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J•1HN KNOX, ()EIkEK41.
limper and Land Valuator.
4•. Having had ooneld.r•ble algae
theas .t,oneert4g trade, bo le 10 • ptlsMl.n le
llreharm, with th.ro'ytb .•ted etna all eels
alaaowm entrusted to him. Orders MIN at
Verona hetet, or I*" by mall 1e W .ddrum.
Mderich P. O , oantaHp .uadd to. JOH
KNOI a44ty Aateleseer iOttt
ADO.
Women cyclists' sestets.* ere the nb}sot
el war integrations mei much literat.rr.
Tb. .ray of sesmes some people agree the
mama these ...ton*. are the better.
•a,
A5 A 31.00 PI/EIVIER sad sets. medIdeo
t "'MOONS MI ether ampsaa.-
aro medidss esti cousins steely drt*vered
14(1444.8*. ..&...s to wether Msp•r•ek•
iT ACTS WITH :CNCR6Y
ON THE LIVER. KIDNEYS
AND PORES Or TitE SKIN
imaging. by eseons e1 these ewes. pisses
genets o1 scrofulous. leher1.4. er cestagdeas
bemoan wbhh int 1a the bleed. p4'
nom and arise.
t'liE NEW MOWG'NB
Ih meet pesssastwd femme le itr relssrtale
Amy r emitrtl.g veieem std hspeeMw'
ares the bleed, stol buttawg • the vers
sad
MbIlinned pons el the mews. Thos
la adhere cases ef ewdda end ether dr
mem emendling apse Moses blind. ask
rieshe ebtalid frees M- s.4
wma.ks.isE pmpeWw
nT sere MAY Cates."
nom MAP
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AGRICULTURAL COLUMN.
usatiw AMat she /arm.
la &rivies tkroach the .eustry, dithers is
sae tines mere thea anther whleh astrans
the .tanatee et se ebeervbg pens, It is
resent mamma, or ea the memory, mater -
.1 'defilement skeet tae tins mid farm
►•aWeyL
Atter roe hear the remark of silly !elk,
sere .sposially es they travel •Inag the
road, Well, now, if I could live there 1
'.e4ieve I should saNy souatry life.' " My
but w11•t . gloomy pubes, It is esensh to
daoonr•g* • saint," eta
moo de sot ergs eases/ asaknms and or
der ism to please the «y folk. Oh, ow
Bat ton oar owe sakes let se *paid • halt
day sum is • while is oilskins Wage up.
Let us he asreftl u Maytag anyt1141 .hest
the tare, doory)rd or bars yids whisk
* ►.l be mmsighfly.
Yee,' one may ay. "thee leeks w.0 ea
paper, sr weald do far • 'hook farmer' M ad -
remit), bat whoa yea getdews M
solid taut. it is a bls far souses
homier to do it. He isn't •gbrd it." We
believe MI rim mos afford sot to do it. Show
me ass farmer today who is mak matey
with sv�ery�t�hag is geset•3 dirty diaor4. .
tools uasdis( est, fences .sd gates eat el
repair, deers *wis5iss, sad • theorist' and
son other hale niers whin gat tenement •
g eneral sheen, sad 1 will *how yea dm who
are seat and tidy is all tars speratissa
Thea, ten, another past whisk msec sot be
overlooked, that shiftless farmer will sons
wast to sell out will say on wase to per
.1... ..8 ...ks*; premises! It is baa -
awe sessemy to slick op ea/ keep dialed
up.
01 scares we cannot go to eatr4mes, bet
whoa yes owe get Wan is order sad are
sandal to keep times se, it is earprieis' to
ase what little uses it takes to make Ways
attractive •beet the hose. I tbisk as farm-
ers we are ton ear.lese about this festers of
farm lite. Let es " braes a ." Mew the
yard. tris the tram, Ix the Ines, peat the
heuae, if seed be, tale pains to maks our
bores attractive and plsaseat, shoo our lives
will be more happy and we shall be more
eostente4 with our lot, which atter .11 w
ism whet moo mak• it oe the farm Of else-
where. Doe't imagine whet those oily ono -
Ms who lire is • seat cottage do sot have to
work, worry sad plea •a yea do. Try it •
wide .ad see :-D.teeit Tritons.
rrNMebto swine Creoles
Ther* is a great tweo.oy et farmers ss
moat, ea other mousses ossa to tall :neo ser
tui customary ways of 110147 things with
out much thoug►I of study as to whether
choir way would be the meet preamble, of
h'. For iasteses we may take the termer
b grewis4 beef. 11 km hese the palsy of
Rio father, sad thus tar hie personal policy.
to tars off bs tali cattle at tires years old.
