The Huron Signal, 1889-3-15, Page 6b
TH H U It 014 ai(JNAL kFNIUA Y, MARCH 15, 18b9.
FARM, FIELD ANFiCrjjtjjj.n. EVERYDAY LESSONS IN THE VARI-
OUS BRANCHES OF FARM LIFE.
Madese emetd.amie•e Taal Weal uta. Old
Theo Weil in ewppgtmie as AbsWaow
.f rete IT awe D.rr.tb.d amid tea-
, nrrwNd Upeus
The ease arid certainty with which
modern machinery v. ill supply els/attest
any plans with an abuada:tce of pure
water is, says Matwac•htuartta Plewn an,
nut so well Undenatood 1* it ought to be.
The old time well b inadequate to
the wants u( modern times. 't a meet
theme more extended demands a • dap
and abundant source of su;qtly is
wanted. and this, srct:Ming to the
authority quoted, may be obtained cruet
nattily, in general. by theolttina: y driven
well. Following art. aeklieenel state-
ments and suggttsteme Made:
In meet eases it e(we. , Lias to hire a
pr life,skint well dri .1 r t. lull his tools
than to attempt to dri : e a will without
experirncv. The be way is to drive a
three inch or t.xts Inch pipe and when a
"sod supply of water is rru•h.d to insert
a suction pipo 1 } or 1 ! inches in diame-
ter, which can easily he dr,.wn ettt fpr
repair in mem of n:••v1. There :are very
few places where r. goad tau n,1 v . t water
will txot 1'w reuche, letor.r tee wed terikcs
the bed rock. wbkis is re tubed a: ven-
ous depths, Irma ten to sixty. tinct even
mon, feet ketols the surface. /tome -
times it will be fcxuld nese nary to drill
the sed roc"-. This i3 :Away' •'pelisite,
but we have known es• .1k•nt %g,sits tee
taincd on very high laud where the drill
was driven thirty or ferty feet into the
steel rock.
When a gond supply ed water is
reached it will ratietimer ries• in the well
within I. few feet of the sert.:r•e. hu: 1.1
general rill need to hi. pease .-1 t.. •:.r
elevated rtmerV'e.ir, when -t• it can be
drawn rt will.
Protubly the. test and cheapest fewer
for pumping it. most mate is emnd in
the w-indt:ul!. Asettxxl moll of ter-eles.'r
fourteen :set in dia:netcr will give darn -
dant power for pumping all the water
needed for watering dock. demtetk
uses. etc., where 1-:.; than 100 hears ere
will ales rttn the churn. the
nit. -.tone, and with a mod h ve .. a
circular saw for <eating wood. In gee -
end. howet er. when it i . detare+d to saw
wood, rind grain un.l do r.atrh heavy
work. 'tiger trills will be r •nnircd. The
small wills Ira v e the I;rent ndvantare3 of
eoml,;:r.t! ir,• ensiles t, t f being kw cute
jcct to occident, and a7 Firing greeter
power in propurtion tit their • L a than
the Bross ones. We hare iedri for the
post th:rtot n year.. nn lesliptie--mill for
pttruping water, and the repairs in this
time have cult only. eve or :.t. dolhtre
It has saved us many times Wince in
furnishing water at a far cheaper rite
than Ls done by the city waterworks
where we live. whys,• rate is 33 mute tor
1.1400 gallons he meter.
Town: are data. enneeraes three or
four days together, %viten a eindrill
will not work for lack fif wind. it is
therefore neeeseary to h;:ve it Lir;,-e
'tore a tank. large (*weigh to hold sec-
eral e!-iys' supely- in ort1::r to ixe provided
against aueh tines. Lee we have never
ween a Carat ret where much work has
Leen .tor.: , that the feeler did rot re-
gard it as a moat profitable investment.
seed Distribution
Tim I:.w ctenellehine the department of
agrit ulnae clearly states that the onr-
ehar:o and distrtbutk.n of seed shall be
confined to such ucc(Is ZS are ••rare or
unc t:nmol to the c cunteT or "such as
can Ile made Snore profitable b{ frequent
change.: fr. 'n1 one part of our own (sen-
try to another." flu• primary rile •t of
the distribution is to HS(' iner+eaaed value
to production. to 08.••.•rthin the hest geo-
graphical distrihution sof varieties and to
intrxluee them more rapidly into the le -
c alitiee to which they are 'set sdaj.ted.
