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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-4-5, Page 74 •N A/1074 5, 1900, 4, 't eee, 4 .41.1 THs H$EIiS PD8T. MEHEAGEE THROUGH THE MR. imemerewell's War Melee at elme dor IRWIN While, GOlonel 13'10-BoWell gal- lah'ilY" defending Mafeteineehis broth- er, Major E. Eaden-Poweil, ' at the 430ote Quarde, Is helping the Triton'. Woo Dellartatent al Molder River mil a Manner all bee oWn, WeeSiemer Mareoni's aesiotents Weal; out to the ever, mart, the London Daily fall, with their wireless eele- graohy apparatue, the Wile Moe tn. tended Het they oheued works only et the Nee and on the railway, This was a ueelese business, So the of - Doers an the spot aked the mon to go un Lo the lliodder. They, went, ainel found, that they could do nothing because there were no Masts aeall- ieble to tease theig apparates to the necessary height, Major Baden-Powell Pelee in the reseue. Ile rigged up a number of war kitea, he indeed the almaralete and men into mid-air, and, the anxiouolye awaited Messages came clicking through, The latest report be "Bastin and Orange River have already exchang- ed wireless despatches. and Major J3, S. Bader -Powell, Scots Guards, who is in charge of the klte-flying • corps, hopes to establish. cannibal's thus with Madder River." Ca.ptarn Kennedy is doing similar work at Orange River. The kite appears destined to Play a giroweng Parr) in the war. . Beide providing a telegrarph ofLice in maid - air, it is very useful for rectonnaisi ounce work. Major 13aden-Powellei parte:elm varlet.), of kite is furnish- ed; with a camera,. so that; a view of the enemy's entire force or a picture - map of the country own be procured. aux Nemeth the kite a man, can be lifted to any reasonable, height, u,nd, as the, kite is steady he can see what be wainee to without anterrupe tion. Tele majer hate always been fond of kiteflytne. Eels first love was the balloon, but after one humiliating day at Dover, when thousands were watch- ing and the .balloon would ilia rise, be said that it was neeeseary Lq think of something else. He elmerimente e& for years with kites, ace: found thab the secret lay int a member. of small kites fastened together. He now raises his man from the ground by means, of five 'cites, three et the top of a geometric figure, and one •at each wide angle. "The more the enemy. shoot .them," he says, "the better- they fly". -whin seems to be actha,iraoteristio of the family. KEEPING DP APPEARANCES. Tbe desire to make the best appear- ance possible does not always come from an undue amount of pride, but often because it pays financially to appear prosperous. It is the way of the world that nothing succeeds like success. For instance, a young doctor, ` lawyer or mi erchant s more likely to be successful if be lives in good style, than if every one knows that ee finds it hard to meet his bills. His ,house must be a good one, elegantly furnish- ed, while he and his wife are dressed nicely et all times, and now to do this without going in debt becomes an important question. The strictest economy must be exercised in every department. It is necessary while providing the table with good food to see thut nothing is wasted. The furniture and carpets must have the best care in order to make them look like new and prolong their usefulness. There is no Part of the housework. however, whore so much can be accom- plished by good management, as in buying and making the family ward- robe. The remnant counters and spe- cial sales at the large dry goods houses give one an excellent opportunity to lay in a supply of the best material at greatly reduced prices. T‘here has nev- er been a time when so many women were dispensing with the help of the dressmaker and learning to make their dresses themselves. which saves many dollars every year. The excellent pa- per patterns which we can