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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, JUNE4 1901

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WILLIAM

MILLER

And His Farm on St. Pelcr’s Road

A MGDEL HOMESTEAD

w¢11_Equipped With a Pine Stock and Complete Farm- ing Outfit.

This farm. the proprietorof which is Mr. William Miller, is located at the junction °f¢,he Covehead and St. Peters’s Roads about live miles from Charlottetown, the pggtomoe address being Marshfield. Mr.

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Every Mother

A Doctor

It is an anxious time for mothers

when the little ones get their feet cold and wet, and come home hoarse and coughing, or awaken in the night vic- tims of deadly croup. Then it is that

-.mothers turn gratefully to Dr. Chase,

:_ who, through his great Recipe Book and 'gfnmous family remedies, has time and éagain saved the little ones and older iones, too. from suftering and death. It is truly surprising how promptly §Dr. Cha.se’s Syrup of Linseed and Tur- ipentine brings relief when the throat sore and irritated, when the cold is gtight in the chest, and the cough pain- and distressing. It allays the in- giiammation, heals the sore and torn gmembranes, soothes the nerves and gclears the air passages. People who know of the singular vir- gtues of Dr. Chase`s Syrup of Linseed iand Turpentine do not think of accept- ing the cheap substitutes which many druggists otrei- in its place ; 25. cents.

Dr. (lhasc's Syrup of Linseed

and Turpentlne.

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International S. 8. Go.

ron sgsrou

The Pan American Exposi- tion Buffalo. N. Y.

Coxmnxcrxo Mav

13TH the Steamers of

this Company will leave

john every no repair, si DNESDAY and' Flu- AY at 7.30 a. m.. for Eastpoi t, Lubec, Port- land and Boston.

Returning leaves Bos-

ton sarne day, at 8.15 a.m.

NOTE. Tris ni-:ST

ROUTE TO THE PAN

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.ini-:n_ca is via TH

i. s. s. co., sosros Asn ansnxv n. n. AND 'rms ouar rocn TRACK New Yoxx CENTRAL AND lvnsox iuvi-:iz iz. iz. _ Passengers arriving in St. John in the evening cnzéo direct to the Steamer and take Cabin Bc oi Stateroom for the trip. For rates and information apply to nearest 'Hcket Agent, or to

WILLIABI G. LEE. Aiient.

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Miller stands in the front rank of the ad- vanced ciass of provincial dairy farmers, and a visit to his well-appointed home- stead could not fail to he a source of plea- sure and profit to a man who takes an in- telligent interest in that branch of the great agrtcultural industry which is being so successfully prosecuted by Mr. Miller and his son. The Miller Farm comprises one hundred and five acres, every foot of which is under thorough and profitable cultivation. It has a southern aspect with wide frontage on St. Peter’s Road. The farm is divided into four tlelds, each con- taining from twenty to thirty acres, and by pursuing a systematic rotation of crop- ping each field receives a heavy coating of manure every fourth year. The whole acreage of the farm is thus maintained in a high state of cultivation continuously, each succeeding year adding to the store of rich fertillzing matter held in reserve by the soil. When the land has been pre- pared for this year’s root crop Mr. Miller will have covered thirty acres with manure, and the richness of the grass crop on his hay and pasture fields is evi- dence that the. land has been most liberally supplied with plant food. M r. Miller is one of the few far- mers in thisProvince,who pins his faith to fodder corn and the silo for winter fee d- ing, he growing about twenty acres of corn each year. He has experimented with several varieties, but he has yet to find that kind which can be depended upon to yield a full crop year after year because of our comparatively short summer season. But while in some favorable seasons Mr. Miller secures a heavy crop of corn, and in others a lighter yield, he claims that, takinglone year with another he can with corn take a larger amount of valuable feed froma given acreage than he could by raising noots exclusively, which latter he also grows to a more limited extent. Some idea of the great fertility of the Miller Farm can be obtained from a considera- tion of the fact that, with the exception of summer pasturage for his young cattle, Mr. Miller grows feed sufllcient to main- tain in best condition over fifty head of horned cattle and from ten to twelve horses.

