The Exeter Times, 1885-9-10, Page 3THE HOUSEHOLD
RO17 EHOLD mem.
Cheese, when excesa'vely acid, ie likely to
produce alarming gastro-intestinal irrita-
tion.
Cold tea should he saved for the vinegar
barrel. It sours easily and givea color and
flavor.
A pound of auger is one pint, an ounce o£
tray liquid is two teblespoonfulls, a pint of
liquid weighs 'dation ouoces.
trot wood ashes, applied to a stove when
cold will remove grease. Cover the spot
entirely ; do not be sparing of the ashes.
Silver spoons that have become discolored
from contact with cooked eggs, may be
easily brightened by rubbing with common
salt.
Lemon juice will whiten frosting, cran-
berry or strawberry juice will color it pink,
and the grated rind of an orange strained
through a cloth will color it yellow.
Mosquitoes, files and other peets will no
enter a room in which the caettor•oiL plan
is growing ; or, if they should enter it, they
are anon found dead beneath the leaves.
A simple teat for the deteotion of lead in
drinking water is provided by tincture of
ooehineal, a few drops of which will color
the water blue, if there be the remotest
trace of lead present.
One of the best and nett oonvonfexnt re-
sept motet for table cutlery le a mitten flannel
knife ease tanked to the inside of a cap•
baud door -to be ao constructed that there
gill be a separate e.npertnent for snob
knife or forte.
A. lump of gum camphor in the closet
where diver or plated ware is kept will do
much towerdapreventing tavnlab, Coal gat,.
and the near presence of rubber in any
form are two tbinge that saute alter to tarn-
ieh quickly.
Any one whe daub".e as to the beet way
to have clear jolly le assured on strong evi-
dence and many proofs that to allow tete.
juiea to drain through a #fennel bag without
equeexing it, will render tide wetter easy
and satisfactory.
Better than an iron spoon for Halling
apougo for bread, and for aimiler sea' is a
"" mundie" or a piece of oak shaped tato a
round atnooth handle at ono end, and the
other end iiattenedlike a thick Ireife blade,
then aand•papered smooth.
Ina damp closet or cupboard, which is
liable to cause mildew, place a aetueer full
of quiek lime, and it will not only absorb
all deeepness, but sweeten and disinfect the
plate, Renew the limo once a fertnight, or
a; often as it becomes* slacked,
When a knob coulee off a deor•hanele
you tau fatten it en again by filling the cav-
ity
arity of the knob with sulplier, then heat the
iron end of the handle which goes in the
knob just hot enough to melt the eulpher,
put the knob in, end let it 000l. It will be
firmly fixed Le place.
The Scientific Amwi~flet states that plush
geode and alt articles dyed with aniline col-
ars, fad from exposure to light, will look
brigh as ever after being sponged with
chloroform. The eomrnerolal chloroform
will answer the purpese very well, and is
lees expensive than the purified.
If children are hungry between meals
give them meed or biaoait,, as these will
",,tay the stomach" and net interfere with
digestion. I know a family of children who
have es much dry bread an they wink be-
tween meals, or an apple; never butter or
jam or preserve, and they are as healthy
and rosy as heart could wish,
Wax beans make a delicious salad,
Choose your beans, remove the strings,
break in inch long pieces and cook in salt
and water. While still warm cover them
with a dressing of oil, vinegar, salt and
pepper. Be sure and remember in mixing
salads the old saying. "A. spendthift for
oil, a miser for vinegar, a wise man for salt
and a mad man for mixing." Use at least
twice as much oil as vinegar.
Free and Easy manners.
When girls assume a swaggering manner
upon the street, use coarse expressions, and
greet each other. with a rough"Hello," they
cannot expect much deference from their
male friends. A lady's manner always con-
troll that of a gentlemen; and if she does
not respect herself he will not respect her.
