Exeter Times, 1904-11-10, Page 41.1: E, X E E
TIMS, NOVEM 13 E R 10th 1904,
The Exeter Times
Calendar for November 1904
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THURSDAY; NOV. 10t1, 1904
hoe
THE TWUER GOVERNMENT
TURNED
The Coo:Onion eleetion ot Novem-
ber arti, after a well -rouged
enealt in the return of the
ht^ Libsral Goverumene, oE Sir
Wilfrid. Laurier to power by a ma-
jority of 03. From the Conservative
, SCentlettint. Ontario is the only xes
deeming featare in be election, save
And evert the Mae Island ut Prinot
Ede.L 'Witile the aequisitioe
hi men es Gee. E. Foseer, Mr.
teetrr tTaylor and ex -Speak
Wje w1].prove a deeided
• .t the &Int irq, power of
th
The eve SN r,R ,14. LQ
he Opposition
ttb1eeature anti is one of
the p itses of the eleetion. We
Lis,. defeat will be seteardett
y sided Liberals as .t
au fo t ionet
•
devotten to dety
s, his time to
:Liirouttliou
pelted to ie
stit aeries*,
en of We,
fax.
C %nada hae never hat l putilic man
nhe was mere esteemed and liked b
politic -11 %%patient% as well tes su
nerters than is Mr elorden, IleiS
univ reeotruized as a elsen,
1 OUll upriglit politiciau, an
to bi ry and an influ-
ublio ol tit
• e WOU the CQUfl1-
t 1tt1 followere and
to believe th
nitre win t11Tlw::,
oitt.
c t1c t1ze
thought to be c to
• al le a most notzbI Inture
h ° tiou, all three
tuje0 Conservatives.• In East Uu
rou Th. Chisholm, of Wingbani.
V tett Dr. 'McDonald by a streng
*betty. Dr. hroDanald WWI eon-
si d a very strong representative
lTe o Upii t higb and dienified
position in Parliament, frequently
actine as &putt...Speaker, and was
mexttioned next ia line for the posi-
'lion of Speaker. Mr. R. Holmes lu
West Heron, a strong men. the eat -
for of the New Era, else went down
tee defeat, Mr. T. N. Lewis the
'yodeler Meyer of Goderioh being a
succeestal cendidate for tbe Cola-
servative party with a majority of
10. South Huron has done nobly,
note ithstanding t he reale( ribiltiOn,
by piecing upon record the return of
a Conservative member, the first one
in the bistory of Coufederation. Mr.
Hebert Gunn, a popular Seaforth
merchant achieved this most credi-
table Wen:apt' for the Conservative
party. Ile is a isnieness man.�i large
experience in Huron, popular alike
in town and country, and is to be
coneratulated itpon his excellent
wank. Ile tent make a gooe re-
presentative. South Perth has
fought the battle and /lost. The vic-
tory of Mr. A. F. MeLaren. Conser-
vative in North. Perth, is especially
gratifyinz one. The fact that ho
has been elite to bold his majority so
well Is the more striking by reason
of the fact that ureter the redistribu,
lion or last year the township of
North Easthope was broaght into
the siding and as a rule polls t solid
Liberal Majority of from two to
three hundred. The cities through-
out the Dominion elected 18 Liberals
and 9 Coeserva Lives. Toronto heads
the list with five Conservative mem-
bers. Montreal elected four Liber -
an.
els and one Colaf$12r vat ire, while
Ottawa and Tia. fa each elected,
two Liberals. The Liberals cap -
tared mie seat in Itemilton, three in
Quebec, arid el,cted merabers in King
ston, London, Winnipeg, Brockville,
Vanetnlves, and Vlototia. One Con-
servative e a s re t, arresti, n Ilanilitor,
and Brantford also elected a COD -
s'erva ivc
The work of the Conservatives is
clear. They should not telnd will not
se nouragn. They will retain their
rinciples4 perfect their organize
ion, watch closely the administra-
tioo, and be prepared for their ap-
peal to the people whenever oppor-
tenite is given. Public ownership
has been streck a heavy blow, lett
INT 40 not fox' a moment believe that
the people's verdict has been given in
the metier. The issue has been oo-
scared slue znisunderstood, and has
not yet been decided in Canada on its
merits,
THE NEW GOVERNOR GE,NERAL
Albert Henry Geores Grey elms
appeintment as Governor-Geaeral of
Canada has juet been eppreved by
King Edward. Ns as bean u7.,i0Ve4a-
Ire; 2Sth. 1851* and. is the son Of Gen.
