I Contributions for this departmen
I 1
i 5 _ _ _ For' P'sils. reaches 0 f _1 ; » i 0 Farmers. a1rymen.Horse'1nen
sua emi. ssutribuu. ts, 'res
ll'
The Dslry,'_'i'hs 'rui-1, sud ga-,d
' _30Q_li,u-fdepnrtuieute oi The .Guardian
¢i\ll\sce will be given to
1-...
_ _ 5 .f _ _ _ ._ _ _ 5 hesction or mais. In cess it is im-
Uontributon an “km o_ have THE EGG QROLE' M0_\fI’,,MENT_ the ‘enterprise irom varying view _f - ~ ~ possible to obtain the proper con-
,°h°_”' "M199 #Ubin oiiice _early each 'Wk £LoJ:ly‘ A b
_ ,_ ._,_4 art-~-emergency v in 11”, ‘ ~ i’ ' C ` for e.ny»kiud of eggs to light the
item can be handled as late as onf in gaiigugg lqagzziesot) I i3l?i:i§'ul>;:>\1giiiiv<:en m°v°m°°t dmv” and this hu “mandy F'
p.m. Wednesday. All" received after
. fall
. . y _
that hour cannot sppssi- ‘mul the Representative, working in eo-opera- mrchanwi bw-n paying wo “tue in
_following week.
THE HOME _
‘dial measures being taken* in fact bean circulatqd' investigated' 'it Wm “
should be addressed to i
President Teachers’ Association
_ - » “hill h i ' h ii D _G,,m,dmn.s school and Home H im” ° B Wegdi they will get t e srmers cas ‘ "-0-Bows.oho~1°iis»<»w»1.‘»‘f§l`°§§.ii’i."T.§§.§.1.f.i'.5§§¢'i§°»l'...»3.'i ""°’ °”°' g°°“ ““““”’ ‘“ ““ "°`
- - th i d l 'll l -
SCI-1001, PR0i;i_,i;iM5_ all eggs, good, had or lndillcrcnt, _?:_‘;';_h___; f:_`§;l_:'__ e;_c;;'s _w_r_____gv_¢:_c0g:_i,Riversxde.
l _ *_ » commanding 'the same price, which '
_ »- quality of eggs and be willing to pay
_______ __c__o___ (§__s1_¢¢tsti,) ,megusdthnt these practising careless in accordance with quality
not the only place
where our children require discipline. 'ifllcre is too much freedom and lax- ity in the home. Many of our child-
. e ar ment of A - '
ren have very little reverence for su-'"0" 0*’ °"“"‘“ wht th” f“"“°" “ms” :iI;l\)il)i%,ii:gdt<l>)yc1\t:i“;’I¢)1»nli Bhd Which “'51 gg; tliligphlhlfsseigifsihIanPthixxi:i?‘%scE’? ,w,.i0,.B_ 0,. ovon_.pm,ents_ Many m0¢,h_ -of poultry keepers obtain a sm:-illcr undoubtedly result in mow and bet- in Eastern Canada _ ers seem to be anxious that their Pl`0dliChi0'1 Ui °iZHB» It 'mai' iii fi'-Ch _ '
girls become yoiiiig lsdiss si; tim um, he said that a premium ls placed on “leased price to the c0,mums,__ and s of tW°lV° 01' f0iil`h0eh Years- T110!! 9l°1"“"1Y _m“th°;1“' all u’}1“7 "'"“'lt" 12 lair proilt for the legitimate middle-
are ushered into societ at the s c P- 099 0 “Ut “B ml DPP C011 when tiioy' should be bust to bed atgil 0' thi’ *OW “ig i“"“h‘°"°“ °*` th” mgiin fsrmsrs ol this Province wi11.iJe stepping miles m 211 with halves p.m, Truly this is ii [gist sgs_ Dis. Dominion or the value of live dozen do wen to carefully considm- this clnline/should begin nt home. umm ergo in overs' thirty marketed. Hoof- movement and ssl. themselves why
