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The Exeter Advocate, 1895-7-12, Page 2egul uy rill pleeeeti otify us receive once- WI paper Call at the otiiee for adeertlsieg rates. TRE EXETER ADVOCATE, THi7.RS'I').ti.Y, JULk 11, 1895. Week's Commercial Summary. Twenty -tyro failures in the Dominion last week, Niue less than previous week and t3 less, than same week last year. The continued increases in railway earnings is a good omen, as indicating a freer movement of merchandise. Z or the third week of June, the Canadian I.'ael& increased $3,00), and the Grand Trunk $6,183. The wool market is very firm, with a shipment of about one-quarter million pounds of fleece tc the United &etas. A. better demand is noted for cheese with sales at Ontario Crearntries at 8 and 5- 16. to 8 7-8a., slightly higher prices. Montreal advices would indicate that the trade movement is assuming a gaiter seasonable phase, more particularly in . heavy goods, snch as metals, paints, oils, etc. Sugars, too, are dull, but there are . indications that the large stocks laid in just prior to the rise are getting low, and refiners and jobbers expect more activity shortly. Cheese has improved half a cent since last week, an advance which does not seem warranted by the state of the Eng- lish market; butter remains dull and weak.. The crop prospects in Quebecpro- vince are generally favorable ; the re- cent rains have improved the hay and pastures, though in some sections peas have suffered from over moisture. The hay crop is said Se be poor west of Toronto, but the yield will likely be large in the east. A. good yield of coarse grains is expected in Ontario, but wheat will not be a large crop and probably smaller than last year. Advices from Manitoba are very cheering, and the largest crop of wheat ever harvested seems to be expected. There is no particular activity in any department of trade at Toronto just now. The holiday season has begun. There is a large eiiiux of citizens to summer re- sorts, and travel appears to be more general than usual. Business is left to itself pretty much, but the wise men are making preparations for the expected activity which usually sets in about the end of August, Dry goods retailers report satisfactory `business for several weeks past, and July and August payments are being anticipated in some case. Travelers also report county dry goods stocks are mov- ing off very fairly, and some of them pro- fess to find an inclination an the part of some of their customers to buy the bulk of their fall goods earlier this year, than for several years past, due partly to' the expectation of a better state of trade, and partly to the belief that highervalues Delay prevail. Here and There. A ton of steel is worth more than its weight in gold when made into hair springs for watches. X X X Of the twenty-six barons who signed the Magna Charts three wrote their names and twenty-three made their marks. X X X An alloy that adheres so firmly to glass that it may be used to solder pieces together is made by a French chemist. x X X The flute took its name from the flnta, an eel caught in Italian waters which has seven spots like finger holes on its sides. x X x The Japanese method of lacquering is said to be at least 2,0du years old. Pieces made ten centuries ago are still exhibited. x x x The Roman father had unlimited pow- er over his children, and could put them in chains, sell them into slavery or kill them at will. x x x The -ticker telegraph is being intro- duced into many big apartment, and flat houses in London by the owners for the benefit of the tenants. x x x The eight flowers most prized by the Japanese are the morning glory, apricot cherry, wistaria, peony, iris, lotus and chrysanthemum. x x x It is said of the fur seal of Alaska that there is no known animal on land or water which can take higher physical rank or which exhibits a higher order of instinct. x x x A horse, 86 years of age, with a re- markable fondness for whisky, died re- cently at Reading, Pa. The animal fre- quently drank a pint of liquor in. a pail of water. Bickle'sAnti-Consumptive Syrup stands at the head of the list for all diseases of the throat and lungs. It acts like magic in breaking up a