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The Exeter Times, 1887-7-21, Page 3FRM. Stook. Notes. A good many farmers have the idea that milk is not just , right for pings until it is soured. Phan is a very serious mistake. N possible good eau come from souring it, but veryserius harm. After you take out t that re- mainsDream and the water, the mos a mains is caseins and sugar of milk. 'Beth Preventive, and not as a Cure ,and the first UNRLUSH NG GLtrT`TONS, .. In July •^—''' of applicatioh it should not two weeks �' J 1 are stated to be the ro• Irxeaton' Oummor Resort and Mineral 03 and lovilie >;tlr i�lilierirs 9�111atr• Tnlg tlta A `P,rovinoep R1kosLf$ repKyNe{li" ��xlll Sr ea on. the roll of this institution. To: thorny -04 Prae•- r AiiiC enc And eueoeae of } y Cir, P Lha l;raduntoa, this Collogq Dena rte liolrularitY ern Canada, with its beauti#ul, Coo}, shady Walks ar d qulara, giving Canine, gtc.,ntuiied erne. Per time at Q+ n Canad ane i the utifoiat little towns In West, Boal inatructio. i, and the fruit t n in the North, a Seale iRistingnisfxcd Cusea elf Teeribie be sprinkled. tit • Chariot t the Duchoea of Or river tS e t g �i,e os, t Fdrfves,lts lovsiy valleys, with tlto charming little Nl. Dd4oGORMXOit; Principal IISEEIIL AND EIIG'GESTIV.E• Elizabeth oil flowin hrou 1 it until it reaehee Cho , e , „ a Mineral spring• The remarkable Murathle ryua yea e,' pl� 0.n •lee, tJaree 1 ane writing under elate of December rJ, , �lrarid River, Ilae lona been noted for 1tD e 1ebrated Clo bee gi khada i t• In Wringers, Ln ta.'Wr .nst ul theURNS , n 1• latek lit oofn 1718,@a s , The king o I - of the. bathe lo the most obstinate oases rheu.ni Yi t i l 2 kinds Carprt Sweepers Wood steeped in a solution of copperas Dauphin , ! itCh Tracks, and other sundries becomes harder and more indestructibl and the 1)uc de Bert•i Wet'e ever team, kidney' orad liver complaints, neuralgia, skin kende ; Waehlne, as t nes, , e, seen the kin (diaeaeO8 of every description as wee' as s `'ecu era• Meat oppere, mous eaters. I h�vo often. g p 0a five powory to tllo buainosa man ne d t t d WORxs 3amilton Canada ' ds of soup, ' emit, kinds s' £ dTlf oar ]ate o e i� i< f� a ' u r can be to eatthe e r n s r g es a4 r s, r t to Y. tel d' £ d I f 't 'd h t l r �ht,a nut oda o i flea whole s , r f 1 1 , partridge, 1 edw u a an 1#air;ares INDUSTRIAL Co., A good remedy for burns, and ou ethatip enerally at hand, is a pa she 171 of are valuable. But when you sour it you 'and cold water. td ' the sugar of milk lata lactic . acid change hr 6 camphor h ca g t o rl half the entire -value of your�Wet the hands ;in vinegar and. .., p , and lose i a Ykills ` water it ihavinginsoapy mills, Feed milk sweet to Delves and colts. after them Never let it sour if y on can an help it. Why alkaliand iand k e. ops t hemscft. Will 0ithrow away half ValueZ When cleaning a atove if a mal l quantitytit Y Y'he Farmer a (Irish) (AWNgives the fol- , of sugar is putinto the sto v bl ac km „ it of treating balky will not burn off so quickly, lowing different ways g : should never out the horses, whsch are recommended for trialWomen while sewing t" the horse on the peek, examine, thread with their teeth, as by so doing they First pa t •, s q wanted, 1 luetrated Co, alogue. sttfied b bund Send for 40t°1° Y o as tun,. a s a e Iog a e i 1 Ol l ''L Tl xl} nitre , r r ng Cotta. s. . . " a ou r n c_ ' ` utto flavoured f an a slight eminence in the quiet part of the town two thick slTcoa of ham; m . n KM carefully, Arab one side, then the other; , injure the enamel, and ip a little while the if an get him a handful of rasa, give teeth decay finish with aisle, a plateful (if pastry andn his r past witki fruit and hard boiled eggs." There was a good old German from Wittem- bert, where good „Lord Hamlet attendees the university, who had a fine faculty for stor- ing away provender. His case was well t with pool, terraocd gardens, croquet lawns, e eta, is well adapted for the invalid rr eceker of quiet cam• w t mer repose mut rest The accommodations are most eomtortable, with every modern convenience, the stabs hi table itr+s--class ; b111ard table and livery a connection • the rates lower than any other summer resort in the DoTlrinion. Its close proximity to To. ionto with low railway rates, makes, it the most do. 1 atte3ted 1''Ui' a wa,'or he would eat a slrslilo spot in Ontario for our citizens to spend their Preston station,by Credit valley to Galt, with- lt. to{ whole sheep or a whole, pig or put out of hummer vnaation. Preston can be rendre by G. 1 . in three miles, or by. G. T. R. to Blair, ono and a hail miles. Tickets for Springs can be bought at reduced i Brantford. 