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The Signal, 1892-11-3, Page 3THE SIGNAL: OODHBIOH, ()NT., THIJRSIAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1892. That A1•ER'S Sarsaparilla LURE. atoms of Scrofulous Dietitians, Eruptions, Boils, Eczema, Liver sod Kidney Diseases, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and Catarrh should se convincing that the same course td treatment WILL CURE YOU. AU that has been said of the wonder - tel cures effected by MSS use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla uurifg the past fifty years, truth- ful!! --dies to -day. It is, in every ,en e, The Superior Medicine. Its curative properties, strength, effect, and flavor are always the same ; and for whatever blood dim ,,,,•. AYER'S Sarsaparilla is taken, they yield to this treatment. When', ou ask for AYER'S Sarsaparilla ,lot, t he induced to purchase any of the worthless substitutes, which are mostly mixtures of the cheap- est ingredients, contain no sarsa- parilla, have no unitorm standard of appearance, flavor, or effect. hltwd-purifiers in name only. and are offered to you because there is more profit in selling them. Take APER' Sarsaparilla arsaparilla suti b al trr.sr•Is forest. tlr. %fu odors, 'MI Nh so THE POETS CORNER. roe flew Cab ee,• the dr.lr.lop, the wiadiest to:uiog, lel;ht hair for th- little bead's only .durst HB et** nbl ix* with excitement and joy The wee ie&1a will u'•tbe wisp of a toy ' I ria going by es straight as you choose, tt. en he huleel m.. with this astonishing Dews; ' . • •fir, 41.1 yew hear 'bout our baby up- stairs A • h ..it any teetlu •std just two or free hate's! Err epee .re shat n you mat look iron, 0.t 1 opened ore and that use was blae 01..e's only just Her, till we arm hers carne I noes, don't you see, minter, .be's only just cense 'I,.'■ most too rimy to Uikle and touch Kut 1 appreoiwate her very meek, Her nose is peg -bat it might be pngfr, It s ..u'll 'segs me mow, I'll go a std hng her." Axxta BAatusas Doxxu.t- toe Edwin •rsdd'. Views on etsste.w. su Kdwia Arold, who is sow in Mont• real on his way to England from Japan, when asked his opiuton if there was any dsegrr to Canada from cholera this year said . Not the slightest. Disarm that ,cue at once The cholera bacillus can oaly exist at a temperature of 70 degrees, and certainly cannot withstand oae Canadian frost Nor eve it lie dormant during the winter. 1f the ehoier& breaks out here sec year it will to by fresh imprtetion. from an Jofncteed centre, and not from my germs that oome here ow. Bat tea at. why you aro so afraid of cholera! It le only order exceptional cart -imitators that a mroov, healthy mean can take cholera. Iten't be •t aid of it. Don't drink water or milk oiler it hat previous) been boiled, and keep your stomach well acidulated. Take (re droope of hydrochloric acid is • hall cup of hot ten and you Can walk unharmed is the Rohn of cholera It is a -I one hall as deadly ss either ron.uniptioa or brosohitr. !b yon know the action of the cholera bacil- lus' 1t is try simple. It can only exist u.i flourish when the bowels are eefeebaed by .lurrh.ra. As long as the ordinary mucus mating is o0 the bowel. the bacillus is pow- erless for harm But when the bowel is de - soled of this covering, thea the number of bs rill, can shear off the velvety serhos and nes permit Nee erose portion of the blood to not into the hovel. nig is what forme the charecteri.tie "rice -water" di.eherge The blood thus becomes thickened, the ham can .o Muter disohergn its (.o Mae and the patient dies of collapse I hare mew the blood as think as tomer is Se reins of men woo have