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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-8-30, Page 7THE WORLD'S MARVEGOVS _ EVENTS. es A Summary of Recent Setentine Pro- gress. Ligetning rods are out of fashion. Wel flu;; by electricity 'moms to have come to stay. Photographs have been taken by the light from a fire place. Calming the sea with oil is now regularly and systematically done. Vancouver Ieleud coal ie to bo trained at the rate of 2,000 tons per day:. Executions by electricity will be compul- sory in New York after Jauarary 1 next. Galt' zed Jel11411 mono Nisei the juice by the zinc which it dissolves from them. The French propose to send pigeon mes- sages /tom ship to ship upon the broad seas. A French laundry man cleans linen with- out soap by ribbing it with boiled potatoes. Chaussier dried a man in a kiln and there resulted only twelve pounds of aolid matter. Paper pipes have been used for a church organ at Milan and give great sweetness of tone. Modern fortifications seem likely to be great mushrooms of concrete or of steel cast- Ings. Berlin is to have next year an exhibition devoted to appliances for preventing acci- dents. Natural gas hes caused lit p'etttlaylvenia in three years eeventythree Boase meting 0t't0.o00. Wilder says that if you hold your breath white a wasp stings you the skin will home lntseuelble to pain, Transplanting teeth has been revived, It was done tweatyiive or thirtyyeere ago in very rare oases, A ware- gun recently designed Weighs ouly twenty-two tons and drives a 380 pound pro- jectile twelve miles. Saecharlue, which was to be undue a sub• statute for 8Ug,ar, appears to cftUze nausea and dyepeptuaesyltlptems. „kW), has been submitted to Congress for a railway from the U. S. border tbrougb Brit- isb Colonabla and Alaska, SAYINGS OF TMI:E SAGES. Of all tietions of a man's life, his marriage does least concern other people, yet of all actions in our life 'tie most meddled with by other people,—(Selden, Success rides on every hour; grapple it and you may win ; but without a grapple it will never go with you, Work is the weapon of honor, and he who lacks the weapon will never triumph. Extinguish vanity in the mind, and you naturally retrench, the little imperil Mao of garniture and equipage, The blossoms will fall of themselves when the root that nour- ished them is destroyed, The faithful endeavor to do right and to bear quietly and with xesignation what must be borne is of itself a fruitful source of happiness and serenity ; but a murmuaing and discontented, spirit may poison the rich- est blessings and turn them lute bitter evils. When the Hindoo priest is about to bap- tise an infant he utters the following beau- tiful sentiment; "Little babe, thou enter - est the world weeping, while all around thee smile ; contrive to live that thou mayst de- part in smiles, while all around thee weep." Bitter are a losing card, a losing horee, Bitter the pnbtic bias, the private sneer. Bitter are old age without respect, man- hood without wealth. youth without fame. Bitter is the, Etat Wind's blast ; bitter a step dame's kiss. It is bitter to she 'Ma for- eign land.- (,Disraeli. ,dseertaiin clearly what la wrong with you, and so far as von know any means of mend in it, take those inane and have done. When you are exemiuiug yourself never call yourself merely a aiuner—that is very cheap abuso, and utterly uaeleas ; but call your- eclf a liar, a coward, a sluggard, a glutton, or an evil -eyed, jealous wretch, if you in- deedfiud yourself to be is guy wise any of these.—[Jahn Ruskin. Photographing in onlore eeenta to be the ohjcet of eotteiderable experimenting, Lut so far ,vith little or no teaczetis. Florida is to grow opium. It is expeeted thee elztteen plants will grow au ounce of tee drug andthat on acre will give $10031 profit. Paris baa thirty miles eel pipe for carrying compressed air for pewer.. The engines are 3000 horse power and the coal ceusutnp tion fifty tone daily. Tho i'ananla Canal lottery Ilan mot graved e. success. The canal will require only about $500.0t0.000 more to complete it melting about Stii3O.000,(03 in all. Gribbe is experimenting upon tole - graphing by the clouds, using the rays of an aro lamp re.11eeted by the cloud% and. iaterupted by the heliographfo node. The