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to clieeleate small evils lest
elep into the serious and in -
le. A sound mind in a sound
makes life a joy and blessing.
Me ailment is like the protrud-
i he shoe, or the thorn lodg-
othiage We mialake if we
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which can be cured. It is
nlon ae physician in ward -
'curing malanies.
'RAN AT LIGIITNING SPEED
RUNAWA'2 TRAIN ON THE CANADI-
AN PACIFIC RAILWA.Y.
Teo crew slung to Car s'ops-iit•ipidity
neve wince cite Eaglet) Moved rfreelln
eat tee linterreal 69(tetteini0r9'--Tarribto
Experience or the )somooet Fire'
RED HANDS, t
Ted hands a little chloride
y a few grains --maybe add -
ordinary soft water used
ug. All rings and jewelry
oved,Iniwever, as the chlor -
discoloring effeet. Washing
•water is also very effective.
in, which must be of the best
mild be boiled in plenty of
'at a teacupi of meal to a
a
matt.
A. speed. of 150 utiles an hour IS A
possibility of .the fieture, when, aeriel
e.avigation has been perfeeted, and.
when oubinarine ex'att next along in
ocean dej3tb at double the speed of
the imperial ,Limited. When swaI2 a
sneed. is obtained. now-andays, it is 'by and the mast dangerous curves on( the
aceiden.t, not by design, and usually Bruce division at such a speed and( yet
'
says he firmly believes ,
tbat wiea, 'tile train reached the but
-
tom of the mouatein it was going in
the rieighborbood of 150 Miles an hour.
The beet evident* of high rate of
speed at sylitch the (menus mese have
travelled is found in the eondition of
the under machinery, whicils wee simpe
Iy torn to pieees by the ereessive rate
at whieh it was forced to( mots to
keep pee° with the in'onikling aide
rods.
ENGINE IN THE SHOPS.
After a, delay ef several. hours an..
other 'locomotive arrived, and towed
the runaway tied its train to Toronto
Sunotion, where the damaged engine
Is Ltow undergoing re4paire. The crew
are yet wondering how the train
travellel over the worst piece of road
se
r -foe an hour;. then
1 along at a tremendous pace. Easter
u e the liquid for tf
14'8.8,h- and faster the engine bounned along,
enrt,noattinge ''..-31,9-f.....,_ iine henvy 'tars behind swaying and
sla-77151 athieci to tan 434td lashing around the curves.
enlaances the whitening
BRAKEMEN IN PERIL.
The brakemen who were feverishly
throwing on brakes could no longer
stand upright. From end to end of
the ears they crawled on their stom-
achs, until with the rush oil the wind
and the peueding of the cars eas they
battered along in the rear of the run-
away monster, they dare net stir; but
gripped the footboard with both hands
and held on with all their strength.
DRIVEN FROM THEIR POSTS.
"She's loose," shouted Mahoney to
his fireman, who was busily seconding
his efforts to stop the wild career of
the l000motive. Over the 641 in the
tender they scrambled and back upon
the train, leaving the wild thing in
front to pursue its own course. • The
front end brakeman joined them, and
the trio crawled back as far away
from the locomotive as they possibly
could. Four car /engths back thes
pressure of the wind, increasing in
strength with each plunge of the run-
away, compelled them to use all' their
strength to bling to the tops ofil the
box cars, which, despite their loads,
pitched and tossed in the wake of the
heavy engine like a disnaaatled ship
d an t
inehe rails. \V hen they
something else Is broken beside re, rema
were alarmed by the whistle, it was
oords.
Sucli velocity was obtained last week
on the Bruce division of the Canadian
P,aoilie Railroad - at least. naraes
Malone,y, of 'Toronto ;Function, a
freight engineer, says it was - and as
result the company is out WO for
repairs and 01,000, the estimated value
of the ;services • of one of its best
engineers for a fortnight, And Ma-
loney did not reeeive the usual( cash
)onus for the ,red'ord-breaking trip,
elide:Tv --
•
NO TIMEKEEPERS ',MERE.
