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HEIRS WANTED :"o
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Missing Heirs are beiu . g sought .
ffirough6ut the world., Many people . �l
are to -day living in comparAtive pov-* i
arty who are really rich, but do n9t I
know it. You may be...ofie of theril. I
Send for Index took, "Missing Heirs -4
and Nex
# of Kin," containing care- I
fully a�thenti6ated lists of naGing ''
heirs ;and unclaimed estates which '
have teen a&eitised for, here and I
abroad. The Jndek of Missing Heirs I
we offer for Sale Contains thousands I
Of namps which have appeared in I
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Americ �h Canadian, English, Scotch,
Py
Irish, wialsh, German, French, Bel-
glan, Swedish, Indian, Colonial, and
other newspapers,' inserted by lawy i
ers, executors, administrators. Also ;
contains IiA of English and Irish �
Courts of Chancery and unclaimed ,
dividends list of Bank of England.
Your name or your aneAtor's may be
in the list. Send $1.00 (one dollar)
at once for book. I t
International Claim Agency
Dept. 296,
Pittsburgh, Pa., U. 8. A.
2930-tf
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I FARMS FOR SALE
100 ACRE FARM FOR SAL& OWNER
will sell on reasonable terms for quick
sale. Apply to R. ,,$. HAYS, Sestorth. Ou,L
. 28064f
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FARMS FOR SALE' FARMS FOR SALE
in the townships ;F;��kersraith, U.b.orne
iand Hibbert at pre-war Priced. #ossession
given at any time. For further particulars
apply to THOMAS CAMERON, Box 154,
Exeter, Ont. 2928-12
FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SAT LOT 2,
Coneessio�,7, Tuckersmitb. contain'st 100
acres. On the'premises are.-& ... TiUk house
and bank barn with cement floors and water
in the barn. Would exchange for unimprov-
ed farm, near Clinton, S�%forth, Dublin or .
Brucefield. For further', particulars apply to
1). SHANAHAN, Seaforth. 2934-tf
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iVARX FOR SALE.-rARM OF TWO Hu -
dred' acres adjoining the Town of Sea -
forth conveniently situated to all churches, -
'is and Collegiate. There Is 8, comfoil-
sch;o
able brick cottage with a cement. kitcheial
baft IW56 vith atone stabling underneftO
f cattle and 40 hogs
and water before all
�E:� u0nd feed carrier and
=cement silos; driving, shed and plK&
scales. Watered by reek wall wW
'Windmill. The farm 18 well drained and b
a high state of cultivation. The crop is ail
In the, ground --choice clay I ' cars. Immedt.
%to sqoessiov. Apply to V. BEATON. _X
JgL p .
2. Sesoferth. Out 2797-tt
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FARM FOR I SALE 150 ACRES, LOT 9
and South Half of 10, Concession 4. Me-
Killop. On the premises are -a large bank
barn,. 3*52, lately rernode , lied and built and
suppllWwith water throughout; also a large
drive shed and cement silo 14xa6; good brick
house with kitchen, heated by a furnace.
Thin farm is well drained and fenced and
has an excellent soil; 65 acres fall Plowed
wid 8 acres fall wheat, the remainder seeded
to buy and pasture. Also 50 acres of good
grass land, being, East Half of Lot 10..on
the 2nd Concession, McKillop, having on it a
good drilled well with windmill and tank.
Those farms will be sold jointly or separately
to suit purchasers. Apply to JOHN
DELA-IftlY. Beachwood, Ont, 2989-tf
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FARM FOR SALE.-rN HURON COUNTY,
6 miles from. Seaforth, Lot 15 , 6th Con-
- MCKIlIpp,- 100 acris of prat cia6s
f.12101.6da. The land is in a first clads state
pf cnitiy�ticon-and there are erected on the
,'Premiges a good frame dwelling house, with
kitchen attached; frame barn 76x54 with
atone f6undatl6n, stabling underneath .siad'
cement floors and water throughout, driving
home, pig �Pen and hen home. Also about
ten acres of good hard- wood bush. The
property is wen fenced and well drained and
' convenient to good markets, churches and
schools. For fur�her Particulars apply to
MISS LILLY J. McQREGOR, R. It. No. 1,
Dublin, or on the premises, or to R. S. HAYS,
Solicitol., Soafbrth, Olft. I 2925-tf
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FARK' Folt SALE. -FOR SALE, LOT 3
00fiC0911107i 11. and West haaf Of Lot 5
Concession 10 HALS(.. Tmekersonith, son-
tainhig ISO acias. There are on the promleft
a good two-stoily brick house with slato roof.
