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A matter of corse—Diesel,...._.
The way r£ the whirled—the waltz..
Gcr d only when used up -The umbrella,
A Sump Speaker—" Mixer, give rue the
butt,"
A duels of a. bonnet often makes a goose
of a woman.
It is probably the attention paid it which.
makes the weathervane.
The after-dIoner speaker generally has an
eat way of expressing himself.
A woman should be able to do more than
A Ulan. She hall a slighter hand.
An exchange asks : Whatare our young
men coming to Coming to see our girls,.
of course,
The year of 1£989 will be ushered in with
an eclipse, Teat isn't much of a boom for a
starter.
A machine for pressing bops has been in-
vented, America is the home of the hop_
Caressed,
The sovereigns that exert the greatest
away in thin world are neither white ori
black, bat yellow,
"I litre I'8rie," said b1rs. Mulhooly,
"them Two !urea and Beys de Balogna and
Champs Elisis ix immense,
"Jack, please don't l Toe muse my
hair 1" Bert Jack kept right on, on the,
ground that it he mussed he meet.
" Some ilea yen found yourself ea; dot,'
it dondt vas der feller dot got winge who
vaA an angel," sage Carl Pretzel,
What type of -girl manes the best type
writer? Blerulteheired girl* Pere a type'
brighter than, the ethers, generally.
;► l ul;'
eetid Ustole Josh as he watobed
the ballet, Ive, bed, nerrer escapes in my
lite, but 1 wan never in such a tight place Al
thin'Mere."
"A feller mit one leg on der roar to wir.
tee," eaye Carl Pretzel, " vlll valk der
entefde a feller out mit two loge en der
wall t0 efil."
Irascible Wife (to husband) —"Yee are
ne match for rue, air. Ifuaband (weakly)
"If I em not, my dear, why do yen want
to scratch wet'
" Dambwaitere," remarked a hayseed,
emetempleting a sign is Toronto the other
day ; "deuce take it, why don't they have'
dumb hareem V
"Noels, uaydeer," skid the teacher, ""what,
is nieuiury'," The little nee answered, after
a elements reiie4at1011: " it IS the thing
you for,Jet.with."
"Well, what asst y'ou
Mr. Jelluelugr J*1r. John,
eyes, .nigger. 1)4 you 'spew
chili fur de colic?.
If you get a eiz der In your c.
teld u5 rush the other one; but, ye'
U you get A y'ousag :girl inyeur eye
totter not tub the other girl.
A Mae will die'lacete hie arm trying
bit a baacbell,, aid spend an entire {lay in
debilltetieg effort to make a home run; b
he: won't beat a carpet. Not much.
In A ballroom assembly *soh; you man
acid to a. sweet girl; ,"May I mit on your
rig. ht bend Ilerquick mower was. Whys
ocourse m t!
o You d bolter take a chair.
A Freuch *avant has discovered organa of
eight in vegetables 1 No wonder the woods
ring withlaughter when a dude game to a
picnic and tries to milk a yearling eat with
a clothes pin.
Cpnfee' Deeatist—"Well, how do the now
teeth work ?" Patient -"Nob very well.
They seem to cut the °there." O. D.—
"Thee is perfectly natural. They l ele=C
to an entirely different sot, you know.
The cotton seed heeomee cotton, the cotton
becomes tt read, the thrced become a fah.
ria, the falaio becomes a print, the print'
becomes rY wrapper, :and the wrapper be..
CORM a beautiful woman. Such is evolution.
Dade (to citizen of Arizona)—"Ah 1 has
your family a famiiy tree?" Axizonian--"I'
dunno as' you would call it exactly a family.
tree, stranger, but two of our folks hev been
strung up on that 'ere cottonwood out yon.
der,"
Newly Arrived Iriahman--a But what
good do limit out av it if I join the 3j ilayaian'
utual Benefit and protective Association P
Acclimated Djilesien—" We bury a mem-
bor ivory Soanday, an' it's a beautiful drive
the cimetary."
