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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-3-1, Page 7111VIAs,en 1, UPUO MIRES SAYBB BEN $QI4E MOST EXTRAORDINARY FOII WARNINGS, k-•+ M+!lux, tliaDx ,cul tOternlaa !Mare Wood Arora" Warne Die 'rhea Ilowileerx. One of the most remarkable tear rivals in the woeld, is thllt bold Anna roily at midQWlnneer in the city o San Domingo la .the West Indies, when overt' inhabitant dooms it incumbent upgn him to decorate his hours with the shells --otter!• richly gilt and gar ,landed --of the LARGE LAND-ORA13S so abundant in the neighbourhood. The womou-fo1k else throng the streets, attired in their best clothes, and wear ing as jewellery gold and silver repro duotione of the ungainly oreetnres; while, to crown all, a huge specimen used? until quite recently, to be led oa+ptz'e thorough the principal thor- oughfares, the inhmitants saluting it as It ;passed with rgspeetful and rever- ential gravity, The origin of 'this ex- treordinary etletom is said to have been the good service once render- ed to the citizens by the progenitors, of the orabs in question, in scaring 'way a body of Engltslh cavalry, the clattering of their olaws and shells be - Ing mistaken for the sound made by Spanish cavalry, A somewhat similar story is oleo told concerning the gigantic tropical fireflies which swarm in the ferrate and cane -brakes of most of the larg- er West Indian islands. A bodyrof'bue- , metiers, needed by the notorious Thomas' Cavendish, were contemplat- ing a -descent upon the coast -towns, of Hayti, and, bad actually put off in their boats for that purpose. As they approached the land, however, retying with muffled oars, they were greatly surprised to see an infinite number of moving lights In the woods wbioh fringed the bayou up which they had to proceed, and concluding that the Spaniards knew of • their approaab, they put about, and regained their ships without ATTEMPTING TO LAND. Ostriches, when seen at a distance, look exactly like irregular cavalry scouting in open order. It wee this peculiarity in their appearance which saved an ontime British force from •an- nihilation dining the Boer War of 1841. The Royal Inniekilling Fusilier's were advanoing in nehmen across the veldt, near where the town of Dur- ban now stands, when a flask of these ungainly birds WAS descried in tbe distance, moving in and out among a cluster of kopjes on our right front, and apparently bent on outflanking 0e, " A Boer cavalry patrol!" Dried everyone simultaneously; and the regiment promptly proceeded' to form 'femm. A little later the true nature of the supposed " cavalry patrol" was discovered but simultemeouly the main Boer army, which bad been lying concealed in the bed of a dry sp1'eit about a thousand yards ahead, opened tire, Imagining, of course, that we had somehow been warned of the trap which they had prepared for us. As it happened, the Boers were in over- whelming strength and but for the lucky -and, under the eireumstances, quite pardonable -mistake, the Innis - killings would almost certainly have been cut to pieces. As it was, they bed to stand a siege of many weary weeks, and were only rescued at last, in the very nick of time, by reinforce- ments Rent round by sea. FROM CAPE TOWN. The Dutchmen ware then, of comae, not nearly so strong numerically as they are at present, but their method of fighting seems to have been muc)l the same. Theis skill in taking advan- tage of every bit of cover is described as marvellous, and carne as a revela- tion, to our office's and men; as did also their wonderfully accurate shoot- ing, Indeed, just at first the Irish lads could not believe it possible that their being struck so often, and near- ly always in a vital part, was due to anything but a series of unlucky accidents. After the first day or two of the siege, bowevor, tbey learned better, end grow, very shy of showing themselves within