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THE WIN 3I1AM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 27, 1895.
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IIYdrTIStO As allOw.N" IN XATIOhAi, LECifi
_ the Brussels. S p ay eiir 1 - « + AEI) IN TkiE 1)EvE:imoi'AtI NT OF
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week, the score being 13 to ?.-•--•Dr. �� AftTticulmvz�Ai( nrl'AI;;TnI>:rt'r.
FRIDAY, SEeTL:IIBF(IB 27,18+;:. • McKelvey has soli n I' medical
di �l
Ip
,� - Falls.—Mr. d lti s B. practice
and residence to : 1. 1 e There is a vague idea in seine
of Niagara an._ Mrs,. B.
EDITORIAL NOTk;S. - have returned home iron' quarters that the occupation of farm-
Gera i • is ono of the lost arts, and that
WHrAT is selling, at many points their tri •to. Manitoba.—Rev. John tug
�' alawan, Normal Secretary of the 1. at the present time comparatively rcents er bushel, 1Flclni elv people are engaged in it,
in �Ianrtoba at 8 p Sabbath -School Association' of nn- f p P
'apes are ,`has, perhaps, contributed to this ini-
a 11 - Mo e c, l a n
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asut t9 Brussels. � .1 .d 1° o
F •, le Bl se . , ar
IIt. z:Sl' p tario, was in u I session nrOl'e than anything else
used in New 1 este now. They aro eav and Tuesday of this. week, and , p
he Sabbath ' the statements which frequently find
run by gasoline, and run smoothly- gave instruction to t_ • their way in the public pants In le
They come from Paris, France. Schaal teachers in the advanced' or to people leaving their , homes
of Canadian studies of the Bible. Iia the country an going THE first shipment it there
d oing to the cities.
age Iles +RICH• lIt is not surprising .then that g, �, d in cold storage �, C�ODD e• is in
fruit to England
The town would like to sell the I should be an idea that farming
not been as successful as could be � its cleeadence, that the class of
wished, Future shipments, it is commercial part of the town electric ` eo le denwho gain andiejrlivelihoodhecln of
hoed, will turn out bettor. light system.—Mayor 13utler advocat- !people
soil is gradually in their
di iin
have ed, zit the last meeting of the Council,
Council li raised to numbers. The facts, however, do
Tim Toronto City that the rate of taxation be
deckled to pay Engineer Mansergh, of 25 mills on the S, but hisadvice was riot justify this opinion.
$15 000 to come of taken. There will be a large i According to Mr, Morton, the Se -
London, England, w n t there are
Sec -
to Toronto and give them an expert deficit at the end of the year, and 1 rctarv. of Agriculture, than 11,000,0 n
t the United States more
opinion on ther water supply. some advocate the issuingof deben- f rills where are located the .homes
0
des etches say that Sir -
L rather forcibler
b1
e wa the
change
e
that has taken place in agriculture -
n this country.
Short Journeys on a Long Road
Is the characteristic title of a profusely
illustrated book containing over one
hundred pages, of charmingly written
descriptions of summer resorts in the
country north and west of Chicago. The
reading matter is new, the illustrations
are new, andthe information therein
will be new to almost everyone.
A copywho
of "Short Journeys on a Long
v
Road" wilt be sent free to anyone �
will enolose ten centsto pay postage) to
Clz,a, Hi.+_rr0R1D, General Passenger
II.
Agent Chicago, Milwaukee 84 St. Paul
Railway, Chicago, Ill,
porta SII z
tures to meet this s g
and Miss Toms left for Lon
Wednesday to spend the winter.
Miss Toms will attend. Hcllmuth •
College.—The annual games of the
Collegiate Institute are set to take
place in the Agricultural Park on
Saturday, Sept. 28th, commencing at
2 o'clock p. in. The programme will
be an attractive one.
OU THEY MUST GO
To Ma • Room for New R ods.
