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'I 1iR CARS of THS, EARS.
Never put anything into the ear for the
relief of toothache,
Never wear cotton in the ears if they are
discharging' pus.
Never attempt to apply a poultice to the
inside of the canal of she ear.
Never nee anything but :a syringe and
warm water for clearing the ears front pea,
Never strike or box a child's ears ; this
haat been known to rupture the drum and
eaauae incurable deafness. '
.Never wet the hair if you have any tend-
envy to deafnees; wear an oiled -silk cap
where bathing, and refrain from divine.
Never scratch the eare with anything but
the finger tipa if they itch. Do not nee the
head of a pin, hairpins, pencil tips, or any-
thing of tont Ratliff&
Wever let the feat become cold and damp,
or sit with the back towards a window, ae
#hese thinga tend to aggravate any exiting
berdnea# of hearing.
Never put milk, fat, cr arty oily substance
Into the ear for the reltet of pain, zor they
soon beeonie rancid and tend to incite in-
flammation,
n-flamm ation, Simple warm water will an -
ewer the purpose better then anything else
Never be alarmed if a living linnet cetera
the ear. .1'aiurieg warm water into the
canal will drown it, when it will generally
come to tine surfaceand can be easily ream.
ed by the finger,. A fere peaks of smoke
blown into the ear will stupef; f the ;meet
Never nte'die with the a ar if at fere3,ga
body, *ugh as a bead, button, or seed Mere
it; leave It absolutely alone, but .have a
frbyelelan attead to ie. More damage baa
t sen done by tujudiciona atretepts at the
extraction of a foreign body alien eoliit ever
come Emus its preaeaao in the oar.
I'0RT NT PIi(kTorliaaa!iliv I}1SCov? tx.
Mr. Philip W. Dufresne, of Toronto, bee
made a discovery ie photography which
ruauit&ea to have vary important results.
it is galled "reelected pbetegnAtskAn aaud it1
coaxiats of the production of four phots.
graphs at one tatting, showing the same
lager* in four dietinot attitudefa. Ono
example shown by Mr. Dufresne is a Amite -
graph. of a youth, giving a view of the ;face,
back stud twit protilee, one darlr and cue
light. Mr. Dufresne ill the brat gereon who
I res auor:eeded in accoii.plisiting alis reit.
Mr. Richard IL Procter, the eminent as.
troiaomer and *dentist in general, whets tac-
claaulir. d to write lengthily and confidently
with equal freedom on. every subjeet, from
English etymology to the flap of the latest
conte;', tail, now cornea forward with an
article entitled, "Why hien Caauoat Ely."
Work -at -Home Swindles.
OE all the petty nwindlee perpetrated
d on
the ptibUo, the rkat. one fiend is the
meanest and moat- heartless. In ail cages
the victims are people whoare in search of
employment of some Bert which they oair
Perform ae home, and in most canes they cam
UL afford bite dollar or more of which, the.
aharpera usually fleece these, to say nothing
of the aggravation of dieappofnted hopes,
The bait offered is usually attractive enough
to be atrongly tempting without eacitieg
suspicion,. Swindlers of this kind haft, frolic
all over the country, tom small as well ea
large towns and cities ; butthose in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Qinoinnati and
chlcago are the moat Festiferous. The bait
is of various kinds, from working lace or
worsted to painting photographs.. It a{s
usuallypreeanted in en talladvertieelneuta
various v;•eekly publications of a latae coun-
try eiacelaticn, and tagtenerelly addre�se_Ad to.
women or inealfda of either Rex. Here is a
specimen ;
WANTED—Lad lea be wok for to et their
homta Seven to ten dpllaera per week can
be quietly made, No photo painting, no
canve:ming. Vet' full psrtioulare please lad^
dreaaa at once the Art Company, 19th at.,
Beaton.
