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The Exeter Advocate, 1895-8-9, Page 6nanneenteneetten. Weserlime WI',) al) flOt receive their paper regulery wal please notify us At (men CaII at the °Mee for ativertising rates. TIIEEXETEIt ADVOCATE THURSDAY. AUGUST 8, 1895. The Week's Commercial Summary. The total iumber of business failures *a the Dominion as reported in Brad- itreet's was 25 last week, against 29 in the previous week, 82 hi the week a year ago and 88 in 1898. It is not the season for the tide of business to rise, but there is perceived searcely any shrinkage except that which comes naturally with midsum- mer heat. The volume of new business is sniall comparecl with recent mouths,but large enough to encounage snore opening of long -closed works and. more advances in returns to labor. Important strikes show that the advance is not enough for some, but seem not more threaten- ing than a week ago. Here and There. The wicked. get fly when no =tan pur- sueth, -Why is it that every regatta, on either side of the water, has ended in a row? The public can have honest servants if it will take the trouble to examine ap- plicants before hiring. No man who would shake the hand of a millionaire bribe -giver has a right to refuse the hancl of the ten -cent bribe - taker. If the hay crop, as reported., is much smaller than usual this year, ought we not to logically expect a decrease in hay fever? The imbeciles who smoke cigarettes witJa their monograms and crests on the wrappers, will not die any soontr than ,if they had stuck to the plain kincl used by plebeian fools. It is the contents, 31044 the wrappers that are fatal. GENERAL NEWS NOTES. TILE WEEK'S HAPPENINGS. interesting. Items and incidents, portant and Instructive, (lathered Frei)). All Parts or the Woria. Fort Erie has antnher new gas well. Farmers at Moran, Mau., are cutting oats and barley. The body of Hogan,the colored incendi- ary, was antral inthe canal at St Cathar- ines. William aforton and W. S. Barry, customs °facers at Windsor, have, been superannu- ated. Nearly 6,000 entries have been received for the Regina exhibition which opens Monday. Elgin county fair direetors will offer a prize to induce a couple to be married in front of the grand stand. Preparations aro being made for the 1 ominion Tra es Congress, whieh opens • in London, September 8, The authorities have removed the dam acorss Big Creek in Port Rowan, used to fiood the marsh. The daily cost of rations/ per prisoner at Elgin county tool last quarter was only five and three-tifths cents. The work of sorveying for the new steel bridges over the L. &P. S.R. near St. Thomas has been emu -lanced, The C. P. R. authorities have applica- tions from Manitoba farmers for 2000, men to work in the harvest Relds. The imports at Point Edward for the year just ended were 880,100, the exports $15,204, the duties on imports $22,453,- 80. Miss Regan, daughter of D. Regan, has been awarded first prize by an American journal for an essay on George Washing- ton. The pedestal for the Macdonald mem ori- , aI at Kingston will not be ready in time for the unveiling to take place on Labor day. Shortis, the Valleyfield murderer, will be examined as to bis inontal condition by Dr. Clark -e, of the Rockwood 4 yltun, Kingston. The Only Test of Merit. That the people are quick to appreci- ate a good. thing when they see it is abundantly shown. by the phenomenal recorcl of the Toronto Industrial Exhi- bition. The Fair whicb begins on the 2nd of September next is the seventeenth of the series. It has grown steadily in popularity and yearly attracts increa,s- mg numbers which is the best possible proof of its superior excellence. This season the display will be more com- plete and varied than ever. The num- ber of entries is unnsually large in all departments. Already every foot of space in the building is taken up,though additions and re -arrangements have been made to accommodate the increas- ed number of exhibitors. In live stock also, entries for which close on the 10th of August, there will be a very full showing, especially in. the choicer breeds of horses and. cattle. Great improve- ments have been made in the accommo- dations provided, and all arrangements for public convenienee are as nearly perfect as possible, An attractive and diversified programme of entertain- ments is offered. All railways will give low rates and. special excursions will be run from many points, _ present- ing an opportunity of which all should avail themselves. Jack Dempsey, the pugilist, is now a physicaliwreck. Pugilists,though usual- ly endowed with a stock of vitality