view of the Boer siterpehooters. Every reader of this article has doubtless reoalled for himself the hackneyed story of the geese that sav- ed Rome, but comparatively few prob- ably are a'waro that tbe city of Que- bec was warned in a similar manner of the approach of an enemy by the opportune cackling of tba same noisy birds. The incident occurred in 1775, when the town was being besieged by the Americcin provincials, under Mont- gomery, and the details are still pre- selrved In the municipal archives. Indeed, these stories of besieged towns warned by birds of tbe approach of an enemy ehrop'up again and again and are no doubt for the most part true. Every species of fowl -and es- pecially every species of waterfowl- is able to detect the approach of strange footsteps when yet very far off, and invariably gives Doisy notice, -a trait in their charaotor well known to ell pack poachers, A carefully -plan- ned Moorish attack against Vallado- lid in Spain, failed for this reason; and a portion of the Castle of Garve, in Sweden, built by Valdemnr T. in com- memoration of a parallel Inafdent, is celled the Goose Tower to this vary day. During the American Civil War, too, the screenhing of a flock of gni- nea-fowl effectually warned tbe in- habitants of the little Mississippi town of Greenville Of the approach of -Quail - TERRIBLE GUERI'LT,AS, Alva, the meroiless Spanish gover- nor of theet r N ho lands, oonoerntng whom it wee said that iu a long lite of warfare' be \vas never beaten or !surprised, failed, nevertheless, to de - teat the importance attaching to the antics of a number of storks which were wading In the wafter in front of the belengured city of Maastricht. sirlolt. The long-legged blow proved oohnllt- sively to the burghers that alagoon, which stretched between themr and the Spanish general's camp, was fordable; and, sallying forth in the dond of night they aaraeodetin inflicting en rmo11 s damage on the besic da ere. g g There is a sudden dearth of have- s) nu'rses,-Many have 8.0118 to the Irene fold the remainder are, busy with influenza patients at home. Crru s' ,POSITION IN IXOII:I+lA, Wham et girl ie been in I4gr1t14 she le net even dignified by a nate, Sim, eral nalnee are written on altps of pa- per and pinned. Ln an ,urn before fJorne favorite Jiiety, and When it le daces•+ Barry her godfetber soloists tine with* out .00044'41, and alto le known by it until 3'110 reaeltos women/toed eels Ong the m'esnhere of her own family, Str4n400. deotgnate Iter as the wife, mother, sister or daughter of snob a man. This is not mere)), the result of a euatone The lawn are eorlet in tide matter, and bold a woman of lit- tle more censoqueuee than a domestic anienel. In tbe blgher emeses of ea ctety the glade are separated from; the boys of the family et the age of .7 yettee, They wimpy the apartments of women, and are forbidden to con)- municate with anyone outside. NEW VISE FQR SMOIrE SHELLS, The great loss of life incurred by the English troops is mainly attributable to the charges they have bad to make across open sptaes in order to dia. lodge the enemy ^from the sheltering kopja. In dater to minimize the death roll it Isles been suggested that just before a ehnrge takes place smoke shells ebould be fired, which would temporarily hide the'J3nglisll coldiere. Pale and Languid O + I'HE CONDITION OF VERY MANY YOUNG GIRLS 1N CANADA. l'hcy are Subject to Itoadnehtm, Heart • Troulde, and all MndUNpo8ll inn to Exer- tion -Parente Should Act Promptly In Such Crises. 