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THE BRUSSELS POST,
HOUSEHOLD.
RONDDM EXTRACTS,,
FR011 A llatISEttftEP0li S NOTA BOOK.
that will be blot on the oheraotor of the
children during their whole liven.
Says Mre, H, W. Boucher t " This kind
of vulgarity carries with it a aodnotive fan.
,ination for tbo unbn sinned youthful luted,
and tonne to moral deformity, even it it
Made to nothing worse, Suuh avflg, liko
Never learn a atop° pot having an a savor i sin, ere at flab repulsive and diaguating, but
of the shine material In a piano where any
thing bard la liable to fall on or he thrown
against 11, as for inEtanee, under nails on
which skimmers, iron spoons eta., are hang-
ing, Emu eo light an article as a large tin
tunnel who acoidoutally knocked from its
nail has been known to hit anti seriously
nick the cover of a crook happening to stand
ander it. I say seriously because when a
oover is onoe notched it will soon track en.
tiroly acroes and then, aoener or later, break,
Tf the oover of a tin tau of baking powder
bo eo tight aa to require muoh time and labor
in getting it off when first opened, do not put
it on again evon lightly, because theprobabili•
ties are it will eiwaye make trouble, Instead,
tie a piece of think paper over the oan ; it
will answer the purpoeo of the Mu oover in
keeping out air and dust and ono is euro 11
oan be quickly removed.
A fine toothed comb needs frequent wash-
ing ; thus when purchasing it is well to re-
member that a black one will not become
dleoolored by water as a white one will.
Wooden slate pontile are economical for
children, they will not break more' than the
point when allowed to fall, and there is not
quite so inuoh temptation to eat them.
Those having nix sides are preferable to tho
smooth round ones, nob being so apt to roll.
If a little ohild be fond of using a pencil, an
India rubber slate will be a source of a deal
of amusement,
Much hes been said for and againab keep•
ing a diary, I will venture a word in favor
of the practice. A diary ie often valuable
as a book of reference, Suppose a ques.
tion amino between two members of a family
in regard to the date of some event ; one
thinks it oocure on one clay or week and the
other differs, and is equally positive ; how
comfortable it ie to be able to go to a diary
where, if the precise affair be nob recorded,
others bearing on or oonnegted with it are
pretty sure to bo, so that the vexed peiut
may be settled at' once without lose of time
ar temper.
"'Seen too oft, familiar wail its tato,
We eat endure, Wealthy, tern emhraoe."
Boys are enbleed more easily into the use
of vulgar and low expressions by opining in
oontaot with comae, rough boys, as they aro
naturally outdoors or in the street, more
than girls, and often le„ under their
mother's Merino and supervision. They
are, therefore, in danger of having the
habit fixed, before it is suapeotod at llama.
When temptations are not resisted and re-
pelled ab the beginning, they find easy vie -
time. If a boy is tempted to indulge in low
conversation, and yields, he will find that
profanity is neo J kin.
Girls seldom fall into habits of profanity ;
but from look of proper restraint at home,
too often indulge in epecoh and notions
which are tar from ladylike or refitted, and
not many years ago would nob have boon
tolerated in good aooiety. Bub of late, at
home, making or receiving calls, on the
streets, or in the oars, this loud, boisterous,
freo-and-easy behavior is painfully notice.
able, If erten in little girls, who should be
as sweet and gentle as the birds or flowers,
one cannot avoid thinking that their
mothers have not guarded their jewels as
they aro in duty bound to do, when meth
priceless treasures are oommitted to their
oharge. 1f our little girls greet their
brothers and sisters, and, perhaps, even
their parente, boisterously ; if, instead of
"good•morning,"they ory, "Halloo, paps 1"
or, " Halloo, mamma 1' and call to play-
mates in the street, in the same rough
manner, who will bo surprised if this style
follows them as they grow up and appear as
young ladies?