beds of sick persona in hospitals aro now ventilated by exaust fans. This is particularly good where there aro contagious or offensive dfeoasos. The aro light at Si:, Catherine's, Isle of Wight, is the most powerful In the world, being 60,000 candle-power and having car- bons two and one-half inches in diameter. A pun which will throw a shell fifteen miles (aud there are such) will drop it upon the deck of a ship before the ship can be aeon, a6 at that distanos any ship is "hull down." Railway Aceidents.. The returns to the English,, .Board of Trade of the accidents occurring upon rail- way lines show that during the first three months of the present year 209 persons were killed and 934 injured, Tbis is a de- crease of 20 deaths and, an increase of 91 in- juries as compared with the corresponding period of last year. What are commonly understood by railway accidents—that ie, col- lisions, running off the line, and so forth are. only responsible for three deaths and 1971, less serious mishaps. Twelve people lost their lives at level crossings, 18 committed suicide, and no fewer than 53 were killed in the act of trespassing. Accidents due to the movement of trains account for 91 fatal cases and 748 others. Of these the 'tendert and. North- .Veatern has one-sixth, withl6 deaths and 132 injuries. it is followed by theMtd- land with 10 deaths; after which. come the Lancashire and Yorkshire, 9 ; the North- Eeetern,Great+Eastern, and North British,6; the South -Western, 5 ; the Great -Northern, 4 ; the Great Western, the Brighton and South -Coast, and some othtr lines, 3 ; the South -.Eastern, 2; and se on, until. Istat among the important lines comes the Leaden, Chatham, and Dover, which escaped with only fear accidents, hone of which proved fatal. Detailed report are given of eleven collisions and two instauces of trains leaving the rails. Ie is noticeable that five of the eallieions and one of the other accigents occurred within the metropolitan area, bap. @ening, ae they d id, at Coburn Road, Euston, Kin 'e Cross. Portland Read, New Cross, and lube Hill. Frauds on the Post-011ice. Isere are a few iustancoa of the frauds to which, tho English authorities claim that the post•.cfli ee is snbjeet. Colas are embed- ded in cake and pieces of toast to escape the registration fee. They are also commonly scut lu uawspepers, An uuecalcd brown paper parcel tied with tering wee found to cantata nix eovereig,ua, one bale crown, two EI tUuces, and three halfpeuuy pieces wrap- ped up in smelt tlrticlea of ladies' areas. Two field watches were found inside an un- registered boak•peeket addreascd to New Zealand, the middle portions of the leave, having been cut out an as to admit them. This made of fraudulent despatch is evl- dently common. A X.20 note was found pinned to the pages of a book, Inside a halfpenny wrapper were found a letter, u bill of sale, and four £5 Rank of England notes. The palm for originality moat, how- ever, ba awards? to the individual who sent £l.lOs. in gold coins in a seal at the back of a letter, the gold having come to light through the wax getting alightly chip - poi, Cigars, collars, gloves, mote, poet• ago etemps, aro constantly sent with nows- papera ; but in this respect wo aro told the people of Canada and the States can take the caste, for in a single year more than 14,000 newspapers were detected wlth small articles concealed in them. The deaf oaten hear conversations when there is music going on which they could not hear when there was no mucic, With "hearing persons" the reverse is the case, The new sntall•bore rifles of the Emelt Gxovernmentdo not prove to be more humane than the old laree.bore guns, as expected; they sliver the bone and tear the flesh just AS badly. At Feather River, Cal., they aro putting in a plant to carry power eighteen miles by eleatrioity and in Arizona one is projected to carry it eight miles, using eight tons of copper conductor per mild. By a new marine bralce the steamer Comore, of the French navy, is stopped in seven seconds from a speed of thirteen knots; thirty four seconds being needed to do the same thing without the brake by reversing her engines. Niaearawfllprobably beutiiized for light- ing and manufacturing purposes. by tapping it and uaing the water power to turbines. which will run