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SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
p'EA� t t►11Aflr:d t.t rtrlt�i ibe 4es. . the MRS. HV�m�lt'
se.•und. aggregate weight Of WO
pound* sass presented 'itself for 4'Oeng
and uuwuscular girl to life. Tb.t young
uud tiumusc'ular girl, knowing ac rcic•u:e.
ibeu "placed her open paints s$*itnat the
putts of the. ,chair -and behind thew on
smelt aide, at a point owned C -•sad made
the lift without grasping the chair In
the beast. The tirat man and the chair
cos titute, the new' hunted lady el -
plains, a i-oupottud lever, with two tot -
crone), o�pe at A ii, where the was'• ' CemNey
feet are. the other at G. 11. where the
hack legs of the chair stand, tilted. "I Mrs. Harriet Holman, who died r Place my my {alms atainat the chair post tautly iu Loudon, war for many years
at C. and instead of lifting the chair • unique Brun' iu the histor! of the
the least bit, 1 prega the poets forward Canadian stage, sad the 1pc►Intan ODerr
and to! the entire chair, with it* wetgbt. t:owPsuy, whk•b was wgu&ipd by her
rower op, leaving nothing touching the husband, and IYter by Mn. Holman
floor, but the luau's fiat. This little alone, war for yoewfa an vrganlantiOln of
muvew.wt of pushing the posts forward x charactser which t uua out only quite
st C. shifted all the weight from tfse uuknowut but incutuprthenafve as wen.
fulcrum at l; 11 IPlace• of the rear legs) Nu recent deveiopment of the cheapp
and threw It forward upon the fulcrumtvmpguicas lomat rare grows nD through
at A B the reel point or the lever. ared 44 therune awl scope of the
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iii# ion tar mo 414 the athlete of I
eNE eicl oeee THE SECRET OF HER
MAGNETIC POWER.
e
{Yep Wore Deme la Cwaseaas.. w/W
Me Simple rie.liaalesl Principle
IlilipWa as ''Uaa.ct/.a ur scree"-'tM-
wi{IAs wasted by !ibis utrt.
LMIu linnet, who hurled umbrellas, and
Men mud wutuen and table* over uaarly
ell the leases tau the cuutineut, who
'care, put out Charles t'ruhwaa'a eye
sad ettesed Iters. Laugtry to < turn
Violent eorttrrwault w public uud nearly
tush her' braise oat, hug had a lit c.f
conscience end told all she_ knows abort
herself. {bat it is genuine cooici:uce
and uo hoax this tiw- is proved by tier•
feet that the lady threw away prospec-
tive mints of wotw•y to study We leer
own phenomena, and that she uua pre-
sents hermit in the unenviable tight of
tooter of the great public. Fur, with
the exception of a tew half-hetertcd as-
surances' that she really did think her-
self possessed of a "great power," the
lady frankly admits that her so-called
maitife tatimie were partly pranks and
most use:otarious physics, sad stakes the
.tatemeut, humieietting to targe asgreg:t-
• tions of the betoohed, that it was their
own hysteria and superstition that caus-
ed the antics of the victim* and the
inanimate ohjeets they were. /relax to
hold. If there is .money in the book the
cena•ience scheme may not go eltagsther
aechall.ureable.
Never having reels Mira Hurst and
riot being :tee to dispruvr the "under
covered or unrecognised priuciple of
leverage applud i° the deflection of
tones ' t whicb is the swipe- proposition
the Indy mow advances sus her sole basis
of operations). uud not Loving yet found,
as she avers, that any one peeraon earl
ek•etnfy six strong mete and a chair w
that they bang themselves abort iu their
vain efforts to curb the cavorting ob-
ject, one hi_pot in a position to contra
Vert W .-fibeat's contentions and sewer
Mlle statements. That her first remark-
able developmeata were the result or .w-
cide•t ran quite be believed. but rub-
. aequeent events cast blacker shadows be-
hind than can be disaipatoe 1 by a mere
eezplsnetion." Thrusting a hairpin
through a heather pillow sad finding the
filer it made startling, the embryo per-
former
er
former continued the sound, earyiug It
fry scrunchinge of her feet against the
tootboar`T Of the bed.