suf- ficient to last them during a very long life, usually use it up before they have entered far upon. the middle age. A man of thirty-five is a young man, but an. old pugilist. The Forty -Seventh Battalion has been thoroughly reorganized. There will now • be only seven companies. instead of ten, as before. The crop bulletin about to be issued by the Department of Agriculture of Mani- toba will estimate the wheat crop at thir- ty million bushels. TheQueen's avenue Methodist church, London, in course of erection is to be known as the "London Metropolitan Methodist Church." Prof. McEachran who has returned to Ottawa from the North-West, reports that the cattle business in Alberta is in a most flourishing condition. Friday was set apart by the Roman Catholic clergy in Montreal to implore the mercy of God on this country, and the protection of our crops. The .Dominion. Trades Congress will he held in London during the week com- mencing September 2 About one hun- dred and fifty delegates are expected. Cache lake, more than one hvandred and sixty miles from Ottawa, is expected to be the Eastern terminus of the Ottawa, Arnprior, and Parry Sound railway for next winter. At Chatham, on Monday, 'William Chambers, a Waterloo veteran, died at the age of 108. Ho retained his faculties to a wonderful extent, and could talk briskly , just before his death. The fruit crop in Middlesex county is almost a complete failure, but the rains of the past two weeks have had a good. effect on grain, and prospects for both wheat and oats are splendid. The UniolalTE n fliteeITilAlsric. at S13rIdgeport, Chieago, olomed down in 1822, have been started up employing 1,400 men. A Salt Lake City despatch says the storY of the killing of twenty whites at Jaekson's Hole de, Tuesday Is not • holiev- Fusser 1 services were heicl Friday at Lapaz, Ind., for Mrs. Blaokmire, who en- joyed the unique record of having had 12 huseands. Authorities at Washington have decided that there is no law to peva/it the impor- tation of bulls for the proposed bull fight. at Atlaette Georgia. The auditors of the suspended Banque Pleasant as syrup ; nothing equals it du People are preparing a statement of as a. -worm medicine: the name is Mother , the Rnanciel position of the institution. Graves' Worm Exterminator. The It is said that hopes are entertained of a greatest worm destroyer of the age. cosnparatively favorable settlement. The e.eneral superintendent of the Cana - one Woman Saw the Joke. dian Pacific railway has received very fa - A. half dozen young lawyers happen.ed vorabls reports as to the condition of the together at the court house a few days craps in the provinces and territories. ago, and one of them remarked that he Hay, however, in most places in Ontario, had. told his wife a very funny story, and is a total failure. she never cracked a smile,so he proposed. The jury in the inquest on Mrs. Mary that the others tell it to their wives and A. Smith of Aurora, the supposed victim they would meet together and report the of a criminal operation, returned a verdict result. the story was this: A widow desiring to hold. communication with her dead. husbanelavishing especially to fmd out whether he was happy in the other world, went to a spiritualist and asked that her late husband. be called up. In a little while it was announced that he was at hand. The weeping widow said. "Howdy John ?" he said "Howdy Sue?" She then,with a voice of mournfulness, asked. if he yeses happy in his present state. The spirit yawned and answered., "Yeas, 'bout as happy as I was on earth. Don't see much change," Then she said., "where are you,John. ?" He said, "I'm in hell." . When the lawyers met again they all reported. that their wives couldn't see anything funny in the story,except one, and they called ou him for a report,after the laugh went around, "W -a -al," he said, "I think I got the worst of it. I told. her the story in a very significant way, just like it was she and. I sorter said it sarcasticallv and fully, too, and then 1 wee rightfull of laugh, and chuck- led, and she turned round and said : `If that had been your spirinJim, that said that to me, I would. have said.5rou were right where you ought to be.'' Take Notioe I, Malcolm MoBairinnerebaiat tailor RI. Queen St. West, do certify that Dr. Car- son's Stomach Bittera cured me of dys- • pepsia. I believe it to be the beet mecli- eine for all Stomach an Liver troublee. At, all Druggists Price 50e. Sun -inter Slmnerings Flowers of speech from tit -lips. otut oe Blest in the daytime," mused the owl. Feet come high, especially when upon the stage. Even lobsters have the grip. Sore Veet.