HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1888-8-31, Page 6URN, FIELD AND G.1RDEF
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vraywTWORTMV MATTER PERTtIM-
91S0 TO A VARIETY OF SUBJECTS.
!g Demand for a Better Class of Pest.
'sae t'aM (1111 race Betwoea a untamed
Want
b the majority of eases the bogs that
are now being sent to market have a pprrae
p/nderanoe of fat over batt meal The
eystom adopted by a groat nianin fetid
bas transformed the hog into a rerit
t)rl• land keg. It is true that • hog
Id be well fattcue.l before being
placed ,•n the market But. ave Ureed
mss' Journal, very truly) there u a vast
dilrrriov between a fatteurd and a well
fed nog When a farm. r is feeding for
bis uw■ nae Le has only hit owu taste and
Met of his family to eontult, but when
titting for market it lays him to supply
that which the market d mantl. The in
telligrut feeder will have botieed that
then is a growing dematdd for a better
[dans of pork. flacon. hams and should
on that have the most lean in proportion
.M th.• sreI t are what are needed. and
�d a:zed young hugs that ran supply
�e want will lurariably f.••rh the best
Prices The excess of fat of which we
speak is doe in • treat measure to the
amstinumi feeding of corn
We do not overlook the fart that to
dome instances i' may be attribute•d to
the method practiced iu breeding. but the
kind and quality of the 1. ed is •nswera
hie for a great deer -Daring-thee ow ..t..
period. at least, eLever, .ails, milk. petal
nr barley, or • combination of any of
them. should be used to create a ten-
dency toward the preduetion of Ian
meat. Constant fueling of corn, on the
.Ther hand, f, certain to prrdnee an a.li.
pose condition '1 Le wisdom of discreet
foedlu„ will los apparent from tits, and ruyiug appetite, then a cough, more or
the aha aho.tld !r rich every [seder who leas prominent. depending on Its cabal,
is desirous of making the most out of bis whether • stomach non b. result of dpa-
uegs to start in first with s -a» pon
fug pepco
sic, or • lung ugh result of cold.
foods and leave earn to Antall tiff An which the pig is made liable to through
its diseased condition. Then the thn'up-
ttig of the midst. which indicates a erttiral
period, and demonstrates that both tlse
lungs and heart are more or less affected.
It takes &several days before this disease
reaches the thumping stags. and to the
experienced the symptoms are very clearly
defined, •lid the following steps taken to
prevent flirt hor development.
Thearoexorcised regularly in
warm, elo•r weather; their pens are kept
clean and dry. and they are given all the
sunshine pubaible to get. This matter of
sunshine is an lmportaut thing. Thar
next step is to reduce the feed of the sow,
if pigs aro sucking if not, rednre feed
of the pigs. The indigestion is corrected
b7ring small doses of nue 'comics. a
little turpentine and sulphur, the amount
of which and frequency of the doses de-
pends ou the cunditlon of the pigs, which
must be determined by the breeder. 1f
the pigs should commence to thump, then
small doses of digitalis must he given. It
will be noticed, by the close observer, that
about the time these obstructed respira-
tions appear, there is • slight fever,
rapidly increasing as the dimes, pro-
gresses To combat this, sweet spirits of
niter, aconite or turpentine is used. quan-
tity and frequency of doses determined
by condition of pig. The snenewstul
treatment of thumps, and in fact all dis-
arms of pigs, necessitate careful nursing,
and close attention. and the exercise of a
certain amount of knowledge, which it is
to be hoped all breeders have
DISEASES OF YOUNG PIOS.
