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DR. HUNTER, PHYSICIAN, SUR
Bien Ata Oalee-Nels•a's Rock, Menr-
nal.t. Night e.1 s trey British lexohayc
MINN. 8317
Di(. J. HAMILTON, YKTI':BINARY
gas graduate of ()•tarfo t-eterio•rr
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promptly site -dad at all hours, day or night
001es narldbs. street O♦poette Colborne
tl •,let. lidos
LOSIOL
M0. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER, SO -
Wafts. efts. cemstisslietc.,ier, eblow to
loan.. Odom : ear. ilmoditea sad Nt, Aa-
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IOTTUS E. DANCEY, BARRD:ITER,
J asWter.Oenvgerew. Ata. eta Moan,
to Isom at lerreM rata Horten'. Mock,Op-
posite Colborne HON, Qederteh. O.t. !H1-tf
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R0. HAYS, BARRISTER. SOLICIT
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rich. J, T. Harrow. (iC.. W. Proudfuet.
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VV Nuri tars, a.IMIMn la Cheater, ext,
oodmme.
leh. M. C. Oa.s, 41.C. ; P. Bolt .
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G. WARS, CONVEYANCER,
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ABOUT 9000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
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Papers, Mayomises, ale- on Pile.
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Librarian.
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THOMAS 01314RY. AIICTIONEER
_• •ad i _ . _ b eodarMb. Ont.
. ad Gam II . (4. Sales at
16°4011 10 In •a7 Dart of the county. 50-17
JOHN KNOX, OEIIERAL AU0-
wooer sod Led Valuator. Oderbk.
Oat. Harts. had considerable a xp.rises la
tit.atiotiofteming tools, he Y be • peeRfos e
thenarie with eatl5E.otten all tem
nieces" entrusted to him. Orders Mit et
Martha'. Rotel, ar sent by mail be kis
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Dental Announcement.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
ETHEL-caI:osiue
at
DR. Z. RIDSON'S
8M1111'8L l/ii.Na.
OIIEA WILLIAM NMN' Vier.
002 , OW.
tease err eat sir osis&. atter
!k .ppl tteetstt,, reel Mtaem r
vie siantms ef asA a em•hhea
Names. le submit I law the cob and
"'WareeeMt e w V Reds/tab. the Isessi
u ornate IIs fret on a dar+s daring
xtra. le
et teeth or stomps of mar «tad 10 .early
e'er/ emus, amid very little pal■ in the meet
« trams soma
ETH MM.-0BIAD RIDID
b • boil .-aestlstl. that sersealleet5 the
rodent is the is baronesses water.
W the best .;W Stow. r woolen
to reai
the tooth w M pd.. P.1leste
wenn" ms It M
Pereelsolly Mrvelowa ea its at firm.
1'tessreatisa et the mom&
My d�wWj Nssat{m0s wtttl sal ! s
wemim ors m1i.
IIIc W OL 1L ieMA=tefbi.
..sr. a Rases.
A (feed lamb is better dos wadi' dish.
Imam how to Mil a .tory. A well told
"eey re as'bassme as • sunbeam in • tisk
reps Learn to keep y..trre.fMr M pr
ash. Tis world is too busy M we for
roar ills sod .shrugs Lean to sloe reak
4It. if yen sanswt tee ray b the
Imtideaves to r windishe bad er Irt nes
pee kava tie .stere.
%" • se ,---- . nen% cry.
Peru de well in Dowels. hot they ore eat e
N'm i red Mk. Learm a weed yew
hies& with • socia TM Irma ►wares
Sae or wed b •11111,01100.111114M1 Me
ri rsgirdrbr b Dat wasted
"l' .0d j� • wi.ri. r well. -lit.
liminsalbs he Cm Swim Otif/
Woe mileveni.
TILL SIGNAL : GODRBIIQH, ONT., THIIIdDAT, MAY 9. 1895.
