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FiennitIld HOMO%
Some one hat; v; ritten that a pletteant
home ie a Heveet abiding place, not only to
those in its immediate circle, but to 5' the
stranger within the game."
No ono can deny that the remembrance
of a happy home cliugs a, them like a breath
ef peril -into -a memory that can never be
effaced or Shaken off. It is eo clear to es-
te go into O. 110IPP W Iterq 7 courtesy prevails,
where moil vies with the other in attempt-
ing to be good and lovely, and where no
little attempt to save the etrength, the
feelitme, the, happiness of every member
of the family isi lost- is, indeed a thing
wo 11CVOF forget.
We go about the vvorld, and so doing we
see a world of homes. Too often there is a
fretful word, a erenaplaint, a earoastic
reflection, and the heart is more and bitter
thet finds it abiding Place here. ]4it once
let us go into the home where hueband
requests, courteously, any favor when he
'
sits do wit e,t table ' toles every pains to
wait tozt the wife of his heart that he
took te in her to his, household circle, and
ere learn how seblime e Wog it is to make
home 'what it should lie, °
We have at down to dinner in a hom
of middle-clase people, poseibly whets he
was provided, but where the wife made a
stibservient to the wish of her family, svhe
Ip,
11
re
If you can get them; that will keep your
picklea green; teke out and draio them ;
then cover svitb cold vinegar for a wools;
then drain off ell of that vesegaid and cover
again with new vinegar, adding musetaed
eeed, pepper aed ginger root, cloyee or
whatever 'Tweewill BUit your tate. Be
sine to change the vinegar once, as the wat-
er from the cucuinbere reduces the strength.
Theee pickles will be Mee and °dim and
green without being colored with the yet.-
digris from a copper kettle.
Cnoconern Cum. -One quarter pound. of
butter, one cupful of yolks of two eggs, half
oepful el sweet milk, two cupfuls or flour,
with two teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
Beat the whites of the two eggs, and put in
with the flour alternately. Bake in a long
pan which has the bottom covered with
greased paper. When the cake is baked,
take it out and remove the , piper. When
cold, returu to the pan and cover with boil-
ed ioieg.
For the Icing. -Boil one cupful ofpulveriz-
edsugar with e spoonfulof cold wateruntil it
candies. Pour it on the whites; of two eggs,
well beaten. Then stir in six tablespoonfuls
of grated chocolate. Spread it on the cake
in the pan, and do not disturb it until the
klieg is hard. Then begin at the right cor-
ner, and cut diagonally -from one side of the
pan to the other. Then cut diagonal lines
from the left corner a few inches apart,
which will form dainty little diamonds'.
_STATISTIC%
The predilection for tea Meer coffee or
chocolate by the British public le blown by
the report of the Coffee Tavern Company,
The Ceomany gold during the Exhibition
559,000 cape of tea, 135,000 cape of coffee,
and 50,00 cape of elsocolate.
Last pier the losses by everted firmin
the United States reached e total of $40,
000,000, or en average monthly less of $1Q,
000,001. And yet theloss they °cicalae is
$60,000,000 per minuet less; than the amount
paid by consumers for ciga,re and $86,500,
t00 lees the the total cost of tobageo con
awned in emoke 1
Since 1857 the gold, fields of New Zealand
have produced in round numbers; 45,000,-
000. The gold exported reached• ite highest
Point in 3866, whon'735,376 ounces, valued
at $e,844,517, were exported. The press
production is valued at nearly £1,00,),0
A total area of 21,000 square tildes of g
and silver bearing lands is already kno
and proved.
Ooes Past %en Draft.
At the brealtfest table aim asked hire for
a little shenge.
"1 haven't any, my dear," he said ;
thing but v. tete dollar bill,"
At the eupper table else made the same
request.
I haven't e ceet," ie T.Oplied.
" Why dididt, you get thet ten-dollee
broken, John? She inquired,
"I did," he answered with an intonation
of eadness.
Not Qualifica. tcl Speak, 0
Dld you ever emoke cigarettes sir ?"
inquired the young mem in response to
leoture on the evils' of cigarette smoking
which had. just been administered to him.
" No, sir," declared the old gentleman.
eon, " N., egYaeerel::, saidelm yoting man, with en -
old jovinent, as he blew the smeke from his
wa eyes, ears, noee, and mouth, "you den't
,
RIIONV What you are talking semen"'
Last year tax was paid upon 3,510,898,-
488 eigers. The average smoker is content Laying in a Supply.
or I dung Pealherly--" Did you know, Bobby,
818 th4t 1 am coming to, your home to diener
to -morrow?"
a Bobby -"Oh, yes, I heard ma saY so
ea, when the told pa to order the turkey. , She
of
al said he had' better get the biggest, One he
eould."
with a cigar worth $'30 per thousand,
one that retells at five cents. Oa that ba
there annually goes up in emelt° $180,00
000, or $15,000,000 every month, half
million dollars every deer. In aclditi
oys waete on cigarettes $6500,000, a
hose who prefer a pipe a further sum
$20,000,000.
