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HOUSEHOLD.
Woman, a .Fount of Blessing.
As woman is the most complex of orgento
beings aud the most richly endowed in fac-
ulty, ea oho is the last M be developed, she
mutat heroelf demonetrate and measure her
power. Peuetrated with the divine truth of
wornenhood, prizing and dignifying every
relation, especially that of Motherhood, Intel-
lectual and artistic vulture and spiritual
growth will prevail and isooiety recover from
its grievcom woueds, Not through arbitrary
and conventional law, but through spontan-
ecnus raction to the diviaest and holiest,
will woman reach her true position in the
world of ethics.
Daring long age.of struggle and conflict
she has been ad hit 4 troubled dreams Now
that man gives hek loth freedern and co-oper-
ation she is entering into the promised land.
The pathway thereto lies through an un-
selfish diflasion of a pure and high affection
within the oirole of her infiaenoe. It muat
be directed by reason and kept steady through
self,reliance and oelf control. Thelinforrning
Deifie spirit within must shape external con.
ditious. When that gams tne mastery then
has the true civilization become actual Then
will there be aspiration joyously working
through obedience to the laws of our being,
laws which will be reeengnMed as the beats
of happiness and harmony. Woman's inti.
tion shad lead in ethics as in manners.
Health, purity, ;ewe, industry and social
order shall replace degradation, corruption
andsuffering. This is the " Pnilosophy of
Livbsg. "
The heroic in woman is already a
acknowledged quality. It needed no
weetern storms to show how easy it .is fo
the motherly protective instinct even i
young girls to 'souse them to forget their
own dangers in saving those intrusted to
their charge. For hours young women
fought desperately with death in such
oontests'as would have appalled the strongest
and wiliest of men. After ohafing the hands
and feet of her pupils and sheltering them
frotn the cruel western wind, Ella Lamar
clasped the feeblest in her arms and wont
to sleep Us wake no more on earth. In the
same wild elemental storm Minnie Free-
man trained her little flock to fight the
fury of the blast in which so many perished
and at immense odds came out viotor. Wher
affection or duty leads the way Woman 01.face danger and death smilingly. "Ther
is a Minerva in every household as well a
a Mars."
No, it is not in great emergencies tha
women fail, nor is it in ethical purpose. In
mental discipline and moral independent°
together with that sense of comradeship
which would enable us to work shoulder to
to shoulder for divinest ends, we need
growth in crder to mallet the true Phi
losophy of Living. Forever that growth
begine at thet"benter. Do not all hardy
plauts grow from the interior' In th
order ot Providence is not the inner, essen
tial life of things hidden within the outer
husk?
In mental freedom, moral stamina and
united efforts, women need not abate
one jot of whatever is feminine and lovely.
The true balance between the affections and
the reason ill give her the secret of life.
An exoess o effeminacy has been her bane.
It has often reduced a " brio- as brae religion"
in which emotion governs instead of ()envie •
tion of truth. The time has come for her to
brush the mists of slumber from her eyes
and awake to action. In the words of Mrs.
Whitney, "Be a link in the divine chain
and feitN the joy and the life of it. . .
Real work disposes one to believe in a real
God." Who but she, arising in the majesty
of purity, can extirpate those roots of intem-
perance, prostitution, greed and dishonesty
which are the shame ot Christendom?
Pulsations from the tender but mighty
woman -heart shall send their life currents
though all forms of activity, -not as coerc-
ion but inspiration. In the all embracing
affection of sisterhood and motherhood, not
ono poor, debased man or woman bat shall
feel her soft, enveloping sympathy and be
aroused to a higher life. And that inspira-
tion, that fountain of social purifioation and
developmeat begins in the Home. There
is the source of all good influence as of all
happiness.•
by saving plates or tampers whenever they
are broken -in but two or three pieces. Pat
together with liquid glue It will dry in a
few houra, and ehen the ortiole (tan be 'salut-
ed. to suit any fanny. If it is gilded firat
and painted with a epray of room, is
handsonae enough for any room. A loop of
ribbon may be glued upon the baok. When
it is upon the wall it will hardly be distill-
guished from an expensive plaque. A glass
tumbler may be pointed for a flowe t vase.
