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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-11-9, Page 711EALIti. WN sioxicEss coiv4Bs. Sooner or later 0101.0teste is sare to (mem to eveey Janine, it thaea not stand on the order( of itst cotaing, hut (Kees at the most Ineonvenlent and IlneepeOted time. And it is then Many thiugs whieh in times et health ere only thought of as a convenience, er evee a, luxury, heeorae a positive eeeeseity, =dee Mrs, Clarke Harcly. • In times of peace prepere foxi war, is natioeel maxim, axed in times of health prepare for eickness, should be The maxim of every witte hOusewife. :With a little forethought and plea - sling, there is no reasou why ay one n ordinary oircumetanoes should not have an abundant aupply of sheets, pillowslips, oomfortables and all sorts ef bedding. as well as plenty of nice, daintily -made undergarraents arid bed. gowns. The cost is comparatively small, ;led with a little extra work1 a great deal coofusion and annoyance may be a id ..at a time when one needs all the calmness and fortitude one can ,octinnaand to meet the eineegeney of eickness or. accident. • My ettention bas been: called to this subject by being called, to a home of eickness that was destitute of almost everything in the way of comfort for the sick one. Sheets, pillovsslips, corn - FANOIJS SAVANTS OF EUROPE ON THE TREATMENT QF DISEASE. tine oeWeate (Blazed Parr Held Ream*, for Increasing Nantlber of Ebert - Sighted People-Suipluar Waimea for Malaria -Treatment of flrysisolelas• It often happens that a therapeutic) preeeElel is 110t well • reeeived beeanse it does net correspond to the ideie Pre- coneeived regarding the maladY, for which it is intended, 'writes a Paris correepondent, • But &multi neW, conception a the disease arise, straightway, the valne of the treat- ment is not only eteeepted bat is ex- aggerated, These refleetione are together relevant to the method re comniended a abort while ago by M. A. d'Abadie as a eeeservative against nalania,, M. Valliant, a Paris, re- calls the faot that this great savant and member of the Institute ot France, whose important geodesic works on Abyssinia are well known, vaunted the Merits of a Prophylnotie he had hire - self used in the oourse of his perilous travels. It is ueeful to oall attention to this method in 'clew. of !present the - cries on the propagation of marsh fevers. It came to him from a hunter of hippopotami, who, by reason of long houre spent in the marshes, seemed pa.rticularly exposed to contracting the disease, yet had nevertheless es - AMERICAN PRESS OPINIONS. NO NORTH BRUCE 9n the Startinir of OW War by the Boerii-, 1911.106Sphi Or the SItuetkon. Eostea Trapeoript t The Boers" move is bold, bet whether lit hi Well adVia. ed, is another queeti0e, for even if theY alleceedect in cutting 'the railreed the will. only delay •the inetviteble, and they eatedii loee some men, and they have not =spy to spere. Tt would. be better for them to husbend tbeie res Soon, Illere Won't be A Leg Left for Diabetes to Stand, Ail over tbe Country Diabetes is Being% Vanquished hY RedWe Wainer Bills ,41emannit litirook6,, or North Woes. • MIN grime-lifIle Vase Required Two Dozeit noses. North Bruce, Oett. 80, ,However It is ia tier parts ot Ontario this big AWAESTRETICS. lAnaestheties 'were known in the daye a Homer, and the Cbinese 2,000 YearS Age tio,(1 a en'oparetioe Of herop Iteown as. 'tuna yo," to deaden Pain- sontethiegimfla to our modern ate paint>. to ACTION COXIYIENCED. The iiutual. Reserve Build Life Defends num comPalwo ilself-Ctd. JaMett Is Acting for the soUrcea for the defence of them own (From the 'Teronto Globe) The Matetal Reserve Fund Life As - soil, rather' than to embark on a Polley of the Provinee 1010we the value of Dod.d.'s Kidney Pills for Diabetes. It . eootation has commenced itroceedings a military adventure. • was not so long ago since Diabetes was Sit. Paul Pioneer Press: The Boers ooneidered iecurable throUghout Bruce against tormer officers and employ - have taken! the responsibility of begin- County. Anyone who contracted Dia- see charged with eixoulating false and in g hostilities. They are not An:like- )3:test or its tvtin malady Bright's D.1?