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TO MAKE, SHEgP PAY. " I had headatohe .
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Tan CLINTON NEW ERA
f hie interestin Report on Their Bevel".
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lilts a rent' Year +vino the Waal caw., aud pain in the side. .4#1..10.,. .
e. ray roe the Keeping.
wiaaviol I
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If yOu will rod the letter of Mrs. t A very Intl:Wolfing report ele 00ra
,... Sheep have au ea:Mutes° over MeekI McKenzie, given below, y94 Will find, Voet development *elitism in the tenth
'farm animals by viitue of the markets. that *he say-"Ihad uterine disease.: annual report. ot the Kanas state
Auto etiiiiitice ei. the %.eretsee awl woe!. 400 bewleehe and. pain in the eide•- I board Of agrioultitre. We give- A Piri`
i 'When wool Is In fair demand at ret.-, Uterine disease is a common Pt Ito ite follow*:
nonage pieces it ehould pay for the came of beadacbe, back..
eep of the sheep with interest ou the eche, fikleache, nervousness
nveetment and el:mistimes a profit end other woutanle
;additional. If the wool will die this Dr. Pierce's ravorite
-why should ra farmer ask for more? Preactiption cures titer -
Sometime the ery le 1... r.1 that wool Inc disease and
Aloes nvt pay. eyeet meant by tuie therefore, cures
• nenerally is thee a certain semi profit Paehelletalle?aadee
:trout tee :woo, eseievanuot be Made tinst fro% ircts..eu
teach yew' over am,' above expenses, •'•"•
eased condition of
Even If wool .does not- paijr in this way the womanly or -
Sheep can he mcde to Day. ir ganistn. iiravore
lithe wool Will bring In euough to pay. ite Prescription"
-tor the keep of the sheep and the in- is the best medicine for
Serest, look at the pewits that sbould women. It esta.blisitea
Ie made itt mauy other waYa. Tbe regularity, dries weaken -
lambs should then represent clear Ing drains, heals inflame
,Profit and after the ewe has seen its 'nation and uleeration
treat days of usefuluess there Is al -
and cures female weak -
ways a market for it. liere i$ another negsic*Ic omen are in.
;profit that is not commonly counted ited towconSult Doctor
On. for the east of the ewe is figarea ilerce by 'letter, free.,
,up at ao much a. year, and the pric All correspondence held
received. for . hardly seems to P strict privacy and ea-
ter the keeping. cred secrecy. Address
t One must,. in order to be fair with Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf-
the
sheep, figure out the different prof- falo, N. Y.
• .its from the wool. the lambs and mut- "Itook two bottles Of, you!
'On. it Is a poor Year, indeed, when. ea
"rgitilltZeirdintedria
:the wool cannot be made to pay for Discoieryrf and an feeling
'the ken of the sheep, and With Prices
vaxii,zlett oies44.ayDaAjolt-,
-gas they are now it can be made to , Cape Iii•etou Co.; Wova Scotia,.
.spr course makes more in this Wear After takerd;our tn.:dicks f got well.
•;.73tudy the eeonomy of feeding better, ingebi4d gslicnaedign:sP.ena °° big 1Y of a
• sometimes the conditions for *raise Dr. Pierceat Cotillion Sense Medical
..Ong food cheaply are in his bear. But Adviser, paper covers, Containing itio8
i'•gio one wile attempta to ram sheep for ' large meg, sentfree on receipt of er
1. • one -cent stamps, to, pay expense of cue.
!Sit living can afford to neglect intl.
„pate and constant 'study of this, side toms and mailing only.. Address Dr.
I of the question. The feedflig that R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
•'41Will keep the sheep in good condition •
e:Sind oost the least possible sum, is Auburn
0%1+114 we are aiming it. The lambs Intended for last week,
!ahduld be made a regular part of the PROIIIBITION.-The Alliance held an
crop almost BS regular as wool, and organization meeting last teeele. At
the lambs must be raised at the elgh'C the meeting a reverend gehtlemaie
ex-
.aeasona to bring the'greateet profit. • A tolled the referendum. assigning ignor-
Sgood ewe that will drop a Iamb rogue ance of the bill as. the reason for so
elarlY seed reek it without trouble is e Much qppesition to it, and advising all
adesimble animal.
