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3 _ _ _THE GUARDIAN. CFIAR-L0'P'I‘Fl'_F_()WN MARCH 2 1899 ' ‘ ` _,.
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STOCK GOSSIP- I young things we found a nice punch of `svs|nE AN" P|““oE on
Bnoannmns, A Pirrivci: isnwiiitn isi..\.ND
srocic mam.
Near Georgetown, the county towii of
}{:n_:‘_< g., iii.. l~l ind. Province of Pritce
huwaio, is lsronuliiics, tlw Mlm Bhd
home of Mr. l~`red. G. ,Bovyer. WUGYB
we find a high-class herd of Shorthorn _
cattle. At the head ot the herd is Silver
(;i,i.»f_2o,.5o0- a massive bull of pure
Crnit-kshank breeding, his sire being _
imported Indian Chief, and his darn ini-i
p ated liliniosa, a cow with more than
mi- u uni number of Cruickshank .
crosses. and described by a judge of _
Siiortliorns as ~~a big, wealthy cow _ cf;
the most approved Scotch type, a capital
niilker-the sort that made the Scotch
Slicrthorns famous-famous `btc_au=6
P3y~ing_pa5igg because g0£d.’ blIY6I'
Uhiat,having so good a dam and taI110\1S
asire.is all that a skilful bre_eder would
expect. A model of the nest Scotch
Shorthorn type, short legged, broad and
deep, great girth. smoothly filled out,
fine hair, nice handling quality, and _
withal, a gentle, mild temper: So good
is he that one of the best 3udges in
Ontario on seeing him at Halifax re-
marked that he would hare given the
best at the Industrial a Htnsself' for
first place. _ _
Noticeable among the females in the
herd are the Canadian Duchess of
Glostet 23rd. a great-grandwghlef
of imported Duchess of _ Gloster 12th.
and sired by imported Duke of Lavend- _
er, and Mina Mov_vbray. gltllld'
daughter of imported Minerva,and sired
by imported Indian Chief. Both_ these
cows are as good as their pedigrees,
which is saying they are as good as _the
best. Their red color insures a plentiful
supply of roan calves from the yellow
white bull. We find other good cows in
the herd descended from imported COWS
of remote date, such as Clarentine,
Easterville, and Rose Gwynne. 'Ihe off-
show that none of the valuable _Short-
horn character has been lost in the
heifers. But most worthy of special in- I _ __
spection is the roan bull calf, a son of - . -
Canadian Duchess of Gloster 23rd, and ch;§ES§ 8;?:g,;,sc?)§?ec,1§)r:;?s s°1'1‘;.g
sired by Silver Chief; his fine furlike P g y I
;t.qai_ai¢ili»<'tiat`l bac-lr give promise of Fnggglot 'of clmcnlam dl-Ups just
ht> Iviititurv l1t11_\S=' tt; brad at hero. ` ,eceived per steamer Stanley at t,hiiig’s
“id ile pisiinlg t piougli the hyuros wg 4 cgnfeciiquayy-_ 1_ 3,_
co” “O” e P 8 mmng ‘ *’ gm” I Si'i~:01aL meetings are being held in
f°r‘_”3 of _‘he Llncmn Sheep' bred t° the Baptist ohurchbthis week. alt is the
'ylsilcig l;‘reS'0Pu'qhilsedwfrom Glbsun _ intention of the Pastor. Rev. E. J.
