The Wingham Times, 1894-03-23, Page 2le .e. ...
1:. TUE WING i- AM TIMES, 3/1ARCII 25,
changer; alluded to. Stab butter Farm Notes,
E e kttin�•,bctvveen(:rl'at l3ritaitl and the iTnitedf ' State with re„,3111( to (�anttdtt. There lu
that ) to believe the
1
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FItIDAY MARCH 23. 1894.
reason u , From c
, etltt 1 1 l 1 Olt 1(la
1.(31131 111 thirty 1
1) ')( t • •) fifteen l to tl i v
albs \ tile 1 131 Tll fl l
1 1
• +1 full f buttermilk and most •11 represented ted by every pound
FOR the Tor of
worms t d
o ail k n .10
dull
' ren
or adults,
ae
from cal
m
e OL less ll 0 r • ,�, milk l l'(' 11 �( Il ' use Dn. SMITH'S
' ' ', l ' g lir bnttet;l The difference in the GERMAN WORM
\Ia j(sts•-'s (1' 0ye1'lllnt 1131 \4111 obtttilt 'people t)pl( lite their flip �t l'adt :t of' table
LOZENGES. Always
tredress for those Canadian ultlljeets of butter refuse 31(1 accept Nllc11 tl L1YU^ amount represents the difference prompt, reliable, safe and pleasant, requiring no
1 r . , , after medicine. Never failing. Leave no had arta(
het Majotity woo Were deprived of deet. 1 hey have k tlrnc 1(l t.) c hue): t between 3131 good e()\\' and a poor °11(' erects, price. 2s cents por sox
., . liberty without creamery butter ever} time, and the Which do you thins. it will pa} beet
�,.. theft property
t\ lin( 1 t • o have 111'\ your dairy? �
1ft 1logress, Eggs g 1 1 �®
THE occupations of the 4Ueillbers 1 ” 11 '1'iic'Lc' are luau)• wi re 11'.! foods that \\'c etnl
_.--
-.. -^ I NOTES. just cause while the controversy AVIS result is daily butte t IA receiving nig a
EDITORIAL 1. steady
tict-back.
• ;g .s )take one of the Tnost perfect
c an e111'ly (l:31311' a ilielt�ill't' \Vt
of the Ilonse of Commons and On- be said before you having for its flue 112111'y butter I made astunI•,thtltitin almost all of the elements lequir-
%► k xtt ha tt (villa's
�
-p kUBLLStU D-.-
.BVEflY FB�Il)A'Y MORNING
•-^AT ('1U -•
TIMES OFFICE. JOSEPHINE: STREET
WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
HERE I Sttbaoriptlon�ricQ, t per yoor, In advaugk
ADVERTISING RATES:
DIIEGII I 1 �'r I,_ 6 me. # 8 mo.( 1 two
fL)ne Column 1100 00 #d0 00 1 X20 p0 j0 00
H"00 00!n 00c'�2 00 IS 000 VVIII SEvery- MI
ILY
lane Inch b 00 3 00 � 2 00 ( 100
obtain. They con -
Maio
1u,,t
1 r
`� creamery.
from the
' conies rT
tar10. Legislature are given 'l5 fella\vs • object 't revision, \ l,�ten of tho duties of cel to nourish the llllltlatl body. 1
Occupation, House. House,changes which time has affected m plenty Ui co\\, are kept to "'" 1' tiul)1)oso that the producer of it Must
Farts 1
Dominion Local • customs, WWI It view to meet the thrills, however, are large ones, and Considering this, it it; reasonable 310
Farmers
1#3 ;?3 business operations of all kinds possible to churn cream every (lay. have acecsss to'a. good variety of cic-
r churned lltl It 1
d( and C it Bearing
(' 1 1 fl, eAllc et 1 1
•r
111 C1 .1 1
ver,....... l#•f 12 throughout the Dominion. While my 'tints In making It up. Bcaling
15 3I1uisters (10 not propose to change before it lis twenty-four hours. Old, this in mind, it should be, the con -
10 the existing and the result is that some of this f keepers to give
10
Merchants.. •.•83
Doctors 18
Managers of coni-
parties 10
Journalists 11
Lumber merchants 7
Millers
and mill
Manufacturers , 4
.Ship owners 4
SSllip and real es-
tate owners 3
'Contractors.. 3
Teachers and pro-
fessors.. 4
Distillers and wine
merchants ..... 1
General agents 1
Bakers .
