The Exeter Times, 1888-4-12, Page 7Sow P0DIAso,-Ons pint of milk, one-
110I_TSEHOLD„ half cup a sugar, one-half cup of corn.-
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starch ; let come to a boil, and stir in three Baenee Avees, iu the Argeotioe Reptilelie,
8e1feiteliansie in ChiUrea, beaten eggs. 13cil till thick 0.13d c.w4Y la now the largest city. in Seidl,' America,
000L the census of 1887 givnig it a, pr ?ulation of
ConoANvT DALBS.-GratisV eoeoesittt ene 43,1,000, The population of the entire coui.
mix with milk enough to Make e. yeste, try has mereased 175 per cent. La 0
last
whie e of three egga, sugar to sweeten. 20 years, while that of the United Ste e in
1VIake into balls and loalce on buttered tine, ee, eam • a f t•
e perm Q Blue hes inereased onlY
Many kind parents, in thie age of aotivity
and hurry, nem unmindful, while nrgiog
their children from one teals or occupation
to another, how badelibly the spirit of rush
end hurry (unfortunati, ly too claaracterietio
of Canadian) ie being impreseed upon the
young mind.
" Hurry 1' says the mother, ambitious to
crowd meny duties into short home/.
quick, 13easle V' "1 can't wait 1" " Whet
in the %voted are you doing?'
She is 0, niduetrioue (nether, with
the best intention§ elveays planning for
home interest.
Yet the children naturally are of nervous
temperemee 13 and far from the sort whose
ambition rectuires constant goading.
It would be wise to assign a ehort task,
allowing eiiineient time for Re thorough
raothiallPh unconeciouely so trained her
perforenevle, yet the excitable, mistaken
children that the very thought of work or
'study meoeis restless haste.
" Haste makes waste." No adage is truer
or karoed at a cost of harder lessons or
more tirecl nerves. Inetead of teaching a
child to be in constant dread of the imp -
tient "be quick:" the little one may, if the
parent will diegipline hitnself to be quiet and
patient, be taught in the firet place, to rely
upon himself by listening attentively to what
father, Blether, or teacher says to hint;
while in the second place, a happy, hopeful
way of planning the day's tasks, asouredlY
leaves the child free temporarily:to develop,
In a natural and agreeable manner, his pow-
ers of accomplishment.
Firet, insist kindly but with firmness that
your child listen while you speak to him.
Then in giving him directions do not go
into detaile unnecessarily.
Leave him somewhat of freedom.
Be definite; see to it that he under-
stands you, try to be reasonable in giving
him sufficient time to acesoinplish as he
ought (not as wine other child may be able
to do) whatever you assign; and wait
patiently to see the result,
One means of assisting' children to pay
attention to your words is to return the
courtesy. ,
"Children must be seen and not heard"
say yoa? With wisdom only ean this rule
be applied.
The children must indeed be taught to
love and honor. Never was the fifth com-
mandmene more needed than now; but
evoke loving obedience by love and patient
discipline.
Do not permit a child th talk t and fresh vegetables ; here the e eer
too
Alert e 1)1J4PLING.-One pint of flour, one 70 per cent. I
tableepoonful of lard, two teaepoons of bak,1 The quantity of spirits ceneurned Soot-
• land shows a steady decrease, aatd to be ue
ter the growth of temperanoe sentiment.
During the last three years Eogland and
Ireland rutve not shown any marked total.
;meg either towards increase or decrease,
England coneuming in 1887, 15,046,000 gal-
lons and Ireland nearly 5,000,00 gallona.
On the other band bootle,nd has progressed
in the direction of abstention, the figures
being in 1885, over 6,250,000 gallonit,
1886, 5,100,000 gallons, and in )887 5,9B5,-
088. For a population of 3;990,000, how-
ing powder, milk enough to make a r oug .
