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Within the next few weeks London -
ere will see etinning in the 11treete Rn
omnibus neither drawn nor driven by
horses, Menial, oil nor electricity, says
the London . Daily Mail,
It will be one of the ordinary Lon-
don omnibuses, with ecntie pule and
front wheels only removed, the latter
being 1 Y 1•e placed h two smaller wheels
and the Moles muter driven by com-
pressed air /tone tYlIndere under the
'bus.
The Moles compressed air motor As
claimed to be en absolutely new in-
vention and a highly unproved method
of using the atmosphere compressed,
almost as one might a spiral spring.
so that it yields a pressure of 75 lb.
to 00 lb. to the s utre Inch n being
c,1 a g
released, and through the mechanism
drives Lhe wheels and the vehicle on-
ward.
The inventor, Mr, Jean Moles, civil
engineer, of 247, High -road, SouthTot-
tenhom, was seen by a Daily Mail rep-
resentative, to whum he gave a full
description of the, new motor and
what it was proposed should be done
with it.
Briefly, the system of compressing
air," he said, " consists in using a pow-
erful pumping plant to force air into
strong metal cylinders, so that when
a valve Is opened, it rushes forth with
great strength, supplying power to al-
most any degree, and at the same time
is perfoutly under control. Unfortun-
ately all attempts to do this in con -
emotion with oar propulsion have been
financial failures owing to the inef-
ficiency of the motors used., whereby
65 per cent. of the strength was wast-
ed. The waste in the case of the Moles
motor is but 10 per cent., and that is
why 1 consider the problem of cheap,
comfortable and reliable street travel
-
Beg by motor ars is now assured.
' The omnibus we will have running
next month will carry twenty-six pas-
sengers -twelve inside and fourteen
outside -tad two attendants, just at)
all London 'buses do at present. The
Petiole le merely an. altered 'bus, with
the driver replaced by a motor man,
whose seat is over the driving wheels
on a platform level with the'hus floor.
A cylinder 7 It. 6 in. long and 9 in.
in diameter, hung under the floor, will
complete and full of passengers will
come well within the Light Locomo-
tives Act, which limits the total weight
to two tons, and the speed to eight
miles an hour.
" On arrival at each terminal of a.
journey the cylinder will be charged
by the compressing plonl for a seven-
meo trip. This operation will
take one
maiete only in performing. If neces-
hiry, he the addition of further- cy-
lant crs, n Lfteen-mild storage caneas-
ll i e [Heated, but for London street
daft,: thio i3 not likely to be requir-
e 1. :eh t potv4''r'of the corepressod air
motor ilea wi,l he tested hefnrehend
up the elecoIceit in :line in the metro -
poli: --1 hal of Savoy steeet, Strand -and
,here iJ not th elle,hlest fear of its
etirking, bYe8Icing Geon, or running
away,
" Wartime, there is no drneer rf an
eeolo•ion, no
1 4114 14 34 nu ;lu•l1, no
rulake., DJ bee 1, aro 1 no eff••neiv0 ex-
it twit thrown off. BY meant of two
lir el"4 th • manor man lute hi i plot rem-
p'etely WOOF control The (Melee nerd
for nrdinu✓ nr'tnl•.in111 will Le woo keel
he his foot, en I in rase of danger or
rat rg"11'V the inekanlan"ous rem -
.p: e=sed air brake will stoe; the vehicle
within a lcry few fed,"
WINTER FUN.
Rosemery-Shoo'dyou 01111 young
elle Cue:wet 1 cleve0? Mar;auu1 -
Clcverd 1Io (lues)'( L•: o,r euouell 1,1
tu014 around when lie Wiw,.d ,0 go
bnelc,
Frank -Si me g•,n• ie in Birmingham
bas 10vtotted ,1 n nt,utlte44 semi. Is I!y
-Why that's 0,d. .L'vo 4,11:11 t;ucut
ever 4iuca 1uy WLJ learned .a ride a
Like.
Seam men, s.ild Uncle Eben, tcoalln'
halo 111 L,euele 'lull 'Leat gentle' r ell
el. d •y bald "n ..s 4 i; h..° d. Ilene, y alt y
1144314. lid 11ay dee.. ,0 ,a, xna.h.y day
borrows,
As to Herod ity.-L4acs-3'ou Flo nod
policy() dun tie inhe,'3d out' tuvalitio.
