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SECURITY.
Con
Carter's.
Little Liver PIM.
Must Sear Signature et
See Pae-Simlle N.VsnOPer Below.
very email and sk• easy
. to take as sugar.
FOR HEADACHE., '
CARTERS FOR DIZZINESS.
ITYLE FOR BILIOUSNESS.
IVER FOR TORPID LIVER.'
PI LLS. FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN. -
FOR THE COMPLEXION -
_es carra Pi:trait' Vegetable..
hoga 1QSt bocallSO Ot
ssufficieut care of sows at the time ef
farrowing* has been a source of regret
te nianY Swine -breeders. In cases Of
especially vicious animals there Are
on record InaliF eases in which every
pig was lost, either becalm() the moth-
er ate up her offspring after birth or
on account of her lying the pigs to
deatn.
The cause of vrciousness la SOWS at
be time of farrowing is oftea the Pain
occasioned by normal narrownese in
the lower part Of the genital organs.
The mueus membrane will sometimes
be pushed up into folds--"eurtalns"—
which obstruet parturition. A great
teal of relief may be effected by intro -
ducting a clean, hand in the vagina
;tilling forth the young pig.
Each new-born pig should be placed
once into a basket, and Nd on cow's
milk and water (equal parts), One
teaspoonful a this mixture generally
suffices for each animal.
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The number of
URE SICK'HEADACHE.
After the farrowing the' young pigs
The Cockade. are brought to the sow, and here
Mmes the dangerous Moment,. wben
tile or more cif thecoung ones are bit,
en or smothered to death. • The dant
or may, however, be considerably les-
sened bythe following simple de -
?ices.
Biting tbe pigs is prevented in ithsit
following manner:
• "Lying •to death" is frequently ob-
tinted by the insertion of a small shelf
under which the young 'pigs' may test
afely, in the wall of the pen, a short
distance .from the floor. Much More
'Directive, however, ie w
the deviee shon .
In cot. • Honed wooden bars are sns-
sended from the walls of the pen, at
di t nce f.about six inehes above
he aim These bareshould be. five
inchee* in diameter. When the sowl
ihrows herself down she will be push-,
aviaY from the, wall, the ,place
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pre HE adoption of' the edekade by
Prepident Roosevelt for his coach-.
A man and footmen has reseed..
tated the old question: Whose. eer-
?ants are entitled to wear A. Cockade?
As a matter of fact, there is nia right
nor title to the cockade, but usage has,
• In England, where .' the. cockade is
'more common than in any other -coun-
try, itonfined it to the servants of theaayahousehold, of • the eiplomatio
WI% of officers of the Ariny' and
Navt.--including the militia •andevol.
anteers—and to servants of justices •
end deputy lieutenants of counties.
According to this unwritten law of:
custom, neither peers nor other per-
sons. of title, except they be royal, can
venter the cockade on their. servants
unless they themselves hold one of the .
commissions already •. named. . And
here comes a- strange anomalyt 1they.
occupy a Government • pesitioe, they
can wear a ceekade, • although. their-,
'servants cannot.
"Cockade," or; rather; the 'French*
equivalent of it, made its first. appear-
ance in the phrase "bonnet a • la co-.
quarde" of Rabelais. 'About • sixty
years after -Rabelais's death, Randle
-Cotgrave, author- of the Bret. Angle -
French. dictioeary, 'defined "noquarde," •
now "cocarde," as "a Spanish carme
or fashion of bonnet, used by the Most
eubstautial men of yore --also -•• any.
bonnet or :calve wore prietelly , or
peartly on , the side." But the most
plausible ofigin given of the cockade
of to -day is that •it was derived from
the tuft of cock's plumes worn by the'.
Croatitinesoldiees, who , ie -the eeiren-•
teenth century served under Frame,.
and introduced the cravat to •the World
of fashion. • At any rate, in .1688, men,
ambitious to become soldiers of France
received cockades of paper;,hence the'
expression, "prendrel a cocarde," mean.;
e hag "to enlist." •Cockedeee appear 'tie
have fallen into .innommus desuetude,'
so far as Franca was..coeeernede Until
the Revolution,. • when the t'cetarde.
tricolor" must have become oh-ligekorY,
for, Just before the fall of Robespierre,
arrests were made for. not weating it.
