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Exeter Times, 1899-10-12, Page 7BLOODY WARS ; Treat nave Gad Their littse Front the Moat Trilling. Causes. ' Great were, pregnant with blood- ehed and all the horrors [warning 'thereto, have very often been the out, oome of trifling incidents, Whiehmight had they been treated preperly, have been ene.00thed over and the slaughter averted. More often was this the cape in ear - ilex times than it is now. Everyone knows that William' the Conquermelost his life in France through his horse treading on a red-hot cinder wink he was superinteiading the burning of Mantes but few people know the feet which gave rise to the campaign and eost William his life. During the tee- ter 'met a hie reign he became ab- normally stout and consequently the laugilaing stock, not only a his sub- jeots, but his eeighbors aceoss the water, One day his contemporary, Philip of France, copaparecl him to a fillet of veal on eestors, and suggest- ed that he should be eshibited st prize mouaron, show. This so enraged William that "he straightway made war on his ridiculer, end the lees of thousands of lives WAS the result. The greatest of modern wars -the Franco -German -was the 'outeorae of e. very insignificant aefair. A Peewee of tne German House of Hohenzollern was extremely anxious to wed a, young Princess, belonging to the Spanish royal family but Fra.nce, thinking the marriage would make Germany eveu more powerful than she was alreadee raised an objection. With al) deferenqi to the wisdom of the French natime 'Germany withdrew the Maim, and the Prince was told thee he would have to look elsewhere.for a make. France, -- however, was not prepared to let the matter rest there, but stetted that nothing ,short of A WRITTEN OATH from Germany that the claim should never again be raised would suffice. Naturally enough, the Germans refus- ed to account for their future doings to France, so wart' was declared, and over $1.00,000,0000 of money wasted, to say noting of teal -1y 150,000 lives and broken up homes in proportion. Every one knows oe the Koh -i -Noor, said to be the largest and most :value able diamond in the world, but few are aware that over a quarter of a mil- lion lives have been given for the sake of the Atone. The history of this.jew- el reads like a romance, and the blood- shed it .oaused is appalling to contem- plate. At one period in its career it fell ioto the hands of an Indian Prince, who had anything but a pea.ceful neighbor in the head of an adjoining state. This pugnacious monarch at ence made war upon /the owner of Cue' dieMeende and for five years an inces- sant cartipaign was kept up. Unfor- 'Innately, the aggressor at length got' is own way, for the stone eves wrest- ecl away from the Prince and the war „ceased. The victor, however, did not eine) long to enjoy his ill-gotten wealth, eedr soon afterwards, he was foully mur- dered, and the /Koh -i -Noor eventually fell intrethe hands of the SingleVam- ily, who subsequently presented it to the Queen of Englaiad. Likewise a golden mouse once set two kingdoms at strife. This strange article could: be purchased for 8600, but the Greeks evidently set a greater value upon it, for when the Turk:s laid a claim to it as having at some for- mer period belonged. to the Ottoman Empire, the holderrefused to give it up, preferring rather to go to war, which they did. Although many thou- Sands- of lives were spent by either side in trying to acquire its possession, neither nation can lay claim to having come out victon for the talisman sud- denly disappeaxed, nor was it eV er heard of again -whether itwasstol- en, or lost remains a mystery to this day. CHAINING DOGS , • Henson"; Why They Should. be Allowed More Freedom. Chaining dogs and keeping them Jonfined is extremely cruel at any see- , son of tie year. Dogs need platy of e • exercise, and those who Gamic> allow, their. dogs , comparative freedom should', dispose of them. }Keeping a dog chain, ed n‘akes him cross, stiffens the joints , and muscles, and causes stomach and livers disorders. When. it, is neCessary to chain a doe, a wire on which a ring has been placed sbould be tiglatly stretched between and fastened to two posts or 'trees and ttee dog" chain fas- tened' thereto; the dog will then be eble to run ,the length oe the wire, the ring freely sliding its whole length. The wire May be pieced along the fence --siMply fastening the two ends, which