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'SNUFF DIKING" AT TI4E .$0131
chew, toillit wool, beef, mutton, pork and
1
. egge. In this way he keep all the refine
Ou the farm in the dove of manure, and
a besides annilallY improiting and enriching
lhis land instead of depleting it, be secures
a better price for the manufactured -pro
duct than, he could ever hope to realize tin
the Taw material. In improving his farm
and his financee by such -a change the far
mei. would, be much more likely to inter.
est his sons in farm work than by adhering
to his old improvident methods. Nine
• boys out of: ten will take much noire inter-
est in live stock than in inanimate objects,
and a stock or dairy farm is much more
apt to excite the interest; of the boys than
a grain farm.
But it it; not merely the fact of having
live stook that 'ought to satisfy the farmer
who hopes to make formers out of his sone.
He should excite them the desire to equal
or surpass the neighbors in the matter of
farm prodoce, If he Cannot afford to at
once stock his farm with finely bred
horses, cattle, sheep and pigs, he can at
least take steps in that direction. It will
not cost much to buy ['thoroughbred bull
calf, whether Jersey, Ggernsey, Holstein,
Galloway, Hereford or Short R. and a
pure bred ram lamb, or boar pig is always
obtathable at a low figure, while the'ser
vices of a valuable well-bred stallion vrill
always pay better at the price, than *ill
those of a ,cheap tortib.,. Let the half -bred
produce of these acqutsitions be well-nur;
tured, warmly' housed; and liberally fed,
mid the very marked improvements in the
farm atook •can hardly fail to excite the
intereit and ambition of theboys, and moan
if the farmer had no boys, such sniall in-
vesttnents would be among the moat profil
table..he wield make, In a short time:hitt-
liall:blediefilidarilrbe ready for breed-
ing again, and their produce &gm a tiler-
ough-bred, male would in all probability
be nearly or quite as geed for beef or but-
ter production as animals that are strictly
thoroughbred, and at all liventa one more
cross will make them indiatinguiebable
from thoroughbreds, so that only a few
more years of this upward breeding Will
give the practical characteristics of thor-
oughbrecle to what was a hand of inferior
unprofitable scrubs. Such progress is eure
to secure the interest of any ,boy who has
in him those qualities which go to make up
the successful farmer or -stockmanranoi in
all probability the father will find thal the
change, while it has. made hith a.rIcher
and happier Man, brut. also enrefintiirboys
of a dangerons and hurtful lonqing after
the excitement; the temptatiene. and the
ultirnate poyerty wa'ting for, them in the
city, and set th'em fairly" -oh the road
to wealth, and distinction in,that calling to,
which nature, cirministances, and the con-
ditions of the country have called them.
ATtTa, .GEORObt, July 20, 1886.
asNitor 0/ the New Ora. .
Taknig up one a our city papers th
the; day„ Twigged. a Blunt paregraoh're
errmg to:the rapidly-increasingtreitie
nuff,and I hevesko authurit.y Of the At
aota Qoustitotien fur informing the, pobli
hat the annual sales, in this cittoiclone
ow reach Upwards of thrtio-honcireol thoo
and pounds (15 tons!) This atetement
Southern paper, among Sonthernere,wil
Wad but little. notice. het Northeruane
re left to wonder .what heoutuea...of it all
guff eel:Wens in a 'eitigle year, one wool
onjecture, to aepply 4111041,4a, and hal
be northern portion of the .1:hilte4 State
ora dozen yeare, Aa iiiis isby.n.o Mean
.orlarge. city, haring wily a population. 0.
about MOO, it will make the 'riddle stil
more difficult of solution: But it is no
•alt consumed in the city. Passing by oue
of our 'wholesale tores lately., I. noticed
'One drays-. well laden with "alecaboy,'
nicely put up in tin cam!, elegautly.tabel
led,. and destined for shipinelit to neigh;
bornig town, tiod such- shipmente, 1 inlet!,
are quite couunou. ,
.Go to any oity of note, either in Tennes;
Kee, Alabama, .Georgia, Virgtnia, r South
Carolina, arid you Will find Bina to be. one
.of the.ataple articles of trade.. What is it
used for? I fancy I hear you oak. ,How
can such a prodigiouti-quantity be mode
Sway with? Men do, not uee it-fleapit:gal
on .earth will sot it, and eurely his not
used to adulterate either' cigarettea or
apioa.L3Yelli.a.man.muatJhre.in.the.anntb.
