HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-10-29, Page 3THE FARM.
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•" A larmer'a Ute is mine by ehofoe.
acid jolly Farmer tom.
.ae be laughed with a land and readied mho
Feat chased m btu tom.
Nees y y
"Yu iron the noisy matte of trade.
The crowded olty'sd1n,
I beer sate and undismayed,
1 Jnt11 the light beglio to Sade
home Wbes the hos of rest bail'.
Jolly 2 Weil. lolly 1. am Weed.
Aosd you'4 be jolly, Ileo,
%eshete . the sowlag and eproutieR of seed
That eV help two hungry worlde tgts41iaa
The old as well a tee new.
Look at my meadow•lana. rice with gold.
The gold of the draining grain ;
wast, is the mine ;bateau untold
8oe'k,111e-gt=i.? xo:lth a ti,r owartior bold
night poll hie life to gain 2'
A breed smile retrad the fleeter'. nee ;
It ripple from brow to ehla.
Aa his ;tout bowie epread &avoid in spore,
4s to talte all the l,caooape 1n,
"Tog city folk rower cSxeel atani;
No wonder you hare the blues;
While 1 Am sending my cootie ar,d bore.
Aodoora, and wheat, gad bane. Ind peas,
You'ta pesleotteg lour P•a and. 41'. ;
My atook's at peace • yoa4 masa
1a uartelingl�ur WV tee days:
%soy bother loath tee arortirtsfstir .
Ey owe retebreary cotes
Are soaohieg tee orep-I raw:
Their ooearaat oat it la to quote
The bea
Varna no ohs gge t raw;
And. save et iales'ralarittnete,
Nava hardly, aeteto change.
So itis 1sVIT[MOO t4toe;
Toll ewe voilia+ teed tell
Toe t see.
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3 • ...., i.x .,.. l.as.b F
dila.
Much of filo swill #act to pigei ie allowed
to beenr,e too sour dealers ueiag. Thin ie
prertdcnlerly the case lrr vera% weather, It
%am fester th eppeeed,piiaiag sooner
from wbolosoale, nutrition' teed to alooiinl,
awl thea to vinegar, It should steed eedy
lees enough before ening fir the molt to bo.
mum thoroughly "%lel and but slightly
steered, never until it " cordes a band " or
but,tlle(r rise sal burst on the surfece.
The bait breed of fowls will never satisfy
the man who %km ue lutereet in these.
Fowls mast have else and attoatlete •test
the mem as any other Iwo stook. Tine.
cannot fled thole owe living and at thes&me
tlrlao yield a etieffeetary profit to the owner.
Coed, glean, pare water gad a face 1 of R -
proluolrig bird mute siting on stitueats, fed
regalerty,.o 1 wisely, will pay the sadder of
any flock.
t'e npkius Aleut I lis fro"sen open sod the
wed"a
, wed"tslraa out afore feta:Ing *tan to oat•
tie cr Nom, Thorned' act a4 *diuretic. ar;d
4011 Ail should never be allowed to eat thorn
(x1 pt for the purpose of stitileileting the
ki 'note two settee.
I1'lr-a corns *the principal food of hose.
as it is opt to brat this semen, a little char
cool fed daily is on rexceli Dt swami.
There is some alkali he the elunceel, earl
this oorrecte acidity of the stomach, frena
which overfed plge often suffer.
No good, thorough farmer eau afford to
kr sp guess about his promises. If given all
the audit they Kant they wifleettheir beide
00' very tiulekly, aid are scarcely less de-
structive an gr.il%or newly tenth 4i grass or
closer. A flock of a doso germs will oat and
destroy as touch grsu as would keep a Dow,.
ale t their minute% of little valueuutil thee-
ougghly composted.
With the approach of pig.fatteaing time
an exclusivelyteafates is too apt to bo the
fore of fowl, -a ten lency of this to fat-
ten poultry iry p *Ably one reason for
the i,. t of at semen
ortytari» +oi tris
of the t'e'ar.. gIn winter a egg;
feat of o,ru
isadtoweble, es it la ntoeararry to keep the
fowls ware% in c fid weedier ; but unchwin-
ter gets in almost any other grain is infer-
able.