wilt allow the ring to,slide, freely along the wire, Evert when chained in this mariner the dog Macitild be allowed a good run least ones a clay for an hour or o . Animals shoilltt alWays have free Water every day, and t heir dish SltoL be washed daily, Dogs should be supplied with clean straw twice or three time a week to keep them in, good condition ancl prevent an- noy/woe from fleas.,Just itnagine your - eel/ in the poor dog's position, and he will endoubtedly reeeive better treat - meld:. HEATED 13Y ELECTRICITY. The first; theatre to be heated: by electricity 19 the Odeon' in Buenos Ayres. • The proprietors asked a local cem,pauy if it would heat their etern- ises by electricity, and although the management had many misgivings, so sanguine wee the electrical engineer Of tele eorecern, that he could devize practical eystene of eleetirie heating, that he Was given carte blanche ancl. peoeeeded to Work out his echeme, ,vhicJi he has done successfully. Anna -She's awfully „afraid, of COWS. Aline -No wonder I Slie"s got the hay .-19,401019,119•461910111 A. BORN' COOK. " A few Months ego there was a 73ew fanelly moved into ourr neighboricoed, and, the men folks were soon changing weak with the neighbors as the others did, writes Mary L. Kimmerly. Every man who had. eaten et Mr. B's -table was loud n th'e praise of Mrs. B's 000king, eying everythiug was the best they ever ate. This very natur- ally made eVerY lady in the neighbor- hood who had the least pride in online ary matters look to her laurels. One lady ventueed so,far as to ask Mrs. for her recipe for making a certain cake which had been the talk of the community. To tiles requeet she re- plied: "I cannot possibly tell you,, for T never meaeare a thing. I just letif-the ingredients together and the result is generally all right." This the lady believed to be only a way she bad of refusing to give others her recipes. One day I met Mrs. B. at the ihome of another neighbor, where we had, both gone to assist about the work as there was sickness in the fa.mily. When 0,r:S. B. asked what she could do for ,Lhem, the mother said she would lika sonae baking done for a lunch for those who would sit up at night. This Mrs. B. said she would do, and I went to prepare the vegetables for dinner, and in the meantime I had my eyes open. The first thing- Mrs. B. did was to go' at the stove. She • cleandel it thoroughly of asbes from bop toCs'bottora, then built a good fire and closed the oven doors. Wben of the materials for the, baking were brought to the table She began as fol- leWs: She scooped some sugar into a laege bowl, then broke in the whites of three eggs, cu ta good slice of !but- ter fthra a roll, poured in some milk out, of a pitcher, dipped some baking powder out a the can with a knife, poured in some vanilla, sifted in flour. Then she began neating or stirring all tbese together briskly un- til it was a smooth mass' - then butter- ed a tin and put in the batter, She tried. the heat of •the oven by holding leer hana in. it a short time, then add- ed another stick of wood to the fire then put her cake in the oven. In 20 rainutes she opened the oven, tried the cake with a broom straw, removed it from the oven, turned it out of the tin and put it to cool on the bottom of the tin in which it was baked. Then he mane deughnuts in the sanae offhend way. The only thing she seemed -at all particular about was the fire, and the heat of the lard in 'which the cakes were to be fried. Then ,she made pie -crust. She sifted some flour into a pan, scoope&.some lard into it poured in a little water, added a pinch of salt and in less time than 1 pan write about it, it was ready for the tins. !Alter three pies ;were made there was a littre crust left, so she scooped a little sugar into a bowl, sifted in a little flour, added the yolks of the eggs she had used for the cake, poured in some milk, beat it a mo- ment, and added a little nutmeg, and a custard pie was made. There was not as much flour left on tne board as would dust over one hand, nothing but the egg shells left to show the amount of baking which had been done, and whren I came to eat of ,those goodies, I said with the rest, they are as perfect as ca.n be made -no matter how much weighing and measuring any cook may do, the result cannot be any better. I had paid close attention to all her work, but with all if had tried I could not tell how much she had used of anything except the eggs. Now I have come to the . conclusion that the mosi importan.t things about cake making is the Lire and' to get the ea.k,e made and in the oven in the least time possible. 