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June 18 1&03 THE FLESHKRTOH ADVANCK l^. Oti'tVou Olant a Tlv net for your Horse? We have just received in stock a fine selection of them, also IVlilps Axle Orease and Valioes Give us a call and see the wonderful display we have for you to pick from. REPAIRING DON E ROMP I Y Business Cards M'CULLOUOH A YOUNO lIsukorB Murkdole Do k gooersl bunking buBlnuiiii. Mouey loaueii ft reaaouablo rati} Call ou U8. AB VANDUSKN, J P Clork »th Div Court. Co Grey •8Uur of MarriftKu I/loooges, Conveyancer Notary Publio Auctioneer. Money to loau ih per ceiit. CbarguB moderate. FLEBHEBTOR P O RJ 8PR0ULE I'odtuiaster, FleshertoD wOiuinissioner in H.0..7., Auctioneer Con- veyanuor, Appraiser and Money Lender Real Kstate and Influrance Agent. Deeds mortga($eB, leases and wills carefully drawn up and valuations made on shortest notice, money to loan at lowest rates of interest. Col actions attoudud to with promptness clmrtjeH low. Agent for Ocean Doiuiniou Btaamship Company. A call solicited. ViT IVI. IVI O O R K FLESH EKTON MAXWELL T\o You Know, If not It's Time You Did, You can buy Dry Goods dieapor in Max- well thiin iiloii;; the R. R. Line. To l)u convinced of the fact just (hop in to Stracbiin's old stnrid, where you will see. â- DrP8» Prints, TiiMe Linen'a, Flannelettes. Wrapperette, Sheeting, Ticking, Shirtiiii,', Muslin, Lace (/urtiiiii«,f;ray and bleached cotton, OvoniUs and (^ottonade. Aiao nil sizes of Corsets, from 50 cents up. In addition to our grocery we keep FLOUU, FlSHiii.d DRY BACON, SKliU.CORN, MANG0LD.S,1UPE, TURNIPS, MILLET, and all gar- den seeds. What you want, and don't ace, ask for^and we will try and supply you. Societies A U W meets on the last Monday in oacu mouth, in their lodge room, Chrlstoe's block. Flosherton.at 8 p.m. M.W., Koijert Hest ; Kocordor, Jas. Folstoud ; Finan- cier, Wm. Del, amy. Visiting brethren tuvited. PBINCB ARTHTK LODGE, No. S33, A. A M, meets in the MaBonic hall. Strain's block, Fioshtrton, every Friday on or before the full moon. F H W Hickling W M. Chas. Munshaw, Secretary. COUhT FLKSHKRTON, I. O. P. meets in Christoo'fl Hlock the last Frida> evening each mouth. Visiting Foresters heartily relcomu. C. R., (3. W, Hellamy ; K. C, W. Buskin ; Fin. Soc.Dr K. Murray. (Pay duos to Dr. Murray on or before last day of each month.) Medical CARTER U C P 4 8 Ont, Physician. Snrgeon, etc Office and rosidouceâ€" Peter at., Flosherton D« »H. ^^ i?~. T. 'Blbhy,â€" Physician, Surgeon â- *^ etc. Fliishorton, Ont OIBco andRosidouco, Collingwood street, one block east Presbyterian church. May bo found there day aud night. Coroner for Couuty of Grey. Piymputh Binder Twine For Sale Mere R. KIMNEiS^R ^ FLESHERTON TONSORIAL % PARLORS Don't YOU WANT YOUR uaib cut? if Ki), you cnn i^'ot it done in the lafA-sl stylo and in the ()uickij.st order. Also Shave, .Shainp(>i>,Sint;o Kic. done in tlio must up-tod.ite way. SCOTT, AND SOFTLY Members College Physio. * Surgeons Ontario Graduate in Medicine of Toronto University, FollowHliip Diploma, Post (iradu- ate oriioal Hclioolaud Hospital, Chicaso. dlBeasos of oyo, ear, uoso and throat spcciall treated. 11. SOFTLY, JOHN A. SCOTT, Foversham . a.