An advertisement like this bridge =aver-
age of from 50 to ICO replies a day. Au in-
quiry aa to the nature of the bnr,inesa conte
only one (eat for a postal card, or two cents
ter a 'tamp, and bundreda of laditee in conn•
try and city, anidous to eke ont a slim in
come or to stake pin -money by some sort of
home work, send their addresses to the coo -
cern. l!aa reply they receive -a circular gen-
twining lauaabie and alluring oilers, which
;agar; tiny cell for the esxpeaoiture of a den-
ier for the a' outdo^." Toa Eye-opener has
a pigeonhole full of each circulars and ad-
veettstineote eulleored within the current
year, to Ray nothing of hundreda waste-
paper balloted In former yeare. They are'.
alll of w piece, varying Sally with the charas
ter of the bait. Testy all want remittances
fvlcllatterne, instructions and the roc h Ina
tenial to be worked op. They *11 tell 'how
eaaily the work' is learned. atter two or
three days' practice, any cue call earn from
T to $15 e. week. Each promisee to bay
tbe.;loitbed article at a lair figure and to
remit " payment promptly by return rami
on receipt of work." Tout 1I1 a stereotyped
premien. A very large proportion of those
receiving these etreulara are caught. They
rarely need the money from the work, and
time outlay is entail, wima'1. e;' the premises are
antieing. The material sent In all asses Ea.
worth only a few ceuto—geueraUy Seas than
as dime -..,,sad of courage mai a rule any Dae
without experience who ettempte to do the
wont anon gives it up for a bad lob. The
few wbe do forward to the advertiser any
completed work, in almost aU CAWS receive
in reply A nate toying that it is ,pet math -
factory. €anally also attempts are made
to weadle more measly out of the victim a
pocket for more material, further ine ruo-
tions, or e completer outfit. When minium
money eon he obtained, the dupe is distelan
ed in short order.—Rural Steelworker.
ðerize, the product from tar which
Is said to be 3U0 tunes sweeter than sugar,
has been of wonderful benellt to the) Grown
Prime of Germany. It is said to have great
curative qualitiea for diabatia per.oni and
some forma of gout. In mass of obesity
and in the metalloid ccanplioatioua where or -
Maury augguur food is objectional saccharine
is invaluable.
new invention for tho propelling of
street carts is in the application , of the gag.
engine. All such attempts have failed
heretofore for the reason that the gas.englne
starts and stops too slowly. In this ease
the engine will bo in motion continually,
and the power will be thrown ori and on as
occasion may require, by the use of movable'
friction -wheels geared on an matte link -
belt. This belt is to be attached to the
engine. Ordinary illuruinating gas will be
Tolstoi may be quixotic, but his is a *In-
oue quixotism. In a recent talk with a
visitor to his country home the farmer•ahoe-
tnaker•noveliat•ariatocret said, with an en-
thualesm not to be assumed : Oh, yea, every
day, according to the season, 1 tabour on
my f arm. I out down trees, lollop wood,
I mow. Ali 1 and I plough. You do not
know what a pleasure that is. You go
slingturning up the fresh earth, traoing
the oag furrows, and do .not notice that
one hour, two, three hours pass. The blood
oonraos joyously tbrouuh your veins, your
head is clear, your feet scarcely touch the
ground, and how hungry yon get, and how
yon sleep afterward 1
Qaotawaya on Little Istaicia.
We published recently the atery of am
l inora. of a shipwrecked crew whr lived for
nine months on an'nr+anieetbitod liable ;eland
.several hundred anile, front the. Marshal;
,group in the Pacific. When they deserted
chs island in a scow they, ref t tt whatever:
fate might befall bin one of titer number
who had murdered two of theireentrades.
Unless relief is sent him it is not roprobable
that, like pefoe•s here, he mightiive there
alone for years before a passing ?easel pick•
ed kin up. Hundreds of these lttle f'acime
islands aro rarely setae by elope and many
4f there are shown on the beat maps with
interrogation pelma to *thew .that their
position even is not a accurately mows.
Castaways who suffer for watts on un-
inhabited, Kande
i a nut 00 fen iu Dumber
ea might is pp ed The Ei„lisb news•
papere anntenteel a few wet** age that a
veaael was to L?e§ t le the •Crozet Islands
%.n the Indian Oeeau, almost within eight of
Antarctic me, to rescue ,otos shipwre,ked
poopie who are supposed to be there.