experience I sm convinced that dllll- 111111 Oi Whifll 1088 is I>l‘0VBi1hRb\0~ them siiosid slwsys be strong oppo- t eulty between pupils and teacher in This he-*IVY 1055 mllht of "°°°”“-V sltion when they attempt to nd B nine 'cases out* of ten occurs where filii Dl'ihCiP8ii.V UPU" hh" i"`°d“°" "nd together. This is an 0lJD0l‘t\lliiC?'af0|' c
the pupils have had little or no dis- iii Phi* 0" th” °0"9“"“”`~ Anotb" the building ‘up of one of the most cipllne at heme. 'Buiiils on the street, bed ieiithfe of PWBHD* Chhdihiohh hi impnntnnt farm products, end elevat-
at the rink, ni; the opera, etc., every the great dlilerence between the price mg the ind,,5t,.y to sud, B _level ss ,_ night can never he a success. They i'9U»liZ9ii f0l` 0229 by the pl‘0diiC0l`i1hd gb wlpii out the suspicion of eggs t are too superficial and cannot bc- the Drives paid by C0“9“T“°" hy ""‘“" which is one of the greatest factors , come men or women in the truest Oli Of their heiiilr '$00 mam’ handle" in eurtailinent of consumption. Why ssns¢_ ,_, . i . of the product, which considering its should the f8,.m.e,.s. right to manage ‘For some reason tss msiiy of Qui- extremely perishable nature should their Own ,mans bs disputed? And pupils leave sch0o1 at too` early an i`€B0ii thi’ ¢°h“m°" 5", the sh°"t°“t why should they not stand together agc~n.t ten, elewn, twelve, etc.. they D09Sihl° time- The °_bi°°t 1" View 1" in this matter as they did in the
Fmdlluuy ‘UCP 03. Perhaps Of 11¢°¢B' °rg““m"g c°`°p°mtwe egg Bening 0ii°Hf»i0ii °f cfmmeries- and ”°°“'° an recently, He will be turned to heat nity in order to earn s_ livelihood, associations. i<ii0Wh HS egg °i’°1°’- 1° fequel or even greater advantage? '
but that is the case only in a. limit- to eliminate these evils and place a _
ed,_degree. The democratic idea of premium on good methods and 2006 QEREAL GROPH,
giving all children free schools is not eggs, thus giving encouragement to_ ._.
working out as well as it should. those wishing to he honest and do 0TTAWA_ June 27._A sablsgmm Theichlldren are not taking 'adv_on- the-fight thiiiEr~ 'Thffe iii Timm mi' rscsivsd from the International Agri-` tsge of the, schools, Perhaps our ed- much greater profit to the producer cultural Instituts_ Roms' gives the ucation has been too much along the without _increasing the cost to the following omdal preliminary esi-_i_ lines of the ide/sl _ rather than the consumer if the present waste Bild mates of the 1-913 production of ce- practicsl. -In s new country such assoine oi the__unnecesenry handling are real crops in Reversi counts,-ss’ com.
too much
N14 too littlh
____ _ points. Bome are opposed to it, de-
_ (Dept ol Agriculture), i clsring they will put up their prices
M,._ T A Beneath Dominion Poultre' been done. Which is it have these
the past, or are they 'losing money to
3°l;_v;’i%,l:1tt):.° Pmvmcial Department keep the farmers in the old rut to-
B' pa" ng ness with these merchants.
