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Farm and tarsen.
To Sesta*+* as lies-aleepies.
cellae. 1. Dep..
1 Fun anb Fancy.
with�yl was serried en
1st he l`loil wean," the
insides of whisk wets a complete mys-
The bees were generrsljly left to
heuselves until the close of the honey
season, when they were brutally smoth-
ered with brimstone, and the colony be-
ing thus exterminated, its stores were
appropriated W the use and luxury of
the owner.
Now ahs have the movable haute hive,
which ghees the bee -keeper scants to the
interior of the colony, perfect ountrul
over it, and liberty to take the surplus
honey without killing the bees. With
such Kiva the Ione of .bso(nt(hl'g.vsres'
cin generally be prevented, queenlees
colonies can be re -queened, and those
that are weak can be strengthened, by
giving thew comb, bees or honey.
Bee -keeping welt dusen•w a place
among the industries of the farm. is �
it is wise to keep poultry to pick up the
•+►sate grain and stray seeds, sol it Is wise
to keep {pees to gather the nectar .,f
enol blowouts Auld wild tlew-
era �s st•wise go to waste.
with beginaen u
that they will not go to the alight ex -
tense and small trouble necessary toe get
information on the subject. They buy
a hive of bees, about which they know
tithing, except that bens can sting and
that their honey is nice, and then leave
:t to take (are of itself. It is needless to
say that this is a very foolish course to
Adopt. What wonder that only failure
and toss( are the result; it world be the
barna in, sheep -raising, daunt or any
ether line of farming. While, there-
fore, we advise the farmer to lake bee-
keeping nae of many lines of industrial
pursuit, we qualify the advice by
w
-hist it be by no means mitered late
without seeking infertuation in regard
'u it.
HONEY ligroin. FOR CANADA.
Facts and figures from all Irapa of I demand a clear answer(" "Well, sir,
-ire country, indicate that the entire crop said the witness, ''ho keeps up with the
a honey for 1880 is but one-half •.f the � his horse ' wewas ef not
he time
falls
it :seal supply. w by
:dile, Ont. l almost beside himself, and asked: "And
how does he ride when he is aloner'
"I don't know," was the reply; "1 was
never with him when he was al•,ne,"
and there the case dropped
In the sweet, balmy, delicious happi-
ness of love's autsolog dilate, a youth
wiU,notonly indellprelnickttng walnuts for
his girl, but it011110101Ndli tb goodies
Ft -ell. Two "es Mee they are mar-
k. will not clew let keg have the
(CincMi
cracker widths is through. Girls,
get married.
There is a youth, who, everytuue he
wishes to get a glimpse of kis sweet-
heart, cries, "pyre'" directly under her
window. In the alarm .e1 the moment she
plunges her bttail� .out of the window and
inquires "wherer' when he poetically
puts hi u on the Imam, and exclaim*,
"Ere, my Caroline.
GilhrnJy had bought a barrel of ap-
phis from De Smith s�ey� which did
not give satisfaction. What's the rea-
son, sled (lilhiwly, indignantly, "that
the further down 1 ,i: 1 :) the apples
the worse they got(""The reason for
that is that you didn't open the barrel
at the other end. If you hacd only done
that the apples would be getting tetter
all the time.
Not evau a lawyer, however skilful in
cross-examination, can (sake a witness
tall the truth, provided the witness
wishes to evade it. It is impossible to
put a question in such exact language
that it will demand the desired answer.
It was neoeseary on a certain occasion in
court, to compel a witness to testify as
to the way Kr. Smith treated his horse.
"Well, sir," said the lawyer with a
sweet and winning smile -a smile in-
tended to drown all suspicion as to ul-
terior 'how does Mr. Smith
y ride $ horsey' The witness
ed up, innocently, and replied:
"Generally a -straddle, sir, I believe."
