The Huron News-Record, 1897-10-06, Page 6- - Mrs T Iltawiltun; 51hs table gglaoA, Mills Symington, Mrs U Camp-
A Green, Mrs Thos.A le bell; painting on slate, Miss Syming' 1- H
The Huron News -Record i button, 20 L pa ked b' ton,
derson;'LU lbs packed button, Mrs Hy
e.f6 aYear--91.00 ie. Ad+anon Morris, Mrs Thus Anderson; cheese, .special Prizes. --Special by Fred
_ _- _ nut less than 50 lbs, factory made, Robt Younghlut, Lonaestiall (b, for the 13 N
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WEDNESDAY. U(Y"U13LIt oth, 1897. Mcllwain; 2loaves horse made broad, best cult of 1807, Tlieavyy draught or
Mrs A Green, Mrs T Anderson; jar of agricultural, t$5 -John ULiishulul,
lUuttganitou hull xltoW. honey, Yaul Reid, Will Bailey; maple Special by John Medd, V.:3., Duu
syrup, W E Uurmn, Jas Alton; maple aunon, of $10 Eur the hest 5 agricul. The
sugar, Sam Altus,, Jas Alton; best cul- ttoral eolth, +tged 4, 3, 2, 1 *Laid filial of D
The Dun +moon Show wits as usual Ittgtiott of home utacle prey rues, 1 jar 180 i, olpen to ituy hurseruau to coutpete' ie
a'succeaa t�ia yeat in every respect. of each variety, Miss E Nott; a providing he pay the satue aluuuut.
The prize list is given below. k• y at that the. Society supplelueut the. T
Vegetables and Roots. -Pre earl
HOltyEs.-Heavy Draught. -Brood ruse putlitues, A Dvaney, T Hall')- same with $5 ae it sweepstake prize for sel
mare with foal by her sicie, Thus And- Slton; peek white elephant potatoes, the best ultra. or gelding up to four hope
erson; 2 year ultl filly, Barber Bros; 2 A Urrtnry, John Snikeld; peck any of h• years old, to he cbrssrd ltd Agt *cultural. Th
year' old eldmg, Jas Forster; 1 year et vallety, Get) Sulyth, Jas Bailie; 4 -Woods Bros and Juhu ('hishobu. his o
old filly, as Howatt; 1 ycatr old geld heads cabt)ragr, Juhn S+tlkeld, W D' Special h Thos E Durnin, Dungan. epirit
Sf Loan
ng, Thus Antler foal of 1897, Jas. Dur,liu; fi blond beets. Geo Stuyth 1 )ton of X13 fur t he he t k)tiare'or geicla,ig and
Furstrr; team in hrtrness, Jab Furster. Haatilton; a sugitr• beets, 'Phos Wuuds, th , suit able. for a lady's driver. infix
Agricultural. -Brood mare with foal John Salkeld; 6 ,t)tiugolcl wu"tzels' Sou ess attrcl style coositfered.-Ili- this
by her side, Woods Bros, John Chili- John Salkeld,
It Mcllwain; 8 gulden w Durnin. The
hulls; '2 year old filly, J Kilpatrick; tanklu'd wurtzets, John Salkeld; swede.
year old gelding, Will Bailie; 1 yr>u' turnips, Juhn Salkeld, Goo Smyth; :special by James Bailie of $'2 for the Q11
old filly, John Salkeld,
John Dur- greystttlle turuips, Win Malleugh;long heaviest Illicit) oil tb.+grotlod. tion.
Dill; 1 year old gelding, Jas orailge ctLrrots, Thos Hamilton, Jo I Special by XV W Fisher, Colborne, tion
Bailie; foal of 1897, John Uhis- Salkeld; white Belgian carrots, R Me- for pen of any' breed of pigs, 1 bulk". 8 snow
hulm, Woods Bros; teaun in harness, Ilwain, W E Durnin• (T early horn SOW. tiny age, Ist $2 and 2nd t$1 -1V 1111
Jas Forster, Jas Chishulw. carrots, Thos 1 ,1111iltun, Jas Cutwen; W'Fi:�lter, W Fisher. ugui
6leneral I itrpose.--Brood mitre with peck unions, John Salkeld, Thos Dish S , ural I) \V J Morrow, Dongaullon, It
foal by her side, Barber Bros, Salkeld er•; peck totnntoes, Jas Curwen, Geo f" y 1)'1.
