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is teeth t s•.M/ ei amid or same -
hum wee•. 150.11.1 .twang• selves t. the
11 she magma teak. Mee 1s
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limeaues ••d et. Andrew -0a. e0., U31 -
A kber•o
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1. 11cuer. eemmseMe.er. titre Mona w
Oa I. pl c+• : core Hamilton cad M. Andrew's
streets, Nodsrtch.1*1. OOt
LOPTUS L. DANCEY, BAERI$TER,
gehssamr.Ommomoor, to., ego. Mstep
mo b.s at lowest rates. Herta., t 0►
Gibers* Gibers*+. Ilosei. God.rlob. Oat. •tt
E N. LEWIB, BARRISTER, PROD -
.rt Msrtuoe (loots et Bided.
,o. Seat\ O.lhet'w Dela. tali
[� 0. RAYS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT -
1 ts. OK, dc. Moe North -i. emit door
aIOLAL Mee. Prorate Panda M lead st
awes rates of Internet. 1190•
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ARROW s PROUDTOOT, BAR-
MMses. Asherseys, Bellmore to, ooeig
doh. 1 T. O•rrow. Q.C., W. Prowl/eel
CAMERON, HOLT A HOLIES,
B.crfsaro, &Welters In Chancery, se.
seasick. M. m0. Cameron. Q.0.; P. Holt ;
Dudley
G. WARD, OONVEYANUEIt,
J. aa. sad.@emleeisser 4r pest .na re-
s..[ tewyplsneees at b•11. afiiavfu os.
d-.esllis.s se .sloe. ded•rs-
meaet
uss 0e
Oleos (a or smirks. salt or mo-
st at Jambe.w
Mattee l AustJ& toe teas or batty
.a Makin-wet..a ti is i 1.ti.10/stee
and
edirsHimmitami Oat. 09-tf
wawa IMO fiDaMrsDOs.
MONEY TO LOAN. - 160,000.00
Private Tends to tssMat N per Deet. •a-
•e.11T• M. O. CAaKKON. Hoetoe's block.
opposite Whom Motel. 0odsef.b. MTV
L)RIVATS FUNDS - PARTIES DE
i ohms gtobt•teleg mesa ea ant -dee.
Iron .easelasi de so at Se per meas. hy se-
a. ug w A. e McDONAON Resat IM e
as Si Tweet*. wee**
t SEAGER, CONVEYANCING AND
te .Mea sppsslm.11[arttr'•Hotol
111 OICEY TO LL D ON MORTGAGE
D at 1 �p@@rr geed. Now dlseeaaMtl. 0.
BOER, 6= opposite Martin's Motel. Qea►
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. aecidemt Iaso aa.. • se lowest
Walt.bathe*. ▪ Mee --Ore. bathe*. sad aged" hod.
W71-
tt00,0u0 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
ale O MERON HOLT t MS
01.111 . Soda.
ego
MONEY TO LAND. -A L A R (i P
A- wombat of Private nada for Iavasetest
at lowest moo on fres lase Ilorog•g.S. Apple
• DA*LHOW It PKOUDFOOT
RAD6LITTE, GENERAL
• �we�sa.. Only t Mamhsad
r .does a mp•ai n
rswv.anmM.
Messy to Lead e. Mt.iS►t
Mame. a the lowest rate of Interest S@iag• lo
In/ wile M ease Ma o.....- r. Ofi.- Sew
tem dem from Nw ••re. Woes a- Oohs.
1M.Mllaa/M' Inatitafa.
GODEILIOR11010HANIOS'WITINSTI-
AND ItIADIOMS
tKAM Inc at l mDttY 90.01 •.d $gaire l.p
Oro tram 1 te a,nisi„ sad from i le Ie P.m.
ABOUT 1000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
Leading Deily, War* mod Illemir•ted
t0eiP T109TW.`ttK a Aleage
Madan Irma nam et tt\emy and
aeadias
♦patfeafleee fee eosebeeship .eseM1 W
Uhowlea, la mom
I. IL OOLBOR$9. • H. L1 YOIt,
ooeseh M u& 99 111011,
AsiotIonoortwit.
