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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-07-24, Page 3SELLING GOOD STOCK. Sala gf RegiSttred Yorkshire Pigs. for 'Breeeing PerpOsee. Havieg cap:fully studied t1e. tonal. titers aria advantage* in lingland. Can* ad e turd the United lelettes, bt. seem; lee tiouttal public auction, pure bred areCtatie for breeding perposes, U. outThter et the leedine Canadian breed - we; u Yorkeee ptigo have electtle eel to establielt annual auction sale,. htletelnet that this will .supply Vaned, len f. a metre tv tie we -rt log titre . le more eatisfeestore manner than the present system of fitting for ex- hibition% Ineetieg cuetuntere, told and gelling" at the Van Show. BY tilting and -exhibiting astintels, a latge number: of tbe beet mule endfee inateet ere eerionely injured Or breed, lug puniest% whh1 a e eend 'distippointment to the .purehaser ; the expenee u produe[ion •I, lergety eneresaieed wbielt is an injury to the producer, 11'01; tlat,80 re1480118 it itas 'been deeideel to holu the fleet nnnuel conthmation onetime 801L1 of Yorkshire pi ge at 'the Winter Fele Building. at ,the City of Guelph, Thursday, August, gise 190e. Tbe 4111C Will 001111110(010 at 01,30 amt. which will give. those eerie - tag in Guelph by the morning trains au opportunity to be Preeent when the t_ (sale commence% , Railroad- Rates. it is expected that reduced pa,eeenger and treight gatewill be available throughout On - torte te those who WWII to attend this Oahe , • The Quintals offered are bred or eentramteri by the' following' •well- known and reliable leder,': J. E. Brethour, hulloed, Ont., The Ontario Agricultural College, leueiple Ont.; Hon Jeo. Dryden, Brooklin, Ont. • Major C. B. }stood, Guelph, Ont.; air. Saunders Scnicer, Holywell Menor, St. Ives.. Bents, England; and the Glen-- hodeon Compeny, Myrtle, OM. , • One hundred pi g% will be offered, Bate of those wilt be sows under ft yea, old, many of whigh will bo trate in Pat to an unported bate. Those not in pig to important boars wit), be( aide in pig to teethe of the beset and rimer timed Canadian bred boars, own- ed in „Canada. There will be offered in'addition a number of imported and eCentidienebred. boars ,flt..for service,. also u number of younger .sows add teems varying inet age from four to teethe menthe. • • Ile official auetioneers will be Geo. Jackson. Port Perry, and Thonme 'Deg - ream. Guelph, -Oat. Thee wilt be the finest collection of 71Corksluyee, both in ineividual quality and breveting ever, uttered in America by public: auotion. None but first- class animals will be sold, A nuMber ot the animate are fine show speci- mens, and arc fitted for exhibition, and ate good enough to be shown any.. where. There will be many prize Wi- nens among them. Arrangemeetts 'Wye been made with the officers of gertain Fair Beanie 80 that animals offered will be eligible for exhibition ties 'season At London, Ottawa. antt esenneotlier exhibition% All the stock itt in good breeding condition. All owi. a a breeding age heves beenbred ono areinsured, to be -in • pig- unless otherwise.) stated in the catalogue to be, issued eoun. Particolars regard- ing the, breeding list will be given: in the Catalogue and at the sale. • Heal% r a tion partitive tes will bei aupplied at 'the elate. for Of pig a sold. 11 desired. shipping oratea will be sup- plied to the pert:Meets at 750 earth. Thiel Sate afforda a splendid oppor- tereity to fermi:re who wish to lay the foundation for a Yorkshire herd, and to those who wish to improve their preednt herds.- Provincial Govern - Mettle who wish to distribute Yorke oldies of the best. breeding and gualitY oenoog their constituents, and officers of Agritailturel Associations who de- plete to Introduee among their memb- ers swIne, of tho best bacon type and breeding.should be represented at this , ' Specie: -attention is directed to some of the families from -which ,the pigs A rleritorlous Remedy. JtitinatT Ita MacLeod ltieeleine. tioderieht Out, I enameled scarlet fever in the begin- ning of July. 11)0t, thereafter I turned to dropsy. My -lege Swelled twieu their usuol size. I bad tie feeling in them. I got so bloated all over thatethe beert's action nave the considerable trouble, ormsed„ by the aceumulaeten ef• we my system1 bad ito oppetite, the feed Tote eeerned to lodge aty stonnteltlike a baU. Thiagove bowlers pain. this timo I weighed 100 pound% I was treated by some of oar iociii doctors, but • I did not. get much relief. 