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TRY, KIGNA T. : (:17DRIZICII, ONT., TWITRSI)AY, OCT. 10 1149n.7
My Baby
"so a living skeleton; the doe -
tor said he was dying of Maras -
/un and Indigestion. At 13
months he weighed only seven
pounds. Nothing strengthened
or fattened him. I began using
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver
Oil with Hypophosphites, feed-
ing it to him and rubbing it into
bis body. He began to fatt,:ii
and is now a beautiful dimpled
bor. The Emulsion seemed to
supply the one thing needful.
Mrs. ItieNvoN Wit
M ts' :it?94. Cave Sprin:.,s, Ca.
Similar letters from othcr
tcrs.S.
ese rfonermemeed r.. wafer euor../
*Au la We*, ...MD • .•••• w ow. •••••
HE LPEO 0Vb.MTHNOW LOBLI1411,1LK
An eatisbeessod *Irks e olas move ea a
limes se assisse.
Kansa, chef of the liouenewato Recs-
• .soss .a I. ui. wig tias made •
favorable impression ou the puolie of the
British capital. 1I5 is es • ou..s e men a
isteldgeose and • mania rul t of ricagtiow•I
▪ % introdore Boot, tuo ed
o rebaolum w Uo rola 4s uatria 55 000
• most reetakehle nom of his time,
• ei it ten a 1. ol ow• 1.1 tun rerhitAi
ma % 1//0 .1.10 •••• ka.t. ,1 11 • 114(
11111.0K1 bA1,04lats, .s. r p.% tier writing
1 foetidly 41..14 r..i. 1•1, tOW•Sd
ebisp)• fulo: jerepare•i Lo and the owes uf
the14 anaosweit.t a fiscal &al a hyorectite.
eag tea 1 .01 h,• cep Lel, efter • wan •
stay then, one et 113.• tervOln ad
modes .% that tug u•ia•paper parer apt,
demes elm '• • ...rat nester. It is
true Imo es tergeu.red la • people ore meet
regiment& with bocce I ouluog tithe aed eu.
forced strife dociphase •meog them. and
that be Immo ed the Ileitce to osr
Lohougula, the as. ions euerey of his roam
hu. hu. Gareth- noisier le the least of his
demo t... fake. 14, is • toy Hued coke red
ass yoi•eacti bts
K ...sae was c everted to I 'hicatianity is
part by ilei exempt.% of • nativ• (Itiriettaa
en .0 part by Dr. Mafia, the father re lew
surf predecessor of Ittroestone. He wept
into mole tether the. t.. • ationd wife at
the commend of bre father Al. the death
of bis father, *Aherne, Khans& returned
& ad barons ruler .1 tee tr be, mining vs
he stimishe t Mamma rectifies, and wade
come mot eetairdisherl trod by jury lied is
tradoo..1 euospeasi tools and such Europese
ceshoris sr deer •are le 1111111,11.1,10. H.
even abolished the 100 of intozinting
finale ant n. own wrote "I dread the
▪ 11144 • ..rtuk noire t h•• all he enemas
of the Illete'ci• He bee reguleaS the
pro- et which relate and mill are mild to
.not netmoy dare sok more,while
leaded waioes usey be left standine es the
road veal ao fear that anytteng will be
w awa from reeve Sim* year. •413
Wev54 h.• hole people, eons 1i,000 or 20,-
0)0 people. • educed et Ti m les to • sped
where there was an mopes supply of water
and famis• need not b. faired. He gave
the word one morning, and in two mouths
the people were all reireliehed is their
homes without • murmur or dispute annex
tam. They More gerders, %workshops,
stcres, tech...houses and • telegraph , Nice.
Tee money work to the gardeus. but the
mei do 'bus ploughing end lahor is the
shops K barna • teats is the 'o54.r .f all
atwors
hoorle Reece describes him se •
✓ adoal Relormer, who yet develepe both
honself and his peoplf or. the natural noes
of the race : he leas male Minima into •
character that can be rookies of es a "tnor-
oagla English poutletees., nut without le•
tag for a moment ha* *elf respect as ea
African ; he hes kept hie position as • die
opt,. sot • of whste eivilizetion.and
be baa sown bow such • mae on raise a
mom The otruntry of the liameadwato
&cheeses is kaowu, eyes t. map makers,
as Khania,' couetry. the ishantants ere
called Khamas people.ihe capital, Valepar,
is Khmer'', town.
rgamossy 11111/ rarer. -
Put tour mosey bask. need only
ley Miff the prom bow. High prises ere Do
mote. In spite of distrust, • good article
tea he had at a ohne rate. Sinn the Bor-
deaux Coaret C. came into the field with
their cheap wows. imported directly treys
Bordeaue. there is lees deemed for the lone
prices. People snot this cheap wine at $.3
fwell :14 per dis7ea quern. It hardly *sewn
possible for vtne has been sesociated with
Wag pfle011. Yee, loeg profits, but mew
mous sales st cheap rates make pronto, trw
ted this us the potation : - Tim people have
geed winter/bonnets, strengthening, which
they can use freely without borer mpower
fehed at nominal prime. Address-- Bee
demo Claret Cs., 30 Holmdel Street, Mon
I.
