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OUSEHOLD being much mere mcist than othere. Make
the mixture jerit atiff ouough to mould, the
goiter the better, The egg is itecti te bind
*OtherleaSi WAS. the oroguettem together and may be omitted
mixture holds. well Withont. In
The other day at the dining table in a if the
lake eteamer 1 chanced to it OPPOSIte
young girl who, with cast-iron iudifference
to the attention of obeervere, waif crying
on a very open flirtation with the commer-
cial traveller at her ide, "Poor girl "
said my companion, "probably ehe has no
=other." My own belief is that she has no
brother. There are mothers silly enough to
•
white potato croctnettee the en gives a yel.
km color which le not deeirahle, and in
these the whiter' only Inv be need If a
.
lenge opoonful of elie mixture Is used for
each the airs° evill be uniform, Roll lightly
into shape and roll in (meeker erumbe, beaten
egg and crumbe &gale, and fry in a frying
basket in deep pot hot enough to brown
bit of breed. While one COUnte 40. Cracker
hitvior or even to smile complacently epou Meal maY be used tor these ar crackers ean
eve nothing about their daughters nusbe-
it, but',I never yet kuew of A brother who
would not protest against the epectacle of
his sister making, what in his honest, down-
right phrase he would call, a complete feel
of heraelf.
A great deal of isentimeet has been written
about a eister'e influence. Let us glance
briefly at that equally admirable force, a
brother's ifluence.
The feet that is first to strike the disinter-
ested observer of brothers, ies a class, is that
le deeds no nonsense about them. They are
meal is at ).and.
ne
WaCiteem Pis. ---Half (nip butter, l
' i
cup sugar, I imp milk licup corn etaroh, li
cup flour, h teaepoonfid. soda, li tesespoonful
cream of tartar, venilla, whites of 6 eggs.
Mix in the order given, and bake in Wash-
ington pie platee. Coe pastry flour and sift
the cream tartar and soda into it. The oorri
starch makes the °eke more delicate than
all flour. Cronin the butter with the
hand or spoon, as preferred, warming the
bowl a little at first, Add the sugar to the
irementio apt to say what they think and
be pounded and sifted at home if no cracker
api co think in a Matter of feet way. No butter) bile granulated beteg used, as the
comOiment can carrY quite as much value heavy, coarse granulated would rnslce the
on the face of it as the compliment a rgan °eke tall' Add the milk' thou the neer end
terch, and beat all
or boy pays to his sister. Your father and hlg corn a ether. In beat -
the boivi shoufffbe tipped up on
lover or husband are naturally prone to ex- cake,
aggerato your oharros, and a chance ao. wee side and the mixture beaten by istroltes
quaintance may merely wish to make him. through it across the bowl ; that is, it must
self agreeable, but a word of commendation be beaten and not stirred. Separate the
from your brother meaue what he says, and Yell° and whites of the eggs and beat the
batter to a etiff froth ; stir them into the
Tio 001).nte3S of ealiebilq•
Loveliest of all theme Warrior ladiee, and
loveliest of all the stories of love and chSv-
alry, is that of the beentiful Qeuntese of Sol.
if3bur,y, She was beeleged by the Scots in
the Catille of Wade -eller husband being
awey
on the Kin' 13 WiSre, AS we have soon.
" From the eweetneee of her leek's and the
chasm of beiug encouraged by eo beautiful a
iady one man, in time of need, ought to he
worth two, "says Froiseart. And apperent,
ly he was. The Counteee was as a kind of
goddese to the melt defending' her, and no
one felt his service heavy or cared for his
life other than as her ehield and buckler.
