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11 tun. and (Lao p.m. Sunday School at
2:30 p.m. 1100. Juo, liana, 13, A., pastor.
Knox Cnrusti,..-..a1bi%th Services at 11
11.m. and I1:8e pan, Sunday School at 2:811
p,ul. Itev, .4..b ae•a , pastor.
Cl,r::cs,--Sabbath Set'vieee at
11 maul, :"id 7 p.!t!. Sunlsy Sehonlat. [7;30
a.m. i:. r. W. T. ('luffe, incumbent.
Mgrtiopt,T t'ut'u •n.•-8abbatll,Iorvienaat
10:30 a.m. and (,:JO pan, Sunday Scloo
l at
2:311 p.lu. 1'astu'Rev. D. C.Cdappison.
117'4.A:: 1'.rruoLle ('itt-(teu.—Sabbath Ser-
vice third S Lnday in every month at 11 a.m.
1100. 1?. J. Shea, priest,
ODD hrLLow'e Londa every Thlreday
evantu;r in tir:aua'i a black.
2S.tso: ie h. i.,,eTuesday at . r before frill
moon in 11 ne,' block.
of
A. (1 1 11', L, i ,1: meets on 'ind and
last Wt rue ,Lay evenings each 121012211.
F01111SSI:a e Lel'112 2,111 and last :llendaq
evenings of each month in Slimaly's hall.
L. 0.L.1st Monday in overy month in
Orange Ilea.
Pomo: (200100.--1) ire Hours from e; e,. m,
20 7 p, lir.
•enc 111:2.. 1 :lrrsz:itc.ding'icon' and
,bran' in Helm '' 1.1oc1:, over 1.. 1', Smale's
store, will i e open from tI to 7 pan, en \1'ed-
nesday-, sea F u ,:.y4 and from 4 tl, 1 rain.
on Satur , ly s,
Farina iNictt('t'.
:)1.1cc,•o'.flt1 farmers' are tiLlre 4J hp
consult the requiremtnt0 of the mar-
kets. The taste (If the buyer llaS to
be eon lilted by the seller.
The results of experiments at agri-
cultural stlt(il`ua and model farms are
valuable, but the recorded enperieneell
of others seeto mainly to stimulate
the good frun:er to experiment and
investigalion for himself, on his own
land.
The animal value of the hay crop
of the 11.'t",1 `hates l:2) sx1(1 to be $2-
50,000,rast Tho venue of Oniario's
crop, rcel;ened at $10 per ton, is
about $10,000,000, and this is nearly
one -halt the annual yield of all tho
gold mines in the world,
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum, Rough
Hands, or old ((ores of any kind that cannot bo
healed. Goon though It bo of years standing
McGregor& Parkr's Carbolic Cerate w•111 ouro
it. lieyondtlle shadow of a doubt it is the
host howling compound over known, Boils,
Pestorings, frost Bites, Burns or env Skin
'i'ro able, aro alike corod. by it. Sold at e3 Gouts
by Jno. Hargronves & Co., Druggists,
As a general rule slam milli can be
more profitably fed to pigs and poult•
Animal manure is to he valued by ground has !wow settled, 10141 111ey
the food consumed, much more than will remain direit;lht during that sea -
by the nature of the animal itself. soil.
I{rrl.uus G t1tnr:7, if spode have not
born already secured, order them at
once, It is poor mummy to nos any
doubtful seeds. Throw away all stroll
and stent with 1110 best, Beets, spin.
ash onions parsnips and round peas
Sirttw•feil manure, for 1(4F>t1111et,
poorer than hay; but manure Mitch is
the pruduut of clover, hay, routs,
grain or oil.eake is worth almost as
1011011 2)e t110 fond itat1lf is iu money,
'l'hero is neither economy nor profit
in footling cheap stuff' to the cattle,
It is it 111:-a to the cattle and a 1000 to
the fares.
lleforring to the Now York State
Experimental Station at Geneva,
whioll was established in 1802, Gov-
ernor Hill said in his message to the
State Congress that it is rapidly do -
\1I1 1inq, 128 Wilily and acquiring the
4'',ufid('13e0 of 'close practical fern -tiro
who 111Lv0 li,r,',1oforo d..:11btell1 it,( use-
fulness, and that it bids fair t0 great.
ly improve and benefit the whole
farming interests of the 5111(0.