I 1 we a number of
WINDOW 'HADES,
CURTA' N POLES,
13A.MI3+e0 EASE S,
PIC7.URES, ?ICTURE
+'ItA14i S, MIRRORS,
TABLE COVE 8, ac,„
left from
the old sleek, All will be
sold at a bar fain for Cash,
A comp :t: stook of
The Farm Life of the Future.
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It is quite certain that we are ap-
proaching a great change in the rela-
tive advantages of farm life. A
monograph has recently reached me
from the celebrated geologist, Ed-
ward Orton. Ele tolls us that the
coal deposits of America will be
e.=rs. « ,..
don on of more than 30,000,000 of the popu- l pracieilly exhausted b, le n l
Oliver Mowat's health is not as good
as his friends would wish, and that
lie will not return from England
until the end of the year.
IT is said that Dr. Montague is to
be appointed Minister of Agri-
culture. Surely there is a Consor-
• vative Tamer in the Dominion quali-
fied to fill the position 1 Why is not
a farmer appointed for this important
position?
THE question of• who gave out the
second remedial order of the Dominion
` o•
Government to the press is being
discussed by the politicians and the
Manitoba Government lays the blame
at the door of the Dominion Govern -
AUBURN.
ion of this country. It is evident
, from these figures that nearly fifty
!per cent. of the population live in the
country, as distinguished from towns
i and villages. It
is further estimated
by the Secretary of Agriculture that
these farm -dwellers furnish more
'than seventy-four per cent. of the
Ivalue of the exports of this country.'
In point of numbers, as well as in.f
A very pretty wedding' took place their contributions to the wee
at the residence 'of Mr. John Hoare, the country, the farmers constitute
Elm Grove Farm, near Auburn, on .perhaps the most important element
Wednesday, Sept. 11th, when his 1 of our population. It is evident that
tl t f this class are con -
sister, Miss Lucy, was united in mar
of the next century. In other wo1:
ds
we have nearly lived through the
steam age. Can we got the remotest
conception of what that means ? A
railroad that consumes in its engines
ten thousand tons of coal in a clay
uses up the work of thirteen millions
of horses. The intense condensation
of population in cities was inaugurat-
ed in this country by steam power.
e'er that could not be
Ituasapor
transported far from Where it was
generated. It required that work-
men should live near the looms ; and
le rnteres s o the loons must be collected in large
ed b Congress especially if any i factories. This in turn required
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in White 11 ante.
PROPRIETOR, AND PenhIsnsB •
. Rome er the place—Opp site Mari-
ne),
Bock. ,
Residence --Opposite Foundr
riage to Mr. W. A. Killough, of s' ttached to the amount that a vast transportation should
Brussels. The bride was tastefully i weight can be a
dressed in blue silk, with veil and of money which
is
annually expended ta Agricultural' w upongs o earny ffoodtotheim mens.
mense
flowers. She was .attended by her , under the p g
MiElla Tyndall and the i Department amounted to nearly This affected. our farm life to the°
h if pions of dollars extent that where er
the was bat 5
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TIMES Office, 1Vingham.
went. nieces, ss
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Misses Corr, while fire groom was ,three andone-half Int,
—The TIBEs and Toronto Weekly Globe sustained by his brother. The cere- i and this, l i geesu g,aof money 1 ney s ex- per cent in cities, now there are
will be sent to new subscribers from now I mony was performed by Rev. Mr. ' per 5
till the 1st of January, 1808, for 30 cents.I Baugh. The numerous presents tions that were deemed of importance
Journal, issued for showed the excellent taste of their and value to the agricultural constantly
—The Live Stock thu The department itself 3
several ears from the Bryant press of 1 many friends present from Blyth, ; erolving, and during the year above
y
�" t• Clinton Rud Au -„
Toronto, closed its career with the August 1 happi- referred to there was upon its
number. In its place appears a neat
magazine bearing the title of Farming.
