The Signal, 1893-9-28, Page 22
THE SIGNAL: GOnERICH.ONT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. IR93.
iattea
LARD
MUST
CO.
sbce COTTOL!NE has come to
take Its place. The satista.fon
with which the people have hailed
the advent of the New SSorhahg
Cottolene
evidenced by the rapidly Increme
Incenormous sales is PROOF
POSITIVE not only of Its great
value as a N.to article of diet
but is also suSk.ient proof of the
general desire to be rid of indi-
gestible, unwholesome, unappe-
tizing lard, and of aU file We that
lard promotes. Try
Cottolene
at once and waste no time In
discovering like thousands of
others that you have now
NO U 8 E
FOR LARD.
Node only by
N. K. FAIRSANK t 00.,
W.ilington and Ann Sts.
MONTREAL.
The following w the prize list of the in
door department.
.:au..
itad Clawson wheat, S. Fruze, J. W. Sal-
keld. Democrat fall wheat, Rube Hoao,
David Brethour. Any variety of fall wheat,
white, named, J. Salkeld, S. Furze. Any
other variety f.11 wheat, red or timber,nam-
ed. S. Furze, D. Bretbour. Sprang wheat,
Colorado, D. Bret hour, M. Brsthour.
Campbell's white chat!, H. L Salkeld.
Spring wheat, any other variety, H. L Sal
held, I). Rrethoar Rye, brae Salkell
Six -rowed barley, Henry Curwen, John S 1-
keld. Two -rowed barley, named, H. Cur -
wen. Large peas, M. Breth'ur, S. Furze.
Small peas, S. Fur's, M. Brethour. White
oats, 1i. Brotiosr, T. R Wallis. Blank
oats, M. Brethren., H. Carmen. Flax seed,
S. Furze, J. Salkeld. Timothy seed. I).
Beechen:. M. Brethour. Clover seed, Lime
Salkeld, M. Brochette. White leans, D.
Brethour, H. L Salkeld. Beat and largest
collection of grain, S. Furze, M. Brett'
our.
virtu Rome AND 'pclT.t'r.tai.
Tee display of fish! awls Is not as Wje •e
usual, owing to the .@aeon bat As
samples sbown are very geed
Long red Mangold wettest, Geo. Shep-
pard, John Salkeld. Globe mangold wurt-
ails, Geo. Sbeppppeer d, John Salkeld. Sweed
turnips, I. Milkeld, J. W. Yue. Field car-
rots, T. R. Wallis, A E. Washington.
White arrow, Andrew' Bros, J. Salkeld.
Onions, %Vim Warnock, A. Kirkbride.
Porn, field, I. Salkeld, H. L. Salkeld. Lar
gest rosette, W. Warnock. Largest squash,
W. eVarnook, H. Curwen. Largest turtips,
1. Salkeld, J. Wilson.
DAIRY raonr.'T .
Ten pounds table bntter,Thos. Hamilton,
.inseph Whitely. Frvepounds table batter,
Thos. Hamilton. Tub or crock salt butler,
Thos Hamilton, Matthew Woods. Ten
pounds salt butter, Thos. Hamilton. 1Vm.
Sw.trreld Cheese, factory made, Walter
Fern. Cheese, bele made, .1a.. Syming-
ton. Ritter, factory made, Jas. Stevens.
..tenet: YrairTAI:LC:.
The disp'sy of vegetables, considering the
drouth in ti.e early part of the season was
verse good. Chas. Wells takes first prize
for Leat collection in t bar clam, showing
s.,ntc rue r.un,lied and fire different eerie.
ties. He shows a number of new and novel
thieve in tins clan We nut iced the metro)
peach, a delicioum demert and preserving
f• un. The Okra plant, a native of South
America, the Black Nubian Pepper, the
ttlute Pearl potato onina, the \Visite Won
der cucumber, and he stn shows novelties
in pea -Data, artichokes, and the vegetable
csterpiller, ahowine the great possibilities
of Our climate. Mr. Wells also takes first
prize for his collection of aromatic and med.
wheal herbs.
Wm Warnock had a fine diaplay of veg-
etables and shows two of hes maimmoth
syuashee, one weighing 313 mai the other
3L7 pound.. Mr. Warnock sent one to the
World's Fair which turned the scales at 365
pounds amid should rank asaong the big
things at the Fair.
