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J.N. 31, 1890,.
OUSEHOLD.
Otlr Fa/hire.
Meech bho babioo to live by rule; bhoro la
nothing like lb, Melte up your mind to it
and you will have no more trouble, --that le,
about making up your mind, for you will Bee
how utterly meted ib is 1 Wo bad been
reading a great doal in the papers and mag•
aziuoo ubont tho way to train babies to have
regular naps and regular moalo, and how
much work could be done, if ono only began
right; and as wo wore never fnuoh of a alio,
oeae In managing bubiee (in fact, they usual•
ly managed ua), we oouoludod if ever we had
000aaion again to try the treiniog buiinee0,
we would oorbainly bring up ono child In the
"way it should go,"
The "emersion' came last anmmer. Wo
received her with open arms, and a long lisp
of rules from people who write for the papers,
and who think, or try to make °there think,
that all you have to do ie to bogtn right and
you will have the machine,—Oh, the baby, I
mean I—•in perfect working order, so that
the time oould be eeb for her nape, end the
work arranged accordingly, But when No,
6 made her appooranoe on thin mundane
sphere, oho had evidently muco up her mind
to live by rule also, by ruling all tho rest
of us, and to contest the will of everyone
with whom she came in oontaob, She come
off victorious every time I She was a very
tine baby in every way except her voloe ;
bbere was nothing email about that, and her
lung power was Dimply immense t We W000
afraid to let het cry for fear she would kill
heree}f, and the Little fluttering hando were
alwaj'n cold, in spite of all the oro we could
give her, uu1000 ono Wae held in someone's
arms. Well, we tried our beet to set testa
lar times for her naps, bub the was not one
of the sleepy headed sorb, and a nap of more
than ten minutes, or, at beet, half an hoar,
was all the tints allowed us to work without
her immediate aupervislon. •
We are very sure that we started right,
but if she would not sleep, how were we
to make her 1
Ib may benefit some mothers who hen had
but little experienoei n feeding babioo to reed
of our experience. As Nature had failed to
supply quite enough nourlehment for this
little one, we found when the was about
throe months old thab something moeb be
t1 31131," am 8110 was certainly hungry. We
tried feeding her cow's milk diluted and
sweetened a little, as the physiolan bold us
to, but it did not agree with her at all ; thou
the cid ladies told me to try stream and wat-
er, and a little sugar, but still we had no
better 0300000, as that, like the diluted milk,
would cavae vomiting and derangement of
the bowels, I never had much taibh is
the prepared food, where one could gob good
milk, We were at our wits' end, until ono
day In a 6b of desperation 1 book milk, pure
and undiluted, and putting it on the above
in a bin oup, heated It joist enough to cause
a wrinkled emu on the top, bob did nob
allow 16 to boil ; then I dropped a small
piece of light broad in ie, and fad this to
baby. Wo were randy to ory " Eureka,"
for ib Agreed with her perfectly ; and now
al eight menthe of age aha has her regu-
lar 010810 three times a day, besides
what she Mimes. Five or afx tablespoonfuls
of milk, with a plea0 of bread an inch or two
in 029, as bread swells eo math when put
into hob milk, makes her a hearty meal,
We always make potato bread, and I think
ib would be more healthful than that made
with sour milk. I should never try feeding
babies from a bottle, for ib is boo muob work
to keep them perfeobly sweet. 11 is very easy
bo beach bhom to drink from a cup watch can
be kept perfectly eweeh and clean. Our baby
known her own oup, and hulls it either with
little squeals of delight, or howls of dismay,
ao0ordln31 to the state of her appetite, or
bho Iergth rf time she has to waib. Her
little hands will flutter over the oup like
butborfllea, and ale turns her head to one
aide and peers 8nxl0aely into it for the lad
orumb, If I feed her more than I have men.
Cloned she seems a little disbroseed tomo•
times. She 1e growing nicely, and gaining
in weight, and the regularity of her
bowelo, the solidity of flesh, and
dimpled limbs, all go to Bhow that her food
agrees with her. No matter how short her
naps aro, she always wakens with a smile on
her Noe, in parted good humor, and never
fails to be awoke at meal time, and her
happy little fake beams around on every one
as muoh as to fay, "I know you could never
geb along without me." Dear little queen
of our home 1 albhongh ate rules n0 with her
taper finger, as with a rod of iron, we are
moeb loving and loyal subjeoto, and if she
hats no other way to repay us, her bright
smiles and winning ways are pay enough,
Sweet reign of babyhood 1 There period
eoveroignty does not Last long, but ib la
absolute while it does lad. Sooner or later,
baby mush lay down her sceptre, and yield
her wishes, one by one, bo the stern realitlos
of life, and its hardshlpe ; until then may
wo never have a sterner ruler, than bonnie,
Winsome, Baby Dimples.
