The Signal, 1910-4-28, Page 8• FHUR$DAY, APRIL '•l, 1910
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Tit1; SF -NAL CUUERtC'R ONTAIUO
VALUE OF ENSILAGE.
FEEDING THE CALF.
Care Should Be Taken When Giving It
Whin Compared With Other Roughage; Sklmmilk and Milk.
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ft Is Far Superior,. It Is %Yell In kers the calf by Itself
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WELL AND
STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkhant's
Vegetable Compound
1lovedale, Sask.—" 1 ear a sufferer
f rola le m a le weakness — monthly
periods Irregular
and painful and a
bad ,diaskaM
backache anti
wretched head-
ache, and had felt
weak ever since the
birth of my twins,
1 tried'doctors but
got no relief. I be-
gan to take Lydia
E. Ytnkham'st`'eg-
etable Compound,
and after three
weeks 1 was feeling
now 11 better, and now I am well again.
Mrs. Bessie Bat', Dowedale, Sask.;
('.111ada.
Another Woman Cured.
l tnystiat4a..'hy.— '1 --'sutured from
l of female trouble
!fuer a number of cglerlulculs at for a1 least twelve hours and, to ens,'
the Nebraska. Agricultural calk•kew totcult' huNrunYIt
h fie
to
e'Il
for
feeding 'aloe of corn eustluCe was 'wererol days. possibly 1We111)-four
found to be fur superior to any other
bourn. Attempts to feed • the cult ts:r
roughuge. This should ciliflnetr-'tile-r Iler than this usn3nt$ren--ttlrr•rrrtf-tn,
hlrsuer that a silo on the farm will geed and linty Injure the feeder's tem
tend to lulprure it wonderfully. The per. If the calf's wuxxle ,1s held 111
zal'eriment shows that- tit.: milk' nod Um mouth •pried ep' :'
One ton ut 'ensilage equals one ton one; So that it tastes the tullk it w'irt.
sugar beets. drlug without the feeder being uWi;;tal.
Three tons of ensilage equal 000 too I,l place his baud in the milk and ill•
clover: bay. low the calf lu Sark his linger.
Three 'turd nue-half trims of ensilage I 'rhe calf la uuable to bundle hay or
squill one too alfalfa hay. ' 1 ,;rain mall It is aweek or ten days
Two nod our fourth toils of enaliage old Inm'lu;; this penial It is not wise
equal oue ton marsh bay. to try to feed-skltnutllk. At tlrst the
'three arid one -haft loris of ensilage whole milk should be fed three thiw,
.so
the worst fora
that at Iaes 1 thought I eohld not
live, :old my nerves were in a dreadful.
'condition. Lydia E. Itimkham's Vege-
table Compound cured me and made
ole feel like a different woman. Lydia
E. 'Inkhorn's Vegetable Compound is
worth its weight in gold to suffering
women." -Mrs. MAxY \YooD, I1.F.1)a.
senate Y•' a day—four pounds iu the morning
tine boli fou of ensilage equals one two prelude 111 noon and fuer pouuT
inn pumpkins. :It alight --at blood temperature. in
lleluw• he glees his estimate of the :thorn a week or ten day's the calf can
post of putting up ensilage and hay -ire• ted twice dolly. During. rials time:
and the number of cubic feet occupied the allowance of whole milk can tie
by each: gradually increased to about twelve
One„fou of eusilage cost to put tip
e.1 cents. One ton of hay cost' 10 put
nl, $1.511. One ton of ensilage occupMs
'sl cubic feet.. Oue fou; of hay oceill0cs
foe eattle-feet . 414-..:-_--.4
To this statement he adds the fol-
lowing:
It will be seen that teu times more
spnrc be required for hay than NISI -
loge. and It la hardly possible to eon-
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struet even a cheap hay shed.. to say
nothing of u barn, for the price re
quire”, 10, store for same quantity of
ensilage. With the ordinary hn)aoft
fin n good dairy barn the cost of Sher
age space, would be three times !hut
of the the silo: 'rhe table also gives a
of bar•
f the_ c
of w•nillen who suffer from some forms vi4s11ng corn 'ensilage ns cotupared
of female ills,: don't hesitate to try %%Ith hay. It will fse seen that aura
Lydia E. Ptukham's Vegetable Com- ensilage can be put up for almost owe-
psuthirty
from rootsisamidherbs.
third the cost of hay. These figures
For thirty years this famous remedy
has been the standard. for all forms of du not allow for interest on money in•
female ills, and has cured thousands of vested In machinery or storage. While
w•oniell who have been troubled with
such ailments as displacements, fibroid
tnrrlors, ulceration, ifregtttariti ff.
backache, and nervous prostration.
