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L,ARIIING TO DO WITHOUT.
The Man lent learned to do Witla
bat halt taken the firat step loWard
Wealth.
In the present age of the world
Mated Wants, and Woman% too. are le -
gum. They are nuMberlese as the
sands, upon the seaahore.
The fact of it is, man wants annost
everything he sees, and the limit is
never reached because he goes right
on seeing till he finishes up tie life
octurtie.
Half the people in the world are
. engaged In fashioning, manufacturing,
deeigning and putting upon the mar -
'kat for sale things which the other
half fOleined their lives in nesiring and
teuying, This is all right, if the pure
abasing Party has the means tier these
expenditures aod the money is burn-
ing his fingers so that he m•ust
go,
Bot: tbe man of moderate) menus -
the man on a emelt salary, the me -
Omni; the day laborer -ought to
learn, first of all things, the lessen
ot doing. witinitet.•
Did you ever stop to think how
weirse than useless are so many of the
artioles which the people of
your acquaintance are lavishing their
hard-earned money ?
QtloOtities of the things which are
purchased because they are pretty',
because they attract the eye, and be-
cause " everybody has them," are en-
tirely superfluous, and after a short
. time becorae tirenome, and we tell our-
• _ selves hew foaliala we were to • buy
. them!
Lookeepround you over yew' own
• ehotise, over the housei of ',our friends,
attn. count tip the things you see Una
are not in any way essential to com-
fort or convenience. You will be. Sur-
prisen at.the rapid swellieg of the sum
total.
• The more things one hue in a house
the More .1.aborimis housekeeping be-
comes, and our houeekeepers are near-
ly, murdered as it ts, lf we etedil their
dolefica confidencee. . • • '
"Bub," somebody says; " you Must
feed the thirst for ort and beauty; and
ie is every woman's duty to make' her
honee just :as beautiful anct artistic as
she possibly can."
This is all .correct ; Mit when a house
is turned into a museum,•Of all the
things undeo• the' slue which ever wore
tbe form of beast iar bird -which ever
flew. through the or. roamed the
earth, 'or' was dug ont of its bowels,
er meant .in the sea; and you
• are afraid to plant your foot anywhere
lest it crush out some cueio; or specil
men, oe old fossil, -then, from sueh a
home made beautinit in thatWay, good
Lord, deliver .ias 1 '
N\Then,again, nobody Ishailit have any-
thing too good for use, Melees itis kept
in the- most' remote onaniher .in the
house in, a glares case. • *
Let Us have comfortable Ohairs ond
sofas, ip which it *ill be a 'delight to
repose, and in the kpowledge that' no-
body's Peace will be blighted if a tidY
• Is skeWed -round''or a bit of fringed
tinsel is ripped off stmeewhere.
A. mae-and When we say a`.• man we
mean a Wonian-else--needs to burn hits
back on the' five end' ten -cent allure-
ments' which everywhere spread' their
nets for tbe 'unwary. prose five•eeni
"racketeeee-eaccuse the slang, just for
tince-aniek away 'Moro :eollateral than
one has any ideaeot.
".OnlY five cents'le Fatal phi•aae.
whose specious seductiveness haaliank-
rtipted many 'a man's cash account
and hopelessey flattened -out many .n•
sorely tempted woinazi's pocketebooke
Learn to de without. There Is no ne
oessity of buoing some " pretty little
thing's every time you go on the
street. Save . something agaiest
time when eickness, eer disablemeet, or
old age, sball overtake you, as it. sure-
ly will,.,unless death' steps twat:lead of
But our friends tell ud, " We raean
'to have a good time as we go along
And so We take no thought for the
morroW, just as the Bible tells us."
You can have a good 'time, and still
not spend on follies everything you
.earn. 'You can be just as happy with
out these nonsensical. nothings which
do not survive the season, and which
next year will have become worthlese
rubbish. .
• It is every man's duty to dress welL
to live Well, to be comfortable, if he
can ; but there are hundreds of things
he buys which he does not need, and
he should learn to do without them.
The people' who, without regard for
the morrow, have a good time as tbey
go along, are the people, generally, who
save nothing against adversity ; and
ehey are the, people for whom thrifty
Houle are continually called upon to
head subscription lists, or to make up
Purses, ,"becatise," the promoters of
the charitable enterprise tell ns, "they
have been so dreadfully unfortunate."
WOMAN'S UNREASONABLENESS.
Perhaps one of the greatest gifts
that a woman ean 'poseees Hi the pecu-
liaiespecies of self-knowledge which
•telle her when she is unreasonable:
"Unreasonable" is an unpleasant ad-
jeetiee. It is the one our husband
uses when lie is put out, end our
friends when they quarrel with. us:
therefore we learn to hate it, and to
bridte when it is used. Nevertheete,
the seneible aniOngst us know Chat we
all merit it eceasionally; the wisest
and aweetest of her sex is not exempt
from the affliction, An attack of too
reasonableness is as much a malady
as one of neuralgia or biliodettess; and
though very much more painful than
either, will yield to treatment iejerave-
ly faced and tit:hided with the proper
antidotes. • But, eufortunatelO, jusl
as there are people who will pity them
selves for heert-weakness when they
are merely suffering from ip tien,
or tonic themselves for neuralgia en
they have an unromantic. "sick lie
ache, so many saffererS front unrett
tulnahleness blame their MOO, theit
friends, their eurroundings-in short
,the world in general, instead of touch-
ing the sore spot in (heir owe Intone:
and, moral anatotny! We ell know the
seemptonts, If only we had the war
age fo say to oursleves at such limes
"1 know that I am unreasonable; I
want I know nut what, or, maybe, J
ani craving for something that is, in
the nature of things, impoesibie. The
world is not out of joint; it is only
ine eyee that sed it oat of foetus, la
a day -or perhaps in an liottr-eill
will be changed 11 shell AM: hope again;
love *will intile on me. And, nt tie
worst, Mt me remember that pleasure
is not the be-all and end-all of Okla-
enee. am a living soul not a butter-
ny ; there is work to do, Clan I not
• do it williciut thinking about my feel-
ings?" A clever anthoress once coin-
ed the ph rase, "Giving herself a memo)
shake," It is vehet we all need to dt.
now and agent, When inclined to be
apoil'ed and fraetious.
dowa*44,./.
RECRNT SCIENTIF/0 nii:snAnon.
flas, i MOMS, resulted in a sure cute
for catarth, a most offensiVe rind in.
slaws diseaae, until lately considered
incurable. This remedy Is called
CatarrhozOne, and is Amply inhaled,
beleg earried by the air directly to
• the dieeatted parts of the throat or
nasal passages,.thus superseding form.
er digesting and useless allUffet and
ointments. Catarrh„ bronchitis, ir.
Mehl° throat. etc., yield to Otitarrho-
sone every time. Write for a free
saniple of Caterrhozone to N. O. Pol.
son & Co., Kingeton, Ont.
Thutiday, Nov, 30, hae been pro -
Claimed Thanksgiving, Day in the Unit-
ed States.
"No, Inet ion, He la amused and
91061106*************4646011- interested, too,"
"I fear that it is not in enything
NORTH BRUCE NOW
ADouble Disobedience. maid coldly. "Limit youreelt to Tour
whinh my house furnishes," Mr. Daryl
Soon There Won't be a Leg Left for
Diabetes to Stand on.