1811s0 Alava Gau'thfetr, daughter of MT. Adelard Gauthier, pneprletor a a well known hotel et Three Rivers, Que., enjoys u wide popularity among her young friends, and they have re- cently had occasion to rejoice at her eestoratioq to health after a seriou illness. When a reporter celled to ascertain the facts of the case Miss Gauthier was out of the Laity on a vie - it, but Thar tether very glmddy consent- ed to give the story of ,her ours. Ile said :-" I believe that had it nottbeen for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills my daugh- terAlme, might now have been in her gnevo, and I would be ungrateful in- deed if S did not et .lull times say a kind word in favor of the modioine that restored her to hoadtb. My daugh- t+0r'e' health first began to give way severe' years ago. At fleet the trou- bae slid not appear to be serious; and we ttloeght she woulid soon regain her accustomed health. As the time'wwnt on, however, this proved not to be the apse. She grew weaker, was troubled with headaches, poor appetite, dizzi- nese and a ,feeling of almost constant languor. She .was treated by a good doctor, but still there was no improve- ment. She seemed to be gradually fading ?away. If she walked • up stairs she would have to stop several tinges to reet on the wary. She lost all .her color, and her face was as white almost as chalk, Iter trouble was clear', that svl2Joh afflicts so many young women entering woman- hood, and we feared it would develop into consumption. One day a friend of the gamily ledged her to try Dr. Wi llama' Piok Pills, and she con- sented, ' and procured a couple 08 boxes. R3efore bhey were quite gone there was a slight improvement in her appetite and we looked upon thie as a hopeful sign. Another half dozen boxes were procured, and under their use ane day by day acquired new atrength and new;' interest in life. She le now as (healthy a girl as there is in %three Rivera, with every traoe of her pallor and langour gone. This is entirely due to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and Item .rejoiced to be able lo say so publicity." The case of Mise Gauthier oertainly carries with it a lesson to other par- ents, w'hoee daughters may be 'pale, languid, easily tired, or subjeot to headaches, or tee other distressing symptoms Ghat mark the onward Progress of anaemia. In oases of this kind Dr. Willinuts' Pink Pills will give more certain and speedy results than any other 'medicine. They act promptly and directly, making new, rich red blood, and strengthen the nerves, and correct all the irregulari- ties incident to this critical period. Sold by all denials or sent post paid at 50o. a box or six boxes for $2.50, by addressing the Dr, Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Do not be persuaded to take some substitute. There is no surer mark of the ab- sence of the highest moral and Intel- lcolual qualities than a cold reception e x nal len ee.:13ai1cy. —,r . A SHORT SERMON. A PROMINENT AMERICAN DIVINE 018 AN IMPORTANT SUBJECT; Toronto, Dec, 85th. -The following paregraphs ornately truths, as vital as anyy clergymen ever uttered, and tbey Should receive the earnest attention of all who read them. Thousand Isl:and'Perl., July 22, IRO. The Amide Chemical (io. Dear Airs,-Al.'th3e' beginning of this month! my oonsbituii,rn was so much rim down t•llat I had to get leave Of ab settee from my con- girogalioo for four months. I .iloft Nelly Fork on the. 10th thee., and while In Toronto T some Dr. Arnold's slug fish Pills advertised in the News and bought a :box of them. When 1 eum- moaced talking Thom my condition was such that I could not sleep and my ap_ eell'e Wad 0ary poor, bet berme I had I inikbed the box I oould eleep well and enjoy a.goad meal. and new I feel like. at newt man. In the fttsi. plane I feel wielded to tb T• ons i' 1e Toronto Nrn for put- ting Me on the right hack, and in the second pisco I think. Dr. Arnold's Eng - nett' Mile the bust medicine I ever I:ook. Ennlascd please find two clollersfor i whichtAu will please ;;f • l y e ae sen,? mo thrree 1labxeB of year pills td the cbddress l,- 010, Yoursos r s m 1 e ctfull J. C`. C)tASF, Rev. 3. C. Glans, Dal), Thausand Islend Paris. SENT BY BULLET POST, PROM ENVELOPES AND *UNPOWPER STAMPS, A New 'leer 'rem leiter Delivery CPO$t (19118 ntecnt tttereetece The idea