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'ease Wild (13.er &Se
ntioentreinait Electric* wine.
In tu• rs Leaden unelerttro .
et In east netvreek of eatetrie
ritiweys, veleeh the Citizen may
tel lientime treveling.
eels tatetanewerle ttit oii the loac.,tro.
PL whet tie'. huetting busin -es
abiPeng awaiteel. For year
ctren hts bien Fite an
i byorattliees fr e, elle at
When Reelt te bie dent, la I
city, awl ovial ally t Ian -vetted a
letst an 'a ,eta by :hie oat
MA:S. of Iwo/notion.
Ate the eater; by tte s
• *viLitt Hi.- to Lts
R V leen: h 1
1 h. et itee i
t4)
ewer
itet any 111,111
by tht ;tear. et ;tee ti ie
etbt 'eetiti of tht ceten al e.-eit , oe t
allt tag been gat lag en them, •lay to
dee awl tirater tie year.
The leen-awe of th, kl)
1r4 a vast
On the Farm.
clean ot. Kane eubstantiel food,
ike Johnny cake or eraokee "grain,
and at the aam e time will observe
em to tara abut anal be looking
bugs awe worm. They always .
e tiedr little eye e espeuefor a bug
tr btte of grass, and they will keep
uts the businees of feragina, anal their
little -anew are distended. They are
ill a Battle hungry.
'Ihe, fact of the mettee ie that there
Ls a general raw tAtierved by all sue-
etteatful poultrymen, and while .each
will etevei las own. method, tvith flO
we of them elite, it Would !seem thet
there are army meth:ate e eepiug
eihteke healthy awl tvell fee., The
pitint es to kelt there heathy and
ihneetinie The pereen who lecke maw
eel will feed in. a bangling manner.,
416,111AtolosiOnelshob-- -41witaiWize
ABOUT IWILTLINQ.
If there is any cane thing that re
'tree the dairymen's personal at
ention mare than any other it is
mliaing. More goad rows are spoil-
ed every yeti: by careleas
titan iu slily tither way. A very little
naiik /eft in the metier at each niiU-
!ng will can the best twee to de -
1 11 eventually tth eease
entlettiy.
ihe ual:einte saitald not only be
tioue thereegitly, but ie.-114mM be dente
qteekey. awl, unitise the operator
ettiat. eitateiet he done ,quieily. In giving ail kinds taf improper foods
zerien t ie is said that they pay geving no opportunity to met or
en t' rv... twine to a ntiteer. eh•et etertge. Lug them a long rest.
t load, Leteeetrous language seouldt .-
b The *taw is a teerveue FAMINE SUFFERE'
etianeet.iii arty undue excetement .if
OmeTtuNa QUITE NEW—
CHI! ON OREEN TEA
me flavor as Japan, only more delicious,
ONE SURE SIGN OF DEATH.
nore ismsTheiteand rates.
A. Iney4clan Who Say» Ele nai ]*'Zed 11 In
The question of an aesolutely sure
sign of death leas trouiaed !nauleind
from anent times. It has been most
varioesly answered,. bat never to en-
tire sa.tisfactien The diffieulties we
meet with are; First. Una not all or-
gans of the iwely die in one moment;
we1 second, that the action of soMe
ol the vital organs may be so dim-
inished that by ordinary means it ap- ewej yea can. figure out which it is
rers alznoet haptasede to deeide that matte dance.
etee the gateway and Quante of the wee Partake, are Me !Taunt aroehumate 114 whether the life in them is in fact ex- Even the general Halt never wins
tneta. tinet or not. btb can beat teerue t 'mete reale rk-
.113e: t suffe'el's bY the Keseatti The actual causes et phys-tW
iological *ed la-eelweed. htare you driv-
ftus'•ue liilite we'tli bY au deatb are three • First, eessetton of ba, g•tt ? aekeil Homewood. ele can
• brides function; second, creation of beat a retreat.
respiration or failure of the lungs; Mr. Henpeck -The doctor 'ays
beetutely must go away wet week
third, faiture tbe heart.
e The fir- t, involving immelliate death or 3 rest. Nfc4. Good.
slot the central or :animal nervous sys.. est 1 0 trait pessilly nung' rt•tge. u-} get
FLASHES OF FUN.
