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/t. O. CAMEitON 111'.0:
BA MUSTER, SOLICITOR,
CONVEYANCER. ETC,
colas ea Alfieri !Street seamed bi
M r. Hooper. •
la Clinton on every Thursday.
end'' on any day for .which aP-
pOintmenta are made. Odic!
flours *um 9 .a.m. to e p.m.
1. good vault in connection wit's
abe office. Office opeq ever/
•eek•dal. Ur. Booper will
make any appoictmeata tor Hr,
Cameros,
DUST;BACTERIA, BAD ODORS AND FLAVORS
DR. GUNN
Office cases at his residence, cor.
Iiigh and Kirk streets.
Illandling tho'Milir and Methods of Feeding; Determine the Purity
of Dairy Products.
d ' and fla-
vors
bacteria, bad e Ota
are four wastes ee big that to -day
the dairy interests are denting with
them as live issues, taking step's for
their .elimination on every 'fal'rn; and
already much prevention ,work lute
been accomplished on -the butter class
of dairy farms.
In every business where food is
haaldled dust menus direct lowering of
quality, if not actual spoiling, Dust;
lossness pays. Cleanliness is next to
profits. Dust inside a dairy barn or
milk house often indicates faulty or
struction. When the trouble is stud-
ied, and when the cause is corrected
the problem of 'reducing the amount
of sediment and bacteria in mills will
be partially solved. The preaident of
one of the big city milk' companies
recently said to the writer: "We place
more stress .upon the sediment test
than upon t1p bacteria count, because if "milk i coli arativel Y free of sedi-
ment
s N
ment the number of bacteria, as a rule,
will not be excessive." In a broad
way the ceiling of the side walls azid
overhead of the dairy •stable • and milk
house with lath and plaster or match,
ed material will lead to the production
of cleaner milk, Bacteria are'•close-
ly related to dust when it conies to
producing sanitary milk, and the same
care in stable and milk•house construc-
tion -produces as pleasant results. It
is Frill impossible to produce a germ -
loss milk—a few dust particles and She, most exacting from the stand-
bacteria enter the milk in such, my- point of cleanliness and the quality of
sterious ways that there will always water used, -A supply of bacteria -
laden water which will leave some of
the bacteria, on the utensils is an in-
sidious source of danger to those who
use the mills, When the milk goes into
the utensils there is a fresh supply of
food for these bacteria and they be -
As that gin to grove and multiply with di--'
thert dairy thingfnpays understandsestrous results. If typhoid germs are
this sort of the incentive lye es in well -water they will have a chance
abolish duet and bacteria. becomes
very direct and practical. to contaminate any milk that goes
A few dairy farmers have become intro utensils after 'they have been
interested in the fact that dust and washed in such water. Numerous
bacteria are injurious to the health other kinds of bacteria, such as those
of their cattle. Many preventative that cause ropy, colored and slimy
measures were introduced. In a lit- milk are frequently iu well -water that
tie while it was found that the cows is used in washing dairy utensils.
produced better milk, more of it and Cooling the milk immediately after
that the men were better -tempered it is drawn from the cow will retard
through the day and less tired at the development of bacteria and the
night. Dust and bacteria in the dairy more the temperature is lowered the
barn often indicate something out of more the bacterial growth will be re-
balance When the trouble is stud- tarded. Milk that is Promptly re -
DR. J. C. GANDIER
Office Hours: -1.30 to 3.30 p.m,,7.30
to 9.00 p.m. Sundays 12.30 to 1.30
p.m.,
Other hours by appointment only.
Office and Residence—Victoria St.
CHARLES B. HALE,
Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Commissioner, Etc.
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
HURON STREET, — CLINTON.
aiEmu: It ELLIOTT
Licensed knctionerr for chs County
et Berea.
Carrespondence promptly Answers;!.,
lanmcdlate arraagonaenta caa be
made for halt.: Date at The
)Zane -Record, Clinton, ea 1iy'
' media; Phone 1i em 167,
Charges moderato and eatisfactless
guaranteed.