A Remarkable Corp.- .1. W. Jenni-
son. Gifford -Spent between 0200 and
fr-10 to consulting Doctors; tried Dixon •
wwd all other treatments hut got no bene-
fit. One box of Chase's Catarrh Cure
did 010 more feed than all other remedies
fact I consider myself eared, and with
124 cent hex at thin
rwria *p116
Te Basset PtilIRM.
Drones% Fere+
Ma Is to ferttr1
Reg4 ben Mitered tress
sits" for a kali Onto mad
ban several •rttelai
earnenended tor this ems
c3....,124 twee or WM
ow ell I wad
Chase's (Moment. which
bee essepfeeroy eared ma.
Mae JOBN OXBOW.
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Wilma
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ferseintai &1.
51k illistarss. Wit woo'
?Knuth 1147"=8., meg ass, 1 pros
mot at ftessoWttment. •Riller.,_""
'tit, 1 lib al
rillesels".4".
enrol tbe egestbre Abet ses „..,,
:Cr 1:4•10) 1 Ike arepales ber4
refitreKtillOiligif •
Its ewes Terissits
bf ert sa nen. Of Pima• 4111"
MI6% IMAM% sale. 06 101111b
THE NORTHWESTERN.
111,11611111,ED FROM rat114.
Profeessosals. -Cat Aimee*, H. L Wet
ger, Witt Kyle ; &Win, %'a1. kitesari, H.
L Mimeos ; I/seaman. A. elegise's. H. L
W. ifou ems, A. Bieglinn, John Siawart;
hand horaeuet., Wei. Ks is, A. Bassani
',mile b. uq:ust &v 1 earagitioas, H L. Wat
am, A 1, sibam ; dientlaus, Win Kyle, 11
1. %Salem . dors. J....tau, 11 L. 'i ....a.A
Buiv ham ; towitia, doubl., Wut K le. W w.
; 11001 verautituoi, angle, /11 1.
Watea, •I.hn Stewart trues mg/animals,
iteulsle, W01 Kyt.. lohla Stewart ;
Mal phloxes. end phlease, minuet. 11. I.
Witten' ; sells -min madielue and vericttee
it lesdiralue, A Brognem. 11. 1. Watson ;
lamer*, Wu. .-dewa, ni. Ky le ; psalms,
in. :..tevr o 1, A. liwiritton ; Waltman solos,
11 W Mon' ; meets .pts., Wei. S'es
art, 14 I.. %Ya.... pu. unmet, single, 11 I..
Wet.... in Srawau ; petunias, double,
H. L %Venom, Wm. Kyle : minim, A Boer
teak John Stewart ; op low, Wo
...Lanett, Mn. H k Walker ; tulser..us 4.
gess.as. Joh. eitewart, A. nu/gleam ; tuber
egs begrones, double. John Stewart : be
Enna* rex, A. liasehetn, H. L. Women :
fuorensee, Johu Stewert, Wm. Sonnet
steraanuiem, John Stmer•rt, 11 L Wateme
.orossaurne, single, H. I. Wateou, •lehe
Stewart. Won_ Kyle geraniums, clout's,
.1rahe Stewart. Wus Kyle, H. I.. Wilson;
woe varat-tiee greenhoueo siesta. WM Ks.,
11 I. %%elate ; OHIO Valletta. tol.alge Omits,
M I. Wisteria A. Inneham ; two hanging
flower Laisktts, A. Iiingham, H. I, Watsot:
one Menial( Newer beaket. 11 1. WIateos,
A. Kinghate ; ertilectiou ferns, A
ltinehem ; etellection native dowers, W. if
teobseer, 1Vashlu4twe : malootIon of
climbers. A. Ringhisto, H. I.. Waitron.
Amateur 4 ollectiou cut flower.. W. H
Wobster, .1. 14. VVilliauta ; six vartetiey
dehliae, Wm. St•Wart, W. H. Webster ;
eelleetios sawbones. Mrs. 11. k Weller. J.
H. : cellectism roue, Peter Fnz:
hand bouquet, Peter Fox. C. A. Weils
table bouquet, Peter Fox, G.. Sheppard ; col
lemma dianthus, W 11. Webster. J. H.
W,Il ams: .-ellectioe monies, W. If Web
star, Mrs. H. 11. Wa.ker : collection trues
geraniums. .1. H. Williams, Wm. Stewart
oellection phloxes, W. M. Webster, P Fox;
si it'variet les elairolus, C.A. Walls: eel 'est on
asters and pastillas, A . H. 1Vebeter, H
Williams; petunia, Nagle sad doulele,J H.
%Valente, W 11 Webster : four varieties'
coleus, Mrs. H. B. Welker, P. Fox : three
varieties tuberose aegonias, Wm Stewart.
.1. H. A'aluune ; two begonias rel.
R. Walter, J. H. Walla:no ; facheme, Wm.
Stewart, W H Webster; geraniums,single,
Wm. Selman, 1. H. : 'craniums.
double. J. H. Willman, 1'. Fox ; feliege
planta, J. 11 Williams, Wm. Stewart ; one
itaseing beaket, W. H. Webster..I. 11. Wil
limns ; two eactise, W. H. Wenseter, Mn
1.... EY••• ; two varlet tee begonia., Mrs.1
K. Walter, J. H. Wilhelm, ; milleetion of 8
pet pleats to dower, grown by amateur, W.
