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Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"Some ynuf hep. as a remelt cd the
dome attention to bootee. my *h1t
Shed. I ,beoatee weak, nervous, was
leea`ila to look altar my Intermits. soil
1t"ie Bested all the erupted/le el a de-
an. I took three bottles of Ayers,
/sm.pamW$, began to improve tri nem
/.r7'
d gradually tnoreased my w
teneight front
one hundred and twenty -Ave to two
hundred pounds. Since then, I and my
family have need this medicine when
needed, end we are all in the best of
health, a fact which we attribute to
Ayer'. Sarsaparilla. I believe my chil-
dren
hitdren would have been fatherless to -day
bad it not been :or Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
of which preparation I cannot say too
much." -ft,. O. Hnrsox, Poetmaster and
Planter, Kinard's, 8. C.
Ayer's* J Sarsaparilla
RECEIVING MEOAL AT WORLD'S '*11.
AY ER's; Pills Sem Doctor% Whin.
OUR OTTAWA LETTER,
What!. ¢o1nz must t.baCiipita.t.
(fl! C m.apendest Gees late *tnwbery
$Mew1*g-Rhee Pointers e■ Their
Ctlltvathe-The Mat ter Mar-
mot and Table.
OTTAWA, June 7.—Apropos of this
subject the Horticultural dtvMioa of the
Experimental Form has recvotly sent to
press material fora bulletin, which will tip-
pler ibortly, covering the experience of Ave
years in testing at the Central Farm • large
.son or of the sew varieties of strawberries.
no hl its ry of.tbe evolution of the onitivat.
.d strawberry from its wild, original forms,
reads almost like • fairy tele. By it is
shows the areas falses* whisk principles
and otilowro--otic obi ibou0 is. modifying
the characteristic' of native types of fruit
It was about 200 years ago that the native
strawberry of Chili (Fr.gsria Cbiloensis)
wee brought to Europe, and there associated
w ith the wood strawberry (7. Vexs) and
(F. Elatio-) the pine etrawbeiry. The lat-
ter
aster two are natives of Europe. As • result
of this ..00lation, and se a result of the et -
forts ot pioneer strawberry grower,, there
gradually appeared type intermediate of
obese wild forms. Within the lest fifty
year., and pirtioularly during the peat 4.o-
ade, the number and variety of new strew
berries which have been prodooed and have
boas offered tq the fruit oonaumimn-pubiir4
trey remarkable. Not lam remarkable to
the oo.mopolitas ohanoter of the pleas un-
ier onitiv.tion. Itis only a few years since
that it was thought the strawberry could
be grown rely in those regions most favor-
able te fruit -growing Knowledge and .d-
eem have removed many of the supposed
e bsteoles, and there is now no place in agri-
Palters! Goad& where strawberries tarty not
be grows; in suffiotent quantity to add
variety to the farmer's bill.of-fare, sad give
sajoyment and health to the members of
his honehold.
Throughout all the the apple -growing sso-
tiose of Ontario and Quebec, strawberries
may be grown tor market with profit-.nd,
isppme.king of profit, said Mr: Craig. the hor-
tieeltarut of the (central Farm, (whose
language these lines faithfully n-eobe) what
Deep se there that will give the oultiv.tor
a larger return per .are ? To say 6,000 bozo
se .oro is not an extravagant estimate ; and
6s. • box, est, i. • return quits within the
stark 1a many looations,theugb the average,
probably, may not he more than 2i to 3
monis sot. Krimu 2 Dente per box, which
would give a return of $100 per .tan, ie it
119.500
G
."r1:, 64.`.
....,.ser t.er
tone a we tees worth Mobile' llte MINt4117 t
11 M amen eansomeery M gad tees
�dm, rwa h�Jr:.berm eor.adbsaoo aNrwber
thiee
se
ffee
growers ander tM meet emerable elsemm-
stanose. Rtnwberries are sow very ler/ay
*row. along the Bt.' Lewreme and Ottawa
Ann, Dear their point of is*mWam, la the
vtalslty of Montreal. The coot shores el
lake Ontario.., Bayed Quince regioe, •*d
ap northward townds Georges Bay, are
all of them sonnies. beetmah deservedly
!amour for the productba of this berry.
Speaktag of ebb lwoloae frele,ihel*te Henry
Ward mother owe said tool " The Lord
might have made a bestir batty. but the
Lord certainly sever did."