Boll out, place on sliced. v.pplee, fold up and
boil io a pudding bag,
TAPIOCA Punintece-Soak for foul, hours
one oup of tapioaa in one quart of milia; add
yolks of theett eggs, one cup of auger, pinch
of salt ; bake, and when ready to serve pour
over the top the whites cif the eggs beaten
to a froth. .... „ . . ..,.. in
MOUNTAIN PljDDING.-Vae pine of MUM,
a pinch of salt, two eggs, three-fourths of a
cu of flour; bake one•half honr. Sauce,
ever, it will be seen tha.t Scotland N till
one teblespoonful of corn starch wet with
cold water, butter and sugar to taste and mixes hers pretty strong.
i
one pint of milk ; boil until thick. -
The exports of clover Seed from. the
BREAD PUDDING - One cup each of sugar
and owlet one-half cup of butter, two
teaspoons of baking powder, two oups of
flour • bake and serve with hard sauce
Pio Cutrer.-One cop of lard, one cup of
flour, a pint% of salt, two teaspoons of bak-
ine powder. Mix all togethex, handling as
little as possible ; lay on ice in a cold place
for several hours before induce
IV Little ViSitor.
BY MRS. A. 21. manitioTT.
One summer, while living in Colorado, I
frequently had the most charming little vis-
itor you ever ea.w. You could never -gum
what it was, so I will tell you ; it was a lit-
tle deer. It belonged to a lady living near
us. She had bought it from some Mexicans
who had brought it in from the mountains a
few ranee distant. It wee a light brown
color, with white spots on ita side and had
soh soft hair and silky ears aud 'the most
beautiful eyes I ever saw. 'At firet it was
very shy, but in a few days it grew tame,
gat accustomed to its new home, and as we
lived near, Dead there was no fence between
the houses, it soon got in the way of coming
to see no. It would come into the latch.
en where I would be preparing dinner,
and putting its nose in my hand, beg in its
pretty way for a bit of bread or cake. It
was very fond of vegetables, especielly
sab-
bage, and would often go through the whole
house in searoli of its favorite vegetable,
frequently going to the front part of the
building, where my husband kept a store
containing all sorts of groceries, provisiona
United States for the five months ended!
December 31, 1887, were 8,878,000 pounds,
against 8 233,000 pounds in 1880, 575 000 in
1885, 14,947,000 pounds in 1884, 15,340,C00
pounds in 1883 and 13,142,000 pounds in
1882 and 18,478,QCO pounds in 1881 for the
correspoodieg periods Denmarle, Holland,
Belgium, the United Kingdom and Canada
were principal buyers. The crop of 1887 in
the distriets of severe &oath, in Wisconsin
and northwestern Illinois. was deficient.
There was p. fair yield out a the orop in
1887 in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
h when there are several guests or gene at home (unless :there were strangers
older persons forced to withhold conversa-
tion in order to listen at length to the boy
or girl who may be too forward.
That is unnecessary and usually far from
beneficial to the little ones who learn by
listening to well-chosen conversation.
Be conchae in addressing your child and
oareftelein your requirements.
Spfak with moderation grammatically,
politely, and you will be repaid by the effect
upon. the young tnembers of your family.
.
The reduction of the national debt of the
United States goes on apace. The decrease
in its net amount last February was over
87,750,000, against about $1,500,000 in the
same month last year, and about $2,700,000
in -February, 1880. In ehe eight months of
the ourrerit fiscal year the debt has been de
creased by nearly $77,000,000, regains
about $58,000,000 in the corresponding peri
odlast year, and $53,000,000 the year before
As the decrease of debt is very nearly
measure of the surplus revenue, it woul
seem that even the passage of the tariff re
duction bill as framed will not altogethe
do away with the =plus. It is estimate
that, at the preseet rate of decrease, th
debt will be reduced during the present fis
cal year by about $145,000,000. As th
tariff bill makes a reduction of only abou
855,001,000, there will still be a very tid
surplus.
in, when he was very shy), and wouldhelp
himself ,to anything he wanted, sometimes
going behind the counters, where he would
hunt among the different sacks of dried
fruit for currants, for which he seemed to
have an especial fondness, more than once
eating his fill of them, until my husband
said "Dicky" (that was his name), must do
better than that, or stay out of the store.