The lawyer asked again: "But, sir,
what gait does he rider' Theimperturb-
able witness answered: "He never rides
any gate at all, sir, but I have seen his
boys ride every gate on the farm." The
lawyer saw he was on the track of a
Tartar, and his next question was very
insinuating: "How does Mr. Smith
ride when he is in company with others i
,saw stela Farm arsaserr.
The arrangement of the buildings and
the division of the farm into fields de-
pends so ) iMal' chase talo atataoter of the
farm, the hired st frmtikg, individual
*sate, etc., that it is out of the question
to have a fixed plan that is the bent one
for all farms of any given size. There
are pretain:generslprincipleswhich should
nerve u a foundation for the arrange-
tnent, but the details lewd ueceasarily
.ary greatly. For example, if possible
the berms should be upon a rise of ground
where a cellar can be built opening to
'he lower ground at the roar. The fields
should lee so arranged that there shall
tee as little fencing as possible, and in
located that all the fields can be easily
,•eached front the lane. A long field
has considerable advantage over one of
the sacro area (hat is square --in the
longer "bouts," and therefore lees time
agent in turning, plowing, harrowing,
,.owing, harvesting, etc. A pasture close
to the stables is always handy, and other
things being equal, the orchard should
not be put at the rear of the farm, where
the wood lot had best be located. There
it much labor to be saved in having every
thing so placed -and this applies to the
various details that .eein-tnvial. at first
eight -that there will be no extra steps
or turns in doing the every -day work of
the -farm. For example, many days'
work can be saved by having the pump
in a handy ocarina of the barn -yard,
where the stook from a number ..f yards
may come to the troughs. if the nut -
ten a the farm are not already economi-
cal) arranged, it would be well Ge snake
each changes of fences, buildings. etc.,
as to finally secure the desired end. By
•legrees the thoughtful farmer will im-
prove his farm until it approximates to
n model and therefore an economical
tarn. --i American Agriculturalist.
-
eel
The lift tilt ' tb tiding
i � R
med
ip in the one word, a•le soft, at it may
be expressed in the common rule of good
breeding Always select the hest."
To he able to tell the best is the most The Landau (Eng,) Gark,n says that
difficult point in the breeding of farm the division of apples into Booting and
stock. The seccesaful breeder must eating sorts nay covens fallacy. Tho
have w clear idea of the qualities sought, hest eating pple, is genert1y the beat
Tw'r_nty alp! is ations fon the position of
public sohtsd inspector, most of them
from Ontario, have been received by the
W inni;•eg sirloin Board, and have been
referred to the school management com-
mittee to tet/rt upon.
1lasbl.nve.see twee.
The best halve iu the world for t Ufa , t1L1.TSATOM FLORAL OA USIA
Bruises, Korn, Tetter, Chapped tlau.ts, t•,,, (sal y, uu MJugant hook tf ISD woe., t,,,r
O ilhisal., Curt, aid all kande ul one. Colored I..,wer I.1.il% and SI) 111estrw:iou,e
ere This Sale u iWtutwoo c,, 1 ws jbscrilnueus ort tae boat kers" •r ant,
ptltusls ! g V {oucreMna L.rawwh a, Unly
give perfect satisfaction (a ever, t:.,.0 or @r pnvent if )sou after-
esowity rotMdell. Peke ib eMw9 ow'
�ltthk'a eeralr _,l dMttet l� iU iea The
s er
hex. Per i alaby K Jordan, t)odseiuh,.� Y1,t►at U,tlpti w•fU ISH w W aw ane oilier..
lila'
, based.
Moat of Mefnkla n. 1 lea's viewer aye V Mem. 17i
" A young friend of mine was cureif
testes. 0 Colored YIate rq =en insatiable thirst fur liquor, that i rat rmlm r.,:i v rr,toelogrnttiethwpat hie that les warn.4 - wleatts Ylaatrwr♦i/A�T' MnPslre
mid
ab el to u an_bunions. He war uut•j:u- 1 P el►M+red 'lar nawber
1 cured use of Hop Bitters. 11 ort y "1 trt(lrevl owe $1.1i a )oar;
y '+�'!' M'i tea rue 9 ? isi.bees
allayed all that burning thirst , took Ise. ' cents; Jurist -
sway the appetite fur liquor ; ..,(do his dolma J.1 it Es ell'
nerves steady, and he has ru,u.O.,e,l t
sober and steady wrap far more altar two
years, and has no desire to return up fit
cups, and f know of a number u others
that have been cured of drinkinj, b, it."
