The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

one. Moral, never trifle h % ur. d st and get Catarrh- 's instant death to colds, hem it a few mutes, Throat 'and 'catatrah disappear as ic, Catarrhdzone is the at throat, nose and bronchal re- y of today. Thousands use it, : ibe it--why, because it does relieve quickly and cute thoroughly. Two sizes, 25¢c and $1 at all dealers. d oy - HORSE WORLD OF TODAY. The United States government, '| through its bureau of animal industry, is trying to preserve the Morgan horse of half a century ago and also estab: lish a type of carriage horse distinctly American. While the importation of horses from foreign countries contifi- ing carried on in different parts of the country. The Morgan farm is at Mid- A MOBGAN STALLION. lébury, Wt., and experiments also are being mafle at the Colorado State Agri- cultural 'eollege. Only two:.crops of foals have been ob- tained in the Morgan work. The aim | :at the Vermont farm is to preserve 'the Morgau ype Bt its best, keeping the splendid conformation, spirit and endurance for which these horses were famous and eHmimating the tendency to courseness, heavy withers and low backs. A .careful effort will also be 'made to improve 'the action by getting away from the choppiness and irregu- | larity in gait apdjparticularly to elim- | inate the wendemcy to pace and mix | gaits. 3 Horses Values Keeping Up. The Western Horseman says: Horse values in the eouatry, right out in the farming and borse breeding districts, mre but little short of prohibitive, the purchase of a mice driver, carriage { borse or farm team requiring a "roll of money" the like of which a few years ago would haye answered for "firstpayment" on a good quarter sec- tion farm. And yet some brood mare .owners say they "can't pay the price" to breed to good, fair stallions. Think & ho SHEEP NOTES, EET de Points by a Breeder on the Care. Ss of the Flock, 5 the sheep where they can get) a 1iheral supply of pure, healthful wa. ter, ays a Missourl breeder. Stagnant pools. are great disease breeders, and the flock should be kept away from them. Place salt where the sheep can lick it each day. apd sore spots around the eyes. You may thus be able to save the lives of some sheep. If you have a weed field or a patch they will clean it up. Keep some of the lambs every year and sell off a number of the oldest ewes and all that are unprofitable. 1f you don't your flock will soon run down. grass. pasture and breed maggots. When you buy a ram be certain that hehas good blood. A scrub will breed fleece of every sheep will be loaded down with burs. Have some kind of shelter for the sheep in the summer. A shed opening to the morth will furnish shade. Trees with widespfeading branches furnish luxuriant shade for the sheep in the heat of the day. Remedy For Lamb Cholera. A" writer in the National Stockman and Farmer says of a recent visit he made to a big sheep farm: Inquiring | the meaning of certain little bottles on a shelf near the watering place, ¥ was told that was the femedy for the lamb cholera, or cholera infantum, or what- ever it is that takes the big fat lambs, and takes them so guickly. When a lamb {s seen foaming it the mouth and struggling as if in the grasp of the furies a hurry run is made for this place. To ten drops of sulphuric ether is added a little water, and it is pour- ed down the lamb as quickly as posst ble and gives relief in almost every case. Whenever this trouble breaks out common baking soda is added to the feed of the lambs and proves a sure preventive. This information was of great value to me, for on reach- ing home I found a heavy draft horse had been sick every day during my absence. Soda was at once added to his feed, and there has been no trouble since, Lambing Data. ' The time that elapses between serv- $e¢ and lambing runs from 145 to 150 days. About 147 days will catch the great majority. As in mares, the males dre carried slightly longer than the females. Old ewes, say from four to six years, will produce the most lambs and will gave the most. There are more single lambs produced by young ewes than by older ones. THE VETERINARY g! I --t8 "fos An excellent protection against files is to spray the cattle each morning' with the following mixture before they go to pasture. To ome gallon of kero- sene ofl add three ounces of creolin and five ounces of oil of tar. Stir these 'ingredients thoroughly before using. 