i 5'. . V: ‘fi

* (assessed hom ness nine.)

svestlns .dlllcult

-~ . 'ras cnanwmfnrows on.uzn!AN ; _ ' _ _

le without being detected.M rio _' ens by _thesi cll%§mesns _

t t

lat, so that their tunnels may catch other any l sslreli this same question do. _ the slightest unusual noises. of one of the leading poultry dealers -___.____._

practicing all the`sly arts protected lids of is fence closely 1 _

people, could not, with the wind* Farm Poultry Market in Poor Condi- boarded. Some people never think of Wllldllllwr ill' fhrlllentatlon sets in. lllld ,, “yor-, approach s sleeping tion. providing for comfort of chick-_ lllllllcllll I f°l'l1l 0! lwlloullls- TNF-

.. - - » - - . . _ .4-._ . " _ _ 4-..-(_ _ : V ---rv..

open: 'sad are evlltlllllly 0h orpnve cents below the market quota- ‘summer days. Nouns innin, i¢°_ .nn let of the crop and 1 nally he- An ladian shed in cbttcn telt ii°n._ »- the cold days hunylhe sunny or wind' eggs I0 impacted. toast or with other

. that the mass presses' on the

type of crop-bound is usually easily

r how weary a horse may . s is the crolnsrv farm poultry n Lay or p hens thai (io not sy. recosrlized. as li mo1neut‘s _lfureflll

ears are constantly tumlng and twist- good or poor condition? Just the and make it, pleasant for those that mllltilelllg 0! the ¢r0D will l0¢ll~tff thi*

offending matter. »

The treatment usually prcccribed

breathing. as eatremely hilh telllw'-` _------ in town, and he replied, “ali farm lucnsaslnc Tl-le Eco YIELD is an inlectivn of castor oil into the

V iiilli _ gilt?

s rapid pulse. which Kra-

salsr

§‘§§i» iltgi

place and permit a

_' gs?

HOW HORSES SLEEP. poultry comes in unfattened. and in

treks an the same rout “ing down than when conilned to ooouuf from the best individual layers. This 0!

to I ¢0°l» lluist n stable stalls but even when prac 9,-y often the question is asked is a comparatively simple matter. is nbtllllls NHS tllllll lllinlllllble- '

tical-ly free from human restraint How much does it cost per pound thanks to the introduction of trap

crop. followed -by massage and an ef-

md “W” ul' 'V' -- very poor condition. Some," he said, Those who are anxious to special- l'0l‘t to remove the contents through

*"°'l“'i"°m°" 'll' Ml horses when tllrlled llllf lh DIY' "were in such poor condition that ize in the production ofeggs should the mouth. However. this is a matter treatment for lllll- tu,” nr; more prone to take their they hnvq tn stand up against a fence retain chickens 'for breeding purposes 01' Bdllle difficulty. and often. DSC11059

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the size of the offending mattér,

In such a case there is but one rem-

¢°f W 3°' °'°' "l° and observation, or any likelihood of gain m fattening fowls?" This, of nests. By continuing the selection of edy-a sur5l°“_l °Derati0'u. If the bird

lllllllll¢ Will! l0° Plc” danger, they seldom take more than oou,-uu_ depends to some extent on the chickens frc-in good laying strains is a vigorous c-ne, a pound or more in N°'"' D'k.l'“ E“’°~“' an hour each night ill U10 l’°¢“mh°“t cost of feed. At the iowa State Col- for several! 26880118, l>r0Vll-led 8lWhY°' W°lKh¢- the 0D°rBll0l’l iS H0! dllllmlll

position, and that period il K0il°l`lll¥ lege, 44,000 birds were fatte-ned under that care is exercised in choosing the feathers from a space one by two llldlllldd ln lllllllt lllldlll8h¢~ A h°lf pncklng house conditions. The stock males from a good egg-laying strain, inches' over the- crop and shorten hny

I N935: ed veterlnsrllll B8!!! was ordinary farm poultry. The first pullets will be eventualdy bred that others that may bein the way. With

"There are some curious facts re- wook the nverage gain was one pound can be relied upon to produce a fairly the fingers of the left hand draw the-

lm'l° l"'°'"' mm' Mn" Slrdlllt "I9 dllP°llll°h °f h°"°!' lh per ni,-n_ The necnnd weeks the nyc - large quota of eggs in winter. How skin tight. and care-fully make an in-

lU'\l¢hl Mich hh" W *lm ul' the matter of lying down. To a ago gum was but olghueuths of li far selection for the henvy layer can cision' in the outer skin near the centre

and paaterns .From the Place hui-d working horse repose is almost Dmmd_ The average cout ue, uouud _go wiinnni doing bodily harm to inn pf

