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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-7-13, Page 28ubeeribere who do nor receive their paper regularly will please redly na et tare. ( all at tleie (Atm for advertising; rates, TUE EXETER ADVOCATE. t THURSDAY. JULY 23, ,899 Why liy isn't a wrinkle a nick of 1im ; Why len t a Pony of i randy a ter steeat Why are beads of I:erspiratiott the jeweler et toil? Why does a lawsuit ievarieley wear out at the pot mets first? Why does a man like to be mistaken ter more than he really is? Vey are the affairs of others always re iters -,,brig to most people? Why shouldn't a wheel -barrow come seder the lad of garden truck? Why i6rl t `t superstitious to pick imp elms at the eed of a bowling alley? Wby would the evt"rage man rather be "barged with. malice than with asaking a Intender? Why does the man writs reiterates with abs that ate will never do a thing al,lraye de it if you give bin time enought A Sure CureforHeadache.--Bilious eeadsche to which women are more sub- s Haan men, becomes so acute In some t;b setatbaG theyare utterly r ty Pr ust- t e d The stomach refuses food, and there is A ss4w. aeet and distressing a�ort to free the reeve from bile which bas become stn• tiu1yT secreted there. Perueleee Vego- tarblo Pine are a speedy alterative. end to itputraltzieg tit* effects of the intruding bUe relieves the pressure on the nerves Israel~ cause the headache. Try them, Proverbs That Coot.ru$)at, "4. stitch in time eavesnine." and "It's ta*ver ine lath to mend." " 7laere'R boner among thieves," and "Seta thief to cstch a thie5." "Out at r girt, out of zatnd." ;tad "Ale tweet mean the heart prow fonder." "A rolling se..ne gathers no moss," and ".tit netting hen gathers no feathers." "Discretion is the better part of valor," and "Nothing venture, nothing win." "Marry its haste ;Ansi repent at leisure," Gita"Happy Is the wooing that a not long a•Going." "be than who is his own lawyer has a feel for A client," and "If you wants, thin; done -well, do it yourself." Whoa children are pale, peevish and rest eta at uigbt they req;;ire a dose o^ two of :Miller's Worm Powders. nee. are please= to take; no pbyrdc ga.red. Conae.l and Client. .Any one can sit on a jury, but it take * la try er.R o t it an a witness. It is annou>aced that Retry Green's spring suit cost 5700. It was a lawsuit. The manly art of self•dldence consiets largely these days of an insanity plea. A legal light, who has won several nun brellas on slot machine play, justifies bis tamed by pleading that he is laying up something fora rainy day. "Your friend has a wonderful memory." "Marvelous." "Never fails him." "I don't know about than. I never haw hint in the witnet,e mind." lilinard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Only Ytalitrieux Daily ?anon Canada claims to have what is believed So be the only religious daily paper in the World. The Montreal Daily Witness has been in existence more than 80 years, and an its pages no advertisements have ever been inserted of theaters. public: houses, for tobacco manufacturers, nor is general "printing accepted for rhete trades. No "dramatic criticisms ever appear, racing iresults bane no place, and prize tights never find mention in its pages, There is no Sunday edition. Tho price of the Wit- rless is one cent, and it consists of 12 to 14 'pages, the Saturday issue having some- ` times 32 pages. f MILLER'S COMPOUND IRON PILLg increase the po\rtr of assimilation, thus increasing weight and strength, 'What Has Snood England. la 1848, when every throne on the con- tinent was either seriously shaken or over- turned, the queen of England could walk and drive about as usual. M. Guizot, the French statesman of that era, said to Lord Shaftesbury: "X will tell you what bar saved your empire. It was not your police, It was not your army, it was not your statesmen; it was the deep, solemn, re- ligious atmosphere that is 'breathed over ftbe whole people of England." A Short Road to health was opened to those suffering from chronic Boughs, -asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, lumbago, tumors, rheumatism, excoriated nipples or inflamed breast, and kidney com- plaints, by the introduction of the inex- pensive and effective