for new vie

mic Tonic

iiettwforce

and Feed

We now have in stock

Rolled Oats

Oornmeal Cracked Corn Molassine Meal

Jones of lost one

=.‘-ei.on‘nis1 muighihoiygitt

January 2nd I A

w. w.

upon

Bold infidelity turn pale and dio Beneath this stone four infants ashes

_ Say are they lost or saved

If dc-ath‘s by sin. tiioy slned for they

lie here; ‘

It heavon’s by works in heaven they _ - can appear. _

Reason- ah! how depraved.

Revere the Bibles -‘ sacred-page, the

kinds united _p _' 4

They died for Adam sinned; they

live for Jesus willed. '- p _ '

wii.i.iAM.'.ioNEs _ _.

and go, was done,

lowest prices,

_ Llfrisweliqy

If you want honest

goods at honest prices you will not forget its wh about to purchase a -iltoli, Clock or article

Special tiienti ii given

to repairuig of %Vatches

C W Patterson

and

snuary 8th shim Pas- -his

was 86th year.

weeks- be-

yet. tho

his bfeen _ re-'

' gone. of he -was bap-I 'N. Archibald

_ old Alelxandrg a most evolq.

Hazelllrook church' some twenty years or ten he is surviv-

Dr. R. V. Jones James ot Pownal Abbie Burke. of his own family;

many years was a

and for whoin he cared

an itnusual tenderness preceded in .the “l{omegoiiig" hy lfftsen

e four wo

was Rev'

rum

oiinir

ontro

N Tryon

2 pairs boots.

i"i?'!"-S59*

isstssnw -*I-1 :_ -i

, 'tnsr'e'».iii ss no ~ ‘ iiifiii .3 ,I country; this ye=r_i;hai= ever before. ‘

;1f.m¢-,f sim in 'dfi-fri tt'-z.osit. is ilsiiiii- talkedisbout, . -_ _;._., ' ;

noasn some

'Img ~~ .. i - _ -'_` »`_/X* é.. _'. fxuy

_iI` rr'

lv'

A letter from M M' 3 1* L

A rm' mtv” s it espn. J

mn Axvoitiiy, si ' . goes tolhiil

.é stop- for purses aggregating $15 000

~ l~fis'many friends will'he glad to* ' -' ° . I -I L E N _ V i

t M _ _ _ , _ Harness races will ben. leading tea- _ - _ '

m wa” r WA Mcnonam Scotch ture of the programme ol’ Old Home " '

f ‘latin niiiiiis ct.

1 pin ruiiiisr users

9'*-!°5".°*

L (_

*dust to dust, ash- t who as stated in a former issue

y the Guardian, was obliged to give Week Ui- PFGBQUG Isle. Me., next sum-

work in New Glasgow and como mor' * _

me suffering from a dislocated '°' " ulder, hassiillielontly recovered to B"‘1“h“m n"“§hm““»2~04'»4- is W be able to go to work again' lon _on withdi~.iwii from the turf. his racing

um _AThm.sday(_S_ days being about over. Hereafter he

Mr, Abram Poters,_Moncton, Super- _ 'or for the Singer Sewing Machine P' K" W0" f"‘"“ H“"`Y Mack in 3 ., was at Itiistieo on business last. mam" "3"" “" *`““""U0 ‘Ut Week- Wm' ,,k_ He was Mcompnmml by ML ,ning thi- tlrst, tiiird :ind foiirtli licnts dom Hmm' Chulotmmwn who is of it tivo iii-:it f~.o|it.e:-it.. The best 0 ln me Shlgel. busnmfm ML and time was-i. 1.07. made in the ilrst heat.

FPFPPPP ‘?'F‘£*‘l*:*_.°‘?°"R

. H. - _

rs. Peters and famil into i end- - ing the sttmixier mogtlis inuhiieziinn pri G- '\~ P""“~V- ‘lf [»“"0“\’“fS- N-

1," m|.mm.'~h0m',,_»_0‘ - has sold the filly, Little Daisy, by

S' -ki D _ Daisy won iiiird money last fall in the

‘A s a r S tliren-your-old stake at lialifax. .D -

I ' U " , “ ° "‘ .attention should bo given to winter

- ' _ n. 0 A- inzitvli .race for $100 a side took 53|,-ymg ,md in m-.pil-_¢,~, get the beg;