Of using a 13010beheli 05 11 lotlelr'•box 14 no now one, altiteugll probably owing to the vastly Inoreee- ed weep of medorn gune,'--the• device 3300083 to hwve_been more often /Maori - ed to during the present wet' titan WAS ever the cane previously, P b io d IXLd rt The es gs Ysnwh t Barr scn,tt will be remembered, sent the Beare to Christmas -card, enclosed in a fifty - pounder, en the morning of December 25tb. Not to be outdone in polite - nese, the energy, on the evening of the rust day of the old year, fired two plugged Palliser shells into the Britieii camp. On one Was ineerib'ed the nomplimonte of the season.' The other, on being opened, was found to contain a real Englieh Cbristnzae plum pudding accompanied by a -for a Boer' :.facetiously ironical letter of greet- ing The above is on the authority of the representative on the spot of one of the largest of the International news agonciee. Another correspondent mentioned incidentally that important despatches had been forwarded in this same novel mannas' from General White to General Buller, the shells containing the doeennents having been by arrangement, painted red, so as to be easily +recognisable by the recipi- ents. A modern big gun, if givep suffi- client elevation, will fine A HOLLOW PROJECTILE anywhere • between nine and eleven miles, or far beyond the remotest out- posts of tba Boer army now Investing the Alderalot of South Africa. A single shell, landed on some spot on the veldt previously agreed on by code -signal, could be made to eatery a whole budget of lettere and des- patehes,-'moro, in fait, than could be sent through in many days by the or- dinary heliographic or searoblight mlethod of eignailling, Numerous lettere have been fired in- to and out of Mae:king by bombshell post, and most of the shells recent- ly used by the Kimberley garrison, have been inscribed with Cecil Rhode's compliments. The latter idea was probably borrowed from the Germans, who, when bombarding Strasburg, during the last Franco-Prussian war, eternised a number of their solid shells with the ironic message, " a Berlin." This was, of course, the cry raised by the frenzied Parisian populace on the eve of the d'erea1ation of war. Later 011, 'during the investment of Paris, hundreds of plugged shells fill- ed illed with letters were fired from the boleagumed city. Many of these were captured by the Germans, not a few went asteay, and were lost irretriev- ably, but some wore picked Up by French peasants, and reached event- ollly those 'for whom they were in- tended. The worst of these letter -filled bombshells Is that they are liable to bury themselves in the ground by the mama force of their own impact. One such was unearthed not long since in a wood near Vincennes. It contain- ed SOME TWO HUNDRED LETTERS, the dates upon whieb showed that the receptacle containing them had been f=iced-probably front one of the outlying forts -during the earlydaye of the siege. The surliest recorded instance of the use at the ordinary letter filled bomb olE today was at the siege of Tournay, when the garrison hit upon this ex- pedient for opening up communica- tions with the outside world. It was awing to one of their aerial post -of - flees, filled with plans and despatches, faulting short, and thereby coming in- to our bands, that that discovery was matte of the exact position of that vast subterranean store of gunpow- der which was afterwards known as the "Great Mime," A portion et our e mtp Was founds to be well .withinthe danger -zone, and on the night of .Au- gust 251:It, Wtts rensoved to a sater-lo- unlit Our l' 1 u allies, the Dutch, v y, s Dt , howe el, refused to take warning, believing the whole affair to be a ruse, of the ene- my to get us further away ?from the town. The result was that over four hundred of them were blown to pieces in the terrific explosion which took place early on the nnorning of the fol- lowing day. A BAD