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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-12-28, Page 7DEO. 2R, 1909.. TEES BRUSSELS POST, SHOEMAKER'S STORY d ill EA LT 1 Y o Dior FOR THE SICK. There ere few natients who cannot be given lee Cream. People who aro 111 einem emelt things, and very often their nraving» are a proper guide. Wt know a ,Inst where lee cream saved a Ira- tio.:t'e life. .Ice orenni can be taken before anything else to a patient in it bo»pital. Rice may be given, but, nev- er initis it is cooked Properly. Nev- er give any one who 13 Hick anything fried. Never rry a beef steak. Fried potatoes, it is perhaps needless to say /Mould never be given to a sink person. Vefy often an Invalid desires things that soots absurd but they only seam absurd because Ave cannot put our- selves A VeLpatient,. selves in the place of the e have our Ideas of how they »houid feel, and sol their idea of bow they do reel, Sometimes their desires may be just what the sysi'em needs. Above all things serve the food daintily and prettily to a patient. His appetite Is greatly influenced by the appearance and the manner in which the food is eerved, and nothing can be too good for our sick. LITTLE, AILMENTS. Like little foxes that destroy the Alms are little ailments that wreck our happiness. It is well to study their methods of attack, and to try to vanquish then'. If headaches are the ill we endure, do they proceed from overuse or i11 -usage of stomach, eyes, Dr of what -organ? If rlieumatie Pains. make life miserable, then find an al- kali that will neutralize the extra acid iu Lhe blood. 11 corns and bunions send us limping along get rid of Lbem by proper remedies and bettor foot- wear. If nervous we need air, exor- else, and right employment. Coughs end colds have their ounces of preven- tion that are worth pounds of cure. We need to dissipate small evils lest they develop into (ho serious and in- a slam'; still at Mono road, the to Itself a republic Co give equal rights curable. A sound mind in a sound body makes life a joy and blessiug, of the next eminence, r, re, 1 tely stria. to all. The little ailment is like the protrnd- peed of all the smaller ruauhinery be- THEY WANTED ENGLAND_ ing peg in the shoe, or the thorn lodg- tween the driving wheels. "Whatever one may call England's ed in the clothing, We mistake it we consider it a Christian virtue to en- W]LD DASH DOWN THE MOUN- title to interfere in this matter, 1t is dine that which can be cured. It is TAIN. certain that In former years most of wiser to etnploy a physician in ward - Ing off than in curing maladies.The train had not Liaised the top of the Boers, their President at their head, the mountain a quarter oY amile when asked England to Hume to their aid RAN AT LIGHTNING SPEED! Maloney eve he firmly believes "The hi»tory of the painting 1 de the( when the train reached the hot- not know, but as 1t is permitted to bo (tom of the mountain it was going in bung so prominently to the recap- I the neighborhood of 1511 miles an hour, tion room, it is to be lnrsulned that RUNAWAY TRAIN ON TH.1; CANADI^c The best evidence of high rate the President and his friends regard AN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Ispcod al. whioh the engine muse bare it lie a faithful likeness, tlntl are con- -- 1 travelled is round in the condition of Bellue1Uy proud or it, er '1'he Oren clang la the ear Tope - It pldlly th++ under (1115503 try whioh WI1V siml!- nor hip frias ontlsrknsw anything 01at neitber uxt, 111116 �1'111t'11 (41 Engine 1lnved Al writ. ly wbi to pieces by Lhe excessive rate for lite Rioters was an exaggerated ed 1410 leterunl n:,,,,ale rl� eerelee at wbieh. h. was fermi td ;nova to re r"Iluotiun of every detnrt in the experience u1 111(1 his 5btrd,• a1 (1 1'bv„ keels Pere with the lromkling side lI f roc's, I resident's 'timely features, the low, '""ie' IiINGIN19 IN T1113 SHOPS, narrow, twilit e.11eet ual broW, oser- A speer' or vie miles an hour lesm ill eyes, and henryhe , moosiva exlyln 00 After a delay of Revel -al lunars' an- 01 face beneath. Tman hinlae11 possibility of the fulul•e, when aerie other locomoL]Ve arrived tine lowed wily almost