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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-2-2, Page 2..01.00_, Subscribers who do not realm their, peper leveler -1y wilt Mew ratify es: at ogee, CAR at the...office for edvertisine rates. THE EXETER ADVOCAT. THURSDAY. 1!* EBRU1ARV 2, 18&9. Pointed Paragraphs. While there's a breath there's. hope of life. Women shouldn't cry; it's wore plater risque to sola. Tailors entaim wetleiing suits and lawyer* make divorce suit:?. • One short year of married life turns au- kur'n tre;;ses carmine. The man who praises the baby alwey3 wins the mothers smile. Wisdom consists in knowing wheat you .bould learn in order to be wise. Ito often happens that the niaTi who Ishii •wn boss sees but few pay days. The lean who Is most discreet when abler is the biggest fool when otherwise. William Nail was recently married in Isingston. lenppy man; no woman. can delve a n5511. The spots on a man's reputation look about ten times limiter to etherst then to leiutsetie Pract,cal Christianity is the kind a zuan bAs who doesn't allow it to interfere with itis business. The diamond is the hardest substance known ---excepting tile beast of the paw.m. broker alio ref TO advaaat'e Mort) than 19 per cent. of its value. There never was, t is never will be, a anivers, tl 1 tn.aet , ea oat: relltedr, for all ills to w:l,ch nese s, a .r lie very nature, of Lfr.lt• curatives 1t a::, eueli that were the perms of of iter 'tem itifferently seated disetatee tamed it, the s)•,tent of 'the pat MuS et elat wetted relieve one ill to telt,, t+.gat li ag t t+ l:e the nt:les; Tire base, l . tit vera vt'bCit okatia u:alw,a iia +, stunt etinultictcr:tted mate, a remeale for a • •"ay aiel rr'ev.ous iifs:. By '' , f- .t.iu:ai tttti et +..eime; u.r, the • tectame tit to :ah. are ,eti into con. ale cense Red s: reIt" by It t itatineflee 11 *tell qua nin➢e exert, t, ta:i tea , lee own restoratives. Itrei me, tee me -epees spirits of those with tylion, a elerote.c state of aiaorhici ate+- silently and Lea o t;ttet'est in lite is as ;settee. titan i.} tranquil,zing The nerves, dispnsee to Mend load refreshing ;sleep.,-• imparts vigor to the action of the bioade e iaicll, bt n;; stllnnieteal, eaurses ihrnn#;h. MIT the voiles.. strong hemng the healthy eninatal fulnet;ons o: tine system, teereby reeking activity .a aieeesteiry result, strengthening the frame, and giving life to the digestive organa whkth naturally detrattnd eacte,teed substance -result, im- proved app e:;a1, Northrop tt Lyman of Toronto, beet: ,rin to the public thele super r esti lane Wine iat the usual slate, Auld ^• t - H y t! Aa tt,t. i h, the opinion of scieritisty, this wine approaches nears at perfection of any in The naarlcet. .M1 druggists setllt. Grape,* from ("tannin. • Faith does not res- on the bed ot fancy. The Christian race is nota 'tf;o,15•you- please" foot race. If you feel like I al•' • a a .ln s afriend nd that is in trouble. let it he lais hand that you shake!. Some great men have won their Mine by Bain beth rhinal. 11 lig error sluinit•, into noneatitywhen p)aeee lst'4idte a semi! truth. • \V must 19a1 tilt *Brea from error bolero to can be alarl ied to truth. TILE SUNDAY SCHOOL I,ESSQN. VI, FIRST QUARTER, INTERS NATIONAL $RIES, Fate. 6. Text of true .Lesson, John. kr, 4a-04.. 1itt, story Verses. 49^51- •oldest Text, John J.'v, G:1-,cemetentury Prepared by the Rett. D. )t. Stearn.. (Copyright. ass% by D. M. Stearns.I 43. "Now after two day's Se departed thence and went into Galilee." The Sa- ialaritanS, bearing the woman's testimony. calve unto Trim to bear Elm for then]• selves. e-tiaany believed because of what the told them, and through their entreaty I' Ie abode there two days, and many snore believed beesuse ot His own word (verses 3942). Thus souls were saved, united tet Hien, made partakers of His redemption and His glory, and there was joy les beaven as well as in Sumarta (Luke ev, 7, 10). ° untold blessing auto to thew through this Jew, and because ot Huta they forgot their differences.. 