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Pithy Paragraphs fee the Perusal of
Practical People -- Personal. Y'eaitiaal.
amd Prgfitabie.
A Bunch of Old Proverbs.
Rare of pride, says the peacock.
i 'n �t c
must r n a its own Ione.
�- bell e
y�J
kat: re mea drink, but drenete me titer,
introit& the dog. but beware et late UM,
Beaate on the ceals and put out the Lett
The fuller the hand, the harderto hol&
betst:=eion has a key that Eta every leek.
The nccrter the wit the longer she word.
3f you glee mea ];Wife, gave me a fork,
too.
In comes the fiddler sad cat goes: the ''
Moue!.
3f sen break your bawl yen Ease your E'
If you 0.30:1$ one 1'rd seu scare the
whole deck.
Slaw Off any brat:ciz except te.,t you are
s,tt.tug on.
purl the }ieece� @cWZ1. neeat se the
shim ey a -.ekes.
Yen mast shut yceir ewes if the dots ;,
ilowi is your face.
Tease Weser w3a, nasi :ever er;: be, a
Waivers. ra;IRCea a : one remedy. Se all
i»l .c• r iaeli deaf is t e:r -ae Yery r,atare
etc money cttretives caned +t ail that were
"tae peruse of other am! differently seated
disee:'leb- rooted tit the system et the
pataetnt—want vvouId relieve one
tura wcaid aggravate. the other. We
i
iseve, however, in u';into Wine, when
ebtaanAll",a- in a sound unadulterated
state, a remedy for many stud gravitate ills.
By tea ;,retinal and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led into conea;escence i.
sited atreegzu, ley the intluepee which Wm-
atre e:terts en :tiazere'e own resteratts,:s.
broth.
Itre :eves the droning spirits of those
Mr.ta w :out a chrome state of morbid des-
pectieecy and lack of interest in lite is a
ditease,and, by tranqquil zing the nerves,
d.0pcse* to soiled sand rexreshine sleep—
imparte rigor to the action of the blood,
which, being stimulated, courses through.
out the velem. strengthening the healthy
metaled tuna -ions of the system, thereby
enekizig activity a necessary reetio,
serengebetsint;the frame, end girtug life
to tee digestive orgelts, which ravatreily
densand invreaeed substance—result, irn-
"xroved appetite. Northrop & I.txnn aof
orontc. have riven to tae pub.ie their
eurerior Qn 'P3'ae "Wine at the usual .'ate.
and. ge ge,A. by the opeemn of scientists.
this wsue appreacbes nearest perfection of
arty in the market. ASO dr:3ggeets :sell it.
l5rigkt !turners.
To remove disrolorations from semi+
burners, rah with a brush dipped into
ecetio acid, wash in soapy water and rub
with a dry cloth, Trim wicks just et;.nve
She lower lane a charred portiezt and clip
the corners slightly with scissors. This
WO give you a truer flame than, from wip-
ing or scraping the wick. Neer fill the •
:amps full; leave a small space for expan-
sion and to prevent the oil from dowing
over the outside of the Iamp. To avoid an
lsnpleasaue odor schen the lamp is lighted
always turn the wicks dawn well after
trimming, so that the oaf will not rise to
the top and spread to the outer sides of
the burnere.
•H the child is r stless at night, has
coated tongue. sallow comrlesion, a dose
of Miller's Worm Powders is what is re-
quired; very pleasant and perfectly harm -
gess.
Ter Remove ,Scorched spots From. Linen.
Here is a valuable ripe which every
carefel hctteewife e•hould preeerve if she
would have beeuti'.ui linens. Take the
juice of two pecird unions and put into
elf an ounce of finely cut white easttle
steep and two ounce; of earth ere m the
druggist; mix together and stir in one
roup of Tinegar; stand over the Ore and
let It boil thar•ughly. Let the mixture
cool before tieing. When the linens are
badly scorched spread the paste over the
brown spot and leave till dry; then wash
out the iinen, after which operation the
scorched spot will be found to have dis-
appeared.
IWO RIELXGIQLS w oRLD.,
The total subscriptions of 195 ministers
to the Presbyterian. Church century fund
le 129»292,
QLITICS—CANADIAN,
The Conservatives of Piston County,
Arca, tIae In eoaventiau ass Pi;tou on
Thursday afternoon, and se -nominated
Sir Charles. Hibbert Tupper and A. C.