buy so cheaply, are a great help, and wo- men succeed wonderfully well In pro- ducing costumes which in fit and gen- eral appearance are equal to those made by the best modiste. Fashions change so quickly that it is impossible to wear a dress out be- fore it becomes a "back number," bence it becomes necessary to make them over. Even In the best regulat- ed bouseholds, there are always some east -off garments, wbioh may be used in this way. In these days of come binatioias and varieties there are few things that cannot be made service- able as trimmings, or to assist in com- posing costumes which handy women now develop out of two or thee dif- ferent materials If it cannot be used in its present guise, one or two pack- ages of dye will change it to any color you wish, and it will begin a new era of usefulness. The dye should be dis- solved in soft water and a porcelain kettle used in doing the work, whioh if given time and attention, cannot fail to be satisfactory. Gat a good quality of lining, new stiffening and binding, and pay as muoh attention to the details ore the work as If the goods were new. Making a skirt over was a difficult problem a few years ago, but it has become comparatively simple now, although they are worn much longer than formerly. rortun- ately flounces and ruffles are popular, for with their aid, the skirt may be made the regulation length. A very handsome skirt of cadet blue cloth was lengthened by piecing out the lining and the outside material and neatly pressing the seams. Black braid was put on the bottom in a pret- ty pattern, with two straight rows above it. This made a handsome fin- ish, and effeotually covered all the piecing. The tunic or overskirt is the latest style, and one of the best for made -aver eltirta. They are usually made with very little if any fulpess in the back, and pointed or setilloped at the bottom, wbieh fells over a skirt of velvet -satin or heavy woolen ma- terial, guile plain, or over one 00 01010 silk or woolen timelines. Handsome of - Mots are often peedileed by using the best perte oft.•wo Mskirts which harmonize color SP VITUS' MEE THE non or A BEINHT YOUNG WRVS REQOVERY. Mt. Was Met Attccluul With tot Grippe, lee After Effects Moulting J f4L Vitae' Donee—Friends Despaired Or Iles Re. cevery. The matt from Wolf ville Lo Gas. Pere= ere Carried every day by an ufaiciai who l rioted for hitt willing- nees te acoontkadate and the punc- tuality with which he diaoharges his duties. Hes Pam la Mr, fderrieme Cleveland ariach has lona is. in Gasper - where. he resedea ,with his wife and grpundedeughtee, Miss Lizzie May Cleveland, a brightt girl of fifteen years. A few trieenthe ago the health of their grand-claughter woe a source of very great ailexteLy to Mr. aired Mrs, Cleveland, and the neeglebora who Marriedt of tho physical eaditioa oi the little girl gravely eihook their beads and said to thenuelvea that the emirs oe. the fond grandeperents were by no rumens groundless, When the: naive, reached the ears of ap Aua- dien titan, a short time ago, that the health of Miss Cleveland had beep re - stood, he hastened' to interview Mr. Cleveland' ate, to the facts og the ease, When he explained his errand both Mr, and !Mrs. Cleveland appeared on - Ay Loo .eager to give hirn the inform- ation, sought! and it Ls in accordance with them wishes that we give to the pallet the Mete of this remark- eble cure. Early in December, 1898, Mies Cleveland; was takenill with a. ,severe attack of la grippe ,and fears et heo recovery were emertalued, Cerefuf noransw however, brought her through this malady' but it left her system In acompletely ronedown condition. This showed. •itself prin- cipality on a weakness of Lhe nerves. In January] symptoms of Si Vitus' thence began, to show theroseives. At foist these were note very prominent, hist it was not long before she was rendered altogether helpless