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ICaluMa... ....... 12 00 Pa -170
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.., 1100 a 50 0 136
Prepecutt Poiti mon trout VA to 00 DO cent extra. -
For trahacht ad,verti,sehacOS gt, (Auto
J)01 hue for Um first insertton, etin
th
Per line each 'eulreequent lusextton-,
nonpareil inetteare. Frotessignel cardo,
-WA- exceeding one ineh, 05.00 Per
Advertitiemente Withent 011004
direotions Will be Publlehea till
forbid and charged fop acoordingit
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insertion. •
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W. MITCHELL.
, Editor- and:ProPrietor.
THE MOLSON,S BAN
Incorporated by • A ct.of sratilantene 185.
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.44141!‘ 104°64
144." r • $. 545. 43",
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Head 01106, - MONTREAL,
WM. MOLSON. MA0P1113BSON, President,
F. WOLFEBETAN 111011'1AS, GO.% Mair ger
Notes disconnted, Collections bade. Drafts
Issued, Sterling and Ainerican Exebtalge
. • bought rad Bold,. Interest allowed on. Deposits
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•SAYINOS•BADist. .
Ltterest5 aliened on guns of Si- and up.
' FARMERS.
• Money' advanced to farmer's on their own
notes with, ono or More endorsers. No. wort-
.•gegerequiree as security." t •
H. 0. BREWED, Amager,.
• ConstIpatIon, I
Headache, SHIonsne*Of ..
Heartburn,
Indigestion, bizziriesa,
Indicate that year Aver
is out .01 order. Tha
best Metlitine to rouse
the liver end age al1
these • 415. le Rellni
Hood's Pills
25 mute; hold by, ell Medicine deities..
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HINTS FOR
TUI FARMER
its UK through ehe night- When •Ehelhen0li quoted .24 1140. Areariesral INORPASE OF
eowil ore awaltened for reeding .in the ,Yello.v, new, otters at 481-8c, and now
Lt t tee N A ri er,w
Morning Meet of them 'will void both otter4. . o old me titur MOW
thoir solid and liquid cur eat Barley -Firm par lois' at No 1
outsides. are quoted, at..48 to 411e.
Which had -accumulated. fauna gat
lutflAt'a food. After thie le done lead _
- PRACTICAL SHEEP ODISIIANPIVI. or drive the cow into a well -ventilated ve,fw y ' I g—,.it
- Do not mix sheep. with other ant, room used ror mng, end the cow Di -u-.._ sie41%."inisie.21—h-aPrel-Rea- IwN11064• t:1 '
should he given the most appetizing Nortoern,Winter wheat -
teals. Te. be eptirely safe a Book Must po, „t f it ti ile so tim
z o s ra one re. me ea
ieev roleY and firM i NO, 0 red, 74 1-2c; No.
. ,..
A gramed eheep sheds tile vets end mg the stable, and the With o ut Corn -Steady; No a yellow to 09
. •
Tel Knell Ment Stalat 10 be •itetteeielly
lat ',England fi4OUrie,:d14,0•• half thalea Ma
,
Many people die nOw from carer iie '
UR a eeratilry ago, and no other ,dis-
0400„ cab ehow , anything ARC sueh an
immense increaee, W. Roger Williarati.
earl In the, Lancet. "Probably no
single feetor le more potent in deter-
mining the, outbreak of cancer in the
prediepord than high feeding: Thate -
ean he na doubt that the greed to food.
manifested by modern coMmunitles 1*
altogether out ef proportion to .tnetr
pyenont renniromooto. many moo,
, tIons ,,pelot to the gluttonoup °magi**,
tion of, meat, wiaieb• is such a eintraci•
teals* feattre of this age, tie likely to
Ibe especially 'harmful in this respect:
Statistice. ohow, that the .coneUnaption
of meat bag for many -years been in-
creasing' by leaps . toad bounde, till it
now had Teethed. tbe alnaDing total of
131 polio& Per head par Year, wirAch
is retire thrn•tiOuble iehat it Watt half
c., century ago, when the conditions of
• life Were More OOMPatible" with - high
• feeding. •Whni extiessive quantities Of
have a yard and shed to theMeelves• • the pew will fail to Urinate nerret ilk 3 eXtra red, '78 1-20; No. I whtte, 74 1-0o.
