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(5zceter orate A -farmer on the market 'Place NR -T11011
v NTON'S ifISTAKE,
eently turned, up with a load of fence. 1
Olans. IL Sanders,Ectitor and Prop reels coeverted intoecordwood. In al
'short chat with. oily feel huntine scribe
Jan 16. 1602 he etticl, he pulled dowo an old' fence, NA= nee tmeosze,
•
awl realieed eeough out of the •avoiol.
to &mid him a, brand neer wire fence, exsTVAre 13Y
A good lout here to snake fence far-
mers, also, to citizens as to priee their e The„,„
„"en i„ West Duh„ram id
winter heat will cost tneone-Petrolea sn'n ' •
wAtta Willat Queeies couit-
tY,LTh Wien a Ia/beral Lost Itis
Hay fa„rOavia in Canada is according sea*•
to the Canadian Grocenthebestfoader
received in South Africa, Th,e New
Zealand hay is like straw, mad is fed
ooly to oxen and moles. The hay front
ehrgentiue b all from alfalfa grass, and
Stbtaeth:s.zse04nwalleleUe rttutaetf it T1e siatwies
predicted that the Dritish Government
ferSouth Afrreafrom the Dominion.
will have to bring all their hay requir-
kind of hay comes from the United
ed
w of (tinder Ihe overlook the
DROHIBITION THIS SESSION,
Toronto, Jan. 12. -The World has
the following in its Sunday edition:--
"Premier Ross and his colleagues have
settled their policy in regard to pro-
hibition, This session they will pass
Ikm abolishing the sale of Raptorin
Ontario, said law, however, not to go
into force until' it is approved by balf
the total voters on the lists in 0 tario.
That a the half -million voters in
Ontario. two hundred and Afty-oue
thousand ramet go mat and vote for
the Some Mud of compensation
mese will go with the law. Whetber
this eompensatiou to the hoteltuen
will be paid by the monietpalities or
lay the pie/voice is not yet known.
Nor is it known whether the reference
to the people nill be ou the seam day
as the general election or not. Ent
the general eleetien nese at band,
long before the 24tla of Dlay. As for
tbe law itself, it will be good and
strong. even More etriegeot than the
Manitoba law. It will be Draconian
or
in Its rigand is so intended, it order
ouce forever, to sicken the people of
tbis province with this kind of legis-
lation, Everyone but the clearcut
probibitionista will go oat mid Sile
it with an axe."
Tie. Canadian Bacon Trade itt
Great Britain In Danger.
NOTES AND COUMENTS
Janine Wilkinson bas giyee Judge
rnetatem favor of a Riattenton battery-
° lalan„ to the effw
ect that the Divise
Court has no euriediction over. a soldier
in an action ordebt,
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DEVESCR On' TUE VLIRla
Bilskin advised. every girl to have
six sweethearts. coincidently: It was
exnellent advice. That mist 'Aged
person, the first. is frequently a winnali
whose heert aelaes for friendship, but
wbo. keeps the richest store hidden for
her king who.; be stunt come, Those
who were never ber king, who never
eould be her king, call her Dames by
*Y ,
salient fact• that all she gave them was
friendly interest, and, that wee all she
intended te.give thern, for a conscious
flirt -that is, it woman who eonspi-
cuously preteeals td love -is as hoes.
sible as a conscions hypocrite. In Let,
tbe first is the ouly remaining artist in
friendshipand world: whiell knows
not what friendship is makes good the
deficiency by maligning her.
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PlOnsioNA Liar
AGENT.
1
VREC• VgLITRIVin
After hearing so much about t
succees of the anvil free delivery o
poetal matter in the Cuffed States,
eannes stro»g eriticism of the plan
from Senator nation, of Illinoie.
say. --'This rural free delivery is uot
satch a pnpular thing as some people
seem to imagine. I have heft melee
ing a lot of letters from people who
do not like it in the least, It is well,
they say, to have letters and papers
brought to the house, but it is better
to o once a day to the eountry store
and. et them. There was nothing
= wbolesome than the daily trip
vallage. It was the event in
od o ta which lightened. up
es life. Ile met We neigh -
a chew of tobaeco, end eet.
tbe r;M
the far
hors, el
•tied the aLffaire of tbe nat:iim The
naneel store le the fartner's club, The
rand delivery Inteineee is doing away
wath thet elob. Then there alT a lot
of folke who don't get the benefit of
the rural eerviee, and so they In%
like in The &Men y has got to atop
Somewhere,. and theao whO nre ent
out gate nnsng. to kirk."