The black .cockade, now worn in
Englan.d, was originally the.distinctive•
badge of the Reuse. of Hanover, as the
white cockade was that of the' Nouse
of Stuart. It is said white was
adopted by tlie adherenti • of the
Stuarts because if was the 'emblem:
of the kings of France, Who supported
the Stuarts against the Hanoverians.
The cockade worn by Servants' of - the
British royal household le a large
half -disk which projeces above the hat.
Servants of naval officers wear a diik
not projecting above tbe hat; those :ofr
army officers and other 'persons con-
eldering themserves entitled • to .efirre"
cockades are fan -shaped, with a but-
ton, and they reach above the hat.
The. cockades of 'the servants of di-
plomats are in the colors of. the count
try their. masters represent, and many ,
„amble houses on the continent of Bur -
.A Good OM Creed,
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. Coehins are not ratich. talked •
low, ttut at all poultry gliows 'they
Wear in large numbers, and in goires
lbout the country we see them or their
Vosses in mallY forte Yards. It le•ettle , •
lent they have not Jost, their 'poen-,
irity .among practical poultry keep.,
*S. Cochins and Brahnles come -to ri.
iren1 Chita. Originally there was ,
distinction. between China •fowle,
but breeders have by Careful selection •
operated and . fixed the types until
kow the two. are qtiltee dtstinet. 4a
dmpe and color. . .
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Every .Move
'there young pigsare most frequentl$
Otlight and cheked.
A sufferer
From.Backache
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Mr. W. Gilroy. general merchant, Blen-
heim, Ont., states I am rather enthusi-
astic in the praise of Dr. Chase's 'Kidney -
Liver Pills. and believe I have miod reason
to be. For several: years I was a great
sufferer from kidney disease, and had
pains'in' my back almost 'constantly. I
tried a great many. remedies,. but did not
succeed in . obtaining more than slight
lempprary relief. , :
" A friiiid of mine advised me to try
Die Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, And I did
so. with great • satisfaction. I had not
taken half a bee before I began to feel ,
better. and now realize that I he.veentireiy
• meoyered, I often wonder now why
people go after, new-fangled remedies when
• this tried and proven medicine is so easily
obtained, and so certain to cure." Dr.
Chase's Kidner -Liver Pills have an enor-
mous sale because they radically cure seri-
,' 9us and ihrobiediseese, cine pill a ciose, 25
cents a hex. Alt dealers, or Edmensone
14tee ee.c.O.,Terinao, •
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15,F4 01411110N NEW ERA
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pse.
Any man can produce a total eclipse •
of the sun, so far as..he himself is con- '
cerned. by holding a dollar close to bis
eyes Thetotal eclipse -
of health is often pro-
duced in much' the
same way, by letting
the dollar shut out
from view ell other
tbings and interests,
A great many peo,ple pay for wealth with
health and admit at last that they have
made a poor bargain. In the chase of
the dollar people are too eager to take
time to eat regularly or choose proper
, food, the
stomach becomes disordere or
diseased, the food eat-
en ceases to nourish,
arid physical break,
down comes. ;.
Dr. Pieree's Golden 1
Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the
• stomach and other or- ,
gaits of digestion and
nutrition and so enables 1
the strengthening of the
body, in the only way by
which•strength can be ob-
tained, by food properly
digested and perfectly as-
eunilated.
lit suffered for four years ',filth
gain in my stomach so that at
times I couldn't work nor eat,”
writes Mr. Prank Smith, of
' Granite, Chaffee Co., Colo.
wrote to you about lily sickness
and was told to use your medi-
cine, which I did witli good
results. X only used our bot-
tles of t,Golden Medical Discov-
• ery' and must say that tam
entirely cured, and feel like a
new man, and I can highly recommend your
medicine to any sufferer,”
The People's Comnion Sense Medical
, Adviser, roo8 pages, free on receipt of
' stamps to pay expense of customs and
nthihng on y. Send er one -cent stamps
for the paper -covered edition, or 50
stamps for the cloth -bound volume, to
Dr. IL V. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y;
and Egg. Co-oporAtt inn1.. It ranee.