melting anew Ott that it 4,005 not chill: Itotreattring late the rtu =AY °Mae Per I..4.o. No d yellow, VI A 0 to 48 8-40' No
1to
• the most telt,der Part of the Ordinal, : ing hge3glaPii.t- ritraaf: ga8vrcr 0,nu" .31-4r10-atle-41/tsill° easier; °No: corn, 38 *RR 63-4- 4 s 0e
Lona, Whsteinjney to tlie epbse nerve. 'habit., and we ueed partiallyto cure It 80.1.40; 14, a *bite. az 1_,20; No, 4 white,
hen we malted halt a dosen Down ev- ; ; d,
ad P 'TOP " rry morning, ,So $0011 as their . we31 re • lila, 11 1 St I or West -
aroused we- POured water slow y into ' ern at 89 tO 56 1-2o. Rye -Nominal; •
ar e3r- ping ; ea eti
Winter quarter's are ntrt'a to be pro. an old tin -a
pail kept r that. nee. This 02 to elle,c-In store for
vided, fOr the flock,. Shelter is irate-
Pensable, for la equivalent to
large quentity et .feed, otheridee ex-
pended in making up fox exhanetiOn
through exposure to cold..
8e tbat the yards far the sheep bp
Wade dry by t4orongb (wattle:so. A.
snoop must hay° dry °toot alwa*ao
but espeetally ,the winter, 'and the
Shed Should, be provided with eaee
.trotheir.drainage to seenre dry- teet.„
-has always been a-enetorn:eniong
English sheplierde, te. grease the'sheaR's
oast when- the noel; -is, to be ,expesed
to 'the 'winter weather, AS this helps to
shed tha.,rain. • It is a question to be
• considered, if fry, range shepherd aright
• not adopt this proteetiOn
Sheep come into marlret,in one-third'
the tiaire in which ' cattle can. A,
shepherd's ,prefiti•coare annual di,.
vidends, 'those of -the!: cattleMen in
three Yeera. • Three is hotter than 7ane.
And• it is one of the aprie.1 ,feetairee
01 keeping sheep: that exPerienee gained
lot et ,Pieney 'in the future,
•-Regularity of fee,ding is of ;the tit•-•
moat, importance Mr sow good of e
sheep. Like all the weaker, thingait
eitetly frets end beconiett. disoontented.,
Whon halipens it loaeif iieCh. The
shepherihhimself gent thin when he is
tlahapPY • and fretting. And hie
sheep' only more so.' • Beep the
alleeP happy 'ane Contented and the.
shepherd tvillAre happy .and contented
john- T Em• nie• rton• excited the cows imag na rt, st •
thinking that Urine was flOwing int° ea Ts., 1":„ -
the fail. We often had eech ot these -7 a efl'
Detroit, Jail. n7.-Whears-OlOsedt•'-^,
]). 1VICTA.G0.1%R.To
Banker, •
•S'I'BEBT CLINTO!T
TitiLEADI$C BARBER.
Smith's.. block, opposite Post Office
ALSO • .
giFt, for Itandarit Life !Ounce Ca
Head wee for Patuele, Mentreali
Insurance in forte, • . $110,000,000
Inveetn edtsin Canada 13.500,000
Mitablished 1826. The old reliable ancl fe.vorise,
. A General Banking,BusioesS Transacted.
Notes Egeeimnfed.' !Malts IssuecL• ,
Intereat AilOWeci Deosits.'
cLusrroi - ONT.
: tire. Itoisideniandidfolniuranota .
Treneacted. •Repreaezra 'sereral- Of th3 best
companies and any -Information relating to ,
$,:t111-10147IS61:_il.til,r(1 ziT 670. -Pr., apint
_Lieixii,g treorenin. - :onotreaw.),,I, ..-,
Co. Mosley tepee:nen Reasonable States ,, ,- . . ynty 1-nB ell
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CENTRAL BUTCHER. SHOP.
FORD * MURPHY,'
(Suimeamors to 'IV W.ImagfOrd.) •
a Raving. bought out the &Me bilibleeih we
intend to condpitt it on the °nab principle. and
will supply our ouatomerewitli the beat nteap
at• tbeloweet paying paicea.
• Ford its Eltirphy,
:QEO.
Horseshoe and General Blacksmith
- Albert Street, North Clinton
• JOBBING A ,SPECIALTY.-
•
Woodwori ironed and: Drat -aloes material
end work guaranteed. "Farm, Implements, and.
machines mho* and repaired.
TO THE, FARMERS!
, .
Study 'year Min intarest and go Where
Yott,eanget, . •
•
RELIABLE -HARNESS
mauttfacture none but the beat of stook.
Peware et shop that sell cheap. aa they
hav,e got to livo. Call and get, prices.
• Orders by mail premptly attended, Le.
John !Bell
Harness Emporitug, Illyth. Out
e ikKillop Fire
nsurance Coinpatty.
' Office -;Palace •bloelc,::oppesite Market.
, . .. ,
do VEYANCINC. • George Writ-, ,Presiciant,11arlock-P.04 J. )3.
• OFFICERS: • .
. , . .. McLean. Xippen p.0:4 NIr. ,r. Shannon. seer .•
. Treas., Seafor h,• P.Q. • Thenif a "E. Bays.' In-
... . .
