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Gillis. H. Sanders, Editor andP Prop
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1899
THE EDITOR'S CORNER.
AoTi: CON JiENT.
,According to returns i' eived by the
:Provincial card of Health the deaths
in Ontario during the month of Febru-
ary alint)unted to 2.5k; or 13.7 percent,
per atite)i(. 'lihi • the highest death
rani Vet realrhetl ix Ontario; being
s'e ttivaleilt t() :'at Wil:() a y t <tr from :11l
ea toles. The alt>.1's,ll•frol}),roesumptioal
number' 15. as t•i)nlpared with 1St in
.Ianlahati•Y' awl 111 in j)t•(erilaber of hist
ytitr•. The deaths frtm other ceontag-
aalila tri: e:1 e • tv ere e & n'lat iiia 32; dipll-
theria :a), measles 2, whopping cough.
3 all typhoid li.
There t
were
t.)
eeve11 death: from exnaliptox during
the mouth.
*
('pl. Levs has brought. into the Leg,
i latture a bill reepeeting municipal and
f.S.CI1001 elections. It provides that
every person plopost'(1 for an otit•e,
'dile holder of width h. required to have
petipe1•ty qualiheation, shall on the
day of the noniheition, or on the fol.
hewing day. or. when such last mimed
play is t holiday, thiels on the following
day, the with the the clerk of the
Municipality, nut latter than a o tloc•k'
in the afternoon, a statutory declare,.
ii()n that be poSsesses the necessary'.
a ualificatioxt, and, in default of so do
in>* such person 418.11 be deemed to
1ltt> vie and Milne
F•, t his Milnshall be.
irrd,
r('ntuveel front the list of candidates.
aria shall not be printed on the ballot,
is *
The est nnattd expenditures of seine
great general advertisers tisers Is g,*ivc'n as
folitnvn by an authority: hood's Sar.
;aapatrilla. ti"e 5ia,(li'la \y yea's S1 stip ix.11 ,
;. 011.otia: Royal Baelug I'p •vder, $500,-
a>t' Sapolia $100 ,000; Py It s Pe ohne,
$301-01110: Baker's t neoza$2,'itl,U11O Sozo-
lt+tit, ti200.00 Cleveland Backing, Pow-
der. ,a;•'latl hist): l'atstoriat, 1121. a,Ot fit t
-fot nia Fig Syrup, $2.00,000. 00. 'It is note-
worthy tllttt :`ogle of the most pttsis-
tent advertisers are theold-c tebli.hetl
firms. The plea sometimes urged by
local mt•1•rhants vv ho do not advertise,
that it tonid not do them any good to
atdwtertise because every one knowe
theta already, has no effect apparently
axis tlloat' old fellows who ;:pend their
fat ndreds of thousands in printers ink',
.very year.
x•*x
's.
sum FOR THE .tF'
F x� riot
The I3' oc kvtllc Tine's says: s: • While
nhe public areattrihltting the collapse
tlf the rink to luisconstrnetion in-
ferior work 'and many tither causes
which they y demi themselves capable
of tit it nstratitl„ the secretary of the
rink company eivee soul' startling
data to ;;how that the building was
"i1t)odoat tl"and ill-fated by the fig-
toes 13.. lie states. 'that the eompa)ty
was organized 'U1 1:3' . f'Velnb('r. and
a'. ' n mein -
beta..
