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sisitAL i.moi.. PM 0.4P peals to leaf at
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. Jf Muer £1101..7. Solicitors. aa. (iod.
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CAMICHJN, BOLT & HOLMES,
Barristers. SOIMlV.r, la 1)1a.oery, to
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Dad1.y Holmes.
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tiederieb.
MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE
at Nomt. Notes discounted. C.
6i1t, arae eppesite Marcia•. Hetet. Bode
MONEY TO WAN. - $26 000•00
.01 Private reads to lieth at ii peras-
arty. LOITile 1. DA$CKY. Herten'* bier.
mart" Cabers. Meer. 0M.i10 . Met
FJ. T. warm., TIRE, LIFE AND
• thereat lss•ua.oe aaset - at lower
rates. Otos-Cor. Norther. sad arrir., 0.4-
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amount et Private rands ter tavwse
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1St. sarsaos. Real 101.1. sad Meer
�sei. Moat' t Le*gem. ory a o. �
Iola., at the lowest ret of Interest is
say way to suit tan .arrnw.r. Oats -
sod door trams $i..re. Weir letreet, Amid.
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THOMAS ODNDRY, AUCT1ONIBR
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Ina. Co. Ws. at-
tended to la any part of the county. *111
J OHN KNOX, OEJERAL ADO-
tio...r and Lead Valuator. Yeaertek.
Oat. Maytag W esaitheralde oxpeeiesw la
the aaelM.su li le la • pnWen is
diorama with all rim
maitheas eiserweith is Iris. Others Mitt st
YMeardi r► P.O.,mat let lath is Ids
Hera.ss Yr tlnmIal laoHN
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1HOZ Ouiaty Artlemear MIM*!
Dental Announeemset.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
ETHEL-Gd1ONIDP,
set
DR. R. RICHARDSON'S
OMR SL P•1L.aa.
OVER HILLIAES' BIR1111 SNOP.
OOD'ILiQE, OMT.
It affairmest��a0 uniheMal wtirsetles. stir
W▪ eems. 10 siee1 thit her sed meet ave the �w7 0.44
ansllrf.etruthtlt to w is iA 4 tth�e letete
„ ealmelfee earweery wawa Y warranted *arra
M airs t1s leer seta deer. the eorwdiea
e t teeth sr stamps of tiny W.4. to awry
every ease, aid yen Mole Wei h the ssest
entrees" esass.
mina XI L-0113.LORID3D
is • Meal sa"eetbe1e that never-sgbees the
Wiest la the slighter. 11ana1ee as water.
sad the best method karma ea earth N rarer
the teeth aesw"eeltive t polo. Pitafoate
assure see it le
PeeMld/ canteens M. N. ageaes.
A8 therrtla I... waHthe lteeth S•4 ikitaw.
Myfallatalliaarado aro mina
Wit r DR. a >*J0EA10e011.
reed 1.r.eag.
As same ss ear little es* ma .peak, the
SNOW ehe.M faith it le kid •• 0004 mom
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the - Se every member et the fatally as it
merle them tar the bat time la the My.
h r the habit et beets .eeraims d Nit
hied, itiduled epee seta Nes w 0atarel as
toreador& that mesh.. He wdL4ed a►il
drat, who make the wed -red M said w
n'se, always pair mad weetemee ss • mi-
le' of seer.., with that Int p-4ikmmas that
nesse" Nein the bark ' Cemep•-y 11110-
o•'o" sro tsmaUy .. a.amet. M all : mad
'h• mmt*.r that briers bar 'roadies ap te
=teed
said -_aunt• is the hems
�wuW3 seed hays no leer d their belaviw
▪ thrg ere Way are testa
14° kik
no "Omit sisvaaas.'
winch *seal iii Mks istoginallas of egad
••fit t* wipe.
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
Th. 01414 from the Loma DM
• . weHt1$ Masa .t . essay flews served
up t gnu averybsely-I 9 and
ream 114p/ed and Cs.dess.d
►*won every e.ettsa.
W INGIMAM 11. Stewart
oar lead of horn to l,ollingwood,
last.
W Ingham : W m. F'y fe
school at Ku_udine, .ad
duties on Moodily Int.