Bell for the House of Commons.
TUE Ionenet WORLD.
The miners .employed in the Snowshoe,
in Greenwood Csnap, B.l'., leave gone
Out oe strike. They deenaud 14 a day.
By an almost unenintone vote the
delegates of the International T'ypograph-
ieai Vision on Thursday adopted a con-
stitutional
on-stitutional antendnuette. increasing the
union'a reanlar monthly due 14313. cents
per capita:
'11114 EPL:CA`r ION: L WORLD.
Beviseti reguletidnas for the year lean.
1900 beta bent tannest by the Education
Department. Henceforth, egrieuiture is
obligatory in aft rural Schools for forma
T and 9
n e t
Ir. , While oed a ark
n w domw sties
eeenomy suit manual training ratty be
taken up. The High School cause ie
aneended by making bookkeepleg obli-
gatory and agriculture ana manual train,
tn6 optional.
'11:414 WEATRRR,
Ogre's rain baa fallen iu. India, batt th
condition of the craps is very uae;,tie
-
ens and two mare axe labelled "-very
tuapioions."
"teeters Mendoza and Vlncente, who
were sent from Madrid officially to study
the plague. at Oporto, Portugal. telegraph
that the cases observed by thein are "very
nharaeterietic a11y bubonic.'"
A eolleelton of Indian relies, inoludin;;
settee 1,500 Indian specimens, bels been
emmed for the Provinoial. Arehaeologieal
Ilfuseunx, The collection comprises artiolea
of military, domestic and social~ ase..
It has been definitely nettled that
Dfajor-deneral Hutton and Bishop Du-
.-
Menthe of Niagara will ofitaiate at the.
opening of the Toronto Exhibition a Week
frons Tuesday, They will attend the
tattoo be she evening,
Vein DEAD,
Lard Dnuberine is dead at London,
He was born In 1$3e
The body of Willie Boswell, the 10-
year-old boy who was drowned at Bow-
n3anville a few weeks ago, was found eta
Saturday.
The body of Private Dunn of the R.C,
late of Toronto, svho was drowned
in the Ottawa River near Rookiiffe
Camp, was found on ;Saturday..
.Lyle Stevens of Chatham, the lad shot
by wallaIleus;on, a eampaulen, last
3londay, ie dead. He eteectxttibed to his
wound late Thursday aftern000n.
Miss Ellen McDougall of I:antwaki, 23:
years ole], who was insured in the St.
Polyearpe accident a week ago, is dead,
This xttak.es the tenth fatality from. that
tweident,
John Tierney, Adolphnstowvu. Who left
over re yelar ago toe the E.londike, died
last ;starch on hie way borne. .Itis party
endured great bardshipa. Being by the
l;dutenwn route,
THE ettinteies 'WORLD.
The bankrupt'wy report for 1895 shows
an increase of «ad in the ..number of fail -
uses n great Britain,
e An ed*Aare of three cones. per puna
on meal: bas taken place in .New rork.
It is ste,ted that the butchers aro paying
120 or 125 mere for each steer than tour
months. ago.
factory, especially in the Deccan district~,
This has been the dryest summer on
record f England. n
n Flue n. Q ly 190 tans of
water Per sore has fallen instead of the
usual average of 010 tons. For 25 days
the thermometer has registered a temper-
sours of over 60 degrees.
F QR Mel'( OF WAR,
Lieut. -Governor Sir Frederick Walker,
Rine. relieese Genets' Sir William uncia
Butler as cox meador of the British
{roops in South Africa, asartsd on Tht;rx-
day for the Cape.
The 1st Colorado Regiment of Velem
beers has arrived home from the campaign
in she Philippines, The regiment, cote
mantled by Colonel McCoy, returns with
48 officers and 924 men, about 250 less
than the number wile sailed from an
Pranoisco last year.
MARINE MATTERS,
The new steamer India, owned by the
Calvin Co. of Eingston, with a cargo of
iron oro, want ashore eight miles above
this place on Sunday. It Is thought the
steamer will bo li;,htered off without)
damage,
The American throe -ton Gutter Great
Western. from Gloucester, ?class., June
18,entered the Bristol channel on Fri-
day, and her solitary occupant. Howard
Blackburn of Gloucester; reported all
Well, It is expected the small boat will
reaoh Bristol shortly.