44. "For Jasus Himself testified thetas prophet batb no honor In his own coun- try." His owe country was Nazareth, and, though He taught In their synagogue, Mem' only wondered at hien and called Sun the carpenter's sort and were offend- ed at flim, so He did not many mighty works there because of their unbelief (Dash. zili, 54-6S)" We need not thine it strange if sontetimee these merest to tie do not think Hauch of us. If well known. In heaven, we eau be centen* to be on. known on earth. and the conselousness ot L11s approval, whose we aro and whom we serve, is everything (rices rev% 23; 11 Ten. il, 1.1). 45 "Tben when He was come into Gal- ; ileal the Gatilceane received lifin, having. sen nil tee things that Ile did at Jerusa- lem at the feast, for they also went unto tbe feast." At the team, of Jerueelt 111 Ile had cleansed the temples and wrou:,hii many nhiratelcs (chapter 11, 17, 2i). Ae one time Ile said, late works that 1 do near witness of ane that the Father bath fent tele t,Iobn v, 30), and Ito else said, The Tether iho dwelleth in Die He del th tbo Y:uri:s see , 1O). tiVe are CORM Anded to let aur light so shine that others may pour geed worltsaud glorify our I?'atller Wiaich is iu lhcevon. 40, ''So Jesus came again into Cana of Aalileo, wilere Tia anode the water new), Logien'. Sbe-Why do they call Is battleship "Mae," do you s.uri•ose? He -I suppose It ams° there are so many Areas about her I When ehildreal are pale, peevish and restless at night they require a dose Am two of Miller's Worm Powders. They are pleasant to take; no physic re- quired, 'Sultan's Port title in.Tewel*. The estimat d value of the sultan's Jewels Is 40,000,000. If bis majesty has any hobby at all it may be said to be the purchasing of jewels and witnessing pri- vate theatricals. No professional of note -be he actor, singer, or conjurer -passes through Constantinople without an invi- tation from the sultan. He always pays for these perforanances in Bank of Eng- land notes. ..in Acceptitelle Snbntitote. ".Ali" sighed the summer girl, "I wish you owned a yacht and would ;,place it at my d sposal." "Sorry I can't oblige you," replied the young man. "but the best I can offer is a little snack." And the silence was punctured by a sound resembling the opening of a pop - 'bottle, New life for a quarter. Miller's Com- pound Iron Pills. • llinard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc. Curione Oatb. The most curious European oath Is ad- ministered in Norway. Thewitness raises his thumb, his forefinger and his middle finger. These signify the Trinity, while the larger of the uplifted fingers is sup- posed to represent the soul of the witness, and the smaller to Indicate Ms body. Be- fore the oath is taken a long exhortation 1. delivered. Still Another Triumph -Mr. Thomas S. Mullen, Sunderland, writes: "For four- teen years I was afflicted with Piles; and frequently I was :unable to walkor sit, tend four years ago 'I WAS cured by using t: Thomas' Eclectric OIL I have also en subjeet to Quinsy for over fort;' years, but Fclectric 011 cured it, and it Nan a permanent cure in both cases, as neither the Piles nor Quinsy have troubled me since." Art and .'Mature. Husband -What is that yen were play- ing, my clear? Wife -Did you like it? "It was lovely 1 -the melody divine, the harmony exquisite i" "It is the very thing I played last event Ing, and you said it was horrid." "Well,the steak was burntlast evening." Those Unsightly Pimples can be entire- ly removed by the use of Miller's Com- pound Iron Pills. 50 doses 25 cents. • A. 1.:apid Growth. The most rapidly growing of`Gerrnan cities is Dusseldorf. Twelve years ago it had 100,000 inhabitants. 