When boys and girls, young meta and maid-
ens, are allowed to fall into the absurdities
of low foolish, meaningless talk, it seems to
dwarf them intellectually ; they can find
nothing of interest or importance to nay,
and therefore make up for sense by filling
every sentence with needless exclamations,
exaggerations, or misused adjectives. It
requires much patience to be compelled to
listen to half -a dozen folks and hear the
strange inappropriate vee of language. They
will assure each other that it is "awful"
warn, or the concert "awful nice ; the ser-
mta l "horrid" dull; a young lady is "awful
pretty," but her dress "horrid ugly ;" the
teacher "horrid strict ;" such a young gen-
tleman who called had an " awful swell"
team of fast horses. If young people could
hear themselves as others hear them, it
might result in their reformation.
because of her olearnees of preception, to be
firm for the right and against the wrong, in-
sisting upon the former in every case where,
by virtue of her position in regard to it, elle
may in any measure be responsible for the
wrong. Such a one rules her home with
gentle grace which, while itrecords a tender
deference to inherent right and wrong in all
their relatione, irtstats upon the former..
D1sLuellnsat*on to marry.
" It is true," said a young lady, "I scarce-
ly know a girl who wants to marry. They
are learning something that will interest
them as well as support them, two roles in
which husbands just now fail. The truth is
we are all seared away from any desire to
marry by seeing how wretched those who
do marry are. Where would we look for
Imebandel Among the anigee mid>eperte and
ebaraoterleee young men that fill: our draw-
ing-rooms?
raw-ing-rooms? They are inauffsreble at mere
acgnaintancee or beaux ; who could eon -
template them as huabands t I have always
thought that if I could find a young man at
all like my father I could love bine and
tof onbas van -
jelled
h m, but that school m as
felled from the younger ranke.
women et the Itraeitre.
The young ]nen of the fature have got to
look sharp. In the seminaries and colleges
whose doers have been opened to girls It lea
notable feet that the girl,' tbfa year 'lave
got away with the honor', by a large ma
jarity. Al there i; no inetitutdon them open
ed which will class its doors against the
girls, young men_ would do well to take
their lesson in time. The girls have knock-
ed the doors open to *fay, and, what it
more, they are there to reeks good use of
their opportunities.
A DOUBLE EXECUTION.
.rwo IAurderera4 Guillotined at Daybreak
Itset',re a *ratio Crewe.
The two notoriona oriminals--Gaspard,
who murdered the old Delve/lay in the Rue
d'Angouleme, and Marchandon, who cut the.
throat of the Creole lady, whose aervige he
had entered, according to his custom, for
the purpose of plunder --were guillotined
shortly after daybreak, It was expected
that the wretches: would be reproved, as
Gaspard had badan acoamplice, and March-
andon's Mende had made eoergetio efforte
to save him from the guillotine. Their op -
peals, however, were rejected, and bete, the
criminals were handed over to the common
executioner.
At 1 o'clock in the morning the Place de
la Roquette, ou'aide the prison of the con"
demned,was fulled people, who, as is euatom-
a•ry on such occasions, had remained up all
night to wlteesa what, in the ennale of re-
cent sensation, was an exceptional sight,'
namely, a double execution, The police had
considerable difficulty in keepiog the crowd
of sightseers in their places, and the mount-
ed gendarmes were frequently celled into re-
guiaitionto clear the approaches tp the places
of execution, The usual horseplay, low
joke', and badinage were freely indulged
in by the expectant crowd in the roadway,
compelled as it wes of the lowest strata of
MECNA.NItl LL Ii ista.
Bhaakor t enayok Raj wade, a Sindoo,1
has been leeroing the art of gime making in
Now Jersey in order to premiere it in Bohm-
bay, where he ie now eetabliahing a gime
factory,
Moat of the private atracturea in :Runde
are built of wood, and it le ertiimai*ed that
the bulk of theta burn down every seven or l
years, There is salol tO he always'
Brea, et leant, In difl''rent parts et
e empire.
"To clean** teeth rise a mixture ol.
emery and tweet ail, following it with
plenty of keromem." Thin would be queer
advice, but as it is taken from a rnacblaiate
magasine, .and frost a dha>i*ior relating to
circular saws,, we have as databt it 1e given
in good faith.
Tee Lira:pool .]merrier states that when.
the telephoue wee token t. E'tglend by the
agent of Dr, hell, the iaaeuter, all the
patent rigida connected with it wore offered
to the post oflioe department for x..30,000.
The offer was chelated,: bet a little later
these wise ofliolals, who thought i:l10,000
was tc much for the patent fir time whole
United Kingdosa, offered 4540,000 fir the
exallange eataeblished Ir L.ndan Mono.
And they asked in vale.