Once during an illMOS that kept tee con-
fined to my bed several clays. Dicky would
When you ask your child a queation, come every day at about the same time,
and
train him to answer that and not quite it stamp on the door step with his fore foot,
different one. until some one would open the door for him,
This indeed, few of us older children are when he would ctome in, and coming straight
apt; to 'do habitually, How frequently one to my bed, lay his howl in my hand. I grew
*fats with difficulty in getting direct an very much th
attached to him, but as e
„ .21veire to questions juiini
i
stly put, receiving in- weather grew cooler, he often wandered
iitead, wandering, evasive rePliee, uninten- away from home, andwould be gone two or
tionally but carelessly given. k three days, and finally, much to the grief of
Emerson says ; "L man is relieved and ihis mistress, disappeared altogether. She
gay et hen he has put his heart into his work, thought he had been atolen, but I think it
and done his best. was only hia wild nature asserting itgelf, or
SO with the children, give them time to he had fallen in company with other deer,
---.., do their best. . Ipreferring their society to ours. One day
. ele With careful guiding, they may be taught , during the follewing summer, while at sup -
„. to be selftelitent, and as happy in their 'per, in a room (teeming off from the store
work as in their play time.
-
Household BUggeStions.
Clean piano keys with it soft rag dipped 1 l , .
in alcohol. iwa walked out into the kitchen and coolly pick-
ed up a small loaf of bread that I had just
move white spots.
Hold a hot shovel over furniture to re' I brought from thebaker's, and walked out at
the back door. When I had recovered from
Salt dissolved in. alcohol will 'remove ray astonishment sufficiently to think, I
I went to the door to look ie. r lune, but he was
grease spots from cloth.
,nowhere to be seen, nor did we ever see him
Egg stains on silver can be taken off with 'again He
. had grown wonderfully, but I
,
table salt and a. wet rag.
No one doubts that the amount of gold i
the civilized countries of the world h
largely increased in. recent years. M. Soe
beer names £107,600,000 as the increa
from 1877 to 1885. It is absolutely cartel
that the reserves of gold in the principal re' and'60, 'k 0 and iid
banks of Europe and the United S bates have 'aceordine to steamer and accommodation. Inter.
in recent years largely increased, and not mediate, $30; Round trip taste, $80. Steerage, $20:
diminished. Prof. Laughlin estimates this
to secure births, apply to H. E. MURRAY, Genera.
' Round trip tickets, $10. For further partionlars and
increase to have been from 495,400,000 in Manager, 1 Ortetom House Square, Montreal, or to the
1870-80 to £167,200,000 in 1885. In 1871. , Loma Acents In the different TOWDO and Cities.
74 ther'e was, according to the . same 1 IIE BOITER INSPECTION and imam
authority, " LI in gold for every £3 60 ance Company el Canada_,
of the banks of the civilized world ;1 Consulting Engineers and Solicitors of patents.
in 1885 there was il of gold for G. TonoliTo•
0. ROBB Chief Engineer. A. Freasun •Seo'y-Treas.
every £2 40 ; the total note eirettletion r
.