Never 151100 1''U.
If you tiro suffering with low and do ,re see']
apirito,loss of appetite, general debility, ilia -
ordered blood, w•cul( constitution, headache,
or any dleea5e of it bilious nature, Lyn)] means
procure a bottle of 1'lloctrlc Bitters. You will
L
Forprirel to see tin rapid improvement that
will f 1 , You w111 be inspired with new
life; etre' ad activity will return: ruin
end mire l' Cease, and henceforth you
will rejoice in the praise of l.loctrio Millers,
Sold at fifty emits u bottla by t1. A. Deadman.
Ben, Perley Poore (hay's the 1301(1.
win apple 111111 its (11.121 in Whining -
1.40, near 13:10tou, 215 1' i 111,121 a een-
tury ago, on the farm (If t 1112(11 named
Butters ; hence for n time it was
known no the llutt'rs apple, Itml 2)e
the frail 15'11:1 1.011 Oh relished by elle
w•oodpecicr.r it was also called the
Woodpecker apple, Afterwards, it
wits cultivated by Col. Baldwin, of
Woburn, and by that gentlemau'o
00116 it 12125 hrOUght Int' amorel 110-
tico es the Baldwin tipple
Between tIl's (211.1 three thousand
self binding ioapor0 vera sold to the
farmers 0f this Province last year,
and about twice as 1111103' will he made
for the coming harvest. This large
increase in the dolnland enables man-
ufaeturere to produce the machines
at a much lower price than they
could afford to do throe or four years
ago. It is not merely that there is
increased competition among makers
but in the building of a large number
Micro is opportunity for greater econ-
omy in the work.
A Great Discovery.
Mr. Wm. Thomas, of Newton In., nays :—'h1y
1'y than to any other live stock of the for twenty -ave years, and this spring Inoro se -
farm, It abounds 111 ,elbutntn, from '•('rely than over before, She Sud used ,iauy
h remedies without relief, and being 'urged to
which the white of the egg is formed, t1' Dr. Iris 's Now Disoovory, did so, with
•
wife hats been seriously aneetea wilt a rough
and therefore is the proper kind of
diet to produce eggs.
Now is the time to give OWea with
lamb a daily supply of roots and the
best hay. If they have this, with
plenty of exercise, they will not need
grain until thq lambs are two months
old. Great care should be taken not
to expose the lambs to storms or cold
winds,
Robinson's Phospborizod Emulsion by its
siimulatin8 notion upon the organs of digest.
ion and asarmulatiOn, and by its powerfully al-
terative tomo andnutritive properties, puri-
fies the blood from all taint, and increases its
so1121 oonstatuentr. Always ask for Robinson's
Phoapborizod Emulsion and bo sura dolt get
it.
Where grata seed 4as sown last
fall the field eh0ulc1 bo harrowed evil
rolled as soon as the ground is hard
enough to admit of it. This is the
the best way of treating grain which
has been heaved by winter frost, and
it also puts all small atones out of the
way of harm to tho scythe or mower
knife next summer,
Tho eau, the wind, the rain and
the frost are ever carrying on Natnro'8
great chemical work of making food
for plants by pulverizing the soil and
decomposing the vegetable and min-
eral matter iu it. '1'o pulverize the
soil is consequently the great object
in plowing, cultivating or harrowing
it, and if the land be not dry when
worked the working of it is vain.
With—What's the matter now, John? Hus-
band -0h, that neuralgia and tootbaohe Doer
Mille me. Wife—Why don't you go to John
HargrOwvea & Co's.Dtug Store and got abotale
Of 'quid Lightning? You know it cures all
ouch things as 'tootbaohe, Neuralgia, Head-
aohe,Lumbago, Earache, sore throat, oto, It
gives instant 021102,
In some German vineyards the ex-
periment has been tried of soaking
the stakes used for trelisses in sul-
phate of copper, to prevent rotting,
and it has been found that wherever
these stakes were used the vines were
free from mildew throughout the sea-
son. If this remedy is found to be
effective, it mill be ono of vast import-
ance to vineyardhste ; it certainly de-
serves to be tried,
Ilnekiort'15 Arnie Satre.