Limn our onruf,.d+rsd 4'oh-11a,._1u-
Suivly n.,dl 11 my iorefild,rJ ILI1 rl,
name' pe0S11 ::s nil silty tie .tea, veul(1 1
lute to begin 114.Lout Vu,l 08111?
Business Man ,tngelfy)-You were
ore last asL• wu.,k, Did 1 uLt 1011 you
never to shot your fano- in my office
agnln? Lite Insurance Agent (cheer-
fully) -Yes,• sir; T called to see ifyou
haven't changed your mind.
.A. Bad Blunder. -Visitor (in jail, to
prisoner), -What • are you here for?
Prisoner -For stealing. Visitor -What
did you steal? Prisoner -I stole a girl's
affections. Visit or --Well, tient 18 no re-
frnctioc of the law, Prisoner -H -m.
I carried 'eta oft with her father's
horse and oart.
Once upon a time a Blubird piped
Ills lily very early in the season,/There-
upon numbers laid aside their winter
underwear and fell accordingly, ill,
Unsanitary piping• remarked the 'doc-
tors, acutely, for there were unmisla.k-
able zymotic symptoms. This fable
shows holy important it is for sing-
ing to have n eeienliii8 basis,
ONli WAY TO GET AHEAD.
Young man, ,said the long-haired.
passenger to the stranger in the op-
posite sept, who way on very intimate
terms with n pocket flask, don't you
know that if you persist in drinking
you will never be tibia to get aheadin
the world?
I won't eh? replied the thinly In.
dividual. Well, old man, that's where
your trolley jumps the wird. You may
be long on hair, but you're ehort 0n
knowledge. 'Won't get ahead, won'iiT(
:fel,, you a doll'4r to a stale 'doughnut
I'I get a heed by to -morrow bigger
then n barrel,
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T1EEB ZIRussiilLS
. POST,
EMPEROR WILLIAM'S MAIL,
{I
aw Ills Very l,4u'ge 044111 le Jimmied by
the MMus.
The Emperor of Germany has a little
post ofliee of his own, with offiobilo
detailed espoolally to handle the vol -
wallet -me mail mutter lh1tL comae ovary
Baty addreseod to him,
:411 letters are (!lassifi0(1 under the
,hrne 11/.ads, "Private," "Official" and
'.Immediate." Private letters are
handed
t d over Lo tit.
unopened,
Matte those marn,ad 'uif.iciul" land in
11
] u civil uabinot of 1h•1 li•tt o' i
s r f they
11onlain petitions ons bY uivi11ns, while
those of a military character ga to the
military cabinet. Chiefs of those two
departments make all the necessary In -
guides regarding the communisation,
and then prepare the answers in nr-
cordanoe with the regulations for of
fide/. letters. These 4R8WeJH 120 tole
rn to the Emperor, who expresses his
approval by affixing his signature.
Answers aro then despatched by Hew
clal messengers to their destination.
The messengers used in this service aro
the most trustworthy men who can be
found.
EVIDENTLY DEAD.
Maginnis had been ill for some time,
and, like a great many invalids, he elite
somewhat irritable, and when flings
failed to meet his approval the first
unfurtunate who came within range
was pretty apt to bo reminded of it, •
in a way far more forcible than pulite.
Ile lingered in this condition fa' sev-
eral weeks, daily growing walker, hut
still holding his own sufficiently to
make things lively and more or less in-
teresting for those about him.
Finally, one day, when the family
doctor called, he met the long-suffer-
ing Mrs. Maginnis coming out of the
Sick -room, and, ruooing his hands, he
WOMEN NOT GOOD TO EAT.
a41er(e45 3'nnnlbnts Who ignore 1121: 41 we.
Hoot's Cent 4447."
" Woman is not good to eat,"
That Is one of the maxims laid down
by the only A nericau earllllbal tribe.
the Chunchoe, who live in the moun-
tainous border lands on the eastern
verge of Peru,
These Chunchos are justly feared
and hated by the Perevian8 of the
foothills and plains. Time' havetie been
cannibals iters f
tom the time of the Incas
and ai
wa sa as now,
fierce. wild, and
unappioao1able,
Tho Chun.hoa, or wnom the fiercest
tribes are called Autee and Celt:ihaes,
regard woman as a creature of alto=
gather lower nature than man. Tier
duty is to till the fields and look after
the children. Her flesh is poisonous,
obey say, boaause she is an Impure be-
.