John A.Ridout, specter- of losses,. SetfOrtb. P.O. ,
• ' ' DfRECT011$ ;4
0.13roadfoot, Peatorth jOhn G.-Orlev
Conveyancer, Commiasioner, Etc,
• , . ••I••• .
Fite Insurance. - • ," Real Ratak.
• • Money/to Lend.
CL1,IN1TD1S1
r•iteigerakairST EE ' 't
Winthrop: -George Dale. Settion•Itt Thrift:
'Owe urinate Within five Minutes after jetthinz,. Nwo,betitr
this was done. If the coW begins to 'Re', eenuarY 71c; May, 78e.
Urinate in the Milking room, step the
milking until the urination. 1,13 cow. siernihrYs 610: MeYs 08 - 1-4 to 48 3.80;
Plated, and then cover the. place *hem .Tulr, 08.1-80, on. track; No. 4 hard, 69
abeerb the 'odors. German potash,
salts are the'lreet-for thio use that we unr du! notabsil.: TOlon.14207;.-ornaaearty,,-090N.0b,
knew ot. This Makes some trouble,
but it is well ,repaid in the better "iblidir,jr.7e2u :433k N6O7. .4)11.3dri hganie, °amp .8047:.;
quality•ot winter -made milk, and in the
ativtbiTywittohoklieteptvowlinutnear:,butter a longer 8.1 '78 84°' 1. No.
Jan, NO.
I Northern,, 69. 14,e;' No. 2 -Nerthern,
. • 4- 67 to 67 1-2e. Rye -No. 1 os I -2e
GRMEN BONE FOR HENS, 2, 01 1-4 to 01 1-2c; 'Amble,'
-- 40 to 80e. •
It la a foot that' can be proved from ,
Nays, Seaforrit J es Evans. •13oce w ;
°An
Thomas Garbutt. Clinton: Thoinse "'Fraser,
Brumfield; John, 13. Kippen.
^ ° AGENTS; .
Debt, Smith, Narlook Roinvk McMillan, Sea -
forth: James Ounimingydgmondnile, J, W.
MEDICAL ..Tchn 0; Morrison, 'auditors. .
yeczOtemcsviiie of;• ohn Goveuloolc and
Pezties dedious to &toot insurer:Cc or Oen-,
h I po ably attewied
Cinn134'
•
R. C. P. and It C. S., Edinburgh.
Office-Oniarie Street, Clinton, Night
caiIs at front door of residence oo, Rotten-
• bury-Stieet,. opP. Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Graham; -
Ocein Perrin'n Block, Rattenbury St.
. .
Night ealls atQffiee attended to..
CLINTON, ONT.
Dr, Shaw,
,
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• Office -Ontario Street, opposite Engliih
church„„ former& occupied by Orr Apple -
ion!
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DENTISTRY.,
Dr,- BRIUCIB,
Surgeon. Dentist
• OPEICE-er -Taylor's Shoe Store,
_Clinton, Ont. Speeial attention to presen,
•,^vation of natural teeth.
11.11 visit Myth every Mondatand
Sayfield every Thursday afternoon during
• the summer.
AGSEW;PViSTIIIST,
Office adjoining Fostr's Photo Gallety,
Office Hours! ' • 4
AtZurich the second, 'Thursday Of each
Tr:at Pr] IOW I rtiowal iyboer °mat) or officers
addrejed. to titfir relpeotive post o cee, '
k
• • . •
--Grand: Trunk Railway
'Trains arrive and -leave Clinton Station, as'
• follows•i
• 'Buffalo and Goderich District :- •
Going West, Mixed , tars a.m.
Eit 12.55 p.m.
4( MiXtd „ ... . • • • 7.05 0441.
'4! , 44 ' EtipresS., . .. . . .1o,2/ pon.
Going East,- Express . . ... 740
11, 14 " . A •:044. • • • • • 2.5S
Somo experience; • .With sorghani
feeding the 'flolt hes shown this to be
Valuabie addition to the het of "°P4 ' Toronto, •Jon. 27.. --We had only a
for the'support of the (twee with • unligbt run of. -
Weaned larabs. ,Tme Plant renews -"a. 1"29e"i1Potfa4dg*ezraeinte°:
,
Om urine fell with comethtng that 1N4crihNo.ern, 61514f2o.rthell/' 68 1.8e; 149'
the overienee et the meet prominent .oled0, --
3a27.-Wheat --- No. 2
Mien; 71. 1-4o; lrlay; 73 1-2e, 'bid- Eye--
PoultrYmen in_the...country...tlat-green .N-2,,eatth, fei 1-4o. Clover -sed.