• to provide themselves with a coyof
it. Another meetiog was held, Mon-
day evening, after being duly Over-
"40"whit ' tised in the pulpits as a temperance
. That the triad is beneficial to the lecture, but which. turned out a politi-
lamer, and particularly to the gar- cal speech. The referendum was
Idener, is admitted by every one who strongly disapproved Of by the speek:
;Sias observed its habits. , Additional er, but not a stogie objectionable feet-
.- racts have been secured by recent Me!
oervations at the Massachusetts ex..- 131bItimY-4•1116.1.16P' 'Imem`ding I° him'
toe vras po nte out. • e name ro.
?pertinent ' station, which; shwa eiee .WItifarnplztjt without the addition of
lailtagituteginz agio
.3iyitig in a good 'deal more. One man
' than anether because he 15 to Vila mar zutliali �r use it In anyway 3u
'a -4s s•
toad'sfood is composed ot insects and neY °* •
,eePidepse about eighty- per -scent: ••ofe -est
• lateideli*iiie directly Injurious to, culti- NERVILINE GIVES' SaTISIFACTIoN,
' -seated. ceops; or in other wept obnox- .Polion's Netviline; the ilear ana certain
' • !tOus •to Man. The toad Pmas 6n • Pain aura is used with satisfaction in every
SOW. COlniOn instance. There is abundant reason for
greenhouse 'petite and mani-loged this, for it performs all that is claimed for
• arorma which damage greeneouse and , it, le °offline 18 O never -failing cure: for
e garden Pieta . It feedsto some extent cramps, •piens in sides or bad lumbago, sore
•,on. grasithoppere and crickets, and de. throat, obillgains, toothache. Neryiline
•:atroya . large 'numbers • of_ -ants. . is in fact a euro remedy for all Pains, both
-.can:Mines 'ail kinds .of beetles...-,.tt.is: • internaland, external, MediOitus, dealers
. a prime destroyer of 'cut worries • haid .•,Srywherg-i' - •
• ;`,StrMY worraa. ' • ,
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: To the agriculturist, the toad ren-
• ..iders eCnspicucius service, but the gar-
•:.denets „and green helm owners may
. meek!. this- _animal :of especial value:
ARvery gardener •shonld Eitni to keep a'
ai•coleny of toads among his growing
crops, and the practice of collecting
and arrieefeering thein to the gardens
a •zommendable one,..74maerican
irieulturiet; • •• • • • " •
*eels the Tram...•
1 hive reed • cif many dlifererit Meth-
-ode of Protecting trees frail ' being
• ;damaged • by•Cabbies ' in winter and .
liborers iii summer. I have practiced'.
methodfor aesauether yeare that
keen'tibblia frOin •treeS
mid will kill, the berers. I use e:Woode
en bucket that Will .hold tivSts and ,
,hal?' gallons, In this I put it Weep ,ef. •
' about the Wof a man's double
•. lists and pour in • enough hot water to• .
,...elake it. While. it is :slaking. I put in.
, one-half pint of gee:tea. and a pound
, :of -concentrated lye, stirring the ni4k-
4ore so as to get the gas tar well
• 4Tharee: 'het water until 'the bucket
• •Aearly full; theii put in earth and:
Profeesor Kies of the W1E4011144 eg.
peripaent etetion eatimates that ail
the ro9ta of a healthy Corn plant, le
L
liiPd end to end, would equal One mile
In length. The root development
mensuree the leer development. Fig,
1. show* the root of a corn plant meet ,
covered on a teem in the Kaw valleYe
Kenos. This corn grew in the traele,
of a tree digger that, in takinS
aureery atock the preceding fah, bite I
pulverized. the eon 18 inches deep and
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Pinches wide. The track of the trete
digger in its width and depth was a ,
maim of fibrous roots. In the zone" '
.between the tree digger or furrows,' '
where the ground was hard, there were '
:few librous.roota and a limited num.: !
flier of large, =oath roots? We field ..
yielded 84 bushels of corn per acre' •
!,that year. The subsoil roots were tole •
lowed 4%. feet down, but the ends Were.'
not found. I I
; -By way of. contrast, _me Pig. 2, on •
,upland, never plowed over, six Maxie
deep. All the fibrous roots (food gat11-
. erere) were found. in the lower two.
lO011-es of the cieltivated iii117-A cul-
tivator teeth, runnilair four Whet
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V.A013 I COCEL
If you are tired of being experimented
upon, you wilifind my Latest Method Treat*
ment is a guaranteed cure for varicooele
without use of knife or loss of time, it
absorbs the wormy eonditioe, restores the
pans, thereby bringing back lost powers,
11 S011.,taire my treatment, you pay whorl
Mims.
