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• ECONOMY IN UK;
DISPOSsits your Mind of the idea that
your work or 'family. will be. in any
Wee 'negleeted, ihould you take a
Iittle time to yourself every day. Why
elrell a. locomotive is run into the
rOIMAhelten .once In Se many days for
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s nat. This us only Wise eismonly. The
414041ifent 'machinery will Wear out be.
Ion, its time if in eontintious Motion;
how rnuob more does. the delicate me-.
etianiam Tebt4h, .440.9 -.to make up a
*Oman shawl in need of the change
and re*, .This is only wise eceneray.
• • -There Is • no better way of gaining
tirae, 94 a busy day, than to out out
vatteen or -twenty minutes for - renew -
tag tits energies. Atter. a morning's et-.
• Tart body and mind both grow 'tired;
the work flags;"things go wrong,"
Now is the time for • the, -.magic', dip/
from • whieir you return to .your pea
fresh, IA good spirlts; -readytocarry
on Oleo ,Witli a vim. • It sweaty
hems reasonable that a fewminutes,
daily sleep -should have any marked
effect upon •the health, bul. that..auch
Is the cape any one mar prove :by
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of melted butter. Bake UV waffle er,
rup or powdered auger.
HRsbbit 8al,M11,--Mber the rabbit
boon cleaned, and out into please let
It soak in salted water for about thir-
ty
rointiteS. Into the pail in Which it
Is to be roasted, put one 'half teacup of
butter entl, tour tableepoonfuls of flour
and brown together; thee add. One 'Pint
of good eel' stook; stir until boiling;
then add twelve stoned oliveS, one ter
bleapoonful of catsup* or any geed ta-
ble sauce ; four Oakes, of salt, one pbake
ot pepper, and then lay in oarofuLli
the well drained, rabbit. Cover closely
and mak- in a good, hot Oven ono
hour and a half. Serve the rabbit with
the sauce poured over It and add a little
chopped parsley. This is a most. deli..
Mous way of cooking rabbits. ,
THE PALM
To grew the palm well, it is manor-
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tent that we gives it • good soil, good
TALKING TO BARY'.
One is always expectecf to me some-
thing when looking for the first time
on a new baby, and as it is neither
kind ,nor safe to tell the truth and
saythat the little, red, Pudgy crepe
Wee doesn't look like anything, We.
give a list et unpatented and uneopy,
righted remarks to be iused on Mich
occasions, "Well, isn't he cunning t-lle
looks like you!" I think he's going
to look like hig father 1" "Hasn't he
dear little fingers? Do let me see his
dear little toes 1" "Tszet he large r
"Isn't be .a tiny darling?" "Hew
• g dI • .you. -ever see
such a sweet little mouth "beet he
and ell these remarks are warranted
to glee satisfaction,
just too oweet for anything?" Any
drainage, and a pot suited to its root. ,
needs, and' good light, writes :nen E.
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ON WHO BORROW MOUT 14r4"141 D.
. . AUncle0, when a Men bi eendeMtlerl
meet•
to death, he itoextented by being ehet
TR= INTERESTS TO SAFE' by a file of oadipro, and the body is
GUARDER INr uTuRg. left where it tails, to be taken away
me!, * ths men% friends, it be hen any..
A Btu Oa Use MOW% Home et eenelieee Not long ago a worthless fellow was
Theinting the Posttiloat or mosey •aos- thus eTeouted qind left in the open
dere-some strict Enaetnients,
country outeide a mall village. But
In the Britieli House of Commons a after the officer in charge ;had. in
law with respect to Pomona carrying wed • Man ,
and intunt yl: egigreet tee T140 authorities turw wanted to shoot
jury upon those who harrow =reef. province decided that the Man was le -
'bill hen been introduced to amtend the SPeeted him pronouneed him dead an
the •soldiees' heti lefgot up
t tit '
on 'business rig meney-lendera. It alma distant,
t(Ittzlimegaeoar rxols
more•-,
particularly thoee who " carry ha
da Wound in his shoulder and two
soon recovered.
on thin bueineem by deceptive methods more on his skull, hut
him again, but the Governor ot the
The bill requires every mon0Y4ender • gaily dead, the Lieutenant baying mid
to be tegistered. .Re hall earn' 013 so, and the Merietin was released.
buBlAess undo r his own name, and shall
take a security in ilia MU na13310 only. • A LION'S WEAKNESS.
