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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-5-2, Page 4Established 1877 .• $. ORsL`i atw,ixL4 RANKER, QNT, EXETER, Transacts a,genertel banking business- Reesives the aeootunts of merchants and hers on favorable terms. Offers every aeootuuiodation censistent with fe and°ewerr ative banking pr)noiples.. Vire nor oent. interest allowed on deposits. Merchants Iii npayable at any office of the NOTBS DISCOTJNTED, et MONEY TO LOAN ON NOTES AND MORTGAGES IRUBSDAY, MAY Sind, 1889. THEY MAY WELL LAUGH, To the Editor of the Exeter Tintes. Sin.—The above is a remark that fell Irom the lips of a prominent Con- servative who told that the Reform party were chuckling at the dilemma in which Sir John's Government has been thrown over the Jesuit question, and at the brightening prospect a£ a return to power of that party under the leader- ship of Mr. Laurier through the seeed- ing from the Gonaervative ranks of so many of its members. It is no doubt a truth that thinking men need to ponder over, because it carries in its train scores of considerations that it be- comes ua to take into account. On the right hand and left we hear of resolu- tions condemning Sir John unspar- ingly, while we hear nota word o£ con- demnation for the reform party in' Que- bec who rode into power on the Riel agitation and who are the sole authors of the cause of this present crisis. It is also painful to know that those loudest in condemnation are in many cases the most ignorant of the whole matter—young men and boys who have not yet scarcely cut loose from their mothers apron strings, and who have secured sufficient education to pass from the second class to the third— men who know no more about the history of the matter and about con- stitutional law than they know about theltieroglyphics on the pillars of Egypt, write out and cause to be published, resolutions condemning Sir John Mac- donald and a score of other prominent men who stood by Canada's Cradle at confederation and whose names will live in history and in the hearts of grateful countrymen. as long as the country lasts and long after their traducers have mingled with the dust from whence they came and their 'naives and graves forgotten. How idle then it is for such boys and men as these, to strive by mishrable mis- representation fanatical ravings to bring down upon this young and rising country the horrors of a race and revenge war. It is worse than idle --it is most mischieveous and disgraceful. Scarsely four years have passed over our heads since we witnessed a most pitiable display of race and creed pre- judices, and to what a pitch of excite- ment it raisid society here. There was not a loyal Canadian in Ontario but added his mite of dennunciation of the French Catholics for their worse than fanatical rantings anent the Ric' exe- cution, and yet to -day right here in en- lightened Ontario we are confronted by just such another reckless display of prejudice as we witnessed then. It is worse, if possible, because with all our ignorance and shorc comings we still stand inferior to the inhabitant ofQue• bee, and yet we say it fearlessly, we are not displaying more judgment nor common sense than they did. For while they could not recognize justice in the execution of one of their race and religion, neither can we, it seems, see that Sir John Macdonald and his Government are not responsible for the evil doings of the Grit Government of Quebec. Now just as the Reform party then seized that opportunity to try to scale the battlements of office, so to -day "they may well laugh" at the Conservative patty who are allowing themselves t,., be eln:tA n aside by these a;,rit,ata.rs, time e breaking our rank eto?,rive than an teg nrtnnity to retrain what they can never regain in a fair field with only ltoi�oxd etetemanlike alt estL 1o, at i What hat Wlod can Cuneorvatit e:; r t - 1, refusing to stent b • ace n,pli5h left ., 1 y the (lr,ternnlent