Sole. Agent for ,
Scranton and DAL &,1. Coal
cows epaulet never be Used by huznan
beings, or' tofeed young stock on the
;farm, No matter.' how well all other
rotluivcmenia are met, if the caws pro-
elueing•the milk are not in good health
we fail•
The milkers and handlers of the
Milk in the elairy rooms are a prolific
Source of eon'tamintution, Unclean
ntethode of milling and the 'handling
of 'the prodeate afotd opportunities
for the pollution of the mills by dis-
ease organism's, es well !as dust and
dirt that adheres to the .hands. incl
clothes o the milker•. , Here 3e where
such dioses 'ae typhoid, diphtheria
and scarlet fever get into milk. Milk
as it comes from tile healthy cow does
not contain these bacteria. They
come from the outside after the milk
i5 drawn from the coy. Any person
who has been in attendance on a sick
person cannot work among the cows
or in the dairy room without being a
source of danger to all who use the
milk $rumswell a daily. Typhoid,
diphtheria, and scarlet fever out-
breaks without number prove this
point with their deadly results.
In the care of dairy utensils there
is still further chance of contamina-
tion., This troubleis not from baete-
ria thatcommonly adhere to these ut-
ensils, but from those introduced in
handling and washing. The washing
and care of dairy utensils is one of
be more or less trouble from such
sources,. but careful stable .manage-
ment has reduced the amount of dust
and number of bacteria to such an ex-
tent that the milk produced on many
farms is a pure and healthful food
Rheumatism
Every Winter
o be crippled by Tthoumatient 10, to
, have life beeoino an llttolerable bar -
den, especially in the wintea, when. the
per lsteet eold said damp aggravate
this'oompleint till it 1s.aimest unbear-
able,
Can you pictprothe dread that any
man would hold winter in whoa all it.
meanb to hint was a yearly return Of
his; Ithetmlatlere and the agonizing
pains bhab it bringei
Seth was the • ease of IIfe, A. Beau -
dry
l .
dry of Bedford, (elo, T]aeh -winter be
was forced -to undergo the torture of
Rheumatic pales, until he discovered
(lin fills. Read what he says about
tll.oae little doctors:
"Every winter I euf.I'er'ed from
li eutnabiein, incl this is the Brat
:reason I have beep ablo to g0.
through without a return of my
old trouble—thanks to Cin Pills,
The pills aro all you aiail1t for
them, and more' ' '
Testimony such ,as title should eon -
wince even the most skeptical that Gin ,
Pills do remedy Kidney troubles,
. If yon havo friends or relatives who
stiffer frust tide dread aftlirtlon, tell
peen to try Gill Pills: ;?o many people
have written as staling in glowing
tarns bow Gin Pi11e . lave relieved
them .of Kidney troubles, .tlutt we aro
see -slimed that all any person Moeda to
do in order to obtain relief is—try
them,
Sold in every town, viilego,.city, or
hamlet for Gde a box.
'Pile National Drug Chemical Co.
of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Ontario.
1r. $, residents ahoubl nddre e No. h)rtl
co., Inc„ 202 Maln St.."Buf lot, N.y.1e4
We are going to give every person
a load of coal as the names appear oyt
the order book and must insist on pay-
ment being made for same imme-
diately after delivery.
This is necessary as deliveries will
bo extended well on in to the fall
months.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
We also leave on hand a stock of
Canada Cement.
A. J. HOLLOWAY.
At Your Service
B. R. Ii•IGGIN,S
Box 127, Clinton - Phone 100.
(Formerly or l3ruceaeld)
Agent for
Tho Huron & Erie Mortgage Cosa
poration and The Canada
Trust Company
Comm'er H. C. of 3., Conveyancer,
Fire and Tornado Insurance,
Notary Pubpo
At Brucefieltl on Wednesday each
weak.
