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THJ3 13RUSSEL'S
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,UAA'MAFMA"AMAM PANAI fletO WNJWAMPIlI1
POINTS ON MARKETING 1111TTNI.t.
Sumo lame if men could only Hee
ahead Lar n very short time they could
make many or certain plana that would
be the means of giving them success,
the failure to matte which causes total
failure, writes •11. S, Matteson
NOW 1 propose 10 explain some
things that 1 find common In the
butter market that cause loss, which
if they were only known to most
duirymon, and they would heed thorn,
would be a benefit 10 them. Just
how to explain matters is to me a
question, Iknow of but one practical
way, and that is to tell just what 1
see day after day as I go through the
mak t. A few days ago,
while in a
butter store, a eustomer came in look-
ing for a purchase of several tubs,
and the dealer r beBn
i to
'show
his
stock. I noticed that each time the
purehuser called for a package to he
opened for the trial he invariably
choose one that looked clean and Lidy
on the outside. While looking through
quite a large stock he came to a Minot)
of tubs that were not only uloan but
q Mealy varnished or oiled on the oat -
side; every cover was perfect, white
clean timber, no knots or dark stain-
ed spots in the wood. When the covers
were removed the butter was clean
and smooth, covered with a parchment
paper and everything about the pack -
QUEER ANIMAL AGREEMENTS.
swum. essosiuee flint Bet Along Very Well
18 Common. quarters.
An Intimate connection subsisting
between different animals is known as
commensalism, commensals being crest -
lures
at t
lues which
mit be
said to silt
I y
r up-
on
table, but which do net prey -
p
on one another. Of late years natur-
alists have beoomo acquainted with
numerous examples of this form of
animal partnership. In ono of the
Chicken Islands, off tbo Now Zealand
coast, a curious lizard known as the
tuatara and certain apee188 of the
pelrals worn found inhabiting the same
burrows, apparently on the best of
terms. In race oases the burrow,
which consists of a passage two or
three feet long, ending in a chamber
a foot and a half long, one foot broad
andwork
of the
six inches sthew
so e
high, i
lizard
,
the lL a ruts
bird. As
is the excavator. Each builds its neat
on opposite sides of the chamber, the
lizard almost invariably choosing the
ht side. The
lett and the Petrel Cale ri g
lizard feeds partly on worms and beet-
les and partly on the remnants of fish-
es brought to their common table by
Lha puteoil, both animals being thus
benefited by the partnership. This is
probably more than can be said of the
Prairie dog, whose underground home
is frequently ehured by the rattlesbake
and the burrowing owl. These were at
ono time supposed to form a "happy
family," but considerable doubt has
been oast on the point by the discovery
of young prairie dogs in the stomach
of the rattlesnake, which seems to in-
dicate that commensalism in this par-
ticular ease has been u one-sided af-
fair so far as the benefits were con-
cerned.
It is among marine animals, how-
ever, that the most striking examples
of commensalism have been observed.
A feeble fish called the remora owes
its success in life to the powerful al-
liances It forms. One of its fins has
been ,transformed into a sucker plac-
ed right on top of its head, by means of
which it attaches itself firmly to any
Passing shark, whale or even ship, no
doubt mistaking the latter for some
huge sea monster. By these it is
transported without any exertion on
its otvn part over great distanoes,
meanwhile picking up such food as
may come in its way.
Several small fishes have bean found
also. to habitually lodge in the mouth
cavity of a Brazilian catfish, sharing
such food as the latter succeedain cap-
turning. The enemies of the smaller
fishes are so numerous that it is only
by retreating to places inaccessible to
their foes that they have a chnnco of
survival. A favorite shelter for many
small fishes is the round disk of the
larger sea jellies, the stinging proper-
ties of which probably cause them to
be avoided by the other denizens of
the deep. As many as twenty fishes
have been counted swimming within
the fringed margin of one of those
pulsating umbrellas. The sea cucum-
bers are another lowly group of marine
forms which afford shelter to fishes.
