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R. roan. :2.n.':` 4.}; = .`~x L ` ' W '-vi: A Oiiat-`3 no D," -" 'm'mmg air m:ns.~ [tli 10(1)-3}!-Efl:f5,'I;[.-E A'ii:lI:'TlDNEEBl m"one genuine without trade mark and signature of manufacturer. 3-tf. Its effect is beautiful. `lasting `days. often weeks. No trouble to apoly. For sale by all [ druggists, or at the munufaobory. [103 and 105 Yonge' Street, Toronto. D0l'BIlW8Il(l S, nu-a-nun: up w n-Annnw-n-uu Cendeged a.dv:;-tfeenxenta on First Page ggh as Vgentsehiot ellmkindea Ioet 5:0. Fouild. petty or e or Ben Artie Eto.. Eta. must be aooom niegevglth the end wg be inserted-- t iuglregruonlz. 2 otenta er we each eubeequen oen r sword (names. addresses, and gurggeonntetfge words): but a. reduction to 1 cent per word will be made when the number of insertion: of me eme. matter exceed Faun. mum Parr, roammn csmsm. .;',,:s-rom rim Pitlable common- 3;-mule Narrative. 3 in . pliriiig the past few WON?" there:-hsvat ted in the columns of .the.8.ta.nd_a r me P bl as to justify the .ter_m;`mir`acu-' mka`ht:se cases were invesfigited Kidd vomit News, Albany `Express and other Dem whose reputation is a guarantee Wpnhe facts were as just stated. That `ha Wm miraculous was justified will tginmad when it is remembered that in; ' on of the cases referred to the `sufferer Bid been pronounced incurable by leading n` h gicians, and at leastone of the`oaaee P {treated by men whose reputation has wlzced them among the leaders of the $0,-,. medical scientists, but without mg, and the patient was sent to his home Wll; . 1 . hope for him. and that on y.death could intervene to l'8ll6V9 his suerings. When Wm, months later the restoration to health ma strength of the former su'erer was 59110111160 _. .` . a . .. we created a profound sensation through- out the country. Recently the following wpuarticulars of `a number of cures Q9... l`l`]'c'hed for by the Albany Journal, the" h the verdict that there was no. (1 it is little wohder that the: , hich indicated an equally rev gfi-elxrablh cure, came under the notice The Standard : _ SOLLSVILLE, N.Y , June 25, 1-892. 4 as -I * Five weeksagofather, (Phil- gnder Hyde), was very low_ and not ex- pected to live but a short time. i lie` inwch agony that we had to give him morphine to relieve the terrible pain from which he was suffering. The doctors had given him up. They said there was no help for him, and my dear fathbr longed for death as being the only certain relief from his sufferings. . One day i he saw in the Albany Journal an account of howia man by the name of Quant, living in Gal- way, Saratoga county, and who was afllicted like father with locomotor ataxia. had been very greatly beneted and `hoped for permanent cure from the use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. On learning that these pills could be had of the Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Brockville, Out, and Schenectady. and that thev were not expensive, my husband sent $2.50 for six. boxes of them. And what a blessing they have been ! Father has taken but four boxes of the Pink Pills. He is no longer conned to his bed, but is able to get up without assist- ance and with the aid only of a cane to walk about the house and all around out of doors. He hasa good hearty appetite, his food agrees with him, the pain in the back from which he suffered so long and so terribly has left him. He has no more creeping chills and he appears and says he feels like a new man. The doctors had pronounced