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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1895-6-21, Page 21k* Subeeribeve eho do notreceive their epee aa elialY wifl piteese notify ett, at vseee. *evert -lame rates on application, THE EXETER ADVOCATE. THURSDA.Y, JUllE 20, IS90. Week's COmmereial Summary. , The emount of wheat afloat to Europe is the seine as a year ego -48,9:20,000 bushels, ' By a recent decision of the Minister of Marine and 1isheries, legally taken oysters may be sold in the close seisson, 'llionian's report on the ()ciliation of • winter whet in, the United States places ehe per eentago at 78.2 as against 8-1.2 in May, Eighteen failures are reported forleet 'week in the Dominion against 80 the • previoue week. Same week last year the number was 40. The earnings of Canadiau Paeifie for the last week. ot May were $465,0 0 a de, crease al: $8,00 as comparecl with the corresponding week of laet year. The feeling in wheat is somewhat easier in Ontario in consequence of lower prie, s in the etates, the result of recent rains. • White and red are quetedat 8e, to $1-00 in Ontario. The gross amount a fire risks placed, by all companies in Canada last year was $658,589,4e8, and the preraiums eharged thereon $8,168,0.12. The net cash paid for losses was $4,591,146. The British Companies do the reatest amount ef business iii Canada, the risks taken by them in i 804 being $48.5,287.770, on which $5,4P)85 was charged in premiums and $8,064,859 paid (luring the year fur losses. Basiness in Toronto hold* its own, and even a slight improvement is reported by some merchants. 11 e.mieeances are more satisfactory, the result probably of a freer movement in produce ace.lerated by higher prices. The general advance in the price of all cereals must have helped fanners, but their profits on wheat, which has risen mach more than anything else, must have been limited, as it is generally acknowledged that stocks of wheat both in farmers' and dealers' hands, were this season far bei,ow te average of former years. Although the market for cotton. goods has again been quiet in outward appear- ance there are reports of considerable sales of brown goods on both home and expoit account, and these are in a ixie ae are verified by the fact that in a number of lines a renewed upv,eird movement in prices is noticeable, various advances being recorded of ec. to „lc, per yard. The higher cotton market has contributed to this strength but at the same time plain staple goods are iu an unusually strong position on their merits, there being no ready supplies of any account with im- portant mMe often sold ahead to August. The weather has again been. broken. and hardly favorable to business in seasonable • freies e bieh are irregular in value. Business doing for fall in fancy cotton labries indicates some advance in valaes when the price situation becomes more -clearly defined. Here and There. • One of the most perfect pieces of mechanism in the human body is the •hand.. x x x Dulcin, a nevr sweetening su.bstance, es said to be 225 times sweeter than sugar. x x There are 650 beasts, 1,391 birds and 360 reptiles in the London zoological gardens. x x X Statistics show that the growth of great foreign cities ha been even more rapid than our own. x x x Aluminum is now used as a substitute for leather in building up the heels of boots and shoes. x x x ' • A. Spanish musician has devised a sys- tem ot musical notation by which sharps and flate are done away with. •x x Five men can easily hold down a lion, but nine are required to hold a tiger. It will pay you to travel one thousand miles and take a trip over the Niagara Falls Park and River Railway. The road is the best in every respect and. the - scenery can not be surpassed on. this continent. Fallen meteors have not brought a single substance which is foreign to our globe.: Par.nts bayMother Grave's Worm Ex- terminator because they know it is a safe medicine for their children and an effec- tual exe eller of worms. More public money is spent for brass banes than. for schoole in the Argentine provinces. It may be only a trifling cold, but ne- glect it and. it will fasten Its fangs in your lungs, and vol. will soon be carried to an • untimely grave. In this countrer we have suddeu changesand and must expect to have coughs and colds. We cannot avoid. them, but w can effect a cum by using Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup, • the ineflicine that has never been known to fail in curing coughs, colds. bronchitis and all affectione of the throat, lung- end ehest. "How did you like the hymns " he asked his city cousin as they leit the church. "One of thein was just splendid?" she replied "Al! which one?' "The one in.the next pew, with black eurly hair • and such killing black eyes." Sisk Headache. Is your life e burden. to you from Sick Headeche ? Dr Carson's Stornaeh Bit- ters is the best remedy used for stomach trouble. Send to Allan & 00., 53 Front St. Toronto, Proprietors, or ask your druggist. 