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THE BRUSSELS POST.
CHARACTER IN THE CHIN.
A New method of Determining the Trolls
o1' leeutde One .Webs.
• it Is now declared that the chin is
bettor than any other roxCure, nose,
mouth or band, to ind:uute the ahar-
noter of rte possessor. A sharp eyo
and geed judgment aro noceesury for
determining the cha acter of any ono
by hie chin. A strong, projeoLing chin
le an •/nlicaliuu of au iron will nod no
email inteiligeucc. Alen and wueuen et)
endowed usually aucmad in allot their
undartakiugs. The uppouite is the
easy with those pursune wboee chins
mode, Thie is a sign of limited tu-
telieetuttl power and phyi4 Ltl and
moral weakna5a, an indioutiun oe those
very good-natured, yioidieg per',oaa,
who are easily discouraged, lett astray,
and have little power of initiative. le,
however, the other features are strung,
LC the nose is well arched, the brow
broad uud arched, the eye large and in-
telligent—the retreating chill is um so
positive an indication of mental deltll-
quenoies; in fact, this person may be
possessed of special talent in soma
eotiuns — but, nevertheless, tee re-
treating ohin is certain evidence of
moral weakness, hesitation and latae of
independence.
,A. email, well-rounded chin, covered
with moving pads Lei Been, is au in-
dication of a hl.asurc-loving Les,,
bon, If the thin is diluteed, it is a
sign of eu.luetry, levity beau uut
wort Maras. But sueh emisuus are
generally blessed with 0 healthy con-
stitution, and are apt to live ioagood
old age. A fuel, brutal chin points to
noble characteristics, if rather square
and bony, it emirates an open; lemur -
able, but determined person, who can
halo as fferuoly as he can love. If
this broad, square chin forms a per-
pendicular line when looked at in
profile, and is aowuiuod with steal;,
eolorlees lips, it to an unmtsa,.able
sign of orilelty null harshness. A lung,
.narrow and somewhat pu:n,ecl chili Is
a genoralty accepted indication of the
poet born. L'n_ort4lnateiy, Lula {crud
Of chin i5 an indication of a weak
tl ,I n i t L is1
aonatltu o and t it found in (au -
junction with a mouth which falls in
at the corners, we may be tet'Lain of
u pre,iiapust.ion toward cotta.,mptiou,
A massive largo, fleshy thin a i. h a . ar-
row down the midulu ind]cteee un, 111-
pulsive whole-eouled, paseit,nate na-
ture; while the attmo kind et chin,
without the furrow, but with a alight
sweltng of flesh on the under I,p,
shows egotism, deceit and similar un-
pleasant characteristics,
THE CLIMATE O1' SOUTH AFRICA.
Little Mato 'There 11 hen the Etch Average
or Tiro 'erases 15 ('melds, ed. -
Observations of the weather have
been systematically made for many
years in South Africa, and in the Cape
Colony the meteorological °editions
have bean as carefully and completely
studied as ie England. In other parts
bowevor, the observatuons are far has
satisfactory, and in the Transvaal ob-
servations may be said scarcely to ex-
ist, our knowledge of the weather
changes being extremely meagre -
Some few years ago the "Report of
the Moleoro:oeioal Commission' at tite
Cape of Cloud Hope embouied detailed
rainfall maps for each month, showing
the distribution of the rain in (litter -
ant, parts of South Africa. The average
results for the year show that, with
the exception of a small area inthe
immediate vicinity of Cape Town, the
total rainfall for the year is, tamest
wholly below twenty inches; that is,
considerably less than in London. In
most places the average for the year
Ls less than ton inches, and at some
stations it falls as low as five inahed
Lor the whole twelve months.