ST,.
odir
Selling at wholesale and buying at
retail is one of the sure methods or
reducing poultry profits. Sonia poul-
try -men purchase feed at the city feed
store and wholesale their eggs to the
gt•ocerymen. Others buy as much of
their feed as possible from farmers
in the fall and sell their eggs to con-
sumers who can .ford top -notch
prices for high-class goods. The sec-
ond class of producers usually hied
that poultry can be rondo to return e
profs
A poultry authority recently stated
that buttermilk was worth five cents
per quart to hini in producing eiege.
ied and the cause is corrected the duced in temperature to forty degreesIfs was purchasing it at n price of
cows will produce better milk, more of F. and held at that temperature until twenty cents for tan gallons. Many
it, remain healthy and need less food ready for use will keep for a long farm poultry owners would make more
than is the ease when they are confin- .time. - When •rho milk is shipped to 'from eggs if they were able to obtain
ed in a stable, and exposed to bacteria the city the trouble is invariably With a reliable supply of buttermilk at e
the morning's milk, which goat. into
the Dans without being properly heel-
ed. In the fresh milk the bacterial
GOOD: iaT1i iEFFION BOX
Ily Andrew Ir, Currier, M.D.
Dr, Currier Will anewer all signed letters met:lining to health. I1 Sent
akobtion le of general lowest it will bo llnswered through these columesi
iI sot, It will he answered personally 11 etainpoi, at/armed envelope is eR
%]Deed. Dr, Currier will not preserlbe for lndivlduoi eases or make dlagnoetr,
Address Dr, Andrew >e. Currier, care of Wilson Pabilsbllta Cp, 2 AdOlaid•
0t. West, Toronto,
Paralysia 'body would be wise though to tell
Anxious—What is the best war to when another break would occur ugly-
treat a person evho is paralyzed on mare than one can tali whoii another.
ons'itde? After a person hos had one bloat is going tp Ducar in a water
etralce snow can the next cue t>a clu- 111po or Sas llipe that long become old
]eyed? 1 and 31)00sed and has already bursted
Paralysis or What is ceinmonly eeli- 000e 01' oftener, The only thing a
ed c"a stroke" 111005 that there le die- Person with 'diseased arteries can de
Baso o in1 of rho as tel'iest Theis to lead a very quiet simple life, fres
r _,Iu y
arteries may 1(3 very eon or they from 'fret and enritenleut, from indi-
may be very brittle, Ween plu'i1lyhs gestion and hard worts, and froze
occurs one or more arteries In the everytlniug which has ati tendency 50
brain has been broken, the blood hasrulae t11e bloutl pi ensure. By'suril 0
torothits way ilrtothe brain scene- mode 01 -]lie one may 0f1011 Ca11tI11Lle�
what lice water seeking into a sponge and do useful work 1'or na:uly years
and the pressu'ee of this effused blood after the first attack:. One of the
injures or desbroys,the nerve centres
in the brain by which motion and sen-
sation in the Paralyzed parts are con-
trolled. The paralysis in meet eases
is on the, opposite :side of the body
from that on which the accident in the
brain takes place. • The reason of this
is that the fibres proceeding from the
brain to the spinal cord, along which
impulses pass to and fro like the Inez
sages along telegraph wires, cross
from one side to ilio other et the junc-
tion of the brain with the spinal cord
sothat if there is paralysis on the which made him one of the greatest
left side of the body we may be pretty benefactors the world has ever had,
sure there is injury to the brain on
the right side, When the loss or questions and Answore.
blood is great and the consequent in- A. V. R.-1. When a person has a
jury to the nerve centres in'the brain nervtls breakdown, clams he some -
great the injured person may die in a times imagine that he hears voices?
few hours or even in an hour. If 2. After the nervousness has passed
however 'the loss of blood is small and away, will he sometimes continue to
iv clot is quickly formed within' the hear voices?
brain, the opening in the broken art= Answer --l. Such a condition as you
cry is closed by it and the bleeding refer to, is very apt to be an uceom-
stops. The clot then begins to con- paniment of mental disease, and if
tract, gradually relieving the pressure you are suffering from it, I should ad -
on the brain and if the brain -has not vise you to undergo an examination
been destroyed to a very great ex- by an alienist,
tent the injured person niay gradually 2. As long as you continue to hear
regain more or less complete use of voices to which you refer, it is fair to
the paralyzed parts. But, of course, assume that you aro still suffering
the arteries remain diseased and no- from mental disease,
laden dust and dirt.
