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a '� �i?411► the use ofcott�t's
a11� of cod-IiVe ' oil
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}, 'e ;cul: 11p a 5oc. size, which
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for babies and chidrenn.
=t i hi other conditions pin
� :' ,fit • be .clow, someWnes
' `l"F ;nostiz3aperceptible,health4
k `C; iIt' 'be built up in a day,
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.'� Qx this Scotts FmulsioI
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;. must be taken as nourish-
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„, l[p lit, f d rather than
k; medicin�ad prepared for
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I._X 'tired and weak digestions.
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xm Maggie MoMartin, 27 Radenhurst 8t„ Toronto
out„ sw¢aro that Ryyyokmau's "Kootenayy Cure” cared
her of ParaivsLs which rend¢red one side of herb
entirely useless Pi letans Bald there was no Ir .
of her ever recovering the use of her limbs. nope
deserted her, but today she is walkingaround telling
her friends how Ryokman's " Kooto,y Cure" gave
her life and happiness, , $worn to, July 10, 1808,
before J. W. -Seymour 9 10'X -j Qo,,Public.
, • Swou 11; _RiTATS11lil0 9-1uKTfdFQL
I4oTRER.n
Leuij" 4hlte,'nine years old, slim suffered with
Eezemp, since her birth, has been entivelay cured and
ber genial system built up by R�okinan s "Kootenay
Cure." The above facts we given a a sworn state.
`, inept made by •her mother. ra-doorga white. 199
>e•='8tfasoR at., Hamilton, wont., dated- July 8. 18M
t.before J. F. Mouck, Notary Public
A ',llostnlNA LTION 16118TUR1196 - SWORN
STATEMENT YAAJl B.
Charles T►. Newman. 18 Marlborough SL, Toronto
Ont., bad a complication of blood troubles, Rhea.
lnatlsm, severe 'Kidney trouble and oonstipatlon.
Wax frequently disturbed at night, lost his appetite
,. sad was a ver sick man. His Kidneys are now in a
. ,Beatah,� cond�tion, his appetite ood, Bleep undlt
turbedand constipation cured ; all this was dons by
,SfLtoekm ntetoe thheoabove t Core."
before J. W 9oymotu
Qorlgye July 10, 1890-
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t ` FROM THE TEA PLA"rTO THE TEA OUA
IN ITS NATIVE PUFI"T- `
„Monsoon" Tea is put up by the Indian Tea
11 growers as a sample of the best qualitiesofiondian
the
Teas Therefore they use the grestes
selection of the Tea and its blend, that is why they
.4! i.' put it up themselves and sa it only in the' original
"I packages, thereby securing i!s Purity and exedtenm
', • Put up in lb., i lb, and S iia• packages, and never
sold in
4 • ALL GOOD GROCERSKEEP IT.
If your grocer does not keep it.. tell him to write b
s, STEEL, HAYTER tit CO.
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11 and 18 Front Btrer¢t £est. Toronto
DOCTORS
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4. KENNEDYKERGdN
,: Specialists in the Treatment o1
Nervous, Blood, Sexual and
Private Diseases
I ,1l yeua is BIT""1.200,00, Clued
tenet'; letokoz energy ana Iranssar
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This important stop
- �GE life should never
On n are kpositively cured
. t,«yo..,, . s .rs wwa Plied or disese
sit once, as we can restore your etren
dtal energy and desires. It you wla is
milfrr, on • advice raay be worth a fortune
to you. ® 1 -
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GUILES GUARANTEED
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at walreat and Cure I
cvely, breath of cold. wind an,
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freely file and keeps in the natural
,*rriiaslont.V far ooaele,SYPht-
edifibid _Farm to
?rhe rrti meiaroad effete to rent t
1 S �,yf,ytfari ;afresh rAnnlog cn.,av u roe,...,, ■,. w.o ,,
;1,r,lt,, id A datiteblo fatorrbof Clloton8,raln,Dbil
W4.'`''t
geitte"lle,
BllRht pf tl�e P1 r+ � . Fear.
