The Exeter Times, 1887-10-20, Page 7Health 11110Ughtfi for a rom4 Man.
Let the young man remember that for
every often's() which he commits against the
laws of health, Nature will bring him into
judgment, However graciously Gocl may
deal with the heart, all our experience
proves that be never plirdons Stomach,
muscles, lungs, or brain, These must ex
-
plate their offenses unvicarionsly. Nay,
there are numerous and obvious eases of
violated phyeical laws, where Nature, with,
all her diligence and severity, seems unable
to 3coorgo the offender enough during las
lifetime ; and So oho goes on plying her
scourge upon his children and his children's
children after hint, even to the third and
fourth generations. Punishment is entailed
on posterity ; and neither litunan law nor
human device can break the entailment.
And in these hereditary inflictions, Nature
abhors alike the primogeniture laws of Eng.
1 'r and the Salle Lavvs of France. All the
CDS and all the danghtere are made inheri.
rs, not in aliquot parts,; but by a kind of
m lignant :multiplication in the distemper,
each inherits the whole.
I ask the young man, then, who is just
forming his habits of life, or just beginning
to indulge those habitual trains of thought
out of which habits grow, to look around
kim, and mark the examples whose fortunes
he would covet, or whose fate he wohld de.
are. Even as we walk the gamete, we meet
with exhibitions of each extreme. Here,
behold a patriarch, whose !stock of vigor
three -score years ancl ten seem hardly to
have impaired. His erect form, his firm step,
his elastic limb, and undimmed Benno,
are so many certificates of good conduct,—or
rather, so many jewels and orders of nobili-
ta with which Nature he,a honored him for
his fidelity to her laws. His fair complex-
ion shews that his blood has never been cor-
rupted ; his pure breath, that he has never
yielded his digestive apparatus for a vint-
ner's cesspool; his exact language and keen
apprehension, that his brain has never been
drugged or stupefied by the poisons of a dis-
tiller or a tobacconist. Enjoying his appe-
tites to the highest, he has preserved the
power of enjoying them. Despite the mor-
al of the school -boy's etory, he has eaten
his cake and still kept it. As he drains the
cup of life,"there are no lees at the bottom.
His organs will reach the goal of existence
together. Painlessly as a candle burns
down in its socket, so will he expire ; and a
little imagination would convert him into
another Enoch, translated from earth to a
better world, without the sting of death. t
But look at the oppoeite extreme, where
an opposite history is recorded. What
weak so shocking to behold as the wreck of
a dissolute man,—the vigor of life exhaust-
ed, and yet the first steps in an honorable
career not taken; in himself a lazar-house
of diseases; dead, but by a heathenish cus-
tom of society, not yet buried
Rogues have had the initial letter of their
title burned into the palms of their hands.
Even for murder, Cain was only branded on
the forehead; but over the whole person of
the debauchee or the inebriate, the signa-
tures of infamy are written. How Nature
brands him with stigma and opprobrium 1
r disgust at his existence, and to ad -
she hangs labels all over him, to testi-
monish others to beware of his example 1
A GICANTIO MINING :ENTERPRISE,
A River 'Fumed Out Of Bear
Without doubt one of tlao greatest mining
achievements of modern engineering is the
enstruction of the Big Bend Tunnel on the
Feather river, fiituatod in Butte Co„ Cali -
rola, Feather river is formed by the
North, ldiddle and StRith Forks, which rise
in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Plunaaa
Go., run southweetward, and unite in Butte
Co. to form the main Feather.
The river, including the lethal is 250 miles
long, and enter e Sacramento river at Vernon
U1 Sutter Co., about 20 miles above the city
of Sacramento.
It is well known, among gold miners, that
the richest and most procluctine gold mines
of California have been the beds of rivers,
and the "Feather" stands pre-eminent as to
richness wherever it has been possible to
work it. In fact, old miners have known it
for years under the name of "The Golden
Feather."
