern, sou thorn,
rich soil and poor soil types of wheatthat
tell of their whereabouts and cIiiracter by
Your obedient servant, • WAX. BRowN. ,
Ontarto Agriculthral College, April 9.
Around. the County.',
Lot 10, cot 7e Grey, has been sold to John
McDougall, for$8,000, • . .
at her doorstep, and tank() her leg.
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Rod. Frazer and George 'Petter have bought
out the book and stationery business of hirs.H.
Cooke, Goderloh. •
Mr. John Gillespie has ,purchased from kr.
Win. Bowden the tweatplive acres of laud on
the London Rad Anil' north. of Eketer. The
price ',aid was $2,050.
A Brussels girl liaa just completed a patch-
work quilt containing 5,020,piecos. i41111Ji1ionld,
value hertinUr WOrtlf-niore than 'W -take it up
in such auseless undertaking as this,)
W: Hodgens, incumbent of Hayfield;
has soldlits farm ot 55 aeres, north part of lot
23, 15th con. London township, to his.uncle, Mr.
James Hodgins, of Biddulph. Price $3,600,
A urarrOttWiiame of John Johnston Who
was in the employ of Mr. Marks, of Hatfield,
'drather ied spddeuly on. Friday last. '14 Me is
linewn a deceased as he was a stranger there..
Mr. Alfred Stevens late of S'eaforth Who wont
to Colorado a few years 'ago. with the hone Shat
the. way. the grain and .straw' ' are •put to- the change or eliMateWould benefit hitiealtli
. gether. :fake an example. Of this 1 that .'sisxrecatevaery low state., and his:root:7mi is. net
occurred in Ontario ten years ago in .the e.„.. 3. -•,, R...., A a
ebMcDonald went
case of the Egyptian or Eldorado spring .into it..6..-'ftiikicerifiranti'e°1ig
wheat, „which sold at'first at ,$I0 a 'bushel. .ota °wick, awl felled the trete,: ti,:dneitinnSti°41111.
gthOSueVell and a half cords of store wood in
Had our farmers and millerebeen familiar
with the‘proper mixture .of scienee and . The Brussels root says •--"e a are fairrs. '' a
• practice needed to dttect good and'had in• bear thatEV.Tuek's botel;(thoRoyal) atSliebf
this particular -line7-•and Which, by the Iourne, Was destroy,ed byfire. last Sunday.nigut.
way, in this case required no microscope- pa. ioss •is reported at 4,060, insured in the,
otthern for $2,000. . .
the %Io M rodeo, of WIngliam, has sold his
in -
even 4.4.,a, gift .,'? because the Warn :tine. i‘tge-c-iLlii. e• E,elder _06(1. ._lkicIndoe's oatmeal mill tol ture of the broken berry, and the, pith si INg. 0 pan Efi ,,..itfitir0i7. Mr, MoIndoo is'clis-
spong3' nature of the straw told of thittYgs'. iiiitut, it being histntention to go to California,,
and °fleets in Wing-
...., ,_._ .we_clo. 9otciwant, iinid ;that:this:Wheat 'Could ' .-mrs. l‘insnra• f m r ' •
. . only , pro vice. !Ph prithe nhjeeta,'• et Musgrave; ii!li sal t" c''-ciiittlricilfict?no7rrifeceiorfsititgeow' and
ready in use, and .if possible' to: impreve riiit,rwalgittim.itttrild tako.n.place before• a surgeon.
. • thein, to also import 'new varietien and' „s
hybridise with„„a view to ..eattiblishiug• new •trorm Little; 'llnk,:"LnaiNeferrIlus.,iehiratl:liis..riglit 16;g
brolteri beloW the
'ittill,:n1413571111 at Belgrave .I ire at1.9111:gNs2111L
ones. This 'work should. bo' partly the -
• work of..experimental stations. - Crosses ..w , e,.1,1 a sn,41gitywthen his .eg ir ds caughtbe-.
amongst wheats have not, however, made t e ha oilt.dsiai !tn. the bank ot
the pleigia, witlfhe abovie e 1
tha•reliable sort egifalla, the best oriole' o•1 '
,--- ..'.1.10•Ciode.rieli Signal sityS:litr. Fuller, fa ther-
kinds, and at present we cannot ,as - 1..- an -law, pf A. M. PolteY, 'who has' beeuvrostrated
tario t o wait for dev,elopineots in +.,,,,,,, by by an littatil( of ilarall. sits for some inohths; is
it"Was thought that iliialer•
course, aro to•tipholcl. - the best • types. al-. turns out that I. t'• Ara:11%Tel' lined'
Dr
oods Palace.
