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Ti*Illinois , iall,tgre haspea ed a bill to prevent docking
horses,,, tail.
rest season the P •ov' a of
Ontario contributed ei h horses
to the 2,30 last.
Keep a foot hook handy and
clean the horses f
aiiiamiaminimm eet frequently;
er
.:.QY GOOD HEALTH
it will prevent thrush and oth
diseases of the foot. •
Marcus Daly, the Monta
horseman, has bad a "couple
palace curs built for transportin
his trotters and pacers from o
place to another during the co
ing season.
It is said that Hal Pointer (p,,
2:0.9 ) was once given to the Pres-
byterian Church in place of a cash
donation. Instead of developing
him the church elders sold him for
$150, and in a short time his value
increased to $7,500.
La Grippe has been playin
havooc among the trotters i
Boston and other parts of New
England. At Boston a numbe
of horses with fast records have
been prostrated, and although
they are recovering it will see
them back at least a month in
their training.
Some horses will untie a rope
alter nearly as quick as a person
will. To remedy this, bore a hole
through a block four inches square
nd two inches thick, pass the
ope through the hole in the mini
er and tie to the block. When
nanimal makes an effort to untie
rope fastened in this style, it
lays freely through the hole in
e manger instead of the rope
eing unfastened. When the
ock is not in use leave it in the
ed box.
The New York Sportsmen says
at at least $250,000 was staked
pon Tonny to win the Suburban
andicap at Brighton Beach.
oantaka, the winner, in August,
88, then a two-year-old, called
e Ugly Duckling, was_sold at
ction at Monmouth Park for
275, becoming the property of
avid W. McCoun, if' Philadel-
ia, Loantaka was sired by Sen -
tion, son of imported Leaming-
n, his dam being the import -
English mare Peggie Dawdle
Saugterec.
C. H. Nelson has begun fitting
s great stallion, Nelson, for the
ming season's work, and is well
eased at the showing made by
e speedy horse. Mr Nelson
ys his stallion already shows a
uch faster gait than in the trials
the last year, and he is confid-
t that the trotting record of
and S. will be beaten this season
e stallion is in fine condition,
d will he in good trotting form
July 1, when he will be taken
st on his first trip.
SIR HECTOR LANGEVIN
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It tan YOUR
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system to a new andvigorousaction givingtwtone
and strength to the system debilitated by diease,
and affords a t protection from attacks that
originate in of the season, of climate
and Of life.
run directions with each bottle. Price 50e. and
$1.00. Refuse all substitutes.
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GENERAL DEBILITY
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WASTING DISEASES
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An Ottawa correspondent says:
—One who moves. among the
followers of the Government here
can easily ascertain that they
are weakening on Sir Hector
Langevin.. Many admit that it
will be impossible to refute the
testimony' given by Murphy on
Friday, when it is supported by
documentary proofs. • Sir Hector's
statement in parliament that he
received no money for bis own
use or advantage is now being re
called, and it is expected that Sir
Hector will say that be received
the money spoken of by Murphy.
as subscriptions for election pur-
poses or to support Conservative'
newspapers, and thus place the
blame upon the shoulders of the
whole Conservative party and
force the party to stand by him.
As to McGreevy, all the Conser-
vatives admit that he must go,
but so tar the case looks almost
as bad against Langevin as
agains,, McGreevy. There ap-
pears to bo some ground for the
report that Sir John Thompson
is so angry and disgusted over
the political situation and over
the refusal of the Ontario Con.
RP!t;ltives to accept his leader -
sill), that he proposes retiring
1r0tit puIlic life it) a, short time, to
acre lit the solicitorship of a g,rcitt
rail aav corporation .