Prof. Horace C. Burchard,late Director
i
of the United States Mint, n speaking of
the gold -producing' river beds of California,
says : "They are the natural sluices of
thousands of square miles of auriferous
ground, the wash from which has been die-
bributed on the beds, bars, and benches,
where, by no natural process of concentra-
tion, the gold was edeposited in such man-
ner that it was easily accessible to the early
miners." The bars, which at low water are
dry, are ea posed to the operation of the
miners, and from many places in the bed of
the river—where it was possible to turn the
river out of its channel by means of dams
and canals, or flumes—the miner soon found
the ways of abstraoting the precious metal
from the sand and gravel in which it rested.
The Big Bend of Feather river, however,
whose gravel deposits have been estimated
in value from $100,000,000 to $150,000,000,
has hitkerto baffled the skill of man to rob
it of is treasure. This vast amount of
wealth has been guarded and preservedefor
ages by the minimum constant flow of one
hundred thousand miners' inches of water
rushing through a narrow canon of from
1,500 to 2,000 feet deep, which rendered it
impossible to wing -dean or flume. Yet,
while nature has thus seemingly placed
impregnable barriers against man's encroaoh-
ments, she provided, at one point at least, a
way wherebylhese obstacles could be over-
come through the intervention of modern
engineering skill.
There is a little stream rewiring through
Dark Canon, which empties into the West
Branch of the Feather and from there into
the main Feather. Dark Canon is several
feet lower than the bed of the main Feather,
at the point where Big Bend begins. A
tunnel was commenced in Dark Canon, and
a bore 12 x 16 feet drilled thrcugh a spur of
Big Bend mountain a distance of 12,007
feet, or nearly two and one-third miles in
length out to the mountain side of Feather
River, at the upper end of the Bend. Just
below where the upper end of the tunnel taps
the river a darn was constructed which is to
force the water through the tunnel into
Dark Canon, out of which it will Row into
the West Branch, and then into the main
Feather again. This will leave about four-
teen _miles of the river bed exposed to sight
during the season of low water, which is
from seven to nine months in the year.
Duty Qu Exported, Canadian Cream.
Picre is considerable complaint anlong
dairymen in Vermont and Northern New
York at a late ruling of the Treasury De.
partment. In answer to an inquiry ati to
the duty on ()ream imported from Canada,
the Department held that the separation
of the cream from the milk did not con-
stitute a manufacture, and therefore that
the cream could only be taxed at the rate
of 10 per cent. ad valorem as A new and
unnianufactured article; while butter, a
Manufactured article, is taxed four cents a
pound—more than double the tax on eream,
It is claimed that Canadian dairymen can
produce butter and cream eheaper than
they can be produced by their brethren on
the other side of the line.
This stupendous undertaking requireil the
Row she loosens all his joints, sends tremors services of one hundred men, working night
along his muscles, and bends forward his and day, for about five years, and has just
frame, as if to bring him upon all fours with recently been completed. At the head of
kindred brutes, or to degrade him to the the tunnel six gates of iron and steel, 4i by
reptile's crawling 1 How she disfigures his 8 feet, will let the water in or keep it out.
countenance, aa if intent upon obliterating In times of high water the gates will be
all traces of liar own image, so that she may closed, and the river will run along its old
swear that she never made him 1 Row she bed, to be turned out, of its course and
,
through the tunnel at low water.
The past yield, from those parts of the
Feather accessible to mining operations, is
sufficient evidence that the most sanguine
pours rheum over his eyes, sends foul spirits
to inhabit his breath; and shrieks, as with
a trumpet, from every pore of his body,
"Behold a beast 1
4at.Why should not a young man indulge anticipations of the projectors of this grand
sTattion to lay np a stock of health, as enterprise will be fully realized: The fam-
we as to lay up stock of any other kind? oils old Cape Claim, below Big Bend, yield.
