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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-05-12, Page 7Mi 80IN898 ©/RECTORY orn"89. __ Ira ll11 • L. 0. L. No. 710, - CILINT O N� TSB 101SONS BANK. M escorrD Monday of every month. /tall 2nd fiat, Mcxay block, Visiting brothreu always lacoepeRatyd by Act of Parliament welcome. mont 1866. . J. P. SHEPPARD. W. Al. P. OANTELON, JR. See. THOS. BEACON, D. M. CAPIT,A,,L, - $2,000,000 000 REST - $1 400 000 tr Seed Offieea - MONTREAL. J. H. R. MOLSON, President. F, WOLFE48TAN THOMAS.OeneralManager. Notes,d;soollnted, Collections made, Drafts issued, Sterling and American ex- change bought and sold. INTaaieT ALLOWED oN DRPOSITS SAVINGS BANK. ,Tlrterest allowed on sums of $l and up. F'.A.R�d1+7Ri3_ Money advanced to farmers on their own notes with one or more endorsers. No mortgage re- quired as security. H. C. BREWER, Manager, December, 1895. dIINTON, G. D. NeTaggart BANKER ALBERT STREET, CLINTON. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSAQ'TED, Notes Discounted, - - .Drafts Issued. Interest Allowed on Deposits, Clinton, Juue8th, 1891 659y — DR. W. GUNN, R. 0. P. r.nd L. R. C. S. Edinburgh. Office — Ontario street Clinton. Night calls at front door of residence on Batterbury street, opposite Presbyter- ian ohuruh. DR. TURNBULL. .r. L. Turnbull, M. B. Toronto Univ. ; M. D. ; C. M., Victoria Univ. M. C. P. d S. Ont, ; F tlow of the obstetrical society of Edinburgh. Lala of London, Eng., and Edinburgh hospitals Cities:— Dr. Doweley's stand, Ratten'+ury 3t. Night calls answered at Office. DR. SHAW. Otflue—Ontario street, ott)posite English church, formerly occupies{ by 1)r. Appleton. Jas. S. Freeborn, M -D L, K. & Q C. P., I., M. C P, & S. 0., &c„ &c. Groduate of King's & Queon's College of Physicians, Dublin, Ireland, Licentiate of the General Medical Council, Great Rritain. Member of College of rhystalasa aLd Surgeons, Ontario. Fornsorly resi- depto the Rotunda Hospital (Lying-in and Gyms• -ological), Dublin. Special attention to diseases of women and children. Office and residence, Rotten bury St., next door to Ontario St. Methodist parsonage. 829-1y Dr. Bruce, Surgeon Dentist. OFFICE—Over Taylor's Shoe Store, Clinton Ont. S ecial attention to re- servation of natu al teeth. p N. B.—Will visit Blyth every Monday, and Bayfield every Thursday afternoon during the summer. ,�,Dr. Agnew, DENTIST. Office hours s - 9 to 5 eeeoeeee At Zurich the second Thurs- day of each month, �eg�tT, G. CAMERON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Conveyancer, &e. Office—coiner Hamilton and 8t. Andrews -fits., opposite Colborne Hotel, Godorich. 883 tf RC. HAYS, Barrister, Solicitor, sc. Office, corner - North Str%t and Square, near Registry Onlee, Goderich, Ont. 67. JW Money, to lend at lowest :.tee of interest, J, SCOTT, Barrister, c c., ELLIOTT's BLOCK, - - CLINTON, Money to Loan, E . CAMPION, Q . C i BARRISTER, - - - SOLICITOR,, NOTARY, cg's., Goelerieh, - Ont. Ofco—Over Davis' Drug Store. Money to loan. M. 0. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER, - - SOLICITOR, COMMISSIONER, ETC, Qoderieh, - - - Ont. omee—Cor. Hamilton and St. Andrew's Ste, W. BRYDONE•, BARRISTER - - SOLICITOR. NOTARY PUBLIC, tg•c , OFFIOE BEAVER BLOCK - - CLINTON. 817 -If JOHN RIDOUT, CONVEYANCER, COMMIssio>ER, FITC. Fire Insurance. Real Estntc. Money to lend. --�Offtce--HURON STREET, CLINTON. Cantelon Bros, GENERAL gROCERS & PROVISO ION MERCHANTS. Grodeery, Glass& Chinaware ALBERT ST., CLINTON, ONT. Highest Cash Price for Rutter and Eggs 52.1y RYff1va11 lc. //yLINTON Lodge, No. 84, A. F. & A, M. meats t / every Friday, on or atter the moon. Visit Ing brethren cordially invitad A. J. HOLLOWAY, W. M. THOS. RUMBALL, SEs. Clinton, Dec. 0, 1895. S. 0. T. M. Kearns Tent No. 06, Knights of the Maccabees of the World. $1,000,$2,000 and $3,000 Policies. Mem- bership over 100,000. Assessment