110W TO 1VIAKE HARD WATER SOFT Put a wash -boiler three-quarters full of clear well -water or a brisk fire to heat. Take three quarts of wood ashes and put there in an iron kettle, and after covering thexia with water - hot ie best -stir. Remove a griddle on the back of the save and set the ket- tle in and let it boil for not eess. than ten minutes. Then remove to a block on the floor, or eorcie convenient place, to cool, as otherwise the lye will not seitle. Fill with cold water, as full as paesible. In about five minutes skim with a skimmer. When the water in the boiler becomes as warm as you can bear your hand to be in, and the dye in the kettle has settled cLear, take a bawl and dip lye into the -boiler, stirring with a clean stick. Do this until small substances that look like pieces ot wool rise in the water. Let the boiler remain on the stoVe ten minutes longer, or until a- thicle scum has risen on the water and been re- moved with a saucer twO or three tunes. Then dip into earthen jars or granite pails, if you, have them, al- though others will do. if done right- ly, the water will be so clear that a fine, white sediment can be seen at. the bottom. Where the water requariug to be softened is heated as directed ebeve, so little lye is required as to he hard- ly perceptible, and, if perfectly skim- med and given eufficient Lime to set- tle efter being removed from the fire, may be eeed foe; every purpoee for which soft water is desired except the waehing of flannele or bright call - As this recipe glees directions for the softening of but one boiler of water, the process may be repeated until as mach ae is required is obtaieed. Whole coal is mode and Wood ashes are not obtainable, a little "colleen- tra,ted lye," that owe be boUght in email boxes may be air:Solved and made to answer instead. When tieing this water for washing the best way IS to give the clothes an extra rinsing in hare watt'', shaking them Well after Wrieging, So that they (10 THE EX will not dry in streaks. When poor wood has been used, e larger quantity of lye is sometimes needful before et - proper result is obtained. A130 UT PIES. New England umpkin Pie -Three eggs, three-fourths cup of sugar, four Largo tableepoottfals of pumpkin, or squash, that has been put through Mee% and a pint of rich milk, seasoned with salt and one teeepoonful of gin- ger and einnamon. The pumpkin or squash will be better if it is baked instead of boiled. Mince Pie -The mince pie is often fearfully and wonderfully made, and the ",store mince pie" we long to for - gen -bat pies made from the follow- ing receipt. are ,sure to be good: Take six pounds of beet hearts or a cheep neek piece, or use half beef and half poaer; boil gently in water to cover until very tender, skimming frori time to time,: and adding a little more when necessary, also turning it over occasioually. The next day when cold chop it very fine, then chop three pounds of beef suet, removing all the skins and strings, very fine, also chop as finely as possible about ten pounds of good sone cooking apples, peeled and ored of course before they are ohopped. Pour boiling water on four pounds of raisins and then seed them and add to the other materials. After they have been all chopped separately and then all chopped together, add f.ouir pounds oil Well washed, currants and one of citron if you choose, two .ounese of cinnamon, pulverized cassia buds if you can get them, (me of cloves, one of ginger, four grated nutmegs, the grated yellow rind and the juice elf two lemons a teaspoonful of salt end two pounde of sugar. Now place in a laige poreelain kettle, or better still, a granite iron dish pan, one quart of boiled, cider, or cider vinegar if you haven't the boiled cider, one quart of canned cuerants, or grape or cherry juice or any other kind of fruit juice that you May happen to ba.ve, one quart of molasses, and all the water that the naeat was boiled in. Boil gently nutl the epples are cooked, adding more sugar if necessary, and a little more seasoning if you 0,1100Se• This rafiy be packed in crocks and cov- ered when cold With molasses; cover well. and keep frozen if possible. It will keep all winter and you can make your pies at Unsure, with two crusts of course. The pies ,will keep