1 merle up ray mend to gonenit o epeceallet lu Tote onto as soon as I was fit te go. I had given up nil hopes of being very long alive. The uririts et thie time was tuore like tipple 3,nlue than anyttung oleo, In. September last, a gentleuien either( itemy store end eegnietel after my health. My wife told him 1 was no bettor, He. then and there advised her to write for some of MacLeod's remedies, strying they would cure me, *is they had unreel hie own wife some years ogo of the some trouble. I resolved att once to try your medicine% I thought if they cored other*; they would eurely cure me, etI wrote oil Monday morning mid three bottles of .",Hortiteurt ood one of.eProt tein Resurgent" Were at toy house on Tuesday night. Directioes were plain enough. I began them at wrote I bad nor taken thou tone days till I heiniu to get teller, and the swelling to go dOWI1, and at the end ot three weeks 1 weighed seventeen pounds less. I can nesure you thet I felt itdiffereet person than what I did at the start, After this 1 began to attend to my husinese as usual. 1 ton uow very good Itenith ,and free front ell symptoms of thot 'dreaded disease, I eat well enel feel sword every way. lt ever I meet with enyone afflicted as I Was, I Will certainly recommend yoar retaedies. eIrteLeoil's Remedies, established in 18e8. are the only tneditent, itt Ouluillit Wili1311 lntvd SOld On their 1110014 without nalyertising, Address taireLeocl bleclicitte Co., Ceodyrich Ont. ABSOLUTE SEW ffYa Cenuine Carter's Littleilver Pills, Must or Signature of See Faceeltnite Wrapper, Defoe,. Irak/ Waal aa4 as so..., ',Wee as sug0k. RIEKSran wairilL ran 111111 its. erra FOR BILIOUSNESS. I VER FOR TOOPIO LIVEN. PI LLFOR CONSTIPATION. S. tea SALLOW SKIN. FON THE COMPLEXION Ammar" laziv.slic.muo., I rarer * . , , eyed —. , .. , CONE SICK HEADACHE. A Bad Breath * bad breath means a bad ituptich, a b.ad, filigestion, a ad 1,1yer. Ayers 'Pills ate r 'Offs. They cure con. filiation, biliousness, dya, shit sick headache; •gPc. Alt Ittiggitit, yeettisteette .I?' KI 3 YE iaki ha( cetera for sale are descended. Repre- sentatives from these families have been tweed. winners in England, .Can - edit. and at many American eihibi 'tunes. J Thie tinnily traces back to Holy well Pearl 3 (imp. 1887) by:Ifoly SM Eur 015), a noted prize -winner in his day. The family of Julies has beer. bred by Mr. leitethour in Oak Lodge Herd for five generation, and has producee Many teems winners ana is a very prolifie family. .As a sow under ono year "C1.14 Lodge Julie VII" THE WINGRAM TIMES, .RJULV 24. 1902, - 101/0. Thettee tnewe. were Iteleeted from the herd or Saunders Spencer, and were got by ilulywell Tyke. The sow o lit' Lodto mito vL woe, made a re- putation Tor this familyby winniug first prise for two years in SUCeessian in the eInt4; for aged AitYWa at the to. 10111.0 V.14111bitiOlt. :110Y4t queens.— Thisfamilyis des- cender* from an importation Made Crum the herd of D. R. Paybell, in 1898, and is withoet doubt one ot the meet yorea mazewinning famine% in hInglart.: in recent years, Itepreeene tiitietes ot thim tonally have won first priza .1 t the Royal exhibition ter fear your e enceeesion, both inreale and fent,ile sections. They have proven it. vegy valuable addltien to the York - sine bteeda, ot Canada. They have the poeer of transmitting to their offspring, uniformity of typo and; exe celleace of the. high.eetetandard, In Lite cael of pereone or Association who wish to buy but, who cannot et - ;tend the sale or seal a represento,, tie. if they forward thoir orders with full instructions to Ur A. P. Westervelt,Parliament Toronto, Ont,, he will be reepobsible for the prompt and honor, nide exeeution .ot /molt orders,. and tor the. proper 'shipment of animalsbou- ght under this clause. In all emelt cases tee money to he in rested Must aceomperty the order. If the order menet he filled. in a menner.satisfa.e, tory to Mr. 