Seine Tented Iteoipee,
CB AM Bf800IT.—Two oapfulo of sour
edam; one cupful of soar milk, two ter
opoonfuta of Bodo, a little ea1b, and flour
enough to make a soft dough to roll out; cub
with butter and bake quickly.
HERB Sour.—Pat four ounoee of butter
ha a eauoepan, with a handful eaoh of oboe-
ved onion, celery, turnips and garrote; add
a little salt and popper, and let them abeam
for half an hour, but bo careful that they do
not burn; pour in a quart of clear soup or
the water in which meat hao been boiled;
nook gently until bho vogetableo are soft,
thicken a little with flour, and serve with
boasted bread.
PANNED Oywrauo, --Wash and wipe the
oyster shells, withoub opening them; plan
bhom in A pan, the round side down; eeb tbo
pan in a very, hob oven for three minutes,
Wake from the oven and femme bhe bop
shell With a sharp knife; bake out some of.
the oysters and pub three in each deep shell
thab W bo go to the table; twinkle with !alb,
pepper, bite of butter and oraakee °rumba,
and bake for a minute or two until they are
brown,
CHOCOLATE TAMS—Pub one•haif oup of
milk end one-half Dnp of water over the fire
in a bright eanoepee; add one cupful of
sugar, one teaspoonful of butter, pihoh of
moth, one'half Dake of grated oh000labo;
then, When it boils, add one-third oup of
weber, in whioh hoe been dissolved one
tablespoonful, of cornstarch; lob the whole
boil tor a few momenta aid take from the
stove; when pool add teaspoonful extract of
vanilla. Whig Will make about a dozen
tarts. Line gabby pane with good flaky pie
orrteb and bake; when done pub in tine mix-
ture, ice the tope, and let bho (rooting
harden in the open air.
COFFEE JrtELY,—Tido jelly le alio a pro.
per a000mpanimonb of gold ooko and is as
pretty a01b ie palatable. Soak half a box of
gelatine bwo hoed. Then make a quart of
btrong, clear coffee, and pour 1b At 0009 over
the gelatine, owoototifng to taste. Tuttle
Wier 0o widely to the matter of !agar fn
hoffoo that no rule o0n be gleam, Turn the
jelly into a Wet mould an then Rath° auger le
dlasolvod, and jnab ao It goeo bo the table
pur around it sweetoned whipped ordain; 8r
po
lc with ally Sauce, A ltandesdno dessert
THE BRUSSELS
_won limm,,,,,mormwormowago,,.....wwwwwwwwwww
may be arranged thus ; Poor the jolly hal
034 lnoh deep into equate, bright tin pane
and when gold out 1t into Bmall biopic's with
o knife thab has boon dipped into hob water,
Heap the blocks on a glaeo dial or upon a
folded napkin 1u1d on a china plata and
servo with sweetened mom from a pitcher
or beat,
C1l0aumee —Scold ono pint of milk, add
four 030000 of butter and otand aside until
lukewarm, then add one teaspoonful of °alb,
ono of sugar, and oulieieu6 (lour bo make
rather a thick butter, about three cupfuls
{1 pts ) Bs ab continuously forfivo minutes,
and half cup of peed or a half oompressed
Dake, dlsoolved in a half pup of lukewarm
water, boat again, cover and ocead in a
warm pla.io for two and a half or throe hours.
Put the griddle whore it will warm very
slowly; and when Oho crumpets are light,
pub it over a hotter part of the fire, Grease
largo tin nage (arumpob rings), stand them
on the griddle, half fill them with batter,
bake slowly until a light brown, turn them,
ring And all, bake a momenb, then remove
the rings and finish the cooking over a very
slow fire. Fifteen minutest should be eutll
tient time to thoroughly bake thorn.
Toblooe Smoke and Meat.
Smokers, beware 1 for once again eoioaoe
ham found a weak plena in your armor.
This time ib le M. Bourrior, the French
scientist, who has boon 013 the waraath
againeb } ou, and after a great number of
rxporimente he has solved the question as to
whether tabu000 moire has an ill tffeob on
meat. Tho remits of ill Bourrfor'o investig-
ations aro somewhat deprereiog, nob only to
smokers themselves, bub 0140 to all those
people who aro apt to buy their moat from a
butcher at whose establishment' smoking is
nob prohihibod.