' A' movement is on. foot in Franee to
, attach an "Egg department" to their
system Of co-operative deletes. The
1 plan je simple and works well, Eaa4
member of the Dairy Asso'clation
dertakes to send not lees than 20
• eggs per Week on two fixed daye; a d1s,
;.1 .
• tinetion is to be made between man
for eensintaptioe and. those Intended for
, hatching. Members can. only -send . the
• produet of their own bone and at their,.
own expanse to the creamery office.
I TO adeure thet est e,a(rgs be in 'Et Et an
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Proper .donditionthe meinbers, will
bind theinselves to remove the eggs ,
daffy from the nest, and leave as the
neet4egg One orporeelain... There 'is a
:heavy .penalty for sending old Or..
spoiled :eggs. The creanteriesunder-
*take the sale of the eggs and iecure the
'best market price. ' Associated with the
egg industry that, of poultry ,will
added later on. • r • , • • .
Vila is extending the cceemeratiiie..
System In a praatical way. If it were '
practitable tode the same work • in
.connection with ' our •. tp-operatiVe
cheese .factories and 'wean:wrier. it
world go a long -way t�wards so v ng
the priablein of how tie celled the ego,-
-from the farmers -In a perfectfy'fteth
• Condition. Cold -storage facilities eould.
-.be proVided at the factoriee, Where the
eggs -could he kept th a fresh eonclitioa
and: Peeked reedy for shipment to the
large ci-ties or direct to ,Great Britain.
Dr. Chase
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Caused Pain.
The Intense Suffering it) a
Perth Man Relieved and
Cured by Dr Pitcher's
Backache Ridn,ey
Tablets.
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The terrible whin that eittehee you in the
baok—nielos stopping over or rising tip or
moving about eVenetnbeitteble.
In nine oesee out tit ten it ie traceehle to
,,aigeirdered kidneye
The paiti the back is the -kidney's sig.
• nal of dietreete
Go to their ataletance with Dr Piteher's
ee-------lasokaohaBidneyTablets.
They will promptly 'relieve the pelt cure
the kidney trouble and restore ,IyOur health
and strengthi, *emir. •
Here is tt °twee wottir reitding:,s•
Mr Alexander Moutgornery, Peter 'St"
Perth, Ont., when interviewed, itflarle thi
etaternent:-J"I was auffering acutely in my
beak, whom 1 heath tieing ftr Piteher's
13aokeette Blaney Tablets procured from V,
• L. Hall, the artiggist. I (Ionia lift notoing,
every tnelve ostieedoaiii..Tberevas neither
etrength tor Energy Taft In me. The 0011.
Otani itehing over my kidneys watt wog
depristeinxe 1 started using the Tablete and
the lumbago quickly begin to la op I nm
tett iM over it now..1 have fonod them roost
• tuttisfeetory hsa can einsfidentiv tenon:mono
them for bad balks? Dr Pitobet'e Itsek•
eche Eldney Tibiae re 50 malts- s box at
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ODDS AND ENDS;
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.0 thee:net few years there has been
tendeeer aniong farmers everywhere
'change their base of operations, to
snake new departeres• Vie matters of
Itock raising 'and grain growiog.. It •
Ls all well -enough for ' farmers' to
-make these. clia.gges.riccaelenall'A. to
ret into. lines of fared -lug ahat diet;
• raricy 'mid to Which their lands aro
best adapted, but any sort. of radical.:
-thanges. shoeld alays be .,reate tare.
• itillY ancl expeelmenting. a . lit-,
de in the first plate go thet no Melons
. • failures may resint. let out of the old
rentlateney In Potato CulttireWbut fltat make sure 'that the Way ,
c, W1. Nits;
• DrIng Resnite. • anloath and Clear In the new roade
Perhaps no farni crop N a sublect. to
fluctuatten lit • price as potatoes..• One
year the yield is iramence. and prices
.rueve lso lothat thousands of bushels
are dumped over some bank. The fol-
lowing ripring' will wit -nous much de-
creased acreage planted and prices aril, '
high. I know 'far:nets who are Contin-
ually shifting .about in this manner,.
not infrequentlY buying' seed at high
prides expeeting big returns in the.