-Froin a leading R R official, Chicago.
Illiuvi .
V 1CK'S
New 0.r1. nester Narsset.
Iu reporting the market prices ter DUI -
ter, the New York Tribune, of may:utn,
said, "Choice packages to the retsii creek
reach 19 to 20 cents, but light woofed
geode are hard to dispose of, and several
lots were thought well sold at 8 to 10
cents. This stern logic of dollars and
cents is rapidly convincing .btirynien
that they should use the Perfected But-
ter Color made by Wells, ttichartlsou
& Co., Burlington, Vt. It given the
perfect June color the year round sud
dairymen that use it never send light col-
ored oots to Market.
"haste New Agana."
ST. CATHAIL SP , lhtt.
H. V. Ptsar:E, M. D. :
1 invented your Fao•aite Prescription,
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, for the hast three
months mid find myself what shall I
say) --"made uric •(gait", are the .only
words that express it. I was reduced to a
skeleton„could not walk across the flour
without fainting, could keep nothing in
the shapes ,f food uu ley stomach. My-
self and friends had given op all hope,
my immediate death seemed certain. I
can never be too thankful to those who
recommended your medicine, for I now
live (tn the surprise of everybody) and
am able to do my own work. I desire
to retake this statement in order that
those suffering may not despair until
they have given your remedies a trial.
Yours, Testify
Mrs. R.M. D I.YCKMAS.
Ter DAYS Or MIafr'AY AND NIH)HTS OF
1- emarr endured by the sutferer from a
persistant cough soon sap the vitality of
the system and wreck the cunstitution.
Such a catastrophe can only be avuidea
by precauti.mary measures. Prevent the
climax of a cough with Northrop & Ly -
man's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil slid
Hypopphosphites of Lime and $oda--ap-
pruved of in prulfeasional quarters, and
which is a combination of . the purest
and most salutary ingredients in perfect
chemical harmony. Coughs, colds,
aryngitis, incipient bronchitis, and other
affection of the respiratory organs, are
speedily relieved by it, and it has like-
wise proved to be a useful specific in
scrofulous maladies. The lass of strength
consequent upon being diseased is check-
ed, and the flagging physical cuerries
restored by its iu igurating s t:o:r.
Phosphorus, the active pnncirle of the
hypophosphites, not nilly supplies the
systems with an important element of
strength, but gives,;n healthful impetus
to the circulation. The lime and soda
also add to vigor of the frame. In wast-
ing diseases of all kinds, this prepara-
tion can be depended upon to ,produce a
beneficial effect. A fair, persistent trial,
is all that is necessary to prove its poten-
cy, either as a pulmonic or general in-
vigorant. For poverty of the blood, with
which a' many invalids are troubled, it is
a sovereign remedy, promoting the acqui-
sition of both strength antl leah. .Pre-
pared-byNorthrop & Lyman, Toronto,
and soy by all druggists.
Aa SURELY As EFFECT FOLLowd CAtrsz
so surely will disease eventually fasten
itself- upon a system deficient in vital en-
ergy, if tonic medication is not resorted
to in time. Theneoesaary tendency of a
weak discharge of the functions of the
body is to disorder its organ. -Invigor-
ation, prompt and through, is the only
safeguard. Not enovant of depleted physical
energy, no restorative of lust flesh, nerve
power and cheerfulness, has more clearly
demonstrated ita efficacy than Northrop
& Lyrnan'a Quinine Wine. In this pre-
paration, associated with the salutary
medicines which forma its basis, is pure
skerry wine and curtain aromatic constitu-
ents which impara an agreeable taste to
the article, and gives additional emphasis
to ire effects. In caeca of general de-
bility and dyspepsia it is invaluable and
the desired effect is, in the vast tnsjority
ofcart s, remarkably prompt as well as
decisive. That good natural appetite,
which gives a relish for the coarsest
fare is insured by the use of the Quin-
ine Wine, which also confers brain sooth-
ing and b.d/ refreshng sheep., Fever and
ague and bihous remittent fever, are dis-
eases to the eradication of which it is
specially adapted; but it should be used
only in the intervals betwee.n the seizures.
