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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1909-02-26, Page 6SHEEP FILSBANDRY. A. Helpful Bulletin blued by the Da mini13n Cove .ntuefit. A timely bulletin entitled "Sheep ift::baticiry in Canada," by Mr. J. B. 1Sp neer, B• t+. -1.., has been issued by the :Mee Stoc's Branch at Ottawa. Mr. spencer ha, taken up the task. from peaetieallee all the elandpoints that con - teem the sheep raiser in whatei'er pro - vistas, he /nay dwell. After describing tr.'• ideal mutton sheep he gives a brief, theetuglt comprehensive, history and des- sxiption of ele'reu of the popular tn.naeds. Next he covers in a practical way the establishing of a commercial ia'eeding flock, Mutton production as a Weekly specialized industry, is dealt with by reviewing the methods iu vogue ea Great Britain. Nor does the treat- xatrat of the subject stop when the ani - 'mall is fattened for it is followed right tieseugh the butchering and curing pro- ct tess,s until the joint is ready for the r:: xk.. Then coque sections on handling, eleesping, wether'ing, feeds and feeding, i`;cearsing, weed destroying, enemies, etc., ratte:lr subject exhaustively treated accord - iris,' to the practice of the most success- ful shepherds. As a practical home &vater book for the flock/nester this week will undoubtedly become a helpful e.�Ceu+dby. A review of the wool indus- tlea coneh/dee the text of the work of =ere than 135 pages of reading mat- ter, illustrated by some sixty beautiful p:a& e illustrations printed in sepia and • ' tz.mber of line drawings. This attrac- t:eve-, comprehensive and practical "13u1- le:lla, No. 12 of the Live Stock Branch" it ready for free distribution to all those eseerested in the sheep or its product's ergo -care to apply for it to 3, G. Rubles asrtard, Live Stock Commissioner, Ot- tawa. ASTHMA Mrs. Farnct'ei, of Ctementsport, N.S., Suitered Alt Her Lilo From Asthma, But Was Permaneintly Cured by CatarrboxoreAfter Alt Other Means Failed. Mr. Parndel gives the following state- ment of her ease for the benefit of oth- ers who are suffering from asthma, and hopes that many will follow her example •and use Caterrhozone, "1 ant now in my eightieth year, and cannot recall the time when i was free from the asthma. I had always a shocking cough, feverishness, spasms, difficulty in breathing, headache and nausea, My druggist advised Catarrh - ozone one day, autl 1 bought a large outfit. it gave relief in fire minutes, and helped me very m.ueh in one day. "1 inhaled C:atarrltozone ten minutes every hoar, and by the time two bottles were used 1 was entirely cured. T am as free now from asthma as if T never had it. My perfect recovery is due en- tirely to Catarrhozone. 1 prize my Cat- arrhoeone inhaler next to life it elf." SAVED BABY'S LIFE. Mrs- T. Osborn, Norton dills• '11't,, err -s: "I have no haaital- ei' '`,ion in esying that Bahy'e Own Tablets saved my baby's life ▪ sand 1 cannel any enough in e ▪ ;raise of this mt'dieinc, He ..,,, was so weak and sickly that he 4 .00k no notice of anything, and. •••• ▪ eriedso much that 1 was worn es out caring for him. After giv- ing slim the Tablets: • there was a as great change, and he is now • a bright-eyed, laughing baby, the ▪ pride of our borne." Baby's Own « Tablets cure all stontnelt and bowel troubles, break up colds, {destroy worms and keep little s ones healthy and happy. Sold 'x' if medicine dealers or by mail ,at 25 cents a box, from the ler. ' 'Wilifaans' h1.edicine Co., Brock- villas Ont. f, ese seles-a*4-+,-aa e-e-e-e-so-o=a-o-o-'a-n''"'- -se • DISCIPLARLI.N. tics Robson was most •popular with the eats and young unmarried members of 'Can- rriile's school board. They did not pro- •eln:axase to have any change of teachers In Dis- c-_.tt Number Throe. •"Do you think Miss Hobson pays quite eamIgh attention to discipline?" suggested 0,4A of the elderly, married school-conl.lttittee- n ge ons day. • -Discipline,Why. of ,course she pays a oemat deal of attention to It," asserted Ed. lev.rter, pastil:'. -"We never had anybody else begin to pay as much," said henry Lalte. • Why, one aa:ierneon I was in there at Number Three, r,cnd Bliss Hobson spent the -whole Niue -every a .nute of 11.