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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-5-5, Page 7MAY "), 1309. THE BRUSSELS POST.. _ . FREE LUNCHES. Provided lit Mft'RHO rot• 20100oy0o or :newel 1LIg llitahliahtOenit. For same years past 8ov3Tal of the large maunfeetuting firms of England have found it profitable in various ways to set apart a by no mane unim- portant portion of their space for the Purpose el it mess rwm Or dining hall for their employes. Where the em- ployes ineludo members of both sexes, separate room*: are provided. i.'ha question new arisen: Would it not be still more profitable to the prin- cipals of large firms generally to pro- vide ,free lunches for those employed by them' One firm in London, em- ployi'ng about seventy hands in ire fac- tory, has already decided to give a free tea, the deterneinetiOn being bas- ed on business ideas rather than on philanthropic principles. "The tea will cost us so much,' rea- son the principals, "but our workpeo- ple will remain on the Premises, and there will be less time lost in leaving off and recommencing work. In win- ter they can stay in the warm shops, and in summer they can walk about our own piece of laud. The morale will be better in any case, and at the very least we shall reap more benefit than we could purchase at the cost of the free tea, And our employes will get a better tea than they could af- ford to buy outside." From a purely business point of view the question of free lunches is well worth the consideration of largo employers. The .plan bas been adopt- ed by several big oclmpaALes in the United States, so fax as their 'large clerical staff is concerned, and is work- ing very successfully. Hare, also, philanthropy enters to a very small degree into the transaction. A dining room is set apart for the clerks, who go to lunch in parties at stated times. The food Is prepared on the premises by an experienced cook, and, on reaching the dining room, is carved by a carver and hand- ed to the Merles by waiters. Both the food and the attendance are much sup- erior to what the men could expect from such restaurants as their means would allow them to patronize, while the room is as exolusive as a club, no visitors being admitted chuuig the luncheon time. The Lisle allowed for this midday mesal is reduced to half an hour; but there is no waiting or journeying to a restaurant, the men do not in the least complain. In foot, although in one firm the employes go out to lunch if they choose, it is very sel- dom that any one takes advantage of the option. Despite the cost, the employers are well satisfied with the result. The saving of half an hour per day on each man's time goes a long way toward re- couping them for the outlay. Then, as in the case of the London firm pre- viously mentioned, there is not so .much time wasted in recommencing work. Finally the men are not subjeot to the temptation to spend their time in the public house, especially in wet weather, and, having had a good lunoh, go to work with that contented frame of mind which a good square meal gen- erally induces. The net result to the employee's is a profit on the trans- action. IN IBM OLD ENGLAND, DOINGS OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE REPORTED BY MAIL. Itreerd oi'the Events Taking *ince In Ibe. La1Nl of the nose _. I nterentlag °rear reaCrs, The Queen hue accepted a sample or Nyassaland coffee growls by the Zam- besi Industrial Mission in Brltieh Cen- tral Africa. Mr, Sidney Arnold, it former preen - dent of the British Chamber of Com- merce at Paris, died recently of ty- phoid favor. Lord Salisbury has declined the re- quest of the Birmingham Gunmakers' Union that be would receive adepu- tation with reference to the seizure of arms in the Poraian Gulf, Phrenologists find in Lord Salisbury a head the bumps of self-esteem, cau- tiousness, imagination, perception and reason strongly developed. Hope and personal ambition are small, but firm- ness 1s very