Other instances might be given, such
as that of the little pea orals; --found
iu mussels and other bivalve shells,
which in return for the protection
given them by the molluskan shell
gives its host a share of the food it
captures,
ago was tidy and attractive. The re -
gull was that his purchase was made
front this lot, at 100 per pound, while
at the same time there were other lots
selling for from 13 to 130,; and aside
from the general appearance there
was scarcely any difference in the
quality of the butter inside the pack-
age; and without doubt had soma of
the other lots been tried, he would
have purchased from Chem.
After this deal was finished, with
the permission of the dealer, I went
through his stook on hand. And hero
is what I found—tubs with hoops
black and slippery with mold, with
nails driven in to hold them to the
package, covers on which were spots
where the blacking used for marking
the package had boon spilled, covers
split and colored from being wet, tubs
covered with cheap, unbleached cloth
with a heavy coating of common bar-
rel salt; tin pails rusty and bruised,
some jf them with the tin coating off
in spots, not one in fifty that looked
wholesome and tidy; butter that was
as white as tare, butter of a deep
orange color, butter that was mottled
and streaked like marble; some salted
with cheap sale that was still not dis-
solved, and when the cover and cloth
were removed this was covered with
specks of dirt. AU of these things
can be remedied, or entirety overcome,
and any one or all are the means by
which butter will remain unsold or
will have to he sold at reduced prices,
Here aro some suggestions for dairy-
men: Never use anything but 0 clean
sound tub with perfect hoops and
covers. Use parchment paper in-
stead of cloth on the butter. If you
use salt, which is entirely needless, on
the paper, use none but fine, clean salt,
and a very small amount at that.
Never use tin. If you want small
packages, say 5, 10, 15 or 20- pounds,
use something made of wood, of which
there are many kinds, among them
white cedar, a very tidy, tasteful
package. As to color nothing comes
nearer perfection than a good lemon.
Unless you have a private trade, put
your butter on the market as fast as
made; for very few dairymen snake an
article that will not shote an old flav-
or after being held for weeks. I know
that this proposition calla for the salt-
ing many times of some of the finest
of June butter for a very low price;
but with very few exceptions holding
the butter puts it all at those very
low prices, while if sold as soon as
made, an early and later make will
bring prices that will raise your aver-
age price much above the winter price
for held summer make. Finally in
every respect put your butter in the
best of shape, the same as you do any
other thing sold or put on sale from
your farm. Do with it as you always
do with a horse or cow when you put
it on sale; you. clean those up, and as
with the horse put on the best harness
and trappings—something that attracts
and favorably impresses a would-be
purchaser; fur almost without excep-
tion first impressions are strongest
and quite generally prevail. Last of
all, put your own name and address on
every package in good, plain, attractive
type; this will give a purchaser con-
fidence in your goods, because he will
know you are not ashemod of them,
and this name is at the same time vir-
tually a guarantee that everything is
honest and straight.
A HANDY FARM CART.
On nearly every farm there is one
or two pairs of unused oultiveter
wheels. With these a cart can be
made which will save much labor, land
many steps. .Especially is this so
whore there are half grown children
about. They will enjoy working with
the cart and will do much oil the feed-
ing, haul wood and cobs, and do many
chores that would otherwise take up
the farmer's time and attention.
A. box about 2 1-2x3 1-2 feet and six
or eight inches in depth is set on an
axle longh to give the wheels
.1enough nou g
pleat y of play, in such a 101enner as
to nearly balance, the heavier end be-
ing
y ba a ,
ing toward the handle, so the one
pushing or pulling it will have little
weight to carry, To the sides of the
box fasten with nails or bolts, three
Well boards, extending three feet from
the box and about five from the axle,
Bore an inch holo through the ends
and put a round pions of wood, such
RE an old pibehfork handle or other
strong wood, into these, holes, fasten-
ing the e.ncis by wedging firmly, This
will tel
nils ofpropelling
Ve Its a me
this cart Underneath the rer end
of the cart, eland mit; can be spiked
orb)
bolted
on, so that the cartbox will
always;remain In nearly a horizontal
position when the propeller releases
the handles.
