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CURED BY TAKING
AYE 'S
parilla
"I was afflicted for eight years with Salt
Rheum. During that time, I tried a great
many medicines which were highly rec-
ommended, but none gave me relief. I
was at last advised to try Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla, and before I had finished the
fourth bottle, my hands were as
Free from Eruptions
as ever they were. My business, which
is that of a cab -driver, requires me to
be out in cold and wet weather often
without gloves but the trouble has
never returned.,'—names Lis A. Joan,
Stratford, Ont.
Ayer'§M Sarsaparilla
Admitted at the World's Pair.
luer'e Pills Cleanse the Rowels.
The Huron News -Record
1.26 a Year -81.08 in Advance
WEDNESDAY MARCH 20th, 1805.
A Prayer.
BY ELLEN 1aIOUNTCASTLE, CLINTON, ONT.
Republished by special raved from tho Canadian
Church Magazine of Nov , 1888.
Father of mercy, infinite in ,night,
Oh hear the prayer we ioake to Thee
this night
For health and strength to aid us on
our way ;
Thy guiding hand direct us day by day,
That through Thy grace, and wisdom
we may be
Inspired to lead some erring soul to
Thee.
'Poo long we've let our thoughts in sil-
ence rust,
And now we conte to Thee in love and
trust
To be by Thy unfaltering wisdom led
That by its light we win our daily
bread.
Grant us the power to wield the
mighty pen,
Not for self -glory or the praise of men,
But to eliminate the powers that lie
In useless chaos and obscurity.
Oh bring them forth, nor in a bushel
hide
The light that would some other mor-
tal guide. •
Oh give us grebe to read Thy will
aright,
And give us strength to battle for the
right.
Subdue our passions, keep us in con-
trol,
That we may grow more beautiful in
soul
All this we ask in meek humility,
Oh grant our prayer, if thus it pleaseth
Thee.
The Pelee of a Drink.
"Five cents a glass 1" Does any one
think
That that is really the price of adrink?
"Five cents a glass," I hear you say.
"Why, that isn't very much to pay."
Ah, no indeed, 'tis a very shall stun
You are passing over 'twixt finger and
thumb,
And if that were alll that you gave
away
It wouldn't be very much to pay.
The price of a drink? Let him decide
Who has lost his courage and lost his
pride,
And lies a groveling heap of clay,
Not far removed from a beast to -day.
The price of a drink 1 Let that, one tell
Who sleeps to -night in a murderer's
cell,
And feels within him the fire of hell.
Honor and virtue, love and truth,
All the glory and pride of youth,
Hopes of manhood the wreath of fame,
High endeavor and noble nitn,
These are the treasures thrown away
As the price of drink, from day to day.
"Five cents a glass !" How Satan
laughed
As over the bar the young man quaff-
ed
The beaded liquor ; for the demon
knew
The terrible work that, drink would do ;
And ere the morning the victim lay
With his life -blood swiftly ebbing
'sway ;
And that was the price he paid, alas
For the pleasure of talking It social
glass.
The price of drink I If you want to
know
What some are willing to pay for it, go
Through that wretched tenement over
there,
With dingy windows and broken stair,
Where foul disease, like a vampire,
crawls
With out -stretched wings o'er the
mouldy walls;
There poverty dwells with her hungry
brood,
Wild-eyed as detnons for lack of food ;
There shame, in a corner, crouches low ;
There violence deals its cruel blow ;
A.nd innocent ones are thus accursed
To pay the price of another's thirst,
"Five cents a glass 1" Oh, if that were
all
The sacrifice would, indeed be small 1
But the money's worth is the (east
amount
We pay ; and whoever will keep
account
Will learn the terrible waste and blight
That follows the ruinous appetite.
"Five cents a glass 1" Does any one
think
That, that is really the price of a drink.
Heart Disease Believed in 30 )lunates
Dr. Agnew'e Cure for the Heart given perfect relief
n all case. of Organ's or Sympathetic Heart Dleeaee
In 80 minutes, and Ape'xlily effects a cure. It ie n
peerless remedy for Palpitation, Shortness of Breath,
smothering 41311 , Pain in Left side and all symtom,
of a Diseased Heart. One dose eonyhacus• Sold by
Watts tt Co.
FOU laid FtulVy.
Mks. Toots—Where have you been ?
Toots—To the (hie) u1'dear, club.
Mrs. Toots -1 might have known
that from your club-footed gait.
"What do you think of the modern
game of football, doctor?"