Wiogham: 1). Stewart shipped two car
bald of export cattle, by way et I'ortkair,
em Thur.d•y, per G. 1'. It
W Ingham : John Greys, lag of Chicago
has purubaaad toe tarattere •ad usd.nak•
isg bummer et T. E Coroya.
Gerrie : Edwin Sperling, of the 5th om..
Howi.k, has • .we .etch dropped four
lambs Sad they .re all well sal hearty.
Brussels . O. E. Tomball, formerly of
ltrusas4, was ohuee. let Vice -President of
Norfolk street Methodist church, Guelph,
Kpwurth [magus,
Se•lonh : Mr. Patrick Spain, one of :he
oldest reanimate of this town, died Theirs fay
morning, aged 79 years. Paralysis wee the
calf.m of death.
Win/Mani Mr. and Mrs. W. Hole, of
Rellef°amin•, Ohio, former retreats of
tomo, have come bath here to reside. It N
cud that Mr. Hele will engage io business
with Ito brother-i.•law, Mr. Mule.
Heafryn Last Wednesday That C.
Whitler, of Heafryn, formerly of Brussels
and Mies Mary G. Jack•uo, of Elmn
Elise, we
witted in marriage at Victoria ('ottage,
lirs..ele, by Rev. k. Paul. The groom u
employed on the G. T. K at Heafryn sec -
ties.
t:orris : Mrs. Richard Graham, just
North of this tillage, has • goose which •
short time ago laid an egg measuring 9i
mohair lin circumference lied 12 inches in
length. From that day she has laid two
good sized eggs every time she bee gone to
boa seat.
Hulled S Appleby has bought from
John Luhun, • term of 50 acres es the 9th
ora., being part of let 15 The farm has •
good frame house. barn cad other buildings,
and was bought at 11,800, at which figure
Nr. Appleby has secured a good property
cheap. He has had it rented for several
years.
Brumfield : B. R. Miasma rented his
farm of 50 sores to W m. Aikeahead for $120
• year. He sold all hu stock and imple-
ments to Mr. Afke.he•d, who will have the
Ent crop. Mr. Higgins reserves the house
sod orchard for his own um 1 he farm is
• good one, .acted about • mile from the
vtliage.
%Ingham : Edward Armstrong was toned
dead to bed om Tueed•y morning at the n-
o deses of his son, Thos. Arm.trc.g, Kest
W owman. Deceased had been trou bled
with heart disease, and this is supposed to
have been the cues of his death. H• had
reached the age of 81 years. The interment
took place t. -day at the R. C. Ce. awry,
Morris.
Seaforth : A very sad death oocurred in
town on Saturday monitor last, when Nor-
man Russell, only child of J. ('. Smith, pas-
sed •way at the early age of five years and
fes months. Russell was a particularly
bright and happy child, and was the light
sad suoehtee of the home. About two
weeks aro he was attacked with 1. grippe,
welch settled oat his brotn.
Blowers : Mn. Jahn Patterson, who has
bees in poor health .11 winter, wee takes
suddenly ill last Thursday evening, and
died Tuesday moraine, 23rd Inst. Mrs.
Patterson, whose maiden name was Mar-
garet Taylor, was horn in the year 1820. in
R.zboroshire, sear Hawick, Scotland, and
settled near (:alt, in 1854. They removed
to near Rlthvale in 1870.
Stanley : A very sudden death occurred
is this township, on Thursday lat. Wil-
liam Peak, one of the oldest settlers of the
Goshen line, had been out attending to his
cattle, and when he came into the house he
complained of • pain in the chest. Half all
hour afterwards he was dead. He had at -
toned the age of 76 years, but was • man of
unusual good brake and vigor.
shipped a
on Friday
b•e secured a
oumasenced hie
DON'T CARRY
A COUNTERFEIT
It M Contrary 1. law sad Nay roan 0 .-
agrve•ble tworesesees.
