The Wingham Times, 1899-10-20, Page 2•
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i1oW!ol FaLL Valr.
The following is a list {,f the prize
swiasners st Vie liowiek tall fair, held
in Gorrie, nn Sstritrelav thq be 7th:
essiss 1. -toss.
Heavy ass isnitre al horses, ssr,
Estglesloott. J Bell ; heavy Agrietil.
viral gohlie•r tw:) years 14.1, Me
Leoci, E coo.oe.• ; v agileititaral
gelding, isle yen r s Nes E cons.
ints; broist nisei! .7 Brown (Moles-
worth.). ,‘ & .1 inisiell; foal, W
Brown (Msle;worrn), 11211.
Gener;11 Purls 'se • r . Case
more, ',11c1Se en; iss4ing two settrg
old, J j•• t Near,
wag E .1 MeEwen ;
brood mare. 1.1, (.1 Web.•
ber; MeEwoo.V. Casen,ore.
Rustle, es %V 'un,
Edgar; /raiding u• tiro is to Zinn, 'It
'W •Tai•!•s•eir grrl.r I 1 t ears old. •
II Zinn S; esdsiiies one rear
oid, II Zqin, 11 MeDartnott; brood
mare, 11 zinn, W 11 MeCracken ;
foal 11 nal,
Carr i a ss,e -Tea .1 Si AleKay, E
Lambkin ;1urc, 11 Ziuts E Lomb
-
kin; gel.lims t*u. years uld, E Latish• '
kin, '7‘ "arling E
Lain ti .'LOCI mare,
s ..„.,: ,al, 11 Zinn; sad-
dle.hsre, W 1I McDermott;
span crf ponies, It Edgur, It Deacon
saddle prey, R Edgar.
GLASS --IMV ?,ENT AND, GRNERAL
MNUFAOTtJfl..
Iron beamplow, Gillies & Martin;
gand plow, °Blies & Martin; root
cutter, Gillies & liTartin; single car-
riage, T II McLanchlin ; single har-
ness, T " Sanders, 1, & 2; double
harness, Sander
CbA-DURHAMS.
Bull three years d, J L Wilson,
S Johnston; bull u der 3 years, J
McEwen; female, an age, S John-
ston; Esow, fur ye rs Over, S
Johnston , L Wits cow under 4
years, S loston„1 L Wilson;
heifer two ;ea.' • an, Johnston 1 &
yeariipg heirs' .T, hnston, 1 Me.
Ewen; bull calf, S ohnston, J L
Wilson; heifer eslf, S ohnston, J L
Wilson; herd, S John on, J L Wil-
son.
Durham ('"[es -1 w, S Johns-
ton, J L upon: 1 r two years:
old, SJolin toil i. son;yearling
heifer. S nstr h -fer calf, S
Johnston 1 .2; I it h st, 8 John
ston 1 & 2; I et's, S Johnsten; best
nailch cow, 17 Dane, Greer Bros ;
village urn Danes
jerseys -B..11, R Harper; bull
nude,: two yea -s, 1 mbkin ; eow,
ARTEFt
ITTLE
ER
PILLS
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SIC
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Positively cureby these
Little F41s.
They also relieve Distr4 from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hear Eating. A per.'
feet remedy for Dizziness, ausca, Drowsi.
aess, Bad Taste in the Mout , Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPID IVER. They
Regulate the Bowels. Pure Vegetable.
Small Pill. 8 all Dose.
Small Pri
Substitution
•
the fraud: of 4e day.
See you get aluter's,
Ask for Carters,
Insist and de nd.
Carter's Little
es:. • ss....sa.s
;7144. g
iver Pills.
0 YEARS°
PP-MENG-it
TRADE, MARKS
DRSKINfl
OPY#110HTS &c,
Anyone:sendingn sket and deseription may
mitekly asrertian our op km free *nether it
invention probably pot bible. Conimnniero
thins strietlyeetiodentim. ondbook on Patents
sent free. Oldest agency f securing patents.
?Meats taken through unn Co. moats/
sperfla vino, without oho , ItI the
/yet 4.14
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Cala ...It • i ' . ; ,
Your months, *L
ONft & Co goietft
firms Oflies, les v
1 RE WINGIIAM TIMES, OCTOBER 20, le0.
j Lambkin; heifer, J Lambkin. & Sons, Miss •Scamiller Russett,
Poled Angus -43141, B Stafford. American golden, 1 P Aylesworth,
SITUP. W Strong; russet t any other kind,
Leteeiters—Aged ram, 1 a 2.W E oonstns, Schmurr &Sons ; bald.
