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'. Nun». - .~ “if. - £21 Destruction of Plaid-mice by Ty" ‘ phus Bacillus. Professor Lorfiicr, the originator of the system of dcsll'il)'lllf__' field-mice by typhus bacillus iul'ecti--n, has returned l -A- l USE IT FOR i Difficulty of Breathing, Tightness of the Chest, 3 For Sule-A Burg-inn. â€"â€"-â€". Lot No. 6 north of Bond street and “(53 of Colbornc street, in the village of Fruc- i loo Falls, with buildings, engine and boiler ' â€"-formerly used as a carding mill. Apply M once 10 G. H. HOPKINS, m Cermanth-om Greece, where he had i i ' B‘mls.‘"‘ Lam: m pm his System w a practical E 51-t. 1'. Lindsay tent. The prolcssor reports that. ltis __ .._ mm” torsion has been a complete success, . THE not) that within eight. or nine days the swim.- ol' field-mice which infested the parts of tlte country visited by him, and u. ~troyed the crops, were absolu‘tely an- nihilated. The remedy was applied in the ioilowing manner: The peasants in the district to be op- erated upon were asked to meet at a give point with baskets of odd pieces of bread brt ken small. This bread was soaked in tlte solution containing typhus bacilli, and returned to the owners with i...~tructiotts to spread in the fields. In t .is manner large areas could be treated en-ry day. Pieces of bread saturated with the bacillus were eaten by Dr. Lo- uder and his assistants to demonstrate is but tulcssness upon the human system. Horses and other large animals were also mpcrimcutally fed with it, and experi- cnccd no ill clients whatever. _._,. ._.._. - Farming in Foreign Lands. 'Frcsh outbreaks of swine fever have occurred in Scotland. Olive trees are being grown in South filmed, in conjunction with vineyards. Continued droughtflms caused grout atxiety throughout the island of Cyprus. The soil of Hayti is very fertile. Corn i~ easily grown, and three Crops can bc taised annually. The manufacture of starch from pc- lstluch‘ is attracting, attention in the Aus- tralian colonies. The yield of wheat itt the Argentine this season is unsatisfactory, in some 1 districts hardly paying threshing cxâ€" 1160603. , The National Agricultural Society of Hungary has arranged a trial for reap- c s and binders, to be held on July 9th land l0“). ‘ Cotton is one of the most important products of Persia, the annual crop a- mounting to about 35,000 bales, mostly ' lspahau cotton. in the Bahamas there are now plant- ‘Ctl 4,200 acres with 2,933,000 sisal plants. Tito fibre is worth $100 to $150 per ton, cleaned. Germandy, Holland and Scandinavia have imported such large stocks of maize that. their importations of wheat are de- cliniug. ‘ Sheep in Cape Colony are looking poor and sickly, especially September lambs, which are infested with parasites internally. The French Minister of Agriculture has drawn public attention to frauds in manure, especially with regard to the coloring of phosphates. In New South Wales the dairy season has been a good one, produce plentiful, and prices of both milk and butter high, owing to export trade. O-.â€" Alba; Animals in can... In connection with the recent resump- -, "tion of mining along the famous “ biuc load," near Bangor, CAL, a most pecu- liar discovery was made. Among the Lines now being worked is the old Pat- in mine, which has been rcchristencd tut.- Bishop mine, after its present owner. \‘t hen this tninc was first re-opcned, a young: man entered a dry slope leading,r to a second shaft. the existence of which has unknown. owing to a thick growth at brush and trccs about. it, and had neatly reached the shaft when he noticed a large number of flies buzzing about Asthma, Coughs, Gatarrh, Colds: TASTELESS. i l Consumption, g Bronchitis, Weak Lungs k, l l l can seem BY Annmarie-otters. Laeouaroav, . . Scientific American 7 '1 l' cAVEA'rs ’ U; ' ‘ TRADE tauntsé DESIGN PATENT COPYRIGHTS, etc. informatio and free Handbook write to mirmNN a: col} 361 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. Every atent taken out by units brought before the politic by a notice given free of charge in the v 0 O ‘ o finrnttitorgmrnmn wear; $1.50 six months. Address M . Pow. 801 Broadway. New York. ' he Eanada life Assurance h’y ESTABLISHED IN 1847. THE OLDEST THE LEADlNG LIFE ASSURANCE CQMPANY IN CANADA. â€"â€" Capital a Assets as at the 30th or April, 1889, over $10,000,000. Annual Income for the year ending30th Aprtl, 1885, $1,840,000. Total Sum assured to 30th April, 1885, amounts to $47,000,000. The profits of this old and reliable Com- pany are larger than any other Life Ollice doing business iii the Dominion, and its ratio ofexpcnses to income are less titan that of any other Cttnttdtan or British office. The policies of tltis Company are indisputa- ble on any grounds whatever after two years, and policies becoming claims are paid at once. The rates charged by this Company are as low as any first-class office. All forms of policies are issued. 