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THE UNION IION SIGNAL, FRIDAY FEB. 9, ISA
Prise Farina. governed by local eircumstauues. Mr. en newly tree of eras,
Varcoe does not alumna. r fallow much,
Froj�r1w tlw F.,..It ..f t1r.• .\. r.ewlai ..I I but grows a great deal •.t clover and There are two distinct claurs of peas,
and Arts Asiocioti..0 foe tette j•t.t - tarns that under in tk' . fall for springhround ose with small seeds, end others
ceivud, we tate it... fotl..w;n1 r.• �•rt o[ comp, or in July for fall wheat, crows bith much larg er, irregularly shaped
re umlaute in August for beta. peas, the aurfece of which is wrinkled.
The wrinkled seeded, or marrow It as,
are as much better than the others as
sweat corn In superior to bald cora.
The round peas, while not as good, are
much hardier and earlier than the others.
Unless the soil is warns. and they germi-
natequickly, wrinkled peas will decay'
before they tau conte up. Thu round
peaa are vastly better than no peas, and
are very acceptable until the others come.
Tu have early peas, they must be sown
early the earlier the better. After the
soil has thawed for the tient four inches.
even if it is solid below, row peas. If
the ground was manured and plowed
last autumn, all the better ; if not. select
the richest available spot, and open a
drill four inches deep. Peas should be
covered deeper than most other seeds.
Fcr varieties, the "Early Kent" is one
of the best ; it has almost as many names
as there are dea'ers. "DauielO'Rourke"
is one of the names of a good etrcin of
this pea. "Carter's firat Crop ' le an-
other good variety, and every spring
new eitra early sorts are sent from Eng-
land, which usually turn out to be the
old "Early Kent," with a new name.
The peas should be sown in the bottom
of the drill rather thickly, at least one
every inoh,and stunt covered with about
an inch of soil. It is well to put about
four inches of coarse stable manure over
the rows : this is to be left on in cold
days, but when it is sunny and warm,
pull it off with the rake, and let the sun
strike the soil over the peas, replacing
it at night. When the peas sprout, gra-
dually cover them with fine warm soil,
placing tie coarse manure over then[ as
needed, until thu towering of tail reaches
the level of the surface. If a ridge of
soil, v few laches higher than the peas,
be drawn tip on each side of tee row, .at
will 'meetly protect them from oold
winds. When the plants area few inches
high, draw some tine soil up to them,
and stick in the brush. When the soil
becomes dry end warm, the main crop of
wrinkled peas tray be sown. --Dr. Thur-
ber, in Amerfean Agriewlhtrat for Febru-
the jutl.ca •'m 1')Ie.•• Finite en the rn-
trila n.rtlu from ilii. comity. euliteUK
the report of 11r.\\ Deatksro's farm. lei
Tucken•sutith. uhjell it}etwarwl ise our
sue of 4 ). 4.41,, lt(dll.
The mope thtsyyear cou,sist of all acres
of hay ; bO acres; of it heat ; 14 acres mf
batle, ; it acres ..f .ata ; 4 acnes of
pees ; sad 8 acre. of bead ''mops ; hal=
saes in pasture. Thio the Ant farm on
which re found a self -binder had been
used, Mr. Varcoe haring used ouu fur
J�IH4 'iaiAall. 11 I, art, rawvent r' "Y l the list four )•ears. From convenetion
oousafrte with farmers we are inclined to think
Tlt4.4 farm 14 situated o4) the ILaytiuld
}Coad, about 444)4) mjle...utli of tio.luriclt.
