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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-6-3, Page 3.1 Notes and S1lggestious, 13Iue ilok water (of Ktntucl3y) bas been found of decided value in reducing obesity. Dr, eo Phi in p n a German scientific jour•. nals advocates the use of sugar ao a bene• fide' article of food, No one should turn their j ews into a nut. cracker ; it le dangerous even for women to bito off, as they often do, the ends of thread in sewing, Lemons wore used by the Romano to keep mothe front their garments, and in the time of Pliny they were oonaidored an excellent poison, They are natives of Asia. Dr, Edward Noakes says that in omen of overdose of tobacco, as ba the slickness from smoking, eto„ a dose of oamphor ban re- peatedly proved antidotal in his hands. Cover a burn immediately with the pulp of a raw potato. Rub warts with lemon juice three ;four time a day. ,It is said it will rem° them. It will be a harmless exp ;sY y experiment wa ant a� Dr. Barney Yeo, of London, reports the curious ollservation that there are persons who usually drink tea without injury, but in whom when in a depressed mental con- dition it maidens indigestion and palpita- tion of the heart. A late novelty In the use of poultioos Is to wet a sponge in a concentrated decoc- tion of mustard, and wrapping it with a handkerchief bandage for application, It fa readiy renewed by simply again immerg- ing in the same Ifquf Nitre -Glycerin, is 11 em to displace ali eoholwhen a oardiao or cerebral .stimulant is needed. One drop of the one per oent solution of nitro -glycerin is more than the equal of an ounce of brandy in sash pewees. Sir Henry Thompson holds that artificial teeth are an evil in those of advanced years, because they enable ouch persons to meati - este flesh. When the tenth fail naturally it io nature's design that the individual should rube#et on vegetable diet. Neuralgic headache in women is, says the Lancet, largely caused by irritation to the nerves of tee scalp Doming from the small bundles, of hair, which aro pulled back and held in place by hair -pine. The injury done is lasting in its consequences, Effects of Tobacco,—An officer in the French army who had always experienced headache, vertigo and pains in the stomach after smoking, has discovered that by mixing a few dried leaves of Eucalyptus Glebulas with his toba000 all these efieote are prevented. A oorre'spondent of the Medical Record, In an article on ohrenie Bright's disease, says : Make the diet as little nitrogenous as possible. Uee milk freely, and iron and cod liver oil, for the purpose of making up the deficiency in the red corpuscles by the increase in the elimination of albumen. Ina case under the oare of Dr. A. W. Foote, the patient was so corpulent as to render him incapable of any exertion. Liquor ptease in two draohm doses of fluid extract o 6 vesiculooia, enabled him to walk ion dietances and perform light labor. Fru#t•eating meet obtain more than it does, not as a luxury, but as a hygienic measure. Fruit ehould be kept where the children can help themselves to it. A barrel of apples will often save a fit of sick- ness. Three or four eaten every day will do them ever so much good. Never scrimp your ohildren's supply of fruit if you can help It, The Treatment of E3zema.—A writer Ives the following R fmm Ila: S licylio acid, 10 parte ; itathyol, 20 parts ; alcohol, 100 parts ; to : e rubbed on the affected part twice a day with a stiff brush, after which the surface is to be well powdered. This treatment is said to be nery effective, al- though mild, simple and cleanly, A case of eighteen years' standing fa cited as having been cured with it in less than three weeks, Stammering.