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’ THE urns? lilive ' -~ _ THE

l 'I y i _F

Had Weak_ Back.

' Would Often Lie in Bed for Days Scarcely Able to Turn Herself.

Weak back comes trois the kidneys, and when the kidneys are'out of order t-he whole systein becomes deranged. Thom _ who have never been troubled with kid- ney trouble do not know of the sutl`erin| and niisery_which those atlliolied unde o_

Do:in's_l\idiie_y Pills an I lpouilierfol

all kidneygroub es. '

'1‘hey gin by helping the kidneys

to llusli of all t e acrid and poisonous iiiipurities which haw collected, thus

sparing out the kidneys, lrlllqdder and

tie urinary pa es a osrryin

away the uric acidfutigs ehisl nun ol rbeumatism, from the blood.

Mrs. Arch. Schnare, Black Point, N.B.,

wril_es_-“For years I was troubled with weak back. Oltentiinee l have lain is bed for days, being scarcely able to turn myself, and I have also been a great sullercr while tryi to perform in houseliold duties. Inlird doctors attentl iiig ine without avail and tried liniment-I and plasters, but nothing seemed to do me any good. I was about to give up in despair when my husband induced me to_ try D0an's Kidney Pills, and alter using two boxes I am now well and able to do my work. I am positive Do:\n’s‘ Kiilncy Pill! are all that you claim for ui.-ii., ina 1 would ravi.. oi lil-iiiq ‘ sutlcrcrs to give them a fair trial."

l’i'ics. 50 cents per box, or 3 for $1.25,

at all dealers or 'l`he T. Milbum C0., Lim-

ited, '.l`oronto, Ont. `

In ordering specify “Doan’s." ,

George Cresceus 1512.27 42246 Winner 2-5 and4 year old

_ trot Halifax

iii-iilli-iiii-iif \\'li_\' l'ii'i»i»il to il “\\'i)l'l,l) ltl-I"l\\ll.l. Hl<I'._ iii' “_\llGH'l` ll.-\\'l£ |Il`l-j.\` "_’ \\'li_\' not l»i‘i-i-il to '.i horse who H... ~ .fill .iiiil \viii~. iirsi iiioiii»_\' c\'i»-ry yeiir _iiiil will il-i it ;i:.':iin. \\’lii>n f'i'e.~'cl-ii_s riiccsl ii I|.i!ii.i\. ilii~ lli_ilii:i\ I-li-_i'iilil siiill “Four i»..li~ i`:ii i-ll iliv \\'ii'i- bu_\ iilil-r the second lii-_ii lli.»i~i- iviis iiolliinl: io it but the l"ii~il~-i'ii-iilii iii:ii'i= zlnil Llil-_ sun ol' the <ii'i- il l`i'i»~i'l‘iis ivliose s_u|iei'ior brveiling .i~.-iii--il iii liill in ilii‘_ 2 iiniil liciit.~"`. 'l`liis |ii.i>_i» Iiiis |ii'i»\.-il liiiiisell _li lrottor, sire

_iiiil ~llii'.\' lioi'.~i'. iiiiill will :iire ii l`|'l>o ~i-i-\ii~i» iii ili.- iiialii who cali siow iiie ii i-iilt iriiiii t`ii-st‘cii.~ iiiisoiiiiil ur thiil l‘iiv\ ii.- luiiiulii iiir loss than $200. lli- i\'i|i --i.iiiil ;ii_ l’;ii-k >'i;il-les_ vor _Quvi-ii iinii l_ii~lii_il >li'i~»'l_~. .\l. A. O llrii-ii iii cliiir|,:i-.

, lfiii Iuillivi' iiiioriiiiilloii :i|lyl_\' to

I". lll‘l.»\l.l£S,

_ _ i)\\ nur

t'|i liiwii

1 ili'~iiiili'ii'

._ ____ ..

