The Exeter Times, 1888-9-13, Page 3HOUSEHOLD.
The Knee lat=sphere,
Wheo I wee a by at collets°, mid Doctor
B-- 1 had two chum, and visited familiarly
in their home, They were very different,
The Marches lived in a plain house, simply
furnished, but there wail plenty of sunshine,
books, paper a And music in it. There was
always a place at the table for the boys'
friends.
It was e oheeiful, merry, friendly family,
Father aid mother and children kept them-
eelves &Breast of their time in public affairs,
literature and art ; they had no time for
petty tattling. There was something so
high and clean in their ways of thinking
and living, that you would euppose they
never had known whet:vindictive goseip or
immod9at jests were.
Yoit never heard from them much discus,
sion oL church Weirs, or arguments on
doctrinla, I do not even yet know to what
denomination the Marches belonged, but
you felt that they ee ere people who lived
religions lives, and who loved their fellow.
men.
I never wenb to the house without being
strenthened in my resolve to become a
manly man, though no direct word of advice
was ever spoken to me. It was like breath.
ing the pure, life-giving air of the hills,
The Cezzenses, on the other hand, al.
though no richer than the others, lived with
much display, in a house furnished with a
feeble attempt at splendor. They' were
ambitious to be fashionable, and the oonstant
. .
'discussion of the ways and doings of peo
whom they wished to know, of balls past
balls to come, of dros and "the 'style," 1
them no time to discover what was going on
in the world of polities, art, pomace, or
They were evetty., sercastio people a
delighted in malicious criticism of th
friends, and often laughed at stories wh
ought to have brought a blush. to the ohe
of a woman.
They had a pew in a fashionable chur
and were seea there on Sundays. The mo
er belonged to one or two ohuroh societi
and occasionaly indulged in a good deal
gossip as to their work, and the (Manes
of different preachers, in the belief, I thin
that she was giving her children religio
knowledge.
Tbe father never suspected that he w
giving to his sons a low foundation of lif
but he talked incessantly of his eharp trio
in trade, or recounted his own adventur
• when he "was a gay young fellow on t
town." In a word, you felt that you we
in the thick malarious poisonous fog of t
lowlands, when you entered this family.
When I traced the histcry of the sons
these two families through middle life,
was not surprised to find that the Mar
boys became. men of high repute for hone
'intelligence, and uprightness, while one
tillb ,Cozze-ases was a hanger on at rao
odlirseir,lind the other was a worthless f
suppotted by his friends.
Climate has ranch to do with a men
bodily development. The high, pure air
• the Al ps fosters a race of hardy athlete
while the malarious swamps in seine a ti
valleys are inhabited by half-imbeci
cretins.
aIn the same way, the mind of a ohil
, s
greets or decays in the daily atmosphere
its home:
If is not the stated lecture, or prayer,
perfunctory moral teaching from a pren
that Moulds the mind or character of a bo
or girl. But the unconscious habit o
thought of father and mother, and mode
lite, the ordinary daily current of conve
lation and action.
hottest pert of the range, 80 that the vegeta.] What 3 ()este to Dreae SOIne BabieSS
bies in the ckwYantoot. 1"bl:4:m1"g:1'1NT:11 ivro°,.:80874errY: t A aiela baby'e layette now coats 8500 or
attention must i)e paid to see that the $600, and inoludes oft,ebilk- warp fleAliele
boiling continues the whole time. Vegeta, t aendsomely embroidered, fine -knitted eh
bles irregularly bailed, Put forward and ?if un°wY band"wrc'n
baokward; as it suits convenience for other dresses, not frilled end heavy with embr
, So en , ern' and lace, as formerly, but made of
cooking, will always be discolored dd
flueet French nainsook tucked d h
, om
and tasteless.