1'o -clay it has i 6,000. If the children require physic none acts so nice as Miller's Worm Powders; may pleasant to take.' aMI there was at certain nobleman whose on was sick at Ceeernauna." Ae the near rlege He supplied their need, Be delivered fro IAadilirulty, He manifested Ills glory. Ile is the value eesterday, today and for- ever orever (Heb. xiii, ie,), and we are assured that Ho tv ill supply all our meed, and de- liver from all tliliiculties, and preserve ns Unto His i:iugduut (P)3il, iv, 19; II TIM - Iv, le). 47. "When he heard that Jesus tons demo out of Judaea into Galilee, bo went uuto Mtn and besought in that Ito would eau:u down and heal his son, for ho was tit the paint of death." He heard that Jesus was eotue, therefore soave ono must have been telling. How necessary ie Is that wo should to ever tolling that Jesus bais COMO and suffered and died and risen again, and by Nis life end dead, and res- urrection pruvblh:l eternd redemption for ail who will racalve Ili1u, and that Ho will caste again to give Immortal] bodies to all His people and to set up Itis king- dom on the earth! 48. "Then said Jesus unto Bina, Except ye tee signs suer wonders yo will nct be- lieve." Faith ii eds to no tried, for by trial faith is strengthened. .1'esus rover said an unkind or an unnecessary wird, and therefore there was a cause why Ho sbould thus speak to this nobleman. They were ever saying, :how us a sign, What signshotvest Thou (Math. xil, 88; John II, 18) and there may have been a desire for such even in this *tan's heart, for the Lord knew what was in man. 49. "no nobleman saith unto Him, Sir, come down ere my child die." When it is a great emergency and the soul is very much in earnest, our words are apt to be few and to the point. Perhaps as the man journeyed be tolerated doubtful thougbts, but by our Lord's remarks be recovers bilnself, and now comes this cry of faith, believing that if Jesus will only come his boy will live. It was a father's heart ory for his son. See one much more pitiful in II Sam, xviii, 133, because it was too late. \Vbat did our Father in Heaven feel as Bo gave up His only begotten Son for us? G0. "Jesus saith unto him, Go thy way, 1 thy son liveth. And the man believed the word that Jesus had spoken unto him, and he went his way." The same voice which said, Let there be light, and there was light; the same word that made the heavens and all their host; the Ono to whom nothing is hard or wonderful (Gen. 1, 8; Ps. xxxiil, 6; Jer. xxxii, 17) said to this man these comforting words, and the man rests upon them in quietness and confidence and goes his way expecting to find his son Living and not dying. There are jny and peace in believing, but there is no steadfastness apprt from it (Isom. xv, 18; II Chron. as, 20; Ise,. eli, 9). 51. "And as he was now going down his servants met him and told him, say • ing, Tby son ]]oath." And so it came to pass as Jesus said. When Paul/was told by the angel in the storm at sea, after all hope was given up, that all would bo saved, he stood forth and said, Be of good cheer, for I believe God that it shall be even as it was told me, And so it came to pass (Acts xxvii, 26, 44). When Mary believed the message of Gabriel, it is writ- ten of her, "Blessed is she that believed, for there shall be'a performance of those things which were told her Mein the Lord" (Luke I, 45). 