It is said the beat time to ,newer a friend.
ly letter is immediately on receipt of it ;
but as it is not always oonvenienb to do so,
it is a good plan to make on a slip of paper
ar on the bank of the enveloee memoranda
of auoh items as suggest themselves 148 suit-
able to mention in the reply ; and as often
au fresh inoidenta or questions occur to the
mind, to jot them down, then when the
spare time comes one le reminded of many
things which would doubtless otherwise have
been forgotten, and even though some may
be trifles they may serve to enhance the
pleasure of the reader. There are ab loan{
two good reasons why the envelope should
be addressed before and nob after the letter
Is written. First, when one site down to
write he or she is naturally more careful and
the chirography is muoh better than at the
end of an hour or two, when the writer is
fatigued. Again, the letter may have to be
finished at a speoified time, in order to reach
a oertaiu mail, or because the writer must
attend to something more important,, and
if the last few minutes must be de.
voted to enclosing. and directing, not only
will the writing be hurried and perhaps not
straight, but some last words may be for'
gotten or omitted for went of time. As it is
not easy to write on a rounding surface it is
better to direob the wrappers before a news.
paper is enclosed.
Pbyeieiana sometimes prescribe a disagree-
able medicine directing it to be administer-
ed in milk. Now milk may be a convenient
"vehicle;' but there is danger that if the
patient be a child with a delicate atomaoh
the natural liking for that nutritious liquid
may
hod
antroy od and he
or she never
after.
ward be able to meta ih without nausea
Should there be drapery curtains at the
window where one sits to sew, more light
may be obtained iu the daytime and the
last bit of sunlight at evening be utilized if
they are hung on a emnll brass rod which
slips into fixturee ab eaoh end and is kept in
place by ornamental brass eorewe. -Small
brass Mugs may be sewed at intervals to
the edge of the top tem, but think a more
graceful arrangement is made by having a
welt in the wide hem leaving about an inch
standing to form a ruffle. The welt should
be wide enough to allow the nurtains to
move easily on the rod; they may bealipped
entirely aside from the window or when de.
aired brought together at the middle, I
have also made use of the rod to suspend
drapery over a mirror on a bureau which
stands opposite a sunny window and conse-
quently must be kept covered except when
in use, else it would epeodily be ruined by
the sunlight falling on it.
A very convenient article to hung near
the kitchen stove Is a small piece of board
having one side covered with zinc put on
with copper tacks, and a long leather loop
at one corner. This ie intended to reoeive
the tea ket� steamer, or. anything hot or
sooty from, the fire. It is easily cleaned
with kerosene, sand, soap or Bristol brick,
and oan b used without danger of Boiling
the fingere�
Beoeipte.
DREasrNG FOR SALAD, -Two row eggs,
one tablespoonful of butter, eight epoonfula
of vinegar, one-half teaspoonful of mustard.
Put in a bowl over boiling water, and stir
until it becomes like cream ; salt and pepper
to taste.
RaiaED GRIDDLE CAKES, --Take a quart
of sweet milk, warm it enough to melt a
large tablespoonful of butter, add two tea.
spoonfuls of salt and flower to make a pretty
stiff batter. Dissolve ono third of a cake
of yeast in tepid water and stir into the
batter. Cover closely and keep in a warm
plane until morning, when fry on a griddle.
If found to be too stiff, thin it with a little
tepid milk.
VIE CRUST WITHOUT LARD, -Pleur one
pint, baking powder one teaspoonful, butter
the size of a walnut, water enough to mix,
Be sure to have the filling for the pies and
the oven ready before mixing the crust.
This le very important, otherwise the trust
will not be nice. Dough made light witeh
baking powder must be baked at once.
Sift the flour and powder together three
times that they may mix thoroughly. Rub
in the butter, mix the dough quickly, not
very stiff, then roll it out lightly and make
haste bo bake,
SMALL SPONGE CARES, -Put aiX whole
eggs into an earthen pan with half a pound
of sugar, upon which you have previously
rubbed the rind of a Iemon, stand the pan
in very hot water, keeping the contents well
mixed until becoming rather warns, when
taking it from the water, continue to
whiek until quite told and thiokieh; stir in
gently half a pound of sifted flour; have
ready buttered, and dusted with auger,
about a dozen sponge take tins, put a tale•
spoonful of the mixture in eaoh tin, [hake
sugar over, and bake in a moderate oven.
Slang and Morale.