INVESTi1TENT. Morten' I Gu vines: till inquit'ed a, uonfidx'nt-looking stranger of a'Weak y'oun'g anon who stood weighing su- gar in a grocer's eltop. Yes, sir. Um„ You're advorlisingfor aniant- ger, I believe? Yes, we are. Present teenager about anywhere? Well,. I'm mnalager at present, 51r, Ab 1 Teat's good, Now, whet. sort rf ohaip may the guv'nnr be? Old ? About tee, age? Ilad any trouble with hila at all? Well, I can't say I have. Close-fisted sere'w, ain't he? Some people might call Min so. Ah, well 3f 1 get on bare and he tries any of his nonsense on me bell get his bead in the sugar -bin. Just give him nay name, will yeu 1 " Well, it you're applying fox the situation Ism: taking on the new man. By Jove i You are 1 Now, I should like to get this shop. Think you could conte to am immediate decision if 1 made it w sLt Your while ? Shouldn't wonder. Ah I Now I a'post, we inlay consider it settled, eh'8 ate he slipped A half - sovereign Jute the meek young man's hand•. Yes said that individual, i - i as b q cel q ly pocketed the nein. Somehow I don't think you'd silt. +'bunch ie l 1 4 Not suit • whyhmts " that ?o' Well, you see, I thieve to be Lite p03 005' uttl'self I RAT 8',$EillS 'Q$PIR „AYR YOU TASTED .L CIXI-ON (ReeN TEA.? It's tat more Colialeao than Japer, Held pply la' enact restos WONDERFUL LAKE. • Pllie38 WHO Jaoillna AWN Tppt OM !When to Pieta% tA strange lake exists in the centre of Sulphur rel nli, off New Zealand, 11 13 50 agree in extent, about 12 feet in depth and 15 ?feet above the level o the sea: The post remarkable char aeteristic of tide lake;, is that he we ter oontaine vast quantities of hydro obloric and sulphuric) uc.i..e 'dosing an bubb.ing at a temperature of 1131 tan greet. Fahrenheit.. . The dark green colc,red water looks particularly un Inviting. Dense elou.ls of suttees.' 1 fumes constantly roll off this boffin caldron, andcare has to be exercise in approaching this lake to avoid 1he risk of suffocation. On the opposlt side of the lake may be seen the fro niendous blow -holes, which, when in full blast, Present an awe-inspiringg sight, The roar of the stream as It rushes forth into the air le denfenin sed often huge howlders and stone are burled out, to a height of severs hundred flet by the various interna forees of nature. A boat can b lam -totted on the lake, and, if proper earn be observed, the very edges the blow -holes may be safely explored Som idea of the strength of the acid saturated water of this lake may!b gathered. from the fact that a boat almost circa/yeti to 1.45065 after all the passengers had been landed, as tb rivet,, had corroded under the influ enact of the acids. — --- TINDER 1U Wl3ITE .FLAG, When one of the e00my IB sent with n flag gf true°, he is blindfolded and taken to the officer sin/mantling Ide gutpcsts, 98 he brings a letter, lie *0 given a receipt and immediately 0033-. ducted outside the lines. Ire has there fore not much opportunity of oarrying away valuabie information, A SISTER SAVED. Sickness Banished -Health Restored. Gentleman,. -,Dr. Ward's .I31ood and Nerve Pills have done my sister so' much good that 10 grateful.apprecia. tion I told Mr. Tully, the druggist, I would gladly give a testimonial un- solicited, as to their merits. 1)95 sister, 111 years of age, caught a vim lent cold -eine then she has been in very poor health, lost all Dolour wee anomie, her blued :had no vitality, sad she lied no physical strength, she be - mole extremely nervous, so maul) 00 d that else could not stand any exertion - or excitement, and it was impossible _ 'for her to get restful sleep, she lost her appetite, hor heart because very weak, palpitating 80 violently that c she could hardly breathe at the sllgh- g test exertion. When she commenced takingltstwa Dr. Wardmonths's Bagolooshed andwas Nervine Tia o State of complete physical and nervous - prostration, Her blood was scanty with 110 more strength than