The Clinton New Era, 1902-06-27, Page 6June 27th ,1902
• QUESTION QF PROF IT.
Foes Poultry Do Detter oflan VT:Dratted
*arm Dense hs tit Yards of Good: Seto I
Whethe a.flock of popatry,does bet „
al• Iteteer a flock of poultry doeS beat
yares of good .elze le an open questiOU.
•Stuw s to eudge from the various exe
venereal given. • Those confined to
when Menagos). by an intents
ecer eper, are 'fed or a purpose in
a sessematie manner. They are al -
re 'el forde that are -known to pro -
di,, taln result's; are afforded
Mean:, for securing a proper amount of
exorcize, and proper Sanitary precaUs
titles are always a feature. The flock
cont neatly ander close observation;
iths, e is comparatively little loss -by,
wad or domeetic antreale; and "MISS-
Ilne" specimens are • rare. •
---Whereethereelsean unttmtted, rause
dose observation le Out of the ques-
tion, and there is considerable loes by
'doge, hawks, mink, foxes aud • other
animals. There are alwaye some "Me
elusive" hen that will make nests in
undesirable and unfinclaele places, tend
other losee are sore to occur.
There are ome poultry raisers whO
2tavettried both plans who do not hesi-
tate to proncunce the yard plan the
, most profitable. that -there are farms
where the unlimited -range plan.
could Ibe followed with marked suc-
cess is bey.ond- daspote. . Take the. av-
erage farm, however, with its tangled chronicle the death ot ktr, John .1.,upe: furaish 'Bee keepers sup.
an tot or, eneaii, • memo sari those who
overgrown fence rows,. ravines a.ndl
, '• .meich ta '1 . 11
rampant growth of weeds Ur odd PiaC-•„ tilieS. IVIany a these catalogues are
' event occurred on . Wednesday
es, sloppy barnYardS, Pigpens, etc., and ilia . but; me Pope was one
Nt)Q. :;,; . profusely illustrated with engravingS
large enough, to be ' coneidered as as of hives -and .nearly every thing used
a good sized flock a hens -that' is, one most popular businette. men, W
straightforwaid and manly in all his in The apiarY; and they' also contain
source of revenue, will not Prove as. traneactions. He was in his shop on Muehevaluable information. They af-
profitable as if properly yarded. The t541.,10.kyr last, looking after hi a• Nisi, ford orie of the .best methfor the
accidents and mishaps of poultry 011•;.. bees, 'although feeling very. .poorly at beginner to become familiar with be
the farm, if a strict account should be' . 'he titne, and since then has been con- various terms and apyliances used in
PEW. would be etartling,_.;. Otinteeilliaga_ . tinetl to hie room sulering from_alter.._212.0d.eririke_teepttig. 7
. the food and' drink of a ficek le ess I .
TI14 .• ; IN NEW Elt A
The Cause of THE BEE KEEPER
Ills•
woman's
In almost every case where woman
Suffers from ills' peculiarly feminine the
cause is to be found in A weakened and
exhausted conditionof the system. The
nerves are depleted and the blpod thin
and watery. If medicines have failed to
cure, it is because the wrong treatment
has been used.
Mrs. Henry Clark, Port Hope, Ont.,
states :-” I base used seven boxes of Dr.
Chase's Nerve rood for nervousness and
a completely run down system, and can
heartily recommend It as a wonderfully
effective treatment. I3efore using this
remedy I had been in very poor,health for
some months. I seemed to have no
energy or ambition, felt tired and listless
most of the time. and could scarcely drag
Myself about the house. I yvas weak,
irritable and nervous, could not sleep
well, and felt discouraged about my
health. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food hae
taken away these symptoms and given
back my usual lire' a and vieor, conse-
quently I endorse fully."
so cent% a box, at ;di dealers, or Edam's.
son, 13atss &Co., Toronto.
ra
•
C 9°4
• Sea.; se, •
\P. -eel y mums 'legs et tips. k 6
now Many Colonies -NI bat Mai or a xmos
to Itur-Trourffriog mos.
• How Irony colonies would you as4:vise a beginner to start with? is tall
eueStion freqUently asked by pers.one
who are contemplating =barking in
the Bee bueinese. One, or two at the
• Mont, Will be enough with proper Care.
