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DAILY SE.RVICE
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AlIR HEMLOCK:. DANO
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POISONOUS FOR CAS
Poio'.4j13s plants growing izr •pas;,
hires• account for .hisses amOiig
live stock •each year. states .•'the'
Field Craps Braneb of the Ontario
ttepartramit of :Agriculture. As the
lasses •, range. from unthriftiness to
4lea#ii. of Otte. "or more animals, it
is'ixnportant tliat farznars be eon
stantly"on the -alert for syinpttxnis
of poisoning• in their animals and
they should see. that ,ail' poisonous
plants on, -their',_ property are • de-
stroyed,
4'tr-hen. brasses;,, e searce.au .earl
slsning,. animals will eat •plants
that normally would be left alone;
the most eammon of this'group be
ing t Water Hemlock or,. Spotted.
Cowbane.. This is .a "pale green,
hollow stemmed; plant -. growing.
from three' to six' feet high, ,tvith
a dance,shaped leaf similar, to ivy
grouping; a, greenish white flower
rsoinewhat tIce,Wilkt-e-ar-r-ot,_--a i
vers poisonous dahlia shaped .reet
which if pulled up and eaten "may
cause. death' within. 15 minutes
FoxtunateIy; m c s t poisonous
Plants: such'. as brackeit'fexn - and
buttercup; are unpalatable:, and "will
be'eatetn only when., pasture is very
scarce, Pond~:scusmi has•beerf knovin
to be fatal .iii.Sone Gases and the.;
teases. �f . wild !cherry or. °choke .
cherry will" cause acid pcisonin
under some: conditions. Rape ,grown.
on Phosphorous deficient" or wet
soil c'an:oause fatalities.and legume
pasture can be very dangerous, if
animals are allowed` to eat • this:
alone.
Symptoms, of poisoning,: vary
from death within fifteen„ minutes
to Aa slow • death from internal.
haemge orrhaor,ingering;untbrift-.
mess flues�ta curnliiafi v poisOUS ;._....
Where poisonous weed's exist; stock.',7
should be: vyatched'.for any. sign of
uneasiness,: frothiug:Or infection of
-tlie mouth, hiss ofTa-ppetite: or:rsth-
er behavt"our. One :beast in a held;
is. often; more susceptible than the:
others and can as' serve a wr
aning_
and: prevent seridus' Ioss.
l'astiires'Siould be inspected for
_evidence of poi plants and
these destroyed ;,at, once., Haliliv - R
stock and ;:ample' : pasture provide
control measures that'-can:be
shred by Plenty'. of;salt, mi�ierals
and well drained pastureland,'
mals-with depraved` appetities. or
'those ; extremely .hungry are. m,or`e
likely to_ eat poisonous plants.
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TODAY -1S -CONSTRUCTION MEANS
EASE AND COMFORT TOMORROW
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at��i for your
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Victoria; :Street`
Chalk Street
Coleman Street
Centre.•, Street
If you lite or work on `any` Of _these streets, you'll see:
these:
bright,. 're:
d, Yellow and blue signs. going '
i
n, the near'
future;`TTheill 'mean that work has started on the Natural
.; Gas distribution .:
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lines for the homes and. businesses on these,
streets, '
They'll also mean you can: expect a "knoek on your door
James Street.
'West Wi I Liam Street
Anne Street'.
Main Street 'Mari'
frown courteous Union Gas representative who will identify
himself.
This work Will be Completed as_ nic
.• . p ,. 9 kiy'and efficiently as
possible, and disturbed areas:'will be restored to their normal
condition with the'least possible delay.. Union: Gas, Company
is happy to' bring the 'pian ebri.venience
y sof natural, gas to
the homes and businesses on these streets,
AN1DA,IT
gain Street ': Phone 3
IRON; COUNTY CATTLE
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(From Clinton News Reeord)_ e�
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Congratulations to
GINGERICH'
ALES &. SERVICE
on the opening 'of. a
SEAF"OIWE BILANNClJ_
��NK .CE'RR
COMPANY
Distributors of . .