- libellous °bargee against the associa- ly to have some stecoesses in the be- ;let3;a01.7.::eagirgtx • Aas rd'Prsolse oi tier"' The ehlrgee were first caaCie military pewter; of Great Britain and fluential men tn Bru.ce ho.,ve been oar, eneut, and when it Was teund that the iriestleit3ff by Diabetes. ) • . most presperous, popular and in-, with the New York Insaranee Depart - ginning. But in thus challenging the i tee attanking its troops in 13ritish terri- toryi they have fu.neished its Goverielfrom iijra'oeitle:e•ide •It11(1)17 liisYtfXiEt4. fttdeedadt'j: •depantineet ignored them in its ex- alts into the field an arm.y1 of alleh for that. Diabetes is cured before it York newspapers until one was aatllivanter tte,a dangerous degree gener- found. willing they were repeated to various New upon the assoolation KiddaY Pills are too well known here haAlstive 113r1°It Meat with ample 'justification for pet - ably matte short work of the Boers, l trbyinencr eovaesreys. - • torney in New York, is aoting Col. E. C. James, the erainent at - to give then publicity. Lor the Overwhelming steength as will prat- whye're poruelhuditeheedrpeeohpeeve e Lots and all sorts of bedding had to called blanket, or sopretIliiing ot the sort, laxge enough to provide a complete covering for the whole body, the head included. After undressing, a small be furnished by the neighbors, and It is necessery to have a cloth, a that, too, when there was no reason Why, with a little forethought and a reasonable amount ot energy, there might not have been plenty ot every- thing needful. , Very .nice sheeting may be bought by the bolt for five cents a yard, and for ix cents one oan buy bleached muslin that is fine and wide. And it is very little work to make sheets and pillow - snips. do not; believe in over -much trimming on bedding; plainness and abundance is more tot my taste,. but • pillowslips hemstitehed and trimmed tvith linen lace are very nice and dainty for the sick room. Bome made • lace is nice and wears well, but unless tone has a gi•eat deal of leisure, it hard- ly pays for the time spent in the mak- ing when good law oan be bought so cheaply. i pece of suepleur is lighted and care- fully placed under thi.s species of tent, so that the body can for some time remale exposed to the fumes. This prophylectio method obtained small favor at the time; malaria. in- toxication being then- regarded as the effect of inhalation or ingestion. But if, as the case appears to be now, a mosquito bite is the real vehicle, the deleterious action of sulphur audits ' coraponents on the lower creation and especially on insects, admits ofthe explanation that impregnating- the skin with sulphur fumes might keep the insects at a distance, and thus prevent, the disease. Nice light comfortables may be made • of cheesecloth and knotted with bright yarn, at very little cost, and I am kuite old-fashioned enough to like • patch work quilts, and pieces of, all kinds do so accumulate in every house- hold that, with very little time for the reeking, quite a few new quilts may be added to the supply of bedding each year. My •plan is to cut out my blocks by some easy pattern, and then some day I sit down to the' raachite and piece • enough for a quilt. I have several quitts pieced by nay husband's mother, ,-prize very highly. But for the stoic room nice light wool blankets are much the best, and in hot weather linen sheets are a great ' comfort to an invalid..., etn abundance of nice quilts and comfortable:a folded away, on the closet ;shelves, and the linen chest full of snow tr sheets and pillowslips is some- thing that should give joy to the heart of every thrifty housewife, In the matter of undergarments and bedgowns, even If they are plainly made, let there be plenty of them, but the gowns that are laid away for sick- ness are generally more pleasing to the sick &nay if daintly trimmed. And let us nob forget the menfolks of the family, but provide plenty of night shirts for their use, for there is no sadder sight than a sick person in oiled and ragged. anderwear, lying • upon a foul, ill -smelling and uncome fortable bed. It is also a great convenience to have plenty of good bath towels and wash cloths, and. a few old sheets that have outlived their every -day usefulness should be washed, ironed and laid away for future use. Then when sick- ness comes we may feel that we are in a measure prepared for the inevitable, • and that we have done what we oould to save the whole household from con- fusion, discomfort and inconvenience., with their eomParetively• small foe s thing under the sun before reste ttflg and feeble reeourees. to Dodd's Kidney Pills, have been Hartford, Conn., Courantsnatched trom, the edge of the grave : The no - by their use. . tiou that a, oountry like England can The ease id MrThomas Brooks, of be forced to terms by, temporary set- North