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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-09-11, Page 3III) NOT HIRE WITH_THEM PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND. Permanently Cures Sick and Nervous Headaches That .1‘141ce Life Miserable: 1.1••••••01, Writ Klaus twine headnehe are einOngst the worse Ws of life. The nem or wa- nton who itt subject to nee& elle it irreg, air intervals, goes theonenJiYtbetinng Wed of lithely eud Neretehetiness that is terrible to think of. kletelnetie ee o rule, resnIts from e ordered ementiee of the nervous system. Mental excitement. Ione of sleep. bodily fatigue zmd, tinordered digeetion ere exeittife• (tenses. Wilen the bride becomes tired nod tiebilattel, the whole nervone system is welcome:), tend heatieehes eesult. If nib ri nggieh, the idd- imp; imit.tive end digestion derange& headeelete inveriably ftetow. To cure ond ineyetit betuitsche. the eervons system inuet be street:ft bened end ed. Tile most. pereistetit mune of 1ead- 80110, liervous feeling and eleeplessuess are perittepeetly toned by Peine's Celery cote po tied ; iIs the ereer reeteist rue taut of the nervous system. Mrs. A. EL Witt - 001t. Cre'ellinni. Ont.. writs $ as follows: "For ninny years 1 was sorely trnebled with eiulent headache, so thin at times I vas completely prostriateil *mil miable to atteed O itorenhold titi 1 started to -use Pidee's Celely telenporind, itli41 ex - penance ismnediene eeliefl i1stelee -ming it I haye not nail a reciu•renee of the trouble. consoPit ler illti'S Celery Compontal an inveluable remedy, and sell always be plemed to say a wurd for it," Consolidated Rural Schools:, Prof. Robertson hale leturned from the Ma t time Pro v i noes. 'Itlo repot to Met a meeter.thueinstio reception was given to, the announcement that Sir William V. Macdonald would pro- vide in each of the provinces an pbject lesson clf an improved and consolidated oural :schools. tenter the plan or these Aniedocteltt xurai hOhoola from five to eight smell rural ezeliools 'in the twenty wilt be cloeea elm the children trom the whole area will be canveyed in vans to it central nrad n, school. The eon branches a nature studin Gannet: - time with a school garden, manaal Itmanting in woodwork for boys and household soienee for the girls will tbe adeed as integral parts •kr the course ;at the new wheel. The tichool gairden will be, lased to benutify the grouride and also to contain email illustration plots or the useful phials or weed:of the locality. Th•e test of the building, together with thtcost of the equipment end school vans, will be borne by Sir Wil- liam 0 Macdonald, 'of Montreal. ram schooi will be teenaged by a board of voletoi trustees eleeted by tbe who ,distric‘ served by it, and any expend- iture tor maintenanee ribove the rest •of men.ieining the small school -hous- es exit:ling at 'the present time, wit" be pen( froln the rural 'wheel Neel provided by Sir IV illia in C. Macdonald, during- a period, lee three years. • tre.veIlmg inetruotor will be provided for °eel:province for a period of three years. He will spend one day per week at molt school, and give the. teacher and children instructions and training in nature study Work and manual training. e ABSOLUTE SECU TY Cenuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Dear Signature of ets Par.Str.dle Wrapper LIcloW. Very salon mill 'isnot', totaled as ategere CARTER:8 ITTLir, 1 VER PILLS. FOR MOM& DIZZINtS2. PON 1111.1011311ESS, VON IBBP10 WEIL $1:1 CONSTIPATION, tBii MOW SW, FOR THECOMPLERIOR 2:ILItrir==="Zt=4 'CURE S1OK HEADACHE. Constipation bees your head ache? Pain back of your eyes? Bad taste in your mouth? lee /Our liver! Ayer's Pills are myopias.< They onto tosli. pation;' headache, dyspepsia. 