Health is earned as literally " anT camed $680,00 i in forty-two working days, and
malty in the market. Health can be so- from 3,300 lineal feet of half -worked river
cumulated, invested, made to yield its in- bed. ln fact, the river -channel, both above
torest and its compound interest, and thus and below the Bend, has pro/en itself im-
be doubled and redoubled. The capital of metteely rich.
healer?, indeed, may ell he forfeited by one The President of the Big Bend Tunnel
physi n1 misdemeanor, as a rich man may and mining compag, and the largest
sink all his property in one bad specula- stockholder therein, is Dr. R. V. Pierce,
tion ; and it is as capable of being increased who is, perhaps, of all others, most entitled
as raly other kind of capital; and it oan be to credit for the successful termination of
this great undertaking. Being fully satis-
fied with the feasibility of the plan from
its inception, he has with an unstinting
A Prominent Merchant in. Trouble.
01' monsybag,a mopes in his rifle° all day,
As snappish and cross as a bear;
The clerks know enough to keep out of his way, 00» LIVE ACEN,T12 'WANTED IEVERY
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Sven Tabby, the cat is i,1 four of a cuff
BIS Nationality in Q110StI011•
Old Gentleman "(to Irishman about to
kitrike a match)—My friend, yea will never
be able to light that pipe iit this gale of
wind,
Iiishman (striking the mateha—Phat do
yez (puff) take me for, a (puir) Frinchman ?
The Sporthr, liteeord
to •
In iMolr form contains u correct 10000 tlle FAer•
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05 Agustin and Athletic performances, Ell.
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-v$TANTED-5,000 AG ENTS—)fa,c and Female—
Large profits. 0.W. Di,iNNIS, Toronto.
PATENTS lar,S4ltg.111tigicadntzriiiptIvreoGate
ilt0.
Or a kick, if she ventures too near ;
They all know the master is apt to he tough,
And his freaks unmpected and queer.
what makes the old fellow so surly and grim,
And behave so confoundedly moan?
There's certainly something the matter with him,—
Is it stomach, or liver, or splen?
We've guessed it—his liver is sloggieh and bad,
His blood is disordered and foul.
It s enough to make any one hopelessly mad,
And greet his best friend with a growl.
The world-wide remedy, Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Diecovery, will correct a,
disordered liver and purify the blood, tone
your system and build up your flesh and
strength.
Little girls' winter frocks are made of
light cloths, the darker Gobelin blues,
acajous, old rose, tapestry greens, and pure
blues and reds for their street dresses and
general wear, white and pale shades of
color for dressy wear.
safely insured, on payment of the reason-
able premium of temperance and fore-
thought. This, too, is species of wealth
which is nob only capable of a life-long en- hand supphed the fends for the prosecution
jeyment by its vossessor, but it may be of this enormously expensive work, and his
transmitted to children by a will and testa- confidence and liberality will soon meet its
ment that no human judicature can set reward. ,
aside,
The Doctor has been, and is now, connect-
ed with very many other important matters.
Food. *
In the fall of 1877, he was elected to a seat
A correspondent writes to us fromAla-
in the New York State Senate, and in 1878,
• barna, requesting an article on foods --the Ile was placed in nomination for Congress,
most wholesome and most digeatible. The and was elected by a decisive niajority.
He is president of the Buffalo Loan,
primary end of food is to supply the physi-
Trust and Safe Deposit Company, one of the
cal machinery with material for the devel-
foremost banking institutes in the city of
opment of force, for the retair of its inces-
Buffalo. Brit he is perhaps best known as
sant waste, and for the maintenance of its
President of the "World's Dispensary Med-
normal temperature. A second but subordi.
ical Association and Invalids' Hotel and
nate end is pleasure. And the two ends are
Surgical Institute." This institution is sit -
so far connected that, other things being
uated on Main and Washington streets.
equal, the food which "relishes" most,
The design of the Invalids' Hotel is -to fur -
best accomplishes the primary end.
nish a home to those desiring private treat -
But the most wholesome food for one may
ment of the most skilled class, especially to
not be so for another. What is suited to the
those suffering from chronic and surgical
diseases. It is not a hospital, but a pleas-
ant, remedial home,o furnished with every
comfort, and the -most approved sanitary,
medical and • surgical appliances, which
study, experience invention and the most
liberal expenditure of money can produce.