A n Ott wa totresponde11 says:
--The condition 01' Sir Hector
Lnrlgevin's health and the start-
ling nature 1' Owen Murphy's
(oli!. pec in the McGreevy affair
011 Friday, have given color dur-
ing the past tsvo days to ',hose
rumors of' the probability of the
Minister's retirement which have
been rife for somo time. The
gravity of Mr Tarte's charges has
weighed heavily upon him from
the beginning. Higogrief for the
death of his old comrade, Sir John
Macdonald, has been great and
genuine. The wear and tear of
Cabinet making also has told up-
on him, and under all this has
gone the tremendous effort that
he has always found necessary to
mastery of the details of the busi-
ness of' hie department. Monday
ho is a sick man, not with any
specific ailment, but with a gen-
eral running down of the system.
He is constantly in attendat ce at
the House, as of old, and his ab-
sence on Friday night was the
first time in the memory of man.
He is a close, even a nervous,
student of the progress of the de-
bates, but in the leadcrship.of the
House lie has betrayed a groat
dual of physical weakness during
the last fortnight,. All this, how-
ever, h5' no moans proves that he
will rot ire. He will at learn
hang on 11 t
until the issue .of the
t1.cdireeey. Ile made his
denial in the Rouse when bis evil
genius Tarte made bis .charges
thee :and be will say nothing
further until the evidence far the
defence shall have been coal.
menced in the committee, That
defence will be a strong one, and
some startling evidence will be
produced for the purpose of dis-
crediting Owen Murphy's evi-
dence.
NEWS NOTES.
A. little boy 1 - years old, son of
George Kember, was drowned last
Monday evening in a tub of water
at Creemore, Ont.
Every tissue of body, every
nerve, bone and muscle Is made
stronger and more healthy by
taking Hood's- Sarsaparilla.
A peculiarity about the '1891'
is that adding the first figure to
the second makes the third, and
subtracting the fourth figure
from the third gives the second.
Adding the four figures together
gives the number of the century.
There is encouragement in the
act that Conservative papers, tak-
ing their cue from Mr Foster, are
now beginning to preach econ8my
at Ottawa. Unfortunately, how-
ever, preaching is mach less
difficult than practice—Mail,
Reeve Leitch, of Glencoe, has
been at London City Hospital for
the past ten days under treatment
for blood poisoning in one of his S
legs. He had rheumatism some a
time ago, and has been lame ever s
since, the trouble finally develop-
ing itself into an abscess. fi
Minard's Linimentlamberman's friend re
Recent divisions in the House w
of Commons show that Mr. Laur- a
ier has a majority of thirteen in a
the delegation from Quebec pro- i
vince. The Conservatives have a N
majority of four from Outario, f
leaving a Liberal majority of nine w
in Canada proper, which, however S
is overcome by the votes of the t
men from Nova Scotia, New nl
Brunswick and the Northwest. • a
For the cure offemale weakness h
suppressions, nervousness, bear-
ing down pains and all those pecu-
liar ailments that make woman's IIe
life almost unbearable, Di- Wil- as
liams' Pink Pills are an unfailing ap
cure. They build up the blood, cu
restore the nerves, and bring a it
glow of health to sallow cheeks ho
All dealers, or by mail post-paid on
on receipt of (50c a box\. Dr g
Williams Med. Co., Biss:sville, br
Ont. a
It will be remembered that st
some time ago the desirability of tr
effecting a friendly running ar- to
rangement between the Grand lea
Trunk and the C P R was dis- ati
cussed by some of the directors of ru
the two companies, but the dis-
cussions on the subject which
then took place resulted in no
arrangement being made.,, The
negotiations for such a friendly
working arrangement between
the two companies have been re-
newed, and that there is some
hope of a successful issue is
shown by the fact that the
stocks of the two great compan-
ies interested showed a marked
revival as soon as it was known
the' the negotiations were in
progress. Lord Mount -Stephen
presided at a preliminary meet-
ing of representatives of the
boards of direetors of loth com-
panies held Monday afternoon.
The general situation was dis-
cussed and the desirability ofa
friendly agreement, with a view
to meeting the rivalry of the
United States lines, admitted by
the directors of both companies.
Proposals which were discussed
some time before the retirement
of fir Joseph Hickson from the
position of general manager of
the Grand Trunk. were review,ed
and will be further discussed by
both boards.
