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Tn7:v.Ir. a.t.fi
t; but be peat
elation* int
marked deg4l
some injury u
y. The area of
has been largely
4tkr.11 as a whole
which leckel"
crop will be a
.eld is abundant
I rainy costes.
a crop of so
ever before been
arvet;te'd in good
e did ousider-
wvr crop. ,
corn is promir
, and in ports oil/
Middlesex.
aunties of tile
iudioations are
where, and ea
-
n part of , the
lrobably be .en
Ddder corn,
vary according
oil aid the situ -
a great deal of.
well -drained or
caulta followed,
the fly, and all
to the wet, were
t ofweeds that:
ea big failure.
of the average
'he pear crop also
e a comparative
ttp
at and eurcnlio
lc, Peaches will.
were is a trifle of
the repoet that.
Mots yield, par-
t made of the'
Erie region'. ,
tuck are iu . llc
probable that -Reed
ul for the ensuing
not be as zany
iatteniug.` ,belie
a Western part of
alit < of - the Jo*.
general health of
and the average
hive will be 40
m labor has been
emend, but very
t, Year by yolks
ids help is gratin
the more general
other laborsaving
nary fanners with
3y are fortunate
t who will stay ou.
le whole of the
Id hardly Sind the
%vier than that of
The rate of wages
to $1.50 by the
to $25 by the
ills efficieusy and
'he tete Wag slight.
ern part of th,
there.
111.11.140
be started otter
legal vacation
re by a writ of
liberatioa' of Mrti.
erican women who
imprisoaie.nt for
nnurdering hot hug -
Pie used tecsntljr•at
was made o•er "ani:;
inside of which' bad
door. At the last
'nary birds Were pat
ribbons were pull.
Dame off' the birds
Ire then caught and
gel having been pre -
d each child 'went
possessor of a bird
d with rrondetmenti
• got therm•
e has been taken in
the adi$aation of
e eleotrie fottitoiu
irreeuted to Ltnuoln
The fountain heal
.eb are ttrtietis:60 '
highest of which
t water to fl height
ret, The fotlntoin,
ie a most beautiful
I +sNt7atittete into in-
Pada whish reaeoto
'le rtric `%gb't, &lig
ter of dii.lnotttlee '
citron's
To the whiskey voter:. Did you
o et" hear of a a&oon keeper 64ying; to
a would he euftttener, in the aliepe of
a:poor sot, No, l cannot take your
money. You have had too much liquor
pow. Take your money and go and
' buy .some bread with it for your etary
ing family.
'Water --A transparent fluid con:
posed of oxygen and hydrogen. Beer—
A compound of various rotten liaisons
which "men drink in preference to
water at this Beason' of the year to
keep themeelves cool. What nonsense
to suppose that a man can he cooled
off by setting his pulse going at e
2.40 rate by the use of stimulants.
' " =at.reatlatt to Cigarette Patter&
street arab lately confessed in a
New York police court that he made a
living by 'collecting cigar t•ia ups and
selling theta to cigarette manufactur-
era for fifteen cents a pound. He
sometimes gathered as many ae five
pounds in a day.
A, Catholic Crseade.
simply it moderate drinker. Then
with these facts before Ise, wbice oecr
own obeervatien will confirm, Tat us
ask. is it right or wrong to indulge the
1111h0 when we know that our example
may lead ethers to do the aftwe? Is
it right or wrong to deny ourselves
when we know that the babit often
leads to physical and moral .debase..
ment ? Is it wrong or right to con
demo the habit by word and example
and to use all lawful means in our
power to stop it, and is organized or
disorganised effort most likely to be
successful in stopping it
AU Iiim
young, old, or nsiddlb''ad, who flu`
therneelvt'a nervone, wo4k or exhaustts
eti, who are broken down from 'excess,
or overwork, resulting iu many of the,
following symptoms .M ntal.depres.