Early Puritan potatoes, J. F.. Tom,
White Elephant potatoes, A. Kirkbride,
Gee. Church. Beauty of Hebron Potatoes
Geo. Sheppard. l'otatose, any variety
earned, Geo. Shepperd, Wen. Elliott Es`
lisp vegetable marrow, Wm. Waraoek, W.
C. Potter. Summer Squash, for table, Wm.
Warwick, Mte. C. A. Humber. Wi.tem
Squall, for table Mrs. C. A. Humber.
('has A. Wella White orgolden calory, J.
E. Tom, John Richards Red celery. Rick.
Warrington, .lobe Richards. Winter cabb-
age, A. 1Rin.ham, Rich. Warrin.tns. Fall
( 'abhors G. W. Thomson, S. Morningstar.
savoy cabbage, R Warriataggtteeoo, C. A.
Wells. Red cabbage, A. Kirk&de. I.oag
blood beets, table, T. R. Wallis, .Ina. Stew.
art. Turnip blood beete, table, John Rieh-
..rd., J. W. Salkeld. Radiates, H. L Sal -
held. I. F. Tome. Table turnips, It Furse,
.1. Salkeld. Loa' °ran a merges, A. Kirk-
bride, G Rhepperd. Early Horn (arrots,
Moe Hamilton, A. F:. Washington. Soar -
let carrtte, Thee. Hamilton. Perwlps,
table, 1.. ahep qpsatil, Andrews Brea Red
onioma, A. Kirlirislei, C. A. Weeks. Veneer
mime, A. Kirkbride, Wm. Warmek
Silver ski. onions, A. i.gbnus, 0. Steep
ped Collection .f sweet vers. far f.Ns,1.
F. Tem., Won Waimea. Cave., .ley
yacht►, sewed, table, J. R Tom, Wm.
w•wsek. Egg Pleat, Wm. Warmest, A.
Singliam. (..edibwer. Wm. Warmest,
Rich. Warrelegt... emplanes C. A. *017.
H. L Walesa. Rad T-*.., C. Cilebha
A. Ri.ghase. Purple tamatese, H. L Wat-
sea, Yellow ternamea, Wes RMwart,J..tmo
rch,
l'ollseties garbs herbs. C. A.
M. Reetbonr. ('.!adman
C. A Wells, Wm. W A.
11.0u1111111.
011111111•11 est Sewers, H. L. Weems,
.lel. RI.hsrda 11. ,.nolle. W.
els IL Me wdM -s .4 D.itsc, ie.
les.cet, 1. L. *mem Tee melees el
Yerkesea, J. T. Di bees, A. ii.g'.
Hix varieties of VeA.ssa. Jets Stewart, A
lllagbam. Four dafisreot Waimea,haat. Heed boxiest, IL L.
A.
8iaghan. Table toques 0. L Warsaw
.
lhaatbas, double, H. L Nabses Collect-
ion diestbas, tain/M, H. L Warms Floral
Swigs H. L Waimea Colleethe sissies,
double, H. L. Watson, Jobs Richards.
Tress geraniums, Nagle, Jobs Stewart, H.
L \Vetoes. Trees gemai ms. dcnbl., John
Stewart, H. L Wales. Pereasial phloem
H. L Watson. Pblaceo, .ansa!, A. E.
Neehiegtoo, H, L Walesa. Ten varieties
glediolnw, H. L Wateon. Six varieties
gladiolas, named, H. L W ataoo, James
Dickson. Metre, Wm. Stewart. H. 1.
Wataon. Pansies, A. Biarham, Juke Rich
ards. Italsam.pikes,H. L Wateos,JohnRich
anis. Stocks spikes, Wm. Stewart, H. L
Waimea. Petunias, single, John Stewart.
H. L Watson. Petunias, double, Jobe
Stewart, Richard \Verriogtoa. Annuals,
named, H. L Weems. Twelve whine,
Jobe Stewart, II. 1. Watson, A. B.ngbant.
Six ('o:oomhe, James Hoek, Wm. Stewart.
Tuberous begonias, single, John Stewart, 11.
L Waterer. Tuberous begonias, double.