f}Y JO>3N t7bAlb, IiOIi'1'IfiIiLTARIBT• I9,
DuringMthB -past X V,* wefka a large HE
trnber ! spec Wens of apple and pear 13
qge killed by blight,
.gee of 'Apple
logwn under the na"s Bli ht"
�d�'ire Blihblhatle hbeR recti vl ed
this oiDce, `We iea� 4 have a
own, scorched, but'1110t shrivelled, pro
ipearance;, the bark, bh the other
p withered, in
incl, is ahrlveile a The w
Qu
(clition to Mein d holy ,
h ''not;ic- p
I in America
of this ,('r- tkfa ears th
I in America fi�T Ixl liner t
r is easily ree,t 11 s��.ts th
its growth ,t:11d:eYeIndt,upon ol- Pi
ills treea, which' .ls u, ha
Pte ha.
as ;Made a
,ws,, When ihis,460 h th
rowth of a few incbesi.the leaves on to
line of the young glltog?ts mai'be ob- w
arved to su denl>f tA1i1llrOwr]--tri a cri
ngle night, as it vjoi;ei if'the tree is at
watched closely thls&lbfONi00'1i' 11 be upon W
land to extend dow"W to
early all of the. t*1`gs vlibich have an
een attacked. In egrue cases, the die- Po
Dlouratio , of the flack ce86ea when a ad
tiger branch is ' t0ached; in other
istances the lar d� branch becomes
ffeeted, ----- III iu. iliin the o
isease to the sterni I whi,h case the a
eath of the tree play be ,loa►xed upon
s a .certainty.: ' 0fCeu, hatveyer, the fo
corchin an brown ng affects only d
g Crab trees
he young terrain�al t�iIga. G
,re frequently affected m t31ia way• a
t is the least injurious form of the of
[isease. Pears are often attacked in t
he main branches and on the stems, o
he disease flading. entrance through t
lura and tufts of leadea. , - A tree at- li
asked in this way uivalip succl,mbs. n
7ntil 1880 nothing was definitely e
Lnown re{{��arding the nature of the
Dal-_ - In that year Prof. Burrill, of .r
[llinois, published the first authorita
;ive account of the bacterial or "germ" n
origin of this disease, Prof. But -rill's
nvestigatious were afterwards Piiund-
I,ntly corroborated by the carefulwork
if Prof. Arthur at the New York
Experimental Station. The adiisnease
is known to be caused by a
her of the group bacteria now
recognized in science by the name of
Micrococcus " lovoms, Burrill. Prof.
Arthur proved the contagious char-
acter of the disease, by a also
lfi
its bacterial nature, Y i
sial cultures in which filtered and
unfiltered juices Of diseased trees
were used to inoculate healthy trees.
He found that the disease could only
be transmitted artificially by using the i
juices of branches which contained the
characteristic bacteria. This disease
finds most congenial conditions for
rapid development in fast growing
varieties having an abundance of suc-
culent tissue. It usually obtains an
entrance by way of the youngest
leaves, and sometimes through the
blossoms. At this time the wood is in
an immature condition. The bacteria
causing the disease may remain alive,
in dead branches on the tree, and also
in those which have been removed,and
in this way communicate the disease to
healthy trees. In addition to apple
and pear trees, this disease attacks
other members of the rose family, not-
ably hawthorn and mountain -ash.
Blight was prevalent throughout
Eastern Ontario and the province of
Quebec in 1882 and 1893. This year it
has caused much damage to apple and
pear orchards in Southern Ontario,
and has been more or less injurious
throughout the whole of Ontario and
,Quebec.
REMEDIES.
No direct effective remedy is known
at the enttime.
