The Huron Expositor, 1906-03-09, Page 11a
The Chatham Incubator and
Brooder has created a New Era
in Poultry Raising,
The setting Hen as a Hatcher
has been proven a Commercial
Failure.
THE SETTING HEN -Her failures have discouraged many a poultry raiser. The Chatham Incubator and
You can make money
raisin -4 chicks in the right Money
way-1ots of At.
No one doubts- that there is Motteritt raising A LigM, Pleasant and Profit.
chickens with a, good Incubator and Brooder. _
Business for Woxnen
Brooder kias always proved a.
teems of the Chatham Incubator and Brooder
have all mule money. If you still cling to the
old idea thet you can sueeessfulle run a poultry
Imeinese usingthe hen as a hatcher, we 'would
Like to reaeon wall you.
In the first, place, we can prove You that
your actual cash loss in eggs, whit) the 20 hens
eliottld lay during the time youl keep .them
hatehing and broodiug, will be cu,euglt to pay
for re Uhathana Incubator and Br oder in flee
•or eix hetehes to say nothing ve tever of the
laeger andbetter results attune by the uee
- of the Methane Incubator audit °oder.
If you allow a hen to set, you lose at least
eight weeks of laying (three weeks hatching
• mat five weektaking care of the clelekeesi,
say in the eight weeks she would lay at least
1 d • ert e e Let the Chatham Incubator
able Many womeit Ivo to-d.ay making an inde-
pendent living and putting- by money cetery
month raising poultry with % Chatham Inoue
bator.
Any wpm= with a little leisure tinie at her
dispeeal cam 'without any previous experience
or without a cent of cash, beginethe poultry
hasinees and. make money right from the start.
Perhaps you have a. friend who is doing so.
If not. we can give you the namereof many who
darted with much mlegiving °lily to be sur-
prised by the ease and rapidity' with which. the
profits cable to them. .
Of1 Course,_ 131leeeSS depends on getting a
right start. You must begin right.- it can
0. never make any er as a,
eggs . 16.34-n poultry raiser with Ilene a.s Whetters. You
must haves good. Inenbator and Brooder, but
on the hatching, while the hen goes on
Our No. 3 Ian' ubator will botch as many eggs this means in the ordinary Wary iavestment
wi twenty setting hens. and do it better. Now, which, perhaps you are not prepared to make
here le a. co -teatime in arithmetic :- just now, and his is just where our special
If yon keep 20 hens -from laying offer comes in.
for 8 weeks, how much cash do , If You are in earliest, we will set you up in
yfP1 bese if each heu would have the poultry business without a cent of eash
laid 3 do2;en eggs. and eggs are • a down. If we were not pure that the Chatham
orth 15 cents per dozen e Ans.-$9.00. Incubator and .Brooder Is the best and thet
Therefore, when the Chathatn Incubator is with it and a reasonable amount of effort on
hatching the /amber of eggs that twenty hone your part you are sure to melte anoney, we
oottia hateh, it is really earning th eagle for you would not make the special offer below.
hesides producing for your profit chicks
by the veholesale, and being ready to do the
Saine thiug over Again tlie moment each hatch
Dont you think, therefore, that it pay e .to
keep the hens laying and let the Chethare.
Inetibetor do the hatching?
Thero are many other rAnsons Why' the
Chatham Incubator and. Brooder outelaeses
the eetttrig hen.
The hen sets when she Is ready. The Chat-
ham lumina -cm 1 alwaye rend(.By planning
to takeoff a hatch at the right ime, you may
have plenty of broilers to sell when breliers
are srarce and prices -at the top notch. If you
depend on the hen, your chicks will grow to
broilers just when every other hen's cheeks are
beher marketed, and when the price is not eo
stifeee
The Two la a earelosa mother, often leading her
-nidelen annenget wet grass, bushes, and Ln. place
Where rate- can confiscate. her young.
The Chatham Breeder behavesitself,. le
perfect mother attelevery rarely loom a elne
and ie not infested. With -lief",
Altogether. there is abtellutely net reasonabIe
rarean for coati:clang the uric of aeten a
heteber and every reagent Whir yea should
lor,ve a Chatham Inettbator and Brooder. ,
Wo ere making a very elected offer, which
it will pay yen to investigate— '
Sella Premises Sufficient
For Poultry Raising.