The roe ,easily of shielding children from
the ambit nintion of low a0000iatee and from
the habit 1 which such oompanionehip will
surely tri ng Is 6f the utmost importance,
Low expr eeione-"elaug phrased," ae they
aro terror d -will be one of bbe first fruito.
A "'free•t End'eaey"way of talking anchoring
among e rangers, in the threats, or in atoms,
and at le at ven'iured on at home, will bo the
next, .. ,hoes two most offensive habits
usually go hand In,hand, and, very strangely
unless 'e look at it as an evidence of nat-
ural de pravity, aro eagerly naught up by
the yo ng. With girls especially, if they'
are all ,wed to use low phrases, other unfem-
inine rape will aeon follow, often a coarse
swag ring manner instead of tite grateful,
lady ke carriage that indicates refinement
and n delay, When girls or young ladies(?)
are nwith their hands' thrust deep into
the u for pocket, or ourtout, as is now the
term nd the Derby tipped on one side,
talkit and laughing loudly, walking with
masa{ ins strides, they have no cause of
comle int if the rude, ragged little gamins
er NI street take infinite sabisfaotion in
runni g after such nondesoripte, and pall.
t t say, mister 1" We cannot but think
that the attire and manner of such girls
marl c them as lawful victims for their in-
tuit a and ribaldry.
T hone reprehensible and offoneile habits
of pooch and manner have crept into
you hful society with an amazing rapidity
of 1 te, and are so oloeely allied to unsafe
anc immoral lithium, that parents cannot be
' too quick or peremptory in restraining the
batt appgroamh to any snob libertine, If
left unrebuked at fleet under the impeee.
dor, that, if apparently unnoticed, their
ohlldreot'will toon 000 the telly of handeor•
raft it themeelvea, they Will find that they
lonve made a end inletelte, Ono allowed
' to take root, the evil willbeoon be beyond
patented oenteel, ripening into fixed habits,
Examples of Heroiom,
Ib has been said before, but will easily
boar repetition, that within a very few yeare
past the world has had at least three very
striking exintples of heroism preeentod for
fie arlr iretlon and example, Tha oyes of
ail men have been directed to throw death
bade, On ouch ley a nrao diatinguishod
above his fellows, Of these two had risen
by their own efforts, as we say, from Very
humble beginnings to their preeminence.'
Careers lilts theirs were possible only in the
new world which has in auoh Targe measure
freed its limbs from the traditional shuoklea
of older oivllization, The third man had
been born to the purple, With hie mother's
milk he had Imbibed ideas of Kingship over
men, of the regency of one man over a na-
tion, Ise the representative of the King of
Kings, Yet these three mon, so different
from one another in many rospeots, Gar-
field, Grant and Emperor Frederick of
Germany, wore alike in this, that
they submitted themselves to whab they
believed to be the will of God with a
patience, a serenity of soul, a calm, heroic)
euduranre, that were truly sublime. Not a
murmur, not an impatient word, impaired
the grandeur of their self.000trol. With
simple, manly fortitude they took up their
oroee of suffering and disappointment, and
bore ib unflinchingly till the end came and
they entered into rest, The Almighty sure-
ly means to teach the world eonlething by
facie like these. Was it merely by chance
that the world'e eyes were made bo turn
day after day, week after week, manta after
month to these three bedsidee, and watch
eo eympathetically, and so admiringly the
sufferers who lay there? Nay, verily. We
believe that in these days when the anchor
of faith is dragging eo heavily, and theme
at times almost as;if it were about to loose
its bold altogether, that God designed by
these three death bade, to teach men a
lesson against which it was hardly possible
for them to shut their eyes, of firm faith
in Himself, 'namely, as the one Omnipotent
Ruler of this world, and of the lofty type of
manhood which can; subsist aide by side
with and largely in consequence of such a
faith. When the ranks of those in high
places can furnish men of such true Chris.
hien knighthood, so fearlees and without re•
preach ea the last conflict with the King of
Terrors as Garfield, Grant and the beloved
Emperor of Germany, let no one listen to
any who would try to persuade him that
the race of mankind is degenerating. Man-
kind is not degoneratiog, but on the con-
trary is under the influences of Christianity,
eteadIly advancing to high planes of Man-
hood.
