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THE CHILDREN'S BREAD
Jeremy York. •
1 "I *Will be glad. if yin Over becinne
able to bring !something
_ "My deer," Was the wife)* reply,
with the owners ot the Coelho It will : "what do Toe sUPPoeti them, childraa
• A westerly wind had crowded be a matter of tweutyeeight Minnie to ear* toe ua weer,
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HOUSEHOLD.
°Want of Watchfulness
Makes 4 Thkf.,"
— ---- . Natty c440$ of poor healilt
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conte front want of watch -
Eggs repreainat a type ot ported
the epainowi waters of the DOW4* with Mei who aM now in e Pond -Mon to view "Earn for us? You make me laugh. food; they aro noutlehingt Palatable, fleffleas Vat if you keep
414hered Yeefie N. 'The cattier, the even a aixpence tos A MY eerious _
aPParel, the (plaint bravery ot the thinie" ' Why, they "don't brim; in enythitig, cheap at this semen* of the year when
. , your blood pure no thlef can
L'ItrYe LOIdd 0. noble awl sparkling aliow ealttaili eXiilalMee with a elwery wave The4 the wise wife end Mothtt. fol. almost every one. 'They should be very steal your health.
of the melee- pageaut. The hour wait nf hio hand- lowed her hueband oitt on the front freeh for table ltfitx• and it properlY The 011e effeCtivo naturist blood purl -
41. 11410 betOre tittialoW1;1, ead the 11.114 Tile tall yOUng fellow! Witried jerelnY
ships. acid Mainers of, the last eon- " Truitt um, treat me, Mr. 'feria tho and will not for malty yesr." we want them most, and agreeable to
Tore, lowered hemeof ergo the boata it stoop as he started, his tin pail in meeked eau be eaten every daY with ger le Ilood'a Stireeperille. Meer
of Warta reel giery fast the giant
headlaad, went iu ft t neture ot dark entalibundieeaapparently elithe lege hand, fOr hie work. She afterward I pleasure ine well as impunity. disa.ppOinte.
gold to the %eolith, and thence pale Aft gage Ile lloala-waa banded down to him told. me, being a point brave' kinswcea The Wannest' way to cook an egg unpuro guockt.,.., my wue eageece
author to the ettetern sea -line, with a ler tile skipper ; he flourlithed his hat; n of Miller what she hail seid to the is _to boil it. Byt , ., n.,,,s n
the throat calved by impute Weed. fihe
there is a right and with pain end dbitrees from an affeet100 Of
hot gripe:Jou bead of Maud here And the tirew .oe the brig, Pomo of whom nta_
there vageety defined upian the deli- were at work upon the torecastle and father of her olilitiren. a WrOng. WaY Kt oo even 88 8434'49 1. was oilmen In dearer when *he turned ta
mad in "Do you. think, Jobe," she began, thing as this. Usually, the egg is
cate red:lance, whilst' the horizon ran tieme aloft, gave him a cheer;
with a lige aa °fear as though !scored a Inonient ot two he wall Wing 'weld "that I could work hard et beim here Plunged into boiling water and lett
with the weep ot the leg ot 1 pair shatewarde by the vigoroua arms of all day without tbe pay the children's, there three minutee for a "soft beli-
ef mempaintee, a. rape of eal oa men pretty ways give me ? You. have your ed " ana from eight to ten ruinutee cured me at scrofula. 1 was week snd de. e. al ; ore n e SaMe oitin tling pro- duped a ao
vel Style of taki
'floated in a Pipe at noon ftt the foundry. L ileae for a " hetet-boiled" egg. jil the first bilitMed bat It Made Me strong and well. Portione It would take ,eji the eea . al P -0-0a a.,....
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fewer tic we one the Mara • graPhe bleb la 1 " II h t
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0/11 THE OCIiNti.
.rew entilsties About How Merle Waiter
levee sit Eise. plarcreel *es,
• km observant man onott tin:oinked
Met M:oilt ineu seers ta be me ignorant
about the else of the meg as they are
of the dietatim between the heavenly Leill peckagos. . CEYLON TEA. 23."40. to
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plaints* Sere ere * few huts; The „
Patine covers 00,000,000 miles; the At -
*outlet SWUM end the Iodise Oman*
Matto end Antsretio. Ammo. To
otow away the eoetante of the Peolflo
it would he Alkaileiri 0) fill a tank
one Mile long, one milfs wide ;tad one •
mile deep ever* usy xor Yeas, ROI;
ha figures, the Pacific holds 'weight
048,000,000,000,000,044 toes. The ,Ate
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A SOON .FOR' THE LAME!
THE IVEY PATENT EXT$11$100 'NOS_ .044
OWdelle trr Secure ihenddreas Prover, bun* Med aad tradliso varraealrhise. hitt
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•• utvk. hare no troublu to scuidate others et ige value. —
Teo 1.4h:orlon is by ler the beet ot its maitre tato p'smas Ca the Markst, sad astable.
' the me. rer to ask. milled,' to walk With vis santifort, te weer telY erdoteri more
wolf liven Oulu OKI thyme ',wilt AMOCO thelr,a1Ont ItIrtWaste trivady, nenotein.
Macula Airco to 411. 24.0. rue oriod ugents. Au4re$
lentie averages it depth of not quite follgte Iran* in BAY MELT,
TOR0t110, CANADA,
Hood Bersapart Fax bottles of this liabirieittitaiwiloetrikt.alhtsavewaetaeor:awtelitg::::0000400.e.: --
Wroxuas, (telt, Ont. • An/MAIT 1110TOGRAPHY,
Iscroetha --stucco, geralipernie bait . miles long. The figure* oll the other A Paris photographer has introe proof. /sok I I. %glare 110. ether. Res.
never borates is guereateed Water.
11 SWIM IMMO" lateidateely
medecent completely cured eere, „Tem, etel,000,000,000 tone. end tank to con. -
rat Robber OlotInug 00,, 2.5.04
heptember, Tbere were searce i; •
than three hundrea sails et OVeSSOIS showering of brilliaut points to the II- the babY's laugh, I just anatilb, HMO, Place, the• Mate of the egg is -Cooked
Us h t ung gliuun John, to sit A minute, wiping off oneVenly, that next the yolk often hot me." BARAD E. MOOT. AftnapAlltl, N. S.