., y
Billy's 'little sister had fallen and hurt
bor nose, and cried a great deal over it.
Dearing her mother tell her to be careful
lest she might spoil it next time, he said :
What's the good of a nose to her ? She
never biows it"
Mrs. Goidduab—" Will yon kindly excuse
my daughter's delay, Herr Waohtamrbeinl
She is dressing for a german." Herr Waoh-
tamrhein (making an evening call)—" Oh,
matam, it vas a pity�eho should change her
dress on my agount..
a So you were caught in the act, madam 2"
remarked the judge gravely. "You de-
ceivedyour husband." " On the contrary;
your Honor, he deceived me," rejoined the',
lady promptly, "He said he was going out
of town, and he didn't go 1"
Myrtle—" Florence, is thab Fred Dnm-
ley's handwriting?" Florence—" Yes, dear;
I'm engaged to him, you know.' Myrtle—
"Yes, I know it. I was engaged to him
last Summer." Florence--" The dear boy,
I wonder who will marry him eventually."
At "prayer meeting in a Western town
the pastor urged the peopleto ask any
questions they would like to have asked.
This prompted an ell fellow to get up and
remark : "" What I want to know is of an
oath taken en a. Bible which h"z the feet
ten chapters of Genesis kissed offen itis
bindin, "
An "xtreme specimen of a dandy, alighted
from a four wheeler and went round to pay
the driver. The peer old rook -of -bones
snare tanned her head to gaze at him.
"Yes," said the driver confidentially to the
horse, as the passenger moved away, "" that's
the blessed hobjeot you've been .a-drawin'
of !"'
A poor Seotehmau who bad but scant
pasture for hie cow one day tethered her on.
the summit of a barren hillock. where nand
and stones Were far more plentiful than
vegetation, and, looking around him, ex.
elaimed ; " Weal, weed, Rlsy,. my lass, d
ye haena miekle to eat ye hiv at ony rate a
splendid view."
808 fur,
sur ere
e wearies,.
8 Visit The Ha ae.
x!' JOliti TORONTO,
I took my wall ayont the sea
WV thoughts on pleasure bent,
Fe' teeny years had gaed ower uta
Since free my hams 1 went..
Bit Poo i'ue here I stranger feel
Than, if 1 were abroad,
I find the apote I trent sae` weep
Cawed mine new (angled road 1
I dsunder up an' door the street
'here mute I need tae play.
Ari sgeree a hetit fees dsaa 1 meet
The leveling seen. ter% day 1
My heart is aair--I Panna toll
The reason wby it's 880—
.A'an' altentituee leek anyeer
Why do I feel sae was
I ask for Joalr, aP' Toru, AU' Ni ill— -
My orouies a' o' yore :
Some wane awe' -..some could nn' still'-
An' few are tae the fere 1
Imaaination's t+' M fent
1 find a'ot tae my eat ;—
For Time hie eubtlo change ha's wrou
Kent faces a' are lost 1
I ictur'd:them as when I last
elield each bonnie bro',
The lade an' laseiea o' the plat
Were men ati' wg nelt goo I
AOR' Some had even (pike forgot
That; ever I halo been,
Until we miudcd o' a let
0' GVeues we MIL had Seer. i
Then had we teeny a hearty laugh
Atm' thing art' neither.
An' as evade' cup we'd quail
We felt each like a britlier.
We took a trip fee down the Clyde
Allanthe hills an' heather,
Twait then 1 thgebt I'd like tae lade
In Seethe' it' theoither 1
The hills were just the very name,
The lochs an'' gl ua 440 bonnie,
I felt ainco mew I was at kerne—
At; prood o' helm as ouy I
Olt 1 Scotian' thou ehalt ever be
A patriot's boast a z' glory ;
r91 brag o' you when ower the sea,
erten tell this story d
Row Louts Dee a Dream Last ?
The "London Globe" says that this in-
teresting question has recently been dis-
cussed in Germany,, among others by Dr, F.