died of abed - es." •doriten 0amtmT. A. Italian physician aye he one cut,, for the d issass, mid Wt it ts bad n.e.t effectively in Ramberg. Dr. Jenkin. is a)sr. untie it os 'Sita Ombra t lyre .s gor.nsi•. of Wen York. r nothing bet Om injectto• of • t solemn of salt hod water eito the Ni a prevent-inoftali part of ta water is boated to 810 stare of the human Andy and riveted into Ms ries in smtall gtaa ''this. A "Motion of bah is alto used i. hfi "metals- The tails to stop the iflart1ieps sad' praiser Wanis Mt heete ie, while salt and water the tdheastiv tad miter win spas. wd 't saht the SIMI& No needless ern he given hp site snit►, ss. the absent tem.t•&t vomitiag melees this redeem. C.& a'r'eas.•! O. 7lnuasap hag ..seear d with mow nPelmet the lows yp1 > �MpI1IAAD'81 VI eo 1M0 sat mblm iii.. efi • has Med Linwood Ont. Jia Ift�e111I 1m Iw 6•"4400 Wert Moe y 0.. t...w .inn..M fnlMs in twooseti", with the Oe.fwtmstl.s W Asamiatles. 0.1•601•10011 elm wsonse . THE DOMINION DAIRY COMMISSION(N ON DECK. • Valotabie Glue Mob -Tb. Wort' air Ms Pool Rear ea ens .1 s•. Koos 11..- Pil Illogiseltnieesis of Ike aapsrlm..tai Perm The sewed auual report .1 Prod. Ruben - ma, dols}' a.mmasionst for the Uamiaiw., hem just beam issued. Its a volume of 1110 passe whish are poked full of taf.r•matieu e• the progress u( dairy farming to Canada It Ms that meet deserable rd useful cos remises which is too utt a left out of olReefal doeumeat., vitt • A complete index of contents The report dyls with agricultural pro blame and pantry. from ('.ape !Ireton to Va•ee&ver Iaa.d, and furnishes st•uy help- ful and valuable suggestion." on the mashedn wherel.y fanning can be made more motif able aod pleasant is the different di",ncte. It first treats .Isewtuter datryingo.ore meal, and gives details of testi-intim for the alt. -ratite d dteesc (utories 1010 creameries for butter nuking doer( the waster The two creameries which were operated by the dairy a.mmiseast.er du• -'ng the ppa.s�t wooer appear to hat. given every eainfaeto. to their patrons. It is predm •t CO that s large number of sew creameries will in running dune • the ...niter m.•• tto in the near future as the result of the shite tion of this undertaking by the Ik.mininn Government. Heaid.s the report. on experiment•' in s mitigations and oominercul enterprises, yarUeulars are given of meetings tad lecture. which seem to have ...vend the whole Dotmmiaitm- MCITInon •xD 1.arTl•at211. "ISwides the work which has hew re- ported upon is Ms severe' provinoss, I at- tended and delivered addree.es at forty -aloe conveatluss or meetings of farmers s std dairy saes of from two to live eemie-s tech during hall. They were distribut ed r 41.e provisos. m the 1 llowiug order : Ontario, 19; Quebec, 8 ; New Brunswick, Y:. ovs Scotia, 4 ; Prince !Edward Island, I ; ant tob. 3 ; Northw.d Territories, I ; tish Columbia, a My aseimtaate oleo at l sad gave addresses open 242 ooeasio.s, 0,001 of which ars tasmtion.d in their reports hi this volume. During Itel, to this date (3011 April) I have attended fourteen meet - of farmers ted dairymen, eruct of which have bees or0ventio ns of provincial nature awlOf these, N were had is Ontario, 2 in 1 is New Brunswick, I is Nova Scotia 2 in Prince Edward Island. The opunber of appl usti«u for my pressor at oosventio.a of farmers has eut- growo all passibility of compliance es -y part with ao-guarter of them-' It is stated ties the exports of chews from Canada have grown from 49.2II,$1 lbs. in 1881 10 100,202.140 lbs. is 11191 ; d. while the exports of butter have creased trots 17,619,491 the i0 1881 to 3,768,101 lbs. i0 1891. Prof Robertson's hitter of transmittal contain. his expression of indebtedness to 111. press of Canada in the following paragraphs of - Acaeow►.mmtleasy, "To the newspapers of Canada r des much cre.lit for the peblto•.pirited assistance which they Ware give& in attracting the attention of tanners to the posmble be.efia which would score to $heem..ves .