John Stewart. Begoe tae rex, A. Bingham
H. L. Watson. Fucbsiu, Wm. Stewart.
t.etaalums, uncle, 8 verleties, John Stew-
art, H. L Waterer' R. Warrington; doable
he same; 4 varieties single, H. L. Weems',
lobe Stewart, R. W'arringtoo: double, John
wewart, R. Wareiueton, H. 1. Watson.
m,reenhouae plants, H. 1.. i' .term, R. War
r:eigton, A. Bingham. Foliage plamte.
Bingham, Watson. Hanging basket, %Vat
.on, Hingham.
etoe Lae .tai tTCI'I.
Collection of cut flowers, J. H. Williams,
Wm. Stewart. Verbenas. Peter Fox, J. T.
t),ckson. Haid Feint, J. T. Dickson, Jae
D:ckeee. Table boquet, J. T. Ihcksos. C.
A. Wella Zinnias, J. H. 1Vilhama, W'i'-
ham Stewart. I.eraniums, J, 11. WtUlama
Phloxes, W. 11. Webster, J. H. Williams
l.lo.liulus, Jas. Dickson. Pawnee J. M
RoLertaon, J 1i. Williams. Petuaias, W.
H. Webster, .J. H. Williams. Coleus,
Teter Fox. Tuberous begoarte. J. H. W il-
l.as•a lteoonia rex, Peter Fox, J. H
Williams Fuchsias en bioem, Peter Fox.
Geraniums, single, in bloom, Win. Stewart,
J. H. \Williams. Geranium, decide, in
bloom, Wm. Stewart, Peter Fox. Foliage
Waste, Wm Stewart, J. H. Witham,
Cactus, 1. Richardson, W. H. Wetmore.
Two varieties begosiss, Wes Stewart, E
Richardson.
A P, 1.Ra.
Ten varic'ier, John Andrews, Wm. El-
liott, I. Salkeld. Six vartetiee, winter,
lace Rees., J. W. Salkeld, J. Andrews
Six varieties, cooking, J. Andrews, W. El
Nott, 8. Furze. Six varieties, dessert, John
Andrews, W. T. Kiely, W. Elliott North
ere Spy, J. W. Salkeld, Chas Wells R.I.
Greening, John Porter, John Stewart.
Maiden's Blush, Glen Bras , Wm. Elliott.
Newton Pippin, Oleo Biros. Alexander, I.
F. Toms Colvert, (:leo tiros. Baldwin,
1. !Wkeld, Matthew Woods. King of
Tompkins l'ounty, Glen Riva, Jobs An-
drew Spetzenburg Eeopue, Gies Bros,
Well. Fallawater, Andrew Bros. Roxbury
Rosset, John Stewart, G. W. Sturdy. Hub-
bardeoes Nonsuch, J. T. Saikiki, Isaac Sal-
keld. Am. Golden Russet, T. R %Vallis, J
C. LeTotuel. Ribston Pippin, John Stew-
art, Nixon Sturdy. Warner, Jaa Dicksoo,
John Stewart Blenheim pippin, David
Lindsey, S. L Scott. Ban Davie, J. T.
Lichees. John Andrews. Swaar, W Elliott,
Glen Bros Canada Red, (.len Bros.,
Joseph Whitely. Swazis Pomme Grime,
S. Furze, S. L. Scott. Pentane (:rimae, M.
Woods, J. C. LeTouzeL Mann, G. \\
Sturdy, J. (.'. LaTou els Outario, Joseph
Whitely, Henry Curwen. Snow, I Salkeld,
I. F. Toms Gravenstein, Wm. Elliott, S
L. Soott. 20 oz. pippin, Glee Bros. Ac
drew@ Bros. Beauty of Kest, .1. C. LuTon
z l Ceyng. P.ed Streak, Wm. Elliott, J. (2.
LeToozel. Duchess of (Oldenburg, A. Bing-
ham, .1. Andrew. Meusogo Strawberry,
Wm. K'Lott. Ph.,mis, J. W. Salkeld.
Tolman' Sweet, Win. Warnock, John
Porter. Seek no farther, S. L. Scott. Any
other kin 1, winter, .1. Porter, M. Woods
Crab app es, 0. W. Sturdy, Chas. Welt.