Do you ask what L the ideal soil ter the
cultivation of Ibis plant! A sod which Is
friable, rtoh, mots. without beteg iodate.
sad ono which will as heave without from,
1s W be preferred above .11 other* ; but les
ane tanners Moist from growing the berry
beoauee they do not happen to possess a
Mom of lend answering meetly to this de-
.ariptloe.
The best time to pleat strawbarrlee In all
Canada Is in early spring. They may be
set out in .utumo, but adequate returns,
from obis syrNn are only moored the fol-
lowing yeas to looalitiw where the mimeos is
sstfiol.otly loog so allow of the plante be-
coming well established, and making plenty
of senors term frost arrests the yrowtb.
The soil for • strawberry pl.ntatioD should
be plowed in the fall. A clover orop turned
soder the previous spring, and vegetables
or a hoed Drop grown thereon, gives so ez-
oellect preparation.
There are two principal methods of grow.
Ing the strawberry. The reunite of thee
method* may be summarised briefly as td•
lows :-I1 one would have large, Ani straw-
berries, grow the plant" in hills ; H Many
berries, but of medium sire, cultivate the
plants in matted rows. The hill system
oommends heli to the amateur, while the
matted row is dutinotly oommeroiL In
respect to the hill system the plants should
be set 18 inobes apart emit way, end the
runners kept trimmed off as they appear. A
plantation will lest two years, so that pro-
vision for renewing the bed must be made
from year to year. In the matted rows the
pleats are set lb inches &port, with the rows
4 feet distant from each other. Runners
and blossoms moat be removed the first
season, the litter .(itirly, and the former
anal the middle ej Aoguat. This operation
allows the parent pica/ to become well
eat•bli.h.d +ad favors the gt ed.tition of
strong. healthy russets. - . - --
In regard to mulching As winter
bee, the farmer shonId not ior*e , par-
ticularly if be reindeer!. • locality hams*
Ight now LII, with alternate lressiag sad
thawing in the autumn, and the strawberry
plot is on clay losen, ihst the plants need to
be promoted from the heaving process which
follows the freezing of the ground in autumn.
The ptante should- be dowered with *tris..
evergreen hoagies et swamp hay. Care must
be taken about tarrying in weed seeds with
the opvering material, sed for this reason
oat sad wheat straw often do more harm
than good. 1)o not oover the pinata too
heavily, bus protest the ground on either
side for it is then that the mischief takes
plans. la the spring u000ver the plants and
leave the mulching material between the
rows until after the crop is harvested. It
e bould then be cleaned out and the oultivat•
or introduced- 1. the principal strawberry
region" of Oatsrio. the practise of taking
only one Drop from esob plsotation to now
very much in vogue. Thu method has the
advantage of keeping the ground cleaner in
the matter of weeds, fungus dineaes or in-
jurious insects.
In molting for marketing ptvpoem the
berries should be o.refully pinked and grow-
ers now find that it pays them to give some
Wale to grading the fruit. One or two of
Met tense near JsL oaltiv*tors in the Island
Mesa' .cad their strawberries to mar-
ket in pint bores. and carefully graded, that
tete my, one olw contains all them of first
quality se to mire and form. Thee will oom-
u ,&nd the top market prices. The next ohms
oonteioe the eeoond grade from whish the
Dills and bottom (imperfect berries) have
been discarded.
Such • ■ygtem of marketing will eventual.
ly win • name for that partioul.r grower
who adopts it.
In respect to varieties one must consider
them from the standpoint of the amateur as
well as from the somewhat different stand-
point of the o',mmeroial grower. Th. Ant
looks for quality end produotdveuese, while
Mnwetlns wrap a vanity whioh 'premies
well and may be transported to the Donne
er and planet before him in good *sedition.
Por amateurs the following venetian are
recommended ; Pearl, Berbaob, Martha,
Brandywine. Greenville and Creston_ Among
the bore oom.meroial aorta are : Bederwood,
Cement, Wargeld, Haysrlaod and Parker
Marla
Home important points te be remembered
in setting • plentattoa of strawberries are
to place the pistillate and the perfect
flowered varieties 1. adjoining rows so that
oomplete fertilization may be dented• thus
materially increasing the gwlity of the
front. The Farm Horticulturist has found
that the *Milan variety is mors prodaotive
than the .laminate or perfect flowered
kinds. Vheretore be advise planting these
In the proportion of three of the former 1e
one of the latter. Buyers, is selecting
plants, should note carefully the sex of she
yarfety to b. purchased. P Meas ptatilats
er the imperfeot•flowured pleat ; 8 or B
means stemitate or bi-e•zaal, the perfect
dowered.