23. All driartlata. „ Want lour molianiehner beard a asaatinal *read or rich enekt Theis air 1100,1011BHAM'S DYE tiggitio. re. tiP f44134 ea.. metet 100, ALBERTA LIBERALS, .fieSOICItigh 'AplkirlSt trICTIPPRItIO' the Term Passed, ,0 • THE CONVENTIQN AT CAL6ARY object* Parte:finely to Any xmareatte Tariff tin Aurleulturel Impiements-s Resolutions of lionficiegeo oiiv- 'moment of $ir WIAfritt neurter omit Especially Revertant/it of. the Interior. , Culgary, Sept. 5,—The Albeita Lan era. Association met, in coovention at, nelgary Wedneselay evouing. Deno gates were Present from Cardstou, Lethbridge, nta.cleted, lted Deter, Ed - mouton and intermediate points, as, woll ue a number of members of the. Northwest Assembly, including eteesrs. Del/ober of Lethbridge, IVolf of Cartisten and Talbot of Lacombe. President Hon. A. L. Siftou oecu- !nod the chair. ntr. Freak Oliver, M. P,,. wae also. present, and addressed the convention. Among the resolutions passed were the following: 'netutt no general. in - elves° shoul4 be made in the customs tariff, particularly on agrieultere im- plements. 'That more asitepette postal facilities should be provided in tho outlying districts. abet tho condi- tion f aliens in ihe Territeries and the state of ihnninion revenues re- quired and would justify a large in- ci.ease in the grant to the Not•thwest o eremite t. '.1 bat agtion should be tutert et the next FiCaSbiOn of the Do- minion Pailiament to provide better railway transpot•tation facilities in the Territories. '1 hat the popula- tion of Alberta is increasing $0 ra- pidly as to juetify the emetion of three electoral districts therein," Resolutions were also tweed ex- pressing confidence'in the axlministra- tion of all departments of the Gov - eminent of SirWilfrid Laurier, and particulaz•ly of the Department of the lee:tier; alsoexpresser's; confidence iu the sitting nionter, Mr. Frank. 01i - ver, After further organization work the convention adjourned. THE TOIAACCO COIIIIIINE. Meeting of tho lioysil Commission at Ottawa an Tintrodaty. Ottawa, Sept. 5.—The 'loyal Corn- niission on the alleged tobacco cone- blPe met yesterday morning, Judge McTavish presiding. Air. C. S. Campbeel, K, 0., Montreal, represent. ed the Empire Tobacco Company, mad Mr, Fleming, K. C., of Windsor, the western,itianufacturers; Mr. Gold- stein, for the eastern tobacco menu - lecturers; Mr. Whitton of the Tuck- ett Company. liatniltoto Mr, Steve eon of the McAlpitee Company, To- ronto, and Mr. J. M. Earlier, Mon- e treat, were, also present. Messrs, e Goicletein and Fleming asked that the e Empire and Ainez•ican companies $ should furnish a list of the tobacco dealers who -signed, the illegal con- 8 trnet, a list of their consignees, a t list of those to whom they refused t to consign, etc. tar. Campbell was unable to say to what extent his q clients were prepared to give the in- 3 THE, WINGIIA.31 TINES„, SEPTEgnEIC1 . •Callatilan flour is Oa Rest. Depertment or Agriculture, Ottawa,. tett ty ;note than ever herorc the tendency a the 'lltitish former is to compete with the foreign, and eolo- nitit tro.ritnte In. etockrateing, 00 as to supply Lite home in:tricots as much as passible with the ;Willow tl'ad a hair or. ult.t...0. spa tho seven, millions of sheep. that aro being annually I uditd on his t-ltereS. ;Every year will Sets less gran. 'vowing owl more stock - 11 BrituinAnI here .is. flan., ottani eta eon tostop in the gap vacat, .edb lb^ home farmer. The British public 1.4use absolutely to be fed with houte-art se grain. They deny 1.hat manesthe besiti or tip moat s tiisty bin bleed Man Thirty years 'ego was tbe eastote in that oountry t make .finer suitable for the tenni taste, teat would give isatisfaenent the censurers both in town antl ooun A RETALIATORY DUTY Urged by 'Pomini0t). mmors or PerM4r1 imports. OAR SHORTAGE DIFFICULTY lisottor Seralce Prondseit per This Tear ItY #04 4144 0.ZR.—Wlint the Paiteuttioltetionagenito to thip 49. Mieniberstilp nrimog--culleen Rh:toted ror the Current 'Tema Tot onto, ..§ept. 0.