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be the cake. After the Baur hoe been put
in stir just enoug to mix it with the ethPindirg the Money, I The Bights of Women, era L E A, T b•1 E R is EL, T I AI G.
er Ono of the udfoial customs in Retails in I believe in women. I believe the aro
rngredlonta, and hen the batter fp smooth 1Y EBT VALUE IN TEE DuttiNlON.
and frog from lam is itis toady for baking, , ttooAlaxaIIdaarte f1 crest°hugoar idtawaa�tal3omo tlart of thoebuin'Ln rd�e��I have teat t?, 13 F. Is. tilyoN ,t Ga, makers,
Ts Some women helieve that the longer cake P e t d b on qd. 70 irlp Street Eset,•1'uro�Go..
fa stirred the batter it will be, ween the undia war,eunt' a system of corporal punishment this cul juot, whatever, They do Bing the K_ dnnd for Pelee Mots and gUtaoounW
de aftertheingredieis the ot'e1ere blendeor too dwilllanded a proprietor dfoundr itexample
no eeeuryf to melody i in music.anThey carry Ilfe, an wthe heediell all ng
wateTlenx MACHINERY :91.'POr
u4the auks Laugh, Pour the butter in the I Ptwiah h�a aervaute or pnuaunte, ha sent the pact, at leash is the eel thathey ars u � � !►
boklug pane, and lot it nettle into plana 0 0°lprit with a note to the dintrlob judge, afro in advance of us, all t 10 way in the
to its own a000rf but do not smooth it with and the mutter was attended to forthwith, journey heavenward. I believe that they a w Hans for Lists
r 1 a spoon or knife, Have the oven of medium A serf having arrived from a distance to oanlrht move very widely out of the sphere 0, W. PETRIE. Brantford, Ault.
°P' heat, but an it is a hard mutter 10 mgulute pay the yearly sum of money duo from hint !which they now oo°upy and remain as f '
sad his allows, deolarea that they oan pay ood an they now are ; and 1 deny that my ...
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°°' an noon, if in ermine hot a disk of gold wut°r g °"t
ty should be platted in it to provoub the cake only j small proportion of it. The judge' belief roots span any sentimentality, or 1 ,7 ENA F'E LIR'i: of tI AilArYb[SJP,rv..
°d burning,and u paper ca apo°lily appears, weak or
adh top of tho cake p P P Pla°od over the e, Who aro you? Tho Olkhoff overaeer 1' hasia,�eyA or
man other
has experienced E6 o
When looking into the oven to toe how it he asks, threateningly, when left alone with mother's devotion, a wifeet eelf.aaartflain
or io getting along, de not open the door and the eorf love and a daughter'o affection, and is rate
r'e abut it quiokly, thereby ori &tfu a draught "Exaouy 80, my benefactor," replies the ful for all, may be weekly sentimental about
°0 which will cause the mike to fall and be latter, dolefully, and bows to the judge's thine things, but not about women, He
or heavy, but after looking 01 or turning the hal' would help every woman he loves to the
fs oeke, °lose the door of the oven slowly. You will be pleased to pay the money exeroiee of all the rights which hold dignity
When the cake olarinke from the side,of the at on0e, or you will be thrashed on the spot, and happiness for her. Ile would fight that
th pan and stops singing Ib is a sign 11 is done, 'Deer sir, have moray 1,' howls the peas- the might have those rights, if necessary ;
u Remove it tram the oven to the board or ant,afir, butd ethore is no more money.ou " entirely
but he would rather have entirely than to hear her her
a base ate
°' the le#b ]land aturn the `an on its gaineb the top of tho and cake, " Hey there, policeman 1" ehonte the as long as a demi.samiquiver.- V. 0. Hole
he turn out the oeke. Placa the pan upside j°pkoe hopis eppearance.oer. The policeman land.
down on the table or board and put the °oke
1 to cool on it. If it sticks to the office of the "Where's the porter? Drag bim upstairs 1" Nasal Catarrh
d pan do nob try to shake it out, but loosen and he point!
to the t his overseer,
e r eer, who ie still is a dangerous diaoaae, From its tendency
carefully with a knife. t0 extend to the throat, bronchial tubes,
d Never put away cake until perfectly oold, " Dear sir, have mercy 1 A little oan be and finally to involve the lunge in caneump-
and then put it in a acv°red tin cake box or found." five disease ib should be promptly cured
jar. Ih will keep mush hotter U wrapped " A what l Now you sing another son 1"P hey Is `� Jy EST ti3 that these grave dangers may be averted. r
in a towel or napkin. In layer cake Hover The overseerdrawsfrom hie breast a rag tSoh confident are the manufacturers avoferted.
ed.