his disease to be creeping paralysis and said he could not be cured. How glad we are that we heard about these wonderful Pink Pills,` and how thankful we are for what they have done for father. Indeed they have done won- ders, yes, even a miracle for him. Respectfully yours, Mas. WILLIAM J omssois. The above letter indicated a cure so re- markable as to be worthy of. the fullest investigation, and The Standard determ- ined to place the facts, if correctly stated, before the public for the benet of other sufferers. or P if unfounded, to let the public know it. With this end in view` a reporter was sent to Solsville with instruc- tions to give the facts of the case as he found them. With these instructions he went to Solsville and on Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1892, called upon Philander Hyde and learned from him and from his relatives and neighbors and friends the whole story of his sickness and his terrible suffering, of his having been given up by the doc- tors, and of his cure and rapid convales- cence by the use of Dr. Williams Pink `Pills for Pale People. 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It is the station at which to get off to go to Madi- son Like, the charming and attractive ob jective point of a. great many picnic and excursion parties. On reaching Solsville the reporter enquired of the station agent, who is also agent there ot-the National Ex- Dresa Company, if he knew a man by the name of Philander Hyde, and wherehe llved, and also if he knew a man by the name of William Johnaton.. Yel,~aaid he. I am William Johnson, and Phil- . der Hyde, who is my wife : father, was with me in that white house over there on the side hill ; that : him sitting on the piazza. ' 7L..__ . I 1 .1 . , 1 ,_,I. ,-,__-_j Uuuunub uuvurulsuululllrll will 08 B51011` II in following ra which are drafted on correct commercial 1: clples. and. as they will be strlotlyadhered to in making new contract` after present contracts expire. there will he only one orlce for all: Reedingnotices. 10 cents not line for ret n certlon: 5 cents per line for each subsequent Insertion of the same matter. All items under 5 lines of this character charged as 5 lines. 1...! naa..|-I -_;`n-_-_.._.-_.. -;___.;.n..- . UIIIOIII sun uovernmenlz SC menu will be charged st above rates. Contract advertisements will be talken-at th nnmmnnninl n nninlnn gun! as than will in snovm` `Non: -mm north nonpu-ell nuke one Inch). ' ` nuxsnxvr mnmmnmxn. A I ` First insertion, no cents per line. Each sub sequent insertion. 4 cents per line. ova 0-6!-m; Almoit It not qu! double that of any other Pnnm-Ann island In 1'-Ina-I-in. A dmwixu-rmn [ 01" [OUR FREE HUNDRED AND -u an `.5; :--_... ORDERS RESPEOTFUHLY SOLIOITED. ooxwnAo'r onntau. Advormeuwilrl please bear in mind that no- inn of Intnntlnn fn nhnnon nvnrnnmanh --vu Va. van-D vllwlinvvvl IILIZIEIJI-I & U lluvlh Legnl. Olcinl and" Government advertise Ilfltl Win ha nhnu-am-`I All nhnvn. I-ntnn rmw, po111_:_;uT gmrnna AIITIIIIAGITE MID BITIIHIIOIIS Water Mme, Planter of Paris, kc. No. ot Inches `g Ul'l'l0l YARDS -Ross Block. Foot of Toronto Street T Teloohono. - ' . T0"!!! .01! 0PP11II uruo --U turn npoaito *i:~r.,po.n**`*".?!.*.'3':,`."* ' Laouons glve in all Branches of 9311131118. Draw!!! . &o.. to. .'1fonn_a up cation, i I H I. n_.I'TI|_-O.In- nun;-It- On-ml hung RI nnlz - ...