When they wooded a trusty messenger to
go to King Edward at Berwick, "not one
would agree te quit the defenee ef the castle
or of the beautiful Lady in order to convey
the rneseage, and there was much trife
among them." At heft Sir William Monts.-
prohably means a great deal more, for the
typical brother is chary of praise and given cake mixture eagl taut into the tins at once
to bake. This will make two Pies. Wile°
to under-statemene when expressing adinir-
ation of his sister. So when your brother the cakes are baked, about 20 minutes in a
tells you that your perfoemance is not half not very hot oven, turn out on a board ;put
had, or that you look fair to middling, cm the whipped cream fillingeethipped with a
e
that your dress will do or that he is glad Dover egg beater, and
between the cake
that you know how to behave yourself, you on the top and serve. For the filling,
n,ay be tolerably certain that in use one pint cream, whipped. Sweeten
all theta points you are above and flavor.
reproach. Also it must be consid-
ered a mark of high appreciation for a man Slavery in Brasil.
to tell him tall sister that he hates a dumpy The recent escape of several hundred
woman, or hie short one that he can't bear slaves from plantations near. Santos, in
te walk beside a giraffe, or his thin one that Brazil, by a concerted stampede for the
it's opity saute fat girl of their acquaint- dense forests, illustrates an element in the
i
ance s as shapeless as a bag of salt, or his emancipation p-oblem which has perhaps
hitherto not been much counted upon. Brit
the incident is headly suprising.
The moment that the government, under
its revised emancipation law,doomed slavery
imuebleness conveyed in the oft repeated to abolition at a date which could pietistic:
words of that member of the family ally be determined by calculations upon iti
who is said to be wedded to his sis- provisions, the Power and prestige of the
ters, "Oh, don't bring out your writing to- institution were gone. The poesibility of
night; this is the first long talk we've had saving it having perished, nobody Can have
to-day."had very great interest in prolonging its
.
A brotherless girl may have a languid existence, except for the purpose of getting
air, a simpering expression and the habit of the largest financial results out of it in the
using long words where sheet ones would be interval, whether by earlier or later emend -
better, but any one who on boast of from pation. But probably little account was
two to eight brothers is sure to have her lit- taken of the fact that the troops and the
tle affectations well weeded out. The girl policemen might hardly care to use extra
Whose brother is one of her best friende will efforts to shoot down tugitives whose free-
not,make eyes nor drawl, nor give her pho- doni at an early day had been publicly de-
tograph to an acquaintance of yesterday, dared to be the empire's ahn and policy.
nor answer advertisements whose object is This influence may have been visible in the
"mutual improvement." She will under- comparative case with which the recent
stand that there are some sorts of innocent escape was effected, although troops were
sounding elang that ought never to be used, called out against the slaves, and there
and she will remember that the women who seems to have been some exchange of shots.
wish to retain the reverence of men should The full returns of the registry of slaves
how little slang they can possibly in learn that men, good and bad alike, ordered under therecent law of ernancipa+ion
e
are not yet made known. But there is little
doubt that their numbers have greatly de-
ecicle
i
'el,Png with and. not use a quarter of that.
treat a silly woman civilly to her face and 'creased of latlie The two chief slavelaolding
pronounce her an awful goose behind her provinces are Minas Geraes and Rio. The
back • that nobody has a profound regard registry of 1872, which followed the first
for awful geese except the men who marry
„, great abolition act of the preceding year,
them, and that even they—well, we ww. known as the Free Birth law, ?Amend an
not go further into the subject, but at any aggregate of 712,475 slaves in these two
rate they find out a. great deal of which the provinces. According to the British Gomel
brotherless girl knows nothing at all. at Rio de Janeiro, in a recent Parliamentary
A great deal is written about selfish and document, the two provinces in 1885 contain -
depraved boys who are ruined for life by the ed but 556,896 slaves. These, at least, were
injudicious fondling received from their all that were registered d there are
, an any o
mothers and sisters, and it may be that, to a declared free by the law. In some provinces
ygi , of naturally evil eedencies, lipetting there seems to have been a non -registry of
aSodulation are almost as bad as snubbing not a few slaves for the purpose of emend-
ficolding, but even a bad boy has s. ration. The many methods of reducing the
streing sense of justice, a love of fair play number still existing, including the liber -
and a willingness to stand up for those who ation of all who arrive or have arrived at a
stand up for him. Any girl who really in- fixed age, the appropriation of large sums
terests heraell in her ten or twelve or four. for purchasing liberations, and the fixing of
teen -year-old brother, who acquaints her- e prices at which slaves, or those interested in
self with his ideas, further his plans, ehows them may buy their freedom, will make
that she takes a genuine pleasure in his greater inroads upon the number of register.