• seise ferisedee Tats sow se Tema
amagam, P..)d4 !1aa/e mad NMw
The sssu s, s at baud whoa diseases of
young pigs are valent, sad enemy losses
uoeurthrough and neglect of
the breeder w ns
Lary came
of throe (meths of the that occur
anionic young Me. seea'ding to • coffee -
pendent in tfwioe Breeders Journal, are
canker. colds. thumps sod amours. He
e place canker. or tacker mare
mouth, first on the list. as it is the re-
sult of the impaired cuedition of the
blued me the sow, the impurities is
which are taken into the pig through the
milk of the dam. amid on tbe thorough iw-
pregnatiuu of the system of the pig with
this ',oboe, these aaukewvus sones break
out, usually followed by death. What
excuse has a breeder for permittiug the
systema of his brood sows, through leek
of preper foods, to become so deranged
that their blood. leotard of being pure
and life giring. is a rank poison?
The second cause of death is colds: 1n
fact a cold is the primary rause of the 111s
of young pigs. The heat tare and man
aagge«lunut aro often unable to prevent this
dis.,ase appearing, and it s. to • certain
extent. excusable. The sudden chanter
In the weather, over exertion and auddm
roofing off will often introduce it The
beet remedy is external vigilante and the
earful use of a few simple remedies.
The next disease is thnnipe. It is
claimed to be "fatty degeneration," a
heart trouble and indigestion. The pri-
mary and tired cause for thumps 1s to be
found in the derangement of the
Aig tnipn. The pig is naturally
a glutton, and will itself, time
and again, ou any f suiting Its taste.
In some eases it is promineut in both
the heart and lungs, and In other cases
but slightly attacking one of these organs
but very strongly defined in the other.
The usual course of this dise•ae is first,
stupidness amid in•ctivenoaa. followed by
)Aber important thing to be considered. is
oonoeetion with this meets of ff js the
liability of hogs tot -be unhealthy when in
cinch • rendition.
It 1s a known fact that any of the int•
proved breeds will lay on fat mom readily
than serube. therefore the pulley of fuer?(
ins muae%e and lean !teat producing food
at the start win be readily seen A
healthier condition will to promoted., a
finer quality ..f meat produced, better
prices obtained and in the long run a
larger profit will be made all the way
round.
Tas•tl:lsers for Pearls Trees.
Four ears' experiments with fertilizers
no pea& troes at the New Jersey state
experiment station have given results
that snake it appear that an unfavorable
tnlueoee upon the quantity of fruit was
excited wherever nitrate of soda was
used. A profit was secured from the lies
of plater. Muriate of potash. when used
Moine, resnited in a very small profit;
-when used in combination with super -
phosphite a favorstle effeet was noticed.
Barnyard manure resulted in a loss foe
'this crop. Nitrogen, apparently. has been
injurious -a point which seems to have
been suspected by sueeee.ful pearl grow-
ers; for while they have used phosphoric
acid and potash as freely as their means
allowed. they have learned to avoid the
use of emeesdve amounts of barnyard ma-
nure, and they also avoid rompiute fertil-
.isecs containing high percentages of
nitrogen. An examination of the report
vid bulletins of this station for HINT will
show that of the -ix manufacturers who
.offer special °tenures for peach trees four
rise a formula which guarantees lea than
7per sent. of nitrogen
In • word, then, the targe profits were
assured in this orchard from the use of
iespahtteg Pleats by Laysrlag.
Yon can multiply many vines and ten-
der plants as well as those of harder
woods, by layering, which Is done by
bending down a branch and covering the
middle portion of It with soil and fasten -
t4, acid. whether alone or in the- ing it down with pegs.
In lapwing roses
9�nwith other kinds of plant food; and other hard wooded plants and grape-
s previous experiment en ono. _sr part of 1 vines, rot • slight gash in the under side
tbs farm has shown a uniformly favor- just through the bark. At the point the
able sleet from the use of this element root, will form. This is • much more
ea field crops. it can he aid, therefore, certain Prom" than 'letting amt •11p for
tlhat pp to the present time snperphoe. in this case the parent vine s aiding in
plate cad plater bare been the only profit. the formation of the roots on the partly
able fertilizers for peach trees on dm plots buried branch. The beat time is in the
reported upon. early summer before the wood becomes
An expeenient to test the value of the old and tough. Many of the tender vines
slants may be made to take root 1n
f phos baric Did, carried and
different firma 1, pp
out on this farm in ltnei, sl owed that the pot..