-
Of eoursele If you have lent of room, ea enuith
the better,. but many a Man and woman aro
careering ort 11. sueneasfd and proiltable.- poultry
biteineee ina, small city fp tOWIII0t. Anyone
fair sized stable or shed and a small
yard can ranee poultry profitably,
Bat. _to Mahe metier quickly, .you must got
away from the old idea of tryingito bustnese
with setting hone aft 11140.1101%. Olt must gee a
ettathrunItieubator eoul Broods".
To enable everybody to get a fair stert Iri the
right way irt the voatory buisillOA WO melte
a. very' nprmial offer whieh it er .werth. your
while to: investigate.
WE WILL SHIP NOW
TO, YOUR STATION '
FREIGHT PREPAID
A CHATHAM
INCUBATOR
aid BROODER
You Pay us no Cash
Till After 1996 Harvest
No. 1- 60 Eggs
No. 2-1/0 Eggs
No. 3-240 Eggs
THE CHATHAM INCUBATOR -Bs
success has encouraged marky to make
more money than they evert/sought
epssible esti of chicks.
Every Farmer Should
Raise Poultry
1the IAA, *alma
1 siust allow that it soinetim.es mins
In Ireland, but Welt rain le not quite
like Othets rain. It is, as a rule, softer
than tain elsewhere, and if the truth
Must be told I like rain so long as one
has net to say, "For the rain it rained'
every day," Irish weather is not so
mach capricious Ile coquettish, It likes
tolplague you, if but to prepare you to
. entity the more its sunny, melting mood.
Itiveill weep and wail all night, and, lo,
the next morning Ireland is one sweet
smile and seems to say; "Is it raining I
was yesterday? Ah, tben, I'll rain no
more," And the runnels leap and laugh,
and the pastures and very stone yealls
glisten; the larks carol on their celes-
tial j01.11,11ey; there is a pungent, Inanity
smell of drying peat; the Mountains
are all dimpled with the joy of life and
sunshine; the lake lies perfectly etilli
content to reflect the overhanging face
of heaven, and just won't your honor
buy the stoutest pair of homemade
hose from a barefooted, bareheaded
daughter of dethroned :kings with eyes
like dewdrops and. invoice that would
charm the coin out of the most churl-
Ish purse? If on such mornings as
these you do not loot) your heart to Ire-
land it must be made of stern, unim-
pressionable stuff indeed.
Almost every termer "leeepe bens,' tiet,vrhile
he knows that there 18 0. certain amount of profit
In the business, even when letting it take, care
of itself, few farmers are aware of how Muth
they are losing every year by not getting into
the 'poultry business in snob a way as to make
real money out of it. •
The setting hen as a hatoher will nester be a
commercial OneeeSS. Her business to lay
eggs and she should be kept al) It. Tho only
way to raise Woks for profit is to begin right,
by installing a Chatham Incubator and Brooder.
With each a machine you can begin hatching '
orl a large soale at any time.
You can only get bne crop off your fields in
a year, but with fi, ChathaM Ineubator and
Brooder and ordinaryeattention, you can raise
chickens from early eftpilug until 'Winter and
have a cropeevery moth. Think of it
Quite a few farmers have discovered that
there IS money in the poultry business and have
foubd this branch of farming so profitable that
they have installed several Chatham Incuba-
tors and13rOoders after trying the first.
Perhaps you think Mat it requires a groat
deal of time or a great deal of technical know-
ledge to raise chtekens with a, Chatham 'nett-
bator and Brooder. If so, you are greatly mis-
taken. Your. wife or daughter can etteed to
the metalline and leek after the chickens with-
out interfering with, their regular household,
e
The neerket is always good a,nd prices are
never low. The demand. is always in exceed of
the supply and at °erten), times of the year you
can practically get any *lett you nate to asktor
good broilers. With a Chatham Itieubator and
Brooder you eon start hatehing at the eight
time to being the &Lamle to. marketable
broilers when the supply very low and. the
,prices tteeordingly high. This you could never
. do with hens as nett:here.
We know that there is money in the poultry
business for every farmer Who will go about it
'right. All you breve to do is get u, Chatham.
incubator and Brooder and stare it. But per.
bees You are not prepared just now to spend
the money. This is why we make the special
offer.