52. "Then inquiied hoof them the hour when he, began to amend- And they said. unto him, Yesterday at the seventh hour the fever left him." We may imagine the anxious watchers after the father left home and how they would reckon the time till his return, bringing with hint tho great prophet, They would say, Now .he is at Cana, now he is perhaps talking to IIim, now if he has found Hina he ought to be leaving for holm, and all the time they would be watching the sick boy, perhaps unable to lift his bead, and not caring to• open his eyes, and they were longing for e Josue to come. 63. "So the father knew that it was at She sane hour in the which Jesus said unto bine, Thy `son liveth, and himself believed and his whole house." Faith cometh by hew ilig ;the word of God (Rom. x, 17). Every promise believed and fulfilled in- creases our faith, and if only we ere' will- ing,and yielded our God will fulfill in us all the good pleasure of Isis goodness and tho work of faith with power (II 'lhess. 1, 11). 51. ''This is again the second miracle that Jesus did when He was come out of Juthua into Galilee." In the twee miracles' we have gladness and health. In His presonce Is fullness of joy. There Is a river the streams whAreof make glad. lttot•rs .rf fixt'•reat, The Bank of France is fonm• times as: large as the Bank of England. "Vienna bas ebled its population with- in ithin 3e years. In some parts of Switzerland the snow was sig foot deep on the mat day of De- cember, Cyclists in Denmark are forbidden, by law to ride faster than .he speed of a cab through any town. In the decade 1581 to 1891 four-fifths of the increase a.f population in France was in Paris. The dirtiest people on earth are said to be the inhabitants of flai.b t, who never wash either themselves or their garments. Siberia will be largely represented in Paris its 1000, the first time at any exposi- tion. The new railway and the lands it bee opened will be fully represented. Lambeth palace, London, has been the; Immo of the primates of Canterbury for over seven centuries, The palace can 1 short specimens of almost every style of l architecture which bas prevailed 'since 1190. The Mexicans have a queer way ot'bary- ., s tigbtly the dead. The corpse - 's tagh y \vrap- ped in century plant matting and pieced in a coffin hired for about a shilling. One or two natives, as the case may be, phaco the coffin on their heads and go ata trot I to the grave, where the body is totem -ea, and the coffin is then returned. A A RROW ESCAPE. Mrs. W, Rowe, of WQvdstook, Tells a Thrilling Story, rearmed by Feenate 1leuknese,x#idnrty and liver Troubles-11er 11,rrtors Gcavo iter Vii to Die -saved by 31o,id'a Kidney fill*, Wo0lasToctc. tint Jan. 23. ---sire W. hells,, who keens z :rre'1T more a+ No. 311 Dundee sir cr. here. Laud who :s known to, and emirates). by. a very large minima o f l eeeme in iho teem hall a very narrow e se nape from an u'ttt tel; tl• ,a,h reit nrly . To aur report: r, wile eabed on the May, and asked for particulars of be mettle:it, Mrs. Rowe said: "flume had an eererienee such as fails to the lot of very few women. Twelve years, of nay life were nettle almost unen• durable by *Female Weak: ess,' together with laiduey and Liver Con 4u,ints. "'ally physicians did all they could for me, but they could not give me either re- lief or cure. They Anally announced me that 1 could never get better. "2 ben 1 began to try what'th • v :rioue ptuprietory medicines that were advertiod In the papers would do far me. 1 tool; s good many bottles of Quern -Icily and an- other, but my case continually grow worse. "Ono day I was advised by a friend to try Dodd's Kidney Pills. 'They he will cure you, I know, for th y wool ally daughter's life, and she was worse than you are.' "Well, I took her advice. In two days 4 wonderful change for the better had oc- curred. I felt nayrelf growing stronger daily. My appetite returned, the dull. beery, weary ache 'went out of any lack; tbo terrible leaden weight from my legs, my headaches vanished, my sleep became mound and niece:heg, 'io•day I am healthier, stronger and better every way than I have been for tweL a years. "Dodd's Kidney fills are the best medi- cine on earth for weak, sickly, suffering Women." The Amerle an'..Deal t to of Lite. Let