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I � - I � ''I I . � , , - 2 1.toi �-Expo 1. � � - - � - I I . , � 2 I I I � � _ i � . . 1. �,� -' -1 , � , , -1 - . - , 7 I _ , � --- I - - � - IBER 289r, 18-9-40 � .i 11 . .1 � I � I., �� , �, . , .- � N � - 11 7 M i - - - - , I il. - _. _. I � 11 0- - . -1 _ . I _a_-.. I __ - . . - I _ MISSIONS - 1. . � � -1 1. -1 __ - - - ------. - _ I - . I. - __ li- - — : , ' - - - I � - - I . r 0. I. - 01 I � - � 11 � - � � i E I . I . . 1 2 1 � � . I - I I - . t8ft. I � - - - - - I . __ - - - � - I I - � - " I " � * ' - . - i. - - I i 1 5 , . � � I . I I . - _. I I , I ! I I I I I - - . � . I I I IN Y"E $414ARY. � � . ft, -, �, TANT NOTIC191%. I - I '. I . i I -- --- - I -_ - � - I - � I I I 1� . I . . . The First Fmits. I I. � 1; Pon I . I . I - � . I .- � . . . - I � - — � - Correct sizoor i3rood Prame as 33aternda- - It is easy to believe the report that the ,_. � . ' - NtWTIL-t - �, . � THE ,, � TG IMT. -Apply to Edward Martin Fg. V, , DELICATE if - ed'by Well Known Aplarists. . � I - -1 - - � * a I - - � . I - . 1, Massey -Harris Company is about to estah- - . - �__ - � wooft. - I I . The following query was recently lish works on the American side at Niagara � 1- . - ..� - � -11 � I I q2m in The American Beekeepers9 Falls, 'Under the' old tariff the several � - - .. I I - .. I KEXxA, Dominion and Provincial Land MANTLES ARE IN9 ., I � I - L qy0r, Member of theAsscelation of Ontario , L __� H .- rw � I risked - taxes on the raw material, and on the finish-, I . . - .. - � �. abliv, Ontario. . 188652 )0�1 . . journal: What is the best Size of �rood � .� , ed product of t . . - . __ ,ors, D I , OXATS. - ___ --.-- , to adopt, taking into considera- be firm were in just propor- . - .- _._� . frame � � - __ . I SALE OR TO REXT,For sale or to 0 1� F I . tion the, size most favorable for rearing tion, the ond with the ot4�er. Under the the ladies of town anJ vicinity should call and see them, - ,- ..%' . - - . THE BEST SILOS. new tariff the protection on its finished pro- And _: -_ - % L oncenion 4. H. IL S., Tuckenmith, ; __-1 - I lot S. o L . I - I loo acre& For further particulare ap ly &A"9 J �,, -a. I � brood� the laying queen and producing duct was greatly decreased, while the tax --- . I - , I ey by balan I - whether you are ready to buy or not. We will take great . - I jjHARTERS. EKmondville. 134.9-i - Them Are of Wood and -tvlay 13o Bound or comb and extracted hon 0mg on its raw material underwent no consider- - I � � I L ' . � I I __ __ . I 1! _ ... A, - I __� -.11 I H � PURE I RICH �J - Squ&",'but Must.Be JDeep. advantages and disadvantages? Twenty- able r6duction, if any. Thus was created easure in showing them to yoi� and letting you try them On, I - � �__ .- - �. . I ai.: - L FOR SALE -David Hill, Staft P. O., L -h Conservative Pi L .: L I . I - _� I -t Cattle and SWEET RARE The valub and economy of the silo one al.$axists replied. The majority fa- , one of those anomalies whir, i 1* . - � � � sAle. tariff revision - - , L I . - . . ler'of Thoroughbred Durban � w , The so thfit the styles and fit --which is perfect -can be 0 the M_ , - . pigs. Young stock of both sex for M LASTiNs- PUNGENT ' have passed the Stage of discussion- voi7ed the Izmgstroth frame. . . -tic- . .1 . � - . � -, . " . .� - - 18144 11 I . I - 'L -, every- injustice was palpable; the cost of prod I I . . I �� - . . Advanced dairymen everywhere have G. W. Demareewrote: "Ta iLg a . - - . . 9) tion remained as high as before -the r�vision, better seen. Our 3-1 ntles are all imported direct from tle - 111111�0 I - � - I sale, a quantity of .) the Langstroth I . . . . � -_ " I - . g10XS FOR SALE- For i ;9" 1, V 'V' 0 , while the margin of profit was greatly cur- -_ I �_ , .. P , c - built or are building silos. As to inate- thing into consideration � -land and Germany, and we cannot *stste . - � .. onions (Yellow Danvers) also pickling - rial used in construction, the question fram 'is probably the best to adopt befit makers in En, , , te or apply to D. STEWART, London I tailed. The item formeff the text of a Lib- .. I a . ,2: 1 t : _� � - I r - - rl . 13wtf 04 ' WTh , was long ago settled in favor of wood. When entering the bee business. There eral argument for ra-%v materials. The Op- I I , � . � ��. . P. X fr I 11 too mTteh in praising them. .For quality, make-up and price� - . -_ 1� �. I � , . I . �4 ww L 0 R&I I 1-1 A The only points remaining to be consid- is no charm in a certain Size ame, but position did not attempt to hold that the i I . 1;�. __ I I � �. - "" - I BEATTir., Cleirk -. t e sekond Division - ereck-are whether the 41 be round almost any beekeeper will learn practi- anomaly would result int the ruin of the - - le .,- w&—se '� tvcommlssioner, of Huron Con- I silo Shp theya�e all tbat�,can be desired . . . I - I I � , and Insurance Agent. Nride ;A , W ATER or square, single or double lifed inside cally some time or other that it is eon- manufacturers. , It recognized the benefit � , - ,,, � - I -_ rnm� n. office -Over ShArp & I t -i or whether built 'in the barn or as an venient to have his bees on a standard which the farmers might derive from the _1 .: -f . � . . . - I �, e, M&W street, Seaforth. 1289 A 4 1 � THE FIRST PLACE � . removal of the tax on agricultural imple- . . ." � �_ __ � . I . . . - 'Im"Id"M -I - o - .-, , - .� STILL. HOLDS 1' �J outside structure. The ideal shape is size frame. " - � ments, even while it was plain to everyone � . _-�, - � I . . . . 1. 