They Will increase as fast as 0110's
tiloWledge and ability to core for them
a tow colooies well eared for will be
much tnore profitable than a largei
number neglected or inismanaged, A
bee keeper's wealth consists not in the
. number but in the strengtli of his What kind kind of a hive shoal I use? in
another question that often bothers the
• begInner. Pra
robably on of the best
hives on the masket is the "Dove-tallect
Hives." as a Size I Would recommend
tt ten frame lave; it is a VerY easy
• Matter to make a hive smaller by teams
Of 'division Wards or dummies, but not
so easy to make a sraall hive larger.
• And in some localities, and at cestaili
• Seasons, a ten frame hive is none...to0
large. • For a &time, all things con,
eldered, the Hoffman is probably 01141
of the best; it wil' profit the ntreic0
. if he will coneisit the catalogues or
:ERVOOSNI
Or desbondency caused by weak Unhealthy nerves, are r,:epousible
suffering than any other disease. ft you have secret drain from •
cesses or exposure, you cannot expect healthy nerves while Your vi
- eat etre out a miserable existence on account of your follies:4
cured -nature never excuses -no matter how young, old or ini
'KIDNEYS.AND BILADDIE
- Nave you pain in the back, a dull feeling in the region. of the kid
water comes freely, a large quantity light in color, while at other 11
• It quite so freely. 15 18 dark in color, you inake a small quantlty,'Or
deposit orbrick dust colored sediment; give your condition Immedio
_ serious. complications will set in. My treatment guaranteed as a post
ditions, toad remember you PAY WHEN CURE(
-
a You need pay nothing until yeti are convinced that a thorough a
• been established, Surety on& is fair, as you son no chances. 00N
11 you cannot can, write for blank for home treatment, Perfect sy
• :nent for hoe who cannot oan, DOCK Medicines for Cana
P troll) Windsor -AU duty and transportation charges prepals1--Nve
No naraesou envelopes or packages -Nothing sent 0,0. 1).
•R. GOLDBERG, 20e WOO
' DWA
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severe attack of tieunieniti. n rt
the farm range poultry often get very 'tier ot t be Methodist churches), registry, often be bought ver,
. At. this season of
spatial to secure the best results. On P +peeves a consistent mem-
undesirable food. They seem almost ettendant at all churclx services,aid hives, but how to get
barnyard to clean, • freshwater.. 'Plies. tended to the welfate of the church. into frames in a, mod
to prefer the impure' water in the alWare ready to assist in whatever box hive and get .the.
the year bees can,
eheaply in box •
em out of the
mbs fastened
of the eggs of a flock of farm ". leaVeS to mourn hmelospere effete, and
Sims, running at will at all seasons of. fir ehildren. • • •
the year, in oom.parison with the
.eggs Iaid by hens kept by peultrynion
\ in yards is rank diadeed. Eggs from
ifarms, though "strictly fresh," are of-
ten of very strong flavor, in fact so
snub so that they cannot be used for
table purposes. Pats fact IS owlog to
the hens securing undeelrable foods.
which impart a direct flavor to the
eggs'. Without doubt in thenear fu-
ture there will be a demand for what
might very properly 'be termed "pure
. food eggs)." These war tie, from bens
• whose food unply. •Is entirely'
cdn-
• trolled by.the keeper, who wilafurnash
them the sweetest and most whole.
some foods, provide them pure
'water, and keep all surrounainge in
rood sanitary condition. .Phytietheis
a. e aware of the radical; differenceln
cu tlity of Pzga„ and. are do.lig mileb to
ed;:cate the ptiblie in.: th.,s, respect. •
Cle.nlitess, wholesome .. taad... and ..
goad, stroim healthy. fowls. will •make
• a great team on the reads to sucoessa •
Kerosene. for. . • •
4Th e many uses that kerosene amities
site :o In -the poultry yard makes it
an :most indlepensable article to be
cr: sad to the expense account; and •
es other article will enaance the •pr9-,
ate of. the poultry yards as kerosene
diligently and intelligently mad. Fer•
panting the' inside Of nest .boxes for
sitting hens there le nothing equal to
It, as it surely kills all verraia svithin, .
which it comes he coutect, 'and pre -
Tents etber'vermin froia enterieg the'
greet until it is 'entirely evaporated,'
which, if the crurin oll'iS osed, . •will
give the hen ample time to hateb' her
trood.: A few drops in the 'drinking.
water occasioually hoe a goodeeffect
upon the general health of :tire Reek',
and for ,colds or soup there is . nothing
better if carsfully Sealy -legs
may be cured by simply. wetting the
lege of the•fowl affected occasionally,
•end the crude oil is Jest in tbis case •
• also, as it takes a Much longer *At to
evaporate. When the criiiie oil is not
readily' obtained, Some kind of •hear
oil or -grease shoe
-see,
= -rat,* ."eilare igeKtaiarieia's
esess.