4 ____ ' piano at lioiiltoii, Me.. tho other day |-“Suits 0||mke Blwuld, 1,0 (em This

stable of Tommy Hogg. tlie- , -- k°°»»i° .reiwilsm . vim _ bought: tits* nisrempr- ‘ t pil, 1 to _repeat the more only t one race n aventy-two starts limbo tisstitwo. yes . _ __

A. ll. Morrill, of Danvers; Meal..-will.

-do the sta_tjtlng'_at the big meeting al, ~Kslainazoo`ilie coming season .~

U O O ' Slxt -four yearlings from Wlln '

' Hail Pyarm brought an average ot $2?"

es.ch_ at the mid-winter sale in _N ' York. _ .Q-

, , , ' . ._

Ilydric, 2.05%, tho Pennsylvania

paenr. has been pureliased liya Kin- cardine. Ont., syndicate. 'l‘-ho price is not stated. '

_ O O O

Ilorses-going t.o tho pon at the

Grand Circuit meeting at Grand nap ids, Mleli., the coming summer will

w ll be used as a rond horse.

131 I3 $1

out _

_ruiekst_oii (son or Mako) to Liout. B. ll. liitrris, oi' Middleton, N. S. Little

_imtwonii Miiineliahn ami Nomis. two

nesr, _

“Gigs country. has offered a cup_for the

0 _

and first registered MCKIISY f-Iliff*-l'°¢S I1 settlements were made in the year. tem mile in three minutes. and another

transference ot- li' `

lt is hotter to tiialte

Oi' thc -,1U\li‘li6}*. killed in villages their ‘bodies would

men .,ii. ,

é ' ._ -llli6\'-

_ - f' Iliiifl

Walter Winans, the English trotting

B eiithilsiast. who is well known in this

trophy of lesser value to the represen- tstivsoi' that -breed that can negotiate a miie in 3,30, the trials to be held during a race meeting at Pnrsloes Park. London.

.` ‘tl #I If

._The long talked of match race be- tween Bob Mae and Tommy Cotter vzasjstaged on -_the.North ' Syd`n'e`y_ hsriisrv ics' last ,week |.ns1-tire" isisnn- liredp ltorse.was age`iti.returit_éd<a win-. non- Hs'i.s'.i= iittietroaiiiei in winning

Cotter 'won the_tliii°d; héat.fwhen the 'tire ot_Mac’s' siilliy _wettt dat! The track, was heavy. The race was for Y $l00'a side. _ ‘ ' ‘

` Frank Fox, the Medford. Mass., horsemen. was auioiig the buyers at' the mid-winter salo in New York, His purchases 'included Delis Direct. 2.20% ‘ Miss Elmareli, 2.18%, and the two year old illiy Lady Shewbay. The pricenpsid' were $250, $550 and $05 rc- spoctlvoly.

is a #_

was among the maritime province peoploin attendance at t.he mid-winter horse- sale iii New York. He bought I

Glettside. 4 years, for $285 and $165 respectively. Both are by Vice Com- lhodore.

_ Walter Cox npparoiitly made a bin ctlort to corral ull the youngsters with speed offered at the New York sale tho other day; He paid $6,600 for

1 Sain; Frusliuiii. a ye rling colt by San ,;,t.|¢'f'B';,'f Francisco. $4000 rorPNes Lawrence. ri f

snfvéd- in jyearsold, with a two- year old mark. of

Cossacks’ when 1.19%. by Axworthy, and $2.150 *lor

,,um,m,d-ml Fayro Rosemont , (ii) 2.14 by Aqiil lin.

tlioy were _ - * " * -

llggghrgi from Mtor- keeping records' for the past two years

- reward or had made a go n over the patron not

Will: veteran pa- keeping records. Number of patrons

had been put keeping records and sending to this nsioners and crsamery was 33, number-‘ol cows 218. s aliotherevi- 14 of these patrons with 100 cows age to which made an average oi’ $60.00 per cow.

the present

year. He has

lllillly li.

laiices

mentioned the moral France. Census, Aus-

Zealand. all singing

sealsnd _

freelalttl _ ` ' ' children wherever they

fruits __

Made in

. _ ..... .. ._ ./. ~.,

Splendid Record linda by the

Patroiis ,aiidhcst Your in History of the Company.