: IS THIS FAIR?'
s' We know there Is money in raising chickens.
leee know the Chatham Incubator and
Brooder hes no equal. d
We know that with. any reasonable effort on
your part, you cannot but make money out of
the Chatham Incubator and Brooder.
We know that we made a similar offer last
year and that in every ease the payments were
met cheerfully and promptly, and that in many
cases money was accompanied by letters ex.
preesing satisfaction.
Therefore, we have no hesitation in making
• -"Gentlemen,-Your No, 1 Incubator Le an this proposition to every honest, earnest man
rights, I am perfectly satisfied with ite.
got a larger ono from you next year. a M. profits with 11.01%11 expenditure of thee and
la) otewoore Lindsay, Olt,' Will mothrownooym.ann who may wish to ant d to their yeeekle
"Cientlemen,-I think both. Innuhator awl Thiel really means that we will ad you up hi
Brooder is all right I got 76 jaor (rent, out of e pou Ty burdness oo ha you oan ma 0
throe -hatches, le.S.FLEMING,Platteleille, Outer; amrnegYleviegehnetffirTilm terbeee°11:14lerthwediteeigt119061144hkainrgy.°fAr•
Gentlemen, -I had. never seen art iricubator If wo knew of it fairer offer, we would make it,
nntil ',received yours.' I Waif Pleafted and ewe Write US a post card wieh yout? name awl
prleed to get over 80 per eont and the ohiekene - addreste ana we will Howl you full partiettlarfl,a11
ore all carom anti healthy. A. erhild Mild' well afl OW! bOalltifitily Illitstratod book, 44 Plow
operate mep,phine eueeeterfully, .7 A8. DAT, Itatio to make 'stoney out of eitlekee' Write teedel
well, , to Chatham.
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We ean aupply you quiokly from our distributing waut
rohoot at Calgary, itro,ndoe, Regina, Winnipeg, New Weetralturtor, 1.3.Cs, Montrone,
Ilalifax, Chatham, Jr arsenide at CliaTIIAM, ONT„ and. DiehnOte, MOM Ole
The 1V1ANSON CAMPBELL CO., Linitted4 Dept. No.100 CHATHAM, CANADA
Let us quote you prices on a good Fanning Mill or good Farm Scale.
If
Tr 1
wands elelfoolike you
ay bream(' of
/mom Mitny doctored long,
ty wero tlineoureeed bereave other
Amide lied foiled, Ilul, they were
sting germ &ewe with remedies
h do not kill germ%
e offered to buy them a bottle or
ozone-- I Elf;te ti WC offer n) 11. 'They
'th it what other remedfee felled to
ace plieh. Arid thoge courdieee owed
one --- OCIttlered everywhere - are TIOW
tAing others what 1,i'quosone has done.
Falls Disease Germs.
Contact with Liquozono kille any form
of diseone germ, because prose are of
vegetable origin. , Yet to the body
Liquozone ia not only harmiees, but help-
ful in the extreme. That ie ite
dtainction. Common germicides "fe
poieonn when taken internally. Thateis
why medicine has been so helpless iii 'a,
germ disease. Liquozone is exitilarating,
vitalizing, purifying; yet no disease germ
can exist in
The virtues of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases. They are generated
frorn the best producers of oxygen, sul-
phur dioxide and other germicidal gases.
The process of making requires large
apparatus, and from 8 to 14 days' time.
The objeet is to so fee the gases, and to
combine thorn, as to carry into the sys-
tern powerful tonic -germicide. .
We purchased the American rights to
Liquozouf, after thousands of tests ha.d
OU
rn Wh,
/eonint, Tteipower bad bett
pre/Veld r1 111 1ii,J again/ the meet
sag, hen we offered
to nupply f,hf,e //0410 free Ili every
disease(' that required it, And over ono
,nlILiontiollars 'Men beert spent to an-
noitnen and (tall thii offer.
The result is that 11000,000 bottles
have been used, mostly in the past two
years. 'Igo -day there aro COUritleree mired
MINS, tic -attired everywhere, to tell what
Idquoreme hue done,
But No many ethers need it that title
offer is published still, In the last few
years science 110.8 traced scores of die-
eitHes'ie
to germ attatrks. Old remedies do
not apply to them. We wish to show
those sick ones -at our cost --what
Liquozone can do.
Where It Applies.
