The Exeter Times, 1886-3-18, Page 9HEALTH.
Pneumonia.,
I really cannot sit up any longer, sitter.
What will you do if I am very i111" and Nora
looked at me solioitouely, a° she lay shiver.
In under four heavy blankets,.
And I, too, thought, what could I do in
Date of serious illness? Five .miles from
one, twiny males from aphysician,a
1
ala
n
our
prairie homo not even,clied,aere
January
storm raging, and wo two women were the
solo members of the household..
A sharp little Dough, bright opota ripen
the cheeks, accompanied by a chill, were the
symptoms -too well Iknew them—ther t?fled
Dough sounded like a knoll to rue. Pneumo•
nia had often, under favorable circumstances
and the best medical treatment, proved fa-
tal:
But Nora was my only sister, and I loved
her, Though young, and an unoxperienoed
nurse, I meant to do my utmost to rave her
from death. 11 • in half an hour delir-
ium
was very i ,,
ium'had set hale lever had inoreaeed.
e ; theest
no rub
' hot water be b
Iliad t g•
I could do was to make one of new flannel, fill
it withhops, and cover it lightly in a steam-
er over a pot of boiling water.
Over the chest and congested lungs I
spread thin hop application, coveringcleanly
with an oil cloth to protect the night-dress
from the clamp bag.
These I changed every fifteen minutes,
and with muoh diffioulty managed to give
her a warm foot bath ; then I filled two lugs
with boiling water, and plaeod them in the
bed.
Oh, for the faoe of our old 'physician, bank
in the dear old home, to look in at our hum-
ble door. Medicine was a soaroe artlole in
our.houae, 1 could not, dare not, leave
Nora alone, lest ehe do herself a mischief,.
And then the drifting, blinding snow, made
it imposeible.for me to walk five miles, to
the nearest hoose, for help or counsel,
I had Jamaica ginger, which I gave her,.
diluted in hot water, in small doses, and
frequently.
Another trouble epranrt up ; it took con-
stant watching to keep Nora in bee.
The fever made her strong, and right lus-
tily she sang :
"Flowers, lovely flowers, I gathered them Doh fcr
you."
Then the fancy to go and gather them,
seined her; with wildly toseiog arms she en-
deavored to rid herself of the blankets, and
rush out into the storm.
By main strength only could I keep her in
bed until 'the fanny was forgotten.
The bitter, salt tears camp into my eyes.
in spite of my effort to be brave and smiling,
She had tholook of oar dear, patient mother,,
who died from the effects of an acute attack
of pneumonia.
Nora opened her eyes before I could brush
away the tell-tale drops, and a frown rested
upon her white forehead, as she reproved
me for my ugly looks.
"Dear, dear how homely you look ! Why
are you so careless about your appearance ?
And tonight is the time for our fete cliampe-
ere."
We had leftente champetree and pleaeur-
Inge behind us in the Id homo, and Nora
was evidentlyy livfn tier, in delirinm those
, ,
days, )
i. steeped a quantity of pennyroyal, and
gave it frequently ; its excellency in breaking
up severe cues of cold, I had often tested,
and I was fortunate in having a good aper-
ient in the house.
Of course there was no appetite. I had
little chance to prepare muoh. Toast -wat-
er, rico soup? oyster a
oup, made from Cove
oysters, the julce of apples—home canned—
and juioe,of cherries, currants, strawberries,
and baked milk, were given in small quanti-
ties.
" Water—water "a, id water ! 'ice 1" was
her constant cry.
Craoked ioe relieved thirst. I could get
it in great plenty—that was 0118 blessing
among so many afsoomforts.
All day, and that night, I watched beride
her; eo slowly the long hours ticked, away,
that I oould not have kept awake if it had
not been for euepease ane ooretant attention
required.
In pneumonia the disease progresses rapid-
ly -this I knew—in three, five, seven, or
nine days, I should know the end. But
could.I hold out ? Would' my own strength
permit me to keep well long enough to aurae
Noranine days
Perhape no one would come—three, yea,
four weeks often passed, in the winter, with -
/int our seeing e human being.
"Halt 1" said a monitor within one, "Save
Tops strength for better things than
climb -
bag hills before you meet
them1" and I
obeyed immediately.