The ollowing, of a preventive char-
acter, should be applied :
1. Pf•une off and burn all blighted
branches as soon as noticed, cutting 12
or 15 inches below the di$eased wood
as shown by the blackened and shriv-
elled bark, painting the cur, surface
with linseed oil.
2. Follow such a system of culture as
will tend to produce a moderate growth
of well ripened wood.
3. If an orchard which has been cul-
tivated previous to the attack is seri-
oualy affected, try seeding to clover for
a year; this, con led with a liberal top
dressing of wood ashes, may tend to
lessen liability to the disease. In a
case of this kind avoid using barnyard
manure.
4. Grow, as far as possible, the var-
ieties which in that particular locality
have shown great immunity from the
disease.
5. In Southern Ontario -where they
are not specially need ed-Transcendant
and Siberian crabs. often act as breed-
ing places for the disease, and for this
reason should be destroyed.
Further information regarding the
disease ]nay be found in the Report of
the Horticulturist of the Central Ex-
prratimental Farm, 1893. Copies of this
may be had on application to the Dir
ector, or Horticulturist, Central Ex-
perimental Farm, Ottawa, as long as
the edition lasts.
"S1aved My Life"
A VETERAN'S STORY.
^Several years ago, while in Fort
Snelling, Minn., I caught a severe
cold, attended with a terrible cough,
that allowed me no rest clay or
night. Tile doctors after exhaust-
ing their remedies, pronounced my
case hopeless, say-
ing theycould do no
more for me. At
this time a bottle of
AYER'S
Cherry rectoral wzxs
sent to me by a
friend who urged
.' me to take it, which
11 I'd], :d], iii > soon after was greatly
rbllevetl; Jared' in a short U40 wits
colOplete'ty curc!d. 1 Have neV'er had r
much of a cough since that time.
. and I.,11rmly believe Ayer's Cherry
Lo Pectoral saved my life." -)V, H.
WARD, 8 Quimby Av.,1,OWtil XAk6&
,thAYERIS.11
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Ag xoxivlt S4LTTi TiTU PAiNs'41r Aiseasa • Itrat rtotlecd oia1y a
` few ears aga, flat one,tgt?ich is becort
cJATIo >aI1m14ntATlsxlDA • d1-.�.ih mytairo'1hjulrions each season,.Is that
TORO,, ALL SORTS OF MED10M ANA which just at this time is effecting them .
wMiT To T413 pfoorITAL IN VAIN— destruction of the native red plt1�
AR. WIT UAMU PINK PILLS CURED crop. Many complaints have been ro-
$IIS WHEN ALL EI1iE HAD FAILED- ce.ived from farmers and fruit growers
m the London Advertiser. with regard to this disease, which has
TfaerQ .urg ;tWQ tliings in this world beet' in eo" past and, to again this
h he Mr. Sohn (1iTlbbns, a resident of Year.-catto Qg t(l1e►g '.alive plums when
een's Avenue East, wllk hepceforth 'sleety mtLturo, to shrivel and fall off
acs implioit donfldence 4n. One is suddenly. Fitful lfniths Falls to
e td K'ieel of his wife and the other t�tttawa native plums a�pppear to bave
js g suffered mostsevorelyy 1t has also been
e curative qualities of Dr. Williarlls very injurious- tht6il bout Eastern
ak Pills. In itis case the two went Ontario. In many aeetIonsfora pet iod
nd ill baud Mro, Gibf}ons thought of of at least'five years the crap has
e remedy, the pills LV the rest, and been lin entire failure owing
day Mr. Gibbons is a well man to this disease. It manifests its pres-
here last 'fall he was virtttttlly a ence by the appearance upon the
p le. An Advertiser reporter called skin of the half ripe plume of small,
the house the othe>~ evsning and pale greenish or yellow patches, at
as met at the door by Mr. Gibbons, Nrst not longer than a pin head• r
whom he -told the object of his visit, When the plum has reached half its
d was cordially invited in. The r'e- normal size, the s ots may be detected v
rter had no sooner got comfortably on closely examining the fruit. These li
ated when Mr. Gibbons werik into all spots increase in size with the ,growth H
joining room. The sound of clink- of the plum till they become half an b
g bottles floated through the half inch or more in diameter. In older n
lien door ',rind; when Mr, Gibbons re- -specimens these blotches become darker `
