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THE WORLD'S MARVELOUS
EVENTS.
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A Sun►wary or lacuna Salentine Fro•
areas,
Itightning rods are out of fashion.
We1,iieg by electricity seems to have come
to stay.
Photographs have been taken by the light
from a fireplace.
Calming the sea with oil is now regularly
and syetemetioelly done.
Vancouver Island ooal is to be mined at
the rate of 2,000 ton per day.
Executions by eleotrioity will be compul-
sory in New York after Janurary 1 next.
Galvanized lemon equeezars poison the
juice by the zino which it disaolvea from them.
The French propose to pond pigeon mos-
sagee from ship to ship upon the broad seas.
A French laundry man cleans linen with-
out soap by rubbing it with boiled potatoes.
Chaussier dried a man in a kiln and there
resulted only twelve pounds of solid matter.
Paper pipes have been used for a ohuroh
organ at Milan and give great sweetness of
tone.
Modern fortifications seem likely to be
great mushrooms of concrete or of steel cast-
ings.
Berlin is to have next year an exhibition
devoted to appliances for preventing moot -
dents.
Natural gas has caused in Pennsylvania
in throe years seventy-three fires, coating
$900,000.
Wilder se,ys that if you hold your breath
while a wasp atings you the skin will become
insensible to pain.
Transplanting teeth has been revived. It
was done twenty-five or thirty -years ago ih
very rare oases.
A wire gun recently designed weighs only
twenty-two tons and drives a 380 pound pro-
jectile twelve miles.
Sacoharine, which was to be used as a sub-
stitute for sugar, appears to cause nausea
and dyapeptic,symptoms.
A bill has been submitted to Congress for
a railway from the U. S. border through Brit-
ish Columbia and Alaska.
Photographing in colors seems to be the
object of couaiderable experimenting, but so
far ,with little or no success.
Florida is to grow opium. It is expected
that sixteen plants will grow an ounce of
the drug and that an aore will give $1000
profit.
SAYINGS OF TAE SAGES,
01 all nations of a man's life, hie marriage
does least concern other people, yet of all
aot►.ons in our life 'tfe meet meddled with by
other people,^ -[Bolden.
Suedes rides on every hour; grapple it and
you may win ; but without a grapple it will
never go with you. Work is the weapon
of honor, and he who lacks the weapon will.
never triumph.
Extinguish vanity in the mind, and yon
naturally retrench the little euperfluities of
garniture and equipage. The bloasoma will
fall of themselves when the root that nour-
iehed them is destroyed.
The faithful endeavor to do right and to
bear quietly and with resignation what
must be borne is of itself a fruitful source of
happiness and serenity ; bus a murmuring
and discontented spirit may poison the Ooh-
ed blessings and tura them into bitter evils.
When the. Hindoo priest is about to bap-
tise an infant ho utters the following bean-
tiful sentiment : "Little babe, thou enter-
ed the world weeping, while all around thee
smile ; contrive to live that thou mayat de-
part in smiles, while all around thee weep."
Bitter are a losing card, a losing horse.
Bitter the public hies, the private sneer.
Bitter are old ago without reapeot, man-
hood without wealth, youth without fame.
Bitter is the East Wind's blast ; bitter a
step dame's kiss. It is bitter to die in a for-
eign land.—[Disraeli.
Ascertain clearly what is wrong with you,
and so far as you know any means of mend-
ing it, take those means and have done.
When you are examining yourself never pall
yourself merely a sinner -that is very cheap
abuse, and utterly useless ; but call your-
self a liar, a coward, a sluggard, a glutton,
or an evil -eyed, . jealous wretch, if you in-
deed find yourself to be in any wise any of
these.—[John Ruskin,
Paris has thirty miles of pipo for carrying
compressed air for power. The engines
are 3000 horse power and the coal oonsump•
tion fifty tons daily.
The Panama Canal lottery has not proved
a success. The canal will require only
about $500,000,000 more to complete it
making about $850,000,000 in all.
Grnbbe is experimenting upon tele-
graphing by the clouds, using the rays of
an are lamp refleoted by the clouds and
intercepted by the -heliographic code.
The beds of sick persons in hospitals are
,now ventilated by exaust fans. This is
particularly good where there are contagious
or offensive diseases.
The aro light at St. Catherine's, Isle of
Wight, is the most powerful in the world,
being 60,000 oandle-power and having car-
bons two and one-half inches in diameter.