*Tenting :fie
At thia *emend the year .many newts win
be found in out of tate way please, where
fowls haveskolon away with the laudable ire
tention of hatching a brood without moles-
tation. Earlier in the season a nest thus
dissaovered with a goodsetting of eggs is bet-
ter left alone. A brood of chickens is more
desirable, than eggs to sell at low prime.
Now the eggs are worth more than late.
hatched chfckta3 would be, wiped* .y of the
leer hardy breeds. It ie•deeirable to find
some method of determining whether the
eggs are good. We know none better than
rollinga paper in a cone shale, placing the
egginthe large end, and looking through it
theat sure
If it shows clear, the egg ie
good, no matter how dieoolored the shells
rimy be from rahre or dews. Au egg should
never be shaken to teat its eonndneee. Do-
ing so, even with perfectly fresh specimens,
breaks the filmwhich eeparates the yolk
from the white. and, running together, the
two soon beoome worthless.
An egg that has been laid but a few days
will rattle if shaken, from evaporation of
the substance of the egg through the shell.
Yet, if need at once, this egg may be per-
fectly good. A discolored egg rarely keeps
good long ; for almost every one who eeea it
gives it a shake to see if it is fresh or not.
This habit of shaking eggs to test them
ahonld be discontinued. It at once destroys
the vitality of most so shaken, and is the -
main reason why eggs transported long dis-
tances usually hatch poorly.
Some Sentiments of Sam Jones.
tp
Do you notice that when we talk about
eople we never nae the copulative conjnno-
'on 2 We use the disjunctive "but." You
atsik about Brother Lt, and the answer ie,
" Weh, he's ;geed, but he don't pray in his
fetiaily.""SowaboutBrotherB?" "'Well,
he'irw goorman, a very good man, but memo
to like his dram." You can take this die-
junotive conjunction" but" and chip charac-
ter all to pieces with it in a minute. You
can just take any man in this town nearly
and say all about him. "He'sgood and
kind. Then commence to " but" him, and
the first thing you know they butt him off
the bridge,, and that's the last cf him.
GLAD THAT HIS CHILD DIED,
If I have anything special, in reference to
my wife and children, to be grateful for, it
is this : I have no child that ever looked in-
to my face when I was not a consecrated
Chrietian man. God gave us one when I
was wrecked and wayward and godless.
'That little child lived and locked in my face
when I was godless and pro'ane and wretch-
ed, and Good took her to heaven. I shall
live a Christian as long as God gives me a
child to look in my face, and when I get to
heaven I will fall down and beg pardon of
that cows little angel that ahs ever saw me
when I wasn't a Christian. [reared
MONEY AND COMDIUNISM,
" Yes," you say, " "Jones is preaching
communism." Iam not. 1 tell you this to-
day, there isn't a man in this country that
fights communism stronger than I do, I
have no sympathy with this low-down rack
of God's creation going round here doing
nothing and wanting everything that every-
body elm bete and 1 have 10et ; po .yuspathy
veld/the fellow UM has gota bfg pile of it,
and won't give any away. That= s the way I ;.
feel abut it. I have found out that money
is like a walking -stick, One wilt help you
along if we are lame, but fifty loaded on
your bask will break you down. That's so,
and the matter with some of yon people IS
that yousre
lo
dad down with rna
ne
,
Money ie like guano : If you will put it on
too thick It will burn up everything. Aad
so In ney, if you load it on too heavily, will
spoil a men. The richest man the world
ever saw was also one of the best. Abraham
could have bought out, Vanderbilt, and
soaroely have missed out of the bank the'
money of the check he drew to pay for
estate, and yet be WAS one of the
beet men on earth. It is not so much the
Money ae theaart of fellow that hes It.
vA reolotD PISTIL.
There's s varioloid type of piety. They
Peet pot yen in bed a (lay or two end you
were out Lehr" anybody found out you
were Adak. The varioloid type of piety has
taken possession of tide country ;. but it
ain't catching. But you get one of the old-
fashioned, confluent cases of small -pox, and
everybody will catch it that goo* in the
froom. This varioloid type of religion that
yOtt sea nowadays. ain't rstalling, but you
take an old-faahiooed confluent rash, and
when a min has got it, the first thing yon
know his wife will get it, and It will break
int over the family, and the whole family
will ha eonsocrated to God.