—When there is no mai- formation of the organs of articulation, stammering may be remedied by reading aloud with the teeth closed. This should be pratioed for two hours a day for three or four months • Another plan is for persona affected with this annoyanoe, at every syllable pronounced to tap at the same time with the finger. By so doing the most in- veterate stammerer will be enrprieed to find he can pronounce quite fluently, and by long and inveterate practioe ho will pro nounce perfectly well, UNDER THE SEA. ADiver Who Unexpectedly Met With Bead Bodies. "Did you ever come acrose any dead bodies in the water?' asked the reporter, "Oh, yes, often," was the reply, "I have been sent to search for them, and I have run against them unexpeotedly. There are some of these things I would rather not talk about, but there are some instances of stadia corpses that I can recall and don't mind mentioning. When I was in the Irish service 1 went down in eighty-five feet of water to look after the body of a young gentleman who was drowned when out gun- ning in a boat with his sweetheart. The first day I went down I found his gun, and after that I walked about the bottom for five days without coming upon the kody. At last I discovered it held tightly in be. tween two rocks, with the game bag lying beside it. "Another time when I was diving off the pier at Dungeness, England, when I reached the.bottom I noticed an objeot leaning againone of the dock piles, which I took to be, g of coal, like one of those need on British steamers, I went -up to it and took hold of it, when It loosed fromits moor- ing and the ghastly face a dead man bob bed •up close to my own. I recovered from my horror in a moment, and took the body in my arms and brought it to the eurfaoo. It proved to be the body of a man who had disappeared some time before. "A diver has got to get used to meeting queer things," he concluded. " Deed men are foreigners under the Rea as much as the divers are, but there are tome of the natives that are pretty nasty. I have ntiver been attaoked by any kind of a fish, but I have mot tome sharks that made me feel unplea- santly. I always carry a short, double bladed knife in a little ease on my wrist. I can get it out in two twists of a sorew, and it is a useful thing to have about when a shark is around, I stabbed a monster with it in Hong Kong harbor, but the animal did not attaok mo. He was probably scared by the ugliness of the diver's dress- I don't believe a deb would attack mo, but there is always a chance of his being able to out the air pipe," A lady student in the Yale Law School was appointed to make an argument in moot court recently. A large audience was at- tracted, and she enstefnod her part with a high degree of credit, She is described as very womanly, and handsemo`withal, OANA'DAII WOMEN, Tholr Ipeogrese and Advancement Seco lain - ed lie she American People. Dr. Jenny Trout, of Toronto, la an article in the Chicago Inter Ocean saye of woman's aro rea in Canada, In e d c t to re making eteady advancemen. A teach- ers they are gradually supplaubipg men. In 1$54 there were less than 1,000 female teachers in 0 atarlo, while mere than 2 500 males were employed. At the end of 1883 their poeitioae were ravened, there being 120Q more Women than men engaged in thin vocation. About a year ago a new thoologioal col. lege was opened in Winnipeg, the capital of the preview of Manitoba, This is under Presbyterian control, and This to have been intended for mon. But it was soon as- oertained that there was nothing in its char• aoter to prevent women from entering as stndonte. One woman is now in daily at- tendance and doing rem'trkably well In the province of Ontario, the wealthiest and most important in the Dominion, tho women have for year's made commendable and oontinued efforts to gain admittance to the university. Finally Toronto University, which is a government institution, opened its doors, and ABOUT A DOZEN woMEN attended its lectures last w#uter, They de• monetrat:d at tte examanatione that they were felly oepable of performing the work which they had undertaken, Five of them pawed with honors, two of these carrying eff gold modals, while another now enjoye the distlnotion of being the first woman in the province who has qualified for the posi- tion of principal in the high schools or col- legiate heti`uteri, In view of these' facts it le not surprising that the 400 gentlemen at- tending this university shoold treat the dozen ladies with the greatest respect and oourteey. No doubt their number will be largely augmented thfe winter. The experi- ment of educating both sexes In the same cleseee has been so satisinotory that the government and the college council are pre- paring better acoomodation for womin next session. The government has provided an efficient superintendent for them, and if they distinguieh