The number of hogs slaughtered by Chi-
cago packers during the past oven months,
or since the opening of the summer, peeking
manors, is 1,640,789 against 2,275,123 the
corresponding period last, year, showing a
decrease of 634,335 hogs, During Septem-
ber the, degrease was 110,00thogs. 211,325
were ,psoleed against 321,200 during Sep.
teinber; 1886. For the season to date, Arm-
our & Co, have elaugterhed nearly 600,000
hog%
all was dainty, sweet and perfect, aud
have seen the husband carefully wait upon
'every .guest, and 'finally himself, while the
wife, who had tried so hard, came down
to an empty plate,'endwith tremblinghands,
moisteyes and a flushed cheek tried to drink
her tea, believing a mouthful would choke
her. This man was one of the best. He
loved his wife --without her he would have
been helpless ;but he was thoughtlese, Oh,
so careless" ! Let him have aeked her gently,
even if last, what she would prefer. Even
if she had notn tasted a mono1 her heart
would have sung for gladness, her cheek
flushed, and she would have forgotten weeri-
ness and pain, so sensitive is the heart of
women.
• A pleasant home includes a home circle
-the wife, the hueband, the children -and
e ach striving to leave each, day a golden
bead in the rosary of life for all the resit
How true are the words:
" H I had known,
I'd have been more oareful, darling;
Nor given you needless pain.
For we vex our own with word and tone,
Tho' we love them far the beat."
And when we feel that we can walk born
-a spot to which the heart shall turn in a
after life, a spot where peace seems to hol
sway, a passionate longing to escape all th
world and abide there fills us -our missio
is, bedeed, a pure and holy one.
• To the husband coming home trie
•,and tired, the light on his hearth, th
tempting tea abLe, tho fire, his easy chair,i
and theme:tile that years cannot ,efface from;
his memory, all these are a living peature
thatnever die.
And to the wife who makes all things
readv,after a monotonous day, the cheery
weldoine, theivorthe " How beautifulanyiwife
this rests me," repays everything ; there is
Bias:tarok and Ciermanv.
Prince Bismarck will do nothing to bring
on war during the lifetime of the , taperer,
simply for the reason that the outbreak of
war would inevitably put an end to the
aged monarch s, life. If the excitemett did
not at once kill him the fatigues of the first
campaign would, for no power on earth
could keep the old tioldier from the neld.
What then, would happen? In an artiole in
The Epoch, by Mr. L. Reigersberg, Editor
of the World Travel Gazette, we are told
that the Crown Prince is nezther a eta
man nor a military genius, while the
cumstances of Germany Imperatively
mend thatfor another generation at le
the Imperial sceptre shall be firmly greets
by a statesman who is not without milit
genius,. This coneideration doubtless
counts in some measure for Prieto Bis-
marck's forbearance ;towards France, and
evident wish. to keep. well with Russia.
The Grown Priticess, solleritinr the talent
for affeers'of her mother, is antegonistio to
Bismarck, and has besides a hobby 'which
e must be peculiarly distasteful to the Chan.
: cellor-the establishment of Parliamentary
dI Government in Germany as it exists in Eng.
e , land, wbioh, Reigersberg justly says,
n 'would undoubtedly be a national calamity
Ito the young Empire. If Germany is to
d continue to subsist and to retain her posi-
e I tion on the Continent, -and there are few
impartial publicists we should say w
would deny that it is for the good alt
world that this great Teutonic Pow
'should continue net merely to subsist
but to hold the foremost rank -she
.annst dot yet throw away the sword by
which she freed herself and vetin that rank.
'A strong and statesmanlike foreign police;
will be necessary before all things to G
many for many years to come, and with t
example of England before Gernian state
men -the pernicious effect on her foreign
, interests produced by the Gladstonian Gov-
ernment of 1880-5, and the present dead.
lock, resulting from the demoralisation of
the House of Commons, -they are not likel
we trust yet awhile to indulge in wh
Prince Bismarck calls the "luxury of Pa
liamentary Government." The Crow
Prince, who is described as simplicity itse
would probably be easily moulded' to t
will of his wife, and their accession ther
. .
ore it should strengthen the' Parliamen-
tary party would distinctly weaken the
forces that uphold the Empire. But the
Crown Prince is suffering from what may
yet prove to be an incurable disease, and if
the aged Emperor lives a few years long
tee. Next to the annual expenditure for food
• and •drink of the people of the United
de. Krugdom comes that on articles of dress, in-
ast volving an outlay of well nigh £148,000,000
ag foss or £123,000.000 net or real value.