Whet a strong face that Dlr.
Aliannele.y has. Yee. Ile used to be
the ironejewed man in a circes.
IIu.ebanach-What I No ice this SV,-,elt-
eriag weather? Didn't the iceman
leave any Wife -Ile left plenty, but
that new girl hae letea keeping the
refriet•erator opea all day to cool eft
the kItcben.
First Heti-Yes; affliction has vis-
ited our coke). My or sister is gon.e!
Second leen-Sa sorry! DW she pass
away wite a white man ce a colored!
meae
Cardinal Manning met one day a.
drenkon irisbeonn on a Lenlon street
and seteat Patrick, I have jiined tbe
temperance ecciety. Pe.rhaps your
• erence needed it, was Patricks re -
Pte.
Yau. seern to be very much iaterest-
ed. in that couple in tbe middle of the
Leone Yes; you leek aL them and
-,r4feve ably.
2)4 wet atiow paireons or does, to
-tit te-
atere the eceees. Lleilitar.s that have
eleitat aril hes envie! t111 re le t.e e.,refaLty end kindly bandied ather natarai and eatinital ellawa
nerthweet of 1t• ltk t etty ee •
inea ete.fitnatt tet maturtty eeidom de- 11:,2S al3t grew, empire, are the lea
S-lkira,G, 4i teetieta
t :nee kieleter.s, bat eecesioneily fartmeent Perieitsi or outeastest wit
- het. dol,s, it is aiways autintien iteeettaing to a lete eetienet
4. ease, if tees- aae 484 WbostIts Sttlatiilliolk
a away teen tit ea ie le er i
LW:0e" eil etteetta. eteeele
,, I,- teeltie eatit a, waive ie. Tiao teats III3y nwpratilleatily es bad as enat slever
id I 21!. 0t rt 4 i. S'IPIM El 41 IX. St're. -tv,k1 tender. An :kpilt::C.-.111:',A1 r,-.1srs wisieh tho Engdols rule is sup
IcT: ",!' '4.4'''''''1:ttn'''''''4..,frt". t 1E mita:tee ter teed welt bring relief. posed to .113Ve redeemed them. A
ent untie ay.. -- ati,e a dii•51,- i If th, ud,1,,q :,$ int:una ,a ,,,,,4 6w,1en, lean bait of them are le the peesid
• T3'Ili Invitr.: u -t I frequent fiineratatiowt of hot water ency at eledrae; awl in wed abeam tit
1ich 00' e ',a".*InY ho' ° rtn1 an apieieetten tie either of the riy of Maras they lona outer/ear
en above.-mara. d rt needles wul usually tor (+1 the litantiation-
eirpeakta h 0 p -,1 e 4 ..1,'3,-. , .." 0.:-+ hlt l. '. 4 r r peeve hiehti, ii thi i The tete:At are enziatity arid in
e ao aapier i, ,:e 4 ' ''''• '*-Zi ''' 1: '.' ..!' ." I Ann tate ea re „tempt,. at rat effect eel dust 1%14, L'y below the Suit:nit who ar
the tie:metre, tt de ,i, a: , I a; ea:ea-eel 1
......... .,„....ele it as mix eutetalt oi the te.Wia the tueest easen ',rho, 1,:ar:Ats ure 0
e annum. anti ie.. re ' • 7' ) ' '• r's ... 4.P.!.. 4 4..... ' ilr 41:11 h .11..j 6-. ' fi ilik) e'Vtt, '' ' 1. ind bNolie 110, plate., i
tf a f :7r tivialenet ei a e lia a, true i, ea,- .
i an aka a thin 12t 4neat t ,e iterne. Tee
Ofledeit peneete, re atest tr ate! et the 2 • , and r
v Tie Clo r: 1, n. 11., .1.,,,,"1.,„ ,!7 Or ffivt e tie.. e 31, ra.hally eree, only ree
, Wiiie ;ie. f'ret i titanwnt ' X•3 tint tes ly. lbe Lew of ceetone teetteels the
di ily awe:eine et lhe, 0 .'ew en ' "re ii meet' of tb ‘ as:Lin• ba:ng :n- to livf.• M siva:ditto lativeia we:sada Oka
IIVfkr‘li:`,., 'ad Etlt'ZI 3: :• lz ,,:
r•
tem only isuot at ;Mee followed iny . 12wy to .go IAN) you th,n, uou.