Sweat behflatsg•ro le Aad appl. sera" Re
took the Herter for • huge odium of the
well•kitiemn Mantel symbol.
The emeassey of treatise a thighs ma-
iden is seriklsg the oa.dioete three times
es the ssouldee llsbtly with the OM et a
nerd, swne, ' Ree. Bir Jobs
bat thm oedld•te ler knighthoodmoat nos
ries mill h• hos received tee sited blow.
A .erten■ po.talss► tenet HM admoalt/en,
sad made a ti) to rtes after the first tap
Th. Qs*. thermos& brought the owed
down again guiokly and sh•apiy sea farther
w•rsiss. These who saw le hod wentee i.
de M wtnis their lent/Amen the wow&
of tie. Queen tits. exhorting the mad to ries
and ell the nam. Uma keooklag him deme
again. A madtdme b William IV,'e roles
was lees fortusets however. He else Wee.
III too greats burry, and roes to his fen
.(est the Ant .xbortmtim, wtuteepee the
Sailor Kiat lost hie temper, and seat him
away plans "Minter" Jail se be wee began
Tb. lutitutioe .1 the Royal Victorian
Order marks • sew epeoh is the Meter, of
the Royal Orders of Merit during this
trigs. The teadeaoy has beet for thine re-
wards to tall mon and more Late the hands
of Mi.isar., and to be *taloned "Moly for
seniors to the motion. An 000aalonal civil
knighthood, however, le "pared by the Gov
•
ernseen0 to her Majesty's mon immediate
•ttendante---euoh as the Private Seo etary
(Sir Arthur Blgge). and the Keeper of the
Privy Purse (SM TMetwood Edwards).
TM Victorian Order. however, a the
Queen's own private Order. Site oonters H
where she will -the higher clams' as marks
of personal friendship, the lower ones a re-
wesds for mews,. The result is ibis the
order will be a earionely cosmopolitan oma,
for it se conferred on m.mb.n of the Howe-
iold, oft foreign primes and princesses, and
foreign offioM u -+mob as the Mayor el
Niece, the Prcfeot of to Department at
Alper Maritimes, and the Manager of the
French Southern Railway, who have all for
years oo*lributed to her Majesty's oomtem
whoa she M visiting the Smith of Frame.
A omrtain witty peer ham remarked of this
Order that 11 is the nearest possible ap-
proach to s moisaruhioal millennium, for
Foment English and German, Unionist and
Home Ruler, Prime and Prefect, Mistress
f the Robes mod manager of the railway.
Christian, Jew, infidel and hereon are all
united is the Order under the leadership of
her Gracious Majesty.
Sr 8eawel l;esstpy, as everybody kerne,
who Ant berme tet •flank 511. bloodthirsty
cads, He wee waled by the growth et
�bee opiason mod by the fames, w"bo praat-
repealed the laws, by retinue to ooe-
vise
11 wM int, emit the vear1136 that Coos-
a! for a prUu.er soder IruJ for teeny wits
p rmitbd to address the jury. La the year
1864 there were 480 death ssat..o.a ; k.
1838, oak 116. I. 1834, 894 permits were
mwtsaod to transporwtw for life, aid in
1838 Dale 966.
URINiflY iROUBLBB
DODD.'S KIDNEY PILLS
A tit of IoW Wig.
Some time ago whits I was trainee istsri
eillap Menem et the clerks Dame to t4
rfi* sem waiting on me sad
W E a-- is
Watsonoath anent as.3 many a fs-
b o
R4 BICYCLES AN*
WATCH ESpot
During the Year 1897.
-1415.11 p rlloel.►e'es eel verlle.me.n,etspell r
• Ulla U, tie • inept fir, 7_fi
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CONFERRED EY ROYAL FAVOR.
" What I like about the Garter," said
lard Melbourne, " le that there M se sten-
seen of merit about It."