—The annual meeting of the noininion. nfitlere"Ase societiou. was held tient yesterdao it ternooe, Freight reeeso shortage ee O ChM hadtlEhticht With NowiQuihilitlia. o tho Unjust disc.rimination of Gentility agabiet teimadtan proatiets, end the 0 mivasieemeet of the intluetry, were all • discussed. . t: 1.110 itteetleet tees presided over by t the flint Vitenpresiclun W. G. Dailey of Hamilton, le the absence qf -.the prusinent, J. O. Veustone of e Silte.' tt neettittl recommendationa were a made in tho revert of tbe Executive e Committee, .18 the matte' of car shortitge, the greatest complaints 0 wore made against' the Intez•colonial t ltailwtty. Tie matter was brought o before tho Goternment, and both ic. at. and the 0.T.1t. promised the millera, 'better service this year, whieh woted be possible hi elew of the fact that. many new cars were beim; placed in SOt%ie. Th • • port delared that in reference to Peefef•ential trace the Oretnier eid not - sewn NOT enthusiestie on the sub - 5 jeet when tee queseion was brought to his notice by the depatation front the Bawds of Trude conference. "Un- der the present, tariff in fiee trade r Inititin," said the report, '•tbe mil- e ler has •a; straight protection of about ;Ito a butel on flour, while it in protected Canada the ilour and °atm& miller is wittbout any pro- tection whatever. Al hough the corn t meal miner has a•straight protection 3 Of 25e. pee baron, as owing to the try, by the olueletere et tn per con o honeetinade wneat With 25 per een of foreinn. In fact, utter an or•tin arily liivourabie harvest some larg country !oil's, favontably. eitnated good wleett etietricts, would erm 0041 lett cent or oven 100 per oen of native gram, Ititteen- year.% eg the proportiou•or Iereiget ytheni: tha a miller would be compelled to as inereatted to one halt,' whilst .to ehty it, in net safe to make ftour lo to time:, the general demeitd trent a mixture ecattaleiteg more bun :10 to 1,5 per cent of Englieb tIptut, aed elle( a,re nettle where, even this smelt pro nortion lia$ had to be reduced to 1 per cent,. Why thie change? it is beetuso Brinsh egriculturallets, unlike that C n d.ar. b e.t*ren, are no, eli e t tit esseintia; of! "strength" in their wheat The do not recognize as Canaditt farmers: do that,stren,gth is determin ed by the presence, in whett eV wha is known as giuthn, and that of th rignt kind. And .so to -day Canada is in every sense of the tertn "The Gran- ary or the ,World." The farmers or Alnada know by experieuee that the Government.have then interents at heart, tor have. not the homers full pockets as the re- sult el tollowing their teeching and training? And uot only so, but they ore grewing the best wheat en the n arid, tee proved by comparisan of fonlyees, Cinadien b•st patents evet gluten 84.22, and dry gluten 12.33 net ineliest 2(1.17 wet gluten, and 11. i) dry gluten in the best grades th tt can be found to corapore with it at all: Thee le lee eh per tentage, et ill bumincide or protein, tbe most impore tam part from a nutritive point of view at d what arethe results/ By the same coraparleon.Canadittin pat - me come .out att-en.59. per' ',mat, as inunered with al...417 in tit': other emples. British bakers hot° per - ovally demonstrated' that not only is Canadian their unsurpassed for vhiteness, oweetnest, and strength, and that it is unadulterated, but that rom it they on make, not only the best quality of bread, but the largest unntety per barrel. . Three tests in tendon 'gave, tbe renewing results, mi using 100 pouuds of flour, -146 ounds ef breed, 151 pounde of bread, *tin 15,1' pounds of breed. In 38n4 Canada 'exported in wheat, e81923: in the following rear It hid risen eo. $1,966,287; then it helped up to $3,0104 io 188a, and in 1900 had grown to $11,995,488. Flour that in 1884 only amounted to $1,025,995, he 1881he d risen to A1,744,99,'IPti ast1 year took the mark an $4.015,226. i the tt I. '1 being wearisome, these Ag- o Fes toll, and they bear repetition. And tbie is osne of the results in Confine farming of "tht refinement of common-sense guided by experience subste tut mg sound and ra tional prin- eipl in Pinning for etrigne popular prejudices." It is a tzractioei proof thee "obedience is better then sacri- fice." The Canadian farmer is an apt