0.11, • This Same ClaSS of farmers aro.
ecintinually changing- from sheep' to
.cows, and. again from coWie to sheep.,
'At the time' I began on the- old home- ,
Mead I found it necessary to give a
Mortgage. to eeeure money Vora -an
Miele to pay off other heink• I shall
befer .forget the friendly advice he
gave me when ,he handed rue the
money:, Sald he: • "I want to inipress
upon. you this one. thing.: . Mark out
your course and do not deviate from
It If your plan IS to .raise piga lir con-
-notion leith dairying, raise pigs every
year. • ,Because Calves may be high one •
season do not change, but stick to
pigs." This advice has been Hied Up
to. • / have practically followed- the
same rule in regard tr farm eropi, es-
peeially potato growing. Only a few
years -ago potatoes were almest value -
foe In the spring/ but I put in the
usual amount,' which has been from
two and n.hilit to three 'acres. Thia
ipartieular wh
spring of ich write 1 (.•
Init in about two'and , a half scree. Ow-
ing to a stiecession of heavy rains,
planting was delayed until /tine; hut
tin the meantinte after each rain 0.0soon as possible the ground was thon.
,011gblY Cultivated; the potatoee were Up
before T fairly knew it and grevt so
trapid4y thee hod no \nee ter parity
• geeen the entire iteasonl Before t;se
net planting time I sold from thAt
two and dtid-Illiff tteresi $111 Worth, • be-
sides all needed to supply it largei
family. and for seed.
The next spring I planted three
Wee and the Weather kept good Until.
1 had Cultivated them thorotighlY.
• Use a slievel Vole for Ming, as hilla
log is better than ltvel culture on our
toll. I had litet time to hilt up some
eight or ten rows when there dame on
a very Mg, heavy rain. This was
followed by °there, so that not angtha
er Ariake of work Was done. Meyer
fiaok *lettere to the potato Patch hew
tante was Ashamed to haVe It VA:,
.bItt sold nearly WO worth bead.*
geed end those Used itt the fanlibfa
drtiggiete. The Dr Zino, Pftelter Co. '
VOLUM,
hat May be 'selected.
Ram and sweat
base no effect on
harness treated
with Eureka Har-
ness Oil. it re -
gists the damp,
keeps thelea th.
et soft and pli-
able. Stitches
do net break. k
No rough sur.
taco to Chore
ancient. The,
harness not
only keeps
lookingt likO
new, but
wears twice,
as long hy the
use of Eureka
}forum OIL
Sold •
everywhere
in cans—. ,
all sizes,
hIstde by
Imperial 00
Company.,
To the Weary Dyripeptic;
W. .Airk Ithia Questioni
Why don't you remove
• that weight 'at the pit
• of Ow Stomach7
wilt don't you regulate that **risible
appetite, and Condition the digestive
organs 86 that it will net be neceasaty to
starve the stomach to avoid distress sitar
eating?
The first step is to regutate the bowel.
roe this porpoise
Burdock Blood Bitters
RIC E
= I guarantee itty Latest teethed Treatment to be A penxienent and positive cure for
Varieucele and Stricture, without cutting, streteaebe or lose of time. in varloocele it
*twee, the bagging, or wornay condition, equaliges circulation, stops pain* in the groin*,
also all drains, thereby giving the organs their primer mention, yitalizee the parte and re- I,
stores lost powers; in Stricture It absorbs tint Stricture tissue, stops smarting sensation,
= nervousness, vrthitness, eseicaebe, eto., 'Wade 1,, ell Pr'l 3tatlo troubles It le the treat.
MIMI POW ONOOR00004 So NOSitIVO OM X OM MU
Y tattnent ours you, you can I
PAY WHEN OUCtlEP
You need pay nothing until you are convinced that a thorough and complete cure has ;
been established. This should convince you tbet I i at confidence in my Latest method -
Treatment. otherwise I could not matte you this proposition it makes no difference who
has failed to cure you, the or write Inc.
Each Time You Call You See Me Personally,
, Or each time you write it receives my personal attention. The number of years lam
. established in Detroit, and the cures t accomplIshed after given up by other doctors, bas
placed me as the foremost specialist of the country. CONSULTATION FREE. Cali or
write for blank for blank for home treatment. Perfeet system of home treetruent for
Amin/ who cannot esil. POON PSBR All mediethes for Oenaeten patients sjaipped.
from Windsor, Oart. A11 duty and express charges prepaid. Nothingsent O. 0, Ft.
