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ANCER, !FINANCIAL,
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'ARCS AGENT. IIKPILKOSSIT
• LNG 14 FIRE INSUaLANCla
COMPANIES.
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• NOTARY I'UBLIC, ISTO.
@Mew- Moen Sleek :-CI,INTOR•
CAIIEROS S.O.
B A BR STE R. SOLICITOR.
CORVEYANC,ER. ETC e
Sale* es A.lhert Street ageism:deg/
Mr. 'kopek..
• In Cliatuo uo eiery. Thursday.
aad,ou, any day for which ap-
pointment* :era. made, Ofhee
Jrcino m p
A good vault. in minnettion wtb
, the office open i'very
are.11 day hi . Hooper
stake any gppotutaients for Ur.
Came roe.'
33y Agroneimet.
This Department is for tins use of OUP farfn reader& who Want the adeloe
ef„an
per on any micatien regarding 80ii, Seed, crops, etc. If your cloaetioll
is,of sufficient general interest, it willbe enewered three& this column, 11
etanmed ead addressed envelepe Is 001000 with your totter, a convicts
,ohswer will be mailed te,You, Address Agronomist, eare of Wileon Publlehing
Ltd. 79 Adeteide $t. We Toronto,
Farms Lea* Fertile -Then 40 Years `fere. There le Woe exemee foe the
Ago. pioneers tkin „a g „ more han on , e gen,
t-
Cariade has about 28,000,000 acres eration's eeere cm me lerteity more,
field crops a which Probably 20,- in soil -by the benefice:ice of nature
000,000 gates ere in the three. west_ during long age* of preparation. .
In
ern Provinees. h the fertility of ale Pioneer days they needed and lied
the soil belag kept up, 1 it being 'ex- . _
hausted, 'is it imieg hiereacied? To
getemn answer, the ConimiSsion of
Coneervation cerried .out a survey of
2,245 farms. We asked questions of fled, it becomee their cluty to me 0
2,245 fieriners located all over Canada. the place more fertile while in their
We totik them in groups of about,
thirty or forty --in all ebotit 60
groups, 'frorri British' columbia• to
Peinee Edward Island, On this point,
WO. made a definite enquiry of the
farmer as to whether,the fertility of
his farm was being maintained or
was deteriorating.
Here is the anewer: 80 Per cent. of
them reported about the shine yield
per acre ea 20 v,ears ago, 40 per cent.
DR. GUNN
- Office Cases at Eis 'residence, eon
High and Kirk streets. •
anist tiene 111 ynar
agtae• anel uttoreao
Audi send
yon 1"neligt{ta
idvely 0 m h 4 d
XI -8118 roSt qtrds
reen at 10 coats
n0ohage. When they are
1,041, scud, uh the inoeey
and we wilt amo you the
B1g Den, witivan charges
orepelit, ri,00 Win alue
sena you tan Doll
Plan without any charge ir asyni
some right to mme than ,let svour fide:n(1n and -get , ' '
nl, ow Y 01,11' Poll to , ,,r4? •i.
of this toe of natdral wealth while , bust three or 'sem to s
, ; veil our ettr09 and earn
making the 'Place ready 'for. eeetiPa- poem too, " sold ne
tion; but, after that Arst need is satis- your name and ad -
.DR. J. C. GANDIER
'Otee H.ours:--1.1,30 to 3.30 pen., 7.30.
to 9.60 p.m, Sundays 12.30 J.o 1.30
p.m.
' Otlierthour by appointment only.
Office and Residenee-Victoria St.
hands.
'The history of other mien:Mee end
.other farmers sheds .light on ,onr
Prohlenis; and we zeiherbe,instruebed,
etely great advantage, by their,. ex-
Perierice.' 'eentrel New e,York,
wheat growing was followed success-
fully fer 40 years. During 20 yeare
more`;the suecess was doubtful. Then.
it beanie definitely enprofitable.
With a climate favorable for agrieu -
repotted some increase in yield, and ture and propitious for erop-growing,
30 per cent reported sane. decrease. it .took 40 years of exclusive grain.
That is to sal., the land, as used by grooving to make that smitem 'mere -
30 per cent. of all the men reporting, fitable, Mid 20 years more to compel
was poorer in its power to produce 'SIC:farmers to stop that sort of
then it was 20 years before. practice. • Ohio, Indianai
From Manitoba, 32 per cent. of the Iowa and -other Western States either
farnIers reported about the same yielffl have or are making similar 'history.
per acre as 10 years before; nob, one I have gone oyer them and talked to
man reported an increase; and 4.0 per the old,men; fro 30 bushels of iyheat
cent reported, some ,decrease. That is to the 'acre they came down td 14.
