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End Noses.
Bad noses seem to be the efa °Hon of
Many persons who take great care of their
health. A nose always reddish at the Aldo
and groleieg friahtfully -red at the firse
tench o cold ie. 'Only 4 humiliation, and
when it comes witholal use of malt or spiritu•
QU8litaleree in spite of the oloseat pentane'
Pare, te is rho sign of deep seated internal
disordere. Creanspacted dieeese of the ire
testInes, jiflnimation which, gives litele dis-
'comfort, ter piles, ;signal their lurkiag ;Imager
by tide ,peretsteue redness of the 1:1031h At
°Bee lay aside the nee et vehite bread and
peetry forever, making whole 'wheat meal
bread, awl •wheeteii grim the ;staples of diet,
withoae discerding Meat or other aeeepteble
food, 'Butt the nee-ef belted fie lineri e -
;Tensible tar meet of the bolo> ezhimitton,
an the worst itlismenatory ;Madden of
modern eivirz:d life. The 6xPeriePee et the
wheat phyaiciatte oreafirma Mei aud nethfeg
eeu be said too stroagly agaiest this waste
of vitality and dilating the most necassarV
food of the system, A woman with a red
tide should wear e, wet bendage about the
hips, and tare tepin eitz 'bathe eleily to re,
Have internal irlibpatnaticm, a treatmene
'Which of itself ie eisonah to cure inany ab-
dominal dements without: the degrading and
palate' pradieee ooMMOD, in melt ceses,
feexetivete like compeu,nd licorice powder
Oge aid iseene or cmitor ell, thetild be used
freely, begieniug witb. a dole aightly for
three nights, then one every tbird night for
a fortnight or a month, as suits tiee pereon,
This rentovea accumulated wastes which
flamethetimues, 444 if the nealaih of using
eeetee feed bee been eateblithed meentime,
antture Will prevent farther troable, Bet
THE GICEVALIER D'A$SAE.
Daly arid Love ofEetentry atenter Than Ike
1401410ea rrerozy.
What is laerelema It is mere then brute
courage. It is .aomething beyoad a 'desiee
for glory, alapaleon at tb.e, Nide of Loan
Cte Jar rueleing ;tingly ou the Spanish rantaa
Je or: y eaUingthreuab, the Om of the British
fleet—are alt fi m heroes, but Wm their's
ehe highest type 4# berenetn1 The testi of
aeceusion i heroin 'bend; found la faeulty,
beto in the sentiment which direoto the feed.
ey; the love of glory, the frenzy of the seldier
eattle, muse therefore yield the pain
dntereetednees of mathaient to the, love
of country Or the sense of eilesty, and the
horn as spatrioe takes proCedentle of the
hexo as a soldiete
No atera effeeted toe, Whate a Yntillg
an the fete of the elhavaller D"Assas.
The Mal. giallo:1th ',theta Rd% to Fratre was
plighted,
Old AuVerg tee Child, who for her honor died,
Whenlite andlove and loyecne ineeltdelighted-
He Was Et abblelpale4 eon and wee engag-
ed to be married to a beeattlfal girl, 11Mb
When the Pouch Revolutem beaae and the
COM of Frence weeo celled upon to defeed
their ogle() bad, 1141(40 the old aucestrat
coatis ie the heart of Auvergete arul with a
beea 0 retainer's marebed %leder Moreeu
agabiee tae li4vtieriaa artnY ea the Gennep
border.
Gee dark night as Ilia men were on mead
awl be biateett Was doing pieket duty,
yeung D'Amee wits captured by a aped, of
the enemy who managed to get between hire,
and his oWla Mee.