Bruce, belongs •somewhat to this latter class. Mr.. Brooks says : "I backs, or that there is so little eta- swual7,etdrortubdolecdforwbtuht hpeiscleluetes. n tional feeling that defeat will be grace- nott fully aecepted hy many citizens, ie ah- me. I have also used other medicines, surd and nnintelligent, The fact is tbat but got no relief, I have used two mankind love wax about as mtteh as adinozdenambcooxmespleotfelypcoudrdelsci.Kitneaeny hiPgilbls. they: ever did. The heroee are the y csomnird. this medicine above all winners of ,battles, and, battles are the others years ago 1.eoeld not wholeeale way of doing a nueiness for look ....p 11' to Two1e and bend with. ease. The but tanti , way heve tol hang. The Britishloseeele ed to perform an ope,ration, are reedy for war, as the American would not allow thin. Dodd's Kidney people were lied, year. A will take Pills are better th'an dootors." victories, not defeat, to make them retail back back was so bad. Now I can stoop eon of it building, my whion individuals, who do it in a, WHY IS MYOPIA SO COMMON? According to a certain number of German ophthalmologists, the use of glazed paper has a prejudicial effect upon the eyesight- There lies the cause, they say, of the continuous in- crease of anyopla during the last fifty years Formerly a dull, grayish paper of coarse texture was used. Now the paper has a smooth, brilliant surface, with luminous reflections that were • absent from the rough surface of the old paper. In old books' a soft light easity brought out in relief the char- aicters, which were printed in. heavier, blacker type. Now, with the glazed surface Lim light is all the more re- flected, because the- characters them- selves are finer and less pronounced, thus giving rise to a playl of light and shade that is ,most fatiguing to the eyes. To prove this it suffices to take an old edition of the last century, and one of the modern magazines printed artistically and compare the effect prodru.ced on t,he eyes after half an hour's reading. For this reason hygienists recom- men& the avoidance of glazed or highly polished paper in schools. The paper should be of a grayish or blue- ish tinge. In any case it should not be white, and never brilliant. stop. , t COSTLIEST WINE. association, and the charges are to be pushed vigorously, not only againet tlae original offenders, but also against anyone repeating the libellous state- ments. The move of the Mutual Re- serve will, it is believed, Wren:tend it- self to all honest men, and all who are interested in the a.ssociation. is a move that sbould have been made long ago. For years it has been slan- dered and villified through journals that are no credit either to the insur- ance business or to journalism. These attacks have been put in circular form, and sold by the thousands to compet- iing companies, who supply their agents with them, who, in turn, distribute them among the people with a view to prejudice public opinion against the association. One will naturally inquire what the oh _ DELLA eY1011 speaks for itseIf. A trial is the MOO cOnnitle./..04,43Oor 4001, 05nots;Inolt inn Lead Paciteges• . • . 11 To use the latest and most popular DYE. on the Market, known al Dyes,9,iut eit.e therSt Ina Toldoelieltmlinsntg,,n. Art aintill?Ittaelk 9 Ono and, it will oonvinoe yvovn that they will do all we oils °rile e ags, ara, r n gt 6.0 p. g Dyes AN eosraveter peen yes, and will dye Cotton, ool, Bilk or Mixed. Goods w reenits. Tour druggist for them, Si send direct and we will malt fres to any addreas 10c pookage, or throe for Oa ;best 'Axtduoemente to Agent& Toconic HOME DYE co., TOCONTO. . , Car fare ire not nee,ded by sebool CATArtacTs (etrbgt112,712'1.12,14.1g1 . . children in VictOria, AuStralia, They euredDblyt.;:aif 073 isi,IslaeLat:::::::N04,:;01711,4 are carried in street cars, td and from hmlni°0' l'"Uaular"" ttmn$ Ut(lte8th 601001,, free of charge, • Providence Journal: The stigma for The most costly and precious wine Mui;uftsjuial tRreeseatinaweenlita. a Iatosnegroeatest SIri starting the iveir will thue rest ince in the woled is that contained in a seems, to be that it has saved its Pol- on the Tra.nevael. .Even the pro -Boer cask named the Rose, in the Breraen icy-holdere about forty millions otdol- lars which ite competitors would have Lon,dent preps could not approve the Town Hall cellars. This Itudesheim, taken from them, and to this charge bellicose demande of the Pretoria, Gov- or the vintage of the year 1653, is of it pleade guilty. But why it should. erament. It is a AO