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CIIlCAGO D'RAINAGI; CANAL',,:
A Milfwel;tans pent or Engineerijtp .KEW
r'..0/11; l'11101•PourJllMaus aa4l Pro.
MEAN' a -NOW 001 10/ for MAIM nlicAtttsan.
The city of l:'hlengo has just POT.
fouuutd LIPS feat of Standing the Ohl-
e{atrO. ILIVerun its head. leeideetelly It
has t gone batik to Urn old feebionof
wearing the elver.o
r, lu very
ol
a tittles
0
this murky etteaue used to ran toward
the elississitrvi, During all the tiene
since wliita men have lived near it It
bate fed Lake Mielegan. Now It goes to
the ll'filaeissippl again, Alid [f soave of
the towns In Central Illinois have their
witty it may be turned book Into the
lake again,,
Lake Miehigne is above the level of
the Upper Mississippi and only n strip
of earth a fent, miles across and ten
feet oa' so high heelvs all the water of
the lake from flowing south, as it did
lA Celle:wok days, Tee oily has eat a
big canal through these ten miles.
The (anal is Baia of the biggest en-
gineering feats ever attempted in this
country. It hue cost nearly §84,00O3-
COO—More than the first cost- of the
Trio Conal from Buffalo to Albany,
and more than half its total cost to-
day, with all its improvements.
Same gigantic results may flaw from
this work done by one telly. For in-
stance, tbe Unilad States ratty now,
using the caned as a starter, dig a
shits canal all the lvtty to the Missis-
There is powerful opposition to the
new canal from two directions. Lake
sh;ppers.and captaius appose it because
they online that to draw off so much
welter from the upper lakes wet lower
their, level so much as to injure their
harbors.
Tbe other objection is mote Tenson-
able. Smaller cities and towns along
the Illinois 'Palley don't care to bare
all the sewage of Cli.9ago swept pest
Mean, especially as moat of these towns
get their water supply from the riv-
Chioago's reply to the criticismis,
of course that the water poured clown
the canal is as limpid as an angel's
tear.
And Congress win bave 'to dealde
whether the truth is with Chicago or
its critics. Chicago being the biggest, it
might Le, easy to Prophesy the out-
eo0ne.
A CHANCE FO:t INVESTIGATION.
The Dnexphtfrtest Phenomenon Ooultaefrd
ATMs the 1001 t,,n lir an trete line.
I:1 one takes in the Mind a bar of
metal, heated until one end can only
just be held, and then plunges the
other end into cold water, the end in
the hand becomes so much hotter that
the bar has to be dropped. This fact
has often been uolified by persons
who work at the forge. Their ex-
plaaation of it is that "the cold drives
the heat up the bar." lint ,this
seeme absurd. The phenomenon' Las
Puzzled scientific men considerably
and many experiments have been.
tried in connaotlau with it. From
thee° it appears that the beat is
transferred, or seems to be transfer-
red, much more rapidly in these cir-
Lutnstunnes than it is by ordinary
Convection or conduction,but the 'ma-
son for this is not yet tu.ly explained.
The mast feasible suggestion seems to
be that the heat which appears to be
transmitted along the bar is not real-
ly so transmitted, but exists already
in the cooler and. When iron or steel
has been heated to redness, and is
suddenly plunged into water; a mark-
ed cbange certainly takes place in the
properties of the metal. And if the -
change in character in the metal is
transmitted from particle to particle
to the end of the frod, it possibly re-
sults in a lowering of the heat capa-
city of the metal, the !teat in it is
giver. 033 more readiry, and a in
the temperature at thesurface is ob-
served.
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
*War Preparations fur Observ.,t(oln DC
utr,Tido I Eclipse Next dl Y.
The total eclipse of She sun, to take
place May 28, is unusual in that almost
its entire shadow path will traverse
easily accessible and thickly populated
portions of the earth's .surtwce, thus
rendering astronomical observations
less dU£ienit than 'they have been for
many years.
Alter crossing. Mexico, the shadow
od the moon will cast New Orleans in
darkness at 7.27 a.m., and will travel
at the rate a 1,000 miles an hour to-
ward Norfolk, where it Will start
across the Atientio at 8,50 a.m, and
touch. Butane at Coiubra, Portugal.
Next it will take in.A•lgiers and North-
ern Africa, vanishing at sunset .near
the northern end of the Red Sea. It
twill arcus Spain he the afternoon at
4 o'clock. ,
, ,Arrangements )rive been made'to bi
ogrtph it, and theater goers will prob-
ably have a cheese La 8430 a moving rs-
plroduction of t he phenomenon between
vaudeville mete:
SOME FBAILT.I.I'uS OF MAN.
