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IL has boom contended that pre000ious
olevol'ness fereshaduws a career the ro-
vers() of brilliant. 13ut .(Itis in nut al-
ways the cum, for, While it in undoubt-
edl) true that most" leen and women
do their beat work at about the period
of middle age, there are plenty of in-
•etanee8 Of pelsous who bave riseu to
positions of eminence w1io displayed
algae of geltlus at'a very early age.
At "the age of 9, Diokeus'„nsed to de-
light his companions by telling them
»stories, while Scutt composed a num-
bet of interesting tales when he waa
only 12, . Cbarlotte pronto, Loo, wrote
numerous stories, poems and ' plays
when she waa 14, and et the age of
8 Macaulay compiled a universal his-
tory...
Writers in other lands have not in-
frequently given similar evidence of
pre000iuus cleverness. The great Scan-
dinavian poet, Adam. Oehlensohlager,
when quite a child, evinced unusuai
.skill in writing verses, and in his ninth
:year produced several short comedies
for private theatricals, John Payne,
au American actor and dramatist, was
another prodigy from childhood. He
wrote for the press and was editor of
the Thespian Mirror when only 18.
The musical world has brought forth
many infant prodigies. Before he was
8 years of age, Mendelssohn excited
WS wonder of his teacher's by his in-
credible facility in playiug music at
sight, and when he was only 11 he
WROTE HIS FIRST CANTATA.
Mozart played in public when he waa
5, and Beethoven at 7 had attracted
attention by his phenumeual perform-
auues.
The distinguished German, musical
'composer, Robert Schumann, elso•
Interesting for Women.
The former Empress Eugenie has
gone to the Continent in acoordaooe
with her custom and will not return
to England for eight months. Much
of her lime will be spent on the Riviera
and, in travelling on her yacht. Her
English home at Farnborough is said
to be a moat substantial building of
red brick and stone, unpretentious, but
most comfortable. Unlike many Eng-
lish country places, it in supplied with
gas, equipped with a "stoma plant, and
supplied with hydrants :for protection
in case of fire, It is surrounded by
beautifully wooded grounds. This is in
reality, Eugenie's home, altlough she
spends a large part of every year in
travel. She is an early riser In spite
of the fact that aloe suffers from in-
somnia. Two friends live with her,
and her household consists of ten ser-
vents. The regular routine of the day
is described as monotonously quiet.
.Breakfast is an early meal, and is fol-
lowed by letter writing and reading
the newspapers, which ore attended to
by Eugenie's two devoted friends. She
sometimes visits the village of Farn-
borough in the morning, and regular-
ly before luncheon every day a visit
is made to the mausoleum on the
grounds where the Emperor and the
Prince Imperial are buried. The after-
noon the Empress usually spends in
walking through the grounds. On her
visits to London Eugenie is accom-
panied always by four servants. Her
comfortable and dignified estate of semi
royalty is maintained with her own
fortune, which is said to be large
enough to keep her in luxury and
will probably continue to be sufficient
for the rest of her life, She gives lib-
erally to charities in the neighborhood
of her English home. Her entire time
is spent in Farnborough, sere for occa-
sional visits to London, which are made
to attend. to her Dueiuessinterests. She
is said not to be sed, in spits of the
loneliness of her life.. She has a bicycle
track at Farnborough, for her young
showed at a very early age remarkable relatives, and takes great delight in
talent for playing and composing. Al - their society when they visit her. The
though at the metsel.. of his studies he frienlship et Queen Victoria has always
been n boon to ber, and the English
lost the use or his right hand he work-
ed steadily on, struggling against all
obstacles, and achieving success by his
indomitable energy and genius.
Among artists, Raphael worked in
the studio at 12, at whloh age Titian
painted a Madouna. Landseer, the great
animal painter, exhibited his pictures
at 18, but he had previously given early
indications of his genius by drawing
animals well before he wits 5 years of
age Turner may be quoted as anoth-
er example of premature development.
Turning to individual instances of
youthful preeoetty, it is recorded of a
Hanoverian lady named Dorothy Soh-
lozer, that she had the degree of doc-
tor in philosophy conferred upon her
when she was only 17 years of age.
Before she was 8 years old, she was
taught German, and three years lat-
er she had learned french,. Other lan-
guages followed in rltpid succession,
and before she was 14 she had become
au excellent classical sth:uler. In addi-
tion she made herself acquainted with
every branch of polite literature, as
well as many of the sciences.