all he had in his ernes 4 'whole in colour, more irregular and some- f
bal,skc�,i�, of 'bottles -all he has to show ,what raised. The plums finally t
r many and Willy a hard earned shrivel and fall from the trees before
ollar a ent in useless drugs, As Mr. maturing, but after they have begun
ibbins was busy showing the bottles to color. At the present time it is <
an descanting upon the impoteney not an uncommon sight to find ap-
the•'medicines they had cantaineal, fruit
healthy trees loaded with
he reporter had abundant opportunity fruit partially coloured but badly
f
may king the personal appearance of shrivelled and wholly unmarketable. I
he man. His speech betrays his Eng- microscopic examination of the
lis birth and his face still bears the affected' portion of the plum' shows a
M of Buffering, but his frame is tum and the cells 1
rest, his step light and elastic, ani the cuticle of the -plum W he tells you that he can work, immediately beneath to be filled with
un, or jump with any man, you can- a network of almost colort on f the
rum -the vegetative portion of the
of help but believe him- He la fungus. As the plums approach ma -
years of age and was born in Bow turit the parasite produces fruiting
Road, Stratford. England. He came threads whch bear small, two -celled,
to Canada in 1882 and located at Galt, ovals ores. These germinate are
W
he is well and favorably known. when placed in water. They
Ae worked for the Hon. Mr. Young, agents by which the disease is carried
member of parliament, for a long time over from year to year. This fungus
nd seven years ago he married Miss also causes the plum to crack and
Alice Mann, also of Galt. After Mr. allows the entrance of other par -
Gibbous removed to London he settled allows enemies, inducing ,fruit rot
down near the car shops and did very and other troubles. This is in
well, always havin plenty of work addition to its shrivelling and
and always having the strength to do dwarfingeffect upon the fruit The
t. He cared nothing about a wetting disease s of comparatively recent ap-
uutil one day a year ago he took an earance, being first described by
acute attack of sciatic rheumatism Pelix Von Thumen in 1887. It has
following Wet feet. I lay down also been studied by Prof. L. 11. Pam -
on this floor," said Mr. Gibbons,
n telling his story, "night and mel of the IaTva Agricultural College,
g and Prof. Bal eyy of Cornell University,
day suffering terrible agony. e N.Y to whosekindness I am indebted
could not get up a step and rap wife for the figures used in illustrating its
had to help me up from the floor. I appearance and habits of growth. It
felt the pain in my back first. I1, then inown to science under the name Of
apparently left my back and got into
my hips. Doctors came here to'see Cladosporium carpors in E st n Ontario, .
me. They gave me preset iptions �ut To plum, growers in Eastern Ontario)
none of them seemed to do me any good. the Ottawa Valley particularly, ane
The neighbors could hear me all over the Province of Quebec, who are in a
Queen's Avenue when I would get an larKe measure dependent upon forms
attack of the pains. Last fall I Was of the native plums Of Canada and the
taken out of this place in a back and United States for this class of fruit -if
taken to the hospital. I remained home grown -this circular is especial -
there about three weeks and the doc- 1y directed. The native plums of the
tors did what they could for me but North-western States while as
could not give lire any relief. At the yet not seriously attacked, do not
end of three weeks 1 came home again enjoy complete immunity; and there
eufferzng as much as ever. My wife is every reason to believe that in the
got hold of a pam,tTet which told of a absence of concerted and persistent
number of remarkable cures by the effort on the part of growers in apply -
use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and ing the remedies recommended below,
we determined to try them. I took native plums of all classes are likely to
about three boxes and felt myself gett- fall a prey to the parasite.
