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The Brussels Post, 1902-12-11, Page 6MAe}.lip.i}npr,4�}!r}".,p.,pl.}n},t}•,R••p ,},ip..�n}.'nM�p,fie NEW UN STRAINS ,M,}opus ,pap"p„p„p ,p..4•r4np,Nnp 4 ,}n1„p,.}ei"4. 'Phe motor has now been degraded tc the employment of assistans, to the organ grinder l the itinerant musician has a motor attached to the handle of his piano organ to ,(slava him of the grinding. 01d nowspaiiors can be turned into milk -white, plain printing paper by a proses•invented by a Gorman professor, The process is rapid; the paper is reduced to pulp and freed from ink la a short space of time, A French military officer has in- vented a method of rendering in- audible the report of 1rearrus, even that of big cannon ; tits same do- vie° hides the flash and the smoke.. The invention is now being tested by the 'Wrench 4lovernnwnt, A new machine now being set in hl>eration in Indiana is intended to Supersede glass-blowing by hand sod mouth, The machhiss blow any de- scription of glass and glass vessels, and perforin the work much more quickly than the most skilled opera- tives. By a new electrical apparatus pic- tures on any opaque material are projected on a screen, Even a view of the object itself may be magnified and thrown on the screen without any lantern slide. This will affect the business of lantern slide pro- duction. A new lock -stitch for sowing ma- chines is the invention of an Am- erican convict while undergoing a long terra of imprisonment, The idea, according to expert opinion, will make lock -stitch machines much. mere simple and considerably cheap- er and give them greater efficiency. A Dutch clock maker has produced a clock that winds itself. This is managed by the use of alcohol, which expands and contracts accord- ing to the rise and fall oI the tens- peruture during the twenty-four hours. The nue%ement of expansion and contraction actuates the winding ge:u•. The latest proposal in connection with electrical waves is to steer balloons by their means. A British scientist declared in Ilerlin recently that it would be possible to steer an unmanned balloon by working on these waves, sanding the balloon fifty miles and bringing it back to the starting point. The new electrical target is made, up of metal plates, each specially connected with an electric buttery. When the target Is struck on. any sue of its 11141113, plates a circuit is • comlttei and the exact spat struck. by the rirojectile is shown on a separate annunciator. The targets are made to represent human beings. • A novel method of getting rid of tl ck smoke, and, at the file time, s -rr :1y. it to le':0 tical 1180, is new Lc:.�_ adapted n ereee Belgian ii sf110>,0 10', 11';:�11 1':,' 1:10s info a 1'r('18 r-. eje t:fee owe' atl:;cb flews a eerie= c1 1 - _ u^a .0 ell: ilex , -':.i a i_eiese ce alt. deee ghee' greet i,.. _.e enn .,_. reef. _ __. I..,„ r 7.'77 ..711 t , i the .. 1r c rnctc r lar,_t17 I r r INOCULATION EXTRAORDINARY. The Gollernment of the Punjab Province of India, under Sir Charles Ilivaz, ' 11.O S.1., has, just unde;'taken What sway be described es the big,' gest ry>aoteriplogieal enterprise the world has yet scan. Qonvilscad that inoculation is the only effect -nal means pf fighting the plague, it hae. undertultep the gigantic task of in- oculating '7,000,000 of the people during the out five months. blur- geon-Major Bannerman, Superintond' oat of the Government Laboratory tic Bombay, hair received instructions to bo` ready to supply plague serum at the rate of 60,000 doses a day. KIDNEY' TROUBLE, A DISEASE TFTAT Q7s'TE2vi TER - =RATES FATALLY. • 11r. L. Lussier, of Sorel, Tells Plow Se Overcame the Trou- ble After •Repeated 