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eteamies lute Vevaditor Veers* Fodder. 4
to feeding cornstelkin dater %MO
theer that thee relleh them much het.
ter COQbed than when ted dry and
hard. There isno iMprovement la
Oft 11.0401 noarishing qualitiee of the
Annul by cookleg there, for the prod
lteerl does not add anything to thane.
Lila the fact Unit the fodder la made
Were paletable to the niinl 1 slit -
•defeat exciliet tor one adoptine this
• CoUrse. Dry, bard corustealco are not
rune Pleasant food to cows, and many
• Will eat there oule whin forced to from
hunger. But 11., the etallte are telten
end Olt up- into small length and filen
cooked or attained and fed to the ant-
Inals warm, they have an Odor thee le•
refreahing. Cows will rat the mush
thee Made ereedile. If one bag steam
'eri the farm the fodder stalks can be
Ooielsecl with the steam mech. (Packer
than by any other method. If we add
e little grain to this cooked mush the
tows will eat far more than wben fee
Atte other way, In feeding the stalks
In thie way the grain food sbould not
be cut down. as Sokie are inclined tO
do, for as said before, nothing I ad4-
sed to the atalks by cooking teem.
I 'believe that all good dairy mere
respond quickly to good feeding and
little improvements tn the xnethod of
preparing their food, In cold vreather
thee show the effect ot warm feeding
immediately. It atands to reason that
they feel better when they have warm
food to take into their stomachs Just
• ire Much u a man. By tempting there
In title way we undoubtedly increase
the tow of milk. Anything:, that
freelielle the appetite and nukes • the
food more palatable le very itpt to at-.
tact the milk flow favorably. • The
Work of stearuing or Monne the foe -
der adds quite materially to the daire-
snan's labors, but if it ean be done
once or twice a week it will help to
Improve the nallk • supply. • Poultry
raisers aee to It that their birds have
Warm toed entree day through the
cold weather. audit may be that dein.-
men can find in -It a:lesson. for them.
They all .egree that warm food agrees ioestaitnir wisdom rum Inunnuttreo.
With the henngeggs and greatly 1 The first and greatest Mistake I made
belpa in increasing the supply of this was to get every new breed that I
product. -E. P. Smith
could hear or read about, when the
fact was I only had enough room for a
"John's gone to erection' law; Bill's
nt exhortine Dick's teuldn' school, few of one breed. I did not pay enough,
o
Tom's in the dry goods Hue, an. Rue" attention to • the, health of my chicks,
rennin' ter the Legislature" • and the result was that cholera got
the or men -what's he a-doire am -Ong ehern, and my young chicks died
of?"
,' fader than I could bury them. I got
"Oh, hes a-supporthe of aohn, an" heart ick, a d let tay to k run do
Bill, an' Dick, an' Tem, an' Rufe."--• n - 8 w
n
Atlanta Constitution. • ••to only a few for family ase. • I took'
all the poultry papers I could- girl in tine countrybas been a failure 1
• reeds through too little attention having been
Rosewood' eind mahogany•are en but they did not help me. let My paid to their yearning for home Com -
64 I-41UCICSZ"
Is often the name given by careless and
thoughtless people to those who are care-
ful and thoughtful. "What a .lucky
worneuee is said of one whose health and
beauty Proelaiin bee free feriae womanly
diseases. The luck often consists in her
havingthoughtfully considered the mei.-
Alanageinelit of *farm Labor
(For the NSW Bps.)
Unquestionably there le nothing con-
nected with the business of farming
which gives us more annoyance. or
which is as tilffipult to get on a eatiefac- -
tory bales as farm labor. There are var.
Iowa cameo which tend to bring about
tbis otate of things, and perhaps none .
,more so than the unreasonableness of
employers. Socielists tell tie that the :
world could produce enough for ite " •
needs if every man worked but half the
number of hours that is cieneidered a
evcrking day; but unfortunately on our
Canadian ferret, it seenut neceesary for
•the farmer and his men to put in each
day a solid day's work all the year
round, and even then it is difficult to
eold one's own among the keen compe.
tition. In these days when the relit.
tions between capital and labor have
become so tense that a extr a strain
at any time might may bring about the
most serious results, it is a matter of
40 small import ance for tanners to con.
g r cannot
be done to put the labor question, se it
effects the arm, on a better basis.
its of r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription In an ideal condition of affairs the
and proved its ability to cure the dis- maw/Oyer would never ask or expect
eases peculiar to her sex. . his wen to do more work that was
nFavorite Prescriptioue is a reliable right or reasonable, and when hiring
miclicine for the cure of womanly. dis. would in all cases be ready and willing
eases. It establishes regularity, dries tO ghee a fair and juot remuneration
Weakening., drains, heals infiamination f ir services to be performed, and would
and ulceration, and cures female weak- endeavor to oarry out a systems/of farm.
eider whether soneethin e
ness. tug that would give employment to
ef had poor health for nine years? writes mrs. his wen in the slack part of the year.
