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... '~ --An Awful Sore Limb. ! Sirin cmtlrely 11:one. SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARY - .A.ND- PRIZE BOOKS. ..A very fine assortment, including the PANSY, ELSIE, SWAN, HESBA STRETTON, A. L. 0 . E:, KINGSTON, BALLANTYNE, win · be found ou my shelves. Best <liscounts given to schools. Satisfaction guaranteed. Everything ready for the holidays, .Family Bibles from $1.75 upwards. Pocket Bibles and Hymn Books. Photo Alb-ums, great value. Beautiful Fancy Goods. Toy Books, unsurpassed. Chdstmas Cards, the like of which has never been seen for value, Booklets, very ·handsome. Agent for the old reliable :B,aymond Sewing Machine. None better. 1 WHY should any religious denomination seek to make money out of their church paper by pnblishing it at a high price ? We have e. strong conviction that it; is as much the duty of the church and of christian people to try to get a religious paper put regularly into every home as to make provision for pJ,"eacbing the Word everywhere. ~~~~~~= en&e. J,eg clholnlsbe<l 01ae t.b1r<l ln sto:e. C:oncllUon ho11e loiRs. Fle8h n mnss of moulb~ . cll~· 1 LADIES, I If you want to gee a GO TO S he has the L argest and c1u·a llcmeclics In iwo C ured b y 1 IW C11tl· Cured by Cuticura. Fashionable Hat, !?or three years I was almost crippled with an awful sore leR fro m my knee down to my itnkle; tho skin wits entirely gone, 1tnd the nosh ·WltS one mass of disease. Some physici· ans pronouncedit incm:a.ble. It had diminished about one third the size' of tho other. and I was in a hopeless condition . .A.ft.er trying all kinds of remedies and spending hundreds of dollars, from which I got no relief whatever. I was pursuaded to try your CU1'1CURA HEMEJ>IES, and 11\e reBult was as follow.;i: After three da.ya I noticed a. decicled change for the better, an<l a.t tho end of two months I was completely cured. My flesh was purified. and the boI1e (which h1J.d been exposed for over o. year) Q,'Ot sound. 'l'bo flesh began to grow, and to·day, and for nearly two years past, my leg is as well as ever it was. sound in every respect, a.ntl not a sign of the disease to be aeon. S. G. AHERN. Dubois, Dodge Co,, Ga. MRS. DONNELLY'S. MOST COMPLETE STOCK. in town. P. Trebilcock. ' BOWMANVILLE, DEC. 4, 1889. HOW TO MAKE FARMING PAY. We hold the opinion that fa rmers in West Durham should devote less acres to grain and more to pasturage. Stock raising in connection with dairying will cer· tainly pay better than grain. Many farms 11re dirty and need a rest and now is the opportumty. Patronize tlie cheeee factories, establish creameries, raise good stook, especially horses, and farming will pay>. We want the experience and opin. ions of our farmers on this Tital question. Following are the opinions of two pr11cti· cal men who write in the Whitby Chronicle on this subject : "I am frequently asked the question' regarding the cheese busine11s by parties who have had no ex· perience in cheese-making, is there money in it·i And this question has bee n espec· ia.lly called forth this fall after the dieap· pointment so many farmers have experienced with their returns from the ~r~in products of their fa.rm. As there are opportunities frequently preeent,ed of in· creasing their stock \lf cows at this season of the year, I would say a.11snredly it does pay, and was forcibly struck with the fact a .short time ago when r~qu ested to distribute some accounts to patrons of Oeneva. cheese factory. I noticed thlit Mr. A. Griffith had a little over $140 for the months of June and July placed t o his credit, which would make his cows average fully $6 each per month, a part of the season which is not expected to yi.,ld as good results as later months usually do. I know of no better way than turning