The anon have again proved their
superiority over the women, They have
palms in their stones that look green
and £lourisiting all winter, though no
fres are kepi u for them.
f a o p p Tho women
nurse a peke all winter, and it is sick-
ly in spring. The petnie mead by the
men are made of tin..
Every man who leads a prayer -
meeting finally gives the impression
that the Lord nems an ear-trnhnul)et taut
be has exclusive control of this end,
When a man deoidaa, under the ia-
fluent* of, an inspiring ,,anion, that
be will dare 10 be a Daniel, .he meant;
that he wj,11 no tenger be Imposed on
by his kit}.
We' don't suppoee the mon ever lim-
ed who was as popular with the worm
en. ns.chooblates are.
We like to sea a eurly-haired man
' get married and the children arrive
in ginclr SlloceSsiOn. 5143 80on loses the
air of superiority he seemed to feel
Wet ' men with no hair.
THE BO11 M Il.E ES1
TRIFLING INCIDENTS WHICH
TERRIFY HARDizNI D TROOPS,
•
The soldier 'Olio le heats In life p'resetleo
01' *ilii Danger Is Oi'lra l lutle.btl'IC1ten
al d1e1.014 -. on IN omens et winger..
It le a peeuliar oiroumstanoe that
burdened and trained troops will x l go
through a long fight surrounded by
all the horrors that are ineeperable
trete war without flinching, anti with
the Inmost appareai callouinesa; and
the Sarna !nen will be struck terrified
by a single trifling inoitient,
Every war of any importance, partio.
ularly wars between civilized nations,
le prolific in ineidemts of trivial char-
acter in th0mselvee, bill so unusual
and unnatural that they appeal to the
nitturie1 lesLinclive horror of men
more suddenly and intensely than per-
haps the main terrors of days al oar -
nage end surrounding seas of suLer-
ing. Such an incident is the one, for
example, which occurred at the Battle
of Worth, in the early daysof the
Franeo-Prassiltn War.
Ln Lhe heat of the great battle a
wing of the Prussian army was charg-
ed by the regiments of ifreneh culraa-
siers, in the hope of turning the 'wing
and fucitilaeing the fulling hulk of
the i'renall infantry, Bat the (luaus -
eters were driven back by the unfilneh-
ing Prussians, Again the cuirassiers
charged, and again the' were driven
back by the withering fire of shot:e,n,l
shoo,
For a third lime they came down
again, and as the enemy waited for
them to draw nearer a horrible,
BLOOD -FREEZING TJ RQR
seized the Pru,sians, and for the mo-
ment it looked QS if Lhey,'would turn
and fly, or be cut down without de
fending themselves. But in a mo-
ment Lbey had pulled themselves to-
gether and.bealen, back for Use third
and last time the gallant cuirassiers.
. The sight that terrified the Pres -
mans appears nothing very much in
black and white. It was a regiment
of cuirassiers led ata dashing rata;:,_
wards them by a headless officer sit-
ting' upright in his saddle and 'meal'-
ently encouraging on his men. It was
a0 ,less a person than L'utzun tie Tem.
m,-om.
A
Clergyman's AdvieG .
THE ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURE
OP JOHN SIoOONALD, CAPE
NORTH, N. S.
Per Yearn Uri Was Agitated - Wills Sphm1
Trouble att11 Pa teat Aiµ of the 1,e0-3198
Treated by the ne,t Speclntlsts In 1'ir.•
Coria Rem Arid Ildspl1n I, at Mill (six,
TrIt!wut Benefit Dr. 11'iliht are' Tisk
i'11I8 Lei's Restored KIM.
Mr. John DioDonald, a welt known
merchant at Cape North, N.S., was for
many years a sufferer from spinal
trouble, wbic'b eventually resulted to
partaal paralysis, Treatment of many
kinds was resorted to. but without
avail, until flintily Dr. Williams' Pink
Frills• ware :used, with the result that
Mr, MaDonold is again enjoying al-
most perfect health. Mr. McDonald's
story is given as follows in his own
wot'cls: "Almose thirteen years ago I
• taught a ball cold which lodged in my
back, producing a terrible pile. Lina
meetel Were at first resorted to. but
they had no effect, and the trouble be -
mule so bed teat 1 covicli hardly walk,
and could not go' out, of doors after
dark, as. I. would be tamestcertalni to
fall if I attempted to' walk. Medical
treatment did me no good. I trted
six different doctors, but the resat
was always tire same, I spent 3351
for an, electric heti, but it Was slmpfy
money, waisted. Years went on' antl,I
was continually „growing worse, luutiL
in'the spring of 78115 nay 'lower limbs
would scarcely support me, In/ June
of tbet year Iwant to the victoria
General Hospital,• 13alifa0, where I re
mained for two months ander the
treatment of the hett spetealints.'but
when I returned. home Ives OH 0E11y
Worse. than when 1' entered 'the home -
tat. This thoroughly tli=rouraged me,
end I gave up• all hope of ever get -
lung halter. I continued - to grow
worse until about the ' first of
:I:anuary, ' 1806, when I had be-
annle so bad that f mead nob stood
alone, as my legs were -like sticks Wa-
der me. My only means of lonemotion
3111 crutches, endmy legs .drugged
after me like useless !pieces of lim-
ber; I could not raise them one inch
from the floor. About the .first of the
following April, .Rev. Mr. 14330Le.0(1
Strongly urged Inc to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. I had tried so many
things without benefit, that; I did
not think the, pills ,multi help me, but
nevertheless decided to give them n
trial Alter using six boxes I could
see: that there was al slight improve-
ment, and.I continued using' the pillsUnlit. I had taken thirty boxes, and
by' that time new life and vigor and
returned to my legs, And I have since
been able to attend to my business
behind the counter without the tad of
erntobes, or even a stick, TT'hder
God's. blessing Dr, Whitens' Pink
Pills have restored the Lo a nae' meas-
ure of health and energy, T never ex-
pected to again an,joyl In this world.