Even in the most carefully con-
structed stables care. must be exercis- ctalize.l farming depends more upon
ed in feeding, cleaning the stables; growth soon exceeds that in the older the selling ability than the producing
bedding the cattle and preventing too milk that has been properly cooled. ability. the • egg business probably
free circulation of the air in the Gaoling the mills does net kill any of falls in that classification. Ar. ex -
stable and milk house. Flay and the disease -producing bacteria or the tra film or ten cents per dozen paid
roughage should not bo fed until after ladle acid bacteria, so that it cannot for eggs because they are of fine
milking time and it is better to change take the place of cleanliness in the quality may mean success When tin,
the bedding material during the mid- Production of milk. All of the bac- commonly received market peice
ie of the day so that the dust willteria present in cold milk become ac- would basely pay e3 epees.
fair price.
It is saki that the success in spe-
settle before milking time. If milk -
'Mg machines are used care should be
taken not to allow the teat cups to
hang close to the floor where the
suction will draw dust into them and
deposit it in the milk.
Healthy tows secrete healthy milk.
-.TIMJI TABLE,
Trains Will arrive at and depart
from Clinton Station as followa:
BUFFALO AND GODERICII DIV.
Going east, deper5 0,18 flan,
el e, 0 2,58 pan.
Going West, nr. 11.7.0, dp. 11.10 lam,
e" " ar. 0.08, dp. ,0.45 pan.
It It
LONDON, HURON Ss BRUCE DIV,
Going South, ar. 7.33,.cip.'fi.50 sane
4.15 pan,
Going North, depart 0:40 pan,
1030, 11.11 a.m.
The mo1iilop Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
1' J
tive as soon as the temperature con-
ditions become favorable. Cleanli-
ness is of first importance, cooling is
next.
Dairymen frequently experience
considerable difficulty in the work of
tracing the source of an unnatural
Why Keep Accounts?
A man in Manitoba kept aceturate
accounts of his farm business. At
the end of the year he added together
Bacteria get into the mills after it is odor or flavor in mills. In such cases the cash Wnhich he had on band at the sell our cards and ear
drawn from the cow or in the process it Is first necessary to determine begimting of the year and iia cash "our name i4idd n4-
of milking. The cow is not the guilty whether or not such an odor or flavor receipts during the year. Then he dress to -day se you
party, Milk does not cone from the is present whet: the milk leaves the receipts
acted his cash expenses during Iion cni ridge quiet 0l
caw entirely free from bacteria, be- cow or develops later. If any. Parti- the year to see whether the remainder
Adarecs ry,
cause it is impossible to keep the teats calor cow is giving milk which is equaled the cash balance which t iweesE:ft-v0 aseeseee
of the cow sterile; however, ewe can tainted it is not due to bacteria, but bank reported at the end of the year. oalrfanlrY
Dept. 159, Toronto
greatest and znoalt ueetul men who
ever lived was Pasteur, When he evae
between 40 and G0 be had a severe
Stroke which made him completely
helpless en one side and he never com-
pletely overcame the paralysis, but he
lived for thirty years after^warcVlay-
ing broad and deep foundations 'for
the science of bacteriology, saving
to Franco her •silkworms, her vinegar
industry, her aheep and cattle, discov-
ering the means for treating hydro-
phobia and doing many other things
•
C
gjee
?Ago thatevery method be employed for fn -
+s qcreasing the number of lambs Shat can
2 t .3' be produced from our Present supply
of breeding ewes. One method not
it pieces it is especially important
With lambs et anywhere near Pres- generally employed but well recogniz-
ed by old shepherds is that of flushing
ei
CATARRH LEADS
• TO COfSUMPTIO
FREE T ► ILS'
Big Dell and Doll Carriage
1•hls 131g Moll is 15 in-
ches tall, has Jointed legs
and arms and natural
head, hands and feet. The
Dell Carriage has steel
frame and wheels, and
rho scat, back and
hood are made of
leatherette. It is 24
Inches high ani is
ifert the fiig Poll t size
just send us your
name and address
and we w111 send
you 20 packages of
loved' embossed
Xmas Yost Cards to
nell at 10 cents a
package. 'When they are
sold rend us the money
and we will send you the
Big Doll, with all charges
prepaid. and we will also
send you the Doll Car -
("loge with0t11 any charge 1f you will
show your 0011 to
your friends and get
Inst three of them to
keep them 'clean and reduce contami- to outer causes. I He found he was p3 short, • IIe ask -
nation from this source. The ducts If the milk from any number of ed the haute to look up his cash bal-
d the teats and the body temperature cows shows the taint the feed or some- once again. They reported the same
of the cow afford ideal conditions for thing else which the cattle have found' amount the second time.