aome time before he gets a glinipato"Ne;
hind the scenes," to lute a theatrical term;•
nal I ani now going to run the risk ..of.
ratifying your turWsity, even should
hereby lose prestige among thefairetot
ere. Will beautiful, chaste and, pious
omen corrupt the veil, inatiodta dr -their
efined ' natures by its daily and habitual
se Even so! although you may never
atoh them at it, for they are athamed to
wn that they use it in the manner they
re accused of, and it is only: when..yeu
ncl among the rubbish or the ashes_ in the.
re -place, .the unmistakable •rividencea Of
heir-011yrthat-you;iieceine-convineed-of
he truth In the charge: •
Assembling together, or alone, whereto)
u rines' or obtrusive Pre of the sterner sex
an disturb,they stealthily•draWfroth their
osomelhe hiddeu and coyetedano,reel,and
ith a small hard -wood atick the, size'of a
atoh or larger, chewed a little it one end
o make a swab, they thrust it into the
well-filled box, theo'beantear with it their'
.gnme and once pearly teeth, seeming te'
enjoy theniselves exceedingly,, and after•
becoming accustomed to it will spit at a
;mark as accorately as the inostainveterate
tnaamiline tobacco .chewer.,
• This caldera of "snuffilippitigVrain014
almost universal aniong.the worn -web(
Tennrasee,...and Alabama, Virginie, and
Georgia areatest following her example.
• But, Seriously; 'On:Mid we Mame them
much, after all? For when they become
the wives of. Southerners, -who atmostin-
variably use the weed,. theatnen do not Oh-.
jinn, and easily become rebOaRiT.,iird tb. what
would otherwise be- most icipognants and
.distateful to them in their new 'Sphere of
.life. Need we at the ..north -,Tot: nha:V:ery
distant day,,be surprisedtodiectiver tl
the use•of tobacco, in ewe° inVitiog forth;
will be resorted to by. our Own fair - danglv,-
tent—for wherever the disgusting .custom.
becomes popular and general among Men,
he. opnosite sex are driven tu its .usa.in
rdet to conquer a. naturalmtipathy* to. it •
nd tuts is no doubt' the reSecin,why se
any of our worhen,both w1itd,llaok,
reresorting to its use; and
ions it is becoming aimed titilyetical,
mong.tle women of the Southern States.
• ..CANARIAN.
A ..Prontante Life.
•'Few men have accomplished.. the same
mount of Work and in this. world:as the
elebrated Dr. Chase.' Over -500,-000 of Ms
orks have been sold in eanada.alone. We
ant 'every person troubled with Liver Com.
∫ Dyspepsia; H eadactie; -Kidney orXrire
rti Troubles, to call in at' your. doeggiat's
nd buys bottle of Dr. Chase*Liv.er Core, it
• ill cure you. Medicine and -Recipe lidelt.•81;
How to Beep 'the Boys on theParnii.-,
--* • . •
11 the farmeravants. his boys to stay en
the farm, let birn work •with his head Se
well as his hands and teach tilt= to. do.
likewise. Let him show. them that it lea
calling that.requires braios as well as num- man. SOInetintee When more important'
ole. A few duple aiel-orairp-arirtikelY matters worild not touch -it."-•:•-blin'ty
ne.
.expensive labour saving. contrivances will -pais:journal. •
by the elloulder, vvheelecl him about, and,
taking, the chilci.out of the mother's arm?,
made him carry it, and thee put the big
can into the nian'e band. The fellow. grin"
nedeaud made a motiou as if to rid himself
. of the child and only darry,the can, but
Peliceman 1,422 by deterunned gesticalla-
Lions gave him clearly to underetafid that
He meant busineali. The little woman at
first looked startled, but 88 ahe realizedahe
eituation the gave the gray -bearded, blue.
coat amass of thanks, and the crowd that
had gathered arplaaded him enthusiaatt-
catty, "gen like him abouldo't be. per.
witted tcoecome to thia country at ell,"
muttered big-hearted No. 1,422 as he
mopped his bruw and looked daggers at.
the Polish immigrant, "Why," add he
to an enquiriug by-stander, "It was only
yesterday that a wee bit et a woman came
along here with a trunk on her back, and
the loafer ef a husband was walking at her
side smoking a bigpipeas quietly as you
please, and not giving her a 'mud. Did I
make him help? Well,. I should smile,"
and No. 1,4.22 stepped into the gutter. to.
give hie hand to au old, man on crutches
Who was eroding the street, •
' Politest.