Mr. Miller’s principal business for many

years being that of milk vendor, his main object in following dairy farming is the production of pure milk for family use. and the fact that he has' supplied many of the best and most particular families in the City for years with milk exclusively from hisown herd. may be taken as evi- dence that theproduct of his dairy has given entire satisfaction. While ready to give due credit to the excellence of Jersey and Guernsey blood in a herd, Mr. Miller regards the hardy Ayrshire as the dairy breed par excellence, and with faith in the adaptability of the Ayrshire to the conditions which obtain in this Province started out to found an Ayrshire herd some ten years ago. Cornmencing with a well~bred heifer of this breed, selected by Mr. F. G. Bovyer from the valuable herd of Mr. James McCormack, Rockton, Ont., there are now on the Miller Farm twenty direct descendants of this grand cow, all pure bred and either registered or eligible for registration in the Domi- nion Ayrshire Herd Book. Mr

herd prior to its dispersion was one of the best in Canada. Pure Gold was a prize winner at the Chicago World’s Fair. He is an animal of great substance, and the sire of excellent milking stock. This bull is now owned by Mr. Robert Furness of Vernon River Bridge, and before leaving Marshfield he left the impress of his 'rich breeding on the Miller herd. Mr. Millers Ayrshire herd has now at its head two magnificent bulls, grand animals whether regarded from the standpoint of individu- ality or of breeding. They are each four

years old, and both were brought §rom Ontario when calves. Jock Marsh eld, 2434, was bred by Jas. McCormack & Sons, Rockton, Ontario, and sired by Jock Morton, 1386, dam Bonnie Jean, 1766. This bull is of the modern standard Ayrshire color-white with red spots. He is a very quiet, tractable animal, and

of great depth of body. His oldest pro-

jeuy are hcifers of great' promise. Bald

ack Lad was si.-ed by Monarch gud, 1939: are cheapest though they cost more than the ill-fitting kind, because a

dam Ruby Crofts, 2474, and bred by Mr

two lu‘_ls were selected when calves by Mr. F.G. Bovyer,because of the excellence of their breeding, and of the great indivi- duality of their sires and dams.The expect ationsof the purchaser have been fully real

are concerned, an l they give abundant

breeding purposes in every important section of this great dairy Province. Mr

handsome group for an animal picture. The rest of his herd is composed of pure- bred Jerseys, and hlghgrade Ayrshires, Jerseys and Guerueys all good. milk stock,

duty at the pail is retained on the Miller Farm

regard to his high estimation of Ayrshire

the Province,being 193 feet long. The cow

y er s e. g a y,

otherwise be rejected by the cattle

_fi is made sufficiently palatable to form an

_ ' ° u h ration

'_ lly from ue.

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Our new season’s stock is now complete consisting of 50 diderent style*

in Concorde, Spingles, Buggies, Jump Seats, Surrcysi P|‘*°°°n*’» D~’m°f’"'w“ Mikados, Business Wagons, Express Wagons and Road Carts, all 3815585

with latest and up-todate improvements _

Some New Features for this Season- _

_ Thousand Mile Axles, Recess Collars Roller Rub Irons, 134959" SNP

P558. Boiley Body Loopi, Roller Back Curtains, Crandal -Tops Stick Svetsi

Baskest Seats ami Solid Rubber Til‘6l-_ C Buggies _ _ ’ _

ee our ’ er onco ,_ &_ __ _

~Lighest and neaE§slt‘l:~i;l¢lr|ilet?isorn‘alr?eIil.t I I' D O D D S '

lf you want Something Swell for I90l

Harnéss, We have 25 diferent styles in Nickel, Solid Nickcl_0i'i0de

‘ld Rubber Mountings and are bound to please you in quality, price and

__ »~ ""‘1f ` ""‘ in _this way fo_r about one year, and the

is the deadliest and painful malady to which ` mankind is sublect. Dodd e Kidney Pills will c\1\_’0 I-hy nee of Brighfo D\_s¢8l_¢- Thgy have never failed In onesingle case. Tb¢y“‘° the only remedy that ever

E cured iz. and _t_:_ft7_;»_¢_'__°

ml reme _ _

The ,are imdiitptions _of penile Kinsey Pnnf-pill. » box and name-but miita» tions are dangerous. T50

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emsosmnsem 'U

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p nner in a large lield of line

Ayrshire bulls at the Provincial Exhibi N

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is in color redand white, and an animal O

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The.writer ls at one with Mr. Miller in ___

xt urchase was th - .ry _loin _ 1; -,_ ""'=» f\.‘_”_'i __.f_»'3\ z<__~_3.~

bun Pure Gold, luis sued by Golden % “"2 LJ "~ ‘ "“ ' """ Guinea isle, and bi-ed by Mr. Robert =»“*11I