TSR BR SRAI �&BROAA.
Nowth ylettssItaeket, kt The* alae
Time and again has oar farming oommuu-
PEOPLE.
Although Sir Charles Dilke's mother died
of consumption, he shows no signs of the die.
case. He is tall, strong, robed and deoid.
edly hand,ome. His voiee, however, is hol-
low and unpleasant.
Lord Vernan.and his young wife, who was
FannyL o
reno
a, aro now at their
country estate, where they were greeted with
all enthusiastic welcome -home by Lord Ver -
non's tenantry,
Madame Wolter, who had the odd experi-
ence of acting before a darkened and empty
hom% recently, with Xing Ludwig of Bev -
aria, as an invisible spectator, la known aocl-
ally as the Countess O'Solllvan,
Mr, Andrew Lang think that Poe had an
ingenuity, a lururianee of Amoy, and a
wealth of jewel-like words that Hawthorne
—wheal Mr. Lang regards as our greatest
Writer in prose fiction --did not pewee.
The Empress Eugenie iotends% to remove
the remains of the late Emperor Napoleon
end of the young Prince Imperial from
Chieelhnrst to Arderahot. „Arrangements
will be made for carrying out this project
as soon as the Enoprees retains from the
Continent.
The legr.cy of 410,000 which Victor Hugo
left in one of hie wilts to the poor of Paris
has the curious informality of lacking his
signature, although the clause .is written en-
tirely with hie own hand. The executors
and helm will of oou+ae treat it as alegalleed
bequest.
Dr, Wiliialn. Hope Ward, who was Ion
liialgaria loot yam, stew : " The Bulgarians
are the moat ambitious of all the 'Ism sub-
jects of the Triable Empire, and they are
perfectly crazy for self government and eau -
melon. They have had lem retinue than
y been done up by cute sharpers, who many of the Ar"tteen% races, why haveaxial-
kava soave wondarfnl patient invent -Inn .a moeGual ambitloe to forma national
� iGy
ligbtulog rod, a reaper and mower, a pa-
teetsidism thresher hay rake, corn mill,
wind or fennieg mil, seed sower, potato
digger, or some sae or other of the very
many and useful haventdons oalonleted to
lighten Faber and at the same time exped-
ite the paltering of crepe. Eves that creel
lnvewtton, the barb wire forcing, baa berm
introduced into the scheming racket to do
up tbo industrious buzbandmen, and we re-
pot to add the operation too often proves
;immortal, Tho voodss operandi of the
absrpor goon about time :First. he le oars,•
fel to seleot for hie victim demo firmer who
of tixeie own, But there are a superior vigor
and executive cepae ty among toe Bulger -
lane.
Amerloaus, it is promised, wilt be re-
ceived oordieldy in the new Salisbury Club
at London, which lard Randolph Church -
111, who has naturally much sympathy with
aociel feeling he, will have some hand ho
directing, Tro
The club -house was formerly the
reeddenee of the hake of Marlborough, and
le crowded with Matorio memories, Wil -
Ilene Henry Iiurleert, formerly the editor
al ' the Wert:i here, le se cativo Atnerieen
early taxed with thio world's geode, and if ru0rnbar of tl<,,, alitrbnrv,
he found who ilea, a coo a>'p utton Ae two out of twenty-two Presidents
marts-- so nonob the hefter. Thou. the hese been assasolnated, or &bout 10 per saute
point is the berth where he deposdb. the risk in life luseranoe isea;tra huerdous.
Aio is then !add watt fgr attic writ., !Dara, or , It 1s said brat Arthur bad a potion 01510,
...ge holo wh+tro he is known to put rip.
c11 entering the office of �'ioa•1'reeidout,
and hemline' aoamin President
e
h obtain-
Rosa ire is a4r0fully lased up. His habits S
arefuRystudiid,inch'soquafntauooscrap-
a a.scud for the ssm0 amount. 1?iva
ed. In a sort ethos and easy cttreleas way Lisa sand d oIIlra o Cl 1 i end Lfn oda and
the gnomon, auootws its pain hat nest ; haw for . a,
, a awned before iia a ma
the artiole Oho diepoasd of is mentioned ; Sia 00 t . u ev an bard policies
farmosr Retgor cleared in one soason'e deal a studs mouth ago applioation was made for
cool #5,000, and se ee rue ,,rfnitees, as the 510,000 more. Thio will be granted et °rill -
;tory pee. Ater a long atroak of %brioa- nary rates.