Quinces, J. Andrews, W. J. Kiely. seed
ling apple, J. T. Salkeld, John Porter.
r MARS.
Six varieties, named, !Leary l urwen,Joo.
Stewa-: , W . J. Kit ly. Three varieties, named,
\\'m. W eel ock, Henry Curwen. Wm. Elliott.
Bartlett, Win. Warnock, W ret. Elliott.
Flemish Beauty, HenryC•rww, A. Bingham.
Vicar of Winkfi.ld, Glen Brom.. H. L Wat-
son. Duchene" IYAngouleme, Fwtate J. J.
Faclier,Henry ('urseo. President Lenard,
J. C. L.Tourel. Belle Lcerative, John
Stewart, A Bingham. Louie Bonne 1)e
.Ie'wcy, J. T. Dickson. Horace Horton.
Heuer. D'An Wn, Andrew D: ysdaie,S Furze.
Rearm Superfine, Sam!. Furze. White
Doyenne, Henry Curwen, John Andrews.
Grey i Diene, John Andrews, HenryCur-
wen. Rearm. Hardy,W. J. Kiely. Beurre
Diel, J. H. Williams, John Stewart Reurrre
Roe, R. Furze, A. Bingham. Sheldon, A.
Itryedale, H. Horton. Winter Nellie, A.
Bingham, Joe. Whitely. Rearm Claire.au,
W. J. Kiely, A. Bingham. Howell, Jame"
Dickson, James Dickson, jr. Seeks!, A.
Drysdale, Glee Bro. Clapp's Favorite, H.
Horton, 8. Flrze. Lawmen, H. Horton,
W. Warnock. Rufen. A. Drysdale, J. C.
LeTouael. Josephine 1).Maline, A. Bing-
ham, R.Oovenlook. K.iffer, R Oovasbol
John Stewart Any other variety, named,
Wm. Stewart, A. Bingham.
rtrr/.
Hradahaw, J. Postleweit. Pond's Seed-
ling, Wm. Rtewart,W. J. Kelly. Victoria,
S. Furze Smith's Orleans, John Stewart.
Wallow Egg, Jobs Stewart. 1)uane'a Purple,
Wm. Stewart, W. J. Kiely. Lomherd.Wee.
Stewart, C. A. Humber. Reines Claude De
Remy, John Stewart. imperial Gaga, W.
Stewart General Hand,W. J. Kiely. Coe'.
Golden Drop, H. Horton, John Stewart
Peach, Peter Fox. firms ()age, S. Furse
Ooderich, Win. Stewart, Jos. Whitely. Any
other variety. nsmed,Won. Stewart.
PIM•HR
Early Crawford, S. Morsinptar, W. .1.
Mersey. Seedling, Wm. W arawk, ('has.
Chisholm.
,RA Pg't.
6 and 3 varieties, grown ander glees, R.
Warrington. White and bleak, R Warr
i gtom. Twelve varieties, epee air, R
t,oveaMsk, Wm. Warnock, R. Gibson.
Eight varieties, epee air, Wm. Werseeke
m. Stewart, Jas. iNeksos. Four varieties
eves ale. 8. Menei.gaiar, Wet. Weesesk,
S. (Sheen. Delaware, R. 'Messiest, W.
J. Kiraly. Ceneerd, Wes. Warse.k, W.
Rtewart Hartford, Wes. Stewart, J. T.
1)hkas.. Kttes.Ma,J. T. ElMtes•.
N. & A.J. T. 1)tekesn. NsRogers'
cees.
S. Gihs, i/. *ar eek. No. 9. nova-
lea- 8. Meroleastar. N. 14- J. T. Disiesa.
Ne. 1b. R Oov..l.k, Wes. Warsesk. Ns
19. R 0wvesl k Wm. Atew.rf. N. N.
R O.vsalwb, J. F. iMetals leas
Warmest, (Masa. Rdem, Wm Wr
ci
amok, D. W. Meme' illemead,
arm. W Vices, it. Remo -
leek Wile. spreek. leprous, Wm. War.
.t Vas, Mass.Ian ey ,
m. Hassee.
J.
k iter.=Stem, J 111. V .
sea,
JgEriv. Seem Wawa. WNn.
Wm. sl..r
-ties• Wm Stewart. J. T. Dhhsen.
Any etaar kid named R GenU
alosk.as.
