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AUG, 17, 1888.
THE BRUSSELS POST.
FEOUSE$OLD, and expression tamp ht hint by great mos. (ASSESNytENT SYSTEM, )
f 1 i 1' tion Slime its inception in 1870, the Toronto'
Industrial Exhibition has proved a con- I
Canada's Great .Fair.
tore, a4 s n his vocation. ^ Lelrge Life Insurance Claims
Pio Colwtry,
<, Now,dour Mrs. owoom)u, s Newcombe," " he said, id Plasty Censure,
" if you're wino flow often when rad and
perplexed we FIErE1r.N TIfaDNAND DOLLARS PAI, ur TnE'
You'll give up your soruplos and learn to haubily censure those dear little ones whom MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LteeAN maisiTION
make plea, Goa has given into our keeping, but when —1 I TY'EIt me THANES AND ENDUIUYEAIENT
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There'll cherry and currant and apple and our darlings are quietly sleeping, and We eN TUE Aa'oofAxrev BY 1VIL.t )T 1), lYanT•
poaoli stop for a moment's reflection before seekingTHEWS, 1.Nt2 , PRIM li m p op riot To2.oI: ro
And lemon and grape—I have rules, dear, the muoh needed rest, the still email voice of Bo.t)oD ol'Tama, la'ru„ Itro,
for each---
Thor0a raspberry, blankborry, blueberry,
mince,
And pumpkin, and prune, and—well, no,
not quinao—
But all other fruits, I ant oerbain, will rico
To moot the demand in the making of pies.
" They aro handy for breakfast, for dinner
and ton,
And they're bandy for lonohoo as all will
agree ;
Why, up at our house wo just make it a
rule
To always send pie for tho children at
school ;
And I'm sure I don't know what our men
folio would say
If'twero nob set before them ab least twine
a day.
Our kneading board's worn till It really
looks thin,
And mother has ordered a now rol'ing-pin.
" There's scarce an 000agion when pie isn't
nice
Calm 'tie a wedding—and Uncle James
Rice,
When his Sarah was married, was really
unable
To make out a meal without pie on the
table ;
So they brought him some mince pie his hun-
ger to whet,
And he said 'trims the beet pisco of wedding
caste yet.
Oh, yea, you will find, if yon
open
your
eyes,
That the folks in this region are bound up
in pies.'
oousci0ace whispers unpleasantly in our oars,
and we are forged to the oonaiuoion that we
woro nob only very unwise, but very
wiokod, Wo who abould have boon ex-
amploa of patience mud good temper, have
fallen from the sublime height whore
motherhood had placed us and lie groveling
in the duet of impationoe mad fretfulness.
And the child whose right it is to look to u$
for perfection stares in open.eyod wonder ab
our debasement.
In the joyousness of happy ohildlrcod he
cannot underotand the cloud upon our brow,
ho cannot see why his happy, noisy play dis-
turbs us and bringa the impatient tone and
fretful censure, he dons not know what he
has done wrong, and wonders why he is
scolded. And the mother wonders, too,
as she reviews the events of the day, mar -
vela at bei own weakness and lack of win,
dom in thus allowing her ohild to Dee the
worst] side of her nature.
While wo thus deport ourselves before
our children, we must not wonder at exhibi•
tions of temper displayed by them. We
have thrown away the rudder by which we
might have hoped to teach them to tattier
their little barks safely through the seas of
perplexity and trial ; but how oan we ex.
peep to teach them self control when we are
wholly unable to control ourselves s Ex-
ample everything, am 10 ie ever thin , precopt is nothing.
nthin g
We meat be what] we wish them to become.
There is no power on earth equal to a
mother'o influence in her everyday life before
her children. Tnere ie a propensity born in
every child to think that whatever mother
dons is right ; and so long as the ohild is too
young to reason this will be its guide. But
the time will oome when wrong will bo
wrong, even though the mother be the one
who commits it, but ere this the baleful in-
fluence will have done its work, and habits
be formed which may last a lifetime.
When the ruthless hand of death snatches
away our loved ones, we remember, with
pangs of remorse, every hasty word and un-
necessary rebuke. This hi but natural, and
yot how muoh more poignant should be our
grief for hasty censure for those still alive,
who, perhaps, are destined to carry about
with them for many years the scars which
our words have made. The wound may
partially heal over, it is true, but a surface
once deep marred will never be so smooth
and beautiful as before. Even the atone.
meat of an after life of perfect patience can
never wholly undo the wrong.
