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The Exeter Times, 1887-10-20, Page 11real hers rush cage Imes ch• Lutz; ers :etS, m ee t best ,td '32T1Efit in E -RS: whO Once In Is ttepil sese Dy a, safe. ir drug. ars and se post- Boulbsr teddresa 4 Mob ewning us IS tlity Ont HOUSEiIOLP Be Mindful Of illall Thbags. " Our primal dutiee kAhins aloft like sten; The eharitiee that seethe and heal and Mem Are scattered at the feet of ream like floyete." There is AO need in eearelaing leee vex life's Work, If we would only improve the gol- 'deo momeute we let glide by eeimproved, in doing something _fat make others happy, how nitwit good we could do, Only a kind , word here old theve wenlel raise metly a de - spending heart, " For there ie many a sheft at random sent, Finde ma Or the areher lietle meat ; There's many a wont at random ispolfen That mas soothe er wolfed the hetet that' s broken," The men or woman wins think they how° 0. iniSOieu in this wor14 very seldom do much getsd: It ts,kos such. persene, too long to find out what that 'Maims is, 0.1:4d while they are drifting here and there they let mauy opportunities pan for doing good, and at last they find themselvea nearing the end of the, jOurney of life and their We s work not. eD , liked • thou they ban sigh for the fleece, stl opportunities. Oar , it field of labor is within the sacred portals of hemii; there we are to win the first start for our crown, and methinks no queen could bedeck her crown with brighter or more wetly jewels than the mother who earnestly endeavors to do her duty by the fireside with her little ones around her. She can Inould their characters as the potter does the'elay. It littera choice, but submis- sively takee the shape the moulder designee THE 1'113E1:BLAND. Interesting News teem Ithinele Alarrniog reports of the renewal in a bsel form ef the throat affection of Crown Prince) Frederick William, have been traced to Perie and Vienna eoureee, They aro oo definite and detailed that they have created unueli anxiety, Dr. Mackeezie re-examined the Prince'e throat, but there is no autlien. tie report of an operation hewing been per- fOrillekl. Before going to ToLlach Die Mac- kenzie visited IViileu and other lbealities, making inquiries regarding the tempera- ture aud moisture of Vairi011.8 health resorts in tbe north of Italy. The cold weather at Toblech has heetened the Prince'sdeparture. Austriwo and Gerrnan medical atithorities persist in regardiug Dr. Maeltenzie's dia- geosis of the evinge's malady as wrong and his treatment as insufficient to effect e cure. The Reiehs-Anzeiger, referring to Dr. Meo. kenzie's examination, of the Prince's throats tones down ite import. The paper says that while traveling in Germeny for the benefit ot his own health, Dr, 1Ylaeltenzle paid a visit to the Prince and, after the examination of the latter'e throat, was un- able to minimum agratifying Condon/woe of the improvement of the affected part. The paper also says the Doetor ineimated his imeution of paying the Prince another visit before his return to England. These assurances, however, do not quite dissipate the popular alarm over the Prince's condi- Con. It is believed that he has had a slight relapse and that the tateof his throat is So ib is with the yonug mind: lf the teach- less promising. ings the mother iustills into their young The rela,tions exsisting between Germany minus are rightly planted, they will seldom stray far helm the narrow path. Mother's influence will follow them all through the walks of life, and the seed sown in the heart in childhood will !Tiring up and bear good fruit. It is the little things we must look after in our children ; the email things pave the way for larger ones. The child that has been taeght to obey father and mother from love and reverence, will oheeefully through life obey the laws of eity and State. Our young people ehould be taught that their enecess in life depends upon the use: they make of their tinae and the companions they keep. • When the curtain rolled up at conimenee- meut some years ago, it revealed to the audience the class of '8?; the handsome dresses of the fair graduates, the profusion of plants, baskets of flowers, etc., only made more conspicuous a common laborer's pick, suspended by a ribbon from the centre of the stage, with the class