Cheese manufac-
turers. •,
Cattle shippers
Millwrights
Postmasters 1
Land surveyors 1
Railvayemployees 1
Not given ^ 5
the principles 011 \v 1( t taut trim of poultry —
! enactments oil this subject are. based, extra- dairy butter is just as good, •their fowls the greatest possible (
hak
Legal and other casual ad i cross me each subsequentline
for first Insertion, and 3,,p"
insertion,
Local notices 10a, pe line for tb'mt bneertion, and
5a. per line for each subsequent hnsorticc. No local
aottce will be charged base than 25c.
Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations.
and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 gnat
We are s -11H)
the amendments which will be offered and ill some mstttnces a 11313110 super- variety of good food, ho that their U nonpareil, $1 per rtront►,
consideration are designed 101 to the finest creamery. The dairl Houses and Farms fo' Salo, trot oxcecdinir 8
7 , for your b Indy have every desirable constituent Bestt Coal Oil at1 l 2 1 � 2 of for nnst month, 6 )ef per eo41: uent month
4 These to ret will be strictly t
8 to simplify the operation for egg cents Imperial ga r
1 e O )erat1011 Of the tariff men are progressive awl adhered o
formation.'Special rates • for local advertisements, or to
`111(1 to lc'�ell 'l4 ill al> Catl b< (10X11' b1lttei lllal'CT's, and t11C�" pull their
I a (' Vatct' 15 11eCC'tl8inv for the per�^ ;longer periods.
' with those principles and butter up 111 heat 1)ilClltigeS, ' LeglSter • I At \ 1' I)0 log, O]r a CAD, CCI1 f al><D�11g
Advertisements will to rand )teal notices •without ape gee
3 consistently \ i l 1health and thrift Of all stock, direct[mns, will be inserted 313111 forbid wild charged
3 ! with the requirements of the treasury, lug it under their own track -mark, equivalent •
I pals stn ndwnnca
+ 11C1 hunting up their customers all 131031 permit the CO\Vti 310 (11'11111 from the of�%�' j accordingly. Trauat'4ry advertisements muatbo
the imposts willllich are now in force. a :,standing )AAI:; in the bit It \ atcl even .AineI'YCcl,i! gallons for ' ehanget for eontraot ndyerttt;melte must be n
"There also be laid b('fOr('y0i1 over the country. Their methods
' �•�, 9 I theofliee by Wednesday noon, In order to appear
a measure on the subject of bank- are not secret. They can be 8(1*.p ('d' if it is a little trouble to give them 50c , exclus:ive of pack- 1 that week to ELLIOTT
1 n raptev and insolvency, Which will, it and followed by any cl:tir yluan or better drink. By -the -way there
i f • 1
vision than now exists 1 that subject t Inthe fi • •t place, the butter
at T
age. Pltortmov t AND PUBLISHER
.is sloped, make more 4 adequate pro- farmer, especially on a large scale. shonlcl be no pools in the barn -yard. t o It la x3131 )'(1( ie 'is
these farms is churned at the point ° each. •
of pleasant acidity, tlnd'not when the going to soak the manure, do' it in the CENTRE STREET,
- - t 's sour. The churn is stn p'cl I field, where the fertilizing properties Crosscut Saws, 45c.1 to $x.co
at the granulating joint and the � � ._--
1)utteriuilk washed out with cold l If yeti are making the We to-day.� �.� Out. I �T B. RV)IYLEl(, Ai,D.C.bf.,
growing of hogs any part of the �/
cream
itis means a clislogaic o \a • American Axes, 50e. to 65c.. DR MACDONALD,
f the fi'rtilizer there. If you arc•
for the increasing trade and coni -
1 meree of the country, and for the
I greatly expanded trades between the
1 several Provinces of C11,`1ada.