tions comes the untie. "'Say, look here ; The Rev. Mr. Telmago was greeted with
you see jest the mai to take hold of title ; enthusiasm last week in Brooklyn, at the
you have the reputation of being the moot Taberaaole, on his return from Europe. He
succerefulfermlor in ail title country. I don't gave a faoetiauss amount of his e;Cporfenae on
want to put this in everybody's head. shipboard and in England, describing both
Tome's doe. Littlejohn, he's ambitious Faget the ween and the Princess of Webs with
hold of It, but he alu't the Wan from Gal- otaquent appreciation, and heard himself
way. 171 put it in your bands, give yon wh
ailed by the Rev. HenryHenryWard Boeer
the sole—the only right to Bell. ' Thus hero wee a striking picture when Mr. Tel -
Uttered up a oontract fa entered into, and maga and Mr. Beecher clasped bands in the
an ardor signed, accepting the agony. Resence of three or four thoutaud persona,
This doennnunt h so cunningly arranged Jar. Talmage'a coach wan dragged home
that it is tont in twa, and a beau facie note L afterward by some of his affeottonate Smi-
th= left in the bandit of the dodger that on day -school boys,
res tatiow at the • k gg
p en lin L sighed and poor The oak latae planted by Lord Byron at
farmer Dobeonha. to foot the bill. This is Nee/ate/4 Abbey is Iarge and flourisbieg,
only one farm—there are many more. The although the alder on which he out the
Inventive genlus ca this clam who rack their acmes " Byron sod Angnetta " long sine'
brains to carry out a whittling trick to died. The portion of the tree on whioh the
rales money, i; ever ready to concoct some names were carved is preserved among the'.
new dodge. One of the latest Lein the form treasured memcatoee of the poet in the Ab
of eilver table ware—or some other house boy. The tree planted by Dr. Livingstone'
hold article that will catch the eye of the ie on the lawn, aa well as the one planted by
thrifty housewife. This trick is even oar- Stanley. Tho present owner of Nowstoad
rled into the store* of general dealers and was the one white friend and bosom corn -
mil have already been nipped. Although panion of Liviogeatone during his years of
repeatedly warned by the newspaper prem. wcniet/al work in Africa. This Col, Webb
our oouatry cousins fall into the trap, who bought the Abbey of Col. Wildman,.
Either their ambition to turn an easy pen- the wealthy West Indian planter who bought
ny Is too strong to read the temptation— it of Lord Byron, is the man who travel Liv-
or their straight greed for gain Darnel them ingetone'a life by shooting the lion which,',
clear past what they should see, a fraud, on after fearfully mutilating him, atilt stood
mature reflection, or ;till worse they are over iia prostrate body.
ignorant, because they have been too ponur- A ggreat agitation hi now going en among
sous to subscribe for a newspaper, and thus the ltoekoinioka or Dieeeatere of Russia,
obain a of fair wclare g.daJ05t now y business re are Two years ago the Carer promised a degree
many hustling c around Ontario, and we say r f tolerati3n. and gran ted certain civil right.,
to one and all -look, look thoughtfully;— Bntthe Holy Synodhas determined tocheck
don't look al the amount to be gained, but their peaceful progress Meantime a schism
look at the wap that cad hto lie reached, of importance ccaurred among the Disaon-
tern themselves, Under: these caro
warning to be en the alert for sharpers, and ` y eeme advisable to assemble a Coen -
then if you will bite, why of course you oil of their own, This wap held last month
in
Moscow, under the ane '
Lee of th
alone are to blame for making yourself a not only deny the authority of the Czar and
victim. the Established Church, but refuse to reooi;-
nize marriage, and pretend, to live in celib-
aoy. The best men of both parties hoped
for reconciliation. The anti -marriage fac-
tion, however, won the day-, not by an open
and thorough consideration of the disputed
pointe, but by expelling the leaders of the
new party at the very opening of the Conn -
oil.