prised atthe rate :tt which the younger Week °
sheep have developed since we saw “ _ -
them at Halifax. Looking at them we( A special train left here about 12.30
cease to wonder at the fabulous rices‘ for Alperton and ()’Lear ' with Prof
ing we saw achoice bunch of Oxford citizens,
Downs, bred from imported stock
'I`here are some ma nilicent s ecimensl M1' RC MCLEUVS annual Wim
evidentl find congenial conditions -inlwfis as usual 9' bié S“‘5°°35
breeder and exhibitor of pure-bred _ f _
renistered cattle and sheep for overi A1ben°n'T‘?°sday’ 7th’. Post Hm
and New Brunswick, where he had a§ _ y’
first for herd at both shows and tirstl ' y
 ~_ h _ __ b f b di is d day under the supervision of the new
lm ‘“ ampmu ee ree °a`5‘ a" lTown Council. A’large number from
“U R 85 mano' We were sm' Grant to continue the ireeiinvs next
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the choicest of the breed fetch in Great I Robertson and Macoun. They were ac-
Britain. In another wing of the stead- l companied by quite a number of
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in the yard’ tylicalgof the bre§d_ great moth.sal°e of stock came on yesterday-'L
wool-growers,aud still greater producers _ *nd '"5 alluded by “mfg” Y-‘“m"°1' °f
of high-quality mutton. _Both breedslbidders. Prices ruled high andthe sale
y o
their sea-girt home. ‘ ~ - _
Mr- Brief has bm 8 S“°<=eSSf°1lo.iii“f§i°i5fiic2'i§’§lt.t§‘i."§.Z f;fii°..“.i'§’-'
I =' t a ___ B t mst fan k d h. lTuesday. 14th, Abraui’s Village, Fri-
wenyyer u mart is! ,_ _ _
first visit to the shows in Nova Scotia_g;z1;i;;_l;iaSe;gg;1lleég:0Sdl\y, 21st,
fair share of success. being awartledi MARCH camem mea lamb este”
. _ _ . t
T.i1r.__ usually placidfand genial 'editors
ofthe Pioneer has- had his. placidity’
sadly ruiiled during the past few days
as evidenced by yesterday’s Farmer.
His chronic dependence on the scissors _
interest has turned into an insane idea
that unless he clips everything in this
paper his duty to his own has been
neglected. His imbecility is yet how-
ever capable of conceiving' that
several 'references made in the GUAR-
so manipulated as to be made readable
in his weekly which came lumbering
along after the battle had been lost and
won and so he kicked like a baby.To his
complaints this column can only extend
itsdeepest sympathy, with a standing
invitation to clip regardless of appro-
‘ priateness and the ciippings will lit: in 1
some how. Above every thing else the
gentle editor is warned agaiiisi. t worry-
ing. ,
'Wlu'|.1’»iti|-
Catarrhoxone is a liquid, fragrant
and cleansing, which rapidly volatlizes
when inhaled. What is it. for P It is an
absolute, never-failing cure for calarrh
of the throat or nasal passages.- Is this
true ? We are so sure that -it will cure
you that we will send you, prepaid, a
a free sample of Catarrhozone and an
' inhaler it you send your address within
and the Daily Gnaifniaiv for items of~»'gx" A ' ' V P I
DIAN to the civic election could not be _»
lmstfor Rocks in hom Ll“°°l“S Md the country availed themselves of the
_ ‘business was quite lively in Summer-
' one week. Write us.
Oxfords.-Farmers’ Advocate. N, C__P0|g0n & C0__ Kings;0n_0n¢_
,good roads and good weather, and
1 --»-- side.
_ _ THE Y’s gave a very successful enter-
` ltainment in Willard Hall, Tuesday
3 Supreme Court at Georgetown ~ t
_»before the Court. Ind ment will rob- . ` ~ q- g
hands of Mr. Bovyer. Among the
_ evening was spent.
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' eve-ling. Mrs. C. IV. Strong, occupied
' th hair. A
on 'he Petitions of Neil MCI” Od md re;d(t;.red,consist£`itti(¢?'r<t>f Idglgsmldliilelats :tid
‘A° C' Samdersi the ‘;““"1 “der Wasl recitations, in whizh Miss Prizzle Miss
_made for their examination for admis- Ida G0u,,.h_ Miss Regina Gaffney' Miss
S10" f°'l1° Bar- l wiina itorris, Mis? Eiia sitiifinant
Leslie vs. l\'hite-Action for wages. Miss Strong and Miss Sprague mul;
__ Matheson for plaintiff; J. S. Mcboiiald Put’ after which coffee and cake were
spring of H1080 010 i'1‘P°1'l°‘l '°°W’land W. S. btewart for defendant. bow weresarved Them was ,mea lar 0
_ _ ' g P number p.esent notwithstanding several
lably be given t°d“y' other attractions, and a very`plt-iasant
SUMMERSIDEMARKETS
(Revised Weekly.)