Atter a eevere cold bad eatarthal fever. wa or in t world E,000 WO years to
would have to measure eearly 1,000
to the easterly test of the water. Tney tbe horizon, with,bere and there A te d d 1 t k b • d ' k • ' '1
W e ea lei mummy pbotb-
graphY." The subject is swathed in
Manual eerements, put into a genuine
sarcophagus imported from. Cairo, and
Pletured in an upright position, .A,
smiling, living faoe looking out from
embroidered grave clothes gives en odd
effect. No Prenob actrestee aftIOD la
complete withoilt a counterfeit pre.
sexament of her OWD. Patiallnar, '
g n resorted to thle medleineand 'toured flow over Niagara. .6. tank to hold. it
geotly straiteing at their 'hemp cablee quid d k t e h tutees above
mt ee long each of itst sides,
n , e su s ou my Apron, ao a e up eing coagolate , while the yol is in
beg eome together aa it by magic, for rounclebroweil cloud witla 0. eheen oho . a...0 __ _y from the floor, and pley a State et uature, having keen mere.
thee _Morning the historic tract' of it like the head of a snow-oloud X Glia 4AXEI 13111
wetere had steePed. harp to the white to obeeure a narrow epoce of the with hint; he -fondles ray neck, he ty warmed' a little. ROLLER YACHTING.
• terraces ot the porelandee whilst now aParkling dome. The Foreland Boated orows, he tries to talk, he makee the The hard-bolied egg is literally hard,
the multitudinous sbipping showed wan a]ad massive from the white wash •
like A forest epoo the see, gay witit ef the water et its base, then tiliNtittii. (11211Ple'S his cheeks, he shows me hin and 'the white eepecially ie indigeste Heod's Pala dam neer 111e; the non•Irrnating end ,111 .."`"
t th h • mina' best • `only eathegtis to take with. llood's Senator/11a
the 11'4,01.
fluttering PennOne, delicate as a int darkly to the flat land uPon ee cane 'Teen e put eimeeown awe e.
at I ort . *toed is Only Coo Strel lo
of. peoelling with the wondrous in- were greuped" the housee of tbe town drop my poor tired elbows on my`knees. Te boil eggs soft, try this plan:
tricames of the rigging, brilliant with of DeAl, whose foreabore at this aho-
the red sheen. of the waning himluartt meat winked with its row ot lame% 444 watch hint for five minutes more Lay them in eaucepan and eather
• upon glass and brass; upon the writhe or fs elm illumination in places of - as he playa between my weary old feet. more than cover them witb boiling we..
Then John get up refreshed. and
Mg of gilt -work upon quarter-galler. email lozenge -paved windows, ahd a
t L L th d th wae
finish tile' houeework. Juet aa "' "314' w °
ter wilt keep just below the boiling
leant for teu minutes, Thee, when
broken, the white will be found to be
jelly-like, and the yolk, though not
hard, will be. copiced. They will be much
like boiled eitetard, and will have quite
a iiifferent flavor to the palate.
Eggs that are *tranted hard should
be boiled slowly for twenty minutes.
The yolk will then be mealy, and it
Will be perfectly digestible, so much
No that physicans trequently order
boiled. eggs lof„ this kind for their pit -
Heats. •
Baked ego make a nioe. breakfast
dish. Butter a pie -plate and break til-
t° it as many eggs as you wish Pee-
per and salt each yolk, and lay a, bit
of butter in, it. Set in the oven till
the whites are firni, whioh will take
about fifteen minntes.
Poached eggs end dropped eggs are
one and the same in the cook's vocabu-
lary. Put an many muffin rings into
the pan as nu have eggs, to cook and
les and castellated sterns; upon LA- brighter_ streak of light striking
numerable „ figuni-heads of failtastie through an, open door. High and dry
'` device; them. yellow spars where the upon the shingle ,rested groups of
. expiring flames in the weat trembled boats; and at intervals, as Yorit Alta
in veins of burnished bkase• preached the beaoh, he would •catch a
old-worle Beene of thrs kind is noise like to a rash of water upon
not to be 'Matched • newadaYs. Tile shingle, and Mark some little fabric
, iron (matt has entered. tbe souk of the newly launolied, swiftly Making off on
marine, aud all is dull,. flat, prosaic. a small buccaneering cruise of its own
Ships of fifty fashions filled tlie amongst the ahipping, or maybe to in-
. Downs that evening. There was the tercept some shedew hoveripg past the
towering three -decker, grand as Goodwins with hex hold full of talks,
palaise abaft, with handsome galleries tea, and spirits, to be "run" before the
and spleen:eta% windows trembling to meriting, and under the noses, tete of
Ile lustre that rose to them from off the lookout aboard" the firsterate, and
the running water, the red. °oats pf *the revenue people, trudging, solitary
' marine,s 'dotting the white lines that and auete,re, along the tail Lefts' edge
crowned her adamantine defences,' or the long low line of beach.
shrouds as thick as cables soaring to "Many people In Deal just now V"
huge rouud tops; from whittle higher York inquired of one of the boatmen.
and higher yet, rose topmast and top- "Town choke full, oi allow," was the
gallant-Ataats and roCalemaet bato mir- answer. "Take them there -stilial,"
eines of airy delicacy, from whose cane with a nod in the starlight towards
' fl thd the pere the 'phantasmal huddel over the stern
You have Mashed your Inrush and
pipe and gone back to molding. Don't
You. thilik the bahy Billy brings me
his pay tor all his food, my dear old
num 7"
John hail to aoknowiedge that he
had never lookea ar it in that light be-
fore, Then my brave omelet, for Att
ShA ifle %vaunted her lessen, at another
tinae; I think, one Sabbath afternoon
when John. "was at home with leisure
to listen. ' •
"Now, tay good mah, look at little
Edgar just trudging off to his school -
day by de.i. Why, he' earns his food
in .beitigaa He gives me coup.
age to be faithful. L would often. sinh
down and give up put for the children;
theY are loY better than medi-
cine; they give eou. manliness, for 'were
it not for the children you might be
a lazy good- or -nothing, not thinking
it worth whi e to struggle any longer,
t th hi t the Mate T -here of the, bowt; "one person from each Don't you. see? And Attie, nOW. Our
Was tko „East Inditunan, outward craft 'ud be more% enough to over -
..„_..bound, newly brought tip,' scarce. flow us, and You'd eaY thee -one-third
ly less , tool' 14 her way than ot every ship'? aompany out yonder had
• the first-rate, . with. Sohn Com- come asbore.'