Even- plant has a nature luteittt, which
is Bellied in extent, and it is all tstab-
lisheJ fa.t that when an attempt it made
to grow it elsewhere it moor deteriorates
and requires renewal from seed grosso
under the etmditio et of seal and climate
tome favurahk• et its perfect develop -
meat.
Th:+statement. * v.. the e. nmi'sioner
of ar-ieulture, in hi+ last arnunl report,
is eee rototrtted by the Inree number of
rcl'orte of ceperimeilte mate- with seeds
Bent out (.y this detertmtnt .luring the
pad two years. The remarkable yields
reported an- mainly uttril,uttd to the me
of fresh rrtd ,raisonn i.a lecalitice where
each variety att:.ins it,. highest perfec-
tion, and this introduction of such seeds
ha.; leen of mush itnpertanco to the
country. 'While tho commissioner has
endtu on.:1 to secure the greatest practi-
cal benefit to the fanners under existing
laws ria they relate to mord attribution,
he cxptetee. the °pineal that rbe object
aimed rut could be better urur d through
the state experiment ets-tiorts that were
provided for by taw at the Imo session of
congress. Theme t.tatime mold do the
testing and experimental work nmch let -
t r than the farmers.: nd no seeds should
then be distributed Owl were not meri-
torious tied found w. 11 adapted to the
several localities. In this way the de-
partment itself wore ' I. relieved of the
duty of testing and .i .trihuting seeds
and he enabled to work in other direr
tions ..f gr' at iscemrtr tee to the cgricul-
tural intermitsefthe reentry.
Veret of lethality near MMI11 D.
In onlrr to teat the effete .d constant
inhalation of dud in flour [Hills u;a the
cniival orpraniutio-i, guinea pigs were
kept for two years in the dud] part of a
flour mill -that iw to say, the dei artment
wlwre the grain is cleaned from nil r•x-
tranoiuet matter by a special ienchir e
before being ground. Of twecty ani-
mals, seri The lancet, ten remained
alive 0t the end of two yearn. Tease
that died were mostly young one*. None
r( hose showed Inv- a raf tubeivkwtis,
but rntarreel pneumonia, also in norms
(mete kx-'.ili :ed interstitial pneumonia
and exttst-;:satioo of !heel. Dust, eon -
seeing of p;r:.ins of dwell. rte., was
towel. can, .art:mas_"y on the nasal
set -t L. .Juane, hut only to a ,Snap
eiu'nt to alt h. acbialr.
':'lows• est tlh►
• • • triose, ti# n term*
.e.xn;1 the :seek as
• thread well hear. and the
• miff in :. few dao a if nest
iifv the turbo* until it
••ria *ouch the wart ones•
p • . two of nitric acid
t t 1 eT torsed. end oar
into an orvtlnarJ arose,
' • e be a c iter] daily
t Lad cr tanaltel: butter.
TEMFEMNCE WORK.
@esme Weal All ghee t eteeerslwa Maw
D. tlRall McIntyre, ut 'Members, was
Wed $tiO and emits fur emissions whisky
f•••m a p'ck.t Seek in reelected, of the
Scutt Aot. Ib. prupn ter of the
Matheson Hones paid 1100 our • s*mdet
ullkruu t
Fathers! You who have boys ! Cee
sou rote for the lva.tizt.r .,f the salwao'
Can you prattle:ally tell your bey, that
the whisky business is so mond • thaw
that you as a Chrs'tisa, are 1u favor .d
,riving .1 lel aaoottua • nuenw 1 Cat.
raw ass God • bleating os your Auu
:oil Alt vote f
Mau nous: Slid wi!I hate sone kind oI
• sire k that a rafreahung, int'd y ootansu-
!sting •sd .hep. Beer 6I Is the b.11. --
Liquor Age. A.d tills the conn t....
Also the preform and the Iun.Iac asy
uoae, ale.. the po..eh...:sw. Nest !
Louisville (Ky.) Souther, Journal
Two- immense tracts of land its
emanates. metering au area .•f atr,u'
300,000 Sere* alonz ver Murray
Wive been purchased by some capntali.t.,
e s• 1. • yaw LO lrnusuou and ...1.'11x.
tem, and ISO drtukine-.hop, .►e W IN
sl luw.d.
