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.I:uww'a, t'tpt. !:til, IS00.
nun tee:.;T c tiGVE1.A31E;ti'1',
Wizen file Totem tali; about the in -
cross(' er pouch: are gumsg the past
three or four years they conveniently
forger In VaY anything about the il:erease
ill revea ate Thc:y kitten xiiglt r well that
in i r.:l),:ttion to tk.• :remount of business
Hour- th:'vc' has be'•n an actual reduction
in the expenditere. Take for example
the cost of collecting the rove -met -In
1898.0 it was ;:+9,830,453 while- in 180.1-5
it was of iy (),129, 410. But while tberc
was thus as nominal increase iu 1 u9 -0 it 1
was only 21 per cunt of the receipts,
'whereas in the last year of Tory manage-
anent the cost was 2S per cent. The
total et:p nditure of the Customs De- Ii
pertinent was 812,0,0;0 more in 1898-9
than it was in 1!37,-55 but the cost of col-
lection decreased. from 5.1x) in 1894-3 to o
4.02 ill 1.98 9.
The expenditure chargeable to the
°eme dated Fund in 1894.5 was 17 per
cent of the total trade of the country.
The expenditure iiz 1898-9 chargabie to
the sand account was only 13 per cent.
This shows a reduction of 4 per cent.
from 17 per cent, equivalent to a reduc-
tion of about 25 per cent in the cost of
carrying on the business of the country.
,A casual examination of the items of
expenditure will show that every in-
crease ims been where the marvellous
I,nowth of the country's resources waxier
wise administration have demanded bet-
ter facilities. For example the increase
in Railways and Canals has been $074,-
000; for cold -storage, $42,000; Trade
and Commerce, 577,000; Ocean, river
and coast service, 8194,000; Customs
service,ti120,0e0; Mail snbsic.ies, 570,000 c
Public Works, $174,000; Immigration,
500,000. There was also an increase of
'the interest on the Public Debt $388,000,
and for Sinking Fund $480,.000, these
two items being accountedfor by the in-
creased capital ezpeuditure in develop-
ing railways and canals, and transporta-
tion facilities generally. Another in-
crease was $538,000 in the Department
of Militia. and Defence but the Militia
to -day is in better shape than it ever was
and no one questions the wisdom of the
increased outlay..
On the other hand the 'Civil Service
-expenditure increased under Tory rule
at the rate of $25;000 per annum, and
had this rate of increase .continued the
expenditure in 1898-9 over 1894-5 would
have been 575,000 but instead of •that
there was a dscrease of ,10,'014.. Not
only was there a decrease in the cost of
the Civil service at Ottawa but also in
the cost of legislation, in the manage -
anent of the Peniteutiaries in the admin-
istration of Dominion lands :and of the
Fisheries Department and in the cost of
maintaining the North West Mounted
Police; while in each ease this retrench
znent has been effected without in th
Tightest degree impairing the effcien
of the service. In other words the ,ad
ministration of the finances of the Dom
inion under the present Government
bias been along the identical lines tha
would be adopted by- a successful busi
aless man, and the business men of the
country, having themselves experienced
a season of unparaIled prosperity and
development, realize and appreciate this
fact.
AN INCONGRUOUS COMB/NATION.
atiou "Laurier is too English for seta."
Now tilt aluestioa arises which is the
true Tory policy seal who 14 the actual
1ent1ert? Ntt tinebl uueertailltp exists in
the Liberal ranks where there is bu
policy in Ontario scald Qaebee; fo
Drench aril for the English, for
native born and for tint' eitiven by
option, -.the volley enunciated) b
Wilfrid Laurier, "to Make Cana 1
xlittiozl,a nation wit his thea British om
.L natio:. great at iu tlta eyes of the wo
tumor min= et :Tz:r.3,7 ..
Suppose for tL nt0ttant that the re
of the aznpemling election shouldhe
return of the 'I rks to power; what
of an outfit would they :have to re
the present Cabinet? Tupper with
"Laurier is too English for ane," H
John Macdonald with bis loyelt
British coultection; Pastor still uun
ed from his treachery to his late el
the present Tory leader of the Son
Caron, Montague, mid Clarke Wall
accusing each other of elauderans
onymous latter -writing, and the
atter very generally suspected of co
plicity in the recent attempt of ex -erg
zer Birmingham to "hold-up" th
proseztt leader; Hibbert Tupper a
aggart also of the "nest of traitor
who for admittedly personal reasons ,.
slot because of any difference of opiu
u the affairs of state, turned upon th
olitical chief and incidentally broug bout the overthrow of their party.