• The ru.n was misanctioned, in fact
unexpected by the railroad company
and consequently was not made under
the supervision of the proper time-
keepers and other authorities. The
trip was not made on a spec:tally pre-
pared tea*, but. at that a.enard'suit-
able course ctuld, not have been ob-
tained, unless, indeed, a PerPallkiionlar
track had beenerected and the, train
dropped from the top.
in short, last week a freight locomo-
tive, No. 433, under charge of 'Driver
Maloney, ran away at the to of
Caledon Mountain, and wouncl up; at
a• stand. still at Mono road, the top
oi the next emlnence, c raj. tely strie-
ped of all the smaller machinery be-
tween the driving wheels.
WILD DASH DOWN THE MOTJN-
TALN.
The train had not passed. the top of
the mountain a qtrarter of a mile when
Maloney noticed that the losomotive
was ploughing ahead at terrific rate
too late to jump, so they were fOreed,
to stick to the train and trust to; luck.
Any veteran engineer will tell Yalu
that General Bullar's job la South
Africa is parlor croquet compared with
an attempt to eebclue a locomotive on
a rani:page. • ••
BRITAIN IR IN THE RIGHT.
Whitt littsis op In Ho milt Arraort
ears About. Use Prevent consoles.
• The Boston Herald publishes a letter
from Right Rev. Anthony Ginghran.
Roman Catholic Bishop et' Kimberley.
T'ne Bishop is 40 years oft age, end( has
been Bishop at Kimberley 14 years. He
has been labouring to harmonize dif-
ferences between the' whites •and
blacks, In his letter he says :-
"Chamberlain's indictment of the
Transvaal Government was 'perfectly
f,air. I have no hesitation in saying
se, and I have had 13 year& to study
this question. I am not an English-
men, as you know, nor are my sympa-
thies in general with England; battle
this case I do believe that England
will do eredit to our common! human-
„ity by forcing a small State calling
itself a republie to give equal rights
to all. •
THEY WANTED ENGLA.ND.
"Whatever one may call England's
title to interfere in this matter, it is
certain that in former years most of
the Boers, their President at their head,
asked England to come to their aid
and take over the State. ,
"Those who invested their money.in
of speed. He shut off steam, put on the country had no hope of lever hav..
ina a voice in the government/ ot the
the ale brakes, wbistled for the hand I --
country, anu yet the Ultlanders were
brakes and applied all the ordillarY 1 twice as numerous,- at least as the ori
-
methods of slackening speed, but I ginal usurpers For in my mind I do
without success, Every fresh effort I not give Lo the Boers oft the Transvaal
the title of nationality. They simply
seemed to spur the obstinate initehine
into greater efforts.
•
The big locomotive tugged and rtinautisn. that implies proscription for a
strained and whipped the long traia
killed the Kailas fifty years ago e and
they took their place. There is nothing
ICE FOR THE HANDS.
which Ls made with
n old and tried family
Ugh ,hands, and is very
.three draohms of
•ite beeswax, and
• \dd. two ounces
• t the mixture in-
• <Ucepan ot boiling
• at into asmooth
ete- white and almost
terve' Ad.• While it is in
ante little jars.
r �Nirves; that quiver,
th's cold cleaver sets them
est I
•
wasted, has love oultast-
'1, blasted, but dies when
oken, made heaven a
poken, for Beatrice; ,
on her, would! they have
er,
nibrone her, in P.aradiee
ored, or sweetly savor-
vored a wedded bard;
row singte, on cliff, or
that mingle are mostly
sweeter than lost, but
cl her feet are whom none'
arose is what lame en-
s loss is his Mary's
-nee
iden, lost 'Thee 6`; dear
a;yed ixi her human
love's, fated to die unrest -
111 any tome.
-Vela tgain in Heaven,
et on -Lille rude shore,
aver to livenorever,
exittet • sever • and be no
A. S. RAIVXSAY,
E W00.1.)9,7 BUILDING.
ant Building in Welling -
land, ice the largest wood -
in the woridgeela Welt
;tome oiler ;New Zealand
st etydry house is con-
ood. Large ohu tehe e and
sixates premisa " are belle
material. t
OLENT GA.RDENER,
-No mere milk? What's
oow has etopped giv-
Why? `•
dry, mum.
the werld (Loan: yen
in a gale.