cold. A cough is soon subdued, tightness of the chest is relieved, even the worst case of con- sumption is relieved, while in recent cas- es it may be said never to fail. It is a medicine prepared from the active prin- ciples or virtues of several medical herbs, and can he depended upon for all pulmon- ary complaints. Industrial Items. The glass industry is growg in very rapidly in Russia. Over 81,000,000 is invested by South- ern electrie railway and light com- panies. Iceland manages to do all her news- paper and job work with only five print- ing presses. Mr. T. J. Humes, Columbus, Ohio, writes: "I have been afflicted for some time with Kidney and LiverCompiaint,and find Parmalee's Pills the best medicine for these diseases. These Pills do not cause pain or griping,and should be^used when a;cathartie is required. They are Gela- tine Coated and rolled in the Flour of Licorice to preserve their purity,and give then a pleasant agreeable taste. Liberty's Attire, "I hear." said the Cheerful Idiot, "that ;they are talking of revising the costume of the Goddess of Liberty." "Anal what will it be pray ?" asked the typewriter boarder, who has s wheel - "Red, white and bloomers,," said the Cheerful Idiot, OANA.U1AN NEWS S O ES.. THE WEEK'S H.dPPENIIVG,. interesting Items and Ineldents, 101 - portant and Iuetructive, Gathered from ail the Provinces. 33roekville has 15 barbers. Trenton has passed the curfew by-law. Brighton is to have an electric plant; It has cost $'?15,000 to survey Georg- ian Bay. The Windsor Bicycle club' has 80 mem- bers. J Port Coborne harbor is being deep- ened. South Leeds has a new post -office called B.ovell. Berlin has (1,000 volumes in its public library. Oxford county eoustables ask for many reforms, A cold storage factory is to l e built in Galt, The Fort William curfew rings nightly at845. In Sarnia the wheelmen register their bicycles. Conneaut men and boys go fishing on Sundays, The I. 0, P., Brookville, are building a new hall. Winnipeg has voted 863,000 for school buildings. A. Methodist college is to be built near Vancouver. Last year Essex county schools cost $2.2,i>37,85. County Treasurer Stock, Wentworth, has resigned. Stratford has not a single case of con- tagious disease. Peter Stuart, Ingersoll, has a broom plant in blossom. The new Baptist church at Port Elgin has been opened. Welland will have a firemen's demon- stration August (ith. There are 1,('0J men worlting on the Parry Sound railway. The Meganetawan. locks are closed while being repaired. Digby, N. 8., is supplying itself with water by gravitation. The C. P. R. station at MacLeod, N. VF T. T., has been ro>>bed of $1,000. The G. T. R. intends to builcl a fine up- town station in Hamilton. Guelph's electric street railway will be in operation by August lst. A mumber of Danish families have set- tled in Ottawa this spring. Ten thousand members of the I. 0. F. will be in Guelph August 2bth. Dr. David. Robertson has been ap- pointed coroner for Halton oonnty. A Blenheim man is under arrest for selling cancerous beef fn Chatham. There axe nearly 2(.0 members connect- ed with the Woodstock Bicycle Club. One day last week 93,800 feet of lum- ber were cut at the Huntsville mills. There is talk of establishing a Col- legiate Institute at Portage la Prairie. Windsor merchants want the compul- sory six o'clock closing by-law quashed. A new Masonic lodge called "Algon- quin Lodge," has been instituted at Emsdale. Kingston wants the G. T. R. shops that are now located at Belleville and Brock- ville. Hurlbert's shingle mill, Sprucedale, recently destroyed by fire is to be re- built. The colored people of London have formed an "Independent Order of Good Samaritans." The total number of wrecks in Cana- dian waters during the last fiscal year was 83, representing the loss of ten lives and $820,00J. There are nearly 700,000 horses in On- tario. The number of hogs is 1,125,000. Of horned cattle there am 2,00u,0 0, and sheep about the same. And there are in the farm yards 7,500,000 head of poultry. . Y Despepsia and Indigestion. --C. W. Snow& Co. ,Syraeuse,N.Y.,writes: "Please send us ten. gross of Pills. We are selling more of Parmelee s Pills than any other Pill we keep. These Pills have