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The brok ofd Igaiads Ia markable among
the books opthe.Bible tor -its interest and
its valr+t. lire Bible is made tip of a con-
siderable umber of books, some in p+ se
and sore* in poetry, some history, some pro-
verbs, some letters and some sermons. The
book of Isaiah belongs among the sermons.
The word prophet, we ought to keep in
mind, means preacher. You can find an-
oth6z': amfon in the di:etimizrr� >itd inrcorter
inonfonire tion. the conjnnctiorrof Vanua -
and
iu§-'
and Jupiter -is Metnavv givi,ngeechpetion tri
what we are: accustomed to c l:nowadag s
the exercise of prophecy. Prof. Totten, of
Yale University, is a prophet. But this use
of the word is quite a recent definition. The
idea of. prediction has. been prominent in
this old would onlysince some time ,iu
fast `century. fn the days -whet Jeremy
Tayloerwte-in ,defense of the 9' Liberty of
-Propheiseeng,"•everybody understood. that.
he ,was advocating- tits principle of free
schhE:. -
In the bible,. the prophet is a preacher-'
We niay reed ie -good- many of the:writinge
of the Old Testament '°prophets"yithout
discovering any prediction at all. The prop -
thee, is not a -fore -'teller, bpi a fore: )ler. He
eia"the man who speakes for`God. And that'
t'tl e'basinese of" every preacher- even tab:
day. Thus God appointed Aaron, we read,
to be the prophet of Moses. That is, he was
to speak for Moses, he was to carry Moses'
messages. .Isaiah , west preacher _r the
book of Isaiah_. is a.iiook of ese nous. `
I want to say sonithing this morning about
this prophet and his book about the preach-
er and his sermons. I will begin with the
preacher.
Concerning the personal life of Isaiah we
know little. The first verse of his book,
which is a heading added by the men who
gathered these sermons together sod fB1
volume, tells us that he lived in thettAs bf`
Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah, kings
of Judah. This means the eighth century
before Christ. The eighth century before
Christ was that day of national trouble
among the little provinces of Palestine
which saw the destruction of the Northern
Ki• &o -fly the armies -of Assyria, and the
fear of angels of the..Sbutheral K ntdotii
before the same great enemy. Amos and
Hosea were the great preachers in Israel
during the youth of Isaiah. Isaiah preached
in Judah.
Isaiah was a man of education, culture and
evident literary gifts. He belonged to a
funa4y o 1ugli E�oolai position in the j�aariEto.-
*antic t rciea: of the capital, Hee belong- ed
in Jerusalem, and was m'naFa aboutthe'coitr ,
and was a personal friend of the greatest of
the Jewish sovereigns of his lifetime, King
Hezekiah. Isaiah, like St. Peter, was a
married than. He had two sons. Is tiali's
wife was called the prophetess, probably be-
cause she helped her husband in his work by
her sympathy, by her wise advice. Nobody
knows how much of the family history of
Isaiah is hidden away under that ancient_
title. There is°no record of the indebted-
ness of Isaiah, and through him of all the
religious world, to Isaiah's excellent wife.
Perhaps he read to her the notes of these
great sermons. Some of the critics, who are
so much interested in making out that near-
ly every chapter in the Old Testament was
written by two or three different persons,
may some day discover for us how many good
things in Isaiah's sermons are due to the sug-
gestions of his wife.
Isaiah'.•, two sons had quite remarkable
names. The Old Testament names have
many of them a queer sound in our ears.
Fathers and mothers do not often resort
nowadays to the first five chapters of the
First Book of Chronicles to get names for
their children. $t#1t i aiah's boys..were
burdened with nai*es which even in. hose
side thelthronaaJnaieltl floated in
the air choirs Of ante .ria beings with the
wings which. ever since have had place in
'the pictures, expect that each of these had
six wings, covering cher faces and their
feet and spread for flighty enibiems. of rev-'
rence, of;.hunnlity.:andaof prompt obedi-
ence. Isaiah heard the angels singing, now
one choir and now the other, answering
each other in melodious strophe and anti -
strophe, saying the words that are uttered:
still in one of the supreme moments of the;
greatest of our Christian services of adore -
tient the holy gto-aeamMAtais, t'<, Roly holy,;
holy, Lerd=-Go of pests,' eaven Vend earth
are full of thy.glory.4_
' Andthen the? hole great.Eeiirple_seemedd
to reel and shake, and a great mysterious
cloud of smoke, as of the incense of the
prayers of Heaven, descended upon it. And
Isaiah, standing by the,_ door, cried, " woe
is meerfor1 have stsesistheKittgethe Lord of
oats ; 'and Fans •a pian of unclean lips."