- In the Orange Free State the aver
• age rainfall fur the year is about
twenty inches. The winter rains are
very small Lhe aggregate for a month
being only a few tenths ofant inch on
the average. With the commence•{
ment of the southern summer the
rains ineseaso, although it is not un-
til- Novenlbor and December that the
average fall for the month exceedsi.an
inch', and even in those months the
rainfall in many, places is only 0,3 inch
or 0,4 inch. In January, February
rind. March the average In the Orange
Gree State is four or five inches in
each month. ;
The meagre returns for the Trans.(
vaal show that in 113110 the rainfall
eight, miles east of Johannesburg was
practically nil in July, August and
September, wt.ile in Octoberthe rain.
fall was 5,77 inches, whish was the
wettest month of theyear, and rain
ell on eleven days,Inboth Novem-
ber
v vem-
a
ber and December the rainfall in the
vioiniiy of Johannesburg exceeded five
inches, and the total number of days
with rain during the year was sixty-
one, In the Orange Free State the
results for 1890 show that there was
practically no rain in September, but
in October the rains were falrly, heavy,
and the Basutoland September is also
exceedingly dry.
HOW TO SCENT VEILS.
A,oapital way of regaining the shape
of veils', attd keeping theta in good eon -
(Idiot, is to pull them out each time
after nornoving from the hat or bon-
net, and to carefully roll then around
, a long cushion macro in the form of a
small bolster. This veil bolster may
be tilled with the following compost-
t1on t Florentine orris -root, powdered,
half a pound; rosewood, powdered, six
dunces ; cataanug aromaticus, hall a
Pelted; yellow sanders, a quarter of a
pound gum Benjamin, three outmost
Powdered cloves half en ounce; cin-
namon one memo.. Grind ell together,
and stuff the holster tightly. It: may
be opve-ed with silk or thin chamois
leather, and ombreidered if desired.
803IE STIRRING STORIES,
DEEDS OF BRITISH SOLDIERS IN
THE LAST BOER WAR,
Inufdrnts or the memorable ('otrnlnt er
11(81 between the 'Transvaal Domes and
Gar lh'111nh.
On the 10th of, January, 1881, Lieut. -
Colonel Gildea, second in command to
Colonel Bellaire at Pretoria) led a
strong sortie against the Boers, who
were besieging the town in force. The
sortie 'was not very! successful, and as
the 00101nn was about to return It Was
discovered that two 8'uei:iero and a
011e man were missing. It was be-
lieved than Lhey were lying wounded
on the ground at the ease eeJthe ridge
held by the Boers. Wben the fact wus
known, two gallant Irish lads—Lantc-
Cnrporal Ithlurray, of the Olth, and
Trooper Danaher, of the Mounted.
Troop, Nourse's Horse, gallantly set
out to bring in their wounded com-
rades. For fully 500 yards in Ironf
of ILA fighting line these two young
soldiers advanced to where the objects
of their search were lying, exposed all
the time to the tierce fire Mae Boers.
On they went, untouched, till they
rettelled the wounded mem, one of
whom died just as they etlme, up. (fbe
other, who was seriously wounded in
the head, Danaher took by the legs
whilst Murray lifted him: by the head
and arms. Titus burdened they were
moving back to outl line; when a shot
struck the lance -corporal in the back
and the foil alongside the comrade for
'wihom he had risked, and as everyone
at the moment thought, forfeited his
life, Danaher turned, knelt down and
fired away at the Boers over the bod-
ies of his comrades. Then Murray
bade his comrade go and leave him.
"You can't do me any good," said the;
"len a gone coon—be off and save
yourself." Su Danaher picked up the
three rifles and bidding his l fare-
, g pa
well, numbed coolly back to his ad-
miring comrades, .But the following
day the Boers sant in Lanae -Corporal
Murray uudoe• a nag of truce, and tthe
gallant tallow lived to enjoy the sup-
reme 'honor of having the Victoria
Cross pinned on his breast by the
bland of the Queen herself.