ing a little easier. I took thirteen REMEDIES.
boxes altogether'. and it is over two 1 Top GRAP'i'INO. The native plums
months since I felt the least suggestion of the North-western States -some Of
Of pain." "Do you feel that you are them very desirable as to quality of
entirely cured? asked the reporter. fruit, alyd all pertectly hardy -have
"Yes, air, I can go out and do a day's not been affected seriously y this
work just as well as ever I could. I fungus, so far. 'Ihe native by
feel perfectly strong and have a good stock may be used to top graft these
appetite. No, I don't want another resis
attack of sickness like that," said Mr. more readily
Western varieties,
They unite readily and make a pe�rma.
Gibbons, as he lighted the reporter to neat union With this stock. Wher(
the door.the native var'iet is of little value,
Mrs. Gibbons was not at home on the this plan, in conunctian with spray
occasion of the reporter's first visit ing as described in the next paragraph..
Subsequently he called on her and re- will prove the most satisfactory wa3
ceived an entire confirmation of Mr. to overcome the difficulty. A limiter
Gibbons' story. "He -was borne allquantity of scions of suitable varietiei
last summer," said Mrs. Gibbons, "and for to grafting 'nay be obtained fro'
last August the pains were so severe the Experimental Farm next spring
as to br ing him down on his knees, during the month of April, which ii
and to save himself he could not get the proper time to do the grafting
up. I had to lift hien off the floorSprouts coming up about the roots o:
many a time. He seemed powerless. trees In gardens may likewise be utiliz
The bottles be showed you had almost ed as stocks by budding them durini
all of them been t epeatedly filled so that the last week of August or the fir's
the number of bottles is no criterion of week of September. They may alai
the amount of medicine taken. Before be crown grafted early in the spring.
he took the pills." concluded Mrs. 2 SPRAYING. -In character ant
Gibbons, "I thought my husband manner of growth this parasite i.
would never be able to stand upright closely related to the apple spot fung"
again. But now," she added in part- and may be controlled in the sam,
ing, "he is a well as ever he was. Way by persistent spraying wit]
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills create new fu❑gicicles. The two fungicides mos
blood, build up the nerves, and thus u@efui in preventing this disease are ;-
drive disease from the system. In Bordeaux mixture and Ammoniacal 001
hundreds of cases they have cured per oar4on e. To prevent the disease
after all other medicines had failed, the fruit must be sprayed at least thre
thus establishing the claim that they times with the Bordeaux mixture an,
are a marvel among the triumphs of once with the Ammonical Cop e
modern medical science. The genuine Carbonate during the season. Th
Pink Pills are sold only'in boxes, bear- first application, using Bordeaux M13
ing the full trademark, "Dr. Williams' ture, mould be made immediately afte
Pink Pills for Pale -People." Protect the blossoms fall, to be followed wit
yourself from imposition by refusingthe other two applications at interval
any pill that does not bear the regret of two weeks. Make the final applicf
Bred trade mark around the box. tion, using Ammonical Copppeet Cal
bonate, when the fruit is beginni❑g t
News Notes. Th is used instead of Bol
Bayfield show has been set for Oct.
1st and 2nd.
There are apple blossoms in the nei-
ghborhood of Porters Hill.
The Summerhill Sunday and public
&cbools will hold their annual picnic in
Mrs. Garvie's grove next Saturday.
The Rev. Jerome Vaughan, a broth-
er of Cardinal Vaughan, died in Lon-
don Thursday.
The Commerical hotel at Vankleek,
Ont., was destroyed by flre on Tuesday
night, and five women were burned to
death.
An old and respected resident of
Peterborough. Ont., named Robert
McMillan, formerlyy a hardware mer-
chant,
ei
chant, died there Wednesday.
Mouthuer v8n Matkon, the million-
aire brewer, of Vienna•, has commttted
suicide because of the • attacks made
tkpon hiW by the anti-Sel►ifto, p%p,Q6.
