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MANAGEMENT OF SPRING
LAM LS.
Children and lambs have a uatrr-
al liking tit• each other ; but du
no: have a pet Iamb unless yon are
rt..ek to tolerate nuisance, and tiu
not permit the children to tease the
Limbs unless you are willing to have
vitrvtts sheep hereafter. This ap•
ph •• mostly to the stale lambs.
W'itlls• the sheep is naturally docile,
vice is easily induced in the ram,
and a vicious ram is an ugly custo-
mer. Wean lambs when four to
five tuunths old. Place them uu
fresh tender pasture. If clover has
be"rt sown a ith small grain, and
a r•tr• brings the clover along
nicely atter the grain is cut, it makes
a flue I astute for weaning lambs.
Or, three to four weeks before the
young grass is needed, mow a few
acres of pasture. Give the lambs
—and all sheep for that matter—
easy access to salt and water. Ac-
custom the Iambs to dry feed as soon
as the pastures begin to fail, by
yardfrg theta at night. Failure to
do this is one of the things that takes
the profit from sheep -rearing. Cue -
trate and dock when young—as soon
as the lamb is surely otvued by its
data is noun too early. To dock,
have an assistant.sot the Iamb on a
board, holding it with its back to
him, a hind leg in each hand and
drawn well up. Make the incision
thruegh a joint, downward and out-
ward. This leaves a hood to protect
the wound. Fish oil or caster oil is
as good an application as tar, and
loss objectionable.
CAREFUL CULLINC S.
•
—Time will discover every thing
to posterity, it is a babbler, and
speaks even when no question is
put.
—Those who make young chil-
dten 'prodigies act as wisely as if
they would pour a pail of water
into a pint pleasure.
"—Let every Christian father and
other understand that when their
child is three years old they havo
done more than half they will ever
do'l'or his character.
—Madame De Steel defines
-happiness to be "a state of constant
or tion upon . some desirable
svith a continual sense of
t ....,3 toward its attainment."
He who kindly relieves the distressed
And visits the sir:k in time of need ;
Or tenderly lifts up the oppressed,
Is truly a friend indeed.
It is not what we do for ourselves alone ;
Not gain of wealth or power
But whit we have for others done—
That counts in the final hour.
—The wife of Count Tolstoi does
not sympathize with hor husband's
extreme religious views, and threat-
ens, if ho attempts to carry out his
plans of selling all that he has for
the beuoti of +Ile peer. to ask for
an official investigation of his sani-
ty.
--A Kiegstou, N. Y., clergyman
received a fee of a dollar the other
day for harrying a couple. About
an hour after the ceremony the
newly -made bride ,canto back and
demanded a certifieate that cost
twenty five ceuts. And a few days
afterwards she visited the clergy-
man again to find out why he hadn't
put a marriage notice in the papers.
So he inserted a notice at a cost of
fifty cents, and then, handing
twenty-five cents to his wife, re
marked :—"Here, my dear, hurry
up and take this before that woman
makes another call."
—A Chicago paper states that
American women rarely, if eve ,
1. se their first youth. They don't,
eh 4 The way it struck • - was that
they lose so many iu divorce cour ,
and one thing and another, that it
is a mighty difficult platter to say
whether it is their first youth or
their second youth that they hang
on to. This is a funny truth re-
garding "first youth "
—Rev..John Robertson, of Stone-
haven, believes he will see the poet
Burns in heaven not far distant
from too apostle Paul. He says
"Robbie 13 VIM was ten thousand
tunes better than ulauy of his white -
tied contemporaries," Such compar-
isoos are odious, Burns' name will
be hallowed by history and tradition,
when the idler bucco muckle squads'
namos will never rise from the por-
tal through which shay have entered.
Burns was neither a scholar nor a
a chemist, and found to lac beavily
loaded with arsenic. The girl had
been poisoned.
—The ubigt.itoue book agent hats
got a bad set back. A Mont sal
mercbant, whose sock of Cbristiau
resignation was exhausted, threw
one of the fraternity out of 11i t
office, and on being summoned he
fore a magistrate, the latter patted
hila on the back, and decided that
the peripatetic vendor of literature
had no business iu au office againet
the proprietor's wi hee.