thf;‘f“"t,h“"° :§“g ’°°°g”“°d th” °"“° 11 the methods end working ni the gfarfeiingomas eogfsimy nttgxizegf egg circles are considered without land the urgent need' of some reme: bias’ and ‘Elsa reports which have
» ‘ _ be found that nothing but good can
public feeling in many sections has result from this work. The merch- :EglinTore;IOggtteigiifgitcmisthhliiitindei “nt” Wm h” h°"°nt°d mm’ by th”
a 0 C ns. 1 »
,Indus pmmnt th d farmer! cash than by the eggs, and
as um. "mt mte,, system prevaim partments, and there are evidences
me o s oi breeding, feeding and cur- It is hoped that ML Bénson Wm ing for Poultry and market eggs, are eiv th U Ham t f ii
- rec e e unq a suppor o a
on an equality with those who adopt in tho good work which he has been correct methods with the one excep-
' ' tor eggs on the mnrlfct w`ithout ln-
Csnsds culture should be Elven anielnsted T _ H025 ps,-sii with the nnsl estimates for
._ my-___. - ___ _~e._.. .;~;.-=--,__-.__-,:,_;_-_;:; 1. _-__...__..-._______ ,191Z:_ _
WHEH _
' f ' i A 'V I 4. ` " _ l' A
,__
0 ' 1015 1012
i
,, _
l
bushels bushels
i‘ 1 i. . _ .s1,011,000 02,150,000 `?t';l5?r.‘n. _ .1ss,110,000 155,121,000 U. 3.... ...144;000,000 130,201,000 '1neis. . . . .:i5s,a10,o00 006,030,000 ;'.1spsn. . . . 21,020,000 25,692,000 Bannmv.
U. s.... ...111,000,000 222,024,000 Jspen... ..101,01a,000 99,514,000
oA'rs. )
_ U. 8.... ...1,104,000,000 1,418,337,000
unix /sssp. rnais... 21,420,000 25,648,000
rue m\|uir.rs._ '
' HALLAIWB WEEKLY MARKET RE-
f _ PORT.-HIDEB, SKINS, WOOL,
JUNK. if
Toronto, June 26th.
| 'Mayor
I _ (425893) _ _ _
_f .V . \
E "
.e.xo'“troi_tln_g _sta
ever lived or died. _ _ _
Meyer ‘Todd is as ideslaspevimon of the i\1I1,*f_i¢=1ii_
ti-utter, handsome and fHSi.»_
Qtsooo but to make it so-that rich and poor alike, can
shnreldiislfee is placed at_.`$r_‘5.oo/payable by note' at tinie cf 'yhhrst deivice or io per cent for cash; I ~
atthe stable of W.S.McK1¢’S ,254 heh* \
N0 375.1. it
. Son of fT0_d¢_1 2_i4_i.4 who sired more 210 trotlers ii,-,,,,._Vj§,ii.y`_,i.sis¢.ih0¢~isvsr, 1i'v_¢d‘f.nfi1i.= ii.. ii.ne_i.s_ lived.
_ _ Beefhides are being marketed freely.
' ' » ~ Tanners are playing e waiting game,
Ts ` ,_ _’ Q ` and buying lightly, waiting for the t
leather ' market.. to piilk UD- Ui*-Yi Butcher Hides, green, fist. IHC. por lb Inspected Hides, No.1, liic. No, '
Country-Hides, ilat, cured, cured, 12§_to 12§c. Green
in fair. supply and are ' at full current prices.
green, dat, 16c. Country; 17c.; cured, 11 to 19c.; condition and take-ofl. sob osu, .$1.00 to .$1.50
are being absorbed as V
$4. . C li '
‘£3.50 0£o_ $2.03.
llionstlien ‘any horse ilhiit
Country
his serv'ce__ fee should be. af.,
and
little
l _ _o1,,ii1zer.
No. 1,
HORSE NOTES.
_ -__ Dlngoia. _2.20 the fast pscer sold by Cameron to 1-Ialiisx parties last is stepping eights in. 14 seconds.
_O O U
Fred Cameron sustained s. broken
collar bone in the\ spill in the 2.30
O 5 O Dr. strieinsne wsshighiy tickled by the showing oi Commodore's stock made in Summerslde. Two ilrsts and
g '“°' h" ’°' °°“‘° “'-°“"‘ , ai this 2 Iti ts id.