beautiful in 001nl11rie010 navigallon has been perfeoterl, and the runaway and 91.3 train to Toronto' with the monster on the senses, and Ibeusdnd8 who have beth (•llr"d of b uiue craft dart along In Junerlon, where the demageet entire 1 really Ooutel not help pitying him Thi ka'h•, by Dodd's Kidney Mlle. The when su.ml d f Irl new undergoing r'opaits. Tho rreAs' fur his iunoceet admiration of a thing ocean depths at double the sett o B enoedn:,ktsr'R work sitting .baht over ern, yet. wo.'ilLeng haw the tra9n that ought to be. east into thio Lire, the bench or last ail day is reatirally Lha Imperial Limited. l�'heu such n ! i_r;;3 -1101 over ilio worst 11181 or ro'r(t ' "13ut l;rratently the T>residenl: spoke n strain on the back, but that of itself speed is obtained now -a -drays, it Is by, led the most dangerous curves on the. -a nlouUlful of strange, gait ural is never 1he cause of the real Beek - 1 Bruce division at such a speed and( yet ; words -in a votes that was like a loud accident, not by dosil,n, and usunily 1 Che, Bar'l4lLehe of (he g01111211r`ly pain - re ruined on the rails. B'ham i1u, gurgle, and as the great jaws and we ful and distressing kind is caused by something else is broken beside re 15''' al.lrme,l I,Y the whitwastle, if a& cheeks and mouth heaved and opened' disorder of the kidneys. In het the (girds. 1 Tweed Shoemaker Who States Ili Was Cured of Backache by Dodd's Kidney Pills, Ho Reason to Doubt It. He le But One of g Thousand—Dodd's Kidney Pills Al. woye Cure Backache. Tweed, Nov. 37. There ere is a 8hoemale- er in this iown who is one among the ids. ton 1115 to ,jump, so they were forted :I stole a glance at the r.etas if the anile or pain is situated direet.ly in the Such velocity was obtained ]AHI wrelt 10 NI irk to the train and trust to luck. I It did not seem Ce me titan Il ki,ineys ns 1110 sufferer will find if he on the Brume division 01 Zhu C•anadiun' Any veteran engineer Will toll you painter had libelled the man, At any tries to rub the pain, sway with lini- Ptu+ifea Railroad - at least Jnmca Thai Gaaparl Butler's ,lob ,r South ; roto, the eks and dialect. so omouth m Al'ricn is parlor rr )quot compared Acil 11 ' ed the Cheeks and widened the mouth Maloney, of Toronto Junction, a;an attempt Lo subdue a locomotive on that I perceived some resemblance to freight engineer, says it wits - and as It rampage. the brutal 1xicLure." a result the company is out $2.00 for - �� repairs and 01000 U,o estimated value BRITAIN IS I,4 THE RIGHT. of the services of one of C its i Cyt BOY HERO OF BOER *CUL engineers for a fortnight. And 111:x- .';hut a InUteoil0 Mishap W Sothis Africa bonus for the record-breaking trip, The Boston Herald publishes a letter TRUMPETER OF either. from Right Rev. Anthony Ginghran. NO TIMEKEEPERS THERE. Roman Catholic Bishop at Kimberley, The run was unsauctioned, in fact The Bishop Is 40 years of, age, and; has unexpected by the railroad company been Bishop at Kimberley 14 years. Ile and consequently was not made under has been labouring to harmonize dif- Lhe supervision of the proper time- forences between Lha whites and keepers and other authorities. The Weise. In hls letter he says: - trip was not made ona specialty pre- "Chamberlain's indiolmenL of the pared Lraok, but at that a more suit- Transvaal Government was perfectly able course could not have been ob- fair. I have no hesllaLion in saying tained, unless, indeed, a perpendicular so, and I have had 13 yeara to study track had been erected and the train this question. I am not an Englisb- dropped from the top, man as you know, nor tire my sympa- ln abort, last weak a freight locomo- tive, No, 433, under charge of Driver Maloney, ran away at the top or Caledon Mountain, end wound up at lon(•y d1d nut receive the usual! melt says :110,13 the )' e,ent feaJhl•t. A REVELATION TO NEW USERS -A NECESSITY TO OLP ONE Lead Packages, CEYLON Tea holds its friends like a magnet a5, 30, 40, 50 and 6oc. If a Man rea'izea how caro ass 134 Isaboutpaying back what he borrows be seldams lends anything. La Toscana 100. ntk71 fANu10 OeOAR Toscana, d'A(7'1'O1tY,MOtrgaL Ill nine eases out of a possible ten a wile ha', pet•feei confidence in her ilu:band