Wella 8@dlht. J. . Wrtbawia Tires
Water m,lesr. Lima Wel.., W. Warteesk.
i..
T yellow Geri melon.. Wm. Waimesk
Hello gross er
seerlet Sea melees. Mee.
( Wile, A. Kirkbride
Wells. Chem"
mossy, sTarP AND 01:0**,
Display el hooey is marketable Maps, R
(:ovealock. Heavy is comb, lira C. A
[Weber. Jar of homy, Joie Porter.hou
H. R. Walker. Meek sager. 1f. Dreamer,
Matthew Woods. Maple syrup. Mas. Htw-
ber K Riabasdssa.
russent rel, WAD,
Collection of bome-wde preserves, lieu'
Church. Eva Cattle, S Merst'sgstar.
Peaches, J ohs Malec, M re. Walker. hare,
Mn. Walker, NV es. Warseek. Citron, eon,
Warnock, Mrs. Walker. Cucumber, lira
Humber. John Salkeld. Quince, Ura. Ham
bee, 1.F.Toms- Jellies, John Salkeld. Mn.
Gey. Porter. Home nude bread, Geo.
('lurch, Thos. Hamtltoo. Hoag -made
I read, tea 's wile h yeast cakes. Mr.. Walker,
t.eo. Church. 11• m nude bread, made w ill
balm 'a hop veer'. Thus. Hanultos, Geo.
(:rasa. Layer cake, Mts. Campbell, Wm.
Elliot. Te. bmouita, Jno. Porter, Geo.
Green. Collection of pies, net less teen 4,
A. E. Weahington, Eva Cattle. One dozen
taacy tarts. Eva l'attle, W. Warnock.
1'R.ri'4 IU].11.
1.1+T, on. (oala:lt.%U. )
Any subject, R. C'rockelt, Mw Mount
castle. Lsodecape, Can dme subject, !till
Moul,te+stle, R. Crockett. Marine View.
R. Crockett, Mw )Jounteastle. Animals,
from life, R Crockett, Mia llounteastle.
Flow erg or fruit, R. ('rockett, Miss Menet
castle. Still life i nut dowers or fruit), R
Crockett, Miss llouotcadle. Copies, and
subject, R. Crockett, klieg Mo.utastle.
A1ATICa WST, 011.
Ary subject, Miss Stokes, Mrs. A. ('
Johnston. Landempe.Mrs. A. l'. Jokseton,
J. T. Dickies. karma view, llR A. C
Johastoe, Jsa Ihck.ton, jr. Ani.als,from
life, Mr& Johuaton, Mrs Lam l! -J. T.
Dickson (highly reeemi tsoded Fkt+wegs
or fruit, Mre. G.Poetee.J.11.Rob.ruos. Still
life, loot flowers or fruit), Mrs. A. C. John
don. Orttioal painting, any subject, Mrs
Cain, bell.
Paoi'h',.iONA1 Lis?, WATER COLODI.
Any sul.ject, R. Crockett, Mies Venue
castle. Laod.cape, Canadian euiject, R.
Crockett, Mies Moantawitle. Mai no view,
R. Crockett, Miss ll000tostle. Animals,
from life, R. Crockett. Flowers or fruit,
R Crockett, Miss Mountcastle Still hie.
R. Crockett Copy, any subject, R ('rack
ett, Miss Mountostls Sepia, Miss
M(oaotoestle, R Crockett Pencil or crayon
drawing, Mies Mont eatle, R. ('tockett-
Pea and ink sketch, R. Crockett.
AaATRCR LIST, W %TL's ''u:AL'.
Aoy subject, Mrs. A. C. Johnson, Mies
Stokes. Landscape, Mrs. A. l'. Jetsam*. J.
T. Iiek.on. Marine view, J. T. Dickson,
E. Fraser. Aaimal, ern. Campbell,
Mss A. C. Johnson. Flowers or
fruit, J. M. Robertson, Mr. Campbell.
Still lite, E. Fraser, Mrs Jobaeoe
Original any .ul.jeet, L. Framer. Mrs. John
.on. Sepia, Mrs. Campbell, 1lis. Stokes.
Pencil or crayon drawing, Junes Symegfpttoon
Mrs. Johnson. Pen and ink sketch, Mrs.