- the inactivity of the peripheral nerv- peele-liewnil 1 guess the dector
t * oue system, and its speeaal, so-atleel, imuet hive heerieu Ora.
" ' vegetetive centres, as long ago W35 : Keith, e:gle-What is it the. pcet
• demonetretel by Browradequard, 4z1ii-ar " Y"un:; nutn4'i f3nTh°4
-,Schiff anti others. So the langs may ; t44('' Sl"" liaeltwa.eil lover -Why
-
' continue to contract and expand, the -er-reellyl-er-leave all that to
e* heart 1113Y contineo to beat, even if
:My parents Daly eirtne between us,
Ofti) tnU
et...ere. of le
est 41,0;i1)
rile teller, ye earew.
e trite at direinlibed power. We faltered. gi /bey ete, ea,
know f trailer tbrat the life of the ettin ,
te le, the -t h jretty emelt
u is not eetinet; heir and uails eon -1
Ana he presiati her still el tser to his
• tiaue to grow; the stornaeh continues meetly breeet.
.7.4
telPater to secrete late. tee.: amette, whin a. letter anti-' from
death you witile you were tlw ty 1 111,no
it far a day et :att. What
,el .liet yeti gee
i‘it on the
aCt;:i t -at e
I‘C.Ott:n 1:711r0.
Wee tat, fr-t. tete • ?hi e wapitty ette
preinti at teen ite net a
,20 1
eanditi ongat aa I fateree tie it
Aleily araff:e. are, r 4
nee .ry t
SW tRil EATS
ut AZIOr.t141, atm. nods
All A.11cial4s at t,:t:forralitatIon.
▪ fat 5.1V,A.:Iii1:1: 1. 'IV 3 to 10-4, at 8
4.4),-0A1) in telite,l 31_stio, and £21 3U4h3.KintiisZESS hot thrown upper eitaitea-even including the poor
2. -34innei2 itiVe 111.0111t of the away yven to an znfintstl. Orcasionaily and bard -worked and often starved
etteeniei 2f4.3y a cow well rateditit in kicking in spite eiiielrainheiteve that thee ixn;n-
12 is
a faet thet certainly app1j 4f'4t1 peewee:none. For :such I w a• ate the waiter. Ad the fo-untatua wen -
tee, eateette eoltetteee2 ethieete eili! light ropt. with a Weak. at One, 1114 " or 3,1Iy contain the only pulAio or ac-
t 1u2 fir Ave 3e5194.5,1 en41 a ..dean chain at 1110 Other. put eceteibie water within a considerable
12 1 beet, of th, Go,,,,noont11 41;su.I ths• cow just in front oV radius, this is a terrible hardship to
„t3144,.„.iti,m etyillrihy, the udder; draw reel tight and hook the Pariahs, whereat, often obliged to
in the 11zin heean eeareely lift her go several miles to got water, which
teen., teentai eite,„ea 120 feet. and it eauttes her no pain unless •. then is very likely stagnant and an.-
itte it. theme Riot ea,. enema.' itioi trita tii kiok.eitortetimes the dif-e•wholesome. The result is that dieease
is pee tee'litil eted erten:nee. , ficuity 1.3 eattsea by a dwelled coneta is bred arming thcIll, 14 WWI Sometimes
yet fee te.tei al thounswie tltue • tan from one farm to another, or a Ildect3 the whole- population.
tenet of thouitenals are fonel eheutiei of ruitkere. Never change, This gives the Parialts a grievance
. rent or leina, eonceelea witein in:Ike:re if it eitn be avoided. With which, they fancy, may compol the
ehtlters. tante cows it cadres little differenee; govermint,nt of India to listen to their
war elan, win. gele„ ,,nts a 1102.4 tiehere will tat stand at allafer a story of distress. In a general way,
eartage ierSo
• we, well i2303v thet reel eau,.
tweet', for qte-te a while it tb br31
not aefeitteal anil tea culation 4 tyes
not interrelated. And of lite third 2n44zy yen ante t for.