STRICTURE=Yom
know it; if you have
been Indiscreet, or .imPronetlY treated, or
notice sinarting sensation, unnatural dis-
charge, weak organs, or back, nervous de-.
tatty. or if you are not the•raan you should
he, it may be tb,e cause ot stricture. If you
are in doubt,. call and see me as I will ex-
amine you free of charge; my Latest
Method Treatment absorbs the stricture,
thereby making cutting or stretching un-
necessary, and you pay when mired.
MY 1,,ATEST METHOD TREATMENT is
a POSItIve cure for all Chronic, ixzlyete,
Nervous. Delicate, Blood,' Skin- IlidneY#
Liver, Bladder Stomach. 'Female troubles.
Ism% om ego each time your Gen you see
me personally, or each time you write It
reoelyes my personal attention; If you pan.
not call send for Munk; perfect system of '
home treatment for those who cannot eau.
Ali Mediginel for Canadian patienfe
,Obilreed from Windsor, Caned'.
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DR 601.011016:°:Er:071,1111:
The Colors .1Produced by the
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DIADOND DIMS
Are admired by all who have
a taste for color beauty.
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The colors producel by the Dimond
• Dyes on all wool, mixed goods. end ell opt.
ton goods are admired by ail ladies who
hem taste for color beeity. There is
depth, fullness and riohnees in Diamond
Dye colors that manufacturer* other
home dyes have never been able to produce.
Gin:onto and matetiele dyed with the \
Diamond Dyes ehow clear and iierfeet
that etand foot as Jong es the geode hold to-
gether. Colors preduced by the controon
package dyes are dull, utaddy and etreeked,
giving full proof of adulterations and worth.
testi coloring ingredients. When it hi gener-
ally understood that Diamond Dye!? with
all their superior qualities mut a guarantee
of perfect work are odd at 'Barna Prim' all
the poorly prepared dyee it wal be a dif5-
mit undertaking to find Woman who will
risk her pas with the dangerous aduttera.
time Put up in limitation of the Dammed
Uyes.
fiend your address on a post wird to the
Wells & Richardson Oo.,Limited,200 Moun-
tain St., Montreal, P , and yeti will re,
calve postpaid full range of designs in the
' new Mee:tend Dye Mat and Rag Patterns,
Bulletin an Diseases.
Th State Bx erimeot fetittien
Nieoater, Wane aciunty b., is about
to publish. a bulletin (No. 79) on dee:
eases of (*chard Mad garden fruits. In,
Prof. A. D. Selby, the station bo-
tanist and, chemist, Illustrates and de-
scribes diseases of currants and gooea•
• berries, raspberries and blackberries,
plums and oherries, alen of the pear,
'ulna and apple, and gives simple and)
practical - remedies for the varioua
• smuts, hlights, ete. A very compre-
hensive spraying 0,alendei accompanies
the buletin se a miriplement •
s ,
Plass ter 'Keeping. Maims: •
verYegOed way • of keepleg hams:
is to. wrap there, in strong brow!' paper
!teeth* the ashee, ceemet ceome In con -
clean, haeil woOd ashee, in dry boxes
or barrels. This will keep well 'cured
hams quite • sweet, as the ashes! serve
58 a proteetion agelnet insects. The
boxes should be set ta a cool, dr.
olaWea •
W b blood;
(Ditended for last week.) • •
•• . - e • y our ood, and on
• • (liatretia - Quarterly service was held deep 'would leave on two Tic es n
Rev N. S Burwash, Winghant preach- ood gatherers - might work between
• at Bethel appointment hist abbeth. depth Of cultivated soil in Which the
ed excellent sernion; the pastor coti- the rows -entirely too limited an area
ducted lovefeast and administered the to iecure good results. The root dee
sacrament. The • quaiterly efieelei frelopment was mien and only two
board met at Beniniller ou • joints were covered sufficiently to ,
With 0,14 representation. A., E. Allin send down, subsoil rotas; The, yield
was appointed delegate to the May • was loader 40 bushels pee. aere.
district meeting, to be held in Blyth. Fiore -S. -Am§ _ _ _developitentir
Diseuselori was engaged. in, and reso. me upland, 'subsoiled 20 Inches deej.
lutione passed in faeor of retaining This shows a large root development/
foot -note appended to church rules
•• „mixed -with. the balance. I .then add .
• Iceep stirring until it is as Wide as
• .,you would prepare whitewash. The
!bucket by this ttme should be full.