for weeks after baking if kept frozen and should be warmed slightly .in the oven before serving. Of course the fruit juices may be dispensed with, or you may uee the syrup of sweet pickes in- stsad Cuetard Pie -This is an excellent re- . cipe for custom:1 pie, and if one has plenty of eggs and milk, this delicious dish may be often indulged in: Heat quart of rich milk in your rice [boil- er, beat six or seven eggs well, add five large tablespoonfuls of sugar, flavor with nutmeg or a small tea- speonful oe vanilla,, and while het pour into your crust and bake slowly. Do not forget to add mlittle salt. , Pie Crust -One and one-half eups of flour and a generous one-third cup of lard will make the crust for one pie. Add salt and eme-half teaspoonful of baking powder to make the crust light. If a strictly hygienic crust is desir- ed, discard lard and water and use sweet cream instead. A HORSE PALACE. Emperor of Gerniany Buillaing the Finest Stable In :he World. It is evident that the Emperor of Germany does not expect the "horse - less age" to arrive very soon. He has under' construction, in the outskirts of Berlin, what is to be, probably, the most splendid stable in the world. Out- wardly it looks like a palace, and in- wardly it has man,yr of the appoint - remits and characteristics of one. Cer- tainly horses were never more palati- ally lodged than they will be here. The stable is being erected by the imperial architect, Herr Ihne. It oc- cupies a supeeficial area of more than two acres. There will be roomy and comfortable box -stalls for two hun- dred and seventy horses, and carriage - house space for more than three hun- • dred carriages. In the centre of the whole will be a two-storey- building where the imported coachmen, grooms, stable -boys, and so forth, with their families, will be lodged. Eighty families will have quarters in the building the &rivers or coachmen will, be at feast fifty in number. The stable will be provided with horse elevators, telephones and elec- tric lights, and the walls of the car- riage -houses and other portions of the building will be beantifully decorated with paint mid gilding by the beet de- corative artists in Berlin. The cost of the stable is estimated at seven millions of marks, or more than a million dollars. Three years will be employed in its construction. THE OLD MAN'S OPINION. Mr. ScriMps-I asked your daughter a very important entestioo last night, an.d she referred me en you. Old Gentleman-Uuraph What did you ask her I I asked her if she'd marry me. Welt, she won't, En? Has she said so? No, but from what I know of the girl, I don't believe she would have bothered herself about me if she had really wanted you. HIS SPECIALTY, Cupid's always cutting capers, Mending: hearts that others break; But when it, comes to Making matches Little Cupid takes the cake. ' LAKE OF MOILING IVIUD. ' Near Geobogana, Jaye, there is a lake of boiling mud, about two miles in circumference. Inatense colunias Of eteeelning mud are constantly 41'13 - lug and deeteriding. TER TINE nn0,5 thle out and rilkoin tc. no, Iviot steed et your nearest express Wilco and tvc Willows tele wstals Pere for yes to oacrniae. it hi all melte% keel -Piece oust proof oasis, b indieduslY en/pared, atter! With American nicalemo"tied totem wind ace oat riloveinunt, lady's or ones sue is a good time piece, equal ln ap, poartinea te i OSA Watch, and la just the tines tor trading purposea, If, on Careltilextitotnation you aro coin/lin/0 this watch is worth far More than wa MR, 085 the exPrals agent ea% and Ferree ghargos and it is 'Years. Ol'enielr 11'45o5 flex Z Toroutn,.aatis. ablimramadaameorrn 14.0.0.1.1MMIWZItlii.141•1117.10.167114661.0811,8•41Q1041•311 HE WAS A 11111111AN NOIKEY REMARKABLE CASE AT THE TO. RONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL. Tale of a Wandering Jear--Strlelten WW1 Selermderma and as 'peke a Statue for Micro Ttput TwO reale. Among the patients now in the To- ronto General Beepritel, is one whose Peculiar diseese leas, in the past, given hini a somewhat wide newspaper cele- brity, and who, contrary to all expec- tations, is gradually regaining his for- mer state of health. Between two and three years ago the lerevv York newspapers and medioae journals devoted colunans of space to the descriptien of a strange disease, with which a Polish Jew, named Wra. Davis, was affected,. At the time Dav- is was an inmate of the rheumatism ward of a New