_ i_,_:i;i_: engaged _in _practical Held work, g;¥_s;:dt_:t_f;.g_____ 1_i_oweeiv_°___w_i_;_y____ otha: pace a ummers :_
_ ' ' " ‘the lilies his lzrifthliihgatiziidahhiii )1°V°°l “‘°'°h““t° vi" th” '““"’°' 'W' » what ° “`°“" '“°h °' “’°°d °“k1°’
» ,question 0, marketing B 'B has been Ierently and are glad to cash the H, displayed in the 1.24 trot at
_ _ _ ___ given ,nut place Thosig who have cheques 9! the associations which the Summerside. He is g‘0lnK to be a
_ ` _ ‘ ‘iz __ ,given the mat,” even, i farmers are oilering in GONE ili»\Si' great trotter for his class this fall. '
i
second.
.~ O O O
' Riverside classes are filled for July 7. Ginger will be a starter in the 2.20 see.
, O O O
Two ,horses will come down I from
Cape Traverse for the green race at
P. C. Brown leaves shortly for the United States in quest of speed. Pick
will get a good one if he gets any.
U l O 'line Horsemen all' fee1’very badly
Bering 2.181 sold by Halifax par- ties last fall to Walter Cox is said to ‘
Uhlan 1.58 worked s. mile in 2.02
his mark this season.
O U O
the western $1000 purses.
‘ C C Q
For s $500 side bet Charles Vallery
eight and one half seconds. The drive
Grand Opera 2.18; the Canadian uuch Z8E_!M'1y°°'r' _ 2,30 Brie trotted ".311 l-5 as
,owned pstsi- is making s siess up 0| `
sistency of the surface material, it is “
better to shape the road when some what too wet than when sit is too dry. even if it is necessary to stop __ traifie upon it for a few days. The ‘ ' road should - be opened to tx-adic ss ' ~"' ' ‘- soon as practicable alter completion, ‘ ' ‘ -_ as this will he found to have a benefi- -- i ~'
i,..`._- ‘ _ 'i _' ' ' ' ' ' 5 ._ _ ' ~ ' lever. inereesi_n¢_ dlmeud for.-,the good- stock is comingto market freely, the into rute by travel. This preliminary ‘I i' ' _ ` `
" "i`rtlel€T|`1d‘it in for theiproduoer to del,l\llilg__f\ill?i'l>iuS,¢i1»~‘,l\1Pri!. Farm-j mixing should be done ii possible. but
co-operate -more closely with the ooh-_ _ef pod stop! '86 to '40c. ‘bftelfeonditions do not allow it and unmet- and see -tof it that this defi Old Rubbers, Junk, etc., is absorb- the sundhss to be 'mixed on the wet
cali 'ot the -mighty mend is sstiededf _ ed as last as received at full quote- clay roa`_i:. After this iiret -mixing has
is Very' ¢ti’°°g lt the age oi, 'l'wo‘,-ei these-associations known .as tions. Rubber boots and shoes sc- been ifin bed the road is finally pud- 0i‘.f,°l.l!'teeu in *this'icountry, Egg 0irclee~~qro{_._alrepdy doing busi- c0i'¢lil1¢ to trim 'li to 9c._Auto tires, 4,l_led_with a harrow after s rain. In we were to observe the .bent nees.on' the Island; one in New Lon- 1 to 91:. Bicycle tires, 8 ~to 4c. ,case an ‘excess of clay works' to the
the pupils _in~1the pu'blie'.`selieo1s,` don and-fanother at Kensington, hav- Lend. heaYy,.8} to 40. Tee lead, 2!-»' surisee and tends to make the unix-
,mm by_qu",_,°n wnubom-,°___c-_ 0 mud sitei-,wards give -theme some ve-' 108 between them A membership ot to 810. Brees heavy 9 to me t
_ _ _ ,__ M, _ _ _ __ __ ,. _ _ _ . . .' ure sticky, snndshould be applied
-°u_,p,,W,"__ Answéw _vm be :Wm wgfgrggpageingggetioni possibly n much upwards of 150 to date and apply; Light, 8 to 7c. Copper, heavy, 11 to until this trouble is ovsi-come,
. _ _ .__ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ge o our-_pupils would _tions for membership cont-inu _‘12e. Light 10 to :w£c. Zinc, 2ito_ Upon' the 'completion oi the mixing °_Xp°1',’¢l te All questions of generarremsm in 'school-In `a'1oug%x‘~period._ coming It is the iutentionss in- .4_e. _ _ '_ _ _ _ _ _'V and puddllng, the 'road should he interest on _ _ .~ '_ _ as possi le to obtain the assistance _'__ ~ '_ _. shaped while it is still soft enough to our mines _uni win in~..ny, way. of time °»\ses°<i in hiiniiiine ore' in ' ‘ b
_ _ _ °.l>l'0l>0rIy finished with a. scraper
l;elp.i;° siiyssss prim, Edward Is each district where than aeeocia- ' ‘ and l; th
_ _,_ _ _ _ '_ __ e. . e same time stif! enough to
mud mupuu , ~ _i;ig_ncs__;_r_: t_;:___be_°r3°_g_tiE1i::_<:_,_____l>;i:_ v_t:i_:_ _ _ 'IURI1 __ peck well under the roller, or under' ,~ ..