A railroad jaarnal gives a description of a
prcescted locomotive sad track by which a
speed of three miles per minute l; to be at-
tained. A road bed with as ourrea less
than 3,000 feat radius, the grade not to ex-
ceed twentytovcnfeet to the mile, mate feat
gauge, metallic ties, two trio of driving
wheele twentyfour feet in diameter, are
the more radically new features of this pro-
posed devourer of time and space. The
.dtailttely Age thinks somebody twill have to
invent caat Iron passengers to ride after
such e. contrivance.
In welding iron, as is well known, the
pieces are heated to whiteness. When iron
is to be welded to iron this plan answers
well, but if iron is to be welded to steel the
white heat often destroys the steel. To
prevent this -according to a newly invent-
ed process -the surface of the metal to be
welded is moistened with water, and on the
wet surface there is sprinkled a compound
of one pound each of pulverized calcined
borax and iron filings, and four ounces pul-
verized prussiate of potash, intimately mix-
ed. The two surfaces are then wired and
raised to a red heat, or about 600 or 700 de-
grees Fah. When subsequently subjected
to rolling or hammering, the joint is com-
pleted, while the steel is not sufficiently
raised in temperature to be at all injured by
the operation.
An Amsterdam firm is busy with the
erection of a special workshop in which the
cutting of the largest diamond of the world,
is shortly to be commenced. This diamond,
which has recently been found in South
Africa, weighs 475 carets, and is, said to be
greatly superior in color and brilliancy to
all the other famous diamonds of the world,
the largest of which, the "Grand Mogul,"
is in the possession of the Shah of Persia,
weighing, after being cut, 230 carats ; next
insizefollows the "Orloff," of 192 carate,
which adorns the point of the Emperor of
Russia's sceptre ; the English "Kohinoor,"
originally weighing 116 carats. The
" Regent," one of the French crown jewels,
weighs 1361 oarats. The time spent in cut-
ting this last jewel was two years, during
which time diamond powder to the value of
$4,500 was used. The " Star of the South,"
which has been out at Amsterdam, weighs
127 7-16 carats.
I1Ycllncnnent in Moine and Society.
Refinement of feeling and perception has a
much broader field in which to manifest it-
self in the narrow choke of home than in
the wider sphere of aooiety, where there is
so oomparatively little to cause friction.
And she who is not a lady in her deport-
ment to father, mother, daughter, son, sis-
ter or brother, cannot be such when she
enters the larger arena of society, no mat -
tet what suavity of manner or polish of ex-
terior she may bring to bear with which to
. charm and delight those about her. Nor is
the inner refinement spoken of at all incon-
sistent with decision of character. In fact,
the one'possessing it is the one best adapted
the Parham. rabble. Snatches of obreene
muse were oven sung by /lame of the villain -
OM gamins end vioiaus gte]s who premed
throughthe crowd to obtain a view of e
saeno which seemed to have no terrors for
them.
At 1 o'clock a moving tight was Aoeu apo
proeehing. It preceded a dark mase aoarce-
ly discernible through the enveloping dark -
nem, This was the car conveyleg the tor.
rlbte hole rt. ju tire, or guilletiue, which had
once mere been removed from. its resting
place la the vicinity of the prison. It was
followed by Deibler and hie assistants, and
w"it'11'Ell guarded by policemen. Turning
the corner of the Rue Pelle Itegnaelt, the
ghastly carev.a lumbered heavily into the
i'lace dela Roquette, and atopped before the
door of the jail.
The gaillatire wan promptly dthmounted
and by 2 o'clock everything was ready. L1el-
bier, having superintended the proparatory
r,:casuree, weat into the jail with two of hie
mere, and there wa;then a long spell of wait-
ing and expectatiou, during which the day
dawned on the impatient end chattering
crowd that filled the Pima de eft Roquette.
.
At 4 .'clock the numbers were inereseed by
workmen anal( ethers whir were obliged to be
up early, and barrio+des were pat up by the
police te prevent the people front filling up
the approaches to the place of execution,
A long narrow basket wen .now placed
near the blo'•k .1 the guillotine, and et ten
micut . to b the huge, heavy and glooloy
doom of the prison swung open amid a dead-
ly allenoe,
ad•lyailonoe, only broken by the •harp rattling'
of the gendarmes' sword' as they were drawn
from Chair ecebbards. Gaspard wan the brat
of the felon; ]ed to death. Tall and unuseu-
lar, he walked Brialy between two priests,
1 rOwit's Little like.
said Why,
Brown,a to hishort
f iend Brown, who
wittly replied. "Yea;. but it will be long
enough before I get another." Some men
spend so much for medicines that neither
heal nor help them, that new clothes is with
them like angels' visits - few and far be-
tween, Internal fevers, weakness of the
lunge, shortness of breath end lingering
Boughs, soon yield to the magic inline ace of
that royal remedy, Dr. IL, V. Pieree's
"Golden Medical Discovery."