• eauee, 1,ei beert failure, tlae eente arty i 1* •a rain -Have y t4'vir 11e
be twicd. Wei we see thet we aney eteetate a lot tealtip when sew clat ir ;te-
ed true, ai salute physielogieti death tilI•eti' Tit1 ahl,qualt-N('• . i
. only after the c,-,..1-,s.ation of funetion 1*, the taJet the'dirlie4 eit 1 hunr".uive
i of the three organs together, or at , ra,,awat :,,,u 4420 conoiv... ()h, I
least ox two of them, the lungs and *, diet•ut knee, Ilevi% eilu ever '4' 'I/ a
the heart without the life action of gclf eltll' ch31.114"11 get' re'' 1Y t°
which the brain certainly eennot I tape Alive'
Aren't you goi
erate. ng to give any en-
al eel tieteltir tbeit at atty il-11Wtr heanilereeti of si51,.4:$1va, rillt1
.2.041 wee ditiencie ttioeier wiley.s.. X1,41 V ,tuy ou- tra-de or agricuiturat
t. lie .t ?t eitee irt nweir. aud V311 kSte.:}' Pe Tiedlik tee meet telattri-
ma.... t• •
eeteerieg fere tatty tet•,.. knkts,, llIZIV:VdkiItIA Gild 333t12:31 li :I:I.:Vt./3
f'::ISkt kb! tee taiiier sittetad let m4ee4 ; Tile state of the Pariahs is przteti-
-gait,' three or four Z.:414,k5 :hi- eaily that. tie 'the eh:end:tie, of wham
ti.ate; unater no eiretainetatteee ebituel' el iseeid, hi tee /Hindu Lew ttf custom
udder b-3 tali and distended ony .: thAt he ;"atiad 024 sle;s11111 within towa
1 . lontrit il time. :bes eitie weeith IfitiSt be in dogs and
R:If'ift4'ii, fa:Fiancee end feariceseess 3v4fe5; 13.3 CitifileS LUSK C017O431 tat the
an neeetairy qualatians in a good inlutles of deecanell persons; and his
:.k.,r. On. v.:ho cannot central Isis ' dishes must be broken pots."
• iett.r temper or is afraid a a ,eow t. The Paria.lts are probibittel from
Wet e.,speet, ick breome a retecesee "drinking et the public fountains; the
44). ZMZialnrar)
ot the ilnest teas obtathb1e guarantee
o ratisty the most oarttoular to drinkers.
Ceettenel.,01eT
In Load Pacitat
You Are Astonishi
If you have noticed the dif-
ference in the appearance of
a building that needed paint-
ing and after it had received
a coat of paint, you've been
astonished.
RAMSAY'S
PAINTS,.
Paint does more to increase
the value of a property than
any other one thing. Makes
it bright and handsome
wears well and preserves it as
only pure paint can.
A. RAMSAY & SC E
MONTRMALI Pant Makers.
POWER OF THE PARIS BOURSE.
While the Paris bourse is neither
spiot nor hero, aside from saints and
lzaress it is tho only power that the.
iings and snolss of France could not
ompei to express a sentiment eone
trary to the law of commerce. When
tite exchange expreeses an opinion it
s In n language understood by all -
that of trance and centimes. Napo-
leon feared it. Rol espierre held it i
execration and Prutthon had to cone
fess that the eonrse in tritleal mo.
ate was the Vaal reedoe et hottest
views.
stly. Frenchmen recall that the
ntente between France and Russia
Id its origin in tha efficacious ot-
iveso bourse. Otte need not leave
trty gray bailee to revert to that
ing at the Peterhof -it wee in the
of UP1J I nelieve, when the
of Nieltolas I., the narrow,
a et Alexander UL an ba-
the Freneh revel-
bie mind
for ev,‘ry r3.t I in the
Ut,orffrm..0
New amnia,- Welee tepitel, an. tweet 1POUleritt.
it,s •11:, vine be, tn bee to but the
Many pp.411::, often wonier why it
tkIt yeir 1LXtr year the interest
LO. irmitry k.p4 up to the sante olal
staineard. Every other class of live
stock has its ups and dowes. Hogs,
iherees, eettle and sletep each have-
etereeneed fritm iteeir nevel brigade- of depreesioa
thut-
eir ptriode , but po
c*47Instal2t17 re-"I"V°r"itl" al." it bY try is on. ekeek every change of the
canting -ants from the freela ithips er- , eateon, end the supply his never yet
riv144 5011 113e' nurin' du -h- been known to exc„d the demend.