a great reputation for the cure of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint." Mr. Chas. A. Smith, Lindsay, writes) Parmelee's Pills are an excellent medicine. My sister has been troubled with severe headaches but these pills have cured her." Canada's Great Fair For 1895. The Toronto Industrial Exhibition, which is to be held from the 2nd to the 14th of September, will no doubt be the greatest fair of the present year, and from present indications it promises to excel all others, both in point of exhibits and in attendance of visitors. The grounds have been vastly improved since last year, and already most of the space in all the buildings has been applied for. All entries close on the 10th of August. A good programme of special attractions, both novel and interesting, will be pro- vided as usual. Itis only a little over a month to the time of the fair, and our readers cannot choose a better holiday trip than this offers. Cheap excursions will as usual be run on all railways at rates in keeping with the times. This great fair has now become one of the best and most popular educational and entertainment enterprises on this con- tinent, and attracts visitors each year, not only from all parts of the Dominion, but from the United States as well, and those who have never been there would be surprised at its magnitude and at- tractiveness, being almost like a World's Fair, only on a smaller scale. FOREIGN . The Spanish Clamber of Deputies re- jected s proposal to abolish the export duty on grain. The Pall Mall Gazette says Lord Salisbury wild issue the manifesto of the new Government on July 8. Signor Cavallotei whose charges a'-ainst Premier Crispi in the Italian Chamber of Deputies were reeontlyvoted down, now threatens to go to law. Germany spent 8,010,000 marks in cele- brating the opening of the Mel canal, .But then the canal itself' cost $10,000e- 0 JO les than th,eestimate. The Pall Mall Gazette asserts that Earl Cadogan has been appointed Lord • Lieutenant of Ireland, with a seat in the Cabinet, The perseeution of Christians in the Province of Szeehuen, China, has eeas- ed. An Imperial edict orders that eorxl, pensmissionsbymobs, al'the thedamage done to the The London Chrouiele says that Mr. '.Chcmas Sexton, anti-Parnellite member of the House of Commons for North Ferry, to re-enter al decided 1, x Kerry, has finally ed l y,y polities, Roseberry at Windsor this afternoon had an audience of the Queen and took lunehecn at the castle. Her vajesty approved the outgoing Ministry's list of royal honors submittedby the r.tiring I re.mier, • The prisoners Croenonieyer, Thies, Nestles' and Deehow, who were arrested in June 1894, for counterfeiting and forging American and other notes were sentenced to -clay at Hamburg as follows: Croeuemeyer and Thies to eight years lin- prisounlent,Nestlerto four years and De - chow to three years. S epticisn.—Thisis unhappily an age of skepticism, but there is one point Upon which persons acquainted with the sub- ject agree, namely, that Dr. Thomas' Leleotric Oil is a medicine which caube relied upon to cure a cough, remove pain, heal sores of various kinds and benefit any inflamed portion of the body to which it is applied. She Wouldn't Trouble Hint, Wife—"My dear, I need a little more of this stuff and some trimming to match. I wish you would drop into Bigg, Sale & Co.'s and get it." Husband. (a smart fellow)—"Let me see. Oh, 1 know. That's the store where they have so many pretty girls, isn't it ?" Wife—"Y-e-s." Husband—"Yes, I remember. That blond girl at the) trimming counter knows your tastes and will doubtless se- lect just the sort of trimming you want— I mean the girl with the golden hair, alabaster skin, blue eyes and sweet little—" Wife—"There are a number of things I want down town. Never mind, dear, 1'll go and get them myself." Are you a'sufferer with corns ? If you are get a bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure. It has never been known to fail. The oldest clergyman in Canada in the active minister is probably Rev. Mr. Crossman, Lutheran ministry of Lunen - berg, N. S. He was born in 1816; ordain- ed in 1834, 61 years ago ; arrived in Luncnberg 1832 ; has baptized 8,966; married 992 couple ; buried 1,041 ; has preached 11,00u sermons, anal. travelled 200,000 miles. WHAT UNCLE SAM. IS AT Pectoria, Pectoria. Pectoria. Are you suffering from cough or cold on your lungs. Ask your druggist for Pectoria,and take no other. Just try and see for yourself .how soon Pectoria will cure you. Send to Allan & Co., 58 Front St., Toronto, Proprietors. 