` hy l\lI.\'Allll’S l.lNIMl\lN'I‘_

l"'.li=-‘

svivoiisls or cANApi.i'N Nourii wssr LAND iu:cuLA1ioNs_

sornely iiiiilci' the peculiar cli'cl1ni~ stuiit-es ol the case lct me oil for 1, llvlillt-l‘Coi'li of Ts_, ivliiclil shall glml. ll’ l’¥\.V»" The pcciiliiii' circiiinstiiiiccs ‘i\'ei‘i: tliiit thi- ll-ttf.-i‘ i'l-_lated til thc

niovemciit lol' the abolition ol shiv- ery.

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.\ll.\`Al{ll’.\' lil.\`ll\ll<1N'l`_ L mtl

Dulliolisiln

i tel

i\ll‘1!\"l"_

St. l'ctci~'.~:, (`. li_ ].)|lw_ ;_]N[_i|.;|.‘_

Rntliilrst, N. B,

Ex-Queen liiliiiokalani of Hawaii is

not in favor ot women's suffrage. 1( her deposed majesty holds the views ascribed to her, one can iiiiderstalid readily why she is an ex'-qiieeii. She is reported ss saying :-

‘Women seem now to be at the

height ot this siiltrage‘idea. To ine their want-ing the vote seems ab slird.

the sttairs of state.

political activities '.’ 'I‘hey~ riiiiiiol gain~say ii ivimiiin. Imagine ii lull; getting lip in the Legislature uiiil lii~ formini.: ii cliivalroiis old laivnlalit-i' that he was mistaken in his .ir-ws. He ivo`illd sink hack, at fi lo.-'s lol' \\'oi'lls_ If she says sit llowii, lic mlist i'i>nipl_v. lii tact, in an lirgii- ment \\'itll li woman ninii liiis iiii show. (uit of common ciiiii'tcsy hi- caiinot i.|ipiise the wishes ol u lnily evcii iii |iiilitics_

HEA\`\' ill-lAll(lE Fill! l'tI>"i‘.\ill~}.

_¢_l.iiiilli»n (`hi'oiliclc.l '

A lt-ttci' is now L'oii\'cyl-il li.lilIll

milcs lor ii pt-lilly, 1<‘i,i-gig" U.,-,»,._.~_ lloiiileiici- was an expcn_~ii\'i- liixiiry l€-SS UEHII £1 cciitury ago, lii 1i\l5 William \\'ilheri<irce records iii his iliary the i‘eci~ipt of ii iiotc "from Hatchard telling me that xi lcttci' trom Hayti iveigliiiig R5 oiiiiccs linll come for nic, rind was cliargcil at £37

_1;’»‘=_. and that he had refused to tall..-

in.

“Tho tlciicrlil l’ostofhc"¢ vt-.,.y_&m_1_

I ciircil li li<»i'~'¢» iiitli thc man 'e

l_‘Hlt1S'l`ill'lil‘lll S.-\l`NlllilllS.

_I ciircil ri horse, hriilly torn hy ii ii i fiii-ii, iiirii _\iiN.\ili>'s i.i`:<i_

1 ciii'<eil li liiirsi- of li linil swi"lliiiy

' ~ -'i‘i-los. w. P.\\'l\'i~2_

ANY |ii-rsoii who is the sole lioiid. ol ii

i`.iiiii|_\ or lin) iiiiile il\'i>i'l!i yuiirs ulil

iii:i,\ ll-iiiii~ sli-iiil ii quarter-section ui ;iiiiiliil»{i< lliiiiiiiiiiiii liiiid in Miiiiitobii. l\';i<'k:lii-lii~\\'.iii iii' .~\lbi~i'tii. 'l`huiipplii.'iini l iiiilsl :limi-iir in perlsoii lit the lloziiiiiiiiii llaiiiils .~\;:i-iicy or Suh- .\l:--iii-_\'-ior ilii-ilislrici. l'2ii!r_\'l,iy proxy iii;i_\' |»i» iiiiiiii- :il iiily iil:i‘iic_\',uii ci»i'l.aiii i--iiiililiiiiis, by iiitlii-i-,iiiiillii~i', soil. iliiui-:li ii~i. Iii-i»tlii~r iii' sistt-i' oi intending lioiiic

:ii-:ii vi"-

i>iiiii:l~.- Sit liiliiiths‘ rcsiiil-nco ii on

iiiiil iii.ili\litii»ii ill thi' liiiid iii Pauli ul llii'i~ii _\i':ii's. .~\ liiiiiil-stuiitlvr muy live liiihiii iliiii~ iiiilus iii' his liuiiiiesloiiil on il ` :ii iii iii' ;ii |i~:i.~i ~0iii~i'i~s siill-l_\' ownifd and ...ii-ilpiiwl liy liiiii iii' by his iiitlici', iiiutlier.