Meats that are ia Jenne at i he
One reason why poultry ratting is
S ANN ivanewi to 11 etnte aetch in
a e-uprente th ineh ea-aly effort to
were one eo ilettree^ive a fee.
The greatest diffieuity in c Intend -
's -eine; agalreet tho tate' attteeke is ex-
wharven jitties and d ale war..h popular business is that there is al-
ways a market for surplus stook;
eggs are always in demand at low
prices sometimes, but where prices are
wet:An that there well neat to be a
low the hen. le getting her own Waving
perrannent establiehment mwattam-2
without any expense to her owner,
ad by the Sydney autherities in order
to rout the rats at entry attempted
invasion.
The liet of killee still goes en in
this remarkable war ot a great in-
duetadal peeple againet vermin, and
ca there wIll have been in the prin-
1 ce Australia's cities notere than
million. of rata slain.
A HORSE▪ SHOE
h Ignorant Elkiter.t or navistivon
I'VE& With l'arieedtv. •
▪ days gone by there was a retie
ning village of the name of I2Iavi-
in, near Nairn, where the natives
e thottgbt to be foolish folk. One
ay one of the 'inhabitants found an
old horsesboe on the shore, and, as
they had never seen su,cla a thing be.
fore, tto one kreew what it was, some
one suggested that it was the new
moon, bat the oldest and wisest fish-
erman deolared that if that were so
it wottlel be in the: eky. He hadi tong
wondered, hewever, tvbat beinune of
the old moons and he thought after
is discovery the mystery was solv-
ed, --that alter the old moons -were
done with they feil to the earth and
the heiseshoe was one of them.
It was at firet thtaeht that th:s
plague of railents woe' I be eventu-
ally stampel otu, NIL tht fact appears
a
WELL, DID HE GET IT?
Mairk-1 saw that little bow of yours
to -day. "
Ba-rreaughe-Did youl Tiiinit bees
me?
Mark -Very muc]a.
fA.riyughs-Do you really?
Mark -Yee, he asked me for some
ALey.
hence he can affor,a to sell at low
prices.
Fowls are more prolific than any
other el tea of farm animas and reach
meta:ley :SFr much mere quickly, awl
these are advan.tages that attract
many Davie.
There hes been. no best way discov-
ered tor feeding little chicks. One
p,ersou will feed one way and have
very good success and another will
pessue another method of feeding,
opposed to the first
method and stilt heve as good suacess.
One. will let the cbtaks get hungry
occas,ioreally so they may relish their
food, and another never permits
them to become hungry. It is, not a
good plan. to let ahieke get bangry.
Ths great difficulty in. this will be
indetermining what constitutes keep-
ing, chicks a little hungry. One
ehic,k may be a little huateery and an-
other of 'the same broad very hun-
gry. [1 18 all right te, have the.chicks
comre to each meal with a good; appe-
tite. To determine tele requires
juel,gment and regularity in feeding.
One, way to keep the appetite good
is to bewe regularity enough in eeed-
tag so that the interval between
meals should be long enough to rest
the digestive cagaicute and yet not so
long that thee appetite may become
an inardinate one, which will cause
the chicks to gorge the,neseives at the
next mea.I.
The, feeder who employs good judg-
ment will keep his chicks healthy and
eau keep the appetite healthy by .giv-
inn them; what they will eat up quick
it Le no doubt true that the English
rulers of India would help the Pariahs
if they could; but they are unable to
govern the vaet population of that
eraptre without acceding to the 800101
arrangements and religious notions of
the people.
