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A ►•l COLD. The Spread of Weed Seeds. Practical- Results of Co- TREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
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(For The. News -Record) Operation in Pack and
All weeds are disseminated by
means .of their seeds, while a con- • Marketing Fruit..
eonsidera ble number also multiply
through the medium of underground (For The News-Reeord.)
root stems, Among the latter we For the past three years the Fruit
• have Couch Grass,' Canadian •Thistle, Division, Ottawa, has been earnestly
Perennial sow Thistle, Biradweed, advocating .co-operation among fruit
Sheep Sorrel and some others. When growers, not only in marketing their
a new weed is discovered it is a products, but in many other ways as
good plan to examiee into rte habits well. It Iran been pointed , out that
of growth and means of reproduce . lregir,ners n iglu co-operate to bAly
tion and disscminatior„ A •kuowledgg; the trees best suited to their dis-
of these is more important to the trict at the lowest ..price ; that uni-
farmer than themere name of the form methods of orchardmanageme-
Weed, nt,•right ire adopted in order to• en -
Weeds that depend for reproduction sure a .uniform quality of fruit ; that
upon their seed alone produce them gOeetive and systematic dpraying mi-
in large numbers. A single, plant of ght be secured by means of power
False,•I4'lax will mature .from twenty- outfits, serving a neighbor in ethe
five to thirty thousand seeds and al- same manner as a threshing machine-;'
though we . sometimes have reason to that cheaper supplies, such as im-
doubt the vitality of the seed of corn .elements, chemicals for spraying and
or marigolds that we buy, we need • Pacleages for shipping, might he oti-
have no misgivings as to thel vitali- tained ; aim that by putting up . co-
.ty . of these ween seeds. The seed operative packing ' houses at proper
of those weeds ihet theturo in our •centres, uniform gradingand packing
grain crops, even 'though it shells with consequent easier sales at.
h
et-
o f on the field, is, with difficulty in- ter prices,. might be secured. This
duced to germinate at aatime when season apple buyers have not been
it can be destroyed.. Some. of it can competing' :as_ usual for the farmer's,
be persuaded to grow by stirring the clop, and the prices offered for app-
surface soil directly' after harvest, les have :been unusually low. A good
but most, of it will not germinate many farmers have not been aide to
until ,it gots ready, Thus nature pro sell their apples at all, and "in con-
vides for the perpetuation of the sequence they are more or less • dis
species. ' .. gusted weth the fruit outlook, They
In the seed laboratory at. Ottawa have learned by Bitter . •experience
' one hundred fresh seeds of wild mus- that it will not do to depend on the
tard were planted in good soil in a travelling buyer. They must co-op-
li'ox and' under themost favorable erate• •in the packing and marketing
conditions only thirty Ave of . then of their apples if' they, desire to be
could he .induced to' grow. The box reasonably sure of it fair return from
was.. then placed in the open' air for their • orchards. •
a week with the thermometer betow The co-operative system of market -
zero. When again put in the ge,rntilr- ing has proved at great success in
ator, -*seventeen rriore'of theseeds connection with the California fruit
. produced- plants.. The soil was then crop, the Texas' tomato crop, and in
allowed to become perfectly dry and many other. cases ' in the United Star-
again put out to freeze., after which tes. Itis rapidly gaining ground in
twelve more of the h'unclrecl'Set.dsger- Canada and the practical .results of.
. initiated. This operation •wasre- the operation at several. "C)nta:rio po-
peated several times, until finally lots -are worthy .of consideration by
every seed' demonstrated- that the every .orchardist., The Walkerton ase,
mother plant had not lived in vain. .sociation, which started, in a small
As a rule the seedsofthe W
ore nox- Way
three years rs azoesta
established this
lou s
weeds that
grew .frontthe. red" . mewa centrCentral ea -operative. packing
alone retain their vitality for sever -
house. To •this. central point the me-
al years when embedded in the .$01. milers brought their apples ir. b'are
emits,ntor v
e .en Wrote. • refs which had 'been -purchased three -
It is highly important, then, to pre-. gh the. orrganizatiou The apples were
vent. the fornatien':of seed, It . is delivered _. in 'hay racks,; the bottoms.