Wm. Stevens, bt tho ' {t'1i ' con:,
Hullett, the other night encountered a
burggler in his house and they came to
flaticuffs. Mr. Stevens wens toughly
Handled and has as a consequence eo
laid up. :sP; .. r'.:.
The building occupied by that Mon
treal Stearn Laundryy t7cfrttpatily In
Montreal was completely '':ed b
,Th . .
or a. • dies .
rd xl
$tom -'f`buxeila� =� , �
estihlated et*mtrlo 'an+$100,tlil0. with
an insurance of $50,6W.
colour. is
deaux mixture for the last aiprayin
because it does not stain the fruit
the same extent, or in fact to an al
preciable extent.
Diseased fruit should be collecte
and destroyed or deeply buried in tt
earth.
All trees growing in fence cornea
and should ebe ds taring moyed;worthlessor r
if ot, top graft(
as recommended above.
HOW TO PREPARE THE SPRAYING ML
TURES,
DILUTED BORDEAUX MIXTURE.
lime land wiater, inethepfollowinghat
pr
portions t
Copper Sulphate ........ 4 lbs.
4 lbs.
Luise................... 50 galls. or of
Water.,
- .. • .. .. coal -oil bard
To -destroy dt %he same time lei
cluing. insects ,on, plpin trees, add -3 t
. of Paris,gwen., .
• when a sin fo liaiitreiful of $ordea
"I'".4&6 la ri rilroa. Alsaolvein a co.
."+ M P TTI ^'✓°'"•' V e X AR " "J■�'
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when your clothing is interlined
t'
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with the light Ixnd durable Fibro
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Chamois., i t tivel keeps out '.
y Ps
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w.; T'. ,.
cvely, breath of cold. wind an,
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freely file and keeps in the natural
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warmth of the body, because it is
hood and vigor.
price $1.00, 6 boxes for 58.011. Sent by mail,
a complete non-conductor. You'll
sroarelysmled. Write forovr book, "sen rt!/ng
Facts," for en only, tells you how to get wcU
genuine fall and winter com- '
r°enjoy
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fort with it through your clothing, -
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for only a few cents extra expense. i
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The Real Fibre Chamois sells ;
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now for 7.5a, with a label on each i
and there is also a label on
every ready-to-wear suit which is
interlined with id. Always look for them,
r,e«■,_se,�,esr�■ao■r■rrsr�
else. If the lime when slaked is
Iray or granular, strain thfough is
p
I -;The I�nglish papers regard the Irish
c� nventi on as a complete failure, look-
nesieve or coarse sacking, into the
Ing upon it as a melancholy wake over
arrel containing the copper sulphate
barrel
the corpse of Irish parliamentary agi-
tation.
ow in solution, then fill the
;ith water and the mixture is ready
f a farm -
W. J. Jewell, aged 23, sonied5rifesday
Dr use. It should be used soon after
or living near Whitby, Ont. ound
brains blownout
ging prepared.
with his
AMMONIACAL COPPER CARBONATE.
morning in a lane near his home. It
is supposed he committed suicide.
topper Carbonate..............5 oz.
Lmmonia....................... 2 qts.
Nater .......................... 50 gals.
Blacksmith Shop for Sale or
This is prepared by dissolving the
Rent,
npper carbonate in the ammonia, and
to 50 The
(fluting with water gallons.
At Summerhill.
:oncentrated solution should be poured
lite the water. Lire should be taken
That desirable property, the ' Blacksmith
Shop at Summerhill, about four miles from
ro keep the ammonia in glass or stone
tightly'COrked.