Meta WOrdie ypu. are a deed ram% my
master," was the gram whisper of him cep -
tom, end he felt the ellerfe potato, of their
heyeetete, at lala threat. Teem was fie deep
low porignui baNa any idea of the etrict ramie plot see the batten; of lila steteere, The
mall Ammer y to ham whea eoetere has DAVatiolail biped be 4=0Y/the Frenele out,
vino fallen too aim*, allng without pat, mid for tbie purpase they ceeducted
eoarae breeds ;ley or ewe becanee tdem their captive t7War4 tae Prelude wetebare,
Dotted) domeetio Ctreeertiellne to preVielet it threatelnieg him with leetent cloth if he
15.ta throw leervene person be,* tete elev. gave an germ or zeineed to give the orsouter-
lemeetee, oppremien of the bride and very elgu,
ijkelyneeraigia, jeatio, oast who is diet- A. deem rode they edVattetdaasty
lag for eareelealee, watch inoludee purity when audcively in the dariteem roee a
o blowl, win and, very elight irreemlerities einette•like fOrgil and thameh the elette,
oe teed and aebitaualo the geed of weeks of betehed 41r eenee the etern OOMUlaltd;
care, All *delete' kuow that ass;4 Ice °Mit I' or the emmterelge14
weter or arieh filtitateated et the wog time D'Aseee was petaled, forward end two
Will so deetrey their Atte physical belanee a !sword pout* placed at Ks limk.
to lean the prolace of areentliacaatly train. "Give in or diet Q tick!" was the whirl.
• ifealtli awl aupreinely good conditicat vexed threat lamed into bia ear.
are so preeleue, iesalimble to ue that prob. Re atoll* Omit a moment, but there 'Woe
tsh!V elttrellle eere ie net tee high a ne tlacught of wavering in, hie breve aod
vice to ikepeees les with Re worth, leyel heera The eseet baetaut blavoleeravg
A red -nom or a alethei face will eaaneso,
tarty, tlerattade the am of pewder to reuteay
▪ entaghtlioese, ;lather, & eed far;
pewder cols 'tbe leffentratetien at the Skin,
and uothing le better Olen precipitated car.
tozate of eine with an equal pate otPreucla
eloc, which is reelly a Una asepeteme, vrbIte
and adbeitive. Vematit powders are not to
be rmarnmeneled, delieete a; their effect
nay be. A little semi pewder laid en earl
spread with the tips of the fiegers veil* the
redeem and mama tbe he leer; oily. Two
lotion; are reeommended for red nests and
fecee.one A very week molt of white vitriol
dissolved in soft water, aity thebulk of a pea
in a pint of water. The strength of chem-
icals varies so with age and expeaure that
It Is male, seta to judge such wattle* by try.
bag them on A moreel of Wu. It they burn
or amertunplemently, sedum with water,
onful by epoonfal, till only a slight irra
tetatIon Is felt. The aecond lotion is fifteen
grains of tomato acid dlmolved in five ounces
of eemplaor water. These wattles aro to be
applied wItle a apoiage or cloth. to the face
and knit° dry leveret times A day, Bey from
six to twelve tiM05. 'When the rednees of
the face le duo to latent eryelpeles no time
should be loaf: In consulting a good dootot,
end entering on a thorough come el treat-
ment by bathe and out -door living to Swat
the horrom of settica &tame.
Ruuntor DARE.
.1••••••1,
out fun aud Um:
"Auvergne, Auvergne, here is the feel"'
They Were his lett werda. In another mo -
runt he fell deed, pierced by the Beverien
'word%
Bet the lamp awed. Tee atartlea
French petrel out and the Bavariene were
driven back. Ner was the youog bero'a
name forgotten.
The Two Blabop.
Mien the Ilisbap E lluburgh was in this
cemetry he 'Bishop Willietne 0 fame
aleCtitelli aliddietown. Habited lit the
Enelielt Eplecopel (teatime of areal -breeches
and, lank *ilk atookinge, ho alighted Iron;
the train, mei Was at onceaceested hy Bieber
Williams, although the two men had never
met melt other before, "Tell me,'" alked
Bishop Willierne, after the Arse greetinge,
"bow did you know Trio " 05, by your
face," repliea his Lenitbip of Eilnburgh.
"1 luta* one demur photogrephr, you know.