REPU`Clint -07 -may -became; known; as
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Canada s Chicago, if recordr. cattle
m
shipents ch " suas that leav, "ing
here ' by~ rail" on Tuesoa`y Tiecomes:
the' rule. rather: than the exception.•
Howard Armstrong,' Seaforth _-vas
the mail; helping to"'get 150 Short:
horns in_and. out of the,:CNR'stock
yards here early'_ this week
Bound_ for €eo gin, tI S A ; the
cattle. _ were=purebred; -with some
eross.ard-grade among, them "they
were gathered from all' over south
western.;'Qntario ant?,' a's- far' away
as .>;,inslsay and Peterborough,:. by
truck: to the Clinton ,yards. They-
left 'uesday at .noon 'oil six, -cattle
cars, and • Paul Bechtol Albany,
Georgia; riding. along: with the
shipment.
:.Other . assist g Gvith .the job.
were!Wilbur. Donaldson--ma"nager.
of Louada Farms, Peferborou'gh
Lquada 'is, a ,w,ell-known •Shorthorn
breeding. farm,;: owned by 14Zr. and
MV2rs. Lou Cad'es:
• Local shippers included W R.
' Bill" • Pepper',7, Ii.R 3;;: Seaforth;.
WT.' Devereaux` & Son, Seaforth;' W
Turnbull,,Brussels; Ediin Woods
-Blyth,-Andy Gaunt, Luw
ckno, :and'
ilio came "front' the farms of Bert
Begg and Don McKay;," 'Tiverton;;
George. ,Bell, Durham;"- Jack 14Ia
whinney .• Paisley; Ivan. Parker,,;:
Watford ; Walker Bro&, ..Walkers;
Lloyd .' Fowler , 'and -,.`Noble: Dunn;:
:Oakwood; Elmer •Mahood acid Vic;
Wiliams, Omen ee• Colwell Bros.,
Blackwater,_ -Carman and Arthur
'Bragg, St. MatysY.
It 'is 'understood that the -CNI
recommended the • Clinton Yards;-
fort•this purpose, as being the -,only
one available: which:'::would accoin
rtiodatethe -7:50'head. '''The `cattle
were ;routed.- through "':Fort
and 13uffalo
Mr, Donaldson S' planrrt�ing a -trip"
to Buenos Aires, Argentina td buy,
cattle and to judge at Irvestock'
bows, ,:arid will- leaVe.,Je-niori,ow.
;On his eturn, =it, -is-•possible :that,:
another similar shipment may be-
undertaken , -. .
Mr.; Beehtol,.reported ' very -fay;
orably upon :the condition of ..the
cattle he had bought," :saying, "4!e
jest don t have>eattl-e"s" good: as -
this at-home nor nothing :dike -
it ' The: red, cattle are chosen -for
their ability to avoid .suffering
from : ",pint; -eye" or "cancer -eye'•'.,
7ioth to be reekoned with iii -eattl
in the hotter State of Georgia.; lytr
Bechto1•' said temperatures of : 90
were the regular thing :at this time
of ye; ere' these-> cattIe are,
Tieing' ar;shipwhped.:;
HENSAL
Thu McReath -schoolhouse, Stan
ley, was the setting for" an enjoy-
able event -when some 80 neighbors
met to:honor Mr'. and Mrs.. William:
Aikmhead .anct family; , who have
- ke•n.;ug a idence at -Beaton,. near
Camp Borda•f. r: • eenliead
stationed with, the RCA) M. and
Mrs.: Aikenhead and family- were
:presented with giftss'the presenta
tion• address.. being read by Mrs.
Alex-IVidBeatli,, with -Howard Lem
oti niakitig the, presentations
'MIST"Earllackellar, Susan' acid'
Michael, of. Chatharii, ,pare • visiting
with Mrs. McKellar's parents, Mr,:
and Mrs. Archie Noakes.
WORDS
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THOUGHTS
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tur'ed by-Clemmer Welding, and also:r,sells the qualltY_,.18 inch;
SAWN •.IK.ING- ROTARY MOWER,. ENSILAGE°CARTS ari
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