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Stock 1Peeding. :73 °Fa your FOOD Po you GOOD?
yofo-
14 le. Gibson, one of the Government! You have dyspepsia ur oda
!not do all the good it should. B. B. B.
deputation .of speakers, at a recent :cures desceesiu sue regulates the stem
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Farmers' Institute meeting discussed fob so that 'every grain Of outrimeut is
stock feeding. He first pointed out textraeted from the food. Solid feats
that a farmer who desired, to make count. MiGs /,t17, sRaor; /„3A)11"11;
Eiglorci3dt(t)ernst'roade congete cure money out of his stock must f I
them properie wo-fifths of the! fey ease, after I had suffered for two
food give?) was necessary to keep up 'yeers from dyspepsia, I believe it can-
dle animal heat, and if no more than not fail to cure'
that wore fed it coolnot be ex. i
petted that any profit would be I
derived. This was particularly the
case in respect to young or growing An Ottawa, dispatch saws : "Mr,
animals With proper feeding • M. tle Cameron, solicitor for appli.
innjority is reached much arlier in cants, gives notice that application
the life of an animal and the profit is will be made to Parliament for an
proportionatley larger. The ele• ' act to incorporate a company to eon -
moots necessary to keep up are strum., a railway by steam or elee-
niuscle, fat and heat. ,The fodclers, tricity, or other motive; power be -
that produce these are corn for fat : tween London and a point in or near
and heat, and peas for muscle. .A :the Village of Lucan, and from
knowledge of what; fodclers to feedZecan to a point in or near Cern
in order to obtain certain results was • walla, in the Township of Stephen,
important. Whatever the condition in the County of Huron, to a point
required, whether muscle or fat, the • in or near Grand Bend, on Lake
feed should be such as will give tho:.Horon ; alsO with power to construct
het results, In the ease of hogs, too: and,operate telegraph and telephone
much fat was not required, and ' lines, to take and use water for gen-
hence it was that clover should be erating power, and to transmit and
fed in connection with corn in .order dispose of the power derived there-
to get the lean etreaks. The farmer from ; to build, acquire and operate
also had to consider the best means stfam and other vessels; and all
of enriching his soil and the most necessary wharves and docks.
successful feeders were those wir.1segy" of ,- Lanark; *-
made the best return to the land,
tinuendments to Bigh School act,
excrement being rich and, valtsab,1.896, and from the county of
in accordance with the quality cpee, askingco-operation in petition-
the feeis no general plan for managing the Legislatare to ammend the
d supplied the stock. Thee.
farm that will apply to all localitir:l'untY Councils act of 1896, Sent
closely followed as possible will i
which -- TA communication from the prison-
-Oecial Committee.
but there are principles if
the best results, Mr. Gibson tounitli.id society was sent to Executive
on many interesting points all aloissasements showing balances to
the line embraced in his subjeeldit of county, in Banks of Com -
pointing out the hest foods to fee* and Molson's were sent to
in order to .00ure a certain resultanceeom.
In reply to a question .7,1r. Gibsateeeort of road commissioner. read
ing, cattle consisting of one part, ourfee
.sent to Road and Bridge Com -
said a wellsbalanced ration for fattet4
The Life ot Mrs. McMas-
ter of Toronto, is
Saved,
A Case That Pro ed Too Difficult for the
PilySiChlIS Yields to the 4vovdrous
Viriues of Paino's,Colery
Compoimd.
A Signal Victory For The King Of
Medicines.
Pains Banished, Eyesight quite Re-
stored, and a New Life Begun
Wells 41.; Richardson Co,,
Gentlemen, -Ten years ago I was at-
taoirPc1 with neuralgia, and ttoegh treat
ad by six doctors, the disense grew a ..8e
and nearly drove use ineane. 3 w for
nue purr mer an out -door patient at the
hospital here, but only got tem entry re-
lief.