The Locdon Telegraph's St.
Petersburg correspondent declares
the harvest in Russia this year to
be the worst on record. It draws
t harrowing picture of the results
of the continued (frond), '•Prices
of eeret,lr:," he says, "are rising
hourly. Rye has never been so
dear. Throughout Central. and
Western and the greater portion
of Southern Russia the lookout is
dismal. Ministerial reports say
the winter crop, in South and East
Russia perished by frosts. Fern-
ne is already visible in the faces
f the peasantry of lio.>t.t tna.—
)isease has already broken out.
'he only food is oatmeal, mixed
ith tree birk or similar ingre-
ieuts. In Kazen among indigents
eceiving meals gratis are 146
oblemen and 76 priests. In other
istricts similar conditions are
sported. In the Jewish colony of
ovnopol many people are dying
f hunger and hundreds have to
uddle to}ether, several families
n one room,for the sake of warmth.
one !papers contain the adver-
sements of children for sale. The
overnment is taking precautions
garnet expected revolts. Taxes
•e collected with the usual re-
ularity, and failure to pay is
sited with severe flogging.
inard'sLiniment cures gorget in cows
NEWS NOTES.
b A Brazilian, traveller who as-`
tended Mount Vesuvius on Thurs,
day tell into the crater and Was
lost.
1wIr Robert Birmingham, the
secretary of the • Ontario Conser-
vative Union, is to be presented
with a valuable testimonial by
members of the House of Com-
mons.
The new liquor law of Mass-
achusetts allows a man to get
thoroughly drunk twice a year,
with no other penalty than a
1 headache. The law was passed
at the instance of the prohibition
element.
There appears to be a feeling'
amongmany Conservatives that
Sir harles Tapper's presence
and guidance will yet be neces.
nary to enable the party ship
to escape the rocks and shoals
which apparently lies in its
course. A Western Conservative
paper says :—' We still believe
that Sir Charles Tapper is needed,
and that so soon after the close of
the present session as matters can
be conveniently arranged he will
be among us. It is not at all
ikely, however, that Sir Charles
will come, unless he receives a
most urgent call for help.
At West Superior on Monday
morning one of the inmates of
Plant's dance house named Nellie
kinner,was shot by George Burk,
gambler. Plant's place is a dive,
uch as makes Northern Wiscon-
in a term of reproach. Some
fteen women and half a hundred
en were crowded around the bar
hen Burke and several others
rrived. Plant tried to eject him,
nd Burke drew a revolver, firing
nto the crowd. The first shot
ellie Skinner, and as she fell a-
usilade was fired, bat nobody else
as hit. The woman may survive•
he became notorious throughout
he Northwest by persistently
asquerading in men's clothes as
cowboy detective. Burke was
eld in $3,000 bail.
One of the most miraculous
capes ever chronicled, took place
ar Tilbury on Thursday. Just
the Canadian Pacific railroad
proaches the village there is a
rve, and as the express turned
on Thursday the engineer was
rror stricken to see a little child
'the track about 50 yards ahead,
e whistled and put on the air
akes, and when the engine was
few yards from the child it
ambled and fell. The whole
ain passed over it, and, strange
say, it was not injured In the
st. When taken into consider -
on the closeness the brake rods
n to the ties, the escape of the
Child is more than miracnllous.
I+ts name is Brosseau, and its ago
3 years.
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SAFE, SURE AND PAINLESS,
What a world of meaning this
statement embodies. Just what
you are looking for, is it not?
Putnam's Painless Corn Ex-
tractor—the great sure -pop cola
cure—acts in this way. It
Makes no so1.0 €tPOts; acts speedily
and with certainty; sure and
mildly, without inflaming the
parts; painlessly-. I)o not bo im-
posed upon by imitations or sub-
stitutos.