of the day .l They cerr- taiuly can throw in their lot with the enythical "Third Party" or they can stand aside and allow the Reform Governmont under the leadership of a French Canadian' abolish those grievances of which Protestants com- plain. We should bear in mind that we to -day are condemning a Government for being under the heel of Ronne that four years ago won our plaudits for vindicating the law on a rebel, in the face of the most obstinate protest it has ever been the lot of any govern- ment to withstand. I as a Conserva- tive feel proud sir, of the stand you hare taken in the TIMES on this question in trying to show that this is not a ques- tion of race and religion but one of history and constitutional law If religion is going to be the cry let us attack the authors of this mearure and turn our attention from Ottawa to Que- bec, anal also a little nearer lioine to the Piddle School Systerll. of illy. Moult And his t`.tlllegnes---tit t1 oe who lrttt:lstted our Prote';tent bible and fvi:,torl it clandestinely 0 eat (stir lanl,- ..,riool�d tertchers et the dictum of Rome. tut no, we ;ail renal llt 1 F -. tratt'r v of the itL; :'tit:,,, t :'e hey,: IO Iv' ). of cri1r1 L1ir'il.,ntl r•.} !,100 o wi0,4 5...•l *te11 t::.t:Ok tint. 0.O.! t'd�'} t c .C'• ,�t`;' oa theie Rein`sse neon a g,•": r :meet evlr"$11 lttttl nor,.n-liat- ev h1 li,t 'tea ,t. freet • ie., v e SeeMsee, lint .,I e.. ut z. s+i+.1 u.. , lees teLeeesl l l„ ..t .. r01.; titre tlltf t., t t ta.` 4 '." s,t,hi 11e't EY n t.1 ,art' h, tai It rd i iia •- fr,e. rrlsrt trr�I Ir t .•st, '� this question, whose, editorials all along I contained that calm statesmanlike ad, - vire) of the editor of that journal and worthy of the occasion, we notice with regret that in one place in the Eastern part of Ontario the course of the Sentinel has been condemned but we. venture the prediction that those who` have prematurely condemned it, will 7 et be the loudest in their acclamations in its praise, for the noble course pur- sued by it all along the line, though the air is full of clouds and murmuring throateniags of the storm, yet we see occasional glywpses of sunshine in the evidence that people are beginning to recognize the fact that this vexed ques- tion has no place inthe arena of party politics, but should be relegated to the courts for settlement, whither it is hastening with all its speed. Let us one and all see to it that we take no rash steps, make no hasty resolutions, and thus avoid the old adage of acting in haste and repenting at leisure. Yours truly, Pito Boxo PU131.I00. Parkhill, Apr 22nd. 1,1 rmobi: BAss BAtt,—Ata meeting of the "Duet xohlanders" of this village the following officers were elected for the seaspu,—L. Reeding, Captain;'f; Either, Umpire; Sum 3. Latta,Secretary; Ed, Zeller, Treasurer. The boys have had little practice oflate but the little they have had ehows that, they have not entirely forgotten hoer to pitoh and strike a ball, A victorious seas- ou is auticipatod. Ttvinsir-] ounri Clicanni,eeeox,—The eitizena of this village intend getting up a monster celebration on the Queen's birth. day. A oommitte oonsistieg of Messrs. Johnson, Hardy, Zeller, Doan and Sipple has been appointed to see that everything is carried oat eneesssfulty. QS,TUARY, — We regret to record the death of another old and respected citizen,, Gottehalk, who died at his residence on the morning of the 25th fust, lie has been a resident of Zurich for a number of years and leaves a family and many to mourn his loss. Buters.—Mr. Itobt. S.eiubaob, of Goder- ich High School, was home enjoying his Easter holidays.