HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-8-2, Page 7AUGUST 2, 1889, THE BRUSSELS POST.
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Tea -Drinking.
Under the heading, "Terrors of Tea," the
"St. Samoa Gazette" oontaine the following
rsfleotione, whioh are well worthy the eon.
'Adoration of tea•drinker's:--
"Nervone people, experience shows us,
are, as a rule, extremely selfish. LcsAnima
nonsense is the meet inuonslderato apeoimen
of her sex. Hor nerves have beoome a
epodes of fetish, which must be propitiated
by the sacrifice of everybody's comfort ex-
cept her own. She oousiders every notion,
both of herself and the world ab largo, prim.
arily from the point of view of the effect it
will have on her usrveo. If she happened
to be omnipotent, she would no doubt ab
oaoe stop the movement of the earth, for
fear of Its giving her a 'turn,' Her anti.
mono of pity for the misfortunes of others is
entirely blunted by her horror of the eight
of pain and the sound of woe. She exaota
the utmost forbearance and sacrifice from
others, -.not for install, but for her nerves,
--and exempts herself from ({rabibade on the
sante grounds. She tends, m foot, to be.
Dome oomplotely soulless : accepting all
devotion so her due, bitterly resenting any
resistance to her claims, and 'substituting
for toll higher spiritual life an egotistioal
form of pessimism which is as delusive as it
is difficult to combat. Thab she Is not
actively onset is an aooident; passively
oruel she is continually, without remoras or
bhoughb; and it is probable that when
provocation and opportunity offered them.
selves simultaneously, she would not stay
her hand from direct cruelty. The nervous
woman ie a product of the nineteenth cen-
bury, and, inferentially, of boa. She takes
it to soothe her nerves, and it rather exoitee
them ; or (lee she takes it because she has
acquired the habit, and the result is the
same.
Food and Oharaoter,
" As a mon eateth, so is be," is an old
German proverb. Mr. Aloobb used to say,
A man who eats ox becomes' oxified, and a
man who eats hog, piggified." Perhaps thio
was something of an extreme view; never.
theless, relation of diet to morals was recog-
nized by the writers of the Bible, thousands
of years ago. Dr. Talmage, speaking on this
subject, remarks
' God gave the ancients a list of the ani.
male that they might eat, and a limb of the
animals they might not eat. These people
lived in a hob climate, and certain forma of
animal food corrupted their blood and dis-
posed them to sorofulous disorders, depraved
their appetites, and demeaned their eonle.
A man's food, when he has the means and
opportunity of seleoting ib, suggests his
moral nature. The reason the wild Indian
is au cruel as the lion, is because he has food
that gives him the blood of the lion, A
missionary among the Indiana, says that by
changing his style of food to correspond with
theirs, hie temperament was entirely chang-
ed, There are certain forms of food that
have o tendency to affect the moral nature.
Many a Christian is trying to do by prayer
that which cannot be done except through
corrected diet. For instance, he who u050
awine's flash for constant diet, will be die•
eased in body and polluted of soul, all his
llturgiee and oateohiema notwithsbanding,
The Gadarene swine were panelled of the
Devil, and ran down a steep plane into the
sea; and all the swine ever mine seem to
have been similarly possessed, In Leviticus,
God struck this mast off the bable of his
people, and placed before them a bill of fare
ab once healthful, nutritious and generous."