H. Webster
FRUIT.
Apples -Ten varietiesi, named, H. Car.
wee. K. Eidett :511 varieties, named, cook
ing, J. W. Saikeld, J. T. Salkeld : six va
rumble, maned, dessert, R. Elliott. John
Richard* ; northers sps, W. 14 Knia.ht,
Jos. Goldthorpe; Rhode holed 'teeming,
John Pewter, John R:shards ; maiden.,
muse, Gies ar,,e , Wis. Elliott; Spitiem
berg .Esepas, John Penn, It E. David
sus Itozboary russett, FL F.Inott„ John
Stewart; Hub:indoors s nonsuch, J.T. Salk
old, Henry Curwen : American golden rus
sea Thee C. Naked, F. Jordea ; Rantoul
p.pple. H. Curwea, A. Bingham : Metaled
er, R. Elliott : Wealthy, S. Furze ; Celvert,
.1, W. nalkekt, C A. Well ; Baldwis. ff
M. Knight. Thos. Beaton ; Ko4 of Tosep
kiss collate, J. W. Salkeld, Geo Young
waver, Mrs. H. F. Attrill, Thee. W Bell ;
Rlenbeitm pipin, S. L Scott, Thos. Bosom ;
lies Davis, Tem. W. Bell, R. Ethett
SWEAT, R. Elliott, Mn. Geo. Evan.; Casa
da red, T. W. lien, 4: A, Whitely ; SW an •
Porcine Gries,S. Fern Mann, Wm. Elliott,
Joe Whitely :Oaten-% I, H. Cal, WRY
1.:1110At ; W. 14. Knitht, Jos. Goldthorpe
Greventeio. S. Furze, B. E. Davidson ;
St. ',sweeten, K. Elliott, A. Hangings ; 20
ot pippin, Mrs, Evans, T. W. Rea ; beauty
of Kent, G F Holt ; fell pippin, D. Mc
Beton; ir ; Cayuga red streak. R Elliott,
C. A. Wale ; duchess of Oldesburg, 9
Furze ; Peweekes, K. Elliott : phos eix, G.
H. Cox; Toles*.a sweet, John Porter, W.
Knight; Westfield • seek oo father, R El
; crab &pries, C. A. Humber, R
Elliott ; tannins. R. Elliott ; seedling. A.
Mal). Allan, F. Jordes ; any other
variety, John Stewart, R Elliott.
Collection apples aid pears, for (omet,
Shapley & Mur. away pump, Hoary l'ur
wee ; is the collector of apples tor •xport,
two prizes of OnTOOT, stock by Stow &
Welliagtom one exhabit was ruled set be
came short one plate; seemed prize only was
awarded tote Furze
Peare-Sis varieties, J. R. Shama -seise.
1).sksos, Ir.; three varieties named, J. R.
'Mimeos, C. A. Wel.; Bertlett, A. Bing•
ham, M. Furze ; Flemish beauty, C. A.
t ell., .1 R. ehannen Dann' Asgou.
Irene, Mn. Geo. evens, C A Wells; Presi-
dent Dowd, A. Mel). Allen; Louie Boone
De Jersey, Web Warnock, J. Dishes", jr.:
Meares D'Asjos, J. R. :Masson, S. Tar..;
Bourn superfise, John Riehards ; Bourn
Hardy, C. A. Welt.; &urn Ron, S. Fern
liextbson : Sheldon, Wm. &whoa.
Shaman ; Winter Nellie, A. Bingham;
Rouen Claingeoa, .1. R. Mamma, J. Dusk -
sus; 'estate Jas. Diekses, J. R
Sbaanos ; Socha, Jobe Porter, R. Elliott:
('Iaups taverna, 5. ham; lAwraaa., J. R.
Shames, A 'Mel). All.'.; Jesspkise De
Manses, A. Brachial: Rektor, J. Dineen :
any ether varray, J. R. Shampoo, R.
'wont.
eep, R. F.Iliott ; keine
Claude De Remy, Win. %Warnock :
race. B. Form ; General Head, 2d R.
Silent ; nedling Miss Aikeshead. Wm.
Stgrellailpea Melees, etc. -Two elegem*, Wash,
seder glass, M C. (eros..1 R. Sthaanen;
twelye varieties, grows is epee air, Wee
Werfteek ; eight varieties. named, epee air:
We. Warnock, Mn H F Marin ; four
verretias, seined, open air, W. Waren&
Delaware, Mn. H. If. Attrill. A. Bingham :
Ceemerd. J. fnewart, Mrs. H. F. Aterall
Rogers' Ne. 3. Mn H. F. Attrill, A. Bing -
bast ; Rogers- No 14, Mn. H. F. Antral ;
Roger.' Ns. IS. Win. Warman, A. Bing
hem ; Rogers'. Ns. 19, Mn H. F. Attrill:
Ism, Wee Warnock, Mrs. A. Blake:
Neje, •Idrs. H. F. AsrU1. A. iiegbene ;
Meere's T)jemead, Win. Waimea ; Vines
see, Was Waned' ; ClisOrse. bee. H. FAMr$II.