Bishop Spaulding saw a most pronounced
water-logged." • wase of dandy drag itself inertly past. The
Pretty soon we made out that such wig, fellow, had all the symptoms of acute idiocy
the fact, and further discovered that the so' markedly visible that there was no mire
crew, consisting of a man and hie wife were. taking the social disease. Anglomania, that
still aboard Ilp to h' k is ]x 'd' pitif lly altered himf th h l hy,
Just remember that you have had a fair
they
d fiat umetanoee
Floating Diamonds,
About twenty miles below Natchez we
sighted eome objeot drifting with the' our.
rent of the great river, and after the captain
had taken a look through the glass he ex
plained to the passengers :
"That's a scow loaded with loop -poles for
New Orleans. She's sprung a leak and is
9 oar . e was n his neee � a n a ere rom a ea t
water and using an oar to keep the craft in vigorous, sensible young fellow that he
the current, while the woman was on top 0f 'light otherwise have been. "Well, here's
a box in the centre of the graft with her bare
feet hanging in the water. The raftsman
signaled the steamerto stop, and as she
drifted near him he called out: • .
" Captain thisis sad." '
"Yes, very sad."
"I want to git to Orleans."
"I see."
"How muoh to transfer my cargo and
take us all down."
"A hundred dollars."
"Shoo 1 Wife, dy'e hear that ?"
"/ hear it Offer him ten."
"Captain, I'll give ye ten dollars I" called
the man.
"Umph 1 A hundred is the least.
"Then you may git up and hump and be
off 4" shouted the woman as she swashed her
feet about. "This old thing can't sink any
lower, and we've got bread end pork and a
euoher deck to kerry us through 1"
The steamer started, and as the got head-
wa th woman toed u and oalled after
ole:
"We ain't purty, and our old box don't go
by steam, but we're just as good as anybody
on this earth—and maybe a leetle,better,
India women do not like to be doctored
by men. Lady Dufferin is president of a
society to educate women for medical prac-
tise,
King Alfonso of Spain is described off-
hand as a monarch who is f0 neither liked
norrespected by any considerable portion of
his poo le. He ifi a pleasure -loving Bing,
a thought' for comfort," the Bishop is quot-
ed as saying: "I happen to know who he he
Bis family are wealthy and very fashion-
able. He has been brought to think that
work is not for him to think of, and that his
life is destined to be perfectly idle. In that
view, don't you comprehend, the beat course
for him to pursue is theone that is mostharm-
less, and what could have less actual vioions-
sem in itthan the career of an assiduous
fop ? Just think of it. He might be a gam-
bler, a brawler, a sensualist ; or he might
even take to burglary, arson, murder. Oh,
yea, if a young man is bound to be nothing
useful, then by all means encourage him to
be an innocuous dandy."
SOIENTIFIO NOTES.
Mone. E. E. Blavier, the eminent French
electrician,' associates earth currents, which
at : times so powerfully affect telegraphic
operations and the mariner's compass, with
trade winds, and thereby indirectly with
the sun. He favors De la Rive's the uy tha
the aurora borealis Is due to the ciroulation
of electric ourrents in the higher regions of
the atmosphere.
Dr. R. C. Kedzie gives an explanation of
the discrepancy in therm omet•erreadingtaken
simultaneously at planes within the vicinity
of one another. He says: " In the abeenee
of wind which mixes up the strata of air
of different temperatures, and ooneequently
of different'Teoifio gravity, the cold air of
the night will flow in streams, and gather in
brave, but narrow-minded, with a certain ponds or lakes the same as water. Under
shallow brilliancy which impressed the Em-
such oironmstancesthe temperature will
parer, Wilhelm of Germany, though it did, vary with the level.��
not deceive Prince Bismarck." Sea water has been converted into a bever
age. A little cltrlc acid or citrate of silver
is added to
e the briny liquid, chloride of all -
ver 14 precipitated, and a harmless mineral
water is produced, An souse of citrate
renders a half-pint of water drinkable. Sev-
ers ounces would furnish it shipwrecked
man with water for a week. The question
is howto
a
scare tristrate
of tothe -
a h l
p
wreakedo
man. Itis a da
ire omm n d that
those who go to sea carry with thews *bottle
of the citrate protected by an India rubber
covering, or that such bottles should be
furnished in life preservers. Ie the latter
case, however, the people about to be ship-
wrecked most not leave the life -preservers
behind. 17, with presence of mind, they
remember to take them, all the agonies of
thirst portrayed in nautioal stories may re-
main unrealized fiction.