25 cents a bot- tle. Rudely Interrupted. Tom Cat—' -You have filled my heart with joy. I love you with a love that is Maria—"Pardon me, sir, but here comes another bootjack." Take Notice. I, Malcolm McBain,merchant tailor 81 Queen St. West, do certify that Dr. Car- son's Stomach Bitters cured pie of dys- pepsia. I believe it to be the best medi- cine for all Stomach and Liver troubles. At all Druggists price 50c. About five hundred pounds of the Holy Terror rock was so rich in gold that it was shipped direct to the mint from the Adams Express office at Hill City, S.D. Parties that handled the ore say that one bucketful was more gold than rock, and that it would yield $L0,000. This and That. Art is truth ; truth is religion. Make each day a critic on the last. If you see a man do a noble deed date him from that day. Character is the diamond that scratches every other stone. In the rugged hills of toil and hardship life's finest gold is found. An effort made for the 'happiness of others lifts us above ourselves. Life's evening will take the character from the day which precedes it. A large charity is the growth of years, the last result of many sorrows. The greatest successes in life are often made out of the failures of the brave. A mart's own life is better than Ms creed if he is pure in his Creator's sight. You cannot dream yourself into a char- acter; you must hammer and forge your- self one. Seeing much, suffering much and studying much are the three pillars of learning. The secret of success in life is for a man to be ready for his opportunity when it comes. We must sooner or later part with our best friends, and it's about time to shed winter woolens. Worms cause feverishness, moaning and restlessness during sleep. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is pleasant sure and effectual. if your druggist has none in stock, get him to procure it for you. "Pat Maloy," the famous Irish melody, was written by Dion Boucicault for his play, "The Colleen Bawn." For five or six years its use by bands during the procession of St. Patrick's Day was al- most universal. "Hail to the Chief" is a song in the second canto of Scott's "Lady of the Lake." It is a boat song, designed to imitate those of the Scottish boatmen. The melody was written by Sir Henry Bowley Bishop, • "Rule Britannia " is usually credited to James Thompson. It first appeared in a play entitled''Alfred," by Thompson and Mallet in 174.0. The air was by Dr. Thomas Arne. "Wearing of the Green " exists in several forms and versions. The one best known in this country was written by Dion Boueieault, It was sung by Shaun the Post " in the play "Arrah na Pogue." Ifs ur business requires an apology it s a disgrace. DOJNGS OVER THE LINE... What Our Neighborsth ave Done Daring the Past Week is Making the 1Iis- tory of the World. A. wealthywoman near Utica was bound, gagged and robbed by burg- lars. A bill for paying women like men for teaching was killed in the Pennsylvania legislature. shirr. SW'illard Parker and Miss Therese Damon were appointed sohool trustees in New l ori.. Pieces of shell have boon found forty feet below the level of the ground in some western states. ]friss Irene Hoyt has sued Mrs. Hefty (Preen for $100,0V0 for insinuating- that slle was insane, The Enipi e State. Republican Club in New York is disintegrating even before it is incorporated. The New York Women's Political League resolved to form a kindergarten for children of the rich.' Senator Teller, of Colorado, predicted the displacement of tariff In the next cam- paign by the money issue. New Jersey has come to the admission of women to its bar in the case of Miss Philbrook, just examined. Texas porterhouse steaks cost more in Chicago, New Fork and Boston than they do in London, Paris and Berlin. It cost Kentucky $114 to secure the extradition from Ohio of Napoleon