I spreadort t jellyhe ilsoak or reathrough aat the
etooke la ft knot one booed into n parcel, unties it, and bands Sage's Catarrh Remedy of their ability to
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the wake hoe down, and al- trying P off up.in good faith, $500 reword for a 0000 o
ways fost the bottom. While icing, the stair° 1" caarrh, no matter how bad or of how many
knife used for spreading the frosting ebould " My own father, my benefactor, deer sir, yearn' standing, which they cannot pure.
be dipper! frequently into cold water. In if you were to kill me, I haven't a kopeck Remedy only 50 °ante, by druggiats.
nutting sake always use a sharp knife, more 1"
- The porter appears, to assist the police.
man.
' HauI Mn upstairs, children, and I'll be
there directly I" shouts the judge. They
drag the overseer nut, and lead him upebairs,
while he °ries, " Dear sirs, benefactors, if
you were to kill me, I haven't another
kopeck 1"
After a few blows from the swftohee, he be-
gins to shout, Stay, Orthodox believers,
there is a trifle more I"
" Well, stop, my brave fellows. Shew us
what more yon have," orders the judge.
The overeoer takes off one of his shoes, and
extracts from it another trifle.
" What, that'a nonsense 1 Throw him
down again, children."
This process !a repeated five or six times,
The same mode of extracting the rent every-
where
very
where prevailed. • All day long overeeere
were brought to the judge, and shrieks re.
sounded.
" Stop, my own fathers, atop i There is H. Y01 LLIAIIIS flO, Hinters
still a trifle more 1" _ A[nuy who're n der th grmmd• Il Y® Dit7 UU zndFeit ROOFERS
0(10101NT00100T100 EMERGENCY AAf0NFMON
FOR T11001,
Are you a mother with several little la
and Meeks? Iiave you ever planner] to ha
the former enjoy an afternoon on your law
Dave you over been Matted and cajoled in
giving a birthday party for the lane
And, flashy, of or maturity of plans and 1
ing 0oneent, after arrangement of the the
and and ono things neueneary to a fawn par
of big or little folk, have you ever Paue
to take breath, and la pausing, found th
the sun had disappeared behind a aloud, an
just aa the last little guest arrive° with h
dainty attire, and oharged with ber moths
admonition to " keep her dross tidy," ha
yon ever felt a drop of rain on hand
oh mak ?
Y'a those who have experienced it, ib
at this "unforeseen nentingeecy" that, wi
the poet, you would flee "far from the ma
dining orowd." But no, that cannot b
done. Some one muse do something. D
spite rueful looks at the piny.ground t
obildren mast be hurried into the house mutt
deprived of their anticipated pleasure, mus
have something to take its place,
What good, now, aro hamm,oks an
swinge 1 Gone are the joys of archery an
croquet 1 In vain the delight of " °til
palin " and "tag goal,"
le would not be a marvelous thing for u
who aro interested in children to be weigh
in jolt such a way this summer, and
world suggest a thin or tw
a w�ci h al
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thing
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not new to t
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athero ;
'i AIMENSE STOCK of Afaottinory to select tram,
BRAN Bios.
Have a board about two or three feet
long with a hole in the center the size of a
breakfast plate. Place title alantingly
against a chair or ottoman, Rave four or
six beau bags of two different sums, Give
each child one tutu with all the bags at a
distance of five paces or so, some ono keeping
account on paper. Those -if thereero more
than one -who throw the !urged number of
bags into the bolo have a second turn. Then
those who have the largest number in the
second turn throw again, °until there are
only two children left. These throw also
and the ono who wine is entitled to a prize
if you with to have one. An orange or a
fancy cake is suffiuient, just a litte some.
thing to betoken the violin. This is also a
good outdoor game
DONREY,
Draw, as you have ability, with a orayoo,
a tailless donkey throe feet long on a sheet.