51.ORTI\G.
McCormick knocked Kid MoCoy out in
the first round at Chicago on Friday.
nigbt.
The °ha/longer Genesee arrived at
Toronto on Friday morning, after a long,
slow sail from Charlotte. ;she is a likely -
looking craft,.
The America's Cup oballenger Sham-
rock passed the Sandy Hook bar bound
in at 8.14 Friday morning. From the
Shamrock's main truck iiew the private
signal of her owner, Sir Thomas Lipton,
the green shamrock in a yellow field,
with green borders. The voyage across
has taken about 15 days.
CASUALTIES.
An unknown ratan was out to pieces at
Montreal on Sunday by a C.P.R. train
and mangled badly. The body has not
been identified.
An 11 -year-old boy named 'William
Hayden was run over by a heavily-
oaded wagon at Montreal on Saturday
nd instantly killed.
Breed`s Liniment Cures Garget in Cows.
Queer Collection of Buttons. a
The wife of an English clergyman has
made a collection of all the buttons pla!'ed
in the offertory bags during the last two
or three years and has fastened them re
cardboard in various cunning shapes of
animals, birds and flowers. As a bazar is
shortly to take place An connection with
the church work, she has had these button
pictures photographed and copies will be
on sale at the fair.
Not a Nauseating PiII.—The excipient
of a pill is the substance which enfolds
the Ingredients and makes up the pill
mass. That of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills
is so compounded as to preserve their
moisture, and they can be carried into any
latitude without impairing their strength.
Many pills, in order to keep them from ad-
hering, are rolled in powders, which prove
nauseating to the taste. Parmelee's Vege-
table Pills are so prepared that they are
agreeable to the most delicate.
The Legion of Senor.
To be a knight of the Legion of Honor
is not quits a barren title. The cross of
the lowest grade, that of "chevalier," car-
ries with it a pension for life of $50 annu-
ally. An "officer," the grade above, re-
solves $100 annually, a "commander" $300,
a "grand officer" $300, and a "grand
croix" $600.
Those Unsightly Pimples can be entire-
ly removed by the use of Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills. 50 doses 25 cexlts.
Protection for Carder Pia -ane.
An odd contrivance is used in China to
protect the carrier pigeon from theattacks
of birds of prey. Tiny bamboo tabes are
fastened under their wing, and as they
fly the air, passing swiftly through the
tubes, makes a shrill whistle which serves
n off the other to frighten. er Uirds.
Health for the children. Miller's
Worea Powders.
Bad egg,•.
.fin immense but unsavory mess was
made net long since in Loudon by smash-
o pavement 850 000 condemned
.Ilex on the
• 3s
and washing them into the solvers.
I were madesickbv hes en
• ny people sv t stench.
The British museum has presented 38,-
900 documents relating to the French re-
trolution, of which it had duplicates, to
the French National library in Paris,
.14. process has been invented and pates}t
et in Btan1.1 for Preparing coffee in tab.
,41ij a *item 4 compression.
A. carriage oontaining six persons was
preolpitated into White River at Wash-
ington on Thursday night as is was being
driven aboard a ferryboat, and all were.
drowned.
A. special from Tampico, Mexico, says:
By the explosion of the boiler of a loco-
motive on the :Mexican Central Railroad,
seven men were killed and three others
fatally injured. Among the killed are
four American engineers.
PURELY PERSONAL.
A letter received by the Secretary of
the Navy from Admiral Dewey indicates
definitely that he will arrive in New
York between Sept. 25 and 80.
Lord Pauncefote, British ambassador
to the United. States, has an audience
with the Queen at Osborne Saturday
afternoon and kissed hands upon his
elevation to the peerage. Later his lord-
ship dined with Her Majesty.
Hon, Sir William Bann Kennedy,
Q.C., a judge of the Supreme Court of
Justice, and a number of prominent
B -itish lawyers. are passengers on board
the Dominion Line steamer New Eng-
land. They will attend the meeting of
the American Iter Association, to he held
at Buffalo, N.Y., before which body
Justice Kennedy will read a paper Aug.
99.
THE FIRE RECORD.
At St. Ferdinand d'Halifax. Megantio
County, Que., the fine convent of the
Grey Nuns, or Sisters of Charity, at that
place, was totally destroyed by fire at an
early hour on Friday morning. The loss
is estimated at $50,000.
