The Signal, 1898-6-9, Page 9ROWDINO IN LONDON
NO REVELATIONS RECENTLY
MADE IN LONDON.
Marhd /e r'wver of apsaes Voir
r liras, Well -Rapt Teltrenoala,
lats Rental, WILL Porptimene tae
aeeherte.,
veetigation into the conditloa of
tart people of time city baa just
idents of London to bold Stay
i, in great horror st the
ul overcrowding and consequent
sty that has been revealed,
recent London fetter. It baa
wn that in this city of bigb-
religioD, were millions are
annually on tbe spiritual we -
the poor, there ere people who
,ber like catte. and tre-
y with leas desirable quarters
he cattle whose --inviter is os re -
their condition.
the prelates and public men
burn Tossed to setioo by the
state of things tonna to ea.
iie Loadoi courts, alleys and
of l be ArchbLthepe ofC .sterbary
rk, the t3tehopst of Loaders. Ell,
and Lichfield, Earl Cadogan,
George -Hamilton, Lord Roberta,
t I,lendoft, the Margnua of
se. Right Hon. H. Chaplin,
Henry 1$ 8taaley, M.P., the
of Seltttbtr,, the Duke of De-
, Right Hon. A. J. Balfour, the
of Argyle and Rea. J. Cpamter-
OM}s FOR THE POOR.
outcome of the revelations of
sl,t� and overcrowding in the
here has been aa tgitatioa i1
of looses for the poor that will
them to fire in moral com-
e the aims rent that they pay
dirty doss iu which they are
•t crowded. An the public
Mime
esterM iay intotae mere
Wail of Salisbury vetoed the
nt 61 all when he wrote:
impossible to refuse our hearty
rears an the object that is in
. The more people can be legit! -
y lob -rested is proper, in this
more t be ere aswre all our in-_
an; * i 11 be."
le not • matter of wonderment
pious England has blushed for
at the condition of the poor, as
by the recent isveatigattons,
reports such as thee* era made
nc
on, room, let oat as a one -room
at, We (Mild a poor w'omaa
to become a mother, with the
d and children in tbe same
haring their tea. It is eaaiiy
a.d what the entnequent lived of
children will be.'
NY awful enough for Christian
satin to read, when every one be-
t/tat heathen equator and igaer-
was far away, say in Central At -
or in remote kidded* of the Pa,
Moth. But be investigators had
things to report, as for instance,
1ETOND DESCRIPTION,
effect of tbs one -room aytkem
yeically sad morally hey.nd de -
con. la the first place the tee -
system always leads to the Me' if yos go into these snails
you may nematimas find two
bat you will gsarraily Bed one
oeeapied by the whole family, in
y of thew mese consisting of fa -
mother and eon, or of father
dasitlbtoM or brothers and sisters.
totally destrartive of all benefit
be children to be absent daring
day at school, aa, when tbey return
heir bosses. la use boar they ne-
e everything they have acquired
ag the day. Our agent visited •
and asked the woman bow many
The: he salted
and she told bias
sated ber. 'How many in
t#milt' P !Sieg answer was: 'We are
or 11.'Roe many hods r Two
w• 'i eikage a you and your hue-
d OCrta'y agar 'Yon. and two or
of the yaaaeer children.' ? MI
re are an alder ane and an elder
hter, aged, perhaps, 28 or I6 or
as the cos slay be, and when be
e his shoulders the reps very
a ie: 'Yon mast bear in mind thet
d+ntbtler dose -Hot. 'or that ray
htera do not, elwaya seine bane
nicht; they do Ilium always sleep
I RITR(JCTIVE lit) HEALTH.
whole report bears twelves », to
fact that overcrowding and the
rcite TA is most doastrtae-
e to
to bodily bltb.. It i /roved ,bat
d f owhere that pates pre -
he death rate sometimes nimb-
i:DOM atiel„tpg fulcras withal the
break st.* epidemic. For lost/ ace,
*aerial* smarter is St. Psaeres,
r$te of mortality in one yr rloeb
b. enornwaa rate of 70,1 per thous-
ILThe suffering among little child-
° in overcrowded districts from
Ihalrgis, scrofula, and other oon-
n tel dieeasps is vary great. As
garde adults, it was found that in
h neighborhoods %mon the lowest
vests every workman or workwom-
e best abogfi, 40 days ten the year from
mule exhasetina.
