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Juno glad* 1904
Lovers of Good Tea
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News Notes.
1 Bigh Court of Canadian Foresten.
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Iwill meet in $t l'hemas next year.
A young son of Ernest Waspe was
•drowned while bathing at London.
• The O. T. P. has ordered. 150,00Q tons
•of steel rails from the Dominion Iron
and Steel Co., to be delivered, within
two years,
The•House passed a vote of censure
on 31r. Cinemax's, the cpreespondent
who wrote strong things about Lon,
Mr, Foster.
At the Faitof AU Nations at Nia-
gara Fiala, Lady Laurier, in a, draw,
secured the handsome silk petticoat
I-louse/Clean
Your System!
Because of its Delicious Flavor.
Lead PackAs Only. -25c, 30c, 40c, 50c, 600 Per Lb.At all Grocers.
HIGHEST AWARD ST, LOUIS, 1904, •
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Not Strictly Local, but closely
Akin Thereto.
If you want your town to grow
and prosper, wake up, rub yout *eyes,
roll up your sleeves a nd go to work
for it.
Most fortunate is the boy or girl,
the young man or the young lady who
is given the opportunity to attend
schoet in this town. Its educational
advantages equal any town of. like
size in the county.
When the baby talks, it is time to
give Hollister's ftocky. Mountain Tea.
It's the greatest latiby medicines
known to loving mothers. It makes
them at, sleep and grow. 35e Tea or
tablets. Ask'your Druggist.
Farms in our county continue -to
sell at Very good prices. • Real estate
men .report a fair number of buyers,
but the Int of farms on the markenfon
sale grows smaller and it is more diffi-
cult now than formerly to find snit -
able farm property that can he bought
cheap. Our land has not yet reached
the top price is the opimon of well
posted men, but the west is.pushingit
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the•present.
This paper is anxious to each week
issue a bright, local parte, and in this
desire every one can gmatly assist us.
With this end in view we will supply
a tablet to any one .upon which can be
-ofted down any item of nein.. If :our.
friends will go to the trouble to Jot
down a few items each Week it will
greatly assist in making the paper
newsy and bright, and the favor will
not only be appreciated but _recipro-
cated whenever an opportunity is
-Offered.
A merciful man is mercifill to •his
beasts. We like to see our farmers
when they drive into town on a, cold,,.
stormy day, put their team in a, • barn
or cover them with blankets. In the.
heat of summer they can always find •
:shade in, which to leave the noble
'animals that brought them safely' to
TireYFFireViaurgiftratever, NVI4
inthe labat of summer they •: seek the ,
shade 'ann. . 'Axe. their horses in the
sun There is somethiug wrong
de about the mart who thus abuses. his •
team. He may be a . nice man, may
belong to the church. natty not swear,
smoke 401.' have any bad habits, lint .
wnwould not want to be .hie horse.
We are not given to boasting but
we are proud of the farmer boys of
1 this vicinity. They are., with rare ex-
ceptions, a healthy, intelligent and
O happy class of young uteri. • We Teel
'like taking our hat clear off when we
meet them upon our streets, and no
` clean is more welcoined to our office.
Too many toys leave the' farm where
I they would have made substantial and
' good citizens, and go to the city where
only one in a thousand succeed in
: life's,battli. There are farmers who
I fairly drive their boys away, There
I is no excuse for anis. The farmer boy
i
is entitled to his vacations, to several
Irelaxations, his 'visits to the city, good
booas, magazines and his home paper.
To the observing one itis plain to be
' seen that the old. farm le the best place
: in the world for the average young
man and never fails to bring a happier_
and more useful life than the city.
Young men, you who till the soil and
earn your bread by, the sweat of your
brow, we are proud of you ; our latch-
string is always out to you and you
will always have a friend in this paper.
Corns and see us and give us the news
from your neighborhood.
The prize list of theCanadianionNat-
lona' Exhibition, to be held in Toronto
Out., Aug. p. to Sept. io,which is now
being distributed, contains In a n y
changes compared with last year. In
nearly. every department there its a
material increase in theasreiniume. In
the horse department classes have been
added for Welsh, Shetland and Hack-
ney ponies. The Dominion Shorthorn
Association having increased their
grant tor prNes to$2.000 the eihibition
management have responded with a
like amount, so that there in consider-
able expansion' alsnln tbe cattle depart -
merit.. In the sheep division wether
sections have laeen added to each breed
of sheep. In the poultry department A •
number of sections have been .actoled,
and the list has been increased by an
extra , number of specials,. Several
changes have been made in the dairy
department. In the flora 'division a
priee is added •for the best and most.
