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Lnuo billeumuma, dyspepsia, 1#44040110, 46440.
PA Olt, 40er Steillasb, are promptly
mime by Ire*. Thay de their work
lifl letti lbormlfddy..
.liest Agar dinner pills,
2110111114. Ilf11481014 • •
Pro:parse by 0. 1. Rime Si 0o.,
/lie 1!lll to Mks 'site 11004 fistriaperlha--
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• INEI:EADiNC BARBER,
• Smith's block, opeosite rod office
ALSO
Agert for Standard Life insurance Co
Head °Moe for Oantida, Montreal,
TriverstgIlit4if?Wn'afle. illgittal
'established 1676 Tim old reliable tuityftimorita
CENTRAL.. BUicifER SHOP.
FORD:,$z MURPHY,
yai*!me..c.i., to J. 'W. Langford.)
Having bought out the above business, we
intend to conduct It on the eireh principle. and
will (amply ear customers with the beet ineats
at the lerrest paying prices.
Word dt Murphy,
o mmer on
Irenelent Pilitleefir-MOSt." urttandlit
"'Or •Sale," 00,40 cents for first In-
lertiont 25 canto for each elabeeeuent
• inserelen,
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at the option of the proprietor, '
• W. .3113:ORELL. •
Editor and Troprietor.
E• MOLSON'S-BANK
• „IneerPerated by' ..A.Ct ESilitiMent 1660,
t.
• $2,000,000
$1,,soo,eoo:
• Road Orrice, BlowrgE$4..
MACIPHERS(iN; 'resident
F. wormitng..TeN e :ROM AS, Oen. • Manager
•Noteq.digrounted. ClellectIone mode Drafts
1"110.1• 210142 end American •Exchange
,heue4 eoieW Interest allowed on -Deposits
IteNET • .
'•Ulterest llowed On 'Millie• !of ..41 and pp.
, *MUTER&
Money 'advanced to raTraers on their own
'votes/it-Rhone ormore endorsera., No motto
gge required as security. , •
. BELE IR, Manager, Clinton.
YoTAGGARTI
Taal ilk es,
ERT STREET; CLII4TON
• ",7erieral Banking Business Transacted.
Notes Discounted. Drafts Issued.
• Interest 'Allowed on Deposits
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..7/740.-.4zsicamt
C 1NTON 4 o • - • • - • ONT
•rim Accident and Life Insluranto
T•nate ted. Represen: ii several • of 111.i beet
onioanies and any infollnatioa relating to
I wane°. gladly given, •general District
gent for the Confederation Life Insurance.
o. 'Money to Loan on Reasonable Retest._
alace block, opposite Markel.
CONYEYANGI NG
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Ridout
Conveyancer, Commissioner, -Etc:-
. Fire Ins tratec% Real Estate,
Money to Lend.
•..0.1fiCe+.11DR914....-STREET, .CLINTON.
• . MEDICAL -
- •
Dr. Gun.n,
a. C. P. and L,„4.. C; S. Edinburgh.
• 'Oilice--Ontario -Street, Clinton. • Night
a "front door Of residenee on Ratten-
bury Street,. epp. Presbyterian Church. o
• •
Dr. .Turnbull, .
••••••.•••
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Office -in Pei:rin's Block, RattenburY St.
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••••:•-lslight calla at OA. ce attended to.
• •• CLINTON, ONT.
Dr. Shaw, •
office-ontatra Street; opilosite
. ..
,thurch,, formerly. occepied 'by Dr. Appil-,1
ton. o 4
11L14 I ISTRY:
• Dr. I31WCE,
Surgeon Dentist.
OFFICE -Over Taylor's Shoe Store,
linton, Ont, Special attention. to preser.
ation of natural' teeth.
N.B-7,W,411 visitIllyth evervidonday and
aylield every Thursday.afteenoon during
e Summer. 7
AGIqkW DENTIST.
I •
djoining Foster' s Photo 'Gallery.
ee .11ours, • 6.•• 9.• tei 5,
'ch the second thersdayeof each
Month.
ET ERIN ANY •
t.
13111,0k4.11, ,
• . .
v SURGEON anti "
'I:ERIN/Mir 'INSPECTOR.
ac Street'next !slew Era Oita
siden ,Albert $t.,
• LEGAL.
"ElOcitt & �cenzie
BARRISTERS, SOLICWORS, ETC.
'CLINTON 'AND HATEIRI,D,
(MIAMI Office -f -Elliott, Block; Isaac at.
Hayfield Offiee-Open every Thurteday
atreet, first door west of
Post Office. Moe il to loan.
larileta.800tet • E. H. McKenzie'.