The verdict of the very large number of ladies who visited our establish-
ment -on Saturday,; was that our display of
FANCY: . STAPLE•• ..a
Ditr'.:GOODS •••',H' • -
Was the -greatest and most complete ever exhibited in Clinton.
e are addin4_ naw_ Sha-pes- -and-Novelties-every week.
Kindly can and compare Prices and Styles:
per cent off for cash.
JOHN '--MTIS.EMAN, Manager. Estate 1-101)CEVS.
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On the other hand the securing of varieties tTil.Fit(gfile(?Lt1115Oct)tec115•01!PdtliisseliL131t1iSii(1tyliTileih"
from Europe has been hithertO the .main; is 00 tire second floor. _Strange to say ne -Wag
asst
stay cyfetatCr08 ou.ht in ell t. • Even as.f 1,1,1*. b.a.0k. 1st i"eittlicet rrilH .4,1' 1 di 1,,,,1 gi) J,211..rt.Vel.ii rtsttl iao t 1 tat,c111:. - 0. - ,ri'' t oi s a raitg 4..0 a las? dortlre
• ,,,.c or 111:3 recovery,
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wnii.tr4 gy,amiustiew •; . , ,B,Ita. 'el. Moir, who -with several nieMbe • '
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.. . . Ifet, Jaunly left Ueliortie the wepic,„hot?,/,;" 6ift.
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were found to be•iplenticii'With;+tife nalit:e oractoftut•i6ontt.e.thlirirw!r;.:eeliinsiirosirleieta., .Tmheet 'it; ittel in t Ito us ...,;rea-Niisl t te..
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Sorts of Britain, and it is-tioniethvitoiga sviLiiIrg"t101
Itnowing that Britain does not oi i I recently pureliosed farm, 'with, her clan • her p eyious to settling on h •
goodsariety of wheat to any ether conutt,y . one 81;1 erflPi'ea.Wilta?gio19:CITViktrsirli-
„ Mrs. Robert M ' -
In this connection our p ,,a -sent Mid: f roof only
utu re eau be hotter linagluruC ban expressed When '
y died about two! It
, ....,. . experts should reineintier that v. era:ties is known that Airs -M
are notproduced i 't
p so muo.1 1. any, by soil hours after her niethet'esalrival., I. Ve
law fur laJci.cse.iCyaasmloVsf con. 12, TurnborrY, met
!. or climatic influences, but' by what isterm; 1
xecLdgliet,; rrently., she
-- 4.• - ed, "The prodigality of nature.” Cr :Witiso-in the herrn looki , , and ventto
'possibly. .t :in only affeet• in -size' vigeyltilade ?tide vmrsitiroao:;; wilieh coasistedgefpolesp r-
unacconntable°nvly
staying p•tweri_and when from,such acti3r- silo altered lailw:c1nSegoe 0=u:till/atoll to the
munstanctis we have a variety, dein well,. .11iicvsii.tzfletv,. a distance JP
ono,ofjher legs and receiviur ilil feet,'l
it is not so adapted to 'change On ngr; internaf ln
nitrons of growth, while op the otherehand,aslera r.1 Sho ay uneOnSolous fee' eae
1 days 0 Des. o under -
Tuesday appfiared t el se"
stand wit; n aspoelecen tO alth ti h
a,thers are possessed Of so. much variability speak. Slight hopes -Ur° -ecietettiteinli:deoof11,1iledrnsoet'--
of cbaracter -as lo:....conforin themselves to eovery. •
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. changes readily, And here allow ,the re- ' ,PStori t ' is reOuired • oi thh vrh
.. ereabo s
eft Den n'a• i°11*
mark that the idea .of producing the beat 'worth 'r%EY Walter gyre. 'idle cache fi: m Wa
and. whs ingtalfd, to Ontario, in,,theeyear 1118
• OrOer ;to grow many, whe ts uleaceisif:iiliy Tort
true principle .of improven 'et,Y
i'1,1 i'' 1(111)6nuti.10. ROttlige for
ke.tIti8tnnettifrIlIdsiirTintIOEFfitin:
variety for all districta is contrar "-i-o. the. -
a periocl of 'years We thil at ha well ace ' t
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R FRIDAY SA_TVEZDAY, APRIL 16 & 17.
forget to see their new.. JERSEYS, new OTTOMAN and SATIN
MANTLE 'GOODS. '°- •
J. Ca DETLICL
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-2,-7nTO-TE.S. ThiiTl
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There are now in Ohicago:fiva Chinatnen • CLINTON) OT. •
married to 'white *omen and all of the • '• —
women are Germans. • ' •
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A fourteen -year old•daughter of theiKing"
of the Belgians has been.selected AS bride
for the eldest son Of the Prince of Wales.