motto, "Dig for yourself," in flowers above it. It was a humble implement, and perhaps' to the po- etic mind there was more truth than poetry in the motto: but the youth that takes it for his guiding star through. life will have his efforts crowned with success. There has been many a youriglife wrecked by having, some -one to dig for them. The •"beach all along the ocean of life is strewn with just .such wrecks, If they had been compelled to face life'e battle as their father's did be- fore deem, it Would heve aroused the man- hood -Mthin them and the world would have- been the better for their having lived in, it. As it i' s their only air t in life seems to be to spend that which others accumulat- ed by hard. digging. If they would succeed theyVT,,de. be thoroughly honest, upright and ti'Vto their principles, make their mo- ney and. fame for themselves, and they will mount round after round of the golden lad- der. All the treasures of the earth are plac- ed there,/or thefts°. and efo4oyment of man, et not one, gem has been brought to light and FVD.1300 at the present moment aro less irritating than for some time past. Count von Munster has returned to his post at Paris charged with a pacific, message from Prince Bismarck to M. Flourens. In his interview with M. Flourens, Count von Munster said that the views of the German Government were that the state of Europe justified the hope of the maintenance of peage, which Germany would do her et:fleet They Told L'aoti Other Ali. "Why,. Marne, le it really you? "Yo, indeed, Sadie ; when did you get hem° ?" " Only yesterday, and-" " Where were you ?" "Oh, every place --Newport, 13ar Herber, Long Breech, and -but where were yeu. ?" "Oh, we went to-" "Did you heve a good time I" " Perfeetly lovely "Oh, perfectly lovely I 1 deelare, Mame, "So did I, and-" " I had the best-" " So did 1, and oh, Maxxio-." " Do tell mo all about it, for I-" "1 will, some time, I just had a, perfect., ly splendid time every minute, and- " So did L But iso't it lovely to be It home again ?'' Perfectly lovely." " 1 think so, too. I've had a lovely eea- son of it, but then-" " So have I, Met as you say-" " There's no piece like home, after all." " No, iudeed. Do come soon and ion me all about your women, and I -" t44 I will, for I have the lovoliese.--0 " 3o hey° I -perfectly eplendid 1" * They separate, A semi-official reference to the arrest of the lad Schnaebele, received through the French Embassy sly Count Herbert von Big- marek, elicited from the latter' it promise that ' in disposiog of the case the youth of the culprit evould be taken into considera- tion. There is no improvement in the relations between Germany. and Russia. Count Schouvaloff visited Prince Biemarck itt Friedriehsruhe on Thursday before starting from Thence on his holiday. The interview was without special importance, but it led to 'recurrence of the rumor that there was tee be a conference of the Emperors. The wublres, however, now pay no heed to this idle talk. The Cologne Gazette, in an article entitled " Ohne .U'retnadschaft und Ohne Feindselmit," presents an accurate reflection of the German sentiment towards Russia. It eays that faith in Russia as an ally is dead, and that if the Emperors met under existing circumstances their meeting would not have any political significance. Count Von Moltke is going to 'Regatz, Switzerland, returning to Kreisau in time to celebrate, on Oct.26, his eighty-seventh birthday anniversary,. Dr. Schw,eninger, Prince Biemarck's phy- sician, has gone to Constantinople, at the request of the Sultan, to advise the ladies of the harem as to the regimen against obesity. Klein and Grebert, who were convicted of treason, are now in prison at Halle. The regime of the prison is severe. Klein is Catarrh, Catarrhal laeallte$5 anti fluY Ee'Vers fingerers exti not geuerelly aware that theae dieeeaes are contagious, or thst they are dee to the preseises orlilts.11.atsgtaPetriljealiitt(ILV4igitiolliovsisgsitTem rebet:aurecno! She3)4'ellY(107), has proved rale to be e face CAA the regnit is that a MaFle, tereedY Ilea been fernedated ehereby eaterrh, caterrnal dueness and hay fever ere owed in rem one to three simple applleetIone xerete at hOnle. A pamphlet eepleiniug tele flew treatmeet ia 900 free 00 rocelet Of stamp by A, lb iliaion eon, 008 King etreet Weet Te.runto (Awls. It etated that the National League in. , tends to employ ieetanteneene emoteerapoy to roteet ileelf 4;4410. alieged miarepreseu- , tattoos ot the irian police, rite $11)ortlug In llook form, coeteina a eorreet reeord of the EAST., EST Time end beat performencea in all DitrANTNEMS OP EPOWI', AqUatiC and AthletiC VetfortnatteeS. 