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There's a al1911.111111wei= "in oe-
do. and • skis r
itat eke m edible ,e **skip atoll.
nereglea lemma ud maggirtell lipseuellausts
'ribs leileteeas amerila the wilalkiler. tied
threat.
Are all of them heed with this Meer coat.
Which through every pastas made Leeriest&
Lumps liver. and bowels from easl to ea&
Th. outside sale I e istarvellem plea
For exuding the dregs et the Iketli oN..:
%% hale 16, laser extracts freest the Nod ed
the air
Vt het as itectle,1 We waste la hie flesh w re-
yriur.
artitte Li gum well with the outer skis.
0,1 law feel pretty sere all's right wit Ida
For if anyttoug &ma'am: Omer skin wit
Of order, 11 troubles the skin without.
The doctor you wwa. examines the tongue.
ro see It your h or bowels am wrung :
If he feels that your hand is 1.01 and dry
11, to able 101..11 the rcasou why.
o much brandy. whiskey or gin
I. apt to di.order the skin Within
if dirty or dry. the skin n it bout
Itef uses to let the sweat come siut.
flood people alt' lwa • a care of year *kW.
Both that without and that within:
rs, the drat you 11 give oleaty water and soap.
the loot litikeildat_besolo Wall hope.
UV slimy, be very particular where
Y., . get your rioter. your food. and your air
For it (twee la tainted. or rendered iotpure,
lt will hate artifact on year bleed be sure.
rhe food which will ever for you be the beet
It that you 1.ke most and Vain sootiest thereat
unripe f: lot and decaying 13mh
**ere of. Mil, that not very trial'.
lour water. transparent and pure as you
think it.
Had better better be tittered and bollod ere
you drink it ;
you LrIONS llga! tum: unmated
t 4:1 hate got to it over or under the ground.
halr of all thingi the most 1 would have you
beware
of breathing this poiwrin of Olt, t) real ligd air :
Wlien to la...t vv het out or at borne you ,nay
be.
.V.aav it open vour windows &ad kit it go free.
'A' i•.11 clothing and exercise keep yourself
warm.
%11.1 change your clothes quickly if drench. d
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r',,r a cold caught by ehnting the °Weida *in
Flies:it once to the delicate beim, wItble.
A. you who thus kindly take are of y. ur
skin.
1:4 attend Wits wants without and within.
\..d never of c hiders tectlany team
And your skin may last you a hundred years.
Fashion's Fancies.
'Lapis lout! is the newest shade lime.
Parasols leave n.und and
mushroom tope.
Jersey corset covers bid fair t.. super•
aide all others.
Hats have mostly su;-arloaf crowns and
narrow relied brims.
More and more popular grows the jer-
sey jacket, waist had webbing.
The skit brim bonnet grows slowly in
favor with American wonien.
Parasols match the costumes of those
wt.0 can aff..rd evervthing they want.
They are viten made to order cf th
seine material as the dress.
Colored and bordered handkerchiefs of
every conceivable color and fantastic pat-
tern are in the height of their glory.
.But the fashion will collapse suddenly be-
fore long.
Collars and cuffs of red and blue per-
cale, combined, are a novelty. A pretty
se; are of blue checked percale. lined
wit:3 red. The corners are turned back,
ehowgig the red lining. Either side can
be worn outward.
Bracelets ere fashionable in small gold
!...tips, with an elegant tiny design, such
.t.3 a We& butterfly or serpent, at the
Jack. The design eniamented with
,roreis, either diamond, ruby, sapphire cr
emerald. Diamonds are frequently WI -
ed with the beautiful colored atones.
Polonaises with bodices fastening from
left to right across the chest are seen
upon some 4if the latest models in over-
lresees. They accompany admirably the
!ashion of raisin* the skirt of the polon-
ewe high on one side. These bodices
necessitate a sesta down the centre of the
f:..nt to smartie perfect tit.