Malignant Aoarlet Fever•
Recent observations earn to show that
inflammation of the ear, and other grave
complications which often arise in scarlet
fever, are due to secondary infection, that
is, to eelf•infeobion by the patient. This
foot emphasizes the importance of thorough
oleanliness, ventilation, and disinfection in
this disease. The sick -room should be kept
well ventilated. Soiled oloths, vessels, eto„
should be removed promptly. The patient's
mouth should be frequently cleansed, -every
hour or two, or oftener, if neoeseary, Doubt-
less much might be gained also by frequent
change of room. Apia» suggested, whioh
is worth a trial, is this : Devote two rooms
to the siok person, in addition to the room
required by the nurse. Change the patient
from one room bo the other every other day,
leaving in the room euob articles as have
been used in ib, Disinfect the room and
contents by burning three pounds of sul-
phur for each one thousand cubic feet of air
space, The room should be closed up for
twelve hours during the fumigation, then
well -aired, with doors and windows open,
until the patient is returned to ib. The
other room should then be subjected to the
some process. The change of room and
ventilation alone ought to be of greet service,
without the fumigation,
Tobacco Poisoning,
In referring to themanifold evil effect's of
toba000 smoke upon the human system, and
the utter indifference to the comfort of others
whioh the habitual smoker seems to ponces,
Babyhood, the champion of the children,
gives the following words of timely worn•
ing •
"Many habitual smokers avoid a amoking
oar or smoking -cabin ; and we have known
many men in good health who have been
obliged to give up attendance ab their favor.
its clubs because theirfollow•members smolt -
ed so exoessively se to oause them an ill.
nese. We have even known a strong man,
who rarely used tobacoo, in need of medical
aid from attending adirectors' meeting: held
in a rather small room, where the majority
smoked during the meeting while he did
not. With these foots before us, who can
doubt the effect upon Infants and ymtng
.ohidren before they acquire habituation 1 If
a child is "poorly," with poor appetite, is
languid, eta. , it is worth while to inquire if
this source of poisoning exists."
Benney White's Prayer.
There is no end to the queer ideas obil-
dren get into their heads, and the strange
prayers they make,
Little Bennie White and his mother were
tinting his grandmother in the country
lesb'summer, and the trouble and annoyances
hs ex erieuoed, as well as the worry he
felt about his grandmother, who was in
danger of becoming blind, aro tet forth in
the prayer he made one night at his moth-
et's knee, whioh is hero given word for word,
for Me in a "truly true atm."
'10, Lord I blows father and mother, and
keep thorn good and nine ; keep grandmoth.
er from being blind. 0, Lord 1-0, Lord
--what as as 1b I was going to say 1 Take
oars of the Irish boys, and steep them from
telling lies. Take are of the Carter boys,
and don't lar them toll ilea nor strike me.
(Fake care of the bumble -bees, and don't
let them rating me. Take caro of the otos'
guitars, and don't lot them bite me. Take
are of mo, and keep me from telling lies,
and make moa good boy.
ler tTkM,'1I, mother
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BIG AND L1TTLB SHIPS ON W1iEELB.
The Chlgneote Marine Ralhray to Ibirsol
Ceps, hose's I'Iojrcl,'
Aoroso the narrow nook of land apnoeot.
ing the maritime provinoee of New Bruns-
wick and Nova Sootia o work is now being
oonetruoted whioh, if a su000es, will aim
Eiffel to look to hie laurels if he expecte to
establish the olaim he bas made for his tower
as being the eighth wonder of the world.
This marvel of modern engineering is the
Olrignooto and Marino or Ship Railway, a
work which in prospectus has beau before
the people of this oounbry for the hist Of teen
or twenty years. Grit and Tory have alike
heated and advocated the scheme, as they
happened to be in or out of power, No•
body believed that the idea would ever be
aucoeoefully oorried out, but all soarers were
silenced by the arrival at Amhoret in Sep.
amber last of the cop tractors, Mears. Daw-
son, Symmos and Usher. These gentlemen
at oaoe began to push the work in a bust•
need -like manner, and will this summer find
employment for about five thousand mon,
Dawson d; 0o. are well and favorably known
in Canada and the United States iso wealthy
and suooesaful codtraoboro, ono of their lash
operations being the construction of the
Poughkeepsie Bridge.
The promoter of this eoheme is H. G. 0,
Ketchum, whose pluck has ab last brought
its own reward. Mr. Ketohum will very
probably bo knighted if his railway proviso
a 811001380.