York hospital, but in December last 'he came to the Toronto General hospital, where he now is. He has been examined, by many of the medical experts of the Dominion all of whom, prononuee dais case the most pe- culiar they have ever seen. • DUE TO EXPOSURE. Davis, who is a peddler, was wonb to endure ail kinds of hardships in the way of exposure to the weather while in the pursuit of his calling and. about seven years ago he bit a tightness across his chest when he breathed. The tips of bis fingers were also constant- ly cold His fingers then became stiff and the skin fitted them so closely that they looked as though carved from raarble. In time 'is entire body, with the excePtioxa of the abdomen, his aims legs, heed and neck, were in the same state as his fingers and his skin be- came blacker ith.an that of the darkest , negro In this condition he went lute one of the New York hospitals, and' was moved from one to the other, until it was disocivered that he was a victim i of what is known as scleroderraa, in the ' diffuse form. The disease is really the result of the skin of the victim shrinking and, hard- ening, until it becomes too sma.11 for his frame, a,nd fits so closely that it cannot be picked. up. The fingers be- come prolonged and the wrists twist out of shene. The hands assume the shape of the claws of an ape, and this led, to the newspapers christening Da, vis " the human monkey." . A RARE DISEASE. THE USUAL A,FTERT11O1Y0112. wildly, --I want to see the owner of that burned building in which forty peeple Perished, yesterday, Servant -He ie., not in. Where is ? He's gone to inquire Hie price of fire eeoaPes. The office boy - Only tneee more days before my vacation! The fiX- ture-You ought not to wish away your time. The office ' boy -I ain't, I'm only wishing away' the bossk time so that my time cau begin, A GITY CASE, One of a -Thousand Suet Come to Light in the Queen City. lar. John Allow, GI Priss cess Si., TitYstitoi Cured of Lumbago stud Diabetes —An tereS1D11141)gdaT:se IK1011;1^-nleilyilt;1LI:111Se Toronto, Oct. 2.-Tlais city is one of the finest in Canada, and among the healthiest ou the continent of Amer- ioa, but like everywhere else it bas its victime of kidney disease. Never- theless, it) is safe to say', however, that these cases are seventyefive per cent, less comm.ou now than ten years age, and but few of those that do exist are anything like eo severe as forrneriY, This is due wholly and solely to the popnlar use of Dodd's Kicleey' Pills. Dodd's Kidney! Pills have been found to be the only medicine that will cure Bright's Disease, the only cure for Diabetes, the only radical cure for Rheunaatisra, Lumbago, Sciatica, ete„ and equally efficacious for Heart Dis- ease, Dropsy', Paralysis, Bladder and rnaary Troubles, Women's Weakness, Blood Disorders and any other form' of Kidney Disease. Concerning their virtue for Lum- bago and Diabetes, 3Ir. John Blow, 67 Princess street, Toronto, says l - "T have been EL great sufferer with Dia- betes and Lumbage for years. Every remedy 1 could hear ot was given a feir trial in hopes it wouldt help me. But until I began to use Dodd's Kid - neer Pills my' hopes were all in vain, and my torture night and. day unbear- able. No one coald imagine the sixf- feringe I endured; night and day my pains kept me in misery. It seemed as if there Was neither relief nor cure. , When I began using Dodd's Kid- aey PiIL I had lost faith in all medi- cines. But from the first one of these Heaven-sent Dodds Kidney Pills, I experienced relief. Every succeeding dose hastened my complete cure. "T have used in all five boxes and am thoroughly cured -a strong, heal- thy, hearty, vigorous man, wherea.s be - tons 1atarted to use your Dodd's ney Pills I was a constant and miser- able sufferer. I cannot find words to , express my entire confidence in Dodd's Kidney Pills I Cynthia - What position do you hold in the engine works Mr. Tricity? Alex Tricity-I just do, odd jobs -sew- ing on electric buttons and water the steam plant. According to 'medical authorities but 508 cases ot this disease were known up to 1895, and of these only 32 were from North America. Of the total number, only 60 affected the whole body as in the ease of Davis ing in some instances thorities say that recovery may occur it gro The disease is said to be chronic, last- • fee' Y°ars. Au- L U Hair. It 'nukes w Gives new lite to tho or the ,disease ma' be arrested, but it! Sold