increasing during the Banat* . trm.e to IIIEIDAlt NEMSERY STOCK -PLANT -
extent of 92,800,000, or 29 per cent." In
the CC"D
ING SPRING, 1888 -The proprietors of the
1870-71 the gold reserve amounted to 28 per Toro nto Nurseriee-establielesd 1857 --Will have for
cent. of all the specie reserves ; in 1880 the' seili,'AZ
viziAraleanrtf estenelbrso, trorr ntfanag istdrnndanmai
gold bore a larger ratio to a larger issue of sizes, which will be sZld chew, as. a portion of our
paper, 41 per cent. of the total note circlet -1i grounds must be cleared and sold. Send for priced,
ation, and 71 per cent. of the speeie reeerves. deserniptive catalogue GEO. LESLIE & SON, nee
" This " as Prof. Laughlin remarks, 'is e. Quee ,
St E. Toronto,
-very significant showing. What it means,listi " t liberal terms at the HALTON
specialty -Pumas in large
t
beyoncta shadow of doubt, is that the supply ' el& rim supply. Dealers billed out on
of gold is se abundant that the character' NURSERIES Burlington, Ont.
and safety. of the note circulation has been i H. H. *RD & SoN, Proprietors. TREES.
improved in a signal manner." - - rego eau Gitka WORM Red and Yellow Globe Ordons.
vela -tem lee -mate,
" Yes, it pays," esld a big, fab phesician,
ritle a earn° which is known throughout the
Dedioal world, "1 have a practice worth
, (0,000 a year' 0 Women?' "Yes, you've
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coop aufferine woman paying tribute yeer
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in, and adjoining ehe kitchen -the doors
being open clear theough-a large deer
stepped into the storo, and coming on
through the room where ve were, without,
• however, paying much attention to us,
When dress silk becomes wet, pat it be-
tween the hands to dry quickly.
am sure it was Dicky.
Endorsing a Cheque.
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270,t00 cows, yielding 650,000,000 pounde of i m'a."11'8's•
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Milk, which was naade into 66,500,000 lbs. late., to WILLIAM. fames, Publieher Toronto. --
of cheese, bringing in the market $7,000,000.
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Leather chair seats may be revived bY Many women otherwise intelligent r '
rubbing them with wellebeaten white of singularly lacking in business capacity, sande Shooking Accident, - MACHINE, with new
improvements is away
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White and pale shades. of paint may beitheir oven resources, they do not know how eolumn, and we peruse with palpitating in. Machine in America. lilanufactmed only by
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It is said that cranberries put in a, water i following incident, narrated by an exehaaigre, lives involved. Yet thousands of men and 0 HINIQUTS FIFTY YEARS
tight keg and sunk under water will keep was evidently lacking in business training. women are falling victim every year to that 1
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:Iv ebnotoetra ethers, tem,.
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, She entered a bank in order to get a cheque t 'In disease consumption (sorofula of the in the churchof Rome, 10th edition, cheaper in erica,
.
to
ed, so she went to the receiving teller'i 1 i
sound all winter.
Mix stove poll& with soft soap and coffee I cash
window and thrust it in. The teller shoved
to give a bright luster, and avoid the dust
To extract ink from wood, scour with sand ,, Next
it back :
winter 1 I can't wait till next
, " Nexe winder," said he.
from polishing.
wet with water and ammonia. Then rinse winter le exclaimed the lady.
with strong ealeratus water. 1 " 1 said next winder," shouted the clerk ; Bundy arrest e ray g t,
f d one. Illustrated Catologue Free
To polish niekel-plated goads after becorn- " w•iond•caw, winder: tether winder." • •
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Mr. Cleveland was, four yeam ago in the
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ing on a rag with it little oil. dow, isn't it ?"
To give a good oak color to a pine floor 1 "yes, but you can't get any money here'
wash in a solution of one pound of copperas ' "But I'm going to receive it, ain't I?"
dissolved in one gallon of strong lye. "Not here you ain't . go to the other
' e
1
winder, lady; he'll fix you,
Mildew can be retne ved by soaking 7
The lady as still uncertain, but she went
butter -milk, or putting lemon juice and emit and shoved in her check. The polite official
upon it, and exposing it to the hot sun. flutist it back. "It's not endorsed, madam,"
hands of his friends. He was elected. Now
citizens in the hands of his wife. i
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One good effect of the lAizzard ha New
Take a bucket of fresh water into your said he. York was that the English sparrows were
covered. It will absorb all poisonous gases "Is your name Tucker ?" killed in great numbers. 1.1nheppily in '
Boston they came out of the storm as lively
bedroom every night and let it rema,in un- "Not endorsed ? What does that mean ?"
