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JULY 2r, 1858.
TEE BRUSSELS P^ST.
HEALTH, ciao of farmers who aro unable to hire
bolp. Does any one know of a remedy ?
Our Foes In The Mr.
• Toadstools
o
t141 Fo d
e Ib ie a wonderful foot that the air we. I Tho edible varieties are numerous. The
:1 breathe contains fops as doadlyandl'tvieible writer hoe oaten en n abl of over ono bun•
oas the pinion malignant
peoplen it.Mostbithiwhio1aance duo Iient dred, and oonfldently exp ate to add many
more to the list, The late Dr. Curtis, of
e to these unseen enomiee. To bo aero, ib le North
Carolinaoata1oguee one hundred and
probable that the earth and organic bodies 1twelve edible Winds found
by him in that
on the earth, and not the air, generate them. 159898, Every day inyauphagists are adding
They aro taken up as dust, and, Uoing little: to their cuisine species not heretofore tested
o heavier than air, are long suepondod fa ft, to tho eafotypoint in eating, and even those
Thoy are known by the general name of which have long horns a bad reputation,
miorobeo—miorosoopio forms of life, Only 1 Tho myoophagist selects from wood or
1 a few of the many classes of microbes are field a specimen of toadstool which by Ito
s harmful, just as only 8 few of the millions external a poaranoe extends an Invitation to
8 of epeoies of larger vegetable growth are try it, Hard, dry, leathery, fetid, slimy or
poisonous. d000mpoeing ones aro loft rigidly alone—au
0 In 1833 an epidemic fever, characterized they should be. Carefully removing the
by great depression, inflammation of the fungus from its habitation, and after noting
s bronchial tubes and lunge, and by an inoes- I its botanioal oharaoterietioe, a email piece Is
sant dough, swept over the world from east tasted raw ; if it is nauseous, it Is thrown
to west. Ito advent: was sadden, and in away aad branded as non edible; if ibis hot,
t most cases the person was well auafn Ea'0ss 1 acrid, or bitter, a small piece is cooked
s than a fortnight. It was quite fatal, how•
t ever, to the aged and the weak. This was
0 the famous influenza.
, The same malady has repeated its ravage°
o—aametimee over extenoivo trade of noun-
• try, sometimes only locally—many times
• since the Middle Ages, If it is of microbic
origin,—as hi probable,—what inconceivable
swarms of microbes must have filled the
air I Of course, no precaution oould avail,
1 except the habitual maintenance of high
health and good hygienio conditions.
Malaria is due to miorobeo whioh reach
their victims either from the air, by in.
halation, or from drinking water which
has abeorhed them. Boil the water, avoid
the night air, sleep in the higher rooms of
the house, and guard against all excesses.
Typhoid fever is caused by microbes from
the discharges of a previous patient which
either have found moose to drinking water,
or have been taken up dried into the air.
Microbes flourish in all kinds of moist filth.
The chief eafoguard isgeneral
cleanliness,
the boiling of toll suspected water, and ample
ventilation and ounahine.
Diphtheria, ocarlet•fover, whooping•oough
and measles aro due to microbes given off
from the akin or breath of the patient.
They either float in the air of the room, or
become nttaohed to the furniture, walla and
budding. Avoid infected rooms and persona.
Attcndanto ehould keep their stomachs in au
motive condition with digestible food, but
should not overload them. Most microbes
are digested and rendered harmless by a
vigorous stomach.
The snot prophylactics—as preventives
aro oallod—are high health, cleanliness,
abundance of air and sunshine, the boiling
of water and milk, and the avoidance of
whatever depresses the physical system—
loss of sleep, protracted watohing and all
excesses, and cheerful courage.
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Health efFarmer's Wives.
It is now some three years sinoe we first
came to the country. My husband and my-
self were both country bred, but soon after
our marriage removed to the nearest city;
and within iia buoy precincts many years
had passed away, flecked with both shadow
and sunshine.
To us had been given four merryfaced
children, bub when we returned to the
country we b^ought but two, and those wore
delicate little creatures which showed very
plainly that they ware just out from under
the physician's care. Ae for myaelf,Z,i was
but just able to make the journey, and we
had moved but twenty miles out.
It was nothing new for me to be siok, as a
great part of my life had been spent in oloae
acquaintance with the medicine vial, and it
was not strange that my children were deli•
oat& too. The two who had been removed
from pain and sickness lived long enough to
so twine the tendrils of the maternal (heart
about them ae almost to break it asunder when
they went away, and for the sake of the two
remaining as well ae for myself, it was de-
rided to try the value of oountry air.