' A man better have • lire midweek" is
his pocket than • counterfeit dollar carried
as a pocket piece,' said Impactor lowers
of the Treasury Department when talkie(
about the tarrying of coins or bills which
awe knows to be.oaouaicit •A gnat many
tom don't know Lb. danger they run u this
thug,' he said. 'Suppose, for in.taso.,thiih
• San has • oou.trleit d.ilar which he has
had for years one that he has piked op
some when and carr. as • pocket piece. He
goes into • store ow day and bays some
article or other and gets a lot of silver coin
in ebaage. He goes from the store, say t
a earth when he buys a drink. or to some
drat erre to get something or ether -it
tartars set when he goes, provided there
is the el them rears'oung fellows behind
the renter who is always ready to take
..orebody op or serserag or otter.
'Paying for kis prates with sae of N*
dollars, lbs teas h.brd w eeaater may be
fii0ge the drier bask with the remark *kat
that it is eoaatstieit. Tao purshasar,ssaaa
what slashed and sat likfsg Ne there of
the aowd around, bogie to make omens
to the offset that 1. did not knew it the
oosaterteit, end ee ea, sad the .4..k. who
is maxisss M make • record se • assatthit
detests.., asidealy &le in the polies, Med
eke assn is arrested and searched. Os his
persas is hosed tie
d the other eterfsit
dollar, sad the perus.io. of the ewe dollars
is prima focie evidence) that be bended to
pass both of them, sod that man ham', got
ewgb friends is the world to keep him
out el th. pwitestlsry. True, it leeks
bard, bet that as. fess se steres carry*,
w etted • seenterf01 coin for • pookes mese
or thy other Bassa. It is a viel.ith
of the law to tarry emu t wary sheet
with yes. ssmethias labisb teamy p..pls do
set mina
Scares I happen to 1...1104 a mss, a
raise in ase of the well knows basks of
Mhaeapelis er St. Peal, ter release. hes •
O hill is lits pemessiea, I ge into that
beak, sad I call him by . . sad ask kits
far that bill H. says be her% fes it.
'Daft' 1 rwleb, 'yes dM bars sae& a bill yes.
win b year pesssaia... ler i het the
testemesy at two repass*, saes that they
saw yes slew it armed w some parties.
Now, I wan Mt NIL Tee boo. se bad -
este arta it ' He Seams sad maim awl -
tows twists sad dais oOMs t w me ay alas -
Imam.
a -
set sad est a eeirah and f e
d r. tbMWl Lem
Itbd
thus send thing, bat there Is see Saw, sod lettoleN.
16e p�Mfiw'aty might w know the facie
u the owls Asti forowly it was not 1a
oaG.os La intake the dies whit# ere used t
uwaterl.s* ag-asybudy could wk• them.
e mbody oo.W haw them u their pusses
. en so long ss t� wore nut iced, bet that 1
has all been efietlged a a." -10iaa.apolte
J ouruaL
THE WHEEL 18 THE THING.
alae 00.dred and Twr.ev•ao senate
tortes •re Mais.g Sall • tetlitse
titrietes,
The magnitude of cycaug as . patiaao u
hard to gr..p m these end of the oentury
day., whoa um u Laid that 'everybody' is
now • wisterias. Within the last five
years the popular crate has extended to a:I
aivtbx.d countries on the face el the globe.
It it u America, however, that the greatest
progress has hoes noted, and 10 cycle 000-
struottes the country now leads the world.
1. 1885 then were but Lar taken of
cycles In Una OU..tr), w,lh a total output
•.time ed •r under 11,1 1) wawa Five
years later 17 rnanul•oturiss turned oat u
the umehborbuod of 40,(100 wheels.
From 17 to 126 is an an..ciwmt stride tor •
period of five years. but the laud Sam act s-
ally represents the number of f•ctori.e taro•
ing out bicycle. in America today. An out-
put of nearly 500,000 mech4,es in the ..tam -
a1 for this year toe this OOUOtry •luso.
A territorial divi.un of the 126 cycle
ataouf•cturiee shows that the Empire SLat•
dew hiss 25 Th. New England states
have 24 between them ; New Jersey. Penn
. ylvaou have 15 ; 1.4,..., Michigan and
O hie, 35 ; Wisconsin, Illinois and Miseoun,
27. Between 18.000 Sad 22,000 heals .r.
employed to these factories. Such enor-
mous interests, growiog at the present rate,
eaaaot fail ID . short um. w Labs the Mut
a.d set eke pace for domestic maaufactur
tog trades. -New fork Times.