(Kai
CHAPTER 1.-Coetinued,
"Why sleould that be a Mistake, Kil-
meny t Yea 'Wow that I am ready,
and, if yoa do not feel extealy vie I
do, that will come la tune."
"But perhaps I do not want it to
come, You thought that you conceal.
ed. your feelings completely just now
'When I fella 'that .1 intended to follovii
up ney actineeintauce with Mr, Daryl,
biut, know you too well to Ire eleoeiv-
ed. I knew AS well as if you bad Sold
me what .you ° were thinking -that if
you had ane voice in the matter,. I
should never speak to Mr. Daryl again.
Now I am determined to speak to him,
so it is clear that any thougbt ot on
eugageinent between us is an imPos-
"I see " Mr. Warrender aninvered
meditotively. •
Their eyes mot, and both laughed,
but. Kilineny's fell before his.
"I'm* think that you will bring me
round to it some day," she said, "but
I doriet think you will. Here is the
place where we climbed In. Shall we
go out by it or go on to lea gate I"
'Yote promised Mr. Daryl to. go out
by the gate."
"J. believe 1 did, Well, I must keep
my word at any cost."
"Do you always do that V' he inquir-
ed: curiously. •
"Always. Won't yoil come in when
we get home I want to tell mamma
ebout our adventure." •
He nodded. 40 had• been in love
with Kilmeny since she was up
to.his elbow, and it took little penult-
:olootttyo, induee him to. remaio • in her
Ten years ago, Doctor Richmond,
strugglitee physician with an increatt-
ing family,. had been glad to receive
him into his house at a moderate fee
ae a pupil, and finally as ari assistant;
and, when, by a aeries of unexpected
.events, the young _man bad come into
a property Whieh ne had never dream-
ed would be hts, he had decided to
complete his medical studies exactly
as if he still required work for his
bread. He was always regarded as a
son of the bousehold, and though be
was obliged to spend. most a his time.
at his new estate., "Chris' room" was
kept ready for him in tne Doctor's
house, and he was ea eagerly and af-
fectionately weleoined thete whittle
ever he could return as if he had heen
one of the '
It was at his • suggestion that Mrs.
Richmond• and her• children bad come
to spend a'naiontly in a charming cot-
tage near his house during „Doctor
Richmond's • unexpected absence in
Aencirica, 'whither he had been called
to the deathbed. of an only brother.
The Doctor had been thankful to have
his wife and children under ,Christo-
pher's eare whilst he was absent ; and
Mrs. Richmond, a soft, pretty, moth-
erly womae sy.lth. a .gentle voice and
clinging way% lOPIted to him' for 'ad-
vice in everything, • She. glanced uP
with a smile as .ber dauglater arid he
entered the room, Kitneeny. went to
hee and .kissed her, taking low seat
Kir her feet. . .
"We hafve .had'huch an adventure,
mamma le She eried, and she gave ter
air amount of their meeting with Mr.
•Daryle "Wasn't, it nice of him to ask•
mo back 'after our tresparning on his
grounds t" • • • . • •
• ".Do yOu..meiten to gel" Mrs. Rich -
Mond. finked' d'oubtfttliy, ' -glancing , at
Mr. • Wei rren4er. , ' ' •
"f not going," leilmeny answered de-
cid,edly. "He. looked so old and lone-
ly," she said; "and wben Chris tpld me.
about his dismal life, and his iniefor-
tunes and disappeintinents, I wait
serry 'for him. .0h, Yee; 1 intend. to
go • beck and perhape gee -him again.
you. have no °Weddell, 17-011Maia,_ have
you? There could not be anY
it, and I should meet nobo4y except
possibly Mr. Daryl, and he wan old
roan. Think of his lienigeihere
•through his life and Seeing •hfs rela-
tives disappoint Min one by one -even
his wife. and his son I And then for
-yetirs everybody has been dead, and he
has lived Mime!"
• "Such a state of things generally
comes abont through one's own fault,"
Christopher Warrender said. "One al -
,whys reaps what one soWs,,Kilmeny."
"And does that make his 'case less
sad f" the giri asked, still in the same
thriughtful tone. "Mancnao areet the
children in yet.? They have been on/
tu long time." ' •
"They are galherieg flowers -id de-
corate Lttrictelol's room before he comes
home to -morrow. It is delightful for
them to be in the country, and they
are never bappy. except when oUt of
deors." • '
. "just like me I" Kilmeny cried, with-
• laugh,:rising from her seat. "I am
going to see about tea, Chris, so do
not, run away:" • •
"What do you thiek I ought t do
about .Kilmeny and this Mr. Daryl?"
Mrs, • Richmond asked, 'when her
daughter had left the room.- "Shall I
lee laer go?"
"Kilraeny generally does• what ehe
likes, I think," he ansWered with a
smile. "Recollect that I am invited
too, and am as much bent on accepting
Mr. Daryl% invitation ae she is thOugh
fronva different motive."
I ; "Oh, if you go with her, it is oll
• right."
Mrs'. Richmond, with a relteved loolit
- mourned: her work, and Kilmeny' pre-
sently came in, accompanied by the old
servant carrying afternoon tea. The
- big lattice window was open, and the
summer roses -were nodding outside;
the green of their leaves thrown into
relief hy the deep -red oolor °X the
brick wells. Tae -faint waren air ear-
: raid .in•now and then the mingled
scents' of summer. Mre. Richmond,
still lovely in her gentle Motherhood,
sat tranquilly setting the ornamental
stitches in her work while Kilmeny
moved hither and thither, as aweet a
vision as one could wish to see, busy
about the details of the tea table. As
h did h e a ,
and presently, looking up and meeting
Christopher's eyes, smiled, and then
frowned a little,
waa all a Peetenee, kilmeny's talk-
ing her mother's leave to do any-
thing. As Mr. Warrender said, she
generally did what she liked, and was
Meet one to give advice, not to aslent.
She was the moving spirit of the house..
rh was Kilmeny, with her blithe mils
and joyous laugh, her tireless activity
and wholeasouled interest in every-
body's affairs, who mnde life such a
pleasant thieg in the Doctor's house-
hold. Kilt:teeny was the beginning and
end! of everything, always discovering
fresh' interests. always ready to help,
dielight for those around. her.
Christopher gathered one of the
roses at the lattice and offered. it. to
•hor. and she put, it In the belt of her
white dress. Though he had told her
main/ tittles that he towed herethe fact
did not seein to ba.ve entered aS yet
into her serious thoughts, and their
interecifirse had been kept on ite old
frank footing, So they sat end sip-
ped their tea in the pleasant afternoon
warmth, while Mrs. Hictimond listened
for the sound ot the children's foot-
steps. Lancelot, the only son, a boy
of twelve, was expeeted home. for
his holidays, the next day, and their
thoughte turned to him,
"He will be so sorry. the papa is
Airs. Richmond awoke with a etart
traria' 4 fit of dreaming int° Which she
d t
apPeare 9 five fallen; . and came
back apologetically to the present.
