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-Dee fotitrwise ; is u synopsis Of an
address d,siiverecl by De. J. Hugo
'Bad, one of 'rtie e:rpert judges eat -
played by' tIits tiep<arturenl at the
I ec,;,•nt ire arIUIL Lstawvn lair,
if rt, Hiatt is breeding for the mar-
ket Ile esttvuld find out what the
market tietimuds and "tiuen melte up
,hitt mind es to what style oe the •
horses to den -lead ire can produce at
most profit to 11•ims'elt. The 'bast set-
ling horses to -day are heavy
d:vaugiite, etarrlage horses and saddle
lenses.
Prieee Edward ' eland is certainly
in, a p'ersition to produce good neavy
• horses. The Ulyde:; are a good breed
and seeue to be in most demand.
Tee stallions at present, owned on
tLlfe island when mated to good mares
;twill certainty produce colts that
evi11 sell well. A reasonably heavy
mare of good conformation is re-
.quired. T.tere were instances an the
grounds wheee Llyde stenions had
been bred to light mires of standard
bred bleed. Tee progesiy were non-
descripts (of nse pn t ticular use, and
tele is tee fes eieral result of sach
frioleat creasing.
The d etautetion between carriage
hoeses sett..! x ;adsters is evidently
not, welt understood by extebltion
managements or pen'pie in the Mari-
time kl'ra w Lreed, erefeie) 'are two die-
• 'iueti or !some•, and siiouid not
be judga-;l le the eases class. There
slitnald be l)rl:•v:.esion at least for a
single road:der Lel Harness and a
matched. pair.
The di;:Iretion between. Roadsters
and carriage Ii-neaa..•s : net a matter
of sze, er of breedlug. Due road
fosse is valuabta for les perform+-
aneo in getting Over tale road ; the
carriage iveree tor tuts attractive-
ness, his style teal action, in addition
to his r.^,.0 quanties. '.Lnw carriage
horse in demand to -day must have
action, legit action, folding his knees
and hocks well, and he mast do this
no matter weedier 1tt•r going five- miles
sal lntnttr or iii _rate Be meet !told up
his head wiele>'at the aid of a check,
and alwv.ys teak proud. in size lite
may vary from 15.2 !lands to
16 hands or even slight lei
over. As a general tale the carriage
horse sunned neve. more s:ebtitatiie
than tee roade7ter, br more horizon-
tal in tile croup, and auuve ail must
have a lege proud head. Tee road
horse woe, tow action and lxeshape
low head Iltey go faster and farther
and last iteeg::r than the carriage
horses but til is not so much its de-
mand, Its tie. large markets, Gtii,eage,
New York, Detroit and twee Toronto,
the carriage horse may sell for from
$600 up, while the road t arse wet
terutgefre'm 1:10 up.
Breeding Carx'iage ilorsrs—St:tte-
dmiru Orel owneid claim. tilat to sir
stallions will get good carriage
horses. Tens ;s true to soma: extent,
but the p~.,reentage is very i-nWIl. 'Thr
surest wwey to get carriage horses is
1.o use a r•,. ,1. t wwittl ti,ti' at:..t. ac-
tion,. Ile is to -i got tai et• 1' ;cktt y
or one it:: tee-
na lid 1 t ,, liaretioe.
Teo dem
Belte'tett. To nt:.tt wee With the hLief
Bona a.bowtt mentioned elle must have
snore or leis wiarxn blood. *ire should
have beei, sired by a standard bred or
a thorou.gh,.reed sttl.liot,. Till., is fleet s-
eary bectluse flee Ieut•k,u•y and cutaeh-
inig bret;tt:x lieve not it .eeleg oondhluttd
putty o: bre , di!ug, and tin have not
that prepotere.eny which the thorough-
bred stt:ILirree for ittetance, has. Time
Cttadsot, tin -.relent, l;k•' tee tieotough-
bred, imerte:,., their irtd.viduaiity upon
colts Irom itteree of coarse type and
cord bioo i. 1:iltlwrick Piitrew.ey, the
Hackney you have: hers, , should be
able, if intelligently mated, to pro-
duce a good ter of car:itego !losses;
fro get c Lrringc horses by the test of
a. thoroughbred :tire, you must have
Snares of high action, for the thor-
oughbred's natural gait is a gallop
of run ; he has long, low netioa. Ile
is, however, the purest blooded ani-
mal in, the world.