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WHAT BECOMES OF WRECKS ?
over a 0..d.ed Tb.w••..d Shite as the
eeteews .< the s.a,
la hooka, at The .,eras, tae mid almost
trYsikv.ly turns to the fate of the elope
whit« hose foetid their resits' plots there -
la. 11 the reader wen appointed to inspect
the bottom sl the dratted se., be would be
sure to look at awes for 5001 resonate
this kmd, overwhelmed by .term sed
labii.
Today has depicted these vemala as 1151 k
ly strews over the bottom of the ocean, • ed
at times as suspended in tine depths, uattJle
es aOsouot ot the dssrdty ot the water, 10
dad their way down. But all ks rug .f the
oo.ditww of the deep leads us to believe
that the vessel ..eke to the button .tra47h
away. Iu a few bouts •1 snout, it reams*
its eheri..ti.f; grave, sad is ready for the
swift ideas mai tu while awaits It.
Who it reecho" the bed .f the sea it
mast Is part ai.k into the oo.., which
everywhere a deep. Quickly tho creature,
of the sea who, by long existence in fields
where food Malay, nava lammed to avail
tbem.dvto ed every chance of subsistence,
seize upon all the orvanic mutter which for-
tune has .eat to them. Evan the masts
and the other woodwork will shortly be
booeycombed and weighed dons by en-
crusting terms.
if the reader could traverse the field
whereunto mune the shot riddled ships of
Trafalgar, he would probably be surprised
at the little cnaoge 1. .be observed to the
ladsoape. Eau's wreck would most nicely
appear as • lois mound of debris. in which
it would be difficult to trace the semblance
of the stout .raft which waged the greatest
des tight of all time.
Ships et European peoples have been for
centuries badtug t heir way to the floor of
the ocean. Probably o-er 100,000 triols
bete met this tate .base the time when our
race first began to spread. throughout the
world. Yet by far the greatest part of
these have tallest opo° t he shallows sear the
shore, where the .wilt cuareats and rapidly
moving debris are likely to aid is their de-
struction and burial.
How quickly they disappear in these • on -
dittos. may he judged by 1181 experience of
the dtver who b...041ght for sunken trot.
sures. Almost invariably, after • hundred
years or .o have paved, they tinct_ that the
craft u quite lost to sight. Far more money
has been spent o such exploratioas than
has berm woo from them.
Curiously enough, the molt permanent
records of man's etnpure of the sic are (1e•
isg written in the ashes from the-coal-fd
tires of the steam ships Thu waste s o
rte nature iDdaetructtble, and the mase ot
material c..utrsbutod i0 any one year to the
,cos bed is to be reckoned by the million
toss. In time all the great "hip routes will
he paved •ith this debris, which will be
built into the rocks, to remain as the most
sdsrt.g physical mo.umeut of roan's sway
open this sphere.
d
Tradition mid Mlort..
Solomon far ecltp.es he fader to rabbini-
cal tune. la agreement with moat meters
nations, the Jews credit him with power
over demote and genu. Well might he be
called the wise King : but of the 'robin/oat
examples of his wsdoin we can only give •
few. When ateut to build the temple he
sent to Phaoah to lend him the isrvtoes of
some skilled artificers. The Evyptain King
with rather niggardly ktngortft, only seat
those who wet, doomed t• die within the
year Solomon sent then bank, each man
with • shroud, and with the taunting rues
sage to his brother monarch : 'Hest thou no
shroud. to bury th'.ne own dead "
Wbeo the Queen of Sheba vsited him,
among the 'questiote' that she nut to htni
was oar which seriously purzld the Mag.
In each hand she held • wreath of flowers,
one ot which was natural and one artificial,
but eo ex.iutslte was the workmro.hip of the
latter that, at the distance the Queen stood
from the throne, no a:Serene, oould be d.•
tests. Could the wen Solomon, who knew
all horticulture 'Irom tube cedar that Is in
Lebanon to the hyssop that spriugeth out
of the wall,' tell his visitor which was the
true and which the (aloe ' The King was
nosplussed for • mo.nent, lot only for •
moment. He ootnmanded that the doors
and windows should be throws open, sod
the bees, entering 40, answered for him the
gsestion of the Queen of the South. All the
Veer Round.