dynamos, from which light- ing and power currents will be taken by wires. A race for ten minutes between telegraph and long distance telephone from New York to Boston resulted in 330 words ready for the printer by telegraph and 346 by tele- phone, but many of the latter were incor- rectly received. Thomas J. Mayall, reoently deceased, started as a poor boy. He invented the first rubber belt, the first cylinder printing ntecaine for wall paper printing and also for gluing, displacing the former mode of print- ing from independent blocks ; invented rub- ber cement and satin -finished paper ; helped Charles Goodyear in the invention of vul- canizedrubber, and also produced a number of other inventions in revolvers, guns, rifles, steam apparatus for loading and firing ar- tillery, ammunition, coffee• hulling machines, sclf•eccing drawbridges and railway switch. es. "The tetter -boars tf lite Caen up The tetter4,o+r.1 of We goes down," Up and down, up and down -ane day a miliianalxe next day "dead broke"—one day buoyant in apirite, next day gloomy as a fog -one day in seeming perfect health, next' day "laid out" with a bilious attack or your atofuach `" an a strike." This is the way the world wags uow,a days"; If you are bilious, lnelanoholio, dizzy -headed, dyspeptic, want appetite or have torpid action of liver, kidneys or bowele, take Dr.. Pierce'4 Pigment Pellets --purely vegetable, perfectly harmless; one a dose. In this world, we can only look on nature from the outside ; perhaps there we than he able to see4it from within. Nasal . Catarrh is a dangerous dieeaae. Front its tendency toexteudto the throat, bronchial tubes, And Aivally to involve the lungs in cousnmptivo disease, it €hould be promptly cured, that these gray° dangers may be averted. So confident are the mnnufaeturers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy of their ability to cope successfully with this very prevalent diaeaae, that they have for yore offered, in good faith, 5500 reward for a On of catarrh, no matter how bad or of how many years' standing, `which they cannot curo, `Remedy only 50 cents, by druggists. ZSLILLSHIPPING CO.—Beaver Lino of pe, Bailing weekly between Montreal and Liverpool, Saloon ticket:, Montreal to Liverpool, Bee, 850, and eve Return tlakete. $80, e9O, and 8110, according to ete'uner and aecomnodatlon. Inter- medlate, 830 Round trip tickets, $60, Steerage, $?C newel trip tickets, tile. For further particulars and to securebirth's, apply to Ii, E. MURRAY, General Manager, I Custom House Square, Montreal, or to the Local Agents in the dlBerent,Twoneand Cittea HH.WILLIAMS&CO. mlaF tROOFERS laexereerraaR* AND Da4LIMB 73 Rocftnz Felt. Slaters' Felt, Deafeoiaz Felt, Carpet Paper, LendingPePer. 13oo6imgPiteh, Cori Tar, Lake Graves. 00100: 4 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, BEAVER LINE of STEAMSHIPS -SAILING'wsaare Barwsxs-'- MONTREAL AN LIVERPOOL Saloon Tiol,ets. $40, 850. 860. Return, 880, $90, 81,10, Intermediate, 830 ; Steerage, tee, , lippty to H. E. MURRAY. Gen'1. Manager. 1 Custom douse Square. MONR'rIAL. FIRE. AND BUhGLAR PROOF and Vault D ore, kept constantly to stack. A number of Secend-hand ales ! detea at low prices. .f. & J. TAYLOR, Toronto Safe 'forks. The Pleasure of Dying. I have seen a great many people die, some. of them great sinners, oven ruffians of tho moat degraded type, and I have never yet witnessed in any case the slightest fear of death or of a hereafter. I have also been present at the deathbeds of many pious and worthy persons, and I have never known an instance among this class of the leant ab- horrence ofdeath or apprehension in regard to the future. A person in sound health re• ceiving intelligence that hie death is to take place in a few momenta would undoubtedly at flub be greatly disturbed, and if religi- ouslybrought up, would probably wish to make preparations for departing this life. But the naso is very different with those who have suffered from a long illness and whose perceptions therefore have lost their sharpness. 1 have often told such pentane that they had but a few minutes to live, but the intelligence has never been received in any other than the most composed and resigned manner. Certainly this is a wise provision of nature. For if, as with hie present knowledge it is impossible for man to escape death, it ie well that he is so con- stituted as to be shle to accept the inevitable with dignity and composure.