To darken light mahogany and cheery. sell Wewhat ff it is?" as over.
bichromate of potash dissolved in water is "Is this Your name' here, on the face of 400f1 No More.
" Ye$, It ye" . Watson's cough drops are the best in the
world for the throat and chest, for the voice
excellent, and gives it the appearance of the cheek.?".
ageP.aint stains that are dry and old may be "Web, then, you must endorse it."
removed from cotton or woolen geode with j "That's what you said before. What do..ou moan glo
Ohl0C0fOICO. First cover the spot with olive 3,
"You must write your name across the
, oil or butter. back of it."
Cooking Reoipes. "Bub my name's on it already."
"On the front. That ain't enough; it
, IBM' Sour —Boil imust be .
.—Bol one small beef bone n se "
r oes the back
three quarts of Water. When it has boiled i "Oh, well, gi' me it." She took it and
r three homes add two onions, two turnips, carefully wrote her name upside down woes
few potatoes chopped fine, two tablespoon- the bottom of the check and Winded it in.
fuls each of barley and rice; season Wahl "You endorsed it wroug, madam.'
salt and pepper. Boil one hour longer. 1 "HOW did I know how you Wanted it?
• t)
Sago CREAM. -Yolks of three egga, one.1Why n y
unequalled, See that the letters R. & T. W
are stamped on each drop. el
among its books one containing tile Lord's . -
prayer in 814 different dialects. It.was.com- Allan Line Royal. mail Steamships
piled by A. Amer, and published in Vienna Sailing &trite; evaitet froth Portland every Thursday
in 1844.
Second • nand Bicycles
and 'Tricycles.
Send for List. New Catalogue
ready in April.
're IneanlesTIII,
MONTREAL.
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SAU SAGE CASINOS.
EST ESITORTED ENGL/SE SHEEP% also enna
IT ga Casings Quality guaranteed
In Iota to suit purchasers. Write for prices.
The public library of San Francisco has as. Park lav Son.
203 Yonge Street,
Torouto.
The Cheapest place in
Canada for
BAND DISTRDEBTS
New and second-hand.
B'ave all the latest improvements, and are unequellett
Inc durability, style and convenience. The leading•
carriage builders sell them. ASK FOR THEM mel
BUY NO OTHER
Agents for
BES SON "
anti "HIG HAM"
BA.ND 011011EST/tA.
Musio
EVERYTHING IRTES
RUSH) LINE.
Send for Catalogue
'‘Uncle Saut"wilionGlve
Farm,
4•80 ACRES FREE,
Along a thousand miles of new rail-
way, Naps, Books, showing eoun-
try's resources and advantages.
Letters from settlers who are
thriving beyond their *expec-
1 atone. Send postal card
with your addrese to .1.
Witte I580e,4Paliner
House Bloeli,Torento
or O. H. WARREN,
Gen% Pass. AO,
St, Paul, Ilion.
' and flolifax even Saturday to Liverpral, and in sum,
Whenever your Stomaish Or Bowele get MO of Of Imer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpord,calling
der, causing Bilioueness. Dyspepsia, at IfidfgeOt100 Ot LOOdOOderry to land /mile and passengers for
and their attendant evil, take at once a dose of Dr. Scotland and Ireland I also from Baltimore, Via Nall-
Oaraon'e Stomach Bitter& Best family medicine. fax and St. John's, IL F., tO Liverpool fortnightly
ill Drugglets, 60 cents. ' during summer monthg. The steam' s of the Ghia -
The mushrooms of Califoreia grow Worthy ' Kow lime sail dutitie winter to and from Halifax,
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ; and dueng sum -
of that remarkable State. One was rent' mer behkeen Olvegow and Montreal wedy .. Glee.
is . a gow and Besten weekly, and Olavgow and Philadel•
atarrh
cold in the Head, Day Fever, etc. can postai:YOU
be cured. A new method. Medicine Guar-
anteed. to cure. No eure, no pay. If you have
tried other remedies that failed to cure, you will not
be disappointed in this. For full particulars adclreas
M. V. LUBON, 47 Wellingtomst. E., Toronto, °an.
Send lle„ in stamps for Book " Treatise on Dis.
eases of Man."