The tittle 0.n Wklpped she aim One.
We do not believe in upholding lighting,
as • rule, but if we ever glorified In tae mss
whippet, another it lase on Wednesday af-
ternoon, when we happened to witness the
.ncident cm Bedford street, neer (range
west ' tom from Botox which gathers
o p "arty barrels was oo the ratan to Ros-
ton, and the wagon heavily loaded. When
the bores§ got to the place m.nt.iooed they
stepped to get breath. The driver cut them
sharply with hie whip, slid ea they did not
respond, edges to belabor them viciously, •t
tie tame time uttering • volley ef oaths. An
Abington man, earl not • We °se at that,
was passing by, ad he requested the driver
n et to best his horses so. Am t11e brutal
work oeaM.Oed, tie baa. threates.d M go
Ole an sailer sad hove the driver arrested.
This •,wad the Bootee nano, and Pietro(
from his seat he strode up to the little Ab
Metes ow •ad mads • pose at him, whish
had it sta.ok kiln. would have felled him
like a sedge hammer. The next minute we
saoast tell bow it was done, it was done as
or ickly, the big tabs was os the ground and
the little anon on top.end the way he raised
blows was equal to the rata of • pegging
machine, The big brute yelled ter maerey
sod was let up. He looked as if h" had hese
through • eyeless. These horse@ were
drives oft, bat tis whip was pot .eel.
When the Bastes man Comas this way awaits
he will reuMMy .tit look for My were hale
men.-�ytmara
Times.
End been ilms1Mr Cases.
' Tet'. • peraait a your rredmothr as
.he looked when .he was . yang icy, is
it . How strongly It resomhlea you, Mi.
H.sderby 1'
' Yon ally say that to Better ma Mr.
8poesseee., («toad es was quit. • beauty,
pre tyl oma that 1 don't mak. any
l/b' hied.'
Isdi I - sot tryiag to Gauer yen.
Mgrs erby The family rersmblamso
is *hiking. I've often knows rases of that
kid. There were two sisters I woe .e-
q.ubatd wick when i wee • ley. They
Soaked w+ndsrfaN► alike, lest se that pro-
be. hake Elko yen end yet ono of tier wee
as beastitml ea • peel's dream sod the other
was /reedlmlh--blest is. I as..., she was'%
at 50- er saber his was Seelig be Shoe--
sMbmwtve gsfety. yell know, eat toosti-
Mtie-will s I..sft ham. that /rWrim
bas, bes'l N r
v 40.I--1 M.1.
A. the Merles Mid of the IDM flit
Joh Then" -- le ewe iaMeklbtg Ms Mob
sod k--- Mao Os was V Nagasaki
patio a ewer ver *Ms by ill. Wise
is a dm11guW0 of i'n m frill li. bash
HOW Ilse Drama huge le
teens i the fanners Imbed it with deok
Th.y were • limas .head of the adore is
rw•e►isg
this item of tare, sod atter abeam
big the motor • moment ..e of them tarred
to Sir John.
' Lona here,' he sad in • voice d ono
cam Drag &groat • ours trick, • the
they've five ue s frore -Irosa
Sir Joint was ■japlu..el for a stoutest
until he spied the wt-orlamn.
Let tae taste it.'
A dish was brought sad be tasted it erlt-
ally. ' Jo it is. Just watt & merest,' rad
he carried the dish out et the room
Ikessrtly he returned and ,poke mol -
de -•tally to the farmer.
' It's all right. las. 50045 sew wrinkle
they've got oo to •w they call it iao.rsam.
I'm going to try some 01 it 11yeelf.'-Teron-
to Saturday Night.
eke Mittel.
t was tin 05.01 bsore train time.
You can't past through hug without a
ticket, madam,' said the ticket taker.,
" But 1 want to wave.'
