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Luocao�rr, 'day 4th, 1888.
RUST OF' 1Vil,"�A�':
At a;, Fanners' Ti,stituto °meeting in
41urol , last, week, Professor Panton
;stated :that be had caught the bcrbery
plant, iii ,the; act of sending off the
seeds; of rust which settled, on Ieavc s of.
avheat: and then took root and grew
'•and.spr,ead :,over .the stocks till the
- ,vhpat rwa3 destroyed: .e said; it-: was
now proved to. a certainty .that. the
'bat-bory shrubs carries the seeds of rust
tsafely.,over -winter and ripe -,s thein in.
t>me oicateh•on the ;rain in summer
-andafter harvest• when the: Test ripens
on the :St raw,- and, flies in the air). the
barbers again takes it and carries it
rover .till 'next 'summer., 'This is no,:,
spec'rxlative'tlreor_y, but ,as'well proven,'
'as .if'you caught a fellow in'your ;ran_
- ary in ,,the ;middle of a bright `sunny
day, stealing••' your,.graiin., Even -had'
the barberry 'not -been, caught •in; the
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=act, the,; inass'of circumstantial evidence,;;
ainst it was so great and points d 0 ix . `�
arrant the,s'peedy destruct,ori of the,
barberry wherever found. In every'
k... a ,4neke l tl
Mr;, W. Ritchie is starng to build,
a new house. Mr, :Nr. Gairdner has
got the job,;
�We, have: had the ground literally
covered with snow the,first of May.
The: belfry on School No. 5, presents
a nine.appearance, since it was painted.
'The. f.o 1 ,
lQvl�ing ><s the standing of S;
S Noo.T5, for."=bate month of April. based,
on deportaif eat, attendan,ee•and general.
proficiency, viz .
Sen. 5th --G. 'Andrew. " Jun. 5th
A. Wilson, W. Gardner, Sen. 4th—
E. McLean," D. Hnderson.. Jun.. 4th.
—R. Andrew, E. Anderson, A. 'Helen..
Sen. 3rd—or Reid,, ': Gardner, E.
Wilson,...Jun, 3rd,,-1VI.. ,Andrew,, S.
Gardner, M. Anderson. ._ 2nd -13.. R'it
°hie, W. Gardner, -A. Gardner. Sen,;
part "end—, L. Webster, J."Stiteud, H.
Anderson. Jun. part 2nd -E, • Gsiril
ner, E.•Gardner, E. Hunter. Part 1st
-. R. Gardner,, S, Webster, W.. Web-
ster.'
Millinery
z eannll,,;ssr4nrtaiir-..,and.z cstrui tive
- was the attitc'lc of . rust that tlie:;crops
:in fields adjoining, whether'wheat,,b'ar-
ley; or oats; were cut Tor hay But at
,first the barberry: was not:blamed.;
latterly; the farmers got 'together at In-
• lstitutes'and grange meetings 'and.;cora
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:pared .zialteswhen the shrub' was =''con-:
Ml.lierg '
M i1T nery
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seeds and all kin.
Tse Prey
goods -made. -oid on
the word. Premium ia on every ca
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• `tvictetii:•.nn',..undtniable proof, rooted up,
.',t'andd• berried ',and rust 'escaped,. after-•:
1" 'wards :: The barberry is a -low prickly
,'.:shrub with purplish' colored leaves 'gen-`..
,erally;grown for ornament,: and'is:said'
1o''bo -a native' of 111assachussets., Nur-
sery nreir-7gardeners, farmers acrd- ,,all;:
who have the thing 'growing' should'
Arg it up, or.cut it at'rthe ground' and
.barn it before the; leaf ".comes , out this:
• spring;,else.'we: may have another .fail='
ure.in'grain, 'crops this .year byrest''
whroh the .aouirty •cannot'' afford. • The
:difficulty in°.the • case' is that' the seeds'
,of rest:,are'.so. very`,small and '•.light
-that they float in' the air to greatdis
lances, and,,. ender proper cpndititions, ..
• multiply so rapidly on,gr 'Stalks as
rto destroy it in a short time
•''UN'D'ER ''LICEl1t,SE`•
(3i= Tuesday last ,(May 1st) the
ct . i east d to. eNist,
tinder license law In referring to the.
•autroductioit.of the •Crook's. Act, the
London ,Fre'. Press makes. the follow
irtg lens lrlei' . reluarkg';- -t''Y f the. 1lotel
:: eepersiIgene'rally would conform; to the
;.law in:• alt it requireruents, an end,.
Would. be Pet ,to the prohibitory.irlove•.
'°neat -L-a, taste •of: the effects of which
was •had throe ti ,tho mediuin of;•.the
Scott Act:; •:But if'they Will persist .in.
violating tie; Act;;. in' spllirig' after„
;'•.:hours' in kee ins• o"tli..lbar•:on'
� T n p ,S
days,,either secretly or• otherwise';':in
shllinn li • ucrr .to., Children'
plying :it to persons already'intoxicated,
they' 'xi:eetl louk for ne!nailer niter-
!Terence 'on the part • Of.' the public:
Evert those rneSt strorti;ly : oppo: -d to
tire .Stroh Act :arc • ' aware that Bruch
evil attends the indiscriminate; sale of
l civar. What they 'have 'in :mind is i
thebtst practical anode of le:ssenang'the
evil 'So far as experience; races th t •
roan be reacheil,the ritostreaclily'througli:
the sticess of the due en f or;,c.rirer t ' of
the','Crooks ' Act ;hand. we' ,!sincerely.' . .
