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63e. All dealers, or,
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Shipping Eggs by Parcel Post.
Under the new parcel post system in-
augurated in the United States with the
beginning of the year, it has been made
possible, among other things, to ship
eggs
.iC mail.This
is a
great ad
v ant -
age,
particularly in the matter of eggs
intended for hatching. For local deliv-
ers fear table purposes it will be an
easy matter to send eggs under the new
system in almost any number, but in
sending eggs a considerable distance
the law provides special regulations as
to ; e...id.re . They muss be wrapped
separately and surrounded with e::cel-
sior, cotton or other suitable material,
and pacl.ed in a container made of dou-
ble corrugated pasteboard, wood, or
r.th;c r suitable material. in such
manner as to place each egg on its end
and topreventthem from striking
against each other or against the top of
the container, There must lso be an
outer cover of double corrugated paste-
board or similar material, and the par-
cel labelled "Eggs:" Eggs so packed
will be b �• accepted the United
p y
postal department for shipping any dis-
tance.
Dr. de Van's Female Pills
A reliable French regulator; never fail;. These
pills are exceedingly ' werful in rsCl;Iu ing the
.pinerative portion of thea female system. Refuse
ill cheap imitations. Dr. de vnn'n are Sold at
55 a hex, or three for $10. Mailed to any address.
The Scobell Drag Co., St. Catharines, Out,
Ernest Dailey. fifty-eight ars of
age, formerly of Barrie, dropped dead
on Beverly Street, Toronto, as he was
adjusting the bridle of his horse.
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THE AGES OF MAN.
(McLandburgh Wilson in New York
Times.)'
While relatives all bid him hail
He comes into this tearful vale
And with a weak and puny wail,
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In youth the world delightful seems,
H, has h s high exalted dreams,
And while, he follows shining gleams
Aspires.
He finds to make his visions true
He has to root as porkers do,
And with his heart aid brain and thew
Perspires.
But quick his fleeting sands will run,
And when his toiling day is done,
Then man, when sets his little sun,
Expires.
If nobly he has lived his life,
And battled fairly in the strife,
His memory, with goodness rife,
Inspires
;_3, a idle hears into
concrete fence p' is
VERY farmer finds himself now and then with a few idle
hours in which both himself and his help must. look for "odd
jobs" to keep them busy. Use these hours to make concrete
fence posts. You can make a few at a time, storing them until needed. Tien
when you want a fence in the new field, your posts—everlasting, concrete posts—
are all ready to use. The making of fence posts is only one of scores of every -day
uses for concrete on the farm described in the book,
"What The Farmer Can Do With Concrete"
NO ,6—°• his 160 page book will be sent to you free upon request. You do not have to agree
to use cement or place yourself under any other obligation. Just send us your name
and address. Address,
Publicity Manager
Canada Cement Company Limited
512 HERALD 1WUILDING, MONTREAL
TATHT'N you buy cement, te»tembar that the farmers of Canada
lr V have found Thad "Canada" Cement is best. Look for the label on
every bal and barrel,
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(Edwardrltowland Sill.)_���
There s a little city in the hills;
White are its roofs, dim is each dwell-
ing's door,
And peace with perfect rest its bosom
fills.
There the pure mist, the pity of the sea
Conies as a white, soft hand, and reach-
es o'er
And touches its still face most tender-
ly. Q.: ew
Unstirred and calm, amid our shifting
years
Lo! where it lies farfrom the clash and
roar,
With quiet distance blurred, as if thro'
tears. Y p4k:.P
0 heart, that prayest. so for God to send
Some loving messenger to go before
And lead the way to where thy longings
end. M :z
Be sure, be very sure, that soon will
come
His kindest angel, and through that
still door
Into the infinite love will lead thee
home.
It's Worry That Kills. T
Nothing so wastes the vital nerve
force as worry. Nothing so certainly
retards restoration to health. Get out
into the sunshine, be cheerful, use Dr.
A. W. Chase's Nerve Food to rebuild
the wasted nervous system, and you
will be surprised how quickly there will
be a char '' f• r the better. This ad-
vice will be uetter than gold to you if
you will but follow it.
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In street accidents in 1912 some 532
persons were killed in New York °-.2 •-
ar,-..Ni-.
In after years it may come to pass
that a spendthrift hasn't the cents he
was born with.
There is no better medicine made for
colds than Chamberlain's Cough Rem-
edy. It acts on nature's plan, relieves
the lungs, opens the secretions, aids
expectoration; and restores the system
to a healthy condition. For sale by all
Dealers.