In all imitetione of the Myrtle Navy to-
beeac yet attempted, either inferior stook
has been need or the plug has been made
trifle 1' iter in weight. The latter defect
is apt to eacape the .attention of the ooasam-
er until he finds that he is smoking a greater
number of pings than before, The Myrtle
Navy is made three plugs to the pound and
each plug is oarefally 'weighed.
If you want to know how small a man is,
give hien an ofliee or let him bosom° sudden-
ly wealthy.
It ie abe and to indulge all kinds of excesses
and viae, and imagine yourself canning
enough is oouoeal it front the world.
"bly dear Milos Smith," acid a prosaic old
mielator. "I trust that your thoughts tend
toward the gcaped everlasting 1" "Oh, yes,
sir," replied Miss Smith, "but not tothe go,-
pel everlastingly."'
IMPERIALCoraa Deere will give Positive.
and foment Relief to three and''ring from
Colds,. lloarseuoee, Sore Throat, etc., and
are iuvalueble to oreti re and voeellate. For
5410 by druggists end acnfe:Morors, R, ee
T, Waaor, Aiamufacturers, Toronto.
The detest in ladles' watohes. Is a largar
size than those of last year, and studded
with diamonds,
Prevention Better Than Cne.
Many of the diseases so prevalent fathom
days ere caused by using soap aontainiup
impure and infectious matter. .Avoid all
risk by ming PERaltcrloe Laundry Soap,
which ail absolute•y pure. Ask your armor
for P1Cla'eset29N. Manufactured only by
the Toronto Soap Co.
Some people are always finding fenit with
Nature for putting thorns mirages ; I slweya
thank her for having put roam on thorns.
£1 Y c
Oil tltl0
1100 i, TUE BRITISH rix.
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ed mnrdoror, "What is it 2" "The sus-
pense,"
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eh Pine Dairy Salt in Stook.
Allan !line Royal Eau ateanlehlpa,,
Eallin+i during winter from Ionised arms Mr -rad:,
and Hoiifae seem Saturday to Liverpool, and in snmm,
Crew. Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool, lalling at Le,
radar. to land mail and poseengers for Scotland an
andand.Alsotram Baltimore via ifaxRua soLirok .,
A.1 . to Liverpool fortnightly dining manna, mantic,.
the steamers of the Glasgow lines 0111 doling "tut.*
to and from Halifax, Portland, Boston and PbUadat
phis: and during rummer between Glasgow andLion
treat weelrlr; Glasgow and Bosbn,weeklg; and maiea,
. or other ;Morena -dm
aagya�dpyPhiadel is forrtan+eiaghhttlly.
For froicht,Cunard & o, Rap Halifax Shea & 00 Baltimore
Jana:
N.F.; Wm. Thomson &Oto., Et. Sohn, N. 0+.
Allan Tc. Co., Chicago'; Love a Alden. Net
York ;H. Baurlier, Toronto ; Aliens, Rite_e Co.,
Qnebeo • Wm. Brockta, lPhilhdelphia; ofd. ' -
Allan, Proprietor Boston Montreal.
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BEST IN THE MARK
NEW IITANN I NEW EUENITEEN
latest Improved Attachment,
Agents price for similar machine g
Our price only 625 each,
Bet ore Maine send ns stamp toe !oar elegant lQiiot
graoh and samplesOf eewing.
Lrt?Y '1i achinoe guaranteed for throe yearn and scut t
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placed :1a Dowers, Trunks, wardrobes. etc+.—
hey drive away anddoetmy#let/is andothsriasects,
imparting a dollghaul and delicate perfume to the
clothing. -carrdc t or worn upon the pollee they are
by their powerful oonoentrated die nfeetant proper
ties, a perleot means of proteetion agaiaat infection
of disease, giving oil at the same thee a mosadellght..
al odor ; made entirely of satin in assorted coloea
one Iheulli
hoave 4bsm�,' PzIoelO .each -three foo25a
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Cresol Soap, the great English disinfectant toilet
soap, awarded the gold medal, London, Eng., 1.
