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`MONARCHS OUR OP A JOB.
LIST ori YAS,TIES WHO ARE LOOK
IN VO RMPI0'I&LENT,
ateei'd /or t er ,',l Annotation That De -
pelt ed
e-pelted 1'. *vn d HNI(Is of Pomp ilnd
Power 'e0 :ape ff7 I1 Not Relinquish
filo Claim 10 I'll pit[ Mel es,,
'fine(' are at present no loss than
40 mouurclla wanllerinte about the
world out of regal employment. The
thief cause is the annexation of their
kingihentt by more lnnverful nteighbur,",
.Thus Sardinia lute e,wullowad 11 of its
weaker brethien- [lenoa, Lombardy,
#L'w03any, ;lesslna and Carrara, Mad -
one, Parma, Piombinct, Van;ca, Lhe Two
Sloilles and the Papal Slates -and then
' in trying to swallow Italy got swal-
lowed itself, and is now merely a pro -
Von of tha "Iiingdtaut of ilttly,"
Prussia mimes next with regard to
European subjects, having deprived
five rulers or their kingdoms, Rut all
save one -Leo. XIII. -of these deposed
!monarchs have abdicated their rigitia
and settled dclwn quietly in outer
countries, and ]laving married the
;younger daughters of the reigning
'sovereignly prom red
LUCRATIVel SINECURES.
'In !bele father -in-laws' governments
or household retiuuee,
The Papal States were taken from
the Pape in 1870, and he has since
periodically protested, end will under
no consideration publicly relinquish
his claim to the throne of the same.
His example has been followed by the
majority of the other unemployed
anunarehs, only in some cases they are
thwarting each other in their efforts
to regain their departed glories. Thus,
it the french nation ever fires of a
republic, it will have to choose between
.five royal claimants, each of whose
ititles is as valid as the others. The
FIVE UNCROWNED RULERS
'Are, in this case, Louis and Philip
'Bonaparte, le Due d'Orleaus, the Em-
press .Eugenio, and .Con Carlos, of
Spanish renown, who lays claim to the
Spanish throne under the title of Don
Carlos VII., and to the French as
Charles XIII.
Philip Bonaparte and Don Carlos
are perhaps the most disquieting royal
claimants in the world. Although
Philip Bonaparte is the younger bro-
ther of Louis, and therefore not the
rightful heir, the greater number of
Lhe Borinparlists have decided to fol-
low him, as he is the more capable and
energetic man. ills is still in the
primo of life, and is at present col-
lecting funds with a view to a coup
d'etat. anent the 'tneyltts scandal.
Don Carlos, however, is at present
directing all bis attention to Spanish
affairs, ells pause in Spain is, in
fact,
WINNING NEW ADHERENTS
Every hour, and it may not be long be-
fore he leaves the great army of the un-
employed. On the other band, Princess
Mary Theresa of Bavaria, who is the
Stuart, claimant to the English crown,
has practically abdicated her right to
the same, and is living quietly with
'her husband, the Prince Regent of
!Bavaria, at Munich. And the same
'applies to Queen Caroline of Sweden,
Arho has found plenty of work to do
as Queen of Saxony.
Englund bas only deposed one sover-
eign in Europe with a view to annex-
ing bis kingdom, namely, Jean Bap -
taste Ceschi, of Malta -though she has
swallowed the kingdoms of some 90
!Incline potentates. 8011, as she has
always been careful to look after them
financially, they are not very sore
over their depositions.
Russia has swallowed three countries
-Poland, Georgia, and Mingrelia-
and as she has not followed :England's
'lead in making them reparation, the
':rulers are always plotting against her
always at a distance. The United
'States have Laken Hawaii, thus deprive
ling a Queen of her means of liveli-
hood. And France has Savoy anti Mad-
agascar in her pocket, and finds them
quite sufficient.
Two thrones were taken by foreign
;monarchs, as no legal rulers were
forthcoming -the Eastern Empire an-
nexed to Turkey in 1843, and the Holy
Roman Empire taken over by Ger-
many in 18(16. But as neither is any-
thing but a very high-sounding title,
'no one envies the possessors.
PRINCE AND JEHU.
Alexander or Oldenbourg Celnpelled to
Puy rat' pia Carriage Hire.
The young Prince Alexander of Ol-
denbourg is evidently a gay youth, He
hired a carriage in Vienna a few
weeks ago, agreeing to pay for it by
the month, but when the bill, amount-
ing to 800 florins, was presented to
him a few days ago, he declined to
pay it, for the very valid reason that
he hurl not a cent.