The wise man puts his troubles in
pawn, then proceeds to lose his ticket.
Some California onion growers are
throwing away their crops owing to
over production.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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The efforts of women to make them-
selves beautiful are;;t.ut vain attempts
—even when successful.
To make a jelly more nourishing mix
with milk instead of water, but be care-
ful not to have the mill; too hot or it
will curdle.
Do you know that more real danger
lurks in a common cold than in any oth-
er of the minor ailments? The safe way
is to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
a thoroughly reliable preparation, and
rid yourself of the cold as quickly as
possible, This remedy is for sale by
all dealers.
Human nature is much the same the
world over. If a man promises to do bet-
ter than he has done in the past, don't
hold your breath until he does it.
Here is a message of hope and good
cheer from Mrs. C. J. Martin, Bone
iU, .iso tixrt'r.:=r of ail,:;€ eeu
c!•i'rirti; ;.. i€lrti.i was cured of
stun:twit :rti:',. ; nd constipation by
',eta after five years
of er; iii ., ,. i recornmrmds these
t;.hlet,i to Mite l,ublia. Sold by all Deal-
ers.
Some men expect a receipt in full
when they pa:• a debt with a promise.
Ne'.v York •:; ants to change its pro-
bation bureau on the ground that a now.
constituted is inad.gt•at.1 for dealing
with Iia elect a.. I.Ol1ei'
-hildren Cry
CASTOR
FOae FLETCHER'S
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'I he age of th,' whale is ascertained
by the see. std number of y:=hale-bones
iu itq mouse. Records !.4how that this
sea animal In.s retained life for over
400 years.
For a sprain you will find Chamber-
lain's Liniment excellent,. it allays the
wain, removes the soreness, and soon
restores the parts to a healthy condi-
tion. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by
all Dealers.
CARTS
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Sick headache and relieve all the troubles Inci-
dent to a bilious state of the system, Such 58
.Dizziness, Nausea, b
Drowsiness, Distress after
eating, Pain'in the Side &e. While their matt
remarkable success has ecu Shown in Curing
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Headache, yet darter's Little Liver Pals are
equally valuable in Constipation, curing andpre•
venting this nnnoyinqcompplaint while they also
correct all disorders orttae stomach, stimniatetho
liver and retaliate the hovel'. Iivenif theyonly
cared
Ache they wonid b e almost priceless to thosowho
suffer lrom this distressleg complaint; buttortue
natelytheir goodness/tors notendhere,andtbose
ablelunsotmany Rave thatti ey willonotlbdW1.
ling tado without them. Lutafter aileickhead
ACHE
is the bane of so many lives that bore is where
we make our great boast. Our pills curelt while
others do not.
Carter's Little Liver bills aro Very small Anel
very easy to take,_ OnoottveatIllsmakeadose,
Theparostrictlyvegetable and do not grior
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TURKEY GROWING TiME
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They'll Be Fine Along About Thanks-
giving or Christmas Day,
Turkeys can be grown with less care
and attention than any of the domestic
fowls except geese. But unfortunately
on almost all farms turkeys are al-
lowed the range of the farm, no mat-
ter how large. anti this causes trou-
ble. In the first place, they are apt to
make their nests where they tire hard
to find, and after the young ones are
batched they will be over too much
territory to be good for the little ones
before they are a month or two old.
After that time unlimited range can be
A FIND !3PEOIMEN.
allowed unless they are disposed to go
into places where they may come to
harm, says a correspondent of Farm
Progress.
To raise turkeys in the way that
causes least trouble and always in-
sures the ralaing of the largest flock
is as follows:
First fence off with a small meshed
high woven wire fence—say seven or
even eight feet high—several acres of
land. It is better if some of the land
Is covered with brush of almost any
sort and, if possible, some open land
and running water on it.. In -such in -
closures, If there are good places for
them to make their roosts, the turkey
bens can make their own nests and sit
on their eggs where laid.
And when they have batched the
liens and young ones can remain in
the inclosure and roost there and be
fed there till the young ones are three
months old. With the same arrange-
ments along these lines we formerly
raised large numbers of turkeys at a
minimum cost and sold them at a due
profit. After they got half grown and
had become edible we trained them to
come to the honseyard and roost in a
large
tree to s
ave them from possible
potti9 thieves.
We have always fed our very young
turkeys on crumbled hard bolted eggs
For a few days and afterward well
baked corn bread and a little wheat,
then' cracked corn and finally whole
corn.