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are growing aartlingly
More nomthroits of railway engiueere,
of pilots and suotormen, tieing Su -
at their poste. The lives and
Rube of seeres, hundreds, are thus it/i-
v-rifled. The pilot of a crowded New
Yoe; City ferry was reeently found
at a eritieal moment, stiff in death.
The engineer a a lightning expres%
anuaniug at full speed on a "slow" sect-
ion, with his band on the lever, dead.
June 13, 1000, a clilestgo motorunto
did not stop as usual at a steam road
croesing, ;Ind an engine grazed the
rear of bis electric ear loaded with
passettpts. Re was found with ster-
n% eyes: stone dead. Two New Jersey engineers, brothers, have been
stricken with paralysis. Have mon-
ovals records of nod other similar
•eases. What is the matter? Tbeir
-work is exceptionally straining on
their nerves, and if they did not have
the rest of one day in seven these
sudden deaths would be, expected,if
they dui yet actually happen. Right
here, too, is the cause of reilwar ac -
dents tbat often cost stockholders
front hendreds of thousands to a mil-
lion or more, in the crash of a second
of time. Therefore, "pions" reasons
;aside, there is danger to life and prop-
erty in Sunday steam and trolley
travel. Dauger every day in the
week beearreeof it. The cruel tyranny
of Sunday work, thus enforced on
labouring men, has made white shieis
of millions of our countrymeu. It is
no longer safe to rule on sleeper or
day trains -nn trolley or ferry; aucl
capital and labor both have cause to
cry out against Sunday Work, as an
enemy. Do I help this enemy, by
influence or by example in firvor of
Salday work in any form?---Niagare.
Times.
POSTOPZICE STATISTICS.
From the report of the Postmaster-.
General for the year ending June 30,
. 1901, we have taken some fignres con-
cerning the postofficesoillnron county,
The following table shows the gross
postal revenue of each of the account-
ing• offices of the county for the year
mentioned,the total amountef money
orders issued, and the amount paid to
the poetinaster at each office (includ-
ing salary, forward allowance, allow-
ance towards rent, fuel Ann light, and
conapeesation on postal note, mooey
order and savings bank business). One
or two offices in the county have been
accounting during only a portion of
the year, and these have been omitted
froni the list.
• ACCOTINTiNG OFFICItS.
ELE 't •=•''2el'a
6 -6, -vg
0 8 0
6-41,
er- Ca ,4
Auburn
, Hayfield
Helgrave
%Rep miller
Bluevale
•5 8 n. o
fao ta FLe
$ 358.78 $17,845.13 * 241.79
532.63 10,618.49 333.67
560.08 4,282.47 306.45
105.49 8,663.47 69.05
335.66 4,480.82 182.86
Blyth , 1,359,59 6,097.86 • 602.79
Br ucefield 404.84 3,721.77 194.34
Brussels 2,041.96 14,17122 091.86
(lentralia 316.15 1,663.36 130.68
Clinton 4,317.71 18,530.60 1,760.86
Oraubrook 189.65 1,577.23 126,99
Crediton 602.67 9,350.50 385.21
Dash woocl 371.08 1.850.40 202.82
Dungannon 662,57 13,651.01 325.87
Ethel 420.81 5,709.53 222,76
Exeter 2,305.29 16,388.81 92642
Fordwich 652,65 14,165.01 419.10
Goderich 5,829.41 19,611.05 2,178,06
Gorrie 001.87 12,569.75 480.74
liensall 1,275.74 9,331.48 524.59
Icippen 362.62 2,258.35 196.28
LoncTsboro' 396,40 5,114,91 178.87
Seaforth 4,082.06 14,182, 66 1,801.59
Varna 483.07 1,777.18 174.71
Walton 319.03 2,825.07 167.02
1Vinghani 4,141.37 20,315.68 1,b51.91
Wroxeter 833.91 10,017.20 447.43
Zurich 080.59 8,733.85 393.05
To cure a cold in a night -use Vapo.Orese-
e. it haz been used extensively during mole
than twenty -1'0a: yfars, All Druggists
Roeutanville, Jam 13a -Consternation
reigns to -day in Conservative -circles in
West Durliant, beceose, after all the
ltigattg i countetion with the irre-
gulealties in the last election in this
ridieg, it has become known to them
that Charles Jonas Thornton the Con-
servatve eandiclate, has committed tne
identical venation of the election law
that eves eommitted by Mr. Kiog, the
Liberal candidate in Qneen's County,
New Bransuick Tiamely, personally pay -
hag the eleetioo deposit, inatead of do-
ing it through, his regularl,y appointed
fireencial agent, Mart Menday. At the
nomination here on Wednesday last Ur.