Referee:a to the term "thorough-
bred," the word is much abused. It
can only la correctly applied to the
English thore:•geared racing horse or
his pure bred tieeerndant. The word
cannot es appeal to a Clyde or a
Hackney. nor a bull, a ram or a boar.
Snell anim is may be pare bred, but
never tee'one:hinted. Tie" thorough:-
bred
horoughbred Stallion, from hie pu ity of breed-
ing, can give better results than
other stallions, with rough and cold
blooded mases, and will often get
good sadder horses that way. It is
the infer tee of thoroughbred blood
that has procittced the standard bred
trotter of to -day. It is hist thorough-
bred ancestry wvliich gives him his
Ooru:age and endurance.
Saddle Horses.—As above indicat-
ed, saddlers can hest be got by the
use of a thoroughbred stallion.
Mares of strong confor.matien
should be chosen. Strength of loin
and quarter is an all-important nei-
ceeEity in a saddler. A good gen-
eral purpose mare can be used and
will give saddle horses for heavy
weight riding more surely than
!mares of finer breeding. Good sad-
dlers are prrhaps the most difficult
horses to -day to buy and they wilt
Salt pork is a famous old-
fashioned remedy for con-
sumption. "Eat plenty of
pork," was the advice to the
consumptive 5o and I oo
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most. '
Scott's Emulsion is the mod-
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
r9ugh for sensitive stomachs.
Scott's Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding hien fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
Scott's Emulsion does more
than that. There is some-
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos-
phites in Scott's Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
A sample will be
sent free upon request.
Be sure that this picture in
the form of a label is on the
wrapper of every bottle of
Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT &
BO 1'Mp7
Et
C I1 EM1STS,
Toronto, Ontario
roc. and $r; all druggists
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Humor of the Day.
' " Lightning knocked the church
steeple down,' seine one said to
Brother Blokes:.
" Yes; Satan's eyes always flash
Sirs' when he sees a church steeple
1 erw incl up.'
"Asstf lucre's' a colored brother killed
' another at a ramp meeting."
e " les; Seem e es ter ne:rd'ttfl' 'long
Me 1 d" re r r• .1 ne e'u Ie •mrtimey
se tits ,1•' loner -re'
•' And a ,pre,tetter weal drowned in
the river lust tveek."
" 0,11,yes, Satan's in de water, too.
iHeblame ter go dar ter cool off."
" 5) you Maine everything on
i Sitali, rl*t you ?'
, ".Blears fens.!," was the reply, "ain't
i dat what ho's fur ?"—Atlanta Con-
! e7tttutlon.
1 e:iit$ To prove to you that Dr.
y Chases Ointment' is a certain
t `` r and absolute cure for each
1 -
e+ � and every form of itching,
bleeding and protruding piles,
the manufacturers have guaranteed it. See tes-
timonials in the daily press and ask can t s
your noigh-
r
t. i o it and
f l ori
hors what they think o
get Your money hack if not curets. (Mon box. at
all dealers or EDMA NSON,BATES S. Co., Toronto,
POSITIVELY CURES
Rheumatism
N•eeura1g a
Backache
headache
F' eeilache
All Bodily Aches
AND
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Dee Chass'a► 41Iratrneht
Says Mike to Clancy.
"Kap° alive, Mike; .we're rescuin'
ye L''
Voice from the Debris -- Is hi„
Clancy up there wad ye ?"
"Sure he is."
"Ast him wad be bo so kind as
t' step aft the renins. I've onoagh
on top av me wvldout him."--Ttt-
Bits.
teetilteereeteetedesenatetteedeetifteresesetteee
POCKET P4C1
CAMERA
makes a dainty holiday present,
PRICE $9.00
0 BULEER CAMERA
is lust what the boy wants:for
n Holiday gift. .