its tIt(t ptiou consisted tE (1 f 1:3 In IlX
2 `
November _(
)
later,
. days
,ail 1,
c
i2ti131, the el t•olnlxl(nlced
A DISE IN atuniaExt
An advance in rubber goods, rubbers
and overshoes. x shoes is arinottnced. All
vvholeesale dealers have received notice
from the manufacturers of the adva#ice
in prices na and April 1st
n x 1) zee a x1 sex Ap , lb'eJeJ,
to the amount of 25 per cent. Last
season rubbers 111 general were of poor
quality. The companies. claimed they
could not be made: o. 1 at the prices,
There has been an extra demand for
rubber on account of the enormous
consumption inbice: ere tires, which
explains zhe advance,
-A Terri.bee Fall,
Chatham, April •k, ---Thos, ' Sudds, of
Wallaceburg,eulployed on a Well which
is being sunk l)y Messrs. Steinhoff &
Gorden, was pitched headlong about
15 feet to the ground from a derrick,
s
tlst•t'rlI1X ft -it iiX'tlx n t3txdtls. ha,
K1 tt
been it1l(onscious Irma the time of the
accident•, alis skull was crushed in
:ma he cannot ;live,
Death of the SI11ailest Woman.
Win(lsor, .April 3. --Carrie Robert,21
vearsold, andprobably the sivatllest
womana. womanin the 1 iutl-.
ttee is dead at the
Moine of her brother ill -law, Henry
Bellenperche, of Elmetead. Carrie
stood nilly two Glad a half feet in her
stockings, t\'lxen a baby she fell front
her lxiglx chair and broke her back.
'Fhe aecidelxt stopped her growth, but
did not impair her health in any way,
Send. No coney.
Any reader of this paper can secure
their choice of '1 Ste1•lnlg Silver Brace-
let a goof. Watch or a : +Ohd (fold ling
with at genuine I)ialllond Setting, by
distributing Flower Seed Coupons
among theie hien de and acquaintances.
Selzd your name and addresswith taco
:3e Canadian stamps to the a.inerteall
Seed Co., ` 1.33 Broadway, N.Y., and
you will reeeivc a pa tatag e of choice
seeds, $1.081 worth of Coupons, and
full particulars.
Winnipeg Election,
Ottawa, April i,., -.The government
has about completed areal texnentsfor
making a revision of the voters' lists
Death Caused by Fall.
Ov
en Sound, April 3.—Mr. a jaws iowu.es
Barber, aged 83, an old resident of this w
place, fell down stairs on Saturday
eveni:xhg injuring himself somuch that
paralysis resulted. Jte died this morn-
ing,
ear,
Tragedy in Chatham.
Chatham, March 30,—While passing
a L,E, & D,R.R. car ou Colborne street
this morning Doyley Hood, aged 10,
was killed: A piece of heavy timber
fell off a fiat car and struck the lad on
the head, fracturing the skull. He
died within a few minutes.
Presbytery of Huron,
The Presbytery held an addjourned.
meeting in o • 5th,
i Seaf 1x1 • I• r +1 ..t
The resgnation of I) on Dec•<Do uald of
his pastoral charge of trier."iist Presby-
terian chnrch, Seaforth, was taken
up. A resolution, passed at a xmeeting li
of the congregation, was read, express-
ing their regret at the necessity of
this step being taken by Dr. McDonald,
owing to the state of his health, testify-
ing to their great esteem for hint, and
offering to give hint, as retiring allow-
ance, a quarter years salary, viz.,
$350. The following; commis:tamers
were heard on behalf of the congre-
gation; Messrs, Robert Covenloek,
\V, Wilson and Colic 13ethnne, and
D. D. 'Wilson on behalf of the eessiou,
all testifying to the regret of the eol1-
gregation in parting 'with their pastor.
Thereafter Dx', :Mel,)onald was heard,
reviewing his connection with the con-
gregation its its pastor for over 2(1
years, Be was followed by his 1)reth-
reu in the ministry present, all express-
ing in appreciative terms their high
regard for I)r, McDonald, and regret-
ting the great loss which the Presby-
tery will sustain in being deprived of
his 'matured experience and wise
counsel which often led to the solving
of perplexing questions which now
and age L11 present themselves before
ecclesi lstieatl courts, and wishing him
the presence and blessing. of God
vwhere his lot may be cast. rite x esig;-
notion was accepted, and Mr. Fletcher
and the clerk were appointed to pre -
pace a deliverance tlxereou and to- re-
port at next meeting. Mr. Stewart time of (aeRxl,nl r e"
\i ulna e<r so as to permit of an exec g„ Winne" alld rtpalr-
No t hi>!'t ° ?tike
Pane's Oomoug
For the Nervous System..