--n-`av. `.5 wave Mr. Hyde walked into the sitting room d tkine a seat said he would willingly telllthe story "of his sickness and cure, Pd had no objection to its being pub- l" hd, as it might be the means of help- "IE to relieve others whose sufferings were lhelame or similar to what his had been. is story was as follows : "MY name is Philander, Hyde. I am My 70 years o1d--will be 70 in Sep- lgmber. I was born in` Brookeld. Medi- m: t.'1tY. Where all my life was spent m '1 recentlv, when, becoming helpless. Y.|0n-m_-law was kind eno h to- take M h In home, and from hi and n my M Rrter have had the kindest care": i r..y...'_f 9Pation has been that. of a 3 AR RIB, ONT. OONDINS ADVERTISEMENTS. It at in a menace: 19.peu9p::i1aI3dAmn:me.' con-rnAo'r . --Dealers in Hurling and crimping THE HAIR. pD;ORENWEND S GURLINE '--Fon-- _ ,, ........u nu. nu Luv wan Isyvl-W untnlrecentlv, . law enough "18 Into his hiin `hukhter I Y life occupation has been ght?" - I was always prospnrinn; W0 and . strong and rugged. .: Q?` Iayhlut winter, when I E I . en the grip left me Ihad 5 san- olfp of numbness in ms? Incl. Iihinh iugz 53 I s.4mm. rmnmmr and Pmnrloto 1. up fabmhoa V `Sim-mhu qqpnrv pr anneal, I-`OR; 1892. I-FICII. order. yroexn nlnsmnvx ASSIGNMENTS or onumn MORTGAGE. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE, ETO DIVISION COURT BLANKS. MAGISTRATES BLANK8, suluzoaun: ouvm: BLANK8, OONSTABLES BLANKS. OHATTEL MORTGAGI, DISCHARGE OF` V - vvuv nu! . -`-Inn well unE"ruPw(!ip"p'll* 8&7 last I .- hen anon numbness in my lens, which md`11y grew to be etiif at the joints ::;`f"FV painful. I felt the etitfne vin m0; ;:d1`ta;.;nd the pain and Tspti mm and y knees and; t9 Tr- hip meveted :39 bowggswm and I". _ g Ion. o _ EQUITY OF REDEMPTION, STATUTORY LEASEB. plums, MORTGAGES. om TTEL MORTGAGES. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE AGREEMENTS OF A Afulllineof BLANK FORMS Always kept in stock AT TORONTO Pmoss mmoaum cums, PROGRAMS, . ommns or DANCE MEMORANDUMS. WEDDING INVITATION 8, WEDDING CARDS, VISITING OARD54 `in-11:.-zsn-.-- _ ___ , |mmnJnn mums. CARDS, .31 respectfully uolldt an opportunity to futninh entimnteu for all kind: oi won]: in nu the style: of printing, mall PROMPT AID TASTEFIII. EXEGIITIIIII `moonlit o ` go; of Phi `\~ ,,., `\ =3 ----'1 aw-..~. ..~. 1* the snow` b ` under'nyg.,;f ` yplmrrrm; Hausa. |23 IIIINLOP ST.. BARBIE, HA8 UNRIVALLED FAOI LITIIC --ron -nu:-- Tue lonruanu Anwmce ' -S'I'EAM- `III; Nli ADVANCE --or 039133 or ALI. 01.13513 or- LETTER CIRCULAR! UETPTR Forms TsnLsv1LL1 MORTGAGE. MENU CARDS SALE OF LAND ' HOUSE LEASEB. .8NIPES, m-0. V Univ ll IV VI. ` `'~'*`* rail ;f .:;\Pgt5 Sho:t.`.;Ii ioa_l Smenq tiounq 1 nib: ' Mont e :;la;m:i::.L'I lull IIIU lvvulunu u -v-~---..- _-- ___`_--_ nearly t.1!i!.~;JZ_9.!~~9f,aIR,~ I1--*3,` 3?$5aNi;`. 4% other which the`. g- V n. . ___..v_ as. -..........:n. P H. DUI I'll: WWI `TA ,5 .,..,.........., . a 333 51"`: _the Ayer s Sargaptlllkg weaveny, and ntgnggur Iggnau q_lp__I__a_|jI:gu.. Lord Eldon , the faggngapggh jnrut, was a boatman'a `son, " and `tho? `and of his 1_ife retained a `fondness for aquatic _ ,-L2__._ and vvuuvwvvl. uwuuawo ', These Pills are manufactured by the Dr. Williams Medicinecompany, Brock- yille, Ont., and Schenectady, N.Y.. and are sold only in boxes bearing the rm s trade mark and `wrapper. at 50 cts. a box, or six boxes for $2. 50. Bear in mind that Dr. Williams` Pink Bills are never sold in bulk, or by the dozen or hundred, and any dealer who oifera substitutes in this formzis trying to defraud you and should be avoided. Dr. Willims' Pink Pills may be had of all druguista or direct by mail from Dr. Williams Medicine Company from either address. The price at which these pills are sold make a course of` treatment comparatively inexpensive as compared with other remedies or medi- A cal treatment.