• c elera it haS been 'eighty
recommended,e-Fancier's Re se
• • • • •• • ;
Iffeep;ng Fon 4 in 'Health. • ,
Whoever ha some 'experience in
greepng poultry knosvet that trying to .
cure a sick fowl is an unthankful task.
Our short cut mire usually ts with an
axe. The safest thing. todo always
• Is to try te close every evenoe through
which disease might enter ' into the
yard. The bulletin Of the North Caro,
• lina Expertment Station attributes the
freedom of the fosvls on the station•
•grounds from d•sease to the ,fellowitts
precautions: •
First -All gr.rnim fowls are watered
In strictly clean vesals twice a day
In winter and three thnee a da ir hi'
summer months., being very careful
that sue]) vessels are • placed in . the.
shade. Young fosvls are watered dye
times daily. , , • . .
Second -War is waged .on -vermin s
coneinually. • . • • •
ThirdeaGood, wholesome, • sound
sjood is always given and; at regalat
hours.
Fourth -Coarse lime, gravel or grit
and charcoal are continually before
all .fowls. Oyster shells are also oc-
caolonally supplied, but the eater are
Dot eonsidered an absolute necessity.
Fifth -All houses are cleaned arid
oors limed once a week in whiter
and two cit three times in summer.
Sieth-No food is left lying around
to sour, and care is taken to feed mily
as much as will be eaten. promptly.
• SeVenth-All fowlhouses have
featly tight roofs, and the north, east
and west sides,' are closed so as to
avoid drafts. Fronts are covered with
wire netting. -T. Grelner, in Farm and
ITireolde.
To Make it novel Take medicine,
To make a horse take castor oil or
other closes which he refuses to swal-
low, grasir his tongue lightly An the
hand, raise its head high up, and
while pouring the liquid into the throat
flbrough a long.neeked bottle, tickle
fliti roof of his mouth with one finger t
at the hand wbAch holds the tongue,
pis will make him work his tongue
the eadeaeor to get free, as the son,.
mutton ts not a pleasant one to hiM;
114 the Birthing motion takes. down'
drenoh while the Itotties attention
being distracted from tt.-.—rarini
Anna
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• It (s• fearPd by' J3ritioh Agents In
'Egypt that a formidaole Mohammedan
Itising, a sequel to the former Mandism
\which Kitchener so effectually crushed
Is Imminent, Secret agents are very
• active among the Senussi . and ha,ve
been so for some time,
Convictions have been - sectireci in
Toronto against the men charged With
passing counterfeit $5 liolson Bank
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• " 7.Twoit ond Beint•4'
The fruit gcower .who is •able to
handle bees without much trouble will
find them net only profitable in thent-
selves,, but of great value to his
orchard fruit. As a rare the blossoms
of fruit trees are well fertiltzed by the
various insects of the section, but in
many cases the domelitic bee has made
orchards profitable that for yrears fail-
ed to set fruit blossoms in any quanti-
ty. Many bees culturists make a prac-
tice of setting the hives in the orchard
to the advantage • of both bees and
trees. • The objection to this practice
has been urged that bees sting fruit
of various kinds, especially grapes,
pears and plums. This is not so, for
bees rarely, If ever, puncture fruit, al -
thought frequently found ,taking the
juices from fruit* previously injured
by birds- or 'in other ways. The best
results, from bees in the orchard are
obtained when the trees are low. This
will enable the bees to olleniz the
blossoms all over ethestreee •ana wIll
• also make the gathering of the fruit
easier. Try a have of bees among the
trees thet have been shy bearers and
note the results.• • .
seem
a
hive
like formida.ble 'task to undertake.