The far-reaching effects of a good tonic,
in all complaints involving loss of pi¢i-
cal energy, are well understood by physi-
cian*, and the comprehensive influence
for good of this preparation upon the
system goee far to bear out the profane-
ional belief in the value of invigoesnts
as opponents of disease. Be sure to ask
or the"Quinine Wino" papered byNorth-
rop & Lyman, Toronto. Sold by all
Pit'mtc, Oat., February 12, 1880.
Meaurs. Perry- Davis & gen A• Lawrence,
Montreal.
I hare much pleasure in adding to the
already numerous testimonials you have
receiseel in reference to the superior me-
dicinal qualities of Perry Dacia Pain -
Killer. Having sold s great number •,f
bottles of it, which, in all caw, have
given the greatest of antisfac:ion and re-
lief to my customers, I can honestly re-
coosmend it as eme Of the best pain re-
lsedie. made.
(yours resnectfufly.
C. B. ALLISON.
)Ni' See advt, iu another column
and the quickest and beat method by
which such ends may be reached. He
:nust necessarily be keen of sight to ob-
serve the good and bad points, and the
causes by which they have beer. brought
e.botatt'" Hxis judgment trust be of the
'best t:, stlgirut remedies for defects, and
new methods for bringing ort valuable
characteristics. "He will prove himself
the 'e . 'udgment " Edward
in shed, has
, *hen ssk-
ma bred by
uN lt lug
nein...-{'lire.
hundred." This is but an instance of
the care, skill, judgment, and, we may
add, ppresent sacrifice exercised by the
nerve b1(Isas' We have said that its
breeding the selection meat
diekrailt tuna won bided >>e.
principle in stock brned-
ntgg was he the of animals adapted
to the circumstances of the given faria,
is lima, quality of food, etc. The m-
olests /Mew that the *sea el animals
that had lived for abets relied
would 30
• lord fere and a per Inn
better en moderate land ibis those that
the WO* hinds of keeping. Ani-
▪ tars tai 1♦la plats; Y dray de
sot Asks well if eesnsphntad from a
risk be a poor soil.
booking apple, andwhenathing is good
without the cook, why, dowithou ttheaook
But when one wisha for cooked ap-
ples there is twaeedlin Aske erwr ones
and then hathe�tl�areg ingsr,if we caw
find a fruit inw j 'tlagoodqu litiiesare
en gently mixed, en to ay, thin sugar or
other srtlfiein! misters neednot bedd-
ed to make a delicious dish. The true
winking apple is one that will do this;
the boat being the one that will grow its
OM anger and its ownAelinate flavor.
forte meta
Rochester 14, Y.
e14!RYSTA L & BL 1CK.
Yraetidal BOILEE-Li15113.
The Subscribers, hare bought the Tools mai
Hoerr it:taluea d 1). HL-FtmatAN v
ar;riudwoiYinp uy .nd`havineYand had an ex-
peaati-
rience
tc r° 7
perence of over eight yeah in t at stop are
..
wow prepared to cars o.i the trae in all its
breaches
ire Any work entrusted to us will rec:elvo
prompt attention. First-class work guar.nt
kinds of isuilers nlwdi• and re,rlred. *Ise
Salute Stacks and Shock Iron Work. etc., -
reasonable rate,.
Now Halt )'sus trade and old oars reps:red
on the shortest not e, aid at Patent• Tit tT Dt:
KY COMlaTTTWN.