Mas Charfeste A Gray, who hes tee
Iwtremental in organizing • W C T
C. in Dramas k, is t.... meowed rn teem
ter a similar orguus.ti.w, /u N..r..y.
and also .seating the teteperence w.n 1.
of Guud Templars au that tutelary
Col. F. N. Dow, ..1 P•etland. •
member of the Maiea L•ati.ittu.., an,,
IS n of Oen Neal D.,w. was women
e mend by acclamation Speaker of t1..
House.
M•nitebe Royal 1emplars have had
Grand Council meeting •t W'.neop.•I
Dr McD.artuaad was elected Grand C •it.
adior.
Grey . .nnty council rotrd • ye." or.
the question of u.emunreliznt,r the 0....
.rewent far I'noblbeion The r It
stood 36 to 9
Whitby W. C T. C. wet kers have ,:
..peration free reading tutees, tied a
natlu.ch•.... for buys, and a t:utwher . t
,.her ehantable institution• Tees
raee mouey ray euro r•a'nme:.ts whish sr
well patrteesed by the rpprecistly.
toe nspeople.
A little ..vet -year-old sir'. Sarah
Dyke:, elven tyro wine -gonane. of • leek .y
be her drunken father, .ad w4 • ore
soon liner found dead, was one Of th-
New Year's vrctitna of alcohol in Nets
York.
The Ia.man esthetic Courah in Brook
lyn, with Faith. re Frensi..I ,llarry.Wjrd.
and others, psis cointoei,aed • crusade
atainst the saloon, which has crested
street excitement in the city.
The young Emperor Willi -in hes pr..
hibited horse -racing nu Sunray tit Ger
anu,y. Prchibitiantem ,'y and bye over
take seen German beer.
Bruce County Cauucil refused teadopt
the prohibition petition sent us from lox
f .rl.
Wellingt.•n County C tune.) 'dented
the Pruhibstion mew•,ral without • din
smiting voice.
Henry K.ebler, of Platteville. Oxford
Ceunty, has been sentenced to sixty da;•
in goal fora third Seta Act violet .
and Charles Keein.iahler, of Wa.hinet•n
in the same county, we ort with $50 and
costa.
1mp•rtaut to werktaKmea.
Artizans, mechanics and laboring men
are liable to sudden accidents and in
juries, as well ai painful cords, miff
Joints and lameness. T.. ell thus trouble."
we would recommend Ha,tyard'. Yellow
Oil, the bendy and reliable pain cure for
natward ur internal use. 2
Robert Armstrong, of Lyndon, turned
his wife and children lion of doors in the
blerztrd of Thursday, last week. 011
course he was druuk He actually tried
to pawn his boots for whisky.
RELiQIOUE NOTES.
o•-ellis,.,
M...w.ltee Per .... IMIaknt M (•gt1•
W. We a.
A profane seas may Drake • toed sr -
gas. A pruises buy cosy operate the
bellows akdNdly. k3.,t •h. mu at tel
keys eaau.t shalt the ' Hallelujah
Chertsi lubes he oar. put as houses. and
• lewd soul u,t., the ex.cetpae. No
more sea t1...Inger.
Tram arms ss teramealea.
How much it is to be 1.m.atwi that
14• Ct.nalaal, •eros) mond he so violent-
ly agtl.twd by dl.putem, and divided
u t., factions .41 w tuts which, it is allow-
ed, in wbat..er way they •re decoded,
d , 1 .ot Mut... luta the es.en(i.ib of ChM
-
11.1.117 ! Whets will the time arrive
• Mrt. 11.0 ua...ples of Conan *kali our-
Jiatly j...n h.i.dti and heart with all who
h ..J the H:ad, •t.J no other genus of
a,n.utuuwn t , insisted upon In sok
chinch bet what lire oacew.y b• e•,o-
st.tut. a tour Chn•uau 1 Tie Jepar-
tun (sono • peon lino Se darvetl7 tasult•
tug Iron, the rrt.tu• t t Chriu•au,ry, and
SO 14'demi, sucu'caled ...d unpile." to
the ..crrd Scsii,ii,ue., has 111 .ay.ppro.
h.n.su'u b.en pre.; metre of arability mis-
chief ; nor •4 thalo t•..nl 1., antler pill•
the pen..l .41 11. • universal tlatr,,si n. mid
triumph if ike Christian 'Mistime but m
o'1aetqueuae of its being completely re-
nounced and abentloned - R..ber: Hall,
U. 1)
Late to tied.