It is said that for a Alert distanee a
Again, it provides that every security
taken by a mbney-lend,er shall state Uont.or tiger can outrun a man and
wil animals lose their wind at the
t e apeed Of a fast horse, but
.seonouritsitytarsatat:hat the peltlion taking the
cod, of halt a mile at the moat. They
-REGISTERED BIONEY-LENDEIt. inhaaxv10,18tle eetryme, and are ro-
le cases of this natuao the en- strengthiIthe• ktrlind 4-C• re; ir.f; caTpahlt3elf;
acts tha
wit the foregoing Provisione, every•
"If a meneYelender does not comply
that be could not use his paws,.
of a territio effort for a short time.
It would take six men to hied a hon
down even after the legs were tied so
contract elude with him 10,r re -011.Y.
ment of ,money lent by him or for PaY- A IlOon for Catarrh Vlotims
meet of interest oe other charges in we di. readers a new weed
respect. of • Money se lent, .end for catarrh.bronelittis, irritable throat:
any seotteitY given/011ml respeot colds in the head, droppings in the
if the seoueity is a negotiable instru.- it, but tb 43ff t i a ic 1 Obit,
. . -throat, and kindred affeetions.in -Cat-
of
ere is PO mys ery
• , e ,eo enig a
money so•jent, shall be vo but, aerhozone. * tabout
EA*ORS SMOKING CONCERTS. most, bona-fida holder for valaie ot ments, washes, and- suffs cannot resell
thetstone the,diseaeied parts, and have been prole
that security shall have
rAtausuntan wit° Made A • way With a reghts egatnet (I/O Money -lender as the' . e. 88 1 •htqt ho one
carried d'r t •
It wins t�d� best in a soil of loam
•containing soine elaye Its rotes are Smoking is the temperate as well as tion, have ageinst the debtor." the pine miriiode.. Outfit, 81,00.- Send
4111 Hundred Strong Cigars In TWelve flout's., k 1 e.4; )7 bt a r to the dis-
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money -lender would, but for this MO- eased ,parts and is a breeze hem*
strong and fleshy, and like to feelthe contemplative men's recreation,•10 cents far sample ;bottle and inhal-
uOUR/T PROCEEDINGS,
themselves firmly supportedby that in and. great smokers are loath to exhibit
which they grow; They -have a ten- Other intportant clauses of the bill N. O. POLSON & Kingston, Ont.
their tobacco consuming abilities by
denoy to" rut dmirn, rathet than spread . .
out, therefore the ordinary pot is never howevee, there have been scene curiouis
tobacco buening races. ; •
In 1723 there was a great ,smoking
years If you get pots two or three match at O'xf d ff ld be' has reason to believe that the interest ' Trouble hunts for you.
ma o ing
are the following:•—
engaging in •srealeing contests. Still, A BETTER. PLAN.
"Where proceedings ate ta kee;
Don't go' hunting trouble;
Search the country through'
• • 'deep enough.to suit the Palm after it any • court for the recovery of Monel
has reached the 'age of two.or three . lent by a' money -lender, and the court For a place to hide when
the 1 erected in trent of an inn. foe the ace charged in respect of the loan exceeds .
teat deep and 20 inches across, the
.will prove well adapted to the needs d . e ..
Th the rate of ten per cent. Per annum, .
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of large specimens. conditions were Chet any one, maneor
'woman, who could smoke three ounces po ' Charles ki. Racine, soleator of teete,nts,
of tobacco firat, without drinking or newels, or any .other•
°barges, are ex-. Canada Life.11uilding, Toronto, have
leaving the stage, should have a aeasiYa' the court may re -open the this week obtained patents: A. L.
prize or twelve shilliegs. • '
coulmo ation o the competitors. e
or that the an:bunts charged for ex— Toronto April I.2th, 1299. The fol -
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CANADIAN PATENTEES.