Tborntee paid his deposit laituself, baeo
in„o previously taken the precaution to
get from tit; bank two hundred one -
dollar Dominion of thumb bills, instead
of depositing a marked cheeks, as was
dope at hie lest notidootian by his SO -
Helton, Mr. R. R. Loseombe. It is star -
prising that Mr, Thornton amid have
made tbis irregular depesit, for ecetion
ha of the Dommien elections aet
ly Antes that no payment except with
respect to the personal expenses of the
edidate shall be made by or in behelf
of uy candidate otherwise than through
agent.
These particulars are published in a
Statesman extra issued to -night, with
this comment: --"The facts about Mr.
Thornton's, deposit for tide election are
as herein stated, but, as everyone in
West Durham knows, Robert Beith
would not take any such advautage as
'as taken by the Conservative eandi•
ate in the Queen's County ease. The
Liberals voted in the House of Cora -
mans for a motto eonalemniug the ac-
tion of the retureing *Meer an that in'
stance. They also eoudemned the Gov
-
raiment of the day for sauetiening the
tient of the returning adicer. The elec-
tion in West Durham will be honorably
odueted, but it is well for the electors
be upprieed of these bets before they
go to the pens en Wednesday. Jan. U."
A great niany undesirable hogs are
*ng marketed by the farmers
threngtout the Prinillee of Ontario.
Thew are being couverted kite bawl).
anal ftrewarded to Great Britain, auti
because of their quality, are sold there
at a lose, This loss must ultimately
be borne by tbe lavaliere, although the
packers at the present moment, are
being severely punished.
As an example we quote the Condit-
ion of the trade at the Geo. 3lattlaews
Camping's factory., Ottawa, for the
naonths of November and December,
1901, and the first week of January.
1902, In November, 1901r a• total of
8970 pigs were received at die factory.
Of these 5793 were 4'Selecte;1602 were
"Lights"; mit were "Light fats"; SO
were "Heavy fats"; 97 were "Sows";
5 were "Stags"; 13 were "Criamles";
and 220 were "Stores"; these latter
being lean rigs; and unfit for any pur-
pose. Of o o hogs mewed at tbe fac-
tory in December, 1001, the "Selects"
numbered 2275; the "Lights" 1172; the
"Light fats" 720; the nideavy fats" 51;
the "Sows" 74; the "Stags" 7; the
"Cripples" 32; and the "Stores" 217.
From the 2nd to the 4th of Jamutry
1002, 1039hogs were received. Of these,
270 were "Selects"; 502 were "Lig .";
156 were "Lighe fats"; 10 were "Heavy
fats"; 14 were "Sows"; 0 were "Stags";
7 were "Cripples"; and 92 "Stores".
Tine makes a total for the nine weeks
of 8951 "Selects"; 324 "Light"; 2120
"Light fats"; 117 "Heavy fats"; 185
44Sows"; 18 "Stags"; 65 "Cripples"; and
529 "Stores". Total 15190.
