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Eve ry Sufferer = @aam. Nervous Headache, Piphtheria,Ceughs,Catarrh, Bron ehitis, Asthma, Che lera Morus, Diarrhoea, Lameness, Soreness in Bxiyor Limbs, Stiff Jointa or Straina will fod in this old Anodyne relief and speedy cure

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ani Pains liable to occur in an notice. Delays may costa life. Relieves all Summer

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ver dozen, or three dozen

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REGULATE and CONTROL

* the Brain

“« the Stomach

« the Heart

« the Lungs

* the Muscles the Intestines the Liver and Kidneys.

WEAK NERVES ARE MADE STRONG

HAWKER'S

Nerve and Stomach

TONIC.

It gives new strength and vigor fo Nerves, Brain, Stomach, and Blood, and ail weakened organs,

All Druggists sellit. 50c.a Bottle. Sinfor $2.50.

Mfd. only by Hawker Medicine Co. Lid St.John NB.

GR Com STIPATIO N, © BILIOUSNESS, Sick HEADACHE EGULATE THE LI

ONE PILL AFTER EATING INSURES GOOD CIGESTION.

PRIGE25 CS Tee ODDS ME

cure all forms of Nervous |

| essential to the formation of starch and

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THE WINTER CARE OF FRUITS VEGETABLES

AND

COLD WEATHER STORAGE Ee

A:lvantages ef Dry Bins—The Lmpor. ance

of Serting Apples, Potatoes and the

Like Before Piacing Them in Their

Places of Shelter

After making a crop, and expending large sums for labor in the duty of har vesting it, the next most important matter is to secure the crop for use in winter and to protect it from injury by frost, or loss from dampness or sudden changes of temperature. It is not the

freezing of vegetables or fruits that

leads then to quickly ’ sudden temperature, which , causes them to thaw too quickly. The contraction and expansion of heat and cold affects all substances, and the greater the heat or cold, the more injury isdone. There is annually a large loss in winter from the effects of frost, and farmers find it more difficult to store | certain crops, such as turnips, beets, |

rise ol

harvest them. Better prices are obtain- |

decay, but the |

carrots, apples and potatoes, than to |

ed near the end of winter for such com- |

modities, and it will pay to make full preparations to keep such crops—especi- ally apples and potatoes—in sound con- dition for market, as they can be = ped at atime when there is but little other work to do

SHELTER NECESSARY.

Dampness affects vegetables and fruits, and even during periods of ex- treme cold on and potatoes will keep in good condition if they are in a very dry place. Cellars are not always dry, owing to the liability of moisture ascend- ing from below the floor. It will not serve the purpose to have a storehouse too warm, as heat is not beneficial in the winter to articles that should be kept near the freezing point. The firsc

| thing to provide, however, is shelter, such as a shed that is somewhat openor | well ventilated, but which will not per- | mit moisture to enter. The next point | isto guard against sudden freezing or | | thawing of the articles. that will keep them at about forty de- | grees, or just above the freezing point, | will be of advantage, but should they happen to freeze, then the object should | be to prevent sudden thawing, which is sure to prove injurious STORING AND PACKING. articles as turnips, carrots, beets, and parsnips can be stored under mounds outside, but they become sealed | up with frost, and are not always con- | venient for use. It has been found that when all imperfect or injured roots are discarded, and those that are sound are packed in bins, with dry, clean dirt, or sand used for filling the interstices be- | tween them, allowing a layer of dirt and a laver of roots, they will keep in good condition ina cool place in a dry location; and potatoes have been brought out in prime condition when so kept. Apples should not have the slight- est bruise or blemish, andif wrap in tissue paper and then nicely packed in | barrels, or boxes or even on shelves, they will keep a longtime. Cabbage may be replanted, rovtsin the ground, covered with leaves, and a board shel- ter given, which will bring them ont in

Such

spring ia as good condition as when put away, It would be worth the attention

| of farmers to make some experiments | with cold dry storage in bins this win- | ter, and eompare with the usual | methods.

OCTOBER FARN TALK.