Good drainage is of the greatest im-
portance. If it 'is •not provided, sur-
plus water is often retained about the
roots of the plant. ;. This leads to sour-
ing of the soil, and condition al-
ways brings on lin unhealthy action,
the result of which is scon seen in the
yellowing of the; tips of the leaves. By-
and-bythe, leaves turn brown, and are
so badly injured that they disfigure
the plant and must be out off, and
when tour or -five leaves have been lost
the -Plant is generally ,past its useful-
ne,ss for decorative, purposes; for. most
varieties of ,the ^palm: produce. leaves
eo slawly' thif they can never afford to
lose many. find -that more trouble in
growing the palm will, arise, from poor
drainage than .from all other causes.
Tlierefore be sure that each:pot has at
least three. inches of broken crockery,
brick, or charcoal in the bottom of it
to prevent the soil above from clogging agreed to smoke a pound weight of ju reaeona e , .
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re_ lowing Canadians, as reported by
11Ses in uiriee • fines ' bonus
• tralialetion antl. take en account be- DUI/amen, needle threader ; F. A. Cote,
"Many tryed," eays Hearne, "and. twein the ineney-lender end the per,. wiehasrattismotobei locatikal concealed. live
tagg & Noble, but
ggrujuatiti puamt
'twee thought that a journeynian tet3i- Cue& and may, notwithstanding
lour of St. Peter's-M-the-Eait would any atatereent or mttlement of ace 'foreeing machine; Alymer,
have been the vicear, sanoking taster count, or any contract pftrporting to ; J. Harbridge, printing -Press;
. . ate, a J. A. Ilarrey; puzzle; W. W. Herr,
than and being many. pipe,s before the Ooze previous dealuigs an ore
ate
deviee ; Shaer preasere-
rest:. but. at last he was so nick • that new. obligation; re -open any account door ; W. Walsh, hot-water ,heater.
"twee thought lie Would hairs eyee' end aleeady taken between there, and ree • ,• •
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o d an t at had been a Winder lieire the permit sued from Payment , ' SHE HAD..EXPERIENCE.
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and emeaking gently came eXt tee eon., , a:LW Burn in excess pf .the sum, aa- A.b, be oriede. kneeling at her feet,.
smo kin th. tli 'judged by the•cOurt tojbe fairly due saY 'YOU Will Marry rae and. I will be
queror,'
a g e ree ounees • • ur d voted slaVe for'life. • dr
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a respect f '' rinci at and interest " • c .
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and of such charges as aforeaaice as not do. That was what my first hus-
• the court, heving regard to the riar
About forty years- ago a.. gentlemen and all qhe cireuraattnd if any
ances, may
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- s,.,.1. c ss ha been aid or allowed'
quite out, and he told me that after ° P.. P Arise, Harry, she answered, you will
if he smoaked tour or five pipes the .
same evening." '
• the hole in it. It la a good plan to put
a layer of sphagnum moss or mama
fibre over the drainage material before
putting in the soil. This will keep the
soil 'from washing down and tilling the
cracks and crevices, thus allowing the
surplus water- to Pass off .readily. •
Greet care must he taken in regard
to the application of water. As most
decorative, plants will be used at .some
distance from the window for days at
a time, .evaporation will be slow, and
it is a naistake to give more watet
while the soil 'remains moist, • Wait
until the surface appears dry,, and then
give enough to thoroughly Saturate all
the soil in the pot, .