pupd, but: may se long as hewins eo do time which tbo Department of A.terieulture sets betore him es the straight; path ot duty, defined after Jong yeere of patient trial and. invee- tigetion, will ne be in the ham posi- Hee -ot being able to oapture the mar - of the world in the produetion of oll that the world's markets re- quire in general. and wheet and flour in parte:Mar. The Departments)" inv. pertinentnlists aro never 'el rest, yet then zwimr get weare Of Weil-thaitin' emit itt their taeltet they aro greatly etimuleted by the knowledge thet hey ponsces the ea/indents° of our farmers and are ((ring the, best wen fee 'the development of Canada end ell things' Ceriadian itt the roost useful of an 1T,n,. • formation asked for. it was decided that if the information were not fur- nished by agreement between tho Parties the commission would sit in 'Montreal next Monday to examine °Meet's of the American and Empire Companies. Otherwise the commis - skate will open in Windsor on itIon- day. Points STILL SHY, IIalser Unveils a Statile of PinperorProd- eriek ot Posen . - Posen, Sept. 5.—A statute of Em- peror Frederic was unveiled here yes- teeday in the presence or Emperor William, Empress Victoria, the Crown Prince. Frederick William, Field Narshal Count Von Ituelow, the Cabinet Minieters and many oth- er notabilities. 'the Imperial party subsequently proceeded to the Pro- vincial Diet house, where they re- ceived an addeess from the provincial 'authorities. Ihe President of the Diet presented tbe Emperor with a loVing etip. Vis Majesty replied to the address with a speech of some length. There wore eintilar functions at the. Provincial Assembly house, where the Polish members were con- spicuous by their absence. Against Compulsory Arbitration. Loudon, Sept. 5.—At yesterday's session of the Trades Union Congress there was a very heated discussion of a compulsory arbitration resoltztion. 1112tnY of the delegates opposed the prelevence.grented great Within our grain and 'grain products aro pree- tieally oxen -Wed front Uerennuy by a practically prohibitory tariff, and while the products of the United States are adnittted under a low twit/, although the duties charged by the United States on Colleen goods are from 50 to 3.00 per cent. higher them. Canada charges, it iment be well for this mooting to eonsider the achisability of passing resolutions in fat or of our Govern- nunt mposing retaliatory duties on Gentian imports and withdrawing the rebate grant ed G rea t Britain tinless Great 'Britain grams a similar re- bate on colonial ,egricultural pro - Secretary C. B. Watts, in Ins re- port. stated that -.during the year four teensbern ento removed sby death, and IS now drine-admitted to mem- bership. The z•epoz•t dealt with the agitation for a better railway car service, a preferential tariff and the discrimination in freight rates. The receipts of the year were $1,090.44, and the expenditure eu98.7.2. The following officers were elected: President, W. 0. Indley, Hamilton; Pint vice-president, john Gonne Guelph; necond vice-president, Inedley Shaw, Thorold; treasurer, William Gallonith, Toronto; secretary, C. 11. Watts. Toronto; Excertive Commit tee, IL Barrett, Port Hope; J. D. Flavelle, Lindsay; George Cohan Gant M. itteLnughlin, Toronto; R. Noble, Norval; IL L. Rice, St. Mary's. On the conclusion of the meeting the Inenli)Orn pl'Oreeded to thO flora grounds, where they had diet:MAO in Webb's pavilion. Preeitlent Ineiteete. presided, and an interesting toast list was gone through. The members spent the belnnee et the o eningnalt. , ieg in the sights of the Farr. ORGANIZE Pon PROTECTION. Closing Session of the Canadian Master }haters' Convention. Toronto, Sept. 5.