—Mr. Reeding, formerly of this village, attended the funeral of Mr. Gottohalk. Revs, Ortwein and Rouch returned from the conference, Mr. Ort. wein,s next field of 1abos will be at Lido - well. Mr, Hooch will remain, Mr. Yaeger being appointed es laic assistant. ---Miss Mitchell is Visiting friends in Zuurich. Txn repeal of the Scott Act was voted on in heeds and Glenville, on Thursday, the repeal carrying by over 1000 majority. It seems to have lost its old time favor. In Elgin county, the deficiency in the number of petition era for the repeal of the act, it is said, have more than made up, and the second petition will be hung up it the courthouse, St. Thomas, on May 3, when after 10 days it wil be forwarded to Ottawa. Some time ago the U. S., Govern- ment imposed an additional duty on Canadian poultry entering their ports. The Reform press fluttered terribly and claimed it an act of retaliation; and ad- vised the farmers' wives to cease raising poultry. The retaliatory effects of the increased duty have not as yet been felt, for no earlier than last week a very large shipment of poultry across the border was made from London. TRE Brewers' Journal, of London, the recognized authority of the Eng- lish trade, announces the result of the experts' test of Canadian barley as most gratifying as regards the powers of germination ; in one case the per- centage of growing cores was 99 per cent., in another 88 per cent., which would yield malt weighing 39 pounds per bushel, ora value of 28 shillings per quarter of 448 pounds delivered on the Thames. The Journal concludes that the imports will yield an ample margin of profit, and prove of signal utility for blending with English bar- ley. The results of other experts' tests are being submitted to the Dominion authorities. —` Ever and anon the Conservative papers assert that Mr. Mowat uses the Licenses eyrsten for political purposes, and when elwlleneed for p'oof, that they cannot give. they maintain a silence that is pro- found. ;Seine tine ago we showed the untrutbfullness of the assertions, and we challenge proof to the contrary.—Clinton -New Era. Will our confrere explain why Mr. Williams of Dublin, who bad held a license for several years, and who has been hiehly respected, not a word of complaint ever being uttered against hien, has this year been refused a license, and one issued to a Mr. McKenna, a new applicant; To help the New Era out, we might add that Mr. Williams is a Tory and Mr. McKenna a Grit. si To tlta Editor of the 1 ,Teter Times Sitz. --I observed a paragraph in last week's Timis alluding to the wedding cake question, which I considered was very gentlemanly no doubt. However it did not altogether snit my no'ion—there- tore I ani constrained to state that I will give you the whole figures used in solving the problem. Then you or any other competent person can see was it a slip of sty pen or not to give 261S inches as one girls share and not twice her's as was quoted in the paragraph Well when I went to school the contents of a cone were found c,ut as follows. 2‘12x.7854x50-3=523ti which is the whole contents of the cake. Then when my learned friend divides this by two he will find out that I have made two equal Shares of the cake. Now the base of the top part 1 found out to be 15.87 you know in circulation decimals we always lose a little cal ult fon Nowc heving the lese 15 .87 and the parcr i nar39.7 of the top part (which is o full cone) it is easily matte out, viz: -15.8755 x .7854 x 39.- .7+3=2618 if the decimals were carried out. Now as a proof to find the contents of the bottom of the frustrum of a cove add the area of the two ends and the mean proportion between them together x the length and divided by -3 will dive the contents, viz: -15.878 x .7854 179.8084, 202 x .7854 = 314.16 mean proportion between them 249,4 66].2684 x I0.3 the perpendicular divided by 3 will give 2018 in the bottom piece. My learned friend stated in that paragraph that the cube root of 2000 will give the diameter of the base of the top cut, but I consider if he contemplates over it again he will find that is erroneous and will find out that the cube root of 4000. is more correct. Excuse me for this long explanation, as I know all the readers of the Timers admire infellihiilty. Yours most respectfully. ITisellY DOYLE. TOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the natter of the Estate of Thomas inn', Insolve tt, A meeting of the Creditors or the above In- ''cheat 18 hereby convened for Tuesday the ;,isteeenth day or Vey, at ilia bout of 3 e'clork 0 ni at the law afftee of LEWIS & DICKSON Exeter. Duffel 1st Mae, A, D. Ise), WM. LB•,WIS. Asslgnvte, MT: sisereveteseeseesee Crediton. Beu rs.