01 an individual named John Barre -
tier it is declared that he was master
of five languages at the age of 9 ;
wlltle in his 14th year he published a
learned letter in Latin and translat-
ed the " Travels of Rabbi Benjamin"
from Hebrew into French. Four years
later the fame of his learning and
writings attracted the notice of the
professors of the university al Halle,
who were so delighted with his wit and
knowledge that they offered him the
degree of
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
Blaise Pascal, ono of the most pro-
found thinkers and accomplished writ-
ers of France, is said to have shown
precocious proofs of genius, partioular-
ly in mathsmatioe, from his early child-
hood. At the age of 10 he composed
traotate on gonia sections. which ex-
oited great admiration, and before be
was 26 he had composed the greater
part of his mathematical works, and
made the brilliant experiments in hy-
drostatioe and pneumatics for which
he is renowned.
At .the present moment, the 4 -year-
old son of a butcher is attracting con-
skderable attention in Germany by his
wonderful gifts. Only recently he was
presented to Lhe Anthropological so-
ciety .of Berlin as a remarkable exam-
ple of early intelligence. His chief de-
light is reading, in whiob he showed
himself exceptionally proficient at the
age of 2 years. He evidently possess-
es a retentive memory, for he can re-
peat a large number of historical,
bio-
grnnbis 1 dates, including the dates of
1
the births and deaths of innumerable
generals, poets, and philosophers, All
this knowledge, it is stated, has been
self -acquired,
THE WIDOW'S DEVOTION.
There was a loan banged for murder
in Sydney, Australia, 13y hie widow's
consent, bis figure was exhibited in
a local waxworks' show. Every Sunday
ar for six months the woman, dressed in
deepest mourning, called and put a
Olean shirt on the unresisting form of
the wax man. Theo her visits stepped.
Some time after, happening to meet the
manager of the show, the lady ex-
plaiuea, with many blushes, that she
had marrieo again, and her naw bus-
band energetically objected to her
wifely attention to the toilet of No.
NEW FUEL.
"Manjak" is the name of a new
mineral, of a lustrous. blank, &Weover-
• ed on the Island of Ba.rbadoes. As-
- cordlug to experts, it is petrified pet-
.roloum mixed with solid organic mat-
ter.fuel,
tar: It will form a va cab e far
superior to coal..
GARDEN OF BABYLON.
Mt'Assyrian tablet in the cellar of
the .British Museum has on it a repre-
sentation of the hanging gardens of
Babylon, according to Herr Bruno NLeis-
sner. If he in right this ie the first
testimony to their existence found
among the eoneiform insoriptigna.
sovereign has never failed to .recog-
nize her equal rights. In the official
court journal, every mention of the
Empress is made to place her on an
exactly equal footing with the Queen.
Marcella Sembrich has a superb col-
lection of jewels, which are valued at
more than $2CQ,0f0. They are custom-
arily carried in a. casket built to con-
tain the different articles, and this
is always carefully guarded. On the
day tint she arrived Mme. Sembrich
who is not a tall woman, seemed afoot
or two taller than her nustomary
A SERIOUS TIME.
A QUEBEC FARMER SUFFERED FOR
NEARLY TEN YEARS.
Iliad the Best of Oiadlcnl Treatment, and
Tried Ilot Springs Without Receiving
Reneat-Dr. Williams' Pink l'tllt
Cured Ilia.
height. The members of lbs .company
a^hu oreeeed 0n the atoamsr with her
were unable Lu account for the change`
as they stood among the trunks await-
ing the inspeotiun of the luggage, One
of them was Beatty unable To endure
the uncertainty any longer, and went
over to find out lite reason Tor Ler
increased stature. Then it was diseuv-
ered that Mme. Sembrich was stand-
ing on her jewel casket. 'There was no
other way of securing the customary
protection while the trunks were
opened, Su she mounted the bux in or-
der to pretext it from any potanible
danger^. A somewhat similar Incident
bappened once in Russia. Mme, Sem-
brieb was travelling from St. Feterts-
burg to Warsaw, She, her husband
and the jewel box were in one emu -
Nutmeat, while her maid and the
eourien with whom she usually travels
wore in another car. The other paaeen-
gels in the car wore an Offieer wham
they had mot in St. Petersburg and
two strange men. After the train left
Moscow the officer told Mme. Sembrich
that he had recognized the two men
as notorious thieves who 110.41 lately
been released from prison' and were
doubtless on the train for the purpose
of getting at her jewels, which were
famous in Russia. He promised to keep
guard from the outside. Mms, Sembrich
and her husband locked the door and
alternated in sitting on the jewel cas-
ket until Warsaw was Peached in the
early morning hours. Then a policeman
was brought to the car, and under his
supervision, the singer and her jew-
els were safely curried to the hotel.
