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TSSFUL REMEdy N OR acasr nty ironicle. AI n tams S on e ze which ladies ette. ww le Gcfying the \le either for 1 ng fi.‘lt. In ideal costume ADALL‘SS IN CURE SPAVIN Cua: DCERS SPAVIN CURE, REMEMBER ks, White‘ Plymouth Erown \Leghorns, tridge Cotihins, Buff B bWoit s hon \ n/oto Commit to MWemory e in the zs and poems by & ai that I adopted & m orty fur ular song, ueonat, 99 TY Inusiclan to & m able to comâ€" at least have uk it would be & To TakE®. ; SroRes, Fowls T asldrems OMrAiXyy TAS. Powrr:, sat deal ©1Ccean tact: n rIn ind iled uaended it to 1 pleased with ~r. ind this D44 :Lgain, ‘ver there is t to learn vhen a misâ€" ne i: almost ~ialtme pluce & ln'x];{tr. it over and rse, which vliness, the ugs and the The rose is th ind workâ€" t the verse. micd and othe senti m 8 fi'n' Fall varieties : remainder e simp‘est lfn' v »udS Apr. Nenralgia i~. Diz#i= ‘ult one,‘ s found it 4 of Box 348. L Have pe. ONns D. 24, "94, how to want to »f your e one (Jnce & b 1Jl'ed s wer the y AA8T Discase RELIRVED A! cases of organic or sy mps :T;eli..-ved in ('n mh'::n @t â€" Agnew s Cure @pavinces. _ Soid by II:! 3E ~ay you father is interms*â€" *3 4 \ satd NMr. Stalate, greatly Pitvis ‘[{e sâ€"ems so,‘ she agswered. :“"_ worriml about your hea‘lth.‘ ‘My braith " _ ‘Yes. He thinks you bave 10s0mn‘a ‘â€"Washington Star. Weiry Wiggine â€"*Uneasy Wa‘ker is 7e juckhst feller on de road.‘ Tired Iradd| <«â€"How‘s dat P Weary Wigâ€" &ns ~He‘s a somnambulist, sn‘ does All his walkin‘ in his sleep D4t gives t“‘m all day to loaf in.‘â€"Hat ',."" Da school Of put of Two ag d residents of Elma have lately pasâ€"ed away, both baving lived over $ score years, Robert Anderson,.of the sth. concession, died on May 23rd aged ~0 years, and Mrs, Dobson, on June Ist, aged ~2 years. Neatlv <71,000 will have to be raisâ€" al dy direct taxation for the purposes (fche Middlesex county council this vear, of which #27,1358 is for,. charges naonnectisn with the com@®lidated free Uf€ M.ATE) sY BLEL ©LOLL C020 GS | Weik, phones. A farmer in the vicinity of Clinton who, some time ago, delivered about 2. 5300 bushel« of wheat, when it was a low figure, on the conaition that he could draw his inmoney whenever the price suired him, last week took adâ€" vantage of the rise, and settled the deal on the basis of £1 per bushel. He is holdinz on to a good many bushels yet in the hop» that it may go to $1.25 or even h Hxakt Dise It is rumored that a cold storage factory, on a large scale, will soon be sarted in town. and that & local wediâ€" cal inan, who intends to accept the honor of president, has received the first consignment of the stock which will be prearl‘ved.â€"â€"GAlE Reformer. The grain store houee situated near the G. T. R. sti tion, Chesley, owned by John Adoiph and leased by Wenger Bros, of Ayton was totally destroyed by fire with contents on Friday. Loss on burlding about $1700 ; insured in the Perth Mutual for. $1000. There were about 5000 bushels of oats and peas destroyed which are fully covered by lusurance. ‘ ATTAD COUNTY AND DISTRICT of pure The tin tag T&B is on every pigce This supplies a long felt want, giving the ronsumer one 2 cent plug, or a 10 cent plece or «@5 cent plece of the famous "T & " b.and w oure Virginia ‘I obaceo. + A Combination Plug of To Smokers k News of the Waterloo County District Gleaned From Exchanges. â€" To me ftu he municipality of Berlin has made nzements with the bell Telephone by which they give the company vears‘ franchise in exchange for a LW re aliarm system and three teleâ€" ne t the wishes of their customers The ; lucketiand son Co., itd., Hamilton have pi.ced upon the market H €T Phe st. Louts Trial une 270,â€"The crial cf the câ€"/ the Queen v. Emanuel is commenced in the Exâ€" tt before Mr. Justice Burâ€" oroing. â€" In this cas« the us ®1435,881 _ improperly utractor St. Louis upon idulently prepared and him in comnection with ‘{ on of the Curran â€" bfidge Me«asrs. Ocler, Q C., / and Daniel O Connor, eseat the Crown, and