HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-1-17, Page 3HOUSEHOLD rotely trimmed, ehould be folded, everY fold
and plait in place carefully pinned up in a
sturge towel ond laid in a drawer this is
Failures as %VW, !very important in order to keep dreeeee
me conoanoyauoreaseng conviction ehano, or if preferred to hang them, JAIN
that, efter tbe marriage vowa are taken. two- 1°°Ve ehould bo 8°978°1 on the 13neh of the
thirds of the Power neoeetiary to the creation. 012°nIder, by whieh they ineY bang,
of an enduringly happy home fles with the Cloalte, after being'brushed, may be laid
Fife. It: therefore followa that two-thirds in a long drawer, or hung by a loop in the
of the fault is hers where the home becomes back of the neck, Shea/vie 'should be °are-
a failure, fully folded in the original cremes wrapped
I know Oda etetement wUl nger and in a peper pr a uare oloth, before laying
antagoniee my owa sex to an alarming ex- Way in a drawer, Glevee ehoillcl be pulled
tent, bat it is my honest belief and muet be out lengthwise, folded in thin paper and
expreesed, I la#3,g my Aster women to read laicl in a small box kept for the purpese ;
thie article to the end before they condemn lactee should be smoothed out and placed
where thoY will liertt clean and fresh Voile,
ribbons, sashes, silk henclkerchiefs and silk
stockings will keep in good condition much
longer if folded in proper }live and laid
under a weight.
Shoes, if thrown around in the dust, will
not laet as long or look as well as when
stretched out of the wrinkles, well brindled
and put carefully away. Bonnets and hats
are more easily veiled by want of care than
almost any artiole of dress. They should
not, therefore, be Allowed to lie about on
tablee or in dusty places tutprotected, but
as soon ea taken form the head Should be
brushed, the trimmings and feathers straigh-
tened and laid in boxes.
THE CAUSES OF FAILURE.
I would classify the failures of wives in
their &sty as follows:
First. Talsoee who leek liberality of mind.
Second. Those who complain and find fault.
Third. Theme who are aelftshly wastefui
and extravagant. Fourth. Those who are
petty tyrants and "naggers." Fifth. Those
who lack tact, a
Now, if a Wife has love, patience, good
temper, beauty and accomplishments, yet
any one of thee° live faults above mentioned
may serve to ruin her home and make he
husband "wish he were single again." A
wife's love should be as liberal as the love
of God, She ehould study the daily habits
of her lover before she marries him, and then
the should allcw his life to run as nearly as
it is possible in those old ohannele of plea-
sure without trespassing upon the honor or
purity �f the new relation. ,
I know a woman who always sits up until
her husband's return at night when he goes
to the club, He was fond of a skilful game
of cards, and he hoe never been known to
return home intoxicated. There is nothing
for her to fear or condemn in his occasional
visits to the club, but she destroys all his
pleasure by "waiting up" for him, and if
he Stays late he finds her with a eilent,
but accusing, face at the door, and in the
morning she complains of a headaohe and
looks at him with the eyes of a martyr.
She has destroyed his enjoyment in his
old pleasure and given him no &Unman
side of herself at home to lead him to aban-
don it.
It is foolish to expect a husband, who has
entire access to his wiled sociecy, to make
the same sacrifices to be with her for an
evening that the lover makes, who is only
admitted to the loved one a presence for an
hour. It is no indication of any lessening
of love if he sometimes goes out and leaves
her at home. A jewel may be very precious
to us, even if we do not alwaye wish to wear
it in eight and gaze upon ite brilliancy.
Some women seem to marry with the
idea that "wife" means." interferer." They
set themselves to Work at once to revolution-
ize the man's whole life, and demand atten-
tions which, if they exercised a little gentle
patience, would be gladly given.
woman who saves up her household
woessies and her bodily pains and aches to
entertain a husbamd with on his return
home'drives a sure nail in the coffin of con-
' jugalh*piness.