"I was just thinking of your papa,
my dear, and wondering how he was
doing in Ametrica, What sort ot a
house, did you ask me ? Oh, we *era
very peter at that time, and hardly
knew how we should get en! We mar-
ried in haste, th•augh neither of 'us has
ever repented it since. We seemed to
•prosper from the time wheriyou calne•
KilmenY and, though we were never
rich, yet we always haat euough."
"Papa must have mit on well at the
first place he Wok to b3 able to buy
the practice at Itedminster. I often
wondered Why he left it when he was
doing so well, and I have beerd you
eity that you were struggling after YOu
• settled in our present home. Now
tell me. mamma," 'cried Kilmeny,
transfixing her mother with a Judi-
cial glance, "why, when you were get-
ting on and making money, you broke
up your horcie and went to' a place
where you bad tO begin all over
again ?A •
•
'But we were not maaing 'money;
that was the thing."
ticeTir -how did papa buy the pea'c.
"Rea Kilmeny, you• ought to licive
been a lawyer !" cried Mr. Warren-
' dep. ' "Stop -eroseequestioning your
metner, and' g,ve me some more tea."
Side though be had covered Mrs.
Richmond's eiedent lo an-
swer her -daughter's demends, the Met
that elee had seemed unwilling to do
so came hack to him an he' walked
hones that evening and struck hint as
rather edd. .
• CHAPTF,R II.
Ao group of three *persone stood on
the steps of -Mr. Daryl's house nod
glanced, up at its gloomy exterior 'be-
fore. eneering. Kilmeny Richmond's
• white dress -she nearly always wore
white -and the. b'ack of her hair look-.
. ad too pretty to ba in keeping with the
. severity of the building before her,•or
with the harsh ' 1
its master. Christopher Warrendei
the. third niembsr. of the party, mete
that Mr. Daryl had eyes for no oite hu
Kilmeny, • and that. •he narrowly ob
serven everything abaut her.. • He
springing step, her rea4y laughter.
the gleam of her dark eyes,- the'exubei
ant- vitatity 'of her whole being, seem
ed tO impress hine to the exelueigneg
everything else, . He turned. Ins' bac
on young •Warrender, whia tf he ha
had any notion that :the iovitation t
bier -spreng Preen personal. liking, wa
enfectnally . disabused. of that. •ielea
Mr.:Daryl desired -the preset:we ot Ki
meny for. some reason best known t
Inneself, and he desired none Label
"Are we- going in ?" the girl • aske
lusher elear quick 'tones,. "It is ver
away,".Kiltieny said regretfully. "But,
then, Chris is getting so aged that he
will almost do instead. How old are
you. really, Christ"
• "I thought that it wart only young
Wien who concealed their ages I" the
young' mon nnia, leaning over for
hieeult. "/ am aure yoU know ray age
an welt as I do, Kittneny, Audi- shall
not exeuse you from your usual offer.
ing on the happy annivereary of My
birth, If that is what you are Meditate
ing. I shall be twenty-eight next
month, and you will he tWerity at the
same lime. Curious -is it not f -hav-
ing our birthdays in the game montht"
"Most extraordieary I Nature must
have exhausted herself in produeing
IWO Such paragons together. Ito*.
over, no there were eight y rs
tweets us, she had time to other tip
her enorgiee. What sort a hooter
were you living whe WAS Vern,
mammal It woe befo you battled
in Redminster."
own experiences. Mieff Richmond:
cotikl b3 haPPY here -for a while,"
the girl said frankly. "But I should
grow lonely. I cannot limit myeelf
to any own experienoes for very long."
The sound 01: the gong interrupted
them.
"I desired luncheon to ba served,"
Mr. Daryl Said. fIe offered his arm
• to Kilmeny, and looked freezingly at
the ming maxi. "You 10,1 join ue,
Mr. Warrender 1"
'With plearetre," he replied cheer-
fu.ly, and followed the oddly-matelied
pair to ehe (Cuing rubra,
Places bad bum prePared for three,
a.nd .they took their Beats. • Chris had
expected 'semething siniple, and was
surprised at the formality and =gni-
Memo of everything around him. The
sidch anal gatered with plate, and the
meal' wets served with an elab.trate
ceremony which puzzled Kil-
meny wee delighted, anti ;seemed to
htiVd' cempletely fotgotten him in her
new and splendid sui•roundings. Her
.eyes shone, her color grew atilt more
*Miami:, bar laughter and bright
words made the room gaYwith an un-
wonted g adness.. The talk mischief-
ly between (heir host and her. and
it struek tee' most afloat member of
thei Leto teat the old men had a. pur-
_ pose whieli Knoneny did not suspect
in every .word he uttered, Chris War-
rendee' looked thoughtful as they rose
fool* the tab's,
"'When wi I 1 yen come 'again t" Mr,
Daryl asked as his - guests were leav-•
mg, "1 one always at heane, and I
am enxione that you ehould come
often. I .have left tile pLoture gallery
for your next visit. When wig that
ba -'1\o-niorrow Th•e next day ?" •
ma"Nlerroew4.ine• with Mr, Warrender• toe
Again the dark frowe (notified Mr.
Daryl's face; ^
"T will write and name a day," he
said abruptly. "Good -by."
• He turned sharply, and left the*
.without further fareWell• „..
"I suppose,' Kilmeny," Christopher
Reid, wh•eri he and hie companion had
gone name' dietance, and Kilmeny had
g:ven expression to soine et her. fee!-
', Inge on the eubeect of tbeir viszt-'
d suppeofe that there would bene itse in
t sayerg anything to Put you a little
- on your guard aboot. your : new en -
✓ quaintance? . You • are; so charmed
- and derghted. with everything that
o • Yen wattle not listen te wbat a spec-
- lator's impressions of the affair "night
f 9".
k To ha -Continued.' .
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The.-.Salvatioi
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• • •
e filE LIFE OF THESE SELF-SAQ.HI-
y FIC1NG WORKERS OFTEN. ONE
interesting, Mr. Daryl; but I Weill
• much rather see th inside. of the hotie
than •the outside. • I always fancie
that I should like to li ve' in a big heuse
Oara is delightful, but it is small. and
when, all the children are in it, one i
te feet crampede • :
• Mr. 'Ditty!, led the way up the' stepe
etedetbe. tiVo young -people 'followed
,'"There is a rather large house. wait-
ing for yon, Kilmeny, if breadth is all
you want," Mr. • Warrender oheervel
in a low tone to the giri as they eeter
•
;It is net half of whatel tvonti" sh
Petorted in the 'salts --key, • e'Reste
Dena. be• tiresome! .Just Mok at th
haft! Now that le my idea of whit
.a ought. to be 1" • •
'As gloomy as thee?" •
."fe is not gloomy; it is only_mys
terious. • See"--ra ming' Oei• 'voice a nd
. .
turning iii the direction of he' master
of• the • hotise-"the geeal slairearn
winding upwards and lost to view bee
hied that heairy c.urtain, the narrow
windows, the liege firelhice•s• Im-
agate a party sealed:in this hall: with
lege blaeing in the' hearth, and• scene
ow. diepensIng .tete. Could • enything
b t better?" . • •
"So ehat is your itlea of the height.
b'iss," Mr. We rrentler said, laugh-
img-"a big bowie. with it hall. where
nee, could . have: tea among. arlenty of
people 1" •
"There are oilier thingi," tile girl
Said. "That is only the beginning."