Love is the veer. ti wand that trans-
form. the moral nature .4 esu int,
beauty, b.r -v and love. Every.pnl.g
.1 feeling, and all the arcane: f th••eklit
ate .a,•ct hat t.7 1•• mS4ic t such. t'nn-
cip.le and pasu..ns are c,. longer jarring
rich mach urbrr ;-1. t all hare bamu need-
ed 1y the same heed tote Iash1••ntd
•iter the eau a prt.rn All the flus-
h,.* of die ,,poreel and all il.e 4..•nl-
t;w of the wettest haute are al le u ee-
rie -eft by this neateley grace Tint
ea,derinr .ye. .he it.rewiolf ear. the
".•pts ti- us emote. the bu.y hands, the
wi ling feet, .r- ail aerated by the rol-
lut pr.uclpls'•1 (..vis to 0.4. The utt-
dersteedu.q het. rum a. • lamp of light.
the n. -no ry is tho at•. eluuve of celes-
tial wietow, th- no -science is the kern
■ nd reads 14.01e/tent. of insinuating
e au, the will is , h•' uuiospting of hely
feel a,.d h 'ly purpose The passions,
ino, are all •ender the emeriti of this
great and gloriosa principle. Meekness
and gontiene.. h...' .upeneded their
uppeeita,. 1'1 e love of the world is
tncely sub ed1111-te 4.. the loos of tied.
Me. louring .rid co:rJ'latning an at an
end ; 641.1 con; -ntmoot In many trate is
....'h txper:e..•ced. in short the mo-
nd need is excitant/rd for the mind
which was in Cunt Jesus -Iter U J.
it....t h.
It is said that h. nisi rat• ni good eke.
hymen are tour waiving their time in
• N. w Yoril c:Iy, in the vain bops of re•-
• ee a parish in ..r ue.r the metn'tl'•la.
Tile desire for a coy chalet. 1* wLte-
I seeeed among the cler y of the L-nt•i.d
S, atm aid every year it le becoming(
heeler to induce first-cl.aa men to se
tette • o.natry p,asterste. The .eriet•al
.meaning of "pagan,' se we know. was ■
dweller in the muntn. if this tenden-
cy increase, the modern d■e!!ere in the
watery may •gain hccome -paeans" ID
more than '•ne wn.e.
Nothing is more cur•'ui in India than
to paw from • worksh•'p when the tu.•st
perfect •rti.tic results are being pro-
d -wed to another whom# jerrtoten and
inetbaency ha. no' r.va: P. the world.
The carpet.try to Indic a beneath con-
tempt. and se in the cai.:net work
If m'ssionsties lust '*4 of providing
settle hivh .c!'o.ol tmchinr for
young Hiud,rs• turning out 10 candi-
dates for every p•eition in if. Gar which
their education tits them, would add to
their .teff a few Chrivtian joiners irons
England (sr, hatter mil!, from Japan, and
start technioal schools of carpentry they
w ould confer • reai •Sul lasting good to
the alissionary mese. So says a recent
letter.
creme attack.
sse on Tear want. sties Tela Elliot, of Pnntypoel, Ont ,
Don't a11•tw a oolo in the head to slew- wntes-"My brother and I were both
ly and surely run into Catarrh, when 1 taken ill with • severe attack •.f doer -
you can be cured for 25c. by using 1)r.
Chases Catarrh Cure. A few applica-
tion.:are incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 boxer
cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 6 brie. is
guaranteed to cure chronic catarrh. Try
it. Only 25c and sure clue. Bold by
all 'truggisu ly
David Dion, a painter of Perth, 36
years ..f Sze, was found dead, frozen.
by the railway track, on Sunday, the 3.1
inst., with a bottle half full of whisky in
the pocket.
A Lire et Baer.
Mico Lizzie Ratcliffe, writing frim
Falkirk. Oat, says: "I had •ueh •
cough I could net sleep and was fast
going into consumption ; I tried every -
thine I a,uld hear of without re-
lief, hat when I got Hagyard'e Pectoral
Balsam I anon got ease. it is the best
medicine i ever tried." Lizzie RsteIufe,
Falkirk, Oot. 2
Nothing but (poor oonld hare pm-
d.ced the results whish ■ western ex-
change last week described in the fol-
lowing terms :- -A dsagraeeful scene w1*
enacted in a house on Hill street, Lea-
den, on Thursday. Then was only a
onuple of chain and a table in the squa-
Iid cabin, and ow the table lay a dead
child. The father, ire Halliday, w1*
le a beastly .tate of intoxication.