Scholz, who has given some etrikiug ex-
amplea front hie own experience and observa-
tion, 1t is nob possible to give a definite
answer; and probably enough dreams vary
very much In point of duration, Piet as they
vary in force and vividness, At one time.
tha figures of a dream, whether they emerge
from the horn or the ivory gate, are as real
as in life; the sorrow is even more intense,
the happiness more realistic.; At another
time they seem to live only in a pale moon-
light, and wewatch the scenes rather than
participate in them. It is very certain,
What Adie You ?
Do you have obstruction of the nasal
passages, discharges from bead and throat,.
sometimes profuse, acrid and watery, at
others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent,
bloody, putrid and offensive; dull, heavy
headache most of the time, with occasional
splitting headaches') are your eyes weak,
wa'ery, or iniiemed; is there ringing in the
ears, with more or less deafness ; do you
have to hack,congle and gag, in your efforts
to clear your throat in the: znarnin , ; do
you:expeotorate offensive matter, ecabe Iron
Wears, perhaps tinged with blood; ie your
voice changed and ie there a ",nasal twang"
to it ; is your breath offensive; are your
sepses of taste and, smelt impaired? If you
however, thee the majority ee dreams see !hege,all or any considerable number of these
only of naonentary duration, though extend- aemipt one, you are suffering from that most
ed occasionally to the length, of sk. zntnuts, eonimon anddangerous of nalediee-,-•.chronic
In proof of this, Dr. Soho z Lem the follow• nasal catarrh, The mere oomplfoated your
ing story from ids experience; " After disease has. become, the greater the number
excessive bodily fatigue and a day of mental and diversity of symptoms. No matter
strain, of a not disagreeable bind, I betook *hitt stage it has reached, Dr, Sage's Ce -
myself to bed after 1 had wound upp my ter.h Remedy, which is sold by druggists at
watch and placed it onthe night -table, Then only 50 cents, will cure it. The manufac-
Ilay down beside a burning lamp. Soon
I found mysel( on the high sea on heard
a_ well-known phip. I was again young,
and- stood on the look -nut: I heard
roar of the water„ and golden clouds ' their Garen,
turere of this wonderful remedy offer, in
good faith, 590• for a ease of Site disease
which they cannot eure.
Men sow their wild Oats and women new
sited round me. How long I so
stood I did not know, but it aeemed 4 very
long time. Then, the scene changed, 1
was in, the country, and my loug• lead
parents casae to greet me ; they took me to
church, where the loud organ sounded. I
was delighted, but at the same time wonder-
ed to ago my wife and children there, The
Pried mounted the pullet and preached, , It has re;eued many a stili d Iife I This
but I oauld not, understand whoa he Laid p
The voyage from Maiden fair to woman-
hood is a. a fttn attended with many perils,
Mothers er should insist upon their deugbters
beingn v prepared with every means of asfety.
U x ersal y acknowledged as the reliable
"" Life -preserver" on this rough sea of un-
oertainties. is Dr. L'4eree'a Favorite fres-
criptfon. Itthas averted many a disaster.
for the owed of the omen which continued op z,ar ;remedy lee preleased es ocLe11v for
to play, 1 took lily omen,
the head and omen, It is the only remedy of its chase
It
"Till the Father."
ear L. A. MORRISON.
(fn loving remembrance of "Harry," our
only boy, who died September llth, aged fi
yenta,]
'Tie the Fathmr'e TI ought,
That plans our lives, and anaulds our dee-
tiniee,
But from beyond these mortal myeteriea
There cornea, 'unsought,
This that the Lard hath wrow hb
And, though wo maynot comprehend i
Pt,
stili
We bow, submissive, to His Mind and Will,
And learn Hie perfect Thought.
The Little Town o' Tailholt.
Illi JAMES tt'rf1TOOMn 1ULEY.
You kin boattt About your cities, and their
tidy growth and size,
Andbrag about your country seats, and
business
enterprize.