1iai1- ures. There is no trouble more dangerous to life than disease of the kidneys, for the reason that before any Bpi: - tial symptoins have made.thenisodves manifest, the disease has usually as- sumed a formidable character. The symptoms that first manifest them- selves are usually tvoakness in the small of the back, pales in the re- gion of the loins. '111e urine le some times highly colored, while in other )cr MESS it is extremely pale, frequently depositing a sediment. As the trou- ble progresses these symptoms grow more severe, and frequently termin- ate in dropsy,' ilright's disease or diabetes. Dr, Williams' Pink Pills me 0sPecide forall kidney troubles, and have cured many cases after all other medicines have failed. :hlr. L, Lussier, a wellknown navigator of Sorel, Que., gives his experience for the benefit of other sufferers. Ile says 1 -"For several years I suffered very much from kidney trouble. The symptoms usually made themselves manifest by severe pairs in the back and kidneys, and sometimes they would be so had that I world be confined to my bed for several days at a time, I tried a number of dif- ferent medicines, recommended for the trouble, but got no relief, and finally became so discouraged that I thought a cure was impossible, and stopped taking medicine.. Shortly after this I rend in our local paper of a case of kidney trouble cured by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and this induced me to try this r11011eine. h soon felt that. these pills. war not like the other medi- cines I bad been taking, for in the course of a few weeks I began to ext crienee great :relief. I continued taking the pills for a couple ofi months, by which Time all symptoms of the trouble had disappeared,- and I have net since had the slightest ret'.rn of the disease. There pills eleo etrengthe>:ecl nm in other ways end I belie're them to be the best of all me:.ticincs." Dr. Willietxx ' P'nk Piles enrich and nourish the blood and _trengtl•en the rerves. It Is thee : t1:at they cure • 1' troubles as dysrejesia. kidney E I?.uenis, rheumtl'isas pari.: s cera- ' heart t 7"c 117.08..„ .08... St. ti itua' dss re end the ,.,h_ _,..a that make 1' e elese rf ec:testy wex'1'0 a ▪ t . z: , net take ally ▪ "reels f. ,-.nee I:r seters Peek Isfeeefar Pale Pr e'-- ' e?-er E 6 rti tre 1*rz. Se.it ' al •e iir__:e dressers or ase t , -isSe et 'is cg.ests z lace or L• = s e -,a -ti-:iz' Lc., £retk te, Lilt. leg a clan-, t connect them 0n RC {l Kr(t?�j1't1113 f1N r FAE347. s ed Into ar. cylil.f,c., ted . t(O_l UL re le U?i 11.11) t -en, eel heat of the e.,t111 ;.t t l 71tt'Y w yr i7T neer, sa _ of the huge tulle wilt turn ter rc.,te FOP_ S Al D BLOC' eC 01 into steam, which will rise irum BARKS IT IS IN ATeC`3LE• the other tube. — The, musical chandelier is the latest novelty. ]t is a well-known physir•al fact that when gas is burnt in a tylindrieul chimney of certain dimen- sions it prnchlres a musical note. The Idea is to have a chandelier with sal:out thirty gas jets ill suitable chimneys, so as to arrange a c11t•n-' entitle scalp. When the chimney is tilted so as to alter the angle the singing, crawls. A keyboard is se- creted in 0 corner of the room, and is electrically connected with the ctriunu3ys, and by manipulatissg tins keyboard it Is easy to make the gas jets play a tune, to the astonlsh- I nicht of visitors. IIAItV'EST MOTORS. Harvesting in Lincnln8hirr, Eng- land, has been conducted with 1.11e aid of a petrol motor' specially in- aenled ler farm ase. Tile motor, attached to 0 reaper and hinder, cut a 11el1 of barley at Trowell. in ex- pellent style. The mat/bine also dr1..wel the laded wagons front the. field rind is es alIv adoptable for meting