large. Violin makers report that aluminum when used for stringed instruments, produces a richer sound than wood, especially with the 'high notes, and that experiments with the new ma- terial have been entirely successful. The total amount subscribed to the memorial to the late Baron Pollock is £111 lis. Arrangements have bean made to execute a brass, in raised let- ters, to be placed in the north wall of the Church of St. John's Putuey. For selling as butter a substance containing 98 per cent. of foreign fat, Thomas Jones Davis, a grocer, of 105 Christ) street. Poplar, was fined £20, with 25s. costs, at the Thames Police Court. This is the defendant's third oonviotion. Two children, the sons of a dock labourer named Webb, were suffocated in bed during a fire in Southampton. Superintendent Johnson gallantly as- cended the burning atairoaeo, but was too late to resoue them alive. A Cornish fishing lugger, the Mtz- pah, was driven on to Plymouth Break- water in a gale and had to be aban- doned by the crew, who found shelter RAILWAYS OF ONE ENGINE. Lu England There Are 10 Railroads With No Blore Loeomotivea. Moat people would be inclined to re- gard it as an impossibility for a rail- in the lighthouse. The vessel was Car- ried over the breakwater and went to pieces. Lord Tennyson, who started for South Australia, March 3rd, to take up hla duties as Governor, has appointed Capt. Wallington to be his private secretary, and Mr. Alfred Tennyson, son of the late Hon. Lionel Tennyson, Lo be un- der-secretary, The offloial figures of the (Manuel traffic between Dover and the Contin- ent for the past year chow that 443,105 paseengers embarked or disembarked from the Channel boats at Dover, be- ing au increase of 50,000 as compared with the previous year. A sapper of the Royal L4ngineere named Weston fall over a high cliff near the station hospital at Gibraltar last week, and was killed, Weston was a patient in the lunatic ward of the hospital, and escaped from custody by overpowering an orderly. Some colliers out on strike near Burnley, Lancashire, hove been fined for intimidating a non -striker. They met him as he was returning from work with a band, three of defendants having a drum, bagpipes and kettle- drum, and played him home. The States of Jersey are to take in hand the defence of the island, The preamble of a bill was adopted re- oently dealing with the matter. This is the outcome of Lord Lansdowne's suggestion as to the remodelling of the Channel Islands militia. A private in the West Riding Regi- ment, named Joseph Chapman, was charged at Dover recently with caus- ing the death' of a seaman, supposed to be named John Walpole, at the quay a short time ago. Be'was remanded until after the adjourned inquest. Mr, Vernon, who has received the appointment of bailiff of Jersey, was born in 1852. HO was admitted to the Inner Temple, in 1871, and became At- torney -General of Jersey in 1885. He is a keen yachtsman and commodore of the Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club. Arrangements are being made for the erection of a tablet to the mem- ory of Gladstone on the house in Rod- ney street, Liverpool, in which he was born. The work is being undertaken by the 2listorio Society of Lancashire and Cheshire, to whom the necessary permission has been granted by the possessor of the residence. Mr. J. W. Lowther, M.P., has been unanimously elected to, and has ac- cepted, the office of, president of the National Retail Jewellers' Association 'of Great Britain and Ireland, in suc- cession to the late Baron F. de Roths- child. The Hon. Walter Rothschild, M.P., has accepted the position of vlce- president of the association. Col. Lockwood, M.P., having offer- ed to give ,as usual, a prize at the Essex, Eng., Agrioultural Society's show, but on condition that the com- petition for the prize should be open only to those farmers who have no barbed wire on their farms, the coun- cil of the society refused to accept the condition. TIIE EDITOR'S WIFE