'Bus meets ever train at rates from fY Preston 'station, Send for ciroular with rates and t t. t Preston On particulars to O. KRttss, Mineral Bathe, , p b— A Square Statement by a Carpet'. ter. "For years I have. had a chest trouble ahnounting to nothing short of tonaumption- I saw how others in like conditions had been cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and resolved to test its merits in my own case. The results are so plane as hardly to require a "bitstock or any auger -went in favor of this grate remedy. the s s - the County of Dent in England elle was a It does awl it claims ! It bttitds up y sight a bushel of cherries, stones and all. He lived until he was about 80 years of age, a great portion of the time supporting him, you encouraging to him• self by exhibiting file peculiarity of his It to him and speak Y r mer ,a P9 % must have toti least, " which,le e appetite,t ..tette andr say thewagon, o n intog e nok n P b fol r et , Thne J, p, m u e would d c one. Thus, w c entre. veryeccentric obey. been a it 1 generally aril 1 y 1 t h a will Y h f Y o,and 1 t a , wordg theREshafts, FLINT D hEARTHENWARE N ,E HF w A horse out circle tGLASS,ART he I r e i CHEW Second, taken t bo also title. , s r p ' 1 until O se- is good mine varnish o c Srrt a Ordinary % hie and if the ieces. are joined neatly, a fracture willh and turning him arqund in a eiro'e un i e ' It is claimed that holding a shovelful of lata small fragments. He had an especial is giddy, will generally start horsehimThird, hot coals over varnished furniture will take .preference for' caterpillars, mice and birds another wayto cure a balky is, place 4Rub he lace while when these were not procurable he your hand ver his nose and shut cif Ms mit spots: and stains'. t P a would content himself with'mineral 'Sub- i he wants to Fourth, then, `warm with flannel, w wind until go.twine Ifyourfence is too old Los paint to stick stances. Once he put down his "maw and stn taken re legs, of turns of stout knee,jj , will" pen,the ink and the sand pounce, again }1water,glue and lime gulf a • p t the ore ust below:- the on it, a solution of • have gobbled the inkstand, around f l eto feel it ; tie in form a syndicate that will make it as white- and he would . aight enough for the hors new fallen snow.too, Y or' fist click he will pro -as the had. he not been restrained, Taylor, bow knot. At the rDice sand the water Moet tells of Nioholas Wood,' of -n off. After goinga short Brick made of a mixture of coke, bably go dancing ff y e o de s a x lu all distance you cangetout and remove the , and lime, for light partition walls, stringtoprevent injury to the tendons, t sound better than brickwork, and is light Fifthagain, you' can try the following :) and a non-conductor of heat. Take the tail of the horse between the hind II For cleaning brasses belonging to mahog- legs, and tie it by a oord to the saddle I any furniture, use either powdered whiting girth. Sixth, the lest remedy I know, is as follows' : Tie a string around the horse's or scrapped rotten, -atone, muted with sweet y 1e ' oil, and rub on with a chamois skin. To clean tins, making them almost as nice as new, wash in hot soap "suds, dip a dampened cloth in, fine, sifted coal ashes, ear, close to head. This will diver attention, and start hint. POULTRY NOTES. scour well, then polish with dry ashes. The farmer who keeps a flock of twenty- five wenty To remove dint andputty from wsndow- pan m thirty hens, with the usual ch1 k , lass put sufficient saleratus Into hot water and of aem hundred h more slidomain chicks, g and allows them to share his domain in to make the trosolution, Whish with is common with himself, ii is other stock and saturate paint p Y farm utensils, finds perplexity and moat to. the glass. Let it remain until nearly dry, abominable company at every 'turn. The then rub off with a woolen cloth. hen , at large, in her multiplied form, is Never be alarmed if a living insect enters worse than an arn.y of locusts, and her the ear. Pouring warm water into the canal following as offensive as a pestilence. 