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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1879-09-04, Page 44 •WIV UtertiOlOgiliet* Wrtit Excursion -G. 'I% E. Caution -B. Crawford. .,._ Fine Suits -J. 0. Gilroy, Insolvent Act -11. Gibbons. Stray cattle -John McMillan. Stray Cattle -John O. Elliott. Boiler Cleaner -Fisher & Downs, Important Notice -Harland Bros. School Booka-Dingman & Humble. Punishing Ilniporium--T. Jackson. Evening Olasses-MechaniesInstitute. Apprentices Wanted -Fisher, Crath &Co. Clinton tut Ora. OFFICIAL PAFBR OF THE COMITY: THURSDAY, SEPT. I, 1879, A DEADLOcI N irou tummy . . ustiatu,ATUttle. • ••••••• In the Legislative Council of Quebec, • (by -What, for cbnvenionee, might be ...termed the Provincial Senate,) on Wed- nesday, they refused to pass the4 bill granting suppfies to Mr. JelAgovern• merit, asking that he be removed and others le called •in to form s govern- ,uient. :Very naturally the Premier was ePposed to such a, proceedini, Unless the people had an opportunity of ex. preseingan opinion On tlie Very unusual. action pf the Council. It was evidently theie on pose to cause‘, by any possible means, the overthrow of the Joly Gov: ortifuent;. The •reioltitions passed 'by the Celita were eonveired to the Lieut.- - Governor, who returped the following 'message, .on Era -ay , : The Lieut. -Governor. of the Province of Quebec has -the honor to acknowledge the re- ceipt of the addrees which was.voted th -him by the Legislative Council!, on the 28th inst., and Ivhich wa delieefect to.him by Menton, President of the Copied. The . Lieut•-Goi- orner regreta that a difference of opinion should have a/hien between the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly, and be hopes that his constituttonal' advisers will find a means of establishtp betweeri-these twe branehes of the Legislature. CSigeed) Theo. Ronne:tux. A conference between the bodies, was proposed on, Menday, btit„it was voted NATIONAL VITRICENCY. Will the El:LA.11Juni us why in- terest is low in Great Britain, where they have au abundance of limey ; why is it low in Frame). where six hundred millions of irredeemable mooey is in circulation'? What makes anything dear or cheap, bet its seercity° or plenty ?,,--parkititt Gazette. The reason interest le low in Great Britain and France,. and all old coun- tries where the people are industrious and saving, is because there is an accu- mulation -of-- wealth, by a long process of labor ond economy, nod at- the same time a searcity of' undeveloped resources whereby thisaccumulation, could be profitably. invested: The price of land is now so high that it could not be .bought at a figure loWer.than one that would only yield two or three per cent. The erection of housea to rent is in tbe same coedit*, and it is difficult.to find ways of investing capital thatwill re- turn; mere than three per eent„ keeping. itt'view safety. , •" - • •• In this' country there are nbehdance of opportueltieete invest eapital„willieh is Only another name for lab -Cir., in a way that will .yield eight' or ten. per cent. Take, fer.instanee, a tract of -Wild' land-; invest a thousand dollars, or a thousand days' lither, upon it, will not the yield, in the_ Shape Of. the _crop. and ..the en - banded: -value of the Jand, 'be 'fully," or. more; Unto tea pee cent ? The invest- ment, Of Money in underdraining land • has repeatedly yielded More than eight per pent: down: motionA, otton confienoe d'in the „ . " Ministry was carried on Tuesday' by a • vote Of 24 to 21. A.nd a motion: that - --the House adjourn -.uniii;Oce.. 28th, was _ - carriecL_by•a_vote of 25 to -23,-,Thus the matter stands at present, As showing what is thug ht IA the matter by Some of the more independent Conservatb. ive: papers, _ bwe viViz, the-follow- extracii- from. twiiiiible-quent issues_ -- of