There are eighteen skilled prysicians
and surgeons constantly at the Hotel,
Habits, also, have something to do with
our eating capacity. Few people at the and a cerPt4 of efficient and traihed
North could live on the "hog ana hominy" nurses. •The Doctor is also the in-
ventor of several well-known medicines,
• of the South. The fact is, the various di -
,w11.,. ich are compounded at the Worlds'
geetive glande are strengthened, or weaken-
Dispensary. The efficacy of these inedi-
ed, as they are, or are not, called into due sPensary-
eines is undoubtedly what led to the idea and
action. „ ,
torrid zone is not adapted to the arctic.
The infant, the adult and the old man need
each a different diet. The sedentary brain-
vtorker and the out -door muscle -worker can-
not equally digeet the same food. The man
of vigorous Constitution, inherited or deyel-
oped, can thrive on what might kill one
whose physical vigor is not engreat.
What It Means.
To the man or woman who has never
been ill, the word " health " is meaningless.
But to the one a ho has suffered and despair-
ed, health appears as a priceless boon. To
the thousands of unfortunate women who
are suffering from some of the many forrns
of weakness or iregularities peculiar to their
sex, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription holds
forth the promise of a speedy 'restoration of
this "precious boon."
The Langtry, a new evening wrap, looks
like a newmarket in the beak and a long,
sleeveless Russian circle in front.
The spooks and goblins that delight
To 1111 with terror all the night;
That stalk abroad in hidecus dreams
• With whioh dyspeyeia's fancy teems,
WM never trouble with their illa
The man who trusts in Pierce's Pills.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets :—'vegetable,
harmless, painless, sure!
The tendency to make the bodice of one
stuff while the skirt and its draperies are of
another grows in favor.
A GENEROUS COMPANY.—A beautiful pre-
sent will be given by the Breadmakers'
Yeast Company, of Toronto, to nearly every
one, as long as they last—first come first
served. The most accompliplished woman
has etill something worthy to be added to
her list if she has never yet made a good
sweet white loaf of bread. To encourage
the art of Horne Bread -making this Com-
pany have secured ten thousand presents,
which will be sent to all who comply with
their terms. They want all who are old
enough either to follow Directions or work
under instructions, to learn how to make
bread. They will take your word for it
when you have succeeded to your' own
satisfaetion in using their Hop Yeast, and
write them to say so, enclosing a wrapper': of
a five cent package of THE BRRADMAKERS'
YEAST, when they will send in return a
lovely gift. This olTer is open to any young
lady, girl, single or married woman, mat-
ron or housekeeper who has never before
made a loaf of bread. Any person having
domestic charge of a household who is
not now baking for the family, and who will
commence by usuig their yeast, and who will
send to them the wrapper of a package
and write to that effect, will receive a still
better clam of gift than that above offered.
Better yet; any one at preeent making their
own bread, ming theirown or other yeast,
bus who will buy a five cent package of the
Breadmakers' Yeast frem any grocer or
storekeeper, and, after using, will write to
say that their Yeast is Superior, they will
believe her also, and will astonish that lady
by return mail with a lovely gift. You
must get the yeast from your own grocer.
Don't send money to the Company direct.
ultimate establishment of the Invalids'
, , oc u
The man of vigorous health whose e -
exercise in the Hotel. Very many who were using these
potion secures him all needed remediea of Dr. l'ierce's found them so
open air, hardly heeds to raise a qiieetiOn as
beneficial that they Amgen to send applies, -
to his diet, provided he guards against all
tions for personal treatment, and three ap-
excess.. The present food of a nation is the
result of the accumulated experience of peals becoming so numerous, the Doctor
concluded to erect his Invalids' Hotel. The
thousands of years. In the torrid zone it ist
Big il3end Troinel Company is fortuuate in
saLdlaaalkOrMIS AND CANVIeBBB8 Wtin180,11.1ale
or Female, ,14.10le 01 811A1e tine, en salary or equal -ram -
Bien. Industrial Union of AN.A., 46 Arcade, Toronto.