after marriage -for about twenty-four hours. }—w TlI O'iKEEFE' i lk�T.OF MALT Lnisor.tes and Sat nsthene. LLOYD WOOD, Tomato. GENERAL AGENT. eta as he would were !t a mere Many Il man's reputation for good- stifrnnss of (lie muscles. nese is 1000(14(1 upon his ub9fby tocon- e e W. S. Busby, oil Tweed, thought tea! his badness. Ills ease was or the. latter kind, He bore, with it for years; thinking it in- MONTREAL 140304 510003055. separable from hie work. Finally, how_ ever, he found his mistake. writes 110 The Jp Balmoral," Free Bus $ 6 uv: "1 have los been troubled with Hotel igsa q� Furopo n limn. Room g Motel Carelalte, from 01 a day up. Opp. severe pains in my bark, and 1 always G.T.R. »talion, Montreal Ga Carelalnk Coy, Brett. Constant work on the bench. I found AVENUE HOU -`Felony Hotel rates 31.60 THE FIFTH LANCERS thought I hat theo ne was from my nI nal r nage Arrm,e E T BRAVERY. out. my kidneys were affected, and anee pe_ee.e I was ceriein of that 1 resorted to ,Ltpudt4if. by Three nllel'N'- $11111/tN Tim» Dodd's Kidney Pills. I am' happy to new. With n Revolver - Canines say three Loxes left me oleo). of Back- O3•.trthy of a 1'teturin t'r0.3. Rahe, 1 can highly recemmend them Every oampalgn in which England to any person afflicted witb that form engages develops some individual act of Kidney Disease." SHOWS GREAT et heroism that stirs the British blood --►- throughout the entire empire and seta GIVES FITS. tonguee going in ceaseless praiseofthe hero. The latest 9.ustance of this was HO.1x-There's only one way to get furnished by Piper Finilater in the decent clothes froa tailor, and that Jo war against the 11111 tribes of India. ns osx nev-Hoer w payd/fierce . ce.� that works Lilies in general with England; but; in A' Da-gai, where Ills H;gh'arlder.4 were this case I do believe that England i charging the tribesmen, Piper Find - will do credit to our common human- tater was shot, but falling, continued ily by forcing a small. State calling to pay on his hornpipe the charge, His regiment, stirred by his bravery, weal on up the hill and captured the point allaaked, and Findlater returned to England to be personally honored by the Queen herself. It was expected that, true to English precedent, the Boer war would call forth some similar act. But n0 one expected it would be as soon as it has. John James Shurlock, of the Fifth Royal Lancers, is the hero, and he Is a trumpeter in the service. He is a mere lad of sixteen summers, but he did a day's work of whioh any man of mature years would be proud. And justly so. AT ELANDSLAAGTE, FOR RED HANDS. Maloney noticed that the loeomutive and Lake over the State. • was ploughing ahead al terrific rata "Those who invested their money In For very red hands a litho chloride of speed He shut off steam, put on the country hal no hope of ever hav- of lira a f iw grains -may be add- ing a voice in the government of L es - he ed to the ordinary soft water used Lhe air brakes, whistled for the hand country, end yet the ULtlandors were for washing. All rings and jewelry must be removed, however, as the chlor- ide has a discoloring effect. Wasbing in oatmeal water is also very effective. The oatmeal, which must be of the best duality, should be boiled in plenty of water -about a teacup of meal to a gallon of water -for an hour ;. then strain and use the liquid for wash- ing, night and morning. tial( the quantity of starch added to the oat- meal greatly enhances the whitening 011044t. OAMPIIOR ICE FOR THE HANDS. Camphor-ioe, whioh is made with olive -oil, Is 0,0 old and tried family remedy for rough hands, and is very easily made. Take three drachms of camphor, three of white beeswax, and three of spermaceti. Acid two ounces of sweet olive oil. Put the mixture in- to a jar, set in a saucepan of boiling water, and let It melt into a smooth maea. It will be white and almost translucent when cold. While it is in n, liquid form, pour into 111110 jars. brakes and applied all the ordinary twioe as numerous, at least, as the ort- melbods of slackening speed, but ginal usurpers. For in my mind I do without success. Every fresh effort not give to the Boers oil the Transvaal seamed to spur the obstinate