-113 annual con- vention of the Cantudinn Maslen. Paters was breught to a Owe yes- , terclay. The cloting session was at. ! tended by a largo number, and a •great deal of important business was Itransacted. A numbee of intet.esting ; papers were then read followed by 1 discussion of the subjects they inteo- 'lite following resoletion was pass- ; ed: "That this association place on re- cord its conviction that Jona]. °again I bations ehould etteouraged in ee- 1 ery way amongst master bakers. for WC feel that great benefits- can be derived in the wan. of atuelioeating he evils of excessive eompetil ion and eatisfaetorily dealing with labor ne legislative problems relating to tt‘he baking trade and 1h:a the Ex- ecutive of this assoeiation be in- structed to assist as frit as possible iitt this direction," The following oMeers woe °teethe: It. E. Jamieson, Ottawa: Ivice-presidents. E. Porten', London ; , A. A. Leen Hamilton; M. Itredin, To- ronto; J. nteNeown. Montreen trees.. ! urer, Geoege Weston, Toronto; seet.o. ary, James Acton, Toront0; 1 tive, A. W. Carrick, Toronto; George Williams, Guelph; W. ,t, Merle, Hamilton and W. J, Boyd, -Winnipeg, 902. MALT ,BREAKFAST FOOD IS 'Nourishing -awl 8us, taining. Medical' Authorities, say it. is an Unequalled Health Food. Thousands of really retipeeta hie people ere (mite inditterent 1.0 the rentkentente of inesroulauli, unless that ornall is Ser:entl .deranged. Po Jr brief kften, groin 0,Is song ititerfuto with digest- lVal vigor. When Male Boetklast Food te reguferly used email morniug, pernaet digestion, bodily euergy i.111 n41)1)11100 Will be your reward, TM re iS no in. soluble store:hitt Malt Breakfast Food; every parnole eounstoug. The best noadreal sty NI,' It; 13renkfast Peon As an 111'0(101.111nd. 'unite toed for yenta/ gad old. -with the present-day knewledgetwbile Wheat rust was well known to bo rot. quently associated with the presence tc4, rb.e,1)',;0174.trh3ra tb141:3mil:outsil°cron;isgilleb::: hood, Although the recognition or the land rigil in nitrogen May not first have been made by Davy, he as. ticipAted tor more than half Can, Supply of nitrogen from the •atmos, tr.:curet:, experimental demonstratlen that such crops draw most a their The experiments or Licbig. ,Lawes, nrat Ileaslow, In 1840„ and tbe three following years, mtroduced arena, cal use t nut Invaluable fertilizer, sup., erpheeph ite ot lone. Then came un- dergroend tiled nrainage, by which enormeue areas, with the assistance or Parliaitent, were relies.ed or their sup, enthun d ant moietere. Front the beginniog 'or 1800 to 1840, Poxliament was- coostartly attempt- tilV to IMprovo agrieultere by means or Ilax.enon, on imported grebe and witt. eiight moditicatioes from 10041 Mai with a differential tarrif in favor al Cenedian gram, protection govern. od the flee -al polley of Great Britain until 1846, when, tne only ebred of protection that woe left wee 25 :tents per quarter upon all kinds of grain. The abolition orthe Corn Dawn in 1846 marked the critical date in the history ' the agriculture of the country,. 'It AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION. not that* in the latter half Of the Department of Agriculture, 0. Nue, Augnet 100e.— Towards the C114 of the tfignmenth century not a few. of the pioneers of agricultural progress te- cognized In edoetition told experiment tie: none important agencies for fut- ure advance., and as early as 1n00 the seeond Inesident of the Englisb, Board oe Agriculture strongly urged the es- tabliehment a an exeerimental felon with an annual subsidy of $2500. Even Columelia, a Roman 'Writer, crenpla.in ed tleat every art was taught enethodi- ett y, ohilet that cf husbendry was neglected. And, so, to this day, the sanzi, compl inn m ty, iih sem: degree ofettuth, be made. Iluebandry Should form a more leading part oT our edu- ninon tit public schools. In 1790 the Vest their ot agriculturo and rural eocnomy woe founded in the lenivere sity Edinburgh, end endowed by Government with $750 a year, For more then a hundred years it has c.x- ecoisuct an unobtrusive but stimulat- ing: influence on the terming practice of the whole of Rennin. As the end • tho eiehteenth century witnessed the. formai initiation of education in iegticulture, so it was also the period that gave birth to the scientific: lit- erature ou the