&d all other industrial, oneasee tial and profe- noesl interests from 11e adoption of the hest methods of dairy farming. la ear work the press has lest ns invaluable aid ; towards our work its attitude las best friendly to • fault ; and dour work columns dspprelcistive commendation haveappe.r• ed or every iota d unfriendly eriticiam er opposition.To the officers and members of tbe Far mere and Dairymen's smociations, to the carers and members of the Pamicas' insti- tutes, •0d to theateo& of the sturdy, bard.worker, warm-hearted farmer. d Cammda from the slatss d the Pacific t0 the Atbs- tic toast, 1 am mew a seam et deep per- • ses! .fid .Ssi.l obligation for the irony ...rtmies which they here extended, for the Wady sad hearty oo.operation welch they have aeoorded, and for the al -too - pogrom gratitude with which they have rsesmv.d amid acknowledged she serviss which we have been able to render. 'Moe thoroughgoing and enoeeratd onto come of some of the week which 1se been tuderake&• &prods is • large .sende upon the faith 0504 efieieney et my ..sivamte whose names are sot alba brought to public notion to receive the Me reeog.itiasaod appteci.sion which tM raiM of their !shoes merit. 1 take this apportion• it d .oktoowldging the emotion tumKt� et their work .sad perusald of aortal/Andre • irdal perusal their reports. TES ODmmnts100 SR'S WTDS Smola The heading* whteh are gives IadfeM. • ouewhat of the eomprehen.irumsu smfr- thoroughness into which the dairying ha- tuer of the oosmtry are being promoted t���{� the dairy eoumisiem✓b s ooes, v1s : 1 e hsdbtg of enilch sows .sad OM mamas at salves, the butimaing el swim. the growth of forage crops ; the m.•kfy ▪ It, • d meintes ..100g buuttt.r and ia10 periments b r istaw sheens. Part TI eestahts vrb•Mmd aset.res end addressee whisk were inMtrwci at difbre.l stt.ve&sbss of f.wmrre. They Made : 1. TM Ream-mie ! Pred..ties d %Me. 2. The Posalhiliting of Sallies Osm./iw Vasa pcodu.Ie .s • Prods is the Eas1Y Market. i The seesessie feedbag value -• esti age. The relation el .meals.,s to pupas Ilk tan develepemese sir -mediae life. g • E Ki sunk milk sines M tae sfrsAu y�ettii,� fee ee0n.Na A fin .sn%.ess or pompaphe may be oiled I illumines the style o1 Yw.sibn blk1 hes Men f llwed i• Sham .db.sin. vitas et aoi51•sraua "If . noun has s shemimtal.1l. taie, be will 4.d them ..der .sad mor0-•reonusere- tire: sod, if i meld replre may wen se say bey with ..thesionn end susldssss i. the e•pabilitiss et W ewe b.deass...4 pee hien • chases end Maim to sped lin beet with dva.uige tel6neelf, be would v. raw hops i. himself •.d for 1b sem- try. Whore Po. Mod • wee wiz is eatee- sinstte, you well *Mega dad . rambler. I never bled a own e..1..lodiu .Mol hie hemi. ee, who .smpiaiod Moan It Se le tee be.y tryl.g to remedy the dsfueo oil its unitMMe, to waste W Nese or .t,..gtk cnetpdwias. I thi.k 5M buisr-eakers who are always esomplainies sod hleon,ne wrtbng lykas e&scid. Of the .nviro...we..ta of their cove. 5nnssss, M their future might rely we& impress the Miry ial.ssrr, ruler be W W S.wt.s with milk we hooey. flseft taw wash be ..hard so lien. if &bey PSIS NO .fell to di." .purl rivet or stew. "Liss• b sh. prw.lnr nen of .welled bah Its, the loner ma M se law s wen I Moe • WO* rospoutgood sew. 1 hallo • rind deal Imre