Rote Ches, Grey. Ilis motrer ,tvas a
deughter of Sir, Thomas Hattie Par -
Oar. The Coentese et Autrim and
the Countess of Minto are Lis sisters
Ue ineerhed ble title in 1894 on the
tit of his grantlimole, the third
iay of his party 1 earl. Ethteated at Ilarrow and fritt-
college, Camltrieee, be wee eleet
d member of Parllament, In the Lib
seal interest, for South Nortbunab•
erland. in lege, and lrepresented that
onetltaency for five years For
' mother year he eat for the Tyrieside
vision of Northamberiend.
In 1896 toed Grey was uppoinod
by the British aoverament to s
seed Dr. ,Ieraeson asot the 1artered administrator
.out1t Wean 'Co's
Ile s one or the orig-
aqknnts fo tbe oliarter, aud
been
an nt1uentia1 director of
tb core:Deny, lie bad made a nem
ber at epeWtions in South °Melee,
vr,s5 'considered oue at the beet
; tten on that 'country.
Lord Grey ba in recextt years
taken a great Interest in the. Ereellsh
plablie house 'tritai, Whose aims are
tO provide desirable places of amuse.
talent for the masses. About 18
menthe ego he came .to Canada Lo
explaio the objects or tbe trust, and.
leetured in Toronto. As the result
of his visit Cafes. Limited, an assoc-
iation for the eetablishment ot peo-
pless toffee boeses was establislied in
Toxonto. Lard Grey xnede many
warm friends in that /city.
be new governor-general was an
intimate friend of the late Cecil
Rhodes, and is one of the exeoutors
of his will, He was a specia1 favor -
Ste with the late Queen Victoria, les
fetber, Gen. Grey, being tor many
years private secretary to her Ma-
jesty, Ind chiet of the suite which
accompaned the Prince ot Wales
when he made hie famous visit to
Canada. Earl Grey is a godson of
the late Prince Consort, and Queen
Victoria herself stood sponsor (stalls
eldest daughter.
The Countess of Grey is the, deugh-
ber of Mr. Robert Stayner Raiford,
M. P. for Veestonbirt, Gloucester-
eleret They were married in 1877.
The family of Grey is one of. the
oldest in Northumberland, and. tbe
present earl trite:is his lineage baok
to Sir jobn Grey, a Knight of Ber-
mick ia the fourteenth 'century. The
first earl was a distingaished tom -
mantling officer in the first Ameri-
can war. The !estate of the earl cov-
ers about 17,600 LterOS. His seat is
Hossink house, L,esbary, Northum-
berland. The earl's eldest sort bears
the title Viscount Howiok.
The third Earl Grey was a cousin
of Lord Durham, wim was sent out
in 1839 to Canada to report on the
state or the milony after the rebel -
Y•
tis Own con -
vantage )seing
defeatel in Hall-
ev
Lection, the leader of the govern-
ment could go to a cottozt factory
town the week before the vote and
promise that the cotton tariff irvould
be the first euestioo to D3 taken up,
for revision after the election. In
the last week of the campaign a
mter who had 'been denottneing
eitth tariffs all bis life zave the ste.
ear xetieers by a departmental ore_
der an inerease of fifty per Cent. in
[ heir protectitai, thus et -tabling them
to make two advances in the price
r this staple within a few days.
'there is not a government enter in
Canada which has not been adver-
tising many calls for texelers fer
public works COntratturz, have
been louled down with contracts,In
tbe west where the minister of the
Interior retains the supreme power
over a people who have been seeki0..
home rule, where a large portion of
the population are recent set lieu,
yet in the grip of the departments
an almost unanimous vote of the In-
dependent people is required to dis-
lodge a parliamentarY supporter 0
the government. These are hard
eonditions to fight, and the case i
elle harder when tits government
favors are used to pay for the servie-
ot the gentlemen Witt; menipulat
elections so tht even the free vole
%Otitis is rolled, may not be recorded
and ellen provincial governments
having be autitority to administer
justices uso that power to protect
the offenders, Agaiust these powers
lad influences the Conservatives of
Canada 'have fought and lost,
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NOTE AND COMMENT
Mx. Blair will itike n tbrec
mouths' stacatien stlien bis resigna
Lion ot the chelnaterellie of the rail -
may e0InZniSSIOU is aceepted; then
he will go into haw practice with bis
5011.