It consists of 111) acre-. That ('-'1(iuu
of the furor ''o w1icli the buIidjugi aro
situated • (4115138 en ,hty lien's, 1114'
.,1 her thirty lie toetrer the .otve, and
eery, at that leireel of our history in,
well twu)entberr.t :mol +'i.•::4),. of 4)w the
tines of the Itunem.o 4):u. when urmty 4)t
our taumd :end elite;••. rcw s•, rapidly
tom paper , I:o,t 4),I,. to toe u les hy the
late Joh.. Hilll'..tol l'nu.rou, hat now
ferias put of Mr. Selkelti 4 trite. The
god is a fair tiny lam will, :t stiffish
su1.-soil ; :ti,,,ut twenty acres are wised
land, the balasct ule.ire L. :1 }e'atiuu of
tbia farm Nae at one time very a.dt and
1.'3)1, but is now well t1'ninc.1 :44,.1 is
'.4.41 arable hind. The farm generally
spt-skiug is rather on the rough side, al-
though the crops 1on.k pretty fait. the
rest crop above 1411 average, very dean
and well worked up. Mr. Salkeld
wx�cs somewhat of s speciality of this
dere twilit of the firm, and is quite a
noted prise taker at the Exhibitions,
himself and family having taken tifty-
four ;tri •s At last year's ahoy.
((.ern .slid other o4)' buihliuos not IIIUCh
t.. !toast off ; dwellingeliouse neat and
well .elepted fur the requirmenta of the
faun ; a rather moo garden and very
good ,orchard, with a Targe variety of
fruit, and a Dieu 1..t of •rotund • growth
timber near the buildings added a good
deal to the appearance of the place. Mr.
Salkeld we would set down as a go ahead
pushing faroer with a ,.nod knowledge
of his businesa. Some parts of the farm,
however, would require a good deal dune
to it before it could he classed as a model
farm
SM. *LAIR'S else,, yORNPBIr o► 14(40*-
atett.
Not much can be sail stout Mr.
ftlake's (ante It is a pretty good 100
acre farts of rathher stiff clay Iowa, with
a retentive sob-s',il, and pretty badly out
of Shape.
From Mr. Blake's we were driven to
Mr. Varcoe's, going by the why of Mr.
Atttll's the now well known extensive
farmer in the neighborhood of Ooderich.
This gentleman not only farms exten-
sively, but owns one of the moat valuable
herds of Shorthorns in the country He
began operations a few years ago by
buying up Col., Taylor's herd, and since
then has made very- large additions ;
some of.the late importations, we were
intormcd, hawing Dant for single animals
as much as 16 `
In conueet *1 wits this propelty are
Targe data on each side of the Maitland
River, which at the time of our visit
were bearing a very heavy crop of grass,
which was rapidly being «inverted jute
hey. Looking down from the high
bank or which 63 nee is situated on
which we were dnvcng, the hay -making
scene appeared a very lively one. and
brought to oor mints the description of
the way farn.ine is carred on out
"'vest." Here were all the various oper-
ations necessary in bey 'tusking te be
seen going en at tli ,..me time. Mow-
ing nachtnev at work, hay twirlers tos-
sing about the partly dried lm.y more ef-
fectually than half a dozen men could
t'o it, teams drawing into th' stacks,
loads being put en and others being
taken off. and all going on at the sante
time, aria with meny finished stacks in
different pare of the meadow. Requir-
ing as it does a large force of men to
carry oa the work in that way. it pre-
sented a lively picture of farm life which
a not often seen in our little Province of
1 hitarin.
?1R. ..VAscom a FARM T(W4+H1P'or ' it-
ItOESr:. naowzs EnA1..
Pesisanle, Mr. Varcoe's farm is situa-
ted on the Northern gravel road, four
:nail a half utiles from Ooxserich. It
onnsnt& of 200 acres, 165 of which are
clear, and the balance wood.
The mist half is a pretty stiff clay
team, but has been rendered loose and
friable hy.befne thoroughly nnderdrein-
ed ; the west half is somewhat fighter
approaching a black end sae ly loam
mixed with clay. (Ivor a thou and rods
of under drains have ,wen Led down,
the pipes havini' been made of wood and
f different sizes to suit the flow of we.
r, r. Mr. Varcoe informs us that, since
lou land has been drained, he can begin
week from a week to ten days earlier, in
a great tunny of thew labor saving ma -
chilies will be bought for next year's
harvest. 'rhe harvest of this year, hav-
ing Leen so costly and tedious to take
up, lino mndu farmers more in earnest
in leaking about for some cheaper and
easier method of haudliug it. The self -
hinder has also leen at much improved
upon of late years that there is now
comparatively little risk in purchasing,
provided the farmer sees the machine
working and judger by the actual work
performed, iustead of allowing himself
to be guided by the interested advice of
agents.