by this terribly malady. In a ,short time she lost all control over the movements of her bawls and feet. For weeks she bad to be carried from room to room and was unable to feed herself. Her grandeparents naturally became very much alarmed and having ',riled other remedies without effect, determined to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial. Developments showed that their con- fidence was not displaced. When three boxes had been used the condition of the patient had improved consider- ably. Then Mr. Cleveland bougbt six boxes more and antinued their use as before. The sufferer rapidly began to recover. When she had consumed the Efth box Mrs. Cleveland reduced the dose to one pill a. day and by the time the sixth box WAS gone a com- plete cure was effected. Miss Cleveland is now as vigorous and healthy as oould be desired. Her grand -parents are persuaded that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are alone responsible for her cure and are devoutly thankful for the re- sults whia, under Providence, they have produced. ` Sold by all dealers or sent post paid ajt 50o. a box or six bones for $2.60, byeaddressing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Do not be persuaded to try something else said to be "just as good." WIRING. TO VICTORIA NYANZA. Tile &00n4 of the African Great Lakes to Ile Soloed to Hurons by Teiegropla. The cOmpletion of the telegraph from the Indian Ocean to Victoria Nye anza puts the world in communication with the sources of the Nile. The tele- graph has been ecimpleted to Ripon Falls, which is the exact point where the White Nile leaves the lake. One of the most useful results of this en terprise will be that the people of low- er Egypt will be able to tall what the water conditions or the lower Nile will be for months in riitiance. This infor- mation will give most desirable guid- ance in regulating the quantity to be taken from the Nile fol irrigation purposes. Many occasions have arisen when information as to the stage of the water in the upper Nile would have been worth millions of dollars to lower Egypt. The cable does not yet totem at Mombasa, which Is the sea end of this land line. Despatches from Victoria Nyanza must therefore be sent by steamer, to be put on the cable at Zanzibar, which will delay rorwardIng messages for several days. Thus it happens that the news ett tho comple- tion of the line to the lake wee not re - caved in this city for a week after It ocourred. Five years ago, when the building of this line and the railroad alongside of 11 was begun, the short- est time in wlila news from the lake could reach Europe was about four months. The report of Sir Guilford Moles- worLh, the consulting engineer, pub- lished in July last, showed that the survey or the route finally adopted for the railroad had been completed clear to the lake. The railroad was built and in operation from tie sea to Kiu, a distance of 270 allies inland, and be- tween that point and Angata-el-geek, 899 miles in the interior, the road was in course of menstruation. The rail' road is to terminate at Port Florence, at the extreme northeast isomer of Victoria Nyanza instead of being ex- tended albeut sixtyo miles farther 'Wee. to Bort Victoria, AS was at first eon- templated. Probably three years will yet elapse before the completion of the railroad. The first telegraph eampleted to the Central African lakes was that to Blantyre, in the Nyassa highltinds, and ea it is connected with the cable on the Portuguese oaast communioations between Lake Nyassa and Europe are promptly delivered except when the lad Lina Is out of order, as ocormion- ally bappens. INDEPENDENT POVERTY, Handout Harry -It nukes me tired to hear folks talk about a man NM' independently rith. Tiepaes Teddye-Why? Hericloul Harvy-Coz day ain't none o dese rich eitlea wat's half as =depute dent as we is, IV, 40.