society, will find not only that her influence ed bondmen. In special communities local
over him is daily increasing, but also that pride has taken the form of anticipating
his wholesome, practical and sensible way Government action for the emancipation of
of looking at things is a decided benefit to the doves they contain, by purchases
her. through private contributions. In such
communities,. also, as the number of slaves
Practical Recipes. rapidly diminishes their owners find it
harder to keep them, and apparently give
CREAM SA,17011 FOR THE Crexcxxx.—Melt them up at lower prices. It appears likely
two tablespoonfuls of butter, add two scant that luring the last days of slavery in
tablespoonfuls of flour, pour on slowly one Brazil the institution will go down with a
eup hot white stock and one cup milk. Sea- rush, the prices falling rapidly, and every -
eau with salt, pep er and celery salt. If bod
y being willing to dose all connection
A WONDERPOL STWOBBO,
r.Phe inllOWIng are f eW ei the elienY *es-
tiroopiale reeetved by the Breadmakers'
yemit cc:4 Kmay
Mrs. gottthOW Green, HarrLburg ; Mies .14.
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Trenton ; Mrs. Sherrington, West TOrOlitc.
J unction; Mrs. G. 11, Gill, Belleville ;
G. Shroop, Cobourg ; Mrs. Ira Doan,
West Toronto Junction ;Mrs. W, McDonald,
Oakville ; Mre. neuter, Ballyduff
B, At uold, care of S. Anderson,
Guelph ; Mrs. J. 5, Jamieson, Rustview ;
Mrs. Peter Foster, Oeleville; Fenwiek,
Queebee street, Cixelph ; Mrs. Wm. Crone,
Stony Lake; Mrs. Alfred Rose, Box 450,
Galt; Mrs. Nelles, Box 33, Simeon; Mrs,
T. 0, Dales, Lewville ; Mrs, Dr, Hood,
Galt; Miss Sarah A. Isouth, Salmonville ;
gra. Wm. Spicer, West Termite, Junetion
Mrs. Alex. Mcainuom Cannington ; airs.
cute, the Captain agreed to go. Passing
safely through the Scottish camp on a wet Wm. Alderson, Carleton West - es, TAni
night, velem' no one was about and the guard Late, Bethany • Mrs. J. M. Ba'beer, Brea
but ill kept, he met in the morning two den; Mrs. Richard Dent, Tref aglar
Mrs. Geo. M. Nesbitt, Blackstock
Scots driving two oxen Hild EL COW, Re
wounded the men severely and killed the
cattle, eo that they ehould not be taken to
the 'amp, telling them to ge And tell King
David that William Montaeute had passed.
through his army and had gone to seek for
euccor frone the King of England, who was
now at Berwick. When the King arrived
and relieved them, he fell Madly in love at
eight with the beautiful Countess. He stood
at the window, looking out abstracted and
silent. Thelady came to tell him that din-
ner was eerved ; and in answer to herpray
er to know what was amine, he declared his
love and asked its reward. She denies him,
beseeching him not to require her to dishonor
her own body and her husband, "who is eo
valyant a knyght and hath done your Grace
so good eeruyce, and as yet lyeth iu prison
for your quarell." Then she leaves him,
but after a time returns, bringing with her
two knights, and praying him to come to
dinner, saying, "Sir, yf it please you to
to come into the hall, your knyghtes abideth
for you to wasehe, ye have been solong
fastynge. " On the second invitation he
obeys, washes his hands, eats but little, and.