Armintie Watkins, of Acme, Kanawha CO„ W. The employed also would not take un,
Va. sHad female weakness, was very irregular
and would suffer.untold misery. Our family due advantage Of the employeiebecauee
doctor did not do me any good and I concluded ot a temporary scarcity of labor; would
to write to you. When I wrote I bad no ides never shirk bis work, but would be
that I would ever get well, but when your letter • -
0•"-nrui •in doing his duty whether hie
reached me r began to have hope. I commenced '''""
taking Dr. Tierce's medicines as directed and employer were with him or not, and
began to improve in ettirth. i was *eon able Would in all castor be mob- to put forth
to do the work for my entity of six, I took au extra effort at it besy tine.
eight bottle three of A Favorite Prescription, it .
and five of olden Medical Disiovery " and two is scarcely to be t d h
(tepee e owever
vials of "Pellets.' " that mob an Utopian state of affairs
The People's Common Sense Medical will ever exist, evhile frail hunaan nat-
Adviser, in paper covers, is sentfree on ure remains as it is, but by the exercise
receipt of 31 one -cent stamps to pay ex- of a little thoughtfulness and mutual
pense of customs and mailing only. Ad- forbearance, the relations between em -
dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. eloper and employed may be much Im-
proves. in considering the question of
•
farm labor, as it effects the operations
;and profits of the farm, and the home
life of the dwellers there, morally and,
socially, it will getieralle be found on
large and moderately large farms that
the emploerneep ts of married men boa re-
ing themeelyeses altogether preferable
to boarding men in the house. Outside
question of profits, there is the allem.
eortant consideration of home life,
which cannot by - any ieossibility be
what home life should be, when the
farm hourie is nothing better than R.
boarding bouse. It is much to say that
the futuree life of neatly a bright boy or '
•
. .
guarantee tuy Latest Method Treatment to be a permaneut and positive oure for
Varicocele and Strictere, without cutting. streemieg or lose of time. in Yartcooele it
ebsorba tbe begging, or wormy condition, equalizes oirettletion, stops pains in the groins,
ohm all drain'. thereby giving the organs their proper nutrition, vitalise., the parts end re-
stores lost powers; in Strieture It ebsorea tee Strioture tissue, stops smarting sensation,
nervousness, weakness, beekache, e10., Villein all prostatite trembleo it Is the treat -
men* osr excellence,' So positive am that my treattgeut will cure rut, you pas
PAY WHEN CURED
You peed pee nothing until you are coovinced Met a thorough and cerapiete cure hag
been eatablished. Thin Should convince you that I hare aonedence in my Latest Method
Treatment, otherwise I could not raake you this proposition. It makes no difference who
hail failed to cure you, call or write me.
Each Time You Call You See Me Personally,
Or each time you write it receives my tihrsonal attention. The number of years I am
established in Detroit, and the oureg acoomplished after given up by other dOctors,his
pieced me as the foremost specialist of the country. 0014018.TATION FREE, Call or
write for blank for blank for home treatment, perfect system of borne treatment for
those who cannot call. BOOK PREB. Ali medicines for Canadian patients shipped
from Windsor, Can, All duty and express charges prepaid. Nothingvent Q. O. D.
DR. acn.,n BERG, 208 WOODWAMlin, SO: WILCOX. UT.
• agog, misters.
• 0 itant.a Klee.
The nuisance of film beainS when bat
weather is really down upon us, and
In view of what has been sale le recent
year S about their mission id carrying
disease, it becomes more urgent than
• ever to discover some rneans'Ao baniela
them from ova living and cooking
roome. It is said that a little oil of
lavender and w..er sprineed through
a common atomizer about the rooms
will drive tbe flies away. However
efficacious this remedy may be, it Can..
210t be surpassed by several- of the
mosquito -killing pastila. Besides • de-
stroying. mosquitowl these pastils kill
the flies as well and drive from their
kideen deos nearly all vermin in the
rooms. There are several vedettes of
these instils, which can be made at
home, One good compound' is mails
by. mixing one cart of benzoin, one part
balsam tolu, five parte charcoal, • one
and a half parts common inseet pow-
der and a ball a, part saltp tre. Add
sufficient water to "this mixture to
koala into a stiff paste. " TbeiCroll the
mixture into 'suitable pastilie end dry
them. One Of these pastile will burn
tor some time in a room, and the
fumes emitted will destroy the flies
and inooquitoes without injuring fure
alture or fine ourtains.-New Voice.
