The Huron News-Record, 1892-05-04, Page 2.,11940.160.411aNisrpNWOMONMIJIMIMPSIVIVAIMPNWC
Catarrh
IS a blood disease. Until the poison is
1 expelled from the system, there can
be no cure for this loathsome and
dangerous malady. Therefore, the only
effective treatment is a thorough course
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla—the best of all
blood purifiers. The sooner you begin
the better ; delay is dangerous.
"I was troubled with catarrh for over
two years. I tried various remedies;
and was treated by a number of physi-
oians, but received no benefit until I
began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me of
this troublesome complaint and com-
pletely restored my health."—Jesse M.
oggs, Holman's Mills, $. 0.
"When Ayer'e . saparilla was rec-
ommended to me for catarrh, I was in-
clined to doubt its efficacy.
Having
tried so many remedies, with little ben-
efit, I lead no faith that anything would
euro me. I became emaciated from lose
of appetite and impaired digestion. I
had nearly lost the sense of moll, and
my system was badly deranged. I was
about discouraged, when a fiend urged
the to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re-
ferred me to persons whom it had curd
of catarrh. After taking half a dozen
bottles of this medicine, I am convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood."
—Charles H. Maloney, 113 River et.,
Lowell, bass.
Ayer's Sarsapariiia,
PREPAznrn nr
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle.
Tia Huron News-Recora
.50 a Year. -$1,25 In Advance
is't'ddnetdav, X1rty 4t!t, 1892
Milburn'( Cod Livor 0i1 E nulst,tn wi'h
wiC Cuetry:sea Hvpophi,t,phite8 is th.,
surest and beet our. for coughs, rnlds,
hnarspness, bronchitis and asthma,
Price 50, and $1 00 per bottle.
—A tell grin) received yesterday
from Halifax, .N. 8 states the court
had decidt d !hitt the petition ageing
the return of Sir Juhn Thompson is
dismiesed.
Milburn's Cod Liver 01 Enrulsiou
teeth W 11 Cherry and tlypnphnsphites
combines the curative powers of the
1 eel ore! remedies tnentioned in the meet
per'e'et and pala'ablo form, Price 50,
end $1.00 per bottle.
--It • is said that calves two or
three days old are killed in consid-
numl.ers at Cnmpbellford,Ont., and
the carcasses sent to Montreal to be
nlnde into boneless 'turkey.
The sup truer nitre. of Ayer'a Cherry
Pesters/ es nu anodyne expectorant is
due te a skilful u•'mbivaeion of the most
p)werfel ingredients. No'Iliug like it
has (v -r born atie•mpted in , harmacy,
and, its sun •ese in the eure of pulurooary
complaints is unpareltt,led,
—Thu Litghnm gold urine in
Pelment towu•ship, hustings county,
• i, yielding at the rate of $10 pee
tut, and the colnp,tny are prl'pariug
fur extended operations.
It more ay differ in opinion as to the
cause of that feeling of languor and fa.
tical, so prevalent in the spring ; but all
agree as to what is the best remedy for
it, namely, Ayer's Sarsaparilla; it makes
the weak strong, and effectually removes
that tired feeling.
—It is reported that Mr, S. R
Ilesston will be dropped by the
Co us eevatti•vesee f.,N oren....Pe r h and ..
Mr. David Scrimgeour of Stratford
nominated to. oppose Mr. Grieve in
the poutling bye -election.
NO MORE BOTHER.
GENTLEMEN, - I have used Hagyarde
Y Low 011 for eny chilblains and it cured
teern. 1 have never been bothertd
with th 10 since.
Er•.tatt KisowN, Victoria, 13. C.
—John Lowe, a farmer of Sun•
b:t•y county, N. B., accidently out
o,d a big too while using an axe
atusing death in less than half an
h u •. Deceased is said to have
been about flftyfive years old, and
leaves a largo family.
IT 18 ,with the utmost confidence in the
re•sttt than the manufacturers of the
"Myrtle Navy" tobacco ask all who ha.o
n ,t tried it do so. The thousands sato
nave already done so are living witnesses
of ire excellence, and are unanimn,rs in
the ver.11et which they give in its favour.
—E humid Gaynor, of lot 2, con.
f, E'n>n, passed away at the great
i ge of 101 years. Deceased wait sl
lottlVfl of Kerry, Ireleed, and heed
it resident of the locality for upw. rds
of 10 yearn. Very f••w live to wit
nems the slteris t /illi/ nomad of a
century. The interment veins mels,
ill this It U. cemetery at Iri,htow•u.