subject. While prior to tine Fitz Herbert, lTasser, Mark - lone Blith, Weston, Tull, Hurt lib, and other Ovid described the agricultural canditiene in Great Britain and other count:le:. it was reserved. for Lord nundorrold, ancester. of the new General Otficer Commending the Can- adion Mititift, and who recently arrive thd in Ottawa), tie give aluoye to the edetz. that was, doubtless, gradually forming in the minde a the philosoph- ers or the lust decade ef the eighteenth century, and to empteetize, oneo tor • tho dependence of :agriculture on themistty. This Lard Dundoneld did in "A Teeatise Showing the Intimate Conneetton betweon Agriculture and Cheraistry," published in 1795,and 'The Prinointete Cheraistry Applied to the Improvemtnt -et Agricultute," publish- ed in 1790, The closing years. of the eighteenth Century thus reccgnized the important conneetion that existe between ahem - tatty and agriculture, while the nine- teenth century effected its consumma- otni°11733.1'31:ceets 'years old when the British mtury thet recently alerted was Board or Agriculture invitee Sir Hurnp.bry Davy to expound before them the scientific, basis of the farmer's busi- ness, aua this be did annually up to 1813, when his lectures were collated and 'published under the title of "Fee - moots of Agricultural Cbemiejoy.S. „est:piety etneeningthrougheeeverel, edi- Leetesitittlit sneetiestSconitanakys6pleanDeartieeyntwhofo common-sense guided by experience gradually substituting sound and rat - mat principles tor vogue popular prejudices. . was the teaching of Davy that broke up tho system of bare-rannwing, so that in Groat Bri- tale to -day the proportion of bare fal- low to total arable area has fallen to one of tn. As regards germination, Davy' views were entirely in line resolution on the ground that ueder t .11 such a system. the trecies uniona would not only lose many of the ad- eautages they had wt•ting from the temployers, but would die of tion, since the need for their survi- val would no longer exist. The re - imitation et-mem:thy was rejected by 901,000 to 303,000 represented votes. neteeied Vietettneve Officers, Montreal, Sept. Ine-The iLicensed Viettieners' Convention came to a elose yesterday morning, the prinvie pal business transaeted beieg the adoption ot the committee's report and the election of the tollowi»g tacos: L. A. Wilson, ptesideet; A, reiseatt, ttliatribly, first vices president; Adelard Gauthier, Three Itivere, sec,ontl vitt-president; L, A. Lapointe, Motitreal, secretary; E. A. Chagnon, Slontree), troasurer. entente 13011h aunt Porter Safe. Toronto, Sept. 5.-4atee Were floe ed tet Osgoode Hall yesterday for the trial Of two of the outstanding /tome inner oleetion m•oteste. Chief Jus- tleo Iselconbridge and anisticeStrettt will hold court on the West Inteliant protest at Coheatrg at (LBO a.m. tin Sept. 21. TIM IWO. ITastiegs NM° Will bet tried et Belleville on the en tetttoon of the Sortie day by the satin; court. /1. 15 not expeeted, that any evidence wilt bi- stibuiltted. nte 'tett: Are a sure and permanent cure for all Eichler and Blatt:lee Troubles. 4ACKACHZ It the tirit sign of itldney Trouble, boiet neglect it I Check it in time t Sorioes trouble wilt follow it you don't, Cr e roar Backache by taking DOAN'S KibilEit PILLS* t • entemetednize Fruit pelt. Hemilton, Sept. 5.—The delegate* to the Canadian Horticultural Aestee -dation yesteeatty itispeeted the fruit belt, To many of them the trip was re revelation. A luneheon at the Mountain View Hotel followed. At tho anternooe session, papers woo 'need. The following officers Were elected, .and the eonvention tame to an end: Thomas Manton, noronto, president. George A. itobleetni, 'Montreal, ist 'Iee-proaident E.Itopslezul, Ottawa, dnd ViCe-president; 11 Sinimere, To - mitts, treasurer; A, IX. Ewing Wood- etteek, setretary. The newer tete hist night Wee Vern largely atteeded, TIM financed' side ot the ShOW Wits satistactery, A Standard Remedy Used in Thousands of Homes in Canada for nearly Sixty Years and has never