machine the tette of nationality. They simply killed the Kaifirs fifty years ago„ and into greater efforts. they took their place. There is nothing The big l000molivo tugged and in this that implies proscription for a nation. THE INDUCEMENT. ",As to Oom Paul Kruger, when one considers that the President of the small republic, which has only 60,000 inhabitants or (hereabouts, receives a salary as large as that of the President of the United States, one can, imagine that patriotism is not Lhe very first characteristic of his life. "I have always hold that a man, in any country has the same right, as an - ocher if he conducts himself as he away monster, they aura "t stir; but ought, and that there should be no dis- ci p>Jd the footboard hoyrd re both hands tinotion beyond that which is neoes- g f t sary to test his sincerity. Let the and held 0n with all their strength. United States be the model for repub- lics in this matter. There must not be at the end of the llith century a gov- ernment galling itself a republic, while it is in reality a close oligarchy. ABOUT THE BOEIII, strained and whipped tbo long train along at a tremendous pace. Faster and faster the engine bounded along, the heavy cars behind swaying and lashing around the curves. BI1AK,GMEN IN PERIL. The brakemen who were feverishly throwing on brakes mould no longer stand upright, h•rom and to end or the ears they drawled on their stom- aohs, until with the rush op tlta wind and the pounding of the cars as they battered along in the rear of, the run - LOVE'S LIFE. Life is a fever of nerves that quiver, Till death's eol.d cleaver sets them at rest; Only when wasted, has love oultest- ed, The life it blasted, but dies when blest. Dante, heartbroken, made heaven a token Of love unspoken, for Beatrice; ft he hall won her, would! they have knowa her, Who now enthrone her, In Paradise? However flavored, or sweetly savor- ed, Fate never favored a wedded bard; Strong trees grow' single, on cliff, or . shingle, While- those that mingle are mostly m'ar'red. Won love is sweeter than lost, but fleeter, For winged hen fent are whom none Maim, Ido Byron's cross is what fame en- grosses, And Burns's lass ie bis Mary's ,lama. Sappho, sweat maiden, lost love's dear Aiilenn, Nor long delayed in her human Thome, Why such love's' fated to die unmat- ed, Was never slated 'in any Tome. It m'sy bat given again in Beavon, If ib is, riven: on t'h'e rude shore, For the Lona'favor to, live 'forever, On earth must savor and be no more. A, J. RA11ISAY. IMMENSE WOODEN BUILDING. The Parliament Building in Welling- ton, New Zealand, is the .largest wood- en siruatutre in the world. In Wol- linglon, 0(111 some other Now Zealand towns, almost every house is con- structed of wood. Large churches and re built '.mess premises a e important bust .of the same material THE INDOLENT GARDi3NER. 'Mrs. Suburb -No more )silk? What's t:he matter? )e l Ve- en' le cow has 9[0 t V din I1 g Gar pl ilk mum. in'm , Godness lee l Why? • Mean10 she's dry', mum, Then why in the world 'ton'( you ,glen her a drink? DlidVEN FROM THEIR POSTS. "She's loose," shouted Mahoney to his fireman, who was busily- seconding his efforts to stop the wild career of the locomotive. Over the coal in the tender they scrambled and back upon the train, leaving the wild thing in front to pursue its own 0011550. The front end brakeman joined them, and the trio crawled bash as lar away from the locomotive ale they possibly could. Four car lengths batik the pressure of the wind, increasing in strength with each plunge of the run- away, compelled them to use all their strength to cling to the tops all the box oars, which, despite their loads, pitched and tossed in the wake of the heavy engine like a dismantled Mille in a .gale. • AROUND THE HORSESHOE. Around the .dangerous Horseshoe Curve the train sped at a velocity which Mahoney declares was close to 150 miles an hour, the helpless crew olinging to tbo tope of the cars, ex- pecting every instant to find them- selves mixed up in a chaos of splinter- ed box 00.1'8, twisted and broken trades and the boulders along the track. Above the deafening roar of the wind in his earn the engineer heard a rattling and