The fariij lining fully roused and ex-.
cited by these ace_ snnptome Ute
fend to amuse hersPRr 7uI p
by hurling hiekory nuts about n room
with termed wiudowie to thug chilling
about on picture -frames and etherwlee
manifest great "spiritnal" powers. It is
a gad homily en ear trait mane- that
it took only a few of three sing -nine}
• transparent dodgem to fix earn -tale's
fame as a strange wielder of a Riper -
natural power. and soon she was tippi*X
bushel .iud Making chairs deuce.. telling
the past anflb' future with xarat sue.
meg. All thecae games she trivia now to
have Men the mere fruits of the gulli-
bility and eagerness to he duped which
'warn to spring anew, with the faintest
enenuragoneent. in the mortal berate..
But the "power" --that great unseen.
bypnotle, psychic. electric, odic and
vaninuaty elrristened fore, was to carer.
At the age of 14 Lulu Harm held. lathe
andirnees Rpellhound, startled, crazed.
tat- to bursting with admiration and
awe -first In the eountry, then in large
cities. 1'!w me tegeneera of Chicajo, New
York, Boston and alt the great metro-
politan dailies were full of her mareel n,
eykibitione, and none veneered on mem-
dile ezptnxntions of so par:dyeing a plc•
m. Chem and unbretlai eontioned
to he limned through the air as the power
pervaded the Iisdy, and everything frel
dmnein" and 'pinning before it. Her "ex-
planeHon" 1s that bier, wee absolutely
no "power" In her;"tbat, aetasl
sate Rhe em-
ployed. she yet knew bow to adjust It
at will to every elite and seldom or never
tolled in a test. -
Aa Miss Hurst sWdled more and twee -
deeply Into tie thing her ''wonder !R-
eleased that some of the lessened phi'.
skeane Iliad not dierovercd the simple
pHnciple oe deflection of force" while ex-
perimenting with her, "1 demonstrated
it all the time without knowing It. and
'they did not detect it," *he writes. "It
was sece°wry for the force opposing me
to exert Itself by and through inanimate
objects held In certain specified posi-
tions." Aid "I had so power over to-
einInate objects utile** iu connection
with opposing muscular force of another
person. The amount of force
-- is sae -did• erehee, es-
ev-pt to Increaser the wonder of the per-
tnrmsncr." -._ , , .
With a few simple azioaaa of this na-
ture the fiat of a email and rather weak
palm and a quite-terrible-to-be-conterm-
ated-knowkdge of the credulousness of
human nature. Mins Lulu fluent played
en her unsuspectJug nubile for two
years. Rhe stoutly avers that she
thought thia was n remsrkshle "pnwe
et hen, and that it men* pwecnllar to ber-
w41; but from the arhouat° of her varl-
ets tests and experiments' the =else -
Moly fact appears that moat of the i x-
betelHon wee obtained from the otter -
sting, squirming, deluded victims, anal
that'Mis Hurst herself was tfntired ani
laughing in her sleeve at the pranks she
provoked.
Platers ansrtmpany the tart of Miss
Hurrays Mot. They represent maces writh-
ing fon muscular agony. their knee
quivering With forte, their nrma swolkoi
with mucin treoergy, their feet planted
firmly, trying to more a billiard cue t.r
a chair, while a 11110• and *lender gill
stands *selling and unwrung opposing
all their Contortions by d simple. wen
palm. She reslices her own system s,
formula. sod the pictures are marked
with ketter/a *bowing the leverage points.
"The heavy weight lifting test," that
feat which fairly staggered multitudes
asd which coexisted of lifting six or
erten hundred pounds' weight of men
off the floor 10 a chair by placing tbe
orahnet of her hands against the ehalr
bark, Miss Hurst explains In as intcrest-
lrg nod able manner.
Whoa the the feat was tested by schen-
date in Professor Hell's iatietatery at
Waahltagten, Miss Hurst Wee weighed
and then the pea was pnt tap to 200
pounds. "i then stood on the .cereal,"
she goes oa, "and Yfted a chair contain-
iwg s man weighing 200 pound°, with-
out lacressing my weight the twnntr-
ponied margin gives." The question wee.
silage nearly 2011 pot hds of weight win
apoarestly ennibilatsd sad not eves the
twenty -pound margin given her to lift
in appeared on the °rale dgnres,wtetit toe-
cwme of the weight when the lifted itt
Ito one ever gave the &newer, but the
beds mow annotnere herself as prepared
its Is tar --and fins it.
