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gOW THE BUSY YANKEE
SPENDS TEE, DAY.
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Ooxne Interesting Natters of Mo-
ment', and lifirth Gathered.
From His Doings,
San Francisco has one saloon for
every 22 adult male inhabitants.
The Seattle assay office has landed
over $55,001%000 since its establish-
ment.
Chicago may be selected as the lo-
cation for a, new naval training sta-
tion,
A Missouri boy was fatally shot
by a playmate while reproducing a
'Jesse J'a,mes play,
A Bostonian pleads that a new
bridg•e across the Charles River be
called' the Longfellow Bridge.
Tnere is a pigeon range near Los
'Angeles which every year sends about
!40,000 squabs to •the market.
• Allot Snail a young school teach -
• of Richmond Hill, SOX, 'nearly
died frora taking complexion tablets.
The' picking of the raisins and
4rawberry crops in California is al-
most entirely in tb.e hands of the
iChineses
The New York State Senate passed
the Kruzn bill, taxing foreign corpor-
ations doing business in New York.
Mr. Lambert, the silk manufactur-
er, will erect a public institution in
Paterson for the benefit of its .popu-
lation.
o Fifteen thousand Americans will
witness the coronation procession. of
King Edward VII in London on
'June 26th,
• Brazil, Ind., School Board dis-
charged Principal Muncie, who re-
fused to resign when accused of kis-
sing a girl pupil.
. Jacob Steinman, selaconfessed an-
archist, arrested in Wisconsin, claims
he aided, in the shooting of President
McKinley,
New York's foreign -born exceed in
number the foreign -born af Chicago,
Philadelphia, St. Louis and Boston
combined.
There- are over 100 geysers in the
Yellowstone National Park. The
largest, the Giant, spouts a stream
of hot water two feet in diameter
1
to 'a height of 280 feet. .
Teely, Reeves, and Rathbone, con-
victed of robbing. the Cuban post -
office department,, were sentenced to
ten years in prison and to pay re-
spectively fines of $56,701, $85,516
and $35,324.
In New York Mrs. Lillian Wilson,
55, shot and killed a young man,
Robert S. Hutchinson, for whom she
kept house, and who announced that
he was going to Marry, and then
committed suicide.
At the end of 1890 there were 27,-
360,610 members of all .cloircbes in
the United States, and 28,090,637
at the end of 1901. These figures
show an increase of 730,047, or 2.67
per cent. This is greater than the
gain of population, which is 2.18 per
cen t.
PREVENTED AN ENGAGEMENT.
I isms once very sweet on a pretty
girl who was unfortunate enoogh to
be big sister to a fiend of the small
boy kind. An instance or two of
things that little heathen did is my
justification for waging war against
his kidney. The pretty girl's name
Nv as Mabel, and our little love affair
was progressing most beautifully
When I went "all in my Stmday
• best" olio evening to escort her to a
concert.
Before I could ring the bell the
small. boy banged* the front door
and popped out.
"You May's young man ?" he ask-
ed, with abruptness that took away
my breath.
"Is Miss Mabel in ?" I asked, with
freezing dignity.
Ho lered, at me out of his left
eye, stuck his tongue in his cneek,
and whirled three times round on his
left heel before saying :-
"That's what she is. She's , up-
stairs riggin' herself out too fine for
anything. She's got on ma s rings
and Aunt'Sarah's gold chain;
and—
Rob !" caste in sharp, agonized
_tones froinIthe head of the stairs.
And she's had her fringe baking
dhairpins in the oven for an hour.
and you just ought to .see. her bustle!
It's as big as—"
"You, Robert !" cried the voice of
Bob's mother. But I3ob went on
pitilessly. .
• "And she's got the stunnin'est new
dross, and it isn't paid for, neither ;
• end: won't pa go it when the bill
comes for her new hat ? Ma says he
will, but May says she don't care if
he dose. May's plucky, she is ;
you'll find it out if she pulls off her
little scheme of marryin' you, and—"
• -"Robert James, come up here this
instant I" comes down from the
stair -landing. But Robert James
goes on placidly.
