The Exeter Advocate, 1888-5-3, Page 7THE WEEK'S NEWS,
ceeranlets.
About four thousand immigrantshave ar-
rived in Winnipeg already this season.
Iti alleged s a gad that a lead mine has been
discovered on the mountain, aboUt eight.
;miles south of Hamilton.
The six weeks' strike of the O .uade Cot,
ton Company's employes at Cornwall was
settled by arbitration on Saturday, and work
was resumed.
Ex -Premier Norenay ie being puUorwaxd
in Winnipeg as deserving of a seat in the
pomiuion Senate in the event of Senator
Schultz beim appointed I.ientenant•Gover-
por of Manitoba,
Protestants in ;Montreal are indignant at
the proposed] erection of a statue of the \rir-
gin Mary in Aiount Royal path, and a move-
ment has been started to get up a counter
petIt€en against the project..
The balance sheet of the City Treasurer of
Toronto for 1887 ;haws total receipts from
alt eonrcee amounting toL3,7�6,477, against
An expenditure of $3,;12,83x' ; cash on taiid
in the banks at 31st; December, ;298,745.
Mayor Clarke, of Toronto, was notified
Viet the Toronto University authorities.
had decided to -parcel the lease of the
Qaneeu's Park entered inth between the late
Bursar and the Corporation on. let January,
1$58.
Extensive im lrove:ro ute are being carried
Out by the Goverramelat ae Kingston peni-
tentiary. The work, which will be done by
the comviets, will cost between $30,000 and
040,000 and will take three yews to com-
plete.
A very large am" iafinleittiaal deputation
froth Qaebee ]interviewed Sir Jobe Mae-
donald reaeutly lex the purpise of obtain-
ing Government aid for the eonatrtigtion of
a bridge over the St, Lawrence from Quebee
to Point Levi,
Gabriel Dumont arrived in Memtreal on
Sashay night, and is expected to stay about
three weeks in that city, .Ile Says lite Abject
In conies to Canada le to give'leetures on
the Tato rebellion, and alaA to travel
throughout the D0141141914 otterwards taking
a trip to France,
At the Kent Assizes, at. Chatham, James
Macey, bailing from Detroit, `vas found!
guilty of havnig committed the dynamite'
outrage at the house of License Inspector
Evans, of Chatham, on the ,tight of January
23r+1, and sentenced to fourteens years in
Ii in,"'steti Penitentiary,
Senator Abaft bits been raalatinated by the
Bank of Meetreal direetere to succeed the
late lien. bhp Hauliltozi on the board, and
will be appointed at the expiration of thirty
days. Mr. Ableett'a appointment necetet-
tittes his withdrawal from the ,rferelparlta'
Buie. ie. of which be bas been aah idircetor for
Some years,
The estimates for the Province taf British
Columbia for the year ending June loth,
1S%9, were submitted to the Lr,;isleture last
week. The total receilite ate estimated at
$610„81, and the exnendtiuren sat $760.839,
a dolicit of $179:1;i1. Tia amount will
probably be made up from the million
dollar loan fund.
A settlement has keit been ctr4otell of the
longstanding dispute batweeu the Ceuedien
Government and the Niagara White Grape
Company* of Lockport, New York, which'
;rose through the seizure of a 1arec number
of grape vines the company had dietrihuted
throughout Ontario. drums 1592 to I8S8
the Company sold the farmers and others
in this proving() villas to the value of $10,000.
a, They were planted and were to be paid fo
in ten anuual inatallmttnts. Two years ag Canaohot Government noti1od the nom
puny that they heal been fraudulently ,pass-
ing their grave vines et an undervaluation.
The vines gold at $1.50, and were entered
for duty at the rate of 15 cents each. The
Government on wining the discovery im-
mediately wind all the vines the company
had distributed throughout Ontario and
notified the purobasors that they must pay
no more inetallmonts until the claim for
customs msd duties a lead. been n sot led
t The h -
, T Cts
toms Department eb n od $18.000 and re-
fused to release the vines until that amount
was paid. Tho Government now accept
$1,500 in full settlement of their claim and
other expenses incurred. Tho memorandum
of agreement states that this is done in con-
sideration of the proclamation whereby
grape vines have been placed on the free
list.
overwork and nervousness, has been advised
by his medical attendant to leave Berlin.
The very sudden death from heart disease
of Mr. Matthew Arnold took place on $nn•
day at Liverpool. He was sixty-six years of
age.