1, ,� IN POPULAR F4VOR. BEWARE OF ound - - -, "'. RARNE99 STOLEX�-Srtolen from . . that of a cylinder, but a r &O in .. C. H. Dibbern said: "There is per- aut as a DUNCAN & DUNCAN, - ..- �.� § I �HL X�ik I � - - - ,_. , - T AN -D - that the reduction in duty was me. . . -. � � - � -6; - " - ;� prZalises cl the underalwid. Lot 10, Con- . IMIT fTIONS. the barn is too costly in space, *Rile a haps no bettef sized frame for all pur- � . �- . , - � I V1 . sop to the farmers. But the Liberals in ._. _.� n ! —k&V-W- � - j�10&16,, Grey. on September 18th or 19tb, a Road � square W I . , . _ I __ � got of single harnes-4, and a horse blanketi ' , or parallelogram fits into the poses than the Standard Langstroth. If Parliament held that that benefit might - SrUFORTHO - : "I e, ^ CARDNO)S BLOPK5 - - . I.. . - -inform on leading to their recove", will b and utilizes all the - I - - 611 a—**. I #1 ��. - ;. ti ded. JAMES ROUSTON, Walton 10 'FRA RANT A. comers of the barn - we consider brood rearing alone, a near- have been assured to the farmers and shared - � I . 1. _'�, ; - . - �, TMI - Y -1 space. Some of thewooden silos are 17 fiquare'hive would likely be better, by the manufacturers, if the decreased duty - � . ___ I - - � � . , -A � � - � 4 - 1397-4 . . . � I - -1 - I - � I �& . . - - � . . - ! n the finished, product had been accompan - i . ,I i - - � lathed iyith the new chailnel lath and but as honey is the object of. keeping 0 __ - - I � �t r , i . I I 41r.— . . - . � � . � - ; . � . ed by a decreased duty on the raw : � . - �_ - �. ; .- SOHOOL TEACIII-ERS. - Wanted, for School ' � plastered with the best Portland' ce- bees the-Langstioth or even a shallowex 1 � I -1 �, . 1, . __, � � i . I - � e 0 . � . I . � � 1. � , geetl� " ' material. . - � � . I - � on z7o. 1, Stei3hen, an amistant,teather, � . .1 � . r— I Some claim that a good board 'hive answers the purpose better. " - - t I ' __ Duties - - i � '_j;j&1;j,one-hoId1n9 third class certificate. - This first result justifies the argument. .. - - . I . The .Hurop Expositor, ment' F TU.RE . - .-. � I - Personal applica. lining on the first sheathing, well paint- - Professor A. J. Cook thought that � I - - . - 7 , *ommence Ist January, I895. . The despatch says that the company has a - � - ,. . I 1� -.- � 14 � i1stpreferred- fib), letter, state salary, and ad- �., . I - � . I � . I - , ISFEAFOOTH. ONT. ed with gas tar and gasoline, is prefer- Ahe Langstroth, at least in the east, if large foreign trade, a fact which is well . - I � . . I : . I .__ I ,Zxeter p. o. JV9. BAKER, Secretary. 1397_x4 �Z . . _� I I iI . . 1-1 � �, , I I I i - *" — . able to plaster because it is cheaper, beA. I _11 . I �T I known. To meet this trade, the company 5 I . � . - _. . � - .1 . ... . p, I .�. I � ; , I � . 1� I . . . � ,, � . - , -For We, threelihoroughbred. -McLEAN BRO5., - Publishers - will last as long and can be repaired . Mm Jennie Atoliley claimed that the proposes to establish works on the Ameri- . - � . . . I -_ I .� . 1ULLS FOR SALE. . � FURNILT E, - � I 1. arge num- . . - - � �, - � . , � I . ; Langstroth siz. I � I � _B burbam. B ill calves, from 9 to 12 months old, I when necessary quite as cheaply. The - e is best for the south. can side at the Falls,to employ a I I . __ e - . . __ -, . abre&� . D. Wilson's importe4 bull, "Prim . . - ,y 3fr. D . sual lining consists of two thicknesses lup, but ber of hands, and to avail itself of the cheap . . . �_ _. ; . - .. .- er.. Ail of them are of red coloij. with a littlb . . ADVERT141KC RATES., .- " I u . - � - G. M. Doolittle uses the Gal raw material which is to be had in the . � � . I ... -1 , . . __. *W, All are fit for service. Apply on Lot 13, . , of boards, breaking joints, with a coat had he 60 colonies on ,the Langstroth, I . - � I Contract advortisemeAts, matter changeable at United Stafes'. Had it been givex free I ��: I .. I . , �0—Mabn - t, ff. R. S., Tuckers,111th, or to Egmond- , I � - ; --- wX. CARNOCHAN. 1 1377 Will. � of tarre� paper between the thicknesses Quiuby ov Simplicity frames he would I I I I . - 7_5��t - - ( - 1�11� -PER INCH � -Z�_ raw inaterial in Canada,, its�. works at Tor- - Call and see our sto% re. We cannot tell you here all we � - __- I mleparty- � of boards. � 1'�_il " not consider it a paying job to transfei onto, Brantford and Woodstock would have � � of Furnitu � I - . � __ I I Year 6 r000. 3 mo3. . i . lci - I I- �_ I I � . 11 . FOR- SALE. -We have still on hind for 11 to 21 Inches, inclusly $I 50 02 50 8150 The silo lining 4nd t�e outer coat, them to other frames. remaineAl the great agricultural implement have got, but drop in and,see for yourselves. - - "I I 11�1 I � __,�_T_ .. 1 44 � . I - _ I .. . 1B sa a. two.sbort thorn bulls, 13 and 14 months z.ld 6 to 10 to I'I 500 275 1 05 . 41 whi%�Lprotects the silo fr me froul the C. C. Miller wrote that he did not manufactories for the world. - Its money - I . , -j4ds, The d%msof thesebullawere sired by Royad 3 to fi 96 i 5 50 Boo 1 76 � . .4 than a - - ; .1 . 11 , jww(iowy straight imported pedigree, -now at the Ito 2 44 44 ! 600'. 