'SCHOOL BOOKS AND PATENT MEDICINES AND DRUGS A FULL STOCK I ' AT W. T. JUNKIN’S. ' SUPPLIES A BESTVALUE. .__â€"â€"â€"â€" Fast Colored diagn- hams for 100. 'Fast Colored Mus- lies for 10¢. Fast Colored. Prints for 10 cents. The freshest Goods in the village at l E'W'm. Campbell’s. intimation; MANUFACTURER 0F SADDLES, ~- . HARNESS, ning the Royul Canudiun pays 830. l London Mutual pays only 520. such as musical instruments, the l Canadian is obliged to pay the full amount insured up to the cash value of the article. The London Mutual pays only two-third of the cash value, no matter what the in: ROYAL CANADIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘39. THE LoNDON MUTUAL. FOR. FARMERS . The Royal Canadian ofi‘ers the following: advantages over the London Mutual: l. ll'tt building worth $1200 is insurrti‘ ; for say $1000, the Royal Canadian is oblig- s ed to pay $1000, ifu loss occurs. l a case the London lllutnul is obliged to pay i only two thirds ofthc cash value, or $800. In suclr 2. Ha horse worth $00 is killed in the» fields by lightning, iltc Royal Canadian is obliged to pay $90. pays only $60. The London Mutual 3. For a cow worth $30 killed by light- The For other ‘ animals the Royal Canadian pays the fllll‘ , value. than 55, no matter ltow valuable the animal» , may be. The London Mutual pays not more 4. 1n the Royal Canadian animals :trc‘ insured against lightning while ut pasture anywhere. I insured while posturing on the premises of‘ the insured only. In the. London Mutual they are 5. When articles are insured specifically, Royal surunce may lie. 0. When “ordinary contents" of out buildings are insured by the Royal Canadian ALI. implements are included. In the Lou-r don Mutual only one rcupcr and one iiiOWi'i' ONTII are included, no matter how good other: may be. 7. When the outbuildings are not joined to each other the Royal Canadian insures under one sum the “ ordiuttry contents" ot‘ all building not cut oil‘ by a distance great- er than 40 it, the some as if the contents were all under one. roof. The London Mu.â€" tual requires a separate sum on the Cult- tents of each building, if the distance ii more than 12 ft. This is a very important difi‘crcncc in many cnscs. 8. In the Royal Canadian it. is it part of the contract that standard srnan TilREEiil-fli! may be used without a special permit and without any restriction as to the distance from stocks or buildings, caretakers, pnilo of water, kind of fuel or direction of the wind. Many of the policy holders in the London Mutual were obliged to rttn their own risk while threshing last season, be- cause it was found to be impossible to com- ply with the conditiotts of their permit. When a former pays for insurance ltc should ' secure a policy which will hold him snl'c whcn it is most required. 9. The Royal Canadian is obliged to pay its losses within sixty days and usually takes much less. The London Mutual need not pay for ninety days, and since it has become so hard up as to be obliged to bor- row tnoney largely, it. usually takes about. the full time allowed. 10. The Royal Canadian policy is subject to the statutory conditions only. It has nottc of tltc numerous variations against the policy-holder printed itt red ink on the back of the London Mutual policy. I]. As to security, the inspector of insuw rancc reports that the Royal Canadian htu‘ $202,758, tlte amount he estimates to be necessary to enable the company to carry out all its engagements with its policy holders. Besides this he reports that it has to the good the $400,000 capitol paid in cash by the shareholders, and u not surplus $117,607 making in all n. total cash surplus of $5l7,607 to protect'its policy-holder: against unexpected contingencies. ' ltt nd- ditiou to these cash items it bun rt eubscrilt- ed capital of $l00,000 ttot called up. lie-â€" gurdingbr the security of the London Mutual the inspector reports that tltc amount oi uncorncd prcntium it should have on hand Lint in a very troublesome manner. He McDOUGALL dz BRANDON. , is $290,309- To make “i‘ “135 “mount in “mac sew”: sh,” at mom, and ucci- 43-ly. Agents, Fcnclon Falls. ' cash a second call would have to be made dentnllv caught one. On examining it U on the premium flows for “1 large "moum' ‘ ‘- . . .