Many of these far- southern islands are out
of the track of ships, and. caetawaya might'
like on same of them ter years without being
discovered. The (:rozete are femme as the
tiuittviting borne of several tbipwreeked
crown. A wit{lb ago the survivors of the
ager Strathmore reached the (,'rorete,
wnere they lirdd for merry weeks on penguin
flesh and eggs before a vessel luckily. hap-
pened to beave in eight. A. few weeks ago
mere errived in England eight of the crew
of the Derry Castle, which was wrecked off
the Auckland Islands, booth ofNew Zealand.
PATENTS Fess f caro to
GOODiaioorn4, 1f7 WANTED over he s
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O[IIQUyS FIFTY YE
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In the Church of Rsme—Toth edition—cheaper in
p210e,83tpeges, Agents,Indieeorgentlemen, tosell
SEEDS ID, D'ASCDSAIINSt snit Tazaeru book, Liberal
WEDS. ADDRESS, J. al, WATSON, Torcazo W0T.a5u
Tabor DEPOSITORY, Toaorro,
$lyOOQ CHALLENGE.
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Se&res!a a Se-
diet challenge. Writing iieaehir.ea to a thea of
speed chit the ltem1ngtom Standard Type.
welter, For;pnrtienlare sight to
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Canadlam Agent. SS RIAT$t. E-. Toronto,
Ti, l:laA ail % t & Cos stet
• Forge d4, Toronto, dealers lmi
kinds Baud and Orchestra Inetroa-
nmente. both New and #cocoa -Hand.
inatanusatal Music, 3fuere Books, etc. in-
traictten Rook., for every ir,ltru,nent.
Agents for Carl F echer'a BSD 4t 0110
mane l'frrSie. Send for CraulOgiee.
Vocal and
Imparter W a M ,'CD A+ LLil
Mares geode of min' deeoiz onm, i3vn Aporia
On receipt of 10i5.04, I wW aapres **Aar sddreaa,
an 1'ngtieh made double haws; Moue -wire t
gun. With Darer and We complete.
W. Mcetow&u . el King Moat ?i'r• te• Tome%
l $CTATica.—An effectualreruedy }naveltro
coat pee,i1ed by S. J.I440aeeie .. for.
I a itamexrlru8n�ttaxe,ra
Z16ntgty,GouterMiLnrn.
They heti a bard eer+r; g,1e ler lite daring i lea a WPC' runch 44'4eme #arils 1e erpr.+aed tWNW sar
the three raOORlia. they ,peat 90 the laleeda, a,y. p vt 441"'"aa to 1tgei lmehraeca sm hares e7• orf
Shell nth awl. sea 491 11014 were all 'their ceipi,sitati'a o order it. hent to ca mss. Pro
Ned, and a regular thea; of °velem peeled k ; wnuu r*. t Pills *a. aa.•[.
Con their appetites long before they eam,:saned
a
CANADA PERIIANENT
it. Tinto were timber in abundsuce, ut
the poor fellness had no rna:cbea, and they
had to eat their food raw uutil etre of thou.;
happened to dada cartridge ifs tile pocket.
They were thus able to kindle a Ore, whose
fiemse were tea eight and day der -mg the
remainder of their bray is this invitee
prison.. One day they round a nettle of
Batt, wbicll premed a moat desirable adjunct
to tttelr oysters. Tee ears is aappo.se:d to
have been left there try tilecrew of the Gen.
thaut, who were Gnat away ou these 101uads
twenty eters ago, mid Wren there many
months. they had saved seise creatarrer
comforts from their ship, whiata rendered
existence more endurable. Their exile wass
far lougesr than that cf the crew of the
Dor ry Castle abate aiguad lire, were ek-
d after they had lived three mouths on.
,tong the artoat terrible of shipwrecks'
thoas of the whalers and sealers in
Gehring Sea and ttie Arctic Ocean. It rte
probable that some of these unfortunates
reach land oily to perish IA the desolate
regions of the north.