I "Measures will also be submitted
1 . to you leaking more effective provis-
1 ;ions for our lines of steam connmuni-
1 cation on the Atlantic„ and Pacific
Oceans. :. 11
1 "For improving the':law with re-
gard to the management of Indian
3 ' affairs.
— I "Also a bill respecting joint stock
215 90 companies.
�"Another with respectitothe fisher-
i(, and sceveral less ire rtant meas -
DOMINION 'ARLI1MENT.
meas-
-ryes which experience list suggested
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE. I with regard to various natters under
. your control.
On Thursday of last . week: the I "Gentlemen of the onnnons :—
Dominion Parliament assembled at The public accounts will lie submitted
Ottawa. A. great c1ea1,of interest to you at au early elate, and also the
was manifested. in the proceedings, estimates of the expenditure which
and it is said that 10 000 people Inas been consklere(T, necessary for the
witnessed the arrival of ;the (;over- ensuing year..
nor -General and escorts. Shortly "Moll• gentlemen of the Senate;
after his arrival the Governor-General gentlemen of the House of Commons:
read the speech from the throne,as Wiile it is hoped that the public
pmeasures which will demand your
follows
, attention will not be very numerous,
"Honorable gentlemen of the Sen- some of them will be of'great weight
.: - ate i gentlemen of the House of Coln- and importance-, audit kis my earnest
iiupns:—In the Queen's flame I greet hope and prayer that the care and
.you for the first time since assuming zeal which -\-011 will apply to the
the high function intrusted to me by delfberatiolls of the session may be
-her Majesty, and it is with feelings aided by the abundant blessing of
of the liveliest satisfaction that I thus the Almighty."
meet you assembled for the labors of _..r—
another session of Parliament. Perfect health is seldom 'found, for 1m -
"This feeling of satisfaction is en -1 pare blood is so general. ;Hood's Savo,
'lanced by the opportunities which I parilla really does purify the blood and
have already enjoyed of visiting and restores health. I? •
in my official capacity •renewing ac-' i
quaintanee with several of the chief 1 Creamery and Dairy Butter.
centres of the enterprise and activity The sole reason why creamery
of this Dominion; nor need I refrain butter commands highest prices than
from assuring you that I have the.dairy butter made 1i r the indiei-
- been deeply impressed by the hearti- . dual farmers is that theimethods of
ness of the reception accorded to ale making it are superior tp those adopt-
• and her Majesty's Viceroy and repre- ed by the farmers. In many respects
sentative, a reception which has once the farmer has better ;Material to
Vlore manifested the loyalty, the cor- begin with than the creamery, for
diality and the public spirit of Cana- the latter has to collect 1us milk and
dian people. cream from widhly separate regions,
"My predecessor was able to es- and then to nut the :carious lots
press gratification to you last year on together. The milk and 'realm raised
.an increase in trade and on the con- right on the one farm aI d under. the
tinned progress of the Dominion. It eye of the one farmer, must naturally
is gratifying to me to observe that be superior to those nlixek lots used
-the expectation which. was then by the creamery. In 1i the latter
- formed, that the volume of trade there must be mixed a certain amount
-during the then current year would of inferior creanl,which b rely comes
.Ieticeed that of any year in the his- up to the standard requilrcd, while
tory -of the Dominion, has been fully other lots are of superior worth.
realized and that Canada's progress
continues with every nark of stability
and permanence. It nay be observ-
ed
bserve
ed with satisfaction that a large pro-
portionincrease isshown to
of this ncl(
have been due to an extension of our
coninerec with Great Britain.