• ,-.,-.0- 40- 0 Vous Folks, sil •-•,-.0-00-1,-•-•-•-•-•-•-•--s DREAM, 71 areIozr416hA oould mile do w be drl Whet s wonderful world this woid be I For hoppineee then would 'be none= to all, And every good thing would be free,. The farmerelad, following after the plow, Would gut en the robes of• a Icing; The little lass holding a doll in her arane, Would receive homage nations would bring, The cily boy, playing At marbles, per - dap Would sit in the president"s chair; The good, homely girl, with her ereole- I en and tau, Would be fairest of all that are fair. 'Um man with his Oa:ghee covered over with rags Wood roll In bis silver and gold; The balI bwraidli ecting dishes would be a LairFor °prince having riches untold, But the king, as he sits .an his great, splendid throne, ' Dreams be is a poor farmer 'boy; And the queen, in her fancy, becomes tr. poor girl, With innocence, freedom and joy. The president, wearied with burden- orne eared, Would' play at bis marbles once The belle 01 the city, would again, as si • girl, Go back to the old collage' door. And the gray millionaire weighed • down with his gold, Longs to be the poor rasp with the sPhdol And the princess, loved not by the prim% she has wed, Would change with the dish -wash- ing maid. 71 afellow could only do what he dreams, Whet a world of confusion tbere"d be; The ottlisetas eremrei job ie no snPa, as i And my own is the .besti place for ane. ma,m4.••••••• A DOGS LOVE OF, HOME, Little Prince loved bis home, loved the, sweet little mistress who adorn- ed) him with gay colors made ot red yarnknit on a apeol with pins, her "knitting," loved the yard full ot hid- den doggish secrets, bones waiting to be dug up and gnawed over agam, loved his favorite place so near the fireewhere a huge stuffed pillow, with rad and yellow roses worked on black canvas cloth, was such a soft bed to he on, while sleeping and dreaming of bones full of meat end rats as fat as butter, abed in which he slept in pesos, save when his little mistress was seized with a mischievous desire to tease him, which she did while un- der esbawl-an innocent look ng cover, tbought Prince, until he learned vdrat was under that relieve'. • At suob times as he ley still as a dog carved in marble, she threw over her head a heavy, fourfold woolen shawl, and thus hidden, carefully reached out and jerked his short tail, the pride of his heart. No living dog was ever more sensitively proud of such astubby black tall; even bis lit- tle 'mistress knew better than touch it unless she was under that sbawl. There was sure to be a snarl of rage as Prince, showing his teeth, looked fiercely around for ids invisible foe. Nothing could he see but aherip of shawl; and for along rime this worried him. Then; probably thinking he had NM dreamed, it, he would againh 'lay his smell black head on. bis paws, close the sharp eyes, and sleep. But again ajerk of the tail would startle him; what, where was the enemy? who dared bim thus? Growling, he would look about in comicial wrath. This happening aver and over, and, his mistress growing carless in her teasing and laughing, one day Prince learned that, there wao sometbing under that shawl. So, exasperated by his troubles and broken naps, he pitch- ed into the sbawl, growling and, shak- ing and biting it, while over and over rolled dog and little girl and shawl: on the floor the dighb wage& wildly, until Prince bit the band which had got uncovered. Then the little girl went crying out of the ' room, and Proem only jumped on his pillowi and went to sleep. After that be always aleph in peaces • In all other way's, the two lived in perfeet harmony. Prince would have dared any danger to save, his little friend. Ho sassed her deeply when she, was shut away from him, !behind the schoolroom doors beyond whiela he was not allowed. anti though het walk- ed to school with her every .day, and hung wistfully around the school yard, he hilt very lonely. taut he enjoyed Lite vac -atlas. This lonelinees was what first cause ee him to go off wiUi other dogs, whose charaater was bad, thoirgh Prince knew ntoding of thet. And oh, the pity of RI These clogs were sheep - killers, One day, though Prinee was not with them, and not guiltyl it was decided that, as he had be the past been. with them, be mann either be shot or be sent fer away. Ob, hove his poor little mistress cried! 