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4 The Best-Bred Horse on The island

Prince Marjor is the best-bred trotting Stallion

ever offered Island breeders. He is tall, handsome bay, with black points; has a fine, intelligent head, beautiful neck, broad chest, strong loins and good egs. '

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9"* 'His Sire `s th t MOKO ` t B d ~_ 2,04 1.4, perils 2.S55iZ?N.tiv. a'§i‘i2°<§> 2.52"1_3‘§i5‘é? Vi Silk`(4) 2.08 1-2, Susie Nr (3) 2 09 1-4, Gomoko 2.10 and 4-. the dam of The Harvester 2.0l, Tenera 2.05 1-4,

Prince Marjor will stand at his owner’s stables,

Great George Street, where he can be seen a_t any time. Terms $15 for the season. Usual return privileges.

“PARKSIDE JUNIOR”

* - REGISTRY _ NUMBERS :

American, 23289. P. E. Island, Enrolment Pure Bred No. 15

“PARKSIDE JUNIUR” will also make theseason at U

same stable as “Prince Marjor," 215 Great George Street, Charlottetown. --

J- *H. G. Murphy, Owner Charlottetown

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_ In the Show Ringi Shown ten times, winning ten first

prizes. _ _ -

In the Races: Entered in six, winning six first moneys.

His Colts: At Charlottetown last fali,winning first,a sec- »

ond, a third. At the spring show, March 17th, winning first,

second, fourth. Also winning first for five best colts from any _ _

one stallion.

Will be at the stables of Mr Francis W Hughes, Grafton

- Street. For terms and further particulars, apply to the owner HRVC

Hammond Kelly, P. O. Box 235 Cliariottetown, Telephone R16. 9800-5-siviwsinowifa. _ YOU _ ' _ _L¢q___ ___ _ l it _' i

Used _ _

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15166 clzxitliziir 17632

Bay Horse foaled April 26th 1912 Imported to Canada August

1913. Weight 1860 lbs. Sired High Honor by Hiawatha dam Kate I I I f 7 -of Chapleton, Grand Dam Ella McGregor, by McGregor,Purchased - __ ‘ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ra Ma 10ih1915_ o

in 'loronto by Mr ] F Roper of Roper B o , y

Will be at F. W. Hughes Stables Grafton Street, Monday,

Tuesday, Friday. Saturday every week. Ball. of time at Mr. _l._F. Roper’s, Central Royalty. Terms 12_doilars forthe season with return privelege. Mares at Ownersrisk. V _ For further information apply to the owners

; -J. F. ROPER, Ch’Town, R. R. 6

Telephone R-3-2 -

HAMMOND KELLY, Ch’Town P. 0.

Telephone R-6-1

1006-5-22Msmiil8i.

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ease, and many. others who may _know of losses entailed by lt.

in _reap-onse to inany requests for

information .as.to the prevention and treatment of coiitaglous abortion of cattle, the department’s specialties in animal diseases have recommend- ed the following method _of com- bating the infection:_ _ _

The dise8_Be is caused by B Specific

infection agent., t_he Bacillus abortus, infrequently from other causes. Many___persons_ have tliouglit that abortion was due'to injury, sn`ch as blows, horn thrusts, falls, etc., or

to tha eating of spoiled f_eed_ or cer- tain eiibs, but careful investigation have __ proved _ these views, to be .largely unfqiinded.,_(Ioiitagioi1s abor- tion_is u. _very insidious disease. and as it dones not markedly affect the liealth of th'e individual cow ltts presence may not be rec-cgiiized un- til ' the infection has. extended throughout 'the herd. In economic importance it ranks second_only to tuberculosis. _I _ _

Efforts have been made to discover

some medicinal ugent- which would cure the disease, and attempts have also been made to produce a sernin, but this work is still in the experi-

mental stage and no reliable cura-

tive agent has yet been discovered. placed upon the careful and repeated disinfection of premises and of ani- mals, together with the separation of healthy from diseased animals.

V Disinfection of Premises

The thorough disinfection ot' pre-

mlses is esential. This may be sat- isfactorily accomplished by carry- ing out the following directions:

1. Sweep ceilings, side walls,

stalls partitions, floors, and other surfaces until free from cobwsbs und dust.