PRICE $1.50
If cash is sent with order I will pre-
pay all express charges to any address
In Canada. Soli by
S. VISE.
. 51:; !TOU1ne„n STt. O.West,
1jt/�] I� 3ON
bring as good prices ns the car-
riage horse.
General Principle:.-Wh tever line
of breeding a man may follow he
must have a definite object and
know what he is tieing. There are
now on the island a good many
mares that would mate well with
the thoroughbred and Hackney or
coach stallions. I would not use a
coarse or cold blooded mare, but
would ende.eavor to get one with
standard bred. or other warm blood.
As a 'general rule, a good driving
mare will cross well with a Elack-
ney. If Government Inspection of
horses, such as is carried on in
Quebec, could be carried out free
from political intrigue, it would be
a good thing in any country. The
b'orsemen have, however, the whole
question in their owns hands; the
scrub stallion only exists because
he is patronized. If breeders de-
mand pure -!bred stallions the scrub
will have to go out of business.
Some farmers seem to think that
because they hnvo not got a choice
mare, It is not worth Willie to pay
from $].O to $15 fee for a good
stallion, belt they take a, scrub at
from to
m .$8. 'i i
'):e 6 a eclat
�71h
Mistake; if a mare is worth breed-
ing Putt all, she is worth breeding 'to
the best Stallion 'procurable. The
great need of the horse bluffness
la More Intelligenceand enterprise
e
among the horsemen rather than
Government regulations.
II'i. W. foils! r y
Live Stook 'Commissioner:
tlER BOW TO SOCIETY.
How Shall a Girl be Introduced
Deering the treason of 1002.06?
How shall a girl be introduced ?—
at a reception, at a dance, or al, a
series of dinners given by the Immed-
iate family or by frieuds? 'Pee old-
fashioned reception covered a mul-
titude of sine, for it was possible,
even with an enormotltsly long vis-
iting list, to give an entertainment
and not hurt any one's feels
Ings since all ages meld be includ-
ed in the invita:don•e and, like a wed-
dt•ng, many indivLgiuwabs of social
standing, who had not taken any
pronninlent part in social life, could
be remembered, For the bast few
years, howveve.r, these targe after-
noon receptions have been going out
of fashions.
Foar days otters arechosen
when
the mother and her daughter re-
ceive their friends. The idea. of the
four days is that there may not be
too many people present at one
time. The difficultly is that each one
of the guests is likely to wait an-
al the Last day, so that the pre-
ceding afternoons will be dull, and
the fourth so crowded as to be un-
bearable. With a long visiting list,
even after it has been revived by
some social mentor, it is impossible
to invite even desirable- acquaint-
ao.ees to dinner, and to go through
the list would be to take up every
evening during the season. A dance
can include but one set, or at the
most, two—the debutant•es and the
younger married people—and then
there will be no end of heart -burn -
legs and jealousies, for few private
houses have ballrooms Large enough
to invite everybody who is desir-
able and to maintain a rigid exclu-
siveness is possible only to a favor-
ed few. But this problem has to 'be
faced by many mothers of debutante
daughters of 1902-03, and conse-
quently there will be every form of
entertainment given. The odd fash-
ioned reception card to the 'effect
tb,at Idr. and Mrs. and Miss Blank
will be at home from 4 to 7, will
be the accepted: fomin of invitation,
and Mrs. Blank and Miss Blank will
receive Mrs. Blank', and Miss Blank's
friends (and enemies) while Mr.
Blank will put in an enforced ap-
xtarance late In the afternoon. In
tits way at least two thousand per-
sons can be disposed of.—New York
Herald.
As FireSpreads In grass, so does an
inflammation In the throat grow down tnto
the Lungs. 1)c:1 promptly- with a cold as with
a tire, and when you begin to cough use
Allen's Lung BaMilani.
Those Girls.
Cordelia—Are you, going to hang
up 'tar etoi:kings on Christm:;zs ?
Hot tease—Well. I certainly ain't
goer' ter let them hang down like
your?.
A SOON TO RIORS17MEN—One bottle of
English Sparta Liniment completely removed
a curb from my horse. f take pleastY•re in
recommending the remedy, as it acts' with
mysterious promptness in the removal from
horses of hard, soft or calloused lumps, blood
spavin, splints, curbs, Sweeny, stifles and
el'rutus.