—The people of the state of N
York have atre•'dy been taxed
the extent of nearly $20,000.
for their statehouse at Alba
and it ie estimated that it will
some $6,000,000 more to comp
it, and then they will have
costliest statehouse in the wo
The amount of extravagance
swindling iuvolved in this sti
lure almost staggers belief. It
one of the greatest cheats of in ld
times. .
—Two preachers figured in tra
dies in Navarsato,Texas, ou Sand
Rev. K. M. Lawsuit shot and kil
a negro named Daniel McLeod, t
had stolen several articles from h
While Rev. Hall Miller was c
ducting Sunday school an iatoxi
ed man named Burchard distur
the meeting. There was au alto
tiou between the preacher and
disturber and the Rev.. Mr. Mil
went home. Ho returned wit
shot gun and fired its couteuts i
Burchard'e side killing hits.
—Dublin has hail a retultrka
dog case in one of its courts. T
melt claimed the saute dog. .0
to prove its ownership, told t
animal to fetch his cane. The d
obeye 1. The other said that -
had owned the dog in Asia, whe
he had heard only Hindostau
spoken. So in that language
told the dog to fetch his bat. T
dog obeyed. No report of the
ciston of the judge has yet been r
%eived in this country.
—The estimated cost of the p
jected ship canal between Bor
eaux, on the Atlantic, and Ni
bonne, on the Medit.erranu
France, is $130,000,0110. This v•
undertaking—comprisiug, as it do
a leugth of some 330 miles, to sa
a voyage around Spain of 700 mil—
.would have a depth of 27 feet
order to allow the passage of hes
ironclede, and would require
locks. The plan also eontemplat
a railway track alongside, so th
by means of locomotive towage
speed of 70 miles an hour coiild
maintained by day, and. also b
night by the aid of electric HO
—A Chicago despatch says ;—Tl
State council of the British Amer
can association had a rough an
tnmble meeting at the Sherina
house Wednesday, a"teraoon at
o'clock.. Ladies in the parlors an
a few people' in the rotunda ha
their atten�ion attracted to a treme
.dous tumuli iu one of the club roorn
ou the second floor. There war
yells and uoise of blows and crasai n
furniture furiously blended. ?'h
council had [net with Dr. Gaudio in
the chair. A hot discussion arose
over the newspaper organ or the as-
soliation, which is edited by a
Scotchinau aid a Canadian. It is Cita 'at one i )eulpsy said : 'The
Scotch are bare legged savages and
Canadians are haltbreedt.' 'C_rdon
Murray, a well known business
man leaped, from his seat and
knocked Denipsy and the latter's
brother down. Caudle was struck
on the jaw. Mr. Brhatu way upset
and walked upon. i )empsy rose'
and sailed into Murray, who in
tutu sailed into him, and each
dashed at the other in wild fury.
Blows fell like raiu. Chairs, cusp•
idols, mantel bronzes and floor mats
were hurled through the air, and it
was only by the application of such
force as the hotel porton could coir•
mand that the riot was chocked,
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SAiD TO BE S^LEN 'ID
I am plecsed with Burdock Blood
Eaters, because it cure; my rheurna
tism completely. My son r -"o, and
many other people in this vicinity
have used it and say it is splendid.'
Mrs. 0.:,'errault, Cat Porttge, Ont.
—St. Thomas Journal ;—There
humorous as well as a graveside
the smallpox epidemic. At
nt's school house the other day
umber of Italians were being
citrated, Mr. Frank Bunt assist -
the physiciau. After the bucks
been all vaccinated some eight
aws remained and hraul'c. told
of them to go into the cloak
1.0 of the school house and got
ppp d really for the doctor. Frank
ant her to get her arm stripped.
the squaw didn't understand
very well, and thought he
nt what he said. Taking a'1 un -
al time t0 get really, Frank puked
• head in the door to see what
the 'natter, and was about half
rifted to find the squaw tied only
he dusky garb which nature gave
Frank hastily closed the door,
Managed to explain the situa-
to the squaw by speaking
ugh the keyhole,
,.1 V', HALF ,A D,,u.LAR.
bout 8 years ago wy feet and legs
became poisoned, and came out in
great sores as large as a half dollar
which ate in almost to the bone. Af-
ter the failure of other remedies, the
sores were completely healed by one
bottle of Burdnolc TM :1 Bitters."