TURN THEM RASCALS OUT.
1% , ref••r to ouch reseals as dyspepsia,
b .d hi rad, billiuusuess, constipation, sick
heudec le, etc., infesting the human sys-
tem. T:rn them out awl keep them out
Lv tsu,q [turdock /flood Bitters, the ma -
to foe to disease, which invigorates,
tt nee end strengthens the entire system.
Detective Mnlo, of Montreal, has
seeceeelerl in unearthing A revolting
state of affairs at St. .1 )hn'e, (due„
anti in cunsequence five prominent
eine one a lawyer, end another
an employe of the lace' government
have been arrested, brought before
Jus:ice Loupret and remanded for
trial. It is alleged that the prison-
ers were in the habit of enticing
bop; into a rendrzvons known
locally se the Fishing Rod clnh and
that oets grossly immoral were there
carried on.
AN ENTERPRISING HOTEL MAN.
It i4 stated that a hotel map lo Tor-
onto has posted up e not(ua stating that
all dummy at hie place whit use Iluid•,ck
Blood /titters tu tout) up their appetite
and strength, will be ehtioed
oent extra. We du not know h..w tau •
it ie.
--A'm important amendment just
made to the Ontario Lieenso Law is
that which stipuhtt'•a that a dealer
who sells to an.hattitual drunkard,
after proper notice mot to do so,
will be imprisoned.
Mrs. John McLean writes, trite H.r
lie Island, Out, March 4, 1830, 81 fol -
Iowa : "I have been egreat eutferur from
neuralgia for the bast 1.11110 years, but be.
lag advised to try St. Jacobs 011, eau
nowheartily endorse it es being a moat
excellent remedy for thie cemptalnt, eta I
have beeu greatly benefited by its use."
—Robert Cameron, who livee
about three tittles from Renfrew,
Ont., walked into the village yester-
day afternoon. Returning home,
when oe the outskirts of the village,
he was overtaken by a Shan with a
buggy, whotn lie asked fur a drive.
Soot after taking his Heat 111 the rig
the driver heard a gurgling noise
and on looking at Cameron caw that
his face ked become livid. '1'his
was followed by a deathly pallor and
a moment afterwards the 111411 was
dead. The cause was attributed to
heart failure,
SEV1ii( YEARS' SUES Eh 1N(4,
(igeeLxxeee,—I had .suffered very
ninon from infixmmatory rheumatism,
Will.% through wrong treatment left
toy runuing sores on ley hands and
fent. With terse 1 suffered for seven
years, during which time I had neither
shoe nor wetting on. I commenced us-
ing 13, R. It, externedly and internally,
ustug the pills also, and I can say now
that the Bores are entirely cured, and
have beeu for some time I believe the
bitters were the means of seeing my
life.
MRs. ANNIE Baan,
Crew son's Cornets, Acton P. O,
Oat.
—Edward Deaton, of 'Brantford,
belongs to the category of fools who
monkey with loaded revolvers.
,Saturday night he pointed a revol-
ver at Williaw harper with the
words, "Keep back, or I'll blow
your brains out." harper stepped
toward Denton and knocked his aril
aside, It was followed by a dis-
charge of what appeared to he a
firearm of reels kind. lleutou
then ren for itis home. At the po-
lice court this morning he was eas-
•eseet! .$20 for his tomfoolery.
1.`olasltmlttiten Cured.
An old phystehin, retired from p444041 1, having
had )440' d Lt hi. bands by an kart India miASiun-
ar, 1114 formula .11.1 snnple v,•ge141.1e remedy for
ttre.predy,,n.' permanent cure ,4f t'un)mnptinn,
!tr"nchili+, a'rb, A4 tuna and all !brow, and
',nog:1rT.,:tion-, also a positive and radie.41 caro
t"' N,:, van• hebdf'y stud al! Nnryuts Cont feints,
a6,•r h4e1p.) hosted tar w ind...Hot curative p1ots•+.
to tilssatol .1 dares, heti telt it his duty 01 make
0 known to 41, 44(1101,19v Gd'nws. Actuated by this
motive n'ol a drain,, to rcileva h rurgrn snfiering, 1
Will sone hes of .her•_ -, to all „hc dn.ire i,, this
reiion, in german, Emits), or English, with full
dir.criens for preparing and using. `ent by moll
I.y a+bl •'04in5 with stem nnuing }hie paper.
W.A. Nora', 81e PerWrro' IJlaek, RochrvtCr, \'.Y.