As wag but natural, soon upon arrival at
our new home I began to look about me, ex-
pecting to see only plump, rosyoheeked
farmers' wives, able to walk, drive, or per•
form any reasonable amount of labor. What
then, was my dismay to find that with one
solitary exception every woman of my own
age in the neighborhood suffered in a greater
or less degree from ill health, and that the
country doctor had more than he could Co to
attend to these half -sick patients. I mould
nob but wonder why it was so. Here amid
the luxuriance of the oountry
T supposed
PPneed
everyone must be well. How sweet the
morning air filled with the fragrance of
oountlese wild flowers I What a delightful
oontraet to the smoky atmosphere to which
I had been accustomed I How eagerly I
opened my mouth to drink in the rioh neo•
tar, satisfied. that I had found the right
018di0ine at last.
And yet people were sick oven here !
What could he the oauae? I spent much
time thinking about it, and fearing lest even
this last chance should be token from tae.
But in spite of my depressing thoughts, I
soon began to rally. I surprised myself at
the amount of work I accomplished and be.
gan to feel encouraged.
The children began to show signs of im•
provement, and I want to remark right
here, that their improvement has so far be.
come an established faob, that no doubt re.
mains in my mind relative to the propriety
of bringing up children in the country in
preference to the city. Thoy seldom need
medicine of any kind, and never a doctor,
they aro out in all kinds of weather, and
very seldom have a cold, whereas the former
days and nights were so characterized by
oougha and hoarseness as to keep the ma-
ternal heart trembling with fear.
without seasoning ; if it retains any die.
agreeable qualities over the wale, it ie brand•
ed in like manner ; if it loses them all,
larger pieces are 000ked and eaten ma.
til the kind either given signs of nox-
ious qualities or proves to be harm-
less. If the opeoimen is mild and pleasant
to the taste (a small pieoe) both raw
and cooked, the some ogre is observed until
a full meal is eaten ; and it very woo es -
soy that it ehould be ; for in one family of
gill -bearing toadstools—the Amanitm —no
sign either cooked or raw ie given of its
deadly properties. This Ea the only family
to whioh deaths have boon traded ; and the
botanical characteristics of its members must
be thoroughly mastered. There is no other
method of testing that is safe. Charms of
salt and silver are e.9 aa0leea e.6 the romances
of the fortuneteller, and even worse ; for,
if believed in, they inspire a oonfidence that
leads directly to serious results.
Many persona may experience unpleasant
effects from eating
toadstools, , Uecanee of
rich cooking or indigestion,
which are toot
caused by inherent injurious properties in
the toadstool, " What is one man's moat
is another man's poison" is a proverb as tree
of toadstools as anything oleo. There are
many varieties not friendly to delicate sto.
molls. A wineglaegful of whiskey and
sweet oil, repeated ff necessary will help
them along safely should they happen to be
eaten, Tho effects of these kids are ex.
perienced almost immediately after eating,
and yield promptly to simple treatment ;
but the poison of the Amanita does not
manifest itself for from eight to twelve
hours after ingestion, and by this peculi.
arity announces itself, In this event send
for a physician at once. One eightieth to
one sixtieth of a grain of atropine adminis-
tered at a dose aubcutanetttsly until the
poison is counteracted is an antidote.
The object of the mycologist should be to
encourage and foster the study of this i-
teresting and plentiful form of plant -life ;
for in so doing he pointe the way to many
pleasures and disseminates the knowledge
that will in a great measure prevent the
accidents occurring from indiscriminate
toadatool•eating. But, be this knowledge
ever so wide•eproad, there will bo enough
foolhardy people to afford annual announce -
mots of deaths and widespread obituary
notices for whioh the whole toadstool family
must suffer,
Sea-Siokneas,
The titne for ocean and lake travel has
arrived and many persons who aro anti-
oipating a trip abroa.i are beginning to in.
quire of their family physicians for a remedy
tor aea•oicknese. Bromide of potash, anti-
pyrine, and a hundred other drugs have
been recommended for this very distressing
inconvenience of ocean travel. Both of the
drugs named, as well as others, have been
greatly extolled by those who claim to have
derived much benefit from their use. It
ought to be known, however, to all who rely
upon those or other drugs for relief from sea.
