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I - � i &IIIII&I0413 IN 11 � culture is considered as at v. disadvan- 1 haI inquired h jaunty krasshopper of a I I .1 -
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- ARM FOR SALE OR TO, RENT. -For sale or to . , ' gv_t_ _.=t �� ' tpotatobug, atthe same � -
.� �1� . concession 4 � H RL S., Tuckerswith, � "I I I tv .— . ,ith that of the I round, corpulen . I
- , F rent, lot 3, _A� -0 I tage when -compared w time picking his - � 11
I cres. For Gt&r ticuiars apply ILLITMAIT'S I - .. I i teeth Nvith a rye s.;aw. I
1S conIgning 100 a, � , are :
mommumrmw . south and west. On this point tbcrr. 1k -
M 11 a a � to ROBERT CHARTERS. ,,,.,,dv?11a11r. 1349-t f *Q I I PROFITABLE CROP FEEDING. "Nothing extra," replied tho potato �
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U tI � — I I bug. "We did quite a lair business in
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- sk .-bavid Hill, Staffa P. O., - 4_1%il t,,%Vul pay E-vevy corrected and many false Doti
� . ft � . 1_`t`Tq0)cK FOR §2�L`E- 4 eALI L t Fundamental Principles I Minnesota tilis year, but didn't play to � . I .
0 Breeder of Thoroughbred Durham Cattle s%nd should be cleared away. . .
- Berkshire Pip. young stooR of both eex for sale. - H PURE . RICH t I Rtader to Bear In AlInd. I very big houses in Dakota. How is busi- . _ In - �
-, I - I - I 1864-t . SV4EET RARE . LJ As a rule, it is considered poor policy Facts gathered from official . sources P ness with you?" 'i;� I % -_ - . i
light ar'd cool - i vision � �u to 'grow any kind of a crop without will show the fallacy of the popular cry -Worst season I ever struck in my life, . -1 - . � -
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oner, of Huron, Con- (h LASTING PUNGENT �ttttI against eastern f -arming, and thougb so far," said the grasshopper gloomily. .
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� J - or feeding. There are cases, how- for I nfantg and Children
. LarI and Insurance Agent. Funds prop . I ,,We tried to worry the corn crop around . . .
� voyancer, 0\15c_ G\It�-)/� . comparisons are said to be odious Davis, I- . I �
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I nvested and to Loan. � oflice-over Sharp & Pq - -,F7 �d�jT _1� - ever, 11 ( I - I . - �. I I
I � .� If store, Main street, S,6aforth. 1289 ' , I where the manure supply 19 scant n ing tho farm, doeE Salt Lake and In the �outhcrn part of I I i
.. Uvens' I I . I � �Lj and cannot we'll be replenished. What Oregon, but we all lost 1110ney by iu. The 71 1
w - - - _71 . -------------- �_ r P4 � - ' not hesitate to make them in his effort lazed before -we fairly RMIM " obsermflon of Castoris -with -the patronage of -
- -_ ,L FOR SALE. -For sale, a thoroughbred 11 0 to prove that f arming in New Di ngland fact is, corn was 9 .ye"s :
I � . I ,I RIDA shall we do with the amount at our-dis- ot down to w - We are going to 'hout guess . I
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rices .", BuLhorthora Bull, twelve months old, dark P; IF "I 9 ork, play X011110ni Of Pe si parmit..us to speak,of it wit � . .
I , . lot 23, concession 6, 1 problem with many . pays. It is made to appear that the -t _rxon _ _
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.1 . j�jiVop. JAS. COWAN,"peaforthP.O. 1369-tf . statistics of production show that foi . A
., I farmers. With a -view to assist in solv- season, and you can just bet your nippers tho'best remedy for Infants and childr4m � I
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� __ I WATEW �1 ing this problem, T. Greiner hast e fol- the labor employed no section of the we will whoop things up In Iowa and Children like It It I - __ I
11 � ULLS FOR SALEFo� sale, three thoroughbred ph .