"You've come to take May to the
concert, ain't you ? I know it,
'cause May's been ja,win"cause you
• didn't get dress -circle tickets instead
• of the front row in the upper boxes.
• I said I'd tell on her 'cause she gave
me a crack over the head for losing
the pencil she does up her eyebrows
with. 1 hid hen plate thats got her
three front teeth, but pa thrashed
• mo into givin' 'em up before he went
to town. Noy says ---" ,
Bob's mother , castle hastily down
the stairs, Oez•y red in the face and
with a very wild eye. ,
"Walk in, Mr. H ," says dear
Mabel' a reammet, making' a frantic
effort to 'appear calm, 1`Our' Robert
,iS in one of hie plrevetil moods. He
is so full of spirits. Mabel is so
:sorry, but a sudden indisposition
ha8----"
"Pickles an cheese an' cucumbers
for supper 1" (vies Bob, appearing at
an open window,
•
"The dear child has a • most
wretehed headache. So sorry, but
will you excuse her for this even-
?"
• -Take me instead, won't you 7"
• asks Bok.
drag my wounded vanity away,
in SA broken and bruieet in spirit
as 1 wish.Bob Was in his head,
Mabel and I meet no more. We have
not the moral courage to do 86 while
BOb is abOve ground, Who has not
'been eldiateci by his eounterpart 7
HEALTH 111 SPRINGi
NATURE REQUIRES ASSIST-
ANCE DURING THESE
MONTHS.
To Help Throw Off the Lnpuritiee
That Haves Acounrelated Dur-
ing the Winter ZlIontb.s—Purga-
tiv0s Should, Not be treed—It
Is a Tonic That is Needed.
In this climate there 'aro many rea-
sons why people feel all out of gear
in the spring months. Perhaps the
chief of these is the long hours in
imperfectly ventilated •offices, shops
and houses during the winter months.
You may feel that there ie nothing
serious the matter; you are only a
little tired after slight exertion, or
perhaps your appetite is fickle, or
little pimples or eruptions on the
skin show that the blood is not as
pure as it should be. If you feel
this way, not only your comfort but
your health demands that you take
proper steps to cleanse yourself of
the blood impurities that are re-
eponsible for your condition. You
need a tonic, blood purifier, nerve
strengthener and general up -lifter of
the entire system. • Dr.
Pink Pills for Pale People meet all
these requirements more perfectly
than any other medicine. These. aro
tante pills and not violent and weak-
ening like purgative medicines.
ture does not require a, violent meas-
ure in spring; but a helping hand to
throw off the impurities which have
accumulated during the winter, and
so toning and strengthening every
organ and function that a condition
ef perfect health will prevail. Ev-
eryone—old and young—ought 'to
take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in the
spring. There is no other medicine
will do you so much good. Mr.
james Salmon, postmaster, Salmon
Creek, N. B., says:—"Last spring I
eras feeling decidedly unwell. I was
weak, dizzy at timet, and continual-
ly felt tired. My appetite was poor
and I was losing in weight. I tried
several mediciaes, but nothing did
use any good until I began the use
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and a
few boxes of these made me feel like
a new person. I would advise all
who feel run down and out of sorts
to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills."
• Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are also
effective in the cure of all diseases
due to poor, thin, watery blood or
Weak nerves. Do not take a substi-
tute for these pills—it is a waste of
money and a menace to health to do
to. See' that the full name "Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People"
Is an the wrapper around every box.
Sold by all medicine dealers, or sent
postpaid at 50 cents a box, or six
boxes for $2.50 by addressing the
Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock-
aos
IN MERRY OLD ENGLAND
NEWS BY MAIL ABOUT JOHN
BULL AND HIS PEOPLE.
Occurrences in the Land. That
• Reigns Supreme in the Com-
• mercial World.