The little isthmus aoroea which the line is
being oonotruoted from the Bay of Fundy to
Northumberland Straits, a diotanoe of
seventeen and one-half milers, is historic
ground. Here, within a stone's throw, are
the old forts of Beausejaur (now Forb
Cumberland) and Fort Lawrence, Here, in
days gone by, Vorgaur, with his regulate
and Aoadiano, his habitana and Indians,
struggled for colonial supremacy with Mono -
ton and his brave New Englandars, with
Lawrence and his British troops. Here the
loyal New England States generously
poured out their blood and gold in 'an effort
bo add one more jewel to the British Crown.
The oontraotots are under agreement to
complete the work in two years from Sept-
ember 1888, and also to operate ib for one
year after its oomplolion. Ib will be built
in the strongest possible manner, enabling
ib to lorry the largest vessel or steamer,
with cargo. The oar or ship (redia will ran
on four lines of steel rails, each rail weigh-
ing about one hundred and ten pounds. No
wood will be used; all bridges and culverts
are to be built of hewn atone. At either
terminus there will be two large docks, an
outer one, 500 feet long by 300 feet wide,
forming a receiving basin, and an inner
dock, 250 feet long by 300 feet wide. These
docks will be faced with hewn stone and
have a water depth of sixty feet. The
inner basin will be filled with an
adjustable platform, operated by hydraulic
pressure, for the purpose of raising and
lowering vessels in traaeib.
A ship or steamer making the overland
passage is first floated into the inner basin,
and the platform supporting the oar or ship
cradlo sunk to the required depth. The
ship is then floated until she rests securely
on the cradle. Hydraulic pressure is or
plied and the platform raised until the rails
on whioh the cradle sesta are on a plane.
with those of the main line, when a power-
ful engine is coupled on and away " sails"
the ship past Beausejaur and Cumberland,
over swamps, and boas, through foredo of
spruce and'pine until, after sailing ovar some
seventeen miles of dry land she is launched
into the waters of the Bay of Fundy or the
Gulf of St. Lawrence, as the case nosy be.
Varela taking advantage of this rihorb nub
will save some hundreds of miles of danger-
ous passage around the rook -bound coast
of Nova Scotia. E>peolally will it be a
boon to the Glonceaber fishermen bound to
the Labrador oast, ohs Bay Chaleur or
other points norbh,and east.
MrKetohum has some millions of Eng -
tisk capitol ab hie book, and the line will
certainly be built and operated -always
provided Mr. Frye and Mr. Butterworth
don't scoop the whole business. Canada is
young, but she is Doming, and she will have
the first practical marine railway in the
world.
STATISTICS.
The National Society of Church of Eng-
land schools last year numbered 11,890,
with total registered number of scholars
2,162,441, and an average attendance of
1,669,222;, Wesleyan, 555 schools, 174,356,
registered whetters, 131,069 average ; Roman
Catholic, 917 schools, 249,125 registered
scholars, 188,592, average; British, un -
denominational, and others, 1,376 schools,
331,438 registered scholars, 255,023 average;
Board schools, 4,590 in number, average
attendance 1,389,208 out of a total register
of 1,790,086 scholars,
From the following particulars of the
quantity of wine made in the different coun-
tries of Europe, ib will be seen that France,
which some years ago produced more wine
than all the red of Europe, is now very
little in advance of Italy and Spain. Aver-
age production from 1880 to 1888 -France,.
671,000,000 gallons; Italy, 065,000,000;
Spain, 630,000,000; Austro-Hungary, 225,-
000,000 ;
25,-000,000; Portugal, 125,000,000,•Russia,
75,430,000; Germany, 76,000,000; Turkey
(in Europe) and Cyprus, 68,500,000; Servia,
46,000,1,00; Groan, 32,000,000; Switzer.
land, 24,750,000; and Roumania, 15, 750,000,
The four oounbriee whioh have no vineyarde
are England, Belgium, Holland and Den-
mark.