The Emperor and Frm
P a Empress of Germany
Dr, and Mrs. Mackenzie with a
splendid gold tray as a silver wedding pre-
presentedaent.
4. Spanish pastor has been sentenced to
2$ months' imprisonment at Malaga for pub-
lishing a pamphlet condemning Rosman
Catholic dogmas.
The London Mansion bouts fund for the
relief of the aufferers by the German floed8.
has already reached, the snip of £2,,200 and
is rapidly inercasing, '
Mr. W. O'Brien, who was on, his way to
address a proclaimed zneetingat New Ross,
was arrested in Dublin on Sunday morning',
and lodged in Ballenasloe gaol.
The I€ungariau Miuieter of 4grcultnre
has notified all agricultural societies that
Herr 'dandle has discovered an efficient
preventive of pleuro pneumonia in cattle,
Mayor O'Keefe, of Limerick (Parneliite),
has been elected to fill the Vacancy in. the
House of Commons for Limerick caused by
the resignation of Mr, Henry J. Gill (P,r-
nellite),
M, de Giers, the Russian Minister, is of
opinion that the fall of Prince Bismarck
would lead to a close Angle -Austrian Alli -
armee, which would prove an iternpediisste
source of danger to Russia.
- A cablegram says it is, proposed to estab
lisle a Fruit Growers Society among the
gest .Kent agriculturists on the Canadians
plan, to develop the fruit industries, now
that hops have become ea mush less valuable.
Pref. John Tyndall, In an article to the
Union on Mr. f ladetotte, agreeaa with Car•
lyle that "a Minister who iswieked enourgh
to propose to saver Ireland from Beglarid
deserver to have lite Bead brought to the
bluok,”
Gen, Boulanger, in addresaing the etcetera
of Nord: who returned him to the Chamber
by a
a minority of over ninety thunsand votes,
y the 15th of April will henceforth he
marked in the aunala of the country aa the
date of .her true deliverance.
The gentiezneu in charge of the Gleirgew
International Exbibition, which le to be
opened next mouth by the Prieee and Prin.
clan of Wales, have been nettled that the
Q,neen will cheerfully Iend a eeleotien of her
Scottish historical treasures, including a
portrait of Queen Mary. with the execution
to the haekground,
a,salL..,.tat and Orfutling-mTyrunny
0f Jobbers.
.one; April 23, The :Earl el Iiunrarv.
en is. doiog-goed work. Ile is chairman tzf
the Carnmztteo of the House of .Lords, of
which .LwdeDerby and Pothechild are RIM.
bees, charged with an investigation of the
condition of the gloves of the awcating sys-
tem. It was a strange eigizt to see in moor
the palatial commlttee rooms gathered sand
teeth of ragged, half-starved foolish Jews,
summoned zrom the purlieus of the .East
Eud. to give testimony. This wretched
swarm of paupers, colonized in Whitechapel
stud Spitaldehls, toil under the meat brutal
and grinding tyranny of jobbers, getting
nothing but bread to eat and working from
six in the morning to iniclnight for wages
ranging from $'� to $7 per week, on whish
they most keep whole families and pay ex-
orbttaant rents, The trade is chicks in slop
boots, but there are some clothes and 'hats,
All are sent to distant and half civilized
colonies, One feature of the boot barineas
r , la what is team call? known as "iioundadith
go sides," the same being made by a eon -Trees
of paper pulp and ground -up leather scraps.
Boots of these are sold to the liaffirs and
other barbarous peoples, who, however,
know enough never to buy twice of the nam
firm.
A SA:If'LF. CA3k*.
4. great deal of evidence is being taken,.
One case will serve as a sample, Selene'
Wildman, a boot finisher, staid that he came
from Hungary ten years ago, as ho could not
et a living
shoe
get
What ere you engaged et there!" ask -
011 Lord Dunraveu.
"I was a teacher."
"Then what made you think you could do
better hero?"
From what friends in Hungary told him
ho cams to England, wont to the East End
and was there told by a man that he oould
learn the boot finishing business in four
weeks. Ho worked for the man for four
weeks for nothing, beginning at five
o'clock in the morning and leaving off
at midnight. He worked every day ex.
rept Saturday. For those four weeks he
was not paid anything. He aubaequently
obtained employment in another workshop.
Ho had laboured for the past ten years
at sweating work from aix in the morning
until midnight eaoh day in the week but
Saturday, and now earned fifteen shillings
weekly. He had a wife and six children and
paid four shillings a week rent. Ile was re-
quired to work so hard that he could not
;rink his coffee or tea until it was cool, as
he could not spare the time to drink it warm.