"1 think, sir, that the punishment
fits the crime.
Grump—Do you call this stake fit for
a Christian to eat?
Waiter—We hain't anxious about
de religion of our customers, boss.
"There's one good thing to be said
about Thompkins. He is perfectly
thrut•hful."
"Of course he is. He is too stingy
to wake an extravagant statement."
A recently published Look on Rail-
way system contains this new version
of the old story of an aged lady's first
journey by rail. As the train was
pitched down an enh)Lnknu.nt, and she
crawled from beneath the wreckage,
she asked a passenger, "Is this Stam-
ford ?"
"No, madam," replied the Hurn, who
Was pinned down by a piece of timber,
"this is not Stamford ; it's a catas-
trophe 1"
"Ohl" cried the lady. "Then I
hadn't oughter got off here."
Political Gossip.
Judge McHugh has written a letter
to the Liberal -Conservative Associa-
tion of North Essex, declining to be-
come a candidate for the House of
Commons.
Mr. Laurier has written a letter an-
nouncing that he will accept nomina-
tion as the Opposition candidate in
Saskatchewan. provided that no local
man eaters the Held.
The Conservatives of East Grey have
nominated Dr. Sproule, M. P.
Dr. Spohn was nominated by the
Liberals of East Suneoe at Orillia.
Dr. Baxter and Mr. Senn were mon-
inated for the bye -election in Heidi -
mend for the Legislative Assembly
Tuesday.
Sir Mackenzie Dowell was given an
enthusiastic reception at Belleville.
He was presented with an address of
welcome by the Mayor, on behalf of
the corporation. In the evening a han-
Buet in his honour was given by the
oard of Trade. Several Cabinet
Ministers accompanied the Premier to
Belleville, and participated in the cele-
bration.
Ata largely attended and most en-
thusiastic convention of the Liberal -
Conservatives of Western Assiniboia,
held at Moosejaw, N. W. T., Mr,
Nicholas Flood avin was unanimous-
ly nominated as the party candidate
for the riding at the Dominion elec-
tions.
YOU'VE NO IDEA
How nicely Hood's Sarsaparilla hits
the needs of the people who feel
all tired out or run down front any
cause. It seems to oil up the whole
mechanists of the body so that all
moves smoothly and work becomes
delight. If you are weak, tired and
nervous, Hood's Sarsaparilla is just
what you need. Try it.
HOOD'S PILLS cure liver ills, constipa-
tion, billiousness, jaundice, sick head-
ache, indigestion.
Time brings danger to the Christian
life because we grow older. The fresh-
ness of youth passes, and eagerness
and enthusiasm are moderated, and
then comes the tetnptatinn to think
that we are losing faith and zeal.
Many Christians think that they are
sirnply losing the enthusiasm of youth.
What is needed is it. readjustment of
methods and views to the working
forces and principles of action belong-
ing to their tinge of life. They need
to (earn that as we grow older, deeper
principle should take the place of
youthful enthusiasm.
Health Restored.
APPETITE REGAINED.
STRENGTH RETURNED.
Distressing Constipation Cured byB.B. B
GENTLEMEN, ---For three years I have
been terribly troubled with that dis-
tressing complaint. Constipation, and
tried different medicines until last
spring, when 1 commenced takiuv
Burdock Blood Bitters, and after the
use of live bottles had nu more of my
terrible suffering. Before I began
tieing B. 13. 13. my appetite had almost
gone and 1 was thin and very weak,
hut after the use of each hottle I could
(incl so did others) sea a wonderful
chane iu my looks, and 1 felt my
stl ength returning to roe.
Mni. GF:o. EA MAN.
Dickinson's Lauding, On 1..
We have read of old fors with new
faces -old errors under now guises.
So, too, there are old truths which
never change in substance but whose
'lsperts towards 118 may (•hatlige inde-
finitely. These are truths which must
be ,apprehended (anew by every genera-
tion and expressed in new terms. The
great, verities of religion pan and ought
to be expressed in the language Of to-
day. As religious truth concerns us
practically and intimately we do well
to express our thoughts and feelings
in relation to it in terms that we can
understand. Language changes ; truth
does not change. The point of view
chanes; but the substantive verity
remains.
RHEUMATISM - CURED IN A DAY.—South Amer)can
Rheumatic, dere, for Rhomuetlam and Neuralgia,
radloally aures in 1 to 3 days. Ito action apon the
system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at
once the cause end the disease immediately die.
appears. The flret dose greatly benefits. 75 cents.
gold by Watts & Co, Drog late.
