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PLY Aa'OLITILT MILLisLa rasraL
Trois Ox Txi uartssr
Mamma .•, ran sae Sea►Nral
illeialp Guaranteed to cath
Rheumatism
unto'mato8°"-. Luauli•g.
Gout and
IWC Neuralgia.
A sore ours .r
Headsphe, Dimmer
Constip•sos. lath.
Reetiun, {{tltateees►
Bright* theme.
Diabetes, Par•Iyr
Cony idioms, B...,,
Disease, oto., eta
feetesred Miser & sold en mem
n Ooderioh only by FA. Da>shast
inter is Near !
oe prepared to meet it with a
Hat or Cap when it co-mae.
ave put to stock all the latest
al Fall "r";
HATS
for r nality and prioe annot be
ed. In stook are nnmerous u
ants ot the latest in
vas borax)*
IRTS. HOSIERY,
UITf3 BUFFY
GAPS
C. R. SHANE & Oo.
lab isle sea lasaliVs )■setts■
17..5.
n0'Sncelnent.
few Goods and Bees Values
the TailorinL list• at the
Id -established andiellable
Test -at Emporium. Batidac-
on guaranteed in Quality
tyle and Prins
H DUNLOP
us WO&UI
3- Ola
argsnaM/ d1
levitates sue .1• .
30ILR13;
Stacks, Bait Yeas, 8hset baso
Works, elf., eta,
ler to --
ss, dant( hep Clactlags, As.
Gro of Pipes and Pipe Ylttiege,
%wets, Owen Globe Valets,
IDsphstotrt; It eet«t and I•-
:em•MSUy on Bead M Lawes
tial Has of Steel Water and Eel
for ase of farmers sad ethers.
e a promptly •u.eded se.
A. S. OtalTBT Z1.
P. 9 Box n. 9odiarMs,
age &nil Co.
ire prepared to handle Bit
rreight and Household -
th Dispatch at reasonable
Dealers in:all grades of
D
r
COAL
and Smalling Coal
a and glpl3ittg
w it customers and dtllr
h promptness. Orders lee
11111 .
Qailkp.este
Tr, D. 0 Br■se•llt,
aetearer. -. theerekilt,
Scrofula is a w9cd- feu -
don't quite understand, but if
you talk with. your doctor,
be will tell you that it is
generally believed to be due
to the same cause which
gives rise to Consumption.
It appears mostly in those
who arc fat -starved and thin,
usually in early life. A
course of treatment of Scott's
Emulsion with the Hypo-
phosites wherever Scrofula
manifests itself, will prevent
the development of the dis-
ease. Let us" ierid you a
book. Free. .-
score A sown, 5saee■e.Om.
FARM AD GARDEN.
THE SNAL:: GODERICH ONTARIO..
ale6 tofregowdy bibs fruit tugstsd la this
way quits .quid to the parent.
Tbe yards wilt be male isp'.e•d by
Tee reload Utsm alma sat °uvulas wwith• light
ammo( of fist• 01111111/0.01111111/0.Orem will start
oa.sp•u.oQssdai•
erher matt grow more vilper.,eely tar t
�,.,..5 ..y ooetaw►ry vis}( to the O..tral sack
tmm4 s. -sure to make • Lome
ifileflmeatal Yarm. 1 was enrprlwd to find heap of amuck .obs to .ons esaveale•s Mame,
r what the Hortioolturtst tails his "des' eu deeemuo•o tor es• a petting Pleats or
astemeey ho
luse booleantk•istuutsn•°amplTe.his,of Im wasprodtetgild Th„he
{zutwib.eonodene •st;tdoyt .wmnhowwwai00 n0 es°.*re, aleosg.preh1tyK1-
by tilt. Creta, was known M fruit growers thoroughly by opting. Ws oalttva* sever-
al M gar impelled with this kind of
by the name ot the CnodaU Onrrent, and
was vary widely advertised • taw years ago,
prodao. d read mat ursd.