It atoms to bare at. last dawned upon
k lhilanthrnpiete of thip ooustry that
to proper way to attack the social
'iiia �attaek it where it is large -
in the slums of Leaden.
Vat many
or moat other revelations
bitterly reproachful to those
la. have asNeeted their duty, there
no doubt t hat t lie di
,ver etartlod London with town a
anew to swam over the lives of ties
�o t bets. if. es •peat+
St di ef tb filthy rookert.S
disgrace I.aation W�da.1r there
Ver rowe of opus, troll -built tine:
•nes *home mutat striae will he with -
the imam of the
poorest.tbeinap-
t II/ele*at disclaim will not bare
sen made in relit.
SWAY!' '1' MUCH TO El ht.
the_ 1 ern lyre op is the }e .4
were 1Vttat. did that asciiet jae•-
'rhierrtA mean that yen wet me t
don't gwL the tr stied trek
linnet until the w tnogth.
I•fore merrier;
a likes ldife-'
blood f6t're's he 4srtt'..1*P*.t
ds shoat
Eris of his time in i•'svlas kk.
WHEN LITHE& CARVID DUCK.
We all look on witb anxious eye*
When father serves the duck.
And mother almost always sighs
When father carves the duck,
Then all of us Prepare to rias,
And hold oar bibs before our eyes,
And be prepared for some surprise
When father carves the duck.
He braces up end grabs • fork
Wheoe'er he carves a duck.
And won't allow a soul to talk
Until he's carved the duck.
The fork is jabbed into the sides,
Across tbe breast the knife be slides.
And every careful person hides
From flying chips of duck.
The platter always seems to dip.
When father carves s duck.
And how it makes the dishes skip!
Potatoes fly amuck.
The squash end cabbage leap u spaoe.
We get the gravy on our face
And father mutters Hindoo grace
Wbene'er he canes a duck.
We thus have learned to walk around
The dining room sad pluck
From off the window sills and walla
Our shale of lather's duck.
While Latherwend and blows and
jaws
And swears the knife was lull of flaws.
Aad mother scold, him -well. because
-Ile couldn't carve a duck.
TBE STRAWBERRY.
Sweet Strawberry Shortcake. -
two eggs, sift two level teaspoon
of 'akin/ powder witb two scant
cupfuls et flour. Beat a teacupful
Bazar with half a teacupful of a
(nam. add the eggs, a teampoonfu
wit, and best in the 1Ionr. Bake
threw layers. Sweeten to tart* t
pita of strawberries, lightly -but
t >m. iai'oonr each with
ries. Over tb. top layer of • beer
moist* auger, and spread wbi
cream, or a meringue of one egg a
a tablespoonful of sugar, and bro
in the oven.
Beat
tuts
tea.
of
weet
1 of
in
Arm
ter
bee -
ie$,
Peed
ad tier a few dayaetelPe eje►telisirre'e the
wa i ueiversitiea, wbv wouZldd be only too glad
of tbe opportunity to attend a p11v-
ate bait, but are debarred therefrom
owing to the limited extent of their
erinstiataam is the city
o obviate this difficulty
would-be hostesses and guests togeth-
er a plea has been devised by the man -
moment of the big shop wbich is said
to wort satisfactorily. When a as -
tomer intends, to give a ball and finds
that she will Mt be able to find part-
ners for all ber women guests. she not.
sties the atop to supply her with • spec-
ified *umber of young men. The order
is filled through the medium of e. Hat
wherein male viaitora to the city are
requested to enter their names. Of
courts the management of the .bop bas
to be very easeful concerning the so -
cell status of hosts and guests. It
would *ever do to send small trades-
men to the boom of woman of rank.
This difficulty is °twisted by a sys-
tem of tabulation. The mansimrs take
Satre to find out all about tbe hesbjesee
sad tb. sten, and having satisfied
themselves concerning their position in
society. arrange teem in groups accord -
leafy. •
Thus everybody l'as be auitad with-
out danger of ut*Oleaaaat contretemps.
The chum la said to be profitable to
the store, for of ooarss the yang men
wbo are thus arcorntnodated buy
their gloves, ties and other necessaries
there.
calls and three tablespoonfuls of an_
gar, beaten to a cream.
Plokled Strawberries, - Put ten
Potulda of not over -ripe strawberries
in a jar, scattering through them half
an ounce o1 clause and a stick of cin-
namon bruke5 fine. Boil live min_
tare a quart of ♦!Hegar and five
pounde and a half of brown auger sad
pour over. At the end of 24 hours.
pour off and buil three minutes. The
third day cook berries and liquor to-
gether half an boar and eau.