the crc-p. Insert the point of the

lll'¢l°:`fUlmlll lth°¢t0l_\hlh°-_:i\‘lll°n'_‘h|”_f_';` as much of a nacggelty as §0°dbi°°_f: gum was four and nnehalf cnnts {l__e_ndll_ss__rl_¢:»t yet__beer;_ etxrzerlmentaliiy rcisgoru anu 'e_r_llarg_e t_l_1e__s_;li¢ unglmié fue u . no o e m Ulla d water. but r as may . of Ani- e' n s coun ry; u seems rea- s a ou an nc an a a »ong. o lilo “=l\\l0." but more llkll “"9” lien an animal' very Blli' lh°\|¢ lYlh¢ 2;? inlimglig ?|t,aE.§¢spe?;1i1r,:;\:g_ pi-0¢in¢~ sonable to suppc-se that the abnormal smll blood vesselirwlll be plainly and whlcl, in s few hours, llllchllhf' down. l have kn'own instances ed 8 pound 'or sam or our and one. dayer must lose in constitution, and seen. but it is usually`easy to avoid W l-5° °°“l°‘°“°7 °¢ lull' In “ 1°' Wh°l`° °t°l”°m°l‘ d°°l°'°d "mt the half cents per 'pound Present high thus fail to breed chickens with sufll- cutting any except the very smallest. “yn after washing it begins to lllell. noi-pen in their charge had never "cos or food uo douut will bl-ing (ne cient stamina to continue' the improve- If a few drops of blood flow, remove "N I “'° h"h°"° (‘b°'" °“°° ° “eh l‘“°‘"” t° "ll" “M ln tht" mm' goat of producing a pound of tain be- ment commenced by its -progenitors. them with absorbing cotton.

weak) washed it with warm water

ncr. but always slept etanduls- In ,Ween our and ouo_uuu» uuu seven wc would any that if the poultry keep

Carefully draw the slit in the skin

arid catholic soap, bgvngging _until drYi some of these instancesdthe a_uinlais cents _ er can succeed in getti_rlgb150 egg; abo_ut hair _o_o inih _ao one l»:ide_,_ ami T ere-is no sore. en a 8 SBS were constantly un er uman ‘ r rt u t r it per annum per hen, un y care ma e cu roug e crop wh . ell- hsve diulculty in keeping it lrvlll iw' watchtullness night nad day, and in thx tfr‘:;“;’}r‘_‘l§ 93;; 'gee rfrmiee |fce__ nnienrinn and indininnn management lurging lt also with the scissors. Re- illl lllvlll ll! lll08» Wllll W°“ld V0" other cases the conclusions were ar- Birds raked "om the range Wm( perpetuate this quality, he can 'do so move the contents of the crop, using lull!!! sl bein; I Shlulhlff “Kem W rlved at because no marks of the large rgames and rn 3 viuorouu ’ con, without impairing the constitution, the spoon handle as a scoop. Wash lDl|!l0°°\lll9l"°¢ lhll 5W°*l°”l“5» °" bedding Well* 9V€l‘ f0l-“ld \lD0h_th°ll' “LV u Wm roduoo wo `mo,_,t gum ur and so secure his enterprise. The out the crop with a solution' of per-

kesp it sanitary? How would the clinic. l now recall an instance 01' 1, 'qeorr fsuuo ._u,,'_‘ A,.,u.u..,_. filrzri parent stock transmit hr/th good and

manganate of potash-a pinch of the

"white bottle," with s little carbollc i, horse that stood in n stall near “‘ ‘ 9° , ._ .." bi _ bud qusitlties to their progeny. and crystals in" about hull' cup of tepid ll/dh l|°7"°‘- 5- . the entrance of is liveri stable' No mg: gil? 5);-u§atr§E::e}‘o?:;lr{Viu;`0,53; ,yo it is generally founli that hens have water.

*IWW* Th°l'_° "9 9'” 5° mam' one ever new lllll- tlllllnlll lylllg il0Wh doubt he most prom_\me_ Crate rot, the greater influence in this direc-

lrlli” °f lllllllllillm ° “M “lil” 0' within e lwried of lliteen years. and I e mum” uu, bust tion- Expert. stitches an eighth cf an inch spurt

the' heels, or forms or xnanifestations (t many died stuuuiug tenlng. iowa; r. pl] e'__ su -________- __

Sew up the crop weiil, making the

and tying them carefully. Draw the

of " 0," and one of them is the' lt i tbeor -onl a vague sup "e5“l'~° 1°' t ° pm “C pp _ outer skin together and put a few

7°” S “ y y d selected trade Milk fatlened poultlv

Df°u'_"hu’ ‘nsehun described ‘B l’°°'m°"-"mt a 'mme swaps Bt" ' d ands a remitinl in most markets. P9'-ll-TRY “meh” ln ll'

Glllllll ¢NllPl0 ll Will" 688%- 'l`h*`fl`° ing becaue it rears that insects or ‘lm D Q r tt is n`o doubt but that it may be correct mme may C,-geo up (tu uoumlu It is Aft a rule i_t0_§i0;l: rl_;l;__Dtltl_'__00wl;e_;l;l