Burdock
1,,••••••
bILO0D
BITTERS.
• Turns Bad Blood into
• Rich Red Blood,
No other remedy possesses such
perfect cleazising, healing and puri-
fying properties.
Externally, heals Sores, Ulcers,
Abscesses, and all Eruptions. •
Internally, restores the Stomach,
Liver, Bowels and Blood to healthy
action. It your appetite. is poor,
your energy gone, your ambition
lost, B.B.B. will restore you to th• e
full enjoyment of happy vagorou
„chickens run where they pleased
and plentiful in Mexico that some of the forts. One of the first things to be 1
pper mineteen are timbered ; forage where they could fid food; = in only, ' aimed at managing a farna in this
cos with thee :were net allowed; inside of met way, is to einploy. none but greed .
rosewood, whiie maboireme eSed WE "barn or waggon house upder any circum- men. and then . do everything in
end for the engines.
teason to make their lives•com-
. When Plymouth Rocks came into • Portable.' F'armers do not -have any
H nds angot a pair of high• up, pure blood, Prominence 1 sent to Massachusetts; re- make their, Wen work and right even if they have• the troue early
PoWeer to
Cook Comae Thoronehlr.
A physician mutts that nothing is
or. ruining to the digestion than
ereakfasfing on bale -cooked • cerealie.'
Any cereal, &Wording te him, ought
to be, home cooked for at least 'tee
emirs. This eau easily be done over -
Long cookingalso makes th•
food more agreeable to the palate.
ne4nt floods in Weyer; :centrierand.
situtherp Italy, ythich threatened: ' the:
Lines or railways, have served, be bring
glue again into the foregroend that
most. pressing Of eXtallais probleins
e -the reforesting of the (Weeded het -
sides. ••• • ' •••
HANDLING MANURE
IfersnentatIon riteeeitsery In order ter
Mender the Pleat 'rood Available.
think it is fettled beyond (pectic,*
that the greatest* berieet is derived
• front manure when it ie put on the
land soon atter it is made. For a long
• time I would not he Convinced of it.
• It seemed to .ine that fermentations
.__ ig stered Itocifs,- These 1 kept one ,Year: nrorning_untilafter dark at night, an
WOd
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en. and got perfectly sick of theta, as the , looked at from no seiefirbintletiteth t,
e egg production was not. what I ex- 1 ot personel eain it is a decided Deis -
The SerlOtt COL..,a ion ( f a, beefy. - But .I • know noti where 1amiss tp say that 'the ' farmer might
Welland. woman. Whom Dr ,. Eggs are what the, farmers Want of : soliable man 'Would expect his hireda
pe, and the meat was tough and take, Incidenially " it may not be
' failed. . . 'not to ask his sons to do what no re •
Pitcher's BackacheKidney riltry. If an amateur wants informa- men to do. Many a good boy has s been
on along these lines he naturalle turns driven from home • by that sort 'ot
to the poultry paper editor, but how trbatreent;
• ',Nei., necessary in Order to rendee the
plant food aveilable, and if it had. to
take place in the soil it would 'of nee-
essity .baslow; but hi tette of tee re-
• Matt obtained be experimente and the .
; expernece ''titlierite I. earl ati. longer-
qietilit, but I otill question ;whether' it
Iteethe best method Piirsue in all
pirtc'es, Anil especially in 'Nova Seethe
Kidney Disease
T
ab1 etsCur ed
• Mrs Joseph Young, Division Street,Wel.
land, Ont., says: -"I have scffered from
backache and kidney trout) e for former five
Oee years. At times I Donn hardly shut nit.
h'ands they were so swollen, and my feet
. the same, Going upstairs hurt my back so
• thought I would die, and my breath grew
wful short. 1atri.d almost motet thine
• with no relief. 'Bleak specks floated all
• monad and toy eyes were very had. The
sin ran from the smelt of .my back tb the
se of the brain. I could not sleep lying
.0 my bsoli. I went an • got a bottle of Dr
r tebees Backache Kidney Tableta and
they have bean a great boon to me . They
are just splendid. I can see to thread a
needle and the pain in my head is about
gone. All the old feeling of cracking and
creaking in the heaa is about gone, and the
• back comfortable. The old spells that cams
on any time night or day ere gime and I
feel like living again. I oan work now with
comfort and go upstaire fait with no
trouble. I am only too glad to recommend
• them to everyone. I need to be afraid to
turn over at night and could not Bleep, and
now I am not afraid at all and can sleep
well."