keeps silent. Oppressed and passion -tossed,
he remains for the day and night, then
leaves "to chase the Scots, " saying he will
return. " My dear lady," he says as he
goes, "to God 1 comende you tyll I returne
agayne, requiring you to aduyse you other-
wise than you have sayed to me." "Noble
Prince," quail the lady, " God the Father
glorious be your conduct and put you out of
all vylayne thoughts. Sir, I am and atter
shall be ready to do your Grace sertieme to
your honour and to myne. " Therewith the
King departed; all abashed. And, remem-
bering him in imitation of whose Round
Table he had ordered his court en i e, e
conquered his pagan aB a noble man should
when honour bids, and his self-restraint
graced her whom he had vainly tempted
more than his love had done.
fat one that We a comfort to see one wo-
man who doesn't look as though she were
always hungry and cold. For myself I nev-
er weary of the compliment to my compan-
Mrs. M. Moxley, Greeneville ; Mem. ace
Greenavvay, Port Hope •, Mre, John Mere
aide Linehouse ; Mrs. Robert Berry, Sout
Middleton ; Mrs. S. B. Alton, Appleby
Mrs. Semi Steecy, Gana,noque Mrs. Role
Waugh, liespoler ; Mrs. Albert E, Sim
merman, Odessa ; Mrs, Alex. Ellis, 13ramp
ton ; Mrs. E. Hilimer, Oakville ; '14513
Sylvanus Ray, Dunsford ,• Mrs. T. Wilson
Oakville; Mrs. V. B. ltrown, Mt. Plea
ant; Mie e Annie Hargrave, Brougham
Mrs. John T. Watt, Galt ; Mrs. Luc
Warren, Lambton Mrs. Rota Swift
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street, Guelph; Mrs, Holland Rees, Bo
596, Brantford ; Mrs. Chas. Dennis()
Weston; Mrs. A. G. Robinson,. Oakvill
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11,000 persons havebeen killed by explosions
in British mines. The number of deaths
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same period is 60,000, while as many as
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A Royal commission has condemned the
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the stock just Dlit e from the rest of the
chicken is used skim off all the tat. Tissue
paper or pieces of soft brown paper, will ab-
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SCALLOPED OTSTERS.—One pint oysters
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butter, one cup cracker crumbs moistened in
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layer of the crumbs, then oysters, season
with salt and pepper, repeat until all is
used. Bake from 20 to 30 minutes in a hot
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over them a half cup of weter in order to re-
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ed from them is to be used in moistening
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I3AKED QUINCES. —Wash, wipe, pare and
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and sprinkle the fruit with sugar. Pour one
cup water into the dish, cover and bake two
hours. Serve cold, with sugar and cream,
In cooking watch the quinces, which will
probably need another cup of water during
the procees, for the first cupful will boil
away to too hard a candy unless replenished.
Quinces cooked in this way resemble quince
preserve as covering them closely causes
them to turn dark. The cores, peelings,
etc., may be cooked in a little water, from
which a glass of nice jelly may be made.
Applea are also nice prepared in this way.
MUSKOKA_ CHICKEN.- Wipe, siege and cut
the chicken into pieces ready for serving ;
season with salt and pepper; roll in crumbs,
eggs and crumbs and fry in hot fat; drain
and serve with cream sauce and bacon.
Take the beat parts, the breast, eecond
joints and winge for frying, and cook the
rest for stock to go into the sauce. Have
the fat lees hot than for croquettes, arrange
the pieces in a frying basket and lower into
the tat. For the thickest pieces it will take
perhaps eight minutee to cook. Put thin
slices of breakfast bacon into the frying
basket with the chicken and fry, taking out
before very crisp. Place thew bits of !Omen
about the chicken on the platter, pour the
cream settee over ail, garnish with sprigs of
pardey and serve very hot.