Thereupon the indignant john sum -
mantel him to court
a d es explained that
n p
the carriage had been treed daily by
Prince Alexander. and a youngwoman
who makes her living by singing at a
cute aoucert. The young Prince put
In no defames, but his guardians, one
of wbam is the Prince of Hesse, and of
the Rhine, maintained that being
a
miuor, c old not be legally eun ell-
eIto pay the bill,
The judges,
however, were of It dif-
ferent opinion, and they promptly
lo-
cidel tehns favour, Their xesons
were, first "because the Prince of 01-
itenbau0g is it read prince and 001. an
ordinary u v 101 tan,' and, rtocohcl, " bo- I
cause if this h s vaso were decided in his
favor coat:Innen would in futerc be
compelled to n
k all youthful looking
g
esteems who might desiro lo ride in
their carriages whether they were of,
tge or not, and to be obliged to rill
enols a pweslion would certainly be
eonoying'
ONTARIO'S BIRTH-RATE4
pet -
LOWER THAN THOSE OF MOST
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.
The Hal loltnle Also l,ilybt--Aanoint Report
01' the Itt'gleti'ar.Cerlernl, Or, Bryce -
Aaalo•Suxona Should) be Store Pruden,
lire,
Dr, P. Ii, Dryec'a report relating to
the registration of births, marriages,
and deaths, in the Province of Ontario,
bas recently been issued. The report
is one of the moat valuable ever print-
ed on the subjeot, and the returns are
the most complete in the history of the
province. The population of the pro-
vince on Dee. 31st, 1807 is estimated at
2,289.182.
The total birtbs returned is 47,328,
and the total deaths 27,093, the dif-
ference
ieference giving an actual increase over
1890 of 10,690, This inerease, added to
the assumed population of 2,283,492 in
1896, gives a population of 2,283,182, or
an increase praotioally of one per eent.
of population during the year.
The following returns relating to
both immigration and emigration are
given :-
According to the report of the Min-
ister of the Interior for 1897 the total
immigrants arriving by ocean steamers
in Canada was us L7,209. Of these 19,504
had Canada as their destination, 9,709
of them settling in Manitoba, tbeNorth
West Territories, and British Columbia,
leaving 0,590 for distribution to the
other provinces. Making allowance
for the emigration to the North-West
of 455 settlers, and assuming half of
the 9,140 immigrants to have come to
Ontario, there was an increase of 4,570.
The returns are almost complete, ac-
cording
scording to the doctor's estimate, ex-
cept in the pities, where the registra-
tion only represents about one-fifth
of the actual birth rate.
Pl11tCENTAGE 01' INCREASES.
As compared with 1895, it will be
seen from the previous tables that the
several increases are:-
Beebe,
re:
lJirtbe, ii,eue, ma per cent., or a
total rate of 20.6 per 1,100; marriages,
1,306, 9.2 per cent., er u total rate of
0.7 per 1,000; deaths, 5,172, 23.0 per
cent., or a total rate of 12.2 par 1,000.
Total, 12,173, or 15.9 per cent.
Most valuable tables are published
showing the movement of the impute -
tion from the older settled countries
to the newer portions of the province.
The following figures show the popu-
lation of Ontario in different years: -
1840 . . . , . . 427,441
18.1 .. . . . 405,957
486,055
18.18 . . . . . 729,322
181851 . ' r 952,004
1071 . , . . . . . 1,396,091
1881 . • 1,020,851
. . . . 1,02a,228
1891 .
2,114,921
1897 . . . . . 2,283,182
There is a detailed discussion on the
subject of birth rate, and the conclus-
ions reached are as follows:
Assuming then, that it is proper to
draw such inferences as may fairly be
made from these statistics, it must be
acknowledged with regret that, after
making every allowance for defects in
the returns of births in Ontario, the
conclusion some inevitable that the
birth rate in Ontario is sower than un-
der normal conditions, such as, with
the increase of population generally, it
should be.
ONTARIO AND TIIE WORLD.
The following table would seem to
illustrate the above, 11 shows the
birth rates and death rates in different
countries and states per 1,000 popu-
lation :-
Nat-
ural
Births. Deaths. Inc.
P. 0,
.Countries.
United Kingdom,
England and Wales, ,
1896 ... ............ 29.7 17.1 1.26
Scotland, 1890 ,., ... 30.8 10.9 1,39
Ireland, 1896 . 213.6 10.6 .70
Denmark, 1896 ..,, 50.5 15.7 1.18
Norway, 1896 ... 50,4 15.2 1,52
Austria, 1890 ... ,,. 38.0 26.4 1,16
Hungary, 1890 ,,.... 40.5 28.8 1.17
Switzerland, 1890 ,,. 29.0 18.8 1,02
German Empire,
1890.. ,...,, 86,3 20,8 1,55
Prussia, 1806 .,. ., 37.0. 20.8 1.62
Belgium, 1896 20,0 17.5 1,15
France, 1896 ,,. ,., 22.7 24.2 ,25
Italy, 1896 ... ,,. ,,. 35,0 24,2 1,08
Canada,
Ontario, 1897 ,., 20.9 12.2 .87
Quebec, 1896 ... ... 88.57 20.05 1.852
United States.