Pigs termed "Selects" are those that
can be made into the best class of
Wiltshire bacon, and are the sort that
have made Canadran bacon fatuous on
the English market, In order to keep
up the price of hogs, the packers must
receive the sort of hogs that will make
the finest Wiltshire sides. To make
this the packers must have a inooth,
deep,Wellted pigs, with a large amount
of lean meat in the carcasses, in pro-
portion to the amount of fat. They
• must be well finished, and weigh on
reaching the packing house from one
hundred and eighty (180) to two hun-
dred (209) pounds, On the pigs termed
"Lights" the packers lose at least one
dollar per dead. The "Light fats" can
be eta t up and put into the retail trade,
but too large a number of these ligbt
pigs, would at any timeeglut the local
market. The "Heavy fats" can be
worked tm, When not too numerous,
but will sell for at least one half dollar
per hundred, live weight, less than
"selects". "Sows" and "Stags" are
very poor property, and can only he
used in supplying a very inferior trade.
In order to be of any value to the
packers, "Sows" end "Stags" should
be made as fat as possible. "Cripples"
• are of little or no value to the packers,
and are always fed ata loss to the far-
mers. "Stores" should never reach
pork packers, yet thousands of them
are sentevery week to the the market
by the farmers.
• If the farmers continue to market
such a large number of undesirable
pigs, it will seriously injore the Cana-
dian Bacon Trade in Great Britain.
and will bring about greatly, reduced
prices for hogs thou,ghout Canada.
F. W. HODSON.
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DEVOUCU LAWS IONOWST.,
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Met Juntiee Meredith Expresee
Rim Opinion.
Toronto, Jan, Ie. -Joshua
Curti and his wife, formerly
Mee Melinda May Abbott of Port
Perrni were acquitted. by Chief Justice
Mernlith on e. eliarge of bigamy
ia elle Winter Assized yesterday
morning. They were •arrested in
Terontonon Thanksglying Day, after
having lived here for some time, They
were marrlet1 in Niagara Falls, N.Y..
some mouths ago. Curts bad been mar-
ried before, but had gone to Ohio to get
a divorce. The application was vigor-
ously opposed by his wife, but the de-
cree was granted. After waiting some
time Curts and 3fiss Abbott were mar-
ried. Wilma lie MIS arrested lie was
charged with having oemmitted bigamy
In znarrying while his first wife was still
alive, and the woman was also accused
Of bigamy in laving left Canada to go
through a form of marriage with a man,
wbom She knew to be already married.
The Chief Justice 'heard the evidence,
and an the application of the counsel
for the defeuce took the case frora the
•
jury.
His Lordship held that there was no-
thing in the evidence to show that Curts
had any desire to evade the Canadian
criminal law by going to Ohio for a di-
vorce. The defendant had gone to the
'United States, the Judge declared, be-
cause of the injustice in Canadian law
which limited ihe granting of divorces
to Parliament, where nine-tentsh of the
people could not afford to go if they
wished to be free from an unhappy mar-
riage. The law had -not been violated in
this rase, and it was one in which the
Crown might well have refrained frain
prosecuting. Cutts -was discharged.
Airs. Curb was placed in the dock,
and at the suggestion of his Lordship, a
verdict, of not guilty was returned.
More Knittersmotto
THE To Work at Their Homes
Under the Direction of A Pair in 30 Minutes
14„Nowl,„F„,,,' The GLASGOW WOOLLEN CO,
jAri 137 MELINDA Me ronowro,
MAKER *•
. To Fill Large Contracts--Cood Wages
• Easily Eartmi,
• TWO SUDDEN DEATHS.
Or. Kingof S. Thomas and Hr. Thos,
roster of Brampton.
St. Thomas, Jan 13. -This evening Dr.
A. H. Mug fell dead while getting out
of Ids rig in the stable. Dr. Xing was
one of the cleverest veterinaries in Can-
ada. For some yeas he was professor
of anatomy in the Toronto Veterinary
College, and afterwards Principal of a•
veterinary college in Cincinnati. He
was a son of David Xing, farmer, out-
side this city, his wife being a daughter
of Donald Turner, inspector of Elgin
House of Industry. Deceased was 45
years of age, and had an extensive prac-
tice. He was a prOminent member of
St. Thomas 'Kennel Club, and very pop-
ular throughout the west.
