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UNC 28, 1889,
HEA -LTH,
Timely Hints 011 llottlth
Many brain workers and °there of highly
nervous temperaments aro troubled With
iueomnia, norvoue twitchluge and Matting
from ?leap, and aeusathono of falling. These
symptoms indicate weak nerves, Tho via.
Sin can very often iadood cure himaolf by
dietetic moans alone. Tho bust dict in milk,
and for a time it would 0
b Is or lm
wipe I h
to limit himself to that. The quantity re•
(faired by an Wale to rupp0rb him well le
one pint ab " moo', and Sour meals should be
taken daily. The milk used ahould be up to
the standard ; it it is not dream ahould be
added bo ie, People with weak!nerveer ase
rule, drink but very little water, whereas
they usually require a larger quantity than
those whose varves aro strung and not osily
shaken.
TREATMENT FOR 001,0 IN TRE HEAD,
Thera are a number of wave of aborting a
mold in the head, bub most of them are by the
means of g•Iibe powerfutdruge, which a. per.
Bon nnfamHlar with their use is novel juatr.
fled in taking on his owe responsibility. The
Swiss method of treatmeno is one of the
olmpleob and meet effoaoioue, Ib la appli
in 1hia wav; Half fill a jug with boiling woo
and into that pub n reaopoonfui of well -
powdered camphor. Fashion out of wribing
peper,a funnel, with which oap the top of tho
hug. The camphorated abeam ahould bo In-
aled through the naso for ten or fifteen
minutes, the inhalation being repeated, if
required, every four or five home. if, In
epee of its uupleaaantne0e, the inhalation is
persisted in, it is mad tbat three repetitions
will always cff•ot n cure, however nevem the
"cold in the head" may be.
L00ESAW
Is generoliy popularly believed to be in-
variably fatal. Reoovorieo aro, indeed,
comparatively rare, yet they do bake plans.
The proportion ot thorn is much larger now
than it was a score of yore ago, and ib le
safe to predict that it will grow Larger as
tune goes on and the malady is better under-
stood. Prof. Moral since 1882 has applied
one form of treatment in six oases, with the
result ot obtaining five cures. The essen0iale
of his treatment are as folIowe : 1. The
patient, having the that stuffed with cotton
or wax, is to be kept in a quiet room and In
total darkness. (2) The took room, as well
as the adjoining once, is to be thickly carpet-
ed in order to avoid the noise of foot steps.
(3) The room is to be opened for ventilation
every four hours with the greateee care.
Who diet ie to coeaisb of liquids, milk, egge
beaten iu broth, water and wine, eta. (4)
Al light neeeaeary shall bo carefully lover -
expedite matters, ho: took all of them ab o,S
three, and jolued the "silent majority,"
Tl1E'fALVO OF OATMEAL.
ea an article of food hue more than ono(
been questioned, and, as a result, there le
more or less prejuelce against it in the minds
of many, Hoc a few holding it to be Indif.
tenably uutribinuo and capable of producing
dyspepsia. Says one writer, oommenbing
upon these adverse oribioieme : " This le not
surpelein3, as 130 food article le jueb the
thing in every ease or ab all bbne9. Our
daily exporienaee oonvinoe nn of euoh truth,
by likes and dislikes for very common and
the ;neat wholesome foods. It le natured
end best to have some variation of the diet,
Ona thing may bo just Adopted to the stem
of the individual --bodily and ntentally-
at one time and nob at aomo other; while
with another preen it may never agree,
The 8o -called ' eternal fltnoee of things'
needs to be carefully etudiod before deciding
an Important question so hastily," Oatmeal
is ntquestionaoly wbolseome fend, If prop
erly eaten, it is vary geuerally well borne
on the stomach. To a small proportion of
people it is, however, displeaeing, if nob
really a burden to digestion. Wheu dys•
peptic symptoms are excited by it, ib to very
ed rarely, indeed, that the oatmeal itself ileal
er properly he blamed ; there is almost always
Homo fault fo Vs preparation or the man-
ner in which it ie nerved or eaten. If
oatmeal isnot well 000ked itis unfit to eat,
and taken iuto a delicate etomaoh will canoe
diafurbanae. So, too, will it even when
well cooked If it ie eaten with mull cream
and sugar ; the trouble in that instance is
with the sweets, and they would have the
eamo offeot if taken in any other way. nab•
meal is used almost exolueivoly as mush,
which one naturally (wallows quickly, with-
out allowing it to remain in the mouth. To
a considerable extent the saliva is essential
to its rapid digestion. Hence oatmeal
ahould be kepb for a time in the mouth, 00
aro other foods, and only swallowed after it
has been well masticated. In the form of
mush, also, as it goes down so quickly and
easily, there is a natural tendency for one to
eat more than he would were it In a solid
form. Carefully cooked and prepared, eaten
as it ought to be, and in proper quantities,
beyond all doubt oatmeal is agreeable,
healthful and nutritioue.