The house expenditure comprises about
ao-
472,000,a 0 for house rent some £11,050,-
000 for furniture, estimating the value of
annual additions, £15,000,000 for coal, £14,•
000,000 for gas and £2,000,000 for water,
making hi zw,opo,000. Then there is
e expenditure in tobacco, amottuting
some 13,000,000 gross.
no 1051 o weary after, hat.
Withgue it all rests, for very indifference
or weans *awe sometimes fail to say the
or our earts °tate, and how wrong to
repress; a single impulse for good, for there
can be a home about which every passionate
tendril of the heart will friendly cling ; and
are homes from which the young escape, all
o g a y, or these has love grown cold,
vnel. the word whim should mean only affec.
tion and sweet content has grown but a
mockery, a burlesgste upon its original
meaning.
• Home -a, pleasant horce-let no have. As
e poet says:
"Two heavens sweet -
The one40nret the stars,
The otlr,C,2..bi Aide of the stars,-
Whers-Mat blest pair have met,
Auci called it Home!'
About the House.
To clean nickle on stoves, wet soda with
ammonia, apply with an old tooth brush and
rub off with a, woollen cloth.
Once a year, even the most frugal house-
wife should replenish her linen closet, and
add to her 'store at least the furnishing of
one bed and a dOE1111 towels.
To remove kerosene from a carpet, lay,
blotters or soft brown paper over the spot
and isms with a warm iron. Repeat with
fresh papers till the spot is removed.
Try one of the smallest coal oil lamps. It
looks like a toy, but fora hand lamp it will
meets as much light as a good tallow candle,
and will not drop sparks.
• How Intelligent Women Deoicle.
• When the question has to be met att to
what is the best course to adopt to secare a'
'Sure; safe and agreeable remedy for those
organic diseases and weakneeses which af-
flict the female Sex, there is but one wise
debision, viz., a coeree of self -treatment
With Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription, It,
is an unfailing speeific for periedical pains,
misplacement, internal inflammation, And
all functional disorder," that render the lives
of so many wiemen miserable and joyless.
They who try it, praise it. Of dreggnits.
Miss Edith Horner, who is engaged to be
married.to General Joseph R. ilawley, has
heen Mr the past four yeers ,assistant israna-
ger of the nurses at Blockley Almshouse,
Philadelphia. Miss Horner got her training
in taking care, of the sick and wounded dur-
ing the 'Zulu and Egyptian wars. She is an
English ,woman, and her family live near
to •
Beauty Without Paint.
The "General Annual Return of th
British Army" for the year 1886 has ju
been preeented to Pealiarrient On the 1
of December, 1886, the composition of th
personnel of the ,army was as follows : 0
fivers, 7,204; Warrant officers', 687; Se
geants and farriers, .12,756; 13uglers, etc
3.376: Rank and Me, 184,540 • Total 208
e „ What makes my skin ao dark and muddy 2
I. My cheeks were once eh smooth ancl ruddy 1
0. use the beet (*emetics made,"
st 10 what a lovely maidemimicl.
f-
"That's not the oure, my charming Miss,"
r- The doctor eaid--" remember this : •
If you your skin would kee: flint taint,
Discard the powder and th Pa n
ho 563. The nationalities of the non -commis -
he sioned officere and men of the army were as
tem follows : English, i46,171 ; Scotch,16,446 ;
h 39 15 •
I 1 / , / o •
This year the U. S. daily product is rated
to be worth $480,000,000. In 1860 it was
only $89 000 000 It is estimated also that
a,.. 1,000,000 cows are employed in giving
1.-g, milk. The supply is rated at 7,350,000,000
a_ aliens yearly, or 350 gellons each per year.
f this quantity 4,000,000,000 gallons con-
tribute to the making of butter, and 700,-
000,000 gallons to cheese. The output of
butter is 135,000,00flpeunds, and of cheese
165,000,000 pounds. The exports of but. ter are 20,000,000 peen& . and of cheese
rs 85,000,000 pounds. About 2,480,090,500
I
g gallons of the milk obtained annually is con -
If sumed in the natural state. - "
he The London and North-Western railroad
e. corporation has. a capital of £110,000,000
(about $550,000,000). The revenge is about
$50,000,000 annually. It has 60,000 em-
ployes 16,000 of whom are employed in lo-
comotive construction. It runs through
such a populous country that it carries an
er inially 60,000,000 passengers and 33,000,000
m tons of freight. • 'Ph company owns 3,000
the Imperial Crown may descend from hi
er engines, which register a mileage annually
id of over 54,000,000 miles, nearly 150,0e0
r, miles a nay, 6,218 an bour, or 104 per
to his grandson. Prince William, ov
whom his mother is said to have no infi
enee whatever, is a statesman and soldie
and the e 1 I I' a e may b
Icome another Frederick the Great. He h
a good many notions in common with th
Emperor. with whom he is a great favou
• ite ; and he is a warm admirer of Bismarck
Need we look any further then, in view o
these considerations, for a reason for Priem
Bismarck's determined purpose to stave o
the coming war at long as possible? He i
happily in a position alinost to forbid it
breaking out; and let us hope for the salt
of Anermany that no unknown accident ma
thwart his design.
