HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-1-21, Page 7DISTRESS IN CUBA.
flet 'brew of SIM asetrfag Pseple ese
eerlinc•d In u Letter.
'Teiegi are gettiaQ worse every day
the e misery lo arrible. No words
o describe it. Even in the hospitals
the different charitable institution
• wretched Cu taus die of hunger
d of diseese uaaasisted, beams, they
tou numerous to 1e well attended.
Ire ascleties are too poor to help them.
Tbny''as& give only what they receive
defy peso some kind hearted tami:Lee.
We suppose that lbs Government re-
ally gives same money to help the
poor. I,Ut It gots through too many
Lands before ren h ng the needy. 'that
La why they receive nothing
"Women and men are oftea found
seated or lying down Ieeide lbs bodies
of ebsir deed relatives 1❑ the streets
et'., and their wretch:dosea la such
teat they find no words to express
th«•r sorrow. They remain barises
ud quiet as 11 they had also lost their
nd. i have often heard molh:rser-
a m. "I bops God tale take away
,y children," or "May God allow my
Idrea to tile soon. Lecause it is •
rture to bear them cry for food witb-
t Using able to give them anything
eat and to a» them suffer go mut
unllsaf+ig-.P ,
THE SLANGY Gu - -
The pretty 4144 She ses•aiaag
To contersatIon gives a tang,
1 W strong for ase.
flow told I •ver take to vette
♦ girl who &eye, " You usb your
lif•1"
For guareateet
The maiden whe►>arks ; " Wa11,
say',.
1a quit • devoid' oi tasrias-
• 7 Lon in my ayes. -
And when you bear one may, "That'll
rig' tl"
i take my bat and say gam -night,.:..
With s!.ockel aurpriye.
However .harming she might be
No Slaney earl could Le for me
A proper wife
Do you sue t nee that I would wed
A girl who'd say, "Oho go 1,11
'tut oe your life!
.A SURPRISING ♦POLOUY.
A young •dear ate before the Ecotck
[ores of ltiee;o o�1t±�rinj
Art'
00against his clegte width .!e deem -
d contrary to law ami -Matins, so far
org .t b welt as to exclaim that he
3TRUQULE FOR LORI
BRITAIN AND RUSSIA BOTH DE-
TERMINED TO % IN.
!Rapidly seining Es eat+ Is etre East •11
reins to war - ereaa.e •f the !treaties
51 ..t1 .a - Parts ,he Urea' r.•weiit Aro
Playing la the .raraa-
Tbe drama of threatened European
war has qulokry shifted frown Greece
and Turkey to Chios and Korea. The
route jealousy exists among the great
powers of Europe concerning those two
countries of the Orient. as was prom-
inent when the Turkish trembles de-
manded the attention of -European
diplowsts.
England wen among tbs first to
force Chia& to open her ports to for-
e ign trade. and every move made by
tier on the
CHINESE CHECKER BOARD
Lies been watched web envy by Rin-
d s. The Great Heenan Bear, though
great his domain has with longing
eyes craved s port in Chins where war-
ships owtid Doane and go at a11 sea-
sons of the year. It has been equally
bnportant to Goat Britain to pre-
vent such an aoqulstttoo on Reeds's
part- A port of that kind la the East
would be a powerful weapon la the
Imbeds et -the Czar. "
.During the late Cbloese-Japsn•se
wet Rua'a'e goad will was on the aide
of Chins. a bile iing'and gave her g -cd
offices to Jal:an. As son as China
signed the terms of pence, Ratfsis Lo-
gan to harass the Jape and finally
made the.. influence in Korea amount
to nothing. It was these a •tions by
the -state. • ines'an dipiamets that
Web[TAE CONFIDENCE
Of the Maims Emperor and the fi-
nal coocelrion of Port Arthur to
Russia.
The first move to parcel out China
was made by Germany under the pre -
telt that German misaionsries had
TUE Cud murdered. The Item -
man Emperor ordered his warships to
capture 1b,ao1'hou. This port is is
the tfortbe.rn part of China. and is
almost land locked. The desire ot
Gern►any is securing this eat h to
' extend hei`ootoiTal -poewkMftla and
enlarge her commercial trade. Not
Daly hes Germany tideen Irmo -Ozone
•
her leflaenoe to saps the extension
of tier o❑mrnetoe. Her desire la to lit-
erate/as
o-erwss her territory sed the create
Mg of Eniland and Japes lu the East
that hoeing to eventually gain control
of the ehlle oI Asia. hng.and on the
other band le as uelly determined
that this shall not be carried out to
bet detriment. Any mow that strikes
at bet onmmeroe strikes at the vital
+perk a England's power. and to the
teat mist abs resist such a move ea
the part of any 'Primo.