Bet toll mo in return. how you knew me"ola
Oe,by your legs. repliett Da Williams,
glancing with an amused emile at the well.
tumea calve; of hie pod,- La. Y' Tau%
A Etroug Diet
One of the moat popular fallaolea is the
idea that the eoueuroption of a large amount
of meat le necessary for health or to main-
tain strenyth„ It is a tact well known tbat
the atrongest animals are vegetarians. No
fanner would think et feeding his harem or
oxen beefsteak or resat beef In order to add
to their atrozagth, even if this kind of food
Wore as °beep as corn or gram. The ele,
pbant, the atronged of animas, la a vege-
tarian. Tho same is true of tho human
race. The gatherers of rubber -gum In South
Amerlea, intact all day among the moon.
tains, penetrating dense foreats, climbing
among the most precipitous peake, carrying
all the time upon their shoulder's, a load in-
creasing in weight until it reaches one
hundred and fifty to two hundred pounds;
yet they aubeist upon a purely vegetable
dietary, the chief azticlee of food being plan,
tains and benanas. The Rem= soldiers,
who built such wonderful roads, and carried
a weight of armor and luggage that would
orush the average farm-hand, lived on coarse
brown bread. Taey were temperate in did,
and regular and constant in exercise. The
Spanish peasant worke every day, and dam.
es half the oight, yet eats only his black
bread, onions, apd water -melon. The Smyrna
porter eats only a little fruit, such as olives,
yet he walks cif with a load of a hundred
pounds. The coolie, fed on rice, is more me
t.ve and eau endure more than the negro, fed
on fat meat. The heavy work of the world
is not done by the men who eat the greatest
quantity. Moderation in diet seems to be
the prerequisite of endurance.
Niehtmare.
This is the reeult of a condition of the
nervous system in which the cerebrum is
active, but in whit& there is no control of
the lower part of the brain,—that pare which
controls muscular action. A person oan feel,
but cannot! move. It seems to be a sort of
temporary paralysis of the muscles of motion.
It is sometimes caused by overheating of the
spinal cord (feather -beds are not entirely
out of fashion yet), and aleo by pressure
of the stomach upon the aorta. Perhaps
tha stomach is distended by a late supper of
various indigeitible viands, and lying upon
the back this great load impels the °iv:elation
of the blood to the lower part of the body.
Sometimes nightmare is due to purely ner-
vous causes, and eau be cured by curing the
nervous disorder whioh has brought it on.
IleireMee to $75,000,000.
There are two little girls in Toecoe who
are related, on their father's fade, 0 ex -Gov
prod Fenton, of New York, me President
Grover Cleveland, Governor Hill, Mr. Fergo,
et Wells, Fargo 44 Co., and on their mether's
;side to ex.Pesiep J Hereon Deo:a, end
thus are a cennecting link between the Nerth
and Senth.
They MI tree their niol'and ancestry
beck aaa Yearn to a Wealthy nobleman named
Wieber, He lett a will becomati iag
00O bo to be held in trust 9a0 years, and then
to be divided among hie desceadante who
ahoteld, at the sxetattfenef Ogee tiMee he
living, and, 0 addoe, piens arta j,Welti
valued at $16,000,40II to be likewise ditid.
ed in the Ante WAY.
Ten Years Were, by the terms ot the Willi
to be added to the 20Q, during whtch time
the beixa were to bo hunted OP, alUl it 41
were found, the vast sum, the Otte, and the
lehm; iti
weelewere could
retcobe ezbodyfsioimuentrathisbeIreoeent
wealth was to go to the crown of Hellen&
It so happened that one of the heire wai a
Sett eaPtele, aPel he e04.14 not be found,
though meat diligent and iteSioue search was
made for him. Ten yeere tiew 'swiftly by
And brought no tidings of the lost cepealu,
theneh he was the Peeelasary liek in ebein
thateehtleetel the heirs to thegreat treasuree
He wee never foned and so the 'treasure Watt
0440 ovor
to Hollmara king and amen,
and theth lLtlaTwee* laliee Will never get
taeir shere.
The prevent glean of lioRmad is a little4
side only a few years older eltao the sweet
little mines weeomeramee ma toddling along
Toceoaas stream. The News euggeate that
fetter be eant from thees Iittle ledies to the
Cod mid Bad Parente.
To gretify a child is A keen delight, but
to make lb do its duty h often troublesome.