The Proper Temperature for Churning —Various Notes.

The proper temperature for churning depends upon circumstances. Experi- ments demonstrate that for churning ripened cream the warmer the cream to 70 degrees the sooner the butter comes, but the softer the butter. The lower the | temperature, though it will require a longer time, the firmer the butter. From §6 to 60 degrees in summer is nearly correct, though each churper must de- termine for himself, as the temperature | of the churn and of the atmosphere must be considered. The temperature in the churn rises atter churning begins ow- ing to friction.

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Sheep will eat nearly ali kinds of young and tender herbage, and they graze very close tothe ground. They prefer a variety of food while on the pasture, and will not confine themselves toasinglediet. When kept in the barn-

| yard in winter they should be given a | variety also as much as possible for the season.

It will pay to make deep furrows in the wheat tield with the plow, if the land is somewhat flat, in order to drain off the surplus water and avoid liability of the plants being thrown up by frost.

Potash in the soil is a special food for certain plants, and if it is deficient the crop will be starved out although the soil may be rich in other substances, It is / sugar, and exerts an influence on the | soil as a chemical reagent which permits | the plants to appropriate other foods in the soil that would otherwise be out of their reach.

At the recent lowa State Fair, in a ) competitive test, a Holstein cow vielded ; 123.86 pounds of milk in three days, or ' 44.62 pounds per day {equal to about 23 | quarts) as well as produced over two

pounds of butter perday. This test was public, and was made for the benefit of those interested among the visitors. The vield, however, is not extraordinary for the breed

eo ee

When an animal becomes choked

while eating potatoes, turnips, etc.. it

| is stated that by holding up its head

and breaking an egg in its mouth reliet

is obtained immediately. according to one who has tried the experiment.

Room in the stables and barnyard is valuable, yet the best animais are some- times crowded by those that are unpro- firable. When onthe pasture there is less injury from crowding, but in the barnyard there is a deprivation of com- fort and contentanent if too many ani- mals are kept. They have less space for exercise, and alse compete with each other for food when it is placed before them to pick over. It does not pay to keep more stock than can be made com-

fortable.

For Over Fifty Years.

| Aw Oty Axp Wet Tamp Remepy.— | Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has beed used for over fifty vears by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- nig, with perfect snccess. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, | cures the colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world.

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Refuse Substitutes, INFLAMMATIONS,

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HEMORRHAGES, and ALL

CATARRH, ALL PAIN.

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Prices, 50c., Cheap. Gi, Cheaper, $1.75, Cheapest.

Genuine is strong and pur Can be diluted with

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Mayor Garland, of Portage Ja Prairie announces that $3,000,000 has been raised for the Hudson Bay Railway, and con- struction will begin at once.

McKay Woolen Co are offering + pecial | bargains in underclothing to-night. Come j and examine the cheapest assortment in

CHARLES E. THORNE,

| Practical Plamber, Sanitary Engineer.

| Having for a namber of years ed in the United States with an ¢x Plumber, will now furnish first-class work

and et all kinds at short notice. TESTIMONIALS—Artbur Johpson,. Esq ,

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Every Range Warrauted.

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Lecal References.

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Charlottetown, November

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EFFECTUALLY CURES CATARE ACHE AND I

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EWEL STOVES

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CITY HARDWARE STORE,

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Castoria is Dr. Samuct Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor

other Narcotic substance. [i is for Paregoric, Drops, Dosthirg © It is Pleasant. Its guarantco i Biillions of Mothers. Cast feverishness, Castoria 1 cures Diarrhoa and Wiad

rindes vents

Colic.

a harmless substitute syrups, and Castor Oil. 3 thirty ycars’? use by troys Worms and allays

vomiting Sour Curd, Castoria relieves

tecthing troubles, cures constipation and flatulency,

Castoria assimilates and bowels, giving

healthy and natural sleep.

the food, regulates the stomach

Case

toria is tho Children’s [anacea—tho Moiher’s Friend.