A man sits In a chair sad place* his
fort firmly on the Anur st two points
larked A and B In the flln,t.r°tJnn, 11e
i oaths the .Mee of the ebalr at twn
marked each D. end film the
es a to threw all his weleht nn
flat hire at points marked fl and
S�gtse•'trrlbtwty t�b{+ugbt the "mower-'
lemeeOtetrie oe msVMtir. It was thnAgM
t 11i try for the man la the cbalr to
bray Iiia fent firmly tee A sad B. se es
and sustain the 'Weetrle ear
eat tri the lap of An
w.werarM''r t.et walla
CAREER OF THE WOMAN 1VI40 M(/i6
CALLED THE MOTHER O/ OPIMA.
e'
A Wetik„l�s•+n egtptinlaSMea at Thirty
TOW Air -:M. ONrtta se mettaeau
I Orme cons --!Alis. of tae
the country summlildtyany thiug to be ed19-
1ee teller men may then add tbeir rforwaucrs with Lar plan of the Heti:
Tee
t. that of the"first, sal their uua Opera Company. Mrs• Holman was
weight will be etiatrit,uted at the two , called at timer "the mother of opera,'
fulcrums xr We Brat run's was. but in this country, and she was doubtless
most of it will be thrown at A B (first entitled to that rather comprehensive
non's f.sehohl,` and W11041•11* the weight dile in view 01 what she did W make
at G 11 ethane legs' position', thus help- Iqpe re popular in cities that heard it Hest
Ing the lifter, instead
of adding to her throagh the efforts of her singer*. lc
task. She simply manipulate.. the cone the hypercritical days such entempta ate
pound lever ennij.b le I of the chair back. lobe mad,would probably receive very
rear posts andthe man's legs. "while I little notice of a kindly nature. "let
the roan in the chair doer most of the :little
as iiivee► by her company,
lifting." The principle of resultant test which included William Crane, ('hies
conger into play. for when 1 Pugh fort Drew, andtJoha Ckettertoo, now known
weed one leeer at C he 1* pushing betel- as Signor Perugiai, wutdd scarlets cope
ward at A R, and these two forms one- , up to present demands. Sallie Hohn,
Jog together create a remanent force, , one of )din. Holmun'r d°ugbters. was the
operating in a perpendleulir direction truns of tbecompany, and Julia nn -
and carrying the chair and its weight other daughter. was the eontnito,
upward." Mrs. Holman, whore first huahand was
The thinges easily proved or dieproy- • a costumer named Phillips. was n mew-
ed. Miss hint had a perfect and legiti- ber of Burtoo's Chambers Street Thea -
mete right to exhibit a simple and un- tre when she was married to George
ronacirura gift, to make money b, it. to Holman, a tenor. and shortly atter tbeir
decline to explain it. e'.get'alls se It le nearriage they formed the opera com-
a *natter of tact that gee did not pre- pasty. which continued its existence until
tend to any of the names of medium. ! the early eighties. When she could no
occultist, phenomenon thrust upon her. longer take part in the performances,
The gneeition may wrist ns to whether it i Mrs. Heiman aamumed tbe newsiest direr -
was "quite kipd" to ksne•k people about don of the ermpany, and presided at
as roughly as tbe lnflueneee ,she ctert ed . the Patio, which furnished all the ac -
seemed to do: but -there is on question 4 compamfinenta that the singers needed,
at alas to her tight to enjoy the toile.*,or, at all everts, were able to get. Her
ot thesuperstitious and the gn11eo1. two daughters, who had gone on the
The editor of The Medical Hemel stage as child actresses and singers. sub -
discovered that at Mine Hurit's czbibi- septaewuty bream. the two IestSng women
Bons Other force were made in Opposing • iu the company. Sallie. the sopranea,
voluntary muscular effort in others. "It never teethe.' to read music•, and when
is the exp4sttuehtcn*. not the aubject, she teamed %erhaa. Leonora, or at�intt,
whoirptielt tb chairs, canes„ ft was by ilatenisS iii bee mother's pLsy-
maimell;tt. etc. And Mins Hurst ing the vneni patta on the piano tre--
goes on to say that ogl:.•e she.herself was I fluently enough to make the music °tick
f bete'' the u • esee.+etan y= is, her. metuury. - .$*i&y of the ot