Swab off the wound with a mild olution of the carbolic acid or some

' . E l classed as a case of "grease,” and- 'uiuo known that the eleyhant has the P0” 'Y °T 5 I The losses' caused by poultry lice other antiseptic and put the fowil in '{l°§"° ‘¢¢Ul`dl\\l- Will! _l‘0l°l'€'l1¢° i0 some horror of mice and that a small 'l`h° llnal- f§W ‘_l_‘:;'_§e_§§f:g “fag Bgggalft though they are difficult to estimate. a clean, comfortable place to rest. In tilts, thvsuggostsd qnployment of the rndnng can cause more consternallvll ly' 3" “a yb r in or me second are very large. Particularly at this time an hour the bird may have water col- °'Y.l\n° \°"l°" 'uh' U' ll'-U9 °\“'l’°ll° nmilng lt llerd Of 01680 001055” lhl' “nm at the eg 1:; 5 an they Wm of year, when hens are' kept in con- ored with permanganate to drlnk.Prob- acidlult.w0ulub1_o:ui:leullYB“l¢h:l¢i mais than can a tig_er _or l;_¢:lr con- ;V__ilt9l:_ptl:_¢l_'e_l:_l;€_§v@;cehg day rlne_ment land do not _have_ an_0pu_o_r- ublyf by_ tails; :isle r_t v;'_i_llbbe l_oo_l_§ir;_i§ food rec or s s oz. eac 0 strictor. A mouse n e y at ll _ ' un ty to ust t emse ve's,ree y. e or oo , u s s ou e w e acet.ata'of|l>o.ad and sulphate of zinc circnn will cause every elephant in The following r(uti_on isnz_le__g_00_d $1: louu is chiefly in egg production for twelve hours. Give a iight feed oi’ dissolved _in a quart et rain or dis- ins cpiicciipn to hola its trunk aloft. f°l' mite" “S-_ ('r°‘“ t 1 Ib" ueér brought about by the irritation of the any easily digested rnash at the usuul

» ’ ` fe

\lll¢il. Wlflf- Thli- ll¢h°“Eh hm' 5 lhllll llldlcallhg lhhl the? fe" the "h°"ts 1 lb gmnn 0° S' _ fowls caused by the lice crawling upon l’ Y -ilr1olb.'rur-

eding hours- for a couple of days;

chemically correct mixture. ls very llttln_creature may take refuge in the ;i_;\;_l;p __l___lbra_l;\;:_teirr_;1a:_____ on :he__o__ tueuu Oniy in mm instances (in lice their theh usus-i gr_uin and gr_een feet; uueful in the form or stage o grease prose s office-. _ _ weaken the fowls s-ufllciently to cause for anot er day. - t apparent y nomn 'from which your mare sui!ere» We But to return to horses: lt has B1- l°Wl9g‘_ C°"“ meal 5 lbs' h°"“ death but there is always a possibll- the bird may go back to tht flock.

' should. however. strongly advise you ways been said that they “sleep iwheatfmiddlinghl 2 lbs. meat scrall ny thot they muy weaken fowlu our

The operation may readily be oc-

'to'drop the washing of the less. be- with one eye 011611." and are con- 1' lb llllili-lrlllllli 14 P?“t’;ds'i comme ficlently to provide opportunities for complished in ilttsc-n fminiites. It is ynnd what in obnolntc-ly necessary to ngnngly on guard, No odds how weary Turkeys wili_ not li :tri _“Ill them vrious diseases which are ap; to at- practically painless, and if the bird is

remove any accumulation of dried die. , uoruo muy bg, it sears are cr/n illeht hence lt S eu" °k °“' is tack fowls during the Winter time. in otherwise good health and an' or-

ellirlll. and to adopt the ‘dry system stantly turning and twisting, so that some exercise- Some tur cy ra ere Thom are several varieueu of uoe

inary degree- of clennlilless is- ob-

Ofillldllllll- Th! 0099 ll 0llVl0llBlY 0|"-'» their Illlllldle may Catch lll€' B`ll8l1l0Bl hl9l`°lY lhcéallse the amoullt ° “am which injure fowls The most import- served it will be successful.-S. C.

herited breed,Vor constitutional pre-

_0_fg"|fease." llsbcilted with en lil- unusual noise. lh their re lar muon when they e` ant being the so-called common hen

__ _ . sire to fatten them. ___ _ od louse' or the common large louse. All ‘l_l'll.°'"l°°¥ “ld ln “Wh 039°' °°“°ll' Y F0* fhllenlllg d“"l“‘ ‘ sh ‘sta rffn varieties- of bird licc have large biting