The workroom was about four and a half
yards square and two or three yards high.
It had two windows, two gaslights and cue
heating light, and four workmen, besides
master, were employed in it. No inspector
had ever visited it. The witness spoke in
broken English, but was at last questioned
by Lord Rothschild in German, and in reply
answered as above.
PROOFS= REMEDY.
No Englishmen are engaged this traffic),
which is confined mainly to German jobbers
and Russian Jew sweaters, and the Lords'
report is expected to recommend a law for-
bidding the further entrance of these paupers
into the Kingdom. There may also be a
clause sharply criticizing Russia's policy of
oppressing and crowding out these miserable
wretches to become a burden on other
nations.
VNrTED STATES.
The rumoured marriage engagement be-
tween Mr. Bayard and Mrs. Folaom is de-
nounced as a malicious invention.
A Chicago paper estimates that the strike
on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
way has cost the employees $601,580 and
the company $2,000,000 up to date.
An Iowa genius holds the offices of United
States signal observer, city clerk, township
clerk, United States chain agent, township
treasurer and adjutant of a G. A. R. poet.
Several cases of smallpox were discovered
among Italians in the steerage of the steam-
er Italy, which arrived at New York on
Saturday. Eleven cases were also discovered
on Friday on the steamer Newport, from
.Aspinwall.
An interesting legal question is likely to
arise over the finding of a jar containing
$12,000 at Holman station, 1nd., by Smith
Stewart, on a farm which he had rented.
The landlord claims the money onthe ground
that it had been buried by his sister, now
deceased. The collection includes some
coins over two handred years old.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex., April 14.—One of
the men bitten at the Muerte ranch by the
mad wolf that bit Mr. Chamberlain, who is
now in Paris under Pasteur's treatment, has
become wild, and has fled to the woods. It
is reported that he entered the Asadore
ranch and seizing a six-year-old child of
Manuel Canter bit and tore it to pieces.
FOREIGN.
Prince Bismarck, who is suffering from
11301121.11.61.1
The Opinion of All
Who have tried Poison's Nerviline, the $rt at
pain remedy is that it is never -failing in pain
ol every description. Neuralgia, toothache.
cramps, pain in the stomach, and a indred
complaints are banished as if by magic.
Rapid and certain in operation,pleasant to
take, Nerviline stands at the very front rank
of reme dies. of this class. A trial bottle may
be purchased for 10 cents. a very ,small
amount in any case ; but the ;best expendi-
ture you can; make, if : a sufferer from any
kind of pain, is a 10 or 25 cent bottle of
Nerviline at druggists and country dealers.
Look and Live.
My lady.reader, don't pass me by with
the unkind remark, "Only an advertise-
ment." I may do you good. I may do yon
good. I may unfold to your view the
"pearl of great price," I may be the means
of restoring to you health and happiness.
I surely will if you are suffering from any
form of nervousness or female weakness, and
will act upon my' suggestion. ` I bring to
your notice, with, every, oonfidenco in its
merits, a remedy especially compounded to
meet justthe requirements of your case-
Dr. Pierce's !favorite Prescription, bidding
you look and live I Ladies everywhere,
who have ;used it, speak volumes in its
praise I
A Millionaire In a Minute.
Instaaees are on record where toilers in
gold mines and diamond fields who, by one
turn of a spade, a single movement of the
hand, have been transformed iron penniless
laborers to millionaires. But they were not
so lucky as- the begs 9ewhofiIIa
to o Salmpti d a
means of restoration to healthy who learns
that the dread disperse front whloh he suffers
is not incurable. Dr. Pierce'sGolden Medi-
cal aacov
ery
will cureconsumption
whi
eh
is lung eorofula), and nothieg else wilt. For
All the diseases of the Mood, ouch sa.blotchea,
pimples, eruptions, sorefulcns sores and
awellings, it unequaled,
c" The good din young," and weedeshoald.
An Eplgraulnlatic Statement.
Is there anything in this world so vile
As the pestilent prereoes et patent bile?
IV* haze it, we hate it, We all revile
The noxious nausea;, ass did Csriyle,
But why bewail what soon is mended 1
Take F P. P. and bare it ended.
All praise the power of " Pierre's Pallet,"
Wia:e pet pie buy and druggists sell it;
Work done out of season. ie 111 done,
Cousuniption Surely Oared.