Among the fruit there are the old cease
to be our oat of the berriesThe fall the .beet
saw .nee to be levered•
Otos to trim grapevines and pack •way the
outwore, for rooting. Later all fruits will
need wulublue. *ad the am.tarrl•1 mast M
provided beforshwd.
Tompkins and squashes will soon °all for
the a,olest. dryest apartments for thea so-
oommodauon :.helves or other rsooptecl.s
must be prepared, where they sten stead
apart sod u.dut0rbed. to beat promote
their keeping.
By all means • tight, dry house, conveni-
ent to the poultry home but separate from
It, should be provided to store the ben
amours. It u tin.. now for it to be a op-
erettas', for there ere nu more growing Drops
to coed tbu fertiliser. Provide 1n u a bin
to hold sand or Imam to .preside over gash
deposit of manure. to prevent the swaps of
ammonia. oust b,.zaw moat be stocked and
• Rood supply of gravel sod Woe stored up
to beep the hens in good laying order.
The buts sod shelve. of the Dollar will
need more or ler r.djustinr or rearreogiaa
to rsosive the tiptoed stores of field. oroblid
sod *aeries ; tools and m•.chruery must be
housed ; winter s0oommo 1 one ,enured for
the stook, sod nameroas other items out of
the ordinary rouod of daily toil will demand
•ttent Imo, tsxiog !he time, p•tten0e and in-
g.uuity ot the hurried farmer. '1•o seams'.
lolly meet all thew requirements be meet
draw heavily 'poo his reserve stuck of fore-
sight, and executive ability -M. A. Hoyt
in Detroit Minims
r.ur $OTxa.
A fly•killer that dues ria work well is
made of one teaspoonful ot Walk pepper,
two teaspoonfuls of moist Guitar and two
table.poo0ful• of cream ; piste • little bit
.(else. swear_ -osteine Gree a1•++ID9fx•.:tis ren
M. NICHOLSON. LD.e.
maim sua55o'.
Roams oppeslte the Poet Office
Gold visile,/, Crowe, and Work • Specialty.
■ Yeses ■siert ata
LIM. MADRE, D.D
. TAL BU 1'(.SON.-Latest sad approved
methods for all dental eperatioos Preserve
toe of the mature) moth a p chit, . Otasts
ever
of West tltoeu he &mor'e. d5 etore�oor-
jM. TURN - ILL, D.D.A., LD.B,-
.-D.tM ■551..05. (L•teli associated
with Dr. Mama. of Moeime 1. d arid peree-
iale. artificial teeth mounted o5 told or alum -
150m trees, •Wotsl attention given to the
R.eervatto* el lbs Datura teeth. °Me in
cLeen'• new Moon.
t_
hI•dloa1.
discs= °coapted b> tDoie1toa1 Nisb-
et/1s from reeideos. Oft-
hadkelkla
:Co -OPERATION PAYS
beams Reasons Wbe Pratt Growers nbould
Work Together.
zgar •
read tlod tb•e a lateen. Its (•rslLey One of the difficulties in modern Ca
1r1 Uf Inde Il -
roti pe
remittal) y tor the amount of veaetmt►ea s.diau retains Ir tYat writ �op�
se a vlo•ble oddities to ear list of curt•nts.
1 was stem tnformd that there was mach
to be said for and .hist.( the• variety. As
aeon mo the boxes. they presented • tempt-
ing •ppearsooe. Some ot the •p.ouneas
were so large that they sispt eerily pea
tor small damson plume. beteg. io foot, t of
an inch in diameter. purplsb-bl•cl•in Dolor,
with • smooth, shining skis- Thu current,'
was told, was a sport -not in the ordinary
sense of the term -bet • bort .cultur.l sport,
moaning • striking variation of the yellow
floweriest "Ribes Auteum" or Missouri
~mat of the galls. The trouble with
this variety, as found oo plait/stoma of the
present tiara is that it vane. wonderfully
in sine and tarso of ripening. It u probable
that this variation is due to the fact that
original stock was tot carefully selected in
thtt °stress haste of. the marinate; to to-.