the Montreal Star •• ' The termer the people of Canada mike up their tided to the .fact •that, with our lavr.nikers, it is party first and country. . afterwards, the sooner will they realize the • danger the country is in. Party is god, and the'politiebins are the idolators. For party; • Mr. Letellier committed unconstitutional act turning Ont the PeBoncherville admin- • istration, and called upon his political friend, Hon.Mr." joly, to form a govern- ment. That the GOvernment of the Hoe:: Mr. DeBiniehertille 'Wail corrupt we 09 not deny, but hehad then the people at . back, and they have, or ought toheve, the sovereign. Then crime the election's and 'a •change in peb,lic opinion, Artrithe action of Mr. Letpllier austeined, and the•Reform" party, day by day, gain. strength and do, the work of the Province with a IsAidable determination to cut down expenies. • And • now conies another, coup d' dot.' • Party again triumphs,. the Conservatives • have their day, and so 'betWeee the two etools the people fall to thie ground. The' lesson of all this is that the electors". Count fer •Mathing when a Lientenant-GoVernot or a • Legielative,Couneil determine tb bar, the way.: New it is: dine for the people of this Province • to -realize the -sittie•i- tion did make. the politicana' know that the people are.the poiver,' And before them Lieut -Gov., Legislative Councils and all caii .be cleared offthe deck. If the electors Are to count for nothing, then the • sooner We know it the better, for the sooner • shall we be able to ttirn the tables and prove. that the Province cif Quebec is not to be inade the shettlecock of either party, •but,that it must be guided: by the policy et • its representatives duly' elected, to its Le- • gislative Hall." ' • EDITORIALIsT • • "Every step the 'party politicians fake for thwarting the will of the people, leads lust that atep nearer -Legislative Union. °nee the electors have the fact of their own littleness inniressed.upon them by. the po- ' licy of a party Lieutenant -Governer, or by the abisolute rat toning of a mimic House cf - Lords, then the beginning of tire end Will have come. This is an age when the popte: lar will must. triumph, and ''''when Upper Chambers must yield t6 the finatteiar ne- cessities of the tittles. The "members of the Legislative Colleen, if they hey° any funetion at ttlt, are siniply placed :whore they are tb cheek rash legisletion, not to stop Government supplies. We cold en: derstabd the Couneil acting as a check upon ecane measure that might be consider- ecl hasty or impolitic. We could under- stand it refusals; to panctio imeaaure passed itt periods of great excitement or turmoil ; but this thing of refusing to pass the supplies is a piece of petty autocracy not in keeping with the spirit of the ago., • The Lieut. -Governor will•tentioit a' grave inistake if be yields to &party council where • he refuses to yield to the representativea et the pppple. • It will be'the commencemebt • of serious times for us. all, when the force of • party triumphs over the pamper tvillt and when the greed for office bars the affairs of state, Canadians cannot permit theraselveS to be cleprivdd of those constitutional liber- ties for which Nihilists aro laboringy and • the Lieu Governor will set a° dangerous • example if he declares the people to be no. bodiee and the Legislative Council to be ellt! • . . . There are plenty of people in this court- tiy who borrow money at eight per cent or more, and do nothingelse with it'thau buy wild and and lei it lie idle, and make money in the tfansaction ; but this could not be done in older countries and there is no doubt the time will com.Lihenthi :conntry will be in the same condition. lf the Gazette will take the trouble to post itself upon finance it will find that •present ideas are titterly at variance