INSTANT RELIEF
pi and tencentsia.
FINAL CURE
Send your address.
°a stamps forBook.
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M. V. LIMON, Wellington-st. E.,
Toronto Ont.
half cup of sago, one quart of milk • boil " thOlIght I did; here, write it across ly cooked at Santa Bar ara
Tflahi taloWly one-half hour; sWeeten to ;wins ; the top so's," end the teller painfully showed eight inches in diameter. It eeld to phi** fertnIchtly,
When cold ardel the Whitee of the eggs, beaten her, and. with much grtideing she eemPlied. delicious
. l'or freight, passage or ethOr inform/IF/On itlOPIY to
to a froth. I The teller thereapon ettshed. her cheque with Peep) who are subject to bad breath, foul ocate I ffngefehxuni` Saal111:314.ra'84°°°°::Slalati°1'16tnr.:,;1171.c1Ciet1Witamrd. ThC1°C'oP.1
the o and tried remedy. Mt vour teuegist.
tongue, cr eve, disorder of the- Sttetatch, CDR at oriel ten & C'o., St, john, N. B.; Allen & Co., 01 ;
aTtil OtrO-110.1f 01.1pS of mil.lr three Oggs one 441 ain't gobse 'to taleee therie " odd, be relleted 1161311* Dr• ORreedl'O Stotonert tittere I.ove th Alden, New YOrIc ; a. Boruller, Toronto ;
$ I Aliens Rae & GO, Quebec • Wm Brookie l'hiladel.
OF119 - One and. etc half cups of flour one twe '1°11°" -
GP me bine.
The teller sighed and gave her two one -
dollar bills, which elms took, picked up her
I hie ;'11. Alie, leetieth, Tioten, leontreal.
• butter) two teaspoone of baking eowder ; Two hundred and fifty immigrants arriv- P
. . .
IVIoLeet'ets Coolans.-Two cup of faugrue Patasol and departed.
teaepoori of auger, one-quarter of fi, cup of
ed irt Winnipeg That Week.
Clotee Omaa cures la ono inintiter
DYEING AND CLEANING
- addle of lard, water and Inolailres, oncehalf Imitation toChia has been made by the Kingston` it • Co.
R Pakker &
two teaspoons of ground ginger, one cup ------ A oonteant for a large shipment of cotton
dough i roll out, cut in any .destred shape, tery. This may account for the number of e
. . Works awl Head °Medi t
teaspoon of Balt, flour to make e light Is sometimes called the sincere form of fiat- Cotton Company.
and bake in a hot oven, imitations of the original and only poratave (1.'" teaanahiP.. Pillifiengers ' - ' r% r"
'759 Tu 763 YONGm ST.
DRLIOATE OAKE.-One cup of sugar) tine- oorn oure—l'utnam's Painlees Corn Lee- Via New 'Zork should take theta° railway) .i.
209 onge Street ).
half cup of utter;bstir te it oream ; add traotor. All fetch fail tO possess equal merit, 1 as it is not only the shortest and beet lbiei oity OiriCCO: 808 411000 St Wed% T0110131'0.
one.harcup each �f corn etarch and milk,lso when purchasing get the genuine "I'ut- but lands people 01000 to the piers of the 225 Qtneen lit thugs1
one oup of flonr, two teaspoons of baking wan's." Safe, sure and painlees. All dreg- tleading etearnship 60Inthillitle, is bnying 160 cothomt, Street, priumbra, Ont.
powder and our egge. giste. tickets, ink for the Brie, 4 Johr, Street North,,,,, ,, ,,,, „ ,,liaiellton, oto,
bake in stem pens.