—[Dr. William A. Hammond. Stockton's Dog "fax." " One Sunday, as with a well-dressed crowd I was going to church, I found Fax following me. Knowing that he never en- tered a church, I took no particular notice of him ; but happening to look back a second time, I saw him at my heels with a twist -loaf in his mouth ! He had been in the shop of an irreligious baker in those few minutes. This was too much for my sense of propriety, and as I failed utterly to drive him off, and began to attract considerable attention, I was obliged to go down a side street and so home. The dog was never abashed. I have seen him °hese chickens into the very houses of their owners, and, before their astonished eyes, pin the poor fowls to the floor. Of course, at such times, I did not wish anyone to think that I wee acquainted with the dog. But on being discovered in any disreputable intrusion into house, store or garden, it was hie habit to run to us, and jog along demurely behind us, as much as to say, ' Tneee are the folks I belong to, if you have anything to say, say it to them.' And very often people did say it to tis." Philip I['s Handwriting. The innumerable despatches, signed by Philip, were not the emanations of his own mind. The King had a fixed purpose—to subdue Protestantism and to conquer the world ; but the plans for carrying the pur- pose into effect were developed by subtler and more comprehensive minds than his own. It was enough for him to ponder wearily over schemes which he was suppos- ed to dictate, and to give himself the appear. ance of supervising what he scarcely com- prehended. And his work of supervision was often confined to pettiest details. The handwriting of Spain and Italy at that day was beanliful, and in our modern eyes seems neither antiquated nor ungraceful, But Philip'sscrawl was like that of a clown just admitted to a writing school, and the whole ,margin of a :fairly -penned despatch,( perhaps fifty pages long, laid before him for comment and signature by Idiaquez or Muora, would be sometimes covered with a few awkward sentences, which it was almost impossible to read, and which when de- ciphered, were apt to reveal suggestion of astounding triviality. lbert OoUege, BELL VTLIsE, ONT. Is being greatly enlarged and improved at a cost of several thousand dollars. Students is attendance from British Colorable, 31aui- toba, Micbigan, New York, "Vermont, is ad dation to Coterie and Qaebeo. Coeurpaesed advantages at moderate rates, Will A boy is not batched uutit he breaks through the shell his relatives weavearound him. Tell the good news to tho suffering. -- At lett is a remedy foun'i, Which tn'ghn have saved, had they known it, -Many who're undor the ground. Till of the "Favorite rreseripption," itis hopeless women he glad-. Baer the good news to poor ereaturea, Boort•eicks discouraged andsad. " Ferrate diseases," so terrible in their effects, and ao prevalent among All classes, can be cured by tho use of Dr. Pleree'a Favorite Proscription. Sorrow soma sent for our instruction, as wo darken the cages of birds when we would teeth them to sing. 1I felt ING PILES. Sratrzeus— xtoleture : Intense itohingand stinging ; moot at night : worse by scratching. If allowed to continue tumors form, which encu bleed and ulcer. ate, becoming verysore. Swirzs's Oizrsta a stop* the itching and bleeding, beats ulceration and in many caeca removes the tumors. It is equally effica- cious in curing all Skin Diseases. DR. S WAYNI: b SON,Proprietors, Philadelphia. SwAvss'a Onani io can o obtained of druggists. Sent by mall for 60 cents. Life at the greatest and best is but a for- ward child that must be humored and coax- ed a little till it falla asleep, then alibi over, A Care for Drunkenness. The opium habit, dcpsoteanla, tho morphine habit, nervous prostration paused by the use of tobacco, wakefulness, mental depression, softening of the brain, eta., premature old age, loss o1 vitality caused byover-exertion of tho bran, and lose of natural srength from any cause whatever. Mon young, old or mlddle'aged—wino are broken down from any o1 tho abor o causes, or any cause not mentioned above, Bend your addreae and 10 cent* in