remedy, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Hangs of the Human Pelee. The range of the human voice is quits astonishing. There are about nine per - foot tones, but 17,592,186,044,515 different sounds; thus, 14 direct muscles, alone or together, produce 16,883 sounds; 30 direct muscles produce 173, 741,823, and all in co- operation produce the number named,and these independently of different degrees of intensity and of the indefinable something called expression. New life fox a quarter. Miller's Com- pound ionpound Iron Pills. Tight Lacing in Saxony. Saxony's minister of education has is- faned a decree that all young girls attend- ing publio schools and colleges shall aban- don the Hao of corsets and stays. It is slleaed that girls of ten and twelve years. were addicted to tight lacing. linard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. Ne Light Drinker. Mudge -Yes, I do take a few drinks of Mk evening, but none during the day. I am no daylight drinker. Yabaley-No one ever accused you of be- ing any kind of a light drinker. "Miss Flo, are you fond of clams?" In dulcet tones asked he. The maid looked at him coyly, and „ o sudden!" said she. Tiais h s Ne worm medicine acts so nicely as Mil- ler's Worm Powders; no physic required. Snodgrass -The world has a place for everybody. Micawber-Yes; the only trouble it, There's generally somebody else in it. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON. Irl, THIRD QUARTER, INTER- NATIONAL SERIES, JULY 16. 'i'ext of the Lesson, Dan. it%.. 14-80, memory verses, to,t$-:•[olden Teat, Dan, iii, ly-Cour nentary i'repared by the Rev. D. M. Stearns, [Copyright 1599. by D. M.:Stearns./ 14, 15. "Who is tbat God that shall de- liver you out of my bands," Thus said Nebuchadnezzar to Daniel's friends as Ile gave thele another chance, for their lives, threateniug; thou with death in the fiery furnace if they failed to worship the gold- en image which he bad set up. lie had said to .Daniel in eonneeriou with the dec- laration and interpretation of the forgot- ten dream, "Of a truth it is that your Gad is a. trod of gods and a Lord of kings'. (chapter 11, 47), but in his pride he bad evidently forgotten this, and now there is no one so great in hie estimation as hila. self. The spirit zaf the plain of Dore was Manifested on the plain of Shiner (Gen. xi, 4), and long before it was seen in Cain it shall be fully seen in the last days in the anti -Christ and Itis companions tPan. xi, 30-38; II Thes. it. 4; Rev. slit). 78 -is "Our God whorls -we serve is able to deliver us frotu the burning fiery fur- nace, and He will deliver us out of thine band. (2 ktugl" So they did nos wish a second trial, for their purpose was firm that they would not bow down to his gods nor tohis golden i tea lu hrch he bad set t up, and they bad no care as to coarse - gamic**, What splendid confidence in Goal What grandindifference to man or his power/ They knew and practiced Ps. ixil, 6; xxvii, 3. To no one but the liv- ing God would they bow, and in Him alone would they trust. 19-22• The fury of the king, who knew 110 one greeter bbneeif, went forth against t hent, and the most mighty glen in his army bound theist and cast them. into the fiery furnace, which was heated seven times iuore than ordinarily. The Bing has now done his worst. and thee* who dared to stand against hint have, as he thinks, perished. The -nighty men who east theta into the furnace died by a spark (see margin) from the furnace, for it is a terrible thing to touch a ehild of Goll.. It is like touching the apple of brit eye (Zech. 11, 6) Then shall all perish from before KIM Who dare to stand a nurse Him. The beast and false prophet shall be east alive into the lake of fire, and a thousand years later thedevil Mao aball be east into the arue plat's+, to be tormented forever (Rev. Mn. 10; xx. I01. 23. "And these three men fell down hound into the midst of the burning fiery inmelee,' If the flame or a spark from the furnace slew the nighty men who cast thetu in, one would naturally expect these three to have perished instantly, and rhe king uni„ht have thought, or the beholders bave a s. 3 id 'It its all over with thorn,:, but 1 there are powers and std agrneies of which the mere natural )ran knows nothing k lisho,'s servant saw only the Syrian army. but lslisha saw tbo chariots of Gars The angels are always ministering, and they excel in strength. and nothing Is too hard for Flinn whom they servo (Ps. ciii, 20; Jor. xxxli, 17). 