My restoration has caused a great
wonderment: in this section, end as a
result I have sold many .gross of Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills in my store, and
molly of those who have bought
them from me tell me they have our -
ed them of their troubitas„
7)r, Williams Pink Pills ant direct-
ly on the blood: and nervea. They do
not purge, anti therefore do not weak-
en like other media /3os. 'They give
strength` aroim LNG first pill to the
last Used. There are many dealers
who offer pink colored substitutes,
beenuse the aubstittite.givos them a
greater tomtit, but these should al..
ways be retuned, as substiLeitee are
either dOngerOUS or absolutely worth-
lese.
QUEBEC ONCE ]1D.EE.
A, Young Laxly of St' Tnstina
Writes of lier lxper'ieooe With
Dodd's Kidney Tills.
IlIPS Aetna /!mirth, 1Tns n SUtrarr1' From
1 .nv li ' I t a
47i1'tlhnol-11Ur111F f r ,1 Ip let
CUrenie Invalid' -Tiede ty In !Biller..
abundant Meal It From Ilse of
le"d.PA 5(111 try PI118.
St ITustine (ae,, Feb, 5, --blies Anna
Ciioletta, of this pili,,,, has bean an in-
mild, owing to Kidney Disease, all her
life until quite recently,'when she be-
gan to improve, 'Ter many friends
were delighted lit the change and she
nkat with enngrntulation and encour-
agement on all sides. It was not gen-
elt5lly known, hewever, that the cauEe
of. Miss Cholstte's improving_ eenditicn
woe due to Dodder Kidney bilis, and it
vele not until the other day that the
fact ,was given out: But seen ie the
east and Miss'Chnlette acknowledges
the benefit aha bee derived from
1)orld's Kidney Pills is the following
Letter, giving full details of her case
for the benefit of other sufferers.
"Sines the nee of eight yen'sIhave
suffered with inflammation df tbe kid-
neys. I am to -day twenty tour years
old. I hnaten to write you, therefore,
to give you the £u11 definite of MY curs,
I .eommenced to be sick when going to
691100E I 'Yee not nbie to bear Che
butigua or study. One day motharfell
sick nnd the doctor profited by the
oorastonto tend me a'so He Dame oft n
to see me for six months when he told
mss it sets not nenessary to Boras any;
more; my' trouble would right itself.
as I grew older. He made nothing of
the menthe I had been unwell already,
"Tbe 4e'r'uble ecmtlnuarl constantly
after that. I suffered, greatly and
wns bed -ridden almost continually. At
i his time I Was under the cronsulle-
tion of two doctors.. They said I. had'.
Merin yu'faring_ihitt lung time of in-
flammatlon' of the kidneys. They
edicines, and I was
ugave mmany
under theurfreamment for two yearn.
They gave, me no rel'e°,
"My parents were greatly pained at
seining mo nu'.fearing 50, anti ns for
myself T reit that 1 could never find
pleavelae agn:ltn in this tenet..
"My father ane (ley read in a new. -
Rimer of the pool. effeote of Dodcl'a
itidnev Pills. He boughttbe'ee boxes
of them to ttry and, tligy.gave' me
erme (relief. He bought Yee a dozen
metre boxer., and now I era perfectly
well and overflowing with life end
ep:3ita."
carne, of the third regim„1 of cuir-
assier,, whose aa.,rl nod been earned
completely off hie shoull. s as the
troop broke into the third ie,pa'ble
enlarge by a came mews,. evhiuh also
took off 01.,'1 her o, timer's hang and cut
the bugler in two.