Ps IIS'es house -flew at the maid under "A bother)" oried the young fetiow,
the aog-hane that glanced like a /streak a 'little. petulantlY; "small prospect of
of fire to theeraining of the splendour my hiring. a bed, if it be as you seta --
beyond the Hue of coast, the red flag D'Ye think there's a chance of my note
at her peak, the grinning Of °eh- ting a night's xest in your town?" '
non along her sides, the glitter Of uni- "Whey not," answered the other
forms upon her hearter-deck, and rows boatman gruffly. "Ye're a seafaring
of lively hearties aloft open her topSail , Man battier, and there 'ought to be
yerds snugging the spaces laf white I marten soft. plenk properefor. sailor's
cloths into lines of snow. ' There were' bones to be found vacant at Deal." •
the little, hilander bound to the Medi- "No planking it for Ma net if there's
terranoati, rigged with a long lateen InittrASS tO hired.r: cried York.
yardr, upon her mainmast; the high- "Suffer such a fever as has kept me
" &corned Pink; the round -bowed shinty wasting -for sth Months in Valparaiso,
snow; the gallery of a hundred and and'. you'll wish your skeleton mar -
fifty tons,. whose long low hull, with rowlesd, that it might give over ach-
ports for sweeps. gave her a most. '
piratioal look, with a militant fancy 'There are tans enough, anyway,"
to folloW nn of a:breathless calm and said one of :the Men. "Troy Mother,
Puddell's first. She keeps tbe sign of
a, a a stagnated vessel, towaads winch tine
•- same galley, is impelled by her bug, • the Oat at' Nine Tails, Snadoivn way.
oars. as though ehe were some vast There should be a chance there; and
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deadly' marine insect sobtly theeeh 0111. tell ye whoy; her liquor's mist
swiftty stirring to the impulse of its -bad. She's beknown for that, 'soides
antennae. • . high tarms. 'Tenet that I name her
The scene was full' of light and life. 'eaahe I love her; but when Li sick -
Standing on Deal beach. so quiet. was gent wants a bed, he ain't geing to bh•
everything ashore, so still this hour of hindeied by a shilling too much, let
suridown, you would have heard a
O ' blending of innumerable soundit oof t_ call for %him to drink."-, • •
ened into music bynistance-theatrains As the man spoke, the boat's keei
of .fiddles in the' nearer craft, the - grounded on the shingle, and the hit-
eolces of men Sing in g, tee, pleasant tle craft. swept broadside to the beach,
noise of bells, the clank and rattle of York, picking. up his bundle, stepped
winches and capstans and windlaases out, and inquired the fare. The boat -
the chorustage of lungs of leathei Anfin demanded six •shillings. • ,
ptowing the canvas, the Shrill chirp- .8se :here," 'aid be, Pulling eat a
Inge of boatswains' whistles. Then. on halCagtualee piece, "this is all the
a suadeq broke the sudden . Muth money I possess, and I shall have no
thunderaof a gun from the line -of -bat- Pl6re'-until I can beg, borrow or steal
' tle•shhe. It was instantly followed, hy it- itt I deduct six shillings from this
the graceful drooping of the many.. Whet does it leave noel"
Alone a qulaity o' liquor there's no
coloured bunting to right anchleft de-
noting the hour of. sunseta. and now
alre, masthead and gaff end showed bare of
aa'a-a" • • the bunting that had but a little before An altereation followed; York was
made the mass of sinpping appear like resolve& the boatmen importunate
a Bootleg eithaof-bannera; end high and clamorous, end presently offen-
above the -congregation of masts the sive. Other boatmen were attracted by
towering fabrics of the three -decker the noise, and soon there was a crowd
loomed grim and forbidding upon the of Deal men listening to the shouts of
darkriese of the evening stealthily their two brethrea and the cold. de-
oreephig like some dark curl of breeze termined remonstrances of Mr. Jeremy
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At last the tall young fellow"eried
out; "Make it for shillings, then, and
You shall be paid." The others agreed;
the half -guinea was changed into
silver; and York walked away, followed
curiously by -the eyea of the group of
men who had aissembled, •
"Tall enough for a Maypole," said
one of them.
".What's his sect?" exclaimed an-
other. "Looks as if his hair growed,
from WOman's head." .
"Smite me," cried one of the two
boatmen who had pulled the young
fellow ashorea.alf ever I takes a job
again without Bret 'Agreeing withi the
Party as to terms. A. dirty four shfl..
BO But what's a Man to dew? Re outs
with his half-guines. piece and says his
all the money be's got in the world;
and who's to know that it ain't a forg-
ed bit WWI But that's Billy Tucker's
consent, who's got the coin.' Re spat
with disgust and lurched off, on white]
the group broke np, and made in sev-
eral detachments for the various public -
houses or inne in Reach Street.
- To be Continued.
"Give us teem ' end the men.
"Three," he answered; "for God's
sake, doe't take advantage • of a, sick
sailor I"
out of the east. • . •
Whilst the Millen explosion of the
gun was echoing along the Sandwich
plains, a large, exceedingly handsome
beig, that hod beea quietly pushing
- her vva.y into the heart of the shipping,
helped rather hy the tideathan by the
faint .fannings aloft., hauled up her
courses aitd let go all halliards; and
a nainute after her anohor fell from
- the catheed and she swong quietly to
the drag of her cable. She was from
down Channel, a homeward bounder;
but those were the ambling days of
. trede; ao fuss was made over what we
now call prompt 'despatch, It was mere -
I/ a queetion of how the wind sat;
and a six weeks' detention in the
Downs was accepted as a • coramon-
Place inoidtat in a voyage from the
Thames to foreign parts.
A few minutes after. the brig's an-
chor had been. let go, a signal was
made to the shore for a, boat. The twi-
light was yet abtoad; the line of the
land dark against the rusty crimson
of the west ; the flag was to be• read-
ily deacried, and there was a flutter-
ing of air etill to Make conspieuous
thing ot the hunting, amid the con-
gregation of colourless boars and
meets, amid which, here and there, you
already law the twinkling of a cabin
letup or ot a lantern swinging pendia-
lumelike from, the fore -stay. t
A tali young fellow of some three or
four and twenty. years og age Stood
in the gahgWay of the brig, impatient-
ly gazing shorewards. Eft wAs 'distinct.
ly handsOnte, spite Of a certain hag.
gardnese .atid hollowness that seemed
to betokea a considerable spell of
nese. Hiti eyee were large, dark and lug-
• Weis, fullaef intellionce, and, as one
should say, of softnees elect. He ateed a
little above six feet, but with tbe
stoop of a man wbo had not yet been
able to ittiffen himself out of a Tots
te.rin: of prostrating eicknese.
hair was long and abundant and curl-
ed plehtifully upon his ehoulders and
back ; ttn oddity in kith, engage at
least a' ehore-goitig eye, accuatoMed to
'the perukes and haws awl 'tyes" of tne
streets. Ile waS hebitiel plainly hi. a
coat with vast cuffs and poekets and
Metal buttona, erbridon breechee,
Ouse gray stockings, and shovel-shatre
ed. sheee heave with large plate buck- ruficeiace bonne which the achieve.
ea. His hat waa a thretecornerea blents of our Canadian bridee would
look like saminee. There were thirty
fair, and from time to time he fenned
three tea gowne, nut to !meek of
, hie face with it, whilst he continuisd
wetth eteadfastly and anxiouely- iting goVeina carriages gowne, dtate
gowne, provided in like profueion, and
, the appeoach of a boat from 'Deal the JetVels WOUId Make even a queee
beAch.