We can afford -to take a lesseaa,
-from even our enemy. Germany is
a country with a soil which on the
whole is not naturally. very fertile.
Within-aleout 80 years she has been
able to effect an increase of about
30 pet 'cent. in the yieldsper acee of
. .
her crops.
On the.other hand, over large area's
ofg Canada our methods of farming
are exhaesting the fertility of our
farms to senile extent, and there' is
danger that the fertility •of consider-
able areas will be reduced bblow the
"Mint' of Profitable farming. -Dr. J.
Robertsom'Chairman of , Lands
Committee, Corniniesioneof Conserva-
tion.
• g2,00roto,gr•ay van
CHARLES B. HALE,
Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Commissioner, Etc.
REAL ESTATE and INKIIRANCE
Issuer of 1Vlarriage Licenses
HURON STREET, - CLINTON.
GEORGE trT,T,Inrt
licensed Anillenerr for the Count;
el Herne.
"Carreapoodr ado promptly- any atop *4.
Itorstatliata arrangemenla Cats he
lairds .1pr Rah Date 0 The
w•re•Recwel Clinton 14 kV/
eilMeg.Phousa le_ea 117
Charges moderate netl_su.ttsfaclgoar
guarantems;
a summary of the answers to the
question when.. put under an intellig-
ently conducted survey.
We want .Canada . more serious
and intelligently ethfiuoted surveys
of our conditions in order -that We may
acquire_realknowledge of facts as
they are. Than we canmome to con-
elwaions andmian our course ot action
to deal With the facts .diecovered and
properl'yeintemereted. In the West,
the lure al land was Itor . a- time
similar to the lure of the Yukon; and
the lure of the Yukon in the =hilted
on to disappointed men, deteriorated
health, and pmts ,of the ',Yukon belt
with less material substance that
could be called wealth than it had be -
Solo Agent for
Sciattion alld D. D. & foal
We are going to give every person
a load.of coal as the names appear on
the order book and must insist on pay.
ment being made for same imme-
diately After delivery. -
This is necessary as deliveries will
be extended well on in tcM. the fall
months. .
TERMS-STIEICT,Ff CASH.
We also have on hand a stock of
Canada Cement.
. A. S. HOLLOW.A.Y.
At Tame Service
B• It.- II I G.G I N S
Box 127, Clinton • Phone 100.
CVormerly of Brucefleld)
Agent for
The Limon & .Erle Mortgage Com
poration and Tho Canada
Treat Company
Conita'orail, C. of J., Conveyancer,
Fire and Tornado Insurance,
Notary„Pubile
At Brueefield on Wednesday each
week,
1.3030•Mlingemem000. emmeras3c3332mawave;nommiftsonf_
a-03,......
rum
Potind
When goslings oveissix -weeks .,Of
age are to be fattened -they can be
fed three times per day with a ration
of one part corn meal and one part
bean. Geese which have been pas-
turedthough the eunemer can be 'fat-
tened on a ration composed entirely
of on meal. This should be given
over a period of four or five weeks,
depending. upon the condition of the
birdwhen the forcing begin,
Sometimes young geese 1188 malt
keted as "green geese." Then the.
fatteeing process begins wh,sn the
long wing feathers have develoned
until they Teach the tail, 'the birds
can.be penned up and feclethe follow-
ing ration with good rthults: Font
-TIME TABLE. -
Trisha will arrive at and depart
from Clinton Station as followa;
BUFFALO AND GODERICati DIV.
Going east, depart 6.18 axe,
03 03
2.58 perm
Goleg Welt; ar. 11.2.0, 013. 11.10, a,m,
Dunce/Tier eutekv,
• .4:a4resA
gogism-weseireg
odeavAersr
gent.„Mee, woronto
, Lilac in Old Plaster.
When a ceiling fells, as they so0n-6-
Hines do' there is the slight consola-
tion thatthe obel plaster ean be need ,
to advantage in the gaaden.
Crushed limestone spread over the
eon is beneficial; it is slow'in its ac-
tion, but is beneficial just the same,
accomplishing the same result as • 'lc Keep Chiekene ab Home.
burnt lirne, but receuiring more earful A yard -eiirrounded by -a five loot
to a •t Se ist is with old plaster, fence will under most conditions keep
tpt_hatalL940 rstfLiti,,LIK5
•
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IASI Nal" 1.1%,RE111.1-415, FUNNY KAN
ourom THE l3AlRIM '''AND"Cif.E!'
i .