And one: of the angelic beings.taking a coal
from the flaruingaalteietbitehed_hie Ups(
in
token of forgiveness and of cleansing. And
there came a •voi^_eeerying, morn shall _ I
send, and who will go for us ? Anil 1 aiah
answered, °'aHere nut Io send pie e" Thus
his work began.' - • -
Isaiah may be thought of as a statesman,
as a reformer,as a theaologian.,.,
rt is = potable that ihe::firstthin ~wIneh
titin w6nderful e€fminesstoned preaelfei .,.did
An Interlude with Which the Piano had
,- r Nothing to Do.
:.'�-, racie you—you don't think I come
here too often, do you ?" was the anxious in -
q icy of the ingenious, open-faced young
man whostood leaningagainst the piano.
" Certainly not, Frank," said the young
lady sitting on the piano-stooL
Lum-ti-tum-ti-tum-tum. R-r-r-r-r-r•tum-
tum. Which the sagacious reader will un-
derstand to be an interlude on the part of
the piano.
" I didn't know," pursued the young man
reflectively, " but I had been overdoing it."
R -r -r -r -rum -tum. Lum-ti-tum-ti-tum-tum•',
R -r -r -r -rum -tum.
" What made you think, so, Frank ?"
" Why, it was the stipulation, you know,
when you gave me the—the cold shake that
I should come to see you occasionally as a
friend, so as not to break off too sudden and
get people to talking. Wasn't it ?'-'
Lum-ti-tum tum. Piili-wills-Willi-wills•
wills -wills. Ker -chug. Ker -chug. R -r -r -rum•
tum.
" Yes, I believe that was the understand -
")That's what I've been doing you know,
Gracie. I've been coming occasionally. Once
or twice a week is occasionally, isn't it ?"
" Yes, I suppose you could call Use."
" But when a fellow gets to coming three
" or four times a week you know, it looks as
was to go into politics. Isaiah was first of if he were getting off the occasional basis
and trying to make a new deal. That's
all a politician- He was a religious pouts- i „
cian. Isaiah made no separation in his what's worrying me.
ilia ahs b eeli,th ch air) the State. " I wouidn t—r-r-r-rum-tum. Ker -chug
lailitisottlikele die cater surer any let such a. thing as that—]um-ti tum-tum—
inatitution as an institution whether: civil ;worry tree.
or ecclesiastical. Isaia'lirsin erect w -as alto- it
"it's all right, of course, to go on being
gether in the people. His 1`iig`heatdesire friends, Gracie, hut it's going to take a long
was to have the land full of good [nen and men. , tinte.tO break it to 'ezn gently if this occa-
sional business gets any more—hem—occa-
w Thus he concerned himself in whatever sional than it is now. And it'll be pretty
,concernedtjiem. And the chief concerns tough nu me to make it any less occasional.
off s ti were o � ", ,4t cf n Lum•ti-ti-tum. Ruurtum.
-Great., measures wP -t ti ct, at Some day, of course, 111 have to quit.
perils impending. From the Eassttt the s- It'lias-been a pretty long time now since I
syrian was every day getting a little closer have bored you, Gracie, with a word about
to the West. In the NorthSyria and love—'
Ephraim were allied against Judah. The `Alone time ?" exclaimed Gracie, pen -
people were terribly afraid of Syria and sively. `'It's been an eternity, Frank !"
Ephraim and were determined to ask the}- Yuen ! Vum ! Yum-yum ! Yum-yuni!
koweve •, had stand to be an interlude with which the
alliance" of- esyria. .Isaiah wits opposed to • Whichthe sagiciona reader will uuder-
'tliat. alliance. �,The;'people>
their way. But no sooner had they allied piano had nothing whatever to do.
themselves to Assyria than they repau ted : * * * * * * *
and wished instead to join hands with And Frank is to go to see Miss Gracie one
Egypt. !day next week with a regularly ordained
Isaiah was all the time on the side of na-
tionalminister, a new black suit and a marriage
independence. These were great ]iceuse-
gizsi`iiobs _'i'fletipreme need of the time,
as indeed of every time, was a wise man
and•a good man who could look at these
critical questions from the religious point
of view—that is to say, from the point of with which ladies may use the liquid
view of deep and eternal principles. Isaiah fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all con -
was that man. He saw no end of abuses, ditions make it their favorite remedy. It
political and socias And he was conscious is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gen-
of his own personal responsibility. He felt I tle, yet effectual in acting on the kidneys,
that he had no right to stand by and see liver and bowels.
these things go on.