. -iflulathe trees with this, using a white; •
esifilf 'bieitlie'elielieri 'the -spring earns- ,-
voile in the siring the trees will witsb,
li• t 'off and look green and glossy; and will
make a fine growth; -J. R. Cdtton,. ill
a 1The Epitomist • • • : ;
... The Orchard. : . • -
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'Tin/rough cultivatioo !reproves treeg
411d Vault. s •
. e.• , . •
e Eating plenty of fruits aids (lige& -
• • :lion and improves the health.
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't
1 '; As countries grow older the love of
•aflOwers groats more universal and
litroligere When bread is assured, for, .
the body 'the need of the soul foe
• effeowere begins to be respected. . .
Some of the best small fruit grow.
;Ors say that cultiVatiOn Is better than --,
eoiniching, providing time Permits cul..
$.1Vation.' But the mulch is preferable.'
lo weeds, by. a large raajorlty.Farm.
etock and HOBO): •
t el, • •
-4*-,-,-1-pentt-etrIkse4eour- horse With ei• fork:• -
efhandlee ea 'strike hint over the head:
elf he needs penisbing, use a email
niefese.ndlEvicroya-da..Idatterilfling roors elirlyno:
• • t
e nd the whip, and haVe hem Sear nab,
g elile.
\ Dote't Mimi your horde to stand in
enelittrir or wet places. ' Thili it Whak
• .:4118011 tlirueli, and the ammonia aria..
•; us In au& plate* effects the eyes, etc.,
•.1:nd CiOnting in contaet with earflaps
"and barite* Altar:Ws Varnish and
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and In support of prohibitton. An ad:
jeurned meeting of the fecerd will be
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held in lienmiller on Monday eyeiting,
May 19; -eve (Mock: • . . ,
• DEATH. -.-The funeral of . the late
Richard Riewden, 'eon, 4, Calhorneeprc-
caeded to Colborne: cemetery .Monday:
The service at thebouse was conducted
by Rev 0 A....". Shaw, and the Stnitha,
Hill Masonic . lodge; the service at the-
graye was very impressive. Deceased
Passed away on Saturday morning, at
the age of 60 years,. 'heart trouble, with
was a fond father and husband, and•a
kind and obliging neighbor. FM 4. '
complications, being the cause. He
,
ON THE' l'OalltaliZI.TARB PLAN,. and the yield was Mae- a g ea 1
than On adjOinhig field not subsollede 1
The lour -mimeo plan meant; that allor BItistrleo taiiiilletli•
5Vira
li r
our " ahactwun 'ItoTT:fil El: ,
customers, regardlees of rank or It will re
Tecove 4120 „.. alone, ,ciarerui_ attontion, !!dlare one foot apart.• , readily bet
treatment at our etore. We -Are as art seen how limited in the root .area 011
Mar with the Weil& who is sent to per the unetbsolled elate. It ebsiuld, how.%
p
ever be' remarked that the compost -
obese mime small article as we are with . • •
the perienoed adult We never sub. Von of the soil determines .to a great,
stitute inferior draaa when ening you: extent the 'Value of the subsollinge
it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or par. -
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When Strength is full. and
Spirits high, We are. being re--
-freshedrboneinuscle andsbrain.•
in body and -mind, with con-
tinual flow of rich blood.
This 's,heFith....
W n weak, in low spirits,
, .
no cheer, no spring, When rest
is not rest and sleep' is not
sleep, we are storied; our blood
is poor r there. -is little' nutri-
inent in it, - •
Back of the blood, is lead,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil. . It sets the
whole body going again --man
woman and .
isAiiTcel=e4t.. tAiglArtigt;:tr,fre s"iPtt
SCOTT & IsCiwrin, chemists
• Toionto.
5or. and ;Ler.; - all chemists.
Illshile'd
. Intended for last week.
COUNCIL.- & special council meeting
wae held Apt 20.h,to consider a peti-
tion signed by 100 ratepayers, asking
that by-law be submitted to the elec-
tors of the townehip, regardin:g the
takiticsof etbek OS the Huron, Bruce
and Grey Electric Ry., to the amount
of 500 sheres et $100 a share. Moved
by Ram McIntyre, seconded by John
Buckley, that the council submit the
by-law; particolars to be arranged iNr
Reeve Dalton and Clerk &others, in
eonjunction with the township solici-
tor.7-W3t. STOTHERS, Clerk.
WHAT oATARRRozoE IS AND
JO NOT,
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Catarrhozone ie not a wash. You M-
oot force liquids into the lungs. • It is not
en ointmene to be snuffed up the nostrils.