• Sem persons have the idea that
plante used for the decoration of • hall
strong foreign cigars in twelve hours. in account, by tho debtor, may order
The hundred • cigars making up the the .creditor to •rePay it; and may set
pound were all to be smoked dowia to aside, either wholly or in 'pert; Or. re-
am inch buta. vim,. or aitax,, any seaurity ;gimp in
The =tab was decided one Thames
" ireseripd:crt, of mo.dy' tent. by. the inbney-
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steamer plying between London and
•Chelsea, and by taking up his positien ANOTHER, g,itOvisioN.
well forward the smoker had the .fall • "Any court ein which proceedings
benefit of the wind. The centeet be- I might be taken foe the recovery of
gan at ben a.nx., and In, the first hour money lent by a money -lender, may,
the smoker consumed Sixteen cigars. on the application of a debtor owing
After nine heure', sinakieg eighte-six .or alleged to owe money to lent, exer-
had been dispceed• of, and with three' else the like powers fl.fi mai! be exer-
houre to go and only foun
rteen cigars eised ader this section where pro -
;to anolie•the backer* of time gave in .• ceedings are taken'fre the recovery of
elle winner declared that he felt no the one. ; •
• 'On any .application relating to the
edm.ssion or amount of a proof by a
-money-lender in any bankruptey pro-
d:scomfort dureng the contest, and
finished .off tbe hiuidred cigars that
or parlor can be placed in a corner or evening.
some other place some distance from More recently a sol:',d silver eigar ceedings, the eourt easy exercise (ha
geed_ light and left ihereindaPnitely case and. two hundred ci ars were of- ' be exercised_jeader
without injury. Tbira is net the casetared to the. smoker Who consumed this seetion Nvhen proceedings are Lek -
These plants, to remain in health ninet most eigere in two. houra. Food., drink en for the recovery of neme)r."
be kept near the wieclow as much as and ,Medieme clueing the contest were et any money -lender, or auy manageri
possible. They do tiot_require direct -forbtdden,. There. were seventeen agent. xie clerk of a money -lender in
sunshine, but they need the beneficial enteien. After the first hour ten cora- an attempt to induce persons to bor-
effects of strong light. It one has half P
atttors retired. The Winner, who row anoney uses false statements "and.
a dozen plantsthey, 'nix be used alter- smeked without pause from star t. ix; representations, he will he liable to
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nately, (some doing decorative duty, finish,. reduced ten large eigats to
- while alters are In tLa -.vloolow-hosol. ashes in the two hours, whilehis near-
tal to reemperateest competitor only finished seven.
Palma are often injured by inseots J he People Of Lille -.are, inveterate ••The expreseibn:"nioney-lender" does
It is therefore necessaey that they be smokers, and to decade tila einplOpe. -not include any pewnbtoker or banker
watched carefully, and that precare shp of the town a smoking contest was or any one carryingon a commercial
tions should be taken against the ad- held. • Each competitor was provided or general financial Imainesit.
vanes and intrenehment Of the enemy.. with a pilee. fifty grammes, about ati REGISTIZA.TION. ,
An mince of prevention is Worth a ounce, end, three quarters, of tobacco
imprisonment
ing two years, or a fine net exceeding -
An
for a term not exceed -
pound of cure in this case. Alin to and a pot of beer. The one who amok! , , Regarding registration, the billprce,
keep pasts from . ,getting a footholded the tobacco first was to be the win,- ide,s that The Commissioners of Ip -
You can do this by uxiing a solution of ner. Illand Revenue, subjeet to the approval
fir -tree oil soap. • At the signal, the air was filled with a Um Treasury, may make regulations
_ . clouds of smelts. In thirteen nxinutes tin the registration of money
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SUGGESTIONS TO HOUSETCEPERS. a warkingraan,. forty-five years of age, reesnreers, and the fees to be paid on reg -
had reduced his weed to ashes, istration and renewal 6f registration,
Often the housekeeper deeir• m to pa- seven minutes later tee seemed made not exce ng.