The factory of the Ontario Box Com
pany, Hamilton, was corapietelydestroy-
ed by fire early Sunday. The company
had ready for. delivery 220,000 tomato
boxes, and they
were all destroyed.
The
loss amounts are as follows: 912,000 en
building. $8,000 on machinery, $7,000 eta
stock and $6,000 on lumber.
A large proportion of northern New
York, Including the Counties of Jeffer-
son, St. Lawrence and Lewis, is being
swept by fierce forest fires, that have
already
destroyed d thou
yarns
of dollars
y
of
Worth
w valuable timber land,. and
threatens to do ' more serious damage,
unless quenched by a heavy rain.
UNCLASSIFIED,
The Legislative Council of 'Western
Australia on Friday papaed a bill en-
franelsieing women.
Two bridges over the Chicago River
have been ordered closed to traffic, seven•
ethers kayo been ooss aniteed as danger
The directors of the Iloehelaga Bank
have decided to add a quarter of a million
to the capital smelt, 'Ilio figure was
foriuorly 11,950,000, which is, by the
recent deoistoa of ilio dtreceorate, In.
creased to $1.500,000. It is understood
that the new stock will be distributed
amongst the present sbareholtlers At the
rate of one share to Ave, at 18%, The
stock eold yesterday at 159.
A Toronto syndicate on Thursday
bought oat the bizycle interests of tbs
Massey -haggis Co., H. A. Lazier Co.,
Toronto Junction; Goold Bicycle Co.,
Brantford. and the Welland Vale Co„ Sc.
Catharines, Application for a charter for
a eatupany with 96,000,000 capital will
be made at once to the Ontario Govern-
ment, while the Dominieri Government
will also bo asked for a speolal charter.
Mr. W. E, H, Massey will bo the preen
dent of the big concern.
Siem AND CetteteNALS,
The $400 lost in the Provincial Treas-
ury Department bans not yet been found.
A clerk lost $u on Thursday, There seems
to be a parliamentary. thief.
On Friday morning about 3 o'clock
burglars blew open with .nitro•glyeorine
the safe of the Moffat :hove Company at
Weston. The safe sv t; empty.
Senor Jose, member of the Chamber of
Deputies, has been arrested as Ban'elona
on a charge of e.rlt+wzling 1,500,000
pesetas from a railway company,
Apartments for the reception of Pare.
Holden, Roach and Mackie have been
prepared in the t obour, Jail. The trial
comes on at the Septsniber Assizes,
Thieves effected an entrance into the
G.T.R. station at Goodweod. Ont., on
Thursday night by prying open a win-
dow. They did not secure anything.
Charles Hurt, a negro, who :attempted
to assault Mrs. Stephen Battle, a widow,
on Thursday was taken from the. Brant-
ley, Ala., jail by a mob and shot to
death.
At the Stoney Mountain, Man., peni-
tentiary on Friday two convicts escaped
from the guards while unloading hay.
sine was recaptured; the other is still at
large.
At Hamilton on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. John Farraday or Mrs. George Van
Every was arrested on a charge of big-
amy. It is alleged that the woman has
two husbands living.
The residence of Rev. Dr. Lyle, Hamil-
ton, was broken into on Thursday even-
ing and ransacked. P. C. Fuller discov-
ered the robbery. As the family are in
Muskoka, the extent of the robbery can-
not be ascertained.
Jacob Fox, a Hebrew, about 35 years
of age, and a pedlar, is under arrest at
Hamilton on the charge of embezzlement.
Sheriff Richardson of Davenport, Iowa,
has charge of the ease, but the prisoner
has shown no disposition to waive extra-
dition proceedings.
Toronto Is being flooded with counter-
feit one -dollar bills, so local bankers say.
The counterfeit is a very poor imitation,
and is said to be manufactured by some
American firm, and bears the date "June
1, 1898, C. Sens." Samples of the same
dollar bills have been detected in various
parts of the province.
Mrs. O'Neill of Toronto on Friaay
swore out a warrant for the arrest of a
young girl named Alice White, who
came from Peterboro, about two weeks
ago. It is claimed that the girl engaged
a room and attendance at the maternity
home of Mrs. O'Neill, and on Thursday
night made her escape, leaving a 2 -
weeks' -old infant and an unpaid board
bill.