TJ ' e1NUJ1AM TOLES, SEPTEMBER 1', 1901),
Four JI,Illloaa Profit.
A.few $ire : d (."an ulinu.� ouen made
Baia' Piil::tltd of do11a1.. c•1t••(r profit out
of lautittli:e a smell x:tilver-, o!; wrlaitlz
t one xn0a, l `.tttuii.az-. have lever lac;lrtl. The
r the railway in quo cion was the " 1u' -
the Appell•',Long l'atLe :i:oaten:laewvan Bail-
ed- , way"' which ill lee.7. receive.i i vtants
y Sir J from tla;7 Doutiniait l averlalaaeut. .'ho
C411.10,( a a luau( greut:�i1 to this company Was sold
Aire for *.(,x..00,0•.13, and from the sale of
bonds and tee t'a.sh eubsidi s the Com -
pithy of moat f; ;,(100,030 more, awaking
tk toast of w{y,O00,000. The t
total coat of
rld.t,
suit
o the the roast is estimated to have been not
snore S 5Otl leaving w t Ot It
av t
.'
Ii'nci
k n not )r
i (lilt
!to
the promoters o the toatd of foot* place 1 � tea x lluzl.
leis • lions. The 0, P R. supplied the ter -
ugh minas and the rolling stock and leased
y to the road without a rental, thus taking
lag- he xailwvay of the original owners.
lief, This is one of the tunny railway stor-
ate les which R. L. Richardson, M. P,, is
now tering in the Canadian Magazine
in, a series of four art/vies. Jr.lRich-
ardsoa believes in °overnnaeut owner-
ship of railways, tants. is writing these
articles in order to lay his views before
the people of Canada,
ace
an-
two
au -
air
nd
s,"
lnd
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efr
ght
To
e
cy
this any some of these men scare
speak as,they pass by, and yet from t
material the people are to bo asked
express by their vote, confidence the
stable, capable and progressive govt
meat could be formed.. Such confide
would indeed be charming in its chil
like confidence.
A P1tOPIIET WrmIIOUT IIottOn.
Sir Charles Tupper must be a happ
man these days for he is perfectly sati
fled of his triumphant return ab the
preaching elections. The result is
most a foregone conclusion, the Liber
party will be simply overwhelmed b
the adverse vote to be piled up agains
them. So it was in 1890, the sawn
gentlemen was equally sure of au over
whelming victory. The following ye
the local elections in Nova Scotia wer
to result in the annihilation of th
Liberal Government, but when nos
were counted after the fight there wee
three Tories and thirty-three Liberals
A very few months later the neighbor'
province held a general local election
and again the Liberals were to be beat
en out of their boots, --no doubt about
it, the endications were numistakable;
buf of the forty-six members of the local
Legislature of New Brunswick only
four were Tories when the returns were
all in. Once again the last local election
in Quebee;was to be a sweep of victory
for the Conservatives, but the actual re-
sult was a bigger Liberal majority than
before; and lastly the Liberal Govern-
ment in Ontario had not the ghost of a
chance at the last general election, but
to -day they are still occupying the seats
of the mighty with a good working
majority, and a firmer hold upon the
people than they had at the last election.
Here are five pretty good samples of the
way Tory prophecies reach a fulfilment
and a very brief season will increase the
number to an even half dozen.
Where Aro The b,'keptles 7
Its spite of all the evidence published
in the daily press and even iu spite of the
testimony of your boat friends you may
still be skeptical regarding the Unusual
virtues of Dr. Chase's. Ointment. Not-
hing short of au actual trial will prove
alar1 doul to of
t that ea 1DroChaase'sad o Ointments n
his absolute cure for piles. A single box
to will be sufficient to melee you as t,nthus-
t a iastic as your neighbor in praising Dr.
rChase's Ointment, for it is a certaiu to
n -
cure you.
uce
d- To Acquirrc a Good. Vocabulary.
