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X X X Malt-48c per gallon
Best English Malt--72c per gallon.
French White Wine- 60c per gal-
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X X X White Wine-430 pe
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Cider Vinegar-40 per gallon.
Special low prices for large
quantities. Also all kinds of Whole
and Ground Spices, lumeric, etc , for
pickling purposes at lowest prices.
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'1`u1~:_Daily Colonist says: ‘
A most servicable series of institute
meetings are being held for the discussion
of this tropic. and valuable addresses
have been given by hir. A. G. Gilbert, the
poultry manager at the experimental farm
at Ottawa, on the subject. Some of these
meetings are largely attended by ladies
as well as by gentlemen. Mr. Gilbert's
handling of the subject is exceedingly
good and thoroughly practical. Evidently
he has directed his experiments very
largely to help the ordinary every-day
farmer, and when he is able to show con-
clusively' that afarmer can clear a profit
of nt least $200 a year off 100 hens, he goes
a long Way to solve some of our economic _
problems. Such n profit he is evidently
able to make in Ottawa, with Ottawa
prices. If he got our prices of 45 to 50 »
cents per dozen for eggs, and proportion-
ately high prices for broilers, his profit
fund would bc largely augmented._-tnother
thing he shows could be done, and that is
to have broilers of four months old ready
forthe market, and weighing four pounds
each. If that can be done in Ottzlwa, why
can it not be done in Victoria ?.
Mr. Gillberr`s recommendations are
simple, but eflectivc if attended to. They
are within the reach of all.
l. Good Houses.-Not draughty and not
too small. So designed that the chicks
can be fed and the house can be clcugied
out with;ut disturbance of the poultry;
and the feed and water boxes so arranged
that the hens will not get into the dishes.
He favors cooping laying hens in suitable
houses to giving them the run of a
farm. "
2. Good Breeds.-He finds the Barred
Plymouth Rocks and the \Vhite `\Vyan-
dottes stand the tests he applies the best. i
He seeks chiefly for good winter layers
and rapid flesh for mers. and he finds this
in these breeds. He never keeps them be-
yond two years old
3. Proper Feeding.-Don`t gorge them.
He finds a mixed ration good. He alter-
nater grain mash and out bones-one meal
a day-and gives a moderate quantity of
grain scattered through alitter of chaff
or straw on the floor, to be scratched for.
Cut grass is an excellent chicken feed,and
grit and shells or lime are a necessity
when hens are cooped up.
4. Proper Care of Chicks- Particularly
during the first five weeks. He favors
coopine: the hen in a. slatted coop, to pre-
vent her giving the chicks too much ex-
ercise. For 14 days chicks should not get
grain, but only meat and water, or stale
bread ind milk.
6. Eggs for the market should not be
fertilized. The cock should be eoiifined in
open with thc best hens to breed from and
t used for that purpose only. Otherwise
decomposition sets in early, and the flavor
of the egg is quickly spoiled.
6. Feed liberally during moulting sea-_
son, and give a littlelinseed meal or boiled
meat in the mash. Comfortable housing
is very essential at the moulting season.
He finds shelled buckwheat and oats good
for fattening chickens upon, producing an
excellent white flesh. Indian corn rather
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Priests of Their Own Rite.
The Montreal Witness states news has
been received from Europe that Rev.
Father Lacombe, the veteran Northwest
missionary, has been most successful in
his efforts to secure priests of their own
` rite for the Galicians now settled in t-he
Canadian North west.Having first obtained
the sanction of the pope, Father Lacombe
secured a private audience from the
Fmperor of Austria, who not only
promised to send the Galician priests
needed, but. also heartily thanked the old
Canadian missionary for the interest
which he takes in the welfare of the new
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tends to produce a yellow flesh.
Regarding the other poultry families, he
favors Bronze turkeys, Pekin ducks, and
Toulouse or Empden geese. Ducks should
not be kept beyond nine weeks from the
time of hatching. Up to that age they
ure very profitable, but after that they
cease to be so.
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The bal:y’s coming is often looked for-
ward to as a time of dread and 
Many women are physically unfit to
come mothers. T ey are sick and weak
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in a womanly way and may well look
with fear toward the time of maternity.
Intelligent preparation for this time lt
most essential. An athlete “trains " for
months before his trial. Most women
do not “ train ” at all and yet their trial
is to be fifty times as severe as the
athlete’s.
During the (period of gestation every
woman shoul use every means to
strengthen the organs that are to be
tried. They should be kept in perfect
health. The faintest sym tom of dis-
order or disease should be promptly
eliminated. ` »
Qr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is
designed to do this very thing-has been
doing it for over th?y years. It is the
plaints, It is the only medicine that
may be absolutely depended upon to
of childbirth. It is the only preparation
of its kind that ig the invention of a reg-
ularly graduated physician-a skilled
and _ experienced specialist in the cure
of diseases of women.
mrs. Emerson Alien. of Dorset, ouuin-io co.,
Ou-t., writes: _“ I was in very poor health br a
long tune. dating from the bxrt of my lxttlqgirl.
A tried dxB°erent octors and diB'erent medicines.
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practically abolish the pain and danger,
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Quality of material and workman-
ship cannot be excelled. Stylish cut
and fashionable shapes. The H 12.11"
corset; are a delight to the wearer
and promote good health. They
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shapes and all colors and shades.
They are pratically unbreakable
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One cupRalston Breakfast
Food cooks enough for tive
persons---there are six full
cups in every package.
Sliced dates and Ralston
Breakfast Food make a de~
licious dessert. Our “liittle
Book of Ralston Recipes” -
tellsof other dainty dishes.
A coupon in every package
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