'will drown it, when it.will generally coma An experienced poultryman thinks the to the surface and can be easily removed by essential. cause of failure in so many of the tke fingers. A few puffs of tobacco smoke attempts to keep fowls in large numberss15 blown into the ear will stupify the insect. due to a lack of care. A farmer will rise To mend china : Into a solution of gum four cis ok in the morning to food and arabio stir plaster of Paris until the mixture milk his cows, will carefully clean out the assumes the consistency of cream. Apply stalls and prepare the beds for the cows, and with the brush to the broken edges of china his work does not end till late ; but he will and join together. In three days the article not do so much work for the os. Yet the cannot be broken in the same place. The hens will pay, when properly cared for, five whiteness of the cement adds to its value. times as much profit, in proportion to labor and capital invested, as the cows. • A MIXTURE TO ERASE SPOTS.—Equalparts youngif chicks and turkeys appear of strong ammonia water, ether and rand. alcoholl Au it arid rease put examine them her ad land form ee of blotting paper under the grease spot, littlegreaseput on top of the hen P under the wings swill generally prove neer. moisten greedy," a ," then with the mixture and rub to render cions. Treat the mother in like wanner. it gree y, Fumigate the henhouse by burning sulphur l pour solved, thse spot. 1n a and absorbedenwill b be the therein, making the house as close aspossi- for e,`fe'w'.hours. Also wash every part sponge and blotter. with kine, or whitewash with caustic GEAR TESTS.—Gear teeth, says Wood and lime at least twice a year, and give the fowls Tron, generally have one corner broken off f dust or r ashes an , tolerablygood trencherman On one Inca• tem, supports and strengthens where others Sion he got away with a whole sheep ; at fail." He adz, r " My recovery, which is now another time with several rabbits ; at a on a sure foundation, hinges entirely on the third with three dozen pigeons, not squabs ; compass of this wonderful Restorative, hav- again with eighteen yards of black p and on two other occasions sixty pounds of cherries and three pecks of damsons, Dr. Copland in speaking of two children who had wonderful appetites, the youngest, seven years old, being the worst said :— The quantity of food devoured by her was astonishing. Everything that oould be laid hold of, even in its raw state, was ' sl'liZED UPON MOST GREEDILY adding ing tried other remedies without a bit of relief•''. When a cow steps in the milk pail she also steps into the butter. If se only kicks over the milk she simply wastes her food. among other things an uncooked rabbit, half pound of candies and some butter, were taken at one time. The mother stated that this little girl, who was apparently in good health otherwise, took more food than the. rest of her family, consisting of six beside. herself. A trifle over a hundred years ago a London youth ate five pounds of shoulder of lamb and two quarts of green peas in fifty minutes; and a Polish soldier,'who was presented at the court of Saxony, suc- ceeded in one day in getting outside. of twenty pounds of beef and half a roast calf with appropriate ``fixings." When George III. was king, a watchmaker's apprentice, nineteen years of age, i three•quarters of an hour, devoured a leg of pork weighing six pounds and a proportionate quantity of pease pudding, washing all down with a pint of brandy taken in two " tots." The tall Nick Davenport, the actor, is known to perform mental work and indisposition for have eaten a seven pound turkey at a single bodily labor, and annoy and. disgust your sitting. Instances of depraved appetite are friends and acquaintances with your nasal numerous, and men have been known to twang and offensive breath and constant swallow fire, efforts to clean your nose and throat,' when SWORDS, SPIDERS, FLIES, TOADS, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy" will promptly serpents, cotton, hair, paper, wood, cinders, relieve you of discomfort and suffering, and sand, earth,clay, chalk, flint musket balls Your friends of. the disgusting and needless and earthenware. One man could swallow inflictions of your loathesome disease2 plenty o d y h d there will first, afte^ which they rapidly ee o pieces billiard balls and gold watches. In the It is when a baggage master comes to be no trouble from lice. This may be avoided and the teeth made New York medical journals for 1822 a re- handle the luggage of a star actor that he The only sure way to clean out a nest with a file the, by bringingg dtown t le st he sin es cord is made of a