forms soluble in water and in citrate of A MU' Milldam Owen
ammonia. as the New Jersey law directs; fortunate It is fnate that this, had habit ►s not
large) increased the crepe, while forms of often acquired, but after It has been it s
phosphoric acid excluded by [Less teats a difficult matter to hornet. Among the
were of little or no valor. many devices for this purpose, many of
them cumbrous and unwieldly, a spiked
headstall Is as good and as likely t0 make
a butting impression as any,Wmuht
iron nails two Inches leag with eat heads,
are driven through the leather and held in
plum by a seemed thickness of leather,
which is sewed or riveted on over the nail
heads. After wearing this a few weeks.
sometimes a plain halter without nails
will be s. d.ntl suggestive to prevent
the attempt. it the will not effect a cure
It will be beat to dispose of the mow as
soon as she gets In good condition for the
butcher.
Bellow Here is ratite.
The disease commonly called hollow
born. or tall ill, a wolf to the tail, is not
a disease at a11. but commonly • wank
and run down condition of the animal,
the result of various eausee.wa.t of proper
and suttici.'nt• ford being one of the moot
common. However, animas that hare
been well ted and caesi for throughout
the winter show marked debility in the
spring, their condition not at all showing
the careful attention they received. A
purge sbonld be administered and after-
wards a dirt of green roots or fodder
/Mould be given. The disease. 1f you
wish to calf it such, will last until the
animal begins to thrive Boring the Borns
and cutting the tail. as well as all other
such remedies are foolish and melees.
A Simple Bareentoter.
One of the simplest of nature's harems -
tars is a spiders web. When there is a
prospect of wind or rain. the spider short-
ens the filaments by which its web ie at-
tained. and leaves it in this state as long
as the weather is variable. If it elongates
Its threads, it is a sign of fine. calm
weather, the duration of which may be
by the length to which the threads
nee rt oat- 1f the spider remains Ioae-
t+we, It is • Agri of rain: it It keeps at
work during the rain, the down potty will
not last long. and will be followed by Ane
west her. at ion has taught that esu„ ducks entirely take to water"
for spk'rr makes .hanftrs In Its web every may people suppose tloy are proof
t.wsngee our Lour. and that It linrh ` rat the Ill pipets of damposss. This
changes aro made in the evening, jns% I weakness ra
halo[, .hast, the night will be clear and ban Brut 4. its idea lug
hee•etifut salts from damp qyuarters •t night. Clout)
s induced by mold water. Until docks
ere feathered they should be kept from
pends atld other bodies of water.
renege Turd by iarmera
1agnifying gime. The following 1. n Joseph Rami* aye tial market gnrdea-
tgriid treatment: Give each hog halt an ere and tnie\ara ars est*fng fev'wlrs t —
•.roam of flower. of .niphnr and toe than fireman] r Isnal
ns
dram of saltpeter none • day for ten days. v noble He thinks aabele" atm aN
Rub all over with soft soap and let it re- to ba's'es • teras ts'op
main an hour ew two: then 'rah clean with A crop of fodder ("en will mak." ter
warn: water and apply an ointment of leek of lay,
enlphnr lard and s lit le petrol.•nm [kers nese, farther rltlm. t0 nave prwvesited
ass oil). which should he well rubbed In the esrall w►Igb ,nettle rrnh amusia male
let thea remain thew or four days and T,r
• ,,,,k„„tobseno e,wl Rash plant.
then wash clean with strong uapetida If
I
aYeefsg Neltrsea
ems
im
The shoeing of hhas riot only be -
✓ e genera, bat it has been abused;
that is, there has base tso much mutant
berms,shoeing of farm hes, winter and enc
D. It has even resulted la modifying
the toot of tbe horse. destroying the ex Mall
treme tougbams of the e11 4 the hoof.
and rendering the hoof tender.