50 emits a bottle. john Jacob Astor will erect an q8,000,. 000 hotel in New York. It Neill be the fulest in the world., • They Never $.111,13oughner, leangton, writes : "For about two years I was, troubled with Inward Piles, but by using Parmelee's Pills,I was com- pletely ettredearid althoagh four years have elapsed since then they heve not re- turned.' Parmelee's Pills are anti -bilious ands, speeille for the Care Of Liver end Kidney Complaint, Derepepsia, CoetiVe- nese, Headache, Piles, ete., awl will regu- • late the seetetions atid.retrieve all bilious Matter. CANADIAN NEWS NOTES. eatereating itenia and Incidents: Im" portant and Instructive, Gathered from all the Provinces. ' Fevers prevail at Lovering. Calais N,B., has a new daily, Midland has a boom ia Alvinston has an Academy of :Music. Beton complains of incendiary fires. Londou is over run with tagless dogs. Watertowu is to /lave a military 'band. • laingstoe has about 60 female bieyelists. Bread in Orangeville is 12 (tents a loaf. Parolea has a "Young Sporte " Clab A $20,Q00 dock is to be bnilt at North •Bay. Glencoe is to have an sekidfellows' 110W Brantford eleetrocutes its vagrant dogs. Bears are plentiful in the country dis- tricts. The Berlin -Waterloo Hospital is com- pleted. Gananoque has the curfew bell in full swinge Belleville needs more school accommo- dation. Kingston has organized a Philbarnionic Society. Ailsa Craig is troubled with pigeon thieves. Windsor's new City Hall will • cost 840,60 David. Vader committed suicide near Calgary. Tee harbour at Callingwood is to be detpened. The Brandon, Man., Mail haa been resurrected. New brick works are being built at Brantford. The Fenthill Baptists are buying a Parsonage. Basil fire e prevail in several sections of Ontario. The Berlin Saengerbund has been incorporated. .A. Napanee ghe rides her bicycle clad in bloomers. .A. band of white caps is said to exist in Petrolea. The Colonial Conference lastesummer mist $9,485. The Nanaimo, B.O., Council is in finan- cial trouble. Parry Sound is reaching out after a public park. Oil has been stria on Dulot's farm, Tilbury West. The Methodivs of Atherley are build- ing a new church. Last year 21.,000 tons ofsh living were built in Canada. It is said that Provincial Detective McKee will resign. In April 370 settlers went into the Alberta district. Brantford will not get free postal delivery this year. A. bear ae Lovering recently carried off an 80-ponnd pig. Walkerton's population is 237 more than that of last year. . Rev. John Reynolds, of Maidstone, is to be superann.uated. The village of Harrow has a new Bre engine and outfit. London will issue $35,500 debentures for school purposes. A Brantford child was fined 50 c.nts for maiming a hen. The Bactouche and Moncton railway is re -opened for traffic. It is proposed to re -organize the Amherstburg brass band. Brantford haekmen clamour for a reduction of license fees. One man has shipped 9,000 basbe ls of potatoes from Brussels. The Deseron.to Rathbun Company em- ploys a thousand xm n. The A rnprior churches will improve the cemetery of that town. Wiarton.' s assessment is $370,000, being an increase of $31 OW. More people speak the Engli sh language thau any other by 35,000,600. Walsingham, Eng., claims to be the healthiest place in the world. Guelph has a young ladies' baseball club called " McGintys." The North Renfrew farmers will meet June 27th at Beachburg. Bracebridge has on hand many appeals against high assessment. Campers are already out about the eastern lakes of Ontario. A Brantford man was fined 812.90 for fishing in a private pond. Woodstock will soon vote on a by-law for a $9,0 0 market shed. Gananoque has voted to bonus a car- riage company $300 a year. At Florence last week a man aged 74 married a woman aged 52. The Hubbard House, Clayton, has been enlarged at a cost of $12.000. The Dunkards have just held their annual feast at Victoria Square. Valers post -office is closed because no one will serve as postmaster. • A. man at Ingersoll was fined $20 and costs for gambling on Sunday. .A. Government life-saving statimeis to be established at Fort Grratiot. Blanshaed township, Perth county, is without a single liquor lieense. The