In the first Instance, M. Beerier made a
handoome present of two piecoo (Afresh, raw
meub, whioh had been fumigated with taboo-
ao smoke, to a dog, The dog, however,
would have none of it till ft' was daintily
wrapped np in a thiok layer of minded moat,
and then the foolish animal greedilydevour•
ed the morcel. Ronal]: "11 was the dog
that died," Next a piece of veal end a place
otherec flesh were fumigated in the same nom
nor, and two rats were invited to partake Ot
bho delfaaolee, Which they did, and perish.
ed,
Experiments were mode with boiled,
roaeb, grilled,, and stewed mean, and 11 WAS
aeoertained blab the lees the meat was cook-
ed the more ib SAP liable to absorb and retain
the poison. Thus, what M. Spurrier nolle
"bifoeok aaigoano, ' and whab in this country
would, perhaps: be batter known as "under
done beefsteak," proved very liable to take
the infection, while boiled and salt beef was
e0e sump bib le, —(Pall Male Gtz366e,
John Plonghmau's Almanac, Edited by
Spurgeon.
Regularly for twenty' years Mr. Spurgeon
has published under the above title a nam
ber of proverbs and bright thoughts for
even y day in the year, whioh he has ooileoted
and embodied In hie new work " The Salt
Cellars." No better exempla of hie pun
gamy and wit oan be given. The following
are oeleotod from "Jahn Ploughman'.
Almanac' for 1800 :—
If you hove no beef bhank God for bacon.
Growling won't make the kettle boil.
He
thab sponges' on HIS friends wipes out
their love.
Earn your bread, and onre your indiges-
tion.
If the devil oannob go himself he mends
drink,
From guzzling beer keep thyself clear.
A dirty house makes an absent husband.
Seek not for boppineee in a quart pot.
Keep your spirits ardent without ardent
aphid.
Business without capital ie a balloon
without gas,
A editing earned le better then a sever-
oign begged.
He blab pay° badly may expect to be rob
bed.
He that cheats in business outs his own
throat.
Gambling terns the heart into steel.
If you want something simple read your
Bible ; it euite plain people. If you want
the deepest and highest truth that ever
wasread your Bible, for ib has in it the
sublimed poetry. A Shinaman, when he
had read the blessed Word, field, '• Who
ever made this book made me. ft' knout
all that Is my heart." And John Plongbman,
who to English from the soles of his boots
to the hat on his head, and never wore a
pigtail, oan say just bhe eamo, for the Book
talks bo him in his own mother tongue both
day and night. hooka about religion are
like milk and water, and often the water fa
mach more mantled than the milk ; bub he
that reads hie Bible has a oow of hie own,
We need, nowodaya, upright men in down-
right earnest, who say whab they mean and
mean what they say. Cheating in trade,
cleating in religion and cheating in talk
must not be put np wibh any loager. Old
Father Honesty is bbe man for our money,
None of your painbfng and gilding; give ea
the real thing. (Thele would be a great fall
in sheepskins if all the wolves were strip.
ped ; but stripped they onghb to be, the
readier 1 Lob eaoh ono of us begin to mend
the world by putting off every bib of sham
that we may have had about us. Off with
the trumpery finery of pretence. Show the
]mook•frook, or the fustian jooke6, and the
chimp boots, and don't be ashamed.
Our fellows go along as bhoughble08 as if
they were made of butchers Moab, and their
skulls were stuifed with oakum where the
brain ought to be. Half of them go mooning
about es if they were looking for Sabnrday
night, and could not tell it from Monday
morning. When one of the people in our
Allege takes to thinking, he is looked ab as
if he were a giraffe, or an owl in breeohoe, I
know the School Board makes lots of people
read, bub I Ain't so sure that 10 makes any
of them think. Moat of them have more
mud on their boobs than thought in their
heads.
Safe, Sure, and Painlete.
What %world of meaning thio etatomonb
embodiers, Just whab you are looking for,
is Binet? Pubnam'a Feinted Corn Exttaotor
—the great eure.pop torn dura—aobe in bhis
way, It makeo no Bore vote; safe, note
e eodil and with oe tai sure and
*daily without inflaming the parte; paha'
Nerdy, Do not bo imposed upon by iodta•
blocs or substitutes.
Rubinstein 34 nob so old a man ae one
might hempoee from the feet that he boo
completed fifty yore of professional life.
He began ab an "infant prodigy" when nine
yearn old, and carries ltih sixty years lightly.