AROUND THE HORSESHOE.
• Around •the dangerous • Horseshoe
Curve the train sped at a velocity
which Mahoney declares was close to
150 miles an hour, the helpless crew:
clinging to the tops of the cars, ex4
pecting every instant to find theme
selves mixed up in a chaos of splintern
ed • box • cars, twisted and broken
trucks and the boulders • along the
track. •
Above the deafening roar of the
wind in his ears the engineer heard a
rattlieg and snapping sound, and. an
occasional deep -toned cra:sh from the
iron maniac ahead. Each csecond he
expectel the huge steel axles under
the locomotive would snap and allow
the big driving wheels to go bowlieg
off al their side , an separate mis-
sions of destruction, letwingo the big
boiler to drop between the rails and
bring the speeding mass up shorb and
wrecking eery oar in the train, ;
THE TJP-GRADE SAVED THEM•.
At, times the jerking and swaying
motion was absent and the peostrate
men were in terror lest the engine,
followed by tbe whole train, had left
the steel rails. The crashing and
snapping continued and the train mov-
ing at tremendous speed etruck the up
grade. Far a While the advent of the
ascent seemed to bacrease rather than
diminieh the velocity of the torpedo
upon rails, but gradually the speed
entekened, and at Mono road the
breaks seizec1 hold of the oar wheele
and the train was brought to a stand-
still
ENGINE WORKS RIPPED OUT.
The engine was a weeek as fat as
fulnes was concetned *la 1
nee EX (9 0 0
"Inner motion," that part of a locorao-
tivrde machinery situated between the
driving vs/well and the fez -Ward truoks,
had dieappeared, The terrific speed at-
tained by the driving rods had been
oo nruell tor the strength of the email
steel parts and they had. torn theta -
selves free, fixing themselves against
the boiler and fotwited trticksi and
were Scattered along the runaway's
trail.
4
• TE1E INDUCEMENT.
"As to Oom Paul Kruger, when, one
considers that the President of the
small republic, which has only 80,000
inhabitants or thereabouts, receives a
salary as large as that ca the President
of the United States, one can imagine
that patriotism is not: the very xirst
characteristic of his life,
"I have always held that a man, in
any country has the same reght, as an-
other if he conducts himself • as he
ought, and that there should. be no dis-
tinction beyond that which is neces-
sary to test his sincerity. Let the
United States be the model for repub-
lies in this matter. There must not be
at the end of the 19th century' a gov-
ernment calling • itself a republic,
while it is in reality a closet oligarchy,
ABOUT THE 130Elle •
"The Boer is brave. Of that, 1 have
no doubt; but he is ignorant and. pre-
judiced to an alarming extent. On that
account I do not condemn him, for his
fathers had to strike out into thedes-
art and lived as those who are cut off
from civilization. His•prejudioe shows
setself principally as regards the Callao -
lie Church; and, secondly, as regards
the civilized habits of European na-
tions. • The Catholic Church is his
bugbear. Catholics are heathens to
him. They • worship snakes and
Wooden images,
"To my mind a. war is the( best( way
to end the unrest and. insecurity that
torment and paralyze the country here
at present. We shall .suffer from it;
probably we shall suffer a geesitlittl,
but in the end the country will gain,
and gain immensely.
TIMBIS
"The history of the isainilnir t do
not know, bat ae IL la eermitted to be
hung so 'prominently in the recent.
tioa room, it is to be eel:mimed that
tne President and hie friends regard
it tie a faithful likeness, and are eon-
neetlently proud 02 it,
"It is ether that neither Kruger
nor his It/antis knew anything of art,
for the picture WAS an exaggerated
reproduetion of every derect in the
President's homely features, the low,
narrow, enintelleetual brow, overs
Yes; and heaves inasteive expanse
of face beneatn. The man himself
was inmost beautiful in comparison
with the monster on the canvas, and
really could nor help pitying hipi
for hie innocent adraltation of a thing
that ought to be cast into the fire.,
"Bet presently the President spoke
--a mouthful of strange, guttural
vvords-in a volee that was like a loud
gurgle, and -as the great jaws and
oheeks ami mouth heaved and opened
I stole a glance at the pioture and
it did not seem to me then as if the
painter had. libelled the man. At any
rate, the explosive dialect so expand-
ed the cheeks and widened the raouth
that I perceived some reserablanee to
the brutal picture.” •
OOM PAUL'S PORTRAIT.