e,di, on pound e for each
reg -
per a celled partition or wall, and it had finished his little sin'okeistratioxi or renewal, and respecting
Is very vexatious to•lutve the paper hAftee itis
hereulet: smoking limb- the iespection ot the register and the
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creek, off, itS it is almost certain to 510. 6tieesn 11sAM:recall); noteireltrirsettli; tem payable' therefor.: -
"The regulations shall provyle,
Various expedients have been tried, in- the veneer emeeee one tweeted cigar_ risongtboothsetrattelAingis, ttra irirt
eluding papering over the weed a
with ettes in six hours, thirty-five minutes. 1:
orra company as a money -lender with-
Dewlspapers, placing strips of cloth over
in the meaning of this act; and•those
the creeks, ete., ala of which have been
found unsatiefactory. The best way,
the only real successful way is to cov-
er the entire walle,vitb cloth, the cheap
three -cent tatudin.being an good as any
and put it on not without waste, but
with 'upholstery tacks, which are small
and flat -headed and do not show un-
der the paper. Put the Muslin on in
strips' as you. do the paper. If you wish
to paper a ceiling, seam the breadths
of Muslin together; tack it at one end
and stretch it tightly to the other,
Tack that end, and thee drive tacks
a foot apart all over the surface. Then
it is ready to paper.
The pulled. wool, which is generally
unmerchantable or sold at it discount,
makes fine coniforte for winter use.
Weigh out two and a hall pounds of
wool; wtolh it and pick 11 apart, mak,.
log it loose, light and fluffy. If you
getcan a pair f wool cards make
it into bats. Stretch the lining on your
quilting trainee; lay the wool evenly
upon it and put on the outside. Tack
three inches apart. Such comforts are
Warmer than cotton ones,
Hanging carpets an it line andbeat-
'them is declared by' the economical to
shorten their period, of usefulness
more than it Wreath of ordinary wear.
Lay them on the ground, wrong side
up, and. beat and sweep thoroughly on
Olaf Ade, then turn and de the Mine
With the other.
DOMESTIC itECIPES.
Pineapple Pie,—Grate one small pine.
apple. Cream one teacup Augar and
one-half teadup of butter together, aa4
the yolks of two eggs and the Dine•
apple. When thoronghly Mixed add the
stifly beaten whites et two egro, and
bake with an underernat only.
Dice Waffles.—Itub through a sieve
Otte pint of boiled rice; ad to it one
tablespoonful of dry flour; two shakes
of salt and two teosnoonfuls of bak-
ing powder, throe egge, yolks and
whites beaten, separately; one cup and
It' halt of ikWeet Milk tied Ono Mende
NOT. INDEBTED TO POItTITNE• particulars shall include (a) the nante
of every trustee, director, niamiger and
FrOni 'what 'little we knew of. ids agent of the company, and, (b) the name
seems to have been less. entitled to• aaditvaaniteedddrelsonoeiv efvoerr 111,:eur"urpliosel4oti obaars-
Say life and. inheritance. Shakespeare
rying on the iinsiness of ton• -J. d-
forttine than any of the worldei gre,at inf by the cotapany.
m ey en
Men, The son of probably almost il- "The registration shall ceases to have
i• expiration h
literate pcirentS, tied bronght up ... effect a.. the exp of three years
— from; the date at the registration, but
the unit:acne:Adel and prosaic atmos- may be renewed from time to time,
pliere of aninsignificant agricultural and if renewed, 'Shall have effect for
village, fortune seenia to have done ' three yearn front the date of the re -
nothing to excite and develop his lin- /*Will." '
agination, and very little to increase COLONIAL SOLICITORS AND DE -
his knowledge of nutnkind. His very ' , „,
modest success in London seems to have. • 1"
been in spite of fortune's frowns, and Another bill •that wll likely be adopt -
he seems to have escaped the cola vrel- ed provides for the arintitotien of soli -
come of the metropei\lis SIS SOOn as he eitorsof the Superier ourts of Brit -
could. There was ne thme n
ee exaplor leb eossessietis. to the Supreme Courts, C
rivalry to Stimtilate his efforta nor of the United Hingdant
foreign. travel to mature his know- Another private bill now before the
Comtnons compels the holders et de-
grees fromuniversities mitade of the
1.Tnited, Kingdom to iiidioate the source
. C'HINESE TELEGRAPHY. ' of the degree when using the degree
in the United 'Kingdom. Lord Strath-
' The • Chinese, owing to the multiplicity cone, has represented to the Colonial
of the characters in ' their written Office that this measure would impose
language, have solired the -problem of an invidious distinetion upon tiniver-
telegraphy by using numbers' for and McGill. The bill is brought in
transmission over the wire instead of by high university authorities Wlio feel
chatectere. The numbers have to be strongly that Swale Step is necessary
reinterpreted into characters when le- to prevent the parade as British de.