Ryon are ill enough to need specially
considerate treatment or attention tell
your husband, and he will bestow lb alinest
invaeiably, for men are, as a rule, very
I
ifiderhearted and sympathetic toward a
omen's suffering ; but the complaints that
- ailia talked of every hour in the clay cease
to excite any sympathy, and only Serve to
weary and annoy the listener.
6 The Model Housewife.
She kept her house with neatest care,
No fleck of dirt was hidden there.
Each day she walked the self -same route,
And kept its corners well swept out.
Her carpets, all, were in the shade,
For fear their colors bright would fade.
Dirt, she thought, was aeinortal orime,
a. And so she fought it all the time.
On tiles she daily made a raid,
- Till none her household dared invade.
What mice with her bried to contend
Soon came to an untimely end.
Her eyes contracted in a squint,
She looked eo much for dust and lint.
Her husband's life was full of woes,
For she almost brushed him out of his
olothes.
When at rest in his easy chair,
Lo and behold! his wife was there,
Armed with the dust -brush and the pan,
To sweep up ,round "that careless man.'
No daughters fair or sturdy boys
Disturbed her home with Mirthful noise.
She scarce found time to dine or sup;
How could she stop to bring them up?
Thus was she thro' the walks of life
Wedded to dirt, and a faithful wife.
When at last, Death's angel came
Into her home and 'called her name,
He found her in the northwestroom.
Still wielding hor beloved broom !
He told her that her time was nigh,
That she must now prepare to die.
She gravely answered with a frown:
4i dust let me sweep that cobweb down."
Her apron strings she then untied,
And calmly laid her down and died;
But whispered with the last breath given
"I—hope—there—is--no—dirt--in—hea•
van."
Some Serious Mistakes,
It is a mistake to labour when you are not
in a fit condition to do Flo. To think that
the more a person eats :the healthier and
stronger he will beoome. To go to bed at
midnight and rise at daybreak, and imagine
that every hour taken from sleep is an hour
gained. To imagine that if a little work or
exercise is good, violent or prolonged exer-
cise is better. To conclude that the smallest into the soup to give it the taste of oysters.
room in the house is forge enough to sleep Pat in oleo a part a the salsify pressed
in. To eat aii if you only had a minute to through a colander to thicken the soup.
finish your meal in, or to eat veithout an ap. FISH BALLS..—TO one cupful of dry cod -
petite, or continue after it hes been satisfied. fieh picked fine, add three cupfuls of pota-
merely to satisfy the taste. To believe that ,toes, peeled and,otab in thick slices ; cook all
ehildreft can do as mileh work as grown nee. together, putting the fish on top of the pd.
ple, and that the more hours they 'study the tatoes, • 'When the potatoes are done, dram
mere they learn. To imagine that whatever and mash the fish and potato together,
remedy 'otsueee one to feel hnlned$otolY f'et' alwaye being careful to remove any bone
ter (ao alcoholic stimulants) i good tor the sehfoh may be in the fish; add two table.
System, without regard to the after.effeots, opoonfuis 4,;,f mine, a small oat spoonful of
at
To take off your proper clothing oa sea- white pepper and one tablespoonful of but.
sen because you have become heated. ter; mix thoroughly, and when cool add one
• •—• well beaten egg. They are very good with -
Take Case of Your Clothes. out the egg but are rather more creamy
Clothes which are well cored for will last with it,
twice as long ad theme carelessly treated, and .
lS
Ow
With 4 liberal expenditure of time and a itn Ligntrung,
lit
truo
He tlisplay a taste can be remodelled and Neatly desoribee the position of a hard or
mittleto do duty for a long time. Eternal soft corn when Putnam Painless Corn Ex -
vigilance is the price of success for poor tractor is applied. It dote its work so
people in dressing well, and it should be ex.. quickly and without pain that it seems
(Veined, as nothing pays better. Gartnents magioal in salon. 'try it. Iteoellect the
can be injured as much by carelees handling name—,Putnain's Painless Corn Extraotor.
when not worn as when in use. Dresses Sold by ell druggists and dealers everywhere.