OamPiOn) CO.)
- Solicitori to Notary; aco,
.• •00.1)ERICH, 'ONT. • ,
•Ciiltck-.-Over Davis' Dre StOrtier.
Oen,
•
(1E0 TROWNELL
!Tax TO !WNW! VOLTA..
-iviviskvies,ii„
00 the the Farm,
u• tn?"1:1tAINAGE awn "It ,,,,(:),11,,-' 4tPh:oepl:laiir14.7._ gdSio atIld,1"44"1:040143pOit°1re ctuflulli8m°01,
. caanays.
The Water running over the surface tkei., e;54.14,Thulgthaigt44147 ut:apirunepsItistah:
of tho\ground Orrice the vegetable '
FX fine Particles, pf Roil, the fer- iftgAti‘4,24.4.14,;;,(1 Itheitrl'Itrie a°111 04171
etailvitirlerbyrourtgethltentneft.htewesuserfialc,e by the ''''.- ''''' eu'''' Iel4t'iengere ffillentir
die ler. PaY Omni 49 it/ 412 per ten Xer ,theni.
thus makin th st of the °teeth
Uniting elements brought done to the
0 _ 7. e re a s 0.0 e and phosphene aqui Muell greater than
soil b th 1 fall d th best a
that may 'tilos materlale Can be obtained in oth-
tbe maniiree and tea/liters .er forme, The
be aPplied to the soil Into the rivulets also in asneunt;Palle:osrli6niigetr ttbdevkairnilfees.
. .
and etreains never to retuen. Each 'ef wood trom which, the-fiehes ,are pro-,
weebing: Of the surface railicee the e°t1 areidn'uothreliaregYtlitab: tretetievnettaaa 14e -It
more coMPaot, thus adding to the our- is when aehes are produced on the farm
face How of the Water and ,to the poor- that they are most a valu bl f the CI, or n
. er conditions for pro&otieg the leg- they an he kelt ^ under shelter or
orous growth of the oramrd, •• spread' en the and at any time' and
il
•• to the best advantage the cost of tra*
What is true Of ridged or bedded sportatton from otheit points being eli-
•
land is equally true of any orehard illinated On the farm there are Mit-
aite having only a rabid surface draiu- terialet which' largely abound in W-
age. The injurious.effeet of tinch con, ,a/311' alnl ,owin'ab are elBnalli ennSuncled'
.4itions ean be, pi taniy Beee in• peewee tbehieetttru:rdbaence of, such materials not
through this and other states, in the sufficient Prtakt3hreatt, but
thyfeoyPrda
for saving
dead limbs and dying trees at an age them. Cornrceb ashes contain 12 per
when" they ought to be vigoroes, un- cent. be pure pottieh, arid corncobe can
der favorable conditions, and in see_ 101 ptbute and
tugrInhan spreading
son bear hiSeious fruit. • •
The -remedy for these unfavorable. SHRINICAGE OF CORDWOOD.
conditions of soil \end waste of eertil- •Five cord's et freshly•ont-green bitch
rp
ity is the thorougk..nnderdrairiage of wood weighed on Feb. 27, 14,836 lbs,.
the 8011 and subsoil. On clay lands ha•v- The wood was piled but of doors and; on
ing a retentive subsoil underdrainage Ont 19 weighed 7,142 lbs„: a shrinkage
is the first step tO be taken in proVid- of mere Ulan ane -halt.
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1131; the right odnditions ft•ir fiuOccrs-
:ful. orchard grOwing. It the etitsoil, le
so*haid and tt3nacibus as,to h what • ---'• . ,
• we call '' hardpan," sot Much -the more. nrand Continental Electrieel Exposithet
does it need ,to be undadrained. 'lo •a to he Bald at the Seteuttrit'S ItIrtItlibtee.
'depth sufficient to allovv- the root§ of " Alessandro Volta, inventor of the
aocePt4d ''alterage for unleashed
1ARKET8 OF TEN WOBIlit
imilo4 14 5 par eent. of potaeb, 1.5 per
ieent. of pheinherie acid, and 82.5 Per
cent. et lime, A to of 2000 Pounds
kr WoO4 11.13h,04 W01,114, therefore, contain
Horseshoer and General Blaoksraith"
Albert Streit, NOrth„ Clinton.
• JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
• Woodwork ironed and firatoolass Dieter's)
•and work guarariteed. Bann implements and
machines rebuilt end repeired. • .
•
TO THE FARMERS!