large bank barn IOOx69 febt *fth first elism
stabling, water In the barn, drivo abed 26x36.
pig house and hen house. .Two good agrinj
wells, also an ovor-flowing spring. The
fdbn is all cleared but about 20 ser The
gooil hl(rjivood b6h, piln6lji&ll� =. 'AV
well fenced and tile dralued,,,Elght sale
of*fall wheat Gown, 40 aer" r6ady for spHug
crop. The farm Is situated 7 'miles from
Seaferth and 4 Miles from WrisaIll, one.hab
mile from dellocol; rural mail and pb9ne. Will
ke sold an ensy terms. Unless scold by Spring
,
It will be for rent. For farfhet par"
apply " the premises, or address R.
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2. ft"bem. ANGUS MaRTNNON. 285849
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1MA1W'VdR SALE. -IN HU COVNTY,
6. M116 f1m Seafortb. Lot 15, Oth Con-
cesoldoik Maki! ov, 106 acres of first class
farm ft(kda. The land Is In a first clads state
of cidti�ddorf,.msd tlu�re are erected on the
Oremise's a st
,xd'frawe dwelling bonne, with
kitchen attoa'6d; frA*.q barn ,74x54 with
atone (foundation, 'stabling underneath and
cement flotorlh dnd Water throughout. driving
house, �,Vlg - pon out
29d' ben Iowa' Alan alThe
ten ddhA of goo bard wood bush.
Property is well fenced and well, drained and
cotivenient to stood ,Markets, churchen and
Pa
;OtlrsQosla-LTLLIr�:,,I.u�lrb�,'Gk""'-" aliply to
1 14 - it. No. I.
Dublin. "or on Aliobfefiilq��,, or to & S. HAYS.
Solicitor. Sedfortho Onto I 292549
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convenient to Val
church ; 9 acres go
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-tiewpt maturity taeusure 414449
utility, Out,oYpr--mat rity *eAA4
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i1irsio.' gbroiis, - loV, �'IZAUXYI --feed.
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weet &&V.6r sbaiild�.6& cut -.'JA'the -late
ud stage. Allalla,is ready Just as.
I begins to 'blossom, And thg- new
�oous arv.atartidg at-thp bas0or the
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i Iiits. lied clover is ,bapillba Y.6 best
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Livautage whou approximately one-
rd- of Cho. blossoms have, turned
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uring SIZi bi I
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In curing sweet clover two methods
re followed. Perhaps ctittigg with
be binder and stooking up.like grain
,ntil the crop is dry sxves leaves' bet -
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er and gives as good results as can
e ,obtained. Or the crop may be cut
,own and allowed to lie in the swath
or about two d4ys' sun, and thiin
aked into small windrows. If the
zeather is dry, a4out three days in
lie windrow with an occasional tod-
ing makes it ready to harvest. If
he weather is catchy it is advisable
o coil the crop as soon as it is raked
1p.
141 -vesting Alfalfa. .
Alfalfa is niore easily cured than
weet clover. If the we,ather is line
L may be cut in the morning ana
aked the afternoon of the following
�ay. It must wit, be� allowed to re-
Liain exposed to tile dew too many
aglits of bleaching results. After
aArlig, if the stin shines, one more
I" in the windrow generally makes
;ood bay.' If raiii threatens coil it
Lp immediately and let it make . in
e et be sure it is
ry when harvested, and be careful
,
�f the leaves in haaaling as they con-
,titute the most valuable portion of
he feed. .
iaudling Red Clover Hay.