I Durham Bull calves, 4rom 9 to 12 months old, P4 1 - excepting only three of the Illinois. Y) the world h" ever known. It is harlulest- �1_
B STILL HOLDS THE FIRST PLACE �t lowi.ng to say in his book, "Practical country . ?
I - Mr. D. D. Wilson's imported bull, "Prime " middle r er not re- "The cinch bug combinations appear to W�
I - -_ 'red b� � a little IN POPULAR FAVOR. BEWARE OF _ Farm Chemistry: " states enjoys a la g this season" said ][t -will 9sve their lives. In It Mothers have -
. � I a"n dter� All ,of them ard, of red color, with . I have done well the pota- gives 4hem health- I �� 11 �
ts, Del i - Mi i 1 11 are i 4vice. Apply on Lot 13, foods turn- afe and practically perfoct a* a' -
alnes, wh te. " Is, I IMITATIONS. ,� . The same quantity of plant
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. I - . J011cession 4,'H. R. S., Tuqkeramith, or to Egm..d_ ____ It is contended that proximity to nu. to bug quietly. 901utely__!! - - �
� -_ 1 1377 needed for the production of 30 bushels
flillinery. - I � yflle P. O. WM. CARNOC�a�. fields of wheat in :Kansas."
. � . . I __ . I of wheat would be sufficient for that of merous markets compens es for lowei "Yes; Ahat's true," T�plled the grass- child'o medicine., - . -
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��hi3rt Sheets, C;tc.. � ---- "I � horn bulls fit for service. Also a number of 165 bushels of - potatoes or 45 bushels natural fertility. Contiguity -to the sea. hopper, "The cinch family are good - Castoris destroys Worms.
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; . . - - I 0 bushels of apples or ot drowbig card - -
; -_ 2ows and heifers in calf of corn, 60 , - - �
I I I - )ply on Lot 16, Concession 10, Morris, cheap marine fertilizers, and the manu- st lonc,,,but I notice late- GastI� Feverishness. I I
, .- 1. I'll, easy terms, Al 6x, p�rts are wen c - . .
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I NEIL MaPONALD. 1331 proportion, or several hundred turing villages furnish equi I I
� . � �. or Blyth P.O. e I 0 bushe4 - fac ly� that the army worm 'is attracting con- CAPtoria provents Vomiting Sour Curct .� -
! Is of beets or carrots or other veg -nd I aying to mighty — -
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I . .�� I , . OUSE TOSULL OR I RENT --The house on The Huron Expositor, ,tables in proportion. Thus a certain advantages to interior faxins, and whilc- siaerable attention a !I . - ._�,
. � H James Street, at present occupied by Mr.. I the averag — . ---
�"ANY - � illb,erented. There are four e yields of crops -are thus good business in quite a number of staItes. " Castoria cures Diarrhcea and Wintl Colh�,
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i I . .. Doble is for sale, wi. amount of plant food. in the form of i6aost fertile "Yes; the army -wonA has introduced .
; SEAFORTKONT. � made equal to those of the �Castori& relieves Teething T"uhles. --- I
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� ;cdWoms,parlor,lining room, kitchen, wood wheat will give us, me novelties this seasdin, but for packed
. _W_14t . There it; on of the country the prices obtain- so - ,_
I T ana stone cellar. Hard *nd soft water. caterpillar have ation. and Pat
: . - - I - es. Apply to form of apples,. perhaps $1 60; in the form Porti houses the bollworm a CasUrla, cures Constip _ _ulenar.
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I 0 R - __� Se�forth. 13817-t f . ies, perhaps $ . � Worked the country for 1941 it's worth down I -
.T Rri'll'Tiff JAMES MeXICHARL, McLEAN BRO . 300. ed are greater. ZIOU01=9 fl.'7'. �,
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. I . . . . . . � � I - - I I This shows plainly how foolish it would Farming as conducted 25 yeaxs agG south. I see that we hkve got to spring . castoria neutralizes the effects of- ear7bonic acid g".2���_ � -
N, Manag - - - - - - - - . I I. LLSFOR SALE.— re have still on hand for s now sure to be a failure, but the man - some kind of a, new racket or we are - �
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I nd 14 months old be to stint orchpxd and small fruit patch Castaria does not c a morphintIa, OVUM, or other narcotic p 7!�..