What Stanley Thought of the E'resideat's
•Treasured Oil Patuttng.
• Kruger possesses "phis houte at Pre-
toria a portrait; of himself which Sir
Henry Stanley, when he saav it, be-
fore seeing the President, thought
must libel the original very molly.
In. one of his letters, written by Sir
Heary to the joureal "South Africa,"
just about two years ago, hedescribes
his meeting with Oom Paul and the pic-
ture very graphically. He was "for-
tunate enough" to obtain an interview
with the President at the early hour
of 5.30a. La., Oom being juse about to
depart on an electiosieering tour.
"As he was fatly dressed," wrote Dr,
Stanley, as he then was, "in the usual
black suit and little old-fashimied t0
hat, and eraoking on the verandah of
his homes, the old President eatiet have
risen, from bed an hour earlier at
least, and though all the cloaks in this
region are fully thirty minutes behind.
time, '5 a. m., is a remarkably early
hour to begin business. t
"MS g'00(1. morningin English slip-
ped frem him tuaeonscieusly, and after
a ,ehalte lianas he led the way to a
epacious saloon, wherein the first thing
that attraated my attention was a
large and tboarse oil painting of hire.
It happened thal the seat shawls Ina
placed Mr. Kruger and his picture
drreetly in a liee 141 XrColt.; a Me, and
/ Was thus forced to coraparet the olds
ginal with, the coPY$ ,
BO! }TEA° ..OF BOER WAR.
TRUMPETER OF THE FIFTH LANCERS
SHOWS GREAT BRAVERY.
Attacked by Three littera - Sheets Them
Down With a Revolver Conlin%
'Worthy of a Victoria Cross.
• Every campaign in whieh England
engages develops some individual act
ot heroism that stirs the Britisb Mood
throughout the entire empire and sets
tongues gcnng 111 ceaseless praise of the
hero. The latest instance of this was
furnished by Piper Fincliater in the
war against the Hill tribes of India.
At Dargai, where the Highlanders were
• charging the tribesmen, Riper Find -
tater was shot, but falling, continued
to pay on his hOrlipipe the charge. His
• regiment, stirred by his bravery, went
ori up the hill and captured the poitt
attacked, and Findlatei eeturned to
England 1.0 be personally honored by
the Queen herself.
It was expected that, true to .Eiaglish
• precedeut, the `Boer war would call
forth some similar act. • But no one
expected it would. be as soon as it has.
John James Sbarlock, of the Fifth
Royal lancers, is the hero, and he is
a trumpeter in the service. He is a
mere lad of sixteen summers, but he
did a day's work of svhich any man of
mature years would be proud. And
justly so.
• AT ELANDSLAAGTE.
It was in the fight at Elandslaagte,
when the Lancers were so severely set
upon, by the Boers. They were hard
pressed, and it devolved upon Trum-
peter Shuriock to sound orders on the
bugle. As he raised the instrument
Lo his lips he was set upon by 'three
Boers at once. He saw he could not
blow the blast, so he slutig his horn
again and drew his revolver. It took
the coolest kind of work to avoid the
first assailants. As he dodged the
blow aimed at him he fired his weapon
point -hank in the facev, of the burly
charger. Down the fellow jell in a
heap at his feet. With an instant's
hesitation he turnea to the next and
shot him clean through the heart, and
as the third engaged him he warded.
off the point of the bayonet with his
open hand and shot the fellow through
the • shoulder. Then, without the
slightest delay, he sounded' the order
that held the Lancers firm and kept
them from any possibility of retreat
that might 'have ended in dishonor
COOLNESS AND COURAGE.