Maine, 1890 .. 22.28 16.07 .6111
Connecticut, 1897 24.9 17,5 .74
New Hampshire,
1897 ...... ,. ,.. 22.4 18,04 .436
Massachusetts,
1896 ,,, 27.0 19.0 .88
Vermont, 1896 .,, .., 21.2 10.5 .47
Rhode Inland, 1896 25,7 19.6 81
Remembering the remarkably low
death rate, whio.h we have reason to
believe is nearly correct, it appears
that, compared with the New Eng-
land States, the increase is satisftlstory
and indeed most satisfactory, when it
18 remembered that all of these have
within recent years received great ac-
cessions
scessions to the faotory papulation of
Frenc_
nnadtane, whose feoun i
ty is
illustrated by the statistics of the
Province of Quebec. It is apparent,
however, that: the rate of increase 10
notably less than in almost all Euro-
pean countries, although the marriage
rate is an average one,
The tables demonstrate, however,
that Ontario has a Smaller death rate
any other district in
than 1 the world,
w ,
ANGLO-SAXONS BBWA1N1I.
The report cen'luros the dissemina-
tionr 1 a
of ache L aemenL, ofreveuti e
medicines through the newspapers and
the mails, and ddde:-"What is still
more remarkable is that the State
licenses n s h t e- i a n.sa us and allows Ole
dr'u tat to arr' on traffic nth-
0 a W
g'gY
ant let or hindrance in every form of
nostrum and tnechantoa.i appliance,
hl vlng for their end such prevonti
ons
Physicians, too, are nppronched, and it
is feared many lit times accede to the
petitions of their clients to undo what
nature line assorted is a logical out-
come of her laws.
17.1 1.21
"I1 is manifested, tberefor'e, that 12
the Anglo-eaxon race ha to Iu1fi1 Sts
destiny inc the A.meriean continent, and
play 1110 dominant part over inferior
races in the March of progress, the ex-
ponents of its assumed superiority will
have to preach u gospel of patl'otlom to
wltieb to -day (boy seem singularly
blind. Social degereney bas always
meant social decay, and itis the eine-
plo and moral citizens of to -day who
will hold the supre7naey 1o•111o1•row.
The matter is one which ought to be
of the bighted int'er'est and 'Importance
to the teachers and exponents of
veleta murals; although there may be
seen in some directions a outgoes ano-
maly, weereby those who annett fy
marriage and hold its rescenui1111Liee
Inviolable, temple at limaefall to crnn-
;wehand that the duty et protecting
human life postenatal is at least as
incumbent upon us as when pre -natal,"
COMPLETELY PROSTRATED.
A Quebec Farmer 'Vella now Me WON ole.
Stored From A(moat Madeline Suffering
l0 Complete Meail/.
Mr. Wm. Goodard, a well known
fanner living near Knowlton, Que.,
says: -"A few years ago my health
gnveway and 1 was completely pros -
tented. The least exertion would use
me up and make it difficult for me to
breathe. I suffered from headaches,
had no appetite, and fell off in weight
until I was reduced to 130 pounds.
Finally I grew so find that I wale
forced to ]seep my bed, and remained
there for several ex 1 months. I was
under the care of a good doctor, but
he did not Seem to help me. One day
a friend argot nth to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills and 1 procured two boxes,
When I had finished them I could not
see much improvement and would have
stopped takiag thorn hut for the urg-
ing of my friend, who said .that in my
condition I could not expect to see im-
mediate results, 1 continued taking
the pills, and by the time I had taken
a couple more boxes there was no doubt
that they wore helping me, and it need -
eel no further persuasion to indium me
to continue them. In the coarse of a few
months I not only regained my health,
but increased in weight fifty pounds.
These results certainly justify the
faith I have in Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and 1 strongly urge those who
are weak and broken clown to give
them at fair trial."
More weak and ailing people have
been made strong, active and ener-
getic by wring Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills time by any other means. They
fill the veins with new, vigorous
blood, and Strengthen every nerve in
the body. Sold by all dealers at 60
cents a box, or six boxes for 52.50, or
sent by mail by addressing the Dr.
Williams' 9i'edieine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
WEBS OF MEMORY.
" Mildred!"