with.soond principles. oTE. • . IN anticipation of high pries, believers • in the National Policy' ha -ie- -grown this year large qUentities of ,oats. They have got a good crop at any "rate,' but are not likely to get geed prices: • The attention of farmers is directed-tw• an article elsewhere, under' the herd -of Pecicr eve• from the Montreal Witness, . • • What. will they think when they learn that !sot a,ceitt of auty has been collected from • the large firms importing &mei:jean wheat? The Expositor waxes ivroth at the way in Which the Grand Trunk carries the after- . noon Mail from Stratford to Goddrich, ex- plaining that as the people pay the colupany fer this work it'should be dmie t� some tent satisfactorily. It is certainly vettfr • front satisfactory at present • We :would suggest,that a petition be sent to the petit.. • elaster-general.• , • Ix• reference to the Pacific Vailroad, the Turonto 2'elegrawhits the nail. on the . . • , • • bead when itsays•• . '' li.The Canada Pacific is uot a comnieicial but a pelitieel enterprise, deigned fez: the par - pose of bringing British qolumbia into .the Confederation. It would not be at all sur- prising if its coustruction beyond Manitoba were.ultimately ebandoned, for it will ruin :Canadato build it if it goes on.-"- • A remarkable railway bridge is course of erection in Scotland, The centre pier, that on .Ineh Garvie, a small island in the centre of the Forth, is 530 feet high, about 100 teo• higher than the loftiest ehininey, and nearly equal to the combined heights of the London Monument and St. Paul's Cathedral. This pier will take some Snotchmen as near heaven as, they will ever reacb.-tiroderich Star. , is therp not stnne charitably dispoSed parties itr Goderich that will furnish the means *to enable the editor of the Altar to Jake. A ride over this railroad; 'otherivise there is every reason- to -believe -he -will -mot be so highly favored as some Scotchmen. Thd Montreal Witness on: the evidence :0 f manufacturers, pronounces the tariff it failure, in so far as its bone fits are coe corn cid, tind„ean,p ,tions theeople. against the next anticipated political ruse, �s follows : • "Another grand, panacea is betng worked up, that of a nationsl carrenny ; bub if the people of Canada are wise they will rather vetch elosely the effeet of that which they have triteacly adopted, and so be able to judge clearly este the probable result of relying on rutypore mere arisurauces and promise's made by Inter. est od politicians." r ' The -Parkhill Gazette asks• *Why is it that everradvertiser for worft- °men or assistante in e.oy branch of business has so many upplieants, while advertisers for situations so often fail to waive even one acceptance 1. We answer, beCatiSe alinOsCeveri lno- eb onkel manufacturing, and mereantile business is overdone ; but, novertheleas, there was a good demand for laborers in the agricultural diStricts, where the seek- ers of Work shonld go. There are too. many in this age who wish to get their living by ali$ other means than lionest l. • abor, THE CLINTON NEW ERA. 1 SEPTEMBER 4, 1 879- Canadian New $ Xtems., On a small blnekboaid placed fn front t of a church on Maureen(' street, Toron- to, appears the follawing inscription : " Devine service every &natty." • In the sculling, race on Bedford Basin, mi Monday afterrioon, between Warren Smith, of Halifax, and Wallace HAM, oft John, the Halifax tnan woo by a boatdength. „. Mr, j. Fortner, of London, while en e; ladder in his barn, fell, alighting on tho handle of a pitchfork, winch enter- ed the lower abdomen. He is eeriously hit u red. The Simcoe District Methodist Comp Meeting, which opened on Thorsday last, is largely attended every day, Three thousand persons were present at, the meetings on Sunday. , ,Whilst E. Dickman was driving a ' mowing machine • neer Rednorville, on, Monday, the horses .