frisn, (@C, M.P, and * _u,=â€"â€"i0¢ ArIA‘. ¢€2 UDC j f . the Queen v. Emanuel ‘ '.I'hel'"e fras no cossebion bo day to "he[ iimeneed in ie py | 49}"f little caucusings which have heen| sfore Mr. Justige Bur | Suite 0n all the week on the Senate| mG" to :fA . the side, _A number of Quebec gentlemen' $Tz,ss1 improperty !:wt round the lun'chvun table. of ‘M r.d scio? st peoia | apea Speaker Roâ€"s to discuss the situation. | ulsotiy) pregared ud Informal gatherings of this characteri alin epanection| with have been in progress for the past few | nein Edn anl uridon days. The speaker to day had elghtj Aauge (orn,. q C gentlemen at h!s table, among t,hem! nll . Damicl ”CU;“m' Mo«srs. Granbois, Jeanvnotte, Belleg| x ‘] and otbers / it â€"the Crown, and ' > | n QCG, M.P, and DEMAND ACTION THIS SEssION. | t st. Louis The sitâ€" For the first few days after the acâ€"| tuken up. with the exâ€" | on of the Greenway Government was | oo teamsters and liâ€"]| announced, Frenchâ€"Canadian Corgervaâ€" | tives were chary about expressing their | ns â€"Saccoarce views, but toâ€"day they s2y that remedâ€" . Ayime does the man in ial lf%g!slation must be introduced this | ha Aiamend itand any | Cesston They derive hope from the | [»52 and tiake furces fact tllat‘they possess the active supâ€"; \] .'.‘ bat ? |Allaer_â€" port of Sir .~'\dolphe Caron, Hon. J:; A. | S amia ito. mudtel him Qmmet and.Hon. A. B. Anggrs. Theff m hit it Clefeland French Ministers have, however, pointâ€" | e ‘" | ad out to them the wisdom of ‘keeping | quiet until the official «reply of thel vou~ father is interss+â€"| Manituba Government reaches Ottaws, | 1 Mr. Stalite, greatly | _ WILELE OPPOSE A ROYAL COMMISSION, : ems so,‘ she'anfwered. : The Catholic members will not h-r‘ ut _your health‘ _ ‘My | a commission of enquiry mooted. There He thinks you bave | ;, nothing to be gained, they argue, b" w‘l:mg'on Star. lpfinfifl(. comm + toin-&tipk' os â€"‘Uneasy Wa‘ker is the w "‘“u * * Manitob j r on de read.‘ Tired MM ‘.?":‘S'M Privy, ‘s dat ? ~Weary Wigâ€" Mhfl.‘ Tecrdedt MA M * ;'3 omnambalist. an" es | octey motk "i‘.‘! ; deprived of certain | ) schools in the county «e 11 ardbuilt of stone, frame. The value is 00. _ Two new brick > in course of erection Why does the man in e cdiamond stand and loag and take faces the bet 7 Abserâ€" Wants to make him {i tit it.‘â€" Cievelaod SMOKING TOBACCO. and the other in It cost last year 266,â€" schoo‘s. The number during 1894 was 79 itoba labor that the Government will hold another session of Parliament and pass rewedial legislation before going vo the country, â€" This seeims to be the course favored by muany _ Senator Smith, so it is reported, being one of those inclined to this view. MIGHT MAKE IT AN ELECTION I+stk. 4, Another course, a mojlification of the first, is that the Government introâ€" duce a remedial legislation bill, allow. their supporters from Ontario to defeat it, and then go to the country immediâ€" ately on the issue. 3. The Government may be able to persuade their friends from Quebec not to demand remedial legislatioun this sesâ€" sion, on the understanding tbat if Manitoba does not t:::;imve the disabilâ€" ities under which thwCatholics of Manâ€" ba, and perhaps certain of the British Columbia representatives. Some of the Maritime Conservatives will vote against remedial legislation. Un this _line a proposal of remedial lsgislation _would about defeat the Government, un‘ess the better part of the 30 Liberâ€" a‘s from Quebec voted with the Minisâ€" try. _ But it is said that party ties will impel them to vote against the Governâ€" ment‘s proposals, if for no other avowed reason than that the proposals do not go far enough. It is pretty certain that if the Government introduce reâ€" medial legislation, the two controllers, | Messrs, Wallace and Wood, would withdraw from their offices. EFFECTS OF NON INTERFERENCE. 