Oh, that these words may meet the eye
of some happy young mother, clasping in
her loving arms a sweet morsel of a baby,
who has never seen the shadows of a scowl
upon the Moe bending over him ; and may
aho see and understand what a wonderful
Ilea in her conduct.
'
i uenco for good or evil h
nfi
r
e alize
,The life of those who have come to
their mistake too late to remedy its evils, is
before her, and if she will but be profited
by the experience of otharo, she may save
herself muoh humiliation and remorse.
Children and Music).
There appears to tae no art or anguage so
universally used as a moans of expression as
that of musio, and there aro comparatively
few children who do not love to dance to its
motion, to Mpg happily while at play and
to loiter around the piano when there is
music to be hoard.
The sound of the hand -organ draws little
children to the windows and their Deniers
atop to listen to the street band.
Many a heavy task is lightened by the
strains of melody which float on the air,
when one soarcely realizes that ho hears
them.
The study of musio, as to its disciplinary
effects upon the young mind, is, 1 think,
undervalued.
The system of teaching it in our wheels,
while frequently good, la not made sufficient-
ly
useful to an ob
ly oonoiso or
Songs are taught to bo sung on specie.
000aeion0, but, as a rule, the music teacher
visite the eohool but once a week. Often
when ho comes the children are weary, the
sir of the eohool room is impure, there has
been little opportunity forphyoioal activity,
and the voices are hoarse from the inhala-
tion of duet, and lifeleee on account of poor
circulation of the blood. Tho pu pile are
many times told to " sing louder," and too
often the result is that young voices, natur-
ally so pure, sound harsh and unmueioal.
So sharp a line is drawn between the
possibilities in the oontiuued use of boys'
voices that they need to be handled with
peculiar Dare, while, although there is a
period of change in the young girl's voice
it ie almost imperceptible. It, too, requires
discreet troatmeut.
The largo number of maintain a of the Mu.
Wel Reserve Fund Life AssooIation resident
in Canada will read with eatisfaotion the
following letter from Wilmot D. Matthewe,.
N :q , in referring to tho prompt] payment of
the large amount of lite insurance held by
hie late father, W. 1), Matthews, Boq.:—
Thoi a is probably no name in Canada more
widely known than that of Mr, Matthews—
and ooaupying as ho does so many impar.
taut positions of trust, suoh as President of
the Toronto Board of Trade, Director of the
Domi
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rinsed sor'iea of sucoossea, and the one for
the present year, Go be held from the 10th to 1
the '1'2id of September, prvmieoe to Again
surpass 1!: every remold those that have
t e for N ata
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over before, A liberal Prize fiat and a long
programme ct first elms and novel special
attractions hi what the Toronto Fair offers,
and 0000000 is always the result, Speoial
exhibits will be scut from Manitoba, Britioh
Columbia and many other motions. of the
Dominion, Tho spooial attractions already
contracted for are the beat that money oan
secure, and there will be plenty to see, both
to loathed aim amuse, every day of the Fair.
Programmes oontaining full details will bo
issued early in August, and will be sent free
to any one desiring them, Prize Lista can
also bo securod by intending exniuitore on
their droppinga post card to Mr. Hill, the
Mon Sauk, and also of the Canndimu
1, rotary, ubl'uronto, All entries have to
o Railway— his letter to the Canadian bo made before tee 18th of August. The
people of Ontario seem to have set down the
time of the Toronto Fair as the ocansion of
their annual holiday outing, and the railway
companies recognizing this toot have deoided
011 giving cheaper fares than ever before for
this great exhibition, which fa so popular
with all. It will be opened on the llth
Sept. by Lord Stanley, the now Governor-
General,
gars of the Mutual Reserve carries
It more than ordinary weight.
Mutual Reserve a few years einoe
d out with the determination of demoti-
ng to the world that Life Insurance
bo afforded with perfect security for
lmn half the Dost charged by old-line
gh•rate companies. While meeting
the most unaorusulous opposition it
luokily pushed forward, overcoming all
aloe plaoed in its way, and today is
unoed a marvel of mimes, its system
nanoial position being endorsed by the
actuaries on this 000tinent. Ib has
for death olaime over five millious of
are, and ab the same time accumulated
y to millions of dollars in its Reserve
Matthews' insurance is an illustration
e small cost under the Mutual Reserve's
am as compared with other companies.
sum total of payment by him on 815,000
anoe has only been 51,665. The same
nt under the old-line system would
cost him &4,657. It will be seen, there -
that the actual saving in goat amounts
arly (53,000) throe thousand dollars.