If the feria horse is abed only whet
working on hard roads eontlabous y. the
hoofs seldom wear too thin for the ordin-
ary work of the farm. Whoa shod. ex-
empt for ley roads. the shoes are better
without eaiklns, and for pretty web .e11
work on the reed, summer and winter.
toe pieces. or rather what are known as
tbrs.gsarter pieties UM
batter for w
airs• tan full shoes. says Stockman.
ameba.
About ineba.
Wage 1a Nap.ev
Mange, or arab is predud by the bur-
rowing of a small insert, which may be
•04141 under the scats by using a .ten
the ditEs•ulty is trot removed repeat the ft les
berm .fated If v an oDvwr t\a1
wet t. The animal Moulduld be removal blue grams in {Iantuekears fmmt•d
de clean a; Jarters. burning a:: old bedding. ens fter•m
on w►Mk sheep haws bedINI
1r)pl
Tamm. -Mont bent Cukivator. for yams
CARL DUNDER.
Be Isa.rwly L. ruI tam Ways et Tim
('rosary.
"Von, sane, ant.," saluted Yr Wader in a
lively way es be entered the Central station
yesterday W pay his respects to 19argt Bit
dal
"Oh, it's your'
"Ys, *be vita me. 1 like to hat some talk
mit you."
'Anything wwengP'
"No, sir. Everythia . visas all w j., ash
der Yankee aye
"U. k. y..0 mese Barn away["
"I vitas to Cleveland Yes. air, 1 ite down
to Cleveland and cont tack •lune."
"And didn't get swindled, Well, I as
dare!"
"Sergeant, elms 1 green as grass! Vin, 1
some Weisel Vbes 1 crazy! %'ha I der
grieu nit Dewhmaes in all Aui rikar
"I've somstunes thought so, Mr. DunJer."
"Vhoil, ma) pe 1 vieo grew sometime ago,
but dot visa. all gime. I baf to l.irn der
country and der peoplsa, you know : iia) pe
1 alas uct some ram", but I know bow to
tate can of myself snort like • Yankee -Aral
hat! bad"
"You feel pretty jolly."
"Vbril, dot's lit Naype I Baas sharper
ash a Yankee. Ileyr
"Tell roe all about it"
••Vbell, puttee I goes avbay ealerlody tell
me to look owdat for some contLlenice man. I
keep dot in mL•xl. Vtun I vba to Toledo •
roan comet by me mad says: •Sbe visa n
worry bot day.r 1 shpu% hint far a ce.•litleuce
roan so queek ash dot, and 1 tells him: '1f
you duan' fly avbay I'll knock you osier to
Inst world' He goes He suds oudt dot 1
what no haystack."
ille nim Tear fYasa4.
Dua't *How serge in the Mani to •low-
ly Sud surely run intro t'mtarrh .hen
you oar or
b • coned for 23c. h, u• ' - a•
Chate• e t+tris C ire. A I. a IMM -
ti eta :ore n [pie.., catarrh . 1 N• -o "tee
morn ordinary catarrh ; Y to 5 h t e le
1[uarautaesi •i. cur. . hr. it... .stall. Tr'
11 truly Ybe at.d sure cute. :-.•ld h
all dru,ntiare
it is rod rho 'ip1.1 Nim.u.d alett • tibia
e V •i •. Th. witater • rte M Loi £.e
t.t.11•wt. .e? He tunes to it -t Ma
A,ed .11 Iran r u.ear. lie Hie. It•• alb.
14 f .•f ••tar M•e1Nw, tis. whiner .•1 •'•La'
b!•e•ina•+, each the "shifr.t • 'r
e.•u1r, t."
r---emr
"Did n't Know 't was
Loaded"
May do for a stupid boys excuse bat
what can be said for the paten' wbe
sees his child laugulehing duly ani bids
to recognise the want of a ton.: and
blood-i.nritler? Formerly, a course Of
1n:ten. or sulphur and molasses. w,a tbe
rule in well -regulated families , l ..t cow
all intelligent bousetio:.ls keep .Are"
Sarsaparilla, which is at once pleaaaat
to the taste, and the need search:nif and
electi v e blood =edict ue e v er eju: o. Bled.