It was the young wife's name wbioh
was called, tend the husband was sit-
ting in the cozy front parlor of -their
happy little borne, reading by the soft
light of the flickering gas burner, and
resting his slipperod feet upon the
burnished brass fender in front of a
glowing fire of rosy embers.
Slilclred 1" he called again, as wnen
a lover he Wreathed ber name, the
sweetest in all the world to him.
But there was no answer,
" Ah I" he murmured, " the dear girl
dice net hear ber husband's voice," and
he lay back in his chair and watched
the blue flames dance in and oat among
the sparkling coals. At such a time
memory weaves cunning webs of soft-
ened colors and sweet designs, and the
young husband's thoughts flew back-
ward and forward in the loom of the
past
Three years ago he ha.d been a moth-
er's petted darling, with no wish un-
gratified, no comfort neglected, no
luxury forgotten. Yet he felt with-
in his heart a tender longing, an empty
void, which so far in his happy life
had remained unfilled. Mildred Ray
came, and the mother's heart knew that
tee wife was greater than tin moth-
er.
A year passed and Mildred was his
wife. Gentle, loving, beautiful, be
took her to their new boron, and for
two years she had filled his mother's
place, and made his home a beautiful
ideal, a four -walled paradise upon
earth, yet far above it. He was serene-
ly happy and peacefully comfortable.
Mildred had given him her thought,
her energy, her time, her endeavor' -
and he was at rest. He awoke from his
reverie with a start,
" Mildred 1' he celled.
No answer.
He became alarmed. Was it, then,
all a dream 7 And was be to be rude-
ly awakened!
Alas, for the mutability of human
affair's.
Mildred l' be nailed for the fourth
time.
' Yes, Henry," came the sweet -voiced
answer from a sofa in the corner.
" 0h I" be said, in a tone of relief,
" Are you there, darling!"
"Yee, hubbie mine."
"Well, love, the Gee is going out
won't you go and get some more
coal 4"
Not much, petey 1 I've bean doing
the loving -wife slave business long en-
ough, and if yon want any more coal
you'll have to get it yourself I"
Mildred's memory had been weaving
a Cow webs itself while that fire eves
slowly getting cold.
A MODERN CEIISO0,
The Neues Wiener Tagblatt, pub-
lishes a sensational report concerning
the missing Archduke John, who
took the name of John Orth,
and was generally believed to havebeen lost in the
be wreck of the Santa
Marg _heri:ta e coast; 0 f off th o South
ewth
America. The wreck of this vessel
was reliantly a ntl dented and now it is
y v
asserted tbat the Ai'ohduke never was
wrecked, and that be is living on a
remote island I the Souther P ei-
In n a
fie hero a is ore i
4 T h a n out Aa far
Y g
es possible the customs and ,practices
obinson 'Cruses, A Croatian of R ai n sell -
0
r bis former coxswain acts as his
'
man I'rlday. If this report proves
true the Archduke's velatives will en -
clover to reclaim him to Lueopeen
eiviliaation,
"Great Haste Is Not
Always Good Speed."
Many people trust to luc4
to pull them through, and are
often disappointed. ,Do not
dilly-dally in matters of
health. With it you can
accomplish miracles, With-
out it you are ' ` no good."
Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels end
blood healthy by Omen of Hood's Bar-
%%parilla, the faultless blood purifier.
Dyepepelo-" I know a positive relief
Ior dyspepsia and that is flood's Sarsapa-
rilla. 1t cured me. My neuralgia also
stepped." W. E. BALDWIN, 119 Oak Street,
111nattamtan, New York.
Tired Feeing - " My appetite wet
capricious, ray liver disordered and 1 was
tired. Moodie Sarsaparilla relieved it all.
It eared a friend of mew of female WAR-
DEN," MRS, JENNE A. MEARES, Clayton, Del.
Nnod's 1111, corn Inver 111e; the non•Irrlteting and
only eathartlo' totulle Oili, need's 8ar,e mints,
DETECTING /'LAWS IN METAL.
To (Jetted hidden cracks upening
from the surface of metals, the Rurfact>
is first =oleioneat wit b kerosene and
le then dried off with a cloth. It le
than coaled with chalk. After alit tle
while the oil works out of the little
cracks and stains the Wasik. A sort
of diagram of the hidden fissures and
delents is thus produced.
Some Plain Questions.
Have you eatarrh 0 hove you offen-
sive breath? Have you bronchitis? Have
you alight symptoms of aansumpl.ion P
Then Send for a free sample of
flatarrhozone. What is ca.tarr'hozone8
Not a snuff, wash nor ointment, but
an odorous gas, which is carried by
stir directly to the disoaeed parte. It
penetrates wherever air can go, and
never fails to cure. We do not ask
you to believe this until you have test-
ed it for yourself, Send for s trial
bottle. gratis to N. C. POLSON & CO.,
Kingston, Ont.