GEORGE ROBB, Farmer,
Markham, Ont.
Sold by all druggists.
New 'Variety of Sunlo,ver.
A. German florist has produced a
new variety of ,sunflower which he
calls the Giant Ilinmarek. or 13'elian-
thtre Annus Pisraarekie'nsia. That eels
a giant is ovide'ntl :1'01110 'photograph.
The stalk is fifteen feet high and
four inches thick and the flowers
m^a:sntre (tighten:I inches across. To
obtain three results it Is necessary
sty .sow the Seeds in' treaters of two or
three where the plants are wanted
—for the .ta.nflower does not stand
transplanting—destroy all butt • the
strongest of each group of planta
and when this is about five feet
high out off the lower leaves and buds
and so throw all the, strength of
the plant into the crown.
M'unard's” Liniment Cures Diph-
th'eria.
A Determined Widow.
Lawyer (to the widow)—Tho law
gives you a third, madam.
The Widow—Well, I'm not going
to take any chances Ln that direc-
tion. I shall proceed to hustle for
my thiird, llelse a,s I slid for my first
and second.
Hard on the Doctor.
Old Lady—My 'usband 'e never did
'old with dootorst and 'e wouldn't let
mice send for yer 'till 'e was real bad,
what's wrong with hent, dootor?
Doctor—Mainly Senility, Mrs. 1V11-
kin'st'
Old Lady—Lor'., now ! And I dessay
'e wouldn't 'ave 'ad it if 'o'd
'a.e4 yer soon enough.
Too Common.
Kansas City Star.
A. small body' was taught the
Lord's Prayer and found it much
to his taste. For a few days he
kept silt going with great assiduity,
but then he announced to his mothL
er in disgust :
"I heard another fellow say that
prayer 'to -day, mother. it's going
to get all around town."
with the old standard reme-
dy that has stood the test
of 4.0 years experience and
is more popular to -•day than
ever before.
is carefully prepared from
R,ed Spruce Gum, retaining
all its healing, soothing pro-
perties. It is pleasant to
take and is always effectual.
xs cents. At all Druggists.
Her Last Word.
Feminine Egotism—Husband War-
ing the ,epat)—I must have beim a
fool when I m,a,rried you.;
Wife—Undoubtedly. But the adage
stilt holds good.
Husband—What's that ?
wife -A fool for luck. —. Chicago
Neves.
A Modernized Version.
Montreal Star.
Life is real, life is earnest,
And the grave is not its goal,
Its great aim, thou sadly loarnest,
Is to get sufficient coal.
Many of us might be happy if we
did not suffer from disorders of
the liver. Then we ought to use Dr.
August Koenig's Hamburg Drops,
which cure the disorders and bring
le ',system It
the rodeo sy m to a healthy con-
clitiap.
Football Illustrated.
Buffalo Commercial.
A Botvdoinhlam, Me., farmer saw
the Bates-Bomdoin football game at
Brunswick. - A neighbor asked him
abut it. "Nothing to tell," he said.
".rust let 50 big hogs out in a
soft field any day and then throw
down a peck or so of corn in a
sack and see'um go for it, and
you'll know 'bout what a game of
football looks like to a. farmer."
A Good Talker.
"Cinquefoil is considered a pretty
good talker, isn't he?"
"So people..sa.y. I have only beard
him speak once myself."
"And how did he impress you?"
"Why, when he first got up he re-
marked that he bad nothing to say,
and he said it for just forty-five
minutes."
Minard's Liniment Cures Distem-
per.
More to Follow.
Baltimore Sun
Sylvester—She is a woman with a
past, I understand.
Randolph—Yes, and more coming.
Charging Women Less Than Men
At the old (fashioned inns and res-
taurants in Sw laden It is customary
to charge Less for women than for
matt on the theory that they do not
eett so much. At some hotels in Swe-
den 11 mon and wife are charged
as ane and ono -hall .persons if they
occupy the sane room. A. husband
end wife may travel as one and one-
half persons by railway, and also by,
the posit routes, furnishing their
awn carriage
Mirnard's Liniment Cures Gorget.
im Cows.