Brampton, Jan. 13. -Mr. Thos. Poster,
head shipper for W.. E. Milner & Co.,
grain merchants, dropped dead at the
elevator this morning., Heart failure
was the cause. ,
Hr. Devlin 4r.t
Halifax, Jan. 13.-1alr. Charles It Dev-
lin, Canadian Commissioner of Immigra-
tion in Ireland, was among the pass.
gel's who arrived bete this evening on
the Allan Liner Pretorian from Liver-
pool. He is going to Ottawa to discuss
with the Government the representatiou
of Canada at _the •Tnternational 'Exhibi-
tion to he .held at Cork this year tin-
der the patronage of tee Earl. of Cado-
gen, Lord -Lieutenant of Ireland.
Watts Extradition Case.
Windsor Jam 13.--Magistrate Bartlett
this morning committed J. N. Watts for
extradition on a ' ehatge of kidnapping
his six-year-old daughter from Spring-
field, Ill. The Magistrate declined o ac-
cept the responsibility of &daring in-
valid the divcate of the Springfield
court that had given Watte' wife the
custody of the child. The defence will
appeal the ease to tae 1lig1i Court at
Toronto.
We want afew more workers In this
locality, at owl), and in order to secure
your co-operation without the delay of
correspendence„ we herewith explain
our fell plan in this advertisement.
TI5heeaZi°1;14opiseratiedPflea'naewditthibrao aetshiclineep
requires no teaoher. If you wish to
join our staff of Workers let us hear from you
promptly with the Contract, order form, and re-
Machinavisigh.SITPe0ntis, itIemOrwofl• mittanue: OS a guarantee: and we will send
rierf0I II140 *owing msciOn°41l* machine and outfit to begin work at once.
euraele; aeul higher tweed.
OUR METHOD OF D01140 BUSINESS
"We wish to secure the services o tamilles to do knitting
for us in. their homes. Our method is the same as adopted
In England. We are the introducers of thls plan and the
toreest krattiog concern in Canada, niz
okiter „190;_ealaerleuce. we beve been able to produee
-4/401114W‘ m4Vhiltel, lsr eviiich all itinfla of eeamieee knit.
ling is now done by our Family hianhinte thereby' gnobling
anyone
et ordinary intelligence to opitekly learn ter do tbe
worn from the instruction Oniae. All wo Madre _ta that
you use the =chine eecordirto to directiome, The Machine
being' made expressly for this purpese, and the operatien
so elmele. It eaenot possibly TftSIce a mistalie In its work.
The greet demand now is fer SteChingS, Wood-
men's Socha and Motormen's Mittens, and as we are un-
able to eueely the demanti, have taken tide method of Ad"
vertising roe more Untie
The large eNport trade ten the North, -West TerrItOrieS,
Fetish Calumbia. and the Rrittsli C01911104, terniehee an UM-
linlited demand for our goods. and, with tbe combined. 50-
oreration of tho 3110,113' faMillea WO aro eraPlOYin, *nether
with the large amount of Itilittitig we aro able to turn out,
by winch we save rents, insurance, interest on capital, etn.
mews
is to undersell any manufacturers el this Clues or
and twe have sale for all the Jointing we eall have
flrrned The price we pay for finisbed bicycle StoeliIngS IS MOO
prr hundred, or at the ran> of 1.Qo per pair; woodmen's
rer:us, r,e,, and motormen's mittene, neo a. pair. All ether
werlt In oroportion to size.
The meant:6 can he operated by any one of A
are! at our prices ally energetic, fanaily should be able to
amtain themselves eomfertablye and In time be IX source of
bo'leaendent comfor
uur elan is to send out each manilla to beginners with
.t) Ere% or steel:Ore partially tainted. and remaining in tbe
raa •htue ready to be vontinuea, and also enough yarn to
nnit ono rale of aample socks or steekinee and a alunge
• complcle TuStrtletloa fluide, showing how the work is
to le der. When the samba have been finlebeil and
tented to ns eatlefaetory, we send a quantity of yarn.