2, They can refuse remedial legislaâ€" tion. In such & decision they would probably force Hon. Mr. Ouimet and Hon, Mr. Angers to resign from~ the Cabinet,and twenty of the Quebec supâ€" | porters of the Government would also | withdraw their support. This wouldl be a severe trial to the Government. | They could stand it for a time, but. they could not go to the country withâ€" out Quebec representatives in the Cabâ€"| inet. ‘ 1. The Government can introduce remedial legislation of a much milder. type than the remedial order. It is said the Ministry claum they are free to do anything or nothing, and that if vhey do anything it wili be of a mild cbaracter. But mild or not, from 20 to 30 Conservatives from Ontario will vote against it. So will the majority of the four Conservatives from Manitoâ€" P laly? ht oo o9 going on, and consider that there is no danger at hand. Others, however, think that the majority of the Ministâ€" ers are pledged to remedial legisiation, and that they will bring it down. On thie‘point the French Canadian press is & unit ; they insist that a remedial law will be introduced this session. woULD DEFEAT THE GOVERNMENT. What tend= to involve the question in some uncertainty is the face that the Government has several courses opin to it and they may be summarized as follows : NO ACTION THIS SESSION he 1 sitâ€" y T‘lfl::dng. the French members and been in close \__ _ Mr. Gladstone has telegraphed to the | Westminster Gazette a reply to the | statement made by the London Times | Thursday alleging that the exâ€"Premier | had withdrawn from his pairing agree ; ment with Mr. Charles Villiers, and | saying that Mr. Gladstone‘s action was | occasioned by his disapproval nf. the | polizy of the Rosebery Government, es | pecially in regard to the Welsh Chorch ! Disestablishment Bill. Mr. Gladstone | says tha‘ the statemsonts are wholly unâ€" | true as regards his attitude‘ towards ‘ the Government and the Welsh Disesâ€" | tab jishment Bil!. _ He adds that he beâ€" | hevgs that the Government, in arder to : preserve his independence whils the ‘measure was in the committee stage, ; bad cancelled his pair; ‘but it was done | Without bis request, Mr. (Gladstone | intimated before leaviag Eng‘and that ; he did not care to be considered paired i?me certain amendmests® 16 the elsh Disestablishment Bill, (but the | Liberal whipa found that the Unionâ€" ists declived to agree to this arrangeâ€" ment, and eo the Liberals were obliged to terminate hi-lw-"'l*::r o London, June 19. â€"The sensation of the day in political circles here is the announcement of the Times this moroâ€" ing that Mr. Gladstone has withdrawn from his pairing agreemect with the Rt. Hon. Charles Villiers It is learned, however, upon authority, that Mr. Giadstone‘s withdrawal is on the Welish Church bill only. An import, ant amendment to the Welsh disestabâ€" lishmeot bill, placing the schoo‘ls and public chapels under a representative ‘body, has been accepted by the Gov ernment. The tival vote on Premier Greanâ€" way‘s motion refusing the Ottawa Govâ€" eroment‘s order on Sepirate Schools was reached toâ€"nizht. 1t resulted in a majority of 15. This vote stood 25 fior and 10 against. Members of the Opposition in the Legislature deny the report that an amendment is to come froin them advoâ€" cating a secular school system in place of the present. They say that a vote was taken oa secular schools a year ago, and that nothing:can be grained by reviving the proposition. Modifications in the Welsh Disâ€" establishment Bill This feeling was imbittered to day when word reached the city from Ottaâ€" wa that the French Canadian repreâ€" sentaitives from the Province of Quebec are going to press the Government to carry out the remedial order on the Manitoba school question and to ask that a remedial law be passed this sesâ€" sion, failing which they bolt from the Government side. Winnipeg June 19.