lblany of them were giver; to the sing-
er by admirer's is Russia. -some of
wh to were not even known to her by
name. Tbs most valuable part of the
collection is a superb set of sapphires,
Mr. John Story, of Maryland, Pon-
tiac Co., Que., is well known to all the
residents of that section, and his cure
from an unusually severe attack of
rheumatism, by the use of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, after all other reme-
dies had failed; has, if possible, added
to the popularity of this favorite medi-
cine. Mr. Storey gives the following
statement of his suffering and cure.
Ha says -"Some ten years ago I was
engaged in railroading on the Lake
Superior section. of the C.P.R. I was
exposed to all kinds of weather, andas
a result sustained a severe attack of
rheumatism, which all but crippled
me, and from which I suffered •muoh
agony. I spent more than a hundred
dollars an doctors, and fur medicine.
but was gradually getting worse :and
finally had to Quit work. At this
juncture thedoctor told me that be
did not think medioinecould cure me,
and advised ms to get to some hot
springs. 1 took his advice and
went to the Harri.stou .Toot Springs,
in British Columbia, where I remain-
ed. for Dight weeks under the care of
the house physician, but experienced
no benefit. I then went over to
Tacoma, and took a course at the
Green !liver Hot Springs, but with
no better result. Completely dis-
couraged T returned to my home in
Quebeo, and went Lo farming, but the
rheumatism bo.hered me so much that
out1.1 scarcely o
I nd my work. 171.
Williams' Pink Pills were recommend. -
ed. Lo mo and I dedided to give them a
trial. After taking n few boxes I
found they were helping ma and1 con -
Lined their use until T bad Luken six-
teen boxes, by which time every ves-
tige of the trouble which had bothered
me for years, and had cost me so much
money, had diseppsal'ad. It is now
more than a year and a half since I
discontinued the use of the pills and
during that time I have not had the
slightest symptom of the trouble, which
regard as the very best evidence that
Lhe cure is permanent.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a speaifia
for all diseases arising from an im-
poverished ooudition of the blood or a
s1,..K4ered o.., Al 1o,, of rte nervous
POW persons who have seen the Ger-
man Empress would believe that she
spends money extravagantly on her
'dresses, yet she is said to keep twelve
women constantly employed on her
wardrobe, under the supervision of a
maid of honor. When she is about to
take a journey requiring especial cere-
mony this number is increased, to forty,
and for every wedding she attends the
Empress is said to order fifteen new
dresses. In addition to the dresses
made in her private establishment,
there are court gowns brought from
Vienna to ba worn on state occasions.
These are so long that the trains nave
to be carried to enable the Empress to
walk, and are frequently studded with
jewels, The value of one dress, includ-
ing the jewels applied to the train, is
said to have been $20,000. The rule at
the German court makes it impossible
for the Empress to appear twice at the
state. functions in the same costume,
and much of the work done by the
twelve dressmakers is in making al-
terations so that' the rule may not
be broken and the dresses have a dif-
ferent look though they are really the
same. The Empress, when in full dress
wears many jew9 els. Some of these are
the property of the Crown, and she
is entitled to use tbem only so long
as her husband remains Emperor. She
has no right to wear them as a widow.
But she baa some beautiful gems giv-
en to her by the Emperor at their
marriage, and a beautiful collection of
pearls left to her by the late Empress
Augusta. The Empress Friederioh is
most economical in matters of dress,
and so are the majority of women who
come tothe German event. A.t the so-
called " Schlepps Cour " or " train
court," which corresponds to a presen-
tation in England, the costumes are
not brilliant. The most necessary thing
is a train of satin of a certain length.
Some of these trains appear to have
been in use for years -indeed, until
most of the satin bas been worn away,
and only the back remains. They are
handed -down for years in families, and
hitched on to the dresses; of various
members ofthe families to qualify them
for presentation at this formal court
function.
FASHION AS A REFORMER,
Fashion is responsible for many evils,
but now andathen it does the world a
good turn. It doing so nolo in China
for what persuasion and reasoning
could only in a small measure a000m-
plish in the direction of the suppres-
sion of foot -binding, fashion is efEeot-
ing 'much mora quickly. The governor
of Hunan, until Mately the most bit-
terly anti -foreign of all the provinces
of Chinn has issued a proclamation
discouraging the cruel custom through-
out his province.
l-
AntirEoot-binding societies are mul-
tiplying
u
tiplying rapidly in the province. One
Moiety numbers thousands of mem-
bers, bsrs who pay five too s a little less
then a dollar and three -quarters -en-
trance money, and one Mexican dollar
-about hall an American dollar -as
an 'Minuet subscription afterward. The
fact that the majority of those enter-
ing the society are paying members
shown that the movement is among
the better Masses, and that foot -bind-
ing is becoming unfashionable.