Brown; shearling ram, .1 'Sanderson win, Solunurr & Sons, R Peel; 5
SZ, 'Son, W Brum; ram lamb, W Vogan; 13en Davis, R Peel, S Vogan ;
Brown 1, & 2: best ewe baying raised Mann, Miss Seggmiller, 5 Clark ; •
lamb% in 1899, 3 Sanderson & Son, Tallman sweet, Selman, c.S1'. Son, It
W Brown; shearling ewe, J Sander. Peel ; °Cotton of winter apples, P
son and Sou 1 & 2; ewe lamb, 3 San ' P Aylesworth, E Cousins; Calverts,
derson & on, W Brown; pen sheep, • E, Cousins, Sehmurr & .Son ; Duchess-
.' Sanderson & Son; ram any age, W ot' Oldenburg, W Strong; Alexander,
lii:own; ewe any age, J Sanderson & Miss Seggmiiler, W Surong;Maiden's
Sun.
•
blush, W. R McCracken,' Sehmarr &
Oxford Downs—Aged ram, G San; snow apples, J 11 Juhnston,
Webber. j Couse ram latnb, E Greer Bros ; collection of fall apples,
Cousens 1 & 2; ew having raised Jno Holland E Cousins crab apples,
ibs in 1899, 0 'Weber ,,S, a; Vogan, SAnaurr & Sons;
silos r es.s, U We her 1 sr.;?, ewe W H MeOracken ; pears, S Voguish'.
lamb, E usens, U WChhtir; pen Edgar; grapes, Sohintirr & Son.
511(Zotpisillires.b. I the prizes hi this) '
14 AMES' DXP AtIt T, •
•
were tapti 'ed by W II Web. Horne made yarni, Mrs McKenzie,
class
her. . W 11 McCracken ; laflies' stock ing%in
Grades-10,rd, J lownev; ram wool, Mrs 1VicKenzie, W II Webber;
lamb, J Downey, 3 Sa derson & San; ladies' stocking, fan y, Mrs W Me -
ewe, J Dewroy, 3 Sa erson & Son; Kenzie ; ladies' stoe og, cotton, Mrs
shear ewe, 5 Sandkson a Son t. W H Hele, Mrs W.'Kenzie men'
and oWe
sandergon & socks hand made ir wool, Mrs M.
2;
S
Kenzie, Mrs. Hele s mitts in. wool,
is ; mitts fancy,
Hele ; glovcs in
W H MeCraele•
Mrs Hele; fine.
Mrs Hele; fancy •
, Mrs Bele ; thtn•
WH MeCrack.
Mrs McKenzie;
McKay, W 11
et, P P
wool, W H Me -
[(ay; crocket in
E Cousins; ern -
E Cousins, W
in muslin, W
broidery in silk
•y ; embroidered
M McKay ;
r , '
1 SWINE,
Berkshire—I3oar under 1. year„T
Ritchie, S Vogan; brood sow, J.
!Ritchie, J Stewart; pair spring pigs,
3 Ritchie.
• Chester White— Boar aged, H
. Douglas, T Mendieson; boar under
one year old, . T Mendleson; brood
sow, 11 Douglas, T Mendleson; pair
Yorkshire White Boar aged, A
spring pigs, H Dougts, .
Robertson jr.; boar n ‘der 1 ) ear old,
W 3 Pomeroy 1 :ink 2; brood sow,
W J Pomeroy 1 and 2; pair spring
pigs, A Robertson jr.7=,W J Pomeroy., Evans, W Dane;
.. .1,0n1.Tk. ' on linen, JM Mci
news P P Aylesw sth, T Mendle- centre pieces, Mrs
son; turkeys, T Men eson, W Dane; point lace, Mrs Ilele, E Cousins; •
nrtekA, if Collins; 1 ht Brain...WS.: J Maltese. lace, W D ne ; Battenburg i
Brethauer 1 and 2; • 1Srniouth rocks, •work,„ W. Evans, ECousins ; Berlin
Is II McCracken, T Mendieson; wool raised; J. Contipll, jr., T Haiti-
Hatnbargs, J Lamb in; leghprns, J
Brethauer l& 2; - BI cis Spanish, 3
Brethauer 1 and 2 Wsra.ndottes,01
Brethauer 1 and ; Bantams, -3
Brethauer 1 and 2; igeons, 3 Down-
ey; Canadian Cana .es,' W Strbng.