"Come, t hen," Mr. .4141 interposed
-"let es see the other rooms. .1 per-
ceived feint it would be easy to sat isfO
your Wants, Miss Richmond, and it is
.ii new experaence to me to be ab'e
1.O do that for anybotlyo T he
drawing room," Mr. Daryl sa , usher-
ing his ecznpanions into a plendid
apartenent to • the right.
Like.alt the rest Of the house it wee
gloomy, an4 Um drawn blinds rendered
•it. still more so. Though the:sunshine
Was blazing outside, the air was alniost
°old in, eive great room. 'Xrees over-
shadoWed. the windews, end a chit
silenee reigned. lialmeny involuntari
ly eliivered, and Mr.'Daryl observed
the. t* .
• "Why. do 'they keep these, hindli
enewn 1" lye cried angrily, striding
p;crosto and pulling them up violently
Any one would think we were in a
OF HARDSHIP. '
e
d •
WWII! nu Onty• • lien, lirynti Was
St rle 7te a 'WI th it Stsp,inved Incurs bre
• Obtenne ;and . aied kiilloquiali Ike
fInte 210 w .Ite.cos !red 01,,
• en I ' • • • , • ••••
• . .
From the ;Crews, Atexandria,--Ont; •
The life of 'a Salvation A.r,myl work-
er is very far fram being a sinecnre.
Thoir duties are not only arduous,
hut they axe called .upon by the rue
gelatines oe the A.Y.41y tc condUCK
6 out-ofecloor meetings at all seartolle
and' in•all kinds of weather. Thls
ing t•he case, it Is little wonder that
t the health of • theee self•seerif Icing
•
wiorkers frequently gives way, CILIA.
Lien. Bryan, whose home ia at Max-
ville, Ont., well known through
Ins former connection with the ArmY4
having been Stationed at such im-
portant points as Mont real, Toront o,
Kingston, Guelph anti Brookville, in
Canada, and at Schenectady, Troy,
and other points in the United
States. While on duty he was et -
tacked by a so-called incurable dis-
ease, but having been • restored to
health through tbe use or Dr. Wil-
liams leink Pills, a representative of
the Aleetandria News thought it
wprth while to procure from his oWn
lipe a statement of his illness and.re-
covers', He found Mr. Bryan at
work, a healthy, robast, Man, hie,
appearance giving HO indication of
is recen su erings.
The story of his illness an& sttbse-
q:uent cure by the use of Dr. Wil-
• barns' Pink Fills reads like a miracle,
_ and is glven in his own Words as fol.
16 lows s--" While stationed at Deseron-•
to in July, 1897, I was •, attacked
with what the doctors called "Chron-
ic Spinal Meningitis." The symptoms
were somewhat aimilar to 'those pre-
ceding a pleuratie attaek, but were
accompanied by epasms, which, when
the pain became too severe. rendered
•naci 'uncOnscieus. The length of these
unconshious spells increased AS the
dieepse advanced. After spending
four montha in tlie Kingston General
Hospital, and on the. Salvation farm,
Toronto, I regained some of my for-
mer strength and returned . to my
work, The seeond attack &purred
when I was stationed at Schenectady,
• in c o ter, , an wan nto
severe than the first. The symptoms
of the aecond attack were very divan
tar to those which •precefied the first,
the only apparent difference being
, that they were more nevem and ahe
er e ec were o anger ura ion.
Owing to the precarioua state of toy
health, Iwo; compelled to reuign my
Position • after the eecond at-
tack and return to my home at Max-
. villa. While there a friend advised
me to- try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
• and I began using them in March, 11300.
t have used oaly a dozen boxes and earl
once, more enjoying perfect health, I
feel th;at I gm perfectly well, and can
eheerfully say that / attr:bute my per -
fent state of health to the effeets
produced. by Dr. Williams' Pink Pill&
llifrs. Bryan has also used (be pills and
hits benefited very much thereby."
•v•ault Now you cen see better, Mis
Richmond. When you have had tea
in the hall you can bring your party
in here; and if you were in it and
plenty of young people, and the piano
were tuned, it would not be such abad
room -ed 'What do you say?"
"Not such a bad room?" she erie'd.
'It is beautiful could spend days
wandering round it looking at all the
lovely things in it. I think also I
should. get one or two of the trees out-
side taken away, and then it would be
perfect. What are you laughing at
Chris r
"I am not laughing, Kilmeny. I wit
Muds interested in your remarks.
The girl glanced at their companion
over whose face a dark frown had
atolen.
"You say that Doctor Richmond is
in America; when do you expect him
back I" he asked abruptly.
"Noe for a month at the earliegt P
the girl answered.
"And meanwhile you stay here?"
"Yes. Mr. Warrender has been E1.0
good as to offer us the house until
papa returns."
Th Id
time and sur•veyed his seeond guest
Christopher Warrender was leaning
again& one of the vvindotas, emting
to himself as he watched Kihneny,
whose leasure in h d'
was apparent. He had an athletic fig -
re, and was g000d-lboking without
ging handsome, and the amusement
in his dark eyes gave them a very
kiedly aspect. The sight of him seem -
somehow to offend Mr. Daryl, Who
treated him with an Open, almost in-
stilling, neglent during the rest of
the visit, The young maa did not
seem at all put out by it, and indeed
bestowed as little attention on the
dmindstoenr hilifmt,he house na that gentleman
"The hall room opens from this,"
AttrI Daryl Maid, pointedly addressing
ICIIII:egYung a door open and ushered
his visitors into the apartment Web
he had mentioned.. It ot noble
pis:portions, but chill and deserted.
Kilmeny gazed at it half delighted,
half repelled by its loneliness.
"It wants people in it, top," she
said.
"Yes-tbat is the fault of eVery-
thing with which I have to do!" Mr.
Daryl cbeerved witei a mile, "In
mine unaecountable way I seem to be
UnaitractiVe. But that could, et
oricree, be remedied." •
"Then you must take down the
notice to trespassers. You must throw
out • I , y -
bads, WeICOMe. There aro a number
at fine houses alI about the country,
lead with suth a bail room as thia,
sttrely the people in 'QOM WOUld be
glad to COMO here 1"
"Unfortnuately / do not donee."
Kilmeny laughed.
• "1 did not mean that)" the mild.
"Then what did yton mean Z. 'Who
outs here 0 dee 1110,
there were nothing thief"
tare to come. /t pleases me -oh,
lindre theta', onuld toll youl And Mr.
Warrender..."
"I am tot talki also t him I"
nu: CARRIAGE FOR WOMEN.
'One reason for the popularity of the
automobile among women is that It
is stteh absolutele clean conveyance.
Tkiere is no dust to speak of; no mud
thrown:up by the hoots of horses, and
the most immaculate costume loses
none of its freshness after the drive.