St. Paul, who was•a good judge of -relig-
ious audacity, says' that Isaiah was very Too Nervous.
bold. He was indeed. The boldest thing
that a man can do is to denounce the sins of
his own class. It is easy for the poor to re-
vile the rich. The poor man who abuses
the rich wins popularity among his peers,
But when a rich man speaks his mind, and
opposes himself to the opinion of his asso-
ciates, he becomes a candidate for all sorts
of martyrdom. Social ties, companionship,
business association, shut men's mouths.
This man stood in the midst of the court,
a rich man, a man of social standing, a lay-
man,
ayman, too, with no allowance forprofessional
zeal possible in his case, and spoke his mind
about the iniquities of priest and prince.
This is a man worth knowing. I want
to introduce some of my-newspapeingre-
gation to the prophet, Isaiah,whom
11160,
The Ladies Delighted.
The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
daystinuestehaes seei#ied grotesque, angular .they have perhaps heard, liut whom I
and `aw are? i.n the, mouth. Onewas :am sure they do not knc r. br , good
named S11Year,as]iub1, the other was Maher- man, a patriot, a hero,_ n�•lt tail tie e'writer
ash baa e, T.hese names, we find, had of one of the sma1L uun ergot a i mely
gtt� was advantageewhioh , mat' books of the torLd l4 n of
many of the old names had over our modern action, whose splendicrexampl ou-•''t stili
ones—they meant something. And the to be an i,ispiration to us. So we come to
meanings of these names had an intimate the book. There are 66 chapters in this
connection with the truths which Isaiah was book. They fall into two quite distinct
preaching. divisions. The first chapter of the second
Thus Shear-jashubmeans "a remnant will part is number 40. These two divisions
remain." That, we will see presently, was are so different that a good many scholars
one of the most notable of the doctrines think the' were written by quite different
of Isaiah. Maher-shalal-hash-baz, . means men. Of the 39 chaptersof the first part
'-',speedy prey, swift spoil: e That was what there inky be' made a 'three=fold division.
,Isaiah said when the politicians • of Judah In tiie first division; 12 chapters ; in the
"T refused'to-fo-11 his advice Concerning the : aeeonsl,.15 ; its the third,:12 .again. The
foreign re:ations_ of the thr ernment. He first and third 'divisions ares' coiiseeutive
declared -that the :,kingdom ¶ould speedily :prophecies ; that is,, connected sermons.
die deetre�red. _ = .- .The middle; divisitasiii made Up iso) ted
Thus Isaiab's boys had_aames theta were, pophecies, single sermons. The single
andenseel seirmons- That shows how deep' sermons begintwith the thirteenth chapter
the. prophet and the prophetess had their and end with the twenty-seventh. Theyv
hearts in the great week. :they never tried are chiefly taken up with the affairs of other
to get away from it, even in their hoine, nations.
never shut the door upon it. It was the The whole world was of bitterest to Isaiah.