3 25 1 85 weafh6r are usuahy. suffietent to pre- think it made great difference. He if would have been spent in Canada. Canadian We can sell better Furniture cheaper I - � I � . I I - I - �� - - , - �.hlrl� I I - �i"_ of one of the largeso thoroughbred berds in the eezing of silagel In the south ch' ging, however, to.17% by. 9�� be- labor would have been employed and a Con- - . I I . - . - If the advertiser elects'4o chance not of toner than vent the fr I . - I an I � . I me of them is sired by Mr. Wilson's im- siderable mark et for the Canadian farmer ' � other Retail Furniture Store in the West.' I ___ 1. � I . I - I �, � I'll fiance and. is good enough for a similar once per month, a reduction of 20 per cent. will be there is no danger of fr�4ziug,, amd the cause it seems nearest Standard. . . I . _ . I � - - - 4wal-14 � . made on the above quo"' prices. % & maintained. The removal to the Uiiited I - I � _V . . _ - �-1 -,-* - " a good serviceable � - n t, - : � , # . The other will rpake on appil. silo lining Is sufftiep except that the Dadant & Son prefer a framae 10 by ' I - " - X � I . __ . . Ratesforspecial "iti.oneanbeobtai ed . . States of the seat of supply for the foreign � I - a i - . - I - - a very low price. No fancy prices, terms to cation at this office. L - � sides exposed to the weather must be 18, length horizontally. � I - I - � _ �� ,� . . - - � . purchaser. Enquire on Lot 8. Concession 10 eeding three � trade of the company, even if it be not fol- - I I, Business or professional cards, not exci � I I . . � I ; , - P. 0. McKAY � - . I ith, or address KippeE battened to'protect the framework. G. L. Tinker said: "The Nonpareil lowed by the complete abandonment of I , , - _ � - -_ I I 11 - I S. . 1�70-tf quarters of an inch, 84 to'45 r year. . . p Advertisements of Strpyer. Lost, Found, etc., not Strong pressuro is one of the first es- brood frame is the best, in my experi- Canada by- the company, is peculimly strik- Furniture of alf Kinds at all Prices'. - � " : - _�� . exceeding one Inch, one it-onth $1, each subsequent I * I � f - ,-I 1� - --I-- I _ � . mentials In the preservation of ensilage, ence. . It is 7 by 1 7 inches, and when ing testimony to the commercial. nature of . � . .. - 301D plivat,e funds to loan atlowest - month 600. 9 . . � 'that r - - � is 4--irewy -7 . $ ., � Advertisements of Fa*s and Real, Estate for sale, attained ch6aply only - m'b evision of the tariff which was recent- . . . . ___ - � � , and this can be , I - filled with co' . and honey it is heavy, Also Undertaldng Mi all its Branches. __� - - �, ._ # 500 rates of interest in sums to suit .not exceeding 1J Incheeyl'o e -month $1.50, I - ly effected by the level headed business men . - � k� � . f C each sub- when the silos are deep. -To Insure the enough for easy and rapid handling. . . __ .- - � - � i - - I I I � . I . - - - 7 I."- I 4 � . sequent month -76e. __ of the Government. Drs. Scott & McKay's, - OffiC8 on ____ '. � # 700 borrowers. Loans cau be com- vertisements on lo* page, ten cents per line best ensilage the cbpth Fd2ould -be at have.not been able to mar as large colo. Residence of Funeral Director, next to , ; I Ad . - - � � � � . - . : - - , __ - 9 . , r � � � . . . I 1. � . - - . 'I,.- _��_- - . I 0 pleted and inoney advanced each insertion,with a disco�int of 25 per cent. to least 24feet, and 30 feet is beiter. The � I - .1 _� - . I . � - � 300 � 0 parties who also have re& contract ep"o. , , nies in any other sized, frame.' 1 Napoleoes Ready Answer. Goderich street. - � , I - , lar . . . I __,= . I I - - . 10 - -1 . , I - --- -600 within two days. &!�Spely Local advertisements �,-nder township or village r,great pressure secund with depth ex- I . I-;-. :, afttR. . . - I � � " �� i 11 I heading, 5o per Una each- insertion. - I After the 13th Vendemaire, when 19apol- I . . ... - -, : S. HAYS, Barrister, � Transient advertisamefits,ten cents per line for cludes the air by closing up the spaces . Fowls lifor the, Table. BROADFOOT, BOX & 00111 . '�,_�, , I � UNDO= . 125 in ' " ensilage and by forcing -it strong- Am Englisb� 'authority says: Of all ta. eon in the position of I I . � . tj per Hue each subsequent we Director of Paris, he had to contend against _ I - first Insertion, three cen . - 111. I . . - , Insertion, nonpareil measure. ly �pinst the walls. ble fowls the well bred Dorlsing still i famine that made public distribution of . . � � Main Street, Seafortb, Portees Old Stand __ . - �11 - . I AdverWerr ents without specific directions will be fox a I . I.:. - . � I - . — - REXL ESTATE F01' I SAI�E- inserted till forbid. iDd charged accordingly. Wood�hiedlsilos ought to be so eon- stands pre-eminent. The reasons bread necessary. NaturaUfthe scarcity of . - . �1_11 : - . . food _ : � � Birth,&, Marriages and Oesthe inserted gratis. . structed that all lumber against which _ - I - � . V dersigned has twenty Toz ExposiTbR goes.. Into 4,3W homes every week. this are: First, if is a large sized bird, was liable to become a serious element � _�_ - I RNS FOR SALE. -The un , the ensilage does not lie may be kept e politics of the time. It was essential . _ , �1. , , i -, I . . ChoteeFarmsfor sale in Fast Huron, the ban- _: � I �_� � _.- : . .- 20,WO ery W to look carefully at the state of feeling in 0% .. -1 � Ur Conuty of the Province; all sizes, and prioes to eeU. It is the beat advertising too dry to permit of- decay, while the at the same time sufficiently f1nn in - I jr�-�� , . I mediu the mob, which had so often proved itself . - 1� . I which in u a conaeryative estimate, that it has - and its meat is tender, savory and juicy, in tb I k _' -'7' 0 C I � -11 m in Western Onta;io. V& " RY Ir r e=so, v sdL For full information, write or call personally. "' CILTY X-" . -��11 I _�, * - __ I - lining itself. should become dry as fast texture. Second, the breast is very an administration. _. .7 1 ,j - �i� � f . - . . V. f*Uoublet6 show them/M S. SCOTT, Brussels 1, __ capable of over-throWinj I - I - . I . - . R.O. . . I � �: ' 1, . I �, . These conditions may be maintained in and in '01M. � - 139141 As the ensilage is removed from it, s Is the Napoleon was walking a, I broad, deep and projecting. Thi . ong the street with cm"W'T - most taluable part of the fowb, a part of his staff one morning, after the MAIN STREET, SEA FOAX I I-..