Nathan S. Cleveland. •! Z. Caston
Boston. writes : " 31y ,laughter. row 21
)seers ol.l, watt in perfect Malik until a
-That was goal" ' en goes by der train from Toledo • t sem ago headache, ifAttityroIupzisesaf
in.i estion. and loss of appetite. I con-
i ed that all her complaints urinaated
in Impure blood, and in.lueed het to take
Aver a Sarsaparilla. Tbi. medtcmewon
restored her bl.sslmak ing organ to
healthy action, and to due time n-btab-
lished liar former health. i dud Ayer's
Sarsaparilla a most . alnable remedy for
the lassitude and dvbatty tu.:deal Le
smug ..rile."
J. t'astri ht, Brooklyn Rawer Co..
Brooklyn. lg Y., says: "As a ..-�• �ge
Mettle/De. I And a splendid •ut..Btlrts
for the ofd -time compounds ni Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, wItb s few demes . ( Ayer s
Pills. After there vs': Y fret tr .ahoy --a
at rongerIe go though the summer."
abentle-nen takes a eat beside me. He elms
a:1 awful nice man, but be hof some bad
luck. Sonspody robs him of $J01t In • sleep-
ing car. Dot [cakes him dad broke, un.1
maybe Ito doan' get oydt of Cleveland.
dist visa too bait. and poaty sous& be a) s be
scall pawn his diamond len"
"The one you have onr
1)ot vbaa ber. He buys her in California
for 4000, but tl somep i.y lend him 13) Ir
Cali hold it two weeks. If he duan' coins mit
der money dot pia rhos mina"
"1 s.r. It's very old"
"Old! Vias dot diamond nut h mates
no deefere•tu bow oke he ohm"
" Well r
"Veil, dot !••cur's me, and I vbas all right.
If I bold 8140 he vbiB come end pay me 170.
11 wham singular dot be trust me so, but he
mays he can read my face like some book."
"90 can I. Ddb you tell him you lived in
Detroitr
•'I-I-raype I said Toledo," dammered
Mr. Dundee.
'if presume as You wanted that pin for
Ther
"VbeU, if he down' come, of rens,. posey
soon he gees ..utit to spa: mit der engineer
aboudt running so fast, ani soms,wwler titan
cones iu. H.. vha • •bant smsea, too. Hs
knows mo right away. He aye: "VW!
ebeUe but bow visa you, Mr. Dundee, end
did you we my fadder lately 1 His (adder
vha Mr. Iturdlobacker, who owns der First
Niatioanl bank "
"Oh! he doss! Goon."
'i[ -bell, hi. Ladder sends him $2.000 by ca-
ptors, but be down' get her. H.ows aparty
on der train y0, und if I Like to take • chock
for 440 and Lend him 110 be was so mama
obliged dot be can't keep still"
"And you dbdr'
"Doan' I Lk-* to make ten dollar! 1)o you
pelief doll nopoty bot a Yankee lilts money!
1 snake• tem dollar by dot check and mere ask
4500 oa dot diamentl. Oreenhorna, eh! Hay -
meed, /hl !linos I can come in vben ane
ruins -hal ha! ba!"
It took the srgant • quarter of an hoar to
convince 1fr. Dtmder that be haat -let go"
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
raarAat1' a?
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mau.
Press tit; ala bottles. :N. Worth e: s Neale.
REMOVED!
Rees rice & Son
have removed to the mammoth store
formerly occupied by Wm' Kay,
next to Bank of Commerce,
where they will be happy
to meet their old
customers, and
as many new
ones.
REES PRICE & SON.
HZ.ALDeit T+ ARTERB PO=
BOOTS....AND SHOES.
E. DOWNING,
"MOM rttaklisbsd Met and Shoe Mae .1Oodertcb, seal to the fro..[ with erof tMkallia
Siuvlaia the Ilm&In4Ha stump:mut(
'AMUPON
PDX
-,t, Scali. ilio
..;
one and
lg NOD
.•U wti,CEan
Itl.o.aams
wisp rota
Harr . a sp ala
sta. Headaches
er... ee
W Alm,.