, tl.t_lona_l treatment can advantageously Wllo Flil dll! l'l°i‘l¢ Sh" ration. Equal parts of w ea at, mouth pamr but do not suck the blood

go. henna-hand with. or supplement- ~ -- lhidllilhgs- CW" “W1 “hd 1° Pe' cm ~ or their hosts Is it doubtful ir any of V

loc l dressln . An exam le of medi- Milli? ll0l‘B89 MVB lhillf feet Thlhed of beef scrap. three; per cent ‘of sharp the comm0n'he.n -"ce ever et an

,I _ K3 ll _ E Y

ou" gh.; guy hg ungfni in; Bnlphng nf by poor caretakers. l_n some cases the gnnd and five per ceilt of gleell food. bloom except in case of wounds or °°m°f"°hl°"t.° °l l’°l»“h~ lilld pow- idea of shouling isfnever _fiziui tg This is moliltelled Wllh milk °;°rr"":_‘r§§` bruises on the fowls-.` It is generally dared. geatlsn, ot each drachm; pow- thought sud t e hoo S ure ll 0h ____hnd_red three times s nay oouoeuou that au varieties or these ,rr d9.T:d_'l;;llal||ll_ lllfflld 0fdl\°¢;2ll, of be _tueirtggugdggregzuuls.Bgttpgsallx thiy Wllldei;t‘_l§n;’_l‘;“’:_»a “;’o_fn";;se sects live on bits of feathers and scales Q9 110 ms’ pow ere Ill!! |118 5 5 ` .V E00 of s-kin, but they are constantly hit- vomiea .20 grains; 'Castile soap pow~ land the hoofs- will grow rilllldll’ Wlfh is one part low grade flour, four parts mg at the skin. and causing serious

Heindel.

Q THE MARKETS

TORONTO. '

Hogs Off Cars . . . . . . . . . . . ...$11.50

d'll'.lulld Venetian turpentin'e to form littlle wear and. wheullllt 0h the hard corn meal, one part sifted barley irr|tatiou_ also the continuous _mdvet Cattle .. . ._..S.20

a-'I oz. ball. Get s dozen made, and road. they crllcli llll_d_ llfeilh 03 1° the meal, one part ground oats (;1_ullbri~ mono, of tho "oo uuo tho uouou or sive one eysry night until exhausted. lniury cf the horses fee - moved). This is rncistcneii w h u ~ uuur sum, claws. ou ,ho ,lou of ou,

, -_/. _ ` . . ~ fowls- sets up an ll'ritation which nonelssrnslo 'ro sl.s:l> Lvme the rousslccaers aiu; cbhcistcncy.- F. w. Kuznelcr ln makes ole. roms so rrncomrorlaule that

» f DOWN' ""5 tm" e' ere U Mlchlllah Farm” they may not do their best work in

Allhorses, when turned' out in pus- to work et hishellt vdlciellvy- 'ro Klvow RouP. Muuy uouiuyruou who ur., wonder.

ture. are more prone to take their rest 'l‘l10l‘9 le lilwlher 0lllSS 01 D9°Dl° -l _ _ ing today why their hens do not lay ln°"d°"” "nn when cmmned In i that shoe a hmm and never reset the Olle Wmlld judge that every poultry better will do well to examine their stable stalls, but even when practical- Sho” “hill lhel’ '"9 WM" °“t °" mst' keeper W0llll`l hhhw l"’“l’ at “lst Bight birds carefully to see if they are not

It takes very little care to trim ofi' to,-muk or som- milk in n ci-umhlv

ditions that require a horse to 'be shod

ogg Production. -

l treo 'from human restraint and oh' T0 treat ll- l’00¢ Dr0D€rly. the h0rB`° ni- nnnnd and yet many who have kept »

Y ' ' l)(lllflZl1ll'lIl.Tll servation of any likelihood 0! dllllSel' °h°“ld be °h°d ‘md 5°" the 5h°eH' poultry for years do not know it. if the félunx ir? iarlgeufvnlrmbgfs aboeft gg they seldom take more than an hour 79901- BWFY Uwhlh 0*' Bl! Weeks- l“. poultry editor must judge aright from mm, under the wingr and on the head_

each night in _the recumhent position. the "B9 °f Y°“h$ h°“‘°°' th” “"3 “°l the numerous queries he gets-. Many Where there are dirt "ours In the pour

“|01-hit D0l”l0¢l lil Silllefllly llld'lllB¢il mature' It mmm be we" t° eve" 'fe' are' the failures in the poultry business try house- or whe e dust “Hows a e' _ iii -about midnight, says "The inland 1°* 'hem 0“°"l°l'- If the Mrs? ls “°t because of this-disease that shows up provided R larger pemengge or "ge Fifi!"-" me mad mr 8' "mmh or um n sum lh lt” Wmst mlm “many during fowls will control the -lice problem by

. notdd veterinary says:-- mer pull off the eh00S “hd “ll0W hh” spring or fall months. ' ioouu-muny umiiowlng in the dirt There