prinolple—has never exceeded 12 asseesments in a year. Cheapest and safe6t in existence. Meets In Orange Hall, Clin- ton, first and third Friday of every month. -- COOK'S FLOUR & FEED STORE, Clinton. BRAN and SHORTS in Large or Small Quantities. OIL CAKE, LINSEED MEALS 10 lbs. Choice Oatmeal for one Bushel Oats D. COOK, �'TINTO_N. 762•ti PRODUCE EXCHANGE HILL & JOYNER, Corner Store, Albert St., Clinton. Dealers in Grains, Flour, Feed, Seeds, etc. Teats a specialty. Headquarters for all kinds of Field and Garden Seeds. We carry the largest Stock and the largest variety of Seeds. All Goods will be sold at lowest prices for Cash. We pay Cash for Eggs. Any kind of ggrain taken in exchange for Goods, same as Cash. HILL & JOYNER. Central Butcher Shop. COUCH & WILSON Subscribers deice to notify the public that they have bought out the butchering business lately con- ducted by Mr, Jas. A. Ford, and will continue the same under their personal supervision. Orders will have prompt aril arroful attention. Fresh meats of all kinds will be kopt in season, sold at reasonable rutes and delivered anywhere in town. ARTHUR COUCH, CHAS N. WILSON. CENTRAL BUTC}iER SHO P FORD & MURPHY, (9uocessois to J. W. Langford.) Havingbought out the above business, weintend to condnot it on the cash principle, and will supply our customers with the best meate at the lowest pay - ng prices. FORD & MURPHY. LIVE HUGS WANTDDI Highest Alarke'. Price Paid. D. CANTELON, Clinton. 1793-tf. J. E. BLACKALL, Veterinary Surgeon and Veterinary Inspector. Office on Isaac street next New Era office. Hesideiwe, Albert St., Clinton: B. THOMLINSON, VETERINERY SURGEON, Honorary Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Cul - age, Toronto. Treats all dlveascs of Domestic Animule on the most modern and Scientific Principles. Day and Night Calls Pro;nptly Answered. Itesideuce—Itattenbury Street, West, Clinton Out. Geo, Trowhill, Horseshoer and General Black - Smith, Albert Street, North, - Clinton., JOBBING A SPECIALTY. Woodwork ironed and first clasa material and worlc guaranteed ; form implcnicnts and machines rebuilt and repaired.TO THE FARMERS. Study your own Interest and go where you can got Reliable Narnessr I manufacture none but the BERT Or STOCK. J)(nware of shope that sell cheap, as they have got to live fly- Call and get prices. Ordera by mail promplyattended to eT O lei IN 73 1E r I-., HARNESS EMPORIUM, BLYTII, O1NT -- � --GO TO THE —_ ----- - Union Shaving Parlor For first -clans Hair -Cutting and Shaving. Smith's block, opposite -Post Office, Clinton .I. EMERTON, Proprietor. WATTS & CU., CHE ISIS & DRUGGISTS Great N r ern Telegraph office, Albert Stre - Clinton. PUMPS - PUMPS! _ if you want it first -clasp, well -made pnmp, one tha will give you satisfaction, send your, order to th undersigned, He will dig and clean wells and do it a the oloeeat prices. He also handles a flrst•olas FORCE PUMP. JAMES FERGUSON Opposit Queen'aHotel - High Street Clinton. - - - - -- 80?tf J. Ca STEVENSON, + Furniture 'Dealer, &e. THE LEADING UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Opposite Town Hall, . Clinton, Ont The McKillop Mutual Fire . lnsurance Company, Farm and Isolated Town Proper- ty only Insured. IOFFICERS, George Watt, Preeldent, Harlock P. 0.; James Broadfoot, Vico-Pros., Seaforth P. 0.; W. J. Shan con, 800y. Treas., Sbatorth P. 0.; Michael Murdle, ruspeotor of losses, Seaforth P, 0. DIRECTORS, J roes Broadfoot, Seaforth; Michael Needle, Sea. fort; Georgo Dale, Seaforth; George Watt, Harlock Thomas E, Hay Seaforth; Alex Gardiner, Leadbury Thomas Garbutt, Clinton; Juhn McLean, xippen. &GENTS, Thomas Nellans, Harlock; Robert Mebilllan, Boa• forth and James Cummings, Egmondville, Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans- act other business will be promptly attend- ed to on application to any of the above otHcars ad. dressed to thdlr respective post