Dr Pitcher's Backache Kidney 'Tablets
are she newest and most effective -remedy
for backache, lame or weak back, Bright's
• disease, diabetes, drepey, pnifinese under
• the eyes, swelling of the feet, and ankles,
gravel, rheumatism, specks fleeting before
• the eyes, kidney weakness of children and
old people and all urinary troubles. Price
The Dr Zina Pitcher Co„ Toronto, Out.
Gosselin, the suspected. 'murderer of
Mrs Theban, of St letzere, Que., nee
surrendered to the coastables.
The British Uommons rimed the
vote of £50,033; to Lord Kitchener
with only the Irish members and a few
Radicals objecting. .
The corner -stone of the new beet -
sugar factory at 'Marton was laid by
President Mills of the Ontario Agri-
cultural College, Guelph. .
P: sTo prove to you taxi, -„..
I e Chase's Ointment is a certain
, and every form of itahing
and absolute cure tor each
bleedingand protruding piles,
the manufacturers have Miaranteed it. See tea
, timoniala in tin:daily press and ask Y'ollr neigh
•bora what they think of it, on can use it and
•-get your money back if not eared. 60e a norat
ell dealer:10r EntiANSoN,BATIts ,Sc Co.,Toronto.
Dr. Chase's Ointrilent
The Carnegie library by-law was car-
ried at Paris, Ont,
A three-year-old son ot Mr Christ°.
' pher Bableof-Wooderockeway killed by
Alea tt ain on the 0, P. E. bridge.
ON THE -FOURS-QUAREI PLAN!,
The four-equere plan moths that ell
eustoniers, reiondlos of rank or stetion,
receive the • same careful attention and
treatment at meta°. We are as patio,
niat with the child who is sent to pur-
obese some emall article as we ere win
tbe perienced fault. We never stab-
atitute inferior drilgs when filling you
doctor's- prescription, We never mace
mend the "something just Se good,'
Sent AND UNFAILING
Under oirournetenciee of sieknee
and disease Paine's -Celery Compound is
safe, Mire and unfailing. It cleanses and
purifies the blood, braces the nerves,
correate digestion, and builds up those;
who ate week and rundown. It you ere
nervous or oleepleso, try one bottle; the
retelto will eurPrilio you. Otir stock Of
Peiness Celery Otimponrieje alwaye fresh
and pure.
JE HOVE, Druggist, Onion,
The cavalry camp at Niagara will beheld
Sitzie 24th.
, BOP Dr F Ci Stephenson, of Torento, has
been invited to mikes tont through British
Columbia in the ir tercet of Methodist Mb.
010211,
often he gets disa,ppointed 1 Many in Then again it is.a matter of tbe first
ignorant beginner has .sought for -light importance that the men serving
where; he teas led to expect light; and - shall be well treated. Their housesif
got •it not; dropped the musket and . not large should at leaeitbe made
deserted the army, when a ;few words
cif brained. and advice would have made
him a geed tighter. .•
You meet have bones to cut to make
the bone cutter of use; and many farm-
ers ire net se situated that they can
obtain theme to, such the' commercial
wished berme, or meat, are more ad-
vantageous. I poundup with a stone
sledge all I can' get, and the Ilene relish
Our, land is hilly and out spring is
and Backache wet, a}44d "I am :afraid a great .part of
• • • , the manure' evoind .be lost by washing
• ' — •
'before' the • ground was thawed
•
enouell in retain it: My own 'practice
Is to collect the manure at' the barn,
Ms. John Gutman, who is le the Fish
'Besmear at Port Hope, states :-"In my
business I do s great deal of driving over
bad roads and the constant jar of the rigs
along with eeposureeo all sorts of weather
brought on kidney disease. I was int
miserable health and suffered a greet deal •
with sharp patine in my back. I heard of
Dr. 'Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills and de.,
cided to, try them. ,r6efore I had used all
of the Orst box I felt better and three
boxes have entirely cured me. I am very
glad of an opportunity to recommend Dr.
Chase's lee:nay:Liver _Pills for I have
proven, theirwonderful' control over kid-
ney disease,
, ' .