• Cen't help it,' said the ticket -taker.
'Step aside and let the others pug.'
The diminutive woman addressed gatber•
d herself together •od clutched bet nom -
paean by the arm as she replied : • I've
come hero to wave awe I'm going to wave,
This is my suer Artauta, who has been t-
vieitis' me for three woke ; aad she's boos
hen longer if she hadn't Icer flesh so Lot,
and I was afraid teat if she staid say lea'
er she'd get to be • hem' .kelei. ; and then
she woo away from home, east didn't know
what might happen to the children when
.he was roue ; w in spite of everything they
could do to keep her she fast packed up her
dude this memo' and said she must go Conk
home. 1.oe't interrupt me, for I don't
know who 1 will e.1 Arimita .gain, it's w
seldom that abs eau get away from home to
visit me :.ad I ain't get away from the
city, although I'd like to ever w much, for
i've only been hero three months, and it's
ur•fful hard gittin' sound on the Dave
mels., and 1 am jest mortally rued to death
all the time, what with the aotee and ex-
citea..ent and goings o0 of my relatives sere;
but they will have my stay and Arimita
would owns too It it wasn't for the chlldrs.;
but they are going to school, you know, and
take w much care, .lake especially, though
he te • good boy when he is not us mischief ;
and 1 know Atlantis, will be glad to get back
again, although I must say I want her to
stay powerful bad. aad- -'
, ('.es through " rowel the ticket -taker.
And .e he saw the euperiateadeut of the
rood in the far corner of the room glaneiag
at him furtively out of the earner of his eye,
he added, reflectively, to himself, ' What's
the use of trying to keep • job like this,
anyway'' Harper'. Magattne for May.
The MOM war.
Poor old Si Barker sad his neighbor had
long been oa anytkiig but triesdly terms.
What they had quarreled about no one over
know, but they bad parted is anger sod
wiser made it up. What the neighbor
thought of Si was returned with interest by
Si whoa thinking of his atighber, and it was
the firmest ossvtction u the minds ot each
that the other was destined to the mast
heated boron of the hereafter. A year ago
Barker was drowned, end tor once the
neighbor wsakeced. 'I'm ogled the poor old
feller did that way,' be said. -Sorry he's
Bono ; but if be had t' go, two the bast way
he could he' done it.'
Sonne interest was expre.sd by • friend
as to the why and wherefore of this remark,
and the following was the armee :
'Why 'm I glad be's gone to his last se-
oountto' drowuded ' Well boo I knowed
him well saough to knew that the plaoe he's
stun' to he'd better go that wet than dry.'
The tiereerer Aee.Itted.
A fortune-teller who lived in i'aris was
one day arrested and o•rrid before the
police.
''i s know how to read the future''
said the magistrate, laughing at the same
time.
' 1 do, air,' replied the sorcerer.
' to this case,' motioned the magistrate,
, you know what judgment we intend to
prtmou0ce''
• Certainly,' replied the man.
' Wdl,' replied the magistrate, 'what
will happen to you
' Nothing,' redid he.
• How do you make that out'' stain ask-
ed the magistrate.
' Because, sir, if it had been your inten-
tion to condoms no, you would not have
added 'irony to misfortune.'
The magistrate, taken aback, turned to
hie brother judges, smiled, sad the soretrsr
was hoyoittd.
La Ind*..'. Mistake.
They say that two Indium belonging to
one of the large American shows of life in
the wild West while visiting Lesion were
much i«t.rested in the eights to be sees in
the Loudon streets. i ey atter day they
would walk up sort down the most crowded
streets and gaze on the people and into the
. how window. like • pair of children at the
. Mecum. One d.y they stopped before the
shop widow sol stared at the many veri-
ties of wigs on exhibition there until their
e yes .early fell out. Finally one of them
s04ed the other, and with • .hake of his
be remarked, 'Ugh! mighty bray moan
gig Aglow ; mad scalp "
The leekera'1 warning,
Tits captain of an ocean .stmt in boot
teem fids out when his veers is approach-
ing an ieaborg from the mw down in ah•
esgise-room. That sounds queer. but it it
• tact .eyertbs.a It appears that whoa •
steamship ewton water ws.Iderably °elder
tbas that through whish it has bees going
Ite propeller rams faster. Such water ..04.