themselves as in the past winter they will enj•ly still greater advan- tages. At the last mat;rioulatiun examine• tlon twenty-one girl.] applied. Among this number was a colored girl, who will attend the college. McGill University, of Montreal, which first opened Me doors to wom n about a year ago, has received another munificent donation of $50,000, maktng in all something over $100,000 Invested in that oity for the higher education of women. Progrese ie also being m tdo in the medical education of women, Both the Kingston and Toronto WOMENS MEDICAL COLLEGES have had an increased attendance during the past winter. The former is disadvan- tageously located, but this is 'more than compensated for by the fact that it Is on a decidedly better financial baste than the latter. It has, too, a more liberal charter, being controlled by women, consequently it has the largest patronage. In a word, it is a women's college, while the other is large- ly a man's college for wcmen. The business colleges have eaoh year an Inoreased attendance of women who are gradually becoming more popular in offices, stores, etc-, than they were some years ago ; indeed they are becoming more numerous in all planes where skill is of more importance than muscle. The bee industry Is growing rapidly in Canada. This is largely owing to the atten. tion it has reoeived from women during the past few years, I very much regret that I cannot furnisb, as requested, the statistical information as tothe employment t f labor, etc, No addition- al figures in this department have been fnr- niahed by the Government since the public cation of my report last year. Ho+vever, from the above it will be readily Seen that our women have advantages that will cam. pare favorably with those of any country similar in population and wealth. They have, I think, no pause to be ashamed of Canada. Cooper the Novelist. The frailest thread will draw a man to his destiny. Cooper became a novelist through hisif w as challenge tomake geed a boast. One evening, while he read a new novel dos• oriptivo of Euglieh society, he throw it down saying, " I believe I could write a better book myself." " Let me see y,lu do it 1" said his wife, with a smile, In a few days he had written a few chapters, which ahe and several friends approved. Their encouragement caused him to complete the story, which was published at his own expense under the title "Precaution," Precaution " The novel attracted little attention from the reading public, but it gave the young writer an inkling of hie oapaoity for story. writing. During the following year he wrote and publiehed't The Spyid which ap- pealed so strongly to the patriotic sympa- thies of his countrymen r n th at e it beoam a 9 once a general favorite, The wife's challenge—intended, doubtless to spur him to use the talent she knew he poesessed—made him the anther of thirty- two works of fiction, five more than Soott wrote. Mollere used to read to his housekeeper portions of the comedy he was writing, that he might learn, from the effect they produc- ed on her, whether or net the piece would please the public, If she seemed to be unin- terested, he did not charge her with stupid- ity ; he erasedthe passage. If she laughed at tt, he let the liaes stand. Sir Walter Scott read the hunting scene ofathe "Lady of;the,i.•ake ' to an old sports- man, "He will spoil his doge," Raid, the critic, and Soott profited; by ' the orifi' ohm. Whue "Tne Pliot" was passing through the press, Cooper read a portion of It to a shipmate, with whom he had been assn ela- ted when a midshipman in the navy. When he came to the description of the ship's beating out from the " Davit's Grip," bis shipmate became restless. Rising from the chair, he paced up and down the floor. But in the midst of his exoitement, he re- tained the seaman's inetinat, "It's all very well, my fine follow, but you have let your jib Maud too long 1' he exclaimed, as if addressing the pilot. Coo- per accepted the oritioism, and blew his jib out of the bolt ropes, Tender Corns, Soft corns, corns of all kinds removed without pain or sore stets by Patnem'a Paining Corn Extractor, Thousands testify thatit is certain, painless, and prompt, Do not be impend upon by substitutes offered for the genuine "Putnam's" lxtraotor, Sure, safe, harmless, " Aw