The large pages have given way to the
smaller form, and the name, which in-
dicates that the publishers had devoted g such their labors to a specialty, is replaced by 1 Brussels. ; the department has already out- not have the same reason for Ion-
one which enables the enterprising CLINTON.'grown the present building and centrating in' cities, because electric
managers to treatfullyfast 1 additional room I
Refuge P
forty-five per cent. Five of our
early Presidents were farmers ; none
since. Jefferson warned us that
America would degenerate • as soon
as it ceased to be an agricultural
Brusse s, Exe er, « b pay -i nation. But the change also cic
burn, who wish them every !
i ' ^ home The happy' rolls some twenty-five hundred I hausted. over , hal of our labor in
1 carrying food to th consumers.
If we graduate into au electrical
age, it is not difficult to foresee some
of the consequences. Population will
ness Int len new-
pair took a trip south, and whin' employees. Of course all these were
they return will settle down about not located in Washington but tbeforce
two and a half miles north-east of found necessary to be kept there is
• increasin in h proportions that
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Wo are pleased to anuonn ec the any
CENTRE STREET.
0Ni°Anioi .
Ave B. TOWLER, M,D,C.M.,
Member College Physicians and . Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Iluron—
`Olfioo Tip -stairs, next to Mr Morton's office, wing. -
I
ham, Out.
I017=11 oums.-9 to 1.2 n. m., 1 to 6 p. m., or at "
Residence, Diagonal Street.
Books or P. KEN EDP, M. D., DI, U. P,S. O.
y `�
any style J. A. Meld,nm.) i
Geld Medalist of western University: Late House
Moe. Surgeon in London General Hospital. Ppecial atten•
tion paid to diseases of women and children.
—P •Dr.IdeldnvnT orae -•^
filen f onmerl occupied b
r
Office—Formerly m.0
5 P
i of Centre and Pntrict streets. -
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Magazines left with ns, for Binding, will have J ( ecessor to Ur.
prompt attention• rices f to Binding
•e ingsel0 st la
will be given on application
f tl • and freely with all i ''s found in strut- power can be carried to a much
branches of agriculture. That this is their I The House of is '« a -
' preaching completion on its upper tures which have been erected on the greater distance• than steam power.
flats, where painters are finishing,' grounds, •It' is probable that the works will be
up the last coat, and carpenters are; The design. of the department is tp .scattered far more Widely. This in
putting on hardware which is of afford assistance to the farmer and " turn will affect transportation.
good strong make, obtained from the r to supply him ' with information, Farmers will reach consumers far
well-known firm of Rice, Lewis &I which will be useful in his Calling. more easily. Consumers will not be
Co., Toronto. The plumbers are 1 For this reason the department em- herded. Electricity as a power, will,
not only do factory work but will
work. We shall no longer be isolat-
ed as the outsiders
who cannot be
reached by the world's heart-throbs.
In tact no life will be more interest -
intention is shown by the departments,
divisions of the new magazine under the
headings of horses, cattle, sheep, swine,
poultry, the apiary, horticulture the farm,
the dairy, resent investigations, ebe. The
magazine form is something quite new in
agricultural journalism, but it has advent-
a es that will probably make it very pope- setting in all the fixtures, and the :ploys a class of experts, men of
g ' Steam -fitters are placing radiators scientific training, who investigate.
lar.
mains,climate on
i,e
andeffect of :plants,
pipes
I the
in
soils, ell
and
s
P
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putting
P ,
Delineator 1
—The the
rum the and Bennett & Wright, of Toronto, who
Autumn number con g > ,the character of fertilizers, and
is called the i did similar work at Goderich Court other subjects which present daily
tains a choice and varied sulection of time- i House are doingthis work.—The ! problems to the agriculturalist.
positionly articles.of It Autusmn
styles,n aillustrateing
gex- `Huron Central air was held on ; here is another duty which has
of Actumn illustrating a Tuesda Wednesday, and was a assigned the department, and
variety of novel, artistic and beautiful y andS T been assign p ,
garments. Especially complete and vale- I most successful affair.—NTew fur- its performance serves to advance the
able is its discussion of Mourning, Drs. 1 nates have been put in the public interests of the farming class, it also
Roger A. Pryor's paper on Etiquette ofschool, as well as other changes protects the public, and that is the
Grief's outward showing, being supple- made.—The London bowling club efforts which are made to prevent
mented by an instructive article giving defeated the local club.—Mr. W. the importation of diseased cattle,
patterns and designs for Mourning Attire. i Shipley lost three working horses and also to inspect meat.