Pin this to the wall a little distance from
the floor. Provide each child with e, tail
of colored tissue paper, twisted and fringed
at ono end, and a pin fur attaching purposes
at the other. Blindfold the children in
turn and place them eight or ten feet from
the sheet. Let them turn around three
times and, with one arm extended and hold.
ing the tail by the pin, let them move for.
ward in the direction they think the donkey
is and pin the tail upon the first object they
touch. Sometime itis the sheet, sometimes
a guest, sometimes a plots of furniture.
This mattes it all the more enjoyable. The
one who pine the tail nearest the right place
wins the prize.
HOT AND COLD.
One goes out of the room, An article is
hidden. The child returns and is guided in
finding it by some ono playing the piano -
loudly when he is near it, or ' hot," softly
when away, or " cold." The music serves
to amuse those not actively engaged iu the
search,
POLYT0R
All stand in a airole, with one in center
blindfolded with a pointer of oane. The sir
cls moves around until the leader taps the
floor with his cane. He then extends it and
the one to whom it points takes it in his hand.
The leader asks hien questions, and he must
aneteor in a disguised voice. If the louder
guesses his name correctly, the other takes
his place; 0 not, the leader trios until he is
correct.
Li you have them march out to supper,
cut plain white cards in two, all differently,
or if they are old enough to read readily,
cut cards with quotations from Mother
Goose, and pass them about. Those two
who have the corresponding corners or quo.
teflon, go out to the table together. This
idea can be elaborated at pleasure with
cards d000rated with ribbons, eta.
These are only a few games of the many
that we can think of in moments of leisure.
It is when the emergency suddenly arise°
that our wits flee, And if we have a few
ideas where we can put our hand on them,
our delight in makine the ohildren enjoy
themselves won't seem so much like what
Samantha Allen calls a "pleasure exertion."
(Jake Making.
Ie is not of so mush importance to know
how to make a variety of kiada, for two or
three kinds well made are much to be pro.
ferred to a dozen half made. AIthough in
cake making, as in every thing ales, experi-
ence is a good Mather, ft is usually 0. very
severe one, and most people would rather
profit by another's experience than by their
own.
After meeting a good recipe, first have
near at hand on your board or table every.
thing required iu the reoipet, so that you
Will nob have to leave your oako while mix-
ing to get some ingredient wanted. Grease
the baking pans well with good lard or but-
ter, or if liked better, cut a piece of white
paper to fie the bottom of the pan, grease it
and the sides of the pan. It is boat to use
paper on the bottom (f the pan is an old one
or when the oven is inclined to be too, hot
and burn the bottom of the oalte. Although
many woinen prefer oarthonware for mixing
cake, good clean tin is every bib a;ood, and
mush lighter and easier to handle. Have
aside from the general mixing dish a smaller
one and quite shallow for boating Eke white
of the eggs.
In making Dake with eggs always beat
the whitee and yolks separately, no matter
how cheap your oako may be, and you will
be sure to have it nine and light. In
separating the white of an egg from the
yolk, it fe the better way to break a email
hole in the narrow end and let the white
run out of it, for in this way there is very
little danger of the yolk breaking and mix -
Mg with the white: 1f the least particle of
the yolk mixes with the white, it will be
almost impossible to beat the white to &stiff
froth, In frosting it is especially important
that the white should be free from the yolk
and perfectly clear, or the icing will be a
failure. Before mixing the oaks beat the
whites very stiff and put in a cold plaoe
until wanted for use.
Beat the butter and eager to a °roast in the
mfxiug dish, using a wooden apoon, add the
beaten yolks, mix well together, stir in
thowhiteo, now sift the flowomen to bholnould-
ing board and meaeure Never mann
before sifting, Pet the quantity to he uaed
into the seive, add the baking powder, and
sift all into the mixing dish, Alwaye put
the baking powder through the dry dour,
.and the more flour is sifted- the lighter will
The Way to Pour Tea,
There is more to be learned about pouring
tea and coffee than most popple aro willing
to believe. If those d0000tions are made ab
the table, which ie by far the best way,
they require experience, judgment, and
exactueea ; if they are brought; on the table
ready made, it still requires judgment so to
apportion them that they shall prove artifice
exit in quality for the family, and that elle
alder members shall have the stronger cups.