'Westervelt, the, money sent •wal be refunded immediately. In a few deys additional partienlare writ be (tent you in pamplet. bt. W. HOD -SON, ' Live Steel; Oornuttesioneet W0D first prize in several competi- tions at the largest-Vanadian Shows. In 1001. she wan the Cliainpion Medal at the Pan American Expesi- ltion Minniee.— This family is a branch of the Marion Si ockew hich at one time was 1 leenmet ,prominent prize winning fan ily in the Ouk Lodge Herd, and which was de,seendedefrom ofiV of *the" first pigs helmeted, by Mr. Brethour, viz., "Marion 18" which formedthe foundatien of Oak Lodge Regd. Tits This importation was from the herd of Flank Walker -Jones, of Little.1tf01- lingtun,.•Eng1and... It was orte of this family that even the '/Iolywelf ChM - 'oboe Cup offered' by Sander? Spencer at Toronto the Bret time. When finally competed for it site won by n -repreeentative a the Cinderella fam- ily. Cindereela.s.— Without doubt this is the •most noted of all Yorkshire fam- ilies in Canada. A largcs percentage of the honors brought to the Oak Lodge Herd; hate been won by Cinder - elites. They aro prolific, producing very even thrifty pigs of etrictly bacon character, baying great length el bodydepth of side, wilt strong, hard, flinty berm ; thy are large with- out undue coarseness. 1.1con differ- ent cecasionsi reftresentatives of this family hav.c obtained preminms over all breeds in dressed carcass compet- itions. The remarkable and trueness to type have. been brought: about by the 111081 careful ,selection of the best bones and sows need in the Oak Lodge Herd, They have been carefully hied Lot many generations along the lineS of the ideal bacon standard. Pigs of- fered f•ront this family are the result of yearn of careful breeding and eelection, They are from the ,stame foterdationles the Julia family. The Ilelywell Challenge Out, was offered by Sanders Spencer to 'be corneeted for ae, Toronto. It wits fleet offered in 1891 when it w,ais won by ft trepreeentative of the Minnie family. This trophy was finally placed to the credit of the Otk Lodge Herd end was wort by a repreeentatiyo of the Cin- datella forint, in 1808. tl'hie plate was offered for the best: Yorkehire pig at the exhibitio•n, male or female, and re- quired tee be won twice by on. exhibie tor before becoming Ms property. fl aunt esses.— The Countess family traces to importatibri made in 1898 from the here) of Denston Gibeon. The Counteee flintily is a branch ot the Constotth family. They have proved to be No iy eireceesful breeder% One pig from this family ;sold for gt100 when ten months ole. Pinks.— Tide family traces back to Oh. Lodge Primrceie, 2090. which meths ri cord in 4htehow ring. never 'meal - led by woe other Yorkshire pig snown in Omuta. See W011 first Prize for threes year in :streceesiou in the elass for beet brood eow at the Toronto, In - auto nab 011 the sirtae tido the nettle o Ottaitingber Lad appears. Be W11,9 tbe winner of the 'first prize wed Grand Charnitionehip .at the Royal' Show in. 1804. Prides.— This Dimily ie quite motel ir, point of merit to the Cinderella fanitie, and has credited& runny noted Prize winneLS. at OM latrgest Canad- ian mid ArnetiOan shows. The folindee liner of thi,5 farnily teethe to Lady Weltering, 413, 'but. bred IT -C. 'E. DI:Clothes, who. was tho winner of the fit,st prize in the tilted edam ati the Columbion Expesition, Chieago, 1893, Like tie, Cinderellas this farelly, the- e . ugh bred alt slightly different lieeet hie furnished teeny prize winner% in tho hatem and riteesed oneness ehteries. Xext to the Atitinie.4 er Iltritione this ie the oldest *family in the Oak Lodge Trent, Thie fontity tetteeet lesek Killthreft Mite 27. 