Red clover is the common- cl I over
iay crop. Much of it is allowed to -
I
ieE over -ripe because it then cures
nore easily. It may be handled in
he same manner as alfalfa; but, un-
ess the crop is heavy it does not usu-
Lily take quite as long to cure. The
iayloader has changed methods, to
,uuie extent. It is good ,practice to
IUL one day, tend the following morn-
ag, and rake the next afternoon. If
iiu crop is very hea,vy it may have to
y over an extra day. It is surpris-
ug how much faster hay will make,
LiLer it has gone so far, When pulled
,r rolled into windrows. If it is to
jQ coiled the work should be done
ioon after raking, and the hay should
-eLiain in the coils for a few days, to
;Weat out. JAowcver, most of it is
ii -awn out of the windrows and if dry
-aaKes good feed.
.11110thy is Easiest to Cut.
Timothy is the easiest to cure. 11
,,rop and weather are right it may be
;uL'oue morning and hauled the next
i,wriloon, and, in fair weather, is al-
,vays ready by Lue third' day. 14 is
,UL .necessary to coil timothy to cure.
No matter wnat the hay crjop, cut
,.a time, rake as soon as possible To
LiaSLQn drying, Ledd only when green
.)r danip and cou in catchy weather.
010 uount alfalia and red clover may
ue made into the best hay by coiling,
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UUL In good weather this extra work
LS llc�t necessar . y, and the loader
.iasLens tile narvest.-�-Dept. of Extep-
siun, 0. A. College, Guelph. ,
'Rhelly-atic Ilogs.
Rheumatism of swine may affect
eitner Lue muscular tissue or the
J01111s Likel, muscular form Deing most
zLowinoli. IA66L adtlioriLies agree that
.uvel'ai cawties at least prewspose to
Lile uisease.' Lxpasure to weather is
,argeiy responsiuie for much of it.
laiticuou also plays an important
L-trL. 'ine rormauon within tile body
at injurious chemical substances may
oe a cause. A combination of ail these
�
1�LULiess brings the disease.
'i -be arst eviaence is pain shown by
the animal when it moves. A shift-
ilig laiuLileps is pre%ent. In bad cases
.Luuu As reiused ana the hog lies (town
LuusL of tile time. Aside from the
,
paia and lameness, the,animal with a
,nad case, may shuw no symptoms. it
Lae joints are au"Aed, there usually
,s a suglit, lever. Attacks last from
.evQral,uays to two weeks.
Good quarters suould be provided,
dry with little va,,yiauoa Ili tempera -
Lure. Laxatives siloulci be given slid
�uuiuin sancylaLe Ili brau slo� In
aoses ut trout half to one teaspoonful
two or three times (lally. It Llie ani -
mai recovers enEiruty from tile attack,
it uilgilL be best tu market It.
It Udder Leaks 1M.Uk. ..
Leakage of milk from the udder is
aue l(k a relaxation of the spowileter
wuscles of the LeaLs. This is not an
wirequerit occurrence aruoug heavy
anixers. ' -Milking three times a day
inste� . id of twice a, ciay relieves the
.iErain on the muscles and will help
a great deal. Imaterse the teat twice
Liaily Ili, a cold saturatea solution of
�Iuui. A rubber thimble is often used
satisiaewrily-in severe cases. Appli-
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cation of caustic to the 01) of the teat
wiieu Lhe cow is dry may provdnt
teatiage after subsequent calving.
It Is far better for co-operative so-
, I . be --W' b seekip and
C e, es U J .
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iim_ AAL13.LOTS 26 accepting advice and information
lion , ILI
0i tillW fW-1%&0r. than to be "sorry" by negleating to
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Oth shop, anboob ZJ secure it, or ignoring it after it is
111a qd Push, bl,a101.0 obtained, I \
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ers was paralyzed. The same per- got to stop printing money when I guardian appointed to look after mie" in nooks and corners of his room, 'Checkers. greeted ,Arthur vilth'f6iilk . , �,�t��,�',,,,,;�,�,., ,, - ,
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betting Remorse in each book, ten and her -it should be his first task. He ately applied to her for the necessary a date was fixed upon as near as� would "not let it make any difference . � ""i
twenty dollars at a time; not enough longed to be at it, and he began to information. woul8 conveniently. allow for such with them, or with the gayety of the 4:�,.,!,
"Uncle has written to Baltimore pr�parations, as Pert and her mother evening" -and it didn't. After the 't
to cause remark, but amounting to chafe at what seemed an unusual de- .�
hundreds in the aggregate. Gradual- lay in abn�ouncing "the official." I to -day," continued the letter, "and he felt it -nevessary to make. And in first edge of their hunger was turned �1111,
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ly-the odds began to recede. Check- Turning, he glanced toward .the ties there without r'- the an time Checkers' and Pert the jollity grew apace. Checkers in
ers rushed to the other end of the judge's stand. There was a surging, ,�elay. The in- were ideally happy. T�ey took long his happiest vein related numberless 1.