A gun which will throw a ahell fifteen
miles (and there are auoh) will drop it upon
the deck of a ship before the ship can be
seen, as at that distance any ship is
"hull down."
The deaf often hear conversations when
there is music going on which they could not
hear when there was no music. With
"hearing persons" the reverse is the cave.
The new small bore rifles of the French
Gov ernmentdo not prove to bo more humane
than the old large-bore guns, as expected ;
they shiver the bone and tear the flesh just
as badly.
At Feather River, Cal., they are putting
in a plant to carry power eighteen miles by
electricity and in Arizona one is projected
to carry it eight miles, using eight tons of
copper conductor per mile.
By a new marine brake the steamer
Corsair°, of the French navy, is stopped in
seven seconds from a speed of thirteen knots;
thirty-four seconds being needed to do the
same thing without the brake by reversing,
her engines.
Niagara will probably beutilizsd for light-
ing and manufacturing purposes, by tapping
it and using the water power in turbines,
which will run dynamos, from which light-
ing and power currents .will be taken by
wires.
A race for ten minutes between telegraph
and long distance telephone from New York
to Boston resulted in 330 words ready for
the printer by telegraph and 346 by. tele-
phone, but many of the latter were incor-
rectly received.
Thomas J. Mayall, reoently deceased,
started as a poor boy. He invented the
flint rubber belt, the first cylinder printing
macaine for wall paper printing and also for
gluing, displacing the former mode of print-
ing from independent blocks ; invented rub-
ber cement and satin -finished paper ; helped
Charles Goodyear in the invention of vul,
canized rubber, and also produced a number
of other inventions in revolvers, guns, rifles,
steam apparatus for loading and firing ar-
tillery, ammunition, coffee• hulling machines,
self-acting drawbridges and railway switch-
es.
Philip I[.'S Handwriting.
The innumerable deapatohea, signed by
Philip, were not the emanations of hie own
mind. The King had a fixed purpose—to
subdue Protestantism and to conquer the
world ; but the plans for carrying the pur-
pose irate effeot were developed by subtler
and more comprehensive minds than his
own. It was enough for him to ponder
wearily over sohemee which he was suppos-
ed to diotato, and to give himself the appear.
ante of supervising what he scarcely com-
prehended. And his work of supervision
was often confined to pettiest details. The
handwriting of Spain and Italy at that day
was beauf ifttl, and in our modern eyes
seems neither antiquated nor ungraceful.
Eut Philip's aoralwl was like that of a olown
just admitted to a writing school, and the
whole margin of a fairly -penned despatch,f
perhaps fifty pages long, laid before him
for comment and signature by Idiaqutz or
Moore, would be sometimes covered with a
few awkward aentenoes,whit%fb was almost
ittpossible to read, and which when •de,
ciphered, were apt to reveal auggeation of
astounding triviality.
Raailway Accidents.
The return to the English Hoard of
Trade of the accidents oocurriog upon rail
way lines show that during the first three
months of the present year 209 persons
were killed and 934 injured. This is a de-
crease of 20 deaths and an increase of 91 in-
juriesas compared with the corresponding'
period of last year. What are commonly
understood by reil way accidents—that i8,, col-
lisions, running off the line, and so forth are
3nly responsible for three deaths and 197
leas serious mishaps. Twelve people lost
their lives at level crossings, 18 committed
suicide, and no fewer than 53 were killed in
the aot of treapaeeiog. Accidents due to the
movement of trains account for 91 fatal oases
and 748 others. Of these the London and
North- Western has one-sixth, with 16 deaths
and 132 injuries., It is followed by the Mid-
land with 10 deaths; after which come the
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 9 ; the North-
Eastern, Great -Eastern, and North British,6;
the South -Western, 5 ; the Greay-Northern,
4 ; the Great Western, the Brighton and
South•Coaat, and some othe r linea, 3 ; the
South -Eastern, 2; and so on, until last among
the important lines comes the London,
Chatham, and Diver, which escaped with
only four accidents, none of which proved
fatal. Detailed reports are given of eleven
collisions and two instances of trains
leaving the rails. It isnoticeable that five
of the uollfnious and ono of the other accidents
occurred within the meiropoliten area, hap-
pening, as they did, at Coborn Road, Euston,
King's Croce, Portland Road, New Cross,
and Tuley Hill.