11 as remarkal 0 .and singular that
at the Bat tie of ,tbrtaoh, winch took
place the same day as Worth, a very
similar incident occurred, and did more
to shake the nerve. of Lhe. Germans
than hours of roaring cannon and
fighting had done.
While a regiment of Prusatun infan-
try were standing in reserve, watch-
ing the fight as well as they/ could
from their position of shelter, it charg-
er belonging to a li'renob dragoon regi-
ment (one which was practically de-
stroyed ha the bailie) galloped right
into the midst of the men, who rubbed
to arrest it, aid immediately fellback
in alarm ; for swinging to the bridle
want the whole left .arm bfl Lhe charg.
ers' rider, the fingers of the handl time
ly grasping. the rains. The arm ap-
peared to have .been severed a few
inches below the shoulder, and was
eottainly that of -an officer, but who
the officer was has never been satin-
faetorily established.
So moved were the hardened mon of
battle at
TIIT9 HORIRIBLE SIGHT
that no One would touch the horse,
and the animal was allowed to gallop
off, to be killed a few minutes later
in crossing before some Prussian guns,
Trifling as the incident was, many of
the brave fellows who witnessed it de-
clared that their first, almost irresist-
able, impulse was to throw down their
arms and bolt, . Yet it wan withl the
help of just such men that Generalrvon
Goben routed the Freneb that memor-
able day in August, 1870.
It is a ,well-known fact that the fin-
est tend bravest troops the world, can
produce have no immunity from that
strange and mysterious madness
known to military' history as •"war
panic" A heavy war, freouent san-
guinary engagements, night marches,
end surprises sometimes play havoc
with soldiers' nervous systems, and
yonder them mare like hegb-spirited
colts than men who have taken the
field prepared to suffer immeasurable
Mirrors and 'take death cheerfully.
Those who .have read deeply about
the Peninsular War will perhaps recce.'
leaf that one Or two British regiments,
the very pick of our army engaged in
the war, were so terrified that they
were absolutely routed during one -
night's march by nothing more tang-
ible than a false rumor.
The troolps were marching along in
good order, cheerily chatting as if they
were on the way to manoeuvre ou'-i-
dershot Plains, when a rumour run
down the tines that the enemy was at
hand. The next moment the Lim of
orderly soldiers was changed into an
1£,LONGA'TED MOB OP ABASED MAN
tbrowing away arms, baggage, and all
they carried, and running away in ev-
ery ail:eotion, their £acme blanched, and
their care deaf to the thundered com-
mands of their officers.
For the moment they know but one
sentiment, one shnoLion ; a sudden, pas-
sionate blind terror, and they fled
without thinking whether they were
running into the acme of that ibing
they dreaded or not. f t was a ter-
ror of madness, and only ii:s madness
redeems .it from dishonor. If any-
thing were n5008aary to demonstrate
the unnaturalness 04 the patio it
would be done by the grand faobttbat
the moment it became known that the
enemy was really at band, tbe men in-
scantly fall in and showed the utmost
eagerness to attack, .Cho neper when
&Ilse set the men flying like n horde
of nervous women; the rumor when
true, ungnestionethly, matte the women
men of steel again.
Such "war panics"': are mysteries;
cvon the most, experienced officer CUB-
j1AVN
TAsT
C'i1Y LAN ORPGN 'i'L;A ?
lt'e
or pore de lcli than
! n Japan, Sold only In
kart
not satiefuotorily explain thein. There
is something 40 unnaturally—almost
91108 it unreasonable about Mem
v )11 y •n s n shoo i
3 b lit) e n dishonor; 1 n at Y r, and t
is paltieulaely remarkable that "war
panics" have .mostly occurred among
regiments whose fearlessness and
prowess have made the hearts of their'
countrymen heave with pride.
During the Zulu War two or three
such panios occurred among our
troops, though, of course, on ce email
er scale and el a' more metieratee:Lar_
aoter. Now and then during that
war small camps were suddenly
thrown into dl,ordsrly terror, and al,
most put to bolting by a sentry' .mis
taking some bulb or shrub for a Zulu
spy„ or the foremost of an ;attacking
horde, and firing upon it;
On one occasion a sentinel, guarding
a gimp, eapled tome dark object creep-
ing about among some bushes a little
way off, and fired at It, The next in-
stant the camp was in disorder; mel
were seizing their arms, and rushing
forward to pour a bet fire in tbe di-
rection pointed out by the sentry, de-
spite that the fire was unreturned;
and after a few minutes' firing into
the darkness, at nothing in particular,
a few men ventured out, and discov-
ered that the whole cause of thatnlorm'
was n poor, velvet -eyed cow, which had
strayed, and strayed into the jaws of
death, tool
WAR TACTICS OF HORNETS,
Boys who propose to bombard hot.