1 was sleepless for nights, n y digestion
was bad, and I would feel a ain in my
stornaoh every time I ate an 'thing. Day
after day T. seffered the welt intense
agony, and I often w d rf didn't go
crazy. 1 fook endles r.ediernes given
Me by medical men, nr getting worse, I
became utterly dish a ened.
Ona day my dolive ante caine. A lady
who had su (feted just. as I had told ma
that Paiiie's Celery Compound had oured
ber. 1 used. the Compound :Asa last re•
sort, and it eimply made a new woman of
nie. The pain vanished ; my yegight,
which wan impaired, returned, and I felt
myself growing well, and I never felt
happier in my life. I am now well and
strong, and all my health an happiness
aro due to Paine's Celery Oompound. I
will always gratefully remember the me•
chains that oared me. and will speak a
good word for it. .
MRS. Taos, 11101191TR
45 Cumberland St., Toren o.
•
Sunday is usually the best day in
the week for business with liverymen
and for the benefit of those 'engaged
in this business we quote the follow-
ing peculiar, yet scriptural
tisement that appeared recently in,.
the Lindsay Pot :
TO THE PUBLIC:
"Owing to a change in my re-
ligious convictions I have decided to
close my livery bare on Sabbath day
for secular business. The public
will find my .accom ()sedation barn
open on that day as usual; all space
free to those attending church. Be-
lieving th Al the Sabbath day was
made for arm, I have , decided to
adopt the above regulations; farther.
more it is a life that I wish, not LI:
living. I can't stop the temptrtions
gathering around me any more than
I can the birds flying over my head,
but I can stop, them from building
in my hair. Love the Lord with
all thy strength, thy neighbor as
thyself," is a motto 1 have 'adopted.
W. A. JEWETT.
For Over Fifty Years.
AN Orin ASO WELL,PRIZD RElii2DY -
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing a Syrup has
been used for over lifty years by mil-
lions of mothers far their children while
tee tit; lig; with perfect success. it soothes
the child, softens the gurue, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
ietuedy for • diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
the taste. Sold by druggists in every
part of the World. Twenty-tive eents a
bottle. Its valets is iticalu,.hle. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. - Winslow's Soothing
Byron, and take no other kind
A Pawtueket, (R. I.) map wa.s re-
cently. locked up in tho police station
at his own request, • "to save him
from his wife."
Tao fea
las:atm
is cs
sway
mails
• wane.,
Tho relative 8128 of the earth al
compered with the sun is apparently
that of a grain of sand to an orange.
Rev. Father Zettler, has been
appointed parish priest at Formosa.
ra
onstopaton
Causes fu ly half the slaloms in the world, It
rotates the digested foocttoo long la the bowels
and produces bilious:lase, torpid liver. incla
gestion, bad taste, coated
tongue, sick headache, In-
ete. flood's Pills pg.
I S
*are constipation and all
London to Lake Huron.
straw, three of enoilage andAny 1. P. 'll•obb fin. Dist
• •ki• pi 1, t
:1•)"'"'" "g 1i1"-•"1":ron was pitisented, and sent to
. iutia anal Committee.
'Registrar Gibson's annual return
DBATH'S HAMS. PINIONBis read and sent to Finance Com -
>tee,
Kidney Deaths Grow Fewer as th'he Gaoler's report was read and
World Awakes to the Glad nett to Peoperty Committee.
T ha t$outhAmerican Kidney CumMoved ,by klislop and • McLean
Never PailsIckersmith), that P. Holt and W,
.
The unsuspected presence, the insidteoliniltee.
dciatoririsof criminal justices
e d.
ious character, and the alarming sudden= axasaaraaraattakejah...Da iganals
nese of collapse and death from kidney Axmous song writer' and si
diseases ot so many men and women in
apparently good health has baffled the
most enduent physicians of the day. and
not until South American Kideay Cure
was introduced to suffering humanity
coald it, be truthfully saki that ru:alteal
sclera* had conquered this dreadful elta
vouror of the human race. A thousand
testimonials tell o its efficiency as a
never -failing kiduey specific. Sold at
Chitholin's Drug Store.