It is the World's Best Spring
Medicine,
-As fat" as the sick and suffering ar'e
concerned, time is too precious iti
their estimation to waste in reading
any long dissel'tation on their con-
dition based en a medical or scientific
stanapoiitt,
The suffering and diseased know
well of their*perilous and low condition
of .health, and hearts yearn for
release from the ehains
c 11 s of death's
h
agents,
Ealeh broken down, weak and suffet-
ing; xnail and woman should know* that
the underlying cause of their burdens
and ailments, apparent in heatdaelles,
sideaelles, llaclaehes, sleeplessness,
dyspepsia, neuralgia and rheumatism,
is at faulty nutrition of the entire Iler-
VOUS etysteltt,
Tho bleed is pale, watery and ham-
pered in its life-sustaining work by
humors and impurities, 'l'he nerves
cannot assimilate proper utnu'ishment,
no matter how much food is taien in-
to the systetht,
"When your condition is such as we
have described, Peine's Celery Com.
pound is your sure deliverer and res-
eurer. it (Trickly :muses a hearty
appetite, regulates the bowels incl
brings. about a normal action of the
liver.
At this season, Paine's C'eler'y Com-
pound frees the system not only of
rhetnuatisIn, eczema, stilt • rheum and
other blood troubles, but also of neu-
ralgia, xlerVous headaches, dyspepsia
and kidney disease.
Let the advent of spring be to you a4
titin ill ill the Vatcanew mused by the wits appt)iihtcd iflodt'ri#�ol : of ; t'ssi011 ing, of y(111r entire :;S`stem Piune's
Beath of :11x`, Jallttf'soo. wionipet during the vacan�y, and to declare the (`t'lery Compound will do this blessed
will ' ' 1 t,
pulpit vacant. A deplitetioii consist- work in a Way that n0 other medicine
11 be x t 1 rt : t lltl d i11 the in'* of Messrs. Muegr ve Fletcher, t
house this session, but, it will he t^ 't can do.' It is the only prescription
towards the easel of June before the D. D: Wilson and. Feil er'inghaitl were that druggistyouror medical adviser
election can take place. This time appointed to visit the Bout negation of can honestly recommend. No other
wilt be Ileee1Stak for getting the lists Blake, respecting services being con- remedy can take the )lace of Paine's
revised and holding llelection, leas dui ted at Drysdale, at their, earliest Celery Compound foryourcase. The
Prorogation eallllu take )lace before convenit•nee. The report 011 Sabbath use of one bottle will firing quick con-
seai t
July. Winnipeg will be represented for le. t was transmitted
and convener
vection to the greatest doubters.
tt. few tweE>k�, to he tratll;:nlit.trd to the ca2lvcucr of
the Synod's committee. Dr. McDonald
was nominated for moderator of nest
Discovered by a Woman- Assembly. Leave was asked and ob-
Another great discovery has been tanned to moderate in a call at Bruce -
made, and that ton, by a lady in this field when they are prepared for it.
country. e. D isease fastened d rt, t lutcll sr • -
The next meeting ince IS to he held in C h11-
upr,n her and for seven years she ton, at 10,:30 at. na, on May lith.
withstood its severest tests, but her _
vital organs Were undermined acid
death seemed itunlinent. For three 4.14)1.I!(t About, tS
months she coughed incessantly, and Biddulph: The Rc'v. George Cobble -
could not sleep. She finally discover- dick of Bothwell w is v isittti frtrll(ls
in Lucas and Biddtlipli last week.