2. Remove all accumulations of

flltli by scraping, and if woodwork has become decayed, porous, or ab- sorbent, it should be removed, burn- ed, and replaced with new" ma- terial.

3. if floor is of earth, remove 4

inches from the surface, and in places where it shows staining with urine u suiiiclent depth should he replac- ed to» expose fresh earth. All earth removed should be replaced with earth from annincoiituniinated soruce, or a new floor of concrete may be laid, which is very durable and easily cleaned.

4. _Ali refuse 'und material from

stable and barnyard should be re- moved to a place not accessible to cattle or hogs. 'i‘lie manure should be spread on fields and turned un- der whlle the wood should be burn- od.

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Thou h Pears' is the finest of all Soaps, it is sold everywhere at not over 15c. (unscented)

Matchless for _

KINAROS `

oaosel §y Kamares, 2.10 5-4-Dam, Russula, dam of five includ- i ing Bergen, 2.063-4. _ _

‘ The breeders of King’s County again have the opportunity of

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Splendid llnilit

J. vl._uAMMoNo na. ' SCQTL-“fini ONT-f Aug. 25th. 1913

“Fr_uit;n.-tériy¢:” are the_only pill

mann ae ur omy wa 1,11' k' _ They work cimipletelyy 2,0 ui-ixiifg whatever, and one is lenty gn- an ordinary person at a dose. My with

wasa igartyrto Cginatipation. Worried everyt ing ontecl d M, 1 _ _ ey W iippen on “Fruit- a-ti_ves”. I cannot may too muon in tlievrfr f_:vor._V- .___ _ _ _

e aveul1.en1'thf'lf

about two ysarziand wxgwofil niidhgyngg _ anythinge e` `long1a‘f-Wghigm ge; “Fruit-a-tives". T§1_¢i\' 515°!! mild, and no distress

ata . lv`¢_ eeoni d d gh g many other pcople,mnii':l coin- 5,-tillgig family usesthem ’.

.- ` _ I. W. HAMMOND.

Those who lllve been cured by “Fruit- a_-tives" are proud and happy to tell a sick or ailing friend about these won- derfultabieta made from fruit juices.

50 _ b (Ho $2.50 'alsl

¢ 3 OX. 1’ , tri ze 25a.

At all dealers or sent on receipt ofprioq by Fniitm-tives Limited. Ottawa.

5. The entire interior of the stu-

ble, especlallyy the feeding troughs and drains, sh-ould bc saturated with a disint’ectan`t, as liquor in-egolig composing (U. S. ll), or carbolic acid, 6 ounces- to every gallon wnt. er__ in each ‘case After this has dried, the stalls, walls, and ceilings may be covered with whltewash (lime wash), ‘to each gallon of which should be added 4 ounces of chlorid of lime.

The best method ot' applying this

disinfectant. and the lime wash is by means of a -'strong spray pump, such _ns th-ose used hy orchardists.

This method is efllcient in disin-

fectlous diseases oi' animals, and should he applied immediately follow- ing any outbreak, und, as a matter of precaution,_ it may e used -once or twice Qvearly. "

6. It in important » that arrange-

ments be made to admit a plentiful supply of sunlight and fresh air by providing an ample number of windows, thereby eliminating damp- ness, stufiiness, bad odor, and oth- er insaiiitary conditions. Good drainage is also very necessary. _

lf the assi; liquor cresolls, com-

posftusj _car oic acid, or i0ther'coa.l- tar products is inadmissihle be- cause of the readiness with which their odor is imparted to milk and other dairy products, bichlorid of mercury may be used in proportion or 1 to 800, or 1 pound ot' bichlorid to 100 gallons of water. However, all portions -of the stable soiled_with manure' should hrst be' thoroughly scraped and cleaned, as the albumin contained iii manure would other- wise greatly 'diminish the disinfect- ing power of the bichlorid. Disin- fection with this material should be supervised by ii veterinarian or other person trained in the handling of poisonous drugs and cliemicals, as the bichlorid of mercury is tx pow- erful corrosive poison. The mang- ers and feed boxes, after drying fol-