A Lumberman's Life.
CONSTANTLY ii.XPOSRD TO INCLE-
MENT WEATHER.
N e rails as RAW Theism to Itbre aatbte
•.d Mad red Trw►Iee-A Tw.asy Tears'
aa5brer Tolle Now We 'Wee/ Mlew.
Trout the Rtob11n eto. N. B., Review.
Mr. Wm. Murray. of Cormierevllle,
n, ol
N.B.. load hail respected farmer,
sod a pioneer settler of the Garbing
little village her a,w makes his borne.
While Mr. Murray was yet a young
man. ha together with his father and
brother. founded one of the best Dell
properties to be seen in those early
days. The mills ooahtstei of a sawmill
tool• `rietalll. aad were operated and
mgosglad by the two brotbers. Labor
saving appliances .being thee mes-
parettvele uakattente- the young men
were exposed to dei rs and difficul-
ties eleaost tMejtsow& `to the premed,
generation. OOnn.. of the greatest evils
is counection with the bucineys was
exposure to wet sad cold. which
though unbeede l at the time• have
crippled ire tIAims with rbeumatism-
In a late conversation regarding his'
dimes,. Mr. Murray told the following
story of his long dei eery and final cure
bythe uof Dr. Williams' Pink Pine
"um
over twenty years I have been a
sufferer 1rota rheumattar. I attribute
the cause of the defense to the time
when as a young man I worked a1
our milli- In the winter we would
haul logs on time pond where the alter-
nate thaws and frosts of early err ng
would imbed them in the ice and slab.
When the time came for starting up
the mill I would go out on the pond
sometimes in water try to my knees
t-od work away from morning till
gigtst •lsemitgt togs net of 110 •Leah
and ice. I wan generally wet from
head to foot.. ani every moon night
of the weak I would. without changing
my clothes. stay ut, tial run the mill
till daybreak. 8o you me I was for
l two day. et a time in a suit of partl-
1 ally :.a+i. Wattles. and this would last
till the ice haat melt& in• the pood.
After a few years rheumatism fastened
itself nylon me as a rowan for this in -
ea+ esurpraati_$4, _sank s decialus." but she boa a:so tabs, the adjacent discretion. and ever increasing in Its
beer lord hips wsI .Isle angr> sae{ collars t msligaity it at last became so bad that
sere considering hew to mark th jr ; Mand territory. rl h b esti for weeks in wcceesion I could only go
nes of the advocate's impertinence. and having a population of over 5,000: I about with the aid of crutches. At
hen a I a vitt' Old co.ancitlor roe and 500. Kew -thou 1s °rely a short des- ( other times I as Wee* to hobbleeshout
as ought their lordships' forgiveness teens fr® Wei -Rei -Wel, the port
for the slip bis young brother ativo-d A7 the Japaeiese anti, amen at other times it would rase oft
ate had made. ocooe
It was purely Leese • little and I wen able to do a little
.f expor'elwhat tled bini into error. China lays the war indemnity. There work, but create never gene It for
Had he known your lord' b pm half as is avant difference in the location of more than a couple of house at a time.
:on Ili 1 ha.e d see. I'm hanged if kut10 pl•rti► bald t►7 Germany and Japan The least bit of walking in damp wet
..veld have been surprised at nay- titer would o eieeme me and 1 remem-
od in a great state of &forme, while walk from bx acne Bridge to my borne
thing your %riiltpg bate or did." f_The oars Held to tbd former can be plan- , ber nae stormy night when I tried to
the Js; anew would have to dspead • defence of five mile's that 1 but to
sit down by the. roadside six times to
A DEALER IN WORD entirely on their ships of war to pro- ease the terrible pain Heat had reirett
abs late Hon :Teary Erskine, meet. teat Wei -Hai -Wet. The mesons to Ger.my Iegs. Duping all thaws years ret'
man from the mitoses at emir post 1 erpny I think I tried all the patent
req els aegmintan�s, Jemmy Rafael, 7 medicines I could get a bold ot, but
I•arrister, who dealt greatly in Pard will they did me no good et a11. !consulted
AMOUNT TO MILLIONS doctore but my enfrering. remained
wndimielabed la the all of INS I
treat to a doctor in Ructestebe to wee
tither* were any means by whi-•h I
•
HOW RULZ*S TRAVSI. � SEND for a sample of
PeeMalleae Tahoe red the /safety of Ib.