stamps for Lubon'a Treatise, in book form, o1 Diseases of Aran. Books sent sealed and noun 'from observation. Address M. V LIMON 47 Weilinrtonstreet Bast, Toronto Ont. Heaven knows what would become of our sociality if we never visited people we speak. ill of; wo should live, like Egyptian hermits, in crowded solitude,—[George Ehot. Blobson—" Don't you think that young Popinjay is showing considerable spirit these days 1' Dumpeey—"" think he is showing the effect of considerable." Whenever your Stomach or Bowel* got ant of me der, cawing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, or Inclgeation, and Weir attendant evils, take at anoe a dose of Dr ..arson•: Stomach Bitters. Beat finally medicine, All Druggists, 50 cents. If a body kiss a body, Need a body cry ? Well, hardly, if some other body Isn't standing by. CneoALssa His Renew= restores grey and faded hair to its natural color and prevents Lalling out. Husband (to wife, who is writing a letter) —Do you want me to mail that letter for you, my dear? Wife—No, John, I won't keep you waiting ; I'm only on the first post- script. Alma Ladies College. Rave you Neuralgia I If you are suffering the agonies of neural- gia, and have failed to get a remedy that will afford relief, we want you to try Poleon's Nerviline. No remedy in the market has given any thing like the same degree of sat- iefactPtn. Its action on nerve pain is simply marvellous, and as it is put up in 10 cent sample bottles nogreat expense is involved in giving it a trial. Poison's Nerviline is the most pleasant,' powerful, and certain pain remedy in the world. Sold by all dealers in medicine, 10 and 25 cents a bottle. 1te-Open. Thursday, Sept, 62, 1886 Send for carculare, Addxese, REV. W. P. DYER, 11...t1., Principal. BAKING PO'ADER tSe1ACE FR l AB5eLU7ilY Pte t CR EAMTAArhR .1•10 50 JA Ft.xvoRp.o XT RASrS ARE IBE StRo4,447.PeaESiAND 5EST. CANCER TI;SIQR3, ULCER', tSCItOFULA, e c., cured peruaaneatly wkthout ,the kelt:. Apply to OR. W. L. setae, IN Quem St., , Toranta. THE CANADIAR MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION LIFE INSITRANCE AT COST (=MOM arson) GEEAP, RELIABL, PZ PULAR Large ]Reserve Viand. .Agents Wanted. Addreee, DEAD OFFICE, 10 Ring Street F,,Torouto. CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF A seasonable luncheon.—Waiter—" Have soup to -day, sir?" De Frees-" S6up 1—aro you mad? Just bring me a pitcher of lemon- ade and a fan; and sav—put my coat on ice while I wait will you ?" MANITOBA pARTII:S vrtaiaiog to purchase iterroved Manitebe Farms, from 50 acne upwards+% van iuuuetliate pa. ession, call or write to G. 1. MAELSON,Jlc' Arthur's Diol:, Hain et., Winnipeg. Information tarnished free of charge, and eettlers aTelsttd In suckin f s:1e.tIou. 1114Ner 7o LOAN at carnet rates of interest, SPORTING GOODS. The Cheapest Mouse in Canada for Guns, Rifles, Cartridges, Fishing Tackic.Rase HitilGoods and Sportsmen's Supplies of every kind._ (MR DIG OFFER. On reeeipt el 812:,9 we will express to env address. @ Dul; LE fARISEI. DEERJR-UTADINO SUM GUN with floe Laminated Steel BArrels, oiled awl:, agcad gun tor country use And tor 80 O0 will ship to any address, n 22col-RIFLE thatwiilehootaccurttely for 150 Iret. W. M'OOWALL & CO, 51 KING ST. E TORONTO. ST. THOMAS, 0 NTARIO. This institution which had last year the largest enrolment of all the Canadian Coll- eges for women is offering superior advan- tages to young women in Literary Course Fine Arts, Commercial Science and Music, at the very lowest rates. Adress, Prinoipal Austin, B. D. An expert has succeeded in photographing the beating of the heart. Neat present for an absent admirer to send his betrothed—a picture of his palpitation on reading her letter.' People who are subject so bed breath, foul Beate•, tongue, or any disorder of the Stomach, can at ones be rslleved by using Dr. Carson's Stomach Bittern the old and tried remedy. Ask your Drupelet. "You. are very late to -night, George," said the girl, half reproachfully. "Y`es, dear ; your father's new dog met me at the gate,' and I've been trying to make friends with him." ,Hoa 1 Couez Cass cures in one minute. "How does the new girl strike you ?" asked a citizen at dinner lately. She hasn't struck me yet," answered his wife, meekly. " But she has done almost every- thing