man who' could swallow realizes the force of Hamlet's remarks about should the contents become soiled, is to i 1 the ere of the toth (,rear teeth clasp knives with impunity. One 14day nd Yorfck—a fellow of infinite chest. the p a sponge 1 lighted match to the box, first rubbing it strain is sufficient to breakoffe w o e in England, two s to f 4h should 're wagered everybody should : , over with the sponge. The oil will burn for tooth. with each other as to which should conium£ very small expense you can have all your a few moments over the box and then cease. :THE FAVORITE � Bicycles 1 END AT ONCE FOR LI$ of nnd 3I nehinee coon H , S d FROM $15 UPWARDS New Catalogue Ready let April A. T. LANE, MONTREAL O' WOIINO OXYGEN—THE CONSERVATOR of heal It, the enemy of disease ;, heals the of DownConstitution ild the Broken bin a L un s 'Re t g tent u 1 clonf for t wa and old. - Home treatment, s t l young, sent byeapress fos months, Inhaler and all complete, D ..p 212. Moved my Mlles from 73 ]Ging West to 41 King East. MILS. C. STIDMAM k'TEROE. Pour your established in Toronto. 32 Office Treatments ter $18. Send for circular. Tao. BETTER rho Snow Prat 'Peking Powder Co., Brantford, Oe TH. AY5 d�Y � 'IE2. iD lienutitul imported Birthday Pant Clens/ MILLER'S TICK DESTROYER, STOCKMEN, giro this valuable pre- paration a fair trial. It operates< ppromptlyandelleotualiyindestroy destroying Ticks and other vermiopests, as well vn as In eradicating all affections of the will clean 20 skin to which SheepT n ub est, Sold inTins at45o.,�{Oo:and $1., ABa- Sheep or86Lambs. ODOR MILLER &Co.,'Toronto. O.S THE. ALBANY STEAM. TRAP C ,_ SPECIAL BUCKET RETURN TRAP. t TThe Celebrated Han- cock Inspirator. Gresham'1 Automatic Restarting Injector. 4�'Morrison's Automatic Sight reed Lubricator. garEngineers' & Plumb. ere' Supplies of every description. Send for ciroulare. JAMES MOIRRISON, 75 & 77 Adelaide St.W., TORONTO. The Experience of llirs. Peters. Peer had ills. Airs, Paters Mrs. Peters had ohIlle, Mrs. Peters was sure the was going to die ; They dosed her with pills, with powders and squids With remedies wet and With remed{ea dry. Many remedies lured her, But none of them oured her, Their names and their number nobody could tell ; And she soon might' have died, But some "'Pellets" were tried, That acted like magic, and then she got well. The magic " Pellets " were D r. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets (the original Little Liver Pills). They cured' Mrs. Pet- ers, and now she wouldn't be without them. This very much like striving for the unat• tainable to wear a pair of tight boots and try to feel good-natured. Don't Hawk, Spit, Cough, suffer dizziness, indigestion, inflammation. of the eyes, headache, lassitude, inability to carrnya�the box outside, burn the hay, and along a sen overdid the business by swallowing PAINLESS DYEING:—There is no reason why n kerosene and apply a fixed this way will not beakunlessunless h le it killed him, which well it might. In 1870 not look well when for a the greatest quantity of food in the shortes .A. Family .Arrangement. space of time. One of them blotted from A family in whioh there are a number of existence six pounds andel a half of rabbit, men who come in at different times during a loaf of breaci a,nd two pounds of cheese in a quarter of an hour, and he was so pleased with the approbation he received from the bystanders that he finished) off with a beef- steak, a pint and a half of gin and a half pint of brandy. If there are any lice they will have but a poor chance. If an egg is broken in the nest the result is usually lice, unless the nest is y t once cleaned, and the best mode is to begin, anew with the box very clean and fresh cut hay put in. A ecrrespondent' of the London Journal of Horticultural says, in reference to the question of sex in eggs : Last winter an old poultry keeper told me he could distinguish the sex in eggs. I laughed at him, and was none the less skeptical when he told me the following secret : Eggs with the air bladder on the centre of the crown of the egg will produce cockerels ; those with the bladder one side will produce pullets. The of m was so certain of the truth of this dogma, and his poultry yard so far confirmed it, that I determined to make experiments upon it this year. I have done so, register- ing. the egg. bladder vertical, or bladder on one side, reacted all in which it was not one or the other, as in some it is only very slight- ly hall -way, the