with this material,

lowing spraying sh-ould be washed out with hot wat- er, as cattle are especially suscep- tible to mercurial poisoning. The biclilorld solution should be ap- plied by means of a spray-pump, as recommended for the liqu-or creso~ lls coniposltus. '

ln addition, the yards should .,~ be

cleaned by removing all litter and manure and dislnfected by sprink- ling liberally with a solhtion of copper sulphate, 5 oz. to a gallon of water. Milking stools and all other implements should also be thor- oughly dlsinfected. ' '

i Ours `Are"l`he Better

to a healthy one, ilrlt clip the tuft Of ioi_i'z linir from the opening of thi' 1 ~ il-..J1i_f_;i disinfect the penis Bild sheath with I. solution of 'A per wil- Ui lii_.i:‘n- creiuilis eomposnus, lyaol. or trikesol, or 1» per- cent. cre-

oiin or eaiiboiia i- 1 to i,ooo iiotiiiiiiiiiiii penn ate' in warm water. The only apparatus neces- 88l‘¥ is a soft rubber tube with ‘ a large funnel attached to one end. or all Ordinary fountain syringe and tube would serve the purpose. The sheath and the foreskin held with the hand to prevent the immediate escape of the fluid. Elevate the fun- nel HB hilli as possible and pour in the fluid until the preputial sack is filled. In addition to this, the hair of the belly and inner sides of the thigh- should be sponged _ _wltb iiiitilentic. 'riiia disinfection should invariably precede and fol,- low.»-e.very service.. -Mi -An. aborting wow _shou_'ld receive immediate iittfmtioii.-:And the animal slinuldidwremoved to- separate quart- ers whellé. Sl\€i,_caii receive- appropri- ate treatment.. The fetus, mem- bra.neB._,lnd discharges- are -particul- arly"_,..- dllllserous and should be gatherQd,_up and destroyed inimedl- ately-_by burning or burial in some safe. place, and this followed by thoroughly _disinfectiilg the stall. 'l‘he,uterus should be irrigated daily with____0ne of the antiseptlcs men- tioned fior tho_ bull, using the some apparatus, and irrigation should be continued until discharge ceases. In addition, the external genitals, root of tall, escntcheon, etc., should twice as strong as that used for irri- gation, aiid this latter treatment should be given the non-abortehs us well. Should the preliminary symp- toms of abortion he detected, the animal should be removed from _the herd and treated as above.

After abortion, breeding should

not again be attempted within two months, or until the discharge shall have ceased, as the uterus would either not conceive or would uiiort

' in sl tti

again aiior me.

Great care should be used in pur-

chasing cnttle, and cows not known to he free from the disease should be kept in separate" quarters until this point is determined. li' _ a

herd bull is kept, then great care should be exerc sed to know that the animal used is free of disease and before and after service.

to separate diseased and healthy animals, it is especially important that different attendants and uten- sils be provided for the two groups.

lt is manifestly impossible to go

into details within the scope of ii. short article, and it in therefore sug- gested that a competent veterinarian he employed to supervise disinfection of premises and advise as to the methods of treatment.

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At this time when “Economy” is particularly the watch-

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‘They are ‘packed in first-class condition, under Govem-

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We carry a. full line also of more expensive grades,

Short»Cut Backs, Mess, Bean, etc. Also Hams, Bacon and

Lard. Wholesale only.

If requiring FRESH FROZEN BEEF we can supply it. It is being shipped regularly to lobster factories on the

mainland in preference to barrelled beef. Writeif interest-

ed' DAVIS & FRASER

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

1102-5-28MiMwtf

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- Farming with

easiest. _

Quality Farm Seeds

The thoroughly tested,

carefully selected kind--the kind that grow. We have a full _line of Wheat, Barley, Buckwheat, Corn, Peas, Vetches, No.1 Tomothy, No. 1 Clover,Mangel and Tumip Seed. Get _your farm Seeds here, and you’ll get the high quality kind at about the

Call or write us today

for prices and other in- formation. Get your

supply f rom this big ship- ment we have JUST '

RECEIVED today.