To let it off a lesson costs only a word ; to
give it a toy la an lash of a few pence ; to
ley It is tome fond and Mattering words is
no trouble at all, But the moment you
Wein to enforce a duty or compel the faithful
performance of a teak you encounter *3ifli 14
me. 'V ea have to take trouble and preetla
some of the ordinal virhwe :you have to b
petient, firm, and es•ise. 040 of the dif
forences between a geed parent and a bad
parent is thip---e. good -parent treats Ida child
in the way that etall be moetebentficlal to 1
when It has grown up; a bad pareet thinks
only of the ohildts enjoyment of today.
Etads 41qzLo fl 1 GyoLEsuotrittird,
There ern many blood thelicineS aver- - A. T.
tieed, but °My cne that baeked up by its goer:ma ;ass
alenufeetards with a certificate of gueran-
tee, and thet cae la Dr. Pierces G Aden
/4edieal D;seovery, Vibiell is sterrantect to
benefit or cure IA all diseases for which it la
recemmoutied, or money peid for it will be
promptly refunded. tpuree all akild, S&P
and scrofulous effeetioes, gores and evreit-
ittegna,tzelt theem, totter alai kindredm
A dapper yoneg kla bought a yacht,
*ad op De the etern of her ranee
She made a wild lune,
He b4etZWitrd d14 plunge,
And down In the water he eecbt,
.1 man wThitheQuBtowekhOdfoluldlLbievUe.8in a rcpors
aratlitte. 4 Treatiee espevially written on
Diamees of Man containing Petite For alen
of Ad Agee 1 Should be read by Old,
Middle Agel and Young Men, Proven by
the Sete of Self a Million to be the mese
popular, beceuee written le language plains
foreiblO and instructive. Pealtleal present -
mime of Uedieel Common Senee, Valuable
to Irsvalids who are weak, nervous anel ex
4:tasted, showing terelv Meatus by whiele they
may be eared. approved by eaitors, critiea,
AO the people. Sanitary, Social, Seleape
objects. Also gives a tleeeription sped-
ao Nck. 8, Tee. Great Health Renewer;
navel of Healleg and Hoke weer of Medi-
einelsa,t largely e4plaine the myeteeles of
lUelaylte temitioge, heath may he mato*
taleed. Tito Lek will teeth you how to
make life worth 'Leine', If every adult be
the civilized world weeeld read, underetand
and fellew °or view% there worad he
yeeeg famettaetieg her to seed over eome tf world of Peysical, ietellectuel epd moral
;hat taaaaaaar and Plata and j3wala to tha giente. This /leek wW be fennel atiethful
rightful boles flatecoa (04,) News, preaeatatiOre el feet*, ValCIllated to do geed.
The book 4 !Abele, the Telismen 4 Health I
8 Bo' .tt w4g, betly and jey to the heart. It is A meteage
p. a and Allmt 1
a Moat -411T Bringa Mem to tlee theek, atreegth to the
-oe Tara- to the MS' and Otherwate, lathenaiSpeel,
0 N , the Spit 0 Rolla, Those who
ONTARIO MUobey LIFE
lo
thas
y°1
laws - 4 with a fedelese wreath, Vest atomism
of hoek will he crowned
,Truaataaa3rca te4t4 et MtertirKS,Ortett the triVer and teetlilea to the
,
Re Nieeteteeth gefOug, Ile eterlen. v.„,„f,,,130 44.3,4c:ref! bACciag Not 8. An Man
eallay 23re. Ir.9, though not quite as inrge as In W AO are Broken Down from overwork or
aline fettagf Tkar33 wa*s U*134 Jj901Ullt4"*41 mrd '4:rawr gAlitea 110 mentioned, in the Above,
fhe meeetttive,
Rrssid,ot, g gig hoelo; elefintel send ter aatl reed 44 Velueble
ware, *vet ellebitt441.1B4441.CIL*148 eaV t gat rtat4 %le ofn
. atelaedt eteRN Vrh pWt lolfbteetICIP. i71 ystateadapfeet, tot
epeetal eat et the .A.nonal Meeting, pay peetage. 4.410reset all orders to al. V.
Tees:lot:woos the Ace pee at the last session , „
I the lenninien Perlitnaent. taausend Om Company's 4.4"1"-tn., X. \DOM 40. i4V 4vrIQ Street R., Tetene
ree14,,-.4tereeer'altres4tt t'lla741;_141:Y1A1Pg4PrtYVethi 101°5: 31stretta:43.44 tolfC;S:t4:'livlAs with /moor la to die with
the Speast General ousting waKr4.