\weU T P OTTF.WELL ' Votoriuary Surgeon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Colloge, residonco â€" sjcond door south west on Mary strout. This street runs south Presbyterian Church. H WILSON 'JraJuatu of tile Veterinary Science Association. Uusidonco, Durham itreut, op- posite Hoyd, Hickliug's hardware. I3KINO YOUW LAUNDRY UEFOKK I'TTisanjVV ]& /T'WrLSON: FLESH ERTON ^ TeLDTwortli IzJoar for Service. Alvin ( No. 728 ) Tbn iinderHigncd lias a tlioroiiu'hhred Tamwnrtli. Roar bred by .lolin Uell, of Ambi'r, Out., for service on bit 170 con. 2 E. T. & H. R. Terms Jsl (H). ISp.lyr. Richard Allon, Kleshi'rio.i Legal J, Rarrlstor, oiUcoâ€" Next FIrillortou. * N Hâ€" Owon Soutid Poulutt street east W. FROST, L L. H. Solicitor Oonvoyancer. etc to pustofflce, Sproulo's block very Thursda and court days olUco, Frost 8 block Thoroughbred Durham Service Bull for Cord IHintOt 29068. Th'j uiHlerHigiiod has a (inn n.gml Durham Ihlli for service on lot MI. T. niid S. it. Tornif" -?1 for gia.fn n.wM, M:i for tlioro'u;li- brodit. INxtfi,''-,.,. oti iipi.li.Fif in:i .lACO;) LHVI'.ll Fleslielton P.O. J- UCAS, WRIGHT & McARDLE Li liarrlRtera Solicitors Conveyancers, etc Ontcesâ€" Owou Sound, Ont and Mnrkdale Ont W II WiiiiiuT, MeAiiuLB 1 11 Lucas N IS -Fioiihnrton olUce, Mitchell's Dank every Saturday. I ACKAV&SAMPSON .llarrlstera, solicitors. erchaut.'s Duudalk M Hank IUikiIi, N. -if Patt^irsnu House. ain Strtiot.ovory Saturday. Monev to Utr.n at 4i per cent. A. (I. MACKAY.M A , H.U SAMP.SON, L.L.D Alwavs In attendance at Fleahertou and Dundulk liivlsion Cnurls. Dentistry DR. n C. MURRAY, L, D. S, dortai surgeon lienor crtiiluate ()f rnvontt) University alwl Roval (Inllcge of ii^nlal S.irueons of On'taiio. Ginceâ€" Oppo'ilte Anie'tiong's .lowellery Store. Will visit Miixwi'll llie last Wo'dnesday ->f e.ieh tientt!;, jirid DnMilall: 1 and 3 Thursday I'l eW v<]-. â- j^'^mm^m^m'i^^'}^'m/&'i^''>^^i^^^-^^i- k a Th« riajorily of men have v.-irlcoc«le in the first, tecond or third staijo. lit the cirlysMges it iiuiy c uise tuany •ymptoma whi>:li Ibj iiiul, :it may not recogr- nize as iiriuiuir from this diBe.-Me. Intact, wa li.ive have f.nind on CNaiuination, varicocele, present in handrrdaof ca»«s whoro iho patient did not know he bad it at all. Li time it will produce such sympionm its the (ollowlinr: Nervousness, WfuUniftsnin Iho back, unsteiidy ]lin(>t, tired and o.Tli.itisted fcrliu^f, paina in the loins. Irritation of tbnliladdcr and kiiloeys, se<llment and liisain nilnc, euilssioua at iii,:lit Willi I .wd dreams, sexual wraknuna auil decline of in.Tulv powerâ€" those srineinmo prailu.illv d.^volop Imio NF.BVOI'S IiKlHI.lTY and IMPOTKNCY. Our NEv/ Kiirnion trkatmknt wili< po.sitivki.t curb you and IT IS guaranteed to cuke too without Ol'EKATlON. Through Ita »lialijlii(f lalluence the wormy vpina return to their normal caliber, the cir- culation of blraiil Improves ao the urgranaars properly nnurluhol, aud are restored to atrenirth and vigor; tha nerr»« bccoaia â- troui;> omlilil.ni aud euerKy Tciil.ice I.Tasilude and despoedenry, all drain* ccaae, the eyes Ix^coma bright, the br&in active, aud you feel asa niaaouirLt tofcalla parfoclacsualaud mental coudltiuu, Wq GuarstntoG to Glare op No Paym AUcaie* wa accrpt for Ireatmeat aia tak«n ondor a postlUa r><*ranteethat they ars curable or no piy. Wa refer yo« to aaveral bank* aa to our financial re:iponsibllity,Koyou may hnow waaraffaad for aay euutracia wa make, dL^aM^f^aaa AreyoaaTlctIra? Ban yen lost hoi><-7 AroToii coattmptallnv mWMMWMVr Bi.