The V shaped corsage is very popular in
Paris.
$509 Reward.
The former proprietor of Dr. Sage; Ca-
tarrh Remedy, tor years made a Mtanding,
public oiler le all American newspapers. of
$ 4Q reward for a ease of catarrh that he
could not care. The present proprletora
bare renewed this oiler. All the druggists
hell times Remedy, together with the
"Douche," and all other appliances advised
to be used in connection with it No ca-
tarrh patient it: longer able to sty "I can-
not be cured." You get $500 in case of
fallure,
Filtering stone le now made by mixing
certain portions of clay with. Ievigated
chalk, coarse and fine glasa grand, and ground
flint. They are moulded and hard burned.
for Metra Ladies' College, St. Thomas,,
Ont., has full staff and complete *worms in
Literature, Music, Fine Arts, and Commer-
cial Science, Re -opens September 10,1685.
Por 50 pp. anraannoement: address I'rinci-
* Austin, RD.
All grey groyne will he much worms.
The Blues.
Despite ell we can do, they oocaaionsliy,
Dame and cart in dark shadow our elves,
hope' and expectation;. Avoid disappoint.
mere by not expecting too mnuoh ; avoid
waste of money by never purchasing the
worthless ; avoid aero trpote in the heart, or
where the heart should be, by always using
Putram's taintless Corn Extractor, the only
aura, safe and painlers remedy in the world
for come. Deward of substitutes, counter-
foits and imitations. Sold by dreggiata end
dealers in medicine everywhere,
Huge bridal beuquets are no longer in
vogue..
Ever/hotly Ilo, ; Uo
Treed this carefully, If you or any friend
erenearing from army kind of paint, Inter-
nal, lee.:al, or external, try Pekoe a Nacre.
1. se, the aura pop pain cure, Nsrvilene is
can of the meat elegant oombinatioua ever
offered to the public for the relief of pant.
Pleasant to take, le werful in effect, sure in
results, and cheap because the strongest,
purest, and meet certain pain remedy in the
world. You can teat this groat remedy by
going to a drug atom mad bulfng a l0 cont
eatnmple bottle. Try It at once.
Silber urea feature in fall toilets,
Prevention Better Than Cue,
Many of the diseases se prevalent in *hese
days are ceu.e 1 by using soap cont ieln,'
impure and infectious ratter. Avoid all
risk by using l'euer.erlex Laundry* Soap,
which G abaolutety pure. Aak your grocer
for Pearsoelox. Menubectured only by
tha'Toronto Seep Co,.
Bustles have probably reached their maxi
mum in size for at toast nix months to come.
Therein net and there caunotbe, any amok.
ins tobacco superior to the "Myrtle Navy"
bread. & wrapper of bright aprcaranee
and higher price it le possible to get, but all
wrsppere are very poor *molting tobacco, and
but a eagle leaf is wrapped round a plug,
The stock used to the body e'f the "Myrtle
Navy' ping is the very Lest money can.
purchase. The power* of the Virginia soil;
can produce nothing better, and no other
Bon in the world can produce as line tobaeco
as that of Virginia,
whose minletratione he had rejected until.
the approach of his terns.
TSL face war pale and his feature* con-'.
traoted o.nvuleively as he neared the guillo-
tine. Here he stooped towix l tho prison
chaplain, the Abbe Faure, and embraced
first the priest and then a crucifix hold by
Ike latter is hie baud, Ile Wee now seized
by the executioners, his head was pieced in
he lunette, and, after an awkward pause,
during which Deibler seemed to havo lost
the momentary'cntrol of hie instrument, the
knife deaoended, and the headier' trunk of
the crimivai fell away from the bascule. The
head was then put into the basket.
The guillotine wag now washed, and every-
thing set in order for the next execution.