slots, premature old lige loss 'of
vitality, 1000 of memory, had dreetnat
dinnneres of sight, .palpitation of the
heart, etnlssion, lack of energy, pain
inthe kidneys, hendake, pimples on
the facie or body, itching or peculer
sensationabout the scrotum, waisting
of the organe,, dizziness, specks before
the eyes, twitching of! the muscles,
eyelids and eitlsewhere, bashfulness,
depoeite in the urine, lose of will
power, tendernee of the scalp and
spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire
to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep;
constipation, dullness of. hearing, Ion
of voice, desire for solitude, excita-
bility of temper, eunken eyes our.
rounded *with LEAD&N CIRCLE, oily
looking akin,'eto., are all symptoma
of nervous debility that led to ieanity
and dead useless cures. The spring
or vital power having lost its tension
every function wanes in consequence.
Those, who through abase committed
in ignorance may be permanentely
cured. Send your address for book
on all diseases peculiar to man.
Address M, T. LUBAN, 50 Front St.
E., Toronto, Ont. Books Rent free
sealed. Heart disease, the symptoms
of which are faint spells, purple lips,
numbness, palpitation, skip beats,
not flushes; rush of blood to the head,
dull pain in the heart with beats
strong, rapid and irregular, the second
heart heat quicker than the first, pain
about the breast bone, etc., can
positively be cured. . No cure, no pay.
Send for book. .Address M. V.
LUBON, 50 Ile rout Street East,
Toronto, Ont. '
How k. Lost a Lung.
A Detroit wholesale house sent an
agent into One of the northern coun-
ties the other day to investigate and
report on the failure of a dry goeda
man whole Besets were below zero.
The bankrupt was perfectly willing to
explain how it all happened.
You see, said he, I got married
about two *ears ago, Up to that
moment the postmaster and his wife'
were at the bead of society here and
run the ranch, bad the only swallow
tailed coat and she the only silk dress
The Catholic bishops of England in torn.
1.
have decided to call . on all Catholics 1 seq.
in England to unite in a determined We had to make a lead for the head
crueade•ageinst intemperance. They and 1 bought my wife a $10 bonnet
have prepared a document to this . and a diamond ring.
'effect, which when promulgated will Yee.
be read from every Catholic pulpit of Then the postmaster bought his wife
England on the first Sunday in every a bronoho pony and a pair of diamond
sucuth. 1 ear -rings.
What Canada has to Answer for.
Yee.
to The liquor traffic of this fair Dom- i Then I subscribed $200 to a new
inion absorbed last year 6,521,802 church, gave two lawnparties and
bushels of grain. There are twelve bought a top oarriage and Ar pacer.
licensed distilleries, whose output was. Yes'
:5,847,628 gallons of proof spirit. Of He came up emilin with a new
brick house, a progressive
this huge quantity 2,960,447 gallons miler part
were taken for consumption, 8,791 and gave $250 to the heathen in
Africa.
I see.
Well, I had gone in to smash him
or lose a lung, and so I pledged my-
self for the preacher's salary for one
year, lost $400 dollars on a deal in
wheat, kept two hired girls, bought
three Parisian rugs, backed a barber
shop, took a half interest in our home
news -paper and presented every church
' in town with a boll.
1 That must have laid him out t
( It did, He threw up his hands and,
r surrendered, but when you fellows in
'Detroit drew on me at three daps
sight I was dished. I'm sorry it hap..
peued but you can't blame me. If
that postmaster hadn't madea fool of
himself I'd have been able to pay 150
oenta on the dollar.
7
gall na for export, and the remainder
wsconsigned to bond to mature.
The Drizlkta* Hwbtt,
The habit of drinking alcholise
liquors is one of the long atanding,and
has been indulged in so long in all
civilised°,00untries•that is ndt to be -ex-
pected that itwil i be abandoned quickly.