Bros; 2 year Old gelding, (1hrLs Taylor, Sntyb); 0 ears corn, John Salkeld , Jas butter to hrcouis ahisrin•upe ty�!Mr s T pito
Paul }teed; l year old filly, ClhasTaylor, Uurwrn; pumpkin, Hy Alums, Thos whi
E Durteed 1 sero old gelding. Barber Anderson; situuner squash, for table, Hawilton. B
Bros; foul ail 18011 Barber Bros; Anderton; -30"' olelons,ThosDisher; Re-cotumended.-Superior lift PUMP Yalu
1st and 'Lod: teals, ie. harness not 6 heads celerY, Jas Curwen; 4 citrons, Henry Dodd; cortuuou lift ptimul,, the
to steers 1,21H) His each, Thus Elliott, Airs Thus Anderson, Jas Alton; coltee- Henry Dodd. Latest
to& J Taylor: bestgeach, Troolued faro* trnu► tion garden vegetables, Jas Curwen; -- �'� For
ie. harness, A :laid J Taylor, Thos special, best 5 narued varieties Putti- lou
Elliott, toes, peck oach, A DraneY• Do you Intend Making Your the
Road and (:arriage.-Brood mitre FRUIT. -Winter Apples, five sash• hon
with foul by her side, R Fat rWo J. -Spies,
Jos A Mollough, Will Mul- Rooms Look BriLrhter of
Arutstaoi,g; 2 yr.;u' old filly,
Woods lough; Baldwins, Jas l3aille Jas Dur- and Cleaner? otLt
Brod; 2 year old �eldiug, Thus Beatty; Wert; l{rug of 'Pumpkins co, 11 Jas tali
1 yeltr olil filly, face Bitilie; 1 yea" old Altura, Jay Uu"won; 1Zibston Pigpen' the
eldiug, avubt,an Tiffin; single horse in Jai; Curwen, Jas I3'ailRusseyaJ+BREd- Thousands of women all overCiuetcltt holt
arn(.ss, Ur. Whitely, Jaas A1cM;tmis ; Jae Altt,n, S Alton,
pair ni atehrd horses in harness, laugh ward, Jas Altnnn'RhodJa. 'tit
Greening,est rand oolis�look`brighter and mn`retcl�:et�rfal h�
Girvin, J Arinstrorlg. eight
hninl„ it
It should he retnenmhtrcd tt)at Intl w
Speeding in the Icing. -No. 1 -Farm_ pi'a�ne>'� best four ied varieties,
attited visa iAlton,
ty, 1VIll sowute can hu heenLifully tintaeI with cw
ers trot air pace. Ill, or gelding F gra
perty of exhibitor, Paul Reed, Jas Me- Bailie, Jos A Mcalluultll. - oz Pip- expense. CoeDImckage of very
i the
Manus, David J'runsr. Fall Apples, 5 of each. il Dye tints tell to lirtrrn pound., build- era
No 3- Open to ell; trot air puce; hest pias,
Will 11itlluugh, Jus A Alatllonglt;qolue liv.
i five unit Mats, A. A .Pulley, Cayugit Iced Streak, Poul LZc�d• b1i�1� enlorssarr`�ytllow,ILlur;ulgV, ettr-ltinnl,
three. n keld Bros: Blenhietu_, PipPii .
Plat Fatr•1, R J Cameron. Syuliaigtun, Will Bitilie; host t named slate, erirnsoll, hienuuk, violet, ;;ttt.+n, al
Lady }ciders will Drivers. -Lady varieties, 4 of each, Miss E. Nutt, Jas. light blue, laud pink. n•1
driver, single. Miss Green, AIrsJ Bailey; Bailie. To snake good Iialsonoin(., cli,.nlva sal
sol►cUo hotse, roar's ut gelding;, It
SLurcly• fears, &e. -3 nau)td varieties, 5 of une.fuu,•th pnnnd cit gaol glue to enc) sit
- Thnronghbred. - YI ilrlu titch+ S Furse, H Cut wen; collection �ufiic eell tn`tr)Witter ds I to \ };Ive)l I)c' g. rt i itt ix cc+u- tilt
CATrr).E ra )es, Plias Syn,iugtou, H Cul \ecu;
cow, having raised air with calf in 1807,. flab* peaches, Thos. Lusher, Miss Sy- sisteucy. '1.'n tint, il, dissuly(. as pack of
Thos Anderson, 1st. and god; '2 yeti" } T
heifer, Thu, Anderson, 1 it •2; 1 uttngton;, lTlusAVoods;�pl�tec�uitaYce�- a, Inch as istlnecesairuar yntto girve the heI add
old s rnuH-tt n,
ear old heifer Thos Anderson, ' y E+
yy R. 141cI1\vaut, Thus. Uishrr ; co lection colo" desired.