us strive then. every minute, At a nerve -destroying gait, Far, in order to be in it, We have got to pay the freight. FREE 1Ve g'tvr. ate WATCH with chain and charm} for sell- ing two doz. Whitel4�gnt Wicks at ten cents each. No 3foney Required. Write, and we will send the Wicks, postpaid, and our big Premium List. When you have sold the Wicks, re- 1 turn the money, and svewill at fonce send your watch free of all charge. Hundreds have yy earned tine : watches working 1' for us, why not you? In writing, mention this paper. WHITELICHT WICK CO., TORONTO, CAN. Laundry Plant for Sale. COMPLETE EQUIPMENT FOR A SMALL steam laundry, comprising Cylinder Wash- er, C. & C. and Dewey Searchers Little Star Loner, Stove and Iroaa, Boiler and Engine, all complete. Will be sold right separately or the lot. Address 0.11., 44 Bay St., Toronto. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, New and Second -Wind. BOWLINC ALLEYS AND SUPPLIES Large catalogue tree. TRE REID BROS., 237 King \Vett, Toronto. STEM SET, STEM WHIP FREE To Introduce Dr. Weston's Lmproveid Pink Tron Tonle Pal for enriching the blood, for pale people, delicate lollies, liver and kidney diseases,. rheumatism, bncknehe, nervousness.. c'neral deblltty, eta..wo drive a 14k gold -pinta watch. Ladies' or Gents' reanble �15 time.koeper, wet,. ranted, The rills aro SOc. nerbox, 93.60 for 8 boxes. Send this amount and von receive Slimes and the watch, eremite toy particults. This is a ,nine offer. THE DR. WESTON POLL CO. 258 Yang° S1. Toronto, On 0 , t;BEM1STRY OF a! CORN KERNEL. pronuets, bulls, "gluten," and geraala, separate or *mixed, sire acid as food stufte limier snob ,,antes as ""gluten fees," p "germ meal," oto. fly chemical analysis the ,average • proximate composition of conn leas been found to be as follows: Carbohy- Ash, Protein. Fat. dratos. Per cent., 1.39 11,63 5.'i7 81.71 Different varieties of corn kayo been found to vary greatly iu composition - from the above. Flecblg. a Germ in In- vestigator. found 13 different varieties et corn grown under uniform conditions to thew the following variations in compo- mien: Carbohy. i Asb. Protein. Fat. drates. :,;axitnum 1.7:1 32.63 0.2:'. 84 08 ;Nimble= .1.29 9.00 G 02 80.08 THE CORN KERNEL. Ate Chemistry Explained in u Iittllehtin Issued by the ltltatoie rf;;rieultttral. Experiment Station, Bulletin 53 of the Illinois Experiment: Station treats of the chemistry of the corn kernel. In part it sate: By mechanical menus the corn kernel has been separatedi into four different parts. Theta may be designated (see cut) es a. the coat, or hull, of the kernel; b, the bard glutenous layer underneath the dull mush thekei' at the sides than at Hie crown; e, the chit, or germ, and d, the starchy matter constituting Me chief bedy of the kernel 9: be germ is about 12 per cent of the kernel, but it contains • nearly twice as ninth mineral matter and term or four times as much oil as all of the rest .of the kernel. The germ is also rieb in protein, but the chief part of that eonstiteent is contained in the glnteirene lave The hulls and starchy portion of the kernel consist largely of carboby- dr ig eta betties, the former containing, a eon •: siderable amount in Sbe form of fibrous matter. In the znabbufacturo of starch or gin- , fl cose sugar from corn these different parts are separated Lunch more porteeily than it is possible to do by band. The bee Difference. 