Bona- parte Shackleford, who stole a #:2 hog. Commissioner Grant had a policeman before him for trial for flirting with a man's wife in his presence in the street. A young girl died at Reading, Pa., on the first application of chloroform, which she insisted upon before a slight optical operation. Over ten thousand Tammany men are on the pay rills of New York city still, and Mayor Strong has but a month more to remove them. A Yale student visited the. Pasteur in- stitute in New York for treatment- for a bite received while rescuing a small dog from a large one. The Canadian element forms two-thirds of the foreign population of Maine and New Hampshire, one-half of that of Ver- mont, and one-third of that of Massachu- setts, Prefessor Frank Parsons asserts that in Niw York it costs a man from $30 to $100 a yaar for the Game amount of transportation he gets in Berlin for $-4.50. itlayyorRankin, of Elizabeth,N.3.,is try- ing to extort evidence from ..Rev. George Buckle for charges made by the latter that the police corruptly winked at open bars on Sunday. One of the fireplaces that is to be put in Cornelius Vanderbiltt's new house in Newport will be made of terra cotta taken from the ruins of an old Italian villa at ,Pompeii. Miss Mary Cary Thomas has been nominated for one of the alumni trustees of Cornell University. She is the first woman to be so honored in any of the great universities. The West Virginia Legislature has passed a law imposing a licence of $500 per annum on retail dealers in cigarettes. Not. a retail dealer in the state has yet taken out a license. The biggest contract for stone work ever awarded was probably that reported to have been made for the stone for the Hudson river bridge. The sum named. is above $8,000,(,00. An American actress interveiwed on her return. from Paris expresses the opinion that there are no new French plays that would not have to be "wash- ed" ed" for American use. The remains of G en. Winfiold Scott Han- cock will not be removed from the Mont- gomery Cemetery at Norristown. The effort to have them removed to Arlington, Va., has been abandoned. A wvom an hi Newark, Mrs, W. T.Harris, lost an eye bythe y explosion of a pistol in her son's hand, a boy of nine, and an actor in Hoboken met the same fate from a soap pellet fired in the play. A Brooklyn, N.Y. man who was con- victed of burglary some time ago, and liberated after two years' service in prison on proof of his innocence, is suing the state for 8101,888.28 damages. Since Senator Stanford's death not one dollar has come from his estate to the university he founded. To keep it run- ning Mrs Stanford has given on an aver- age - $1,003 a day, half her private means. Experts have estimated that the gold production of the Black Hills for 1895 will be $10,(100,0J0 distributed as fol- lows : Bald Mountain district,e8,010,000; Lead Terraviilee and Central.$5,000,000; Southern Hills, $1,000,00J ; all the other districts, 81,000,000. About five hundred pounds of the Holy Terror rock was so rich in gold that it was shipped direct to the mint from the Adams Express office at Hill City, S.D. Parties that handled the ore say that one bucketful was more gold than rock, and that it would yield $10,000. In Indiana, U.S.; a law suit has just, been concluded in which an estate of $50.0/0, was in dispute. The case took four months to try, eight leading law- yers were employed upon it, nearly two hundred witnesses were examined, and the cost of the parties in the suit will amount to fully $100,000. A negro in Floyd County, Georgia, dressed himself in a sheet ' a few days ago, and started out at dusk to "scare the life out of" a white woman. against whom he had a grievance. He inter- cepted her as she was returning to the house from the well and she came near beating the Iife out of him with the iron bucket she carried. A negro in 1±'loycl County, Georgia, dressed himself in a sheet a few day ago. and started out at dusk to "scare the life -out of" a white woman, against whom he had a grievance. He inter- cepted her nter-ceptedher as she was returning to the house from the well, and she came near beating the Iife out of him with the iron bucket she .carried "Trod I a .Heart rorl!alsehoodpratned' was by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the' poet and dramatist, two or three of whose plays still hold the stage. The air is an Irish melody sailed "Grammaehree," • CHURCH OF TUE ASCENSION, UAW ILTON. Bev. W. Il.. Wade, Rector of Hanrliton's Lead itog Episcopal Cituvck, Endorse". D. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder.. A. leader of the Epicsopal denomination In Canada, is the Rov. W, H.. Wade, rotor of the Churohof the Ascension, Among the members areo of the church numbers b rs of the most wealthy and fashionable people of the Ambitious City,and beloved indeed is their rector. In the family he has. used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, and been more than pleased with the good results obtained. The satisfaction has been such that over his own .signature ho has frankly said to the people of Canada that this znedioine is a good thing, and gives the relief that is claimed for it Ono short puff of the breath through the Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder,: diffuses this Powder over the surface of the nasal pass- ages. ass-ages...Painless and delightful to use, it re- liev%s in ton minutes, and permanently cures Catarrh, Hay Fever, 'Colds, Head- ache, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis and Deaf- ness. (30 Dents. Sample bottle anti Blow- er want on receipt of two three -cent stamps. S.G. Detchon, 44 Church street, '.Coronae. HEART DISEASES YIELDS AN IN- TENDED VICTIM. The Wife of Capt. Chas. Mugger Rad- ically Cured of Heart Disease of Four Year's Standing by Dr. Ag- new's Cure for the Heart. Mrs. Chas. Mugger, Sydney, N, S. "For over fon years I was afflicted with severe heart trouble. Smothering and choking sensations, swelled feet and ankles, and pain in left side were my symptoms. I doctored constantly, without benefit, and in fact had -despaired of ever again being well. Dr. Agnew's Cure For the Heart was at lasttried and to my astonishment gave relief inside of an hour. I have now used three bottles and am completely cured. No one can use too strong language in recommending this remedy, as its powers to cane are truly wonderful." THE SUFFERING OF OLD PEOPLE. Finds Simple and Quick Relief in the Use of South. American Kidney Cure. The suffering from kidney trouble en- dured by men and women who are getting a little up in years is often exceedingly distressing. The annoyanoe and inoon- venience caused by a derangement of the kidneys is only too plain to all who have been troubled in this way. How keen the distress is at times from what is known as prosaic troubles in the old, such as en- largemcnt,inflammation and ulceration of the prostate gland. Without any present or after unpleasant effects South Ameri- can Kidney Cure gives immediate and lasting relief in.such cases. It is a won- derful medicine for kidney trouble of whatever kind. It is essentially a kidney cure, and boasts of nothing more, But it is king here every time. IT I8 ABSURD. It is absurd to try to cure rheumatism with sarsaparillas,and the o: dinary adver- tised compounds which are recommended for the cure of almost every disease to which the human flesh is heir. This disease, as all know, is caused by an acid poison in the blood, and can only be quickly and effectually removed by the use of an internal remedy, which will neutralize it. and thus destroy its irritat- ing properties. The ingredients of South American Rheumatic Cure have not been long known, but are recommended by some of the latest English medical works as being to rheumatism what quinine is to ague, an absolute specific. The first dose of the remedy gives perfect relief, and it at once begins the chemical process of neutralizing the acid of the blood. It usu- ally cures in one to three days. A Noble Ambition. "When Ileft Oakville, I vowed I would not be contented till I had sent one hund- red persons there. It may take ten years, but I will do it." The foregoing is an ex- tract from a letter received from an old patient residing atLondon,Ont., and will afford to the interested reader, a fair indication of the spirit that actuates the large g majority of those who have exper- ienced x er-. ienced the benefits of the treatment