etckneso, that the relief thus obtained is not
an unmixed good. The drugs named, as well
as all others whioh aro capable of p•oducing
such a state of insensibility in the nervous
system as will prevent this disease, are capa-
ble of doing so, only when administered in
doses whioh are really poisonous, and cape•
plc of doing serious injury. In smaller doses
LIhan this, they rarely afford any relief. 16
rally is a quesbicn, as to which is the great-
er evil, the nausea and distress of &ea•sick-
ness or the poisoning of the nervous system
for several days in succession, before and
during the journey. Sea sickness is rarely
fatal, and generally leaves an individual
none the worse, if indeed he is not really
bettor, for the general olearing out and the
enforced abatineneo.
Tiny 'Twins.
Probably the most diminutive specimen
of humanity in this vicinity is to be Been
in Lanaingburg. Twelve weeks ago twins
—a boy and a girl—were born to a family
named Blumer. At birth the twins weigh.
ed a little lees than three pounds, and au
ordinary fioger ring could be slipped over
the hand or foot of either child, Some
weeks since the boy died, and the girl, al•
though now three months old, does not tip
the soles at three pounds. She is a wee,
bit of a thing, and can be held in the palm'
of the hand, The child seems to have very
good health, however.
Look Here,
Do you feel blue and despondent ? Do
pains rank and tear away at nerve and mus-
cle, and have you been disappointed in find
ing a remedy that will afford certain and
speedy relief. If so, go at once to any drug
store and buy a eample bottle of Polson''
Nerviline, Poison's Nerviline never fails
Would I were able to report such improve. to relieve neuralgia, cramps, headache,
ment in myself, but on the contrary after rheumatism, and all internal or external
1 the first few months, in which ae I said be- paha. J. wB.rites
Carman druggist, Morris.
fore, 1 a000mpliehed more than I had ver burgh, writes : "All the parties I supply
dared dream of, my stealth began to decline, opeak very! favorably of Norvaline, and
and soon become worse than before. Ma. always purchase a second lot." Poison's
ladies began to show themselves which oven Nerviline is sold in sample bottles at 10
the weakness of former years had failed to cents ; large size 25 conte—by all druggists
develop. My daily duties became a burden and country dealers everywhere, Try a
to me, and not knowing what bettor to de I ten cent bottle.
called in the country debtor dui] became a I
member of that vast fumy of half-eiok far- 1 Where the Fault Bested,
mer -wives, Ho—I was so mortified that you ehould
There is no doubt in my mind that all thio see mo fall from my bioyole, Mies Mande,
might have been avoided, It watt evident bub I can aeon you the fault reefed entire.
that country air was jot what needed, and ly on the bioyole.
that under favorable oiroumotanoee I might She—Yoe, for a moment, Mr. Geelip, and
have nearly if not quite regained my health, then the bioyole rested entirely on the
and that this monster overwork has stolon fault,
from me my last thence. And another self• a
evident foot is thie that many a poor woman'Double-Action Brain Food,
is suffering under like oiroulnetanees. I n Yes," said Uncle Raatue, " I'eo been
There is no life 00 pleasant as oountry takin' brain food fo' ter etimnlato my mem -
lifo ' there is no place so suitable for young 'rq, an' it's wukin' fuet•rate."
children Dither from a moral or physical ', 1 hope it has worked sufficiently for you
standpoint, there le no work so healthful as to remember, Uncle Bootee that sufficiently
hve
farm -work ; no oleos of women should enjoy owed me eeventy•five cents for over a oar."
tbettor health than the farmer's wife, and it " Yoe, ash • dot was one ob de feat thin s
is a state of things to be deplored that all of ?'membered and `os' as 1 was ins 3ronn'
these advantages aro more than over.rttted fo' ,ter payde !none false 'membered dab 1
by the presence of the broad monster wuddethave natio' lef' ter buya oafish"
overwork."
wea disco venin food, Mistral Smif, am ar
OF course tbte refers only to the poorer great discovery,"
Charity of the Hebrews.
Every Jewish association, whether a oluh,
or debating so tY,a
mueioal urtJ
1a mut.
nal insurance fraternity, a bueinesa leaggue
or what not else, is by those oouoorned in
it deemed incomplete if It done not do Immo-
thing for oharity, At every wedding,
morry-making, feetival and memorial ogle.
bratiou u
bile or private, andeven in the
,P ,
t
P
hones of death. the box for voluntary offer-
ings to ammo charity is oonspiououe, And
when public oaile aro made in the syna-
gogues for oontributione in aid of a charity,
the responses ore such as are evoked no.
where else.