,T Kilpatrick; heifer calf of 18'97, house plants, Jas. Uurwen; collection When yoll F,aiY dyes fur tinting, he ga
This Anderson, I and 2; bull citlgf o� gait}c:n flours, cut, Thus. Anderson. sure you ask your dealer for. the Dila- ch
18,)7, Thus Anderson; aged bur Jas Uu"\ven. morpti Dyes, using sots of the .bade+ un
years qt over, 'Phos Anderson; herd of ment(onetl above. be
3 females iLnd 1 mettle, Thos Anderson Man ufsctureG.--10 yards all wool cloth, fr
Miss L+' Nutt; 10 yards all wool flannel in
(trade Catdle.-Milch cow, having las. Alton; 10 yards union flannel, Miss HE WON HER. h
raised or with calf in 1897, Medd & Sou, L+' Nott; pair wool blankets, Jas. Altura, -- air
�Vtn A ndre\vs ; 2 year old heifer, Sam Alton; pair horse blankets, home _
Medd & yon, I and 2; I year old heifer, made, Jas Alton, Miss It', Nott; best fi
W E Dlll•nirl, Wtlt Mallou�h; steer collection of cabinetwear, A & W in
calf of 1897, A R Anderson, Won LV1tll S )roul; best collection of bouts, T W to,si pip 3� ��
lough : belies. calf of 1897, Tbos Ander. Little; best made pair pants, A �� at
son, Medd & Son; 2 year old heifer, Draney. '' in
raised calf in 1897, Medd & Son, fatted
ox or steer, It blellwatin, H Girvin; Implements. Single buggY With, top, %. di
fatted cow or heifer, Medd & Son, H lint known; wood axle farm tufa gon,
Girvin ; 2 year old steer, Jos A Alil.l- J;as. Rose, lst, 2nd; farm gate. Jets. lose, t NY
lough ; 1 year old steer, A R Anderson, Jilt) Levy; wag gan rack, Jas Ruse; _ f
road cart,' J Al Nerguson- best collet- s
H (xirvir'' tion fatrnl implements, Jas. Rose; sup- t
Stlr:Er.--Leicester.-Aged rani, Sid- Brio" lift pump, H Dodd; common lift
keld Bros; p)Lir aged Ewes, raising pomp, H. Dodd. a
lanibs in 1897• Geo Ilarry, Salkeld Bros; a
pallia dheaarlitl ewes Geo Hilvvy, Salk- La9ie. Department: -Tatting, Airs C �i4 \
els li he pair ewe lfttnha� (ic;o Harty, Catttphell, I11iss E Nott, crochet work, a
Jas Bailie; ";tau laneb Salkeld Bros, I Miss E, Nott. All's '1' llishe,.;ernbroiclery Shti_!f you batt loved ole fur )hit I
Geo H+airy. ' uI littnen, Mrs Thos Woods, Miss Sv- Inst four years, why did you not propose cl
tnington; embroidery ie. muslin, Airs before? T
Shropshire Duwias.-Agedi•nm;Gletin Campbell, Miss L Buchanan; embroid- I•le-I•-thought you were too young to t
Bros; sbelo-liog rain, Wean Tiros; pair cry in cotton,' bliss E Nutt, Miss Sy- marry. d
aged ewes, Ialisiug larnbs in 1807, Glenn rnington; fancy hr•aiding, Miss L Ruch- t
Bros; pati,. e\vt+ lambs, Glenn Bros; y patch.(:rhe is aw
softs, ,Alis Symington; Ease•
earn lawh, Glenn Bros, Ist and 2nd. wnr•k, Miss Syu)ingtoI); patched quilt, "I don't believe he is ss truly grant art- i
Oxford Downs. -Aged taut, Jas in wool, Mrs'Chos Hamilton; l;ttnlled i -t, however."
1 ..what! lti"itI such a soul? And such e
Baille, Jas Tahh; shearling rant, Jas quilt in cotton. Mrs Thus Ilan lilt
ou, execution?"
Tit bb; pair aged ewes, raising larnbs in Aliss E Nott; embroidery in worsted or "Oh, ves: but the pro>wrant doosn't s:ry
1897, Jas'1';tbb, 1st and `2nd; patio shear- silk, Mr's U Campbell, Miss H Nott; that he always uses any parUeular make
ling ewes, Jas Ta bb ; pair ewe lauebs, linen shirt , hand inacie, (tin- of piano."