A FISHERMAN'S TRIALS.
Exposure While at Sea brought m, nr
Atttrk of Scl„Llea'Which Caused th
elost Excruciating Agony.
ibIr. Geo. W. Shaw, of Sandford, N.S.,
follows the occupation of a fisherman,
and like all who pursue this arduous
calling is exposed frequently to incle-
ment weather. Some years ago, as a
result of xposure r. Shaw was at-
tacked
tacked
by sciatica, and for months
suffered intensely. He says the pain
he endured was something agonizing,
and he was not able to do any work
for some months. His hip was drawn
out of shape by the trouble, and the
doctor who attended him said that It
bad also affected the spine, After be-
ing under the cure of a doctor for
several months without getting re-
lief, Mr. Shaw discontinued medical
treatment, and resorted to the use of
plasters and liniments, but with no
better results. He was advised to try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and finally
decided to do so, After using them
for a couple of weeks, het found a de-
cided relief, and in about two month's
time every trans of the trouble had
disappeared, and he has not since been
troubled with any illness. Mr. Shane
says he occasionally takes a box of
pills to ward off any possible recur-
rence of the trouble.
Those attacked with sciatica, rheu-
matism, and kindred troubles, will
avoid much suffering and 8ave money
by taking Dr, Williiims' Pink Pills at
the outset of the trouble. Sold by till
dealers or sent postpaid at 500. a box
or six boxes for $2.50, by addressing
the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock -
401110, Ont,
BIIIAU I3RUMMEL.
The splendidspendthrift known in
the latter part of his life as "Beau"
I3rummcl, was at ono time a man of
wealth, who dressed in exquisite taste
and Mroa
me a recognized leader of
English fashion. His real name was
George Bryan Brummel, and he was
born in 1778. He became the intimate
companion of the Prince of Wales, who
Was himself a noted spendthrift and
dandy; Brummei Rept up a magni-
ficent establishment in London until
his fortune was gene, when all hie
friends deserted him. He gradually
fell into distress, nod finally died in
great wretchedness in Fiance in a
hospital for mendicants, in 1810.
The Prince of Wales has promised to
attend ilia show in Edinburgh this
year of the Ilighland and Agrioultur-
al Society, and it 111 proposed to ask
Join)I.hen to accept the Royal Order of
Scottish Freelnasonr,i'.
ACCOUNT -BOOK POETRY.
An OI(1 Lady shopkeeper In Newland Who
Ibo opo JItl' M4'4111l4 in Vrree,
Cbambel e Journal tells of an old
lady shop -keeper in a smell .country
Lown in England who for the last
twenty years has kept her accounts in
verso. There is, of course, something
to be said in favor of !cooping accounts
1
in the orthodox fashion, but on leo
other hued, there is a reason to be-
lieve that a lady so persistently poeti-
cal would have forced her way tete
print and ink the ranks of the minor
poets if she had not had what we may
call a business outlet for her muse. Be-
low are some extracts from her books:
If Airs. Jones has half a pound of tea
on "Lick," It Is entered thus:
Sirs. Junes doth owe to me
h'or half a hound of Souchong Lea
. 1s, 4d,
i a pound o
f su ar
If Mr. Smith rays L sugar,
two IU
�c ) a Butch cheese,
pounds of Ito and i
the entry will be, under Smith's name
A pound of moist sugar,
And two of best rice,
'
With four pounds of Dutch
cheese
Which I hope will be aloe, la 111 2d,
And so on through the hook. In some
cases the verses express doubt as to
the customer's intention or ability to
pay for the goods ordered, Thus:
Lizzie Barber for her father
Hod some flour to -day
Some apples, too, and toilet soap,
But I don't believe he'll pay, 2s. 3d,
(This booking work will drive me mad
When I think of folks like they.)