by hand, with rem of drawn work tie fin
Certain vegetables, a:10h as cabbage,
laoe, and pretty stitchings of brier wor
oeuliflewer, beet.topa or anything with fiae floss, all wrought by hand, with
green leaves, should have a large eaameaan, lace edges of narrow vaieneiennea,
•end plenty of water, as much beking soda
as will lie on a dime, and about a table- costing, plain and :Ample act they ate, BO
times $50 $60 And $76. A wrapper,
epoonful oat to half a gallon of water, sh
and little sacque of fine silk flannel,
and they should bail rapidly. String beans
broidered with forget, rne-nots in the deli
aim require the same treatment
blue of the natural flowers, of white dab
Green peas and asparagus need to boil
with yellow centres; a little cloak of he
gently. • Potatoes also, beceuse, when boiled
white silk, wrought with the same fine b
fot, if they are of a mealy kind, they will stitchings in silk, rows on rows ; a little ol
break before they are done in the middle.
cap of the same material, embroidered
To sum up. Boil string beans, cabbage, over with tiny shit sprays ; and tiny
and all green vegetables, with the exception woks of pretty tints are included in the I
of peas and asparagus, as rapidly as possible,
ette, which is as dainty as a mother's loy
in plenty of water with saltand a little soda.
fancy can design. The baby basket i
Boil all other vegetables gently best con- mass of laces friths and ribleons and t
tinuously their specified titne, in salted water muslin, lined with pretty satin or sile
without soda.
and cote all the way from $5 to $40.
When boiled, treat the vegetables in the bassinett, or cradle, is another pretty hati
following way: of ‘brass or white willow, white enaixtell
P7statoes, pour the water off ae soon Se canopied with satin and laoe, with li
they are tender, do not let them break, then furnishings hemstitolied as finely as a hid
geutly shake the saucepan back and forth, kerohief and covered with a soft silk
oi
and put it for two or three minutes, half of down. One noted baby born in N
covered, Where they will steam dry, or lay York not long ago, had a cradle of rnoth
a clean, folded cloth over them. of -pearl in the shape of a sea shell, with 1
Peas and string beans should have the and handles of solid gold, lined with am
Water poured from them, and e. pieoe of butter own) and with a campy of satin and r
pie with a scant tea.spoonful of flour mashed in -
and to it, abirred with them, and two or three
eft tableepoonfuls of milk, according to qaantit
of vegetables, added ; stir round till the
dressing simmers, then serve. If cream is
abundant, it may take the place of this
nd • dressing. Add a little pepper and salt, and
eir
id, Cabbage and spinach should be pressed dry,
ek chopped and dressed in the same way. Oar.
rota and turnips if cut small, boiled and
oh, served with this Milk and butter dressing,
th. are delicious.
es Cauliflower and asparagus should be oare-
d fully drained, not to break them—the best
ter way is through a coltuider—a slice of toast
k should be laid ia the dish, the vegetables
us' laid on it carefully, and' white sauce made
in the following way, poured over them.
as White sauce. Melt in a saucepan one
se tablespoonful of butter, add a tablespoonful
ks of flour, slice them and let both bubble
es together a few eecoonds, then add quickly
he half a pint of boiling milk, stirring all the
re time; this will now be a smooth cream,
he just thick enough to lay on the vegetables,
but not thick enough to form a paste. If it
of does thin, the tablespoonful of flour has been
I over -full; a heaping one is not intended,
oh but one just rounded. Season with half
r, salt -spoonful of salt, and very little
of pepper.
e. Young summer squashes, gathered when
op about the size of an orange, and boiled with-
out peeling half an hour, then pressed be-
es tveeen two plates, and serve with this sauce,
of or with butter, pepper and salt, are delicious.
fe In hotels where many vegetables have
le to be boiled, and the range r equired for
le other things, a good cook manages thus.
When the vegetables,:potatoes excepted,
d are done, they are drained and laid at once
of in cold water. This preserves the color
and flavor; when required they are made
or hot in the dressing. Never attempt to keep
of soolnh.e bad o
t, vegetables hot in a saucepan, it is far better
y to remove them, and make them hot again,
f if for any reason you have them cooked too
dor 'from' cabbage and cauli-
• flower is quite unnecessary, and °eines from
slow boiling in too little w6ter; there will
beonly a pleasant smell if cooked quickly,
as I have directed.