Study your own interest and go where
You Can get• ,
RELIABLE. --HARNESS
manitfaeture pone but the best of stook. •
have got to live. OA and: get prices
Bower° of shops that :111 cheap. as they
Orders by man:prom rtditended to.. _
Jcihn Bell.
,
. Harness lEmpot;ium, Rival' Ont food•and r•oisture. , By the ...iereevai , ely conberns.eiectricitY„dlylit. be treated! at:___28 1-2_et and east at sae; fl
under twelve general 'visions. pr O-1 rlYe-Firrw- Car lots • oral and
Ile Mdflbp-Ildult FUT
t, of the water which filla the spaces In longed byja classa d'imore; illustrating.: Wein:, 52e, and east, 530'.' '
the soil the air so necessary in the Volta'editcoveries through the very • tBuckwheatQuiet but firna Car
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' ' theteedri I; lett:191-11-ttitoO4d8d .19.2(1;.g Caii nadia'n Ye"'
. Instil ante Company. G do
sporyetration of plant food, enters the iennsatz.wurnithrtinsanaunsde!:jap,litrilsitatinderses be
its effice Work,' The Water In. his own hand., " • . I low, Chatham, is nuote,d at 87c. Ameri-
•
• fai rainfalls enters -the well drained soil This classa•d'ortore including -es .it, can yelloiv, old,• on track ,here, at 46 to
Faxm and Isolated Tows Property
-. - Only- Insiired. •
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imbwripo
MOOS of Grain, cattle, aha000, 85e.
ILI the Leading MVO.
TORONTO LIVE STOM MAREET,
• Toronto, Deo. 29. -Among the few
sales were these;,-*
A lot of ten cattle, averagIng 950
lbs., sold at 43.85 per cwt.
Ejght cattle, sold at 40401-0 'Per
cwt., averaging' 1,000 lbs.
A lead of 18 averaging 1,159
lbs,• sold at $47 each,
Three Cattle,. •evt3raging 1,299 itte,
sold at 4 1-80. ten bat*.
As far as Lee were concerned, the
Christmas holiday had bed a weaken-
ing affect; for while "t toppers" are
still 41-20, and light hogs 4o, thiok fat
are edow at 07-8e per pound.
Following is the range of Preaee to-
day: • ' •
•
Cattle.
• ,
BS butt:Vent' oPheorict7, tdo. .; 4!44.002011,1;. °, 44 2255
Retailer, med., to good 3 82 1-2 - • 360
•Butcher, • infetior - • . 2 70- • 8 25
Ewes, perCwt,toa,nd. L701)306
Bucks, per ovvt, . . . ,2 50
Lambs, per cwt. . .' . 350
- • Milkers and Calves,
Cows, each, . . . 2501) • 5000
Calves,' each , . , . . 200 600.
• -: Hogs. • .
*tsIthetc;, phe°rasetw'llte.r , e,W t. 44 0000 ' 441/
Light hogs. Per owt. , 375 000
TORONTO FARMERS' la1A.REET.
,Wheat th,- Western markets . were
very strong to -day. Private cables
tom Livel'11004 Itnd London rePori:ecl
tilde•the other-, side' was not follow -
int ' the advance. „Importers here Were
Pitying 70o, for white and (led for red,
north and West. .0oose wheet, north
Ond WeSt; WC.% imd spring, 69 1-26. M
moistuee, the digging nay require a rests the mighty stiperstructure of Torooto and west, .and 1967161. No. 2
the trees to Penetrate for food and voltio.,Pile, end or..,_wboae diseoveries thsia::: steady. ' ait.• 79e, • for ,NO: I hard,
,dPelekitand.wmhiulechdleaibnogr,tbhliet irbyoitallitnlemaonys modern electrical stelence,, is to. be hon- i
Flour - Quiet but firm. Ofeeringti
ored lii his native country _n_a_Lv, E r I light, Straight, roilee, Middle freights,'
.,
seem incredible that such hardpan 001.114 ly next year,. in Como -bis birthP140: was in deinand to -day at $3,15, and
the drains, but a few' years:will prove trical exposition to the memory of thc;r1:808f1Y13
be affected to any extent lavorably by -a-there will be /Aiken ela'berate: tile
:irtalvineaeaadt-asStkjidr.cleeeei reins nring. $14;
and firm.. Ton lots
.and aeratioerbeemne mellow and ter- • reseitrebes se in?'restecl 'Benjamin
that even hardpan Will, . by • drainage 7_127! ,acientist, who in his original farnedizofuteishaexret. sq.!
vreeogtestaotfionoyr.. drolitord tress.. and other Italy to learn: what he could .of e ec- 0111,
Welty from. 'the - successful Italian ex- quoted at
quoted d a ar Ct'l . a., 5131.at i r Inbi Iran (31bdtsi..
tile, making a kindly home for the Franklin, that be made a jeuxney to and -51.5 -for ishorts.