-original floral design. Seyeral sections
'recommended by the Ontario Bookeeps
rin'tirsiantsanciatitirrehnve 'been, added -to
the ' honey *sees: -Several sections
heve also been added to :the ' wonien's
and children's nepartments. The total'.
increase all around Inman -Its to close
upon $4.000, which means that the ag-
gregate surn given in premiums by the
Canadian National Thchibition is • ay..;
proaching the $50,000 mark. Entries
e-etr.14ate, '
a Keep saying it, over andover again.
Ayer s P
1 g.kisee.s.geas.Arerspitztertir:rdz
, ,, ..T4ey cure constipation indigestion,
biliousness, sick-Ireadaeldr. 1 All !rep.
Ayer s pi table, sugar-coated,.:it y
We kart) iie socreis I We lill. S.O.AywrOone
a S
. , lbo formulas of all oar Idiom. ..'1.arens14 MAIL
MOUS PEOPLE
BY FANNIE .M.LOTHROP
Otto Barony Co. New York
EVANGELINE BOOTH
The Salvation Army's American Leader.
The Salvation Army., one of the most remarkable religious movements in the
world, is a great organized body going out into the highways and byways of hu-
manity. It seeks to bring the church to the people rather than merely to urge
the people to the church, It has rnadinreligion a warm, inspiring reality to thou-
sands; it has been practical, for it has carried the divine word to the poor, the sin-
ning, the sorrowing and the suffering, and with it has ever extended the hand of
humen helpfulness, love and brotherhood, Its methods need xi° vindication;
the transformed lives clue to its influence are its living monuments. ,
The new leader of the Army in the United States IS a young woman, nye Moth;
the daughter of the venerable General Booth, founder of the otganization. Tall,
slender, energetic, alert, with a sweet,mellow,' far-reaching yoiee, she strikingly
resembles her father, and went te America after her triumphant crusade in Canada
with the reputation of being one of the best women orators in the world. She luta a
strength, sincerity and spiritual fervor that carry her audiences with her and sweep
thein on wavesof religious fervor to higher spirituality;
As a child, with her sweet faee and her little jingling tambourine, she vera
tired into lhe slums of Darkest London and faced without a treMer, degradation
she could not understand; but which the sunshine of the love she radiated 'was at
last to penetrate and soften. For a time she was compelled to go disguised as it
flower -girl, but after searing personal violence more than a hundred times and
bravely leading her people where the police rarely ventured and were always needed,
she finally triumphed, and to -day the name of Iihra Booth is held in reverence in
even the worst sections of London.
Through her personal influence obnoxious laws regarding nubile religious
meetings in the snares of England haVe been repealed, find under her leadership.
the Army in England mimed the temper of street mobs end vanquished their op-
position. She went to Cornwall,Tand talked to workirs in the tin mines; uncleunted
she went into the mines under the see, with the surf Mari?* 'overhead, to visit the
sick and dying; she carried her message to the weavers ,of the Midlands, and brayed
her way through all difficulties to heht the battle of temperance and better living.
She has held practically every rank. in the Army, and in Canada, where she was in
command, often traveled hrevisly through the provinces on snowshoee, preaehing
to men in the lumber/camps. To -day she is the ruler of nearly 4,000paid °filters
and more allten425,000 of an organized force that ministere day and night, unCeae-
ingly, to the temporal and spiritual heeds of three million people.
amend utot4bVi7o AA et the Pettlitteet e (Wads, iti th* br W. CAM*, a the Deitittmiat of Alideultitte
front the Irish booth,
lhe SS,-AlliWir a arrived at 31ontrea
yesterday from Liverpool with
stowaways, the largest number eve
brought out on one steamer.
The Presbyterian General Asseitin
voted to send the report of the Com
by an o erwhelining majority.
mitteer Union to the uongregation
Mrs. Arabelle McGeachie, about 80
years of age, of St. Catharines, was
truck by a train clear Queensto
Heigh Oki en Saturday', and killed.
George and John Benham, aged
and .10, sons of Arthur Beeham, of Oro
township, went into a creek to bathe
got beyond their depth. and perished
Jean Baptist, the la months old son
of Charles Messier, a farmer of St.