- - F00.0 PORwAgv - -, '
-.V/R01 i AVA5.:FA51 ALP IN i3ED
i DREAMW 'MAT III lltAb ME. -
iN'
MfliAt. BOWIE'S
EiE-RE
PAINS DISAPPEAR,.
eid
. hail/Mat P 4. aho
sle 0;1(18 01.1 an,
in'Ipleutithreereo 0:E0taitaer,g080000repoliviton,indilleti3.,,onusoles 11088 in ni,ten4 osit:h.toellbllot3ronolnlal:tnerjAc;:iiasiiietenita,..
Vi)r'l as 16r.let17 agri""Mal i?r6" ';eails1010, into the blood 0=110 Rome .
positioU, is the opinion of a young ...cot in the ,aignetive toeessee, 000/1
man who specelis out oef SW* C. • th eeeeee tile liver, uid,.
remelts el 0
eimmienee,
eiteva: wileeent,eatebielin:,0 0:0,0,77111 N:OrytQOautegar,posi5drutioionRatii:
abant' 813 11111"S '°"n1 " f"11:-.51sea at a°1fte.o(V.eeStirsaptirille, the old-time
WAS eye-stme in the form of a
tveetment,of rheemetism, it ROO
acres of guilied, worn-out land ad- ,
johnala it g,eee the aeme.eat ef. e goad 131..g,, tislfab”,loovillkicreihthiet
teem, the main Pert 'haviag been field
"i nPheibYltectili."1 1.41 3 Itilair itrt").("ilmjiti.taltleIaer6otIolei3ln'dasIgafLselattiLirtasilliite.pa,7711011 ti-t7ocl°ael't.
was raertgaged,, and he wanted to gull,
his equity and move to t8Wa, I o'111 by "11 aragglat".
dilapidated old farm hawse, The ten dkeetiy, with ifying effect, on the
and then endeavor to place them on
a -Market ewhere quality stock is ap-
preciated.
'
, conneetion with this property, a I
In rather bold idea had developed in the People to live in the country. The.
•ecliool teacher's mind by the time Ms; ineentives were fresh air, the chaame
iaifitenraetsat" a'nnclimParidaelbaWwhilc.aliaradocasadevtibtle; -
litaignicere7°oPfiral.tlis. ' acigHuaainiatiaanclet, ler,dfirthae I;
ie question. For the purPose a hie I In the belief of the school teacher..
'plane, he dividerit into three parcels.
Ig.'Neftginhatnathisel pbc40CMI 11:ea.; 1 aawacreisn,g an "state; If °111Y, of a :few_
Ther esu 1 yt Duo ingeentaturnin
1-whe is new giving his whole time to
One eontained the old farm lemma and !Itchreenbiuneginetisesm, atilhearefowrillmnbhe praoupeli,nt;
some tumble-down sheds. Upon pip -
within reasonable aistanc6 of everY
sessioli 1.,eing *gained the place was ,
'cleared of everything except the' important towel, and that fancy prices,
'house and ea few trees that were for aereage are to be tealized. Hie
sites that command
worth oalting. liy previous investiga-'i choice is for
,
chickens atehonie. ' If the hens show across the racabling front, putting -----m •
and a roof ; Doing Over the Old Bare.
a tenc eney to flyr Over such a fellee the en new weetherhearding,
clipped. . A fence made of woven of stained shingres with projecting Foe a m.oment when I came in 'sight,
eaves, the aechiteetural ap.pearaece 1-,ff the place I did not eecognize it,.
flight feathers of one wing sheuld be
wire is preferable to. a fence made was' transformed. The exterior was so changed was it in app•earance. The
painted in harmonizing coleys, and building's did not look like they used
of board or other material. A b&mi
the interior "Weti largely torn out and to. the fences were ,different, and ;the.
should not be usecleat the top ef a
visible place to alight afid 'tends to rearranged. Thd•chief attraction of ' fithis had b.een arranged on a mew -
wird fence, as this gives the hens a
teach them. to fly over. The .larger the property had been the legation-- and more economical plan for say -
not alone that it fronted on a main Ing time and lessening labor.
the yerd which - can be -Provided the tike that was in firetmlase- conditten, But the' barn was the outstanding.
more bonteitted the hens will be. It that
epelday on feature of the place. The old barn
net only gives them -greater 'emelt- autbetattifnielastknaLlShlei " up bad stood in the midst of a low,
web -
unity to exercise bet often makes it gratefully from -the highway. The Place, quite a. distance from the house:
possible to maidain a Sod on the improvements, included. &Ming end' The man who owned the place be''
yard, evhielf is advisable. - grass -sowing, sodding a space about tore it changed hands must liave
the house and introducing liere a lit- travelled many miles every day _to.
tie shrubbery and a flower -bed or tevo, do the chores.