4) 50 PER ACRE for N. W. and W. of N. 13.
tit• k of Sec. 15, T'p, 12, Ewe. 0, East, 240 acres,
near Winnipeg ; also N See, 8, T'p,l,Rge. 10, West,
320 aeres, i0.60 per aore, near Crystal CAI.. Choice,
unencumbered. 10 Augusta Ave. Toronto.
a mixture of flesh, grain, vegetables and
• fruit, with a moderate amount of fat.
just so far as one is constitutionally
feeble, or is weakened by sickness or chronic
ailments, hia diet niust be suited to his con-
dition. Even in a case of dyspepsia, the
best food could nob be determined for ail
cases, since it would differ aecording to the
. quirin - • .
g title to this vast extent of 'soh
' 'type of dyepepsia. mining grounds. Boarding-houses have
But we may say, in general, that salted ,
oeen constructed along the river, toads and
food ie more drffieult of digeatien than fresh;
, ,
trucks have been bailt ; a substantial bridge
that our food 118 a whole, should contain e,11 erected across the 'West Branch of the
having so progressive a man as Dr. Pierce as
their President.
The money expended in the construction
of the tunnel does not represent all the capi-
tal involved. More than a hundred clann-
ants to mining grounds on the bars, banks
and river bed had to be brought out in ac -
the elements which enter into the compost -
tion of olir bodies"; hence, that whale wheat -
bread is better than white bread, as contain-
ing elements essential to the teeth, bones
and nervous tissue; that the food should be
such as to promote a healthy movement of
the bowels ;. that the food alsould. be less in
slimmer than in winter, and should contain
less fat, which is mainly used for heating
purposes. VlIe may add that oat -mord is
ANOTHER NOVELTY.--Innnadn'grZek,
All the rage in the States, Agents wanted. Sample
by naafi 43 cents. CLEMENT es 00., Tororto.
P/ATENTS ricooptuliip canada,the U.R. and
all foreign countnee. Engineers, Pa.
tent Attorneys, And experte in Patent Causes. Estab-
lished 1867. Donald C. leidont Co.. Toronto.
Bracelets in silver to match the belts and
girdles now so much worn are considered
comme 'Ulan&
whenever your Stonaach or Bowels get out of or.
der, causing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
and their attendant evils, take at onoe a doae of Dr,
Carson's Stomach Bitters. Best family 'medicine.
All Druggists., fie cents.
After many years of retirement 131ondin,
the most famous tightrope performer in the
world, has returned to the active purauit of
his profession.
Catarrh, Catarrhal loaminess and
Bay Fever.
river, and what was ah unbroken wilder-
ness, around the Vicinity of the tunnel,
when the Company commenced operation,
is now a thriving village with camel dvvel-
ling houses, a general store, a hotel, and a
school -house. A post oflice has also been
established here, ancl a telephone Iliao built
to Oroville, sixteen miles distant.
Specially rich m food -elements, and with Mark Twain will be 52 yearsof age in
milk makes well nigh a perfeet food. vember.
**a.
N"o
$2,
DR. 'WM. ARMSTRONG, Dermatologist.
Specialty. Skin diseases. Scrofula and all dio-
ceses of the blood. All cancers cured that are cure -
able, without the use of a knife. Office hours, from
9 to 12 min. and from 1;30 to 4:30 p,m„ Sabbaths ex.
copied. 28 Dundae Street, Toronto.
ONTARIO VETERINARY COLLEGE
Toronto. Fees fifty dollars per session session 18S7-8
begins October 205h. Apply to the Principal, PROF.
SMITH, V. S., Toronto.
airy Salt,
rOit RUTTER, MO.