attention to the keeping of cows, a system which very soon begins to ~ive protitabl;i returns when adopted. "-J AM'.Ef! BURNS, Colllmbus. "I thi1... ~ve1y 'armer in thiij '"icinity will acknowledge tnat the time h,.ll arrivtJd to consider seriously our eystem of farm· itlg, ot· the 11ystem generally f ·llowed that of grain gro\~ing. Is it going to be wise to continue or not? I thiok nineteen out -0f evety twenty will answer without hesitation, No! Well, with our fertUe farms well located, bkss~d with every advan· tage, are wa going to go on in the old rut, simply because we are so conaerva.tive :.iu our ideas, and sa.y : 'Oh well, we'll get throllgh some way; get enough to eat and ,something tC> wear." Answering for our intellig,,nt farmers, 1 BliY empha.twally, .No! Iu Lhe Western States (Iowa particularly) so long as they continued to grow grain, ~o me a Scotch phrase, 'they ncv" r got oot o' the bit.' They then went into cattle and dairying, a!ld large numbers of these farmers keep from 25 to 40 cows and sell to the creameries, which are established ·in every locality. InduM triou3 farmer·s are growing rich epontaneously. Cream~ties, in my opin10n, .-re very mucl1 more profitable than cheese factories. In the first place the milk never leaves the farm, and every farmer realizes th1e value of milk on the form in rir.ising young stock of all kind~ . .A.1i->th er reauun being that the crflam call b ,, C(1llected and conveyed to the creamery a t a much less expense than when the whole oi the milk is drawn to the factory. A third aud more impor· tant reason is a fact well known to every farmer who makes himself familiar with the markets, t hl!.t creamery butter com · mands from 4 to 5 cents more per pouud thaJJ. good fam1 d aity butter, and farmers who have had a few· good cows this season are well aware that tlt<'Y ha-ve been the most profita.blo bra1ich of the farm busi· ness. If ?.:utt.et m:.king pays on a smail scale, i t c"'qu:re11 l itt.lt> argument lo prove that it will pay bette-r when made in larger quantitie~, and on the most scien· tific principles. The expense of ~ilking and ca.ring for cows on the farm lB very much leM in proportion Ghan that of grain-raising, which has proved a most exvensive and uncertain inauatzy. I h "ve written the above with a view to opening up ,the subject. and hope t hat many others may tiok~ ti.., mu.;ttJr up a,;1 d fill your columne with facts and da.ta, which may have the effect of "w"kcning into act.ion our strugg:i.n~ n dgnbors, that gooil may be the re11ult. -B1toOKLIN. s; disease for seventeen years. My head at times dy we.a cov.er· was one running sore, and my bo_ ed with them as large a s a. half dollitr. l tried a 1l're11<t many remedies without effect until l used the CUTICUR· l REMEDIES, and "m thank· ful to state that after r,wo months of their use I am entirely cured. I feel it my duty to you and the public to sr,11.te the above case. L. R. McDOWELL. Jamesburg, N. J . : Zion's Herald, of Boston, has sent out Another !Uarvellous C111·e. a circular letter asking various eminent Tho CUTIOURA, CUTIOUR·\ REsor.VEN1' and clerizymen and laymen to define what it CUTIOURA SOAX' have brought a.bout a marv.,1. Jous cure in the case of skin disease on my is to be a Christia.n. An interesting facl little son eight yeard old. I have tried almost about the replies, which it publishes, ie all remedies and also the most eminent do ct.ors, a.II alike failing, except the wonderful C UTI· that not one of those who answer the CURA REMEDIES. ED. N. BROWN, 720 N. 16th St., Omaha., Neh. question defioee Christiaaity to be memCuticura .Resolvent. bership in any Christian denomination. 