Every mother with the responsibilities of a.
household should study what it said about
Fitting Out a Family, the season's costume
needs o t
d f herself and her little ones being
the other day; it is supposed drinking One of the important functions of
impure water was the cause of death. the department is the study of the
1 habits of destructive insects and the
Why Not You?
suggestion of the best means of
' When thousands of people are taking atria an end to the damage which
fully treated. The progress of Co•educa- flood's Sarsaparilla to overcome the P g
tion in Great Britain is further explained weakness and languor which are so eotu- they cause and to lead ultimately to
by Am Rayson. Bookbinding as an iron at this season, why are you not their extinction. A great deal has
y y 7you know that department in
doing the soma? When a been done by the p
occupation for women is entertainingly
described by Evelyn Hunter Nordhoff,
Lucia M. Robbins describes a new and
amusing form of Entertainment. The
reopening of the schools is remembered in
an account of things suitable for the
Children's Luncheon Basket, while A. B. '
Longstreet contributes a practical exposi-
tion. of How to Carve. The return of
cooler weather makes timely the admirably
illustrated article on draperies. The
papers on the Kindergarten by Sata Miller
Kirby, on Floral Work for October by A.
M. Stuart_ and the designs for Burnt Work
by ilarriet Keith Forbes fully sustain the
interest felt in these topics. Around the
Tea Table has its visual admirable variety,
and the Newest Books are sympathetically
r'eyipwed. Further contributions are given
in knitting, Netting, Tatting, etc. Ad•
dress communications to The Delineator
Tublishing Co. of Toronto, Ltd., 83 Rich-
mond S1. West, Toronto, Ont. Subscrip-
tion i per year, or
tion price of the $ 11 y a�,
IS cents' per single copy. -
Hood's Sarsaparilla has power to cure 1 diffusing information relative to the
rheumatism, dyspepsia and all diseases
caused by impure Mood, why do you cultivation of fruits and small nuts,
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Our cities will slowly empty them- FRANKLIN H. HOUGH
selves of superfluities of population. 925 5' iltroats 'tVr1.311JfiiicsraOla. r+. n-
Meanwhile we have the labor saving
machines, and will have more of'
them. The possibilities of co-opera-
tive industry are increasing. We
make our butter and our Cheese in
common. One mower is enough for
a dozen small land owners. We are
already adjusting ourselves to chang-
ed population. We shall 'even be
able to do our own house keeping
co-operatively. The introduction of
the electric plants in groups of farms
will do nearly all our severe manual
labor and do it co-operatively. This
is no shall feature of' the coming
agriculture. I am inclined to believe
it will introduce a new social element,
almost or quite as strong as the town
element of New -England origin. -=-E.
P. Powell, in Country Gentleman.
%`ali Faire,
Zest Wawanosb, Belgraye,
er
'�roitet ,
podaxich
Walkerton, Northern
LlutiknOW, '
iowiek, at Gerrie,
Clifford
Blyth,
continue to suffer? Hood's cures others, calling the attention of' farmers and
why not you? ' cultivators to the varieties that can
•
HOOD'S: PILLS are prompt and effi I profitably be raised in the various
cent. 25c. 1 sections of the country, and in ether
-•— ways showing how farmers can
House of Refuge Notes. - extend their business and increase
Great progress has been made their income,
toward the completion of the Hensel The influence of the department
g,; but
Thecountry in the interior.throughout the co
Of Refuge, is felt thraugl u 3 ,
rT
plastering is nearly finished, and thein order that its work thigllt be made
rooms are trilnmed with base, skirt-' more effective, a system of
experi-
ing alci t ves of solid and ment stations has been inaugOrated
character, and well painted. The in various localities where the local+
plumbing fixtures are now being
placed in position, and a clean, well -
laid -out job has been made, All the
pipes; connections, traps, etc., are ex-
posed and open to view on all sides,.
