This Trade flark in Gold

on the label and cap of every bottle distirp

guishes

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Limeduice

from other lime juice. S0- vereign is the pure fruit juice ofthe West India Lime. A delicious drink within the reach of every purse. If you want the best, ask for " Sovereign ” and see that it bears this trade mark.

IIIIISGN B868. Co. Urn., I-iaurax, 8.8.

sfonicn

‘lik and Bowel Troubles,

1'eepldl.lver,Sieki'lenlaehe,Cous¢ba»

,tie|ian¢8l|eQn\=s,epeedily

M°9_e_l.E'S

HILLS

'I`beysreeafeandpromp¢,freefrom Calauiel

or any Hcresrzhl preparations; can be taken ai an time and in an climate

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...T.‘}°I..`.§Z ¥..".l’.".i.`l Z'..e....' ‘ °°.T.°°.‘.'.‘.i“.s..£ cally combined wiih other vegetable principles that make them without doubt one of the best Liver, Stomach and Bowel Pills now beieto the public. For sale eoenuhore. Use por boa,

orb; neat( on Recipe ofprlcc. `

'flNTON’S PAIN REI-llF`» I family remedy for Interpol ell external lee.

cemnnnmam. ceii=.8r>f\l _ Nenraigia. llormleeverywiiertt,

price 25 cents per bottle.

Sole proprimn Tris Wnooan Cannes; ce. Linnea, ueéfui, came..

of-=. - 1 l “ __

WEEE? 2'9il'D

Q llany Pleated Cllstomersv-'

Have responded to our advertisement of

Snaps in Groceries

\Ve are known in city and country as reliable and up-to~date grocers. lf you want the best, call on us.

OHN G0lNOLLl & G0.,

HE 293333333

1 :gui _ A

743333 FS ls -

33'-

l_E.PORTEFlCo’s.

Hay Carriers,

Double Harpoon Forks. Two-tined Gi-apple'ForkS. N¢lllS HBY F0l`k5:

Steel Pulleys. Metal Pulleys,

W005 P\11.l¢YSf

Raw Hide Pulleys,

Steel Grapples. Hay Rope, alSO in SlZOCl{

gi LONDON Jul 25.- King Edward will I _have tried many medicines and doctor ei F E R z R ! F E R Z

y _

’ 1 b i ed

ham B coungu abgard time la ang rlliirlflizdtliedurt ofuttbe lsziiile :dieriv them ‘ ` r*Ia¢ITr£° 1; , o, is expec - ‘ _ _ _ _ ~, - fiiii.1tf.°ifii...°..`§§0i.fm1'»t§~u1nat lea. ihairiobwned from P»\~=s0»1ew Cum- Fog ALL coops BEST QUA|_| rv pg|cE5 glql-is amen lliniieiirlaii' iii Thee pointmentsarelikely tobeannounc. D°\1Dd~Af““' “°i“3 three mme’ I “an _ _ _ nerve is beleiievery day,

d pt week sleep Wil. my h¢B<1v»¢h¢S have csv-S25. Hvd We are General Agents for the Nova Scotia Fertilizer Co’s famou: (bw)

8 “ex ° I feel healther :ind fresher than I have Fertilizers. 'I hey are splendid quality and are giving great result. ,,f,§"{‘m1,;°f:TJ2E,_

selling at lowest prices;

A. HORNE & C0.

TEAMS vw)

T0 HIRE

liablyagcodfirmcarcass. Rape may be

ml lcnlilllcll PBnaucl1ll__ ul

1. H. Grlsdale, Agriculturist at the Central Experimental

Farm, Ottawa. Gives an Interesting Paper. ,

In the past some objections have been '

raised by the pu-kers re the use offorggg plants and roots for pork production, but th* light of recent experiments would seem to show their fears or objections Rroudnless; In fact, the good influence of a considerable proportion of green food Or roots in the ration of a pig can seame- ll' lbs overestimated. It has long been known that skim milk has a most bene- ticial influence upon the thrift of the Dorkers, and quality of the park, even when the amount fed, forms only a small part of the ration. Green food and roots seem in a large measure to be capable of supple menting the now,-in view of the tremendous expansion in the Canadian bacon lndustry,-quite inadequate .supply of dairy by products, for use ln pig .feed- ing. The farmer whose condltlois permit may go even further than to use forage plants as a supplementary food. He may even make them the chief item of his pig feed if he is careful to use n goodlpropor U00 Uffilrdin, (oats,pease and barley.) dur- ing the last month of;t.he feeding period.

As the season is rather far advanced

for an exhaustive discussion of forage crops suitable for this purpose, I shell confine my remarks to such as are still reasonable.