Nevertheless, there is no Indien law
of customs against teaching Pariahs,
and the English have tstabliehed three
hundred primary schools for the bene-
fit of their children.
It iis not clea,r, however, in what
way educatiou will help a people who
are not allowed to live in villages, or
travel with other people, or drink the
water they drink, en. engage ba any
trade or business. An educated out -
caste would be a very unhappy out-
oaate indeed.
As matters are, the Pariahs are not
-at least, when they can obtain food
-an unhappy people. They are said
to be very laborious in their menial
way, frugal, pleasure -loving, and
capable of performing much bard
work.
With regard to their diet, they
have at least one privilege not posses-
sed by Indians who belong to the
castes; they can eat anything. A.
Sudee. or an upper -caste man may
starve belore he may eat beef; porter-
house steaks plazed before him three
times a day, during the famine, would
not save him from starvation.
The members et the Efin,du castes
suffar from the great famine as the
rearitt of other inherited notions be-
sides the one that oompels them to
eat only Certain epode. They are re-
strained by superstitious fear from
leaving their homes and travelling to
the relief oesetree. The Indian gov-
ernment distributee' great quanti-
tie3 of rice, but it cermet carry it
around to all the people, and if their
strange scruples prevent them from
canaregateng at certain centres, they
mustdie. '
Here, too, the Parlah profits by his
auteaste condition; he may go any-
wh,exe he care He that has no taste
is at least beyond the fear of losing
it.
, CHINESE DISCOVERED POWDER.
The Chineee discovered gunpowder at
least 800 years a" and made stone
mortars that threw heavy stone ero-
jetetilee.
Now, as regards respiration, we have
very simple means to detnonstrate its
cessation. e1a) remains, in feet, as the
only one to show it true death, the
heart, This to prove indeed with ab-
solute certainty is quite a difficult
proitlent. Upon the abeence, therefore,
of any anal all tram of circulation
in the !only have been concentrated
most experiments. And as regards
the same we have to take. into coneid-
eratiou that, by disease, the heat
beats might be diminishel to but 30
few faint puleations per minute,
might become so imperceptible; that
without the aid et special instrtunents
and long -continued observations noth-
ing of their exietenee may be detect-
ed.
In the following I shall givo the
simple means by whieh any person
easily enough may convince himself
of tbe absence or presence even of the
slightest trace of circulation:
If we ligate tight a member of the
body, best for extenple, a finger be-
tween the first and seeonal joint, in
the living we will wren notice begin-
ning almost at one, a reddish col-
oration of the portion &love the liga-
ture. It Lecomes dexter and darker
red, and finally assumes a dark bluish
, red color. The entire upper portion
will be them affected and only direct-
ly around the ligature there will be
a small colorless white ring. Now as
sure as tbis discoloration will be ob-
served in the living being, as sure will
all trews of it be absent in the dead.
The bluish discoloration occasionally
observed of and around the finger
nails in some corpses is of no influ-
ence upon, nor does it interfere in the
slightest with the phenomenon and
its correct interpretation.
The phenomenon of course, ts easily
enough explained in the living by the
stagnation of the blood in the veins
and the capillaries when a new sup-
ply through the arteries and the back
flow thropagh the veins is cut off by
the ligature. Tbe white ring around
the latter is prodemed by the partial
arterial, partial venous anaemia.
In plaze at a finger, if, as it at
times may happen, the skin seems too
thick and horny to show the phenbm-
enon plainly --though this will but sel-
dom occur -one may use the toes the
earlaps, even tbe tip of the nose, if
deaired. The member must be only
thin enoagh in order to make the lig-
ature as tight: and perfect as possible.
I have used this means about 1,030
to 1,040 cases previous to post mor-
tem examinations.
In one case only I observed the men-
tioned discoloration, though it was im-
possible to notice any heart action by
any means. 1 at once resorted to
venesection, and, mere enough, the
blood. flowed and. after a short time
faint heartbeats up to seven per minute could be distinguished.. Everything
was done to start respiration. Yet it
was too late and the heart -beats with-
in half an hour gradually diminished.
The corpse had bean laying for dead
for over two hours. ,
Dr. Theodore Deecke.
nteratinments of any kinl tbit sum -
mew t eve tar. No, auseered
Maas (initiate,. As a salted title we
don't give. We merely reeelve.