—preserving order in that school- sea."—Youth's Companion. 1 1 Washington, D. C. and Return, via Philadelphia. Prom Suspension Bridge, Friday, , w::eruary 19th, via Lehigh 'Valley R. it. _ffstets good ten days. Particulars, 54 ing street east, Toronto, Ont. Catarrhozone Relieves at Once ---- Prevents and .Curses Quickly. For the nose, throat, lungs and bron- chial tabes, Catarrhozone is unrivalled. Try it yonree!f--both pleasant and safe. Two menthe' treatment guaranteed. to ease; price $1; nnedium size, 50 cents; small trial size. 2.5 cents, at all dealers, or N. C. Poison et C'o., :Hartford, C'onn,, and Kingston, Ont. Too Light a Sentence, That Beerbohm Tree, the player, has a caustic wit is evidenced by alt incident wherein he and an unknown playwright figured. '1110 writer had obtained permission to read his offering to free, The actor evinced no groat degree of e11thIlSiaSStl either during or after the reading; but. he did take the' manuscript, .upon which he scribbled hastily a few suggestions for its .bei'terment. "See here, Mr. Tree," was the indig- nant ejaculation of the ambitious play- wright, "It's hardly fair of you to dis- pose of my work in this summary and nonchalant fashion, I'd have you know that this play cost me a year's hard labor." "Soo" queried Tree. "My dear fellow, any impartial' judge would give you at least five! Harper's Weekly. English a Hard Language. "Leesten!" said the perplexed French- man. "When, you give a sing, you can- not keep 'emu! So?" "So," said the English instructor. "But when a holies' man gives 'ees 'word, 'ee keep 'cern. So?" "So," said the instructor. "But when 'ee give 'ees word, 'ow can 'ee keep sewn.? Does 'ee take 'seem back?" "No," said the instructor, "But if 'ee keeps 'ees word. 'ee does not give 'emit!" "Oh, fest If he does not- keep his word he is not an honest loan." "Ah, 1 beegeen to see! '.wing given 'ees word and not taken 'eem back, 'ee keep seem aft ze while?" "That's it!" "Oh, lo, la, la! \Vhat a language eez ze Englishe."-Democratic Telegram - GOOD CAUSE. Kind Mane You look discouraged, my son. Dear Eye Mike—Aw 1 certainly.'. I've thrown ten snowballs at ten hats and only hit eight of thein. _ FREEU 'l;iiOM GANDA DIAMOND GOLD SHELL RING for selling only 51-2 dozen �,iiJi/.� Uold Point lnkless Ions at 5.1. each. These gena write a beautiful color by simply dip- ping iu water. Write today and we will send pens and big prenritun list. in a short time you can Win this "Electric Sparkler" and also an elegant chain. QUEEN CITY SUPPLY CO , Dept.,,,, Toronto, Ont. Color Blindness. 'Robins' Winter Nest. Ti: is a rare oecurrence for robins to e found sitting at the end of Decem- ;ear; yet this can now be seen at 'Vine tdSunels, Overton, Hampshire. The rob- ee leave chosen for their nesting place PILES CURED AT UDA E BY NEW ABSOPPT1U METHOD If you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding Piles, settd me your address, and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment; and will aleo send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality if requested. Inunediate relief and per- manent cure assured, Send no money, but tell others of this offer. Write to- day to Mrs. M. Saituners, Bos P. 5, Windsor, Ont. ' JUST T1-UNK I With half tlee labor, and at half the cost of other soap, Sunlight does the whole washing In Ralf tho time, yet without injtaring the most delicate fabric, ISSUE Ni0. 