water, .Sauce taking Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Phis she has been rapidly' mend g ing, her appetite has returned, she s sleeps well her nerves are stronger, 1 and her heart gainers strength so that 1 , 't is able to fulfill its functions. Prior o to taking Dr. Ward's Pills she had taken many medicines without any of spacial benefit. Dr, Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills are certainly the only medicine that has done any good. Be- e Yore taking them she was getting weaker, her heart and nerves losing strength daily. Since she bad began taking them she has daily and con- - tinuously gained health and strength. CLARA ELLIOTT,. 30 College street, Peterborough, Ont, Our ancestors have travelled the Iron ago; the golden is before ue.=St. Pierre. A DIABETES CURE, Michael Hglley'n, of St Thoma6; Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. -y Suffered With DL•rbetee and Backaches for Over a Scar -Was Advised to Eao Dodd's Kidney Pltls-e1 Saved From Ws Brave." St. Tomas, Feb. 19. -Nowhere in Ontario are Dodd's Kidney Pills more. highly valued than, in the neigh.b,, hoed of St. Thomas. They are Lemons for haying iirat given sufferers from Bright's Disease and Diabetes a road to safety, for previous to the discov- ery of Dodd's Kidney Pills these dis- eeses were invariably fatal. Mobile' Hallam, a farmer, living ;near St. Thomas, 15 Ono of those who Cully appreciate the worth of Dodd's (Kidney Pills. He has good reason to, Ole was cured of Diabetes by their use. (He admits that but far Dodd's Kidney Pills he would be in his grave to -day, Diabetes is a local disease of the kid- neys. Dodd's Kidney Pills are there- fore the only medicine u_f the slight- est use la the treatment of this dis- ease. Th'e' kidneys are the only or- gans affected, and Dodd'a Kidney Pills are the only medicine that can reach the kidneys with any beneficial effect. There are moreover tt number of other diseases which are caused by dfisorder of the kidneys and Dodd's Kidney Pills by outing the kidney dis- order removes the cause of these other troubles. Thus it is that Dodd's kidney Pi11s are the only radical anti .permanent cure for Dropsy, Heart Disease, Rheumatism, Lumbago; eciation., Bladder and Urin- ary Complaints, Fem1,1e Disorders and unhealthy condition of the blood. As for DS/hetes the statement signed by Mr. Mi,sluael Hallam, of St. Thomas, and witnessed by Mr. E. E. Ostrander, of Dutton, will prove that the claims made for Dodd's Ridniee Pills are absolutely. true. The state- ment.reads ;- "I have been troubled for one year with Diabetes. My back was in the worst kind df pain all the time. My urine was very dark and my oondition was getting vary serious. A friend of mine told Inc tui try Doddee kidney Pills. I have no used one box hnd am already completely cured. My urine is at its nit tura] color and my bock is as strong ns a board. I,can- not praise Dodd's Kidney Pills too highly for I am cscenin they, here saved me from the grave." Lift up thyself, look are ed, and see something higher end brighter than earth worms and earthly darkness. - Richter. Men judge us by the success of our efforts. God looks at the efforts t hemselves.-Wha hely, Cannot Recommend it Highly enough. Arias Ethel I1ildlnon, of West' Lake, Ott.; "toys: "I am pleased to Say. that Cotarrhozone has given Cue the best of, so l lsfaction. No other reutNily hos a, ] been elite e to •• do a� much/ for ma nv Cal arrhozone. has done., It has 00 red 111r.l019 tongll-the,reSelt of peen - mottle and 1feel 1c1111101 Say los mv,rb in its pt nine. Il. IA everything you guarantee it to be. 