Campbell, F.. Fraser. Specimen penman-
ship, plain. Him Stokes. Matthew Woods.
Specimen peentasship, er.aetests', M.
Woods.
PROFCWIO!(AI. 01 tnATLCa-
Architectural drawing, F. H. Speooe, R.
('rookete Engine, machine or null drawing
R. Crockett
WHEAT TESTS.
gs•e.ty-•re Varieties Grow. /n Oe mpg►
is,. Teat at the Ohio Mallet&
Theme wheats were grown in 161!, and
In order to detect inequalities in the soil
every third plot was sown with Velvet
Chaff (Penquite's), this variety having
been need for several years as a standard
a similar tests
Pest experience has shown filet in
such work as this neighboring piute of
:he same variety of wheat may be ex-
pected to show a variation of one or two
bushels per acre either way from the
average, and hence in this text tbo.e vP.-
rleties yielding wi;hin two bushels per
acre of the average of the Velvet ('teaff
plots between which they lay are resari-
ed at having given practically the aaule
yield as the Velvet Chef.
The following 23 sorts gave such
yields, those marked ei Laving given
similar pelds in the test of 14WJ at Co'
lnmbine Lehigh,• Sibley's New Gold-
en,* Tasaunian Red, Miller's Prolific,
Sheriff, Ontario Wonder, Fulcaater,•
New Losgberry, Extra Early Oakley,*
Silver (baff, Royal Australian (syno-
nym of Clawson), Oregon, Crate,• Rock
Velvet (synonym of Velvet Chaff),
Bearded Monarch, Fairfield.* Hickman,'
Buckeye, Jones' Winter Fife, American
Bros.., Willita, Beal, Early White
Leader, Pickaway.
The following fel sorb yielded in 1893
two to seven bushels per acre more than
the neighbaring plots of Velvet Quaff,
16 of them giving similar yields in 1843:
Valley and its synonym (Reliable•),
Egyptian.• Lebanon,* Rudy,' Poole,
Early Ripe,* Gypsy. Nigger, Surprise,
Wyandot Red,* Mediterranean, Ilindoo-
Stan,• Tasmanian Rad,* Democrat,
Delta,* Red Fulls and ita synonym (Ger-
man Emperor), Witter, Geneva,* Diehl
Mediterranean* and its synonyms (Gold-
en Cross* and Yuba), Tuscan Wand,*
Mealy, Golden Prolific,• Martin's Am-
ber, Landreth (synonym of Martin's
Amber), New Monarch, Miami Valley,
Mi@.osri, Bine Stem. Early Red Claw -
gnu,• New Michigan Amber, Badger and
Flat
The following 14 varieties yielded from
one and • half to four bushels lees
than the Velvet Chaff: Russian Red,
Pelta, Rocky Mountain, Wisconsin Tri-
dmph, improved Rice, Theta. Long -
harry, (hits Bow Stent, Yellow Gypsy,
Jame' flews Heed. Johnson°. Big English.
.°Rolm.•
Sixteen of the above named ports of
wheat have now been grown by the •to
ties is eomperative tort for eine years
is •ooreee ns.. Omitting fractiou., the
average yield has bees as follows: Val-
ley, al b.•hele; Red rubs, a Weasels;
Igyptiaa Nigpgw, Diehl 4dberan•se
and Prole. 14 Mehe1t Soya! Australian
(Clawnak Ts•n•nt•a Red, Demseral
sad Vetere Chat le bestsin elver
Chaff era MaMa1 Amber, • Weeni*
run.. nook W•illertivoise isefria. mid Laa-
..t_. ,.-..fist elves Mrs.
Dr. Fowler's
Batumi of Wild 81eswMrry is a reliable
remedy ihat can alwaye=sd ea
to Dare ruler., cholera cells.
erartpe, diarrhea. dyswMry, lead all
Immense@ of the bowel- 11 is a pure
Extract
oostaish g all the virtues al Wild Straw-
berry, Dae of the safer{ and forret oases
for all summer complain* meekired
with other harmless yet preempt oars/lire
ap.nknown to 'medical science.