—Mrs. E. T. Neill, New Armagh, P.Q., s; 'Tor nearly six months I was troubled with burning aches and pains in my foot to such an extent the,t I could not sleep at night, and. as my feet were badly swollen I ould not wear my booty for weeks. At last I got, a bottle of Dr. Themes' Ea- leetrie 011 and resolved to try it 0.3).a to my astonishment I got almost indtant relief, and the• one bottle accomplished. perfect euro, that death resulted from Bright's disease. Dr. Stevenson who attended deceased was fully exonerated. The riflemen of Montreal have called a meeting to make arrangements for a re- ception to Pte. Hayhurst of the 13th Bat- talion Hamilton, winner of the Queen's prize at Bisiey. A. net onal testimonial will also be given Pte. Hayhurst. A deal has been consummated whereby the Rat Portage reduction works, on the Lake of the Woode,together with all other plant and. claims belonging to the Black Jack Mining Company, have been trans- ferred to an English syndicate. It is an- nounce& that the works .will in all pro- bability be started within sixty days, and that a number of ether important sales will follow within a short time. The re- opening of the reduction works will be welcomed by the miners of the district, and. will, without doubt, 'conduce greatly to tho development of the mining claims In the surrounding region. A feature of the G. A. R. encampment at Lonisville will be a parade of 5,000 Confederate veterans, with General Simon Bolivar Buckner es grand. marshal. A. F. Parnell, of Rochester, N. Y., a son of A.rohdeacon Parnell, formerly cleri- cal secretary df tue Ontario Diocese, Was drowned. from tho steamer Bon Voyage, which was on her cour• e from Oswego to Kingston, on Thursday night. The de- ceased was about twenty-four years of age. The investigations of the police at Oh10- ago and elsewhere show thee Holmes,with some associates, has been guilty of a long series of other crimes in addition to those already xoported. The detective depart- ment of Toronto is in a position to com- plete its rase, and will not trouble about any further evidence. POREIGN. Fourteen persons were killed yesterday by the explosion of a boiler in a mill at Suez. The Khedive, it is announced,will pay a visit to St. Petersburg dter leaving Con- stantinople. . Poor water supply has rendered the sanitary condition of Whitechapel, London, dangerous. Immigration of Russian Hebrews is be- ing turned from the Argentine Republic to the 'United States. Australia has a population of less than 6,000,000, but economists declare it could support 100, 000, o00. An Imperial edict has boon issued by the Porte granting amnesty to all Armeni- an politica prisoners. In India every resident must, under penalty of line, have his name written up at the entrance to his house. Fever and. Ague and. Bilious Derange- ments are positively cured by the use of Parxnelee's Pilis. They not only cleanse She stomach and bowels from all bilious mattenbut they open the excretory ves- sels, causing them to pour celpious effu- sions from the blood into the bowels, after which the corrupted mass is thrown out by the natural passage of the body. They are used as a general family medicine with the best restlts. Mark Twain has returned from his trip abroad, a partial invalid, to face new fi nancial difficulties and embarrass- ments. It is said. that he is a ruined man. financially.. But Mark Twain, though the oldest of our humorists, has never lost his grip von the public, and. still possesses an. Unlimited oapaeity for making money, He is still young enough to make dnother fortune. There are a number of varieties of corns. nolloway's Corn Cure will re- move any of them. OFill on your drug- gist and get a bottle at once. rt is `better to lock the stable door after the horse is stolen than not to lock it at all, It snag save the eon'. It is nice to talk to a girl who has ber ideals, but Itis discouraging to live with her, WILE IhTTENSIE HEAT CAUSES HEART FAILURE. Act Wisely by Keeping Dr, Agnew's Cure fox. the Heart. AlWase Near by. The beauty of Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart is that it gives relief immediately. The testimony of thousaads who have ueea this remedy is that whore even death was feared, within half all hour after us- ing the medieine, the clanger had passed away, and it was only a short time before the natural composure ef the patient re turned. The gr at risk with many who are troubled with heart disease is that they trine with the disease, either by us- ing medioines that are perfectly useless, or dela, ing treatment altogether. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart always gives ease, and in many desperate oases it has dewed an entire cute. VIEWS OE A ROMAN CATHOLIC • PRIEST. Rev. E. C. Ullmann, er st, mary's R.C. Church, Hamilton, Ont., Tells of the Good Services of Dr, Agnew' s Catar- rhal Powder. It is not the case that cold in the head, or catarrhal difficulty, is unknown in the summer season. Many are suffering to- day, and in some oases the disease takes the shape of Hay Fever. Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder is a most effective remedy in such oases. Readers of this paper know of the many prominent clergy- men of all denominations, who have felt it their duty to recommend this remedy. Added to the recommendation ef the Rev. Father Hinchey, of Hamilton, menses that of the Rev. R. C. Lihenann, of St. Mary's R C. Church, of the same city. Ever de- voted to the interests of his parishioners, this faithful priest feels that he is doing them a kindness in telling how this reme- dy benefitted him in the case of catarrhal trouble. It never fails to benefit anyone. Sample Bottle and Blower sent on receipt of two 8 -cent stamps. S. G. Detohon, 44 Church street, Toronto. DOCTORS AND FLY BLISTERS FAIL. But one Dose of South American Rheu- matic cure Relieves and Half a Bottle Cures. Robert E. Gibson, Pembroke's well- known merchant :—"I contracted rheu- matism in very severe fain in 1886, and Large Atlantic steamrs are now berthed have suffered untold misery each spring close to the wharf at Liverpool, and the since. I have repeatedly applied fly blis- tioublesome tender is dispensed with. ters with butlittle success. Doctors whom I consulted, likewise failed to relieve. I was induced to try South American Rheu- matic Cure, by Mr. W.F. C. Bethel, of the Dickson Drug Company. The first dose gave instant relief and half a bottle aur - As a cure for rheumatism this remedy is certainly peerless. It is now positively known that the Cuban insurgent leader Alfonso Goulet was killed in the recent battle at 'Palen- zuela. Japan now demands 47,500,000 addi- tional indemnity as compensation for the re -concession to China of the Liao -Tung peninsula. A breech gun exploded on board the warship Bouvines at Toulon killing one sailor and wounding Admiral Chateau- minois. The German ship Voiler arrived at Dover yesterday with but one of the crew of fourteen of the Boulogne fishing smaok Felice, which it sank in collision. The German Consul at Tangiers has been paid $50,000 as indemnity upon the part of Morocco for the murder of a Ger- man trader named Rockstron. A receiving order in bankruptcy was issued against Oscar Wilde's property es- terday by the Marquis of Queensberry, claiming .e..6'77 in the debtor's unsuccessful action for libel. As a result of the general elections in New South Wales, the Government have a majority, including the Labor party, of thirty-six votes. The Free Trade party will be strong in the new house. The King of Belgium walked out on foot in the crowded streets of Brussels yes- terday, and. was greatly cheered, in con- trast to the reception he received. on Tues- day after presenting the colors to the Civic Guard. A treaty has been concluded between Greece and Russia, by which a fixed im- port &city has oeen determined upon for Russian cereals and by which Russia is given -rho monopoly of the kerosene trade in Greece. A despatch from Tien-Tsin says that Japan is delaying the negotiations for a new commercial treaty with China await- ing the results of the British elecdons, in the hope that the new Government of Great Britain will support Japan against Russia. The great wheel at Earl's Court, Lon- don, an imitation, on a larger scale, of the Ferris wheel of the World's Fair at Chic- ago, stopped on Wednesday evening and imprisoned crowds of passengers. Several hours elapsed before the wheel could be moved, and it was not until yesterday rnorning that the excited passengers were released. Fagged Out.