A joint stock company with a
capital of one million dollars cap-
ital, composed of New York and
Southern capithlists, has just be-
en organized in New York, and
will bo incorporated under the
laws of the state of Florida, for
the purpose of cultivating a farm
of 112, 000 acres. The farm is
situated in the southern part of
Florida, and west of the St. Se-
bastian and St John Rivers. It
will be the largest farm it, the
world. The soil is of a rich muck
nature similar' to that found in the
Valley of the Nile, and rarely, if
ever, found in other tropical
countries, which will render it
exceptionally productive. They
intend growingcocoan ats, banana,,
oranges, rice, sugarcane and other
tropical products.
MrW. A. Webster, Dominion
immigration agent at Kingston,
has arrived home from Sou' h
Dakota, where be has been doing
missio•nary work for the North-
West. He has a photograph of
a train taliingCanadian emigrants
and their erects back to their nat-
ive land. The cars are arnament-
ed with such mottos as '-Good By,
South Dakota;" 'Bound for the
Canadian North -V4 est." "Free
lands, " Plenty of timber, "Pure
water," " No more two bushels
per acre," "No more oxalinc fuel,"
No more five mile water haus,"
" Hurrah for Canada. " The trail
arrived at Winnipeg on Mas,
On its way through Dakota Chore
was some hostile demonstration:,
but the number of men on the
train v, -at-, large enough to „vera
the crowds that gathered.. Mr
Web -ter states that in this way
1,000 settlors have heel) hrought
back to the North-West.
The Ontario Agriculturrl Col-
lege, through the efforts of her
professors, Is doing a great work
in the education if Farmer's In-
stitutes in almost every part
of the Province. The fruits of
this are now being realised
and the work appreciated by
the farmers, satisfaction of the
much to the professors. To show
the widespread interest taken in
the college by the farmers it may
bo mentioned that last wook
alone 3,940 excursionists, prinei-
pally farmers, visited the institut-
ion. They were from Efts t York,
South Simcoe, North Perth, Cen-
tro Wellington, South Bruce,
North Essex and Halton; there
was not one of them but had a
good word to say of the college
and the courteousmanner in which
they were received by Principal
Mills, Prof Shaw and others in
authority. They were shown the
practical work being done, and
this, porhapS, had a better effect
than any theoretical explanation
could possibly have produced.
ALT, MEN,
stung, old, oz -middle-aged. who and
themselves nervous,weakand•exbaustod
whe are broken down from .excess or
overwork, resultiag in many Of the fol.
lowing symptoms; Mental depression,
premature old age, lose of; vitality,, .leas
of memory, bad dreams, dimness .of
sight, palpitation: of the heart,- ends.
cions, lack of energy, pain in the kid -
step, headache, pimples on the face or
body,itclung or Peculiar sensation about
the scrotum, wasting of the orgatas,
ziness, specks before the eyes, twitching
of the muscled, eye lids and elsewhere,
bashfulness, deposits in the urine, loss
Of will power, tenderness of the scalp
and spine, weak and flabby museles,de.
sire to sleep, failure to be rested by
sleep, constipation, dullness of hearing,
lose of voice, desire for solitude, excit-
ability of temper,sunken eyes surround-
ed with Leaden Cirole,oily looking skin,
etc., are all symptoms of nervous de-
bility that lead to Insanity and death
unless cured. The spring or vital force
having lost its tent :al every function
wanes in consequence. Those when
through abuse committed in ignorance
may be permanently cured. Send
your address for book on all diseases
peculiar to man. Addeess M. V.
LUBON, 50 Front St. E., Toronto,Ont.
Books sent free sealed. Heart disease,
the symptoms of which are faint spells,
arple lips, numbness, palpitation, skip
ats, hot finshes,,ruah of blood to the
cad, du pain in theheart with beats
long, rapid and irregular, the second
eart beat quicker than the -first, pain
boat the breast bone, etc., can positive -
be cored. No cure no pay. Send for
k. Address M. V. LUBON, 50.
ront Street East, Toronto, Ont.
June 20, 1890.
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Pitciaer's Castoria.
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