651)--y
—At a recent auetiorl sale on the
ferny of John Fortune, cot). 2, Tuck
ersmial, „one Mare was sold for
$100, but she ons I)lenn.ished And all.
other was led in nt $155. Grade
cows went as high as $82, and a cow
with celf at foot brought $01., A
three-ye'r-01d grade heifer brought
$54, annul two-year.oli steers $901per
'tell'. •,•,:�',(tl!:Qt ir,o l,t;lAl..g1t-,.IJII,'.lt
,Sa
el, and mkt ep averaged about $23
i,er p A binder sold for $80 ;
t nineteen year old wagon bought
$27, and a cultivator that bad been
ran for several years sold for $1.75
more than it cost when new, whiter
a sot of horness bouglgt:ethl•se•eyf set's ebind
cent
only
twin
the
be
If b
Can
:DETERMIN.1";O SUJOIDE,
A BELLLVILLE IIU'tCt*Est HANGSDIM.SELF IN i11S SLA LG IF1 LittlttUSL^,
13ellt+villi•, April 2h). --A elite:Icing
oasts of suicide occurred this 11101111011.1..lot'
,rig bet teere, mine and ten o'e'oek,
when Peed 11,'ntett, aged tweuty-
nix, sou of the late ISN. Bennett,
butcher,. en4ulitteej suicide by bang,
himself hiself in his slaughterhouses,
•thick is just beyontl the N('ster'rl
Unlit of the city, near I be agi ieuaur-
al Show ground. An eveunie pity er
gives the following particulars;
At about ten o'eloek tliiri morn'
ing a lad namedFred Ktietigbeil,
aged eight, was pasai l : the slaugh•
terhouse of the lute It. N. 11cnuett,
butcher, which is situated on a int a
shortdistance west of the agricultur
al building, wbott his maw a roan
haegiog froma rope in the interior
of the I)aih!irg, 1Ie ran a short
distance to a field where his father,
I{. l(liungltril, aid a 141114 114t1100
F1'1,11 Smith were w"r•kin 1 ami re-
ported what he had eeen. 'Choy
went to the place as quickly es
poesible, and wore horrified to find
that what the ltd batt stated was
only too true. Suspended in mid•
air was the lifeless forte of Fred
Bennett. The tenfurtunate young
clan had, frotn appearatees, taken
every precaution to make the 411.
tempt a successful one. A hemprope of lislf an in"1 in thickness had
been fartet-id to a block, the latter
being attached to a rafter iu the
center of the Baru. After leaking
a noose, and placing it erected 11ie
neck, he jumped from a loft., in
which was stored hay, to the floor
Milo
The (its'•
ill/lee eyes k})wUt
eight fent six itiehes, andwhen the
rope wile taut his feet ern only
some four or five inches from the
floor. The drop was of saflicir'nt
height to have broken the stack, but
ouch was not the case, '1'118 knot
had been carefully made and placed
under the right ear,
BINDING TWINE.
Mr, Watsou, AL 1': for Marquette
moved in the Uunliniun Parliamenton 'Tuesday night to have bulling
twine placed on tea free list. Vir-
tually this 18 the thin null of the
wedge of reciprocal trade with the
/;cited Status, If binding twinebe placed on tin frau 1is), why not
nits ether ulsnonto! ured article, and
why not break down the evtllotst
tariff tat once? Bet., of course, MF
Watson and Mr. //cluck, who took
n prominent part in the debate for
free binder twine, thought they
land a strung case, inaatnuoh as swine
of the Patrons of Husbandry in
M8nitobn hast petitioned for this,nnd
also the Secretary of the Dominion
CIhad expressed a (similar de•
sire. Bet it is quite evident that
no petition was presented to the
Government from Buy aut11o1•itative
source by Dither of them bodies,end
if thste tvere, it is well known that
they do not represent the majority
of farmers., The truth is the farm-
ers in Canada have bought binding
_tw n,e,ssl?.ec�{aLty set �u,mnler, ea
as cheaply Its it was purchased for in
the United States. According to
quality twine retailed at from 7 to
i1 cents, per pound and these are
about the figures, that ruled in the
United States. The statement that
ing twine is cheaper by three
s a pound in the latter country
applies to the highest quality of
e here and the Iow.est quality in
United States, and there would
fully that difference in Canada.
inding ,twine can ba bought in
arta for 7 and 8 cents a pound, no
oue who knows anythingaboutprices'
would Hey that it could be bought
in the United States for 4 and 5 cents
because such is not the case. Be.