ed from the eight t:. the dole. (5) If con
ebipation existe, both purgatives and in
jeotioue aro interdicted, Above ell, quiet
nese ie nem:mart (6)Should the pains be in
tense, with the object of quieting, pewdere
belladonna and ergot of rye ahould be used
COMMON OADBE OF DYSPEPBLt,
Oae of the most oommon canoes of dyepop
oto is eating heartily when the system in
tired and j ,dad. When exhausted by tithe
mental or pbyeioal work we are usually
ravenously hungry, and, of eourao, turn bo
food se the medn0 of restoration. The foo
is seldom appreciated that the stomach
shares in the depression caused by overwork
and, hence, at elle% times le unable to per
form its ordinary duty. The food taken
then ie but very slowly digested, and befor
the process Is oompleted fermentation often
takes place. If it does, the 0on00quen00 is
that we are in a worse etsto than if the food
had not been taken, for the fermentation
generates acids and geas, whioh in tarn no
only interfere with digestion but enrolee other
disturbances. In a very strong and healthy
earson the ill effeo •e ofeating when the
yotetn is muoh fatigued wouldnon be so
marked an in one below the standard of
health. Very norvoue individuals suffer from
the habit, and if debilitated they are quite
euro to grow more se if it is persisted in.
Wben very ``tired and hungry '• itis always
boat to rest for a time before eating, or to
take some nuoh simple "piok up" as' hob
milk, whioh ahould be alowly Dipped. That
in very refreshing, indeed, and usually mete
tbo rtquiremente quite as well an an taco,
hello stimulant.
REMEDY FOR READAOHES,
When in pertain painful affeobionethophyai•
elan advises bhensoof hold applications, and if
the affect from them is not pleasing, then
that hot ahould be tried, bhe patient is like-
ly to oonoider Ib rather on uncertain sort of
treatment, of doubtful value either way. It
is, indeed rather a curious thing that heat
and cold oan often be used interchangeably
with like effects, Extreme heat will destroy
the skin, and extreme °old will do the same.
Now, headache le mementoes) relieved by hot
applications, and yet iu some instances it ag-
gravates the trouble. In ogee of the latter,
oftentintoe the cold applications will effect a
onto. As a general rule a throbbing head
oche, with tenderness and 00100000 of the
scalp, oan beat be relieved by hob applioa
Sone. Whereas, when the head feels full and
"bursting." 'Ef oold be applied to the head
and heat to the neck and spine, the o Seat is
most agreeable. Probably one of the bee
external applications whioh is most service.
able in the:different forma of headache is men-
thol, A oolnbion of thab ahould be made in
aboub the proportion of one drachm of men-
thol to ten of alcohol. It can be applied on
A thin strip of cloth largeenough to oover
the forehead, That ahould be kept web
with the 0olution. I0 is vary cooling, and
the effeoh in many oases of headache Is very
agreeable from, the first.
POWERFUL 00000,
A score of year0 ago drags were given in
quite crude forme, The pille then used were
large enough to excite apprehension of suffo-
option in patients obliged to take them, Un-
til quite recently all.medioines have con-
tained more or leen oxtraneoue matter,
which added bulk, but not virtue, to them.
Gradually the °herniae eliminated euoh un.
ne0eesary matter, until at last drugs were
furnished physicians in nearly, if nob
quite, pure form, Bub he did not atop
there, He next applied himself to extract•
ing the active principles of medicinal
agents, and now nearly all the powerful
remedies are used in what we might term
highly concentrated from. Aeonibe furnishes
WI with a ready illustration of thie great
change. The powerful leaves were once
given in two•grain donee, end the extract of
the same in one•halhgrain doses. At, the
preeont time We have aremitine, the "100011
virtue of ahonite.In highly , oonoentrated
!form, and the dose of that to; from :1'100bho
to 1.200ths of a grain 'Of ,acedia, a
pill of aconitine - containing. . a full
dose might be made exceedingly min.