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ONT. fIijMMON SENSE KILt3 Roacltos, Bed 31 Hugs, Rata anti Alice, Sold by nn Dragglstn, or 381 Quson W. Toronto. Trier"• 44/ e✓ J L'HtP`�1.dG'r4L'0 w;v4.t.e/ 71-407t/ 1,4e, c;f .40,14, al 06bi di9a,,ed friiitd ice• TTiir is 410 e of imprtrvenlent, What WAS boot yellterday 18 ORO N poor.aeeopd DELLA A,•) i 9 LOINI TEA , Ig predate of Mho,. .RA edBS, 0, o, 40, Mo sod M13 , 1+lktunatuiA, mei/wick MulouLAl,; ;pi NAM MATQIIY, GOUT, I.JM5AQO, RHEUMATIC WA0ALYSIet ASTHMA - •,nT y, abed s sure an has cured thousands-SOMO proaopnced 0 on Willett, rerr lncwablc, Write At ourda, Oooklet And Prof �!d¢ henWIS - T S SAIA I RCA R N 00 Windsor, r0 Ont., nl Canada r AN'G!ER'S PETROLEUM: EMULSION� A most efficient substitute for cod-liver oil, pleasant to the taste, and agreeing with the most sensi- tive stomach. Used by physicians, in the treatment of all throat and lung troubles, and— if results count for anything—almost no limit to the good it can do` Sample bottle Mailed t'o any address on receipt of 40 cents to cover postage. Angier 'Chemical Co. TIV.Ittice Toronto Tlnoalled for excuses are praatioal confess! on s, -Simmons. "Pharaoh tDost'POigarumoolaottueta Evil is wrought by want of thought, as well as by want of beart.-Hood. La Toscana, 1Oc. Na Q1;y Mo t oosll Tomatoes have been eultivated for only one hundred yearns. REPRESENTATIVE WANT"» h, rourtown. Largo income - Pleasaant e.0Weqpt. LriIa,adafmhtrpwkritui forpauusnasefer- races. Se, McKinnon Building, Toronto. Carters 5010 OURS 100. Cures in a )57y P. Mo. Qormaoe 8 Ca, Agents, Montreal. THE DES MOINES INCUBATOR-8eatand cheapest O. Rolland, sale agent forElena:Mele,,, Send 103. stamp for catalogue. 373 Bt. Paul Street, 01001,eal Sausage Casings—Newimporretio' /nest gEnglish Sharp and Am edam Hog Casings -n:1 Oa goods at right pries, PARK, ELACKWELL § 00., Toronto. Catholic Prayer Books, Rosaries, Oru. oifixee, Roapulars, Bellew. Ptot:wee, Statimry, and Churoh Ornaments, Educational works. Mail orders receive prompt ahem non. D, & J. BADLIER & 00., Montreal. Enktneers' SUPPLIES Asbestos Roods, Pipe Covering, Lubricating 0,11, Greases, etc. WM, SUTTON COMPOUND 00, 3 ,111,1 TORONTO. FOR SALE! THE Following SE00ND•HAND MACHINERY ; • has been used but intro 1 is practicallybood ax 005 will be sold Went: 1 Garvin 0,,, !tiller• 1 Emory Stand; 1 Lathe, 4 foot bed, 1 1 80esdale Lathe, loot; 2 Caucko, 12 In.; 1 Power Hoek Saw; 3 Tuba Vices, Iron Pedestal ; 1 Large Polishing Sank; 1 Speed Lathe; 2 Spoke Threading Machines; 1 Engine . the; 22 Split PL Pulleys of different eines; 5 Block Pules, aANY to E. W. NESBITT, Woodstock, Ont, Dominion Line BTEAMSHIPa Portland. Mc., to Liverpool, via Halifax. Large and fast Steamers Vancouver, ' Dominion, Camhroman. Rats of passage :-FIreL Cabin $50 upwards; 8eoond Cabin,535; Steerage, sato and Cabin, 00. For further information apply totooal agents, or DAVID TORRA119 9Et. 8 00 Geneent l Agents, 00 reit. THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. PP 9 GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. DCO BREAKFAST—SUPPER. Dari ors intending to Sled Corn Note This, Mineral Extract ,a Lha orad eat and holt. ng ocr,, too coloring corn 11 hadprovent0 awes o horn plating up corn shoo planted. 1 had 14 sores a all col loaf year on 00 tame 03,1 Inrnr and by, the teed al o clam and had no01 s ea destroYed 8 by irons. I alsot ng of as good 00 s heavy coot well planned for malting corn grew to enh, fading 'a well nansod with ,I amt 1 have a email the agency for lt. I their who orders w hay nWy a en'tan ti10 should send In thatr amara oat 12.10 Ilan !rob, 1st• Small box colprice 5.00,• will be nriee for .110 if ordox red by 1eh1513., l'ow s&O0 • with ho derls for ilia Orders taken lifty Ire! 0 ,th, Penne, rder with ardrr,. 1 O eked5,1 yl 1pi lifter b oh tat, in st dr to gut ?tem ,11 racked and . for shinning. nPore •t F I fe dh•o04 et G.T I r t ty ra and O.P,R, tar 1o,a Every boa at Extract guaranteed to eve entisfwLimn or money refunded. ANDREW KAUFMAN, :Forges 8.0., Ont. CANADA PERMANENT Loan and Slayings Company. t ,40011 IN' s ATM: 1855. The Oldest and Largest Canadian Mort. gage Corporation, Paid.tap Capital, - Sz i an ,00O Reserve Fund I,1ooaoo Head Moe -Toronto 8t„ Toronto. grant* Otfioee-Wlnelpog, Man., Vancouver, 8,0 DEPOSITS RE0137VE10. Interest allowed. 