Mosinee and exploit bts new vane y
Auoth.r weak point which it posseas15 Ira
in the feet that it is they
Io 14
habit of ripening tete trn b. The blou..m
lig period extends over two or three weeks
and the fruit et the first biose.,.s is mature
hent that length of time ahead of these bine-
some produced two or three weeks later is
the ammo. It ripens 1M mate erop abash
throe weeks atter L. a prohfio. Uofortuo-
eoly the later berries ars usually much
smaller then the earlier ones and it we
wield wait to thew to be thoroughly mo-
tors, ws ran the risk of losing the more
valuable portion of the orop Suoo.e.tve
pickings are therefore oeoeas•ry to harvest
tae fruit eatid•otorily. Toe quality of the
frust ;s very oharaolalatio in Its brink bat
not eopieusot aridity. There is none of
tire meskinees eomser. Js. -tae ordinary
black cerr•nt present i• the Crandall me-
mos It is believed and efforts are now be-
ing made is that direction. that • variety
Awsrmaimedot..ioi this onrreat
with ai oldies -1 va*�f• "S d�
irult-growers Amid be vary is p.rekwing
this and d shooed satiny Ltheeepalves that
ahoy are obleining a type worthy oaltivatioi
Thi kandell warrant say be o.ssidered, at
pretreat, u bang in the t.rawtuon state
wick the °banes of becoming • valuable
f rata, in the talar°, lsrd•ly on its side- It
F. ,retie it•d fpm- mistime in tM MOM way
that block and red currants are ostially m5l-
sighed. If not altogether nodal as • fruit
in every Watauga. it is undoubtedly worthy
se a pisco ea the laws owing to ler valor as
a t ormaorst01 shrub.
A DLtrlDVL TLOWV LltW !Hers.
I was parIi•.larly .Sraok is walking
through tae farm ground', by 109 twenty
anti gram of • flowering shrub whtoh here
and there appeared amid °lamps of V. in
open 'mese on the velvet lawns or formed a
0. CANRRON. BARRISTER, SOLI -
ata
t.a street. 1� sa..r .t Oellesum1
' limadry goods store
1,t REMIT HEATOl1 - BARRISTER.
1:1 Sekoi -test xotary Pubes Aoltionsts
MOW Wiseatr•st
ECAMPION,Q.C., BARRISTER 801,
. foster. Mown. i.e. Ora.• ever 1&. dleal
kala, %Mew O.dertbh.
�( O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER, W-
AIL. hotter. eama.
sstear, •c, NNW 1.0
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tae 0050: ear. .slltes *Mat. A.6rew'a
Street& Gede.tob.Oat. me
�. N. Il 10011 5' theme eft Oeteri
0. HATS, ) ARIDITLR, SOLICIT-
, fie. Q�es N.rtbet., .eat door
S h
aeb O!{Omse` Yrs vests Puede 5. lead *t
lcwset ream of tatermR y
f RROW
aiA .1 Tea. A ewk".. let 'M srIIa�w''"Pi..df oi.O�d•
8150 J T.'.nsw. 9.e.
`1ALlsltON, HOLT L ki0Lillifi,
pitwBarristers.t.-,h the O. .onsets aa°b•i °r.r'Reiit
e
Iigls}�',
O. WARD, OOMYETAIfOEB
m• e
r re
• 111a55Sum sad gyr some ems- nor Yah. estias oto a
or Iwo-
e�sdisteg Millositims or seisms &edema
b *5e Onset at Jollies, the
OssrtvlApssIlse1 .i4s. et is say OsgL►i�r
sad tgaslittfOeleeaseatrtlW
tds.eeDi, iesseasthens
.n5 w
OM. 3116 -If
Loam mai lanol
- -nc
M ONZY TO LOAM. - $b0,000 00
Dl Privet Fonds M seed at M per sent am
es•�sN. a 0AJSRB0/d....est•
1fs0■rs'Une Beset •
t71MR
ruvATE TUN IB - PRIVION8
drama o18eataM* meow en
mase of Mak fwd white when pleated in
hods-er eoitesed dews the foreground of •
too-WomiMst Vette ui vlaierous growi•e
shade treas. 1a omit.** M gratify my
cnrireit with reined to tide singularly
be..ti} i plant I @squired of the fiertioul.