ing to our side wi tut oaehtng the T glugers learned the scores of the operas,
chair. after the struggle began. saidsees i 10 wseb the same wax• As there was
ing ani, escjtgd, severer,. thee severer,. usually no chorus, the difficulties o1
chair to piece. wit out .-vet Toning -At training such a body were not telt ve-
to the !poor:rem this este adds e • verily. It war only in the large cities
eorotfare. thus: "The excited Wane' of that a chorus was engaged When -there
th , subjects thernseives, their imperial -
labor
• chorea it did not devolve great
tiro and their imagination taking ruck lube oo the manager, if it was"seass
complete po0aea*ion of them Praluces a e em the same antlerthat gov-
state of partial ,telt-hypnoterm• awed the direction of tt�hee sob*. In
iron. eh., erne -ata ees itxile 4.- aen w.htree lterll�tlu[ --Lwin-2he.-IDle__ua ti to
antes opener(' in connection with Miss . wham any passage especially ut put
din
Hurat's prfornanee* will like this it u mawslung, Oh, cut it out'and Dot
not Bans to guests. 'Shay will pest+abla y goord. A good deal was cut oat, are
deny its troth, to begin.. with. it is. at u good many chords were put in, for the
byyd
any rate. one of the most iignific'ent of ehquestiontat what mesa standard
difficult was jQdg
MIM Hunt's statements. It
tau very high rtunda
It is open to every person to fry the The performances of Mee. IIolmao'a
defieetion of force with as openpneat company were not confined to the opera.
agnln•t the whole muscular toter of half repe;)peas were also twelve
swoar its
s domes besny amu. As after Miss gar' La and the la." "persons mel:"
Hurst's unveiling of the mystery, bow- • [ave _"La Hours" were
" a T ovinia
or "Frit IluiavetJo" were jest as, willing
ever, the superstition nue imagination i to take • sky at "The Streets of New
will have .nothing to feed upon. the ex, York' '•Nobody'°, Daughter." or "Mac-
veiniest
Marperiniest will probably always be ensue- forty,' if the public taste dernaulled it.
e.estul. And the truth will never be When tee company was at its Most, Wtl-
ki:uwn. The first pate of the book re- Ilam Davi Igc, Jr., n* he was then imown.
totes nn nf1,rnkest seri* of suersesAsharedl ! shared with William H. Crone, the hon -
experiment,. Tanen of n huge athlete ' ors of leading coi;nedieu ut the convene.
"prancing srnuai like a I+hctlend pony." Mr. Crane had a voice,' and bis were
(r his *1141 effort to held a billiard cur; the fees in the Operas which Mrs. Hol -
two nr three mon cramping it. and "pee- man and her associates might derj4e
tag it Brun in their fingene like a reed": were comic. In the ppaantominies-fur
a major "dancing a war .lance" nn the the wide range of the Holmam* inefudcd
stn and_ ---ter lift-•tbrethie form of driunattc art -the lead-
ra-ae, the two hemming entangled in (elle "la"' Parte went to Mr. Davidge,
their giritinn* on tate stage: "big tarn f "The tour* of the company regio cnri-
tnn*et shout like jaeketrnws": people enough to -day," Mr. Davide,. said,
Rhrieleng• sersmhling. elnwing-all thew, 1 when speakiujtg of Mrs. Hulman's death,
end it hundred more incident. tire related. it anal, aerotding to present conditions,
1t rends like an Arabian Xiebt's rnh•r•ttbry retitle were. An one irjstaller M
tainent. And so it i*. f nr most Pen- the way we went about the country, -1
ttt
pie like to be &ended. and aid and abet ' will tell yon one of my experiences in
the deluder by making themselves ns, ! Aubafn,'N.Y. We went there to stay
pliant n* pwsxihle. and doing half the
one we k, appearing, as usual, in pante*
trieks theme -levee -Mary Abbott, in Chi- mime, opern, and drama; but we were
cage Tinees•HeraM. ser sueee•rsful that we extended Our stay
there to three months. Frequently we
OBJECTS OF WORSHIP. would play for as long a period in towns
like Utica and Syracuse, and our travel•
re is In Thts way That savates ninon, ( extended through the West and South
Bogard Meteorites.i an well. We were popular in Called,.