A Hint to 'Radical Mall.
Doctors who are in the habit of
using long words when visiting
patients may take a hint from the
following story.
An old womau whose husband was,
not very well sent for the doctor.
The doctor came and saw the old
nian.
When, he was departing he said to
the old woman :
"I will send him some medicine,
which must be, taken in a recumbent
posit ion."
After he had gone ,the old woman
sat down, greatly puzzled..
"A recumbent positionea recum-
bent position !" she kept repeating.
"I haven't got one."
At last she thutight, "I will •go and
see if Nurse Town has got one to lend
Inc."
Accordingly she ivent and said to
the old nurse: •
"Have you got a recumbent posi-
tion you tan lend. me to take some
medicine in ?"
The nurse, who was equally as
ignorant as the old woinan, replied:
"Ihad one, but, to tell you the
troth, I have lost it."
A Beakers Experience,
"I tried a bottle of Dr. thase's Syrup of
Linseed and Trirpentine for a troublesome
affection on writes Manager
Thomas Drama of the Standard Bank now
of 14 Melbourne Avelino, 'rorouto. " 11
proved effective. I regard the remedy ea
simple, cheap Loa exceedingly good. It
Una hitherto been ray habit to (insult a
physician in troubles of this nature. Here.
after, 1 intend to bo my own familyeieeter,
Tho total railway mileage of the
world in 480,867. Of this Earope
has 15:2,417, and the United States
183,776.
oesults.eactly end thoroughly. 2aa All druggists, If yen feel wena, dul and discouraged
Vrepared by 0. X. Hood as Co., Lowell. Mass. yea will tind a bootie of flood's Sersap-
the only Pats to take with Hood's Sarcaparllita twills will flo you wonderful good,
They were met on arrival by
adier Sharpe, Staff Capt. Rawling,..;-
Ensigh Iferex, Ensign Bird, Adjt.
and • Mrs. Wiseman, and Adjt. and
'irs, C?orns-• of the Mond cup:;
Adjt. and Mrs. Blackburn, of Corn
wall ; 'Ensign Parker, of Quebec, and
-Major and, Mrs. McMillan of New-
foundland, who attended a hearty
Sakvation Army welcome, to their
illustrious chieftain. After the usual
"volley" had been tired, the party
entered cabs and were driven to the
residenee of Brigadier Sharpe, 246
Chatham street, where an affecting
interview took place between the
General and his daughter, Miss Eva
Boor,h,Commissioner Canada.
Ilaving run over the articles of
the Army creed, Gete•Booth mid that
no objection could be taken to its
orthodoxy, and the Army had not,
like some preachere, teem the pulpit,
thrown doubt on the acciiraey and
inspiration of three fourths of the
Bible. Having sketched the progress
of the Army over the world since its
establishment 32 years ago, .General
Booth gave some figures to show its
Advance since .he had lest visited
Canada, three years ago. Then they
worked in 40 r talons, now in 45.
Then they had 3,266 societies, now
5,873. Then 11,000 officers, now
about 13,000, an increase of 1,711.
Then they had 85,000 on paid officers,
now they have 44,000. At the pre
'Sent time the Army is holding 72,-
000 .meetings per week, attended by
5,500,000 people. • They now have
21 papers published in eighteen lan-
guages, with a circulation of 51
million copies per year. Seven years
ago be Wetted his atlention to social
work, the uplifting of the poor and
the on tettets of society. ,SeVen years
ttgo ho turned his attcmtioh to social
work, the uplifting of the poor and
the mite:Isis 01 :society. ' Now the
army has 415 lobtitutions conducted
by 1,400 officers ono half of whom
have been rescued themselves. They
have 96 food depots, at 27 of which
they give 150,000 meals .per week..
Thirteen thousand wretched .erea.
tures were sheltered nightly, and he
was informed that hi 111ontreal alone
23,000 were sheltered last year,
They had .69 ,ionies for inlian women,
whieh remived 5,030 seta. year.