After an interval of seventeen minutes, dur-
ing which the clamorous crowd seemed to
have lost its grotesque gayety, the doors: of
of the priaon again opened, and Marchandan
looking like a pale boy of 17, tottered feebly
out,supported by the .Abbe Faure and the
other priest who had assisted Gaspard.
The criminal was evidently more dead
than alive. He still wore the patent leather
boots with pointed toe cape which he had
on when arrested in his country house at
Compiegne. After having convulsively em-
braced he priests he was caught sharply
by Deibler and thrust into the lunette, The
knife again refused to work, and nearly four
seconds elapsed before it foil on the crimin-
al's nook. When it did so a double jet of
blood spurted out for nearly two yards, and
sprinkled the adjacent ground. The bodies
were then taken, escorted by mounted gend
slaves, to the Ivry Cemetery for mock bur
1.1, after which they were handed over to
the School of Medicine for the usual exper-
Belts to bo fashionable must be very wide;
No one who is afraid of the recoil of a gun
can make a good score. Never wince before
you are hurt; thereis plenty of time to do
that afterward.
M. Perey, a Dijon astronomer, offers a
novel explanation of the frequency of the
earthquakes which have produced so much
disturbance on the surface of our planet of
late. His theory is that they are caused,
1;ke the tides, by the attraction of the sun
and moon.
imental purposes.
r H iR 1D DJ6ixF C74NTs f H gi Ts
oed Drewer., Trunks, Wardrobes, eto -
drive may and destroy Moths and other resects,
imparting a delightful and delicate perfume to the
olothhrg, cerrled or worn upon the person they are.
by their powerful concentrated disinfectant proper- f
tiae, a perleet means of protection against *election 1
ft dinars, giving off at the same time s mostdclight-
tll odor; made entirely of antra In assorted eolors,
very pretty, unique, and neat. Every one should
have them. ,Price 10c. eaoh.--three for 25c. Thymo.
Cresol Soap, the great English dfsinteotent toilet
'map, awarded the sold medal, London, Eng., ibai4.
large cakes, price 15o , or 35e. per box of 1 cakes. sent
postage paid too any address upon receipt 01 price.
Address Te &o•Cxason Company, 759 Craig 8t.,Mon-
treal. Ci rculareanddeeeriptione of our Estella; Thy-
me -Cresol preparations maned free en application..
Agents wanted, Write for terms.
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dialog winter from Portland seer, 1hc++a16
and n.urax ,vers #saturant to LITorpr»* and *mama.
.urea%setae assay ilatemay to 14Tery",.I, snail•:: r as Irre
•'sodomy to land mails axe ntaaeux ., rc'r e. -Mand ane
mixed. Alm from IAN mare eta Halifax aary19t4John't
Al. le, to I,iverpoo: fortalrhtlr dar.ry rear ter naootisa
Cmc stemware of this 01 w Lcrs ,a3 ..,-to; xrcr..
aT and from Halifax. Pett Beaton and Pe. Mow
Apia • sad daring summer between Glasgow and Kos
weekly: 0tassowand R.etne,week',r: sad Glaa.oe
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MYRTLE NAVY
Three attempts have been made to illk
French sovereigns by infernal machines ono
of whioh has been directed against each of
the three last sovereigns. On December
24th, 1800, St. Regent tried to blow up the
first Napoleon with a barrel of gunpowder.
charged with grape shot, He missed
Napoleon, but hit 73 others, killing 20,
Fieschi attempted the life of Louis Phillipe
on July 28th, 1835, by firing an infernal
machine as the King and his sons rode along
the lines of the National Guards on the
Boulevard du Temple. The machine con-
sisted of 25 gun -barrels fixed in a frame and
charged with various missiles, which were
fired simultaneously by a train ofgunpowder
He only grazed the King's arm, bub killed
MortimerrMarshall and seven others. On
January 14th, 1858, Orsini, Pierri, Rudio,
and others, made an attempt to kill Napo-
leon III. by means of hand grenades; this
was also unsuccessful, and by it two persons
were killed and many wounded.