-.- - R I � ,_ � - - � Pitt , " � FOR SALE 0 RENT -For sale,Lot 18, Con. 1 $ all comparatively. dry climates by' the Dorld;ng enables one to cut "I' distribution of bread had been Insufficient, � - . . ,,, -,.-- __ - � - � - il I hich - . . - ' 0 - _ FA9.uatanlcy near rua, containing 100 acres; adopting modes of construction W wide sl��e f it. The sho ders are and tumultuous scenes were occurring in . � _ . __ . IA4 L. — - __ � - , s rom. -_ -_ HE � iboutiicIeaTeA,we.1l0nced and in a good.stateof I - - - , I - I �� I good orchard, and a ventilation, both front of the d6ors of the bakers. As the . ,.,�� - Z --aWyation; fair buildings, a. I insure very thorough also quiT, full, which is another good � '. -, I - I . I - �N -of b . I -within the silo walls . t in its favor. Third, the body is a officers passed the. crowd jeered at them. I . � .. : � _,Oty of never -failing water. Will be sold c eap . I i _ind'on easy terms, as the proprietor has more land - I . by tjie ailo pit and d"the lining. polu making it in One wonian, monstrously bio, and fat, made � . - I . ' � _,;�_: I I I �__ � � ,* tban he can ,%rork. Apply to the proprietor on Lot so - immediately behin long parallelogram, thus "I I . I,. I �_- 36, Sayfield Road, or address Varna P. 0. D. ROB- - I _FF -1 I - The cheapest floor consists of pounded comparisoh to other fowls like that of herself conspicuous by wilX gesiticulations. I 111ARK, i El Lai's . . - - I - - M I , � - , - "�, tmt help .� � 1396X4 1 '.... U C 8 All the crowd of epaulette -wearers are P LL... I - . �� Rii6R- , a C) I � clay. A coat of dement is frequently the Shorthorn cattle. The Houdan i '. I you the 't'_ . L making a laughing sport of us I" she ex Ir * *14 _L/ - �. __._ L- INISTIPAT110K applied./to the floor: The, besb silos have the nearest approach to the Dorking ol 'claillied bitterly. " They can eat and grow I T.. . 6 - L- � - � -n ILLOP FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot I . �� I 'V '�_ �__ , ARM IN KaK - __ - . r )fferiDg at I , _r g4, Cencession 6, mcmiiop, containing 100 acres, I Ll 'SNEM doors almost continuously from the floor all other breeds, both in size, good fat, it's all the same to tbeni if the poor . fi, IAN =_=v_�:_�� .Z � - I . �. L. nearly all cleared and in a high state of cultivation. f roof . - -- ft A � IT -r I . � , . - "Jadly found � �� - C lie w�ll. The form o shape and qualities of meat. people are starving." I - L .. �, . � � _L � � - �. .- - . , - nere Is a stone bou3e --Is� I . .... - - . a �R. _a. L .- I - with kitchen. and bank barn, , - DYS EPSIA 4D ' to the top Of t P ... � . - - L �F r4l%:V�_ . '=Ient. er-failing stream run- is not important.. It should contain a The game fowl is first quality, but it�c -Napoleon stoppPd and interrupted her. .. --- �:. Rvw I . L -Aw a gool orchard- and a nev . 4 - I . �_%-_ft�p��'.. .. f;, - - ' aingtbrowrhit. it is a oplendid pasture farm. It SICK HEADAG�fE; ventilator. I Lmeat is of different flavor from the I I My good woman, �' lie said, I I look me over- .: ii;;-__-�_ - , . . "I". . .. - - _. . - L . - within A�� 1. . __. I h. within a mile of school and church, and , 1�1 �. . .1 I REG U LATETHE LIVER. . - I carefully and tell me which of us -two is the � -11 ,-. Etances and- - - -aforth. It willbe sold cheap and on . � above, resembling that of- the pheasant .. i -1 _.- , tuft miha of Sc - - � CrImson C yer. i ' fatteir just now." "F ,.�_ - asy terms. Possession at any time. Address Sea ON E PILL A FTER EATI N 13 and for this reason many prefer it. The 11 . .. I LU't be beat. � - _. . - WX. JOH X_ Napoleon at. that time was as thin as a �7 . _.. 'lath P. O., or apply on the premises. . INSURES GOOD DIGESTION. ()rimson elov " Js a planb the valu(� .. . ��._._,� I I . __ I 1. MN, Proprietor 1. 139341 � MERMILTD1 er . -_ size varies from large medium to small, rail. He says himself : " 1 was like a � I I _. -.1 __ ' .4 - . - . PRI GE 25 CTS.Ttl E D 0 D 0 .1 of which can hardjy b overestimated, - I .--- � ,. , I _ � TORONTO . * anditdoes not carry so miic� meaton sheet of parchment," The crowd took in � I'll.. I all sig,hta �, . a in reclaiming � � I; ,, I - �, . � 7VARBIFORSALE.-A 150 acre farm forsale,li especially as an agen its breast in proportion to its size as the the situation at once, and brol�e into laugh- I HEADQUARTERS FOR . .. � �_, � . �, I _U miles trom the Village of Bruesels, being Lot a, I wornout lands -and i keeping up -the 1. � - - all pricea, - �. I Dorking or Houdan. This is deep, but ter and cheers. The story was told all over - - � i MA east balf of Lot 2 Concession 12, township of .1 - - � - I - � Jiro " in lands not wom influence . , � ' ' � � - ' a � of ul gen ing Paris, awl had a very ' . . I- 0 ; 135 acres are red, 12 acreg good hardwood more rounding and less project appreciable I � .1� I I - . M This farm is fenced, well underdrabied, out. The fact that it has become estab- L of a populace as � � � � cTea ffills supp�y i � _� I ,el I in calming the irritation , - . . of cultivation. On this farm are The Kippen Some other breeds of fows are wel* 1 " -- 's I . sad In a good etate ', . ng a joke as it was reckless in . rig . Also � - I � orth as �SaTatoga county, e keen in taki TEAS an'd TINE, GROCERIES* - I I I -two houses, two good orchards, two good xveils, good lished -so far n shaped and moderately full I I - � � . action after it had once appealed to the di- � I I - � . : - .4 -- %ank barn and other outbu' ,ldings. Will be acid to- - N. Y.; tkat it has maintained itself for breast , these I fo�_n d the Domi- vine right of revolution, , I- I - - - For further particulars, apply ' T AS USUAL. _. Among, , I . gether or separately. TO THE FRON three years, and that it is actually . . I -.A.C=3MMTr-VS :WC33R- � - . I n — , 11� . - I � � I o& the prenils: s, or to JOHN or AARON MCFAD- i . -t- Most of the eastern —0 .1 3 I %�V, . % � � � DEN, Brussels P. 0. 