The` Ontario License Holders' Pro-
tective Association will hold its second
annual convention in Toronto on Wed-
nesday and Thursday of this week.
Between 300 and 400 delegates will be
present, and it is expected that a de-
putation will wait upon the Govern-
ment with reference to amendments to
the
L1Ct'.haP Act.
DON'T WAFT FOR THE ICK
ROOM.
The experience of physicians and
the public proves that taking Sentt's
Annlaion produces an immediate in-
crease in flesh ; it. is therefore Of the
highest value in Wasting Diseases and
Comsumption
•
VOICE OF THE PRESS.
Hard on the Qang.
Ottawa Journal.
Sir Richard Cartwright, referring in
his latest speech to the Conservative
taunts about hid not being with Mr.
Laurier in recent demonstrations, said
that he alight reply by reminding
them of the old saying, "Wolves hunt
in packs, lions go alone." This is very
hard on Jim Sutherland and the other
fellows who have been with Laurier.
Hard Fact Collides With a Bubble.
Montreal Gazette.
In his Lachute speech Mr. Laurier
said the farms in Argenteuil would
not bring within 40 per cent of what
they were. worth fifteen years ago.
The Watchman, of Lachute, doubts if
a farm in its neighborhood can be
bought for the price 4 could have been
had at fifteen years ago. Mr. Laurier
should he careful to locate his depres-
51008 outside of the county in which
he speaks. Whet. local knowledge
disgarees with a theory it is generally
bad. for the theorist.
NOT ONE DAY
FREE FROM HEADACHE.
Three Years of Suffering, headache Every
Day, and no Relief trona Doctors or
Medicine until B. B, U, elude a Com.
'abate Cure.
DEAR SIRS,—I had severe Headache
for the past three years, and was not
free front it a single clay. I used
doctors' meflitines and all others 1
could think of, but it did me no good.
My cousin said I Must try B. B. B. be-
cause it is the best medicine ever made,
and I took three bottles of it, with the
result that it has completely cured ole.
I think Burdock Brood Bitters both
for Headache and as a Blood Purifier,
is the best in the world, and art glad to
recommend it to all ray friends.
Miss FLORA MCDoNALD,
Glen Norman, Ont.
An enterprising fakir has been work-
ing at cunning trick on a number of
unfortunates 10 different parts of the
country. He travels about peddling a
liuiwent that promises to cure Many
ailments, deafness being one of them,
and when he finds a per son affected
with partial deafness, he asks permis-
sion to try, free of charge, his "lightn-
ing liniment." He carries two watches,
one a very loud ticker and the other a
very we>tk ticking one. Before apply-
ing the remedy he holds the weaker
ticket to the ear of his patient, who of
course, can hear no sound. Putting it
back in his pocket, he rubs the ear
with his liniment for a while, then
holds the loud ticker to his vic-
tim's head, and asks if he can hear it
tick. Deceived by the similarity of
the watches and able to hear the
sound of the last one to which he
listens, the deluded person imagines
his hearing has been benefited, if not
restored, and at once buys several bot-
tles at a big price. The trickster has
been quite successful with his scheme
in several localities, and is making
tacney by his deception of the gulli-
bility and misfortune of others.
Bst.Ier IN SIX Hovas.—Distressing Kidney and
Bladder dineaooe relieved in six hours by the "New
0itRAT SuUTti AMERICAN IMIDNRY CURE." This new
remedy to a great surprise and delight to physicians
ou account of its exceeding promptoeos In relieving
pain in the blat'der, kidneys, back and every part of
the urinary passages in male or female. It relieves
retention of water told pain in panting italrooat im-
mediately. I! you went quick relief and euro this is
our remedy. Sold by Watts &Co. Druggists.
News Notes.
Thomas O'Malley, a young fanner,
living near Teestvater, killed himself
by taking, aconite.
G. A. Foster, of Varna, has been
elected 0 mem her of the Executive of
the London F. C. B. C. Literary
Society.
The London Board of Education are
asking as grant of $20,(X0O front the City
Council to relieve overcrowding in the
city schools.
There is •t proposal to string wires
across the Niagar0 river a little below
the falls, on which cage -like cars are to
he suspended, for the purpose of tourist
tra tlic.
The Rev. D. G. Sutherland, 1). 1).,
pastor of the('entral Methodist church,
of Toronto, passed quietly away at
111.30 last Tuesday. after a protracted
illness of about one year and a half.