The lines in brackets aro suggestive,
if not grammatical, and their senti-
ment is likely to be appreciated by
shopkeepers the world over,
nr`r�a for nate, 42 nor acro cask,balfl
aro 101011 paid,, ,4 8011k.n: 8144 t
THE KING OF THE BELGIANS.
The Icing of the Belgians takes a
great deal of outdoor exercise, and
particularly so when at Ostend, his
favorite resort, and where he has a
charming summer palace. Although
he suff'rs from lameness arising from
a stiff knee, he usually walks fully
twenty miles' a day. The cause of his
lameness occurred many years ago,
when he was quite a young man and
Queen Victoria was visiting Brus-
sels. Prince Leopold, as he was then
was in command of Her Majesty's
escort, necessitating his being in the
saddlefor many hours during a heavy
downpour, from which he caught a
chill, it settling in his knee, causing
permanent lameness.
ifriliih American Issuance Co.
ANNUAL IyLEETING,
The sixty-fifth annual meeting of the
shareholders of this company was held
at its offices in this city at noon yes-
terday,
The President, Hon. Geo. A. Cox, oc-
cupied the chair, and Mr. P. II. Sims,
who was appointed to act as Secretary,
read the following,
ANNUAL REPORT.
The directors beg to submit the
sixty-fifth annual report of the com-
pany, embracing the transactions for
the year- ending 31st December last,
and a statement of the assets and lia-
bilities at the close of the year.
In the fire branch. while there has
bean a slight reduction iu the prem-
ium income, the results us a whole
have been fairly satisfactory, showing
a moderato margin of profit, notwith-
standing the fact that there were some
serious oonflagrations during, the year
in which the company was involved for
considerable amounts—notably, the al-
most total destruction of the City of
New Westminster in September last.
The closing months of the year were
marked by a succession of exception-
ally disastrous storms, both on the
ocean and on the great lakes, which
resulted in an unprecedented loss of
life and property. Asa consequence all
companies engaged in the business of
marine insurance show a heavy loss
on the transactions of the year, and in
its comparatively limited operations in
this branch this company has shared
in the general unfavorable experience.
It is encouraging, however, in consider-
ing the future prospects of this busi-
ness, to observe that the heavy losses
incurred during the past year, coupled
with the unprofitable results of some
prececdiug years, have let: to a general
movement among marine underwriters
for materially advancing rates and
bringing about other reforms which
the directors feel assured will place
the business on a much more satisfac-
tory footing than fort several years
past.
The directors .feel that there is
cause for cougratnlation in the fact
that the company has passed through
a year which, in many respects, has
been a trying one to those engaged in
firo and nutrino insurance business,
and paid its usual/ dividenod td share-
holders without making any material
raduotIon in its reserve fund.
Summary of finanoial statements—
Total cash income .. , i6 1,472,307.30
Total expenditure, in-
cluding appropriation
for losses under adjust -
stent . . . 1,112,112.84
Balanpe. . 2 28,894 52
Dividenlds declared. 52,500 00
Total assets . . , $1519104.18
Total. liabilities 108,152.80
Surplus to policyholders .$1821,011,88
The following gentlemen were elected
to serve as directors for the ensuing
year:—lion. Geo, A Coe J. J Kenny,
Iron. S. 0. Wood, S F McKinnon, Thos,
Long, John Hoskin QC.,
.LLD ; H. M.
Pellatt, R. Jaffray, If. A, Myers.
At n meeting of the hoard, bell sub-
sequent'.ly, Han. Goo. A, Cox was elect-
ed President and Mr. J. J, Kenny
Vice -President.