CLOTHING
THE LIMBS IN WINTER,
11 is surprising that it•is- necessary
to emphasize thefast that the arms
end legs need warm clothing in win-
ter even more than the trunk of the
body, But it is a common sight to see
women on the street with their shoul-
ders well protected by heavy wraps
un t furs, while their arms bear evl-
den'o of much lighter covering. Every
114m:in s ploys/Hee knows that not one
tram -en in a hundred properly clothes.
I he tower extremities in winter. Even
riffle cbildren, although not often sub-
'eeled to the inhumanity of absolute-
',; bare army and 1:•gs in cold weath-
er, fire to a greater or less degree vis -
t 104 of Ills fatal carelessness and Se -
gleet. -
cheerily remarked: Ab, good -morning,
Mrs. Maginnis. How is our patient
to -day?
Des dead the poor mon is, O'im rather
thinkin' Ilivin gist his scowl was the
reoigned reply.
You think he is dead? Don't you
know whether he is or not? demanded
the doctor,
Not ler shore, responded Mrs. Mae
ginnis, briskly: but thin he belbrays
ivory symptom of it. I wint into his
room jist now, an' he didn't t'row any-
thing at one ,
PATTI'S YOUNG EYES.
Tho ' birth certificate of Adelina
Patti, recently found at Madrid, places
the time of birth of the prima donna at
1843.
So Patti al 55 is still the; admired of
world. ti is till
all the volt Pat s youthful
tvitheyas that are -as described a
Berlin paper -"absolutely young."
'When in, New York, not many years
ago, Patti told the writer the secret
of her young eyes.
"I never road at night," said she, "if
I can help it. It does not hurt the
eyes to try, if you sleep afterward. I
batbe my eyes in hot and cold water,
as feels hest. I do a greet many
things I am told never to do. But I
also observe certain rules. I never
read at. twilight or when hungry. I
sleep fully nine hours, more if I need
it. I eat lightly many times a day. I
keep my eyes free by nob making them
tired. That is all."
,1 TT Ne 1
ea y, nappy Siris
OFTEN BECOME LANGUID FROM NO
APPARENT CAUSE.
the meal Is n Vital Dlontont-It Must Bo
nein Pimm, BUD and 130,1 -Duly In
Tills platy Can Yonng Girls Attain
! ct•fret tiro (111.
I t '314 airy thtya of her womanhood
eta. y girl -Hina Lter what her station
11 iU-1-e:ILdI I be I1t;slit, aotive, 'cheer -
foe an:1 11.gm y h u' step ehaula be
1 g'ee., her rye bright and her cheeks
l 01y- 451' 1 111.4 g 0,131.214441,11. But the
le 5t'dl"de ie.1 II' union:Len ,Lu L'O'(d1t1Jn•of
thousands of young gi, 11 tnroughout
111. lean'niun. 'lhty dreg along, al-
I' way bete, neve,-hungry, breathless
nn With 7a pawl tat.Lg heart after
l phi exorcise I0 chat 111'tidy 0 gd 119
at .1 1 iH CA1.01'0.41g. 11 n duotor 1s
co isul Led be 1.,11, t hem elute h, y are
ann.on r -Ino Wein Leg ish for which
i ih y re Ira little blood -and un -
1 es h 441)V1rfltl bleed enriching, nerve-
1',storingtonic such as Dee Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale Reople is taken to
restore health, decline and an early
grave is only too likely to follow.
11/he benefit which follows the use of .
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills' in, oases of
this kind is amply illustrated by the
following testimonial from Miss Ida
Bookman, of Marlcsville,• Ont, Miss
Bookmcn says: "It gives me Much
LOOKING FOti A SCRAP.
The tram) had been very impertinent
and dicta, oriel, until the hired malt un-
expectedly made his appearance and
inqu4red
:
Are you lookiu' for a scrap ?
His meaner changed entirely, and at
untie hu answered:
'1' e3, sir; that's what I'm Makin' fur
-a scrap u' cold turkey er cold hem,
er anything Lhal-happens to be handy.
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE.
The annual meeting of this company
was held in the company's budding
here on Thursday, February 2nd, 1899,
when Mr. John L. Blaikie was appoint-
ed chairman, and Mr. William McCabe
secretary.
The directors' report presented at the
meeting, showed continued and mark-
ed proofs of the great progress and
solid prosperity of the Company in ev-
ery branch of its lousiness.