Mrs McKenzie, it Pa.
Mrs McKenzie. Mrs
wool, Mrs MaKeaztd
en ; gloves, fancy,,
shirt. Mrs McKenzie •
shirt, Mrs McKensi•
• tell shirt, E Cousin
en; patched. quilt
crochet quilt, J
MeCracken ; • cove
worth ; crochet in
Craeken, J M M
cotton., Mrs Hele,
hroidery in Cott)
Dane ; embroider.
' RAI.
Red wheat, B Be erjr., 3 Camp;
belt; white wheat, .3 'Campbell, B
Bender jr.; spring *beat, J Camp-
bell, T Mendieson; arley,
Menthes° ; large peas, J
Campbell, J Conne jrs small peas,
J Campbell, P P A lesworth; white
oats, J Campbell, Connelljr.; black
osts, J Campbell, Mendleson; flour,
W Dane; yellow. rn, P P Ayles-
wortb, J Schmuri & • Son; white
beans, P P Aylesw rth, H.Douglas;
butter beans, W • MeCracken, W
Dane.
*DAIRY P ODUOE.
20 lbs tub butte , 1 Harding; R
Edgar; lnbs butte0. in tub, it Hard-
ing, 3 L Wilson; 5 -,lbs-fresh butter,
R Harding, R E, gar; homemade
bread, W Eaglest_tm, W Stinson;
buns, W H •Gregg,- E Cousins; oat-
meal eake, 3 BrethAter, W Stinson ;
fruit eakes.J Bretfaner, W Stinson;
jelly cake, W H Gtogg, .P P Ayles-
worth; 5 lbs strains; honey, JBreth-
auer. , •
ROOTS AND V ETABLES,
• Early potatoes, Mendieson,
-Johnston; late pot oes, W Dane, S
Clark; collection f potatoes, John
aolland, C Caudle; swede turnips, S
Clarke, 8 Johns n; Turnips any
other kind, W 1 McCracken, J
Dieket; red man W H Mc-
Cracken, 3 H hnston; yellow
mangolds, W H ilisCracken; garden
carrots, -0 Oaudk1 3 II Johnston;
field carrots, a Sa4ierson & Son, W
H Me0rkken1 lery, 0 Caudle,
Brethauer ; j4atie onions, 0
• Caudle, Greer Brs; seed ornons,
Erb, Greer Bros ; Datch sets, W 11
McCracken, J Br Winer; colleCtion
of onions, W H'M raeken, 3' Breth
aver; parsnips, C4audle, W Strong;
pumpkits3; W S ng, W H me-
Craeken'; citrons, SchMurr & Son,
W 11 McCracken ; 'blood beets, 50/3.
murr & Sone .H Johnston'lar
tomatoes s P Ayissworth, J Breth.
atter; small temat.es, 3 Bretbaner,
Selittiurr t Son ; : wbite .cabbage,
Schmurr & Son, T -'"W MeOracken •
red cabbage, W Wit:Chicken, Sch-
murr San; re. peppers, P P
• Aylesworth, Sam: rt & Son ; carat.
aelten,'Sehmurr
•CMS, W 11 Me.
W 11 MeCrack
hers, P P
flowers, W Me
& Son ; water to
Cracken ; squasheSI
en, R Edgar ellen,
worth, Sebnkllen & on; sunflowers,
J Brethauer, S Vo' 0.