. Then there is a 'safety about the home-
less carriage which also appeals to ev-
' ell woman Who had been condemned
to drive behind owliat are known us
" lading' horses," tflOSO HIald 0111 Wow -
going animals Unit are tagged Hare
and reliable enough to be treated
dor a feminine rein. Women like good
horses, but very few have the etrenglli
Alley° and skill meager, to drive •
them, Thee they are advancing In !hie
particular accomplishment 10 proved by
the fact that at recent. home shown
women have carried off many• of the
..,••••••
All Over the comilry Illitsbetes INC11112
Vaiseufahril by Dania oohs"- rim
.-xitoutoo nrooso, or Norm mete.
TRIO i'llor-1111% Voce Illegolool
Two Doge% 111/Neler
North Bruce, Oct. 39. However it is•
in otber parts oft Ontario. thie big toe
ot the provjnoe knowe the value Of
Dodd'a Kidney Pills for Diabetes It
was not so long ago since Diabetee was
considered incurable throughout Bruce
County. Anyone who contracted Dia-
betes,.oe Its twin malady Bright's Dis-
ease, were given up ets bopeless by
physieians and friends. And some of
the naost prosperous, popular and in-
fluential men in Bruce have been car-
ried off by. Diabetes.
• Seldom, indeed, nowadays is a death
from Diabetes in this district. Dodd's
Kidney Pille are too well known here
ot that. espiabetes ts cured, before it
nlly, though there bave been cases
where prejudiced people, trying everY-
thing undei the sun before resorting
to Dodd's Kidney Pills, have been
sbnyetthobeeird ufsreoni the edge of the grave
The case of Mr. Thomas lineolcs, or
North Bruce, belongs somewhat to
tbis latter class, Mr. Brooks says: "I
was troubled with Diabetes. I con-
sulted a dootor, but he could not hel
me. I have ale() used other naedicines
advancee t a dangerous degree getter -
le
but got no relief. I haye uaed two
dozen' • boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills
and am completely cured. itan high-
ly recommend this medicine above all
others, Two years ago I 'could not
Mok up to the aop of bUiltangr My
batik was so bad. Now I can stoop
and bend with ease. The doctors want
ed to perforrn an operation, but I
would nob allow this. Dodd's Kidney
Pills. are better than (teatime' . •
MOONLIGHT COLOR.
Paris le inaugurating ft ROW Set Of I TtlE 5UPERIOR VIJALITY
Norm, and judging from the titleff
given the various shades, censiderib'e
attention is being given the question
by the expert& A new shade of hue speaks for itself, A trial is the most convincingstrgument in its favor.
deep cream ifs called "Queen of the
"Eventide" describes a law gray, an Lead Packages. • • •
la known as a)I, Maid de le lane." A I e e .11511 so, 40, so fit 60e.
Meadow," aa its shade is ernotty‘that
of the wild Hower of that name
reelly the color is deep, raysterious an
nasty. A shade of pink is deescribed a
DELLA CeY1011 Tea
poppY bud/. as it gives one the idea of
the silvery sheen seen an the poppy
bud,
eesaoharged with circulating false and
libellous °bargee against the assoolac
tione The charges were first made
wite the New York Insurance Depart-
ment, and when it was found that the
hdaepuatirtf-ivteLtpoigrnt ourepdonthtehnie ainamietiattteioxn.-,
they were• repeated to varimas New
York newspepers ontil one was'
found willing to give them
Col. E. C. James, the eminent -ate
lorney in New.York, is acting for the
association, ann* the charges are :•to be
pushed vigorouslyi not only' against
the original offenders,. hut also against
aoyinee repeating the libellous stete-
mente. Tbei move ot dm Mutual Ile-
- serve will, it is believed, commend it-
self IC all lionest 'men; arid who
" are interested in the association. It
is 0. move that should have been made
loeg ago. For years Rhea been slan-
dered and vial:led through journals
that are no credit either to the insur-
anise business or to journtaism. Thews
attaeks have beep pitt in circular Joint.
and sold by the thousands 10 corapet-
- ing companies, who Supply their agents
ACTION COM MENCD.
Th.citotiLlit.---1117actre7s* 201141:: sir=
chel•lie3ne' the•Toronto Globe.)
The Mutual Reserve Fund leffe' As-
sociation has commenced! prOceedingS
against former officers and employ-
_ •
• 'IS PU WATER WHOLESOME. •
. .
•
. ••
i• inn 0 I 1110 114 ier1111111 ell' It Gemini
Phyritellin 11 h Pali:mous.. •
The recent announcement of. a Ger
mem physic:tan, Dr. Koppe, • that Ilia
tilled water -that .its, anemic:elle pure
watere-is poisonoue, heti aroused ranch
• comment, ohiefli adverse. The Nation
al Druggist announces that if nate beep
quite oveiWbelmed with lettere en tlie
subject, neollt et them he refutation o
Dors': el.C?omppere'a;vittekwjii.elOdneis gfivtheenseinfcoz
es " containieg 'ip a condensed forin
eel the arguments advanced in the °lb
er articles; Saye Dr, Wakefield .
' **?? This remeekable artiele deduce
that distilled water is a edangeroue
protoPlasmic poiSon,' beetturn of the
aheetice of organic conteminatioos. It
should he added here' that rain -water
as it falls from the clOods, is aerated
• distilled water ; it is the Most health
ful knoWnee- . . Physiciane. knoW.
is the beat soIvept of inorganic eon
oretions .in the body, and engineera
know it is •the hest boiler compound
fellOwing the . use Of heed water mad
the •rnimequent formation •of hard in
°elf:stations.' :While it in tree nalit
stagnan t rat p-ivitter, con tinned in• fin
cisterns; full of 101 kieds of &intern
illation, is unnt •rur drinking or Ceok-
ling, it is also. true tniit there is math-
ing more wheleSome than pure distill
ed watee, tightly corkred -in clean bot-
tles proteeted from con: iodination of
eVert impure • air.. Pure, water, . well
corked', never gets Stale. '
" As to the inorganic constituents
of ordinary • hard • drinking viettars
Ntille‘tt tailmeilkon'gWthi:(it ar vb iue twe
atossporceiajtuiti9inc, pubtie opinion against the
- One wilt naturally inquire what the
Igutuol, Reserve ims done to merit. such
et:V(0r treatment. its greatest sin
seen* to be that it has saved its pol-
f icy-holdere about forty miltions of dol-
lasa which its competiters wpoldhave
• taken from theni, and to thia. charge
it pleads guilty, . But '.why it shoutd
lie abused 'for,.Working for the pee-
-, Plees intereist is difficult to Under-
stand, unless it is on the pribeiple that
a* the most clubs and stones are always
. found under •the beat apple tree, and
dcatbe the (Insuring outfit° will take
that view of it. Indeed, it looks as
: though .the the' queettoe of theefutore
:would lie whether the public are eo
work eor• the stockholders' of. insure
time comparties, or their own families,
as the business seems to be deifting
t into the .hands of a few manipulatore.
en other worda, it,to be life insure
. a.nceefor • the people me Hooleyianit •
• 'There is one thing eViderit, when the
; asseciation nes owe. through quell a
rigid exeneinatioie et the Mines of an
_ to put et mildly, 41d them scant justice,
:.hosttle Departulept of, Insurance; who,
but 'is "compelled" 1.0 eay they are ah -
1 solutely solvent with :Pradtically a Ina -
,7 lion della:is ournlus over and above
all liabilities actual or contingent,
they have ntithing to fear in the. fu-
ture. 'Had the law been carried oat
- and justice done ' the association, it
would, LIAM show nearly ,1120
dollars of a Surplus: This is the
.s.rongest. endorsation the association:
.could possibly. get. Not only so, 'but
toi the thoughtful mind it means that
• eible, arid Chat the vile attempt that
the association is •practically letvine
cible, and that the yile attempt thgt
has been made to injure the jritereste.
ot thousands of poliey-holders 'will end
' inspiring still greater contidence in
che assooiatioe,. leading oxt to still
greater arnievemeets in. the 'future,
makirig thousands of homes haPpy
eh° lowest cost ronsistent with Ohs°.
lute safety. .