SUMMARY OF THE FINANCIAL
STATEMENT AND BALANCE
SHEET FOR THE YEAR 1, L DI9
D
N
DECEMBER, 81ST, 1898,
Cash Income ...
•.,8 785,130.81
Expenditure, including
death claims, endow-
ments, matured invest-
ment, policies, profits,
and all other payments
to policy -holders. 442,019.07
Assets. .. . . .. 3,137,828.01
Reserve Fund. , . . 2,586,917.00
Net Surplus for Policy-
holders .. . .. 474,029.08
Audited and found correct.
Jas. Carlyle, M.D. W. McCabe.
Auditor. Managing Director.
Some of the leading features of the
years business as mentioned by the
president, were the following :-
ery standpoint, the report submitted
shows financial strength, productive
assets,: solid growth, and large rela-
tive surplus, which is the supreme
point to poliey-holders, as it is from
this source alone that satisfactory re-
turns oan be made to them.
2. The new business for the year ex-
ceeded that of any previous year.
3. Another marked feature of this
cpmpany isthe relatively large am-
ount of its tet surplus to liablllties,
when contrasted with that of its lead-
ing
eading competitors. The president showed
that this ratio was one of the best
tests by which to judge of the relative
merits of the different companies.
4. The following marked increases
were made during the year: -
Por Cent.
11.56
113,11
19.15
10.01
In Premium Income
In Interest Income
In Insurance in force
In Assets ...
In Not Surplus .,. 10.73
In Insuranoo Reserve.. . 15.18
The president stated that the gen-
tlemen representing the United States
Insurance Departments had been in
the city during part of last month,
and had made a thorough and most
searching investigation into the af-
fairs of the eompauy, with a view to
its admission to do business in their
respective States, and that these ex-
ports were extremely well satisfied
with the soundness of the company,
11411 expressed themselves as gratified
with every aspect of its affair's,
The Hon, Mr. Allan, In seconding the
adoption 01 the report, called special
pleasure to acknowledge the benefit 1; attention to the excellent character of
have derived from theuseo3 Dr. Wil- the iuVestmenls 0f the Company, of
Hams' Pink Pills. 'My health was ;these over 37 per cent, aro in the
completely broken down; I became so . firstmortgage securities, nearly 20
weakI could scarcely walk across a i per cent. in debentures, nearly 14
room. I 1Vas very pale, had no apex -1 per cent. in stooks and bonds, loans
Ute and gradually lost flesh until I was and policies about 6 1-2 per cent., the
mere lyes keleton. Iwas subject tie pal -1 balance consisting of cash in banks,
pltation of the hear t, dizziness and Pio- : Interest accrued, one.
lent headaches. I was under treatment! He also called spaciel attention to
froze two dcetors, but neither 8e01Od'the fact that, although the assets had
to benefit me and I went on( in this inhereased very largely, the 'ouLstand'-
way for about seven mottles. 'Heavinging and accrued interest had been
80011 Dr. Williams' Pink Pills reeom very Materially deoreasod, which is a
mended I determined to try them. Proof of the excellent ohmmeter of
Before I finished the second box I began
to improve and by the timet had used
right boxes IWasaswell :us ever I had
been, and had gained 22 pounds In
weight. I am grateful foe' lvkat Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills have done for mo
end freely give this testimony in the
hopethat it may benefit some other
girl suffering as I was."
More pale and bloodless girls have
been made bright, active and strong
by Dr, Williams' Pink Pills than by
auy other means. Mothers 2ho(Td see
that their daughters entering Women-
hoo'l are strengthened and invigorated
by the use of this great blood making
tonic, Sold by all dealers or sent post
paid at: Me a box or sire boxes for 82,50
by addressing the, Dr. Williams' Meete
cone Co. Brookville Ont,
the investments of the Company, and
the promptness ,with which the inter-
eat thereon has been paid.
James Thorburn, M.D., medical die-`
00tor, Presented a full and interest-
ing report of the mortality experience
of the company from its organization,
which showed that great care had
been exorcised in the:selsotion of the
convenor's business.
The consulting actuary reported
that he had made an independent ex-.
aminiatlon of the affairs of the com-
pany as at December 31st, 1808, hav-
ing examined the books, .accounts and
balance :sheet, also a detailed copy of
the annual report to the Insurance
Department, and stated that he was
v ry much gratified with the result
of Such examination, also with the
�ti�'H✓GVit'R'�1►�'ga'O+tVOr6'A
Woman is the
Nervous Part
Of III!"i anity
1
M themuscular-the
an pecul-
iar needs of the gentler sex
are best supplied by
the pure
blood, good appetite, better 0
digestion, greater strength,
which come from taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla. "It made me a
new woman," write many
friendshave
warm who
real-
ized its benefits. It isunques- 0
tionably the best medicine
money can buy.