else." A,P.412 Stained Glass FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS, AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. MUSLIM & SON, 76 Ring St. W., Toronto. Allan Trine Royal Fait Steamships Sailing during winter tram Port ane every Thur: day and Belltax every Saturday to Liverpool, and In summer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool, catling at Londonderry to land mails and passengers for Scotland and Ireland; also from Baltimore, vie Halifax and St. John's, N. , to Liverpool fortnightly durinIg, summer months. Tho steamers of the 0las. Pow linea sail during winter to and from IlalUax, ortland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sum mor between Glasgow and Montreal weekly Glasgow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadelphia fortnightly. For freight, passage, or other information apply to A. Schumacher & Co„ Baltimore; S. Cunard & Co., Halifax; Shea & Co., St. John's, N. F,; Wm. Thomp- son & Co., St. John, N. B.; Allan & Co., Chicago; Love & Aldn, New York, H• Ilourlier, Toronto; Allans, Rae & Co., Quebec: Wm. Brookie, Pailadet- phia; H. A. Allen. Portland, Boston Montreal. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS Don't wait until you atebuar ootor robbed sly a Site nos next sleep easy, and be care and get priced, e1*.. at the New0TnamploaSate 8. 9. ii:1MEA1.I., 577 Craig St., P.O. Bo= 0I5. Montreal. P Q. • CON BOY'S CARRIAGE TOPS CANADA PERMANENT Loan & Savings Company Fiala all the latest improvements and are unenualle4 fa• durability. style and catreaien?a The leading Carrie:e nsiildera eseel them. MR Fal:'. TIIP.M road IIR 1t' OTUgli, Nervous Debility., DR. alSAT'8 Spezut.0 has teen used far tlt4 8ttera years, with great enc:ess, in the treatmen of ;iervona DebUtty, and all dxa,ri arising front :as ec o,oret.wctkedbrain, lame vitaUty. rir.glttgla the ears, palpltatioa,et0, For tale by ttU dreams. Prize it per tax, or 0 boxes tee f0, or will be sent lay mail Oa rerelpt of Frier, Pamphlet 0n application* THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.. Toronto. Young Men SUFFF.RINO from the effects. of early aril hahlts, the result o+. ignorance and folly, who find thcroselrea weak, nercats and exaauitesi • alsoUtorss•Aoltaand Oto Alar alto are broken down trout the elfe:-te of Ouse or over -work. and in advanced lite feel the consequences of youthful excess end for and read 3t. V. Luton's Treatise on the Dleeasee et Men The book will he tont sealed to any address on receipt of two Sc. itempe. Address M, V. LuLON, Wellington 8t. E., Toronto, Ont. ST. i 1IO:1IA4 ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON FENCING WORKS Send tor decla m and Fecal. PROPRIETOR. 10000 PRESENTS TO MIST Ari'LTiINO R'l1il li. T1iET /AST. Wewill send byIna ilanap, propriatcgift to, tcltmaiden, wife, mother or cook --one to `1 family —who will try the BREAOMAKER'S BAKING P019nrr Cut the red circle from the label and testd it in tt letter :ruing honest opinion after fairer' 11. Either a5, 10 or 25 cent oize will tecaro the gift` Any grocer or storekeeper know's w herein est itifasked ;"for k,y you.—Address— CHURCHILL nu.Addresc— CRU RC11ILL it Cfi.TOP.ONTO INCORPORATED 1850. Head Office ; Toronto St,, Toronto, Subecribed capital, $ 4,B00,e00 Paid Up Capital, 2 500,000 Total Assets, 10,000,000 The enla•ged capital end resources of this Com- pany, together wiih the increased Iieilities it has recently acquired for supplying land owners with cheap money, enable the Directors to meet with promptness and at the lowest current rate of interest all requirements for loans upon satisfactory real estate security. Application may be made to either of the Company's local Appraisers or t J. HERB RT MASON. lianae'g Direater Toronto. e q R • -floe ssvnuui u?uP ME) t• A STRONG' ROBIIST,CONSTITUTioN, ANp PRoVE„1TTo•a` a e There aro many =Anon of !, " Peerless MACHINE OIL, but none equal ft id lubricating properties. FAse.. BUB, Mittman', eto., find none equal to the esamna Peerless made by SAMUEL ROGERS & CO., TORONTO. Sold by dealers everywhere. X EtCbilii 3P3:97E4031E1g3, Barnum Wire and Iron We manufacture the Largest Variety of FENCES,' CRESTING, BUILDERS' IRON WORK, STABLE FITTINGS, OFFICE RAILINGS, ETC., of any house in the Dominion. CATALOGUES FREE. Works, Windsor, Ont.