8, L909 HELP WANTED. rill RAVIOLL•RRS W N ]IDD. I SEEL ril to consumers at wholesale rate1, Nothing better than a route of regular cus- tomers. Alfred Tyler, 'Loudon, Ont, L WANT BELI,1.BLWOKEN', ALL over Canada to work for us during their spare hours, selling our hIgh grade. Perfumes. Toilet Requisites,Teas, 00111Os, leas - ale. No eork lrad remunerative. The HomSpeaaattes Co., Tramby Avenue, Toronto, Onnada. FARMS TO `TOCIC FARM FOR RENT—A. FINE STOOK 17 farm of 125 acres, five miles nor se London. on Proof Line road; grand oppotu ity for right party, 13nquire Wm. $ifton, Arra P. 0., Ont, FOR SALIN. aa2 rp IN SHOP FOR SA7�HI—R1!2TIRINC Olt account of age; best place in all 'Cane ada for good ,plumber and tinder. Vlvlarr Vance, Essex. Ont. Trying to Shake Him Off. Mrs. G-ritnshaw (while the visitor is removing his W1'aps)—'What did yott bring that matt out here to dimer for, when the house is all torn up and full of the smell of paint? Besides, ybu've told me a thousand times that he's a bore and you. don't like him! Mr. Grimshaw—I know it, ln3' dear. That's why I brought eine—Chicago Tri- bune. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. Queer Sleeping Places. One of our large, wild altimale that sleep through the winetr is the badger. His burrow extends a considerable dis- tance and winds about as if rim occu- pant meant 'to make it as difficult an possible for his enemies to storm hie fortress. \Sites clic winter conies he bars the flours sty closing the entrant's with soil, which not only makes hie dwelling all the more suture, hilt help, to keep out the cold. Then he retiree to the farthest corner and voila himself ep on a nii•e, soft bed of wet I -dried grass. Sometimes the badger will occupy a -foe earth," which for some reason. has hewn deserted by Reynard. The squirrel also oes to sleep in his cosy neat among the trees, though he wakens occasionally to have a feed of nuts which he has stored in an. out-of-the-way corner known only to himself. Twain•'s Reputation. Mark Twain was talking about the famous robbery in his beautiful coun- try house, says the Boston Herald. "Had I been livin;, in Hartford," he said whimsically, `some of my Hartford f ` "Would certainly have accused I •Ming 'myself. They have a poor opinion of nee in that town. "Marshall fewett„ the ex -Governor, used to' take up the collection in our Ilartford church.' They frett8d.never aaasked ed me to,. take it up. deal oyer this matter, " 'See here, J•ewett,' 1 said one day, 'they „let you take up the collection every Sunday, but they would never co1it" Forty men and four waruten per thousand are either wholly unable to • perceive certain colors, or can reoog- nize them only with difficulty. The defect may be hereditary and cause so little trouble as to peas undetect- I ed for seventy years. All attempts to overcome color blindness by educat- ing the color sense have failed. There are three theories of color vision, all of which, based on the workings of the sensitive fibrils of the inner eye, are discussed by John 1'z' From Trains to Stockings. Front the gigantic task of hauling freight and passenger trams over the A disused railway eerriage at the ken- electrified branch of the Canadian Pa- ,.,.rG where the nten 'r,inally clean their I chic the Aroostook Trails, in Maine, etethee, a process which seems to inter - ".1 tut 1001,04 /IAA a tlittle. One of the windows of the carriage is Broken, and th};ougit this the birds ob- t'n;&n iugress and egress. Their nest, iu Which are three eggs, is in a crevice in irnaf of the carriage.