thrown across a chair or hung in a crowded
Wardrobe under other heavy articles will Dr. Tanner, the excitable member for
he ererisei and injured. Locos, gloves and Cork, got himself suspended by the House
ribbone tossed into a drawer with other or- of Caturnone least night by calling Secretary'
tidos will not appear fresh and neat when Baifour a coward and a liAr,
worn. Mr. Rider flaggards's frieede complain
, his an caecneut rule to carefully pub that white he received only $250 for the
away every article of apparel at3 soon as origirial edition of 'Xing Salontertli Mirtes "
taken off, Dresses should be shekels and the pliblishere have made $60,600 (nit a the
well brushed, and 11 handsomely and than). book.
Danger in Being too Smut.
It is all very well for the Canadian girl to
Ise smart, but she wears herself out at it. It
is the faelsion of her country. She knows
too much: There le no particular necessity
for any girl to be witty orsubtle or clever.
She had much better, for her own sake be
stupid and happy. If she has a clear :kin
and good teeth she has all that is required.
Feminine youth and purity have always
ranked high as the most beautiful things on
earth, and are nowise lessening in popnivity.
Besides, stupid girls always have good fig-
ures. Their blood is not incessantly dancing
to the brain, and the arteries have time to
make curves and dimples in the proper
places. And when it comes to wasting
twenty or thirty years under a tombstone,
which might be most agreeably epassed in
dinner parties, the value of stupidity is not
to be gainsaid.
Fisk:Chowder in Verse.
Put in the pork, let it brown to a crisp,
Take out the pieces and lay on a dish.
Take the heart of an onion, potatoes and
fish,
Now cover with water—makes a good dish.
Let it boil without stirring twenty minutes
or 'more,
With pulverized crackers now in the milk
pour,
Season it carefully, not forgetting the but-
ter,
As it goes to the table hot,
Sit down to supper. •
The 1413fs Sleep.
A healthy infant ought to sleep twenty
hours out of the twenty-four, during its first
month, which it will do without rocking, and
11 10 a great pity it should be taught any-
thing different, It is foolish to teach a ohild
to expect you to work at the cradle when it
gees to sleep ; it occupies time and does the
child no 'good. Duringthe first few weeks
of baby's existence it will fall asleep imine
diately after having the breast. The next-
habi, is even worse, th -13 is, teaching it to
compel you to walk about with it till it
chooses to fall asleep, and then to pnt it to
bed wiehoue awakening it, which you may
try to do five or six times without succeed-
ing, then each time you have to begin your
walk again. Begin as you intend to go on.
Lay it down awake, and. if Nantre requires
it, sleep will come, and, if not, no rocking
can force it; but this must be taught from
the very beginning.--EThe Family Doctor.
Choioe Recipes.
SUGAR COOKIES WITI1017T EGGS.—011e cup.
le of butter, two cupfuls Of sugar, one oup-
of sour milk, one teaspoonful of soda, stake
and flour to roll thin.
SUGAR COOMBS WITH EGGS. —One coffee-
oupf ul of sugar, one-half of a coffee cup
ful of butter, one-half of a coffee cupful
of sour cream two eggs, one-half of &
teaspoonful of sola and flour to roll. Dust
them well with sugar' be 'ore baking and
roll thin.
GENERAL H.ARRISON'S SALAD DRESSING.—
For each person four.teaspoonfuls of oil, and
a little more, one and one-half of vinegar, a
salt spoonful of salt one of black pepor,
two of =stand, and a pinch of red peper.
The ry materials mix lir- t, then put in
the oil and least he vinegar ; add a shred of
garlic and a pinch of • elery salt."
'
BROWNED SWEET POTATOES. for
half an hour six potatoes of medium size.
Oa taking them from the water pare them.
Now out them in two; lengthwise'and lay
them in the pan under the beef. Season
them with salt and let them cook for half
an hour. Serve in a hot dish.