Often persona pour out tea who, not being
at all aware that the fine cup is the weakest
and that the tea grows stronger as you
proceed, bestow the poorest cup upon the
greateeb stranger, and give the strongest to
a very young member of bhp family, who
would be better without any. Where
several cups of equal strength are wanted
you should pour a little into each, and then
go book, inverting the order as you fill them,
and ao the aarmgth will be apportioned
properly, -'
Bathing in Hot Weather.
In spite of ail that has been said on the
subject, it is remarkable how many people
mice one of the greatest sources of health
and enjoyment from nob understanding the
use of water in the toilet.
A sponge bath should bo taken at leash
.laity in hot weather. For persons in vigor.
owe health the proper time is immediately on
tieing in the morning ; but for weak persons
and the aged, the middle of the forenoon is
better. Only the very robust are benefited
by cold bathe. For most, cool, tepid, or
slightly warm water is better. After a day
of haat and dust, and especially of hard work,
eleetliness is secured and refreshing sleep
promoted by a warm bath at bed -time. The
drees should bo appropriate to the season,
and also to the occupation, Ib should be
light in color and weight, loose and easy,
but in our changeable climate not too thin.
ft ie udviseblo for most persona to wear light
underwear throughout the summer, All
tight clouting should be direarded, as impod-
ing the airauletion, preventing free move.
menta and eroating diecomforb.
Stlokfast for Flies.
" Mix together equal parts by manure of
melted roam and easter oil. Stir until
thoroughly mixed -which will take only a
salute, While yet a little warm spread
thin and evenly on any strong paper that is
eat porous. We use foolaeap, writing paper,
catalogue covers, showbilla, &u. Spread
with a Daae -knife or any straight edged in.
etrument, slightly warned. Leave a narrow
border to handle with. Lay the paper en
the tables, shelves, or any spare plume where
flies aro numerous. They will soon oover
the papers. Aa soon rut they alight they
willetick fast and soon pull bhemeelvee down,
When the papers are covered bwcorthreoflfea
deep, put it in the atove and replace with
another one. Be surd and use no water.
The oil prevents the rosin from hardening
and hoe the peculiarity of nob evaporating.
The oil leaves no odor when cool. Tan conte
will buy enough to kill all the flies in a
house."
Canning Corn.
Husk and Bilk the corn, and pub into a
kettle of boiling water; lot Heald, but not
enough toecoek. Then cubit off, and to five
quarts of corn add an ounce of tarturia acid.
Put the corn fn a pereerviag kettle, with
enough to °over it well, and heat it to the
boiling point, stirring well in the meantime,
Put in cams and seal, It will keep petfeob
lee Be aura that the liquor °overs the 0o0n
in the Dans. When used, drain off bhp
liquor, soak in water ten or fifteen minutes,
000k and season to taste, adding a faille of
Soda, Some may objeob to the tartaric acid;
that is only to keep the corn from epoIliug,
and it harmless • soak in two or three waters,
and no trace of the acid will be left. Cora
canned in this way is delicious, and has a
fresh taste.
A little ammonia and borax in the water
when washing blankets keeps them soft and
prevent; shrinkage.
When you give your cellar its spring
cleaning, add a little copperas water and
melt to the whitewash.
Chemists say that it takes mare than
bwioe as much enger to sweeten preserves,
sauce, eto., If put in when they begin to
000k, as it does to sweeten after the fruit is
cooked.