A Nery Neat Kint.
Canadian Baptist.
Very many of oar 'subscribers seem
to have forgotten that money is
needed to pay the printing and pa-
per bills of the Baptist. We cannot
forget it, however, and we wish to
share the anxiety that this con-
stantly recurring oversight causes
us with the friends who should re-
lieve us.
HOW'S THIS ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars' Reward for
any ease of i;atarrh that cannot be cured by
Hail's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known L'. J
Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business trans-
actions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
Wast & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, 0.
WALDING, 1 zswr & Ml,RVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure le taken internally,act-
ing directly upon the blood and raucous sur-
face of the system. Testitnonlals sent free.
Price -75e per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Reflections of a Bachelor.
A painted cheekand Its blush are
soon
Tetkindd of a Woman man likes Is
tie kind that wants him, to like her.
When humanity begins to think it
stops having Sun.
The man we never can forgive is the
man who caught us trying to do a
wrong to him.
TAII C NOTICE).
During the year the space devot-
ed to advertising effNATtD'S LINf-
MEN'I' will contain expressions of
no uncertain sound from people
who speak from persdnal experi-
ence as to the merits of this best
of Household Remedies..
Part of the Bluff,
"Why," she finally ventured to fal-
ter, "do you look so sad when we
are sitting thus?"
"Because," be answered, gazing
tenderly down into her troubled eyes,
"a man, always looks sad when he
holds a lovely hand."
Sh,e was something reassured, al-
though she did not altogether under-
stand.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds,
etc.
A Timely Suggestion.
At a camp meeting there were
elderly women sitting at the front
in oak -split rocking chairs. We found
out later that they comprised the
choir, for when the parson gave out
iib,e .hymn; "Oh, for a 'rhousnead
Tongues 'bo Praise,'' one of these eld-
erly females tried. to "raise" the
;tune.
"Ohs -fox ae—" She had struck the
high U, land her voice cracker]; she
cleared her throat and began again,
"•(Alas•-•for--+t1—thou" and she rods
an Octave low, while her voice sound-
ed OA if It w•ae Lost in bee boots.
.Tact+ then a derunat stook broker in
um
tai
�e amendamendoflisteners jammed to bis
feet and cried out, "Start her at
five hundred, old lads', and see If
you can't shove her off."-•-Eaa,rper'e I
Magazine for Sully. s, f • '.. '.
What shrunk your woolens ?
Why did holes wear so soon ?
You used common soap.
REDUCES
EXPENSID
Ask for the Octagon Hear. pa
A Domestic Disarrangement.
They had been married three
months and were leaving their 113•tir
quarrel—an unlucky number, by the
way.
ISSUE NO. 1, 1903•
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always 'be used for Children Teething. Tt
soothes the child, softens thegume, cures wind
colic and is the be -it remedy for 1)iarrhosa.
'•[7CTANTED TO PQRCTIASTI—ANY WAN.
VV tity of mixed wood, suitable for brick
burning, for immediate use; state cash price
f.o.b. nto street, Toronto telephone Maiin'l'07
TEN COURSES BY MAIL Leadtpg
professlona
thoroughly taught. Expert instructors. Iuds-
vidual attention. Send for handsome cata-
logue for par oculars. Correspondence Depart•
mont CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Toronto Can.
WANTED AGENTS In everyy town
WANTED, ande
villag�a is
Canada to sell made to measure LAMS'
Suits, Jackets and Skirts; good commissions.
Crown Tailoring Co., Canada's Largest Tail-
ors, Toronto.
AGENTS
A(lE TS
In every town
and village in
"You only married me for my Canada to sell MEN'S ordered clothing; good
money," he said, with exceeding Co Canadsna's LargestihTailors, Crown
orontooring
biit:Cerness.
"I didn't do anything of the
kind," she retorted.
"Well, you didn't marry me be-
cause you loved me."
"I know I didn't."
"In heaven's name, what did you
marry me for then ?" he cried, in
dethis.spair, for he had not expected
"Just to make that hateful Kate
Scott you were engaged to cry her
eyes out because she had to give
you up aal.d see me' get you."