Gawge, heard about Milton's Wawa• also Lost, of cawse." " Naw, has the follab woolly lost his paw o' dice ? Decidedly pwa- voking, you know," POISONED, The Houselkeeper's Stay. "Well, mars, l'il never forget the day Young Alex Linwood owe to the hall, It he looms knewo young Mrs. Ainslellwhen;rhe Arse Miss Howe, Sines her marriage he had icon on the oontinenr, and of oouree when immune home he palled to sec her, although not knowing her husband was dead, Madame vas standing in the centre of the room when he came in ; when she saw hint she gave a little cry and met hint with both hands outstretched, for her whole face lit up till she looked really pretty, "It was easy to see elle loved him, for she took no pains to hide it, He was very mlioh surprised to hear of the old' agnire a death and seemed very sorry. He was not long here when Miss Una, the a gsire's daughter„ rode up to the hall, Dismounting, she went into the parlor, not knowing any one was there, I never new her look so well. I think Alex fell in love with her at once, " Ile Dame very often after of that, even t , and A en Mrs. Ainsley saw how much he loved Unm Me seemed unable to exiet without her, and but a short time passed before my darling told me they were engaged, "One night in summer Alex and Una had been walking In the garden, When ho had left her and was walking away past the arbor by the gate all at once Mrs. Aineley stepped before him; she caught He arm and said hoarsely: 'Oh, Alex 1 do yon really love that doll -fame girl so much? She can never love you as I do, I loved you before my marriage, and when you went away I knew you did not care for me, eo I married 'Squire Ainsley. Oh, Alex ! let her go and love me, love me 1' Alex Linwoed's noble Mae was very end, as he sell gently : " 'Mrs. Aineley, I am very sorry tor this ; I hardly dare think how I should feel if Una did not love me. You say " Let her go." I cannot ; she is my very life, the only one I ever loved. I beg you say co more, I pity you from my heart, but I have no love to give.' " From that day Una grew weaker and paler in a strange manner until Alex bagged her to we a doctor, but she always said she did not feel sick, " I called D. Grey one day when madam was out. He asked Miss Una a great many questions and then begged to speak with me alone. When she left the room he turned to me and mild : 1' Mrs, Willis, has MIos Una enemies?' " Well, mann, the question took me by surprise, so I told him all about Mrs. Aiwa ley and Alex Linwood. "' Well,' said he, slowly, ' I don't want to arouse suspicion against Mre. Aineley, but I think Mies Una is b ing slowly p olsoned,' " You cenr• o t imagine my terror ; he gave me some directions, told me to cook every- thing verything myself for Una, and to watch Mrs, Ainsley, Yon may be sure I kept a sharp lookout, but I never discovered anything. My darling was no better, so I told Alex he had better marry her at onoe and take her away. So the wedding day was set. The day before the wedding Una was taken end- denly very bad, so I sent in a great hurry for Dr. Grey ; when he name Mrs. Aineloy was in the room, Dr. Grey telt Una's pulse, and then fixing hie eyes on madame'.] face, said : " °Madame, this girl is poisoned. I shall pall my friend, Prof. Hague, and we will hold a consultation.' "Mrs> Ainsley turned pale, but, composing herself, anowerod : "Certainly, doctor, if you think it neces- sary, Mee. Willis always attends Uaa, and if she is poisoned I dare say she knows it.' " When she was gone he left same direc- tions, and went away promising to go for Alex. Alex came in half an hour, and the way he went en was awful ; he took her in his arms and cried over her like a baby ; he would not go away, but stayed up ail night watching her with me, " About 1 o'clock Alex insisted upon my lying down, Bo I went into the adjoining room and sat down behind the certain, There !s another room opening into this one where the medicine Is kept, I eat facing this room and could see it through a slit in the curtain, All a; once I heard a noise ; leek- Ing up I saw a panel in the medicine room elide away, and Mrs. Ainsley carte out with a lantern in her hand. She went to the closet and began rummaging among the bot- tles. I slipped out of the window and went into U.i.a'e room—the