Castoria. “ Castoris is ais excellent medicine for ch'l- @ron. Motlers have repeatedly told me ‘3 I recon 00d effect upon their children." know Da. G. C. Overaa, Lows 3 * Castoric is the best remedy for ch 2 of

ment ence

which lam acquainted, I hope the day is rot far distant when mothers willcou interest of tacir children, and use Cas‘toria in- stend of the varionsquack nostrums which ar destroring their loved ones, by forciaz opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves.” Da. J. ¥. Kascuezce, Conaway, Ar

ALLE

ard altho medica products, y merits of Cucoria bas won us to look with favor upon it.”

astorin,

“ Castoria is so well adapted to chiiren thm

mend it assuperior toany prescriptiog u to me.”

fi. A, Ancrer, M. D., 111 So, Orford St., Brooklyn, N. ¥.

“ Our physicians {a the children’s depart

have spoken highly of their export in their ‘outside practice with Castoria, “~h we only, bave among our “cl gu ries what is known as regtiar - are free to confess that the

Usitrep LlosrttaL 4np Dispensary, Boston, Masa x C. Surrn, Pres.,

Ths) Cretene Company, Ti Murray Street, New York City,

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Another anecdote to illustrate Mr. Glad- store’s abength of memory. Sir H. Owen took to him on a comparatively recent oc- casion an important return containing a mass of fignres. Mr. Gladstone looked throngh the return as he ate breakfast, and then handed it back to Sir H. Owen, who took it away with him. In the House of Commons on that day Mr. Gladstone lealt with the figures as if the written re- turns were before his eyes. Sir H. Owen remarked that Mr. Gladstone was the ouly minister that ever gave him back euch a paper.— West minster Gazette.

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GENERALLY PRESCRIBED)

The idea that Bright's Disease cannot be cured Proven to be a Fallacy,

QuEBEC, Nov. 5 — Local physicians are much gratified over the letter of Dr. A. G. McCormick, of Bichmond, this province, testifving to his cure of Bright’s Disease, by the use of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Since the introduction of the remedy in this city, many physicians have not hesitated to prescribe the pills, and numerous cnres have been the result. This latest testi- mony,coming from so well known a medical man, proves that the local men were right in changing the old-time remedies for Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Hence their jubila- tion.

Ne ee

Mamma—Why, Tommy, what is the matter ?

Tommy — Boo-00-hoo-00! My teeth stepped on my tongue—Judge. ~~. -

Cause and effect; constipatien is the cause of a host of diseases. Hawker’s liver pills cure constipation, thereby preventing its consequent ills,

The eminent physician was irritable. Calling the janitor, he said, “Who is it that keeps singing, ‘I would not live al- way ?’”

“It’s the lady in the apartment above, on

“Welltell her that as a_ professional man, [am prepared to assure her that she won't and that she won’t, and that there is consequently no cause for further agita- tion on her part.”

The oi] of the Norwegian Cod Liver is nature’s grand restorative, and is only found in its entirety and purity in Miller’s

Emulsion, “the kind that curea” colds, coughs, bronchitis and all affections of the throat and lungs.

Every bottle warranted. No oily taste like others. In big bottles, 50c. and $1.00, at druggists,

He (sympathetically) -- Do you ever wish yon were a man, Miss Granite ?

She (witheringly)—Do you ever wish you were? :

A Graduate of Toronto University Says:

“My children have been treated with Scott’s Emulsion from their evrliest vears! Our pliysician first recommended it and pow whenever a child takes cold my wife immediately resorts to this remedy, which always effects a cure.”

Sniendileailioasncint

“Let me show you our new correspond- ence paper for ladies,’ said the “We consider this the greatest novelty of the season.” : “at why is it specially for ladies 7”

“It has the Jetters P. S. engraved at the top of the inner sheet,” said the —Harper’s Bazar.

neato intntnemeeeneene THINGS TO REMEMBER.

A cold in the head is the first cause of cattarrh,

Cattarrh is an unhealthy disease and is often followed by consumption.

Hawker’s cattarh cure positively cures catarrh, cold in the head and all catarrhal troubles.

Jones—I wonder why posts wear their hair long ?