; J110•4011., 2d, Wm. Warmest: Wer
Mb, 14. Blorsinawlae: Brigboes, J. E. Tent;
easy ether variety, A. Newnan* ; water
mangs, Wm Warms!, C. A. Wells ; yel.
iew flesh amisse. Jos. Wahiawa. C. A.
Wein : rasa se smarties Agee melees. Jobs
aselesee, C. h. Wells: eaten. Thee Nasal
tea, Jim Withieses.
net 155..
preimisismai Lb* sit -All tiro= tat
IMO *NI was mime by Jim
Leedom and R Overlent. tows, menet Mt, , largest passploa. Wm. Warsook,
Italleitaii ale or *alas arnitth wail tikes Jobe Salkeld : Invent F.11110•6. WO:
laT Mts. the. Seems and C. A. Humber. issok, Juba eclkeld ; Saigon tuners, I.
0.4. Amy "emu., Jaalaa Salkold je , Henry Carwes , Wryest stance
MeKtusie, Mims Stakes. Laselampe, Mrs. field acre, Gem Geese, A. Ihrglidale.
Datiltlf IrliDirt telt
Tea pouts& table better, salted for mos,
rolls or pouts, prove given by link of
Canapbell, Mesa Stokes. Macias view, sari
animate fen. life Mrs. A C. Johastes,
Mn. C. Usespholl. Flewen or fruit.. J.
MK...... His. C. C6.111114.11 .1411 Mentesal, Gude/sob, Mn A Id Asellereas.
Mr.. • C. .Jabawtaa, Jetsam IdoKessie; d; Drysdale ; ,61.1. batter;
ere.mal ossatine. Mn. C. CwwWirMit Jasol.ealtee for sae, %Wm. Sweffield. Tan. Nat
McKenzie: tie tub ter crook salt but ter. W F Young,
l'aot ac., 1, *a • I. LIST, W *Tilt ('OWI.. -
- AU the prone its this elms were taken by
14 li. reckett earl .1aa 4 ;neat. Portrait from
Geo. Young ; tea pounds salt butter Ist
prize is elate 17 .1. W Smith, Aatboay
Allen. W earthen ; cherem. factory flied*.
`116" " '/""'" licK")8'• was rwrcu'""'• Welter Yore, J. Consul.% ; cheerer, home
tied, there being ao provisios in the lute „Hair. au& e.awed.
AMATEUR Leo', WATS* CoLultn.
011,u, ItLi...art Mot' -..
Aviv sobsio,, Mrs. A. Johnston. Mrs.
Ereas ; landscape. 1101f100 view and Singing osner1, W • 1-cIMPwww. Mn.(foo.
&slum's, Mrs. r 'aropbell, Mrs A Jobs. E•ans parrot, UMW Nairs ; oollection
ow, ; flowers or fruit and still lite, Mrs. A etridle, WM. Ansley, Gee. StIltb.
4 Jotteratem, J. M..Ketzie ;origami inalneet,
.1. M. Kollin. Mrs. Cemphe.i ; seem teed
penc.1 or uremia drawase, Mrs. A. C. Jobs
11.0,1 McKenzie ; pen Lod ask sketch.
Ws Campion'. Mrs. Johnston : *mammies
peoinenhip, plum 14115 Siokes, S. I. Slott,
pramanship, orwathaotal. Thal. Hmailltalla.
HOME MANUFACTCRES.
Wove& quilt, helot made, Miss S. Nott;
paottoork iiatit, oilcan, Mrs. Wm Young.
; patch*ork own, motes,
Mrs. Cainnboll, IA'arminetes ; pitch -
work quilt, silk, Mrs Wm Losg amino'
deem wait. L Symiegton. Slum S. Not(
knitted and erutfinet work quilt, Mies 5.
Nett ; oinj Loa rug, W. A. kegs, Mrs. H.
K. t% alker home made carpet .ud home-
made rag writ, Mrs. H. 11 W•Iker. Miss
kuctiatian ; armless storkinp, Thou Hansa
tun, Mrs H. R. Walks' ; woolen socks, L.
Boohanao, 1.has. Washloglos ; wades
44.0es, Mum Nett. C. %Washington: woollen
us t•., A 14 %Veshiugton. Thom Hamilton:
*cilia Tara. home made, Wan Studien,
Tonnes Hamilton.
1 %mt., %%mu:,
Genii shire had Miss Nott,T11041.
Hasollon ; gent • aloft, machine made, Wwi.