the confidence of the people a Can-
ada as he becomes spotter known and.
has further epportunity to show his
mettle. Iiis defeat los Ralifax re
-
excitable as it is, is only a tempor-
ary elseek in a careee teat is as-
sered and from whieh the people of
Canada have mach rea.SOD to 'expect
unselfish and patriotic service ia
the future,
Canada participates In 110 nr feet
el the rout for the entire term of
eears. The Oran,d Trunk Railway
Company holds or controls all the
steel: of tile Grand "Trunk Pacific
ad draws all the profits.
BLINDED WITH HEADACHE
People often get blindiu; head-
aches that suffer from constipation.
Simplest remedy is 1)r, Ilareilten'e
Pills of Mandrake and Butternut
They aro mild certain and safe. For
Iteatiaolte end billiousness use ()Illy
Dr .1fami1ten's Pills, Price 25c.
Corticelli Home Needlework
a :Retire of Shanel, Lad the assurance
to 'cell on Mr. Gerrard tO ilaVe
debate on religion. After leavine
he was followed by some natives be,
longing, do tbe mission to the vil-
lage, wbere he was wesitlin,e in seati-
aficial style. They arrested biro, and
handed lira over to the Sinhsiangh-
magistrate, Amongst les personal
affects were found a seal for signing
deeuments ssued by the society, a
list ot the members living in the dis-
trict, and a yellow flag bearing the
device I have mentioned before as
the one that Boxers in that region
had on their flags in 1900, 'Remove
the -Tarters and destroy the For-
eigners.' It has 'been said that the
magistrate is „going to make more
arrests on the streugth of the in-
formation eontained in tile list,"
Tee fourth querter of this excel-
lent magazine is now being; mailed
to subsoribers. The edition is an ex-
cellent colle, end ell lovers of fancy
needlework should not be without a
copy, Just Miele sotee 96 pages of
instructive reading 'matter besides
numerous colored plates, nsailetl to
yOU. for only 15 cents' or for a year
four slumbers for 50 eents. Tee
oontonts a the October number is
as follows ;—Table arranged for an
informal supper, embroidery and
laro for table decorationt for the
batty. rule -tide gifts raakluee cross
stitch Fofa pithaws, some einapie bor-
der desighs, dress accesseriee, Rani -
it and point lace, etnue simple cee-
erpleces, uew braiding, desteue for
shirt waists, and scarfs, centerpieces
table covers and pillows Opted on
creani linen, dainty /ace collars and
dress aecessorie% collar and cuff sets
in nardanger embroidery, collet:A-
.(1nel eillow design tinted, on color.
ed. tiekings, boliday novelties easily
made, a beautiful centerpiece of af-
ter ehiner elotle fancy decoration,
fancy stooks, turnovers and, slundder
collars in silk Maltese lace, Frater-
nity pillow designe, tinted brown
linen centerpiece, embroidered and
jewelleol buttons, Russlau, ren-
aissance, and Marie Asttoinette cur-
tain lacca, embroidered bands, em-
broidered. hosiery. English eyelet em
braidery, notes by the editor. Do
not miss sending for a copy. Just.
the thing needed to help you with
your Christmas gifts, Cortieelli
Co., Ltd., St, Joint's P. Q,
Mite Grand Trunk Pacifie Rail-
way Co., defaatte in payment of any
or its rentals to Canada, we baro no
lien or secretary, of any value, front
the Grand Trunk Railway Co. ,or the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Cern-
Pants,
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Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier's majoyity
though laree, is far from being the
record in 'OM bistory et the Domin-
ion. In 1878 Sir John Macdonald
swcpt t he went ry even more et f e 0-
tualle than on the oceasion or Sir
Wilfridts performance of Thursday.
Sir john came back to Parliament
with a majority at 86, not 68, ae is
strangely asserted in many periodi-
cals. The detailed figures are; --.