House planta that have become sickly
looking oan often, by the aid 0f a few doses
of nitrate of soda, bo quickly brought to a
perfect abate of health again ; but being
very powerful he its notion this must be used If you aro ooffering the agonies of neural.
in small quantities, a piede about the size of. gia, and have failed to get a remedy that TO I,d1AN on Femur, Lowest Dates,
a marble is largo enough for a twolve.inolt will afford relief, we want yon to try Poloon'o IVION EY No delay, 00 00 10, Low sttD to s,
pot. This fertUlizor baa also the effect of Norville. No remedy in the market has l[, NN, delay. Correspondence
Agt.,
forcing plants on much more quickly than given any tiring like the Immo degree of sat. .Ne1at1i01nd ittd0, 72 Rtng-st. le., Toronto.
other manures, and is therefore valuable for iofaoldon. Its action on nerve pain is simply 1
assisting those that are naturally of °low ntarvelloute and as it is put up in I0 emit I 'Young M e n
growth, sample bottles no great expense is involved gtyvERING from the cfteote of early evil hablte,the
in gluing it a trial. Irolson'e Narvilino is moult of lgnors000 and lolly, who end tltemsoiveb
Citizen (to Clylnamten)-How aro you going the most pleasant, powerful, and certain bin tilt t�wiio tt i ration dda,r i nm tl o ad stn of
to vote John 1 Chinaman -Me votes aglainst pain remedy in the world. Sold by all nbmeo or over•worlt, 0000 11 ndvnucad 1(1e loaf tea
Iiallison. Citizen -Why, low is that 1 Don't dealers in rnedioine,10 and 20 mite a bottle, consequences of youthful 0x0000, send for and x0000
you know hie record on the Chinese mace. l • I es. Y. Lubon'e Trontle, on the DlenemOt Mon, The
Men ? Chinaman -'Ye Too maim China. Never imagine a bad motive if agood one book Witt be cent stilled to ally address on rootlet of
P' a trot so. V.1,1p1 , Add rose
man in oouutrq now, is conoolvalslo, 1 M, V. it BON, Wellington St, E., Tercet°, Ont.
If quilts are folded or rolled tightly after
washing, then beaten with a rolling pin or
potato mailer, it lightene np the cotton and
snake► them seem soft and new.
"The tottor.board of lite goes up
The totter.board of lite gone down."
Up and down, up and down -one day a
millionaire, next day gloomy as a fog -one
day in seeming perfect health, next day
"laid out" with a bilious attack or your
stomach " on a strike." This ie the way
the world wags now a days. If you are
bilious, melancholia, dizzy headed, dyspeptic
want appetite or have torpid action of livor,
kidneys or bowels, take Dr, Pierce's Pleasant
Pelota -purely vegetable, perfectly harm-
less; one a dean,
White feathers, either alone or combined
with ribbon, are by far the moat elegant
trimmings for Leghorn hats.
Tell the good news to the suffering -
At 10.0 is a remedy found,
Which might hove saved, had they known it,
Under
Ton of the "Favorite Prescription,"
Bid hopeless women be g ad --
Bear iho good news to poor creatures,
tleart•oick, discouraged and end.
" Female diseases," so terrible in their
effect°, and eo prevalent among all classes,
oan be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
The English Government has paid 420,000
for the loss of life and property ocoasioaed
by the Sultan running down a Frenoh ship
in Spanish waters.
Alma Ladies' College,
8T. THOMAS, ONTARIO.
This institution, whish had lent year the
largest enrolment of all the Canadian Col -
loges for women, is offering superior advent.
ages to young women in Literary Course,
Fine Arts, Commercial Science and Music
at the very lowest rates, Addrees Principal
Austin, B. D.
The Direotoire styles have extended even
to morning dresses, which even for summer
are oompoeed of rich, heavy materials.
O,Ncaussa 158111RaNsw,n restores grey and faded
noir to Its natural orator and prevents talltng oat
Belts to wear with dreaay blouses are of
:illy belt ribbon, with buckles of Rhine -
atones and other brilliants.
A Cure for .Drunkenness.
The opium habit, depoomaota, the morphine habit
nervous preotratloo canoed by the use of toba000,
wakefulness, mental depression, softening of the
brain, eta., premature old age, loss Of vitanty caused
by overexertion of the brain, and loss of natural
strength from any cause whatever. Men -young,
old or middle aged -who aro broken down from any
of the above °amen, or any came ,totonentioned aborta
send your address oad10 cents in (stamps for Lnboo',
Treatise, in honk form, of Dfaoasee of Ma,, Hooke
tient sealed and Noun lrotn observation. Address D.