The animal meeting of the Tryon

Dairying Co. was lield on Tuesday. March 7. The attendance was the largest of nity animal meeting held by tile company, and also the greatest interest was shown by those _present in taking part in the diffei"ent‘ ques- tions iip for discussion. it ‘was._ the pinion of the meeting that more

company wants to assist the patrons

(Continued from Page One.) ‘M51 |l0"”0F‘ helweell Whflm U19” HBH and to encourage the winter dairying

| -Mercier' in ms smemud message-I been considerable rivalry. The race so have decided to buy the giicake and idol ins ruin loft by these men in ‘W°“* 1° M*“"@’1°h° aff" H Spirited bran and sell it to their patrons at

mmm' “Men and women' old men five heat contest. Tlieice was in tino cost D,-ice_ , ' d suckling, rich and poor' were condition and the time was fast, two

ot’ the heats going in 30'/ and 30%

The value of the business douothis

ot or burnt, I know not the num. l 4 year was the largest in the history of r of our dead. nor can I compute the °°°°“‘ 3' _ ‘_ 'K th0 UOIIIDMIY. 1118 Will-le Of U16 Oilllllif- ensure- of our ruin." `

When this »hu_msn at

th'i'-on "o- nation

was $33,975.22; pounds' 'oil butter manufactured was 111,149; average pa-ice‘realized for the butter for the y ar was 30.57 cents per pound. Five

Following aref the average prices realized for the butter for each set- tleinetit:-- ,

Dec.-lst to Jani 31st, 1915, 32 cents.

Feb. lst to April 30th. 32.10 cents.

Ma_:y_ is|;_to 31st. 32 cents.

June lstto Au`g. 31st,-28.85 cents. _

Sept.,1st_to Nov. Slst,-32i55 cents. _ Five -ot; the largest-piitroiis for the yen`r',wei‘e`:-7-__’-1 _ _ V - , .. _ _

Joseiéylloonaii 1 j' Q $813.55 AMN. Hana: .vi._ .N . V . »i50_-04 Jas.5_:lL‘.-.Hotvattf _ . 5734.95

tli_rss_nut brittle/four'-‘-nests trotted. .G.>.w;=w:_csmersn -‘ ' _ -a4o‘.iii

Jas; -E. Dawson- ‘ ._ 639:00 - $00.00 -was oflered lsstyeor in prizes and-s' sliver mensi by. Fra. Lang; 'ras priite 'money.was- divided into-two classes. $20 to Class A.; to`tlie patron lteepliig records and making the most per cow for the your. Tho'ined.-ii was given to the lst prize iii this class. Following are the winners:- lst prize and iuodal., Fred Woolley.

$Ii46.7fl; avcrzigii per cow, $80.68.

2nd prize, James E. ilowati, $734.05;

average por vow, $73.40.

(lrd prize. J. E. Dawson, $630.90; aver-

age per cow, $71.10.

J. D. Keith, ol Steiiarton, N: S.. ith prize, lloward (fallback. $319.08;

average por cow,.$03.S1.

$20 to Class B., to the patron send-

ing the largest amount inthe year.

Giimmodoro Boy, 0' years old. 'and iiumliei-'ot cows not couiited. Fol-

lowing are the winners:

lst prize. Joseph Noonan, $813.58. _

2nd prize. A. Noonan, $750.64.

3rd prize, Jas. E. Howatt, $734.95. 4th prize. G_.~W.- W. (-!aniei_‘orr.~~$_64;0_.<1,6. -

The compniiy have again oilered

prizes, and is giving $41.00, to he divided _into eight prizes given to one class. to those niitkiiig tho*most ‘pei- ow for thc year. A medal is ol‘i`ered o the patron sending the'-largest

amount. -' i ~ -~

Mi' Burgess tlin "recorder for thr-

distrlct gave it report oi' the cow losi- ing work and showed ihot'tire~piitrons-

A dividend of 12 per cont. was de-

Msjor Brine cial-ed. _

The direiitors elected Qr the incom-

aiid has paced ini; year are-as follows:-'-D. J. Thom- man ol' which son. Jas.. E. Howatt. Geo. Wood, Geo.

Y _

contests of six Callback, J. -B. Wood. Joh Inman, and

104 times, on Joseph Noonan.

meeting hun-

liorses, he won

aiyerceptlonally was only twelve

years. In _he won His re-

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