Newsboys' Home, London, had to be abandoned for want of money. An attempt was me de to wreck a G. T. R. train at Chatham last week. A car load of Chinamen recently passed through Ottawa on their way home. E, A. Haines, who lately died at Aylmer, left aa estate worth $150,000. At Oil Springs the old Presbyteria,n church will be made into a foundry, The Mennonite Conference of Ontario had its session at Markham last week, .A, nine-year-old boy named Morrison was drowned in Black River last week. Rev. D. IVEllar has resigned the pastor- ate of the Brussels Presbyterian c,ntircli. freight ferry is to be established between Port Hope and Oak Orehard,N. Y. China has an academy of manners that prescribes etiquette for the `whole empire. Muefi valuable timber in north-western Manitoba was destroyed by fire last year The first girl 1. bloomers who rides a bieyele in Petrolea, will get a 'maze of $50. The Orangein en of Bradford are talking of buying the Salvation Army berraelte. Montreal hotel men i41j doing away with " runners yats and, trains. A Woodstock policeman, d a girl arrested lor waling him " oopy beg- gar. Ohrietopher Grove a 93 -year-old resi- dent of Bethany, Ind.., is cutting a new set of teeth. The population of Grevenhurst is 04 greater than that of last year when it was 1,837. Tae Montreel monument to its founder, De Maisonneuve, m ill be unveiled oil Dominion Day. The net profits of the C.P.R. for April were $81.480 more than those of April lest year. Robert Pringle, of Chicago, formerly of Seaforth, made $40,000 in two weeks in wheat speculation. A man has to be sound on the school question before he can get the vote of • Petrolea Orangemen.. Rf v. Dr. Burns, for many years Prin- cipal of the Hamilton Ladies' College, is now proprietor of it. Leader Haycock, IVE.P.P., will aadress a number of meetings in Bruce and Grey counties this summer. Fifty Canadian horses Nvere sold in London on Saturday at an average price of thirty gaineas apiece. There is a talk of running trolley ob- servation cars across Niagara Falls, su- spended fifty feet above the Water. The Mohawk Indians will not allow so much as a blade of grass to grow upon the graves of their companions. Mr. Lorenzo Clark Raymcind, of Wel- land, has been, appointed Deputy County Ridge of Welland. for the period of three nic The cornee-stone of the new Catholic church at Cobourg was laid Sunday by the Very Rev. Father O'Connor, Bishop of Peterborough. Messrs. Hanson Bros. of Montreal, who negotiated the Newfoundland loan, deny that the loan is a preferred one upon the Customs revenue. The station agents along the lines of the Canadian. Pacific railway and. North- ern Pacific railway report in very en- couraaing terms as to the crop prospects in :Manitoba and the Territories. In some districts in Ontario. farmers 'have commenced to market their new clip of wool, bat in a week or ten clays it is expected that sales will become general. In the Perthsection sales of fleece have hien made at 19e, to mer - chanes in that vicinity; but American buyers having appeared as competitors, higher prices are confidently looked for. A. few lots of old fleece have recently been shipped from this city to the Ameri- can market on a basis of 20c. to 21c. enewed efforts are being made to set up a smelter for gold, silveraand lead ore at Vancouver, in competition with the smelter at Tacoma. It is contended that the ore can be Carried more cheaply, via Revelstok-e to Vancouver, the wages and coaling expenses being similar. Hence sanguine hopes are entertained of the complete success of the undertaking, especially as good coking coal is likely to be worked in the Kamloops country, in addition to the island coal supply already available. Tho British Columbia iron works, of Vancouver, has secured the order for the equipment of the Slocan. Tramway Company's lines, which are being built from the concentrator at New Duluth to the Idaho, Cumberland, Alamo, Yakima, Twin Lakes, and St. John mines. Capt. Moore, the manager of the mines, was not aware that the articles he required could be obtained in British Columbia, but the Vancouver works have bravely tackled the undertaking. Tho British Culumbia iron works will extend their capacity to manufacture all kinds of con- centrator and general mining machinery. Mr. C. W. Spencer, general superin- tendent of the eastern division of the C. P. R., has returned. from his annual tour of inspection of the lines east of Port Arthur. He expressed himself as delight- ed with the outlook for the coining season. "We shall have an increased shipment of over 120,000,00e feet of lum- ber