THOMAS GUNDRY, A•UOTI�,O�NEER
• •.l eelasursts@ hit• 111.1aa t7e.,
w
halm Mfu tttd Mast Ina Oa Wes as -
tamed t• stip earn/ the amass war
JOHN ENOE, GENERAL AM -
* wow sad Least abet*... Soddertalt
silma.e4tste.dt hegenelien malsa.elM.all SmM
"smeseas 'WWII with le Met. ODW�
MX ���♦N eMstdmtsetdmt
Protonaleauil.
c.
wrists
tstMI= AawItaliolr 007. WD sosys7o•a
Am. Oil. @110 c. a DL►Don7mtAw.
a or. HanJM•aadN er,mMw4B tea
IgM se trete • inseam
Don't else in the ehk me V ye. e••
.amid 1s. IL hemmer. fres have te M e.,
Ind tea esa•f.I, wit M baser* sit pieti-
sm mods yam. W • piles .f map be On
it'd..Ysa Nei the either and tositprint s
'stir A el where be matt mach N
Wahl Intl Oboe Mesh.• yam.
1b11' dr M smear,. ea i• Mom. the "I"
wsahamet, ..d If the paras eats
Pm night meterio.
• Osas ala-- he . p'e'r ttlttl sic
• • paid • ?.r..t�a as1 --hhtt en wit
m o
isialt. Itried Maui all. hWSii La:
mut is' spShwed
~1 1 i M>FMini ateh
ell
▪ /aadileiaal by �
% Divlsisa Nark Des
~' It-gaati blower la sash flea. ben.
FARMEhiti IMOITITUTSS.
gamma• 1• Amll.ese. With the laser..
tweet Aoseetatae•.
tet March of this year was urgrnlsed
`Ito lop rulas;onal Association of Fro -
mere' 1n►utule Workers." Three oflM-
owe were chosen as cxecutive, and . n
their call will be held In Ch.cago this
tell the neat meeting of the •mocia-
ilun, at which
papers will be
presented by wee
of the beet known
and the strongest
workers to •be
.ill United States and
, Canada. .t. the
Murch meeting
the organisation
\ gras ma• a as s.:n-
O 0 . • pie es possible.
Pra.ldeet I.* I.W.•t..:.ce the elee-
tlon o: only the -e
throe ofilc,•re: U. t', Gregg. pres:de.at
li-ternatI anal Assoc-14t.on of In•tl•ute
Workeia, Lynd, II• ones., u, etc•-pirai
dent, (Norge McKerrow, superinten_
d.•nt Wisconsin Institutes, Madison.
W is., and secretary -treasurer, F. W.
Taylor, superintendent Nebraska !ma't-
tutea, Lincoln, Nrb. In commenting
on the meeting in.. a recent tour, the
American Agriculturist says: There
can Le no doubt that farmers' insti-
tutes are a fixture and that practka Its
every state will very soon, If not now,
have the problem to settle of how
best to conduct them. Those Just bo-
ginning the work can gain an Immense
amount y( advantage by avall.cig
thernsepiA of the .xperten_e of those
who fleet undertook Institute wont,
The Agriculturist then /eves artide/
written by tbm superintendents of //or
secretaries of the Institutes of W$con-
r!n, Minnesota, Ohio, Michigan Penn-
sylt-ania, Kansas, Nehreska Indiana,
and In Ontario and Manit Of the
institute work in Canal Mr. R. A.
F. Leach, secretary of the Manitoba
Farmers' Institute. writes:
1.etstete Week le *..Mohs.
An act of tis( Legislative Aoeembly
plumed during the seeston of IMO mad
ln.titute work in the province pow
h1.- it provides for the organizetjo
•.f an, institute upon the approval .
the Minister of Agriculture when pe
t oned by 25 persons who have paid
memberithip tee of Vic, the organise
thr:t not being restricted to terrltorla
limitations. After a number of these
organizations wen perfected It wan
felt that the work might be made more
permanent and •.
feetual with the aid
of a central or pi...-
vim-1a!
n>_vincla! orisnix.-
ton. with whlea
all the local insti-
tutes might be At
filiated. To suppl
this want th
Manitoba Centra
Farnwrs' Institut
Association w•
orranix,d. Tb
olds a three days' n. • ring annually
which repro. • ntativ r from all th
oral some atl••ne arc present. The
dicers of th. e.•rtrat ,twociatlon sup
ridge the• in.t tote work of the ent.re
rovince. as r.ling cut lecturers. usually
pairs, to all the local institutes twice
ach year, and oftener if the funds to
his purpose permit. They a1.o .uanl
e agrloulturat interests of the pro-
lix.* in every particular.