D. MATTHEWS & Co.,
Commission Merchants,
Pacific Buildings, 26 Front st. east.
Toronto, June 16, 1888.
ors, Wells & McMurtry, General Man-
agers Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso•
Motion, Toronto
EAU Srns,—In behalf of my mother I
to express her thanks to the Mutual Re-
ve Fund Life Aesouiation for receipt of
ue (515,000) fifteen thousand dollars in
settlement of claim under policies of life
ranee held by my late father, VI . D.
thews. Although the claim does not
Uro for several weeks, the same has been
raptly paid without the slightest trouble.
y father always held the Mutual Ro-
e in the highest estimation, and from
intimate aoquaintanee with President
the i f executive officers of
and h oh e
per P
association, never hesitated to r000m-
nd is to all who applied to him for infer -
time. I, as well RS other members of our
ily, hold large policies in the Assoaia-
n and believe it to be one' of the beet
unaged institutions represented in this
otry. The small cost of insurance, to -
her with the precaution taken to protect
trust funds of the Aseooiation, in the
ofa separate corporation as
ppointment p p
stee for the polioy-holders, and the aim -
city and stamen of its system, cannot fail
make the Association deservedly popular
eh the insuring public.
Yours truly,
WILMOT D. MATTREws,
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa-
n, of whioh the above letter of Mr.
atthows refers, is the largest and strong•
t open Assessment Association in the
orld. It has issued over seventy-five thous -
policies of Life Insurance. It has a
oh Reserve Fund of nearly Two Millions
Dollars, and full Government Deposit at
Mama.
Active agents wanted in every unrepre-
oted district, Correspondence solicited.
ddrese, Wells & McMurtry, Gen'l. Mano-
rs, Toronto.
e
Forced to Norse Small -Pon Patients.
William Blount, a fourteen -year-old boy,
has begun suit, throughh a
guardian whom he
had appointed for
that purpose, against the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company for 550,000
damages for personal injuries. Ho claims to
have sailed from New York last April on the
Newport to visit a aouain in San Francisco.
At Panama he was transferred to the Aoa-
puloo, and two duye afterward small -pox
broke out aboard. Tho sick were at once
planed in a lazaretto on the sbfp, and youne
Blount with them, though he did not have
tho disease, bub merely a rash on his fore-
head. At Acapulco they were put on a do-
eert island, where they remained until May
9. Blount had to take oare of four sick men
and nurse them through their illness, bad
to row over the bay and get food, and suf-
fered much hardship on the island, watch
woe barren of vegetation, and on which the
sun beat fiercely. He says that when the
Captain got to San Francisco he made no
mention of the sick men, nor were their
names ou the passenger list. The lad thinks
ho is justified in demanding a good round
sum for damages.
But itis not vocal musio in particular to
which I wish to refer ; rather to tho.atudy
of musio uta an art to be begun in childhood,
One frequently hears parents express
dread of their boys becoming muaioians. 11
the parout or guardian possess good intuitive
power and will conscientiously watoh and
be willing to accept what he finds, he will
usually bo able to discern what the Maher
of all intended his child to do. At leant,
he should be most careful not to misdirect
the ability with which his child is endowed.
What do we seek most to control in a
child or help him in controlling but his
emotions s
Might not, indeed, the whole Christian
life be summed up as ono in whioh the
human being learns the power of real self
controls
Now there is, it appears to me, no one
study that helps the student with more
nicety to discipline his emotional nature
than that of mucro.
A mere loiterer in the realms of musio
has no idea of appreciation of this fact, for
the life of such is morn dabbling with the
art.
Never too strongly urge a child to study
musio if you see that he dons not in any
sense enjoy it, for he will neither succeed in the health giver, what an unbrodden field
nor derive much benefit from it ; bub if you ha there I" There is much to be said in this
are his parent do not naturally gook to ex.bdirection. Musio lessons should be viewed
press yourself in the ace art of tone, be by the parent as he thinks of other studies
Take Rim Out in the Yard.
Bishop (on his semi-annual round)—" And
do you remember me, Bobby 7"
Bobby—" Oh, yes sir, you are the gentle.
man ma scolded pa about because you smok-
ed in the parlor and nearly ruined the
curtains."