THIS LADY SUFFERED TERRIBLY FROM RHEUMATISM. Der Joints Regan to Swell and Twist Out or All Shape -Death Would (lave Been a Relief -Dr. Will tams' rink rills Re- store Her to Bettitb. From the Harriston Tribune. After long consideration and much hesitancy about having her name made public, Mrs. John A. Copland, wife of the editor and proprietor of the Harriston Tribune, has resolved that the world should know how won- derfully her health was restored by the timely use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Our represen- tative interviewed Mr. Copland and the following is his statement of the case: "Whilst we were living in Toronto at No. 93 McGill street, my wile took 111 in the autumn of 1894, and had such ranking pains that she could hardly stir. One of the best specialists in Toronto was palled in and he diag- nosed the ease one of acute iuflamma- tory rheumatlem, His prescriptions were given and be said t hat the case was a severe one and it would be a wonder if her joints did not become misshapen. What this eminent phy- sician predicted name true, At the end of a month my wife was worse than ever, and her wrists and knuckles were twisted greatly out of way to be worked with a single loco - shape. She was so disheartened motive, but there are in Groat Bri- that she would weep at the slightest: provocation. She was loath to stay Min no fewer than ten railway com•- in bed, and had to be assisted to arise ponies tbat manage to get through their work somehow with one iron steed. No fewer than fourteen own only two locomotives. One of the most interesting of these email lines is what is known as the Ravenglass & Eskdale railway, eitunt- ed near Whitehuven, in Cumberland, which runs from R,avenglass to Boot, s distance of rather muse than seven miles. The whole of the railway staff ;consists only of five persons -two plate- layers, engine -driver, fireman and one guard -of -all -work, if we may use such a term. Between stations the engine occas- ionally manages to gain a speed of six miles an hour, but the obliging driver is always willing to stop the engine for the convenience of any one who may wish to miter or alight from the train between stopping places. Perhaps the Easingwold railway is the smallest in England. It is .two mites long, and the extent of its roll- iRg stock is one small locomotive and two passenger vehicles. Tito Hundred of Manhood & Selsey tramway is ono of the most recently opened light railways, and oonneotsthe city of Chichester with ,Selsey 13111, a Small promontory to the east of Ports- mouth, jutting out into the English channel. This funny 11ttle railway Image of no signaling apparatus whatever, and the few switches on the railway are uvntrolled by hand levers alongside the line, which have to be worked by the fireina*1 or driver when necessary. At one place the line crosses the Chi- chnsier canal by means of a frail draw - budge, which is lifted to let boats underneath. t is stated that for the I first fats weeks after the opening of � the line a barge was left underneath in order to ea toll the train in naso the bridge gave way I On another occasion this troublesome bridge got stuck, and in spite of all lowered. As it of bew ell". its could a 0 was most important that the engine should; be taken to the other side of the canal, it was lifted off the lino and drown round the road With a traction uij ltlo. and dress, every movement giving her intense pain. During all the ensuing winter this state of things ootltinued, she gradually becoming worse in spite of the strong medicines and the lo- tions that the doctor prescribed for her. We tried in vain the massage treatment and the electrical treat - merit. My wife would moan nearly all night with the pain. She was un- able to hold the baby, and even could not bear to have a person point a fin - gm' at her. I feared that the spring wouldseo my wife under the sod, and you may be sure Iwas terribly affected by it. All this time we continued to give her the doctor's treatment and medicines, until finally my wife gent- ly refused to Lake any more of Liao drugs. From that out she began to improve, and one evening 1 was as- tonished to see her coming to meet nee when I arrived home Loom the office. "Why," I said, "the doctor is doing you good after all." 