tJsborne: Mr. Hannah. of Hibbert,
r,
a.. bought foam, 1
h 1 n the 100 -acre 1 the
lta x f;x t
ed a way to recovery, by purchasing
of its a bottle of Dr. Ring's New Dis-
covery for Consumption; and was so
ilii tmuclshE>lslc pilau 11iga1*.t;nlld withkig
(ltti0 9thcolteessinn, belonging tai Mrs. (D)',) 1)iamentl I Dean re' without
bottles, has beenatl)s(olutely cured. (alllpllt ll; natty of 1)tOt ly11• the? gI•nndest horde agents for money
Hier mine is Mrs.Unice!Lutz. 'ThusMoray: Mr. Bt1111 xlln ' h(epphard '$t 111 g. Many a• 1•oivatn .vwltll one or
v ■• r
,.
has 111 e
purchased 1 t e )acre farm I <)Il hs
c c 11 1 t iz t two -tett -cent it )at d.a res of the. e d .cls
writes \\'. f .. Haislilick & (o., ofIt cX 1 c g, y
Ma llifioient Results at
Small Cost,
Diamond Dyes G uarantee
Success.
wort on the building with 13 mPxl, the t Shelby. N. G. sold ley all Druggists 24th ,coil., known tis the Mackenzie has (lie(1 her old chess a beantifnl and
g, a
t opposite tc Hodgins til Beos. .. ) l o') soto save 11c ex: -
Liter,
nal lc (ler, as . t
.4 r ,
• , ..fl day . `0 s Si.'", - bottle 1 p
•) ) e t d i11 at ,) cent and 1.40. Every )(tile
•. tel 1
handing, t
I
, Y
• ) .., pens( o a n )1 e. O1 clo bin can
1KttEi', u1l \ucexuber :)i' 1 al<,t> the col- guaranteed. HEn.tlll: Mr. G. D. Arnold,:'1rnnlKiof this i e x ( f cwt c 1 d t g
tractors c•oiluneuce work on the build- village had the misfortune a few days. s be made over r for the little ones, and
ing, with 13 men, the building was ago to re'ceiv'e a pain -fill injury 11 ,', g•11 by eyeing it with Diamond Dyes none
r ulmplc'ted in ''(i days t•'-�l,,l and epl-
. � would recognize t1 tit the dress and
P011t0n 5 ,.Stilt r11$illlSSed, falling; down his cellar steps,1
:.tps(•d exactly 13 ver=eks front date of 5hi )1 'z 11r F I3eintrall•lnrecenth sluts were not new. DiamondDyes
a•ompletion, The day before the col-
lapse an i11 -omen eat climbed up the
srnith end of the building ....d coln-
mencedto jump front arch to arch till
it finally reached the lath arch, where
r al .is -
1 until c
contentedly ' settled itself ccI
1 1
it ct (
t
ie)ged 13 hours litter. This particular
a eh was the seat of the trouble the
f+)glowing day which resulted in the
+rlovwllfall of the building Strange to
Cohourg. March 00.—The 1Vorthunl- 1 :` < are a guarantee of perfect work and
berried assize regret, which opened here }nurchasecl the iU acre f lrlli of Jollta sittisfac+tion when the sine >le directions
The of fife 18th can. Str phen, He 1
yest�(Tday before Justice Street, re- are followed,
intends moving to farmthe
snnlecl to -day. The case of W. H. Pon- in Insist upon getting Diamond Dyes
ton against the Dominion Bank, claim- fut are. every V t•tine yon bey, as inferior- and
ing ti-t(tU) damages fornalicionc pzo5tfx
h, Mr. Geo. Oliver had the a
lug ereic'. dyes
are sold bysome
t ) bad- Inc: to cut his little tingle: 1 Id
.t c noon false 1lnprisc)nmE tit and libel 1 � dealera
in connection with the robbery of the It in a rip saw while at his aeenstouttx.