The very men Whom the shculdererl
g .op a g e
• disgusted with their self-eleeted cham-
pions and ashamed that their business
should seem to need eueh helpers. The
Mutual Reserve Fund will doubtless
follow up vigorouely ,those whet have
foully tried to injure it, toed allhonest
men will hold up its hands, for the
public loves • fitirplaY arid alreedo
tired of the persemitien by disapecil*to
ail maneieseekers of no asrionatIoo
which, with seri0118 problems to solve,
is heneatly trylog tp Meet theM.
inueb might. he said, but euffice it io
.
. say that lime and Ober minarets; le
quantities in drinking *nee,. often
prove • inju riot's to Cho i nattily. r, by I he
formatierl: in the systeni, of inset able
compounds, in the • gall -bladder, kid-
,
•neys, bladder, Mc. Nature's demands
for bone-forzieng teritoeitils is much
better satisfied from • for.ds .9tati from
water, load or soft. . . •
The asse rt ion. that pu re wa er Mc -
e into ..t Ito HI onto(' II co uses pompleintS
of weak itoreatchO behhieg, etc., is
the purose -i•ot ; • R. Os evident 'that if
.
belching was excited by a drink of Wa-
ter ie• wee calmed either to motor
nerve simulation from its -tempera-
ture, or an alkaline, hard water was
taken into an acid-containi rig, Stomach,
Which restated in effervescence, Moun-
tain streams, when -not erinkable, are
not pure, as :contended, but :general:yr
heavily laden with Jim° end Other
powerful alkalies. It must tot be in-
ferred from the 'abovelhat ram op-
posed to all alkaline. watens-not at
all; but pure, not impure water, is
the thing to drink, except when in cer-
tain -cages certain alkalies are demand-
ed by the sestem ; then they' mat, be
added to pure water, or otherw;se pure
water containing them tnao be used.
Extreine purity, is a virtue, not a fault
of water. Beware of an. author who
contends that- contaminated water ia
conducive to health." •
Comments on Dr.•Koppees paper are
not all aaverse; however, as witness
the followieg from the. America.n Kit-
cheit Garden, the writer of•which con-
tends that While, distilled •water may
be •very well when taken medieinally,
it is pot a good beverage, except for
those' who are overeating. Ile ;says:
"Distilled water taken on an emPlY
stomach woUld tend to. leach out the
cells with 'w,hich it clone in 'contact:,
and sve know that the life of the cell
depot& Upon the maintenance of Re
conlente at a certain standard. This
is a wellaistabliehed fact,' nod not as
one advertisement implies, a vision of
• rnad microscopist. The testimony of
physicians tliat the prolonged uee of
distilled water has a tendency to de-
crease the body • weight shows a les-
sening of nutritive power in the M-
imes. Most' persone' eat enough salt
on .their food to bring up the average,
anti many persOnS in middle life, and
after, eat too much of all kinds of
food and drink too little fluid, so that
for them a course of &ladled water
mai be most beneficial, eat•rying away
an excess which would ee harmful. If
nn individual over forty, is living on
Potatoes pared before cooking, white
bread, Unedited butter, cream, fruit
and sugar, then dititiller? wet er would
be superfluous, . if not barmfin ; but
if tbe diet ia rich meat, in cereals,.
in milk, and abundant at (hal, it le
very pt•oliable that distilled water
WoUld reinove more of the ereese than
would a hard water taken ea Sewer-
age."
NEEDT., KW (MK PA HIIIONA BUN,
This le a Beason of fada-they fibur.
(eh better in warm weather beentme WO
ere too indolent to wimpy otirselvee.
with nnything aensible. Yet we mufti
have mental' oce.upationi or Brim tinge
wearily along. In bygone days waited
Noisy work -dainty bite of SOWIIIR al*
%vain at hand, to he taken Up Whelleitee
the Mood %timid or whet% we hail
reale ng 131811 to do, That Whim died
w lie a th le I toe mooned
Open tim. nee, we retold Mit take
Bret prizes. But. Llie automobile, tit
present, the chosen eonveyance, and
there is little doubt (hat New York,
will aeon see many of the earriagee
propelled by. fair braids that have been
trained to handle the brake& to beak
and steer in the very adept fertition
that N'ewport women are exploiting
this summer, Tile feet thet the elfin I
olitilleir iiporte With 11101101111.11111,
MUHL 'Ilea& tire iiiirtitilVeS Ho that aseu
a, bit of sewing wait, ita exertion to lie
eltionted.. Tint Wheel. of thile • hall Vane
round R1111 Timm" and brought Iseult
delightfitlIy.femininp iseoupation of
Inedlowork, %tory up.tn.tiate neaten
trio carritigee have been exiled. front
the park drives has militated against
their use In town, but (hat real rietinlit
tO he removed abortiy, And tide na., I
tumn the gide will probably glory in I
the Ude Of thAde lien -Angled driving
more In that, they oliminato fr the
"life of WOMank11141,. One 11011101t t ter.
machines, rejoicing in thein the
Mr, the tetbrisett.
Will tank her trunks the Meter,
• tor pretty traits% And, take
word for it, will obtain a sleal ot sat.
sfardion from her holiday. 'Vim flu,
shed atilelea. may form a part of her
own wardrobe or may los put tewey
Or Clirlatmait retnembranoes, At All
ovoids, they will Ito the reaulta of
manly .Plcasant 1101111 which multi not
have been MOM profitably emploYed.,
Cr
_
On thS ish9re of Thome, 105 bottle -
nosed whales were SAM one morning,
They had drifted onto the beach and
died. For miles the decaying flesh
tainted the air, and the residents glad-
ly seta the entire eollection for 8180.
•
When a Man and Wilton
Are married, romance ceases and his-
tory begins. When you get Catarrh°.
zone and use It your Catarrh, Bron-
chitis, A.sthmia, or Flay Fever disap-
pears, and health begins. Catarrho-
zone will cure -absolutely cure-Oat-
arrh. There is no danger or risk in
using this pleasant, and effective rem-
edy. It cures by the inhalation Of
medirnted air, wnich is sent by the
pie you Weenie' to the Minutest cells
and passages of the lunge, and bron-
chial tubes. It cures because it can-
not tail to reach the, right spot. You
breathe, It does the rest, 41.00 at all
druggihts, or direct oy mail. Send 10c
int stamps for sample outfit to N. C.
POLSOH & CO.,' Kingston, Ont.