We would say that, considering that
Mr. Varcoe only purchased this foul
twelve years ago, it is astriking illustra-
tion of whet labor rightly directed and
farming o4) correct principles will ac-
toutpltsh ; this is more noticable as Mr.
Varcoe is in delicate health, and una'de
to perform manual ialror.
tsgasabaw$ Tara.
This is how lir. Meredith earned the
title of"Right About" In 1880 he said:
`I will at all times give my cordial sup-
port to the asrertio n by the Government
of the just claims and rights of the Pro-
vince, and to all neces.ttry and proper
measures to vindicate such just claire"
and rights, and to ettatetia the award of the
Arbitrators.
In 1881 he .aid : "It is the duty of the
Government of Ontario to assert and
maintain the just claiessand rights of the
Province of Ontario as determaneel by the
award of dee Arbitrators, and I hereby
re -affirm my determination to give my
cordial support to the Government of
Ontario i4) any step which it may be
necessary to take to sustain the Award,
and to assert and maintain the just slaloms
and rightta of the Province as thereby
declared and determined."
In 1882 the oommand was given liy
his Ottawa drill master, "Rightabout
Turn," and Mr. Meredith turned his
back on his pledges, and on his native
provinee, with a promptness that speaks
well for his docility and the discipline
maintained by his superiors.
But the people of Ontario want some-
thing more than a weU drilled machine
to guard their interests and protect them
in their rights and privileges, and as a
consequence they are not likly to trust
the management of their affairs to Mr.
Meredith. -{Sarnia Observer.
tallaalsa ,Rebated
If the Toronto Mad has any oonseieuce
about it, it must have been tolerably well
agitated during the past two weeks. The
shower of insults which it poured uoen
the heads of the delegates to the Reform
Convention must have returned on itself
with ten -fold violence. Not meraly
have the Reform journals resented its
cheap, insults, but every respectable Cou
.ervative newspaper worthy of the name
has joined in the hue and cry. If there
were any delegates from elsewhere whose
appearance night have warrented the
Mail's sneering.criticum, they were oer-
tainly not from Lambkin. Nor do we
wish to claim any special superiority,
and believe tI.at all were like the repre-
sentatives from thiel county---athorou.
ly respectable, intelligent and respusaie
tx.dy of gentlemen. But the Mnt[seems
to have a capacity for patting its foot in
it, and this is not its first success in that
direction. If it has the good If a broad,
enlightened liberal conservatism at heart
and less party galloper, it weight do those
it wishes to support very mueh more good.
As it is now conducted it morel) pleases
'certain ruffianly -Clement to be found in
every party and society, alhenatea res-
pectable adherents, and precludes all
hope of making converts to its own cause.
We have no doubt that hy this time it ill
deeply regretting its foolish remarks.
Mad if it was honest enouuh would tneke
the amends honorable.-fFerest Free
Press (COISM'rytitiee).
Ont., barber, appeared before the P M.
Mr. James 44'urthtngtun, 4)l Le don, BEII O T S I..
yesterday with his son, a youth of *bowl
13 years. The old man had a rope Ma-
o
arvuud his own body s.. as to insure the
safe delivery of the lad before the P.M.
Ile requested His Worship to send the
lad to the Reformatory.for seven years.