1310. liard, I (mete anti Trot flag records, Baseball, Crleket, Lacrosse, ete. Pries ue, Stamps taken, Addrese all ordere fo TUE RECORD, 50 Vroet et. East, Toronto, Canada, Io en No. 15. Jellies Murphy of Louisville, Ky,, wee arrested the other day for all OfrellSO Whieh is SC140111 COMItliti3OC1 even. by the most depraved -that of beating his wife with his wooden leg, A. P. 008. re es ,swerreessosseresesoweewesseessesses., ese ViTAN',VED-5,000 AG ENTS--ei nee and Feinele- V Large profits. O.W. DEN,N18, Termite, EI:loorgStizatil;;;31.11uat.roateadrat:droifirive Oat. The Practical Hearer. PATEKTS A poor woman in the country went to hear it sermons -wherein, arnoegother evil practiees, the use ef dishonest weights and measures was exposed. With this discourse she was muoh affected. The fleet day, when the minister,. aceording to his custom, went among les hearers, he called upon the wo- man, and took occasion to ask her what she remembered of his sermon. The poor wo- num complained much of her bad memory, and said she lead forgotten almost all that he delivered. "But OM thing,' said she, I remembered; remembered to burn my bushel." A doer of the word cannot be a forgetful hearer. A Horse Who Can Talk 1 Everybody has heard of a "horse laugh," but who has ever seen an equine gifted with the power of speech? Such an animal. would be pronounced a miracle ; but so would the telegraph and the telephane have been a hundred years ago. Why, even very recently a cure for consumption would have been looked upon as miraculous, but now people are beginning to realize that the disease is not incurable. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will cure it, if taken in time. This world renowned remedy will not make new lungs, but it will restore diseased ones to a healthy state when all other means have faieed. Thou- sands can gratefully testify to this. All druggists. . Frank McNeilly, the boy whoreceetly ran - away from Saco, Me. ,th nearly $300,000 of other people's money,wivas cash clerk of e, without digging. It took hard diggusg on employed at carpentry and Grebert at knit. 1 1 the pert of all eour groat men before they ting stockings. reached the gditl to which they aspired. The prisoner Schechtel, convicted of the Let us then fight We's ,battles for ourselves ; , murder of 'his first and second wives, was do everything our hand findeth to do ear. 1 beheaded at Stargard. The execution took neatly 8,nd honorably, and not be content to place in front of the prison. sit quietly and wait for dead men's shoes. If adversity overtakes the frail barque now and tie 'al ft will only make our daughters Demand for Canadian Apples. more ris'i and our sons more man's. At 0 e annual meeting of the Ontario Fruit Growers' Association at Grimsby, the President, Mr. A. Mae Allan, of Godericli, Tee Helping and. in his address dealt with the question of lt is sped freckles Can be be removed by markets for Canadian apples. Mr. Allen -' • • t in liich is die, , spent four mouths itt the Old Country last Toronto. 00I1 LITE AfEENTS WANTED IN EVERY sex County in Canada. Address, , IFER.0118 410.. 87 Church Se, Toronto. iitl-Feinallfe',2•AveloleFr"spareNtitin°"0, on s8aElmarywearnteeoctre'birell elan, Industrial Union of B.N.A., Arced% Toronte, MUNE SERMONS " Why am I a Unitarian," by ..te Rev. James Freemen Clarice; "The Distitiguis13, ing Opinions of Unitarians," by Dr. Chiming, rind other literature, may he had free on application to MRe. W`. el. CeelP,13F,LL, 04 Bay St., Toronto. nienticirlu°41"titiNisn'ist(4)14:SeCe91,111thiqS1n1l;) ramTe8°}41;c1F1 sg(411'e'17.14111Qci° er:'p!Ipidlereae°tIfienria4erDe: Teeerei.06099arr4iggi,1014)trioolow."eter, 12`2 Yotifse et., Termite. ILLUSTRATFD 23.,M.JtgZia gSmrttirei 01I4e Olt \NUM beet, CAN e DIAN hij8eNeeee Library Builuieg, Toreirte. Tantiss eresi. vRilytao,r,er sildoilTtLAND iNSTITU/ PM) le dent ; °nee, It, IStfoolie. Secretary awl Maneger, FOB. BUTTER, ETC. Salt, Dairy EW importations Emeka, 'Weihieg ton and Aeliton Brands, in large or smell ifeeke ANOTHER NOVELTY...tirdrurzmig, 411 550 rage in the States. Agents wanted. Sample by mail 45 cents. CLEMENT 00., Toronto. Ir PNelnoialitYA, gEnedTistINestl, c r Dot eulralaantda its! eases of the blood. .All cancers cured that are cure. able, without the Use of it knife. Cabe hours, from 9 to 12 a.m. and kora 1:30'to 4:30 pon, Sabbathe ex- cepted. 