As • matter of feet, then newer ►.m been.
la earlier days is used to be emterrd on
twenty Ave of the lesdthe .ability of the
kingdom. It we so ',Neon given to s
mem bet of the Reese of Contains. however
powerful, that when Lord North, the eldest
ma of the Earl of Guilford. who had • Beet
in the Lower Roves, reoefvd the Garter,
n ot Metss he was Premier and virtual
ruler of the klegdom, bet boo.., M we
aim the ohnef favorite et George tzl,s the
decoration wee so didlnothe thee be etas
free' that time invariably referred to me
" the noble lord I* the blot tibbo*."
During the present reign twenty dvm
extra k■Igbthoad• have bees .dried by Her
Majesty's motion, .red them the he safer.
red either en members ef hes ewe Roney, es
ea foreign 'eyelike to whom the wished to
ley a oompsem►. The twmey-fifth tat
added for the biome el tire late Priem
Remy of Rsiiwbere. The Queen filled up
the crested by hie death by wafer.
rise the arts. es ID. O mws- Primes sf
Dsamart.
The ordinary Garton www sed by she
Prime Mlafatre to reward their followers
.f eh. Highest reek who are sot St tet 0.►•
net teak. ere t.e gent for ebee*l.ab pew
Otiose, tad have &nerved well of the peen
br their perusal rapport, whlama"
eteer fiusaske l,
er
It was ea Amcriesa sEllend..
tMet
L.kr ata first Mae rhe whm
e bread 2j
rich* of Obi Clatter 'wren the *net d a
*rube deem," mei, year law taw -
pries sae t 1 pr Shah /Nim was am us*
*Ale *Ws* ewes tai tesesl*llese r be -
1t 'merchant we evidently &may &
" Why, what does he wont et • !"
homier: "wet:ever eve them.
his amount out of the book; that ion receipt
enough."
' 80 I told him," answered the clerk,
"bat he is not estis8ed- You had better
sr him."
So the proprietor sapped to the desk, and
after greeting Pat with • Good-mormia*,
said :-
" You want to settle your bill, do you I"
Ps replied ie the affirmative.
" Well " said the merchant, " there in me
need of my giving you a receipt. Ree ! I
will oro, your &Docent o8 the book ; and
suiting Jim salmi to the word he drove hie
penin diagonally aero.. the amount.
"That is • good receipt,"
" And do you miss that that settle it 4"
gerlatmed Pat.
.. Tbaa.ettlee it," mid the m.robent.
And ye're mare yell stover be .•kin' mt
for it again ? "
•• We'll sever ask yon for it armies" said
the merchant decidedly.
"Fetch, thin," mid Pei, "l'Il to attar
k.pin' ms money is ms pocket, two 1 haetle t
paid it."
" Oh, will, 1 can rub that oat 1"
"Faith, cow, and I thought the rung,"
said Pat.
Is M seedless to add that Pat got his re -
mita.
Ia Europe at tbi* time some 27.000,000,
men ars ready to take to field is a foul.
n ight.
Some people .re constantly troubled with
pimples end boils, especially &bent the toe
and neck. The best remedy i.. thorough
coarse of Ayer'' Sarsaparilla, wheok expels
all bemire tL?ones
and so snakes tie ehia bemuse tort,
earl fair.
• alletY W:RS AGO.
In 1837 tare was es mwtratd paper ;
there wee se Petiole. On tD. other Land
Ewe were a many Leaden papees se therm
sat to -d.7. sad aeorty ea many masaainee
,std reviews. The Times, whisk u reported
1e ben Rom had a clydalstlen not ezoeediar
10,000 a day, was already ibe Mediae pef?er-
15 debaded Queen Caroline, and advocated
else Reform Bill, sled tram reported to be
reedy to incur en *resew for early sews.
Ybe ether morning papea were the Morning
Herald, the Morning Chronicle, the Morn-
ing Pest, the Morning Adyertiesr, and the
old Public Ledger.
The evening papers were the Glebe, wbkb
had •beorbed sit otter eyeing paean. the
Courier, the Rtamdard, and the True Sun.
The weeklies were the Kxamtser, the
Spsetater, eaten price seems to ban varied
from nl upeno. to . "billing: the -Attar Ob -
Geyer, 8.11's tire, Bell's Weekly Meseenger,
John (fell. the New Weekly Mameoger. the
Svedey Timis, the Age. the &Are* the
Mark Leas Kzprese, the Cent, �i
the Weekly Dispatch, the Pa the
Christie* Ad'ueate. the Wetebetse, tee
Court Joarael, the Naval and, Militate lle-
sane tmd•tbe Carted 8.nio. (Gavotte.