V. L0008, 07 W ellineton street East Toronto, Out.
Bows of light green ribbon are sometimes
combined with white artificial flowers in
lieu of foliage.
ITCHING PILES.
8114r000ti-Moisture : intense (toiling and stinging 1
most at night ; worse by matching. If allowed to
continuo tumors form, which often bleed and ulcer-
ate, becoming very sore, Swami's 0Lvratoor stops
the itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, and ,n
many casae removes the tumours. Itis equally °lB-
caoloue in outing all skin dismal). DR. S WAYNE S
SON, Proprietors, Philadelphia. SWAINs'a 012011118,
oanoontob, e obtained of druggists, Sent by man tor 60
For yY;npnmankn,faonta m1ainE lse flak :W ro
rftentth
epoItn
evnat
alted
or Dyspeptic It *0of Oita greatest valuta lein
THE FINEST BABY FOOD,
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THE MOST PALATABLE FOOD,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD,
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A Cabinet photo, of DCne, Dan T'srunt. xe t ,by Loan 86 S athffs Company
beautiful chiidrou-sent to the ,pother of any bab
born within a year. Also n raluehtr pamphlot an tho
One of Infante nod lnvolida t1 (Intro (Lures) 1866.
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Thunder Proverbs.
If the birds be silent expect thunder.
If the cattle run around and collect to-
gether in the meadows expecte thunder.
If the Clouds grow rapidly larger expect
much rain, and also thundo>:.
Two currents in Summer iadioate than.
der.
If there be any falling eters during a clear
evening fa Summer expeot thunder.
Increasing atmospheric electricity oxidizes
a nmonia in the air and forme nitric acid,
which affects milk, thus accounting for the
souring of milk by thunder.
Thunder in bile evening indicates much
rail!.
When it thunders in the morning it wit
rain before night.
Thunder in the north indicates cold, dry
weather.
Thunder from the ronth or southeast in.
climates foul weather; from the north or
northwest, fair weather.
With a north wind it seldom thunders.
Mush thunder in July injures wheat and
barley.
Tnunder iu the Fall indicates a mil d
open WVinter.
Distant thunder apeaka of ooming rain.
Got the Big Head,
"Good mornin' to ye, Meg. O'Roherty.
An"ave ye got any more news from Mary
Ann en' the Brinell count at Chitauky?'
"Not a warred, Mrs. O'Flaherty, oimoe
the last tonne I heard from her."
"Is the Prinoh count, as yo do call him,
wid her yit, I do weeder 0" •
"Indade an' I don't know for sure, an' I
don't care, for I don't feel very well this
mornin'; I have a head as big as a bushel,
an' I know Mary Ann'; good looks an' boost
mud quanely walk will carry her through
twhoriver she may be; en"pen me soul, 1
belay° it's to the liquor ehtore I must bo
Going' an' bring home ab laiet a quart of the
critter, as this is wash day an' the colonel
himael' isn't well at all at all' neither."
The president of the Dover, N. H., horse
Emerson's Theory,
railroad is Mrs.
Emereon'ntheory is that of the "sovereign- E. A. G. Dow, a woman of
by of the individual." To discover what a great luafuesa and financial ability,
young man is good for, and toe ui him for People wen Ore eubjeot to bed breath, 1001 conte
q P0 eugne, or eny dtaorder of the Stomaub, can at 5010
tho path he is to strike out in life, regard- be relieved h using Dr. Comon'e Stomach Bittern
less of any ether consideration, is the great
duty to which he calls attention, Entereon'o
musts are written with reference to this aim,
He mattes men self-reliaub. fie reveals to
the eyes of the idealist the magnifloeut
results of praobioal activity, and unfolds be-
fore the realist the grandeur of the ideal
world of thought. No man is to allow him.
self, through prejudice, to snake a mistake
in ;loosing the task to which he will devote
his life. Emerson's essays are, as ie were,
printed sermons, all having this same text.
Profitless Remembrance,
Bishop (on his 00tni.anuual round) -So
you dont remember me, Bobby ?
Bobby -N -no, sir.
Bishop -I remember you very well in.
deed.