Apples (bush) ..... ._
Beeflqnarter per lb....:..- ......... ..
Reef(-imalll per 1b....
Buttarlfreshlperlb  
Butt.cr(tub)........._... 
Cheese .......  .
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Lamb ........ 
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UNABLE TO WALK UPSTAIRS.
Miss Mabel J. Taylor, living at 1334
City HallAvenne. Montreal, writesx-
°~I write to give you the honest testi-
monial of a young girl who believes
her life was saved by the use of your
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale
People. _In November, 1897, I was
suddenly stricken with loss of voice,
and for eight months could only speak
'in a whisper. At the time I was com-
pletly run down. I had no appetite, no
energy; suffered from headaches. pil-
pitation of the heart, and shortness of
'-breath. I was not able to walk up or
-ordown stairs. I was given up by the
best doctors, and the different reme-
-dies I took did me no gcod. While in
'this condition I began the use of Dr.
William’s Pink Pills. By the timel
had taken four boxes my voice was re-
stored, and after the use of eight boxes
I am feeling perfectly well. I cinnot
find words to express my thanks for
what Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills have
done for me, and you are at liberty to
publish this letter in the hope that it
may be of benefit to some other sufferer.
LAME BACK CU RED. -
Mr. Geo. B. Everett, a highly re-
spected and well-known farmer of Four
Falls, Victoiia Co., N. B.; makes the
following statement: “Some years ago
whilg._ninrkingjn_a barn I lost my bal-
anceandfell from abeani, badly in-
juringiny back., For years I suffered
with the injury`,land at the same time
doing a’l 1 could to remove it.' but in
vain. I at last gavenp all hopes and
stopped,doctnring.._, My back had got
so bad that when I would stoop over it
was almost impossible- to get strait-
eiied up again. all/'hen I would mow
with ti scythe for some little time with-
out stopping it would pain me so that
it seemed as if I could scarcely endure
it, gndl would 1;-an on the handle of
myfscythe in 'orcfsfr toget -‘eéise  and
straighten up. At other times 'I would
be laid up entirely. After' souls’ =yea‘rs
' of suffering I was advised 'tel use 1 Dr.
Wiiligms’ Pinkf Pills, and decidcd.,lo_ try
on box. BdoN_Lhad__nuiahed__i$_I Sami   are numerous pink colored imitations against which
the-_.pills werohielping;  _,_ I___ bought
six boxes more and _the__qe_v_ep_ _,boxes
completeiysgiired pip-_,;It_§is three years
sinotékteolg-them, and my back has not
¥§_ _ _ ed_`i_i_ie __ Dr. Wi1liains’__ Pink
~ safest ii sssisisiearsinsé use
liigh1y__ __ inipend_them to-Upeilooi
muerhlgelziéwidtail ` tliisHff»(I
had ' $10 a box for them, th
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How 'lo he Healflis/ I
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I \*/infer is a Truim?
time for dellcafe Peep e.
C0u3hs,ool<=|s,grip{°e ~
_ and- Pneumonia find
Them easy viciims. _
‘ Do you ¢a°l'ch cold
l easil\{'l'_ ll' shows that your
st|si'em is no1’_ in Q mn..
"’di'l'ion I5 resist' d_i-sease.
\/ou will beifortunafe if
\[ou _e5¢ape Serious Illness
I -but vvhi.| TaKe the chance.
_ f l _ Nature is dlwdtls
 fighting against disease
I The right Kina aimeaieine isine nina mai
l h€|PS _Nafu re be' 'toning up The Svsfem and _
 enabling tlfo reélbi disease . Such 4 Tonic is
i ound in _
2 Prwillldmsddnlt Pi Ils l.»rPaIe People.
_ rooi of main, .serious diseases, such as
_ rheumatism, rieuralgia, griplve 1 heart” '
_ Troubles , and all forms of-wealtness
‘ erimg The nerves _These pills reach The
 _ elllfier in men or women '.T1et.1 have maqe
 _lhousands of delikate people l>righ‘l,acTi°ve and
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its ci:.iPr1~: AND 'sPiNAL 1‘1noUBLE.