York Corn Exchange has been
transformed into an opera house.
Hull is proposing to erect an abat-
toir, cold storage, hide and skin
market, and offices at a cost of
270,000.
• It is again reported that the
Prince of Wales will visit India at
the commencement of the next cold
season there.
Miss Clarke, the daughter of a re-
tired gentleman living at Snibstone
Grange, Ashbyede-la-Zouch,. was
found dead in -a brook recently.
Mr. Justice Ridley, sitting at the
Newcastle Assizes, fined the keeper
ofthe -Criminal Court £10 for not
having it sufficiently well lighted.
Captain Randolph Foote has beeir-
appointed naval aide-de-camp to the
King in place ot Captain Sir Ed-
ward Chichester, pan:netted, to Dag
rank.
The new seuthern- approach to the
Tower Bridge, constructed by the
London County Council at a cost
of £400,000, was formally opened
last week. , •
A big scheme is on foot for the
amalgamation of the Potteries into
one county borough. The area under
consideration is, 10,000 acres in ex-
tent.
A large naval and military exhibi-
tion will be held at Portsmouth next
June, July and. August. Tbe pro-
fits will be devoted to naval . and
military charities.
It is 'announced that a well known
colonel and D.S.O. is about to open
hairdressing• establishment in the
Haymarket. It will be descriged,
presumably, as Military Headquar-
ters,.
Two Egyptian mummies, the one
of a lady and the other of a. child
about ten years of age, were sold at
Covent Garden recently for 25 1.0s
and 2,6 respectively.
Lord g.acnaghten told the Royal
Courts of justice Temperance So-
ciety at London recently that be did
not believe any Government would
ever dare to pass c large measure of
temperance legislation; it would be
done rather by degrees.
A houseinaid at Saddell Castle,
pear Clampbelltowil, was carrying a,
paraffmlolly on Sunday night when
it explodeel and set, het alight. She
was burned to death.
Enormous catches of herrings are
being made' in the English Chtinnel.
Ono Boulogne fishing boat in four
hours Made it haul of herrings
which realized over 2100.
Sir Alfred joeles, who left Avon-
mouth for ,Tamaice, itt emedent that
the island Will eventually become a
winter resort, for the weak and weal-
thy of Great Britain,
• Queen Alexandra has Sent a Wool
ehatal to Mrs. Ve'ight, of Surneet,
1,tho is now.living in London. Mrs.
Wriglit is in her hi1-dredi4h year, and
ha s eight eh i dree , a,.11 living '
Syon Park House, lleentiord, is 10
be sold rmoe. This is -,nn Homee
Aeadeney, where Shelley' was educate.
ed; the school which it biographe.e
One woman with Sunlight Soap will do quicker REDUCES
work than Two will with impure soap„ EXPENSE;
Ask for the Octagon Bar,
xf your groeer cannot sappier, vette to LEV= BROTHERS
LIMITED, Toronto, sending his name and addrega, and a
trial sample of Snnlight Soap will be sent you free of coat.
states was to the poet "a perfect
hell." • •
,A. tablet was placed in the vault
of St, Peter's church,Tower of Lon-
don, , bit Friday, to commemorate
the removal there of the remains of
persons beheaded in the reign of
Queen Mary.
A report is being eirculated that
on the occasion of the coronatien
naval review the old Victory flag-
ship of the Commander -in -Chief will
head one of the lines of warships at
Spithead.
The will of the Duchesee de Val-
ence, who died in Deceraber, provides
that her famous jewels and collection
oflace shall be sold and thes_pro-
ceeds distributed among the various
,charitable institutions.
London School Board teachers,
who are. against the prize system,
have been granted the privilege of
using the funds set aside for this
purpose to purehase pictures and
toys for the use of all the childesa.