r"ii krit and return likewise when finisbee. We
chum-see:ell 'work one way. and our workers pay
re era (-barges. Tao worn', as we here etatee„ b eimple and
raohly done, the maelline having a eepaelty of ten thou-
.e•ee Routes a minute. We have many persons now le our
ce • ere -mei can Unit from twenty-five to thirty' pare of
• te or steekinne a day, and where the time of o. Ovally
ad.veriteeri wleoovetlav:goir,ko, a•solitycaeannzredea.dily see that Med or
We furnish (Mr Workers all the materials, yarn, etc..
erre ono everethIng that is necessare• for the work. We
P" 'n'elellff the umellilleS Mgr for the exclusive use or
e'r"len••• to tasio employment with us, 'bo must. In
e-oee te-teeneLe a member. send us this Contract Order
glutted by them, and At least one good refer-
orte,,1 •110 romittfurg accordingly, to give us the necessary
• eeeeeee t'fr.",4 the eraretilles oe valuable yarn wemay send
e,- le time will not he wasted or misappropriated,
e• 1,10.mi* aro ralltuel, and this confidence must be es-
t-II-m.0d te Stra4 to succeed. Wo guarantee fair dealing
pen
w"-rno e. vme»t for work, so do not ask us to deviete
• e -e ner forma as we cannot make a distinction with ene
re* not enniOer: beeitles, wo are doing an extensive bible
re -e• ere welt- be governed by business prInciplea
nsoe eeneeeeeturee PriCO °Of tne machine is 115, ono Pool-
74nooThrolinvtatiri.,,Idfort0us.
any others than those who will
•o* 14-,•• t,mp after you commence. and bave don o an
e -e- els ne work enual to the purchase price. and wish, to
Iva win take back machine and refund the
neel for same, after deducting cost of our ex-
• arin,
' ta Largo Demand by the Trade for this class
• eo aer workers can depend upon it year after year.
if oon Armee with us (whole or spare time) 'we wili
‘..(01 ammlic I with work as long AS you do it satisface
trait- ee- 1.0 end return it promptly. We entrust our work-
teree ounetities of valuable yarn, and as we give
550 0 0 II ECT 10 11 WITH
itliSS Edith Milner. a Hamilton girl,
wandered away from ber employer's •
house at Uxbridge, and was found
frozen to death in the woods.
A young eolored man mimed Charles
Thonms, who bad beaten his wayfrom
Spriuglield„ Ohio, fell off the bumpers
of an M. 0. R. train at Niagara rails
and was fatally injured.
PamI &Celery Compound
Strengthening and Health -Giving is
the Best Mid -Winter
Medicine.
This Is The SeasonMhen The
System Shouldbe Fortified
and the Blood Made Pure.
A.t this time when thousands are
confined for hours each day and night
in badly ventilated homes; offices,
stores and workshops, the system
should be fortified and the blood
thoroughly ‘.cleansed so that disease
may be successfully resisted.
- Paine's Celery Compound. is the best
naid-winter medicine for all ailing,
weak and run-down Men and wotnen.
It is the world's great disease banisher
and system builder. It quickly farm-
ishes nutriment for the inumerable
nerve fibres; it arouses the organs et
digestion to brisker action; it enables
the wasted body to build up flesh and
•muscle, and dissipates the seeds of
deadly . disease. To . all who leave
sallow faces, hollow cheeks and sanken
eyes, :betokening ill health, we say
use 'Paine's Celery Compouncl and
m
you will find a new and happier exist-
ence. New blood, feesb vi, energy
and activity gained in January and
February will give you A solid found-
a,tion of laealth for the corning spri
time. Mrs. I -topper Thornhill Ont
saY4i:th very great pleasure and, satis-
faction" I wish to add -my testimony
to what has already been said in favor
•of Fairies Celery Compound. For a
very long time I suffered from general
debility find, run-down system. Having
heard of Paine's Celery Compound,
I determined, .to give it a trial, and 1
am nappy to say it has done for me
'More good than I can express., For
ten years I cloctered with other rnedi-
cines without any •good results; but,
after naing Paine's Celery Cpmpound,
I am perfectly restored to health. can
eat well digestion is good, and my
sleep is sweet arid sound. Altogether,
I am a new woman. "I Always recom-
mend Paine's Celery Compound to my
r
refernneeS as to our honesty and integrity; we "Tent ask,
you to do the same, be order that we may know note whore
we are dealing.