windows open on the balcony, you know. Alex was standing near the bed, I pulled him away, whispering ; 'Wait a minute and you will Bee something.' I pnehed him behind the bod•ourtain and got under the bed myself, and not a bit too soon, for just then Mrs. Ainsley came in with a phial in het hand ; pouring something on a cloth she was about to put it on Una's face, when Alex caught her hand ; she 'screamed and fainted. Alex took both phial and cloth and laid them away. "Well, there is not much more to tell, You know how Mrs. Afnsley got crazy, jumped out of the window, and was killed ; but, be- fore that, she confessed that she tried to kiI1 Una, thinking that if Una was dears Alex would marry her. She used to make Una in- hale the poison, always going into the room when Una slept. Una was a long time get- ting well, but six months after Mre, Abs. ley's death they were married, and a happier couple never lived," No Good Efeot Perceptible. The businesslike way that children have of considering the moat sacred things is often a little startling to their elders. A little Lynn girl oamo home from Sunday -school one day impressed with her need of divine assistanoe to enable her to be a better girl, Her 'mother encouraged her, and explained to her how she should seek aid, but she eaid : " No, mother, you speak to him about it; I don't like to," A few days afterward she suddenly in- quired " Did you ask him, mamma ?"—at the same time explaining her question by an upward jerk of her thumb, " Yoe, my dear, I did." " Well, he doesn't attend to his business very well, then ; I haven't behaved a bit better 1" 'i IEN—TIfREE—and two ladles—aa Canvassers IVB good pay. H. E. KENNEDY, Toronto, Ont, 1/.•ACRES GOOD LAND IN TOWNSHIP OF UR/ Plympton for sale cheap • small amount own ; balance at'0 per oent M, J KENT,"Loiidon. SUPBRIOR FILES AND RASPS• -=WARRANTED rqual to best Imported : all kinds of re.outting. 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Our Progress. Aa stages are quickly abandoned with the completion of railroads, so the huge drastic, oathartio pills, composed of crude and bnlity medioines aro quickly abandoned with the. introduction of Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Pur• gative Pellets," which are sagar -ooated, and little larger than mustard seeds, but oom- posed of highly oenoentrated vegetable ex. crumb]. By druggists. It is the "dunk of a bonnet" that maker a young girl's head swim. Young and middle-aged men," suffering from nervous debility and kini;red"affections, as loss of memory and hypochondria, 'should enclose 10 cents in stamps for large illustrat- ed pamphlet sugBeatiog sure`oure. Address, World a Diipeneary Medical Aeaooietlon, Bafialo, N. Y. Remains to be teen -Any day at the morgue. Don't use any more nanseone eurgatives such as Pills, Salts, &o., when yon can got in •lir. 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WE WANT THREE AGENTS iN EACH county for a new book we will plane on the market in two weeks; it will contain live hundred pages, and retail at 12 75 ; it le edited by a prominent Canadian gentleman, who has not made public his name ; 1t to expected the literary world will he all astir to find out who the brilliant w (ter 1e; the book is upon an (mportaet topic, ono never befo-e diseased by Canadian au;hors ; all wishing to be. Dome agents for this remarkable vo umo are advieed to write for particulars. Address, International Book and Bible House, Toronto. AGENTS f—YOU CAN'T FIND A BOOK THAT gives beater sett:faction or that you can moko money faster with than " World's Wondere," Sells to all claseee—Chrietiene and Infidels, Catnolics and Protestants, old and young ; old agents who have not canvassed for years are going foto the field with ib; 0. B. Jenkins told 124 the first week ; J. E Brace says: "The first week with " Wonders" netted me one hundred and sixteen dollars." 