Why Women Lose Their Hair.
"How common it is to see a woman under
thirty with only a tiny twist of hair behind
her head," remarked a' fashionable hair-
dresser to a New York "Mail and Express"
reporter. "I venture to say, however," the
speaker went on, "that if you ask her she
will say that when she was a girl she had a
splendid head of hair. Now what is the
reason for this ? The woman has lot no
otherof her eahysical charms, but her hair
has well nigh disappeared.
"1 think that I can solve the problem.
On retiring at night she goes to sleep with-
out releasing her hair or giving it the vigor-
ous combing and brushing which is absolu-
tely necessary to its healthy viality. Hun.
dreds of careless women do that. Then,
too, she is not careful as to the kind of
hairpins she uses. Metal hairpins should
be used as little as possible, for rubber or
gutta parolee pins are far perferrable, al-
though they may seem more olumass ; but if
metal pins are chosen they should be
straight and moan
• " What is the best tonic for the hair? In
my experience I have found that a good,
brisk, and regular brushing is the best tonio.
If the hair is coming out rapidly, let this
treatment begin at once. Every morning
On the Cooking of Vegetables.
In a country so richly supplied with vege-
tables as our own, there ought to be no lack
of knowledge as to the cooking of them, but,
as a matter-of-facb., even in houses where all
the other cooking is secoellent, the vegetables
are often spoiled. So general is the failure
to cook them well, that comparatively few
people know what the more delicate vege-
tables are like in perfection. The reason for
this is, that they are more easily spoiled,
perhaps, than anything else, except eggs.
Five minutes too long boiling impairs the
flavor and delicacy of peas, asparagus, cauli-
flower and other vegetables.
Yet, as a rule, all vegetables, potatoes
• excepted, are given not five minutes too
much boiling, but hours too much. I have
known many cooks to put the roast in the
oven, and the cauliflower or asparagus in the
pot at the same time. If the vegetable is
one that falls to pieces when overdone, and
if the cook is careful enough and interested
enough in her work to see that it does not
occur, she draws the pot back, and leaves
them 'to soak in the hot water. But it rarely
occurs to any one to think what those water -
soaked vegetables might have been, had they
had fair play.
In every kitchen there should be a time-
table for vegetables, and unless under ex-
ceptional eircumsta,nces, the meat, must be
the standard; that is to say, you time the
meat, and reckon the time to 000k vegetables
by that. For instance, your meat will be
• done at one °idea, you have, therefore, to
consult the time•table of your memory, as
to the execb time each vegetable takes, and
put it on aoeording to that time. • The fol-
lowing tizne-table may be depended upon
if the rules given be observed faithfully.
• Potatoes take about half an hour, unless
small and now, then they take rather less.
Peas and asparagus, twenty to twenty-five
minutes. .
Cabbage and cauliflower, twenty-five min-
utee to half an hour.
• String beans, if slit or sliced thin slant-
wise, twenty-five minutes. If only snapped
• across, forty minutes.
• Green corn, twenty to twenty-five ininutes.
• Turnips, if out small, forty-five minutes.
Carrots, out in four lengthwise, one heir
useless very large, when they may take an
hour and a half.
Young summer turnips and carrot), forty.
five iok flutes to one hour.
l3eefe, one hoer in summer and two to
• fonieliounrin winter,
Spinach, twenty miinitee.
Onion, medium size, one hour.
It will be seen that the time given ie very
much shorter than that generally allowed,
and in the case ef cabbage and cauliflower,
hisee found it almost impossible to Make
many houeekeepere even try to cook them
in the time named.
Suppose you have a roast to be done by
one o'clock, and have young beets and car-
rots to cook, you wohld put the beets on in
boiling water salted at twelve, the carrots
a :matter of an hour later.