0EBENTUR108 1551IED for 1 0, 5,4 or 6 acre with Mimed coupons attached. ' yams, MONEY LENT on rlty Of estate pott t e s 6or ernmunt and Municipal Bonds, eW For further 154 1051am apply to i J. mustier MASON, Managing Moaner. !'amara °1 BEAVER BRAND" Maokfntaatj never harden. & is guaranteed water] Drool, Aek G,r It,taka no other, Bass rar Rubber Clothing 00., MoatreaL HARRIS 337vts-8s Sa7rr9,yws LEAD, COPPER, BRASS.. Wholesale only, Long Distance Telenhoue1728, WILLIAM ST., TORONTO, POULTRY, RUTTER, EGOS, APPLES], end other PRODUCE, to ensure best results aweigh it The Dawson Comrnlssion Co., Limited* our. Went -Market & Colborne St., Toronto TORONTO Cutting School offer. apeotel advantages to all dnsiroue of acquiring a thorough knowledge al Cutting and Fitting Gentlemen's Garments Write her particular., 113 Yonge SL, Toronto. permanently auras vCatarrh of nose -t Mia O throat, mom ad and bladder. Sick s1 a box. Write Inc partloulers, Tnaee Indian Catarrh Cure Co., 148136. James-st„ Montreal. L Mi11., Mille & Hal. Barrleters,eto„removed to Wesley Bidgge„ ltiob.. mond 8t. GP..Toronto, R O O F I @i C and Sheet Metal Workeq 180001150 51,AT5 ie Black,Red or Greco. SLATE BLACKBOARDS (Eye supypill Public and High Sohoole Toronto)• Roofing/ttelt, i'ito Deal Tar, eta. ROOF dtdi 0 nOrI TILE (sea New liitg .VON Irapa, Toronto, date by o furnished f Mork! complete r MS elonrlat, HlpI,sd 10any part 0 for work complete er(ogI1 a, Mit/1100 ita11000p BONS, part &Widmerf the St PhoneHagD, 08tH IE& SBNB, Atlolald• &widmer Bta,Torontd Dyeing 1 Cleaning ! For the very bort eeod your work to rho "BRITISH AMERICAN OYEINII COP Look for agent In your town, or toad dim:, Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec. WANTED. Men or wom0n In all parts. of Canada to handle our trade. Liberal 004ar mission or salary and exclusive tel. rit0ry to right. purlins. 0node MM. 17 un-lo-d0e and groat 0ell011. Pan tie0 ora free. Automatic Steam Cooker Co. 205 College Stregqq _. TORONTO. Ohaopeat and Boat Covering to the World. Yla a PIPE ':EWER Covering Steam sod Hot and Cold Water Pipet:, Cold Storage Pipe. Kitchen Boners, eta. for pardoulsre apply to (AICA BOILER COVERING CO., LTmitotfp` Toronto, Montreal, and London, Eng. F SALE. That Bountiful Stock and Grain Phren eommold known as the "Glen Dm it is 0, 0.0, 11 mile troth 800050ip atalton on the 4.P.R., and six tabes holt Woodstock; 300 odd :wren; eplandid l:arcl,vood 003311 about 15 acres cedar; ant -obey buildings. For fnrthoi' particulars Innutro of E. W. NESBITT, Box 534, Womb:Wek, Ont. WE AtlE OFFERING TO INVESTORS apeoiel stook, guaranteeing large dividends; alto an In. 30,10,0 t stook payable in monthly lnatalments; drnv,ing cash dividend*, half yearly. Parties wonting aafa ant} profitable investment should correspond wah Yoe Sun Savings and Loan Co„ 70101/003 Mo0ayloaned on favorable terms; sauna wanted to unrepresented distr101a; write us. Michigan Land for Sale. by 000 A0RE5 0000 1AOM1N0 LANDS -ARENA° Ior n / o O mm:w s And rel, Drd 11 &213. Talo par Mow Ln bll otIro e, atYW, Darren Io'froth{so alt Loon 10, hem Lau at aro Olo moping iroln S2 tote per acre, Churches. s Laude O, an io will be 901don Nate r'ownr, Oh terina, H 811515 oto., and will 110 so W o0 lei reeaonnble terms, Apply to It. M. PIERCE Agent, West Bay Glt MM. 0rJ.W. 0T1R�'I 1 v witeet s, ora, a�laa. JAS. R. ANNETT, Manager. JONN'J, MAIN, Sept, Mel Tram The Canadian 17 Heine Safety E3OILER a JE, O .Sherbousplanadern pP St., Toronto High Class Water H Tube Steam Bolters, for All Pressures, Duties and Fuel. 1 . SBNU FOR DESCRIPT'IVB CATAWOU4, mrn n e tb E(0, 0 o. LI,In t 3, IninNad, IJEffEEiiGCS (((The Ol Raton iso, IJn. 51, { The Al aseayHnrriA 00. LOmitnd, The WilsonPO/Wid %Ea!u gitaaj. (81.dTondo, Moro hollers macho ManiWerkh4i