.Paint in any color, shaded from dark to
light; while wet, mark all over it in waves
or lines to represent the crackle work so
fashionable jut now. Common bottlee of
any neat shape with large rnouths may be
painted pink dr blue, and finished with
small landscape, tor toilet bottles.
Pine uone Card Receiver.
Any lady who has access to the pine woods.
can secure the material for a dainty card
receiver. The cones can also be bought at
fauoy stores. Also get &wooden plaque and
decorate it with ribbon bows (scarlet, brown
and gold, foe instance), or paint a Nene frora
the pine woods on it. Bore four holes in
the middle of the plaque and also in the
base of the cone, and fasten the two seoure-
ly with narrow ribbon. Gild the tips of the
cone scales, and you have a thing of beauty
that will be a joy for a long time.
Laxative Foods.
Oraohed wheat, oatmeal and Indian meal
gruel, Graham bread, bran bread (three-
fourths flour, one-fourth bran) new potatoeo
green corn, turnips, mime, apple -sauce,
n cranberry sauce, rhubarb and gooseberries,
stewed prunes, honey, molasses candy, fresh
r fruits (oranges, apples, pears, peaches, plums,
n apricots), dried fruits (raisins, figs, prunes,
dates, tamarinds, dried apples, etc:), Wad
oil, porter, ale, cider, mineral water.
Seasonable Receipts.
COCOANUT SPONGE PUDDING -Stir togeth-
er two cupfuls of dry sponge cage crumbs
and two cupfuls of boiling milk. When
nearly mild, add the yolks of four eggs beat -
ten stiff, one cupful of grated ommanut, one
cupful of sugar, one teaspoonful of rose
water and one glass of sherry. Bake and
spread with the whites of four eggs beaten
stiff, tare tableopoonfuls of powdered sugar,
n 1 one -hall of a cupful of grated cocoanut, one
teaspoonful of lemon juice. Brown.
Moo a Ttrwrau Sotre.-Boil two calves'
t feet fled one neats' foot until very tender,
then cub them in pieces, put the bones with
e I some beef gravy or stook into two quarts of
water, a bunch of aweet herbs • two large
onions chopped email, the rind of one lemon,
one anchovy, and half a nutmeg grated;
boil this until it comes to three pints ; then
strain it off, and put the feet, with the
gravy, into a stew -pan ; add half a pint of
a medeira or sherry, twelve oysters; then
. simmer for an hour; season with cayenne
pepper, thicken if not sufficiently thick,
with a little batter rolled in flour; just be-
fore serving add the j aloe of one lemon.
How to Treat the Minister.
In a recent talk to laymen Biehop iincent
of the American Episcopal Methodist church
said some sensible, practical things, among
others thefollowing adviceastothe treatment
of the minister. "Brethren of thelaity," he
said, I beseech you to note a few things that
I now name, so you can remember them: 1.
Bo cautious: 2 Be just: 3. Be generous: 4
Be prudent. Under these heads this short
amplificetion : Be careful how you talk
about your minister. Oae of the worst
things a man eau do is to make adverse
criticism on his minister. The reputation
of a minister was as sacred in my tether's
house as was my mother's. Give your
minister a house-warming. Send your best,
most genial men to meet and welcome him
to your town. Pay him all you promise.
You owe it to him. You are dishoneat if
you do not pay every cent of a respectable
a lary. And remember a minister °linnet
live on the average salary of a business roan.
He has bills to pier, in order to make yaur
church stand in its proper rank, that you
cannot understand. Fix up your church;
make it clean and bright. Lt no grass
grow on the side walk. People will then
say as they pass by, 'This is a live0hurch.'