"It is a eatISC or thankfulness that
our people have been spared in a. very
great degree from the sufferings
;which have visited the population of
borne other countries during many
•months past, and that'while the cotn-
mereial depression prevailing abroad
,could not but affect the activity of
'business in tllc Dominion, we have
been free from any extensive fitian-
Widespread distress.
c •'t disaster or
ial s1y.13t
,c
"The revenues of the year have
green ample for the services which
, ,Troon provided for, and have met the Its action on the system is remarkable and
7 expectations oil wlliell the, apps opria- erenniery, , probably Ino better butta'r mysterious. it remnoves at once the cause
tkma of last year. were based. : would be turned out, of the disease immediately disappears. The
"The peaceful conclusion, by the' Generally the farmer'suitts his own tirst ()ase f -f eetly benefits. '75 cents.
award of the arbitrators at Paris, eonvetliecicr about churning his owls 4Varraute(1 at Chisholm's drug store.
of this Controversy which had pre- cream. Sometimes it - IS Ptostponed No, admitted a. man, niy wife never
st w lie i' so 10;1,;..; \rii:i rt.•i.,:rt to the owing to other work, and .again to tel i Inc that she is fond of me, but
steal fisheries in the Pacific Ocean and the fact that there is not i1,Uflicirnt she, al\Nays makers the kind of pie 1
;''tune rights of British subjects in the cream to make it worth while• (;on- like Net.
morin Sc'a has removed the nilly f,eluentIy the cream has to st',11d for K. D. Cr'. 1.'IIis1 tone Mil regulate
>x
.. •�
I'm of ce'Fi.tc•nti()Il Slidell (es:i:<tei.I s(rntc tllnc, atiicl ilnderg;O the cil�.litiea. the, borJOhl.
t
1 ' i Cart be made nye of by the crop. per foot.woomAat,
„ g 1l
churn and BiI1d.C1'
butter. Then the butter is taken out well to base your work upon the idea Twine .ne one cent per lb.
and Worked over carefully, and of slaking pork from young hogs
packed into neat prints or moulds of I Only. Precise experiments 1 have J. A. CLINE & CO,
water 1'11CI1 the sato 1S pUL llte(1 the
1 1 worked carefully into the business of the farm, it. would be quotations o12
various sizes, shown. that It is verynearly 1111 Wsngl*am.
possible to feed in such a manner _• _
Relief in :.ix Itours.-Distressing Kid. ; that a pound of' pork cam be produced
nay and I -Vedder diseases rcllievo1 iu six at a profit from any animal. ever a
hours by the "(treat• el dmetican Kid -'scar old. The best profit is secured
nov Gnre." This greaatt remedy is a great ' s•
•
from feeding at several months under
surhli,e s.u(1 delight to i,hy..oiana o11 ac- •
•
con .t
The quality of creamer butter is
steadily increasing, whge that of
dairy made remains about the salve.
There are many grades oft the latter,
and so there were years
order to keep up the present ago. In
compara-
tive prices between the two, farmers
must be exceedingly progressive in
their methods. The chief tirawbaek
ing
ever
and
and
If yo
you.
stor
tit
1S
To keep hogs through two
e.s is an antiquated method, and
not stttnd.investigation,
)ward the close of the winter,
"'I'''s dr" or
hire
usually trim their orchards,
IOr' hJre.somebody t0 d0 it for them.
An idea seems to prevail that the
lieacl of au apple tree. should be open
,1*• Hints for the Household. I to bareness, and that the brandies
Powdered pipe clay, mixed with I should be thinned to an extent re -
water', will remove oil fitaims frost minding one of a ship under close -
wail -paper. reefed sails. There is also an inl-
The line its soon 85 its daty is presiion that fruitfulness 1s promoted
ended sllouldbe reelect up and placed by severe priming and. thinning.
in a ba"' till next time. The art of priming is not very well
understood even by those .professors
Pillow slips sllonld be ironed length- of it who go about lure. cola -lit.'s? seek -
toinstead otcross\vis(: it' one wishes hig jobs of work is that line. Yet
to iron wrinkles out instead of In. there is nothing mystericius about it,
Clothes when brought fit should be nothing but what any an4 everyman
separated and folded at' once; if who calls himself a f trmer may
allowed to lie together many easily master. Symmetry ;aucl 1)ca•Uty
wrinkles accumulate. of shape sheuicl always be' considered.