'l'he new Blood P11rlfler and puro3t and best All unite substantially in saying that a ot Humor Remedies, internally, and CtJ'rlCURA the grea.t Sirin Cure, and COTICORA SOAt', an Christian is one who lives iu accordance exquisite Skin Beautilier, externally, are a. with the spirit of Christ's teachings. As poaltlvo cure for every disease and hn'l!or ot the akin, sos.Ip and blood, with loss of ha.Ir, an indication of the tendency of modern from pimples to sorotnla.. Sold everywhere. Price. C_U'l'ICURA. 750. ; religious thought this is suggestive. SOAP. Stlo.; lt!i:SOLVICN~'. $ 1 50. Prepared by the PoTT~;R Dnua AND CJU;MICA.L CORPORATION· ._ Boston. · ,, ~Send for "How to Cure 9kln Disea. sea, PUBLISHER'S NOTES. 61 pages. liO illustrat1011s. and 100 testimonial". PLES. blac-k·hea.ds. red, rough, chapp(· l THE STATESMAN is printed on 'l'uesday and oily skin prevented by .OuncuRA afternoon each week. SOAP. Newest styles of wedding cards just received at STATESMAN Office. Back Ache, Kidney Pains and THE STATESMAN and Empire from now Weakness, Sorenes~. Lameness, to end of 1890 for only $2 00. Strains and Pain rcllevecl tn 01ac minute by the C1ttlc11ra Anti-Pain l'ln·fer. Advertise stray animals in the STATES· 'fhe first and only instantaneous pu.in killing MAN. Seldom fail to find the owner. . plaster. aoc. All stray ammals should be advertised in TIIE STATESJ\IAN, -3 weeks for $1.00. Always say y· ·U saw the advertisement in THE STATESMAN w hen writing to or calliug on our advertisers. STArESMANS in wrappers all ready for ---o-- mailing at the <·ffico 3 cents per copy. Send this week's number to your friends. M. A. JAMES will make it worth your while to order all the papers you want for 1890 from him. :Big reductions for clubs. Stray animals should be advertised within ~4 hours after they go on to strang.. premises, so says the law. This paper is the be. s t medium for advertising. ~ Shop on Second Floor of c . m tra.l Some handsome wedding cards have r ecently been printed at the STATESMAN Block, over .J. J . .Mason's Store, Side office. A new stock of the latest designs Entrance from Street. of wotdding stationery was received last Gentlemen's own material made week. and trimmed in fi11st-claios style aad Subscriptions taken at THE STATESMAN office far Weekly Globe, Mail, Empire, good fits guaranteed. 49-lyr. Witness, Family B enld, Stock Journal, 11.11d 2,599 other papers at lowest rates. Bal1 mce of 1889 free on most of them. The Publisher of . this paper wanh about twenty one-dollar American billsGreenbacks-for sending to New York. Will our subscribers in 1he Uuited Sta.tee who owe £,,r this paper kindly oblige us w'ith the Greenbacks at once. Who will be .the first to favor us? We will club THE STATESMAN with any publication. Send a postal, it coats but If the public want anything in the a cent, write plain. Name ju11t as many JEWELRY line you can buy it publications as you want with THE STATEScheaper from MAN, ~nd ten to c..ne if you take many 01her6 you will get the whole lot so cheap that ours may be had for virtually nothiag. The splflndid steamship "Sarnia" of the D ominion Line sails from Halifax I on Saturday Dec. 7. Thia will be a good chance for Canadians wishing to visit the Old Country for the holidays. Buy tick· than any other place in town. eta from M . A. James who is making up a party to go by this boat Call early. Solid Gold Watches, ... ...frorn $10.00 up. R~quiro to leavr b .. re by E:!!pres6 Thurs· Solid Silver Watches .. .