Nothing but pure extracts from plants and
root are .used in •preparing McGregor'," Lung,
Compound, the, mo den) an d now popular reme-
dy for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asth-
ma, and all affections of the„ throat, lungs and
chest. All mineral poisons and dangerous sub-
• stances are avoided, which renders it safe for
child, en or adults. Sold at See and ill per bottle
at Worthington's Driiir'Store.
• t
, trying to 'shoot a ' Bebe'.
,
'Men get hardened in war to a point
Of immorality that seems incredible even
to themselves in after peaceful years.'
.. Col. Goodnow was -indulging, in reco-
lectiona of the rehollion :aiid 'went on
thus,:— ' • -
`N.! 1 .wouldn't try to shoot a manIow.
fe[41 the meney inthe Perth, and yet I
renieMker °nee In -Vicksburg, shooting at
a rebel for,the pure Sake of seeing if I'
could: hit. Ilitnj. putttng, in 'a double
..liarge antclefrigAll sorts of tricks, 'and.
•,..iirikino.t, no inOre efif midi' was the in-
,
fluence %of the a, surroonid. gs, than • if he
ns..
had been brute insteadx' a • brother,%.
'The campaign iti the. •stir1 rig 'before:.
we captured •Atlanta,' he cotiti ' ued,
WaS a very hard one,'oor boysflghtmg
87 out -of the .120 dayS, and so Many o
thorn were killed'hat oyery man Winne
to lave the feeling each morning that
that inight be his last day, and so grew
reckless and almost abandoned'. --Why,
over at Deiatur :iitaiuly our troops had
a big :fight with the johnnies over a.
blaokberrypatch,, arid a .goOd teeny Were
killed on both sides over the foolishness.
We got the patch, theugh, and Our boys
ate the.berries with as pinch g,usto as
irthey. hadn't been bought with blood.
Such things bring out the heroism in it
not only pay for themselves in a short
time, but greatly interest the boys as well.
Instead of dragging the horses amd cattle
out of their dells to drink, one-after;ano-
ther, out of a hole in the ice of some
creek or semi -stagnant pond, let him at-,
tach a windmill pump to his well and have '
a supply of fresh, wholesome water for
house, stables, collar and niilk-house,Which.
can be turned op and shut off at Will. The
machinery will cost but little, the laboar
can be furnished ny himself and his boys,
and then one of the most intensely:doll
and disagreeabl., portions of the "winter
chores" is narrowed down from one hour's
•
• The lionsekeev'esos Complaint.
-an dieCOUragecl., have .too Muth -
of it. • I 11.02 tired. ata trick. I
suppose I was pot into this house to keep
it-oltan, but it is too much work. I won't
try. • I will go to'sleep. 1 don't dare OW
becontes of the house:" • • •
The abovejs an allegory. The discour-
.otted housekeeper is the liver, which,incleed
its often called the housekeeper of 'our
health." If it does go to sleep as it threat-
ened, a Crowd of diseases are all ready to
spring tip ae a consequence. Dr. Pieree's
"Gelden Medical Discovery" nets upon the
to two minutes' work, while the live stook liver and asaiste it in it work of hoese-
will greatly benefit by the change,. It coats I !awning and house-cleaning. It is the
but little to seourat he machinery n6°138(117 1 greartn
t liver reedy and blood cleanser, and
to the craCkirg of the grain and the chop- cures all the long traiu of Chronic tuafadies
ping of hay aud straw for feed, and a resulting from:a torpid or Sluggish, sleepy
wouden tram can be laid down in the alley liver, such as sick -headache, serofulona
ia front of the stalls so that " chop" can be ..cliseases,•auch os !Tortola swelling," hip-
tru ndled from the granary and thrown into joint motto, eensumpiien: a the lungs
the feed boxes with a light scoop in a few (which is rosily oniy scrofula reanifodiu„e
minutVe and yet this does away wichant- itself in the delicate issues of these cygans)
ther tedious and disagreeable portion of also oll skin diseases, • as blotches, pimples