"The properthing for all meth ins . •
• 18this,' remarked the man of pills ;
•" Enrich the blood and make it pure --
*In this you'll find the only mum'
• Dr. Pierce's Golden •Medical Discovery
will do this without fail. It has no equal.
All druggists. • .
Garpolus tells' of a young giantess Who
was ten feet high.
By its mild, soothing and healing proper-
ties, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the
woist eases of nasal catarrh, also "cold in
the h'ead," °exams, and catarrhal headaches.
50 cents, by druggists.
A giant eight fed high was exhibited
•
at Rouen in 1755.
A GEtrnaous CommAwc.-A beautiful fre.
sent will be given by the Breadmakers'
Yeast Company, of Toronto, to nearly every
one, ansiong as they last --first come first
• served. The most aceompliplished woman
,has still 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 Home Bread -making this Com-
' patty have secured ten thousand presents,
which will be sent to all who comply with
their terms. They want all who are old
enough eithereto 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
satisfaction in using their Hop Yeast, and
write them to say so, enclosing a wrapper of
a five cent package of Deo BREADMAKERS'
YEAST, when they will send in return a
lovely gift. This offer is open to any young
lady, girl, single or maaried womans mat-
• ron or housekeeper whb has never before
made a loaf of bread. Any person havin.g.
domestic: charge of a household who is
not now baking for the family, and who will
commence by using their yeast, and who will
send to them • the wrapper of a package
• and write to that effeet, will receive a still
better class of gift than that above offered.
Better yet; any one at present making their
own bread, using their own or other yeast;
but who will buy a five cent package of the
Breadmakers' Yeast from 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.
A etatue of Liberty is to be erected on a
peak in San Francisco, which is to be
lighted by electricity and will be 1,000 feet
above the sea. Thus the two meet impor-
tant ports on both sides of the coontry will
have a statue of Liberty ; in each ease repre-
sented as a woman. •
Free ! Free / ! Free ! ! I
A Book of Instruction and Price List on
yeing and Cleaning, to be had gratis by
Bing at any of our offices, or by post by'
nding your address to R. Parker & Co.,
ers and Cleaners, 759 to 763 Yong° St.,
temto. Branch Offices: 4 John St. N.,
milton ; 100 Colborne St., Brantford.
The Austrian giant Winckelnaeier, who
s recently exhibited in Paris, measuring
ht and a half feet, may be regarded as a
ecimen of the highest stature attained by
e human species.
e. minute. The engines collectively make a
as journey in four harm equivalent to that of
e going round`the world, and so great is the
r. wear and tear that one new engine has tobe
.1 brought into use every five days.
f The Lawrence Machine Company, Law.
ae rence, Mass., have been awarded the con.
tra,ct for ' f tit r
Two ounces of soda dissolved in a quart of
hot water will makes ready and useful solu-
tion for cleaning old painted work prepara-
tory to repainting. This mixture, in the
above proportion, should be applied when
warm, and the woodwork afterward washed
with water to remove all traces of soda.
One of the most serviceable kind of wash-
stand splaehers, and also one of the cheapest,
is made from a yard of fancy matting bound
with a wide braid or a piece of silk or zner-
ino, matching the prevailing color in the
room and fastened np with fout tacks, each
te:dle tmereted with a colored ribbon. Where
the room is small and there is no dressing
case, pockets of the matting may be fasten-
ed each side of thp eplasher to hold the
• comb and brush.
• The Art IntereAnge says: Especial atten-
• tion rs being given nowadays to the dressing
in
of the bed In the guest chamber, the znost
elaborate work and, the richest materials be. an
ing devoted to tide use. Among the latest th
th
novelties may be included the newly import-
. ed embroidereeltinen sheets, finished neatly NI'
• at either end by a broad heti-est-itched hem (..311
and at one end showing a richly embroider- ;0
ed Mead of orna,meet in Irish tambour about
to
eighte'd inches deep, this art of the sheet 0
being ant,to pass up an over. the pillovrs
• instead of shams which are somewhat outof
of Style. Pillow eases to enema -many these r
are very simply finished with a broad hem-
stitched helm These sheette, according to
their size and depth of embroidery cost from
nine to ten and a half dollars each.
eve
the
een
ope
of
ute
Lovable Friends.