NO FIGHTING ON THE SABBATH,
The Boers object to lighting on
Sunday. One of the first questions
asked of the wounded officers who
were captured at Majuba Hill was:
"Why do you fight on Sundays 11 It le
not Christian." And at the siege of
Potchefstroom both parties by mutual
consent abstained from shooting at
Welt other on the Sabbath. The Boers
in the tranches used to assemble on
Sunday nights and sing psalms and
hymns for to. couple of hours, and the
British never disturbed them in their
devotions, We need not, therefore, ex-
pect to lrattr of any fighting on 'the
Boers' part on Sundays, unless our
generale, with a reckless disregard for
that day of rest, deem it convenient
to attack them. The battle of Water-
loo was bought on a Sunday, so was
the battle of Toulouse, and in the first
Franco-German war some of the tier -
cost fighting took place on that dlay,
and it is unlikely that Sir Redvers
Buller and his colleagues will always
respect Messrs. Kruger & Co's puri-
tanic reverence for the Sabbath, of
which those crafty hypocrites aro
quite capable of taking a mean ad-
vatage,
THE ADJUTANT'S MOURNER.
A touching instance of a dog's fid-
elity ecourred at Bronkhorat Spruit,
where the Boers treacherously imes-
saiored a large detachment of the 04.th
Regiment. The adjutant of the regi-
ment, Lieut. Harrison, had a liver -col-
ored pointer, of which he was ex-
tremely bond. When his master fell
the faithful animal remained all day
and all night by( the body, Drying aind
howling piteously. The next morning
some .Boers triad to coax him away
from the spot ; butt he would not (Mir,
though suffering from a bad ibutik-
shot wound in the thigh, and they
lead te drag him forcibly away. The
dog pasoed into the possession of a
Ducal farmer pear the scene of the
massacre. Three ntontlis later a
troop of mounted infantry, of the 04th
in command of Lieut. O'Grady, march-'
ing to Lydenburg, passed the Boeu's
fai m. The dog, on seeing the well-
known 1'edeoats, in an instant rushed
after them, barking with delight.
Lieut. O'Grady
dYy at one recognizednized Ad-
jutant uLant H
arrison's favorite pointer,intL
r
And took the dog on to Lydsebur ,
Tlpenoetforward he was adopted by the
officers land becatme the pet of the
regimen 1.
A STRANGE MESSENGER. ,
.Another dog played a curious part
in the siege of Lytleuburg, One day,
after the Boers, seven hundred strong
Mad, blazed for some hours at the 31L -
lie garrison of sixty men wito hold
the fort, And the latter had replied
with great spirit, a smell black -anile
tan terrier was seen running across
the settee between the town and the
fort. The sentries let it in, and Lieut.
Long, who was in aomenaud, found a
piece of pupae felled in u rag tied
round the dog's neck. The paper eon"
taincd n message from ammo of the
friendly townsfolk to the effect Haat
the Boers were quarrelling among
themselves, and had not mluoh atom -
nob for the siege whilst a hint was
ridded that the firer £rola the fort was
ranch toe leigh; and the bullate Were
passing ever the heads of the Boars,
The little canine soout was en his
way beak when the enemy opoYtecl fire
again; a bullet grazed ,liim, and he
promptly relented to the fort, where
he remained the "maseet" of the eel-
diers till the proelacmntion of 'Pare
put an end t0 the siege.
13010'R \NULL NiNE, LIVES.
The Boer oom'mandant of the Vwart
K:opjo Langer, a big, coarse man 1100n -
ad Hans Botha, was found lying Pev^
erel,v wounded in no lose than five
places by rifle bullets and fragments
of shall.Ills whited lire, to wl. itch be
had stripped to fight: mere freely, was
dyed crimson with hie blood, and his
(slginees of recovery appeared nil. But
some ,oxen are like ca Le, you cannot
kill thole; and thine Botha still lives
to tell the story of the day 'when the
"rani-bat-jes" mangled him with shot
and shell. it was Reid that Lille mans
had distiegui'bed hiteeelf as a matke-
mrin in the murderous attack on the
111111 al Bronkhorst Spruit, never fir -
Ing a shut without killing or wound-
ing his ntlan, As he hay there IJISp,
ing and groaning with pain he bad
an opportunity of fooling some of the
pangs which a fortnight before he
hind inflicted on the poor fellows of
the 04111, whom he heed ea treacher-
ously shot down: One wonders whe-
ther Hans Botha retains any grati-
tude to the English surgeons who
tended him so skilfully in the camp
hospital at Pretoria, and dragged
hien out of the very jaws of death. •
LOOTING TUB DEAD AND LIVING.