&C Istel
Chrystal & Elack
fail Jest • titeelallI&.
Snell is the expression from all Drug-
gists and doaltrb e?eyywhere wb4ir.
Dr. Kivo as u�r ic'ovi fo
Oonsumptlui N laT$ �stti$ o�
noels aria
rata edit vrtl flhagt
K Acid, lib Idolater of hew long steadier
or how stubborn, can resist its heablittg
qualities. Heonchitis, An
Hay in the nide or
sliest and didio0lty of breathing or any
Metering Melees d the Threat and
Low y� to its marv.lone
powers. It will positively emus and Chet
wbmre ov etas has tai}ed. Butts.
one by
Jordan's
regular ease
t JerirrI1 . t� tti�ct
r4riga ltllsitrft f '4
IrtaIMonic
SOY iod. {:eM5111(11. 11757,
)
mal Notices.
sijSF'!'Mr. �
3HER1tY"S SALE 07 LANDti.
Canty „t Burma, r Hy vitae of Vwo Writs of
To t"1* : i Agri Macke. each issued
out of ler Majesty's (busty Coart of abs
County to: tluruu and to me directed, amber
t)e l.t:u:.• a d Temente of Mary Pierce said
Kdward Pierce, at the suits of Christopher
Crabb, 1 .rave raised and taken In Exc. utluu
all the ltijht, 'I rite and interest and F.yuit
of Redemption of the above-named lase, +r
ace, is and to lel Number 1, ID the third cam-
osssim01 the Western Uiviaiusi of the Towu-
thip of Ashaeld lu tie. Cy Ilan" •n
Courts of Iluro
mining thirty-nine acres W laud. more or hes,
which bods and Teammate 1 shall offer for
a ale at my omce, in the Court House' in the
Tows of lederiok us $A'rt'HDAY 'I'111
TW1.NT : WINTII DAl' OF JANUARY, A.
i). IMI, :a LI, hoar at It of the cluck noun.
ROBERT U11lHONS,
Sl., tiodeeich, I Sheriff, II neon
Oct. flet
The crowning g.ory of men or woe+en ta's
beautiful glean or Mau. This assn unl' be °b-
lamed by tea ('slushissE. which lues
ppro_ved_ 1Wif to be the $Ef7T HAIR
R3338'I'ORFiR in the market.
metes a healthy growth of the hair, renders t
soft and s.lky, n strengtheSte roots, and pre -
to Ira fending out, and acts with rapidity in
von
RESTORING GREY HMR
TO ITS NATURAL COLO ,t. 1S tv.rl.IlO1 baa employment.
)l(ghl
YImo. 8
`HER1rF'h SALE IIF LANDS.
1
(busty of Huron, ! i y virtue of three Writs of
'I u at .t : , Meet Forint Trued out of
Her Majesty's (entity Cour of the County of
Hamn, and to tax directed against the lands
and Tenements of Ja,nte Mullin, at the suits
of Malcolm CoUnn Cameron. Philp Holt and
Malcolm Orrme Cameron, and alae bp virtue
t au order tram Isaac F. Tome, etre,
Junior Judge ut the said Court, uadth i■
111. move, bear.ns date the Seth day of
Januar•., A. B. 18x80: 1 have ..facet and
taken in M os:uttrw all the Right, Title and In-
terval and Equity ut Redemption of the above
named Der •u.:ut,t, in and to the south half of
lot number .c.‘ rive in the eleventh concession.
Mestere Division of the Township of Ashfield,
in 11.1 :aid County-, excepting threequarlera of
an acre off the south-east corner of tl.e said
lot curtaining utnetyeffre and one-quarter
a ..ret of land, more or less. and the .out L.% est
,,n•trtcr lot numter Thirteen. in 1lie eleventh
eons, ss .•i: of the Township of We. t "5t'1n-
ash, b+ t I:r said County. containing Itity sires
of lural more ur less which Lands and 'tens•
meet:: 1 vitals oar for tale at my eater, in the
(richt House, in the Town of (loderich, 011
hiatus ring, the Twelfth day of February, A.D.