°Here tomes something that • look; - °Pero boats Pale with envy.
like e putt, at laeit, Mr. York," nt.. The marriage ceremony took place at
elaimed tile skipper of the brim sp. the paltted of the grandfather, end an
keen followed it. Then
proachink him-ot broad -beamed, bul- elaborate lune
ottani lednichee took the bridal party
let -headed bit of a Mall, standing On
oval shanks and retrying a face /weed over to the BeYsa /mine, the'AsiatiC
tut the flag he tattled under. "Hope shore...A rigidly chided state eartiage
yoteit pick up tothore, / do. Remo- met the huts, and into It, the dose.
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GI1ZAT TITIMIS8 'WEDDING. ,
A Turkish wedding has just °warred
at Constantinople. The bridegroom
wait'Djaird Bey and the bride was the
granddaughetr ot Ireptan Pasha, Min -
later at Marine, and the only Turk
ivho auccessfully and constantly bul-
lies the Sultan. • This grand -father is
mermaid, wealthy, and Meob Min-
imum, the bride, is his fa.volite, eo the
wedding was a very gorgeous affair.
Of course Djaird Bey never ssw hia
bride're face until after the wedding,
but reports say that it le worth seeing.
the girl fa a radiant beauty, vvhich is
natural enough, for her mother,
Iltimide Mane= is the Turkish belle
of Conetanthlople and a power in the
kingdom. The Idea of the bowstring
and stack for rebellious witres
apply to Elareide. She has buried one
husband and divorced three, and hits
Merely started upon her cereer. Her
daughter is mid to have inherited ber
temper AS well tie her beauty, so the
- outlook for Djaird Day is stormy.
The bride's trousteau was of using.
her my worde--If yon -feel able to ehip b" Muffled bride Was bundled, with her
' ' ere / am resdy • Mother, who, 111uSt have been a great
' eorafort to her daughter. The bride-
tnsail, end that's givingzion from now
to; Desionner, wily, ell t t / can say groOM rode ahead on a prancing white their size in White glOvell. for It has our little girl, whom we looked Win
is, there's a berth reedy for you." steed. When the house wee reached been decreed in Paris that tan and as doomed to an early grave."
the bridegroont led tbe bride to the other tinted gloves In glace kid and Dr. Willisros' Pink Vile are ft *Mlle
. "I am heartily obliged to you, eir• stete thaMber, Where he lifted hey ellede ere eminently correot. This for dimities arising front an' irapoteer.
for the offer, said the other; "end /
thaak you :rein the, dototho of 171 Sotil yell, end, for the first time, saw her will give the economical Woman a tithed condition of the bleod or shat-
ter the kindtleaa yotete done ine.-In. face, ',floe he escaped, and went out chance to weer Hun glovee and not tered nerves, ouch as St, Vitus' dance,
siol thretW pennies to the beggeri. The epend ell her patrimony on glove* or loeoroOtor ataxia, rheuttuttient, paralY.
deed, -Captain Settle, 1 Abell never for- bride motinted a threne, 00 a rallied PaSS through the wOrld with e linger. els, itietioa, the after effuts of le
get you; and if I am. mud to goiag
neseiloring rtgalti bY VeeetAber... yon dal& and we* exhibited for three mg odor of gasoline ,sbout low. Of griPpe, headache, Monne& eryenteles,
moy yetkon mo ray,s44y, sir, ,to upon hour*. Throngs of fueits efillle IA and MUMS, *arid,' if plessent, is *tempt 15OranIB lAte. They are saso a stogie
Ments after thin Patter* *Wit the cigarette& Ths tr011014110. was laid monomitel women, White glace km restoring the glow of health to pale
was out for their edIfieethin, too. , gloves clon better thin tinted ones, end eallow eheeks. Protect yourself
. boat approached; Drafted? It Evidently it TOrkisb wedding is a as there Ifs no denser of their fading. siotinet imitations by insisting that
alongside, and the tali yam% fellow
minable, anooeventionel affair, a great The quickest way to 111110V6 the odor every box beers the full name Dr. Wit.
whom the oeptain had Addtslosed Se
•• / shall "dormer to be in London ern Cultiotne, for every OM% friend and Olkaleat In Gale war, will lose the odor Your &tiler does not have them they
** b* mat * niotwit by tbs, u,,,Th., end am the show, Tins doirntrodelen may be hung neer a fire, sere being hot or six boxewfor SAO 1.311 ainitees-
eldest girl. How pretty she Is grow -
iris to be. . Thank Heaven for the
young lady ! •Ah, when. I look at her
think I want to live and see what a
handsome, beautiful, good woman•she
will .grow . to be 1 • When I feel faint
I look at her ; that revives me, for I
must not and leave her mother-
less, To he sure, her dresses cost a
good deal more tban a year ago; but,
ah 1 she is life to mei Why Jahn, if
I aid any value to yeah credit it 1,o
julia. 1 should die without her."
No man Can value the service Id bis
children. do not Mean in the earti-
lags they 'bring in! Alas! for those
homes wheire children are deliberhte-
ly set to werk, outside the holm to
,earn and bring in I I am indeed com-
passionate for the very poor, to whom
this auxiliary help is an absolute ne-
cessity. But I would rebuke the
strong and captible who needlessly put
the children to work, who snatch them
frora school, who eigure the earliest
minute at Whioh they can be "bobbin'
bOY,'" or "tend shop," dr hoe corn. As
if God did not give the child a right to
be•a child! ,As if, in being a child, he
was net ai truly eaening hie. blatedati
we adults in our MaRlY. tasks. The
ottild's childhood. The right
of dePendenew is his by divine law.