chelf, peeing ,soils, atld grinding corn. 11 Ilan also been i tried successfully with a doehlr sor- row plough, TIS ademetnge over horse labor is that there are no cin lee's, end the cost of fuel is conoid trebly cheaper. COSTLY Ji_1Nt1KJ i1,(IJILI".. Theinn t: v,11f tuhle handkerchief duct nn the world belongs to Queen Mitrgirt Re f Rely. a o la It, ismade • t n sof the II P est old Venni inn isle,, null It is in perfect condition in spite of the fact that it was made in the fifteenth couture% I1: is probe bly worth $101- 000 or $14,000, "There is very little dltierence bc- tvvicen ,you and the old lieu, i-lrfib- bier. You both scratch for a 11v- ing," "Yes, but. the old hen scratch- es for one, and genu it." hfother --• "Why ere you not as po- lite and ronsidereLe es utile Toltuny Mad'?” Small fon - "7 s'pect tW(ybc ho war, ],roughs up In sonic anent where the other boys Was bigger than him.” Synopsis of Address by T. C. Ray- -, nor. Before St. Farmers' Institute Yiherever a farmer is building mew burns, or changing his stables, the gulden of the use of cancreee for flours and walls is a live one. In a country where lumber is com- paratively cheap, concrete is not likely to conte into getlerul use for masking walls of barns, but for floor- ing it is without question the best' and cheapest stubstance that can be employed The first, great quality is its durability. Properly put down it is practically indestructible. Then it is water titjlft, and will help in saving alt the liquid \'oklings of the animals, and this in farm practice to -day is a most important matte. Fully 50 per cents of the fertilizing value of the manure is in the liquid portion. By having concrete floors and Using plenty of nbsorbenls this can all be saved and put on the land where it will do the most gond. Cone>•e!e 15 a mixture of clean grevel 01- pure send and content. There are seurt1 kinds of centred- In iis .In ()Maxie they have natural rock cement, which ie. inunefactured fit Clw•enston and Thorold, and this while not 08 strong es the Portland elnrtd, Is Cheaper and does very well. in solve sn:Lions the Pot•tleed. cement will lie the best to use. LAYINNG CONCRETE FLOORS does not require skill \Odell an . in- Celli tent Tarnier 11/1111011 sl>ppty, First make a solid smooth floor, 13 rtl w feet t i ,u c, t n inch lumbar pre- ferred. rc- f rr .d. Then a box without a bot- tom o tr a sl oatbe mule to which to InLe >l shoed r the; gravel end cement. 'This can he made of such a size as to act:urntely measure the gravel 00 sand, The gravel and cement are then put into title box in the proportion required, the box taken off, and the mixing of Cement and gravel or sand thor- oughly done with a shovel. It Should be shovelled over testers at any tate, while it, le dry, and sho- velled up into a cows ; then before applying the water the CO10 should bopn 1 n ki the mixture pulled 'down na ng in the form ot. a ring, leaving a hello*/ in .the centre bare to :the floor. Into this water should be Results from coo Soaps eczema, coarse hands, ragged clothes, shrunken flannels. Ek fo'. Etzra'UCEs 3:ra Iox,r1szo oho P4leIIon nor poured, find dry gravel and cement turned from the outside of the ring to the centre. This will be pulled out again from the centro and more water added until the mixture be- comes of the consistency of thick Porridge, soit will run down but not be soft. The proportions 10 which gravel or cement can be used depends somewhat 00 1110 strength of the cement. With good Portland cement, ono part of cement to six 07 ((0V011 of gravel could be used for the 1 floor, ut this h solver art of theU should bo covered with a' swims of 0110 Part of content to two of clean 'sand, 11 