Canned Strawberries. -Into a pre_
serving kettle put eaougb berries to
fill two quart cane, Heat in tbe oven
or over a slow fire until tbe juice
al arta; then gradually Increase the
beat and let simmer 15 or 20 minutes.
Add two tesrupful, of granulated sug-
ar and simmer 15 or 20 minutes long-
er. 11 kept in paper bags, the fruit
will not lose ed OI r, and Is delicious,
Canoed Cold, -'lo each pound of fruit
allow a pound of sugar; die/solve tbe
eutar in the heat possible quantity
of aster, put in berries and let boll
up ono, thoroughly, or until well heat-
ed through, put fruit and syrup in
(trap earthen pie -plates and let stand
in the sun covered with mosquito
very li ,s, then email r mist! may are
put up In tbe same way.;
Strawberry Acid. - Dimwit.° two
canoes of citric acid in a quart of
water, pour over four quarte of very
ripe berriew let stand 24 hours, strain
with little: or op pressing; to' each
pint of juice add a potted and shalt
of sugar, boil ten minutes; let stand
three days and bottle.
-DA NCI R!1 NPPL}ED TO ORDER.
Among the articles purveyed to its
ctntnooers by a mammoth London dry
goods store are young dancing men. In
1.t radon as elsewhere, hoeteaaes have the
greatest difficulty in obtaining the re-
quisite number of mule dancers fa
tbeit balls. Outside of the military,
;dancing men form a very small minor-
ity of the regular residents ►n the me.
jtrapolia. On the other bead there are
!almost at all time/ plenty at visitant
int' London, young men who come up
Pyraaud.--!Phil until soft a teacup -
tel et ries, cover the b)LU,m.ut* putt4
with a layer of rico. ,bon with one
of berries, and sprinkle freely with
sugar. Contuse making each layer
smaller until you have a pyramid
serve with whipped cream.
skate. Dust over powdered sugar and
With Tapioca. -Soak over Dight in
cold water a teacupful of tapioca;
Pei hall in a buttered, earthen bak-
ing dish, sprinkle with sugar, put in
a quart of strawberries half • teas
esG,ful of sugar. or more, sad the re -
he tapioca. Fill the dish
w, h maindeste , r of Sand, bake until it loots
clear in a moderately bot even. Eat
cold with cream or with a sweet cus-
tard.
Pie with Cream. -(foil the berries,
arrange in layers in a deep pie tin lin-
ed wire rich cruet, sweeten to teat,,
.over with a moderately thick pastry
sruet. Bake slowly, bet thoroughly.
Wiles dole remove tbe top aid pour
ever tin boiling List use, : Heat to
kitbag a crani teampful of thin,
sweet mom; stir in tie whites of two
eggs frothed, a tablespoonful of pow-
dered anger, and a teaspoonful of
ootrnatarod wet with a little cold
milk. Boil until smooth, and *ben cool
ens as directed- Serve cold, sprinkled
with powdered sugar.
Bacalloped Strawberries.- Whip °a-
tilt dry a pint of cream; bull a quart of
berries. In a deep glean fruit -dish.
Plate "a layer of berries, add $ sprink-
lins of powdered sugar, and rover with
whipped ereai, another layer ot ber-
ries, diger and cream, until all are
seed, heaping the cream no the top.
Set in a tool plane, to be chilled before
nerving.
Floating Island.-4.asere out a
quart of silk, a tableap000lul of
enrn-starch and a tear ut.tnl of su-
gar. Beat the yolks of four eggs with
bait a t.acepful of the milk; diataolve
the corn-atarrh in th'r'oe tablespoonfuls
of milk, fwd stir the two together.
Bring the remainder of the milk to
boiling, add eggs and oorn-.t arch,
nook until creamy, thea add hall a
teaspoonful of milt and the sugar.
Wben wager in dissolved and stir-
red in /sntty, take from the fire, and
when bolt cooled, flavor with lemon
*ion. Crush 1 pint of strawberries
witb halt a teacupful of sever, let
stand as hoar and strain. Whip the
whites of the egg*, add tyre table-
spoonfuls of sugar and the berry
juice. Drop by spoonfuls over the
custard, and keep awol until served.
ts{trawberry Vol-eu-Vent.-Bake the
deeds in a patty pan. When nearly
done, brash over with the white of an
egg, -beaten to li stiff troth. and
sprinkle with granulated sugar; set
is aqsiok oven a Sew minutes, wattl-
ing that it does not brown. Fill with
strawberry preserve, sprinkle with
powdered sugar, and glass with a
hot above!.