The proceeds of the members' fees is
devoted to a guod purpose, no other
than the providing of dowries for poor
girls who could not otherwise find re-
speotable husbands because they have
natural -sized 1set.
A very decided indication of the
growing: unfashionableness of foot-
isf h St Vitus' dance, 1bending furnished by a conversation
01008, such as t a e, oaomo
- overheard an board a'river streamer in
ton ataxia, rheunlulisin, paralysis, sot-
atioe, the after effects of la .grippe,
lose of appetite, headache, dizziness,
chronic erysipelas, scrofula, etc. They
are also a specific for the troubles
peculiar to the female system, corroet-
ing irregularities, suppressions, and all
forms of female weakness, building
anew the blood and restoring the glow
of health to pale and sallow cheeks,
In the Dasa of men they effect a radical
Merein all cases arising from mental
worry, overwork or excesses of any
nature.
Protect yourself against imitations
by insisting that every box you pur-
chase boars the full name Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink' Pills for Pale People If
yam dealer does not have them they
will be sent, post paid, at 51 ciente a
box or six boxes for $2.50, byaddress-
ing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brookville, Ont.
China.
Several well-to-do young men of
China were discussing the question of
What sort of wife one of their number,
who was contemplating matrimony,
ought to try to secure, Among other
advantages he was advised to look for
a wife with natural feet, as bound feet
were already reckoned unfashion-
able.
The tracts Written against the cruel
t0
ot foot -binding
are in Vest de -
Mend
(Even non-Christians write
against the evil, but they are frank
enough to confess that it was the
Christian ladies who led the way to
the reform, and they circulate the
missionary tracts along with their
own,
We enjoy thoroughly only the plea-
sure that we give. -Dumas,
"The trail Cannot Grind
with Water That's Past,"
This is 'whist a fagged out,
tearful little woman said in
telling her cares and weak-
nesses, Her friend encouraged
by telling of a relative who
had just such troubles and was
cured by Mood's Sarsaparilla.
The little woman now has tears of
boy, for she took Hood's, which pother
lood in prime order, and she dues an
the strength of the present instead of
worrying about that of the past.
Flumor-" When I need a blood purifier
I Lake Lluod's Sarsaparilla, It 0urod my
humor and it Is excellent se a nerve tonic,'
JOSllt EATON, Stafford Settee , Conn.
s$ores'-"Attaraet v
a rEryuoutngipelas sore was left on my scneserl, leTooker
Hood's Sersupnrllla end 1t cured me. My
brother was also relieved by 1101 erysipelas
In bis face." IBLI.A COURSER, Burden, N. B.
kr,741118(144:
Opodh Pills cure liver 111,1 the nen-Irritating an -4
Cat
only attic t0 Mite "'Yr -Hood's Sarsaparil1lla,
CORRECT STATIONERY.
Fashion has decreed any amount of
embellishment on the up-to-date sta-
tionery. A•young woman may use her
crest or ooat-of-arms, or may adopt
a device to suit her taste. She may
limit bar ornamentation La an initial
or use a monogram. These should be
placed in the upper left corner of the
writing paper or in the middle of the
sheet, about two inches from the top.
The flap of the envelope may be simi-
larly decorated unless sealing wax is
used. Cream and the various shades
of blue are the most popular.
FALLS ARE WEAK.
Niagara is a Pigmy Compared With
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
No Kidney Disease in Dangerous IP Dodd's
Kidney Pills be Dsed-Mr. J. R. Joao*
is a Living Proof of This.
Niagara Falls, Ont., May 15. -The
Falls of Niagara are a stupendous pow-
er for the ,welfare of mankind. But,
right in the midst of our quiet p
o
p
u
-
lace, another power a million times
greater has been at work recently.
Niagara Falls have destroyed scores of
lives, With all their power and
grandeur, they never saved one life.
The other power we refer to has saved
thousands of lives -it has never des-
troyed one. This power is Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills.