The Boers would not let the bury-
ing party at lllnjuba take anything
from the bodies of the deed. They kook
nil the rifles and belts, Kul. what they
seemed to prize most were the High -
lenders' sporrans. These trollies of
violory they carefully treasured and
hung up in the place of honor in their
houses. But they wore not content
with despoiling the dead. When the
Boers seized our wounded -officers, one
of there told Lieutenant Wright. to
twine over his wntbh as Gen. Joubert
wxted it. Wright said he would give
Joubert the watch when he asked for
it, When, however, a few minutes Int-
el, they wore passing through a thic-
ket of castor-oil plants, the floor plac-
ed h]» rifle to Lieut.'Vriglit's air and
teed him to deliver' up the watch be-
fore he counted ten or die. The limit -
fore he had counted ten or die. Tho
lieutenant preferred his life to his
watch, and gave the latter up.
AFTER EFFECi3 OF FEVER. -
Sieg. Angle, of /floral Don, Suffered 5'
Severely 'That Bier Friends Feared Rhe
MAO Likely le be a Permanent thelia.
In the p:olureeque village of Merrit-
ton resides 511•s. William Angle, who,
after months of suffering, has found a
cure from the use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, Mis. Ang'es relates as fol-
lows tie expetianaa through whi=ch
she has passed. "Four years ago this
spring, while a resident of Buffalo, I
lead an attack of typhoid fever and
the disease left ma in a worn out and
extremely nervous condition, so teat
the least nose startie.l MO. I could not
sleep at thins Inc a week on account
of terrible attacks of heart trouble.
Then again my bead would trouble
me and I had bad dreams. I had no
epl.otite and lost twenty-two pounds
in weight and had b.cu9ne so ♦0ry 1.1.111
that my ft Lamle were alarmed. While
in this condition 1 Was tteated by two
physicians bet with no avail. I tried
everything recomtuendod but still
found no relief. Finally arelativeprr-
sueded gee to try Dr. Williams' Pink
P]Us. After I had taken the first box
l could see a change for the 'better, so
I continued tho use of the 'fills until I
had finished six boxes and the results
were most gratifying. I now have
normal sleep there is no more twitch-
ing in my hands, the palpitations have
ceased, and I have gained in weight
and strength. My whule system seems
toned up, and I feel entirely well. I
feel grateful to the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., and hope they will keep
up the good work of Administering to
the afflicted,"
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by go-
ing to the root of the disease. They
renew and build up the blond, and
strengthen the nerves, thus driving
disease from the system. Avoid im-
itations by insisting that every hex.
you purchase is enclosed in a wrapper
bearing the full trade mark, Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
MOULDER'S FORTUNE
Geo. Barkley, or iiamliton, finds a
Cure for Rheumatism.
nut 0141655 No Secret About 11--ilverybody
MIS Ilavu Ilse I1' telit or 1114 Ext.**
enee--11S011d'a llldney fills Are
Within the Reach er All.
Hamilton, Deet L1.—George Markley,
a moulder or t. hie city, is satisfied he
Lae found a aura cure for ltheunlatietn
at last. Ile, Its le wellknown nmang
his friends has been searching for
such a median.) for the laid few yearn
and until rcerrtely quite vainly, fie
has since been cured cell his OWn case
and he reasonably infers that the
remedy that cured ham will cure
others
,Rheumatism is well known to ba A
d:snaRS resulting filen (Reordered
kidneys, That is nowadays an fl0-
ltnowledged fact. Uric acid, which
should be filtered out o14 th'a blood by
the kidneys, remelns In the system
when those organs are unhealthy, and
lunges in the joints, causing 'lumina-
tiem. The reasonable argument ra-
maina therefore to cure Rheumatism
by curtmg the kidneys. 'This is ex-
actly what Mr, 13arkely did. IIs used
Dodd's Kidney Pills—the bast kidney
medicine in the world—and is to -day
entirely free from his old' complaint.