Bavarian Cream. -Soak an canna of
gelatine two hoera in belt & timeup/sl
Of cold wetter; rruuh e. quart of tier -
ries with a heaped teacupful of an-
ger sad let stand one boar. WDip to
e froth a pial of creta, strain the
cashed berries through ebreewn•'olotb
gelatine N6al1 s sI sett boiloar iling
g
alter. stab I.IA strain it into
tbe bade is a pan 01
hies and heat serif Meters
htahpss. Whoa like soft custard atir
is tits whipped nreelm, turn intn •
Weld and /wars to mei and harden.
Sane with whiiped mean.
Ruby iCoder the Snow, -Soak halt a
pint of tapioca twelve Mars in MIf a
pint of cold water, add halt a Mmol
rind *!toed, a plat of cold water ad
tihlfAMr M111 deer. Remove the leta-
et r It 6.41 a pint of strs*Yarry
4 VSerter of a pound et .yar,
a%if s hseats. a tow kepi se
eeldetag ist darner a taw
atMtee, pear tato ewe .man ghee
disb o, solar with the whites et !spar
BUILDU AND STRENGTHENER.
Tat M Ow Term, a. Ottawa may Apelike
es Ib. we/Ilaas' Fina MIs.
Among many in Ottawa and the
vicinity who have bees benefitted an.
wap or another by tbe use of Dr. Wil -
barna Pink Pills for Pal. People, the
Journal 6.. learned ot the case of Mrs.
Gilchrist, wife of Mr. T. V. Gilcbriet,
of Hintonbargh. Mr. Gilchrist keeps
• grocery at ti corns of Fourth Ave.
and Cedar street, and is welt known to
* grant man.f people is Ottawa as well
aa to the villagers of this aabarb car[
the Capital. Mrs. Gilchrist states (bat
while in a "nen down" condition dar-
ing the spring of 1097, she was great-
ly strengthened tad built up by the
use of Dt. William,•' Ptak Pills. Speak -
i4 of the matte; ti a Journal repo
or. abe'Rated that while able to go
about at the time .he was tar troll
well; her blood was poor. she was sub-
ject ie. hesdacbes, and felt tired after
the alight♦st exertion. She had read
at different times of curve effected by
the ase of Dr. Williams' Pink Pilo,
acid decided W try these- She wee hem -
fitted
ne-
11(5 } by the first box sad oontinued
their use until she lied taken five
boos, when .be awtasidered herself
quite recovered. Mrs. Gilchrist says
Out abs always strongly recommends
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as a builder
sad strengthener. %ben any of her
friends' sew weak or ailing,
HALF A ROMANCE.
Be proposed to ber on a postal card.
How absurd 1
Ot mares; but what Hake the Poet
Office clerks miry warn that she re-
plied by letter, and now they don't
know whether she troapted him or
mut.
M Hae *41 111L-Tr/M111.?
Sxataias bar feet, and it she has
norm buy her tutsean'e P•lnlese Corn
}intr'aetor. Witt( them beelike
as Men some et the misery of
married Iles Mdse to eon*. Mitosis's
Extractor is ears, palatine. and prompt.
Tore Showa -files, -taw could weever
get Moat without the beautiful flow-
ers. Pete, The Hardener- I demo.
mitts. I Meat' rd hate to lock ter
stela odder Mad oh • job.
TO ClUitil A Vesta IN ,rod Ne settee > l a g„su/
,re• st*asadMete�seelaia
A M1/f= JOES.
Mite rortitag, yew affably
re arbed Rho- caw *he had hem gr -
rested the aylt before for bels( dm*•tsds, e, veansppoosdea�
Use *Men,
tt.1$e a flue .sorri*g.-i■ t a ire!
dol ase-tes asaraimg.
PVNIIIOBAR8,
N. Peek -My wife hasn't spoken a
*Mee word to me for two weeks. Bet.t erbawe.- When is she coming beck I
Fillmore --Wonder what baa come
over Nell Handel, A week ago she
wouldn't look at Nat Tyres, and now
*he is always. with him. 'Hillton-
Yea hr swapped 011 his wheel for ow
the selene make as hers.