1014 Kinee Merit Mito TIC 128. ini1., whkh rkituttit Deft a the fOltildetf011i et, the betti'e,tes tablished bY the Vt,ftriatlettateettleettt Pamphlets for Tourists Two now publOcetions hive jtest been issued by the publicity department of the Grand Trunk Railway System. One of them is descriptive of the charming euenmer resorts on the east coast Lukeliurontincluding Southampe ton. Port Elgin, Kincardine, Goderich ani Sarnia, Ontario, and the beaches that aro reached through Port Baron., ,Mich. The Publication is enhanced by direct reproductions Mina tone from photographs undid printed hi tho Luiety,pts primes% In addition to it description of that part of the country there is information' for the( lover o1 rod and gun, 'list of hotels,with immune =dation 'and rates, and a great deal of other data that Is of interest to these who are looking for a, summer play grounds, 'The other new publication is a *de- scription written in a story -like forin. most interesting, and *eating with that vast wilderness embracing the region around the French River. The T •0 Anxiety and Fear for Thonaands Around Deo Faith Cuiptild VViii Banish the Summer Blues and Other Distresses that INtake Life illiserai)le and U nhappy. • Till8 is the foment when we loser mon wet women euiripleining Mena their no. happy mai hett•dead conditien. They find that physioul ma mental energy I'm deterred them tied they ore sinking deeply in the pit uf despondency. Thu hot mounter wenther always pro- duces thonsonds err miserable feeling mortels. They leek nerve force, strength and true vitality, They mount rest nay or night, tied Itrebectones a burden. The great recuperater, 'milder and strengtlegiver for all weary, wornout and snefering people is Patne's Celery Compound new 'so universally perscribeti by medical men. When the great tuedi. cure is treed ot tine settern, languor, des. pendency, irritribility, nervonsnere, sleeplessness, headaehe, dyepepsia. and digestive troubles are permanently Nee Wroth and nien wid wonieu go nitwit their dutieseuirt work with a vim, will and energ'y that indicate health and phy- ;Oen' strength. 31rs. Antra Dawson, Willcesport, ()lit,. Keys; 'I consider it it pleasure to put on re- tterd what Pribiet; Celery Componnd litat done for 1110. I have been afIlieted wita riervettienees anti sleeplessness, All or•• denary neelichies frilled, and Hothbet mut my eaSU ritail I used Pitine's Celere Compound. Now I never miss a 11111111,'P 1 1.troligly recommeild your nosliciite to all nervone sigTerers. deacriptive matter' takes the tourist over the northern division of the Grand Trunk to North Bay and from there acrose Lake Nipissing to (Man- dan.° Falls on the 'French River. which it! as( far as navigation by steamer ean his enjoyed. ,Thoerest &Abe -journey is made by canoes, Zoveral portages being necessary; but the scenery is so grand and so ,magnificent that anyone is Well repaid for a eielt to this :411rming locality( • t The butitingand fishing in Ellis com- paratively Yirgin istrict is unexcel- lel — black bas, neaskincinge -end pic- kerel being the meet numerous ef thee finny tribe found here, and big follows ot the maskinonge species running from 20. to( 30 pounds are a frequent catch. . The charms of this* wonder- eul country beyond Lake Nipissing are mit all confined to the summer season —11. is beautiful in August and "Sep- tember, and is gorgeous in October and November. I Sor• During the •first two( weeksi Of Nov- ember the deer bunting is good, and in duck hunting season a full beg is dire taioable at any time. The waters of. tho setreemel tributary to the French River ere literally alive wide:gamey fish of all varieties and sizes. This interesting booklet just issued by the Grand Trunk includes all infor- mation as to how to reach the locality, ani other particulars looked for by the ;sportsman or tourist. 'Copies sent free on application to G. T. Bell, General Peseenger and 'Ticket Agent, Montreal. 1 THE DAY IS OURS! MALT BREAKFAST FOOD Has Captured Canadian Palates and Hearts. It Pleases the Whole FaMily, Young and Old. , Unit Breakfast Voo&has 'won the day and capon -eel the palates and Metre of all Criminal's. Loyets of the pen) and true foods quiekly Ogee:Wowed that Malt Breakfast Food possessed many health virtues neknown to other grain footle. It gives entire satisfaction and pleosnre ei old and young; it kept the streng mml wettleippy 8111i V:igOV011S, and formed fleith; etifetele,altel bone for the *sok. lour thee reaseiiS, Malt Break- fast `Pond has won the da Y And Will ever be the faverite hreititfast dish. All Grocsae. What Some Names Mean. iLieerpeol