The right lung was congested badly, the
left not se muoh, and I feared the copse
quenoes eo muoh more when the right lung
was involved.
The eeaend day passed ; the short , cough
was very troublesome, and the delirium was
worse,
At daybreak the cough ceased ; a Symptom
I did not like, but I could only work, and
hope for the best.
At noon the delirium Ieft Nora, and at
nightfall ehe certainly was better.
The third night was a long ono to me. I
was very, very tired end worn, but not for
the universe would 1 have desertedmy post
at that turn of the disease.
The next morning Nora smiled at me
naturally, but I feared to discontinue all
treatment for at least a few inure.
Tho fruit jdicee were very muoh relished
and beneficial. The baked milk, excelled
chicken broth, rice gruel, or invalid soups
as a strength restorer.
A sunken plane over the right lung and
the mottled appearance of the flesh, the et-
feels of the hop applioatione, frightened me,
but in a few days the hollow filled out and
the flesh aeiamed Ste rightful golor.
The Dough did not leave Nora speedily,
e ar d for her a
not until 1 pr p e simple but ef-
feative remedy— one cup of pine tar, steep
ed in ono cup vinegar, one cup pure Orleans
moiaeeos, steep in a swarm place over sight;
one tablespoonful a dose.
The tar sank to the bottom and fresh vine.
gar with moleases was poured over it half a
dozen times baforo the strength was ex.
treated,
Through MVlaich Nora needed care, but
April found her bright and well, with
etrougth to help improve the claim taken by
the "Canadian school nia'ams."
My ohanoos for victory over the dread
disease were few, lay iuexperienoe was
against me, butNora was worth all the sue-
punts and mental suffering that was mine in
that battle.
And to day I have great reaped for the
"garbs' end almple remedies of ye olden
time nursee, whose .watchful eyes and Dale•
fur hands brought health to "they who
were sink,"
A Wealthy Chinaman
lou -Tow -Tai, a groat Chinese spooulator,
and probably the richest merchant in the
empire, died.r000etiy at Hong Chow. His
progress through life may have been as prosy
and uninteresting as that of any other •Dom•
mon millionaire, but his fanoral was the
longest and one: of the grandest on record,
At the hes ofthe procession a u
d e n number of
coolies trudged along oarrying little scraps
of paper upon which chert sentenoes full of
wisdom and sound advioo were traoodIn pon-
o11. Then followed a crowd of lantern bear -
ere, the lanterns fastened at the end of long
bamboo canes. After them came a 'small
army of`musioiane withgongs, symbols,'and
trumpets making a noise enough to there
the sulphur and the brimstone out of ,au
the winked opirite within range. Next name
a few hundred little boys, each holding.. in
his hand some weapon of strange form In-
tended for the slaughter of evil -disposed
devils. The bearers of the family tablets
with the names of the mouton; of the de-
ceasedmarohed after the boys, Next in the
procession, altars on wheel° appeared load-
ed with choice fruit, the last one bearing
the portrait of the deceased. After these
altars, two groups of priests presented them•
selves, the first dreaeed in white robes rich-
ly embroidered, and the second in ecsrlet
and yellow.' Between these two groups
there was a orowd-bearing lanterns, flags,
parasols, and fans, together with all sorts
of queer things. The master of ceremonies
rode on horseback,and was dreaeed from
head to foot in white, the Chinese mourning.
Behind him was a large white tent carried
along by strong mon, and in this the rela-
tives concealed their woo, At last the cof-
fin came in sight mounted on a magnificent
hearse ornamented in the moat gorgooun
style, and borne along on the shoulders of
twenty five .men. A large number of man-
darins, dressed in their official robes, and
carried in Japanese chairs, closed the pro-
cession. r "'
Asphyxia in the Mont Cenig Tunnel.
Paris despatch :--The supporters, of the
St. Gothard Tunnel are now takii eadvan-
tago of some petty accidents to begin a bit-
ter war against the defenders of the Mont
Cents Tunnel, and we meet' here, as every-
where, the everlasting struggle between two
nations destined to oppose each other in
every field. The truth is that the Lyons
Railway Companyyis not bound t
Rai y o pave
Mont Canis. Its engines stop at Modane,
and it is Italy whioh is bound by interne,
taloned treaties to work the railway between
Bardonneohia and Modane.