It*Tectuires the itanual.slaughter of 100,-
000 elephants to :keep. the world. stipplied
witli ivory. Zeglahrl alone uses up. the
product of 30,000 elephants, or 1,200,0.00,
pounds-. . • . • • '•-•
-At the .55, Catharines •Assizes 1;tenry
Kirk sued the city corporation, fordam ape
CYT
The und&sIgned Ints opened an agency ter, the Sole' of Etat
• Estate, and ‘sill be glad to deal mitlf parties baying. proper -
t tto•.dIspetie 51,f. Teritia, two per cent ott. all amounts op to
'rSibOO, alid one per Cent on any amount After the:first $1000
No clplege made for advertising. ne•charge Rhaterer ma,
ass asale 6rtr.:anger Is effected. I hav"O•unw the following
properties for sale
•Lot Lake Road east, Colborne. .100 acres, 49 cleared
esti under pasture 20-acrek ettishoO told can easily be cleared,.
balance of'hush Will lie sold cheap. •
160 acres, good and, 231 milOR from .Bo*.eSmOnnt,.DokOta.
50 nares under enintetion, small bone.. Price 4110 1111 :Wee(
• West half lot 28,1ini con- WaWanosh, 110 acres,
410 acres eieared, balloted good hosh..18 Acres 014111 *beat,
spring creek rouningtlirough thetano.banIc barn 40x60, tVil
acres of orchard, oneInIte from Auburn. , Pride $5,000,.
$1200 or `,45 Moo downelgtianee tomtit Mireliaser. •
Let tiose.i-s ((fail erre, on Huron St, situated on the, et
aide of Mr. Ridours residence Well fenced, Priee, •$200, to
done td his wife by tripping on a crossing but51111 idingloV for sale; opv,.osite the Offininercial
of a 'street; through negligence on the part
of the. corporation oflieials.-.--:-A--verdict---for
$400 was returned. • , , • •
.1 intel,d0 feet front liy 00:feet deep. rice reasonable. f
• 'OAS THOMPSOI. CLINTOX.
A resident of Portage Derck, who by
Ms unsteadiand disreputable hatiite had
made,. himielf knuisance v4f-
agora, was taken from .hiti house last Week
-and tarred and feathered. hout2-00 men
svitnessed the performance.. • ,
Two children of Mr. Townley, Wilton
avenue,Toronto pn Saturday bought some
chocolate ornamented with colored stripes
of candy.. Almon imniediately After eating
it they became seriously ill and one ef thorn
nearly died. The doctor who attended
them stip. they were Poisoned, • '
Hon." Cr. W. Rosi;Minister pi Education)
4111 attend the Indian and Colonial Exhi-
bition, at which every colony of the Empire
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'SOO Sig annyea.
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Spring she will boleshi itt this vicinity titi;, seds On
its follows :- • " .
Worth -Western, Winghaiii, April
Milterton, Thinaday, Aptil 10. .
: East Womanesli;•Bolgrave,•Amil .15th.
Stada, Friday, April.10.
Seaforth, Tuesday, April 20.
St. Marys, Wednesday, ApT9."21, •
South Heron, Brueetield, Wedonsday, April 11.- • .
Stratford, Thureday, April 20. • •
Hensall, Thursday', April 22nd.. .
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CLINTON MAREETS, •
(O:errect:sci Crory Tlinrsday afternoon.)
•Tiints•day, Anti) 1886,
Wiieat,• : • -;60 77 a, 0 80
White anti red • :- • 0 77 a., 0 80
Oats, • • 7 • .0 29 •a OE31 ' •
'Barley; •• • - 0„ 60;'• ' 0 61;
vas • 0,
i I have specimens ofits produets oir,view„ Neer, per • t' 4 '00' . 4 60
Ontariccin addition to ite othe exhibits, Potatoes, , 0 35,• 0 40
will • make a creditable display of school
and appliances, demonstrating the
progress of eiducatioein the „Province since
r. at igh cativo.- Egs,• 0°"
• ' • • 5 50 a600
0 14
for example, it may be giiireesaing Dr. Ta • 0 16
Butter, • t •
tlain - in: ;possle "
Any pertain
lei them, as .above hitorrillagnalit7Pbig t° furnish lb('
ed vvitb the conditiOns Isenie miin. wingolifent; aofaver by ad.
its first settleanent.
ratayou_ng man's father, M fray, • .