•"A, good vocabulary is acquiree. by
reacting good books, as well as by hear-
t' ing the talk of those who express them -
s. solves in the speech of educated people,"
ap- writes Margaret E. Sangster, in the
�_ September Ladies' Horne Journal.
al "Thought lies back of speech, and the
Y more subjects interest us the more cour-
t mand of language we shall have in which
e to describe then. They who read soien-
- tile boobs will have a grave of scien-
ratific terms. They who discriminate
e nicely and use the very best word to
e say what they have in their minds wvifl
es consult a dictionary and see what are
re the similarities or the contrasts of certain
words; will choose, as among gems, the
nig flawless ruby or crystal; will not be
satisfied without the exact word which
_ can express precisely the meaning thev
wish to convey,. The reading of good
authors lifts our vocabulary from mean-
ness and meagerness to nobility and
splendor, enriches our .speech with words
which are like a beautiful embroidery
on the garment of daily life, and furnish-
es us with allusions, quotations and
phrases which are picturesque, apposite
or convenient for illustration."
To AV N DIRECTOR
l .IPTIt T Cx t'ltf iI- StLI`•bflf i ::c'rw'i('eS itt
11 it n1 and i p an, Sunday ,t.`0heol lit
1)ten) p Itz. General p1'it. 'r steed':,
on Wednesday evenings R 't-. \V,
Fined,. d,. neater. VV'. ,7, t iaal'iaan, S. S.
St ape 'i1at 'lades d.
itli 'ri1't.r>r:+r Oiil`ltfil^-: ital,lo ai la t,t•rw'iees
at 11 a Ilk a1:d 71l 111. ;Sunday Sta(:el at
2801, x:13, :i':pwortla League every e ry 1i 1on-
dav E7:,'ettl z=;• Cameral, prayer meeting
on \Vedne'„Iay ove.axings. Ley, ltaehar(1
1Hal>brl, pastor. i.)r. Towhee V. S. Sup-
erintendent.
1'111+.taAS'r1:12rAN CIl171t0I --•Sabbath tr.:t'-
vlcas tat 11 n, zzz and i p nz, Sumer;
School at 2: :SO n nk. Gerard prayer
meeting on Wednesday ew enirgs. Lev,
D. Peale, pastor and S. 5. Superinten-
dent,
ST. PAUL'S Cixtyixoii, BriscOPAL-,5'ab-
bath services at 11 a Di and 7 p itt. Saul -
day School at e :::0 p no General prayer
meeting, on Wednesday evening*, I2ov.
Wm. Lowe, inounibent, F, Shore, 5, S.
Supe' iutendent.
C(rirttln a,tpi:tar, ClITIIClr,-Sabbath
services at 11 a in and 7 p nt, Sunday
Scheel at 12 alk. Midweek aneoting;ou
Weituesclry oveniugs at 8 o'clock., Gavin
V)T ill on, 5.5. Supt.; A. 11.1. Prior, pastor.
Roma le Mamma Crxvrakr -- Every
fourth Sunday. Mass at 10:80 a in, ser-
111u1I and benediction at 7 p au, Rev, l)
I?. McMeunmiu, P, P.
tSALv,1TION Aner -Se vieo at 7 and 11
a nl and 8 and 8 p m on Smiley, and
every o'clock at thehdring baLrrack the wvcall at 8
OIntIS Tr,1N AND MrtailoLtiri- ALLTANcI:.
ltixcetange as follows: S. S. at 2,80 p.
ul. I3'ellowwehip at 4 p, m,, and evan-
gelistic at 8 p. nt,, e very Sunday ill
Ititchte's Hall., Victoria St.
POST 0111'10E -1u Macdonald Block.
Osco hours from 8 a an to 0:10 p m,
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
MEOILINICS' INSTITUTP•,-Library and
free reading room in the Town Hall,
will be open every afternoon from 2 to
5:45 o'clock and everyevelling from 7 to
:80 o'clock. Miss Millie Robertson,
ibrariau.
Town Couerom-Wm. Clegg, Mayor;
Win. Holmes, 11. O. Bell. J. H, dhis-
ohn, G. A. Newton, Rolland Beattie,
eo. McKenzie, Colutcillors; J. B. For-
tison, Clerk and Treasurer; Samuel
shill, Assessor; Wm, Robertson, Col-
ctor. Board sleets first Monday oven -
g in each mouth at 8 o'clock.
Smoot, Baas:p.--C. N. Griffin, (chair -
au), Thos. Abraham, H. G. Lee, J. J.
omuth, Wm. Moore, H. Kerr, Thos.
e11, Win. Button. Secretary, Wm.
obertson; l Treasurer, .1, B. 1! orgli.son,
etings second Tuesday evening in each
onth. [}
PUBLIC SonI00L TRACI:MRS.-A. H.
usgro•vo, Principal, Miss Robertson,
ss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
ornyn, Miss Vanstone, Miss Matheson
d Miss Reid.