RECIPROCITY.
Tho Mala --1 hope tint yez he a so-
clablo family.
The Mistress -.Why, what for?
The 31old-011, et the laebt place Oi
worked they sur t11on xthiff they wud-
n't pass thing round among tltim-
siives oven either Oi trod put flim on
til' table,
A Generous Offer,
'We are authorized to offer our read -
NA prepaid, a free sample of a never -
failing pure for catarrh, bronchitis,
ritable throat, o ofI e
'
i1 u nAa and , a such
4hro
taa
a and n diseases. s l
a
Thea i n
There s o
mystery y y about Cat:nrrhazone, though
its effect £e t >s magi(nl. Ointments and
washes cannot Tench the (Renamed party,
and ;have thus proved us01085 But
Catarrhozone is carried by air direct-
ly to the diseased part, and is like a
breeze from the pine woods, Write for
free sample to•
N. C. Polson & Co., Kingston, Ont.
Onlyfour b
bachelors have been raised
to the peerage in England to fifteen
years. General Kitchener is one of
the number,
NOTHING LIKE
acsett e,Ir ,criers eel tyo r, ed
Dodd's Kidney Pills' Cures aro
ply 1Harvelions.
- People Bond of Now Crams Very Ray -All
f nreCoo nhte-Dedd's Kidney Pills Pored
• Ilr. C. A. Briggs, of Hamilton, or.
Urlg404 Dhletig
thorough system of the work or every
department throughout the office
He commended the company for Mos
ing its books promptly at the end o
the year, as had been its custom from
organization, and stated that not
withstaneling the large amount paid
the policy -holders during the year
another substantial gain had been
made in the net surplus, now amount-
in,g to $474,020,08 or 1f made up on
Lad same basis ea that generally used
viz„ by adding the difference be-
tween the cost and market value of
debenitures, etc., owned by the com-
pany, such surplus would be 8522,-
664.83.
522.604,83. ]3e referred to the great dif-
fioulty which has been esperienoed of
late years in securing satisfactory in-
vestments, and pointed out the great
decline in the rate of interest which
gilt -edge securities yielded. In view
of this he stated that the seLtlemen;s
of the company's investment policies
should be highly satisfactory to tile
holders thereof, as they compare fav-
orably with those of the leading and
best managed companies on this oon-
tin,lnt.
A special vote of thanks was unani-
mously tendered to the Company's
Provincial managers, inspectors, and
agency staff, for their splendid work
of the past year, during which the
largest business ever done by the com-
pany bad been secured, largely ex-
ceeding that of any other home com-
pany at the same age in its history.
After the usual vote of thanks bad
been passed, the election of directors
took place, whereupon the newly -elect-
ed board met, and Mr. John L. Blaikie
was unanimously re-elected president
and the Honourable G. W. Allan and
Sir Frank Smith, vice-presidents.
Herman Wade, of Chicago, wasonoe
a newness men, but the use of chicken
flesh has restored the member.
IT,
Slm-
o a a7P�ite or 00411,62 per acre canb,bOJa
oro otil paid- ,J. 3813011,eious f,j�
In Texas last year $12,000,000 was
collected in liquor certificates, taxes
and fines under the liquor laws.
PHOSPHATES AS A SOURCE OF
FERTILITY.
As set forth in the analysts under
which it is sold, Thomas -Phosphate in
its best samples is nearly one-half com-
posed of phosphates, and its import -
0000 as a manure for wheat must be
admitted when it is remembered that
the ashes of the grain of wheat con-
sists of over 76 per oent. of phosphates.
This phosphate is capable of supply-
ing fully three parts out of the four
of the oonstituents of a crop of wheat.
No wonder when judiciously applied
that wheat and other cereal crops, all
of which are largely dependent on
phosphates, derive immense benefits by
its use as a manurial agent. But be-
yond this, there are other good rea-
sons why. cereals, as well as clovers,
oto., should luxuriate when it is ap-
plied. The difficulty of accounting
for the crops I have seen and heard
of, if merely its phosphate oflime was
taken into account, induced me to de-
vote considerable time and attention
in the hope of obtaining a better un-
derstanding of its nature and trying
to guage, through a knowledge of the
process by which it is evoked, the why
anti the wherefore of the aid it furnish-
es to vegetable production, and the
reason of the fertility that follows its
use as a plant food.