A Cheap Letter Seale,
A cheap but ouffioiontly aoourate aoale
for weighing lettere oan be made out of the
cheapest materials.
Take a pieoe of broomstick about a foot
long, and out off the ends equals and
smooth. Glue a oard to one end; to bhe
other fasten a weight,—a atone wilt do—go
that when that end is placed in water
about two•thirde of the wood will be sub•
merged, and the 'flak will stand upright,
Now put the whole in water, and lay
upon the oard anything which you know
weighs just an ounce, Mark the point to
which thie weight sinks your broomstick
scale ; then load it with two ounces, and
mark that point. In this way you can gra-
duate the Reale so that yon can weigh any
light article.
•
The minister sought to improve the time
by giving Bobby a lesson in morality. " My
boy," he said, ' I have lived 45 years, and
have never need tobacco in any form, nor
told a Ito, nor swore, nor played hookey,
nor—" "Have you got any little boys?"
interrupted Bobby. r No, I have never
had any little boys,"
Well
r they are
mighty lucky,' said Bobby.
YELLOW CAKE.—Two cups c f sugar, four
eggs, one-half aup of butter, one cup of
sweet milk, three teaspoons baking powder,
three cups of
flour.
" All other goods by fortune's hand fo given,
A wife ie the peculiar gift of Demon."
Ie your wife changed and your home un-
happy? Does she go about with gloom 'on
her face and do you see no more the smile
that won you? It is because she is bilious.
Bile causes half the misery of the worll.
Her system is clogged up, her head aches.
Get her a vial of Dr. Pierce's pleasant Pel-
lets and they will give her relief and the
atmosphere of hone will grow bright again.
One tiny, sugar-coated Granule a dose.
The minister vainly doth squander his
time while eeeking earth's evils to check,
when ho lectures in language, however sub.
lime, to a man with a boil on hie neck.
That dainty lady tripping b
Row light her step, how bright her eye,
Haw trash her cheek with healthful glow,
Elko roses that In Maydme blow I
And yet law weoltz have passed away
Since she wee fading, day by day,
The doctor's skill oould naught avail ;
Weaker she grew, and thin and pale
At last, while in a hopeless frame,
One day she ea d ' There is a name
I've often mon—a, remedy—
Perhaps 'twill help ; I can but try "
And so according to direction,
She took Dr. Pierre's Favorite Praseription,
And every battle] symptom fled,
And she was raised as from the dead,
Teacher—" What advantage had the old
Greeke over us, Hans?" Hans (drawing a
long breath)—" They did not have to learn
Greek."
A Reward of $500
is offered by the manufacturers of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, for a case of catarrh which
they cannot cure. The mild, soothing,
oleanoing and healing properties of this re.
mod, are irresiaitble. 50 oents, by druggists,
Some man become bald quite early in
life, while others die and have their will,
offered for probate before their heirs fall
out.
The modern skeleton in the oloeet—The
bustle at night.
GINOALxss HAIR IttINRWRa restores grey and faded
hair to lie natural calor and prevents falling out.
A footnote—" Please use the mat, '
A. P. 407.
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"Women are the dearest, mutest oreatureo
in the world, but they can't toll how a oboe
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HUs 1 Oaoan 00ao cures In one minute.
A young lady in Toronto is aaid to have
had five lovers all named Samuel. Her
photograph album is a book of Sams,
A Cure for Dean kermess.
The opium habit, depsomanla, the morphine habit
nervous prostration caused by the tine of tobacco,
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send your address andle cents 18 stamps for Lubon's
Treaties in book form, 01 Diseases of Main Books
sent sealed and secure from observation, Andreae M.
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A new process has been patented by whion
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Whenever your Stooaoh ar Bowole get oil of or
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and their attendant evlla, take at coos a dose of Dr.
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When a ehip "loye to" le it because she
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People who are oobjeot to bad breath, foul ovate
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Summer's heat debilitates both
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ache, Sleeplessness, Ner—
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that PAoNE'e CELERY COMPOUND
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?Kidneys, Liver, and Bow—
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/Vacations or no vacations, PAIIro'O
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!tonics, and those who use it begin
the hot summer days with clear
heads, strong nerves, and
jgeneral good health. PAINE'S
CELERY COMPOUND is sold by all
druggists, $1 a bottle. Six for $5.