by all druggists. soca bottle. and restores Lao color. is not usually regaeded as a curable disease. It is therefore soraewhat of al r • -----; surprise that Davis, owing to the treat -1 Mrs. Chippendale - But, James, you ment which he is undergoing at the have already been out two nights this Toronto General hospital, is rapidly im- week! Mr. Chippendale cc Yes, I know; proving. Only his hands, forehead and but I'm going to see if 1 °ante win feet are now effected, and his skin is seine of it back to-nighti no longer dark. It is believed that, with continuation of the treatment! Win., in the course. of a few mouths,. POR OVER FIFTY YEARS become entirely free from the disease.. MRS. wneseows SOOTHING SYRITP has been Should this prove true his cure will need by mother, for their obildren teething. It soothes be no less remarkable than his diseaseteeeel:heileeteeeeeeLelileeinotalleTrgeete, 02itrcea.tong is peculiar tle ti4ild by all druggists throughout, the ns lure and atk for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. CALLA LILY CREAM insures a youtlifid complexion. Send 29 cents for trial bottle, or post card for circular on skin runt oomplestion. A.ddress W. T. Ulna [IMP% 489 Queen. St. W.. Toronto. By the collapse of a new Luilding at Cologne, ten lives were lost. ' When Adam was a Boy. Tbie was years ago for Adam has been dead quite a while, thought to be sure he has left a progeny that keeps up pretty well the family characteris- tics. There are wise men to day who delve into the XaiSty past and tell us all sorts of thoeags, but they are silent on those events that would make Adam interesting to the modern man. What did Adam do whee he ran a sli- ver under his finger nail? ;Had he to fake =easels and whooping cough? If he had corns did he cut them, with a razor or did he stretch forth a hand in the future and get a bottle of rut- nam's Painless Corn Extractor? Put - liana's is the best, is sure, safe, pain- less, and acts be twenty-four hours, , • giant. mowing machine is in use in Redlands, Cal. It outs a strip oe wheat fifty feet in width, TO DERE A COLO IN ONE DAT Take Lamitive Brom° Quinine TabletS. All druggists refund the money if it faiiii to eure, oe 5. W• Grovee sigoature is on each box. ,Bachelors in the Grand Duchy of Hesse are compelled to pay 25 per cent.more taxes than married Men. "Phark1,01110t) X'ayne, of Granby, tide 1 Cigar Manufacturer. .„ McSwat -- Me euini Tim, h'es five hundred menwinkle under hum McTush-Phat's he dein'? Puttin' a roof on a tinement house? 'And is Rockford so much of an ora- tor? Dfan, he could describe a board- ing-house dried beef supper in such language that your mouth would WL ter with' desire. La Toscana, leo. Itifelfieeleo3 CIGAR A fORY,Itiontreal. ; Mae -Both Gmerge and Harry are very attentive to Bess. I wonder which of the two she will accept? Ethel -If I knew which would propose first I could tell you. O'KEEFE'S "MAAarLS Ens. OF LLOYD 14.113.ggatratalita, Mrs. Flynn -,Is Alderman Clancy a frieed of your family? Mrs, Grogan -Ho io not. Befoor election he pro- mised to git me boy Patsy a govere- ment job, and after election he direct- ed me boy to a recruiting office. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than an other diseases Tilt together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable, roe a,great many years doctors pro. houueed it s loam disecse, and prescribod local remedies, and by cop scantly fa ilmg 10 mire witb 1060,1 treatment, pronouncecl it incurable. Sol. Onto bas prcven catarrh to be a constitntio.ei fliSease, and therefore requires const(tutiona) treatment, Ball's Catarrh •Citte, manufactured by J Cheney 33 ay., Toledo, Ohio, the tuly cur- bitaional mire on the market, It Is been Internally in doses front 10 drops to a teaspoon- ful. It aCts directly on the bloo 1 and mueoue surfaces of the system. They offer ono hund- red do lars for :MY case it fi tis to ouri3. Send for circulars and testimoniale, - Address, F. S. °RENE; Yee 00., Toledo, 0. Sold be Druggist*, 75e, IIall's Family Pills are the beet: Stubb --Say What you please about gasoline stoves but the one in our kitchen has plenty of nerve. Penn -In what way'? Stubb-Why, it's the only thing in our house that dares ' to blow up the °leek, , 000•41.t. 7i7 TE OOF (FA TEA m THE DRNIGNC,HPIR.) 