Sr ithng, Min Buchanan ; nary fisaseel
* hut, enachine Thera Hamilton, Miss
Ituchsean : limey flannel shirt, hand media,
11... Noe', There Hamilton ; night dress,
Ches. Washington ; tatting and crotchet
work, cotton, Muss time L Symington
crotchet work, wool. Sloes Hattie C Smith,
Mies N. Nairn ; meerame work, 1. Syming-
tots, A. R. Antietam ; crotchet wor1 and
n ovelty braid combined, Mrs Campbell,
Hartry- embroidery ma lien or Cot
toe, Miss l'ameros, Hattie C. Smith ; point
lan, L. Syminmen ; beaten lace, Alan
Cemeros, Muse Nott; suIk embroidery,
Nettie C. Srrith„ Chem. Washington ; em-
broidered el.ppers, • Mrs. Campbell. Mums
Not;; drawing -room *Green, Hattie Smooth :
PAWS or table wart. tduss Nott, Miss lituch
snail; worked whisk -holder, Annie Wad
dal, Mn. H. R. Wisher; worked parlor
satchet, H. L Wateme, H. (' Smith : roofs
pillow, Miss Nett, Mies Cameron ; tray
moth, If L. Watson. H. C. Smith : task
ossfre prem. Mies Coalmen, Mies Nott
toilet Net, Mies Buchanan. H. r. Smith :551
table mate, Mien Cayseron. A. Waddell ; tea
cosy. !dna ( 'amens. H (' Smith ; shawl of
any kool, Mite Nett, L 3ymington
fancy braiding, Wes Buchanse, Miss Nutt :
lane, knitting, by had, A E Washington,
L. Symington : fence patched work, A. I.:.
Washinguna, Chas. Washiagton :etchise sr
outline embrouleiy-, Mrs. A. C. Johoston,
Mom Buchanan : darned meting Nott,Mies
Synsiestee : moth ma en old garment, Miss
Stokes, Miss Buchanan ; fancy neonate '*4...
Hartry, Mlias Buchanan : drawn wink, H.
C. Smith, Miss Cameron : darning, beet
asd meatiest en stockings. Wm, Star-
ling, Thee. Hamilton : Queen Ann darn
tar, Mn. Campbell. I- Symington :
carving on wood,L. Symingtos; painting on
g lees, Miss Cameron. ('. A. Humber; past
ing on felt, Miss Buchanan, ('. Washington : novelty, C. H. Humber, A. R. Ander-
sen : crotchet linen inc., H. L. WateoteMrs.
Cen.pbell ; eretehet en aeons Ism Chu
tAsehiegton, Mrs. Campbell ; chenille em-
broidery on hat,Miss Nett, C Washington:
etehing en any materiel, Miss Nott, H. L.
Watson ; arreesse work, Mies Nott: erazy
work in wool, Joe. Whitely. Mies Stnkes ;
crazy work in silk, Miss Canteren, H. C.
Smith : &Oleos no tele L. Symington, ('.
Washington; ladies' shopping bag, embroid-
ered, H. L.. Watson ; fanev piseushion,Min
Cameros, Mrs. H. R. Walker : crotchet or
keit slippery, Miss Buchanan, H. C Smith;
but'oe -holm display. Miss Buchman, A. E.
Washington ; heindkarehief sachet, N. C.
Smith ; glove box. Wm. Hartry ; kitchen
& pros. Thos. flainilton, C. Washiertos :
lamp genes, article not sew. no prize
awarded laundry bag, Mrs. H. R. Walker,
Milo Cameron ; embroidery with linen fleas,
H. L Wane, L Symiagtos ; embroidery
with reps silk. Miss Nott, H. C. Smith;
seed wreath, Mtge Nott, 11. C. Smith: beet
oellention of ladieswork, Mies Matt, 1..
Symington : china painting, reeemonended ;
'trotted chemise, Doe os list, recommended
to Mrs. .1 Heals.
mssy. syarr •ND aTO•11..
Hooey is comb, C. A. Hosible ; jar of
hooey, C. A. Humber. Mn. H. R. Walker;
ample syrup, Wes. Sallow., Miss 8. Nott.
rarnallt S.., ARRAN ET'.
Collection 4 hoseansade preserves. N.
Mormagetar, R. Elliot ; peaches, 1 Iwr• Mrw-
Wm. War -nook. C. A. Humber ; pears,' jar,
John Stewart, S. Harmonise ; ettren.1 jar,
• Meraingster, Mrs. H. R. Walker: ou-
comatose, 1 jar, A. E. Washington, Casa
Washingtos ; omens, 1 jar, R. Elliott, C.A.
Humbs.'; jellies. 3 brads, A. Allornierstar,
Mn. H. R. Walker ; mixed pebbles, 1 jar,
A. E. Washitigton, Chas. Washington ;
Mem med. bread, Wm. Sallow*, David
Precise ; ROM* made breed. suede with paw
sakes, 1). Proem, D. McBride, jr.: bread
w ade with baker's shim yeast, Geo. Grose,
Gee. Churn; layer rake, A. Illiegbanerses.
Beattie; twelve tea hissuits, Ohara Wash.
metes. Mee Wm. Waren. : «Mesons et
pies, Mrs. Was. Warnock, • K. Washing.
nem ; oae dons fancy tarts, Mn. Wes. War•
seek, Chen. Weelaingtes.
anallre.
Red (Wenn wheat, Henry Curwes, Jaa
Ednagetes ; Despeerat fall wheat, Henry
(trires, Robe Beam : asy Siker variety fell
wheat, white samed, John Salton& Nem
Tens ; red .r amber, mimed, 8 Faroe,
Hoary Carnes : swiss wheat. Connie, S.