·. _from 2.50 up· day night. Reduced rates for ca.bin and intermedlate. THERE is great P.xcitern en b in Conserv· ative circles because the Hamilton Spectator, a leading Conservative journal, asks that Mr. Meredith b e removed from the leadership, Changes are sometimes desirable and wholesome, but an import· ant c'lnsidera.tion is, Who in the ranks i~ a more suitf.1.ble man ? He is not in tho Legislature at present. There a.re not men there the equal of the present Ontario Cabinet. Don't depose your leader, friends, till you have a better one to lead you. er....... p (/) Cheap. · SILVER - 0 ~ - l;Q ·rl Straw and Felt Hats Re-shaped. m all the latest styles. · · · ird Ill PLATED WARE AND PLU SH - :·--· - :GOODS. Sliin Disease 17 Yea1·s · I have been troubled with a. skin and sea.Ip 45-tf. a .a ...... ~ ~ m Q <ii fil a 'd m ~ H <I> ....'411 tj 0 ~ I u 0 m ....... f-1 <I p m <I> m Will ba far superior to any year of itRhiPtory, a. larger amount of money having been appro· prfated for t,he embellishment of the ma.gazine than ever 1->efore. Godey h as been published for 60 years without rnisning an iKsue a.nd two dollars' worth of ma.stazine than by sub· YOU CANN OT GET A BETTER ~" .·. - scribing to ·· Godey. " 'l'he best familv magazine in America. 'l'b.e h:11oding- attractions for lSUO are : Beautiful Colored !fashion Pla~es ; ;Engra,ved Fashion plates in black and white, represanting the prflvai!ing styles. produced ~xureaaly for Godey. West End House.----, o ---WE EX PECT IN TRIS WEEK A LARGE r,oT 01!, ===============::::::========================= . d PIM Finely Executed Frontisp·ieces, Art Embroidery &: Needlework Desig1M, L V ew and P 01n1lar Music, Plans fodhe Ii.owM Y ou Wa.nt foBnild, Celebmted Cool.:i11.9 R ecipes, Et.;. 'l'he "Beautiful JI,,.,,., .. Clnh hv J~mma ,T. Gmy,for youug bon,ekce1wre o;. th;·Stl who cot:· tem pla.t~ HOW MY BACK ACHES. Clothes and Tweed Department in Full Swing. Our business bas been large this fall and the goods have given eminent satisfaction. Any person requiring a Suit or an Overcoat, would do weli to c"'ll and examine our stock and get prfoes. We give you choice of Tailors and g uarant ee a good fit. by Augn·t"' 1fa1;, ..,,.·v Prescott ( rt1JD.Y Wi en), which will tr,."' ·I 1h e vnrion· riuties f ,.i- each month. A Ut.11l ·r en's Comer. for I h., littl~ oneH . A rich array o f hecomi11·_. ... o . ··A. Ye:uin the B:nni:i;i::." TAI LO RI NC. Tailor and Cutter, liturnture hy favorite authors, among whom are Emmet Lennox. Olivia L ovell Wil~on, .<\da Marie Peck. Elsie Snow, . .. G," autbor of " Gtimini. " HeM'.e C. R. J. STEW ART B 0 WlVIANVILLE. Greone. with her huroorous sketches.a.nd others. 1:'1~EMTUMS to club raisers Me o.mong its speci..l features, and Godey's offers the most choice and valuable of any 11111g·zine published. Send 1~ cents for sampl~ uumber contai~ing full cl uh i·a.tes and premiuma . Every Lady H e-r Own Dressmaker who subscrib~s to Godey's Lndy Book. The coupon, which yon will find in each number. entitle~ you to your own selection of any eut paper pat tern illustrated in G odey's Lady Book Y onr 15c sa.mpla copy will contain one of the"e coupons : Sendl 1.5 cents for Sample, which will be allowed on yo·~r subscription when received. The pattern shows you how to cnt out the pattera you want.. That'· all we can say in this space. 1 ror t he reqt ace your sample number for which send 1.5c. at once . "Godey" is only $2. 00·a year Address " Godey's Lady Boole. Philadelphia. Pa. In clnb wilh this p aper, Godev's and t he STATESMAN fnr $2 50, which ohould be sent to the o1fice of t his paper . NOW R E.A.DY! GR.A.NJ!)i(!;HRISTM.A..S DOUBLE NUMBER SA~PLES! which will be sold below wholesale prices. See our choice lot of Di1~ner, Tea and Toilet Sets, which are marked very low. also a fine lot of Hanging Lamps, West End House. Low Prices for Grain, Low Prices for Watches, --AND-- M 0 NE y vv WE "t'TTANT l THE ~lW YORK FASHIOM L. COI f.NIS::S: · BAZAR. PRICE 50 CENTS. l'KR is far below all competitors. NOTE THE FOLLOWING FliGlJ.R.ES : ?!"" SvBSCRll"l' ION 1$3.00 YE.AU, Tho Christmas Number contains AM ~GNIIFICEN'rcHJ:tOMO SUPPLEMEN:ll' OF M.EI.SSONIER'S GRlM.T P A.INTIN3, "FRIEDLAND·; 1807," MAYNARD, I The Jeweller, TO OUR SUBSORIBERS. Thfl s'l".EGUL ANNOUNCEME'N'.