over last year in the district between Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie on the branch, and Sudbury and Cartier on the main line. At Kenabutch they are ex- pending en ,00),000 in erecting a saw mill, and houses are springing up fast. ')he lumbermen have -gone in large numbers at all points on the Lake Temisca,m- ingae railway, and the cat will be very large this season." There never was, and never will be, a universal panacea, in one remedy, for all ills to -which flesh is heir—the very nature of many curaeives being such that vvere the germs of other and differently seated diseases rooted in the system of the Relent what would. relieve one ill, in turn would aggravate the other. We have, however, m Quinine Wine, when obtainable in a sound unadulterated, state a remedy for many and grevious ills. By ite gradual and judicious use, the frailest systems are led into convalescence and strength, by the influence which Quinine exerts on Nature's own restoratives. It relieves the drooping spirits of those with whom a ehronic state of morbid despond- ency and lack of interest in life is a disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves, disposes to sound and refreshing sleep — imparts vigor to the action of the blood, which, being stimulated, courses through- out the veins, strengthening the healthy animal functions of the system, thereby making nativity a necessary result, strengte ening the frame, and giving life to the die,teeive organs, which naturally demand increased substance result, im- proved appetite. Northrop & Lymen of Toronto, have given to the public their superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate, and, gaged by the opinions of scientists, this wine approaches nearest perfection of any in the market. 411 druggists sell it. American capitalists are having tested „one htutdred tons of goId-bearing rock,' mined on the Consolidated Gold -Mining Company's property in. Marmora. The rook will be taken to Malone, and there crushed arid worked over by Mr. Lawson, M. E, who will put it through the ehlori- nation. process. This process was tried on these ores several years ago, but failed, it is now believed, hetause ot un- skilful work or carelessness as to import- ant details. Street Car Aecident.—Mr. Thomas Sabin says: "My eleven year old boy had his foot badly injured by being run over by a oar on the Street Railway. We et Once commeticed bathing the foot with Dr. 'I'llornas' nlearie Oil, when the dis- coloration and swelling was removed,aed in nine days he coeld use his foot. We always keep a bottle in, the house ready for any emeegeney," WHAT UNCLE SAN IS AT. DQINGS OYER THU LINH, Wept One Nolgaborsehave Done During the Past Week in Molting the Ells - tory of the World, For the 11 months of the eimal year the • deficit is almost 847,000,000. The Ballantine elevator in Newark, N. S., burned on Taesday ; loss mom Shenandoah, Pa„ had a $100,000 fire in its business distrieb on Sane lst, Of the 218 people on the steamer Colima, wreeked off the Mexican coast, only 26 were saved. The Veldt of the State Treasury in. the New -Hampshire State Capitol was enter- ed by burglars on Monday and $6,000 was taken. The Women's Rescao League, of Bos- ton. condemns bicycle riding by females as tending to immorality. Mn. Eugene V. Debs begs to announce that he will not be a candidate for the presidency of the United States. The Chicago Directory, which will be publisned in a few days, will give the city a minimum population of 1,690,00J, Mrs. Frank Leslie, of New 'York, is in London, and her veteran admirer, the 3Serquise de Leuville, is again in constant attendance upon her. ' Mgr, Satolli, papal delegate to the 'United States, is to be madea eardinal at the next papal consistory. There have been 195 business failures in the United States this week as against 216 for the corresponding week last year. The United States Supreme Court has adjourned fcr the term. It will assemble again for the teriu of 1895 on the second Monday of October. Prof. Win. Gardner Hale, of Chicago University, has been appointed direetor for a year of the new American School of Classies in Rome. The conviction at New York of Police Inspector McLaughlin on a charge of ex- tortion carries with it his dismissal front the police depart= nt. Two elevators of the Wisconsin Malt and Grain Company, containing 150,000 bushels of barley were destroyed by fire at Appleton, Wis., yesterday. Lee Harris and Abe editchell coloured. murderers, harangued a mob of 2,000 from the gallows before their execation, at Birmingham, Ala., yesterday. Martin V. Strait. the Ohemung wife - murderer, has been sentenced to die at Auburn prison during the week beginn- ing July 21st. Mrs. Nellie Popo was convicted in Detroit on Tuesday of having caused the. death of her husband, Dr: Horace E. Pope, in February, and was sentenced to imprisonment for life. The public -debt statement shows the debt of the United States on May 31st, less cash in the Treasury, to have $912,- 863,292. The debt on May 81st was 85.