—Nome but those who have become fagged. out, know what a depressed miserable feeling it is. All strength is gone, and despondency has taken hold of the sufferes. They feel as though there is nothing to live for. There, however, is a cure—one box of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will do won- ders in reetoring health and strength. Mandrake and dandelion are two of the articles entering into the composition of Parmelee's Pills. Most powerful is he who has himself in his own power. When the heart speaks, glory itself is an illusion. There is oven a happiness that snakes the heart afraid. He that hath not a smiling face should not open a shop. The first and last thing required of genius is the love of truth. He who would pry behindthe scenes oft sees a counterfeit. Genuine simplicity of heart is a heal- ing and cementing principle. I quit the country unwillingly because I must part from myself. Disease generally begins the equality which death completes. All senetudity is one, though It takes rnany forms; all purity is one, The personal pronoun "I" should be this coat -of -arms of some individnals. Be careful to make friendship the child, and not the father, Of virtue, Heroism—the divine relation whith,in all times, unitea great man to other men, All governing event -nob kills the self- belp and energy of the governed. Pectoral,. reetoria, Pectoria. Are you suffering from ebugh or cold on your lungs. Agit your druggist for Pectoriansad take no other. Just try and see for yourself how soon Pectoria, will cure you. Send to Allan St Co., 53 Front St, Toronto, Proprietors. 25 tents a bot- tle. .A.Minister of the Gospel is Pleased to Tell of the Wonderful Curative Pow- ers of South American Kidney Cure. Rev. ;fames Murdock, of St. .fohn, N. B. —"I have used South American Kidney Cure with marked success. It Will do all the manufacturers claim for, it. I felt much benefit: ed after taking the remedy but a couple of days. I have taken in all four bottles, and consider that I have re- ceived $100 worthof good from eaoh bot- tle." WOMEN AND BUYCLING. -- - A WINTER IN PARIS. Mr, G. T, Fulford's 'Return Frohl The World's Gayest ()ay. A. Reporter's I•itoresting IntervieW 'With If ini—Som, Statistics and In- formation of General Value. From the Reaartier, Broolxville, Ont. Mr, G. T. Fulford, who is understood to have bee" oning big things in Paris dur- ing f e past wiuter and spring introduc- ing Dr. • e "Jams' Pink Pills, has reached 1101110 With his fain Uy, and on the evening of his areivel was iaterviewed by a Re - °order reporter, and asatd. to give an account of himself. "Well," he said, in reply to a question on the status of the Pink Pills business in France, "of °curse it isn't altogether an easy matter to fun:educe a foreign article into a strange market, but I don't think we can complain of the progress made, it Is gratifying to more that some, at least, of the Paris doctors are open to recognize medicine of we' eh the intrinsic merits cau be dem onstrat. d to them. One of the best of them --at Versailles, the Paris suburb Whore the Emperors used to keep their court — has given favorable testimony through the press of quite wonderful OLITOS through the use of Pink Pills in his prac- tice ; and the Boligicuses,an order of Nuns like the Sisters of Charity, have also inade au extensive use of Pink Pills in their charitable work, and give strong testi- monials as to their good acts." "How do you find business all round?" "Pretty good. We have sold in the past twelve months a little over two million three hundred and sixty thousand boxes of Pink Pills." "That is a pretty large order isn't it?" "It is the best twelve months' business yet. Look for a minute at what the figures mean. If all the pills were turned out into a heap, and a person set to count them, working ten hours a day and six days a week, the -job would take—I have reckon- ed it -4 years, 21 days, 6 hours and 4 minutes counting at the rate of 100a min- ute. On if you want further statistics, it is somewhere about two pills a head for the combined adult population of Canada, Gxeat Britain, Ireland and the 'United States. I don't give these figures to glori- fy the business, you will understand, but to enable you to snake the facts tangible to an ordinary reader." "Does Great Britain do its share in the business?" asked the reporter. "Yes, I think we hp,ve had a record there. The head of a leading advertising agenoy in London to whom I showed my figures told me that no business of the kind had even reached the same dimen- sions in England in as sheet a time: for though we have only been working in England two years there are but two medi- cines there that have as large a sale as Pink Pills and one of these is over thirty years old while the other has been at work at least half that time." "How do you account for the way Pink Pills have `jumped' the English market then?" "I cannot attribute it in reasonable logic to anything but the merits of the pills." Was evekything lovely asked the reporter or were there any crumpled rose -leaves in the couch? "Can't grumble except in one way. There's a certain amount of substitution In some retail stores and there is a man in Manchester,Enlgand, that I have had pro- secuted on the criminal charge of it." "But what do the