Let one Of our most respected citi-
zens tell what Dodd's Kidney Pills did
for hien. He says: "I have suffered
for seven years with Bladder and Kid-
ney Disease, and tried in vain to find
a remedy that would aura me, until I
providentially hoard of Dodd's Kidney
Pills So highly were they recom-
mended to me by a friend who had
used them, that I bought three boxes
at once. I am happy to say 7 didn't
need to buy any more. Those three
boxes cured me.
"Dodd's Kidney Pills cured me of
Diabetes also, Therefore, I contend,
I have good reason to sing their praise.
1 shall never cease doing so -John B.
Joines."
Niagara Falls, with the strength of a
billion of giants, could not relieve Mr.
Jones of one twinge of pain. Dodd's
Kidney Pills banished all his pains for
ever. And, even as they cured Mr.
Jones, so will they Dura any person
who suffers from Bright's Disease, Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Lumbago, Bladder, and
Urinary Diseases, Diseases of Woman,.
and all other Kidney Complaints.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are sold by all
druggists at fifty cents a box, six box-
es $2.50, or will be sent, •on receipt of
pride by The Dodds Medicine Company,
Limited, Toronto.
Affectation lights a candle to our des.
feats, and thougb it may gratify our-
selves, it disgusts all others. -Lava -
ter.
Toplo8 of the Day.
Every one is suprised at ,the rapidity
and effiaaay with which Nerviline-
neive-pttin cure -relieves neuralgia
i ervLtine
is as speci-
fic
�T P
and rheums
fie for all nerve pains and should be
kept on hand by every family,
The owners of plantations in Cuba
refuse to employ
i laborers.
S ansh
p
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of tits paper w111 be element to
learn that there is at Most one dreaded disease
that science has been able t0 once to all tis
stages and that Is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh
Coro in )he only ;melee etre 'known to trio
inedtee.l fraternity. Catarrh being a conetitu-
Menai nitons°, requires a eoustiitutlouts treat.
moat., Hall's C11,111.1.111 Oare is taken internally,
acting direetb' neon the blood and mucous sur•
faced of the system, thereby d.stroybug the
foundation of the disease, end giving the
patient Wer: 5th by building to fife conetiltl'
tion and assisting nature in doing its work.
The prspriotors have so meet, faith in its n• ra.
tine powers, that they oiler Otto Hundred 1 0l.
bars for any ohne. thatlt tails to cure. Bend for
list et tostim malt. Address.
Ir. J. OHENPEY & 00., Tole lo, 0.
Sold by Diet be, 750,
Bali'a Family 101114 Ara the beat.
In activity WA must find our joy as
well as glory; and labor, like every-
thing else that is goad, is its own re-
ward. -E. P. Whipple.
ANCIENT TOMB.
Lightning recently brought about the
discovery of an Etruscan Lomb near
Volterra. It struck an old pine tree
on a hillock, and in cutting down the
relnnuniti of the lrao floc workmen
found the top of the sepulcher under
the roots.
A Query Answered.
,Anxious questioners ask. "Is there
no sure cure for corns?" We Ire glad
to be able to fP11 these sufferers that
T'alnem:', Painless Corn .Extractor
will relieve 111"ny in a day, and pert root
corns without pain. It. never fails.
Pew persons have sufficient wisdom
to prefer censure, which in useful, to
pi
ra e which deceives ten.—ltoehefou-
Por Over Fifty Years
MRB. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP ham bees,
peed b Athan for their dill inc teething, 1.t soothes
the ehl ld, ,nfaans the gums, ollaye ell pain, •urno clod
Ile, and ir the best remedy for dlan'hma. 00, a bob
rte• Sold by all druielsts throneheut the world, Be
re and sat for " M0. W inetow'a o0thi'g Syrup
Title and ancestry render a good
man more illustrious, but an ill ons
more contemptible. -Addison.
E
nrOpean Plan. 11aeln*-
from $1 n d,ly npp GP0.
u,noa,staum), Mmnreal. 1001, Carslaka& ('d, Pr0P a.
' Hotel Carslaka1
Gene hairs that can be counted don't
count.
La Toscana 10o. IR16LIANCIi CIGAR
I 10A VI CRY, MontreaL
Accuracy is the Lwin brother of hon-
est) ; inaccuracy of dishonesty. -C.
Simmons. -_
YO OURE A OOLO IN ONE DAV
Take Lexadvo Ramo Quinine Tablet(. All Drug'
gats refund the money if it !ails to ave. 150.
The shortest and surest way to live
wit!, honor in the world, is to be in
reality what we would appear to be. -
Socrates.