"ItTEW Importations —GigginS' Eureka, washing
IA ton and Ashton Brands, in large or entail 8=103
4180 WO% C41011,dinli Wp110 for prices.
.1AMIES tit SON,
wholoole Frovisiori!derchants, Toronto.
RUBBER STAMPS,sEttt
ells, and Burning Brands, aro, Send
for catalogue. BARBER BROS. CO.,
37 Scott St., Torento.
p GRAHAM, di CO, 283
Toronto Silver Plate „Co
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. Tonga St., Toronto, dealers in,
all kinds I3and and orchestra Instru-
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Vocal and Instrumental Music, Music Books, ate. in-
struction Books for every Instrument.
Agents for Carl Fischer BAND & on-
OBESTILA 1117810. Send for catalogues.
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Taidlaw'lllamitacturing Co.
• Hammon, OST.
Sufferers are not generally aware that these diseases
are contagious, or that they are due to the presence
of living parasites ha the lining membrane of the nose
and eustachian tubes. Microscopic research, however,
has proved this to be a fact, and the result is that a
simple remedy has been formulated whereby catarrh,
catarrhal deafness and hay fever are cured in ram
one to three simple applioatione made at home. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment is` sent free
on reoeipt of stamp by A. IL Dixon 8; Son, 1108 Ring
Street West Toronto Canada .
Scarlet cashmere or diagonal wool frocks
for little girls are made very effective with
black braid put on in small snail -shell pat,
terns, or in diminutive Greek keys.
COff No Bore.
Watson's cough drops are the best in the
world for the throat and chest, for the voice
unequalled. See that the letters R. T. W.
are stamped 011 each drop.
Shot moire ribbons, silks, and velvete,
plushes, add wool ansi silk novelties are a
feature in fall fabrics.
Peeple who are subject to bad bieath, foul coated
tongue, or any diaorder of the stoinath, eau at one°
be relieved by using or. 'Carson's Stomach Bitters,
the old and tried remedy. Ask vonr Druggist.
YOTNG MEN suffering from the effects of early
evil habits, the result of ignorance and folly, who find
themselves weak, nervous and exhausted; also min-
DI.D.AGND and OLD Man whO are broken down from the
effects of abuse or over -work, and, in advanced lite
Mel the consequences of youthful excess, send for and
akin 11.V. Lubon's Treatise on Diseases of Men. The
book- will he sent sealed to any address on receipt of
Ettampei. Addrelse M. V. LUBON, 47 Wailing-
eoo St. East Toronto OM; ,
Even feathers are made in two.tone effects
to match the changeable or shot ribbons and
stuffs brought out for dress and millinery
purposes. ,
Free ! Free ! I Free ! !
A Book of Inetruction and Price List on
Dyeing °leaning, to be had gratisl by
calling at any of our offices, or by post by
sending your address to R. Parker & Co.,
Dyers and Cleaners, 759 to 763 Yonge St.,
Toronto. 13ranch Offices ajohn St: N.,
Hamilton ; 100 Colborne St., Brantford.
In addition to taking full cath of thetort
oE M. Depretis, Xing Humbert has gr.antecl
to"that statesman% widow a life penmen of
a year.
P110
I have a poeltive remedy Or the above dise,aeo, by 1M Imo
thousands of gases of the wont kind wet of long 'tending
have been cured. Indeed, oo strong to my faith in its
effiCaoy, that 1 will send TWO BOTTIM PIIHE toSsO1S1
with, a VALITABLE ,TBEA,TISE on this dieat4o to sty
sneerer. Give esprees etilP. O. whines.
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ST_..,,A.TM
Manufacturer and dealer in
Tarred Pelt, Hoofing Pitch, Building Pa-
lters, ,Carpet and Deafening Pelt. BEADY
BOOTING, lEte. 4 Adelaide St. 12. TORONTU.