• If you have instead, peas or asparagus,
you would have the water belling at twenty-
five initeuees to one, the potatoestishould go
on five rninetes earlier, that ia, at half petal
twelve, 0abbege and caulifioWer would a1
so go on five minutest later than the potatoes,
that is to say, ail twenty-five minutes to one,
It Mot be reinernbored, that the rule in
Oooking vegetebles is -0 put theta in plenty
pi ast-boiling water, having firet drained
them well, iti order that as little cold water
as poesible May go With theni to check the
boiling and they mutt Ise put on the very
old lace falling from a gold framework
sweeping the floor. The linen was he
stitched and edged with real lace by
fair hands of the happy mother. Five s
of diainond buttons, SIX gold rattles, a so
silver toilet stab, solid .gold safeby pins, d
mond amulets and rings enough to co
every little finger and toe were among
baby presents. Then there's the christein
and a robe which costs from a $100 to $1,
a mass of rich lace and fine stitching, so
times made of • point lace, and, like,
wedding dregs, worn at the Ceremony a
never worn again.
The Burdens of Womanhood.
• Thousands of women are silently sufferi
untold rnisery, simply because they ahri
from consulting a p.hysielan in those num
one complaints arising from functional ir
gularities and disorders. Many a mode
girl or woman prefers to bear her hea
burden in silence rather than to go to t
family physician for advice. All suffere
from thie ciao of disordera can, howeve
find prompt and sure relief in Dr. Pierce
FavoriM Preserippion. It is a specific in su
cases, and has brightened the lives of coun
less women by restoring them to perfe
health. ,
The California State Board of Silk Culla
is doing much to boom the business. It h
sent 16,000 mulberry trees and cuttings
silk cultivators, and will this year put o
50,000 more; and worms and eggs are giv
toowners of mulberry trees.
• Don't be Humbugged
with the foolish idea thab Catarrh cann
be cured? The world moves, and medic
science is progressive. The proprietors
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will pay $5
reward for a ease of Nasal Catarrh, no ma
ter how bed or of how long standing, whic
they canntt cure. Remedy sold by dru
gists, at only 50 cents.
More than 200,000 bird skins are no
contained in the Natural History Museu
at South Kensington, London.
Poison the fountain, and the stream is i
pure; poison the blood, and its taint is ea,
ried through the entire system --those in
numerable veins and arteries carry diseas
and death instead of life and vitality. A.
a result, you have Headache, Scrofula, Dys
pepsia, Kidney Disease, Liver Complainb an
General Debility. An inactive Liver mean
poisoned blood ; Constipetion means poison
ed blood; Kidney disorder means penione
blood. The great antidote for impure bloo
is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Acting directly upon the affected organs, re
stores them to their normal condition. "
word to the wise is sufficient."
Nature announces that a new green bu
is causing a steady and inoreasing decline o
coffee production in Ceylon.
A Care for Drunkenness.
The opium habit, depsomania, the morphine habit
nervous prostration caused by the use of tobacco,
wakefulness, mantel depression, softening of the
brain, eto., premature old age, loss of vitality caused
by over-exertion of the brain, and lops of natural
strength, from any cause whatever. Men—young,
old or middle aged—who are broken down from any
of the above causes, or revenue not mention above
send your address and10 cents in stamps for Lubon's
Treatise, in book form, of /Xmases of Man, Books
sent mated and gesture front observation. Address M
V. Lows. 47 Wellineto street East Toronto. Ont.
The independent thinker must be sincere;
if he is not, he is not independent.
Whenever your am:earth or Boma gee out of ox
, sawBlliouenies. Dyspepels, or Indigestion
unbraid the hair and brush it in its natural , and their aftendatit evfie, take at once a dose of De.
hanging posibition with a stiff, white bristle (CanSen'a steraseil flLfter. Hest hazily medicine.
brush—never a wire ono. First brush one. 'rugg1Gt4' 50 "ntil'
The trouble with all the flying machine
inventions --not enough files on them.
HUB I COUGH Omtg aures in one minute.
The Cyclone gets in its fatal and destruc-
tive work rather often this year.
ITCHING MILES.
halt of the hair. Then change the brush to
the other hand, and treat the remaining
half in the SaMe fashion. The same opera-
tion should be repeated in the evening.