Each of us in turn had that right.
What we do for our ebildren pays our
tO oar parents, leach generation
comes into.the world with..a niortgage
on the earth, willed to it hy the grand-
father generetion. . The child's.grand-
father rests easy in his narrow house
only whim his son has paid tha debt
to his son. If one be childless, be
ought either to adopt a child -not a
pet dog; we owe nothiag LO dogs -or
give .generously to the orphan asyliim
or home for destitute' chi Id rein
13y• each waketul night that parents
spend with. their sink ones, they, the
parents, pay for their own teeth and
the bread the teeth masticate. By
each little ,coat the parents buy they
'pay for their owe small coats and
frocks of infano. tie all the. sacri-
fives to rear a child prebity and
honor -which, Heaven knows, in some
heroic homes ia a measureless sacrifice
-they do the noblest earning of. their
own loaf.
Why, think of it If . Was the magnia
hewn globe made just for us ? What
would bappen if the race would not
oberisla its infancy? To. be. Governoi
or President is less than toabe father
and mother. The noblest work on the
kot-stOol is keeping life on it. Par-
ents cheat and ,defeat the hUogrY
grave of Oblivion, which is swallowing
all things mortal 1 PArents assert that
the world shall go on I Parents twig,
old Time by the nose and langn at his
soythe. Parents pledge Mlles yet to
be,' tielibi yet to blossom, books yet to
be written, discoveries yet to be made,
civilization not to diet Parente stand
an one tilde; Destruction and Desola-
tion, twin terants, heand upon the. oth-
er. The latter tbreatens the earth tO
become a tomb, the. former defy them
with the warm, eager, hopeful, life of
' infantile humanity. And the children
earn their bread by coming and tarrY.
ing with us, by 'promising to survive
Ay, and children earn by Suffering,
God witness! They begin life with un-
merited pains. They eat with pain;
they 'suffer oft in silence; or if they
speak they cennot be understood nor
helped. Children pass long years of
this hilmaz existence with but the
most limited enjoyments; theY Can hilt
eat and sleep and be warmed. You,
grown man, would if pay you t`or the
trouble of drawing your breath to have
but these three privilege: I "The best
oared -for children are much neglect-
ed! A thousand thoughta are in their
minds; e thousand questione, which
trotible the little brains, and yet no
reply nor satisfaction for year's. No one
can doubt the thinking of a little ohild;
but in finding an Answer ha barns his
tiny hand. And who shall !speak of
the world et want and mihery that the
children of open neglect endute, ter
the sake of growing up and taking our
places, to keep the wbeele of this world
a -running. •
Children teach patience; they com-
pel sweetn.ess of temper; they are
wholehome monitors against, greed
whett they ory "Divide the loaf ht They
keep us in practice of affeetion or ottr
old hearts would grow soutt Did bale-
ful by the World's many mins of vine-
gar. Children tarn their bread by
asking us "Who and where is God?'
"Whither la heaven?" "Tell me of my
little deed brather 1"a By these hal-
lowed preachments they direct our sor-
did mule en high as no clove:Lan eine
Childrenat players for us are higher -
winged then known. The ehildren
gone before to the Better Lend are ever
drawing us after. The prieelem value
of our night. of dreams, of •• the child
Pour in a quart of boiling water, add-
ing a teaspoonful ,Of sat. Set the Pan
where the water will boil gently and
break an_agg in eabh ring. Cook till
the whites set, pour .off the water,
take out the muffin rings and lift the
eggs to la hot platter with the aid of
your pancake turner. Serve on squaree
oi buttered toast.
EffEll are iteratahled by breaking
them into hot butter, and as -soon as
they begin to set, stixring them all
together with a knife, Just ea aeon
as.the whites seem done, the eggs are
done and shottld go to the 'table, via a
ti.ot dish; instanter, ,
Another way of making a scramble ie
to beat five .eggs with a generous ta-
bleepoonful of melted.butter, a small
teaspoonful et. salt, and half a 9ip of
sweet inilk,.with a dust of white pep-
per, Cook in the doubee boiler. air-.
ring eonstantly until a creamy masa
la termed, when it is done•and should
go to the table immediately.
- A Baked thnelet.-Beat seven eggs
well. Then heat a pint of iniak to the
•point, put into it a tablespoonful
of butter and it scant teaspoonful of
stilt, and next a tablespoonful of flour
rubbed emooth in Li:little cold milk.
Pour into the dieh containing the eggs
and stir fast and herd till well mixed.
Pout into a buttered earthen diah and
bake in a verv hot oven. It will -puff
up light and high and must go straight
from oven to table/ or lt will fall "flat
as a pancake."
NOTES.
A lady who undertook to grow t.he
passion 'Dowel', Paselhora incarnate, in
the lulalse• haft very good enemies with
it, her first failures, due to leek of
A • Sufering
• .0
Wilt. WM. fileICAlt CLIFFORD, N. S.,
TELLS OF HIS DAUGHTER'S CURE
Ake Man First A angkeri Vflitt Aeate Rhea
• snInttasu, .Follsteved by rd. Vitut* 'Donee
tit n Severn irontt -*ler Parents Thanks
Sur Vould Nos Recover. • •
.
Prom the Enterpaise, Bridgewater,.
N. S. • --a- • '
. Wm. Moltay; Esq.-, a' well known
end much respected farmer and mill
man at Clifford, Linienburg Co.,
relates the following wonderful cure
effected in his family by the tweet Dr.
Willhinis' Pink Pills: -"About three
years ego my little daughter Ella, then
a ohild of ten Year% was attacked with
aeute rhetnnatism. -was terribTy
badease; far nver • a month Attie Was
confined to.her. bed; and during most
of the time -was latterly helpless, lia•
ing unable to turn in bed, or in fact to
move. atall without help, She could
not even hold anything in her hand.
All power or use Ober limbh had en-
tirely gone and the pain she suffered
was fearful. ' By constant attention
after .a month or 30 she began to gain
a little strength, and after a while lin-,
proved enough to be taken out of bed
and:oven walked around a bit after a
fashion by means of a support. tiut
tklW She 'Was seised with a worse ail..
meat" than the iheumatism. Her ner-
vous • system gave way, appeared
completely shattered. She shook vim,
lently all the time, worild tumble
down in trylug to walk. • In attempt-
ing to drink from a cup her hand
shook so as to spilt the, contents all
over herself. S‘he was a pitiable ob-
jeet. The doctors ware called to her
again and said she. had St. Vitus'
dance in' the worst form, She took
the medicine prescribed and followed
the instrudtione of her physielan for
some time, but without apparent bone.
fit. She wasted away almost to A
skeleton and We gave her ttp fon lost.