Now hes very slow to abase his toothed'
sad it sometimes takes • deal of argument
to megrims him tat he said make best
growled ssaoli more profitable by atlas his
mottle in prime flesh and to sell them aha
two years old or a ousser. An another ill-
ustration we will take the remote sad
f•ttraier of beim ter market. lore we have
a tanner who hes always made it his plan
to esti his hop when *hot would " up
the bas at 300 pentode. This man dose
sot read the FarmersJournal much .or any
egneeltursl literature, ut tact. ■e thinks
be knows the way to make bogs pay sad
d on t thank as one foe adrtsina him that
he is sot doing se well as he might. Ws only
spat of than column everyday examples
to bring oat she fact that it is net win
dem tar any of as to behove we have • best
way of doing anything and everything
which will always be best. Varying on -
dilate from year N _y ear seeks Bush aa idea
unprctiable.
la growing bogs toe the market, spring
pigs are so meet profitable. Let the
sews be bred so fay will !arrow
April or May. Always breed the sew to •
boar of iadividael merit, sad if possible to
• thoroughbred. The p.rwoular breed dose
toot matter m.teriaUy, although we prefer
Durec Jerseys, Custer; Whites, Berkshire
bail Poland Chinas are any of them goz.d.
Daring the Winter months the mow should
be fed moderately and with laxative foods,
ash ea what millings, oats, oto. With-
h eld cors, feeding it, if at •11, in small quan-
tities.
uantities. Tho garters er sleeping pl.os.botdd
be well vs.ul.ted, .!ways kept elms and
dry. Never keep many brood sows to -
ember and ave the salter warm emegh se
the bags will set have to "pile up" to keep
warty. While some sem do set agree lath
me, I like the p1•a of having the bedew
trough sena distance from the shelter, is
this way the sews get exercise rein/ to sad
from their meals. otherwise, vessoislly is
very seven weather, they will lis is the
moi d.. sad sight.
If the sew is fed on ties teed rssoamend-
ell above, it is perfectly safe to have her in
good flesh at farrowing time. Be 1475141 to
feed her sperisgly a few days previous sod
for • wool or to days after (arrewiag As
.oro as the pip arrive you mast depend Up-
on the sew for some time M furash their
nourihiaist .ad feed her .m.ordlnely.
Whoa oho pigs .r. from two te three
weeks old, if e.ener.ged a little, they will
bogie to 'stele, themselves. As seen se
they will dose they should be f.rsbhad
ft plan they as ran to at will sad away
Gem ether lege. What m14alsige and
ground an make • very geed teed to grow
young pep es. They sIeold be fed earo-
fsUy eo as set to g.a rhes mak sad yet
Amy should have all they wast. Clever is
.us sae of the .r..p.41 and hest foods foe
growiag aid humming swine sad whesever
Desi►Ic it sheedd be mad' arse of. As eo-
sseres•I 0441444 will be sppra.isted by bora
as wltle other farm •aimsla Remember an
/Anodes« et pan Irma water is • great
preventive for several wise ailments
The yeusp pine amid be mown sad fat-
tened at the game time, teed stens as
rapidly es passible mill they .re been six
to eight memo old. If properly eared ten
they afraid weigh •t that ane from 176 M
726 er mon better.
Yon fres s..ke meet est of ,wise raiding
by selling yang bon*.
-Detroit Tribute.
A Yips Utardommiesass-
A well k..wa brtllisst ,antortsiasr, who
W just returned Gam a W yeas' trip in
Australia. he. amity ammsisg ire M toll,
"1frs� widish i the fallowing •
" i mos order -gm too advenatement is •
Melbemrso daily sowapapef Aloe sae day,
said the serrate,. ' was a W1,1a.ky ease
Hyman walked is tend acid he wanted an
"I. .Meetame .sales Is tie .MT0.ry gal -
eon et the page.