But it can easily be done by anyone
,:abies With Worms. avhb is not afraid Of the bees. The
. proper time to, do this ts about the
• aa- . • time apple. treess commence . to bloom;
II Grateful Mother Tells HOW . • then the bees will have consumed bear -
Heir Little Boy Was Cured
Mrs A. SauYe, Rowanton, Que., is ans
ly all tit the stores and e COmDS
be nearly empty, except for brood and
pollen and are much more readily fast-
other liappy mother who thanks Baby's . ened in the frames. First Provide some
Own Teblets for the health of •her bey, 'wires for 'fastening -the minim' into the •
Tae tittle fellow bemires the presoot.vsotms frames; these can be made from bales •
-that cursed ithisdbood. His rosy (shooks ing wire cut into proper lengths and
lost their color ; his little legend alone Iii s
came skinny ; his eyes lost their' sparkle bent at each end ' ball an inch, se se
and he became sickly and peevish, to anring•over the top and bottom bar '
slet p was restless _lied. Oldish, and his as "a° "II ^4' 44%e frame. Now get e bolethe size
tereassetnert to doatirn no good, The . fee of ybur box hive; remove • the cover ,
xious mother almost 'a spaired of erre or.g from the box, give the bees Several.
Mal etwii atoin CO iluCt - health, tioweyei . puffs of • smoke and- await until they
slie beard of Baby Own Tablets; iwa gave' have filled themselves with honey; ,
"The a sleets make a Wonderful change m -is
she seas ; - Then gently turn the hive upside down
ihein ro hot child,, 'and now
the hcitoni boar a ii nailed fast pry
say litile-boy...-Asteagns-of ..wormsehaves t
1 Offeasegently-esepossialesestutinethaa.
disappesSed, and be is now in: the best (It • 7 .. •
• I can honestly say that • Babie's ox ups . • . .
•. 'that no bees can get out), 'Close. up the •
t th blv (h.
Owe T:40,ets have les algal e. ouse an. ,ehould be just the size of the hive so
o orm 44 '
•. • nortieniturair Twigs:
Prune the. grape severely • at , the
start, and at threeyears old a few
bunches of grapes.can be allowed to
mature. , •
. .
. The. Peach and the plumb are so
closely related to .each other that they
can.be grafted. on .etieh other. •
-Throw n liberal amount of iron fil-
ings about.your pear trees.• •
Clear Out the old dry Wood from •
your gooseberry, currant, raspberry
and other kindred. blishes. .
•••••Tabile the best land is none too gocal
to raise strawberries,- d' lanthat
•svill-gtOW•geod• cora 'and, potatoes well
do. ' * .
One advansosa aath catrapes. is. that
--theri-re-•-qui6..1c-T-tv•ers -and st�ek- are-
w,blO t* 'ther
• Gram's in- • NI, 'groWli• . from the
Feeds, but the. -Olt of seedlings is not
lIke tinit Of the parent vine; -Western
'Ploasmare. _
-
• tainy'S (leen Tablets are a •certain cure' eatranee to the hive and alt creeks with
fer ail. minor eiernents of tittle coma snob Tags, cotton s wool, or grass, eo that.
043 ceinetipation, who, sour stomach;. in-. .not a single bee 'can eseasiesend beat on
digestion, dierebeea, sinaple fever and sbr
of •
. drum on the sides of the hive svith a
trrratioo accompanying the outtin •
teeth • Gearanteed to Metals) nonn of Ilte stick, and the bees( will all get up. Intel
. g
"seothiega medicines.. They are for child , Ike bees will' all be etustered at the
At the end of 'fifteen minutes .
poisohous opiates found in the sneelied :::the 1313i'
rot' of at as, and aissolved in water can. -top like .a• swarm when they should be
be giveh witirebsolute safetV t ) a new•born (shifted off Carefully and. set to nne side
•babe- aold by druggists at 25 cents a box, . until the conalis are cut out and fastens •
ssrst postostidorerepoipt of price, by ed.' ed al she'rrames. Take a Targe liuteher
raising theChitDr William's medicine Coknife and cat tbe combe harps from tbe
•ki roekvale, . • .1
. . -.....4.4-4.... ;sides of the hive: carefully. epliting Off
truhit siiicide ay aciallowing ts , one side of the hive so that eau can
to coe
Gardrin the Brandon tutu dereie ' tried,
rusty not 1.1.1a also a piece ljf arockerv.. get it the tope 'of, the combs., . 'Remove •
them ohe at a time. arid, save only the
A ci...):e„.vatc-ii is heitio kept; upotiehirie straight wOrker combs., Have a Piece .