It was impossible to do anything with
hits; he. wouldn't go to school ; he abus-
ed his father acid mother and, in fact,
was given to all the bad habits imagin-
able in one so young. The Police Mag-
istrate informed the father that he was
the proper person to care for the boy
and the beat tkiug he could do was to
to 1:t'(4e 11111 home and whip hint.
tned to the boy and then fastened
A Geed Offer
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company has just issued an
illustrated treaties, "The Heart of the
Continent," describing the wonderfnl
Frowth of the rix (heat States. The book
is beautifully printed, and numerous en
gravtngs of high merit adoru its pages.
Any one sending their name and address
with two three -cent postage stamps
Will receive a copy by return mail, by
applying to Perceval Lowell, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago Illinois. fit
are.
Carter's Little L..iver Pills have uo
equal as a prompt and positive cure foe
Sick Headache, Biliousness, Constipa-
tion, Pain in the Stde, and all Lifer
Troubles. Try them.
WORRIED BY w Doo.-OnFriday a
smart little boy of about seven years, a
son of Mr. Page, London, bookkeeper
for Dr. Moore, was skating along the
sidewalk on Adelaide -attest. when a dog
sprang out of the gateway, initialled on
the boy, catching him•by the shin. The
beast then threw the poor lid down, and
worried him the same as a terrier would
*hake a rat, only letting go his hold in
otder to take a fresh grip of .he boy.
In another minute the boy would have
had his whale face eaten off had not a
brave woman issued from a *tame close
by, armed with a stick of stove -wood,
fearlessly attacked the dog, who relin-
quished his hold and ran off A doctud
was speedly on the spot. The entire
cheek on one side hung down. and • it is
doubtful if the bay's eye on the tame
side an be saved. The dweir made the
beat job he could of the chin and cheek,
being obliged to etich both of them.
Should he live through the friulttful In-
juries, the poor little fellow will be fear-
fully disfigured for life.
Says Dryden :
"She knows her man, and when you rant
and swear.
Can draw you to her with a sinvle hair."
But it must be beautiful hair to have
ench power ; and beautiful hair eau be
ensured by the use of ClxuAi•Rc* HAIR
RENEWER- Sold at 50 cts. 0y J. Wilson.
2m
Nes me forget that at your Druggist's
you can always obtain DR. VAN Beezx's
KIDNEY CURE. It is the only known
remedy that speedily relieves all Kidney
Diseases, end if persisted in will effeet a
permanent cure. Sold hy J. Wilson,
Guderich.
Meetay et,ratae.
As s rule we do not recommend Pa-
tent Medicines, b'.t when we know of
one that is a public benefactor, and does
positively cure, then we consider it our
duty impart that information to a11.
Electric Bitters are truly a most valua-
ble medicine, and will surely care Bil-
iouanesa; Fever and Ague, Stomach,
Liver and Kidney Connplatlttts. even
where all other remedies frill. We know
know whereof we speak. .end tan freely
recommend them to all. -Exch. -Sold
fifty, coats a bottle by J, [61
Be advised in time, and de net eau*
what may appear to you as a simple bark
ache nuw,to run into adisease of the Kid-
neys, which iovariablyproves fetal in the
end. 1)r. Van Buren s Kidney Cure
will at once ease your pain and positively
prevent these unfortunate results. Take
it at once. Any :Druggist will have it.
the afrtag, 4)a well as continuing later in ASt Lan* lawyer whose uniform cone-
tfall tray is nae of his distinguishing traits
Tho fences ate all either board 4)r won a suit iii thecranmal court the other
herbed wire, ezcopt around the woods day w en
and ono cross fence of about twenty
chains, having 500 rode of barbed wire
fencing with poste eight feet apart and
one board on the Dotes m twelve inches
wide, Red four wires above ; besides the
wire feneiug there are R80 reds of board
and picket fence.