And railroads, and factories, and all Lich
foolery:-
But
oolery—But the little town o' Tailholt is big enough
for me 1
4 contemporary wants to know in what
age women have been held in the highest
esteem. Well, anywhere from the age of
seventeen to forty-five. It depends a good
deal on the woman, though. There have
been very estimable and attractive women
at sixty.
End Man—t William, can you tell me
why a man sitting on a redhot stove is like
a man who has gone to. heaven?" Middle
Man—" 1 don't know, Mr. Bones. Why is
a man sitting on a redhot stove like one
who has gone to heaven ?" End Man—" He's
better off.
Two vagrants called on a kind lady in the
suburbs of Toronto. "To which of you
two shall T give this nickel ?" she asked.
First Tramp—" Give it to him, madame.
He has purchased the route from me, and I
am just taking him around to introduce
him to the customers."
Minister—" So youdon't believe the
story about the loaves and fishes,
""Bobby—
N-no, sir."."
Minister My little boy
believes it." Bobby—" Yes, but your little
boy has been going to Sunday school longer
than I. He's had more practice in those
things than I have.
Wife-" Why, John, what made you - get
such: a little =brolly with so much handle?'
Husband—" That handle's solid silver."
Wife—"Yes, but you can't put the handle
up when it rains." Husband—" Well, I'd
like to -know if I didn't 'put it up' for $5
during the last wet spell?" •
" When is yer gwine ter Frederiokeburg ?"
asked one Austin Barky of another. " I'm
gwiue to morrer mornin' in de early stn e."
"Don't o in der earl stage.' " Wh.
yerg,, .;a, y g Why
not, Pompey ? Bekase dem early stages
am sickly. I read a piece yisterday warnin'
folks about consumption in de early stage."
wit tete aseended the ahureh tower--bnt
a";ain the Beane was chaned. Instead of
being near my eon 1 steed'near an early.
known but loeg dead oflleer—I ought to ex-
plain that I Was an army surgeon during
the manoeuvrea, I was wondering why the
major aliouid look so young, when quite'
01088 in fly yarn an unexpected canna
s.ouuded. Terrified I was hurrylee otT,
when I woke up and xloticed than the sup.
poa:d cannon slot had its cause in the open-
ing of the bedroom door through someone
entering: 15 was as if I had lived through
au eternity in my dream, but when I look-
ed at my watch I saw that aiuce I had fall -
ea asleep not rnuro than one minute had
elapsed a niucli eliorter thug than it takes.
to relate the occurrence." Dr. Scholz lues
celleetei1 marry other examples of a aiinner
kind,
You. Can harp about yer churches, with
their steeples in the clouds,
And gas about yer graded atreete, and blow
about yer crowds ;
You kin talk about yer theatres, and all
you've got to see;
But the little town o' Tailholt is wide
enough :for me !
They haint no style in our town ; hit's
little like and small ;
They haint no churches, 'nnther ; jets' the
meetin' house is all ;
They's no aidewalks, to speak of, but the
highway's anus free,.
And the little town o' Tailholt is wide
enough for me 1
Some finds it discommodin' like, I'm willin'
to admit,
To hev but one Post Office, and a womern
keepin' hit,
And the drug store, and shoe shop, and
grocery, all three ;
But the little town o' Tailholt is handy
'nough for me 1
You kin smile, and turn your nose up, and
joke and hev yer fun,
And laugh and holler, " Tail-holts is better
holts 'n nun 1"
Ef the city suits you better, w'y hit's where
you'd orto' be,
But the little town O'Tailholt'a good enough
for me 1
Diseententment,
"A contented mind is a +continual feast.''
How *rue are tutee worda; and bow few
there are who ars eentent whit their lot in
life. The peasant in !debut, bin days filed
with labor, bas bis biessinga,
Sissimple life giveshim laealtheudrefreah
ing sleep, without which, all the wealth in a
nation would be no pleasure.
With what auger and discontent bo views
the life of those, who, in his eyes, are for•
tunateenoughto have a placoamoug the no,
die elan. 11 he could only be as they are,
he imagines, he would be more than content.
And they of the middle class are striving
to gain a foothold on the round above them,
of the slid ladder.