Simon Range, Quetiec, was drowned
yesterday in a roadside drain which
had been filled by recent rains.
• Wm. Doughty. a 'retired farmer,
living near Albert College, Belleville,
died last night as result of injuries
received by his horse . running away
in its fright from an automobile,
The Queen of Spain has sent the fol-
lowing cmessa_ge to. the Governor-Gen-
eral : 'The King and I heartily,. thank
you and the loyal people of Canada for
your kind sympathy and congratula-
tions."
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keep It Pure Riad Clean lt You
°stare Good Realtd•
The inside of your body requires at-
tention juet the same as the outside.
A.great accumulation of eftete mat-
ter is clinging to the yaripus organs,
and must be moved elf.
Some gentle laxative and tonic
should be used,
The system must be relieved of its
burden if you are to enjoy a happy,
healthy summer.
Physicians who have examined the
formula, of Dr. giumiton's alarairaina
and Buttermit Pills say no medicine
meld be better.
Whether ill cm not, thousands rely
on Dr. Hamilton's Piliesvhich are truly
Y marvelous in preventing debility alai
s sickness.
.Begin Dr. Hamilton's Pills without
delay. You'll feel stronger, eat heart-
ier., digest better, sleep somata-, and
gazn more in Weight.
Mr. Ed. Maynard, an old resident of
New Westminster, B. O. writes : "I
don't say nr, tholtitoo'sipintiwiti core
everything, but they made a quick job
of building up nay run down syetexu. I
had kidney . disease and constip,ation,
and was wholly -unfitted for work.
Pa1118 11(.)t through my limbs and
locigeil in my back. Headaches often'
made me desperate. I hadno appetite
an awful dolor, and felt despondent
restored to my present tip-top condi-
ttiocttlitreie:Tigisv Id iwtyassj abelaitatnletor
kept up Dr. 11.imilton's Pills till I was
renturtatnica.
Oen you afford to miss the benefit of
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Jt is understood that the contract
for 65,000 tons of steel .rails for the
Transcontinentel Railway will be div-
ided between the Dominion Iron &.
Steel Company 8,nd the Alebraa, Steel
Company,
Don't be fooled and made to believe
that rheumatism can be cured with
local appliances. • Hollister's Rocky
Mountain tea is the only positive cure
for rheumatism, 35e, Tea or Tablets
Ask your Druggist,
The London branch of the Metho-
dist W. M. S., hi session at Chatham,
yesterday ehanirnously carried a re-
solution asking that women be repro.,
sentecl at the distrait meetings and
general and annual conferences.
Little aches never groat to be big
ones if they are promptly treated with
Perry Davis' Painkiller. A good thing
to remember in the season of diarr-
hoea, cholera aimless andother towel
conrplaints that come with summer..
James Hughes,, a native ,of •Dundee,
Seotland, was knocked off the super-
structure of 'the Quebec beiclge • yes-
terday by an engine. to the rocks be
low.- .He was dashed to instant death.
Deceased was 44 years: old; and leaves
01111 y.
Cheeks French, a deaf • and dumb
youth of Derehann was missed from
his home Sunday morning till Mon-
daY afteenuen. He relates that a
tramp robbed hitn and ittiapped him
to tree; from,' which he -freed •Itim-
self after ,hours of effort, '
itte-Henesiye-ease, el -eat
70. after 52 continnous years' service
in the Moncton Publie schools, sent
her resignation to the School Board.
They refused to remove her from the
staff after such a long and honorable
service, but is now first on the list of
occatsionals.
A. E; Henderson; secretary of the
Henderson Roller Bearing Cencipany,
Toroute. . was on Tuesday expelled'
from the Methodist Ministerial As-
sociatien of this dibtrict. His 'name
was taken off the list unconditionally
and his ordination papers and. cretin
entiale were handed oven •
this marvel -working medicine? Thin
of it. All dealers sell Dr. Hamilton'
Pills, 250 per boir, or five boxes fo
81.00. „By mail from N. 0. Poison an
Co,' Hartford, Conn., U. S. A., an
Kingston, Ont. •
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• Two AtrtretkeN end Two nicturen
Anillustration of the vicissitudes of
those 'who follow the theatrical profes-
,sion 15 given in an incident which hoe
.beeurred at Peterborough. About •two
years ago a touring company was
stranded at PeterborOUglli and two ars-
treeses were left in the plight Of hav-
ing neither money enough to pay their
landlady nor .to leave the city. .They went to a local tradesman, and
asked bira to. lend _them Meilen en a
Pawnticket fcir two pictureswhich bad
been pledged at Notting -I -lain' for £14.