He writes as follows:
Dodds Medicine Co.,
Gentlemen, -1, have been for three
yearn troubled with Rheumatism. I
have tried several remedies but to no
use. 1 could not get any relief, , I
heard of Dodd's Kidney Pills and the
:wonderful cures they had ;made and
decided to try them. I got 0110 box
and after I used ono half t£ this ibox
1 'found I was getting better. I
have used six boxes .and now I can
walk without my cane. I consider I
am cured. I remnin, yours, rto,,
GEO. BARKLeiY,
Ilamillon, Ont„
"BABY'S TREE."
"'Coma into the gsxden," said a small
buy as he opened the door and saw us,
"we are planting baby's tree:" The
newcaoner had arrived that morning
and there was a subdued excitement
among ,the .children. Our fr'iend's
garden was quite large, and halt et
Lb was given over to "tbefamily in-
dex," as they call it, Two beautiful
elms, planted on their marriage day,
were father's and mother's tree; Al-
fred's, the first-born, was a silver
poplar; John's a Lino hemlock; Mary
was represented by a mountain ash.
The little girl enjoyedthe clusters of
bright red berries that gladdened, her
'ul
until 'inter, and the
eyes from J v
S Y
Wards that often) dome from +her baby
lips as she, throws her arms around it
aro "My pretty tree."
'We. were glad to be present when the
new baby's tree was Le bo planted.
The father held it in his hand and
were interested secede -
tors.
1
i.h
rJP
f 1
r1(. 'I was s graceful 'vette ash.
1a t
g
"belongs Io to
"This tree," said 1
ALice," "Alice is the baby's name,'
said Alfred to us. "Isn't it pretty?"
"I find," said the father, "that the
children; are happier and more m-
terest:ed' in All outdoor life to have
these grand aoeasinns marked in this
way. groin loving and studying his
or her tree they are eager to learn
about other growing things, Allred
has already mode up his mind to be
a fruit grower. My little girl ime
her flower beds, and all of us are more
healthy and happy from being out
of doors se meth, The children will
care far Alice's tree till the little mid -
den is old enough t0 look after it,
for they consider it a stewed treat."
HUDDERSFIELD,YORKSHIRE•
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An English 't'o'wn tit 05 bleb Veers Public
11111115' Aa Owned by Fier Itnkety,
The town of Huddersfield, Yorkshire,
England, stands unique in the world
as the only town which absolutely
owns itsoif in every respect. Begin-
ning life in a municipal artisans'
dwelling, the young man rides to his
work on 0 municipal train. . He gets
his gas or electricity from the city.
His wife rents a gas stove from the
arty, purchases her produce from a
municipal market, and buys meat that
bas been prepared by a municipal but-
cher. Both use the publics baths, en-
joy the city's parks, and send their
children to the city's playgrounds.
Their house refuse is moved by the
ally. When ill they go to the city
bosp',tal, or, if unfortunate, to the
Municipal. lodging room. Their let-
tere are collected by a city postman.
And in a thousand other ways their
daily life comes in close contact with
t le city government. At last they
are buried in a city cemetery. This
may be Socialism, or it may not be.
The etlizens are satisfied and approve
A Daon to Catarrh Victitits.
We offer to the readers of this paper
a never failing remedy for Catarrh,
Broashitis, Irritnb'e Throat and kind-
red affections in Catarrhozone. There
is no mystery about itt but the ef-
fect is magical. Ointments, washes
and snuffs have proved worse than
useless because they cannot( reach the
seat of the disease, but Calarrhozolee
is carried by the vehicle, the air you
breathe, nature allows to enter into
the lungs or bronchial tubes, direct-
ly to .the seat of the disease, where it
kills the germ life that causes Catarrh,
and ab the same time heals all the'af-
fected parts. It cures by inhalation,
;and fa both pleasant: and safe to use.
For sale at all druggists or by mail,
price $1.00. 'h'or trial outfit send 100
in ,ataneps to N. C. POLS,ON & ,CO„
Box 818 Kingston, Ono.