l wrtwM. the icebergs for many mils
lie propellor's taboo, theral.n, ie
..e.I..t.d without the *team power being
inaremsd word is prms.d up to tie osise es
tie bridge tam icebergs may w expiated,
. sd a oleos lookout is kept for thee.
•• beeseseen- or '• eltriociemos."
Is Glasgow • d4.u.10 kat .rime pro
yoked by sero sticklers ter er.stsese of ex
promos, over the proper way i. ,184.15 to
dengsate women wbo bad assured • iiiiodice'
degree. Dosser .ed pireistao, it b claim-
ed by t►.me horned men et Glasgow, are
both sesssallis.. sod they see b..4i.g th.n
is 'see to add essehar sieesealy so
ear. eJi y meet beegabir Wigwam"
Stems of tie erY.m. 1.r relief ens 'doc-
torial.'
deo-tort..' .0d Is tie ears d mar
tied mdie.l wens Vesteen,'
A •'Aub sr ossewasa
A ,,,-lemon anis W barna .Md by No
........m..t et . quiet or0iity bid be
We weft .ams dews the marairg eAer 1594
re4yel...pada. bib Ms boob W boa
aids - W iasr all alga mil NMI eihimie
doeMem. asb.O, W Mm>tid
s. weed. wM la IOWA iqtb
Oottolsns.
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DON'T
Mad fault with the cook If
the pastry dun not exactly
wit you. Nor with your wife
either -perhaps she is nth to
BLAME
It may be the lard she is
using for ehorteoing. Lard
is indigestible you know. But
if you woi1d always have
YOUR
Cakes, pies, rolls, and bread
palatable and perfectly di-
gestible, order the new &bort-
c°log. " OOTTOLENE," for your
WIFE
Sold in 3 sod s pound
pails, by all grocers.
Wade only by
THE -
N. H. FAIRBANH
COMPANY,
Wellington and Ana
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Al I`•'r stir' .Ili ► ..�ki'd vriv sa"Wit
wits tipped back in his chair, beamingly re-
nter ked
• Law, bless ye, sir, ye might left yer
purse out there ad 01ght : nobody would
haus touched it. Honest folk down here,
I tell ye.'
It is generally supposed that to do one
Using and to do it well is enough for any
man cr firm, but • sign which used to be
seen upon the door et • house near Bridge
water, o England, Indicates that one family
in that district was not satisfied with so
limited • held of usefulness. The sign read
as follows ; • Barnes & Son, BIackessith A
Berber's Work Ione Hero , Horesaheeing &
Shaving, Locks Mended and Har. Curled,
Teeth Palled & all other Furriery Work.
Also Ale and Beer for Sale Here. Take
Netts to, My Rife Ks.. Skool, Teaches
Reding and Biting and Other Isngwitches,
Also Oritory, Sowing, Matbewmatteks, and
all ether Fashionable Ihvereiom.
MR. JOHN RALPH
TIN AND STOVE DEALER,
Hamilton•st.,
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 !
PLANING MILL.
UTAVLISBED Inaba.
BucIalaIls & Rhy1as
•Arro.wrvao.
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers la all kind. ef
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
had builder's material of every desczlptlos
School Furniture a SDecialt'.
SYSTEM
•XD tries■ TmsTED 0201000,
Specific and Antidote for
lmpsra, weak and impoverished blood, dye
pep.u, .Meplessaeae, p.lpitstion of the
L.srt, liver tanplaiat, peurnlgia, lam of
memory, bronchitis, ooassmmption, gall
Hosea, )•undies, and urinary
disseises, St. Vitus' d..L•efemale irreg-
ularities and ..0aral debility.