... , .• . of burlap- laid en a 'table or board to •
•
•
' SHE'S AS WHITE. AS. li GHOST,• lay t e oflil15 on, ro as not () fijut,
• As eat° as a lily. A mater of pri4e ?
lthestadoe,, arid -put .the combs: to tit
Costeinly not, atreegrb I Color I Endres. the frames. .It don'amatter•if you do
• • (ince! That's what ever Worn n wa its get them upside clown the bees wirl, fix
aiew end vial is tharight of °Very woolen. 1,eambs are•fastened in•the frame:i hang daYs, 'fare : clisesisea con 0
e ' • •• to.
•
Wa.helteve 'r. the ecuintey. and the
farm'. The farmer whe is. wise will be
content in hinfarm home, and stick to
• it; and allow no lents halms of faney
'or delusive dream of ease and .luxury
to deooy him into the pity. • We repeat
It. 13e content on the. farrn and'neate
it, a home for yon.r'told 'age and' your
haprove; ointment -and beau-
• •. •
•tify, and make your eountry hosne• the
• centre of a happy generation, the g. thL
• ering Place of your children, and -T.?:
. queeth to pos;erity nettle pure. oral
unsullied, and greeratioo of reeriseel
..worieep who wilt honoie your name see)
hallOW your i • :npry.. as .erterest nod
well lived. -The Montana Fruit Cyow-
• • . . .
,
• • • Tilts A.GE'OF. BitAIN
. . •
Osiod digestion. perfect assimilatiera theta up all right. • As fast s as thIn thea.. e hat
See heed not lack tliese if idie will ones use thein in the new hie e. If tre.e .ar •
• ' g St- • PP s t g • . - • • WI, Ar )1i -f en "vv?!b"'" common vaolety. •Dirt mider ria Latin.'
. • s
, • . . ...•
Opinions of Leading Physicians,
I have used Fltrcng's Pilekone m inter-
nal and eaternal piles, and End theta more
itisfaotory than any other suppository on
the Market, G. H. WILSON, M. DJ/wi-
den, .
Price al.00, For sale by druggista of
by mail on receipt of price. •
• W. T. STRONG, Manufacturing Chem -
is, London, Ontario. •
• France is building twenty submarine
has of the new Bat on type..
•['Leavy snowstorms are reported in
he midlands of South Africa. •
• Pilifbeffnia Heart and Nerve Pills oure
anseniia,neryousness.sleep'essnes,weakness
palpitation,. throbbing, faint spells, dizzi-
ness, or any condition arising p
erished blood, disordered nerves or weak
heart.
G. g, Stirling, Grimsby, a member Of
t he South ArvicitnConstabularv,is dead,
British Troop Oil Liniment is good tor
lien or beast. Relieves • pain, reduces
swelling, allays inflammation, cures cuts,
burns, brutsea, sprains, stiff mints, bites of
inseots, rheumatism, eto, A large -bottle
for 50 cents.
Rev. J. E. Richat (bon, brother of J.
Riclierdeon, M. fas P. for East YOrk,
diecl.at• Singeton, •. • ' '
• A RED HOT SEASON..
During the bot season the blood gets
over -heated, the, drain oti the .system is
severe lied the appe De is often lost, Bur.
•ieek Blooci Bitters parifies and invigorates
tbe bleed, tones up the ey stem and restores
al tappetite,• •
• ,
___Cienin_supplant ems' for toed. in the
United States navy.
• Rack:ache; swelling of feat and ankles, •
tieing oxidef.eyes, frequent thirst,' sciaray,
esandydliably colored urine and all nrit arse
troubles leact to .Bright's disease,' tirepsy,
.iisibetes,'ete. 'Doan's Kidney PHIS are a
st.he - • .
• A belection of special. varlet -Ca-
nadian' c bee• -•e has beep Made 'for ex hill-
ItiO3, t Weleerhampt on •aed Cork. •
,• Children are often attaoked euddenly by
,peinfui and dangerous olio, cramps,
cholera morbuseelaels
aer inhoitum„etc, Fowler'a Ettraot of
Wild St rii *berry in a ptomat and arra cure
,which ebould always boirept in the heuse.