"Begin with about fifty strokes on each
side, and gradually increase the treatment,
until not less than two hundred strokes are
given each morning and evening. It will
soon become a habit, and before long the
hair will cease to come out."
• Harvest &elusions.
The Chicago & North-Western Railway
Company announces a series of harveat ex.
oursions to points in • Iowa, Minnesota;
Dakota and Nebraska, for which tickets will
be sold September llth, September 25th,
October 9tha'and Oatober 23rd, at the rate
of one fare for the round trip. These exour.
Mons will afford exceptional opportunities
for personal inspection of the productive
country reached by the Chicago & North-
Westren Railway lines. For full informa-
• • Sysimoma—Moieture : intense itching and stinging;
mod It night ; worse be, scratching If allowed to
oonthme tumors form, which often ileed and ulcer-
ate, becoming very Sore. SWARMS'S Onneemem stops
the itching and bleeding, heals ukerattoe, and In
many oases removes the tinnorne. It is equally effi-
cacious in curing all skin dieeases. DIS. SWAYER &
SON, Proprietors, Philadelphia. Sweeten's Ontemeer
can be obtained of druggists. Sent by mail for 60
oente.
The United German Democracy of New
York has over 8,000 enrolled members.
Peopk3 who are enbjeet to bad breath, foul coats
e oboe, or any disorder of the Stomeoh, me at ono
be relieved by mine Dr, Canionei Signmeh BMus
th old and tried remedy. Aek your Drunglete •
The conscientious man finds it harder to
please himself than to please others.
Citioose Ram SWAM restores grey and faded
ir to Ole natural color and prevents falling out.
A. la, 414.
bon, addrees E. P. Wilson, General Passen-
ger Agent, Chicago.
The New Pain :ng.
POIS011'El Nerviline cures flatulence, chills, K
spaeme, and cramps. n
Nerviline cure fi promptly the worst mine
of neuralgia, toothache, lumbago and soi-
atiCa. p
Nerviline it death to all pain, whether
external, internal, or local.
Nereiline may be tested at the small cost
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Her Rebuke.
They stood beside the cottage door,
The youth and fair -faced miss:
'Twits night and dark—he asked her for
" Who' I must atisveer no," She said,
will this statement make;
No man should ask tor that whieh he ,
Could take."
young Men
SUFFERING from the effeots of early evhl habits, the
result of Ignorance ted folly, Who fled thernselvee
weak, hereon:3 and exhausted; aleo/Arent,a-Acito tied
. OLD Meer, who ate broken down keel the effects of
' &bum or over -work, and in advantied life feel the
cioneegeoeces of yotthlul exceeN send for and read
Ve Isuberes Treatise on tho Diseases of Men. The
' beak Will be bent settled to any &lame en teoctipt of
two ole etatnee, Addreee
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Canadian agent :--
PAUL, Aug. 21, 1888:—The info
mation is inoorreot. While it is true th
the sligLit frost was experienced ire eon
parts ot Minnesota and Dakota, yet it did i
damage whatever. ,
"Crop of wheat in Dakota 'trill be nun
larger than last year. Last year we handle
thirty million bushels of wheat. This ye:
we shall handle fifty million buahels.
" Prospecte are bright, weather maps
ficent, and everything confirms the femme
in the opinion that this is the land of see
titne and never -failing harvest
"F. I. Wumat,
Pass. Agent."
Harvest Excursions to Minneeota, Daki
ta and Montana. Fast class accominoda.tim
Tickets good for 30 days, including ato
over privilege of 10 clays going and 5 doe
returning, on the following dates : Tuesdai
Sept. 11; Tuesday, Sept. 25; Tueschrq
Oot. 9 and Tuesday, Oot, 23. For fre
maps, books and all particulars addreA
J. NI, Efuoilms, Tral", Nee. Agent, Palm(
House Block, Toronto; F. I. Weumnss
Gen'l Paseenger and Tioket Agent; .E1
MARVEL, General Manager; J, looV
•WALTER, Land Commissioner; W. 5: Amu
ANDER, General Traffic Manager, $t. Pau
Minn.
