HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-8-16, Page 6WIT AND WISDOM.
Travel is a great educator, yet few head.
organ men know how to read or writer,
Electriclight in cakes of ice is a novelty
for the illumination of ballroeme abroad.
The retired pianist, the retired pugilist
and rile retired minister are alt expounders.
There are people is thie world who love
to suffer for the pleasure they leave in
moaning.
Barber (purply from force of babit)-.Have
a hair cut, sir. Bald beaied customer—
Yes, ; three or four of them—I guess I've got
that many left,
D'sgustiagly cold weather last week.
Steen hest to Beaton, hotels on the 12;1i and
13:11 or.J' Ily. The people at the sea -share
were hop,: waren by thele pride.
Barber (;a customer whose face looks as
though its her undergone several surgical
operations)—The man who shaved you last
mutt have been, a fool, Customer—He was;
1 shaved myself.
" The editor of the Iiazeo was speaking
to me about you. $e said you reminded
him of Horace Greely." "1Lo r "Yee;
he said there wasn't a mass in the dam
could reed your handwriting."
The on'y man who was ever known to
keep a cash accouut of bie private expenses
absolutely straight for a year died the year
afterward, said the dootoraeaid his death
was: caused by meatal overwork.
Mamma Herry, you must be stilt. No
reepeetalaie itereoo wiU atatep end pound and
heist the yr y yon are d..ziti, Harry (doubly
aggrieved) -Why, annuls, 1 wen only just
unstinting tho way pap% preaches.
Mise Ethel (sonfideatially) ; " Do your
know, Clara, that l had two effect of filar•
rage last week," Mira Glary (with enthu-
ideew ; "' Oh, lent delighted, dear . Teen
the report ie really true that year uncle
left you bin meetly."
<" 1):d you not kfse the plaintiff Constantly
rhea you called oe bort" Defendant (ill
breath of•pt'oraliee nit) —" ea ; 1: never
E.upped kieiiug her while I was hi the
house, but I did that in self defence—to
keep
her fromsinging,"
"Derringer, have you a half a dollar that
yea don't want; ° "" Why, eertainly, Here
itis," The next day : "Say, Darriuger, that
itelf dollar you gave site wan a eounterfeta
"Yes Bromley. You asked tree if 1 had
half defier that I didn't want,"
Little Bat : "I like my pips beat Dan°t
you y eersi" Little I)ieic • "No, 1 don't,
My papa packs me," ".hlino don't me;
eny ramex ne dose, thenith," "My tnanllna
hardly ever smenke, Wouldn't It be mice if
my mauuna #and your papa ahonld get maar-
rled:,
A. young Englishman is said to have writ-
ten to hie fend uncle the following cinema
*gime letter: -=" Dear Utacle, Yon have,
otter said that you could die happy if I could
pass the final examination f tae Bar elle-
eesefuUy. You can die happy. Your dutiful
nephew."
The Disagreeable Side to It,—"Dont you
find the life of a tramp very dieagrceable?
asked the farmer's wife. "Oh. no" rejoin
ed the wanderer, "it ain't half eo disagree.
able as the people I meet. 1 don't mind the
life so much as I do the doge and the shfage
I Set to eat."
" Oh, niy frienda, thereare some epee -
Moles that a person never forgets 1" said a
lecturer, after a graphic description of a ter-
rible acd*ant that he had witnessed. "I'd,
like to know where they eelt'm, " remarked
au old lady lathe audience, who is always
mislaying her glasses.
A :storekeeper of Wallingford, Conn.,
makes the following announcement; " Con-
fectionery, toys,. ice Bream, tobacco, cigars,
pipes, new room, stationery, bank notate
drafts, blank books, temperance drinks,
bread, pies, fruits, tea, coffee, baseball goods
nab hooks, eta. Agent Anchor Line eteam-
AMISC LLLNEOVS..
Those who tell you of others' faults wi
make themselves ae free to others of your
own.
A New Haven artist has painted a one
dollar bill eo realistically that he got $900
for the picture.
A B-itish vessel le now surveying a route
between Australia and Cenada, preliminary
to laying a telegraph sable. The cable will
be heie0O miles long, and the work of laying
it wiU,take three years.