--Mr. A. R. Geiser of Buffalo is at horse for a visit.—Mr. '.Phomas Yearley paid a short visit to Woodstock last week on basiness.—Mr, Chas. Eilber has been confined to his house for the past weak, owiug to illness.— Rey. 11Ir Fife is still on furlough and is not recovering as rapidly as his friends would wish. -Mrs. John Brown is suffering from a severe attaok of influenza.—The polies trustees have distri- buted posters to all ratepayers, containing the statutory Bylaws as regards the fire and pollee protection. A special Bylaw will be added shortly.—The bills for the 24th of May oelebration in Exeter have beep posted here. -111r. D Davis was in town on Tueeday making arrangenents with the band to play at the Roller Rink on the evening of the 24th of May.— Owing to the inclemency of the weather the brick -yards will not oommence oper- atious on the 1st of may as usual. --The flax mill men have sown a large quantity of flax seed this season and are about finished• This means abundance of labor for the laborers. --This (Wednesday) evg, the agent of the Northern Pacific will be in Crediton to give information about the Far West to those desiring it.—Mr. Adam Ilalfday the Indian whose shanty was burned by sumo miscreants a week ago Sunday night, bas returned, and we hear from him that he has not only lost his shanty but nearly all the clothes he and bis wife possessed, and his store of axes etc. Tho mean cowards who did the deed should he discovered, if possible, and should recieve the full benefit of the law. Mr. and Mfrs. Halfday have been in no way offensive while here and have been re spected by all who knew them.— The hotel -keepers have made some alter- ations in their houses owing to the change in the License law.—Mr. W J. Norsworthy has moved into Air. It Baker's house on Williams-st. It seems as if all the Waal, - smiths in town want to live together. There is talk of changing the name of the street and cellin•_ it lileckamitli street. 172 John Dunn, Bronson Line, Stanley, sold a ''Fear Not Chief" colt, a year and a half old to an American buyer for $200. mets J.:Colwell, of Tuckersmitb, refused a handsome sum of $315 for a two. year olrt Filly, sired by McAlpine. A case of general interest was tried at Goderich on Saturday, before the Mayor, John Butler, Esq., and Peter Adamson, J, P., it being the prose- cution of the proprietor of the Goderiah belt Works by Mr. Wm. Johnson, District Inspeotor of weights and Measu,es lielleville, on behalf of the Government, for having packed and sold barrels of salt which did not contain 280 pounds of salt. The evidence of 'Mr. Johnson was that in six places barrels of salt sold by this firm were from aboat fifteen to sixty pounds under tee standard. The de- fendant pleaded guilty, and on his promising to have all the salt which bad been seized, about 500 barrels, re -packed so as to weigh the standard quantity, the prosecution withdrew the five alditional charges. The de- ferident was lined $10 end costs as a result of this officer's visit. Early Saturd•ty morning fire broke am on the Britanne out the large e b g Road, belonging to Sheriff Gibbons, and destroyed a large quantity of hay, straw and grain, together with a num. ber of vehicles and two horses. There is an insurance of $,500 on the build- ings and $500 on the stock, which will not cover the loss. The fire work of an incendiary. NOTICE • The Shareholders of the Exeter Salt Works Co., will . please take notice that the enured meeting of the above company mill take place at the Town Hall, Friday evening, May 31, 18S9, . T. B. CARLING, Secretary, Exeter, April 29th, 1889. 