Fallen girls, after passing through
iY
re
ly,
jots.
la.
anod
fo
Di
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11
ec-
b
tr
the
n
the home were watched for three
Years, and the Army records allowed
that 75 per cent. were saved. They
bad 500 criminals being taught to
reform and to lead useful lives, and
he sometime:, threatened his rich
friends that if they did not support
these homes more liberally he would
turn -these criminals loose on them.
(Laughter). They had also 11 farm
colonies, making a grand total of 415
institutiLus. The result was tho re-
liefof an immense amount of misery
and the estab ishment of a fighting
force whose business it was to con-
vert as many as poesible. Ile he.
lievect that the secret of salvation
success was the spirit of the living
God, their own bard work and their
appropriate methods,
Catarrh of Ton Yens standing Oared by Dr'
Chase -
I suffered from catarrh for ten years and
was treattd by some of the best physicians
in Canada. I was recommended by Mr. 0.
Thoinpson, druggist, Tilson burg, to try Dr.
Chase's Catarrh Cure, and can state posi-
tively it mired my catarrh and Catarral
Sore Throat. 'Yews respectfully.
J. P. Philips, J. P. Ar aa A. noway,
Witness Eden, Out.
Jacob Ileppler, seting sub -collector
of customs at Listowel, is dead. Mr.
Heppler was an old resident of Lis-
towel, and died about his 67th year.
Mr. Floppier succeeded A. Si. George
Hawkins, who was displaced a few
months ago.
mane .01 f.r,
asznture 0-01
sawn
The Presbyterian Church of Ches.
ley are having a new 84,500 Salo -
bath school erected.
• Mr•a...k.• n -s.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Tate no other, as all Mixtures, pills And
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 per
box, No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $3 per box. NO.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt ot price and two s•eent
stamps Th., yeah Company 'Windsor, Ont.
$217 -Nos. 1 and s unn recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
No, 3. mud No. 2 br sato 51 Clod.. A. Craipbell,
Druu1st.
FROM PERSONAL •
EXPERENCE.
Many have tried for years to dimmer a
remedy suitable to their own case for the
Constipation, Biliousness, Indigestion,
Headache, Kidney and Liver Complaints
arising from Poor Digestion, Weak Stomach,
and Disordered Liver.
aa To thee° we say: Try thenew medtezne-
Read what people say. Here it is.
Rims S. lawsmr, Moncton, N. B., says: nd we will use you right.
"They cured me of constipation and sick ,
headache."
Mn. II. J418, St. Nicholas Hotel, Hamil-
ton, Ont.. says: "They are a pleasant, sure
and quick* cure for constipation, dyspepsia
and sick headache:"
Miss M. E. Hams, South Bay, Ont.:
"Laxa-Inver Pills are excellent for sick- '"'""
headache, causing no pain or griping."
Mits. Jens Towassoil, Hamilton, Ont.:
" They aro a perfect cure for even the
severest headache."
Guelph, Nov. 23rd, 1897,
The Sion Medicine Co., Hamilton,
kt 00
Dear Sirs,—For years 1 was troubled with periodical sick headaches ••,
being affected usually every Sunday, and used all the remedies that wet* - 4
advertised as cures, and was treated by almost every doctor in Guelph bat ' ,,
without any relief. One doctor told nie it was caused by a weak stomach t -'
.4.,
another said it was hereditary and incurable. I was induced by a neighboie . .
to try Sloan's Indian Tellico and am happy to say I did so. A few does
aave immediate relief, and one bottle and a -half made a complete cure.
This was three years ago and the headaches have never returned. I was
also troubled with asthma and nothing helped Inc like your Sloan's Indian
Tonic, I can heartily recommend it to all, and will be glad to give any .
particulars to any one afflicted as I was.
0
W. C. KEOGH.
For sale by all dealers, or address the Company at Hamilton, Limited.
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