We have, in as brief a zrianner as possible. eodeavarad
to Phew areu what our work, is, and we fillinahr sal' as to the
machine, it le Juet whet wo represent It to be, and will Poata
tively 00 leveret/dug we claimfor in or retuud the filotiolf.
Each machine, twelve!, packed WW1 an outfit. Is Set up tar
work, therougbly tested, and a sack or atocking warded:
itnittee 'before boxing and shipping. Should you declao te
engage with us. it will be necessary to semi us Cash Con-
trast Order Form, properly signed by you. and at leant one
geed reference, together with the remittance. accordingly.
upon reeelpt of whieb, we will -forward maeldne an olnett
reacly to nOMMence. Respectfully your;
OLASGOW WOOLLEN CQ1, al Melinda Street Torcnto
Onr Refereocee-Expreee COMO:Mice, Rooks, or TorenP
to ug*
lieSS HOnhea,
11 sesta wish to examine the znaebine and see the mee
terial before uudertalriug the work. woe eAll do so by
sending PRO as a guarantee of good faitb, and to defray
exeense 01 shieeinn and we will send everything to your
nearest ee;press eel:Wenn leaxIng a balance of twelve
dollars to pay the agent luta ea cents for tive return cliarges
on the money te
We are So frequently and unnecessarily asked If One 0.111
leant to knit without a teacher. We' say. Yes; it rantirea
no teacoer; any person 01 ordinary intelligenee who can
read the anstroction, Guido 'can learn to kuti nt once.
01Z37/Nn vortm-
.00 Cash Contract Order Florin,
Oleeeow Woolen co., :a Melinda Ste Torento,
tlepaeneea deeire _to do tbe work as Oeseribed. IOU
tiseiriout. and encioro 1115 to Pay for OW) 41,11ltoi;littila
a macmne, together with material. Insitesetione.
ermine. neeeseary far the worn. the eanne tcv rtlit
by Express, CHATIOUS
understotel and agreed that any time atter 1Iron
nnas amount of work equel the purelitre pee'
., en
and wish to dIscontinua that the Olereqow Weelen Coe'en
tae back the machine and outfit, and efter detiethig Cheer
expense, refund mo the amount paid for raree.
Sender or head of familY (if peosible) must cee,a here:
Inglname 111.14 V.4.q.4.14. 044,194 toil,
...GI 44 ......... ...VV.
POP Ct. 00.11. w000,..m.sa . ••• ..• .... ....”4/171n1
County a mq.e. ... . .
Nearest nxpreee Office lo at ............ .... . .....
For reference 1 name the following pereoe:
...A.... 011.0 40 . . .
sotto% .• . t ...
.t.00 t.
Be euro to uso this dorm when epentling your le ;len-
ience for the machine and outfit, which you leo,e1 ;
in and ho.vo signed by at least one good reference to ta
proper place, Tem* all and return to us, and atro fr;-4
here how much time You can (been: to the worka°-e
how you wielt to be paid, weekly, montheye or as you roal
in tho work.
4NOW. ... ..... 00......
.. ... 4. ..... IV" 40.
..tw ..... . • .1•41•441,1•1
Send your remittaree by Exprese, Money Order. Inene-
terea Letter, or PosoOfflee Money Order, anti we nen
promptly forward machine, outfit, mid eimple nueZe
doing the work. This is the best offer ever mono for tit;
benefit of Canadians who want to work and mane moue:- at
home.
ANY OTHTIR COMPARrif
ante
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DON'T BE AN ASS,
liver are bottle a pair of skeet; or a suit of
clothesoouare particular as to the honesty and
repatation of the mordant. Your heattli is of
esorehnportancothadeither, yet you let quacks;
medical faiths and other humbugs deceive you by
tbeir,deceptive offera of something for nothing.
After being de f lauded by these medical Sharks you
tbinicall doctors are rogues, whereas, you alone
aro to blame. Why not first demand from them
evidences of their honesty and responsibility as
spocialists. We have been located in Detroit 2S years and can give beat of bank
references.