The place was advertised' as a This old barn VAS taken down and
country home, and- found a prompt the -solid timbers moved 'away to a
efistorner at the price asked. Be- site 200 feet from the house. Such
fore excevetion could be started on of the old malls, beams and other
a second parcel the buyer of the first timbers as Were of the right size and
had persuaded a friend to thine mit length were worked over for the new
and be neighbor. to him. The latter frame. The ;woods afforde,d logs
preferred to make. his own improve- for what morelieavy timbers were
reents. The two merf took over the .needed, as well 415 for the skiing.
third parcel, diviaing it between them These siding boards were all'earfaced„
as addition to their grounds. - so that they could be painted. Seine
Within a few onoriths the Y08 '213 of the olcl siding was used-in:the new
barn, although Much of it was worn
very thin by the_ weather: - A base-
ment was put under the new barn,
with a thirty-foot shed attached. The
whole was given a line coat - of red
paint, and trimmed with white. It
looks fine now, and it is as good as it
looks. _
Inside are some devices to same time
and etrength. Stain lead from the
teen he bed found .that the theme_ • geed view and which peemit of pleas -
:work .of the lemee, *Meth woes .of the ' ing effects as observed from the high -
=give type of a former day, was lway-on tem theory that the avevage
still good. person likes, both to see and to be
seere-g,G. E. S.
BY throwing a deep verandah
which is slower in its action than lime,
but in timeeproduccfe the alma result.
If old plater isto be had -do not
neglect to work it into the garden,
breaking up the leampeas fine as pos-
sible. /
'Next spring after the . gavden has
been limed with the old. plaster a lot
of decayed leaves may be worked in.
Sheep inanure sho-uld be cinplietl lib-
erally to the vowing mops end the
abundant crops will more than pay
for the trouble. ,
'
The S„filiciasa Desert is thrme times
as large as the Mediterranean Sea.
Cabbages furnish sit .great, suceelent
food for dairy cows but eisealli they
are wall .80 much for Rieman -food
that it would. be impraoticable to feed
them to the cows. Cabbage thould
be fed wither miaringly. It will not
do to give a eoweall the cabbage she
-watts. to eat,. especially„at fleet, bee
cause it will taint the- milk and the
eow wila not de Well, but a compara-
tively small' feed of cabbage in the
morning to take the. place of roots
or of corn silage would be very bene -
Wel. They Inc not only a -good
food but their -succulency assists dig -
parts corn meal and ono part beef ,
serape given three times per day. A cation and a cow would eat MOTO dry
food aid digest it better by including
cabbage as a portion of the ration.
If you would attemiet to feed a cow
nearly an entire ration- of Cabbages
you would be very likely to get ex-
tremely poor vesults because of the
laegbe percentage 01ewater. There
sprinkle of salE added to the we
mash is good for the leirde and 01011,550 an appetizer.
Ducks fatten well on the mash com-
posed of one part 00011 meal and two
parts bran. About five per cent
'of beef scrap end a little tie en
shotila be added to the mash: to bring would base little dry matter ancl.imel
tuutriments in the cabbage that a cow
the best results.:' Green food should
00
" 6.08, dp. 6.45 pra.
0 If
11.18 p.m.
LONDON, EampN & BRUCE DIV.
Going South, at'. 7.88, dp. 7.50 a.n1,-
it 04 01 4,15 13.m.
Cobs North depart' 6.40 p3a.
" 10.30, 11.11 am,
,
be given occaaiorally to help in keep -
leg the digestive system in good
ordm.
In fattening both ducks and geese
the principle is to inergeme the
amount of food consumed and 'reduce
the exorcise. Sanitary oeditions in
the yards and pens aee votm neces-
sary, The profit in fattening either
docks and geese can be determined
by comparing the cost of good quality
corn with the price- that -svill be re-
ceived for .the clacks. Ab the pre5.
ent mice' of feed it requires more
th,an the esual amount of skill to,fale
ten the bird e at a profit, but 'under- hold true with cabbage, hut rest as -
led birds never pay SO it is un- smell that if cabbages are PtePerly
dombtedly beet to give the geese and :fed to dairy cows they will not thy
&elm a certain amount of fattening them up but, on the contrary, 'they
stinielate the flow of milk,
M0166R- 0
ISD M
qr
One Speck of Dill Too Small' to See May Bring Disease to You,
and Your 'Child.'