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� sale twa, , , doomed, " -and the potat� bug sighed deep- -.--
-----. . I - - reds. The dams of these bulls were aired by Royal Contract advertisements, matter changeable at es in order to put the manure on the who keeps abreast of the times and g -the stomseh ancl 'hov74:%I '. .. -
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I Saxon (10637) straight !in orted pedigree, now at the will. avails himself - of progressive methoc ly and nibbled a few cauliflower leaves.
TA" .... � head of one of the largeat thoroughbred herds in the PER INCH . wheatfield. If we had no fertilizer or esults. In a word, farm- ,,I exDect we will have considerable op- . I - - - �� �
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W , �� - ported Deflance and is Jood enough for a similar 11 to 2linches, inclusive $4 60 82 60 $160 � ind in New Enlg=d pays wel ,on. position from the wee I, J I , I : -
� _ ther willl make a good serviceable 6 to 10 6. It 5 00 2 76 1 66 chase it 'for the orchard or strawberry enterprise, com- served the grasshopper� ' - It is not soia i=,bTa."r. --- 11
� v . position. The 0 44 . of ducted with skill and Castoria is put UP in One Xbo Uottles -_ , �.. ;
. - � at a very low price. � No fancy prices, terms to 3 to 6 - 5 50 3 00 1 75 "Yes; I understand they are going to -
. bull, 86 fleld, Nihen, it would be a matter olse on the plea or yrv�-12n � �
: it it 6 00 3 25- a troop on the road. Heard they b 3Dozet allow any , y 1.m__ .
. .�__ I-, suit the purchaser. Enquire on Lot 8. Concession 10 Ito 2 1 ford to'buy bined with the use of sufficient capital. put _ ad one to men you smything - �
I r -AN -V 3!uckersmith, or address Rippen P. 0. - McKAY If the advertiser elects to chanze ,not oftener than doubt whether, we could af It is unremunerative to those who starve- d of a combination with I - � �
� will WV L BROTHERS. i 1370-tf t making wheat of it. maile up some kin . every . �, �_, 11
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JU � � nee er month, a reduction of 20 per con . will be it for . . use of improved the cutworm. I I . that it Is "Just as good " answer zu.rpoxe." � "I �
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. I - I road 0, the above quoted prices. I - Thus in many cases it is with pota- - . .
Im 0 . - - a 3900 Private flinds to loan at lowest Rates for special position,can be obtained on appli ear to implements aAd labor saving processe2' "Well," said the grasshopper, "I must see oat you not G-A-S-T-0-11L-31,�A. � ._�
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I . - � e' of iAerest in SUMBA() suit and fail to adaptu their crops to soil, Bit- go up to old BrockaII eornileld .
] ------ 8 500 rat s Business or prolessional'cards, not exceeding three purchase manure for potato growing and . up for supper. It he hae�bufit anY Wires � �____ 4
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$ 700 borrowers. Loans can , 44WAaX, 7
1 Fertilizers and clover and live stock I .
e - I Advertisementa of Strayed, Lost, Found, eto., not make it pay, while we could not u
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$1,500 within tw6 day Advertisements of Farms and Real Estate for sale, rn1axins that are paying.,_profitE 09n . -
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� $2,500 S.HAYs Barrister,&c.,Seaforth., not exceeding IJ inches, ote month $1.60, each eub- mercial Value than in the form of mar . Chvbbyll'-Texas Slft�ftss- -11 �
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thing usually found � - Adv6rtisementa on local page, ten cents per I .. Buying O'Horse. 0hildren Cry for Intchees Caftorlan . . -_ .
I with a discount of 2r be expected to , give 'as the highest re- Fertilizers For Tobacco. . I
I � each insertion, ) per cent.to . � � 4'I'm tbi"k of buying a horg% " he - - - .