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A Build* Twenty-eight Stories High.
' Mr. L. S. Buffington proposes erecting ii
Minneapolis a twenty-eight story building
in whiola he will utilize a method of ire
'building oonstruction patented by him, an
and which, if it prove practicable, will pro
bably cause a revolution in the construed's]
of houses. The building, when ()completed
will not weigh one-half as much as ai
ordinary one of the same size. It will bi
80x80 feet on the ground, 340 feet to th,
top of the glass lookout, and will ()entail
728 large offices.
a-easel:ow
The Germans rank high, but Sootchmei
are considered the greatest gardeners in du
world.
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WOOLS AND FANCY GOODS
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lientERLIN. SHETLAND AND ANDALUSIAN
Jell WOOLS, ia all colors, at 8 cents per ounce ,
Saxony, Fleecy and Ice Wools, all colors, 10 oente
per oz. ; Embroidery silks 10 cents per doz. skeins,
American Armature, all colors, 30 de. per doz. ; Eng-
Artagene laree skeins, 8 eta per skein; Felt, best
, *, .
qualify, 2 yds. wide, 81.00 per yd , Plush Pompoue,
all oolore, from 25 ole. per dor.; Stanaped Tides, all
25088. each; Stamped Toilet Sete, 5 piecee,
35 one per set. constantly on hand full assortment
newest material, for ladies' fancy work. Letter
receive prompt and oareful attention and
can be sent by post to any part of Canada.
Mem write for price list. HENRY DAVIS,
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free of charge,. and settlere assisted in
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interest.
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•
pplieation.
TORONTO COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
1 12 & 14 Pembroke St.,
Opens Monday, Sept. 17.
Announcenaent now ready and will be sent free on
F. 11. TORRINGTON,
DIRECTOR.
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Biovolers, Attention!
8120.00 Rudge Light Roadster, for 896.00, new.
8115.00 " ordinary handles 38200, new.
8 00.00 " No. 2, spade grips., e72.00, new,
85.00 ordinary handles, $68.00, new,
$ 65.00 " No. 3, ordinary handles, 02.00, new,
Being 20 per cent discount till August 31st. Same
off Second Hand Wheels and other geode.
• CHAS. ROBINSON ez CO.,
22 Church St., Toren
SPORTING GOODS.
The Cheapest ttousein Cowed& for Gana,
• Riffee, Cartriclgeti, Fishing Tackle, Base
Ball Goods and Sportsmen's Sup-
plies of every kind.On '
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rreelpt,of 812,60 we will expreee to arty address,
it DOUBLE-RARREfe BREECH -LOADING 8ITOT
GUN, with ithe Imuirtated steel bitrrele, Oiled stook. A
good gun for country use. And for 8100 will eldp to
ahy Address, 522 caLEIPLEthat wilt drool: aceurete-
ly for 100 feet. e a
W, M'DOWALL & CO, 51 KIND St E TORONTO,
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MRS. DART'S TRIPLETS.
iresident Cleveland's Prize for the three best
babies at the Aurora county pair, in 1887, wan
evento these triplehe'Nellie, Ida and Ray, ,
children of Otto. A. IC, Dart, Hamburgh, N, Y. '
Elm writes: "Last Atignet the little ones became
very sick, and asI couldaet no other food that
would agree with. them, I commenced the use
• of Lactated Food. 18 heeed them imniediately,
and they were soonne well as ever, and I COIL -
Sider it very largely due to the Food that they
are now so wen." '
Gnainetpeoto. of these triplets eentfree to the mallet
of ane baby born thes veor
Lactated Food
D the best Food for bottle-fed babies. It keeps
them well, and is better than medicintt
when they aro sick.
THE PROST PALATABLE;
NUTRITIOUS, and
DEOESTISLE FOOD.
EASILY PRFPARED. •4
At Druggists, 25C., 50o., SI.00.
TER BEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL 700D. .
1130 Meals .for an Infant for S1.00.
neTe A valuable pamphlet on "The Nutrition
*Manta andlilvaleds," free enelePlieatiele.