Row Farmers are Doped.
The Detroit ;'ret Press says :---Iiir. J. M.
Orsett, formerly of 1 pellanti, has the cre-
dit of being out+ of the pioneers of that'bene-
lloont system of tratUo lay which the pre -
ready ignorant rustle watt taught to appro.
cleto the Bohemian oat. -Re thrived, in his
modest way, bought a ban's account and in-
vested in diamonds, grow stout, ruddy and
healthy, and might have eontianed to be a
useful and prominent citizen at Michigan
had not the Courts interfered with his busi-
ness. There was even talk of depriving him
of his personal liberty, jaet booause his
pledgee were not always kept, cudsome of
his associates ware actually seized and
thrown into the Delia of a common, vulgar
jail. 'Then Mr. Qroutt packed itis trunk
and removed with his wife to Windsor,
whores reporter aaw him contentedly amok -
lug an after-dinner diger at the Brittsli.Am-
erlcan Hotel.. t'a" I tell you," he slid, " that
oatbusiness wen a good, square dual at eras,
and would have been yet if every Tom Dick
and Harry hadn't crowded into it as aeon as
it was found that we were making money
and fixed it so that we couldn't live up to
our promisee. We had a company composed
of firat•olass men—the leading citizens, and,
during the first year or two farmers made
big money.' How; were the oats good 2"
" Oh, no," he said, " the oats weren't any
good, that is not so good as common ones.
There were heavier but there weren't the
nutriment in them. The farmers made mo-
ney, became we were able to and did boy
the oata they raised at the agreed price."
"Just as the thing collapsed," he went on,
"I had succeeded, after many experiments,
in. producing a beardless barley. Finest
looking barley you ever saw, only it wouldn't
malt. I'd have made a good thing off from
that, if the stockholders of the company
hadn't got frightened, and taken to giving
away their stock to their hired men or any
persons who would take it. That destroyed
the public confidence and busted the deal.
Going home 2 No. I'm a Canadian nein. "T
couldn't goback without endangering other,
people as well as myself, and I'm well
enough fixed so that I would be comfortable
for a few years if I didn't do anything. I
can't be idle, though, and so I have taken
up these ' English Doctors', and am going
to campaign them through the Dominion.
Great scheme,that "1 I first got a wire from
St. Thomas saying that they took in—dol-
lars
ndol-
lars last night, and I am going on to join
-them this evening."
1 Scotch Smuggler's Retreat.
The revenue officers have discovered an-
other ingenionslyconcealed smuggler a
" hothy" in Strathcarron, Rosa -shire. In
their search the officers followed the gorge
of ,stream which flows in a series of cas-
cades through a rocky chasm of great depth.
Here, twentt'feet from the bottom of the
rocks, they found one of the most artfully
constructed hothies ever seen. At Bret it
appeared to be a cave, but onentering it
was seen that it had been scooped out of the
rock and roofed with planks, over which
boulders and shingles were 'thrown in a
haphazard way, as if thewhole were a mass
of debris from the rocks overhead. The
water channel to and fromthe bothy was
also covered with boulders—in fact, there
was nothing to indicate that such a plaoe
existed except that the rocks above were
blackened with smoke. In the bothy were
found a mash tun of 250 gallons capacity, a
receiver of 20 gallons capacity, a thermometer,
several minor utensils, and, most important
of all, the poit-dubh (or blaok pot), as the
natives call the still. How the smugglers
managed to get their goods in and out of
such a dangerous place was a puzzle to the
officers, until after some risky scrambling
the gorge was further explored, resulting lin
the discovery of a cleft in the rook, down
which a rope ladder was suspended from a
tree at the top. Others of the officers had
in the meantime discovered another bothy,
near whioh was concealed a mash tun of
350 gallons capacity. All these utensils'
were destroyed on the spot, except the still,
which was borne away as a trophy.—[Edin-
burgh Scotsman.