noises. NOTICE, There being some misunderetandlug with re. Bard to wreckage, let it be distinctly understood that if any person takes possession of any kind of wreelcage and fails to report to rye 1 shall at once take proceedings. Remember this is th6 last warning I shall give. CAPT. WM. BABB. Receiver of `Srecks, Goderich, Goderich, Sept. 7th 1891, _ FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS DUNN"S BAKINC PoW"DER THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND LARGE -3T SALE IN CANADA - think think Ranted—An Idea Eb,uwhogtoepateent7 Protect our Ideas • he; may bring you wealth Write JAN WEll1SERBDRN & CO. Patent Attor• neys Washington, D. CA for their 4i,soo pisco offer and slat of two hundred inventions wan ed, In The Second Division Court of The County of lluron. OWEN VS. SPRUNG. in this case Vlaintitf sues as agent of Dr. Barnardo s homes, for $125.00 being "amount due tinderan agreement (in wi;)ting) date,) 0th of Alay, 1880, be- tcveen the plaintiff and defendant re- lative to Percy Caleb Cooper." The bov, m -ho is described in the t reemcni as 131 years of age, wits hired out by the Home to defendant till he shou!d attain the age of twenty- one years." The boy entered defendant's service at the date of the agreement, and re- mained with him 'till ahuut two years hefore the end of his term, and •then voluntarily left defentaut's service against defendant's will. The consideration in the written agreement, in addition to board, lodg- ing, washing and clothing, was $2110.00, to be paid at the expiration of the period of service, either to the boy or the plaintiff or other authorized agent of - Dr-,--Barnardo's Hcrues. - The re- naaiuing facts are set forth in the judg- ment. Judgment—The agreement provides that (it) this engagement may be ter- rninated by either party giving one month's notice of the same to the other to writing and (b) "It is also agreed that should the engager,nent termin- itte prior to the above mentioned per- iod of eight years, then the sum of $200.00 shall he proportioned as fol- lows, and paid in that proportion by the said Gabriel Sprung, niunely, $25 each year respectively." For con- venience of reference, I have distin• gnished these clauses by (a) and (h). No,.O'the engagement terminated, as already stated, by the voluntary act, of the boy, Who according t l his own explamilioii to derendant, was prompted thereto by the default Of the plaintiff in keeping his promise to make certtin presents to the buy, and also by the conviction on the part of the boy, that, if he linished his term with the defendant, the Home would collect all his earnings and keep there, as Ile supposed they had done tvitll the presents prol`ldsed. It is contended by the plaintiff that he is entitled under clause (b) of the agreement, to collect the amount claimed ($125.011) for the tune the boy remained with the plaintiff. Con- struing the agaeellient as a whole, i think clause (b) should ha interpreted as referring to the termination nien= tionecl in clause (a), and be read as 1Liver III's Like blllouspess, dyspepsia, headache, cQnstl, patios, sour stomach, indigestion are promptiy cured by Hood's Pills. They do their work Hood's easily and thoroughly. R Best after dinner plibi 26 cents. All druggists. Prepared by C. I. Vood & Co., Lowell, plass. The oallf Pill to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla, bind the bey, and not being bound by plaintiff's contract, the boy had a right to leave defendant. It follows that its the contract was for a definite term, and calls not completed by the bo)r, ilor determined in the luanner therein provided, namely, by either party giving one month's notice, that the plaintiff could not recover even if the court had jurisdiction Over the amount sued for. •1 am however clearly of the opinion that the sour t has not jurisdic. tion over the claim as sued. The