Evan Williams, described as a
desperate character, residing with
his parents at Amlwch Port, Angle-
sey, is alleged to have murdered his
father, George Williams, by smashing
his head with a chair. --
11. silver cradle in the shape of a
basket -worked bowl banging from
two scroll pillars was' presented to
the Mayoress of Bury St. Edmunds
by the Town Council and local offi-
cials to couunemorate the -birth of
her son.
It is proposed to have a special
coronation souvenir in the form oin
an album as a gift to foreign co-
lonial and 9ther guests, The album,
it is proposed., shall be an epitome
of the empire,. with portraits of
their Majesties, the ICing and Queen,
the Ministers, and ValiOUS other no-
bilities.
HAD TO PAY AFTER ALL.
Von Blumer—"I had the most sin.-
"gular thing happen to ine the other
day. Did you ever go into a man's
place to pay a bill you owed him
and fiud him out 7"
Plankington (emphaticalfy)—``No,
sir. Did that happen to you ?"
Von Blumer—"It did. I took a
notion, or rather I nerved myself up
to it, to settle some bills that I
Owed. So on my way up irons my
office I dropped in to see my fish-
monger." • ,
tried nisi grocer."
a What Mr. Jardiue has said is
-loch° instantly.
Plankingtoo—"And he was out ?
Von Blumer—"Correct. Then- I amply borne out by many others in
Flankington.—"He was out ?" this city whose experiences have
Von Blumer—"Right. Plenty oi been aud are being published from
clerks, but no proprietor. Of course. day to day. Dodd's Kidney Pills
I left word that I called in to settle
aro 'certainly without- an equal as a
- medicine for those who are "tired
Custoraer—"Didn't you tell me thle
horse was afraid of nothing?" Deal-.
�r—"That's just what I said." Cus-
tomer—"Why he shies at his own
shadow." Dealer—"Well a shadow 10
about as near nothing as anything
I know of."
A TORONTO liAN.
THE U. SARDINE REFERRED
TO LIVES IN THE QUEEN
CITY.
Well Xn.ourn Throughout Canada
as One of Canada's Commis-
sioners to the Paris Exposition,
—His Statement is a Very
Valuable One and Has Been
Read With Nueh Interest.
Toronto, March 17.—(Speeial)—
Kr. J. G. Jardine, whose statement
as to the wonderful curative and
tonic properties of Dodd's Kidney
Pills has been published in many of
the papers, is a resident of tine city,
His home is at 805 Crawford street.
Mr. Jardine was chosen as one of
the Canadian Commissioners to the
Paris Exposition two years ago, and
performed the onerous duties of that
office with honor to himself and
credit to hs country.
It is to , his experience in the
French capital at this time that Mr.
Jardine makes particular reference
in the published statement in which
he says :—
"During .my stay in Paris I felt
many times quite run down owing to
the complete change and to the
worries and work ofour business
there. I suffered not it little with
backache, with general feeling of
depression and I found Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills invaluable.
"I had learned the value of this
medicine before going t• Europe as
I had it very successfully for back-
ache which I found it relieved ala
most instantly. So when I went to
‘Paris I was careful to take with me
some of this my favolito remedy.
"Every time I was threatened
with a return of the trouble I used
a few Dodd's Kidney Pills and can
say they did not disappoint me.
They are the best medicine I know
of to tone up the system generally
and they do certainly -relieve back-
up, but wanted to see the pro-
prietor first. Dispute about bill.
Seo?"
Plankington — "Oh, yes, that
strengthens .yonr credit."
Von Blumer—"Exactly. Then I
called to see my butcher, and I'll
be banged if he wasn't out also 1"
•Plankington—"By Jove, but you
were in luck !"
Von Blumer—"No, I wasn't."
Plankington—'Why not ?"
• Von Biumer—"When I got home I
found them all waiting for me."
FOR EVERY MOTHER.
•
A Manitoba Mother Gives Practi-
cal Advice on the Care of
- Babies.