These are the diseases in which Liquo-
ZOTIO has been most employed. In these
it has earned its widest reputation. In
all of these troubles we supply the first
bottle f rob. And in matter bow dif-
ficult -we offer each user a two months'
further test -without the risk of a penny.
Asthma. Goltre--Gout
Abscess -Anemia Gonorrhea-Oleet
Bronchitis Ray FeVer-Influenza
Blood PoLsort La Grip
Ith
Bowel Trouble*
Cosighs -Colds
Consumption
Contagious Diseases
Cancer -Catarrh
Dysentery -Diarrhea
wspeptlia-Dandrun
Eczema -Erysipelas
Favers-Gall Stones
Leueorr ea
Malarle,-Neuralgto
Piles -Qui !my
Itheumatism
Scrofula -Sy phills
Skin Diseases
Tuberculosis
Tumors-Uleers
Throat, Troubles
Lictilozons Can Do
Chnrles Lomb and Tobacco..
Charles Lamb; according' to .his own
confession. was "a tierce smoker of to
bacco." ' One day Nit hen puffing vigor -
Dusty the coars'est weed from a long
clay pipe in company with Dr. rarr
the latter asked him how be mana.ged
to acquire • this "prodigious power."
"By toiling after it, as some men toil,
after virtue," was • the prompt reply.
Ae be advanced in years, boweven
"Elia" was obliged- to relax his inthrta-
cy with the weed, softhat, to use his
own worns, he was "like a burnt out
volcano emitting now and then only a
casual putt." Eventeally he took his
foment lefty() in a "Farewell Ode to To-
bacco," and in forwarding a Copy of
the poem- to Wordsevorth he writes, "1
nave had it in my bead to do it these
two years, but tobacco stood in RS oWfi
light when it gave in e headaehes tuft
prevented me singing its praises."
Alto most form" of the followinas
yuoim
Xmas, 7euoiss fitittif 'V fotiNfis
efIlinaSh
W011iafeff Direeseete
Averilisrmost,loti eauterfeelMeilire P:4,
sumo! M, 000d Aiseeily iodinate if WWII tititifik, •
In noryous debit! ty :14NUOV,0110 IWO kg
Stetkilnphittlitig toutsrinees iVt4tilt41,
50e. Bottle Free.
If you need Lig uozone, and 1 eve never
tried it, kdease send WS this coupon. We
will theri.nutil you an order on a local
druggist for a fuil-fliZe bottle, old will
pay the 'druggist ourselves for it, This
Is our free gift, made to convince you;
to let the product itself show you what
it can do. In justice to yourself, please
accept it today, for it places you under
no obligations whatever.
Liquozone conte 50c. and $1,
CUT OUT THIS COUPON
FIll It out and mall It to The Liquozone Com-
pany, 4511,13i Wabash Ave.? Chicago.
My disease
T have never tried Liquoznne, but if you Will
supply me u600 bottle tree 1 will take it,
.41,, • * •
Rsta- blished 1-879.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Crip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresolerie in a boon to Asthmatics
rftrvor.rlit Is a long established, and standard remedy
fin thediscays, Indicated. It cnres because the air run.
&roil strongly antiseptic is carried over tho diseased stn. -
faces of tho broitehlal Wire with every breath, giving
prolonge.1 and constant treatment. Those of a eonsump.
Sim, tendency, or sufferers from chronic bronchitis,' lind
founcdinto fr0111 coughs or Inflamed conditions of
tho throat.
Vapo.Crosolono ht sold
by' druggists or sent pre.
I,
paid on reprint of pries,
A Vspo•Cresoletio out.
ilt including n, bottle of
Cresolenu case Send for
fres illustrated booklet,
LantWo Mii.r.s Cu., Ltd.,
Agents, liai St. James 131.,
Montreal, Canada. 300
A Capita of Nirtiad,
The origin of the phrase, "A capful
of wind," can be traced to 'a Norse
king, Eric VI„ who died in 967 A. D.
Ile Was credited with the useful power
of directing the whet to blow where he
whaled by no simple method of turn -
leg his cap to tthat point of the com-
pass, powers were much tippreci-
atee and trusted ana resulted in his
being known as "windy cap," There is
no evidence as to whether he could reg -
Wet° the 'force of the wind as well as
the direction, Presumably -he couldt or
his faithful believers would not have
been so many, A. ,"bagful of wind" ie
another common expression and indi-
eate3 something hike a gale. This has
been traced downto the claseical leg-
end of Aeolus and his captive winds
eonfined in bap,
A C
2 3 ; Give full address -write plainly.