L et Tear alter Ws4. nth 4 La Carry
T,es. say.. CyeWg .harp.
It u a signttf�aat point to note in oounec
toil with the light weight orate 141.1 r.o
really high grade maker -•t Mast none who
Ma obtained recogni too -catalogue. • m. -
cboo weighing leu than 21 pounds, cats;
ogee weight, .t. whit u koown as the popu-
lar puce, unless • specific statement is made
that such a mecbue will not be yu•ranteed
for road um, and even those wt... du stake •
roadster supposed to weigh under meaty
pounds and luted .t 125 higher than the
standard line object in moa instasoes to
stand behind them with • broad gu.r•.tee.
The good saint hath well said • there u
rea.os is all thing.,' and, with the exoep
tiee of the avarice bicycle crank, I tbtnk
th.t the saying u • true one. What earth-
ly dig/rear does • couple of pounds weight
stake u the running yu•lities of a road ma-
chine. Can any one •newer' I trove not,
but Say repair man can tell y..0 the differ-
ence that a couple of pounds make in the
wearing qu•li tee
It u no doubt very pigment to be able to
pick your machine up ca one finger Lad call
the.tt..tio. of admiring friends to its leek
of avoirdupois, but even an 18 pound bi-
cycle is .suite • load to carry under your
arm ion • redhot day in August), with •
twisted frame and buckled wheel., sad the
Dearest railroad station lye miles away. In
the words of the poet, don't be • champ ;
buy • bicycle that be.r. • first clam maker's
mine, fit it with standard road tire., sad
let it weigh enough to carry you safely. -
New York )recorder.
*4..1440. ■a • Sell.
Ie the first place, for immoral riling it is
safe to my that one should .ever try te
keep the same speed in going up . hill that
he has been setting himself on • ievel rola.
1 -et the is the u•turwl %cadency of all riders.
The bicycle should be allowed to slow down
and the pressure on each pedal should be
made the moment that it turns beyond the
hige.t popof its arc. The push should be
strong If moment, and should then be
withdrawn before the p01.l has turned se
far down that the pressure ea it is partially
wasted In other words the principle is the
same as u rowing, where the stroke should
be made most powerful st the moment
when the oar ie at rirbt .ogles with the
body, and therefore in the petition where
the oarsmen's strength counts for the times•.
If the bicycle is allowed to run slowly, and
this pressure u •Itorn•rely made .a 0110
pedal and then on the other, you will find
it mimes along .lowly, to be .urn, but stead•
d y, and that you ►n at the top of the hiU
before you realize, and without having *yea
gviokeoed your pulse to any great extent.
A very steep hill, may, of course, be made
easewhet easier by taking it diagonally
. arose from sae side t the other if the road
is wide sat smooth enough -that is, by rig -
:wpm sp the hill. -Harper'. Young
Odd atlas and WaWs.
As odd skirts sad waists are the Nato re
of the .eases Saw ides in beth .re sosstanr-
ly cropping sp. This style u now standard
and will 000000e foe time indefinite. Th.
coining Summer promises t be the biggest
tootles waist lassos yet knows. Now we ere
wearing them et set or haw over rlk ; okif-
fea. gear. or nape oyer Salk .r satin; velvet.
the *oft lniehed liberty satin, striped tied
figured obangeable taffetas sad • (tow plaids
u velvet sal silk. 411 colors and oo.M-
satir a aro worn in this earls' Omer.
Sleeves ere t the wrist w elbow and very
harpa Fancy toilers and ribbn. belts are
were. Guipure leer yokes and epaulet rat -
les •bound, awl in many ithraaoes • guy
her 'deism finishes the Lao. trimming. Vel-
vet tied shifoe aro'ambieed with say ma-
terial. Jet and ri►boo ars o.mmcaly used
trimmings_
8oaie of the combis•tion. are • silk waist,
velvet sleeves, narrow belt and eollar and
yoke .f knot yeadyka Another re pink
shifts over pink silk, with pink satin rib-
bon berries .rat nowt, es well as belt, ands
• light grass sailor. Milk edges the collar
sad outlier the bretellse said 1.14 Mask
chiles, net or thaw weirs ere made over
island silk said trimmed with bleak sarin
ribber ted • erred velvet color. The
area are full in *theta, tbeegk sada ever
• Mn.d Haag. Six yards si silk are now
allowed for • wear end the sagas of chit
foe.