â€"Feeling over the school question is intensified as the debate progresses in the Legislature, and the battle promises to be as bitterâ€" ly fought as in the previouw.sittings of the House. The House divided on the Curran bridge scandal resolution at half past three this morning. It was defeated by 102 against to 65 for. Majority for the Government, 37. © The Frenchâ€"Canadian contingent was augmented toâ€"night by the arrival from St. Beoiface of Mr Larriviere, a gentleâ€" man who has persistently fought for the recognition of the rights of the Catholic minority. ANOTHER DAY OF CURRAN BRIDGE. Another sitting bas been spent in discussing the Curran bridge matter. The speech of the day was Sir C. H. Tupper‘s. Mr McCarthy spoke until after \? o‘clock this morning, and Mr. Fostet had the floor at 2.30 a.m., with Bir Richard Cartwright taking copious notes for a reply, _ _ 8 & i During Mr. Ewart‘s recent visit to Ottawa it was pointed out to him that the drafc bill was too sweeping. He accordingly left for St, Bonifase yesterâ€" day to consult Archbishop Langevin about the matter, and to secure a modâ€" ification cf the measure, > tion of certified teachers, authoriz d| "Bii, take m textâ€"books and Governmentinspection;| clein breast of in fact, about all that the Catholics|it is too late. If would strenuously insist upin in their|all about it, yo« »chools is the teaching of religion and | feeling at rest." appeal of the Catholic minoriy was beâ€" | murder of Wm, Hendershott, made. aâ€" ing heard before the Governorâ€"inâ€"Counâ€" | nother cont. ssion of bis guilt other than cil, Mr.â€"Ewart filed a draft bill | which | that m_ade: their spiritual: advisor, l"‘lhtllllom«'lb.oelllow'lml\aotc‘\ul!:ev.D.Sl s to." to the Manitoba Catholics their educ«â€"| ‘Edward Langan, sr., turnkee, who tional rights, This draft tmersure, if|had visited the prisoners daily, â€"and passed, wou‘d give them theo precise | frequently had long conversations with [t will be remembered that when the | shott on _ A LETTER FROM GLADSTONE, Manitoba Rejects the Order, 4 it Prominently in the public eye today. Be sure to get Hood‘s and only Hood‘s. Hood‘s Sarsaparilia _ Is the Only _ True Blood Purifier That is Why it is a tree nerve tonic, cures nerveusness by fecding the nerves on pure blood, and builds up all the organs mud tissues of the body. That is Why ~ That is Why Hood‘s Sarsaparilla requires forits production the largest Laboratory in the world. o & That is Why the sales of Hood‘s Sarsaparilia have imcreased year after year, while other preparations of less merit bays come, held a little temâ€" porary favor, and are heard of no more,. That is Why it overeomes That Tired Feeling, gives energy in place of exhaustion, life instead of languor. The Mexicans consider oranges more palatable and wholesome when eacen with salt. _ Hood‘s ‘ That is Why the testimonials in behalt of lHood‘s Sarsaparilla are solid facts, and will stand the closest investigation. That is Why the people have con» fidence in Mood‘s Sarsaparilla, and know that whatever appesrs in its advertising is strictly true. That is Why Hood‘s Sarsaparilla is recogniized by alil us the standard buildingâ€"up medicine, ‘That is Why Hood‘s Sarsaparills positively does cure the severest cases of Scrofula. Salt Rheum and all other blood discases, even when all other preparations and prescriptions fail. Mr. McSwart (get‘ing ready for church)â€"‘Lobella, what‘s the matter with this necktie of mine? I can‘t find any way to fasten the thing on.‘ Mrs. McSwartâ€"‘O! O ! O0! Put that down, Billiger! That‘s my new hat.‘â€"Chiâ€" cago Tribune. Sarsaparilla That is Why the cures by Hood‘s Barsaparilia are Cuones. _ . Red Blood The London Frec Press Ss. Thomas correspendent writee:â€"â€"Welter stated in his confession that he alone killed W. E1. Hendershott, that he struck him over the back of the head with the axe and felled him to the earth ; that he (Hendershott) staggered to his feet aod started to run, aud he picked up a wedge, followed and repeatedly struck him over the head with it. The wedge he said he afterwards buried in the ground, whicsh accounts for â€"its nonâ€" appearance. Jolhn Hendershott was not in the wood#, nor had any hand in the actual killing, but was a party to the wcheme, and in all other respects was deep in the crime us hbis coâ€"con:â€" spirator. He