It is hard to convince the father of
twins that two heads aro better than
one.
For Oyer P111, Yenr$
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOCT}INO 57017)' hue bee.
1mo,1 LyY 1o0hem tar their nhll ret tetdhfog. 11 soothes
ho e101d, nooses the guns, allays ill pato. 'wee 'rind
toile, and l+ the best remedy (Or d6l milieu, 25, a he-
mi a and 055 15r by I' 54,. W droning
Soothing Syruhout the p" Be
USE Or: EGGS.
Calico print works use 40,000,000 doz- Every time an actress makes tt
en eggs per year, wine clarifiers use farewell tour she usually does
fare
10,000,000 dozen, the pbotographers well.
and other industries use many me -
i•
lions, and these demands n ease more
rapidly than table demands.
lotus Panne for sato, 12 Dor aero aaEh, 5,1-
aeco d prop until paid. J. Mulhall, Sioux City, Ie.
Valentines make us see ourselves as
others see us.
Many people suffer with catarrh un-
til it becomes chronic, because they do
not know how easily it may be cured.
Ten days' free trial treatment ought
to be convincing. Send fifteen cents
to cover post of mailing outfit. Dr.
Ray's Successful Remedy Co., Toronto.
THL' IMPORTANOf7 OF WATER IN Treat a
dog kindly, and he will
MANURING, not desert you viten your money 18
gone.
Mizell interest attaches td the sub-
ject "Manure and Manuring" discuss-
ed by Mr. T. C. Wallace at Farmers'
Institute meetings the past winter. He
brought out many points not general-
ly considered. A very unique one was
the importance of the gravity water to
manuring -this is the free water so
abundant In cur soils during the fa),
winter and very early spring. The
soil is almost afloat in it, and so
freezes up pretty solidly. When the
frost comes out the earth is so lossen-
ed that by a sort of polarization the
particles and atoms 01 soil and applied
manures move about and coining to-
gether form contact combinations,) and
so the foundation of plant food is pre-
pared. 'Che dung of the manure being
very fine is thus much more perfectly
distributed khan by machine work.
this he calls using one of nature aids
in our work and both sav-
ing labor and getting the
work more perfectly done. This is Perhaps some people ask you foolish
possibly also the reason that in his questions because they think they are
business Mr. Wallace, so strenuously the only kind you can answer.
urged the use of Thomas -Phosphate
Powder in the fall, winter' and early
spring months. H'e explained with
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
• Take Imrative Brehm Ituiuh,c T,Ibluta Ail Drug.
gine refued ole money it it fails 1,3 cure, 155,
Ail persons are born happy, but in
order to continue so to the end tbey
mutat die young.
La Toscana, i0o. g;OJORY,Mnutre Il.
There's one I:hing we admire about
a song bird; it never attempts to sing
a pine beyond its ability.
Used Everywhere,
Sold Everywhere.
ESSI
Lead pacicuges,
Avoid Substitutes,
CEYLON TEA.
25, 30, 4.0, so & Goo,
onboy's Improved
arriage Tops
RECEIVED THE RICHEST AWA011
AT THD WORLO'9 FAIR teed.
Oonboyy''ePatent Roller Tops have mol wl
curb universal tuvorth5tnth or in anafaott(
ere are now making Interio` r imitations an
gelling them on tn reputation utation th
e (onbo
Tope have made, Do nob b0 hoodwinkedh
a7Y person who reOOmmand. an inferior
make to bejust as good.
tectal ekiib0t1workce n aan mak ftl ropep'
When you order your Buggy. 0tlpeielp
with your oarrlago builder that it le to have
a genuine Oonboy Roller Toe, es im1Letlun
aro Meier nE 600.11.
r
FREE,�s a Wo giro file bcautu,d negvy Gold Plated Chem Bracelet la a dainty plush•lln
. 51040 for selling. 15 of our Fine Linen Pull -sized Doylies at 10o. eaoh Late
t am n1d prettiest designs ; no two alike, Write, and we send doylies, postpaid, and On
big Premium Liet. Nell them, return us 81.$0 and we at once forward your bracelet free. Liber
eommitelono! preferred. Unsold Doyliesreturnable. JtPIDOYLY 00. DEPT. T ._.a
1
TOM'S
RETURNS IM ONE WEEK.
We want good nutter, Eggs, Poultry, stn.
Ship to us, nod you will Lava your oksh In a
week or Lose. THE AIK1NH IEA D PRODUCE.
00„ 88 Front SC, 1C., Toronto.