oto and as a mabtor of fact it is
non
in very small granules. The Inference to be
drawn le that, in taking medicine, one must
be exceedingly careful tie fellow the phy
direhtion0 "to e o
oialan sthe letter." Because
the piffle are small one must not assume that
the can be taken redkleeol . A man not
Y Y
longago deceived himself in that way g ab w y with
mob disastrous tanks, Hie physician
ordered some ten granules, scarcely larger
than bin•heads, whioh contained a vary
powerful drug. lie wee maimed to take
only ono, three tunas a day; but, thinktnqbo
DANGER OF A LITTLE ifNOWLEDOE,
The average layman considers that when
ho employe a physician, he hoe the right to
know what drugs are used in the treatment.
He oan namely be persuaded that in with•
holdingg such information hie attendant has
no eelfieh motive, but does so purely in the
interest of his patient, Generally the phyei-
oiau is ready to give such information if he le
• dealing with a preen of intelligence, but In
• tette laetancee it is clearly his duty to de.
oline. If a person has been muoh benefited
by a oertraln drug, of nourie, if he knows the
d name of it, he ie certain to recommend ib to
• every friend who has a complaint like his.
Or if a prescription has been given him
calling tor agents whioh ho knows nothing
hof, he loans his friend the empty bottle, or
r copies for him the number of the label ; the
same medtefne can then be obwaned of the
druggist who bolds the proscription. In this
t way a (treat deal of harm is often done,
leading, as ib does in Dema oases, to the
abuse of powerful drugs, while in others to
the application of the most erroneous'
treatment. The same disease in two
o persons often demanna quite dietinob meth -
ode of treatment; a drug, or mixture of
drugs, which is initiated for one might be
olearly forbidden for the other. A correct
application for drugs requires a diserimin.
ation whioh no non-professional oan possess,
We predict that the time must come, through
the multiplication of these potent neurotic
medicines, ea when b
e,ciane will Mkt upon
the non -renewal of these potent preooriptious
by pharmacists without a written order. Ib
' seems to Ea quite probable that we have limp•
ly arrived at the threshold of this depart-
ment
of chemical
work,
rk and that the
pro fca•
Bion will be oompelledto throw additional
• safeguards around the unauthorized nae of
Ithese powerful agents.
The Origin of Toba000,
Tobacco, according to an Arabia legend
translated in the "La Commedia Umana,"
is no older than the founder of Islam. The
prophet wag once travelling moron the
desert of Yemen. It was winter, and all
the reptiles whioh infest the degerb were
asleep. Soddenly the propheb'e burse trod
upon a viper, and apparently wounded it.
Mohammed, full of meroy, got down from
hie horse, and taking up the viper pub it
into
is sleeve, hoping Saab the warmth
would restore it. The viper soon began to
stir. Incapable of gratitude, like,the am,
pent which was in the beginning, it said
to Nfohommed, "Revereoa prophet, I will
bite thee 1' "Nay," replied the mild prophet,
"that would be the blackest ingratitude,
poor repbile, to repay a good deed with an
- evil deed." "Nevertheleee," said the viper,
1'1 shall do it; I swear by God the Al-
mighty that I will bite thee 1" When
Mohammed heard the name of Allah
b he dared not prolong the dispute, but,
bowing Mie head with reverence, said-
" Hie name be prettied for ever ; you and
I both belong to him ; from Him we both
reoeived life," and he offered the viper his
hand, A violent path compelled him to
fling the viper from his sleeve and to' ouree
it in the name of Allah. The prophet then
sucked the viper's poison from the mooned
and spit it out upon the mond. A magnifl•
eenb plant immediately sprang up en the
spot where the prophet's sacred relive had
fallen. Ono of his disciples gathered some
of ibe leaves and burned them ag an offer-
ing to God for the rescue of Hie prophet.
Mohammed and .his oompanione were de•
lighted w bin the splendid aroma of the
burnt offer ng as its smoke ascended towards
heaven. .From that day to this ail the
faithful of I81am have taken pleasure in the
plant whose taste and ?cont partaker' in au
equal degree of bhe bibternoee of the viper'e
poison and the sweetness of the holy prop)),
eb`o spittle,
Tho Bishop's Mistake.