1 But rather then have ben Odot, aha let him go, to akied doctor who lived several miles away. And sho shed big tears` as alto laidi bar fluffy eliair and soft Omega on his black head. Poor Prince Almost howled; something grieved her, hi dog Mohler', he sym- pathised. There' had been a heavy snow, and the aerator rode bottle in a singe with Prince in aeovered basket. • Several days passed after this when, on one bitterly cold day, a faint' but familuir scratching, and well-known Whine, brought the little girl flying td the kitchen- door; and • at opeting it, fie staggered a pitiful, innate black Memel, crouched at her feet Mover - CEYLON GREGN TEA will displace all Japan Tee the same as Salads beta is displacing all other black teas. ing, vainly and feebly trying to wag his tall, bowled and fell, "QJ, Oh, 1 Is Prince, ray 10090 dog - cried bis little mietress. Ile was still alive; ,ao kind elands did all they could foe him, gave lobo mune milk, and laid him on bin favorite pil- low. But he oared for nothing mote to tie 0011 with her hand on him, and lying dues he died. Sack as he was, the poordeg displayed utter love and happineoe in just being able to die a t Afterwards the (looter told bow they had petted him and given hon goodies which, be did root Louoh. Stole decay he was minted, and small dog tracks; proved that he had taken the road to search for home. Thiationg the severe oold would send him back, and knowing no way for him .to find his path over a road be bad never seen, and which was now oovered withdeep snow, they were astonished to Warp of his sad success, Poor Prince! h was awonderluj thing to do, without foodfor days, in a fierce, cold, driv ing storm. Who can guess or understand; the great: love of the homesiok aninasi whom cold, or hunger or death, it- self could not keep from its home, lost by not knowing the dangers of bad company. • "That was lautman lave," says ane. Ala no I how many, sadly, many, girls and boys, men end women think lees of home, dear sweet home,. than did poor Brines, If we only and, al- ways felt as 'anxious about that other home, the one toward which we are stumbling every day, by a strange new path, which we have nearer travelled or seen, would any alus fail, to enter its door? A HN KILLER Fierce and Ravenous, is Diabetes, Which Defies all Medicines Except Dodd's 11Iduey rim, the Only Remedy on Earth That *mores the Cause or the Disouse-Dodd's Kid- ney P5115 Never Fall. Quebec, PD. Mareh 28. -There are certain diseases that sap the brain and dry up the springs of life, besides undermining the strength. Diabetes is such a disease. Its symptoms are great thirst, fail- ing sight, dry mouth, coated tongue, paleness, numbness in the thighs, pains or aches in the loins, or small of the back, increase of urine, sugar in the urine, Any one, or two, seldom more, of these appear in the same case. Diabetes is caused by poison in the blood. Poison gets into the blood through defective action of the kidneys, which should filter it out. Heal and strengthen theecidney and they will claims the blood. Then Diabetes will vanish. Dodd's Kidney Pills are the only medicine on earth that can cure Dia- betes. /Dhey are the only medicine that can cure the kidneys. Here is proof: Mr. Sam Dearochers, of, 187 St John St., Quebeo says: "I have suffered with Diabetes for five years. "My feet were always oold. I had pains in my lions, ' and al terrible