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INTERESTING' NEWS ITEMS.esu
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—Portland, Ale,, has more rads' 1 wss
Fellows in prop' ',tun' 10 its popu• hor
lation than any other town in the in t
/World. One out of every four of her.
the citizens over 21 belong to the and
order, and the seven lodges of the tion
city havo a fund of $140,61 5.74. titre
Tho richest lodge is tho Unity,
which has $34,430 in its treasury.
—•A young daughter of Milton "A
Blake of Boone, N. .H., became
seriously and mysteriously ill, h'in-
t.ily it was suggested that the ill-
ness might bo due to the new green
-flannel dres she had been wearing.
A piece of the goods was analyzed by Jose
Aalne. i 79 b'Qy.r,iat$.-•"A.re y44 dis-
turbed et vl'tbt 014 broke t of your rest
by a sick ebild scrming and crying witb
Dain of Cutt•^f; 1'eetli? •If so sero at
once ar.d get a bottle of "Mrs Winslow's
Soo.l•iegSyrup" Children `feeiuiug
its value is it .slab's. h will relieve
the ports: ftttleeu''e:er itroediately. De-
pend rpon it, mothers; there is no n'is-
taLeabout it. It cures D'•eente-y' and
Dia'rtcea, regola.es the Stomach and
Bowels, cu -ea Wind Uulie. softens the
Gums, ret:rrea Julian -raw ion , and gives
.one and a"e gy to the it bole system.
"tfrs Winslow's Seoth'ng Syrup" for
cairn tee,bing is eleasant to the taste
and ie.the p'etcr;ptlon of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
1' •uggis•s throughout the world. Price
25c. a bottle. lie sire andttsk for "Mrs,
winelow'aSooth'ng Svrup," and take no
other kind.
--It is said that one cause of the
difference which led to Senator
Macdonald's resignation of the
residency of the Evangelical Alli-
ance is the alleged fact that the
Alliance purposed rucking one of
its chief objections to the Joevit
Bill the contention that Protestant
institutions did not get enough of
the plunder,
DR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP has
removed tape worms from 15 to 30
feet long. It also destroys all other
kinds of worms.
—Over 6100 persons passed
through Port Arthur during. March
bound fur the Northwest.
A BIG STRIKE.
A big strike was maks when Powell
dr Davis issued their Extract of arsap•
arilla and Burdock. It has met with
great success, and it must, for it is the
most powerful blood purifier in the mar -
kat. It is used with the greatest success
in all diseases arising from a debilitated
coeditor' of the system, and everyone
needs, and should use a bottle or two at
tb's season of the year, df Powell's Ex•
tfnet of:Sarsaparilla and Burdock, hear
.n mi -id one 50c. bottle cuntaine more
solid medicine than moot dollar so-called
Sarsaparilla and bitters. Also remember.
tnat it is sold in Clinton by all druggists,
p •ice 50c, a bottle. Sold by all drug-
L'sta and medicine dealers everywhere.
4,!3:1,1y
—Wm. Black, a fa mer of West -
minister, roar Belmout, died very
soddenly on Saturday n!oruini,.
He had just dressed himself, and
was walkiug out of his bedroom
when he fell dead in the doorway.
Decoa.,,,d was 54: years of age, a• d
leaves a wife a,ld family.
OUR VANCOUVER CORRESPON.
DENT. •
From Esquintault,B.0 Mrs. A. B.
Cameron writes that being very much
troubled with dyspepsia she tried i.wo
bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters,
which gave great relief,and hopes that
others may 1•e induced to try it also
and receive like benefits..