'Not at all," she said and smiled. Then she produced a little round wooden box and held it up. I have a great secret to tell you," she laughed. "Unknown to you nave been taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and this is the seventh box. They are repiclly curing me. Naturally I was overjoyed and al- most wept at the thought of how very near I canto to losing her. Sha continued taking Dr. Williams' liams' Pink Pills, and before ahs had finished the .eleventh box, she was quite wall again and to -day her wrists and knuckles are as shapely as ever. Several of our neighbors in Toronto knew now sink she was, and can cor- roborate every word I have Said. Either mysolf or my wife are willing to swear to the truth of these state- mento. Mr. Copeland has been laughed at for the enthusiasm with wbisb he has sung the praises of Dr. Willi/one' Pink Pills, but he believes that anything #o l got a the out11 mankind should valuable to mal praiseit deserves. ben at her resid- enceCopland was s enol on Ding street, Harriston, and she corroborated ovary word her hus- band nos said. She reluotentiy gave consent to neve her name published, Mil said that slie thought it proper that the efficacy of those pills should be made known. She was led to use l)r, Williams` Pink Pills 'through aim- ing the neonate of cares in the news" Pannfa. 11A Worcs to the Wise is Sufficient." But some stubborn people wait until " down sick" be- fore trying to ward off illness or cure it. The guise recog- HIDE AND SEEK. ,111.10,1 nize in the word "Hood's" assurance of health. For all blood troubles, scrofula pim- ples, as well as diseases of the kidneys, liver and bowels, Hood's Sarenparilla is the effective and faultless cure. Blood Purifier-" I have taken hood's Sarsaparilla, and find it beneficial for my. self and baby, It purifies the blood and strengthens the ardent." Mao. Helens WALL, Clinton, Ont. Strength Builder-" Myself, wife and children bave taken Hood's Sarsaparilla and it strengthened us. It relieved me of n lama book." DAVID MoOSoaer, caretaker, Coit In Mute, Galt, Ont. / f / J ��017 5yy ,..- a 4�IfRasr',rr nood'e Yi11. aero liver *Be; the non•Irr tatn4 end only eethortle 10 tehe „lth neo Biraapi 11T WOMAN'S HAND. It is certainly not true that small bands are bred by choice descent, for in one family the bands of both women and man are found different in size and in every other quality. The indi- vidual woman of the people stretches and hardens her hand and batters her nails on her own account, so that months of care would not retrieve it; but doubtless her baby band was much the same as a rich woman's in her own babyhood. English women, with their blonde hands, are admired deliri- ously for this one beauty by the dark- er races. But, at any rate, to English eyes, there is loveliness also In the fine band that has clear, brown colon in place of white a rare beauty, for the blonde woman has usually the finer form of hand; but somewhat dark must have been the "tender inward of the hand" that played on the virgin- als for Shakespeare. This 01d Game lx Often Played Ry the Navies of the 'World. The pursuit of Cervera's fleet is not without its parallels in history. The search for Sir John Franklin was a great deal like trying to find a needle in a haystack. His expedition was last spoken in July, 1845, and there- after disappeared without trade into the then unknown maze of sounds and islands between Baffinland and Bri- tish North America, comprising 60 de- grees of longitude and nearly 25 of latitude, hidden in Arctic darkness, bound in ice and covered with? snow for the greater part of every year. More than 20 expeditions searched that im- mense