Nothing should' be' clone', calculated
i)ise towels and common n towels to give all appearance of mutilation
0.0(111)0 ironed just as well in half the or disfigurement to a t'4 Ce. • With
time if folded together .Duce as if proper management, it will never be
ironed singly.necessary. to cut off large limbs unless
Don't grease a. creaking binge and from some cause they have gone to
stick it up with a remedy that is decay. Lopping off large branches
worse than the evil, but 1)itt a little
graphite or soft lead pencil on the
place of friction. .
not only causes an unsightly appear-
ance, but i11 a severe tax on a trees'
vitality and vigor. From ,its earliest
- A pleasant tooth powder, and development a fruit tree should be
shaped and. train.(. into syiumetry
beneficial as well, is macre of finely-
ground orris rooand precipitated by the removal of superfluous
chalk in equal parts. When hall.
branches While they are s
with oil of rose it is very fragrant.
If shelves and floors of closets are
wiped with water hot with, cayenne-
pepper,
ayennepepper, and afterwards sprinkled
with borax and alum, roaches and
other vermin keep at bay. t
When the fat's in the liret isnever
wise to throw water upon It. If fat.
in a kettle boils over and Tllcre are
ashes convenient to throw on 'tile
blaze, it is the surest, safest: way to
put 1t out.
A pair of white. gloves ou4 mittens
I
are a comfort to ].lands taken from
hot suds to hang clotlies lit zero
weather; also a close fitting jacket
and hood to keep one from catching
cold. r,
to the dairy makers is tha4 they let When oiled walnut furnitulebegins
their milk and ercaln star so long to grow dingy, it can be made to
that the latter undergoes: chemical look as fresh as new by ..re -oiling.
changes which more or les •' inure its Linseed, or even Olive oil may be
real value. The Gleams y butter, used, but pure, good kero:en(e oil is
',v' • is de from ill(. steam
however, 1(,r, tna f hutch the best. Rub it well in with
before it is in the granular stage. tl. soft \VOOIeIn rag and polish with
I3y waiting for several 1 days the clean dry flannel.
average
farmer loses L01 (thing
l
his raw atcl al which nnnt be
„
'n nut iluf`<l t trc
replaced b• an skill 1 e t
I y Y
If the same ereanl Wll:i to ken to the
Rheumatism Cured it a - ou 11
I1 n � t
American Rheumatic Cure of Itlleutnatism
atidNeuralgia radically cures fn 11 to a days.
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°IMAabe. •
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
-Coroner for County of Huron-
OiIicMilp•stairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing.
ham, Ont.
Orme If nous. -0 to 12 a. nn., 1 to p. m., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
•
JP. KENNEDY,, M. D., M. 0, P.S 0.
(Successor to Dr. J..4. Meldrum.)
Grid Medalist of Western University: Leto Iiotse
Surgeon in London General Hospital. Special atten.
Oen paid to diseases of women and children,
Office -Formerly occupied by Dr. Meldrum, Corner
of Centro and L'atrn(1 streets.
WIFauAat ONT
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interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town
and farm propertl bought and sold
OFFICE -Beaver Block Wowing
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE FHOMSO!d, Proprietor.
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First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
'Car Load Orders a Specialty.
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Cure GGIC)K HEADACHE k.¢d Neuralgia
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LOGS.
HARD AN SOFT WOOD LOOS
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Call and get prices before disposing of
your Timber.
'Custom Saing1Ptaining
and SHINGLE CUTTING
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LOAN.
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ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TARE NOTics.-I will extract teeth for 25 cents
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DENTIST.
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Opposite the Queen's Ilotel, \gingham.
Will visit Gorrie let and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
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Shingles,. ase,,
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A
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Rept constantly on hand I Money advanced on Nati/ages at ti pet contwlth
MATES'
n privife(:o 1(f poy)no. at tl d of any year. Notes
nil accounts cuticetad.
ingham, Dec. 'i th, 1 i;#Il;, Beaver Inca( it lnehatn. Ont.