—From the London Standard. performs such little chores as knit- ting etockings, The falls has recent- ly been harnessed to drive electric generators which supply current to the railroad and to the knitting mills of the vicinity. An electrically oper- ated machine will knit a stocking in less than two minutes, let me 'Oh, yes, they would,' said Jewett —"that is, with a bell punch, like the lime car conductors use." THE "CHAMPION" OAS and SASOLPIE ENGINEs it must give satis- faction• or you dan'I pay Car. it. SOLD Orli TtllAiL Is the only Gasoline Engine that you. can try before you buy. I know what the ` Obam p1021" will do, and I want you to be fully satisfied is low. IFull before pera ulars fes. The Wm. ddl9tespiu , D.ept.. os „ S•kt Front St. East, Tot:onto The pubiieher of the best. 1'arnler'a paper in the Metrithne Provinces in writ- ing to us states: I would 503' that I do not know of a medicine that has stood the test of time like 11IAiAR1",''S L1NIKENT, It has been an unfailing remedy 111 our house- hold ever since I can remember, and has outlived dozens of would-be eornpeltitors and imitators." Writer for Weekly Price Lints, Shipments; Sellettere . JOHN H ILP AM - TORONTO, ONT. oa tetteteeziereut d:,n". taMa asollelia leers ,4aeaelees S i FileMe"u Li S>` eesliali 1P ': plimszawammaganguszossoreamizzimm-zwataw. TIME FA°R5yE ,fes t ee „; Haat aa as > Sphinx!" .1 ' TILT MOST PERFECT MAW FS YOU EVER STRUCK *Iran everratere in Crtizade, mato for Edd,,'itt Matcbei ,W.':O, ,,.,, J.,.t,•`'i :.•,,'-•, r',i.',, LAND WANTED. x,460.0 i; CASH PAID FOR South African.Volunteer Land Warrants If substitute papers properly executed. Make sit;+ht draft with papers attached. First National Realty Co. Winnipeg, Man. 1'eterence--Merchants' Bank. • Recently Incapacitated. There was some deficiency In the early education of rare. Donahue, but she nov,er mentioned them or admitted their existence. "Will xist - "Will you slga your nmtne here?" said •the youaQ lawyer whom Mrs. Donahue had asked to draw up a deed transferring a parcel of land to her daughter. 'You sign 1t youreilt an' I'll make me marrk." said the old woman, quickly. "State ;sue eras gave out, 'I'm not able to write a wurrd, young man." "Slow do you spell it?" he asked, pen poised above the proper apace. Spell it whatever way you place," said :are. Donahue, recklessly. "Since I loot me teeth there's not a wurrd; in the wurrld 1 can spell."—Youth's Companion. Origin of Dominoes. The origin of dominoes has been attrib- uted variously to the Greeks, the Chis.:.. eau and •sews, but a Paris contemporary has discovered that the ever popular iname owes its invention to the Benedic- tines of Mont C'assin. Iwo or the ordc_ were sent into lengthy retreat, and they hit upon a method of whiling away Lhe spare time without infringing the r11L:s of silence by playing with square stones Iupon which varit us dots were ma,"{ed. While perfec:,in.g themselves they twriect- ed or nether e'r1e:v'etl the game, and were accustomed to frequently, repeat when playing in the et ening Psalms (rout Ves- pers, especially the first, thee is P80 lin cix., which begins "llixit Dominus Dom- ino mea" When the retreat was over the game was soon known in the convent. Then its faire spread to the village and beyond. The verse was reduced to one word, "Domino," hence the name ark we have received it.. ---Front the London Globe, idLai 1K east ,;q• Cnnrntpteesl1oP 20 years FREE torsot.ting4do enCo- ballt Gold Inkiess Pans at uo. cash. These pens write a beautiful color by simply dip- ping in water. 