so that,. there is no opportunity 'of
dirt aecumttlating, nor can any leak
at ones
break occur without
Or
announcing itself. In plumbing
house will
inmates of thee
t
ma tern
the
be much better off than the majority
of the townspeople. The steamfltters
are darty expected, to
. get in the
Sept. 80, Oet, 1
Oct. 1 - 2
Oct 1 - 8
iT 1$
Oot. 8 • 4:
Oct, 8
(( 9.10
Oct. 8 • b
needs are studied and. where practical
methods are worked out and the
results made known to the farmers.
The feet that farming has held its
own in the contest with other oc-
cupations
ffcupations is an evidence that the
cultivators of the soil have kept
lees and that modern
t of file t
abreast
methods nowrule the farms.
The
Department i s
. -total
erect
T
A
Agricultural
u tive
now one of the great executive
departments of the government, with
its secretary occupying a seat in the
radiators and connections. Drains 1 cabinet. A few years ago it was a
and levellingwilt be finished, to get mere bureau of the government and
. - . one at
b filens nI
ilcallt b
into and shape and i r
the buil In 1 overysmall
da
g
�g
g
appointed time.—New I+.rea.. that, This comparison illustrate in
Iti. VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOXt, Ete.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rat
interest. No commission ohalved. Mortgagee, t
and farm property bought and eotd
OFFICE—Beaver Block WINOHAAt
A Life Saving Medicine.
Iattacked
was severely
last winter
with Oiarnccea, Cramps and Colic and
I thought I- was going to die, but
fortunately -I tried Dr. k"owler's Extract
ot Wilrl Strawberry, and now I can
thank tbie excellent remedy for saving
my life.
Mss. J. IirELLETT, Minden, Ont.
()wing to the death recently of W.
Jennings Demorest, of X. e.1n, there.
will be no more Delnorest medal con-
tests, he having been the promoter of
the system and left no provision in
g and
Is
li 1 in
meds
will for s
Pis
1supplying p
continuing the contests.
to o
C. T>onnelly, prop. of to poplar anti
well-known Windsor Rotel, Alliston,
Ont., was troubled for years with Itch:.
persuaded by7g,
e.
Re was
ingNee, ly
1
McGarvey, Alliston, livery 'Han, to nee
011000'SOintniant, which he did, was
mired, has llhd no return ofthem and
highly recolnilleedS this Ointment as a
sovereign' cure for riles.
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, &c.,
Wingham, Ont,
E. L. DICKINSON,
Barrister lGtc..%—
SOLIOITOn TO DANE Or HAMILTON. si0NET TO
LOAN.
Office—Mover Block, %Yingham.
DENTISTRY.—J. S. J EaOM E, L. D. S., Ultima.
Is manufacturing first-class sets of?'
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c:r -'a
,tenth as cheap as they can be made
in the Dominion. Teeth extractedi
absolutely without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed perfectly safe.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
eFi.e�rsll+
IARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. a., L. D. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania:.
Dental College.
OFFICE-•-MACDONALD ,BLOCK.
CARES
COLIC,
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CHOLERA ifINORBEISp
CHOLERA
and all Summer Complaints and Flexes of the
Bowels. CIt hildren for and reliable for
For Sale by all 10oaiors,
JOHN RITCHIE, .
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
WINOIIAM, ONmeat/\
INV -Twenty-five Years
T�ve�.t fi
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LARGEST SAL IN CANADA.
p DEANS, 315.. WINOilAif,
LICENSED AUOTIONEER FOR TEE COUNTY '
OF HURON.
Sales attended In any part of the Co, Charges-,
Moderate.