. _ -. ri ,
cial effect upon it. ,. V '
After sand-clay roads are construct- -‘ " ’ ' - ‘ `
ed, they should be cared for until the
I'
ll¢H6i`ViiI2 oi special mention. No _ (Pura Bred Enrolment sand-clay road is in proper condition “" " " " " ‘ ‘Y " `
#53-A
\__ '
| `
__ ,
_ cows owe. Mon: MILK
_ --Battle n-take |in_t(si- \,s¢i[._1ii|ii| sn
»>. -.f. n<;_1_en_i_icr dangerous when dnhorneil
» i _ U \ u
» uzvsmne seimnnsii.
' - `_ if Q "' Uutsdsidss utunce~~-Ne crush-
ing or bruising. Lltllc pnlu. Tha
Q ,, ;\l1ly_li\iTnneme!hoii-Wrilofol
_ » r a l t. _ _
\10noberts¢.rnmn..?.o.f): "' R H "°“'""
Aqllirl 2.271-4 . _ .
9.'
1 M- ~,1,§__',i,i_3__i§,,<;_'_i BOTTOM’S
Bl' 0 B DWI).
. `
_.,~ _ l_, `
if
fr-.~_*‘,\‘.:. .,~,~..~,,§ i ,_
when first constructed, and this at- ' ` ` '
tention afterwards is as much a part nf the road construction as the haul- ing of the first load of sand or clay. ' ' _ '
` (To be Continued.) "
` ' ' ' 0 0 0
i.s°:;.s°:'."t;:.;i..°‘;t.“2it.':f;¥ :.02 Chiiiiliiihii fiiifiilile Siiiiiiiili 0i|’- 5-L csre is extremely important and `~ is
No. 5 Dept. 0/ Agri.)
(4|8l8) Race Record 2,25 I-4
is a son of Bingarn who sired such horses as Baden, 2.05 I-4; Bclvasin 2 06 3-4; Bergen 2.06 3-4; Biuvolo 2.07 3-4, etc, Champion money winning sire of 1912. Wor]d’s champion sire of 2.08 troiters at ll years. Sire of 38 two year olds that have trialed in 2.30 or better. etc, etc.
a son of Kadika who is the
(Pure Bred Certificate No. 5| -` i C I is .