210 ink re- quirod. Write to-day.4 Wo trust reit with the pens, sell them and returathie money and win this little beauty i alslit lF nl,shed Watch ilea so a lovely Toa Set Free ODBALT(OL®PE S°. Dopt tie He "Thinked•" Right. Prof. George Porter, prineipal of the 1Tallsville Schools, has continually told the pupils that they should. think twice before they speak. One cold. morning last week Prof. Porter backed up. to the stove after having given. expression It. his famous adage, when a little boy o the front seat, after having been geveu s permission to talk, .said: �� "Prof. Porter, I've thinked- once. "Think again," he replied. "I've thinked twice;" said the young- ster. "Then speak." "Yes, sir. I thinked your coat tail M inard's VIRTUE A NECESSITY. "There in one thing for which man- kind, 1 think, deserves credit." "What might that be," "When you think of all the liars we have, there has never beep. one who claimed positively that he had seen the North Pole. NO DOUBT. - "It is eald that King Edward emoetes cigars costing two dollars apiece." s samse even the air.' —Louisville gets Courier Christ- mas aro pretty Journal. and a resident of America's Katy. aged 1, seat of culture,ran to her father one mora - lea ex'claimin'g: - ,; "rather, Brother Howard wore, Jessie—Why are you gazing so eatu estly at the dancers in the ball room?" Berrie--I'nt wondering if .ib's in the winter or suiftmer that one .gets to see the most of ,you girls? -1 ansae City Journal. • 4+w Liniment Cures Colds, etc. was a scorchfn'; now i' Bunk 1t Is ablaze," replied the obedient urchin. -- Belleville (Mo.) News. A Womaf7s Sympathy Are you discouraged? Is your' doctor's bill a heavy financial load? Is your pain a heavy physical burden? I know what these mean to delicate women—1 have been discouraged, too; but learned how to cure myself. I want to relieve your bur - doctor's Why Iend canthe do painthandostop the yea and will 1f you wile assist me. All you need do is to write for a free box of the remedy which has been placed in my hands to be given away. Perhaps this one box will cure you—it bas done so for others. If so, I Khali be happy and postaggelstamp). Your letterset ldt onfl dentially. Write to -day for my free treat- ment. MRS. F. E CURBAH, Windsor, Ont. Things That Went Wrong. A visitor in. a suburban printing office had accidentally soiled hie hands with printer's ink and has washed them, "Where is your towel?" he asked. "Behind that door," ansrwered the editor, in a faint voice. The visitor looked behind the door and found the towel, It was perfects? clean. • Minard's Liniment MCures�Garget in Cows. His Helpmate. "You are always trying to throw' cold water on my literary ambitions,' growl- ed the aspiring author. "You say it doesn't pay. Look at Charles Dickens, will you? He left a fortune of $400,000, all earned with his pen." "1 know it, dear," said his wife, car- essing him; "but don't you remember. that Aladdin could make more than that in five minutes by simply rubbing an old lamp? I'd so much rather you'd do something of that kind, Will!" M inard's Liniment Cures Distemper. A Time Limit. A New Engiaud man tells of au elder- ly citizen in it New Hampshire town who long bore the reputatietl of being the meanest Inav in the country. This old chap was proprietor of a hotel, the rules whereof required that everything should be kept under lock and key, the result of whieh was that no hanger-on could get his hands on a ,newspaper, a bit of hotel stationery, a free wash, or, in fact, anything free at all. To cap the climax, the old elan one day came in. and posted the following notice above the only clock in. the place: "This, clock for nee of hotel. guests only. "-1Tarpe?''s 'ekk1y. Didn't R41oan lt, perhaps,. Aunt Ann slack Cori1C back oil tt visit. "Don't you keep any eats Irow, Bes- sie ?" she asked. "No, a .untie," Said her little niece. "W e liaVen'b had a eat in the house since you went away." COLD WEATHER FABLE. Once a smart hare met a wlstt fox, "II -r -r -re chattered the hare. "What's the trouble, my friend?" queried theh +•Why, thls weather is tereibie. I am at• most fozen, The wise lox winked up it the eroW in the tree. 1n that case, my fries t," he crualrlee, "r think .you will find It warmer inside than it is outside. Without turthor ceremony be swallowed blw hare. Moral It is not always a solo policy to assasassa eonlnlaitt of the wc4+be:.