The Transvaal is probably the rich-
est country in the world so far as
minerals are oobeerned.
Blet laishes5 ' ,, Complexion
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Armlytleal Chemist, 969 Qecea Et. W., Toronto.
What a petted air your oat has. Mrs.
Slimmer. Yes; she used to catch mice
—mice think of it i—but we've fed her
so well that she quit.
11 80.eai.ac1 10®.It Pnyno, of Granby,Que.
YY_-�1I111 YACs Olgar Monufanburur.
Missouri chickens to the number or
aimount of 305,000 lbs. 'batve been or-
dered by the British War Deparbmant.
O'KEEFE'S IR% MALT
In orator and Strengthens.
LLOYD w00D, Toronto. GENERAL AGENT.
The supreltme court of the stats of
Michigan has decided that women
cannot hold elective offioos.
Y YEARS
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PO OVER P
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Mita. WINSLOW'a 500T111N0 SYaUP has been
used by mot ,ore for thole Mah o10loathing, It sooEbos
ihn ,Wld, eaftene ten lady ' ll. pPorn, 04 . hind
tie, ' end by allbdroromti ihro dinoitt tile wool a bei•
suit end alk aTtrs, Winslow'. Soothoti SYr tp.l• nn
If ail the money in the world were
divided equally among the people each
person would get about 830.
La Toscana, 100. Ds1(fro Y hitO1a of
A jury im Mileage has gives a ver -
Mot et $2i,e00 against a trolley com-
pyany to a boy wiho had both legs out
off by a car which ran over hike.. ,
;4 -ea d
°f , 4, ftelh
TUMBLERS ALWAYS RICHT SD)4
UP.
Drinking glass railed tumblers owe
their name to the fact that they are
the sueeeeeors of the little found
felvol' bowie, so perfectly balanesd
that, whichever way they were tipped
about on the table, they tumbled into
1305iLiolt again, and 11ier0 remained
with the rim upward.
TO PI'RY, A ('Ot.[8 114 0148. DAT
Take Laxative Erman Quinine'1'ttblets. All
druggistrefund Ilse money ,f 1t balls 10 cure.
i6c IC. W, Bravo's rig tature le on each box.
Tho forest fires devastated the
Grnanpian dills of Sristi'tnd and burn-
ed century old hens and Life moor-
lands of England during the uupl'o-
cetlented drought last riummer.
How's bilis ?
'va offer Ono Hundred Dullard It :ward for
my sus ,f t'.,r.rrtt has car.twt be introit by
Ilt1:'at-ani:n.1, On-,
t J. nIIilPY & M. Toledo, 0.
Wu, the nurteraenr1 have Itn,wa 1". J.
11 0017 for the 1.1,1 1 , 1 ears. and beaevo Idm
; urA•al ly honor, hie in all hn=nue-=n Irunaact-
tone, rine, hls,a, Ia1l ohie to ca ry 0111 any obit.
• 011 mode by Iheu Ilrn,.
\14N+1 at rut, Ag. 1' hu a -ale llrudgiel a. Teled0.
t4,s 1.1.Na, KINN.1 A MARVIN, Whulu'ato
i)rna;Y1 a. 1 made, O.
Mire Ear arrh ('urea 01 ken internally, act -
ng directly upon the b u,d and ', nouns ser-
('eaa of the Pyle- t, Prier, Ile, raw bort,..
0014 by •tit den. g ate, 'roatuneuiale froo.
•H,dl's family Ville are the beet.
In 18'8 England conquered one an-
nexed the Orange Free State, and ev-
acuated it six years later.
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AVENUE H®USE ii iii Hoieei sac°nisi
par day.
ST. JAMES' HOTEL -•„,l„' binnln r•emlc "r:
Railway. Nirsbolass Oummercml Ot too. Modern Im•
provements-Bute. moderato.
Boer bread, butter and tea, or cof-
fee, furnish many a farmer's meal.
W. F, C, 1002
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Whaley, Royce
Co.,
1E3 Yongo St.,
TORONTO, 031T.