It Pharaoh 1.00.91 Sayns, of0ranbo,Qua"
Cigar 3tontttaoturer.
The wise man never loses his repu-
talior. by attempting to answer fool
questions. _—
0050a
aAURF.NnINAiSANne MOM 0t. 31u Crean
I "Evil is wrought by want of
thought:," says the poet. Very true,
and much is wrought by thoughts of
want.
LU Y8
Gives new lite to the
Hair. Itmakes it pow
and restores the color.
Sold by all druggists. goc, a bottle.
But few angels bave cause to boast
of the attention shown them when
1they happen to be entertained un-
awares.
W. I1'. C. 972
CALVERT'S
Carbolic Disinfectants, Scene, Olnt.
moot, Tooth Powders, ore„ have been
awarded 100 medals and diplomas for superior
excellence. Their regular use preve.t lnfeoti•
one diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain
supply. Lists mailed free on application.
F. C. CALVERT & CO.,
MANCHESTER. - - ENGLAND,
AGENTS.
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Intelligent woman wanted in every town to demon.
grate ' TOggett's Perfect Skirt Supporter and Waist
Fastener' (Canadian patent tact granted) attached to
corset it connote water, skirt and underskirt keeping
all In perfect poeluon: Imppossible for skirts to sag or
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O. W. BUNT & CO.,00., Toronto
HARRIS Ds'LEA, COPPER, Bas
Wholesale only, Tong, Distance, Telephone 1720.
WILLIAM ST., TORONTO.
COMMON SENSE KILLS Ronchee, Bed
Bugs, Rats and Miro. Hold by all
Druggists, or S81 Queen W. Toronto.
Catholic Prayer nooks, ROcspoal,et'A-
V
Catholic Prayer olf0h,w Scapulars,
Educaoustional
al Work a'tMnmoy, and eelim p Orpt:ahe5.
MonOnttonnl 1V 0. S orders.11)&oiv0 p Montreal. Mon. 0. & J. IIADLIBR & CO„ Montreal.
Raking Powder.Formldn eo make h
yourself, seedy mode
1 bent. Formula sent for
n
nrnll anmc Equal to the 1?dam et.0t0 tl
A. LAP1HR31E, 10 Leroyer Stn Montreal.
ts r+epenikllyLnpee
eget ni a IVn[dt l411R+ ,t'na hard fatted
OsG1611®Il11DDE�rh7 fbstl i�GnheauredaleP-
whero,. write to
Dr. Arnott, Berlin who will oonafneoyou ho eau 0010 you
' It. Mille, Mills &
Barrlsters,eta„removed
to Wesley Rid ., R1oh-
mond Bt. W., Toronto.
TORONTO Cutting school offers spooled advantages
to all desirous of acquiringa thorough knowledge of
Cutting and Fitting Gentlemen's Garments. Write for
particulars,
113 Tonga no Toronto.
-410 iylhiiul8
Lard
tdeolslool
Castor
Cyiliidor
EI101U0
Macllmc
OYu0iu0
Gormitiia OH CO ,134 Day St., Toronto.
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Everyone appeeciates a cup of good TEA,
.81
Lead packages,
onboy's Improved
arriage Tops
55011550 THE NIOHEBT AWARD
Al TEO WOOLP'S PAiR 1803.
Oonboy'e Patent Roller Top* have met with
Nu, :huniversal favor that other ma o. MAIM.
ors aro now Sulking int crier imitations and
selling them on the reputation the (lonboy
Tope have made. Do net her hoodwlnkod or
6,7 person who recommends an intoner
melte to be just art good.
Tee Oonbot]' l2ollerbTops are sat ASAP per.
foot as skilled workmen can make them.
Whoa you 'order your EMMY stip tetra
with your carnage builder that it is to Dave
a genuine Oonbody Roller Tap, ao imitations
aro never NS good.
The Dawson Commission Co., Limited
Oor. West.fdaritet & Solberno St„ Toronto
Oen get yen best prtonator your Apples, Butter. Eger
Poultry, and other produce, if your ship It to Mem.
W, T. ASHBRIDGE, C.E.,
605 TEMPLE BUILDING, - - .TORONTO,
Platte, Estimates, era,. for
Municipal and Private Sewerage end Water Supply
l:n'r•ATT, LRA 15000 001) 1MreOvEnteNTe,
Bridge Foundations, Concrete Oonstruonon, EIo,
Melee- Health -Drink
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
SUBSTITUTES/TEA AND COFFEE.
A 100. nankeen will make 75 cups. For mala by all
000005nde halfelb tsr 11, package, wanted. Send ISa for
ROKCO M'F'C CO., Toronto, Canada.