During the last 21 years 4,500,000 per.
eons have emigrated from the British Iglea,
of which 2,750 000 were Englieh, 500,000
Scotch, and 1,250,000 Irish ; but, if we add
theme who went by German, Frenob, or
Belgian 'hips, there were over 5,000,.., 00.
The emigrants consisted of nearly 600,000
going to Canada, 070,000 to Australia and
New Zealand, while 240,000 went to the
Cape and elsewhere, and the very large
nnmber of 3,000,000 to the United States.
We have no accurate means of obtaining the
destination' of the other 500,000 who went
by foreign steomsbips. About .21,000,000
sterling was sent book by settlers from
Canada and the United State', and 41,250,-
000 sterling from Australia, during the past
21 years, The approximate return of trav-
ellers, emigrants, ilio,, to England shows
about 1,700,000 ; and during the same time,
oyor and above doathe, emigration, rho„
Great Britain added 8,500,000 to her popa-
labion.
An Interruption,
They were seated in the parlor and ho was
declaring his love in fervent town. All at
once nho stopped him with an imperious
gesture, and a look of pain overspread her
countenance.
" Wait I Wait 1" she oxolaiined in short,
sharp tone'.
In a moment the sneeze came, and Heloise,
looking tenderly up into his Noe, said : "As
you wereoaying, George 1"
If you have nothing oleo to do, see how
rapidly you can say "Soup soothes theoso-
phists thoroughly,"
tlstlrlatrt111ct wR(4141Woe vnrwYir+IDID21w
SCIENTIFIC AND USEFUL. Well Freselved,
At a safe a group of gentlemen (Hennaing
Bolling water will remove tea ['tains, and pelftko ; a yoneg student entered and join.
many fruit -stein, Pour the water through od in rho oonvereablou ; hie argument did not
the stale, and thus prevent Its spreading please the others, and one of them Bald to
over the fabrlo, him : " Be quiet 1 At your age 1 woe 00
See myself , Yon are wonderfully well
preserved, sir," woe the reply,
One Dance oaob of cloves, odor, and
rhubarb, pulverised together, makee u good
perfume for element and drawers, and the
mixture helps to prevent mane,
Wtre.solder is made by punishing small
holes from one•bhirby-socond to one-eixtoanbh
of an luoh in diameter in the bottom of a
ohne-Iron pan along one -side, holes to be
ons -half inch apart, Sob bbe pan upon a
flab plate of iron or a flab stone slab, pour in
the solder, and tip the pan ao that the Bolder
will flow through the holes, drawing the pion
along the slab fast enough to leave trains of
solder cooling In the form of wires. Tbis
will require a few trials to suooeod well and
make the wire even.
How to Sew on Bubtone,-when you be-
gin, before you lay the button on the cloth
stuff, pub the thread through, so that the
knot will be on the right ride, That leaves
it under the button, and prevents it from
being worn or ironed away, and thus be-
ginning the loosening prooesm. Then, before
you begin sewing, lay a large pin urea the
button, so that all your threads will go over
the pin. After you have finished filling the
holes with thread, draw out the pin, and
wind your thread round and round beneath
the button. Thab makes a compact; atom bo
suebain the Feasible pulling and wear of the
button -bole. Bubtone thus sewn sanely
ever acme off.
The simplest and safest way to bore boles
in glass is to use a copper or braes tube,
quite thin, of the size of the hole. Bore a
hole in a small block of wood about one
quarter of an inch thick -holo to fib the
tube loosely. Paean the block to the glass
with bee's -wax, so that the hole corresponds
with the required bole in the glace. Insert
the bube in the bole and poor emery -No.
90 -and water into the tube with a spoon,
and turn the tube back and forth wibb the
fingers; or a little grooved pulley may be
pub on the tube to work with a string, in
whioh ease a centre should be planed at
upper end to guide the tube, In this way a
hole of any size, from one-eighth of an inch
to an inob or more, may be out through or-
dinary wlndow•glass in a few minutes.