Alre. Iliallue-lhat want' 1 yen like, it
If I c.putt cc srly every evening in kW.
IVe *IC '11 a meeting of sane, see ref SO-
, ci“t y / Mr. 1311 his -It c-,-tul het be a
-4*5* exam y, ;ria, if you belonged
to 11.
OrataXeltratelleleatterrOZOIt:7,k
s a, vivant! of Kidney
Disease A well-known
tomer 1 as said, "1 never
yet Merle rt.past-mOrteln dX-
aminationmacase of death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
wereatfault." TheKidney
medicine which was first on
the market, most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubles, and
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
FORCED HMI INTO CRIME.
I began the career of crime, sak
the famous, arirainal, when I married
the secant' time.
Did youir second wife lead you
astray? asked the sympathetic visi-
tor.
Not so rau.ch as the first one. It
was be whe preferred the bigamy
charge.
"A Thing of Beauty is a Joy."
Nervilin.e is a joy also. No rem-
edy in the world equals it. Neural-
gia and rheumtaitierte are relieved al -
meet instantly and minor ea -hes and
pains are canie,d by a single applica-
tion, New iSi sure to cure.
fgeeiimierri
TO HELP THE PARROT. --
.Tones-How talkative Henpeque is
getting leteiy
Smith -Yes; Ids wife has just
beught a parrot She lets' Herapeque
talk all he wants to nowadays, so as
to encourage the parrot.
ant
4 1342,,
ALSO TFIE HORSE.
I don't like the looks of your horse,
id man, said the wrson in tbe bag.
y. He has a tanaehentes eye. Ile
n ant, think, of a. Hazer.
\Vefl, admitted the owaer of the
nitoal lee doei bale. sir sometimes,
eteeenteetINTileet. HOT2 W1WCOPY.
The "Balmoral," s NIC$1:
AVENUE flOUSE---E.03–rev:ath11113
pu
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CALVERT'S
Caraelle Eliainfvotantis. 8044tss Clint
rnent, Tcota aowdene, eta,. lave batea
element' ea utediels aival diplomas for en pet aav
eeeelleaca. lenteregutir USS preveat intern.
atesee
cue die. &ea your ;teeter to elnain
eerie. edetai naiad free co application.
P. C. CALVERT & 00.$
MAMOHEZTHR ZNGLAND.
01161M0 -
lutienn-o a euilden e
arid contented to bear, kat ell, 111
"Marseilaiee," the hymn proscribed
the night before by the chief of roe
lies. Russia wanted naoney and want-
ed it badly. She bad made a tour of
Europe and found her credit disabled
verywhere save in the Freneh cap-
tal, and here the fulfilment of the ap-
plieation was made eontingent upon
a certain martial reeiproeity whieh
culminated in tho extant Franco -Rats -
siert alliance
ANIMALS WITHOUT FOOD.
A horse wall live 25 days without
solid food, merely drinking water. A
bear will go for six xnonths white a
viper can exist 10 Inonths without
food, .6. serpent .in confinement has
been known to refuse food. for 21
months.
Aekington-lerieldeemith is a very
vereatle, chap, isn't he?
Teller -Oh. yes! Ho litotes a differ-
ent kind of fool at himself almost
every day in the week.
FOR THE Y.EAR 1900
No better resolution can be made, than
to retied buying any of the substi-
tutes offereil as "just as good" as
the great only sure -pup corn cure-
-Putnamn Patietless Cara Extractor.
It .never failto give satiefactim.
tieware of lei:tenons', flesh eating sub-
etitates.
eitha-'Two weeks seems suah a short
vacation. He -That depends on
where you apene it. 1 struck a place
where it seemed long.
FOR OYER FIFTY YEARS
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by mothers for their children teething. 11 800 he
tho child, softens tho gums, allays pain, curer.trind
colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhce.t. 26a,a bottle.
Sold by all druggists throughout Ole world. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs, Winsootv's Soothing Syrup,"
I am thinking of sending some of
my new electric few to Mina. Don't
do it. Why not? There are too
; many revolations there already.