.i i noted for
T` E`iederk c s n
The Empress
the plainness of her costumes, while a
elistinotion of the present Empress of
Germany is just the opposite,
1 Labor
OST.
Buys the
• Sweetest Sleep
0 1P
$ But for insomnia or sleepless- t
nes,, and that unnatural weak- P
nes, and weariness of mind td
1 body, nerve and muscle, a
reliable tonic is needed, like Q
Hood's Sarsaparilla,which
0 gives sweet, refreshing sleep P
and overcomes that tired feel -
1
ino,c• has I h It e endorsement
millions the be
tt
i ' it medicine s
money can buy. Take only P
Hood's. $
d
The new Duke of Northumberland is
a very quiet man of 52, a familiar fig-
ure in society, tall, thin, with red-
dish hair and side whiskers. Tho
Duchess is a daughter of the Duke of
Argyle.
What is it ?
Catarrhozona is a liquid, fragrant and
cleansing, which rapidly volatilizes
when inhaled. What is it for? it is
an absolute, never -failing cure for
catarrh of the throat or nasal passages.
Is this true? Wo are so sure thatit
will cure you that o Ove will send you,
prepaid, n tree sample of Catarrhozona
and an inhaler if you send your ad-
dress within one weep. Write us.
N, C. Polson &, Co., Kingston, Ont.
King ikfenelik of Abyssinia, employs
a Swiss woman doctor, who lives in his
palace and acts as medical adviser to
his large household..
BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Attention is directed to the report
which appears elsewhere of the sixty-
fifth annual meeting of the British
America Assurance Company, which
took place on the lath inst. The fire
branch shows a moderate margin of
profit, despite serious fires entailing
considerable amounts which oacurred
during the year. The financial sur-
plus shotes a balance of $20,894.5.2 and
a surplus to policy -holders of 21,321,-
011,88.
Tho workable area of anal beds in
Colorado is 18,100 square miles.
La Toscana, 9OG. FACT CE RY Montreatrl.l.
There are about 200,000 Mormons in
Utah and the contiguous States and
Territories.
TO CURE A COLD IM ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo quinine Tablets. All DOM
elate refund the bloomy 11 is finis to aura, 25a,
Cardinal Vaughan has addressed a
letter to the Roman Catholic clergy
in London, in which he emphasizes the
necessity for agitating for a Catholic
university in Ireland.
STATE OF OHIO, CITY 000 TOLEDO, Is,.
LUCAS Cooney,Jh
Flunk J. ClrmesioY maes oath t ab he 1e the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENEY &
Go., clang business in the City of Toledo,
County and State, aforesald, and that said firm
L.
II.AR3 for each and ONO/
every 09 HUNCHED ATen-so
that cannot be cured by the use of Herb's
OA'rAnlut OUR*. FRANK J. 0Hi0NDY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, Bile 0th day of Uoeombbr, A. D.1880.
l A. W. GLEASONN,
{ ani J } Notary Public.
Hall's Catof y on Cure l Io takes 010000 and
nota a directly on en blood and mvoue ,oe. surfaces
of the system.
J. 0for 11IDNEY & 00„ Toledo, 0,
Sold by Druggists, 75o.
Hall's Family Pills aro the beet.
In 1888 Wiscnnain had a population
of 2,333. To -day it is about 2,000,000.
W. P. m. 960
C.ALVTERT's
Carbolic Disinfectants. Soaps, Oint-
ment, Tooth Powders, oto., have been
awarded 1011 modals end diplomas for enpeetor
excellence. Their
Iregular use prevent tenon-
one
neot-
nus diesLankyyfrtoobtain a
gape y• te Askyour
free on applieMon.
F. C. CALVERT & CO.,
IRA N01IE1TE11, • - ENGLAND.
MONTREAL
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CUTTING SC14001,,-mler.aas.
aogub. 0, & D. SCHOOL C0iMsorsei. •
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flit®®�l 1. wapooi0305,M , mail
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4 AUOLnOAmeCNw imp—euneEnh
"Morisse PA00 BL4OfW8
o 00„ Toronto.