His fignte is stalwart and athletic), his
maa0e0 of bleak hair are hardly binged with
gray, hie small blank ey08 are pioroing, and
hie owerbby fade #e beardleee, Tao great
wueloien livoe ab Sb, Poberoburg, where he
holde a life pension at, imperial concert
director, 8nd hao been knighted in nearly
every ooahtry of Europe. He is Moaned
to t°gotd the future of hued° with approbate
ei0n, and RAW to neo where the next prep of
ggmpo0°Ip and perfgltmota IA IN gonop f0R4ti,
POST:
A WESTEEN GaOST r1TORY.
Tho Irfrsl 01 the While Cep Victims Terri.
life Minters.
A ebrongo and singular unpublished opirit•
ual talo has jnab kion unfolded by en old-
timer. It is a mystery of the early day] of
bhio eettlemeub oonoerning the diseppearanue
of one of the pioneer settled by the name of
James Brower, Brewer, it appeare, fell in
love with a young wumau named Garsinger,
and it seems wooed and won her boort,
and they were engaged to be married, Bab
Brewer absented him0elf from the neighbor'
hood for a few menthe, and during Chet time
failed to keep Miss G4r0ingor Informed of
his whoreab,uto or his intentions Mid Gar'
singer was courted by another individual
by the name of Lige Tiry, and in a few weeks
thoy were wadded.
Shortly after their marriage Brower Again
put it an appoaruuo0, and the old spark of
affection ammo bo }Savo been rekindled, for
Brower, getting un opportunity to !peek
with Mre. Tiry. neraaadod bar to moot him
ab the hones of David G aroingor, one of her
oourins, and a ample of miles distant from
her own home, presumably with the object
of iuduoing her to elope with him, Tiry
was on the alert, however, as, outmoding
hie wife's infidelity, ho got a few of his
friends to join him, and
AFTER MASKING THEMSELVES
they went to Rho house and found Brewer.
Mrs. Tire's bwo eousiae, who had been Duo
hunting for wild honey, returned about the
eamo time, joined the Tiry party, and after
eoiziIg Brewer, thoy took him some distance
front the home, stripped him and tied him
to a tree, and, after holding a consultation,
decided to lob Tiry 81g him with wibhes to
the lettet'a entire eatiefaation. Au might
have boonexpoobod, Tiry in bis angor gave
Brewer a very severe flogging, The wfthee
were afterward found, covered with blood,
though the parties who participated in this
barbarous proceeding declared that Brewer
was turned loose and left the country,
fhim woo, in fad, cue of the Orabroai White
Cap whippings within the limits of the State
of lndfa°a, and for ooveriby of torture and
general barbarity to the maim, ib porhapr
exceeded those of the prevent day.
Nob far from where Brewer received bbe
terrible lashing was ab that. time (1848) an
almost impenetrable marsh, into which ib
was believed the remains of the unfortunate
man wore seoreted. For many years after.
wards this mareh was snppooed to be haunt.
0d by the spirit of the raioeing individual,
Sometimes a spirit would ory eeb from the
swamp se if undergoing all the exoruoiabing
tortutea of Brewer during the whipping.
At other times it appeare to yell in demon-
iacal glee, as if witnesalag tome merited
punishment administered to Ito anomies.
This phantom wee acen a grea'e many times,
One of the first to witness it was a new set-
°ler on hie way to a neighbor's just after
auek, A skeleton, grimy and tall, and den-
ly emerged from the bushes by the roadside
end confronted him. I0 marred a bunoh of
whims, waving them aloft and shouting in
bonee of
THREAT ARD tEFLtNCE.
The new sealer no nomad observed the
sbrange objeob approaching him than he
yelled like a madman and ran from the 1pob
es fast as his lege ooald oarry him. The
ot•j3ob of his fear stood gazing alter him for
a few minutes and, with a etreege chuckle
of delight, vanished.
But a party of hunters who had loot their
way while going through the swamp and
wore compelled to remain oub over night,
had some ghastly experieuoea, whioh led
Chem to believe thab they had found the
right ohm to Brewer's mysterious dieappeor•
sane. They had no sooner built a fire than
some strange white objeob with a human
form rushed by them and euathered the brand
in a twinkling, and they were left in coma
pieta darkneao A9 before. Again the hanbere
repeated bhe obtempb to kindle a lighb, bub
the fire was Instantly pub oat as before by
:he same almost invleible agency. The ap-
parition flitted by them with a delicate
Bound, like the rnabling of silica, and one of
the partiee was actually knooked down by
some power that be could not discern, This
WAS supposed to have been a apirib of evil,
intent on ooncooling the crime.