the bacteria to multiply and, the best in the pasture is the cause. Carrots,I He took his Term account -book into
we can do, the lower ducts of the
teats will contain considerable num-
bers of bacteria. " By using the first
few jets of milk to wash out the ducts
the milk that goes into the pail will
turnips, wild onions, vagweells, cab -
the banks next time he hent to town
bages, off -quality grains and other I and found that a cream check of his
strongly flavored substances will cause! had been credited to another man hay -
tainted milk. Certain food stuffs for ing the semo initials and a. similar
surname.
The loss of ISS wouldn't have ruin-
ed this man—nor any than who is pro-
gressive enough to keep accurate ac-
counts of his farm business. Eight
hundred dollars might have clone so,
cows not ordinarily considered likely
be practically free from bacteria. If to produce bad -tasting milk will at
proper care is taken at this stage of times do so. Where the flavor is
production, the few bacteria which thought to have been caused' by some-
get into the milk from this source thing in the ration a change will fre-
are of hue little consequence to the quentdy remove the trouble,
•
consumer. Cows; that are kept in the pasture although we do not know definitely.
On the other hand, 001Y5 that have will keep reasonab:y clean, however, The incident merely shows that ad -
local diseases of the udder may give 1 if the pasture is so situated that the y vantage of keeping accounts. The
mills which at times is contaminated, eovv`s have accuse to muddy peals or most important thing is that this men
with the bacteria which cause this stagnant ponds they will often stand; ode money that year and having
disease There is man a proox tnaL hi the water up to their knees, tight-� kept accounts he had the satisfaction
Head office, SedzfoPth, Ont.
DIRIOT0RT
President, Janos Connolly, Godericb;
Viee,l 351003 l vans, Beechwood;
Sec, -Treasurer, 'Thos, E, Heys, Ses•
- forth,
Directors: George McCartney, Sea.
forth; D. 1°. IncCrcgtr, Scafortb; J.
G, Grieve, ElVaito:; Wm. Rm ti, Sea.
forth; M. McElt•en, Clinton; Robert
berries, Earle* Sohn I10nnewelr,
130103b10gen; 301 Connolly, 'Ooclerich,
Agents: Alex l,eitcll, Cllnten; J. W,
T'eo, (10(05ieh' 1113, iiinchloy, Scafortb;
ty. GhostlyS, moodvillo; 11, 0, Jar.
mrit t, I:trocihag b.
%PTO "ii5711et ''y. he paid 1 1e may, 1>»
t Paid to bloorleit CTotiiiog
e1 at Ctltt'a (1losry, Godorieh,
Parties dos'iri<:g ,Lf1'aal• r"taiariaa
or trejlert 1 atalaei business will be
"inj>tl f
:Mead to on epplieatlen t6
'thy of tho above olficere nriideesaed to
I hair 1'srtpectl.ve 11085 011104, LOss01f
11 e10, e•tf 11. ',y the &Octet' who fly
.;citt•n5t the 800110,
such germs can live and pass into the ing flies and plastering themselves
body of the user :And cause the .salve' with mud. This mud dries quickly
of lcnowing it. Se be went ahead and
planned for bigger traps the next
disease as the cow was afflicted with, I and readily falls Into the mills pail. „ear.