Do not disoourage 3 our minister in taking
the benevolent collections, but help him. It
is your duty. You promised to do so when
you joined the Church. Let every men,
woman, and child pay toward the support
of the prodding elder and pastor. I beg of
you, do not be satisfied with that religions
emotion that spends itself in singing and
crying. Support the vhurch 011 ite religous
aide. Go to prayer meeting; go to class -
meeting. Take part, if you only quote a
text or hymn. Tell them you want to help
or be helped. Go not becatute you feel like
it, but front principle. ,
Thimbles.
The thimble was originally called a thumb
bell by the English, because e'er° on the
thumb, then a thumble, and finally its pre-
sent name. /t was a Dutch invention. and
was first brought to England in 1605. Thinn
bles were formerly made only of iron and
brass, but in comparatively late years they
have been made of gold, sneer, Steel, horn,
Ivory and even gibes and pearl. In China
beautiful carved pearl thimbles are seen,
bound with gold and the end of gold. The
first thimble introduced into Siam was a
bridal gift from the king to the queen ; it is
shaped like a lotus bud, made of goli and
thickly studded With diamonds arranged to
spell the queen's name.
A Source of Beauty.
a lady oan paint 111 oxl, she hag a ileVer
foiling source from which to draw beetity
for her houtie. Plaque are haedy M tad,
but a dollar disappeare very Qtliekly in buy,
big them. A good substitute oan be Made
WINTER Pee Soon -Boil a pint of split
peas with a small bit of soda, until they are
quite soft and will pass through a sieve:
I put to them some beef, veal, or any good
broth in which you have boiled plenty of
•vegetables and onions, rah all through a
fine hair sieve, warm it up, season with
teaspoonful of essence of anchovy, half a
red herring, salt, cayenne, and a little dried
mint.
EGG SAME FOR SALT FISH, ET0.-..rE dl
five eggs ton minutes, when cold chop small,
put them in a saucepan, with a pint of melt-
ed butter and a little pepper and salt; stir
the sauce on the fire, and serve very hot.
Lmator MINOS Prn,- One cupful of boiled
starch, one ouptul of suffer, One cupful of
mole:less, one-half of a pint of chopped rais-
ins, one half of a cupful of sliced citron,
juice of two lemons and the grated rind of
one. . Bake in two crusts.
NEAPOLITAINES.-One pound of flour, one-
half of a pound each of powdered sugar and
butter, yolks of six eggs and one teaapoonful
of vanilla, Mix together, and if too skiff,
add a little milk. Leave in cold place one-
half hour. Roll thin, cut in any shape, and
bake. Ice, while warm, with boiled icing,
and almonda.
FRENCH TEA AND COFFEE. - A noted
French chef makes coffee by pouring boiling
water on the ground berries; after filtering,
GOLDEN GRAINS.
It takes all °dr learning to iXttilre things
Plaiing any one thing welt -even netting
stitches nod plaiting frills-puto a key
into one's band to the opening of some
otnor quite different secret and we oan never
know whet; may be to come out of the
meanest drudgery.
No life le so title as that one which culti-
vates itself far the good of ibe follow -men.
Saoh a man is Saved from etifi. ihneee and
conceit. He stands in a peoulier relation to
the work' of ideas end the world of action,
and is demended by both.
When you feel the fierce epirib rising, do
not speak until you can speak oalmlv, what-
ever may be the provocation. Words do lots
of mischief. Resolve, as God helps you, that
you will imitate our Sevier, who was always
gentle, end whoa he ve.is reviled, reviled 110
gain.
Sam Jones says many say there are two
roads, one to heaven and one to hell. I say
only one road. It leads from heaven to
hell. The only difference is the direction
you travel; if you are travelling to hell and
want to go to heaven, all you have to do is
to turn equarely around, renounce your dna.
and start to heaven. God is a good paymas-
ter and will keep His promisee, giving each
his due whether good or bad. He tells you
what to do and what He will do for you if you
obey Him, so don't be afraid to take Him
at His word or try to get possession of the
wages before the work is done. Have faith."
California.