‘ _ . I ll [raving n. surplus of only $74 218 even if ll) flit-duld all his htn'tcrn‘hc Wills mull} , L P e , __________ there were no bad dcbts,und ’tltis'surplul “m” ‘3 “"0 “"03 "- Cm'l'pli )3] who“ I DEALER IN l is made up wholly of the nnpnid‘bnlanco ‘ . of its uncanny appearance. It. was ab- , mintuly white, with the cxccptiou ol’ its , tycs, which were rcd and unusually large ; and prominent. Searccly had the ex- ,piorcr rcCOVt‘l‘Cd front his surprise at the white flies, when he was startled by the whirring aOtlllll of a rattlesmakc's tail. Looking carefully around, he saw t-u- cy us oi' the reptile, and throw a rock in iizt: direction of them. The rattling promptly ceased, and a mass of white, plisttvniu; contoiutinus writhcd into view iron. behind a prnttudiug buwldcr. A . u uph- mott- tucks dispatched the reptile. ‘~ nhich punt-d in be a milk? over four FROM ENGLISH, CANADIAN AND AMERICAN MARKETS. ' All the Latest Designs in Hall, Dining Room, Drawing Room and * Bedroom Papers, Ceiling Papers, Corners and Decorations. i __ ‘ PRICES & STYLES TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. Call and see my 5c. per roll Paper. ‘MILLINERY AND Everything belonging to thei Saddlery and Harness Trade ' constantly kept In stock. FANCY GOODSEREPAIRING‘ OI“ ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Stamping done i _______ Done on the Shortest Notice. of prt mittm notes already heavily assessed. The Company reports the losses adjusted but ttnpuid nt tltc close of the year at $0.- 387, but the Inspector of Insurance limit. that the liability for unpaid losses at the end of the year was $20,286. The cash 0- inmd to pay these losses only amounted to $l3,911. In view of the foregoing fuels fatnicn will have no difficulty in deciding as to the g 1 company in which they should be insured. l l i iKGlll-Sl., Lindsay, Ont. For insurance apply to S. CORNEIL, Agent, Lindsay . The “ Fenclon Falls Gazette: or one cent per week will be added as long as it remains unpaid. .put'u nhite. l-‘toi. Ilarlow Ballard, oi“ 01nd an the we. to 50c. per Roll. 5 """', , Build“... N. Y.. who nus chitin: Bangorl . y GAS.â€"(VITALthD .in wurci; nl mineral specmens. scoured Imus on hand the largest stock of Wan .tuc snake and several specimens of the i .white flit-s, which be preserved and ship- l ln'L in length. One of the rocks thrown . ‘; gc' ‘ , i a S l - - d <1 3 lat! -lt-tacht-tl a gmd part of the snake's} ” ‘ c- I h 5B t f I f H '3 Pm)“ 0V"! will" u)‘ at the office, on , Lilllt“. an it: Alf}: could "0L be ascertain- ‘: 3:" :‘ 0 l ‘ ofshluy & Frnncm glycerin” . ed. but ll tnu~t have been an old indi-i ' - ; . ' ‘ ' OX 1A YEAR IN ADVANCE \Lluui. The «dot of the snake wns'} “ u 103- u H l rl‘IErBâ€"‘I‘R'Y- l 700 acrea’ ’ l i ) ‘ Wit: want rlglinflo, energetic men to sell a - , our . urscry 5 oc ' , lurEVlI‘llS experience not . 'nccessary; any man with tact and energy Advel thing Rate“. Professional or business cards, 50 cent. pcrline per annum. Casual advertisements, 8 cents per line for the first insertion, and 2 cents per line {or every subsequent innerâ€" tion. Contracts by the year, but! year or quarter, tor a column or less, upon reuton able tcrml. JOB PRINTING of all ordinary kind! executed neatly, co ready and reasonable rater. . . Go to J. Normans Dentist, Lindony, it“. can succeed; icrlni liberal ’ outfit free. Paper 9731' brought mm mde' lyon want teeth ennlcted positively milk Our agents lmvc many n'dvantogos, such . T . , Your pain. Gus has been given by him with I, as selling incur-grown, hardy Canadian 5’“! “l. ll“: fwfl‘l film pmfles‘wg ‘3 , 0‘! REMEMBER THE PLACE : great success for over 2i years. He studied stock. Choice New Specialties, which are 1"“ "WNW" d“ l W “‘5 "‘3‘- “3 “ 59”“3' , .- v with Dr. Cultott.ot' New York, the inven- ' of value and which can only be secured A)! ~.-.,,,- impinumd in the slope years}, wt. of g,” fur extracting tt‘clh. Numbers! from us.’ Ag” by ,h. ,i in: of the water in 11",; ' We lat-t.- given porticulnr attention to - .ol crsons are Wl‘drill’.’ artificial teeth made f 1",“, “mph, “ The 013 and Panhth. ? Kort Strbet' thy-put. Set-lands 2'0 years ago, and nervrl the propitgttllull of HARDY VAmE'ngs 'fit' I .|, i, ,3...“ .3, if,“ no {i x“ .1, i 1.4 I 1‘ D S A. Y. irequircti om tapairs. 0‘ 1d crowns, pore-p , suitable to the Notthrra section of Cnmdah : it." St ' n v - g s ' ' ‘ ’ Visitl, For terms apply to ,cntt-r thr slope, \l’llllL‘ the sin-ant flowing: » ,Fcnthill Nurseries. Largest in Canada. 3 ' lain crown! and bridal work done. 'Fcnclnn l-‘alls, McArthur lion... on thcf m, â€"-â€"-â€"â€" . . . . 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