TEtiVisEtissyroRKNows
AS A PARTURIENT MEDICINE.:
Al 5 will, IF TAKEN at ONCE,
�®.. buy a PATENT MEDICINE
BUs1NESS, stock sufficient to make
$3,00o worth. No other pill like it
on market. Fortune for energetic
man. Box T7, TRUTH OIFFICE.
Shannon L TRAHSFER 08858,
File Complete $1.00. Board Sud Aroh 50o.
Shupplea, Boaxd cod Aroh, 2510
Blndiog Uamne, 43.03 per dozen oomplets.
Tho Offloe 550010lty Mfg. Co., Limited
122 mad 155 Bay St., TORONTO.
Factory: Newmarket.
Hobbs Hardware O.
LONDON.
HLGHEST
GRADES.
INDE
LOWEST
PRICES.
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Dealers, Ask Per Quotations.
EA
Deafness a 1idEAD
NOISES relieved byTNE
COMMON SENSE EARDRUMS.
Made of soft rubber, are sale, mom.
fortuble and Invisible. write for
Cnmphlet showing benefit In ease of
atarrhal Deafness, Roaring and
Hissing aromas. Relaxed, Sunken
o' a Thickened Drums.
The Common Sense Ear
Drllin & Med'olne Co:,
Limitmi,
Freehold Building, Toronto.
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GOLD PLATED. ck,a tbl.deii
end we will [ rward ,l, and ld, foTylea
by canvas for areminntlon. It is
saap.bact andbeeoldust.procl.
Pen due, Item wind nailed,
00101 plated bandeoleoll nm
rgraved. 111 mks like a solid
1
gold
of o,I American4 with
Mormnent that wo 1,a0nnt
ggt1 yyppod tia/aondn and 1•
1,)'t 0.0 watel i tntding par•
Vn�m. Ir a mlIgt;
tnatloc von s Stout 10
ay
the bo exactor
aenrepresented,95lana
charges, and NIB your.
Terrg Watch 00,, Toronto, Ont.
501
THS7 SEND
ETEiiDOROUCH 0°7/410(005.
P
8moom ers CAll1OE. O.
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Ontario Canoe Co
J.
Z. ROGERS, Manager.
PETERS0R0U0N, ONTARIO, CANADA.
'Ct, 11~12 ®T'as. •i%18 0
Cil ADA PHtJa/HANEi T
Loan and Savings Company.
INo0llr0naxan 1853.
Paid-up Capital 52,000,000
n000rvo FOnd, 1,160,000
Head OWloe-Toronto St.)� Toronto.
Braila BraOffing Winnipeg, Man., Yanoenyer, B.O.
41nl098T8 are received at Interest, paid or eons-
, pounded half yearly.
5EYbENTURES issued In 0u 1,00,' or Sterling w,tle
Interact pounces attached, ratite +d Canada or
in Enkland. EzoeOGOfe Sud Cruet«es Aro WWI',
-teed by Inw to Invest (a the Debbnt,vee
Company.
1314N110 ADVANCED on Reel Estate sonority d5,
cement rates and on favorable conditions AB In rs.
ppnym,nt.
7doragngds and Monod Ii�AoroRl osA1tSONxod.
J, fp18KBfiRT MA50N
Managing Director.
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n .ae ,610, 'tl,aa' is
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...aft,
era.,�.atr
We give this fine 4 -Blade
Pearl Handle KNIFE for
selling G Ladies' Gold Plato
A
Shirt Waist BEAUTY
E lY
PINS at TO cents each.
Simply send your address
attd we will forward wicks
pust.paid, When sold send
the Co cents and we wltlsonl
knife, with all charges paid,
Address,
Com Novelty Co.,Toronto3 Ont.
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FREE ph? le eta.eliorg
l
uBemire
Int, in. ,a.
cQoops r'[neh-lluarl tuna
rot 000, . dor. daintT saket000f
ttuurtle. No E an orreeod 011 11,1Nor.
aE 1010 wadi. Return tie 31.20 and
incus,"Lligute mmlOer 1[tyyna
tarred. Umoldgoode t,turoanla
850381E SOPPILY CO..
D001.1.,,, Toronto, Ont.
L. COFFEE & CO., Enbbltahed 15
GRAIN AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Rooms 4.50.12 Board of Trade esuci0E,
TORONTO, ONT.
THOH45 FLYNN_ JOAN L. ommens.
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YOUR NAME
Printed on 35 Levens' 0110»,es.