He fell down on the white bear
rug at her feet and rolled over on
it until he looked like an animated
snowball.
" Great Caesar, woman I" he
shrieked, "what have you done ?
Why, I married you just because
she throw me over."
And by the time dinner was ready
their sweet yduug hearts were
once more so full of sunshine that,
awnings were absolutely necessary.
Monkey Brand Soap cleans kitchen uten-
sils, steel, iron and tinware, knives and
forks, and all kinds of cutlery.
20
Olt 1 the Famous !
Chicago Record -Herald.
"What would you do if you were
to wake up to -morrow morning and
find yourself famous?"
"Lie down again and sleep till I
felt like getting up for once."
The North wind Doth Mow, and with it
comes the twinge of rheumatism, Dress
warmly, stay in doors as much as you can
and rub the swollen, tender muscles with
Perry Davls's Painkiller. 25 and 50c.
Imaginative.
Indianapolis Sun.
May—They say he has written a
successful hook of fiction.
Stella—I knew he coned do it. You
ought to see some of the love letters
he used to write to me.
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VK.TORIA REINCARNATED.
Strange Story Circulated by Buddhist
Priests ixi fiurenah.
The "Times of India" tells a pretty
story about the Burmese belief in,
the transmigration of the soul of
the late Queen Victoria. It is well
known that nowhere Is the memory
of that Sovereign more deeply cher-
ished. than in Burma, and in her life
that reverence was mast marked In
many ways. Few, however, imagin-
ed that there was anything in it
more titan the loyalty which most
of the oriental nations under Bri-
tish sway exhibit. Butt according to
the story now told, there was a
deeper reason for the exeeedixegle
marked demonstrations of regard for
the Queen. The Times of India says:
Since her death the story has
grown up, and is now told seriously
to their disciples by Buddhist priests
in Burmese monasteries, that in the
transmigration of souls, in which
the Buddhist's believe Queen Vic-
toria was once a Burmese maiden.
In the beginning of the nineteenth
century, they say, there was born
in Rangoon a daughter to a poor
Burmese couple. The pale were haw=
kers by trade, and their daughter
helped them to sell fried and boiled
pests In the street. Later on the girl
took to selling flowers, so that she
might have the wherewithal to make
floral offerings at the Buddhist
shrines. She became known through-
out Rangoon for her piety and gen-
tleness, and when she died Gautama
Buddha granted her prayer that she
should be born again where she could
do the maximum of good to her fel-
low beings, and her soul passed into
the cradle of the Infant Victoria.
Good Point in Christian Seience.
Nebraska State Journal,
There tis one thing in favor of
Christian Science—it denies the in-
jurious effect of • eating mince pie
upon the system of one whose soul
is attuned to the divine harmonies
at the right pitch. To us a mince
pie is a mighty toothsome piece of
mortal error.
Wife (during the funrrel)—What
ntazle you marry me, then ?
Husband—Why, you did, of course.
IFIPER1AL MAPLE SYRUP,
The quality standard from Ocean to
Ocean. Your money back ifnoteatisfaetory
ROSE 3z LAFLAME,
Agents, Montreal.
Xmas Poultry.
Turkeys and Geese selling higher.
Butter market firmer and large roils 'of
choice butter in good demand. 1f iany butter
to offer please advise. Will pay 80 cents per
lb. for Beeswny's delivered nt Toronto.
Consignments and correspondence solicited.
JOHN J. FEE, 62 Front St. East, Toronto
j EILL
LADIES'
COLLEGE
To an interested in the
education of young ladies
or girls where an extensive
course may be bad, includ-
ing the common and high
school branches, Science,
Languages, Music, Pine
Art, Commercial Course,
Voice Training, Elocution,
Art Needle Work, and Phy-
sical Culture, vmite toRev.
A. B. •DEMILL, President,
St Catharines, Ont., for
calender that gives you
very special rates.
Ms imON THIS PLPlnn.
FOR
T
Send for full particulars. Address
Dept. A. VIM SUPPLY CO.,
Hamilton, Ont.