0.44 4.03 1.20 3.40 The writer's lavestig;atlonshave shown that, while Immo samples of corn of to ' single variety :;rayon under uniform eon ditio,ls :aro markeuly uniform in cameo• sato*, single ears from the sante bele stem wide variations. The veriatian in the proximate colul,a:itoes of 50 tlit7or- ; tint ears of Burr s white emu grown from the purest mod anal under very ttul- form field conditions was u:1 follmvs: T.N.V. 204 Solid Sterling Silver Solid Gold genuine nracelet, Ladies'aad Pearl and Garnet Misses sizes Settings EARN one of these handsome to our fp el d 4 LUv r Aluim Inani Thimbles at 10 cents each. They are more durable than Guaranteed steel or sterling silver. Tape: Good Timekeeper. measure or package of needles given free witheach,thimble. Every lady buys as soon as she sees them. No mono required. Solidus your name and address and'we trill pend the foods and catalogue of Dremiums v_ostpaid. Thimbles to be returned if not sold. Men, women, boys and girls tire selling thous- ands -why notyea hous-ands-whynotyou1 Try. When sold send ata our money and we will send the premium you select. IwtenHon 'this re_pper. • GANAOIAN NOViiL'CY CO.. Toronto, Oat. Ciat eohy- Ash, Protein. Fat urates. Maximum. 1.74 13 e8 0 0;3 85.79 Minimum.. 1.09 8.35 8.05 71,03 Difference;, 0.65 553 2.07 6.87 Gond 1'roflt. In ahovp. A shaplaerd can make from 25 per ant. to GO per cent on his investment in ]Hutton sheep, noaordiug to his skill, A good breeding ewe can produce enough wool to pay for keeping her. A ewe can bo kept in thrifty condition, being fed suoh coarse fodders as straw, clover hay and oorn fodder, with one•helf pound of grain daily when sho requires .it, at a cost et one cont per day, during the period of most expensive feeding. to pay for her keep she nee.le to produce no more than ten pounds of good wool and that a -mutton ewe can do. In addition to the wool the returns from a ewe will be at least one lamb -,he average of the mutton breeds is nearer one and one- half- From the facts derived from our experimental work it is safe to say that, charging foods at market prices, mutton can be put on the market on foot for at least three cents per pound. Such mutton as can be furnished et that cost will sell for six cents, and the sheep should weigh 160 pounds. Here is a profit of $4.50 from a sheep under the most moderate circum- stances. I have known ewes of mutton breeding to produce each year a clear profit of ten to fifteen. dollars. -Western Plowman. The Value of Poultry-lr,uture. The excretions from fowls are very valuable as fertilizers. The excretions from pigeous contain more nitrogen than that of any other dcmestio aminal. Diens rank next to pigeons in this regard, and geese and ducks are the poorest in nitro- gen. The reason that pigeons and hens stand so high is because they live chiefly on giain, while geese and ducks prefer herbaceous 'parts of plants. dometimes -green aquatic plants, 'which are poorest iu'the most important ele;.nents of man- ure, The nutrient principles of plants found in fowls' oxciements'atie chit#fly in a oonaeused form, 'easily dissolved. It should, 'therefore, be used in,small `quan- tities. It Miceli not bo spreadindry weather or on dry ernnrid, •because it has a corrosive action„ which soon injures the. plants. It is particularly useful for garden plants and to fortify weak seedlings, A Frenal authority planes the amount of manure of a fowl per year at an aver- age, 55 pounds for a pigeon; 12.1 pounds for a hen; 13 7 pounds for a cluck, and 24.2 for a goose, Anwlee of it ldnroe's i,,nt. By the angle of a horso's foot is meant the angle formed ny the stall and the ground surface of the foot at the center' 'of the toe, In order to get the feet' alike in shoeing trotters horseshoers genially: measure the length of the toe -athd the height of the heel ; from She coronet to the bottom of the wail: It is well to re- member that different horses may have toes and heels of the 'same .length and height, and .yet the angle, of the foot may be different in each ease, A studty of a picture of tho bones et .the log, will show just what is meant by a straight line striking the center of ` the pastern and coffin' joints, :It means when a straight line will pass through the minter of both position bones and the coffin bone. -Horse Review. 