Or the potatoes may be boiled for three-
quarterof an hour; parted and split; then
laid in a baking -pan, seasoned with salt,
and finally spread with soft batter. It will
take two teblespoonfula of butter for mix
potatoes. Bake in allot oven for twenty
minute's or half an hour.
VEGETABLE OYSTER Sour.—Wash and
serape about a quart of salsify, put it to boil
immediately in boiling in
without salt.
Keep closely covered m a large quart of
water. This will boil away, then at the last
add a pint of 'milk or cream. lf milk is used
put in a teaspoonful. of butter rolled smooth
in a little flour. Pepper and gait to taste.
Then take a piece of codfish the size of your
hand, freshen it in, cold water and pound
very fine with a potato pounder, Stir this
LITERARY' AND ART.
The Parisi trourstos/ des Debats wilt corn-
plete its one hundredth year on thet29b13. of
August next.
Mr. Charters Dndley Warner hes been,
vitiated Chairman of the Art Commiesion of
�nticut.
ou
A Boston art loiter has established a trayvailing scholyship in connection with the
museum of Fine Arts in- that city. The
benefit to the successful applioant will be
8600 a year, conditioned on his being a re-
aident of New agland, dependent on his
own exertions and less than thirty y ears of
'The ‘, New York Graphic ", hpfli pissed
into the bands .of Mr. Henri, L. Stoddard
who represents a syndicate. of Republica,
Mr. Stoddard was for years the New York
correspondent ef the phpadelphia "Press,'
and since Ise resigned that ridden has done
much work of the first clam for a number of
the most prominent newspapers of the coun-
try.
The Magazine of Poetry, a new monthly
to be devoted exclustvely to poetry and the
study of poetry, will make its appearance
in January. Among the poets to be disown-
ed in early numbers are Mr. Stedman, Mrs.
Louise Chandler Moulton, T. B. Aldrich,
Mr. Stoddard, Lowell, Iolmes,• Whittier,
Boyle O'Reilly, Edgar Fawcett, and Edith
Thomas.
"21e Pearl Diver," a etatue modeled in
Rome about 1857 by 1-)eul Akers, has been
bought by publio subscription for the City
of Portland, Me. For the last 30 years it
has been ia Buffalo. Thirty gentlemen of
Portland subscribed $100 each, and the
owner, Mrs. Elizabeth Akere-Alleri, agreed
to waive ,the additional sum above $3,000
whioh the statue is said to be worth. Paul
..tikeis died in 1861.
Jean Mangold, the poet of Alone, who
basjust died al Colmar at the age of seventy-
two years was equally famous as a manu-
facturer of pates de foes grecs and as a com.
poser, in ,the Colinaaitui dialed of verses,
satires comedies which found their watin-
to every hamlet. Hie vaudeville, "La Triple
Noce dans la Vallee des Betels," with music
by Weckestin, counted its runs at 'Colmar
and Strasburg by the hundred nights.1
The star of rare. Barrett Brovening seems
curiously in the ascendant just now. It
will be noticed in the figures of Messrs. 1
Routtedge'e sale that among the vol-
umes in their Pocket Library Mr.
Brovening'e " Poems " has sold second
best of all. During the past twd years
Messrs. Routledge have sold 14,250
copies. This total would be very I:mark-
et:lie of itself; but it becomes still more so
when ib is remembered that Messrs. Smith
& Elder have also been selling a similar, bat
authorized edition. Even if this latter sale
has not been larger than Meagre. Routledge's
we arrive at a total issue during twe
years of 18,500 copies—or nearly 10,000 a
year—a very remarkable record, surely, for
any volume of verse whatever. Nor is this
the only evidence of the appreciation of
Mrs. Browning in these days. At the Col-
lege of France the other day M. Guillaume
Guizot began a course of lectures on the
work of the English poetess in general and
of her "Aurora Leigh" in particular. One
has only to remember how very patriotic
and 'protectionist thearange of French cul-
ture is to understand how significant is this
recognition. —[Pall Mall Gazette.
WAS IT A TUDGMENT
A Son Beats Ills ,Mother Almost to Death
and then Becomes Paralyzed.