outlook. War the color of old ale. ;It is never sold, be abused for svorking for the peo- and it is hard to si3e any ending oth-1 but is used exclusively for the sick of Ple's intereet is difficult to under- stand, Unless it is on the principle that seerne to be absolutely unayoidable, Republic, and perhaps also for the been when a small bottle was present- the most clubs a,nd stones are always eir than destouction for the Transvaal. Bremen, the only, exceptions having Orange Free afound under the beat apple tree, and tete, . ed to Emperor William I., another to no donbt the insuring public will take and one te Prince Bis. thalt view of it, Indeed, it looks as Worcester, Mass., Gezette: At rie Frederick III. tles of any imeortance, not oven equal.• • _ i though the the) question of the future time is there likelihood of pitched bat -1 anarek. , to those of the Turco -Grecian war. The [ would be whether the public are to Boers have ino organized army, and PEAS AND. BEANS NUTRITIOUS. , work for the stockholders of insu.r- will fight only skirmishes. A bush- Peas and beans are the most nutri- : ance companies, or their own families, whacking style of warfare may last i dolls of vegetatales, containing iinntootthheer hwaoerddes,of a few manipulatons. as the business seems to be drifting a long time, a,nd there roe y be desperr' much; carbon as wheat and double these is it to be life insur- • 2 ' ---- ,FOR OVER PIPTY "i/BARS collo, and is the beat remedy for diarr cea, Sie. bot. Permanently oureg tle. Sold by all druggiate throughout the world. Bo Clatarril of nos/ anne and inic for " Plre.,Winelow'e soothing Syrup. MO MO MO throat, atorcao tfini. bladder. 60e & $1 a box. Write for partial -clam, Th Stain rnerittrs O 1"1" rebate, or to t; oours MRS. WINS, WV'S SOOT1KING SYKUI' has been Dr. Ateotn, Berlin whomuloonrineoranh000n euro you used by mothet. ir their children teething. It sootheo the child, of tern the gums, allays Egan, owes wind ''- Cure Co., 148 St. Jara06-0Li XJ.011#60.1. • A five -cent barber in. Kingston, Pa., Tortorro cutting school offers special, advantages to al/Oestrous of acquiring a thorough itnowledge, aldVart45" hi° work at "cut rates."' °noblest& Pitting Gentletnen'e Garments, Write ter ...„ P. 996 partioulas. 113 eonge se, Toronto, OALVERTS Carbolic DisInfectaerte, Soaps, frt. moot, Tooth Powders, etc. have been awarded 105 inedalsand diplouras.for superior excellence, Their regular use prevent infecti- ous diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain a supply. Lists mailed free on application. F. C. CALVERT .6k. CO., MANCHESTER, • - ENGLAND. ate and bloody engagements, but t hey will not possess any of the cheractere isties of modern, scientific warfare. 4. Philadelphia Engumer : If Presiclen wrong way, Itf he has made up his CALLA LILY CREAM but' is "compelled" to say they are ab- b;efore more troopships Call be hurried AddreS°Orlr. WRQIIIIABS, 189 neon ono% 0. °Cr W "ra. ' all liabilities acttial or contingent, temotint a muscle -forming food. mace for the people or o y • 1 There is one thing evident, when the The scrawl of an Atlantic liner re- association has come through suoh a volves something like 630,000 times be- ' rigid examination at the hands of an '1 D artniPtat of insurance, who, XrUger really cle,sired peace he tween Ltverpool and New Icor. . mired that peaae is impossible, he has. solutely solvent with practically a mit- th Af 1. a For weeks England 1 they b.ave nothing to fear in the fu - has, kotme about promising it in tbe Ito put it mildly, did them sorint els-bee, acted wisely' in ta.king the initiative btste ice a yoBctithfrul coornaplexi on. Send 25 cents for trial d f areal r Orin nd co I lion dollars of surplus over and above • A SWEET RREA.TH. , The breath may be sweetened by a einaple mouth wash of olaystal per- manganate of potaeh. in aeumblerful of water, TREATMENT OF ERYSIPELAS - 1 will not undertake an enumeration of the. many treatments which have been proposed for erysipelas, any more than I will attempt to select the best dressing for the malady. As one method came into use the previous one dropped into oblivion, and suc- cessively glycerine, boracio and sub- limate dressings were abandoned. It will not be. telling enly readers any- thing new to state that the last int, portant advance was made with the aid of serotheraphy. And yet there are improvements to be made' in the preparation of anti -erysipelas Serum, which, in practice, did not eield the results one ,hatd reason to expect. Hence it is well to accord a