• Nse.s.mtl.00 Tessa.
The following advertisement appears is •
Leedom paper : Wanted, by a gerleman
wk. M eater sesveneai t leave his beer
sear Wimbledon pat as he feted it, 90,000
Maltby Isms. Omsk as delivery, middle d
Mira. Litter. . Narriater, earn .f
s-, sal,. w.1 ' W.
ghee page steam.
'Na .Omer. I .M aN-ea..•a marry
t*s esa.t Mot I is marry ay bawl
atm vs with my brad,'
'Savas t ehfid. law M yea wawa to
amu yea a_I atter flee t
AO fail Was Oa0 fit raa
Illow im yser 1t
Vise 1 M -W. Nit
IP) essli n • Wheel
_ Tee lien see be boa •a atm
o we :• 111=1
, i>IMe g~ ? eO Iso aria* I w e&
Your husband will notice a great
improvement an your cooking,
mhs
You use Car'roLENE
Your house will not be filled with
the odor of hot lard, wife,.
Y^u use fOLENE
Your doctor will lose some of his
Dyspepsia cases, wire*.
You use ii .ENE
Your children can safely eat the
same food as yourself, wh'is
You use Cd1YOLENE
Your money will be saved, amid
your cooking praised, wen.
You use CerrlOLENE
Famous cooks, prominent phy-
sicians and thot'sands of every-"
day housekeepers endorse it.
Will you give it a trial?
Seed la Goad a pound pUls, by all graces
mads only by
The N. K. Faltkank
Company,
Sar u4.g....ad A.. ata.,
SAL
MR.JOHN RALPH
TIN AND STOVE DEALER,
Hamilton -at.,
Has decided to continue in
Business, as he has im-
proved in health and is
able to attend to his cus-
tomers in the way of
jobbing and repairing,
and will continue to sell
AT + LOWEST -PRICES !
GODERJOH
Ste am Boiler Works.
ESTABLISHED '*140.1
A. S. C H RY STA L
8s.oreser to Ckrtstal It Bfaak.
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station
ary Marine, Upright it Tubular
29OiiRSw
Salt Patti, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also deals M Upright and Horizontal Bllde
Valve iaariaes. Automatic Cat -OR malate •
realty. All deme of pi e and pipe-Mt/mg
ootht.tly on band. 11aUsaees furnished oe
Mort netice. Repairing prom Uy .needed to.
IN1-ly P. 0. x A. Ood.rloh, Oat
Works -Opposite G. T. R. 8t.tica. Ged.rloI
PLAITING KILL.
FSTARLISNED 101111.
Bllchallaiis•CrV0Olat & Ulnas
r•trur
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Denten la all kinds et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aird builder's meter -lel of every desertpttes
School Furniture a Specialty.
SYSTM RENOVATOR
MCP (WHIM TOOTED aast0ntss.
Specific and Antidote for
Impar., week and impoverished blood, dye
deeple.r..a., palpitation of the
rL, liver oompplaint, neuralgia, loss of
memory, beosabiti., ooe.umption, gall
stones, jaundice, kidney and urinary
diseases, St. Titus' dance, female irreg.
0lartities and ratters.' debility.
LABORATORY, tOORRUN, ONTARIO
J. M. MCLEOD,
Proprietor and Mannh.ntar.r.
MoL.on's Reiman Rano.•roa can As bad
from ell dr uprtw In town, a well ashen
ell the dragnet. botwep °woe Soared td
bdsesh. ituser.. Durham ted Torero.
NO7 1m,
CAUTION
Owing to the enormous
sale of our famous
`Something Good
Cigar
Other Mee ern pang se the
market ieferih MR this passe.