These researches have shown nee, in
the first place, that instead of the
phosphates present in it being all in
the form of the phosphate of lime, they
aro largely composed of phosphate Of
magnesia, which as far as wheat is oon-
earned, and in smaller degree all other '
cereals as well, is of far greater im-
portance than phosphate of lime, the
ashes of the grain showing between
four and five times as much ofform-
er as they do of the latter.
Practical agriculturists will at once
realize that the application of a sub-
stance rich in both these phospbatio
elements of w110nt food must of neces-
sity be sounder praotioe than using a
phosphatic manure which has only
lime for a base, and I would impress
upon them the importance that proba-
bly may result from this knowledge of
the real 884010,02 ',Phomas -Phosphate.
-Newport nod Market Drayton Ad-
vertiser.
Hamilton, Feb. 13.-"I never knew
anything like the way these testimon-
ials to the efficacy of Dodd's Kidney
Pills, in Kidney Diseases, appear in the
newspapers," said a citizen, a couple of
evenings ago, as he laid down his
paper, idler having read one of the
testimonials,
"Row is that ?" queried his f riend.
"Well, no matter 111111 paper you
take up, you find in it, the narrative
of a cure of Kidney Disease, by Dodd's
Kidney Pills. And, mind you, every
time it is a new case that's talked
about. They don't harp on the one
case all the time, so, if they are all
true, Dodd's leidney Pills must be
curing people by thousands."
"Don't you think the testimonials.
are true?" questioned his friend.
"Oh yes, 1 know they are. Now
here's at case that I've investigated: -
"Mr. C. S. Griggs, a carpenter, who
lives at 151. Queen Street South, Itom-
ilton, says he was told, eight years ago,
that he had Bright's Disease. Ile
couldn't get any relief, let alone a cure,
till he tried Dodd's Kidney Pills. He
used three boxes of that remedy, and
was completely cured by them."'
"1 don't know how many Hamilton
people have been cured of Kidney Die,
ease by Dodd's Kidney Pills, but the
number must be enormous, for hardly
a week passes that I don't see a testi-
monial
estimonial from one of our citizens in the
papers."
"Dodd's Kidney Pills are a great
medicine -the only Kidney Cure under
the sun."
Anna -They say I have my mother's
mouth and nose. Hanna -Well, your
mother was lucky to get rid of 'em,
AN EXPERT.
Do you carve?
I should save I did.
And what are your specialties?
Sausage and omelets.
•
TO CURE A 0010 1N ONE DAY
Tarte Laxative Emma Quinine rilble44. All Drng-
gl,te refund the money if it Stile to euro, 15%,
The English railways are abolishing
seoond-(lase carriages.
STATIC OP OHIO, 01T3 OP TOLEDO, LAs,.
10048 ODUNTY 1
FRANK J, CRIME)! makes oath that he 10 1110
001004 tumbler of the firm of F. J. CHENEm ,C
Co., da;ug business In the City of Toledo,
County' and State, aforesaid, and that said first
will pay Lhe aunt of ONE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case of (IATARR11
Ihat cannot bo owned by the use of HALL'S
CATAIttt11 Ouse.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and snbsoriLed 1n my
presence,, thin 6th day M7 leoember, A. 14.1990.
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Hnll's Catarrh Onre 1n taken internally. and
acts directly on tho blood And 1130000 en113000
of the nyetem. Send for testimonials, free
F. J. CHENEY k OD., Toledo,
Sold by nrugglsts, 76c.
Hall's Family Ptlia aro the best.
UNDER COVER.
Parson Primrose -Did you know your
mother was looking for you 1
Freddie -You bet 1 That's why she
can't find me.
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CALVErtT'S
Carbolic Dioinfootanto. Soaps, Clot.
mont, Tooth Powders, eta, have been
awarded 16D medals and diplomas for superior
excellence. Their replier use prevent lufooti.
bus diseases. Ade your dealer to obtain 0
supply. Lists malled-freo on app110011032.
F. C, CALVERT & CO.,
MANOHSfaTER, ENGLAND.
It MONTREAL '
The Balmoral,"o. Act.Plan
OIL3ALE--0hnn.e 90hornss( I1oi vorlh brl0117
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frame burn rceon� wntun a5oxehange Cur 43,, 34 farm.