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This shows us that tuberculosis of the It is one of the most objectionable Keeping farm aces:nuts is not only
udder may readily be transmitted tofortes ot, dirt bocau:se it quickly finds an advantage; it is a necessity. Since
other animals. Milk from unhealthy its way through the bottom of the! farming paopie have to make income -
Clinton
News -Record
CLINTON, ONTARIO;
Terme of subscription—$1.50 per year,
trouble uu y r
in advance to Canadian addresses; that of: old, sour strainer cloths which
$2.00 toe the U,S..or other foreign are rinsed in lukewarm water and
countries. No paper discontinued hung up to dry. These cloths :Mould
be put in boiling water and thorough-
lly cleansed before being used for an-
other milking. Ordinary wire strain-
ers are Worse tlt1ul 11o11e et all. They
are very difficult to keep clean and are
almost worthless for renoving fine
dirt and .duit,—W, M. K.
strainer and .settles in the pails, cans tax returns just the same as other'
and bottles. It is also loaded with business 340315, it is absolutely es -
dangerous bacterial Life which have sential to have figures upon which to
deleeteri s.s effect upon the mills •and base the reports. Hence every farm -
its products. Cow's -that are .plaster- er (ugiht to keep accounts, The bine
ed with this kind o:f mud should be nocOidalry .to ]soap accounts en the
thoroughly cleaned before they are farm need not Co more than
milked• six hours a year. At the end of the
One of the most prolific causes of year the banker or county agi4eubtura]
the •summer months is agent will lie -ready tU help in balanc-
ing,
alanc-ing' the books, or taking the inventory
which is _necessary.
There are at least four important
reasons wily men on farms should
keep accounts. The main one is to
nave a definite method of studying
the business with the idea of making
it more profitable. If farmers were
to produce wheat 'or oilier farm pro-
ducts without a profit, 00011 agricul-
ture would suffer.
A eeeond reason for accounts and
farm records is that they improve n
man's credit. -. If ei fanner can show
from carefully kept 100013s that the
motley he wishes to 101:1•ew is to be
used for a purpose that. will increase
the profits of the :farm, then he will be
able to get a loan inore.readily 011(1 ell
bettor tonus.
A third reason Tor accounts is that
they often are Ills inutile of agreeably
settling 3(01)1ites or tnisunderaband-
until all arrears aro paid unless at
the option of the ,publisher. Tho
date to which every subscription is
paid is denoted on the label.
Advertising rates --Transient adver.
iisemonts, 10 cents per nonpareil
lino for first insertion and 5 cents
per litre for each subsequent inser-
tion. Small acYvei•tisements not to
exceed one inch, such as "Lost;
"Strayed;" or "Stolen.' etc„ insert-
ed once for 35 cents, and ouch seine -
relent insertion' 10 cents.
Communications intended for publica-
tioln, must, as a guarantee of good
faith, be accompanied by the name of
G. 1E. HALL, ` e 13, I;. CLARY, `t',
Proprietor.
eee7ditor
.rTx
ler eatenesae •
.atloriiirnawac. xrswe:a
"Na More headache fol you ---take these" °
It's a wise young man who, feeling
that he needs culture, makes plans to
attend an agricultural college.
"}lou can't buy a home. A matt
buys a house -but only n woman can
)hake it a home. A house is a •body,
it home is the soul."—The Outlook.'
It is seldom wise to pasture now
seeding. It zs` especially unwise to
do so this yeal when growth is slow
r eathel
n v 1
owl g to dry
• er„a1rAc
Don't Jost "nmother'' the headache lvlhout removing the. cause,
Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, 'Thor not only curs
the laitlaclls bub Ohre Yon a buoyant healthful tcollnt boenns° they
50115 3 Q 54 • v ;.a ,,tt to rh ,! ;; gleaned 1,115 ba�/clu,'l'1'ytLenl,
,'�Svkwurza+r All Preashi,, 25c, or by moil
C1lAideriil,A1N 1r1 11{Q1NE ijtl"' i ....
ins that otherwise might occur be,
twcell palates who deal evi111 one :M-
aher 111i.d who never kcgi) nn' record
of their buctiness tratteactlonss
A °-'•=4:t reason, and not the least
important, is that it snarl awes 3t to
)lis family toamko use of evel'y Inetws
possible to detect and prevent lealcs'`n
the farm business, and blue snake hie,
IiiPf11 Sndolno •3(1 1115115 for the sup-
port
of tho
alnily send the aducatisin
the ewes just before breeding time.