\trl\fio? Raa y«w Blood b««n dlsc^aad? navaTou anv wcak- nma? Our New MmIi'kI Traatniant will c«r« jron. TVlut l(haa<loii« f jrothcralt wUldofuryon. CONSULTATIOH VBKB. No matter vha has traatrd von, write for aa liotwal r>i>lnloa Praa af Cliarya> Cltargca rc.ivooabls, BoOSS rjtER-"Tha C^ilden Monitor** (lllBaMal«l),a« Dtaaaanof Man. Evarythinf coaOdaatlal. Qi i aal l aa Hat mkI coat ef Trcatmaat, FRKB, tor â- ana TrcatoicnL Dr&KENNEDT&KERGAN MB Our Root Crop Seeds Every careful stockman rec.ignizos the ftiut that tiush pasture is the ide il feed for kouping all classeii of live atock in d livurty thriviug condition, but in insist purls of this country it is necessary to providvT large stores of sulenl feed lor the lonjj winter feed, fur the Ion.' winter months when pasture is not available. The various sorts of roots i>o a long way to- wards supplying a chtiap and satisfactory substitute fiir i;rasH, and in conseqnencrt inauy million bushelsare grown annually. Large quantities of seed of turnips, swedes, mangolds and carrots are used each year on Canadian farms, but the cjopa produced arc frequently disappoint- ing. As a rule our fariricrs havH hitherto been entirely in the dark regarding the sources of supply of such .seeds, aud the methods of growing them. The Seed Division of the Dominion Department of Agriculture has been investigating those questions, and is able to oU'er suggestions that cannot fail to bo of value to growers of root crops. According to Chief G. U. Clark of the Seed Division, a few farmers in Canada make a specialty of growing root crop seed, but practically the whole amount of such seed offered in the trade is imported from Europe and is grown in France, Germany and England. A favor- able climate and cheap libor have made these countries the seed gardens of the world. A few notes on the way in which seeds are grown there, will help to explain why farmers often fail to get roots show- ing good type and uniform excellence all over ft field. Turnips, swedes, mangolds and carrots are all biennial plants, that is they store up nourishment in the root during the whole of the tivat year, aud use that store of food for the production of seed during the second and final year of their lite. Most of our domesticated plants have been evolved from wild types through long years of .selection, cultivation and cross fertilization. The original wild types were usually annuals, prtiducitig seed the first year, aad there is a tendency among all improved* plants to revert rap- idly to the old unimproved types, when- ever they are deprived of that careful attenlion to selection and cultivation which ha.i brought them up to their pres- eiit high standing. Canadian fanners have not fully rea- lized that tTie value of root crop seeds is far from depending on their vitality alone. It is even more inipoitant that they be taken from carefully grown and selected stocks. We seldom see a tield of roots that are uniformly true to type and free from abnormal gtowth of top, large necks and ill shaped, prongy roots. This undesirable slate of affairs is largely duo to the sowing of seeds taken from stocks of a similar chanrcter. The best quality of seed is produi^ed from selected and transplanted loots. Seed of turnips and swedes lb produced in quantity in this niantier in the north of Scotland. Tlie climate of Scotland, like that of Canada, is such that root crop seeds can only be succe.ssfillly produced by harvesting the toots before winter and tiaiisplantiiig them the following