When an animal is all run down,
has a rough coat and a tight hide,
anyone knows that his blood is out
of order. To keep an animal econo-
mically he must be in good health.
ICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
is a necessity where the best results
from feeding would be obtained.
It tones up the system, rids the
stomach of bots, worms and other
parasites that suck the life blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a run down horse.
50 cents a package.
Leeming, Miles et Co., Agents,
MONTREAL,
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A Sold "t old Ladies' or Gent's Watch
caste from $25 to $50. Don't throw your Money away. If you
want a WATCH that roil) equal for time any SO Id Gold Watch
made, send res your name and address at once andagree to sell only
10 boxes of our Tremens Vegetable New Life once, at 55o. a box. A
grand remedy and Dura for all imparo and weak conditions of the
blood indigestion, stomach trouble constipation, woalttess,norvous
disorders, rheumatism and female troubles. A grand tonic and life
builder. These are our regular 500. size; they are easy to Sell,as
each customer who buys a box of pills from you, receives a Prize
Tieket, which entities them to a fine piece of silverware. t on't raise
the ®handed i` saslfe. Sand us your order and wo will send the
10 bozetls and Prize
Tickets by mail; postpaid, when sold you send
us the money ($2.5S) and wo will send you the Watch with a
A GUARANTEE FOR 20 YEARS
the sane day money is received. We aro giving away these watches
to quickly introduce our remedy, and when you receive the watch, wo ask you to please
show it to your friends. Hundreds have r
oeeivel watches hos romwsand are more tint
delighted with thein. This is a glorious opportunity to gets fine Watch withoutpaying
a cent for it, and you should write at once. 320
Address Plainly: 7145 NEW LIPS '?EPbEDY CO., Dept 'Toronto, Ont.
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Christrnas
Jewelry.
.
p e
he
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THE Brooch which we show
above (No. 900) is a Sun
Burst Pattern of 14k. gold
mounted with sixty-five pearls.
We send it to any address for
$24.00. •
We have hundreds of other styles.
You may save a goodly amount on
your Christmas purchases by sending
for our 1902 catalogue—We send it free
of cost.
You will find in it illustrations of in-
numerable gift pieces at prices most
inviting.
Ryrie Eros.,
Jewelers,
Yong: and Adelaide Streets,
Toronto.
"DIAMOND HALL." Est. 1854.
When an animal is all run down,
has a rough coat and a tight hide,
anyone knows that his blood is out
of order. To keep an animal econo-
mically he must be in good health.
ICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
is a necessity where the best results
from feeding would be obtained.
It tones up the system, rids the
stomach of bots, worms and other
parasites that suck the life blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a run down horse.
50 cents a package.
Leeming, Miles et Co., Agents,
MONTREAL,
S s ' � rI t"f �
ty:,..
H
A Sold "t old Ladies' or Gent's Watch
caste from $25 to $50. Don't throw your Money away. If you
want a WATCH that roil) equal for time any SO Id Gold Watch
made, send res your name and address at once andagree to sell only
10 boxes of our Tremens Vegetable New Life once, at 55o. a box. A
grand remedy and Dura for all imparo and weak conditions of the
blood indigestion, stomach trouble constipation, woalttess,norvous
disorders, rheumatism and female troubles. A grand tonic and life
builder. These are our regular 500. size; they are easy to Sell,as
each customer who buys a box of pills from you, receives a Prize
Tieket, which entities them to a fine piece of silverware. t on't raise
the ®handed i` saslfe. Sand us your order and wo will send the
10 bozetls and Prize
Tickets by mail; postpaid, when sold you send
us the money ($2.5S) and wo will send you the Watch with a
A GUARANTEE FOR 20 YEARS
the sane day money is received. We aro giving away these watches
to quickly introduce our remedy, and when you receive the watch, wo ask you to please
show it to your friends. Hundreds have r
oeeivel watches hos romwsand are more tint
delighted with thein. This is a glorious opportunity to gets fine Watch withoutpaying
a cent for it, and you should write at once. 320
Address Plainly: 7145 NEW LIPS '?EPbEDY CO., Dept 'Toronto, Ont.
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