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I'atd-uP Capital, • • 2,300,000
Reserve /rand, • • 1,1844000
Total A sects, • e 9,301,615
Office e -cows Ridge, Toronto St., Toronto.
STRAIGHT LOANS, OR CREDIT FONCIER PLAN.
The Company Imo a large amount of money to lend
on Real Estate securities et the lowest current rate of
interest repayable either in one sum or by instalments
as may be desired lay the borrower.
Applications maybe made direct to thikindersignect
by letter or otherwise, or to the local representatives
of the company throughout Ontario. As the COM -
pixy always has funds on hand no delay need be ex-
pected. Expenses reduced to minimum.
Mortgages and Muniapat Debentures Purchased.
J. HERBERT MASON, Managing Director.
We are the onlynthnufacturers of Small AmericanHog
SAUSAGE CASINOS
You cm buy of CHAS. smit, 62 Churels street
Toronto, a good reliable ten dollar Silver Watch
Sordinne retail price), eleven jewelled, patent lever,
expansion balance, 3 oz. silver °me, suitable for men
or boys, for $ 5
Higher grade movement, in tame case. ...... 8
Wm. Ellery, Waltham, in same oath 9
P. S. Bartlett, Waltham in same case 10
Ladies' Solid Silver, very handsome. ...... 5
Ladies' Solid Gold, elegant deei„ems.. ,
10
If engraved Sliver cases are preferred, add 800 to
above prices. .
The silver cases are our own mautifacture, and
fully guaranteed. On receipt of price will send by
regietered mei!, postage prepaid. Catalogue free.
In Canada. These musings TAKE THE LEAD of any
English Sheep Casings, astosize,strength and length.
Priee 14st American Hog Casings :
Per keg of 100 lbseeeo oo Per keg of 50 Ihs..$16 00
Smaller quantities, per lb .050
ENGLIBIT sinter omincese-
Per keg of 50 bundles 330 Off
Smaller quantities, per bundle.. .. . . ... . . 0 06
Patronize Flome Trade. If any other dealers are
offeeng casings et lees than the abtve, we, will sell
attheir
iseiarfigures fagmuraensuifschtouarme puRE
theprices.
We
ANIMAL
mFeEatR. TplriLeeilpZertEoriN3e000m0P.osFedinoe: obrloocodit, rbsoeneand
Bone
Meal, $36 per ton. All Goods Warranted, or money,
refunded. Goods F. 0. B. at Hamilton.
F. ROW LES ot CO., Hammon Orer.
',ALDUS' Dress and Mantle cutting by tide
rex and improved
TAILORS' SQUARE.
Satisfaction guaranteed to teach ladies the
full art of cutting all garments worn by ladies
and children. PROF.. Marra 18si Queen
St W., Toronto. Agents wanted.
1 FOR
or
GIRLS WANTED Gen'iHouseStEgirsitis,Cgt
per Month. Min. Bowarn, 613 Tonge-st., Toronto.
RKALL. Hie a week md expenses
paid. Valuable outfit and particulars
,
NO. 1'..0.*VICRERY, Angesta,Maine.
JF you have invented anything useful, patent it and
make money. Write for Hannir's GUM TO PA-
TENTS, to A. Harvey, Patent Attorney and publisher of
"The Patent Review," Ottawa,Ont .25 yrs. experience.
Nerve Pain Cure.