eeived. To facilitate. the operation grees of degrees of inferior universi.
types are used. On 01019 end of each tiett... ,
type lis a charaeter ; on the other "end .
le a number. By reversing and im-
printing the types upon a sheet of pa-
per the change is readily effected with
a high degree of accuracy.
band said, and before we had got fairly
out °LOW churcli he began telling me
• how he wanted Me to wear my hair..
eitiee sueli high poeition. as Toronto
,1 GERM PROM? RIVER,
An American chemist and anaIyet,
• who visited India soros time ago, has
found by actual experiment that the
water of the Otingee is entirely free
firthe germs and tmlinalculae with
I h the ether ter of r
*tvry ctn. tileworldva. elitY
• we, ni. ANUS te
• that not only the water of the Ganges
Is pure itself, but possesses the power,
as he found by aetttal expert:Mont, of
• purifying other streams. , joining it,
AN OLD WAE6110111,
The oldest Egyptian papyrus, which
contains n settee of moral aphorisms of
the fifth Egyptian dynasty, 8666-8838
13. 0.t is tstitt to afford the earliest in.
stones of the moral treatment of in.
toxication, and this first Warning in
writingagainst drinking in wine shoo.
"My sour runs thelnjunetion, "do not .
linger itt the wine shop or drink too
mrbwTluou tuTthe
grUldty trorak
those or a child. One COMAStil UP do ,
trade with thee, and findeth thee so.
Then say they, 1:11re away the 'fellow,
for li. is drunk."
Erma ON LEIKIVES,
Leeches, when applied to persistent
/gavotte emekere• drop ott &ROI dim'
tinot team of the dangerous em'pyreue
Matto oil given off by tobacco being
tonna in them, Strangely enough, the
041110 experiment tried upon excessive
Pipe smirkere, resulted in no apparent
tnjury to eW) leechea.
THE suppatx,AnTs REGROW.
0110 of the best agricultural.' author-
ities England, lecturing recently on
the crelationship _between the soil,
crop and manure coneluded a very ex,,
hanstive consideration of the subject
$ellowsz--
"The lime contained in- Thomas -
Phosphate Powder has ..proved it.
eat the most efficient term of pima,
Pilate for the top -dressing purpose,
therefore, I again unreservedly say
that you will be on perfectly mind
lines, and on the direct road to profit,
in at once treating every acre of gram
with 5 cwt, of Alberts' Thomas-Phon-
phate; and the only possible thing you
could do better (then this, would be
to apply 10 owt. per acre," •
• COMPI.ETE ENJOYMENT.
Peer Swickles thoroughly, enjoyed
life.
Tea, he enjoyed it so much Mai peo-
ple axe getting up a fund for ,his wid-
,
oW and 0.119.dren, .
MES. wutsr.,MOrsgrirrrovigistve eu been
,csert by mothers for tbetr ohillren teething. It soothe!!
jbe child, softens the sums, 4111;y1; pstn, quree wind
0010 and h thebest remedy for diorrhom. 25e; a bot -
tis. Sold by *11 druggists throughout 'the world; He
hum and sek for ' Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
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s =PAYMENT IN KIND..
silent my bottom dollar.
On a sealskin for her back;
And when she found I'd no more cash,
She then gave me the sack.
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lows Farms for sale, $2 per aors smell, Bal.
amm crop until paid. , J. maw, Sioux Olty, la
„ TESTED FRIENDSHIP.
Jackson—Heaven 'bless him! He
showed.. Confidence in me when the
clouds were clerk and threatening.
• Wilson—In what way?
Jackson—He lent me an umbrella.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fen
any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by
HatrACja. ttioarrEliNCEuvrek.