Scene -A batter's shop at the Wesb•end
of London. Enter a welirkaown man about
town, who hands his hat to an attendant to
he ironed. While standing bare•hoaded at
the counter, in comes a oerbain bishop, The
latter, mistaking bhe club man for one of the
ehop•walkere, gives him ,his hal,-, with the
I
inquiry, Have you a hot like this 4„ Tbo
club'inan; in the welted pootih)d 0100000,
takes the'hob, turns Ire 'ovor, examinee it
closely, looks ab ib inside and out. , then,. In
slow and measured tones, remarks, ” No, 1
have not; and," he adds redeobivoly, "If I
had, I am hanged ff 1 would wear ib 1"
Tableau I
The Viot 's
or (frown
Should adorno
the brow of the inventor of
the groat Dorn cure, Putnain'e Pedaloes Cotn
Extractor. It worhe quickly, novo± maims
a sono spot, and is Vet the thing you want,
Soo that 'poli got'utnam'e Painless Corn
Extractor, the sure, safe and painless mare
for corer,
THE BRUSSELS POST.
SHAT K%
Iraveaoaa Chpreeter 01 the y',,ite and
llanuner-elopded Varlet lea,
Ib woe ropertcd the other week that a
sailor engaged in aoruping the aides of 1
troopship In the harbor of Siorra Leone was
drawn into the water and promptly devour-
ed by a shark Thi" is not an uneemmon
experience tool the "Standard " reminds as
Ih At n boetrn io lute hens bittenin the ahort
e t
time i took him to dip lop a pibaher of water
while hie ?rete wen under f all rail. We are
aosured that it ie nothing uncommon for
ravenous fish to spring a foot oat et the
in order to ammo weir prey. For in
they will follow a yraool, on the lookout
anya
t N
r unF ru
o nae t
t who to maytumble t b or
ml
thrown overheard, and Bo deep do 6
swim under the surface that it requires
p100010ed ay m of the natives to aeteub t
presence. Many of the Wset India liar
are 0o bounced by the
WRITE AND RAMMER HEADED
titlarks -the leash amiable of the 150 different
kinds known toznolopieba-lhaoiele danger.
one to bathe even a few yards from the shore
without an outlay being posted.
It in a well aseertaine,i fact that the akale-
tons of theist), pigs, hogs, and out 'e which
have fallen or been thrown overbour.l have
boon recovered many days subsequently to
their being swallowed ; and 10 by on 'roarti
that in a stomach of a shark killed in tha
Indian:ocean a lady's work -box wits found
' �14talinftraelurerw;un• - ;lira iaaoh
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A Bloody Affray.
le often the reaulb 0f r'bad blood" In a lewdly
or community, put nawhote fa .hath blood
more deoruotive of heppineso and health
than in the human eyqetom, When the life
ourronb is foul and eleggieh wibh impurities,
nod le aiooey distributing its poieone to every
part of the body, the peril to health, and
life even, Js )mnr]neub, ,Carly syrnpoems
aro dull and drowsy feeling, severe head-
aches, a o t•
corolla' o
a u ua appetite,
[ i
r rte led ee
cion and general legal tad°, Delay In treat-
ment may entail the meet serious cense.
thelquenoes, Drn't lob disease get a strong
001 l hold nn your ooeoIlrutioo, Ifni TREAT YOUR.I
flee 8EL1 by using Dr, Ptorce's Golden tried 041
for Dteoove and ho restored o t
rY, e t he blemein
8
e
be e
of health
, The Diauo er "
v is
OD Re •
A rEED'
9
N
bey t Duro
o In n)] oases of dlsea
e for r whin It
h
the
heir
boro
a renommondel, or money paid for it will
be refunded.
Gents' trousers aro becoming ao wide that
ib will soon be the proper thing for a lady to
bake the lead In ascending a stairway.
DtPierce's Pollees (the Original Little
Liver Pille) have to -day the largest eale of
any pills Bold by druggists. For all de
rangemente of the liver, etomaoh ane] howels,
they are unequaled. One a deee, 25 cents
a vial• 1
A lawyer fo described as having a hard
mb0allio voice and speaking with irony. Pro
bahly that is Wien he le on hie mettle.