hoist wbo gladly rt.* me tine foaowi.1
Isfoem•ties : "Fob " mid Mr Crsie, " I
agree with you that the Meet *blob has at-
trwted year attemtice k without doubt,
the mast estimable of ear attas0 flowering
Mesta end It b only joist to may time we are
isd.btud to that enteil•ha•gmime 4. tee
Rost (Jayne) fns *hie ob•reieg ora•srd5.
11 • nem botanically. 1t M oall-
ed � Pasisd•b Orasdleor•,whioh
beteg trasdated, mass the 1•rge•e.weled
=Modem
It has bees kaisers 1.
• g1.* .dem• et Europe IMtsl>1ra for
• away year' ; t• . , os to
laws and for general emse.sat•T vireos*,
being of .ompar•ttively resent date. 1►
seem rather Dations that we should mash
from trepleal Jepsa a ' berbaosous pleat
which withstands .a@esssfally oar severest
Wi.ter.te most of our fruit trees sad shrubs
brosebt from that regime baw..04 enved
hardy is Dor1Y@rn latitudes. The phot
-flillarer s wi, -. umia,+h5ses• @5 4.-,�•a
fag from
the
touted os 15 7 e hafted
sand.rdt.la
Tbe femme Is moot *be sere preferable sys-
tem. It M of very rapid gv.wtb and a
young plant sot out in the Swine ot one
year. If it dew at all well. should produce
a ((amber of he large emulates r bloom n
August of the following year. TM Hy-
drangea le • beer of moisture tan eoow i.g
saris b ebb amess•ry The .eared
einstere are beam aprodse•d;
speread to • failure of bloom whish we
Mee mer had was one year whoa the whole
moat& of Aaiun, wee .ztroo.1, dry, Is
am emsrgesey ear this kf.d It always pan w
mater the �� very liberally, .ot m the
niggardly teals watch merely moistest'
memo .f the greeed, bat thoroughly
dr.sebI5g the sell, sallow(.* the water to
pwaraM deeply when it ten be made nes 01
the feeding rootlets. This 1t' a t
v�Yhieh are'were of ebb 'throb *MOM -
bor. 0111 palmy of water when tb..blab
manes hate Sower. A 0000li•rlty of Ate
gewere b that they Now calor with
Uoolsg out pare MOM .t erns
feude*t-f Mk. ea • .0dt and et sU
thiss bright teed: feature
adds to their 'alas let 1•Ial5.4oatt*? of
lie
elm saws '1flss•• en 1.e+ of ktio
....whims.. r ., r,/sFK d5yMf1 ■pen
dowering stock lese,>d- �i-lalbnf away tt.
Um pa*IS ot nest A...
VII
•t9de .ad ■ars ed 0t1M gel
There tiro oo m+7 gales
•4aM MI Way tall 5Wt ere flee
M .sloy the ohies of tele mess •eiald0-
sent senses. If, however, we let maths eat
ge head ha Med with labor 10• mud will ase
logkjueglrmtl@.- 8o (.epode.( ant say of
ilesrss•{d Iadm that t. =ohm* tams
ter would be be rib the ns'lag year ast
1.w
mwimps,
IM 'Mtwara'
ome tad prelim list se arts
most, pmM en tar NMtie M n maer
dowel fits garden
Mg tie lam arose lanes ala the rats el
Owes. get Mw1WM• rsadoe. M whore ho
mite to Om 1541 Lemma raked all Ism door
rod ire valuate. se the t/J4 . IMO k
is par18, as w,U M
OMS. el be
m kgrsd .55.«l td &wise �
skteat ' Part of dos harem
emote
alto •.m-
rot olomild
M; mpg 110 Sit Wm fir•i►atrd easily . s t btld'tt's
l 5' ebw40 'ik-e end
mad • MYmM d sad trme.r+p1k...k,,e.