plain. tiff then, to entitle hum to recover, had to do More than simply prove the agreement. lie had t.o prove the cir- cnlnstaances of the termination of the contract otherwise than as provided for by ,he agreement to entitle phis to recover the particular amronntstied for. Ile Sheppard and Couper 25 Ont. Rep. 275, Bichmall and Sea"'er Vol 1. page 73, and cases there cited. I would have deAlt with the quer- tion of jurisdiction first if the case de- pended entirely oil that question, but its by Division Court. rulo 7, the Judge miry permit the aband- onment of the excess, where it has not been abandoned by the plaintiff in the first instance. I thought it best to consider the merits that 1 might determine whether or not it was a proper case for the exer- cise of such discretion. I have come to the conclusion that this is not. a case in which I should assist the plaintiff. Even if I had found that the plaintiff had a right to hind the bay by the agree'lient in question, as the amount here claimed is for the benefit of the boy whose duty it was, to fulfil the contract by remaining his full terns, I do not think that as a matter of equity and good conscience, that the plaintiff should suceee-i on the facts disclosed here. It was not the defendant's fault in any wiry that the boy did not, fulfil his contract, on the contrary, the boy left the defendant because he doubted that he would get the $200, covered by the contract frorn the plaintiff, or the Horne, in case he fulfilled his term with defendant. The defendant lost the services of the boy for the most valuable portion of his' term whilst the boy was earn- ing, and getting wages elsewhere. I diSlmiss the Action With costs ;.o be paid by the plaintiff. B. L. DOYLE, J. J., HURON. SHOW THEM UP TO THE PUBLIC. As the public—particularly the ladies —tire so often swindled by profit -loving merchants and dealers, it is well that people should have an example of what is done in the sale of certain package dyes for home dyeing. The makers of common and adulter- ated package -dyes sell tITeirrrrrTde? et# ors to the retail merchants at a cost of four cents per packet, and the public a'ho buy these deception dues are made to pay ten cents for them. A handsome profit indeed for Mi. Store- keeper 1 No wonder he uses every eu- deavor to sell and substitute his poor dyes for the famous and reliable Dia- mond Dyes, The Diamond Dye::,' that all live and honorable dealers in Canada, handle' and sell, cost a good deal more monev, yet the public get them for ten cents, which only allows the deiller a fair profit. But mark the difference, ladies l• The cheap dyes are really worthless, and :are Made fur the profit of the manufac- turer and the dealer, while Diamond Dyes are made for the profit, pleasure and blessing of every home dyer. Wilmot Lloyd, it young man in the eniploy of L. Hardy, bridge builder of Exeter, had one of his legs broken by a heavy timber falling on it, ,),last Tuesday. forming a part, of, and governed by that clause. If not so construed, it night lead to a great absurdity not t 'p' 'q�'� ��'1�1 ���� POINTS. say injustice, —a result not at all with- '�•+ f,�a Bl the contemplation of either party to the agreement. If clause (b) should Dit. AGNEtV'S LIVER PILLS Altir A PURF,- be held not to refer to the termination Ly VEGET-ABI.E COMPOUND—A SCIfiN- of the contract mentioned in clause (a), TIFICALLY STUDIED FORMULA—TILE them it would have to be construed ,. AFTFR EFPPCTS., OF THE MEDICINE as applying generally to any tellninit_ NAVE BEEr7 GIV1rN• AS M•VCII CONSID- tion of the agreement; and if terminat- 'QkATION As THE IMMEDIATE RE - ed by the withdrawal by the plaintiff,, sUL•T1�6 without cause, of tie boy from defen- dant's custody at any time, :say at the 'NOT 80 WITH MANY OF THE ANCIENT end of the second or third year of his FOItMULAS—PAINFUL PURGERS AND service, for the purpose Of,placing him NO HEALING POWERS—THINK OF out at, higher wages, the plaintiff ' TIJESE POIN'6'. might compel the defendant to to pity $25.00 per year for the time the If you must use medicine look for Y hoy wn9 with him, though it was the the most pleasant, safest and surest least valuable portion of his term, to take. Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills are which would be very unfair to defen- supreme in cases of Sick headache, dant. The obvious, reply; to this stip- Biliousness, �rllow Skin, Constipation, 40 20 positious case is that no Court would etc. �do0s, cents.—Sold by allow such a glaring iojustice. Yet it 'Watts & Co. 'ce would be an .equally glaringk,'de to hold that clause (b) as conby Mr. McLeod of Seaforth a member plaintiff, applied to the tei•mOf the 33rd battlion since its com- the engagement which took pre, encement, Vas presented with a valu- namely, by the voluntary an. able gold headed cane previons to' his act of the boy so far its tn- makin a tour through the North dant is concerned. Hereto tn- West Territories. dant has bad the least valuable portion of the boy's services. That portion which was almost all cost and little or "NOT EXACTLY RIGHT." no. profit to defendant, whilst the Most valuable—the lust two years of his people Thousandsof eo le are in this con- tern]—was wholly lost to defendant, dition. Thev are not sick and yet they and e yy yhis elusive profit. But torthis plarintiff are by no means well. A single bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla would do them answers that the boy could not termin- a world of good. It would tone the ate the agreement and could be stomach, create an appetite, purify and , compelled to finish his term; enric}f the blood and give wonderful R. S. O. cap. 142 S. S. 0, 13, 14 t 20. Vi o• and vitality. Now is the time to ,This depends on whether or not the fake it. plaintiff had the legal right to bind the boy to the defendant. It was not HOOD'S PILLS euro nausea, sick ansea, sic shown on the trial except, by reference headache, indigestion, . gg to the agreement that plaintiff or the All druggists. 25c. Home had any /rights of guardianship over the boy, the Miss Eva Newton, daughter Mr. anon authority of Hall Public of Mrshomas vs. Shool Trustees of Stisted, WOnt. Rep, and Newton of Exeter, was 'M at page 13.3, I do united marriage to Mr, R. Heren- not think the plaintiff had a right to , deen at Detroit on the 10th April. 04* Political P0114(s, According to the British press John Bull is verygrateful to the Canadian government for'• llavijjg. made a mini- mum tariff schedule in his favor—��iv- ing hire an advantage in the Canadian market over all other nations. We wonder if John is Sufficiently grateful to give Canada some small preference in the matter of her expo yytsto Britain. Surely after CanadRs"I'll., .stone so hitnd- sousely by John hnot continue to treat Canada treats till the rest of the world. Gratitude is best manifested in deeds. Major Hughes hit the nail on the head when Mr. Fielding was delivering his budget speech. The Minister of Finance explained that he intended to keep the duty on coal until the United States removed the duty on our coal. "Why, then," asked Major Hughes, "do you not keep the duty on cur•n until the United States admits our barley free?" And Mr. /Fielding wits floored. He could not give an an. ewer. But in answer can be found. Mr. Fielding is a sectionalist. He has no use for Ontario, or for the Ontario farmer. He can protect one Nova Scotia interest turd give high bounties out of the pockets of the Ontario far. mer for another Nova Scotia interest. But when the Ontario farmer's in- terest is at stake that interest has to suffer. HEALTHY STOMACH I HAPPY MAN !