A. P. 455 I
while in another the incriminatory paper»
which had been thrown away by a hotly -
(Malted slaver were reoovered from the maw
of an involuntary witness thus (seriously
1•roughl into court oa the barb of a pork.
baited book. Ruyeoh, one of the moat trust-
worthy of the old noturaliste, affirms that a
man in mail-homo lorioatue, be calla him -
was found in the etornaah ofa white shark;
and it is r000rded by Blamonbaah that in
one case a whole horse was found. It is un-
deniable that many have been killed with
ample capacity for end uodeeirable oontents;
and Basil Hall Celle of ono oub of which was
token
TICE WHOLE SHIN OFA DDFFAL%
beeidea a host of other trifled whioh had been
dropped severe in the course of the previous
week.
Sailors are full of euperetitions whioh
touch the euporhaman eagaoity and incar-
nate fiendishness of this fish -how, its
a00800 being sante far beyond what we can
have any idea uf, it will follow abipo for
days when a death le likely to ocher, and
desert the wake of the vessel when no euoh
good fortune for it is in the wind. Vatea,
the shark god, la the lord of the ocean in
the Hervey ,eland mythology, and it fa
ie ere
wh d th
p at even the Ohrisbianized
Hawaiians will still, wben in the direst ex. wawa procured, Patent Attorneys. and experts.
tremity, invoke Mooaru, the shark demon • Feta 1807. Donald O Rlrlout .ti Co., Toronto.
to whom their pagan forefathers erected
temples and offered sacrifice. The pearl CANCER°ear°°a aclmEn, °a;etre,
acok free. Dam unurrv. n
divers of Ceylon employ shark oharmero to
protect them while engaged in their dam.
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OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
AND HYPOPHOSPHITES,
Almost as Palatableas Milk.
SO disfndcad that that -lost delicate stomach
cart take it. Xternarfcablo as a8? rap-
idly
o p- l
PRODUODIt, Persons 0.1IP rap-
idly while taking IT.
aeEadnepatlnoto to bhe PN80 and preparationof its. Wase for the relief or
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Wasting Diseases of Children,
and CHRONIC COUGHS.
5000 by all Drityviets, 50o. and $1.00.
garotte work, Marco Polo speaks of these
officials ander the name of the attire nani,
who received as wages
A TWENTIETH OF TILE DIVERS 041NE.
At the present day they are called hal•
bandi or shark -binders, and as the divers EACo1Dns oan make money during vacathin
would not anter the waters without being I T by anm•aeaing for ono or mora of our loaf selling
g ry ane a,
W. II. Withrow, 1).11, 100006 and era0 edition ever
published, prf000 low, terms llherah Write for
Illustrated eironlara and terms, NM, BRIGGS,
Publf:ber, Toronto,
certain of their 0010±000 the chief operator
1100±060 a government subsidy of ten oyetero
per diem, The Tahitians deified the blue
shark under the name of "A.rkua maoo,”
dedicating 10 to shrines and priests, and in
west Africa rabbito•are eaorlficed to "John,"
while, if not sharply watched, it has been
tffirmed tbat some of the tribes about the
Niger delta will, at fixed times, bind a child
daaerated with flowers to a poet on the
beech at low
tide and leave it
to be devoured
by the sharks which come in with the flow,
drowning its cries with the noise of drums.
-(Newcastle (Bag.) Chronicle
•
A Woman's Sweet Will.
She is prematurely deprived of hercharms
of fare and form, and made unabtraotive by
the waiting effects of ailments and irregular-
ities peonitar to her sex. To cheek this
drain upon, nob only her strength and health,
bub upon her amiable qualities as well, is her
firth duty. This is safely and speedily ao
oomplished by a course of self treatment
with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preeorlption, a
0010±00 andtont° of wonderful efficacy, and
prepared especially for the alleviation of
those suffering from "dragging -down" pains,
sensations of nousla, and weakness incident
to women -a boon to her sox. Druggists.
Female barbers are not having much sue -
one. Gentlemen will nob go to them be-
came they diob,ke to be oue It • a lady.
Conaumptio:l Surely Oared.
To the Editor :-
Please inform your readers that I have a
positive remedy for the shove named dimesao,
By its timely use thonoande of hopeless
oases have been permanently oared. I, shall
be glad to send two bottles of my remedy
free to any of your readers who have con.
gumption if they will send me their Ex-
press 'and
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Slocum, M. C., 164. Weer Adelaide St.,
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oan it is pulque, in Indian firewater, in E••g-
lieh benzine, eto,, eta.