' My els g.t'.or diad • year ago,' be
.tplMrsd, • std 1 a.uId like • Mt: poetry
1a the pane about bis.'
All r S„' .aid the dark, ' bore yen
�
It g'�g� See
b..
dies' geld the rustle ; ' ear 't you Az ate
upaMSf
,•' O r*Y.l ,' replied the dark. 'Oe
.�g�. r
ler "le msmrm" wakes l air
p1e t id Wows eameemest paved
sear the ares nmes's tags.
' Goad ga..l... I' be Mad. m he .rhe
ter th. eget. • I ma%turd ton p my guv'-
ser was ds iter M i f" -The Ammng
'ill.
BRISK FItIl TRADE.
Looked for by the Montreal
Wholesale Houses.
TIE PNUSP. 1 S VERY BRICHY
Osssary .•t► 1 ,r. are Mecaly rtpme.11e
rreennair mad say tan Vesely sad
Ther. B. s a. 1 tevAsl .r
Yaalare. liar avatars -. l.eae-
meare4 as Esallot.,
Montreal, Aug. 5. - The other
day when your correspondent
asked the Montreal bankers
how the fourth had been passed. they
said : "Walt two or three days, and
then Interview the wholesale men and
they w111 give you a good Idea as to
the state of trade throughout the coun-
try." This advice was carried out and
the following is the opinion of repre-
sentative houses In the lending bran -
Che. of trade.
Gault Brothers, drygoods, said : "Che
outlook Is very bopeful,and although
the returns are not all In It can be al-
ready said that payments have been
well met. There is also one thing to
note, and that Is the rise In values.
Cottons are un the rise and woolens are
stiffer, Ni people are keener to buy on
a rising market. Purchasers have be-
come Quite conservative In their deal-
ings and we do not apprehend any trou-
ble, In fact the outlook U much more
hopeful. One of our men has just re-
turned from British Columbia and the
Northwest and he reports that the
new feeling has taken hold of the peo-
ple. Better days have certainly dawn-
Crathern• CaverhUl & Co., hardware:
"We have a great deal to tie thankful
for in Canada," was the senior mem-
ber's reply to the question. "Payment
have been very well met by us, and
our advice. are to the effect that a
new courage has taken possession of
the country traders. Quebec Province,
so tar, holds the lead, but Ontario Is
tetter than last year, and a large
batch of order• from the Northwest
would Indicate things are much better
up there." Mr Cratbern campheins
however, that the bad laws of the
Lower Provinces place the Montreal
creditor at a disadvantage, and
strongly advocates one Insolvency law
for the whole Dominion. The Mont-
real Hoard of Trade hal Gone their
best. but politicians want Vara, and
so far such efforts had been unavail-
ing.
John McLean & Co.. millinery :"Pay-
ments have been well met, and indi-
cations are that there will be a larger
number of buyer,' at the opening sales
this fall than ever before. Quebec
Province Is In the best condition fi-
nancially. although Ontario Is all
right The t'ttawa Valley- 1s likewise
good. and in looking over the entire
field I do not see that we should find
very much fault. It looks as If the
country trade would be bettce this fall
and winter than that of the city, un-
less some heavy- works are started."
Laporte. Martin & c'o., grocers
"Paper has been well met a111f we find
that the people in the country are
much better off than in former years.
We can see this by largely Increased
rales of canned and fancy goods; our
Province, especially. is in good condi-
tion. The big rise In hay and the
dairy Industry will make Quebec very
comfortable this fall."'
A despatch received here to -day
states that hart -eating w111 be pretty
general throughout the Mennonite• t*L
tlemente next week, and everything
points to a magnificent yield. if the
farmers of Manitoba get 70 cents for
their grain this year they will be rich.
said a gentleman from the west to -day.
A\CLXE* Alar) AulTa.
E e.*1ag K the as. 5.44.see .1441.71' Ae-
aoreats.s Teeter4•,.
Clayton, N. T., Aug. 7. -The 8t. Law-
rence Hever Anglers' Association held
its annual meeting at the Walton
}louse to -day, with W. C. Drowning.
president, In the chair. William Smith.