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W. C. T. C. COLUMN,
(CONDUCTED DT TUE \WINOIIASI 1111ANCII.)
Par God and ?dune and Natir° Land,
Well call the at,ontton, of the mother* and mutton
to the:fact, that the Woman's Chrlstlan Tempel
Anes Omen meets eVery Monday at three o'c1oc
sharp, for one hour; tit AIH,. iloltu's re*Iduaau, Pa
rick etrect. All ladies are made woloone,
As the Editor hes ldndiy given 118 tort 01 h
epnco, for our work, we ask Pleads of the nun
send items of Interest on all moral questions of t
day 00 env of 'our members,
Tho Moderato Man.
The man who uses intoidcatit
drinki asbeverage,a
embarks on
unknown ocean, fro
which ho Hoy
returns with the same vigor 1(1
strength, He may keep in sight
land for a lifetime, but it will 1
only through a combination of t
most favorable Circumstances ov
which he has no control or earn
see, The moderate drinker is £I
anytime to be wafted out into t
deep waters of chronic inebriety
confirmed drunkenness or go do
on the rocks of disease. No otl
known drug produces such prowls
ed degeneration,—Index,
Two Olassos only..
Our • Saviour divided the- world
men into two classes, the riighte
and the Wicked, the saved and
unsaved, the sheep and the goats,
In the fight for prohibition we
only -observe the sante distinct
There is -here no room or place f1(
third or neutral party, In a g: l
question such as this, affecting
temporal and eternal welfare of t
sands of our fellow citizens, we
not, without the violation of our
pertttive duty, stand aloof from
contest.. "Ile. that is not with 11
against • me, and lie that gathe
not with ale scattereth abroad,”
12 : 30, We may recognize des
of rightness and wrongness, of (
or dull perception of duty, of ii
sity of purpose, or indifference
results ; but we must realize this
that every one possessed of the
ehise is either for us or against u
one earl divest either himse1f 01
self of responsibility in the m
This is not a. question as to wh
if a prohibitory slaw were en
liquor ]slight not be sold surrept
ly. It is not, a question of' city a
town or town against village.
not of question of one towns
county expelling the liquor fro
boundaries, whilst the mimic:,
just across the way is mean C
to seek to profit by such l action I
is a gticstion of moral principl
is a question of responsibility
continuance of this national
spot, and all the evil flowing
from; and in this Provincial
- minion contest all geograplli
viding lines are swept a\ells
are responsible for humour 1
the laws -on the statute books
Province or this Dominion, iri
as lye have by our vote expf'e l
approval or disapproval of tl
lators who enacted these laws
fore, every vote cast in firs
candidate for pluliamelltars
whose policy is to license th
traffic, is a vote in favor
licensing of that traffic, and
rote we assume the responsil
that tragic and all which til
involves.
Law is an educator.
which is legalized and saiicl
law has prima facia evid
the government considered
for the welfare of the poop
has authorized its existcllc(I
which would provide ani
facilities for the gratificatic
would be a law which sol,
to s111, silt, which would
°crime,\s-llich would educate;
into vicious, hurtful and S.
practices, and which wool
the wicked for a I'e\S'ar(
'What is the license law of
ince but just Bucll a laky as
ofdrink
Is n flit, legalized
traffic which promotes fii
the gratification of ythe (1
And is not that lust a lust
deadly, enslaving, deb,
damning character ? ZV'1
or (rare shirk or try to a\
sibility ? Before God
We are cltluerf or it or
If we would clean our
this ” blood.. stain," we ill
the polls.
r iA Horsier iviquov it:ena.Naran..wn,w..
Por Ovor I'1t'ty Ye
As sett) AND WEti,•Tntr.D-. RE:
years 8..othinoSyrup has been us
slow' by millions of mothers for I h
t'athluo, with perfect, 81104:014. It
Battens the gums, allays al( pain,
and 1s thabtet rtmedv ter Name,
the taste. sold by -h'nga#its 1n
1\`arla• 'twenty-fivs cunt,' a not
ine:dettlahlo. lib sore and ask to
Soothing ey0Up, and take no tithe