Stammerer Every eramme,m
61190en anti will talk 11
they rifleome and
try. 1 n,, spent SO years' study on this distressing 1o011.
Come and satiety yourselves, Noriek. W. 1(. BATE,
Speciellst, 992 College 94., Toronto,
Skin Diseases Allk nds0urnaor
money refunded.
De. RmnoadsAir
tlecptle Ymnadr, roi by moil. write Prot. Leconn,
Pharme0lat, O70 Omig Se., MoaEren4
LA
Mills, Mills de Hales
Bsrrintore,eta., removed
to WoxlayoldgBo„ R1oh.
mond St. Mr.. Toronto.
IF
sons 0000 OO,liPptOs, 501710, 1005 er500I,T5i1
to gide, ante them to
The IIaW1oq Commission Co., Lillfited,
'rosros,s4o.
fig cite.Deft.slllagarElcleontho-sr
Wanted
kat. Ea110 eao1,oWre, tow
tory ev4 Loire. Excluelvefor a der
ROWELL [: BURY. • Chicago end Montreal';'
R 00 F I N C and Sheet Metal work::
BODYING SLATS, In Blsa r
Rad or Oreo pp.. SLAT. BLAO BO RDS a same
Puklio and High aohoo a Toronto). Roo us Felt, Pito5
Ooel Tar, to ROOFIl14G TILE Oita 1�Tfew Clip Build
ins,, Toro to done b nun 000), 5alal Oelllu a, 110
mate,eto. Eeltmatoe /ar pahed fol work try. Phone', ort
materldnhlppedto oar rlottho.00.47, Phenol'
,OUTHII80003, Adelaide 1'Wldmsr8rte,,TaraDtt,1
tiYaa(ar Splaalc
-', Card
qtr NcaiSloo
Ca81OC
Germania OU Co., 134 lay St., 700011ie,
MacI11N
DYaamo
much clearness the action of (metier, Catarrh Cannot be Cured
ity and the hydroscopic water in the with LOCAL APPLICATIONS
me , en titer can'
f reach the wwt st tba didonse. Catarrh to a
s011. blood or genet!al distaste, and in order to
mire it you meat01 take internal remedial,. Hill's
HAVING IT UNDERSTOOD. Catarrh Cure ie taken internally, and acts dl•
rectlyen the blood and mucous surfaces. Hairs
Mistress -And remember, Mary 1 Catarrh Oaoo In tet a quack medle4e. It 1050
prescribed by ear of the Meet regular
l one in Lite
eeuntryy lir sear., and 1e a et tonics
proecrlp-
(Sos. JE fe revere/lea of lbs boot tetfss hnoun,
ae 8Uod 0,160 the 1,en1 bleed pevlaer0.-aotinq
directly ea the mucous surfaces. 'the portent
combination of the two 1oBrodien4, be what
pprodueeo snob woodert01 results in curing
ie5e r5. Seed for tosttrs.nlalq teen,
F. J. C1i4NE7 ➢c CO., Toledo, 0.
geld b7 Druggists. price 760.
linll'n
Yemen,' Pills aro the boot.
W. P. 11. 983
never allow my girls to entertain their
beaux in the kitchen.
New Servant -Very well, ma'am.
Whet nights does your daughter use
the parlor 0
FROM FAR KENO,
Comes a Story Of Disease Banished
by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
)11r. Thomas 1,. Mebbo Cared of Aldine
191oeese, Anger Various Metllcine/I Rad
Seen Tried nod Had Palled -15 d,4's
Yldg°F PILO )Lade Ulm Well.
Kenlis, P. 0., N.W.T.-Leen to this
remote point in our great Dominion,
the fame of Dodd's Kidney Pills has
penetrated, pain and suffering have
been driven out, and health and hap-
pineas have been given in their stead,
by this grand medicine,
Mr. Thomas L. Hubbs, owner and oc-
cupant of Section 28, Township 19,
Range 11, mat with a severe accident
about a year ago. He was thrown out
of hie wagon, and among the injuries
he sustained was a very severe strain
of the Kidneys. •
Soon after his misbnp, his kidneys be -
gen to make manifest the fact that
they were unable to do their work
properly. a Severe, stabbing pains
darted across the small of his bank,
and a dull, terrible ache in his loins,
kept him in continual agony.
Various remedies were used, but
none gave any relief. The pains seemf-
ed to grow worse, andi bearing of the
wondrfut efficacy of Dodd's Kidney
Pills, he decided to try wbat 'th'ey
would do for him.
,Ile bought a box, and began taking
the pills, going strictly according to
the directions. .judge, of his delight,
when, in a few days, he began to 'feel
better. Day by day, the improvement
grew more marked, until when he had
taken ell the pills he was "Sound as
bell," and not a trace of his old troue
iiia remained.