MI, at the hour id twelve of the clock, noon.
ROBERT OiIABONR,
t;:'rr:li w ORice. Gliderieh. • Sheriff of Huron.
Nov. t, 1880. 17501d.
R. •{� '\ t to •ment.
Try it befor .as:ng any other. Sgld by all No 4 "Lintel n qu'n'd. Janata LEE & Co. 'M�
druggists. Price Se rets. a bottle. 1732-1v. , 'real, toiela e.
" Manchester House.
JAM S A_ REID
Has just re'e!v ed a ahi....r lit ut
11
NE w G- 00DS,
The Superior
Sarins ad Loan Society
(':1PITA L, - 1.i5,Og0.
14 4 N li Y LOA 'NM) on Real resets by the Nu
l i.. Hoe Nei LUIS and tan Society. Terme
raturaIie to borrowers.
Dora.:- ss U $t t LO)1ItuN. Ont.
!Murat paid to vitt i Ramat Dopcaltom.
1l. E. NEI.LIW.
1731
FOR
er.....,,
Mf whatPtysie'.us rand ttty ,Ir
nar••u1 at° rT'C ('' M' ' - • ,' '
LIVBu 011. +vu Iry r: •-1
P1Tle,.s s remedy roe t ow.Nru,•').tn.
ilssettals, asst % eat ley AKat tt....
4i(t8 s. ses•1 t !: : UItNTt(c)s(cr--1
ha.
e prep ribs d Sok 1:'s M:arulsion of ('at Liver
Oil, etc., in my precthr and used it in my fam-
ily. 1 am greatly pleased with It because of Ito
ulatateenesn and the (fid results U.at foUun
its use. 1 have found It very serviceable In
scrohlluen dist also c and pulmonary aka tions.
Respectfully yours.
11141. M. LANG, N.Y Broadway,
Louisville. ICJ,. Jaseery 8 II/W•
UCNTL):gl.N - For the IUtt 11111re. ter echo I
have used your ('od LfvcrOillbsulslss. bath le
hospital and to pries sic tweet os eat _have been
g s2ly 1 l• . ul ash lb% efects. Ins U better
borne and • an 1•c t:•L. n for a longer (shoe to Y
any other Tr. paietkru• or ,4 1.iv er (1U. in
rls
Uuanpt:.a and c ir(('Ii s 41114410414% 1 i:ave
found itea natalO tamable.
JIOHN A.trl'rP;HWNY. M. D..
Via Pb.ysidan. Louisville City ►(neons(.
Meiurs. >'corr & Huwsa : I bare oral ICSY'S
Emulsion of rood Later (rel in variant* IlMases
Pad 1 have found It to he evenly taken. restbb
a shniWed, and vapidly bnp{tuvasthe aatrWsn
and Real.. 1 owe seer 1• the Lest lluuiloe 1
have ever used. P. E. it.1t'GIiT(1N, M. 11.,
Indittapo:la, ltlel.
i MMo rs. S• torr t Bower.: i have Mir n yuur
remedy M Cod Liver Otl. &(... a fair trial. and
ani I[Ind tl at 1 can toy 1 think it L•+Tor. remedy
I ter weak lungs and lad (i•ughs. 1 can highly
ret•rurmend it. \t' Len the Caw tuts tail gives me
up, 1 commenced': .rg )uur uud.rii.c. and 1
ane gaining health r...: strength very fist an.) 1
thinlc i e11:11 won t" . ell.
Yours t1
.'..:;ir »Fr�TAn'r,
Caivrdon. Inti.