~- From the Syracuse Stand- __._1 ' liams" Medlcini -' .._- lm.m.auii&:d" " W M mm: } .""vv."1T got six . - moinycg a `_jboxes of the!.pjl_ls.. y-We `I-eadthe direc-V I I Y tions caretnlly, solved \- to comply . with them as fully as possible... We eor any other .v.`. ' medicine, 'cut on all stimu ants, and gave biIn~th_e Hills,`-I;?illa.and treatment accord- inc- "to`;dir'eetions in which each box is wrapped. The effect was wonderful and almost immediate. In ten days after father began taking the pills he could get -out of bed and walked without assistance, and has continnedto. imnrove ndtil'no._w . e'w`alks about the house and the streets by-the aid of a csneonly. ' ` "Yes, said Mr. Hyde, and the -pain has gone. out of my. back and the numb- ness out of my legs. "I have no more chills, my digestion is good. and I have an excellent appetite, and then after a pause, `fBut, ah, me, I am an old man ; I have seen my. best days and can not hope to recover my old vigor ass younger man might. but I am so thankful to have the use of my limbs and to be relieved of those dreadful pains. Mp nwndn L`... ......4.:..'......: a... `-1-.. 4.1.- A further investigation revealed the fact that Dr. Williams Pink Pills are not a patent medicine in the sense in which that term is usually understood, but a scientic preparation successfully used in general practice for many years before being offered to the public generally. They contain in a condensed form all the elementi necessary to give new life and richness, to the blood and restore shat- tered- nerves- They are` an unfailing specic for such diseases as locomntor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus dance`, sciatica. neuralgia, -rheumatism, nervous headache. the after e'ects of la grippe. palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow completions. and the tired feeling resulte ing from nervous prostration ; all diseases depending upon vitiated hnmors in the blood, such as scrofula, chronic eryslpe- las, etc. They; are also a specic for trou- bles peculiir toifemsles, such has suppres- sions,` irregularities, and all forms of weakness. ' They build up the blood and restore `,th`e_'"g`low'.ofl ihllltto pale and sallow cheeks. In case of men they effect a radical cure in all `cases arising from mental worry, overwork~'or excesses of. whatever nature. - ` ' _ 11-11 V 4- . 1 s, .1, vv|u~ JIIU IIIUIJI Besides Mr. and Mrs. J ohnson, other peoples in Solsville conrm the accounts of the sickness of Mr. Hyde and of his most remarkable recovery, and a number of others for various ailments. are using the Pink Pills. The mother of Abel Curtis is using them with satisfactory e'e_cts, for rheumatism, and Mrs. Lippitt, wife of ex-Senstcr Lippitt, is usino the Pills with much benet, for nervous do - bility. ' A :.._'u.-_ :.'__-_L:.__.2-_ _-__-I-.! LL- -uvuw usullulul lllllle Mr. Hyde has continued to take the pills regularly since he began their use. and was on his tenth box at the time he told. hll story . A 'l1n.:.I... "no `.-.I `K..- T_L_--._ -LL--- ruwul _VL uauuluu GVUII Ill 000." On the 24th of February lnet,_ . said Mrs, Johnson,A__w,e hsd__ him brought to ourlhome. Eehnd to be _carried7 all the wnyin a bed. 