The tn. mbersb+p fee 1n Focal 1nst1-
tee Is .A per moue. The Govern
[nett mike@ a g:'a:tt of 50c per annum
mer bee for a membership of not
ass the.; 25 or more than 1(0 and t.
e central aasodatlon of 51500. Local
stltute •esocia;ions hold regular
meetings throughout the winter, mo-
lly every two weeks. at which pa-
pers are pr'e'sented on .varloisa farm
pie and subjects of Interest to a lo-
Ity. A permanent organisation In
locality L very often found to be a
real convenience. It a creamery or
Peso factory, or farmers' elevator• is
be organised, the matter can be
ken up in the Institut* meeting ai;d
!its (Hammed. and all the prellmtn-
es arranged with very little effort
pared to what 1t would be If there
re no suc\ organisation. In our
reel', settled ptuvinoe 1t le !bot easy
keep local institutes flourishing. Yet
• work bas yielded many fold Its
t.
The annual three days. Meeting b
onto( to be much prised by the more
progreastve fanners, and the recon*.
dation of this reprw••t•tive body
Moak weight. itis association
entitled to the credit of securing the
owing: The teaching of apiculture
the meld% Dchoola hone dairy in-
eties ley mea•s of an snipped
Mar aUng dairy. tile appoint:neat of a
superinerndent for the province,
eat•busainont of • dairy school
chews. and Mutter saber with a
course for the home dairyman,
reduction of 1night rates, mooc-
h'
roes
h' on what, whloh le the chief ar-
e of expert, the l.11slatlon of taunt-
hall
une
\all Inwrancea, • suhetantl.l ra-
tion
am
tion In law costs In cases of Mira-
. the thegatives lieu amt, Govern -
t .id to creameries and cheese fate-
,
ag
, etc.
the S.taris ammo,.
. 7 W. Hodson. superintendent
Om, rile Tamen in.litute, writes
an folios.:
100Wrte• Imre 4r1N organised b7
Vi -drat 100?s d the Ontario Agrkd-
I Ormge. in Ilia. i• 1Mt, !is. meet -
were held. In '*. M. During 11115
emtinge more held. The .i.waget
ettestddp� hu iia was Wel; the total
TI.w: •.may5 .l et tie melt
Oka. Tet. was vary enitlffr
e 11 ls rw•nsruret th.t
tarts
\•e • popi•IWea deny 1111
Wel at 77,700 was agent 101 limit -
wear* is 111110 IMie I•elleeei UN
Orreellsrent mot sot ties e•-
er pow .o.neteiesas. Tho'sego-
ertwt0ta1wt resolved a smart' et Stall
bbr L 11 .it 0M 1 .w.r. Wer.
9.11 • Oho :axed their as*rrll.ssl
t. ,EM more as 'lee Ahiislag I--
loiaroet is tea ths sas.•atr o•i�tN
.4t•odeiea telt. Poke ttl0 tllsaslld
1.
n
a
1
a- A. a LeACn.
Secretary Maa. P.I.
h
at
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t•
In
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tis
v
to
per
i
th
In
us.
Ontario 1as1.latts. and .re under the
dbwtlo• of the .apersntoaso.t who
has Imeaeslnte charge O.• Inatltute
may lis mapals.d In *ace electoral 4►
tried. exdttdve of cities. and mutt hi-
Matuto *0 ksowe by a distinctive gams
The legislature last session voted as
annual epproprlatioa of ta.001 fur the
support et the work. A grant a $La is
given to each district institute on cos-
dltlon that an mum sum be granted
by the County Council or the munlat-
patitles In which the Institute lo er4an-
Ised. Mach association must have at
least i0 members, who pay an annual
for of Sic per member.
At least five meetings must be held
hi7 each association In different places
devise the year. The dates are deed
by the superintendent. Teem meet-
ings must be 1 advertised by posters
put 97 in eon 4euous placee and by
the insertion of notices :n local papers.
No partisan or sectarian discussions
are allowed. At least half the program
of each meeting must be presented by
local talent Two delegates are Bent
to each meet*, -i proteasor a the
agricultural • .!lege and a leading
farmer. doh- .an or fruit grower. The
Uovernmen' pays the expenses of the
regular delegates. Should speakers le
required at other than the regular
meetings, the department pays for
such services, but the traveling and
other expenses are paid by the local
laatltute.
THE MAKING OF TERRACES.