Some crank in • New York newspaper
started the sten7 that bracelet sod large
anionds were vulgar and leo longer
worn by ladies rehnement. To this
the fashion writer .if Tho Jewelers' Cir-
cular replies that dealers were never sell-
ing more bracelets than at present, and
when a lady bait • large and beautiful
tem you don't catch her biding its light
ender • bushel.
4.itapirl la nig Erre.
The strange custom of selliog the re-
t•ersion at church livings in 1111.,darid still
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p.
I., Tow
when impuleli
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4beel.
rd wit
leselliean'ssee
t. 'pike right
wide and the ate
oboe of the .*ogle oarsman, the
retiredly revolver, about the oansmea
hempen se • coatis. Is the emend ease
the tiro oars are parks, and the boat
revolves about the intersection of the
diegoos's of the paralleloerain formed.
More leverage is gained in calm 4 the
two oars:nee, and the bum revolves more
nearly about the point which theory
points out. Thee, then, is the ease um
which the invent°, bases hisi apparatus.
Taking an iron mgaushaped genteel as
an elmnple', a large open cylinder 11 ruu
through the boat et each end, perpendi-
cularly ita Ion.ertedinal &lie, and be-
low the water-iree. In each cylinderia
modtited • scree n
propeller, connected by
rectangular Brine and a shaft, with as
engine in the centre of the hull. The
useiti.in of each 'crew is entirely inde-
pendent of that ,•1 the other, and is
matmeed by the ph through the en-
gieeer. Nor mo amber of the screws
any coneseten with the stern propeller.
The working lie apparatus now is
easily explained. If the water is still
and the boat ha.. Is, Inertia -4 inetion, by
revolving the tutimyy propellers in op -
points dirtctio, 11.. best Can be detiOltild
within its own i,1!L The motion of
the lagewS will .raid currents of water
through the cylinders in 'opposite direct-
ions, and the naives like a ester -
turret, 11 fire, ;.rea is in mutual the
revolution is 1' Toil, but the radius is
increased by the divtance the boat moves
while it is revoleiie2.
the
that
and
diem
to
busks
In
dune
1 Nreapap•r lean'. Regulates.
Curtis Guild. oi a lecture before the
Beaton newspspe, men, said I "What,
then, some 101.11 noiy inquire, are the
requites for th newspaper business /
An answer to that suggests itself in •
reply, in seniewli..r powerful tering, I
5111 adinit, that I .i.ade to a pale,hollow-
sill procure you
Cloud Ousk3ws One butter,
tee empteas whit* new, ems- anisful
ternat with, one tospoomfel tenni
pessider, two emp, Isar 14 roll sillily.
Cottage Pudding : Ous cop suipsr, owe
cep uss egg. one teaspoonful soda
dissolved is the ssdk, two iseepieina
cream tartar ia the Seer. Flour to
wake stiff as pound cake, elect one aod
tem -halt team,. Hake forty -ors minutes
The mos esso beciaile with two venom
of batter aud tau erea
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SECURITY
The pastures are yermitly damaged in
the spring, aml their whom Otiaillief'S
growth retarded, by haying the cock
turned on them too early. The pasturee
should bs allowed • sheet agOrt. 1/01
well muted sad 'hest -tonna bthormigh-
4 oddRied Mdopa any mock 41toited se
none
es them.
Hair Tonic: To prevent the hair from
falling out attar sickcess, beth. the 'Scalp
each day with • tonic prepared am follows:
hut Sullivan carried tb.
Poor over dare, monies vit matisbur nue the h„,.oti4 font end ltd betbe and.