ter mate. Waist trove ~prim tilt
atilt
bel
Aslant a !sea for
brood tor asiontlealeelall diks
budded tress. Tom a5
Ohs glawlmoil Ivo ran mt• 11.• Molted
MOO tWY IaWM•s Must menti
deuce which is so largely dev to
all classes of our c.Uscur.
rullimUu of all among farmers, whore
policy too often reminds us of tae cele-
brated oz team, iu which each auiwal
wanted to be on the -off side." This is
erten seen to furulere' urgauisations, er-
pecially where farmers are remote from
each other, and ouly come together in-
frequeutly, Uudoubtedly the co-opera-
tive and other features of the 'range
have done much to dispel this feeling.
But it still exists to far too great au
extent. Each farmer diblikes partner-
&tiips, and prefers to work what land be
can buy or rent without aid from others
except as he eau hire and pay for it.
1 -et in all other vocation' the greatest
successes are made by combinations of
capital. Why should there not be, w a
limited extent at least, such co-operat{ou
among farmers. There was when the
ruuutry was new, .and the scarcity if
.mpital made it possible for oue man to
pro up the house* and barns that each
(arm required. 1 Co-operation in such
work :,cowed to be a necessity. Yet,
just so 500(8 as each farmer could, he
.tat himself to work to become inde-
pendent uf. all kis neighbors. 1t is in
fruit gr'ow'ing that this ue,•d for eo-ope: see
tion is greatest lnireefi' and fort outs
dikelt.i• ofTratt' Ind -leaves n-qulrc,uti-
bined effort to be successful. It t. ,rf
u0 use for one man iu any locality to
destroy these on his own farm. while the
w-liolc.,.ueighburhrxul is aft for the enemy
to increase hi until it cannot be supprc s-
ed. It Ibis been by voluntary co-operation
that the fruit growers of the Niagar
district have for many years kept thetf
orchards free (roto the pests that prove
to be troublesome elsewhere. The black
knot in the plum and the cureuli° and
1 r ie ilea.(
if your soil is a loose loam do trot be
afraid to burn off and get rid of the trash
ha .ons. manner before plowing, if it inter-
fere. with the proper performwoe of that
work. The ..he. are worth es mach as the
trash wottl4a when rotten.
As soon M to �'e51 u past is time to
sake arrw5/•oeeOd f+tgtbs met year. The
&Did should be mapped out for the next year
awl the somber ed acre. of snob orop era
ranged tor. Bapeot•lly as this se of winter
wheat No time to spare now.
American Dore is the best inti. world.
Asario•a wheat 0000Dies • leading position
a the world's markets. American nettle
are •aksowledge by unprejudiced lodge. to
be equal to •.y that the world produces.
In feta of all these foots, however, our p.o
ae anima My they want their Tea and want it galea. ' (sho'al.= Sas.)
A few years ago a good Tea was nddoubt a luxury. bet today
`` LUDELLA"
a delicious tea can be had from leading Grocers, in neat, lead packages.,
at 26, 40, 50, and 60c., Black or Mixed.
doom assn* be sold open their merits to
forst. countries. The word " Americas"
kis been •booed by scheming moo mill it
hu owed to be • reoomrnoOdati•1n ae it
ought to be The cease of this is vary avis
deet.
It is maid W11S wise -linens me badly
•.,robed the .pots may be removed by
Stealing in the following manner . Kxtreot
the him from two peeled onions and pat it
into .a &gate a granite veseel Add to it
half as °east. of white oa.ttle soap out into
,all poo55 sad two moose of I.Iler's earth.
Mix them rogation and then stir in one Dnp
of vtaerm. Mimi the menet over We
fire and ret its mutants thoroughly boil.
When the mixture has heoome 000t spread
i it ever the aoorobed linen and 1,1 it dry up
oo the cloth. Vt ben well dried, wash oat
the linen.