On Thursday five boys, who gave their
residence as Toronto and their names as
Harris Wortley, George Wiltman, Thomas
Klaiber, Jerry Lang and Ernest Hutchin-
son, and who were all runaways, formed
a beggars' trust at Detroit. They were
arrested by Patrolman Swink for vag-
rancy. When the ten days' sentence that
Judge Sellers imposed upon them expires
they will endeavor to reach home.
Attack on the 131shops.
London, Aug. 20.—According to a despatch
from Rome, The Gazetta di Venezia recent-
ly attacked the morality of the bishops at-
tending the Latin-American conclave. The
organ of the Vatican, The Osservntore Ro-
mano, replied that the bishops were above
i
sus cion, r The ow Gazette di Venezia
responds, affirming that a majority of the
bishops brought mistresses to Rome, and in
somehit
instteuees children. den. It offers to tits-:
close the names, and demand:$ that the
Pope take measures against them.
A. Lay President ekesen..
Fredericton. N. B., ting. 21.—Thy
Maritime Baptist Convention, which
opened here on. Saturday, untit}ireonsly
elected Sen. Henry R. mmerson, Pre-
mier of New Brunswick, to Mts peed -
4020, a slgllal honor for a kuyaain,
Queen's Vision Restored.
London Truth says: The queen hasbeen.
undergoing a course of treatment for telt
Reeka for her eyes, as advised by Prof.
Pagenstecher, of Wiesbaden, and I ani re-
joiced to say with the most successful re-
suit. The queen's eyesight is no longer in
danger, and an operation will be unneees-
se. , H majesty r7 er )e is now wears powerful
glasses et unusual size and with black
rime, which were ordered by Prof. Pager-
stealer, and when she is obliged to use
arhinias light she prefers a shaded Walt
candle.
$ow to Cleanse the System, Parmelee'a
Vegetable Pille are the result of seientiflc
study of the effects of extract& of certain
roots and herbs upon the digestileorgansi.
Their use has demonstrated in many in
stances that they regulate the action of
the Liver and ho Kidneys, purify the
bleed and carry of all morbid accumu—
lations from fhe system. They are easy
to take, and their action is mild and Irene.
ficial,
Peleeanty is tee #astriau Army.
Austria's pension bureau bas been
obliged to recognize polygeory in the
army. Sines the occupation of Bosnia
and Herzegovina many Mohammedans
have become soldiers, and each of these
when he dies may leave several widows. ,
.Arecent order settles the pension question
thus; "In cess a soldier leaves more than
one legal widow, thepension assigned to
the widow shall be divided equally among
all his widows wile. are entitled to be pen-
eioued."
That tired feeling will disappear, yew
.o
Appetite will improve, your digestion will.
be perfect, if you will take Miller's Com-
poun Iron
d falls.
Thu aespender Glrl.
One of the very latest of fells is tensa-
penders for girls. They are trade of dainty
colored webbing anti elastin, with real
leather etraaps just as the Wren have, They
reworn over a pretty Cersee Cover uses
under a start waist that is thin enough to
Allow them to be teen. Some of the de-
signs are ba 1
ndsome em o
g � braid tea and
silver -mounted. Of course, they must be
attracti`o to look at—else their mission L
loot,
Vinard's Liniment Cares Aighthorla,
Tito P•rO.c; liutuau Foot.
A. perfectly formed too* sbauld, accord•
ing to anatoxuists, be as long as the bona
in the foremrna, which eztemle from the
elbow to the joint of the wrist. This
seems to bo abnormally long in a tall per-
son, but ix the measurement taken by
artists. Of course, arms are sometimes
out of proportion, being .far too obort for
the general height, but it is rare that an
arm is too long for the stature of a person,
It your every -day duties aro a burden, If
is because you are not well. Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills will correct this condi-
tion.
Leber Creates the valve.
A pound of raw cotton is worth flee
cents; when made into fabrics that pound.
is worth 25 cents to one dollar, Massa-
chusetts bas 3,000,000 spindles, and spins
1,'50,000 bales of southern cotton to sell
back to the south. Tho south lsowe the
wood and draws the water; it does the
drudgery of producing the rave material
for the north to manufacture and get rich
upon.
A new back for 50 cents. Miller's
Kidney Pills and Plaster.