snapping sound, and an ooeaaioaal deep -toned craule from the iron manias ahead. Each second he expecLol the huge steel axles under the l000molive would snap and allow the big driving wheels to go bonding off at thein.' side on separate mis- sions of destruction, leaving the big boiler to drop between the rails and bring the speeding mass up shorty and wrecking every oar in the train, 1 TEIle UP -GRADE SAVED THEM. At times the jerking and swaying motion was absent and the prostrate (non were in terror lest the engine "The Boer is brave. Of thee 1 have no doubt; but he is ignorant and pre- judiced to an alarming extent. On that account I do not condemn him, for his fathers had to strike out into the des- ert and lived as those who' are can off from civilization. His prejudice shows itself principally as regards the Cathie - lie Church; and, secondly, as regards the civilized habits of European na- tions. The Catholic Church is his bugbear. Catholics are heathens to him. They worship snakes and wooden images, "To my mind a war is the( bests way lo end the unrest and insecurity that torment and paralyze the country here at present„ We shall suffer from i1; probably we shall suffer a great deal, but in the and the country will gain, and gain immensely. 001i1 PAUL'S PORTRAIT. What Stanley Thought of the ('re41Qent'N Trenanreil 011 Pall theg. Kruger possesses to his house at Pre- toria a portrait of himself which Sir Henry Stanley, when le saw it, bo - fore seeing the President, thought must libel the original very 'vastly.In one of his letters, wriLten by Sir Henry to the journal "South' Africa," just about two years ago, he describes his meeting with Oten Paul and the pie- Lure ia ture very graphically. He was "for- tunate enough" to obtain an interview With tho President at the early hour of 6.30e, m„ Oom being' just, about to followed by the whole train, had left depart an au electioneering hour, the steel rails. The crashing and "As ho was fully dressed," wrote Dr. snapping continued and the train Inov- Stanley, as ho then was, "in the usual ing at tremendous speed struck the up black suit and little old-fashioned top - grade. . For a. while the advent of the het, and smoking on the verandah of assent seemed to Increase rather than diminish the velocity of the torpedo his house, the old President must have upon mile, but gradually the speed slackened, and at Mono road the breaks seized hold of the Oar wheels and the train was brought toastand- still. ENGINE WORKS RIPPED OUT• The engine was a wreck as far as usefulness was concerned, The whole "inner motion," that part of'aloeomo- tivt'8 machinery situated between the ;;riving wheels and the forward trucks, had disappeared. The terrific speed at- tained by the driving rods had been too much for the strength of the small risen from bed an hour earlier at least, and though all the clocks in this region are fully thirty minutes behind time, 6 a.m., is a remarkably early hoar to begin business, slip - pod In English , g'oodmorning'A 1 "Illsg pod from liim unconsciously, and after to a a shako hands ho led theway spacious saloon, wherein thefirst thing that at.lraolofl my attention was a large and ooarse oil painting of him. shown Me seat w What the sa s sfeol parts and they had Iprn them- It happened t salvos free, flung themselves against I placed Mr. Kruger and 1195 'Melted the bolter and forward trades and i directly In a line In f10011. of me, and were scattered along the runaway's' I WOE thus forted 10 compare the ori- trail. f Iwginal with the coley. Why, then he gives you fits. 111011 HEELS IN PERSIA. High heels, it is said, owe their ori- gin to Persia, where they were intro- duced to raise the feet from the burn- ing sands of that country, Be Cured of Catarrh. It is quite easy (.o cure yourself of Catarrh or Asthma if yt.0 use Catarrh - ozone, the medicated sir treatment for all dLeeases of the nasal and respira- tory organs caused by germ life. Ca- tarrhozone 30111 cure -absolutely mine -Catarrh, and i; a very pleasant rem- edy that can be u .ed without- any dan- ger or risk whatever. When inhaled it rapidly volatilizes, and finds its way to the very seat of the disease, where it