•
It seems unwise to waste monay and
run the risk of experimenting with new
fangled, untried remedies when you. know
that Di. Chase's KidneyeLiver Pills will,
cure. you. One, pill a dam, 25C. a box, et
all dealers. or Edmanson Bates 8c Co
• comfortable:. The • gardens attached
should at least be large enough . to en-
. able them to grow vegetables for.. tbeir
'own use; but not so large aeon) take up
Ino much cot their time, and if it ,few
sppies and small fruits can be graven
on the gretind,. they would bp -rnore -
aPeeeciated than by those who can
afford to buy them. • A cow is almose ,
as necessity to a faroily on the falm,
A much. . As to vegetable cutters, theand an arrangement' shouln be made to
farmer who keeps wily a fete hens does haeeit pastured but on no account
not fee) like puttout cash for wint ered by the farmer. It is rep
hand cutter. ;-a-' .not deprive your • severe a triai of hiiropei nature toallow
h' d
common him hoe to the blacksmith, . ox, and is alMest,
hens of chopped vegetables. Take •a Ire man mi
to feed his cow resat his
1°Y"'14meal b
and have hint rap -it out of the handle sure to- cailee trouble.. •-
Thef lt
and stiaiehten itut tt n on well with
. operfectiy etraieht
&tell y of ge g
hired men on the tam is well woeth Toronto.
sharpen the edge • if it needs it f,k
and put it back into the handle, d (enemata) • My own experience
eads me t now that is you engage
• •
Take an old. butter tub ' or' • a
wooden pane and put in yotir eood men t here is little trouble in
keeping tliem, is we, as emplopers, d0.
cutter around the sides of the tub, and make them as comfortable tie cir•
vegetables to be chopped. Chop your our part. It is our duty to. try to
ou b •'d q• y yo cumstancee will permit If we do so
DrChase's
Kidney -Liver Pills
can reduee any kind of vegetable to a we .way expect faithful 'service, snd
1
fine feed fit to • * ' ' s
-Alsof 1 pp g . lune eoo the rules ..be strickly latd . down a•nd
nee with your het •, ma h. from vood.men vire will get it, Let
clean clover, all you can greep.tightly in adhered to, and on no consideration
the left hand. sweep away a clean place keep a man after his time is our, if he
on the lioor, and with a square -bitted has at any time given a a ord of un-
hand axe chop off the outs as short as pertinence, •
you want, and at near the hand as you. Howeyet owing to the condrtions in
dare and be safe, and in two minutes vthich most fai were ere p1aci. the
you.caneohopapailfulesfeeticeefemoloveo- --larverenimberoof fermoherideeelve
I feed one day chopped vegetables and • toarrird men who are boarded in uie
the next day chopped clover in my het houseand this iereostlikely the state of
mesh.' • •affairs' that tvill continue forsome time
Some have trouble With hens eating to come. It is a difficult question to
.their eggs in cold weather. Poultry, deal With, and al far al both employer
papers tell us if hens are fed a proper and employed ire concerned it is it
retiopeer.eYjikestiteeetetheireegte . _roasK:lansatisfaqtory sta,te, largely
tan or vsill go to the trouble to feed sections there is comparatively liti'e
• Sheep.nalignig7The Elatttisi Oros"
• ' -While the western •rancbto raise
•. ,
sheep' and sell the lambs as feeders,
the fame should raise his own
iambsh cl et doable
profit, wite less. .eisk, for It. is all a
speculation to 'buyfleeders, cattle Or
Maine. .and feed your crop to have it
all alien' to Piesercirethirestookeyouto
might have raised on, the `farm•. •
• The best trots for the. farm or the
range is the cross of the imoroved •
mutton' breeds whieli has been demon..,
strated by - the experience of both tare
'mem . and ruchmen. .. When the far.
mere generally take up sheep an they
beve hogs, it will be but a few years
until. all -our sheep are practieally pure
bred as our hogs generally are. The
/Ave Stock Reporter givee the expert.
ence. of twie large eheep breeders, hi
the weak Who favor the OxfOrd Down
cross on Merino sheep. •'
• The Oxford Down cross on Merino.
stock is the one 'Most favored by Mr.
Davis, for the reason that a• quickly
maturing lanib is the, most prtnitable
one for feeders, and the 0iford Down
will reittore at fifteen 'months: While
this Inixture results. in . a :somewbsit,
lighter fleece, Mr, Davis consider*
himself Still to be as •geed„ as when
average.algettpowide • Inaba° fleecei
Were .at eleven cents, his clip
,brought fourteen cents and weighed
six and one -halt pounds. For some
•yetiel MO Davis bite made annual lite
portatione of Oxtord DoWS0 and finds
ready sale for his Pure bred rams at
e50. While the first cross on Merin*
fitOck corarameds $15 per .heed.
tieing plenty Of lther in the stables,
an spread -lig the horse manure 11
the gutters back of the cattle. By
these. means •the Intel manure is alt
saved, end' the horse and. tittle ma -4
Cures are intimately. mixed. As the •
tablee are cleaned eery day the mee
trona is .added to a large, deep, seuare
1 pile in the yard, and its- own weigh;
presses it eery :firmly. I don't like
I the plan of 'spreading ft out s'in thin,
1 Bat piles as 't presents too melt eure
I face to the weather, and Is unable 10
' aburb all the moisture which falls
Upon it. During the winter and 'early
1
spring this manor° is hauled to the
' fields and again put 'in • large • piles,
from which -it is Weed Just • before
cultivaticin begins. .A•large pert of my
enanurels:. merle in box stone, where• '
it. le necessary to use elm:Ay ot litter
in order to keep the cattle -clean, and
this manure is .haeled. dtrectly Irma
the stables to the pile in .the field. 1.