A. Horne & Co.

Kent Street, Ch’town

the com lexion!

p 2 Disinfection and Treatment of Same price as you friust pay waf¢1‘ Sll'€€f,_ S’Sid8

_ A"i'“°‘° elsewhere for inferior Seeds. _ _ _

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To prevent the bull from carrying &-______...1--1---4 V_ V

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There are many ways in which many things may be done, but of all

the different ways there is but one rigbtway. Although the right way seems always to be the last _you think about, it is nevertheless the simplest and

Farming with fertilizer is the most profitable, most pleasing and satis-

factory method-the__only right way. _You will find the work easier, the crops larger and better, and the cost of cultivation smaller.

Our Unmixed Fertilizers are the very best plant foods possible to pro-

cure. Unlike the ready-mixed k_ind_s,_you can _apply these fertilizers in just the right proportions to suit the individual requirements of your soil-_you can su l 'ost the elements your land lacks. They are more economical and

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better in every way than any other.

If von are interested in

what is new and nice in Car ria e styles you shouldn’t fai to see this splendid ex hibit of McLau hlin, Can ada, Tndhope an Dominion Carriages at our showrooms now. The new line of wire

- wheel rnnabout_s sho_wn

here now is especially _nice. Call and see these Carriages while they’re all here, you’ll find it easier to make a

pleasing selection.

Canadian Carriages

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Fertilizer istlie Scientific Way

A Super.-li-E-li-i-iwing oi i

Enrollment No 3 Pure Bred

CROWN RIGHTS 10182, Imp.

brféelqllggciatlthhiasrtgraililtlgiiétedittglglietdE%(ifl;,}h(§de'are bringing big (PuiQQii|rTi‘ éqeizlgliatei CANAMAN ~H°i§:rEi__8°Vc|~E;rY 2862' pncillsifliiii hligerdmihkfitiitiieiinliorses, when you can secure the ser- §i2fi.3'nff§l'“_`/iiiiithii»’ti`i§f\iiil`iifiii`_§ii?=§:ii=l ROSA VCONNAUGHT 21036, llllllf _ vices of a horse with a good stock reputation? ` §’f2'»_§?._5__§_f:'i_r__i§§l _9'g°r_f»w»iV face and Ieiio white. _i9°aiea_ '“ t...‘§‘s;‘ti2§- all sit; ;‘i‘:..:f.s‘»’;‘.i’.f._“"5' a* me is-iii? -2-is-=--=-°i-iii. is rs it-.ii-f-

y . ° ' ' iinemhmud mamlgy idftimbhmiluiiyii [ii rSlii:a" Cd(tacTysii1 11649, by lfliawatba

lication. _

Further particulars on app » Sifilyeniiinigiifgllslg, Fel? payable hy 10057' px-mcg Ruben, by 3-mcg gg

9957'h'1-4M*-U5"Emw&ki r Ii ' _ Note which must be given at time of service. _

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A Pure Bred Clydesdale stallion, No. M15 ubnaifé B¥4t;9F°'° 9949' by SW M

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. . k the season of 1915, leaving owner'a blggaiggoitigiolélxrefggag 3|:am%|¢,n:

TITCU Insure m good strong stoc compaw i;;»iibl_° Md! 5. ish Fmdli- 9;1lF°';» or Great Britain as ln any draftliorae

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Miilisy. New Glassow. at M011: years 6ia,in-own with whim trimmings

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- Charlottetown. P. E. l.

Rural Fr`.Dai|Y Sat ff

14861; Enrolment No. 26, will make

Pride of Blacon 10837, by B£ron's Pride 8122.

' nted by thence to owners staples where he -face and legs.

as is represe will remain till the ollowlng fort- Will make o season in the stud at_

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_ - ll. O. MaeKAY, A- A. LECKIE.

Charlottetown _ , _ _ w,,..,,i., nm.,

night This route will be continued

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'I;;rd_l-Nini‘>l__f; Give Our Unmixed Fertilizers An Op-

sides being superior_ in quality they are more economical than others.

E R wiortnigiitly, weather permitting, Albert Craawell. manager in _ g . ~ _-

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lik_e` many others, a Walking; talking advertisement of `the§merits of our unmixed fertilizers, is to give them an honest trial. We know our fertilizers will prove their superiority to your delight and profit. » __ _ _ _

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' Write today for prices and full particulars regarding our unmixed fertilizers.

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