GOLD CASE, -Sift together one cupful of
flour, one teaspoonful of baking powder and
a saltsP oonful of
rant one 0.e
heaping
g
to ea
tablespoonful of butter to a cream half w
a pound of granulated sugar ; beat the yolks
of six ague to a cream; stir into tho butter
and auger two-thirds of a cupful of milk
and a cupful of flour not mixed with the
baking powder ; then stir in the yelks of
the eggs; when all these ingredients are
ready quickly add the cupful of flour with
which the baking powder was sifted' put
the cake at once into a pan lined wi8h but
tiered paper, and bake ht a moderate oven
for about half an hour or until a broom
splint run into the centro oan be withdrawn
Mean. Silver cake is made the same, ex
cent that the whites of six egg beaten to a
stiff froth are substituted for the yolks.
A bill providing for the appointment of
three police matrons in Washington, D, C.,
at a salary of $600 a year each has passed
the house and been favorably reported to
the senate. This action has been brought
about largely through the influeneo of the
women in the District of Columbia, and the
appointments aro to be made on the mem.
mendation of ten women of good standing in
the District. Oswego, N. Y. has also a po-
lite matron, Mre. Harriet Bond, recently ap-
pointed by the major. Maoeaohusetts was
the brat state to parte a police matron bill,
That act called for police matrons to take
charge of all women arrested in pities having
a population of 30,000, Compliance with
the law has been slow in tome cities.
Alma Ladies' College,
ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO.
This institution, which had last year the
largest enrolment of all the Canadian Col-
leges for women, is offering superior adbant-
ages to young women in Literary Course,
Fine Arte, Commercial Science and Music
at the very lowest rates. Address Principal
Austin, B. D.
Recent statistics show that there are
about 6,300 Catholic churches in the United
States, to which are attached 3,000 parochial
schools.
OmeAeeae' HAIR ARNRWRR restoresa an faded
d
hair to rte natural oolor and prevents falling out.
Florida promisee to become a Iargo pro-
ducer of opium. Sixteen planta will produce
an ounce, and one acre of poppies will yield
$1,000 worth of opium.
A Cure for Drunkenness.
The opium habit, depsomanla, the morphine habit
nervous prostration caused by tho use of tobacco,
wakefulness, mental depression, softening of the
brain, eta., premature old age, lose of vitality caused
by over-exertion of the brain, and lone of natural
strength from any 0000 whatever. Men -young,
old or middle raged -who are broken down from any
of the above anuses, or any cause notmentionad above
Bend your address and10 cents in stamps for Lubon's
Treatise 1e book form, of Diseases of Jken, Books
sent gaoled and secure from observation. Address M,
V. LUTON, 47 Wellington street East Toronto, Ont.
Spiders' W elm.
I read a statement not long ago,
about the epidere' webs that oover the
fields and meadows on certain morninge
in the summer, which was not entirely
exact. It is not quite true, in the venae in
which it was uttered, that these epidere
webs aro more abundant on Boole mornings
then on others, and that they presage fair
weather, Now the truth is, that during the
latter half of summer these webs are about
as abundant at one time at at another ; but
they are much more noticeable on eomo morn-
ings than on others, -a heavy dew bringe
them to view. They are eepooially conspiou-
one after a morning of fog, such as often
&ins our deeper valleys for a few home when
fall approaohee. They then look like libtle
napkins spread all over the meadows ; 1
saw fields last,eummor in August, when one
could step from ono of these dew•napkins to
another, for long distances, They are little
nets that oatoh the fog. Every thread is
strung with innumerable, fine drops, like
tiny beade. After an hour of ennohine the
webs, apparently, are gone,
Mott country people, I find, think they
aro due to nobhing but the moisture ; others
BOOM to think that thespiders take them in
as morning advancee. But they are still
there,stretohed above the grant at noon and
et eunset, as abundant as they were at sun-
rise; and are then more serviceable to the
spidera, because lees visible. The flies and
insects would avoid them in the morning,
but at midday they do not detoob them so
readily.