' i Oatmeal -Firm C lots e rolled
hi 'bags, on traek here, are
. quoted at $3.40 per bb . xid ri
The • removal‘ of, • the excess water Perimenter. o'• ; ' at 5350. • ..
through tini. soil and subsoil to the, At the exposition, which is to
be old intnopdaSbaes-:easitgldtit:Wirsotia..2nasdr.sE(9iil'az.ot.a, at 651-2.
461'5 1104!
underdrains opens millions of little wa- principal feature of a grand Volta
.terWays wbich. the mots. of the trees centennial. in commemoration of hill Ott --in good deinand. • . 'White Oat;
and other vegetation may penetrate for' signal diet/very', all that most ihtimat- north and west, in ear lois, j aresiaoted
8 50
2 75
'4 00
OFFICERS: ,
George Watt, President,Hariook'P.rb.: 3, B.
McLean: Kievan P.O.; W. L Shannon. See'y
'J'reas.. ,Seafor,h, ;. Thom s E. Hays, r.
epector of lessee,. Se iforth..P.O.
- • • DIRECToxts-1" '
W. Broadfoot; Reaforth ; ,lobn G. Grieve;
,wintbrop: George Daie, Seaforth: Thonnie IC.
Hays, Seater)]. Jenne Evans, Eleeehwbod ;
nrucefield; John B, IVICT•ean,
Thomas Garbutt. Clinton ; Thonis. Fr_aser,
. , • : A.GENTS: . • --- •
Robt. Smith, Harlock Robert. VioNtillan. Sea -
forth ; Jainen OuniMinge, Egmendville, J. W.,
Yee: Holmeindlie P. 0;; John Goyeelook and
Tohn C. Morrison, auditors.
Parties destrOusto'sitact ineurance or tran-
sact other business be 'promput attesied
to on appljeatioe to any of the above officers
addreesciplo their respective post ofneee. •
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Grand Trunk Railway. -
,
Trains arrive and leave Clinton Station as
• follows: • .
• Buffalo encrGoderich District t* --
Going West, Mixed 10.15 A.M.
• to 4$ • EXpress• , ...... • i2.5,5 p.m.
" Mixed ' •7.os p.m.
. Express xo.a7 p.m.
Going.East, Express .... 7.40 a.m
le It ' i4• 2.55.. p.m.
Mixed 6 4.35p.m.
.• torkion, Huron and Bruce " -
Going Smith, Express .... . . 7,47 a.m.
14 4 ft ••
•• • • 4.30 p.m.
Going North, -14 • • • ; • •TI:$ 41S &AIL
fl it a • •6
.•......• „es p.m.
M. C. DICitiOli, W. DAVIS
171s. Paso, Agent, • G. St...T, -A.,
, Toronto. Montreal.
A. 0. PATTleOle, G.T.R. Agent at Clinton.
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PAT E N TS
• at the poi t., where it, falls, carrying • does the artiel4s Valea, used and studi- 40 1-2e; and same,new, at 4go.. • .
the fertihtfr washed mit of the. air and ed, Will bring .hia_nersonttlity hcinie to , Earley,--gaiet but firm. tar lots of
• thattvhieh has been brought' to the the student. ,• . t ' • No. 1,. oirtaide, are quoted at 47 to 48e.
surface by the :capillary action 02 the In the central, group will be the fav- • Eggs -Steady movement. -Receipts_
sou Irnd-Milfeciil - ana tne nest or Man- &Ate woks ne stutnea, Witit-Pr-IW"."-flili• and limes iirm. choice boiling
Ores. and fertiliters which -have been _portant. autograph letters, portraits'.stock sells at ,20 to 22c4 held fresh or
applied down into the soil where they. taken • at interesting periods of the ' cold stored at •17. to. 18c, - and limed
may be - appropriated as food to the scientist's' life, medals coined in his at 14 to 15c. . '
growing tree. • , . . ' - 7 ' honor and • Various tavorite articles '. of Potatoes -Dull, with choice ' brie gfrig
- A.„welk. drained 'clay- soil,is-mciii3t,:aa- per,sonaL-property,---;---- ,...,,....1.,....,.. , abont,56-to...574-ear,,lats,,--Or,-,--i-rAtic-
Well as drained, The Min of moisture, The century's story of.electrieityvvill ',Dealers sell out of store at 60 to 65c;
, covering ite: particles of soil is man,. be told nY, important eleptrical (loco.- farmers' loads, sell at around 50 to
cient for plant growth and has an-nl/- InerieS" Publications. ancl.•,inanuscripts 60c '
Ward. capillary flow carrying_ soluble Moda% applicances and instrtirivanta• Poultry -There is no.demand. at •ffire-
plank food ' id the ti14-76otlets as at nere. will. lie dynamos, alternators, sent and prices are eat*. Quotations
mores toward- the matfett. -Ail-61r The transformers, electrtc motors and their are :-Chiekens, per pair, 25 to 40c,
rainfalls come there is a downward application to operative machinery, .ducks; 40 to 60c; geese per ib, 5 1-2 to
now of water:46110611'Q et like mis- electrical, •aerial, subterraneous, and 6c ; turkeys, per lb. El!to 9c. • •
sion. In a well drained soil we have Underwater conductors and their_ ae- Beans -Choice band -picked beans sell
free access of Water, heat and air tio cessorie,s, apparatus for isolation and at 51 to 51.10, and coalmen at 76 to
necessary to plant growth. •esides all security ,from danger ane ways' and 75c. per bush. • •• .