LJ. required the nicest courage to
wi1istamd such an attack successful-
ly. ' It not only took the nicest courage
bu it took the nicest: accuracy of aim
w1h a revolver. Had he missed any
Shot he must have paid the for -
it with his life. It would have cost
im more, perhaps, that which be valu-
• ed more than his life. His wound was
qui e a severe Dee, but it was soon
d sed in the hospital, and he is now
rig nicely with the prospeet of a
istinguished service ahead of ;aim and
Victoria cross.
The little fellow is a born soldier,
eing bred in the service. He is the
son of a. trooper m the Fifth Lament
who lost his life by an aceident in the
service several years before. He en-
listed in the army when he was four-
teen years of age, with thefull consent
a hie widowed ro.other, who is herself
the daughter of Sergeant John Fro-
gett, a soldier with a record of thirty-
one years' including distinguished
service:•
SI 0111Y141(ER's sToRY
tweed ShOemaker Who Statee
• Was Cured of Beckache by
Dodd's Kidney PIlle,
No Reason to Doubt it. Ule is Hut Opo el 9
• Thetisanyt-noni's Kidney Pille M -
Wars cure leaekeclue
DONT'S FOR NURSES. a
Don't let stale flowers remain in a
sick charaber,
Don't appear anxious, however great
your anxiety.
Don't be unmindful of 3rouriset1f if
you are in the responeible position of
nurse, To do faithful work you must
have proper food and stated hours of
reet.
ONCE REMOVED.,
(Raynor -I hear • there is a new
baby next door to you,
Shylne-You -don't hear it hall as
often as I do.
Tweed, Nev. 27. There is e shoemaks
er in this tosva who is one among the
thousands who have been cured of
13aektiehe by Dodd's Kidney Pills. The
shoemaker's work sitting • beat over
the beeeh, or last all clay is witurally
a. strain on the back, but that of itself
is never the cause of the real Back -
Backache a the genuinely paixi-
Itul
aed, distressing kind is caused by
disorder of the kidneys. In feet this
acbe or pain is eituated direetly in the
kidneys as tbe sufferer will find if he
tries to rub the pain away with lini-
ents, as he would were it a mere
tiffness of the muscles.
W. 5. Busby, oft Tweed, thought
his case was oc the latter kind. He
bore with it for yearee thinking it in-
eeparable from his work, Filially, how-
ever, he found bis mistake, 1 -Te
writes: -
"1 heve long been troubled witn
severe pains in my back( and I always
thought that the cause was from my
constant work on the benoh.I found
out my kidneys were affected and once
Iwas certain of that I resorted to
Dodd% Kidney Pills. I am' happy to
say three boxes left me clear of Back -
eche. I can highly recommend them
to any person afflieted with that forra
of Kidney Disease." •
GIVES FITS.
Henx--Tbere's only one way to get
decent clottes from a tailor, and that
is to never Pay him. •
• Joitx-How does that work?
• Why, thee he gives you fits. ,
HIGH HEELS IN, PERSIA.
High heels, it is said, owe their ori-
gin to Persia, where they were intro-
duced to raise the feet from the burn-
ing sands of that country.
13e Cured of catarrh.
It Ls vita easy to mire yourself of
Catarrh or A,stlema u: you use Catarrh-
• ozone, the medicated. air treatment for
• all diseases of the nasal and respira-
tory organs cansed by germ life. Ca-
tarrhozoee will cure -absolutely cure
-Catarrh, and is a very pleasant rem-
edy that can, be used witbout one n. -
ger or risk whatever. When initialed
it rapidly volatilizes, andfinds its way
to the very seat of the disease, where
it kills the ralerobe life that causes Ca-
tarrh and at the same time restores
all irritated membranes to their normal
condition, effecting- sa permanent mire.
you simply • breathe e Catarrhozoae
does the rest. One trial will demon-
strate its worth. For salfeat all drug-
gists or by mail, •price $1.110, For trial
outfit send 10c in stamps to X, O. Poi-
son & Co., 518 Kingston; Ont.'