The w
of Wild
Strawberry were known by the I.diaae
to be an .soallast 'tweedy fir diarrhea,
dysentery and looseness of the boweie;
but reedioal science has placed Delon
o
IlS
the public in Dr Fowler's t. of Wild
Strawberry
. complete anal effectual cum for all
those ng and often
complaints e0 00001100an ilia
able ohmat.
It has stood the ted for 40 years, end
hundreds of lives have been saved by its
prompt ace. No other remedy always
Cures
summer comvlainte so prom y, quiets
the pain so a e.ctualiy and ye irrita-
tion an enooeadully as this unrivalled
prescription cf Dr. Fowler. If you are
going to travel this
Summer
be sere and take a bottle with you. It
overcomes safely and quickly the dis-
tressing summer complaint so often
manned by change of air and water, and
andis leo bowel
veinal .e.- ackns@s,
ko
Complaints.
Price 35c. Beware of imitation. sad
substitutes soil by uasnrttpaloos dealers
for the stake of greeter profits.
The Whiteman Pea Harvests'
The heed in the world for the follow-
ing reasons :
-lea. It is built of the beat malleable
wrought iron sad areal
2Nd. It requires no bole@ to be drilled in
cutter bar.
&d. The oataide divider nen be raised
er lowered at tack or frost, iardependent of
liften.
4th. It ham so rod at the back to holt
olatrnet:one and Dawe choking.
5th. There are no springs to break or
vet oat of order.
6tb. It has movaLle clips and mea be eat
,n line with tongue of machin@ if cutter bar
bangs lack.
7th. Each lifter has a guard stay, and
breaking mower guanls i. imponible.
8th. Fitch lifter is independent of the
outer and can be rained or lowered at the
Lack w as to line in front should mower
guards be out of line.
9th. The number of machines ...lel dur-
ing the last aea.on enables a large number
of the leading farmers of the Province to
testify to its merit.. Every machine is war-
ranted and given on test. Sampo marbine
can be seen at R. Thompson'. Blacksmith
shop, Goderich, besides et different shop
over the County. JAMES W HITEM.\N,
Patentee and Meaulacturer.,
Thomas Brown, Cenral Agent, Seaforth.
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NERVINE
StomachlLiver Cure
The Moet Aston Medleal Dleoovery of
the Last One Hundred Years.
It is Pleuant to the Taste u the Sweetest Nectar.
It is Safe and Harmless u the Purist MIL
This wonderful Nervine Tonle bas only recently been introdyd
into this country by the proprietors and manufacturers of the Greg
South American Nen-ino 'Ionic, and yet its great value as a ecru "
agent has long been known by a few of the most learned phy'sicieel
who have not brought its merits and value to the knowledge of the
general public. -
This medicine has completely solved the problem of the care of ibs,
Section, dyspepsia, and diseases of the general nervous system. It
also of the greatest value in the cure of all forma of failing health fres
whatever cause. It performs this by the great nervine tonic glial „
which it posseesea, anal by its great curative powers upon the digrs
hs
organa, the stomach, the liver and the bowels. No remedy comp
with this wonderfully valucble Nervine Tonic as a builder and strength.
cner of the life forces of the human body, and as a great renewer of
broken-down constitution. It is also of more real permanent Take Li
the treatment and etre of diseases of the lungs than any const.mptbo
remedy ever used on this continent. It is a marvelous cure for sen.
owner; of females of all ages. Ladies who are approaching the critical
period known as change in life, should not fail to use this great Navin
Tonic, almost constantly, for the space of two or three years. It will
carry them safely over the danger. This great strengthener and esm
tire is of inestimable value to the aged and infirm, became its graft
enertnzing properties will give them a new hold on life. It will add ten
or fifteen years to the lives of many of those who will use a half dosis
bottle* of the remedy each year.
IT IS A GREAT REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
Broken Constitution,
Debility of Old Age,
indigestion and Dyspepsia,
Heartburn and Sour Stomach,
Weight and Tenderness in Stomach,
Loss of Appetite,
Frightful Dreams,
Dizziness and Ringing in the Ears,
Weakness of Extremities aid
Fainting,
Impure and Impoverished Brood,
Boils and Carbuncles,
Scrofula,
Scrof tloas Swellings and Ulcers,
Consumption of the Lungs,
Catarrh of the Lungs,
Bronchitis and Chronic Cough,
Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhoea, •
Nervousness,
Nervous Prostration,
Nervous Headache,
Sick Headache,
Female Weakness,
Nervous Chills,
Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxysms and
Nervous Choking,
Hot Flashes,
Palpitation of the Heart,
Mental Despondency,
Sleeplessness,
8t. Vitus' Dance,
Nerrousness of Females.