The relief of nflowr gent a (mein .loon
for the child. Halliday, in a drunken
frenzy, refused to allow, it to come in,
and attempted to throw hot water ea
he wife when the interfered.
Bay fewer to • type of catarrh haring
peculiar symptoms. It is attended by an
inlauted condition of the lining mons -
Armee of the acsfril$, tear -dues and
threat, affecting the lungs. An weed
memos m.oeretetd, t he d iseharpte useecm
Panted with • burning sensation. There
an seven spurns of sneezing, frequent
attacks of headoehe, watery anti inflam-
ed eyes. Soy's Cream Balm is a reme-
dy that nen he d.pewled elem. Sor•ta
it drawees ; by mail, registered. Met '
Ply Brothers , Drverhas, Owego. Now
y
rbtet, h•viutf tried other retuedies, we
tried Dr F:.wler's Extras% of Wild Straw-
berm, which gate immediate relief " 2
"They have • larger se's in my dos
trice" sets a well known drug5isr, "than
soy other pall un the market, and gine
the Lest ssusfection f• -r Pick headache,
biloimmness, indigestion, etc , and when
o•nnbitied wish Johnuon'• Tonic Bitten,
Johnatnn•s 1'..oic Liver Pills will per
form what n'• other medicine has d•.ne
before for suier'ne humanity." Pile
til cents per b.ttle. Bitters 50 cents
and $1 per Mettle. Sold by Geode.
Druggist, Albion block, lioderich, sole
agent [c]
Mrs Alexander St.nbis of Seeforth,
died at her re -eel nee en Thursday the
21st ult., after an illness of Normal
months, of that fatal disease emmiemp-
tion She le•v.. • husband and a family
of small children tc, mourn her demise.
Ware aemarkaale 14111.
Foucd at last, what the true pshlie
h1* been looking for these many vt•an
and that is • medicine which although
but lately introduced, has made for
itself a reputation second to none, the
medicine is Johnson's Tonic Ritter
which in conjunction with Johnson's
Tunic Liver Pills 14.s performed some
moat wonderful cures impure or im-
poverished blond soon becomes purified
and enriched. Billiuusnem, indrgestien,
sick headache, liter complaint, languor,
weakness. ere , soon disappear whew
treated by these excellent tonic medi-
cines. For Sale by Onod, drog*iat, Al-
bion Muck, Goderieb. sole agent. Id
A room rile
Around each to etle of Dr Chase
Liver (sure is a medial amid• mid reeeip
book ennt•iniug awful information, over
200 reneiees, and prnneunoed by doctors
and druggists as worth ten times the
one of the medicine. Medi.... std
book 11. Sold by all drgptiats
A Riween --1 f one doses "Taoism
ay" to any son •end' the hest fear lin-
rhyme on ' saeavv,, ' she remerkahle
Berl. gen for the Teeth sad Sodi. Ask
y .er demount or address
Toe Poo at W@n...
541109 900 Me /Ms/t94 i.ss; "Wi-
sed.. whines. as rad a with • kook
W O toe grandest hie ptroserv.rs of the
ye." And Its Mau teleted that poor
af11: Oasdb, the sued lady whose .sr -
Min lees ores so kale kept her patient
besbeod awake, msse to her death
thrvuah uo mere lemma ecus• than •
pair of thin sues ; shs eueld talk to
the men shout their nirslessitem, but
Misr all she died, and Job, tbas.k• to
Isis t►ick a.wbde butes lived to -mourn
her kers." Ft. us (lotober until May, the
nate that w• take of .aur Ieet sill ea a
long way toward..ecuru•g for ourselves
both ouwttort and good health.. Nu erre
can sins impunity brgleet the cueditwu
of their fest during thee mouths, and
now Las become* a well established fact
that wet and cold feet ate S prolific
moires of Jse...,
There are three things aire.e.ry in or-
der to secure Ih. most Koaltl•y condition
4 the feet ; they sltuold be kept warm,
dry and clt•a. The lint r.quisite its
'obtained by wearing suitable stockings.
le seleoti••g the materiel we should re.
n ..a.hrr first, what fabric is the best
nun-condect..r of heat. and seeut.d,
which is the moot c:'wtort.Wo to tie
w earer. Eip.neuce 1.as taught us, that
w.oleu is the most petted nasn-couuduet-
or, therefore it is more generally used
Jur winter wear thou cotton or *ilk.