Tho best solve in tiro world( or Cuta,Bru(sos
Sores,IIloere,8a1t Rheum, Foyer Serail ,Totter
Chained.Flands, Chilblains, Corsa, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively elites Tiles, or
napav required, It le guaraateod'to give p80,
teat oatiefaetlen, or money •refunded, Price
AS coatsporbos. ForStile bya,A,Doadman
The prevalence of the pear -blight
has given the areo.peddlar fraud a
new chance for his operations. Ire
is abroad with varieties of the Chin-
ese end Japanese pear, which he
(slating to be blight -proof and which
he offers at $1 to $2 per tree. Set
the dog on him at sight. There is
not la Chinese or Japaneoe pear tree
worth cultivating, except as a curies'.
Fty, or for ornament,
(root grntitylag result,) Tho drat Settle rs-
ltevedherverymuoh,lad tLo seaonn bottle
has absolutely cured her. She has not had so
good health for thirty years.' Trial bottles
free et G. A. Doadinan's Drua Store, Largo
aro Si.
No plowing should bo attempted
where the ground is 00 wet that it
tarns over in compact masses. Quick-
er germination, n more rapid growth
and a larger 000s are obtained by
waiting until the land is dry enough
to crumble when turned up by the
plow. If a fiF1d is intended for some
early crop, and is not dry enough to
admit of timely working, it is better
to reserve it for a later crop ; then
you know that snob a field is in need
of underdrainiug, and by tine im-
provement you may make it workable
at as early a period as the cermet piece
of laud on the farm.
PnonrrnrsaT among the greatest medical dls-
oovaries, by the many anreo It has r.Gtootod.
McGregor's Speedy Cure loads the von. Sub -
has boected on found to contachemical o f those lnsljurt
Laub ingredients oharaotorizing the worthless
01)00111os daily offered to the public. Every
ingredient possesses a peculiar adantubility to.
the various complaints for which it Sae been
oomnoundod, and rte olnca.oy is being estrb-
]ishod by testimonials hourly rem:dyed, We
are therefore confident that we have a proper.
(tion which we can ofror• to (ho public' with the
assurance that it will bo found not only a 1.0 -
lief but an absolute lure for Dyspepsia, Livor
Complaint, indigestion, Constipation and Im-
nre Blood. Free trial bottles at Hargreaves'
Im-
pure Stars.
It is sometimes said that the inter -
este of farmers receive more encour-
agement and fostering aid from our
Provincial Legislature than those of
any other interest. Consiaering their
importance, we deo not think they do
by any means. The property of
farmers pays the bulk of the country's
tnxee and is the chief source of our
productive wealth ; besides, the farm-
ers as a class add the least to the .
criminal and charitable expenses of
tho localities where they reside, And
while there are many 80110016 had
colleges in the country for the train-
ing of men for business or profession•
al life there i0 only one whiell gives
special instruction in farming.
Poor fences always begot unruly
animals, which results in damaged
props and general loss. The judio'
ious planning and laying out of fields
will be found a greet saving. Often
fully double the number of rods of
fence is supported than ie absolutely.
required. Sometimes two or three
fields are kept for mowing, when by
re -arrangement of fences all might
be eonvertcd into one meadow, and
so wiill fields used for grazing and
plowing. When the frost comes out
of the ground in 21,cpriug the earth
becomes soft and the strong winds
cause the poet and board fences to
sway over, and at that timo they flood
attention. Straighten them with
props and keep them in lino until the
may be sown early, 118 11 slight frost
will not injure thein. Deans, ,)1{,)1110-
bore and all others of the melon Fafn• V Nl;'.I'
ily, t'nlatue0. 010x, (1022 tender and
1111152 Wait 1111111 ' Coril•pintitiilg tune.'
Cabbages and other plltuts still re-
nittiuiug in windew•h0xes or hotbeds,
must h0 planted ottt if the weather
will allele. , , .10 former 1. malls w'O
1121'O 2(101 O 11 planting 2).n asparagus
bed, l;'gin now by dosing seeds to
raise plants... .in sowing seeds of
all kinds, be 511re that the Boil is
brought tutu 01000 unutaet with them;
21110 ie especially important, eh0111d
the Bowing be followed by
a dry time. (11 11 120;1,) settle this is
done with 11 roiler ; with email Tutu -
titles tt>,' 0011 in (.''t,01 down with the
bath of the evade.. .Tho contest with
Weedy begins with the 001111011. Where
1241113' cabbages have.' been 111a11tee1, g"
over the SOU with a rake every day or
two, to keep the 11.411,)(10 1111(12)1'. A
rake with 10,15, sharp teeth, is 101 ef-
ficient weeilims implement in light
soils.