Ask for tickets via the old established and
favorite Overland route comprising the
Chicago and North Western, and Union and
Southern Pacific R til ways. Two feet trains
leave Caioago daily with unrivalled accom•
modationa for first and second olasa pas-
sengers. Rates no higher than by other
lines. Baggage oheoked through. Full in-
formation' covering rates, etc., with time
tables andmaps given by J. H. MORLEY,
Canadian Patutenger Agent, 69 Yonge Sk,
Toronto, Out.
. To pommel who have taken a prejadioe,
every word is miaunderstood, every look
offends.
A GOOD LIGHT is indespensible to the
comfort of a family during the long winter
evenings. Poor coal oil is next thing to bad
bread. Housekeepers who cennot have gas
should use "Carbon Safety Oil." Sold by
dealers everywhere,
If you want to get cold facts oub of a
woman, contradict her and make her mad.
It fetches the truth every time, but usually
it isn't complimentary to you.
A ewe rer Drunkenness.;
The opium habit, deposmanla, the morphine habit,
nervous prostration caused by the use of Tobacco,
wakefulness mental depre nion,sof eninr pt the brain,
etc., premature old age, lost of vitality caused by
over exertion of the bmin, and lossof natural strength
from any cause whatever. Men -young, old or mid.
dle-aged-who are breken down from any of the
above causes, or any cause not ntioned above, send
your address and 10 cents in stamps for Lebon'e
Treatise, ie book terra, of Diseases of man. Books
sent sealed and secure from observation. Address M.
V. Lunn, 47 Wellington street East, Toronto, Ont.
In the United States the telephone is
used 595 times, the telegraph 136 times in
a minute.
Coff No More.
Watson's cough drops are the best in the
world for the throat and chest, for the voice
unequalled. See that the letters R. St T. W.
are stamped on each drop.
A. P. 425.
MTS1.27116:12410.113,1MPINGSISMILIIT.1.311113.617,..1012.1=SAMEMICIOCI
moN Ey:ToILOAN on Farms. Lowest Rates.
.No delay. Correspondence solicited.
E. W. D. BUTLER, Financial Agt.,
Established 1860. 72 King-st. E., Toronto.
ONTARIO VERERINARY COLLEGE - OVER
J five hundred students in successful practice;
fees fifty dollars per session: Beesion 1888.9 begins Oc-
tober 201h, Principal, Prof SMITH, V. S., Toronto.
AGENTS I UNEMPLOYED We handle only
standard specialties, of whioh no rtherfirm has
a right to sell in Canada. Write us. Tarbox Bros.,
Toronto, Ont.
TEE CSLEBRATED AMERICAN CORN POPPER, just the
thing for lcng winter evenings, candy pulls, pop corn
balls. By mail, post p,id, on receipt of 25 cents.
Address, C. W. DENNIS, 337 Yonge S.., Toronto,
the water is again boiled and again poured '
en the coffee; and finally a third time. He mina BORER INSPECTION and Insuir•
does not boil the coffee and water together, .1_ some company ot Canada,
nor put the ooffee in cold water and let it Consulting Eng4n4lens and Solicitors of Patents.
oome to a boil. To make good tea, he says, G. 0. ROBB Chief Eng sa Stacey-Treas.
Engineer. NI: ?As
you must pour boiling water on it and
throw it dilt immediately. Then pour one-
third of the boiling water required, put the
pot over a steaming apparatus and then add
another third, and finally the last third, re-
peating the steaming, in order to let it draw
without boiling.
Pane Rios PUDDING.-Soald two teble-
spoonfuls of rice to remove the earthy taste.
Add one quart of milk, a little salt, half a
teacupful of white sugar, one teaspoonful
vanilla, a small piece of butter out in bits
awl scattered on top. Bake in slow oven
two hours. Half an hour before it is done
pour over it half a teacupful of cold milk ;
this will make it oreamy.
• Not Low Enough for That.
Woman (to tramp, kindly) -How would
you like a pair of my husband's old shoes?
Yours seem to be dropping of your feet.
Tramp -I do need shoes ma'am ; what
sa
busineis your husband in 2
Woman -He's waiter at Delmonioe's.