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in nation throughout the entire year. Itseredu,,' o
are meeting with dist ngniehed 0000000 es book -keep.
am, business malingers she thand.writrra, court
reporters, ate. Iodivid ,at Instruction ie a feature of
the inst!tuftoa. Graduates a elated to obtaining
positiooe. Address
M. AIAo0ORMIGIC, Principal,
ArtiiicialgLimbs,
FOR CIRCI11AR ADUIIESP,
J. DOAN & CO.,
87 Northooto Ave., Toronto, Ont•
AUTOMATIC SAFETY ELEVATORS
Pot. hydraulic, hand'and steam elevators,
LEITCH & TURNBULL,
Oanadlon El ,tater Works, Peter and Queen streets,
00A21I12000, ONT
Merchants, Butchers,
and Trailers generally,
We want a 0000 MAN. in your IooWity to pink up
CALF SKINS
For us, Cash Furnished on eatielaotury guorn to
Address,
tO. El. P8G{77,
Halm Pang, Vermont, U, S.
BEAVER LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing Weekly between 'MONTREAL and
LIVERPOOL. Saloon Tickets, M. $50, and
000. Return Twists, 880, 800 and 0U0, according to
steamer and aocmmmndatioa. Intermediate 800
Round Trip Tickets, $00, Steerage, $20. Apply to
IN. E. n1100R AV, General Manager Canada Ship.
ping Co., 1 OueTon House S0uooe, Monra0A,, or
to Laoal Agents in all Towns Ana O101es.
OHJ`IS-CONS
ruJiDt5EEF
� THE GREAT
STRENGTH GIVER
is P1RFECT FOOD
Ott FOR THE SICK'
'DI WARMING 18
11TRITIe1S ; EVERAGE
A POWERFUL,
INVI0`ORATOR
IMPROVE
YOUR HEALTH
4 n d Inoreaee Your
tfueaular D valopment
by tutting regularly
JohnstonsFlnid Boo
Stained Glass
FOR OHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
M`OAUSLAN' D •. & SON,
76 Bing St. W.. Toronto.
ARMS lo
IN MANITOBA
Scottish, cottlsh, MaOitoba aid NorthwWest
REAL ESTATE OO., LDS,
WJ Akin, Mgr, 457 Main St, Winnipeg
laude in all perk of the Provineo. Low Prleee. Edey
Terme: 1,1014 Sent end Fullest Intonnatfon Fur•
of toed on Appllontlon. Seud ue 'nu lame
end we will lean you obi deeortptive oataloguo
BARKER'S SHORT AHD CHOOt,1
40 iingslrnet Cuat, Toronto, HNEY lFauwVr;aat0rSantn1narng8
00
tefvri
t.
Formerly, ler over Sin snare,Pdnolpe'of tate Short• 03000e0Out'lt.., A l
hand t setltotoiu MD, Winn with the 0auedfan Suei i y 1•p y d
0000
00 UulvernlEy. Tyvrx rininNg do1mrtmunt order life 1 BEADY, 1, CRAMWICK, DIAKSTOCK &-CA.L
ge non a btr. OLO, s,10 (00 041, a ant for Wse OAT
To
8 l Dartl»ierti at , (0"00Itars,
Unit I writintar. Appy for oiruular. Neutron wdllogba tla, nor. Church, fOs'or Uauk of Toronto)
thte paper In welting. TORONTO. ONT.
�- I
11,, pT►}
The Paiubef U ] CHAR FARMS FOH SALE IN ALL PARTS pP
p
1MPRGVED ,*' ;•
t l : IVIANIT„ 1
• I
Automatic Injector.
a
Parties wtohing to purel.ee Improved 31Omt010
10,0001" u • in mode ; 20.000 Fares, from 80 60000 upward(, with immediate
,r ;n u-ein the Nutlet State, They poueurelo0, call or write to C. 1. 83.(L'g$01, 00.
ere aim r0 told met p a work. they furnished tree Male lee, o
. IWinnipeg.tntormaWon
Otho
r r00ye1 while p tem, sod owe soma 10th• Thus ,urning s Erse of charge, Hud eettiura misted to
start en0ynt 25 lbs, stem, and work to ]SU lbs ; Lift making selection.
wa -
ter 1'
Out matte an renter16ng when eon rent to bollix el Id
broken, Send for circular to Main ;''hilae,
Feliborthy Injector Co., Detroit, Midi.
Ar 00par6T ROM or INTea00T.