~.ilii, iliiiii_f_liii:i',_hrotlici' ui' sister. -

liii-i-riiiiii iiisiricls ii lioiiii-lilti-lidi=r_ in

;-_iiiii-I siiiiiiliiiz iiiliv pri--eiiii. ii quarter- si-viiiiii iiliiiiifsiilv his hiiiiii-steiiil. Primm _\::,i»i| iiiil' iii‘i'i- l)iitii~_~-Must rl-sirli' six iiiiiiillis iii i-.ii"li iii' six _\'t~i\i‘s iriiiii il;itP U liiiiiii-sti-ii<l i-ntry 'incliirlin' the time ri' ‘ iiiii|'~-il til i-lirn lioiiivsti-;icl` piitvni.)-:incl

i'li|li\.it»- lilly iii'r`i<s i-xlrii.

\ liiiiiii sti.iil ii “hi li. h t l h's

July IJ and 27

Sept. 7 and 2|

¢ANAoiAN '

'PA¢:|F|c

_ HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS l

Allril 6 and 20 Sccoiiil-i’liis=_~i lloiiiiil I Mi 4 ii ia issi'ii"'~'i'i"l5'il'i5"ivi

f y an Cliurlo‘€t:i-_EJow'n _

i :

""“° " '5 Q 2 winnipeg s4i.os

Brandon 43.05 Regina 47.55

Saskatoon 5l.40

Aug. I0 and 24

Calgary 57.25 Edmonton 57.35 _

. -~ i ' ' 1 'is ex aus ci i. liiiiiii-sti~ii<l rilrlil :ind ciiiinot ubtiiin ii pre- iiiiiliiiii, iiiii_\' llike ii puri:liit_~iu(l home ii-:iil iii i~~-riiiiii rlislricls. lfricos3.00 per i-i'i-_ lliilii-.--~.\liist resiilc six months in ;ii~ll iii' llli‘i-i- _\'i‘iirs. irultiviito fifty iicroli ‘ iiiiil l~i'ur_-L li liousc worth R2i00.00. `

_ \\'. W. CORY.

Ili-iliiiy ill tlii- .\l'iiiistcr ot the Interior

l l

Relu rn Limit EQUALLY l

'I' wo Months Low Rates

To Other Points

From Date ol Issue

N. ll, _l'iiiiiiLlioi'i'/.ull piiblicittiun ol tliiu'

;ii|_ii-i'ii~i-iiii-lit will iiutbt- paid lui'

i iliii

A.. U. P. Ii., St. Jo

Svc Local Agent tc-town. or write

f$' ?5‘§

I-» Fc; 52 1°.; Ee _`-'.5' F5; .=$

dtf. _

Portraits

I will receive orders for

Pastels and Oil Paintings by A. Alex. MacLeod, the noted New York Ai-t_ist. Write me for prices and other desire( iiillirniation. `

_,_ _,_ ,_ ,__y___ iuuiiii, lnilsi

.‘\`lL'lRl \\'ill mnkc the season of i io

_ riiorociuriiiii 2 -

' _ i . .