and in particular in Terooto, where the
Savages. weeuever they come acro teem u._ • -
e, re- r ear. 1 r*- i olman was alwaia at flee
``viral them u Ob cats of worship. Such. �nn lire tin the singers sad tnrniah
however, was nut the dignified fate.of a . ng all the accompaniment they ha&
very remarkable specimen that is now In i Ther. was rarely any other kind of men-
the t'nitel Staten National Museum. • dc. Denmau Thompson WWI a member
siys The Washington fort. This *leaner of the conspauy for years, John Chat-
*erollte f* tour feet in diameter, weigh-
ing
*ertou started in as boy snperamu, and re.
ing 1400 pounds approximately, and has maioeed with it while bis valet was
the 'shape of a ring. It was foaad_.ln-.--cion sing arta at all r r meta* a full/1
the Santa Catarina hionntaitte,- at+d'for
n lung time was noose as, an anvil' 1►7 developed tenor before he left and bee
Siexl nn* at Tuc*on. In awls employmentcame ttignor t'etugini. The two Hol-
ih was discovered by Dr Irwin, of the man sister 'were clever women, and It
'United flakes Army, who height it for was thou- death that finally brought the
a men nem and gave it to the Smite- comer of the organization to a ,chat.
eu,nian (n*titutlnn. doubtless the sob- The reports that e.. Holman sled iu
ram -
statue of thia meteorite originally was pavcrty ars not true. Elbe hftd a cnm•
largely stony, but the newly parts lie- tortahk' country place at eon, where
mute disintegrated and dieeppearei after s diel. She nuts to play there !re-
route
fe11, leaving the ring of iron. Of 400 .then ly while !Method leer comping, ane
meteors that have been sewn actually to `"en the "Inoipnl mrntbern no 1er't.
pang wool'. stop with her. not was is
fall, only *bout a dozen were metnllie, jewese and had made motley for s gregg
manyears. The benefit given for he
•everal� yearn ago was not undertaken
with the objeret of raising mosey far
her, but to commemorate the old etas
pony and her long service on the stage.
The original plan was to bare as many
as possible of the old Holman Company
take part in the performance. A mint-
ber of the actors were at that time in
New York. but the affair, for tine ransom
ter another, quite tailed to have that
character *turn all, Charles phew.
i'William 11. Crane, Signer Perugia' and
esee if were for a long time known is
'Mrs. Iloltaan'a boyo,' sad a number of
other actors who have dace become well
known were associated with her from
time to time. Rhe was a good musician
bee'self, and a rely remarkable roars
tit many ways." -New York Bus.
the rest being mainly of stony material,
though mntainlog mine or It... iron.
On the other band. nearly all of the
mete aritei picked tap in a 1`11111111.1 way are
renames n( msetal, it is probably the ease
that n great majority of anew bodies are
atony, brit meeteorites of that de°crtptlon
do not attract notice whrtt lying on the
errousd, being mistaken for ordinary
'moues. All of the* feet* are extremely,
leteresting in View of the belief now
entertained by seicnee that the etwnpoel-
time ref meteorites throws light wpm the
make -op of the terrettrbl globe. In fart.
armsrling to this theory. the make -op of
the e.rth is inns► like that et the aver
*we meteorite. nhvionaely. the moment
t1;ls aesnmption is made, the study of
the etrueture of meteorites rimes 'o
have extruwdinary Importance; for
man's knowledge of the planet on whittle
be lives la teetrirted aimn.t entirely to
the surface of It. T'u• bowels of the
earth remain Rennet unknown.
N.111.g t/,e Measlew
it was the practice of a certain Tem -
don editor. some years ago, to write has
leading,article or articles at {hoes* the
nicht before ptbliention. -The rest of the
week he did a thing. One night his re-
tirees had not come to hand at the offi.v.