Now, as for some asphyxia and death
ander Mont Cenia have been spoken of, I
have made careful inquiries. The Italian
company has employed, in fact, Bsugniot
nines and a well-known fuel
e g for the goods
trains. Now these remain a long while in
the tunnel, and it has twice happened that
the railway officials accompanying them
have suffered from serioas symptoms of
asphyxia in ooraequense of the character of
the engines and the fail used, and also in
oonsegnenoe of the casual state of'the at-
moaphere, but the two sufferers promptly
recovered on getting out of the tunnel.
Immediate complaints, however, were made
b9 tbe French company, and the Italian
company ohanged both engine and fuel.
Since this was done no inconvenience has
been reported.
It should be added that these accidents
have not occurred to the passenger trains.
I have,.during the last
few days, spoken
to
a dozen travellers who had just traversed
Mont Canis, and all of them stated that,
except the nervousness a few of them ex-
perienced in passing through a tunnel of
such length, nothing occurred whioh could
give rise to the slightest discomfort.
She was Saved
Winter in Canada,
BY JOAN WAPDLILI„
Manv of the inhabitants of Great llri
tain inia
i e that the Dominion
of C,nada
resembles the countries whioh border on the
Arctic elydle. That as a people our lot,
otvnpared with theirs, seenii to be mtlo11.
less happy. They believe that Canada
taken as a whole, is atm* entirely formed.
of mountains perpetually capped with snow
end ice; that winter reigns during the groat
or part of the year; that the Oanadieria
live to houeoe which leaveneither door nor'
ohirnaey; that the fir* is in the centre, and
the melee esoupes through an aperture in
front, by which they oreop into the homes
upon their hands and knees ; and, confined
to their lemma, hoar nothing around them
but the whistling' of the wind, ,the roaring
of the tempest, and the fame bowling of
the wolves, driven by hunger to prowl for
their prey near the habitation of man.
It le to be presumed that old country
people aro very thankful that they do not
live in Each a climate, et here, as far ss the
eye can reach, extendsone vast chain of bay
mouutains and:^immense deserts, covered.
with snow. Whore, as they think, the
cold is intense and the habitations mtg.,
orablo. Doubtless they appreciate the
value of their own sea-girt isle and climate,
where they fancy their condition is so much
superior, Unquestionably tbeir definition
is not desorlptivo of either a Canadian homo
or a Canadian 'hater ; however applicable
it may be to couotries near, the Arotlo circle.
T' think that the prose, the nobility, and the
commonalty
ofEngland'ma
Yfairly be freed
from the imputation of igneranoe relative to
their knowledge of our salubrious climate
and reeouroes, when the heir apparent to
the throne of the British Empire is only
able to recognize the Prime Minister of a
great oountry logo the Dominion of Canada
by the appelation of Sir•Thomae McDonald.
During the winter days in Canada we ex-
perience a continual succession of vioiasi-
tndes, flakes of mow, showers of rain,
clouds and sunshine, storms and calme,
gnickly follow .each other. Soarcely has
the snow enveloped nature, when it vaniehee
from our view ; and scarcely does the sun re-
veal his splendour, when ho becomes obscur-
ed`by dark aloud,. During winter many
days are dark, .gloomy, and dull ; but I
presume stoma and darkens?: are neoeaeary,
and comfortable to the laws of nature.: For
even the people of England cannot prevent
the day from being darkened by cleude, or
their happineeo' from being the sport of
oonntiugenolen. When clouds have gathered
think in this Province, when the storm and
the tempest have threatened, how rapidly
haslight bean teetered to the heavens, and
gladness again smiled on the earth.
Though winter in Canada is apparently
destitute of charms, we still havesomething
to interest the feelings, How beautiful are
the tops of the trees, hoary with frost 1 The
hills and the valleys, reflecting the sun-
beams, assume various tinter and delight
the traveller with their novel appearance,
Hew beautiful to see the white hills, the
forest, and the groves all sparkling l What
a delightful combination these objaota pre-
sent ! Jost look at the lofty trees bending
beneath the dazzling burden 1 The surface
of the earth appears one vast plain mantled
in glittering white array.