Mn. Mlabaw-You praise yourself
toousuoh, my dear. People would ap-
prsoi.te you more, and would tell you
m4 If you were to cultivate a little
modest reticence. Mr. Misbaw -
fhere's where you are out. I did that
for years, and uobody took any notloe
tf me but you.
Little Boy -Mr. Blake. won't you
bend acme for met -ger. i11i•ka-.i
can't• my boy. Tittle Boy_ Aren't
you a contortion et t Mr. Blake --
No, Child; what ever gave you that
ideal Little boy -Sin said that every
timeou opened your mouth you pot
your foot in it.
AN i110R,TANT JL'AG. ,r1T-,bete
tlagoode Hall, Toronto, o* May 28th, os
application of G. T. Fulford 4 Co„
proprietors of the Dr. Wildi•tns' Medi-
cine Co., a Perpattial injunction woe
granted by Cbsemellor Boyd restrsta-
iwg Theodore t tberinea m raselling a pink adored
pili in imitatiaw of Dr. Williams' Ptak
Pills fou Pale People. It seems ranee -
vary to again impress upon the public
the fact that Dr. Willisigk,'_ Pink Pills
can only be obtaisaed os-geoames_$s
wrapper around which Man lbs fall,
law -protected trade mark... 'Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People."'
Pills offered in any other form. and
notwitbetandittg anything the dealer
�y sbboyuldralwa alwulent ays refused.tatiThe
Dr. Willie:is' Medicine Co., will be
glad to obtain. (in confidence). the
name of any dealer offering for sols
Say imitation o[ tbeir pillot as the
eomp.sy 1e determined to protect tbe
public against this mean' of fraud.
800 MADE EASY.
There is Mere than ass way -to Veep
1s, aoeoaalbonk. The method of one
woman is in the direction of simplify-
ing the distracting matters of debit
and credit.
- t5flowsy It -ertravagset is
her erpendittues for housekeeping ac-
cording to her bueband'a idents. With
• view to rectifying this failing, be
recently bought her an attractive tit•
tie account book, and carefully ' tel•
pl•ined its use to ber. --
Now,
Now, be said, here is twenty-five dol-
lars: Put down what I give you on
one the . n th•t
.14., *WieIWn y ism on
money go..
you *hell bare more.
A few days later, be Staked to see the
book, which lire. Calloway produced
with an air of modest pride. On one
page was written. Received from John,
twenty-five dollars. On tbe opposite
page stood one comprehensive and
isdiepntable entry ---Spent it all
APPRECIATED IN ENGLAND.
saallte. 7...,. Leech Marren It fees,
The L(atde'n. ltogland, ' Army .nd
Navy Gazette of May !lot. contains
tie fo:toe lag reference toone of Ikea -
ikon's prodsets:
The smoker who has not het tried
the "T. & B.•' *trite cut t.o'acco has
a nen pleasure before him in the use
of the weed." An investment will
furnish him with the inserts of giving
it a fair teat. Let um advise biro to
make the experiment ; 6e will find the
tobacco to 'he all that its tbouaands
of friends claim for it. end they are
far from stingy in their praises.
Hewes. Tarkett d% Son ought to be
pleased with such a recommendation
from such a sou roe. just ■a all oho
are interested in the progress of Ham-
ilton's industries will be pleased to
know that Myrtle Navy has spade
a place for itself on the other side of
the ocean. Personaiiy, the 'Times'
Soba_ expert does not agree with
the Snglish authority on *Wilt ary
matters• but holds that tbe "plug'
Melte* a cooler, slower and generally
more satisfactory smoke than the
"oat," always provided that both
are Myrtle Navy to start upon. The
Englishman Ma sometbing yet to
learn with regard to the solid com-
fort wrapped up in Myrtle Navy. -
lilsn•Ilton Trines.
I wonder who it was invented the
phrase, "idk reamer' I don't know.
It trust have be some fellow who
was Ynabpt to foresee bow busy rumor
mold he in these days of war with
Spain.
Quirkeure for Pimple.. 16e, 25c, 50..
He -Tell the truth and theme the
devil. roil know. She --i don't know
whether it would shame him for yob
to tel} the truth. hut it would surprise
him week
Quiokcure for Botl., 15e. 25e. dOs.