're mots THE INGE LITY G Lead packages. CEYLON TEA -MY nG o143 Cot tido oat and, s tea it toes loth tie name ot your , noarest express shire and Ire 'will iadP Y" 111 "'LIP with petit by oapreao, subject to amine it at your eXPreas osee. Rea ir eye en it earnitiaa rePreceotit cod eatiseh• attttifecterrik,VA • 0090028 05011 our seselak Price, 4 1,a and , exPrsias charges Tilly lo atistylnilshed, resnier 42.112 Straclivarlus meet twee riOrdY colored, highlyAntlisited, poworral and 0(0401 in tone, compiete eittineio bow, extra set prattlers and rosin. , bargain at the price. Puy direct front 01 011 save tee dealer's 000111, Johnston & ifloFaplano, Ogg Z' Toronto ant ^ It will always do to change fox the better. -Thomson. MONTREAL. HOTEL DIRECTORY. ThO ealitioral.p" Free Bus Hotel Carslake European. Plan. Rooms G.T.11. Station, Mon:rook Get.rai?sitik: 4116 AvEtiug Houng_MOG11-Collego Avenue. ""'" Family Hotel rates N,50 per day.. ST. JAMES' NOTEL.°7t1Z?iri.,,,309 Railway. Firstolass commerolaileeno'• a Modern he, provemeats—Rates moderate. They that kuow no evil will suspect none, Ben Jonson. TV* P. V992 CALVERrs Carbolic Disinfootanta. soaps, Cant. ment, Tooth Powders, etc,, have beers awarded 100 medals and diplomas for superior excellence. Their regular use -prevent =fedi, one diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain a supply. Lists mailed free on application. F. C. CALVERT & CO., MANCHESTER, - ENGLAND, Instruments, Drums, UnifOrms, etc. Every town can have a band. Lowest prices ever quoted. Fine catalogue, 500 illus- trations, mailed free. Write 06 1105 anything in Maio 05110210281 Instruments. WHALEY ROYCE & CO., Toronto, Can, Carter's COLD CURE 10c. Cures in a jiffy. P. Mc- Coinutek di Co., Agents, Montreal. Garrnerot who wish to ittproe and have u toalate mebhoda, write as. 9- OdittierS I, C. W. BuilT &00.,Toronto Catarrh Indian Catarrh Cure. •, old by all reliable Druggists, heetpi°Annsfuest. Sausage Casings—irm9grbl` erican flog Casings—reliable goods at right prices, YA.111C, BLACKWELL & CO., Toronto. THE DES MOINES INOUOATOR—Bestand obeePost 0:Itolland, sole agent for the Doiniolon. Saud 3 et, stamp tor catalogue. 37385. Paul Street, MontreaL POMMON SENSE KILLS Roaeues, Bed 10 Bugs, Rats and Mice. Sold by all ,Druggists, or en. Queen W. Toronto. "Q. -e• "BEAVER BRAND" meow/nose nerer hardens It is guaranteed Water- proof, Ask for it,take no other. Bea- ver Rubber Clothing Co., Montreal, StarnmerersA4P3rvit72 toba wedelns.. where, writs to Dr. Arnott, Berlin who will convInceyou Imam cure you WHITE'S PHOSPHO SODA Bia,vaapiag Phosphate, excellent cleanser fro liven, kidney and at °watch, takes the p1100 09 0001 tar inspalle, time In o0, of boat:Moho, ltsetleot La lrase Witte, Seld all druggiots, la 10e, 25e. 56C arid 9109 paeltagoo. Quests City Greg tio„ 27f Wollingtort-'at, TOrente, 'Dyeing II Cleaning For the very best send your .work to the ' i$EniTisn AMERICAN DYEING 09." . Look' for agent 10 your town, or send direct), . Montreal,Torente, Ottawa, Quebec. , . ROOF!T11tA?llYll434;i)078Ii Red or thee n, SLATE BLACKBOARDS re Ippl. Public and Nigh Schools,Toronto). Rootng alb, 'tali Octal Tar, eta. ItOOFING Tux (See New ity 52210 ,9, foga Toronto, done by ourfirm). ' aeon °anew, 0,0i Imes; ato. Estimates furnishedfor work 00111P140 oriel materials$bipped to any Part 02 the oenittrY, itono I"' G. DOTE I Eat SONS, Adelaide &wiumerste.,Toronto. Cereal Coffee Fealth DiIII5. Puro.whoiesoine,Rouridr, Itio 11x, or 21bs. 05025e, Rouge iseatial to 40a coffees terVor Salo by all Grocers, or send lOct for pucker* to the ROKCO MFG. 00,, 154 Queen E., Toronto. Agents wanted. in every locality. SHOW CASES. WALL CASES Office and Bank Fixtures, Modern Stole Fronts. Mirrors and Plate Glass. For low prices write TORONTO SHOW CASE CO, 92 ADELAIDE W., TORONTO, CAN. Wanted -232 -Y -s" in every village to procure lists of names, and work' M spare time, Remuneration, 92 for every 12 nanieei Apply, THE ENTERPRISE CO., 67 TOZYGE ST., TORONTO. iiichigari Land for Sale. 2 000 ACRES 000D FARM1NO LANDS -AREN.A.0, 'os Tosco, Ogeutaw and Crawford Counties. Title per - feet. On kliehigan Control, Deiasib k Mackinac and Loon Lake Railroads, at pnoes ranging from 92 to 85 per acre. These Lands are Close to znterprising New Toms, Churches, Schools, eto., and svilI be sold on mei% reasonable terms. Apply to R. 111. PIERCE, Agent, West Bay City, Mloh, Or J.W. CURTIS. Whittemore, Mich. AGENTS WANTED to sell the Acme Pot and Xtettle &rainer in every Conn- ty and Township in Canada. She de- vice is 'invaluable for straining the water from boiling vegetables without seal& ing tke handa or spilling the contents of the pot. .Exchisive territory glean to first-olaes agents. For particulars apply to the Acme Pot & Kettle Strainer Co. HAM:ELTON, ONE 36 PER CENT. PROFITS VOILTillt MONTI; OF AT/GO'ST. This Company, after Daring the 4 per cent. monthly Coupons tnaturing September 1st, have remaining a sig. Catholic Prayer 6°erfixes, &comers oks, Rosaries, Cru /dm , , earmeatistnotfegigteogtohres areserve olratissger dividend of 19 4 fond, there remea!ins 10 15 of .32 per emit. After deducting expeos , and thi, ER de lul cgri o n al?