24, 25. t'i,o, I see four leen loose, -walk- fug in the midst of the fir'e, and they have no hurt; and the form of the fourth is like the Son of clod." This the king saw, and thus he shake to his counselors, whorl he bad hastily called together. !Mould seem that he bad been watching the furuace from afar and could see into it, and he saw what he never thought to have seen, living men walking in that seven times boated furnace This was something greater than be knew anything about, and the fourth person in tbofurnace had something strangely Supernatural about hint. Notice how the firm wrought upon the three men; it only burned their bonds and set therm free to walk with trod. That is just what fiery trials do for believers. 26. "Yeservants of the Most High God, come forth and cone hither." Thus said the king to the glen against whom he had a little before been so furious How changed his attitude! And the power of God had done it. What a literal fulfill., meat there had been of Isa. stiff, 2, "When thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the flame kindle upon thee." He can ;bride the sea or walk upon it, still the stormy wind or make it His chariot. quench the power of the burning flame or ascend up in it (Judg. aiii, 20). What became of the fourth? Whence He came, thither He returned. The three never found the fourth so real as in that fiery furnace, and many a be- liever can testify that the Lord never seemed so real as in deepest trial. 27. All the rulers saw these men upon whose bodies the fire had no power, nor was a hair of their heads singed, neither were their coats changed, nor the smell of fire bad passed on them. When theserulers returned to their hones in the provinces and told of the great image and its dedica- tion, the music and the worship, they would doubtless speak of these lightly in comparison with the story of these three and their wonderful experience, and the unseen God whom they worshiped and His power over the fiery furnace, and thus the God of Israel would be magnified. But God does not always deliver this way. Yet in the resurreetion all shall be as free from harm as were the bodies of these three. 28. "Blessed be the God of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, who hath sent His angel and delivered His servants that trust- ed in Him." Thus byrefusing to worship any God except their own God they had seen His power and now see Him honored by the king of Babylon, who could not otherwise so have known Him. Conform- ity to the world never honors God, but. separation from it for Christ's sake always does. The reason that the church has so little power for God is because she is so full of bowing to the world for the sake of the world's favor, when she should be seek- ing the favor 61 God alone, 29. "There is no other god that can de- liver after this sort.' Thus confessed the king, and he made a decree that if any people, nation or language should say any- thing amiss against the God of these three men such should be slain. How we might honor God, and how greatly He would be honored in us if we would positively re- fuse to bow to the world for the sake of its favor! Yet people say, How could the work go on if we had not the good will of this one or that one, men and woman of means and of influence, whose favor seems necessary? • 80. Then the kingpromoted Shadrach, Meshaeh and Abednego in the province of Babylon." Little dict 13 yy think k that the stand they took against the king would finally secure his favor. When we seek to stand only with and for God, -He will without any seeking on our part give us the favor ofall whom we need and tvlte,ni He can use. See how wondrously (-hid works for and through suoh as are wholly Elis. "It is God who woriecth." HOW THE QUEEN HEARS APER,. D.seripti.p of tit. ,teceUt ttirthdar 1i41tartliinment at Windsor. The Royal Opera Contpany of Covent. Garden recently gave a performance be- fore the Queen at Windsor, and the next'. day, Her Majesty. with customary thoughtfulness, seas a telegram to them, expressing; the hope that ail the members' of tbo company who, so delighted her with seleotlons from "Lohengrin" en her birthday arrived horn, safely after their tourney.. The arrangements for the musical guests were splendidly earriett out, leak- ing the trip to Windsor Castle an even snore delightful honor. A special train left Paddington at a o'clock in the after- noon,carrying Air, Neil Forsyth and all the members of the opera company who were to take part with the exception of Jean de Reszke and ?