Ing food in -the world. It -is feed that -43'n°haniied, " • • -
Out 13one is the greatest egg produer
PrMlinoenjtere84; °J°11:*1 "2:5; liTtel: 13040:19. gta°111
cannot be omitted from the, diet to have • -a-' - an' • n
• market, continues dull, and. prices aro
the beat result -obtained bothIn 'breed- unchanged, Flour is dull and steady.
ing an egg production. While the
moet.prominent countrymen know this
toile a fact there are thouSankba„"ppon
thoUsands ,Of Mu' readers who are still
• Ignorant on the • subject. ' If they
'would get one, ot the cheap one Mills
and , grind the fregh green benee that
; are now watated; and teed this fresh
• bode Meal to their poultry in moderate
quantitiee all Such perartns would soon
be Convinced ot the truth of our
statement - •
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liARKETS OF PliE IfORLD
Pyiees of Crain, Cattle, Oneese, &O.
. in the Leading Marts.
Winter wheat patents 03.75 to 44
straight ;r011ers;-$3.14,to 38.70; in 'bags, '
31.70 to 01,00; liTanitoba. patents, 04.19
to, 4,40 ; Strong bakers', $8,75 ----to 04.
Meet is quiet, and for fair sized lots
price are ,being shaded, hitt in a job-
bing way rolled oat are „ selling at
$3.60 per barrel and at 01,..75 arer bag.,
Feed is fairly active and. firm. Ontario
winter wheat bran in bulk, . 015 to
$15.251 'shorts, 615.50 to -$16 per ton'.
Manitoba bran, 018; shorts. 017 and
nlonillie 019, per ton, ineluding „bags.
liar continues quiet and prices show no
change. No. 1,06 66.80; No. 2, extra.
$4,,50 to $5; No,2 clever mixturei $4 to
44•50, clover $9.50 10 $4..Provisions qUiet
and steady; Canadian pork, in barrels,
115 to .$1050 ; pure" Can, lard, in 'pails,
7 1,4 to, 7 1-2o. per lb; and 'compound
refined at 5 •to 5 14o Per Ib; hams,. 10
to 1c; and bacon, 10 1-2 to 11c per
Ib. Cheese is quiet Withprices noininal
at 10 to RI 0-8a - Batter is also, quiet
at 19 1,2c. • Egge are active and -firm
No, 1, mndled stocki 17e; NG.
growth after haying been fed. down,
and thus will support the sheen -better ' • . ' ' .--. • 14o, Montreal limed, 18o ,...W. it- It rin-
eluding '1 600 hogs There Was no
Ouija . any other kind of pasture: Ii quotable change, but all good cattle• 1 . , . .. , ... e el' '
F ,, ed 4 to 15e.; Western cola storage, 13
ltaree the place of turope of the Eng, were-fin:a and /told readily. • • ' , • tsornall,tio lots, to
tconlflie1,1:10ac:ttuaalliwc apentrs.;dowse.
' ish shepherd, hut, has fully ,tevice as • . We had a good .enquiry .for export The demand for beano is chiefly for
much 'nutriment to the acre as these' cattle, ' The garilrik " 'via!' lig, ht, and quote Choice hand' picked 950 to or per
rogytastehmaveol numagement saves a let cif m9re- Qii°ice Btu' ft 'WM" *hue found an bnahal'i PTinles, 85 to 800" The tone' ot
needless work and trouble. The right eusY nuviket. at Prices - ringing from .4' the Ularket for potatoes was firmer and
Mothod of Managing a floek iseto" have 1e4 to 4 • -8-4c per •pound. Frixne ship- choice lots- are -quoted' at 55 to 75c. per
the sheep lagged anti numbered., With ping cattle is wanted.' .• .134.g. . ' .. • : .
,
such highly stizanlatIng forms of not4
riment,ere ingested by pereone whose
cellular metabolism is .defective, It
seems probable that there may thus be
excited in those parte of the body
where vital processes are stili active
such excessive and disorderly cellular
proliferation' as may eventuate in °m-
eet. No doubt other factorti go -operate,
• and among these, ahonld•he especially
tt 44 Mixed.,::..,:.;. 4,35 Pan -
London, Huron and Bruce :- .
IGoing South, Express ......• 7.47 a,m.
*4 id .. 44 ......•• A • • 4.30 P.m -
Going North,
i, di , 74r
lel. C. DicksON, • W. E. Dates,
Dis. Pawl. Agent, • G. P. & .A.,
Toronto,• . Montreal,
A. 0. Paprison, G.TiRt'Agent at Clinton.
•ISO YEARS, •
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
TRADE Mess,
DESIGNS
, Cot:whits-1're &C. .,
twonestruittg a auetell and deseriEtion may any plan as to locatton or soil ttdap-
_
-reribrd of tlapaniinal kePt in it: list •of.' • .,..Butohex.4-.. cattle were .4i good -tie- •
th.a sheep by • their numbers in a book
t fair to choice quality ; for
Wall a wide margin for making,notes, man NOT A HAPPY' LOT.