= away, and one 'of hisdegs coming in contact *with the knives was terribly eut. His • motive' y is doubtful. •. , - •Wu). Gooderham, sea., Toronto, has entered his ninetieth year, forty-seven of which he has. passed in Chat Aity. Qi his arrival "Muddy Little ,York,'; in the year 1832, the population of the :Otte() was onlf4,000, Mr. Gooderhain • boa over ": eighty Itscenclatifi,:"11117nut- jcnity of whom reside In Toronto. • A well attended meeting Of the credi- tors of the Mechenies' Bank was held at : . , Huntington, Que., on Tuesday afternoon. ' • A - resolution 'was unanimously. passed In favor Of throwing •the bank into int01- .vency, and a petition was adopted. to the'. Minister of Jestice,,i'elting.ltim to, pro- secute the irecters and officials criminal - This section was badly • victimized by the, bank, Advices received from 'Louden „this morning, indicate that the scheme for the amalgamation of the Ci-reat Western and Grand Trunk!Railway Companies, referred to ii -our Cable despatch Of -Mon- daY,, intS net •yOt• been accOinplished . in the. matinee indicated. We- sincerely ope it will not be aceomplialind at all, To • roll two stick ponderous enterprises: into. one can hardly tend togeoure either economy Or greater efficiency of manage - Ment ; and ,most assuredly it cermet fail' to operate against the public interest,-• Globe ..1Vedneeday.• ••• . Ainerican .railWey .officials ere no- •• ilitng..if they 'arta not cute. The Scare eh-aging:froth- the ;failure three -Cana - ;hut banks in as Many weeks Inis• sup- plied .capital instance allow' Otiraeoti•: • sins geardagainet . inipOsition., corF • .respondent etatesHtheti on his way to thelsl-drthaVeht,.fie toek:;the St. PtuI & PieilrellAil Way: Ile 'tendered , bilis off, the -Bank Of Montreal in.'paynientof his ,ticket,.lant the cautious clerk shook MS •litad,• . and netwitlisianding all -the-. ',re, monatrances of the traveller, declined to . • take,Canadian bank noteaof.-Any kind, ' .ancl. the gentleman. -had to Miffs. the train * and go bunting through .the city change.;:. The itistructiv.e part of the bpi; sodelies iii -the fact fliet the:St.. Paul & • Pacific Railway.' le the fine !Which. was bui It .mainly by .ctipittil supplied by the .Bank Of Mon treal.....lt is rich indeed to fititil.SuCh an exhibition .of ingratitude as' this '.thrOngli depreciation -of the pitper•Of a benefactor. - • . '‘The Toronto l'e/Agram • pitblishoe. a lengthened aceottet. .of an- attempt • to: kidnap some -prominent .citizens. A Mr, iTaffrayi- of .Y.Onge . street, was ''sue• .cessfollyen,ared.from•h4 house and. taken, to .the Don•Flits by' 'tsrci.. :men' •calling .therimelves'.detecOves;.whereecline Streg7.- • .g,lea and resiStance. Were .made by the' captured and cap Ors,' • resernbling-very• Mitch the dime !level style of, perform•• enact evidently from the • l'elegrant's' de- sription. Mr: Jaffrey must be a Very - powerftil..)inan or he 'assuredly, tvould-7". neve.rhave been able tothicle the vigilance 'of his ,captors, and thestrength he put forth must have • been . soinewhat. •• superhuman,: . It must -husatri that .the Jaffrey part of the story lookEtlikens' if. it had beenexaggerated, butthe. treth, of the main statenlent seeinstoAelaortie__. ditt•by.tt similar .attempt,,te: decoy the , Hon, George Brown froni. his residence, 13everley street: - Mr: Brown, however, -wariiiitTectie might; and d.eelined the ineitation. Some rrig,lits heft:63.61g the . • chain Of the dem. of Mr. Brown's .house- wee foetid filed in adeoes)sothat' the:--- . amine could be broken oft by pitshine. the door when Unlocked; Ili the evening On whielt-tb O"a item pt was mai Mr:Brirtiii was notified by the servant that a- men' in livery •Wad:in waiting at the door With, • an impertant letter for Mr, 13rowe, and . that'll° Would only deliver :it into the' hands -of theSenittorhimself, Mr. Bromn. accordingly went to the door, but the man refused tb,leave the hitter miless he earne..ott.teide the door. This he refused to de, and the man &eve: away in a private carebig,e whiah. was in Waiting at the, door, and on seat ef which the driv- er sat, dressed in the same livery-. The matter was pieced by Mr,•13. iti the bank . of the pOlice,und therethe twitter rests at present FISHER & DOWNS' • EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS, MIMS Illte*1., East Saginaw (write). 