_ Miss Maud nenlon, daughter of Mr
lPhi1ip Fenlon, awell known farms#
_ living near Toledo. Ont., says: ‘-In the
` winter of 1893 l had a severe attack of
la grippe, which developed into spinal
\trc uble, and for the next six months I
l was helpless and had to be fed, dressed
and moved by my mother. I was
under the doctor’s care all the time.
and for a time he|did not think I could
recover. However, in the spring I
grew somewhat better, but was very
lfar from being in good health. In this
lcondition I continued until 1896, when
tl was again stricken and again ren-
dered helpless bv the spinal trouble.
It was then that I began the use of Dr.
Williams’ Pink Pills and the result has
been that I am greatly improved in
health. and am againable to attend
school. I believe that had I taken Dr.
lWitliams’ Pink Pills from the outset I
lwould have been spared much misery,
‘I and I can strongly recommend them to
other young girlswho may be suffering
from nervous troubles.”
‘ THE E1fFnc'rs or LA GBIPPE.
Mr. Peter ~McAvenny. of Glarktown.
P. E. I., says:-"I consider my de-_
iliverance through the use of Dr;
lWilliams’ ,Pink Pills little short of
lmiraculous. I was taken down
with a severe attack of la grippe,
twhich, lasted for six . _ weeks
_and which left me completely broken'
gin health. I was subject tb night
sweats and sieeplessness. My appetite
'had vanished; my stomach was dis-
_‘ordered. and my blood had turned
lwatery. Finally I was forced to take
lmy bed, and recovery seemed almost
< an impossibility, as nothing the doctor
‘did for me seemed to produce bene-
ltlcial results. One day a friend who
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lhad received benefit. from the use of
iDr. Williams’ Pink Pills induced me to
l try them, and I am more than happy
- to say that they have completely re-
'stored my health. I' look upon Dr.
lWilliams’ Pink Pills as a great bless-
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‘L ’ 2-ing to mankind.” _ _
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ritJ»~lEYMO0N INCIDENT.
A Designing Bridegroom and ln ln-
lenuoln Little Bride.
It is told how a happy couple were hon-
oymoonfng in the country when the first
packet of letters from home arrived, and
the husband proposed to open one address-
ed to his wife. _
“Certainly not,” she said firmly.
“But, Philippa." he remonstraoed,
"surely yon are not going to have any se-
crets from me row that we are`marriedf"
“I shall not have any sedrets from you,
but Phyllis might,” his wife said. “Thai
letter is hers, not mine. I shall probably
let you read it after I have, but _not till I _
am sure that Phyllis has told me nothing
but what she would _be willing for you to.
know. ”
“Still doesn’t it imply a laok‘of_ confi-
dence when a wife won’t showlier letters
to her husband?" _ _
“Not at all. The lack of coniidenoefl
lliown by the husband when lie demands
to see his wife’s letters." ‘
This was unanswerable, and Mr. Grant
sank back in his chair with amused de-
light in his wife’s perfect unoonsciousnesl
_of having said a “good thing.” _ _
Presently she added: “I told you so.
Here is something Phyllis wouldn’t want
you to know. ” - . _
“Then why are you going to tell me?"
“I’m not going to tell you what it fs.
You are only to know there is something
you oan’t know-at present. "-
“‘Phy1lis is engaged,” Mr. Grant' re-
marked. ’ ~ i ‘
“And what if sho is? Youarenot to
know to whom.” »
“To Radcliff, ” hazarded her husband.
“I didn’t say so.”