Clinton or any other blacksmith shop, along
with comfortable frame dwelling, with stone
driving
Ctrs
cellar, good well water. &c. ; also
house and other outbuildings: quarter acre
garden, good withanum erof
FOUR KINGS.
edfruit avos-
grapes, &c. Wilt be Bold or leased on favor-
able terms to right party. Possession in Octe-
ber. Good opening. Apply by letter or in per -
DR. AGNEW'S FOUR GREAT CURES son to WM. GRAINGER,
NEVER FAIL IN THEIR MISSION— Aug. 22nd, 1898. LondesboroP.O., Ont.
IS NO "REYOND HOPE" POINT
THERE
WITH THEM, THEY CURE AND PHYSI-
CIANS PRESCRIBE THEM — RELIEF
COMES IN THIRTY MINUTES.
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Heart disease -If the heart palpi-
tates, fluttel8, tires easily, it indicates Dominion Election 1896
isease-a day's nefflect may mean 1
each. Dr. Agnew s Cure for the
Heart, is regarded by physicians as the
greegst known remedy for the heart. ELECTORAL DISTRICT
Geer e Crites, Customs house officer,
ornwall, Says: "1 had acute heart
rouble for a number of years. 1 was —of the—
nable to attend to business. The
lightest exertion proved very fati fin- WEST RIDING OF HURON,.
ng. My physician recommended Dr.
Agnew's Cure for the Heart. Today
am as well as ever, and able to attend
o business,"
Catarrh -This disgusting membran- Statement of Ele ji10n fttitiftst's
sous inflammation affecting the throat incurred, on behalf' of
and sensitive cavities of the head, was
at one time regarded as incurable, and Geor g0 McIntyre Kiltyy
could only be checked in its extension
by the use of red-hot irons and the A CANDIDATE AT SAID ELE(J
strongest of acid sprays. The fallacy TION AND PAID BY ANDREW
of such drastic treatment has been MILLIAN, HIS AGENT.
conclusively exposed in the appliance
of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. It
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olutely painless and is easilyy app- Hall Rents ......................$ 3800
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a martyr to catarrh in the head for
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could procure, with little or no benefit. Nomination Papers ............. 10 00
I got a sample bottle of Dr. Agnew's Travelling Expenses............ /8 30
Catarrhal Powder. It gave me great Telephone and Telegraph..... ,. 1 50
relief, and after usin four bottles I 3
was completely cured. Organizing ......................
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Piles -Dr. Agnew's Ointment re- Voters' Lists ................... 3 40
lieves and cures all forms of piles in- 94 92
from three to six nights. Comfort in ANDREW MILLIAN
one application. -J5 cents.
Dr. A mew's Liver Pills cure cost]- AGENT FOR G. M. KILTY•
pation, biliousness and sick headache. TO
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The Story of a Political Boy
Orator.
Buffalo News.
Peroration,
Jubilation,
Nomination,
Preparation,
Notification.
« «
Peregrination,
Argumentation.
Tro Idation
WEST RIDING OF HURON.
Colborne, August 28th, 1898.
Old Dr. Rordou's Remedy f at Mee
Condemnation,
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Consternation,
aIIRE�
Lamentation,
Extermination.
Posr riv LY
Li Hung Chang reached Winnipeg
Lost Power. Nervous Debility,
Palling Manhood, secret Di -
shot tl 1 after noon Thursday en route
Y
to Vancouver. After a brief stop the
senses, caused by the errors
and excesses of youth. R
nosing, midgdle-aged or ole iHINDNON"
special continued west. The Earl re
ofefollieffseand from excesses, efreresst cored to health, man'
ceived a despatch during hie journey
stating that the Queen had conferred
hood and vigor.
price $1.00, 6 boxes for 58.011. Sent by mail,
orders of Knighthood on himself, his
two sons and the Chinese Ambassador,
sroarelysmled. Write forovr book, "sen rt!/ng
Facts," for en only, tells you how to get wcU
who accompanies the party. The cor-
Li Bung Chang
tea well.
rest title conferred on
is Grand Commander or
Addreaa, QUEEN MEDICJNE CO., SO: 047.
h the Queen
the Victorian Order.
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