Poison's Nerviline cures flatulence, chills
and spestns. Neryiline ceres vomiting, di.
arrhcea,, eliolera, and dysentery. Nerviline
cures headache, sea sickness and summer
complaint. Nerviline cured neuralgia,
tootheche, lumbago, and sciatica. Nerviline
cures sprains, bruisee, cats, &c. Poison's
Nereiline is the best remedy in the world,
and only costs 10 and 25 cents to try it
Sample and large betties at any drug stove
Try Poison's Nerviline,
Gen, Booth of the Salvation Ai my has
decided to send Equiads of his soldiers to Zulu.
land and South America. Some of his
forces have already reached Jerusalem, and
the etreets of the Holy City reeourid with
their "amensand the jingle of their tam-
bourino,
RUBBER STAMPUBEttilient
mils, and Burning Brands, &o, Send
for Catalogue. BARBER BROS. CO.,
37 Scott St., Toronto.
OHEISTMAS CARDS, by mail. Packets of 25
assorted cards for 15o, Me, 60o, 76c, $1,00 and
$1.50 eash packet. Packets of onc dozen each
1 for half above amounte. One fringed instead
of five plain when so derired. Cash to &mom-
panyorder._MATTIIEWS BROS 8t CO., Toronto.
1/5:r SCIATICA. -An effestual remely invented
and propared by 8. X. Lancaster, for Sciatica,
Inflammatory Rheumatism,Neuralgia,GoutNnd Lum-
bago, who wee cured himself by it afterbeing three
years on crutches. The remedy will be expressed to
any part of Canada, to any person suffering the ohm
complaints wno order it. Send for circulars. Price
of 3 oz. bottles Lininient, 1.00, Pills 26e 8. J. LAN.
CASTER, Petrolia, Ont.
AGENTS
• OMMell
rk....LTAR
" THE ikEelEtrik
SOU A.TION," 10 Ring St. E , Toronto, Oai.
This is the may Accident Insurance Association in
Ontario doing business on the Assessment Plan. For
further particulars apply to
WEARIES et ROBINSON, Managers.
IMMIIHE LONDON GUARANTEE
.11116 AND ACCIDENT CO. (LO), OF LONDON, ENC.
Capital, £260,000. Dominion Geyer mentDepoeit
E55,000. Head Office: 72 King St. Bast, Toronto.
Gentlemen of influence wanted in unrepresented
districts. A. T. MoCORD,
Resident Secretary for the Dominion.
Wa,ter PUBI"JIII21231211
AUGERS, bore 20 feet
per hour. Also Roar "Drills -Hand, florae or
Steam Power. Send for Catalogue.
Laidlaw Manufacturing CO,
ILAILILTON, ONT.
W. GRAHAM et CO., 283
_II: • Tongs St., Toronto, dealers in
all kinds Band and Orehestra beim.
ments. Both New and SecondHand.
Vocal and Instrumental Musie Music Books etc In-
struction Books' , • for every Instrument.
Agents for Carl Fischer SBAND OR-
(MUTSU MUSIC. Seild for Catalogues.
The more we do the more busy we are;
the mare busy we are the more leisure we
have.
Coff 30 31011•0•
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 on each drop.
Deference id the most complicated, meet
indirect, and the moat elegant of all compli-
ments.
Cue CONDEf Often aures in one minute.
The five; degree of folly in to think oneself
wise; the next, to tell others so ; the third,
to despise all couneel.
CITNIALnna HAUL ILItNEWRII restores grey and faded
hair to its natural color and prevents falling out.
So vital a necessity to all living men is
truth, that the vilest traitor feele amazed and
wronged--feele the pillars of the world shak-
on—when treason redone on himself,
lari„
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--'3C" 39C 3E1_
Toronto Silver Plate Coil
W. MODOWALL,
Importer of fine Guns, Rifles Amunition and sports
man's goods of every demoriition.
On receipt of $1.5.00, willexpress to any addrces,
an English made double barrel breitela.loading abet -
gun, with corer and tools complete.
W. MeDOWALL, 61 King street East, Toronto,
5ANUT4CTECILIRS Or TEM Rterinfir *Rena Or
SILVER PLATED WARES.
TRADE
MARK.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED
TORONTO.
11.Williams, :a:. Roofer
Manufacturer and dealer in
Tarred Felt, Roofing Pitch, Wirrilding Pa.
rerf=1elferr
tOtraVtAdelaide15. TOR0NTO.