{ hepe that it, will lte sirstaiiie L by the..
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•full force of public opitriotr as tlie' irtost
• . 1eof m etins
the ' .
'retluireuients of the case." ` °
first' class rabbet circulars for.:
ladiis, tli'e .,
linesCrompton
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in Crom.'. ton .corsets .at .500;
lines in kid glove , ;r\ll,nniat : alio Elun!,
r at ran, "at r�'. S1facInt.'re's.' l'se duly".
t'elu.iumr baking :powder; ,
orsets
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corsets
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Tinware and .C�r,`ra�rrte Ii ori Ware.
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.large _supply..'of and I) �IFY' PAILS: ��lso oar s' rill ►
Supply. of'.PUP.prices
'E': PIiEI'A,ItED ' 'AT N1`�' i ' rll shades. l 'ncl i 'e for :.;b.efore
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Agen,t,for-1AL AB AASTIN.E,. the of 1ypr,_manent;: wy:al1• coaling in the Dominion.
:WEAN/El-ROUGHING A''Q 1•ALTY
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, NOTICE ...To.FARME.RS� :
r he su nl.. of. Binder Twine will. no cfoubt be 1'iinited as in 1887.
Owing to the .scrirclty� of raw material this yea ,, t p, y , . ,
.s T,haye:'purchased. very advautac eously for cash a'large supply of •
RE''MA i9LL,A,QINDER TVNI
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I will sell at' the ver � lowest' rices: .Iaitending urchasers, should order: early as' the demand is:. treat and. ` the su 'PPl
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limited.'', LAWRENCE.
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The_ high character of this old : medicine as a sure remedy,'
for pulmonary and 1road ial'ctisorclevs, is rppeatedly,confirm:
eel by the gratifyNg., • grateful., and uiisolicited ' testimony- 're
ceived:'from those who have been beiief•cecl by .its` Ise: •,
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Mr..• J.' C Smith; tear Inspector, C ;P R. *Galt,' w=rot's : tt Serve! Inc o'ne
tlollais,worth: of, 1'allaruore'S Ea; .ectorant; I can't act itl'onn without
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THE IYELEORATED .
JD.R CHASE , '.
is IANDELIQN
Liver Comppta nt, Dyspepsia Indtgest oh, Btltousn s,,
+Jaundice, 'Heedache, ••Dizziness, • Pain in the Bi.ck,'
Costiveness or any disease arisili'g from a deranged liver, •
D14 CHASE'S Livt:rt• Cttize;will be found a sure;•and '
certain reinedy:
NATURE'S •REMEQY.. '.
The• -unqualified success of Dr. Chase's Liver Cure to
Liver,.Complaint rests solely .with the fact that, it is,
.'compounded from natures well, known' liver reggulators
MAxailA1 E AN) DANDEr.IoN; combined .with' Many
ether invaluable roots, I,ar1es ant>: herbs having a ,
powerful direct on the Kidneys, Stomach, 1iowcls and r.
Blood. 6,pp0,000.SALD
f%er Da:,• Chase's Ti ccr%e 1."47(41.C.nn.{s'
were ,sold) in Canada akin.: We hart every vrku,,
woman Alin child 'wlio.is• tro !bled withLi 'cr Coik-'
¢laint to try Iliis'czcelleal reoircdy.
LADIES
It is a well known fact hat'an inactive livei causes
a dull, sallow complexion, liver spots; ptm,ples,'etc. i .
Chases Liver 'Cure is the only remedy that widanust
positively cureithese complaints.
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Wrapped around every bottle aD'e Chase'0 i er•Cure
tix a valuable Household medical Guide a cls Recipe
, Book (84 pages), co;Ytaining over 20o •useful reeilies,
,' 'pronounced by medical men and clruggit: s,as' invalu -
a able, aria worth ten tittles the price of the mediae.
LAURANCE.S SPLG ACLL A
are the boy -g'entiine,•cl nglish • articles it 'the Caliacliaii.�llarl et.
Real J)eb lies , k(' it} titoNt„ Ceh ,lf'given •tn.rinre1ia w s to tisrnvc genttlnerictia.
toe,mA r emit -d bet and tefiti:rneitili s •h tvt• tr.en• received froth •ire f'i'ci ulvnt, ice.1'rc nident, t�lx
'7 't•c'sriticiit,;L d 11,?l-Vlce.l'resident, of thi.,Uoilieal;A24SO liat'inn of; Cii,ntuln tilt I'ri sieleiit hfthc'� '
i',rrllei;e; t.f •I hysicans aftd Sorgetonv of Ileeliec ;• the I) an of :the rF't;rlicttl 11'acnity nf:' 1 iM`t•a ):
7 rivcrsity', the i'i'enideet.lutd E-I'resi lents of the xtedica,l Council of Nr vn.Saptin• .1;tc,.
TA EQMANSON .& CO,, Sole Agents, Bradford,';
• Be on VOW'. Civara.
it nett llny `it Cora in thaw heal trt wlowly
tilti sstol;t.° vim iiiti' you', Can
be,,altrt+°I:fVr 35c lis •trying tl''s (%lt-
ai r °h (Iltr !1 ftiiv tltlll r atirYna tut•vrlts,1l;ijr ht
eatarrah ; •1 to 2 box00rns ut tlih'itt s:,ea is lt,
'o ate home t, l nnrrxttteed (Aire uh vinlr .•'-.
tarrttlt:.. Tr •1t ' ()nl;v n+ii ntt�l sure: tri{'et
Snlif •by s3EititY:d.73:AYS, Lriulinow.
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