Napanee branch of the bank on Aug. work in the Broadi'oot & lox Furni-
28, 1897, was called, when E. G. Porter tura factory on Saturday.
say 13 'utiles remain intact and stand' cousel for Panton, askedforepo tpoue-
aa a monument to show 13 still. Bolds pleat until the sitting of the Ott twa,
11 ' fiat. Perth and Whitby assizes. A. B.Ayles
'> The notice of an injunction was worth, for the Dominion Bank, object-
'erved on the company by Mr. Toinp- ed. Three jurymen had been railed,
kins on December 13, and the Chief when Mr. Porter told the judge that
justice held court for consideratian of he did not wish to go on withthe case,
this matter on Monday,March 13 last, .as it WAS impossible for him to do so
and it is in order to deliver his iptig without certain witnesses, whom he
relent on April 13 to complete the could not possibly get here in time for
chain: the trial. His lordship therefore des
" There were 13 doors in the rink missed the case.
building. 13 nights were reserved dur-
ing the season, the band played. 13
different tunes, 13 inches of ice on the
r�• n gal
skating
surface and the
fine Cxc
statements of the company present
some remarkable 13 combinations."
**
A. correspondent writes:—" It is a
fact not generally known that if a per-
son holds his breath wasps and bees
may be handled with impunity. The.
skin practically becomes a coat of mail
against which these insects drive their
stings. The moment a particle of air
escapes from the lungs the stings will
penetrate. In explanation of this
curious fact a well known physician
advances the theory that holding the
breath practically closes the pores of
the skin, and thus leaves no opening
for attack. This interesting statement
explains and enhances the valve of a
practice I have followed for the pre-
vention of colds. I have left meetings
where the heat was intense, the air
fetid and poisonous, bathed in perspir-
ation, and passed out into the chill air
of a cold winter's night, thereby run-
ning the risk of catching a severe cold.
j
Yet, strange to say,I enjoyed a sin-
gular
y'
gular immunity from such aggravat-
ing ailments. At the first touch of
+cold air take a deep inspiration, and
then hold. your breath for half a min-
ute; in the meantime walk as fast as
you can. During that half minute the
pores of the skin are closed against
the chilling atmosphere, and by the
time the lungs call for re -invigoration
of the body will have considerably
cooled, and the risk of a chill will have
passed. Public speakers, vocalists and
clergymen, and those who sit in over-
heated rooms, will find this an invalu-
able pointer. An essential thing is
that you umst breath through your
nostrils, which is the natural way.
There is not much to remember. All
you have to clo is to breathe through:
your nose, walk quickly and hold your
breathfor half a. minute. Not only
is this good advice, but it has the ad-
ditional advantage of costing you
nothing."
A iriSi+.
h
Lines on a friend's visit to her for-
mer
r
mer home in Biddulph from Killarney,
Marl.
It's here in Biddulph where the Irish
abide,
Itis here where I formerly used to re-
side;
No wonder I love it, and to tell you
the truth,
It's here where I spent the best days
of my youth.
It's here by the Sauble I oftentimes
strayed,
While enjoying the shelter of its maple
shade;
But not near the Sauble I'm destined
to rest,
For my heart is away in the far distant
west.
I must say adieu to my dear native
shore,
Tho the friends I see now I may never
see more,
And tomorrow morning I take the
first train,
For I am bound to see Manitoba
again.
They say it's' out there that the sun
sinks to rest,
Yet that's not the reason I love it the
best;
Bat its rich rolling prairies and fine
fields of grain,
They make me long to see Manitoba
again.
Tho Biddulph, I may say, I was anx-
ions to see,
For not long ago it had charms forme;
Yet now I exchange for a home in the
west,
A home in Biddulph though you say
is the best.
I longfor to see Crystal City again,
Ancllo re -visit my clear Deloraine,
::rhe;'e would be rejoicing I venture to
say,
If I. landed safe in Killarney to -day,
Lucan: Mr. E. ,I. Phillips met with
an azccide nt Monday which will deprive
hire of the use of his right hand for
some time to coxae. While feeding a
job press his hand was caught, severe-
ly crushing the four fingers.