S&orr S rower.: I felt it my duty to tet you
know the ber..Rt 1 late dcri', Ni [rem the use of
your Emulsion. 1 hart u , frylaid rough for
)-ears. anti 011o oilsutti+:g 11r. J.M:. G,.rsucb of
this oily, he Ir formed me that mviett lung was
diseased, and pr•s.r+Lsd S.ratt's t:n+uls' With
Ilypopho••ire.. Mu!. takirg tv.o b..nles, 1
6ejan to improve ver. rapidly. and rot tn.ued
using it nntil 1 had taken ten Mettics, reel now
am as healthy_ a man as there is in I:. c 1 t' of
Baltimore.. When 1 began using it 1 i' 0 10'e of
115 pounds. 1 now weiwtr tea pantie.
Yours, IA P. YAi:' t' 1.4 IL
Oct. ;t, 1b;9. 1'alt'more. Md.
('ASANDAIGFA. I;ept. 1' ie
Scorn & Bow N e: O 8NTn -1 t )whet t l .
would
write to you. as 1 saw a notice upon your lutUre
of late upon its lent'; codon( t u use'. 'Ilia has
proved true 1v ret;. epee. i w;:•: ¢lye n cp to die
last March n ith o onsumpl ion. the tx st medical
aid made nouse ofany treatment. My Lush/Mil
applied for year EmulsioD`of cd Liver 0.1 : he
has bought twenty-six holiles and It is restoring
me to kealth beyond the"exputtattoba of bun -
directs expecting to Mar of my denti-cvery tin
1 should like to take it 1.:r when. i'tank
I will be pgrfeetly cured.
Yours with respect,
171,
For sale by druggist'. at 11 per bathe. 1751
New Dress (foods Winceys Flatinele, Blankets. Shirtings. Ovttona, Printa,
which for value is unsurpassed. New Shawls and Mantles. special value.
T1iIL.ORINC3 DRIP ART��NT_-.t splea,did selection of Tweeds
and Coatings. (WI and le4iTC ed.
and at guars teed Cloth bought
!cleansers.hof for harge. r! Hat" un or ecerenet -avail
ps and Drawers at well mdose
prices. Jtnea A. RIND
The hlgbea,t price paid for Ratter and 1krKa Jensen's Bock, Moderlcb.
d
HAT TREY SAX' OF IT. -- A FEW FACT*
fOlt THE Pso1,►Ls. - There are but few pre-
parations of medicines which have with-
stood the impartial judgment of the
people for any great length of time. One
of these µ Dr. Thomas Eciectric Oil.
Rand the following and be convinced:
- Thotnaa Robinson, Frrnhrun Centre
P. 0., writes," I have been afflicted with
rheumatism for the last ten ears. and
have tried many remedies without any
relief, until 1 tried Dr. Thomas' Eche-talc
lc
Oil and since then have had no attack of
it. I would recommend it to all." J.
H. Earl, Hotel Keeper, West lijbeff(erd,
P. Q., writes, I have been troubled with
liver eompbirit for several years, and have
tried d medicines with little or no
benefit, until 1 tried Dr. Thermals' &1.c -
trio Oil, which gore toe inttitotHelil'tblief,
Web rI to have mini,w ] j i wpr{d cryo that 1 byte wed it
d dee+ wall lie besteescl. Nu one should
t, Mee sbre.4
d anM�s.r (, JDer , L.
tea e(rtebi, ova
For rude b�
eI
naMt ere ea
woMtitrfal fares are elbeedekieg the
moria Far it
lew
phials tifbl .ee .pedNE
scot give rip r , far
Uses WW pedli aero, and *het when
e rife For vale by 7r.
J elt Y!j eons a bottle.
be without it. 1 leave tried it on m
hones is use of cuts, wound', eta, •
think it is erhsally ss geed for iI0711a as
OWL" A.y��7.rl,.�t, �ne(�lgat, Week -
weigh. writes, ` I five some hun-
dreds rI at oil 4 is
pr(tawlt aseditessee have ivas' i+tsilai lamas
dents snibil hi Nair
sere ��l►� *.erg
u ,
wee perseadpit Se
'tan t/M, rain ■ tbb r.,r -
dle ler eines we fetlr ytal f
r.
tr , de -am
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04E CF THE CLDEGT A:(D p C ;', _ _. • - -
REMEDIES 1N THE Weft! e f •:..