—John Le f'roix, who died at
C'.ra'.d Forks, Man., last. week, was a
native of Montreal and 10l: years
old.
' r NJ N••0SI' A�';r:r AL%�E rests, a-
t':e tonic and mild stimulant is
3lilbt•rn's Beef,. on a .. Wire.
—A sensational breach of promise
case in Napanoe has been se' 'ed,
but a Westbroke farmer, away up
iu years, is boiny sued for $3,000
for trifling with tho affections of a
young woman of tee der ; _ass.
THE HOUSE O:'COMMONS
% sono[ pass a law that will prevent
people having co 4ghs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis and lung troubles, hut
fiagyard's Pectoral Balsam does
away with the diflicult•. `by prompt
ly curing all afreotions of the throat
and lungs. It is the pleasantest and
safest cough remet.y
—A reveicnd minister in 10,1*
broke, or the Sunday previous to
the voting on the Scott Act, witn
one hared uplifted and the other ou
the bible, iu the pulpit, irnll)ored
the Almighty to paralyze the right
hand of every . stor ., ito voted fo:
the repeal of th• Scott Act in that
district. Result, 1,000, Majority for
repeal, and no right hands paralyzed.
Another plain example of the old
adage, "The prayers f the wicked
avail not !"
Ut4SIGH GY PIM'?LES, B' 0'i'•
CHER., TA N, and all itching humors
oI the skin are removed by using
Dr. Low's Sulphur Soap.
—Rev J. .G. 2 'eau of F'euelou
Falls, was tried before 1-Iis IIonor
Judge Deau at Fenolou Fails, Vic-
toria couuty, April 8th, on fivesep
orate charges of indecent assault on
young boys. On the first four
charges the prisoner was found. not
guilty, but ou the fifth charge, which
occurred in Jainuary last, he was
was convicted and sentenced to throe
months in the common jail. There
is a very strong fooling in henelon
Falls against the prisoner and it was
feared that as ono case after another
fell through the defendant would
get off, but the last case proved
lou much for hint and he went to
gaol.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURE.
To T',lr EDITOR :
Please inform your readers that 1
have a positive remedy for the above
named disease. By 'its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. I shall be glad
to Send two bottles of nay remedy
F,:EE to any of your readers who have
consumption if they will send. me
their Express and 1', 0. address
Respectfully, Dr. A. 'I'. SLOCUUM,
37 Yonge street, Toronto, Ont. 999y
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WON EKFt3L G'± >;, F•.e,.EStT P90%
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`I•ttili is the tide given to Scott r
Ik eiulaion of Cod Liver Oil by many
thousands who have taken it, It not
only gives flesh and strength by vir-
tue or its own nutritious properties,
but creates an appetite for food.
the ill and or y your weight. Scott's
Emulalon is perfectly palatable. Sold
by Druggists, at 500. and $1.00
--In Montreal 1 loan limed
Mainville all •mpted to outrage a
young 10 year-old girl and was only
stopper[ in his infamous purpose by
the girl's brother, who had him
arrested. In the court of
Queen's bench he was sentenced to
eighteen mouths' imprisonment iu
jail and liftecu lushes. The !ashes
were adnrieisterrd one morning at
7 o'clock. 'Cho wielder of the cat
tv its a 1411, pawn; fol Ilisiiman, and
the second stroke brought screams
and appeals fur mercy from the
scoundrel's lilts, but they were of
-no avail.
COSS t f ['AVON CLAIMS many
victims. Ward off this .dread disease
by the use of Small Sugar -Coated
Burdock Pills when nreded.
Elder Morris 'elated in a Bap-
tisi; church at Wiudsor Sunday
evening that oue of his iecont con -
•1 ts in South Colchester had a
fearful vision a few nights ago.
The new convert who is a young
00101.0(111.1311, saw heti, It place of
liquid, boiling flames, rolling over
and over, and gray-haired men
rolling over and over in them ;
also ho saw and heard a lot of
young teen popping up in the flames
like n lot, of popcorn in a stove fire.