quite • evident 'that many fields thrau-. of •which. were 'welt' coveted with Wily;
h t Ca
trod •
a a have now
u ha e a sufficient or i• .. � pito • n•
n woo au anyfun
f;ts dfound
1 . g. A
stock • of seeds to, 'produce luxuriant unfit for packing were returned. The
:crops of weedsfor• several;; '.years, .'various lots ,were :not .kept separate
but by
u a. suitable
rotation but all the ' apples Were graded 'as
it is possible -to .prevent most of the they :came in and the proceeds: were
plants from these'' seeds conning to divided among the , members accord•
maturity:-
-ing •to the quantityof each.. grade
All, will agree that most districts they supplied. Tho expense of par c
have ;their full -share of weeds. Like, ing"was from .ten to fifteen cents • a
— the poor they 'ire always .with 'us, barrel, which was less than the cost
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STWVI5,: fes, i STATlOhJ
M1t*$OIAN
O NONtGOMtR1
Noelle
SYit means
JACKS0NV1tt!
through Sleepers and Dining Cars
Signet -ZEN
St. Louis and Mobile,
St. Louis and New Orleans
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.How,' do we get them:'? Many faro.' of packing••in tie.orchard, '1his,ycar,:
ers• can.dilab leas•rein m
� i t e her when the .eight cats of fruit weed 'sold, incite],
Gan dian Thi
stto .was a`new weed. ing g soft • rile
s -like Duchess an
d As-
Perenng l Saw •Thfst ' •R � res
e � s rc
I C a h n andtor 1> tai i'-
., g t tt, en a lot pt
g .o.
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Ragweed., Bindwwecl and some other .ces• —range:' : from. I $1',75. to .$2:20 a..
aro of more recent ir.iroduction: There barrel on board cars at Walkerton.
are .many more to come, and. .sortie:•The cost .of barrels, • packing, etc.,
lot them, arfi even more noxious than; . had ' to he deducted from this,, but
those ' • that are now common. •For. ' without co-operation ;the apples won -
'instance,' there is the Devil's ; Paint: '14 have .been left to Toton • 'the gro-
Brush or .Orange Hawkweed' that is und. -
already ' well distributed over • the .• The Forest Assaciation was: oreem-
Eastern townships. of • Quebec ar.d 6d last spring and'has a member
part. of ..New . Brunswick, .• .Where this' ship'' of about one 'hundred• • This fall
weed has become Well established, thirty eight cars •of: apples were
land' that. was Worth forty rtYd
oilers
shipped to, the V
est anctrealized. an.
an acre .ftve years ago could•not be average of $1:90 for No. 1, and $1.:55
sold for five••dollars.an acre today... . for No, 2 on board cars ate Forest.
There is also a number of weeds. ' The: apples' shipped were • iestly;leald
that have been recently introduced wins, Kings and Greeniiigs but i1t-•
into Westesn Comedo and which. Barye eluded' all ma.rketabl:e, varieties: The •
proved ' to. be exceedingly':daltgerous., ieeoc,battott ' appoi'nted ;its own sales
Most of them were brought in ` by man :to .'handle -the fruit in -the. West..
innnigrants.. Among them are Tum;i- At . first shipping from, .the orchards
ling Mustard., Hare's -ear Mustard Was.. `tried, ' 'but et was soon _found
and ' Field Pennycress or.:'Stinkweed. advisable •to have two central 'pack -
A few plants of each, 91 these ' have' ing houses,. Instead of buying 'bar-
een•found:in 'differeet parts of On- tell the association 'bought ht ;the stock
eario .during the • past season, and and had .thein made up at a •Cost. of
the East. will ;know' mere about them . about twenty-eight to thirty cents,
• later, 'One" thing scents clear; , and coni pared' with fort five' cents char r
I Y b
that is that the weed pests. are now ed 4y coopers. ' The railroad and
gaining headway at a much more steamship companies' have; been Lound
'rapid rate than they did twenty-five emelt. readier .than 'formerly to give
years ago. Ilow •can we' account a for proper transportation facilities; :and
plea. • the , results generally have been sat-
• The investigations of the Seed- Di-' 'isfactory to members, The Cost , of
Vision. have shown that the seedmen packiiig.•.was abieut fourteen 'cents per
are to blame' to a considerable ox barrel, bet about six eents 'of ;this:.