Poste The followieg tithle giVea the Mettle ing of the names of Mint tit the prinei- poi Highland clans of Scotland: Mellitesit—The son of the Itirst. • McDonald—The sou of Brown Eyes. PiteDongall—The soli Of /flack Eyes. McGregor—The soti of Clreek Man, ticXsy-,The son of the Prophet. DieLeati—The itilt of the Lion. seti of the Wenelet. *Kenzie—The setu of the ihiendly ooe. ‘ii.clotyre—The sou of the Carpenter. Menth. Oamerote—Crooked Nolo. Steyetetteeelligli StaY StiPpetet. Bring on the Peat. Even in aft wealthy a place ate Ifam- Men the price of coal is obeginning to pinch, and inquiry is being taide for a suhatitute. The Herald wants to leztow why not have, peat. ) "Is it not probatle,” . it soYs, "that the advance. in the price el an- thracite coal will give a stimulus to thee, ceae. industry in Ontario. This is ith an industry ich promises well from tlie standpoint of the investor, as well art from that the general 'public. There are in this province, and weeny accessible, viiet poet deposits, from which, if properly worked, excellent feel •can be obtained. In ;several Beret -mart countries, but notably in Germany and Seesden, the manufac- ture peat fuel is a eery, imPortant industry, and an enormous quantity of the, fuel Le, tieed as a substitute) for coal. We notice that a Brantford firm te about, to engage In thio in- dustry on a large ethic. A Toronto companY is .already putting on the. nettle& .a goedt brand of peat fuel— IptOlet; lotrd and pressed 'into cylindrical briquets. It burn% stead- ily, give,e out & good heat, and leaves but little residue. There is no .gool reason why this fuel should not come into 11130 as a substitute for coal, and if it ie sold ',et a reasonable pilots it Inayt be the meanS of forcing down coal pricesi in this part of the province" • SMOOT. LIBRARIES. .Regeneritin% the Hog. ". The •tratally accepted theOry 14 that . pi lovos 'Whim** and. untldiame ' The Depute Minister or 1,.4'fluirttloo..1tbo Mr. Jon, tee,let, tee tee esteete time rather then cleanliness. and 'order. • ls•en githlg sr.msi attention to the TLC tekthberl% Of the 1Ttizied1 Statett gewgaw of echoed libraries. Decent- , Department Of Agriculture,. 'however, ly Itt vi'situa .4overal Weatern States lt:tttiaylxtoa..111mdfle tory tctthmtand , tir p-2rutite,ttforet'enri: Lo invotigate the management et .tra", vell leg ani=,3c1to:Di Ilbraries.In Ontario rinliltioltitsttott.tttrit tif•zei- 5011ke.h ,Ivellinglibraries were instie • ,oitgat ;getont. of character education., tot'. r. lest year, bat Dir, M1Uer re- tile pees ot Q.tdl bLs b et brbu.,ht. jokes over the fact that wehave g0,1t(2t2„Ii't,!rtg:"7",t01„3*4111411'451i)he;;* • tiot anipub1tcI. rae tbrl.71%QatC t4he)1,13 avec111113; ;11%ipv:114;7 haeover, fee, .greater enterprise- that by -confuting a litter of suckling Is ii111.W1; by the municipalities than in Oeter lot In Ootario, say q Mr. pr.ople, aro nfortunately too U07011 inclined to look to the Goy. eroteeet for aid, and directien. Too often in this province the looni boards eXPecl. the proeine'al grant WI meet weedy all the regesireznente for the pre;rez.lie s 0 they otriellt9tli bodile:3is -407;x:11441: mere ti tIle, , i. Mr. Miller think% that no- aid sliershi be giscii by the Government toWnt ds a &bite library unless it is merle feces to 'all ratepayers of the melicipality. Libraries sustained by fees might answer during the pioneer days otthe country, but with the Principle. .t,f, tee education so well eetairleshed, the fee system -shonld, ,ho abandoned. There is altogether too notch 4..xplett,4 for fiction by most of eio public library boards. It le questiereible whether 'public Lunde shr u'd b exittnelcd,, for erherneral novels. There ie notch force., in Mr. Carnogires etritement that a novel 51throd not be purchemed until three year's toter it hae been ssited. A proportien of standard 'fiction is dotthtless desirables. It would popu- larize public interest it boardwere to eater largely to the nisede of tihe tespils of the echeole. Ties children rather 13 in etleits honi ilhave prior- ity. &hoot libraries have been Ian- gniehing in Ontario for thirty or for- ty years While it is deeirnble to hese) library* buildings