Sausage CA3eFTg8--;w unsdmonst
memo
Hog Osntnr r 11,11. rod . nt r,sht Veins,
PARK, BLACK W. LL k CO., Toronto.
Carters COLO CURE 100, aures in a jiffy. P. Mo
Domann, A Co., Agent., 1110 0eel.
THE OES MOINES INSUBATOR-Beetand oIoapost
0. holland, mule ngeul for the Dominion, 5 nd 3 at.
stain» for sotutogue. 373 St. Paul Street, Montreal
Catholic Prayer Books, Rnaarlea,
olhxoe, upulara,
I1oYltor
Itdug,(tu al W iaW, $11ay,1 ur and Uharoh 0001 ort ..
Iles.onul wu k.. bled ordure rd 00. prompt uttcn-
tion. D. & J. SAOLIER & 00., Montreal.
Dyeing t Cleaning !
Nor the Tory hoot send your work t she
11 BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING 00."
Look for agent In your town, or sand died.
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, kiuebec,
POULTRY, BUTTER, ECCS,APPLES
and other P1tODU0N, to ensure bent reate ounelgu to
The Dawson Commission Co., Litrllted,
000. Watt -Market & Oolborno St., Toronto,
1�TB7 PSiR d'ET,A,z4-G. J$• -•The Uniforlaly. Nigh Qnatl13y of
1s atriotdy maintalued
Do you nee ltl
CIVLON TEA
Lead packages:
05, 30, 40,,5o &600
liyl, f ,«
r
Th , p
®F indigestion
N
fgllSi
NDIGESTION is very insidious.
The appetite becomes poor, Capri-
cious, or is altogether lost. Patin,
accompanied by nausea and flatu-
lence lollows the taking of food ;
nutrition being arrested, the blood
becomes impoverished, and then
appear various nervous affections,
such as Headache, dizziness, sleeplessness,
neuralgia, hysteria, and the collection of
distressing symptoms to which the name of
"nervous debility" and "heart trouble"
has been applied. The liver is speedily
affected, and then we have constipation,
foul tongue, offensive breath, depression
of spirits and sallow skin.
THE CUUE IS SIMPLICITY ITSELF:
to ar 's�tllye� o �•
ALWAYS TOUCH THE SPOT.
Prim 50 Coate per box, dvu ,•outs 52.60. All ,h•ugginao,
or Hurn, \Valiant. & Co., Toronto, Oat.
I10MMON SENSE KILLS I2oarltae, Bed " I"
IU theta, Rau and Mice. Sold by all
0 1 Queen W. Toronto. I t".itA"
7)ruggteta, r 38 Q e _"
WANTED --Men to travel, salary or euromietion: 000or1.
encs nunecessory. W riteLURlt 01104. 00., Hunt: oat.
WANTED • Ra.e.men 1 "Arbnoina" aromas fruit Creel
from oilcan; 830.06 week. AROORINE CO., htootreaL
permanently 00(01
ton pie Of ® caJ m tln'oat, nr, '110
and bladder. neo kat a box. Write for plati:Wars, Tha
iodize (Wane One Co, 146 81. Jamemsl., Nentreol.
HARR 1
LEAD, COPPER, BRASS.
Wholesale only. Long Dionne Telephouo1720.
WILLIAM 8T., TORONTO.
L
114111e Mfll Hales.
e ri Oa.
Barrlatera ¢ o
t .•removed
to51. ' R
mondad SL R�7�oronto.
TORONTO Gutting 500001 often special advantages
• to all desiroan of enquiring 0 thorough know'edgu nt
Cutting and Pitting Gentlemen's 0nrcenta. Write for
particulars.
113 Tonga 5t., Toronto.
BALDNESS OUGlED.
ROSE'S "Hair Grower" positively and per-
manently cures Baldness, Hair Falling
Out, Dandruff etc., and renders the hair soft,
to gentlemeand n.auPri to 5l 80 fa pe bottle m leading Toren.