Gereue pt error and aaaeta■ year.
The Raiser of Germany bas patrols
along all the roads he uses, both nigb-
ways sad railroaie. Hs is always pre-
ceded on ordinary roads by guards, who
go ahead of him aril beat the bushes
and look out for any Anarohiat who
may lie is wait for him.
When the Czar travels along any
railway line the road lo 'strolled for
days before by armed guards. They are
stationed regularly throughout the en-
tirs diatapoe Le intervals of 800 yards.
Up to the day the train Is Ocheiuled
to pass they are allowed to tees it
.ria and eirrtlmiocatious sentences, Of dollars. annually. ea it is in abet -
red perceiving that hes ankle was tied ter cow:Laipa to tet the euormoee be ith a silk handkerchief, asked the , {enrol trade
aurae. "Why, my dear sir," answer-1
The d,plontati. mores on Russia's might at least he eased of my suffer-
• the wordy lawyer, "1 was taking a Leg. Tbs dolor aid frankly. "Mr,
ural. romantic ramble, in my broth- part for terr:tery and supremacy in Murray. you rennet be cured, nothing
is grounds, when nosing to a gate,' the fib•e had been tarried on quiet- syn cure yea." I was not sate♦
had to climb over it, by cul I :b I came ly sad a.tutely. No sooner had Ger- tied Led than I detarmiaed to try
roe/act wit', the Drat bar, and haw many taken poewesaeoa of Kiewebon Dr. Williams' Ptak Pella. I procured
rased the e; Idermis on my skin. at. than Rum a with the consent of the ball a dosen boxes and began tak-
adjd with a sight extrarasatlon tot Chinese Emperor, occupied Port Ar- log these at once. I soon felt, a
ood " You may thank your lucky there i be inlplrkasce. 01 WI port to ser the better •ed so
after y
te," replied Mr Erskine, "that your Rei• reehee'b fully •ppeebiatM by empty bad been fiaiahedd !got an-
her's gate was not as lofty as your the poop:+ of this country. ether halt dozen *tea and continue
•-e!'-y'ett-111011t-
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HARD TO BEAR.
etre. Goodsoul-Wbet'e tbe matter,
y dears You look worried.
Mc Ooodaonl-1 am suspected of be-
• a defaulter.
l It 7, lit are ant.
Nei obi ht's very hard to be stts-
ret of i.wsg a thief after theears
f.ithful work I have lone for Clo:e-
1 & Co. of AI yenioia taking the lee el against
I, ft ht do you know they aespect Greet Britain, are not it •cideotel ••bop-
' pen now. There is soother potter tee
They have offered ms a tow week', hind the whi.re and every ends atl'm
&time I points to Rufeis. For years Russia.
--�-- t es. teen de.•lirions of enlarging her
)HACCO SMOKING COMPARISONS. I Asiatic porseasiona. She has at all
Vanes cast a
of Petite -Lee• gad h .141 a command- teals. That dosen Foxes was all I
log position of that Innortant Chinese and you One ens now. I am alive and
tay. it is 10 sled in latitude 37 north smart and can do any' Wend. of work.
and loogtitade 122 east. Thea pore I did myfarming this spring and
lo within comparatively ew7 & ii to could folow the plough for days
Been 'aa great Belerter) railway. Those without feeling/ any rbeuautio pains.
w
who have at•hed tbs great political yes, Dr. Williams' Pink Pi11e did me
events of Euucre, the rehellion Mtsly a world of good, and I strongly
in India, Oappoeed to have here ca05- commend them for the ogre of Then -
'ad by the Ameer d Afghan sten. the motion.
troubles on tbe tipper N k+, and sow, Dr. Willlared Pink Pills create new
at this trite••me moment the great ruler blood, build up the nerves, and thus
drive hews. from the system - In
hundreds of cases they have cored
attar alt other medirinee had failed,
thus w'stahleshinq the claim that they
are a marvel among the triumphs of
modern medical schsee. The genuine
Pink Pills are sold only in tome
hearing the tall trade mark, "Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People."
Prot•et yourself from imposition by
refusing any r111 that dote not bear
the registered trade mark around the
hes.