Anp1y111. T, I(EAR.Ns, 1io4rverth Stn„ Ont.
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IllimeadridamokieloroareamoulderstimostOteddialue
The average tea is like a lottery, one seldom gets a prize. Don't
trust luck whenbuying tea usethe best,st
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'azo Lead pa8lcacto0- 26, 30, 5?, GOand 100.
onboy'Improved
Carra.
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n00641(is THE 3488 B1 AWARD
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR 1803.
Denboy%Potent Roller Topo have mot with
Suds universal favor that.othermanufactur•
ors 040 DOW making Interior imitations and
selling them on the reputation the Oonboy
Tops have rondo. 1)o nob bo hoodwinked by
any pore?n who recommends an inferior
make to be just as good.
Insist on having the genuine Odobey make
as imitations are never as good as the genu-
ine. .
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THE best advertisement for any
melloIeo is one 00m1 rig from a portion who
has taken. the remedy and has been BENE-
FITED.
AS an introduction we wish to dis-
tribute Lhreughout Canada 200,000 peek -
ogee el Or Green's Health Specific. To 00-
omuplish this wehave dooiaed to appropriate
24 000 delimit to be distributed amongst our
100, 0,.
AS to the efficiency of the Specific we could write pages laudatory of its
curative ,malities. When we were done you would know no more of it than yo,ule now. so we
040441. any Vont are I roubled with Conatrpnnian. Indigestion, Liter or Kidney trouble, or any ail-
ment arming from adisordered atomaoh, and will tele wrep,wkege of Dr. Green's health Specific,
and and youoro ma delighted with the0000104, ante the facts to. this Oompeny nod we will cheer-
fully refund your money. IIsed n0 n laxative it has no peer, and when rum used wall never be die.
carried for any other remedy. Send your ardor direct to this Company, enclosing 00 coats (no
at mpo), And we will mail you one package of the Spae he, To the writer of the lint letter received
enoluoing fifty cents for one -package of the remedy we will remit ten pollen, In cosh, and to the
sender of every 218th letter, thereafter, •enclosing fifty owns. until 200,000 order lettere are re-
ceived, we will remit on amount ranging from 81,00 to 85,000 00, the total of our presents is this
tray aggregating $22,000.00. write outuk end enelow thin advertisement. Address -
The Sanford Ear Drum Co..
OF TORONTO, I_,IMITMID,
Room E, Confederation Life Building, Toronto.
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CUTTING SCHOOL -1Z= sndd fDorse
C. 4 0. SCHOOL CO., Montronb
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Stam oror®beRewirruddH
/have spent 10 Yen.
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Bookbinding
send is r a 'y04nen
have them n
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Printing, lioniiii um Read,*Aten nL+, Lent
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61r111,10DogusTaled 1:ra.LAnngsu,02(,ug•wilmuaton
TORONTO CUTTIti " SCHOOL.
Write for specie tenniurloe hem.. y and
1february. 8 1'0fll(1O:t V, U18 Tonga'4,,
Stammerers
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Stammerers
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lr, you b.tin auy Armes, sullen, Cane or PbuLTnr
to .blp, Wi4 th.m to
The Dawson Comm's'ion Co-, Limited,
vy+r,,,,.easl.t6,a.
Mills, :Wlllls a Halos
Barristers, oto., removed
bo Wesley Slags., Rloh
mond St. 13., Toronto.
Metallic Telephone
Tablet Always Ready. "Jo►
St down now." prlcs,l
$41(40,
Tha OFFICE SPECIALTY MFC.CO.
LIMITED,
Toronto and Newmarket. an,
R 281 F' l N C and Sheet irietottvurNB
O011��770 8r,�+rE in ,Slack,
Rodorfirea__Sat 81 ATE 814,43111511010203.23s- l''w supply
Puling 4101, to*b Scpc titpt�S more) Rooeng ,14, Pity
Oael Tar, oto. tie by sNO ani. See17ew Ceilings, Toronto, dote by famished
1. dotal CR{linga, Cow
mote, iao, Ehi ped to any
pert o for worn Rom lets or fo
1mterielsnhln ed
to an r
1p YpR t9C the Cane! y
country. YJa oe1D
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DUTNIB&60N8, Adelaide &Wltlmur8tn.,Toronto
ITAMMERERS.