thirst. "I tried a dozen remedies before I beard of Dodd's Kidney Pills. They all failed to relieve me. "Five boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills oured me completely. To -day I am well and strong." Reader! Have you any of the symp- toms above? If you have, you have Diabetes, and nothing on earth but Dodd's Kidney, Pills San cure you. NEW MODE OF WOOD PAVING. Only Kinds That Will Stead the Truffle er Lame Cities. The decision of the City Council of London, upon recommendation of the City Engineer, to pave two new streets with wooden pavements, has caused new interest to be taken in wooden pavements among many builders and contractors on both sides of the Atlantic. This new system of wood paving is said to be the most durable and the meet easily repaired. It is said that it is the only kind of wooden pavement that can be relied upon to etand the traffic of cities like Loudon and New York. Instead of fashioning the wooden blocks into dice, hexagons, polygons or dove tailed complications in any form, by the new process barked trees oi any size or quality are sliced into cylin- drical pieces about thirteen entitles in thickness. The largest pieces are put down first into a good foundation, and then the sraaller sizes, until the remaining interstices may bo filled up with what may be culled pigs. Ram- ming renders the whole one solid mass of timber, and not a chip is wasted. The surface presents end grain only, and with the different soils and sizes afford much better foolbold than eith- er granite blocks or asphalt. wxw GB TABKZBD. johuny, eaterletg perlor-Oli, ut yoe, is ite 'Why, I thought- hfr. Softileigh-You thought wbal, Jabanyll ,Taluany.....); thought it Was ONO Of them tonere from Scretb Afrioa, Mr, Seftletgle-What ramie you thia that, uly little mane 001'nny-Why, fee said Leta t she was golog to try, and get rict of, a Boer to -night. And Me, Soetleigh trellised soon atter. Excellent Mr PUblle sPealfers, liar. M. MeaKey, of Ooderleh, Ont., writes; "Some time ago you sent me a bet tie of your Catarrhozone. We eave given it a fair trial and are glad to say that the medicine is ell it is elainiett to be, It Appears to work well in case of eatarrn, and 10 an ex- cellent remedy ,for a throat irritation arising from publie speaking,." For Public Speakers, Minisiere, Singers, persons troubled with writable throat, Catarrh or A.stema, Ca tartheo-zone is of inestimable value. It is a guaran- teed tare. Sold by all druggists. The trial outfit sent for 10o in stamps by N. C, Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont., Pr epriet ors, elmokooks,imq A bachelor says a wife la undoubted - a good tiling to have around the house -to blame things on when they go wrong. • rag.wswees, "Pharaoh 100." POlgar Alrondaott.a. yne, cd Granby, Que. •A man who is Lied to his wife's ape "en string Is well connected. O'KEEFE'S ',Map MALT 24.0TDVOINZZUM111/... MS8ZST. Quinn -When be jilted her she sued him. DeFonte-What was her plea'? Quinn-Hhe said sho had cut her tongue in twenty places sealing love letters to him. FOR OYER PIETY YEARS MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been need by mother, for their children (X in, It soothes the child, softens the mune, allays pain, cures wind collo, and Is the best remedy for diarrhom 25e, 0 bot. Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Be sums and ask for ',him. Winslow'* Soothing Syrup. A red-hot iron well soften old putty so that it San be easily removed. TO OHM A COLD TN ONE DAT Take Laxative Brom° Quinine Tablets. .611 druggists:attend the Money it it tails to mire. ho, E. W. Grove's signature ts on each box. Have you been duly thankful far tie blessings and bounties of the past year? If not, get right down on your neserato bones and confess %yourself to be an unregenerate sinner. Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot roach the seat ot the disease. Catsrrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to (turn 11 you Must tags internal remedies. Hairs Catarrh Ours is token internally, and ants di- reetly on the blood and mucous ourfaces. Roll's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medielne, It wee prescribed by one of tho best physibinno lo 4,18 country for yeate and is a regular preseriptien. II, is composed oethe best tonics Icnown coai. bined with the best blood purifiers, eating di- rectly on the mucous eurfaces. The perfect Combination of the two ingredients is what plodueos such wonderful results In curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY le CO., Props., Toledo, G. Sold by druggists. price 75o. Ball's Family Pills are the best. If wind blows on you through a hole; Get a certificate and take care of your soul. MONTREAL HOTEL DIRECTORY. The ▪ " Balmoral," Free Bus Mat hotel Carelake,r° r2;'",,F7g: G.T.R.4ation, Montreal. Pro, CamrslakenkdOo.', ron.* _Sdo0111—College Avenue. AVENUE ROUSE Fondly Hotel rotes $1.50 Per dor. CT. JAMES' H OTE wgg Railway, ?lint -ohms Commercial HOt140, Modero.ins: glOvemento—Rates modefete. W. P. C. 1017. CALVERT'S Carbolic Disinfectants, Soaps, Cant mons, Tooth Powders, etc, have bosh awarded 100 medals and diplomao for superior excellence. Their regular use prevent inteeti. ous &Boom Ask your dealer to obtain o supply. Lists moiled tree on application. F. C. CALVERT & CO., MANCHESTER • - ENGLAND, rass Instruments, Drums, Uniforms, Etc. Every Town oan have a Sand Lowest prices aver quoted. Fine catalogue 500 Slav' trations mailed free. Write us for anything in Music or Musloal Instruments. Whaley Royce &Co'1 Toronto, Ont., and Winnipeg, Man. Carters COLD CURE leo. Gornto 0 pay. P. Mw Clormses a On, Agents, Montreal. . . TH- E D_Coll MOINES INOUDATOR-Dost and oecepaet mei% tiOrliiOgiog:.5%Irstait.taPerl.t:A 3" HARRISC3Cc"g"Frr LEAD, COPPER, IS A S Wholesale only. Long Distance Tolophone1490. WILLIAM ST., TORONTO. POULTRY, RUTTER, EGOS, APPLES, and other PRODlIgil, to ensure Aitraults opaque tr. The Dawson Commission Co., Limited, Dor. West.Market & Oellsorne Stu earente, Catholic Prayer 6°61lstrrita, Religious Pictures Statuary, and °Ohltkw Oralurs; Educational Work's. MaM orders t000lr: roAtmeal t lion, &iE SWAM 00.TAtentrottr. EVER,Y DAY adds to the targe Est of &loiters a CEYLON TEA. Worth Mar eetuenrInce300, luta Wet oortainly tint. LgAD PADiGielig, es, 50,411, 50 gad 000. • atm POW • hicmpALGIN, 5018T105. mywo.iikn, INALA M4t1310Q0!,1011no0. sasursapric P4ALYSIG. lauTHWIA totiT.'4430411:-.V..h'xIoStiV4thcilg,tigt.7".Ancitc1r1171,71 TheSWISS-APIEDICill C0.111rIndsor, 0t., Canada AZONICAiNkswimilf NLVIRIVI H TRAYMORE 014 TRE) BEACH. Atiaatte C4, NeW Jer.9475 The 'World named AU OM Yew. listallostatt Mleammte Semmta :attrAtC0,1" ' .14') t te During tho pout four months hao Noon out000loply untamed gond Ib. 'Yoved. Over 00 Pritrmto Do.the. Mew Dining Roorn enclosed in alum direntfp, 'oanrc°,11nefea. gt:0,..000.0aeLhIggrrirdrIgegctertrolb oonr.tzlcFvu:bilf:OdillnideR...3Cr:goe4,:tip:/-123,Pp'&:0:00: 4-11.1b/thOtalia,clit,WWERIliven.43,1141.12,- Co. 0e4 4s.‘41,1%,te mammon% elWiblis, 0 E iS reached by 511 THE HIGHEST OF EXCELLE and they ere mixed ready for met V"anboys reAorlYoltIggrivar'n ;Ifinn ToNe':tIstr, 40 One gallon coven 360 square feet, two coats. Alt first-class dealers hare them A. RAMSAY & SON, Paint makers. MONTREAL. J Est'd 184a. ditAliolklie'ftedDR1/20/0/11,12.1:1,2103012,12Ait,th 'DMA "r2/1201P,We •wa.wawedkajorlarla.,44,,,. HACKNEY STALLIONS FOR 5.3LE-4 buy two fashiointrelsdreediT;Vitest=onTlt. Cootleo oot! rune. Rillaurst Station, Que.' PONISON_DENSE KILLS D0.543, 1355 SJ BugT, Rath and Mice, Sold by all Draggles, or Mit 40000 W. Toronto. MIIIs 310 Haloes „ Harristers,ste.,remeted to Walley Blade,. Rielh mond Bt. W. Toronto. and Sheet MetaiWorks. 000071530 SLATS, is Black, PR,7{,11?