Flushing means graining or other
liberal feeding for a short time before
turning in the ram so as to make the
ewes especially thrifty and rapidly
gainir"g flesh at the time of service. It
has been found that where this method
of handling is used, not only do a
smaller percentage of the ewes fail
to catch and come in heat again, but
more ewes give birth to twins titan
when the ewes are on poor feed at
breeding time. Thus it both increases
the number of lambs and makes more
of them come during the first three
weeks of the lambing period.
The ewes do not need to be grained
all winter where plenty of good clover
hay or other satisfactory roughage is
fed, but more satisfactory results will
be obtained if they are fed well en-
ough to keep them from shrinking
weight at any time between breeding
and lambing seasons. The careful
shepherd will be well repaid for
the
his trouble of seeing to it that
ewes receive sufficient feed at this
time of the year.
Sheep are often pastured even into
early winter and they are all right
there if they really get enough food.
Catarrh is as much 11 1310011 disease :..
as scrofula or 1'helenatisin It malt'
be relieved, but it eaneolbe reales ed
by f ] 1
ti all' local treatment, 1t (Same ss
headache and clizrinees, impairs the
taste, smell and bearing, albr3ets the
voice,' deranges the digestion, and
breaks down the puttee). hcallli, 1t
lvetdcene the delleale Ling tssn0es end
leads to c'.mneneeptien,
Bead's Sarsaparilla goes to the
seat of the irouble, purifies the blood,
end is so successful that it is known
as the best remedy for catarrh.
hood's Ba1•sapnl'illa strengthens
and tones the 'whole system. It builds
up. Aske your druggist for Hood's,
and insist of having It. There is no
real substitute,
But the frosted' grass sometimci
bloats them, causing t item to look .fuel
and apparently doing' evell when they
are actually hungry encl.-losing fleet
just at the time When ;they should 1)0
most thrifty to insure at maximum
yield of lambs the following spring.
A. few pumpkins eeattered in the pas -
:tare, oats once a day or some 051122
additional feed to short late autumc
pastes% 1vi:1 often give much greater
returns than the ealn'e extra food at
any other time oI' the Year.
Distribution of Seed Grain From the
Dominion Experimental Farrns,
1918-10.
By instructions of the Hon. Minister
of Agr•iiuiture, et free distribution of
superior sorts of grain will bo made
during the coining winter and spring
to Canadian farmers.
The samples for distribution will
consist of •spring wheat (about 5 111.),-`
white oats (about 4 lb.), barley (about
6 lb.), and field peas (about 5 lb.).
These will be sent out, free; by mail,
from the Central Experimental farm,
Ottawa, by the Dominion Cerealist;
who will furnish the necessary ap-
plication forms.
Only one sample can be sent to each
applicant. As the supply of seed is
limited, farmers are advised to apply
very early.
J. H. Grisclale,
Director, Dominion Experimental
Farms.
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There is no surplus for wastage.
First, all waste of sugar must cease; second, wherever possible,
Corn Syrup must be used as an alternative far sugar.
You will discover a real economy, and a delicious
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Here are a .few suggested ways to use CROWN
BRAND or LILY WHITE. Corn Syrup to give to
dishes a' finer flavour than sugaa• gives:
'Use CROWN 'BRAND Corn Syrup as a Sauce
o41 Puddings.
- Use LIIY WHITE instead of Sugar in Cakes.
.Use either brand in Cocoanut or other Puddings.
Uae LILY WHITE in making Marmalades,
Jams and in all Stewed Fruits.
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The Brand is Important!
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Remember the brands, LILY
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