$nae. Schutnann- 1Iein1s, who, with the directors of the company, travelled down by the train arriving at Windsor at 6.20, From the castle were sent carriages. and other conveyances to meet the mem- bers of the company, including the orchestra, chorus, etc., and at half -pass 3. except for the principals, a full rehearsal of the whole performance took place. With infinite care and liberality the guests were entertained by Si,rCoils man, Her Majesty's inspector of the palace. At 7 o'clock dinner was served. the directors dining with the household. Afterward the entertainers prepared for the perfarHatCe which took piece in the Waterloo Chamber, decorated with P a rt - rafts of Wellington, Bitleher and others. Tiers of seats for Rer ,Majesty's house- hold stud the directors of the Royal Opera Company, who were invited to the per- forntence, were arrangal around the raised dais draped with crimson oloth, upon which were placed chairs for the Queen and menthere of the royal family. The dais was beautifully decorated with choice flowers and follego by the queen's gardener. Mr. Owen Thomas, who had also arranged the floral designs ;fir the whole of the chamber. t ten minutes past 9 the Queen enter- ed, while the orchestras played the national anthem. The performance tnen com- menced, and ter)nivated just 20 minutes before midnight - When Is was over Her Majesty sent for the print:mai, singers of the oornpany and hlaucheiit, the conductor, and after expressing her thanks, presented there with special royal gifts, bestowing ttpo,n Jean de Reszke the Victorian Order, a delicate white enamelled Maltese cross. To l.douard de Re'szke the Queen gave a silver ptteher; a silver cigarette caste to air. Elephant; to lime. Nordica and Alnto. SChillittirilWieillk breaches, with i the letters V.R.I. in diamonds, and to others various gifts. The whole of the company then left cast and.\vltlt the arca tion t the le h o p Mme. Nordica, who retrained in Wind- sor, traveled led up to London by a apeoial train, leaving Windsor at 1.33 a.m., and reached Paddington at :1.03 a.m. FIRS- IRQNCL.ADS. TLe Granit Wer.. tbm Pivot to I vont This Tye* et Beat, The Coreans were the first to .invent the ironclad. warship. In 1592 the hordes of Hldeyoshi landed on the shores of southern Corea and swept northward through the peninsula, with the avowal purpose of crossing the Chinese border'. and overthrowing the cling Empire. The Coreans could offer no adequate resist- ance, for, while Corea had been at peace for several cen.taries and the science of War had received comparatively little at- tention, tension, the islands of Japan n h ad been one great battlefield, and the army of 160.000 -nen that landed on Corean soil were all veterans. The Japanese were provided with firearms, which had never been seen In Corex-. When, therefore, the Japanese forces swept northlvard toward the capital, and the King fled by night along the road to the Chinese border, Corea came face to face with a bard, uncompromising fact. She must either find some new means for holding the invaders in check, or she must go to the wall. The stimulus WAS sufficient, and in the person of Admiral Yi Sunsin Corea found the solution of the problem. The Japanese had penetrated the country as far as P'yeng-yang, and were there awaiting an army of re -enforcement from Japan, consisting of 100.000 men, before advanc- ing to the conquest of China. Admiral Yi perceived that It was only by destroy- ing this auxiliary force that the Japanese could be checked. and he realized, more- over, that, should it once set foot on Corean soil, all hope was gone. This grim necessity resulted in the invention of the kwi-sun, or "tortoise -boat," so called because of its resemblance to that animal. In the illustration which has been preserved to us in the biography