THE
T1
Is the on'y stove mule
Shat Will burn wood or
coal equally well. It will
heat one or more adjoin-
ing rooms and retain fire
with either fuel all night,
It is the farmers' wood
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home' as comfortable as
with a self feeder coal
stove. The largest size is
an unrivalled heater for
schools,ball ana oharches.
Tno family Keystone, the
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THE ARGAND
18 revolutionizing, cook.
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fire night and day, amt most economical of coalstoves.
These were the only stoves awarded a medal for new
and meritorious inventions this year.
If your dealer has not got them write us for infor-
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The targeet and most prosperous open Aseeeetnasik
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It has full Government Peposit, and under the wpm -
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Correspondence solicited. Address,
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05 Sting Street East, 'forento.
rr acuovegrrypatrotdist
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Kober! St., cured ot
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Lotialg, 11204 r iScouurtehd stfoir
s:pileptio Fits after
years' suffering
Jennie Garen, fa) 1, &mut so,, cured of weakness
and Lung Trouble John Wood, 95 Cathcart St.„„
cured of Liver Clomplaint arid lidiousness, used catty'
3 fifty -cent bottles; Mrs. J. Deal, 6 Augusta 85,
troubled for years with Nervous Prostration two
smaillbottles gave her great *elier. Sold at 600.441.00.
F. F. DALLEY it 00., Proprietor&
1 CURE FITS .1.
Whon I nay cure I do 001 00000 merely 40 stop thelp for a
time and then have them yeturn again. I mem &radicle
cure, have mode the disease 0111118, EPILEPSY orFALF...
180 8I008E00 a llfegong etudy. I warrant toy mama;
So cure the worst corms. Sacrum° others lenve 1001104 1.
reason for not now reeilving a cure, eend at once 101 10
treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible remedy. 111Yo.
mamma sue Pout Oflioe. 1100011 you nothing Sona tidal.
and I will mare you. Addrete DII. H. G. HOOT,
Branch, ()nice, 37 YongnSt. Toronto
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BARNUM WIRE & IRON WORKS,Windsor Ont.
23 ADELAIDE ST. E.. TORONTO.
AU classes of Sna work. Mfrs. of Printers' Learts
Slogs and Metal Puraiture, Send for prices.
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MERCHANTS' BUTCHERS
• AND TRADERS GlENERAELY.
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We want GOOD RAN in your locality to pick up
40.42&.,Mar'03BEXIVIS
for us. Cash furnished on satisfactory guaranty.
Address C. S. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vermont, U.S.
Newrivlii-liE LONDON GUARANTEE
-NB& AND ACCIDENT CO. (LID, OF LONDON, ENC.
Capital, 2200,000. Dominion GovernmentEeposit,
455,900. Bead Office : 72 King St. East, Toronto.
• Gentlemen of influence wanted in unrepresented
districts. A. T. MoCORD,
Resident Secretary for the Dominion.
BABY'S BIRTHDAY
,d• Beautiful Imported Birthday Card
to any baby whose mother will send as tam
names of two or more other babies, and their
parents' addresees Also hauSsomo
Die -
mond Dye Sample Card to the mother and
inn& valuable baformation.
Wells. Richardson & Co., Montreal.
teirAl.10 BUSINESS COLLEGE
IIIMEZI
Previnees and States, touching both the Atlantic and
Pacific' Oceans, are represented this year amoung its
students. , Send for 18ith annual oiroular. W. B.
ROBINSON and S. W. Teams, F.C.A., Principals.
DAN ADA
HAMILTON, ONT.
The Leading Business College in the Do-
minion. Over 260 students annually. For handsorae
illustrated catalogue write R.E GALLAGI11111, Principal.
LADIES' Dress and Mantle cutting by this
new and improved
TAILORS' SQUARE.
Satishotion gum anteed to teach ladies the
; full art of cutting all garments worn byladies
and children. PROF. SMITH 183k Queen
St vv., Toronto. Agents wanted.
CANADA PERIIANENT
LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPAhY.