Brussels: Mrs. William Vanstone,
formerly of Brussels, passed away to
her reward last Sabbath afternoon,
aged 32 years, at the home of her twice,
Mrs. Wilcox, Galt, and was interred
in the cemetery in that town on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Goderich tan Mr. S. Walters of the
Huron road, met with a severe acci-
dent
short time ago. was work-
ingdelit a sh t n e He
around the horse power, which
was in motion, when his ankle was
caught between the cogs, completely
crushing it. His foot may have to be
amputated. -
Kirkton: It is our sad duty , this
week to chronicle the death of Mrs.
Peter Burns, which occurred on Fri-
day, March 24th, at the residence of
Macausland Irvine, on the 4th line.
Deceased had been in poor health for
some time, and at last succumbed to
her sufferings.
Lieury : On Thursday afternoon
the residence of Mr. Edward Morgan,
about one mile north of'here. was
totally consumed by fire. A quantity
of the household effects were saved.
A. defective chimney is supposed to
have been the cause. There was a
small insurance.
Clinton: Mr. Charles Reynolds, of
this place, and Miss Jessie McKenzie,
of Ailsa Craig, were married by Rev.
J. H. Moorhouse, at the parsonage of
Christ Church, London,on Thursday,
v,
March 30. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds will
visit New York and the eastern cities
on their honeymoon.
Mitchell: Rev. J. T. Kerlin per-
formed one of `those pleasant cere-
monies on Wednesday last at the resi-
dence of John Leyburn when Thomas
Tubb was married to Miss Maggie,',
daughter of Mr, Leyburn. They are
both fine young people and have good
prospects before thele fax a happy life.
Goderich: Esther Jacklin,, a single
woman living near Brussels,` was
brought before Judge' ' Masson on
Tuesday on a' charge of being insane
:Ind do erous. gThe mother: and
father of defendant were called as wit-
uesses, and Doctors G. C. Shannon and
Hunter testified to Miss Jacklin'sstate
of Mind. The testimony not support-
ing the charge, the case was dismiss
ed, defendant leaving the court with
her arents.
--Adaie.I p
IA
For Infants and Children.
-) fn-
rinile
-i^,Eat"ure
of
in on
vs anor.
The Appetite of a Coat -
Is envied by all poor dyspeptics
whose Stomach and Liver are out of
order. All such should know that Dr.
King's 'ins irew ,
Life rills the wonderful
Stomach andi Liver Remedy, giveses a
splendid appetite, sound digestion and
a regular bodily habit that insures per-
fect health and great energy. Only
25 cents at any Drug Store.
Your
Doctor
Knows
Your doctor knows all about
foods and medioines.
The next time you see him,
just ask him what he thinks
of
seolrs LinllsIoo
Cod -Liver Oil with H
of yPo-
phosphites. We are willing
to trust in his answer.
For twenty-five years doc-
tors have prescribed our
Emulsion for paleness, weak-
ness, nervous exhaustion, and
for all diseases that cause
loss in flesh.
Its oreamy color and its
pleasant taste make it es-
pecially useful for th'n and
delicate children.
No other preparation of cod-
liver oil is like it. Don't lose
time and risk your health by
taking something unknown
and untried. ' Seep in mind
that SCOTT'S ,EMTJLSION
has stood the test for "a
quarter of a century.
5oc. and a•oo; all druggists.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists Toronto.
flare 1 „.,, ;,,Illi:i1,f2.....,,:,'eetllaG4U,„„
ds
zr.
:S
,
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x,
LOO: J)RO,> .S
bregetablePreparr.lion forAs-
similating theFood andRe g Wa-
ling the Stomachs andLoweis of
Promotes Di estion,Cheerfu1
tress andRest Contains neither
M i
Optum,Morphine nor..illeral:
Now NATIc O'r!C.