046 ROYAL P9iAE4itil Aoroternvvo , FARM FOR SALE. Ninety mires—Lot 0, con, 2, in Stephen towesbi , Huron 00„ over 70 force cleared of whic1t60 acres are in grass and in first-class condition. ITalf mile from Centralia. Good brick house and out. buildings, Must bo sold. For further particulars apply to MA'1'T1I W MOItLOOK, 3 mos, Crediton .i:'. 0. SALESMEN Wanted,—Good salaries or commission paid to the right mon to sell our choice and hardy varieties of nursery stock. Now is the time of the year to engage. None but honest and uprigttt men need apply, do not delay if you deeide to join us, as delays are danger ns. Apply with re- ferences, MAY I313$T1L1BSI, Nurserymen, Itochester, N, Y. To Advertisers A list of 1000 nems tapers divided tato TAT1ES AND MOTIONS will bo sunt on p pito, t len—PREF,. To those wee want their advertising to nay we can offer no better medium for thorough and effective work than the various sections of ou• Select Local Dist G830. I', ROWELL Aa Cl]„ Newspaper Adverts sing Bureau I l : uce street, New Toil( ICXV,PMN MILLS. NEW IMPROVEMENTS. D,n. McLean in thanking his customers' for their liberal patronage, wishes to inform them and the publte in general that he, has re- fitted the Grist Milian(put in now improve- ments, and having secured the services of a thoroughly competent miller, is now better prepared than ever before to turn out a good quyhty or Flour. Flour and Feed, O r nmeal and Oatmeal kept constantly on hand. Chop- ping only eo per bag, Don't forgot the old stand. I will also be prepared to attend to all Custom Sawing. D. R. MaLBAN. Kippen. Eyes Tested FREE _ Ab S— IMMURE,—&—Y, Practical Optician, Graduate Optic School N.Y. Eyes tested'; defective sight restorodby the aid of fine glass^s. Large assortment of the finest glasses on hand. A call solicited. A S- avrtriesmoseene, .0,1 1samC1K1t2omse13-ST Loudon. BRICK AND TILE FOR SALE. Any quantity of brick and tile of all sizes for sale at the 4FOATZ BRICK YARD, Crediton. First-class brick.'t$4 per Thou- sand. Tile CJr;: spondingly C._t.e- p. The creditors have e 6 , • -Mfr. Moats to look after the sale of th - ad tile, and he will be found in the yara i n . times. Next year the yard will bo run by Mr. Moatz as usual. .._ _ Credifon.3 tnuary 15th, 1889: N T1 -1E1 HICTR COURT OF JUSTICE; CHANCERY DIVISION. In the matter of lot nunber 10 abett- ing on the southeast boundary of the township of lsborne, in the county of Huron. Notice is hereby given that John Ilanna and. William Hanna, both of the township of Usborne, in the County of Ifuron, farmers, have made an application to toe Chancery Division of the high Court of Justice fora certificate of title to the above mentioned Property, under '"TheAet for Quieting Titles to Real kstate in Ontario" and have produced evidence whereby they appear to he the owners thereof, in fee free from all encumbrances ex- cept the terns and conditions of the last will and testament of the late William IIannaJr., deceased, and also except a certain mortgage now on said lands, dated the .18th November, II A.D.IcIrar, 7.d- 808, made 'by 'Wiliam Hanna to one George P. Jones, and assigned to one itobert Wherefore any other personhaving or pre- tending to have any title to, or interest in said lands, or any part thereof, is required, on or before the seventh any of ditty, now next onsuing,tofile a statement of his claim verified by affidavit, in my office at the City of Stratford, and to serve a copy on the said John Hanna and William Hanna or on 'W. Cavan Mosoript, their solicitor, at bis office in the town of St. Olary's,in the county of Perth, and in default every such claim will be barred and the title of the said John Manna and William Manna become absolute and inde- feasable at law and in equity subject only to the reservations mentioned in the 26th sec- tion of the said net, and therein numbered A. I3.O. D. L. and F. and to the charges and en- umbrances herein before eel out, 