all extra line Bard finish is required use equal parts of cement .and sand, Before laying the stable floor a good foundation should bo prepared, It shook/. ho made firm and solid by the addition - of gravel or small stones thoroughly pounded down and the boar shaped as Is required for the stable. It is Lest to have a slight slope from the manger to the gutter. The pian of cow stable which is generally preferred has 'a' square gutter two feet wide and eight incites below the level of the stall 11.onrs. This gutter is first masse and the cement laid in it. Then a hoard mould is put up and the cen:ens put in behind the boards and the boards left there until the cement gets firm, IN LAYING CONCRETE) 0111y as much as can bo conveniently reacher], Say a piece four feet square should ,bo ]aid at one time. All the studding necessary in the 000510u0 - tion of the stalls should be set on flat stones and the cement put rotted them. Great care should bo taken when ]oying cement to thoroughly pound it down. After the -floor is finished it should be sprinkled with water especially, if the weather is dry. This should be done every day for a month. D. will probably take from a month 10 six weeks for a floor 1.0 harden properly and suffi- ciently to use, and it will not be- come thoroughly hard for sit or seven months triter having been put in. Large stones can and should be used in- the construction of a con- crete wall, if pains are taken to see that they oro covered with at least two incites of cement on either side. A concrete wall one foot thick is sufficiently strong to carry any barn. 'I his makes a thoroughly dry and warns stable wall. Pine stone from a stone crusher is an excellent material from which to make con- cretc. A barrel of rock cement will lay 53 sgvare feet of 4 -inch floor. Goo:1 quell -tits of Portland cement should do more than that. By the use of corrugated sleepers merle like railway rails it 15 quite erect a le to make a good floor whim would form the ceiling of the etc? 1_lew. The _sleepers should Irl er 'y Le made of iron, and laid sulnci fitly close to make the stree- seee eceirl. Such ti floor prevents r .t t1reugh the space be- eec. _.- F. W. > OPSON, L1:e Stock Conuniesiouer. Dearness LS11'aot 1)e G0r01 br:.,ce- rpe ': roar.. as they GHaet roach ib0 dives,! 7Ct1: crlne a-. There Ia only one way S., afire d,ttaro. and Chas is by eeasllru- 1,,-1- ,medianrliotu'11 1- tensed by an E<.a r4 008i' fes of -Ire mucous lining of the Zen a1 Tal~- lt70en skis robe 13 18'. ,•,crest To -t Care z880. send cr ironer tett lon afig. ane schen it is entr8iy closed draft -e..-. is 172a rcah_ and vales. the inflate. leaden 8811 b*- ar-n ort and arts tube restored le 1101,0 mal con8.1i n, beari->g will be de- rJ'O-l- t,raver; nitre cads oat of ten Are evnrei aye rarrb. w'rich ss nothing bat mata— dors—ea eaa11(11on of the mamas fur ace . We van: give Ono Hundred Dollars:or any cane or Ima.ns s tmt"•t=ed 17 cal rrlo that earn fl,c be earedby ultra Catarrh Cure. Easel for circular s.fret. I.J.CHENEYL:CO..Toledo. O. Sold by Dr:tert.', lfe. ifan'• l umf y 1.111. are the beat. Of the Sovereigns of Europe, 21. have no direct male heir. 191e0rd'S lilirlael GUMS c1Or0,1 In COs, e20 pounds of wheat and 150 pounds of meat is the average con- sumption of food by a .Briton in ono year. eo`eaee.e arm. • ,..wale •oeea.a..a•.•eu 2......••••••••.•••.