Forte, I. Ballteeld, jr : any ether variety,
Jeha Hoary; Canna ; slaranned
barley. Henry Corwen, • Caress; large
peas, Jolla Ralkeld, J. 1' Salkeld; small
mate 8. Furse, Thee Beaten ; white eats,
Henry (Newell, S. Fern : Mack oats. Jae.
Devises.
8. Form : lax Med. Tone, Jae.
Mellredd ; T%metay seed,Jeks nalkold, J. W.
Salkold ; slower seed. %ed. Henry Oarless ;
white 'Maim R. Fates. Wm. Burns. ; 054.
Iowaos of gran is the straw, 5. Fines, 1.
14541.44, jr ; baekerbeat, highly ameased-
ea, Jas. Rillseetes,
noon, ennet•st.ma, RTC.
Red mestrold enartmle, Jehe
Rimestes ; glebe nese Inettgais, Jobs
fialkeld , Glee ; 81•048 MY**
Wilms Illsaa, B. Tans; And wwreee.ieba
wtite insseta,1 Nelhael• Iwo Jam
; minas. C. A. Wells, Job's Balk -
old ; sera. Gehl, Jam Ilalkield. Wise !talk
y,
LINT or 11
Light hems-- Atob Wane, Paris SM.
ties.
Heavy hones W. H. (,rahass, 81,
tiny.
Cattle - Join Jani•con, Lanes.
Sheep and pig' 1 luta Georit„ St. Het
ea e, sad Hasty Reasoni, Guderich town-
ship.
Poultry- .1. W. Dutton, Woodstock.
Grata, eta -Isaac Faber.
Diary modem. -D. 4'. Strains's, Coode
etc+.
Tru.t -b W. Toronto.
Flowers H. Foster, Chotoo, seed J. A,
Morton, W 'aghast
Field note etc W. H. MoCraeken,
Brunelle
Ladies. work- %to I 14.14. Wheaton, Loa-
ders.
Fuse arta- Mew J H. nem Mitchell.
lhateestie . at nuf •et urt --mirs. '*'.*.T Hays
and Chas Nairn.
.Agrioulto •. onplement% C. A. Humber
mid A. S. Chresiel,
Speed sea. - Whitely &eel (Ieo. K.
Heade. -on, Seeforth ; W. Lire, Goderioh.
4. 4 eneeselasillsm.
Out pill a dor*. tote brit 2800401. On•
pill relieves cometipatton (Me box cures
an ordinary case. Oise pill taken weekly
neutrsoze• formaion of ur:c %acid in the
blood e.,d Kidney dis-
ease and Dia•riert Taut uuly ..f Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
MARINE.
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eh, ?cries Sloellle.
The following data rererdiag the world.
great merchant and vessels of war may
prove valuable for referent's
mitectIANT STEAMSHIP'S.
Length width displarie.
Greet easter a . . . . 680 83 24,000
Compania . 600 65 18,000
St. Louse 535 63 16,000
Teutonic) 565 57 12,000
Paris 528 64 13,000
WAR 5104:411.0c
Columbia .... 412 58
Sanienga.... ..... 400 77
Royal Sovereign... 380 75
Terrible 500 72
New York .. 381 65
5,475
13,251
14,150
14,200
8,480
Of morn, meet of then will be .:lipoid
by the appearaace of boa- ; wow building.
asie •• the 1;eorive, of the White 'ter luie,
and the aew steamer for the Hamburg -
America line.
LAKC Lay Ci.a.
It is • singular eircumatance that winla
Lak• Ontario red the St. Lawrence are
down to • level below mything hitherto re-
corded, sad are still fallisg, Lake Huron
end the St. Clair haye been rising steadily
for the last three months, and new stand
six inches above the stage of July 1st this
year, and sixteen and • half inches above
low water mark. The Canselien, which
probably refine, the views .1 azusrvaaced
lake observer*, finds in this • puzzle te the
ninny reanaer. It makes seethe, to be
GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
"By a thorough knowledge of the uatural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition. and by • careful application of
the fine properties 01 well -selected Cocoa. Mr.
Krum haus provided for our breakfast and sup
per • delontely flavoured beverage which may
gave us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the
judicious use of such articles of diet that anon
stitueon may be gradually built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle yealedim are fleeting
around tut ready to attack wherever there is •
weak point. We may escape many a tatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and • properly nourished trame. -
orro Service Onsets.
11•410 simply with toiling water or milk.
Sold only in nacketeby uroorrs, labelled thus:
JAMES Erre a rm. 144., Illeinstropalble
London. Eland.
MSS
- -
Goderioli, March 15th, 1896.
Howard 'menace Co,
Gentlemen, --The No. 9 Howard
Furnace put in for me last Summer
by Masers. J. H. Worrell & Co. has
given good satisfaction and kept the
house comfortable and at an even tem-
perature during a winter of excep-
tional severity. One advantage is
the ease with which it is regulated.
but in my estimation that in which it
chiefly show. its superiority, is the
entire absence of gas or dust in the
house, which has been ao much corn
plainer, of in Furnaere of inferior con
struction. 1 shall certainly recom-
mend the Howard to those contem-
plating purchasing it. Furnace.