at "Lakehurst Sanitarium" Oakville, for alcoholism. Victims of this fearful appetite usually get the credit for being selfish and vicious. Any course of treat- ment which will produce men whose highest ambition is to save others, must be regarded as little short of perfection itself. ' Every man suffering from an appetite for stimulants, should take this treatment and give his true manhood a chance to develop. The result will be gratifying alike to himself and to every- one who knows him. Full information and pamphlets at 28 Bank of Commerce Chambers, Toronto. "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes " is from a poem entitled "The Forest," by Ben Johnson. The air is an adapta- tion from one of Mozart s opera melodies. "Allan Water," was written by Mat- thew Gregory Lewis, better known in literature as "Monk Lewis," whose weird tales were the fashion when Scott was young. Capt. Richard Wall re -married his wife at Camden. N. J., yesterday after a sep- aration of eight years, during which she had married again and become a widow. The trunk line presidents in New York signed a resolution pledging themselves to absolutely maintain the full published tariffs of east -bound and }west -bound freight rates on all classes of traffic. Ten days notice for withdrawal is required. The Modest Maid. Mistress—"You have always been so careful, Mary, that I can't understand how you happened to break that vase this morning." Maid—"Well, you see mem, I never have broke nothing, and I was afraid you would be thinking that I might want to get above my station." Niagara Falls Park& River By. THE FINEST ELECTRIC RAILWAY IN THE 'WORLD. This railway skirts the Canadian bank of the Niagara river for fourteen miles in full view of all the scenery of Falls Rapids, ani. Gorge, and stb >s axe made at alt 110Ynts olf interest. steamers Giloso connections are rondo with net. at uecuston,'and with all railroads centering atN agara Falls,Ont. For special roes for eexeursioos, naps, pain.. phlets, etc., address ROSS MAOliENZTE, lltanager, Niagara rails, 01, t. 10 If L. B. Eddy's were not the best matches made,they would not be 3 in consrant use by nine tenths of the people, In g\ ing gene/ al sat- isfaction they .leave absolutely nothif g to be - desired. Belting Shafting Pul Iays Hangers Order your Supplies of , Oak Tanned Leather Belting from us. We supply four grades suit- able for all classes of machinery. Everything in above lines at Manu- facturers' ]first Oc st Prices. Lowest Prices For Cash. Toronto type Foundry, 44 Bay Street, Taronto. MACHINERY OIL. W}IY PAY 50c. per gallon for Oil frcm your local dealer, when you can buy from us, the best oil on the market, at 80c. per gallon in barrels, and Ile. per gallon in half -barrels, freight prepaid to your nearest station. Our 011 equal to Climax, fearless, or any other oil, or no sale. Wholesale Grocer A,. H. Canning TORONTO. The Good Dye Young. That is, do not leave an article 1111 it's worn out and threadbare but as soon asit shows signs of wear send it to Parkers. CLEAN- ING and DYEING is done well if done at R. Parker & Co's., 787 and 791 Tonga St., Toronto. Branch offices and agents everywhere. Send for pamphlet. Cold in the Head. AND H EAIDACH E CURED IN )?IVE MINUTES. Catarrh Cured in a W ek, by using D R. HUNT'S MAGIC SNUFF. IN BOXES 25 Cents at all Druggists, or by mail on receipt of price Address, THE MILLER EMULSION CO., ' Kingston, Ont. Th'E. Way to spend a winter is to attend the Northern Busi- ness College Owen Sound, Ont. All who would like success in life should prepare for it. Send for Anus; Announcement --free. C. A. P'lemna. Principal. Excelling all Others. CANADA'S 5 GREAT INDUSTRIAL USTRIAL FAIR. -; TORONTO :- SEPTEMBER 2nd to 14th '95 Ttmt Groat Live Stock and Agricul- tural Show of the Continent. Increased Prizes and improved Accommodation. Entries Close Aug. 10th. Greater and better attractions than ever before. IMore to see at the Great LTororlto Fair Than all others:put together. EXCURSIONS :- ON , - ALL -:- LINES. Make this your annual Holiday Outilrg. For prize lists, programmes, etc. address g : , H. J. RILL, Manager, Toronto. ASS ASTTEDSODNT; . 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