cause a high tariff is placed against a
in article it does not naturally
w that- the consumer of this
of goods pays thb duty, unless
article is imported, and even
a rebate is often allowed by the
go • seller equivalent 'to the
tat of the duty. And in thocase
ding twine, whether the duty is
r cent. or 50 per cent, it does
ecessarily increase the price of
I'tie'e here, for they do not de -
upon a foreign article. This
ng twine can he mn•)ufactured
eaply in Canada as any country
e world, as last summer's prices
testify.
ago for S32, sol,/ for $31,50. T11(1
sale realized $1,800,
Anoint, 'r0 MOTttt.ae, Are yon disturbed nt
night and broken of our rest by a sick child
whoring and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth n
If en send at once and gut a bottle of "Mrs.
Wiaelnw's Soothing Syrup" for Children Teeth
lug. Its value to tuealeulable. It will relieve
the poor littte sit 7eror immediately. Depend upon
it., mothers; there ie no mistake about it. It
sore.. Dysentery and Dinrrbma, regulates the
etnmeeh and bowels, cures Wind Collo, softens
•the gems, rein"es inflammation, and gives tone
le
Soothing Syrup" rgy the
„1. 0hildren'teethiog•im pleasant
t, .he trade and le the prescription of one of the
0(41,.440 ,uu1 best female physiolane and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all druggist's
t'troughmrt the world. Price 25 email a bottle.
Ile stirs end ask for '•!1f,t3• WI V.Lew'9 S0)TtlISO
4vacr,"and 1040 no other kind. 658y
GIVES U1' THE PULPIT FOR
HORSES.
The Rev. J, W. Arney, pnstor of
the Dlethod181 church at Saranac,
:,rich., (shocked his congregation
yesterday by announcing his lotire-
meut from the pulpit,
He will devote his entire atten
Lion to breeding and training lis
horses, end will indulge in horse
trots and matinees to his heart's
couteut without fear of the Aletho-
dist Conference, Twice he hes
been on the aat'pet before the coin
ferenco for his horsey inclinations
in 1890 ho was scored for ofciating
aR tnesterofeel einem les at a speeder's
matinee, and agein last year he was
rebuked. The. fact lhnt he con -
II noted sncaesvful revivals and that
his collections were far above the
IVOrago did not extenuate his offense,
but he was told that if he persisted
in cultivating horses he must re-
tire.
FTo owns six promising colts and
gives occasional matinees to show
their speed and help the Sale of
his horses. He will hold revivals
in the winter, bet they will not
interfere' with his horses. Ile
gave a matinee last Saturday end
hes advertised another for next
Saturday.
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folio
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them
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in th
fully
—Mr. A. M. Pulley, of Goderieh
shipped from Stratford recently a
ear load of horses to Alichigsn. It
was As fine n lot of horses as left
Stratford for many It itis. The
ani nays were all purchased in the
vicinity, prices paid ranging from
$80 to $140.
—County of Wentworth Trees.
rarer, .lohn Stock, thinks he hit the
weather pretty correctly when he
predicted cold and dry weather for
April.-- "We will have cold winds
until wit lino' rain, and we won't
have gnorl warm reins nidi/ the
next moon," ons his prediction thin
morning. The nit xt meanie r, week
off yet.
, UANAD V. THE UNITED
STATES.
A CAtQeolee wile ties INVESTIGATED
GIVES HIS OPINION.
Wallace Graham, formerly of
Windsor and Parkhill, Out , writes
a letter front Uhieago tu the Wiud-
sor Record, from which the follow -
nag is taken
"The rural people nue accts ou
the traits i11 those (dates are nut
nearly as well dreesud or 88 'troll.
porous• luokiug as those met with in
Canada. Nur are the villages and
LLOYDS Its thrifty iu appo.traucu.
The reasons are expensive • living
caused by a high turllf and high
excise duties. It 5'usin nearly twice
es much to provide for the fatally,
while the returns for the labor of
the producer cru only a smell per
ceutage higher. bur Itletaueo :
The suit of clothes which I used to
buy fur $30 iu Canada cult ate $50
to $60 here. My wife who usett to
get her d('es.iee made fur from $0 to
$15 in Uauatla, pay'8 from $20 to
$33 hare. That is fur the mere
!lltlkiltg. El1LCl'tu111111Cnte that It
Canada coat 011e 25 04,nte t0 attend
costs 50 Henle here. YOU pay twice
us 1111101 fur you) 1anudry wutic hero
It
+!H you do in CtA(le, •Your Jray•
aglt • you rent, ,your medical attend.