Jas I abb, Jas Bailie ; rant lamb, Jas watshed), Miss L Brich anain, Art is, at hest, hard to di;us oast, but
Tabb, Ist and 2nd. Airs. T Hantittolt; embrnidery on there are still sympta)ms that arc tol(.r-
nhly inevitahlt.-Detro!t Journal.
8011thdowns.-Aged ram, lZ Tiffiin; bolting cloth, A1iss E Nott, Lise SY i
pair aged ewes, raising Itinlhs in 181)7, rnington: knitted slippers, Miss .L Who se. Brave as to I,onow•9
Glenn Bros, Jas Lane; pair shearling Bnc hanan, bliss E Nott; fancy kilit- Flo -Do you know, I hall the most
ewes, Glenn Bros, Jaunts Lane; Pitir ting in wool, Amiss 1. Buchaniatl, Mrs U unpleasant sort of un adventure to-dity.
ewe lambs, Glenn Bros, Jars Lane; rain ('auepbrll; fancy knitting in cotton, A would-be masher followed me for
lamb, Glt.ull Bross, JcLs Lane ; heavy Miss Synlingcou, Miss E Nott; bloc],-. and there wasn't a policeman in
lamb, .Jos A Mallough, crochet table mats, Miss Sylnin Flight to appeal tin.' t
Plc+l.-J3o)•kshire.-r1 god boar, J•ts piece,1lts C M s L Bucci atn an, ]Miss E le centre
Nott; enpe`from ihim? Inc! Iiow did you es -
Chisholm, Jtw Alton ; sow, Ilavhig 1 Flo -I went into the first dry goods
1'alaed plgs•ill 1897, Jas Alton, 1st and linen`ihs•t,Lina�3ninenioradeI1(rsrt Tho- store where there was a bargain sale
2nd ; boar, littered in 1807, Jas Alton, ) going on.
Hamtil on; fair woolen units. hated
H Edwarl-; sow, littered in 1807, H ninde Bliss L Buchanan, MissSymling- No Doubt About It
Edwards, Jas Alton. ton; )stir woolen stockings, hand made, Daughter --Both Air. Chetrnble and Mr.
Yorkshire. -Sow. having I'atlded pigs� 4.it L Buchanan, Miss E: Nott; pair Lovelorne have imposed, and I don't
'n 1897, R Finnigan, W W Fisher; sow, Woolen socks, hand made, Miss I+: Nott, know which to marry.
littered in 1897; W Baille• Mrs T Hamilton; sofa cushion, Miss L Mothes•-Accept Air. Chetrible, dca�:.
Chester White. --Sow, having raised Buchanan, Miss E Nott; pillow shams, Ill- is the best postured Maul I ever saw.
pigs in 1897, lots Alton; boats', littered Miss Symington; ppOint lace, Mrs U Daughter -What makes you think so,
in 1897, ,leas Alton, Ist and `2nd ; sow, (;)tuiphcll, , Miss k] Nott; ►UactvLtue .`Mother -I've noticed that he laughs at
littered in 1897, Jas Alton, 11 Edwards. work, Miss Symington, Mrs (Y.` Camp- his rival's joke even.
Poland Chinet. -Aged boar, W W hell; fancy flannel shirt, Miss los Bilch-
Fisher; sow, having raised pigs in 1807, anon, Mrs Thos „Hittniltenl; Crazy patch A Unanimous Choice.
boar, littered in 1807, acid sow, littered « ov , Mrs. Thos Halniltnit, Miss L Wilson -Do, you regard the bicycle as
in 1897, W W Fisher-, Ist land '2nd. Buchanan; a"rasene work, AITSa F.
Kant Mrs C (ia111 *bell; suit lady's a vehlcle of evil?
Tolinwort.l),- Aged boar and sow k Wh .eler-Certainly.
littered in 1807, AV Fisher. underwear, Miss Symington, Miss 1+: Wilson -What! Do you?
Nott; darned net, Miss L Buchanan, Wheeler -OP course. T)id you ever
Duroc-Jersey.--Aged boar, NV Fish- Airs U Canepbellt darn on sock or see a cycler who wouldn't choose file
er, H Edwards; sow, leaving raised stocking, Miss E Nott, Airs Thos Hatt:- broad and Basi path in preference to the
igs in 1897, W W Fisher, W Fisher; ilton; knitted quilt, Miss Symington; straight and narrow one?
Ptoitr, littered in 1897, Wait fisher, W et•ocicet quilt, Miss Symington; 5 yards Tho tl'a7 she Took It.