Training Berry neshes.
The Germs fashion of
German growing goose-
berries
oosesberries on standard bushes—that is to say,
snipping off all but ono stent and allowing
the plant to bush asst at a convenient
height for picking, like standard roses—
gives a great effect of neatness. The same
effect is to be seen in the Scotch way of
growing raspberry bushes by training two
adjoining bushes into an intermingling
arch,
Railway Stook( nlr-Couipart mien tit.
European railroads have smoking com-
partments for men and women. They
have now to deal with women pausongera
who insist on smoking, and will. not go
into the men's compartment. Belgium,
where the first oases have arisen, now puts
up the sign "Smoking Forbidden," on all
women's compartments.
There are so many cough medicines in
the market, that it is sometimes difficult
to tell which to buy ; but if we had a
cough, a cold or any affliction of the throat
or lungs, We would try Bickle's Anti -
Consumptive Syrup. Those who have
used it think It is far ahead of all other
preparations recommended for such com-
plaints. The little folks like ie as it is as
pleasant as syrup.
The Largest Stamp Mill.
The largest stamp mill in the world, just
started up at the old Treadwell gold mine
on Douglas Island, .Alaska, has 60 bat-
teries, each of five stamps, and each haw-
iug a crushing capacity of four tons daily.
The Treadwell mines now operate 880
stamps and crush 3,520 tons of ore daily,
representing $14,000.
New life for a quarter. Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills.
Exhibit by a Novelist.
Mauna Jokai, the Hungarian novelist,
has applied for space for an individual ex-
hibit at the Paris exposition. He will dis-
play his novels in every edition and every
translation that has been printed, and he
has written over 300 books.
Not Strong-8Iinded.
"Your wife, I believe, is a strong-minded
woman."
Oh, I don't know. I should rather re-
gard her as brittle -minded,"
"Brittle -minded?"
"Yes. She's been giving me pieces of
her mind for several years."
ginard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc.
Deteneracy Not Increasing.
A writer in a German scientific periodi-
cal denies that insanity is on the increase
and that the recruiting field exhibits a
lar8er amount of physical degeneracy than
in former generations.
Kissers Severely Punished.
Burmans ono
Two of whom is a lad e,
,f
17, were sentenced to, six months and four
moabhs of rigorous imprisonment each by
the spyook of Hmawza for attempting 110
kiss ayeung Burmese girl.
U1114102 Worm Powders are awondlr-
tal asedielne for the ailments of ohildrlln.
The,teYerianeat of Uruguay is about to
Ozpend not less than 115,000,000 ea harbor
$11011KrIetaiegals at kdontevidee.
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R,egardinti rnod.
Salted fish and meats are bard on the
stonsach.
Apples not only are good, Int; e4nt3411
medicinal juices.
Rice forms the food, of one-third of the
human race.
Perseus of phlegsuatio constitutions
should eat onions, garlic and parsley.
Eggs furnish n wholesome and simple
food. The eggs of the turkey are best of
all.
Oatmeal is a strong fond and builds up
the muscle. Is should be eaten together
with bread.
Pints should not ba touched unless
wholly ripe, and apricots are riches than.
peaches.
Cheese, if partaken of sparingly, will
hurt no one. If toasted it i,r rendered
rather indigestible,
Butter, if eaten moderately, will not
prove hurtful, The cystous needs Dila and
Vero butter furnishes these.
Potatoes Asa food vary in vaine, *cord=
ins to the way they are cooked: Roasted
they are in the beat form tor eating. Peas -
TS ear potatoes together with milt, and
are correct in principle, as the milk fur.
nishes the elements lrkin in the tubers.
.
Srsan or onto, Cxn OF ToLLoo,) 3,3,
Lec es Corset j
Feeeta J. k las iv makes oath ;hat he le the
seniorartuer of tiro frsn of F. J. Ctssav 3is C4'.,
doing business in the cite' of To edo, County
and State afores id. tend that .airi dein will pay
num of ONel 111.bDitlzli DoLleene for
ch ac
sdevery tale f t fav tRtttt that aauns*
be cu d by tine use of lit .r. s f ras,t(u aver,
FRANK. J t'IiF.NEI.
Sworn to before me rust a110»4'rili21 in to
reeence, this ells dei^ of la.°eetwter» .t,D. Dee.
y
Jrti A. W. GLEASO ,
]-vast I ::i..tery i'ctblie.