It is well known that nearly all
infant -troubles spring from a dis-
ordered stomach. Indigestion in a
child Will cause at first peevishness
and sleepleseness; but other more
-serious troubles will follow fast,
nisch as colic or cramps, constipa-
tion in some cases, diarrhoea
in others, With fatal .re-
sults in many cases. The mother
Who neglects having constantly at
hand the means for treating these
llIs takes an awful risk. Mr. R. L.
Logoch, Man., is one
mother who is particelarly well fit-
ted to give advice on the care of
babies'. Her standard medicine for
the minor ailments of her little ones
is Baby's Own Tablets,, and she
says :--“They are the best medicine
I have ever used for infant'ailments.
I have given theni to my. baby for
indigestion and stomach trouble and
they are prompt and thorough in
making a cure., No mother should
be a single day without the Tablets
in the house."
Baby's Own Tablets are for child-
ren of all ages, and will cure :tech
troubles as constipation, colic, sour
stomach, diarrhoea aad simple
fevers. They are invaluable for
teething children, and will break up
colds and prevent croup. Guaranteed
to contain no opiate or other harm-
ful drug. Dissolved in water they
Gall be given with perfect safety to a
new-born babe. Sold by all dealers
in medicine, or sent post paid at 25
Cents it box, by addressing the Dr.
Williams' Medicine. Co., Brockville,
Out.
PUT TO A WRONG USE.
A certain compaey in the Town
Gtiard Capetown was served out
with about a couple of dozen yards
of flannelette for the purpose of rifle
cleaning. Theo watt to noticeable
improvement ia the appearance of
the rifles, but one fine afternoon one
of the members of the company was
teen lounging along the beach at
Meizenbeeg, smartly attired in a, suit
oe,ethe flannelette! •
"Clara Dimpleton has more tact
than any other girl 3. ever Met, She
has jufit refused -to rnarry me," "Yon
don't Seem to feel vevy much eut
up," “That's the strangest part of
it, She rejected nue in math it way
that I have bead sorry for her over
out," "run down" or "used up."
Dodd's Kidney Pills have been en-
dorsed most heartily by all classes.
The British Museum library nas 32
miles of book shelves.
CHEAP EXCURSION TO CALI-
FORNIA.
The Wabash Railroad Company
will sell round trip tickets to Los
Angeles and San Francisco, Cal, at
less than the one way first-class,
rate. Tickets on sale April
19t1 to 27th, 'good to return any
time before June 25th, 1902. Choice
of routes going and returning. All
tickets should read via Detroit and
over the Wabash, the short and trues
route from Canada to California.
• This will be the grandest oppor-
tunity ever given the people of .this
country to visit -this land, of -sun-
shine and flowers at a, low rate.
Full particulars of this excursion
from any railroad agent, or J. A.
Richardson, District 'PasSenger
Agent, North-east corner King &
Yonge Ctn., Toronto.
Cumulus or thunder -cloud rarely
rises over two miles. Seven miles
is the outside height for any cloud.
A POPULAR HEALTH RESORT.
The Grand Trunk Railway Sys-
tem have included in the large list,
of summer and winter remains which
they are bringing before the public,
the Sanitarium at St. Catharines,
Ont., a retreat for rest and recupera-
tion. A mineral spring from which
the water flows- and which is
used for bathing and massage pur-
poses at this establishment, was
discovered years ago, and' has been
the means of attracting lumdreds of
the best class of people from, the
south to- enjoy the benefits derived
from bathing in it.
Considerably denser than sea- wa-
ter, the effects- are very marked, and
when heated and skilfully applied
cures rheumatism, gout, scrofula,
neuralgia, liver trouble, shin dis-
eases anti cases of nervous prostra-
tion. Many of the cures are simply
wonderful. The -waters of this spring
are referred to in Encyclopaedia
l3rittattica, Appleton's American En-
cyclopaedia, Hare's System of Thera-
peutics, etc.
It is only during the last few years
that a, commodious Sanitarium has
been established at this point, corn=
bining rest -cure and family hotel.