Robertson, of Howlck, Quebec, now Superintendent of the Experimental _]_`fL_51

Farm at Nappan, N, S., whose Ayrshire "

his stockaremost promising. Jock was ° ~ _ ‘ _ a rize wi _ _ __ _ 'O ` ' _

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tion new an Charlottetown nat fail. = _-

Baldock Lad 2437 the other bull ,pf _,g s

Wm. snaonemtum, oim~1e..,o..\._ Th... perfect fitting shirthas no extra strain where it should not be,' and

U solidly reinforced where the extra strain comes- With bad fitting Shirt

no maker can tell where the most strain comes,

main so nm imma the mature ....im.,1., We sell the_ best hitting white and colored shirt in ,Canada at $_l.00.

promise .,f|i,.;..g nysecias, .tm bun., We have opened some elegant negli ge shirts for warm weather. _Youll

'_ ri i ' - 'lm “C an mm as are required mr need one or two. They’re very comfortable indcel and so pretty

Mil1er’s Ayshires would certainly make li. C061 I'-0. C9St' 503 ° to ar I

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for no cow that is' unable to do her full ' _ 3 "ff Y”

_ The Wonderful Cheap Men.

cattle for dairy purposes in this Province. - _

They are hardy and thrifty; they give at

large flow of milk, rich in solids. and 5

éross well with either Jersey, Guernsey. or common stock. 5:* » _

the farm is thus cut and fed to the cet tie lbesan L0 think timmy wld was dev¢l°i>

_ & MAN, _ n St 8 entsof as well as the chaff. Saw-dust being used tggmigig ;§__f_;i\_1_§1_£l7i°?a g ;'§§§l?f1g'1n_1,I 02,822

M€_1§_i€;z;_p;i_ -. evin, Quee ., 2 exclusively for bedding. Even wheat say ,_h_w_Dr_ chases Syrup of Liilseed and

straw thus utilized is' eaten clean, and Turpentine has worked a comp ete pure _

=. ' I I _,I i |--» in this way material that would HS I MD DOW entirely f!‘¢¢ Of UM C°1d-

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important portion of the ro g . _ _ _ n___ed_ Thus it is by turning to good account, A M8~I1ll50bB P5991' S9»Y5 T3 U 15 Wa

PRESENT REPUTATION OF THE I everything gcown on his ferm_ that Mr. up there- W8 Whlsh blllze rainb Wigs? 3:; _

Miller is able to feed and keep in best con- @1180 0110- IU 0112 U $0 DOW Y .

0 _, dition so large astock of cattle and horses. tlltlb it iSn'b W8_l1f»€d h€r€--Hamilwll S981*

a And what one man can do could ' be done l1=\b0r- i \r by hundreds of others by foiiowinq inthe - ____,.__._.

‘ path pursued so intelligently and succes- RHEUMATIC VVARPED LIMBS

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muy by Mr Ml ell _ Mrs. H. W ills. Chesley, Ont; says:-

Rl G dose. 25 cents a box |_

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_ usivsizsirv FOR reisolvsas.

_ i CAPE Town, May 31.-The council ot

attention being given to proper venti- ` _

l!'S B8C&l.lS6 l lation. It has a complete water systeli,thc A The Duke °f C°r_°“"_m is °° be here in _ - _ ‘_ _ _

' water bein raised b a windmill and every September’ “nd Wm °°me in right' handy I I' I S

II' $1215. rdaway bmtl’ cow has a sgupplyoriure water ‘L 8 small for opening the fall shows.-Bobcaygeon ‘ 6 ‘ 7 _

W* m biukl I Independent. I ._ -EAT-A-is

and does not in._“___ V shaped trough alwaysi before her.

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clothes or bands th” _ Threahing and the cutting o straw_ an N_ . _ - C so many ladies uge_

fodder corn are done by steam A ALMOST CONSUMPTIO _ _' some b°‘1<11»==i°ff°°i°fi'~ em n.J.i.»°id_.°fi1e»»»» A-e. De-» ._ .::_i=;:.1;.=;:‘i:.::'_‘;=.*_.<z:.f° iris i‘s':sf°.a;:.::.:=;e..l~.-.:°.f:=::i::n

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NOR HERE.