Nervous Debility.
TIE
covery of the
greatest dia.
present age for Rano-
GATING TIM 1109/11LA,
espomuizoem.Buctos
Liana AND RLDNEt
COMM/WM. A peit
eat Blood Purifier
A iew in Hamilton
who have been bona
ilted by its 11130
Mrs. 31. ••eenen ler
Robert St., cured at
Erysipelas of 2 years
standing;Robert Ooi
nell, 24 South St,
daughter cured ,
Epileptio Fits after
6 years' suffering
eno e 55 a nut st., cured of weal:nee
and Lung Trouble ; John Wood, 95 Cathcart at.
cured of Liver Complaint and Biliousness, used onl
O fitty.eent bottles; Mrs. Beal, 6 Augusta St.
troubled for years with Nervous Prostration, tw
small bottles gave her great relief. Sold at 50o. &51.05
1'. 11.kLLEY & CO., Proprietors.
mismossifflimammoommemor
BREADMAKER'S YEAST
ALWAYS AHEAD!
BRR A.D made with this.
Yeast took first prizes at 142t,
'Thwashiy and County Fairs roe
Ontario an x887, at such place%
as lilesherton,Markharii,WRit:
by,etc. Over lo,000ladics have
sent us letters and postal cards
DR. GRAY'S Spec:1110 has been used for the pas to say that it is superior to 1
fifteen years with great success, in the treatment of yeast ever used by them.
Nervous Debility, and an diseases arising from me makes the lightest, whitest.
wises, over-worked brain, loss of vitality, ringing in sweetest and most wholesonter
e ea , p pit ti n eta For sale by all druggists. bread, buns, rolls and bur.*
Price $1. per box, ot 0 boxes for 5E4 or will be sen y wheateakes.Directionsinettelas '
mall on receipt of price. Pamphlet on applies:Men. linkage with fen tnstructIOfl
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Toronto. TAKE NO OTHER. PRICE 6 CENTS.,
A PERFECT FOOD
1 t. hp FOR INVALIDS AND CONVALESCENTS
ment in small bulk, that 050 be relished and bray digested by the
The great want that is felt for a food that contains arena toutittle-
v 1e `IN
*.
, most delicate invalids, is fully supplied by .10111NSTON"el FIEllio
..T.--- BEEF, which Is acknowledged by the most eminent medical and'
;$ scientific authorities to be the Mast Perfect Form of Concentrated
; 014112TONS FLUID StEF rood. 3± 10 popularly known as the Great Strengte Giver,
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Capital and tdJb.dS TIONV over $3,004.1t0450.'
READ OFFICE, - 15 TOROST,, TORONTO.
A. Ilome Compaoy, Established October 1S/1.
To this Date. °Went. 81, 1887, there hoS been returned t
To the heirs oi Polley holders
orr(death,cleims).. CO
TO the hldes of Matued EndoWnient . ..... „ • .. .. . ,
03
o Poliephokiers on Surrender Of Policies , , • - „. • ..... KOH 00
To Policyholders for Cash profits (including those' allotated ancl:being'ylaid; . . 432,544 02
Toholders of Annuity ••• . , . , ..... • ....... • 16,007 84
Loaned to Polloy-lablders en the 010011191 Of theiiPOliefes • .... 82,264 08
$1,306,174 47
rolicies in Force oirer 10,006* A 'mount over 815,t 410,41t
PILESIDtliT—Ilon. Sin W. P. lievano K.C.M)0.
VICt-PROMENTS—WILLIAM tiLLIOTT, PAC& V.,owAstn, Ileormi, ESQ.
J. K. MACDONALD, 1flalio441otg Wieder..
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