If these webs have any significance as
signs of the coming weather, this may be
the explanation ;
A heavy dew oocure tinder a clear, tool
sky, and the night preceding a day of rain
is usually a dewloee night. Muth dew, then,
means fair weather, and a copious dew dis-
closes the spiders' wobs. It is the dew that
le 'significant, and nob the webs,
People who are enbieat to bad breath, foul mate
tongue, or any disorder of the Stomach, cam at Ono
be relieved by using Dr. Carson's Stomach Buten
th old and tried remedy, Aek your Druggist,
London has fewer inhabitants to the
house than any of the great cities of Europe.
Vienna has the most persona to the house,
having five times at many as London.
A scientific paper has been started at Paris
to which woman are the only contributors,
rive! Coven Cm owes in one minute.
According to the statistics with regard to
the national debts of the world, this old ter•
restriai ball must be worth about 63 cents on
the dollar at public auction.
Whenever your Stomach or Bowels gob out 010:
dor, 0011510g Bllteeonoee. Dyspepsia, or IndlgettIon
and their attendant mile, take at none a dose of Dr
Oamou's Stomach Bittern, Bent family medicine.
All Drugglete, 60 onto,
Learning makes a man fit company for
it meat.
Rheulnatio Paine
Require no description, duce, with rare excep•
tion all at some time have experience their
twinges. Rheumatiem is nob easily dislodged,
only the most powerfully ponotrating re.
modies reach to at very fonndations. The
moat sucoessful treatment known, and it is
now frequently resorted to by medical men,
is the application of that now famous remedy
for pain-Polson'o Nerviliue, Ib fa safe to
say thatnothing yet disoovorod hoe afforded
equal satisfaction to the suffering. A trial
oan,be made at a email cost, at sample bola
tloo of Nerviline met
be had at the drug
stores for,,1O met large bottles 25 cents,
A, P. 411.
1TENTS pror0d Patent Attorneys, and exper
Pon
Eat'd 1887. Donald C ltidout a¢C0., Toronto
Dr. Pillbage' Dlagnoaio.
To Dr. Pillboge, Patrick carne
With a m' et woeful {nee i
Say. he, "Dear Doether;abort %our acme,
Will you l.,ro treat my 0090.'
Thi doe or looked hhu 18 the rye,
100.1 tongue he umdo hint show •
Sold ho, " My min, you're going 00 410 ;
You rt got 11+ of .µttur.'nr
"114 Nib," earn P,It, "peat's that 100 007l
gut ti k -darts,' 00, 1
Yre Ilio' t h91e, 1 alwal a p+ty
Your 6111 hero. e 1 ro
1'11 horn t wore t0 da 8f 1'et,
1191 snorer m e 000 1'0.91,."
Be took a dose 0.11', 1'. Y.
And wears a brighter foto.
Use Prorce'e Ploaeaut Purgative Pellets
for torpid livor, constipatlan, and all de.
rangenitate of stomach and bowels, By
drugglate,
Woman always was a siren, Even the
five foolish virgins of Scripture, whoee
lamps went out, did their beet to beg'ile 1
That Deadly Scourge 1
Tubercular ooneomption is simply lung -
scrofula -the active and daogeroue develop-
ment of u taint in the blood. The grand
blood'oloansinv botanio principles contained
in Dr, Pieroo's Golden Medical Discovery
specially fit it to purify the blood, and pro -
vent the formation of ulcers in the lungs and
bronchial tubes. Livor complaint, akin
diseases, and sores, are alert cured by it.
All druggists.
The total value of the mineral products or
the United States in 1887 was $538,006,345
a large inoreoae over 1880.
The of old reliable" -Dr, Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
Over ninety-five millions of persona
travelled by rail in India last year, eighty.
nine millions being third.olass paesengere,
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Round trip ticket, $49, For further partioulam and
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good gun for oountl'y use. And for 88.00 will Hittite
any uddreae, a 22 cat.RIFLE that will shoot aoourate-
ly for 100 feet,
W. M'DOWALL & GO., 51 KING ST. E.,, TORONTO.
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
MANITOBA.
P` \RTIES Wishing to purohaao improved binnitobn
Farms, from 80 mores upwards, with immediate
poseoeston, call or write to G. 1. MAULSON, Mo.
Arthur's Block, blain street, Winnipeg. Information
furnished tree of charge, and settlers insisted to
making eole00lon, Mom To LOAN at current rates
of intend.
10000 PRESENTS
TO FIRST APPLYING, 00NILE Tni0Y 7,407.