> which ap· pMred in our columns some time eince,an- We cannot quote any prices, but if nouncinK 11. s pecial arrangem1mt with Dr. yoti will favor us with a call we J.B . Klli!iDALL Co., of Enoshurgh Falls, Vt., pnbli ~hers of "A Treatise on the. will make it to your advantage to Bors;i and his Diseases," whereby our buy from m. We have the nicest 11nbscribers wi;re enabled to ubtaio a copy ~el ected stock in town. of that valuable work FREE by sending their adllr'lss to .B. J. KENDALL CO., Eif<?ht day Walnut ¥ hour Striking _ Clocks .. .... . . . .. . .. . . ..... ........ . . ...... $a 00 (and enc1osin~ a two-cent stamp . for tn ~lil ing san1" ) is r enewed for a limited One day Walnut, Strike Clock ..... . . 4 00 period. We trust all will avail them- Nickel Alarm Clocks, best make only 1 74 selves of the opportunity of obtain· ing t his valuable work. To every lover of the Horse it is indispensable, as it treats in a simple manner all the diseases which atllict this n oble animal. Its we keep everything at low prices. pheuomitl11.l ~ale throughout the United 8Latf'!l and Canada, m a ke it standard authority . Mention this paper ivhen sending jor '"l'rattisc." ...._. _......,...,..._... we can suite any sight, a very ll!>rge, L5!'.T J>.RR H, stock. P1;-i'ces from 25c. to $10. IN JEWELRY RepresentingNanoleon &t the zenith of his glory at the Battle or F.dedli>.nd, Frnm the original pictul"e now In the Metronolitan Museum of .A.rt, New York, for which $66,000 was paid at the famous Ste war· sale, "It is the leading fashion publication on this continent. and Is no doubt the cheapest." -Trur0o. Stm. ' Most of the Fashion Pmtee in the BAZAR &rti~ issued elmultaneouely i!!l> New York and Paris. rt is the most comple~·periodical for DreBS· makers in the world, and the most popular Fashion Magazine for mothers and h eads- of families. '.!'he Cmistmas. number is superbly illustrated. .A. be11utifu.l colored winter fashion plate. .A. brilliant cover. plate · ot Children's Winter i:>uits. 'J'he plates and engravings contained in. this number embrace .Evening an<l Ball Costumes. Winter (i)iver· gorments, Visiting nnd Reception Gowns. Winter Bonnets.and lfuts, Suits for Boys and Girl~, Cap11s, Coats, OlotJ.ks, Wraps. Jaokets, Mull'd, aud costumes for all occttsions,. Em· broidery Pu tterne. etc, MRS~ New Ladies' Gold Watch, Stem Wind, warranted, ...... from $15.06 up New Stem Wind Nickle Watches. ... ....·. . ....... . . from 2.'75 l!P New 3 oz. Silver, Stem Wind .....·...··.··.·.·· . .··. from 15.00 up Silver Plate, Jewelry, Rings, Chains, etc., at TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS I All goods warranted as represented. Call during next 30 days for Bargains. REPAIRING A S ..ECIA.LTY. Wa1ches (JJeaned fol" ............. ........................... :iOc. to 1'.:ic. Watch lllain Sp1·in,;·s ..... .... , ......... ..................... aoc. to '?'~c. Watcl1 Glasses........................ .. .............. ......... l:ic. C10.-ks (Jleaued Cot· ....... .. .............. ........ ........... 4:0c. to 7->c. Other repairing equally low. All work well don e and warranted. A CA.LL SOLIClTED. L. CORNISH, 44 Watchmaker and Jeweller. NEW STORIES llY ALEXANI>JJ:R, JOHN STMANGE WllN'.EER. vV, .i;;, NORRJ>S, EROR:ll1ANN CHA.'l'RAlN. .A new continued story by the author of ' 'His Wedded Wife," and a splendidly illustrated Clu.ti~tma.e Story, eatitled "JI.\! OF·'l'H.1£·WHIM." M"R. In Silver Plated Ware In Spectacles The B AZAR Editorial Department is. full of bright articles by various contrib>Utors. Mns. S'OOWELL has an interesting article on Novel· ties for Christmas. MRs. B:!!YAN has an article on Eli:iia.beth Barrett Browning. All t:lle regular departments a.re r eplete with cb.oice and seasonable r eatliag matter. 