A colored woman and a white. man met
on the street at Beaufort , S. C., the other
day, and the path through the mud would
only permit coon passing at a time. Neither
would waive the right to the first place, and
they both remained in the street all day,
sending for chairs and their meals, while
their friends gathered about to watch the
" sitting match." When the old lady sent
for her knitting the white man concluded
he did nob want to go that way, and turn-
ed back.
In polite circles the word "drunk" or.
"intoxicated " is no longer used. " Over.
estimated his capaoity " fa the proper thing.
4.444441.44.444.444014444.444.444441.
,Inotber Large Cava Discovered,
Another tslafrmtnot* ease .bas been din
covered in fi.entucky, It is as yet but very
imperfectly explored, but the ;seta, eo far
as yet known, acre air foltowa:
Mr. J. A. Allen, of Bloomfield, K., while
exeavatiiid the feuodattomi tor a new ,trill,
struck the dome of a. caevcrn of immense pro-
portions. Meters. Allen, mind Hunt explored
it for a diet,aaco of over two ranee and din
covered an opening yin a cliff ore the
dant of Benjamin ala;Isco, mud a well
beaten path was easily discerned that wee
once trodden by human beings, although
it is now in many place:, covered with forest
trees and undergrowth. On emu of the large
avenue nuutorous evidences existed that the
place had been the abode of the cave men,
as numerous relies were found in the abape
of pottery and bronze. A sepulchre was
elbeovered and in it are numerous bodies.
The formations in tee cave are beautiful he-
yond description, stately towers of utalee
tites and beautiful pendants of translucent
.stalagmites suggestive and grotesque, and
unique figures ere encountered all along the
wonderful.eubterranean avenues. Thera is
a beautiful little lake with winter as clear as
cryatal, and ae is canal in acme stroama it is
full of tiny eyeless fish. The avenues of the
cave will measure in all probability about
seven miles, so that it may be fairly consid-
ered another rival to the Mammoth, end
certainly one of the many great cave wonders
of Kentucky.
The Circular Nuisance.
.OAN. AND SAYINGS COMPANY
t13uwut$I,:EU A.Q.
Sedierr'ibe4 Capitals . , ec,sM,ele+t
fi'M1m1.4pt=wpflmlt3. . . , 1,11041.1.49lteeerse rarity • • e X, 210,11111
Teta; Assets. a , 9.0ei1UT5
a15c0 t -^'C01'5 Skip, Toronto St., Toronto,
STRAIQiIT LOAM, UR WRIT EWER Piled.
The e:Qmpaeny hew a large amount of money la lend
oa teems{ Hamate sseuritei s t the lowest curtest rate of
tatereet repayable other inane suraorbyinstalments
as may be domed by tate borrower. Applfce
trona may be made dmreri to the tum Teta:gaed byr
rener ax otherwise, or tot the loaal reproaeata:ires
of the Ceekrnny throughout Ontario. as She Own.
pony slwars.has tunes oo land no delay need be ex,
pae,aed. r.xnarsei rscluaeo to amtmmoni.
Mortporatand fleas; et.ithrrolureaPatrukrja al
4, UMW= Sisrot;4,nenteenervernier.
Not to be Discouraged,
You can't discourage a crank. There is
one in Louisville who never lets a general
election go by without being; a candidate for
art important effioe. He was a sure winner
in the'mayoraity race. He got .one single
vote and has been at great pine to prove
that he did not vote for himself. This he
established, and ie hinhly, satisfied with
himself and the whole town. -[Louisville
Democrat. • e
•
Commodore Vanderbilt's thorough ways
of doing business are proverbial. At ono
time some of his laborers applied to have
their time reduced to the eight-hour system.
The commodore ordered their time reduced
to seven hours and paid them pro rata. Not
liking this turn of affairs, one Irishman said
to another : "Mike, I wish the Commodore
was in. h-1"" Faix," answered Mike,
".that same wouldn't help you, for he'd
have oonthrol o'' the place in a week 1"
Toronto Silver Plate Itloep
as saevsatri saera►;or ^agree a:azmrarr es n* ear
SELLER PLATED WARES.
TRADE
BE.