About this tiMe. I read in a paper an - knifehunder and cut them away -from
account ot'a gteat cure Of nervousness the bone. Itoaste of beef should be
effected by JDr. William' Pink Pills carved in very thin slices, OrOSS the
end resolved to try them I bought grain.
six boxes and the little girl began
using theme The good effeets of the The question of a public park for
first , box were quite aPnarent Drogheda ie Agate cropping up..
and when four bona were Used,
ahe Seemed so • much iMprOVed.
. Save during the -rainy aeason Lake
•soffielent heat. She found 'it VW'. • Leftiy, in Western Amitralia, is quite
ently half, if pot whollY, hardy -a -that dry. But as the water evaporatee as
is, it stood frosts without giving up the the hot weather approaebesaa emootb
ghosh Ovid when*. filor n°°W °asset she gluey floor of orystelliee eat is de -
put it in the cellar, the stems were posited. Thoae living on 'the shores
still green and she has hopes of being
able to keep it Over, She alive Violc's
Magazine: •
• Tub Japan pipli is a bienolni that is
fine for cutting for bouquets. A paper
of tesed of " double mixed" gave fiftY
plants only two of whion were aimilar.
They differ in size and color and. shape
growing a great variety. The seeds
germinate euiekly in the house, and
as they are hardy will endure more cold
than moat eeedlings. They must be
hardened before traneplanting bY leave
tag them in the open air both day and
night. - .
The late Empress ot Austria was
very fond of flowers, end at her Villa
Achilleon an the isle or Corfu had a
huge field. of roses, con:Wising 20,000
bushes, of all kinds andeolors. A trel-
lised walk covered with climbing nois-
ette and niphetos roses inclosed the
field, and the flower -laden branohes
met and interlaced overhead and then
fell in. perfumed thowers almost to the
ground. The rose.garden is so planned
that it has the least possible appear-
ance of design.
As instance of tbe rapid growth of
the rubber tree, FLOUR Elastica, a lady
writes 0 a floral magazine that from
a Mitt cue in 1894, she had four years
later ,a•tree ten -feet. high, with 141
leaves and aiitem six and a quarter
inches in circumference. This is one of
the most -stater orour" nenartientar
plants, rankiog next to the palms.
TOMATOES.
• Stewed TomatoesePour wa-
ter over the ton:L.00es and then remove
the skillet Chop them fine and mit
them he a double boHer without the
addition of -water. Season with salt,
pepper, butter. onion, a little sugar, if
youllie, one tablespoonful of crackers
or toasted bread and stew one hour,
Sruffed and Baked Egg'Plant-Cut
egg plants in half, lengthvvise, and
parboilt hem in„ salted water. S000p
out most Of the -interior and mash it
up. Seation with egge, onion, salt,
Pepper, butter, two. teespoonfuls of
bread. ernnibs mid e4Lher chopped chiek-
en or geated ham and ehopp.ed break-
fast bacon. Mix vvell together. Fill
the hulls with this dressing. Sprinkle
the top with bread, crumbs and. a. lite
tie clarified butter. Lay them in a
buttered, tin and bake fifteen rainutes.
If you have mushrooms •at hand, they
ate also nice to 'odd. ,
Pried Egg Plant -Parboil egg plants
in boiling Sated, water with one table-
spoonful 'of vinegar or lemon. Cook
until tender. Peel, mail and drain.
Lop eovfetcyracpkiaetr clam et,g.gt,wPoialPeat teanddegognse,
butter, pepper and salt to taste. Mois-
ten with milk, form into einal'eakee
and fry brown_ In hot fat.
Pried- Egg 'Plant, • No. 2, -Cut egg
plant in slices one-tbird inch thick,
paring each piece. Lay, it „in salt and
water over night; The next morning
take from the water, drain and wipe,
Then butter the slices•of egg Plant, dip
in beaten egg and cracker dust and fry
light brown in .hot butter. Seati021
With. Seat and pepper.
SEILL IN CARVING.
Before coninaenoing to wave see that
the 'meat is placed on the dish as it
should be end that ali strings and
.akewers are removed before It hi
brought to the table. Make sure that
your knife Is sharp and has a good
edge before commencing, fa it ia
er ewkward fint a, Woman to use the
steel at 'the table. Turkey, chicken,
goose and, duck should be placed on
the dish with their heads to the left.
Sraall birds, suck es grouse or par..
tridges, ahould Owed across the
dish with their heads farthest from
you,
A leg of mutton or veal should be
carved with the thickest part toward
the back of tthe dish, a shoulder of
motton or veal with the thickest part
up, and a sirloin met 'or a rib toast
should have the baekbone at the right
of the dish, •
The sirloin steak should have the
tenderloin next to the carver, a fillet
of beef should have the thiekest end
at the right side of the dish, and. a sad-
dle of mutton should be placed with
the tail_ end to the left of the carver.
The positions. naentioned should be
carefully observed if one expects to do
good work in this line.
To carve a leg of mutton or larab
place the fork firmly in the tole'turn it
in tovvard you and cut thin, even gime
through to the bone ; then slip, the
that the pills were. disecintinued. '" Rare Chaim°
She kept on improviog and after a few To cultivate a calm, hopofal apirit lies
weeks was as Well aa ever. We were in the nee of Putnetfa's Painters Corn
told that the eure would riot last, that Extraotor. It never fails. It niakes act
it wee only same powerful ingredient sore ispots On the flesh anti IS there.
in the Pills which Was ' dedelTinfr fore painless. It relieves promptly.
that ht keeping ail Christmasee now in and that aftev it tone the child would
heaven, la worth kshipload of bread be worse than ever. All this has.
of this perishing earth. . proved false, for now nearly three
Mem God for what the ohildren earn! Years she has had unbingen goad
-Hartley Ifatker. health, nerves as Strong ea they are
,........—....h -,-e---- ' Made, and stands sthool work and
, Anotyr or.ovV. houeehold work as well as a mature
person, We have no doubt about Dr.