whole of their life. Every interest they There was nothing narrow.';od >parochial
had, even their children, was wrapped up about him. Babylon aud'oEgypt, Moab
and included in this deepest and widest in- and Edom, Arabia and Tyre, had their
terest, their interest in the church and in places in his sermons. The God whom
the state. They gave their whole life to Isaiah believed in was the ruler of the
their country. round earth, all the movements of the na-
It is likely that Isaiah continued preach- tions were in_the ordering of his wide pro-
ing 40 years 'Ii`e' nt ears in parr •videace. The conseca ive sermons of the
ish. He wats,•praliablyr about 70 When he first; twelve.-chapters� begin with an are
died. His death, according to old traditions, �raigatnentif tl Jewish nation for their poi -
was by martyrdom in the reign of the bad itical transgressions. Then follow the ques-
King Manasseh, when he is reported to have tions which rose out of -the war with Syria
been sawn asunder with a wooden sword. and Ephraim. The consecutive prophecies
.The call of Isaiah, the beginning of his of the third part deal with the invasion of
hliniictry, is described in. :chapter which, .Serinachprib How far away -these old
for some reason `whreh no'tne knows now, narnesLsot;nd 1.-> Andyet human usiture has
is numbered in, the book not one, but sixa' not changed much. The cLuesiions that
I'n' the sixth 'oi apter ^of Isaiah:. we learn Isaiah met are even: to -day conung,np again
t , what it`waa that made this mama minister. for answer. It ought not'to-'be kagether
It was.inot because he had tried twd orthree warsaed.time, .ii we go back yit1 `#sur. tisin-
a.vocations and had not''succeededeery well teresf�d°anrl iiapreJiidice`d mutdsl� udy
in`ani Of totem, that-4ie e�pu-ol'uded-to'try tllU they, ,;
;deride' pr cession 'Natter' =i a'ss''if on an- u. ' fe . ' 3' i
:ount of the persuasion of his friends. Nor
was it even in consequence of a deliberate 'site Fools slot alfl8ai8t
decision made at the end of a serious en- Even a blind man can see that more clear-
leaver to discover his duty. This man was ly than daylight, or else why should so many
sailed to God. At ]east that is what he said continue to use ill smelling, oily, and ofte r.
himself, who ought to know. useless preparations for the relief of pain,
The prophets, indeed, are all unanimous when a preparation just as cheap, elegant,
In the assertion that God called those. They IN
powerful and penetrating as Nerviline
!vera oing on about their ordinar ]business is can be purchased from any dealer in
h y,
and meho ne a: of :-„edaein. viline cit a .' ' •r in
,.�ixolu d them•4. And tiiiey-oeped, some-, and pains` `�rviline ri se
t iplizstlnwillir a 'it-kind
1 f- wwoa-k,odisiiint pliedde ernaify ubdu t
arnL tli' lie y R sheet
vise and prudent man will preserve a dis
deet silence. They were somehow impelled
nto this ministry by some sort of influence
romwithout.
They were stopped, and sddny turned
,bout, and sent 46.a n age s ixsni Go(..
I'henceforth they wbrdg ttieys/Seek are Was*
vords, " Thus saith the Lord" iwthe pre -
ace to their sermon. There is something
iotable in this constant affirmation of the
1d preachers that God called them.
z . hes that ing Uzziah died, Iaa• ,le
lvik He seemed in a dream
4 gl?e, only the tomp1
hundred times greater and fairer than he
inti. ever seen it "fore. In the place of
he mercy seat a ge .t throne was set up,
ltd upon this throne sat One hidden by the
t le folds of .' is i=mperial vestments. Be-
p$ase,iii 3 rte. tee
ese
Farmer's Boy—” There's goin' to be a
minstrel show m Pinkertown next week:
Can I—" Old Hayseed—" Gee Whittaker !
It,ain_'t a montlessenee you went to th' top
of lite. bill to see tt1 'chpse of th' moon.
D'yuh watite. v ibe aaways on th' go ?"
Kitchen Mai (to Irish valet, who /MS
just returned froth Italy with his master)-
"Tell me, Pat, what is the lava I hear the
master talking so much about ?" Irish
m (facetiousli -'Onl a drop of the
crater, 1SctI _ •
o`asp ordPip_ `4
Oh, faithful pipe, untoward is thy fate :
Full oft -debased are offspring of the great";
Yet still thy old age must it sadly fret
That thou art grandma to the cigarette
hes
us
e ap-
ntense
Golightly-" Girls make me weary !"
Quidnunc—" Why ; what's the matter ?"
Golightly—" They're so nervous and ex-
citable."
Quidnunc—" How do you mean ?"
Golightly Why, I was engaged to a
girl awhile ago, and the night before the
wedding I went around and told her I
guessed we'd better let it drop ; and hang
me if the girl didn't get positively fidgety t'
Jolly Good Health.
Was born near the famous White Sulpher
Springs, Virginia. In my experience of 40
years found these and other mineral waters
to possess many good qualities, but among
all found St. Leon the most powerful to
regulate the system and promote jolly good
health and pleasant feelings. St. Leon is
really charming. J.H. GILL, Smith's Ready
Reminder, Toronto.