A warrant was issued in Montreal the
other day for the arrest of a young man
nomed Higgins, of Cote St. Paul, charged
with beatirg his aged mother with a flat-
iron. The document was exeouted and the
prisoner appeared next morning before the
police magistrate. The accused also pre-
sented a ghastly sight, his head and neck
being terribly battered, and he was scarcely
able to stand up while the charge was being
read to him, When, however, Higgins was
remanded and taken to his cell he fell
heavily to the floor, and when the doctor
was broaght he remarked that the poor
fellow had been attacked by paralysis and
that he was Halite to die at any moment.
He was taken at once to the Norte Dame
Hospital, and died a few hours after admis-
sion to that institution. The mother of the
unfortunate man is irreconcilable over the
sad death of her son.
LIGHT, SAFETY AND ECONOMY are matters
of very great importance to every household.
The use of inferior grades of coal oil shows
a disregard of ali three of these. The care-
ful housekeeper should use only Rogers' Car-
bon Safety Oil. Sold by dealers everywhere.
Interesting sketches of the leading men
arid principal business places of the thriving
town of Napanoe as well as much other good
matter, appeared in the Christmas number
of the Napanee Express.
Goff No More.
Watson's cough drops are the best in the
world ler the throat and chest, for the voice
unequalled. See that the letters,R. & T. W.
are stamped on each drop.
A painting by Sassoferrato in the Church
of S. Pietro del Casineni at.Perugia has been
stolen. It is a very fine copy of a picture by
Raphael.
Consumption Surely Cured.
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Wale Whitnian was a compositor. So
were David R. Locke, Joaquin Miller, Bret
Harte, Mark Twain, William D. Howells
and Joel Chandler Harris.
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One Foot in the Crave.".
How often do we hear the a).nive said of
some poor pilgrim o'er life's thorny path,
whose tottering ittep, palIid faoe, unnatural
glitter of the eye and hacking cough, and
118 Acoompanying involuntary pressure of
the nand over the lunge, the Beet ef the
dread disease—consumption —that causes the
remark? Too frequently, alas I and in the
interests of won unfortunates this is penned,
to assure them that their steps need tend no
longer toward that narrow !receptaele that
awaits all—that is, untillife's allotted space
is covered—from any Email cause, for the
scientific researches ofDr, R. V. Pierce, re-
sulting in the "Golden Medical Discovery,"
have wrested from Nature a remedy which
never fails to cure this scourge of our race
(which is really nothing more nor loss than
Scrofula of the Lunge), it taken in time.
Druggists sell it.
Mr. Froud's Wok on Australia has given
birth to a new word in the Afisembly House
at Melbourne. It is " Froudaoity.
For Ladies Only.
Lediee—why is it, that when your husband
or your children are ill, yon consult the best
phsrsioian at once, care for them &goodnight,
wear yourself out withitleepless watching,
and never begrudge the heaviest doctor's bill,
if only the near ones are restored to health;
while day after day, week after week, you
endure that dull pain in your back—that ter-
rible "dragging -down" sensation—and do
absolutely nothing to effect a euro? In a few
years you will be,,a helpless invalid, and soon
your brokenhearted husband and motherless
children will follow you to the grave. Per-
haps delicacy prevents you consulting a phy-
sician—but even this is not necessary. Poor
sufferer, tell your husbandhow miserably
you feel—perhape you never did—and ask
him to stop to -night and get you a bottle of
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Persoription. It has
cured thousands of women suffering from
weaknesses .ued complaints peculiar to your
sex.
Austrian and Italian peasants are flocking
to Brazil in large numbers.
Dia Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures when
every, other so-called remedy fails.
A Western fakir is selling an adjustable
engagement ring that ban be made to fit
any finger. This is something that young
men have been wanting for a long time.