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establishment. - PLEAL ESTATE FOL' SALE. parties who also have regular contract space. turns. I The Connecticut station has been 3 - - - - -_ -_ - - - - - - I - , :
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I ARNS FOR SALE. he undersigned has twenty heading, 6c per line och insertion. ,in, ,or testing dfferent fertilizers on tobacco. I 'Um, what kind of a boss?" inquired I 1. . � P
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,� performances and - o . Fast Huron, the ban- ents, ten cents per the seedgrower know how to transform There was no marked difference eithex aint touch of distrust, . - �� . - - — ....... " �
-_ Fohoice Farms for "le In to first insertion, three cents per line each subsequent I tile vet, with a f -
I ner county of the Proiftice ; all sizes, and prices articles of still greater I I )I A
le, that can�t be beat-, � insertion, nonpareil r2easure. plant foods into n quantity or quality of the crops re- � "A iiding animal. 11 � -
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- - show the�n. F. S. SCOM, Brussels ��� I
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� 1391-tf Births, Marriage greater importance than this -that our suggested the vet as he measured W RO RY .
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suit. For full information, write or call. personally. Advertisements without specific directions will be commercial value. No princi sulting from the use of cottonseed meal I a good tall horse for t
. P. 0. � --- ------- a and Deaths Inserted gratis. ek. � and of castor pomace. -Increasing the ' CIT G GE � ,
To suit ,%11 sighta- __ a Into 4,800 homes every we t food should al- length of the youth's legs with his eye. ..
11, . TnN ExPosilroR goe raw materials of plan . dose of either of the above fertili- � . . r. I -1 .
,NtICE- RBSIDZNCI� 'FOR SALE BY TENDER. which means, on a conservative estimate, that it has " That's the kind thts one is. At least I .1
I -House and two letC, (I and 7, Main Str�et. Is be used for the manufacture Of . I 11
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I e- . Good house, nine � hich - theman from whom I am to get him told -
;j T. T. Coleman's Survey, peaforth, medium iwWcstern Ontario. those among the crops we grow w . the quality of the crops. The substitu- -1 I
me& I I � rooms, kitchen, bath room, pantry and cellar. The I "I me he was. Ihav6n't seen the horse, but MAIN STREET., SEAFORTHIN
� — will bring us the most money. tion of nitrate of soda for a part of the the man said he was i 6. feet high." I __ - - I
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sale, balance in thirty di�yp. Tendersto be marked I I _IIII, �
. - "Tender", and addressed to J. McINTYRE, Flanna- WESTERN FAIR -that the use of complete fertilizers in- tion of inferior tobacco. They grew something was choking him. -_ . - �_ _. �
- ,yau's Hotel, S, volves a waste in all cases where the their largest crop, 2,080 pounds of to- "Howhigh didyouBay?" heasked, gasp- . �.
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b UK I!H . � Z sion 12, in the tow ship of Stanley, containing plant food and requires only the sup- t of ' "Sixteen feet? Arc you our . I , P A �__ 0 "I I � �
I . Y FramebarD, sheds and 13th to 22nd, 94 - zer for two years. The same amoun t feetp 1, I If . I,: -
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stables, large brick h use and large orchard of . plementary addition of the missing one nitrogen in the form of castor pomac -I'm pretty sure," he answered doubt- - - - -_ I . � I'll
EL, , splendid fruit. This fatm will be sold on very easy or two elements to give us all the re- with ashes g,%ve 1, 620 pounds of toba,c- fully. . "It coulcIn't be inches, could it?" � *01AN - �
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nient to s600l and churches', and well sultB we ocul co per acre as grew 1, 513 pounds when "I guess not. MaybEPhe said 1hand8.1 " RANT ", . . �
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; watered. Apply on the premises to '-ROBLERT an fertilizer. Another principle requires the nitrogen was in the form of cotton- "Hands -feet -hands -feet," repeated .:. -;I. - . , -*. il.;. - �, � . it 'r -I,'", . .
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FOR SALE. -A 150 acre farm for a gave 97 more pounds of Wrappers- Cot- 1%L I - I I I I ..- .