tent, but thele are. many .other mea- wee made: up .by the sale of. culls,
ns by .which.weeds 'become dissetnin- ail of whicfi were seat- to the evap-
ated and' which are worthy of Core, orator. • •
sideration,, Any farmer iwho has land .. The St. Cathariines: co-operative as -
that 'is annually flooded by freshets .sociation shipped' during ; the past' ye -
knows the difficulty of keeping such ., ar 400. cars; of tender fruit. and app-
land free front Weeds. Traiisporta lost IVIemiyers in one etottinship bou=
ght a power, sprayer for co-operative
use, •• .A11 their baskets„ paris green
and bluestone, were purchased in the
same way and at a considerable save
ing. ; . • ' .
One of the pioneer ca=operative as-
sociatiotls"is that at Chatham, whi
ch ha's been in operation for • seven
-years. The practical benefits ' have
been very much le evidence' there• as
elsewhere. 'Phis season forty -throe
cars of fruit ''acre. shipped' to the We-
st by the above ,:organization. .
These are by go means all the co-
operative . fruit associations,• hut the
results achieved go to show• that
where fanners grapple intellig,entiy[.
with the problem of packing and
'marketing their fruit,. there is no
need for it to go to waste, and a
,fair 'profit mit usually be secured.
' W. A. Clemons,
ton companies, particularly •the rail-
way •. companies; have much ' to do
with the.introduction of new' weeds.
Most, of our noxious weeds are in -
DID 'YOU 'GET UP TIRED
At, this Season tiredness fastens it-
self even upon • the healthy and str-
ong. ,it not feeling' well you should
build up, get more blood into your
veins, increase your store; ,of nerve
energy. What you need is that re-
builder and tonic, Ferrozone, which
contains the strengtheningelement's
your system creeds. Ferrozono snakes
flesh, 'nerve 'and muscle ; gives you
appetite, allundart energy, boyant
spllfits-in short Ferrozone assures
health and costs' 50e at all druggists.
Get Ferrozone today.
troducedfrom Europe. Their seeds Publication Clerk.'
are often brought in with material
that is used for packing articles of
commerce. This packing. material is
scattered about on the ground and
the seeds soon gertninate. In three
or four ?years the new . weed may be
found on a large number .of .farms,
That is -,the way most of our weeds
come to us.•
The wind and animals of , various, arta-ease of Piles. It le in the form
kinds do much . to spread weed seeds of a tablet.
It Is the only Pile remedy Used art=
ternaily. 1,1"
It is impossible to cure an estate=
lfshed ease of Piles with 'ointments,
suppositories, injections, or outward
appliances:
A guarantee Is issued with every
papkage of Dr. Leonhardt's Item-'Ro-
fif,. which Contains a month's treat.-
tient,
reat.tient,
Go andtalk to your druggist at;out
it.
The Willson -Pyle Co., Lirnited, Nia-
gara Valle, Ont.
•
A BROAD ST`AT11MEN,V.
This' announcement is made with-
out any qualifications. Ilem-'ft,oid. is
' the one preparation in the world
that guarantees it.
Dr, I,,eoehardt's Hem-Uoiil will cure
in a local way. Seeds of many weeds
are provided with special facilities
some like small parachutes as in the
dandelion' and .Canadian thistle, by
the aid of which the seeds are ear-
ried long distances'by the wind na-
ture`' provided seeds of other weeds,
such as' hires, with the tneans of
clinging to the wool of sheen or to
other animal, in order to insure
their distribution, In any case it 15
the seed that comes first ; the weed
curse follows,
Yours' very truly,
Mk for tivkota yls Mr O. R R. :,,.. `, ; 'lemons•
5
TP PROVE. THAT DR. LI;ONIIAR-
By-law No. 6 for 1904.
a To prohibit the sale of.liatior in the
D'I"S' ANTI -PILL WILL DO— 1lleetetoality of the Town of Clinton.