Although we have lost the variety of
charms whioh beautified the earth's eurfaoe
in the fall of the year ; here and there
planta are seen to bear the rigours of a
anadfan winter, and by their verdure re-
lieve the sterility of the ' soon. The ver-
dant evergreens form a dark shade.; and
the creeping ivy still winds round the
mouldering battlements of the dilapidated
Parliament buildings of Ontario, and defies
the whistling wind and the storm's loud
roar ; it is only when dynamite cartridges
are deposited under the pile, or when a sup-
posed infernal machine finds its way into
the interior a artmente that the antiquated
barracks exhibit signs of trepidation. " The
laurel blooms here as in other climes with
verdure undiminished ; and the lowly box
looks green above the snow.
We often murmur at the .rigours of our
winters in Ontario, and envy .these who
know no violasitude of. Beeson/but the keen
air of winter, perhaps, renders our climate`
the most nalubriona of any in the world.
Contrast the languid appearance of the in-
habitants living, beneath a cloudless] sun ;
the indolence which they necessarily en-
dure; and how. different is our lot from
that of the shivering nativesnear the north
pole 1 Hero in winter the rays of the sun
enliven our days and incite universal gay-
ety.
ayety. There the winter day is as dreary as
the night, beoanpe the sun gives it no Myhre
In this Province: there is perfect security in
cities, and highly cultivatedagrloultural
distriota, or in the backwoods of Canada,
whether reposing in bedjin aahanty, mansion
or palace, or indulging over a blazing log
fire, or a coal' hearth, we defy the rigours
of tke season ; the charms of society also
tend to soften its asperities, and the oon-
stantsnooeesion of day and night cheers and
revives ; but in the frozen regions the miser-
able huts form a poor shelter from the
pitiless storm, and the wild savages of the
wooda and deserts keep the starved inhabit -
anti in a state of constant alarm by the
frequency of their horrific Dries 1 and with
them a perpetual winter, reigns. Whilst
we, particularly in Ontario, after a few
stormy months, are visited by' a season
whose eharma console tie for for all that we
have suffered, and amid thejoy and harmony
inspired by a vernal sun we forget the name
of winter. Because the varied artificial
flowers, portrayed by frost on the glare,
has been effaced by the noonday inn ; and
the spring becomes rich with flowers, which
carnet the seeds to expand, the herbs to
bud, the trees to look lovely with foliage,
beentiful' with blossoms, and to pour forth,
their riches in fruit of every kind to please
the eye and gratify the taste, and clothes
Canada in verdure which preaenta to the
eye a beautiful field of attraction.
TORONTO, Ont,
From days of agony and discomfort, not by
great interpositions, but by the nee of the
only sore -pop corn,oure—Patnam's Painless
Corn Extractor. Tender, painful corse are
removed by its use in a few days, without
the slightest discomfort. Many substitutes
inthemarket make it neosseary that only
"Putnam's" should be caked for and taken.
Sure, safe, harmless.
"Door; your son affect any particular
rohool of art Y' asked the -visitor. "No—
; he's painting a Belladonna: for
tbe religious art gallery," eplied the fond
mother.
t,,
rw
4.R410Q1)I/
Mamma : IT IS VERY WRONG IN Y0171 JofrNNY, TO QUARREL IN THIS VVAY.
Johnny (who has ,ry'llst had a fight with his brother Toot) : WELL, X or Men
AND IIAD TO DO "OMItTIIINO,
Mamma : BUT Y017 SHOULD NOT LET YOUR T1a14tputt CARRY YOU AWAY IN THAT
MANNER, I WILL TNLL Y01/ A GOOD RULE: Witxoo YOV Alin ANGRY ALWAYS COUNT
TTWENTY,BTo0on Y'01/ ST1t,I$8,
Tonatin the victor' in the recent QbnpteagetnYES, ICES, AND HE'D BETTER
y ( oW TUA' OAN teal Ilial,
•
COUNT T'ORTY BEFORE HE
STRIKES A ItIILL
• ' Decline of roan or woman, pre
maturely induced by exoessee or bad prao
item, epeodily and radically. cured Book
(illustrated), 10 cents in stamps, Consul.
ation free, World'a Dispensary Modioal
Association, n o , 13 ff
a arc, id, Y.