MANITOBA.
Farmers going to Manitobe will find it to
their advantage to call upon or write to W.
B. Gillett, 023 Main Street, Winnipeg, wile
has improved farms for sale.
Information cheerfully furnished withoat
eharge. Money advanced to bona fide set-
tlers at low retort of interest upon personal
property to aseist them in starting,
STANDARD CHOPPING MILLS.
USESBESTFRENCHBURR
MILLSTONES
FINEST MINDER INTHE
WORLD NO RENEWING
PLATES AS IN ISONMILLs
23 ADELAIDE ST. E,TORONTO.
Aff classes °Hine work. Nike. of Printers' Leades
Sings and Metal Furniture. send for priees.
STONES
lesT A e
IAFE TIME
10
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443
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¶RRgieatest 4.14:!„,
corery of tfil```
resent age for Esau.
ATILIG Tan 110WilLS,
ANDCITHINCFALLBLOOD
Lusa asp, KUM!
Creireenne, A per
,set Blood Purifiete-
A feW in ItatilittOD
Otto Immo been bene
flted by its use
Mrs. M. Keenan, 192
Robert St, cured of
Erysipelas ef 2 years
standing; Robert Cor r
nell, 24 South St,
daughter cured riT
Epileptio • Fits after
years' suffering
enn e irre , 65 alnut st., cured of weaknefie
and Lung Trouble ; John Wood, 95 Cathcart St,
cured of Liver Complaint and Biliousnets, used only
3 fifty -cent bottles ; Mrs. J. Beal, 6 Augusta St.,
troubled for years with Nervous Prostration lain
smadbottles gave her great *chef. Sold at 50c. fl$1.00.
F'. F. DALLRY & co., Proprietors.
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships.
Sailing daring winter from Portland every Thursday
and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in sum.
mer from Quebec. every Saturday to Liverpool, calling
at Londonderry to Ind mails and passengers los
Sootland and Ireland ; aleo from Baltimore, via Hall.
fax and St. John's, N. F., to Liverpool fortnightly
during summer months. The steamers of the Glas
gow lines sail during winter to and from Halifax,
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ; and during:sum
mer between Glaagow and Montreal weekly ; Glaegow
and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadelphia
fortnightly
For freight, prissage, or other nformation apply 11
A. Schuniaoher & Co., Baltimore; 8. Cunard & 00..
Halifax; Shea & Co., St. John's, Nfld.; Wm. Thomp.
son & Go., 86. John, N.B.; Allen & Co., Chicago
Love & Alden, New Tock; E. Bourlier, Toronto
Aliens, Rae I& Co., Quebec; Win. Broolde, Philadel
phia ; H. A. Allen Portland Boston Montreal.
THE BALTIC'
If 1 • E.W.C-BRANTFORD. CANADA. -
ILIA/ STRATEIJ
CATALOGUE
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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 le the farmers' wood'
burner and will make
home as comfortable th
with a self feeder coal
stove. The largest size is
an unrivalled heater for
echoole,hall and charales.
The family Keystone, the
largest firstelaseStove for
the money made.
_
THE ARGAND
Is revolutionizing cook.
ng with coal. Its patent fire.pot and grate makes it
the most durable, easiest to manage, best to retain
fire night and day, and most economical of coal stoves.
These were the only etoves awarded a medal for new
and meritorious inventioth this year.
If your dealer has not got them write us for infor.
!nation.
THE OSHAWA STOVE CI.,
43)SHAWA, ONT.
MANUFACTURERS.
BARNUM WIRE and IRON WORKS
I IRON
FENCES OF
WINDSOR, ONT.
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 and,
Shutters, Fire Escapes, (Mice
Railings, Flower Stands, Wire
Signs, and all kinds of Wire, Iron
and Brass Work.
EVERT DESCRIPTION. Send for Catalogue,