'Wheel you're, ready to buy that new H eycle. Writ° for Catalogue, Ge ncl ro'r- Mfg. . C7 TORONTO, Ont s Years of Cur , Covering Tens of Thousand Cured, Millions of Bottles Sold. • continues its B*ti h nt lfioeal "F 44 work in the cure of dEtUMATISM NEURALGIA SOP:RCA LUMBAGO SPRA 1S BRUISES SO,REI+Is SS STIFrNtsS And will always t''e The reat ReredD or 'Ian. 1 E STRONGEST AL -METAL GATE E ER pU i. P Prima eOnt ,knee, l:ltritieing i.itngesand Latch, delivered ret any station i; Outarto•, Late to 311. 8 £t, .t ft. 8S ft. 7 ft. 10 ft. 11.'ft. 1415. 8 ft ^t',',`3 t ,5 1k ft 2.'3 2.&) 7".55'1 eft.,........ :.5u 2,5(1 -,78 18.50 14.00 55610 *5:11 101.00 4, ft 2.54 2.75 8.00 3.75 4.25 510 6.75 4.0 Any number sent C. O.D. an approval to be paid for if entirely eatisfaaetory, otherw:se to be ree turnea at our expense: THE FROST WIRE FENCE C9, WELLAND, ONT., Frost Fence, Frost Steel Gates, A( and Frost Coiled Spring Wire,. TLTAISTIIATIRt) CATALOGUE VPON REQUEST. IEN•VS WANTED. The Only Safe Way to Speculate BUY THE SCRIP AND PAY FOR iT, $50 and upwards sent to us can be doubled within. one year; we haved,one it a thousand times, we can do it again if our advice is acted upon. Prow we do it: We buy low priced Railroad Shares that we have inside information upon. We know of thousands who dabble in "Bucket Shops" and Min- ing Stocks, both are the worst kind of lotteries; we know of thousands more who are ever ready to invest in paper town lots where the chances are very remote for increase in value, and usually the money invested is never recovered, and even when the property does increase in value it is difficult to secure a cash purchaser. 1f it is railroad stock you can sell it for spot cash at any time. We have been twelve years in business in. this con- servative old Vermont City of Burlington, and we can furnish references from. National Banks and leading citizens throughout the State, and we do not expect any person to deal with us until wo prove our responsibility and reliability. KNOTT dt CLOSSON, Bankers nod ltroltera, IIUILLTNG TON. VT.. U.S.A. Private NEW YORK. CTtIO:\GO. Wires 11oSTON. Ei To 130Y't Ea and GIRLS For sailing 2 doz. of our Patent Lever Collar Buttons or cur Aluminum Thimbles, at 10 cents each. NO MONEY REQUIRED Yon send ns vournaane su bele you would like to sell. We�forward i them byye return mail, free of all charge. You pay for thein when soli. PREMIUMS -Watches. Rings, Violins Aceordeons, Air Guns, Spring ect :Hockey Skates ]Manicure Sets, guilt many others. This American Lever '0' itch,,, Stens Wind, Stem Set, Fully Guaranteed to replace or repair, for selling 2 doz. Bailees or Thimbles. Western Novelty Agency, This Full size biorart Violin and Boxfos 04 Yon,;o St., Arsa1T6, TORONTO. selling 3 cior Buttons or 'Yuletide*. QEF FE4FEFcCFcEe <««<Cc000kCEr4 FEFFGkC«G'dCFC«kF- rnrr V/ FOR ONE ,i�.: IIAY'S' WORK • `�1�sjOt»>,1�>> LEVER :BUTTON we emir thin aneWATOII,wititnchain sndcharm, NG UI1 for selling 2 dozen gold -topped, enantel- backed Lever. Collar Buttons at loo. each, or a lady'a to watch and guard for selling 3 doz• No Money Itegstrrd, You run no risk. IVrile and we send the Buttons. post A paid, with our big Premium List, Sell the Buttons re. /1t turn money, aml u•osend -Watch, free fir altcharge. ' 'On• A sold buttons returnable, Liberal cptnnliss,on.ifpreferred, /i5 Be the first in your field. Send your name and address leg,. to -day. Zen writing, ntentiaa this paper. CO.,ToHoNTO, ONT. 9 ;?)yvr> e5y What It Ilan Conae To. Miss Brown -What foal 's Lize Jackson pnttin on sick'airs? Miss Johnsing-IFun't yo' done heerd dat her 'lashuns was descended frum dem I+illypeens whut Mare Dewey done captured? - Philadelphia North .American An limey Met1aoil. Miss Fuze! e-1 want to break my en gegeient with, en pic,;but ;1 don't know bow to do it witb,nit driving the poor fellmlw to enioicle, .Little Poo here-. ;x;'lty don't yen ,IBI. hint see yon in curt helpers just,raiacel'-•,+ Roxbury.