have always been taught that it. 113
goOd • practice to, . keep the manure as.
near the' surface tiee: prxteileite. but on
account of the quantity of long straw,:
• I have to plow it 'down; .while foe root
crops it is spread in the bottom of tho . •
drill. No doubt I loee something ht
my, way of handing manure, but=do
. .
net • think ft is much': do not see
iiigns of , heatirfg,, nor do the.
.piletiAthriiilonach. in size. The straw, :
In somewhat broken up; hut not much.
decayed, while the nuinure looks fresh
and is full of moilituree Tee greatest
, fault I Can lind With this Way of hand,' ,
ling nianure is that it is laborious,
and the spreading has to be done
tirne when time and . labor. are. iitesItt
ivitluableJohn Gregoee. '
. • • . .
• • Homo Muria Vinegar,
. 'vinegar' Is an article in pendant use
10 kitchens,, yet hew few knew nevi
to keep the vingear jar .'filled 'Without
lireetivdeellgboutoghtth.ele• ggat°1 leArY•s?lnceW. 1 ley Othga. vin°
Florida; nor eid I ever Make tiny bee
fore -coming. Years ago, however,
read a tube and treasured it in my .
mind fear a thete or need; The follotre 4fter WOrk or Exercise
'Ing Is not Wore for .„word, but is ql
*bout es. I Make the article, and f ant
never without.. Take a pint of shelled
cern, boil gallon . of Water; the
isereeteie the water with. • white or
brown auger:- pounsall together in a •
jar or. pitcher tie a piece ot thin muse B"th" °red
mmouvacelge.s, sorree
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.mitting heir edhinieti- aftibilietteleititfiebeettitesfitetAlitte in many
their bens a proper ration. And work for one half the year ; and lust
those who will not feed a scientific ration so long as the farmer has to look out
to hens I am advising, for new men weepy spring, and the
Take a boot or shoe box at least good man finds himselt diechareed at
-tvrenty inches deep, make a partition in the first sign of winter or before it
it large enough for your hen's nests; for will remain so, and no amount' of
big hew twelve inches square, 4for singe- philospbizing will put it right.' The
ler hens ten inches square, will be big - rapid` extension of • winter dairying
enough. Cut a round hole at the top during the past few yeare has done a
six or seven inches in diameter, accord-- great deal to ensures steady employ-
ing to the size of your hen; nail the top - naent the year round, but conditions
on tight, stop all cracks where light can are Still unsatisfactory in meny clis.
come in, put a etep on the outside low teas. • • .
enough am the hen can stand on it and In conclusion it may be said that as
look in and see the eggs, but not so she a general thing the best men are- the
Oan reach them with her bill, and when cheapest. Try and get hold .of good
. she hops into the hole the nest will be Men and where conditions will r dmit
,
dark and if she drops into the nest it is of it, have profitable employment the
not ea large that she can Teeth the egg. year round. and ut3e themes you would
She will fly out and off, and go to Work iike to be used if you were hi their
and forget the egg, and you have saved ! eirctonstaxieep. • F. W. HOnsteel,
It for your ,own use. The hew must
needs stand on something in !oder to Live Stock Commissioner.
peek the egg. These boxes nail up
ground the henhouse about two feet
from the floor. Some farmers let the 11XPERIENCED DBUGGISIb
hens roost on poles at different heights. WE GUARANTEE ACCURACY
but nests want to b all I AND PERFECT SATISFACTION
•
it fioer of poles or loeie boar& about bfle lorrYi IMB*1° and Intril*
three feet above the roost and cover. Miss competition, attire mire and attention
with straw', and you will not have frost. i i the Oiling of your deoter's preemie -
ed combs if your house is anywhere reit: - ionsie absolutely neeetuiery tor the safety
sbashly Warm, even if the air on the • and welfare of your family. WO guar -
floor is below freezing. mace acetitarier and perfect eatisfadion to
If these thoughts aro of value, and ell out opetemere. Our toilet depot -
More are wanted I will be glad to bene. Went is alwaye .replete with the latest
fit my fellow-farmere. write of whet PreParatione and um:41We
IthoW, and haie Doles New • • pass Czy-er Omiterant.