Afterward the hunters atm a man whipped
with switches until he Expired. Then his
body woe spirited away and thrown into a
dense covert, The screams of the nnfortu'
nate victim while undergoing the terrible
ordeal were eo horrible that the nerves of
the Nimrode were severely atrained, and
bbey scarcely slept a moment during the
entire night, Oooasionally they would fire
their guns, but it only proved a waste of
ammunition. • Ab break of day the next
morning they deo0mped in great hoebe, and
no amount of money could have tempted
hhem to again enter that swamp after night.
fall. 'Shay fully believed, however, that
the spirits revealed bo them the mystery of
Brewer's disappearance,
Electricity in an Indian Palaoe.
Perhaps no more significant evidence of
the onward march of civilization could be
afforded than bho lighting by eleotrioity of
the palace of the guikwarof Baroda in India,
that, too, on a scale of unstinting eplondor ,
The interior is lit with 216 aixteen•°andl e
power inoandeaoonb lights. The large hal l
ie illuminated with two large twelvoligh b
eleotroliore, made in hronz3 and ]aoquere d
work, while the Iight is softened and duras° d
by dioptrio ohadeo, Single lights] are alo 0
pendent from bho ends of the Columns of tit e
gallery, In bho numerous roomm are dire e
end four light eloobroliero made in a variety
of designs to enib the aurroundinge.
Righteously Indignant,
Barber (ouggestively)—"Your hair ie very
dry and harsh, air."
Camtomer (wrathfully)—"And one of your
ear0 le %good deal bigger then the other, bub
you don't like believe people twitting you of
do you 1"
La ttrippo or Influenza.
A preventative and Dare. Drink St. Leon
Water vary freely ; hob if attacked. If in
the head, snuff np the nostrils. Will allay
the malady quickly, Many 0o deplore daily.
Reasons—Sb, Leon contain the grand ab.
aorbento, and 0o destroys the miorobos,
Makes pure, rich blood, eto, The food we
eat lathe the aboorbeot0, thug ie health im•
pasted and life seriously endangered.
After forby.otven years of labor Mrs. S,
L'29.1e Weaver, a Bridgeton, N. Y„ woman,
hoe just finished a crazy quilt of 80,075
patches,
480 ,Agree Free.
Dakota offero a tree claim, a preemption
And a homestead• -••in all, 480 aores—free to
doh dottier. The St. Paul. Minna/Toile de
Manitoba Iby. reaohoo the Davil'o Late, the
Turtle Mountain and Mouse River land die-
triota. For further infnrmatton, maps,
rates, &o., apply to F. I, Whitbney, G P. $
T. A„ 8t. Pani, Wan. q', 1¢t, IITIgifypto, 4
Paimilr House, TONDIlo.
The Brightest Jewels
in a mother's diadem are her fair, healthy
ohildren—the pride and ornaments of her
home. Bat a mother oannob boar and
nourish such children while aha le the
vlobim of suffering and disease. 33y a oouree
of sblf•6reabment with Dr. PI roe's Favorite
Protoription, every woman pan thoroughly
eradicate those exerulaiing periodical pains
and functional weaknesses incidents to her
sex, and et the seine time build up and in.
vigorate her whole system by Go health.
imparting lr fluence, A trial battle will
000311000. ' Favorite PresoriptIon " 1a the
only medicine for wanton, sold by rlruggiste,
under a pooltive guarantee from the menu
feetorers, to give satisfaction In every oasr,
or money will be refunded, This guarantee
ban boon printed on the bobtle•wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
Fie—"I don't see why there should he
no marriage or given in marriage in heavenl"
Sbo—"Probably bemuse there won't bo any
men there,''
Bread! Bread' The Ory for Bread!
A million loaveo, nob onouuh for one city 1
Five millions, nob enough for one State 1
Fifty milllone, nob enough for this country a
eingle day, ysb often whab sour, soggy stiff
it be nevertheless it is eaten, and bne result
Is dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache, lira
povoriehed blood, pimples, blotches and
scrofula. For the oorreetion of all this, and
as a general tonin for the oyetem, take Golden
Medlnal Discovery prepared by D •. Porno,
of Buffet°. Ito action ie like a charm, a
"benediction that follows after prayer." A
remedy for atomachio and liver troubled, as
well aha opecifo for throat and lung die-
orders, Ib is guaranteed to benefit 0r Dura,
or money refunded.
It 'a a pity, gide, that thin year isn't leap
year. The prevailILg il.flaerze has brought
many a hard.ncd old bachelor to hie need,
11 That Mime Jones Is a nlce•booking girt,
isn't she?"
"Yeo, and she'd be the belle of the town
if it wasn't for Doe thing."