also admitted that there was no third party, and sofar as he knew he and Hendershott were ths only ones who new anything whatever of t{:e criine. _"Wae John Hendershott present.?" asked Mr. Lungan "No, John was not present, I °§" ed out the execution entirely alone." _ "©Bi:‘, take my advice and make a clein breast of the whols affair before it is too late. If you know anything at all about it, yoa ougbt to put publicâ€" Rowr l l im Weltir at 0ucd commenaced to relate the particulars of the tragedy which touk place on that wmemorable day in Wardell‘s woods. He said that he did the deed, and that the tree did not fall upon the victim. _ _ 7 Is the Foundation of the Wonderful Cures by Rich out of orâ€" r it you ve bitter Ns The iato«t invoices include the finest | of American and Fo Fabrics. ;| . The prices are istent with quality of material .J. workmanship. â€" /* SUITINGS, Inspection : invited to the New Lines of "Tis not the ‘clothes that make the *n but they help 6 1 erect a fit’tifis tribute of affeciion to th memory of the departed one. . Kindly favor us with a call and we shall be g}eased to show you specimens and designs in onuments, Headstones etc., and quote you figures for any style of work cither in Grapite or marble. > First class work guaranteed.! WATERLOO | Granite and Marble Works, each in profits the true benefit of ite own longevity. The RATES compare favorably with any in the world. Your choice of all sound plans o assurance »Jered, no other. AGENTS WANTED. _ Apply now for choice of territory to * THOS. HILLIART : Managing Dir ector _ Equality between policyâ€"holders is secured by insuring in three classesâ€" abstainers, general and womenâ€"giving When two or three years in force it is nonâ€"forfeitable, even for failure to pay renewal premiums, remaining in ull force TILL THE VALUE IS EXHUAUSTED: Tt provides a legacy certain instead of a law surit possible. o The Policy of the Dominion Life is a straight promise to payâ€"like a hank draft, almost unconditional. _ No reâ€" striction on travel or occupation. JAMESIINNES, M. P., CHR. KUMPF Keq., PRESIDENT, Viceâ€"PRESIDEN Erb Street, opposite Markec.§ WATERLOO , SHAEFER BROS. John Ritzer. Authorized Capital $1,000,000, Gov‘tâ€"Deposit at Ottawa 85v, 000 THE Dominion Life Assurance Co‘y, Head Office, + Waterloo, Ont. Interest allowed on sums of Four Dollars and upwards in Drafts Issued on all Principal Points. A, CENERAL : BANKING BUSINESS HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. Capital, $2,000,000. Rest, $1,300,000, F you have lost aloved one and desire t The Molsons Bank. applicat are pre to drill wells, put up pumps, and erect wm:uy on short no't’ioo. P E.u;’{'m&'.;n erect windmille on short notice. | Satisfaction | guaranteed. Prices to suit the times. 1 Apply or write to f «_ SNIDER, BRICKER & C0., . | * Rawksville, On ; THOS. HILLIARD, Maxnaomnge Dirkcrtor. Galt Business College and Shorthand Institute, Snider, Bricker & Co THE SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. S3 Highest current rates on special deposite TROUSERINCS and al mt Subscrbed Capital $257, Paid up Capital $61,400 MHAWKSVILLE, _ _â€" SPRING SESSION TRANSACTED. JACOB AESPELER, Manager Waterioo Rranch. AT THE OVERCOATINGS Teacher of Piano and Organ THECOOKSBEST FRIEND LARGEST SALE IN CanmaAda. Also Watcher, Cocks, Sewing Machites, Lawn Mowers, L inbreDas, Gu s, Typewriters, etc., repaired promptly. Devitt‘s Block, Waterloo, Ball‘s Repair Shop. Two Doors East of Post Office, DUN N’S Simon S.ny:ter, BAKING |__ â€"=<~â€"~_ POWDER Bicycles! MISS ANNIE BEAN, V.M.Berlet White Brick, Drain Tile and Cellar Tile Wat. rloo, January 10th. 186 botints o biithidns d 3. 