Vele Caterrh Cure is takert lntentatly and
zeta directly oa thelnloocl and neltelsesurfaces
of the ryatea*. Send for t,'stint' iilaas, free.
F. J C li Itis F 1 & CO., Toledo, O.
=Said by Pru gists, 75
Nowop:spurs to London.
Proportionately there is no Treat city in
the civilized world that lute so few morn-
ing paters as London. This Is due to the
large expenditure involved in startini; A
newspaper in the metropolis. etnyono
contemplating this nsust t;o prepared to
lose many thousauds of pounds a year for
two or three years, and then, perhaps, to
fail.
Still Anotlser Tri uuiph--Mr•. Thomas S.
Bullet), Suntierlttud, writes: "'or four -
t een years I tette ;dinette" with Pae,; and
frequently I nee use bale to wail; or sir,
font fitnr years:' •, 1 wen cured at; sssing
1)r '1'homae' 1't•hrtrio Oil. 1 have also
been subject to Quinsy •for over forty
years, but Ecleetrie Oil cared it, and it
was a permanent cure in both eases, es
neither the Piles nor Quinsy leave troubled
me since."
,1 Bank o6 itnOland Curiosity.
Ono of the curiosities in the Bank of
England is to be seen in the printing
room. A man sits at a desk and every
three seconds a maohino delivers to him
two complete five -pound notes. If he sits
there six hours he receives 470,000, and in
300 days over £20,000,000.
I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Bay of Islands. J.M.Ca541'BELL:
I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Springhill, N.S. Was. DANIELS.
I was cured of Chronic Rheumatism by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Albert Co., N.B. GED. TIyGLEY.
Latest Collecting Fad.
Among the latest collecting fads is a
search after old trade signs and circulars.
The collectors declare there is more fun in»
it than anything in the collection line yet
attempted.
Tortoise 511131.
Tortoise shell as it comes from the West
Indies is coarse, dirty and lustreless, and
only the most skillful and patient manipu-
lation makes it the rich and beautiful
material that it eventually becomes.
A dose of Miller's Worm
occasionally will keep the
healthy.
Powders
children
Street of Undertakers.
In every city or town in the Netherlands
you will find a Rosemary street. In olden
days only undertakers lived in them, the
rosemary being,in the language of flowers,
specially dedicated to the dead.
There are 9,000 cells in a square foot of
honeycomb.
ARVEST
EXCURSIONS
WILL BE RUN ON
AUG. 29111, RETURNING UNTIL OCT. 28TH, AND
SEPT.` 12TH, NOV. PITH, I89@
Return Fares to
Winnipeg " Regina
Determine '' Moos$ aw
I.
Yor tt
$30
Reston
! on
R
Estevan Prince Albert ¢ C
Bfnscarth Calgary ,POJ
28 ry �
Moosomin Red Deer
Cowan Edmonton r#
From ell poimte in Ontario, Windsor and East.'
For inf tber particulars apply to the dearest
Canadian Paetile Agent, or to
A. H. .NOTMAN,
Assistant Gpas ppgsr�tta�1tlie
1 eneral8T: iil:ta 1�,itIT; TOAgaltOla,.
a'.stri:asrhal Gentleman.
"1"ve always given Lot credit for one
thin,.•'
"'Whet's hat?'"
"Wheia hit wi e bunked back he was too
much cf a gentleman to say 'rubber-
neck!' "
I lnard's Liin iuerlf Cum Fisfemper,
Ani L f , e,.ecaed Mora?,
Me Itaa .n i:e ('dropped the engage-
ntease ring o:er :read, and be dived €oris,
Lut rovar
b3.:s li�'_r—U the diaml.et d ]tad been
ldveer he se. etat nave found ;c herein bis]
bretath w.ss „nue!
PLOWS, 3R��. RPOS
1 hItr.t :?t'rdv.. ',end for t attlo. ue.
COi'teeitUlTr PLOW CO., lift:t,::tI't,13tA.