Wo Will send by midi an 07'
preprint. gift to each trodden,
vita, mother or cook -ono to
n family -who will try the
BREAOMAKES'S BAKING POWDER
Cut the red circle from the
label and send it In a tetter
staling honest opinion after
fair hurl. Either a 5, 10 o,' 25
cent alae will 8Cmn'e tho gift.
ii% Any grocer or storekeeper
..knows where to gotstiftisk&B
«'ailll;,for by yon.-Addrecr-
,, 011UIltl111LL alt 00., TORONTO
MRS. DART'S TRIPLETS.
President Cleveland's Prize for the three best
babies at the Aurora County Fair, in 1887, WOO
gtvea to Wena triplet, Mollie Ida and Ray,,
nhIldran of atm. A. E. Dart, 1#amburgh, N. Y,'
elm writes: "Last August the little ones became
very sick, and as I could get n0 other food that
Would agree with them, I commenced the use
o(Laetated hood, It helped them immediately,
and they wore soon at well as ever, and I con-
miderit very largely due 10 the Food that they
are now so wall"
Cabinet photo. of there triplets scat free to elt8 rr/otAe0
et ens ba0y earn Heir year
Lactated Food
Is the best Food for bottle-fed babies, It keeps
them well, and is better than medicine _
When they am Mak-
THE MOST PALATABLE;
NNIUTRITiOUS, and
DIGESTIBLE FOOD.
EASILY PREPARED.
At Druggists, 25c., 50c., $I.00.
TER BPsr AliD Mosr E6oxoumeL Poon.
160 Meals for an Infant for SLOG:
�apamphlet
la
of Infants valuable
fa on liebon. r
WELLS,RICHAROSON &CO. MONTREAL P.Q.
Stained Glass
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
M`CAUSLAN D & SON,
76 King St. W.. Toronto.
THE TORONTO SILVER PLATE 00
Ilanulneturors of the Highest Grades
SILVER-PLATED WARES.
TRADE
MARK.
O'ACTORtES AND SALEOR00M;
420 to 428 Xing St. West, TORONTO
E, 0, 600DEA'RA1t, J. 0, COPP,
teenager. 5eo,..,fron a
ST. THOMAS
ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON FENCING WORKS.
Send for Deaigoa and Prices,
Whaley,Royce CG
283 Image Street,
Toronto.
The Cheapest place In
Canada for
BAND INSTRUMENTS
New and secondhand,
Agents for
"n,00' l-IIGHAM
BAND & 0 ii 0HES
ills
h U
Isro.
air
Re
kgof Band In
anemias a specialty.
Send for Catalogue
@,50,40.1
Cheap Excursion
Will leave all points on the C.P.R„ G.T.R.
and N. & N. W. IV, in Ontario, on
AUGUST 28TH
-9 0 110-.
LANyELBrRG
,
--PASSING 1I0R0UGII-
NORTH - WESTERN MANITOBA,
over DI. a N. W. Ey.
Faro for Round Trip, $28
Trains leave TOi1O1oTO at If o'clock p. m.
AUG, 28111,
The party will be accompanied by 1'. S.
ORAWFORD, of BIRTLE, MAN,
TICKETS issued at all stations and good
to return for 60 DAYS, also for lay
over on return at IVINNIPEG.
For fnformatioa apply to all Agents of
C.P,R„ G.T.R., or to
J. S. CRALWFORD,
Canadian Pacific Railway Tioket Office,
TORONTO
CANADA PERMANENT
Loan & Savings Company
INCORPORATED 1806.
Head Office ; Toronto St,, Toronto,
nbecril,ed Capitol, • 4,000,000
Paid alp Capital 2,soo,000
Total Assets 10,500.000.
The enlarged capital and resonroee of this Company.
together with the inoreaeed facilities is bas recently
acquired for supplying land owners with oheap money.
enable the Directors to meet with promptness and at
the lowestcurrent rate of interest all requirements
for loans upon satisfactory real estate security.
Applicettonamay be made to either of Ole rota -
panes HERBERT MASON, rin
blanag'gDireotor, Toronto.