CO., Props., Toledo. 0,
We the undersigned, have known P
11'n5 Krialftts rut lt)retLif3sva%tilkoine
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
tWitivrillkald4obixt,443WIhrotlerZe• Druggists:Toledo, 0,
111V3i:floitlealgx'sigol IF; t C A N°1'7 pehrbi816:citsi:s5AR:nYolinNie r nN.tVatalhel:.1,ealaoeF
ing direetly upon Cho /Hood and mnaoils aut..
f fitheytn, ebe
by all Druggists. Testimonials free. •
Siall's Family Pills aro the best, '
EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY.
Boarder --Really, madam, I cannot
wipe Myself dry with such 9. sniall
towel. ;
Landlady—Very well; I'll tell the
chambermaid to bring you lees water.
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IT'S A STICKER for quality note he name—.
Lead packages, CEYLON TEA.
251 Ps. 40, $0 6ou,
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ONE NIGHT
druggis forit.PricelOa
Mapie Sirup cans AND OTHER SUGAR
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OF OUR STUDENTS have moonily taken gvi
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titian or nonsense. In fair oonmetition our graduates
are nearly always; chosen. Baines, men appreciate our
work, Best Commercial School in Canada. Pinter nem
Circulars free. •
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most disordered Stomaoh, Lungs, Nerrves Liveri Bl:sior.
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poncion', W., also In Paris', 14 Rue de Outtalk**, an' 4
at all Grocers, Chemists, and Stores everywhere, intim
fa., 3., 6d., 6a, 51b., 14s. Sent carriage free. Also Dd
parry's Revaienta Biscuits, in tins. Ps. Sd. asides. •
Agents for Canada: The T. Eaton Co., Limited, Tormites
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TFORD:
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Enormeus annual trade in Farm and Garden' Seeds his been at-
tained by 26 years of constant vigilanee and care, and in supplying
merchants and growers with the Very highest standard of quality
• that can be procured, and at most favorable prices consistent With
"Good. Seals," which is the first essential for a good crop.
, •
Among our many introductions of merit
le Steck Brig
CARROT
.Improved
ShOrt White -
,
fl maYbe properly called "Little
Want," Seldom exceeds six-
teen inches in length, and has
been grown to measure twenty-
seven inches in circumference j
stands nearly one-fourth oat of
ground, with it strong, handsome
top, broad and heal/ at the
shoulder, tapering evenly to a
point, as perfect as if turned, in
a lathe. The color is pale green
above ground, and a light
creamy white 'under ground ;
Seth rich white, solid, sweet and
very nutritious, tinder good
cultivation has yielded on
thousand bushels per acre.
.• As alt
Exhibition Prize Winner
It is the Peer
• Is the •
World's Champion
Because it is the Surest Crop•per
• The Heaviest Yielder
• Easiest Harvested
The Handsomest Shaped Roots
And the Very Best Field Carrot
• in existence
price (pest -Paid) per lb., 450. ib., 2$C.
lb., 150.; os.. too.
PLEASE NOTE,—Asa safe -guard to growers, WO supply th6 geRilhie "Im-
proved Short Whitt)" Carta in sealed packages only, prmted in Mims
and bearing our name and trade mark as shown in the illustration. If your
resident merchant Cannot supply you, write) to us for it. Refuse imitations _
• of our, packages and varieties attd to be "just as good,"
,
A remarkably latavy.yieldiag variety, produces •strong,. stiff straw, large,
phIMP, heavy, bright groin with thin hull, and adapted to A Vest tuvetstty
of soils; withstands Stormy Weather. vittuntt Iddgiog or shelling.
4teFrloo by mail (post,pahl) pot itt, IN.; 4 it*, ter soc , or by freight
or express (purchaser paying carriage) pock usc. ; bush k 800.1 10 bilah.
lOiS or (Ivor. '4t. rio bush, Cotton bUs. holding .4 bush.. 41 130. each.
' Write for etla CAiSICIMO. WAWA% tiSiseripikdilt and prices of the newest
Val best Vield and (loults k•loodo. 4oOtoPeo* Plow mention this popes.
"Canada's Greatest .Seed itotise
Ito STEELE„ BRICCS.'SEED CO.,