BOARD OF HEALTII-Mayor Clegg,
cbairman), 0. J. Readinti, Thos Greg -
y, Dr: Kennedy, J. 13. Ferguson, Sec-
ary , ; Dr. Towler, Medical Health
cer.
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.For Over Fifty Years. •
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy -.Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years by millionsof mothers
t for their children while teething, with
- perfect success. It soothes the child,soft-
ens the gtuns, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, and is the best remedy for diar-
nccea. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is
incalculable. Be sure you ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other kind.
The more you think of it the stranger
and more incongruous becomes the as-
sociation of Sir Charles Tupper and Mr,
Hugh John Macdonald .on the same plat-
form. Mr. 1VIacdonald's chief claim ,to
public consideration is in the fact tat
he is the son of his father, --the son of
the man whom we used to be so const-
antly reminded deelared:-"A British
subject I was born and al. British subject
i will die." Sir Charles Tupper his run -
sling mate, has lately announced his
policy very unmistakably in the dolor -
Nervous and
Debmtated.
Aftnost a yiotlm of flervous prostration
-Was Restored to Health and Strength
by Dr. Chase's tlerve Fobd. •
112rs. D. W. Cronsberry, 1Cg Richmond
"treat west, Toronto, Ont„ states: --
0" Iv+iy daughter, who sews in, a. white
goods manufactory, got completely,
run dowla by the steady Confinement
and close attention required at her
:work. Her nerves were so exhausted,
and she was so Weak and debilitated,
that she had to give up work entirely,
And wits almost a Victim, of nervous
yrroatratiofl.
•' hearing of ISr. Chase's Nerve hood,
'she began to use It, and was benefitted
from the very first. It proved an ex-
cellent remedy in restoring her to
health and strength. .After "having
used four boxes she is now. at work
again, healthy and happy► and attri-
butes her recovery to the use of Dr.
Chase's Nerve Pool."
As a ood
tie Dr. i Chase'sNerve dPoeta iser and nerve ofin.
+estimable value. It snakes the blood
red, the rzet•ves :strong', and the Whole
system healthy and vim:mous. iiao s; box
.-at all dealers, or mutation, Bates
II Co,, Toronto:
Summer Girl Shocks Wti.
Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang went
on a strawride with his nephew. Fun
Chea Sliee, Saturday night at Cape May
N. Y. Pour horses decked with sleigh
bells and plumes hauled a hay cart half
full of Straw. The minister had, the
seat of honor at the head of the load, A
dozen pretty Cape May damsels with
their beaux crowded on. Minister Wu
was delighted until the light of one of
the Japanese lanterns he sawn the arm of
a gallant young fellow steal around the
waist of one of the girls.
In China this would be a most shock-
ing breach of the peace. The Chinese
Minister looked to see the girl resent the
advance. Instead, herwhite hand found
that of her sweetheart under the strawy
and held it, Wu saw later the gentle
hugging was being indulged in by other
members of the party.
Minister Wu had been brought up to
different things. Taking the arm of his
nephew firmly in his hand he pulled him
to the tail of the wagon and alighted.
"We need exercise and we will walk
home," he salol, ,fend politely sayingx
"good night," he and Elie young man
went to the hotel across lots. There
WAS an 0,Wkward pause, until a pretty
girl somewhere itt the somi.darkness re-
marked in a wvltisper, "WeII, roti know,
the Chinese are not thoroughly civilized
anyway."
The Minister will say nothing as to
Ixis reasons for leaving the party. no
only rays the women of China do not go
on straw rides.
Children dry for
CASTOR Ma
If you can't .sleep on account of a
raging toothache, Low's Toothache Gum
will stop the ache and give you ease.
Price IOe., all medicine dealers.
Mr. B. D. Williams of Port Perry,
Ontario County, is the father of ten
strapping big sons. The combined
weight of father and sons is 2030 lbs.
lie taHe
The Flo r
In Agony With Pains in the Baok--Sloop
impossible-Medioino of no Avail Un-
til iso got Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
Mr. Patrick J, McLaughlan, Beau-
harnois, Que., States:-.-" I was troubled
with Xidney Disease and Dyspepsia for
20 years and have been so bad that T
could not sleep at nights on account of
pains in the back,. but would walk the
floor all night and suffered terribie
agony.
" I tried all sorts of medicines but
got no relief until I began using Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills. They made
a. new man of me, and the old troubles
seem to be driven out of my system."