applied fertility in the way or manures means for preventing personal injniy. Dried Apples -Dealers pay .4 to 41-2
and fertilizers is made available, The In Mae 7 will be electrie*. ilinvilott- for dried stock, delivered here,
roOta Of the trees taking a deep hold don, are and incandescent lamps, corn- small lots resell at 4 1-2 to 50 ; pot -
in the. subsoil and supplied with ne- Plimentar7 apparatus. and appliances, 'ated, 8 to 8 1-2e. for small lots.
eeiseiry • moisture make a • healtbY lamlie carrying their owreatecumula- Honey -About steady. Round las .ot
giowth in Season, ripening the wood tors, portable lamps, reflecters, Projec- choice, delivered here, will bring about
clentlY underdrained ., soils are. not tive apparatus and beacons, followed by 5 1-2 to ile „;. dealers quote from 6 to
seriously affebted-bY climatic Phanges,, electrical Sppliances and appileatiOus 7o Per lb for 10 to 60 -lb tine; and in
Orchards having a foothold in surf i- for traettort andpropulsion, electricity. comb at. around §1,25 to si.sq per dozen
cdently .underdramed soils are not as aPPIted. to the telegralth and tele- tectione, • ,
likerrni-
4,
....-e injured by severe drouths Phone, oscillation, electric "currents, *Baled hai-The market ie fea
or Jong emitinned rainfalls.• metallergY, therapeutics and general leas. Strictly ettoice,-in car lois, ite:
The surface of the land' ithonld be ed at 56.50 to 57.50 per ton; end
i I '
nearly level t� avoid any waste of •fer- -
experiments. .
The conalnittee in charge has supple- 2 at 56. • •
-
tility from surface washing and t mented, this electrical Programme by Straw -Easy and sale's light. ear lots
cure as far as possible the passage of another illustrating the chief Indus- are quoted at .54 to 54.50 on track.
the irater_of rainfall .through thesou, try of Como -end, the north of Italy,*es- Rops.,-Transaatoes fete. Dealers heii3
le
and the saving, of avegetable mat-, peeisaly of the sections devoted to silk quote choice Ontario stock at 16 to 18e,
ter anil the fine particles so needful, liming.'
to the 'bbst raechanicaa, condition • to ' • • --* ' --' -
•
than 20c, Ali
while holders will take nothing less
Butter --Tendency for a good fair
market. Prices are steady, with choice
large dairyrolls briningik.150. Cream-
ery keeps n moderate deniazid. Quot-
attions are as follows:-Dairytubs
poor to medium. 11 to 12e; ehoice, 1p
to 14 1-2c ; large rolls, 14 to 150; small
I
promote plant growth. If the orchard- DEPOPULATION OF FRANCE.
ist is shut up to the stern necessity • •
of growing an orchard on clay hills,,
then by all raeans thoroughly under-ra !I
drain and save as far as. possible the •
....
i II t r r i e Pr'ev awake Decrease
Ineitusilltig Apparent.
o ore sn, ra 4
waste from surface washing and secure Thereturnsof the centms for Prance
the advantages et a deep hold of the
roots and the ready access of water, have no hem
which was taken on March A' 1897;
• dairy, I:Ib. prints, • about 15 to 16e;
beat and air to the subsoil fot the beat w n published and compar- creamery, tube and boxea, 19, to 20e;
. • • ed with the statistics of the previous I ,,,
. reaults. 1 ... , V4 •
census', which was taken six years he- Cheese -Firm. Demand fair. 'Choice
• • fore on April 12, 1801. A year age stock sells at froze 91-2 to 10e.