•••••••• I 20 MILLION BOTTLES A' — OOLII EWZ'RY'YEAR, Ha mdse to the abdc e po nci F to crd I- ps ml icons have been shade Cu.hro'i being Minor h a e e: cured b LG A. 1'j� TOOTHACHE, byRHEUMATISM, ' NEURALCtA TD ' 8'i'SCA D EU 0 A ACHE, SPRAINS, BRUISES SCALDS, bOR,IS, anextrralremedy 011 be all p bild. far -Which an enemas . can 1>o ho have 16 never tecta td ncur, atbethThousands olio have been ave clawed incurable r hutch and tong cared after risingthrovSr.decor's crutches, PDi bectl8 caned after assns r. dCOOea Olt. ip bottle. in eleven IanOuaCea accompany ave: � total. a 1u/;"°1 PAIN •ima•eoeonres,nsuroaonnuaaeatosac•aosa.snlla W P C 111.51 Ceylon Tea Is the bales Tea the world producers, and Ie sold only In load packets, Black, Mixed acid Green', 'aeon tea drinkers try (,Salado" Green tea, IIOW 117E ESCA1'I,I) A WE1"TING 'Under circumstances which the Liv- erpool Post reports, l'ro'essor Blank, who was born dry, and is prone to thrust his dl,yne_ss upon others, re - cantly achieved additional dryness for himself, Ile was among a largo party shooting on the moors of Scotland. Suddenly a heavy storm of rain came on. No shelter was at hand, and the sportsmen were drenched. A11, at least, but Professor Blank, lie had mysteriously disappeared when the rain earns on, and rejoined the party when tbo sun was shining again. To their amazement, dile erudite one was as dry as one of his own books, "Mow did you manage to escape a wetting?" growled one of tho dip- ping HPo't0ulefr, "As soon (le the -rain came 'on I went o17 by myself," returned Pro- feasor Blank, blandly, "slipped off all my clothes, alio sat .down on them till the shower wap over.". CAS11ONLY. • ' 1'n a certai u•, ter ata n court, t; filo other y, a badgering counsel found a tartar in the person of a witnessin a case where a clothier sued a customer for a suit of clothes. The counsel's point was that the action ,las irrelevant,and his client was entitled to at least three months ' in ,which .to pay the bill, and it n'as bort-y that time since tho clothes were got. "Now, sir," said the counsel to the witness, "bad I got the clothes instead of lily client, would you have snnlrnolled me to court at this stage?" "Igo, sir." • "Ah! Any evby, pray?:' "Simply because in your case the transaction would have been a cash One." No more questions were asked. SOIITII VIA 1WASIIINGTON. Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Balti- more, Washington, Old Point Cour fort, and the. South via Lehigh Val- ley Railroad and its connections. t"our fast express trains daily ' for Washington, Asheville, Southern Pines, Charterton, Sava:naSl, Jack- (onv5lle, St. Augustine, Palm Beach, Pampa, Miami, Nassau, Cubo and all Florida - and winter resorts south. Excursion tickets now on Sale. For full particulars, illustrated literature, ,naps, etc„ call on or address Robt, H. Lewis, Canadian Passed -ger Agent, $3 Yonge street, Toronto, Ont. The earth is gradually losing speed owing to the friction of the fidT es. The days ars now half sec- ond longer than they were in 1802. ,IOW ADVERTISING GROWS. N. W. Ayer & Son, the "Keeping Everlastingly At It" Advertising Agents, of Philadelphia, have found it necessary to move into new and larger quartere at. 800-308 Chestnut street in that city. This announce- ment will interest many publishers, because - Ayer k Son are so widely known es promoters of newspaper publicity. They began business thirty-three years ago, with two people and an annual business of $15,000. They now have one hun- dred and ninety employees, 1:nd have Mr years done the largest advertis- ing business in the world. The dif- ference between then and now is, they say, simply the result of mak- ing newremper and mugazipe adver- tising Puy their customers. . 