28 Dundas street, Toronto. . etc) Rice's Canadian 8elt. Write ior prices. JAltlE$ & F.4)11, Wholesale Provision Merolla/it% Toronto. e, r lliEvere,iiteoistt e THE ALBANY STEAM TRAP CO'S present age for Rim o. 4011150 Tall 110WISLn • ro. oau'raiwio. t. p5OOutna SIL 4'elsii? feet Blood Purifier Aw h of sill' Ziten ruoee Ated by ite 05(4 SK5.5,ecnuarned19J1 Ezrzasoillitei glaisnoof 42ersteceorsi. able 2e eouth 8t., deugetter eured et Epileptic pito after yeers' suff erhig rote iiirreil, 55 Walnut St., cured of weeknese and Lung Trouble Jolla Wood, 95 Cathcart St., cured of Liver Complaint arid Biliousness, used only fifty -cent bottles; Mrs. J. Beal, El Augusta St., troubled tor years with Nervous Proetration, twc small'bottlee gave her great ••eliel. Sold at 500. $1.00. F, F. DALI,EY & 00,, Proprietors. rr-r- r CANADA PERMANENT Loan alai Savings Co. LecoarOtteeee 1850. Ci:Pital • • .ffi3,ii00•9010 a -is Ms ft p Capitol . . „ „ „ :2,390,0ett.. Bestir yo ,Fund , - , • , 11,189000 Total Aesets • . , • ,, .. , , , 9,36 1,015 Orf ant ;-CO.'S EtabMSRS, TORONTO EL, Terme/v. DEVOSITS reeeived at cerrent rates of latereet paid or compeunded half -yearly. Del,lENT CBES isetiedln curreneY, or Stedingiwitit ieterest ceanotie etteelfeci, Ped'abie Camels or We ealelaird, Exeoutera Trueteee are autherized b.r law to invert in the Deberitfires of this company. MONEY ADVANCED 011 Peal Estate seeurity at °urea rates and on favorable conditions as tareFaT" men . Mortgagee and Municipal Debentures .purchasedi J. HERBERT MASON, Ideneging Director, 1 IRECTIONS for AT.AIIIPING and RE- CEIPTS for menufacturing four different powders -blue, white, a ellow and the French liquid ,,tamping for plush, velvet and silk, minutely' degerib- ed in print, ell sent by mail for 30 mints.. C. BUD. IVAN FIERCE, 41 King St. E., Toronto. Butterick's Patterns and Books for Outober always on hand. ffi II COMPOSITION GOLD, Antique Bronze, ULU, Natural Wood, and other Picture and Room Mouldings, Frames, Eto. Paintings, En- gravings, Etchings, Artotypes, Artists' Materials, Mirrors, etc. Wholesale and Retail. Trade Cat- alogue. MATTHEWS BROS. et CO., Toronto. HE BOIIILEP, INSPECTION and Inenr. anee Company ot Canada, t onsulting Engineereand Solicitors of Patents. .TORONTO. • • 0. -Benne Chjef Engineer. A. FRASER, Sec'y-Treas. , The Cottage Phystelline-A complete domes- tic) medical encyclomedii, epecililly prepared „,s• to meet the wante of the common people, 111$ who have long felt die need of such a book. the Saco Savings Bank o.n a salary of e6 aweek. RA The History or Carew:me-From i he discovery A reward of $7,500 has been offered for his ..roocA.mxerioolaibtrourtybreic.ottsptieevteenwtsahboyutDirt..With. Wile Platform pehoes-A great temperance aae work, by the greatest temperer, es orator of hie day, J. 11. Gough. • The Book of Sermons and Sayines-11Liv. ing Words," by Rev. Sam. P. Jones, illus - M • • trated. .Thousands flock to' hear, and want • Los 1,90k. big Ti4o Parallel Family Bible -Magnificent O 1' and.maseive,lwe Bibles in one. Teruts-Liberal, with. extra terms fm. the work- , ing• agent. Send for circulars, etc. WM. BRIGGS; Publisher, Toronto. return, but up ie the present time the de- tectives have no trace of him. "As glares the tiger on his foes, Hemmed in by hunters, spears and bows, And, ere ht bounds upon the ring, Selects the object of his spring." So disease, in myriad forms, fastens its fangs upon the human race. Ladies Who suffer from distressing ailments peculiar to their eex, should use Ter. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It is a positive cure for the most complicated and obstinate eases of leucorrhea excessive flowing, painful men- struation, unnatural suppression*, prolap- sus, or falling of the womb, weak back, "female weakness," anteversion, retrover- 23 ADELAIDE ST. E,,TOROOITO. sion bearing -down sensations, chronic con- sitlecasliasdTeotaif fine woturree.. IdsekenAndielerit pnricateres.L.esella gestion inflammation and ulceration of the - womb, 'inflammation, pain and tenderness in DYEING AND CLEANING. ovaries, accompanied with "internal heat." R. Pa.rker 82; Co. Wo iis astell Head Offices : 759 TO 763 YONGE ST. r 209 Yonge Street I City Oftlees:-; 308 Queen St. We'st, eTORONTO. . e 225 Queen St Esse J Brantford, Ont. 100 Colborne Street 4 John Street North Hamilton, Out. A crusade against gambling houses has been commenced by the police of Montreal. Don't disgust everybcdy by haveking, bowing and spitting, but use Dr. Sage's ' Catarrh Remedy and be cured. washing the A Mormon missionary meeting was broken solved a small quantity of bor,ax. - summer, intervievring buyers and others in- s up by a mob in London Sanday night, and terestecl in handling Canadian fruits. Hi To clean willow Wurnsture, use salt and the Utah preachers of polygamy narrowly impression was confirmed that Canada can water. Apply. to with a nail brush, scrub escaped under police protection. grow the finest apples in the world -the well, and dry thoroughly. A GENEROUS COMPANY. -A beautiful pre. happy medium in climate and soil producing To remove grease trom cloth : Drop on the hiehest eicellence in flavor, form and i , sent will be given by the Breadmakers' the spot some oil of tartar or salt of worm- . color. - Our apples have taken British buy. 1 Yeast Company, of Toronto, to nearly every ers by storm, and .constuners there will not one, as long as they last -first come first veood which has been left le a damp place ' till it turns into a fluid; them immediately purchase any others so long as they can ob. I served. The most accompliplished woman s wash the place with lukewarm water, and tain a suitable article from us. Generally has till something worthy to be added tb then with cold water,. and the spot will speaking, it is a mistake to ship on consign- her list if she has never yet made tiewood disappear. meet to any but the three great distributing sweet white loaf of bread. To encourage Turkey salad, made with celery and good centres of trade, London, Liverpool and 1 the art of Home Bread -making this Com- - on. is held by many to equal that made of . Glasgow. Fruit shipped direct to London 3pany have secured ten thcmsand presents, chicken. • is litble to more damage than when shipped which will be sent to all who comply with ktam broiled in the white of egg is affirm- Via Liverpool ancl thence by rail to London. their terms. They want all who are 'old ed by an exchange to he the way they do it at the most fashionable London clubs A very fine line of business was °ponied lest enough either to follow Directions or work • year with buyers for Norway, Sweden and I under instructons, to learn how to make ,, Ohl flannel 'of all kinds should be kept Denmark, andby care in selecting and pack. ) bread. They will tske your word for it for scrubbing and cleaning paint. Next to ing this trade may be largely increased. A I when you have succeeder' to your, own flannel come coarse, soft linen, old kitchen good Made can be established with thews Batiofaction in using their Hop Yeast, and towels, mode, etc. countries in dried fruits as well as canned write them to say so, enclosing a wrapper of ' 34cot use coal oil lamps in bedrooms goods. Then with fast steamships on the it five cent package of Tux BEEADMAKERS' withks turned dowu low. They produce pacific Ocean connecting with the Canadian YEAST, when they will send in return a asthma, heart disease, throat disease, etc. Pacific railway our apples will find it profit- lovely gift. This offer is open to any young lady, girl, single or married woman, mat - A little linseed oil brushed over faded able market in .the far East. The trade in green blinds will, if they al e not t6o Inc our - own Northwest has already assumed gone, make them look almost as good ' as wonderful proportions, with this desirable feature, that it is e, market fot our may and " If you ever eisdured the agony of it felon, fall apples that would otherwise be of new. cern- yon will appreciate the fact *at it can be paratively little value. Of fall varieties onr I commence by using thew yeast, Bead who will cured by woolen smoke. Piece the woolen Gravenstein is sure of ready sale at high send to them the wrapper of a package rags under aniaverted flower pot, and