THE ANNUAL mEETINVI
ez Co7-Tany waters% held Teo se:retary having Onaumptleta qmb•1:;,gunam
read the rawe caGi ;a' the mtotirg, oa nactloa tee
P, liter ; eee
nehreetit Anateel Meeting were Wren is
reed, ani Ce.ner-Xtd, The Prettleat then teal the inform year reeler, Mat 1 bave
witztateetta' ereinv imeely for the above teemed dimme.
It off aril soar ItElectzti inu;11 pesue le el4 tise thontaude of boaeletes
leittere; tleetattrain: elattnant bithz Wales at our 44,4" sl 42431 vrrauwativ coma, realm
Cempeeeete be Mee te report to the members that ,,„_
the text malt 0 the felatneo ttentachil destine' the r g4•F'w, 5=4 4+Wu 444V; -W41 4 xv44WW
year leati that c! *ny nrevieue Tear The Mil to OW et yeur reeler" Waa havo CCM-
Otw eatemegra lanai. enema to *4,7444?), ender woreyeeen el they will mend nee taaaa E.
Leta plaice, and the rctal waeuet in term ee met rem sad P 0 ediresa Besp'y, T
112,verallor nudge pel;:yles. The _ • ___ • • T.
pregtessito itcreste of the poet ten year* le leettaao C. 164 „ Walt A1101146 St.,
OlAr Premium and intenat Mono
he bees tall, Toronto,
wairataime. A. 466.
Oar totol Outs at at Mit Detember last aZIOanted P.
to entneata eel our eerplee Over an eines" al lira
Make me reach lel the bealiOrne cam tLev,zar.e).
armi71Vtu4br.nar:412rpanetgiatlg
pertlen of this surplus alit be held In hand AI a
/nu:goo against future reductions in the tato of
larerest and other cOatingem:!sr
HE BOILER INSPECTION
AND INSURANCE CO. OF CANADA.
Establithed for the prevention of steam Wier explo-
sioo by proper impectione. Si. aux Canreot,
0 Ontario, Postdate. Read
Olibec,2Toroote St.:Toronto, Ont. CORSO=
IRO ENGINEERS anti
SOLlCITORS OF PATENTS
Gyn. °jun% Cikiggngioter, A. nuns, Sec y,.
(grt441llr;lz°,`:t h "JitIt 'tie° let
th , 11 a Ledo tra acted
roivelderably grater; atal the ratite et expense hae
been redeued to IS I-5 pet cent, I-heels:a.% reduct'oe
'41,rg fat; g:7:4fIg wg,'1,!'24 tbm4V:
0 r is%
been valtted hy theeti n re at the al leernment Waite
atee Department ano the r.scro rereelred to be held
hai been certided at correetby the SuptrIntendent et
Ira tranee for the Dorainioe. .Atter the regtae
annual Audit. the Vcceutivoe Cennultteeed the
again entre%) teaufhied la detail all Oil gee:tenth '
embraced in I h general statement of are:ts and
found Mein ctrrect and in peeper order. The de.
tailed etaternent preparet ar,d duty certified to by
your Auditore le herewith eubruitted foryone cocain -
Whoa and dispetal.
You will he caled on to eleeft our Directore to the
piece of II. 11, Britton, John Marehall, Featcie 0.
Brace and J. Neu Pieter, whose term of cillee hsa
expired, but who aro all eligible for rii.electioe.
Oa behelf cf the boaed,
Isaac Pon sefee, Pres.
• Printed (Wee at the Financial Statement nod
AUditotie Ttep:rtior 3E83 having been distributed
„ apoog the nibilires, the tatedent moved the Mop.