Oifioial reports on the Russian harvest
show that wheat will be an excellent crop,
rye far above the average, ,and the yield o f
oats and barley fair,
A. P. 410.
Delliang
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PATENTS procured. Patent Attorneys, nod exper .
Eat'd 1887. Donald O Rldout t Oo., Toronto.
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very careful that you do not, like Dr. Han•
del, who himself abhorred musio, try to
mush thespirit tv
e
n to
your little one by
Him who knows his needs.
Be sure, if you do, he will (although he
may have no genius like the groat master,
who within a fortnight of inspiration gave
to us the oratorio whioh has most moved
the world), like little George Frederick
Handel, el be discovered running
as
fm
et as his
torte feet
can carry him, in aearoh of those
who will help him.
The parent surely needs to be disoreet
that he neither over-rate nor under -value
his child's gift.
The child who has a horror of mathema-
tics may with well-chosen object lessons in
musio be taught fractions muoh more easily
(and to his taste quite likely) than by be-
ginning with that section in arithmethio.
Then, a pertain amount of history and
literature, the exquisitely delicate training
of hie educational powers, the means of ex-
pressing himself ; all these may be, indeed,
should be given by the music teacher. Have
no foolish fears if your boy tends toward a
musical career.
Give him, iu so far as you are able, oppor-
tunity to study it. It may in after life form
a parb or possibly the whole of his business
or profession, but it will, le any ease (if he
levee it), carry him over many an hour in
whits!' ho might wastt hie emotioaa over
foolish novole ; it will servo to give him an
outlet for the tempestuous restlessness
whfoh bode almost every child. It will
soothe him when fretted, and aid hila to
purity and strength.
All this is equally applicable to gide.
Then, as Mr. Rrwots says, "for musio
for his child, as a means to an end—and tha
a useful one not
who fails not as a mere accomplishment,
he
and t toao
to realize this and
the responsibility with wbiah ho is intrust-
ed, that of helping to guide the young mind
and heart into ways of purity and of thought
We remain young so long as we can learn,
ban adopt new habits, and oan bear mantra.
diction,
People who are eubjoot to bad breath, foul mate
eongue, or anyyy disorder of the Stomach, oan at ono
be
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Capons are very small, but bonnets grow
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The Mistakes of Moses
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on here is the great one so many people la-
bor under that consumption (which ie really
only Sorofula of the Longs) is an incurable
disease, and that their is no hope for one
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female disorders, should use this certain re-
medy at once, and be restored to the bless -
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A fashion journal says that stockings or-
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with low shoes this summer.
One pound of mercury converted into fol•
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peronssion caps.
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der, causing11111ouene0s. Dycpopela, or Indigestion
of Dr.
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All Druggits, 60 cents.
It is much motet to think right without
doing right than to do right without think-
ing right.
A Caro for lerunkenu006.
The opium habit, depoomanln, the morphine habit
nervous prostration caused by the ase of tobacco,
wakefuln0e, mental depression, softening of the
brain, eta, premature old age, less of vitality oaueod
by ove1.0.010100 of the beala, and loth of natural
strength from any muse whatever, Men—young,
old or middle aged—who aro broken down from any
of the above onuses, or any e00Oe notrnentforted abooe
Bend your address and10 dente in stamps for Lisbon's
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Ilo is the richest man who knows how to
use the keys whioh Lifo Aute into his liauds,
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n
tint
m tumors tom
ate, ba Halting a vary sero. 8195Vheals n'e ratio n, a same
the itching and 61001100, baste ul0ertlon, and in
many dies remov0e the tumours, It to equally eta,
oaolOne in outing all stein dietician, DR, SWATHE &
SON Proprietors, Phnadolphla, SWAvsa'S OnnannTra
Strunk With Lightning,
Neatly describes the position of a bard or eat
corn when Putnant'sPainlote Corn Extractor
is applied. It does Rs work so quickly and 1
without pain that it ooema magical in 1
action. Try it. Recollect the name—Put•
nam'0 Painless Corn Extractor. Sold by all oan to obtained of drugs ate. Seat by mall for
druggists and doalere 'everywhere. '000ts.
X500 Reward.
For many years the manufacturers of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy have offered, in good
faith, a standing reward of $500 for a ease of
chronic nasal catarrh which they cannot
cure. No mattef how bad the disease has
become, or of how many years standing, it
yields, in due Woe, to their skill. This fain-
ous remedy is gold by druggists at 50 meats,
Eleatic) light in cakes of in is a novelty
for the illumination of ballrooms abroad.