Minds need no longer look twice Williaras' Pink Pills restoriag to tis
thn Ahltab ertichte looked her over, ve Ile they ate jam welcome, but it is doubtful If tinted ter the iroubteel peoulier to the eoliths
TbAy coatinbod trammels econet. end sherbet, drank coffee, and eMoked - gloves will prove a benefit to the eyetem, building anew' the blood and
Mt. York prospered to aimmend. hreprovement apori toneervative wait. of gasoline is by heat. A rumen, Hems' Mak Pills for Pals people. If
week ato a‘xtp.• ha avgaimad, fo6 *like, is free to etteed the function If proem& with a hot !roe. Gloves will be mut, Post paid. at BB max A
yoplss ann t true, eapseveaqi lea Tat* has mime cimipensetione, after taken, Of roonrim,r, Unit they ate en. hug the Dr. Williaress Glui, Co.,
• forget to vat in goodt iv fee me
11404 dry. Brookville, Ont.
•
•
have fottod means of utiliZing thia•
All, boate which sail, on the lake
whin 'Possihle are, during the dry siea.
son, fitted with four. wheels, mid thus
are enabled te continue their travels.
As Lake Lefroy hats an area of over
• IV P
CALVERT'S
col -song Distanfootan fa. Songs, dint
moot. Tooth Powdora, *tow hare boon
me e and diplomas for aupeidor,
exCu: lance. yelplar ma provost infeetl•.
:41111;4.9:Ms &A:UM:4f V4:0% Unpit"
F. 0, CALVERT. & CIL,
aaasupettaran, • • itsnaLeNo
100 miles, and the enrrounding 'men- . MONTREAL
The.“ Sabnoraho Free Bus Als'
try la extremely rough, this meeile
• 1040 up.
great fuming in. expellee; lithott hind
time. The speed attained by these
wheeled_ eachts is very eensiderable,
though not quite equal to the pace of
the lee yachts so popular in this coun-
try.
"A Thleir of Beauty le a Joy." •
Nerviliae ie a joy also. No remedy in
the world equals it. aTeuralgia and
rheumatism are telieved, alltaost in-
stantly and minor aphex3 and pains are
oured by a single application. Nervi -
line is sure to cure.
MARRIED witIN J3ETTER OPP.
Married men, accOrding to a German
investigator, live longer then bushel',
ors, and de 'less likely to beconie in-
sane. Another argument.for raatra-
mony is found in the feet that there
are 38 criminals among every 1,000
bachelors, while among married men
the ratio is only 18 ,per 1,000.
.
B S ltmr
IT rex 11,711 MO to th
- Sold by all d ruggistS. 50c.
.
IA, TOUGH LOT. .
„ gay, that wasn't asparagua you sold
pte the other day, '
elereaCUTTitic9oSoClgtUO4orit":11o.:.r114Vidtall4,
Stamnierers7:01SSES
Dr Arnett. Berlin who will dont itle.y.1.1711.1.V.; Orr. t:
moot; SENSE KILLS Reecho!, lited
pugs. Rata And Mine. Sold b7
Dragglita• Queea W. Toronto.
The Dawson Domm'ssion Do.. Limited,
.uo. Dirt% wreie.mantitat our: rsorztok
74.114:0.1:13:41:Z14 it yotIP.hii, auto eheig-A.
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T estu,
EgEkgeltli.71%:2,ZireerRgleir.'70.7i.
__ mon'. •
,-__Atott2L3 rublic, Temple Attain& Toronto. Ont.
T,008:1111 direlLrtidtue lonfiroetilhirrog%nehntoroUgP"Ixistkaadovrvedftetalesot
ITAigtrind Pitting Gentlerno es Garments. Write for
• 1130Vonge Bt., Toronto.
$215.to perweek le paid by city houses tor all
practical oaten. .We teach you hoW to
ea.. Write for terms.
0, .Welnitirdi ToroAtOs Tailors
$50.00
• WHITE'S PHOSPHO SODA
An Effervesaing Phoephate, smoellent cleanser for Over
Wu:Land stomaoh, takes the place of coal tar %worm:
f)Illieit pity Druz Olt., 274 Yiellhigton•st.PL. %Mato.
. What was it? "
1 don't know what it waa, but ,we
are using it for bundled kindling
•
tion tat ggemort.ltridaft45ta egkeotAlissiir !tete. d by
. • '
MINERAL WOOL, •
•
Thie materiai being fire, frost and
„vermin p root is now being. very tamely
heeti nen-conductor. of heat, cold
end a -amid in cold atorage. piaille build-.
i nal private rest depees, Me., a .f Or
aor rin,t sionin e,atair, hot Ora
end vela w 1 ter pipe.' . The Eureka,
Mineral • Wool and Asbestos Co.,
Toronto, witl be 'pleased to send de-
part pH pit mph lei if yea are • 1117
°rested. •
• NOT WHOLLY: DISINTERESTiD.
How carefully your wife dcies. watch
her health,
Yes; she knows lhat.if I get up a
big doctor's bill she won't get A 'sum-
mer trip.
Hotel Carsia,key dealant; Rog:
If Station, Illibureal. Geo.*Carslakek 0., tops.
UNDENIABLE.
But:said the philosopher, still water
dedp, you knoW. 122 and 124 Bay Bt.,
WOOD 8, PHOTO.BIGRAYING
,j. 1_,JONE.5 ING.C9
EL AIDE SIN R.ON TO.
Catholio OraYerfergkos%ittruptt°11P!
Hells/Iona Phitures, !Matins*. and elhuarah ornantretts,
,EtiodirationM Woor.itsai. JP! solo° rieErits ram, eolvoe.prommonottrealutte.4.
l'ARR1S
LEAD. COPPER. ERA SS..
Whoiesale only. Lena Distaium Telephone UM
WILLIAM. ST.; • TORONTO.
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Business Alla stautireoute eettloir,
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Thorough end prstelloal instmetha In all sublitehm.
taming to • thorough Tholneee or Sbothand *decagon,
Tharnat=gro 30r Wend Room sea con est,
Woe
Send metal ferns*, matIon.
pa eau year, 71114 OT•Olnit,
Oranttefd
•
All1118 Halo*
Barristers,eto.,renioved •
to ,Wesley_Blfte.,
atone II& W., Toronto.
,
andiheet Metal Werke,.
PuRilb1.011?0,3°. Bch R el P
Coal Tar, ..to. ROOVediG TILE (See New Olty
Fjinisiblif3L°A.09,EBTLAorocomm,GCARS0L0AOnTtiffzEprient.BouIpack.412.1r
lugs, Toronto, done by our Arm). Metal Ceilings, Oor-
nicasoito. Estimates furnished for work oomidet. or for
Materials shipped to any part of the country. Rhone1936
DUEUIESt SOUL AtleIaldi /Widmer Sto.,Toronto
Well, what of itf replied the pessi-
mist. I've seen rusty' nails that did at
the same thing.