There is more Catarrh in this section of tho
iountry than all other diseases put together,
And until thelast few' years was supposed to be
incurable. For &groat many years doctors pro.
flounced it a meal dise es e, and tuosoribed local
remedies, and by co. dandy ttiling to cut e with
local treatment, pronounced it inourable. Sci-
ence has proven catarrh to be a constautionat
diseeee, end thereforerequires constitutional
treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Cy., Toledo, 01110, 18 the only
constitutional cure on tbe market. It is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a teespoon-
ted. It acts directly on the blood and mucous
eurfaces of the system. They offer one hund-
rea do tars fen, any case it ens to cure. Send
for circulars and testim marls.
Address, We. CHENEY& Co., Toledo, 0
Sold by Druggists. 70e.
Hall's Family Pills are the best:
You say. he has adopted art as
prrofession? Yes; he has adopted it
But he treats itlike a cruel step-
father in a story book,
er4_41.,
/6 //en, trev
ift-a4 el-f-fr ige/ 4-4rt 4,4444
fl32fUiIieflt8, 0.r
Wry Town can
Leman pr:rea over qu:iind. fen oiliest:a
traause nettled fro. ilr.te 55 tor anything in
MUMS or Mouton! (natruments.
Whaiey Royoo & Co., ToronV,V431,
eausose Casings.- :stew inweentitne 81104 Railltah
kikr,wp rd Arneriron Hvg t*.sinre irtiairlr gesda at
PAR If. WIf1.1. 4 CO . Toronto,
Oit SALE -CHOICE Peitette ntreee etie
-1 ein
Out Write for particulars, Janos K. stewart•
hematite, Ont.
MILLS, MILLS eit HALE%
•Barriqrly,tir..
Iteurwod to WoL, Readinas,
Inehourelat, W., tronaue.
POULTRY,, BUTTER, ECOS, APPLES,'
lad other PRODTRJR, 20 2002242 beet matte consign to
The Dawson Commission Co., Limited,
tier. wesameeket & eetborna St., Toronto,
Catholic Prayer 80.1417,8=11°Z:
Religious Pictures, &steam and Church OrtiamentS-
Eduocional Works. 3lil order's motto prompt attn.
Con. 0, &11. SADLISR & 00., Montreal.
Dyeing I, Cleaning I
For Inc very best send your work tJ the
1, BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO."
Look for agent In your town, or send direct.
montreal,,Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec,
RF 113 and Shoot metalwork..
ROOFING SLATE in Bleak.
Re4 or Green, SLATE BE,A0EBOJaRDS. Okra supply
Pula} and High Schoo13,Toronto) Rooting oh, Pitebt
Coal Tar, eta. ROOFING TILE (8-a Nor Oity
Mrs, TorAto, dna by our aro). Metal Ceilin.
gs Car.
019(0,020. Estimates furnished for work a omplateor for
matcrialasit sped to any part of thoeountry. roue nu
C. DUTHIE& SONZ, adolaltigawicoorste.,Toroota,
THE Num° and HARBISON
CUSDIESSansi
61i011111A1D COLLEG
1. 0. 0. F. BuVdTvz, Toronto.
Gives a montiorough course of individual
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Subjects, Shorthand, Typewriting, Eto.
Expert experience45 teachers, equipment and'
adventagis unsurpassed, opon entire year.,
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ENGLISH
rEETHIP4.0 SYRUP
.dkargest Sa.la
IN THE WORLP. •.
The Canada Permanent
and Western Canada
Mortgage Corporation.
Oe- 1-1C-
fil3AD Canada Permanent Buhldingl
1,71-0
TORONTO Sr,, TORONTO.
BR2N011 OLITIC
Winnipeg, Man., Vanoouver, St, John, MIL
CapItal Paid Up, $6,000,090 ,
Reserve F gulp 1,590,000
President -
George Gooderham.
bot irice,President and
Chairman of Executive
Committee -
J. Norbert 'Mason.
2n4 Vice -President -
Beatty.
General Manager -
Walter S. Leo.
Money to Loan,
Deposits Received
and Interest Allowed
Debentures Issued
in Sterling and Cure
reney.