the " winter chores," saves feed and makes and eruptions, and till, blood taints,however
t' . etock grow and fatten more rapidly acquired.. •
:1,..1. they would under the old-fashioned,
thriftless method generally in vogue among' A Broadway incident,
those farmera whose sons are moot apt to •
long for the excitement and bustle of city
life. ""
And it often happens that the system of
farming pursued by the farmer may be ex-,
tremely dull and distasteful to his boys,
The farmer who sells hie farm 'produce in
the shape of grain, roots, hay, and even
straw, cannot expect to induce his intellia
gent boy; who has an ambition in his com-
position, to remain at home and follow the
footsteps of his father. • 'Voile by year 'the
aninfa4 faith product is sore to shrink, and
to the boy who looks ahead c‘elit- or tee
years 0 e proepect is it Jolla nigh hepelese
cue. Let snclt farmer cease to akin his
farm by selling off the raw material, and
dispose of the manufactured. praduce in-
stead. Let him sell his farm produee after
has boon manufactured 'into butter,
'•
Mellreginos Lung Compound,f
Rave you abaft Cough, a Chronic Hoarseness,
a feeling of Lightness in the Cheat, Weaklunge,
or any similar complaint I If so, Inly at once a
bottle of bleGregor's Lung COmpound.
cure you." It contains entlrelY now sPealaga)
of which one dose is more effectual than a
Whole bottle of the old time retuedies. It is put
up m 50e, andal bottle'. Sold by Worthington,
druggist. Try It, and you win never have rea:
Cp to complain. • ,
ti-sts•
Berious accident occurred near Alerrit-
ton on ]Priday. As the 980 train was
_cumin north on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way it ran into a team driven by a man
named Elliott, who was hauliog atone,
The engine struck between the horaes and
ihe wa4gou killing one of the horses in-
stantly. . The driver was thrown on so the
cowcatcher of the locomotive and had three
ribs broken and. was badly bruhied about
the ,heod and body: • Theaather horse aleo
fell on the cowcatcher on top of Elliott
and was badlyInjUred. Elliott is not sop.
posed to be dangerously injured.
Why Misplay Doctors,
Consult a doctor, for a 6 or 8 oz. • bottle of
medicine $1--eonen1t your diaiggi
will give you a 12 as. bottle of Dr. Chase's
'Liver Cure for $1, , and a valuable Recipe
Book free. •
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To
Owner n of Stock.:
ENGIISHIAWN
' TENNIS
In. Great Variety •
CHAS CARLIN Ei, Coma BLOCK. CLINTON
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entral Grocery,
liC):113 Et* *;*-4. 1A1 014 t4%114, *
The subscriber has bought out the k:.00k or P. Rohl), coosisting
GROOERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, So
Which, being bought at low rates he ieenabled to offer af..-the very elosegt prices
Patronage respectfully solicited, 'All ordets promptly.fillied: itoome to 10-.1
H R. WALKER, CLINTON.
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GREAT • CLEARING 1-:
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BEE $14E77
Gilet Immoilt Iodide • Amnia
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Removes all Unsightly Donahoe. Cures L1114.110S8 in cattle
Spinal Dieningiti .1 Founder, Wesk
Sprung Knees. • • . Spartn.-Ringbone
Quitter; . • ' Wiudgells.
„No stable shOnld be tilthout it.. Railroad mining andex
press companies 511 use and- lathe great rse
Ing stables of Belmont anti . Lori Ilard 41 has achieved ..won -
den. One trial Will convince. ' • 0 •
Write DR. GILES, Box 3482,: Y..P. 0., Ny•bn will, 'wit);
out charge, give advice' on all dineases and alp on the Hutu
tigeinent otrattle. Sold '• 11 dreegistsat 56e. and $1.90 a
•bottle and in quarts at $2 20, in which thero is 'great saving*
The Itimment 'White %%Tappers je rot family use; that in
yellow.foreattle. • • '
Iodide Ammenin IforSe and cattlq.