Berths; sin ke sheeks Were Telt on See-
.
nr.lise eight. at Newpeet, Oregoee . •
• Milburn's Lexe Liver' regiitate the
bowels, mire. coustipatian, dy:pb•
sicik headeoba and all. affections
ot orgaimpf clic/tidied
11111-t t110 Oalrv. • ..
We are very: scientitle la these days
and talk of baceerire tnicrococ-
sue, trastueizing, sterilizing, •ete., and
• there 'IS flrrtrnr that ive. shall • forget
•
,i;•••• railway al!.. tilt; that selentiCe dirt Is lust as bad as the
Eerrozone • It ruakcs brood i .4e. a • sou- o enou ood -stroseht svorker
give!i• .trerigth ..tbe• iierYes, dolor to t_ki.4 I combs to . all 'the fihme's • tha• -rest , es. , tete,.W. n 1..1.1n4er dist, tui'
name i,J.,•jus• us 'ilfrt•et• as It is in Eng,
, (ash; and requires :just as mach' soap
and • hot water, scrubbine;;• brush and
eellirOW grease as the old variety that( •
'our tetheri tread to Wrestle. with before
the days of washing. powders and: con-
•contrated lye. We need no special
eterilizerS,or pasteurizera to keep the
milk cans clean: leave all these com-
pllcated• znachthes to tlie sclentlflc, •
Id -
'lows and go at the tane.and dairy yea-
%els in the. old-fashioned was,: as if bac,
• terra arid bacilli ha& never heen.-heard'
of; use plenty. Of water,'•soda.,, sun.shirce
and fresh:. sir: Ilave. yonr bii1k yes -
els clean first, and 'tiOnk of batteries
afterward.. If yetir butter oieerearn •are
• off -limier, nine times out of 'ten, the
•troUbte la that your stable, Coveor
dirty, just' Plain dirt, that
• cicesu'tbedda mieroseone aad a' ohm-.
.Ist to find it; only nthoroUgh cleaning
and . the trouble • . Will va..nish.; Thb
tenth time you may. need ,the :hell') Of
the expert, but don't ast,,for it till
you have got rid ot, the common dirt;
eeeeleand brightness to the eye A, box of d Wit f 1- b et f found •
• : e,an be fine ul se so
1.Perroz tabiete tte Once transmittabl° • . .
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info bent. le Ist auty and strength. There le , iti°Augsae eke .fre-aes' .ir'o'fillpti and hung
pews* in Eerrozone. Try it ama see it it is;
ees so. Sold only by 11.13,Combe, • • in the new hive spread ts, large neWs-
. - - • • •• i paper in front of the. new hive and •
• G. Webeter, saWyet., ti I A H. Oanip-: shake the.bees out coa_ the box ,Onto it;
,
'aell, (haws erwereskilleildsY the explo. ', this can best be done by bumping one
caon ofa liJiler in the Ontario Lyimber.: corner of the box, on a gond or blodk
lhoupanya, mill at .Freerh River. . • of waod. The bees will nittally rue In
- - ' like a new sviarm. "Halley do not seem
AN ENEM.Y OF THE RADE, 'I disposed to go in lift up the outer edge •
That 'destroys thousands of 'constitutions I '
of the paper' arid shake them pp to -
every dey-Catarrh. 'Perhaps yoa are one ' ward the•entrance of the hiye, when a, -
of iss victims. Have yen beadaohe;drePping I
in the throat, bad breath, cough ?4 These opuff 9r two of smoke. will atarathem in..
are sure sympronut.• Care it now by Mimi- As soon as the bees have wfted the .
ing Oatarrhezone, • It is a never,failing
remedy; •Cures the moat 'chronic cases in
a few weekri. Ilse Catarrhozone, the medi-
cated air treefinent,,for it is guaranteed to
core all forme of Catarrh in a shOrt time.
Draggists sell it in two sizes, 25o said $1.
•
Stoptithe Copan •
end letorks off the Cold •
Laxative Brocao-Quinine Tablets cure a
oold tn one day, No Cure, No Pay, Pries.
25 cents. .
• ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
• Plant firmly.
Mulch the bush fruit.
Set gladioli in succesaicet
A. Weedless garden, alwaYot
Drouth makes coarse radishes.
It's the poor lawn that gets moot
Lilies say "no" to frequent removal.