When the first baby appears on the
scene the happy parents forget that
there are about ten naillion more in
the world about the same age and just
as cute. '
•
iBlernishes.`;{.7,:= Complexion
ISAnalytical Chemist, 489 Queen St, W., Toronto,
end one cent stamp for °Iranian W. r:IIRQIIHART
„An enterprising dime -museum man-
ager advertises for a hen.peeked hus-
band to complete his poultry exhibit.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
MRS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used,:by mothers for their children teething. It soothee
the elind, softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind
collo, and is the best remedy for diarrhma 25o. a bob.
1le,4 Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Be
sure and oak for "Mrs. Winalow're Soothing Syrup.
'traveler says ham' plays about the
same part in a rainvay. sandwich that
trestle •does in a horse trade•.
•
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Ougglets refund the money if it fails to ewe.
c. • L. W. Grove's signature is on each box.
AN spinster of uncertain years who
reeeltly married a man named Hope
spe s tef him as the Hope long defer-
rer
59 Payne, of Granby, Que.
61 Pharaoh 110c. Cigar Manufacturer.
'Women are queer creatures. One
may laugh itt you 11 you are ride and
sralle on you if you are poor.
How's ThiS ?
We offer One Rundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F'. CHENEY St CO., Toledo, O.
Viro, the undersigned, have known P. J.
charley for the last 19 years, and believe him
perfectly honore.ble in all business transact.
lone and financially able to carry out any obli-
gation made by their firm.
Wasi & Truysx_,_ Wholesale DrUffEiet;vS. Toledo,
0. WALOING, KiNNAN & Isisatvin, hole4ale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
leaira Catarrh Cure le taken internally, act-
ing directly upon the blood and Fnucons env
tides of tho syneat. Price, 750. nor bottle.
Sold by all drung HU. Testimonials free.
Hairs Panaiy Pills are the beet.
ALWAYS THE OTHER 801".
It seams to me that Willie gets into
an awful lot of fights. I wonder who
is to blame for it all?
The other boy, ahvay,e the other
boy, replied Willie's Mother, with eon-
-viction, SVi1hie eays so himself.
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be seldonas leads anything.
Toscauel 10••c. HERNANtatc
In nine caess out of a possible ten
a wife has perfeet confidence in her
husband after anarriage-for about
twenty-four lsours.
O'KEEFE'S MALT
Invigontel arid Strrngthens.
• LLOYD WOOD, Toronto. GENERAL AGENT.
Mjxay a man's reputation fox' good -
nes is founded upon his ability to con-
ceal is badness.
Monmeat. HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Tho " Balmoral," Fres Bus
Rotel Carslake Em°Pemn
0 front $1 a day up 0 p
G.T.R.Station, Montreal. Geo, Carelake 5 Co., Crop 8.
vs AJ HOTtliE_Atosiii--con.go Avenue.
Family Hotel rates $1.66
Per day.
ST. JAMES' HOTEL...Opposite Depot,
two blocks from C. P.
Railway. Firet-olass Commercial House Modern ins-
provensante-Ratee moderate. -
; If you -would live to a ripe old age
don't try to live mere than one day
at a time.
TETI, P. G loos
OALVERT's
Carbolic Disinfectants, Soaps, Dint.
merit, 'Tooth Potsdam, otm, baVe been
awarded 100 medals and diplomas for superior
excellence. 'Their regular use prevent infer:U.
one diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain a
supply. Lists mailed free on Application.
F. C. CALVERT & CO.)
MANCHESTER, - ENGLAND,
Teachers
Wanted
To send for oar
complete SHEET
MUSIC CATALOGUE
and SPECIAL NATE
OF DISCOUNT. We
are equipped to
Whaley, Royce
a co.,
158 Yong, St.,
TORONTO, ONT.
Sausage Casings--irgva,Pgrer,;°,,t=
erloan Hog Cesiese—rellable goods at rieht tens,
PARK, BLACKWELL e DO., Toronto.
Carterg.
COLD CURE leo.' Cures in n jiffy. PJ.o
• Cormacx & Co„ Agents, Montreal.
THE DES MOINES INOUBATOR—Dest and oheapeei
o. Rolland, sole agent, for theDouilnion. Send 301.
stamp for catalogue. 373 St. Paul Street, Montreal
Rooks Rosaries Cr •
cifIxes, Soapulare,
•
tef Iloilo Prayer , "
Retions Pictures, statuary, and Church Ornaments,
Bdurtedons1 Works. Mail orders receive prompt tette*.