?it! '.pp:e Beed
. )'rep actor teraae•.. .....a eo Aran and te-
ti,reratee the *vertu.
For sale ty Junes lf•_::ay d- .agar. Das
gamma. Pe.ce '•Jet. and 41.
OR.trE.FUL-tCiltiFO1:I\U.
ISS
again, and, when he fully realised it, be said: - Iii: l .% K F.'..4 )'
EVERY STYLE, QUALITY, & PRICE. -
AN IMMLNIE STOCK O/
Lad es' Fine Goods
In Button Roots. Balmoral.. t'onaresa, Oxford Tioa, fifteen different styles of Kid aLpper•
rru.a $.;e. up to any prier you like. Felt, Plush. it.•pp. 1'ruaela, t,a:'pea.
wiewaa:a&.I .atestin 10 piatnalsa____-___
OVERSHOES AND RUBBERS
tet ere -y des, r:pption iboth of •'.ivadan and Amer:can makel. I woaM ata call the aitemise
of F.%It l(EHM to tis t! part at my stock esp'ctally suitable fir them. 'ouch as
Long Boots Ir. Calf, Kip and Cowhide,
FELT BOOTS AND MOCCASINS.
l have • line of -Felt Boor. my own make, a'knewts4.red to be the Rest Fest Boot nada Its
crusade. Prompt asd careful atteution toren to
i ORDERED WORK AND REPAIRING.
ttirPirxx 'tear tine Gaeta is ailed :- 1 tare by far the largest stork of hoots cad Mhos N
town • they are o1 tie very bei anality pniceraMe. beteg made by the bat maaufscturers i•
t ausda: And I will sell at pr.oes as low lir lower [baa aryoae eta,.
:40liciting • coettauaace of your valued custom. so liberally accorded me during the pose
fourteen year. 1 remain, years faithfully.
oserreet, Cam by my eye: Yom visa "Hy athoro•nrh ,,ow!ritr.• 'be nal oral
right I Aims so green dot aoroepody shrews "ws w t i. t. vn • rdn Ac .,ra•on.o dig..., ion
•n.! nutnuoo. and b, a,pvretul.rt••ion of i
off my eye winker.. I dean' know so much • -be da pruperter of r. .•II-ae{ect...i •c•%, lir i
ms cabbages In der morning"— ' Epps has provided ou-'.-able ble with •
! deka-melt ?la...red h.- .rrarre wit. b may ave'
"Pse.• see doe der dot 1 Thu , to assns� n.•.vy doctors' bel.. It 1s M
papers
say
the )udi.noits use of s -a. !, articles of .
an eminent dillies, a great patriot and • l,et that a conettieom may he 'gradually
friend of humanity, and dot I died happy. huitssupuntil to de,ees;resul+otadrr.fa. mat softievere
Farwell. esrgesatl I go losses "-Tarot[ mx{adie•srr ft :mg artm...! u• rowdy to ar- 1
Tree Prem. I to k wherever !bore is a ween We
II may a scare many • fatal Aha ' keeping
Dirge of the amebae 11.11m i ourselves well tortided wick pat. la ,•and •
Ilse at • species is extinct at the sesanorw.- ior
1 ` .eel-•• nour..104 frame.- ., tete Sert'speciesCevea: Itsa ( ll.Ae simper wish h' .int .•:.new or milk.
Be hes math UM the dodo and febthyosemrOS, Sold only in rrkru b) ggrrorccers..sbelled that:
Iic facts to pre-Ad•mlte dolaner. J.t?I I $ k1'Y+ ! Co., ilohi ro; all\K CMai
Like the behemoth, centaur sal mogul suras,M•. Landon. I., ,r is 1. 113 -
He hes passed from the stage of exu mice.
Es baa gone UM an antediluvian gen i..
And now what anus all the wnobery of roses.