nets' nests may find valuable infor-
mation in the description, by Hervy
Laney. in, jibe Scientific American, of
the way these insects defend their
homes. There is always a sentinel
oa watch at the entrance, and when
a stone is thrown at the nest, "the
hand that threw it has been marked.
as sure as the sun shines, and before
the attacking party can turn the bead
1m will feel a.stunntng blow on the
forehead, and possibly drop to the
earth with pain, for the hornet flies
with sueli velocity that the human
body is not swift enough in move-
ment to get out of the way." In
making such a charge, Mr. Laney
says, the hornet fees "with head and
tail together,(' and tha sting is driv-
en deep. :But if the boy gets behind
a tree or bush, and throve from shel-
ter, he is likely to escape, because the
hornet seeme to possess little power
of loca'ing the enemy at sight. When
the delivery of a stone is followed by
a snecess'uli charge, Mr. Laney thinks
it is becauae the hornet possesses "the
faculty of naarkiog the direction of
.a missile thrown at the nest"
The Only Cure for Catarrh.
Miss Lizzie Lanford, of 558 Market
St., Chieag•c, 111., says: `I have been
u rohtstant sufterer from Catarrah for
twelve years, During that time I
have used most of the known remedies
for Catarrh, but can safely stay that
Caterrhozone is the best. It has aur..
ed me, It is very pinasant and ,ef 00•.
Live in its use. I shaill recommend it
at every opportunity to my friends"
Catarrh -o -zone is a guarltnteed cure.
Solei by all druggists, Trial 0u:51 sent
t0 any address fog IOC in stamps. N,
C. POLSON & CO., Iiingstnn, Ont., Pro•
prietors.
if you would not be forgotten es
a00n as you are dead, either write
things worth reeding or do things
worth the writing.
A SISTER SAVED.
Sickness Banished -Health Festored,
Gentlemen,—Dr. Ward's .Blood and
Nerve Pills have done my sister so
much good that in grateful apprecia-
tion I told Mr. Tully, the druggist, I
would gladly give a testimonial' un_
solicited, , as to their merits. My
sister, 15 years of age, caught a vio-
lent cold—since then she has been in
very poor health, lost all relater was
anemic, her blood had no vitality, and'
she had no physical strength, she be-
came extremely nervous, so muelh so
11ha1 aha could not. stand any exertion
or excitement, and it was impassible
for her to get restful sleep, she lost
her appetite, her heart Ilona me very
weak, palpitating 00 violently that
she could hardly breathe at the sligh-
test. exertion. When she commenced
taking T)r. Ward's Blood and Nerve
Pills two months ago she was in e
state of complete physical and nervous
prostration. Her blood was scanty
with no more strength tbau water.
Since taking Dr. Ward's Blood and
Nerve Pills she has been rapidly mend-'
ing, her appetite 1108 returned, she,
sleeps well her nerves are stronger,'
and her heart gained strength' so that
it is able lo fulfill its functions. Prior
Lo taking Dr. Ward's Pills site had
taken many medicines without; any
special benefit. Dr. Ward's Blood and
Nerve Pills are certainty the only
medicine that has done any good. Be-'
fore inking them she was getting
weaker, her heart and nerves 'losing
strength. daily, Since she had began.
taking them she has daily and con-
tinuously gained health and strength,
CLARA ELLIOTT,
80 College street,
Peterborough, Ont
A fat kitchen, a lean twill, but with
future provision you can se live stili.
IS TT11S TE.Ui.?
"I take 11, said the man who bad
been reading about one of the 3igbts
In South Africa, "that Lille was a
real, genuine British vletory,"
"W eat malted you, so certain?" sato-
ed the other man?
"Why, the cable 10 01131 working, A
J4ritislf defeat falls on the cable with
a dull, eiokening thud and breaks.
It."
LIFE'S DIFFICULTIES.
Penalties ofM Methods In ds of
e
Living'
IPicton, Dec, 18th.—We read a great
deal concerning the hardships and suf-
fa8nrIns etndeneadlybydaLhysa CoafnoaudrianDoopioLno-
ion,
But the Letitia is that many of
Dur descendants, in our own times,
endure equally as ,tench as did their
forefathers.
The ,mea of Miss Anna 'Young, of
this Lotya is an instance. Miss Young
le a grand -daughter of Col. Henry
Young, the United Empire Loyalist,
in whosehonor Wort Henry, at Kings-
ton, Was named, She says;—" I had
Mattered with rheumatism for twenty
years. My poor body was all twist-
ed out of shape, so you can Imagine
the agony I endured. 52y physiciana.
could not help me; tall the medicines I
used Were utterly useless.