An English spirit medium claims to have
paid a viszt to the planet; Mare. She says
that the inhabitants of that planet are great
engineers, that they are of large, powerful
pliyaiqueand that the men are very hand.
some, lisinga woman, she does not appear
to have noticed what kind of women there
are in Mates.
Tnomxs Stevens, a Binger lawyer, haa.
for a client a widow living In Etna, Mee
Site refused to pay hits: what he demanded,
and he had her arrested .and thrown into
jail for debt, a thing that has not occurred
there for years, He pays her board in the
jell,, and alae seri she will make hint pay it
for yearn be fere she gives in.
As Zieberiah T. Wiley of Marblehead,
Ma's, waestro, lirg along the there the ether;
day and sadly wondering why he was so
poor, send why he cenide't get a job, be
saw etmething uncommon on the game He
picked it up and carried it to town. It was
a lump of ambergris weighiog 14,1 pieneds,
and Ziebarieh sold it fee $310,
Just what puniehnlent ought le Joetice
to he :meted out to Lawrence Bussell of
Springfield, Ido,, le a lineation. Ile hae.
been arrested for shorting ftp his ten•year-
old boy fn a box four feet high, and
leaking hint stand beet over in It for
Ave hours; also for tying the boy to a plank
and etuearing molaseee over hie face eo ne to
satinet Eliee to texture hunt,
One of the gond signs of the tutee is file
€net that for nearly two year: while their
synegugne wan buiidiug, the Temple Isrse1
emgregation of St, !.oafs worshipped in the
r 1 that cit
a c i o. In re-
ing than' e for this hospitality, Rebid
Sonneaebeta characterized Rae "one of those
preeioue Unita in the golden chain of mutual
recognition, which, under the foeteri.e ; ashen
of ewiliz*tion, reconciles the dieeiplea of
'rosea to the disciples of Jesus" lie o.oeed
by invoking Goti'e blueing on the church
cud ell its aivas.
St, John's Days in Italy is thus observed
at Revello, Italy, accoraiog to a private lit•
ter dated, "ht. Johr'a 1 y:"- "The peep'le
here have a curleue superatitten connected
with this eve of Se. John's Day, which is
observed by many ; they repeat their roe -
Aries synth midnight, and then leak out,
finely believing that they will see Herodias
mud her daughter page, ,riding on a fiery
plank, the daughter svtyizl.: 'Mother, why
oid you say it?' and the raather: "Daughter,
why did youdoit?' and thea phage unto the
sea ; the reason why, after St, John's Day,
the temperature of the eearisee, and bathing
into.
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Canada's Great Fair.
Since its inoaption in 1670, the Toronto
Industrial Exhibition has proved a eau -
timed mules of aueeeseea, and the one for
the present year, to he held from the 10th to
the 22nd ot September, promisee to again
surpass in every respect thoeo that lino
passed. Already applications for aline in
all departments aro more numerous than
over before. A liberal Prize List and a len
programme of 'first elate and novel aped
a"treetiona is what the Toronto Fair ofiera,
and suceers is always the result. Special
ethibits will bo sunt from. Manitoba, British
Columbia and many other sections of the.
Dominion, The speetal attractions already
ors, Drafts on Europe for snip," contracted for are the best that money can
h
A contest has lately been carried Quintile scours, and there will plenty to see,- r.
to insirnotand amuso, ovoryday o..#him Fair,
-columns of the New York World between a programmes containing fall details will be
number of young woman for the honor of issued early in August, and will bo sent free
to any one desiring them. Prize Lista can
a's I be aeourcd by inteLdicg exhibitors on
their drot,ptag se post card to Mfr, .Hill, tl e
Secretary, at Toronto. All entries haves to
be made Before the 18th of August. The
poi psle of Ontario seem to kayo set dawn the
time of the Toronto Fair as the occasion of
their annual holiday outing, and the railway
companies recognizing this fact have decided
ongiving cheaper fares than ever before for
this great exhibition, which is so popular
with all, It will be opened on the 11th
Sept. by Lord. Stanley, the new Governor-
General.
being the youngest grandmother in the
country. It has been shown in the letters
of the contestant, that e, woman who is .a
grandmother at the age of thirty-two, is
not by any means an unusual personage in
this country.
;Stranger Aro guests in the hotel 'lowed
to eat pie with a knife! Clerk --Yes, sir.
Don't have to eat green peas with a fork?"