'kie lent them £1,and subsequently ad-
vanced them £3 more, .on which they
were !to "journeY to:London. A littls
later the tradesman redeenied the plc-
tures,•and Wrote to thi. girls in London
'asking 11. they cared to buy them back.
He receive&. a reply from one of them,
'stating that her friend had died, and
saying that he might keep the pictures.'
.4. short time ago he sent them. to be
sold at Christie's, . thinking that they.
,Must he a some. value. tor a pawn-
broker .to advance the sum �t 14 on
them. 'To:his surprise they mad& 140,
.and he •• at once wrote40 th ,actreei
rarrrwbonmire-had—lasiftarit
Itig:t.er otatte lucky windonl.• Bat' the
fctress had died a .day Or two before,
• the,. sale. • • ,
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• YOU 'MELANCHOLY WOMEN !
Crin!t even sleep -restless day and
night -broodid t over imag.ined tionble
ar-ean..the-tias
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111010, 1)007 in the blood which is thin
and innutritious. Do the night think
now mad you'll be cured quickly. Just
take Ferrozone ; it turnseverything
yon eat into nourishment, consequent-
ly, blood containing lots iron and
oxygen is forthed. . Ferrozone makes
flesh, muscle,•nerve- strengthens in a
vveek, cures very quickly. You'll live
longer, feel brighter, be free flown men
lineholy if you use Ferrozone. Fifty
cents buys a laix of this good tonic
(fifty chocolate coated tablets in every
boxst.at all dealers.
The disgusting discharges from the
nose end throat, and the foid, catarrh-
al breath ate quicklv. dispensed with
by using Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Cure,
Such soothing agents aa0i1 Eucalyptus,
thymol, Wild Lritigo, etc.. have been
incorporated into.. a snow white creain
making a catarrhal balm unexcelled. •
Sold by.W.S.R. Holtnes, ,
Haunted by regret for killing two
men. in • the San Fraricieco disaster,'
William O'Connor, a militiaman shot
himself dead 'Wednesda.y. O'Connor
brooded over his act, which was pet -
formed in the line of duty, until he
thought the dead men's 1 elatives were
hounding him. O'Connor lost, all his
property as #1blacksmith shop owner
through tile dieastee, and came here.
ReletiveS of the dead men, he believed
preyented him tom getting emplok-
merit, and to cap it all his • fiancee in
Lon Angeles jilted, filth because he lost
his money.
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If your Stonateh is weak,'t
If your food distresses you,
If you are weak and nervous
Use. Dr. Shoop' s Restorative one b
month and see what it does for
S Id b W
The graves of. Britain's fallen tiol-
diere in South. Africa have not. been
forgotten. The Guild of Loyal Wo-
men of Sonth Africa have•Just issued
the -report ot their special committee
on this subject, showing that live years
of steady prgmlized work have been
now corimleted. Still, much remains to
be done, In some cases, for instance,
It has been found necessary to remove
the bodies -L. -where proxit•nity of the.
grave to dwelling houses or drinking
Water has been a danger to health, or
where several gravss have been scat-
tered about one farm, and where a '
'grave was so far out of reach that it is
clearly impossible to undertake to look
after it. • During. the „war, too, it must
also •be :remembered, burials were of-
ten hurriedly done, and in most un-
suitable ground,' with the t'esult "in
many, places bodies have been found
xposed, wind and 'weather having
ashed away the .soil which covered
hem." Re -burial was dhSolutely neces-
ary In these casts, and the bodies have
ara
een placed septely qt coffins.
rouglit In, and laid to rest in the
earest cemeteries.
o y .§,R, Holmes.
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• nabbitso Vann
Rabbits' ears are singularly adapted
to catch eTery Emend. The,ears-of this
timorous online' are constantly on the
Move. It sleeps. with ite eyes partly
open arid fts ears directed backward,
and anything passing in front or sound
ceteing from • the 'rear attracts- inetant
attention. •
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Eggs. ,,
Very frequently a cooked 'egg be-
comes mixed with the raw ones. It
may edelly be pleked'out. An uncook-
ed egg will not twirl, but a Cooked one
eon readily be twirled.
,An Odd Book.