Y'R •
• - 1,4
• Northern Spy ' Cotssins, P P
"ndr ias. $ . Aylesworth; Ittiod Island,Greettlig,
y all itersdes.leta
Mg% in %irk Miss Seggroiller, P AyIeSWOrth ;
;gm!! n King of Tompkins Country, Schreurr
son ; Berlin wool fittt, J• M McKa•y,
E Cousins; vsax flowkria, J Brethauer,
•P P •Aylesworth ; ilvax fruit, P P
Aylesworth; drawn( work, Mrs Mc-
Kenzie, E Cousins ; arrasene work,
Mn Hele, W Dane; hair work, P P
Aylesworth ; sofa pillow, crazy work,
Mrs Hele ; sofa cushion, 3. M McKay,
W Stinson ; netting W H MeCrack-
en, Mrs Bete; rifacrame bracket
work, Mrs Hele,' eer Bros ; tinsel
work, W II Meer, ken ; pair, pillow
shams, Mrs Melt nzie, Mrs Hele;
cotton qtalt, j Sc#rnurr & Son, Mrs
McKenzie; silk uilt, crazy work,
Mrs Hele; suit ladies' underwear,
Mrs McKenzie ; rned sock or stock-
ing, Mrs MCKen e, Mrs Hele; table
mat, W. H Me •aeken, Mrs Hele-
fancy knitting cotton, W. H Mc;
Cracken, Mrs le ; fancy knitting
in wool, Mrs • • le, Mrs McKenzie;
braiding, Gree -- Bros, E Cousins;
tatting, Mrs Hee, 3 M McKay ; rag
carpet, J Seim: irr & Son, 3 Breth-
suer s toilet rat, G Brown,W II
McCracken ; miss matsMrs Ilje, Mrs
McKenzie fe. ther flowers, P P
Aylesworth ; 81) 11 work, P P Ayles-
worth ; tissue -sork, Mrs. McKenzie,
W H McOl'acites ; natural flowers,?
P Ayles worth, Cousins; cut flowers,
.TBrethaaer, E mins; baud briquet,
E Cousins, .1 ethauer ; table bo-
quet, 3 Bretheu is Greer Bros; col-
lection ot Nous ...plants, W Dane,
Greer Bres ; si astors, E Cousins;
•six stocks, 4 Bre auer ; collection of
noxious weeds, teer Bros, J I3reth .
suer; .patched p tits, T Harrison ;
darned stockings r socks, •T Harri-
son ; knitted stoc Inge or tnitts., T
Harrison ; button oleS, T Harrisrin,
P P Aylesworth.
VINE
Pearl painting,
McKenzie; Oil paint
P Ayleswortb wate
TS. •
fro Hele, Mrs
ng, Mrs Hele, P
color painting,
Mrs Irele ; painting on silk or velvet,
• Greet 'Bros) 't Harrison ; pencil
• It
drawing; Mrs ele; dia,yon drawing;
Mrs Hele; penManship, Mrs P
P Aylesworth; two verses of "God Save the Queen," BGrant, R tlecker,
/(oneP P Aylesworth mhighly re-
comended); painting on pottery'i ,
Mrs Bele ; painting on. wood, Mrs every hoOse, an
Hele; portrait painting, Mrs Hele. It' Capital °r e
• SPEC/A.t, PRIZES: sary. Freightp
Send for outfit, giving choice of •
If.IDNEY POISONS
Sap the Life Spring and Make Putrid
the Health Fountain South
American Kidney Care Cleanses
and Purifies.
It the kidneys fail to do their work
other organs become invpivens poisons
irenernte-eiranlate through, and Lv as ate
the whole system. Disease.iincl ilisitstor
are as 8008 AR ail miss if negieutetl. South
American KiiIntn. Duro nets on the
kidneys like tangle. It's a liquid and at -
teaks ailing parts, quickly titups filAread-
i DR of disease. drives oul.'..1t!b'e foreign
substances, and brings thie important
organ back to a healthy 'normal state.
It's a kidney spenitio. Sold by A. I.
Hamilton.
Care of Cow tables.
At least twice a
thoroughly ot'erhau
all its furniture, a
cleaning. as it wer
Lighty in The Nati
We prefer rather a
open all the window,
completely sweep an
nooks and corners.
thing that is moveabl
manure, straw, hays
flush the gutters com
disinfeet the sta.b1
Sulfate of copper or c
ear we like to
the stable and
general house
, • writes L. W.
nal Stoekman.
Indy day and
and doors and
brush out all
Remove every-
. Clean out.
d, ete., and
etely; Now
thot mighty.
loride of lime
is what we generall., use, though
some of the commereial disinfectants
are sometimes preferable, Common
whitewash or quiekBrne is very good
to use for some spots of the stable.
If there is any Sir !clod that any
the stable, such
ther, this disio-
. icular thorough.
Close the stable.quirss tight and burn
sulphur or, still :Jetter, generate.
chloride. gas by 'oouring • hydro.
chloric acid or some'shloride of lime,
This forms a deadlsk gas, and you,
want to use it with caution, but it
will do thorough vork. All. the
mangers and trousrhs should be
soured with boiling- Tater. By this
semi-annual cleanin up we have
thus far escaped p.11 t e troubles that
often cause serious oss to many.
dairymen,such as ca scours, abor-
tion, etc., and at th ' same time it
helps to produce the, st and olden,
est milk from which 0 • make first-
class butter.
disease is lurking i
as abortion or any
fection should be pat
., •
• Free to Every ,hufferer.