DR. GOLDSERG 000 WOODWARD AVE., tOR• WILCOX OT.
5 Dureoty, MICH. • •
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Mr. Southworth, the Dii
onization, has: been instracted by
the Commissioner a Crown Lands ha I
proceed as soon as possible to Temie
kerning totakesuch steps as prove
practiea'biw
e to relieve the situation. He
will probably be accompanied by Mr.
A. W. Campbell.
A selection of special varieties of
Canadian cheese has been Made for ex,
hibition • at Wolverhampton and Cork.
The 'varieties include danadian-made
English Stilton, Oka cheese and "1,04"
cheese, the litter being Cheddar pre-
pared in tire shape of squares. Samples ;
• of Canadian polled theese and ordinary I
make of Cheddar will also be sent: The,
shipment is now at Montreal and wili go
forward this week.
To give some idea of bow weeds 'mul-
tiply,it may be stated that a single. plant
of pepper grass 'will •produee 18,000,
seeds; • dandelion,. '12,000;shepherd'sTerse, 37,000; wheat thief, .7,000; corn.'
mon thistle, q5,600; chainemile,113,000
ragweed, 5,000; purslane, 375,0001 plan-
tain, 44,000, and burdock, 43,000, • The
importaoce ef'notallovving a single weed
to produce •seed eanot lie alluded to too
frequently. A single 'hour's work in de-
stroying weeds may save Weeks of labor
the next Seaton'
The rig in America.'
' The Taraworth is the hog Pay micel-
•lence. for .the • paeker and feeder. Its.
length and depth of body: are so pro-
noueced. that ho breed cit hogs ean ap-
proach it in these important respects.. Its
shoulder is light, het • deep through the .
he t, dbetween the forward.
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lege, giving it loge heart • girth 'and
great vitality. The Tamworth is wide
behind; with strong:back and -great depth
through the .fiank, and home well . let
down. ' These are the ppints seught by
packets particularly the Canadien. pack-
ers, whOise prodnet brings several cents
a pOund above the American article, and
who have been paying the farmer More
than.....one•Aoller. per 100 ib. above whit
the American packers have been paying
for the last six months. The Tamworth
line a Itnet' long, tapering' enoat,. but the
• head weighs v,ery much lighter that the
head of a Poland -China or any. ether
breed of hogs. This long snout has
been the object -.of rueridicule by west-.
ern men -.those. who pever - kept tide
Haus No EWA',
It *eta promptly and effectually and
Parrattnetitly cures all derangements el
agesition.
line. breed •of hogs, but who happened to
seeeepecimens at some .fair. As. far •back
as 1871 the English packers celled the itt;
Are just what every
weak, nervous, rune
down woman needs to
make her strong and
well,
They cure those feel-
ings of smothering and
sinking that come on
at times, make the
heart beat strong and
regular, give
sweet, refresh..
ing sleep and
.banish bead -
aches and nett.
vousnees. They
infuse new life
and energy into
dispirited,health.
shattered women
who haVe come
to think there is
no cure kir theni.
LBURN
HEART&
NERVE
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They cure Nervousness, Sleepleseness,
Nervous Prostration, Brain Fag, Faint
and Dizzy Spells, Listlessness, After
Effects of La Grippe ancl Fever, Anmmia,
General Debility and all troubles arising
from a• run-down system.
Price 90o. Der hole or 3 for $1.25
all drugaiste or mailed by
THE T. MILBURN CO., LIMITED,
Toronto,' Ont.
e 4,*10.7i•tra reir. •
The beautitlit oleander With • Ito
'Wealth of beantifid fragiant ,blrioine ifs
is plant that contains e ;most deadly
eritineiSifienr- COW'S 'have
been known to drop, dead In Aye min. -
rites after eating the leaves', and OA-
dren eating it. blossom -have died in
a few or barely • escaped with -
life When antidotes .have been given:
immediatele, after the flowers were
taken • inte 'the atcimach.
Wel know, of a young man who hap- •
pelted to pick his teeth with the .stem • '
ef a fallen leaf from iti;1 aleaider shrub.