WELLS, RICHAItD,SON & CO., Prop's.
Montreal P.Q.
AND
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Bicycles
OVER 100
Second . laud rllcycb,
safeties and 'tricycles.
Send for List and Ontaloga,.
Agents wanted in every town.
.& T_ Lg1\$1,
MONTREAL,
LadieN'Oollege
HAOIILTON, CANAD e.
First of Ladles' Colleges. Has graduated over 230
in hull coulee. Pull faculties In Literature, Langua-
ges, Selene and Art. Largest College 111, ?ding in
Dominion, Opens Sept. 8,1$88, Address Prinafpal,
lacy. A. 111*CNB, D.D. LL.D.
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships
Sailing during winter from Portland every Thursday
and Halifax overySaturday to Liverpool, and In sum,
mer trot Quebec, every Saturday to Llvorpool,oalling
at Londonderry to land malls and passengers for
Scotland and Ireland' also Isom Baltimore, via Hall
fax and St, John's, IR,F„ to Liverpool fortnightly
during summer months. The steamers of the Olae•
sow tinea sell during winter to and from Halifax
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sum.
mer between Glasgow -and Montreal weeklyyGlee.
gow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Phlladel
phis fortnightly.
For freight, passage or other Information apply tc
A. Sanumaoher S Co„ Baltimore ; S. Cunard o 0o„
Halifax ; Shea & Op., Bt. John's Nfld.,Wm, Thomp
son 8 Co., St. John, N. B.; Allen A Oo., 030(0000
Love & Alden New York; Ii, Smaller, Toronto;
Albino, Rao a ba, 'Oabeo; Wm, lircokle, Philndel•
phis; H. A. Allan, Portland, Boston, Montreal.
Merchants, Butchers AND TRADERS
generally.
We wait a noon MAN in your locality to pink up
CALF SKINS
for us, Clash furnished on satisfactory guaranty
Addt•oso, U, S. Mae, Hyde Park, Vermont, U.8.
The Shod and Leather Reporter, N.Y., and Shoo
and Leather Review, Ohbaogo, the leading trade pm
pors in the U. S. In the Wide line, have sent their
representatives to Investigate 11r. Page's bullnose,
end attar to thorough oxamb,ntion and comparison,
the 1apoa'tar gives him One endorsement;
"W'o believe that in datmte nj teaht•1104901 raw ata•
tartl collated and carttrd, Jfr. Papa holds tho toad
of any/ 00m}nottt0r, Gaut that his present otoeh is the
largest he'd by any 1101000 to this country,'
And the Itouine enys t
"fitter a most th57011 30 iatosatipati0a of Ifs,
Page's lotolnee as 0olnparerf sulth others in sante tied,
too hand become lung satisfied 10at in his speetalty,
light-ausipht stook, h0 io unquestionably, the 10030001
10alnr tit this country, whits in sltparioratl 0/ Dual'
a07,
10 is amlfessedtp at the head."
Quaky c If Mr. Page's bniinose is the target& in its
tine In the United States, ie 11 not the boat possible
proof Of his :Nay to pay highest prices? II he did
not do so, would he natarelly got mors Shine than
any of hie competitors in the same lino?
Nervous Debility.
DR, 0RAY's Species too been used for the pas
fifteen years with groat euoaeee, In the treatment of
Nervous Debility, and all diseases arising from es.
diem, over-worked brain, 1080 of vltnllty, ringing in
the oars, palpitation, etc. For sale by all druggbobs,
Pride 81 per box, or 8 boxes for 85, or Will be 50155 Ly
mall en receipt of pride. Pamphlbt on applfoY,tton
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO. (Corouto.
Stained Glass
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
MIGAUSLAN D & SON
'6 ?Cin; St. W., Toronto.
Cheap Excursion
Will leave all pointe on the C,P.R , C.T.B.
and N, & N. W. Ry. in Ontario, ou
AUGUST 7TH,
F 0 ft—
IVIO OS °MINI
---PAS:RNO T1iftisco
CENTRAL DIANITOB.A..
Fare for Round Trip, $28
Trains leave TORONTO at 11 p,m, AUG.
7th.
The party will be a000mpaoied by J. S.
CRAWF'ORD, of BIRTLI6, MAN.
TICKETS issued ab alt stations and good
to return for 60 DAYS, also for to lay
over on return ab WINNIPEG.