They are worth every ounth of the wisest love
and utmost care we can , give them, these price-
less little ones from- Heaven,
e• a, By'kelen Johnfien Keyes.
How Much knowledge and wisdom To see one's Child sun." Iroro p
tofll-
go into the making eta good motheri nine poisoning and understand. itsm-an had cleaned ep several tames the
,
-Constantly- I am surprised by dim cause would surely 'cure any mother
amount 6f a year's salary at sehool
covering new things which a good of careles-sness eith left -overs. teaching. Several similar entee-
mother should know and do. The --Yeasts are familiar to lag in kindly
maesed tdgether in great.multi-
e prises - Which he has siece put
ledge, scarcely any skill which eam tudes n.:1 the cakes which make our promptness.
theough-though not With the sant.
I the first -have been
truth is, there is .ecarcely any know_ form,
not he used directly in bringing up bread bgbt) but even they may be- very profitablo.
e
children. ,, . come unwholeeome, whenr' for in- He was ,jed to make his original
stance, theyeterment fruit juices.
Mold unlike bacteria and yeast venture by Chance reading of a mag -
Two strong Mahan went from ,
harrie one summer to visit an aunt. 'Imine article telling Of the extent to
mag -
Two days alter their arrival they Which wealthy neople" even acquiring aeasement to the first„ flour and up US
spores, is Visible and spreads a
were )taleen violently ill with cramps
food it is poisoeine. country. homes for yeamround accu- the 'scaffolds. Good swing .sta,nehiens
e sickly gfeen . danger:signal ovev the
anci vomiting. After a week of ill- It is igedutty ofpavery farm mother . yne , .
since the coming of the auto- make it comfortable for the cows and
nese they recovered, with the help of to control the growth of these organ- mobile has made them independent easier for the men folks. Feed cav-
e doctor, and by following his very of public means of transportation in Mors and litter carriers lessen the
wise counsel to go without toted en- , going to" sired from the city, where tabor neceseary to feed the site&
iems. The difficulty or impossibility .
airelyeforetwenty-four hours and then,
potrolgileetmt'inigiaricalear a5niltfairmausItnableastatceade they spend their bueiness 'hours. The and clean the barn. A drilled well
to begin with the very lightest diet. artiele -insisted that there was a ne.ar-by affords water. Altogether,
After a eveek,•however, one of them tinually:recurring eases of bidiges- general tenslency, though perhaps not it is a good, labor-savIng barn. -E.
and conquered. or we shall have °en-
tail ill again in just the same way.yet manifest everywhere, among -city L. V. .
Ron followed by chronic 'sickliness
The doctor happened.. tobe brothermn-
and occasional unpeceSsary deaths.
law of the aunt and he.quietly made and Food; require to be used up almost at
an investigation of her' kitchen, fer
he had ften been, called ieto this once unless they the, be kept very
o ,
household to cure eases ee ae.e4:me. c..old and-cMiered, me. .
digestion . and ptomaine poisoning. ! keepms
t The utensils used in preparing and
foods. must; be of the kind
couldn't eat enough to proeluce a goo .
flew of milk for .any consideroble.
length of One. That, I imagine, 'is
the reason why some people have had
poor results with cabbage. You, get
the same results with beet tops. Teo...
pie li'arvest their „beets and then
they Waal the -caws bite the beet .field
and if there are nlenty Of heet imps
they think they don't need hay or
grain, but toy make a sad mistake.
it.would be intich.better to haul the
beet tops no and bleed a small feed in
the morning. tegether with hay :and -
pain end the same principle will
The YoKillop Miitual
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• Clinton
News - Record
CLINTON, ONTARIC.
Tams of eubscription-$1.50 per year,
in advance to Canadian addressee;
countries. No paper disconlanued up' ice this .winter. Almost any kind
The main thing is to provide drain-
ege , at the bottom, sawdust Protec-
tion all round, anti ventilation above.
_mem
Seed corn selected at heeking tirpo
, ,
Should be stoed where it will thor-
oughly 'dry. out before winter. The
Before veey bong he foend t 8 ex-, which eontain no meanetary
planetien of them in,any illnessese, and crevice§ where crambslendarroPipcas legessotti:" is
There were saucers Of left -overs which may lodge and grow old; breeding emsed, itnwrlubreriearnswered personally ff stamped. addressed 'envelop: (8 000'
of general Interns
had been standing uneovered evident-mpo. -. e . . will not prescrtbe for individual cases or mahoddlAgalasilja
ly for mere thoigieventylfour hours; ' ISIM'S. Tit . inum-bottle with. the Address Dr. Andrew IT. Currier. eare et, Wilebn Publishing Co., 7
. • . .. .