Alma Ladies' College
alas five departments :—Literature, Mtootc
Pine Arts, Elocution and Oomineroial Sci'
CM, The faculty numbersaio (cert thorongh•
ly qualified teachers. Rates run from 1139
to 546 per term for board, furnished room,
light, laundry and tuition in all literary
subjeots inoluding the Classic and the
Modern Languages.
1r.44190,00 paid in advance seouros all
tato above advantages together with inabruo-
tions in drawing and piano by the ropier
u
tcaohorsfor one year. For Announcement
address, Prfoofpal Austin, B. D.
Finely dotted nainsook rnttelius, with one
solonge scalloppod, are made up irate dainty
drosses tor watertug.pla' a wear by the best
dreoomakort, grey
halrnto Its natural- ctorand pro pial tailing outaded.
ALBERT COLLEGE,
H. WILLIAMS & CO. a iobFelt ROOFERS
0110U0AOTI'nn115 AND DKALNR5 iN
Roofing Fe:t, Slaters' Felt Deafening lett,
Carpet Paper, Building taper, Roofing
GravPitchel
Unice : 4 Adelaide St. East, Toronto.
THE CANADIAN MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION
f
ST .
LIFE INSURANCE AT CO
(se5esaw:e'I' SY9'raa)
CHEAP, RELIABLE, POPULAR.
Large Reserve Fund. Agents 'Wanted,
Address, HEAD OFFICE, 10 King Street E., Toronto,
BELLEVILLE, ONT.,
Is befog greatly enlarged and improved at a cost of
several thnu'and drIlare. Students in ttcndanoe
Nom BRITISH COLUMBIA, MANITOBA, MICHI-
GAN, NEW YORE, VERMONT, in addition to
ONTARIO and QUEBEC. I01•Unsurpaesed advan-
tages a0 moderate rates. MIA RE•OTEN
T11111SD VY, SEPT. GM, 1888, Send for oirou•
Mrs. Address,
REV. W. P. DYER, M,A., Prinoipai.
Merchants, Butchers,
and Traders generally,
We want a GOOD ALAN in your locality- to pick up
CALF SIKIP4S
For us. Cash Furnished on satisfactory guaranty,
Address,
C. s- PAC -r11,
50000 PARK, Vermont, 0. S.
UELP11 business College, Ouxtrn, ONT.—
This popular lnetitutfon, sow in He 4th Year,
ie 0.ng n grand work for the education of young
men and women in those branches, n knowledge of
which is so essential to the intelligent and euoeeetul
management of poetical affairs. 100 graduates are
everywhere giving signal proof of the tboroughnesa
of their training, and bearing grateful teatimooy to
The
Four th monetary
Circular, giviith ng full information,tlwill
be mailed tree. Address M, MA000001ou, Principal.
BEAVER LINE of S TEA65SIIIrs.
—0At5INO 000010 nxTw1050—
MONTREAL ARAD LIVERPOOL.
Saloon Tickets, $10, $60, 800, Return, 980, 900
9110.. Intermediate, 900. Steerage, $L0. Apply to
1 Manager,
Goue ri
II. E.
MURRAY,g .
1 Custom House Square, Moutroal.
Safes I' OO and AND BURGLAR
kept 0 onstantlytlin stook.
A millibar of S000nd•hand
Sates at low prices.
J.
TAYLOR
Toronto Safe Works.
BARGAINS IN BICYCLES.
icycles
OTEIC 100
Secoya otle'nauto T 0000100.
Send for List and Cataloger.
genie wanted in every town.
T. LS NEI,
100NTREAL.
10000 PRESENTS
TO FIRST APPLYING, w'II11.0 THEY LAST.
We will send by moil nn ap-
propriate gift to each maiden,
wife, mother or cook—one to
a family—who will try the
BREADMAKER'S BAKINO POWDER
Cut tato red circle from the
label and send it in 01 letter
mating hottest opinion after •
fair trial. Either 65,10 or 25
coat size will secure the gift.
Any grocer or storekeeper
Ronin where y Mira(tifnsked
"x a
'CHURCHILL &0•,TORONTO
42 nod 44•Inoh Boys' Rubber Tire Morelos, 826 ; 43•
Inch 01100, $40; 60•inoh Pioneer, 830; 62 and 68-1nch
Bicycles, $26 to 8066. 04 and 65 -inch Ilioyolee, 830 6to
and ColumbianBioyelesfr0,ht 0 $06'upwards, band be
had at
Chas. Robinson & Co's.,
22 Church St., Toronto,
CANADA'S GREAT
Industrial
air,
Sept, 10th, to 22nd,
CAR 00 IN
Don't wait until you
are burnt outer robbed
buy' n Safe now and
steep easy and he sure
and get prloe, eta, of
t h e New Champion_
Safe.
la. S. KIMBALL.