7 •
Those w are afilietdd .with Rheum-
atism, Soiati Lumbagp, Neuralgia or
or Gout can ha a full mzed box of Mil.
burn' Rheumatic it Es f free of oharge,
by•sending their na d full statement
of their case to T. Miit 1;RN & Co., To-
ItOliTd, °kit.
.The 100 -acre far of J. J. Mc.
Laughlin, on the ba line, Summer-
hill, has been sold tog Lindsay Bros.,
ot Goderich township, for about
$4,500. Mr, Mcfasgglilin intends to
buy a smaller farm; lholigh re-
tains possession where he is at pres-
ent. .
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. Children Ory for.
T
Wanted:—$2 per day sure'
gentlemen or ladies; special work;
position permanent; rqliable firm,
bestreferences;experiende un-
necessary. •
Address; S. M, PRY,
• Field Manager, Toronto.
Wanted:—Ndustrious. men at
character to :ravel and appoint
agents. Salary and expenses paid,
BRALLEY.OARI-ETS01.1 CO., Limited,
BRANTPoni),
Wanted :—C
women,to intro
'the most mary
publication of
mentary on the,
gether with
Apostles. In P
isagem• Theft
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for the hew te
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nee Light ofLife,'
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the Bible. A corn-
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plete lives of the
int ot art the work
est.most touching,
ons ever designed
tament. Sells in
anybody '• can Sell
perienee tnneces-
d, Bloks ontime. •
Castoria is, for infants and. Children. Castoria is a
harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
dud Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium,
2gorphine nor other 1sTareotie substance. is Pleasant.
Its ginarantee irr thirty years' use by Millions of
Mothers. Chstora' destroys Worms and allays Feverish-
ness. Castoria cures. Diarrhoea and. Wind Colic. Castoria
relleVcS Teething Troubles, etires Constipation and.
Flataleney. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stainaelt.and. Dowels, of Infants and. Children, giving.
healthy •and nlittural sleep. Castoria tho Children's •
Panacea -The Mother's Friend.
Castoria. •
• Castoria..
"Costorin is an excellent medicine for 4‘ Costorito is k•O erlaiiied to children
cididren. mothers hare repeatedly told me that I recommend it as superiof to any pre,
'of its good effect upon their children." seription known to •
Da. G. C. Os000n, Nass, I • II. A. Aacitna, M. D. lfrrioklyn, Y
'THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Vot,sr,ssa's " WI"
APPEAR .,°.) ON EVERY WRAPPER.
CCNTAUFI ACM:PANT, TT IYIW1RAY CTIVCCT. NEW VOA fr CITY.
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EAK, NERVOUS, DISEASED
2509 • 0 CURED IN 2 YEARS.
ss;
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EN
aCURES GUARANTEE!) OR IVOPAY !
$1000;1N Gm n FORA CASE WE
U LP CANNOT CURE OF
• SELF-ABUSE, EllISSIONS, VARICO-
CELE, CONCEALED DRA:N.5, STRICT-
. URE GLEET, SYPHILIS, STUNTED
PARTS, LOST MANHOOD, IMPOTER-
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URAL DISCHARGES, ETC.
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. . ,tf,t
Greatest Discovery of the Age
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11,••
. • a zwr.vouswzmz. 173i3 CURING THESE DISEASES
. Thousont'x et yoang, o.r.ti initknO aged men are annually' moot to a premature
grave through LA iLY I ..),15...EZETICNS, excesses, AND BLOuD DISEASES. If
yOu haro any 02 theiolowing symptoms consult us herons it is too into. Are you ner-
vous and %mak, 'despondent and gloomy, spooks botero the oyes with dark Mroles under
them, weak back, itidneyo UT:WAN palpitation ot tho hrart, bashful, • Steams and
losgec, sediment iii urine, pimples on 'tho fano, opus sunken. hollow cheeks, careworn
expression, poor memory, 'Doles% distrustful, In.* energy MO Strength; tired morn-
ings, restless :rights. ehan sNah10 reAr)(1S, weak manhood, stunted organs audkproma-
turo decay, bolo pains, Ii.iIr loose, sot: throat ore..., .