"What's that?'
f0 She has oetarrh so bad it is uopleaoont
to be near her. She has tried a dcz to thing's
and nothing helps bar, I am sorry, for I
like her, bub that doesn'b make it any lees
disagreeable for one to be around her."
Now if she bad need Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, there would have been nothing of
the kind said, for 1t will cure catarrh every
time.
"Come and see us again, Jobe:" said the
polio. captain to the Chinaman jomb bailed
out, "Yea, Glome and Deo us glaln, in a
plig's eye," retorted John.
Fourteen million olobhee pins are made in
AmerIoa every year.
All Men,
young, old, or middle seed, who find them•
selves nervone, weak and exhausted, who
are urokon down from exaese or overwork,
re0ultieg in many of the following symp-
tora i Monied deproeeion, premature old
agei''-lbao of vitaliby, lose of memory, bad
dreamt, dimness of eighb, palpitation of the
heart, emission, lack of energy, pain in the
kidneys, headache, pimples on the fade or
body, itching or retailer sensation about the
scrotum, wasting of the organo, dzzineoe,
specks before, the eyes, twitching of the
muscles, eye lids and elsewhere, bathfhlneoe,
deposits in the utfoe, loss of will power,
bendernese of the scalp and spine, weak and
flalbp musolee, desire to sleep, failure to be
rested by sleep, oln0tipation, dullness of
hearing, lose of voice, deeire for attitude,
Excitability of temper, sunken e'en aur.
rounded with LEADEN 0IROLE, oily looking
skin, Eta., are all symptoms of nervaue
debility that load to insanity and death un•
lose cured. The spring or vital force having
lost its tension every function wanes in oon-
sequea0e, Those who through abuse com-
mitted in ignorance may be permanenbly
cured. Send your address for book on all
cileeaees peoufiar to man. Addreee M. V.
LUBON, 50 Front Street East, Toronto,
Ont' Books sent free sealed,
HEART DISEASE,
the symptoms of whioh are faint spolle,
purple lipo, numbness, palpitation, skip
beano, lot flaehee, rush of blood to the head,
dull pain in the heart with beats strong
rapid and irregular, the second heart beat
quicker than the fireh, pain about the tread
bone, do, oan pooibivoly be cured, No
one, no pay. Send for book.
Address M, V. LUBON,
80 Front StreetResb,
Toronto, Orth.
A.P. 486
tiata,t,
CHRONIC COUGH HOW!
For it you do not it may become 03111.
Gemner•al Debtltt;; 0010 Jf asting SDiseases,
there 10 nothing like
Of Pure Cod Livor 011 ar1(1
HYPOPHOSPHITES
Qtr, iria-ao aaa.cl Iniad°.
It to almost as palatable as milk. Isar
bettor than other eo•atltod 8mulsioua.
A wonderful Rosh producer.
SCOTT'S .'EMULSION
Is put up 4,1 it aali,mn rotor wrapper. ISA'
8u01, and Bot rho genuine. Sbfd by art
Dealers at Goa. and 41.00.
SOWN' k 1l0W,\'Il, llo110vtlio,
LADIELADIES try OL1VR ORANGE, the boat rmuedy
S known for 4l femal0 wmplalate. 8a pie
4000, J, Teorroe, a Richmond 81, W., Toronto, oan,
COOD ACEHTS E atoti O®+logued and toeme•
Address, METERS BROS., 87 Onuron8t., Toronto,
The Great Ottoman Blood Remedy
Guaranteed to etre all diseases of the blood
whether or bgon ht on by indisoretim and moms or
04008gimm herofrom I oau040. W0i romovd plat•
blee ltd blolohon trom the skin rind by stn InvlgorAt•
old op Eho system 01 those suferiblgg from wantiwera ng
disease, Prlom t'1 Dor bottle, Addreee, Ottoman
) Medlolne Co, Mall Building, Toronto,
TE't01t0NT0 0611431310 8on001,. 10ole0W00 sed
00}10010 sy010m, taught. whereby stylleh, por-
1 p606•etttngga+menta are produced. Bend for tired.
IoK 8. CORRIGAN,00rop„ 4 Adelaide St Weet.
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NI !t1 NN •EFIlto0.10,, No tnlre, neat: rrca•
Ir�71 a■W■ G, it, metricc tt. Da
inmi.o,,..�r..... Note Nlekera et„., nasals, N. Y.