"I read of Dr, Arnold's English Tox-
in Pills, one day, and thought I'd give
them a trial, I am thankful for hav-
ing that inspiration, for Tam now free
from very terrible. pains end aobns,
Menke to Dr. Arnold's English To.
Pills—and to them alone. I cannot,
of course, bemade young again, for. I
will be 79 years old in December, yet
I feel I can end my days in pence,
thanks to Dr. Arnold's English Pills."
Dr. Arnold's English Toxin Pills, the
only medicine On earth that sures
disease by killing the germs that
cause it, are sold by• all druggists at
75e. a box ; sample size 25c„ or sent
prepaid on receipt of price, by Tbe
Arnold Chemical CO„ Limited, Cana-
da Life Building, 43 King St. W., Tor
onto,
I3appy s the wooing that's not long
a doing. Sorry's the wait for the ton-
tine date.
There are many muscles In the hu-
man body, control of which has been
lost through tig=q1 of disuse.
La Tosoana, 10c. R shit CE 0IGAR
N1ACk01tY,Montroal
Roast beef that 1s not well done is
a rare thing, r_
{l, Pharaoh 1CC.1Po@anhoe.
•
Ton may talk too much on the best
of subjects, except fraternity.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
Mee. WINSLC W S SOOTHING STROP has been
used by =there for their children teething. Itsoothos
the child, softens the gums altars Palo, aures wind
collo, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea 250. a bot.
tin. Sold by all druggists throughout the worse. Be
sure and u k for Mrs. Win,low's dootbmg Orrap.
Every man has been, is, or will be
handsome in the eyes of some wo-
man.
O'KEEFE'S Le UTOF MALT
Invigorates and 8tr.ngthens.
LLOYD wOOD, Toronto, GENERAL AGENT,
Unbecoming forwardness oftener
proceeds from ignorance than impud-
ence.—Greville
$TATs OP Onm, CITC t,F 705,800, ss
LOCAs Couvrr. J
Mauer J. CHE31EY makes oath that he 1a
s nior partner of ih,' firm of P. J. CHENEY &
ro., doing buoino•s in the Olty of Toted*,
0nanty and Shute aforaanld, and the' esid Arm
wit pay Om um of ONE 1-1UNU191 DOL.
Le Rs tor atoll and every wase GI CA1,8Bit
that rennet" a cured by the use of HALL'S
0ATARleB Orr
FRANK; J. MENET.
Swcru to haters ma lino auhsorlbod in mr
preeeece, 013(50141 day oC ll,W. (41., A.D. 135,
d. W. /Votary
6EAL. 11'etarl/ Ft,IUc
IialI'e catarrh Ohre Is taken internally, and
eons dire- ly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of thesyetem, Send fir ieetinranlala free.
F. J, OHEN1I;Y S. Chi., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Driuy Pill, 710.
Hall's Family 301410 are the 13,50
The poor have little, beggars. none,
the rieb too much, enough not one. So
leave an inheritance to your orphans.
MONTREAL HOTEL DIRECTORY.
The tl Balmoral," Free Bus ;ao lu'",
3 h
Hotel Caaslake,Emp3e1, dP1,3.Rm
O.T,10.
Station, Montreal. Geo. camel's & Co„ Prove,
AVENUE HOUSE—Fomily A,1,3 08108 61 20
par 1103.
ST. JAMES' HOTEL --?,4r G:T:R. Depot,
Ra11wa,, Plret-case Commercial
l Beaee s Moderne Im-
provements -Rates moderato.
He Ices changed leis one•eyed horse
for a blind one, as is said of a khan
who changes Pram safe to cheap fra-
ternalism
W. P. C. 1010.
CALVERT'S
Carbolic Dl5lnfoctalrte, Soaps, Clint.
anont, Tooth Powders, etc„ bare been
awarded 100 medals and diplomas for superior
excellence. Tbsir regalnr »ee prevent Infootl•
one diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain e
supply, Lists mailed free on application.
F. C. CALVERT & 00.,
MANCHESTER • . ENGLAND, .
WOOfr yP OTO ENG}}O,,�AVDN 'fiR'3
�
R I ` T• t 3'-'•
9r10'x'' . •AIG ••' O
are said to be the best -
judges Of Tea in Europe,
even the poorest classes
being large Consumer's of the very choicest Teas grown in In-
dia and Ceylon, The Teas most in favor in Ireland are rich,
strong, liquoring kinds, similar to Canadian
18 .NP7511Ni* GOEA
011 Mnr.4RIon IN
cEYbOPd TEA—It rx o slloultl a y ie nytlth; Pia 3il0404 5*. fa992,114, 1(, 45'i6Nd 645,tty,
pJ
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NEURALGIA, $OIATICA, MUSCULAR,
INFLAMMATORY, GOUT, WMSAGQ,
RH1UMATIC PARALYSIS, ACTH MA
0 w of ^hod 1s sum and bas eared thoasa1ds-80M0 pronounced
Incurable. Write at onto. Roolllet anti Proof on request. Ad¢rrss
a
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mane= yvass
PETR
NOTE It
as
4
.FL6 E EMULSION
:� for
most efficient substitute
cod-liver oily pleasant to the taste,
e
and agreeing with the most sensi-
tiveach. Used by
atom physicians
in the treatment of all throat and
lung troubles, and— if results
count for anything—almost no
,limit to the good it can doe
Sample bottle Mailed tie any address on receipt of to
cents to cover postage.