TORONTO CUTTING SCHOOL.
Write for ooelal terms daring 34,00517 90d
V'obruary. 8. CORRIQAN, 118 Yonge 8G.
MA1tlt1J,1) IN 7733; IIIJINS.
A determined bridal party at Strood,
near Recto -titer, lftlgland, on reach-
ing the eburch found that the build-
ing was on fire, it waited around till
the fire was put out and made the
pastor perform the ceremony in the
rains.
Dopkhl gond your U141114130@,114,11
thous worm ,
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Printing, hound. Beads, fiu0ta, LOW
Aogt Dooke01el0lrdaoiIl9045e0p,o009ubu
gir4b13Upn¢as ruled. U.H.Lunlg In¢•s1.lm nEou
RETURNS IN ON WEEK.
We want good .suttee, Eggs, Poultry, etc.
ship to us, and yo', will hove your Will m a
week or less 1111e Al Y. EN Ii 1OA I) PROD LICE
00„ 88 Front 131,10„ 'reroute.
Acer every evnmmmar
ere wenn and will talk
the99 will aomn cud
(isms heed .74'1'013,40)410;110V. 70,0., dW. 0013¢¢TIl,it.
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Toronto.
Sts
qg y Eepeololly 1bes,
S5'rgem II'6'rl erers who here@ire.'
A.6Jd6®i Ts® Abd lobnrurnd es,
wham
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Ur. A,PaiL Utile,ohs w,ll oo0rtaua you heath many.
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Nowi..r Grower Montilla; and Chicago.
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APPLES, BUTTER, SCOW or vssLTR1
The Dawson Commission Co., Limited,
Torvosabo-
POULTRY KEEPERS -
81110a Poultry Grit
The heat n, Lia In the markeagneol,, whl 1, aro ae sees.
0017 1 or Iran, 1 1 a an 1 1o¢neei.., whish aro all aeooe•
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all modern conveniences.
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Dr. Ray's Au4r-Oonetlpurlon Pills always cure.
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Metallic Telephone
Tablet. Always Road, "Jot
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11.60.
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BMW Makers.
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warm shop, all modern con-
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tee.
Boid's Blood, Bone and Brain Builders.
Cure all forme of weaknoas is ,tither sox aria.
lug from impure blood, diseased bond, or int-
poveritheti brain,
We also take this opportunity of thanking
the many doctors who have spoken so favor-
ably of Cho medicine.
Oddress--
The BOLD PHARMACAL 001,
456 King St., West, Toronto.
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HEALTH RESTORED wah0at medialne
or eenabso Eo the
most disordered Stomach, Lance, Nerves, Liver, Blood,
madder, 1515403,0 )train end Breath 17
Du Barr gsRevalenta
Arablca Food,
;whish aeras A,valids n,,5 Ch1Wrep nd sloe Roere sea'
aesdtdi otfent.o ehume 1lhaeat digests hien trove 00
erotrd ell ,the, , wive 50 1t digests whoa nil other
)'cud Is pleated, wives 50 limos Its 000E In medicine.
50 yerea L memr�i.beaaoao,countine, Flatulently, Oplinin
Indigoat,on Consumption Diabetes, BroushlLio, Intimearn, O�,ugh, Asthma, dunerb, Phlegm, nlntrho>n,
Nervous Debility, Steoploseaess, DaoPoodeo0y,
rry [Jail Limetent
100500, 00 , elan in Pnrie, 1i 100, do O,01gllone, nod
nE nn Oroeur a, OhOmints, and Stulea e,Orywhero, in th,,
0,, 3a ld., Os, 0 ,, Ida, tient 00,0 00 fro:. Alen D0
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Sold everywhere --
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Edition Graphophone
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YOU want a Graphophone, a Talking Macbiae.e
Beanie Coal 011 Stove ora Crescent Bicycle,
We want to Introduce 105,000 trial bozo* of
Dr, Hammond Hall's iierva-HeartPliis
into ns many homes( throughout Canada. Theo
choose which you want and web help you
get it,
The 'improved', Edison grapho-
Phone etsent free
delta beoxefto each
nd
returns to us the amount $8,40. or if you wish
the Graphophone let once send us 58.00 only,
withIyourorder aud we will ship you the Graph*.