Mr. Ilnbbs in writing of his ease,
Saye: " I live in the municipality of
Indian Head and ell who know me
can vouob' for the truth of this state-
ment."
Where Dodd's Kidney Pipe are used,
Kidney Disease cannot exist. It is
driven out swiftly and promptly, nev-
er
ever to return.
t _apit4vee,
CAL tl ER 'S
Carbolic Dlelnfeotcr,ts. Moape, *Int.
mane, Tooth Powders, eta., have boon
awarded los modals sad diploma. for superior
excellence. Their regular one proven, 101,01.
OM dieAsk your dealer to obtain a
supply. Lisle mailed free on application.
F. C. CALVERT Al CO.,
RNA MOHSOTOR, . - RA16LAND,
The Wonders of Hypnot:sm
rent Ireo 1 ort(.' the key to ell secret power ; riub(p Illus-
treted b7 Y! uperb photo eocrs,Inex,I anyledy 010
learn and exert a made luaue0ce over others, cure die -
eases and bed babas she the anent parlor entertainment
��vv r witcoased: w11ta toddy : enulooe ntemp, 21"10004
inrbllabing Co., Dept 55, anA vebr, N. Y.
r irate/, 1519 Madigan Ave., N.,r York 0147,
tonlon Pompey grit Is the best digester in the market
LATTRENT AN SAND 4, 0011 VRL Co., Montreal.
MONTREAL
the " Balmoral," Free Bus tin.lbl p
CUTTING SCHOOL-rannre .lid Dress.
aloguo, C. d: 0. 1051004, CU ,,tiM eetreal 6.
Rhol69rJ9at'iadta—Cureaseured in 94 hmt%
on receipt 01$1. 01, 5017)117,i1',Optce 81t6,Dan6mpl!
ciharn Iola RVAFORA3'o55 FOIL MAPLE
C' 40RAP. Oataiogna
0.yl, 3110150 3400. 00„ Mrute.el,
"BEAVER BRAND Maohintoeh
ever hardeun Ale guarantied Water.
trbetioa7utWam
eRu r alhng O, l4ure,
1*.A10A0lr 5A511130 -•few Importations noon SWIM
va Mew owl Amerlo n Hogg Ouei`ng�4-relieble goo& at
*AI intern Dahl& BLACKWELT.5t CO., Toronto.
TORONTO CUTTING SCHOOL.
Write for spnatal terms Burin January and
Pobrnary. S, 0ORRIQAN. 118 ]oligo 8b.
31"a'01, 0isxrw'slo�wr
AGM 0A7'ALon, 0 rs1CS
111 IU 0. H. QRIM Mfg, loo, Montreal,
, g ll
p
Especially those
St a� 1 ePrnerp Setahnrevin,.
whore, write l0
Har who Ili oou,l0000n/Seen n0r..b
Or. Arent, Ila, N D Y_
pt -d- 714te/ditgleit,
eivid
vie 047 dtee,,t,
4,,Az Pr
WHITE'S Thr hnht, esdyhapu
CURES
min/nit mi Laid heads, neog mailed free. Whileb
New Hair Groner C,4, (lineage and Montreal.
CARD INDEX...
The only perfect system for keep.
new. and addreeseo, taip
Sample tray .0401 •
The Ogles Specialty Mfg. 00.,
Limited,
421 end 124 Bey IR., Toronto. Suntory: Newmarket.
New T 0e Eigm,oR ,' ;.
Or �'.;1
per
C. O.
D.
DOUBLE TORE. Rpr.'S1;
Inet
Will mull eeution it requested. EssfEED
WM. B. NORTHAM, TORONTO, ONT.
De Laval Cream Separators.
ALPHA --HAND AND POWER.
CANADIAN DAIRY SUPPLY CO.,
Ot' Montreal and Winnipeg
Sole Agents for Canada.
V'RyWISEiiQm r KNOWS
THE VALJF OF
A5 A PAATURII:IIT MEDICINE. ffi
HARRIS LEAD
BUYS COPPER
SCRAP BRASS
Wholesale Only William St., Toronto
Long Distance Telephone 1749.
On Trial
WE SEND THE
AYLMER
SPRAY
PUMP,
On x010
ANDERSON
FORCE PUMP,
oa bLeee term,. No n,ekar, no
packing. R'11110ntnlit0lime.
For nlnntretnd 0,4414000,, td.
Brenn
AYLMER IRON WORKS*
0r
J. W. ANDERSON,
Aylmer, Ont.