substitutors do—do they duplicate your tormula under some other name?" r No, not a bit of it; that is the worst feature of the fraud. No dealer can pos- sibly know what is in Pink Pills; and if he did,he couldn't prepare them in small quantities at a profit. They are not com- mon drugs, and by no means cheap to make I suppose I have spent from ten to twelve thousand dollars, since I took over thetrade xnark, in trying of the formula could be improved and spent a share of it for nothing." "What do you mean by 'for nothing?'" "After I acquired the trade mark I saw that if the thing was to be a success it was imperative that I' should have the best tonics pill that could be gotten up. Conse- quently I obtained. the advice and opinion of some of the most noted men in medi- cine in Montreal and New York—and ex- pert advice of that sort comes high. I made the changes in my formula suggest- ed by these medical scientists, and the favor with which the public has received the medicine, demonstrates that it is the most perfect blood builder and nerve tonic known. However, I was anx ous to still further improve the formula, if that could be done, and have since spent a great deal of money with that end in view. On go- ing to London, two years ago, to place Pink Pills, I went into it again, with the best medical men there, and as you know, the medical expert is not too friendly to proprietary medicines; and least of all to a good one; and I don't blame the doctors either. It isn't good for their business if a man can get for fifty cents medicine that will do him more good than $50 in doctor- ing. Consequently advice came high, but I obtained the best there is, not only on this continent but in London and Paris. "When I went to Paris last winter I placed my formula and a supply of Pink Pills in the hands of one of the most noted doctors in that city for a three months' trial in his practice, With it view to getting suggestions for improvement; at the end of that time his answer was "Leave it alone, it cannot be bettered. You now have a perfeet blood and nerve medicine." This opinion cost me 10,000 francs, but I consider it money vvell spent, as it deter- mines the fact that the formula for Pink Pills is now as perfect as medical science oan make it. And coming back to the question of substitution and imitations; what I have just told you will show what a poor thing it is for a man'who goes to a store for Pink Pills to let something else belpushecl on to him in place of them— more especially if it is a worn out thing like Bland's pills—a formula in the *en& pharmacopoeia that has been a back num- ber for years until a few storekeepers tried to push it on the strength of Pink Pills ad- vertising. You ease take it from me that a storekeeper vehts tells anyone that Bland's pill (which is not it proprietary at all, any one can make it that wants to) is in any way a subtibute far Pink Pills is is an ig- noramus and never ought to be trusted to sell medicine at all. A druggist as ig- norant as that certainly isn't fit to put up a prescription, and will poisonsome one some It is in the Tenaeoey to "Scorch" that the Chief Danger Lies. In the first placeat ought to be it law for every woman that she should never ride a bicycle after a distinct feeling of weariness comes over her. For those who are beginnin.g, especially, and in a measure for all women,there is a danger of riding out a certain distance, and only turning towards home when this feeling of weariness comes on. In such cases the strain on the nervous system all the way home is very great, and. by the time the end of the journey is reached—for it has become a Journey by this time—the rider is exhausted to such an extent that it severe headache or some more serious indisposition is the result. There if; no other reason for this than the fact that she did not prescribe for herself a certain distance before starting out, which was not to be exceeded under any circumstances. • No ordinary woman who rides for pleasure once, or twice a week should do over about ten mile's at a time. This is perhaps an hours ride, that may be easily extended to an hour and a quar- ter before that distance is covered; and if she does not feel fresh and in a glow when she stops she may be certain that she has ridden too' long. Naturally their is that healthy tired feeling which any one recognizes after athletic exer- cise, but it is quite different from and never to be mistaken for the weariness which comes from too much exertion and straining of, the nerves and muscles. Very few women have ever been injur- ed on a bicycle who kept to this rule and limited