There ate friends who are simply beings disc
gall
to love and admire -people who fill your Pain
heart with tenderness, in,' whom you .feel gall
g p p ng piants
r planned in Amerisa. The' plant is for
city of Mentreal, and consists of four
trifugal pumps, each with a discharging
nng of 24 inches diameter, and capable
hndling 18,000 gallows of water per min.
,and four similar pumps of 15 inches
barge opening, and a capacity of 7,000
one per minute. Thus the four 24 mc
ps have a dombined capacity of 72,000
ons per minute, 4 320 000 gallons er
the most entire admiration, whose ver
faults are so harmonious to their genera
characters that you are fain to love them
too, and would be unwilling to see them
other than what they are. These friend
have the divine use of calling forth you
love. In their presence you have never an
angry feeling, never a bitter thought. They
e mora y like some cool green flower-
scented arbour where you rest on a burning
summer day and get refreshment Mr the on-
ward climb in the fiery open. You cannot
analyse youtd sense,tionte-you only know
that you feel When to yoo
go into peace You h b' g.
dnM, no harsh words, no uncharitable terr-
ifies. Ridicule is an art utiknown to them
d anger follows the fate of ridicule. They
ink that men are better than bad, and
at people as a rule try to do their best.
hen things are patently evil, artd even
Deity finds her cloak too short and small
r the covering, they prefer not to speak.
others belozigs the task of condemnation;
them only thatof excuse when they can
f charitable silence when they cannot.
tich sweet and gentle.hearted people are
riceless.
To Destroy Nihilism.
The Russian Government is attempting to
estroy Nihilists -I by putting an end to the
igher education of the lower classes.
ount Tolstoi! the Minister of the Interior,
as issued a circular hi which it is declared
hat -
The gymnasia, high Schools, mad tiniver-
tits will heneeforth refuse to reneive as
tipiIs or students the children of domestic
mantes, peasants, tradesmen, petty shop-
eepers farmers, and others of like condi.
on, whose progeny should not be raised
ern the eircle to Which they belong, and
e thereby led., as long experience hoe
own, to despise their parents, to bedeme
scontented with their lot, and irritated
ainst the inevitable itequalitiee of the
isdng social positions.
✓ P
hour 10,680,000 gallons or 386,000 tone of
water per day of twenty.four hours; and
the four 15inch have a combined capacity of
28,000 gallons per minute, or 1,680,000 gal-
a ons per hour. These pumps axe contracted
r , for by the Inundation Committee of Mont-
real, and are designed to pump the sewage
of the city over the evens and dikes now in
process of erection M protect the lower por-
tions of the city from the annual innunda-
tic& caused by the floods and ice gorges of
the St Lawrence River.
According to the statistics, 297,825 Union
soldiers 1 ie buried in the varibus national °erne -
terms of the States. The war coddle North
320,000lives, more than onein nine of ail those
who enteren the service. The two oppos- D
• ing armies met in over 2,GOD sktrinishes ea
and battles. In 148 of these conflicts the ge
loss on the Federal gide was upwards of
500 men, and in at leitet ted battles more Td
than 10,000men were reported lost on each He
side. The cornbined losses of the Federal• -
and Confederate forces in the following
engagements were :-Shiloh, 24,000 ; wa
tam, 38, 000 ; Stone River, al,000 ; Chan- eig
cellorsville, 28,000 ; Gettysburg, 54,000 ;
Chicakamisuga, 33,000; Pen- ta
insula Campaign, 5 .,000 ; Grant's Peninsula
Campaign, 180,000 ; and Sherman's Cam-
paign, 125,000. Waterloo -wee one of the a,0
most desperate and bloody fields chronicled g
In European history, yet Walinsgeon's
aure
casualties were less than 12 per cent,, while!
during the American War, the loss frequertt.
ly reached and, sometimes exceeded 40 per eIg
cent., and the average of killed and wound- sta
Original and Tested Recipes.
Pt:MEANT CAM:M.-Currants fOttr pounde ; t
two pounds of immix; one tablespoonful 81
cinnamon; one tablespoonful each of salt, si
cloves, and pepper, and sine pint of vimeger. p
Stew the currants and eager till (mite thick, se
then add the rest, and bottle or can for use. k
This is very nice with meats. ti
To PIGELE Peons. -Eight pods of efr
plume; four pounds of sugar; one pint of
vinegar, and spice to taste. Boil all together aid
until plums are done, then take out the c"
plums and put theta in the jar. Boil the ag
syrup until thick, and peer ovet Wit plums ex
and set away. Cherries may be pickled in
the same manner,
To Rieman Coottifeinitid-Let the cueInn.
hers stand in a weak brine for three dare
pee in a layer of ammeters, then Cover them
vviThshorse radiek leaves and mustard pods
The available coal of Alabaina, collected
to one lump, would be forty-five miles
long by twenty-five miles; wide by ten feet f
thick. A breaking off of 5,000 tens daily
from the lump would leave a large part of it
untouched at the expiration of 6,090 years.
toff No More.