MAN-AGINo- MITA *COWS. •L •' . • ' . Market 'for dressed hogs keeping
., , the nliniber of people ui France was
•
I wish to give You a fee; hints on i 88,228,069, tintrilt the 1891 maws it was fair, tied prices held as beiore. West-
ebout steady. The receii/ts to -day vvere
milking cowls, writes G. D. Dillon. The , 98,095,150, so that in the six years the ern hogs were quoted, on track, in ear
TRADE IVIARitli . fetm hand who knowil betv'to 113iik Pro- ' /*potation lots, at about 45 to 85.10 mixed
• of Fran& had only increas-
Corvnicuits Act.
„. 'Anyone sending a sketch and descriptionmay
••••. ligleklyeadeertain our opinion freo yinther, an .
anti•n is probablypatentabie. communion,
tains etriotlf confidential, Handbook on Patent"
sent free. Oideat agency for securing_patents.
Patente cotes through mann & co. receive
spedarsettee, without charge, in the
Sdentific Jittieritan.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. Vireestecairst
eniation of init.."'
Ditir LIZ;112"2:t.
te. V th„,...asbinsters, b.
DRINiE AWAY MAIL CLOUDS.
The' Austrian. Minister of Agricul-
ture has 'sanctioned an appropylation
for establishing, . at a cost of 2,000
Dining each, 48 stations at which the
army is to supply guns and anununi-
tion for driving Is :,?3IctleYthlittl,litheee:ottulat-
asien° and. thee clolfda of smoke rising in-
to: the air affect the atutespheriesdatst
of humidity. '
At ti late, dinner et the Mansion
House three foreign CO/lettle we /va-
se)* to whom the Lord Mayor wished
to do honor by drinking their health.
Re accordingly directed the toaat-pro-
elaider annonnee the health of the
three ptesent Consuls. The toast-pro-
ctaiiners however, mistaking the word,
rose and announced: "Tho Lordattayor
drinks thehealth of the three per cent.
consols I
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weightsa and Northern et about .5.510,
perly is more valuable to, the earefel • ed by. 138,819 pereons. And even this to $6.15, for 'aided ' rata- 'On the' street
dairyman than any 'other help. • To trifling increa00 is more -apparent than ',farmers' ,loads sold at . 55.30 to 55.40,
milk a cow requites time and patience. real, for it has taken place entirely in..`.L.... ....„.....,,, ..,. .-- ,., -
The milk should be drawn slowly and the Arge towns,'atul: is due to the in-
ateadity. Some cows have very tender Mix of foieilfnere suck as Belgians _
teats ; and if you want a good dispos- and Italians, who are to be found in
ed ;ow be gentle in your treatment to- increasing numbers among ths urban
platis of France.
ward her, as She is naturally impoInu
patient onlyontwenty-fottr departments le
and door not like'roughlendling. With, there any increase; in sixty-three de- ,
constant irtitatieh she will fail hi 1 partments there is a positive falling
quantity- of milk. A'S the udder be- offt and this is more espeeially mark-
00111es filled With 'milli • she it! anxious. (gni: Ih(11"11 elm:all/11 Even Int)re
to he relieved of its contents and will flock, from- 11111 connfryt tee pa: 1 itaotwi onn,
seldom offer resistance without a anise. and yet we are always heating of the,
Wheni`a patient cow beconleS fractious Perfect nature of the French agrarian
of the advantages of email
we can always trete it to the mllker. hiaerditangsd. The fact is that small hold -
Note this ;..We should not allow them Legs tend to -keep down the rural
to stand a long tirao waiting to be population, for the subdivision of fields
milked. When cows give a large qiiitnoo haa now got to such a pitch that any
fatally at all often Meant starvation
tity of walk •it is very painful when ter a man and wife.
the udder hes filled th the tamest, For years past. the French popula-
therefore causing them to become very 'Win has only been kept from showing
• nervous and restless. To delay milk- an absolute decrease by the influx of
big at the proper tittle Will db more foreign workmen into the great towns,
to cause it eow td go dry' before her and yet the French allow the folly of
period tban anything else. She should the colonial party to drag them into
also be milked to the last drop, if pos- ridiculous enterprises abroad for the that follows the attack. It's miser-
isaieto be the -richest. '
sible for the hist portion of intik ls benefit of it few greedy officials and able, isn't it? Why not cure the
&i11 another point; There are many creasing population eturnever hold cot-,
' luectitinarlee. A, nation, with a de- trouble ? •
There's% pill that will CM)
ways of conducting a dairy. Antong onics, and the Eretich rimy rest aa- hiliottetiest Dr. J.C.AYElt1 PUS
them are:- Wholesome food, much as aura that Sooner or later that colon- ere au aokuolviedged as this
wheat bran, cotton seed meal. Alwayes, v4,11 go the way of Mns opoasessed' *etfor
et T .