Bioko -De you think it will pay oma
to read Broaber's book t Whelk - 1
think it will. It will relieve you of
ail desire ever to read anything elms
from bin pen.
RIoy�yol�e�� L��re ty� ,�sa Pats
�s 1f tewi'rvnit]t/rit Twereiet
LIPS NVffitYBODY 11:1.8X
Be' -Do me know there is a trick
In ridsa wheel t
tfbw--O! coarse i do: i tumbled find
tblatg,
care for all tnflsalatatleo, 15e.
Appetite -. Strength
Without the IF1/rst You Cannot
Mavis Skin &•sats
Hood's Sarsaparilla gives both. It
gently tones and strengthens the stom-
ach and glees digestive power, creat-
es an appetite and invigorates the
whole system. By making the blood
ricl and pure it strengthens the nerves
and gives refreshing sleep.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
L C'aseda i Greatest Median& 111, We for e,'.
Heed a Pills ours all livor Ills. 116 coats.
THE PHOENIX.
The PZloenix wan the name of the
first fire company in J nglend, and it
was established in 16114. At *bat time.
in the towns, squirts or syringes were
used for extinguishing fire, and their
length did not exceed two or three
feet, with pipe. of leather. Water-
tight eeamleee hose was first ow.de in
Bethnal Green in 17.0.
neatness
We don't advertise for mere .effeuta
but for business. W. know that if you
are subject to cramps. that you should
have a prompt. efficient remedy on
hand. Nervitfne-nerve-pain cure -bas
a woneler•ful and Immediate curative
It relieved -la one minute; it
t
and the best knownj for pain.
[u -glve credit for Imolai
tressar ehly light oa , *MUM' house-
wife. -We trr-to-hse1) it ate Implied
tbe baker, Agd you succeed. It is io
light that IL Ana up in prise a" great
deal easier than it ever goes down.
Quickcurs for rheumatism, 15c, 25c,
50e.
BAMBOO TELEGRAPH POLES.
Tb. French lately adopted for their
field telegraph linos poles of Indian
• which theZ eau readily carry
hoot wtITi� t, on -TM -Wordy - -
tivavent Vme, errs Jp� R,,,gpps
Luna t o wry.
'RAMC a 1. CH r KEY Makin oath Ulla he is the
sealer partner of the arm of T..1 l' w en at & Co,.
d utas baeine.a in the City of Toledo, County sad
State aforesaid and duds d limn will pay e
sem of Orli. 1 aforesaid,
DOLLARS for each
the u.s0* oofOmeektamaa.att*. hennaed
by the use of Hate'sC on.
PRANK J
Swore to before Inc and subset/hetRlaam'
pressmen this 614, day of De,wmber, A. D., tabid.
J ULZ
A. W. GLEASON,
J Notary Pahl(.
Hall's Catarrh Core is take. {sternally as4 eels
directly os the blood and mucous surfaces of
tete system. Send for tectlmoniala hese
T. J. OR tel FY R OO., Toledo, Q
Sold hy Druggists, 75e.
Hall's Family Pills are the bort
I understand that was rather *mix-
ed orowd that attended your benefit
Nall. Ramous. Yaasir, dey mixed once
or twice, but wa cot 'eel scattered
bolo' any one bad time to call ter de
wagon.
IS GREAT WHEEL.
WRAT THE GLOBE SAYS OF THE 1
& D. BICYCLE.
11. /easy need Feist. are Alseest Teo easo-
erve* M noshes,
The bearing* on this bicycle were
invented in (Moeda in 1$85 by Canad-
ians and the wheel is built only in
th,nada and exported throughout the
world. It is the first and only Can_
.adion bicycle that bas successfully
entered the United States market. and
("medians have a Wrticolar reaal,n for
feeling proud %ben it is known that
this wheel commands a higher price
than any wheel in the U. S. end that
it is sold there al an advance of from
115 to 520 shove its price in Canada.