W Fisher ; soty littered in 181)(), W rag catrpet, Miss L Bulli amts; rag rant,
Fisher, W W Fisher. Airs Thos Disher, 1 and '2; woolen Alis- I'me that
You wouldn't think to
look at me that my weip;ht was 12�,
Folvr,.-Brahma, light, IZ McLean, A yarn, Mrs T Hamilton, Miss I+: Nott; would yon?
U Lyons : B'rahina, dat'k, R McLean, J huniton latee., Aliss 5"yulin4tnn,� Mrs U Air. Peeper -Oil, yes. I saw you
Cl Lyons; Cochin, white, .3 C Lyons: Camlphell; tahle scalf, Mass E Nott, n'eighe'd the day we went to the picnic,
(;uehin. huff, J C Lyons, Ist and 2nd; Miss Syniington; set table ai)att.s, AIrs don't you know.
Leghorn, white, J U Lyons ; Leghot n, (1 Cainphell, Miss I. Buchanan; tell "Miss T'lumVton (Hushing) -Flow dared
blovwn, J C Lyons, R McLean ; Plp- enzy, Mrs C Campbell, Aliss E Nott; rib- you look, sir.
mouth Rock, J C Lyons. Ist and 2ni1 ; bon \ci+rk, Airy C CIL,uphell, Miss Sy- ' on the Loan.
Dorkings, .1 C Lyan-, It McLean ;, tuiugtr+n; outline ctehrofdery, Hiss F,
Mir)urcis, black, J C Lyons, It McLean; Nott, AIrs Geo Sulith; log cabin quilt, Air. suburbs-AI'ell, Alarin, it's About
red caps, .I C Lyons, 1-t and •2nd ; Miss I Nott; crazy quilt, Miss Synung- time for txs to borrow Mr. Nayberly's
Hondans, J C Lyon-, Ist and `2nd; toll, Amiss L Brich+Lnim; embrodery, lawn mower.
Mrs. S. --But we have n new one of
Hanlburgs, black and white, R Me- Amiss E Nott, Aliss Symington, huton oar own, rTtnr.
Lean: Hatuburgs, })en'd, gol'n and sil'r, 1)oll-s in six dillrrent nintel'uLl-, Airs Mr. S. -Yes, I know, and it 1 don't
R McLean, Ist and 2nd ; Wyandottes, J Tho- Ilamilton, Miss 1, Buchanan; ein- }sorrow his he'll be over to borrow ours
U Lyon-, IZ McLean; game, pile, J (1 br•oidery with rope in silk, Amiss E from no.
Lyons, Ist and 2nd; Bantams, J C Nott, Miss Symington; drawn work,
Lyons, It McLeltn; barnyard fowl, .J U Amiss Symington, Mrs U Campbell; Circumstances Mule.
ono
Mis- Hv- r earn
inn I r
n t
s. o Ai . I
• e AIt Belle -No ,
e . +i n t Miss R
Lyon-, It Mr.Ltaan; nesse Jas Lane, J \woolen shntvl, creche t c
Kilpatrick; decks, J O Lyons, Ist and nlington, Mrs U Campbell; painting nu marry you. Wily, yon are at least ten
2nd; turkeys, A Dt+Lney, silk or satin, 1111, arniuteurI Miss Sy- years my ae'niorl `• i...
FARM PRODUCTS.--(irain.---2 bushels Islington Nflyg I+: Nott; fancy Lidy, A[1s The MissnBelk-Old 'Mr. (latmxl No.
T Wood-, AIi-A E Nott; eloehet lace, What is twenty years bettvetn you and
fall wheat, white, S Furse, N Curwen, cotton, iVlyd C C+tnlpttell, Air s Geo mel 1 will marry you gladly.
John Salkeld, `2 bushels fall wheat, red, cotton; Mrscherle embroidery on felt or _ J -
John SAkeld, 8 Furse, H Ourwenl 2 insil, Miss E Nott, Mrs Uitnipbtli. No Nightingale -
bushels ,
bushels Apring wheat, fife, John Sal Y- harry Cittymnn (to his country Awttt-
keld, 8 Furse; 2 bushels Colorado, ,s mantle drape, Miss N, Nott, Aries t3
rnington; banes tidy, drawn work, Miss heart) -Yon have a swot voice lifias
Furse, Salkeld Bros; 2 bushels other S upon ton, Mrs U Citrnpbell; hest and Angeline, Ito vuu ever -ing ' At Alid
vatriety, S Furse, John Salkeld; 2 bush y g
els six rowed barley, John f9alkeld, S greaktest collection of ladies' work, night When tht ,5trlrA are Reaming?"
uAefnl and orn,tu)eritnl, the work of Angeline Iietnsuo fn$t nlirc`P,uafore
Furse: 2 bushels two rowed barley, H One person, Miss Symington, • Mrs <, T'm always in bed,
Unrwen, 8 Furse; 2 bushel-otita, black, t',uuphell that time.