1N6onPostATED A.D. 1855.
Subscrib•d Capital, • - 83001,008
Paid-up Capital, • • 2,309,0e•
Reserve Find, - 1,184;,000
Total .4.sset - 9,301,010
Office r—coy's Bldgs, Toronto St, 'Toronto.
STRAIGHT LOANS, OR CREDIT FONClER PLAN.
The Company has a large &amount of Money to lend
on Real Estate eacurities at the 'meet torrent rate of
interest repayable either in one sum or by instalments
amity be desired by the borrower.
• Applications may be Made direct to the undersigned
by letter or otherwise or to the local representatives
of the company throughout Ontario, AS the Com.
pany always has funds on hand no delay need be ex-
pected. Expense., recluc.ed to minimum.
Mortgages end tirutligtp SI Del) intuees Pureltaited.
ilERBEBT MASON, Managing Director.
We are now offering the Best
Iron Fences ever sold. in Canada,
at remarkably Low Prices.
WE ALSO MAKE
Stable Fixtures. Sand Screens,
Weather Vanes, Iron Stairs ant
Shutters, Fire Escapes, Office
Railings, 1Flower Stands, Wire
Signs, and all kinds of Wire, Iron,
and Brass Work.
IRON FENCES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. - Send for Catalogue.
ltosoo Mies or neW Line or Rahway built this
sumo. Land all for settlement. II surp
grain or stock forma. 480 acres free, nTo learn,ci hf or
to get it, send your address on pirate] card, nn'
J. M. IIICEINS, 00 Wag St, W., Toronto,
Allan Lino loyal Nail Stoamokipo,
Sailing during winter frbm Portland erery Thuredso
and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, aud in sum
tiler from Quebec, every Saturday to Liverpool, callMa
t Londoiederry to land Mille arid priesengors for
Scotland and Ireland also item Baltimore, via Bali'
fax and kit, idlah'e, N. E., to Livemool fortnightly
during aununer months. Tha steamere of the Glatt
' witV lines sail during winter to and from Itclifax
1 Portland, Beaton and Philadelphia; and during:Mum
Imet. between Glasgow and Mentreal weekly; Giasirov,
taoartansigobsitiln weekly, aud' Glasgow and Philadelphir
A.PSochr ftirrelgachht'epr'ugacgoe;,0Braiitibm°0vre .,11•601'rn. 40tAul3nUrsclriaPlOy (its;
tallakx ; Shea dr Co., St. John'e, Nfld.; Thotnv
on & Co., St. John, N.B.; Allen to Co. Chioaao
Love dc Alden, Xew York; 71. 5300r1101, Toroela
&fano, Rao 101 Ca, quihee ; Wm. 13rookle,
phia; H. A. Allem Portland Roston, Montreal.
L. D. SAWYER it CO., mum OIL
"L D. S." ENGINES,
lint CUL SIIINI111111E11,
PLAIN MID TILLOTIO11.
"Grain Saver" and "Peerless"
eganrwowassro.
sifUts• Powem IN 4. 4. 11. 11 and
12 HOZlialle
yr s.& powers, for 1, 9 and Horse&
mope Separators, for Tread di Small Powees.
Old letliindebtel Carrlirirs.
0 LAST INT TICE
In this paper referred to the Annual Meeting of the Associa-
tion. This meeting (being the 15th since the Company
was organized) took pl:tee on Tuesday, the l'Ath
April, when the following gratifying
increases were Announced:
PREMIUM INCOME INCREASED FOR YEAP0 - $96,894.
INTEREST AND RENTS, - - - 13,029.
ASSETS, - - $356,375. SURPLUS, 80,234.
• Were allocated as Profits to Policy
$ goalydrx Profits payable on and after
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J. K. MACDONALD, Managing Director,
UR U EY'S Standard STOVES
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The Driginal Wood: Cook
Manufactured by THE E. & 0. GURNEY CO.,
Toronto, Mandlton, Montreal, and Winnipeg.