The 1898 models are the acme of per-
fect inn and beauty. Perfection of
movement, of course, has alwayp teen
the Particular theme of thin company,
and they have every reason to feel
proud of the reputation they bare
gained in so abort a, time by the use
of this wonderfat bub. We are is -
formed that they have never yet sup.
plied a rose or ball for this bearing,
nor even have been asked to replace
one. They doff their competitors or.
others to show H-iwki nut of their
wheel, no matter bows lone it baa been
is me, that shows• tM .13ghteat ladl-
('*110s of wear. : - They *iso challenge
tee poblio to destroy one of tbeir
bearings or to mate it bind, no mat-
ter how tight it may be arrowed sp,
The *beet to guaranteed to seas the
year without being oiled or oln.ned,
no matter bow many miles It is ridden,
or bow mach dirt is encountered. The
bearings also are guaranteed against
w.Srif. for three years. They never re-
quire to be adjusted or interfered
wit
The 7jpograph company are bring-
ing out a special model tbia year, which
includes an .stomatic brake that acts
on the rear hub. Simple back pedal-
ling applies the brake and w hen once
applied the foot can he removed and
the brake remains, wbiie forward ped-
aining immediately releaser the brake,
so the rider completely controls hie
wheel. whether his foot la oh the pedal
or not.
This model also includes the most
perfect gear case made. It i. com-
posed of afooitnum and celluloid, and
does not make the whetl look beevy or
curnher.ome. It rap ,ashy be remov-
ed and leaves the Maio and sprockets
at all times exposed to view. it is also
so ar�r�ange�d that the bock wheel cm
be adjustdd 'UM* in any way dis-
turbing the cams.
1'6n point of Interest in their 11198
models ane entirety too numerous to
be aotioed here, but we advise all in -
a tdbe "B !'b� * to 1 be � they de-
N4.to•
their 16116 snoua4ae_Torpnto
Olohn
NOT DO
ore H ESITAT
tie rerotmrlend LUDILLA amiss Tea, an Its impeder laver sad abmofete
freedom fres a1Mlt.raties ansmends 1t M all ttallpet.nt Miers of rood
Ta. LEL/ PA4z4M• 11, M. N SYN ills.
There's a good deal of human sato»
is a puppy, remarked the philosopher,
oalat the watching Fido tearing his beat
hat to pieces. Almost as destructive
IN one of my little nephews. Mrs.
Bouncer -Wily, professor, don't you
see he's got r
-Thunder 1 sohe hur as. ! bThe ought sit
was one of the boarders' hats, Take
that, you whelp!
ti
THOMAS • PHOSPHATEPOWDEQ
Some men. said 1'nele Eben, seems
ter 'imagine dat de relies' way ter leave
foot-printa in de sun's 0' time ix ter
go 'Mid an' jump on ebyliog in sight.
Aram*.
Hartford & Vim Tires
Bead Utas.- t Adelaide at. W, reroute.
She -Why doles a man feel rich when
b.'s riding in a hansom f He -Because
be hasn't paid the driver yet, I suy-
poe.
Quickcure for Sores, 15c, 25c. 50c.
r a alis
iuNew {30 wheel far 48* -ladle's
r Genie'. W1/I be s'nt for la -
ea receipt otgl, welckwttt be atlowe.t
ieretataad. stash or double tube tube Uri,
al.apalr. won Seeks s., 4e• Yates at,tawate,
ILA1- W
Sane., i nls i Nle%w,,
Baryijtern, ete.,removed
to waster Hld*J�sm., Rion -
mate -Se W„ Tomato.
SHIP YOUR PRODUCE,
Setter, lisp. Apples, Print, ae., teaoleg /Mt��
lee
44111/11
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U Mt. Seerament 8s,_ Mantua. Que.
ARMS
AN wares boughs. 5014 a
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we have the tie«, t 4 a�'9°t to tett. w. eta
earth. Toa. n011.• of 10nin nape at treachhe tExpert-
mental
T m, Oastpk Oak. Seed for prices,
Address ''groat. Planet Wb. Team C.,
SP Vice al. Tawsto.oat.
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TORONTO, eel. THROAT
aSPERM
Rsof INo mesmt..wWerke.
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tied Hyp aaenl. T-.�»..-tfa e•s .tt,
dentbryveMA r Vol *ita141t �
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EA WIN, Adishneseglidner Ille.,Tereette.
WS HAVE NO AGENTS WQ
*1141,.' atheteryprismaend
dailetr.d free)00rat .es from
Ifaatre*, nae (ysarl r'reran
del ale usghlses with all
attsehments. Noting hill,
mate. l'rtoee Itt.Au to 413.90.
Saud for
egg SMtfV DONALDSON N ,
Mow•raaA t_
Dominion Line Steamships.