with thousands of volumes of gooi literature suitable for solutes, it would be more ad - visible to hew hooks for children puree:teed, and with proper machine eroeeetrid them to the eerie's% hryv In °thee words, the plan ehoeld he adopted' an far as possible ne :terming books aronna to do good.' It is generally admitted that if ehil- dre.n foim a taste foe good literature thee aie• reasonably safe even shoe'd. they Lever go' to college or high .scheol. In Ontario the high schools are ouubtle,ss fairly well provided now with librariel. and hooks for supplementary reading. As reverts the public -sethools. however, anti es- pc,eittey Lhose in rural districts, there is a laroentable lack of. suitable .reaa- ing [miter. It is ecareely too- strong a etaiereent to make that in emus coeetty districts children are et tele leetnelly starved on account of the a.beence of reading matter. ltfr Mailer antioipites a boom In school libraries within the met twel Settlement of New Ontario It Le said that settlers are pont-tett' izito. the Temtscoming dietelota 04110 parer, of crown lairds having been-4We posed hi .May of tho • preseot yeara Nearly half a million acres,V 24 towne ships, have been taken up, teneeten new townships.a.te, now being.' • serveyed for settlement. It Lae also tam de— cide! by the government to, build forty mtleeof new road;s' thie season. There are million% ef deres. et good iarnting laod in the Terniseaming country yet unscre-ceed, and there is every ma- ser to believe that ineey ib,OUSaildS vil find good homes there. The great deittybeck ef tho district* is' ite teola- time It about 65. !Ililes! froxn the, head of Lake Terelscauting, whorethe bulk of the isettlement, lice to, the neo ret( " itway etititon, leteepaw a., Que. In eummeree. line of Aexcellent steamer, gives direct' 'communication with pointsen theof Otettlytt river, which the lake is an eepenelen, but during the winter moetha the es:atter.) can wily reach the onside went(' by me kite; the journey on feet. Thi swill be remedied! by the railway to be built and operated by the Ontario .Govern - men( from North Bay to Thornloe. At present the trade of the Temiseaming i rslatgely -diverted to tho Province of Quebee, hut the new railway ehould throw it direetly into the lap of On- thrio. The matket tnere ie already considerable, and 13 growing rapidly, . se that tho ptedueers of this province should makes the meet of tho advant- age tho enter/nem' of the Gov - eminent will shortly give ta thorn. pig:, ie. perfectly clean and well ventil,. ate quarters, and by feeding them from. clean Ytheels, on choice an well &deeded food, that aftor tizue these pies when they become eicl will re- i4se to return to thole "wallow and mire' uodi "will turn up their notsee with -contemptuous scorn when offer- ed the pigte usual mess, from the use tell veseele. After e. trefol pourse of! treattxtent the pige will be Owned Itheeeelean quortere,wIth -clean vesselel filled trait choice food, will be pro, vided, and along aide 'thy:se3 with PO partitions intervening, will he the filthy quartersovitli the usual moss at garbage for food. 'The officials will then- ally to tho liberated pige"Choose ye." it these pigs ferg.et themselves and stray ioto the nerd and neirealley). will be et once placed in clean quar- ters againned their Mewing- he dealt. with in the sante utan.ner and the ,expertmenterS fully oecpect 'to re, generate theini by persisting in this einem of. treatment.. r •te ' 'j hese experiments will be followed with a good deal of interest. It ought( to, be. possible to teach the pigs by a system ot .gruntletto make their wants, and wishes' known and, to be roe -peat - fill epee all othasions. The pig furnishes a. very large portion of. our food and everything ehould lee done to have thaf food pro- ds:6,1d eeder the most •cleanly condi-. tions. r I or three years. Now York, Miceli- gan end Wisconsin issue carefully pre:plied catalegues of books from. whieh truster 9' may select books suit- able for this schools. 'A similer policy will probably be odoittee in Ontario. ,W1.110 „equip, ,e.tendard works in 11,e- ' teoil. le IOWapaltidetle, the books elite 40 "fraifitY VM),SLitt of works of biography; history. 