Lu0AS, STEELS cot 8R STOL, i� SGS ;'cenRew
�a
lMF.1RTFOG.OF Qti7'.t. �,F9. I.,S,.t$ 1f, �T2ri&i
Write ue i(AMU,7'oNe lest ,ti as. Sptcea
BINDER TWINE AND MANILA ROPE
ONT'ARne itIND131t 'fifer.% CO.. I13
Ca lea btattoa Arcade. Toronto,
A, taT
tri tslSi"t r'.':D9 ta3aR Of
• no". et
Ci.ar:ac`as. CGtt,'i,telAFti
ti
:d't tr ass u r
.p •
_- ale. .S s. -,ear for
i�A
year's enfia fiesaear. 4, i•ic, s1 13a1,ara:aier:t T.
ratley-(.arresrof io, Litaaited, ttra.ttfortt
ASK YOLR GROCER
FOR RQICGOHEALTH DR1l"1K. SUB-
STITUTE FOR TEA Rallis? COFFSE„
Wko;ese:oeand ssu°➢r shier. Cuestecheeatien
and all other ast:ueuts caused ev Tea and Cote
fee, whets are a :wee:ie. Beetle;a etee ute-ly
pore aol Can be used iA Ane gaantlly 't'tteeet
Inlaryto your erste a. Reeve e g es twice ea
bar el Tee and event and only telt the price,
1 Ilk0. Ir;tclt :,,e a 11 make :5 00, s. heti; a is
used at your tnealS iessesi of Tea and t. osteo.
Askf,rrit. slgersa> weatalthrau;,-bait Can.
oda. ROKCO MFC. CO., Toronto. Cass.
SAMPLES FREE..
It costs you nozillne to get samples ora Cat.
Hogue from the store that is supplying thous-
ands of homes from one end of the Dominion
to the other. it is somewhat rcehless to make
purchases without at least comparing what
this store offers. Almost every request for
samples results in an order. That shows when.
people investigate this store's way of selling
they're convinced we supply better goods and
there's less to pay. We're coanin>e on merit
alone to win, and it's w:aeini piling up the
volume of our 3 1 tient }carne ; every week.
THE
ROBERT
psoCOMPTEDAH?
LIMI
t'tax-toN
et it 0'. t,
The Nation's Holiday !
9
EXPOSITION
ND
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
TORO TO
Aug.28 to Sept. 9,199
Canada's
Great
ALL UP-TO-DATE ATTRACTIONS
PROGRESS OF TETE CENTURY
Illustrated in the World'e Inventions—Wire-
less Telegraphing, Wireless Telephoning,
Improved X Rays.
CRAND MILITARY AND NAVAL SPECTACLES
Famous English and American Battlon
Depicted.
Marvellous Entertainment Features.
The 15 et Fair, The Cheapest Fair.
Tee Greatest Annual Fair on Earth.
ENTRIES CLOS19 AUG. 5th.
Excursions on All Lines of Travel..
For Prize Lists, Entry Forms and all parties,
lars address
J. J. WITHROW, IL J. HILL,
President. ]tanager, TouontTO,
T. N. U.
284
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The
Owen
Electric
el t
Trade Mark--Dr.Owen
The only gelate ids and practical Electric Bele
trade, for general use, having baeteriee that}
generate a strong current of Electricity that is
under perfect control and can be applied any
part of�the body,tfor the cure of
a
osease
Thousands of people suffer from a variety of
Nervous Diseases, such as Seminal Weaksiete
Impotency, Lost Manhood, eto., tbat�the eitl.
modes of treatment fail to cure. T • ore is a loth
of nerve force or power that on.nnot bo restofed
y any modlcal treatment, tend any doctor wile
would try to accomplish this by any kind et
drugs is pursuing a dangerous practice. Pro-
perly treated, these diseases can be
Posit t iw l Camel
Electricityy, as applied by the Owen EIectric
Belt and S 1s ensory, will meet assuredly dose -
It is the only known power elute will supply
what is lacking, namely nerve force or power.
impart tone andvigor to the creeps and grog
t
hoalfhyr
9 y action the whole nervous system. I?
SgiU moss assuredlyDore,
t
Tari ocelo Newgne Prostration, Itheum4 J nis
tToiat op,'i idnoyDieease, Lumbago,LaiieilMOB
and ySpop sin.
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fuliett i
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ti
,in
fof ao>its, ehrtnio and nervous dise}t�pbete oed,
ite
oaled)r=
—
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address.
Tho hen Eiectric Beit
And Appiiktnoa
TORONTO
ONT.