" Now Prowsc Block, sclllcll iii time ofscrvire by cneili or iinlc Wlll (l0 lt

Cli.'ii"ioiii-iii\\1i.; lliic Novciiibcr isl iicxt. _

_ _ __ ___ |r.iiiii.irnlii\;vii:iiiil ivirll ciiriell for :it,ilie eye Sgraiu and guarantee Sat'

iii ist rcasoiiiililc riilcs. |5fact10u_

Expert Baking

For You

Breed Your llesl Bred Eyes lirinll easily

Mare to llie Fast Trot- _

ting Stallion _

_ and Raise a Corncraclier.

iiiy siiiblc :il $|;.oo for :i live foal io lie

hlzircs si-iii iohe broil will lie incl a

J. M. NlCll0LSONi

diiirwililf ' _

lf you could have expert

biikcrs at your service always, it would be convenient would it not? Well, you have. In I.yncll’s Factory experts work day after day in their own special work; and with pure, selected materials and modern liletllods, are producing the

The Twenty-Fourth Session

to August 3ril. -

Pli-iisiiiit loi:iiiiiin»Ci»iirsi-s in :ill Niitur S

ill Soibnci~s,§liiti-riii.iir»-, iiiiil l)riiwin3-'I*1x

pciilicli iiiodci'iite.-Liglitl-ieii Hr-lioliirshipii

of trolii 1.10.00 to $20.00 uri- olli-ri-il lor com

petition . T

For inlorniiition apply to the 'rli-cretsry a e _

Takes Ellecl Julie 19ili

of the

will he hclil :it Liverpool, N, S. .lulylilth

|-Btudrll

wiilcly known Lynl':li’s Bread and Biscuits.

All you need do is mention

“l_,YNCll’S” lo your dealer when ordering.

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° zen J.

The iaiiiliiizii will he iiii herctotorc.

l~`lll<Jl) W. IIYNDMAN.

Ifiir riitci-i iii thc l’. _l'I. Ililiiriil Mut_uiil

Firi- liisui'iini:¢-Coinpiiliii-s on Farlirlliiilil iiigli, t‘lliirolii\_.~i, lliillmrllzlllliilli, lluulws, _ Ulieciiv l"iictiirir‘li.\Vi\tor Mills, irtc., otc. L

Mr.Albcrl. i-lnoligrovc hiii-i been iippiiiii

teaiii Niiv. Co's Wliurl-'l`elcpliiii\i~ No

Miiiiz. |)ircctoi', 'l'he Island 'l uk Co

'The time is coming when women

will forget these little lads ot lieis today and return to her liolisehi,-lil duties and sympatliics, which have been ordained tor her from the woi'ld`s beginning, Women should have no public place in conductiiig

‘What ivoiil-d men do it depi'ivcil ol

Pork

i"<ii'1'ci‘ti»il for c\'i~i'_v Wciliiiesiliiy und

___ _ liiilliir (l`i'¢'slil |li\I' ll* lil lo Ili

' ' ` ` ' lliitti-i‘ (suit) iii-i' ill 211 lo ZX

I liggs, |lcl‘ ilozi l.'i til ll'

li`o\\'l, por Ili Hii_\I ililiiscl

Huy (prvssi-il) (luis, llliick _ io 44 rlzils, \i'liiti~

Hides, per lb '

_\liittiin por lb

hard, per lb

.\liittoii (siiiiill) pri' Ui

Pork ciii'clii-is Pork (small)

Potatoes

Siriiw piir ton $5.50 to rl=i‘._:'>l‘ 'l`iii'ki-_vs IT to lil 'l‘iirnipe

>ipi'iiii; lnmb pi-_r qi:

trouble develops.

Have the strain removed.

iz Kciii Sircel, Cliiirloiiciown We quite Iuoderatm

_ lE. W. Taylor

iw- ....-

_ealth

Nl_V‘* 'Allis To KESTURE GIAY 'All 'I0 ITS NATURAL C0l.0l `_AND BEAUTY. _

‘ No matter how old and

faded your hair looks. or liow

__ lol” you have been gray, it

wi work wonders lor you, jeep you looking young, pro- "lriotc a luxuriant growth of

_ _ _healthy hair. stop its falling

nr __ _siiiiz out md Positively Ile- mov¢~ llendrull.

Will notsoil skin or linen. Will not injure

your hair. I8 NDI I Dy¢~

[Eff-ls' All SUISTITIJTEU 81.00 and 501:. Bottles, sl Diiiggiiu |Iniiolhsi»s¢¢.Co».iu¢wu-ir.N..|..u.s.a.

E. A. FOSTER. successor to A. W, REDDIN. Sunnyside.

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Corrected tor every Wednesday and Bnturdnv Issue.