n... x.rlY.,4YP.,Wx,n!,IpiRnt,x^.aiw,vssux'u.Tmisr n•IMFMIVIVatt+,,011Sc,.naksWvasr
DLA8HILL,
away 2121 oa1,n•, Gv th ,r llbor-
c 1� d anpl,ortflu• ti,,. pu t : i years
"'bu w0ao:, L, (1002 t`,au tL"[b.
aslimmai on 01 the old atw,.l 1iu,� 11(2 ,1 'up
n ettup hr gmaln's if hn`'2 ,u 21, 6.vho i e13•la
whore hn 2(0(2, 0 to sm, ,ell the old 0(101Nnera
and v.s 011111y 1101(' meet von '(1 In 1(1va (1122, it
hill. r Imnh no 2110(1 bol drst-0111,4 musts, all
2110(1,) of 1'nu1C0Yued iausea:122 ,t Deitvuro4
to nil 1(102,) of lbo'l'.'w (Dr; a. ('2242 pa21 fur
h'at (41001;,
VARIETIES.
A little girl on seeing a 1)0ac0012 for
the first time, remarked what a beau•
tint] hustle it had.
"Only a match box," remarked
k'ogg at the theatre the other night,
referring to 6111,0401.111 Wilere the young
lover's 5121.
""Jo, I've clever been eea0icic, bet
I'1'0 001110 mighty near it," said a
lawyer to it lady friend. "That's
funny. What do you mown ?" "I
0008 HAW two 11100 kiss 012011 other.
Ugll l"
Said lir. Suet 111 1.fr. Lard, "So
your sou greduute4 the other day.
Did he carry off any, of the honors ?"
Well, no, I b'lieve not. 13ut there
wasn't no one 111 his class had a finer
dress suit. 1 paid $76 for it.
Bridget—"R`ot's the most genteel
thiug fora lady to carry in the street,
Nora 1" Cook—"Sure, thin, 001110
'refers a three v01t12116 book ; but I
prefers f roll of music, mesil1, quite
careless and 11isy like."
Horseshoes were unknown to the
Greelcs t111d Romans ; and yet the
people of those nations had consider-
able look. They escaped the dyna-
mite Beare, the crazy quilt craze,
tramps and the roller skating maul ,
In 1031)01180 to y41Ley'8 question,
"Why does my lover hiss me on one
side of lay mouth ?" we would sug-
gest that there is a limit even to a
lover's kiss, end that a fellow can't
be expected' to opread hie mouth all
0201! creation.
Whose koepeth an apiary, being in
tiro 128 trade, isn't tp bo surprised
0'11011 he is bettayed himself. Whoso
Itecpoth an apiary, if he is not a be-
liever, has only to bo stung by a boo
to become a boo leaver at once.
They say, that morning prayer's at
Harvard cost $5,000 every year. This
estimate probably doesn't inelndo the
numerous $5 fees paid to local phy-
sicians by etadentat for certificates
that their etato of health is so deli-
cate that early rising and attendance
at the chapel might possibly prove fa-
tal.
"Nellie, let's you and I play inven-
tor ?" "I3ow shall we do it, Tom-
my ? "Why, you be the inventor
and go 1n and get Rolan cookies out
of the box, and 1'11 be the caplatidt
and Dome along and eat them all."
„But what will I get out of it ?"
,Why you'll get all the fame. loll
tell mamma a it was you who tools the
amities."