.Ysaoeefold2z il.,l'1 ! . L'l
J'emrfk li. ifEtl •"
•Act: r •
Ilodato Safe-
,et.:re S.. -a •
MPrn:J'ted ••
Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms ,Convu[sions,Fes erisht
ness and Loss of SLEEP.
TacSintile Signature of
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NEW YORK.
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t X,ACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
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'1lialigaiiiiiiiffiffiliiiiiiiiiiMMERE
SEE
THAT THE
FAG–SIMILE
SIGNATURE
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
or EVERY
BOTTLE op
Criteria, is pet tp in oae•st;o'bottles only, It
Is tat sold in bull:, lion t allow aeyess .o snit
you anything olso oa the plea or promise that it
is "jut as good" autl "will answer ovary aur-
poss." ' Sea that you. get 04•S-T-O-R-I,A,
t'lzi fsa-
of=ire i1 pa
Ognowe every
of e wrapper,
V,b. atyC *a13ca3c>dcSc a1Sc0 ten* et, +i'lcstSca.9ca24c 44a"1ra$
**
41 IMPORTANT
—To --
411s
41.1 PARTIES
BUILDLNG,
HOUSE OR BARN.
We have just
ed an order
placed 1
—for—
? CLASS
from the Old
Country T before the
Advance.
t/
°WWINO TO THE
Stint low price Of Iiat1•(lvvatxt+, WO
ANTICIPATED
lhiI11N K
ADVANCES 0
0
WE BOUGH ` IN CAR
LOTS 401.
beery advance on to before the first of the
ye:u.
in nails,,ceulents and other
heavy.
goods are very
and eau now quote you 011
0
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tBI1iCI1tL
MIR BiIii
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at
prices that wiIl surprise you.
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SHEEP DIP ALD
MAR WASH.
Persiatic Sheep Dip is the most highly concentrated and all-round
satisfactory Dip in the market for curing skin diseases in cattle, and
for destroying vermin. It is powerful without beingharsh, and im-
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mediate in effect with no irritating results. Cures Sores, Bruises,
,
Shear Cuts,. RiRingworm,CTaira •enc, Ii,ed Lice, Skin Worms,oxms, and scab. ' .
It quickly rids the animal of all vermin. ' •
Mr. G. A. Brodie, Bethesda, Out., says:—" I used it with great
success in castra ing lambs, the wash healing the wounds rapidly and
keeping the maggots away. I shall never be without it. 1 heartily
recommend it to farmers generally. .
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Act Your thcamakers, PICKHARDT RENFREW CO, a:, Stouffvil/e Ont,
Mr. J. M. Riley of Oanxpbellford
dropped dead while walking to a Sun-
day School meeting.
Children Cry for
GASTO R A.
Brucefield: Many of the friends of
Perry Overholt, in this vicinity, will
death, to learn of his e Bath , which
took place at Weston, on March 22nd,
of typhoid fever. Mr. Overholt was
for several years employed with Mr•.
McMillian, of the London Road, near
here. He left Brumfield about three
years ago, to work at the blacksmith-
ing business with his brother at Wes-
ton, and has been there ever' since.
He was 21 years of age" '
Colborne: After a long illness Susie
Rowden passed peacefully away last
Thursday. Two years ago she was
taken down with typhoid fever, but
recovered sufficiently to be able to be
around. Shortly after, the disease de-
veloped into; consumption and during
the two years of illness it was consum-
ing' her life: A few days before Christ-
Inas she was compelled to take her
bed; very shortly after this it was
quite evident that her time here was
not )long.
SMOKE
T&B IdPflT6AYY
See T &B in Gilt on every plug.
alerigeataa p,30e'rroai+1,'1'�
The Morley Ladies' College at Hunts-
ville was burned Saturday night. The
loss is estimated at $12,000. -
Sweet, refreshing sleep is given by
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which feeds 'the
nerves, tones the stomach and cures
all dyspeptic symptoms.