COKE. EPA'S liatap MALT.
Ifirlyorates Str•urkhons,
W. X.LOYD WOOD. Toronto, GEDIERAX. AGENT.
PHOMAB FLYNN JOHN L eureka,
Maria, what have you done with that
colored shirt og mine? R ss
Tbe one you wore so long? I sent
that to the steam cleanere a couple of
weeke ego. It hasn't come back yet.
" Pharaoh I tio.." rwe'.rar4niv'4".
_cigar lidsnufactung
Tomarra pxwas
Tommy. That church is over /00
years old. •
4. COFFEE
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14 names and addreesee
Sample tray outfit
The (Mimi Spot:Salty Mfg.' 0o,,
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Established 180
CRAIN ALIO COMMISSION
MERCHANTS; • .
Rooms 409.12 Soard of Trade Building,'
TORON l'O, ORT.
Cissy. Airy auntie says it's 'only 100.
Tommy. Oli, well, I suppose that's
as fax back as she tan reniember.
SIRS, WiSsligS°'s'ifolliMaYarine Iste bow'
used by maniere for their ehil rem teething. It soothes
the tfillti, softens the gni" allays all pain, mans v Ind
Cam and I flintiest remedy for diarrheas. 25c. 11
tie. h Id by tat din Oils throughout the world 130
silre and dak for.. ' Afrs. gitirtow's Soothing Syrup."
A YOUNG FINANCIER.
,*••••••••
:thehra.t. makes you naughty so Much of
the Unto, Willie! said the indulgent
Why, you see. mamma gives me a
penny every time promise to be
good, replied the youngster, and she
never asks me to promise to be good
until I have been naughty.
,La Toscana; 10o• raittiV,I,Agitta
She, approvingly. ',Ind Eto yOU WMI
.her hand/ •
Re. 1 eup;poie M.-I•Ve been under
her. thumb ever aloft.
•
STA.Ta or MOO, CITY or Torso°
LOOAS COUNTY,
• FRANK J. 0115:111111f 1116,1011.06th4hlittite thief
sailor partnef Of the Mut Of Ir. J. MENET al
Co.. doing business in the Oity of Tolstdo
Outiall and etittb stonelike and that *Aid arm
WilLFaY flue stint of ONN HUMOR/DO DOL.
1,,Arts ter intckatid every citie_ct Oats, rb
tannot be Ottred. 10 the mkt Of MAWS OATAIIIM
OMMe
nithant ,t. CHENEY.
Swam 6* before ate, end' Subscribed In my
eresence, this Sth day of De oember. A.D. itea ,
A. W. GIL/OA:ION,
. f - same . - - ' Notary Public
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Hall's starrh Onro is taken Internally, and
Mktg dtreetty on the 0 skin mu one im •
ItArm MEGRAPHY. acute the Intent. Rend tor WWII foliate, fre e.
have invented a telegraph inetrument ' lall's thmity hirls sire the beet. •
Pollak, a Vienna engineer, is said te rode eildelleValikC(x'176led°141
that Will traneMit Menstigee lever
4111.6.1.1•11.
singleatvire at a speed of 1,000 Words "UNEtA.PPY PAR.ENT.
a minute. The Wheatstone auto. No, /said tbe father to hie undutifol
matte instrunierit will transmit at a MD, I, can't eek yoei to respeot me
speed of 000 worde a agnate, bat even When I think whom father I nin
sueli e high speed's Se140111requivid. dotet respect myself,
alleft01000,10
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InstruMents, Druins) Unfrotwss,Ste,
Ever,y town can have a band.
LoWest prices ever uuoted,Fine catalogue, 500 illus.
trations, mailed free. Write us for anythingLA
Most° or Mnsi011 Instrameote.
WHALEY ROICER CO., - Toronto, Call:
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AMBItiOUS MEN
Uldirkk=1:dar=ga=tr: V=Trittli r9r=,
will.laeostraglith44 Ms 500 yams Ian payiag Mut.
asset. el their owe. and we ant moo to do she soars for
Latorprldai moirdsaats also rsolassat as, with
Ussamodras and absolute setistaetion to their
fill=wIlea oa today for tall partioalara Yon cora
"pormo Wm from oni goods than trots oar other
earlessa ROKOD trre Cc, Totente, Can.
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SUPPLIES.
ThoWm.eutton
Cemnound Co.
Waited, Consulting
Engineers. Office:
1110 Queen M. East
Toronto, Canada.
Dominion Line ixterai
Montreal and gambit to Liverpool.
Large and fast Steamers Vantouyer.
Dothittion, Scotsman, CaMbroman.
tate: of passage :- Whet Cabin upwards ; ftecorhl '
DAM, S35: Steerage, $22.50 and 9 50
Ebr further information apply to local soots. or
DAVID TORRAROE a CO., General Agents,
If Ea. Sacrament St, Montreal.
EVE1012/10110 KNOWS
The VALMIC OP
Galvanized Steel
Windmills and
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ROYAL .MAIL I 8r- uloctVult4,61°4
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FrOM Nuevo!.
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22 Jane. ..... ..LAURENTI July.
291uncr., •NUMITYIAN.
The new Twin Screw S. S. Bavarian, _'10,200 tens, will
sail from Liverpool July 27, and from montrem Aug.19.
oabin Passage -350.00 and upwards.
Second Cabin -335.0f/, Return k56,50.
steerage -Liverpool, Loud rt. Glasgow. Londonderry,
tamenstown, *rasa •
For furtherinformation appli to
BoURLIER, 77 Tonge St., Taranto,. •
or & A. ALLAN, Montrest:—
CANADA PIERMANIENT.
Loan and Savings Company.
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The Oldest mid Largest Canadian Mort- •
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Paid.tip oapitai 112.1304:So
noverve Fund '
Poona otfir.o-,Toronto at., 'Toronto.
Scanoh, °Moos -WI/napes', man, voinouver,
DEPOSITS RECEIVED. Interest allowed.
DEBENTURES ISSUED for 1, s, 3, 4 cif S
wall Interest coupons attached. .•
MONEIY LENT on seenrIti of real estate mortgagee,
Government and manhdpai Bonds, eto.
For further/Articulate apply to
' J. HERBERT 111.450N
mooning Oireetor, Toronto. .
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1899 1A- ()DEIS .
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PRICE IS $ 50.00, ,
Retinue builders araconfident, after.
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