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Professor Petr-i~ ani his compan- ‘

6rSt°C1aSs Stock ana two .years Professor Petrie had been

lat work exploring the almost prim-

W0fk» thefefofe our aoval site. and some of the results

customers are satisded,

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PREHlST< *.2 G EGYPT

Ions have had a .sllrrcssilil \vint£‘r's work, as was sr-rn from the exhibi- tion at University (Iollegc, London, lust opened to the public. Dr. Gren- lell and Dr. Hunt had born in the Fayum; the I’i'ofc.~s0r, also on be- half of the Egypt Exploration Fund, continued work in Abyfios, an-d Messrs. Caulfield and Christie inves- tigated the Temple of Sety at the

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kinds of lame place, on behalf of the Egyp-

ln an ‘tion Research account. Built lry a

Pharaoh who flourished about 13 ccn-

Mafbh' G"°‘““° .tunes before the christian era this

temple was intended as 3, funerary

lchapel for the Kings of the First

Dynasty, whose burial places are

We sell nothing but near at hand. for at Abydos we

come in touch with the earliest age of Egvptian historv. For the last

‘were in view On the table are speci-

lmens of tliesandstone grinders used

by the workmen of that bygone age to hollow out their skillfully-

g wrought bowls and vases of ornamen-

tal stone on another beads of iv-

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thli best and seumg aslory, shells., green glazed pottery, car-

_ aoliaa. and garnet.. reasonable as possible. Not the least interesting objects

reproductions of two tombs be- longing to the earlier half of the First Dynasty. They were cut in the made ground 'about the town, and

° lined with 'brickworlf the corpse was

laid ln the mid-ale. possibly beneath an i er shelter of wood Round this

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_were placed jars of alabaster, vases of other stone, and earthenware ves- Scls of various shapes, some 'of them blackish in color, but more usually of shapes of red. A common shape was that of the Roman ampliora without its handle, all were well ex

centuriesago-for 'tho date otllenes, the 1ou.nder_ of the dynasty, may be llxed, according to Professor Petrie,

not many years ister than 4eoo iz. ‘ . _ » - C. Indeed, not a. few of the relics. "' '_' "-""'__""""' " ”

been appointed agents for the celebrated) Gas 'Wh he” be” °b*»°i“°d ff°m Aby-

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dos during the last three winters are

and Gasoline Engine, manufactured by Goldie & McCulloch 'ulterior te the arte area b Usher

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Of Galt Ontario, We are prepared to fill all orders at » Sho

n had would invite all who are in want of a cheap an

eMt"‘power from 2 to 50 h. _p. to forward their orders.

This engine can be seen in the Guardian, lllewsgééi

Oice, where it has displaced an A_mer1CaI1 .U18 Engine, and is giving every satisfaction. -

Address, _

The T. A. MaclEAlll|i’g_ Gn-

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lion ALL cizors ess QU ALI Fil P-UQE5 W0" L i

i We are General Agents for the Nova Scotia Fertilizer Co’s faxilnoui

!5“¢1-¢i1j_z¢;_5_ 'lhey are splendid quality and are giving great TCS 'C-

Plough and Plough Repairs Harrows, Seeders, etc., _ Also Carriages of all kinds _

We can _give you satisfaction every time. Give US 0. C211-

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5FoR YEARS 1'H£v’vE _ LED

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WHY ? Because they are properly constructed

. ofthe best material. They stand the wear and tear

of the rough country roads, and everyone knows when

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That no better can be had. `

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Tombs of the Thirteenth Dynastv- o . _ _ 1 _

some _2300 B.C.-proved especially _ . . _ _ -

fruitful. In one of these, aunique _ , _ ' ` '

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_Cholera Infantum. `It was in "thc time. 'l`he_doctor_ gave “ I iinally decided to

8 bottle and it did her so _ln the time it was finished she w saved me from inflammation bottle in the house and

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as eompletelyeored.: As for myidf ofthebowelsseveraltiines. J _“V313

_ a recommend it too highly.

ecuted. The raves fortunatel , had ` A ‘escaped rising, and remainea,iiiiew- A '_ _ _ _ Fm" wh°‘"°h ing for natural decay, as they had 1 A r _

been left by the mourners some 56 _ A I _ __ U

silver pilgrim bottle, with a hinged _ . _ - . A . - .

f - ua, two gold rings, rl well-made lit. Is now used in thousands of homes in the

5 :lo ivory ;ra_v,d and :any other rel- I , _ T

cs were oun . ` large granite . ` - ‘ head of a king in the preceding dy- Provinces. It grows POPULAR every day. Neve, ‘nasty WLS remarkable for its bold ex- ~ _ _ . _

ecution. Belonging to a much later » _ _ _ _ ;-;_.~ A A A i date-about the 'riiirtiety Dynasty, has a match made such a record before. Unly six months old

|or not long before the days of Al- _ _ ~ _. __ _ _ . --' - »_ 'A'

exander the Great, was a collection " _ _ _ ` A _ - u A

of Uriabti, little figures ei glared and probably already the niost__used match on the market.