There are three acres of an orchard,
•hrifty looking with a large• variety of
tartest, includir g 100 peach trees. nervier
ire, apricot, quitub A, pour, plow, cheep
and apple trees, be4dea which there aro
fort gra vines, which were !wilily
loaded with large clusters of grains, and
a eared stook of smaller fruits.
t'o.nsider*hle work has been done in
way of pleating shade and erne-
t.tel teres. The different
aorta stwoh,el
.-.1 .are hhsck sob ri ter a few 5I s
willow (the iris's gp.ea) and
teens. gsa�t Peoapbatea area y
•
The stock besides working horses we. row r.. se
and nerve fan'/ �y.sls
enmities et a' tattle, Durham it•adms H heolphltes 4)551105 bee itnfM Fo
rah a Prince.% hull bredby Merin Snell M.- le week,.
& lion. Wiese to Nee tease.
Tweli►y-eight sheep, Cotswold ant: Tao mach tatrlir.t M mid 44f the et et
Leicester erodes, with a few South-derwa f d mother, constantly
Leonides From ten to fifteen cattle are
Renally fattened ; list winter thirty -
`even pits *ere ted, and I...rk tieing his*
it. paid well.
The buildings are either all new or
beilt within the last six rearm. they are
well can t nice sod k g end pleasant-
nvenier.t. The
ly infested.
The system rf fsrniing la snnlew•l.et
similar to that practised on moat of the
Fenno veered, heat is mixed husbandry
and 'h the verdict acquitting h
client had been read he arose and in his
meet `impressive manner bowed N, the
jury and exclaimed, "(Ientleme'n, thank•
y,u1. When they had retired Judge
Van Wagner called the lawyer to the
bench and said to him • "I hope I shall
never see another such exhibition in this
court, sir." The lawyer uturmured that
petiteness was always in place. "You
are mistaken,
"yon have se more replied
to. the judge
the
,wry when you win nein you Neve to
damn the jiffy when you loss.".
1 VALUDS 111 IIST1MATTNC. THE
1 rotative Talue or Wheelers Pbwpeser, ■*A
Calfseiti stet 14ypnphoserhltea 111 treatise
debility, mast avoid atrveltatne preDarenjous
Maes this wont like opines asp abohm, to.
det3esa tent ferling of huoyeeel. wMS
ik
IS stat result of permanent t*Morsttve
pyN evmem be epp tae Mer ea•
ee-
wk/sa mem be kept up or Ale
AYER'S
Cherry Pectorals
ND -SHOES
At the Oldest Established Shoe i4trtn.-it 'Cow u.
Windless V6y
•iet
In
tc salt tLu moat fnatidtuus awl the num,eeeeao.ioWryer
MY WINTER STOCK
Is how complete, and 1 take pleasure in infunrmie ray :asta.ex-i that at no p'
vi,uR time have 1 had such a.
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality shad Lowered the Price
it is a positive tact that no such velue in loot wen even w put elsewhere
CUSTOM W Off.
of every_grade still receives my prompt and ireful enmities, sad will
in the moat approved styles by brat -class workmate. se ,l
of the very beat material obtai•able.
No other complaints are so insidious in tb.tr w
tack as those affecting the throat and Isaias : none
so trifled with by the majority of suf.rers. The
ordinary cough or cold, resulting perhaps from a
trilling or unconscious exposure, is often but the
beginning of a fatal sickness. Aimee CHsa 4)t
er.. ;.RA,. tins well pmvelt 113 seemmy W a forty
D O
u n'
OE
e soon INVES'IMFNT.
You will [Satre Money, by Buyien Yous
Groceries Pri,isors
AT
D. FERGUSON'S
I .A.MILFI'0N�Z'�ii :.ET -
We 10 4 New Selling This Ssw/a's
NEW 1T'
From 'l4lct4 per Tt. t ' ' eta
New Raisins,
New Currants,
Coffee, Sugar; fc-
W4tl be S.'1 1 Pr• t'urt4 i'a nel'irrap '
Extra Fawily Flour
year.' tight with throat, and lung 4iseasee, and
et.•u ! be taken in all cases without delay.