Copies of it neat little booklet
giving further particulars may be
had by applying to M. C. Dickson,
District Passenger Agent Toronto.
Oenerel Sir Arehibald Hunter has
asked all city and colt ity authorities
for their views ns to re -arranging
the Yeomanry regiments.
—
SLAVERY IN
• China is the great elave country of
the world, Of a population of 400,-
000,000 there are slaves to the num-
ber of 10,000,000. Every family of
means keeps its girl slaves, and a,
man's position is usually gauged by
the number be keepe. At aner age
from 3 to 15 girls are sold, 7 or 8
being the age at which most change
hands. The girls are purchased to
do housework, it being cheaper to
bley than hire. Slaves vary in
price; $10 is about the average, but
much depends on the girl's appear-
ance. A. good-looking girl will fetch
820 or even $10.
1,968 of the present population of
the United Kingdom were born at
sea.
LEM'
We are handling la.rge quantities,
We can handle yours to advantage.
The Dawson Commission Co., Limited, Toronto.
Consignments of Butter, Eggs, Apples and ether Produce Solicited.
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When a house is well painted it *.Si,
attracts attention, To be well
painted it must be done with 4,
good paints. Get the hest, that es
ean be had, don't pay an ox-?
orbitant price, but pay a fair
price.
fibRMISAY'S FAITS
Ceylon Tea Is the finest
Tea the wovid, produces,
sell Is solC 4:nly In lead
packets.
Black, Mixed and Gre:en.
'Wen tea thinkers try "Made" Careen tea.
To bring water to l-sondon from,
'Wales will cost 88 millions sterling,
and will be only sufficient to pro-
vide fok, the next 50 years.
ROYAL MUSICOICA. HOTEL.
This licit- modern, up-to-date hotel
was opened for the reception of
guests in 1901. It is situated in the
centre ef the finest summer resort
region in America, known as the
Muskoka Lakes, within easy reach of
the principal points in Canada and
the United States. The interior of
the hotel is planned to the best ad-
vantage for comfort and conve-
nience, special attention being given
to ventilation and sanitary arrange -
meets. Its spacious suites, with
handsome bathrooms attached, are
especially adapted to either large
or small families. Cuisine and ser-
vice are the best. Open for guests
Juno 15th. For further particulars,
deseriptive matter and all informa-
tion, write M. 0. Dickson, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto.
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Fundy Bay, in Nova Scotia, has a
tide of 63 feet, the highest in the
world.
Mirad's Liniment Lumberman's Friend
Australia's output of coal is 7,-
000;000 tons a year, 2,500,000 more
than that of India.
A DOZEN FAST EXPRESS
TRAINS EVERY 'DAY.
This is a large number of fast
trains eacla way. between Buffalo and
New York, and they are all splendid
trains. The Empire State Express
is one of them, (daily except Sun-
day) and is the most popular train
in the country. Ask your ticket
agent for tickets by the New York
Central11you wish to travel in com-
fort.
' Fare same as by other lines except
by Empire State Express.
Ireland sends
200,000 pigs,
120,000 sheep.
to England yearly
56,000 cattle, and
For Over Sixty Years
MSS. WINSLOW'S Soontrwo SYRUP has been used by
millions of mothers for their children while Leeching.
Itsoothes tbe child, F °new the gums. allayn pain, cures
wind colicregulates the stomach and bowels, and is the
best remedy for Dlarrlicea. Twenty -fire cents a bottle.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Be sure and
oldster "ss. W.lirsrm Ws Somme° timer."
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The outflow of the Nile varies from
16,000 cubic feet a second in June
to -400,000 in Septenaber. From
these figures the value of the new
Assouan dam in preventing this gi-
gantic -svaste will be plain.
Keep Minard's Liniment in the jloose
Regent's Park, with 4:721- acres, is
the biggest of London parks. St.
James' Park, with 93 acres, is the
smallest.
Monkey Brand Soap is a cleaner
and polisher combined but won't
wash clothes.