Angier 'Chemical Co.u'.`iin4,'Oe Toronto
A sample room is dangerous when TORONTO Gutting 301,00l offers operant advantages
toomany samples a les areta ken. - to eu deerous of au mtreee thorough km»vledge o!
Cutthig and Pitting Gentlemen's Garments. Write for
particulars.
113 tango St., Toronto.
'a. -e. "858785 BRAN)" Maoklntoelq.
never hardens & is guaranteed 'Yater,
'13 ver SubGukr fo thb,g 08., 0OLo,Ooat,
•
TO Ciry1E,A COLD 1N ONE DAT
Take Laxative Btomo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if to tette to onre.
BL W. Grove'* ttguatnre de on each box.
•
Mammon is the largest slave holder
in the world,—Saunders.
tisk
Teachers
Wanted
To send for our
completer SHEET
MUSIC CATALOGUE
and SPECIAL HATE
OF DISCOUNT. We
are equipped to
supply every 10(810
TEACHER In Canada
Whaley, Royce
8 Co.,
169 Tonga St.,
TORONTO, ONT.
Carters COLD CORE 70o. Giese in a tiny P. Mr
Corm000 & Co., Agents, Montreal.
THE DES MOINES INCUBATOR -,,stand ohealfest
O. Rolland, sole agent forthnllmninion. R-od Bet
stamp for catalogue. 373 St. Paul street, Montreal
sausage Caslttgs--EnglishpSheep 1d Am1
erioen }tog Casings -reliable ggnoun ntr, lit pries.
PARK, BLACKWELL & e0., Toronto.
Catholic prayer Boake Rosnrles,Cro-
olfhurch Ornament ,
Ettio tonal Work Statuary, and Ch Ornaments,
tioaticnnl Works. d. �SADL108 receive 0.,pMontreatten-
tion.
ft Bennie SENSE SILLS Roaches, Bed
L Bugs, Rate and Mice. Bold by all
Druggists, or 881 Queen W. Toronto
ROOFING 03111311001 Metal Works.
R000171F SXATE Ln Bluok,
fled or Gruen. SLATE BLAOYBO,LRDS ('We anpply
Public and Aigb 8,40015 Toronto). Roofing Pelt, L',tob,
Coal Tar, eta. ROOFING TILE (See New CI,,' 14,;111,
loos, Toronto, done by ourerm). Metal 001(100(4 Olin
aioes,eta. (4014001(00 furnished for work complete 0,10,
materials shipped to 5n• part of the country, Phonel0tl
0. DUTHIE& SONS, Aaolalde&WldflOrSta,TorontO
Farmers intending to Seed
Corps Note This.
Mineral l Extract ie the olrnnpest and
lyj lll4l ([ A II L hos, 3ngradi 1 too
coloring en Dorn t1
had
14 ores a from packing lip corn when planted. L 1
bad 14esees ,1cornculprit
last year an mi l85 -sero form and
bad 0 . 1 :0.t vclam nnd had mitotic stem heavy 000 ye 1
l,y erose. I a eking It ,, ow a :4 ing coot 11
plenum for making cure vrow elan, faeihtg ao sea
Partners
with It thea I nava taken the WOO' for id
to their won wish to buy only a amen box should send
in Mors
20 orders not later 0 than Feb. colors
00 box
colon 20 bushels, trace S2or • .00 if box meter,' Febbushels,(51),
price 35.00, will hoard for 0 or ers dared offer
Fb arch
Terms, oder with t. them
p orders taken a ed before
let, ,n or,tdie get. them all peeked and .shipped0,1 being.
April Is, of Swaotlyrd
at nT,R, and 011,, for nolbon or
mony her 0101 at guutrnutoed to glee istinTn,tlun or
nonny refunded.
ANDREW KAUFMAN, Fergus. P.O., Ont.
(D
Odorless
Closet.
This now and most useful invention has not only
proved to ben greet 80ller, bel a hoop to hundreds.
hinny medical mon aro ming this closet, and ell pre,
n0nn00 1t absolutely odorless and sanitary in cram
0.0peek After being In the market for over two years
this ulosot has brooms so popular that the outmatch -is
ers have had to double their 08tputin odor to meet the
demand.