Herring per hbl 85.00 to “.00 Flour Roller procured 1 $5 Cod per qutntall I4 to $5 Oats.: 38 to 40 Potatoes per bus ll to 25 Oatmeal per cwt. $3.25 Beet per lb I to 10 Em-zu _ ill Hoy, per ton, loose $10.50 Pork 10; Butter per Ili icrrerimcry) 20 to 22 Barley per liiis 50 Calibnge per dos 75 Hiilcs pci- lil _ 8 to 9

SIIMMWIRHIIIF. i`\lAllKlilTS.

t`i»i‘i'i‘i'ii~il tiii' c\'ci'y \Vr-iliivsiliii

Siitilrilny lssiiv.

:iiiil

Illitti-i' pi-i' Ili 22 :ii EI; ill-of iviii'i-ii.-_- pci' Ili) iz lo .\ l’ot[itilcs li( iii Ljii Turkey 20 Pressed Hay $10 to $10.00 Hay loose §,iii,i’>ii lilggs I7 I’i'csscil Hiriiw .$5 Wlliii- iliits ilk llliick (hits l -lil \Vl.it_u Heed Oats 45 liliiok bleed Oats 48

10 to 10;

Hiilce E Cor-nniesl per bag 100 lbs §2,20

tlllAlll.(l'l"l`l'}'|`i IW N Ill /\llKE'l`H.

Sutiiriliiy lssiic.

Bee! (qiiarteri per lb 7 to 9 liiicf lsiiiiilll poi' Hi tl to ll? Beets, per doz _ 10

tliililiugc pci' liaad 4 to 5 (lqlfskins, (tree nt heads) I0 to 11 Pells cuvll Sl to $1.30 ('liickuiis por lT>» il tn ‘I2 lliiuks pci* lli il to 12

ll til 1?

»l,"i lil

$10 to $11

4-i

ill( iii -lil

8 to 9 8 til Si 16 to 20 ll in l2 il to 11; 12 to lt 20 to Ill:

%traw, per cwt. 30'to 35

'l2 to lil

$1-125 th $l.G0

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Prove eye strain

Do not wait till serious,

The sooner the easier. Properly adjusted glasses

We are experts il1 relieving

Our prices for Eye-glasses

Summer School Of. Science l N T E R

Caliada’s SummerTrain

S. S. _Tlle 0cean_Llmlleii

will be riili lictwccii Moillrczi'l,

. Quebec. St. Joliii, H:iliffl.\'. mid thc

d Freight and l’uliscn|rerAzi~rit lor iibovi-. S)’(ll|C}:~‘4~ _ _ _ essel. All cuimnuilicatiulis in ri-ziiril Mnking ciiiiiiecliim fm' Prince hereto niust be iiddrcliscd to liiiii. (Jtlico Edward Island and N’cwfo“nd1nm\_

. .RAI-EWAY

-WHEN-

W. K. Rogers, 84 Great George St.

apply to 0 i.

U. D. BELL, 102 S d Sl t.

Y “°’..z:.°....

"';§_'__<»_‘*A"_§';_‘;'f,_';- H" ‘- Cit Ticket Aqeni

ldmttl-

alisrlottetown

AN E o. is _

Falun. I .,_.

Ones Raised For Princes Only, Now

the World’s Food. -

Wlieat is the food ot prliices rind

peasants. It is the food ot ilio world. lt was known to be the bcst food _for titty ceuturlcs, but it did not_uiil1l thirty or forty years ago become uiil- versal. Every community ate ull it raised. There was none to sell. It iviis so prcclous that oulyklilgs and the uobllltles could utlord lt. It wus sowed by' peasants, who rcnpcd it with a sickle by. hand. For 5,000 years no better plan was conceived than 'the sickle and the scyihe. Tlieii cuiiie the reiiper, an invcution by Cy- rus H. McCormick, of Scotch-lrlsh de- scent. Then the world begun eating white bread.