Targe emote price leo., or ase. pet box of a cake., seat
portagAddress T�sadi►ms oL Co asaddresi i agsCCr receipt s t. prim.
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mo-Crescl preparation mailed free on applkatton,
agorae wanted, Write for terms.
O&WADA PZRM4BENT
LOAN & SAVINGS CO,
toesrperattred, 4.ls 1073.
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Reserve Rued 2,200.009
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o*api any's iuildbute, Toronto St.,
Toronto.
The Company bas now on hand a large
amount of ,English money which it is ro-
pared to lend on firat.claas aecuritles at ow
rates of interest, Apply to
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llanag'ng Moto,
BUY THE
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AS THEY ARE THE MOST STYLISH.
CONVENIENT, AND MOST DURABLE
TOP IN THE MARKET..
There *re ever Twenty Thousand of these
heel now Is ase. and are ovine better
saUsttctiom than any ether.
The manufacturer of these Celebrated
Carriage Tops, own. more patents for int -
than any other fand irm in greaterake. a variety
or the
United. States,
Mgr ARE 1r0R SALE ST ALL THE LEADING
cess I7QE BUILDERS AT PRICES TEAT CA0NOT
SE SURPASSED BY ANY TEAT IN AN'Y' war
APPROACH Utah IN quentrie,
Factory and Saleroom,
407 to 413 RING ST. WEST,
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Uoloman'g Improved Plough $amesa
Adaptedto Orchard Work.
We:trees to inlereettom, Rosy on mea and
team. W.orldag onalir1 a guaranteed, /loner re.
funded If on ettttisetov after s fair teal. !rive, i10
without cohere and bridles.
DEWEY" & C04,
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GUI4Mff & WTAItE'S
STA `D,ABD SCALES
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tested by the Ea<rt
that thereon wren
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the iralnko than
of all ober realm
corn Weed. 3iay.
aback avid goal
Suite. Favuaera'
siraia•
mall/airy Beales, Gewmra•6tintckera'
kleales, Seal* for berastle IIae.
BAtnsekeeperlil Consult Tour Best
Interests
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to g the raleand
fully in
every particular. All slaw Railroad, Warehouse
and 11111 Trnrlcs. Alarm Mosey Drawers.
rot Bale by the Harsware Trade generaly, n.
instated Oltalegne and Prloe List forwarded upon
IPDlkatioa,
GURNEY & FARE
HAMILTON.
E••• -sem outeea1andWinnipeg
43.1.0 Reward tor the Conviction
Of Declare who ut feriar Oi of Other
for and Sell In«., ;�,: Manufacture for
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Eureka, Cylinder' Bolt gar sale by all "ding dealers. McColl Bros. & C C.
Cutting sz Wool Oils. Toronto.
GOLD MEDAL
JUST AWARDED AT THE TORONTO EXHIBITIONFOR
PEERLESS
AND OTHER MACHINE OILS.
Six Gold Medals have been Awarded this Oil during the last Three
Yews. Be Sure to get PEERLESS, no other genuine.
WE WILL PAY FREIGHT BOTH WAYS IF NOT ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY
Queen City Oil Wroks i Samuel Rogers & Co.
4., R DI ST 8 FLUID BEEE
It is the only preparation of the kind which on.
t gine all the nutritious, together with the stimulating
p rope rtiee of beet, and the only one which has the
p ower to supply nourishment for brains, and bone,
a nd m neck.
Examine Their Superior Merit &
NEW HARRIS IIOT AIR FURNACES'
The Most Effective, Moan, Ilbnrable and Economical Heaters in the Market for warming and
ventilating Churches, Schools, Public Buildings, Stores and Private Itcaidencce. Simple is
oonstruotiion and easily managed, capable of ttiving more heat with leas consumption of fuel than any (Ohne
beating apparatus SF AbaieIutely sins That. Seven sizes are made and onn bo cot either
Brio�-kk or Portable Form. Correepondenoo solicited. Pot Catalogues and further Information address.
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