vapor for aunts d the sews la my stable tire i hire for some meac if you will treat a ouw properly she will give you as eq uivaleut for what she gets She is thereloee hottest and will pay for he, way through life. I will hunt with • isicrescope is the ~were of some mss ao• see w hat they have given to the world of valual ie service and i eerier find it. A sow weseUmes does get more thou ahs rives 1 world not spare that cow. Put Mr on the Wo,:k; get yourmoeey out of her is that way. 1 -or think to cows in boarders, kept for the profit of the matt who keeps the buardia •house Dial yoi ever think of a matt keeping • boarding Mose, orals on solo geaeral satisfaction plan. saying that if Lv does not get enough from cwt boarder to pay for his keep he will get it f the others! No : he ex poets to stake a profit iso each one of them. The farmer should act in that way towr&s hb cows. There is advisefrom watch tag the cows and aeleetang the heat of them. It le not an very hard to do, aid most cows .re capable o4 paytug for their board in full, if they are given a fair . hone. Hut, if they are brae& up the wring way, the., are sure to bre astray -just like boys.' upon .e..T or rata. "1 have a great deal of faith in the papa 'Shtim of winter dairying is crermence, to kneel. ineuu wherewith to banish almost every e.•ostomic fell of which the farmers eon,platu. 1 have no faith in this practice, oe •oy ether practice, 1. ' ring e. enoinic sal- rattor, except ty the se. • of the farmers themselves. 1 Mve no tate in their in- dustry beiyy[t propped up. I have faith in their bumldiog it sp. together with the prosperity of this co.atry, and taus wo-h tug out their own betterment o` aroma .taeoes. "sometimes people my to rte, 'If every- body went into this indwtry of winter dairying, whore would the profit woes Roel r Well, • great m007 people, who do not want to do what is right, excuse them. salves by thinking that they would striae to eater ley 'the straight gate and walk in 'the narrow way' --bet they are .Enid of • author • crowd and keeping somebody cut. You will never Rad any way to real success but the narrow way. Ths best way is al- ways the narrow way. I do not ears what line you are trying to follow op ; sad, he. canes it is narrow, it will never be crowded not because of lack of room et the gate to get in, bat because of lock of Mart and outrage, sod eontionity of purpose and effort. ' wut•ras acrrrm. "If sues • million of dollars from the ex- portation of butter could be obteised annually within three years, that world prove a boon to the eom0try is many respects. This indsatry doss act displace any other, said doss set Isms the f.rur's receipts from any ether souses. On the other head, it suables him to develop other branches of kis b.siases with more lid - vantage and profit. la ..me measure the farmers, as well as mea i• ether callings, have lest enamel et she market ; hit nem meek sm - meek se they have gained emend of the sod of production n by im- paoved unshod. and Worsened know ' Meige, their lrofite may din be as large se ever. 1•rofit always oour is betimes • the osst of production and the pens that may be reared. If she former can h. re 1 dewed, the profits is mere oriole to .try with the Earner than if the hitter h•pp.a. b b.. increased by any eoubis•tiem of sir- eus§.tano.a The prate. free en admire in pros usually stay in the pockets r tin. d She crafty ..messiah mea; the 'profit& them are obtained from the e.