A row iw.,d.: os. the $.b4.. -t That Aro
l al.abi. to til. Asat.er Gardener
Whatever may be one's personal
opinion a. to the beauty of terra•.es,
It 1s certain that men and women will
Continue to like them and to construct
re0. L
them. It ha important, therefore, to
know how to construct them In the
Lest manner. But before explaining
a wrinkle or two that are of value In
terrace building, 1 want to protest vig-
orously against the making of double
terraces. They are an abomination
In the sight of good landscape garden-
ing; and as for three terraces ono
above another -well, words fall me fit-
ly to characterise such atrocious mu-
tilation of the "bid sod.•'
In making a single terrace, It 1s a
somewhat difficult matter to make a
Iooso bank of earth remain In piece
unt11 the sod is applied, and even after
the sod 1s to place any pressure on
- the top of the terrace Is likely to cause
y the whole upper edge to slip off, To
e prevent this trouble, drive two or three
1
was elwW'
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!}T 1Mt_Aw r1p m•trwlsall Bp ue
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rowp of stakes along the extent of the
proposed terrace, and to the upper part
no* rough boards, as shown In ihe
crop section in fig. 1. This will hold
the heaped-up earth In place till the
sod lo applied, and thereafter will give
great firmness to the terrace until c.a-
ture Do compacts all the materials as
to mak. slipping Impossible, as shoals
In fig. L
Tbere Is shown In this cross mention
an excellent point In applying turf to
terraces. The end of the roll Is begun
on the level top of the terrace, and
M carried out over the edge and down
the slope, thus 41.lrag no open crack
at the upper edge, where an opegming Is
specially detrimental to the well being
of a terrace. As sharp and distinct an
edge can be'made In this way as where
the opening comes at tate edge, while
the r sults of the former practice are
far si.per!or.-W . D., In Country Gen-
t:eman.
The Arnie aerie.
The army worm lo doling lots of da->_
age Just at present. an.l :s mak,ng H-
eel( particularly obnoxious In Illinois,
lows, Kentucky, Indiana and Mlsso•„r1
and Western Ontario. Th e Is an
Insect native to North America; no-
where else in the world is It part.cu
tarty destructive It M a .ked striped
caterpillar, about an 1- . and • quar-
ter long and dark 'n (-for In May
and June these eatery4len meati.• . -
make their appearance in immense•
number. devouring whelt • •-
.miler gran and gr•anea They climb
TH REE OONQUBRING HEROEfa
LIMB DIBSASE, KHIUMATIBM
AND STOMACH TROUBLH an. -
QUO= BY TIM THREE
URL? SOUTH All SRI -
CAN REMEDIES.
reoarr aQ1I1r 11011 WEST K Axa
Sassy is the asthma from Wang disarm
to is dries, the pssIea beam tit eye -
um. Pella a•d powders. whilst they give
*poorest t.WO and shim dessive the
est, do sot aradim.M the disease. The Mal
mathko persists@ that'th.r tam Me Mood
tem be dissolved if the ,system is .M be
wowed of t1:a paean, and is M aaiy • ren -
dr like S..ab American Eldney Can that
• ill do this. M. Mhb.el 10.10.31,. mil-
kmen •eldest .f (.1ael.y, 0•s.. was a vie -
see of loch..] dame, @o severe that at
times lie meld set he dews, oe remota fn
may sae poi1 .. for • Lugs\ et uww Miss
other modisi.as emeassabrd nothing, be
unmet tmmdt.te rebel tree booth Amami-
von
m ri-
von )(Wane Cure. The neves_ .ad scori-
..e... .her swag the medicine, mon left
hem. and to -day there is sot . •sgn .t use
trouble a. ►r wets=
The.. ie 00 e.ssii.•u of rite aresieal uhsr-
wter of Swath American Rheumatic Cure.
This moody will dm* the worst forma of
rMenieute free the system. Mr Robert
E Otbmos, of Pembroke, Ont., .sfered on -
told misery. Doctors blistered Mai, and
applied every known ready, bet did nu
.tuod. '• The But dose of South Amersoan
Rbeu.iatio Clue," sets• Mr. Gibes, .• gave
me Meant relief. and half • beetle eared."