• . Powders.
tilted by All the leading horsemetten Jerome Park, Flee'
wood, Welton Beach, ilbeepshead Bay and Bulks Ilea
Never disappoint, are tome, Alterative and Diuretic, Destrii
Worms; cures Indigestion. Colic, Dots, Sore Throat, Catarrh
Founder, Pink -eye- aull•Rhettninfism. The dose is small find_
the power lagreat. The.Powders itre Guaranteed and pup .
chasers failing to obtain a cure money relunded. Sold. hy al1.
druggists at 25cts. per box, . . ." •
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33e -ware of .4...ionn.terfeitia I . •
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EXECUTO WS oto TICE to CREDITOILS
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- Notte is hereby kiveil, in 'personae° of $00,24, Chap. '
107,- of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, as amended '
1.)y 46 Viet., Chap. 9, that all creditors and other -per-
sons Avail, claims against the estate of Margaret
Salt, WO of the town of Clinton, . in the County or
Huron, married roman, deceatted, . WI1O. ditd 011 Or.
abodt,the tenth day of June, 1886, are hereby required
to sere:thy Post, prepaid; Or otherwisirdeliveeto the
undersignli Exeeutor of the last will 'and tostament...
4%0,11
'atlas said la -Margaret Sti/t,-at,Clinten,Thitaliir, on
or before the,t14 t day of August, a.- D. 188G. ' their •
,christian names andsiminames; addresses and deseripe
tion, the full partieulati.,,of their claims, it statement
of their accounts, and tne,neture of the securities (If
any) held by them., And tfiAkimmedlately after the
said fourteenth day of August ta-kt. the assets of the
estate of the said•lide Margaret saitaret to dietribtited
among thriNftres entitled theretadieviog regard only
to the claims of which notice shall have beekreceived ;
end the Kxectuter. will not be liablo for the milkmaids, .
or any part thereof, to any person of whose claimhotloo
shall not have been received by him .at the spine of
Rich distribution. • ' • - .
Dated this 20th esi of.rens. A.D./4386. •
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INDUSTRIAL and ART EXHIBITJON
L. ONpoN,CAN‘IDA
, sei)i.P211h to Oct. 2nd, 1886..
LIBERAL -'13RE1VIITIMS.
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•The Western Fair is thogroatest ..ev.entof.the.nasan
for thopeople of Western Ontario. The DIrecters aro
deterhitned that•the forthcoming Exhibition shall equal
11 hot stirpass, any of its predeeesears. The commit-
tee of attractions are preparing aspletalid progranItud
for each day of the Falr,full, particulars of whieh wilt.
bo published later en. Write to the Secretary for
Prize Lists, Pastors, Programmes, or any Information
regair
WHETTER, DEO. HolfROOR,
' President. 4• soorotary,
SLUG SHOT.
Insects and Bugs.--Slii.g Shot will Kill Po-
tato..lings and Cabbage Worms, Insects on
itose bushes, Flowers, Plants, •&c. and is
• a good Plant Food, Only 35 cents per lb.
New York Borah' .—It was desperately • • •
!
het, and the little wonian! yesterday after -
have ,also a lot' of
noon trudged painfully up the west aide .of
Broadway undo, her'burdens. These were NEW HONEY at 11) lb for $I.
a huge bundle, apparently Of' clothing,'-
which she held under her right arm,while JAMBS STEEP, - MANTON.
in her right hand she Carried a big tin can
thatcould hold a gallon. On her leftarrii;
resting spindlier shoulder, was a well -
grown ohild, ehowing great exhatiiition
from the heat: Calmly sauntering in ffont
of her' smoking Ilia pipe, with his hands
foldedbehind- him while he leisurely gazed
at the wonders about him,' was a strong,
sturdy man. The couple were husband
and wife.
Policeman 1,422 flaw thetn coming along.
lls face darkened with an ominous scowl,
and, triding up•to the man, he took him
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Blyth Pump Factory.,
• 0 JAMES FERGIISON
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Milting removed hit !niftiness to the premises fOrMerly
knoWn ta Ttttt illOUNTOASTLE MILL, Would thank
all old patronii for past favors and Is hi a bettor pes1,.
tion than evet to promptly fill! all orders entrusted tO
hint. A STOCK OP GOOD PUMPS ON IIAND.-
Ordered work a ePeolahl. Wells dug and completed
on short notice. Ali workguaranteed. Prices reason
able, Ofteititil int MAti...rsomrILV ATTENDED TO,
JAMES PERGUSC.,.;, BLYTIT.
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