Watson's cough drops are the best in the
rid for the throat and chest, for the voice
equalled. See that the letters R. & L W.
stamped on each drop.
A Swedish peasant, cited by Buffett, was
ht feet and eight lines in height, and the
ture of the Finnish gittat Cujanus was
the Same) while Frederiek William, King
of Prussm, had a guerd of nearly equal
stature.
Whenever your Stomach or Bowels get out of or.
der, &Using Billousneeri, Dyepepsia, or Indigestion.
and their attendant evil ,s take at once a dose of Dr,
Caramels stomach Bitters. Beet family medioine.
All Drugglete. 50 coots.
ed on one side or the other was 30 per cent,
If the figurer; of the Confederate lousee
could be accurately ascertisited, the total
deaths in the late war would probably &te-
pees 500,000.
It. Saved My Wife's Life.
This is the report of a Princess; street gen- A
tleman who had the opportunity a few , dee
nights since of testing Poisson's NERVILINE, e'g"
the great pain mire. Ho prepared for any
emergency by havittg a bottle of Nerviline
at hand. It only costa 10 omits to test it Deed
te of abuge oveaseork, and in advameal life
woman waiting for a train in a Neer.
yen railway station the other day had
erose -eyed children lyith her.
OtIND MEV suffeneg ftom the athlete of eerie •
L
miabits, the result of ignoranee and fony, who flirt
selvee weak, nervous and exhittnitod also Min
den and 0 NM bbs ,
as you can buy test bottles at any drug Fil,d(1,
store. Get a 10- or 25 cent bottle to -day. file' °
he oonseqUendes of youthfui encase, send for and
nAo M tubott's Treatise on Dioceses of Men. The
Sure in rheunaatistre neerelgie„ cramp5,. book will 3.3 gent sealed to any address; on receipt of
oofic, headache. Nerviline, the sure Pop two so. stampa. Addressee'. V. LUBOld, 0 Welling. t
pain ours) All dre.gg 1 i 25 cmits a bottle
, ton St E. Taranto Ont
,
Record,
In Book form! containe correct record of the FOP.
EST 'NIS it beet pertortilsaces in su niowirsAssrs
O. SPOUT, ATISI10 0.11(1. AthietiO performanees.
liard, Facies ard Trowels resort's, Baseball, Crioket,
eacrosee, etc. price de. etemps taken., Address all
orders to THE RipoaD, se „Front et, East, Toronto,
Canada, Room No. 18. .
The giant .G1110 de Trent, tit the Tyroi,
and oto of the guerds of the I)eke of
Brunevvick, was snore them eight feet four
inches in height. "
Fitarro,catarrikat 1110eal,flieS and
nay rever,
• Sofferere are not eenerally aware Spat OWES diseased
are contegiota, or that they are due to tbe preeence
of evine pereeites in the lining membrane of the nose
and eustaehian Illoroscopio researeh, however,
bee proved this to lee a fact, end the eesult is that a
eimple remedy has been formulated whereby catarrh,
caterrisal deafness and hay fever ate oured hi vim
cese to three simple Application° nage et home. A
plummet explainingytAbi.snn.epwixtorenethuesnotn,le 8130e8nt•Kfitirege
on receipt of stamp b
Str"t WPSII Cat'44
The de' recian giaat A impale, now eight:
eeri years old, is teven feet eight inches
taBlelo.Ple who ard subject to bed breath, foul coated
tongue, or Any disorder of the Stomach, can at onoe
be relieved by using Dr. careores stomach Bitters,
the old and tried remedy. ask your Druggist.
A. P. 369,
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PATENTS For Sale-miustrated descriptive leen
alogue free. It, Chamberlin, Toronto.
0011. LITE /ORIENTS WANTED IN EVERY
IX County in Canada. Address,
FERRIS a CO., eachurch St., Toronto,
Jek.0.101tarTis AtiDoelvvesens wantedogaie
or Female, whole or spare time, on indarY or commis-
sion. Industrial Union of B.N.a, 48 Arcade, Toronto.
ANOTHER NOVELTY
Sprink
ta iweranatneddAtcstzae
All the rage in the States. Agen
by mail 45 cents. CLEMENT & CO., Toronto.
11. WM. ARMSTRONG, Dermatologist.
..11J Sphialse, skin diseases. &retain and all dis-
ries of the blood. All cancan cured that are our.
able, without the use of a knife. Office hours, from
9 to 12 a.m. and from 120 to 420 Sabbaths ex-
cepted. 28 Dundee Street, Toronto.