kills the microbe life that causes Ca- tarrh and at the same time restores all irritated membranes to their normal It was in the fight at Elandslaagte, � condition, effecting a permanent cure. Books Ramarlee, oro• when the Lancers were so severely set' Sou simply breathe i Cr.tarrhozone Cth®ISO Prayer arcizea soapulars, upon by the Boers. They were hard does the rest. One trial will demon- Rellgmn.Pmtnre., Stet miry, and 0110 4 ornaments, pressed, and it. devolved upon Timm- I aerate its worth. For sale at all drug- Haucatlon.' weal,. Moil order: re else prompt atter- peter, Shurlock to sound orders on the ' gists or by made price $1,00. For trial • tier. D. & J. sA01(00 & 00„ Montreal. bugle. As he raised the instrument outfit send loo in stamps to N. C. Pol- to his lips he was Set upon by 'three son & Co., 518 Kingston; Ont. ST. JAMES' HOTEL.- nna ria,ke Irmo, q'x: Beltway. lrHaeleses mCdermeerotal House. Modem to' If you would live to a ripe old age don't try to live more than one day at a Lime. Fg . p', ea, 1003 CALVERT'S Carbolic Disinfectants- Soares, 0Int• meet, TootS Powders, etc„ have been awarded 100 medals and diplomas for superior exuellonoe. Their regular use prevent infect!. one ssupply. Lists mailed to tin a free on application. . F. C. CALVERT & CO., MASICHEHTEit, - • ENGLAND. Husk Teachers ers Wanted To send for our complete SHEET MUSIC CATALOGUE and SPECIAL RATE Of DISCOUNT. We are pp equipped io TEACyHEHin Canada Whaley, Royce of Co„ 108 Tonga St„ TORONTO, ONT. Sausaya Casln e—Nmvimmurmrinutone*t cy ba pnglinh Sheep x0.(1 Am• orl0an Hog PtlCAt,BLACKeliAle WFLL AO., pries,n. 0.15. Carters GOLD CURE 10,. Cures Ina jiffy. P. Me Cormens rr 0o., Agnate, Montreal. THE RES MOINES INOUBATOR-Bast and cheapest 0. Rolland, 1010 .58 5 St. Pn, l si tot, Montreal 3,t. stamp 100 00141 gas 9g Boers at. once. He saw he could not blow the blast, so he slung bis horn again and draw his revolver. It took the coolest kind of work to avoid the first assailants. As be dodged the blow aimed at him he fired his weapon point-b;ank in the face, of the burly charger. Down the fellow fell in a heap at his feet. With an instant's hesitation he turned to the next and shot him Clean through the heart, and as the third engaged him he warded off the point of the ba., met with his open hand and shot the fellow through the • shoulder. Then, without the slightest delay, he sounded' the order that held the Lancers firm and kept them from any possibility of retreat that might have ended in dishonor,. COOLNESS AND COURAGE. It required the Mees` courage to withstand 8uoh an attack successful- ly. It not only took the nicest courage but it took the nicest acouraey of aim with a revolver. Had he missed any one shot he must have paid the for- feit with his lice. It would have cost him more, perhaps, that which he valu- ed more than his life. His wound was quite a severe one, but it was soon dressed in the hospital, and lie is now doing nicely with the prospect of a distinguished service ahead of him and a Victoria cross. The little fellow is a born soldier, being bred in the service. He is the son of a trooper in. the Fifth Lancers who lost his life by an accident in elle service several years before, He en - lotted in the army when he was four- teen years of age, with the full consent of his widowed mother, who is herself the daughter of Sergeant John Fro- gett, a soldier with a record otthirty- one years' inoluding distinguished service. DONT'S FOR NURSES. Don't let stale Cowers remain in a Sick chamber. Don't appear anxious, bowever great your anxiety. Don't be unmindful of yourself i4 you are in the responsible position of nurse, To do faithful work you must have proper food and stated hours of rest. ONCH REMOVED, (Raynor -1 hear there is a new baby next door to you. Shypne-You don't hoar it halt as often ns T do. nomeinntrimmomatatamanow When the first baby appears on the seen the happy parents forget that there are about ten million more in the world about the same age and just as auto. !Blemishes e1rtN.HNn Complexion TRIELELTMEINT_ iSoad one cont stamp for circular. W.3, URQUHAR.T Analytical Chemist, 130 Q.een 8t, W., Toronto. An enterprising dime -museum man- ager advertises for a henpecked hus- band to oompletc bis poultry exhibit. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHIN0 SYRUP has been maul by mothers for their children teething. It soothe. the child, nurten. the gums allays lain• cures wind 0110, and to the Iles( rmuedy for dlerr ,ms tun. 0 0.6- tle. Sold 1, all druggWWWx slow's hoot the werl(l• Ba sure and a n for "Alm. Wlo,low'r 401(11,00 a3'rup. A traveler saye ham plays about the same part in a railway sandwioh that truth does in a horse trade. TO MIRE .4 0055) 00 ONE DAY Take Laxative Brolno Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund 1110 money it i0 fails to cure. pc. EE'. W. Grove's signature is on each box. A spinster of uncertain years Who recently married a man named Hope speaks of him as the hope long defer- red. y 9 y_- H Pharaoh tl Do." rentor 3t uutiuiu1ern. Women are queer nrenturos. One may laugh at you if you are rich and senile on you if you are poor. Bow's This 7 We ower Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh Shat cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh 011r0. ' F. J. 01111.N`57 & CO.. Toledo, 0. We, the Itnderel meet. have known l•' J. Cheney for the hue, 10 years, and believe fhim perfectly honorable in all 10eluea0 tranea01 Ions, outl financially able to awry out any obit. acted made by their firm;. Wen, ATun Ax IVI,o,e„aleUruggtaia,Tolodo, 0. 134113 O IKINN AN ,L' 514830IN, Wholesale DrugRglris, Toledo, 0. Halls Oatsrrh Cure le token internally, act• Mg directly upon the blood and ..moods 5115 - Lees of the x1,10,1,, Price 78n, dor bottle, Sold lw all drneg sta. Testimonials free, Balls Family Pills are tho beet. ALWAYS THIS OTIIER BOY. 51 norms to me that Willie gots into an awful lot of fights. I wonder who is to biome for it all? The other boy, always the other boy, replied Willie's mother, with con- vietion. Willie rays so himself. o a ' / WMN/IF•F� ,nt, aaumtiawrw �J 9 y • 1;bit ,�{ 3'' 9 ' 0y1"Lr, a "e�}17,,,T 4. J a en,''t:ii, on=o,. anana,a+sa"o O SENSEKIed LLS Hugs, Rate nM,,, Soball Druggiata, or set Queen W. Toronto. WANTED --Xan to travel, salary or oommtulon; expert. once unne0napry, Write LUKE BROS. UO,,, btontroel. from alWANTl peals,n330 Owe kr .1111H/RINECO.,Mootroa. ILLOr, BInBraw'ls ao0 veamvsyrup ofiIng iOO cough o Dr. atte of rth Brista for ie -gent by mall on n n 11a Modlonl DIap0ory,O Bryson Montrea(.'s Agents= MEN OR WOMEi' All parts of Canada make 3 toil 'lel(, duly. Latest Inuo,red Cooker, g water gunge, all compartments into Welded adyaokn ep er e e changeable. n g 0 they gj'rt31 551 VO A U1'U 245 College Street, pOr TJ6 Cullegn$treat„TovupEo. ljtk Mlle, Mills de Halos f : ti Bo eeu„rsamRveba mond 84y„, Toro0t0. TORONTO Cutting School offers spaniel edventag I to ell deur,m. of msp,idng ( thorough knowledge a Cuttingand Pitting OontlC en' Garments. carts m s ant i f g particularp. 113 Tonga 8t., Toronto. b I et and Sheet Metalvrorkets Rod or Green. SLATE RBi.AUk130SLATE, Woe14 11 Public and MO Sohools Turont0) R000n.Felb, PRoh.; Uoel Tar, oto. ROOFING TILE (Bee New Olty Ruled' logo, Toronto done by our ormt Metal Cetlloge, Cori 01,00,0(5. 3Ccllmatee Jurnlehed t r work anmpin1e 00 fo 100 ,,,Lolnnhtppod t8005p arto1 the ponnl.ry. PhoaoOSO 0.081 (05O0N0, Adelaide&Widmer Sts„Toronto Dyeing 1 Cleaning! For the very hest send your work L. the G BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.” Look for agent i0 yuor town, or send Broca. Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebee, BALDNESS ESS CUBEi1. ROSE'S "Hair Grower” positively and per manently cures Baldness, Hair Falling out, Dandruff, etc„ end renders the hair soft, glue*. gentlemen. beautiful. 