8 Furse; `2 bushels oats, white, H Cnr
well, JesChirwen; 2bushels peas, small, Fine Atte. -Best collection lull paint- Their Absence Apparent.
S Furse, John Salkeld; 2 bushels peas, lugs, Miss .Jennie McKenzie, Mrs. (' Ethel -Well, Jimmy didn't blow his
Large, John Salkeld, 9 Furse; 1 bushel (`funphell; best collection \waiter colors, brains out after till because you -efused
timothy, 8 Furse, .John Halkeld; � Mrs U (hartlpbell, Amiss Jennie Me- him. Tie proposed to Mins Glolightly
bushel flax seed, John Salkeld, S Furst; Kenzie; spec:men penmanshiHppp by buy yt 'l� yDid Sit? Then he must have
best and rlargeRt yeYh bite r of Ghietye ar,in Ill1 () girl tinder
Greeeen;15 `rpen it drawing, got rid of tham in some other way.-
Htraw, g y Miss Jennie' McKenzie, Mrs C (lam P- London Punch.
Farse, bell; criton drawing, MisA Jennic Me -
Dairy and Domestic Marinf+xeture.,- Kenzie, Ohre U Campbell; painting on
10 lbs of butter in rolls or prints, Mrs
E SLAVE OFLIQUOII New Waggon, Carriage and Repair Shop
1 have opened out us Rattenbury street•, next door to Tedford's black
�- sruith shop, and am prepared to fill orders for Waggons, Carriages and all othel
OW TO BE COMPLETELY CURED vehicles. Repairing and repainting promptly attended to. Satisfaction guar
BY THE BLOOD OF HORSES. auteed and prices. the lowest consistent with good tvoik. Call and s@e me be,
fore you order. CHARLES WALKER.
Astonlehing New ltrerlxneats b9 s. v,� nim®A.'•
r. Ir. W. D'Eve1YnJ to Cure Alcohol- �s� -SPE 0 t A L B ,gt R C /\ 1 N S•�
m 1n Man -What "Aquazination•' Is /� i'i f/� 1�
he Inherited Taint.. TEAS, TEAS, TEAS. Ceylon, Asbaln and Japans, 8 lbs, good
ence holds uuenow a new lamp uR young 1lysou fur $1 ur 15c per lb.
to the rum -ridden.
e mail who has not will enough oY Sugars, Sugars, Sugars. . .
we. to leave drink alone, the wobble Just to hand one car of Montreal Sugars. No. 1 Granulated, Coffee and Rawls
ed victim who has come out uncured SPECIAL PRICES.
the rucking ordeal of the gold cure, in bbld., one hundred pound and dollar lots.
sees nothing before him but ruin,
itely Averse those. death, may read WE KEEP TN REST ASSORTED STOCK OF WEDDING PRESENTS INTHE
story and pluck up new cuurtuge. COUNTY. I)iuuer, 'Pell, and Bedruum Sits, Fancy China and Lampe.
Ther is another chance for him, after 35 per cent. Idea than regular prioes. Call and see our Goods and get
Ie new treatment is called "Equizina- prices.
" It is to iticoholiam what vaccina- 5�����_•1'itnothy, Red and Alafhe, Clover, Turnip and Mangold. All
is and for a century has been, to
Ilpux. fresh and new seed.
lilt bold ex perimentit list, Dr. Jenner' Cash Paid for Good Butter and Eggs.- a
e the cow as a medium for his war
Last the smallpox pith 't • 'q'g'y'� IR'4iSy INT. ,
is the horse which Dr. Fred W. pJ a/y/ I,fy .8.,1.x! Clinton.�/
ve•lyn, the head of tat. Lake's IIod-
1, fro San Nruucisco, has selected with a
ch to tight the demon drink.