Note tii‘at this offer applies to new Users only.
Any phYFIlelan or hospital not yet using Liquozone
will be gladly supplied for a test. z
•seael o ' the Or ter.
gattone, probed)) Malty, bar -
reit; of water are drawn through the
gills of each oyster each dfiy," writes a
university -profeeson 11, the micro-
scopic beings that it ay hold are
strained out and pushed long into the
oyster's mouth, Each sieroSCOPiO or-
ganism is it long tine0 itt. raveling from
the point where it first t uehee the gill
to the oyster's stomach; 11 this while it
is alive and capable of becoining the
parent of new generat ons ,when re-
moved from the gill an placed under
suitable conditions. Mo t of these or-
ganisms are wholesome o man, and all
that enter the oyster' stomach are
quickly killed and eon erted into ite
palatable and nutrition substarice, but
so long as they, are tra eling along the
gills all are alive and 4301110 are ex-
tremely dangerous to n. The oyster
exercises choice in the selection .of its
food, rejecting some of the inIcroscopie
organisms and swell° ing others, but
those that are dischai ed into the yea -
ter with the sewage if cities are not
unfortunately among e ones that are
rejected, and before thJese have entered
the oyster's sternach tiey are most fa-
vorably placed for gamning entrance
into human stomachs and multiplying
there."
*11 the' iroirrie Ia4,0120 'Wert,
where are but six Words ID. the Eng-
lish language which contain all the
vowels in regular order -viz, abstemi-
ous arsenious, I
andnious facetious mat
terious and tragedious. There is but
one word which contains -them in regu-
lar reverse order, and that 'word is dup.
literal. Besides the above there are 149
English words vtleich contain ail the'
-vowels in irregular order. Twelve of
these begin with the letter a, seven
with b, twenty-three with c, stxteen
with d, fourteen vritb e, four with f,
even vrith g, one wfth b; six withi,
two with j, two with, m, two with n.
two with/ ol thirteen With p, one with
q, tive with r, nine' with s, two with t,
fifteen with u and six 'vrith
Collecting a BM,
A elahn Waft once placed lathe betide
of ;fudge Peters of Bangor, Me„ tor
collection. A. &tie° wee sent to the
(Wider, Who called end promised to pay
the following fatturday. Tito Judge
said: "Now, don't say you - will pay
urday night unless' you mean tee
Suet trike a OW room days end be sure,
Say .you will pay next Wednesday,"
"Ail right," said the man; "If 1 live un.
til next Wednesday 1 will pay that
bill," Wednesday mune, but no man
eppeaved to settle the bill, Whereepert
the judge wrote out a motto of the
(Wilt of fliff Man.end put it lathe dai.
ly paper, De nest day the bill Was
Net UM,
To Cure a Cold in One Day irr:::Pays:
Take ative Bromo Quinine Tablets. t7hd4 evil"'
swat Milken boxes sold 'in post 12 months. This signature, Wig* 25c*
,„4-4114,
Is wlutt rless far the
best value, being heavily qlvanized
with a spring in every foot aohttptin
itSaf to the greatest extremes of mnow.
A glance will tell you that it is ate
right kind. Note the look, ete„ ete.
It will pay you to study the molter
over thOroughly before. buying eue
- other lend, as experience hes been oer
teaeher in fencing; therefore writearne
at onee'eend get the lowest prices fee
ereetAngete. Primo gtartlateed Os Yoll
will see 11 you ask now.
1091,4seow &TAMES COMBS telhaellituste
Golf Maniac$.
have in my time lived on intimate
tOrMs with the offieers of most nations
ID Europe. My experience of, British
-officers (among whom I now have the
honer to count many friends) is that
they are second to none in intellect and
instruction, but this, Wen entendu, only
until golf links and a golf ball become
viitible. Then they are inanities. I try _
to talk to them of scenery, literature,
art, politics, etc. -they are polite, of
course, the English always are -but L
can see instinctively that there is only
one subject to interest them, le saere
white ,Foreign Visitor in Civil
and Military Gazette, Lahore.