of Admiral Y1, we see that the boat was covered with a curved deck of iron plates, and was provided with a ram. These two things formed its defensive and offensive equipment. With this boat, whose speed was exceptionally great, Admiral Yi boldly attacked the Japanese fleet of 600 boats, ramming them right and lett, and as he passed on he left she struggling Japanese In the water, to be dispatched by his followers in the a•siln- ary boats of the Corean fleet. The enemies deemed the tortoise -boat to he a work of superhmnan origin, and their "bones melted" within them. Character lent Good. In some rural districts of England there are held annually hiring fairs, where farmers and others attend to en- gage servants At one held in Gloucester- shire last autumn a farmer opened nego- tiations with a lad who seemed snitebis for his purpose. Various questions haring been asked and answered, the farmer inquired at last: "Hast got a character from thy last place?" "No," replied the boy; "but my old gaffer be abont somewhere. and I can get he to write I one: " "Very well," was the reply, "thee get it and meet T here again at 4 o'clock." The time came, so did the farmer and the boy. "Hast mot thy character?" was the query. The answer crime short and sharp: "No; but l: be' got thine, and I bean't a -coming. "-Lo n don .answers. Pulverized 3..lk for soldiers. The tore a Accordingh I ondon Leader,the e board which has been inquiring into the desirability of utilizing more extensively condensed food for the army will shortly present its report, suggesting important e t is r forme in cotlneot n with the provisions for soldiers,including the more extensive use of pulverized milk and of other eon - devised food. Atmospheric >ransidlty. The wet -bulb thermometer, ler deter- mining moisture in the air, is made and need es follows: Provide two tbermome- tees and tie a bit of the thinnest rnnsile neatly around. the bulb of ono of thele and keep it soaked with water. Lift thie therinotneter out of the water, and whirl it briskly through the air for two min, utes, if the air Is very dry, and for three or four minutes if the air ie very moist. Bead it quickly, and it gives the temper- ature of a thin layer of water evaporated uflder the influence or the wind produoed by the,,whirling. The clewpoiat of She air in which the thermometer .is whirled is about as far below the wet -bulb as this is below the temperature of the dry-bulb similarly whirled and read rapidly. The two thermometers may be hung aide by side on a short piece of *tring for con- venience; and this is then called the "sling psychronoete7. "---Mvnthly'Weashes- Review. Tee W.rlS's 800 lateen:mmm/, Statistics gathered by a French gee- logise show that 860 different languages are used in the world now And that these are subdivided into 5.300 dialects. Europe has 89 langu .gas; Africa, 114; Asia,. 123; and America, 417. The remaining I17 be- long to the large and small islands of the world, particularly of the with seas. Many of those islands have their own di* tinotive language, although they are crop to others in matey instances. Deafness Cannot e a a a t 4e Cured b Wel apl ltrotiond as they cannot remit * titseased sr roan of the ear. Tit re i1r only out way to cure eleafpess, nuts that is isv souses* *mai remedios• D,•afneds 1e, caused by an ta- red comditian et tate emotes an n¢ of the tae11Iatt Tube. When this tubs Is inflamed you have a tumbling sound or imperfect hear. ing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and uoleis the lmffammatius assn ire taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing win be destroyed forever; nine cedes out of tett are euu?ed by catarrh. which is nothing bet en inflamed eouditivit of the mucoussurlae ee, We will give One Hundred pollee! far qtly rasa of Deafless 4eaudeit by catsrritl that cannot be cured b e Hall a Catarrh Cure. Send for eta cvlat'af free, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, (e. M"Seld by Druge•iste, tee.. whet Hake* a Mott. The longer I live the ntore certain I enc tbat the great difference between men, the. great and the insignificant, ie energy---in- ,invible determination -an )aonek5 pur- pose one* Axed -and then the victory. That quality will de anything that can be done in the world; stud