` CASINGS.—Senoou 11184. Naw
® AA Importatlone 0f,tnai11h 8heeps,
,qyA b to I3 Casings:
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Finest A IBR' hri o 201 gs
Order° filled for any desired quantity, Write ter prior
JAMES P oEJi & SON,
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7
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10 rA DAY
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hK oleo and 3vanir1. drhR000 1.03, SOnn^rl'ulfkj
t Ad010100 tilroot w'0Bt, Tui out°. ;
rq'LA01110100 can maga money du4ing vacation
l4.o akbs yanconAegoeppor ne'y°o11m r0y00f00 fa,ling
W' E. Withrow, L.0.e,latest and beet edition
ver
illustrated
prloro low, tomos liberal Write for
litaslrated 01ro01gre and Germs. WOf, BR[OOS
Publlaher, Tomato
Ouarenbsed sure tore for long
e a ' 11 1 ■ standing neugbe,Ooldo, eta. Ault
our druggist for it or write to 00,
ALLAN LIN
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FS.
THE PIONEER CANADIAN- LINE
And 0601 to the Wealth., regard be the providon wadi
ter boo safety ani comfort of its customers,
*reality Snl1ho o ROfwe.en LiverpoolWadi
Row and the SI. Lawrence d: Fortnight. 1
)Y Strike Blau 1404/100 flaring
Snrm*tr T10nihs,
11o11 !Reamers rya betwe.o 141'0rp4ol and Pe rtlan
sta. 110131ax during winter. Glasgow steam° re
throughout the year to Boston and O'hfladelph la, en
Mr at irk h ports and Helium en route.
V e asI a ■ take no other. R, 0. elfin= W 10or 00000 01 g408uga and other 101orrrallou apply
co , ))ugalOts, Toronto H, BuUR1.I81i, tor. Ring and Tonga 840„ Teron4
H, dr. A. AGLAN, Montreal, or to the boat agents
your Cam,ty.
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MEN
WANTED
To Sell our Rawly, Ilona •grown FR11I'l"CItF.li3.
I'rlooslow, Goodpay and oI aft work. Free outdt
THE D.W, BEADLE NURSERY COMPANY LTD
St, Catharines, not,
KNITTING MACHINE
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and
then ad, ertiromrnt with your ordor
allow y011
for our NEW RIBBER and we m ill
Ri NNIE'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE
FOR AMATEUR GARDENE7OS POR 1890
Wii1 be mailed free to all int.naing purchasers
apnitoeti•m. Ti0110101 Vegeu.ble, Flower and Agri.
cultural Seode Jo complete, and includes cvoiy Novelty
of merit. Sendfor it before order Ingo ,apply of Seeds
oNEv ID LOAN
ONTARIO FARdt3P,0 desirous°, pays ,g oar be
lag high Whitt-stonierl tz vortogea, or Intend 1210
bold grain and ,t,''h Rr ii ttor p'lnoi. eon Gbh,
56,uov at L',wr. 1 Current states of In tory
hy'applying- Fire mady.or by totter to the
LONDIN & CANAD'AN LOAN & AGENCY COT
.3. It. Kroll. MAaeeaa,
103 DAY ST, - TORONi1
$10 PREMIUM DISCOUNT .flirt; Oji) ' S
1000300
OItEELIRAII4 BIROS„ Ergs
G E011GETOWN ONT.
The Albert Toilet Soap Coy',
Oatmeal Skin Soap
MAKES THE HANDS SOFT
AND THE COMPLEXI' N
BEAUTIFUL.
See tout the Coen name is
Stumped on the Sono and oa
the Wrapl:e.,
Rewire of Imitations,
Cheapest and
R FIST I'LACIt
10 America lo buy
Band and blUsloal
iustrument0,
Moelc, t1 ,
Address, Wte,tLEY, 11(4141:13,13 C0.,1
Street, Toronto. Send for Catalogue.
MONEY Large ioamn en? church loans at very low
mise, nos monger some at8(,. 6, 81 Z1
according to ee0nrity'.l Hi& STo pp
19 ILO 1 lliOTaran to bue3•
nein and hou-e Property yielding 7, 8 and 10 /, to in.
restore a ,d ,°I `( to SP ronATOR5.
KERR .0 RLErSER.
J, LoTnisa Kee°. Gamavmta 4. nuolsaa.,
4 Kf her etrert EriNt, Toronto.
Sommers to A. E, Mloaeoa ,C Co Cili0e establish.
ed 1.70 by glr. S. 10 Janes.
Inorease In popuiatlon Toronto 1880 over 1888 (0!00&
000'8 return) 20,380.