area, first for the explorers, and ellen for documents telling of their fate, but it was not until 1859 that Sir Francis McClintock, in command of Lady Franklin's forlorn hope, the lit- tle Fox, succeeded where so many had failed. Nelson's celebrated quest af- ter the French fleet, previous to the Battle of the Nile, throughout the Mediterranean, and to the West Indies, is another notable historical example of hunting for a man who had just left. Active Man Wanted To read this advertisement and then give Putnam's Painless Corn Extract- or a' trial. It never fails to cure. Acts in twenty-four hours and acuses neith- er pain nor discomfort. Putnam's Corn Extraotor extracts oorns. It is the, best. The Indian population of the United States is 825,464, a decrease in fifty years of only 62,765. 11 pharaoh 0h y dt I1 Payne, of Granby, Quo" 0 6 Up ®. Tar Mennfeeturer.• _.. President Loubet, of France, rarely is seen without a pipe in his mouth. 1R. BA.RBER'$ ESCAPE EXPELLING FOREIGNERS. Kaiser Wilhelm's tactics of expelling foreigners from Harmony are being ap- plied to Germans by some of his neigh- bors. Prof, Leo Meyer, for 83 years Professor of Comparative Philology nt the University of I)orput, in Livonia, bas been dismissed and a Russian ap- pointed in his place. The Now Woman Now- 'enters upon pursuits formerly monopolized by men. But the femur ane nerves are still bars and she set,. Ears from toolhaebe. To her we re- commend Nerviline-nerve-pain cure - cures toothaebe in a moment: Nervi - line, the most marvellous pain remedy known to silence. Nerviline may .be used effioaolously for all nerve pain. Five bunched persona are buried ev- ery year in Boston's potter's field. La Toscana, 10o, FAO URX Mo,,Isal, Capital'punishnsant is not inflicted in five states -Colorado Maine, Michigan, Rhode Island and Wisconsin. , NOTICE. -'351. Vaoaa ftawdun, end St. Llboire ,a edlea-3 ort View dull batary of nu Thesemurder and triol of Cordele. View and cam. remove. rise mailed on reoelpt of 6 Agenic sad Bookstores 10 ,PI* 'l at 81.60 par hundred. Luproboa & Leproboo, 1025 Notre Dame 8a., Moatruti. One way to get anything on tick is to put your watch under it. l TO CUn6 A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Broom teen' a Tablets, All Drug' nista refund the money if It fails to auto, 06o. There are three Bo'napartes left - Prince Roland, a widower, with one daughter, and the Prince Victor and Louie.° A Montreal Citizen Baffles a Danger., ous Enemy. ,L Revere Sufferer From gladder Disease-, Could Find No Relief TIIl He 'i•riesi Dodd's Kidney Pills -They Cared Elm. (Montreal, April 24. -There are few people in Montreal who have not known the agony of bladder trouble. This complaint attacks four out of every five persons, and unless it is ohecked in time, it leads to more ser- ious, and dangerous conditions, such as inflammation of the bladder, stric- ture, etc. Weak or defeotive kidneys are the oause of 'bladder troubles. The one way to get rid of bladder troubles, to sure them for all time, therefore, is ito strengthen and heal the kidneya. This, like everything else, is easy to do, if you take the right way, for, there is only one way to do it. Dna Dodd's Kidney Pili#. Dodd's Itidnby Pills are the only known remedy that can restore the kidneys to complete health. Thousands have proved this fact by experience,. All who have done so, speak in the same terms as Mr. John!)1. Barber, of this city, who says: "I suffered for two years with bladder and kidney give me relief. "I suffered more than I can toll, till I began using Dodd's Kidney Pills. I used only a few boxes, but they made me a strong and healthy man. "Dodd's Kidney Pills are worth their weight in gold," Dodd's Kidney Pills) are sold by all druggists at fifty Dante a box, six boxes $2.50, or sent, on receipt of price, by The Dodds Medioine Co,, Limited, Toronto. For Over Fifty Veers puss. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP hes beta trued bymothers for their ehil lren teething. It soothes the chili, softens the mots, alloysall pain, nano wind rlle, and le the best remedy for diarrhea', 550, a bot- .; Sold by all dntgglebi throughout the world, Be ie said ask for " Mra, Wlnelow's Soothing Byn9. GRAINS OF GOLD. The man who procrastinates strug- gles with ruin.-Hesiod. All that is human must retrograde if it do not advance. -Gibbon. Better be three bones too soon than one mtnuto too lata. -,Shakespeare. Re that will watch providenoes shall never want providence's to watch.- Flavel. The reflections on a day well spent furnish ns with joys more pleasing than `u l s -„themes a- t ottsand tri m h , ten h 1 Kempis, Here is the manliness of manhood, that a man has a good reason for what he does anti has a will In tieing. Maclaren. 811100 Poultry Orlt le the beat digester In the market LAURENTLAIS SAND le GRAVEL Co.. Montreal. China has begun the manufacture of smokeless powder. L tJ B Y' Giree now ]its to the BM4� Rair. It makes it grew and roetare1 the color. Sold by all druggists. Soc. a bottle. The father of thi children bas died in a poorhouse of Indiana. W. P. (1. 989 CALVE RT'S Carbolic Dleinfoctan to, Soaps, Dint. ment, Tooth Powders cite., have been awarded 100 medals and diplomas for superior excellence. Their regular use prevent intenti- ons diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain a supply. Lista mailed free on app)loation, F. C. CALVERT & CO., MANCHESTER. - - ENGLAND. ONE NIGH -A- Cornar Ge. """°90drugala forit.Prlce10e MONTREAL The ” Balmoral," Free Sus _ wgluv: Rhetallatlsm—Cure mar in 24 hours, 00 receipt aw epeoo 3 nllonig i. on reoelpt of 81. DR. RDIIBY, P.O. Boz 306, Monereal. CUTTING SCHOOL --Tapeta end Drees. mW.a," caul for oet- alome. C. & O. SCHOOL CO., Meotreal. COMMON SENSE KILLS Roaches, Bod ► \, y Bugs, Rate and Mice. Sold by all Druggist', or 081 Queen W. Toronto, Garment whowiebtolmpproveandbnoup- todaEo moEhode, write ue. Cutters! 6. W. suer &CO.,Toronto. FARtli3 POR SALE -g3 Acres-Town- lt 8'of1 sh1pp of SolU3,ol, 9 miles soot of Bnm• Llton, an 1100 of H., 0 h B. Rothsay; in fruit dk6dot, below mmurtoln; immInnate ppoanoolon; cony terms. J. A. OULHAM, Hamilton. Raking Powder. Formula Le make IS .0 0,y • et, Formula s made et email cost. Halal to the best Formula cant for 190, in 06010 A. ➢,. LAPIBRRE, 19 Lernyer Bt., Montreal. AR rim LEAD, a Bea -em o. LP_COPPER, BRASS. wholesale only. Long Distance Telophon01720. WILLIAM BT., TORONTO. • to Mille, Mills & Males, i 35 Barrl,tera,eto., removed • to Wesleyy BBldgs„ Rioh• mond 8t, 09., Toronto. F(1Rrl.ehiSALneE, with—One Slmp-on Dry Press Brick screen, alevotnra, and a JoOneou dry Dao ; .I.0 0 Oon,oll Fiend Prouoe; .?1 5 p005 ardor nod Tory 111,140. Apply to Bricks, Room 610, Boord o1 Trade, 1f you want to either POTATOES, write buy or sell a car load of a tit• The Dawson Commission Co., Limited, o rcnom.trce. aepe0Bny'onu.. Sir1 Titterers ?,,o huvatuilad sf # 1. rd 1N EKY kl Mil tobemvad ciao- IT'S A STICKER for quality—remember the name -- Lead packages. CEYLOI TEA. 25, 3o, 40, SQ & hoc. onboy's Improved arriage Tops... 550011180 THE HIGHEST AWAap AT Inn WDRLO'8 MIR 101h smears Patent senor Tope bass met wltyi Mk b unlvireal favor thatother papa ryetltS era aro now making Inferior lm titlegs 5W.0q sellingthem on the reputation the Qonboy,i. sayserson who reecommends an ilnlferinii Boake to be just es good. Thu Oonba FtolleriTopa ora A0 neer POP' fent 80 skilled workmen can ma o thd7n. • When you order yl1our��tt'B'ugg$yY4 etirt In pthilts• Witha genuine Coobey Roller Top,tour eatirlage 80lmltpatia0i are never am good. WISEMOTHERKNOW5 THE VALUE. OF -.. • '1 7 AS A PARTURIENT MEDICINE. where, Mite to Within six Months Venezuela, as the Dr. Arnott, Berlin who will wale. yon ho eon aura you nasult of North American enterprise, Good Rutter, Egtri, Produoo, will begin the Manufacture of cotton. Buy Send samples and quote lowest prices. THE AIKENHEAD PRODUCE CO., The only two great European capi- tals :that ever have been occupied by a foreign fee are London and St. Petersburg. How's This? PATnWe offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for say 0 00 01 CCa ar ro.that can not be oared by HallF, J. CHENEY' At 00., Props., Toledo. 