1 1395XI3 I erlor. ' '_ Oocoas, H iggi ns . --r-,y repalins, - � ___Z- '$spreading .in poor land, " is most gra f 1 e S'lp Beasdorp's - I � . . . . . . . running at full blast and d _ien in a good breast save One Way to Keep Cool. Ram Lai's Teas, , 10 - ow 8 � e ef , .The Kippen mills are n6w, ify4ng and very suggestive, in the opin E:Zshan, which is Said to be pretty - -I suppo2e you would Eke to know how ' - � �-". . .1 = � MRST CLASS FARM FOR S&LE-Situated in are prepared to do GRIST4NG on the shortest notice, uthor- . - . T "I .oz -, -_ the township of T.uckersmitb, being Lot 23, . ion ` d'Diamond Orystal Salt., � : ---- I . of The Country Gentleman, a fair in this point. The others, except to keep cool in hot weather?" said a, man , 11 Eureka" ah � I I I ch are and most reasonable tems. In this way youget . I . . � . 4 . . I conemlon 2, containing 100 acres, go of whi .", e follo-King: the Brahma, now and then, N t010 the other day. 'I Well, I have an unfailing I - I - - � ity for th _� I I , . - � - ... I . in &good state of cultivation, 1:0 nerve of g,od hard- flour from your own w#Fat, and better valuefor It has been cultivated most success- run . - I ..i -.- I - , wood buf,h. Excellent fences, 01 well underdrained, the money than in any ''other way. Good flour much -to rump, where they are extra recipe whieb can be guaranteed to effect the I I - . " I * . - � � __ I two never falling wella of water, good orchard, large - teed. . fully and profitably farther.soutb, but large. As the meat here is not equal to desired result. I use it myself, and know - J 0:PCD ILT. - �� h*�ood stab'ing, also other outbulid- guaran . supposed that it the system is a specific one for the woes -_ - . - - � lank barn wit . I . . . 0 It has been generally thaf on the breast and is rather coarse, . - I .1 - lft% all nearly n�w,and a con��odlous brick dwelling. CELOPPING DONE YfRILE YOU WAIT. - I I _ �, I . . - . . __ . . � 7hIs farm is within 5 miles of Seaforth,3 from Bruf,e- - - would not thrive so far north as this. they do not excel as table fowls. But which mankind suffers in such weather as - I *, � I . we have been experiencing. It is simple . - -1 IS � � .- on the � �� . - � � � b 'Aald and le carivenlent to tahool. Appl �� T -ADO S_ While it may not al-,vays survive our the chickens grow large rapidly. and'easy-don�t eat any ineat until the s . � I I NES ALLAN, Brucefte d. �, . �- - I -.-. - premises. MRS. AW - 13924f The highest price in c �eh will be paid for good severe winters with their extreme and able . _1- I - I I . � �� - - 6 the - I ogs, or they will be eut to 9rder. sudden changes of temperature, as it goes down. I have made this an inviol u" FURNITURE a IMF" , � - .1 .. IJ CrImson Clover and T�bmcco. . - rule during hot weather, and it's a conse- � FURN U`0 -_11 Fork- - �. ". - RM FOR SALE. -For sale, the East half of , - does farther south, where it comihences e . I . ; � - .k. 1 C6 . - .L IrLotI3, and the North half of Lot 12, south . xi-Um�T33MM:.1- its I owth in the fall and coptin,mes it Mr. J. H. Hale says in the Connecti- quence I am never bothered about or by th 2.. . Courant that if he were attempting condition of the atmosphere, no matter how - - . � I C IS. I - I boundary, Stanley, containing 100 acres, aboub 76 1 cut This morn- I . I I - timbered with hard- in go spring, this instance shows that Cheaper t an the Cheapest, and aw .,-- � -- acres cleared, the balance well All kinds of Lumber for ple, cheap. - ie last high the temperature ma,y soar. -_ � I _._1 woed. The fa.rm is well fenced, under drained, and �� . it either does Sometimes go through our to grow tobacoo foK profit at tl ing for my break fast I ate a piece of straw- * � . � �� I --- I � _. � I . nearly free from stumps. There are two good dwe I- . JOH14 McNEVINY cultivation and- hoeing he would gow 1 0 berry shortcake and drank a cup of coffee. _ d�� . -I-7 . .. ' - oo as the Best. I - - I . Ing houses, one brick and the other frame, also a 11� winters Successfully or else it comes to mson clover seed pex acre. - For luncheon I partook of some lettuce and I . . I - - - - I- - .,r out- 1� Proprietor. maturity from seed with exceeding rap- pounds of cri I s, The � I � _.,t . ET.d barn and commodious stable and othf 1357-t f I 'V - - � ,1 rout and form small, tomato salad, and a cup of tea. I will go To be convinced of this fact, give us aeall and see for yQursel e I % ��, . . I I bW dIngs. There is a good bearing orchard and . it indicates that I This would sD . - � , , , - . ee idity. In either case I very , . - -- -4 f F never failing ,vater. It to three miles and thr Weakly plants 7in the shade of the fast in to dinner in a few moments an( Assignee ! of the � .1 . - I I I - dersigned having purchased the very fine stock from the , , - � I � - I - . I - � I - quarters from Kippen station and the same from . farmers in this 4atitude may avail them- - , . chools. , f