Yours truly,
DAWIRIL J Narrat..
If yo. think of leaviag a Fermin pet is,
eon sied ses se sad we will be pleseed to
glee yea aa eittimeta
J. H. WORSELL,
Far R•steLTOP 11,111111T.
Man au
aided to the whey agoultrei problems et
tot !Am
Gore Bay Gehl*: W. Doom that last
week there wee. sect of tidal wave epee
Like 8georier. rains, the water rive or six
' 4..1 ‘t • as. sot aware that there is lay
a•niseet sou between lIeorgian las ant 1.1.
Superior, but, ao • matter of fast, the water
fell over two feet is Cure boo u. Tundey
. 1,11 Or Wedge...vie% nigh". and It t. 13. I o
ilays t .' teota i. t• lama ?earl lest
nem of our acheutt-l• 11•00uUkt for th a IWO '
rued fall.
forego
It is repertal th•• co eer the Pacific or
Majestic: will rue 00 ;us Wiudeor Soo routs
n em ycar.
The w belabor L 1%. umbrae lee the itaig•
▪ huerees et t a...rend goes into wino
ter telel'ere at '*% .sl Sopa .or shot. ly.
Tie nouns of the sown steel bergs lad
feat tows ort the Floe Cavil is. w ,rreo,ed
the umetructios tweaty•four niore. at
Clesiebsed.
The /settle City has broke. the record for
wheet .ersoce by ,ariyitm 138,000 bus. of
tbs.' IFF Ail. fermi t0 Beffele oa a 14
foot 4 lenses draft.
The Victory, at Aehteleatle, was uulositled
of 3,400 tend of C4111 ab.1 had s fu.l hat of
soft coal isitwerl in her fr. ni 6 30 os morn-
ing till 7 o'clock pest n:orsiog.
In mans of the large iihip'.u•I Geo rook
on .the lakes the criennel system tor the
ossetruetion 01 boats, has lino adopted.
The steamers Kaareerge aad V:ctnry, the
barge Aureate and the schoenen Malta .ad
Manse, were opestructed on this pop
Gennany's merchant mange is new gram
.r tine France's, and amend to England's
In 1994 0 measured 1.485.000 toms agamet
Britais's 9.585,000 tom. The steamer ton
nage, which is 1888, was lase than that of
France bow arawaata te 860,000 ton against
Franc...6466,000 tons.
Marine Review • From prevent indica
rinse the troublesome features of next year's
lake tratb.• as • whole will not be throatier's%
of freight to be mowed Der the vessels to
emery 0. Railway• will furnish the draw
basks. Thew are nosy behind, and it would
1100R1 impossible for them to nun op.
A SKEPTIC CON Mak
HE HAD NO FAITH IN ANY ADVER
TIED MF.DICINE.
WRST MOM BAD TO WORSE
ATT•cltatt WITH • MAO COLD, Hie
at rot THRIATII•Zit WITH LO, 04401.0k
•T• %IA THIN Ilft. wiLtisive 1.1%h
Pilaw tram. AFTER OTIIR& MZIOICP,R
111410 VA
From the era:multi, 5.8.. T11011111.
The resaarkable sures affeeted by Dr. Wil
lman& Piok Pills have lotto been a niatter et
newspaper aoteriety. and mousy of them -
well described as miracles have eons in our
own province, but we believe so fair nese
ba•e been published from Vermouth
Times repreeensative enquired to • quarter
when such matters are Ilkely to be known,
and learned that there were several retserk -
able nese of restoration to health direstly
traceable t• Pink Pills, right
is our midst. Carious to ascertain the
facts in re I oion thereto, stir representative
celled on Mr. 'harlots h. Trask, who had
bees known to have rapermaced a long M-
eow, aad now was .peewees ly in excelleet
Imola, bus cure holey attributed to Pick
Pills Mr. Treek, who has 110+0 accountant
is Yarmouth ter weepy yeses, was ta 141.
office on John Street vbso the reporter
waked on him.
ity of the essay asuman te suadwrial
cares efiteted throughout the mimeos.
CI moon Mee 4.'.',', of she t th inn eall
Hulletie sou h.a et ;d her tarsi, will litho
up leer restdeece in 'owe.
• Ih• slab hie Kr,' her (,JiI.'. 154
bought 1-14.' 1 ,r,w,li Meta. eon Hi that Fen.
4.nuinaltee ottsl Senghs tied .10,
PYNY - PECTORAL
brute quoit easel ',trot all 1E-
Ilassaiatio. t roschisb
tubs., throat or dus(. No uth
tart/only karma, swans,
beat* promptly.
A I ere Bottle for TS Costa
IIIIS I 11111EICE CI 111.
num atoms, •
MONTREAL
0
35 -CASH PhIZES-35
Ist prize, $25; 2nd, $15 3rd,
$10 4th, $5 . 5th, $2 10
prizes of SI each . `,.•0
prizes of b0c. each.