“But you don’n say she isn’t.” _
“Bow could I say she isn’t when sl;ie”--
“Ist I really think, my dear, you might
as well have let me readt that letter."-i-'
Fact and Fiction. ~ -
_-lf--_nx--in
V I1;-tcirt C`r>rii'€:~ot:s:. _
“'_7_`l:s i_i:2i.i~ bruirier i_~.:s riot s:ii=i e
t-‘.'or:`1 taiztitzt tlic ziifals yet." srziil the
bCsz;lf;;_; il_t';i'is<é r:ii.~;ti'.¢Ss. '
"No, I lv-liovc hc’s :z v-211.' roliziozis
‘.::f::z." i'C;;»E¢a~.`t one of the \'..;f;;.;s.-~
Eotil;:;rs'.*»i.;_;r. _-;:i.i~_;:i. _
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' Ci: lf`»"_'° Iirsrrriiiri.
“I’°.‘o c;::'»'<'l any l‘.i‘i_si;tiiid sits;-;or:'_'r.iia.”
“IIf_.w (iid 5*-rf.: ti.) it'."’~’ ~
“lf"‘.'- -‘t ?a~'l~ ff I '-.'f:`:.= ' ill, ;i!7ft1'f'f;<`i:i;tt;ir
lofi; itat-:ii "_:-‘_ '.‘.'l:§;~1i l__if3;ii'5' =_'- :Q-; 2;. girg
me t_~»~_;~.' !_ ;;ii’ l;1;-_ir ni? ii;f_:;i;t long.”-
lr';1L1l1v.' ifzti..
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F<1r.fi,i=':;:. ‘ i 'stirs df.:__‘!'::'_i_::-:'11 in (Er |
ln the ln.-.’ - t it _.~:;::.»t;o is ri \ivncie»_;>
:o:‘_:;;-1.:_-lf_:_f< .'¢;;t:;t:'_
liei-on ¢.l._»'izi_l is lcvozl by the wlicl.
A:i:oi~it':iii iatniiy, but she wori’t inzirz'
one t;-I it-.-*‘:ét._ l’;it;l (Lionel _ _
That niaii Sagziefrzi is a iiatiiral licrn
crisis dcst.rti_vt»i'-, _jiitlging from tlio facile
mziriiicr iii iviiicfi li-;~ tlolges them as fast
as they zippczw.-Detroit; Jotirrial.
Queen Victoria has bestowed the Order `
of the Garter upon Queen Wilhclniina. _
The happy young sovereign seems not to
be lacking In strong supporters.-Kansas
City World. _ ~ - _
_ Spain is in tears over . her-empty trem-
nry. Now, if she would start an investi-
gating committee on a tour through the
pockets of Weyler she might find something
to her advalitage.--_BrookIy;.ETag1¢,
Exouesn Liiiuoiniisni aoasinpanin the
_United States commissioners oirtheir trav-
els through the Hawaiian Islands. She in
rapidiy developing into a full fiedgedl
American tourist.-New York Mail and j
Express. ' I
CURIOUS CULLINGS.
Girls In New Guinea have small chance
°f_e10i>ins- Every night they are put in
0 little house at the top _of a tall tree. \The
ladder used to ‘reach it is _then removed,
5
A Persian never takes a dose of pliysiol .
until he has previously obtained a favor-.
able answer from heaven inthe shape of
an omen. Should he happen to sneeze I
when he has the potion at his lips he'
throws the medicine away.
_ It used to be the custom when the chief
priest of one of the Koiigo tribes showed `
_Symptoms of illness to kill him forthwith
either by strangling or by aid of a club, I
the natives believing that if he were al '
_ towed so dis by disease an one msc or the l
`,Wor1d would perish. ‘l
Pot.ti_'ioAt. Quies. _.1
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Secretary Day is not the least bit  I
" ltitious. There are_0hio men who would. `,
not frank _orrnsigningan amos on Friday*
larry othei-day.-Washington Pon. '
. How quick we are to adopt current
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_ _i all Troubles  frorn_‘“ A GQ, Q °‘°’,,‘,,,,,, " .._ " |
ggiiroiinllilo a cheap medicine. ` ‘ ' _ j _ '  _ __ `;_`__1_>00r‘a.ntI 'watoly  _ _ - _f_b;i-°y_Am::¢sam hm  “_ Wu” h _I
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