Can anybody tell why a woman always
laughs when she ie being weighed, while a
nlau, during ;be acme performance, has a
aerioue, if not anxious, countenance 7
xo no o
There
o t o nee for your oul2erlug any loaner
from Catarrh Bronchitis, etc., when you can get e
remedy guaranteed to cure. and whioh` is porteotiy
safe. Dr. Oareon', Catarrh Onro it a pleasant and
effectual remedy. Ask your Druggist about it.
ionperiai d;ttou h Drops win give
Positive and Inutant:Relief to those eufferine
from Colds, Hoarseneae, ' Sore Throat, oto.,
.tad aro invaluable to orators and vocalists
Foe eel° by druggists' and oonfootionere
11. & T. W A T S 0 N, Manufaoturora,
Corenttot
Fee P.9212
PATCHWORK Gfi1, UR11 8' IK. Ladloa,'mud 10 yenta for our
paekage of crazy patchwork
Bilk. The CALL, Dorchester, Mase,
5� A9 ft1>w
IPA WOE SALE—CHEAP -
Uoly $100 redoirod down ; balance at 0 per
tent• Address, M. J. KENT. London, Ont.
30 pA lltddon fame erre Slew Verso Cards,
' 100; Sample Book, 5,. Gold diens, Album,,
eSO , to; olube. bTAR OARD 00,, Tinowlten,.P,Q.
DIAN OR A WUH$AN WANTED IN EVERY
town,htp, to eon Dr. Talmge's new boots,
"Live Coale " The keenest and moot vigorous
specimen of oratory ever written ; nearly 700 pages ;
only $2 ; full partioulare of thle and other now booke
SAES. Schuyler Smith & Co„ Publishe re, London, Ont
BIG Oicl?E*1. -To introduce them, we will
GIVE AWAY 1,000 Self-operating Washing Me•
chines. It you went one send us our name,P
y
O. and,oxpreee oifloe at owe. THE NATIOAL'
00., 23 Dey St, N,Y.
LANER KNIVES, STAVE (MITER, STAVE,
jointer, obeeoe box, veneer, leather i r s linin
bookbinders, moulding, tenoning, and otter machine
knives of best quality, numufaotured by PETER AT,
Qnit Machine Knife Works, Galt, Oat. ; send for price
list:
ENGOSGWS SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS
Jul institute, Toronto, is the oldest. largest, cheap-
est and beat on the eoatineet. Bueineca men ens
plied with office help an the shortest possible notice,
Write for descriptive calendar. Trios. Bltue000n.
President ; C. '00. BROOM, Seo'y-Treat.
ALE -ONE THOUSAND TONS COARSE SALT
- bulk and eaoke; also all other grades ealt;
special freight rates and lowest prioea. Correspon-
denoeeolioited. Address,
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Goderich.
only ;; Something 'you all
YOliNG 114E:1 want; a Daisy 40 cent
Sample byMaittarl6 oho.
Oliva) Agte wanted. Donaldson d On:, Richmond
, London, Ont.
ANTED -10,000 Mllimen and others interosted
in maohlnerr to send name and address for
a copy of my No. 12 Illustrated: Catalogue; sent tree,
H. W. PETRIE. Machinist and General Machine
Dealer, Brantford, Ont.
601IORTHLND THOROUGHLY TAUGHT BY
e' Mail • or students attending our Academy will
be thoroughly prepared by bighest Masters in Short.
hand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, and Business Train.
ing. Advanced students helped to situation. Im.
modtately address, The Union' 8horthander'a Com.
meroial Academy, Arcade, Toronto,
EUOOESB AGAINST ALL PREJUDICE !
Williams' Eye Water has proved itself a sue.
ossa by all who have used it according to directions,
if their eyes were Durable, as will be seen by the
undersigned certificates. It cured me, 8 years blind,
ocotillo failed,' O. Fortin; i0 has cured me, ooculist
would not try me, Alaxaoder Wand ; 6 yore blind,
Chas, Amiott ; 4 years, Elle DM our; 83 years bltttd
and now I sea, John Leornix. Ask your druggist for
it, Wholesale -Lyman. Sons & Co., 884 St. Paul St.,
Montreal. ,
AXLE AND MACHINE SCREW WORKS.