WELLS,RICHARDS.ON &CO. MONTREAL. P.Q.
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leestWetVIOY7d3.gorrdefeolec
Establighed 115.0,Y. 9. 117131241MagtOntli"
AST FARMER WHO ..DRAGS HIS WIFE out to
the barn M hold bags must be too mean to buy
the "Dandy" Patent Bag Holder, whioh will laeb
lifetime, and wets only 75o. Sold by 'meets. Terri.
tory still open. C. W. ALLEN & CO.,
" World ' Building, Toronto.
ren.NADA SHIPPING ED.—Beaver Line of
lej Steamships, sailing weekly between Montreal
aud Liverpool. Saloon tickets, Montreal to Liverpool,
840, 850 and $60, Return tickets, 880, 890 and $110
according to steamer and accommodation. Inor.
mediate, *60; Round trip tickets?, $60. Steerage, 820;
Bound trip tickets, 840. For further particolare and
to secure births, apply to II. E, MURRAY, Genera.
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Manager, 1 Custora House Square, Montreal, or to the
Local Agents in the different Towne and Cities.
urriLuAra BRIGGS, PUBLISHER, TORONTQ—
TV now a large staff of ladies and gentlemen
enzaged in canvassing for his be veral feet.selling sub-
scription boob and Parallel Family Bibles ; none but
honorable pereons that do business on a ,quare basis
are engaged to aot as agents for him; his object is to
make money for the ag ent, as well as fur the house he
representsand at the same time treat every subscrib-
er, 'Joh or poor, as he would liketo be treated; agents
will find teat it pays beet to work for a good house.
If tees meets the eye of any persons not engaged with
me at present, send for circular and full information.
FRE• E•, ,A.,,..w.,,A0„,„EisAmiNas.a.
SEWING MACHINE. For par
III thrillers address, C. W. DENNIS,
Arcade, Tonga Street, Toronto. •
SELF -THREADING NEEDLES.T..vAZ
out! Instantly threaded without paesing thrtad
through the eye. Agent e coin money eellieg them,
Sample packet by mail 15o, dozen packets 8100
Whiten ManufaetnrIng Co.. Toronto, Ont.
Portable Th.reshing Engines
BY AUGTg01101.
Grand oppoxtunity for obtaining Portable (Threshing)
and Stationary Engines and Boilers cheap at the
Victor Engine Works, Hamilton.,
— 02T—
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 88, 1888,
COMMENCING AT 2 P. M.
Mr, Thomas Burrows has received instruCtions from ;
the Victor Tngine Works, to sell by Publio Auction I
at their Weeks, 60 & 68 nets _sea St., Hamilton, on '
TUESDAY, the 18th Serrentent, 1888, at 2 p m., their
surplu, stock of Engines and Boilers, consisting of
6 New Victor Portable Threshing rmatues,
manufactured by them during the last whiter and
spring, guaranteed to be in complete running order,
fitted with the most approved Governors, hijeetors,
amigos and other attachments.
5 Rebuilt, do, do, do.
2 New Stationary Engines, plain slide valves,
30 h.p. and 35 h.p.
3 Rebuilt stationary Engines, plain slide
valves, 5 ir p., 20 hp. and 28 h.p.
1 New Boiler, 18 hp. Tubular steel.
$ Boners, (Tubular) 20 h. p„ 30 h. p, and 30 h p
The machinery is guaranteed to be,in good working
order and Will if required be tested inpresence of the
purchaser by a thoroughly competent engineer and
will be delivered f. 0, b. at Hamiltc n.
TERMS LIBERAL, will be made known at time
of sale. Ten per cent, of pa:chase money required
down. Full particulars can be h an application to
VIOTOR ENGINE WORES, or to
THOMAS BURROW% Auctioneer.
CANA.DA PERMANENT
Loan & Savings Company
UV: COMPOIHATJED, 11.855.