• A Terrible Cough Cured. •
•
• • I.. tx-: I took a severe cold, which aced my
Inoue. 1 had • terrible eougk, passed
after night without sleep. 1'he doctors gave ire
up. I treed Alien%OtinanaY PacroaALe
ielt
re'nered my lungs, encased sleep, and afforded me
the rest uecessar for the recovery of my strength.
by the continued use of the Pltrr0UAL a. perma-
nent cure was ettected. 1 am now 61 years old,
hale rust hearty, and sen *Waned )our CRAZILY
t'&cT',UAL saved we. I).. GACr: F.atr.BROTH*J1."
Tto•cklrntbatn, VR, July 15, fatal.
Creep, - A Mother'', Tribute.
'oldie in the eou.,try Litt winter my little
t4rc' years old, wan tskeu 111 with croup; i4
....mrd Rs 11 be would die from straaplati°a.
one
Lit the fanOly suggested the use of Ar'a*'.
"sante psCTonAL, a bottle 01 auks sea. 5)
env• kept in the house. This was tried In small
an,l frequent doses, and to Mir delight to leseema
41•11 an hoer the little patient was eremitism nue
',Uedoctor said that the l'niKI1Y PC(T',RAL
I�� l a1►..1 nn darling's life. Can you w-ouder at
4).n: araalttde:' siucerelp yours,
blab. ¥*31.4.tir:ME -"
leo West L'Sth Si., New York, Uay 16,
s1atl1Sas Given Away.
Millions of Bottles of Dr. Kings New
Disc:every for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds, have been given *way as Trial
Bottles of the large size. This enormous
outlay would bo diaastr•ta to the pro-
prietors, were it not freer the Fere merits
possessed by thio wonderful medicine.
C*11 at Wilson's drug store, and got a
Trial Bottle free. and try for yourself.
It never fails to cure. (5!
In Peuusyl.anla, at least love staking
on Sunday is legal. It has so been de-
cided by the Supreme Court of that
State oil a recent breach of promise awe,
in which the defendant
set binding he pis a
that the proposal
it
was made on Sunday. The court said
that in courting on Sunday paw could be
ap liod, and gate the girl a verdict for
8.75. It is well far the young hien
to understand the law.
•' 1 have mid Area's Ctrr'Rry PSC -TORSI. I. le my
foroily .or aesersl years,and •!o rut hesitate to
r -nonuse sit the Meal effct nal egerses frit' coughs
.i..LN,P have ever trie.i. ake Greats,, bums., Match 13,t144.1Cr..t�E...
l suffered for eight years trout Bronchitis, and
v t• r trying many retnedie* with no success, 1 was
eured by We use of AYER'S raer a WALD01`"L
nyhal.s. bliss., April 6, Ibs2.
"1 cannot any enough .'. praise of Al hit's
revere !err-moist,obeltrvtna as 1 do that bat
for its ere 1 should long roues have died from
how trn•ibles. R. 1i5Anti0' "
Pale*1iI ,'reran, April :, II+ -.t•
\o case DI au affection nt the throat or lungs
e •..d, which cannot be greatly relieved by the use
of t rrtt's'C.wtlway Proro*AL, and it wiHeald dis
CM), whoa the diorama ts not already boy
control of medicine.
1'QRPA Rr« RY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by al: Druggists.
X25 per 1.00. lhz-
A Full Supply. of
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Drain, Shoff,, eta.
Always on rata,.
The Best Quality of Coal Oil c the Very Lowest Pricds.
SEEMMILLZR 111 S. H� & Gb.
Ch iI l e d P l o e.1` PxuvxtlsTaltrslu.ref+
AGRICULTURAL WORKS... (LATLJ41P, tlt'te )
-
-AND-
Beletoreturn their. thanks to the publi..
thaliberal patronage received during Ike Y.'•
,laving purehased the Ooderiob Youndry, year, and to stats they an pes),nsad to dt
am Attine the premises for the manufactur
o CT3ILI.SI) LOWS and AORTCUL.TUILA 1 1 I l]e
iMYLt1[ENTS on • large scale. Mill Work
General I ines and Jobbing wilt be eon on the shortest Notice, or for the conveeleat.
ed. All' work ruaranteel.
lino
of pa -ties living -at a distance will exuhanne
Mr.1).Ruuonctmanis1heentsand gewty'manaittltorix^ I
greets at their town aeras
hallfofrthe late firm of Rondonia%r4 Cu., an e on be I.
all prowess Indebted are requested to graver`
themselves accordinttly.
q.4hEfeetIeeeere 'Highesa price paid kir. wheat X
Proprietor.
lulc 1'1". M. Nhasar,lA.