'rhe 1rnited States steamerAllianciaa,
while proceeding front Colon to New
York, was fired upon by a Spanish
man-of-war. The outrage has been re-
ported, and may lead to diplomatic
troubles.
A ser•ioue rarial riot has broken out
in New Orleans between white neon
and negrcx's, and in the clis'.nrbances
on the levee and at the French market
many men were killed on each side.
'I'he police are powerless to control the
angry c•rntv(ls, and a request bus been
sent, to Washington for Federal troops.
This one mon 1108 left by far the
deepest impress for good of all her
children on his country's bistau'y. A
man of colossal morel weight and
Specially raised 1111 and adapted to the
tunes, every inch a hero, decided, true
as steel, was the great reformer. stent
he was, but three centuries ago there
Was stern work to do in Scotland, both
in church and state, rind God employ-
ed ICnox that work to do, and he did it
Well. Through his instrumentality
those principles which gave singular
sublimity and grandeur to the man an
Overruling Providence has stamped
into the genius and character of Scot-
land.
Darkness and cold, night and winter,
an. as important, in their place, as
light and warmth, noonday and sum-
mer. Life would he unendurable with
never a shadow or chill. Glat ing light
and burning heat would shrivel and
destroy, if 11 were not• for the relief of
coolness and shrule. This is as true in
the spiritual life as in the natural.
When we find ourselves in the shadow
of a great sorrow, or in the chilliness
of a great disappointment, we should
know, even though it be hard to feel,
that it is God's love that has permitted
this, and t hat, we have cause for grati-
tude that he who has led us in this way
will sustain us while there, and will
bring us out, beyond.
"Let fools my wiser choice der ide
Angels and God approve ;
Nor scorn of men, nor of hell
My steadfast soul shall move."
SUSPICIOUS BUSINESS.
HOW PATRON NOMINATIONS ARE
MANIPULATED.
A Deal Between the Patron and Grit
Leaders -Ample Rvtdoace or the Feet -
Patrons Nominated Against Conserve.
ttve Candidates, but Not Against Llb•
crate -Several Notable 'minuets.
To the Editor of The Mail and Empire :
SIR. -1 have been watching the course
pursued by the Patrons of Industry in
their nomination of candidates. I have
been informed that the Patron institu-
tion Is independent of both political par-
ties, and I must say that what I see
upon the surface is to me very far from
convincing mo of the truth of that
statement.
I wish to point out some facts that I
have been gathering as the nomination
of candidates proceeds. These facts
aro evidence, it seems to me, very clear-
ly of a sort of deal being made between
the Grit leaders and Patron leaders.
Now as I am resident in Eastern On-
tario I wish to call your attention to thio
end of the proviuce particularly.
RUSSELL.
Begin, please, with Russell coup
This is a riding represented by a Grit
the House of Comuaons, Mr. W. C. Ed-
wards, In this county, evidently be-
cause a Patron candidate might disturb
the safety of the Grit candidate, there
is no Patron candidate put in the
field.
CARLETON.
Alongside of Russell county Is t
County of Carleton. In this county t
representative is Mr. Hodgins, a Cons
vative, and a Patron of Industry is b
ing run. Now why is this, since no ca
didato is being run in the neig
boring county represented by a R
former ?
GLENGARRY,
In this county the present representa-
tive is a Conservative, Mr. 11,. R. M
Lerman, and so a Patron candidate
being run, a party named J. L. Wiese
a Grand Patron trustee, being the Pa
ron of Industry candidate.
ADDINGTON.
Not far off is the County 01 Addhl
ton. It is a county at present held I
the Grits, its member boiug Dr. , Dat
son, who, 1 hear, is even an Qatar
Government official. There is no Pa
ron candidate here. Why the Gra
Board of the Patrons have not push
a candidate in kers seems very quee
Perhaps, however, it was thought
might hurt the chances of Mr. Dawso
Grit M.I'.
SOUTH LANARK.
South Lanark is represented by
Minister, the Hon. John Haggart, a very
able man, and an honor to his constit
ency and the country. Against him
atron has been brought out.
WEST ONTARIO.