be careful to keep the cows well salted, by- the meter nation, Spain. • aerangemetd.
totexsted from bed weather, giving
Ind handling, careful milking, regular •A• ihrinliillii Tendon* .1'4Mo 1411414
iseet10514 We have what is called bitter • An interesting test bas jtifit been • oat And Ad* ‘111 igrecilya in Ill en*
,L,, r , r, mob woonn, ) with a tin._ !hi I have yet to see the ogee' ,Whire
_-- ...........
- feeding, clean stabling, good ventlitt. • LIVED ON C11000LATE, "For ifteen years I hoe used Ayer% F114
ion and plenty of pare water. Di some
eed, which (tows are fond of, causing , maw' k a 0 into filled to Otte
he milk to -become ao-stinch affeoted , view to testing the sustalnieg powers, .
hat 11 1* hardly fir for use, I find that of chocolate she lived on that elorie far •
fProments of sugar at mush meat for interval -
two or three days the milk it entirely
elleved of the bitter taste.
giving the cow, ,ithotit two table- 00 days, and !brit but 15 pounds in the „no iiii. mwaimi
' sat COUNTED' TIIEIIL, DO NOT FAIL 711P rift
MOUS"
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bosses many a "body andhur.
dens many a- mind. You can't enjoy
the food you like because you are
bilious. You take all sorts of pre-
cautions, and yet the bilious, attack
leaps 011yaii like a 'tiger from ambush.
You know the feeling! !the blood
seeming on fire with a dull beat; the
boring pains in the eyes; the bead
seeming to open and shut; the hor-
rible nausea. Yon know the
bility which precedes and thelanguor
HOWARD•St t
•eart Relief t
ONALL,
Heart Weakness or Pota,
0 blood to flow ea ny,
UV Is a trt r
eviler stagnation at Miel
IOCKI one Dieted af
its oagestive
'mop Atiings rAitisf. Ole too Mlle upon her deg's:4 In a.
hammtkik, and When idle woke up she
Asheir °ante* in addittfon to pot- accrued Min of stealing it !rise.
ash itu the mineral eiameuts .thee 'Welt he said, 1 will admit that the •
onovootiow of temptation wastop strong to be ireibit-!
.4I did steal ma* little klas,
sire eaeialnied, indignantlyig X
Et !store woke uto. ,
•
- according. to eueillty. Provielon mar-
ket dull.
Quotations ar0 44 follows2-Dry sane
04 shoulderts, 7 1-20; long clear bacon,.
oar lote, / 102e to lots and 0406 104,
- 7 8.4e; or hick% 8 1-2 to $ We.
' &naked meats-Hame heasre, 91-2 to
,10e; medium, 10 1-0 to '11c light, lle;
breakfast bacon, 101-2 to 110; picnio
. hams, 73-1 to 8c. All Meats out of
pickle le less than Prices (MAW. for •
emoked meats.
Laid --Tierces, 7c; tubs, 7 1-2 to 7.
(8i1501).ailst 144 to !lel 100411/01111d,: 6 to
- AMERICAN MARKETS.
Buffalo, Deo, 29. -Spring wheat :
-Remand light limits steady. No 1,
hard, ,77 8-4c; No, 1 Northern, 74 1-4e;
iNo. 2 Northern, 71 1-4e, Winter wheat
....Nominal, No. 2 red, on track, 78o; No.
1 white' 70eo Cern-T.-Scarce and very
etrong ; No, 8 yellow, 8110; ;No, 4 yel,
low, 381-4 to 83 1-2qi No. 8 corn, 38,1-2o.
Oats -Scarce and areng ; No. 0 white'
82 to 82 1-4c; 'No, White, 81.1.4 to 31
2 • N 4 white, 80 1 to 308-40 Ba
ley -Quiet but ' firm, Rye -No. 0, in
store, Ole asked. Flour -Firm; fair
demand.
Detroit, Dlieh., Dec. 29. -Wheat • olds -
ed; No. 1 white, cash, 70o; No, 2 red,
eaSk, and Deuertibar, 69 1-2o. May, 71o,
Minneapolis, Minn'., Dec. '29. -Wheat
No, 1 Northern, 67 1-2 to 67 3-4e; No,
2 do„ 1-2 to 66o.; No. 2 spring, 64o.