Frauds on the Post -Office. '
Here are a few instances of the frauds to
which the English authorities claim that
the poat•cffiae is subject. Coins are embed-
ded in cake and pieces of •toast to escape the
registration fee. They are also commonly
sent in newspapers. An unsealed brown
paper parcel tied with string was found to
contain six sovereigns, one half crown, two
sixpences, and three halfpenny piocea wrap-
ped up in small articles of ladies' dress.
Two gold watohes were found inside an un-
registered book -packet addressed to New
Zealand, the middle portions of the leaves
having been out oat so as to admit them.
This •mode of fraudulent despatch is evi-
dently common. A £20 noto was found
pinned to the pages of a book. Inside a
halfpenny wrapper were found a letter, a
bill of sale, and four £5 Bank of England
notes. The palm for originality must, how-
ever, be awarde to the individual who
sent £1.10s. in gold coins in a seal at the
back of a letter, the gold having come to
light through the wax getting alightly chip-
ped. ` Cigars, collars, gloves, music, post-
age stamps, are constantly sent with news-
papers; but in this respect we are told the
people of Canada and the States can take
the cake, for in a single year more than
14,000 newspapers were detected with small
articles concealed in them.
The Pleasure of Dying.
I have seen a great many people die, some
of them great sinners, even ruffians of the
most degraded type, and I have never yet
witnessed in any case the slightest fear of.
death or of is hereafter. I have also been
present at the death -beds of many pious and
worth persons,and I have never known
an instace amog this class of the least ab-
horrence of,deabh or apprehension in regard
to the future. A person in sound health re-
ceiving intelligence that his death is to take
place in a few moments would undoubtedly
at first be greatly disturbed, and if religi-
ously brought up, would probably wish to
make preparations for departing this life.
But the case is very different with those
who have suffered from a long illness and
whose perceptions therefore have lost their
sharpness. 1 have often told such persons
that they had but a few minutes to live,
but the intelligence has never been received
in any other than the most composed and
resigned manner. Certainly this is a wise
provision of nature. For if, as with his
present knowledge it is impossible for man
to escape death, it is well that he is so con-
stituted as to be able to accept the inevitable
with dignity and composure.—[Dr. William
A. Hammond.
Stockton's Dog "Fax."
"One Sunday, as with a well-dressed
crowd I was going to church, I found Fax
following me. Knowing that he never en-
tered a church, I took no particular notice
of him; but happening to look back a
second time, I saw him at my heels with a
twist -loaf in his mouth 1 He had been in the
irreligious baker in those
shopof an few
mintes. This was too much for my sense
of propriety, and as I failed utterly to drive
him off, and began to attraot oonsiderable
attention, I was obliged to go down a side
street and so home. The dog was never
abashed. I have seen him chane chickens
into the very houses of their owners, arid,
before their astonished eyes, pin the poor
fowls to the floor. Of course, at auoh times,
1 did not wish anyone to think that I was
acquainted with the dog. But on being
discovered in any disreputable intrusion
into house, store or garden, it was his habit
to run to us, and jog along demurely behind
us, as much as to say, ' These are the folks
I belong to, if you have anything to say,
say it to them.' And very often people did
say it to us."
Wive you Neuralgia
If you are suffering the agonies of neural-
gia, and have failed to get a remedy that
will afford relief, we want you to try Poison's
Nerviline. No remedsf in the market has
given any thing like the same degree of sat-
isfactirn, Its notion on nerve pain is simply
marvellous, and as it is put tip .in 10 Dent
sample bottles no great expense 19 involved
in giving it a trial. Poison's Nerviline is
the most pleasant, powerful, and certain
pain remedy in the world, Sold by all
dealers in medicine, 10 and 25 dents a bottle.
A teasonable luncheon, --Waiter--" Have
soup to -day, air ?" De Frees Soup 1—are
you road ? Juet bring me a pitcher of lotion-
cede and a fan ,; and adv --put n1y coat on ice
While I Wait will yeti 7"
"The tetter-boara c f life goes up
The tetter-bo.rd of life goes down."
Up and down, up and down—one day a
millionaire next day "dead broke "—one
day buoyant in spirits, next day gloomy as
a fog—one day in seeming perfect health,
nevi day "laid out" with a bilious attack
or your stomach " on a strike." • This is the
way the world wags now-a•days. If you
are bilious, melancholio, dizzy -headed,
dyspeptic, want appetite or have torpid REV. W. P. DYER, M, A.,
action of liver, kidneys or bowels, take Dr. Principal.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets—purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless ; one a dose,
In this world, we can only look on nature
from the outside ; perhaps there we shall
be able to mitt from within,
Nasal Catarrh
is a dangerous disease. From its tendency
to extendto the throat, bronchial tubes, and
fiinally to involve the lungs in consumptive
disease, it should be promptly cured, that
these grave dangers may be averted. So
confident are the manufacturers of Dr.