The only way to get a hen out of the
garden is to go slow but shoo'er.
It never fails. Adams' Wild Cherry and
Licorice Tutti Frutti for a cough or cold.
Sold by all druggists and confectioners ; 5
cents.
A man full of spirits is not naturally given
to sober reflection.
Mothers, are, your daughters pale or sal-
low ? Remember that the period when they
are budding into womanhood is most criti-
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Dr. William's Pink Pills, unsurpassed for
the speedy cure of all troubles peculiar to fe-
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you. Beware of imitations and take no
substitute.
A knotty problem—the highest possible
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MLICH BETTER,
Thank You!
THIS ZS THE UNIVERSAL TESTI-
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CIIRONIC BRONCHITIS, COUGHS,
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Multum in Parvo,
Because a thing is small in size
Think not 'twill pay to scorn it;
Some insects have a larger waist,
But lift less than the hornet.
Some people may, perhaps, scorn, on ac-
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Pleasant Pellets. But a trial of them con-
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cure constipation, dyspepsia, sick and bilious
headache, quicker and surer than their large
waisted competitors, the old-style pill.
The parcel clerk gives the business wrap -
ed attention.
The Queen Pawned Her Jewels.
Queen Isabella of Spain, pawned her
jewels to raise money to fit out the expedi-
tion that discovered the new world. Her
sacrifice was not greater than is made by
many women of America, who deny them-
selves many things in order to have money
to buy Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
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" Discovery " is more important to them,
than the one made in I492. For all diseases
of the Lungs, Liver, Throat, or Stomach,
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trail convinces, its continued use cures. It
purifies the blood, invigorates the liver and
strengthens and builds up the whole sys-
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case, or money paid for it returned.
Every man is sometimes a bait on some
other man's hook.
Not the Rizht Word.
"No," said Bertha sadly, "':pain' doesn't
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That's a short and easy way
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Such a store—chosen by
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express what I suffer at these times—it is '
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bring myself to do it. Then, too, ' female
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of mine."
"Yes, dear," answered Edith, "but don't
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fash-
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suit a physician, but I dread it so I can t think.
It means getting the best
the world over for the money,
picking out the best without
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The manufacturers warrant the medicine,
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the fashion -prophet misleads ;
having a choice for the women
who change with every little
breath of what's called "style,"
and suiting every customer,
whoever they may be, and!
whatever their wants.
That's only a hundredth
part of the merchandise of
such a store!
Writing for samples is sim-
! pie enough and we're always
glad to send them, but some-
tilnes.sonie people don't think.
If you want a carpet, a new
bonnet or a tooth brush we
expect you to buy in person.
Lots of merchandise can't be
sampled. You can tell us
just what it is you do want
and the chances are you'd get
it right. That's next best
thing to not coming at all.
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We Want Name and
Address of Every
ASTHMATIC
P. Narold Hayes,Y.D.
BUFFALO, N.Y.
AGENTS WANTED—For "Out of Darkness
into Light, or the story of my Life' by
Joseph F. Hess the converted Prize -Fighter
and Saloon -Keeper. The- story of his travels
Enhancedand the life he led are more thrilling than tit
page of fiction. Send for circulars and terms.
1 AVM. BRIGGS, Publisher, Toronto, Ont.
ARTIFICIAL UM
J. DOAN & SON.
For Circular Address,
77 Northcote Ave., Toronto
5613n.
HE GENUINZ
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MACHINE
Ask your sewing machine ag't.
for it, or send a .set. stamp':
for particulars and prise list.
THIS IEGET/ FOB f2. SE1iD'
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to CRAN BROS..
illl',j'rs., Georgetown, Ont.
DIRECT IMPORTER OF
Fine Guns, Rifles, Shooting Suits,
Hunting Boots, Etc.
Loaded Cartridges, Artificial Birds and
Traps a Specialty.
8 KING STREET EAST, TORONTO.
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BRANTF®RG
MAN d1 FACTU R E�
DRY PRESS
& PLASTI G
BRICK MACHINERY
CONBOY'S
CARRIAGE TOPS.
are the best in the market and have patented
improvements not found in any other make,
order one from your Carriage Maker. Take
no other kind.
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.
LONDON AND CANADIAN
LOAN AND AGENCY CO., LTD
103 Ray Street, Toronto.
Capital $5,CO3,000.