123 AaLaI 13 from time to time as imnrovem{nts nay euggest themseives, .ur the demands of the trade require i is to be nbl > ro supply our cusâ€" our Alm tomers with the very best Last Year This Year Furthermore The March of Progress. Righ! Prices Low! _ _ _~ _ *‘ *~ Pipe Repatring a Spectalty. ATERLOO PIPE & ToBacco Emror 8 King St., Waterloo. J. DOERSAM, Prop CAN show you the handeomest pipe. the '/Ih most fragrant tobacoo, the choicest cigara e prettiest pouch, the nobbie«: cane, the nicâ€" est smoker‘s et, the best pocket knife.the loveâ€" liest violin, the latest and newest accordeon, the best guitar, the sweetest symphonium, the shortest and longest, the s « eetest and strongeâ€"t gu.mgc'al Dl:‘sst.ru:nent. in the County. Quality The Largest Stock ever shown in the County from the best Canâ€" adian and American manufacturâ€" ers. A fine line of room mouldâ€" ings to match papers. Also mixed Paints, Varnishes, Oils, etc., always on hand at lowest prices. Wall Papor, Wall Paper Bicycle Repairing FOR TWENTY â€" FIVE YEARS ISAAG BECHTEL & SQN. SPECIAL NOTICE in the market Come and see our stock ator ALL WORK GUARANTEEK! MERCHANT â€" TAILOR, H. VETTER, J . B.AILIL, Erb St., â€" Waterloo. New Styles, Low Prices, a Specialty We do not follow We LE D the van No. 9 Queen St., we added to our equipme t & new patent kiln we are puntng in a new Disâ€" integrator and stone bepaiâ€" add to our equipment is our intention to No Berlin 1 o D THE BERLIN REPAIR SHOP J2 King St., West. Establi ‘hed April Ist, 1891 ui 31. . â€" 6 L. M&AXDERSO®, .. 0. 00 0 â€" | FOR Your OUTMG 60 TO RMCTORESQOE Bas WE are now prepared to fill orde®for th best Scraniou Coa) in h.gr% Stove or Nu: size. We would advire all to ordur nuw befor an ad vance in price takes place. . The wbshl lities are that money will be saved by kin t orders at once _ We respoct!ul:'{ solicit yor patronage. _ Orders left at our office at the co j yard or at J. W. Fear & Co.‘s Hardware Stoi will have our careful attention. Hello There ! CAL Scranton Coal ! Waterloo Coal Yarts. Visit this Historical Island, which is the fmndest. summcr resort on the Greas mkes. It ouly costs about :13 from Dcetroit; $15 froci Toledo; $18 from Cleveland, for tho round trip, including meals and berths, Avoid the heat and: dust by traveling on the D. & C. floating pulaces. ‘The attractions of & trip to the Mackinac mflon are unsurpassed. Th« island itsclf is a grar1 romantic gput, its climate most invigorating. _ Two new sieel passenger stcamers have just beeur built for the “‘.’f“ lake route, costing $300,000 each. They are oquipped with every modern convenience, annunciators, bath rooms, etc., illuminated throughoct uy electricity, rnd are guaranteed te be the grandest, la.r%est and safest steamers ou fresh water. | These steamers favorably compare with the gre..s occan lrors in cou struction and speed â€" Four trips per week between Toledo, Detroit, Alpena, Ma«kiâ€" nac. Bt. Ignace, Petookey, Chicago, " 8o2," Marquette and> Duluth. â€" Daily hetwees Cleveland and Detroii and Clevelsud aud Putâ€"inâ€"Bay. __ The â€" paiadal | eq dpracr‘ mukes tr.xveliu% on theis sieames the oughly enjoyable. Send for ilustratcJ descrintive Qamphlet Adiiress .A A Scaantz, G. P. A., D &C.. Dotroit, L.ich Cheap Harness John gt ;ebel's, ONE THOUSAND MILES OF LAKE RIDE AT SMALL EXPENSE. mfit answer and an honest opinion, write to N & CO., who have bad nearly NZtr years‘ experience in the patent business. Communicaâ€" tions strictly confidential. A Huandbook of Inâ€" formation concerning Patents and bow to obâ€" tain them sent free. Also a cataiogue of mechanâ€" fcal and scientific books xent free. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive mocw notice in the axc‘.-mmc American, and us are bmaf ht widely before the public withâ€" out cost to the inventor. ‘This «plendid )-por issued week} .elqmlylllwn(m.huolx ur the largest ctmfim of ‘n{ scientifle w in the world. $3 a year. #ample copias sent free. Buildi nd!uou»?uutmy. Â¥:.0)u year. Single e%lu. ‘)‘!oanu. ery number conta‘ns beauâ€" tiful plates, in («¢k»«, and phowograp»s of new ooflands s, with plans, enabling buiiders to show the : dedzmpund secure contracts. \ddr::u NN & Co.. New Youk. 361 BroaLway get auything better than at all prices to suit the purchaser Now Is Tnx Ts For KRB St., WATHRLCUQ Bicycles ! Coughs, Calds You Can‘t HOGG & HABBICK. HO&PSBBBSS. AXD Onsim}{1}1 FOR |i M w 2