Sage's • Catarrh Remedy of their ability to
cope successfully with this very prevalent
disease, that they have for years offered,
in good faith, $500 reward for a case of
catarrh, no matter how bad or of how many
years' standing, which they cannot cure.
Remedy only 50 cents, by druggists.
A boy is not hatched until he breaks
through the shell his relatives weave around
him,
Tell the good news to the suffering—
At test ie a remedy found.
Which might have saved, had they known it,
Many who're under the ground.
Tell of the " Favorite Prescription,"
Bio hopeless women be glad—
Baer the good rews to poor creatures,
Heart•siok, discouraged and sad.
" Female diseases," so terrible in their
effects, and so prevalent among all classes,
eau be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
Sorrow seems sent for our instruction, as
we darken the cages of-birde when we would
teach them to sing.
/UPI ADA $UhI'I'1N67 €O. --Beaver Line of
Steamships, tailing weekly between Montreal
and Liverpool. Saloon tickets, Montreal to Liverpool,
$40, $60, and $00, Return tickets, 980, $90, and $110,
according to steamer and accommodation, Inter,
mediate, $30; Round trip tickets, $660, Steerage, $20
Round trip tickets, 040. For further particulars and
to eeeuro births, apply to 11, E. MURRAY, General
Wenner, I Custom House Square, Montreal or to the
Local Agents in the ditierontTwonsand Cities.
Ii, WILLiAMS & CQ. 'a Feat RQOFERS
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Roofing Felt, Slaters' Felt, Deafening Felt,
Carpet gaper, Building Paper, Rooting Pitch,
Coal Tar, Lake Gravel.
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BEAVER LINE of STEAMSHIPS
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MONTREAL AND LIVERPOOL.
Saloon Tickets $49.550.500 Return, 580, 590,
5110, Intermediate, $30 ; Steerage, 520. apply to
H. E. MURRAY. Oen'l. Manager,
1 Custom House Square, MONRTEAL.
Safes 1
FIRE AND BUf•GLAR
PROOF and Vault D ore,
kept constantly in stock.
A number of Seccnd-hand
Sates at low prices.
J. & J. TAYLOR,
Toronto Safe Works.
Albert College,
BELLdVILLE, ONT.
Is being greatly enlarged and improved at a
Dost of several thousand dollars, Students
in attendanoa from British Columbia, Mani
toba, Michigan, New York, Vermont, in ad
dition to Ontario and Quebec. Unsurpassed
advantages at moderate rates. Will
Re -Open Thursday, Sept, Oth, 1888,
Send for maulers. Address,
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE IN AIL PARTS OF
MANITOBA,
PARTIES wishing to purchase improved Manitoba
Farms, from 80 acres upwards, with immediate
possession, call or write to G. I. DAMSON, Mo.
Arthur's Block, Main st., Winnipeg. Information
0urnlshed free of charge, and settlers assisted in
mckin; selection. Mosey To LOAN at current rates
of interest.
SPORTING GOODSR
The Cheapest House in Canada
for Guns, Rifles, Cartridges,
Fishing Tacklc,Base BalllGoods
and Sportsmuen.'s. Supplies of
every kind.
0118 18I/,l OFFER.
On receipt of $12 5n we will express tonne, address, a
DuUBLE•BARREL BREEOH-LOADING SHOT GUN
with fine Laminated Steel Barrels, oiled stook, agood
gun for country use And tor $3 00 will ship to any
address. a 22 cal.RIFLE that will shoot accurately for
100 feet.
W. M'OOWALL & CO. 51 KING ST. E. TORONTO.
Stained Glass
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
mu INC rlLEB.