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ARMSTRONG & Ca, SNOW HU :nKiNcpawaEA T fi I,SNO f*4BIIITTER no snow i)rifb ilskiog.owder` o!r" `11ianPtora Oar 80Q Ec laps, Boilers 1r od and Macellan' eou8 machines tor. sale FQor°particulars e4drose H, IV, PE rRIE; :Brentford, Qat. The Royal Manufacturing Company, 6 Perth St., Guelph, Ont. L. 0. WIDEMAN & CO., —MANUrtergssa 01' Improved. Family and Laundry Mangles And all kinds of Laundry ,Appliances, Bnrgtir, Prof Wi Proof nd 0 wSnehLo Locke, e $ be e ' Step Indd re, eta, oto, Model•Making, Hill—Wrightine and gsrpoaterluw Work, dr'..SEND FOR PRIOR LIST, A eats Wanted. B RANTFORD COLD WATER $ICE STARCH NEVER FAILS. ICUREFITS! Mon I .ay euro I do not mean merely to stop them fors coe and then havo them re. I have made the disease return of E'ILEPSYorFALL etre, SICKNESS a life-long study. I warrant my remedy to cure the worst cams, Because otters have failed Is no reason for not now receiving a cure, Send at once fors treatise and a Prue Bottle of my infallible remedy, Ole, Express and Post Office. It costs you nothing for • trim, and I will cur, you. Address DR, R• G. ROOT, Branch Office, 37 Yonzo St., Toronto. New Orleans Road Cart Co'p, —MANaFAOruim s-- o Winters' Patent Road Cart, Buggies, Carriages, Sleighs, &e• end for Catalogue, J. WINTERS, Manager. Galt, Ont. Allan Line Royal Nall Steamships. MANUFACTURERS OF Wool, Union and Damask summer f _ ray o verpco , Sallie g duping winter from Portland eve rq Vitra. day and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in from Quebec every Saturday t Li 1 CARPETS, calling at Londonderry to Iand mails and passengers Of now pattarne and designs: Guelph, Ont, for Scotland and Ireland; also from Baltimore, via Halifax and St Johne, N.F:, to Liverpool fortnightly du,ing Bummer menthe. The steamers of the Glee- gow lines sail during winter to and from Halifax, - Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ; and during sum. mor between Glasgow and Montreal weekly ; WAS. gow sad Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Phhadel N phis fortnightly, 1 PRESTON AND Summer Resort. A. Schumaeber & Cp.'Baltimore; 'S Onnard & pow, Halifax ; Shea It Co., St. John's, N.F. ; Wm Thomp- Love & Alden. New York,; H.1Bou&rl(Cer, Toronto; Allans, Bae & Co., Quebec; Wm. Brookie, Philadel• phia; H. A. Allen, Portland, Boston, Montreal. This establishment is now open to the public for the season.Toe curative properties of 'hese Mineral Baths are well known for cases of Nervous Debility, Dioeaeos 0f the Stomach, Skis Dleordere, and Rheu. matlsm. Hotel elegantly fitted up for convenience ct In. ^ valide and guests Bill'ard 1 ar'or, Otcqueb Grounds, eta , in eonnee- tion with hotel. Livery stable to cocurcticn. Tolechone eunnoctlod with ell points. Tloke,11 eabreduc dr a Illboi issuedG.T e .]taw e by good for entire Beacon- Send for circular, rates, and ; other intone alio t the p'oprietor. C. IMG.ES.% Preston. I have a positive remedy for the above Mame ; by Sts ase thousands armee, of the worst kind and of long standing have been cured. Indeed, so strong is my faith to fta efficacy, that l wi'I send TWO BOT''LFS FREE, together with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any sufferer. Give express and P. 0, address. BR, T, A. SLOCUM, Branch Office 37 Yo a ng St,, Toronto T.0 iy,r3,4,,,,R.14:7e3ALct,(1,T.Asi,orSirA,AiltA..,,P,: 1101�ir1G, ST- WE5T- "To ftONTO. ,p FORJOLL C� Mention This -Paper. jR! 0 CONN, OY'S CARRIAGE TOPS Are the Best and Cheapest In the Market. Order ono from your Barrfage Maker. Take no other kind. Bend for Catalotrue— 407 King St. W., TORONTO. THE PICKET WIRE FENCE. 11111111111111111111 hill IIIIIIll111 n11111tIIIIl11 iI1IIilI111IIIIIIIiI1111111111111 IIiIIIIilIIi IIIIIIiIIIIIIIIILIII II 1�1�111111#III IlIiIIllilll� I I t 1111111 I1. 1111111 u Our P cket Wire Fence Is Ring! It surpa,see ' all o her moss for atrongth, durability, neat appear- ance and quality of materfaL This Is not a lath !emu, but a good picket fence at hall the cost, suit- able for lawns, parks, cemeteries, eehoole, gardens, orchards. vacant Iota, Bide lines, farm and general purpose fence. It is the cheapest fence in the mar- ket. We can't be beat for quality el fence. Sole agents for the Dunkin Fence (laking Machine for the Do- minion of Canada. Machines and Territory for ea1e. TORONTO PICKET WIRE PENCE CO., Send for Price LIe1. 181 River St., Toronto. FARMERS & THRESHERS. Use on your Machinery only the Well-known eari'OL ICINDER ELDORADO E1iC,tKS ■I1 SNXSIXMEDALS nave been awarded 1t during the last three yeare, Try oleo our PEER C iUo�� M M GD��S LESS AXLE GREASE for your Waggons and Horse Powers. Manufaotnred at Queen City Oil Works, by SAMUEL ROGERS & CO., Toronto. L. D. SAWYER & 00., HAMILTON, ONT. —iuuoaaora>«a or— "L. D. S." ENGINES. Awarded FIRST PRIZE, 1885, at Prov#nolal Tait. London; Central Pair, Hamilton, and NorlthsPak, Walkerton. m "Grain Saver" and "Peerless" SEPARATORS. "Pitts " Horse•Powers, for 4, 6, 8. 