' wide Mouth might to be the model for iu West, Tercet°.
Measures for thy -
Diseases.
Infecileus',prevalent. Menthol, euoalyptol, thy-
mol, lysol, boric tread, carbolic: aeirl,
-salicylic acid and many other anti- -
Armed with the fans in regard to
septies me available and should' be
the nature of infectidus- diseases we
used freely -especially in' the preseatee
are in a position to eliminate theneto of such epidemics as we ere now .e011 -
a eertain extent:" This roust come
fronted with. Children should be
of the -
i- taught the diginfectidn- nose
about, first by keeping the body n
so (Inc a conditionfor its, daily everk
and mouth from their earliest Years
,that it *ill be 'able to offer success- and if thie habit is carried through
ful resistance to the great army of
life ib will- not only make life more
disease germs ever lying in wait to
comfoetable • but in many cases, i0.
eattath it. 'A goodengineer never
will greatly prolong it. ..
queetions and Answers.
X -1 --.My twelve year old daughter
,has symptoms of goitre. Could you
suggast something which will keep it
he finds them he remedies them t.M. from enlerging? -
COOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX
Ely Andros./ i? currier. iii,p
pr. Currier win antiwar an Mom] letters protainIng to Health. yorce
'illI be d through these columns;
yesterdayai milk was beginning. -to
sour in the. pantry; a loaf of bread
which had not leen put away in at
air -tight box was coabed with mold. dresses and wash them so frequent:Is.
that they are clean. Her hands and
The doctor'e imagination pictured a nails must be spotlees when she cooks
dish of scalloped fish .inade !torn same and even so, should not be used as
scraps of canned salmon last -osiers, toasting impltments. Our mouth el -
some inside cuts of that moldy loaf, ways contaia the germs of &hates
plus the souringemilk. . In his fancy
he saw every oho »of -the family ill which most of -f.the mine eame, te
develop their deadly .pbssibilities
altar that feast and behig a man Ni4thin us Secaus,e certain emative
.who believed in preventing illneas, if forme are at NVork ia otiv bodies cle-
he had a chance, hietead of wilting stroying,their power; but transferred
for it to develop and then curing it, from. onn mouths into food and thee'
he took the left -overs end the milk inte other people's stomachs, they
and the bread ancl pitched them out may produce the disease bf which
into the place whore such things be- they are' seede the enrative, forces
,...... a " being absent or weak in th.e systoles
Store thein'in boxes or bareeks in a long.
deo' .of thee° May disease-earrYing.„should be rigorously kept' out of tho
' Now this artiele 1 not intended to of the, victims who eat than.
, ...
Rats, mice and even pot animals
.
discourage. thrift, it is just a remin-
dry place until mwieg, wrhan they organisms, bacte.ria, yeetets and molds, a
ki 'then. They, are carriers, of mlia-
slionid be spread oyer the garden for _which develop- fit foods.tif theee sired ettso germs, , . ,,
elexpesed to elew heat, tameness au Se much has been mild and written
their high fortiliein .. value
all znilk-containeralm
The house:wife ahould. .evear tub
Save Wood Ashes..
-Save the ethos- from wood fires,
about the nasty fry, its foul habits
t au. When foods "spoil ' bacteria
yeast or. molds aro spoiling them. and its pewee to infect the food and
'these are demdreclim.of Varieties of the be -dies of the babies, children, and
battera, many of which ,are useful, growneups on whieh it alights that
5elit)ccealkinnegeorbaours; Iii)foei,801•1-0IusaibilacticirClii17
ilia is a good mother who duce not screen
oue may indeed say that no woman
which breed in -foods, dust end dirt, them out of bar houee and ese every
atid whieli cause more death, among method of driving them from .the
children ,and among 31000n-035 rmighborhooa end „from 'her children.
the ehildren need, than hue ler been They are the great carriene of .typ-
tItlietsoonbareecbagericla., ...nitg.wictiitseemittgeetitystucuolvoevf 1001/1.