Mr. Rene Pathogen of Bruesela, writing
in "La Clinique" on the use of oulphonal as
he has seen ib employed in Wurzburg under
Professor Lenbc, mentions the great success
whioh was obtained by lbs means In oases of
insomnia, even when the patients were suf.
feting from eerione condition's, such as
cardiac disease or Brighb's disease, and when
the drug was given for a prolonged period,
ooaasionally for as muoh as three months.
In many of the oases other drags, anon as
opium, were contra-indicated, The dose
usually employed ab Wurzburg is fifteen
grains, and it is found that this is always
sufficient ; it Is 'sometimes given as a powder
and sometimes as an enema, when, although
from its great want of solubility a portion
of the dose 18 almoab inevitably wasted, it
nevertheless appears to anewer Its purpose.
Some of the Brussels physicians are now be-
ginning to employ suptonal ; bub the eul-
phonal used seems to differ from bhab which
is employed in Wurzburg, as the effeots are
said to be less certain and more tardy in
making appearance.
Man wanbe but little here below,
Bub wants that little 'strong.
This ie (specially true of a purge. The
average man or woman does not precisely
banker for it, as a rule, but when taken,
glebes it to be prompt, Aare and effective,
Dr. Plane's Plesanb Purgative Pelletsleave
nothing to be desired is point of eflioacy,
and yet their action is totally free from any
unpleasant symptoms, or disagreeable after-
effects. Purely vegetable, perfectly harm-
less.
American maohinery in many respeots
seems unsurpassed, yet we nee it stated that
the United Kingdom export over 350,000,-
000 worth in a single year as oompared with
lees than 810,000,000 sent bo other countries
by the United States.
When everything else fails, Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures, 50 cents, by drug-
gists, _
He : "I wonder whioh of these two young
bodies ie his dater 7'' She : " Why, the
brunette, of course. Didn't you notice that
she had to pub on her wrap herself 7"
Redly the firelight shines bhrougb the
room,
Chasing away all the shadow and gloom ;
Light-hearted children are prattling in
glee ;
Father is as happy as oan be,
For the wife and mother who suffered so
long,
Is getting her health book and soon will
be strong,
And who is so happy as she Is to -night,
As she thinks of the shadow that's oaken
its flight -
the shadow tf disease that darkens 0o many
homes, and makes the life of wife and
mother one of terrible suffering. How
pleased We are to know that at last a remedy
has bean found for all those delicate derange-
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It comes to cheerless homes with "glad lid.
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not to be wondered ab that women who have
been cured by it are so enthusiastic in its
praise. It is the only medicine for women
sold, by druggists, under a positive guarantee
frbm'the manufacturers of satisfaction, or
money returned.
A sensible fellow said this morning • "If
wo could use our own good advice how happy
we would be,"
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AUTOMATIC SAFETY ELEVATORS
Pet. hydraulic, hand and etOom elevators.
LEITCH is TURNBULL,
Canadian Elevator Worlce, Peter and Queen streets,
HAMILTON, ONT
LeatherBelting
BAST VALUE IN THE DOMINION.
F.E.DIXON &O0, MAKERS, 70 KING ST. E, TORDNTC
Send for Price Lists end Dismounts,
ti;iJct3l(v'l'N� .7:L.JONES,Wgip"',
f'Op 'AI:L WOOD ENGRAVp�i
'�IIILU ST,RATIVE, nOKING STREET EASP.
.1/ADVERTISING
ly 1#P TORO CAN GA
U osE�. � NTC. H
BEAVER LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing Weekly between 1I0NTRE&0 and
LIVERPOOL. Saloon Tickets, 8IO, $50, end
800.