Money to Loan on improved farms, city
and town property on liberal terms of repay
ment and AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. MUNI
CLPAL DEBENTURES PURCHA,ED.
Apply to local appraisers or to
J. F. SIRS, Manager.
Choice farms for sale in Ont. & Manitoba
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RECOMMENDED BY THE
HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES.
AIDS DIGESTION,
.INVIGORATES THE SYSTEM,
STRENGTHENS THE VOICE,
IMPROVES THE APPETITE.
tar Sold by all Druggists and Confectioners, or
Address— -
The Tutti Frutti A. V. Co., 60 Yonge St.,
Toronto, Ont., for Box of assorted samples, which
7vi11 be sent by mail to any address ou receipt of
15 Cents.
RONTO BISCUIT CU AND CONFECTIONERY CO
J make the best goods. Try them and see.
WANTED—By a Canadian House a Man
with $5,t 00 to buy an interest in their
business, and go to England and take charge,
business contollred by then[. P.O. Box 513,
Toronto.
CARFIELp . TEA cures Constipation, Sick
Flomache, restores the Comploxion.
Get Free Sample at GARFIELD TEA AGENCY,
317 Church St., Toronto.
YES Consumption and all Lanz Troubles
has been cured by ARABIAN B4LM
It -enriches and Vitalizes
the Blood gives new Life and Health. Whole-
sale by Evans -.t Co., (Limited.) Montreal.
ASTHASTMM /� 1) TAFT'SASTHMALENE
,Va/ii UREDneverfrie trial your address and we will mail free trial
bottle. DR. TAFT BROS., ROCHES. c R E E
TER,N.Y.Canadian Dept.186 Adelaide('
St. W. TORONTO, CANADA.
YOUNG MENLearn to cut—No better
■ trade. Thorough instruc-
tion given at TORONTO CUTTING
SCHOOL, 123 Yonge St. Terms moderate.
Write for particulars. ' Also agents for the
McDowell Garment Drafting Machine.
WATSON'S COUGH DROPS.
Are the best in the world for the throat and
Chest, for the voice unequalled.
B. aft T. W. Stamped on each Drop.
Containing a large percent-
age of the flour of Oatmeal.
It makes and keeps Lady's
hands soft and smooth.
It cures eczema and all dis-
eases of the skin,
Be Sure You Get the Genuine.
Made by The filbert Toilet Soap .Company.
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A freight train is going east. at the rate of fifteen miles per hour. A rens east
on the train at the rate of five miles per hour, and B west at the same rate,
How much faster is A going through space than B ?
Handsome, costly, and useful prizes will be given in order of merit to the first zoo, middia
zoo, and last zoo persons sending correct answer to above question. The least costly prize
in this selection is valued at $tz.00. To the person sending the first correct answer received
and opened at Tat jousx.u. office, will be awarded a
TJ OCTAVES KARN UPRIGHT PIANO .
doubled veneered, rosewood finish; it is covered by a seven years° guarantee; net price $340.00. This
piano is the same as those used at the Toronto Conservatory of Music, and is now on exhibition in the
show window of Messrs. Gourlay, Winter & Leeming, i88 Yonge Street, Toronto, Canada.
Each of the partiessending the middle and last correct answer opened at our office, will receive $teo.ee
in cash. A solid gold hunting -case Watch will be given each day during this contest, except the days ea
which the piano and the two $zoo.00 cash prizes are awarded, to the person sending first letter with correct
answer opened at our office on that day. A valuable prize will be given daily to each person sending 's
last correct answer each day.
Each answer must be accompanied by sec., (postage stamps of tc., 2e. or sc. denomination mar be
forwarded) for a six months trial subscription to EUREKA JoveNa . No letter must bear post mark later
than May yth, 2892. Address:
EUREKA''JOURNAL, - 19 VICTORIA STREET - TORONTO, CANADA
N.B.—Save this notice if yon wish to compete.
TrrallgnTI 111
RE YOUthernan
we are looking for ?
If so, we would urge 'you not to keep
PUTTING OFF o mat-
ter of so much importance.
You will never meet with such another opportim-
"r of INSURINC YOUR LIFE
as is now presented by us.
For full particulars write the Confederation Life, TOront or
apply at any of the AGENCIES.
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