'H_e:wga=*:ao' helpless: and such 3 auarer the gI"ve- pin; up. They said he had lccoinfotbr I gtcxig; and that he could not.be'V'cured,jL 'lh_ey etcnped giving him medicine and said they could only relieve the pain, and for the purpone he took 5 pint of whiskey a day for three monthi and morphine in `grant quantities. ` "[1: w'.. uhil. inn... .i... :. n.:. .i-..-.a 0! 1 Mr. Qusnt in Gslwuy, Sal-stag; oqunty. b thg qup-~ot D . wiumm.? Pink P.{l|I for ale_.?Pooplo. . 1` :;h`sdn"t..muh futh, but we felt that it In: our duty to tl-v Irhmn: ma .5. ~r.:.n;".`1\-T 111.1 L aw m.gazo' `".ag7ucwz;;.aM; spells, which occurred daily. would 1:: hoflfztw til! 'IIU` --s`v.ss`-un&.nn mu. 1 u -r, vvulvu VVUIIIIVII Illllyg WOIIIII Ebqtwo tax foug mu-`a, a x` ' mo appolih; - bidimo 11519 -lifowwu ouoh=-a'bordo1HIhIt' I" -vruyod Va it I :3` K}! ' I .. f1'. i`n1,`a_lu I _?u Q mg ypa cou h`9l` i f}`>} d I` death. Why, my dear ail-,.t.he pain I `cut; fared was more to be dreaded than 3 thou-1 spud, deaths ' - " ` ` *.nnn_`n: *2`; .._`-L : ``'~.;~;` .'`- - " 1; ' - n_uvuvuu,Inuq luul'[_)lullB-Ill l"_6Il5 QIIIDQIIIQI. It was while father in: in this dread- ful condition that we saw in the Albany Journal the story of the miraculous cure- of Mr. Qunnt in country. ha um nu--~nC `n. \x7m:....-s n:..n I10 ,p.w;)ri`z,1' ;1";.>`i-on -3; "are competent firm that :09uld.:be romuued an the `air.-H6911` I00dl,;:I* 1nth(g`ho|tpolnE 'rou'oliod\%1i1,.itc=.-_i1i_gh_t:k_ofwj-.:_v!ui1uVo : _z x'::Vil'u'r}`vv_:`u.__= J 1:1. I: .:sE;:ss;':;:a. . .- . .~ 3 . ..TOuiui*e dubme 4'. _We learn new that the af e'I'nons5 `jubiicd Vehot red from 1 '2_9-50! ! gun in Queen ?Viotorie n jubile' ~'t'o~ uoertsln how ; In ulgot mmdnadzin dun ii:-. 53913 Imldlallitii n`,h.{lih>D0hIt'i lIIIlllIl.4l~"lu,_; IIaIa'_uI_5uv an. `aunt Q_h9U.zDfD0iQIz6n8: vurabtiem-of:`colotsbothg mluddnby xnsp-' pfuubqggmltiw gI_1I@li}:oxi_do.; If ' ' . 1t.1s ` &}9*s919r ska? the nut pr,91o!18.:snu.e am 09.09 ` tho _x.nost eommqn A\Ib!!Q!s-. ,. ha. .S_.1AlFl1..0.l.3.d_l! t1_;e pg;-_ut fg_1:m;of:cu:bon;a,ng1 :11,- idgntxaal .1n_ oqn{po|j_t}on .M?!) otdugary ohamoul _Iith-` ont.t.ho.1mpunttas: 911 thb Vlattef. ._']Jhe rub_y,.` on {tho :other, ~ hand. ii nap}-ly. pm-_o' ul,mi,_iim.{- n` 4 iuhgmioe - tonnda in - pr`og1g_i'og` i-A everieiarlwr-.=-W;-9'i!"9. 1!!`-=.% `:5 f'.Kr`2 v; ' ~v*'. `rm "1 1.2 . 3 .,_#, .t!mu: than - P 9 *;..'*"%:i.?as..:. '. ,,_;,..1.:s_ . ya ;;thmmQnn4=.-nan! mnnomhg erigntll-.hlyl0=1i,:.:.thD .-hyuu:th..~*,-anal -u... ..'a.-:-...- -u.c......a..-e -ll '.I...n.'{. ulna 1 nu vuv uuv vs yuwuuuluvlv IIIIUD Wsv"-V-9 . on anlkies and bicycles. It has been proved that the pumping of the air` into the wheels of these racing` machines helps not a little in making them go like the wind. The cause of the increased speed of ocean steamships, such an the Etruria and City of Peris, which had been severe- lytested manytimes before this season, is not easy to guess if it waanot favoring winds and smoother seas. It seems pretty certain, therefore, that the reason why 1892 can put on many airs: as the fasteat of years is wholly an airy one. all of which is very proper-,1 since speed con- tests are mostlyyopenait events. This is a fast year. The trotting re- cord, the pacing record, the bicycling record. and the ocean steamship record have allbbeen broken. Horses supposed to have seen their best days are` surpas- sing all former achievements, and men- who have been on the track for years are going faster than ever before. Event steamers built andjzhoroughly tried long ago havejin some instances made quicker runs across the Atlantic than in any previous season. As