CANADA PERMANENT
Loan and Sataings Company.
lueonrocsoir, 1666.
Pal p (Capital it aaI
Pal ,.Do26o000
Reece.° Fund I,I5o,000
Heed Office -Toronto et., Toronto.
erosnob OMMooe Winnipeg, Mein., Vaneoaeot} 0,0,
BISP0ARTH are rooaind at interest, pale or e0m.
pounded half yearly.
Iislte1201l'5104)5 issued in Currency or Sterling with
Interne emotes attached, payable In Canada or
In Bo Mead. 8xeontern and Trustees are author I Ner,o,le nabililp, aleeplesenens, Deepondenoy,
Sued by leer to invest to the Debentures of tele
' (Imagery.
yy l
St/ENFT AaYANenD on able onditi aeon to lit
currant rates and on favorable conditions an to re
payment,mitt,
MoRgngasand Municipal li
nbomuraed.
J. t51ROdRT MA1041
Mnnn-!n Director,
rentor,
8
T
Om1y 60011404150 In Oraada for th a o�
every pha..'of immesh defeat. Tetabnsh
036
rOLmte10v0uCE sieraT0T
1,
e Pembroke 15,, Toronto,
OarsdSr
L. COFFEE & CO., Eetabaabed 1611.I
CRAiN AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Rooms 405-12 Beard of Trade Building,
TORONTO, ONT.
Q'BOLLL1117NN JOnir L. 0OFJ3,
29 0l/ OT1R 4TIIDENT8 /ore ,needy liken good
i3 eltuotiono, andtourpoeltion. ra,0ais nolllled.
STRATFORD, ONT. We tench real business -no 1011•
t.tIo0 or nonsene0, In fair competition our graduates
are nearly always Wenn. Thulium men appreciate ear
work, Bent Ooneioerolal School lu Oaneda Enter now/
Circular. fee.. 1
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
LL
114 LINE
ROYAL MAIL
STEAMERS
CT. LAWMEN Cta
at/TIC,
MONTREAL TO
LIVERPOOL.
SUMMER SAILINGS.
CALIFO71N1AN-Mop 0, Juno 10, July 13.
CASTILIAN --(new , Mny20 June 24.
BAVARIAN -Mew ,10,M0 Tons, Twin Screw, July
10, and w. wkly nitres tor.
Corbin human, -805.10 And upwards,
baeond Cabin -035.00 Return 5360.00.
atenrage•-1,n moo', London, Ol•egow, L ndnntiorr%
er queeontown, MU.
For further Information apply to
N. BOURLIER, 77 Tongs 8t., Toronto,
or B. & A. ALLAN, Montreal.
HEALTH RESTORED without m.tunln!
or expense to the
most disordered Stomach, Lunge, Nervoo, Liver, Blond,
Bladder, rticrnsyx, Brain and breath by
i airy' oRc)vaJenta
Ai'abioa Food,
which Same Invaltde and Children, and also hears sue,
.oaontull Ciente whose A (Intent. mut Debility IMO re.
stottd alll other treatments. It Mann triton Sal other
Food Is Taionted, 05004 00 ttooe Ito cont in medipino,.
�� years
13 Anrinble reeo4se, 100,000
119 ! Annual nitres of ConptUln.
andigLina,
Ce ,or Diabetes, Bronchitis, Ipoisewe, Cohglt mune, lntnret, reeve, DirLme,
w THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
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GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
COCOA
BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
tarry G®. (Limited}.
�i 77 Ne AnYY
a
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9 is cot
ooll Gr w„ also in P.N. 14 Raotem e0 O,elloo , 30 and
at nit Canoes Chemists and 08001.0 Or 1 In f
'1F w IMFu� ,Ing '
as., 81 ed„ Se„ uta 14s 'Rent AWN, leen. Also Dol
Merry s RoClooSdaill sotto In tin. a, ed. image,
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OYAL MAIL
84 John N,11., an Hol ee eel eallln at
d Helga*, 00 Llr h
ITAID(dOfry.� L 1'Nf'S 0 t0lt 573, 5"13 ttoehufolpa
i,ADa Allan," "®1NOLUV1fR,o '3btlTObfAN',"
Superior ahoerenodanon for Fulls t,ahin 800•
ono Cabin n6S eery nsa a ore Rues of
A , $86,00
b RR
Woman - Mat Steerage
p + F r. cud flutes
angcis 56.00 0 t vote t
i86 Steatites 22.50 and ulrty rdE Aceoordin to
iakneet and berth, For all Ibhformetlon a,in` ID
to bent Amentg or DAVID 1010,4600 86 00,,
(km 1 Agestit 87 2t. 800k4dlel'5 I61., 'bf0ntr6A),