_ '_ 3~uouo`u,.u oomo our|ouu fuotu ro, to wwlk on the bare_ ground. _ if it comes in' the spring it conieshrre alwrvs Som fowl m'(__u1arl

lnilllbla necessity _as good' food and ”"°l`c°m° bl’ “l’PlYlh5 "sh U" li’ lh° you by the unaccounted-for _s»udde'n serum I inrest d_ water, but tired as it may be. it is an h°°l“ 1"" b°l°W the hllll' lille lwlw deaths of some of the chickens. Yet, Thesgcr mater" eight weeks the on

a mal "very shy about lying down l ° Week* Tm” Wm keel’ the h°°f’ had you noticed. the' premonitory Spring of onemair or me may incrudé

h2le'.kfl`pwn instances where stable- 5'°Wl“5 nlcely' “nd ll? they gf°w °“t Syll1Di0llH C0lllll llilve been S2911 lh th (hi d tg ,1 b H’-on-uoolorou thot tho uoruos in tholr they will not become quite so hard. others of tho nook This is one way” b oed r gungri; or;2igr:_0_;in_tlyi_ irdrilurri

gg" [nd neynr been known go 1-ep( This ls B Ph" lhht the °Wh°\` °f the has sometimes of appearing ln the fall. 9 I fs ig gt _ hs ' I n V S’

_ . d d t t if f bids

in mls' mama' but always slept hollittgza wnoeltsilllllawzli tllilfigksmith But in the spring' U ymrlr keep 61°" lllmlhe lllocli ive; inf(;I;t)eda llzwwohld `

.ltalld ul’-_ In some of these instances 'S Y 5 °_" watch. you will notice t e ilrstsylull- t t k 1 t h tu ' U fu k _tho him". ,oro oouotuuuy under hu_ horse ahoer know how to lit and iomu_u|mou|t brouthiug open moom 3:) __u_ao__ 0l_laE _glad av_;a__d_g enifre _oc

' ~ drive a shoe? ln all too many cases wheuzmg with 0,-.without gxeninn Y B °_ °“ 3 °l’5

lllll Wl¢0lflll!l08! MSM lllld dlllf- Mid with the horse sheer it hr the case of a be mmm m_ “me cases These' were not taken 'to destroy the iilce on in other ceseathe conclusions were ' hi Y “ S B - there birds which tailed to use the

arrived-at because no marks or the lmhlhg "W °h°‘l “hd Wlflhg ‘l°"“ s-Isns misht mean slmnle'iniiuenze.but ous, wuuow

bedding were ever found upon their. th” l‘°°f t° M lt instead °l mlm! the ll ls W9ll l° get the ‘mll°t°‘l aw” As lice spend thelrlentire life on the

cum flow 3-'9co|| on |,-mance of u lh00 _i0 lhd l'00f- from the well right now," _for more r IB. _ h th

_ _ _ _ 5 e s. pa y lbrdiltl the disposition of horses in I llt§_l;°hl:_‘;l'_l;9:;;’;l»\;_hB5l;°_*;°t‘;f;_l_;g_l:;l;r’“:o at the very W:/rllutlme, for Srila luezue the _mole bh.uu_ who are novo, Hoon

-.the matter ollyius down- To ll haul ."2 V . ‘lille V0" Wa" B °“S`°S¥° P Y t 1 th du t wslio , ni th '

aworkilg horse repose is almost as h°°°hl‘~’ hmd “hd dry- Thi* Wh hi’ of them. Roup may first show itself to tgelsberrdse wr; are u‘;'“;‘u;, rh§s‘;;;§

The Bh°0 ll S9h0l‘illlY hlled l°0 often than not it is tho' genuine roup, ow the treatment “mst Teac em

Lambs . . . ... .. . . . . . ... . . 10.85

TORONTO.

Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ..41c Eggs . . . .._ ...40c Cheese (large) .....23c

_MoNrnEAl_.

Hogs Off Cars . . . ... Cattle . ....9.75 Lambs . . . ... .....10.75

MONTREAL.

. . . .$12.50

Eggs . . ...50c Cheese (large) . . ....22l,ic

BUFFALO.

liogs Fed and Wiatered .. 361,§c

- Cattle ..10.10

Lambs .. ..11.00

NEY \'0RK.