___ Dam of Hcrka 2.14 I-4. Win-
. _ __ __The Thine: bred oi_su the_sis;1- - - ner of ten races and $2700 in
1_04_ ons. grea young s re. Fu url y - _
n ` o s o bred all over, and the sire of colt' ' I9I2' Blala 212;; ,I'2’ Peter Conroy received a good pass, trottere of size sud substance; will Brie and B_avlan I-8 in I8 0 ti-sin in Princesses. He was rncod hh" ° 5'8"” M 0”* =“=_*h° "MH sec. (as yearlings). All above “me on the ice last winter and is this year. Watch them. They are the records were over 1_2 mile Oneida,-od a very promising h,.,,se_ kind you want, Kaldah, sister of
n s s Acquirl is the dam of Baden Z.05}, L
Minnie 2.11,; worked s mile in 2.20 *hi* h"i=°°* “whey Winner in 1912 b._~i i - ' ' ewntiy over Humax tmck_ That is and the premier winner, in regular QCS ll‘Oi Cl'5 ill tile Uilltéd he fastest heat so far worked ovcr` “°‘"g °v°"t°f “"5" uma- w“d°“'° " _ t this season. Wifmihgs hir 1912 Hmvuiiied t0 $3-*if* nbove are full sisters and
s ¢ s 77:. ands Gold (luv valued at 8500.00 1 _ tb _ b - _Y _. d b B.
Race meets were held in Glace Bay i0l‘ $30,000. Eiervlce Fee $15.00. 310 cfs emo 51117 Y ln'
and St. Stephen on July 1st_ Russian Nobleman Prince Viazsmnki V
s s s and he was afterwards sold to the ' » ‘
racks. Berks was one of the
tales last year. A1l,_,of, the
gnra. __ FULL SISTERS and BRO- THERS. Berka 2.1 1-4, Biala 3) 2.18 I-2, Bavi$1 trial (2)
ycarling in 18 secdllds, Brenta which is described as a sensa-
. , ..-3'... _ _ t' 1 ` ` '_
of Waverly, Ohio, recently drove his (f 1;' ,,{____, __ Iona Jearléng _lin thef Ageql trotter 29% miles in one hour fifty- ` can »orSe ree er 0 pn
was made in td bu ver fair- -. SM "|"""""q 4) J .-5 .. 1 -_ 20th' ly good ros.d:LIt_l)s ag\‘:rhrl,d's xqzcord. ' "‘='7'°~‘“:“"“*"' _ A '
C O
All the big stakes are/filled to
will be at Fred Cameron's Stables [formerly Hurry’s
overflowing this year. In some there gsslsd T ,i dd ‘are upwards of fifty-seven entries; PostmseterenG§:alala vvri‘iisi>c¢le retiglxlii o o l ' . ’
at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday,
The purses hung out for harness the 25th J
_Siables] Euston Street near Queen Street, Charlottetown.
J
be well filled. ‘
SAND-CLAY CONSTRUCTION
st iiiii qii°tstis_ss` _crowned as nearly as possible to the ‘
0 , _ . -» road surface should slopll H0111 *hh center to the -
demand at iiiiiil pei'
ol accord- it il
Chl!
_ uly 1913 f th 4 .
racing_in tthe United Statestagd Can-isnce of His Majeety’s lvlinilse ifiinveii A gn” ‘hm |3 as “M7353
ode ee year. essresa ° over proposed contract for four ' ' s ecd. Bottom has re i
$3,000,000, times per week Over Rilxftiillrsltlliilli p P S A P , lacg 3 . 1, 1
_ ¢ s _ ,om Nm 1 ,mm Elmim P_ E_ I_ . ._- esta ar wi ring tils cats ogue.
Western Canada. nolds the honor of from the Postmaster Generel's pleas.
the fastest mlle_ so far' this sesson,|ure.
I
Doctor Wilkes 2.08}. i Printed notices containing fni-tiisr De As MaCKlnn0n, Druggiaf, _ ° ° °~ information as to conditions of pro-
_rhe every, heat a race plan is prov. posed Contract may he seen nnil 1\iEtf,
ing very popular in the Western blank forms of tender may lin 0|..
States. It 'prevents the laying up `oi_talned at the Post Ollices of Souris '
henti- EBSQ Elmira and Route offices and 5 ' "`=”' "' ' l'
' ° ° _st the office of the Post Ollico Inspec-
Grsttsn Royal the Canadian pacer tor. ‘ hav" ,,,,,,||,,,, ,md h,,,,l,,,,: ,U|_,,m,, “iw
' worked the fastest mile so far at J , - `
ry as a great sire io propagate end a great sire.