CURED OF CONSTIPATON
Mr. Andrews praises Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills.
hay' is about three times richer 1n f
elements, it, 1s still an expensive
r..hgbage as compared with enstt i . -
Untll the feeder can find a food
equal to corn ensilage for even twice
FATHER 80- MOTHER 76
The aged father and mother
of a prominent Boston lawyer
safely carried through the last
two winters by
not
The son says: "My father
and mother owe their present
_ -z \ strength and good
to
Vinol. During the last two
trying winters neither of them had a cold, and were
able to wlk farther and do more than for years.
I think Vinol is perfectly wonderful. It certainly is
.,tile greatest blood -making, strengthening tonic for old
people I ever heard of
We want every feeble old verses 1a this town to try
Vivol. We will return their money without question *1t It
deep sat seeoutpfSb all we dales for it.
n N. C. pi' f41i..' <' �D1Cti+I f f, - Goderich, Ont.
, �'. os.,
12 Tumors
Dear Mrs. Curr.%
and 1 Il;nk I ace e1
rateful fur my ma—
Removed Without An Operation'
4.4 lake, Ont„ Sept. 20, 1'011.
1 --1 ant Lidoying hear; he.tilh than I have for eighty years,
lr,•h .0(0.1. 1. iaiv.• none of the old symp Jve y
I,• •1,. :Ind thing en,lng0 Lfly le the grenteet treat
' t
far l(.1(11111 the world knows. 1b
11110 in m7 tease caused 12 tumors
or growths ofsomesort to he ex -
some were us large as a hen's
--:anot--others _srna41er, down to
the size of a w.tinut. You may W1411 -
my «use In your advertisement. foe
it Is tee solid truth,. andpan
an
.0:tnnot describe all the rood
has
done for me. Mrs. Louise 10. Bobs-
follow
better rives' nn Indication of
rl ,. It 1ta
positive l l-neflte that always '
follow the use of OrangenLUy , nes
tvet,.,..n
to ;Street contact with the eu er ng
.seam. It pnxlurell results front
t w start In all r.r... , [ w,nu, u'N ' of • . m.luding 1
Mr. George Andrews of I i.Ilifax, N. S ,
writes:
For many years I have been troubled
with chronic Constipation. This ail-
ment never conies single-handed, and 1
have been a victim to the many illnesses
that constipatiery brings in its train.
Medicine after medicine 1 have taken in:
order to find relief, but one and all left
the in the same hopeless condition. It
seemed that`notlting would expel ftum
me the ohe ailment that caused so much
trouble, yet at last 1 read about these
lndlan ,tmt-r**h
That was indeed a lucky day for me,
for 1 was so impressed with the state-
ments made that I determined to
give them a fair trial.
They have regulated my stomach end
bowels. I am cured of constipation, and
I claim they have no equal as s medi-
cine."
For over half a century Dr. Morse's
Indian Root pills have been curing 1on-
stipation•and clogged, inactive kidneys,
with .ill the ailments which] result from;
them. They cleanse the whole system
and purify the blood. Sold -everywhere
atMe. abox.
The Source of Healtk and
Strewth is Blood Purity
ifitt
UuLfSTKIN TOCfteiaret4R,
ponuds The anlouut deptwdy 1.01110-,
((hat on Rs ability to handle Increased
qu:lnt'ties%
The eloma(:11 of the young calf i•:
tery delicate, and all changes should,,
-T�-nmfir:grartaatty:-Wltettlt ttt"-tay.:--
weeks old the. cal(, If a -strong.. vigor-
ous one, eau be gradually changed t"
1 t da epi•
r 10in:t ilk. During e
cease the.nmuunt of the wl►oli• it
„,0 primal mud add one ieuud of r'•
:silk, and so on each day with 1'.
4 hawse "Is complete. Previous to tnt�t
the 01111 should'have a Little grain
worn or Kaffir cornmeal or a lulstttre
.'1 bout) placeel, In its Mouth intureiII- .
,, I ttely sifter drinking its milk. - 111 this
way It Leets a taste of the gr:tlu and
4,.. 11
•I1I ream go to the Secd boxes a
•i'� • `/ anti n relish.s
i,'w t` .%fret. the change to sklmmilk Iq
1.