677 Crate St., P 0, Box 540. Montreal. P. Q,
ST. TROIIAS
ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON FENCINC WORKS.
Send for Deeigov and Prices.
SPORTING GOODS.
The Cheapest House in Canada for Guns,
Rifles, Cartridges, Fishing Tackle, Base
Ball Goods and Sportsmen's Sup-
plies of every kind.
01Q1ES, SX C9leWIE ET, :
On receipt of $10,00 we x811 express to any address,
n DOUBLE-BARREL i1REE0ti•LOADING RIOT
lied s ek. A
barrels, a to
stoat l r
with fine laminatedtry coo
GUN,
hip to
SI)' od• qdr for 22 caLRiS' And for 81;,00 will orate -
any nddreae, a 22 ca1,RTFLEthat will shoot accurate-
ly for 100 feet.
W. M'OOWALL & CO., 51 KING ST, E., TORONTO.
THAN EVER 1 0 PRIZES 1
Aril/ SPECIAL 1
fI. I, ATT
R.AOT10NS
Now Fontur O and
tl arena
Exhibits. Ira, best attra0-
For prize listsand programmes address the Saoretnry
t,ntrits Owe August 18th.
J, J, WITHROW II. J. HILL,
President. See'y. Tano0To.
Lad!e' Coliege
Allan Line Royal }Wail Steamship&
Sailing during winter from Portland every Toumdgy
and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpo 1. and in sum-
mer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool calling
at Londonderry to land mails and paaannger0 ne
Soutiand
f
and 50. John's,N
6N,, to Liverpool rom Baltimore,
n
Hall
faxnightly
during summer months. The steamers of the Glow.
gow ,,n,, sail during winter to and from Halifax.
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during num.
mer between Glasgow sad Montreal weakly; Glee. Glee.
gow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Phadol•
phla fortnightly.
For freight, pnsengn Baltimorar other oformdidoe S. Cunard apply
yo.,
A. Sfax;Shher 0 Oo„
eon15X0,., St. Johea n, N. B.;1 Allo - Co , Cr Marga
Love 5 Alden New York; H. Bendier, Toronto;.
phia�y'Rae H. A. Allen PortlanQuebee d, Beaton,okle ladels
HAMILTON, CANAL) a,
First of Ladies' Colleges. Has graduated over 280
in till course. Full faoalties in Literature, Langgvua•
gos, Solenoe,Mttsio and Art. Largest College Budding
in Dominion, Opens Sepb. 0,1885. Addreee Principal,
Rev. A. BURNS, 10.11. LEO.
Young Men
SUFFERING from rho Waite of early evil habits. the
result of ignorance and folly, who find themselves
weak., nervous and exhausted; ales Mtentu•AOan and
Man ACNN, who aro broken down from the effects of
abuse or overwork, and in advanced life tool the
outcomes of youthful 000000, send for and road
M. V. Lukens Treatise on the Dleessee of Men. The
wo 9a will
BE11f \dd oe any address on receipt of
1C. V. Ll1hON, wr iltnaton St. E., Toronto, Ont.
CONROY'S CARRIAGE TOPS
Hove all the latest improvements, and are unequalled
for durability, style and convenience. The leading
carringo builders Bell them. ASK FOR THEM end
BUX 100 OTHER.
Nervous Debility.
DR. GRAY'S Spooine has been need far the pas
fifteen years with great arnica*, In the treatment of
Nervone Debility, and all diseases arising from m-
enses, over.workad brain, lots of vitality, ringing hr
th mare, palpitation, to. For sale by oil druggists.
Prise $1 per box, or 0 boxes for 86, or will bo tont by
mall on receipt of piece. pamphlet on application
'CNF. GRAY 'MFDa("1NF Tal,. Iphrrmt.,
IEoiT FENCES.
THE BARNUM
Wo Manufacture
the Largest
Vof
FENCES, CRESTING,
BUILDERS' IRON WORK
STABLE FITTINGS,
OFFICE RAILINGS, ETC.
of any house in the D,minion.
CATALOGUES FREE.
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