176
rat heft.
pant of alcohol. Shake weft sad add Buy 4Relen
one-half pint of castor cid H. after set increase' hal 1...d a the. "7 a5'
13aah11da *11 l'ild-trettfa
tang some time, at should become too
thick for um, add alcehol met oil hi the better e.ery heat The litUsmere nude
same proporti.eus if too thin, add aorpitsl Perf"'""'"'". A P1‘91114 9.1
sulphur. pet in against Sullivan, but there was.
uothing to support it. Seek wits sow
Lemon Jelly : Dissolve owe eunce of
Ube oeuidsioce in Sullivan's ability ID
good .; elation in about half a pint of win the next two heats and rare that he
water ; let it stand Mrs or three hours ; was backed at b to 3 and 5 to 2 ejetiast
then place iu a saucepan with one pint
the Mild. Ju4 after getting away r
more water, the jure. of three lemons. the faultb heat Sullivan was cut out
the rind of tau cut vely thin , and
the horses ewuog into the first turn and
rather more than one quarter pound of
he was out ot the race front that
stioa:nitatiiruslE
r. urt o sieanil
titbb: piseemiDuotes6, tim. He did not trot half a
rsiseele
woe. and the heat end cam ogre won
mold for the next day. •wisely by Prim Soy.
.4.,!mmear. J
Chinese Charm Cake This eggs,
". cl4Pfalangarauc:tutt0 canupb#bum IV441.4141WIttdr•ondfli4P- rsjtgWMrMitmolSiontli ) I CS I
Lott . I t .8410 gt
14 s to 20°.
Isis tloureosse-
one•half cupful sweet milk, two tow A. AL 030aerieei jaw
puoufisla baking powder. Beat the surer le minivan . 1 2 1 1
m
id butter together, then add the milk . C. Jarmo' Mammon) test:imbued* 3 1
flee Itelserussies t91.Caitherosesleb.
heat well, tbes break in one egg ; unit i'mos .... 3 5 4.3
all tor * ther; sheadd smother egg ; bait t Weirs it 0,0110.**1-.
well, then add the other este ; boot vitae at. T. Waimea's ,Brantford blk k thou stir in the dour :aid baee. This is
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Time, 2.701. 1.318. 1.31/4. 11•351
a good cake and easily made.
sus orss TROT.
A useful article to Nana on a bed. ro,.Itn
The apse teat had for starters Elsie
or closet is a case made cf lineman whelk
Groff, Tom Rolf, Uovrge B. and Victor,
umbrellas end canes eau be kept Th.
four the faatest horeee.in Owned&
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they raw as.g:1 r se have is
given su this neighborlisef
race eallevi was
sus 2. DO Mats
iu whisk were Post
run. 3. Lositheliti low%
Yrank. Sullivan was supposed tri be
"ringer." though has minim, Mae. P.44,
of Uuderich, declared and offerediu4r.
posij it forfeit that, than Les* heel we
cord better thamMilt AA Cost ihallatras
rad Lainbett were the choices to tt •
belting. Pis My, Now, nnikio
r. V mimkP 4 sky city, tott-topttio
the patty is th. SIM med eipund h
tbutly4h Sullivan ready a goof finish
burs Ihe growif. tkp thityl
Seamus at a Post Buy mahoill all Ilk; Tat
L .y
r•-•ak
Tillb "it 1"..."1"16. "1"1" rm."' hwitIlhe beN N." II" .eanteernM
Nolo* sanonad ha Ow Pad, Ly ehich • Ca. TAN bet easy •
clEordith'filfkrib; - Druffist,
Telbruary
osph.,1_433.6.. .414.4a3BW'r, 0.0r1iELELICI
len
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chested yoone
"'al of twill" 450 Or case should be cut in the form of echoed
three, who once e.iited upon me with an
umbrella that S. it should slope from
inquiry of • . i lar nature. He had • the top to the bottom gradually. There
few thousand delIers and had just grad-
. a OU
h Id be a division, she that the canes
tutted from oenege, and waisted to jolin ' Will aul.be in iheygitue pocket with the
with somebody to start a per. Start unibwians ; bind this all &road with
• paper ' Tht- o thought by almost
every one outside the business ono of
brown ribbon or a heavy braid, end with
Elam Groff was picked on as the winner,
but Tem Rolf had plenty of friends and
Victor's chance, weir* emisidesed geoid.