Dr, Chase's Xidney-Liver I'i11s have
an enormous sale and owe their popu-
larity to the fact that they can be ab-
solutely relied upon to cure all 'ail-
ments of the kidneys, liver, and stom-
ach. They are purely vegetable in
composition, prompt and effective in
action, and cure permanently. One pill
a dose, 25 cents a box, at all dealers, or
dmanson, Bates and Co, Toronto.
DUNLOP
SOLID
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CARRIAGE TIRE!
A new carriage tire that slakes riding
on alI roads al. pleasure -economical, too,
for it does away with the vibration that
Shakes and breaks the carringes.
A
Y-shaped space between the
robber tire and the steel flange
preVents the creeping and cut-
ting which other tires are sub-
lnct„to. Soo the exhibit at tho
big fairs.
Send at once for Free Tiro Catalogue,
giving prices of all sixes.
TRE
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JA. MORTON,
BARRISTER, &c.,
wwrfngllam, Ont.
L. DIC.KEr oN,
.
BARRISTER, ETC.
Solicitor to Bank of Hamilton, MCney to loan.
Office -Meyer Block, Wingliam.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. S., L. D. S.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Collette of Dental and Licentiate
tof O of the
Royal
over Post Office, Winglaam.
ur
YY T. HOLLOWAY, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Special attention to the care and -regulation
of children's teeth. Moderate prices'and all
work
y performedOfficeii BavBoWiugam
JOHN RITOHfE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Winghnm, Ont.
DEAANS, JiL,
■ LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for the County of Huron. Sates attended in
any part of the County, Charges moderato.
JOHN CURRIE, Wx11Gi1Ani, Onyx.
LICENSED At1CTIONEER.
Sales of Fenn Stock rind Farm Implements a
specialty,
All orders left at Tun Trams oitico promptly
attended to. Terms reasonable.
SOCIETY MEEfl GS.
Cain Caledonia, No. 40, meets
S■ O. the first and third Monday in
every month, in`the Oddfellows, Hall. Visiting
brethren welteme. D. SrrwvAnr, Chief; H. B.
Elliott, Rec.. Sec.
JOB PRINTING,
ineludinkt 13oeka, Pamphlets,Posters, Bill
Heads, Circulars, &c., &c., cttettted in the best
style of the art, at ntodelaplieos, and en
short notice.
Bt>ortIO2NDTNG,-'-ivo aro style
to iLinlollnoo
that any Books or Magazines left with us for
Binding, will have our ,rein t attention
Prices ifor Iliilding in any style will be given on
application to TETE TIMES ()Pia INCE,
Wingltam.
' XIAILWAY TITHE TABLES.
G11Ai 'TRU1VIf ILAiI4WAY SYSTOM.
iiAA itAtxs LtitV i irons
Palmerston .... ,...., 0.63 a.m..,. 8.55a.m,
London C, 80 a.m,.. 8.25p.m.
1t:iircardino..11.10 a.mII 2c p'in,.., 11.83p.ri1.
' AfLtItt'14 tttxomC
Ittneardinc ..0.40 am. , 8.58 a.m.... 8.S.5 pat
Lomat,
11,10 a.m.... 7,65 p.in
ratan .4u 1>,nl. 8:88
.1', i , (0Itl7UN; Agetlt, 't'Vinghain.
CiANAfIAN I'ACITaIO 11AILWAit'.
TWINS L41A'Vrtit Iron
Torontoict dEast......,• 1 0.82 Ti.li1....10.93n.oi.
AILrtIvft nom
Tee sweater...... 5.58 a nt.., 8 p.)n.
Toronto and East ...... 182 la.m....I0:M8 p m.
J. R. AEEM1EN, Agent, Wingtism,
HOUSEHOLD DON -1",S,
Ilene aro
it few "' e1lt's" thiel: those•
about to, ;furnish it -MUM 1Vol
aid tl:a wvoll
to beth ill sunt:, if t'.1"ywwish tlteirroOJns,
to 1 e not only in gooit taste and artistic, 8 i
but well lcQpt, sweet and cl0aal t J
one comprehensive wore:, thorough ler
dainty ill every respt'c.t, thoroughly -
dainty
Don't overload your rooms with furfli- •
turn or pictures.
Dazt't o]ZOOsealabez'ately desiguod epee,
1 man.
.
tains, hangiu 5 or tablecloths • o a.
with a floral ! for a roes:
Don't waste yotlr :flout,: 011 13 whole•
accunaulatfota 0f cheer: brie -a -brae. It.
only helps. to gather slur;t and dirt.