Although reason tells us it is a bad
habit, especially when we remember
that it still has its advocates, as there
• are yet some who believe, or say that
Ai, its - moderate use is not only harm
'Imps, but even benefical nn some oases,
and their example has a wondertul in-
duence upon others, especially upon
young people, who are often influenced
be their parents or others older than
themselves, than by their own in
clinatibns. But reason will triumph
Walking Leaves.
in the end, and we cannot shut our Who ever heard of green leaves fall -
eyes; to the blowing facts, which ing from a tree, and,after lying on
Chemistry and Physiology have set the around for a few minutes, crawl
before us : Alcohol, they say, has no 1 towards the trunk of the tree. ascend
Medicinal, nutritive, or tonic property it, and resume their furmer position 1
to reconnrnend its use, even as a bever- This was a spectdcla •which greeted
lige, It stimulates the heart and the eyes of some English soldiers
nerve centres to an unnatural and thirty or forty years ago, while on the
often dangerous e5ttent, and leaver island of Australia;' and in regard te
them afterwards in a weak and debit• the very,tree under wheel' they were
itated condition which often, lays the 'resting, They fled to their vessels as
foundation for future disease, " cense- t ii panic=struck, and ;did not stop a
flunintly'we find wisea8es of the heart moment to investigate the matter'
and . brain most cm -ninon amongst Subsequent;explorations taught thein,
those who use it. It has an irritating that these leaves were insects. They
and deetructive effect upon the mucus t live upon the trees. Their bodies are
membranes, and other tissues that it exceedingly thin and flat, and their
tomes in contact with, causing a' wing form leaf like projections,
th>iening and leas 01 boob iii tike When the wind distusoes them' they
lining n►embranes of • the stomach fold their legs under their bodies,
whibh prevents the free secrstiou of making their shape exactly like a leaf,
ge the gastrin juice, and iu that way in -1 steal and all. complete. They bear a
terferes with digestion, which explains p bright gree ncolor, in summer, but
wwlty--. e $ud dyspeyeia, and ether change with the leaves in antnitn to
diseases of the stomach so common la uusset brown. When shaken to. the
amongst those who use it; it has a' ground they lie still foe a few. minute
shrinking and destructive effect upon I as. if dead, but presently heian, to
tineblood etorpttscle, to that it prevents crawl towards the tree, *Inch. they
the dtLrfeloEttitPrtt of healthy blond, and all end 'they very >zarely use their
in that case retards tile healingpro- "`lugs, and hence the name, walking
p len<vea.
cuss, to. that those Who use it are liable
to suffer ulna severely front any dis• 1
• ease by which they may be attacked,
than those who do not use it at all.
It creates au eppettte for itselt that
soon become* almost irresistible, and
every drunkard will admit that when
be began to indulge, his had no,iuten-1
ton of beden ing• a drunkassi, 114k 10
FOR ,T
0RD.'RED
RAT,
CLOTHING,
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TO --see
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BSTER!$,
c r S f IRTS,
COLLARS, CUFF, , acC
Cheap for KASH,
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WEBSiT,FIt'S
There is more fun in a sheet of atioky
fly papar than in the average uegro mins.
trel. Watch the kitten playing with it on
the new carpet; the latter is ruined for
ever ; the kitten goes into a fit and all the
women and children rush out of the house
in terror. If you want to rid your house
of flies, buy Wilson's Fly Poison Pads, and
use as drreeted. Nothing else will clear
them out thorcughly. Bold at 10o. by all
druggists.
uffield & Son.
NEW PATENT -TOP MU CANS,
CREAM CANS,
MILK PAILS,
SAP BUCKETS,
and 11i.ILK PANS:
Everything in the ' Dai yiag Lino.
EAVE-TROUGHING A SPECIALTY.
0. P. R. TIME TABLE.
Trains arrive and depart as follows :
CRAVING ARRIVING
5:35 a, m . For Torouto 638 a. m
20ep.m " 200 p.m
2:00 p, m. ......For Tee.water 2 U0•
1.0;30 p, m 10:30 '
»..8..utri -e.k
&RA. N D WRIT 1?T`Ef`a:EVX-•
A. C. STRATHDEE, Amer, WINOItAM.
Through tickets to all :points In' Auseriea--North.