Owner
, __ E
"lt is now the season when it is
_ OI-IN F. WHEAR, .ccrinc, cold cromu, vimclinc, powders nni.ui':il in 0 wrt n number of litt
Detroit 2.042. He should prove the Post Oflice Inspector. ‘and n number f tl
xi le
o o lor summer com- inconveniences from the ciiccts oi the
biggest winner in the pacing division_P°Si1 Uillice Ii19lJ¢¢f0i"B 01308. plcxion rcstvrcre. (let your i-iiipply sun, wind or insects and it is absol- oi the Grand Circuit. 6-1‘Mgg_T0Wl1. Ji-U19 12th. 1913. here. The Two Macs, 140 Great (leo. uiriy ncrcsssry to he prepared to
0 e ‘ ~ _ -
_ ,SL Mldti. prevent or cure these ailments. We
The Grand Circuit will open” next
_ _ week and then the racing season will hm -is _uu-
i _ _ ' f' 'Y'
be in full BW liz. _ _ ,,...____.___,_ ______________________________ __ _
_ - lg
,_ 0 s is .i
,Entries for the Stallion Stake close i odsy. Indications are'that it will
~ heoenieens. _ `
Urou .fi our sussonlfi
_ _ l_usu_h _After proper. drainage hss been pro-` ided the rosdbed should first be
rin desired in the.finished road The
sides at least one half It should be noted that
important to form crown first where the
clay than it is with a
having been proper-
should be,
to s depth nf it is pulverls- possible. It ls 6 to 8 inches of The send should
layer it thick- road, follow- plsnss was clay upon e '
while they are ,`stlts, con-
oractiee of doing and paddling when are wet It has been `
een be more
compare- _
Oiltlro
l>°4i°£
elsy if latter
materials _
ERS will save and preserve the iii f
ments, Cracked Hoof, Kidney__'I`rouble, Fcvcrs, Cuts, Sores and will rei
in furcs :
SPIJNTS CUR BS _ sriivius ' ENLARGEMENTS CQUGIIS
' CULDS
` D|STEM PER
GBANDEKS
` ' Before Ulinj F
DE KR SIR-I had s mere which had n \'ery_biu1 cough
and heaveplor simr. six mehthll. Ind hP°0m° '0'h"\ there was nothing le up s s l-ly butsk nun bones nnri lwast mptrd to shoothe riend of m new ohsd used
gr. J. I%oodbury’s Herne Lin Trent, wlth&oo¢i_succere,ln- use s tot .v one bouleo t w irhl a w th To best run! usoeiluet one and 'ne all bottl oft el.ir.i mentw iehefieeie ui comp ei cure ol bot the cough and th hesves,an Ihave or ed and driven her ever I .
-, ~ - ` T ‘S'|'lHONIAl.S
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DR- J- WOODBURV'S HORSE LIN1MiiN'r at DR. 1. wooiinunvs CONDITION Pown-
B 0 your horses. Their usc will eine and prove nts the diseases com~
moh to horses, such as Cougbs, Colds, l)lsi<'mper,Glander~', Spivins, Pink lCyc,Splinis,Curhs,Enlarge-
Use this reparation thoroughl_v for all and every disease of the horse for which it is recommended. Crlticise
it closely. Caregully watch. mark ani note its effects, and liuiisstly judging it on ii`s merits, you will he compelled to endorse lt. ‘
MEBBRB FRABIER '1`li0RN'I`0N nb UO.. Cooltshirr, Que.
linrso l.i|iiment" for the past seven .vents lor goulhs. colds and lamoness ui all kinds and llnrl it given t n very but results lordviitf-mpcr. I certainly consider lt lhs bent on the marksl,sud would never be without a bottle
(Signed) WALTER SLATER, "Cash Livery."
FRASIER THORNTON ai C0.. Oookehire. Que.
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