YOUR NAME' AND ADDRESS ON The•Municipal Council Of the Town
A POST CARD C. WILL BRING IT-- of Clinton hereby enacts. es follows :
READY. AS CURED- THOUSANDS' AL- 1 --That the sale b'y retail of spilit-
Dr. Leonhardt's Anti -Pill has ush••
erect in a new era in the treatment
and cure of disease. Thousandswho
had given up hopes have liieeil, restored
to perfect health, and every cure
seems to be perfect and permanent.
There is a ease of Dyspepsia
"I have been a great sulfetr.'r !rain
Dyspepsia for many years. I have
been treated by local hectors and bee
ve taken nearly all the advertised
remedies with only temporary rt i,ef,
'but since using Dr. Leonhardt's Az ti-
fill. I can eat anything the sane as
when a boy. My old -tune vigor has
returned, so that my spirits are buo-
yant 'and
uo-yant'and temper normal. I give all
credit to Dr. Leonhardt's Anti -Pill.”
—M. N. DaMe, 29 Colborne street,
Toronto.
A 'month's treatment at your drug-
gist's for 50e. Ar;amp e freeby ad-
dressing The Wilson-Fyle Co., Limit-
ed, Niagara Falls, Ont, Solo ,agents
for Canada. • 101
Willis Armstrong, the motorman
arrested in connection with the Que-,
enstreet erossinn fatality, was disch-
arged by Police Magistrate. Denison
this Morning.
•
THOUSANDS ACQUIRING THE
• DOPE HABIT,
The dope habit is being acquired by
thousands of Canadians through us-
ing • so-called cures for Caitarrle con-
taining an lexcessive amount ofal-
cohol and other dangerous drugs.
Doctors claim there isonly one safe
and certain( euro for
Caterhr-fra-
grant healing Cataxr zone , which
cc res' medicated v r that is e-
t by ate .apo. {b(t
athing direct to the seat of the 'dis-
ease. The btalsa,nic. vapor of Cat-
arrhozone kill's .the
gem
s, heals so
r
e
spots; stops droppingin the throat,
.
keeps ' clear er aneht-
t. the nose c and m
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i e o r
l erred sates ever tree of ax h
y Y
a{t
from the system. Cataierhozone can't
fail ; it's . uaraerteed. Two .Months
g .
treatinent, $1.00 trial size•'25c.
This 'Week s London Tatter conta-
ins a full page :illustration' showing
Lady Mirito and her family .:"in their
winter Canadian furs."
MIN
. A TWO MIAl.1T L 'CRAMP ' CURE.
That isn't equalled .the world over
fs Nervflir:cr,
the greatiest relief for
cramps and stomach pain§ ever dist
covered. Nerviline acts promptly
and , is very pleasant to take. " I
Nerviline-
thin '
kisthe finest reined
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in the� 1.colic �r
vor for and e a .s ..
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writes' W. B. Wilton of Toledo.
When I take Nerviline 1 iknow it's
going to relieve .quickly and for that
reason I am .never without it. I have
found' Nerviline good for' sick head-
ache and stomach. troublles 'and'.;rcco- • •
rnmend it' for: "strcregtth and' sureness." ,o �s; _ ____
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uous, fermented, er other manufac-
tured liquors is and shall be prohib-
ited in every tavern, inn or '• other
place of public entertainment in the
said municipality and the sale there-
of except by wholesale is p'oltibited
in every shop or place in the said
municipality other than a house of
public entertainment.
2 --That the vote of the electors of
the said Municipality( of the Town of
Clinton will he taken on the bylaw
on Monday, the second day of Janu-
ary, one thousand nine hundred and
five, being the same date as the
annual election for the municipal co-
3—The polls Will be held at the I'aino
hots, on the same day, at the, same
places, and by tate same deputy re-
turning officers as for 'the said mu-
nicipal election.
t, --That on the 29th day bf I eecm-
bee, A. D. 1901, at the clerk's otlice.
in the Town Hall, in the said Muni-
cipality, at the hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon, the Mayor shall ap-
peint in writing, signed by himself,
two persons : to attend At i ne final
summing 'up of the votes by the clerk
and one person to attend at each
polling piece on behalf of the persons
interested in and desirous of pro-
moting • the passing of this bylaw
and a like number on behalf of • the
persons interested in and desirous of
opposing the passing of this bylaw.