1140
Vtfallted Agents
For the "HANDY" HUTT0219
Semple Card for 10 ounce, or triad
B,'s ur l2 eosin 75 e.•nta, t'0 mull
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Bolder
ever and must complete In.older
oyer made for all 3111,8 and all
furntlura Heuvlly' plated, bight
end nttrnetive. A6•nte Semple
experience 1310110 mousy. Semple
pair Illustrated circulars free. alt
CASSGRBEN DITG 00,
08 Victoria Street, • • Toronto.
Provident Life and Live Stook Assoer
CHIEF OFFICE,
ROOM 0, ARCADE, - TORONTO, CANADA
(INCORPORA'i EO•)
A NITITUAL (BENEFIT ASSO'L"l2
SOLID lat. 0STALBNT—By paying to the abov
Aeronlatlo° 0Nf; CANT PER DAY a parson ngetl
twonbv-two, and two rents per day a person aged
forty four mo secure P1vo Dollars per week while
disabled through sickness or accident, ,also Tor two
and three conte per day, persona aged as above can
secure for their dependants, Five Hundred Dollars in
ovent of death.
LI14e. STOCK O1*NRRS can provldn against
by death through disease or aoutde0t of their Motile'
nE ea0,y rates, These interested, and forpmspeotoaq
oto, Reliable Agents wanted hi unrepresented as
triots.
R'111,IA41 .01831030. Managing Director,
*
TO TAE EDITOR t—Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who have coro-
gumption if they will send me their Express and Post Office Address. Respectfully, T. A. SLOCUaM,
M.C., 188 West Adelaide St., TORONTO, ONTARIO.
1COBDIAY
mFO'g STABILITY.
ILITY.
.i H
Ontario I.utua1 Life.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
Assurances in forgo Jan. lab, 1800 •
Now Assurances written in 1819
Cash Income for 1888
Asaeba, Deo. 31st, 1888 ▪ o
Liabilities, as per Government Valuation
$13,127 400 013'
2,621,800 o»
39:3 074 00
•• 1.318 853 OD'
• - 1,223,518 OQ
Surplus - - $93,337,00
SPECIAL FEATURES
Prompt 'Payment er claims, Annual Distribution of Profits.
Guaranteed Sim ender Values and Liberal Policy Condition
WM, HENDRY, Manager. • W. H. RIDDELL, Secretary.
STANDARr1 CHOPPING MILLS..
USESBESTFRENCHBURR
MILLSTONES
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tteIrSA0141 MON Mat
JOSEPH MAODAUf H WRITES FROM MORRISON P.
Nov. 20111, '89.
Now tont 1 have purchased Prom your ones
of your Standard preach Burr Clopping
800118 tnrningin on it as part payment my
Iron Grinder, I have no obiectlon to tell your
the the T1ata0 mod to the Iron Grinder
co; 81.00, and 13810e1114 lint 81.00 per pair
1 used over $50.00 worth last winter. Oeca,•
Si natty a Thsle wo11111 last a week, bat,
Sometimes not over two or three Lour&,
ry Ino price of 1110 51111 10310 883 00. meek
cheaper than yams, bat in the Cad 10 carte ter
very mach r70140er Mill. I rant satisfied than
Iron Grinders aro only suitable for torment,
who craven vary snot •( amount oftlhoppf0W!
to do for their 41N111103',
J. OOMEAU MAHIWAR!, QUE„ WRITES :
Nov, 23041, '8e,
] would feel tnclittcd to analogize Atte'
nnL writing donor had I not been too
tab y*
and my draft° to !ter the 20.14eb Standar*
Weil a fair trial bolore yrrlttutit.
I ant the mo0thappytoslate that 1 amen*
titer. sntlsncl with tam 01111—it to d00laIp
splendid work.
Two No, It Iron Grinders at 818,00Illta10.
Three No. 2 Ire* Throe No, 2 100111 earindere
at Sae 00 each, ail ,la good order with- nes,
plathe.
. i1AUSANtIS OF BOTTLE$
0 E.
SYN AWAY YEARLY.
When 1 say Otero 1 do not mean
merely to steo them for time, and then
have them rtttrnagain. a WIR1Io l RA DIO,AA.OUR EE, 1have made the disoaseofVita,
Epilepsy or Faring Stokeeor, a 11(c -long study. I Worriutt my remedy to Cush the
worst eases, 0ota1,00 others 1,0310 felled bs n0 ^eomonfor 410131009 00081vintr n 20x0, Send at
once fora ir0041se and a Prase Bottle et .fly bnftti;thtw Womanly. Give Salome and
Post Office, It costs you nothing for a trial, and It wfltonto you. Addrosl g**l>, ngcniii
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