In this riding the Grit candidal
s that run-and•get-beaten-et'erywher
r•it political back, J. D. Edgar, M.
ut the independent Patron organiz
icer has put no one in the field again
im. Evidently they feared that h
ight he too easily beaten. Why thi
ifh.rent treatment of South ILanar
nd West Ontario? Do the Conserv
ve Patrons of Industry think thei
aders aro serving the true interest
nd aims of the order in trying to de
eat a man of the ability of Hon. Jolt
aggart, whose excellent managenlen
f the Government railway has save
great deal of money to the country
nd at the same tirne to refuse to dis
irb such a political self-seeker as J. D
do ar ?
PONTIAC.
In this riding, which is in the Pro•
nee of Quebec, the Patrons of Indus -
y offered their nomination, I hear, to
e Grit candidate, Mr. Gillies, The
ding is, of course, at present repre-
nt,:d by a Conservative. Mr. Gillies
ver pretended to he an Independent.
ow comes this? In this county it was
o general idea that the platform of
e organization would be first present -
to Mr. Bryson, the Conservative
ember for the county. But before the
nservative Patrons got to tile, meet -
g, and before th hour advertised for
e meeting, the resolution was passed
offer it to Mr. Gillies, the Grit candi-
te. Strange conduct this tor "inde-
ndent" melt—not having any party
cling !
A LOT OF COUNTIES.
Prince Edward, North Lanark, North
eds, Dundas, Stormont, hront'uac,
st Hastings, and North Hastings aro
ridings represented by Conserve -
es. Of course, in all these Patron
ndidates are being run. There seams
be no doubt, it appears to me, of
at this points to, esps'cially when can•
ates are not being run in such Grit
sties as Russell, West Ontario, etc.
n all these ridings I have just men-
ned, if the Patrons have any effect it
only be to injure Conservatives and
p the Grit party.
LENNOX.
n the County of Lennox the Grits
d Patrons have combined. The Grit
didate retired because he said the
ect of the Grits and Patrons was one,
., to defeat the Government. And,
y, if this should be accomplished,
at then? Why a Grit Government.
course. Of course, Lennox is now re-
sented by a Conservative,
GRENVILLE.
n this riding there was' a Patron of
ustry candidate in the field against
Reid, M.P. (Conservative). But he
got out of the way. And so !stee-
ly that he attended tho meeting
ch nominated the Grit candidate.
was surely a model independent, no-
ty candidate.
NORTH YORK.
his riding is represented by a Tor -
lawyer named Wm. Mulock, a Grit.
re is no Patron of Industry Candi•
against him,
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WEST YORK.
This riding is represented by a resi-
dent of the riding', a succoosful horn°
business man, and a member of the
Government, the Hon. N. C. Wallace.
Therefore, it was thought better to bring
tar out a Patron candidate against him.
in Why this difference in treatment? Why
not put up a Patron candidate against
both Mr. Wallace and Mr. Mulock, if
against either?
EAST YORK.
This riding is represented by a Con-
servative, Mr. McLean, and an attempt
is being made, I notice, to get out a
hePatron candidate.
er- PEEL.
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An adjoining county to the Yorks is
Peel. 1t is represented by a Grit, and
therefore there eeemlr to be no anxiety
to get a Patron candidata, in the field.
PRESCOTT.
In Prescott county the Patron nomi-
c- nation has been offered to, and, I un -
18 derstand, accepted by, a Montreal law-
n, yer, who for years was a political
C- roustabout for the Grit party. He will
make a capital Independent.
Now, I wish to say to Conservative
g- Patrons that it looks to me as though a
game was being put up on them. I
v- shall show this still further in other let-
io fere.
t- In the meantime, I would like to see
nd communications upon the subject from
ed all parts of the province.
r, The The Grits are openly boasting that
n, they have joined hands with the Patron
leaders. No Conservative Patron will
join hands with Cartwright and Chari -
a ton and Mulock, unless he is being lied
to and misled. Let the light in on the
u- matter from every part. I feel certain
a .that Conservative Patrons cannot be
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March 4, 1895. E. 0.
A "PUT-UP" JOB.
Party below—Oh, yes. thio little Pat-
rtin gentleman can slip into narrow
Openings and unfasten doors for us that
we couldn't unfasten ourselves
The sooner you begin to fight the
file, the hilar, easily it may he extin-
guished. The sooner you begin tak-
ing Ayer's Mii'saparilla for your blood -
el 'sense, the easier %viii be lh t. cure. in
both cases, delay is dangerous, if not
fatal. 13e sure you get Ayer's and uo
other.