,Return Voiotia 000, 000 and $110, acoordtug to
steamer and accommodation, Intermediate $80
Rooad Trip Tickets, 800, Steerage, $20, Apply to
H. E. 015150114 5', General Manager Canada Ship.
olLcl•'alTognosmaRAL, or
to .Agentts n Os and Cation
`2'MCT7
LADIES' COLLEGE(
HAMILTON, ONTARIO,
Will re•oprn SEPT, 4, with CONSERVATORY 0
MUSIC added. Very large faculty In Literature
Languages, Science, Music and Art, (Sas ovist 240
Graduates In College Course alone,
Pot Timis, Co., address the Principal,
A. BURNS, 50.D., LL.10.
THE ALBERT
TOILET SOAP COY'S
has the largest sale
of any Toilet Soap
in the country on
account of its uni-
formly ezoellent,
delicate and fraga
rant qualities,
Hair Magic
Restore° Grey Hair, Stops
Falling Out of the Hatr,
Removes Dandruff; in Bald•
nese where the rode aro not
gone, Mag(Cto will produce a
fine growth. It to unfailing
Try It, A0 druggists every.
where,
A. DORENWEND,
Sole Manufacturer,
TORONTO, On., OANene.
Allan Line Royal !Hail Steamships
Sailing during winter Item Portland every Thursday
and Halifax every$a,urdcy to Liverpool, and in mon-
OM fromuabeo every Saturday to Llverpool,callina
st L ..don to land made and passengers for
Soaasnd and Ireland ; ales Item Baltimore, via Hall
fax and St. John's, N.F., to Liverpool 'fortnightly
during summer menthe, The daemon] of the Glee.
gow lir -pall during winter to and from Hamas,
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ;and during sum.
mer between Glsegow and Montreal weekly • Glae
gow and Boston weekly, and Glsegow and PhIledel-
plata fortnightly.
For freight, weep or other Intormabton apply it
A. Sahumaober A Co., Baltimore ; S. Cunard el oo,,
Halifax Shea A Ore, St. John's, Ned., Wm, Thomp•
000 A do., St. John, N. B.; Allen A Co., Chlegee;
Love a Alden New York; H. Bendier, Toronto,
Allan, Rao A On., QQuebeo; Wm, Hrookle, Phlladsl.
phla H. A. Allen remind Boston Montrsgl,
� e
040
The
The Penberthy
IMPROVED
Automatic Injector
10,000to ire in oanada ; 26,000
In use In the United States. They
ere simple and coat lees than
other makes, while performing the same work. They
start easy at 261ba, steam, and work to 160 lbs ; LitE
crater 1t Ea 2011, and work tram n head as wall,
Automatic and restarting when current to boiler 10
broken. Send for circular to Main Moe.
Pcnbertliy Injector Co., Detroit, Mich.
Factories, Windsor, Can, and Datrolb, Mich
Mention this paper,
CONS Oli'F CARRIAGE TOPS
Hove all the latest improvements and are uoegnalled
for durability,style and convenience. The leading
BBUYagge OTHER sell them, ASK FOR THEM and
Sawmills, Saws,
Shingle Mills,
hills,
Veneer Machines,
Choppers.
7
amt �yyI{1,�I I wenntra0wg5san,, P,.«,.wmcy.
ON E/ A fargts nrlF4unt orTRui
FU(VDStoZonnatrvee
row rate of Jut5rcet err A
m.,,....., eases $e0urlty, Appl,v t�.
BEATTYr CHADWiCK BI.ACKSTOCS & CAL
Rnrri0tere ea I SOlieltors,.
Wellington St„ oar. Church, Covet Bak of Toroalrj,
TORONTO, ONT.
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
MANITOBA.
f'ertbse wishing to purohnse Improved Mapilot0,
Farms, from SO agree upwards, with immediate
pose,selon, can or write to 1:. I. 51ACLSON, Yd.