In a few'emintitee hie gums:liege-A, to -
pain and throb and. before :evening he
was In 'perfect agony, His gums ul-
cerated and the case• was' One sof great
seriousness for several weeks. It was
known: to be a ease of ,Vegetelite.-pols-
blit it Wei. quite a While before
he thought of the oleander teeth tck
We have noticed the.great careleeeneee.'
with which this shrub is handled. on
.2he Pacific Coast and It is a .wonder
that more .accidents do not occur. from .
'-it certainly contains ' :deadly
p.oison, • • . '••
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ON THE FOURS -QUARE PLAN. •
Tee fonr-eqaare plan tneana that all
oustomera; eeg,4 micas pf rack or statien,
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tention of farmer2 and others "to' the receive .the Rama careful .attentioe and
publie aversion to fat and heavy bacon' ,
and to the urgent necessity of farthers Veatmenti at our store. We are as partic-
ular with the child who is sent to ply-
bieedxnge pigs af bus orgwe -nee iveeee „chesenenea small petiole as we are with
nierit con has. gone on apace. The er' itute :infetior drug's when Ailing rpai
the periencea. adult. 7 -Vire never in b-
in favor of leaner and lighter ba-
1fts doctor's -prescription. We never rem:a-
imed the "something just Ae good.'
URE -AND UNNAMING •
'ptttiJ<ris bnearne:nerepropouuccd. A.
drastic' ehelige was needed in the shape
• Of and •fotire of. the hoe. • The TamWorth
was found, to just filt the hill, so to ,
met ridicule and sere:dem of the then esele, euro and dieeese Paine'a Celery Compound is
Udder all cirennautances of sicknee
speak, 'tor the new demand, and the for and
breeders had to give way to and unfailing.. It cleanses and
feeders. purifies , the' bleed, braces . the . nerves •
utility- Pure bred Taintiorths are good
They ere the rapit, prepotent corrects digestion, and builds up; these
h
of all breeds, seldom farrewing less than. nwerore
voaus o
r weak d
aIIsleepless; tn;c1° one IsIafyout*tlareht te
ten pigs at, a litter. The sow has the ' rerulte *ill surprise you. Our s'exi"c of
milkl•iving function in it retriarkable de- 1'11We Celery Competindeie always fresh
gree, and, when not elaborating milk for and pure.
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her oft sprin, she elaborates streaky. fat 3 B HOVE, Druggstdnten.
and lean on her own body, and just in . •
Ing COnformed to the demand of the sole rtev.etee
;NT
Life of th8 are t Talmago,by his di NYANTED-For the only authorized
stingaishad
the righ't place. Canadian farmers,. hay. A
Praia DeWitt Taimage.And the
packers, end the Advice and assistance
of. th5 nationel Government, by ,breeding il
st31.13:01:, etillirgress,°pfroterybirligtrttlilde,Tty
Biggest discount. Books on credit&
hogs of thC. bacon Or Tamworth type, onifit free Be. first in the field. Wire or
are reaping their reward :for the change Ij.te' f9t qatftt tAldn't'
by obtalping in the . open markets for 7,471 AlierGARitz"3°118c °°'' Iiirhalrt rori)01'.
several years now a considerable pre- • . ' , •
;ilium over what their brethren to the
south • have been reeeiving.—Ahierlean
4
J. P. TISDA.
'Agriculturist.
BARBEE, •
t LINTON, ONT,
• .
B E W &RE OF owruErrrs ;FOR CA.T
ARES TBATOONTAINS MERCURY.
iis-uercnry will surely &airily the tome Of
awe 'and completely derange the wholesys-
tem when entering it through the mucone
Outfaces. Suoh articles ehotild; never be Inc
ed except on prescriptions from repntabie
phygiciane,as the damage they will do is ten •
told to the good they cart possibly derive
from thent. Hall's Ottterrh Cure, mane.
lectured by V. /Chesney
Contains no mercury/And is taken internel-
ly, eating directly on the blood and noriooUtt
surfaced of the eyetem. To buying Hairs
Catarrh Care be euro you get the genetne.
It is taken internallyand made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F.J.Clueney &CO. ' Testimonials
trete* •
sow by druggiste, price 75o tier bottle,
Haire Family Pills are the beet,
The British Columbia act • governing
Japanese immigration to the Province
has been modified, and will not be
vetoed by the Dominion authorities.