Thig saVes half the work eVen if there the beet stuff there Was steady sale,
are na
more thitil a Score ot sheep. Ev- and iicked lots were bought as light •
„Altipitetiat- rot. a igovernatenti Pasitten
ery Shepherd. Will thus know his sheep
shippers at from 04.20 te04.85 Per cwt in in China hins'a lined 'roue Gni.- • • '.
and all about every One of- them: .13y . • .
o tcher cattle sold at •
this .methed one will. take .a 'Good to. •eholCs u Difficultieg Of • the Civil ; service ex -
greater interest' in hiS 'flack than oth-- troth f8:16 34 12 1-2 per °Wt.; me- I ajoinaiion are : multinljed tntoia in
erwise, with everything tortfusion dium at from 03:40 in 33.62 1-2' per
the requireigenta set down by taw, Of
andicv:rnydeprrtaeivItteLe eh" euid he, made cwt; and ,.°Ihree'r• down to. Per applicants for Positions. in the mail
appear. It is not destra.ble to° have the Most of the saleh wlir----------—---- ,
rn the first plae,e 0.21 applicant must
the lainbing ewes before they begin to cwt.- 4,,g service 01 China.
jambs coming too, early. It may 40 to -day; but here are ,a few reiteSent- - }level strength and eourage, a°,
bat° it, t$ not good business to have
ittive tranSactions:-. ,
fer one to:brag of among neighbors, quire these he goes through a very
One load of exiert cattle, averagng • , •
early hintirs unless every. dire prowls:- 1,260 .114, Sold a.t 2-40 Per Pound- ler tUetilt4 .tlf training- Vran4
the eiree- Only an 'eXpert shepherd --,wetasing meg- lire,' sold at 33.90
ton has been made for the domfort Of -load of . god butchers' stuft,-rai a through niolintains, and Vaile,T24
caul, affOrd to• rear.' lambs, but if the owe., fb,""ts aPedd ea. ree; .„ The fe.Xib" t
tuue to
52 pi ab trip. is ixed 83V•
theta as to good shelter,ancl the best 1181811°mbastlix' rodf'dbittoatttelite3filorgo4"erliteewo'dta'vet:itg:nreg, av.350,h'(17$1:4"hudeeeyy.nh,eities inannrt rdepeef°r tunthenee'se
ewes have nutted early the shepherd .
Mast have due preparations .made for
eare.for. both them •and the...awes. It is
pleasant to have'thalittle thinga skip-
irveraging 1,020 lbs, sold 8. 8-8° trips at night, and if lie lizite,natto the
ping about, but sad to have them per- PeAr llbol 'of AI ea-ttle, averaglng1/60 had ePirit end •thereby- ila to appear
ish 'tor want of due preparation fox lin
there:, • back. ' •
It is qf the greatest importawie that
the 'sheep shouid be immediately freed A. lot of 18 cattle, raixed with1 cows;
ahlo..hodied. ticks will'keep one tnee Pe
averaging nearly 909 lbs.„., sold at Be,
•from the bloodthirsty tick. A. dozen
Poor, not only thipugb the. quantity of. Shipping bulls sell at tram 81-2 to
t lb, and five 'dollars Added,
blood •etteked troll' it, but still niers 'by 4°' with an eighth; ' mar° ''4°r Prim°
reason of the, constant annoyance and biills, Which are wanted, _ _
Stockers ate selling well at from'a to
discomfort .oecasioned by the Irritation
to twain; tbroug. b ma venom wtiok 51-2c, andloceindenally 38-40; Per .1_b.
I,
pests -like the mosquito -inject an ir- Very 'few milk cows• here, less than
the ticks instill into the blood. These
tub, irictims, for I on0. dozen; prices rather low, from 425
the pirrpose of making the blood flaw quirlY, b
to $45 each, 'There is no
ritating fluid into particular en -
more easily. We know what one mos- wel . but a few,. choice cows may sell
14 t 13.25 and five dollars at the required,. time at a certain place
}rend whet a dozen•or a hmtdred ticke Lambe are easy .at from, $4,12 1-2* to
quito- will do, and may easily comers -
Mei in the way of tormenting a sheep. 4114,83: 1-P2
been na rt than ample.
er cwt,. SuPplies lately have
eep are unchanged at from -8, to
• 1-4c4 per. lb. • •
" PLANNING MB SPRING wORK. ottani are worth‘from 21-4 to 2 54
,
(wring workr4or it will itoon be upon PeCboll3itie Veal 06.1es. are Wanted` at
It is time to begin planning for the F
vs with ell its rush and kutry, The, frau$6 to V7 each', comnion talves. are
ordinary farmer too often fails to pJan
at all -he Waits till the *eather con-
ditions tell him he must begin work
at once if he exPeets a crop. .then
rashes in the seed without regard to
cri c spring e a ma dOne q t' •
dall at ,from 42.50 to efae
• Bogs -are undhanged.at 14.25' to44,37
1-2 per'cv/t; for the beat,1311t the aver-
age price for good hegs is around 04,20
per cvett.light are sailing at from $4 to
$4.25; andthe outside price for thick
heavy hop is 03.75 per owt..