•11 our sweet fasctattoss If no eau ha. sera a,
For the lean race of teas b eztlact •
Tea .W, 1» hes goo• lQ eke mak sed the Mama.
TAit type 01 past ass. elyan.
Tattooist room field glam sad sown ty. Iorlaosi.
Aad no man Mall . er "dada's your .bolos
The Iasseoowe dads the arta SAW mie3zo ewa,
The ma esysnt swarms la ntoaatonous num:eet.,
DU Messed race, of man in ebUvion .lumber,:
The bosom race of tarn is outlaw
Bo we walk alone cad In solitude ramble,
Aad gran oat le pea•Ivs emotion,
Where dr wUd multinsianaus sea ser-snta giallo.
1401
Theo- ese fosm-tbwered ti . ds of the Deese.
we moors for this antedlbniaa genus.
For sow what avails all the witchery of rant)%
Au mar sweat fascination. if no man bas seas
For tae bran race of nen Is extinct!
-4. W. Toes la %Casket Bade.
s. Mw a litaaba►
First Speculator -I .s by the paper lir
doting is being revived in Framre.
Second Speculator --I go to Francs co ap
Mot beat
"hot to fight • dear
'•!!(o; going over on bednea"
"Yee I'm going to take over • cargo d
bhtak earb'idgea "-0tnaM Daily World.
All tis a-maaer 1ee0.
Llelggity' pe Mr tem, whine well
broiled hula sod HISS[ _same wits Thar
sorsol mgt. --Why, b7.. wi'y WWI you
.ails your halls fhb no eing9 Marie says
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ls en% ewes tsyearsMed sad year
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ear dear, "Ile weal./ alined r the
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AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT IS SAFE ANO RELIABLE FOR
CHILDREN OR ADULTS.
RICHLY i 0 e w these
who14.) read tbs and
then s• • . t.. y w ill And hemostats tompl -
went ?MI w&,i not not lake them from tthhs0r
lama•s mad families The 'roils, are lenge Rad
sate for ever, .Rduseran, person. Maay lave
male awl are naw malting several hundred
Willem a rwamh. Ir •,s earl for Y wto
my
mnako Si anti upwards per day. wbe wilting
to work. I.i' her •. t. yeea or .s14 : e101a1
not needed . we start you. blveryth:ag sow.
Ho *WealM.Utr re'lalry-1 ; roc 41/1010/.caw
dolt u well u an) one Ur :e to mat one.
for fall p.m•oi.nan. lents► we ,well err. Ad-
dresetux)v a Co.. Penis,' Mabee. 11.
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whore, la need of profitable wprk Neat ran he
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living M Mem
sad their erlorem to bongo
chis,meets twee. fen I.
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his Week. AlIese..&
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braced Ruche•tee
Tiding Cbales. sad
hired • jouraeyai•a
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potato, to do BMW,
W • r b than berets
for,,.
lady'sk' hildren't
Rain sitting made a
epretaity on ell days
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Razors and t)c{raste
goo • trod.
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NICB-IIT
gM west street. two doors east of 1'.0., 0▪ odertsb
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT !
The awden{geed, wblle arckingtetae public for their liberal patronage bestowed
upon him da.1s came eeieg bessss. hags to &newtste that he to put down ha
prtoss to
Ioex NoFFOM a 8e 'mfTRS,
as wishes particularly to call attention to his
SPLENDID LINES OF TEAS
from 10 cts to 75 cts per Ib, Maple Syrup, finest case Prunes
pure Spices, Lawry celebrated Bacon, cccked Corn Beef,
Cut Myrtle, Cavendish and Club Tobaccos, best
American fine cut chewing Tobacco, fresh
salt and canned Fish, best quality.
12 Bars of Soap for 25c. 3 Scrubbing Brushes for 25c."
iitstrn meas. wired Casey. A Ms. I Chemist* Drops. etc.. Na, Bossed
Pi'ocone Crockoty, ll1ssr. Flog FW
JOHNter ROBERTSoN;
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