Brown—Didn’t you ever have vour hair cut ? :

Yes, of course, what’s that got to do with it ?

Lots. Did’nt vou have to pay for it?

“John came home last terrible jag on ?”

“Any particular cause for it 2”

“Yes, I believe yesterday was bargain day at wwe of the biggest saloons.~ Judge.

night with a

Tam not surel ever told you what a safe and excellent,as well as palatable cure for Coughs, Colds, Consumption add all Wasting Diseases is made in Halifax, Nova Scotia. If not, let me néw say that there is no other Remedy quite as good for these ailments as Purrxer’s Euvnsion. I need not enlarge—a word to the wise is sufficient—rememter it is Purrner’s Em- ULsion—for sale in your town by all the first-class Druggiste, in large eight ounce bottles for 50c,

Teacher—What is the largest city in the world ? :

Scholar—Chiecago.

Teacher—Oh no; London is the larg- est. s

Scholar - T guess not, and I ought to know; we've got a Chicago drummer boarding at our house.—Detroit Free Press.

IS MARRIAGE A FAILURE ?

“Thou source of all my bliss, and all iny woe,

That found’st me poor at first, and keep’st me 80.”—Guoldsmith.

Curs’t is the wretch who learns his life to rne,

And blest the man whose better half is true.

MORAL,

Use PRUSSIAN OIL, instead of drugs and pills,

’T will oar you healthy, cave you doctor’s

ills,

Relieve your pains and aches, keep you from debt, :

Add to your wealth and happiness, you bet. ,

Then use it, prove it, and you'll say,

There’s nothing like it in our day.

il chi ipa Primus—Did your rich old unele re- member you in his will ? Secundus—Yes; he inserted a clause urging his executors to collect at once the sum he had loaned me,

hiding aiaaciaitaie te stow to Get ® Sunlight Picture,

Send 25 “Sunlight soap wrappers (wrap pers bearing the words “why does a woman jook old seconer than a man”) to Lever Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you will receive by post a pretty picture free from advertising, and well worth framing. This is an easy way todecorate your home. The soap is the best in the market and it will only cost 1 c, postage to send in the wrappers, if you leave che ends open. Write your address carefully. ~-9+6+o re [ {Red River is frozen over, and there is good sleighing in Winnipeg.

arson

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moiety of which is fifty-five acres, 7 For further particulars apply @ 1. & Edward Wyatt, Barrister-at-Law, Sa” merside, “4 Dated this 24th day of October, A 1894.

MORTGAGE SALE

To be sold by Public Asction, at Court House in Summerside, on F the Thirtieth day of November next, AD 1894, at the hour ot Twelve o'clock, nooly under a power of sale contained 8®

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THATS WHAT WE ARE, and still we make you richer and happier.

HOW 2 We offer you from 50c. to $1.00 worth of} JAMES BARCLAY, goods for 25 cents. You see the goods and at once launch | ¢ci2¢—aw Law (fri) out the money. It beats the old way (with a revolver) |

Just now we are selling out our entire stock of Cups, | : to make room for new stock, at 25 cents. BILL HEAD 3

If you have need of Blank Books or Business Envel-| 3 opes, we can save you money.

Shippers !—Oats and Potato Receipts.

Readers !—The largest assortment of Books.

Bargain Hunters !—The Lowest Prices.

Housekeepers !|—The largest stock of Room Paper and Blinds isat the

BAZAAR STORE.

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‘One Thousand Assorted Sis fe FOR $2.75,

‘THE BEST PAPER AND PADDED

Envelopes from $1.50 per | uo (Printed),

= e4 You will save money by ordering BO" | Orders by mail promptly attended to ;

«JAMES D. TAYLOR,

THEY PLEASE ALL roraroes. |

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cheapest yet.

: Farm For Sale. buying. We please the people every time, Don’t forget | ae Th b » e or Ra i a 3 : lace, Rimaionicice ee a isin good repair. There are six outbui , =

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. JOHN NEWSON.

the city. Terms essay. Jee . BeNolt "1

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