Ointments are uselessanddiegusting. Nor
is it a powder to be blown up the nostrils
and still farther irritate the already con-
gested end irritated membrane. It is sim-
ply balsamio and healing subetanoes
breathed into the lungs and throat. Cur-
es of mune, That is nature's way of our.
ing,and nature's way is the only euro way.
If you offer from disease of the throat,
lungs, nasal passages, ao not negleet to
test Catarrhozatie. Two elms at all drug-
gists, 260, and $1.00. • Gueranteed to cure.
Catarrh, Aetenne, Bronchitis and Hay
Fevereor .yersgmeneyebisteha_
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STOMACHWORMO QF': SHEEP.
teiriTr we giTethe summary of buis
letin 117, • on thestomach worms of •,
-*hear?, recently publiehed bYthe Ohig
Eacpertment Station: • • •
• adeteoroIogiaal -conditions are • not
hoUy responsible .for the apPearance.
,of • tile stomach 'worms,- thotigh wee' .
seasone• and low ' pastures May aid
their develegement. : • • •• .• , •
• •Good authoritieee_claim that hifee-
..tion. comes through gratis taken froni ,
. pastures where sheep leave fed and
•iltingedeand that the egg le 'there left
in tae Manure and taken hi while tlia
best is pasturing. •
,
Characteristic symptoms are hardly
to be.separated from conditiens due to
•'similar trouble causedby other pars- •
sites of the lungs and. altmentary. •
'Canaeln.zin'when :given 'wi• th :care.
Be,• , "
• one of the best remetties Known; iti4.
from the evidence thus far gathered
'reaches and d,eistroys the parasite.-..
• Gasoline 'is Mate as good • for the •
• putpoee as benztne, •and sWeet'mtlk
• may he sobeitituted for flaxseed tea. •
•-One tithiespOonhil and'
• four unces of . sweet milk ,well shakei
together is 'a good &se . for sheep •
SVoithing anywhere :from 60 to .100
pounds.. The quantity ot milk may be
• • redneed or increased ?slightly' Without
•
detrlineatal, reseita. ••• • e. • - • •
Each sheep Or lamb sbould be. Sot
'On 'his rump and so held that he will
not struggle, while the dose is giveli
as a drench, and bia head ehould not
be thrown fartherback than the nate
• ural position • while standing.
• , 'Treatment :should never be given on .
• full stomach, but only after twebte • to
eighteen hours' fasting, and, neither.
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cunosiues of Bonk Wen. a
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commenting on the phenontenel *die
of leonle recent novele, a correspondent
or the "Rook Buyer" write/ intereete
ingly of notable book» that years ago
were mintier, but since, live become -
practically wilmowm. Re says:
neve waa once a very ,popular
preacher wive wrote many books, and
for every one there 'was 4 large de-
mand On the day of publication. But .
most of them paseed Out of print while'
he Was still Wing, and I doubt if a
angle one of them is new kept hi
stock by any boolretore. Not mano
Years age appeared a Welt Wiliell the
laboring classes and the tenement.
house population bought 4so eagerly as
to run the eerie into the hundreds of
thotteande, because they thought It
ehowed how an equal distribution or
all property might be brought about.
Now tt appeals to be dead. Helpere
"Impending Criels" attained a sale of
140,000 cooles, forty yeees ago, which
'was as greet an achievement as belt a
million 'Would be to -day.• That was
becauee• of its bearing on, burning po-
litical 'questions end the fact that, it
was eystematically attacked. in Cone
seems. Now you can occaillenally And
a stray copy of it in a second-hand
• shop, fieurgee's "Fool's Erraral," twee-
ty years later, reached about the same
circa -baton, Ivor purposes of comPari,
son, Ibis and "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
rweele• seem to be cioixey analogous.
But while the "Poorsrlilrrand" baa 6;1.
stoat, lf not quite, gone out of eleoula-
Con; ,Mrs. Stowe's great navel, thirty
yeare older, -still sells largely in several
editione, and at many librariee is celled
for more frequently than any other
book, Mrs. Stephemel'assehion end
Famine" was the beet eelling novel of
its slay, and three translations of it
were published in Prance. ' But to -day
It is difficult to find a oppy of it any-
where except in the lumber -room of a'
pnblic library. Another example may
be seen in the eudden popularity and
• subsequent deadness oe "Robert Els-
• mere," the Anther ef which ie• still
•writing successful, books: Were it not
that it might seem like telling tales out
of school, eomegibig could be •sriee cif
• oeiteln books that have begun lite
with e- phenomenal Sale, which has
stopped euddenly. and unaccountably.
as If at .some mysterious signal.