Vu HA VE SEMINAL IIMAKIVESS
OUR NEN METrIOD THEATMENT alone
••••
siputo you, and mr •e matt or you, Under Its infli.
ence the brain b macs active, tho blood purified
SO that an mond , blotches/and ulcers disappear;
•the norvea b000ra trong as stool, occ that, nervous.
xieso, hashfulpos. and dospontIeney disappear:
th d eyes beconio- b glit, the rattiomaf,,tiotriatutlyeamicaari
energy roturns to ti • hod', and
and sexual systoM aro invigorated; MI drains'
cease -no mem-mita waste irons tho system. Tho
various organs De me natural and manly: You
fed yourself a man . • d know marriage canna bo
a failure, WeinvIt 11 the attuctod,to consult us
tonadontiany and tr • otchargot, Don't lot mituilts
and fakirs rob you your hard earned dollars.
13,6 will cure you or do y.
HAS. YOUR.;
• SYPI'llusteaSO,m
BLOOD dimage,
Victim am! tintoos out
tem will Met the off
it only suppresses'th
• YOUND'OR MW
Si youth. Seit-abuse
symptoms stealing o
YOu'uSed to boor
danger signals.
REAGEHJ flTs3;t1
Treatment will mite y
'Free. No inattet whO
Charges reasonable.
Mon, • IncloS0 Pinang°
Aar NO NAMES US
No names on boYsB or en
ment,
D BEEN DISEASED?
t prevalent and most serious •
s tho very lite blood ot tho
eradl chted front the syn.
ring. pow/n.3,1:1 Mercury. • , ransom= MOMS, musk. .
symptoms -our NEW ME IMOD phsitively cures it for over.
eqoann MAN-Youlvo led a gay lite, or indulged in the tellies
r later excesses have broken down your system. You fool the
you. Mentally, physically and sexually you are not the man
atm., Lustful praptleas reap rich harvests. Will you heed the
Victim? flare you toss hope? Aro you eordemplatIng_niarriage?
'blood been diseased? Rave you any weakness e our Now Method
What it has done tor others At will do tor you. Consultation
as trontod ybuovrite for an honest opinion I'M of Charge.
ooks Frac -..,The Golden Monitor"' (illustrated), on biomass of
cents. Bealen. Book on ',Diseases ot Women" PrOO.
WITHOUT"WKITTEN UONSENT. PRIVATE. No medicine:tent 0.0.0.
alopeS. Evoryth:ng confidential. Question Itat and Bost of Treat.
V moil No. 148 SEE1-1311 ST.
.
W till, DETROIT, MICH.
DRS. KENN
First prize, Carriage horse or mare, territory, and will ,'show you
R Edgar.beW to make m ney.
Best boy Jockey, It Edgar. BRAILtir ARE, SOX CO., /tinned,
1,3flatZirvoltn.
book "Brealdast,
inner and Si per," 18 a; revela•
• tion in deligli al cookery. It's
tbe,best &heal d, most patroniz-
ed, least crit dried and most
• enlogized, s p for snap hunt.
era.
itItaDLEY-flAnIt sou pp., matted,
urtarrronn,
Drawing eotopetitiorir J Gibson,
— Deacon.
Best Lady DriVert Mrs Chas Edgar.,
English Spavin Linlitient removes all
bard, soft or calloused Lutnps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin,
Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney,
Stifles, ii3praine, Sere and Swollen
Throat, Oouglts, eta, Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the meat wonder-
ful Bleteleh Cute etas known. Sold by
A.1.4. Hamilton.
Ideas •
aid. Address,
40 moured by LOGS! •
'ATENT RECORD,
• Baltimore, Md.
/
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gr 44
• 1 , Yr'
WE MAXE
Sewer an
Culvert ipes
AU Siam front 4 1 to fia in• •Also
Conne'o low*.
WItErri FOR Prilet3d •
THE ONTAItEII SE U PIPE„,,Ctr,
380 102 AnkLal. D. str.
'OUTCRY At ultimo. T X O
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° Highest eash prices paid for all
kinds of god Saw Logs, Telegraph
Poles i Cedar Pests ancl, Shingle Bolts
ddlivered' In Or yard. •
CUSTOM. SAWING,.
SHINGLE COPING,
done at,lowest prices and satisfaction
guaianteed. Call and get prices be-
fore disposing of your timber.
IVIeLEAN & SON
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