Ontario -63 Conservatives, 25 Lib-
erals. Quebec -4S Conservatives, 17
Liberals. Nova Scotia -16 Conserva-
tives, 5 Liberels. New Branswickt-
5 Conservatives, 11 Lioerals. P. E.
L,-5 Conservatives, 1 Liberal. Man-
itoba -3 Conservatives, 1 Liberal,
British Columbia -6 Conservatives,
no Liberels. Total —146 Conserva-
tives, 60 Liberals. At the first di-
vision iu the session OE 1879 the
figures were ;-136 Conservatives, 51
Liberals—mayerity, 85; and a
Speaker in Ithe chair. That eerctains
the. 'record an the Canadian House.
Aper's
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Cherry
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Then, a medicine to control
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Ask any -good ;doctor.
"'tarot sided AIWA Chotryl'octotalbt years
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ea see curod by it, I am never witbouSit.'
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A LETTER FROM CALIFORN1
Mv .A. McDonald, it faraner
cleat rQs-
t Thames Road, L'aborne, and
who has spent the past year in Cali-
fornia, sends the following letter
Ihe read with interest by
Ids many friends here.
Seuta Rosa, Col.
Dear Editpr.-1 drop you a few
lines asking yea to he kind enonels to
obange ray address an tise Times
from Fulton P. 0„ to Santa Rosa
en, No. 0, as we Lave moved 3
miles from Saute Rosa. We have
rural delivery here. ee'e have been
enjoying snod health, and ,.tt cool
summer, end Itave seen SO= Vale
sights. We have spent $01110 thrte
picking up prunes. They are aloe, -
ed to tall on the ,gronnd, then thee
are packed. 'into boxes and then dip-
ped Into weak lye and then put on
trays to dry in the s.un. After the
prunes were done, we went picking
bops. Just imagine 500 acres, 18
hundred piekers, about three ions of
green hops per acre, or one of dry,
at from 25 cents to 32. tents per lb:
every body teat has a piece ot land
that is fit for hops is rooting out
the prunes and planting or :getting
the laud ready to plant next spring
in bone. There was a farm of 25
nines rented the other .day for $1200
a year for ten years and the tenant
plants and puts in the poles and wir-
es. The farmer has to build a hop
kiln and barn. The hop kiln itt 30
feat by 60; the hern is 40 by 80 feet
two stories high. It looks too bad to
see ,the prune trees all pulled out;
now the crops arc all past. Next was
t.lelt serapes and they were a very
large erop. Some farmers had 7 and
8 tens per acre, while others had no
snore than 5 tons per acre. One far-
mer had over 700 tons at 515 per ton
There was a great many grapes
rotted this year as it rained for
about 36 hours. I have bought a
small farm of grapes and prunes. My
address now will be,
ALEXANDER McDONALD,
Santa Roe, R. D., No. 5
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Tem defeat of Mr. Borden in Hali-
fax is a regrettable feature of the
election. As 'became a leader, he
gave his time to enunciatinn the
.of his party througlout tha
country, and, perforce, neglected bis
own constituency. This, raight have
been expected. to arouse the entbus-
iasee of his supporters and excite to
some degree achivalrous sentiment
among, his fellow-citizons. It is
usnally regarded as an honor to have
Us e leader of one of the parties as a
eeprosentative; but in the Maritime
Provinces the fashion seems to set
in tbe opposite direction. In 1900
both Sir. Charles Tupper and lion.
Geo. E. Foster went down, and now
comes the 'defeat of Sir Charles' suc-
cessor in the leadership of the Op-
position. It goes without saying
that a seat be found toe Mr.
Borden. Re has developed greatly
during the four years that be has
carried the responsibility of leader-
ship. and there is every reasonto
that be will more and more win
[IOW LAURIER WON
($t-. Johns Sun)
A government in Canada has a
g re a t. a (Ivan t a,ge over an opposition
in !appealing to the country. It hes
large patronage and. is 'able to offer
rewords, not to persons only, but
to dietricts and communities. The
ministrysnow in office seems to have
thought itself justified in usins not.