READER Axe you a victim? Save you lost hope? Are yon contempla-
ting' marnage? Das your bleed been dtseased? Have ysnt
an3r weakness ? Our Neer ttetbod Treatment -will cure you. What it has
done for others it will do for you. „CONSULTATION FREE, No matter who has treated
you, write forms houeat opinion free of charge. otter, _aes reasonable. BOOKS FRES.
-"The Golden Monitor" (illustrated), an Ihsea.set of Alen.
Jarlgo l'ers=eo used vultbout vr,rittera consent. Private. ?So
Medicine sent C. 0. D. No nomes on boxes pi- envelopes.
- Everything confidential. Ouestion List and cost of Treat-
ment FREE.
DRS. KENNEDY & KERGAN,
Ho. 145 SHELBY STREET., DETROIT, MICE,
It now transpires that the peculiar
religious sect in Stephen township,
Enron county, who have small -pox in
their xnidst and who ,have bothered
the provincial bonrd of health with
their aversion to •physicians, are
Dowieites, followers of the notorious
Chicago apostle. One of their n I) m bee
furthermore, has caused more trouble
for the department. BY some means
or other she got out of tbe quarantine
houses in Stephen and made for Jordan
'Reach. Her eleect seems to have been
two -fold -to escape quarantine and to
preaah the gospel of Dowielsin to bniel
sinners. ' Now she has sinall-pox. And
as she has exposed many persons to
the contagion in her enth use tsin to
preach since corning to Jordan,the
health nuth oei ties are apprehensive..
The local officers are said to he alive
tort,heupoosnsisi.alities, and are taking all
pccati
lit,`IV-IT'OAIVIE ABOUT.
The Whole Story
in n. letter:
hrt Itler
^ (rrann:S MAXIS%)
From Capt.. F. Lope, Police Station No.
5, Montreal:- ,Wo frequently use PEnna'
DANIS' l'Aix-Kmrsit for pains in the ilon-
aaz, stOtess, frost bites, chit-,
blains, cramrs,„ancl all afflictions which
befalimen hi eirrapasit ion. 1 have no hesi-
tation in saying that 1,A ie the
beat remedy t.) have nCar 1..t hand." •'1.
raed Xnternally aard Externally.
Two Sizes, 250. and 500. bottles.
1741'° 21/rUr' PIONC190 Ph0611110able
Sold anilreeommen d brall
The Great Stzglish. r.
druggists in Canada. ray reli-
able medicine discovered. Sin
• packages, ggaranteett to afire all
forms of Sexual Weakness, cal effects of abuse
or exeesd, Mental Worry, Eadessive use of To -
1. bleep, Opium or stimulants. Mailed on reeelPt
• The 'Wood company, WindsOr, Ont.
Woods Phosphodine is "sold in Eeeter
by J. W. Browning and C. Lutz
Druggists.
In more than 3,000 schools in Great
Britain . the boys are stodying text
•books on Canada, which set forth her
histovy, explaio the Domioion's system
of Governme
nt, and laY stress upon
her natural resources. The books are
supplied free by the Dominion, 'and
Lord Stra thee n a', CA-nada's High COID-
Drissioner to the Mother Country, will
give valuable medals next spring to
the scholars who•pass the best exami-
nation en them. The airli is to irri-
pres British y o th with the ad van tage
of the Dominion as a Geld for migra-
tion.
of price one package Sl, $5) winPre=valets free to any address.ase'
,Many ladies living in distant meal six wilt jure.
.t
districts and regular lasers of Dia-
mond Dyes, finding it impossible to
peocare from their general deft at 'pat-
terns for the making up -of mats and
rugs, asked the manufacturers of Dia-
-mond Dyes to supply them froth time
to time aa required. This eeceesiteted
the i n porting from. mnean ufacturers in
Scotlandof the best Hessian, the em-
ployment of artists, large plates to
print from andthe employment of a
large staff to priue and color designs.
The manufattu ears of Diamond Dyes
are DOW in a position to supply their
patterns by mail as well as through
the best Day Goods Merchants. Sheets
of patterns and designs sent free to
any address upon receipt of a Postal.
The Wells & Richardson Co.' Limited,
200 'Mountain St., Montreal. P.Q.
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