out of the center. The following is the family can readily see it, but where it will timate acquaintance with your President and result; Fifty-eight chickens were hatched, not attract the eyes of strangers. On each chief otiicers, we know them to be gentlemen of the three are dead, eleven are yet too young, to peg is hung a small brass ring, and now, as highest integgrity, and in whose hands we believe the decide upon their sex ; of the remaining each one goes out, he places the ring hang. I interests of the members of the Mutual Reserve are perfectly rata, fortyfour, every one has turned out true to d the number assigned to him on Wishing your association continued success. the latter part. of the evening, and who gen- erally go to bed immediately upon getting in, was troubled for a long time by the ques- tion that worried each man when he came in as to who was yet out, As every one was generally in bed there was none to answer the question, and the` arrival was at a loss to know whether to look the front door for the night and put out the lights, as he would do if all were in, or not. A tour of the bed- rooms was necessary to - acquire the desired knowledge, and this, :it is needless to say, became more annoying each time. At last a happy idea was found. A small board of hard wood, on which was neatly painted as many figures in a row as there are persons in the family, with two rows of pees beneath each, one labelled "out" and the other " in," was placed in a rather abscnreplaae in the a -way, TILE ASSESSMENT SYSTEM• faded wearing apparel cleanedor dyed at thcweli-known dyeworksof R. Parkers& Co., 759 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont. Send for pamphlet giving all information. A. P. 354. TION. C®NSUP ibare appdage ret.. for the above ldisease long byits ve Woasanda ofa►aea of Lae worst kind nail of atwdine have been cured. Indeed, ao strong ie my faith In Ha efficacy, that I vrSIT tend TWO BOTTLES FREE, together with. a VALUABLE TREATISE on this dieeeds to any wiener. GM mirageT AP8L ODIL address. Branch Offioe,37 Tango St., Toronto to soy baby;wboeo weather will Dead Its the; nli,n, of trio er more othgr babiet3, and their p,rents athlnusea Also a haudeomo Dir•. other r3 them nail `i Sample / t9 Dye at Oa n and ) b r a i l p d. c rmat'o . v g ) n t , 1 tabs • rff Itt7�h tf i,1 t weila, i loinir,itoc etc Co Illontroalo e have d cin L in u win cad f "T v jure to put Dr. Jug's Medi eine in a brown jug, in- stead at a glass t,ottlo as. heretofore. The jugs that we Still use forthis purpose are made of the. finest un - ported Rockingham, of a.. mottled brown odour, with " Dr. Jug's Medicine' for 'v ac Blood" •s ,t er n T ad I'd' u R, ip sited reefers on alta stile; Our reasons #or ,Wali log this change are : let- Ite wonderful curative qualities will he better preserved by the medicine being kept entirely ie the dark. 2nd—A8 the jug will be registered it will Ile impossible to counterfeit it. 3rd `The name "Dr, FACSIMILE ,Tug's Medicine" will be or A JUG OF OR. 4UG'Smore easily remembered M CDt0INe.. by assoo'ation, 4th—Our friends will be apse to recognlzo at once that they are getting the i o0 be made t eresn t r '� 1 as h arth e genuine sine put up in a jug. Dll. JU4 MEDICINE Cq„ Toronto and:Strattnrd. "? PEARL PEN"AND PENCIL STAMP WITH NAME 500 Postage 6 Cts. 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Columns, teal Reserve Fund Life Association for that amount, 122 Yonge St., Toronto. Terme on application. as creditors of the late Edwin C. Fisher. We have mush pleasure in bearing testimony RE BOILER INSPECTION' and !Wawa to the prompt and satisfactory manner in which this T alum Contpany'ot Canada, claim has been adjusted, and at the same time to ex- Consulting Engineers and Solicitors of Patents. TORONTO. G. C. ROBB, Chief Engineer. A. ERASER, Seoy-Treae. mg under `` out" peg, and when he comes in the ring Yours truly, W. D. MA'rrnmws'& Co. the old man's theory. This of course, may be an accidental co ncidence, but I shall certainly try the experiment again. DAIRY NOTES. Butter shrinks as well as other articles and such is often the cause of errors in re, ports of sales when butter is shipped long distances and remains unsold for several weeks. There is no time, says a wise man, to If waste with kicking cows.You have one, just put a' hame•strap in her mouth and buckle it tightly behind her horns. Take it off when done' milking, of course. is hung :on the " in" peg. Thus .a glance at