[ince, your whieltey—even to your
contribution to the pour—nearly all
the details of ordinary expenditure
—cost you very much inure, The
farrier liuds his blacksmith, and hie
carpeutel', and his dry goods, and
his clothing, and all other b'itle front
25 to 50, and even 100 per cent
'higher theta he would have to tiny
iu Uauadtt, while the price of his
pfoduetre and lie labor 18 mils 011'
hanaod by a tuucleetnaller percent-
age. This is why tho.fariner iu this
ouuutty is not as well o11', does,nut
dices as well, or live in as good a
hetne, as he duce iu Canada. They
have hare all the beuelita of annexa
tiuu, bet 1 venture to say, beeauao I
have traveled much through Ohio,
Illinois's, Michigan and westo>n
states, that in no state went of \Ilt:lli
gen can you (inti as well (118e8.•d
and honest fa meta and farmers'
wives, 8008 stud daughters, 88 y00
find iu Canada today ; despite the
'McKinley bill. These people I ons
speaking of, havo all the benefits of
aonexotion and are nut as prosper
nus and they have not tie twiny of
the comforts .of life as Canadian
farmers )lave,”
THE INr1'ELLIGENCE GIRL,
Sl171 WASN'T 'r SUI'T'ED 11.11'11 TUE Pf.AC1,;
1'U 11'tllUII
SUE WAS SENT.
She at .into.the Office, lour,••
lug like the champion lady per
former at the sltating-riult, say's the
Detroit Free PIe83, and the little
Ulan behind the counter hustled
forward to wait on her.
"You get places fur girls?" she
inquired, setting the furry trim-
mings of her coat all a -flutter. "Yost
mut! 1 Du you want a second girl
or one fur general houcework,lnum9
I've some girls cooling iu this morn•
ing. I expect one from the noun try
every minute. "That's ole," said
the girl at the counter, giving her
furs another lluttt>r. "Lend, mum
—miss, I thought you was a II/ f88US
.10041n.' , for .a,goi51.,' i il,ThS,'..nri)1:1Q•.,-
ed mall. "I'm a girl luokiug for a
• place—not much miens in mine,
though. Now, you send mo to a
good place, and here's your dollar."
"An' here's your place," arid the
man, giving 'thee number, "You'll
find them 0. K. 'Their girl got
married, •so they want a now one,"
"What kind of a house is it?" asked
the girl. "Go an' see for yourself,
mien," was the curt answer.
And she went. At noou she
rang the bell of a house on Alexand-
rine avenue, and when the mistr se
opened the door she auuounced ht r
self: 'r' I'm the new girl." "Come
right in. I'm so gild you've, come.
We haven't got a loaf ofe bread in
the house." "I'm not expected to
do the baking, am I1" halted the
girl- "Didn't you do that in your
last place?" "I never lived out be.
fore." "Oh, you'll soon leatu,f
said the lady, encouragingly, 1'11
show you°myself. You can wash, I
suppose?" "You don't expect No
to do the washing, do you?" asked
the girl, setting her furs in violent
motion. "Nell, I euppoee I can do
that myself," answered the lady
ironically ; "perhaps you wouldn't
object to washing the dishes;
"Why, I iris away from home to
get rid of washing dishes 'cause the
hot water chaps my hands." "Play
I ask what you can do ?" "Oh! I
don't mind sweepin' and helpin'
to make the beds and settin' the
table, But 7 don't think I'll suit.
There ain't no electric lights in the
house, 1s there 1" "No." "Tile
doctor says gas isn't good for mo
eyes. How many times a week can
I go out?" '`Just once. There is
the door. I wou't detain you an•
other minute," answered the lady,
indignantly. The little man at the
intelligence office had just buried
his nose in a newspaper, when a
flutter of fur announced the return
of the girl from the country. "The
ideal" she exclaimed 1 "they expect-
ed me to wash and bake like a
bound slave. Ain't yon got a place
where the girl won't linen to do
Ruch things? Ef ye win"t., you ran
give me back my dollar," She got
the dollar.
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r
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THE LEADING UNDERTAKER AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR."' TE
Opposite Town Wall,
Cliuton, Ont.
Established 1350,
ilii
ARE THE
WATCHES!
.P'u!tlrtn+, 1•P�in, 1111noi+, Co1nulbus, Scth
'rhomns, and Rockford -new modal.
!tV'r%O these maker in 6.0.1 and stem winders
Also pendint act watches.