- 388,611 less than on April 30th. Assistant United States Attorney Mac- kay says there is nothingin the United States law to prevent United States citi- zens employing Canadians to row boats for them in American watsrs. A cloudburst struck the railway yards at Curtis, Neb., on June lst, cutting its Way through to the river valley below, and made •a breach 100 feet .across and 25 feet deep, • letting out Curtis Lake. Many cattle were drowned in the flood. An unknown man was killed and con- siderable property was damaged at Parkersburg, W. V., on June lst. by an explosion of nitro-glycerine in a skiff on the Little Kanawha River. The damage to buildings and laiats is estimated. at $75,000. • The United States Treasury circulation statement shows that on June 1st the circulation of all kinds of money in the United States azg,reeated 81,906,172,556, or $28.02 per capia, an increfise since May 1st of $6,745,402. The decrease in circulation since June 1, 1894, is 869.- 490,000. The Detroit river is to be bridged at Windsor. The bridge is to be a ca.nti- lever, with a drawbridge in the centre, having a span of 1,000 feet. The draw- bridge will be forty-five feet above the level of the river, and during the season of navigation will be left open, except when. required by passing trams. It was originally the intentien of the company to build a tunnel, but it has been found that the railways and the travelling pub- lic prefer a bridge, consequently the -bennei idea has been abandoned. Corns cause intolerable pain. Hollo- way's Corn Cure removes the trouble. Try it and see what an amount of pain is saved. Ttralfic between Great Britain and, her colonies amounts to over $900, 000,000 per annum. A gas well recently drilled north of Muncie, is yielding over 7,000,000 cubic feet a day. Bishop Duhamel stated on Saturday that it was not true that he had asked the Bev. Father Foley to resign from the Separate School Commission in Ottawa. He also affirmed that he is not opposed to the ordinary or extraordinaryinspec- tion of schools, a proof of this being that he had not discountenanced the enquiry into the Separate schools in Prescott five orsix years ago. Sleeplessness is due to nervous excite- ment. The delicately constituted, the finaneier, the business man, and those whose occupation neecessitates great mental strain or worry, all suffer less or more from it. Sleep is the great restorer of a worried brain,ancl to get :leep cleanse the stomach from all impurities with a few doses of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills, gelatine coated., containing no mercury, and are guaranteed to give setisfaetion or the money ref unded. On Saturday; at Ridgetown, Ontario, while some men were placing a heavy telephone pole in position on one of the street's, they loetieontrol of it, and it fell aceoss the street, striking two girls in Re descent. It is feeted that their M - juries may prove fatal. reetorim Po:storm, Poeteria. Are you suffering from cough or cold on your knees. Ask yorx druggist for Pectoria,end teke no other. just try and see for yourself how soon Peetoria, will mut yort, Send to Allan & Co., 53 Front St., Toronto, Proprietors. 25 cents a bot- tle. PIRXIEST aelaV P4WNOR/14'0W Miss negate etifzeody, ilfamietonalesed , Dr, Agnewei feeIebrated catarrhal Powdereeti Retioniniendation of Rev. Pettier Rinehey, and found it a terand Remedy for )(Miami za. Raving himself been .benoti• ed by the use of D. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, Rey. Father Hinehey, of St. Joseph's Church, Hamilton, Ont., followed the counsel of the good boob:, tow carried the good news to others. Oiie of his perish - loners, al SS Maggie Melody, bed boon a sufferer from influenza. Father Hinchey knew bow ma, le good this remedy had done iu /lease of ':cold hi the heed with hinisele and reeommended ft to Miss Melody for her ease, who, over her own signature, has written; "I have used Dr, Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for influenza and found it a grand reinedy. In fact it gave Me relief almost at owe. I eon with pleesure highly recommend it to all who are suffering fromh tis malady." Ono saort puff of the breath through the Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr, Agnew's Cetarrhal Powder, diffuses this Powder over the surface of the nasal passages. • Painless and delightful to use, it relieves in ten minutes end permanently cures eataree, hay fever, cold, headache, sons throat, tonsilitis and deafness. 