16 aid 19 horses. Tread Powers, for 1, 9 and 3 Horses. Light Separators for Tread and tlweep Powers. 2111. Bend for Illustrated and Catalogue Prloe LIlt, I� ix, , _ = /•, Hnl�_ — - [UIY; - li ;pPllRE ( , Allan Line Royal Nall Steamships. MANUFACTURERS OF Wool, Union and Damask summer f _ ray o verpco , Sallie g duping winter from Portland eve rq Vitra. day and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in from Quebec every Saturday t Li 1 CARPETS, calling at Londonderry to Iand mails and passengers Of now pattarne and designs: Guelph, Ont, for Scotland and Ireland; also from Baltimore, via Halifax and St Johne, N.F:, to Liverpool fortnightly du,ing Bummer menthe. The steamers of the Glee- gow lines sail during winter to and from Halifax, - Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ; and during sum. mor between Glasgow and Montreal weekly ; WAS. gow sad Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Phhadel N phis fortnightly, 1 PRESTON AND Summer Resort. A. Schumaeber & Cp.'Baltimore; 'S Onnard & pow, Halifax ; Shea It Co., St. John's, N.F. ; Wm Thomp- Love & Alden. New York,; H.1Bou&rl(Cer, Toronto; Allans, Bae & Co., Quebec; Wm. Brookie, Philadel• phia; H. A. Allen, Portland, Boston, Montreal. This establishment is now open to the public for the season.Toe curative properties of 'hese Mineral Baths are well known for cases of Nervous Debility, Dioeaeos 0f the Stomach, Skis Dleordere, and Rheu. matlsm. Hotel elegantly fitted up for convenience ct In. ^ valide and guests Bill'ard 1 ar'or, Otcqueb Grounds, eta , in eonnee- tion with hotel. Livery stable to cocurcticn. Tolechone eunnoctlod with ell points. Tloke,11 eabreduc dr a Illboi issuedG.T e .]taw e by good for entire Beacon- Send for circular, rates, and ; other intone alio t the p'oprietor. C. IMG.ES.% Preston. I have a positive remedy for the above Mame ; by Sts ase thousands armee, of the worst kind and of long standing have been cured. Indeed, so strong is my faith to fta efficacy, that l wi'I send TWO BOT''LFS FREE, together with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any sufferer. Give express and P. 0, address. BR, T, A. SLOCUM, Branch Office 37 Yo a ng St,, Toronto T.0 iy,r3,4,,,,R.14:7e3ALct,(1,T.Asi,orSirA,AiltA..,,P,: 1101�ir1G, ST- WE5T- "To ftONTO. ,p FORJOLL C� Mention This -Paper. jR! 0 CONN, OY'S CARRIAGE TOPS Are the Best and Cheapest In the Market. Order ono from your Barrfage Maker. Take no other kind. Bend for Catalotrue— 407 King St. W., TORONTO. THE PICKET WIRE FENCE. 11111111111111111111 hill IIIIIIll111 n11111tIIIIl11 iI1IIilI111IIIIIIIiI1111111111111 IIiIIIIilIIi IIIIIIiIIIIIIIIILIII II 1�1�111111#III IlIiIIllilll� I I t 1111111 I1. 1111111 u Our P cket Wire Fence Is Ring! It surpa,see ' all o her moss for atrongth, durability, neat appear- ance and quality of materfaL This Is not a lath !emu, but a good picket fence at hall the cost, suit- able for lawns, parks, cemeteries, eehoole, gardens, orchards. vacant Iota, Bide lines, farm and general purpose fence. It is the cheapest fence in the mar- ket. We can't be beat for quality el fence. Sole agents for the Dunkin Fence (laking Machine for the Do- minion of Canada. Machines and Territory for ea1e. TORONTO PICKET WIRE PENCE CO., Send for Price LIe1. 181 River St., Toronto. FARMERS & THRESHERS. Use on your Machinery only the Well-known eari'OL ICINDER ELDORADO E1iC,tKS ■I1 SNXSIXMEDALS nave been awarded 1t during the last three yeare, Try oleo our PEER C iUo�� M M GD��S LESS AXLE GREASE for your Waggons and Horse Powers. Manufaotnred at Queen City Oil Works, by SAMUEL ROGERS & CO., Toronto. L. D. SAWYER & 00., HAMILTON, ONT. —iuuoaaora>«a or— "L. D. S." ENGINES. Awarded FIRST PRIZE, 1885, at Prov#nolal Tait. London; Central Pair, Hamilton, and NorlthsPak, Walkerton. m "Grain Saver" and "Peerless" SEPARATORS. "Pitts " Horse•Powers, for 4, 6, 8. 16 aid 19 horses. Tread Powers, for 1, 9 and 3 Horses. Light Separators for Tread and tlweep Powers. 2111. Bend for Illustrated and Catalogue Prloe LIlt,