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LICENSE AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTIES
HURON AND DItUDE.
All orders left at the Toms otilco promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES ItENDERSON,
AUCrlot1uER. FOR COUNTIES a ,iURON can -
BRnes.
All sales attended to pronmptiy and On the Shorteel a'
Notice.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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AT EEASONASLE'`cATE2
hMortgageestc
ona advanced oats entivlth
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ptfvilogo of paying at the end of any year. Notes
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collected,
and new, bio/N Ddta.
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Farm Notes,
The is nc 0E0 thing which wouli
:afford ot armors more relief, in
prove tan alues and give agricu
ture a supremacy than would goo
and permanent roads; and in this w
,are a long way behind many Eur
;peau countries,
On some soils, however carefuli
`tiles are laid, • they beeome unevel
'There can be no harm done in la;
.ug all tiles upon boards, for tilt
Iaid
they will retain in perfect col
ztien A four
inch. round or h0t
E
shoe tile laid on a board will earl
as much as a six inch tile laid on
:friable bottom.
Do not try to make a cheap job
putting out the orchard. Youupia:
an orchard once in a quarter of
century, and it is better to do
right. Never buy stunted, tre
from the nursery, and do not stu
them in the growth. Protect, mule
prune and spray them, and nev
Stop because of the trouble,
Money spent in trees and plants
money wasted, if those trees al
plants are left without care aftt
wards; they are always a good i
vestment if given proper attentic
If the same labor and expense we
devoted, an apple or a peach orcha
in the East would bring as great
revenue as an orange plantat ion
California,
Land can not bo over cropped
supplied with plant food equivale
to that removed by the crop, and
the robber weeds are kept dove
but deny yourself the proceeds frc
e rs and 1
a poor fieldfor a few a
y
gin a systematic course of renovati
you will be repaid for both time a
outlay.
Weeds do not act toward us
some other pests—without a redee
ing trait. They are among natur
greait fertilizers. They spring
from: every -barren or unoccupi
spot, and begin the work of abso
ing nitrogen from the air; then
and decay, carrying this nitrof
into the soil. With sunshine a
moisture this land becomes prod
tiye, but they must be kept unt
control.
There are differences of opinion
ta the methods of treating the soil
a fruit bearing orchard, but th
should be no question but that
young orchard should have the m
careful cultivation. Weeds a
grass should not be allowed to gr
as they rob the ground of sust
anee-. which should be absorbed o
by the young and tender roots of
trees.
The experience of those who h
made the test say that lumber is
. superior to masonry or concrete
silos, because it is a noneondueto
heat orfrost; also,
that
small
are better tan large ones, beet
so much ensilage is not expose
the atmosphere when using.
course, this depends upon the amt
of stock fed, but the size recomml
ed is 12 by 16 feet.
A MAN HUNT IN LONDON.—OI
the most desperate criminals in
don—a notorious housebreak
has just been Captured. He
surprised, breaking into a 1
house in Bermondsey, but fol
moment escaped. The police
however, in hot pursuit, and i
brought to bay the man dre
revolver, but police constable
pluckily closed with the ruffian
with assistance effected a cap
The constable risked his life am
rightly call him a hero, but
many of us, by inattention t(
health, needlessly risk our
every day? Let us be wise in
and with the aid of Holloway's
we can regain our health whet
are out of sorts.
An Eye to the Future.—"We
a treasure of a nurse." "No d
bat it does seem to me that
boy speaks with an Irish bi
which resembles hers." T`7
exactly what we Want. WE
going to bring Willie up to gc
polities." •
For Over Fifty `Yeats
AN BOLD AND WatroTatao Reactor. -.M
plow' StotITing Syrup has been used for ov
years by millions of mothers for their childr
teething, with perfect eucecse. It soothes t
Cottons the trams, nllay0 all pain, Mures win
and ie thebest remedy for Diarrhtba. Is
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incalculable. 139 sure and ask for Mrs. it
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have e
Palmerston will ll
light.
Druggists .9te s
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