aturing crop. When this crop was out probably, will order a tbick, rare steak, and un - �i Henull, and is convenient to churches and s - . of Matthew Robertson, at a -very low figure, are prepared to offer the . � � I . . . . . . . . . � i It will be sold cheap as the proprietcr is anxious to � � # selves of & aid of this valuable plAnt m. ay in August or early September, pay pretty generous attention t -o -it. Then estate il I �- - __ � :. � I I - � - THE the Supply aw I will come out and for an hour or two will Same at prices which defy con�petition, . I . I � I - . . I I metim it i3 one of the beat farms in.the county and I w I in preserving and renewmi" 'g the cloverwould havefull swingand . . Mat W T I ' hborbood. Applyonthe premises . - � H 110 en P.O. DAVID CLARKE. - - W � . � - 139T-tf , i 0 WVVEN menting tberr supply of, fodder plants. first time during the day. t - _.. -1 lu a I did probably uncomfortably warm for the orr= Xlre: oflnitrogen in their soils and in supple- make an enormous growth before freez- be . n n , I . I . ing in" the fall and in the spring come & d The Undertaking -DupartI&I"Ien .- 1-1 I -1 I t�" U26- I so ,� __ :� In confirmation of the ability of- this I was led to adopt this system from ob- I - - '_ ' . , to full maturity about the middle of serving the immunity from snffering on ac- . . - , - . � .1 . .4 - BOARS FOR SERITICF1. plant to perpetuate itself ker6 we . may May and furnish -many tons of Organic count of the heat which the workrVen in hot Is well supplied with a fine assortment of Caskets, Coffins, Shrouds, &C., at . - � - . �, .— in an I -,. .- I - . I �. 'heundersigbed RECTRIC state that a few tufts of it grew matter rich In nitrogen, ready to plow countries enjoy. This was partichlarly the prices to Suit the public. . - - . � . 11 �. PROVED YORKSHIRE PIGS. -I U Albany county garden last reason, and I ,. . rhas for sale a number of Thoroughbr6d Im- A under in ample time to become decom- case in Spain and Italy, and when I inquired I . 1� . proved Yorkshire Pigs, of both sexes. Apply on Lot . �'. . without any intervention on the own- sed before the new crop of plants was the reason I was told that a Spanish or - ... � � , po , Italian workman would rather eat kerosene � - __ I [ 2t, Coucewaion 2, L. R_ S., TUL_ , �,tmith,. or address . $ erls part it has appeared again this Year ut out. A moderate applfca. - 'ON I . 11 � I BELT & SON 11 I . I Bmeefteld P. 0. WM. CHAPMAN. 11%5 t f , - ready to p - ieat of any kind dur- Ito ROBERTS A- 9 1 - , I I . i I with a wick in it than n I I and is now in flower. These plants are 3otash . I - , - i� [Trade Mark] DR. A. OWEN. _. tion of phosphoric acid a:nd I I I ,; -DOLAND CHINA BOAR FOR SERVICE.- he �� - own seed, but ing the hot weather. I am not a vegetarian I ,z 1) ctical Electric .evidently from' self s - - OX . .. The only Scientific Od Pra . lemented by this clover, would the word, but I kave proven Ware room s—St ro ng's Red Block, Main Street, ' , tl I , r X undereigned has for service a thoroughbred ,, producing a Genuine nated last sum- Snpp ' pr?_ in any sense of . I - I � *- Poland China Boar, bred by Wm. & F. Row, of Avon, Belt made forgeneral use ure of Disease, whether the seeds germi duce another fine crop of tobacco, In to my own satisfaction that a diet such as I "__ _ �-� - - , - - .. . _ _ . i I - -i Out. Terms -61 at the time of servi3e, with the CurTOnt Of Ei lectricity fbr the c this spring we are not able to S aer will pse- sm] A _:F0TZr_r - � I I I I I Vilege of returning it necessary. ,Also a few of that Can be readily felt 0.nd regulated both in Bler Or which clover could again be sown a have suggested during the sumij .. A "� ,nd applied to t of fr In suffering , � ___1 4- � "' y K, lr'i� , a say- before. Under this method MT. IE[ale is serve anyone who follows it 0 � I - � , :_ � above named breed of both sexes for 9.%Ie at a and power, a ) - ite or call. Lot 10, Concession It can be worn at any . � t I ; � moderate prices q u 'bl toidt Yy in e �� I I � .: . - the . �i F i satisfied that the tobacco farmers Of in hot weather.' % � 1 .4 ,V hours or sleep, 41)divillPOSiti, ely cure t � - *- , 6, Stanley P. O., Ont. working ; . � 0 C� , .rn� Wrl WM. SINCLAIR. . Lime on the Farm. . *_ . I rft I .1 - I � 1879-tt - . nbeuniat1sill, Connectiefit could forever continue to � I, - VL� .1 - . i Feiation, 1, IAWe is one of the most useful agents Sheep in the Orchard. EVED11Y MOTHER WISHLo - ' - . - I Generlil Debility of the far when properly used. 71t grow superb crops at a fertilizer expense _. � A�1! . � � . RKSHIRE BOAR FOR SMVICE.-The under - . I . mer exceedin" $20 per acre, and the A writer thus enumerates the advantagei � # Ir - . I �_ BE * ed has on M8 prenii,;teB Lot 10, Conmalon 4, 1 NX Lumbago, ses acts directIr as Plant food 11ft soils of not 9 of kee ing a flock of sheep in the apple I I , It I Tuck=h a, thoroughbred Berkshire Boar for ser- . . 0-16., - ivervous Disca lands grow better annually. Her children to be strong and healthy. - -11 . __ � � Dygepsla, low fertility. Its ekief value, however, orcharT . .� -v'ce. Terms. -$I; payable at time of service with . I 1 .4 i IESNEY . Va cocele, iill keep down the All do e that the -' , 3 . privilege of returning if necessary. W. J. CIH 9 iia its indirect effect Upon soils nat. Sheep if properly fed v I etors Nue( . I J ; 371-t f Sexual WealmeRs Starting Cabbages- . , I Egniondville, P. 0. 1 es and I . I -1 � - 1. I weeds and grass, eat the fallen spPl -_ I . I r . 