Ye.lnal wd {)orbic k, U•.resel to .,ones. Levee
NM Aro ' *11 Mfers,.n De ' Labrador, ' Van
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cooter,' Doinica Aeoteses,' • Yorkshire
!superior solemn mods Nos •or Ptret Cabin,
Set -
Dad Cabta and steerea sem angers, Hetes of
bid Cabin, p#st.CO; reroni Cable,
Wevege I!! so ands sarde aoeordlag to
wwaster apd berg. Ter all tefermatloa .play
te Local Aseete, or Pivio Totmtitolfrfce R (.o.,
Owl Agents. 17 ilk. Sacrament St, mamas(
Ito deltcla.u• never sad kaett►t dih1
wakes every utsr Ain ad verde., ei Ica •Snort
MONSOON
INDO-C1YLON
SPsolma• T1g* moo}
Card for a Pammppia wee*
o�t�jlj' atglj�jgn orae
Se, 7 WM.a/tew at Weel, MDNIM♦,
BOATS and CANOES.
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wAlns DOAK Will,
Imo. et, tr.. T reetel
Love Harris
Your- Buys
self. Soraµ
41.111 Immo Mer Tema. now 171st
TAMMERERS.
cHVItcH'a Mane! Iasr1Tl'T
• PentarW et., rennte, sasses
OUSE MIANANTHII.
Oars IMPROVED CINIAGE MPS
meowed tae
Wesellthilltnit
• PATIOS
Mit_ t1on.
Mire net with
soak nr0venial 1l*
vox, table* ethos
soma afag tat rlyarrre
is was taitaal
eats.
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as irattaiseassdMeg
bens sur60
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CANADA PERMANENT
Lose and Savings Company.
Iwtlonroa1TSD 1166,
ascot.
►aid -pas O......nem (1eaaltaa..... ...e t,•55,1N
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ne1*, ver,nte et, T. eon e.
Deane
Detente"( raoMved ,at interest m
a0000r, Sa.
yearly. PV able Balt
Dos*wruaas blued for money deposited *If -
three or Ove years.
rates of lutenist etvora.teuenvCdob
Lead Mortgagee and Muaiolpel ere 6,4414
Debentures purchased,
Information may be obtained from, sad as.
pltcattoeo q4dla1l be made to
0, 7'. R. Hanlon General Asea; Wine*pag.
('uAa J MAi,Axi, General Agent,
waver; .
sr *o
4. MOW Mases, tlsseflef .w eterar min
$i. CHARLES,
ATLANTIC OITY,
OPEN ALL 1Hs TEAR.
MINIM HOTEL ON THE 'DOAN%
Sun parlor 630 feet long overlooking
ocean and betels eapiagade. Vacuum
steam beating aypeam. Elevator to
street level. Hot shed cold, fresh ets4
,Alt water to all baths. Rooms ea
sults. baths attached.
71Lsf3S B. RIi1LLY, Owner and Prop,
eiNhllNea Mil adgrrgettty
ALLAN LINE
Royal bail' Steamship Co.,
Montreal to Liverpool.
Steamers sail from Montreal e•.ry &&Cordo
eporplsg on arrival of trains from Toronto ae4
the West *bout • o'clock.
BATS OT PASSAGE
Cable •63.40 std upwards; Second C.N+a�
Ilk sad sale line u: el..erage to Los.
London, GI*Mtev, Itellaat, Iwadood..rry apo
Queenstosn airs sad 0MA3a
A redoetlos of Ave per omit, 1. allowed ea
round Ittp first and second cabin ticket,, For
manage of ..teemers or ether information apply
Nary authorised same
s. lbartler, 1 Xing St. W. TersasA
sr 111 as A. Allaa. afontreal.
T tIoNEY$A
RBBING
MIrCHINE
•
KNITTING
MACHINES.
OLD AND RELIABL.
111111 is Pea vera- baa "T LI Say!
(lathe your badly fele keel
to tea with ser
J
MONEY MAKER
Prices only •114, •20 *30.
CLEEL111R BROS., Georgetown, Ont.
ns, TlPtelarttle wort ae
What ?
"AMBERINE"
*visit, !OO are Ietillili* N I 1iagentol*e
*VIM MOO tt/ Torotfto aioa Lo+aol0e
Removes Dandruff in One Week.
Cures itching of the scalp.
Pirevents Breaking of Hair.
Stops Palling Out.
POir 1VELr OROW$ NA/1A.
o sem Tarammiiiiiiit
swimDelft Itia
1 or on
CAN fah% ht.
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