AIL GOODS GVARANTEEI/
TORONTO.
[UU 1a/t DDrohesle ete.Ott iUD liltiR
S ,are )et messes#
ed, twine hal
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re. taw lr' halls
it
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Move to new 1aestlon 7 it realesta*da.
cheat, whit*. wit* tnereaaetava1 eerev
tole la Ave ;;ears. No ether •ppoa•tuallteatat
existing. null portion/are tree >tt11en,
appllaattoa to C. 0. WARWIF0 Gen. ram
Ast.,i[t. rimia, Mien, or'
J, firelilat&
Tran. lease. Agi-, 4 relaxer Rouse incest
ToRoSTr .
SAUSAGE CASINGS,.
EaT 1DiPORTEDENGLIB$ 8s*F,.pS, 410i 1.
Amerlosi, Hoge ga Qae lly mum sed,
Ie told iii $nit weentarers. Write for prices.
Jas. Park & Sonf
TOBOGGANS; �C
NOW$HOE'S,
Housekeeper (to •servant)-" Y am going''
out for the day, Maggie, and I wish you
would. tend to the door -bell and keep trace
of everybody who calla."
Maggie Yea, mum."
housekeeper (returning)—"Well, who's
been here while I've been absent 2"
Maggie—" Well, its rained hard all day,
mum, an' it's been nothin' only oiroulara to-
day, mum. Everything waa cuoulara, mum.
I kap' track of 'em, an' here they are, mum.
One eye water, two bakin' powder, four
milliner, five corn halve, seven tooth powder,
eight soap, ten sewin' machine, eleven life-
savinbitters, three stove polish, sixteen
openin' sale, and ten olosin'"bot below cost,
mum... That was all, mum 1"
Nothing can constitute good breeding
that has not good nature for its foundation.
Basan B. Authony says that " if a young
man spends two hours with a young lady
every night and her ' old folks ' don t make
any fuse about it, and his ' old folks' don't
make any fuse about it, the two young folks
may be said to be engaged." (nearly.
Fathionable Daughter to Plain Mother—
" Oh,
other—"Oh, mamma,• my fiance has caused me
mnoh pain to -day.' Plain Mother—" Well,
why don't you take somethinglor it 2 1'11
make you a mustard plaster. it won't never
do to be gettin' sick right as the society sea-
son opens.". A Frenchman claims to be able to prove
that fishcan hear a man talking in an or-
dinary voice half a mile away. How far a
piokerel can hear the tones of the man who
has bobbed from some old wharf for half a
day without nibble this Frenchman does
not figure on, and is not asked to.
A high sense of honor, a determination
never to take a mean advantage of another
—an adherence to truth—delicacy and pol-
iteness toward those with whom youmay
have dealings—are the essential and distin-
guishing oharaoterietics of a gentleman,
Lord Braxfiell was 'an' eocentrio Scotch
judge, with'a bad-tempered wife. His but-
ler determined to leave because Lady Brax-
field was always scolding him. " Why,"
exclaimed the old judge, :"ye've little to
oomplain o', ye may be thankful ye're no
married to - her."
Water
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Ar11E:Rt1, bots Zia roue
ppaar hour. Also Rock Dans—Hand, Dome,
%earn Rewer. Send for Catalogue.
L*UUaw Manufacturing Co.,
Mainterort. Owe
iIeaales OC CA81N
lea ltetsli•
ante to Clubs And Dealere. OW fey nenteleente
kT.1.14IIEIctftwell_10k17EAL
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MERCHANTSa BUTCHERS.
MERCHANTS:
ATI" 'MAMMA wn +
trent a 1oonxin -any ya�psr locality too ick tf
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WAR. dash Walt/rod en mild
Addreee Q. S. BAGS, Dyde Park. veneent, V,
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000 ZNGRAVER:
10 &NC ST EAST ;1
TO ^ a fit O.
L1T OR&
Eaaratara going to Manitoba will 9nd:f1
theiradvantage to
call upon or write to. W4
B. Gillett, 523 Itain street, Winnipeg, wbs
bas unproved farms far gala.