1) . }1 Llzana, Before° of Titles ti, Stratford Date) day of April, A. D.1889. YON k ,R . .W T .. e Builders& Contractors Shop one door oast of Parsons' ami th shop. Manufacturers of Sanies, andl3linds• Buildi:.gscontractedfor. o estimates and specifications f urnished t" quired, From their past experience in thebuilding line thoyguarantee satisfaction. All work done with promptness and dispatch, Season- edlumberalways on hand. Will. DAVIDSON. JOHN DAVIDSON. MoneyA�wSavod Money ��tC�.erte 6a a Goods, Goods! Good. Value New Goods, New Prices, EVERYBODY SMILES. Our spring and summer stock is now complete, every department being replete with goods purchased at the best houses— selected with care, :Everything fresh,. Intlress•goorls our array is equal to any in town -ad the rawest shades end colors —and are sold. rat prices positively lower than any. Please, examine :them and' lin convinced, ,In every other elepartanant we offer as good value for es little money, i?rotlueo fake)) at the highest inarltet PI tees. Roller Flour nlmll}'4 on 11aIi(1, for male, A Cali ;:oliehed. 3% P."(loss, �r ila 1 (1. StC>I't' .%!i��' , ?i'�a�1,, 3.' 1'• .ei?tn: a OFREE `7 "int; 03 her 0051 alto ,i .n t (p.;' Moattral, OUR FIRST WORT) IS- 311R,GAIN And all from a practically unlimited line of Bright, New Styles for Sprirto and Summer. Facts and Figures convince all comers that we offer the opportunity of the season in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hat, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Clothing,Fu.rnish- in Goods, Notions, &c. This stock is made upof the trulynew, the really nice � y.; and the thoroughly genteel, in styles and fashions; The LOWEST PRICES yet named; For equal value you can't do bettor anywhere, than at CARING, BROS. Not in prices," for you can't go lower than the lowest; Not in quality, for you can't get better •than the best; Not in Quantity, for you can't get more than the most. OUR LAST VW RD iS, BAHGAINS! CATLING BROS. —EXETER— ?Eno D Bgm 1'or Finely Finished Photos of all sizes, from small album size to 11x14 from life, try He has 1so an elegant display of Photo- graph Frames Sizes : 8x10, 1.x'4 nnl'4x17. AT "RICES It wi 1 be c the advan age of th having pictures :0 frame to examine his stock of Piotere Mou di.ig. GGetprices be ur•cilas ng where. JOS. Si -i' NJ) ,r txallery Ouposit;: Post Oiuc^. Domitipala ,,r.„4141,cr HEADQU4.11,TAMS FOR Pure Drugs, Patent Medi- cines Dye -stuffs, Perfumery a• Toilet Artie! School Book s and Stationary, Photo Frames, Albums, Purses, etc. Cigars Pipes, and Tobacco. Also a large assortment of Toilet and Bath Sponges always on hand Prescriptions carefully pre -- pared from. the purest Drugs, Remember the place, Sign, GOLDEN MORTAR, Main St., J , fl ., Notice to Contractors. c • enders will bo received, up to the 1fMay, 1889, by the undersigned, 'ration of the cut at Grand Bend, of the river Aux Saubie, and ,tay000k's creek. to state the estimate for each ratoty. Plans and Specifications can bo sCM at II. Eilber's office, Crediton. Tho 1 owest or any tender notnecessarity accepted. Work net to bo commenced until the liability of the townships concerned is tested. Plans andspeciffcation are in the possession of the Counoils of McGillivray, West Williams and Bossmgnet. The work will commence and terminate at a date to be hereafter agreed upon. Tho engineering was done by 13.. Coad. Esq., Gloeaoe. The proposed out is about 81 rods long, average depth 20 ft., bottotn'width 80 fu The river dredging is about 208 abates, Soft. wide. at variabio'clept 1. Tenders to stet eon outside(Tenderfor G.B. and addressed re C. PROUTY.'lay, P 0, Out. By orclar of the township of Stephen. N. B, -Sonority will be eegnircil for coins pletion of work. Assignee s Notice. In the matter of the 'estate of Thonme 511115, 1lipilVt•'11t Cro,litoipi of t',lio r)x,var ostnte aro hereby. �a�ftio6 tlln.t I have leemerr'il net to eosin of tharecnihts n111 expe.liili(nrrs llonetn rail Vett the Snail tubo Li inn;, t t tail. nt-the orate) of I,owis 11, Dick son,11'tr,iete t t: Ct t'r. All ciafina ormfn4l; the said estate' tune!: Im riled >reveri;s' t•eon . d, whit inn or with 111' solicitor Ale, lili•t'nen. OR or 17.