favorable hearing to treatments whieh experi- ence appears to sanction and' which are, at all events, inoffensive,. • This applies to the following method, which is proposed by Dr. Schweler. ploys a mixeuxe of phenic acid and cam'phor. One part of the fohner to three p,erts of the latter gives a trans- parent, oily liquid, colorless at first, but developing with time a roseate hue, and having an odor of camphor. Tbe technique of the process is very simple. The affeoted parts are paint- ed with the mixtuxe every three hours when on the face., When the disease is on the linters they are covered ,with ,ste•rilitzed gauze whieh has been steeped in the mixture. Above this a sheet of paper and some cotton are placed. The dreesing is changed three Mates a. day. Pit • Selaweler says he subjeoted. thirty-three patients to this treat- ment. Of these twenty-six were af- fected on the face, three on the nose, one on the forearm, two on the hands, the foot TO WHITEN THE NECK. • When the nook and throat have be - collie brown or yellow looking they may b,e whitened by the persistent ap- plication 'every night of the following paste, spread oa a seat rag and wrap- ped around the neck; Honey, one ounce; lemon juice, one teaspoonful; oil of • bitter almonds, six drops; the whites of two eggs. Add enough ,fine oatmeal to make smooth paste. Music Teachers anted exigencies, arid for tvee'ks, too, the Transvaal has been making ready. President Seeger has mobilized his 'troops, arxned them, and sent them to the border. When all was in readi- ness,he issued his Proclamation. GRAINS OF GOLD. Patience is bitter, but its fruit is• sweet.-Roassean. • 1 arela. There is no den er or risk in l e still greater c 1 zone will oure-tabsolutely cure -Cat- • it, in:mixing All-powerful money gives both birth ' - 1 asant andgettettite tem,. it e association, leadink on to still and beanty.-Horace. reater achievements in the future, Li • ght griefs may y spe.a.k, An • sor- row's tongue is bound.--Seneort. Had the law been carried out A fountain in Buckingham Palace and. justice done the association it 1 would have shown nearly two: snilliofl dollars of a surplus. This is the spouts eau de cologne. To send for our compieto SHEET MUM CATALOGUE end SPECIAL Wit OF DISCOUNT. We are equipped to supply every MUSIC TEACHER In Canada Whaley, Dose 8 Co. 168 Yonge St, TORONTO, ONT. Solid, Gold...Z.85 Best Gold Fill 1.60 5 yrsGoldFill 1.00 Best Glasses... 100 We guarantee perfect satisfaction. GLO E OPTICAL CO. 93 Yonge Street, Toronto. The Angio-Amerioan News Co.. Wholesale and Retail News Dealers 37 and ee Adelaide St. West, Are married, romance ceases and Ms- ;• strongest endorsa.tion the assoclation could possibly get. Not milt. so, but When a Man and Woman • , zone and. use it your Catarrh, Bron- to the thoughtful mind it means that the association is practically invm- tory begins. When you get Catarrho- elitist Asthma, or Hay Fever disap- ,eible and that the vile attempt that ears and health begins. Catarrh?- of thousands of policy-hoiders will end has bean made to injure the interests in • DRY SALT BATHS. A dry salt bath is said to tone up the general system and renovate the coin- plexioa as if by magic. • "1 never had anything do me so much good," ((aid it lady who has tried ie. "1 get that feeling of fatigue Which oppresses me nearly every eerier:owe • My phyeician advised me to avoid tonice and, to try dry salt baths in- stead, • "I fill a large earthea jar with the coarsest salt 1 can get, and add. enough wefer to this to make a sort of thick salt paste, but not enough to dissolve the mineral, Every Morning when I get up I Lake this up in hand - fats and rub it briskly over My body, Next T jump into a tub of clear, cold water, and take a thdroughl but qttiolt deueing. This being done, I take a brick rah down with,a Turitieh towel, "The effect; its delieloue. It gives one SenSe of eXbilaration.. But the best part of the cley salt bath is iton the toting tot freeltriess and 'tenestred life that IL imparts, but the itoft, satiny textetee of the entn." ULiLC naledicate,d air, which is sent by the the lowest oost consistent with abso- ma.kin,g thousands of homes appy . edy. It cures, by -.the inhal.ation of UsLug• ain you. breathe to the minutest cells fete safety. When you speak in your Lanese you end passages of the lungs, and bron- add nothing to your reputation. - °Mal tubes. It cure.s because it can-, Terence. not fail to reach the right spot. You Itois to live twice when you c•an en- breathe; it does the fest, $1.00 at all JOY life.