• Oen el the various motto Ile coegratuleted the
• policy lioldere on the Womble ?mite of llie vearei
cperatione, obtaine I nt a Iowa, ratio of expenditure
teem in prerloas years nrd lower than the expense
t redo of
au v et our Candi to competitors, ADA one ex.
caption only; IN bile the voter in 0 Madinat has been
wtll maintained and ite (pi improved. The new
Wetness of the client year was much In execthof that
written during the same 1 cried In any previous year,
oviCncing the con*Inued popularity of the Company
and warranting the hope thee the net report the
Direct° e may have the privilege ef tubanittleg will
I. e the best aver eXpeencEd in the history of the
Company. np had= hesitation in etasing that The
Ontario wag never more deeerving of the supped and
et:gel:fence of Its members and of the petrenage of the
insuring public than it le at the present time. E
liten, E.q, Q C, James Vow, E M P, Joseph
W rd, q, of the wholesale Min et Metiers Word,
Carter Se
Co,, ontreal. and others ably Elm.
ported the motion, wh'ehe'fir crippled amid appleuee.
Messrs .Tackson and Scullyhavingbeeomapmanted
by vote of the members present auditore for the cur-
rent year, the Scrutineers Appointed to take up the
ballots having reporeed the re.eleetion of the retiring
I./treaty!, and the customary vote ot thanks to the
Board, the Officers and the Agents having been ten.
dered and responded to, tbe meeting was brought to
a close. The Directors met subsequently and re-
elected I E Bowman, President, and under the
amended charter elected 0 31 Taylor 1st Vice and
Robert Melvin 2nd Vice. Presidented tbe Company for
the ensuing year.
A High -Spirited. Girl.
"But if you don't love him, Clara, why
are you going „to marry him ?"
" Because he dare3 ma to, mamma. He
knew my high spirited nature, too. Oh
make him sorry enough for it, done you be
afraid I"
wallowing the Instet.
You saw, sir," exelaimed the actor,
choking with wrath as he rushed into the
newspaper offi le after the evening perform-
ance was over and leaned over the editor's
table, "howl was treated this evening. I
was hissed, sir 1 I was called a contempt-
ible scoundrel, sir 1 The ruffian ia the
gallery threw cebbagea and dead eta on
the stage, and a cowboy in one of the boxes
shot off a look a my hair. Ital galling to
,my pride as an actor, sir, but I look at it in
purely a business light. There won t be
standing room the rest of the week. Do it
up in a column article in to -morrow morn-
ing's paper, with a scare head ever it, and
give all the particulars. Here's $10."
The Duke of Portland,
The Duke is just 32 years of age. He is
one of the riehest men of the world, his in.
come being estimated at $15.000,000 per
annum. He Is a great patron of the turf, ,
and this year added the blue ribbon," the
Derby, to his many triumphs, He runs one
of the half-dczm wonderful palaces of the
world, the rangelof buildings covering several
acres, and at least half of it, including the
picture gallery, being buile underground.
At a etate dinner, such as he gives from
them to time to his tenantry, 200 lackeys, at -
in his gorgeous liveries, line the °or.
delete leading to the dining -room.
The Queen of Corea,
The Q teen of Corea is no figurehead. She
belongs to one of the greatest families of the
country, end it is an open secret that the
has at times her voice in councils of the
king. She has an establishment of her own
inaide the palace grounds, and the king, the
crown prince'and the queen have each
their separatehousehold. The queen dresses,
of course, in the Corean °Datum°. She
wears fine silks and has beautiful diamonds.
She carries a chatelaine watch which is
diamond studded, and she smokes American
cigarettes by the thousand.
An -Adopted Brother.
"Hullo, Black 1"
"Hullo, White 1"
"You're going to be a brother-in-lavv of
mine, I hear."
"A brother-in-law ?"
"Yes."
"How oan that be? I'm nob going to teeter
into your family, as far as I know."
"You are going to marry Miss Brown,
ain't you ?"
lc/ am',
"Well, she's my sister."
"Your sister ?"
"Yee, she prothised to be a sister to me
always, as much as three months ago.
A Good Corn Eheller for 25o.
A marvel of oheaptees, of efficacy, and of
promptitude, is contained in is bottle a that
imbue remedy, Putnam's Painless Corn
Extractor. It goes right to the root of the
trouble, there acts quickly but so painlemely
that nothing is known of its operation until
the corn is thelled. Beware of eubetitutes
It is easier for a trust to buy out a rival , offered for Putnam's Painlem Corn Extract -
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