Tomo, or to .
tion and thin seedMg• early ' and thin. Dr1011ge Doom Maicohn tirodfre the 4.
Seeding are quite opposed°to rnit • '
.800 a 8 00
year old eon of Mr. Free- ' Sheep pelts -
Lamb skins . * 5 5" 5 75
Intaming PaPer8 please coPYr Man St, Y4
bein th Clove I) .. , 0 60 a 0 80
, Vssea, England. eorge street, near the flax rain,
Ok, left his residene'e jn`k.' Bird, of died! this morning of croup this
their whole characteristic I have ,to _on Wednesday of laat wool-, • '
thank Mr.' t vershed, of Es. ziantitro
veral or Ihe Fore , '1810•14, for se•
going notes, . An coun r til ev I second child Mr, Freeman has ge • •• r'_Pet ush• ' 7 00 a 7 5i)
ost from
e te volt; his daught
er. re loft Eth
end went to
an est eats ter it geta perished. He has as yet otiVet- some th
• eek. lie. ni „now SUPF RIO It-
el on the malady within a w
t en ne of the same t
sup 80 he bas
inatinally °introduce d t wh,
pire . GIR,A.IN
a3• ht)lh° aqui"-. Childless his third babe. havin ex
n a si ce. --There is an epidemic
_ „ o om...4fisfittinarrived-tit iirst-c
=111t-•'Diel-T-Alsflar-4141-hflutme-°"'101'3"74414
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vaiant-tri y at Topes -ea . The subsoriber Peas he !allaying varieties
and no alarm at home as hie e " pl tl ause cil)uP Pr° '11 4-6It
-SPRING/18SP
SPRING 1886
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sn.the Stl, 9th and 10th we
invite ALL �® inspect our stock and-
,iset our prices.
' us Stored With hie d'illittllfer.e end a large number of infants have diea auler ior Sied
tate nemeeifilgitgthaa.
people -no immider politics than this
the future should not be neglected in this Fr day evening that Lie luta started home on •from the Thonias TWIGS*, ZEY; toliielt last year yielded about 60
demanding greater attention .thon it has '1
iniust'fitabgbflt°pPeilfsitritclig,etialieilretsgeattlig .6he has hr°a Kt's' mania 84°84.16116 6Att81161W8 WRITE
iri gctere'IP
pris ia for three ginonthe •One day an '9"51-A'al 147-11--"27, new
item. Meantime there. is another Work Wndeneaday a distance of only four rice 70e," per busltel.t—
hitherto received. A -very comnien and eonata have been Bewail the weeds and.
a vertniement appeared in a. aina prom -
11 • 90e per busk, old $1.19 per bus4. Also,
TWO-POWED B A'1?,LE 17 and A PA
• river ever since Ivithout fitt ing any traces or.
good practice aliongst •our fariiiera.is
0/TANG0.-or 8BEL, - At half-patar ilverafterbe ha crossed- the V.; /re - -
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of hitn. He waS last seen 1g the railway men cial paper announcing the engagement of
NECTA WHEAT. This ilzio in all free
sition is that be must Y °rat egiolcitid•W.e.il ii9:Nsfir*sqyr.,-
young girl
one from anotkar, anct from 'distant parts haVO attempted to r .1, • ,,- •
of the ProvInce. In thin reipect Oar lead,. 41,ark, and faller. Into the river, or that be has over. the Mayor was.- „Married. man
e -cross the bridge atter whose reputatton was not the best. Mere' a
°reeled In the bush, " JAME
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%toad bridge. The Litt o e o t ls ors o a
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ESLEY'S Millinery Emporium
ging seedamen • hare also dene excellent P
Assisted by the publisher of the paper 1t71'06 23, dott. 11, 5., Tuckers:111th,
• The Artistic's Post says :-Oi'iltursdav of tl I
work, 1VIany of these ,clianges 1 v
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e. not 'week John swore, ot lienrrYe, 09 complaint of Pese upon, he succeeded. in finding out
succeeded where it may be Wehad bedtime -4for, (i, tavan. Wane 'fermatebrought before A. Hunterwas • d J
"wine after the event." The wheat regions
P' r‘I.TRHAU MILL FOn UNDER-. '
e an am en trial, was sentenced to the above qua. .ur amnia) keeps for sorviso on his farm, east bait of
show, , Vs,. for unlawfully haring a still,.
The 1 11 la 19, Huron road G d
of Canada are alreadY• Well' Outlined rind worm, and other apparatus in his possession, ishment.