CLOVER:-Probably nc crop is better

adapted to young pigs than clover, and a bit of clover stubble used for this purpose will give very good returns. So far as our experiments go, the pork so produced is of good quality.

- - D _

far for pasturiniz pigs, rape quitefeasily stands first. The principal points in its favor are:-(1) its quick growth. (2) its wide range, as it grows well on almost any kind of land, (3) its long season, as lt maybe sown as '-late as September and still do fairly well, (4)its evi lout palatab- ility. as the pigs eatjit greedily, and (4)its good effect upon the qunlily of the Ebac on, producing as its does, almost invar-

0!D6¢ted to he fit for pa.stnragef_ from six to eight weeks from date of sowing. It should besown about in rows 24” inipsrt, since when so grown it gives the geatest and _il for

pen ling on the season and the condition ofthe c.op when the pigs are turned in. _

“Many mosquitoes, much wheat,”

says the Observant Man. The 1902 wheat crop is, therefore, assured.

CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND.

Sir Robert Bond =ays that Newfound land‘s union with Canada is merely I. questionofterms. -Let us know at cnce how many pounds of flesh are nominated by the Bond.

TELEGRAPHIC BRIEF.

PANAMA, July 24.~Gen. Salazar has

received a note from Brvolutionnry General Herrera saying he is willing to accept peace proposals. Terms will be offered.

LoNnoN, July 24.-The Pope has granted

Mrs. John W. Mackay special permission to hold pi-*vate services over the body of husband at home.

` CARNEGIPS GIFT T0 SYDNEY.

rary

Good turnout! of evef! 55359' tion, and good homer. WC” *Rd

` for always

AT LARGE’S

LIVERY _ _

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UIUC! I sms for weaeien P¢f*°°*\ attention to all orders. Phone 3°. ~

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Jnstawordabo __ __ Mrs- _ _ _ " i..if¢..fsriai»as‘s~i¢r»-==~¢H1-s.~°v- and the vim- ‘.>“* 5°’ "““f“““.“”’

exceptional condition, sown latein the

RAPE°-Of all the cro s’used here sci

‘be artificial heat.

°°'“"°“"°'

lfrom Zito 40 pis through n season, de-

NEW USE FUR MOSQU|T0[S~ ` i the Number of Vital Red Cor-

SYDNEY, July 23.-The library com- system, regulates digestion, whets hu? _ _ _IP _ _ :___ is M _ mission met to-day and decided to inquire B-PP¢l'fil»° end ii"V°S "l8'°1` *nd St"`°'“" wg’ °'-=‘ ’ _ intoasuitable sits'for the erection of a combat the discomfcrts of the beam;

public library. Tbe.tcwn accepted Car- term. Mrs. E. Wilcox, C1‘¢'~‘m0r¢>. 0 -»i ! V ‘ ' 5 »'

negie’s offer ofa fifteen thousand dollar says! °"'

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s c ea ac e an .‘ - - ~

me wlii now A councli. I have *M 5° had “hail *“"° lm” °°~ All KlIlllS. BCS( Qllllllly. l’l`lCCS iiglll.

VETCHES:-Vetches also are valuable

as forage for swine, andmay be, under

season. Especially is this true of the Hairy Vetch, which species has the peculiar quality of growing up again after having been out off or eaten down.

OATS:-Probably no green crop will give

a better return in pork than oats. They may be sown late or early in the season at ` the rate of 5 or 6 bushe‘s to the acre and the pigs turned on about a month after they germinate. The fault of this crop is that it lasts only a short time. as it does not seem to be able to recover when once eaten down. _

ARTICHOKES:-Another crop of great

value for pork production is the artichoke. It should be sown into in the tall or very early in the spring. The pigs may be r allowed to feed on it in October and thc early spring. They will do the harvesting

themselves. This is a most excellent crop '

for brood sows in spring and autumn.

Almost all varieties ofjuicy forage crops

are suitable for pork production, the sorts mentioned above being probably the best for Canada.

The question as to the advisnbility of allowing pigs tograze, or shutting in a small pen and feeding them the green crops, ' does not seem to have been positively settled yet, for while greater daily gains may be expected where animals are kept in close quarters, there is always the item of extra labor for cutting and carrying the forage. _

Another item of some importance to the

feeder is the comparative economy of Winter and Summer feeding of pigs. According to various experiments con- ducted here recently, pork may be pro- duced at about $1.00 per hundred pounds. I live weight, less costin summer than in winter. This seems to be duo to less cost of green feed, as well as to low tempera‘- nra, which must be overcome by food or

Paine’s Celery

Nature’s Summer Hcallh

*-1-

It Puriies the Blood and Multiplies

puscles, Feeds the Nerves and Tissues and Gives

True Physical

_ ' S‘rength.