°:107Fltilit hl.SSIOGIt.o.29hVol OV.°}C,P472t,e1111.P4 Coal Tar, to. noOrisa TILE (See Now eincy 5,115, 1plgTXrd'tYlMal!iral;s,IsiluaTsn=or rgeoieeenerlalashipped to .ypartorthecountryPnon lof 0. DUTHIE& SONS, Adelaide &Widmer SteoTeronto Engineers' fee serrate& Asbootos geode, Pipe OoverIng, Lubricating bile, Creams, eto, PP. SUTTON 0. COMPOUND 00. Limited TORONTO. The "Happy Thought" Range Mode by THE WILLIAM BUCK STOVE CO., Limited, BRANTFORD, ONT., is the best in the world. For sale by loading dealers everywhere. AGENTS WANTED. Wo want good, ItMLIABLI. ENZAOLTIO mon in ",nropresented distriete'' throughout the Dominion to sell our stook for investment, This stook guarantees good dividends poroble halt yearly, or adding to invest. Monti olau scour. alndications for good luaus. WE pay liberal eonnuiesioas. Apply, sun Savings and Loan Company, Toronto, Michigan Land for Sale. ,ett, coo CORA& 0000 FARMING LANDS-ARENAO Ione, Ofsomaw and Crawford Counties. Title par. Wt. On itfiolviggis Central, Detroit k ?Simkins,: and Lam Lake Railroads, at prioes longing from 62 to 511 000 .055. Those legate are Close ID Entorpriaing Mon Towna, Ohurolies, Schools, eta., and Will be 'olden on namable term, Apply to 00. mol?'.11f.libbrk'Nalgothi2iVer. MIN 'OSAGE. Everyone needsotonio medicine to °leant° the blood, br000 the nerves, and revitallae, reinvigorate the whole Nay, in the orlon The very best they non get is Dr. Arnold's English Toxin Pills. They 0111 10. gamut of all diseases, purify and onrieh Ole blood, our, bolls, eruptions, ole diseases, female weakness, and all other Sorin diseases. Sold by all diuggists; large box 75o, small box Ma or tont postpaid, on receipt of price by The Arnold Chemical Co., Limited, Canada 0150 181trg Toronto, THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. roua7,W 4101441 ate,x•rvit 01644:' AS litt.;,44a, 4104441-- ‘44, aeea/ .e' GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. BREAKFAST—SUPPER. Cheapest and Seat Covering 0 tho World, II lea PIP5131TER Covering Storm and 1005 ,53 0014 Water Pipes, Cold Storage ,Piees, Eltehon Boilers, eta ger Dedications apply to • MIC/L BOILER COVERING CO., Limited, Toronto, Mootreon, and Louden, Mut Dyeing Glearang I For the very best send your work to the " DRITISH AMERICAN DYEING GO." Look for .0,0110 you town, o”end 41,001. Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, CA.NADA PEitillA.NENT Loan and Savings Company. ti Co KYOR iT2313 1855. The Oldest and Largest Canadian Mort* gage Corporation. Paid.up Capital, - • $2,6o0,o00 Reserve Fund • - - 0,200,000 Need Ogles—Toronto St., Toronto. !Demob Offlose—Winnipeg, Man., Vancouver, ILO -------- DSPOSITS RECEIVED. Interest allowed. DEBENTURES ISSUED for I, 2, 0. 4 or nr.m. wilds interest coupons attached. MONEY 000130 05 security of real entatemortgoses, Government and Municipal Bonds, eto. ger further particulars email to .1. HERBERT MASON, Managing Director. Toronto. PACKARD'S Shoo Dressing rHvE OFTEN. HINE 0 E ALL COLORS POlt. ALL LEATHERS. PoLsabm,litti- oes L. H. Paohard & 00. M o NTRIIAL. To the Odorlen Crematory Closet Co,, Hamilton, Oat 0113X:08gr'1:48=4CCV17,410Vilat It oonatantly io my private residermi spiondi51 sectlefaction. 50,0 ZO pinhead, wir la that 050 .1h.enhot:zithiy.;trlula feLrI r 0.1 1. Mira vett tru The following are the names of tow prominent citizens who are usindi this closet, and from when' we havii, vory flattering testimonials: Dr. le L. Thompson, Toronto, Ont. Dr. MeGlaugblan, Elowtnenville, Ont.. Dr. M. L. Dixon, FrankvilleeOnl. Dr, 0. F. Ferguson, XemptvIlle, cent Dr. 'Ulric' Gubourg, Plealaganet, Ont Judge A. C. Chadwick, Guelpa, Ont. O. 3. biteklo, B.A., gbealey. Ont. Rev. Jobn Downie, Watford; Ont, Demeter, Mgr. Bank of Commerce Strathroy, Ont, Peter Hope, merebent, Fort h, Ont. a'as laireffatt, Morahan t, Amherst, NM Y(4. 0ggailll'aliaggtt;:ey 01.50100.