only Che proceeds of the public taxes,
but the whole credit of the country
for .the purpose of these eleetions. In
the face of the Premier's repeated
declaration 1 lot government opera-
tion of railways is a vicious system
'Ole government buys a railway for
the s-ake; of carrying two constituen-
cies, It promises to buy others for
the sake of winning seats. At the
same time it agrees to build a rail-
way snii hand it over to a company
and maSps all possible use of that
deal totrie'&nee a campaign be-lieved
to be Itha ss costly ever seen
,1*. Tables
inptrltthli their babies ' nnsbfl. to pro-
ablets are sold
ers or can be had lc-,
cents a box by writing tT.7:pai.,h,
/Is lianas' Medicine Co., Breekvitr""'"
W1L1, BE MADE SENATOR,
Government to elevate lion, j. 11
St.t•ation #e Upper Reese,
The Mail and Erapire bas it on
good atithority that Ron. J. 11,
Stretton will be made a Senator al-
most immediately. Ile te expected
to officially announce within a Sew
days his resignation as Previncial
Seeretery.
His elevation to the Upper House
s a. reward for party services. It is
uteerstood that the Laurier Govatn-
atent promised hies the position it
tOrned i and helped elect R. R.
Ile% the 144era1 candidate in West
petobereugh. He succeeded in do-
ing that and wilt now claim his Sen-
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Your physician will tell you that the
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ani
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e Mr. Phillip Adams of Oakland
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CANADIAN SOCIETY OF NEW
YORK
Your soldiers are Vent' brave --NCL
home hay Itt she wee tsu yoh go 7A
0515 Ilast .
Ne a re eel meeting o the Exe-
"ve Committee of the Canadian
Society of New York, a programme
of entertainments for the members
and, their guests was arrautted for
the months of November and rtnern-
bear..
The evening of November 19tUt will
be designed as "Ladies' Nieht," when
o spatial dinner and entertainment
wilt be provided for tho raerabers
nd teeir guests including ladies.
The annual dinner will oe held on
‘nia.,‘"WiS\s'sn stoM,,„"Nsiisss.
\-,Nthtehe stee.h.`e, tees %.•&„
CASTOR IA
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teS, htts.
•Ne'tnet
The Kind Ton Rave Always Bouglit, and which 111S been
itt uso or °WT. 30 years, bas bente the signature or
and. bas been made under his per.
on supervon since its infancy*
* "44 Allowno one to deceive you in this*
All Counterfeits, Imitations and 4‘ Just -as -good" are but •
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the liealth or
Infants und Children ---Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR1A
Castoria harmless substitute fOr eaSter 014 rare.
gonia, Drops and. Soothing Syrups. It is Fleasant. It
Centelete neither Opium, Morphine nor other Wareetie
substance. Its agoi its gaarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Iliarrbdux, and Wind
Colic, 3I't relieves' Teething Trouldes, eteree Constipation
and Viatuleney. It assimilates -the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, &since healthy and Ilatural sleep
'The (litildron's Panacea—Tire Vriend.
CEIWINIE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Hue Always Boughtt
In Use For Over 30 Years. t'
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• CAPITAP/i D IJP • •••• $3,000.000.00Lk°
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• • nitre:mho:lin Ontario, QuebecAllende British Columbia' and Me:nobs.
et Open ivory Lawful Day trout 10 to 3r. at. except Eeturdny 10 d. to 1r. M. 01.
On application. DRAFass ria all points% tbe Dominion, Ore:n.1341(110 aria len.
ited b'Ealcs, boneht and sold at lovvelit rates nt exctumge.
SAVIIINGS IDEPARTMIENT
Depoesits of $0.00 and upwards received. Interest corn.
d Mind to principal June 30th ima December 3ist. rie•
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ForIrriOrfie Sale, Notess cashed or collected. Forms supplied
Deeember Gth. Renresentative men • voun e Y
• posits Iteeelpts itsnett an4hIghesc eurrent nuts of interest alloyed,
d to farmers stock dealers and bustness men at
of Canada and the %tea States
be, tho guests of. the Society An
inetructive programme of speeches
and, music hes 'been arranged for (hie
o6casion.
Tim Cautttlian Society. is composed
of three bundred tind forty members,
all Canadians by birth, now residing
and engazed in business in the City
of New York and vicinity, Its ob-
jects are to foster cordial social re-
lations among Canadians and to ad-
vance ,every possible way their in-
terests.
The Society 'make its entertain-
ments 'during' the whitey months oc-
casions of gennineltospitolity to all
Canadians whether 'members at Che
Soclety or not.