11. & SADLIER & 00., Montreal.
pOMMON SENSE KILLS Roaches, Bed
Bugs, Rata and Aloe. Sold by all
Druggists, or 381 Queen W. Toronto.
WANTED—Men to travel, salary or ore:emission; expert.
enee unnecessary., Write LUXE BROS. CO., Montreal.
WANTED—Salesmen ; "Arberine" protects fruit treat
fxom animate ;$30.00 week. ARBORINE CO., Montreal.
WILL Instantly relieve a tickling cough
Dr. Draw% compound Syrup of Lloorioe-ask
Dri•ggiqs for it-sentby mull on rec ipt of 25o.
Drynen Modica; Dispensary, Elontreal's
permanently cures
ESEl throat, stomach
Catarrh of nose,
and bladder. 50o 9;11 a box. Write for particulars, The
Indian Catarrh Oure 0o.,146 St. James -ab. Montreal.
CATARACTS (absorbed without operation), Bron
china Asthma, and Over -fatness,
cured by eafe, sure and potent remedies, Absolutely
harmless Particulars and terms address,
DR. GRANT, 33 Seneca St., Buffalo, New York.
39;esr
LEAD, CM,PEI2:1, BRASS'
olesale only. Long Distance Telephono1720.
WILLIAM ST., TORONTO.
PO LTRY, BUTTER, ECUS, APPLES,
Mid tiler PRODUCE, to ensure best results consign to
The Dawsog Commission Co., Limited,
Cor.Weet-Market a Oolborne St., Toronto,
OA&
Cereal Coffee:Health Dr' ilk. Pure,Wholesoree, Nourisks
Ing, 15o th. , or 2 lbs. for 25a. ROICCO la. equa a to tec_ooffee,
For Sale by ail Grocers, or send lee for i -lb. pease(
o the 14010aoM
gG.co„ipietieeti.,:oronto.
Ag0.tawteineveryooalty:„aEAvsRBnA:DMaomin
tosh
mar hardone & is guaanteed Water -
prow. Ask for %take no other. Bea-
ver Rubber mobbing Co., Montreal, '
ME.
All parts of Can(
daily. Latent Int
water eurige,41
altingeoett Der•
any other cooke
A.LITOM aT/C •
101 Coll
TORONTO Cutting 51011001
2 to all desIrons of expiring a
Cutting and Fitting Gentlemea'
Particulars,
• 113 191 onto.
ROOFING and Sheet idotail17071iDs
DOTING SLATE. in Black,
Red or Greou. SLA.TB SLA(I(130.A.1jp5 (We supp41
public and High Sehools,Toronto). Rooting fait, Paoli,
cosi Tar, eto. ROOFING TILE (See biew City
a.ours &
pinieger%,Toobar.onst,oilmilo;_,.nteso biyuro,n1:67:radpia(),0v2motigeire:07esipl.:tenTtgoesr,00renrotootil
pieterialeisehlpsomititso, irtlepaert of_ the country. Phono 1964
Dyeing Cleaning 1
For the very best mend your work to the
"BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO."
Look for agent in your tome or seed direct.
iliuntreal,Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec.
BALDNESS CUBED.
ROSE'S " Nair Grower" positively and perr
manently cures Baldness, Hair FallinDI
Out, Dandruff, etc., and. renders the hair soft
glossy and beautiful- Testimonials from leading Torero
to gentlemen. Price 8110 per bottle
ROSE & CO.,
225 itonoesralles Are., Toronto,
TUBULAR=
SKATES
or
Pieseure
Guaranteed Cast Steel.
The Strongest, Lightest arid Fastest Skate iu the world,
Mole in all lengtha. Pricer, amp ete with Boots, 0.00.
Order from
FRED. IVRY, e 170 Ray St., Toronto,
cheapest and Best Covering In the World.
Mica P1PEBTER Covering
Steam and Hot and Cold Water Pipes, Cold Storage
Pipes. Kitchen Boilers, eto.