--NOTHING EXPERIMENT- AL ABOLJT USING THE GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN NERVINE—WHAT IT HAS DONE FOB THOUSANDS IT CAN DO FOR YOU. HERE ARE, STItONU WORDS FROM A RE- LIABLE BUSINESS MAN—READ THEM I have been a great sufferer from in- digestion and dyspepsia. I tried manv remedies, but obtained very little re- lief. I saw South American Nervine advertised, and concluded to give it a trial, stud I must say 1 consider it the very best, m)edicinc I have ever used. I obtained great relief from the first few doses. I have only used two bot.t.le, and am happy to say it has Made a new roan of ine. Istrongly reeuuunend it to fellow -sufferers." C. PEARCE, Dry Goods Merchant, Forest, Ont.— Sold by Watts & Co. Mr. Charles Dawson, an employee in Ogilvie's mill, Seaforth, met With an accident last week. He was working in one of the tipper stories with only a dhki light, when he made a mistep and fell ten feet into a hire, breaking his right leg at the ankle. When you tare weak, tired and life- less, ,you need to enrich and purify your blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla. The Queen's hotel, Seaforth, for many years conducted by Air. Thos. Stephens, has been leased to Mr. Mich- ael Purcell of Stratford. Mr. Purcell is an experienced hotel man and will no doubt keep up the reputation of the house. Listowel, Sept. 22nd, 1806. Edmanson, Bates & Co., Gentlemen, --I have pleasure in say- ing that Dr. Chase's Ointment, Pills and Catarrh Cure and Linseed and Turpentine are selling well, and are giving every satisfaction. Many of my customers have spoken highly in their praise. Yours truly, J, A. HACKING. KIDNEY WAR. HOW INSIDIOUSLY IT RAGES, BUT /IOW QUICK THE SURRENDER, AND HOIA THE FLAG OF TRUCE IS HURRIFDLY HOISTED WHEN THAT GREAT GENER- AL, SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE, TURNS HIS GUNS ON 'CHR DISEASE, This is what James Sullivan, of Chat - Iain, Ont.,• writes : "For years I was a great sufferer frcwi Kidney trouble. The disease became so acute that I iv is confined to the house, and wtrs greatly Inflicted with insomnia. 'I was per- suaded. after tiling mhady other reme- dies tvithout-re'lief to' )rocure a bottle of South American j'idney cure. I m had relief almost frhthe Wst •dose. I have persisted in its use, and after using six bottles I am well and strong again. Ican work fourteen hours out of twenty-four and feel very little, if A4, fatigue. It is the best rnedicine I have ever used. Sold by Watt,,-,& Co. 6 r The wholesale grocery warehouse of n'. P. Eckardt and (A)., Front street, loruntu, -%hits badly gutted by fire, The loss will be in the neighborhood, of $75,000. with Sufficient insurance to cover the same. ` Souris, Mau., Sept. 21, 1806. Afess.r9, L+'dmanson, Bates & Co. Dear Sirs,—I find your goods taking remarkably wall with in•y custorner•s and they appear to give every satisfac- tion, as indicated five thq fact of our having, sold one-half gross of 'your Chase's-Kidney-LiucrVills alone dur- ing the month of August. " S. S. ,SMITH, SbUHS, Marl. Post Office Returns.—The following post office statistics for the principle offices in Heron county are taken from the 'Auditor -General's report, which has ; est been issued, for the year end- ing �une 30 last:— Post Offices Post Office Sal's and Revenue Allowances Auburn ... ............$ 458 73 $ 204 78 Bayfield .......... 584 25 319 44 Blue"vale............... 414 40 197 09 Blyth .... ............. 1467 40 64067 Brussels ............... 2348 41 1085 23 Clinton ................ 4830 08 170200 Crediton .............. 693 61. 329 50 Dungannon • .. ....... 522 93 25005 Exeter ................ 2079 88 938 90 Fordwich. ......... ... f>93 43 3.36 83 Goderich.. . ......... . .. 6'068 90 1959 09 G orrie ......... ....... 1122 37 449 59 Hensall ....... ... ..1179 87 5t2 78 Seaforth .............. 4983 67 185126 Vorna.................. 46257 153 70 Wingbam .. . . ..... . ... 4309 47 1519 39 Wroxeter , .. , . • ........ 886 78 477.95 Zurich • .............. . 