their riding to normal distances. The limit of distance which is desig- nated by the first feeling of weariness, is only a little more important than the limit of speed whicb the female frame is capable of undergeing under healthy exercising rules. Whether it man can ride at full speed for it long distance and. still rebain his good health is a doubtful question, but it does not particularly concern us in the present discussion. It is quite certain, however, that no woman can keep up a high rate of speed for even a generous portion of a mule and not create the beginnings of injuries. The added. Ptbrongt1i required toincrease your Speed even a little after a certain amount of power has been expended is out of all proportion to the results. There is no relaxation of the muscles between 'revolutions a the pedals nor any let-up on the nervous and muscular strain while the speed lasts. The heart iS fair more taxed than one realizes at the moment, and that species of tingling or numbness in the nerves and muscles which often results is only a sign that they have both been overtaxed. This danger of acquiring too much speed. is natural enough. The bicycle runs so easily on smooth asphalt or macadam that it is a strong temptation to "scorch"—indeed, it is so strong a temptation that as soon as a girl has f al rly learned to ride easily she has to put a d.eliberate cheek on herself to avoid dropping into it. There are so many cough medicines in the market, that ibis sometimes diffi- cult to tell which to buy ; ,but if we had a cough, a.cold or any ailfiction of the throat or inngs, we would ,try Blade's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. Those who have used it thin.k it is far ahead of an °thee preparations recomnienclod fOr SUCh complaants, The little folks like it as 14 18 as pleasanb as syrup, Niagara Falls Park &River Ry, THE polosT EL0CT1tI0 pAnwior IN TIII3 womp. Niagara River for fourteen MUM in full view of all the scenery of Falls, Rapids, and Gem, and This raihvay skirts the Ottnedianep;inskteoamf tehrea s too Ls saeree 10%5 ok eee taito gi gi...iefilIntsa do re i:vitel; at Queen. to, and with all railroads centering atrNalla'S41110%1/1"1131te 1111SlSa °Pti" OX011$10119, Inal)% palla- latia8, etc.., address 40SS mA,GKENziE, Manager, Niagara Valls, Ont. . MACIIINERY OIL. INTRy PAY See. per gallon for Oil from your v local dealer, when you can buy from us the host oll on tile market, at 300., per gallon In barrels, and 320. per gallon in half.harrels,, freight prepaid to your nearest station. Our 011 equal to Climax, Peerless, or any other oil, or no sale. Wholesale Grocer, AH. Canning. TORONTO. . Cold in the Head AND H EADACH E CURED IN FIVE MINUTES. Catarrh u0 rid4neel;, by using. R. HUNT'S MAGIC SNUFF IN BOXES 25 Cents at all druggists, or by mail on receipt of price. Address, THE MILLER EMULSION CO., Xinzeton. Ont. , "Pah," said young Jarphleje "I've got a 's'cAlit.line ,wh.'a't is it for, my son?" cautious- -loth of it!" enthusi- ly,aorskoerdallisies Lathneer. y aetically responded, the Iarphley heir, "Why, yOu got oh a horse Oar, and fall off and break your leg, and ma and tql sue the company." Belting SI-tafti rig Pui I I eys H a rige'rs Order your Supplies of Oak Tanned . • Leather Belting from us. We supply four grades suit- able for all olasses of macninery. grades, in above lines at Manufacturers' First Cost Prices. ** Lowest Prices • For Cash. TORONTO TYPE FOUNDRY, 44 Bay Street, Toronto. Abraham LilloolilsAID, E. " You can fool all the people sometimes, you can fool some people all the timb, but you can't fool all the peo- ple all the time." In the same way some storekeepers from motives of profit will fool their cus— tomers — but in the end it won't pay them co pass off inferior and worthless matches for B. EDDY'S MATCHES. Excelling all Others. CANADA'S GREAT INDUSTRIAL FAIR TORONTO SEPT. 2 TO 14, 1895 The Great Live Stock - - - And Agricultural Show Of the Continent. Increased - Prizes - and - Improved Accommodation. Entries Close August 10th. Greater and Fetter Attractions than ever before. •4i• More to see at the Groat Toronto Fair than all others put together. Excursions on all Lines. Make this your Annual Holiday Outinn Poi; prize lists, Programmes, ' etc, Address H. J. Hill, Toronto. Manager. "Salada." I can supply you With Salado Ceylon. Tea in onti pound lead packages at 0 ine0 per lb. I will ship 10 lb. to one ad- el dress and prepay freight. If =lend with other pods will ship any- quantity you wish. Write for price list) and buy your Supplies at evholosele prices. A. R. CANNING, Wheiesale Grocer, 51 Front St. East, Teronto.