Following is, the range of current
Iralgortryltornagtirnktbfre otoltaulli" tat' Th. ti ttotat o
nsgteletly confider! ALtitudbOok on Paten
' a 8 25 50
.„ Cattle%
. rree oldest :timer for aacurinua
tents, by using juet vehat seed he happens shipplog, per, owt •• 4 25 4 415.
Puler" taken lb Munn M race". to DA' VC by him,' or eitat oharige with
Scientific litnericatt. garden tir0 not thought of till the other - Butcher, inferior, ,S 00 ' .8 121-2
Buteher, choice .. 350 4 is 14
*yeast sotto, without.° ante, tbe.
month, his neighbor. The vegetabl and fruit nuteher med. goo 8
VETERINARY.--
; •.E4 MaCkail, •
VETERINARY SO:ail-EON ann. •
VET'ERINARY INSPECTOR.
ihee Isaac Street next Nev!,1 Era office
f 'Waded, Albert St.,. Clinton.
LECAL,
A hamdiattnely Mustrated weakly. Tersest cit.
f tter on at T $
en on o any nude ni . erma, a a
left i to ir tuon • 21, 8010 by ail 'newsdealer& .
03
UN ,,,C01,,.8011001,0"NeWlIfIgk
Brat st., Waseatiatee, .
'7"-wanng BUMS.. 001,1B; litibM7
Manufacturere of -artificial birds buy
• direetly trona the farmer.; andmake
up-
thelr itteck w4h no partl'eular regard
for tile accurate representation. Of a
amettieti, .l'ust at present the birds in-
fashion for mourning hate are small
black parrot', and therente no ouch
. ,. 4 .
'birds itunature. A fashion is In Vogtie.
'ili. Cott tir.....ato.m., enzie, to match the r costume .in the plumage party with his wife or eons to plan a here advanced sharPlY. Red w ea •
,,,. , ,.,,., ,...,
041tRISTEllS, SOLICITORS, Eilkti of the bird trimminso, and manufae. vegetable, and fruit garden or at least gold • at 700 end white et llo, north
. turers-Usti their best art,to supply' the one of them.. • and west, This afternoon holdi3ros gen-
CLINTON AND RAYPIET,D, demand, Sooner or later tins. fashion 'We wish taixr readers could have orally asked./2e. Manitobas were Yeti
Work ie done, then it la too late for' s'her ehci a 3 06 , . ii g‘s
most kinds -10 'do eyell if they' do any- B.;;;Ai.a"ii;;;7.0.t. 1`. * , 025 gggi...2
thing, and that% goad -pitying hattriOheS Blacks,. per owt, . . ' 225 20214
of .farming let to clip without' even a Milkers and Calvee. ,...
fair trial, - , Coves, each, ` ... . . OM 4000 •
Calves, each . . ,, 2,00 000
IlovV" differently the work ivo;rid be
done -hew ranch hotter the results if it, 'Choice,. hogs,"per cwt -, 425-' , 43114
little time had been given . to leYing Light hogs, Per CWt; ... 400 ' 4 20.
out the' work before it had t,� b� done. ttaavY, a0.. Per diVt. .' 060 3 15'•-'
b.ealth and comfort of'the family and , . 13114EARsTuvEs, BTO. •
,whnat-Ahore was it heavy adtraiitte
HOW. Mani more gardens tOodd to' tile
to the cash in the, pocket -book had tire in -wheat in Cilleago today, and* the
farmer taken an evening or two in COM. ,hoona continued 'until the dote, Priees
Clinton Offlee-Elliott Block, reatto at. Will he the 111621141 of establishing re- it- impressed. is n them, that there strong. No, I hard, North Bay, sold at
Raj:field' Office -Open eVerY Thursday gular farms for iha production of' no half -acre, ..no Matter how 3todtie-- 80e, and at the clot* 87e. was asked.
feathers for millirorypurPMes. Thera too, on• their farni that will give bet. Same, idiatid and Owen, Sound, was
are ostrich farms in California esisthig ter return4 than the halt -acre devot. held at 82o. Millers hold off, not car -
solely to Supply feathers to the trade, ad to fruits or vegetables, and ,that the lug to pay the advance,
and there is no reason why the *one beet way to seOUrtt the best teeilite is Flour -Firmer, will' an advancing
idea Fbottld. not apply to other feather- be plan for it now. tendency. Pasterners were in the
oreatures wilt& 'could be plucked at To Min' pun Enceessfully :We sag. market to4lay 1-vars, paying an
regular interveIs for the market. This gest getting a& MICA the catalogues of advance of 103 per ..arrel. Export
some of this beet seedsmen and dealere agents bid the eniell for
in areal' fruits and nursery atm* and straight roIlersin bblzi,midille freights
Lay the plant for the girdens now. and 11.20 to 0815 is asked.