CempM_Std i. • habit sod will fix itself
spa • mom with • grasp eoa01 le wWkey
er tsbe000. ())mplai•ine never dose any
rood i it breeds 111 temper and bad man-
ners : it Maths' • s -o u rags and make.
bim • poor 0.mp•5100 al bonne er abroad.
Complaints,/ b est chine. like the small pox,
onn'Pq,iently is dangerous among the obll-
dr,w. Items the boose, amid °owe foal •
'a •tate of mind and behave a000,4 05
Iv. Complaining is foolish sod wicked
God oars ,..ah'y look otter the weather as4
early everything else without our help.
Progressive, slooe„tal, essilmas5tad fano•
els neva complain or (iii Seth with them
who de,
Yres-
farm tataetty 05* de .oat lj per Met. '5
51feg to J. A. that)NAAr•. ■vas
d Beadsmen. toast+.
ER, 0ONIf;YAJCING AND
C
IMAGER, 5e•.itis, Mpru Yartfa7 Hetet.
ONSY1TO L8D ON ILORTOAG)
R l_Par mat. notes dissemuited.
9Bode• a sterns KaeMati goal, tied.
01•1F J. T. MOTEL, FIRS, LEVI AND
Wish, 0•se-ser ifx. a t4
MOM' TO LAND, L A R O I
MOOS be aM �s twee*
ply
•ARSOlowest rp w
FIDOL171111, t31EM1BAL 1
.inTaehs5�i Nom•. •
1100
5.
lisnialleiV laminate.
tui,
T Wits >lrlrsl.
* Meld
•nd */ DAN
V.. etre on SU.
usonat ion 411.1a raw
Ai,tteeltys• . mem s .•'51150 M
arra,,'., fast,.,m
• R• 001.50•1 011.
oo•.bh.1'tb
H. RAIllLttrw05ff•,
ANIi•Irtladrl.
Maim 01:INDRY, Aeorlomoes
haw
. `need
r
codling moth among tweets were -rhos
fought against. It has proven far easter
to keep these euemier out than to sup -,.pre*. them after they had guiued a foul"+'
hold.
they wish to do oo or not. Altogeth -r
their united production emits* 5 market,
and attracts buyers who would not come
were a single fruit grower to offer his
products for their inspection. Re fax
from being an injury to his business,
the rivals that most fruit growers hive
are a help to him- Neither are fruit
growers **aped tel•-tharliasem(netl*n--n1
the knowledgemedalto-secure greater
perfection of fruit. It all fruit were
bmugbt to the highest degree of perfec-
tNnt, much more would be eaten and 'l•*
{rice of all fruit would be higher. there
is fair too much poor fruit offered for
sale. It is this A-hich most keeps down
the price of good fruit. The general
spread of lately'((.( •e As to the mean.
for gmwiag the befit 'fruit is therefore
the i*terest of all fruit growers.
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The Bicyc:iAs'
e �
Lament.
He's a wise whtclr- an whose tool
bag coifta!ns-' Ke''' �•:'g beds.(
medicine fur a_ datu*gcd machine.
He is just asti;.b1c to pt-ttl:tetre his
own skin as to puncture his tire- cs
a .4 more la I c. td bruise hjlrself, than A
rnwtri oeiy had.lktl:poe of to break his whce1 '- �► ,
Quickness leas ti,el-tar.
66 ® 1�-�• �'.
t
is the emergency cure for unexpected injuries. ,Litt kr' applying
cons with every pot of Quickcare. Make your own_sic: t it
rest-clttrckly; IlOtt
At all druggists 25C., 50C. and $1.0o.
THE altitC$CUR1 COMPANY, Lao. OUC•Et, Carr.
311P---30- OU$CKCURE
Change in Business.
.»....NEW FIRM.
► 4,iiI Ne1fl6 #u
- -The %sant IMlrvman
ng dairyman. not a stingy one,
will make more money than two extrava-
gant ones.