put prices. This veason it has sold as high as and write to that effect, will receive a still better class of gift than that above offered. coals upon them, or set them on fire sortie 86 per barrel. St. Lawrence has made $4 20 other way, and hold the felon over the and Calvert $s.06 for good samples. Ship- Better yet; any ono at present making their smoke, and is will extract all the pain. pers should provide good storage, so that I own bread, using their own or other yeast, varieties could be sent forward in proper but who will buy a five cent package of the Wash valenciennes lace in lukewarm season wheel the market demand is best for Breadmakers' Yeast from any grocer. or water with fine soap, and iron over several each variety. storekeeper, and, after using, will write to thicknesses of flannel to bring out the pat- say that their Yeast is Superior, they will . . • believe her also Dud will astouish that lady MILLER'S TICK DESTROYER. STOCRIfPN, givothis valuable pre- paration a fair trial. It operates promptlyandeffectuallyin destroying Ticks and other vermin pests, as well seseas in eradicating' all affections of the 'skin to which Sheep aro subject. Sold in Tins at 35c., 70c. and $1. A 85c. Tin Will clean 20 Sheep or 35 Lambs. MITGIC MILLER As Co., Toronto. *141!'ar'itSelq 1DR-ir HOPS loll./ efeek!leelhiteiPlagekie AO* SPECIAL BUCKET RETURN TRAP. tarns Celebrated Mali- CORR Inepirator. fferGreshein'e Autometie Rs, utarting Injector. Seerleorrison•e Automatic Sight Feed Labricator. etarEngineers' aa Plumb- ers' Supplies of every desoription. Send MI circulars, eietitiBe 71 & 77 Adelaide St.W, TORONTO. 1 Des rine 1. obtain a BusinesS gducation, or become proficient la Shorthand and Type wi it hie, should at- ssus the . BRIIISH AMERICAN ,BUSINESS COLLEGE Arcade, Tongs street, Toronto. For Chanters, etc., Addrees C. O'DEA. Secretary. PTI 15150 a positive reraody for no above 015 aso ; by Its use thotieanda et canes erne, worst kind awl long standing have been cured. Indeed, ao atroug to my NM in Ito aflicaoy, that will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, together wlth a vetoer= TREATISE en this disease to sup nu:rarer, Give °unreal; and O. addreas. Olt, rt. A. SLOCUM, Branch OfRoe, 37 'Yonge St., Toronto Allan Line Royal Nail Steamehipes Sailing during winter from Portland every Thuredal and Menhir every Saturday to Lperpool, and In sum mer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool, malice at Londondeery to land mails and poesengere Pei Scotland and Ireland ; also from Baltimore, via Balt. fax and 85. John's, N. F. to Liverpool fortnight!, during summer raontke. The steamere of the Gina gow lines sell during winter to and from Halifax, l'ortland, Boston and Philadelphia ; and during:sure mar between Glasgow and Montreal weekly; Waspy and Roston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadelphlf fortnightly For freight, passage, or other nformatiou apply te ron or housekeeper who has never before A. Schumacher Co., Baltimore; S. line St fifiaat0; 08.h, eflig•TCOhrl°",8k.jBa.31; oWo.7*Chnioa°meoP, made a loaf of bread. Any person having 8E1412 domestic charge of a household who Is Love & Alden, New Tock; R. Bendier, Toronto not now baking for .the and who will Mane, Rae cog -Quebec: Wm. Breekte,.Pbiladei • phia;,11. A. Allen Portland Roston. Montt al. ED , A lately discovered but extremely airnple Rs, E s use of camphor is appreciated in the houle- ICZ '"e. hold, If the varnish on woodwork on 1E furniture be changed in spots to white from 4. chaps of cologne or bay rum or heated dish. es, it can be changed back by rubbing the spot with a cloth wet in camphor. Instead of throwing away the piecee of soap wbicli become too email for convenient handling, make a. null flannel bag of suit. able size ; leave one end open and put in pieces as three enliece When it is full baste up the opqning, an l it Makes a lithe bath- tub tteetirefury. Another way is to add a little water, set them in it saucepan ou the stove, and let there simmer slowly. When cold you have toler ,bly good soft soap. By letting most of tha water boil away you EASES 7 ,,ts to Are" (tans/ ing in tee for Ad ing motto 44 licines, Wes stone] man ly knosvn 015 may make the Soap hard enough to be molded into small c k.es, which can be dried .eceirt a 1 'r4 for use. 1 is