•llastios in the mrd of production am mere generally left in the penes io. el the faam.rs." Then follows aen•pur m condensed W ilk and the report. of eke on sesistsnta of the dairy commissioners, all of which are interesting and valuable reading for far- mers and their families Copies of the re- port may be drama by application to the dairy commissioner .t Ottawa. My Lod, spto0sr. W he& leve's alembic tweememtm the ansa d golf to pore pad the maiden% choice is gold always •Mall b. m•rrieg.. Est who by to • stripier, r la.amesat•i.k °b- alae/as Interpso. lei net the owedded girl eeseplaie became bte hen not wrought out for Ler the eoeasmen dediay of woman. There was serer a mere glorious time u which to h. living. This girl or teems& who oomplai.e el her lot is tMss good years deserves to be see hack to medieval Moe, r to the so-called golds* days of &p- elmet Rossi, when women were elayss to ensbm if set in fact, and wh-.. nen were lasnsstis gouda. Svery hrs. ..r our free air teams with hu ym0y, an.. .n inviter Men to M IMI i• some lbw The married wawa is ssm•: i m' weal to �as� her ou&rried sister w itb pty. ; cat+ pito M worth without htrh•ad se Milliken M Pee*(* m1, is her silent or ex• pressed clow Son.... s. Whet li•ad =The terlor•ity meat o fl&d s• the.0. i so�ditios, said 1M mat - o& duly mann Shashi*, 51e pavilions* *Mel has pWd 1m le the assts harbor d p. DMm i�a hal se old toad well whd•nM- Mal me Mea 111911 Mae h•ppi.ges doss mot triores esds suereendi.p la life. The Mgr, and ounite.s u M mew home lemma of ll. .espy, gond hisaun.le Ands envy whit Fondled LI maim pase mod smsebuent snipe 1a lir henett the bower built l) lever• Med will net leas was% with all Me peedel adrmmumt. be e minere sed Mein the 40..pi s d .Pow dee* wane who age tenbd with slur le6 rea10 M1ia. 15 is heelers ftiey have beam .J.aslad be toped the =geed iii • � the vel kw rds Niel aY .4011 .bald tela, the eapr+ma gout okas 40eenbeat and wgotek.d.ssm tbm .Mm haw the owedded maidens Ca 11s- - asaluee a l reelleer r ilkods bona WM &Mew-Satper's Mi of )Mr MINA ♦ Sahib swesepeedemil pry it is pep" .t a bead • novel .ba el steamers fee Etmarries ie the .mvlpties ef the , Manses sod ether pmol Lies river., es well as en she amok ani lawn Vi.. .f the ..matry. 4seeedto • 1el,ts model whisk bee loses WI .xhibi_tiea fm Dubiia, the nay penises of the as buses to he immersed ia was.. ars f..r lens par- allel pipe, warty three bee ia dia.sstr. e pee width she gears sperrte.etawe el she blas will cep. Then are fell d end pe. The st..derre will he worked by a mewl tted plt.•hoboes the.- • rested pipe, awl driven by a .teases.•t1e feel e•.pb► Ws d o1. ga. •lnu54 . tMpt. .r- neath. The bonwit ib.sheet beer 40 y,.1 is by t n foss id width, ad N e aaaMted that • .pod el 11 Emiles ea heir ems he very esaily sunset IMM 1111•0••M Meamtltem. ••••• Is spite of be Mines smoothy msiehoo 4 rainy ee..ary, rimmeogatiele he ell lee feriae 1. • rarity assaaa the taltvm est Jess, whlb M. R.rupare restless N.rs aro dmgot all ghwm.ua. Thin ionweelay ie he dee t0 theme ail veep pert b.the, whY5 ie w evrmai ie Jap.. ♦ Japans hews sat, uemethm.. Webb • .-'idle' Rom,ed. tLLETTs PURE POWDERER E PMR 1T, OT 010 M oarr. SEST. ii=zt see0ia0. .aesl1,1. ra ,► nye y� sm. A o � ail Mo►saatei Mhii ode q all ikewses sit issess os. tla W. 0.111:/s14.110/050• stye CRISP AND CASUAL Would*. Unisons( . are. Cera, 1 1n Vows. Vow' • of of rill"). six Mt It ..e ' utas.. 11111y ,.t a i,ersoe iu 10,000 Itch to I.e centenarian. The fur seal sod fes otter trade of Alass, u while 4300,000 a year. ciao 1..I f of the w. alti. • f 1.:ylu.d .. i.. : e 1.0.10•: ..,. of 1,CW ilrinul,.a... la every minute sixty-saren people du Lr ••. ,.ti a.ao Kta,.'.. ..,c 1. t,.. I'..int,, 11...o t.., hru..•ue, wails and ruts r:.