Tramp (promptly) -No, ma'am; I would
look more genteel barefoot. I may be a
tramp, but I haye still some respect for my
personal appearances.
A Bad Break.
"1 made an awful bad break this morn-
ing," said the hotel man. ‘ A friend in the
country sent me a bag of chestnuts, and
what did I do but put them on the table for
dinner."
"Well, what was wrong about that ?"
"I had a minstrel company stopping with
me."
Imitation
Is sometimes called the Sineere form of fiat
tery. This may account for the number of
imitations of the original and ontir positive
corn oure-Putnam's Painless Corn Extrac-
tor. All such fail to timeless equal merit, so
When purchasing get the genuine "Put.
num's." Safe, sure, and painless. All
druggists.
The mausoleum of the Bmperer Fielder-
iok, of which the corner den° hat just been
laid at Potsdam, will be a reproduction
of the Sepulchre Ohurth at Jar:Is:dent
Virtimese-The preemie° of this faoulty,
when very large, la indicated by a lorige
broad (thin. Piot-them is eyrionyttioull with
wilfulneed, perseverance and stability.
ANADIA N BUSINESS UNIVERSITY,
Ii_iPublio Library Buildings,Toronto. Students from
British Columbia, California, Kansas, Illinoie, and
quite a number of other States and Proyinees, no%
10 attendanee. Write for Descriptive Circulars.
THOS. ZENGOUGH, CHAS, 11. BROOKS,
President. Sec's/ & Manager.
SAUSAGE Finest ainericsn Hog Casings.
iCmAnSoltr e:alti n -e Sorg gl Uri; eNe pesw,
Orders filled for any desired quantity. Write for
prices. • 'JAS. PAINE et 845.N,
41 to 47,Lassrtnos Menet St.:Toronto.
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a IT MAY HAVE ONE!!
Just send your name ancl address, and loc. for
postage, and receive by Mail a HANDSOME
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Aetonisheseveryone 1 Addresa,WhitanNoveltst
Co., Toronto, Ont. •
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Artificial LIMBS. For Mr
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Toronto, Ont
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REST VALUE IN THE DOMINION.
F. E DIXON &GO, MAKERS, 70 KIND ST. F, TORONTf
Send for Price Lists and Discounts.,
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MONEY.REDIFONCIF.It
FRANCO . CANAOIEN. CAPITAL, $5,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. OFFICE ONTARIO Div11001f,
WELLINGTON ST., TORONTO. TWO Company is pre-
pared to make advances on the security of Goon
PARE PROPERTY at lowest current rate ot to -
tercet, and on favorable terms. MORTGAGES
PURCHASED. For informatiouappls to the Local
Agents of the Company, or to
W LONG, Manager, Toronto, Ont.
Stained Glass
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILD/NOS,
MUUSLAND & SON,
76 King St, W., Toronto.
' Young Men
SUFFERING from the effeate of early evil habite, the
tosnit Ignorance arid folly, who find- themselves
weak, n0010116 end exhausted ; also Iiirente-knen ahd
OLD MEN, who are broken dowis from the effecte of
abuse or over -work, and in advanced life feel the
eonsequences of youthful excess, tend foe find tend
hi, V. tetboras Veneta on the Disearmeof Men. The
book Will be feint imaled to any arldreitS eh receipt Of
Wo 30. steams, Address
Lull011, Wellington 86. 12, T rode, On6.
Rattlesnakes as Food.
It was said of a strong political parVz in
that he would swallow rattlesnakes if party
interests demanded it. Ib is only man of
this sort who, without, protest, swallow the
large, old-fashioned pills. Sensible people,
requiring medicine to cleanse their systems,
vAriably use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Tutly are unrivaled in all derangements of
the liver, donna% and bowel.
In England the poorest working girl
would not carry a cotton umbrella. She
met have silk.
"A, Word to the Wise is Suffiaient."