‘tPuorreksa.. Statuary, alod earau clr etIche ul yr:hp r o°rnmpat tits 4'115- per cent. Any am nobs fr tion. o. & J. SADLIER & CO., Montreal, Tinhveestmpoenmt.inti000nkfrnelei P Pr" elvtiagment Co. of Torontd, funuPa7toirodul reirrved Canada Permanent Chambers, 18 Toronto St. TORONTO Cutting School offers special advantages I to all desirous of acquiring a thorough knowledge of Cutting and Fitting Gentlemen's Garments, Write for particulars. 113 'Tonga St., Toronto. The Dawson Commission Co., Limited, Cnr.West-Market & Colborne St., Toronto, Can get you best prices for your Apples, Butter, Eggs, Poultry, and other produce, if you ship it to them. Mills, MIlle & Males, Ronristers,otc., removed to wesleyIdge, Rich. mond Et. VP., Toronto. HARRie LEAD, COPPER, BRASS: Wholesale only. Long Distance Telephone N20. WILLIAM ST.5 TORONTO. , Solid Gold.,...ee.85 Best Gold Fill. 1.60 6 yrs Goldrill 1.00 V Best Glasses-. 100 We guarantee perfect se.tisfaction. GLOBE OPTICAL C0.9 93 Yonge Street, Toronto. GO TO Bra tford Galvanized Steel Windmills and Towers. aLso Steel Flag Staffs, Grain Grinders, Iron and Wood Pumps, Bee Supplies, BRANTFORD UN, Send for New Catalogue. Mention this paper. 00 LD HAPLEY 00.4m Douainion Line ROYAL MAIL STEAM31-111211 Alorstreal end Quebec to Liverpool. Large and fast Steamers Vancouver, Dominion, Scotsman, Cambroman. Rates of paeaage :—First, Cabin, 358 upwards; Second Cabin, 330; Steerage, 322.50 end $23 50. For further Information apply to local agente, or DAVID TORRANCE 500, General Agents, 17S1, Sacrament St., Montreal. THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. BREAKFAST—SUPPER, agiforma ciNIDA PlaUlliNTENT Excursions I (I Personally conducted California pay I Via MISSOURI PACIFIC VY and MON MOUNTAIN ROUTE. THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPERS LOWEST RATES ber)r Mil information and reservation of sleeping oar ha adolree & T.A,, St. Louis, 51 0 11 D, AF.NO. ST01•70, TPA ...,7'W.Port-st.,Detrolt,3lich, ;13Issetai WizsoN, 30.9?, A., 111 Mains•sa, Chicago, Ill, JAS. AfiNerr, manager. JOHN 4 MAlN, 3upt, and Treas. The Canadian Heine Safety 0 1:pOILER . Esplanade, Toronto Opp. Shorbourno St., „ _ High Class Water Tube Stain Bolters, for All Pressures, Duties and Fuel. MIND PoR uesouvrrire cATALoaufl. litt°'°°1t9geggleAlritti:united' f ReiefeliCeS lr lattet17-11. : 1„,tbailbtatrnig .itet i bi'roNontd. *bete bollote mei 50nen woremei Loan and Savings Company. rsooltPoPAYPD 1855, The west and Largest Canadian Mort. gage Corporation. Peid-up Capital, Se,600,000 Reserve Fund - - - xeloteeoo Read Oftloo--Toronto 13t,/ Toronto, Branch Ofiloes—lieinnipogMan., Vancouver, B.O. DEPOSITS RECEIVED. Interest allowed. DEBENTURDS ISSUED ter 1, 2, 9, 4 or 15 years, with interest coupons attached, ' 1. MONEY` LESIV on security of real estate mortgagee, Government and Aluniiiipal,Bonds eto Vol' further partiaulars apply to. J. linteneRT isteeON Managing inrectoite Toronto. HEALTH RESTORED without inedienui or cisme to tilt tog diaordered Stomach, Lange, Nerves, Liver, Bleak Bladder, 1C10111eye, Brain and Breath by Barrufe Revpdonta Arabloo Food, whet) itteves 'eyelids eta children, nut goo floats see oestfalle Memel whote All luente eine Debility hato too sherd MI ether Deat mote. It digbata nem all OW Pood i reiebted, won 80 time itt cost in teseteine. ellAncient calms et,eneetips. re years, Ineartnne Stowell, Meet tem, eleteicien, veneerer)), fedigostion, donsnieptioe, Diabothe, Prontituilis Indite ouzo, CLOIgh Asthma oatmeal, telsent, Die'rthee. Nervous DohlO,y, elooplotreeure Oullarry Cc Been, relelon, W., also in 5e110,14 Ono ail, 0; 5111002, eta et en Groner's, Cheihistaf and metes etteetehore, in tee, 3„ et1_, es., 515., 14e, Soot eariltscfroo. Alec, 051mitres netnews. e Wits, in alioul. Awes fet tneetcla. he T.Eittee DO LiMited Tome tie