- •
Whenever o black eat passes a
Hindoo sentey at Bombay he gravelY
salutes it in military style. This is be-
cause of a euperetitIon which leads
him to believe that the cat contains
the soul of a, British Of Eider.
MONTREAL HOTEL einsourtv.
.
fie l' Balmer " Free Bus A in' Ph"'
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. . . .....,
Hotel Carslake,I;617; • t;
.1:11:0.1tA ',ill's:
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. . .. tnt_on._ On sea • Ki ocrsakei, oo slope.
Family Hotel rates $150
AVENUE NOUSE—MulfIll- College Avenue
.
per day, ,
ST. JAMES' iiifrit"PaTfilititn7ttri:
IIIIVIYI, Flret,eleas oonirriertilid 11011“, a bladed ini•
n
Prevemento,-Ratee modetatis
••••••••••••••
AT THE NUPTtALS.
v1,103111 -HO he married that
Sitekleby •girl .at last, did het What
did he weer al the wedding
Miss Illithe-A dejected 10015
breech of prorate° suit.
esiossionsa
CALLA LILY CREAM
mitres a youthtol oomplosloa floodlit lama tor Moll
tame, or tea ono tor armlet on aid a nnatiomptexioa
Addroasit,LVaqug IM Masan st, wirers:owe
.
Tho eluttopion speller of Missouri is
atom% ilon 8, lgoilY. of St.
lie can spoil any word in the ling.
Dalt language, with. wind% ho is Wall.;
lar, haft written three.law books, and
no printer has been able to discover
en error la tho orthography Of hitt
nituitifteript.
•
. LADIES WANTED
To use the latest and most popular DYE on the market; known as
• • •
•
Home Dyes
_, __ . v_10 sire audit WhiCenrince YoU that they wi I don!! we claim for t, ern. °tee
. WV 11:41941':;ITAtell',401Vg4'gp„,tatzgregitite14,716%
ryee are POSEPIwE r thitoo Dyes, end will ere Cotton, Wool, siik or Mixed Coed* with AI results. ABM
our drugelet foe them, or send dirept and wa will mail free to any address 10a package, or three for 25a. Spielal
nduelhocuts to &gentle. TORONTO HOKE DYE co,. TORONTO.
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A.Lconpr. FOR sturromOBILF.S.
The majority of motor eers are noiU
di•iven by petroleum, but e Prenels en- .
'Arleen recommends the use of alcohol •
iaslead. and motors are being altered,
so as to consume it. :nem is. no fear
of explo.eion with alcohol, and it Is gaid
to be lase costly than petroleuni.
0' K E E.F E' itr MIA LT
anted TORONTO, IINT.
8 Co.,
168 Yoram EL,.
• awl tea and Si rirthens.
oeoyp wow), Toronto. OHNE EA f./ AGENT. • •
T
USICers 14i pniF)Ttiegr!D;Sil I In dlip;ANpcl riii°°,1 ;11:1:11
• Whaley, gone
ROOFING and Shoot Metal Works.
noonstri awes. in Black,
Coal Tar, e . ROOFIPO ea New (Sty BUild •
to.
AST, TE BLACKBOARDS (We aulrylii
OBSERVANT 01RD• •
• 1.1} ifib I i°or sarnir Agit Salon' Poronco).• Rooting Felt Pitch
'0, George ! squeaked the patriot, as
soon as the young man moue into the
parlor, 'roar rough your face is I
•
L u y s 7ei now UN to till
lioir. 11 unite.' groW
• and restores tire eomr..
§old by all droggists. 5ts., a bottle.
Self-respeCt 'is tbe ccirner-atone. of
ell virtue,Str John liersChel.
La Toscana, 10v. !IniatkE.mcw•ut
entreat
•
Owing tei illehealth Vice President'
:Hobart. will not be a candidate for re-.
election. • ' .
scOur11;i:and:dianisbylkAtOoaNitrbe.rdOws.sstVrEgeiiwRIAteidni7vy:1;t:r::004 rretbh:.38201150: bet.
hout the world. Be
MRS. wising:ma SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used by mother', tor their children teething. It soothes
the child, Batelle the guma, allays pain, cures wind
Elephents have. only ei htTEtieTerithe
two: below and two 'above on h side.
All baby elephants' 'teeth fall out
when Lhe 'animal is about le years old,
fin'd a new set grinivs. • •
: — . .
"Pharaohl0e."P""04,:m...f...""'"...,'4".°.
• .
When a Londoner desires to express
deep grief, for the loss of a relative
he puts crape on his cane,
TO MIRE A COLD 13 ONIE DMZ
Take Lanative Bromo Quinine Tablete.
druggiets refund the money if it fella to cure.
25c. E. W. Grove's sigaature is on each box.
• ELELP. •
Hicks -To be strictly up•te-date yop
should, get an automobile.
Naiwson I suppose • 1 auto ;
but-,
--,o- .
$100 ReWard, $I0O.
The reader's ot this paper will be. pleased to.
learn that there is at least ono dreadtd disease
that science has been able to Cure in all its
stageti and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure noW knoWu to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a COM-
titutional diaease, requires a 'constitutional
treatment. Ball's Catarrh Cute is talc ti inter.
natty, acting directly upon the too and
mucous surfaces of the system thereby dost..._
troying the foundatloa of the .disease, and
giving the patient strength by huilding,up the
constitution and as:isting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so tench faith in
its curative powers, that they offer t ne
dred Dollars for any case th4t it fails te cure.
Send for list of testimon
Adel esti. F. J.CH fc CO., Toledo, 0.
Pelt( by dringgive, pc.
HAW:. Family Dills are the' best •
'THE TRAGIC JOKE.
Virginia, never fall In love with a
man who hasn't any sense of hemor.
Why, Aunt Alice? • •
I refused one once; be took me seri-
ougly anti never- asked pae again.
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CALVERT'S
Carbolic Disinfootstoto. Soap', Clint.
',sent, Tooth Powders, eto. have been
awarded 100 medals and diplomae'tor superior
excellenee4 Their regular tleri prevent intact!.
cats diseases. Ask your dealer •"te .obtain a
supply. • Lists Wailed free on'application.
F. 0:CALVERT & 004,
DIANONEGTIER, - • ENGLAND.
Carters 001,D, SORE 100. 011ide in a jiffy. P,
Comma & Co, 'Agents Montreal.
Mills. Mills A Halo*.
Barristers etc.. removed
to Wesley' Ridge., RIO.
Mend 86 Vir.. TorOnto.
permanently Ores
011tarrh Of hose,
1111 In throat, stomach
and bladder. 50o All atm. Write for particulars,. The
Indian Catarrh Cure Co,,116 OL 7amesst., Montreal.
TORONTO Outtink Sohool otter* once's' advantages
to all desirous of acciti:ring thorough knowledge oi
Cuttingond Fitting Gentlemen's Cisrments. Writ,. lot
particulars.