01.00 Testimonials b tlerom leading moron, ROSE & CO„ 226 Rouo5avalles Ave, Toronto. TUBULAR sf,gd SATES Ploaeure Oueraoteed Cast Steel, 2'41, struuggest, L(chtest mod Pcotedt Skate (n the woe]] Made in xll 1,0410,. Order' from1) ate with Route, 00.0 FREE. 1505, - 170 Bay St, Toronto. Cheapest and Bost Covering in the World. tea PIPE SA LER Coverong Steam and Hot end Cold Water Pipes, Gold Storage. Pipes Kitchen Bolters, eco. For particulars apply to MiCA BOILER COVERING CO., Limited, Toronto, Montreal, and London, Eng. Michigan Land for Sale. 000 ACRES 0000 FARMING LANDS-AREENAO • Iosco, Ogoo aw and Crawford t'ountlea. Title per. feat On 1liohi000 Central, 003001t 3c illeoktnaa and per • Lake 5,011r8ads, ut pricer, ranging from 82 to 09 Towawe. ie Churchhes, Schools, are 01010 wEnterprisinglsNew reasonable terms. Apply to R. M. PIERCE, Agent, West Bay 0ity, Mids. Or ;LW. CUR'TIS. Whittemore. Midi, tiv CbLsOL`ufe ecu flvrxsi` t ming toT©ronbb WILL FIND VERY DESIRABLE FLATS, Steam Heated, Steam Power, Elevator and all oonvenienoee. TRUTH BUILDING, 73 Adelaide St. West, TORONTO. Do, inion line MAIL STEAMSHIPS Portland, Me., t IVestb and calling at Halifa* Large and fast Steamers Vancouver,' Dominion, Cambroman. Rates of methane I -First Cabin $30 upward. t Seooni Cable, 536; etaerege, 02.60 and $29.00. ur permanently se For further information apply to local agents, or Catarrh of nose, DAVID TORRANCCE k CO., General Agent*, ® throat. stomach n..,,-eoo„r. EL Montreal. ,0 on 7, Iend ndian Catarrh u O Co.,P. n.14 St. Write es.d., iM00(500l. Indian Catarrh Oulu Co., 14G 9t. James -ado CATARACTSIse sorh0d without opurattonl, Bron ohlei Asthma, and Over -fa m:se, cured by sato, sure andotent remedie0, Absolutely burmlens. Perttoulere end terms addroue, 1310, 01(5017, 93 0,00008(. 8g , Buffalo uaulo,New York. LEAD, (:OFFER, BRASS. Wholotale only. WILLIAM HST ,rtTORONence TO ne1720. POULTRY, BUTTER, EGOS, APPLES, d other PRODUOE, to .sure bent resider woolen to The Dawson Commission Co., Limited, Bor. (feet -Market & Colborne St., Toronto, Cereal Coffee health Drink. Pure,Wholeson,0, aour,sla In . Ito lb., or Elba f0r235, Ro tee le 00011 to 40c ooeest per Salo by' all Ornoera, or send loo for I-10, paokagl n (Age nts w wanted lin BV800.,,(0 ii(W 0 0"'50100(0. -e ('BEAVER BRAND” Mackintosh' seer hardens Is in guaranteed water. ur Aubb r Ol 6 lug Ua� llioo(rool a To Manufacturers NORTHEY STEAM PUMP- 6 x 4, 7 inch stroke, in good working order, capac- ity about 200 horse power. Price $75. FEED WATER HEATER --63 horse power, in good order, Price $35. ONE No. 3 STURTEVANT FAN z4 inch, in perfect order, Price bzs. ONE No. 4 BUFFALO FAN - 27 inches high, upright discharge, in extellent order. Pete $35, S. FRANK WILSON. TRUTH, 73 Adelaide West, 'Toronto, THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. BREAKFAST—SUPPER. Ap rot.°:; esti ri NDIGESTION is very insidious. The appetite becomes poor, capri- cious, or is altogether lost: Pain, accompanied by nausea and flatu- lence follows the taking of food i nutrition being arrested, the blood 1 becomes impoverished, and then appear various nervous .affections,, such as headache, dizziness, sleeplessness neuralgia, hysteria, and the collection of distressing symptoms to which the na lee o f "nervous dehllity" and "heart trouble' has been applied. The liver is 8pe0dil offected, and then we have constipatiotl, foul tongue, offensive breath, depression of spirits and sallow shin. THE CURE 18 SIMPLICITY ITSELF t RIo6»d '° Dr.Warst4tPlerit1 i1i ALWAYS TOUCH THE SPOT. 4rtce 00 Cents per Lox, live hones 32.00. All 6 11001e.% or Sinn, W,llloma 3 0o., Toronto, Ou6, ! JA8. R, ARNETT, Manager.• ._ JOHN J. MAIN, Sept, end Tromp CAICI 1 rt Loan and Savings Company. INconrOOOATan 1016. The oldest and Largest Canadine Mort• guogse Gorpofatioll, Paid.up Capital, • - $2,600,000 Reserve Fund 1,zoo .000 Head 0floo-Toronto 80, Toronto. Oraneh OR't000-Winnipeg, Man., Vancouver, 0.0 Dr POR4re RNOPIVED, Interest allowed. 3) 0}NTUR.135 1841110n for 1, a, 3, 4 010years, With lemma . cameos ouac115,1, MONEY LENT 00 elethrity or real estate mortgage,, ,,1G ,l Bonds, 0W. nisi , 0 Govarnmont and In p , For further 3 rElealors ripply to 130111113(3110 0A8011, 1Hanagtn1 blredtlit, Toronto, File Canadian Heine Sofety BO LEE ! Oi Esplanade, Opp. Sherbom no 3t., Toronto High Class Water Tubo Steam Bailors, for MI Pressures) Duties and Fuel. mil) P01 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOOUB. k. Toronto (1140(110 I.1811013o„ 1dmltod Tho tint n 00. 11841pa. 0 n asst }tyre,, flo, fimita , , M d, y T10 C, to 1 arc n I�utib r a. tf (�l1C�S ( h g ( The Wilton red�i11 ling vir1Lou tau bt ToSOnt0, where bolters ma0lln Oen 3Nflti