“M boy was all crippled up with Bnue- . mauslsm. Although we doctored, he was _

pain was terrible. Readin of many case where Dr. C‘hase’s Kidneyiiver Pills had cured rheumatism,,we got a box,_ Before. they were half gone he began to improve and is now quite well. 1 axn_ very glad t0 recommend them to others. One pill at

the Cape university has allowed the for- mation ofacentre at St. Helena for the convience of the younger Boer prisoners

NUWIFEELREAL WELL

original and onl cure for Bi-ight's

KIDN Y

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Mr. Miller has also a weakness for due » . _ _ l

horse-flesh, and in his stables is one of the _ ` _ _ _

finest standard bred brood mares on the SMART BOY' , U

Island, Min, 35,025, by All Right. She is ' -

the dam of Shaver. 2.26, and has now a Mother; “1 wish, Eddy, you could learn > T

beautiful lily foal at foot, sired by Kalol, tu 1,014 your knife in a propermanner.,, In cotton, light smwth and mfs _ __ _ _ _ _ _

son of Kremlin, 20,714. Mr. Millerisalso Eddy; -‘Famer says it isnot r_lgl_1t_t0 _ A _ cents P-ef suit. the owner of a beautiful gelding by All sm* at pg,°p1¢__vghe;ithey is_cnf»i_!1»f.' if .; T Nicely Finnhed B‘_b____m‘n an ‘S wk, » .- -_ __ _ __ Right, a tall, rangy, up-headed, bright _ ._ ._ cents' " r sun _ ,_ bay, the equal of which as a carriage ' . . pe ° _

ii i ia n _ Mr. Miner has ., * B°°°°‘f“| °°f° M°'”‘° °"“° S” °“ 3°” °"° if f his BowMANs Hnnnaonn Pownnns $100 per suit

refused several tempting o ers or t . u head h i i fum _ _ _ . _ __ horse, but some day he will doubtless ';‘;‘;_‘; ;1_‘:;f:;~; _“ s1eep1e';;n;" zlfiiusgess _ omcthiug extra line in light weight _natural woo', _ nicely

yiehlto t'he,t'empter° . and other causes. Bowman’s are safe SIZES up l'° 46

The main barn on th; Miléeiia Farm _ls and rename and thsikind that cures pro- per suit’ _ ‘ _ _ _ __ __ "

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oneo t e best appointe an rgest n mptly 10 cents and mum

__ _ § stable is very conveniently arranged, each -""'“°”'-‘ 1 0 0 n

stall giving ample room for cow and calf WiLL COME IN “I-IANDY. ' _ Mew'

b li id It is li ht nd air due “ -

talns an engine and boiler, the latter P,_uk_0M_ “ rites _..I have sun-ered in my yan have ‘wma when pmmsed encased with brick, of sullicient power to head and throat and all over my body w,¢¢gm,,k¢, ,md 3¢,,¢|¢¢

__ do this ~ work. The grain is threshed, si!1‘_=e_lastsummerfioma vel? healfy °°_1d__ Lo W. __ cotmsnfwa ~

2 C056, 5°- separated and cleaned and the straw out $23211 lglulevggg g';:.§id£gsi{1e1;.;§e gig?) _.;

Wash 4 Boilers at clothes. all at the Same times StI'&W grown On remedies’ bun nong seemed qt any avail. ` _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

Pitch Pine

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Oak Timb

Boards.

Large stock kep hand. Orders fi

promptly.

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A PECULIAR LANGUAGE.

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whoareaaxiousto prepare for the next I ‘f ' _ '

December examination. I _ ____ . is

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MLW. H. Ls B1ance,'B<mneid, ont; _. i _lf ,_ writes:-‘"1 was oncea sugererohiropil Wy _

catarrh. and whileusing r uses _ _Am _ c »

Caterrii Curelwas recoiggiendeetimtird use ‘r 's T f-° _

Dr. Chase’s Nerve F to i UD ' ~

s stem My nerves were exhausted li KENT STREET

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HORSES. concnrzs. BUGGIES.

saitoucni-:s. ormv waooorvs,

Terms Reasonable-

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ON HIRE DAILY.

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* Good turnouts of every des- ._

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Livery

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For sale a second-hand ‘Pi-me,

(Bmadwood) Mahogany Case, is is good condition. Will be sold em for cash. Call and eco it at my sais; room, Great George Street. _

May 23 dtf A'l0i\0lI08¢-

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