7'h+ average Russian loses 21 days in 0. year from illness, an English- man less that. 11 days, and an Aus- tralian only 8 days, For Orr? Stat? renrs. Ax flan AND 'LerrThlin 25015007. - Urn wmstor,•1800tbing8yrup has hemmed for ever filmy rose+ by millions of mother, for their children whr'e 1po15 r, with perfect Femme. I1 soothes' the child letters lie rums.,.Ilayc all pain, cures wind colic, anti lathe brat remedy for Manila:17 la plemani to (ho nae. sale by dnt[phtr in entry part o1 the war d. rwenty.sre eee>u • lrrmle, 11n ,8(o. SA iroAoniahle. Se sure and rah for Mrs. Winnow a 8e.rhmg Syrup, Ind tale no other brad. Britain's largest tighlhonse is the Skerryvo•o. It contains 4,808 tong of masonry and cost £'00,208, It was built In 1844, Monkey Brand Soap makes copper like gold, tin like silver, crockery like marble, and wil,dows liko crystal. Marie -"Why is Mr. Puffer in such a hurry to marry Maud 1" Arthur -"Ile promised her ho vvonldll't smoke while they were engaged." Mesar"s;"" C. C. Riehai ds ,C Co. Gentlemen, -My three children were 'dangerously low with diplhthe'ia. On the advice of our priest my wife be- an the M'IN g AI1D'S LI NI - E' M N1. In two hours they were a greatly relieved, and in five days they were completely well, and I firmly believe your valuable Lini- ment saved the lives of my ehil' ilren, Gratefully you's,. ADELDERT LEM:BYRE, )fair's Mills, June 10th, 1809. A. full-sized cigar contains as much as two grains of nicotine; a, pipeful of tobacco not more, as es rule, than Use -thirds of a grain,, - Mleard s Llolmdnt Cures Distemper, STORY OP ;Xt01U3 flT,1NPQNAI4), When Lord Dundonald entered with the mounted troops into Ladysmith, IL portion of the garrison wont out to Weleoule the re/loving force, and OM advance party was under tho command of a young 01311or noted throughout the xlcusohoid Brigade for his ealnmess of demeanor. While the relievers and the relieved sheered wildly as they met, this offices' rode quietly forward, and, after saluting Lord Dund011a111, said, its coolly as though it had been a snore casual greeting in pond street, London- tTallo, ])undonald, hoes are you 7 Pleased to 500 you, White is about somewhere." Por sheer stoicism this wants`somo boating. THE STORY OF A PRISONER, 13, S. BARIT1 s, OF RAT PORT- AGE, TELLS OF T1IE TRIALS OF TSiE EARLY SETTLER Suffered Terribly Front 'Kidney Complaint,: but Was Speedily Relieved r 12 o and Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pi11e. Rat Portage, Ont,, Dec. 1,-(Spo-. -sial)-Everybody in Rat Portage snows 1i. S. Barnes, father of a 'keener mayor, and one of the oldest Inhabitants of the metropolis of New Untarlq. 'Though seventy-nine years of age, Mr, Barnes belch younger lean many men of many fewer years+, and is 'possessed of wonderful vital- lty and activity.. A pioneer of this district, Mr. Barnes tells ninny tales of early life In the wilds of New Ontario, .but none more interesting than 1110 fol- lowing 1 "I was terribly troubled with Kidney Complaint. 1 suffered severe- ly with pains across my back, and with a scalding, burning sensation when 'urinating that was very pain - tel. "Though I had little faith in pro- prietary medicines, I had a box of Dodd's Kidney Pills • in the house that I had procured for my wife, and commenced taking thein, with good Itfect. It was not long till my acquaint-- tunes cquaint-tunes star5eii to greet ,no on the street with 'IIello, Mr. Barnes, how young you are looking.' They were not astray. I felt smart too, and feel younger and in better health than I have been for years. My Kidney Complaint was completely aired by Dodd's Kidney Pills." -4---- On January ist the earth le about ,three million .miles nearer to the stn than it is on the 1st of July. Minard's Liniment Ceras Colds, etc. Sheffield uses two million ring- bones of oxen yearly for knife handles. ENCLISFI SPAViid LEUIMENT removes all hares, soft or e°allonseri Lamps and Blemishes from horses, Bleole 