T4eperforinance of George B. was some -
Ala of naurPribei and 111 )qt pf Allem
maga bare WILL Ina& by bee
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Boil to laisiousee 1.1 ai She has hi stock in tame and varied protusloa.
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The Very .Latest II "inter and Spring Fashiests
*ad lee resiec, le% nada Wiwi' to all and are the display et
Thti-Chicago House.
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Goa rich. net thides
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brown crewel embroider on the freed the tor *mond place. The rsoe oes not
twh.orideastiteasdo_t sinainiiperavasano athiy.r.ink_tavf outlines uf an umbrella and a cane. need any leogthy description. Then
, was arms titereorne scoring, but whets 0
plenty of money to Am% ; bat it is Dr. J. R. Irwin says that one Atha the horses did get away Vent lira
not the startnz. but the keeping of it best and moat pleasant things that be settled into first p'ace esch tune, and ,b
vine et a profit. that calls for brains. 1 used to cure toothache is chewing
recall now the reply, probably prAnipted MOS Wk. atilleenvya the avast
by a day's severe end exhsuatIng work, the noires, gird suspends Use mull
when, after Laureling as patiently as tnediately, if the bark W of good jul
1).posibie to the young man's crude nc.tionsj After repeated trials, and in d nt
restbicting • baeilio.o in which he had so cases, he is convinced that it is genital -
experience, he begged I would tell him, ly es efficacious aa any of the tither
in as few worde se pomible, the qualifies- 'remedies suggested for odontalgia, and
taus necessary to prosecute th. business ' tad attended with the unpleasant Goose-
auocomfully. kb was somewhat marued •INIECell of ceeosote, eat belie acid. etc.,
by the assertion that they were as fol- I which relieve the pain, bat *Ye the
lows mouth as sore and parietal as •40 toedh
A brain as &Tillie and elastic as steel. was previously Omagh dame results are
A memory as teriscioss as iron. initially due to careltissnesit itt
A temper eves aws that at ta mint. BOW TO Wang • iat:11..T.
A digestion equal to that of au of trich.
And the endusance of adamant.' A fan quilt is • decided improvement
upon mosaic or crazy quilts. The faro
are made of stripes ot satin and velvet,
with black stripes for the side sticks, rine
the small sticks et the bottom are made
of black satin with alternate rows of very
'Barre', sttipes embroidered in the Wili-
est shade of old gold, or crease color.
Across the fans can be marked a graceful
spray of flowers or birds and butterflies
or they can be painted with quaint de-
signs. Fes* of themes* lie pet togetber
to make a square ci patchwork, sad be
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tweets therm came 1:4 ple,ed stripes of
mosaic at ensy petsh-work. FR the
border the fans should be &mon diagonal.
ly.
though once or twice George B. looked
Vie inalinibilltid Mote aivys
!entail went sts*, again.
elland Victor ware not acting very,
wei ;and neither of them had enough
speed for Toin Earls' speedy grey geld-
ing. 'Elsie was a pooiounced favorite
rafter winning a heat and was beaked et
3 &ft« tie 'woad-
- liens •Rif,43 ji
$3111 delie*. i4 sisha
frd.
rri ea abUtt 11
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J. ForheoVWoodsteekl_ g Tose Roll 333
Tinsa. Lag. 1.31. 2.34.
The meeting afforded excellent racing,
and there was no suspicion ol tosproper
week, except an idea that Sullivan was
*et drives to win in the firm two heats
or the 50 trt. However, when he was
driven out it waa too late and he could
not win anywa.
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The Little Thiess of LIfic.