Ilutter .. ...:!(i1,-pr Eggs .. . . . ..05f: Cheese (large) ......21%c

EGGS AND POU LTRY.

lor" an “Wd in" su" M" the small for the foot lt is nailed on and ug h t fii h b g dig the” 8* Well as ‘llslhfectlhg the '

elltrtlce of s. livery stable No one ' ' W ° “°" W S "“’ Y W” "Y ' houses. 'rwp methckrr are ccmmmnthat "°' ‘F!'*"°'“"°" 'Yhll °‘°‘".' "M" b'§i°ng'1‘il'§ Tir §23vrf'1f»"i§:°riz';°2'l his 2,’-2,‘1‘,§“",,,"'§,‘f;,,‘§.°“,f,§f,‘,§‘,,“‘,1f§,,§f},§§’,“" §‘,}§ of dusting the fowls by hand with 3|; §l;'£°u‘t-fdtggtuagn yang' 'nd u nn' shoe. Yes, it all-looks' smooth enough. bulged eyes ulcers in the month de. *;°m° h_‘;me`l}’“d° °°tmm""°il“tl "wt lgrw'

_ ° ', ' (e'l°0f “Bn |lB80l'0nl'I19ll. 8

'll' li I Ul°0l’!-only I Vlillw SUD' but the wa" of the mot has been cut l"'°”°d common' “med feathers' or Merclllric oiiigment is used success-

oo,mou__,u,,o hom, mor, muumu down sud removed almost to the sudden loss in laying. Not an cases mu b man om en_mkm

Y Y y D fylm S

because it fears that insects or mice quffkis rar better to round our tha $:l_Y__§lVi:__§0;‘_t_l_loll;8tbp;ltr:_d B_l_i_1ellh‘0m one part or rue omtmont and one Ill! U90 “Il lt' l\°9l-|'ll°~ ll ls “F0 hoof muko the uhooito M R and thou- ur; rm: 1 a rea ' algetf 0" 8 gg" M' par( vaseline, using a piece about the known that the elephant has the some knoék on me rough edge* wuh the ou lm-ve. " enm: emu ' rm' V onggxr' size ofa pea rubbed into the skin just h°F|’°f 0* llllltl. and that a small ro- r"p_ ut may uot _be uuuo so neu; am] and fm' r _ft apo fu _ below the vent.~'1'hls should not he tl_etlt.osl_ cause more consternation look," a job but it Wm be for hotter ,rh'm_ is mfmnc “ig rhrni fra en_ used on young chickens and -birds to lllllmg s herd of those colossal anim- for tho homie and the purpose for joy beam, than a Qhrck rfedcee new which it is applied should never be ala_th_al_csn a _tiger or boa constrict- "meh R is dorm nm" ouu" house in wmtlir and allowed to get wet within a week after

P y ' . ' . the ointment has. been applied. A sim-

_or. _A‘ mouse in the hay at a circus

:Vila csuseherery elephant in the col-

” 0° $0 0 ll its trunk aloft, plainly ` more time for applying is a home-made lnelestinsthst they rear the little §,'.f§",',ff,;’§ afuzgiodgkch grglzrilxsg _gonguedr;_>u_ru;y_g1¢;_u;u__de_il;n‘_;l';:§;' lice powder containing encnpit out creature may take refuge in the prob- und ‘ot oo o bono, ‘or wmoh our-uooo cool spot rn. and about which me of crude carbolic acid and one a d °‘°" °"”°°' it is meant- A little care siveu the fcwls ucv ic dur and hide on the het °“"""“" l"““ °f "“°°"“°` “"5 “"° __ But to return to horses. lt has al- horuo~u~ gum ,uno ho 1, youuu_ uueop 9 t pounds of plaster of paris. The ,liquid l_#Yl_5__°6ll llld that they "sleep with ony u¢_ ,booms moo' muy hugthou _should be mixed and stirred into the

5 - - M M f _ hm V ~ __ _ ' plaster of paris, then spread thinly on 3 6 D me ne" mmy na" J |g a sheet of paper for 24 hours. There

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LGHTNING COUGH CURE.

Veao’s Lightning Cough Cure ls lust

If duiek te r_elleve'the coughs and

walls! troubles of the old. as it is

of the young. Veno’s cures at

all and its wonderfully soothing and tl elect is never more strik-

gd. -f I as matic breathlessness V eh somsny old folks suffer

All; _ l_` Yield to Veno's Lightning Goth . Prices 80 cents and so _ i fmls drtltglsls and stores neghoat Canada t . _

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cent also Care. orj

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Unless ahod for slippery roads-, the in h d i _ A _

cours on me working horuds shoes ggaeazlédge li; aa; ang r‘;“';_‘"r;;‘;tec ple and safer remedy which requires

e ar ous kinds of l p0

the market which are equally effect

3* ur costs lrhout 1 cent for every 20 hens

_ °“°"'li°""° "W"

--- kept any n`\l'mber,'_of dtiicketis has had

oo,,_ noon ho' or my othor umo- of Dont' stay oonstlnsfed, headse'\y,bill- bound." Thiiugb xurhoritieowiil tell live stock, the ni-at thing he thinks ot °“'- W' ll hm* hed °r stemleh y°u that chickens onerly' fell llwulli