spring. The bulk of llie seed of those crops.wliich is imported for the Canadian trade, is grown in France and the South of Kim- land, wlieio the climate is such that the roots may rctnniii unharvested throuah the winter and produce seed the following year. Suino of the more reliable seed growers in these countries exercise a f>reat deal of cars in the production of their Slock. They supply the seed from their ovin colected stocks to small farmers, who erow quantities of seed for them under contract. The best quality of seed otVered in the Canadian trade is grown in this way. There is however evidence to show that a ureiit deal of the seed of IhcHo crops olbrcd in Canada, is of much inferior quality. 'I'lie increased labor re(|uired to grow seed foin selected truiisplaiited roots, raises the pi ice above the range of .\inorican seed linns. l*'or this ihe seeds- man is iiiil to blaine. Our tanners have domai'ded cheap seeds willnmt any etiarantee as to quality, and Ihe seedsmen have simply tried to meet the demand. A great ileal of the root crop used m Canada is grown by Huiall irrespoiihihlo h'uiopoan fanners whose chief olijr-ct i.s to olit.»in a niaximnm yield of seed, iiide- peiultnlof iisqnality. In gronini; lluso sioeka it IS a ciiminoii practice to sow late ill Ihe scasim uftcr an early crop has been harvested Ir.nn the l.iiid. Vi'Ung plant.-, tliiia produced are in many cases not lliin- neil, ai.d do not glow to a reasonable size duiini.' the lir.st season. From a crop of tills siirt a veiy laigo ainuunt of top is prodiieed, and a luge qiiaitity of seed o'..lainid per aere at a miiiimuiu cost. U would he unrcM.-ioiialilH flir our far- mers to grow root crop soeils for Canadian trade ami compele in the matter I'f price wiili iho seed ]iroiUteed by the above nut hod wheie labor is so cheap, and cliin.itic conditions so favorable. Ciitil tiie c.disnniers of these seeds learn that it pn\s to U.-.U only Koud that is taken horn Mele;Ued aid trunsplaiiled routs, grown in .1 c'inialo simil.ir to that where the seed is wniilud f )r iiNo.thoqimntity of hoino-i;rown oH'crid ill the trade will bo oxiremely liniiltid. It Iheroforo appear* that grow eis ol root no| s will Hod it to their nd- vintsge to piiicliase only seeds from extra sol 1 1 d H ocks, no m titer what Ihe jirico may be, <r belter Mill, grow their own .leeil fioni the best and most typical roots ni.'.ud on their own farms. The Ftirria wheel, oiio of the attractions of the Cbiesgo Kx)H>Mti<m of IBIKt, nil rrcentlj Hold at pul lie anctioii for$l,H(K), enginea, b.>il<ir«, and all. OrttfinA'dy tha ooi>tri>anc4i coat |l.tAS,(XM. It is mid thrro are about K{<)0,000 trnrlh of booda ouiatandlug aiiaitiaC ttta owuan o( ibu «rh««l, aa w*U M ku ibdablMliiaa* u( (ICO.OOO. The Markets t'urcrully Correr cd Eim-U W Wool 14 to Oats ii8 â- <) Peas 60 o Wheat 65 to Barley 45 to Butler 15 to El'ks fresh.. 11 '<> Pork 7 50 to Chiokons per pair.... 25 lo Ducks per pair 40 lo Tuckeya per lb 15 tt; Geese per lb 10 "o Hay fj 00 to Potatoes bag 75 -.o A FEW MONTHS AT THE Owen Sound, Ont, Will enable anv person to acquire Short- hand and Typewriting and become a stenographer or bookeper and kindred subjects and become a thor- • oughly competent bookeeper. Spring term now im, Students may enter at any time. 