pggtsrge which were placed in tombs, _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ l

| ing the regulation number. ' ‘ _ A _ ' Two ,eu an ,,,hib,t,,d_ the omerin, Single Boxes, 54:. Three boxes i2c.Ask your grocer for them ferior in execution and with a dull i _ . I _ _

greenish-blue glaze, the newer, ‘ » ._ ~ . g _ _ _. __ _,__;-_..__-_ thou8h belonging only to the next ‘ T ' = . iii' T 'A "E" ' '

_ i ._ r _ _ _ _ generation. of much better workmen- T - f I U . it G E. 1;. l » ' ` it . 7,1 ‘ -.

A jriiie.-sriu~witii'r. briniriirt‘imue'~¢rioA~_ ' _ Q ; '~ ;~ _ _. '__§ ‘_

purple glaze _Iessrl. Grenfell and Hunt obtain- _ _ __ _ _ __ __ __ _ _.__._ _ " ed ia large collection of curious ob- _ r "

'jects from the.anlmal mumm.ies-es- - A

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lo! yeags. ltthanpears only upon a

A- .-__ A' “ _true c rysan emum and not upon

_ ""'°"""”" " daisies, costmary or any ‘of the _ t '

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lier Roman riod Amon these

directions to the workmen who made

models of the creature, one ot which had a moveable lower jaw. That ‘_

cloth. But papyrus, probably, was; not cheap so that which had been!

Controlling tfhr vsantnemum Rust.

cusses methods of controlling it. He calls attention to the fact that it is a fungous disease and has been

a lied species. It appears to be a native oi Japan and was introduced

\ fungus.

cate the- trouble within a year or_ two.

Spray all plants frequently ith ` ` G"

bordeaux mixture or sulphide of pot- ash. This will assist in checking the

How to Encourage Woods,

Any cultivation ,which merely break`o__» up the root stocks and leaves them in the ground, especially during wet weather, aids in their distribution and multiplication and is worse than useless unless the cultivation is con- tinued so as to prevent any growth above ground. Plowing and fitting corn ground in April and May and cultivating at intervals until the last ol June, then leaving the land uncul- tivated during the remainder of the season, is one of the best methods

that could be purgied to encourage the growth of conc grass, Johnson grass and many other perennial weeds. i

lm ploymnt for Wet Days.

Wet days can be utilized to gooqg

purpose, by disinfecting and whim; washing the stables, pigpens houses, etc. _ Sulphpg choipfand eilcctive ` ' "

in _ “s=P__“°°" '_ ei`¢'<1 some hours. A _ '.e¢¢;'<g Whitqwash disiniects, _piiridog

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_ Strawberry hardens for ine and _ A year ago mylittle ¢u'l,now aeaflythreeyeanold,yrustt§_¢l§edby

the his season and sbehlsfteilllilfli-

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tr. mmm are, me the wwe... ifiyoii still use a sulphur neun is 0

\=°"°'°f- rv we all- The mummy: i" whether animal or human, was wrap- | ' ' _ ‘

pea in and padded with papyrus - _ ’ _ ‘ _` "just as newspaper would be used"- _ ' _ ' bdore it was enclosed in the outerf _ ‘ ‘_ ‘

mr- uieerre 1.... been very Jp`.».;vei-' _

ent ir; some] parts of the middle west, _ _ _ _ _ ,___ A and rof. . C. Arthur in Bulletin _ ' ' ` " ` ` ` ‘ 85, Indiana experiment station, dis- M”¢h6d&,, KENT 8rBE¥'r TAILOBS'

wrigigen gi; was I employe: for the' _ Just I’eC€iVCd_'1?;I”QmPl¢_f€ and beautiful Stock Of n¢W_ Sui

co e. 1 G P01’ limes an pepper in ~ ' _ - ' ‘ was jand W teas are

the Adays of Horace. Ol-d documents gl1§§k(§1m£)rf1S;?§el.° ;a_,s es-ff-ty _ If om Cod-Im yfm served as a breast cloth or studed _ . g . ’ u _ sn! we _ _m° the feet-covering of the dead. Vue youto nlspectour Pnc$‘ work guar' _

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linown in this country for a number T l --

through commercial agencies. In this i . ` ' country it does not, spread rapidly f ' rh°lT°b‘°°° EP1°u\’°.‘__'h° a°°| “W

and G 'l _ ......:i.°.l‘§.i“2.°i.".".‘.¥ ‘Z.“..."‘...‘.‘.,.° T°..‘..":‘°‘.Z i Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby given to the plants; Hand-_picking f H ` ded*-ai th‘~"_°‘l ._ hid_‘» . _ ' ' ` with a total destruction oi .badly dis- i ” n°'°7 A _ .°i°ymw ~' u 31°

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