All Canadians are requested tohe
send tnames and addresses of
their relatives end friends who are
Canadians and reside in New Tork
City and. vloinity, to 'Mrs J. A. Buck-
riell, Secretary, No. 170 Broadway,
New York, so that the courtesies
of the Society may be extended to
them .
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:symptoms of catarrh which chonld
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Lo run into consumption. The sur-
est cure is fragrant, healing Cater-
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moving its muse. No case itt too
chronic,—even the most stubborn
yield, in e short time to the balsamic
mapor tit Catarrhozone. It makes
cures thrtt last, for once ,cured by
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every type of catarrh, bronchitis and
asthma. 'Use only Catarrhozone,
complete outfit $1.00; _sample size,
25 cents.
Missionaries in Danger
It was reporLen some "tame a go
that the Presbyterian Missionaries at
Ronan Wel'ra in danger of their lives
through an up ri.s ng, liad
bean It 11 rest ened by th" $ecret ',ed
hd-
ies in that Province for some time
Sorne itirne that report a. dis-
pal. ell announced that., there was no
danger from any such uprising. The
Henan correspondent of the Pres-
byterian, writing from lIwaickin?;,
Sept. 1, says that very disquieting
n,ews had come from various quar-
ters. The missionaries at Chang-etc-
fti hod again had to call the atten-
tion of the oficials to the Tsaiyuatt
sect who were showing si,Tns of fresh
activity. The missionaries of Taim-
ingfu ,hod .to flee from that city ow-
ing ,to their lives having been threat -
oiled by this same society,
'0.1 H wa c ng," con t in u,e d h
correspondent. "there is consicierabl
excitement owing to the matistran
hiving issued proclamations rsivins CY-4LO w00.-E",,Z4:o.
1110 details of the arrest, of a- leade- Boa__,1hthe o Kind You sae meats bilge,
of ehas some society by Rev. NI. settn„
rard, a Roman Catholic missionary
10 Weihui City. This leader, who is
•Yrs
• lowest race sod 00 olOSG fsseeable terms. )gent* at Exeter tor Dom. Government,
• Dickson & Carttng, Solicitors.N. D. HURDON, Manager.
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fleas, lice and mites .
Groups. of parasites.--,Ortle- quo
species of fleas, ,the bird flea* lives
upon ,tho iowl. This ilea is provide
ed: wetha sbarp piercing moath;11
attacks the fowl at night, and
through causing constant irritation
and less et blood does much harm.
The raouth of the louse differs
front tiec: mouth of the ilea is tliat
It is not sharp end used for piercing
but simply for biting. Lice bite
silently, and cause considerable pain.
The most iinjurietts or the relies is
the red fowl mite. This is ytillowish
white .to dark red in color, according
to the quantity of blood it contains.
The blood es drawn from -the fowls
at leght, and during Stbe day the
mite hides in the tracks and crevices
of the home. 'When the chickens
appear in poor health they should be
examined at night, and it mites are
WHAT IT IS found treatment should 'be ;resorted
The Mucous Membraine and +helm- to.
portant Part it Plays in the. Prevention and extermination. —
Health or Sickness of the body. If the poultry house is old. and
The mucous Meraltraneds Me inside
lining ot the body, :indite all its ves-
sels and organs. The moraent tbis
raucous membrane becomes oat of
condition, ever so little, illness, fol-
lows swiftly, in some form or other.
In ninety-nine !cases of a hundred
disease has its beginning in some de-
rangement of this Mucous Mem-
brane.
It !is very delicate and extremely
sensitive, and consequently very li-
able to disease.
If you are not feeling well you
may be sure that the tMucous Mem-
brane OC SOMO organ is sick and re-
quires immediate treatment.
There is one medicine ehat is in-
tended to act and does act, direct-
ly and curatively on the Mucous
Membrane. It is Dr. Leonhartlt's
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, and Con-
stipation disappear as soon as Dr.
Leorthardt's Anti- Pill has restored
the Mucous Membrane to its natural
healthy !condition. 50 cents a bottle
1 all dru,geists, or the Wilson-Fyle
Co., Niagara Plls, Ont. Sole agents
for Canada.
The Parasites of Poultry
A Cornmon Cause of Los—'Pre-
vention and Extermination.