Ten o'clock ---ll- 12-- and title no also of
sn Greek,. There was commotion at the
°Mee, and at lent n messenger was sent
to the editor's hence. 11. found him
i with a glass of brandy and water before
him, and n.w°papers *.pattered absent.
"What do y von wititr aekedthe editor.
"The article for to -morrow.' "ltiein't
i send its' "No: at tenet It hiss not
Mme to the orate." Ylive ser The
Times." The Time. was found Sail
hsndrdittn him, and with unatesoly finre•rs
M cut tout ane of the trading articles.
Thin he awn apse a ,hast of paper, and
then, tatting his pen, wrote at the utal:
i
'WhatTso
does The 'Tame me
in that term mad wiltk, that la
nptwrrthic moed rning nn the
g as t
isslat tiuygg.
'vlbst IDN* =lss Dtwane set
Here L one of the feat 'torte. trona
Monte Carlo: While the solemn tneee
K displaying, mins[. and shuffling
eme lard' which precede the bogie**,
et the May wow being game a.
gentleman wanted up to the is
Uber•tely scanted 0et)st a lot est
note*, In value
a Zhis , and placevl snit'
the black. 27tis somewhat UDataal
occurrence of stakteg a enaz0lsam bet.iS
the play for the day had ase laterally
attracted attestloa ass a hretandir rf
laT ked:
ll mida bold
"We
l t�M,
yrr. "I 4ga
"We " the
put meat that I saw the table meet!y
Si It,, sow, and on the Arst coop Mack
w0�
)the etch being duly dealt stet e
tank* pesseeeded, watebed by the
ars with seawtad Interest, to deal est the
cares
res"Oh atom the byshndesy
the samosaesmrat, and that
sews% the tails enure fa bast
oftrOff. b4'0 yaw r
ValWalar
, 4 •
w • lllesen4wab ae�a- • e. •
Blmo.e, Jaime 17. -While Oitgrta. • heel►
ehesafth • *ramp es fob term, Awls
(Jfr.. land, sans apse part of she remains ei
• maseadoa. Ho lewd the **hetes, ewe
of whish mar srsd eight tee ds hashes la
lseath, sad wassgbed over two head/red lbs ,
the other beta somewhat slather, -alas •
teeth waa•rrlag severs lashes a gwltb, and
fear lushes arose ear bar- Some other
porno* el the skehGihe were alto board.
and so dada the whete shame& rale he
fogad by digging monad whore the others
were toned. Ribs and a perils& of the woad
were dl.00.sred later os,.
A o•loalateso has bees suede whjah °wows
that the ragetwoth must wave 0 at leaei
thirty fen in eeipkt, and silty in teoRth.
1a that Daae the bead would be about% the
feat loop, sad tea ear shoat 8. Jset.
apps et the Baste.
Lord Kelvin, in as address up* the age
of the earth se ea abode fitted up for life,
has summed up the evidence into whet may
be &wepted as the latest diotam ot science.
Heathen* that geologists and,biotogi.ta no
longer consider the queeOton of absolute
dates outside their provisos. The old ides
was et a °olid earth s.sely 20,000,000,000
years old. Moder. sous* meshes as im-
mense nineties in this estimate. He s
able to declare with oosfideoos that the
accedence that the earth vilified hawse
20.000,000 sod 30.000,000 years ago. TM
latest estimate of the time required it 17,-
000,000 years for the fermata* of all strata
Maori the bsainmielg d the C•abriea rooks.
Lord Kelvin •.seri. that the earth *nook
have bean habitable stets %hall 30,000,000
years,
■y Way .f 'rottener.
One Of the most, if not the most, curio*
modes of salaletion is that among the Dod.a
Indians of the N.ileherry 1Dill.. Tb. nrao•
Igoe in vogue among them is to raise the
open right band to the few. and reit the
thumb on the bridge of the now, with the
Baran .ztsod.d.
Bat them aro other modes equally earl•
ons. The Australian natives °slat• by
sucking out thea, moon* at *oh other.
The tahabit•ats of the South See Iolanda
fling water over • teemed, ed, while some of the
Eskimo pull nose* on meetio..