It is often easier to make great sacrifi
ces than little ones, to right some great
wrong than to prevent a muititude of
small onee. It, re garnet to do battle for
• grand ides than to give up • prejudice,
to establish • man's right to citizenship
than to respect in silence his right to
dress as he pleases. Yet it is the Int!.
things of life tluet centribute most large-
ly to feet and worry, or to peace and
gladnees ; and lie who possesses the true
spirit ef concilietivn knows that no sight
is toe small to he respected, no kindness
is too trifling t. be rendered no part of
life is lob iusigeitiaint to command con-
sideration.
terwareeed taw reed.
Brewersgrains sad other equally
unhealthy prodnets" are disfavored as
dairy feed by 17t, Nalionni Stockman.
The same matter is made the subject of
• Leading muck in The aormarthoten Tele
repli The editor of The Fernier of
Orange County a region where brewery
glucose and starch refuse has been tested
an practice -ham vouched this conclusion
'We do not believe. despite all the
analyses sad kindred testa, that a sour,
fermented or putrefactive food can pro
duce healthful milk, or be ptherwtee t an
injurious to the cow in the long run.
We should attach much more value to
the Doctor's experiments if he would
give us one prelouged through an entire
season. Two moeths is toe short a tinie
in which to judge of the effeeta of a food
upon cattle. We know farmers whims
expe.ience in brewers' grains feeding has
taught them that while they wdte ap-
parently profitable at first, they soon
wore out the cows and compelled frequent
holds Th tivints number ablest J changes in the herd. Re hope our milk
twelve thousand in all, about one ha.lf raisers will stick to sweet feed.'
f them irel..ngin• to the croon or to tne
church and the ether half t.. private
simaiesi. ie
ersona. The pereem nuarsie a church Beer stead Ise
half inches in length and two inches in
1‘.ng h.. a right to appoint • St1COOSIPOT
A drinking man, if he oen't obtain width. Round one end of the leaf like 'Lives of reel t Pe ne
en the iileath m removal irif AOMUT-
bent, and this wer of appointment whiskey or branch-. will glute@ on beer • lilac bush leaf, and buttonhole each In my neighborhood that here h
ne
called an adroweon, is till a remarkable r
wines. end it le only • question of a ; ono all around, excepting across the ewnsd tip pour bittern,
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„„mtn„dtty, t„ bitteoesht and in the eee. few more drinks to reach the "paralys jaguars end using any kind of gay color- ' And wisely more are seam them with
tion -room. Fnglish papers give accounts state of intoxication. If it is baneful tn I .4 wols, Creep'. .o* carnet ravelling great benefit.
ti •I ad become intoziceed on two or three Then rut a piece of old carPttinx 'They almost
dessinir may knad of old cloth to toe p mird"
Om you wish your rug, making it round ins Mrs. 1. D. Slack.
or oblong as you prefer. and sew the
leaves upon it making a side pleat in the Te the 11144Inol usarroieroseetisO•7-
. .1m41 all whom
cestre tif each loaf so it will stand op
*oily. Let thu wawa, iv „ur „fob Pneetatne, or Nerve /Ioa, • Phos -
I gt hate Klement based upon Scieritific
.utre you eas cut • men of cloth with acts, Formulated by Professor Swum,
Ampere w allows which tbey frequently i elegant i• appewewwww. wwd AT in*
M. I). of /3 reton Mass , cured Pulmon•
Ma UMW Illevels.
June 2 -Ji.. Mackenzie,
a Priem Albert settler who haa pask sr-
riessl, gays that 'the edvent of Gen. IR id
castes and las blecdclained taws was
a joyeue even. far the belaboured set-
tlers. Irvine parsdid his men and made
excuses for their appearance, whereupon
Mow TO KNIT cHILDA sEIRT. Middleton pointed to the 90t11 and
Set up one stitch, and knit on to thetGrenadiers and said :-Look at soy
needle one hundred and twenty stitches. little devils. And they were • nicht,
The needles *Gould be long and made black with smoke and dust. their cloth
bone wood, 1st row. Knit across ing histere and their toes sticking to
plain, 2nd rw. Puri 'Utah all across. their boots. ft was Middleton who
:trd row. Knit one, threed over, bit applied tbe teem gophers to the police,
thine, slip one. miff,w and bind slipped as he turned to his own command sad.