And thoao who have arrived as the pia-
neele of earthly fame or wealth, with what
jealous discontent they watchtheless favor-
ed fearing they may mount beside thefts or
pull them, down from their exalted position.
Melees we can hotter' our condition by hon-
orable meant, and•without deatroying the
llappipesa of those around lel. let us try to
be content with thoatation and surroundinge LI£ DANDY" PATENT BAGIHOLDER,
in which God hoe placed us, and, by our ox which every farmer wants now, costa on'y
MOO, aid other8 to see that what is our lot, cop as hithere
3�or nis iaoll) Imminent,
sendingjilceYto obtained
le bent for us. ALLI.ti a CO., World Building, Toronto.
The Raw, (Jutting Winds
Bring to the surface every latent pain. A
change of even a fen degrees marks the
difference between comfort and pain to many
persons. Happily disease now holds less
away.', Soience is continually' bringing for-
ward new remedies -which successfully
combat disease. Poleon's Nerviline— nerve
pain cure—has proved the most successful
pain relieving remedy, known. Its appli-
oation is wide, for it .is equally` efficient in
all forms of, pain, whether internal or ex-
ternal. Ten and 25 cents a bottle, at drug-
gists.
"Haw?" stuttered De Masher, "s'cuse
me, ma deah, fellaw, but weeny, yer know,
your ears are, : 'poo' my word, yer know-
they're too long for a man, don't yer know."
ca Humph !'•' ejaculated Stumbles, " that's
where the 'difference is between you _and
me." " Eh ?' - What do you mean, deals
boy,?" inquired De Masher. "Why, yours
are too short for an ass 1" returnedScumbles,
bold by drugg alta under a positive guarantee
to give eetisfeetioa. This gementee has
been faithfully o.►tried out by the me nu-
feeturere for many years.
oriental combinations of color aro in
vogue,
Detectives Wanted,
to ferret out and discover, if they oau, a,
sie$14 rasa where De. Pierea's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery has been need fortorpld liver;
indigestion, impure blood, or couanmption
iu its early ategee, without giving immediate
end permanent relief ; provided, of course,
that the direotious have been reasonably
well followed,
A.P. 422
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Eli ile.7, Oeanlrll',ltldowt40eoT'eretilo.
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EA L i.ra l a li zzucea. oanoan dal bere,ges.
yllTCifi;Lf,. Ialaavme+, air.
a1ENTS1 lltli?,BPI.4YED: We hauefte only
stuudied a geclalties, of Rrhleh no other arm has
a rash. to sell In atlaz]a,. write us, Tarbox Ems.,
Toronto, tint.
est Rs
Y. Caie! asdeees solicited
d
MONElLI, Financial Agt.
Rstablkhed'Iy3P, 72 Bing St. E., Termite?.
xtM0R3, ULCERS.8CRQF4LA
�� .� the'knttee. A ole DM W oL
88f1Tfl, itli Queen Se 5., Toronto'.
NTAMUIO VETERINARY CQLt 0R—OVER
Ll live hundred ttudeaets 1 a eucceettulpraotice; tees
(
fittvSellers p:riesfhon; Raton 1893-1) begins October
20th. Principal, Prot 9MITUi V. S., Toronto
It TLC [ION SFZ5OIai .1F • ^•A 0:001;1
Till 10,—Vssear s S—arm. Aso Dnvx
Yea..so.—Workion Stoves Pipes, Is1Ut Stooks, ole
Cit and QJ LYun Right or Entirecau Jinn Potent
foe Sale, W. SSERY, Noswecir, Orr,-
That Pitifili Quarrel,
The controversy between Dr: Mackenzie
and the German doctors over the treatment
of Emperor 'Frederick is now to be carried
to the courts, Mesara. Bergmann and Ger.
bard. having decided to bring suits for libel
a;allnee their Bestish associate. The quarrel
is really pitiful ; and it may be said that no
person would have deprecated a eimiler con-
troversy more than the patient and uncom-
plaining auf oror, over whose lingering tor.
tura the current dieagreoment has arisen,
Romance.