far as the harness horses and the yheelman are concerned the explanation of this all around im- provement is found, mainly if not al- together, in the use of pneumatic tires l\OI| .nan"s:1-an . Amp` Th 1--_' L_-_ III uvvnwuvvu U uuv IIIDSIIUW The theory of the formation of these iron sands is not unanimous. It is known, however, that many crystaline rocks con- tain magnetic and titanlfemus iron or ore interpersed in small grains; and crystals, and such rocks, when disintegrated, ' give rise to the biack sands which are abund- antly "found in alluvial gold diggings and elsewhere. Then, too, along the littoral of countries in which crystaline and erup- tive rocks abound, streaks of black sand, washed out by the action of the waves are frequently to be met with in suicient quantity to admit of their being employed as an ore of iron. This is the case along the north shore of the St. Lawrence. Iron Sande or New zealand. ' Attention is again called to the iron sands of New Zaaland, long so famous. by a recently-proposed process for treating such deposits by means of electricity, the result being as stated, steel of the finest quality. It appears that the iron sand found-` at Yaranaki, in that country, and that which is met with elsewhere is, with the exception that it contains another metal titanium, of the same composition as the magnetic iron ore which is met with insuch large quantities in Scandina- via, China, Siberia and some other local- ities, and like the last-named mineral, is attracted by the magnet. Tho fknnnn A` `hug `A--J:-53;;-u AC aka-.. 3--.. .. {HI.{i'3 ... -.... mu Y1`-sat; m `L: `ah! 94:21:` m `(in me. an 5 ; mpg?` .as:>tsn.u-is-lust t a . ~ fheir vopink%b?n on such maitlgi-,_s,;.,;.,. there'are__I_n;nx,_gh9,,,upgV li"n1oh.q' all; , b9s;!`s`uf;!.)`:%"r.2u -$ rth..- .19-.e.:mm9 1- 5370989 : V 0 t . W! 1. `tlie`i!`ost""*tlicn t `ebdiioiinl "sill! " s 6'c'l'al- prbbleins with aiicondencey andiuthority shat l,e_aves;, no edge -;of. - uncertainty .anyw.her.6 V_i!i,bl9,.. end, . all... pthis without thit` painful` necessity which inost of Vans feel of spending"a""gi`es `dealof ` time` in the close tutly*`To'fteli`se""`ijlitions. It is sltogetlgegj deqipablegthat clergyman; shoiild be able"to" speak with" understanding on economic and social questions- None h_a_ve better oppogstunities than they for giving wise counsel and establiahim! "a sound public opinion on many of these points. but so far as I am aware, the necessary knowledge and understanding are not obtained by inspiration, but only through the `same humble and toilsnme channels scare necessary for `a knowledue of '-Hebrew, Greek.` systematic theology 0!` church hintnrv, - ' ' 0 no hoii to` to settles \rl cavity 9 Iv, \` ;gg.. or church history. mu HALF-YEI_\I_I%._'\!_ curztmon nave com twor enoloei 30 cent: In lump! ext:-I. rvvlijll re?elv1fr :e.t mull, nsfpeld, ego 6! Tan Aanxomo me ! e Gnu uven ne enedn . Prlzee evverded to perlone : 3:?un. In the United sum vvlll be ehl ped from our New York ollloe tree 0! duty. All mono ettere ehould be registered. ' Our. onunn Cour1mrxox-We have evrey 025,000 In prime during the lost two eere. en heve thou- sand: 0! letters from prize-winner: n eve mm In the union end every rt of Cenede and evvtoundlend. Lord Kulcounle, A. .0. to the Governor General of Can- edn. vrrltee: "I shell recommend my friends toenter your oompetitione," M. M. Brenden. Vancouver, B. 0.. re- ceived 810(1) in [old-" end we hold hie reoelnt for nma. ` tter geek OOIIIDBDIIIO I," II. M. B (1 . V . , 7" coma 10301 o1d!'sn33e1?o1a '1`3.3e'&?p? to? `am : s`1353.