Head Office Toronto St,, Toronto,
Subscribed Canto). $ 4,880,000
Paid Up ... . ........ 2,550.0.0
Total Assets 10.040,000
The enlarged cepital anri resources of this Company,
together with the increased facilities ie has recently
acquired for supplying land ownere with cheap Money,
enable the Directors to meet with momptnese and at
the lowest current rate of interest all reetdremente
for loans upon eatisfactory, real estate seourity.
Applieation„may be made to either of the Worn.
pany's loone Appraitiere, or to
e. HERBERT BeeloN, Menage; Director, Toronto.
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Last Excursion
OF THE SEASON.
Will leav- all pointe On 0, P. R., G. T. R.,
and N. & N. W. Bye, in Ontario on
SEPTEMBER 25TH
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DELORA.IBTE,
—PASSIelfe THROUGH—
SOUTHERN MANITOBA.
Fare for Round Trip, $28
Trains leave TORONTO at li o'clock p.
SEPT. 25ret.
The party will be accompanied by J. S.
CRd.WFORD, of BIRTLE, MAN.
TICKETS issued a,t all stations and good
to return for 60 DAYS, also for lay
over on return at WINNI.PEG.
Far informetio a apply to all Agents of
C.P.R., G. T.R. , or to
S. CRAWFORD,
Canadian Peortic Railway Ticket Office, .
TORONTO.
LEATHER BELTING.
Bdelle&P EST VALUE IN THE DOMINION.
P. E. DIXON & 00., Makers,
70 Deng Street East, Toronto,.
arSend for Price Lists and Discounts
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DANGEROUS.
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are burnt outorrobbed,
buy a Safe now and
sleep easy and be sum
and get prices, eto„ af
t he New Ohe.mpion
Safe.
S. S. KIMBALL.
577 Craig Seel.. 0. Box 945, Montreal, P. Q,
Allan Line Royal Nail Steamships
Sailing during winter from Portland every Thursday
and Halifax everySaturday to Liverpool, and in sum.
trier from Quebec every Saturday to aiverpooaealling
at Londonderry to land math and passengers foe
Scotland and Ireland ; also from Baltimore, via Hall
fax and St. John's, Nate, to Liverpool Iforimightly
durine summer months. The steamers of the Glee-
irow knee sail during winter to and from Halifax
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ;and during sum.
mar between Glasgow and Montreal weakly; Glee.
gow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadele
pieta fortnightly.
For freight, passage or other informaidon apply to
A. Schumacher & Co., Baltimore; S. Cunard & 0o.,
Halifax ; Shea & Cm, St. John's, Nfld., Wm. Thorny
eon di Co., St. John, N. B.; Allen &Co., Mileage
Love & Alden, New York ; H. Borulier, Toronto;
Aliens, Rae & Co., Quebec:; Wm. Brookle, Philadel.
phia ; H. A. Allen *Foreland, Radom Montreal,
Whaleyilloyce So Go
283 Yonge street,
Toronto.
The Cheapest place in
Canada for
BARD INSTRUMENTS
New and second.hand,
Agents for
41 BESSON "
and "HIGHAN1
BAND & ORCHESTRA
Music.
Repairing of Band In
etruments a specialty.
Send for Catalogue
10000 PRESENTS
TO UTAST AITLYYNG, WHILE TREY I:AST.
:We will send by =Ilan ap-
propriate gift to eachmaiden,
Wife, mother or cook—one to
a family—who will try the
BREADMAKER'S BAKING POWDER
• Cut the red circle from the
label and send it in a letter
statihq honest opinion after
fair trial. Either a 5, 10 or 25
cent size will secure the gift.
Any grocer or storekeeper
-knows *here to get i t if askee
tor by you.—A ddress-
-0CHURCHILL & CO" TORONTO
Nervous Debility.
DR, GRAY'S Specific has been need for the pas'
fifteen years withgreat success, in the treatment of
Nervous Debility, and all diseased arising from ex.
009000, over-worked brain, lose of vitality, ringing In
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Price 81 per box, or 6 boxes for $5, or will be :sent by
mail on receipt of priori. Pamphlet on application
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.. Woronto,
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We mannfacture the Largest
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of any house in tlao Domitti on.
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