• Istakl.outhc.i nail healed by Victoria Ca - bate Salve. Iin 'hw•o ost.di tai .al tiity nult,un k -t t ero p. -s tbrosgh the postal .dices of London stun year. it is safe to ore Freeman's Wut m Poo den, as they set o sly) on tLe wmnu and do out injure the add. lm 1 he ,pard . f the fastest Atleu :c ,foame r 11 wow greater than that of the expre.s t,•twuu ftalsn railways. Prompt, potent and permanent 1eaults al- ways urine from tl,c use of Milburn's Aro- matic Quinine Wins. lm Srdou, the capital of the Japenese Eo.• put, e. mains 4,000,000 irhalmlants cud has • greater aro than Lando.. 9i*k hr.dache caused by excess of bile or a disordered stomach is promptly removed ly using Natian•l Pills. lm On the Royal Movereigo the new English battle ship, there ar. 800 electric lights, concerted by 30 miles of wire. The region about the Dead Sea is one of tLe bottr.t placer on the globe, and the sea i. Gaud to lore 1,000,000 tow of water a day by evapwatio.. The greatest stamp collectors in tbeworld are Phtllippppec Ferran, son of the late Dach- a's de Galina, and the Car, whose col- let two is said to be worth 1600,000. A Meriden cutlery factory has just finish rd a wonderful 1")- a perfect po.:ketknife wish thirty beide', puoaw., .hears, awls, etc., which weighs but one-eighth of an MOOS. A woolen has patented • machine for Disk • ing watch screws that is provided with a thread cutter so delicate as to he almost to • visible. It will cut perfect threads 00 the finest imam Mir. The largest volcano in the w irld is at Maur loos in the Sandwich Islands. The crater is twenty miles in diameter and the areas§ of levo flowing from it is fifty mils long and in places four miles wide. The salary of the Prince of Wales is 4900, 000 per year ; Duke of Connaught, 4126,000; Duke of Edinburgh, $125000 ; sod the ihtke of Cambridge, the Queens coterie, 160,000. Thero al family costa British taxpayer. so,000 week. The wisest overs° in polities is to cote for the hest m••, and you cannot be mistaken. 14o, in the ems of blood purifiers, you cat.'t i.e mistskem if you take Ayer'. Sarsaparilla. became all parties agree that it is the best --tL. S.perior Medicine. Try it this math. The Red Star steamship Rbynle.d, which anired hero last Saturday, bad a curious rum of "elevens." She made the voyage from Antwerp in 11 ,lays, 11 hour. acd 11 minutes. Her average sped was 11 and •n hoar. On October 11 she sea, , 311 miles and was 11 hours u,.•.er .nil. Tor the cure of headache, oneitipation, stomach and liver troubles, and all denote!' enrols of the digestive and assimilative or gen., Ayer's Mils are invaluable. Being .ugarerated,the are pleasant to take, al ways reliable, ted retain their virtues in any climate. afepartee. Mrs. De Sore -My dor, you should be thinking of marriage now. 1 was married at your age. Miss Lo Cootie -Tres ; bus give m• Moa Materna tale nes that you were at my see for fully fire years. Il Wet. fora treat. Maas fSr.e.-We have send Hagytd'. Yellow OJ in our family and know it is • Bare care for lumbago and frost biter My wife was ors bad with lumber. that she meld not straighten herself, and Yellow Oil com- pletely oared M. It ham baso a fortune to 2 thrust ♦lass. Owes Sound, 0&4 wunareea Wase eve tlleosin• .rte. Mrs. Peterby ted to he a besot dill singe but of iris 1r reit* roma to have Come am - eland, mo to speak time Ds .Smith, .ho im very cafalees to his .enveratioe, was in- vited to ter. Mesio being the t epic of Cen- vonaties, MR Peterby reworked that nos believed 1w daughter had iaberited her robe. reworked s I ibae ;=Oho e oi it,•• aws&rwu Ymlrsest esmi Drag. DUNN'S BAKIN POWD THE0001CS BE$T F END LAMtSY (BALI 111 CANADA - I t 11 IR f,14 i 1, l}f4 t Zs. 0 olborne Br NEW F24 LL GOODS • • 1';• • !'t S. We have already in stock a full assortment of New Fall (1rtods in DRESS GOODS and iWAl1TTLE CLOT_ iS. We have a fine a'ssrrtr • ;it of N<'ty '►rtes Stuffs in •the lett itt designs in fancy stripe. a'ul •heel:n, Crepon Cloth, Melange Twills, Sergvv, Cheviots, E•tteriar••., tlash- laslfetbes and plain Hen,..