LINTON LAKE v'A CO.,
Manufaoturere 01 all kinds of Carriage and Waggon
Axles, Irrnand Steel Set and Cap Sanwa, Stude
for Cylinder Heade, Steam Chests, Pampa, Bo.,
GALT, ONT.
Bronze Medal at. Industrial Exhibition, 1885.
Price List an application.
AMU AG" is & WAGON ALES.
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
Brand GUELPH Agip WOHXS nurrnx.
T. PEPPER. & CO., Guelph, Out.
Our Duplex Axles are all to he had at all the
principal Hardware Stores in the Dominion.
ATE STAl�, A lJ �i'.Z�1
$z0 Per Day.
�vE1LL �l,m�.aler�
Use no superior! 20 Leet per bone; hand or horse
power; combined boring and rock drilling machine ;
grand enema ;: first prizes and diplomas. Send for
catalogue.
GS Nary St., Hamilton, Canada.
A Lucky Man.
"A lucky man is rarer .than a white
crow,",aye Juvenal, and wo think he knew.
However, we have heard of thouaande of
lucky ones and we propose to let their eaoret
oat, They wvore people. broken down In
health, suffering with liver, bleed and akin
diseases, scrofula, dropsy, and consumption,
and worn lucky 'ono'lgh'to hear of and wise
enough to une Dr, Pierce's "Golden
Discovery," the •sovereign blond purifier,
tonic and alternative of the age.
Flint -brooks are made' of the waste sand
of glean factories, They are strong and
durable, resisting action of the sun, rain
and acids.
JAMES :PARK & SON,
Pork Packers, Toronto.
L. 0, Bacon, Boiled ' Spine Bacon, 0. 0. Baron.
Glasgow Beef Hams, Sugar Cured Ham, Dried'
Beef, Br tat Bacon, Smoked Tougueo, Mess Pods
Pickled envies,:Cheese, Family or /envy Pork
Lard In Tubs and Pails. The Best Brands of Eng,
Bah Fine Dairy Salt In Stook
E ES m,_PacOriag
T➢re BillingforNur Out and
ee-
men and 1
TR
Doa ore a
speciality.
Leading hardy kinds, la large quantities, raised
on our own grounds, in lat. 430,
H+ H, Hurd It lion,
Burr ington.ialtun - Nursery, te
A. Honanoa Mine
of health is to be fdund fst Dr, R, V, Pierce',
” Favorite Preaerlption," to the merits of
a fe
which act remedy for male weakness and
kindred afi'eotlons thoitsands testify,
Catarrhal Ttoadache, hawk;ng and . spitting rip
phlegm, oto., at once relieved and cured by the me
of Dr. Carson's Catarrh Cure. No renew' Why you
Should suffer another day. Many Daces of Catarrh dl
long standing have boon cured by a Bingle bottle of,
bottle,
Dr. Carson's Catarrh Ouro. A.11 rueg te, $1.00, poi
Sp
F1RD
I —THE--• $e� .50/�n 600 Acre ,1 arm—t$a,000f I3$ Aero
t ten' W pj�jjj? al9 500 '1.
Sno 13 17r!i
FAVORITE100,080 4 cent wuelt?; anetrumentie halt•prlgo. BUT.,
1
TBaxillgP wder
HERE IS +
t
NOBETTER
Tho now Drift Baking Powder Co., Brantford, one
--CELEBRATED-
Crockera aka es
a
COLD WATER
RICE STARCT
VER FAILS.
One Million pa r in nee in Canada end U. S.
Simplest, etrougeet,lighteet end .easiest running,
Send nor Catalogue, Liberal induoemea0e to puttee
building rinks. Looai aoonbe wanted,
CROCKER SKATE CO.,
148 Kivu 80 W., Toronto,Ont.
Aimau lane it$oyai Bteameinvi.
Sailing during winter from Portan" every neuraday,
and 'Halifax every Saturiiar`to Liverpool, and in aumtuel
from Quebec, every tsaturdty to Liverpool, oalilma at Lon'
donderry to land melte and paeeeneere for Boatload Fad
Ireb'ad. Also fromBaltim ore,vio/TaittasandSt„Tohu'o,
N. Ii'., to Liverpool fortnightly during summer month's.
he 0
>. a eataern rf the Glasgow oa ilnes.aail duelers winter
to and from Halifax, Paz land, Baton and Phi/adel•
ph:a; and during summer between Otaagow and Mon.
trial, weekly, Olsvgow and Boston, weekly; and Gies.