" No, sir ; you nen eat 'em with sour fin-
gers if you like." " Can I call for a second
plate of soup 'thout havin' the waiter ask
one how the buckwheat crop looks down my
way V' " Yes, sir," " Then 1'11 sign my
name. I'm LravelIin' for pleasure, Mister,
an' am lookin' fer a hotel with home cora-
forte to it."
One should go to public dinners as often
as possible. They are good fun. People
are jolly mostly, except those who have
after dinner remarks to make, and it is fun
enough to watch the misery of these victims
during a long course—their efforts to con-
ceal their nervousness, which they never
succeed in doing. But one should never
spoil his pleasure in a public dinner by eat.
ing. For public dinners are not,in fact,
made to be eaten.
"I'm in terror," sighed poor Mrs. Good -
mother, ""every time I hear the bell ring;
.L know I'll hear something dreadful about
Jack. I'm sure he's been into some awful
miscbief." " What makes you think so ?"
asked her husband. " Oh, he came direct-
ly home from school this afternoon, sat down
and studied his lessons for tomorrow for
nearly two hours, and has been as good as
an angel ever since. Dear, dear, what has
that boy been up to, I would like to
know ?'
Struck With Lightning..
Neatly describes the position of a hard or
eat corn when Pntnam's Painless Corn Ex-
tractor is applied. It does its work so
quickly and without pain that it seems
magical in action. Try it. Recollect the
name—Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor.
Sold by all druggists and dealers every-
where.
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lege Life Immo Malt
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FISTEEI TiaOi'SAlin DOLLARS R&M BY TILE
M' uTUTAT. ASSMACEF13 iA LIFT, ASSOCIATION
r.•I,,,ETTFa Q$ T/SANICS At;D ENDOB.SEDIEIw'
or TAR ASSocIATIoN n WILIIe•.e D. MAT
TI=E..14S, F,$Q., PrLESIDENT OF T$LF TORONTO
BOA.FD O1. TBADE, RTC , A79.
The large reerher members: of the Me.
tual Reserve Fund Life Association resident
in Canada will read with satisfaction the
following letter from Wilmot D. Matthews,
Esq., in referring to the prompt payment of
the large amount of life insurance held by
his lata father, Si", D. Matthews ER. :—
There le probably no name le Canada more
widely known than that of Mr 3i3tthewe-.—
end 00oupying as 11e d:Qea AO Many lrnpor
heatpookionaof trust, such as President of
the Toronto Board of trade, Director of the
Dairiiuion Bank, and Oleo of the Canadian
Managers of the Mutual Reserve$ Cacadian
PacifierIteilwa --h-s letter to the
carries
with IP more than ordinary weight,
The 3.tuthel Reserve a fewyears ranee
started out with the determinsteenof demon -
titrating to thee world that Life Inealrance
o a41a be aff rrd($d with perfect security for
sere than half the coat charged by old-line
or h gb.reta companies While Meting
with the meet unecrupuloua wppcslraen it
hes pluckily pushed forward overcoming all
obstacles placed in its way, and to -day is
pronounced is marret of eocceee, its system
and dnanolai poaitiee being endorsed by the
boat aatitaried en this eootiiwnt. It bee
paid for death claiuie over five *pillions of ,
dollars, and at the same time ecenuneleted
nearly* two inulliona of dgllera hi ate Reserve
Fund,
Mr,. Matthews' fneurss.co is an iliuetratien
of the elriell coot wider tile 'llutnalReecrve s
Syeteua as compared with other ceanpaniee.
Tne aunt total of yaymetat by hint 'iii Slu,•
400 insurance has only been $1,615. 'Ihe
earn amount under the old -tiara syalent
w44l4hve O9St 41% t4 t;i7. It will he
eeee, therefore, that the eettial AAving in cost `
nulounts to nearly ($3.000) three tttausand
doliate.
W. D. MATTA:e s. & CO.,:
Coinmissiort Aferettaute.
Peelfio llcildinge, 26 Front et. east,
Toronto, June 16,1SS6..
t Welfacr, 4ohfurtry, (leneral Mee.
ague Mutual Reserve timid Life Mao-'.
elation, Torozl+;s ;
1?1'all Su,—'1n beltall at any Mother T
seg to :express ber thanks to the Muturd Re-
sieve Fend Life Alsociation for receipt et
begins (513,060) fifteen thouaaud dollars in
full settlement of any claim under psavlieles
of life niislirsuee held by wy Leto fatluar, W.