Information cheerfolly forritshed withou%
Charge. Annietarmoa given to bone fide mitt,
lora who umsty buy farms from hum. Mo007
Iaitatlow ratesaf interest MI personal peep,
erty,
to ataalat such eett!ersa to staartfarnuug,
Line $eyai sit Stkarts104.
�durlaa; winter DamBerttaad ux o.ry Tealaita
eaittax aY#47104udaa7 rpt Lisespoor
waxier from Qaa'.a.rt entry Saturday !at L
aal1taga1Dardatsdesry f•o tend r alts,, �pwa
for Scot/wad and Wand' • .relfo Istat Ba1Ma
1$ Itax and gr. Jals*'*. M.P.. to limp* s0
du wormer momit. The Owns" of
row asee sail do erhmter to and t
Poriund. Bomaoe and tladeiphta-
nor between 0 and if =toll
and Boston w and Glasgow
fortnightly.
For irelghl, pump, or ether toformatlon iippb,
Sokuntecker k 00, lltaltimots • 8
Uanfax• ShesfaCo., S1. John`s.21.F.; Wm. div
eon k ? o., S9, Jahn 2i.D. ; Allan # 0o., e
t,eva is R i * Co Nos
11. W . 8 i, Matt
ten Tart:and Beaton Montreal.
RE greatest 4. a•
,arum eti$
at 01 tau tarI
g the bowels,
all Blood IUs
r and iiidAtyperfect
flood Budder. A aw
la Ifarnusoo wbohan
been benttlted by tee
Dae sirs. AL Xmas
52'Robert fit care#
f Erysipelas of !
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11, 24 south strau4
tighter oared of
plleptlo AM after
sere a'Ceming ; Jen.
le Ie1rrel. 6*,Wainet
trent. curd of
WeakneaaandLung Trouble; John Wood gal f3tYa.
cart $k cured of Liter Complaint and Allilancrewr
used *nit fatty-aentbottles; Yrre. J. Beal, 8 Amp*,
oma 1 battles gavyear* rw�wra�esatNreU*t. Sold at . at Q
s. P, DALLEtTks c0., ProprtulosS.
Desiring to obtain a Bualniss Edueetion, or beeoma
pros Ia t in Shorthand a andTypewrltiug. should at.
tenthe
BRITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Made, Yonge, street Toronto.
Por Circulate, etc., address a. O'DEA. Scorebary
T,r4.n118Et' Dress and mantle cutting by this
now and improved
TAILORS' SQUARE.
Satisfaction .guaranteed to teach ladies the
;nil art of cutting ail garments worn
ladles and children. PROF SMITH, 186y
. Queen St W., Toronto. Agents wanted.
NEW & SECOND=HANDI
'ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE !ACM 1 N ERY
• FREE- H-W•PETRIE,
BRANTFORD.CANADA..
Nervous Debility.
DR. GRAY'S Specific has been used for the poet
fifteen years, with great success, in the treatment of
Nervous Debility, and all diseases arising from ex-
cesses, over-worked brain, loss of vitality, ringing in
the ears, palpitation, etc. For sale by all druggists.
Price $1 per box, ora boxes for $5, or will be sent by
mail on receipt of price. Pamphlet on application,
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Toronto.
STANDARD CHOPPING LLS,
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tines Ratsmete
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BARNUM WIRE and IRON WORK
WINDSOR, ONT.
We are offering special i1I-
ducements to purchasers of Iron
Fence for delivery this fall.
We Guarantee the Best and
Cheapest Fences made in the
Dominion.
IRON FENCES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. - [Send for Catalogue.
FARMERS & TH ' ESHERS
USE ONPYOUR MACHINERY ONLY THE WELL-KNOWN
Have boon awarded it dothg ho last four years Try also PtME:RLE$F
RINE GOLD:MEDALS AXLE GREASE for your wagons and horse Fowemv.
• Manufactured at QUEEN CITY OILIWORKS by
Si1MUEL,ROGERS & CO. TORONTO*