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: 5- M, - . i: , FAVik'les from the viltage of Brussels, being Lot 3 �xlibitors inake your entries early and choose Y111 op and mature Jin a shoit period. This ton hull ashes gave better results in to- like that, because it couldn'thave been 16,
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Z @ - ,� Grey, 135 acres are cleated, 12 acres good hardwood ntriea close, Live Stock and Poultry, Sept. 13th. I applies especially to rogen and phos- tal crop and in wrappers than any oth- t at It wasn't inchea.-Detroit Free Press. . . ,��
@If ff % * bush. Thi8f%rm is welXl fenced, wall underdralned frntries close, other d,epartments, Se t., 6th . phoric acid. Spinach, radishes, lettuce - err potash salts or than wood ashes, with h -
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- two houses, tWo good oichards, two good wells, - od � I Aug. 15th. _.. �
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K USED - together or aeparatel�i For further particulars special Railway and Express rat9s 3 utilize - '
apply on the premises,'gr to JOHN or AARON Me- points. Prize lists, etc., f ice, apply to Trees and shrubs can in timl with 8BO pounds of dry fish, 440 pounds with wire, machinists have been trying to I I �� �
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concession of Morris, 30 acres improved, the rest a P. perphospbate, etc. yield of wrapper by only four plats. —_A_(3-MWr_rS - . _....
good hardwood bush. Also 330 acres in Manitoba, ----, _. . explosives. The reason that the same plan . I- F
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within five miles of Killarney, on the Pambinalliver, . s is undoub `�'
- 11 half section No. 18, in � I VA . I I ss of phosphoric American. Fiber Plants. is being applied -to flywheel. , Ram Lai's Teas, Beasclorp's. Oocoas, Higg4ns I i
- b ed of the west �.� . .1 tion that a slight exce -I have burst � . I -
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0 . �e lots in Brussels, that will be sold � a - , -91 I i
Also Eureka" and Diamond Orystal Salt. -
, in pairs or singly J. N. RNECHTEL, �� any crop. For this reason it is always fibers of the United States has been is rever, the Idea is to _.
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- - is* , 1390-tf ,� 0 hosphate sued from the United States department The 'o6de�`skeletqn of the k I . -, �
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SALE IN MORRIS.- to crops requiring I big I
�� A) R ies found in every see- the ound around TV -1. JOIRID - T.
. ;ontaining 100 acres, 76 . Maine ' applications of glue between. . - I �
. -:: Morris, county -of Huron, c .. G 3' al- tion of the United States, from ith , .
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. I place with good front, it is one and _v, third mi 0 t 0 N STI PATI 0 K though .perhaps,just what is wanted to Florida and from Minnesota to Ari- Nearly 100 layers are -wound on. The � v
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I bank barn 44X60, and good stable, also a comfortablb 11 sults. An accident Is liable to happen by - I ` - i . �
. house and good water on tile place. Will be sold I G-�� DYS P E PS I A /-(,) . tain crops, such as strawberries, onions, tute;, while others, if cultivated, would Which the load is suddeply t�� off the 11. .. I
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. - Le t%. cheap. Apply on the place to DAVID PIPE, or S1 C K ."11 EADA I engine, when the speed runs x 0 :17, , �
I etc., on account of the weed seed it con- .produce a fiber rivaling hemp. Thereare I Lp. with great - JR10 . '. -
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I crimson Clover In Favor- 20 forms 15� i 11
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� 4:_���O% � MPROVED YORKSHIRE -The undersigned x . INSURES GOOD DI,GESTION. justnoworimson clover is coming ifI awileel iqwoundwith abinethIng tke . . �
� PIGS. beiAg- given in full, with statementa Cheaper iffian the Cheapest, and as t .
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has I or sale a number ' PRI f H EDODDS 'A ED. G 0. U0.1 � 11
of CTS.T rortON-ro. annual leguml- eximents possibility of is exceedingly. � 7 1
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, HERE . t thri-ves on a light Special chap- small. -Boston CoTnTner�%l Bulletim a I �
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- WK. CHAPMAN. 1356 t f I 7: een highly recom- +, s are devoted to the milkweed fibers, � 3- 1 .