Care .Mold bs taken to use Deity use
Intel dunng the icemen. It ie out wise
to esu cortue tidy and woolen tomes -
✓ ow, and thus alternate from one to the
other, a. its thi. way it ei very rosy to
catch tt•Id. But the el.oite of either
material must ser left to the . The
✓ etire heat .1 the les); Salem by the
acll.11y of the r.rculattou eel suggest
which is best ter his owe iudivtdual use.
lhua Gar .env else hasa larks anumet of
statural Imat, wi.el.n retains this surplus
of hest, profuse preepiratioo i. endue
.d which POOH Itmmre ei.edeased ray
the cold .hich eines through this toot or
shoe, and the Get are thereby kelt
clammy, damp aid west disagreeably
cell ; but it coater .r 1015 hoes Is
Welts, the tetra heat is tveveyed away.
.1.11 leasing( tunurh to keep the feet cue-
fertably ware.
la 1918 Ms Saute Peal.
Dy‘petssis_k_ dreadjak
liver is misery. Indigestion ism fee iM
goer" nature..
The human digestive apparatus is eel
of the west complicate.. and wonderful
things in existence. It a easily tat out
u( under.
'lreany fetid, tough food, soppy food,
bad a..'kery, mental worry, lata hours,
wrvsular habits, and matey ether thine
which ought not to be, have made the
American people a ruttiest of I:vapeptia.
But Orestes August P1.,wer Ie:1 done
a wandetfu) work In reforming this sad
bamboos and making the Amarines
people so healthy that they eau enjoy
their meals •ud be happy
ltetnemher :-N.. happiness witheot
health. But Green's Aogoit F.ower
stings health sod harepiuurs at the
dyspeptic. Ask your deo:gaie for •
bottle Sercnty•eve cent.. eow•ly
fammea plea merely farm.
To To. Frnoa :-Please inform your
readers that I have a p.sitiv• rest-dy for
the above named disease. By its tamely
see thoueseds of hopeless rear* have
been permanently cared. 1 sha'I he glad
en seed two bottles of my r. n.edy free
to any of y'eur readers els•. hare Gen-
Sumpti'.n. if then will send me their ge-
rms and P 1 I. •d•ire.a.
Respectfully. Da. T. A. $ulIi w.
1v 37 Yonas SL, Termite, Out.
At the recent meeting of the Fruit-
gr.•ser. Association, held in Haluilt..n,
J. A Mortou, of Wingham, was elected
a director.
More Trewble ■ay be Llperted.
if you do not heed the warnings of ra-
tan and at ince pay attenti.•n to the
0aintalnance of your health. How often
we see a person put off from day to day
the purchase of a medicine which if pro -
linnet at the nutatart t.f a disease would
(rare remedied it almost immediately
Now if Johnst.,n'e Tonic Liver Pills had
been taken when the first uneastnes
(wade its appearance the illness would
have hewn "nipped S...1 the bud." John-
son's Tonic Bitters and Liver Pills are
decidedly the best medicine en the mar-
ket for general tonic and invigorating
properties. Pills 25e. her bottle. Bitten
50 cents and $1 per bottle, sold he
Goads the druggat,-Albiuo block, ole
agent. (hi
Mr D Shanahan, rt( Hallett, was
called sway on Monday, by the death
'if • married daughter, who resided near
Toronto.
A Prestat.*. ua.
Few men have accomplished the stuns
amount of work and good in this world
as the celebrates Dr Chase. Over
500.000 of his works have been sold is
Canada alone. We want every penes
troubled with Liter Complaint, Tep-
ee llead•ch•, Kidney .sr Cerny
rumbles, to bur a brittle of Dr Chases
Liver Cure, it will cure you. Medicine.
sad Re`caaps Book $1. Sold by all
demist
Te tel It.4k rwteeresn and. all whem
u may seems.
Pfieephatine, or Nerve Poor, a Phew
plate Element hosed apom feeientife.