Catarrh is not sitnely an inconvenience,
unpleasant to the sufferer and disgusting to
other -it io an advenoed outpost of ap-
proaching disease of worse type. Do not
negleot its warning; it brings deadly evile
in its train. Before it is too late, use Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It reaches the
seat of the ailment, and is the only thing
that will. You may dose yourself with
quack medicines 'till it is too late -'till the
streamlet becomea a rotation torrent, it is
the matured invention of a scientific) physis
clan. "A word to the wise is suffisient."
Braiding is the garniture par excetience%
No one can go amiss who decorates her gar-
ments with this trinuning, whether in fine
°horde or heavy appligne patterns.
Style.
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the hue of health, awl it will never go ea ot
style. Its shades and tint are various, but
all of them are exceedingly becoming. It is
perfectly astonishing what a change is being
daily wrought by Dr. PierceFeverite Pres-
cription in the looks of sickly women. Suf.
farers from any sort of "female weekness''
or irregularity, backache or nervous prostra-
tion should give it trial. All druggists.
FARMSFOR SALE or RENT. Am Bine,
01008 and PRICES. Some Special bargain.,
H. S. MITCHELL, DRAYTON, Orrr.
H. WILLIAMS & CO..1111 ROOFERS
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Roofing Felt, Slaters' Felt, Deafening Felt,
(larpet Paper, Building Paper, Roofing Pitch
. Coal Tar, Lake G
Office: 4 Adelaide St. East, Toronto
ST. PAUL.
MINNEAPOLIS
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RAILWAY. •
Comineacing on Saturday. Nov. 10th, there will be
a da•ly first -elan through train !service between St.
Pant and Botta, Mootana, oomprised of Draw-
ing emm, Sleeping Car, D y Coaches. Divine Car
aria ."t Colonbt Sleeper. Equipment new, modern
and aqua% .,- the beet.
Leaving e. Paul every morning, and running
direct'y throes, Butte. Tao only line with=
ont change undo ,only line via it? t. 13nrord,F1
Benton, Great Falls mid Helena.
For particulars, apply
F. L WHITNEY, J. M. HUOKINS,
Gan Pass & Tk't AO, Travel'g Pass Ag't
Sr. Peel!. 4 Pahner ROUSH Block, Toronto
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When Breadmaker's Yeast is the subject before us -
Alumna tried all the test,
So she knows it's the best, - [lightest,
'Cause her bread is the whitest, her buns are the
.And we eat all the ,aneakes she dare ret beforeus.
BUY THE BREADMAKER'S YEAST. PRICE 5 CENTS.
N a r %To us Debility.
DR, GRAY'S Specific has been need for the
fifteen years with great Guiana, in the treatment, o
Nervous Debility, and all diorama arising from es.
ceases, over-worked brain, less of vitality, ringing Is
the oars, palpitation, etc. For sale by all druggists
Price $t per box, or 6 boxes for 65, or will be sent ty
mall on receipt of pride. Pamphlet on appitaatiot
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THE LOVER,
THE BOWELS,
andthe KIDNEYS
This combined action, gives it won-
derful power to cure all diseases.
Why Are We Sick?
Because we allow the nerves to
remain weakened and irritated, and
these great organs to become clogged
or torpid, and poisonous humors are
therefore forced into the blood that
should be expelled naturally.
pAllirsf CELERY
COMPOUND
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CONSTIPAT/07. AIDNEY 001I -
PLAINTS. 811112A11Y DISEASES,
PErdAr,EwEAENEss,ntau
TISM, NEURALGIA, AND ALL
NERVOUS DISORDERS,
By quieting and strengthening the
nerves and causing free action of the
liver, bowels, and kidneys, and restor-
ing their power to throw off disease.
Why suffer Bilious Pains and Aches/
Why tormented with Piles, Con atipationl
Whs. frightened overDisorderedKidneyel
Why endure nervous or sick headaches!
Why have sleepless nights;
USe PAINE'S CRUM( COMPOUND and
rejoice in health. 11 is an entirely vegeta-
ble remedy, harmless in all Cases.
Sold by all Drunirts. Price Sz.00.