phon
ra ho-
phonand $8.40 itiswe'll' af ntedgivecine the
sender
ofely
st Don't Miss this : he give ing beaded of 1st
j8.00 order we receive each morning B additional
Graphophone records (songs, bend music, clot
wee receive achTo the smorning 6 rf the ecords frr' d0, and to
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the sender of the third 6.00 order we receive each
morning 3 record* free. So If you are smart you will get as high as 54.50 worth of records
additional to the Graphophone free of an y cost.
The U. S .Talking Machine
Second only to the Graphophone in rept-oche:-
Ing clever stones, songs, band and solo MUSIC The
records for this maclune are made of vulcanized
rubber. oue.eighth of an inch thick and seven
Inches in diameter, and are practically indestruct-
ible. Ills enclosed in et beautiful polished hard-
wood case and will last a lifetime,
This machine will be sent free to each and
every person who sells 12 boxes of Nervo•Heart
Pills and returns to es the amount $4,20, or i
you want the Tallyking Machine at once send us
it
and 94.0o worty h of NeIvo•OHeart Pour order. ills immediatwe will ely.
The Neotric
Gas Stove
The Neotrio Gas Stove
The "N$OTR10" stove generates ha
own gas from ordinary coal oil. It burn*
with a blue flame of two -burner stove at f
e most intense heal
Aull power costs but
one-half cent per hoer to operate with coal
oil at rs cents per gallon. You can do any
work on it brat can be done by coal or woo
Q�
etovc. For ironing it has no equal. Wil
heat large wash boiler of water and with
oven attached will baketo perfection, It
will boil a kettle of water or broil a steak in
rg minutes, It is worth twice the price for
the sick room alone, ,sit is perfectly odorles0
and clean, It cannot be exploded by any
means,
The''Neotriet' stove will be seat to each
and every person who sells 15 boxes or
Nerve -Heart Pills and returns to us the
amount,$5.26. or if you want the stove
delivereHS to you at once send us 5.00
only with your order and we stili shipthe
stove and $5.25 worth. of Nerve -Heart
Crescent Rloyclee
We are giving free, without any coot
whatever [outside of freight and crate in
delivery] These Crescent bicycles to our
smartest salespeople. We will publish a list
of awards of all our premiums every a weeks
A Request. Would you please Bend
us the name and address of every person
who gets our medicine from you.
All our premiums are ma nufactured by firms whose names are known in every home as
Use best iu their line.
We have exerolsed greatest care to make our offers plain to under+•
stand so that no correspondence Is necessary to explain a single detalb'
We refer you tothe Imperial Bank of Canada, or the mercantile agencies of R. G. Dun 8.
Co. and Bradstreet,, as to our reliability.
Leat of awards for the one day, Thursday, Feb. 16. Pull list on application
Geo. H, Baldwin, Aurora, Ont„ Graphophone
T Vickcra •N, Seguin. ' - II. S. Talking Msehihes
1.
W. H. Blyth. Selwood. "
le, 0. Pepin, Algoma Mills, " 0. A. null, Warkworth, Ont.,
W, H. DuMonlin, Hamilton," I, If, Willrams, Wiarton
Miss A.*eas, Cannington "Michael Brady, Brockville,
F. Millman, -Winthrop, e. i1 Ethel Covert, Bath. "
$. Stoker, Prescott. 11 R. Davison, Belleville,
W. G. Noe, Ingersoll, w" May Patton, South Gower,
R. White, Altana, " 0• W. Smith, Chatham,
G, Philip, Jr„ )3rougham, t. T. B. Barber, Rosamore,
W..Rolph,-Sirkfield, Al Chester Brlerly, Port Dover "..