• For, the reverse of the picture, the
- mast. notable example is affordeby
"Men 'Bur." This book bait no sale
worth mentioning . for a year after Its
publication, and -was considered dead,
, Now' it is .said to have attained a,' ctr-
Oulation surpassing that of any other
American novel, with the single excep-
tion of "Tencle.Tom's Cabin."
Sorneoee might prepare a curious
and entertaining, article on three
•%tenses of books in light literature: 1.;
-These_that -have. tedenetakawnediate . 1 • .............• %Co Brewer, Mane,
large Billet 0,Dd have then gone' to ob.' „ . . . • - ".„,e_e__
livion. i Those that have had no sale • . ! ' • . a • • ' tele-Peetelita e.• ,
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at first, but afterward,home met with a• -\-se" •••• • • - a.* \*---‘' " ' • '''''' '''IK'
May 1.6th, 1942.
• OpialesseraeadilegriYeteient.
I have need '.0trong's Pilekone in ozyprse-
tioe, is Wen ii in ray own ease, and eau
justly certify Wet it is an excellent remedy
for the purpose for which it is intended
J. it Oncrenr, D„, Coroner., Loaders,
Out,
pr108 $1.0(l. For sale by druguista
byanail on receipt of price.
W. T BTBONG, illanufareuring,Cherte,
let, London, Onterio,
F Ift,ST, A I ID
rtvtr:Ht
1NJUFIED
PON 4:11XTRACT
FOR BURNS. SPRAINS, WOUNDS, ILIRUI.
US OR ANY SORT OF PAIN.
• Used Internally- and Externally,
CAUTION! -Avoid the wealCivatery witch
Hazel preparations, represented to be "the
same as" Pond's Extract, which easily sour
and often contain "wood alcohol" an Irritant
externally and, taken Interrialet a poison.
00016 Cotton Soot Ocuipantt
la 'successfully lased monthmrelet
o,000Lselies. Safe, effeetuat
your druggist for cookie Codes Bost Csoe,
Take no od'er, as all In:tures, pilllearg
ons are dangerous. Price, No. 1, al
a, le degrees stronger, Is per box.
let %mailed on receipt of price and two
ulThe Cook Compsiny windsor, oak
Lange sold and reoommendedapas
DrilitglItta la amides
No. 1, and No. 9. are sold in °Linton5
at all responsible Drug Stores,
• ..
Inoorporated by A.ot'Parliament 1860;
-
CAPITAL • 04,500,001
RESTA`IIND- $2,150,000
HEAD OFFICES, MONTREA.1.4
lioasoe Mscenemon, Padden
datum Bums, Gen. Manager.
Notes disoounted, colleotions made,- drafts
issued, eterlirtg and American exchange
bought and sold. Xoterest Allowed en ,
• deposits SWUNG BANS --Interest allowed,
on sums of $1 and np. Money advanced to
farmers on their own notes, with one or
more =dottier& No mortgage required.
been .popniar et the start and never.
Would be • the largest, Probably the.
Two that would shine 111 ,the third are'
• the "Autocrat at the Breakfast Ta.ble",
aneo "7.
'es of - "1"4!fdlor."
,G;---.70-.77-filetragg-att
'.14$1E1:30,'
ALBERT ST CLINToN
!it. .
lost,•their. popularity. The first Plana •• ••
• •
`second 'Class' vfould be the smallest.
•
In *every town
• and village
may be had,
the
Mita
Axle
Greats ;
3,44. _ thAf makes your
horse
••
water nor feed shoul&. be tieen Tia"Leaty:'
,
of two. hours after giying the meat*
Pia& • • "
"elereaterent of !twine.
;
doctoral, preeaription. ;We. never' reooni. Chine lade are 'so leap that subsoil.' , See ft the sow bas our Alit and '
mend the "something aced as good,' • Su* Would Ise Ot no benefit,• , ovhetber the be.gis ealcdd.. esIL takedee
' ' Senn awn tiotoratio ' ... ..... ..,.._ .._
. .
sod disease Paine's? Celery Compound ie . --
. "The Seeman"
'
tinder all eirournstances of eioknera_...,,
purifcorrects digestion', and builds up About; Are the- "dead" really alive? Are
ies the blood, , braces the nervee
who tere week and run d Wit If they conscious and do they linger near
nervous or sleepless, trY°one. bourn; are us ? Is theye sewireless • telegtaepy be-
who
Will surprise you. Our stook of tween earth and heaven? is Spiritt.