The nervosa prostration that comes M
gutty woeo. can be quickly ovens.s by
the roe of youth American Norris& This
medicine attacks the wove centres, which
.re the fountain. of all health, and ties die-
-.se banished from slieee the system c•e
-.os its bunt up. Mr,. M. Williams, of
Fordwioh, Oat., wile of the woll•known
ma.afw.uror cf that town, sedated i•se..e-
1y from nerves@ prwtrailoo for years, and
..timed beyond relief of the beet medical
- kilt- " I wee under medical treatment,"
..ys phi. lady, " for two or three years, but
my modules only got worse. I react of the
- • o.ler• performed by booth Amsrio.n
Nr.rviw, and tried • bottle. l)♦w bottle
e me .nifi.aeoi relief 10 eseourye me mo
oon•moo the medicine, with this result that
it woe not lose before I was completely
oared - Sold by J. E. Davis.
A aeele\ Ammer it Iagenll..s Exe..e,
Some time ago, whet Lord 1-- wadi
trying • .ass by jury, • armor, who hod
b • o summoned as • jsry nton, came rem-
ains tato court, @eyioe : "Excuse me, my
bird, but I am in an awful predicament. In
tams, I don't know wkatt er my wife or
d•orht.r will die fires'wee •t set.
•coned. A few days later • friend, who
had been in ooart. Inquired of him about
his wifea end daughter's health- "Oh !
they .re .11 right," replied the groom ; "bet
wise.. yco • soot inch tae get off! I'm
e tre omit -tidy does ken whether my wife or
daughter will di. first ; in fact, I dew ken
myself
N eta. f.ew 1e.aa/p.1N■ and Liver 111.
Dr. Acnew'. Liver Pills are the most per.
foot mane, and cure lake magic, Sack Head -
. oke, Cns.t,n.ti.ro, 7111ionesees, Indigo.tioa
anti Leer ills 10 oentdi a vial -40 doses.
Sold by J. E. Davis.
An 1••1i.n warship woe struck l -y 1i71t'.
sing and went down in the M.di'.r•amia
WSZ NEXT YOU ARE BUY/110,
ABE YOUR DIALER FOR
"LUDELLA"
CEYLON TEA
and you will then have an opportunity of
enjoying somethingreally delicious. You
may snit your pocet, as it is packed in
four qualities, 25c., 40c., 50c. and 60c.
Is. Lail Packets Oily. Fro 4ROIER1 ail CENERIL $TORWEPIRI•
10.1;
In Buying a BICYCLE,
it pays to
BUY THE BEST.
And
,1 doubly so when the best costs no more than one not so
good.
T1
Common
Sense
is one of the best wheels manufactured in
Canada,
The Ladies' Wheel
62-3m
being constructed on principle@ to give the
greatest possible comfort in riding.
A number of second band wheels, in good repair
at low prices.
FOR SALE BY
GEO. W. THOMSON,
POTMAHOFF TEA.
This new blend of tea for fancily
use is now on sale at our store..
We have also the finest in
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
and keep on hand full lines of beat Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce. Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables,
STURDY BROS.
The Grocers, tea the Square•
BATT mj THAN t3.OL73
IS A BUSINESS OR SHORTHAND COURSE
iX 7411
earm.o04ddmeg ageed
amiwors
them It gam liglurallattirrieend M
shiest inpadble to wet Too will
remember Om t obdeed a kat e0
psalms hem you ca OW tam et a
Visittack >W sus powders
ud
Woe lads, fomes p od..s I� s@.
vloSilsg m�eend with wesee..ia a•d
Ie:)3. ngl eltd00 llg.q. Allen,.
• in ALL D•Y001aTS, on '
IMMO 1![ P0•110 CO.. T/MNT1r MT.
al(t=esseiLse legal .: =its
Sold in Oederieb by .1. E. DAVIS.
CISH for BUTTI8 ad INS
ham still a Mw
DRYQOODS
STRAW HATS
which I am selling at • reduotim la prisma
as the
Cash G
coo
8
roc. sseare..•es ams sessesp.
PAlfOAYZ BREAKFAST
TTS ARMY WOSg.
op tis. me. Madge sad eat et the
Maga. With a fa.e1011Ss Isaeemastau of
aril atMae booms se •esl•o gas
as se asoa.ldte1• silpipitiess letan M
autos Seth der
.O math Sinop �at teed. !Sao tirop s. gltms[
aVIL
Ms .,w► lumst h► s Wins an&
Ie the 1714. ter RW /Mawr of th• year. If
roe have meas ,..lined this befosa yN will
whoa yam Imes crud sea ed ter PAN-
Cem .t ea •
tcis sated mina
PURE 4APLE SYRUP
W
FALFEE
We mei the Dna ••es. graeraiis.
O.A. NAiRN.
• aisle
Format City Bntmmam College
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