Six far $5.00.
WELLS. RICHARDSON di. CO., ProprIetom,
MONTREAL, P. Q.
CANADA PERMANENT
Loan 86 Savius Uompally
INCORPO RAM) 1855.
Head Office Toronto St, Toronto,
Rubric:rib Capital,
Paid Up Capitat
Total Assets
$ 4.800,000
0,550.000
30,0110,000
The enlarged eap.ltal and resourees of this Company,
together with the increased faoilities L has recently
acquired for eupplying land owners with oheap money,
enable the Directere to meet with promptness and at
the lowest current rate of interest all requirements
tor loans upon satisfactory real estate security.
Application may bo made to either of the Com.
pany's local Aopraisere, or ti
J. HERB 111Ai0N MmapegDirector, Toronto.
STANDARD CHOPPING MILLS.
USES BEST FRENCH BURR
MILLSTONES
Lim, 801%.180 %Tr
PLATtEAS IN 111014M1)L5
CiANALD 0*.-eeavort4se of
steaviRtnas, eallIntr weekly iiotween Montreal
and Liverpool. Selena tickets, Montreal to Liverpool..
Silo, 00 and VA Return tIcilreta, 90, ORO aad $110
awending to eteatrier awl accommodation, later.
Meniete, Ole ; Round rip tiokete, 400. Steerage, 420;
siseat trip tickets, IP ir turther .particolare and
4ecnre' birth 1, apply to Er. lktURR AY, Gonave,.
Maileger, 1 Custom Heim Square, Montreal, or 10 the
I oi!al Aeeete In t'oe differene T )M111 eel 015158.
H P. DAVIES
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. 81.1173,SM/1' to ULIAS. RoBINSON & GO.
BUDGE & COLUMBIA BICYCLES,.
Bove' VelOCIpries, Slizetrd Tohoggana, ShoWshoett
Eto., at reduoed pr des. PO thane, Jerseye,atip-
plied to clubs at spuolai discount,.
i KJ '70 RITZ) siezatves AT RSOCIOND PRICES
12 CHURCH ST., TORONTO.
Merchants, Butchers,
and Traders generally,
We want a GOOD MAN in your locality to pick up
CALF SKINS
For us. flash Furnished on satisfactory guaranty
Addresa
de Ea. efe.GrEi,
Buz Perot, Vermont, U. 8..
Allan Line Royal -Nail Steamship
Sailing riming whiter frost Portland every Thursday
%ad Halifax everrilsturdav to Liverpoel, and in sum
!aer from Quebec) every Saturday toIlverpooLoallhis
at Londonderry to land matte and passengers fat
Scotland and Ireland; ale° from Baltimore, via Ma
fax and St. John's, lc, F., to Liverpool 'fortnightly
during eummer menthe, 'The steamers of tlie Celeite•
geW sluaa Sail during winter to and from Haas's
Portland, Boston and Philalelphita and during Burr
mer between falifegow atid Montreal weekly; Ole
gow and Boston weekly, and Glaegow and Platted°
phia fortnightly.
For freight, passage or other information apply
A. Schumacher a Co., Baltimore ; S. Odnerd Cc
Halifax ; Shea is 01., St. John's, NftL, Wax. Thom.
eon& Co., St. John, N. B.; Allen is Co., Olden(
Love0 Alden, New York; H. Boruller, Torontf
Altana, Rae 00., Qu ; Runkle, Pleibede
phia ; A. Allen Portland, Boston, Montreal.