Holland bolds the tint pikes is the
nrld as a nation of 'smokers. Every
utehme* nonsemen oe an average one
ndred ounces a year. The Belgian
r❑ e s geo 1 ssoeted, with en annual
nsometton of hi Nieces, tot-
ed Maisie -by '. seventy
nesse, end the UM Mates with
ty maw* Gsrmaas.-T_taace. Bpain
Italy, tread closely oa their heels,
Fite. the Vatted Kingdom noses corn -
votively lees on the list, with twen-
-three-eashel.
ROMAN CARTERS.
The meters who haul Into the city
Rome the sued land in making mor-
r work, 111buare_ ��am fief. 1 bey ere se-
ys ex milell to ddoseet the treat ei
whl b s the landslide:a in the'
ntey aid eke finer of the guards
the city. 1bir IL* hours' rest Is
en la the 'stab* with tkair aisle.
I.44.1fat . AU thio dor about Si
ta a stay.
MA8$IAOIABLP IN TURKEY. •
hue Tlarkeel woman is marrfndrabIS
the lee of 1 years, and byyy 'ivy
law, at that age, if mare1ed, ahs
Competent te Menage bet prsper1
and dispel* of ons third et her
rte. The law alloses her to •hn-
her husLa•d'a hitter for
and still probate bar is air
She caaneS be compelled to la.
forthe e.pport of 1t0r basbllald.
_. ow. ._w.lee__-_.
ITALY'S ORANGES.
y f. now extorting orange, trent
p►I
emcee (rate seed -ebt•ISSd In teeing stet
LONGING EYE ON INDIA.
Bet Britl•.h power has been r etroog
In that country that only 'secret moves
are made to bring sheet the rewired
end. 1101 with these fats known.
ori t be at mos reedit,' mated tba • •
imeortaare of the chimers port to tM INDEFINITE STATUS.
Remain Bear.
At egoista iii Auas7M 1. hill -Millfitifahll told me tin town this aft -
up into feet divisions, two if M%1 thence Mid Farmer Hbrnbeak. reach --
are of aO' abielata value In the event MIA tie kttehee door for the
of a greet *Alt. vis: The Baltic and hoot AIM* his second cousin Julia
Black Bea divisions wbl.-h have no out.- Ana ANEW *•Hind last week to a pro-
le. to the sea. Unless she U permitted fewer.
to help Port Arthnr, Rnawia has. no What ktad et • profaner inquired
port in the Orient that le open In Mrs. F''>rablat.
winter. r declare. I don't know. At the time
Qukkty following the Port Arthur i slimed of centers Mkt a snbonknaster
cession came the word that the was meant. en' didn't ask any. further'.
•rsan K1sg haft dismimsd Ht n. Ma•,, hat. come to thistle shoat K, for all I
envy Brown the Britith adviser to know, she may have married a corn
tbe Korean Coetterm at Cbeanie°,the dotter, • piano tamer, a sleight -of -head
chief post of Korea. Iiia offs a was performer. a &mete' master, a balloon
preemptly,given to a Remise. That of- s•raceionist, a borer physdrlan, ,man-
tes V el vast importance to England. dolist player. a boxer. a glass eater. a
MT. Brows wird as Chief of Fineness rope walker.. a fiddler, • shabby -gets
to t Korean Government. had it teal man with no visible means ofwp
ggl1e�est iafiateabs to furthering British port, ar arty one of • doyen atheistkettle
IP red- wtth toe.*, which &twat • s1 puofoaaorw.
O' SIR1D TO CRIPPLE,
Lit ltglaad et .dote ordered es ebipe-
tit -war to cboomi13o to demand that vpsa Molt thegal .alae Monet' in
BMWs ll1 letnetated. In this she OM
jgg'1;1;11=
J1alp1sl{1_
freeload 53 36 Jsps•..O m.s-of-wad. 'TM TM 'let til
resiskure tae of this great 'lent use at mina went.' •
fort R•Milton • small Wand
SO mile* ..with 01 tore•. Rhea lhEah OSQ.T OHM .Or THE HIND.