D. hietthows. Although the eleiln deco not
mature for severni weeks, the game baa
been promptly paid without the alighteet
trouble,
hly_father always held the Mutual lie-
acre* in the highest eetimatlou, and from
hie intimate aeensintance with President
Harper and the chief executive t,flicera of
the Aasozlatlon, never hesitated zo recon"
mend it to all who applied to him for infer -
mistime. 1, as well as other members of our
family, hold large policies in the 4a oe1a-
tion and believe It to be one of the beet'
managed Institutions represented In the
country. The *mall coat of iaeurence, to-
gether with the precaution taken to protect
the trust funds of the dssoolatlou,in the
appointment :of a eeparat4 corporation as
trustee for the piney—holders, and the aim•
purity and success of thebyatena, cannot fait
to make the .Association: dcaere :dly popular
with the insuring public.
Yours truly,
Wzr atoT 1). MATrinaws
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Anode -
ion, to whioh the above letter, ot Mr.
Matthews refers, is the largest and strong
est open Asseesmont Association in the
world. It bas issued aver seventy-five thous-
and policies of Life Insurance. It has a
Cash Reservo lifnd of nearly Two Millions
of Defiers, and full Government Deposit at
Ottawa.
Active agouti wanted in every nnrepre-
:euted district. Correspondence solicited, '
Address, Well & MoMurtry, Gon'l, Man-
agers, Toronto.
MRS. DARTS TRIPLET&
1'resident Clevelend',s Prins foe the three beast
babies at the Aurora Ceurie l:•'airrj1n l£&1 ems
$Iven to these tlsts, Mollie
Chiitlrip
reri of Mea. 1. K. hart,. amlaaprgh. ,
13he writes: i'.,a,stAugust tho i-ttleones beRAMO
very sick, end es f co o:'d set ao otB.er rcod ILat
woeid sgreewith, thent.1 cot:menced the iso
ofL,acteted pod. 1Lheleedthem tiara etlaeteiy,
and they were 5,100 AS eve„ ised 1 con..
atter it vers 1,1411.1:7 PIMA tothe geed tt*S::hey
are novr
Ci18eiittpho'o.ofettesetrig* senCirec 44efalse's:
Dl PAW traAy irono tete ;avoir
'actated Food
Ialtlaa beet Food, torto.tle.fe41 tales. 15 keeps
*hens rel*, er d gbeater thea 140illiags
wholt they sip elek,
"I Ei MOST PAt.ATADIM
NUTRITIOUS, and
IncE&Tl> i. e
gAS'L' ' lehEleARPla
At ill' i Bfoto,P' 0o., 00o.,
Tato
(RQ IYI
ala for an tnfont for $1.0 10
i*=:= eluealepeIrt let o `-`-Tl ethitrfeleat
of Infanta ceileveliCe freevnujige ifca.r
WEI.l,S,111011ACQS0ti ,ICTREAL, P.Q,
mug nottx
.fad auee CotaaPnur' of Pities
oouaaltreg Drtguecra and Bol,estoraTORet l?at€w'
ss9,CtaleliJ ir�rr,, r'.-�e-ASs3,Frevrens+
B e sG pil'saER tS' E Fs are
Asssa ui ErrPUR=C.RfAtIT, r
A..O So*...'=->
F4svoa ',G £XTRAC I.' ARC
t4* Sur<o:,sts7,94CEs9 Arc0BE$1.
`COWAN yon FAIMSsp. Loxeso Rates.
MONE,YrzW.314.1f4?fifer57d. eQca; solicited,
F nanaiod Agt.,,EstiiDti T"e?b?s tiling st, M. Toronta
SPORTING GOODS
The cheapest Ufmse in Canada
fol' (ansa Rides, Cartridges,
Risking Faille, Rase ,iialiGoo ds
and Sportsmen's Supplies of
every land.
or* tiro OFIFER.