0 orieh township, ari excellent
nu so er nide:tee guilty. was tined $250 and
possessing the range we do. of altitude
I ordered tO imprisone I Mr D A I
elevation, forest influence and '1 It
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t oominoirjan at
seeMs Goderle11; for one
somewhat strange that
, • SHORT HORN Bat, of lirst-elass pedigree Terms
c nty re, a school teacher, al, with Bevil°, t
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p • ' h
VS • etltriling fledeefiary, REPPLE
has been taken to the Co.' to rinvgioltellte. ;nil%
re ay afternoon. day morning S ' •
risoner woe died in t Creneral Hospital; Guelplil Fri. DIMEY.
tneele to zone or outline •the eou t b m"e6 IS ftb"t
ome 81 X weeks ag
CAWS of age num It I
n ry y the
o one o •
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et Ara 1.1.8 logs was •
las been A steady going young inali
kinds of wheat that' dharacterize •ti ti
, ur, J }1)R senwor,. -A TfialtiOrOrtERED
in an g Odin a threshingrnichine BsettrIllor'sl:uilluerfogood tiedi:!tictel; l'ill be kept for
Such is the variety of, ,theso tonditions used to be on the isth coo, of 'they I II decided that'it was1a ease for amputation, is registered in the britislelaAmetideane het:n.114 a1111C1
ion, a treating Machine, Of late year i a homo horse power in Erainoaa, •Tho doctors servi
operating the•still in iris house near *the letellt is considered on excellent bull fort& ago,T f
. onus or
even in Ontario, that eal hold...iii... our_ ()In' .yard !it ffettfrtn. itievictop eitypr, pepGin )411-.buti,D1r....MellitY,r6 Areadiag..the operation* gradmeows.82, with prnilego-ofroturningifilecessart,
hands, poasibly, a greaterwheat''
variety led In, Constaillos seott •t• nil Chaiin'iltii tisk. it 'and hoping weave the injnred limb, resit- paitahle test of .Iitunary !mkt. Thoroughbred rows
field than Europe ittelf. At tho Preget] t .11t1iviniriSafilgoa'elll:itell(tN(‘'''veed1tiees71(i'Llyirririgehat "1512 l'igrotittre•ptie ed this conrse. • It had, however' „ to be re- `''• ' be 'hargad$5" TII0S. IL COON,
moment some of the older itandardti, snail in bed„ After his I .r. t tile ' °`) 14 +
Ls e prenoses were sorted .0 1001110 flitY8 after I110 ..rtooidept, in (LiTonit roil smy ....-,41P,1".Enlitiklotn,p&I-OP GOOD.
as Red. ryta,are sew to be doing,es wall . searched, and all.the111ippliiiirees for the mann.-
in oonavilleneb of mortification. After thin ki l'oI;ed mintanen'on'ttic,
young halls, three eiiws in calf, seri tourehleiiiergritIii
the northeest of the proVinde AO they did a 'll'irolluil•0 (glf "f 117 1.11171 f"". TIIIV oletsn:jta. the leg festered •terriblY, and this, together
oxhaus.t.;(1 his
109(1160113(1(11eligible thee:for, In good condition, also
quarter of a century ago bah there end '''h0111•0 111411l10)1111.1q)ft. 11(11•1) and It
Ii not have horne anon •„ .L, (.1;,1•Y.11..188.,,t(1/ .(1.11,`,61a1,(nt strength 'until tl •r , 1 1 '.. 1`;''.8•Pt"` '`i g!a`le iftly,lk"' 6"`' "14 'ins 'lit'011
If ( were 110 lepea
in the ino.r6 s„othern disteiets, - 1 • ,„111(1 not have gItteW's„1441141"1111is' Mn°1'" with C°tItil)""ti ' diarrhuell'
w lore 11001 0 liVcr ... ejloi Dr 4114.1 hilt-op.:bre ewe.. • noteon...oe vt,ee. -
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. .'• ,- • ' 0,', el.): • I ( (1111Y, ..r11.
it iS fluid to be impossible' trf seeere the vast, at 41.110ett ao free fneejefeastins" .gnitt. 7--- voc'overy. , , ' ' Vitnt”'n P.O. . • •
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A MAGNIFICENT FULL' LINE.
,C+003DS
STOOK AT ,OLOSE PFHOES.
We'avo closing the balance of our TRUNKS at k,OST, Lis' we
require ale room fol Boots and Shoos.
5 rat 01,10 FOR, CASH,
EGGS TAICEN IN EXCHANGE.
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