important oeenrr+snoer bey* ttahoa
place Eaglsnd has ordered old •5* There has just been resented to the
a*y*l reserves and &binged the '.ilea.• bisbop pt Leaden a mitre *bleb in wail
Von of her fleet frau Pont Bandit., to be rho cry eau of ills kind in the
to lith -Po, world. It W et bereistod Ivory, womb
All therm preparutiode tee sett eel gold oe gap 'e- Oe the plagues of
f.ngland and Aoweia may he tea- rates are written 111]_ port last fold
gel tit • war. I:brtai• it
ale mane roan age. t at weasel c ItagYa 1a not tultta
0'
be wards " Tioll nesjirvaIr
I1+bmw, Geek. IAti.
easy• carrying their rifles meanwhile
flung over their mhoulders Biz hours
before the Ramage of the imperial train
they shoulder t sir rifle& ant march
briskly up and down the track. An
hour before the imperial train mama
the guards are required to stand with
their backs toward the train and to
allow 110 ons to lava within lens than
obs hundred yard. of the track until
ten minutes after the royal train has
palmed. Should any one attempt to
approach, the guards are- directed to
challenge thea. and if they continue
to approach they have orders to fire
with intent to kill.
BOOSTERS DO TEE HATCHING.
--1a con reepeet the 6paalse peasants
are ahead al the rest of the world.
They have (earned to make cobs hatch
imp and loo', after the chickens, while
the ben. being at iiberty, can and does
My more eggs than she would it ham-
pered by bet maternal duties. The
tato* L performed in this way : They
carefully pluck the feathers out the
roosters' nailer suite, and the bare skin
is then irritated with nettles until in
Qammatton seta in. The cock soon finds
that the rain caused by this cruel pro-
test' is mitigated by warmth an I soft
Sees. and this makes him willing an I
eager. although for rarely sel(uh res
seas. to batch • brood and lett thelit-
tis ahicka alt wader _him.
The T1mulllrslla Century
Enters sues the heritage of a remedy
flitti Ht ' Lod yaleilro. 'P it-
nam's Painless Corn Extractor never
faintnever reuses pain nor tbesl(ght-
est dlaeemfort.
MOI:EY FOR TREES.
Few people have any idea of bow
.mach money is spent by ti.e Municip-
ality of Pari, In planting and looking
alter the trees which line the prin-
cipal boulevards and avenues of the
French capital. The annual report of
the superintendent gives the total
number of trees planted at 87•ee5, each
of which represents an initial cost of
136. The anneal expenditure of main-
teaanee is $52.500.
t
ilr•ve es Ow,o 0 Ty our Totano, Ina
Locus 7
COtTe,
7aa J. ' at any oath that he 1• the
rdlobpartner ot the arra d T. J. t'swags t
es.
oing bo.5.... Ia tn. City of
sty acrd Brame &for...it'd. aad that weld ars
will qty the .am of ONE HUNiIRtI 1.01.
Loan 4 for each and .eery can of ('ars an
at cahoot be eared by the tae d Haw's
airman Coat
FRANK J. CHRNXT.
Sworn Ie before mei aad sabecr.bed la my
R'.'eso.. Ws Itis day of Dees.1b.r A. D. tem
/ A. W. O1.tLOON.
14Y. Notary Peens_
Haire Catarrh Can b take. Internall.• sad
e•t din. sly ed the blood aad mueoa..nrtaoee
K
She system. gmed for t••tie„tale
R. J. QHme
RNee a: CO-, Taisd.,Cs.
geld t.7 Dre,Igia1.. 73r.
Hairs Family Rills are the flash
woe= euerma
MONSOON......
INDU CEYLON TEA,
AnAIv. e • treat, sad you will ear.... Aries
a•• oI her. D•nn w p.,.t .set Tw MNNNN
511„ T raeaagtes .t. W. Tera'..
DOCTOR'S RUBE.
An envious young/ lady called a phy-
sician to a alight aliment, which she
�sg died into a serious one: Run.
ti►bd the doctor to • servant, giving
him a prescription, to the nearest
chemist and bring back the me linin.
aa • nick . Is_theeti mn'h
nger repeed the young lady in
alarm. Ye., raid the doctor, if your ser-
vant is not quick it will he useless.
Oh 1 ♦ocio1 shall I die f • gasped the
patient. Thies is no danger of that.
mid elle doetor, but you may get well
before Tied1.s returns.
Jilin LIKE A MAN.
Jobe la each • gross: be gave dear
mamma half a dozen silver nut-pioks
and a nut -cracker. -
Well. isn't that all right,
Poor mamma, ahs has dyspepsia• and
haan't eaten a nut for twenty yearn.
irs A STICKFR for quality, -
GERMANS IN ARGENTINA.