Oa rteeelpt 5.1 we will erpres%toaav iddrea, a
PO1: $LE 0AROD/A BREEcl3-L )AP1NO SOOT WRIT
rordth 6ae Intatuaced. SteetB,rrel., o I,drtoek, agapd
Wag for c0C try use And los $1419 wilt alrap to any
al4reEs,,e `:eat $IFLE tk9ttFatlrh.otaseilratelr for
1.,p tett,
' 'DOWALL & CO. SI KING ST, E TORW TQ,
L hie Royal Nail"o BSIDS III
tiallisg, dining vdcter teras f>ert ana every th.us-
day 044 Halifax. every Satnr,iay t4 L verpocl, and IA.
r eeemer rima, Qeebee even, seivelay tt1 Llse;pool,
04444 at laadccderrr :,and triadeastad
tor S .-1 d R&il 1r4,aid: also 1(0:0l ie, ria
rialifee d Sk dolutne, A, dt , to Luv+i cl1orielalvtiy
Slming re'ssmeretaeotbe, Tlioattamers et the OW*
tow tunes axil during viloter to and from &life;
or1faod. crania 044 ttpilartelpaq and datreg PM,'
alter between Glasgow awl ttontrealweekly; G .
ant FAItoa w(t?kl,V, .tad tifa,srovv ani 1` o i .. a
tprtei. istly.•
Fortr€ight, :pewee or ctber Information apply to
A. S.litunaeher 1 C.... Dallimore; t1. Cnaar4 4; Co.,
licr{iloaa• Shea, Ce., Std doklree, N. 1`' ; WM. Tbzrup.
E.su & Co.. et. Jolie, ea; 11.; AMR !l t i., t'!',•;
Uwe 4%; Alden. New hilt, If, Pearlier, Tureeen
4,144% Rae. t o., Q42'. ee: UM,lll.cki , P.444414.
phia411.4. Allem P nia i, Dcst:*•i 14a ntivol.
Lewanee county, Michigan, has a co-opera-
tive telegraph line which began by two
farmers connecting their houses with a wire,
and which has extended, until now it has
sixty-five miles of wire and ninety offices,
twothirds of whioh are in farmhouses and
the others in stores where the farmers trade.
Every farmer is his own operator, battery
man, and line repairer, and can use the lines
as mach as he pleases, They communicate
with each other, give orders to the stores,
and receive early information of important
news over their wire. One farmer had his
life saved by it. He took poison by accident,
and there was no dootor within aeveralmilea,
but he telegraphed to the nearest one, told
what was the trouble, and was directed to
fill himself up with sweet milk and keep fill-
ed until the dootor could get there. The
prescription was successful. •
Whenever your S1omaoh or Bowels get oat of cr.
der, causing BiliousnessDyspepsia, or indigestion,
and their attendant evils, take at once a dose' of Dr.
canon's Stomach Bitters. Bost family mediotne,
Ali Druggists, be yenta.
The law of the harvest is to reap more
than you now. Sow an act, and you reap a
habit; sow a habit, and you reap a character;
sow a character, and you reap a destiny.
Mr. Smith, of Kingston, has constructed
a telephone for holding conversation with
divers when they are deep down under water
Several unsuccessful efforts have been made
in the United States to effect this service.
Magistrate -Prisoner, this is the seventh
time you have appeared before me. Pris-
oner—I know it, your Honor. Your Honor
always was a favorite of mine, you are so
just. Magistrate (mollified)—Well, mot
you off this time, but don't come before me
again. Prisoner -That's a hard sentence,
your Honor, but I'll try and bear it without
complainin.'
ITCHING PILES.
Sy/moms—Moisture : intense itohing andstinging ;
most at night : worse by eoratching. If allowed to
continue tumors form, whioh often bleed and ulcer-
ate, becoming very sore. Swaraa's OurmMsnr stops
the itching and bleeding, liege ulceration, and in
many cases removes the tumors. It is equally effica-
cious in curing all Skin Diseases. DD. 5 WAYNE af
SON Proprietors, Philadelphia. • Swami's OINTMENT
pan lie obtained of druggists. Sent by mall for 60
cents.
A man may have much of the world, and
yet not be much of a man.
A Cure for Drrtnkenness,
The opium habit, depsomania, the morphine habit,
nervous prostration esuaed by the use of tobacoo,
wakefulness, mental depression, softening of the
brain, etc., premature old age, lose of vitality paused
by over-exertion of the brain, and loss of natural
strength, from any cause whatever. Men—young,
old or middle.aged—who are broken down from any
of theabor a causes, or any cause not mentioned above,
send your address and 10 cents in stamps for Lubon'e
Treatse, in book form, of Div mses of Mian. Books
sent sealed and secure from observation. Address' 11.