0. We the Undersigned, have known F, J. porteatly honorable 15 years, ll business believe neaotions and Bnanoially able to carry out any obHga• Lions made by their firm. Wawa/TM/An,WholesaleDrugiriata Toisdo,O. WALa1NO, ICINNAN & MARv1N. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Ball's Catarrh onto is taken Internally, act- ing niroaly upon the blood and ,nueone mr- faces et the eyetem. Yi*oslSo, per bottle. Sold byisrlertet,eaHal'iamiyPiTestimonials hbes Prosperity is the touchstone of vir- t'rue; it is less difficult to bear mis- fortunes than to remain inoorrupted by pleasure, Tacltus. „,„„:"6„ a . 8S Front St. E., Toronto. Agehta l3sot Hing nrnoloon the mar Wanted yat. Rolle in erory elute, rrib tory and hmtso nsc Oklre to,0,1 y. _NOWELL & BURY - 41blmlgo end Montreal, '2-0 ” BEAVER BRAND" Maokintoah f't• never hardens k is ggrran1eed Water. pveroo055o,k, tClrotthtlaOno 0M0,00,00la;1u,s. 55 O o F 1 II C and sheet Metal Works. 50019INO 8LATE 3.131.0k, sod er Gree,, SLAM BLACKBOARDS �lYo supply Pnhllo 0011 Hi5h 8.0.11. Toronto), Rood 00,11 Pitch, Omer Tar, eta, done 71010 (ISao Now 057 Rnild. Inge, Toronto lathy furnished Moral Oath complete 00r• Maas, oto, shinned too furufertd fur work complete crier O. ERWrlaEASOd to 0n8 part of the co01,1,2 Phone 1936 0. DOTH IE& daNB, Adelaide &Widmer its„Toronto. pew Tire /M1 p rr DOUBLE TUBE:', ' f Boot O.O. D. to soy address ,�"'t Will mall section If .'^' = Wet. B. NORTHAM, TORONTO, ONT, TAIVIMERERS. Ooty InstitutionInCanada for the of every qv Tpptohpase of 1600 .005 a 00000*. Estebltabsd OHIR0i1'e AUTO -VOCE I7F�rIEVTM, 0 Pembroke St., Toronto, Canada Agents Wanted It every Oua' 1ty to nen ROItoO Health drink; looks, tastra and prepared like coffee. Pointy.. cure for dyspepsia, and other ailments caused by tea and coffee drinking. Send 10 cents for sample ' ,a1f pound package (pre•paid), and terms, ROKOo M'F'O. 00., TORONTO, CANADA, 154 Queen St. East, FREE Isle beautiful ,Oold-yhell eollt0 ve Mtn'm00 0 *0Lltpp PIueh•llnol easel tar clung 1 ne. dmty 150 H Malay.n,15 bran a iawdustt 8 u at 100 each. *00 uta . *1.20 and ...Ira nag PO bpi by return mW, Ll�pp rat rnma,io0, Wopre• tarred. U oldgoed. tetant/ble 51fo1HE IMMIX 00.. Dent. 'Z,' Toronto, Ont. 21.150 will, IF TAKEN at ONCE, buy a PATENT MEDICINE BUSINESS, stock sufficient to make $3,000 worth. No other pill like it on market. Fortune for energetid man. Box 17, TRUTH OFFICE. ALLAN LINE 8:64,147 4,47 471 ,�0/p,'rPra6 ,a�.n ,t tt, O •bs't,•'' wpN wat sf.p iide Die ROYAL MAIL Sr. LROOsuNCE STEAMERS Muv1RPoOL SUNINIER S- AILINGS. NUMODIAN-May 0 June - 10, ,idly 16. CALIFORNIAN-liayl3 June 17, July 20. GALLIA-May 20 June 21. CORo0ONGA-biay 27, July 1. Cabin Passage -$60.W and upwards Second Oabio-595.00 Return $66.60 c . Btcenge-Liver of London, Glasgow, Londonderry orqueenetown, $110. For further information apply to H. BOURLIER, 77 Yonge St., Toronto, or H. & A. ALLAN, Montreal. On Trial WE SEND THE AYLMER SPRAY PUMP, OA Tan ANDERSON FORCE PUMP, 0o olSog, ibeae Lerma, No euaksr, ne poWnl taste Rfetlme. For Illustrated Oatalomea., ad' dress AYLMER IRON WORKS. or J. W, ANDERSON, Aylmer, Ont. TORONTO Butting Bohool offers opeoial edren 1 e a:, desirens of acquiring a theraugh knowledge o Cutting and Pitting Gentlemen's Garments. Write pnrticularn' 110 Tango e0. Toronto, Catholic Prayer 0cake. OruoIlln Religious Pictures, Statuary, and BcApolar'Y, CHURCH OP.NAMEHTB, Educational Works, 51e11 ordure reoolre prompt attontSee. D. J. SADLIER & CO., rnRQaC14 Man'. LETTER F1LE0 andd s. ���•��0 TRANSFER 0010[10 CANATIOA PERMANENT Loan and Sayings Company. INnanranATED 1551. Paid-up Capital • $2,000,000 Reserve. Fund. 1,150,000 Mead Office -Toronto 54,, Toronto. iirestoh Df14000 Winnipeg, Man., Van00000r, S.O. 5SRt'0n1T'S are received at tetaroa, paid or mum, pounded half yoarly. 