A peer srlW, kawrat imitated, these
hr. the hes ail Ostia"
bang eenntwklNad la e /wrest•0 to .seek
the a s is $. lett • seat Maar ea
Is partes lng ase thin eat tire/. mark
lll.wM.) sad (glia aro as each
bar, as ether is tmaal la Oar
ewe bead i rglteetad said soy sat soli
lag
a. bor den
wain *him semen will In
1
Ein ' Tobacco Co., Montreal.
MILLINERY
We have in Stock all the latest
designs and shades in trimmed and un-
trimmed Hats and Bonnets. Also
Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Ribbons, and
everything in the line of
FINE MILLINERY.
A large stock of very *heap Hut- on blind
t MISSES Y.&TES,
I •.
j THE SQUARE, Goileridi.
Cheap Tin -Ware
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Our Stock of Tin Ware was never so Large or Chep as
it is this Spring. being our own snake and made of the best Char-
coal Tin.
See our line of
X Creamery Cans, Boilers, Tea Kettles,
Strainers, Pails, Milk Pans, &c.
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THE EMPIRE STATE( MILK CAN
..is Now, having Several improvements. Examine this
Can before buying.
Buv THE WEATHER AND WATERPROOF PAINTS -the only Pure
Really -Mixed Paint. Every can guaranteed " Pure.Also a full line
of Dry Paints, Oils, Turpentine, White Lead, etc.
HARPER & LEE.
els rrarei'rlessb.r,, rle.salt4.. !lege sod Versa.'. ora.
SAVINCMONEYIS
MAKING MONEY 1
Parties wishing to save money can do so by calling on Mr.
JOHN KNOX at his Wareroou,s opposite Martins Howl, where he
keeps a full line of Agricultural Implements on hand open for inspec-
tion. _ --
Noxon Binder, Noxon Mower, Noxon Seed Drill. Noxon Spring
Tooth Cultivator, Noxon Horse Rake and Sharp Rake.
Full line of the Cockshutt Plow Company Riding Plows, Walk-
ing Plows, Twin Gang Plows, Corn and Root Cultivators, Road Scrap-
ers, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Little Gem Pea Harvesters.
McLaughlin Carriages. Buggies, Phaetons, Road Carta, Training
Carts. All the latest design. All work warranted.
Adams Wagons, Paris, Ont, all kinds.
Any person wishing anything in the above line will find it to
bis advantage to call on Mr. Knox and inspect his goods before buying
elsewhere.
AUCTIONEERING a specialty. Being practical in the above and
in stock. and having had several years' experience, can guarantee entire
satisfaction.
JOHN $NO$,
AGENT AND AI'(TiONEER.
DAIRY TINWARE_.
WE HAVE MADE UP A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DAIRY
TINWARE.
Such as Strainer Pails, Milk Strainers, Milk Pans,
Creamery Cans, with or withoilt .taps,
Cheese Factory Supplies, Milk Pala, with Iron clad bottoms.
Also Pails with Copper bottoms, all wade out of the very best Tin
and our own maka-
If Your Tin Pani or Pails want new bottoms, or repairing of any
description, or if you want any Tinware made to order, come to the
New Tinshop, opposite Martin's Hotel.
HOSPITAL FOR
LEAKY TINWARE 3. E. WORSELL & CO.
The Practical Ta, Steve and Furnace Mee.
i1 Matches that Light."
Telegraph . .
Telephone..
Tiger.... - . .
Parlor.. .. .
For the information of any-
one wanting this kind of Match,
we give the names of those fully
answering the requirement. They
are made by
THE E. B. EDDY CO., "CANADA.
IcP 'Y' Pn 7. I'S1!T
For the prevention of fungous disesetts and for the destruction of insect
life on fruit trees we are handling one d the best Pumps on the market.
lade iu
Pira Sips!
Stroll, Choap
and Dllrablo!
it has an automatic agitator whirl keeps solutions in constant motion, thus
insuring ar even strength and equal distribution of the chemicals.
information regarding solutions and tinges of spraying cheerfully given.
DAVISON & CO.
Keep your Feet Dry
It you catch old now It wW hang on alt
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