-IVIartial. IL is the peculiar faqulty of fools to discern the faults of others at the same time they forget tlaeir own., Cicero. This world is full of fools, and. he • toh‘o would not wieh to see one must not only shut. niroself up alone, but also break his looking -glass, -. Boilesa. - 't collection of your former druggists, or direct by mail. Send 100 t , for sample outfit to N. C. and one ou The average ,duration of the malady WftS five days. genes exceeded twelve days. There was tio instance of gangrene 01- ebseess of tine cellular tissue ob- served, nor any renal complications, The terniperature, very high at firet, lied a tentleney lo diminish, especial- ly itt the anorriing. It the disease. did not spread to adjoining regions, the temperature becaane notarial and did not rise again. Conalpermg the duration of the mal- asly treated in this wae; and in any other ways, Dr, Soltweler finds his treettnent relatively shert) The Mere feet thae kteven cases i shoUld have ()fleeted recovery within twerfour hours is a good reason for saying that the raixtetre of phonic add tied cern, peor ne a. good therapeutic agent in er sipelas, Withetut altogether sharing Ur. SellWeiet's oPliatrism, I think that bis tteettattent can on oeco.siona nivo t.he hest results, , FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY. POLSON1 & CO., Kiegston, Ont. 4, Twins are unwelooroae in central Africa. The tribes of that region kill twins immediately' after they are born, and compel the naother; to either com- mit snicide or become a,n outeaet. onetee TO CEDE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Texative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. It5o. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. Sir Thomas Sawyer, an English lec- A seientist in Vienna, after close investi ati turer and writer, gives the following - g - en, haE1 convinced himself that dogs really laugh. rules for long life: eteeet • 1. Sleep eight hours in each twenty- L.•B yl s Gives new life four. to the hair. It makes it grow and restores tho color. 2.Sleep on your right side, with the Sold by all druggists. sec. a bottle. window open. The very men whom tbe slaoulderers thought to please have long since been disgusted with their self -elected cham- pions and ashamed that their business should seem, to need. suoh help•srs. The Mutual Reserve Fund will doubtless follow up vigorously those who have foully tried to injure it, and all honest men will hold up its hands, for the publie loves fairplay and is already tired of the persecution by disappoint- ed money -seekers of an association -Which, with serious problems to solve, is honestly trying to meet them. TORONTO, ONTARIO. E have a good line of Books - 260 to 400 pages -list too numerous to mention, but we oan assure our patrons that they are the best value 10 (811.88 and include the bast known anthers, such as Conan Doyle, Capt, Chas. King, the Duchess, Bertha Clay, Zola, Anthony Rope, Ilawthosne, Kipling, literenzon, Soribncr, etc. Regular price 25o. and 50e. each, but in order to make room f or our Christman goods we have determined to close hem out at 10c. each, or 3 for 25 cents. (When °filming,. send 2c. extra for etteh book, to cover postage). E have Five Thousand Sheets of Music, with words complete, all the latest son)s. Itegailar pfice 40 and 50 cents each, our pries 10e. each, or 7 for 50e. Also song books co etainiog 50 alba latest comic and sentimental songs, including " The Girl I 'Loved in Sunny Tennessee," "Just as the SUM Went Down,' "Hello, My Baby,' "1 Guess Have to Telegraph My Baby," etc- 5e. each, or 6 different kinds for 250. KCO Cereal Coffee notate Drluk, Pure,Wholesome, Neurhis Mg. 150 lb., or 2 lbs. for 25o. Rugoo 00 00)181 to 40e coffees 641Tor Sale by all Groom, or send 100 for 1-1b. pnegagi to the ROKOO MFG. 00., 154 Queen E., Toronto. Agents -wonted in every locality. ROOFING and Sheet Metal Werke,. ROOFING SLATE, M Black, Rod or Green. SLA.TE BIAOKBOARDS (We Tplli Alio and High Sohooir,Toronto). RoolinsPelt, holu ilgs„ Toronto, done by °warm . Meat °Millar, Oos ool Tar, eta. ROOFING PILE (SeeNow °icy ultd; L pose, etc. Estimates furnished. or work complete 00 56 matmigh skipped to any part o the country. rnonoiest 0,,outtintesoNS, Adelaide widmerate,,Toreate 1 :EIRE (IIRLS t ! . 0.4011.10.11 lirststaleae‘04 Wiles MO i i kESTERov 1k :107.‘ W I. 0.5 1,1' u4luvay tve4). Sae _ ___S i...o. me re 11.0.4,41Implarato tur sal ..whic..... lima yocr logy vol Mew. XV II Mum s. DOMINION ZIPPLY ISOM% flamtitap. Get. II ✓