Out of every 1,000 people in the
United ICingdom 484 are men, 516
women. The ratio of girls to boys
is only 489 to 511, but many more
men emigrate than women.
TO CURE A COED IN ONE EAT.
Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
E. W. Grove's signeture is on each bog. 25o.
England has 550 doctors for every
million of population, Ireland 680,
Scotland 850.
AA for Mind's and taie no other
Sir Wolfe Barry estimates the loss
caused by tbe congestion of London
streets at £2,14,000 it year.
In 1880 there were about 1.000
hazieems in London. There are now
over 7,000.
Millard's !Juin-lout is used by Physiclaus
No plant, not even the nettle,
grows in all parts of the world. On-
ly eighteen species are known Which
show themselves at the same time,
over half the land surface,
Page Metal Oraanaental Fence. re.:::101Zt
oansmentni, very ellowy and surprisitagly cheep. a is but whet
itt eveuted for dew', saislatlivision fenees In tOWD, lots, erave
yards. orotallereherdn, 6t°'nt elly
20 .0ts. PER RUNNING FOOT.
paitted and t
Just tbtnk of it, Let us gelidyen full patticulate. We elite
reek° fitrin fence, Vettitry %hotting, nape and. staples.
The PsecaNire Pelee Co., Limited, Welkeretife, OM.
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Are sold by all dealer') at fair is
s -s• . prices, and you get all that can
be put into the best paints that sa
can be made, by the oldest paint s'ts
house in Canada. It's the best to ..ta
cover, beat to wear, preserves is
and beautifies, ready for use. l•
Drop a card and ask for our
BOOKLET "K" FREE. is
showing cuts of beautiful homes. *.?
A. RAMSAY & $ON, 6662'1"24
MONTREAL" Pat Maker -1'4m
.10
'104
Non -
Sulphurous.
dories.
Every Stick—
A Match
Every Match—
A Lighter
mericsrurammlasrumulcoV
d y's
"Headlight'
ParOo r
atches
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The !newt matelloo in of.
the world,Imado from
soft corky pins, and it.
ospeoially suitable
for demean) ass—
ent up in noat &Mira
boxinhassortod elders
eaoh ban ooritzi:.?Ing
about 500 mat0h002-
three boxes In a pack-
age.
For Sale by
Ati Firet Class +
Dealers.
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Gold coin loses I, per cent. of its
I
weight in 50 years' use, but silver
loses the same percentage in ten
i
years only.
Stops the Cough
and works oft' the Cold.
Laxative Broom -Quinine Tablets cure a cold
In one doe. No Cure, No Pays Price 211 centa.
The Wages of Italian cotton -spin-
ners were only 22 cents for a ten
hours' day in 1862. They have since
doubled. In England cotton -spinners
average $5 a week.
ATLANTIC PULP ▪ AND PAPER
COMPANY, LIMITED.
The prospectus of the recently ceS.
ganized Atlantic - Pulp and Paper
Company, Limited, is being sent out
this week by the brokers, Messrs.
Sutherland & Cameron, Ottawa. The
capital stock of the company is
000,000, and its property is situat-
ed on the little Cascapedia River, at
New Richmond, on the north of the
Bade des Chaleur. Prospectuses and
application for= may be had from
any office of the National Trust
Company, Limited, Toronto or Anon-
treal, or from Sutherland & Cameo,
on, brokers, Ottawa, Canada,
In ,size, not counting colonies, the
European Powers stand in this order:
Russia, Austria, Germany, France,
United Kingdom, Italy,
•
. Deafness Cannot be Cured
hy local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deetnese, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is mind by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tuba is in-
flamed you have a rumbling sound or impor
feet hearing. and when it is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and -unless ibo intlam
illation can be taken cut and this tube restored
to its normal condition, hearing will be de.
F tr oy ed forayer; nine cases out 01 ten are
caused br oeterrh, whicb is nothing but as is -
flamed condition of the mucous surfamv.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
ease of Deafnesa (caused by catarrh) that can
am be cured by fiall'e Catarrh Cure. Send
ior circulars, free.