Artl ora Block, Maio et., Winnipeg.101000.
free of charge, sad settlrss assisted is
making aeteotion,
1.2.0 F.1T EB 'SC T O L O .A. rT
AT CO0RRNT RATse 0r INrsaaar,
CHATHAM FANNING MILLS.
Sold With or With
out the Bagger.
17,(00 now is nee.
1600 of these Mile
have bean sold tote
year already, They
will be exhibited at
all the leedlnoFaire
-Toronto, Ottawa,
timgeton, Hamil-
ton and London.
re Surinam
others to the mar,
kat. Do nob buy
until you get my
olroulare add intor-
mation, Our Pat-
ontBaggingAppar-
atutt eaves limens
labor. Will bag 00 to 80 bushes per hour, and an ba
attached to any of the machine(' made by us during
the last lour years. Agents Wanted.
MANSON CAMPBELL, MAN'R, CHATHAM, ONT
WhaloyIoyoo
Deaters In all kinds of
MOSIOIL INSTRUMENTS.
Agents the BESSON
and HIGHAM Bend Iosm
-
otrumente, tar SHEET
MUSIC and MUSIC at,
BOOKS. Manntaeturers iQ
the
"IMPERIAL". Pd
BAND INSTRUMENTS L0
Beet In the world, Richt
Yearn' Guarantee. Send
for Illustrated Catalogue
and Testimonials.
288 Yonge St.,
TORONTO
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Provident Life and Live Stock Asso'n
CHIEF OFFICE,
ROOM D, ARCADE. • • TORONTO, CANADA
(INCORPORATED )
A Mutual Benefit Association.
SOLID INVESTMENT -By paying to the above
Aesootatton ONE CENT PER DAY, a person aged
twenty-two, and two cents per day a person aged
tort tour 001 entire The Delius per week while
disabled enough sleknese or accident, also for two
and three cents per day,persona aged a3 bove can
secure for their dependnts, Five Hundred DOnare la
event of death,
LIVE STOCK OWNERS can protide against loan
by death through disease or accident of their stock,.
of easy rates, Those Interested, send tor prospectuses
etc, Reliable Agents wanted in unrepresented dia-
trlots,
WII,LIAdI JONES, Managing Director.
IIALLIDAY STANDARD 1YIND1i11LL8
For supplying oonetantly pure and Irish water tor
the following purposes, viz -
Pumping Water,ty' cr. They are
for Stook, �; perfectly Dao.
Farm Buildings, / ' 4 kd troll_able legates
Nasions, nmrav1 t- std idniform la
VlllaReeidenoes rtuo° ' ':+"'/ ; speed.
Pabllc ::� 1t" pGeared Mille.
Io d toe ',
et tut a for chaff
alpha
Gardeap. r , roan pulping
(Troon Rouses, 1L -s- threshing, earn,
Town & Village y lag wood,grind.
Waterwarke, ?. i log corn, no,
Hotels,Ootleges, ' I, eto. Aleo mann-
Pumping for 1 tl faoturersot feed
Railway -.a grioders,haytng
Stations,1 1 f tools, iron andFire Protection, I , ' wood pumps,
Irrigation,
,`. , v and a tall line of
Tanneries, hh I , :PPM r0way, Town.
Breweries, It Ie *r.;Farm, nndOrna.
Sewage, Mines , 0 'mental Water
Draining."" y :Supply Maters.
Low Lando. ` ,-.ale. Catalogue.
These mile- and Price L1ete,
brated Wind_„ r ,-with references,
milia are made ---„.g.. ' :=fled tree on
from one man to O Via• t 0application to
fortyhoree• ow•ei'- ad� b' '4 -'-
ONTARIO PIMP CO..
TORONTO, ONT., CANADA.
Mention this paper.
Engines, Static.nAly5 iesPartabi
BoileBoilers Bnstqunittyof
rs, andel work
Planers,
Matchers
and Moulders..
Saw Gumneors and
Saw. Swages.
Send for Circulars
Wateroas
Engine Works
Co.,
Brantford,
Canada