811000
le not dangerous in itself, it
they le dangerous because in it grow death-,
itilamychetahtle. ofp0aw.cpu,41)1eibittittlhge (1.tens?0,1, ation clawing obitaeria: A ,rdothqr must
it families. robbiCtg parents of knew how to swe.ep go MI to collet
children el.didrou of parents. I the dust and destrov'ai, not Merely
Milk rapidly develope greet eel- to Scatter at, ghil must diligently
onie ri bacteria as soon ail 1 18 'OA ',scrub floore nail comities with soap
eisaliaine in a imam dondition. That and --water . and expose her
108 WIN 1 :1:81M; th111 When Why's bOt" 8801110, partieularly her kitelfen and
direet gunfight
110 111114 been, W.P.r.led for a foe:ling pantriee, 10 brigata
what is left ie it -meet 1. 'Ventre Allot food has bean eleetray peeper-
$2.00 to the or other foreign EvdrY farroor should Pion to Put
.until -all arrears aro paid unless at 'of a house will serve for the perpeee.
the option of the publisher. e
, date to -which ovefy slibscription is
paid is denoted on the label.
Advertleing rates -Transient mister-
tisements, 10 cente per nonpareil
lint; for first insertion mind 5 cents
per line for each subsemient Inger.
tiore Small adametisements not to ears shorad eet touchmeth ribber due-
eacceed one'inch, such as -"Lost," ing tho (Trying Process. e The ears
eta, insert- ,can euspentleq. in a well emetileted
"StraYed," of "Stolen,"
ed once for 35 cents, and each siibse» shed or Maio. seea corn _that 18
talent insertion 10 cents.
Communications intended .1 or publimae
tion must, as a guarantee 0.11 good
faith, be ow:invented by the name of
M. la. ,GLAEH,
"Proprietor.
Head office,. Scafortla, Ont,
DIRECTORY
Preeldent, ja.'pes Connolly, Godorich;
Vice., James Evans, Decchwood;
Sec,-Treesure;', 'Thos. E. ilaya, Sea -
forth.
Directors; George AlcCartney,
brill; 11 MeGvegor, Seaforth; 3,
0, Grieve, Walton; Wm. Ebn,Son.
forth; 13,3 McEoven3 ClMton; Robort
Ilarlock; aohn Dennevrelri
DroclitagP.n; jos, Connolly, Coderieh,
_Age08011 Alex Leitch, Clinton' 3', W.
,T00, FiblOideY, Bea:1;404110
NV, Chesney, algaiondvilial It, 0, 3ar,
untidt, Drodhagen „
tu Ile paid In inaY ha
void to Iiloorlsh Plothir.g Co., Olinton,
or at 0u18's Grocery, aoclortoli,
Parties dog,101...3 to tffect insurance
transact other blisiness.461.11 be
paellIPUY diteded 1)3 application to
fat',7 of the above officers addressed to
their rosphetive post office, tosses
tpsimetodhP the director sv108) 11tp4
483380181.11e Om& -
Nearly eve Ty one
ripping, tootisotenasthes
et tones, Mcorderna fors-
soh-sjussishuyEr dim it
filieer not tort'a .016'r0!
C h h ar I al h 't4
tautelt sx.draveeTableiti,
rel vat the etemenh entl bevels vinlit.
, All ( reeeestreetre or iyme If:ma
"Oluitalesetitie Meade* Ceie. Taranto
'
theronghly dry will not bminytered by
freezing.
'When 7. 888 a farm p013001 soli
know ;just how the farmer looks.
When I. see a ceveless, shiftless, im-
provident Lamer in town I eaamtell
that the ail on his farre is pocaThe
ie surely it poor soil farmer, The
thrifty, enterprising farmer, who
steps 11v21,, and \vast:08 2(0 time, 8001bo counted" 811 OA t geedseil 'farmer,
mei the .eoil of hie fermewill be fond
to,"bo good. Naturally, ail' 11)112' bs
good or bad, 'but fillally it will be
whatever it iS made by what 7. ,nll a
Pad S011, 01' pOor Soh fernier.
The fernier who 'succeeds theebeet
dim the ever will be the orte wiao leas
the-anost divereffied retioureeelotham
front, 'and the sinal Stock of the
farin-thogs, sheep and perary-will
count fax more than ever before.
away, et kept fee' lam next feeding
Many a fetid C•ri, hi of diarrhoea ha;
i..s.7.1ted from t112 practice 12 warm-
• ,),,m's bottle t,•01' to or mom, This
of .cow:!•r,tdoel at. refor to lvarpou; .,obuilag; bo the table. Moat bao er
• ,."ter pett;rizatier) • ree 488 them:val.:None the hand8. to the
eveairs which. hag Melted inbo a wenn
fluid tied is thenrefiezen is •Vety
datrevoue, for freeeing does not hill
bacterial it only Checks their' farther
development. litany opidentirm of
indigestion wilichhave sWept .through
-village% after .1. party or picnic have
been duo to the feet that the: leo
cream onion Wag refrozen in this Way.