PATENTS mt.img;c1::...dAtilguei,lie.rt-ped.
tont Attorneys, and experts in Patent Causes. Estab-
lished 1567. Donald C. Ridout Co.. Toronto.
1,000,000 it
adies Wanted to use our "Magnetic
aiming." They Relieve Nervous
Headache and the discomfort often caused by all
other Hairpins. Sample Box 10o. Address
G. E. M. CO„ Vineland, New Jersey.
RUBBtR sum PS,SakItict
Gin. and Burning Brands, &c, Send
for Catalogue. BARBER BROS. CO.,
87 Scott St., Toronto.
‚X' HE LONDON GUARANTEE
magi.. AND ACCIDENT CO. (LID, OF LONDON, ENC.
_ _ _
, capital, 4260,u00. Dominion Government Deposit,
£55,000. Head Moe : 72 King St East, Toronto.
Gentlemen of 113111101110.2 wanted in unrepresented
district% A. T. McCORD,
Resident secretary for the Dominion.
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Vocal arid In
Hip W. GRAHAM at CO., 2eil
• Yonge Si., Toronto, dealers M
all kinds Band and Orchestra Instru-
ments. Both New and &cond./land.
truinental Music, 'lust° Book, etc. In-
struction Books /or every Instrument.
Agents for Carl Fischer e BAND it OR -
(Iowan Music, Send for Catalogues.
-dedee,,,,send,
eq,d0e.ea.
Water PURE LIVsINO STREAM.
, bore 20 feet
per hour. Alto Rock Drills -Hand, Trorse or
Steam Power. Send for Catalogue.
Laidlaw Manufacturing Co.
Tlanotrow, Dom
UWL
fear_Mria Roofer
Manutacturer and dealer in
Tarred Felt, Roofing Fitch, Diellefing ra•
perS, Carpet and Deafening Felt, READY
ROOFINR. Etc. 4 Adelaide St. E. TORONTO.
MERCHANTS •• BUTCHIRS
IAN!) TRADERS GENERALLY.
We want a GOOD MAN in your locality to pick up
40.016,3GairS7EX3EATM
for us. Cash furnished on satisfactory guarants.
Address C. S. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vermont, U.S.
airy Salt,
FOR BUTTER, ETC.
NEW ThiNortations.-Higgins' Eureka, Washing
ton an Ashton Brands, in large 01 8100.0 sacks
Also Rice's Canadian Salt. Write 1 or prioes,
JAMES PARR & SON,
Wholesale Provision Merchants, Toronto.
ONSUM TION.
I have a positive remedy for the abo ye diseitze ; by its nso
thousands o1co 01 15, worst kind and of long standing
have been cured. Indeed, so strong is toy faith in lir
offiesoy, that win aond TWO BOTTLES FREE, together
With a VALUABLE TREATISE. on thls dlaease 10 101
sufferer. Give taproot and P. 0, address.
DM T. A.58WOUSS,
•BrautokOffioe, 37 Yong° St., Toronto
30 -
Toronto Silver • Plate Coq
MANUFACTURERS OP WE mousse GRADE OF
SILVER PLATED WARES.
TRADE
ALL
GOODS
MARK.
GUARANTEED,
TORONTO.
TRE greatest dis.
govery cd the ,
present age for RIIGTI
,
LATINO BOWELS
AND °BRING ALL BLOOD
LIVER , AND KIDNEI
COM PLYEITS. A per
feet mood Purifier
few in Hainiltoe
who have been bene
(Med by its use :-
tiro. bi.a Keenan, 192
Robert St, cured ol
Erysipelas 01 2 years
atandhig; Robert Cor
aell, 24 South St,
datighter oured ofe
Spileptio Fits ado
years' euffering
• entire irrell, ut a nSt., cured of weakness
mad Lung Trouble; :John Wood, 95 Cathcart St.,
icured of Liver Complaint and thhousnees, used ord5
B•filtpeent bottles 1 /Ire. J. Beal, 6 Augusta st.,
troubled for years with Nervous Prostration, twc
smallfbottles gave her groat relief. Sold at 50e, &$1.00.
F. F. VALLEY & CO., Proprietors.
o
ASSESbinnt.cri SY$T4NI
The Ifutual Reserve Fund,
• LIFE ASSOOIATIciN.
Tdesehcelaitairognt'int aItinde nwio9Atd-Prdliri3aeltv
ereQmPe: Are48""laktoresentris
tives in every section of Canadire liberal inducement*_
11 ims nis Government Deposit, east :seder the SUlate•
vision of Incurrence Department at Ottawa.