First, a dairyman should be saving
of his cows, as a cow well cared for will
be a useful and profitable animal for
several yens longer than oue ill fed, ill
boasted and i11 treated.
Even in summer ,�,w, rhonld not be
lett exposed to violent ruineturms, at
shnnkt be rhelteral where there is s
danger of their being ',truck by lightni,•g,
as when huddled together under tr!es,
or helot( chilled by a prolonged drench-
ing. 'I be latter, especially, in damaging
to the still -yield, for it -may -bo aott""t.
that cows always shrink in milk niter
• storm. Wise economy calls for mea.
sures that will obviate this, namely, a
dry.warm shelter.
Be saving also of your feed: For in-
stance. In giving mileh stock corn fod-
der, when they trample it under their
hoofs and waate as much as they eat, it
is the dairyman who is wasteful, not
the animals. The most economical way
of feeding corn fodder Is to spread It
before the cattle when in stanchions,
and only give them what they will eat
up clean.
To be saving of the feed in the pas-
tures don't put more stock into tbt•
field than It will support. On a farm
our tables, t4eT-•wrre-talo;., •-.•beast
the cow pasture, horse pasture, sheep
pasture, and calf lot Tbs owner
was on the right track, as it implied
that he kept his stock rated. Milch
cows never do so well when compelled
to pasture in common with other cattle.
Then, .gain, do not waste the milk.
Even a drop of milk which may repre-
sent the growth of one grass root, can-
not afford to be wasted. in the first
place •eeare all of the milk from the
cow's odder by patient stripping. The
richest comes last and you cannot af-
ford to Wee even a drop.
It is not a stingy conies to see that
the milk pails, pans, cans, etc., ars well
cleaned; and that your hired hands are
so kind to the cows that the animals
do not fregneitly kick over the milk
pails and spill the fluid. Perhaps the
most efficient way to save milk la to
preserve its quality so well that none is
wasted by scouring or tainting.
Be saving of the butter you make.
In figuring on • good yield of butter
from the crsam, r?o not make the mistake
of mixing some of the c vein of milk in
with the butter fat. Thio is done by
skimming Inppered milk, under the sup-
position that It is economy, when It
really is the grossest extravagance, for
that minnevermake first-class butter
A Lattice pater stied the following meth-
od of staffing tomatoes : Remove the pulp
and seeds from six largo tomatoes, slaking
MI the sees end for takingper . ttastiti o
pint et (*rowboat by t•9 g
.1 bawd crumbs and finely mimed oold veal
mad odd has ; add two table•peemfule of
melted butts!, tosep000fal of mixed Naos
Med, the grated yolk. of two herd boiled
.este, • s.itepeests1 of finely mined oaten
sad • aa5rter .1 that amount of pepper.
Nix ell ,cRMbs. adding pongee( the tomato,
Reap A e it • Wile moot. Stag she to -
'mamas vary tall mod high. slam is • b•ktad
Jit&, d.st lightly with matt mad pepper.
xrer .ver melted batter. dredge with Is.
wombs .ad bake 18011 as boar.
fest se the.s545.
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dertaking and Furniture Business, the name of t 1e New Firth 'wI
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VIOTORY FOR EAST 81MOOS.
05 sty this. Mr. W. H. Beneath, the
glatem, Is Staudard Sire -He Bearer 10
East
from
Catarrhal Trouble aad Found Speedy
and Flied Relies la Dr. Ainew's Ca-
5arrhal Powder.
Ile ►M s•siss by-.leoties M will me be
mottled until the votes ar 0055ted, whether
Me. W. H. IdewasIt, who Yu repMsst•d
tb5 est st40atey with ability ter years wig
e ... s•rfnl .5dtda5,
l41OM
▪ IM th
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whammy *vu the eleetlse maw team WO..
• t eadiq te Yl. 1.14. 1s 0s8ses Mee teee
dem egg bowie takes dews w eh catarrhal
.tabes ill the bead. H. time Dr. Maw
Cah5IAM Pewesr sad ever lith ewe Mir
mow* says Me5 le wsrked bk. $ eh.rs,
sad Oddity .55150d the (osseus sad mad.