Deputy Minister of Marine and Fish-
eries. and George Taylor, M.P., of
Gananoque, were present In the In-
terest of the Canadian Government.
The subject of an International
Park was fully discussed. Messrs.
Smith and Taylor insisted that the
alien contract law be not enforced
against Canadians within the boundar-
ies of the proposed park. Mr. Brown-
ing. Senator Mullin and others re -
plled that such a proposal could not
be considered. but that the Canadians
misunderstood the law, as any for -
elgner can come to this country and
make contracts here. The association
rromtsed to protect Canadians within
their rights. A committee of flve was
appointed to confer with the Senate
Committee.
EXALT A TEAMTee.
Jana Eet'.rab7 1m... a Easahete Me-
asu.e1.a •Yee blab Party."
Dublin. Aug. 3 - The Freeman's
Journal publishes a manifesto from
Mr Justin McCarthy. addressed to
"My Fellow ('ourtr, n+ t
The manifesto stye 'hat the * 1. ,'r.-
slons In the -^.'•ks •'1 the L:rh
party are ruinous to the Nationalists'
cause. and that the disasters can only
be repaired by the restoration of dls-
ctpllne and by the party acting loyally
together. The elections w.•uld have
gone better but for the action of mo-
delled Nationalists openly trying to
bring back the ooerclonists to- power.
• nd the more lamentable blows aimed
at the Trish party by one of Mr. Mc-
Carthy's own colleagues at the most
critical moment or rho .irct;.na
Continuing• Mr McCarthy says: "1t
would be Impossible to overestimate
the disastrous effect* M 4r He51)'■
unfounded chargee at the Omagh eon-
ventMn, which were grossly a11d ludi-
crously untrue. i acompelled to
describe ' pt Mr. Healy'■ *neon 1's dis-
loyal to the party and a a breach of
the ordlnan' code of honor. i feel
bound to warn my countrymen and
enlleagtte. on eh • •t',t . if ties •,gaming
of Parliament of my views, which. if
1 am elected eo the chairmanship of
the party. 1 .111 enforce to the utmost
of say paver."
A1bsees ane a VMw
Loggias. ias. Aug. i- J1 r.tb says It Is at -
most pertain beat Lard Salisbury w1t1
offer Sir Philip On de the British Am
beasader to Tartrg6 the post .f Am-
bassador to (Uneasy. In suoossdos t!
Mr Edward 1[abt The paper spas
that Sir TMYp feels probably ralmi s
the tier, the 110 eamptanea wilt Irma►
a Aster fab .taw lasses the
gale ewe=
VIM *a Sewage and wmhina giwdr pose
eat their melody ani the sharp .1 the grass
topper will seas temps the Wawaas te
wet* beta W heads are user" the
shadow el W 13g8* The playful .esga*M
will do bee Moose to esethe weary pleawre
, eskers into the ream .1 Bamber, and the
e tiugiai, ashes; mess will remove every
sembiaace of comfort, make sad the seep et
the buds, and evoke siesdiaeWM the seal,
that even iho brighter sa.tihine moa sob
diesel. ('oras w therm is the ba, het
Pus...'. Patel.= Can 6it,mtar fmmeves
Meat is twes*y-fear heats. Pdsam's
"'Maims Con (11easter r the hest.
Hello
Tie Old Relialie
Sllll 01 Deck.
THE BEST 00 OILY
SCRANTON
COAL
on the market at $5.50,with
bOc. a ton off for Cash,
making it
$5 A TON
the Cheapest Coil ever sold is this market.
All Coal weighed os the Market Seals,
so the'. you're sure you get your weight.
Orders haft at HARPER & LEE'S
promptly attended to.
WM. LEE.
Coal. Coal.
The underaigneA-a -th in-
form the Public that he has gone
into the business of supplying
Coal, and has opened out in
J. S. PLATT'S WOODYARD,
where he will keep on hand the
Best Qualities of
LeIiih Valley Coal !
which will be
delivered promptly,
at Lowest Market Prices.
D. C. STRACHAN
SUER HUT IN WINTER
That is what you osn have by getting one
of the Celebrated
HOWARD WARN AIR FURNAC ES
pat in your house. This is what one of our
eitisem* says about it:
Goderich, March 15th, 18%.