Rarley-,No, 2, 48 1-2 to 49c; extra, No,
8, 48 to 48 1-2e. Ilye-No, 1, 53 3-4 to
5'1 140 No, 2, 54o.
• .Misseapollo, Minn, Deo. 20. -Wheat
-December, 64 1-2c; May, 66 3-4o; July
65. 7-80; on track. No, 1 hard, 560;
NO. 1 Northern, 65c; No. 2 Northern,
6,8c, Flour-Unolianged.
Dec. 29. -Wheat -No.
• " •
How a parson C4.0
d da by taking an
pound a y
ounce of scotes Ernu siom
is hard to explain, but it
certainly happens.
It seems to start the diges-
tive machinery .working
properly. You obtain
greater benefit from* your
food,
The oil being predigested,
and combined with the hy-
pophosphites, makes a food
tonic of wonderful flesh -
forming power,
• All physicians know this
• to to be a fact.
All sinifielniii Pr- and ;Leo.
• SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists/Termite
1 hard, cash, 66 3-8c; December, 66 Ban
13,..8kraoy;, DOseeletab; er, No,6 31 N8f8ret;h3fer any, e6a7sh1,4604.
• Toledo, Ohio, Deo, 29.-Wheat-arre*
;guar, easy; No. 2 cash and Decenibetso,
e70d,1-436013.; May 71,m8-8.1. Corn -No. 9,,mix
•
. The Lord loves a cheerfui giver. And
• for that matter„ who doesn't,/
EL EF -IN 10 MINUTES! .
Ey sufferer fr citta rh Who readithese lines will find in them a message
of ho . No matt how vereiy hernak-baaillicted-no matter how many so -
'called ies • ay 11 e tried, no matter how many physicians have experi-
mented pon, on in vain, no matter how completely he may have despaired of
ever ridd g tiimself -of his disgusting and distressing malady -,he can he cured 1
Hundreds upon hundreds of cases as bad as his have been fully -end perree.nently
cured by DR. AGNEW'S CATARRHAL POWDER.
• ,This W nderful remedy never fails if itaken before eatarrh'llas developed Into
other.necess rily fatal,diseases, Don't-hDt.it off -go at once to . your druggist
raid gets he de. • It Will relieve_you minutes -it will place you on the road
to full recov ry immediately. It cures cold in the head, Bore throat, tonstlitis,
asthma, hay ver, loss of smell and deafness. Here is an interesting letter from
the Rev. Jame Murdock, of Harrisburg, Pa. :
•
• "When 1 kn w 'anything is worthy of recommendation, I consider it my duty take
,. friends know . I'have used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for the last two months'
and km now corn lately cured of eaten)] of five years standing. It is certainly magical •
effeet.'The . first applietition terreffled me vinhitirfiels-rnintaysisTwouldootbe,-*
without it in the h • se if it cost.$3 a bottle, as it will 'cure any slight cold I may blies,
• alroost instantly." At all druggists.
Dr. Agnew's C re for the.Heart relieves heart disease In 30 minutes.. Dt. Agnew's'
Liver Pills-soc. for dotes -are the best, Dr. Agnew's Ointifient relieves in aday
• sem, tetter and all skin diseases. Cures piles in 2 to 3Mghts.,33se,• • AO, '
For sale by Watts & O�, Clinton
olid Comfort.
It is not enough to. have '
rubbers -keep out the wet: .If
the fit be not perfect they will
draw the feet. It costs money •
fO. einploy skilled, pattern ma-
kers, in order ta turu out. rub?..
• bers • in,- all the latest shoe
shapes,butthe Granby Rubber 4,18T.tatil R!"212174'
Co-. do it and the result is that- shoe shapes, oldie very best material
1
Granby Robbers Overshoes
are known to be right up-to-date. The thick ball and
-heel make the last twice as long;- while the thin ntb-
ber used in the other parts makes the, -whole very lighf,
Insist on seeing the Granby Trade Mark on the sole.
GRANBY RUBBERS *EAR LIKE IRON.
ONE GIVES RELIEF.
on't Spend a Dollar
• for
• Medicine
• until you have tried
You can buy them, in the paper -5 -cent cartonW
----:----Tetrilabules for Five Cents.;'".'
Sort it put swamp)* to entiffy the palmed promo illeesiwil for it leW pass
If you don't find this sort of
Ripans Tabules
t the Druggist's
•
Ohl* tOCHUCAL COUPANi,
NSW Ye end they will be lent to you by mall; Or
" for 41 Conf. Thi choices are tau tO
*re the very medicine you no&
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