1\iRs, .A.LICE. W ALR:ER write3 :. !"am a dress· maker, and 1 have bought the New York l!'.ishion Ba~ar every month for the past tour yoors. I cou.ld not Clo witholio it. Tho fashion~ are the very 1 .. test." . . NOW. IS THE 'l'I ME TO SUBSCRIBE! P ricfl $3.CO a Year. A.ny i·erson se., dlng $3 tor n year's subscrlptiou will receive ·tile beuutU"Cll t;brlst· inns ~ · hro ·uo !Supplement of MC\l&sonltr's great putullng · ·11rte11laud : 1807." l'URS · ' l'URS! - - - - o- - - - JY.(_ l\d.AYER ___ . I. NE~V ____ Calls attention to h is large aLd well assorted stock of Furs of a,11 descriptiom1 in x.: ..· r:. " ' ! ~·· 1'-'-- i)>:AFNEss-H AY Ft::V E:n HOM£ TREATMENT. Su;forcm 11.re not generally a.ware th11t ihrnc diseases a ro contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic i-escarnh, however, l1as proved this to be a fact, and the result of this discovery is that a simple remedy has been formulated where· · b y catarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever are permaµently cured in from one to three simple applications mada at home by the patient ence in two weeks. . ' A NIGHT .AL.Al\M.-l awoke last night NB.-This treatment is not a snuff or an ointment ; both have been discarded to find m v !i ~dr: b 'Jy l:\O bl\d with croup l by reputable physicians ns injurious. A that he c;1uld hardiy bre&th, but on tiiv· \ pamphlet explaining this now t reatment ing him some Hagyard's Yellow Oil on is sent on receipt of ten cents by A. II. sugar, and 1·~bblng his chest, throat ~nd i D1xoN & S oN, 803 West King Street, back.with it allio, he soon was sleepmg Toronto, Cana.da.-Toronto Globe. quietly and a.woke next morning com· Bnfiere?S from Cn.tarrh11l troubles shouid pletel1 cared. J obu Elli"'"- Eglington, ca.vefully read the above. Ont. -·- I We have &ueh a large ' stock of all kinds of goods and we wish to reduce it, so we are determined t o give the public the advantage, at low prices. We do not intend to lower our . prices for work, but will give the public the benefit of our experience and tools, which will pay you far better than a 1>mall reduction. When you want any fine work done, call on Coats, Jackets, Ro bes, and Boas, Caps, Capes, Collars and Muffs. A large stock of FUR TRIMMINGS al ways on hand and made to order. My Stock is all A. 1. and must be sold between now and Xmas .t o make room for Spring Hats and other Goods. MAYNARD, 'I Ile Jeweller. N. B.-All work Warranted. results 11.IWBYll ·'411He rrom the llff ot Jl.ll. I burn111 A.romatlG taulntne Wine; I '.l'he following Premiums in CASH will be given to pa1·t1es sending us subscriptions ; For Five suoscribers, one yea.r, at $3.00 a year, we w ill give ... ... ............ .. .... .. $ S 75 1:?r ~:en aul.ls~~ibers, on?, year... ... . .. .· 7 50 'I wenty . . .. .. · ... . . . 15 CO Thirty " . . . . . . . . . . . · 22 60 " Forty " .. ... . . .. . .. 30 00 " Fifty . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 50 A very fine assortment of goods in " Oae Hnndred·subscribere, one year.. 75 00 1' · · 75:) 00 " One 'fhouee.nd ·· GLOVES A SPECIALTY. And fo1· Jarg"1· numbers in proportion. Send remltl.auces by P ·.Btal Money Order, Come along and brlng your friends ltegietc1·cd Latter, or Check, and .Address GH:ORGE MUNRO, M U NRO'S P UULISRING HOUSE, P.O. Box, 3751 17 to 27 Vandewater St, N. Y. Call early and bring your FURS for repairing. -GENTS' FURNISHINGSabove lines-nob by and styHsh with you to sharn the bargains. IT? Highest price paid for Raw Furs~ PROMPT. POT NT A.ND l'F.:ll11A.IH!NT $3 00 · >'OR 12 plnns, <.letoils a nd spe<!ittcntions, drawn tu .eoo.lo. lly a. p romin en t M. lV.fAYER, 48. u.Jike. 'l.'he N atlonal lluUcler, ()11.leago, JU, bntld from. Slni:lc pta.ns 25 !~~~b? architect; orif:i.nu.Uy cost ~1;,'\!,,~""i,la: The Practical Furrier, BOWMAN VILT,$.