60 Sample bottle and Blower sent on re- ceipt of two 3-oent stamps. S.G. Detchon, 44 Church st., Toronto. . Death Seemed Preferable to the Ago- nizing Pain. Mrs. Roadhouse, of Willisoroft, P.O., Ont.'writes: "I bare used Dr. Agnew's cure for the heart since last fall, having taken in all nine bottles, and I now feel entirely like anothek woman. 1 am 64 years old, and have been troubledwith heart disease for more than twenty years sometimes for five hours at atime suffer- ing such agony that death seemed'prefer- able to the pain, The cold sweat would stand out in great beads upon my face. The heart cure gave me relief from almost the first dose and has proved a greatbless- ing. "You are at liberty to publish this better if you think by so doing any good may be accomplished." CONTINUOUS SUFFERING UNNECES- SARY. • One or Two doses of South American Kidney Cure will Give Relief in the Most Distressing Cases of Kidney Troubles. It is -a fallacy to argue one's self into the belief that suffering when it comes upon us must be patiently endured. Usually suffering can be removed, if one knows of the means and way. 3Inch suffering is borne by those who are troubled with kidney disease. The dis- tress at times is keen. But in South American Kidney Cure medicine that is a kidney spa:Alio and nothing more though nothing less, a sure, safe, and speedy remedy is to be found. Relief is sure in less than six hours. "I Took On.e-halfBottle of South Amer- ican Rheumatic Our and Obtained Perfect Relief"—This Remedy Gives Relief in a Pew Hours, and Usually Cures in One to Three Days. • J. H. Garrett, a prominent politician of Liverpool, N. S. makes, for the bene- fit of the public'the following statement: "I was greatly troubled with rheumatic pains for a number of years. On several occasions I could not walk, nor even put my feet to the floor. I tried everything and all local physicians, but my suffering continued. At last I was prevailed upon to try South American Rheumatic Cure. I obtained perfect relief before I had taken half a bottle of the remedy; and to -day re- gard it the only radical cure for rheuma- tism." Steaming the Face. r. There are many professional women these days whose work °aeries them into a studio, office and school room, wire need more than the refreshing bath.'to quote ' one of them " I verily believe that I get my peck of dirt in my face and hands and neck every clay instead of once in a lifer time. "How do you dislodge it, then?" I queried, for she always came down to din- ner with the freshest andanost unwearied face. "I steam it first," she answered, "then I pour either cologne, whisky or al- cohol into a pint of warm water and wash my face thoroughly in it. Either liquid is efficacious; its just a question of which happen to have in the house. And I confidently advise you,'" she, continued, "not to go through the process before any room. mate who believes in your cleanli- ness, for the amount of dust that will darken the water will make you feel your- self like a Turk. You will be so ashamed the first time yea try this refreshing process that you•will excitedly wonder if any of your friends saw you on the street wih such a skin. Alcohol should not be used -unless diluted. Otherwise it dries and roughens the cuticle very rapidly." The Diplomatic Dufferin. "I heard the other day," says the editor of London Truth, "a story about Lord Dufferin, which goes to show his ability as a diplomatist. When the French gov- ernment had determined. to have a Joan of Are demonstration the French minister of foreign affairs wont out of his Way to xplaie to our ambassador that this was in no way intended against Enlgand. Lord Dufferin Concurred, and pointed out that as the Burgundians hhd insisted on her execution it was fully realized in Eng - lend that th demonstration was against Burgundians. The Frenchman had to concur in this. shall be happy to take part myself in the procession, said Lord Dufferin. The Frenchman snailed in a slokly way. 