Correspeocienee policited. Addresa
.77.. D.,-scrr..,Z.gs,
General manager,
00 King Street least, Toronto.
LADlols, Dross and Mantle cutting by this
• new mid imprcived
TAILORS' SQUARE
Satiefactioe.guaranteed to teach ladies ties
full art of cutting all garments wore by ladies
end ohildren. Pitoke SMITH 1831,- Queen
St W., Toronto. Agents wanted.
•
1,000 Miles of new Line of Rai way built this
oeason, Laud all for settlement. Unsurpassed for
graia or stock 'farms. 480 acres free. To learn how
to get it send 'your address an postal card.J. •
H. 98 King St. W.. Toronto.
atlon .
•Atcriq.)
23 ADELAIDE ST. E.. TORONTO.
All classes of fine work. Mfrs. ofnrinserednreedn
/Mugs and metaS Furnitere. 'Send tor prices,
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships.
Sailing during winter from Portland every Thursday
and Hahfax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in eum.
mer from Quebec every samrday to Liverpool, calling
at 1,ondonderry to land main and passengere f�t
Scotland and Ireland ,• also from Baltimore, via Balla
fax and St. John's, N. P., to Liverpool fortnightly
during summer menthe. The steamers of the GIsi
gow lines sail during winter to and from Halifax.
Portland, Boston. and Philadelphia; and darinCeum
mer between Glasgow and Montreal weekly; Glasgow
and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and PlilladelPhle
fortnightly
Por freight, passage, or other rdormation app/s is
A. Schtuvaoher Jo Co., Baltimore S. Cunard It Co.,
Halifax; Shea & Co., St. John's, Nfld.' Wm. Thompa
son & 00., St. John, N.B.; Alien /1' Co., Chicago
Love di Alden, New York; H, Toronto.
Allem, Rae Irk Co., Quebec ,• Wm. Brook's, Phlladel
phia ; B. A. Allen Portland Boston Montreal.
EtABY'S IS I RTH DAY.
A.Beantiful. Imported Birthday Card mat
to any baby whose mother will Bend us the
names of two 01 10010 other babies, and their
parents' addreeses Also a handsome Dia.
mond Dye Sample Cg4 to the mother aird
much valuable information.
Wells, Richardson da Co., Montreal.
• CANADA PERMANENT
LOAN AND SAVINOS COMPANY.
INCORPORATED A.D. 1855.
Subserlbrd Capital, • • $3,5t0,0011
Fraid-liP Cordial, • • 2,300,080
liciferve Fond, • 1,180,000
• Total Assam, e • 9;304615
°Mee 1 -toy's Bldgs, Toronto St., Toronto.
STRAICHT LOANS, OR CREDIT FONCIER PLAN.
The Company has a large amount of money to lend
on Real Estate securities at the lowest current rate of
interest repayable either 40 0088010 or by instalments
as may be desired by the borrower.
Application's may be made direot 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. hxpensos reduced to minimum.
ifortgagee and iiitchicips.1 Deb•ntares Purchoseed.
J. HERBERT MASON, Managing Director:
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I CORE FITS!
wheiI say mire I 110 not mean merely to stop theln fOr
limo and then have them 'return again. I mean a militia
IWO. I have anode the dhiesee of FITS, EPILEPSY orEALIe
150 EIOENENSit alley. I warrant iny remedy
to care the worst came. Because others have failed is no
reason for not now 100.511251 enre. Send at one, for a
trestle° and s Free Bottle of my Infallible remedy. Give
Express and P0850E1014 It meta you nothing for sada.
and I will cure you. Address DR. H. D. 5001,
„Brand Office, 37 Iona Sts Toronto,
THE 11411TIC
Is the only stove made
that 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 fermers' wood
burner and will make
home as comfortable as
with a self feeder coal
stove. the largest size is
an unrivalled heater for
schools,hall and charehes.
The family Keystone, the
largest nrst-elessstove for
ineethe money made.
THE AMMO
Is revoiationizing cook
05 with coal. Its patent fire -pot end grate makes it
the most durable,.easiest to manage, beet tn retain
lire night and,day, and most economical of coal stores.
These were the only etoves awarded a medal for new
and meritorious inventions this year.
If your dealer has not got them write us for infor'•
motion.
THE OSHAWA STOVE CY
OSHAWA, ONT.
MANUFACTURERS,
BARNUIVI WIRE and IRON WORKS,
wINDSOR, ONT.
We are now offering the Best
Iron Pences ever sold in Canada,
at remarkably Low Prices,
Railings, Flower Stands, ZED
TO
Signs, and all kinds If
and Bra" W,.°51' A'Orlh of Molson., S B k
PTI N
Ilto0.4 FENCES OF EVERT DESC
WE ALSO MAKE
Stable Fixtures, Sand Screens,
Weather Vanes, Iron Stairs and
Shutters, Fire Escapes, Office
S Mos
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) "WE ceo..,1.1•47-1)-RENCTS