This new machine, the reliper, when

lt was full grown into the solt biudci' was equal to forty slckles. With one inzin to drive lt, it could cut and bliid enough wheat in one season to feed 100 persons. In its most highly dc- vclopcd form, the combined harvester and thrasher, It has become so glgaii- llc ii machine that thirty-two boi-ses are required to haul lt.

This levlathan cuts a titty foot road-

way through the grain, tlirnshcs it and bags lt at the rate of one bag every liiilf minute. And the total world production of rcapers or every sort-self binders, mowers, headers. corn binders, etc.-is probably as iiimiy as 1,500,000 a year, two-thirds of them being made in the Uultcil States.

Because of this harvesting mii-

clilnery the wheat: crop of the world is now nearly twice _what ii: was in iSTO. The American crop has miilti- plied six and a half times in titty years. Western Canada, Austriilin, Siberia and Argentina have become wlieiit producers.

The cost of growing' one bushel lii

America with machinery and high _ivzigcs is now about lmlf a dolliir, ivllicli is less than the cost in Europe and ns low as the costin India, where liiborersi can be 'hired for a few pen- nies i1 day. With ir sickle the ilnic cost of il bushel ofwheat was three hours. With n. self,binder it is now len minutes. ~" Then crime the-shn.mboat and the

railroad that carried the grain. At the outset it was shipped in bilge. Then some railway genius invented the grain car, which holds as much as twenty or twenty-live wagon loads, and today one ot' the ordinary moving pictures of an Amcriczin railroad is a sixty car trziin traveling eastward with enough wheat ln its rolling bins to give hreiid to li city of 10,000 people for ii yt-ar.

Tile Siberian railway, which ls thc

longest straight line of steel in tlic world. was built largely as .a wlicnt conveyor. So were the railways ot ivestcrn Canada, Argentina and lndlii.

It ls cheaper to carry wheat from

one country to another than from the barn to thc nearest town. The iivcriitrc distance that an Americinn farmer has to hiiul his grain is nine and it liiilt miles, and the average cost of bziuliigc ls 0 cents for ii hundred pounds. ’J.‘liiis It liiis actually become true that to carry wheat ten miles by wagon cosm more than 2,300 miles by steamshlp. Such is the tense etiiciency of our ii-liont carrier system that a bushel of grain can now be picked up ln Mis- souri and sent to the cotton spinners ot England _tor a dime.

._.._-lWl""‘-"lil _ _-..

First Feeding of Chicks.

Don't feed raw dough or rough mash to young chicks such iis you feed larger chicks. Raw dough soars ln the crop and brings on all sorts of bowel troubles. If you want to Iced this stu!! cook it well beforehand. Well means through and through, not just ri hard crust on the outside and lhe middle a soggy, wet mush. This ls as bad as feeding ltriiw.

Chicks will do well for awhile on a

grain ration alone, but they will do better if fed a little meat from the tirst. If the grain ration is dry and sweet chicks can be fed a. little green

BREAKFAST m THE POULTRY YARD. E'

ciit bone from the very tirst. .lust ix little thrown in so that each chick ciiil cet i1 morsel or two will help wonder- fully. It you ever dropped a bit of ment into a brooder full of tivo- weeks-old clilcks and saw them scrum- ble and tight over it you wou`t doubt :lint liiiiy needed il.)

Cooked meat out up very tinc is

safer and perhaps just as good, but lt is costly. However, cost should hc llltle consldcrcd in feeding chicks for the first few wccks, as ix foundation <-:iii be then sccurod well worth iniiiiy ilmcs its cost. Fed your poultry reg- iiliirly. '1‘hcy will cvmo to know you and walt for you and are all the hotter for lt. The illustration _will give you an ldcil. _ _ _

"-"'°" fi

Winter Rsdisllesr Try some winter radlshes. They are

easily grown and will be greatly en- joyed when fresh vegetables from the garden ciinnot be had every day. The noll should be deep, due and rich rind well supplied with moisture. Either red or white varieties may be secured trom all sesdsmsn.,.¢____m__‘_________

A Striking Illustration of the Value of Pure Air. 'An enthusiastic diiiryman recently said that when his stock was tested tor tuberculosis only one animal re- acted: Others that had been standing ucilr her for several mouths passed the lest without o sliude of suspicion. The one that reacted was just nu

ordinary cow, and she was speedily segregated from the herd. '-l`\10S@ standing near her were vuluiible grades or pure breds, and it is u won- der that they had not caught the dls- ease by virtue of the fact that they stood so close to the reacting :iulmiil In the stable.