{'33 .naoZ!'i%`..fn .f`.~'.f{L`}?.'i'T"3F T9.'e:=.::. Atow of the prize winners: Min J. Roblnubn `reroute 1500; J. J. Bnndon Fenelnn Falls, Ont, David An-lion. Byncule N . Y. 8535; 8. Benin. 8 Loni: Mo, saoo; Ju. Baptio we bulusn mun. ;llIu om gas Robertlon, _O|k sc., Brooldyn, :1 ; Fred H. mus. 9 sum St., Bndgeport. Conn.. and thouundn of othen. Address. Tn: Aanrovnrumsr, Peterborough. Onturio. uuuuwu Aunnanono an 0! Iuounnd ro- """`7,.-'-2`*;'Z.">'."*.'i'-`.- -~=.,.Ils';-?*.:"'--=-"?" "*'--.;'Z.`.`. A 0.: Dinner Sam. leg Gold VF: u'o8".ih ` BIIVOI`--TC! : fon- on Quinlan; 'u foam, hound` In cloth; und In cloth. etc. `halthonnro man than ltmpun. .06" troublq noun 3 to hlh nrl.l:o This mun nu mun contain one dollar to my foul: month`! ` subscription to Tax Aonxcunrunur. lnwo or non $.`?n e`."n.`s`a'.`.%"` "`-`Sh "u`i:'.'. u.`3`.-1 :"u':"` .. nu.` lnomdor of merit. U. money and utmu aka 5 par. 1!`-ntokbjoot in altering thou nngnmunt prim: h to uooonr um: o newhomn, out-1 "1E'mAm`;:':l1":a'6 ea In mun oxen. V0 com 1` on Ol 00]! will rero'elu 13:0. bgnnll, not paid. 011.9191 T1}! Agnew IWTIlI|'l IIEI...-.5 nntnnn 4- A-- The moat'Intekeaing Contest ever ofered by The Canadian Ag:-iculturiat. ,nn.:l!|um..ul 1-14.11... 1. ans. . 9.9.. .n u-....a....- vuull VII : gggv IIOIIDI Dill n Each line Inuit contain dollar to foul: month`! subscription Aonxcunrunxn. It tum or man -D`I IUQUKC fU' umo Mm In On: 3-Pair am can o Cu-than 3:: out thouuad other ulunblo for 3: 13m ` tuning : b In that l,I'o.hu|unl..` nuhnotntolia fvovn-hnzmo yes: but &l hhnI at ;I"r-"*-:.:.=m*-"iIZ.J.?"=*`.;-':'I. *`="t.~**"`=`*""-...."*`*-'*...""'-.=.r...`-='~""' In . con no dong: thogout t.Icu:%`:1coust:l.ono ovorpir i Ono b the oath Unmd sum mdouwln. 'I'I|nnnn.ntl "All In anal: will ha nnhl in Slug up. Air! Oil . uuu ..-.-;,-w~r:.-.'~ ....-. mt sumo `:15. nroonld oe no . 0 ` b one the lone heal Ind vmoubund. .. main one dollu to on for nlx mnn|.I|`n don ulfhogout and uuooeutul one cnrplr th dcilltdl. .... ...'='-W-..... .."`*"-..Z `--.-:.:.'" 2:. " mm " ..oo."'?a n....e""`: 3u mm "` -*"p.'`. .;".' u... x-"3'. nI1%:h:u|nlllnnmn;wlllInnlun tap on thin! nrunuutummt wnovlulnve nun! According to th usual I ,5 custom oraomo.ye;_n:nht the publlnhouol Ml-u-I%I!nmnnI.It.Inn- n 1|-And nnni:tn?ll.lnn -Ym cull M ii`! *> ;i` A Fast Yar. ~ """1'"':"""s"6 .%'.'.u?' < ...m'f%`.`...mn A &mm.. `A I?:$YE.lIul o-Cm ` 1-adv` PH 1,1 fix: nousn: 4xisr._o`m ftorgib tn: ..da.1o.LvoI:.3.townuno. {snore rouu_d;~. h `amed house with celhr about 5 minutes, ; u... **".:.=-**':.:' '1`:::.a;*.:B%."1:rr':#'*:.9*= ' o ', ` _ 9. . 0- IF lBu1B' QIIIOKBII lll POIIII OI OHIO. I110. 15110 are as low o.a.bI,anyVother.._ V'.l`lnfo1;g_u hm forwarded bv not a 131 `trains, and A V oo huproved the to:-colonial route In than nninlrnnt fnr `llnnnunnn fmioht In And 0B IIIIIIIOYW EEG .I.lIIo6l'00l0lIlIl lli to the quickest for European freight to and gem all . points In Oonode-and the Western `Tickets may be obtained and also informs -' tlon about the route and about freight and r rates from - - tRevB .*::=.;'e;,*!..2-;L?:.F.=.;;; ........ 