Factories, Windsor, Can, and Detroit, Miob. A GREAT LIFE -GIVER
Mention thle paper, Rept In Stook by Wateroue i -18 -
Engine Co„Brantford, Ste Leon Water,
Leads of testimmry an follows :
I have u'ed St Lvo”, Believe it to be both =Me
and refreshing. --Ray Joule Parra 1)1)
Bone, mole flesh and blood -nothing ing on the
European continent to equal title bulller•up e7
pW0' nod, wasted humanity; St Leon ie to snob tastier
than gol4,-Drs. Witten.
Cured or D ipepti6 Wes a .kaktoo, am now fat
and strong,- w E Powers, Quebec.
Sand lu yo r orders or 00 10 t. a Ppr1Oge In Queb. el
the hunt of freak lite vitro, and joy.
TUNy r LLON '. (A t 014.0 CO.
Toren o. 1n. ,trent. and /towhee.
Ili'd6NTANA'S WEALTH
AWAI'T'S
The Fanner, The Iterelutnt,
Tue Of oe$nuun. The Laborer,
The Miner The Dunker,
The Manufacturer.
An Empire Opened for Settlement,
Oompdsing ria'h agricultural and grazing lands, gold,
envoy, copper. lead, Iron and cool mines. Climate uo,
surpassed. Mf do easy et occas? by the ST. PAUL.
MINN0000Uo ec MANITOBA RT„ whioh pluses In
service, bepirmieg Nov. 10011, 11 train °qulp-
ntrat rrrlexee AM, furnishing' tlslendid Day
Onaobeo, PAWN) ole. pars, -Free Colonist Sleepers and
Surporb Dining Cara of latest design, mooing tr-In
through 0011,0 fro .. St, Paul, and miaow/Ale to Great
Falls, Melena and Butte, Montana,
For Maps and general Information ,(quire of your
own Ticket Agent, or F 1 Whitney, Gon'l Paso. and
Tk't Aot., St Paul, Mice ; .1 :14 i0ucklrts, 1 Pal-
mer House Brock, Too to ; or, V. C. Bussell, 8
7,1 manic Temple, Lnndon
Provident Life and Live Stock Assoc'n
(INCORPOlit ITE» )
hOMl, OFFICE,
ROOM D, ARCADE, - TORONTO, CANADA
In the Lite Department tide Aesooi,tio0 provides
indemnity for ,loans, and Aoki fdr end 'u"stantial
assistance to the relatives of deceased members at.
terms avaitobie to all,
In the Live Stook D pertinent Two Thirds in-
demnity for lose of Live Storm of its members. Stud
for proepeotus, claims paid oto.
IYILLE M JONES, 1'onagf•,g Director
Allan Line Royal Mail Steanjorips
Sailing during winter from Portland every Tbureda)
and !Tallier overySatnrdny to Llverpnrl, and in sum.
mer from gushed decry Saturday to Livorpoohcallioe
at I .donderry to laud mails and passengers tot
Sco...nd and Ireland ; also from Baltimore. via HMI
fax and St. John's, N.F., to Liverpool fottnlg, ly
during summer months. The stammers et the Gies
g0W sr t .,ail during winter to end from Balltax.
Portland, Beaton and Philadelphia And during ,oto
mer between Giaegow and elentreal weeklyPhllr • Gla.
Env and Ho. en weakly, and Giaegow end el -
Mlle fortnightly.
For freight, pa8eage or other Inforraatloa apply
A. 9obumnabor68 Do„Ilaltlmore; S. Canard y Co.
BaAfas Shea k Ce„ St. Soho's:Nada Wm. Thump
eon k Co., St. lob, N. B.; Allen ' Co., Obligee;
Lav Arden Took; .ti 1 or
Lars , ,few oto B. Ho 1 l Toronto.,
Aliane, Bee h len 090lloo i nos HTCOb18, Pbtqel. ui
p+la H. A. Allan tsnrptm,d Rneh.n Honarnnl.
I T. FAN E&C %, COMET N°2
TORONTO. F $6521.
B I CYB E (.‘, (1A5. T.
d uA q
6,
MaNTnaA1, Quo
TORONTO
ONSERVATORY
GO06RNINENT
CHARTER. i 1 l0” MUSIC.
MON. 0. W. ALLAN - • PRESIDENT.
1000 Total Attendanao first 2 years.
All branches tough' -Instrumental and Vocal music;
Elocution, Languages. Ocholarsllips, cortiecates,diplo,
mos. Free Theory, Violin, Concerts and Lectures.