Bobby -That so ? Well, why didn't you
bring me something ?
OldFriende,
Magistrate (to prisoner) -Is this the first
time you have been Were name, ole Ras-
tas ?
Uncle Rastun-Yee, soh ; but yo' poo' ole
father, who was Jego fofo'ty years, I wag
Offen up bofo'. He and me was ole frons,Agents tend for our ennatraetl
MONEY
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WANTED Sha tor Yinproved
Have you Neuralgia I N' "\ 'AGENTS Model -Washer and Blearibee. Print
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40 old mid tried remedy. Ask roar Dru¢alet.
Black and yellow, blank and pink and
beige and red are favorite color combina-
tion; in millinery.
Ilse I Coven Coals puree In one minute.
Polonaises may be draped alike on both
sides, or long on one gide and short on the
other.
W0Onerer your Bt0rnach 0r Bewele get 000 of w
Ser naming Blllousoese. D °papain, or indlgeetlon
and their attendant evils, take at 0050 a dose of Dr
Carson's Stomach Bitters, Bent Denny medicine
All Druga't°ta, 60 cents.
A plain loop of silver cable cord makes an
odd brooch,
A, 1'. 412.
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Mc., rani permanently without
the l03i7e. apply to Mt W. L.
0111081, 124 queen St, E., Tern,to.
SELF -THREADING i3EEDLE3.ei5Arralr
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Out, I(10 ntly thio to 0 without,ioio 'y owing thread
through the eye. Agents cola money sella, gthem
Sample packet by mail 160 dozen packets Si 00
Whiten 3lanufact aria g Co.. To r,nto. Ont.
THE BOILER INSPECTION and Inoue.
.65.. nice Company of Ctetrnda
Consulting Engineers and Solicitors of Patents.
TORONTO.
G. 0. Rene Ohlot Engineer, A, Fnasma Seo'yTroae.
ANY FARMER WHO DRAGS BIS WIFE out t0
the earn to hold bags 10040 130 too mean to buy
the "Dandy" Patent Bog Holder, which will last a
lifetime, and costa only 75o Sold by agents. Terri.
tory stilt open. 0, 0 ALLEN & 00.,
"World' Budding, Toronto.
f'ANAIIA SIIQPP'100 CO. -Seaver Line of
0,.J Steamships. ceiling weekly between Montreal
and Liverpool. Saloon tickets, Montreal to Liverpool,
040, 010 and 500, Return tickets, 050, 000 and 9110
according to steamer and a000mntotlatton Inter.
mediate, 5110 • P.oun 1 trip tickets 900. Steerage, 820
Round trip tickets, Sint, For further particulars and
to enure births, apply to II. E, MURRAY, Genera.
Manager, 1 Custom 1300o0 Square, Montreal, or to the
Loral Agents In the different Towns and Uttteo.
(`l (TRILl'a 1941010 ane College. 005001,, 0888
df This popular institution, u0,,' in ie 401 Year,
la o_og n greed work for the education rt young
mon and won en in those branches, a knowledge of
which is to oeventlal to the intelligent and aucoeestul
management of practical tff0(r0, Its graduates are
everywhere giving signal Israel of the thoroughness.
of their training, and bearing grateful testimony to
the monetary value of Its cents° of study. The
Fourth Annual Circular, giving full information, will
he mailed free. Address Al. MACConutcs, Principal,
WILLIAM BRIGGS, PUBLISHER, TORONTO -
hail
1 ha° now a Large staff of ladles and gentlemen
engaged in amercing for his several fast -selling sub-
scription hocks and Parallel Family Bibles ; none but
honorable persons that do business on a square basis
ern engaged to act ns agents for him; his object hi to
make money for the slant, ne well as far the uousehe
represents. and at the Dania lime treat every subscrib-
er. doh or p oor, as he would like to be treated ; agents
will find to nt it pays beet to work for a good bons°,
It this meets the eye of any persona notengaged with
me at present, send for (similar and fell information.
Merchants, Butchers,
and Trailers generally,
We want a GOOD MAN in your locality to pickup
CALF SKINS
For us. 000h Furnished on satin?notory guaranty.
Address,
0, S..
ItOon Pam, Vermont, U. S.