EXTER/ENOED DRUGGIST h,
WE GUARANTEE A.C10'ClItACT
AND PERFEOT SATISFACTION •
Intthis ageof worry, hustle• and Nisi-
neits competition, aria care and attention
in the filling of yoar doctor* preeerip,
ions is absolutely nerreasary for the :Witty
and welfare of your family. We guar-
antee accuracy and perfect satiefatittott to
all our cuetomere. Our toilet depart-
ment ie always replete with Inc latest
preparations and novelties.
• Pannis Center Cottons)).
Bee oared thousande when everything else
hes haledit has never failed as give sick I
people happy rondo,. 11 itnngtbene,invig.,.1
orates, gives new toneto the Ilya.
tent, MalteS the blood pare, is food
for the nerves—it imitate elek people well.,
We dint supply you with the pure gkaa
tutorage-sit:Wert Compound.
H. B. COMBS, Druggist, Olitdon, Ont,
Priest° funds tb loan 'on mortgages a
. beet current. • ratea.
A General Banking bueinees trenssoted
;ntereet allowed on deposits.
Side notes bougI3t
G. D. McTaggart-
-
BANKEH
ALBERT cuNTox
A General Banking Misfires*
transacted
••••••iilemi,
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Notes issued. Inter est &flowed on
deposit&
,THE NOLSoNS BANK
InaorpOrateri by iot Parliament 1855,
vaa..a..i44•4
CAPITAL $2,500,001
RESTFIIND $2,160,00.0
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL
Wm, Motu*: ilfaceintasou, Presiden
loses Suitor, Gen. Manager.
Notes diedoanted, collet:done mede,al.stftil
boned; anvil** and Ameridan etohangb
bandit and sold* Intermit Allowed on -
depsiti Sanaa Dm —Intermit 'know
on stuns of $1 and op. Money advenoed to
format* ott th.Ir Olin Mkt, with one or
mere endorsee*, No tuortgege rarjaired.
fittings en Trete,
Mr. S. D. Willard, In the Rural Ile*
vorker, totes that nothing is betten
for covertng the broleeron trees titan
all shellac 1(1114 PerhaPs, a little dower
of sulphur and a tow drope of earbolla
eAls, which last ingredient abould be
est, 1 very sparingly, The mixture can
• applied with a paint brush. Por
exclusion of tb,e air from wounde,
is suggested that a grafting wax,'
made at four parts of resin, two parts
of beeswax and one of tallew, melted
together, poured into water and ins.
ntediately worked and made up into
half -pound rolls, is convenient to have
readr for use. Held in the hands SO'
Mat it is softened, small lump Of it
Maar be spread over a wound, and it
will reraain tor some time and keep
out air and germ of disease. the
wound is large the applicatioa max
need to be repeated.
Fertilizer tor Deed Crops.
The large amount of labor requires;
in enItIvating hoed crops,: makes it,
all the Deere important that them
should be pushed forward DA rapidly!
as posalble, and also in ways that Will
not loosen the moisture in the soil.
For this reason the concentrated fer-
tilizers containing available nitrogen
are preferable to stable manure. There
Is always ia coarse manure a great
amount of vegetable matter, which
will only rot' when the soil is wet.
Under the furrow this manure holds
up the soil, creating air spaces which
dry out both the manure and soil so
that the manure will not rot. The
coraraercial fertilizer furnishes. nitro-.
gen without making the sod dryes,
This often means wttli. a heed en* Um
1. 1 . J1 11 I.. 1 111 1 1 I. I 11
a
litarksoter.
"771k
opinions aird.endlingrhydielaut.
This certifies thet I have used Strong"
Pilekone in the treatment Of piles, both in-
ternal and external, and have found it 04
loYaluable remedy, and oan recommend it
with confidence to anyone requiring trot,.
romat:for thief most distressing affection.
D. Dilatory, M. D,, Med, Supt. London,.
Genered Hospital.
Priem $1.00. For sell) by druggists, oe
by mail on receipt of price.
W. T. STRONG, Manufacturing Ohm-
ist, London, Ontario.
Cook's, Cotton Soot' Compon*
to eneeessfrdly need inenthY
oeleoLacties. safe, effeetnel. /Aweless.