rte •talents, no cir- ountatances, no opportunity, will masks a two -legged creature without ir. To Those of Sedentary Occupation. -- dem who follow sedentary occupations, which deprive them of fresh Mr and exer- cise, are more prone to disorders of the liver and kidneys than those who lead active, outdeor lives. The former will find in ar ole s 'Vegetable Pine, a re• storntfre a3thoitquestion r e G h most eine Carious OU the market, They are easily easily taken: act expeditious. lY, • and they are surprisiugly cheap eon- sidering their excellence. apectat autos. "Do you make special rates to bridal parties?" asked the innocent•looking bride- groom. "Yes." replied the honest hotel clerk, "We always charge 'em double rates., .A Safer sloshed. Biggs -There goes at man Who has made a snug little fortune on the race Creek, Boggs-Rnows how to pick winners, eh? Biggs -No, he used to run a peanut and lemonade stand. if the children require physio none acts so nice as Miller's Worm Powders; very pleasant to take. l'atafal nacelle/azimut. Mrs. Slimdiet--•You don't seem to like rice very well, Mr. Peck. Henry Peck -It is associated with one of the most distressing mistakes I ever was guilty of. Worms derange the whole system. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator de- ranges worms, and gives rest to the suffer era It only costs 23 cents to try it and bit cent -bleed. Anyone Ought to Knew. Mistress (to Norah) -What must be the condition of a person to be buried in con- secrated. ground? Norah (in great surprise) -Dead, mum! linard's Liniment Cures Garget in Cols. Defer, 'i<:i.otiea. First Politician -The other side has more boodle than we have. Second Politician -Yes; I think they'll carry the county by $40,000 majority. Our D.mestics. Mistress -You have no young man, I hope? Maid -Oh, no, ma'am; he's 50 if he's a day. s I was CORSD of Bronchitis and Asthma by MINA RD'S LINIMENT. Lot 5, P.E.I. Mss. A. Livusesroxs I was CVRRD of a severe att-ek of Rheuma- tiem by MINARD'S LINIMENT 'Mahone Bay JOHN Mensa. Ivrea hens]) of a severely sprained leg by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Bridgewater. Joanna WYNACaT. Nothing Worth Saving. If the various powers get all they want in China the New York Press declares the emperor might as well throw away the key to the "open door." The world is mine! And how, you ask, Can such a wonder be? I've won a little maiden, and She's all the world to me. Mental and physical activity are pro - timed by' Miller's Compound Iron Pills. And 1tel.aged to Her Father. Hewitt -D you like pointed ointed toed shoes? Jewett --Not when they are pointed to- ward me. 0 50 . Miller's new back for cents. A Kidney Pills and Plaster. "Yon' say she is a business woman. interested What business is she int sted in? "Oh, everybody's.". On an average no less than 200 people are killed by Realising ever; yews. FOR City Streets or .Country Roads the GENDRON is without a peer. Light Easy Running, Always Reliable. THE DENDRON M'E=R CO. MHO Toronto, Ont. isee 5' .5 a Vipond & Co. FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Correspondence Solicited. Advances Made on Consignment*. MONTREAL Cenlpr.sied A•ir fir rower. .a gas motor car of the Dessau Gas Iia}1- way Company was on exhibition at the German industrial exposition in Berlin, together with a portable engine which furnishes compressed gas to run the ear. Por more than a year a ear similar to this haft been making regular daily rues on the Cbarlottenburg-Knie street car line in Berlin, and has rendered very satisfactory cervico. It • is not what you eat. but what as rtlnailates that nous:shec. elll.I.I:R'a COMPOUND IRON N11.I,S cure faulty assimilation. Wafters Doukas/4 rips. The waiters of Landon. England. held a meeting recently, at which the unanimous opinion WAN expressed that tipping show- ed the true gentleman. and that the man who refused to tip ought to have bis food astddrink fired at him. Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc. Atarquie of Sallxhnry. The Marquis of Salisbury, who is in his seventieth year, is one of the oldest tnen1- bery of parliament. having entered the House of Commune when only 23 years of age. MEP Under 11. Hospital Nurse (to mangled victim of accident) --I understand the derrick fell ten stories to the payertient. Mangled Vic -tint (weakly) -I wag under that impression health for the children. Miller's Worm Powders. "rho Downward rata. Lord Rakeleigh-illy descent dates back 500 years. 