LABORATORY. IOOIRIce, ONTARIO
J. M. McLROD,
Proprietor ad Manufacturer.
MOLIJOCes Nverw RCIWOTATOR tan tie bad
rot:udrumlins la town, as wall •p from
'iirt10011111 between Owen Honed and
nromeb, Durham and Tarawa
IMT Iv,
CAUTION
Owing to the enol fila
male of ons famous
'Something Good'
Cigar
Otis Manafrstews ore sg i ltii
market Wirier goods art elle mass.
A pug .rtiaS.•Are bluets
Ire the fast sass ogee is
Wag .
eemferMd b as
t • to et
r -
s N la W lift Beat aim ea
Sao theme.
I0 nes IDN emir trade mora
(71. wsiss .0d Ira are en ..du
beg, se ether le we0oisa. Oar
ewe broad is "viewed .ad say ass eel -
g ohm elves mar We mos wgl be
EmpireTebacco Co., Montreal
MILLINERY
We have in Stock all the latest
designs and shades in trimmed and un
alum trimmed Hats and Bonnets. Also
Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Ribbons, and
everything in the line of
FINE MILLINERY.
A Targe stock of very cheap Hats on hlu►.t.
MI83E8 Tian,
THE SQUARE, (loderich.
Protection
of Building i. always A WISE POLICY !
To protect theta properly it is desirable to use a good Paint whicl.
is not affected b3' the heat, rain or snow, and which will not fable out
within a few months. If you want a Paint that will give you satisfac-
tion use
¶eather and ¶ater-Proof RoaUyIlxed Paint
Covers Mast, Looks Best, Wears Longest, Most Economical. It is un-
doubtedly the Best Paint eser offered for sale in Canada, and costs no
more than ordinary brands of mixed Paint.
Weather and Waterproof Ready -mixed Paint is a Rubber and
Enamel Paint combined.
Will not chalk -check or blister.
For outside as well as inside use.
For sale by
P S
HARPER & LEE.
-A fear more DAISY CHURNS at cost. -
SAYING MONEY IS
MAKING MONEY 1
Parties wishing to save money can do so by calling on Mr.
JOHN KNOX at his Warerooms opposite Martin's Hotel, 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's Riding Plows, Walk-
ing Plows, Twin Gang Plows, Corn and Root Cultivators, Road Scrap-
et's, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Little Gem Pea Harvesters.
McLaughlin Carriages, Buggies, Phlt'tons, Road Carta, Training
Carts. All the latent design. All work warranted. -
Adams Wagons, Paris, Ont.., all kinds.
Any person wishing anything in the above line Will find it to
his 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 AU(_TIONEER.
DAIRY TINWARE.
WE HAVE MADE UP A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DAIRY
TINWARE.
Such a. Strainer Pails, Milk Strainers, Milk Pans,
Creamery Cans, with or without taps,
Cheese Factory Supplies, Milk Pails, with Iron clad bottoms.
Also Pail. with Copper bottoms, all made out of the very best Tin
anti our own ulak3.
If Your Tin Paris or .Pails want new bottoms, or repairing of any
description, or if you want any Tinware made to order, conte to the
New Tinshop, opposite Martin's Hotel.
HOSPITAL FOR
LEAKY TINWARE J. H. WORSELL & CO.
The Practical Tin, Stove and Furnace Men
"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., ""gio,
For the prevention of fungous diseases and for the destruction of insect
life on fruit trees we are handling dine of the best Pumps on the market.
Mde ill
Five Sez!
Sli'oil, Cheap
aiid Diirable!
it ham an automatic agitator which keeps solutions in constant motion, thus
insuring an even strength and equal distribution of the chemicals.
information regarding solutions and times of spraying cheerfully given.
DAVISON & CO.
Keep your Feet Dry
It you oatoh oold now it win hang on all
Summer
WEAR GRANBY RUBBERS
Ties eve the bent=limit 1flgwR Most
In 1* Pit lead
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