Next Fall, organ students, besides the use of several
complete church organs, can have lesson°, practice and
recitals upon a GRAND CONCERT ORGAN, built
expressly for the Cnnsorvatory, fn Association Hal/
SU We IJ1 ER NORMAL TEEM, July8 to Aug. re.
FALL TERM OPENS Sept. 4, Send for free
Calendar, Address. EDWARD FISHER, Director,
tor, Yonge St. and Wilton Ave., Toronto,
IIALLIDAY )SP iYDA1U) WI;YDMILLS'
For eupplytng ranntnntly p_re and fresh water ,lar
the totiowing purposes, via-_
Pumping 'Vater
for Steak,
Farm eull3Jngs,
Monotone,
VIIlaResidenoes
Public
institutions,
Garden?,
Green Houses,!'
Town k Village 3
Waterworks,
Rotels,OWleges, Ai
Pumping for +'3
Railway
0±011000, P
Fire Protection, .11'
Irrigation,
Tonoerlea, it
Brawerleo, tltlra'Yr$
Se+age, Mock --
Draining
Low Lands.
111.80 Me -
Meted Wind.
mills are made•
front one man. to 5.- _:. _.
forty hon rep w• .,'.., ..`".
orirAmo PUMP 030..
TORONTO. ONT., CANADA.
let mttlni tilts paper.
er. They are
perfectly eon.
trallnble in galee
and uniform 1.4
speed.
Geared Mills
for chaff cutting
root, pulping,
Unwiring, tow.
ingwoad,grind-
Ing core, otc,
etc. Aleo roan.
facture. sof teed
grinderd,boyinl,'
-tools, iron and
"wood pumps
and a full line of
1?. dl ,ay, Town,
Farm, and Circa.
meatal Water
� Supply Mater;,
tala Ctealogue
and P. foo Llate,
(,mull rdtree en,
mailed tree en
?spl llcati^.n to
hal; d..
1:Al CURE
HTS! •
When 1 56100na 1 do not mean merely uW
stop them for a tlmo, and then have them re-
turn again. I artt1N A RADIUS. CURE;.
I
have made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS
A lite long study. I WARRANT my remedy t8
mita the worst eases. Beeauso others have
tootled is no reason for 'Mom receivingacure.
Send atones for a treatise and a FREE BOTTLE.
of mVINFAi,r,inme $16arEDy. Glare Express
and leoat Ofllce. 10 costs you nothing ler a
Wel and it will cure you. Address
H. G. ROOT, 80,0 , 164 West Adelaide et.. q
TORONTO, ONT,
illlilll ,i IIF vim im IN01rIIG Ililltllllllllitlll 01111111110 111,111(1
AGENTS WANTED.
A GENTS 'tV4.701'l(b—Wo bavo Sold over a°-5 000
.t1I- worth cf the bnivereal Cooking C. ricks
In Ontario, 90 qui, fly that you hove never beard of
it, and the Bale 001]1 oontinuoa April end !fay bare
been the btet tomtitsthat we hove ever had
Canoe. One reason of this Immo Is that we have
lost begun to reach the forming communities. For
two yenr0 we have been confined to the cities and
larger towns, where we have met with deserving sue.
eves. The UN1000108AL 0800005 enperesdes -Il
other ,towingf, end br7Hng cooking utensils 11 YOU
SVANT EMLPLOYMENT,. or a Nen•Durntrg Acid.
Proof Kettle. send for our circular, fully explain-
ing its use nod oonstruoWm,. Remember tbiif le a
Standard Artlole, not anovelty.
TARBOX BROS., 611 KING ST. W:,
(O'd N0, 483) TORONTO ONT.
•
0.8.—Wo sell the "Triumph Salf-WriugingMope,".
Somplee85c,
ENGINES, BOILERS, i WATEROUS ENGINE WORKS 00.1
BRANTFORD AND WINNIPEG.
SAW
MILLS.
ONE OF MANY BATTERIES
OF LiOtLERB FURNISHED LUMIREMENI
00'
ve
SEND Pon
0± ROU LA P3
AND
ESTIMATES.
Confebcratio
'I'ORONTCO.,
OVER
•e
$
AND CAPITAL.
SIR, W.' p, R O W L AN D, President.
!I. e, 1 itienoNAto, Wm, 0LL10T, F„ 0000(38110, , [ de fi 24.4.0RONAMA
Aarcaat. 1 Vtow.,P0001 mrrs l 1t Natr;xa 0hX010fQbu. ,