ROSE & CO.,
225 Ronossvalles Ave., Toronto.
Manufacturers
Coing t Toronto
&Viiohlgan Land for Sale,
000 AGREE GOOD FARMING LANDS-AIt1CNAQ
I loon,020212W nod Crawford Count -lee, Tltlupe
1001, on ttgh,gon Uuatral, Detrol' A Maoklneo an
Loon Lake Railroads, at whoa ranging- from 92 to P6
par ease, Thusa Imide 03 Llooe to Iiotorpriatng Now
easel, Churches, EAppla, tW., and 1r1U besoldo0 ass
resoontble tonus. Apply to
so. Or 3,W C01(11•1.18, WhI6luRingree,,ittil HIe1r.
Dominion Lilo STEATAAS191Pti
Portland, Ale., (0 Liverpoot, callIog at HnilieS
Westbound.
Large and fast Steamers Vancouver,
Dominion, Cambroman.
Rates of passage t - first Coble, 69Q upwards; Comm,
Cobh,, SSS: Kunnas, $22.50 and 823 60.
for further alt matron apply to local agent., or
DAVID TORRANCE A CO., general Agent.,
17 3D. eaorameue at. Montreal,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
BREAKFAST—SUPPER
Solid Sterling Sliver 5,110 Cold rosin,
nracte,,tadloi µid Nada and co net
blisseesleaa Settings
EARN aehmd2mpakremmoy
xq000400
imperial Rnglioh Ink Povidor
Guaranteed - 08
too nor pb e. soh pkg. 1mnka0 olio
Good Tr°'° 5pab north„fhuetnk. 5roilyour neI,O an4
nddro.e and we will forward you tea
Luk Powder and our lone d we rogue, prepuld wheat
old onud le our money and we wu1 ernd yyou the prom,
bun yon select. Write for the outfit todlay. Menden
pupae. IMPERIAL 13111 Co., Toronto, Ont.
To Manufacturers
NORTHEY STEAM PUMP --6 x4. 7 inch
stroke, in good working order, capac-
ity about 200 horse power. Price $Y5.
FEED WATER HEATER -65 horse power,
in good order, Price fizs.
ONE No. 3 STURTEVANT FAN -24 inch,
in perfect order. Price $25.
ONE No. 4 BUFFALO FAN — 27 inches
high, 0pright discharge, in excellent
order. Price $35•
S, FRANK WILSON,
TRUTH, 73 Adelaide West, Toronto.
JAS. R. ANNETT, Manager.
JOHN J. MAIN, Supt. and Trees
The Canadian
l eh e Safety
BOILER
'WILL, FIND VERY DEdIRAl1LH E$p18a8��, Toronto
FLATS, Steam Heated, Steam Pewee, Opp. Sherbonrne St.,
Elevator and all oonvenlenoes.
TRUTH BUILDING, 93 Adelaide St. West, High Class Water Tube Stearn
TORONTO.
Boilers, for AO Pressures,
Duties and Fuel.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE.
•T,rooto Electric 118111 Co„ rnmite0.
Cereal Coffee Health Drink. Pure, Wholesome, No nv Pie n 1'1” i' 1%•inn Co.. Lunged.
in. 15010., or 2lhs. for 264. Itog00 f1( moll to 410 neon�1 I'he bl A.nrr Ha, sin , Limited.
Il 1Eren0ES 'fr (I Ito I'erah,a Rnhter 1. MOS. C .
terror Sale by all Groceror send 100 for 1.1h. ruckagl tr 1.1'hr w',l+oo ieiOM Re Co.,
to the 0500, 0 MINI. 00., 154 Queen E., Toronto. u , b,tulted,
Agents wanted In every locality. LAU of Toronto, where hollers maybe seen working.
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Last wee t we offered a Dollar Afngazin o Monthlyor
f
'hof subscribers t the
s still
r year. We had such a rush ei,
z c e
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November and December issues were quickly exhausted.
Wo made this extraordinary offer solely to reach a cer-
tain figure in circulation 1-efore the and of the year, We
have reached that point already. We now raise the price
to 30 cents, and next week we may raise to 340. You
should secure the present rate, or send five nines Mille $1.50
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of SD large
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year,
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