For information apply to all Agents of
C.P.R., G.T.R., or
J. S. CRAWFORD,
Canadian Paoi3o Railway Ticket Office,
TOR0NTO
Young Men
SUFFERING from the effects of early evil habits, the
result of Ignorance and folly, who find themselves
weak nervous and exhausted; also ?Sono-Aoao and
OLD MRN, who are broken down from the effects of
abuse or over -work, and In advanced life feel the
sone equonces of youthful excess, send for and read
M. V. Lubon'e Treatise on the Diseases of Men. The
book will be sent sealed to any address on receipt of
two 3a. stamps. Address
30. V. LIMON. W, Roston St. E„ Toronto, Owl.
CHOICE FARMS A MS FOA SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
MANITOBA.
p ARTIE0 wishing to purchase Improveda
Manitoba.
Farms, from 00 neves upward,, with immediate
poseoeetoi, call or write to C. I. MA11LSON, Mo.
Arthur's Block, Main street, Winnipeg. information
furnished free of charge, and settlers assisted In
making selection. Mossy To Loss at current rates
of interest.
10000 PRESENTS'
TO !GEST APPLYING, WHILE THEY LAST.
We will send by moil nn op.
prnpriate gift to ouch maiden,
wife, mother or conk --one to
family—who will try the
BREADMAKER'S BAKING POWDER
Cut the red circle from the
label and send it in n letter
stating honest opinion after
fair trial, Either n 5, 10 or 25
cent also trill secure the gift.
•knows were to getocer or ti t If askpedr
for by yOu.--Address—
ACAURCEILL & 00„105011100
Whaley,Royee Co
283 Ycngc Street,
Toronto.
The Cheapest place 10
Canada for
BAND INSTRUMENTS
New and seooad•haod.
Ageute for
” BESSON "
and "HIGHAM
BAND & oaooESTBA
Mum,
Repairing of Band In
strumeuts a specialty.
Send for Catalogue
Barnum
ire & Iron Works, Windsor, Ont
Made from 3-16 Steel Rods,
with Heavy Iron Frame and
Iron Foundation.
We are offering the Fence at ex-
ceptionally low prices.
TI110 BEST AND OIIEAPF,ST FENCE.
Iron Fence Cresting,
Stable Fittings,
and all kinds of Iron and Brass
S
Work.
F'OQT] FOR THE
TT 0T =ATH ER_
JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF
JOH STONS FLUID BEEF
.0 .a3o.a1D7g1121 cle 33 313
When the APPETITE FAILS, when the STOMACH REJECTS all
kinds of food, when the SYSTEM is run down in cases of
111EN'I'AL and PHYSICAL OVE1tSTItAINJNG, causing disability,
JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF will supply Strong Nourishment that oan he
retained and thoroughly digested by the weakest stomaoh. It will give
tone to the stomach, restore waste from whatever cause,
and supply food for Braili, Rolle and Muscle.
There arnmany 051 0421000 of
" Peerless"
MACHINE OIL,
but none equal it in lubricating properties, Rum.
ase, MILL890, et0, find none equal t0 the Minima
Peerless made by
SAMUEL ROGERS:& CO., TORONTO.
Sold by dealers oVerywhere.
Capital and Fluids lion. over 83,000,000:
HEAD OFFICE. - - 15 TOIEONTus ST., TORONTOr
A llonie Company, Established October 1811.
To this Pato Ootobor 81, 1887, there has boon returned:
To the holre of Polley boidoro(denlh•olaims) 8848,248 09
To the holders of matured Enddowmont Potholes 28,492 0.9
To PoliO7•hoident oh surrender of Polk:lea 08,988 00
To Polley holden for Oath profits (including those allooattuf and bolugpaid'
482,844 02
To hdldem of Annuity Bonds. .......... ..... ......... ............ 10,807 84
Loaned to Polloyholdors on the Saaurity'03 their Poliofeo 82,2014 98
..,$1,808,174 47
Policies in Force over 104000. Amount over;$15,000,010
-PRESIDENT—H0N. Stn W. P. ItoWLAND, Ca, H,C.M,G.,
VCE'•irRI SIDEIsITS—WILIyy10�AM0LLIorer, Esp.. EDWARD 3OOPEI0, ESQ.
Policies Nrultrtoilabte atter 2'S'eaerle4an-3ihutrAC �DO1 1,J , Managing Director,