Poilstnes,
In filo collection of perfunieiitwtt
processes are employed, fn one, tho
grease procosio, hoxoti with giago bo
tom aro prepared, tit@ bottom being
(severed with pure grease or suet, and
the dovvers, gathered fresh every day
during the season, are laid on trays in
the box, the grease being left to ttb.
1300 the fragritilee, in the ell process
the place of grease is taken by cotton
batting Saturated with oil, the process
being substantially the same. In both
eases the vehicle becomes impregnated
with the OeSeiltial oil and odor of dow-
ers.
When No110. Iron Menlo,
Experiments show that if a bail of
Had iron is lowered into a mese of
llqnld Iron by means of a metal fork
the ball at first sinks to the bottom
with the fork. BUt in a few seconds
it leaves the pronge and rises to the
surface, wbere it continues to float un-
til it melts. The rising is explained by
the expansion of the ball, due to heat-
. ing, Whereby it becomes, bulk for bulk,
less dense than the molten metal.
Peppermint.
The preparation of peppermint is es-
pecially an Amerlean industry. The
peppermint is cut when 132 b1001U, like
hay, dried, placed in close wooden vats
and steamed. The oil cells burst and
the oil passes upward witb tate steam,
which is condensed and conducted into
a receiver, where the oil rises and Is
piped , offit takes about MO pound
of dry peppermint to produce one
pouud of oil, An acre of land. yields
from six to ten pounds of oil, often
more, even as high as fifty pounda,
•
(eloper 'Belicht Alt ut the Fern.
The fern was supposed to seed only
on St john's night a • d thus to possess
those singular prope ties for which it
had become almost s cred., The gath-
ering of the seed was believed to be at-
tended with Consider ble danger.
P0 -
vet in his 'Tandem alum)", published
in 1684, says: "Muh discourse bath
been about gatheri g of fern seed
(which is looked upon as a magical
herb) on the night of midsummer's eve,
and I remember I was. told of one who
went to gather it, anti the spirits whisk-
ed by his ears like Ibullets and some-
times struck Ids hat!and other parts of
his body. In fine, ; though he appre-
hended be had got a quantity of it
and secured t itt papers and box •be --
side, when he wft nome he fauna all
empty. But most prObable this appoint-
ing of time and hotirs is of the devil's
own institutlon, as: well at the fact
that, having !once ensnared people to
an obedieneesto his rtiles, be may with
more facility oblige them to stricter
vassalage." • )
The Lave and the aevord.
In all governments there must of ne-
cessity be both the law and the sword.
Laws without arms would give us not
liberty, but licentiousnees, and arms
without laws would produce not sub-
jection, but slavery. -Colton.
LOOked
Airs. ;Tymee-I luta ,unexpected good
luck yeeterday in looking Or a flat, 1
found an apartment house where the
rooms are elegant, the rent reaeonable
and the agent doesn't oltleet to chil-
dren, Mrs, Blykely--Mercyl I pope you
ditin't agree tO talo it, There must be
something wrong with the neighbor-
hood,
The Wayes of Men.
Few doctors are willing to take their
own medicine. When a lawyer gets in-
to trouble be hastens to hire an attor-
ney, and it Is hard for people to admire
an artist who 'taints his own portrait.
itamerwrierl.*.
Ms Mission.
Skrawler-I've seen SnIppem, the tai-
lor, going up to your studio every day
for a week. Is he sitting for you?
Dauber -No. He's laying for me.
Re Needed the Money.
"But is an operation absolutely nee,
eenary, doctor?"
"Certainly,. I've got to Nye a vaca-
tion next monet."-Smart Set.
A Queer Bird,
Natu al history Always interes
&en, who usually ;Teen e
of the phenomena in their own
An aeeount 4! the Was of the
for instance, was apparently al
at the time, but was reproduced L�s a
few days Inter; "rho cuckoo? 011,
that's ilio bird that down MI RN own
ewe
WAnagRg.
CASTOR I
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
"gnatnriof
Impoverished o�ii
eriehed ihod, Ile
fertilizer, A elietni
ng the
fertilizer to use for different
products.
If your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you what
yop, need to fertilize it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
are lacking in ie. It may be you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need a concentrated fat food,
and fat is the, element lacking
in your system.
There is no fat food that is
so easily digested and assimi-
lated as
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver 011
It will nourish and strengthen
the body when milk and cream
fail to do it. Scott's Emulsion
is always the same; always
palatable and always beneficial
where the body is wasting from
any cause, either in children
or adults.