1mPotency, urally rich in vegetable and mineral 4 t ,*-- A discussion carried on through the the fertility of the I � - I . � �_ - RldneOlseases, dd,very roaterially to � .- I XpRoVED YORKSHIRE PIG. -The undersigned a - . 6�� . � ,,B "c1c, I compounds. It hastens the decay O� . 7L 1. I - � Lan columns of The Rural New 'Yorker on . H EALTH'B D A ND" I L L[erL I I 1 will keep for the improvement of stock, on Lot Urinary Diseases te-v and caiises the nitrogen soil. Orchards t:re continually overrun X%J . : - -1 - _'!itt " as, Conceie�i6n 8, L. R. S., Tuckersmith, an Im- 11 organic mat :ly avail- tho different methods of starting cab- with insects, which are multiplying on � . L ebe .i � ., ire Bovir with first-class pedigree,. to ElectricitY [ed is fast taking the of humus to become more quioli � Combilmdons do more than anything . � %. f�j - - Mcd Yorksh properly appv . at much more depends every hand and are -more destructive than ' I .- � �_ ge - - =41 I ..� h a limited number of sowq will be taken. place of drugs for a-11 Neryous, 11beuniatic. Kid- able. It assists in the process r,f Ilit,rifl- ba s ,shows th e caterpillar, the - - 1 , ,- . ever. Among them are th ;_4 I . � I '1vrm9.-,;k1 payable at the time of -'service with the riey and Urinal TroubleEii, aud will effect cures . upon circumstances than we am wont I to hisure tills. � ,�, I ' I I 1-9 � vilege of returning it necessary. This is one of - eciningly hopeless cases where every other cation. It libera"-potash from insolu- A borer, etc. The spray- . . 1, 10 � 11 . - � to admitl Most of those who discussed trypeta, or magg. . I . I W, nty. THOMA . aump will subdue many, but one little I . I *tes to us stro4lyin - A . . � - I a beat bred pip in the Con . known means has failed. � diseased organ inay blecompounds, thus increasing the store ' lng I I I Lady Aberdeen wri I , -.11 =,::�� ", im-t f Any sluggish, weak ot. A it promotes the the subject favored stqting the Plants fellow that bores throu&h the fruitright '%� . _� I by this moii,iis be roused to healthy activitY, of active. plant food, an C. L. - . favor of the Health Brand. ; � 7 __ . .. in beds and transplanting. -Mr. d left, we cannot reach by sprayiug-the . I � A ,, _� 1. . -T'%OARS FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned has for before it is too late., I I I formation of compounds with alumina, a" is to destroy the A "' I B oeivice a thoroughbred English Berkshire and Leading medical mew use and .recommcud . Allen of - Long Island disagrees and trypeta. The only way - ,&sk your dealer to show you the!90 . _ 11 I I 9 -1 I isea, Lot 6, n their PT,Rcticc. . which ha-ve thwpower of retaining am- ,o doing. Long they . 1��l k -1 & thoroughbred Tamworth at his prenti the Owen Belt i gives good reasons for r fallen apples containing it as soon as . other 4 � . I - -Vancesgion3 , Hullt-tt. The Berkshire pi.- was bred OUR ILLUST monia, potash, -etc. Any materials like "WIN. ,., goods.' You will never buy any, -i � . . -S1,00 for the Berk. RATED CATALOGUE Island for several years past has been .drop. The apple grower has no better as- W - � 1 "4 M - . by8nell,ofEdinonton. Terms . ontain large amounts To use . I I . 1% . ;bire and $1.60 for the Tamwortb, payable at the contains fulicst in formation regarding the cure wood ashes, whibb, c ubject to severe and -long Pr heep. - ____ I I - after seeing thein, - _..., I i! - I , 7'.. . I ime of service, with the privilege of returning if of acute, chronic and 316�vous diseases, prices, of lime, would act in prAetically the I . . __ I - . . �� . . )I good young pigs fit for etc., maile'd - (sealed) F R E E to summer droughts, rendering the success- advantage there must be a sufficient num- ___ . . � � - , - seceasary. Also a number c �. otash - __�� - - -1 - I stock. F. how to, order, � e way ag lime. Muri6te of p eme- ber to keep the grass grazed short. A ten- �_�_ -.r- I -, I ------- — , - - I - i '- . . any address. , Sam . 1. . 0"ce. for sale. These are all registered M, - . __� � _. H. SCROALES, Constance. . � 13��31tf eit & ApPlIaMe CO. is lesp- valuable than lime as ful transplanting of anything extr acre orchard must have a hundred sheep, . W, "THE MONTREAL SILK M . . -A � , _ I -.-- - � __ __ an iAirect atical., *So the method he ad- � ILLS 00., Ltd., �_ � . ------- The Owen Electric B ' ineral ly.-Problem and smaller in proportion' Put in twice as - N_ I � . � . . manure, its effect upon other 111 vocates seems best for that locality. A I � r - _ - � - I � � . � 11 'rPROVED BERKSHIRES. -The undersigned, many as the lot will pasture, with a liberal . I MONTREAL. , - i .% , - � ar of improved Berkehire swine, will keed 49 KING ST. W;, TORONTO, 0wri soil ingredients is not so marked, while amount 0) — breed, . � great deal depends upon circumstances C grain or bran. It- costs $3 a week � — - - _%, - k, forservicethe celebrated boar., Morton (2587), sire - ' it does not materially hasten the decay _� � � 201 to 211 State St., Chicago, IlL . and conditions in all farm operations. and with this money buy - - , �� to feed I 00 sheep, - ,� � -.-: A, moyal (imp.) (1608). dam S3vernake's � - __ � Star imp,) (1919). Terms, for XWde sows, - MENTION TRIS FAFE14 of organic matter. The addition of ma- � �. ; 11 " Daughter, (i . — .230 pounds of bran and an addition of - I I - ' � � � - I SL06, and for registered sows, or gows eligible for I nure to the soil does increase the activ- . Enemy to -Fruit Trees. meal. This will give them, fifty pounds a I 1 �. � - 1�� I - . !:. � � i legistrtitiont $2.00. Fees payable at the time of . ep. Three ]ROMINION � -&- - New . BANK. - _M=IiII I. service, with the privilege of returning, ff necessary. 