Idea Poultry Yard, Ellenburg Centre;
N.Y, . • • Hee coved thougande whereat/ere/thing elee
bse tailed. It has never fellel to give cidk
Mr Andrew .Carnegki to contribute p:•ople happy resnIts. It etrsagthens,invig.
.A1.0,000 te,Warde bedding publie librerieset• erates, gives new tenet° the syn.
Greenwich tea, Mekes the bit el peov, 10%,..t.
1.0 ettre a cold1. in One Day, for the re/ ves-t melted sick. people Well,
'We oan Berney yen wall the pure end go --
lake Latativeltromo Qabsite Tablets rible ne's Csiete OoMpoena.
All druggists refund the money if it fail To re coup% thar,•84, tnnton,
to Olds. W, Groyeei esguatuie is Oh e
each hoe, 26e. The Cuban House of Itepresentativei
voted to give Gen, Malmo Gemeeet len*
The coronation contingent will be room. don of eeeee year.
ated
• iThe modern method of keeping
Sheep a ornate Way may be said 'to
Consist of • tWo things--altalfa arid
rape. With rape for stawner feeding
and Alfalfa for the Winter, a flock may
be fed it least potteibie expellee, bee
With the greeted Maximum of profit.
Alfalfa is the Cheapest Permanent crOe
ketiwti. Retie is the 'cheapest annual,
• plant known, for it gives the largest
• quantity of .feed at the leaet cost and'
labor -and, besides, leaves the land la
the best possible Undition. The mord
oresence of the rape . oft the land Is
worth, in add.tien to. the Value ef the
feeding for ghat*, at least ee0 in Ltd
hisreasect prOdUctivenese. Alfalfa hag
&MAY one-half teem protein or mat.
sontaining nitrogen than red CUM
• rer, and is thug so much more 'calf:
able tor sheep, and the prOductica
•
June 13th, ISO*
wommiiiN wiwwwwww
Ai Glorious Big
Bargain Event
A royal time for those who neee or who will need
clothing. Men's Suits, Bays' Snits, Men's Ovt.rcoafs,
Boys' Overcoats, Men's Pants, Boys' Pants,
Our Whole ClotbingStoek will be offered
• at a special discount of 20 per cent
The object of this sale is to sell out this season's
clothing before our new goods arrive, We never
early one season's goods into the next season. 4111
goods charged during this sale will be charged at
regular prices. Positively =goods charged at sale
prices. Our (roods are marked in plain figures --
deduct 20 per cent and that will be the selling price
for cash only during the sale.•
'Ken's Suits.
Men'', 5.00 suits nOw
• ••..e.• 4.00
* Men's 600 °
Men's 8 00 " 4‘ ki*
" .•••.,,,,i o i; o 'oe 000
• • • . 6 10
480
Men's 10 00 44 44 ' • • • • 8 ts0
•
Men's 12 00 `" " ..... • 9 60
• Boys' Suits
Boys'
21 5600 Suaita nog: ,...:...-..
BoysrY00 4: " •..•..•.........• 1 60
• . Boys' S 00 " . 44
Boys' 400 " ,i‘ •. • p • ..:.
Boys' 5 00 " • "
2 00
.240
4 00
Boys' odd pants ... . . , • • • • • e, • 40
Men's Overcoats
• Men's 6 00 Overcoats now • .. 4 00
Men's 6 00 " .. • . 4 80
Illen's 8 00 " .... 6 4• 9
Men's 10 00 . "
Men's 12 OQ ot• ,9 60
" • . • • 0. f • • • • 0.• 00
• BOYS! OTEROOATS and Pea Jackets reduced
m. same prop( rtion.
All fur goods at absolute cost—Fur Caps, Coats,
Cellars Oloves Mitts and Heavy UnderOothing..
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Vietorit.. Mock- • • eLINTON
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0 Von Neettri Tonic ?
Our Beef Iron and Wine is an excellent preparation containing in it
°enameled fortn all the elements neceessey to produce new rich blecie and
nerve tissue. To these Who need budding pp, one or two bottle a of this
tonic will bring it marveliops improvement in health arid strength.
16 in Bottle 75e. .
Our Bakirg Powder make it it steadfast friend of everyone who gives
it it fair trial. 26o per lb..
J. E. IIOVEY Dispensing Chemist,- -- Clinton
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THEIIIOLSONS BASK.
. Incorpo'rated by Act Parliament 1856.
Are a Read and Nerve. Tonic, Blood and
• Tissue Builder and Constitution Reriewer
for all troubled with weak heart or nerves.