• Stricture of the urethra in its worst
forms, speedilyby cured our new and im-
proved methods. Pamphlet, references and
terms, two three -cent stamps. World's
Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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2,21„ Williams' Eye Water hes prov.d itself a euoons
by ell mho h veusedit r wording to directions if their
eea certtitio rtes.�Is oared Inc. 8 Jean ti'ymd,quo nllist faded
0. F.,rtin: it has owed me, , a 1st would not try me.
Alesandsr wand; 6 prays b1t'd, Chan. Aeu..ott; 4
Syea•a,,TIi0 Dolour; 33 roars blind lad navel nee, NT
LeoroiL Ask goer drapgist; fur 16. waolue.le-7+r
man pot a k 0.3..:83 Rt. r and 8t., M1'n`.resl.
)NTARIO VETERINAIIY uOLLEtiE-Temper
anon St., Toronto. Petrone, Dov. Lien. of
Canada, Lieut.•Gov. of Ontario. Tho most success.
1al Veterinary Institution in America. Over five
hundred graduates in successful practice. All ex-
perlenoed teachers. Session begins Oot. 91at. Fees
Fifty Dollars. Principal, PROFESSOR SMITH, V.S.
FARM FOR SALE -CONSISTING OF NINETY.
six acres, in the county of Essex, the Garden of
anemia, lot 27, nth conceeswn of Maidstone, about 2
miles from the flourishing town of Essex Centre ; over
SO mores cleared and under cultivation, and the rest
bush; the quality of the soil Is excellent, being a
rich clay loam; the outbuildings, barns, etc., are
comparatively new, also the dwelling house which is
a good storeyanii a half log; there fe also a splendid
orchard of over 180 apple trees; price 54,500 on easy
terms; cheapest farm yet offered in this locality.
Further partioulara, apply to Jas. OLIVER, Essex
Centre.
...-ONT A RI 0 --
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
WILL REOPEN ON FIRST OCTOBER,
EXAMINATIONS Fold ADMISelON ON 2ND OCTOBER.
Course of instruction SPECIALLY ADAPTED
wants of farmers' eons. For circular gi-.informa-
tion
ifm
tion as to terms of admission, cost, oovl. 1 study,
oto., apply to
JAMES MILLS, Iia
(Name this paper.) Preaie'.,m Guelph.
JAMES PARK & SON,
Perk Packers, Termite.
L. C. Bacon, Rolled Spice Bacon, 0. C. Bacon,
Glasgow Beef, Hama, Sugar Cured Ham, Dried
Bee,, Breakfast'Baeon, Smoked Tongues, Mesa Pork,
Plohled T.nguee,. Cheese, Family or Navy Pork,
Larn in Tubs and Pails, The Bost Brands of Eng.
lab Fine Dairy Salt in Stook.
The Eagle Sten..
wanher. is the err.:.
'Washing Machine u,
vented that awes]'•
woman orrrir11-
yours old 011100,,
the use of a wag 1.
board, nu with er•
wash 60 to 100 piece
in one hour. Ag nr
wanted all over C1,1
oda, Sample sent
treat andterritory given. T. adios Mahe good agents; no weave:
clothes, and every lady will buy after trying it; W5rrant'
to wash calicos m 11,m minutes, cotton goods in 20, bedclotue
teatatero.78 Sar'''is StreFERRIS
t. IO iONTCanedaBeaaadMuuc
SAMUEL ROGERS & 00.
--MANUFACTURERS OF—
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G.OLI) MEDALS AND FIRST Pt IZES,WUEREVER RI8IBITED.
Oueen City Oil Works, Toront
10 Reward tor the Conviction.
Of Dealers who of -an r *error Oil of Other
for arld Sol I In. 6Y! C 0 0 L is S Manufacture for
Lai
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bins & noir e®il tt Tor sale by all]*lading deniers• 1OT Ie'pBrnatao.
8g i
g1'3E3C]® STTATSMAL.: IVE " 171Z7'EY:ral" Glai1R
ONLY 83.00 The
cheapest in the*
market.
Warranted first -
oleos, or money re-
funded. Send di-
rect to manufao-
turere, or procure
from your Hard-
ware or House -
Furnishing dealer.
Hamilton In Metrial
ONLY $3.00
Clothe' W
era of all kind
"Royal Canedi
Imperial," ' c '
also Mangles.
Roller, and
Roller. Write
particulars.
Works Co„ Manufacturers, Hamilton, Oanad
Examine Their Superior Merit'
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The Most Rttective, Clean, 4Drairab1e and Economical Heaters in the 'Market for warmin¢ i
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hosting apparatus. tiff Absolritety Bas Tialltt.'Cli Seven sizes are made and can be set either
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