•ta,ro tier Oral day 1' Dt` i,i,.1),lrlo ' Teesers. Aoril!,uon, Detail April.,t°� l;1•iii':ti Piny, (f0:1t'ar;. 'With hl'i Wilri dyes,, ,Show eacnscs 'u1i:. mouse cecirrrilcnf 11.(111Ty equal to that entta0c1 ivy (Ito int o,ln anon of fl:, i tehtere ennui nod pure 11111 1s le, imposed (:,•:,es !.t ter 1 r' t .d',lv' ' 1 iti+1i11;,v ill eye t;t:)s �olic� To rarniers ' --CALL AT THE— Montreal General Store I am wanting any amount of turkey and geese tail and wing quills. —FOR SALE :— Ladies' and Children's Boots & Shoes. Ladies' and Children's Rubbers, Ladbliuesed, ' 13nbbers and hosiery com Ready-made clothing, Flannels, Underwear Top Shirts and Cardigans, firgans and Pianos, Sewing Mashlnes Um'eli i g (louse for sale or to rent, oppoa- c to 1 hal! Give me r call Before purchasing `vhe''e T. DEARING. ,111 .abeth street, south of James-st Meth rurele WILL CURE OR RELIEVE. BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, DYSPEPSIA DROPSY INDIGESTION() FLUTTERING JAUNDICE, OF THE HEART, ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF' SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, DRYNESS HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN, And every species of disease arising • from disordered LIVER E' ;. XZDNYS, STOM_ACR, BOWED ".BLOOD. '�. MILBURI o 017,. ,-''rgcg ma DR. Washington, Throat & Lung Surgeon, Of Toronto, will be at the. Central Ho tel, Exeter, TlartrEt. ,:MAY till truth 5 o'clock. Oatarrh,Bronehitis,tlstbe, Consumption, ete, permanently and effectually mired. A few Prominent Testimonials of Permanent Cures Mrs. John McKay, Kingston, Ont., Catarrh and Oonsumption. John McKalvet Juin ston,Ont„catarrh. Mrs. A. flopping, Kingston, Ont., Broncho Con tum ption. Mr..l3•Scott,Kingston, Ont„ Catarrh, head and throat. Read W. II. Storey's. Original Testimonial': Catarrh Throat Cured. Listen to W It Storey, Esc(,, of the firm of W If Storey .5 Son, Acton, Glove Manufactur- ers, also President Manufacturers' Aesoeiation of Canada. De, W.tslitSt rox, 215 Yonge-st., Toronto,. Dean Sut.-1assure you I fool grateful for the ratheal euro you have offeetect in my throat trouble. end though 1dislikehaving mineine appear in cotneetion with the tost,imon• al bus- itless,yet,havingregardl for those who are similarly affected, as well as having a desire to reengnizo tit eresult s e your tretttnient Inieke a departure sn thi'r•tec. Prior to my acquaint?. mine with ynit,I '‘ni sulfured for two years frmn repos ted,. ; 1101(8 01 0,1! rrl n.1 sOre throat 05011 inceeedi1 , ita.ok being morn prolonged atuivnlent'her the fernier. Atthosetiniest htie1 v,11' (( et coughing, and would d10- alio r -e large rtur,ali{.tioa Of Illnils ne,' reeling ala ruled I s1 1111.1 th (Most uicdieiil skill avail-' nintltulilie n unfelt -rioted Spcote] ist,and took rtliiio t el -Tilling. known to utcdfeino 11r ideal ex nt;iisrticlo of t eliof, Last N)+1'irtt. 1 lretitte Er rope. I be cleanSo did tno Rood, hut oil 111y rerun) the olt! tlroolo Wee :re- newed. 'tpetheelle ittloertisrd'to visit this i. plant';,Tlhonr,htliroule.eoYisultsoti eithougll •Iricml'essilbnot 'ruoh1opts nfroe 'sineeny, lenient. llowe yen, I te,i1 fnvursb!;, mpredsed ithyo it nailer nod rasalrett rtivo'your trenemeet11 Irinl (1.,,re,11111 nnl,hyto 1111'1r1301 10n (•t,111T•100 C 'tyle so inns. cltutti'th i141( 1, i4rl:r 111 Fly4t sof ilii,i tuv friaud>, From 10ref r o ,r med- !eine ,r.en led adapt ad to to cn•.i,n11d11 of, 614twnmot, IIrnronl,,r.lytvnli,and terve e o rent11ttu d, through the f,teai.' 1) of nvorahlc tr•rten,i .13,01. 14144,4,,! 111,rri1' to mak() 'vllatltr'ptn1111';i r,i6thl,lotirr11z1(1 1` ?+1111n 1 ' 111,41 c,i eerwerene on,, !t' ,,, rr,1 '01110 ,to i r , , r, kc, 1111svory 1'0'413- 01,` sere is Ilse. 11r.'TT T 0