THE CURE GF
Coughs, Colds, Hoarsens`:
Throat, Bronchitis, l-^•'_:..
Croup, Whooping
Asthma, and every
affection cf the
Throat, Lungs, and Cho..t,
including
CONSUMPTION.
A WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN vjy'jrrrr.
It does not dry vp a rough, and leater4er••.:u
behind, as is the tale vitt' tarot proptrr't: i.+s.",
Sed loosens it, cleanses the lungs n td elle. 'yot:+
talion, thus restos-,ny fh1•cause of rolnplsies."
DO NOt BE DECLIVED "y art'
clearing a swindler name. Be sure you r• t 1":
IVISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
with the signature Of "1• BUTTS" oen t..
wrapper. 110 ('Mhts and $1.00 a'Bottle. Pr:
pared by earn W. Penman b Sous. I'••
dfa.•. Sold 11 assettfneaadtdealert gent.
1
A ptot.a,.d Sciatica G the
I s
11.1 easily digested S114 W
blood as the simplest fold.
dean not�costaie the t ' 1
l
?AMU VIA%
1 e" 441110.
(►hlllptlf�
?Met** of •
sindlated ,."1Whe
tlntity°off••
the u." •
WO a"the- -
desk ,0r r•
earich.ed •
`
Vid mew water
te feed first.' ithee leAewetret .,
tameriatif talo ,4La con
Dyspepsia. A.Iv.r Gtltpiaih', deo'
Dropsy, Chfrefli• Dia. -floe,
Nervous 1t11N0llois, Few:- Io
Ces eptalel<ts,
two&111-diseses. eitilassese in a In-, s"
�;,�q�j�, jot the igisest.
.`7 . 'om yea at t 1. 1
1'bmgldws swat 11t.. o any
itt ,....6116°I*01pa
arir
.t ▪ n W *x6106, s,
Tie any • 1M1irIlM° K Nags,
sad if taken is lire lido y will
w en he paced. Reil( by all dvuggiet.
and country dealers at lb cents a hos
OIL 4111100...IP
whlNrelslr
. d
ate. R "tt 4 f!YA1r,
Ont. , Propriettgs for the Deoinies.
MOTS ltelectric-$sleeted and 1♦ se'
lrised.
are - ' .*
i.. t rse •" ftlee,t yltiaggi•1 r ,
t C.:u
Aires W. tows. • Saes. prr,pritt. , • r� P • A.THON ext: CO
►fere 4...owe 140$t00 M •• •
neienat
1x+dyA.•
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THE GItFATEST WONDER OF M(tl)E IN
TIMILS 1 -The IMlla Purify the 111os r', correct all
disorders of the Liver. Stomach, Kidneys and
Bowels and ti -i• (nla,uuttke mai a• tnl (amts in -
et.. .. t .1 t.e • oat cs. rt: f torn' i-' 1 only
r'•.n:tc r,:•for Sari 1.t a nt+tWiradi.
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al,ww 'h -j..50 merino nry 4. )illnle.Va WIN
and
and N',efra•.e b r,c•oak othcr whims. o,','
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Mer•t aro' Mgt t, l'..'1011(•tt*we. Ile!n.- nor ne,
"r lint r1, e..rinmay
krrnlf.'• Aa,. •'1er1e.-••$ fpr 1 1,:-H'•1 • tv!11be
tar --weed. t".•"eelTyr.ai.tNlull ',Ctt'.ty.
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The (hest American Remedy for
CO UGH COLDS, A 87'H,11.!,
BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF
VOICE, HOARSENESS A Ni)
THROAT AFFECTIONS.
ay�g,� "eoarlMa �e•"
.fir sarrM-�oss wsalehe a JbMr
:FNSi.tat ��1• ire Own
for J►�•" fa. )tea ap4w.. 1v
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knows to efoi ad slie aQ'
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