►Im fitted for his perd•sMlege *Mies.
Sold by J. E. Davin
CORNELL & SO
yea t1.5 ba� e.msd• dft( egg Goods at FACTORY PRIQES--•msdo iy tY. 1313°4s
yeasts la t,sllly. No trouble to show Goiiee**md all at FACTORY
PRICER.
'UNDERTAKING.
Diploma for Embalming in oar Mem Window. The Best iesitlArg.st Stook
of pASSITS and 0OFFmid W tumoral Trimming• in tiedlooty-4w
I'rioes. -
WINDOW SHADES.
Ve-filw • Longo*Variety of WINDOW SHADES oo hand. Give or • w
masa you are looking for Bargains.
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DONT FORGET THE NEW FIRM,
CORNELL & SON.
Y STORES. HAMILTON -ST. and SQUARE. Neat Bedford Rotel.
Mew tie Amass the Miasr.
Oss way b to Ms a lee. string to As betlr
as toy tbe baby le Maybes with sad wink
liaise at tset&er sets awing sr working
&M•• the string end to the err of her shah
vibes tasbliag about the goer the baby
its sefghs R. • pall of ye (grime
NM t.' 18.55 the 18.11ri
omit U..►iM w.tll1 aplesStL .
AnM sm
Anther way is ear kik Bakes
-Nb bonds stlusndr teaa sit ifs. d
raidommt
whew*
Ida 5 *.et* May with. mP$.klse
0 team . iM lean and Witt no
Daher w01 seise sties•.
leaser tlsm w0l s ,54015isi w ►'
15r;'s to sera
Retest of ?rook Farrnt.g.
The Agricultural Department says
that le track farming, as dtst1nct from
market gardening at the time of the
last census, there were 584.4.40 Rotes of
land and more than 240,000 persons ma -
Orval. The p*nd0ets had a value of
Pf 4,617,166 atter paying freight and
commissions,- ■nd more than 1100,000,-
0011 were Invpeted_ Sites that time the
hardness has grown rapidly, sad It now
psrraabdy yields more money to the South-
ern States than any other single in-
T rn,.etl.a for berries.
Corrants, gnnsehorriea and other bor-
ne,
urrte, can sully he kept free from weeds
driving the Tate summer and fall, when
the rash of Perm work calla for all the
help la the fields, by covering tbe ground
snood the plants with a thick coat 01
straw. This will settle down b7 winter
• ad protest the plants and furnish plane
toed for 'nest 'Posen. Currant worms
very rarely do much damage to bushar
tb•t have been milt/rated. They have
ten chance to hide in the grass.
The Cost of Prednet.ntl.
Rome enw• produce better at a fair
merges of profit, others ptndeto a gond
large profit and others produce better
at a Inv. In 0: haat words. the stet
of keeping. 1 -Mint. mtlkla, end ilend
gem it mons them the shorn ler milk s51
heifer frim at 'Ir errant. 'It ts n teelf•evi-
4�rrnt tort n- 'c whivb will
4147ifMa•lt' '171 "!R' ''tttlfk!a'ttn:F ofya+i
dr, la,t • la ' ' t, (vv.. a 'lily the re-
t t1 --e i-t,n n 1 ' ^f ,.. et n1 ng the Ia-
t iridelel coor your herd.
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Farmers; Dairymen
And their Wives,
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Drop us a post card, and get free our
booklet on "INDURATED FIBREWARE."
It cots nothing, tells all about Indurated
=- fibre Pails, Milk Pans, Dishes and Butter
Tubs, and will put money in your pockets.
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Huu., CANADA.
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SHARMAN'S
(Air Goods are the best tha4esn be obtained, *ad are sold at
Rock Bottom Prices.
Hundreds of pictures leave our store weekly. They are the
prettiest on earth, se Nothing can umpire with a handsome woman is
a pretty, neatly -made, fashionable pair of shoes, and we only sell such
as becomes the sweetest of pictures•
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