Er ALEXANDER r,rACAULEY.
Sow dull and prosy would our lives become
Did we not court thee, golden haired
romance.
Until 'we're caught in most delicious trance,
And like a soldier when he heara the drum,
Or, as a child at eight of sugar -plum,
We all life's joys a million trees enhance
And in a blaze cf glory straight advance
As though of happiness we had the sum.
And who will say thab it has been for
nought,
That thus we build frail castles in the air,
Which after by a sadder heart is brought
As is a drunkard sober unaware ?
Howe'er it be humanity must cling
To thee, romancer who aoarat on downy
wing.
The Bat Free.
Dealer (to clerk)—"I'm going to mark
those boys' diagonal suits $15 to -morrow."
Clerk -"Fifteen dollars t Why we've
been selling them for $10 all along.''
Dealer—"I know it, but I'm going to give
away a base ball bat with each one of them
frde of charge."
u1ORONTO CUTTING Sells °L.—Gentlemen
deitrous of acquiring a thorough knowledge
of garment cutting should visit as. Scientific and
reliabio syet.ma taught whereby perfect luting gar•
anents are produce I. Circular with lull information
onappli,ation. a,CORM JAN, Prop.,l_.Yongeat.,
Toronto.
A Cure for Drunkenness.
The opium habit, depsomanla, the morphine
nervous prostration paused by the use of to aeon,
n mentalde ression softening o the rain
wakeful ess g b
oto., premature old age, loss 'of vitality caused by
over exertion of the brain, and loasof natural strength
from any pause whatever. Men—young, old or mid-
die+aged—who are broken down from any of the
above causes, or any cause nat,nentionecl above, sem
your address and 10 cents in stamps for Lubon'e
Treatise in book form, of Diseases of Man. Books
sent sealed and secure from observation. dddress21.
V. Liming 47 Wellisrtonstreet Haat. Toronto, Ont
We are sure to have a season of jet trim-
ming, judging from the quantity, fineness,
and variety of these goods seen on trimming
counters in the best houses."
California.
Ask for tickets via the old.established and
favorite overland route comprising the Chic-
ago &•North Western. andUnion and Southern
Pacific R'y's. Two fast trains leave Chicago
daily with ,unrivalled- accommodations for
first and second-class passengers. Rates no
higher than by other lines. Baggage -check-
ed through. Full information, covering
rates, etc., with time table and maps, given
by J. ,H. MORLEY, Canadian Passenger
Agent, 69 Yonge at., Toronto, Ont.
Moose cloth is the name given to the cam-
el s
amel's hair stuffs which come with improved
surface finish, but longer, stronger hairs
thrown into the weft. ,
Coff No More.
Watson's. cough drops are the best in the
world for the throat and chest, ;for the voice
unequalled. See that the letters R, & T. W.
are stamped' on each drop,
A TTENTION lea0EIIT31—Ladies or gent:emen,
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the world. Som=thing new and noede5 •n every
household. Sells like hot cakes, Sample by mall,
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Address, C. W. DENNIS, 0 Tonga Street Arcade.
Toronto, Ont.
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portations of English; 011094#,,,,Pined Macrio 3 Ilcg Casings. Orders filled rot
any desired gaantity. xy.ltc for prices. JAIL.
I"ARR & SOF, 4L to. 47 St, Lawrence Market,, !kq.
MOO.
el Estes BUSINESS 'COLLEGE, Cada k
€7C eret.. The Fifth Scholastic/ Year began Sept
1st, Tee system -ol education pursued as;a4t ones le.
teliecivai ant tl ¢menti;- pra:tlea1, meeting Irk* verq^
marked degree the require,nente of this prograsaiee
and Commercial age. y'ew,if any, of, the griduat09
aecordicg to the showing of past results, need below
unenap'oyed, To mention their trainingschocl is. ass,
role, a passport to eligible and :luerative situat1008.,
Addroee, At. Nee CJL5MtCIC, Prtneipai.