This man said that he placed the whole credit of this upon his system of ventilation. He uses n modiilcd King system, und, while his barn is not new or modern, he is able to keel’ the air pure at all times without chill- ing the cows or causing thoni any dis- comfort. He said that the ventilator dld not cost him over $10, and he It-lt su:-e that it had saved him hundreds of dollars' worth of valuable stock. Here is ii striking illustration or ‘liie

value of ventilation. A farilier hesi- tates to provide his cattle with pure :ilr by the approved method, and as n result he finds that one or two infected animals are able to pass the disease on to those upon which he may not care to name u price. Tuberculosis is no rcspecter of breed- or blood. lt at- fccts the cow whose system offers the most successful home` for the bacilli.

Stables should also be well lighted

:ind so arranged that the light will not strlkc the animals directly in the eyes.

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' menu am: vmmtnisnos.

Apropos of this subject, the Cyclope- dill of American Agriculture, by N. S. Mliyo and H. W. Mumford, Macmil- liiii company, publishers, says:

“Light is best; admitted from above

and bchiiiil the animal. An excellent iilctliod of admitting light is by means of the Shcrringham window. The \viil- ilow is hinged at the hottoin i1nd_opeiiS inward at the top and serves for ven- tilation as well as light. Abiiiiduuce of light: for stables is important hy- cicuicnlly, as direct sunlight llcstroys many germs, is il good drying iirrcut und adds ll chccrfuliiess that is great- ly to be desired."

TIIE DAIRYMAN

Before beginning to milk I dip my

lirst tluger :ind thumb in po\vilc~i‘cd soiipstonc, says a dairyuian. lt makes the tents soft and slippery and docs not draw tiles and giiiits like wetting them. The soapstonc can be purchas- cd ni: shoe stores and harness shops.

To Cure Sucking Cows. It you have u cow that sucks itself

while in pasture putlan old horse col- lar on her and buckle it snugly lirouiid her neck. lt is not cruel, but is ct- fectlve. 1 _

Profits ln &lrying. The drilrymun who says that dairy-

ing does not puy is tion to one board- ing several cows of the poorer type. As sure us be uses the scales-H115 WS* and comes to know crilch cow’s produc- tion he, like all others who lliivo trlud it, will gradually clizinige his licrd to tho high producing kinds. The iucvituble result will be a larger protlt in |115 business. __ i

Points of a Gmini Cow. There are live csseulflil points tbiit

should he observed in time sclectloii of cows foi' the dcvclopme nt of a d:ih'y herd from common stodk. Firrif. 100k for fi cow with 11 llirgeaanil ciipiicioiis biirrcl, open and ruthernwidcly spiiciid ln the ribs, \vlilch shordd spring wcll downward; second, looks for evidences of refinement as sc-cn into head incllli- liig to long, ii neck long :uid slim, crops somewhat sharp and limbs iuclluliig to tiiic; tllird, look for the present ovl- deiiccs of good milk gluing capacity: fourth, look for evidences ot st1iu.ilL\u as indicated by good wldfth through the lower part of the chest, by iin lic- tive cllrrlnge and bright; .full eyes;

iifib, favor the cow lhatvins ri nice soft hide and silky cout.

Handling the Bul. The bull is a trciicheroussuinlmiil and

ls nevcr to be trusted. lt tmiiy be up~ purently mlld, gentle and obedient olie hour und thc personlilcatioa of wrath, vlndictlvcness and stubbocnness the next hour. Moreover, llke~ nil other animals, it soon learns its power iiiid ability. The tlrst prlnciplc~to be up- plled in the training ot a bull iS ll0V0! to give it an opportunity to overpower or outwlt its caretaker. _Toi this ciid begin tho training while y-sit ii calf. Teiich it to lead and never Lis sD0l‘f 0' otherwise ermlt the bull tot have lil

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' RUOFMPG

A Frank Statement

Amatiteis Making_G__o0il

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lligli-Gradc__Ferlilizers

_Swilt's Animal Fertilizers :irc liitciisivc,

liccniisc they :irc :ictivc all the iiiilc ziiiil :irc < Suilt---Siipci'ii§i'---Siirc. We c.\ni_iol repeat too lreqiunll/ that the commcrciallcrtilizers near- ii est lo na lure or to natiire"s maiiures williprove

thc most reliable and prolitable.