82.4 87 364 64 No reports are given fron Belgrave, Brucetield, Constance, Harlock, Lead - bury, Londesboro, Marnoch, Sunshine, St Augustine, Walton or Westfield. Purest and Best for Table and Dairy bio adulteration. !Never cakes. You may get over that slight cold all right, but it has left its mark on the v,en- -- branes lining your throat. You are liable to takeanother cold and the'second one will hang on longer than the first. Scott's Emulsion is not ,an ordinary cough specific, but it is I I the ounce of preven- tion." It builds up the system, checks inflammation :,nd heals inflamed mem- branes. "Slight" colds never bring serious results when it is promptly taken. Boole on the subject free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville, Unt. A PERFECT TEA mmmONSODaNm I'll THE FINEST TEA IN THE WORLp TEA FROM THE TEA PLANT TO THE TEA CUP IN ITS NATIVE PURITY. "Monsoon" Teals put up by the Indian Tea growers as a sample of the best qualities of Indian Teas, Therefore they use the greatest care in the selection of the Tea and its blend, that is why they put it up themselves and sell it only in the original packages, thereby securing its purity and excellence, Put up In r i lb., i Ib. and 5 Ib. packages, and never. sold in bulk. ALL GOOD GROCERS KEEP IT. If your gvacer does riot keep it, tell him to write W • STEEL, HAYTER & CO. o 11 and 13 Front Street East, Toronto - 61) YEARS' EXPFPIENCE. TRADE MARKS. DESIGNS, COPYRIGHTS &c. Anyone sending a sketch and deborlption may quickly aacertain, free, whether an Invention is probably patentable. Communications strictly confidential. Oldest agency for securing patents In America. We have a. Washington office. Patents taken through Munn & Co, receive special notice In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully Illustrated, largest circulation or . any Solent l8o journal, weekly, terms $3.00 a year; 5S1.50 erg months. Specimen copies and f l -Nn BeuX ON PATENTS sent free. Address MUNN & CO., 361 Broadway, New York. Read,s.., W- THE -o* �"•� Great Offer 0.OF•.0 The London Free Press. The Free Press, desiring to greatly increase its subscription list, makes the following great offer to the farmers and stockmen of Canada whereby sub- scribers to Weekly Free. Press will get One Year's Raper Free. The Froe Pro=s haR made arrange- ments with the Veterinary Science Publishing Co. for a, uumberot copies of their book, "The' Vetnrinary 8dence," ,the price of which iH $2.1.0. This book traate fully and in piste lAnguage the Anatomy, llisesse , and Treatment of DonioFitic Animals aifd Poultry, also containing a fuII(Ieacripi ion of Medicine anef Receipts, so that e•hry farmer can be his own veterin try. 5 3a0u• LOR 52.40 The AV•eekly rrec Fres and Farm and Ifomc for mfr, year (price $1.00) and a copy of the Vcicrinary Science (price, Ruth n•i-1 be mailed to any ad- 'ilrenHopen Lhe r. u i it� of TWd Dollars. Iso no ruts., Pik ,.II . t l I, Ir,uico. We cannot affnr d W coothme 1 his offer indefinitely. Our object in narking it now iR tosecure an iminedinto raspon;e which a lees liberal offer might, fail to attract. Re- nucnher, by scndin? $.VO for the book you g'rt the �Vicek, ree Press and Farm and Horne. ONE YEAR FREE. Agents wanted everywhere, Address all communications to the Free Press Printing Co„ London, Ont, When harvest time comes and the ;crit farmer goes to town to buy hinder twine cheaper than he ever got. .t before he will he tho most Astonished ,Tan on earth when he finds that the removal of the duty doest.%affect the - price it little bit. Mr. Fisher the present Minister of Agriculture, 0111.9 RPOke at Moose Jaw n 1804:—"In Mr. Foster's reformed aviff the duty on implements was ( til', lown from iii to 25 per cent„ and Al r. Foster claimed lie had removed a great alyden from the farmers. Why di ;,e lot remove the, whole burden P" i there i9 Mr. Fisher now? Why is rot he removing the burden ?