"The Racer'
Thin Back, Lance -Tooth, Cross -Cut Saw
STONESWILL
LAST A
LIES/IME
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4'1,8
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%apns
ri • E.W. Gc.t-BRARTFOP.D, CANADA
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THE GREAT
STRENGTH GIVER
,tvi,..AlwRoiaFRETmdiTIENF'sGOI c064140
puTRITIOUSOEVERAGE
A-PowEsn.li.
iNvi,s0f/A•79s
The Maple Leaf Racer and Lance Cross -Cat saws
aro new sold in all p .rts ef the weed. The quality
of these saws is unequaled. Taeir excellence is
wholly due to their s apsrior temper, the p100858 01
whicheis kept a pr ef and secret by Slimly& Theerich,
the nazaufacturers of these saws. One of the best
evideneee of their superior quality is that other saw
manufacturers pat on tne mArket nee° se ao imitation
of these s .ws as they are able to produce, alai repre-
sent it to be as grid au the M Lisle Leaf MM. They
run their saw upon one name until the p ublio become
familiar with its inferior quality, then they change
the name, in order to humbug the public another
sra•on, all of which is the very beet evidence of the
superior quality of the Maple Leaf saw, as it is not
the eastern to conaterhis a poor article. These
mount rfeits are sold far a much lower price than tne
lItple Leaf saw can be bnught for : the dealer, of
o wee, endeavors- to sell them at nearly- the Same
price., thereby realizing a larger peak. And some of
the more unprincipled dealers, in order to sell the
counterfeit SAW, Will till untruths of various kinds
regarding the quality of both the genuine and the
counterfeit. Good goods are always °neap ; poor
goods are dear at any price. A saw, like a knife,
will not cutlfast unless it will bold a keea cutting
edge. Prime $1.00 per foot. Manufactured only by
SHUR! & DIETRICH)
SAW MANUFACTURERS,
itOnAll..1CAR30,
BEST FOR FAMILY USE,
CARBON AFETY OIL
ASK DEALERS FOR It
Wholesale Depots :
ONTARIO -Taimyr +, 20 Front Street 12181.
OTTAWA, 28 lparkitreot.
s; BELLEVILLE, L W. Yeomans 8c Co.
eunen0-ssiotainate10 O.Wa agh.
.314RITIME nnovniOnS-Sr. JOHNS, Jos. Bullock
et Sens.
MANITOBA and N. W.T.-B &expos, W.Johnston&Ro
Sufi Rogers & Co.; Toronto; Canada.
Exh.austed Vitality.
Recovery from this distreesicig condition is often sought by having recourse
to tonics or meclicinel treatment which only eerves to agg avate the trou les.
The system DIThIeNDS eitiTitiTtow that can be easily digeSted and thoroughly
sedmilated by the weakest stcmach.
Johnston's Fluid Beef
Supplies THIS DEMAND nneetTsE a perfect food and contains all the material
necessary for renewing the tissues wasted by disease. It readily puma into the
circulation and produces lima mu. cle and nerve.
THE GREAT STRENGTH GIVER.
't.1)4,ll5Ve ,l•r""1.`1,,fiq
Capital and Funds now over $3,000,000..
READ OFFIICE, . - 15 TORONT 4* ST., TORONTO.
A Monte Conapany, Established October 1871.
To this Dote, Ocitober 31, 1887, there has been returned:
To tho heirs of Polley holders (death -claims) ....$140,249 Oo
To the holders of matured Endowment Pefielee 20,492 68
To Polioy-holders On eurrender ot Pollefee A 98,650 00
To Polloy-holders for Cash profits (including those allocated and being 01W,- 432,544 02
To holden at Annuity Bonds. .. Mae 84
82,264-98
Looted to Polloy-holdere On the Security of tholr role:stet
81,806,174 47
Policies in Porce over 10,000. Anionnt over$15,60U,000
PRES/DENT-Hon. Sin W. P. Hovrtenos C,B.,
VICE-PRESIDENTSW'
- get/OTT, ESQ.; ttsWARD HOOPER, ESQ.
3. IL MACDONALD, Managilig Mirector,
Policies Nontorteltsble after 2 Years And Indefeaelble after 8 yeere,
RELY ON HOP ITTERS.
A WONDERFUL NERVE 'TONIC. A Medicine, not a Drink. Cure All Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels,
Bleed, LIVery Kidneys, Urinary Organs, Nervousness, SleepleStness, Female Complaints, DRUNKENESS,
It may Save Your Life, WW1 ,000 Reward paid for a case they Will not cure.