yet failed to give satisfaction. OUGtES Diarrho3a, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera Motibus. Cholera, Infan- turn, Cramps, Collo, Sea Sickness and all Summer Complaints. Its prompt LSO wlfl prevent a great deal of unneeesears suffer- ing and often save life. eine eteward, sloe. The readers of this paper will be pleased to ham that thole is ut least OW' (trended diseestf that solemn hes been able to cureitt n11 its stineet and that is Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Care is the only Positive cure now !mown to the medical fr eel if ty. Ce tarter beitte t eolisti tn note 81 dieense. ref:nitres it colistitutiOnal trentnient. IJ4l Caterrh ,Onot is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood end moons earfecles of the system, thereby destroying the foiled:t- rim of OH di:nese arid giving the Pee tient Strength by beading pu the rem. ethernet and assisting nature in elonig its mirk. The, proprieters have so muclt faith in Itat euretive powers, dust Mew inner One Flteelred Dollars for any emit that it fails to euro. Seud for list of teetinimeale. Arldress,F, J. Casysv & Co., Toleden Ohne Seel by drreetione ton twee penally Pine lire Om inet. century agriculture hes been furnish- es with *any new aids th•tt it has Mute isted, but 111 at existing aids have been more generally and more fully utilis- ed. The extensive egricalture of tho thirties was supereaded by the, inten- 8h* agriculture of the sixties. The improvement of roads, the construe- iioit of railways, the inauguration of agricultural moieties and annual shows, the extension of literature and the spread of education, heve all tend- ed to place farmers in the position of being acquainted with the most recent dovolopments of their business. Oue oe the mein features of the agriculture of the past half century has been the increasing amount or attention that • has been given to live etc**, the tend- ency je thef mothernancl being that now more and more of tbe creps of the farm are finding their tray to market in the stripe of beef and mut- ton and dairy products. ; CHOICE (WA DRUMM Wise ;Ana prudent people should a reliable awl walivu-shitott Ora Mune thoY owl go at all dales vett lideeett that their prescrintious will aroniptlY and accurately tilled. 'We Aue ia a positiint tq (Mot van our leak ex. periaape whil tk guarantee that yel,vr wows wilt be properly attended, le, and that our prices will be satisfactory. .414 RANKS AND CONDITIONO ()four petiole aro now reaulsr users uf Psiows Celery Compound, the great health rtetorer,_The -virt ewe et' this Matt. tome are tistomsbutg. rettie'S Mien' (empound permanently cotes ritsumn- tierM neuralgialiver and kidney com4 Valuta and blood trouldes. Try a bettle of Pain's Celery Compound if you are out.or-sorts; it will give you cheating result. A. finuudoN, DRUGOISTI Out. those principles of fermentation on which the flavor and ..keeping ties ar ttil good butter absolutely tie- pend.The mochinerY agent* or Ails. tralia who have pushed private sep- arators no the farmers have done an ' incalculable netery tot Australian buttes; ancl, unless this policy is Ina- mentaltely reversed, the quality at Australian butter Is doomed to occuPYI a eecondary place in Ilritisli market% "kn. Newt Zealand there.- Li not anY' notic;mble deterioration as there is lee A.ustralia, but the taint of 1:1-te PriVato separator ie too frequently making. it - • 12 known even there, and the intoner this baneful Influence in anolished, the 4,tter. New Zealand thittter leas now gaitied a very high Pharactero during the past season it May be safe- ty asserted tbat the bulk a if Was sup.riort to Australian, 'MIA ib the element rate of progress sboald scene Una:tit will ;soon ;sell tie binner tercets these Australian. There cant 14 no doubt tbat the exeellent. isystene lcd grading adopted by New Zealand, and the lower temperature at which, tbe Imiter is carried im troneitt to the Ifni. ed Kingdom, have done eontettling to bring about this improtrement; but