9'3osa1n onse Block. Ygfk st.,";1`orouto. rs . nhmunnnn UIIHU OOIIIIHIIIDIIB IIIIUO Eli !'0llIl5 IEVIU WWII the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richeueu and Ontario Navigation `Company : steamers from Montreal. andathavis with the North 8hore Ra'ilway. ' Iecant rst-class. Pullman buffet. and smoking can on all thx-ouch trains. First-class refreshment rooms at convenient lllntnnnnn -4 -"'I T`. - "I? U"I" 1"` "U W will ndit advan eeue to use this route. as. It lathe` quickest 1: point of time, and the ruin: Ara as law an In? nnv nthar 'l`hnm-mph lsure resorts `ot ttenadvnre From `the West total! points . in New Novas: sooth. Prince Edward` Islnd, `Cape Breton and Newtdundlandf ' Allthe nopular sea bathing. fishing and pies.- P u 1 M ` ti along th 11150. ums.nou:sen- on1-ea on ons. Wednesday aua"r.'Xa"v mn through toslifsi, and on Tuesdn V '1`hursdsy,a.nd Saturday test. John. N. 8.. W thontchsngs. V - Close connections made at Point Levis with an rnn 'I`l-nnlr Dnllwnv `and Han Dlnl-nnllnu BXCI-I a1'E3:" MADE The Repairing of Pianos a. Specialty. Salesman-for ` F. BROOKS Messrs Helntzmau 8500. ' 51 Elizabeth St. qua r7n___:u.. 119 m_,._,,. , Acnou Ann ton: naculnron. Also. Pianos that have been in use always `on I hand for sale. L114----:Ag:g-1-__ -.._ _j-_ norm-nut 5 In 5116 am concession. 8150 South-halt 11 in the 6th concession and North- halt 9 in the nth concession. all in the Town- ship of Wet Gwillimbury together with several other imorovsd farms in King, East and,West Gwillimhnry. . - Immediate possession given of each. The properties will be sold on favorable terms of payments. Private fnndsto loan. WAD nan-tlnulnsu nnnlw On` |NEW PIANOS QFJJIZVV `XI? "3 `}ZB.55'or`i. Couvoyanoer and Land Agent. August 2nd, 1892 3%` . Bradtox INTEm`.0l0uIAWL ~RAILVVAY. V l the Inn `THE DlRf_E_CT % ROUTE lJ.Ull(ll.'.lU Bl-L103: East-half of lot 12 and part of 13 in 7th con- cession. Vespra. 130 acres, 60 cleared, frame house and ham. part light soil. balance clay. 5 miles from Barrie. Part of lot 7, 14th concession. Innisfll. 77 acres. all cleared. adaoining the village of Allandale and one mile from the town of Barrie. Suitable fora private residence with tullview of the town and bay or for dividing in village and re lots for sale. That nnmm Inna nnli In-In]: `main! In 4-1.. 1n vluage unu. mre lots to!` sale. That comm ious solid brick hotel in the village of Bradford known as the Queen's hotel. lately retted and renovated, 2 driving houses ards and sheds. N0l'ti1- alt s` In the am concession. also Qnnth.l'm.lf 11 in thn Rth nnnnnaninn and Mn-oh- lmwonom maul O [D1168 II.'0lIl UOIQWIFCT. Westerly 150 acres of lot 7 and North-`East quarter of lot 8 in the rst concession. Flos. 200 acres. 86 cleared. balance hardwood and pine. soil 5 cl 1y loam. 2 houses. 2 frsme barns stable and shed. 10 miles from Ba.rr1e. 1 mile from Hendrie station. `lrnnlzh-I? Ii. Inf I0 nn amount 1;` 1o 1- V9.1. -_.. 1111168 I F0111 NOW IJOWGII. - West-half lot 21 in the 7th oonoeseion. 01-0. 100 acres. 85 cleared. a comfortable frame house. 2 frame barns and other build1nge.- good clay and in a clean state 0-` cultivation, well water- edfood orchard and 8 miles from Barrie. pnhhnlf nf Inf. 1!! in than 9?}: nnnnnanlm-. Bu Don orcnlsra B110 6 1111188 Irom usrne. est-half of lot 13 in the 8th concession. Medonte. 100 acres. 60 cleared. frame house, barn. stable and shed, clay soil. fair orchard, 6 miles from Goldwater. `vnafnnin 1K nan-no A! In} `I and \TA-aI..v`ll|..-L Ne-IT:h-haltot1otl9in the 6th concession. of Sunnidale. 200 acres. 190 cleared. good house. 2 large bank born 2 weils and wind mill. 20 :{a a'".% as: '::;~ .,u :.#= c vao an eve 0 er.. miles fx-011111 New Lo:vyell. "8 Wnnhhnlf `Inf. TI In thn '1-1 nnnnaanlnn -Inn Improved Iiarms For `Sale. Aoounuu.'rnn_runns - 337,413,272 ANNUAL nnvnnun - 4_.s99.s71_