51tirch 29th, 187• 0- CLINTON, ONT. • The Pordon & Thtinas' 13oller Cleauer is eiving the most perfect satisfaction: It has not only entirely removed the accumulation of sediment, but has removed the lirae scale both from thc flues and shell our f oboiler to our com- plete satisfaction. S'rEvsixs, Teurisit, Bus & 00., London, ,Jan, 31st, 1879. Your Boiler Cleaner is giving the utmost sattsfactIon Previous to Its application we were dreadfully troubled with scale and sediment, but, since then, we have no difficulty whatever. j, D. Noma-, Petrotta, Dec. 17th, 1879: I never Inicl anything give me so much satisfaction as youreCleauer. It collects and blows off all the trind and sediment collected in the boiler each day, thus preventing It Elvin Adhering to the inside of the boiler. AUTOMATIC BOILER CLEANERS. tzi NO, .1 Is Eordon & Thomas'. pAteut, ovine() by Fisher *& DownS. - Patented in L. S„ Aug. i4tli,,1877. • Patented in Canada, Feb..14t, 1878, Kemp's Patent, in which Bell atodhs are Used inside of • the boiler, instead of pan,: is thh propdrty of A. SI FISHE•R. Patented in Canada, Noy., 1873- NO.JI „ Is a. combination of the Foedon & Tlionme and Eemp patents .4.144waa,st. We 'mostly. apply as shown in No. II, as experience has proved it Odes its work perfectly when applied in this Way, hr the immediate removal of Sediment from Steam Bonen,. as soon as itis separated from the water,lhereby prevent- . • ,ing the acetunidation of sedlinent tlie fOrmation of scale, • • and the consequent risk of Burning Boilers. lt pl'eservils the . "Boiler and Engine, and saves Ite coat in fuel in a short time. - . REFERENCES -AND EXPLANATIONS Cut No: 2 represents a Steam Boiler in patapective. A is the boiler shell, B the fitrttacit Or sinolge box, C- a pan ..lying, . on thellues, D the flow -pipe, E the settling clutinber, F the return pipe, and H the blowoff pipe.. The floVv-pipe D con- ' fleets wiU1 eklinming pan C, ilasses dut7through the shellot . -the'boiler to and into the settling chamber E;-.. Tee return'''. .•._ 'pipe F,connecting with 'Bp:Amok chamberpitsses throuth, . the furnace or smoke.box, and thence into the boiler, at any • •• desired part, lower dowuthan the water line. •The temper- ature•of the water being.raisedin.pipe F, w_bere exposed to ___;,the action Of theiheat; it seeks an outlet, and'as_the Water in settling chemberie of lower teemereture, it is. in conse- . quence of gretiterspeelfle gravity, and will ptess the water : • •••• • • of higher temperature,Orrpipe ft into the •Boiler, thus cqtab- , • Balling and Maintaining a rapid current through pipe pinto. .settling chamber_E, and froin...thence_thro•ugh pipe F. back • .....__ • • the boiler. 4, .. • ___•. • . As, the -sediment and lin puritiea a re'separated from water only by ,cbullition,;.:and as the current at the top, of *the. •. water in a, steam boiler is- front front tia the • rear end, the. • sediment thrown to ,Me surface by tbe steam bubbles, drop • • demi when over theskimmiug pan C, and are drawn out ivith.the'curreut throngh, flow -pipe D, and carried' into set, • • tling eliamber E. : Here, -the current. Weakened. by expan• • • • sion, an support the impurities no longer, and they drop: ddotsialgeH • weblw., here. , theyare i'el„tanied, until -blown oft' through • . DIRECTioil.S.FOR.USINc. When the .Boller is -In me the two .iingla valves shrink -1.11e •. lett open. To wash Out settling. cbtimber, Open --cock in • diseharge Pipe, for a few seconds,1ive 9i' 'six titles a 'day; ' • • and oftener if the water is bad: • So long as the lyater in the. • boiler IS:warm, willeirculate, and prelim] t it from freezing,: . • . By plaeing a barrel under -the blow -off, them/Um tit 'of daily . depoSit emi be easily ascertained. • • ' • It le a well established fact thet thechief injitry sustaioed by boilers Is caused by the accumulation of sediment, and . .,:•• the conseqftent formation of .ecale; and the advantage er •• the removal of this sediment, as -soon as.separated.frein the• water by evaporation, while in aloose state, will -he. obvious . " ••7',t6 all who use steein power. , . •---•• • •. This simple invention for this purpose, to giving entire • satis(action' to all witty: are 'using -It., It Is leech:Ohba' and • ' autoinatic in its' 'Operations.' itis Simple, and cannot pos4• : .sibly•get °ULM" Order.- , , •, • • . As'a, presenter of, the Bonet and •Enine; and filet econo- • miier, its re:Wits are astonish ing. It perforins a work Willett . heaters fail to accomplish... It is a cure' agalnat foaming of . • Botlers, and . prevents sediment from being carried. Into •• tlie c tinder. . , • • A. few facts 'from the -Trott Worker . • . • . •• • "All waters contain foreign substanceS in greater or less - degree,•and. Meugh this may be a. small amount in each gallon, it becomes. of linportance•when.large quantities. are evaporated. Fog instance, a 100 horse -power beiter,evapo- . rates 30,000 pounds water hi' ten hours • In comparatively - pure Croton water there would be 88 pounds of solid Metter In OM quantity;tind in many kinds orspring water as much' • • • . a2,000 pounds. ' -The.nature and harcInds of settle formed. • by this .matter, will -depend Open the kind of ,substances • held In solution and suspension. The presence of scale or - • sediment in a boiler restilts'irif tor of ,fuel,bur ?zing and crack- • ing o? the holler, predisposes to e.pplosion, and leads to ellen- • sive rePairs,• • • . It ip estimated that the preience of l-16 inah ee male 'causes a loss of 13 Per cent of fuel.; rent,- ata1=--- . •i inch 60 per cent, The'lhillway Masters' Meeltiaiics' Ap- . sociation' of the United States estimates that the loss of fuel,: extra:v.62)(am? alp., due to incrustation,ninount to an average • $750 per all712111L for, every,losomottos . in the middle and- ' • western- states,"' • above mentioned difficulties, . If placed ou ft new 13oller it will keep it clean fbraltthne. If on an old dirty Boller it • will loosen the settle, go that it will fail off, end Wheneleaned • * • out you can run it forarionthe, and when you open,Itwill • • 'be ftninil clean, , • • • *.. • TS. Vet a singfc attachment furnished mid attached to a: Boilee, *175, net- „ I erderieg state distanee from . tbp. or' . flues to top orshelAdistatice from.entsitte &Iv:enact hand • • • hole In rear elute! Miler. • ra- We apply this device 81: our own exPense, and give • you a month's trial if required, If It does• not fie 'What wo claim for It viz.,: remoVe the sediment, We agree to reineve It our OWn 'expen80,.. • . • CAUTION. • We are informed by one agents that certain unseruptilons • persons hailing • froth Blyth, are travelling through 'are - country selling Boller cleaners Well are riu infringement•. • onour Patente, tifirl in order to effect sales, they resort to . all manner of inis-statetnents and falsehoods. Besides this they aeeept any pace they can get, and take their pay lit old haggles and horses, or any other kind of thick. • . tar. We ware all parties against , purchasing or" using any Boller Cleaner whielt In any way Infringes on our Patetits, 6vagpi purehasectimalts,' or our authorized agents, as they will be called upoit to pay tts for them, or defend ft stilt in chancery foe infringement. • Any Boller (leaner with plpe or pipes paSSIng tbrough any part of the ftirnaee, With retaint/ or filtering chamber outelde Cr the boller„ Is covered by our patents. For further particulars apply to &we's, September, 1$i0.' FISHER 84 DOWNS. Our. Patent Boiler Cleaner is a perfect ewe Ibr all the. BORN. • YOtU -Is Mainers, on IVednerrder, 2701 Anglistf • the wife of Ws U. Yining, of a daughter. d'OlINSTOX.