'l`licy :irc ilimle iriiiii lilood, limie rind meat

froiii Rcliilcriiigf .'iii<l l’:lf‘l;iii_o_' Ifloiifics, caicliil- ly :uid sciciiliiicrilly pi'cp;ii‘cil, io wliicli :irc nilflcil poirisli suits iiitlic licsl l`oi'iii.=, iiiipmtcri from (icriiniiiv, tlius prolliiciiig fertilizers that arofiiic and dry with thc clciiiciits carefully incolporatecl so that llicy will run freely

tlirougli any fertilizer, plzinicr or drill.

lt should lic rclnciiilicrcil tliilt Swill's

Fertilizers not only prorliicc Iiiicnsivc crops, but will have a iiiost bciicficiiil ci`l`cct on the soil after crops lirivcliccli rciiiovccl, lcriviiig it iii priiiic coiiiliiioli for siiliscqiiciil use. Iii short, S\vilt's Ferlilizrrs :irc soil liiiilllcis, as ' wcil as crop pi'olliicci'__s, wliicli is coiifiriiicil by ilic cxpcriciicc of our host of patrons who

have used tliciii.

\\cli:iv-:jiist rcccivcll n frcsli supply of

thc :iliovc ilniiicil l"ci'ii_l.izcrs iii llie following

wcll

lcliowii l>‘i‘miil.<.

Ground Bone (lor grassl Bone Fertilizer ilor grainl

Potato Manure

Potato Phosphate `(l`or potatoes) ` Animal Brand (lor all crops)

also iii srocil _ _

ENGLISILSUPERPIIOSPHATES NITRATE OF SODA MUl{l_A_'l`E OF _P0'l`ASll nissotvisn ilolii: ntilcil all of wliicll wc- are selling at lowest prices

Wholesale and Retail

_ A, ll0RNE & -C0

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own wily; Do not attemptilto drive or corner a bull, for it will soon learn that it can dodge and go iwhrre li pleases, and this lesson once lbarncd ll

not torzottlen. ___,____._.___,_ _ i _

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Ever Think 0l li ?

You l-iin’l>u_v iirtiliiziiil ti-i~ili

vvilli \\'liii'h _voii i-_:iii i-iii, liiii you <'iiii`t lin; iii'l_itii'i-il l'Z_\ i-s to do your siii-iiirr \\'il|i. _

'I‘liosi» _\'iiii iilii-' will liiiii\vi~i'

your pui'|iosi~ ll you tiiki- curi- ui lliciil.

L}oiisiiltiil._toiI:i_\'. _

|u\'i-ifixiiiillinition |‘l'r‘i'. _ Wi' iilwiiys lliivi- spiiri-'liiiiP.

'l`lii~ iiriii ooiilili-its iit lliroo tl|i~ tioililis.

Silverston F0. Epstein Drs. of Optics. 108 Qiiccii St.

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. Montreal, Oiiebrc. l-iver9'_‘t" i. l"i'i. l\l;i_\' .'i\ l‘Iiii|\i'l-ss of ll‘clatl‘t‘li‘

'l`liii. .\l.iy ill L.ilii' l\l:.ilio|i\

First Cabin

Empreiifies, . . . . . . .__ . . . . .$00-00 UP- Oiie fl ~ an llslnn

Lake Erie l I.:-ike Cliriniplain ..... .. . $47.50 up. l..'il<c llliiiilliilin l

Second Cabin. Emprcsnes.. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . -$5'-15

~ Third Calla.

`| Emprcsscs.. . . .. . . . . . . ... $30-00

()tllerboats,'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13~75

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