EMULSION
OF COD LIVER ER ®,<• 'WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES.
It is Palatable as Mille,
It is three times as efficacious as
plain Cod Liver 0i1.
It is far superior to all other so-
called Emulsions.
It is a perfect Emulsion, does not
separate or change.
it is wonderful as a flesh producer.
It is the best remedy for Consump-
tion, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wast-
ing Diseases, Chronic Cough and
Colds.
b'otd by alt _Druggists, Goo. and $1.00.
M I IE&Y DEi' OS
IMMENSE nook of Machinery to select fron.
ST
Send for Lis
111. W. PETRI E, Brantford, Ont,
aired Glass
CR1JIiC11 S, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBI,IO BUILDINGS.
OMUSL ND S
'TO Ring St, W., Toro
C1e' 4t t PERMANENT
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_.. nW ava l sU u au
Q I> COIR1POB,4TED 181911. Head }
Head OIca Toronto 1�Or, 'Toronto
Subscribed Capital. $ 4,589.50*
laid tilt Carpi tel ... 2,500.000
Fetal .Lftbml8 ......... ........... 10,000,000
Tha enlarged capital and resources at thin Qempaay,
together with the inoreeeed, facilities It has recently
acquiredtorsupplyln„ land owners with cheap money,
enable the plrectare to meet with promptness and at
the lowest mitten% rate el interest all requirements
for loaaaupon satletaetorv* real estate security.
Application mar lie,uadetaeltarrol the Company.*
loci Appraisers. or to
J, HERBERT IM ON•tdintr'g. Director, Toroat0
Young ivien
SUFFERING, from the effects of early evil habits, the
result of ignorance and, folly, who find,;themselve
weak, nervous and. exhausted ; also Mnioas-Aoso and
OLD MEN whin are broken down from the effects of.
abuse or over work, and in advanced life feel the
consequences of youthful excess, send for and read
M. v. Lubon's Treatise on the Diseases of Men. The
book will be sent sealed to any address on receipt of
two 3c. stamps. Address,
M, V. LUBON, Wellington St. E., Toronto,Ont
FOR ONE CENT
You can learn whereto get a
FreeHome&Farmof48OAcres
Finest sol! best water, land all for settlers, Send
your address on Postal Card for maps, boobs
and all t nlormation.
J. M. HUCKINS.
4 Pamirs house Illaok, Toronto.
TIty TUE CELEBRATED
85.
' IMMEDIATELY Ari
rthe b e
I{I ��11i � toba f
+7rllbelRe um_
Reek of the well'kosowo S5 ilathan eaN e
Ogee. Li era terms and steady work,. 4 t,
TUE P. W. B>*4.1DI.s lruRSE?cy Co, I4
axfiaxlaes, out.
EMPIRE
BLEND`
ial
COFFEE,,
• Guaranteed Pure.
Ellis & Keir hley, - Toronto.
Facial Blemishes,
as SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES,
Permanently Removed,
without pain and no DISFIG-
UREDIENT. No depilatories used.
Send for paattoulars. written guar-
antee given. melees,
A. DORENWEND,
PARIS HAIR WORKS,
103 & I05-YONGErST., TORONTO
eatherBeltin;
BEST VALVE IN THE D0SI1.'M-I'{i'N.
WON &0O, MAKERS, 70 Mihir ST• E, TORQIITQ'
Feud far Fries Leta aoci Flseouute.