Panadinveu'erOcelery Ooinpound le alWaye trash fact anel ri
• favor. or condemn Spiritualism ? Tepee
ahem all feet or all delusion, °repeat
art delusion? Does the Bible
3 B HOVEY,Druggist, Mogi, and a hundred other interesting ques.
safe sure and unfailing. It 01i3allaell and
;."Yealtette leathat
Keep YOUr horgee testi end •• tilt
clettried, atul Wseh his toil and
.edOek trocasionally in s, pall of wetter,
•ft will greatly' Annulate it and greet
litetalleg tail.
• Feed your iron* Olean food, rt /Cat
•Oats are !WAY, clean them, and don't
-kW 'hey -felt af tuacor.
• • dons are discussed in an instractive
Canadian •Welters
Really noteworthy is the progress
now being_mmie..br Canadian 'writers.-
With-- the expansion of the country,
the old localiem vanishes. 'Then,
again, the brightness Of treatment *is '
increasing and the style of Writing irn.,
praising. This is especially nietieeable
in the Canadian Magazine, where our
leading writers place their best work.
The May number, just to hand, con.
taloa emus excellent material. The
Stories and lighter features are as en-
tortaining as usual. All booksellers.
• THINNER THAN A RAIL.
Spending every day, as entioh energy Id
you make, and if the balsam gate a little
further, well, you get thinner. Not wise to
go that way longer. Better use Temecula
you will digeet more -a little gain the Arta
week, but the gain keeps growing. Not
quite so thin! Keep right on, only don't
use Pet rozone too long or you will get too
fat. Then your blood will be rich, your
ttr°:tl°twrif 17u°"' YroZetitiy. et,boaaerongtr
You bent them all with rerrOZ0110. Sold
at Combe'e, price 80o. •
Lord Stratocona has sent a Cheek for
$500 in aid of Grant ()avocation Ralf,
• Kingston,
pound Iron Pills. Sold by all Mace drag.
Thin people should take Miller's Com.
Igists,
Stnith'a Palle had hie hands blown sto
An eight.year•oid by named Porter of
pieces by a dynamite cartridge,
pro and con way in The Sermon
Bloat* Magazine of Toronto. Any
of our readers ean get a free copy ' by
Writing to The Austin Pah. Oce, for-
segetecan., _ .
ORONO AND. VIGOROUS.
bay organ If the lIody Tuned
up and yigoraitad.by
• Mineral Grip Powders Cure. Sold by ell
Clinton dreggieta
Pare, the hIalaanee bank robber,' died.
in Kingston Penitentiary,
Mont Pelee volcano, Nand of Mat.
Mere, le alarmingly aetive,
Col Pellatt's odor to take the (4, 0.
It, bugle band to the eorouation has
. been ateepted,
• Fifteen eases. of smallpox are report-
ed at Weetport.
Malt V. Itoyera, Meg 81. E„ Bon*,
obit boss / suffered for live years
With palpitation shortnots of breath,
eleepletianees tine-p-lti in the heart, but
ono box. of lifithuri.in Heart and Nerve
Pins completely •reeriovea all these
treasing Nymetorea. 1 have not mitered'
ten0t? tahing them tbila DOW sleep Well' sta
feel strong &tie vieoretet."
atilleenee la' -rt and Neff. Pine Oft
1141 diseases arisiug from weak heetle Inn%
Ski Wt. tlinulisar wMary bleat
grease well with equal parts lard and
coal oil, as warm as can be applied.
' 1 wring a flannel cloth out Of hot Wa•.
ter atul hot as I can bear it, and lay on
the bag Of the raw. You will be sure
prised to gee how the Cake will yield
to the application. One application le
nearly always sufficieet and as goon as
the sow gets•up give her a warnr, weal,
gruel, or dish Water and keep that up
it eacia feedileg time until the sow ig
tree' from fever. She will then have a
good appetite; . then begin to 1110reatill
the !slop in richness and quantity and
you can then begin tojeed-whole corn,
soaked is better than dry; then Ind
can Bee the pigs grow, and be Aura te
lidch all the milk you can get to yen -i-
gen. ,As soon an the little pigs begifl.
to turn around place a ehrdlow trough
etitside of th,e pen and pew.
tittle Milk in it for the pied, aied,theit
Will goon begin to drink it with rellish.