Sow and Philadelphia, fortnightly,
For freight, passage, nr other information
apply to 4.. Schumacher & Co., Baltimore • 8
Cunard et Co.. Halifax • Shea & Co , St. John's,
h. F,. 'Win.' Thomson Fc Co, St. John, N. B.
ADen & Go., Chloago; Lovo & Alden, Nen
York ; 01.73ourlteer, Toronto ; ,Aliens, Rao & Co„
Quebec
Philadelphia ; d
Por Portland, Boston, Montreal
New Crlers Road Cart CQ'
y1
-ItAN
1fFACTUnnlui--
Winters' Patent Road Cart,
Buggies, Carriages, Sleighs, &c.
end for Catalogue,
J. WINT' st S, Manager.
Galt. Ont.
RENNIE'S SEEDS ARE THE BEST
illustrated Catalogue Tor 1886
Containing description and prices of the choicest
FIELD, GARDEN t$ FLOWER SEEDS
Mailed free. Every Partner and Gardener should
have a copy beforeordering seeds for rhe coning'
Season. i•Iandsomestcatalogue.published in Canada.
*ki
Age Ae'
0
m
cs,s
Ea g l
When I say cure 1 do not mean merely to atop themfor a
time and then have hem return egnin 1 tans a radical
cure. I have modeto diseaseof PITS, EPILEPSY orFALL-
ISM SICKNESS a f -long study. I warrant my remedy
to euro rho worst elle a. Because others have failed Is no
reason for not now r calving a cure. Send at once for a
treatise and a Prue Bottle of my infallible remedy. Give
Express and Poet Olace. It costa you; nothing for n trial,
and I will cure you... Address DB. LI. G, ROOT,
Branch eco, 37 Yonne Sf,, Toronto.
ATOHES
A combination among manufaoturere le now being
organized for the purpoee of advancing prices ; this
organ lnationis thorough and embraces manufacturers
of watches and watch oases in the United States and
the Domiaton. To the uninitiated this may appear
Orange and improbable, that whilst the Farmer can
positively get no protection, Manutaoturera the
world over are combining tor the purpoee of forcing
prioea Up,
Any retail Jeweller (it he le willing to post you)
will endorse our abatement, that the watch trade of
this Continent le today (though quite recently or-
ganized) one of the etrongeet combinations ever
known, their combined capital representing over
twenty minim a, and extends from Maine to Oregon
and Newfoundland to British Columbia.
Previouu to the oomntetlon of thin Huge Combina-
tion. we eooured SEVERAL VERY LARGE .PAR-
CELS, which we propose to dietrionte amongst oar
thouernd, of ',strong _4t Nearly 55 per Cent. Leas
Than Old Prices. For the
NEXT 60 DAYS
We will Bali at the following Reduced Prioea':
Appleton, Tracy a0 Co. $24 50
P. S. Barnett •-- • - • 12 e0
Peerless Chicago, a new brand,
Jewelled same as P. S. Bartlett - "9 Oft
Deminion. Jewelled sante as P. 8.
Bartlett • - - - - • 9.04
All the above are in Solid Coin Silver Caere,
Men'e lin
s Size, Rey � V d.
Peerless Chicago or Dominion, in
sflverinc cases - 604
P. S. itto tlett, is stiverinc laces • 1000
Thio new metal 10 guaranteed to hold its color, and
to in flnieh, appearance and all respects, (except In
tranda value) the equal of coin silver, and being very
hard retsina Ste finish as no other metal can. Meal
Mee, key wind.
These piano positively cannot be repeated after
date mentioned. Oertifiaate of guarantee accom-
panies each watch. Postage paid to any part of the
Dominionand Ede delivery guaranteed.
Our 120 -page Catalogue Sent Free, contains
Over 1,Of0 iduetratlono of Gold, and Silver Jewelry,
etc., mainly of our own manufacture.