' ;; , lilpdeteel the amount irony be, gratin.-
::::y
rati i
::::y increeased as feat as the Calf i
:Ado to consume it without swot:: '
care Must be taken not to fa' 1 ,
o rapidly. The calf Is a. creetly :utt
zr.:ti .tr..1 wig +fsr--a" .• 1 -se L'u,• r1 ,. n.
er drinking Its milk than Letore, aryl
if :Iv,'u tow mulls, It will soon ke ,' 1
the 1bt:'list. The I1111k si,'uld 1• ' 1
'weighed' Or anen-surir: ate It feels,' I .
• Mr tale;rlence Gari been t at a ,
from three to circ Weeks of ;r_1•
1,e fell from Ira tn'twelre p�.un 1
1)•, from seven to eiTbt - w'I':•1 -
nineteen- to YkSl0e'II pounds 11:'•1
trim three to lire n,0rths of -,
lie fed eighteen ti toott'ilt) 11 11111... , t
,.wtk. The' tusk sh n1d always 'ire led
'verse and street.
Ventilating the Cow Barn
1(1 Yemltla:t::.. •1 cow' ban; 111e wean
assn- ,, s . 1 11 ,t i-..1:11., flu
1 LeuLl Irl a» 'la t t` I 11(y 1 . 1l
t"re In the alio is ilau.o t the esti tie 1 It I r 1 111
and cat
• }
• ,afntul periods. falling
r
womb. irregullarit.:- 1 u ,0.l. ai I1,•. -
I will send a 1 n U •• Ir"a onInh<'ng it 010 .11N* treatment
tl eatmepupil nt abser olltely,atfree
nto any
suffering woman %, !' ,sm
stamps and•Wd1. �- r: Rti: FR�Ar,CES E.CURRAh1, Windsor, Ont.
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They make food because they're
tnede food —with seventeen years'
practical paiat.makiod mixed into
them. They cover more, wear bet-
ter indoors or out, and last loader.
Measure the cost o! paint right—by the time it will last and
real) be paint -and )ou wiltfiod your money's hill worth in
A T1LR SILO -
Aile coat he had better seriquply coin•
rider the eI 1. Under present condi,
dims - at. Ie•a. t 'nue-fourth of all ate:
fanners keepd g stock hi the ctaru'twit
•1 w ill Mal the ails Rn econeteic equip
111 Incur, An acre of corn put in the sib)
is Valued at about *55, while the saute
orn.stuudIng.1n the flet.' nail hnske•t1
in the usual man ler is valued fit r_7.
1 This Is nccouutlub for nil cost of •h•Ir-
te
cid, Ar, putting 11 t ,'hnfts.:,1141 I 14''''' ""11;'1 1"' I 1'''' id
! ill w'iiil. 41pe'm411.ir.1 t l• 1.11(14 a*,
doubles the value
l t'urt the• silt I 1:lo 1:lopt.: utlt 1,
vesting. Then nu
trertll. Iwo in' the
I liuother way, the silo
Blood Purifier of the `oils crop.
Mow to Ptiekl
is an efficient and relia e
remedy. You have only to try
it to be convinced that it
means Blood Purity. We re-
commend it because we
what's in it. Price, $1.09.
F. J.BUTLAND, S. E.VVICK.
iN Don't turn the.calt to the feed t nogh
with cows and steers and i'zj Oct r•) "
+ get a proper ams��nt of feed. -1t will
SUN devour the portion It should have. fought t, Whie the ogler
411 ales
eia
'•le :li.{ 1 d 1111d r ill ted 1 I the coldest
Butter,I we ijla.r. If the i 1 at I nes aur pro-
f f I 1 II it
(-.rr,,lne brs t% , .., ' ,:rte;'a ea
nwe
-.emit. these w; .h':-; .,,•t'0. 'P1l4'-4 t
ea:,rte:{:cut eI ., 1('.Iiu 1.11:1 r1:4 (or
:.1 Mg••ill,-tie: t u. ;lir. nrilrs;rils•d h1
this 11111,10. ..I I , i% 1.1od
seer lsl..i. :114y had to
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. : 1 111
d ket In ,' I ;it on eat seer ', t u' s a r e, c
Cocci' with strong be ,e an p
- a Cool place. The tubo r jnr most be
thor'r11ghly elenue11 rind '4 sinfee•ted be.