One of the strangest books ever welt
-
ten Is Pere terruger's "ImproYeinetits,
on the Bible!' Ile rewrote the Settp-
tures In the Style of a fashionable me-
et stating in his prefaee that Moaeir
and the other writers are too barren in
their deserlption,
A
eadeente Deirrees.
Academic degrees originated at Par-
te and Bologninduring the twelfth ten-
. ° .AfiBAD IIIWTSE
010ften causes a good deal of trouble,
The best cure is a prompt applieation
of N'erviline whieh instantly stops the
pain, prevents swelling, removes all
blaeltness and disceloration. Nerviline
is antiseptic -Prevents blood poison-
ing. No liniment so strong, KJ pene-
trating, So SWift to deeteey pain. You
mitre a lot of comfort by not using Pol.
son's- Nerviline, For nearly fifty yeere
it has been the standard fitmily
went of Ottnealas
*WEARING A •r-•
WAY YOUR LUN OS ?
Yes, and your strength too. Stop
eoughing and get rid of that catarrh,
The one remedy is "Catarrhezene"
which goes to the diseased tissues ,
along with air you breathe ; it can't
fell to reach the source of •the trouble
it's bound to kill the gentle, and as for
healing up the sore places, nothing
can surpass Catarrhozone. . If you
don't get instant xelief and ultimate
cure you will at least get back your
riumey for Catarrhozone is guaranteed
to ore catarrh in anypart of the
system. Wu run no risk -therefore
use Catarrhozone-at our expense if
not satisfied.
ealinnta. neeennonneee.
Shea -Did you everseen the tomer
twins?
/In --Yes.
She -Don't you think the boy Is the
pleture of his father?
He -'yes; and I 'also think the girl ia
the phonograph If her mother. -Min-
neapolis Journal.
itat the nersinniton
"Yours la certainly an unusnal cage,"
said the litivyer, "and it will be ttec08.
. Nary to consult a mairber of books;" •
"Ser•oueried the el lent.
"Yee," answered the legal light, "ad'
tiro will begin with your pooketbeek.",-,-
Detroit Teibutle, .
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Oetting, Akomr,
"Id that timid young cortgreSernan
making any progress?" Mired Grityce.
"Some," , ndmitted Gladytt "After
'talking rtboet kteses for a week he
flnfly aeked foe Wee in print"---Lotr-
Wine Courier -Aux' „
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A REGULAR
Hefter Skeiter Sal
of Boys', Youths' and itien's Suits, coats and pants, odd
pantki. Overalls, stacks Of them, Braces, Collars, Neck.
stiThleifs W�kiti Shirts, MifiBliirts, in 16,-ct every..
thing a man or boy wears), even to Boots an Shoes, for
the next 10 days I will be here personally to attend' to
your wants. So come on MacDuff and see who will
quote prices the lOWest for the nex.t 10 clays.
CLOTHIER,
$MITIA'S
and FW. NISHER:
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A Pleasant and Interestinel Visit
to Glen Park Stock Farm.
A few years ago, as a diversion from
the strenuous duties incident to con.
tirmedsoffice work and rigidlylooking
after hm
is large anufacturini
g nterests.
Mr. Doherty, like many others of sinx-
ilias calibre, gratified his old love for
good live stock end invested '111 a few
beautiful Short -Horns.
flaying acquired a considerable por-
tion of the Bewden survey farm pro-
perty, where his factories, residence,
barns and so forth are situated, the
richest tract of land that we know of.
It has produced 50 bushels of wheat
per acre, and lest year 14(9) bushels of
mengolds were grown onless tha
three acres. :a
Mr Doherty also bought from Arthur
Conch poit of the flats across•the river
nil idea spot for pasture. •
The seenery being pioturesq lre. and
interestingiothe winding river is flank-
ed by wooclfd`heights with handsome
villas nestling here and there among
the trees. At times the valloy•narrows
between rugged, woody hanks, and
then widens out again into broad, fer-
tile meadows, where the cattle close
in
among the buttercupa and clover.
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Carpets and
Lo eums.
guarantee to give satisfaction.
We have a big stock of Carpets, and ail new patterns, Goods that w.e cart
Brussells • .85 1 00 125 11 NVool .80 .0.3 1.00
Tapestry • .40 .50 .60 Unions.35 .45
Carpet squares in many sixes, patterns and prices,
Scotch Linoleunta.- Sitvoilit widths -The most beautintil patterns Quality' -
•lthe kind that wears for a life time. Our Pvices 87 1.2, 49, 45 and 50c per sq. yd.