1 Lice and Worms In Swins. The most insidious enemies of the average hog raiser are lice and 'worms. The feeder will often insist that he has nefther in his pens, when a care: ful examination will defect the pres- ence of both in large numbers. We pre- fer to dip all pigs soon after weaning, 'says a breeder, and to give them a course of /treatment with worm pow- : ! When Pigs Cough. © Hogs Dbt living in dusty houses that have persistent coughs are, as a rule, suffering from worms. An excellent {remedy im to dissolve one-half pound of copperss in warm water and mix in the 'slop for 100 head of pigs. ,This dose should be given for five 'mornings. Then wait a few days and repeat df necessary. For a smaller number; than 100 give a good dram to each bead. of buck brush and briers, turn the | SOM flock of sheep on it and watch how and summer is a glossy reddish-brown,. ; becoming Always Gock the lambs. Long tals | pervs gather filth when the lambs are Ofl | hugh, The color of the caribou, which in towards winter, of a lighter color: form of Se ani- antlers of the female and, grown just the same of} the male, and that is insecure, the down umtil the lower r on the surface of ith hoofs and dew- tefally, a support al- to that of a snowshoe, suritiee is «covered, and A , 88 extremities) of their hoofs have to do. flesh of the /caribon is much fas food, and clothing made of its skin, is, it isssaid, so impervious to cold Abat with the addition of a blanketfof the same material one may bivouae on the snow with safety even in the i merely, but it is well known how/usetnl the tame reindeer is to the lander, being his cow, sheep, harse in one animal. The milk of the render, it the most valuable of et 10 'men living in high porth- latitudes. ~ y caribou or American reindeer of and farther north is by éome naturalists as only of the European reindeer tarandus). the Greenland caribo i inhabiting the shores of the JB On So Tie Tos aul bie ren @ adjacent." Niagara Relic Gone. ¥ 125 years ago, the old Morse ot Niagara Falls South, wan by fire a short time ago. house has been by four ations of the y and i by the father of the preset owner, in which was then almost an uninhabited district, the centre of untouchbd forest. It was probably the oldest house in this district. Tt witnessed the vicissitudes of the war situated pear the battle- 's Lane, was often the the defending army. have 'been the scens of eonBict itsell, when a small company i soldiers successfull ¥ i varied. Svstince years that she lin, Ont. bows and arrows,' his son, 01d Dave was burial. Newark M Warm weather a8' nurse. Her early 'hb mer traveled about and the citizens of il arranged to give ars Collapse -- 4 Caused by Dissingss, Biliousness and Pains he Back. DROPPED INT were the chief canses 40f tapse that overcatiié hau near the entran vania Railroad depol 1k Set } STREET. was hurried to his policeman lifted him} view next day, Mr was practically rive because ae against 1 bilionsness were lapse, and no do up the hi which I suffered,' knew just what X three of Dr, Hap drake and Bu 1a the mori daisy, my of polsomor home. 1knew wa tely, my wife I felt like a new order to lated, I will use pgularly. I know never have 8 GOOD | GIRGULATION And Is Constantly growing in Public Favor. {t is the REST ADVERTISING Champion of the and more MEDIUM fri this Distrist | is the Qgriculturists ,conservitive class of people---I% not a soheme, boomers and olgues-<H Is the Sul possesses 8 solid gold throne, .studded with oo Jean than 10,000 pearls as big as fil- herta. PAIR GROUNDS SKATING RINK These properties will be sold at a bargain and on advantageous terms. particulars on applitation to the pro- prietor, Port Perry, Aug 6, 1907. one pier © The Sultan's Throne. The Turkish PORT PERRY FOR SALE E UNDERSIGNED offer for 8ale the Fair Grounds and Skating Rink Further WM. TUMMONDS. "ALL 600D THINGS must win upon their merits: The International Dictionary has won a it: diffics 5 ------ ,THE CRAND PRIZE ward) was gi $0 the In- at the World' favorite of | B ", 8t. Louis. Sollolto and re. D.C. vad Pitent Experts ome: | MYST Spring is the Time for House (leaning. 1 am prepared to do all kinds of Papering, Painting, &c. Paper and Paint furnished required WwW. F. NOTT, (Successor, to J. A. Rodman. 2 doors north of Mr. Widden's store i Central Livery PORT PERRY. HSanmLy, thanking the public for the many years 1 have kept a Livery Estal a Port Perry, Thats much pleasure in announcing that ¥ have removed MY LIVERY! to my former place of business Water . Street hich Iam. about to Is éxtend in- creas facilities 50 that he may be' modated with: safs fesir- a able a FE RIGS AT MODERATE OHARGES Fig? R. VANSIOELER. Port Perry, June 21, 1800. Pel Ss Agricultural Machines IMPLEMENTS liberal patronage received during the ; x