-At Bedford, Montana Territory, a the • 2lat nst, the WIN of. Mk. Gavin Johnston for, sneri ef Clinton, 61 a (laughter. ' WED. , mown In toritiesIsoro, on August 0th, Ilanlials Brown aged 22 years and M isys, Bullett,'011 the 22nd Auguat, mitairetb. wife et Mr. ,folin Brigham, seed 43 'year& ..... • ,• T. M6V0ItatteK, London, Feb. 12th, 1879. The scale in my large holler is coming oft, and I hate) no doubt tyliatever but in a short time the cleaner you put on•will take it all off. It keeps my new boiler guite clean, and free from scale. The next time you are in our city can on me, and I will settle with you for said cleaners, as I would not be without -them for twice the amPunt. PAcquErrx -11onsacrs, Montreal, April 17th, 1870. 'The two cleaners you put' on our bailers last September are keeping our boiler a perfectly clean, and we would not howIthout them for $800. • LoNcON " rim PitEss"P.turenco Co., April 23rd, 18,19. • Your cleaner, not only keeps the water in the holler bright and pure, but it has brought off fully two bushels ofc. thick scale, and the operation is still going on.. The saving it fttelt n consequence, will nokbejess than $150 peremmin Upon our ten horse boiler. appliancii Is worth Y Of very strong commendation. •• • Amos HoLDEN Co., 'Montreal, April. 17th, 1879. Your cleaner is giving entire satisfaction,. •It hes gradually reineved the- scale that was 'formed previous to- " its being put on, and it is saving us fuel. Sdorr ..C:, But,o, Winghara, April 23rd, 1879. • Your Boiler Cleaner is giving entire satisfection. It keeps the iVater perfectly pure by temoving ail sediment, at the same/time removing the scale; so that in a short time the boiler will be as clean as,when new. It will pay for itself in fuel in One year, besides being a great preserver . • of the boiler.• • • Duis-cart• MeInTosit, •Brusseli,- May 2nd, 1879.; Your •Boller Cleaner keeps the botler free .froirt'sedl- • nein: and mud,. and removes the scale, _I reeommend. all .. • parties using stearn to purchasecno LIBMNET, &Co, Brussels, May 2nd, 1879. • • • . Your cleaner, we•have proved to our etittre satisfaction, iffkeeping ine bolter ;clean, and retritiving and preventing . • • the formation of scale. :. • • .th. J. H. BRoADFooT; Seaforthritlity. 29tir,, 1870. YoUr.Beller. Cleaner has been in use by me 'the' last five • motiths,.and has aeswered,every.purpose ydu elairn for iti ' in every particular: •I„. therefore,- take pleasure in adding. . my testimony as tolte merits. • •• . • . . • • L,' J. ;BRACE: June 12th., 1870." '• • tour Boller Cleaner Is giving good satisfaction. It: does not allow_ any mud or sediment to aceamulate in the boiler: . 'The Water 1 iiseis very dirty and bad.. The cleaner • • takes it all out;, and keeps themater clear end pare... 'It will • • save. me•over $1.90 this season. - • ' • • Gonmen PoTiNDRY MA.IrTniaeTtIBIBIVCO:, GoderIch,gely 7th „1879.• • ••• • . • ••'. Your cleaner. has fully come ..up to enr-expectations as • • .a. Wateiputifier and seal°, preventive, e. feel satisfied it :* will prove a, great savet of fuel, and prevent foaming. We • • have.pleasure in.reco,mmending it to the pultilo on its Merits. • MB AS., VezTALsimn, Petrelia, ,July • 21st, 1873, . • - Your Boiler Cleaner put,on-myboiler two niontlts ago.. .• ••.