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paper. Oh! Checkers, darling, isn't and spent long evenings in talking experience of. Remorse and the gold I , I
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and a soggy roll. Checkers 'tossed Checkers was to buy the Tyler place. "Now waiter," exclaimed Arthur, . "I'
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one of them babies -but it looks like acquaintance -surly no longer, but this morning," he chuckled. "Gee,but be purchased for cash at a verk low men, I want to propose a double toast � , I
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"If I win, I want it back," said from the line, and grabbed him by during breakfast his mind was busy ,sure return for the money, even cut- :"Let us drink," be said, "to the health I
Checkers. "It was given to me by- the arm. "What's up?" he exclaim- with a thousand different s ' i
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it's my lucky piece." ed. "V%at's the yelling about?" tions. and be finally decided that in or drought, a conservative estimate of est, most lovable girl God ever put 1 .
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Checkers walked away with his ar- Joinder, "the favorite was 'Pulled-' The consult a lawyer. "I'll find one in acre. � . �l
ly purchased ticket deep in his gck- judges are onto a job in the race it isome big office building," be rner*ally name her. Let us also drink to the I �
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�ix to five. This was gratifying to ed froni an actual blow. His eyes I Attorney -at -Law. tunity. Checkers knew nothing of other-, drained their glasses, and all .. I
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-was practically lying idle. in the bank. There was an expectant silence. :;",�
and his friends were confident. "By the bald-headed, kndck-kneed .
He went up into the grand stand; Jove!" be exclaimed, suddenly rous- This, in modest gold leiters upen No other safe investment could proni- Checkers felt the blood go surging to .;ili)
- an office window, was the first thing ise so large an income and at the his brain, while his heart, seempd to .1 I"
the horses were at the post. Remorse ing himself with a vehement gesture saw upon reaching the street. same time furnish hirn with employ- sink like lead within birn. He felt .�
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kicking and refusing to break. "I'll impossible to do the occasion justice. day, be thought. "Well, I'll go in And so at last the matter was de- that all were awaiting his response. . "I
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orite looks good," he remarked to, a In turn he was given his gold piece in entering, however, to find the "old of the necessary paperg."Th-6--house ed the others. With a superhuman ,�11,
young fellow next to him. exchange for his tic�-ef, but the $400 joker" a nian of about thirty. was vacated and thoroughly re-novat- effort he manniged to arise., and grasp- ,
"Good," echoed the youth; "well, I was gone, to return no more forever. "Is Mr. Jameson in?" he asked. ed, and Pert found a new delight in ing a fill] g]Asq of wnter, drained it. ''I
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should say he is good. He's cherry- Under any sudden and crucial mis- "I am Mr. Jameson," was the re- selecting paper, carpet,§ and furniture "I'll tell you, bovs," he said huskily. R
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put it all on .him. There's a lot of Checkers' position would have felt "Certainly-, come into my private was found to be clear, Checkers gave tile 0(icp,ionls too much for me. T 1�
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she couldq1t get out of her own way. have sougl4, perforep, the .Smiles of you'll be a:ble to help me, It's a property, in fee, to Persts Barlow. for making it unanimous. I , know' �, �� :
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he held his counsel. The next mom- tion to the winds, nnd risking their I w�ant some one with a lot of experi- ers' desire, and was a great surprise hardly believe my good fortune my- I",
ent the starter dropped the flag. all at any desperate gam�� chance ence. to Pert and her parents. "What's s ��
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behind, got two lengths the best of It; few might have taken their hard luck who, by the way, was none other than smile, "and what's yours is your bop -dream.' I've been ready to get ;,i�
and, setting a hot pace, widened up resigrke,iily, only tbRnkful that it was my old friend Murray, "but I've been own." And that ended the matter- . G.I
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