F. 1 CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold bv Dregglotr,
Rail's Eamus Pills are the best.
Of 1,000 zn,en who marry, 332 mar-
ry women youngcr than themselves,
519 women cif a.bout the same age,
and 89 only older women.
•
Messrs. 0. C. Richards & Co.
Gentlemen,—After suffering for se-
ven years with inflammatory rheum-
atism, so bad that. I was eleven
months confined to zny room, and
for two years could not dress myself
Without help. 'Your agent gave me
a bottle of KINARD'S LINIMENT
in May, '97, and asked me to try it,
which I did, and was so well Pleased
with the results X procured more.
Five bottles completely cured me and
I have had no return of the pain for
eighteeii` months.
The- above facts are well-known to
everybody in this village. and neigh-
borlakod.
Yours gratefully, A, DAIRT.
St. Timothee, Que., May 16th, 1800
RailWay gauge in all the Australe
ian colonies but two, is 42 ie. In
leTew South 'WOGS it is 56fr in., and
in Victoria, 63 in.
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS,
EPPS'
GRATEFUL-COMROFMNG,
0000
BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
W P 0 1123
THE Pa OST PO P WAR DENTIFRICE,
CALVE RTS
CARBOLIC
TOOTH
POWDER.
Preserves the te.s Lb. Sweotene the breath.
Strengthens the gumo.
CLEANING
LADIES
EMU-ZINO
DUOTRIING
EiLl
Can be dons perfectly by our French Process. Try IS
BRITISH AMERICAN OTERO 00.
IKONTREAL. TORONTO, OTT.AWA 5QURBEO.
CAN VDU TOUCH IT?
If se you ean oure it with Iiilleadins. This w on,
orful salvo soothes and heals the moot delicate
tissues. Positively unequalled for disease or
injury affecting man or membrane.
Try It for Inflamed Eyes, Catarrh, Chaffing
Sores or any Sore you can tomb.
280., Druggists, or Cileadlne Co,, Toronto.
money refunded if not satisfacitcry.
TO PRINTERS
FOR SALE.—Thre 2 -revolution Campbell
Presses, bed 4048 Inches. Splendid
order. Price $1,000 each. Terms easy.
S. FRANK WILSON,
73 West Adelaide St., Toronto
BOYS BRIGADE
u le
instruments, Bugles. Fifes, Drums, Caps. etc.
EVERY TOWN OR SCHOOL
Can have a Fite and Drum or Bugle Band.
Lowest prices mer quoted. Illustrated price-iiat
mailed free. Write us for ANYTHING in -MUSIC
or MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
WHALEY, ROYCE CO., Limited
Winnipeg, Man. Toninte, Canada
Dominion Lino Stearnsilip3
Montreal to Liverpool. Boston to Liver-
pool. Ford/4nd to Liverpool. Vis Quotas -
town.
Largo and Fast Steamships. Superior amen= edatIon
fer all cleans of pmsongers. Saloons and Stateroom"
are amid Mips. Special attention tuts been given to Ms
Second Saloon and Third -Clara accommodation. Tor
rates of passage tuad all particulars, apply to any Kent
et the Company, or
Richards, Valls 5 Co, D. Torre/toe /4 0a.
77 State St..Boston. Montreal alai. Portland.
WoOD PolOTO.EINIGRAVINKL,
J. ENG.C9
— 168 BAY•STREET— i012(100.
THE CANADA PEANENT
and WESTERN CANADA
• M CRTCACE CORPORATION
wte
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Tavites ievestors of large or „
small amountS to investigate.
ite ' sle
Four Per Cent. Debentures .•
with hall -yearly interest eon- -
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pens attached. They are is
fox. fixed terms of not
0
less than one year and are
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, secured by assets amounting
to
$23 000 000
$ "
OFFICES,
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