SYMPTOMS—Moisture :intense itohingandetinging ; M'OAUSLAND & SON
most at night : worse by scratching. If allowed to
continue tumors form, which often bleed and ulcer.
ate, becoming very sore. SWAYNs'S OINTMENT stops
the itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, and in Royal �{� (1
monyue cases removescuring ll the tumors. It is . S WAy IIEoffice.& Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships
Moue in During all Skin Diseases. DR. S wAYNE �
SON Proprietors, Philadelphia. SWAYNa'9.OINTMENT Sailing during winter from Port ane every Thumcan be obtained of druggists. Sent by mail.for 60 day and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and it
Dents. summer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool,
Life at the greatest and bust is but a for- calling at Londonderry to land mails and passengers
ward child that must be humored and coax. for Scotland and Ireland; also from Baltimore, vis
ed a little till it falls asleep, then all is over, Halifax and St. John's, N. F., to Liverpool fortnightly
during Bummer months. The steamers of the Glas
• A Cure for Drunkenness, gow linea sail during winter to and from Halifax,
The opium habit, depeomsuia, the reotphlne habit, Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sum
nervous prostration caused by the use of tobacco, mor between Glasgow and Montreal weekly; Glasgow
wakefulness, mental depression, softening of the and Boston weekly, and Glaegow and Phladelphia
brain, oto., premature old age, lose of vitality caused fortnightly.
by over-exertion of the brain, and loss of natural For freight, passage, or other information apply to
strength, from any cause whatever. Men—young, A. Schumacher & Co., Baltimore; S. Cunard & Coe
old or middle-aged—who aro broken down from any Halifax; Shea '& Co., St. John's, N. F,; Wm. Thomp•
of theaboti o pauses, or any cause notrnentioned above, eon & Co., St. John, N. B.; Allan & Co., Chicago;
send your address and 10 cents In stamps for Lubon'a Love & Alden, New York, H. Bendier, Toronto;
Troatiee, in book form, of Diseased of afanl, Booke Aliens, Rae & Co„ Quebec: Wm. Brookie, Philadel•
sent seated and eeoure from observation. Addrees M. phis; H. A. Allen, Portland, Boston Montreal.
V LersoN 47 Wellington street Eaet, Toronto Ont.
Heaven knows what would become of our
sociality if we never visited people we speak
ill of; we should live, like Egyptian hermits,
in crowded solitude.—[George Eliot.
76 King St. W., Toronto.
Blobson—" Don't you think that young
Popinjay is showing considerable spirit these
days?'' Dempsey—" think he is showing
the effect of considerable."
Whenever your Stomach or Bowels gel mil of et•
der, causing Biliousness epeia, or Indigestion
and their attendant evils, take at once a dose o1 De
e.areow8 .Stomach Eilte», Best family medicine,
All Drugglets, 60 dente.
If a body kiss a body,
Need aod cry
Well, hardly, if some other body
Isn't standing by.
Cnteetsas Ham RENawsa restores grey and faded
hair to its natural color and prevents failing out.
Husband (to wife, who is writing a letter).
—Do you want me to mail that letter for
you, my dear ? Wife—No, John, I won't
keep you waiting ; I'm only on the first post.
script.
Alma Ladies College.
8T, THOMAS, ONTARIO.
This inatitution which had last year the
largest enrolment of all the Canadian Coll-
eges for women 1e offering superior advan-
tages to young women in Literary Course
Fine Arts, Commercial Science and 'Music,
at the very lowest rates. Adresa, 'Ptinoipal
Austin, B. D.
An expert has auodeoded id photographing
the beating of the heart. Neat present for
an absent admirer to send his betrothed—a.
pioture of his palpitation on reading her
letter.
People wink are eublecl to bad breath, Mal maw.
tongue, or any disorder of the Stomaoh, tan at ono
he relieved by using Dr. Careen', Stomach Blum
the old and tried eensedv. Ask your Drnaossa.
"You are Very late te-night, George,"
said the girl, half reproachfully."
Yes,
dear ; your father's new dog mot me at the
gate, and I've been trying to make friends
with him."
line 1 coven Ouch euros In one urinate.
"Sow does the new girl strike you 't"
Milted a citizen at dinner lately, "Shei
hasn't etruok me yet," answered his wife,"
meekly. "Bet nho hat done almost every-
thing else,"
A. 1', 412
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Total Assets,. ........ ........ 10,000,000
The enla•ged capital and resources of this Com-
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to meet with
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all requirements 'cr loans upon satisfactory real
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DELAYS ARE
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Don't wait until you
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Buy a Safe now and
eleep easy, and be sure
and get prices, etc., of
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FENCES,' CRESTING,
BUILDERS' IRON WORK,
STABLE FITTINGS,
OFFICE RAILINGS, ETC,,
of any house itt the Dot anion,
OATALOIGUE;S FREE
`til" ores, Windsors, Ont.