(Inootte. iaminommum l :i ...,,,,,.. ,.......-....4Lmi L -"^"--; t 111111111111EWIII ill--.,.....~'}-`.,�'. i� limi tla,n5E+ IN i Prima eOnt ,knee, l:ltritieing i.itngesand Latch, delivered ret any station i; Outarto•, Late to 311. 8 £t, .t ft. 8S ft. 7 ft. 10 ft. 11.'ft. 1415. 8 ft ^t',',`3 t ,5 1k ft 2.'3 2.&) 7".55'1 eft.,........ :.5u 2,5(1 -,78 18.50 14.00 55610 *5:11 101.00 4, ft 2.54 2.75 8.00 3.75 4.25 510 6.75 4.0 Any number sent C. O.D. an approval to be paid for if entirely eatisfaaetory, otherw:se to be ree turnea at our expense: THE FROST WIRE FENCE C9, WELLAND, ONT., Frost Fence, Frost Steel Gates, A( and Frost Coiled Spring Wire,. TLTAISTIIATIRt) CATALOGUE VPON REQUEST. IEN•VS WANTED. The Only Safe Way to Speculate BUY THE SCRIP AND PAY FOR iT, $50 and upwards sent to us can be doubled within. one year; we haved,one it a thousand times, we can do it again if our advice is acted upon. Prow we do it: We buy low priced Railroad Shares that we have inside information upon. We know of thousands who dabble in "Bucket Shops" and Min- ing Stocks, both are the worst kind of lotteries; we know of thousands more who are ever ready to invest in paper town lots where the chances are very remote for increase in value, and usually the money invested is never recovered, and even when the property does increase in value it is difficult to secure a cash purchaser. 1f it is railroad stock you can sell it for spot cash at any time. We have been twelve years in business in. this con- servative old Vermont City of Burlington, and we can furnish references from. National Banks and leading citizens throughout the State, and we do not expect any person to deal with us until wo prove our responsibility and reliability. KNOTT dt CLOSSON, Bankers nod ltroltera, IIUILLTNG TON. VT.. U.S.A. Private NEW YORK. CTtIO:\GO. Wires 11oSTON. Ei To 130Y't Ea and GIRLS For sailing 2 doz. of our Patent Lever Collar Buttons or cur Aluminum Thimbles, at 10 cents each. NO MONEY REQUIRED Yon send ns vournaane su bele you would like to sell. We�forward i them byye return mail, free of all charge. You pay for thein when soli. PREMIUMS -Watches. Rings, Violins Aceordeons, Air Guns, Spring ect :Hockey Skates ]Manicure Sets, guilt many others. This American Lever '0' itch,,, Stens Wind, Stem Set, Fully Guaranteed to replace or repair, for selling 2 doz. Bailees or Thimbles. Western Novelty Agency, This Full size biorart Violin and Boxfos 04 Yon,;o St., Arsa1T6, TORONTO. selling 3 cior Buttons or 'Yuletide*. QEF FE4FEFcCFcEe <««<Cc000kCEr4 FEFFGkC«G'dCFC«kF- rnrr V/ FOR ONE ,i�.: IIAY'S' WORK • `�1�sjOt»>,1�>> LEVER :BUTTON we emir thin aneWATOII,wititnchain sndcharm, NG UI1 for selling 2 dozen gold -topped, enantel- backed Lever. Collar Buttons at loo. each, or a lady'a to watch and guard for selling 3 doz• No Money Itegstrrd, You run no risk. IVrile and we send the Buttons. post A paid, with our big Premium List, Sell the Buttons re. /1t turn money, aml u•osend -Watch, free fir altcharge. ' 'On• A sold buttons returnable, Liberal cptnnliss,on.ifpreferred, /i5 Be the first in your field. Send your name and address leg,. to -day. Zen writing, ntentiaa this paper. CO.,ToHoNTO, ONT. 9 ;?)yvr> e5y What It Ilan Conae To. Miss Brown -What foal 's Lize Jackson pnttin on sick'airs? Miss Johnsing-IFun't yo' done heerd dat her 'lashuns was descended frum dem I+illypeens whut Mare Dewey done captured? - Philadelphia North .American An limey Met1aoil. Miss Fuze! e-1 want to break my en gegeient with, en pic,;but ;1 don't know bow to do it witb,nit driving the poor fellmlw to enioicle, .Little Poo here-. ;x;'lty don't yen ,IBI. hint see yon in curt helpers just,raiacel'-•,+ Roxbury.(Inootte.