'full particuians sent to anif actr/ress free. Principal, Owen Soun Eye Comfort is obtainable through tlie aid of perfect fitting glasses, '=. Our spectacles and lenses are guaranteed '. ' perfect in fit and focus. ; W. A. Armsts'ong, - JEWELER Ar<D CFT!CtA>4. TUOnOlCIlBllSD IIUBHAM Bull FiriT iService For servics on lot W., 3 S. \1. T. & S. B., At'temobia, r.ije lhr.ron.;hbred I'uriiaiu Bull â- ' Hotid Boy," N'o. oCIJ,"3, b.til by Couu Kuapp Durham. Pedigree ou ai>i)licatiou. Terms SI WkSIley Ucskis, Prop For First CIas>« Buggies, Carts, Pleasure and Lr.mber N^ agona, cutters. Sleighs. We keep a stock on hand to ehoo:.e from. ALSO HOSE SHOEINQ AND QENE AL BLACKSMITHING and guarantee first class work. We keep on hand Plouglis and Plough repairs, and also Massey- Hams and Noxon repairs for binders, ilowers, 'ill kind.-i "of nri.hincry, also Binder Twine on hand. » lUhen in tdvvn gt^e us a caH « %^'^'flk'^^ ^^ SMfc-'^'*. /^^^^^ I Tle55)ertO] Furniture marerd$m$* We are carrying the newest styles of seasonable goods in all lines of Furniture, consisting of : Parlor and bedroom suits, lounges, sideboards, extension and centre tables, chairs, window shades and curtain poles, [licturoii, easels, etc.. Which wo oiler at LOWEST PRICES (^ Picture Framing and General Re- (I pairing. I'ndertakin-/ in all its # branches. Satisfaction guaraiiteeQ. 5 \V, rt. Bunt, - - Prop. Shingles, Flooring. We have just placed in position a ii«w planer and matcher and are prepared to furnish building material in all the above lines. Get our quotations when you want anything. Hickling Bros. 8;h ci'ii., Artemesia â€" Maxwell P. U. July, '02 , ,-,., .- . :. ,.->.'.; g . . FOR FIRST CLASS CARRIAGES AND PLOUGHS . . ^ .''â- â- ; ' â-  â-  l...'-.::.' â€" GO TO â€" Heard's Works, Flesherion We liiive Cutters, Sleij;lis,Buggies,Wni]:gona and Carts Kleury, Hymont Buttcrliold aud Wilkinson i kmyli:; Shaves and repairs of the best quality. Spring tooth ^ aud Iron harrows. Also first class handniado Lunu^.ss. ^ liorse Sbociiig astd general Blacksmitl'^irj^* Eugenia Planing Mills (Jot your Sash, Doors Flooring, Sheeting, New- oil Posts, Ballusters, Cor- ner Blocks, Hand liiiiling, the best of Spruce Lath, No 1 and No. 2 Shingles, Veranda and Fitting,Sid- ings, etc. Turning of »11 kiiids done to order. New niu of 8tonc3 for chop- ping. Satisfaction in all our lines gaarantoed. Walker Sloan pI&OPRMBTWt TIIOUOUonUKKD SHOUTHOUN Ku.ll foil' Seriric© Kor sorvlod nn lot i;t3, T. A S. R., .\itoaio8ia thu tboiouRbbred l^iivhaiu bull ••GENERAL GORDON" Roan calvol April Cth, IIKIO, hreil by Arthar Johnston. Vaiulolour, Out:. Got bv Kiiiiht of Orer, S!47!*l.liini.I.UBtri' iKlth.i";tTO,by Sir Walter, i:i.V.7â€" Lustre liCtliâ€" ir.OiS, by Venturer, ilmp.l 0t4,'V, l.Kilv Violi.t l.ustrullnn) Iâ€" 1181, b. llnyal Hoiie (.liHWl. I.ustro 19th. I'V MonMoso (MtSTU- t>xfovil laistro, bv IJth Dnko "f oxr.ir.l. irf'Trt!) - lilistro .Mh.bv rvi.ieo .Vtlhiir UOVitllâ€" LustioarJ, hv MatJntim Honuin (i:i277i -t.ujtrfi I^t, by lllooiiisbury (iWi)â€" l.ustro, bv 3n.| Ouk» ot Northuiuberlauil (:!040)â€" Uluo Holl, by Kacholor (lOWDâ€"by Bnl'aii tHri;>», by North Star UW). Teruiaâ€" #1 for (jrailes. *s forthorounhbro.la. lAttS. WM. DAVI5, Proprltlar Farm For Sale Tlia nndenilgnad offar* nir sale Lota 10. IT, M. Cou 3, N. D.U.. .\rton«e»l», 180acr»», about ti «]i«rad. trauia tlw<Mlin<;. traiustwnk baru, ia ta KMul ataM o( oultivatlsn, about 1 uilla from VlMbarloD (Matioo <:. V. R. ADVtf W W. I. litiljUAMT. Vldtharlcn, or "*""' UA*nil OAlk:S.li»DUw«««l> i i'jipnM*W8W«