5—That the clerk of the said Muni-
cipal Council of the Town of' Clinton,
shall attend at his office at the Town
Fiall, at 'the hour of Leri o'clock, in
the forenoon, the third day of Janu-
ary, A.. D., 1905, to sum up the
nt;mbor of .votes given for and against
this bylaw.
lati .
Y
0—This bylaw shall. • come into op-
eration and he' of full force and effect
on• and after the first day of May ne-
xt'after the final passing thereof.
Dated this 3rd day .of October, 1901.
Take notice 'thatthe above is a true
copy of a proryosed berlaw which has
been takeninto considerati
a
byrite
Municipal Council ref the Town of
Clinton and which will lie' •finally pas-
sed by the said Council in the event
of the s nof r
h a se t the . electors being
obtained thereto; oftor; one month
from' the . first publication thereof in
. the Clinton News-Bacotd the
date of
`which pubiicatioti was the 8th day 'of
December, 1901, and at the hoer,: day.
''g
and • plac :therein.�.' � for lei
esf ed t o
1t a �..
the votes of the eleetors, the: polls
will .lis •
held.
D, L; MACPIi1RSON,
Clerk •
Are you suffering f indigestion,
io
p
,
(C
s hness aft r
,eatirig or dull 1]a'
ts fn
`y„opr'stomach,•v
Yoe can easily be cut -
cd if you take Vito Tonic, ..nature's
remedy, composed of herbs; .barks
and ' fruits: R. P. ` Reekie Clinton ,
druggist, k
keeps them in stock, '
•
�Vtlliani Isaac, • a ;farmer; of Cant`:
iirgton. Manor. has been frozen : to
death.
SEVERE COLD IN THE CHEST.
"My ':fourteen,ygarr-old ' by ' idad
Very severe Gold in th'e chestlast•win-
ter and. I really thought • he. was
going to die. Ile cough 'ncarly'al} the
time and sometimes would • spit i up
blood. c npositivelysay that he.
was completely cured be two: `lbottles.
of Dr. ,Chase's Syrup of Linseed and
Ttipeotinc; andd he has not been tree
ubled since."—Mrs. J. Provost, iten-
Frew, Ont.
The 'Boston inunicipal.election •'yes-
terday'reulted in a sweeping victory
for the Democratic party. The, city,
as usual,. declared •for license by. a
large ;majority.
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box with. satin lining, and hinge
cover,"MerryXnta'"r is embossed
on Outside of cover.
Thimble is made with hand -o
comely chased band* or plain bane
with fancy chased lieles, • •
Needle hoes are inudh finer
.REMEDY for Croup,Bronchi i
rt S, aieedle cannot stip,
Asthma, 'Whooping Cough; iMakes 'a pretty gift for mother,
Cheat Cold, and Hacking Coughs.is , • 'sister or friend.
than' on conimeii thimbles: so that
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SYRUP OF Lll1JSEED !:
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This
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simple ingredients of unquestioned'
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taste, well liked by children, and
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old and young, so long as directions
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Dr: Chase's Syrup of Linseed and
Turpentine; 25 cents a bottle; family size,
three times xsr much, 80 eentss at all dealers,
To protect you against. imitations, the
portrait and signature of Dr. A. W.°Chase
the famous receipt book author, are on
every bottler
More elaborates styles or Sterl-
ing Thimbles from ,go to 85 cents.
Gold Pilled at $1.$o.
Solid. Gold at $4.00.
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To the end .,,af 1904
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December 22nd tgO4
Best u eSchool.
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college, why not s;haoso the beet college in the land? It
costs no more.
The Forest City Business and :shorthand College hos
been established over 29 years, and has increased its
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Every department is in charge of a graduated expert
teacher, and the facilities, appliances, systems and courses
are the most approved in the worid,
The rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the
school is located itt the prettiest part ,of Loudon.
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