A Care tor Drunkenness.;
The opium habit, deposmania, the morphine habit,
nervous prostration caused by the nee of Tobacco
wakefulnese.mental depression, softening of the brain,
etc., premature old age, loss of vitality caused by
over exertion of the brain, and lossof natural strength
from any cause whatever. Men—young, old or mid.
dle-aged—who are broken down from any of the
above causes, or any cause not mentioned above, send
your address and 10 cents in stamps for Lubon's
Treatise, in book form, of Diseases of man. Books
sent sealed and secure from obseryation, Address M.
V. LIIBON, 47 We lington street East, Toronto, Ont.
Lord Wolseley is seriously ill.
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success, use only the DIAMOND
DYES for coloring Dresses, Stock-
ings, Yarns, Carpets), Feathers,
Ribbons, &c„ &c. We warrant
them to color more goods, pack.
age for package, than any other
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Ask
for the Diamonetand takt no other.
A Dress Dyed FOR
A Coat Colored
Garments Renewed
CENTS.
A Child can use them!
DrogOsts and Merchants, Dye Book tree.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO,
r..
mRAPPERS. HUNTERS and Collectors of Baw
Furs • Don't sell your Furs until you write to
A. G. RAYMOND,85 Dundee Street.„London, Ont.,
for list of prices paid by him for all kinds of Raw
Ski,. a.
LADIES' Dress and Mantle Cutting by
new and improved
TAILORS' SQUARE
Satisfaction guaranteed to teach ladies Ma
full art of cutting all garments worn by
ladies and children. PROF'. SMITH, 840i
Queen St. W., Toronto, Agents Wanted.
Brown Engines
•'IRON AND STEL BOILERS ANY SIZE.
TORONTO ENGINE WORKS,
PRINCESS AND FRONT STS.
J. Perkins Co, - Toronto,
P. DAVIES/
s Successor to CHAS. ROBINSON" & CO,
BUDCE & COLUMBIA BICYCLES,
Boys' Velocipedes, Blizzard Toboggans, Showshoes
Etc., at reduced peces. Ito tballs, Jerseys, sup.
plied to mime at special discounts.
SECOND HAND MACHINES AT REDUCED PRICE:
22 CHIJRCH ST., TORONTO.
We are children mho cheerfullyjoin in the thorns
When Breadmaker's Yeast u the subject before us—
Mamma tried all the rest,
So she knows it's the best,17igrhtes
' Caere her bread is the whitest, der buns are tr
And we eat all the fiancakes she dare set beforeus.
BUY THE BREADMAKER'S YEAST. PRICE 5 CENTS
LADIES, LOOK:
BERLIN WOOLS all colors Sc per oz.'
QHETLAND AND ANDALUSIAN WOOLS, So per
fa oz. ; Saxony Wool, all colors, De per skein ;
Ice Wocl, beat quality, 100 per ball ; Embroidery
Silk, every shade, 10c dozen skeins;.Arrasene, all
colors, 80c dozen skeins ; Filoselle, best quality, 480
and 85c dozen skeins : Macrame Cord, 15 colors, 100
ball; Felt, extra quality, 2 yards wide, 01,00 per
yard; Woolen Java Canvas, all colors, 45c ard ;
Always on hand newest materials for fancy work, at
lowest prices. Letter orders hove prompt and care-
ful attention. Goods can be sent to any part
Canada by post. Write forprioe list. A trial solicit-
ed. HENRY DAVIS ; Importer, 282 Yonge Strew,
Toronto. Please mention this paper,
DELtiYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Don't wait lentil you are burnt out or robbed.
Buy a Safe now and sleep easv, and be euro and get
primate, etc., of the new New Champion Safe.
S. S. KIMBALL,
577 Craig St., P. 0, Box 945, MONTREAL, P. Q
PPJVTO LOAN
411jit
13All 4RODER as pilot
Aafativt.Ou'Re cf,WMTARTM..r
P,40MI.;.,t,t+0 Sop
EL.4.6g1.N6 EAT n4,orn
cTst..srsokstir,esiissr. /We Si,'S.r.vt
Stained Glass
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
NNAUSLAND & SON
76 Ring St. W. Toronto.
EMEMILF F0NC11511
'FRANCO • CANAGIEN. CAPITAL, 85,000,000?