'geography. *gavel. elceientary science, etc- If a email grant is made by the Government propor tined to the ;Imo ht expend- er' locally. nearly every school 80A - flan otay be expected to have a fair library in a few yolks. Thirty ar forty dollars, will buy all the . books ' requieed for a beginning, and with I el worth telded every yeareit would in a :eliort tima give oil the hooka the children would have time to reo I. ' , • HOT WEATHER WISHES. (Baltimore Herald.) ' now we „long for polar plensure, And for regions filled with'. lee; Where it's coot and all Isi leieure, And the ice man gets no price; ( On a polar expedition . Wo would very lhoerful go. • And discuss -our boot condition ' With a native( Eskimo. t Per with makeshifts are we Sated, *Stich att near a blaring band, in n nook refrigerated • With 9 palm leaf in 'twit hand ; • . t Or eitorird a whizzing trolley, Ot 'teething down the bay, • Whore the ceektrothla throw the jolly And the waltz -song titings dismay. Oh fee )aey eenitetion ' 4 "with an iced clrink* one. tide I itetedsog "Polar .xplorations" ; With:a lectrie fan allied,: Azia-indito th6 verse we cater. . AAA sad joke% about this heat, t Perched on e"ool tofrigerntor, ' • rtfteoptiita:tinti wat. , To Increase Your Weight. Domestic Hints. . The marl -aim -tele gairtive• ground among writers on hygiene that child- ren Ghoul,' not be rent to school be- fore they are eight or nine -years el I. (lancer may let hereditary, but is not infectiesue It can, however, be in - duvet or brought on by an individual, as be excessive smoking, drinking, or pick! Is and hoe sauces. An Eritel'ell fad that has nest reach - id America is that ot wearing sandele. 'Ili: is said to meet with the .appr .. al •th corat eereral styles, and l UPeitti • of ithosicians and chiropodists. The plisse or knife-pleateth skirt is once, again having a great' vtigue. It 14 very' letoraing to elim figures, and arlaptablte to the thinner materials— ineueseline and crepe de chin, for in - tuna. It is predicted that moss will be a fashionabh trinuninu; for hats. An- other millinery novelty is what is called chrysanthemum straw, which has the 'appearance of the petal.* of that beautiful flowee. In winter the finger nails, are apt to become 'brittle. A remedy for this is, to use vaselinet or cold cream .031 •1:114mu, especially eememb.)ring to do this at night. Rinsing thehands in cedd water, which has, btern recom- mended to keep them from eh:upping, is also good foe Um nails. You: will find the following mix- ture excellent for washing ,carpeas, floors, etc. Take 2. Bee of washing eoela, and the same quantity .of ful- ler'e earth, with 1-2 lbof soap, and boil it infoue quarts of water, until it will set in at jelly•., let is to, ibe treed cold, and you 'wifl find it useful and efficacious. The counnon, house moth is not diff le Ote.ht. leteaetterminate if all the cell- tiegstettel 1.t1arewell brushed early ItitlitWtoittfikit :before the new genera- tion, begingte appear. Air the -closets thoroughly and clean the floors wiell het water and soap, or ifu of hard wood -rub them with kerosene. SCHOOL LUISA Regulation %pew. 1.4.4401% lion 040,virnaitt will Aid to Thom likvalationo hove hoe,* inonoci hce Idduoatioo lhiParunaot Providing 130110 sohool Wxra.new e3os accord with a catalogue arr the department. The gran,t in 1 erti to VIO a yoort Witillgt limit to half the amount s the trustees, end in case t lature doos not roake a is grant, the •aid will bg, dietribizted rata. The departmental rata ibooksellers. includes li,,cgrephy, history, ge PilY. tray( I, mythology, tables, it men tory solutes, eitizertship, eto., the new regulations will not inter wVb tbc roelat of trustees to purch at • their own LA beaks oats thi/ list. The principal of the sell ta the librarian. Applieation for at roast be made yearly through the specter, accoutleanied by informati regarding books parehased, with each vouchers, as required fr Fashion Hints, The slot scant is a distinguisbing characteristic of both the cwcst skirt& and jackets. That the bolero will edatinue favor as au adjunct to the fashion- oo'obleTn. odbodesexjib iceisleivtd. ineeed. by