Tea .alutauoo in • Malsoca district is
gaits • gymnastic perlormance, reclaiming
wens amount of training, end woeld be
hardly suite*, or even practicable, is •
thoroashtsre. '!ba tett foot of tate
parson saluted is raised, p.u.d over that
right I.R, and thee oeerthe far.
A. McKI NON,
COL!TY MANAGER FROST � RO�ff
will beadle aid keep in stook Frost and Weed's Ruder., blowers,
Rakes and Plewa. Sylvester Drilla, Mara Giant Dino and Cuban -
WC Chatham Wagons, Wetded's' Pea Harvester. Buagt , (Jerk,
lloenlers, Harrows, Churns, Washing Marhiaes. ......ty..r
Examine our Binders
Oae geneses, steel t•ble,simple°t rooting,
mon durable, seen* ensuing and beet-bal-
snoed maohlne es the markse. It you nee
one, your *rase seek will nee need beth-
ing during and atter bar**. Oosepsn it
with others.
Our 97 Mower
is a bseuty. baviai several sew and import-
er's fNMtre.---gr.Mtee width of tread, mew
toot lift, solemn Dai, adjastble butter bar.
and roller bearings. See them baton give
•
loo your order.
The Old Reliable Tiger Rake
r np w -Gate, having high wheels, solid steel
sales, psalms r.ohet dump, •plsodid abaft
000neetiee with long sod admirably ad-
justed Mat\.- In
,
Tee nowt mamtxpewetvs ° of, mese Setae
$a4. ter a asw5M`
Thi 'mat expensive set of fames Stir
made was • doable est ordered his 1M Mee
Maharajah Diluteep Singh. It was
truants& to .hit$ pat. babtmerid assn
chased, sad viably inlaid with turquoise,
iraby, •an diamonds. fu ort Ming $75,000
Tb. present liaekwam of Bared• ordered a
sot of State harems tor eight borses, simi-
larly m000ted, but mach fewer precious
stooge ; its soot was *125,000. The sets of
harness need tor the carriage horses taking
Part in the State proceedimes to conoeotioe
with tbo reoeat oorooatioo of the tsar 01
800161 cost, 15C0,000, tb.re beieg twenty•
two sets for six horses sash. Tea thousand
poond• was the cost of a set of harness
made for Napoleon 1., and a est for Nal
poleoc 111. wail about as expensive. la she
making of the s.t for the letter, 2,000 mor
*co skins were used, besides mag aidant
gold work of ev 4sstriptioa. The pre-
sent Khedive of peid $10,C00 dor •
set of harass made hoodoo.
Plows
our ou.omer. in Ooderloh sad Colborne
townships cheerfully acknowledge their w-
p•rior(ty over other Una of plows, Wog
vey light of draft, sasv to operate, dome
°plsedid work.
Drills
In oar MONITER DRILLS we have.
wllbown tsar .f aoatradiotloo, the osaut
meas owns
heal balwoed sod mat ,�
fatly oosttrolled tad peeress to porft pm
el say Drilla the market.
Cultivators • - -
The splendid roomed* given the MANg
GIANT CULTIVATOR, tiREDER tat
DISC by tiro formers of Hume ,wove mu,.
000 a doubt what we olatm for theta, las
best is Canada. Before you buy a
Pea Harvester
call sod se. the W ETTLAU1ER Skit.
Ve3T1R, wise* of diplomat 61 Woeitr
tau.
farmers and Teamsters
do you wast the W A0GON Oltat aroma
Mak and detested the hest Mamma N ties•
•da Sad the United States, wards( • gye
modal end diploma at World's Fait, as
medal at Lades, lag., and Jsdastrisl &-
bibistos. Tweets! It yos do. bay fht
new CHATHAM. equipped with Van Al-
len's patriot giaat toaheabl. arms. Simpesee
malleable adjustable stakes. best white eat
WOO dried wheels: hickory or maple ins
Dee'% lei a data .00amber you with re
old-timer before 'Wag ear Wagons.
We beadle the best snorted line ill Implements is the oomty sot Ming retiriotd t,
deal with any oat firm, Dor are w• rspreeentattves of any combine. Our mischance .r.
built oo Honor, and west! them upon their merits. Get oar prices, ezu0toe out tar
shim.., e0qutre of thew best and most progressive farmers who are tieing them, and be
guided by your own jsdgmeot and their .zpers nos.