. . Brucefteld P. 0. - . i sandy. soil and has b r ommon Care of a Sic ` 00M. f this fact, give The . � .1
� - . . anure. In the mid- okra, cotton stalk fiber, the c " To be convinced 6 � US 11 call and see for yourselves.
, .. CHINA BOAR FOR SERVICE. -The mended as A green m 'A siokroom that neads%,-,icleaning can be . b "I
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- Ont. Ternis-$'I at the time of servi3e, with the �V tensivel 9 NY wiping estate of Matthew Robertson at a very . �
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i provilege of returning if necessary. TO THE FRONTAS USUAL. . , same at prices which defy competition, I � � .
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� � the above nained breed 'of both sexes for sale al ., . it will withstand our winters, it will river hemp and many others. worm water in which 'there am a few I � ' - - �
call. Lot 10., Concession Y� — I — 1. �
moderate prices. write or . drops of ammonia. Therilfp6n4. dn-,,-
WM. SINCLAIR. � t value as a green manure or - + -
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6, Stanley, Varna P. O.,'Ont. nd be of grea r _, ,
rmer - 1379-tf The Rippen mills are now running at full blast a A Good Word For K,ohl-raba. les, though there sbII not be air . ment _J
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... - . ar il prepared"to do GRISTING on the shortestnotic I , -maybe p�tu"nolu The Undertaking DAM"art
. 1383-tf r �� 9 e, Mulch. Sow in the orchard., it A correspondent of the Massachusetts room, the doctors tell us aIT ng and UP - I
. - L ERKSI-11RE BOAi,. �m sEr,vicE.-The under- anl most reasonable terms. In this way you get a standing crop or at -
signed has on his prem , n wheat, and better value 0I feather dnMer Is well si -A
ise8 Lot 10, concession 4, for will -continue to grow quite late and Ploughman speaks a good word for the the line for a thor h J 1 4 -
B ser. floi4r from your ow . �"d ipplied with a fine assortment of Caskets, Coffins, Shrouds,,&C., -
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11 __ . v-ce. Tprins-81; payable at I time of service with ed in the soil and pievent their escape sheep. He says it is a better milk pro- Which should be banished because it I
. . privilego of returning if fiecessary. W. J. CHESNEY guayanteed. p, and can be lie real good anywhere except to stir up -_ I
Egniondville- P. O. I 1371-t f CROPPING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT. able ducer than the Swede turni and redistribute the dust, is especlau out
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. I . PROVFD YORKSH�RE PIG. -The undersigned . . I rms ck - 1 ON & SON,
0 Lot k I T... (DOS - air, which is clear profit. It produces be"g transplanting remarkably well. may be, and doubtless 0I MILS RO Eme-as -
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I - � 33, Concession 3, L. R., S., Tookarsinith; an im- 11 will be .paid for good o feet high and Of course, being a sort of half cabbage disease In the innocent loQ],-,in.g I
. � . proved Yorkshire Boar �vith Brat-clagg pedigree, to The highest price in cash gtalks from one to tw . ous.,state, a screeA ck, Main Street, � I-
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- which a limited number of sows will be taken. 090 � , or they will be cut to order. bears flower heads from one and a half and half tnmil?p it has a somewhat the patient is in a -nery - Warerooms—Strong s Red Blo �
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I . . lerms.--$l pavable at the time of servibe with the , - Cut at this stage, it strong ta9te and should be fed in limit- insy be placed Irk front of the bed W04 r -t -I I , �
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, TaOMAS LANE. i T_._UM&:S3M:R_ and quickly ed quanity and only just after milki S:ffl :F 0 IRU: _M� - �
privilege of returning it noceasary. I . only be heated by a stqve, the noiBe of
the best bred pigs in the County. . I will make excellent hay .