the variety For general summer wear there is no more serviceable a$ well as fash.s lo.nable, garment than the shirtwaist dices fashioned from, foulard, taffetl, pongee, linen, pique or one ot the numerous, lawn* or ginethantst Fancy eyeists continue to exhibit the timing at the back. faltrie is practically izollsp..qisable. for wear at garden parties, atternoon- toll,Wehtietgown of somo soft, heer .e S Neckwear demanding an unusual t amount of attention* a recent caprice is to have the vtt match the gown in color, and the introduetion of roeebede gives a pretty tomb, Chiffon, Liberty *ilk, plain and em- broidered tuts, and soft fabrics gen- erally are muoh in demand. The taffeta coat le acknowledged to be one of thesmartest wrepe of the cseeson. The one special not of color in drese this SCAS0a is green* the mere ald (Made, its perhaps, in bighest fay- or,—Froint he. August Delineator. Pointed Paragraphs, It's up to tho mate to declare that appeeteancee are deceitful where they are against him. It sometimes happens that the man who dubs his house hie castle., has the moat Ln his eye. When an Amerteen heirees is orced from a foreign nobleman, she gets a rebate instead of alimony. In order tee foroottse the weether with a reesonable degree of accaraey all you have to do is predict anything you don't expect. Better eat state bread than be ill bred. Professional bouncers nearly alWaYs tuna out well. Never put at till to -morrow the creelttor who with wait till next week. When a eculptor make athet he is either fishing for tanuf or money. A WOM1113: has no business in politics until she is able to throw mud straight. The lesa some enure know aboutege,tej given eubje.et, the More *bey try, to • .? show. off. The average man is as aevkward. at lovemaking as he, is at cutting fresh bread. If you are thin. week and emaciated , end want to inerense yonr &eh end t weight you should try Dr. Chase'iNerye 10001. YOU Call feel it doing von geed from do.y to tiny. ns it strikesat the root of trouhle and crentee new rich blood. ; You eon peeve tint it braids np new tiesne and .selds flesh it you weigh your- self each •week while using it. Meat and Appendicitis.. Farm and ritreide: An eminent I Itrench surgeon: (Dr, Champoniere of ! Paris), having made a thorough p 1 , iierS and - ou .Tid. epecial investigation of the cause 1 of apPondieitit, renerts that the rime I r_ e..ve rists ., _ , . . promoter of appendieits le 111(1We...wee! in excessive meat diet. When the ap- I pendix btcomes inflamed and enfeeble 1 ed by dieease its valve -like oxifice be- i ttttt 'comes relaxed, int lukcian Nub.dan....es drop in. The tante of this inflame; mutton and relaxation in the niajori'y of cases is unquestionably catarrh, or ; chronic infleinination ea the teltteoug membrane, begining in the intestine. Thies catarrh is it germ disease, the pernie, beconitner colonized upon the mute is in mtrene. They thti c •,ta elant ly GU animal 1.01818, especi illy ' Wei teas and broths: of all kiwi.% vhil refusing togrow in, fruit jaiees. Vegetables and Irate ore sate, etta in an emergency can le, dePeeded Igen" to maintainhutnan 111 and health without meas of any kite, although t merterate use Of the latter mixea • in with the mein "(vegetable) toeels • ty'l I, mot bt liable to do -much berm.. Patmers are happily situated. They , have their OWn twitches of everythine 'heedful, and the more they depend "on their twit verzetableee and 'fruits with core 0(411.11, and home,grown treats, air lama in iiimleration, 'the bet- ter off they will 'b2, and the more /sorely ' wilt eases of appendiettis hap -1 pen among there. A Itell,to,t10 'tau is not tilitit/o,ettoy to tiO. Travelling from place to place are subject to all kinds of Bowel Complaint on account of change of water, diet and temperature. Dr. Fowler's Ext. of ild Strawberry . • is a sure cure for Thairho*, Dysentery, Colic, Cramps, Pains iri the Stoma.ch, Seasickness, Cholera., Cholera Morbus; Cholera. Infanturn, Summer Com- plaint* and all Fluxes of the Bowels in Children and Adults. areas. 4r4 riAlvenogs. It Acts like a charm. *OW OfillkOSt 11440411 11,$. I DOOM 110t leave the Bowels is a Constipated eonditiota,