The eider draw a frightful picture
of Gehenna,, scaring his hearers so
that 'several' women %vent into fits,
white•'rnen groaned and wept r.mid
great excitement. Next day Air.
Morris teas notified to drop the old
fashioned hell or stop preaching.
�'.. VE a 1:S
For over five years we have used
lTagvard's Yellow Oil ;n oar family
for coughs and coils, burns and soar
throat and our experience is so satis-
factory that we would recommend the
me 'eine to any person," hl "s. F.
Sanderson. Bosworth, Ont.
—Mr. N. Webb, the well -know.'
proprietor of the "China Matt" in
St. Thomas, died at his residence on
Wellingtou street, from blood
i•oisoning. The disease originated
:row a most-poculrar cause, On
l hursday he was at hie ',lace of
business as usual, bet complained
of a small boil on the back of his
neck, and on Friday meriting, the
pain being somewhat severe, a
doctor was called, but nothing seri
Pus was anticipated. 'Saturday
eight, however, blood poisoning set
iu, and despite all that Medical
sat 11 could du he passed away at
eleven o'clock.
LIVE AND LIMB
Are often *in jeopardy thi ough various
accidents on land and water. A
prompt relief and sure cure- or all
painful wounds, bruises, burros, cute,
scalds, rheumatism, •neuralgia. sora
throat and croup is Ilagyard's Yellow
Oil, known as reliable over 30 years.
Keep it in the house always,
HUMPHREYS'
Da. livw•aners' SPECIFICS are scienttflcally and
carefully prepared prescriptions ; used for many
years In private practice with suceese,and forever
thirty years used by the people. EVery single Spe-
cific las a special cure for the disease named.
These Specifics cure without drugging, purg-
lug or reducing the system, and are In filet and
deedthesovereign remedies oft he World.
LIST OF PRINCIPAL NOS. 001818. PRICES.
1 Fevers, Congestion. Inflammation,.. 2.
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Celle . .2
:t Crying Colic, or Teething of Infants 2.
4 Diarrhea, of Children or Adults....
b Dysentery, Griping Bilious Colic....
6 Cholera MArhus,'Vomiting ,2
7 Conglis, Cold Bronchitis .2
8 Neuralgia, Toothache Faceache.,.2
9 iiteadaehos, Sick Headache, Vertigo .2.
10 Dyspepsia, Bullous Stomach.2
11 Suppressed or Painful Periods. .2
12 1Vhr:es, too Profuse Periods ;t
1 Croup, Cough, Dlf Ieult B,Trtui n •55
1 Balt theuul, Eryslpelas, E,ruptrona•
1 'rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains25
16 Fever and Ague, Chins, Malaria.50
17 files, Blind or Bleedingpp
19 Catarrh, Influenza, Cod in the Dead .50
Whooping Cough,Violent Coughs. .5
General Dehility,Piyslcaiweakness .50
2 Hldnoy Disease
28 Nervous Debility 1.00
30 Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed0
3`2 Diseases of theHeart,Palpltatton 1.00
Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid On receipt
of price. Da. Flvatrnaays' MANUAL, (144 pages)
richly bound In cloth and gold, mailed free.
Bumph rove MedreifleCo.109 Fulton S$.N Y.
SPECIFICS.
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J. G. STEVENSON,
Furniture Dea'Cr, &c.
THE LEADING UNDERTAKER AND
FUNER'1L DIRECTOR,
'I'ewa !!till, Chum!, Ont
HOUSE PAINTING,.
GLAZING AND GRAINING,
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PAPER
KalswIning
AND
FRESCOING.
Shop Next. Spooner's Hotel, Albert Street.
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NEW STOCK ; NEW STORE !
ELLIo1r1-'s BLOCK, - CLINTON.
JOSEPH CIIIDLEF, Dealer in Furniture.
Call at the New Store and see the stock of'
Bedroom and Parlor Sets, Lounges, Sideboards, Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses, etc., and general Household Furniture. Tile whole Stock is from the very
hest manufacturers. Picture Fratues•and Mouldings of every description.
JVS. CHhDLEY, one door West of Dickson's Book Store.
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