Human! Furnace ON
Gentle..a,-In answer to your request
of the let ,ase, I have to my, that my
Howard Furnace is a combination of hot
water tip stain and warm air down stairs.
The couaumptioo of fuel has been lees than
we formerly required with two ou.i stoves,
and the Winter now almost past, has been
an unusually severe one, yet we have been
unusually comfortable to every part of the
bows. It i* eo easily managed and so
amyl* in manipulation, that we have kept
the boom at au even temperature of about
70 degrees all Winter. day and night. Such
is its oosetrwotioo that we have no dust or
gas etw•ping, sad altogether we find it as
n early perfect in every respect au it u p0.•
oible to get • Furnace. My Furnace was
put in by your Agent here, Mr, J. H. Wor-
all, in • most satisfactory manner, in tact
so stub Ito that when completed and ready
for Brine up we bare not required him to
touch anything about at altos, so perfect
has his work beta in every respect. 1 only
wonder sow that we got aloog at all so
long without • Furnace, and I would not 70
sok to stuns if 1 got them ed the mod
every year for nothing.
Yours reapuddly,
AJAX U D. AMAX..
If you think of having • Fermate pat is.,
call and see w and we will be pleased to
give you an estimate.
J. H. WORSELL.
Ruing aid Par HAMILTON Br44nr.
same a specialty.
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lkg; T 1* nllilla:
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PilIGNi•
en Bac S.(
IM USING
flifkl4H.O. •
PLANING MILL
t1Tgl ISth.
BucIlalIalls & RIlyllas
MAwewaoretWIWs
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
Deiters In .E treads el
LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES
mr OD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
PURIFIES and STRENGTHENS
THE BLOOD. Regulates the Action of the Liver and Kidneys, and
will be bund Indispensable In cases of Female Irresularftlss
and Urinary Diseases. da pane boggle. a arae anon to
Nae LI00'3g LAI/ORATORY. dlategINSIL eels.
GOLERIOH WOOLLIN MILLS
are Re-Oftened /
I beg to say that i have bought the Woollen Mill from Mr. McCann,
lately run by Mr. Dickson, and am refitting it up in first-class style, putting
in many improvements, making it an Up-to-date Mill, and hope by doing
first -clans work and fair dealing to merit a share of your patronage. I am
prepared to do Custom Work in all its branches, such as Rool Carding, Spin-
ning Single or Double Yarns, manufacturing Blankets, Plain and Fancy
Flannels, Double and Single Sheeting, Tweeds, Jec also Custom Weaving,
Dyeing and Scouring Blankets.
ALL w0XE DONK PROMPrLl.
G. M. COLLINS.
EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAY 1
Our MR DOBIE has just returned from the East, where he
has secured some special Bargains in
General Dry Goods,
Gents' Furnishings, &c.,
300 Ladies' ample Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers, Laces,
Handkerchiefs, etc., etc.
ALL NEW GOODS,
And badges material et ever? deserted..
PllceZ Aiai
K. X X X x x
CaII and investigate.
Yours respectfully,
DOBIE & CO.,
North Side Square, Goderich, - - P. O'Dea's Old Stand
DIAMOND
Like the DIAMOND we shine, especially in
NOVELTIES.
STERLING BELT MIS
STERLING WAIST SETS
STERLING BELTS.
Also we carry a nice line of FANS for the warm sea.,on.
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
!QUARE. GODERiCH.
SUPERIOR
JEWEL FURNACES
Isili i 141014.
Are the most Powerful
Heaters in the World.
For Economy, Durability,and an eas-
ily regulated Furnace, it has no equal.
FOR SALE BY
R lc LEE
t..4,112 Coal or Wood.
" Hot enough-"
Climatic changes, or variations in
the atmosphere, have no effect on
E. B. Eddy's Match 'a, which light
readily at any time, Hot or Cold,
Rain or Shine.
This can be said only of
E. B. EDDY'S MATCHES.
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SEASONABLE GOODS
ALWAYS SEASCNABLE
AND A WELCOME GUEST TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD iR A
GENUINE
EISSELS CARPET SWEEPER.
We km then in Nick's and Black. Prices right. Qe11
and see them.
DAVISON & CO.