stitch over the narrowing, knit tame, with affection as well as pride, gime
slip, narrow, and bind. Repeat to end the r.eceassry orders for their duipmal
of needle. 4th row Purl across. fiell Mr. Mackeneie says that the majority of
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Merchants: Get your Printing at
this Office Quality of Work and
reasonable Prices Guaranteed to
please all who may give us a trial.
DANIEL GORDON,
OlINIETIIAIER
Lea ilmlortaker
Has on hand sow Me latteminsw Welt& or
First - Class Furniture
is the C011•14.1111 n1now vetoes tor cash,
will not be u ereold y &otiose.
1 olTer TspeWa Varga !mamma. from 93.30
upwards.- Whatnots, wood. front REAR up.
Bew Back Chairs. riven 371c. sp. and oven'
thins elate la Um mow preepertem.
row. Like 3rd row. fith row. Like th. Poi" wort sager to go out and AT THE ()LD STAND
4th row. ith row. Like 3r4 row. 8th assst and with efficient officers believes Between the Post 01144 IR bank of Montreal
purled mw on right side of knitting. 0t,h, Cir07:3 2C1111033._
row. Knit ptain which will give you a that they w iuld do credit to the cquntry.
row. Purl. 10th row. Knit plain. 1 ,114rTnit :t. Ot. 19th. 1/1113 1913
third mw as high up the shirt asNeuralgia, female trouble. fur years In GODERICH DOILER WORKS
This will give three rows of purling Op "Dts,den. Mem, rob. 1. tem. Gentlemen
the right side Repeat the pattern from 4Ottered attacka of seek headache.'"
lke, and finish it off by knitting ribbed the most tomb'. sod excruetatinit man •••• JUIN rf•en. •••4 allergy stock of
stitch for • finger n- two in depth, .• , ner
purl two and knit two plain: Saxony No medicine or doctor could give nie BRASS & 111011 STEAll FITTINGS
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very pretty skirt for s little child ie 6zat bniala
yarn end fine bone needles will mare rebief or cure until used Firm Bitters.
can be knitted in light blue, pink, criir.- Nearly cured me
sou or means colored wool, a retty ed. Desmond made sr" as well and at ring
lag mu be knitted and sew upon the
edge. This pattern is also very hand-
some 111 tlermentown or "Midnight
wol,' knitted with needles as Lar. ew •
imaall elate pencil.
HIS ro MARE • aro
Cot leaves of any kind of woollen cloth
and of all sorts rd colors, two and ane
ds viten a child.
AfIti 1 have been so to this day
My hummed was an invalid for twenty
711011 with a 'cools
lgadney, liver anal arinary corslaint,
ronouaosi by Boetona best rhyme-
eians -
Ilicurahte "
Seven bottle* olr your bitters cured
him. and I know .If the
whiskies or brandies we cannot see that
this, which appears in • late number of
the London /".toroisii "Advowsns i it as commendable 1. idiom the same ma
by double Iliat number of Klemm of a
ing chomp. • At the sale the ace of the
nuldlie intoxicant.- {Ayr Recorder.
i•lcuinhent is mentioned and censtdered,
aild the buyer beforeluind calculates hie
e..Atnnes I..ng rhort lifer, just ea the i A whisker dye meet be ems vetrient to
gentiemen in the rot% t• keep lista of INF. Nis? to apply, tinpcasiblo . ab off •
oonsult to note thin: (+armee of promo. row yleckiwirwww,. Dt,„ yn. ths t wo Isms to place over ft and button
Try. entre, put a piece the sire of 55! leer
4.,liar, worked around the edges. Th • and all wasting diseases of tl • human
Illseetwv. Ibis* IPbeipstes willma • very ura e rug an it wi
but a licit imer. • because
tot. en unites in Meet( all these reside, hale &round each one. Then directly in all C'ThownPliar 14"k Heddnh", Ho'
Irons Attacs. Vertigo mad Neuralgia
The hest tire eiecape it uhe, 7, lir RINI
gets up in the morii 'I. anti t,as. a it.