.
Don't clain hoose cur - ' r'
p (club w,ltiz a�
plain carpet and wall raper.
Don't choose a 11111e paper and white,
paint for a room, With
nortlaexza--aspcot, a
Doxa't indult t) x11 palette: milldu
•
stools or painted drain: ri e i;
Don't waste your pipes.
n s
money all plush
brackets, plush cap and 'saucer holders.
or painted taltlboutfpes.
DOn't drape your locking glasses
art muslin, cr, for the c l with
with anytlziilg at all, matter of that,
Don't buy inzitaticaas 0f goo::thrab' ns
the way of furnitur 4,yor
afford the originals, doll i r>u cazzuot
ut, and •
content yourself with something
is what it professes to be, which
Don't tie bow on the backs of your
ebairs.
Do21't indulge in art muslin draperies.
Don't paint your windows at all.
They are more easily kept clean if with-
out ch nmnn,
Dosuck
zu:agioraneo thtatioat a plentituclo of
furniture means a well -furnished house..,
It does nothing of the sort.
Dou't.wwaste your money on a drawinr,..
room sidboard (so-called.) And if you
are unfortunate enough to possess one
already, don't overload it with cheap
china ornaments.
Don't buy cheap saddlebag, velvet i
plainfurni.tui'e, ' o >
xinaily, buy the least ninon/it of fur-
niture you can da with, and let it bo of
as simple a design as possible, and your
house is sure to be. well furnished:—
Brooklyn Times.
. Simmer Colds.
No cold is so bard to cure as the sutn-
mer cold. It hangs on in spite of all
tkdinary.treatments and frequently
into consumption.
what means have failed It Matters not•
absohnely on Dr. Chase's you
of Lin
seed and Turpentine to promptly and:
thoroughly euro every kind of cough and:
cold. It is universally used in the best;
families all over this great continent.
25 cents a bottle. Family size CO 'cents'.
Mint$ for the Dairyman.
Care is the great essential in dairy-.
ing.
Millet is good to increase the flow of
milk.
Do not use beef cows if you want to,
succeed in dairying. -
Tho feeding and milking should be -
done at strictly regular intervals.
Mill: should be removed to the dairy -
room as soon as drawn from the cows.
Observe and enforce the utmost clean -
ss ablaut the cows, stables. and dairy -
The time to dehorn a calf with any
elnfcal dehorner is before the horns.
w through the skin.
Wheat is practically of the same value:
barley or corn, pound for pound, for-
d in the dairy.
Pastures, yards and all places where
ch cows are kept should be free from
aying substances or anything that
1 produce noxious smells. These
reappear in the milk if they are,
sent.
First-class. butter should not carry any -
curd than can possibly be helped,,
presence renders deterioration more.
1. Salt is a good preservative, but,
poorer; grades must always be avoid-.
as they are deterimental to the keep -
qualities of the butter as woll as the.
or and appearance.
cart cheese shelves thoroughly after •
sale, and do not place new cheese
them till this is done. •
ny extremes of temperature in the
or cream, either 'freezing or heat -
are injurious to the butter made,
it,
ne of the greatest triumphs in butter -
Mg is to produce an articIe of a high
e, and have it so without any vaira{
of quality from day to day.
a 'baby' separator is used the minae
t to ruin through it as soon tis cell.,
nt after leaving the udder, and the '
am be afterward properly matured,
Dn. A. W. CHASE'S og
CATARRH ARRHR
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flay
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on
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milking,
from
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Lien
If
xutgh
vextio
ere.
its sent direct to the"polseased
perks by the Improved dower.
Heals the ulcers, clears the air
passages, stops droppings tri the
throat and ppermanently Cute§
" Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower
free. Alt deater5, or Dr. A. W. Chase.
Medicine Co,. Toronto and Buffaio.
More than 4
0,000,000 of Irlalninillg birds'
sun hires, orioles, gulls, sea birds,
wings, birds of paradise andiiy.eatchors
are annually used in cleoarating Wontet1's
hats. -Exchange. And yet those very
saltie women complain about the cruelty
of live pigeon sheeting from the trap.
lteadaelie all Mole.
Mrs. Melbourne Parker, Torbroolt X.
P., writes: 4"I have used llXilburn's Ster.
onoortwo cfelt bo ter: nt n oodan taking
able to got up and go on With rely work."
?rico loos and 25c,, all llealoX•se,