110 ities -therein by promoting fermentation, A circular issued by the department day, or half a'pound for each she � . - - � I my �k on hand q few choice you which, in turn, renders soil constituents � jects are thus obtained. The ' I . 1. _. _,� 1. � ,- M 450 ng sows in farrow and New Rep4ir Shop. I of agriculture calls attention to the east- special ob t insecticides, and will ex- I - . 3ther young stock for sale. Write to, or call on - oorhees, in abeep are the bes . 11 - -A � - __ more active, says Professor V . i � I I I : I �: - W.H. McALLISTER, 1i I - a letter tb Rpral New Yorker. ward spread of the San Jose scale in- terminate the codling worms and all the 0 i I I I ! ; I L --- 1356 t f Yarna. - . = M Im *16500som. - �. . . sect, which was brought� to California . They crop the 0% - � , ...... . — apple magots that fall CAPITALs (PAID UP) � � �. f � - * - - I .. . . in 1870 from South America. The eir- weeds an enrichen the soil with their W W a $115ce,ow. . - . . _. � I --- I AXw6,nTH AND BERKSEIRE PIGS FOP. . = � I � - � I ss has appro a ils - 6 W = = . � 7� P --- TSERVICE -The undervigned has for Fervice a. Bicycles, Sk 4"tes, Puns., Congre priated $100,000 cular-No. 8, second series, Div. F,n- droppings. The spr ying pump fa to ac . RE Ts .� . 1— � � . -, I . . Tamworth Boar, bred by A. Dunn, of Ingersoll. to investigate ethods and the rn%chinery I . - - _'� � "Sewing Juberculosis and m tom. - gives. full - description of the complish a part of these, i — I � - Scissors, � I � . Gun Himeliance (imp.) 176; dam, Gun Hill Prin � t out.�p It is proposed costs more than that -of the sheep when . . : _. � _ of "stamping i . scale, its woi*, and remedies therefore, , _DW I . . . . �� cm 2nd (imp ) 150 -, by Gun. Hill Prince (1691); Gun Machines . Woodward states that 0 V BRANCH. I -1.2 . � t -Hill Princes '-N epos (1.165); Drayton Queen - - to begin work In the 'city of Washing- already owned. AIr 0XV, X H - , . . . I . ; -s (2&20); by . ; the safest and best,. in bad cases, being to o-uAF I I , I- - I i� (2802) by Sumbo 2nd (895), Stephenson's sow. Also A the milk . ot and .br-anclL be has an orchard that has not been plowed - - - ,f* . I � 11 e- thoroughbred Berkshire Boar, bred by Mr. Delbridge, Andall Small and Fine ItYlachinery P-epaired ton and the herds that supply out'and burn the trees. ro * thi at which is re' - - - . - SEAFORT19. . �7i!, . - � for seventeen years in is w , MAIN SYRFKET�' . � � _�_ ... - I . i e I '�ntor . .1 I- � I . otHibbert. HECTORREID, Lot 7, Oonces8ion 31 as good as n w. JIN Of' Unicycle, for its ciitzens. -es an allUUai �� - " - I � :, - ; - `1 ' . - I 11 ;� Stanley, Brucefie!d P. 0. 1397x8 descHbed in Scientific American. - - markably healthy$ and m : all parts of theunitea ,,3tatws, - ,�__' . . �_ . I . growth of fall 15 inches on the iness transacted. Drafts on _ - - I I ------------- average A general banking bu4, , - . I - i . , ' leaves are dark green, and he ought and sold. Letters of credit issued, available in- all parts I - �� , � �� OAR FOR SER cession 6; SHOP -Over BaxtoA blacksmith shop. limbs. The Great Britain and Europe b . I . .- .111, �L B ,VICE. -On Lot 20, Con, I GOOD BUGGIES FOR SALE. -o ers' Sale Notes collected, and advances made On SAMO I i McKillop, the thoroughbred Berkshire Boar, Main Street North, Se-,vlorth. . aribes its good appearance and health t of F,urope, China and Jlp4p. Farm I I . . . - 1. farrowed June 22od, . as, , - . - .. " fiection " No. 2978, i I with sheep.' They c, are � � . � I . � I MS, brea Vy J. G, Snell & Brother, Edmonton, Day Sure. . his over -stocking it at lowest rates. . . . .1 � . I __ I - � . �, - ontario; 2nd owner, Wrn. McAl'Ister, Varna, Ontario 1395-12 H. C. ROSS. kept from gnawing the bark - -11 I I � I � - I __ r, I I . .. � . 1 3 a We have a number of good open buggies for sale by wire cloth, a^1 V1 NGS . . - �� Send me yo-jr addrm and 31 wil on very reasonable terms and parties wishing I . I I I dam Lelan (2792), by ieshes 1� inches in diameter and three I - � R � �. Sire, Loudon Champion (1564). 11"i t)W show you bow to njake $3 a day; absolutd* vehicles of this kind should not fail to give us a call- with. n . . received. and interest allowed at hiabeat -curraev - - � I , . Enterprise, imp (148) * Painted Lady, im I., (1541), - . - -made I upwards I __ � I - p4 L NOTIPE. . — fy sure; I futnish the work apd teach No factory get up. we guarantee all our work. or four feet wide. All the winter Deposits of 000 Dollar anc end of June and December. 11 ��4 - . b j!A); lady Dosia (956), by Eguinox I . work in the locality Where r second rates, Interest added to #;rinciVal twice gach year -at the . . � ,y Paragon (t ypu free; you .: - -_ I � I I 4 I , ri Mao ydar addreU and I Repairing of ail kinds done on short notice in the ure is applied at least evell . a,deposit, .- . -1 (470); Lady Mallory 2nd (466), by Royal Tecic Lady; � I I - man dr&Wal i�' required for the whole .- � -1 Vae Seaforth Cider Mill haq'vtArl � YTU I bestpossible manner. --I axpbki t e us, s fuL 11orse shoelng& wx` ty. e of with or =7 portion of Z� y Tim Whiffler; Lact md up for bus'Aess. . Y; remem I . qw. year, tind every method for inanufaetunng Nonotic - I '. . _� 7*egenna b y Mallory by Baron A an my old cub- - 11 t c ar rofit of sq for - i . I I , 17 . ope; TAdy ShIltor "ord; I hope to receive the patro.J#g& ( I . beri I jeu for enn W. X. 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