V LIMON 47Welbnaton street Feet, Toronto Ont.
Alma Ladies' College,
Has five department:: --Literature, Music,
Fine Arts, Elocution and Comm:rcial Science.
The faculty numbers aixteen thororghly
qualified teaehera. Rites run from $39 to
$46 per term for board, furnished room,
light, laundry and tuition in all literary
subjects including the ()lassie and Modern
Languages
in-- $100 00 paid in advance secures all the
above advantages together with instructions
in drawing and piano by the regular teach-
er: for one year. For Announcement ad-
dress, Principal Austin, B. D.
The crop's best stimulant is a fertile soil.
People who are subject so had breath, foul ooale•
tongue, or any disorder of the Stomaob, can at ann.
' e relieved by using Dr. °arson's Stomach Bitters
+e old and tried remedy. A. roar Drdgglp.
No man ought to complain ff the world
measures him as he measures others. To
measure one withhis own yard -stick may
be hard bat it is fair.
Cine.rsse HATS Rustsw a restores grey and faded
hair to its natural color and prevents falling out.
Has any one wronged you ? Be bravely
revenged; slight it, and the work is begun;
forgive it, 'tis finished.. He is below him-
self who is not above an injury.
CANADA'S GREAT
ai�.ed blas:
CHURCHES, DWEL.LINDS,
AND PUBLIC DUMDUMS,
M'OAU O &
G
leking St W., Toronto.
BEAVER LINE of STEAMSHIPS
.Saitz4 lk rrsrx Ainit sass—
MONTREAL, AND 13VERPOOL..
SolaceTicliatr et%e;9.to, Uetaru, ttiSO, ew
&lltt,intcrencdlate, t:1; Elerraga,l;»f. Apply to
M. lirtirtt1Y, gen'l. Msca,:er,
1 Cstttsssrt Moose Square, MONII: S*h
GHOICE FARMS FOR SALE IN An PARTS
FE
i .iii & JIiUEuLAR
PROOFa
'.teut`Noal•
4'ou*1uetiug Doors
A S T*1412r,
VA1l4,T 000Re.
4.: "!i"AYL,OSt's
Toronto Safe We s.
Bicycles
OVER, 4111
Baud Bicycles
sited MA Tricycle**
121 List o.„d eateleer.r,
=ereio every hale.
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MANITOBA.
PAllaihe elrbhrag to purabxto improved Manftoltt
Formai trent 111aures upwards, with is usedfate
posesseloo, call or write to ti. L yI VL'0:4,.1te'
'Arthur's Rte.k, Main at„ Winnipe;, information
tarnished free of citxrle, and settles aesstatrd to
unsling sote:gem 314dvsr To Lem' at current sato
et Interest.
Industrie i
Nervous Debility.
DR. URAF'8 Sp.etAo hes been fund lorihs pen
Altera years, with great Success, in the treatment. el
Nervous Debility, sad alt Weems prising from eat*
assess, orer•worked brafa, breis vitality, rinsing to
the ears, palpltatlon,eta, For sato by allcinneeta
Price $t per box, or '6 boxes for 111, or will be tent bl
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'Young Men
SUFFERING from tho atria of early evil habits, the
result of ignorance and lolly, who fled themselves
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consequences of youthful excess send for and read
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two Ce. et raps. Address
3f. V. L1150N, wellington S. F T•rnuta owl
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ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON FENCING WORKS
fend for designs and prices.'
Fair,
TORONTO
Sept. 10th to 22nd.
GREATER IN
THAN EVER$50,000PUZES!
AND SPECIAL ATTIIACTJON9
New Features'and Grand Exhibits. The best attrae•
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Entries Close August 1StIL.
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President. Secy, Toner. TO.
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and get prices, etc., of
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677 Craig St., LO Boa
915, Montreal. P t1.
1 aerateseu.
a
pN 4 YEARS
There are many nnTATIONS of
ee Peerless
MACHINE 091,
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Sold by dealers everywhere.
Barnum Wire"
We manufacture the Largest
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and Iron Works, Windsor, Ont.
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