tin fact that ,th et bulk, of tint milk to New Zealand id daily deltvered direet lo the factory and, eaelt •datets cream, being Ural kept under control of the factory m,anager" renders it poleible lo rnak..e higlie.r elites article than when 'collected' erea.ret trent the farmern private separator tin 'nee eeived at odd times during the week. "Caeadiare butter ia reeking, steady noel fairly etatiennotorn Progrnes. The main defeete abaati Canadian is til wtnt of '.ii 11,10 CI, bit t r hen peeked in. 56 pound export boxes and the wretchedly inferior transition ve- getable parebraent paper wnion lines the boxes and enfoldet tbe 'batter. There are a few ehippern whet use as goo,i vegetable parchment paper as, the Aostraltans and the New Zeaden- dors ; but unfortunately these fowl are exceptional. Tbe difference in cast between the very *est, parchment paper and the itanerior imitation rub - Instil used in Ca,neeta. Is less than one halt -petty per 66 lbt; lbox' of botter and the attempt tof save eerie halt, penny over an article; wort 50s. to 55e is a good illustretiojt of spoiling the ship for a ha'porth of tart Large- ly owing to the! inferiog quality of parer, Canaditenbutter beeemes men/1- 'y on the, surface t and shillings Per cwt. are levet int oonsequence. Al- though ,SOIMI dip their paper in a tor- ment), solution, yet it, wolta h.1 Lar better to use only the very beat paper as le done in Australia. and New Zea - and." H. IL Deano On I rot Agricu 1 tural College, Guelph, August 30t1o, 1902. . A Feeling of Security. Our .patrons entrust their prescriptions to ne for tilling with feeling nf security and confidenee. Tbey koow that the 'ut- most cent is exereitted and only the best anirpurest drags ST1 pplierl. Onv took of imported Nitnnios and fine Toilet prep- are -ions is large and most complete and onr priees the lewest. PAINES CELERY COMPOUND The medicine leant is reeking thousends 1 well and strong. is our beet seller from day to day. Forrhen iltatisIn, neuralgia, liver end kidney troubles and rundown eowlition. we strongly reeomatend Paine's Celery (esimponnil. It gives •womirone and happy results to all who tom it. We have the geneine"Paine's." C. A. OAMPD13LL, DRUGGIST, Whighauf, Pointers far Boilermakers. TO tIn!).:(titOr Of The Titnen The following extract from the "Colonial Dairy Produce Review" for the year ending 00211 June, 1902, which is published by W. Weddel & Co., Lotdon Eng., contains two points which Canadian butter -makers and all three interested in the development of the Canadian, battertrade with Greet nritale should carefully consid- er. I beg leave to submit them tor the reactere of your paper to consid- er, and request' that they ask them- selves, are we acting wisely in refer. ence, to the points Mention d? "lit.t best nriends of the Austrae Ilan dairy produce trade catinot but regret that the Oteady improvement in lite qUali;y ef butterovidoh Austro - lie babited regularly tend lust year, has not Only ceased, but ori the: whole hes &Ai:unity receded. The reason ot this hots be attributed in some degree to the continued droughty conditione that ItaVz- been so tlizastroue to agi- eulture generally in tAnstralia ; but the main reason for deterioratiori is the ozetensing use of the private sep- arator. le a hot chmate like Attstra- lia, 11 tomtit ot farmers seperating their oen ereant and delivering it to the factory at irregular interstate is eetteeta 'ruin to tile enanutaetere ef perteet touttei. It is metre** enema - mon aeon* and opposed to ittenry seine - title method to expeet a vat Of cream of three or four different ages, all blended together, to produce ne good buttet 1u n Vat whieh rentains oreern all of mite ege. To Inix ripe. over -ripe, and dent -sly over -ripe Creabl tegother, tetante from the eSet of privsto ssp- nesters, and to eeptet that it will Pro* duet. 41,t4 good' btater es tally tette mann 19 ..0 13110W utter ignorance o f tett T. Mateo% tee telteion toreate, 04444. 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