(Circ the butler gees into t. 'Writ Aul•
t,httr lu tt pan nod Dirt' 1 . tub or jar
over It for halt no bo^1 iter it has
i ,•I N1LN1 oft It wl• 1,- 4(01, y for the' I:In• IL
brine. Gane• but .• Is InfectIIg
1 .1s wen as th. tue.av:.•
.nor.
••lofa•-
ties
Sold sad guaranteed by ..w
THE DAIKYMA
H. C. DUNLOP, . E. R. IDLE
GODF R'IC/I
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t4. l'tll sial,: I
1;'11 n!r 11,/1111.'-
It 1.,1.1 111 I. • 1111, .1.a1114. cold, r
(11,111 it fns, bt 4111,' r,\ I!' Le. 1f liter•
I; ,a,144 of 1 1`• itt in tory cob'
ti It ell I Ilett to dose nut
1:1•4 %eufllitl ''1 ;:44,4411, r•' els
tin 1:.; 1 1 u.:h t . 'ro-
1 0.:11 it taust t lu
o 4' 1 u Lr r kit of the ettlble be -
,a' ,..- 111e 11..or:
1.• id
tha.
1.rt• 1,11.•
(ilii
AP
\Pith half the labor, and at
halt the cost of other soap,
Sunlight does the whole
washing in half the time,
yet without Injuring the
most delicate fabric.
Use It the Sunlight way.
Follow the dircctlons.
Right and Wrong Way to Milk Co
There Is a right and a wrong way
q milk the row. 'fire wren;: way is
tet the calf suck. '1'be cow Is kept fo
her milk supply, not to gine her test
i to the ambitious calf. The cntf should
Ibe siparnted from the mother.,
Value of Cleanliness ,When Milking.'
The milk will have nbout 23 per Cent
fewer burterla in It when the cow is
well Clod nevl find her 0a11k0 uiolstenell
before milking '1'11 moi -ten straw Iavl•
tog before milking cliii,llnlles nbnet
Cas per vent of fire lawteria. A closed .
1 pall ka•ps out about 'Si per ,cent of
I bacteria.
Give the 'ow Pura Water.
Give the cow none but pure water.
It (s strange that 11h$ d;trtner a?nuht
nlluty his milk cattle to drink from a
stagnant pone) wldch Gften hoe n green,
scum raid Is full of bactvrat. -Much
water nut only endangers the health of
the cow, but 014) rhes well being of
(Mone win drink tllg tnllk.
A Thriving Town.
Amherst, Nova Mrotia. f1 ane of the
homy Canadian towns. Its Il,ntlllfee•-
tureel prodneta run all the way float
raisins to railway palace rare. People
are ahud with Amherst sheer, clothed
with lIPayson underwear, awe'atera and
twee -l1• 111 fart, liewenn flare wool
fabrics fled theft way all over the
world Rosh is the ',smelt of down -Neat
enterprise.
Separator Not at Fault.
Rome farmers lents palls of mile
setting around on the frozen groand
or bang them up s01110 place while
they do the "chores" nod then "crow
the cream 101'arntor end Its maker be-
cause the machine cannot sepnr•te re
mach cream from chilled milk as fruits
silk separatad as neat animal heat Y
WOW
T.'. -;, Ca.c of Fe.:s.
;re 1' .1 tl . i. :I 11al';1.1
•:1 ., 1110 11' are-thrhitty- Iitrnnper,
014 • .1 0 44.4'. 1 1 , 1 r,i,.,l'1":1 . r
r 1, 1: 1• : ! % . 1'
III '1.'41 t
1'1 t., I
Pure
Paints
Made in forty colors for etery use paint is Mt N'r
--and made to satisfy. -- ----- -
Maple Leaf Paints are sold under a plain Eadlisb 6A1,4.
ANTEE and only by people who lomat
afford to sell poor paints.
IH?FJLIL VAIN1S9 & COLON CO.
..
Linked, et Tweets
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Get them froth HOWELL HARDWARE C)•, Ltd.
our 1 /FM sr)()
r3110110claphU
1 I ' 1r . u ' r it e L"
1. 11:.1 is ',1. r;: VIII I.t
III, 1o:r 1' an+r x11' tvEl
(141 •••,11 w111 mit 1:e In tin
,(4.