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.113 yams et, Toronto,
FARug VOR SALK - BRUCE . COUNTY -
gat. STEWART. Drawer 10, Hhigerdine p.o„ OnL '
1 mu Some Great B •rgnins. age.:72,A....7
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stamp for catalogue. 03 Eh. Paul Simi, Mostr441. GRATEFUL -COMFORTING. •
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into, Toronto, done by our anal. IVS1etal Ceilings, Con
nines, ate. Estimates furnished for work complete sar foe
materiala shipped twany part of the country. Phone 1969
0, OUTRIa& SONS. Adelaide &Widmer ato.,Teronto
la (la PER DAY SCRS,- ItELIAntie
PeraOn, gentleman or lady, to represent •
liable firm; position portnunent; 0600 Der Y r
01F0110e4 ; Okhorlenoe ecesaarr
if. A, OiCEEPE,
Diet Manager, London, OM •
t ',BEAVER BRAINS " matathitese
never hardens & is guaranteed Water.
proof, Aak tur it,take nu other, ‚Bea. '
rer Rubber Clothing Coe kfoutreal, ,
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dhhil Asthma, and Over-futness,
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fiCu„1:111 ODAbi.litz• aAge.r. Nti SR 33 en mord.: gailig, New Pork. •
(absorbed without operation), Won'
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COBIluMesONitSaEt1HaEndK mil L TOR. osa bele iib,yBiteidl
Drugs °raft/Q.0004W. Toronto. VOW
POULTRY, BLITIER, EQCS, APPLES, •
and other PRODDOE, to enintre best reedits eon,* to
The Dawson Commission Co., Limited, •
Oor. West -Market Sioraborne st., Tbronto,
Dominion' Line ntIVAL MAR,
STEAMSHIPS
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Mr•ntreAll mut, Quebec to Liverpool.
.Large and fast S__team,./rs Vancouver„ '
• • Dominion; Scotsman, Camtiroman.
Ratee of passage :- First Cabin, 1150 upwards ; Second
Cabin, $35; Steerage, $22.50 *n4112350
For further information apply to local agents, or
DAVID TORRANCE at CO.. General 'Agents,
17 SE. Sacrament AL Montreal.
Dyeing 1 - Cleaning I
Ftir•the very best eend your work 11 the . '
" BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING 'CO?
Look for agent In yoUr town, or mad direaL
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec. '
Catholic Prayer aVairraTillacr".",
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Religious Pictures, Statuary, and Church Ornamenta
Educational Works. Mail orders receive prompt attetr
Dom A. & J. SaDLIER Si 00., Montreal.
Cereal Coffee Frealth Drink.' Pura -Wholesome, Nourish:
log. 15o lb., or 2 lbe. fOr 250. Rowe° is equal to 40a toffee,
,•10-Iror Sale by all:Modern, orsend 10c for t.lh. package,
to the ROX1:0.111FG. CO., 155 Queen:E.; Toronto.
• ' Agents Wanted In every locality. •
PM
• • BeseGlasses... 10 '
We guarantee perfeet satisfaction, "
6140013 OPTICAL GO.,
93 Yong° Street, Toronto. .
110 for IC Geniis -
Solid Gold. ...$2.S5
Best Gold Fill 1.50,
5 yrsGol4 Fill 1.00
Thls hook cOntaIns•one h.:mitred and
embracing the Negro, Yankee, Irish and
ten of the boat humorous recitations.
Dumb dialects, both In woke 0,8 pen..
as well As hurnorotia compositions Of
' every kind and character.. Sent, polity
paid, with cid Mustrated catalogue of '
Johoston et McFarlane
oks and .noveltlea for only ton qanta., •
art9
Di Venire N.. Toronto. Van,
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Michigan Land for Sale.
000 AORES 0000 FARMING LANDS -ARENA() -1'
WriP 10400, Ogemsw and Crawford Counties. Title per.
hot. On Michigan Central, Detroit & Mackinac and
ele La aa aria Close togErfterprai g New
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ifilitiosableuterms. Apply to
E. M. PIERCE,Agent, Weet Bay City, Midi.,
. or J.W. OURTIS, Whittemore, Allah,
bran trora
Galvanized Steel
`Windmills and
Towers. ,t1,39
'Steal Flag: Stotts, .
Grain 'Minders, •
• iron and Wood Pumps,
See Suppiles.
Bend for New Catalogue.
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BRANTFORD CAN.:
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BOYS
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owe p....Witrfla.e 21f11...40 AiripL
R• limq WI kr
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Sausage Clain Et glfsh Sheep and Am.
arkAn Hos easint-natiabiewoolh: at right prieell.
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BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
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WILLIAM ST., TORONTO.
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The Anglo-American
Hews Co.
Wholesale and Retail News Dealers
3i and 3g Adelaide St. West,
TORONTO, ONTA310.
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WE have a goodline of Books
250 to 400 ciEe4-114i too hUMer0115; to ide.,tion,
- bat we can nasan. aro sotnala that they are the beet
salon in Canada, MA include thti best known anthem
such as Conan Doyle, Capt. MUM king, the Ditcheie,
nernia Clay, Zola, A iditoor Ilawlhoree.
Stevenson, Scribner, AO Regular Woo 26.. nod 60e.
each, but In order to mato ro 110 rot our goad,'
we have determinel dose helm out at 10e. ur 3
tot‘Rigingiorlog, tend to, extra tor each built, to roam,
postage),
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WE have Five 'ritottRand Sheets
of moot., Avith wor.1, compleS4 all the. I test
songs,' Ursula pries 40 And :Mee le tea, our wiry we
cent, or 7 tor toe. Alto maw cortuning 60 ot the
latest tondo rentimetaa. mom!, .ineittems "The
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Went "Helm aty Baby,'" I tines. VII nave to
Telegraph olv Pie' 5e, e wh, or 6 thfferent k•nlla
tor we.
WE carry In stook nil kinds or
Non% pmmile,),, Thou asA Magazines, in.
clotting conk. mortitta and theatrical poem 0113 maga.
OU can order anything in read.
too Matter publiahed 111 Me Enzliall lansunto,
Clinical no, and you may tea Mbillfell Mit your omer
win ho prompny taimt
1/10 tire agents tor Street ft Smith It i411111k tt ODIC
8. W11011, $0011 ng meets for. 25r. worth nail
worth, Mointy 000 is thn entreat And eheOpeat
way. sarrie-er inentloo this tomer. •
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‘VOOD & PHOTO.ENGRAVIN9
g" J. L.JONIS 'CNC Co t
6•8.10%ADELAIDE S1W TORONTO.
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goners, for AU Prosourast
iti itti146,A* , a q Mottos aad Fuel,
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Ilia MISSOURI PACIFIC agy and
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE.
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bertha, oddreda
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CANADA PE11,111.411ENT .
Loan and Savings Company'.
ltreORPOnATED 1855.
The Oldeet and Largest Canadian Alert.
gage Corporator.
Prild•up Capital, - • $1,600,ono
Reserve Fund • — oloo,000
' Head otnee-toronto st., torente.
Oregon' Ilfflostl-Winnhisg, Mari., Veumouver, 5.0
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211117ENTIIRES 10101210 for I, 2, 7, 4 or Soars,
olth intermit coupona attarhect.
MONIST LENT Ort *entity ot reta estate Inortgageo
Oeverninent and Manielpal Bonds, 'de.
Por tamer yardman apply to.
.L. HEIteleaRT MASON:
Mena:ring Director, Toronto.
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JAL 111. Manager.
JOHN .J. MAK Sept and DWAIN
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