J. 11... enELLEw, BLYTII.
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PURE ENGLISH
A j\•best English makers at gucts, per lb. /‘
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i • .-----Do - you want'.the • BeSt--at. the lowest Price -
away their time in sleepy satisfaction .-. • ?
, ../. , • ,. 7 'We can .siapply -y92...with Berger's, One of.ther: ..of...,.
Sweet spot itinamong the "banks in. 1
braes %in the.s.unny days of June,whe
the sky is without a 'eland and th
ineedowrlikeitattre fluttering nnd eipg
ang oventhe grassy fields.
Ftantrtite fiesf. Ire -ma
ithdi'pay,'for the second year gave hfl
a clear profit of about $500, which was
invested to good advantage in import
ed Cruikshatik Short•Horn cows, the
best line of stook inthe world.
He sold his culls and males, annually,
using only impoeted sires, leaving at
the•present Hine nothing but the /nest I
herd, which now numbers 25 head.
;The herd is headed by the Watso
bred, Bessie, imported sir, Pride o
Scotland, 45213, one of the most choice
animals in this country, £200 was
paid for him when only 11 months old
The twenty-one females are all extel
lent representatives of noted,old Soto
.J. E. HOVEY, Clinton; .
• - , - Dispensing. Chemist.
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eftien's Waterproofs, Ladies' Wrapper
n and Waists. A large stock of Gindhams, Linens and Mus. -
f lins for Summer DrCaa6s, Laces andTErnbroideries, Underwear
ad Hosiery, in great:Variety.' Our Wall Papers. are the best.
We sell. the famous Sterling Paint 1 none better, some 'may
h be as gOod. Lots -of s'eed on hand.
families that have. proved their. worth • • -
es money makers in the production of -
milic• beef and progeny. One of the • May 1,5th, .1906. • . __
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, R ADAMS„ .Empotaurn, Londeshoiso.
young cows, ,Duchess of Gloster,, traces ...:„ ..
back to the Oolling's Dispersion ettle in
the year 1810. .
• The • Cows are all • bred1n the a .
•inost fashionable linea, Cbmbining size.
.birth, qualq, flesh and hone, :and up -1
g I
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to -date Crui shank type, representin
sueh noted Scotch familiee as the Stant
fords, Jilts,Winsonie Beauties,Wimpl
Blossoms,: Matchlesses, Nonpareils
Duchess of Glosters, Orange Blossoms
Minas, Clarets, etc.
Atneng the lot ere scime famous show
enima's. •
Winsome Beauty, one of the import
ed cows, won first at Elgin, Nairn and
Doncaster as a yearling in Scotland
1901, and sold fox. 150 guineas,
Orange Blostroni 2nd, Imp., another
co* of show yard ordenand a choicely
bred one, in her veins flow the llood
of Remus, tsire of Choice Goods sold
for 47100,) Scottish Anther and Wlm.of
Orange:
• Wimple Blossotn Was shown many
times, and never *hipped until lest
Spring itt the Clinton, Stock Show,
when she was beaten by her sistenaleo
owned by Mr Doherty.
Glen Park Gilt,a broad, low set, thrif-
ty, thick fleshed,stnooth, red, two year
old, is considered good enough to suc-
cessfully compete fbr first class honors'
at the Toronto Industrial or elsewhere,
-Among the yearlings we wish to es-
pecially mention the twins Nonpareils
they are proper candidates for Exehibi-
tion honors, beautiful roans, scions of
Mr. Jacob's important animal, and so
near alike they can hardly be told
apart.
Leen but not by any means least,are
Orange Blossom 4th and Wimple's
arl, two of the most beautiful heifer
calves we lut•ve ever seen, they. showing
the Cruikshank character so well.
Among the young finales • whieli are
especially !offered for sale are two reds,
a Matchless and a Silt, both by import-
ed Sire% broad, level, smooth, well
grown sappy fellows, now 15 months
old, fit to head almost any herd, .
The whole herd is offered for sale
without any reservation,for cash or on
time, and no reasonable bid will be
turned down for either the imported
or home bred stock, rts the herd now
requires •considerable• attention and
since Mr. Doherty has added the man-
tifitature of pianos to _his; immense
organ business, his time is fully oc-
cupied.
A. tabulated, illtistrated, and descrip-
tive catalogue of this magnificent herd
On application. Advt.
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