• As a food for the blood, the brain and the
• nerves, they canhot be excelled. ' • •
, If you ere 'troubled with Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostration Pal-
-pitation ofthe-IfeartrShortilass4ofB'teatle
Weak or Fainting Spells,. Anomie, or any
form of Debility, take• •
•
• MILBURN'S
.HEART AND NERYIPILLS,-
- 'Their curative power is quickly masa-
'
tested. They eerily and revitalize the
blood, bneleen thee brain and steady and
• ateerightert the nerves front the first few
doses.• '
Price soc.'per box or 3 bo -es for gr,s5 ,
at itl 0taler8 or
The T. Milburn Co., Liroltoti,.
Toronto, OM. •
lin .ver the iop and keep in"a warm
Wiien istrong, which will be In
a Week or two, the field May obe Donee •
ed into another pitcher or jar, and the •
, lest Otte filled with itweetened water,
filis +nigh al corn Will het tor BullatOs
STATE Or Osio, Cur or Tam, }Be •
LticAti Cot Net, .
Frank J. entwines: makes seth that he is
the miler partner of tbe dm 04 P. ,I.Cheio
ney & Co,, doing buncse in the city of To.
ledo, County and Stets aforesaid, and that
said firm -Will pay the erun of One Ilundred
Dollars for eaoh and evety MC of eateirrh
thet cannot 1 cured by the use of Etall'o
Catarrh Ow.e.
Fem./. Ceab,sr.
Sworn to before Me and subscribed in my
presence, tine Oth day of result tr. A. D.
1886
W. GLeAtiolt,
two
Notary
• Cate -tit Cure is eken inteettally
' and nets directly (melee blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimon-
ale, free. .
Onitarlast eiC00, Toledo, 0
Sold by druggists, 75o.
• fatuity pills are the hest.
Incnese 10 gives bodys feeling of comfort gad
strength.
Don't take the weak, watery witch hazel
preparations represented to be ',the earns
Pond's Extract, which easily sour and
generally contain "wood alcohol," a deadly
noliton.
Osolts Cotton Soot Uompo
to injoolistully need Monthly over
0.000Laines. Bete, effectual. Led eV
your druggist for colts Cotes bet
Take nO ot.ber, ES all Itixtures, pilli
ORS ate nangetone Prise, No.,1, $1
110111010.• es destreee stronger,e5 per boa.
lees.litailed on receipt of price end two
iftraillieViroldCatnterieoLmendad
Windeorigb
NO, J, viiia No. 2, eke ga Vito rt,
Paa all tesponeible Di dg Stores. •
Free scholarship ft len ere
tudent bur
Por lack funds to
pi !Mt tritigett Talietitel Fittla I Y
.riorinalS0h061,,ournoal Clonservittery or Ifni'
verity, wen° me and I *la exple,e mt fm
ettelarehip Om. Write today.
Var. 14- UV. W. 61 LINSCO Tors It,-
. CAPITAL 52,500,001 •
REST/E•IIND '• $2,150,000
• HEAD OFFICE, MONTREA• L
Wm. ?JOLSON MACPHERSON, Presiden
JAHER Hueco, Gen. Manager. • ,
Notes discounted, collections made, dreier
mimed, sterluag and American exchange
bought and . sold. Interest allowed on
deeming • EiSVING Balm -Interest allowed
on enme of $1 and ap. Money advanced to
farraere ontheireorwanneort:sat, withaoualigeounts
er;or
mdre sidasers, no Mortgage:required.
scitw
G.• D. McTaggart
BANIEFIR•
BZRT ST., - .Q.41•7914
A. Vsierall:,Bafljcfttg busineas.
• tranaoctod
NOTES DiEICOUNTED
Notes issue, Intermit allowed on
• - deposits. •
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J.T. TISDALE.
BANKEh,
°LINTON, 01410.
PriMba funda to loan on • mortgages 6
heat current rateo
A General Banking.. Wanness trusteed
;fastest alletved On'deposits.
Sale notes botight
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eitesenot WANTZO-Por the only authortM4
tie) of the great Taleiste,be his distinguished
.on Rev. Dr. Prank De Witt Taltnage, and the,
.ASS00:9.te Meows of the Christian Herald.
BlEt been, tee Page 4. proi dote, intetrated, onw
52.03. 114ggest di4cummt, Books on eredit.
Outfit free. Be fleet in the field. Wile sr
Write.for tntint
BPADfINY-(3-ARBST801.1 84 CO., OIMITgli,
Apil 1,-tf. Briankfvd
OIL A. W. CHASE'S Ort,
CATARRH COAX ..1rigiution
is sent direct to the alseitar
petit by tbe improved Blower.
Heals the ukers, nears the*
pastiages,ttept &apple/a In the
threat and permanently setae
Catarrh and /Writer. Biwa*
(MO. All dealer*, or Da A. W. C
Med10141 Cat Torettle 854
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