ITIlisallits who have WM Wail strychnine sad 1:"" Ir. the history of madiculas no reps
ismmistsie, cite in tioonnelvss n the
Item with lartilaard rierrnna eteletretIon
fnm ths, „'-;1,,,,,s. Spanish ovens wee recently dog up by a is millinost to convinet 'veva nay chgonona, an Lle„ Van Bunins Kinney
reeterativii meteot t• secured by
ininsinhatm and raitiaa. aetit. og antrition. us the kInd of a cup that cheers if fit Co. sole &gents 1}r the Doromin, eom.tbunia le giggelly verweerfiii.
After •n almoner, two leant she
Canadian steamer ennpio.a has enures'
te, her old rents loot roe CollioNdiroddi
and Duluth Th• wrecked 'dimmer City
of Owen Sounded the same hoe alo,
run on the tame route in Connection with
tha Camptioa after her repaint ate COW".
a stetn P1^,ollhz,nit is 1, a Modeetne.
ism tvinnirr To) m A y USS up the smallest pares of the rag bag eta", .4, lune& rmiont 0
00
WU. culla OR RVUEVE
BILIOUSNESS DIZZINESS,
DY SPE PSIA, DROPSY,
INDIGESTION FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE. OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS ACIDITY OF
SALT INIEUS, PRE amuc.
HEARTBURN, DRi NESS
HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN,'
msorissiovel Li vEn ICIONEVIII, g
Aod lom^t tirawAyp or dummy mitaszo.mer
sometis ow sti3013.
T. MILBURN & CO.
1 PrantlZserig:
BOIERS & ENGINESIThereopiesLively
New Salt Pans and Boilers:
Built on Aborteet Notice.
Mail order. for new work and repairs still
receive prompt attoettee.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK,
Works noir T R. Elation.
Gotlorialt. rea. IS 111111.
IBC
BrILITSES
SEEDS
no the Pam, Issots61. so/ Phew Bereee,
BMW Mee gnat by Nis Caswilsa Mak lot
witio•wora vliatik aid wo Rohn thel Easy sea
onehalloll=hie= =•resa•
woo Our base -
h* newwwiese, *LL,_ seatal is
torntatioa • sod go se maws
is is
O.& lterlaf Orriantiltat, Oat
Stenbialt for n d Heilmg
• N menthes and no Stirenlan11 but lempll ration has remind each universe owe
ly the Plinaphat iv and kiehric liammenfs , tor the annaiatinn it ant*
me Wanted ehroli, deltfilt.1 no haw, ..1111 A tin cup containing a number „1 old found in our ciat4 feal. A sut hotteir and the permanent emelt effects in kid
Judicious inediention A more phyviziolizt7. keener in tialdwin clunty Georgia rm. bon ie. .1 An per brittle 1ow Dix a Cure. Its actine in them distorters
Which supply ibe feed Messes( a rItal 4011fIl t 36 Ifront Street East Toronto, by , 2.
_73.1.S3
J011; KNOI, Proprietor,
Th•steisrrIber Unnamed to furalsh the
he with
The Finest Riga
AT 1111AANARLIE PRI(
CALI. AND RITE Ip (Mosin. rha
Hetet. Medarieb.
(loderich rah Ilth 1911. UN Gin
IES! IIIDEEI I
aad asop skins at tbe SALT Itt
BEGKS TANNICIIT 8aIttj
The hieleie re repale her hides. raft
banters pact, tik as A' 14 J.
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