Seedlings is a rule are not thinned
soon enough. " • ' .
Paint the tree scars to prevent trunk
' hollowness and premature death.
No plant should be allowed to go to
seed unless seed is the °Wet of its
culture.
Spare coldframes set on the straw*.
berry bed will afford a treat of earlier
fruit.
To set gladioli among evergreen'
trees and schrubs Is no mistake -the
effect is charming. '
"Low down" busieess is what a Ms-
tiouri fruit -grower calls the digging out
of root borers from apple trees.
• Never our fruit from one basket
to another or into a.. barrel. 'If yog,
see a man 'pouring trait of any kibd,
set him down as a careless fellow and
certainly not an ornament to his pre.
fession.
If YOU Want big apples take tare of
• the orchard. A good litany people eX.
'pact their orchards to bearebtir crops
• Of 'trait under methods of 'cultivation
that would not produce ettoUgh Ot any
geld crop to pay for bariesting.
"Spraying, if half done, is time west.
ed, and if too much of the spraying
tnaterial is thied the drop Is often bee
lured. The Work 'Meet be done in-
telligentbf 1± we 'are to have beet rer
combs fast to the frames-whieh they
proneed to do at once and will of-
ten -have It dote by the next dar-all.
tlie wires should be removed, as they
toter -some of the cells containing
brood, and if left on toe long will pres
vent it from hatching.. Ail honey that
is, spilled or droppedea,bout should be
;washed or wiped up so as not to leate*
a drop for robbers. -M. E. Flower, in
American Gardning. •• .•
Repair Your Nonce.
—• •
•
,
Keep up your fences and then Yon
will not, have cense to complain of the
damage done by.your neighbor's cows
in ,youf fields. •
. •
earns Notes.
Be prompt at meals.
The old hen had better go. •
, Let, us know how you do things.
If thou Moth -a dull hoe it proveth
thou art dull. '
Young man, don't be afraid to ask
her; brace up; "
Speak little, speak truth; spend lit-
tle, pay midi.
13e sure that your hisitrance polity
Is good and tight. • •
Ile that brinaa' up his ion to notle/
tojg breeds a thief.
. MAI:TR AND ROPE,
',Hs who hat; helilth hes hope and he
who has hope has everything." But hope
flees at the Approach of kidney digests with
the dreadful pains which ecoompeny it.
With the flesh gradnally failing, the back
aohing, and the deepeir whit% often conies
to victims of this aliment, only the nee of
Dr. Maims Eidnpy Liver Pills will reehr
hope, confidence tied health. One rill a
dose, 25 ciente 0. hoXd
foro,,, re-. bat we Stiff, e lo
f,4,11;,..,14!1-4 sr Pio inoubleR, w Pxhatist the
liner ete, .h oi the ni.ives."5 ; tiliaines
• Neve° :is ;he gri',atest thedioine.y1 this
• itge'beraso- •• it is best suited to the nee is of
:•;• • day. It restores •an'ei • revue',
s d Pen e nettsma:kes the' pale,
..week . xhausted; etroug, healthy. and
tbilen is leaving Soot It Afeica •
ni, 4.0 ()made. lie is eXpeeted
to art IN Mogi:trio in thesecrind week
:cla'hay,' • • a* •
• •
o
"'Twthensand•fiae glindried and Of rte.-
ty rteisr Boers kori epde!ed, . tit'
day. 'rise tt 41 nmnber.studentlei•esi ls
1novi18501)
. •
chicken thief.
because they. "did not need hoeing"
• do the more °there are willing he
The farmer who sale he rained hogs '
"God helps these who help them -
Was telling tales out of school. Thou -
the morels the' pity.
wands of farmers do the same thOg,
selveS" has nO .reference tee_ the
ehubna'lede' .th
• The more Work a man le willing to
. FARM NOTES. '
e ;place look attractive. The
eye of the visitor notes disorder Very
quickly.
T.he man who cuts down a big weed
gives a dozen blades of grass a ohanne
togrow.
Peter Tumbledcseen's motto is "AI-
• Ways leave your farm implemente • IA
the field, so they will be there Whet •
needed next time."
• It is estimated' that there are 30,000
pupils in the rerictiltural schools 01
the Malted Staff :.
Save the small Potatoett for the
ehtokens and Pigs; do not let them go
to waste in the patch.