CHAS. STARK
wholesale and Retail' Dealer, Importer and Manu-
facturer,
52 Church. St., Toronto.
eerless Oils
Are made only at the Queen City ®iii Works, and have received during
the last three years
MEM ;..fid
Xill
Send for sample barrel. If it dons not prove satisfactory we will pay freight both ways.
SAMUEL ROGERS & CO., 30 Front St. Bast, Toronto'
1 .'0ttt .1rk5540k_i.e4/.34 n ,h.r,''o1Mi:, ,,t+,:, x A i g. t 711'0,41'4itilttRl00 t., 7n. ;-'r':h 4 "
Ipiutn1,:Morphine, and ILindred 4, obits. Valuable treatise Sent free. The
edicinemay be given in' tea or coffee, without the knowledge of the persontaking it,
_ l ao desired. Sendtwo ostamps for fuel artiaulara and testimonials of those who
3 . P
ave been cured. Address,
M. V. LITS AIN, 47 Wellington Street East, Toronto, Canada.
ligaMENEEMIGNME.u' 8 F3"t¢i:,.-enl.i:?i ,1i`. it".k CZEEMEZIEMMEEMEESSEEMEIN
THE E=°r GLE BRAND
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOR THE MILLION.
Along tbe line of the Chicagoans]. Northweaster
Railway in Central Dakota and Northern
Nebraska. New sections are being opened up and
rapidly gabbled In .these wonalerfully productive
Hotregions, and the " Hot comers" will have "fleet
choice" of location.
For full information (whioh will bo sent yon free o1
oborgo)ebout the free lands and cheap homes, apply
to JOHN 11. MORLiEY,
Waders] Canadian Pass. Agent, C. 8s N. W. Ry.,
R. S. 11A111, 9 York 8t, Toronto, Ont
General Pam. Agent, Chicago, Ills,
stWearing,es.
Fitting,
Looking
IN THE MARKET'
Every pair and every box
bears:this eagle
AS TRADE MARA.
TAKE No OTRIMS.
"HEAP'S
PATENT"
DRY EARTH CLOSETS
Are The Best in The World.
Over 16,800 in Use. • Awarded 10 First Prize %Odnlr.
READ tTMntuyn-tfluoyeahoesspe tOmmrcawand ebhMfodd c!aol
t
and lady nurses in charge express themeolvt e
„T �r wolPreeteseor Gold dwin Smith sad with le : "I have pleaqure in
tesiiising that the Earth Closets (8) supplied by Tour
Company to heuses °Coupled. by members of my house
held, are found to Work exirome)y well, and to be very
ocnduolve to health and ootnfort."
" Very Rev. Dean Boomer (London)}, le pleased to tor.
lily to the value and useitil nMIS of the Bedell a Commode,
supplied to him by AIB, Heap. It hoe tu181kid all the
promises made for it in the printed etroular, and ho
etrohgly recommend' it for the use of invader' [We
may add, it lea No. 9 Pull up Commode and ,fonds by
the Dnan'ebedside, be beluga confirmed invalid,)
' Telephone leo. 68. Patent Eights Per Sale.
COMMA'S C,+ RRL4OE TOPS
Aro the Beat and Obeopoet in the Ilarlcet, order
ono from your Barrlago hiker. Take no other kind.
Send tor Catalogue- 407Ring St. W„ Tonc3'r0.
I 1lovn a mslttveremedy or the above Maarten ; by Its n15
eo
thousands of eases of the worst kh,d nue of long standing
have hens anted, Indeed so s song In My 'faith In its
efficacy, Butt 0 will Bond TWO BOTTLES PIREE together
With a VALUABLE TIIEATLSE on tido dlseale 10 any.
sufferer. Give' express and 1. 0. address,
0I0, 'I`, A. SI 0000 _. .
ranohOffica,37 Tong(St.,Toronto
Heap's Patent Dry Earth orAshes Closet
Coilnpany (li.inlited),
Inodorous Portable 1CedroontCorritnode.-y
tv
A, the Urine Separator rl, ITrion iReceptacle;clo, v7 tfltielSti(113 0.10 'nest, oro1i11o:
0, Exotornent Pad,
ea Mention this paper' United Stated,,leaotory-41fM8letgon, dish, ;1stplish Fact n / -Manchester,