Por catalogue and Pries List lento to
Odorlessl
The Od ss Cremator Closet
U C
Co., Hamilton, Ont.
CANADA PERMANENT
Loan and Savings Company'
mttroaros amen 1865.
The Oldest and largest Canadian Mart.
gage Corpbratiou,
Paid-up Capital, - • :$:,600,000
Reserve Fund • • • 1,100,000
Road Offloe-Toronto 01,, Toronto.
eranb0 Offleee-Winnipeg,, Man., Vaneeuver, 'B.0
13415100118 RECEIVED. ,merest allowed,
.DEShh11TURES 15531ED for 1, 8, 8, :4 or Ornate,
With lateregt COW. etln01,04,
MONEY LENT an security of real estate mert,spt,
Government sod Municipal Benda, ata
For further particulars apply to
J. NOORBERT 5.133014,
MOosging Director, Toronto.
HARRIS
Imuzves600rtval,.,
LEAD, COPPER, BRA38.
Wholesale only: Long Distance TaIephoue1722.
WILLIAM ST., TORONTO.
POULTRY, BUTTER, EGOS, APPLES,
and other PRODUCE, to ensure best results oon,lgn to
The Hawser' Commission Co., Limited,
Cor. Wont -Market .& 0olbernn St., Toronto,
CHEAP MANITOBA FARMS
for sale. improved and unimproe^d. On0.6¢th oweh
Intending settler. 0.11 and get 4eoedt of fifteen Mrs'
experience as to district to settle to. A, w. AU6r1N,'
21 ror0nt0 CAWmhero, Toronto.
permanentlyonrer
Cats rrb,,f none,
nw - ra . m throat, rano ach
0034laddor. 5h&its a box. write for particulars, The
Indio,, Catarrh 0ure 00., 346 SL James-sc., Aloutr081.
L
Mills, Mit Is 8t Halos
Barrieters,eto„removed
to 4Ve,ley Bidgn., 111oh.
mond tat. W. Toronto.
Dyeing CSv�fi® OB ry,
For the Corp beat send mu work to the.
"t BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO ”
-Look for agent in your tom, or send direct.
Ivlontreai,Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec.
WE ARE OFFERING
TO INVESTORS
special stock, guaranteeing large dividends; also an fn,
etahneot meal- pay0b.e in monlhlyinstalmento, drawl(
cash dividend , half yearly, Pnrtaes wentlnag 0,410 4utl.
profitable ioroOrneot ehoild eorreapo,d,dile
The Sun Savings and Loan Co., Toronto,
illotray loaned on favorable tering; Egeuts wanted in.
unrepresented dis;rtoto;
Michigan Land for Sale.
O 000 AORES 0000 FARMING LANDS-ARENAO
Y L,sao Ogrmaw and Crawford Counties, Title pen.
feet. On l41,oh.gan Central, Berndt & 11aokhrac and
Loon Imket lisilroals, aR prises tensing from 82 to 35
per sore. These Linda are Oloso to Enterprising New
Towne, Churches, Reboots, etc„ and will be sold on oat
reasonable terms. Apply to
11, DL P1 Tacit, d •tut, west Boy Olty, Mhi41,
Or J. w. (merle Whittemore, Mich,
(olm'Sinion Line till.IPB
Portland, Me., to Liverpool, via lfautox.
Large and fast Steamers Vagcouver,
Dominion, Cambromao.
Bates of passage l- Fiat Cabin 600 opoardet Sooeod
C4510,838; Steerage, 028.50 and 1x53 50,
For lumber information apply to local agents, or
DAVID TORRANCE & G0„ Genets) Agents,
1781. Saoran,ontit, Moutrsel,
Cheapest and Deet Covering In the World.
l,gb4 PIPEBOILOER Coverings
Roam and Hot sod Cold Water Pipes, Oola8i010ge
Pipes. Kitchen Bottoe, etw
Ear particulars apply to
MICA BOILER COVERINO CO., United,
Toronto, Montreal, wed Lond00,,1100.
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
BREAKFAST—SUPPER.
F
JAS. R. At4NFTT, Manger.
JOHN J. MAIN, Suet. nn11 Treali
I1 he C naO,d Ian
llene Safety
BOILER 01
Esplp.ailnadbue, rtle Toronto
OphrtrSt.,
Nigh Class Water Tube Stotim
Hollers, for All Pressures!
Duties and Fuel '
semi POR DESCRIPTIVE CATAI.0000.
Toronto Electric Lloht
T77h,0o LOrt,
&
Limited. imited.
Ming as T1aetsPne0ln*uOumglL
The Wilma
,
'publishing Po,. #omitod
(LU al Tereet0, weer. bollen) maybe Heaven/Bev