� I 1353-t I AT kinds of Lumber for sale, cheap. � ings up again says The New Eng- It is grown like the cabbage. putting in coal can be dleadened by w=1?- I
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-nOARS FOR SERNTICE.-The undersigned has for ti JOHN WNEVIN, land Homestead. . Notes of Local Interest. hing the coal In paper - _____ - — - - - - I
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I JD service a thoroughbred English Berk6him and L� s made of ��e fire and putting on the
� 71'' Ii, thoroughbred Tamworth at his premises, Lot 6, 1357-t f Proprietor. Last season a small trialWa Connecticut has announced a crusade .
'EOR it at the hatch station at Amherst, as the coal. . * . 14ULLER
I ConcessionS Hullett.- The Berkshire pig was bred ' against the peach yellows- Bvery orchard - . PerryDav is" PAIN , I,
Terms -SI -00 for the Berk- 1� Ma,,.w. Sow gave�three light
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. 0 by Snell, of idmonton. Is to be inspected and any infected. tree T,ady Huntington,
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. I t hire and $1.60 for the Tamworth, payable at the - � orops of hay. Sown in August in stand- dled and burned. ' W7 Huntington, the illustriouil pa- Buy X01cm 91 WTH 0011aj, i0anadlau
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,that .ime of service, with t1w privilege of returning it 11 fall, fe I tron of the Methodists, was a widow for - 25c. 10 OTH R ; n1wrtLos, D74enterZ ObaleM 1�
� necessary. Also a number of good young I flt for OR MEN AND WOMEN. jug �Orn, it grow until late in the cross a Dorking male Bit cholera. cramps, Chm .
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: de Easy and serviceforsale. Theaeare all registered a 13i)3 -t I F_ — completely covering the ground. When For 1&Tge Capons 45years. She livedtobe go years old and Moibus, Cholera Infantu= ArA all BOVOI C0=D1*1*t*-_
. 11. 80HOALES, Constance. THE the snow had disappeared by March 1, with B�ahm% or Cochin hens. retained thevigor of middle life almost tO Bottle .
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. ng her MPROVED BERKsHms.-The undersigned, 1, I . the clover looked fine, but the long ex- Professor Brewster of Yale asserts the end. Her berievolences -were Innu.- . � _ .
. SOAP, I breeder of improved Berkshire swine, will keed 1. e abandoned farms in knerable, and she founded a number of . ,
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ray with the . Royal star, (imp.) (1603), III Savernake's � . . a large proportion of the plants. Kansas than in New England and that rhapels and school -
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. Daughter, (imp.) (1919). Terms,: for grade Bows, . they axe abandoned for better reasons. Not long before her death it was estimated . .- I
� -day. for registered sows. or sows eligible for i — , that from a moderate income she had ex- - .
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. registration, 82.00. Fees payable At the time of Uses of Barbed Wire Fence- t in excellent order by lic and private I
� . ELECTRIC . . Lawns are kep 0ended L100,000 in publ - .
. privilege of returning, if necessary. ood. ashes and charity.
, nce her that service, with the -oung Pows in f arrow and Barbed wire fence is steadily gaining a top dressing of hard w _—, _* ____-1 - - .
. - Also on hand a few choice ) Write to, or call on favor on its merits of strength, d-ura- ground bone phosphate. I I
� is soap. 3ther young stock for sale.
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. - Varna. I BELT* bility, effectireness and low cost. The This year has seen a large demand for Lost a Small Fortune. * I
; I . 1356-t f - gal 3ars, and rye, and the farmers are coming to feel There was quite a crowd around a coal-
� . vanized wire lasts many y( -
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I CSNTR�L COA The 01113- Scientific and Pra When t is the PaY � - hole ill the sidew Golden - t Lion �
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A �11 cut of 1�,lcctlqcity for the cure of msease, in -
�N T g crop �o raise. ed thtit a lady Nvho was passing had stepped . �
41 d C 114, I C I I M S ( rr -ec ill the ground is so wet that other farm into the imcovered hole, and they were -et I � . I I _..
After oo! 3gthecountry over i gulated both � some farmers near Boston axe using `1 .