When. "'coking over the catalogues Millfeed.-Searog ton lots of bran at
for the garden plan, do not shut your the Ideal mills bring $14 and ehorte,
eyes or mind when something is seen $10; car.lot ES, Middle freights, are eruot-
that will im rove the field crop or em. ed at $18.50 for broil, %Mid $15 for
hellish the !Ina, Corn and potatOesi, eboric
oats and wheat are good, so, too, are Oatmeal-Eirin, ,Cor lots of rolled
ranee, nannies and asters, alto, in bags, on track Vera, are quoted
Order your seed and fruit oatalogues $3.00 per bbl, and in Mils at $8.70.
et-rlY and Plan for good, payinig atom, Peas-0.fforigage light and demand
healthy families and beautiful hero. fair. Car lots, north and west, acid to-.
surroundings.
1.2s. Car Iota east, 070.
day at 80; hoId3re generally onk 08
crates.Nr4Nas miratitto.
-Mein street, first door west of
* Post Offioe. Money to loan.
Tames soot. 8, xi, ltratenoio,
E. Camq0•161,
la a bit cruel, for ,tiso phieking comet
Barrister, Solichor, •Notary, lie, pain, although the ostrich does not
ciordation). ogT. :Seem to mind his periodioad etripping
Very much.
'Orriest.-Over Davie' Drug Store,
°trey to Loan,
. M. O. 3(30111iiit021.7'
Barrister, Solicitor, CoMmiesioner. 81 c
• oormiticm, cot
°ends Cor. Hammon And St Andrew's
Streets,
Ws Brydone,
Bard4ter,.41icitor, Notary Public, ,
OPTICS $
sEAvER stoat, • CLINT
HOWARDS
cart elle
aipitatiott, Palo about die Mot,
the hot medicine saws, Not fallura brit
repotted.
tmes the blued to Orliv tigers perfect-
unotked, tittough every port, tirltighte
h•••••-nt tad "hattitb to every n etid
*.
Aeleg se
ifir litda
Ptimutt its Had
h 47thI, la 300. leratte. OM.
he is sure to lose hisrights to:a pest."
IN This is the thnt). of the year when tyka
odors are most likely to get intothilk,
and thin is ono rotteen., why so many
• find it difficult to make good butter
in winter. On no aereotint should the
BOW be milked In the table where the
Oats -Higher again. White mat,
north and west in oar jots, sold, at 10
1-2 ten 11-44. ona hounts tima. ask
80o.
Ilye-4Searos. Car hail, Math and
weet, Sic and east, 35a. •
• Brialtivliebt-Quiet turd nunen "ort;t4
Ines light, earl ots, ontsilds,. 40o. No fur eas110ii by kite with
Corn - Righer,. 'Canadian yellow, it uttyalen. 1 G. lkeie Le1111,1106,
This le :not. all. Hi ;is obliged to
carry an enormoini _weight *tor many
Miles and return with it within a giv-
en •tinte. No allowanee is reader for
his inability to defend, himself Against
thieves and highwe:yMen, his road
usually leading. through,,, distriat
thick with ,bandits. • , • , • •
In tra'ining the candidates eats very
little -though 193- is used. to 'this --and,
'he tries aciery straining exercise. Then
cornea his real examination,. under the
direction of governraent officiela, nels
taken into% long ream Where, sugpend-
ed from a high beam with strong ropes
are .very.heavYliacks filled. with rocks..
The candidate muet give si
Motion t� all these sitokat and then run
to and fro- between Ihem, „eaxefully
guarding againat a blow bY .one of the
heavy weights. •
• CONSCIENTIonS.
Popper, vy do you alWitys draw your
pencil from eler top to 'der bottom
in remarking dose pante?'
They, your popper vas an honest man, -
1 aut sticking exactly to der truth wen
I say dose pants Yee marked down!
. ,
• •
is wiat. many a mother Is looldnt
or; something absolutely safe and
reliable, that will disarm her terror
of that dread 'rattling, strangling
cough, so teartn1 tolho mother, so
fatal to tbo child. Ayer's cherry..