1. The wiutor's almost poet, the
time is coming fast that brings the
genial sunshine bright and clear,
clear, older, anti the paragraphers
gay will shortly put away the Real-
6lt1u joke until another year, year,
year. 2. The Dual mem and the
plumber, all through the owning
Summer, will be allowed to tape 18
well-earned rust, rest, rest, and,
springing from its tomb, the 1000relnn
joke will bloom in new and handsome
garments gayly dressed, dressed, dres-
sed. 3. Tho pie 1110 sandwich, too,
exi8ten00 will renew, and jolters on
its make-up will decant, cant, cant,
declaring it Is made of neither ham
nor bread, but from the hardest hind
of adamant, shut, mast. 4, Then,
both in prose and verse, the jokers
will rehearse the tale anent the loo
008, who till Tato, tato, late, sit on the
stoop and spoon, or, 'heath the silver
moon, together smug upon the gard-
en grate, gate, gate. 8. Blit this is
merely dons for purposes of fun, in-
tended as alittle harmless chaff, chaff,
obaff—no malice in the play --to drive
dull care away, and make the melan-
choly person laugh, laugh, laugh,
•
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Tho subscriber is pi ipared to do all 11indez
of 1'ubltfn;t, Buell lid
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Sprint; lire., 1(111 MP .11 be 1:4.11:111.1 a , leave
your (lrdo'co Early. \\'ark dome in the
10,)31 iati,factnry llnttlh". r 11115 , then
guurun.,,:1 I. will be taunt at nor all
hap ie 11 2:1•Jl,•,i�l:b•..
Wm. Roddick.
STEEL NAILS,
1±ST CUP :TAILS.
AvIRE NAILS,
Finishing 'Nails,
101
All Kinds.
AR is ED
WIRE,
Fuck Thorn Wire,
TWIST
.L VV AtAND
PLAIN
FENCE WIRE.
a 4 'e2°r3Y.
1Mani,
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ROYAL, \MAIL S'l'E,A1MS1111'S,
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C,Lt918015, 1512,
Steara,ba '313, '1,ivorpool, fin nloud eery
Quernat'"en, Glasgow, 'Ir Belfast to 50ehnl'
and alwa0,, as lair an by any araC -rams,) lino,
WINTER ARRANCIEMENT, 1805
Bailin;t 1 front P2412'1'L.1N11.
(':ASP LAN. . , .... 'rhm•sday, [fab, 9etl i
SA1RDINi.AN dare], nth
Pl1I2II IAN " " 19111
S A11:a1ATLAN.... , " " 10th
No 19ternuer f:•.' ( Po---•tl1(11 March 0(1111.
1'AIRISIAN' '1'leireday, April and
No Steamer (ruin Portland, April nth.
SAIIDINIAN.. Thursday, Apr, 10th
No WeinerSfrau ['orthind, April 23111
SAIRM:','1'I.AN '.I'Inn'olny, April :3Otlt
Tito lu,t train c" l',' ' •1' . 'wit1, 'he x(01,81,1•
at QuI bo l r (0(01.
el. r':w 01, , l: - l , a lit 5:1111
P.111.11,180, on - coon, •t '„ he , leunlnrat nal•
ifnxr ly oaring t i lit,ounl faro o1 081(1
let, and '_.,,10(102 e.
No enttio , rL,'ep or pi::. arc carried 011 the
32111 5tuu,ners of th 111:0, l.iuc,
For Tick. is In,l Ih err, :1: 1 every inform',
tion apply to
!to
R. UHT, Agent,
At. the Pent ttlllco, rlrnaaela.
AMS\l:OT:II
PADLOCK
BiarC.wabr;J Store.
Olef ,rimlair
Pi'e.viou.' to .S'ff,rt%-tahiam'
Prices Away ley Do 'n,
— FOR --
30 Days Only.
NOW 1S THE TIIIE TO BUY
Cheap Hardware.
Ja5o Dr'e`t e.
6 at. relLrOctia% MULL,ETHEL
4,4
The undersigned having completed the change from the stone to the
Celebrated Hungarian System of Grinding, has DOW the Mill in
First -Class Running Order,
and will be glad to see all his Old Customers and as many new ones
as possible. Chopping done.
Flatx and Feed .A.lway a : a Ade
HIGHEST PRI01•1 i.' ATT) FOR ANY QUANTITY OP GOOD WHEAT
WM. M LL\TM