Weak nerves, exhausted tissue, poor,

thin blood, impaired digestion and sleev- less nights,account for much of the present existing summer misery and S\1ff€1‘iD8-

Dear reader, if you are unfortunately

. numbered amongst the sickly and weak mortals of to-day, it is now time to awake to a true realization of your danger, The weakening and depressinghot wcatherwill only add to your miseries if you are care- less and indifferent.

There is absolute relief and a positive cure for you in Paine’s Celery 00mP°°Ud' This wonder'-working medicine is success-_ fully conquering such tronblesas yours everyday. It is a fact verified by able physicians and thousands of te timomals that Palne’s Gelery Gcmpound wok” new, pure blood, builds up the nervous

able to sleep two hours a night for weeks

done for years.

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Mamie 0. Rwnufvstw- Also Carriages of all kinds - ;*g;,g‘,,',,,;;'*`=' ‘°f "-

De" in the 0°untry |l*n0('l’iii|i` ei’ ri "i\¢“\P|"f'- ' C°n“ec!ion°at vcndon summer I was badly bitten bv m0sQ\1°l¢S N Chilrlrt-n are ri necessity that is as _ We can give you satisfaction every time. _Give us a call. , ;§3_1;f§';{_~ Q; T* `

|_s°badly that I thought eikwoulldwgs linlglcmiiiztso other FooI»lc`s i . lciitiioziaiiletimerswen disfiguredfora couple ofw s. th mi;m.r§_ .swan men into their own. if _,my for soma

:lvised to try your Llnlment to allay ° _ ~ 1 , . _ one ine fefiouieg 5 Th an-wb was Women don t worry S0 much abom- I ’ . .gn w¢¢|.¢¢.e¢y

uT"’°n°n’ md dm 8°” ° uc 5 8 how the other half lives as how the xi 4 k A ~.5¢¢'",¢,», |,,fg¢.,|?¢ mo1~sthauI8XP¢¢U°3‘T"f°"'P9 °' °° tt _ 11.1; lives away from homo. ‘ CCP fmaff 89°C? _ Prom PIc'r0U or

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lllil I-5° MW’ ‘mm "b°°°mi"8 mm man aSkS li girl '~°i”‘f"‘°"Y hm* “"“"h' - . » he ii

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ll'l'»l6l0$0kB¢P 0fl>ll¢ l;ll|,¢it;c:;y, 3325;.-y or accept. lum and be 50-1.10. _ E ‘ I S i]2gY¢?NF-Y ull!! Brine for

as

EXTRACT or

WILD STRAWE

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HAS BEEN iN USE ron NEARLY srxrv YEARS. A `

CUILES .

CHGLERI, GRIIPS, GGLIC, IIZFAIIIUK, CIKKEB OF THE llil) S.0llCll. ETC

CURES A

DIlliRlilEl, DISENTERY, CHOLERI

l0RBUS, SUHNER CONPLAIIT, SEA

SICKIESS, ETC.

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I Ll'l"l‘I.E GIRL A111031' DEAD.

Morrisburg, Ont.,

Feb. xgth, Igor.

Messrs. The T. Milburn Co. , Limited, '

Toronto, Ont.

Dear Sirs, My little girl was almost-deadj

I tried numerous remedies: for

her, but they did no good. A friend recommended

summer complaint.

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Messrs. The T. Milburn Co.,

_ _ Dear Sirs.-My little boy was very had -- diarrhma. I-le;p;iS§eCl n0ihi_r_lg____bui': I

ever 'thing’, but ci>uld"”et"fl6th° `

FOR CIIILDIEI AID ADULT*

AI.l'l‘TLEBOI'aLIl*ESlYEl) it

Seagrave,

jan. sud,

` Toronto, Ont. `

rug twin

~'~s-1.' .

Dr. Fowler`s Extract of'Wild Strawberry, so I procured a.

bottle, andby the time she

had taken three doses it began to help her, and two _bottles effected a complete cure. EI' owe her life to your excellent remedy.

> _ E' _

good until I got a bgtle of Dr. I"o\vler's Extract J ._\Y°l‘k\_ Strawberry. A few doses rriade B complete cure, and I have more faith lin your remedy for diarrhoea than any- other pre- paration on earthand always

keepit in the house.

Mus. Erickson BA1uu.sv. Mas. Tnoi/uis Lliiis.

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Marhle, Grotriite $35-00.513819.

$66.50 roundvtrip.

and Freestono.

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Erst-class stock and i Jqjy agp*

_ work, therefore our

customers are__satis&ed

We believe in buying

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the best and selling _as 5" rr",

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Fashionable Liiesv means lien rigi; that thfy-.are

tired. ~ .-

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house-cleaning won’t ` ° '

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