Will Re -Open SEPT. 3rd, 1888
Dee ring obtain a Buelnese Education, or beo me
5 d the t n Shorthand and Typewriting, should at
tBRITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Aroade, Yoage street Toronto,
For Olrculare, et0„ Addreea ff O'DEA. Secretary
Allan Line Royal all Steamahipa
Sailing during winter from Portland every Teuredap
and Halifax everyeaturday to Liverpool, and in stam-
mer from Quebeo every Saturday to LiverpoolnaUbrg
al Londonderry to /and malls and p004509ere for
Scotland and Ireland ; also from Baltimore, via Hail
fax and St. John's, N,F., to Liverpool fortnightly
during. summer months. The steamers of the Oise -
grow 15008 sail during winter to and from Haltom
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sum-
mer between Glasgow and Montreal weakly; Glam.
gow and Boston weakly, and Glasgow and Philadel-
phia fortnightly.
For freight, passage or othor information apply to
A. Schumacher a Oo„ Baltimore ; S. O.rnard
Halifax ; Shea 0 Co., St. John',, Mkt, Wm. Thome
son di So., St. John, N. B.; Allen A+ Ca„ C, magaLove 0 Alden New York; H. Borulter, Torouto•
Aliens, Rae a (0o., Quebec ; Wm, Bronelo, Philad,2.
phis ; H. A. Alien Portland, Boston. Montreal.
Nervous Debility.
DR. GRAY'S Spe0(e0 has bees used for the pat
Moen years with great euooeee, In rho treatment of
Nervous
ous Debeity, and all dissent; arising
from ex -
moms,
overworked brain lose of vitality, ridging rl n to
th oars, palpitation, ata. For sale by nll druggists.
Price 81 per box, ore boxes for 06, or wilt be sent by..
mall on reoetpt of price, Pamphlet on appilosteen
TPF GRAY MEDICINE f'0., Toronto.
TO THE SICK AND DEBILITATED.
JOHNSTON'S
JOHNSTONS FLUID BEE
FLUID BEEF
Is a great Blessing bee use it contains in small ba 10 Powerful Nutrition.
it makes a pleasant drink that ie relished by young and old. 11 is epaoiaily
adapted as a Nutritious Food for Infants when teething. For Dyspeptics,
and in 011 o00ea of Debility, Physical Exhanstatioa and Prostration, it is the;
Rept and Safest Diet.
There are_many nnramioOS of
" Peerless
13
MACHINE OIL,
but none equal 10 in lubricating properties. Flans.
Rae, Magmas, oto, find hone equal to the satin $
Peer1ess made by
SAMUEL ROCERS:& CO., TORONTO.
Sold by deniers everywhere,
13arnu.m Wire &Iron
' •/.•.•.e.•.e♦/ti
.�..♦
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THE BE'S1 AND CHEAPEST FENCE.
Works, Windsor, Ont
Made from 3-16 Steel Rod$°
with Heavy Iron Frame and
Iron_Foundation.
We are offering the Fence at ex.
ceptionally low prices.
Iron Fence Cresting,
Stable Fittings,
and all kinds of Iron and Brass.
Work.
Capital and Funds now Over $3,0000100.'
HEAD OFFIL13 cobz$''1. TO➢bNTF.Aofle Company, Established Ote11
To tilt Dote, OotobOr 81, 1587, there has boon returned t
To the htdreot Polley holden (doath•olaime) 8840,249 00
To the holders of matured Endowment Pollolas 20,402 63
To Po�cloy-holders on eu te:W C of Policies 08,060 00'
To Polloy-holdem for Cneh mats (including those allocated and being pats,.. 482,644 OI
TO. holders Of Annuity BOnda 10,007 94
Loaned to Po110y.holdere on the SeenkIty of 'their Poli0too.................. ...... 08,004 5IS
81,800,174 47.
1polic1eg In Force Over 104000. Amount oVer,$15,000,000.
PRESIDENT-ECSM SMW. P, RownAND, 0,B„
PRE
VICE-S1Db2b 1& rr1LLoA1t ELtu ft ESq.; EDWARD Ewan, Ene.
3. K. 1RAC1t�11<ALA► Miltinghig Director:
Foliates Nontortetttble atter 9 Teat and Indefeasible atter 8 yenta.