tat Je°tier's a virus, discovery e l the CLINTON SASH, DOOR, and BLIND FAGTOW-
Yalu of vaccine virus, uixspeukublc blwu
ugh it wits to hun)uuity, had by no
its the scope of the new ruin cure. - !o
this marvel "Nquisiu" pruntises not
Ip to wean the drunkard from hfs t�
e of the cup, but to drive out from u.;, % C C ■OP �� proprietor•
blood of innocent children the tuint . • V i.r
ded down to them from generations
wassuiling forbears. General $iiilder and Contractor. --
r. D'Eveiyn's discovery is the rcault
fifteen years' study cud exnerimt"- This factory has been uuder the peteoual supervision and ownership for
on on the subject of alcoholism and
hereditary transmission of the mens- eight years, We carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepare plans and
belt tendency. IIe Islas settled to his give estimates for and build all classes of buildings on short notice and on the
a satisfitetiou the much -mooted quos- closest :rices, All work is supervised in a mechanical way and satisfaction
n as to the number of generations }
iel) such a taint roust travel before guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior and exterior material.
is eliminated by natural causes. The
Coil is that the great -great -great Luniticr, Lath, Shingles; Lime, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.
ndchild cannot be counted free from.
curse, even though intlerveuing glen- Agent for tl.e CELEBRATED GRAFBILL SC1I00L DESK, manufactured
tions strive by abstinence and right- ie. Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates before placing your orders.
nag to Overcome it.
This condition of lulig,lited alcoholism
U'Blvelyn calls alcocytism, from the •�•_-�_ __---.--__-- ------ -
coicyte,11the new element of curpuscle --
tun n established in the blood he �pecica .�: urn." 1�,'t.1re sy a e
salt it with strong drink. The F. �,1.1L
n of the new process is to destroy this
went u, r the neutralization, and restore - COST
1 systeul or the "uleuc•ytic" child or ,,_..�.��,,,,,,,,'�
the "uleulrulized" drunkard to the con -
ton it wits in before drink was ever
and of. �aariia<l :�9GptF:l�rlt&>�Iz-.
])r. 1)'Nhc•lyn wits a surgeon in the
Wish artily ill Zululand when be be- We have too big a stock of Parlor Suites, Lounge;, Couches, Easy Chairs,
n his experiments to tills end. Ile ilud many other lines which must go out if low prices will do it.
ose the horse as the most avae!able
inial for the working out of his theory, To snake room, the grand assortment of standard goods will Ile sold AT COST
cause of the plenitude of its blood, its during September. If yon want it Genuine Bargitin corse to BARLETT. S.
eedorm from disease= stud because, be
g thoroughly domesticated, its food rind Our Undertaking
yglene can be had under perfect and Department . •
irearitting control.
Tile beasts chosen for experiment we:te Is well stocked with modern require -
est found by careful veterinary exam- inents at reasonable prices.
ation to be in perfect health. 'Then
they \were subjected to incessant admini- �[• �;.E�_R g .r �I!�)�rl�`
rations Of alcohol, tate amount being FURNITURE AND UNDkIYrAKINC..
creased in a constant ratio.
The effects were found to vary as I3tiron Street, next Gilroy & Wisettatln's. -
hey du in men. Some horses accounuo-
ited an incredible quantity of stimulant -,--_
ithout showing any injurious effect - ---- - --"`-"
rum a for o ce in erableappeti time. Others lU�U�..��hU Old Reliable' Furniture S orel 18 7
offered at omits in appetite, nerves and 1855
---The
By. chemical tests and by distillation
t twits proven that the alcohol became
n element in the blood. The corpuscles
AV changed in character, chtmmcally Call in alnd se- my stock of Household Furniture. Some late designs in
nd biologically; the blood Was lilt .alto EXTENSION TREES, IED1 001vt,S SUITES
in CookBEDl,JirP!( TURES,�OUR.
ether dilTereent matter cftor ruin had FAN(,Y ROCKERS, AIA
one its work, It was this altered car- "AIN POLI'$. SIDEBOARDS, EASLES, UI,NiRE TABLES, &e,
usele to which ale scientist, gave the Pictures Framed, glass iised in pietnro franies, specA imported, Mouldings
:tone of alcocyte, and which, he bus American itild Canadinn, Fine assortment, Fruines for Photos.
(.monstrated, is transmitted from parent
o offspring, implanting ie. the inebriate's Prices right, ,old valise for your n)oltey. Good Feathers taken in exchange.
child the deadly fonduess for drink. Some good Fent,hers roe Sale.
The prucess by which the horse's blood
s to be converted into all agent for the �.
munciplition of the slaves of liquor is bert street ---- - -
briefly this: t� � ®� y Opposite Tow n 'Ha,
Wh(.n the afiiinal has been thoroughly J.