We will send you a sample free.
Be sure that this pic-
ture in the form of a
label is on the wrapper
of every bottle of Emul-
eion you buy.
SCOTT & BON
CHEMISTS
e At
50e. and $1.09.
AU Druggists,
s a
t by
oil can tell you
LIMN S
Liatinglari ER
PILLS
are mild, sure and safe, and are*
perxool
regulator of the system.
They gently unlock the secretions, clear
away all effete and waste matter from the
system, and give tone and. Vitality to the
whole intestinal tract, _curing Constipa-
tion, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Dyspep-
sia, Coated Tongue, Foul Breath, Jana.
dies, Heartburn, and Water Brasli. Mrs.
R. S. Ogden, Woodetoek„ N.B.„ weitest
"My husband and myself have used Mil-
s Lalrat-Liver Pills for a number Of
ears. W. think we cannot do -v?ithout
them. t hey s,re the only pills we ever
take."
Price 25 tents or five bottles for $1,130,
at all dealers or direct on receipt of price.
The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto,
Ont.
BUILDERS
Onr line of material for barn and housa.
building is the largest and most complete
in the county and we are in a position to
furnish bills of any size.
Lumber
White Pine, Hemlock, aeorgis Pine
Sprawl, Ceder, Oak, Maple end Black Asla*„
Shingles
xx X and XIX X X Bed Cedar and XX
White rine,
Capaeitr of Great Churches.
The Roman Advertiser gives the fol-
lowing statistics of the capacity of the
great churches of the world, allowing
four persons to every square yard:
*
Persons. sq. yds.
Milan cathedral 37,000 e,250
St. Paul's, Berne „.......... 32,0e0 8,000
St. Paul's, 25,600 6,400
St. Petrortices, Bologna. ..... 24,40 6,100
9F1orence eathedral . 24,300 6,076
Antwerp cathedral --ea . 24,000 coo
St. Sophia's, Constantinople 22,000 6,750
f3t. John's Lateran 22,900 5,725
Notre Dame, Paris 21,000 0.250
Pisa, cathedral 13,000 2,250
St Stephen's, Vienn* ....... 12,400 3•1.00
01. Dominic's, Bologna 13,000 3,000
fit. Peter's, Bologna 11,400 2,850
Cathedral oeestona 11,000 2/160
St. Market Irenice 7,00 1,10
The plazein of St. reter'e in its widest
limits, allowing twelve persons to the
square mile, holds 624,000; allowing
four to the same, drawn up in military
array, 208,000, In its narrowest limits,
not comprising tho porticoes of the Pl-
aya' Rusticticci, 474,000 crowded. and
08,000 in railitary array,
pov
toper
what
Lath
No. h. nd No, 2 W:hite Pine.
Cedar Fence Posts
Alee.every variety of dressed and mateheri
lumberonouldings, sash end doors. Our
mill is fisted to do all hinds of custom
work.
PRICES RIGHT -QUALITY THE BEST
DIelteast Gay Clothes.
We were valiting down Wellington
street, Strand, and Just passing the of.
lice of RouSehold Words, when A ban -
NOM cab atoPPWp 411d out kttepPed, *
gayly dressed gentleman. Els br4ht
green lialstoat, vivid scarlet- tie ana
polo lavender trouser* would have been
notified by Any vet but Ote sise of ill.
nosegay In his tuttonhols riveted ray
gttontion, for It was a regular flower
garden, MYfather stepped and istr,
duced me, and Xf who bad only seen
engravings iof the Midst* portrait and
41 iTry hanikowe heuditimy motbets
piletegraph album, was astonished to
myself shaking bands with the
iat novelist Charles D1ekeng,--431rom
Mios Frisweirs "Iteeelleetions,"
e.'4, • ...
N C1109 &SOt180
WILBER YARD and PLANING 141111
SEAFORTEL
SUFFERING WO: N
who find life a burden. can have* health asere
strength restored bithe use of
The Mama ?fan,
At tlio headwaters of the Orin
Spanish traditions located the land of
El Dorado,l "The Gilded Man," a pp.
tentate whOse country litres sf rich Itt
gold dust that be had his body aeseint-
ed with oil Said sprinkled with gold ev.
or morning go that he shone in the
.5
sun as though gilded. It is a curious
fact that the country in which 'tradi-
tion located this marvelous being ham
never been explored by a white man.