Wforouly 250., and this boauttltat
SOLID 001.0-51LLE0 RING
givers free with each order.
Tho Canadian Card Co.,
240 St James St.,
Montreal, . Canada.
Fat al
D011111110r1 Line ROYAL. MAIL
STEAMSHIPS
Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool.
Large and fast Steamers Vancouver,
Dominion, Scotsman, Cambroman.
Rules of passage :-First Cabin, 350 upwards; Second
Csbin, $15; Steerage, $22.50 and $29 50.
Forfurtherintormatlmapply 1010001 agent., or
DAVID TORS117 g E oora,nnn!t56 General Agents,
FREE!
This lorotT
s cute Lody s
Watch, with ycard or
chatelaine forest! mg 3 den
of our full.tinedeach Line.
DoyilSteno gSlite.Daub;Lady's
Sidor. Saraies In latest
5rdoti Doylies In latest an
sight a WI toad we sand them
postpaid, 8011 them, return our
metre, and we promptly forward
Your wetoh free. Unsold doylies
returnable, LINEN 00YLYCO., Ocpt, ' Z, Toronto
De Laval Creaan Separators.
ALPHA--HANO AND POWER.
CANADIAN DAIRY SUPPLY CO.,
Of Montreal and Winnipeg
Solo Agents for Canada.
Ideal Leather Polish
ie the beet for
MEN'S WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES.
4N -Made In All Colour S "sold Everytrher5. •
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
EPPS'S
GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
COCOA
BREAKFAST -SUPPER
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL 1iLUL
STEAMERS
SUMMER SAILINGS.
ST.LA0UTEWRENCE
11,
MONTREAL TO
LIVERPOOL.
NUMTDIAN-May 0, Jano 10, July 15.
OAL1000lNIAN-M ne1J, Jane 17, July 20.
OALLIA-014 20 June 24.
COR0D0\CA-May 27, July 1.
Cabin Passaco-$50.00 and upwards.
Second Cable -.$15.016 Return 300,50.
Steerage -Liverpool London, Giesgow, Lond0uderrr
m u0e.mtm¢n, 8 23.Sti
ry
For Nether information apply to
N. BOURLISR, 77 Tongs St., Toronto,
L Montreal,
or H.&A. ALLAN
HEALTH RESTORED wtthont medlelo*
or expanse to Ilia
most disordered Stemnob, Lungs, Norvos, Liver, Blood,
Bladder, Kldn,ye, Brain andBreath by
Barry's Du B,ltta
Arabloa Food,
whish B00es invalids and Children, and also Rears sue
',easefullyInfants whose Ailments and Debility have re.
lewd le rejected, eaves 30 times Itsicobb digests when
m Sioloeothor
g® gnn+et,
years,Iuverlpblo 8uooesa 100050
Anmmi Cures of Oonsl pa•
w('n, Flatuleney, Dyspepsia
IIndigestion Consumption Diabetes Brounbltls, Inhu.
emus, OoSglie Asthma, Catarrh, Phlegm, Diarrhoea,
Nervone Debility, Bleeplesan0e, Despandoney,
DuBarry ag DoGuo6
1 Street.
Leaden, w„ algin to Paris, 14 Rne everywhere, Oaatiglion, and
t all Grocers, Chemist., and Stores erywhere, In tine,
N., BBs
, , Bib.,.14e. Bent carriage free. Also Du
B
artz a Embalm Bemllts, in tins 3s.0d, aortas.
Arent* 151 Canada: Th0'1% 11000 Co., Limited, Toronto..
CANADA PERRIAl'TENT
Loan and Savings Company.
xuronroltATao Iso .
Paid -Up Capital SS,0o01OoO
Reardon Fund , , 1,100,000
Mead Ofnco.-Toronto Bt., Yorooto.
Branch bffiees-Wlhnlpog, Man., vano0uver, 8.0,
10E1'O $1T8re resolved at Interest aid or coat
pea oiled If yearly.
Iinnter, f Dltru.0toed in. d, septi or 0Sterling With
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t E tri (
interest manumit Minuted, peptide da In laundn pr
In 1 b lawnd. o lorotonh T)Ob,5q res of. Mild
Cod by law to Invest In the D*haaEurns of. Mild
OomDAny.
BONEADVANCED Real Estate ht
entrant rotn e0n tstorahconditions 00 ID to.
payment.
Mortgage! and Mmdnl�p11 Dehanttnn n b gait
>S. tfR120RNMMASONeap! Wreaker,