Moe lfacteria dc'velon hi meat,' fish
• and l'a 011110011 300,11 Whieli are allow.
od too,stand in 1110 erns nf. tor they
1000 030n0(1..„: 13 111 11.1.0 111001041108,.
overloolcs the requirereents of..his =A-
chille, he gives it pure wafer, good
coat, good draught; he keeps it clean
and well oiled, he is constantly on
the look -out for weak spots end when
ed Q.nd served it must be cleanly eat-
en. Children should, bo obliged el-
-ways to wash thekr bands and to
scrub and clean their nails before
once, if he cam In this way he gets 2 -Are acid fruits, including tenni-
the maxinrom of eflicieney from his
engine. Precisely in the same irisl,
if eile woold 10003 off disease he must
have propels food, exercise., . eleep,
clothing., recreatielle enel everything
else -which will enable his plysiciii
organism to work emoothly. There
aye also extra precautions whith he
might take but in the majority of
caees does not. He can take bettor
cave of his akin, which is one of the
avenue& for the elnainatioa of pea -
sons, by mere teequent end thorough ipecac and a few others, are useful in
bathing an:a scrubbing, especially tite treatment of biliousness, but ono
Toolab and thus ,eaten. ,Ohildrou put
their 'hands withceit dainty icruple,
in and on everything. Dirt crowds
under their nails anci nitty contain
bacteria, which lodging on their food
and passinOnto their digestive tracts
aro lildgy Ito cause cramps, nausea
and all the symptoms of indigestion.
A' child-speoittlist once said, to me
that 'if all children in Canada Wen,
forced td wash their faces, hands and
rtuilS before eating ,there would be a
truly tall in the death 140113.
toes, useanlefor one who is bilious?
Answer -1-1f your child has goi-
tre, the proper thing would be to
place her ender the cart of a physi-
cian who understeade the treatment.
of that disease. 1.1 you care to read
my article on goitre, Sand damned,
self-atichmseeci envelope and ,you evill
receive it.
2-I do not know that the acid
fruits have any partieulae telition to
11111mm:ea. Deems, like mercury and
withwarm water and plenty of soap.
lie e,an be more partieular about the
nof his amweland bladder
should take them under the drrection
of a physician.
funetios
0 E. am told that if two
whith are identically as Important to cakes of yeast are .eaten each day ,,,or
his Well-being es sewers to a city. several inonths„ it willcause rearm -
lie can accustom himself to deep ticm of enlarged glandand will also
'breathing, flooding Ins blood 01100011-1 increase the veight. What is gem
with .oxygen aed getting rid of pots, opiniou as to this?
°laths earbon'emnpountle. It is' from .AneWer-My.'opinion woulel be that
the want -of this. Vital oaygme that eo it wotild he an endesivahlo for of
,many people -ate dying eteglay of treatment; .aedthe coxistant Mermen-
Vettnemeds, Furthemnore if it is talion and gas which it would pro -
true that $errna 000 so omnipresent duce in-the..Stomach, wallet be most
and 120 malevolent, so abundant in the annoying and uneorefortable.
,ntently• and nose and so prone, to mi.- Inn troubled with corns.
'grate from this besato the parts. of Will yeti kimity Weems me in reamed .."1110-,'"
the body which ere more vulnerable, bo their care end cause./
the neglect is inexcusable if they are Auswer•-it you will send stumped,
not destroyed before they hisece had self-addralsed .envelope. I will ,a -end
II n opportunity to accumulate and you My article -on cans.
meVe 013. 1:11 Othaf words the daily 'ID, Se-ialy baby jo 18 months old,
"toiletet the mouth and nose with itas hiccoughs everyday. Seems
Miltable Mirs,ys, atomizers andinouth bright and well otherwise. Please
washes is its, important ,88, is even toll me what I can do for him.
more important than .bbs use et the • Answer -It the • phrente nave.
000
With brush.- 'fleed ,aterainers aro slightly compressed,. it will =tally
Musy to gat Wad there 1480 many dom. sten hiccough, This -nerve pOSSOS
h1101.t10118 af antiseetics whieh will Aimee 01 piiher •sido of the1101010, nua
eigiciently disinfect the norm! olr AS' (11111 l cr..tnpreaSedby passing ilio.
sages, destroy gams mid prevent fingvr:; but 'firmly, along each
much of the sletmcss -which IS 'tow so Ale (.1. 1. be eeek,.