The presence of parasites is one of
the primary causes of unprofitable-
ness-and iiistase in a flock of poultry
says ka Poultry Division, Ottawa.
The fowls are rarely examined, and
the 'reason or their poor condition is
not discovered or even considered.
It will pay every poultry man to ex-
amine his birdscarefully before they
go !into winter quarters, as their
hm
health and comfort daring the next
months !depend largely upon thei,r
f cedonn from vermin. There- are
three i,disCinct groups of parasite
preying 'upon the domestic: fowl,
coneeins many crevices, all the nests,
roosts, and other fixtures should
should he removed from It, end the
walls and ceilings covered withheavy;
building paper and liraetvash. The
latter should be applied het and fair -
liquid, se as te enter every crevice in
the buildings Its quality will be im-
proved bY addIng to !every, sgallon of
the wash one-quarter pound of soft
soap previously dissolved in boiling
water; also a small quantity of
salt. The material taken from the
house should be burned, and new
roosting quarters and inside fittings
put in. T.heSe fittings sbould be
Simple in construction and easilya•e-
movable so that the verrain can be
destroyed .
Before the fowl. 'return to the
bouse they should be thoroughly
dusted with insect power or sulpimr.
Ey dusting each fowl over .a box or
paper the powdercasa be well rubbed
among the quills DE the feathers and
the ekcess will not be wasted. The
coal tar treatment for the destruc-
tion of the gape worm can he effec-
tively used 'to rid fowls of vermin.
The fowls are placed in a barrel, the
inside, of which is coated with a
mixture of !coal tar and coal Oil of
the consistency of paint, and tlae top
of the barrel is covered. The lice
are overcome by tho coal tar fumes
and fall to the bottom of the barrel
A paper should be placed to catch'
the vermin when they fall, so that
L hey may be destroyed.
The poultry house 'requires ,cican-
ing and limewashing twice a year,
The roosts should he !remoVed and
treated wIth coal tar er kerosene ev-
ery week, and the nests frequently
cleansed and new straw placed in
theta. t.
It is necessary to 'regularly exam-
ine ,young ,chicks for eead lice. If
present., the lice will be foundin
th2 down or feathers in the chickens
head. li not destroyed they will so
waken 'the ',chick that it will die
from los's of blood. The lice cart be
removed by smearing the. chick's
wi,th..greaSe al; Swc.et oil to
which a few 'drops of carbolic acid
poultry, and .is due to a speaks ot
mite. The scales of the feet and legs
become ralsed and separated arid a
cladk-like curetion accumulates be-
tween and over them; rough lumpy
crusts are formed, and under these.
the mites live and br,‘ed.
The diseased legs and feet of the
chickens Avoid. be well washed witn
stiff brush, warm water ente
soap. The artists should then be re-,
moved and a mixtare of equal parte
of sulphur and lard rubbed Into,
Me affected parts. After three or
four days the legs of the chickens.
that were treated should be cleansed
with soap and warm water.
You!kv,s...AvearcLyILErnitNs:
Peblicat ion Clerk.
; had heen added. Sealy Leg.—This disease is quite
env:emit in flocks of. neglected
'
leeste.A.
`rely.
. Another club woman, Mrs.
Houle, of Edgerton, Wis., tells.
how she was cured of irregulari—
ties and uterine trouble, terrible.
pains and backache, -by the use -
�f Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable %
Compound.
" DEIn Mits. Prsenen :—A while
ago my health began to fail because 0ft'
female troubles. The doctor did not
help um. I remembered that my mother -
had used Lydia E. Pinkhara's
Vbgetable Compound on many oe-
insions for irregularities and uterine -
roubles, and I felt sure that it could
laWharm me at any rate to give it a
1 ',I was certainly glad to find that
vrithin a week I felt much better, the
,terrible pains in the back and side .
*ere beginning to cease, and at the -
time of menstruation I did not have
nearly as SeliOnS,a time as heretofore,
sh I continued its use for two months,
eed at the end of that time I was like
anew woman. I really have never
tott better in my life, have not had a -
tick headache since, and weigh 20 ,
ds more than I ever did, so I un- •
tatingly recommend your medi- -
lastb,"— Mits. MAY Hems, Edgerton,
Witt., Pres. Etousehola Economies Club.
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