wet Lb te: Il the feet are tender or tainful after long ritted moire • walking or etandieg, great reiief can be had or in restive by bathing them in salt and water. A 31)351"P,',i0,, handful of salt to a gallon of watarlis the right proportion. Have the waver as hot Slice, 105,:lonIlit , eke. s ab own hOmfortably be borne Intnerse the !OMEN laieuro for feet, and throw the water over the lege as n eh 541Ne if in Inc as the Isnoee with the hands. Win n he ah enemy the water becotnes too cold, rub briskly a o5".1 whtP with it flesh tewel, This method, if used night and teeming, will cure neuralgia of ecentueedaS , rtgo, Bright Ef', 3701340)SO/4 the feet. essorente tweter. by return maii with a lovely gift. You Why Increase the List. must get the yeast from your own grocer. " Tompkinson," said a somewhat rapid Don't send money to the Company direct. traveling man to a friend, whose tastes and Sir Ss,muel Baker suggests that the Irish habits were much' like his own, " I'm very Constabulary should be supplied with much worried." wicker -work *icicle covered with rawhide " I wouldn't cultivate it, my dear fellow. to protect them from showers of stones and But what's the trouble ?" other misailes thrown by the natives.' "Debts. I'm overwhelmed with them. Coff No More. I can't two a corner without running into a creditor. There's the hatter, and the tailor, Watson's cough drops are the best in the and the gent's furnisher, end the florist, and world Inc the throat end °lust, for the voice the livery inan--in fact I see but one way unequalled. See that the letters R. & T. W. out of the difficulty." are stamped on each drop. "What it: that?' Good negative varnish: Senders,: four "Ivo a goed notion to connnit suicide." ounces, alcohol twenty. -eight ounces, oil of " And arid the undertaker to the lib: leveVider three ounces, chloroform flee My dear fellow, at least be resitionable." drachms, Whenever your Stomach or Zweig get out of Ms der, caueing Biliousness, Dyspepeia, or IndigestiOn. and their attendant ev110, take at once a dose of Dr, The Moon's Influence Carson's Stemma Bitters. Best family medicine. Ail reunites, 00 (mute. Upon the weather is accepted by some as i It is reported the lebysintiians are to make real, by others it is disputed. The moon an itnreediate advance oli Massowah and never a50' -lets eon's freirl the tender: aching that Refight has tient them 600 officers dire spot. I'utnam's Pelnleta Corn Extractor guise& as prieate. XemoVes the most painful corns in three p op e i.e who are subject to bad breath, foul coated days. This groat remedy makes no sore tongue, or any (Deader of the Stoeutehi ean at once tiptite, doesn't go feeling around a man's be relieved by using ,Dr. Csieson's Stony:oh Bitters, foot, but • gets to business at once, and the old end tried remedy. Ask your Druggist. effects a' ohm. Don't be imposed upon by 1 The agreement between Italy, Germany kubstitetes and imitatioes. Get "Put- ' Ilia Atietrlit gives Raly fell power to take 'tam's," and no other. : incleiseudent ttetiOn in the Mediterreneaat, er•-•1 *el"- • • i 8°Y'8 l4aRTI1AY5 .A Beautiful Imported Birthday Card erta,, to any huby whOod mother Mil Bend na Atts rinmea Otto) or mare other babies, and thee parents' maitre:ewe A.loo a handsome Dia mond Dye Sample Cara to the mother wad %Anal valnable informatiOn. Riehordson ek Co., ttlfoarrnsil. AGENTS WANTED7'-'1:41:450. in Every 'Fawn nod Village 1"11,.".iCall:dbale, tr:e12II our la EW 21EtU1'IiSLEE • DECORATED WINDOW .BLINDS. Sell at eight. Every house needs therm Cheap. Durable 111141 tliesTIOrmiC111. Po 'Washing or Ironing.' and will last ten times as long us ordinary cotton blinde Sole il'ounship Rights. tur Agente are making $3 to $5 ti day with Easy 1811;onrillpti. qatdi ter 74,e0a srlm aC leet or .osuttafliti„o ni neerlyu,cl, tgi all information, by express, 25c. dit CO., 41 Eing Se East. Toronto. TIC Is the only stove made that will bum wood or coal equally well. It will heat one or more adjoin- ing rooms and retain fire with either tuel all night. It is the farmers' wood burner and will make home SA comfortable as Nvith a self feeder coal stove. The largest size Is an unrivalled heater for schools,hall and eharchee. The family Keystone, the largest first-claseStove for lelthe money Made. THE ARGAPH Is revolutionizing cook. ng