HEAD °MIMS, -111oNTREAL. Orront ONTARIO DWI8I011,
PrrEGOT:2:-„dizzr FJ°1119rirriY0fieGrOr:II
.c ARM PROPERTY at lowest enrrenaellr..to ot
Itt MT:CZ f a vgiVillief oftrantlieOnaptrUtteAt2
Agents of the Company, or to
W E. LONG Manager, Toronto, Ont.
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamshifs
Sailing during winter from Portland every Tburseay
and Halifax everySaturday to Liverpool, and In sum-
mer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool,calIng
at Londonderry to land mails and passengers ior
Scotland and Ireland; also from Baltimore, via Hill,
fax and St. John's, N.P., to Liverpool forthightly
during summer menthe, The daemon; of the alas,
golv Itnee sail during winter to and from rialenx,
Portland, Boston and. Philadelphia And duringotm-
met between ellugow and Montreal weekly' Glee,
gow and Boston Weekly, and Glasgow and Philad el- I
phia fortnightly.
For freight, passage or other Information apply to
A. Sohumaoher & Co. Baltimore ; S. Ounard (0.,
Bailtax; Shea & ao.,`811. John'el, Nfld., Wm, Theron.
soh d; Co., St. John, N. B.; Allen 4 Co., 011ie earn
Love le Alden, New York lloruller, Tore nto ;
Aliens, Rao 4 Co., Quebec; Wm. Brookie, Philo del
phia ; II. A. Allen Portland Bolton Montreal.
arm Loans
CREDIT FORCIER FRANCC-CANEDIEN.
CAPITAL, - - 5$,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE, - MONTREAL.
OFFICE ONTARIO DIVISION:
WELLINGTON STREET, TORONTO.
This Company lends on good farm property at low-
est current rate of interest and on favorable terms
For information apply to local sg.nts, or to
W. E. LONG, Manager, I °route.
CANADA PERMANENT
Loan&Savings Company
INCORPORATED 1855.
Head Oise Toronto St., Toronto:
ennserin.a capital, $ 4. Se 0,0011
Paid Ey Capital 2,5110,00*
Totat Assets . 10.0e0,0110
The enlarged capital and resources of this Company,
together with the increased facilities b has recent4
acquired for supplying land owners with clasa.p money, ,
enable the Directors to meet with promptness and at
the lowest current rate of interest all requirements
for loans upon satisfactory real estate security.
Application may be made to either of the Com.
parry's local Appraisers, or ta
J. HERBERT MASON Manaregnirector. Toronto,
PURITY' AND STRENGT11 COMBINED IN THE
EMPIRE
BAKING
P W DER
Manufactured by
E11i Koiffloy - Toronto,
E
NTS
When I say Crum I do not mean merely tc1
stop them for a time, and then have them re-
turn again. I MEAN A RADICAL CURE.
I have made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS
.A. life long study. I WARRANT my remedy to
OuRE the worst cases. Because others have
failed is no reasonfor notnowreceivinga cure.
Send at once for a treatise and a FREE BOTTLE
of my INFALLIBLE BELLBOY. Give Express
and l'ost Office. It costs yoti nothing for a
trial, and it will cure you. Address
R. G. BOOT, PLO., 164 West Adelaide St. ,
TORONTO, ONT.
ENSISMINSIMINEINIONEMEMEMEMEI
WANTED.
EVERY
MUSIC TEACHER
in Canada to send for
OUT
SPECIAL CATALOGUER
cf Sheet Muni° andkfustes
Books,
WE SELL ClIrAPEFt
than any other house its
tthe trade. Maaaradur.
er of Bar d insa umente
and Dealers in all kinds
ot Musical Merchandise.
WHALEY, ROYCE& CD.,
288 Yonge St.
TORONTO.
STANDARD CHOPPING MILLS..
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SS war ,000 Reward paid fOe a case they will not el.40