this board tells just who is out and who is u z exists in, and a ° longfalt want no longer is the house. It is. always best to milk rapidly, so as to get the milk out of the stable as soon as possible, in order to prevent the absorption of gases by the milk, as the cooler it be- comes the more readily the milk is affected by odors. - An Iowa Agricultural College bulletin 'makes the following classifications of the ative values of foods as milk producers Cern, per 100 pounds p,itatoes, per 100 pounds. Remedy For Ivy Poisoning - I have always been extremely susceptible to the poison of poison -ivy and oak sous to give me great annoyance, unless it is immediately checked on its first appearance. 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Druggist. ru When the bread is dried by the so asthe old and tried remedy: Ask your D e'g dropwater on the outer side as to keep „ glen dot can vhittle a pooty Boot IDer feller . 1 ve the 1930 far and sof e { hih Caned 1 h c• it thoroughly ,moss This, character out of der roup tt Y in contact with the skin. i, • " Pretzel,he was soda Crystal daylife, writes Carl you will perceive, is merely a leoad pthrough i onidled to hal a goot abetite on his tomb - tine ; the bread beinga vehicle through. atone. Whose moisture the soda reaches the humor., LADIES find that washing or bathing with soda- h o are Weak, Nervous and exhausted • who feel I % ra^ Wh themselves pemg s e, g , sickly in appearance, suffering from the many corn. moisture of the bread in order for the soda 1 sat b0 I i t of 80. in Stam a messatso rty mina es on any affected t1!eat '1'nral,tn. O 10 v'ater, even continuously, will not u h secure Pram. 1 t nth who are p 50 with me. My akin requires the heatdna. ale de'iicate and is iter to wUtrtmr—send for and rent e5 oa IteL.a • inBOONFORM on the Di are- . I t et on and neutralize file poison. t alas of 'Wooten. Mailed 60`ly have need th' d poultice ac,a weeks, Little Man—" I understand, that' youcalled ine an unmitigated liar ?" Big Man n rcatisu UB ON ST I.V.L e it d .sealed and to retain to so a you Timothy, per 100 pounds Barley, per 100 pounds Oats, per 100 pounds.: , .... • . . Wheat, per 100 pounds Wheat bran, per 100 pounds Clover hay, per 100 pounds. 011 meal, per 100 pounds observation on race p Fan. Address, D. V. LURON, 47 a{lington Sb. 70 t part No pain ensues. Formerly I suffered j _ the ., .,,,lA arn•ead all 65 for more than the ' t 1.45 1 over my body. ow thirty InMtite9 idea 1 great many copse are under the inn - pression that in 'Weeding ground food to stock it is better to make it into a slop that the animal can drink. Prof. E. W. .Stew- art truly says • The Saliva is an import- ant agency in the digestion of food, and saliva is caused to flow by the act of masti- cation. When sloppy food is tfivon there is no mastication. This sloppy food, then, is deprived of the usual proportion of saliva, and must depend wholly upon other agen- eiee of digestion." GARDEN NOTES. A remedy for rot and mildew in grapes, said to be effectual, ie stated tie follows : One poundnine ounces sulphate of copper, dissolved in two gallons of water, three h pounds quick lime elakedl In two and a a quarts of water. lilix, and apply lightly 1 nuc to get to the railway station 2" " Run win 15 1i th wl sk brush or by other means of I was the aggravating boy's response, shout spraying. The application i used as a at the pltd ' o is otce aures the duration of its exhibition. ]Home Testimony. Many hundred recommendations similar and their attendant evils, take at once a dose in character to the one given below have ; Carson's Stomach nBitters. Best family medicine. lie neat i All bringgists , 50 ciente. —" No, sir ; I didn't use the word gated.' " Little Man—" Then I accept your apology." Whenever your Stomaoh or Bowels get out of or. der eauein Biliousness, Dyspepsia, or Indigestioon- been received, and give proof oft g value of .Poison's Nerviline as a pain tone- Deutcher (yawning)-" BOW you vas, Of Canada"—abookwhich ought, to Dein Ivory library d ({ Hans. You don't know me no more, ain't • our instructive, amusing and soubtoucbing; temper-. (1 '.'`Try it. i it t if :. yon va9 ar•oa hook, "falattorm Echoes,`' by J. 13 Gough. Ont' Amilor, Feb. 20. hereby certify that shut Ilona — `i Mine front, our face den complete book of serinon9,'arid autoblofgrapby of ram We have used Netviline in our families, and i " your month to I Dan see y , P. 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