West Pacilie Coast, etc., via the shortest and all
popular rdutes. Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to all points. •
--TIME TABLE,
LRAVR WINOITAM. . ARRIIVR AT VWING DA'M.
6:30 a..m.Toronto,Guelph,Palmerston, &0 8:30 p.,n.
1110 " " 10:10 '<
3:40 p.m. " " Clinton, "
7:25 Palmerston, Mixed..... _10:18 a.m,
0:45 a.m ....London, Etc- ,t 11:00 '.
8:40 p.m. " 7:48 p.m.
11:10 a.m.. Kincardine, &o .,, ; 0:80 a.m.
3:30 p.m 11:10 "
1010 .6:50 p.m
Property for Sale in Belmore.
The undersigned offers tor sale a desirable pro
party in the village of Belmore, consisting of a good
dwelling house, office, stable and driving shed, with
one acre and a.half of land in connection, Splendid
garden, with all sorts of fruit tress. With he sold
at a bargain. For particulars, apply to
FREDERICK COOL,
Balmer°.
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BARBER SHOP.
MR. MALCOLM Mc,DONAILD,
(LATE OP RIPLRV,)
Hating purchased the barbering business of Messrs.
Sebastian Bros., Is prepared to give all. old customers
and as many now ones as patronize him, satisfaction
in all lines of the profession.
0
Repairing will be Promptly Done.
PAR RS, TIRES URM ani MILLOW RS,
TTSE—
SHAVING AND HAIRCUTTING
are my specialties. ,
11 (liVo hie a call at the old stand, opposite Gordon
and Molutyro's store, . ••• y •
Aft McDONALD,
Lardine Machine Oil.
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TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL USE. NO OTHER.
0
Every barrel guaranteed. We are the sole manufacturers of the Genuine Lardine Also Cylinder, xngi r
Wool and Harness Oils.
McCGLL BROS. & Co., T0101170
TILES, TILES»
ELLIOTT BROS.,
of the Whighatu Brick Yards, hate on hand a large
stock of tiles for draining pur►tosesefro)il lf' luohoe to
10 inches in size, whloh'0111 he .sold cheap, and on
most favorable torfng, Farthers.ntitooding to drafts
Should see our Tiles for themselves before dbctiling
taueelumbett, .
" Ar largo (5130tity of •
On hand, and will be totd.i.t !boot hiring psetits
ELL [OTT BIROS.,•
Wtnshafil
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Fame . r readers that l have a remade tar the *Seel
Basest Sir lie tirndase y t *much of hopelowol s bays ee t perrYaaerttlr citral. X
r glad to gid Mit of Eley rowed, a fire t%elly t!ft ooce rewire it-gV•' a -•'ta
%,1014ti Ciih ars
,xa '* .e7►'Qtar•Aetkriowo 4, fe.';+
JUST OPENED.:.
A GRAHAM
has just opened' up a
General . P[�visEua and :Grocery
Store,
nearly opposite the Market.
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The stock consists of
Sugars, Teas, Tobaccos, Spices, Raisens, Currants,
Dattrs Figs and Prunes. . .
CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS Fruit, Peas Corn, Salmon/
Corned Beef and Sardines:
All kinds of Biscuits. Dried Meats, Fish, Butter, Eggs and Liverpool,
Salt. A full assortment of
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
, in sets or separate..
o
Butter, Eggs, Dried Ilea t, etc., taken, in exchange. As we
buy for cash, we are able to Pell: at the cheapest rates, By
calling and inspecting our goods you, will oblige
R.A.GRAHAM.
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Mara 28, 1890. Win gbstnI O'nt;
A Blessing to Every Household.
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blist%SES iT HAS 180 tNQUAI:. benee•1taetired sway tit 7S, Ifew Oxford. Late MW, Oxf•r Street, stet
end eeTd by all Medicine Tendoeibreughcet tht code,
p�e,• I"'ptarhatiets stinting loot; ter the,".,unci Olt VIIIBolo +A'ka.tiotd. if `rl+w: a+ltijrstil.ts,
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