• has done more than you totomised. When the' boiler was ,• opened the scale could be picked off -with the fingers, some • of which was more than half an inch thick. . We raked ottt - 'of our boiler nearly four bushels of Seale. I consider it the only true Boiler Cleaner known, and is suited for the water 10 this_part of Canada.. • Nixsens: CnAin& 4.1ticotn, • Flo• ur Manufacturers under • patented vrocess, Tees -water, -July .3rd, 1879. •: Your Boiler:Cleaner givesus the- utenost satisfaction, -It keeps the water perfectly -pure, and remeves-all sediment and.scale, preserves -the boiler, Mut is'e great saver Of fuel. •We would sincerely adVlse.all parties using steam power i6. proc.ure•011e of them; ea they cannot .fail to give entire Satisfaction. Mn almost reluctance,1 ow s to be put : an • oitiely(:ryoutelqaner A. j. &ME,: Mryontin .17th, 1879: . I lieVe Much pleasure 'stating, for the benefit of all • •usere. of Steam power, that after much consideration and. • • on the .bo11er,44 my woollen factory. But after 'being on • . only a -few weeks I Was agreeably surpriSed•On blowing off,. to find no accuniulatiou of mud as at other ttinesiand even the scale thathad been accumulating for Months was • strippettirom the fluea, leaving_the bolter perfectly clean. Missals. Woonat.ti :aleGArtvy, Ala»ufactiner.s. Ot the • produtts of Petroleum, Petrolia; July 18th, 1879. - We would iniy that your Anfomatic Boller Cleaner is a complete success for remeving sediment and ectile from out boiler. It gives an increase of steam power, and is a saving. , fuel: • TnECat.ke Pa.wearr,Eso., Banker, Vat:Ord, July 19th, 1870. . • Icon highly recommend your .ffechanical Boller Clean- . el:, it having, been in use- in the :Ontario Steam Flouring 111111d here. for the •pa.iit two 'rtientlisi has proved .entirely satisfactory. 'ft not only keeps the;Water itt the boiler clean,• . bot has reinoved a large -amount Of heavy scale. 'Chas • entirely gone beyond my expectittions,:fted has done more than you elalmed fora, • • ••••• • ' , _ Your cleaner is .keep vette. clear and pure, and .;• Massits. liot. J. Emhart & leartline, .Tune 18th. 1819.__ is_rempeine the ct1e and we bciiete' it Wilf_preyeetLany. •tir er°accemultition of scale on flueser'shiti. • • • Mit, Wxradaz Emma', Exeter, .Tuly'22nd„. 1879, , I-have:Much pleasure in reconimending youeTatent Bollee Cleaner to all risers of steam, as being just what is needed to keep bolters Clean, and free from sedimeet and scale; whteh it is now cloIng to my entire satisfaction..., • • .• • , . . , . Kternettsozt, GrAecioav , & Co., :')Ianufacture1's„4.Et1g01, Aug. 12t1i, 1870: • ° . . .• Your Antomatie Boiler Cleaner, applied to our tidily • . • horse boiler some months ago, is doingits work admirably... • Our boilerwas badly seated when 'applied: Since then it has not only remeved the sediinent from the water and kept it dear and pure, but it has loosened and brought off the. • ' • lime scale from the flues and elicit to our 4ntlie satisfaction, Vdrmerly, we used holler purger, which we thought did pretty good work; but it is no lelen compare& to your. • cleaner. 'Weeonsider it a, ‘.ery valuable inventhet, not only TIS a purifier runt ;Retentive of settle, but a preserver of the boner, awl a greet saver of fuel. You may refer any per- .. Sons to its wishing' inferma_tionln reference to it. •* CoOrnit 1.CMolttuazro, Aug. 241,11, 1870, Your Cleaner exceeds out expectations altogether. We were -pretndiced tigftinst It at kat. Our'avater is very dirty • and we thought there Was no cure, hut to go on in the old -• way, duffle° out averY feW weeks. Your eleaucr works • like a Oharm,bremOves the sediment and dirt, and keeps the waterpure end clear. 4 We OH [unfelt Haines of mahy others who ttee using our eleauee, and would not be without them for dotibie what they cog"' ••••-•14.- '