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS tar any macht0. Potato for al1 Plows furnished and Net
to soy part of the Colgate. whoa Oa.h a000mpaates or*s
Plowshare 25o: other repairs in proportion. BINDER TWINE °beeper thso art
Cell and ass our ample
A. MoKIN N ON, HAMILTON ST.
G- O T O .
•
__:, STURDY BROS.
• • 27cta • • •
INE G FtetERIES
-.SuaPlierwBtwititty.
FAMILY GROCERS—THE SQUARE. STURDY BROS.
J. P. BROWN
AGENT FOR THE MASSEY - HARRIS :co.
Wide-open Binders, Mowers.
Cultivators, Ratites, Disk Har-
rows, Diamond Ha r r o w;s,
Ploughs, Scuffiers, Carriages,
Buggies, Wagcns. Cans.
"As yes ss,! M Mihter M M
marry you, I most tell you • sweat. True
is madness id our family.'
•• Indeed ! You alarm mei What is
lour daughter's .sari.!
e Her numb, sir, 000suts is her willtag-
ase° to merry 100.' --
Are American hes iovro!•d an Electric
Tamp for ovale., the electre:ay for wbioh is
venerated by friction ot the wheel, all the
outfit weivhing,le.s than 31bs.
At the seaside or in the oonotry, when
tee air is clear, 1,500 microbes mist be in -
baled into the nese every hour, while in
London the number oftes resole', 14,000.
The organisms are Dao be b7 _tee pees Aad.
tasted tole* 4l (Wi organs, winch. when
la health, destroy them,
A SPECIFIC
Le Grippe, for Colds, Cowl
AND LUNO TROUSLI$,
AYER'S PECTo
"Two years ago, I had the grippe,
and it Left me with a cough which gave
m• no rest night or day. Hy family
physician proscribed for me, changing
l>r medicine as often as he found the
Mit I had taken were not helping
lilt ISM, is spite of his atteadaeea, It lost
Vinally, my husband, --reads
1ad se:, wdaopalma*
an1a pwasnUtered an bymelt.,=id104nff
liy.r'a Cherry Pectoral.-rprocur•d, for
me, a bottle of this medicine, and before
1 had takes half of It, I wee cared. I
time need ►th. Pectoral for my chile/MR
tend le my tastily, 'shear'ee we hear
needed It. and hen farad 1t a specific
Mr cnida, omits, and lung troabls°."-.
Hume Woos, North St-, Elktos. Md.
Ayer's Cherry Peceral
Ifightlet Ors At Wade. VA1r.
0611.11011111N1 tilt ANrs Smorile.
JY'
A].o, Agent fOr beadley's
Pertlissr.
A Full Line of Repairs for the above Machines, and Plough
Points always on hen. Remember the stand—nest to Buxton's
Stables, HAMILTON -T., GOD&RIC H.
BenmillerWo6IIen Mill
Aa usual I •m prepared to per tha.e WOOL
mt the Higbee Math* Pries for Cash, st win
AmohamiihmaEaotdend A.ti..t` ,
My stook ed
STOCKING YARNS
HORSE BLANKETS
BED BLANKETS
FLANNELS and
TWEEDS . •
05 now Complete. and gturaateeat
muata.tneed of Home fleeces
and free from shoddy of say de
remotion.
it Don't forget, I shell pay One*
for W601 at the highest price 1s,
the market
Benmiller, May 11th, inf. l
JESSE CLE
1897
-- -�tom' .., LAWN -MOW Bf ... .
Latest Improved Make. Beet quality
- -and Lowest Possible Price. _
READY-MIXBD PAITS
wade of Pure Lead and Oils, and Orlon
WHITE LEAD
Elephant Brand White Lead.. Best in
the Ksurket.
R. W. McKENZIE
QV THIS iE' *D AND UP-TO-DATE HARDWARB ii'MMS
yak
Fellult4leglet 4r
A
Wonderful Tonle
and
01.00
Illemody
Walt ant Mout* Wood.
Kidney sad Uver•Tseeliiie.
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