The Germans are proving the closest
rivals of the British in the develo•,ment
e.[ bew.toreign industries just at pre-
sent. In South America i articularly
their capital and enterprise are moot-
ing a deep impression. The tooter Me
migrsnta to south America are main-
ly Italians. of whom something like
200.000 a year overflow into the New
World; but the capitalists ars mainly
Germans, and a ooaai 'era es at react of
German emigrants meta that way. It
in rather a curious circumstance teat
the bulk o1 the Italian emigraati are
carried from Italy to South America,
ae watt as from Italy to New York. by
German steamers.
LUDELLA
11 q,, Id ,u..cord 1. eib.,.1..
kasd
w•an LataU
u.aea.eolw4 1eLees l'etnanea CEYLON TEA.
Apples, Poultry, Fggs, I
Tela Dawson Commission Co.,"""""
iter.ss islet usenet sea esm..rae et., • 11.-1175,
I g RtAta F� 1
• +,r eawt
.. roue
1141 lt.l1.• wed pima •waw
e..Md Wuyom w\sw q
1 day, lah.arr,.la:•N Lea
ej ~�•mane •aa rrl .. r.Mlcta pee tea
•.IIIM.. ro55Ee t#eek., T u Mil 1.
je ee t M t.«WI�sod we •11.}tell,..�. . �r.�.•a.t.•.t GO. bag*,tsaeess••eti
. The Trate WWII
Blow strong since Nerviline is in the
market. Nerviliee is the great nerve
pain cure. lea penetrating and pain
subduing power is such that relief lo
almost inataneous. TryIt and be con -
almost instantaneous. Try It and be con-
vinced.
MOT UP TO HS.
What-kiittle Dick hallowing at'out,
Well. -his Brandi a gave Lias a g
gerbread home an I he is mad beeetuIl
it isn't a gingerbread wheel,
Dangerous
Hemorrhages
Pros the Kidney and Dowdy C ani
and Cared by KOOTENAY: --
Toronto Cutting School.
YOUNG Mee. Learn r• • .t Ne; better tree
ee peohsilen curt•• for pwrta,•n.arn
et vanes et. Uremia.
LAW
time • Mates,
*err we. etc.. remov .1
to Wailer dimRio).
•1141d 411. W.. TiorootO
t ilio h l't lu 1 A1,bi4R.��ytM.Le
J,1 -JO\i
( r 10 ilei) , s"N. 1 111
peel imbibes •arm a1 li • cur sol.
1115 s11 ■q�Wel 'a ; Aft.■ o.rtr..rt.
ta•11•M." 5'. Irani, Sal M beee\M
.eget cW ..�y
...asa�
to
ser, hue•rs e..1.Yed cs
�.5 MWed herd. I......d aabeee
.aaea
.e.d. M Aawrea ..wt Ewp•.a
5I40a•I 1.l.w load ; pWawd Wm
world w... last • .61.5 wawa .ell..ar•.
a.,.f . t.1...muwee. tag wiser
ye.nley le; sae 55.M geld rs_.� .
..:.sad tare 1e fat7
eoeues a.a• es
et : •IN. 17 tar11 , 1 M
mere end G O 0. II YOr 444 eta wLr po
. 1 tar IS 1 .rel eyed otos 5.
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PROVINC* OF ONTARIO; =Le
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COUNTY OP MIDDLESEX, .:_
We find from evidence and actual experience, int -That "Amherine"'
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hair are specially advised to give it a trial.
'F W. PIAT, Mail Clstt
R. EvANs, Wood Machinist.
CHAUNCEY Sums, Fruit Dealer.
MALCOLM F. EVANS, Tinsmith.
JOHN PARR, Butcher.
Wu. MATTHEW DAVISON, Retired.
CHARLES TORE, Policeman.
1I A. PLASTOW.
_ Water Works Inspector.
WALTIIR Jas. BARTLETT, B. & S.
Operator.
WILLIAM H. PAYNE, Retired.
Jos COOK, Mantl'acturer.
JOHN JONES, Harness Maker.
Statements to the above effect were made .before me by the afore-
said parties under oath and by virtue of the Canada Evidence Act, 1893.
- - E. T. ESSERY,
"-A Commissioner in the Iligh Court of Justice, Etc., Middlesex.
"AMBER1NE Mailed to any ad.:reci on receipt of $100.
JOB COOK MANUFACTURING CO.,
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