For perticulara apply to
MICA BOILER COVERING CO., Waited,
Toronto, Montreal, and London, Eng.
Michigan Land for•Sale.
g 000 ACRES 0000 FARMING LANDS-ARENAD
171; Teem. Ogemaw and Crawford Counties. Titleper.
feat. On aliehigan Central, Detroit & Maokinatt anti
Loon Lake Itailrojds, at prices ranging from 82 to SS
P8 acre. These Lands are Close to Enterprising New
Towne, Churches, Schools, etc., and will be sold on ost
reasonable tenon. Apply to
21.11.• PIERCE, A gent, Week Bay City, Minh.
,L
Or W. CURTIS, Whittemore, Mich,
•
Manufacturers
Comince b Toronto
WILL FIND VERY DESTRA.BLE
FLATSSteam Heated, Steam Power,
,
Elevator and all conveniences.
TRUTH BUILDING, 73 Adelaide St. West,
TORONTO.
Dominion Line •
STEAIAMASINLIPS
Portland, Me., to Liverpool, calling at Halifax
Westbound.
; Large and fast Steamers Vancouver
Doxiiinion, Cambroman.
Rates of paesage r—First Cabin, 850 upwards; Seam.
Cabin, $35; Steerage, *22.50 and $23.50.
For further information apply to local agents, or
DAVID TORRANCE 500., General Agents,
17 Si. Sacrament St. Montreal,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
9
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
BREAKFAST—SUPPER.
The A r ach
oF Indigesti n
usismiti
NDIGESTION is very insidious.
The appetite becomes poor, caprl.
cious, or is altogether lost. Pain,
accompanied by nausea and flatus.
lence follows the taking of food;
nutrition being arrested, the blood
becomes impoverished, and then
• appear various nervous affections,
such as headache, dizziness, sleepleesness
•neuralgia hysteria • and the collection oi
o Madonnas
NORTNEY STEAM PUMP --6 x 4, 7 inch
stroke, in good working order,. capac-
ity about 200 horse power. Price $75,
FEED WATER HEATER -65 horse power,
in good order. Price $25.
• ONE No. 3 STURTEVANT FAH -24 inch,
in perfect order, Price $25. •
ONE No. 4 BUFFALO FAN -- 17 inches
high, upright discharge, in excellent
order. Price $35.
S. FRANK WILSON,
Tawrx, 73 Adelaide West, Toronto,
CAIVAD/i, t1tAi4 NT
Loan awl Savings Corapa,ny.
• INeoakeltatrAn 1855.
'rho oldest and Largest Oanodlan Mort
gaga Corporation*
Capital, - 11400,000
• Reserve Pit I141 •I 20o,o(So
Head Officle-Torefito St, Y0 Otto
Drafich Offloos--WinnIpng, Man., Vancouver, 13.0,
rinneeirs nnotrrom. lutenist allowed.
•17110119NTUR11it ISRVIDD for 1, 3, 3, sr 5 yens,
With Interest °moons atiesebed,
atelenn MIST on 5(010191 01 real tenni nevnielletr
Govorrinurnt Mid stuulairal Donde,
Tor farther particulars apPly to
J. IGSRBURT MASON.
•Menashit DirepVr, Termite.
distressing sirtoms to which the name et
It}i” and "heart trouble'
bas been
debility"
The liver is speedily
affected, and then we have coastipatiotice„re
foul tongue, offensive breath, depreigeni
of spirits and sallow skin.
THE 0311E IS EMPLIDITY ITEELE :
Or Ward'e
e' Pb
,I&Berc
• ALWAYS TOUCH THE SPOT.
Price 50 Cents per box, live boson $2.00, All intents*,
OY BAP% WilliMn5 SO 00, Toronto, Ont,
altS, ft. ARNETT, Manager.
JOHN J. MAIN, Stint, and Trees
The Canadian
Heine Safety 1)
OILER I
Esplanade, Toronto
Opp. SI?erbourilo St.,
Nigh Class Water Ttibe •Steam
' Boilers) fer Ali PressUreso
Duties and Nei.
SE/NO POR DESCRWTIVE CA1'AIL008JU.
R010101108 aSeeS•lletra , lintled.
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