1'ietwill, Curbs, Spllsts, Ring Bone, Sweeny: Stifles, F-prahts, Sero mad Swollen Throat, Collets, ate. Save 053 by 1,1s0 of sue bottle. War- ned:od the most woneerinl Blemish Caro ever knewn, Sold by ell druggists. The more perfect, a piece of work the morn imperfections the imperfect mind can see in it. Minard's Liniment Coles Qlp hfheria P ' The Liverpool docks will hold 20,- 000 vessels of ordinary dimensions; those -of London -about 22,000. The best way to cure indigestion is to remove it, cause. This is best done by the prompt use of Dr. lioenig's Hamburg Drops,. which re- gulate thestomach in an effectual manner. Young Sprigg-"Mr. Bidquictc, I am worth $2.5,000 and I love your daughter." .Aft-. Iliclquick (retired auctioneer) -"'Solt! 1" TIO = R3 087 POPULAR D00715(1105, CALVERT'S CARBOLIC TOOTH PCWPE:RW Pritervee the tooth. Sometime the breath. • Strmrglhena tho tuna. A YOUNG SOLDIER. The youngest soldier who has served at the front, Drummer -boy lt'lIIio Sturgess, youngest son of Sergeant -Instructor Sturgess (Prin- cess -of Wales' Own Yorkshire Regi- ment) has Mist returned to North- allerton, -- has. ITO was only 18 years old when he went LouL lastSt December. MI AO01(855 ! ('00b «4(e' 4404 e — a4" /'.'i'/140444e 4,41-114 a406 .r,.raowswasc. rr•700---" [der® OUR BRANDS. Kin Edward 7 00} " Headlight" it Eagle" -loo} Zoos " victoria" 11" Little Comet E, ,ARLO NOP c FiJLL, Tlw Lcstholtday itfteare rho fiestas (lt. 13verx home nhonid have •,good Thalmann-. This year why lot give some ono a WEBSTER'S International' Dictionary of ENGLISH, Biography, Geography, Fiction, etc. The One Great Standard Authority. r7Wiilesirs onwnNew Plain611rhrronnirA lrsrea Lel Us Gond You F , EE, A Main Pronunciation" Allard pleasant and iw erset151 ent,Otalnnmst, 83no ofsibsteen(shout 7rL 7771etlens505. 100el t<taraso. air.eeeu•odeluelusir'PS 1Lt.0rP rr: n rarm1Cery AL 0 Flan 6, k G. i,IEGBIAM CO., Pubs., Springfield, Ulu. Saar �..j.,.p.l..i«g..1..I..l..l..i..;»1..1..1»�,.1.»i..i..�i.l ALL WHO HAVE SONS OR DAUGHTERS vt • Preparing � for a iv p ( University Coarse ' should make mks u enquiries about • TRINITY UNIVERSITY •�•• THE LEADING Residential Univers.ity Or CANADA. 'trinity offers the ]ong•dcdred escape L 'from the dangers Incidental to se>u1-. sr ]ng young. lads o; girls. straight �1 els from tiro High Schools and from N homelife to the lonely r conditions at banding. house life in a strange ohs. 01' RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES r' oSe 41' 2n order to masse its as complete Impassible, and to place t1��.• the Education a3F'rded by Trinity W University in the. very (feet rank of • T the Unh orsities of Canada, some of ` 0i the business mon of Ontario are ex- panding this sum of a quarter of a ;a million 0011ars for thele perposes, w It 00111 interest eon to know )row thin .• inoncl/is being expended in the interests of grist• 80110 avut dn.1pld0I8, end to bora information about the v 1(0111 sllnrca 11(0 „3 ' es and e(2z eleen-(l , inolPresgO she d • Shidensa onD 101 many others s which 55100 t Students, and many oLhcrs welch oro span to students of alloroeds and ct heti sexes. a A postcard, addressed as below. will M Abring you by return mail an Illustrated t nook (free) showing the University and l• College Buildings - and Grounds, And ruing much va cable ieformurion nboat J the ceurees of wady. The Unlvcr,I1' Calendar may also be obtained by ad -0. '2r droseing, T. 0. STOIET tr,ACKLEFA, SSA.. LL.D., TORONTO, y DD CANADA Don't Experiment with other and inferior brands, DISE EDDY'S ,fifIENTS.WAN1TED.OrrSinn1.81a gloms. }13[L V! [.Y of ttra' 1Gngn Ooronq. Lion and South A,nmm WrituwU:aar. HaT5{,rt iinytopp _�n8een r5801,Apor,8n,nmlair .IIVv We want ro,00p . Turkeys, fe.oao W Gesso, 2,000 ' • V Ducks, & ,o,000 Chickens to fill el our orders. If tb you have any it will pay you to ty ship us. WWo also want ChickChickens any quantity of ens new laid eggs. Turkeys Glasse Ducks 1101 Hanson Commission Co" umlted TORONTO. Te lend for our Coni' plate Sheet Music Cotatoguoo and 5 ectal ales. SY � R r We are equipped to Teachers au apiy cvvyy Music �* }� ?