'Mies Ciothamme--What a long timet And it seems to have been a very steep one, too, Alnbiguons. Ilii, Saphed-1'4 ill you tell me your candid opinion of me, Miss Rene? Miss Irene I have no opinion of you, Mr. Saphed. A lady writes ; "I wee enabled to remove the corns, root and branch, by the use 01 Holloway's Corn Cure." Others who have tried it have the sante experience. "Dickey, how old is your sister Ethel?" "Aw; she's been 20 ever since I was "horn." One Pleasure Within Remelt. "Nancy, you ought not to attempt golf. You don't like exercise, and I know you can't manage the dialect." "No, but I can bare my picture taken In my golf suit." With the Accent on the Lie. "Jules Verne begins to write at 6 o'clock in the morning." "Say, he might as well lie in bed." - Cleveland Plain Dealer. Russia has 29 women who have devoted themselves to pharmacy, an Germany has more than 100 Is PL co L w SOLD PLATED 8,45 flat, ew PLATED. 48.4 1* aS K• 08 IV etas UM% ova +1,1,11.... molar till: futatad 0. a mid' to yet ty two.* for estop 1.0,4. ft a i nap tat k std t.a.t Ausi-1+oat Opit1 Imo. 310" 014u 848 .44 Fora -%ata, takG,,1'ddr on. Fovea.. at• lox% ..ko a 4.114: fold watch. u en.o w:tk w • 5.501 .4 An .r .an )Last 11uw.m,rt n�aa r w,tunuL to g:re 61.1.4 4.1... r ,. 444 IP ...31 fat1•Mtr.: rt -,taUG q„e. jrµy, if Bart 1.47(+0 0404- 444.tA vee *ilia 144 1464.4 to. t. para.1 ss 1t)+r44Atrd, per no .o)Se1. ogott 4.il, roan (tease ase a4*pen Toil Watch te,, Toronto, deet. Fights off the bat sun, preservrsl the house, beautifies it as well, and gives satisfaction if you use: Ramt ROUSE PAINT BARN PAINT ROOF PAINT All dealers have it. Ask for card or scowl to us and we will tell you where to get it. A. RASAY' & SON, MAKTh1eS. Montreal.. T. N. U. 227 CA ACIA:y WILL II Home Seekers' 60 Day Excursions To the Canadian North West AT neTUAN TAM'S WINNICEe --- GELORAIIE--• BECTON ESTEYAN ----• i1NSCARTN-•- M009OMIN--• COWAN -• -- MDDSEJRW---W: GAMY ----( VORKTON ---- PpIN6EAtRERT` $35 } $30 RED DEER ---} $ f 0 (� DMONTON --- Coins June 27 Returning unlit Aug. alb' tut Rau or S.S.AIberuo Going July 13 Returning until sept. Its, (All Rall or 6.6. Athabasca) Comte July IS Returning until Sept, 1P pill Ran or S.S. Alberta) For tickets apply to say °anodise' P iso- .R� Aa.oto 0. P. txt:P>r .aaoN, Asa.. tisas. P Kind 6t- East, Tercet*. NATIONAL THEIJ EVER OFFERED 0O8L,idS, FOR ' CA ,with valuable, premum :14 karat Gold+ Plated Watch, for either lady or gentleman. Only L. limited quantity left -order Tbefore it is � all sold. NAo� beet selec edBMN �Ename, awl TWINEisover 881 feet to the pound. TWINE AND PREMIUM GUARANTEED. Coney refunded if 'purchaser le not satisfied, mit cash and give full shipping directions, tddreea BINDER TWINE BiNDER TWINE AND MANILA ROPE ONTARIO HINDER TWINR CO., 113 'Onion Station Arcade, Toronto. Brantford STEEL TOWERS AND WINDMILLS We aleo make Steel Flag Stair's. Grain Grinders, Iron and Wood Pumps, fres Supplies. lend for New Cate- alogue. Advertises Itself. This business is conducted so that every =stonier is an advertiser of its merits. It is estimated that every order filled for patrons who shopbymail brings atleast wo other orders. his means you'll e o well served that you'll talk about it and show the goods to friends with satisfaction. This store has issued a catalogue -illus- trated tod and descriptive. It contains an epitome of what may be seen here in the finest store in Canada, where more goods are sold at retail than any wholesale house handier, and at prices lower. than whole- sale. Send for cataltrgrie and samples to THE0 COMPANY ROBERT IMP Li LIMITED S SAN ' UttoNTO, wx. ITIONAL FARMERS CO. TORONTO. lTiRNAL THE BEST Q D E R E D FERTILIZE PHOS?HATE KN_,9,1 IiESUSCITATRS worn out Lancia. IMPROVES Good Lands and Makes the Best Lands BETTER. Improves the QUALITY of the Drop, and increases the QUANTITY. /AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY Dlgo TRIOT IN CANADA. National Farmers Co., Toronto€ CENTRAL PRISON Binder mithis is Twrneseason's make‘' PURE -MANILLA 120 i MIXED MANILLA, i I Oe• CASH.