'Nay, more,' continued Lord Dufferin, 'there its a grietlemae at Day embassy who is a lineal eesceadant of the Lord Talbot of that day. He, too, will be delighted to join.' The smile became more sickly: 'In the ancestral halls of the head of his family there is possibly the armor of the Lord Talbot of the days of Joan of Arc; bis descendant would wear it.' The 'Frenchman changed the subject of the conversation," The highest broad-guago railroad In the United States is the Denver and Rio Grande, and its highest point is at Mar- shall Pass, where it climbs to a height' 10,855 feet above the sea. Thole are some narrow-griage tea& that go a little high- er, but this is the highest point attained by a through route. MACIIINERY WPAY 50c. per gallon for 011 from your ale best oh on the market, at see, per gallon itt local dealer, when you eau buy from us: barrels, and Me per gallon In 110f -barrels: forniegghttlartroeioniiitimat iy,00tturleitiverersatrestavolottie.Our r. or :mule. e Wholesale Grocer, ••••••. """4" • TORONTO. LAKEE• sUARNIIT' OAKVILLE, ONTARIO. For the treatment and cure of A L°11411°LEI811130fliPILINE • T• °A1NADUCLERVA0BUII' DISEASKS- 'The system employed at this histitution ia the famous Double Chloride of Gold System. Through its ageecy over 290- 000 Slaves to the use of these poisons, have been emancipated in the,last four- ' teen years. Lakehurst Sanitarium is the oldest institution of its kind in Canada, anaintahabse this busIliearonfmeedgePianti°It tct ma,it whole history there is not an instance of any after ill-effeets from the treatment. Hundreds of happy homes in all parts of the Dominion bear eloquent witness to the efficacy of a course of treatment with us. For terms and all information w4te THE SECRETARY, 28 Bank of Commerce Chambers, Toronto, Ont. The Good Dye ,Yh.ois,udonnotg. leve a an article till it's worn out and threadbare, but as soon fait shows signs 0 ear send it to Porkers. CLEAN- ING and DYEING is done well if done at R. Parker & Co's., 787 and 7914Yonge St., Toronto. Branch offices and agents everywhere. Send for pamphlet. Cold in the Head. AND H EAEDA:CH E cuBEDn prvE MINUTES. Catarrh Cured in a week, by using DR. HUNT'S • MACIO SNUFF. IN BOXES 25 Cents at all Druggists, or by mail on receipt of price. Address, THE MILLER EMULSION CO., Kingston, Ont. Way to spend a winter is to attend the Northern Bu.sr- ness College, Owen Sound, Ont. All who would like success in life should prepare for it. Seed for Annum; Aanouncenient-f,e. 10 If E. B. Eddy's were not the best matches made, they would not be in constant use by nine - tenths of the people, In giving general sat- isfaction they leave abs,)lutely nothing to be desired. TO THE PEOPLE 1 ORENature's Blood. ,Puri- - 'ller and Nerve Tonle, discovered by Prof. Noel, Geologist, of Chicago. is a Magnetielfineral Rock, hard as adamant mined by blasting from the bowels of the earth , when beeoming oxydizedand after many tests, geoolgical and ehentical, the Professor, finding out its great curative properties, and combining - science with experience, prepared it in the sev- eral forms known as V.O. Blixir, V.O. Pills, V 0 Suppositories, V.O. Ozo-Bacterlacide and V- 0. Damonia. These several preparations from, the fixed, unenanging and Double rem - pound oxygen nature of the Ore become- Nature's own most efficacious Ing Anti sup, le, g on emu-- tionai Invigorating Tonle ever before - known to man, enriching the blood (life's foun- tain), enablinl the vital organs (liver, kidneys, stomaeb, etc., to perform their functions, thus. making life p ensurable and worth . V I T2E , e , 0E, R_ .e..„_„...* Bronchitis, Clensernption, preparations cure Catarrh, Wilt cure Diphtheria while there is life in the. body ; all Throat Diseases, Burns, Scalds, Old Sores of every description, Dysentry, Cho- lera Aforhut, Marin:ea, CrampS, Piles, Deafness,. Female Weakness and all Female ConmIttints, Dyspepsia, etbeumatism, Nervous Debility, pleenlesspess etc.. iyxtB " sufficient to make one. quart of the sent safely sealed t(F---itily part of the globs by rnail, postage paid, on receipt of price, 811.00 each Package or three for 82.50, , AGENTS WANTED in unrepresented lo- calities. Send s tam p for partieulars, No atten- tlon given topostals, Address TIIEO. N0E1/, , Geologist, Toronto. a ki - let Cutout this advertisemeet and enelose 85. dents to pay postage and packing and I will ilend you a trla.1 package. Niagara Falls Park & River Ry. THE FINEST •ELUCTIIIC RAILWAy. .or Tnt 'WORLD. This railway skirts the Canadian bank of the. Niagara river for fourteen miles in full View of all tbs scenery of Palls, Rapids, and Gorge, and Stet rs are Made at al rDoints of inerest. ai °Se connediOnS are made with allsteamers at Q.neonstdi, find with all etairoeds eeetering- rte. Mesta Falls, Ont. ,, . ii'or special :ales for excersions, maps, 'lean - plates, 'etc., seams ROSS MAORIDNeefe. Malaga', /etagere, rat ls, Oirt, '