R:thn roc N:
p•,•'•d 0( s1 ;11,.'1 ' I•olb ,1
r
t.1 1 11\.•1 ,eft en' •till l'e p •.Ir
the 1'e+1 1114 .1 •' -
I ratio; f .''01I,: I.
, I1 1i (.11e '1.1,1y t. 11,', .Q
;i,. 1,, g• oil *1,.11?. but I t:rl:e,i
^iaty. and no eller grail
++111 Aliening flint•. .
)I) 't iu know how much you are losing by not ori ning •
an I-;l-ison Phonograph ? .
This ifl:.iranTtat was made for you,byMr. Edison.
. 1l i : intrndt-el to bring )music into your home. It will
hr',i ,flu entertain your guests. It will amuse" you
(luring our leisure hours. It will help you to bring
111)1%1;11f f:lillil\ lu Kist musirr .
l his is \\'hat Mr. Edison meant when he said that
he would like to see.a Phonograph in every home.
11!)w can you -let any consideration of tlloney stand
- in the way of your owning .one of. these great enter-
? ''1 -he Phonograph• \\'ill give you so. much
• nluto ill return fer the money' than you can get by
s1)ending,it 111 ally other \ray.
Do.not take our 'vont for it. , Go to a dealer today
and hear the Edison Phonograph play the Amberol
ltccords, and you will ki'iity why We are so positive
that you cannel-af imp to -4F) without it.
RatvrmfRntttlgrarela - • 514 ween*15110 ,
. F •'�ntenl.ran prhc Edison
handealers
hFr;dnirseverywhere. titFa.n
F k,','nnnrt;s(twice as.
Inn[) 4E.Skr G1mha'nndndaann1
kecnnl•. Get complete
l •-In I (Meta Re- „r tc - - !'u• catalog, from )•par dealer nr from 0.
N•G„,nl Phon0ar•ph (-o,,,p•nt, 100 L.k••ide Ave.. Oraa•e. 4(..)11 U. a. A.
Brockville Lawn Mowers
We consider these the best Canadian -made Mowers ;
we stock them in sixes that will best slit you, and can
Suit you as W price; we have them in high wheels and
medium, in foul -*111140 and three: we guarantee each
Slower to give our customers entire satisfaction.
Make no mistake. Sell that old worn-out ba:k-
hrenkee to Mee. Brown and get a genuine Brockville
Lawn Mower. We know where of we speak In that you
will`be pleased.
LAWN RALES, HOES, GARDEN TROWELS, Etc.
SEE OUR FLOWER BED FENCING.
, Ideal Fencing .,.
Reeding done ; now for the fencing. Nothing showi'l
rosperity better than good fences. We set the pace.
pVe buy pal gely in fencing and get the best prices going.
\Ve handle a line of fencing that has proved to be .
second to none.
This is the year to fence. We Gold people last year
Cement would most likely be ups. la it 1111:' Ark IIrltl see.
The rams is Iiktly G. o;eur in (elicitor However, we
are offering retiring at a snap price Namely, ane sash
per rod for all No. 9 hard 7 -wire Iwst ptialit y Ideal
itettciug W.atnck all rtiindard and widths.
WE SELL BEST OF POPTLAND CEMENT.
The-tiowell- lifirdware Co.
!AMITE!).
\\ I. 1'.\111(1 A 4 O\1 l'I. 1•:'FI•; ,T()( I: nits
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS
JAIV1E:S F. THOMSON,
,\ V.,I '-II'U', t;t1l ,tkl:, 1,0111:It 11 H.
( \I,i, AND SEE
-.V Irl, 1. )R
FOR THAT TIRED FEELING !
\\ l•: itE1'U\l 011{\ I I
Nyal's Spring Tonic,
Blood Purifier*,
and Sarsaparilla
Three excellent preparations for use in the spring
se,uu.n when everybody should take a tonic.
H. C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
Godenc11
Bedford Block,
Better Things for Goderich
I:o derich people are asking tot beet ter gouts than
they were satisfied with some years ago. For
instance. they want better furnishings for the hame,
and we ,ire showing some special roods in
Mahogany parlor Suites
that are well worth the linspedtion
of anyone who is thinking of,
refuroshing the parlor this spring.
1f not a suite, perhaps a settee or
an odd piece 1.1 trquired. Our
goods a"e well toads and are in line
with that good taste that
should distinguish the home. We
should be glad to show them to
you.
Geo. Johnston
Furniture and Undertaking.
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