The Proprietors of
&la I,eylou
offer to school chiloten thr el..ye
I_ prizes, competition open until lat
of May, for the best prom we
L rhyme, the mitts' letter of the
A- hates reading dowoands to com-
ppose the words-
IA'Salada CmlooNs
Found .Wr. Trask os Dia Dere.
be said, "1.14.,-. oan be no poe
sibk doubt of the efficacy of Dr. Williams
Push Pills is my ono, and 1 will bei pleased
if the puttioauce of the facta helps some
other enterer hack to health. 1 caught
cold, was careless sod sought more cold.
The first brag I knew I was sperieuely
1 mule .ot walk. All strength seemed le
nave left my lege and the weakness in-
creased. From being obliged to remain is
the Meuse 1 Was obliged to retinas i• bed.
but still supposed it was but a very had
oold. I became so heiplan that 1 (mould 001 -
entre in bed without help. I had geed s.t•
tendases soil the beet et care and nursing,
bus as week suceeeded week I seemed to be
growing merge intend of hotter, till I was
won to • mere sbedow and began to eare
very little at 1 ever renvered. A hint LIMA
I was threetesed with something called lo
assestor ataxia escaladed • friend that my
cese ..send similar te some of then de-
scribed in the Times, when leasd nese cured
by 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills, end this first
drew stmatien to them as • possible aid ta
ine. I admit that I wire skeptic:el- very
skeptical -there are so many modistes, ha
rag advertised just new, sod 4 was never
moots of a believer is them. Well, Dr. Wil•
Pisk Pills were purchased and I took
them, as 1 suppose I would have taken Loy-
thiag else, simply as the routines of • sick
nesse The ern bee seemed to show little
elFect, sad by the time I had get tbrouich
with the Mani box there could be no doubt
Roy nedition showed a marked improve -
meat, and I was oorrespoodingly moose
send. The pills were casetieued and I be-
came rapidly beater. se that 1 was able to
at up aad go about the harm, and emanion-
ally yo.u1, if tie weather wails*. t)ay by
day I grew stronger, sad to make a
story short, 1 feel I am today in as
health as aver 1 waa in my life, and I sea
hardly realize I .no the same gem wise suf-
fered for six seeethis, • helpless, desmeadest
being, alio never sypeeted to be ase his feet
lieSill. While I bas... desire In emblie
ity I am quite walls, these haste shereiti be
mode lisown for the henellt of oteers, and
S RI ready at any time to hear heart, Warn -
w oes! 4. 11. gewaine worth of Dr Williams'
Pisk Pills. They restored me to health
when I never eepeeted to lee sheet a/.10."
Mr. Trask sertainly looks the plotters of
h ealth, mad rememberfae tt. lawn period
wens lee had hoes laid sp, ager• {s-
lim left, fully 5.0.4.5.4 that De. IMMO'
Plah Pills save well deserved ail that as
seed et Mom ellseerbere. When Men ewe
sae be poiated es II ear *we midst tames
555 55 Wort be say laabb et time reliant -
'kW 0 -AL* lt4kLr'4ftrSittaAk;''
L- The poem us expected to he the
result of the child's own thought,
the mune, age, address and school
to be appended to each In. -m. anof
• card out of • machete, of
iii:i" Salada" Ceylon Tea,
s -
STURDY BROS.,
&UM LEA.
The mature. aiederleb.
'Telephone ecustuartion.
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manufacturer of all kinds of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Irma
Works, etc., etc.,
And !teeter tn-
F.ngines, Machinery Castings, &c.
All arse of Pipes and Pio. Fittings.
Steam and Water Gauges, Globe Valves,
('heck V•Ives, Ineturatore. Ejectors and In-
jectors Conatently on Head at Lowest
Prima.
A special line of Steel Water and Hog
Troughs for use of harmers and others.
Repairing promptly attended to.
A. S. CEILTSTAL.
Mealy 1'. 0. Hoz oodorion.Ost.
Works -0 cake 0. T. R. 'oration. Godertale
AWAY Ow •
PATENTS
tir
Ptrifirrttr Billee1/1111 Y. Plus Yolli.
/7•0 ThsitattroW writ.Ou
Maga berate for meson paten's In A i"rimen
livery Ham out lay es w before
she by • melee saws 415. 04 oilers* w the
cildentificAttlettfall
•
Lamar, annotation 04 .55 wien1.10e meow In rite
1,14..0.11111y tormrseed n
urInt sake it
n ..4.o.,1l011h.Aat Wiatillp. •
Maw. *Lie aix 10410. 444reas
renassamisse.m menden,. lave ,,to
PATENTS!
CARATS. TIMM RAMIS 111110 COPTAIIMITS
Otirtelsed. and an badness la the U. 8. Pasant
018: attained to at MODRRA PERE
Mlles Is oppeette time U. 8. Pt.. o,-
8.., sad wi sae elude Pawns In Ism Mem
bee them -essot• trade WARR:N(0nm.
Mead MODEL OR DRAWING. We ad
trim as ttafterfte fres ef charm '5.1
,.mak. 0 AMON VEL. Era OB-
TAIN PA
retort= is the Peellatanter_ , elm
nt...aas he &Metals OR
U. frittast (Mem Few etreeter. advises
ternmead eefereeess eldeafta ewes
gere Mein OR Owes t • , write So
14 • GROW
Oinnette honest clese„ViUtuggem..D 0.
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