The man. who rents a farm shOuld
• take the sat= interest In farming as
• he who Came the land. •
Weeds are a public nuisanee, wed all
good fatmera Will exert a Milted ef-
' tort to keeip them clown.
• Farmers of the cottutry eentributed
, last year to the export ,trade of this
°gentry mare than $160,000,000. Th.e
ehare of Southern farmers in this Was
More than $220000,000 in cotton alone,
bWreitihaousttummeationing tobacco( cattle and
Nearly half themen who work for a
living are fall:sera. These hell/ ...SW-
ladat.the other half, and all the loafere
and dePendente beside,
The watermelon grows wild all over
Africa. It was cultivated in Egypt
B. O. 2500. Is it any Wonsier that the
dusky brother goerwIld over them?
It's like ineetleg old aequitIntanceS.
And then vrheii we have the balance
ed rattan far Man and beast let ua a).
Id balance up the work so that hit
• We of the MAK WhO works ten haul
pocket fed 044,...4 ..firfaaa.,
•
• then you may Took for the scientifit
• •
Morn Cotton Soot Compouna
101
is succeasfully used monthly -by otter
0,000Ladies. Safe, effectual, Ladiellalik
_your druggist for Copra Cotton oc4 Cese •
re‘trike no other, as all Mixtures, pills sad
ons are (numerous. Price. No. 1, al
evi'. esto. 2.10 tiegreee,stronger,Di per box.
Or 11.mailed on receipt of price and two
The Cook Company Windsor; oati,
104'... land 5aold mad recommended MAW
rlDLebfl1U1l8 061110116 •
No. 1, and No. 2, aro sold in Olinton,
at all responeible Drag Stores.
esoesseaereeeseeeseesweartolit
New Spring Goods
ress Goods
Prints .
Muslins
Gingbams
Laces and Embroideries
of all kinds
R. Coats az Son
-e•-•.
7frtf '46%
For years I had been' a sufferer with chronic
stomach trouble; pressure of gas and distress of
my bowels. I contract
flounced A low type of
solid'food at all, and. o
lightest of diet would c
•
The druggists sent me
sayinghe sold more RI
for .stomach trouble.
but believe I have bee
s
AT DRITOOTST.
•The five -cent packet is •enough for an
ordinary occasion. The family bottle, sixty
cents, contains a supply for a year.
uotito*TiosialotepteKtee****®:tcoos
Central
eat Niaricet
•' 4 . *
'Raving purclained the butchering
basinesserf F, Ef. Powell lam pre-
--pared to furnith the peopleof Cline
ten with all 'kinds .of Fresh and
()tired Meate. Sausage, bologna
Itird, better and eggieralways.kepton
hand. • •
Fitzsimons .son
Telibene 16. •
Orders delivered pronnitly to ad
Parte of the town.
• • N:43.-17,e1ee83 having hogs for
shipment will confer ae favor by
having word at the/her.
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New Blacksmith Shone
Subaoriber hating rental the Aloe adjoin-
ing Leslie's 0arrttg Shoe. °rattail St• ill: aro
-
pard lenxtegrielirie‘ th bust -
8 tea and wit give personal attentioneto all
work anteriated to him
Speciai • attention given
L4 If orsohoeing and the
care of Horses' feet.
01 :Jetts; charges reasonable
1404., • FEED 4.1.02•14,01inton
a
Rattenbury St. Works,
eLINTON.,
Eared importer& WorionaushIn
And Material gUarenteed.
JAS. G. SEALE
•
3I -At 114-441-AXACAt1P4 4"1-11(4-44-1(.1f4*-49Lig
iThe Novelty' Bakery
faucl Restaurant
• Is the place to buy ohoioe
oh000lates. 'We handle Mo-
Cormiek's choice Mariettibo
. 'chocolates, al so Patersonis
eteams and burnt almonds and
other 'choice assort:net:ate
• •
We are prepared for the com-
ing season to serve soda water
id all flavors. Vae also have
crushed fruits in stock, ice .
cream end all kinds tif cool
drinks. • .
A:choicse stook of oranges and
lemons, bananes and all kinds)
Of fruit in season.
Fanoy Creed and cakes alwaye
on hand.
Wedding Cakes a
Specialty.
Terms strictly cards.
Medan CillntOn.
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