I dilv felt anci -� . work cannot be done is a proper time a ting her out. She was not hurt in the . -
. Plam CanadianShave Settled In Centtall -wer, tj,nd appliall to �M)Y part of refuse product called starch water as y. A I
I r,II I e 4 vhvLvebon.ghtfLrst-classfarnling C111alltity wid po At such pigs. It is a least, but rather frightened and (lust - .
I ,h1gZtn9wberethe. on long time and AI the body. It cA,Ln be 'wori, 11tt any tinic (lunn,cr to build barbed wire fences- -
'_Ac" a'. 0 to $1D er acre, i orking hours or sleep, andwill Po,,:itiv(-]Y curc and a food for 3-nilk cows and male relative who acconipanied her was exe- . .___ �
,,�-nwnts. centrAtchigan Farms grcwL1Lrg;3fiiiZ1 W . t1me the gronnd is� generally moist -
js6it paying Crops, as Proved by' V. S. Agriculturat - Rlieumat! sill, hin milky liquid, a byproduct of the cutiug a series of gyninastics around, her. V �
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� from; pome and look lands over. Wermu -X1111bago. - . - anxiolisly. I � .
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, , �.I Descriptive pamRhiet mailed free. � I Ne-rvous Diseases avoiding the expensive labor of digging It has been found by practical ex ed I'Notal;it,Ricliard." � .
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: Varicocele, . -wires auc durable thaii was once rro 0
1 1 Sexual Wealiness against sheep five smooth I one �
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I d Account- I � . ses, top barbed wire are them has shown that they are outlast- inaiiwbo was pa_"ing, and thi t saved ine -I
ou. here all Wei Convevancer, Collector Book-keeper an I Kitincy Disea. . regular 30c, to clear at 5c. . w g
3 'ke a good hog fence, but Will I
ant, ifeal Estate, Life'and Fire Insurance Agent, : � 11same BaCR, wires ma ing the plastered silos and are actually from being hurt." Line of Aases'TANFETA GLOVES,
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. quirincr services in any of these branches ,.% . contesting the grout ones. � 11 Where is the officious wretch 'ell of - adiee LISLE GLOVES,- 4,11ar 2N, to clear at 8C.
- . prsui�Tt attention. office in Whitney's Block, (lip . vi-operb-applied is fast tnkling the 1 very small pigs. For cattle and horses C4 - Line L - ,
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I stairs) Main Street, Seaforth. )lacc',of drugs forall Nervoi three barbed wires answ ie,,ular 65ol �
I '- aW -will ellbvt Cure, four culture and products is to be held at St " Deliverer nothing ! if you had just Line of Ladies''TAFFETA GLOVES) 0 I
. licy t�nd Urinal Troubles, I
I here e-ve"Y Otl'L�r 'i but it will bemore satisfactory if " ' I
sceinw.;rly hopeleSS CMOs -%v i 2 un- broken one little bone, we co�ld have sued I
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Kluggish, Nveak or v s of the czar. the city and recovered $ 10,00
J. C.'SMITH & C099 di,cftsed organ ay - strau(18 are -use
; - by t�is means be roused to healthy activity , tul-ist. . . Detroit Free Press, AMERIOA-AN SERGES (double fold) regular "cl to clear at It,c. . . I
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i O�R 11,LU � MARMAGE i A -%,v-,,i,ggish farnier in Ohio killed forty All Hot Weather Goods at Great ReductiOUS. I .
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Farmers' notes discounted, I Contains filliestinformation regardingthe C11M ' - snakes and buried them in ' a s' and- . � �
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. etc., mailed (scaled) FREE: tO I t)ffi� show You ow 0 mal work and teach . I - ,
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SALK NOTES dis � counted, or e On FIM li-ve. bead me :"'�"'-! I `a1n1'1(*1Wt111ie size. of the wornis frightening the tF.-r r - S V .
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cKay's office On , --First door north of Reid & 49 KING ST. Wit, TORONTO, 01%Ti ,- . �WI faa to write tp-day. I in terro I . SUCCESSORS TO R. JAINUESON. . . I � .4
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