•ttlts, W.,.•l Tartans and Plaids. Abort 200 yards of Colored Cashmeres, worth 30c.. 1 for S5A., a Lig bargain. We cam the finest range of plain and fancy Mantl- ings we leave ever shown, in black and colors. frjrAII Mantle Cloths bought from us will be cut free of charge. Our Tweed Stock i. complete. Suits trade to order. 3 per cent. allowed on all Dry Goods purchases of one dollar and over. A tinct -class Dress and Mantle Maker in our store, up stairs. We carry the largest stock of Brussels, Tapestry, Wool anti Union Carpets, Art Squares, Rugs and Mats, Oil Cloths, and Linoleum~ ever shown in the County by one house. Over 300 Sets of Lace Curtains to select from, di- rect from the makers in Scotland. COLBORNE BROS., OODBRICII. Great Carpel Warehouse) of the County. J ( !t jlj i .4. iM • 1 -• 1� st '4 ti i4 iA t 1' 41 • HAVE YOU BACK -AC H E 00005 KIDNEY PILLS GODERJOH SteamBoiler Works. IEBTABL1811Rll 1510.1 A. S. CH RYSTAL, tmserrasorfo CArptet i oracles Manufacturers of all kinds of Station- ary Marine, Upright ♦ Tubular WILL CURE YOU "Backache neons the hld- noya art le trouble. Dtdd't Kidney PI/hive pme relief" of dI is fret osw.d by disordered kid - air Night «wl/ fyg to have a healthy .fty arltbvf ew sg s. good when t*s !Unite aro V- Woe ttw the scavengers of the egetevm. "D.l.y Is /diegerose. Nog ts /d0o- troubles result 10 Sad Stood, Dyspepsia,Liver Complaint, and the :most dan- gerous ao-gerous of 011, IBrinieDiaa lttmod Dr°£ayy.. " f-4. above diseases sonnet .riot amber• Dodd's Kidney Mlle we amid.' Sea y.8 seams areas by ta.go• heist Dr. L. Aoa 'amhtl. & Cho. T.wan Waben we it fer r Terbosh UM/ Tab. 1•guletes the Stornnsh. Liver and Dowels, unlocks the Steer -talon a,Puriflssths Weed and removes e11 Im- purities from a Pimples to the worst SerrTNloue Hors. E3LOOD VVbP! PSIA. BILIOUSNESS DoNSTIPA'TlON. HEADACHE LT RHEUM. SCROFULA. HEART BURN. SOUR STOMAtCf• DIZZINESS. DROP6Y UMAlTISM. S t DISC BIT I FRS PATENTS 1 Salt Pans, Smokes Stacks, Sheet Iron Works, etc., etc. 1 •iso dealers 1a Upright and Honboalal st11. • Valve initlns• Autoeatic Cui-OW Cut-OWEngines ■ peotmlty. All Nass d pipe and pipe -fitting oo.sSa.U7 on ad. Seclusive."W furnad on snort oboe. heRspatring promptly encoded to. 10/1-17 P. O. Mx A. (Iodsrlek.Omt. Works-O0peaf a O. T. R. Batten. 0edricm R1l�3so.CwAfE1iLTS.eaT I0fiIOU 1 U*,1.0e. carman Do'4 ... edMMMIV/RIia R Ititetto°a the aitafws.. 50 Tx wiMRviI.I1 Alf pabe tly .a`'''' e top. �.aiite... ie • • MOW • (tR. Ilesi Ms Paint oa.ando srtenM I PLANING MILL ESTAOLISl1E0 iUf. Buchanan & Son, • m•mtle•eTI'15 SASH, DOOR and BLIND, Dealers 1. .11 kind. et LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES And bwlldes's material .t every dsorlptiea School Farnitare a Specialty. NEW ARRIVAL -at- SUNKER GOODS LATEST STYLES. ■.msaMp to be cleared out. Perfect and showy shapes. H. DUNLOP r 5 The waning, talkie, �YsTP,MLRP,hOVAT�Ic *ND ernes yarrow mea smiles Sf,ecific and Antidote for I�deepl ma. impoverished Mold. t e alien d the ver msaralgpiaaeslcss sagemeyt.f d )•nsdie. k �waad snowpy chalice and ..sa.libesess. St. Vitae' bate. 6jNtiTOiT, ONTARIO. J. K. W o t. ii O D, Prins tie stet Mengdepew. litootik10at.FMtlr twMoh,elt�Merewlpa�w�.• gids fi2 •Rsrdr•�akNI emaam as. T. Hn"M. lig if.