DELAYS ARE
DAPIDERDUSE
Pont wait unW you
re burnt outer tab
ardpNge0, Sale eaaeeoeaswCby,doo5aeebaa
et primal, eta,at
S. S. KUIRAT.,L.
ay Craig Sk. PAR=
an ale - Royal Nan Btealluibill
ing during winter tram Portland ereryThruelay
aldax every Saturday to Idverpool.and [mune.
reauquebeoevery Saturday to Liverpool, calfros
ndouderry to land mails and passengers toa
i aril Ireland ; also from Baltimore, vis s25-
rpt, Jahns, N. 1e, to Liverpool, for5D kt .
essailduurrl a win to steamers Ile roof the Dive
m fish
d,. Basten and Philadelphia; and durts,CeuAa
er tweea Glaeszew sad /entreat weekly; 01q or'
ere hely, and 01aegow and R
paw go or ether Information
bwnaehc; & Co., Ilslthnore : 8, Oran
ibx; Shea di Co., 81, Jcbn'%. Nfld.; W
h Jahn, N. B.; Allen i ca., adman
I`ve di J.11dez,, New yiork; B. Benriler, Toronto
Quebec a Minds.
Male, Iiae & Co., Q.,u� . was, AroW4I .
phu t D. A Allen Pere:and Bosian..Bonteea!,
Nervous Debility.
DR, aaAre Specific bu bean used for tkto
&.toner years, with great nieces, ea the teatime *b al
nervone debility, and all disss.es artalnr;rola ex.
cease., over worked bra s:41 sof vitesUty, Acyl.; is
the ears, palpitation, eta. For sale by all dregg!sls"
Price, Ii per box, or 0 berate for 06, or will Intimater
mall on receipt of price. Parnpbloi oa appllostka..
THE GB4Y MEDICINE CO., Toronto".
We terer.t.ildreeese,hachertiklbe atlilrtkarloryrta
WhenBreadmaker's Yeast is t esutjett bejoresr...
Jlta,sttea ir.°e.iollthe resl,
So sire knows the best, jli�!,i1e
t "si,
Corrse her bread is the u'hilesl, leer urns ere the
eind:.eeat all t. etenteakesskedaresetb oreris.
BUY THE BREADMAKER'S YEAST. PA10E 5 COM
CHOEE FARMS FOR SALE IN Alt PARTS OF
MANITOBA.
PASTIES wishing to purchase improvedefauItobs
Farms, from !s"0 acres upwards, with immediate•
possession, call or write to G. 1. MLIJL9t4\T, Ito.
Arthur's Block, Main St., Winnipeg. :information
urnished tree of charge, and settlers assisted in
makingseleotlon, Mom To Loan at current rate*.
o inter
Whaley Royoo & Dor,:
BERLIN WOOLS IN ALL COLORS,
Selling at Sc. per oz,
SETLAN D AND ANDALUSIAN WOOLS, Se
per oz.: Baldwin's best FingerIng and Fleecy
Wools, 100 per skein ; Saxony' Wool, all oolora.l0cper
skein; Merino Wool, all colors, 10o Em-
broidery
,
skein;
broiderySilks, every color, 103 dozen skeins; Ameri-
can A,raseue, 30c dozen skeins; English Ar.asene,
large skeins, 8c skein; stamped Toilet Sets, a pieces,
85o set; Stamped Tidye, newest designs, 25o each;
Stamped Splashers, do., 40 and 50e each. Ladies will
always find with us the very newest material for
fanoy work. Goode oan be sent to any part of Canada
by post. Write for price list. A trial solicited.
HENRY DAVIS, Importer, 232 Yonge Street, To-
ronto. Please mention this paper.
LADIES' Dress and Mantle Cutting by thi
new and improved
TAILORS'. Q
TA O :SQUARE.
S
uS,tisfaction'rnaranteed to teach ladies the
II art of cutting all garments worn by
dies an 1 oiitdcea, PR),'. SYflxd, 349i
lam St. W, Turonto- Agents Wants d,
283 Tonga Street,'
Toronto
The Cheapest Place In
Canada for
BAND INSTRUMENT&
New and Second -nand
Agents for
"BE,SS.ON
and "HIGHAli1
Band and Oroheste
MUSIC.
Repairing of Band
struments a specialty:
Send for. Catalogue.
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Cure Ail Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels,
Sloep!esshess, Female Complaints, DRUNKENESSEmir
itt6 '.r
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Blood,Liver. Kidney, Urinary Organs, hlervOUsraess,
1,000 Reward paid fora case they 'will not cure-