MiIburWs
.frleart and Nerve
Pilis.
Th� prennt generation of women and g4rt
have more than their share of ranhery.
some it is nor/owners and palpitation, -wit
,o there weak, Oissy and fainting spells, velaile with
others there is a general collapse of the eysteM.
Milburn's Heart and eihrve Pins tone up the
nerves, etrengthen the heart and ineke it heat
;drone end regular, create new rod blood cor-
puscles, and impart that RIO° of buoyanery to
thespirits that is the result of renewed mental
aed physieat vigor,
Mrs. D. 0, Donoghue, QrflhIa, Ont.. writes:
For over a year I yeas troubled with nervoia-
ness and boort trouble. 1 detided to give 2411-,
burn's Merl, and !terve Pills a trial, and alter
trir,g five boxes 1 found 1 was completely cured,
'1 'sheep: reeentunend them to My friends."
Prieft 50 cents per hog or three bons for 11,25,
WI dealers or Tho T Milburn Co., Limited
Toren* Ont.
reloneeeme Reuse.
"ICatnala" is the veraaeular name of
the red dye, produced.from the glands
of the matnre fr.ult of a tree named
inIallotus phillipinensis," which is also
called the' "monkey face tree" because
monkeys paint their faces red by rib-
bing them -with the fruit. Here is a
striking ;instance of the influence of
heredity.'
Observation.
To behold Is not necessarily to ob-
serve, and the power of comparing and
combintug is only to be obtained by
education. It is much to be regretted
that .hs_bite of exact observation are
not eultivated in our schools. To this
deficiency may be traced much of the
fallacious eeasoraing and the false phi-
losophy which prevail. -W. Ilumboldt.
The (ielebrxted,
There Wars Cause.
"Have you fastened the windows,
dear?" she nsked as they were about to
retire for the night.
"No. What's the use? I gave you
the last (Whir I had to buy that hat,
and we need not fear burglars."
"But they might sit down ou my hat,
you know."
It Is a -Wise man who knows his own
business, and it Is a wiser one who
thoroughly attends to it -Wayland.
Re Knew.
"You are sure that man cbeated?"
"Yes, sr," answered Three Finger
Sam. "Ile held four aces." ,
"But that Is not conclusive evidence,
"It was in this case. I knew where
the regular aces was myself,"
Peepreseett the inert
havebecometeelaneeet
weeld bi:Poltles our weds ere
others. Do you *Jib to grow t e
bestaitaa-tiowent sad the finest
tiniest Plant-thebeet seeds-- etre s.
leros Sead Avenel free to en
appliftnta
Dela, & 0001
Detroit( Math
...963.4m1.01111M•insitomade
Ey Hour Delayed
IN CURING A COLD
IS DANGEROUS.
You have often heard people say: its Daly,
a cold, a trifling cough," but many a life heater,
would read different if, on the first appearance
of a correh, it laid been remedied with
DR. WOOD'S Nori.
WAY PINE SYRUP.
It .5 a pleasant, safe and effeeteal remedy,
that may he confidently relied upon es a epealeo
for Coughs and Colds of all kinds, Theareeneee,
Sore Throat, Pains in Chest, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough, Quinsy, and all affee-
tions of the Throat and Lunge.
Mrs Stephen B. Strong, Berwick, N
nes: "I have used Dr. Woodle Norway Pine
Syrup for Asthma., and have found it to be a
grand medicine, always giving quick relief. We
would . not be without a bottle of it in the
hottee."
Dr. Wooda Norway Pine yruj is put up in 11:.
yellow wrapper, Three 1no Trces is the tree°
:mark and the price ete cents nt ali dealer&
eV* enti
'Refuse eabetitutes. Demand Dr.
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Voneessinn 3, I
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mutt,
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II Lot 34. I
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ter, No. I, lose
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TORONTO, March
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• dein". polio
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Ateese-43.1
nd 14e for twine e
tees which hot bes
past week erei
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t'xPeaf,ed reeed
corresponeingl
t 18 to 10e for
MOM -REAL, Afard
selling at 171.1
Dwinthipo *relied
and at 20e, Che
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tura reeult el
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jitiri as dealt%
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eked Iots rang
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; lwst feed
hest stet,
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