SPORTING GOODS.
The Cheapest House in Canada for Gutls,
Rifles, Certt'idgee, Fishing Tackle, Base
Ball Goods and Sportsmen's Sup-
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On r, roipt of 512.60 we Will express to env tiaras,
a DOUIILE.BIRIIEL BIU4121d.LOADI513 SHOT
GUN, with lee laminated steel tartan, ailed stook A
good gun far country use. And for $1 00 will ehip to
any address, v.22 cal.RthLEthot will shoot accurate -
1y 000 100 test.
W, M'DOWALL & OD., 51 KING ST, E., TORONTO.
Stained Glass
FOR CRUPOIIES, DWELLINGS,
.AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
MIOAUSLANO & SON
16 Ring St. W., Toronto.
Subscribed Capital, 16 4,F00,000.
raid Up Copps] 2,200.050
Tor al Assets 10.010,000
The enlarged espial end resonrcee of Shia Oompany,
together with ten inaromaed fooilttieo to has recently
arquired 0,reopplying landowners with obeap tutney,
enable the ltireut.rn to meet tt"th prompters+ and at
the lowest current rate tt httareat all roquire:nonta
for loans upon sattafaotery real estate ae°arity.
Applin lttoe may be made to either of ttte,0om-
pang s local Appraisers, or to
J. HA;16SatiT 00in0N, 3imag'gDireator, Toronto.
Albert College
to s
BELLI1VILLE, ON'4.,
Is being greatly enlarged and improved at a
cost of severalthoueand dollars. Students
in attendance from British Columbia, Mani-
toba, Miohigau, New York, Valmont, in
addition to Ontario and Qneboc. Meier -
pissed advantaged at moderate rates. WUi
Re -Open Thursday, Sept, 6th 1868.
Send for eirculare. Address,
REV. W. P. DYER, 1,1. A.
Principal.
lana41.10:1 AMY
DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS,
Don't wale until 7q0o0
areburnt enter robbed
buy a Safe no,, and
sleep may and bo sure
aud
reand get pries•. eta, of
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S. S. EC1S10UL LL.
677 Craig St, P. C. Box 040, Monttee', P. Q,
10000 PRESENTS
TO MST APPLY]..\'O, SMELL: THEY LAST.
We will send by mail an 0p.
propriate gift 10 cath maiden,
wife, mother or ern,h•-one to
•l family -who will try the
BREADMAKER'8 BAKING POMaEB
Cul the red circle from NIA
label and send it in to letter
'h,ting honest opinion after
fair trial. Shaer n5, 10 or t$
cent size will secure the gift.
Any grocer or storekeeper
knows where to get I t if ask°ce
for by you.-AdJrera-
CIIURCEILL St CO., TORONTO,
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships
Wittig daring winter from Portland every Thursday
tad .Halifax every Saturday to Liverpo.t, and In cum*
mar from Quebec, every Saturday to Ltverp°ol,oalling
at Londonderry to land mails and pnseengero for
Soothed and Ireland ; also foam Baltimore, oda Han
fax and St. John's, N. r., to Llvotpool tortniehbty
durum summer months. The steamers of tho Glas-
gow arms sail during winter to and fromIlalitax
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sum -
mar between Olafgow and Montreal weekly• Glwt.
gow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Phtladel.
phta fortnightly.
For freight, passage or other Information apply to
A. Schumacher ado., Baltimore ; 0. Cunard .4 00.,
Ba11Pnx ; Shea k Co., SI. John's, Nfld., Wm. Thome
son Ar 0a., S4 John, N. B.; Allen a 00., Waage
Love 0 Alden New York ; H. Bendier, Toroabo 1
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phia ; H. A. Allen Portland, Boston, Montreal.
Nervous Debility.
DR. mums Spoolflo has boon used for the poo
Moen years witbgroat woos, In the treatment Of
Nervous Debility, and all dieeasee analog from ex.
messes, over-worked brain, Iota of vitality, ringing th
th oars, palpttntlon, oto. For sale by nn druggists.
Price 81 per box, 00 0 boxes for $6, or will be sent bp
mall on reoolpt of prim, Pamphlet on apple:tenon
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