II we an until 1841 time the firma Sew
et emigrants begs* m the dtrsstles of New
Zmi•rd and Australia. The emigrants of
/8324160y west h Q.uadie sad a yet the
United States were preetioatly sne.Eeeied
by the rush from the old oouptries.
The papul•tiee e1 tihe pet ,ewes has for
the meet part d.ablsd IemR! la the Weak
des. Leaden thew had a million and a
hale ; Liverpool. 900,000; Mi mehester, 260.
Mt Glasgow, 960.009 ; Eltaltrbem, ISO.
000 ; Leeds, 140,000; .ad Anent 190 000.
Peed aettl.m..a were Mehl flosriehimp,
Between 2896 tied 1910. whs. tag. *MI
empptesed,48,719 ea.tecs were mai MA*
elydsey. A. smprd" travelling. to 1s.td0)
raft airing the high reads wee sea smlluft
how. Therm mos* fit tater-b.ae stalleteitelh
40 honidloese mesa* lk
Nva ead there M re
sad 101* 8eeWsd There gramLOSSaS..
eevalies is the *ovary, ell *MA 1./07 Mae.
ad trim Leaera
Is Ihefes M eh* .,*M g,y the kw
re+s�Os�wA egMs1 ethaewt ♦ amtetpn to bashed ha .less t.r11
be appeared he dispel* em et tt mai j r
ha eat lova wow t 11/ raMNq
Y ist r t t 1l hale s gaayWlg
iMrlhllerfddliiftwhisg.poor ashot'
ias ewe lksek bee) ' wog
t a Mae gtthey. 11 he Wpm
falai plow a year. 1* Ilesk 1St Aid 60111
er Ih. Gersrm ..a* rots to gM fid oil chs
Wt, eistt flewm by basting isms, It was
I have been troubled for some
years with urinary trouble. I
could not hold my urine. Was
constantly broken of my rest, as
I bad to get up six or eight
times every night. I tried doc-
tors and many remedies without.
getting any relief until one of
my friends advised me to try
Dodd's Kidney Pills. I felt re-
lieved from the first box and six
boxes completely cured rye. I
cannot thank you enough for
the new lease of life and com-
fort your Dodd's Kidney Pills
has given me.
A. MCGREGORY,
Cornwall, Ont.
Dodd's Kidney Pilis
Always cure Urinary Troubles
A. MoKINNON,
COUM'Y IAliGER FROST & WOOD Co,
11,0111e441e mad keep t* .leek nose sod WOWS Binder., Rowers,
Rake. and Plewa, 8ylwter Drilla. 1Lewasise Duo mad Cultiva-
tors. Chatham Wag.ns, Weetlaufer Pee LfMMt+r. Buggies, Cane,
tion®ors, Sorrows, Maras, Washing Reseda
Examine our BYnders
Om canvass, steel tab e,simpleet keener,
meet durable, menet ramieg and best-bal-
ssesd ..whin• an the market. If you see
ttheour borer's sock will not ed bath-
ing wne
ring and atter harvest. Compere 11
with others.
Our 97 Mower
• beauty, baying several new and import-
ant featnrs.—gruabe width of tread, now
fese lits, scissor out, &djmMable cutter boa,
and roller bearings. See them before giv-
ing your order.
The Old Reliable Tiger Rake
tu up -a -date, having high wheels, solid std
axles, perfect rachet damp ' wdtd theft
ommeotion with long and admirably ad-
justed teeth. In
Plows
oar oestomne L Goderfob and Colborne
townships ob.erfally eeknowtedge their su-
periority 'over other Ikon of plows. berme
very light of draft, easy te operate, dein
splendid work.
Benmiller Nursery)
The Huainan heretofore carried on by
the isle Joke titew.rt at th. es
woad Nureerf,'bilLge of
w111 be carried a M snit•) 11 Mae
4 s -MUT TUNS
'
Brei sen Treea a Specialty!
Tl,e utak le_ teinstilete. and intealMf-
purcbasers will find 1t to their .dvamt.
ante to purchase home-grown trees - -
stead of ordering from • dustwor.
A Fine Assortment of Hot -Horse
Planta Hanging Baskets, and Bedding
Plants in Season.
Order. by Mall promptly attended to
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
BENMILLER NURSERY.
Cakes, Pies, Tarts.
Ready for the Rush.