If all the member's of the c'hlirch
111111 give to missions all the money
they could stave by doing without
things that are not necessaryy, what
an impetus would be given to the miss-
ionary cause
TRULY ASTONIMIIINO. Mis. Annette
N. Moen, Fountain, Minn., saays :
"Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has haul a
wonderful effect in curing my br'other's
children of as severe and dangerous
cold it was truly astonishing how
speedily they found relief after taking
this preparation."
"Honor the Lord with thy subst-
ance," isa divine (om matnel. It lays an
obligation upon every Christian to give
according to his
ability to support the
)oe,tl rhnrrh with which he is connect-
ed. auto) also to father the interests of
Christ's cause in the world. This obli-
gation holds whether one is able to
give much or little.
To purify, vitalize and enrich the
blood, and give nerve, bo lig and di-
gestive strength, take Hoot's'inrsalpn-
rlllat,
Money.
Money to lend on ,,sd scantily at 8 and 6 ?or
cent, Apply to C. iIDOUT, Albert S1.,Ullnton,
859 tf. , ..
Brick for Saa1+46.
WETTLAUFER & WfLI JRo,
Propri etor., of the BIyth Brick Yard, bate alimltgd.,
(man tiIy of their superior brick on band The l••''
desire to clear thou out before the spring m e
begins. Intending Lueders will commit their 11111:.
intonate in writing or calling 011 00.
WETTLAUPER & WILFORD. `hy�'�
Wash Day Made Easy.
I have aeonred the right to mannlaeture bhfamo
Magi° Washing Machina. Already I have made a
sold a number. The purchasers are delighted. pp
use the machine on triol sure to make a sale fig
one is required. Wash -,toy Is mads very easy and
Carpets caul be kelt, pert, etly clean; uo spl...n,ngor
waste water %Latever. The price has been Bet ata
very low figure. The machine may be seen at my
residence on ieaao Street. B, COLE 800.1
Two Farms For Sale.
Being composed of the south half of Lot No. 21,
Faytleld Line, Ooderich TownonIp, containing 70
acres, more or Moe, alt cleartd except about five soiree;
in good state of cultivation; log house on the pre-
mioee; well watered; well fenced. Also Lot No. 22
13a3 field Line, comprised of 89 scree, more or leas
about '20 acres bush; in good state of cultivation and
well watered; house, barn and frame stable, and
mull bearing orchard. Terms roaeonable. Apply to
837-lt 1011N SHEPPARD,
Clinton P.O,
Mrs. Whitt, Teacher of Music,
Pupil of Mr. Charles W. Landon, of Philadelphia.
The Mason Method Hoed excluetvely.
It is considered by the leading Musical Artistes that
no method develops the technic so rapidly as Dr.
Mason's "Tneh and 'Technic,"
Piano, Organ and Teehnicon for nee of puplleft
Apartments in Beaver Block, over W. Beesley's, Albert
street, Clinton.
Property For ,Sale.
For sale, the large dwelling and lot owned and
lately occupied by Dr. An piston, on Ontario street.
Has all modern conveniences. Centrally located.
Also a house and lot adjoining above property,
facing Victoria street. For particulars apply to
MANNING & SCOTT, Clinton,
80741
Room for Rent.
Large room, conveniently stitote, easy of access, et
low reut. Apply to W. 0. SEARL!..
851-tf
B. THORI1LINSON,
VETERINERY SERCEON,
ifonorary Graduate of the (Mimic, Veterinary Col.
lege, Toronto.
Treats all (Boeest0 of Domestic Animals on th
roost modern anal Scientific Principles.
Day and Ni.ht Calle Promptly Answered.
Residence-- Rattenhurr Stret 1, West, Cliton Ont
TENDERS.
INDIAN SUPPLIES.
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the underetgnei
i and endorsed "Tender for Indian Supplies," will
he received at this office up to 0000 of IUEBDAY,
9th April, 189.5, for the delivery of Indian Supplies,
during the ,feral Sear ending 30th June, 1896, at
various points In Manitoba and the North -Went Ter-
ritories.
Forms of tender, containing full particulars, may
be had by applying to the undersigned, or to the
Assistant Indian Commissioner at Regina, or to the
Indian Oatee, Winnipeg. The )sweat or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
This advertisement is not to be Inserted by any
no vspnper with"nt the authority of rte Quecu'e
Printer, and no claim for payment any newepaper
not having had such authority will' matted,
HATE , REED,
Deputy 9nperintoutlent-General
Department of Indian AffairaP Indian Affairs.
Ottawa, February, 1895. 351-31
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