J. BI DG'LLCOMi3F, CLINTON.
ON.
Lahr fs Starali Enamel.
mtJr•
ie au article worthy of every lady's
attenti.m.
1f you want to save time and rhbor, buy a
box,
it y on want your ironed clothes to look neat
and cleat ,ld to fast much longer, bey a box.
if you want. the starch t.oattay in the cic.the
on the lino in spite of rain or frost, buy a box,
If you want everything to Ionic tike new, suvh
lie shirt bosom., collars, cuffs, Ince curtains, rte.,
buy a hot.
idrEvery Storekeeper keeps it now, end where
the merchant does not keep it wo want a lively
agent to represent ns.
Manufactured by
W. J. LOSS
51•—tt
Holntesrille.
f ic>r"0� C;�TRAY STOCK ADVER
t... TISEM%NTS inserted in Tia
Naus Itncor,, et low rates. The law
Snakes it compulsory to advertise stray stook
If you want any kind of adecrtising you will not
do better than Did) an 'ews•rteaeord.
THE WALES HOTEL,
ALPI1It'r•ST, NORTH, CLINTON,
The undersigned has emitted the proprietorship
of the *bore Dotal. The premises nee being re-
fitted Find first class accommodation can always
he hen for man and beast. 'l9ee bar is supplied
with only Elie best Ale Liquor, Civet's, d.c,, and
speri,,l attention will tilso he given to the dining
room department. There 1s excellent stable
accommodation The pntron.yre of the general
public is respectfully solicited. 084.2m
JOHN T. LEE, - PROPRIETOR
THE CELEBRATED
Idem Wastcr$
03‘)anci wringer.
TIIE BEST IN THE MARKET
Machines Allowed on Trial
am also agent for all -
All AgrienItnral Implements
Warerooln opposite Fair's Mill.
can and see ere.
J. B. WEIR, CLIFTON
—Mrs, Peel Cleave, oue of the
oldest settlers of southern Manitoba,
died on Sunday Inst. Deceased be-
longed originally to Huron, Ont.,
where she has relatives.
— Mrs. Jane Clement, an old lady
of 80 years, walked to the polling
booth at Milton on Monday and
gave her maiden rote for the boot
and shoe byelaw.
— Mr. A. W. Ross, \1.P., re-
ceived a letter to•dny from the Con-
sumers Cordage Company, Mont-
real, stating that as a result of the
decision of Parliament on the bin•
dor twine question yesterday, the
the compntly would establish 11
twine f.ctory nt Winnipeg to em-
ploy One hundred hands.
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Samples FREE on receipt of return postage 2 cents,
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Agency for
CAVEATS.
'TRADEMARKS,
elusiotd PATENTS
COPY11)ilTS, etc.
For information and free writ:, COReim NwYOSOtdost bnrena for
securing potents to America.
Every patent taken out by ua 1s hronght before
the public by a notice given 11so of c1,trgo In the
4 ict uti t inc�rkt;nn
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• Lereest ctrCnlatton of any seirntlno paper in the
trorld. asp+en,trdlr Illnst.eled. No Intelligent
m.ot ahonld ba Wltbuut n. Weekly, 83.0Qa
rears SL..( 'IX months. address MUJNN A CO»
t'L•DLISIIIIRS, ;dI Irrnn.lwaY, Now Yo't.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
CORRESPONDENCE.
We will at all times be pleased to
receive items of news front our sub•
scribers. We want a good, corres•
p)ondent in every locality, not already,
represented, to send us RELIAIILE news.
Patrons who do not receive their
Papef rerynlarllt from the carrier• or
tlir uylt thrix •local1,o,et offices trill
confer a farm- by reporting at this
office at once. Snbscrilrtions Hied
continence at any time. •
ADA'ERTiSERS.
A'/rcrtlee%?sill please hear inmind
that all "rhangos" of adr•ertiseinents,
to ensrtre insertion, sbnt,Td be handed
in not later tl,Orr MONDAY NOON of
each week.
CIRCULATION.
Tri Y: Tiara-R1•,conn bas a larger
elrr'rtlr ,an tlrrtn meg other 'toper in
this section, and as an adrertising
medium has few equals in,0uta1•i0.
0,,r boob:'( Ore opera to diose who
mean /'W011ess.
JOB PRINTING.
The Jol. Liyirdment of tinier jour•
nal is one of the /test egrrip)p,ed
Western ())/twin, and a superior
class of pork is ;Tlla:•nnfeerlr at very
Tont prices.
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