Cali at D. Cl an:toles, ti,e leading
bakery, forour Party Cakes and
Puff Paste Tart., Oyster Patties,
Mince Pies, Shortead. All kinds
of Cakes kept on hared. Orders left
by ten in the morning mill be made
and delivered the same der.
Wedding Cake—Orn. ovkittng sad
decorating of the latest designs with
s fancy assortment et Wedding Cake
Oreareente
Almond icing * s*eoL►lty
17. Ca rtelc]
PLAIMill KILL.
ESTf1QJ81lEg SRL
lliichaaiis 4 �
BABH, DOOR and slap
Dealers is e11 !labs
ER LATH
LUMB . , S MGM
sad builder's material a ovary
School ?arnitare a !pear.
Tiara
FAILM*t$8
tiiarirame .1144emine
ASSURANCE COMPANY,,
JAMBS R. STtr.e, Pstdi.il/,
Jour Crams„ 7kmehme /1
D. Iii. OAt aaatyu.
numP. M. um if •aag _
BEAD QIIICI, ,/h 1.
sass,-..a
A:7 est peas Sp *Sas Fp Iw.eaelearoIt
sit* riteate*end efts%
Drills
In oar MONITBR DRILLS we boyo.
without tee, of oontr•dlotion, the net
most ooenpe,ot. be oalsaoed sad mom
body ooalrolled sad sears.* to pert„
of say Drill os the market
Cultivators
TM .plesdtd roeeptios gine the Iteler
GIANT CULTIVATOR. dE1,DE1r< sag
DISC by the farmers of Harm prove tit
out a doubt, whet we claim for time, SS '
bed is Caned*. Before yon buy s
Pea Harvester
call and see the W ETTLAUFER HAI.
ViLITKR, winner of diploma a1 Week',
Fair.
Farmers and Teamsters
de you want the W AGG0P1 that competed
with and defeated the best W aggooe to Cu
oda .ad the United 8M.., winning • paid
medal and diploma at World's Fair, siva
medal et Leedom, )Cog., sad ledusviei Br
blbitioe, Terme' ! If you do, buy 11.
raw CHATHAM. egalpped with Van el
lee'. pane. distil malleable arms, Simpson
malleable adjustable stakes, bet white oak
bow -dried wheel. ; hlokery or maple .!lore
Don't let • dealer encumber you with ss
old-timer bolero seeing our Wagons.
We handle the best assorted line ot Implements in the county sot being restrioted b
deal with any one firm, aor .re we repreeectatives of say combine. Oar m.obtnee an
built en Honor, .sal we sell them upon their merits. Gm our prto.e, examine out tas-
am:ea, esquire of the best and meet progressive farmers who ere tains them, end he
gabled by your own judgment and their expo -Moot.
REPAIRS OF ALL HINDS for any machine. Points for all Plows fernuhed end at
to say part of the (County. whet Cash d000mpeitiss
m order,
Plowshares 26e : other repairs in properties. BINDER TWINE cheaper than evw,
Cell and .se our samples.
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_ A r Molt.INNON, RAMILT0N-ST.
r. w 11410
q'o TO
STURDY BROS.
irOltt
FINE GROCERIES!
Vessel Supplies a Specialty.
FAMILY GROCERS -THE SQUARE. STURDY BR
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J. P. BROWN . '
AGENT FOR THE MASSEY - HARRIS :OO.
Wide-open Binders, Mowers,
Cultivators, Rakes, Disk Har-
rows, Diamond Marro w;s,
Ploughs, Scuffiers, Carriages.
Bug glee, Wagcns, Cart s.
Also, Agent for Bradley's
Fertilizer.
A Full Line of Repairs for the above Machines, and Plough
Pointe always on hen, '{eiremb er the stand—next to Buxton's
Stables, HAMILTON -T., Q ODERICH.
Benmiller-
.5. meal I ara reputed te parches. WOOL,
es the Htghene Market Price for emit, or mil
Kob•gn fog my Maaalactared Articles.
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STOCKING YARNS
HORSE BLANK
BED BLAIITKET9
FLANNELS and
TWEEDS . a
i• sinew Complete, and guaranteed
.sint*etnred of Home novo,
mad tree from shoddy of cony dm
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5 aforme I than
tt(11. items.
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JESSE GLEDHILL
1897 -LAWN MOW
sal
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Pos
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AMU ' i Pure Lead and Oils and Ooh►rs
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the Market. .
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