Nervousness of Old Age,
Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Back,
Failing Health, Delicate and Serolisle.s ('hiltlatalfr
Summer Complaint of Infanta
All these and Inuny other complaints curd by lab Wonderful
Nervine Tonic.
NERVOUS DISEASES.
As a cure for every class of Nervous Diseases, no remedy mss Yls
able to compare with the Nervine Tonic, which is very pleasant Hi
harmless in all its effects upon the youngest child or the oldest and Berl
delicate individual. Nine tenths of all the ailments to which the hoes
family is heir are dependent on nervous exhaustion and impaired
tion. When there is an insufficient supply of nerve food in the
general state of debility of the brain, spinal marrow, and nerves is
result. Stan -ed nerves, like starved muscles, become strong who es
right kind of food is supplied; and a thousand weaknesses and adonis
disappear aa the nerves recover. As the nervous system must sappi,/ti
the power by which the vital forces of the body are carried on, it lets
first to suffer for want of perfect nutrition. Ordinary food does not am
fain a sufficient quantity of the kind of nutriment necessary to repair
the wear our present mode of living and labor imposts upon the nerwa
For this reason it becomes necessary that a nerve food be supplied
This South American Nervine has been found by analysis to contain im
essential elements oat of which nerve tissue is formed. This accounts
fur its universal a.Laptability to the cure of all forms of nervous de
rangement.
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itt.. sun -1 desire to err to ya'. that I
1... mewed fair essay y ear with a very earloes
dMre of the stomach sad Derma- I trill every
medicine 1 could hear ef. bat aotbLS dose ate
any appreciable seal watt I was adviasd to
try your Goat South American Benin, Tomse
sad Stomach mad lirer tiara. aa.a it w• seise
waved battle or 1t 1 must say Hast I am we
prised at its mos ,fel ',owes to tun lb./stom-
ach
S.stom-
ach and P•ueral sorrow system It .verynae
kart/ the raise of this eemady as I du you would
mot be able to supply the demand.
1. A. 1140ao1.u, Za-Trans. Mo.tgomery Co.
assrlrre& Wner, reoir, of •ro.neeary. res
say.. " I had here la a dims...d eoeadas ter
throe yes from N•rva'.as e. wcakw d tae
Stomach. Dyspepsia. s.1 Iadimatinn. serf wl
1,0451 was Sow. i bbl Issas "Icelaa tea
etaat/y. wit! so wale. 1 bosdt oes !stilet
Smith American Nervier, which dose .r mss
Scrod W. nay p• worth d dortoet 1 ser
dad 1. my IM. i wo.M *4.5..vecy asskb ►
•0s. to .m this valuable aid lovely rrmdf;•
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A SWORN CURE FOR ST. VITAS' DANCE OR CROREA.
CZAWVORD*VILL1, IND., June 2's 1867-
My
MMy daughter, eleven years old, was sever!y aflleted with 8t Vitus' Dass
er Chorea. We gtsve tier three and one-half bottles of South Ameriesn Be"
vice and she is completely restored. 1 believe it will etre every eras d 81'
Vitus' !bine. I have kept it In my family for t Tearer and ams >
the greatest remedy In the world for Iod pe andand for ra
forms of Nervous Disorders and Fa111ng Snaith, from w eaase•
State of
Jona T. X.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this Jun* 22, 1887.
C►rAa. W. Warolrr, Notary 1'ak1M
INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA'
The Great South American Nervine Tonin
Which we now offer you, is the only absolutely unfailing remedy ewe
discovered for the cars of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the vast traisef
symptoms and horrors which are the result of disease and debility of
the human stomach. No person can afford to par by this jewel of itteJl'
culable value who is affected by disease of the stoonacb, because thea'
perience and testimony of many go to prove that this is the o11 law
owLv ons great cure in the world for this universal destroyer.
is no ease of unmalignant disease of the stomach which can dsilt tie
wonderful curative power of the South American Nervine Tonic.
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EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
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