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/THE HOME PARTNER.
A seldom mentioned but most
Important member of an agri-
cultural partnership is the wo-
man. If she wasn't on the job
to keep the household in order
and the food supply coming reg-
ularly and plenteously, the pres-
ent day serious disturbance over
the high cost of living would be
replaced by a starvation panic
that would paralyze, for once she.
quit the job the hired man and
the foreman and the "big boss"
would. all hit the pike for the
nearest town or,city in short or-
der.—Long Island Agronomist
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Gleaned From Law Books.
In the great majority of the states
two witnesses are necessary to the va-
lidity of the will, in a few states three
witnesses are required, and in a few
others, where the will is written en-
tirely in the handwriting "of the testa-
tor, no witnesses are required. Some
states require the addresses of wit-
nesses to be inserted after their names,
and this is good' practice even where
not required.
The law of New York and probably
of others provides that each owner of
two adjoining tracts of land, except
when they otherwise agree, shall make
and maintain a just and equitable por-
tion of the division fence between such
lands unless one of such owners shall
choose to let his lands lie open to the
use of all animals which may be law-
fully upon the other's lands and does
not permit any animals lawfully upon
his premises to go upon lands so lying
Open.
The public holidays that have be-
come firmly established as such by
eastern are Christmas, New Year's,
Memorial or Decoration day, Fourth
of . my and Thanksgiving day. These
a man working by the month may
claim an holidays without aireeting his
salary. excepting, of course, in cases
of necessity where his services are re-
quired on such days in order to avoid
or prevent loss to the employer.'-
Breeder's Gazette.
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.
Medi ' e stains canalmost always be
dissolved by alcohol.
Use paper bags for covering pitchers
with food in them. '
When washing windows add a small.
quantity of bluing to the water.
Don't let a coal stove -get red hot sud-
denly if you want it to last. It should
get hot gradually.
To keep sleeves up when washing
dishes get a pair of bicycle clips and
attach to the rolled up sleeves.
'To remove white spots left by hot
dishes on the dining table, use cam-
phorated oil, rubbing it in well.
A paper bag or a quart jar slipped
over the food chopper will prevent
crumbs flying about when bread is be-
ing ground.
When you spill tea on the table cloth
cover the stain with common salt.
When the cloth is washed the stain will
he gone,
To have geraniums bloom in winter
pinch off all the buds until the first of
December, and water thoroughly once
a week,
A housekeeper can save time by us-
ing casseroles of attractive earthen-
ware in which food may be both cook-
ed and served.
Never let ashes accumulate in the
WANTED
A live representative for
WINGHAM
and sur.ounding Distrrct`tosell
high-rlass stock for
THE HURL NURSERIES
More fruit trees will be planted
in the Fall of 1911 an d Spring of
1912 than ever before iu the history
of Ontario,
The orchard of the future will be
the best paying part of the farm,
We teach our men Salesmanship
Tree Culture and how big profits in
fruit'growing can be made.
Pay weekly, permanent employ-
ment, exclusive territory. Write
for particulars.
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Sr. STEPHEN, N,II. Jan. rgth, rgII,.
"I wish to tell you of the great good.
"Fruit -a -lives" have done for me. For
years, I was a martyr to Chronic Consti-
pation and Stomach Trouble. I was.
greatly run down and my friends feared
I had Consumption. I tried numerous
doctors and all kinds of medicines, but
received no relief until advised to try
"Fruit-a-tives" by Mr. McCready of
St. Stephen, and am pleased to say that
I now enjoy excellenti health. "Fruit-
s-tins"
Fruita-tives" are the best medicine made,
and I strongly advise my friends to
use them". -
HUGH McKNNA.
"Fruit-a-tives" is the only medicine•
that will positively and completely
cure Constipation. This wonderful
compound of fruit juices acts directly
on the liver, causing this organ to
extract more bile from the blood, and to
give up more bile to move the bowels
regularly and naturally.
5oc a box, 6 for ,a.5o, trial 'size, z5c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of price'
by Fruit -a -lives Limited, Ottawa.
ash pan of thecooking range. They
absorb the heat before it reaches the
oven.
To clean mica in stoves take it out
ar
slightlyndrdiluted.hlwash If the bla k doesit ithenot
come of readily let it soak in the vin-
egar a little while.
A pinch of soda in the fruit jar af-
ter being washed will sweeten it. This,
' of course, is to be put in the jar before
being scalded or rinsed out, leaving it
sweet and free from color.
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stock in the respective lines
reasonable prices.
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