9,DEanitT®nES Issued in Currency or Sterling w1Elt Interest coupons attached, pyayYable In Canada or • I0,4 by law to inveiors st In theTDebentures are of ttbl; 0ompsuy. I10NmT At1VANd on on Rea ondit, security o at current tatos and on favorable conditions as 4 rel payment. Mortgages and ktuniolpel Debentures purchased. J.-14ERO11RT MSON Managing Divider. Inne " Maltose Cross n GOLDla on v Ey fig gq Cu Ehe eel 1 7,51 4 hsod 0 .n a *M mw name 011 e0dioee, ## eh ea 130 aM lI, L*01 10 nod wo wa tw by caption for 20 O'ld fol, it e I a, u woo, cap./lank a book aadina d 4l• P .m ,dnad,et oD fn him wf , tily RAMA' It late like n nlld ¢old .011.6,drathiota In Mted w,16G nee einnnt 00thlthwe'oern 4t 1 aaiidinn 15eDOn .gp it :aa . *10 5,009,0*llgpru. Fra1,00 If leer pthIb, nxnra• td. yyon Ond tteproo what' In oxn11t0dnyae likp�ent,nt00 pit 01 0,00, ant its, yedri'6 su3 terry Watch CO., Toronto, Ont. File Complete 51.00. Board and Arob 60o, Blnd6mpolffee0e, B4o,or0d paand dAozrooeb,o2m.p loEw Tho Offloo Specialty Mfg. 00•, Lim140 122 and 124 Bay 8t., TORONTO. Faobry: Newmarket, De Laval Cretv1t Oeparatore, ALPHA—HAND AND POWER. CANADIAN DAIRY SUPPLY CO., Of Montreal and Winnipeg We Agents for Canada. Cyiioner Egging Ogallala Dynamo Selene Lard Naafis O castor Germania 011 G0,134 Ray Bt„ Toronto. L. COFFEE & CO., awb11,5,4 10 8 GRAN ARID COMMiSSION MERCHANTS, Come 400.12 board of Trade Building, •1 TORONTO, ONT. THOMAS FLYNN JOHN L. Ocala Ideal leather Polish is the best for MEN'S WOMEN'S AND OF/IL RE/4'S BOOTS AND SHOES. getrM0de in All Colon. sarsold By0gwtien. FREE,. II kilo 1:711 7n Watch, with gnarl Or chatelaine f°reciting 8 dos. of our full-sized Linen Doylie..t1Oo.asoh; Lady's e4ringailver Watch forscilla¢ 5 dos. Doylies In I.te00 and preheat denten. They .ell at. eight. Wrl4cod we tend them postpaid. Benham, return our money end ere prumptly forward �.,,-�m-•r•+ yourwatchfmo. Unaod doy es mtlumblo. 011501 tl0YLYQO., Ocpt„ Y,' TwoMg4 MA Dominion Line RSTEAMOVAL SIUPsIL Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool. Large and fast Steamers Vancouver, Dominion, Scotsman, Cambroman. Baton of passage 1-F rel Cabin $50 upwards ; Samna Cabin, 836; Steerage, 8�114.60 apnyd 11150. PorA ID internist* 8100 ,lGenerocal r.l Agent., 17 St. &cerement St., Mania, THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. EPa GRATEFUL -COMFORTING. 000A BREAKFAST -SUPPER. gagOF OUR STUDENTS have re000ny taken good AO situations, and four position. remain unfilled. 5111,ATFORD, ONT. We teach reel business -no in& baton or nonsense.. In fair competition our graduates IVO nearly always oilman. Businosa 1000 agprealuts one work. Beet Commercial Bobool in Canada Enternow.1 Circulars area W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal. if Mi I We give this fine 4 -Blade Pearl Handle KNIFE for selling 6 Ladies' Gold Plate Shirt Waist BEAUTY PINS at To cents each. Simply send your address and we will forward wicks post-paid. When sold, send the no cents and we will send knife, with all charges paid. Address, Gem Novelty Co.,Toronto, Ont, HEALTH RESTORED wko.:,odohe mo.t dhordorud Btomnuh, Luo ,,15.,,,,, Livor, Illood, 51,8400, $idnern, Drain nod 111,.16 hg Du *653* n' Revalolita Arabloa Feed, whlo6 gem Invalids and Children, 004t1 oho Rooro sue' bes.fnllri Iaf,n1s 03,00. Aflmenio 5,01 DobilltY hove .0• e eked alit other trootm0nte, It dlguoto when all eth,O ideal i s ")"'"1. 1, eve 0 71;r:,1:1 . caEou1t0 i nno Ym,edIii.e e450a rs0l6lCeojodlgtao , snueds: eOt'a g�dsoAinum tbnoto4dDia 'ldB o mu,6inrirrlhhv NatronaDepity, SlOolileor0O0,,Dospnndcnoy, ,�l �t7na1ren, ��4Cp� 6g1 �^r. �Il�o BP 06IE r , 9 st.1. Etre 0 Casts non, h n ata li d s , Q 1 „,„„,w.,0„„M iti tall 4,00,111, 14. and Stores ea free. AInti ub 8.rt�g,{', est, 51b, 1#0. SOnE onrrldt0 free, Alab Dd Pd to,,seds1The , time 8g. d. nd0 n'y . pp '(tr fn 0 p 6� Agee4 far Cen's7at Tho T',1I'4n ik.rLLWiWd�Tor0nt4