with coal. Its ratent firel ot end grate makes it the nice.t durable, easiest to manage, beet to retain fire night end day, and most economical of coal stoves. These were the only stoves awarded a medal for new and meritorious inventiooe this year. If your dealer has not got them write us for inf male% THE OSHAWA STOVE C'Y., WAWA, ONT. MANUFACTURERS. o ok's Gem BAKNC POV1DER. Why do you use those Expensive American and Canadian. Baking Powders when you can get as good and wholesome at one half the price? Prove it by try- ing the Cook's Germ Menufactured by ELLIS & KEIGELEY - Toronto. PEARL PEN AND PENCIL STAMP WITH NAIVIE 500 Postage 6 Cts. Extra PRINTS WHEN c1.08E0 IS SIZE 04 0,1510(55 OF COMMON PENCIL. AHD Ammo TINGLEY & STEWART M'F'G CO. TORONTO, 01sTri". Please mention this Paper when writing. QTECIAL WoTion-We have decided inlet= to put Dr. Jug's Medici': in a brown jug, instead of it glass bottle as heretofore The lugs that we will us* for this purpose are made of the finest Imported Rock - Ingham, ofa mottledbrown colour, with "Dr. Jug's Medicine for Lunge, Liver and Blood" in raised let- ters on the side. Our reasons Inc making th change are: "let -Its won derful curative quelitie will be better preserved by the medicine being kept entirely in the daek. 2nd - As the jug will he register- ed it will be impossible to counterfeit it. 3cd-The natne "Dr. Jug's Medi - FAGS! Sti I eine" will be more easily OP A JUG or DR. JUClettremembered by Reseda - MEDICINE. tion. 455 Our friends will be able to recognize at °nee that they are getting the genuine article, as there is riOothertnedicine put up in a jug. DR. J170 MEDICINE 00„ Toronto 'and Stratford. Ewiz)1)4.41, THRESHERS Ilse on your Bilachinery only the Well-known kff Fi 3,1 ' When! any mire I tie not mann merely to stop them for a *5(050 004 then bare thent retere Fein. I Mom sato. 5 hove mode the Basest+ of PfTREPILEPSF or FALL. 1140 SIOKNItefil a lite.lona study. 1 warrant Eny Tamed), etWe the wstet dakst Ueoaciso others heed Pilled to no roasen for not how' eneeleing a nee. demi et once for 0 'retitle° and s Free nettle of my Infallible remedy. Gino Exprasn and Poet Offloe. It comta you nothing for a trial, andt will cure you, addretul 1)11. It. et, ROOT, Branch Ofilcol 37 Yoliga St.1 Toronto. s. ,..t.,. NINE GOLD MEDALS have been awarded it during the lnet four years. Try MSC our PEER= AXLE ZEASE for your Waggons and Horse Powers. Manufactured at QUEEN CITY OIL WORKS, y SAMUEL ROGERS & CO., Toronto, "al s ASK FOR DIAMOND STOVES IF YOU SEE TITEll YOU WILL BUY THEM. EARNUIVI WIRE & IRON WORKS, Windsor, Ont. 1,gAli Allies of new Limo of Rahway, built thi seaeon. Land all for settlement. Unsurpaseed for grain or stock farms. 485 tierce tree. To learn how' so got it, Sand your address en Postal card. tt. 90 King 05. Yr.. Toronto, ries, vats tier I We are offering special in- ducements to purchasers ° of Irou Fence for delivery this fall. We guarantee the Best and Cheapest Fence made in the Do- ,gte asesswassan. mmion. IRON VENUES ev EVERY DESCRIPTION. - Send for Catalogue. A Hone Company ! Guarantee Capital, $1,000)000 ramsliDENT:iioN. sin W. 1, BOWLARD, C.B., 10. 0. M. G. ilbtroirEsISXDIPATS :NNW. ELLIOTT, ESQ., BOW. TIOOPER, tsq. DIMIECT010 s EON. CCM, JUSTICE 7v1AboteALD 11. P. Bisset, ESQ. .7.3). EDGAR, Esq. W. 1-1. Inteetv, Req. S. Neentiernert, ESN. Weeran, 8 lane Esq. 3. kintearte MASON, nee, W. H. Glees. Ike. A. L. tfoorintaiam, ESQ. Heat. Jents Yetfee. A, Nicteme iloweitelLse. ti eNeteLeit. isettieternlit : J. R. MACDONALD. This Teis ti net ively some instate:414W Watt established I5 years ago. Doting this period nearly one Mkt I i0/1.,Ot dollars hue beet, returned to the policy troltier4, Or their representatives. The assets aecumulated during thie period amount, at 'this date, to over S.1,500,000, and when die finitrantee Capital is added, forms security tor policy holders to the amount ot over 08,e00,000. Those contemplating inaering will do well to compare the cost in this Ass;;eitition with other companies, for the above period, before. insuring elsewhere. This tisoclation"s Rates are frrrn 10 50 50 per cent. lower then in those fereign en:mania doilig, budriesi in this Country, while the profit roadie surpass tbe best of them. J. K. MACDONALD, Managing Director. HEM) Citric; 15 Tonofer0 Sm., T011eete.