Tour druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Colt
lake no outer, as ell Mixtures, pills said
Uons are ctangeronS. Price, No. 1,01
So. 2 10 degrees stronger,S3 per boar.
tot &mailed on receipt of price and two
• Tne Cook Company Windsor,0016
and sold andrecommendedlipela
Art501011111eDrugrAst8 in caned..
No. 1. and No. 2, aresold in (Minton,
at all resoonsible Drug Stores.
a
'. T°Pies'svelignaCrietbaene
Cizie-al
Pi et;
s Ortae
aanna ealivrrlyntefor°mu"offaitteheing .
blectlingatid protrwling rilea.
the inanufactuhr argibea,vvcreguee aaranduatesidyiettureno;,4:
. timonials in t
bora what -they think or it, You can use t+ ,Lnit
gat yont money back if not.cured. 60o it 00x, es
au dealers or IthanarisolLBATEs St Co.„Toronto.
Or., Chases Ointment
J
dW
wwwwweimmi
Glorious Big
Bargain Even
A royal time for those who need or who wiil need
clothing; - -Men's 'Suits-, Boys' -Suits, Men's Overcoats,
Boys' Overcoats, Men's Pants, Boys' Pants.
Our Whole Clothing Stock will be offered'
at a specialdiseount of 20 per cent
• , . • ,
The object of this sale is to sell out this season's
clothing before our new goods arrive. We never
carry one season's goods into the next season. All
goods charged dining this 'sale will be charged at
regular prices. Positively no goods charged at sale
prices Our (roods are marked in plain figures—
deduct 20 per cent and that will be the sang price
for cash only during the sale. •
•••
Men's Spits
Men.'s 6 00 "
Men's- 5.00 suits now
• • „.•:, • • ..•• • 4:80
• . „ • 4.00
Kees 0(A' " i 7 7. 7 11 • • • • 6 10
b. Men's 10 00 " " •
Men'e.10' " ". 7 7 7 7. 7 7 7 7 . . . • -9 60
• 7 • a. • • . .
8.(/0
2 0 •
BO*87 50 snits novi-
1 20
• - . •
Boys' Suits
Boys,. 2_00 „ _
:BBooyyss: 23:0500 . 44: gi":
130ys' 4 00
p ***** • a • • * • 4 00
. • 2400.
. ,(:00
Boys' 50d0d°13anits ." .4 4,4 4.: 4. 4 4.4
.Men's Oveicoate....
Men's 5 00 Overcoats now .. .. . . 400
• .,Men's 6 00 " . ‘.‘ : 4 80 .
Men's 8 00 ' 6 40
Men's 1210 1120 0000 ,‘,c " . & 00
" 9, 60
BOYS' OVERCOATS and Pea Jacket reduced
reduced
ill same prop; rtion. •
All fur goods at absolute cot—Fur Cap, Coats
Collars, Gloves, Mitts and Heavy Underclething.
Thos. jackson, Sr.,
Victoria Block, et, I NTON.
WAWA PM WA
tr-V:ItC443143$10•44PPits*V•440a4t-A-Ww***A-k***Antinkeernitere
aria. Green
BE ST 'ENG -Marl
I. Do yon want the Rest—at the Lowest ?rice?
Wei:ean supply you witti Blriger,s/
z-uone of the best English
makes at 25c .
4, E. 110Vet - Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton
.****4******VJAPPPI4PPPPSIPPSelailear***.lt******************Iii
Quality the Best Prices the Lowest
J. W. IRWIN'S
•
,
Teas-4klielnacjtjanpaaana at utidee'Vfol 1146111118y1s5oenefarcohm' 10c up, our leader le26C per
.0anned goods cheap—Delai and Itent Can Corn Oa a ,can, Canned
1:epdopaantdh. and St. Lawrenee best granulated. sneer, at $8.85 per crib by
the barrel, or 2,6 rounds for $1, 80 pounds coffee ,sugar for $1.
/UMW, Currants, ?runts, Dried 1)eaches,,Apricots and Cooking Figs
•
(selling from 10 to 20% lose than regular price. Oall and etaralne
Crockery ---X have just Opened out 8 tratee of Ditineraveha a61:41tToilet ee.ts '
quality' and prim,
too, fancy china, new patterns direct from the factorleit In England,
Wanted good butter and ago.
3. W. IRWIN, 01b1ton