1 oun chicks ee lsll are inclined

oo may uo ,hon it como, ¢o tu, sch or bowels; how much your head their digestive piswefstil ._

youu. "ook und old Mu" ‘ Door; able, indigestion, biliousneas and slug crop-bound. One is e_' lt of alllrll- |,,y_ mme ",n|,,¢_V mom, up their gleh bowels- you always get relief lysed condition Mwthgqxop nlusdle. mgng to 59" mom (he ue” My bu. with (_>ascarets. and is most likely to pecu among old oouuo gnu, MW," io no in im", yin, Dont let your stomach, liver and fowis or young ones of w vitality. inn bi. 'many 0,-nn" "9 'inn in, b_owels make you miserable. Take It may sometimea',bo_ si to cure boy. en gpg” pn mm, 0| ¢|,¢_¢n|c|¢. Lascarets tonight; put an end to the this condition by m _cal .__ tlllellt. nn ,nd hang into mm, mop, .nn ,gn headache, biliousness, diuiness, ner- but unless the birds a __v,el7, vtrluable q, ii "ing |¢ in 9|-09,,-ly c|¢,"q_ Tn, vousneen, sick, sour. sassy stomach it will be more proilflllla tb.; ll the ext morning they are hastily coopen had cold, offensive breathand all sufferers and devote _Q msg! lg nn nml lnircn in town, hnnnnsc (ho hlg otherdiatress; cleanse your inside' finding the contributing ¢lq'i?¢ltltl_ 9-D _ wagon hippennd to gn to town, when organs of all the bile. gases and con-.correcting it in the rest nhe,il_0c;\- they are tolli unit me sprlpr chimp. titrated matter which is producing, 'rhc other tyre er.thtws moot! nel and hens are in poor condition they tile misery- ’h°°* "hell £0 °¢'¢°\‘ ram* “ 5 set surprised; but thsJoca| -buyer is ‘ A lo-cent box means health. hsppi- birds that have s__ __ lit-msrugd thoroughly acqaaintell with this chan- ness and a olesr he-ad for months. All feed, :Lid have cob; Mu mn” h

rlatis behavior and with a few drugsiato-aell_(‘.a;loarsts. Dont forget to _‘rw gow a ea ”_=_‘-_Gini _mm

remarks 'ss to the poor condition of .the chllqrea--their little insides need ba h o grassi_,__or__ hm _M ru the lewis, bays them sllsheut tour ~s gentle cleansing. tee. article. which __s o_ _ _ff 0 °ll:

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When a farmer thinks of selling a l'0llie deaths res ltill! fr0lll "°l'°ll'

Eggs in Toronto.

Eggs, like creamery butter, show

an advance of o cent this week, Gunns quoting guaraitteedz non-t'er- tile specials at 40c; fresh eggs (flue case) ware stidl 36c, and returnable cases 35c. _ _

Eggs at Local Points.

Eggs sold' retail up to 50c ot Ham-

ilton and Kingston Saturday, up to 45c Kitchener, -Brantford and Strat- ford, and at 40c at Woodstock.

V Eggs In Montreal.

in Montreal strictly new-laid eggs

are 48c to 50c; fresh eggs, 45c; No. l selected eggs 38c; No. 1 candled eggs 34c; No. 2 candled stock 30c.

Eggs at New York. ' '

Eggs are from 3c to 5c still high-

er at New York this week. Prices are as ‘followsz Fresh eggs 58c to 054: per dozen; ordinary to good 40c tn 57 per dozen. The prices for this ordinary run show a spread of lic wider than last week. This is the result of shippers mixing too many held eggs with new-laid. ~

is new tb nm it. very few would . '°"r- 1 not be afflicted. the het remeihl thllt -

Poultry at Toronto.

consider selli g any of their live Y S 'D96 Y.

.Muck 'uncut f‘"_en|h‘ “_ But, 'hat N0 Odd! ,WW llBd y0\ll‘ "V07, ll0lIll' £0 Bit Uilllll tml. IPO-@\.\d0Dt0d w'_ ' .

This week Gunns~-~--are quoting

umm.; po" "ng" of thou. ,u,.u|u, aches. how miserable and uneomfort- i'i‘here are ease tially two forms of 'chuckens ut um " compared 'uh

lic a week ago. Other poultry pric- ; es remain unchanged: Old masters, llc; old fowl 10c for light to l8c for heavy; ducks 9c; duckilligs llc; turkeys lic to 18c for old, and 20c for young; and geese Dc per pound, live welgld. _ _ .Dressed poultry ranges _ic to ac above these prices. '

Chickens at Loeal Points.

Zlressed chickens eold"ai_l the wav

`trorn_ l5c to lee st_ local solute in ontario on .ssiur¢_ls,y,___a9_ifg_ ills gig-_ yi_ll|_.V:tll° iw price. _ _ ,isis _

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r Poultry at New York.

Fouls at _New \'.r.'k sold l/_-.1 lower

this wc.-ck iol' 17c io lilc; i-hir‘ki=ils l'i'c to 180: a rm1li::ii0l` ot' lit; :llifi smrli lots ol’ turkeys, fiiic pci' poiiliil, iivc weight.

wheat Still Soaring.