� Ta her in Cnnacla. HALEY, ROYCE V F 1" �>® �S CO., Limited 556 Main Street, 158 Yonge '3:e44, WINNIPEG, MAN. 1O120NIUe Qr1T, • WATCHES Bend us 81,10 byporhd note A CHEC•7 or mane -order, andwnwill mail you nice nickel -plated watmh, ivarae- teed for one year. Doth truth and poor neo it end are plea, ed with la. McKenzie & Co,, 98 RL. Peter St, Queboo; Oneida. Dominion Line Stealnshipk Montreal to Liverpool. Benton 10 L(ver, pool. Portland to Liverpool. yin Querns. town. S.vr sand Nnat 6lenmeilpa BupCertar neaonnnodetlon [0r en 1(10501 of special ott, Bnloes and iven'tgorpa tre'anddshlpa, Oieelal ad-01am hue hemglv00 to of econd Saloon and all par Olen• •eeon,mooatioa F4t Mice of para n and all parttculan, apply to my n[oal 01511• Company, or 51511.de 11111.0 Oo, D. Torrance A00.. 77 State St. lkrtea 1Seot,oei•ndlortlanS, Men and born/lend your r lbannaandportoaico address en o ?mot surd, 23 III 88,5(3, 1y ,stem. mal teesthhl0 (1181 will (01050al sant ol1epo• titles pat e, 0001. Thin (s nn fu.e,Jnn ,yore- • 11111(5 you will ba 60. t 01(05 to hoar and hare, 150(1, today. 32.10441,, Dopt, D, VIM 11UPPLY 00., MnanilWn, Ont. CHENILLE_ OURTAIN$ and all kinds of bons. Ilungle[e, Aso LADE CURTAINS DYED 8. OLEANQ6 LIKE NEW, virile to us about room. ORITIBt1 AMERICAN 0TEIN0 CO., Box 155, MOntr]al OVOOD R PHOTO. IERIGRA IDlG J. t.JONIES ENG.C9 `168 BAV•STREET,-6011ZONIO urnit re FREiCIIT PAID AND PACKED FREE to any station in Ontario, proportionate allowance to all outside points. eratalsatzertaMeirolaleMaczalum BY BUYINGa DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER You save the middleman's profits. got your goods at city prices, and have no packing or freight charges to pay. $E5000 NUR OS lib GOUC '.j.ES All Freight Charges Pall. I lt, til',) rVf 111 Upholstered In the best I''rench Velours bun tutted, with the best patent clamp buttons which never conte off. Best tempered steel springs ali over, head, seat and edges, soft Its a cushion., best qunllty fringe all round, beautiful roll head-piecr,making an exceptionally handsome as well as mie of the most durable and useful pieces, of fu rniLure, RT l MEMBER leo pay all freight charges and guarantee to deliver (111.1110 Xmas Eve it desired. 50.00 Upholstered Easy Chairs FnamtlT PAM, 1N tete 8 e etioss 8 _ D. Ike Bastedo & Co. 77 KING 8T, EAST, TORONTO, SO Years in the Fur Trade In Toronto.' 126-41"`u"-zo",4"., Manufaoturets of Furs of every bind. Fag LA81118' ANO MLII'd WEAR, Scud tar Cat8k {t. Merchant. will find it pay to sort npw.thins, we pay<'highoAi�yries• for RAW Puna d GEN81pO. Prompt tetu3' returngs8ltte by 'apron.. Send for !Vigo List. 4,3 IJPholste7'od in beet English Tapes- try, spring soat(s, bun' tufted hacks and' arms, ; extra strong and com- fortable. 'Delivered Xmas Eve if de - Freight paid, $4.39 .$ � 5.00 CODDLER DOCKERS, C11111087 P010, Sold Oaks and Mahogany finished frames, Best leather cobbler seats. neatly •eatvod, well loafed, nalsing a Trost stritablli Chair 101' any r0070 111 the "home. I)etivoroil 31111ao Eye it desired. Freight Paid, $3.29 THE DUFFETT FURNITURE GO , LIMITED, 341 VOICE STREET and 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 'and 12 COULD stow, TO1)ONTO, NOTE.,. -Send for sus Catalogue of Xnae 1'ut'nituree a it 1 pe A4 Itto IV• 4-,l