•
snlod is
'to "`talli tie are t inch* its Leading Undertaker and Embalmer.
blood is tested. If it be what is termed
•ripe," or thuroul;hly alcohulized, it is Residence over Store. - - J. C. STEVENSON.
drawn off into at sterilized vessel which
Collt;tins alcohol and is :nixed therein to
lifluenct the clot. - --- - - - ---- ----'- For t\venty-four hours it is allowed
to settle, thell it is subjeetecl to hitense Special
to Caulpillig and Picnic Parties...
cold, laud after 11 thuroul;il shaking for
the spuee of lmtli. nn hour is elecanted_ (:canned Turkey, (thicken, Duck, Corn Beef, Lunch Tongue, Boneless Pigs Feet,
The rl•sidltltlil obtained is of A pill(. red
Tish yellow air straw color, slightly sticky Finnan Iladdie, Mackeral, Kippt:red Ilerr(ug, > Inion, Fresh Herring,
and nearly transparent. FINEST BRANuS SARDINES -poll,
This is "equisiu," wlitch is to reeto,
the happiness of hoimes, save up the Mullegatawny, Mock Turtle and Chicken Soups in Cans.
wasted .moiety of hundreds of thousands
of salarits, reduce the population of Picuie Hama, English Breakfast Bacon, Sugir Uuied and Smoked Shoulders,
mud houses and distribute peace and pro- Gillard'a Sweet Pickles, a delicious relish.
sperity over a Kin-cursed'world. Ant
C} r] a.1 n
,,It contains," se I l element
says a N. Robson., Grocer, Ai cit St., (/illltoo.
Iris report, "the essential clement of the ,9. 'V +i✓
alcocytic blood -a chemical reaction of
alcohol on the blood compound." Ile-
posted experiment upon alcoholic victims -_-- -
has proven that the cures which "equizi-
nation"'effects are complete and,lasting.
Equis(n plaques are prepared by sa-
turating chemically pure bibulous paper
with the equisin. These are baked in ONE GIVES RELIEF. �t
a hot air chamber, ane when cool are
placed in sterilized glass jars.
Their use is effected by making a lit-
tle wound upon the arm of the patient
tot 9 t
S,end
DodAlar
and applying the. stened plaque to the Dunt
wound. It is fastened in place with
strips of court plaster and two or three ky
for
drops of sterilized water dropped upon
it to insure a uniform moist surface. The f
moistening is repeated atter twelve hours,
then requires In pl no further five
dais. it MC-Aicilltnxe
remains ie. place four or five days. The
ILPpliGltion is repeated weekly for eight
or nine weeks, no stimulants, sedatives, until you have tried
narcotic's or crude chemicalsr
being pe
mitted during the time.
Tn the case of children Dr. D'Evelyn d
advocates equizination every seven years,
except in grossly apparent closes, when
are. Ile says, finally:
the application should be continuous for
two st'
"Owing to the uuiversnlity of the taint, 4
I contemplate the importance that all
children from four years upward be
equizinized." m '
Catilrtl a Halt.
An English beadle was lately much
exercised at the Appearance of a strange
old gentleman who, when the sermon
trans about to begin, took an ear trumpet,
in two parts, out of his pocket and be -
gain serewing'the)n together.
The beadle watshed him until the pro-
Ct-s was completed, and then, going up,
tt•hislicred: "ye manna play that here:
If ye sae I'll turn ye oot!"
Not.:<trong I.nongh.
A Texas murderer, who was a ear-
penter, watched with lcten interest the
errctioa of 'the gallows upon which he
was to hang. An hour ba fore the time
set for the execution he said to the
jailer: "I observed the making of that
g•nllows,
The atetts are not stran+g, and
I'm really afrakl they'll*all down with
me and break my neckl"
-A Minq'a Outing.
Every summer the Icing of Spain goes
to the seaside, and is taken out to bathe
In a splendid machine constructed ilk,
n miniature palace. He is attended by
an adrmiritl, and in the vicinity of the
sttopnce a iber filoatilori; are
ainedisit bo&J n caaeof any acei-
donL
k .
You can buy them in the paper 5 -cent cartons
Ten Tabules - for Five Cents.
e nnlrer.al
resent detnaad for a low puce.
ail
the P
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chew gr
Is ut n cheaply, sort P
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If you don't find this sort of
��Tabuk::ASpans
At the Druggist's'
rewee
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Send Five Cents to Trip, RIPANs CHEMICAL CoMPANy, No. ro
Spruce St., New York, and they will be sent to you by mail; or
t2 cartons will be mailed for 48 cents. The chances are ten to
one that Ripans Tabules are the very medicino you need.