(lnlyluetltetlo, in Canada for the aurpp of
every phase of speech defect. Established
CH0toRToOHi.t0, J100..300007 our@load.
0 Pembroke 8t., Toronto,
Canada
Domini on Lige STIAIdSH Pl8
v 11 414.1 .1 110 4n Liverpool, calling 01
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1,r11 aYd. 04,3,I54 1 Dermot! Cabin,
n f +err t 2 no am! 111.w nide according to
am••.r,7brth y r 1'-nformstionapA ly
to I,!32, 3...400, or Ila a ronn4taas St UO.,
Fac l A,Y0I L• 47 .,t. de .ru,u, u(. 8(1.. Montreal.
sY tl ue g1v,
thivr fine
HATCH
With chain stud charm, fel sea
hag two do. whitelig0 I Wicks
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al t. cents emelt. .,Y y
Required. write, and we •LII
send the Wick, poxpaidud
our big Prmnu,a List, When
you have Geld the Whin, re-
turn the money, .nil we will at
once send year watch free of
all charge. Hundreds have
earned tine wa chen working
for us, why not you / le
writing, sureties SAi? ,n tr
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WIITELICH2 WICK CO.,
TORONTO, CAN.
,rare rrasera..ce,",
HEALTH .RESTORED nTyln «t ,tie
r arra, , f nu
4tont 04,13 0.1 ,, ,much ,Lamaas Nc Penh Leer, Blued,
It'uldar, Kidneys, Been end Omuta, Ly
®u Barry's ii`i0Vi91al9ta
Artlblca Food.
which Saves invalids and 01111M ond 1 ,sot
ues,ully;„Meta whose pmene 441n.l:.l.lltyh rn
yf,trd all ..tine treatment, It digest..vbee a;, other
bead Is refected, 01500350 times its coot le mullein.
u 0 , a9 iurnrlsble S'l'oo,n, Intivq
1 Annnnl Horan til t"•ino4un,
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Cure Guaranteed
Bond 92;50 for 6 Boxes OSLO'S BUILDERS, the
now only reengnigoa System Regulator and
Blood Tonle, and wo will affil you a gueren1ee
to refund the tnnnoy for any case of General
Debility not cured after Lakin r alto medloi no.
Thousands o( oafi'omro a4 dolly•reeovering
lost health by this Great Eng:Mali Preeorletloa,
( herofm'o womnke you this unbiased enema -
1.0.
Bold's Blood, Bono and Brain Sundaes.
Cure all forme of weakness Is eithor 0011 arts.
Ing from hnpuro blond, ell:ma 5d bone, or 104'.
poverl,.11od brain,
Wo else t,tite elite op ortunity et thanking
c,»
the my doeore t who pp
11 tvb spoken so favor
Wb1y of the tyodleinm
4ddrgoe--
The BOLD PHARMACAL CO.,
450 King St,, Wost, Toronto.
ATTEND THE BEST IT PAYS.
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of aiul h e 1
100:110 trial Free. +r,a 1•e, (.n,.r,rn 'U. outfit,
Dr.ltny'e Suolesaful Remedy no To onto Ont.
nr lay fiat , ,xtll Pids.itway intro
Lo 1a 4ng. Vollmer A,s. Toronto. UM.
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Pald•up Capital 52,000,000
12eeorvo rune 1,180,000
Monti Office -Toronto At., Toronto,
plutoin 12105,0. Winnipeg, Man., Vancouver, 11.0.
OMIPOSITB aro r000lred at Interest, paid or ono.
pounded holt yearly.
rB 1I 011'44 C'.18 Mood 40 Outwear or Sterling wlttihgI
to England. Executors and Trenton aro author.
Interest coupons attached, payable in Can mitt ori
ooee by law toInvestin the Debentbres of thi,t'
(840NETAD3ANtifila on RealRotatesonority n
nurroot rates and on (ovorablaonditions ns `
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rigugse and Municipal
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J. HERBERT Apn$rOdNmsed
Managing Demeter.
Bid You Ever Examine
No home should be without ono,
Hundreds Are Now id Use
giving entire satisfaction.
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' Fire enl; rrquIrod on00 hi ttv0 waolro,
@433037ode, OHT,- - For elroular wt3te
^' Mon Heil WoOon properly yropsred for beef
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,ttendanoo: board otiose; Ancients nail enter at
s44 14md1 heat Demmorolnl Ioheet Iii Ontario. faMiltoh, bolt,
write tot beau(ltul ental4gne,
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