Nasoni;. block, East fit Godcrisb
"Why should saran whose bloc la warn[
within
Sit like his grandaire cut in alabaster?'
Or let h.a lair grow rusty, scant and thin.
When "Crw1Absn* RENswsa" will Blake
it grow the hater. Furse hy' J. [til-
son.
People with gray h'llr may toetca1
from the world the. feet that they ere 1.e•
coining a rood ease ng on M decay,
hy the 4)t of Hall's Hair Reoweer. It
is a fact that this article renews, cleanses
brightens, inrigerstes and rrw`ores faded
or gray hair tee its voutbfwl color and
htatre,,choaply quichlyand aureate
faithfulwife an
watching and raring for her dear eine., Pries plop centi a both- Rol hf c4)
letting t single duty in their Rhyne*
With evety bettl e f Dr Carson* Carson* l- j ., • ilea*
�poat7 Oaufth DMps, a *ample le is . ,
eyes (res of charge. 1f, *fame u� the 1 • 1
t�buttie, you are err! sati.fih1 with its ``
affect, you cart return the large kettle
to y..nr dealer who w•jll refnnd the
mossy• Thousand' chit testify t' its, ►a , 1..r>M
prompt sweets in curia (llhtghs. t'oltj4 `
Broschilis etc. if you sttfie( try them I -•
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$600.00 Dewar&
GODERICH BOILER WORKS. I we will tipsy the above :fur'
t asd tlr 4)y ace
Lltlrl,.wq•laint• Ityspe fife[
Chrystal 8: Black.
TO MILL MEN and SALT 1*4 RLL GLEN
New ROiLRft' and SALT YANH Mali Ufa(
turedjon ahuttast notice.
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All kinds of,p Ri"lnn ft e" Pro;, cedar ' health Wealth !
personal supervision of the Pro;u room P Ie., all
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Pracricai Workmen.
rat tIee..(baettpatl er,(blelveneer we
cannot care with West's ajee Liver Pula.
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when tie dlrvrtlon•, are it t plied alta
They,,...t�••••• purely Veget-.tae, never fall to
give Waitron Mr, W oalastk (write llo8,..
tt��oontafnius; Yrs 1'i114 8°.ocots. or sale by all
ilrttprtlids. Beware otconsemeet$s Aug mita
lingger� Tlu• 'rennin., iaS,nuftneturel only ►y
JOIRS ('. W Ly1T fit 411w This Pill Makers;
Si end e'4 Nang `it. 'east. Toronto. Ont. Y'rs.-
tocol p.'asguari.1 melt Wwpakl on et cetpi
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YM Kate at It ss.tsesata SI't1: wrote:.
Dever S.
jgh' a- When they air Wailed by da -
ease, ani ttie ej$tem should have a
thoryuph tllMttsint, the atontaeh and
bowels re[twillted, allied ponritie•1. and
eetlrmhtated, she must
belief Bitten are the only
sure y. They are the heat and
purest. mediate.• in
n4rt d by he ere W alsod [+w4)
nom fifty cant. j4
Mrs. Moerthnr, ef HSass re '
gaidiing Ilaggatct's Tectonf BRlaam that 1
she would not kNts hoarse without It ah I
can nal *peek td( hIghty et its merits t•
a remedy for ('"1d*, Coeglie.Cu Bronchitis,
A"thma, weak lunge and all pnAwttary
lrieabees. A cold may he en-"! ly it la
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