Then feed a litUe soaked cora at soon
ita they begin to !Tack it; they stijog
tt, I like to feed the pigs away from
their dam, and at 10 weeks old' they are
ready to wean, 1 aim to give the pig"
at thifi age latch feed se comes nearest
Milk. This is the time to lay the MU*
ration for a profitable hot,. l'Alleh MI*
Mate largely of ben, and 'Muscle. Na.
titre is our beet example, Osa milk is
the food nature provided, and we
should feed such food as CODAS near-
est fulflhllng that Want to be guecesee
NI as breeders and feeder'. The size
of the litter at this time should be
largely bone and muscle, and not fat:,
Ind to produce this result reintireg
bulky and not le Concentrated toed. N
range of blue graft, alfalfa or clover
olds fix giving a good bone and mimeo
ity for rounding ttri and putting on the
flesh when the time comes, With *
richer and more concentrated food. X
profitable hog valet have a well dee
, vetoed abdomen, and we !should re,
" Spend to the domande of the pig at tird
different }Armes of Ito lite to aecOn1vi
• plish this. The plait should never tiel
Allowed to stop in grOwth he t*
ready for the market, -I. IL Zinn
Orin and Rome.
•
tvt•Xillet4
•
Cramps
. Diarrhoea
All Bowel •
Complaints
Central.:.
Meat Market
•• Having purchased the braohering
business of P. R. Powell I am, pre-
pared to tarnish the people of Olin.
ton avith all Much of Smile sal
-Bated Heats, Sausage, 'bologna
'lard, butter and eggs always kept on
hand. • •
II Fitzsimons a Son,
•
Telphone 76.
Orders delivered promptly • to id
Parts of the town.
•ea N.B.-Pomona having begs for
ithipment wilt confer s tavor by
leaving ' word st the shop.
Die a sure, safe and ?pick remedy.
There's only olui PAIN.;ItildLICIL •
•• Penny Ds.vist,
• Two nisei, ilso. 505 800.
J. P6 TISDALL
BANioni,
taumus, ONT. ,
iritatejunde to • loan On mortgagee
•burredi -tenec •
A General /leaking • Winona erinitoteci
Interest *Rowed on doped*.
Said notes bouelat
BRITISH
TROOP OIL
0 LINIMENT
non ... 0,1
, a
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110,104 Wiratnai' Wei lirowatif tilvel
°ow torte, Bruises. Stilt Pia* NW aell
situp 44 foto', Coughs, Co* Coattletted
COrdee Rheumatism, Neurs1gi4 Brontitilo,
Croup. Sort Them, Quintayi, Whooping
. OHIOnd tit Painftd SWelliftin.
A LARGE WAVLE, Oh
e
CANVASSER.
WANTED
to oell PRINTER'S INK. -
a journal for advertiser,
pubilehed weekly at five
dollars a year. It teaches
the science and practice of
Advertising, and. 18 highly
ea:meted by tlao Most sue.
cesafig adifertlitell in title
country and Greet Britain,
Liberal commission al.
lowed.Mtiress PRINTERS
INK, 10 Spruee St., Now
York, ••
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A.• General Banking •
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:transacted •
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NOTES DISCp7JgTED
. • Notes leaned. Interestalloyied on
deposits. .
Rattentatiy •St. Works*
eulNroN„
• Direot •importere. • Workmartshin
and Material guaranteed..•
JAS. . SEALE
alta
Vito
• Combines the well kitUilit
food values 414 , wheat'',
and the nteiliclual
virtues of
itio s Perfeet Food, Nalus own
11 preyents iiickness by, beeping 'the
system in a healthy condition,
It restores health by regulating and
toning -up week eystema.
It gives sure relief to pereone suffering
from peer digestion, headache, dyspepsie
and other disorders teeing from the Om
of poorly ceolsea foods '
A trial will convince the moat ekeptba
el of the superior Diorite of thie food. ,For
*le at
Roe cuoersUy
Ifir T.. O'Neil'
Our telephone number h 4
New Blacksmith, Sh00.
Stibseriber bath:it/tented the "hop edjoitt
illalieldiee Carriage Shop, Orange Bt. II pre-
Parea„to de all Work in his line. HO has at*
a good MattYlestrat eXperionee In the bon.
n em, rind win,giva_tteraontil attenMs
tion .16
work alloinattio to bins
Special attention givOik
to, Ilorseshoeing and tke
care of Horses' feet.
item tante enemas; tetsriti
iflUuI)4.1.4133h Oak.