Facts, Formulated by Prof•esor Amite,
M. D. of Best.,., Maim, mares Palinow
wry Consumption, Sick Hsadieohe, Ner-
vous
leatoss Attacks, Vertigo and Neeraigie
and all wading diseases of tel, booms
system. Phosphatiss is nota Modeans.
bei a Nutriment, bol,.me it erntaine no
Vegetable or Missal Atonia, Opiates
Nineties, and no &imulaa►to, but slang
ly the phosphatic and Ossium ila.nnah
found is our daily food. A artOa bolt.
is aed.iore to centrism. All Druggists
sell it. $1.00 per bottle Lows s t
Det sole agents for the Dominos,
11; Front itllreet Rea %wind
V i.ted& Oarholn Noire is a meat .fid
to iateesal .edbtso ie the treataseet of
@ grainless soma, Meese end absesame of
ail kind.. 10
I300TS & SHOES
E. DOWNINGS.
w. hutsmale eatre•NAarypseparatMsstor a a sonatas fall Sud winter trade. We lave lir
THE LATEST STYLES
la low -prised 'toothsome well ea M
THE FINEST GOODS MANUFACTURED I
We ars fussy called the leaden la
LOW PRICES
style, sad vrlety of .route. Olve me • Dan sad 1 will 'bow roa
The Largest Stock of Boos. and Shoes of every De-
scription, Rubbers, Overshoes, Felt Boots Lunt
bermens' Stockings, etc., to be found in Western -
'
Ontario.
411171•y are W hosed at chs prime foe oath. ata will be cold at a small adr.toe en cost.
E. DOWNING
Crnbb'a BMek.lbr. Itget•el and declare.
D..GORDON,
UNDERTAKER
--ARD-
I'.irxi tuie M�rri
Of this town for ole last 40) tank and Ia yet.
''Any person wanting a First -Class Job, come to me for it.
am bound to get you: trade, if Quality and Price is any con-
sideration.
have an immense stock of Furni-
ture now on hand, and carry
more Undetaking stock than
all others combined.
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
HEARSES SECOND TO NONE.
PICTURE FRAMING AND GILDING DONE.
iba.enee orl daas'eof agrn...4
Blind Shade Petters at 15 Cents each.
%ow is your :in.., if )0u ...-,t . 1 . lip bland rolkn.
COD.= ONE COME ALL_
WAREROOMS :--Between P.O. and Bank of Montreal.
OWN
HAViNO RE-
rI:it\ISHEN
tor soup is the blas
Tyle, put in Torre
sew esarasrt ael.e,
we of them the ode
"rated Rochester
1'11tingl'5aIra and
lined • Journey -mos
.ashes. we airy b n
tarot ion to els IllettW
se sr it thea it.rUSS.
ions.
Lady's a ChLUrr.'i
Wtrcetttag trade •
.peclatty on all days
••acept smutty.
Hamra HaSad tictzson
,croesel.
WM_ =INTI
!It Nest Street, two Mars east of P.O.. oedertal -
FALL MILLINERY !
MRS SALKELD
lt•a opened out • moat attractive Nock of Hill *Wtaery, f•
RIBBONS, PLUSHES, SHAPES,
and e.erythine elite pertaining to the rade.
The Ribbons are exceptional in selection and value,
Crazy Patches of first-class material on sale at reasonable
rates.
PA RKRR DYE WORKS, Toaowro.-lam the only agent la this mellow for, the ode -
bested Parker aye Works. Torusto. Orders t wed satisfaction rearaamed.
sits. 31( RS- SA.X.alt I
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT. 1
TM uieralesN„ while MM.•.nklrie ole F*Mle for their Ilbevsl /slew.s bwle,.4
men Mei stage oemm.eolu. i mUsiges. bans to wows that he bee pet dews Ms
pleas t.
Rom Berra'', Prec Es
an wishes particularly to call attention to bb
•
SPLENDID LINES OF TEAS
From 10 cts to 75 cts per Ib, Maple Syrup, finest Case Prunes
pure Spices, Lawry celebrated Bacon, cooked Corn Beef,
Cut Myrtle, Cavendish And Club Tobaccos, best pt
American fine cut chewing Tobacco,fresh
salt and canned Fish, best quality.
2 Biro of Soap for 26c. 3 Scrubbing Breshcsfor 25c.
Loma. sone.*. Mlle's sow!►.. We, 1 (Meads% Elillialli•;4111kralailleal
Groceo Croctery, fllassvl''"Thur, Feed
isin/m prim @MI gerlfermariele eege,
JOHN ROBERTSON
• V (OM! Sea= TO O- L. ME'Z2rT O.8
Hake's Bleak. the Bgmkra, Ooderieh,
is
esAerke. )tinsel tti. tis.