, Psctotal is a croup cute that,catt bo
relied�n. Thousods say so. ,
. ,
Verson ("Stanford $1ve1ete)
I writes from Tiara, N. S.
°That terror of male* the ettirtliet.
croupy 000, never *lamed 180 10 long as I
• iota about° of Ayer's Cherry Natost la tits
hoose.J'' - -
***We Woe vied ii,yee• owl totorai In
our Sunny for years. Ono. *hot Ott bar
- butt Severe sitiatilt of crop, we 00414
tbei Weeg die.' Bu*w.brokeiiptha
: takek.br ASA ekani ?Wag?
' LE, m41411404* tot,
What is agates Eirtulm;,,
it is the best cod•• -liver
partly digested; and com-,1
bined with the bypophos.
phites and glycerine. What
will it do ? It will make
the e poor blood of the anmmirich a.nd c
Itwifl red,
nervous energy
to the overworked brain and.
nerves: It will add flesh to
the thin form of a child,
wasted from fat -starvation.
It is. everywhere acknowl-
edged as The Standard ig •
the World.
5ve. and from, druggists,
sCoTT Sr DOWNS, chemists; Tortinta,
inclined toname deficient exercise and
probably aloo defloieney in fresh "gait
table food." 1 1
AN 'AWFUL FLING. '
She -What maire's you think he loves
'me so -dettperately
.Simplerc-011,, a thousand things I Re
always looks pleased, for pretend.;
when you sing and play, '"
, .
:DEADLY CATICRRII'
• bas 1 fastened it relepthass" grip upon
,eorrie pietnber ofnearly every larmii
.in the land. Competent authorities
•estlinge that from eighty to ninety'
percent. of the entire population of
this continent stiffer from someformof •
this repulsive and dangerous malady.;
If you or any or your family mffer
either from . recognized catarrh or
;from the lingering colds which mark
its early stagest. trifle ,with„
It Is the precurio-et•coas6fajition
• and death. ,
. Dr.Ainew's .•
'Catarrhal' Powder
,
never fails. It is the remedy'ef all .
• remedies, endorsed by the most ex.
• perienced and eminent nose and throat
specialists of the day, and hiving a ,•
record of a multitude of radical, per-
manent cures of ebronic cases
had been declared lOcurable. It also
• cures cold 'in the head, influenza, hay
..,Terer, loss- or sittell,; deafness, • sore
throat, tonsilitisituthana. and cd1 '
lar diseases. Itis delightful'to use.
0,3 have had chronic: "catarrh ever
since the war," saws J. C. Taylor, At axe
N. Chilton Ave., Trenton, "I had
despaired of ever being cured. I used'
:three bottles of' Dr. agneves• Catarrhal
Powder and my catarrh has entirely left
mei" Rev, C. B. WilitcOrnbe,recior of St.
Matthew's BpisebpalCburch, Hamilton
Ont.; was a great seam. Me used
• AgneW's CatarrhalPowder,-and nowpro-
ownia It a safe;s1n3ple and certain cam
• The Lord Bishop of Toronto, Can., re-
commenda the remedy over his own
signature, solo b.y druggists. '
,
Dr, Agnew's -Ciire• for the Heart
'relieves heart disc. -twain so minutes, '
Dr.' Agnew's Liver Pillsaoc. tot 40'
doses -are the best, De Agnewl
• Ojntment relieves in a day cer.enta;
tetter and 'all skin diseases. Cures
Piles in 80 eighth. 35c. 73
•o•
For sale by Watts & Q
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 eosts.moiley
to employ skilled Pattern; ma -
'kers, in order to; turn out. rill>
.bers ift • all the latest shoe •
shapes, but the Granby Rubber
Co, do rt and the result. is that
14 I
The Granby Linedltubher isivarm,
Dry and gornfortabte--made 18 ittl the
ihoe shapes,of the very hest material.
.(tobtRiObera110.rsho0s,=
are known to be right up-to-date. The thick ball ..,and
heel niake them Iast twice as long; while the
used in. the other parts makes the, whole ver3r light,
Insist oil seeing the Granby Trade Mark on the sole.
GRANBY RUBBERS WEAR LIKE 'IRON: •
9Ne Owns RELEER
Sppn.d a Dollar
•for
Medicine...
Until' you have tried •
You can buy them in the paper g -cent cartons
Ten. Tabules for- Five Cents. .
to kraetts Wins* titwom 41404,41 tor a 14i0110.
If you 'don't find this sort of
• fZipats Tabules
• At the Druggist's
•
Sand rive 'Cents to 'NS RtrAlat CilitIOCAL C0M16,1104 NO. I.
nice St., New York, and they *ill be sent to yot by mail; CY
12 sextons will for 41$ mite, The cletuctie ate tee ta
en. thitt R1po eulizt statg the very niedideo you rased.