\\'heat continues to gn rrp, ilu'

price on tho str-cc-t ir. Toronto tofltiy being $1.78 all a<i'vallre Sc over insi week.

No. 1 Nortliern at Bay ports is

$1.00'/Q; No. 2 Noi-i.hc.Vl'n $1.il.".l/i; N0. 3. 551.88% and’ No. 4. $1.79.

Wheat is nearing the $2 lnark in

Chicago as well, sales for October delivery running ycstemiay from $1.871/5 to $1.90.

Wheat at Local Points.

Wheat sold at $1. 0 to $1.80 nt.

Kitchener Sntlirilny. At other local points it ranged from that down to $1.15. `

Oats Going _up Too.

Oats on the street in Toronto nre-

'I0c this week, 2c higher than last week.

At Bay ports No. 2 Western oats

are 66%c and feed' 64%c.

At Cllicngo oats for October d`e-

Y 80c to 900; No. Ii 700 to 75c; clover, 450 lo 8512; rye simw 6.5¢ ito 70|: pci' 100 polllitls.

V EG ETABLES.

Potatoes in Toronto. _

rnloes has been renrtileri' and passed in Toronto. New Brunswick stock is selling in Toronto at $2.15 to $2.25 per bag. Some Western potatoes have :irrivetl and these are going at _' .r $2.10. '

Potatoes at Local Points.

Potatoes are selling at local On-

tol'io centres at from $1.15 to $1.80 per. bushel, 'the top price being at Kitchener' and the low at Hamilton.

Potatoes in Montreal.

in Montreal sales of Green Mount.-

alni-i in car lots have been made nt. $1.70 and Quebec varieties at $1.60 per bag. _

Potatoes at New York. _ _ '

Long Island potatoes show at still

firmer trend iluis week. selling at :ul- othel* advnllce of 75:1 nt $5 to $5.50 per barrel nt New York. New Jers- eys arc also 75:: higher than lust

The expected' advance to $2 for po-

livery sold at 60l;§c to 61%c.

week. nnd

sell ll-i. $4 't0 $4.50 per 165

- pounds bag; ami' Moines nre $1.25

Barley and Oats at ‘Local Points.

On Sunday barley sold up to $1 l

at 'Port Hope, Belleville, Poterlloro and Hamilton, and from that down to 65:: to 750. nt Stlatloril. H

Oats reached' 05<‘ at St 'l`hpnll1s"

prevailing Western

higher, nt. $5 to $5.25 por` 180 pound

_ bag. This remarkable strengtll of

he potato nlnrket is it condition

in most Eastern markets. points are looked to ae

oiircns oi’ supply. but the potato-pro- ucing points of tho U. S. are coming

_ _ . _ _ .. .. _T _ iiniiiremd nr. _*few v_m-i- an e~.in,,i...'

lowest record anywhere. tllis being nt. Chatham. .

Flour in Toronto.

Manitoba flour, first pnlcnis, in

in into $D.50;__ strong bakers ill jute $9.30. i

Ontario wilnter iiollr, new, in To-l

fronto, promry, sitipment, .acco_l'd,iniz‘ to samples $8 in jute bags.

Flour In Montreal.

Since the 14th of June flour has nd-

vanced $3.50 per barrel in Montreal. This puts prices on the highest level in the history of the Canadian miiil- ing industry. A fairly active trade is being done in iirst patents nt $10.10. seconds $9.60 and strong _hnkern $9.40. _

Hay In Toronto. _

Hay prices are steadily advancing

lui Toronto. best loose selling on the street this week at $12 to sis, and. second 'grades $10 to 312_

Hay st Locsl'PoIms. ' '

Baied _hay sold from $11 in no ng

local Ontario points Saturday. the hish mark bein: nt st. Thomas, Loose sold' from S9 to $13,

_ laied Hay_ In Montresl.

in Montreal halerl' hhv is. selline

lu rm- infg rl 912 Inv N»\_ 7_ $n_50_ 'er No. il ilitil $10.50 tel- mired. - i

. V _ Flay at New Yer-ir, _ V7 V ilflll "" W' 'qlvl 7. ~,-ol *tial

. l

and Belleville and' 450 to 4812 was tllel l""W"l`d

jute bugs is $10 in Tornilto; sccollils,i_

with fair supplies.

Veoetabiee in Toronto.

ilerc- is another ext.Vraordilla|'.V

frentiirn in the lncnl market illl\l’lll"h~ flalibtige are ncturlllv helm' brought nil ibn wnv from British flnlllmliin to nwwi. local nor-(ls. These Pacific (Toast cabbage sro reported- to he 0f very fine quality and are selling lh Toronto at $35 per ton. "

Turnips are also bringing hereto-

fore linheard' of prices, selling ll!

country points at 00c to 75c per cw-t.

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