W. Lacey, Dunbartoa, `• Geo, H• Fawcett, Lindsey,
T. Allem. Bogart
E. Nicholson, Wh" itechurch,"
We send you our regular 50c. boxes to be sold at 35c. as trial
boxes. All our premiums are free.
To ensure safe delivery send all money by Postal Note, P. 0. Tloney Or..
der or Registered Letter, addressed
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THE best advertisement tor any
medialne is ono Doming from n person who
has taken the remedy and has been BENE -la
FITED.
AS an introduction we wish to did-
tribute throughout Canada 200,000 peak-
egos of Dr. Green's Health gpeai9o, To ae-
rieh 1 MID 10 this we here decided to appropriate
26,000 dollars to be distributed amenget our
patron&
we could Write pages laudatory of its
knowon more 001t then ymrdo now, 00 w5
Livor or 15150013 Uropblo, or any ate-
tete ono pnoknge of Dr. Greyed Hoa13h Speoier,
the feels to this 0059,07 and w5 will ohaer•
no pact, and wh,n 0800 taett will never bo dio'
dtrooe Eo Ehis On ritero enclosing 60 sent, oe
To Eh, writer O the first lector received
w0 wIoe 1omit ton In cash, and to the
9[E amts, until 210°1110order letters are re-
to 55,000.00, the total of our presents In EMI
this ndver1iseoont. Address-
Drum Co.,
L,TMSTBI7D,
Life Blleilding, Toronto.
AS to the efficiency of the Specific
curative qualities. when we warn done you would
nlmply eel if you aro 1,000101 with Oonatip0t1on indigestion,
m5tt nits eg from ndleorderod etomna end will
and gad you ore eat delighted with the results,state
fntiy rotund lour money. Uaod 0s a laxaevo Ihoe
o,rded for 007 othrr remody, Bendyour order
et:,mpel, and wo will moil you one package of this Specific.
Ebo remo,ly
ono p00kngo Ai
onoluatne 9017 "ILI°
senna' of every 238th lottar, thoronnor, enaloain¢
we will remit n0 mnovnt ranging from $0.00
way aggregating $11,000.00, Wrtto quick cad eaIlooe
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OF TOROrTTO,
Room E, Confederation
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must aocon>Iany order..
WM. B. NORTH -TAM, - ToRoNTo.
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we give
this fine
WATCH
with chain and charm for sell.
Ing two dos. Whiteligirt Wicks
t ten cents each. No Mone
Required. Write, and we will
send the Wicks, postpaid and
our tris Premium List. When
you have sold the Wicks re.
turn the enemy, ,nd we will at
free of
once. send your watch
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all
have
Hundreds
charge. gg
earned not ed bee y working
for us, why not you? In
writing, mention this paper.
WHITELICNT WIOK GO.,
TORONTO, CAN,
Isisaatllni
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Dominion Line STEAMSHIPS
Ht John, 51,8, 100 nslllns, to Liverpool, 0nilmp 15
Londoadwry. Lnrg' arid fest twin .51041 shemleldpi
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Loeior noes modati ,for
V900 s
nodege- and Cabin, $ Passengers.00;B. ] tea n,
260 Steerage
1101, 01191; Sevin] Oabin,
HSI Stearn a $27.10 and upwards anoortilue ec
apply
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to eel aOa17 . Seer t0 0101 , M
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Inner
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large 1044,00 Soot b0nrel areas; Ss110htn one enter Id
any claw; gest Oemmerolai WW1 In Ontario.'
wtita for br,malfal0nt. goo.
W. J. ELLtO'fT, Prindlgal.