To ran 14,rroa ; Yleaee inform y' Our readers that
1 have a positive remedy for the above named db.
ease, By its timely n -e thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cared- I shalt be 81;4 10
aenY ro bottles of ray remedy raix to saw ofour
readers who have consuucption if they will send ane
their Express and P. 0, ai'dre>ye. $e5p001411y, U.
T. A. Saotme, Vonge St.,, Toronto, Ont.
a pleasing pattern in garter buckles is a
serail of Roman gold, having a border of flat
enameled flowers souk lute the rrletal.
The opines hasbI . dirt aosraat , the o phihnahabtq
nervone prostration caused by Meuse of toTr3eco,
wakefadneee, mental depress on, *attesting of the
brain, eke., premature old age. I04 of vitality t e:sed
ewer-eacertlen et the labra, and Ipso of PAM*
n ,tb, from any eAL10 eta 'ver. Alea,syaa;ng,
std oX Altddlooged-..wits are brake4 detest feeat awy
otthea4aieCAWS ,sst oreneasese-netmentioned a5see,
send `tsar addreai aiC eenta to Amore for Imben'a
Treathae, la bo:k ferns, ct Mosso et Wes, Emu
sent sealed and seeeprs frog observation, Addre,a M.
V TAWS 47 w ellinstoa street Easit, xuronte Oats
A faith euro beater at Salina, 1Cautas,
tried bacon a case of smallpox by ale laying
on of hands, and now the doetor and his
patient are quarantined in a suberban hlnck-
smith situp,
Wlisslrer 3T11air f4Ci naoh Gi l'iawale flet ant et or esusien Blll ew. a, et Indf;aeaii4oe,
Wart their attendant evil*, s alt oaoa v. dont of Air.
,ya.';alsear-a Stiwwach Bitten, Beet latufip msdklAe,
th,1 Plrlggista,-tticeuts.
Zdr. John Dillon was arrested en Tuesday
afternoon in Dublin..
Pips 1 Coa:an CtlRA Purrs irtQUO entente.
Arrangements bare been Made for the
eviction of 200 temente of the Vandetenr
estate in County Claxe.
toot tad larsatb, foal oeawd
taolne en any 4',strdes et titre Itionisela, can at oa;a
tit ral;aivedby mateg I3r, fi'aarsoaa asoarirk Mises.
the old and tried rernedrr. Ask rutty f1'raaiglid.
Princes Non Hohenlabe boa teen ques-
tioned as to how he would receive an offer
to succeed Prince Bismarck,
citotta:saq TIAs Plenum rewrite sires and 148,4
neer to its pat nal eche and present, fallen„ oat
Tile Spanish Chautb-tr of Deputies b as
vote of 154 to 2d has rejected a proposal itcr
grant ameesty to political exiles.
'1. 1', cal
PA°.
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!WENT
kst"d 1SW.
tent Attorney, and experts
pcat>Iti V. R;idemi ak Co..T'oramto,
TO 1.04.N on renals, i,owcat !Rater.
No delay. Correspondence xalitit'tl.,
al Agt.,
Eatuipliehti•l J .:,. 7:2 King at i:., Toronto.
O. 13UTi,i.R. F tnanei
etNAD! Hlfli'liAifa` CO.= -Beaver Line of
Steamships, tatting weekly between lton.ral
MAI Liverpool. Saloon tiekttr, ]tontreal to i avers 391,
SIO,>+50, said S60, Retnrntleketa,tl3O, in 5, and
:mJa3110,
acng to atonmer and accommodation, inter.
mediate. t+SO; Boland trip tickets. tfO. Steerage, gaO
Bound, trip tickets, 410. For further particulars acrd
to actor* births, apply to If. E. lttirl.ltAY Uenerel
Beringer, I Cuaroaa bonne Stluare. Itlontre^l encu tho
Local Agents In the oifferent Twons and Cities.
"ll Rnsinese !'olfege. Guelph, Ont.
ae Faculty has bean strengthened, the ,prem.
acs enlarged, and new appliances added. The Busi-
ness Department affords one of the belt courses ob.
turnable while the Shorthand Department has
accomplished resulta unequalled 3i the history of
shorthand. Ladies admitted to all advantages oilfired
by tho Institution, Students enter at any time. Cir.
eulars mailed .free. 11, 3d.ccCOltNICK, Principal,
SAFES 1
AND BURGLAR.
PIt001 , and Vault Doors,
kept constantly in ate*.
A number of Seeond-hand
Safes at low prices,
J. & J. 'TAYLOR,
Toronto Safe Works.
MERCHANTS
• ■
BUTCHERS
AND TRADERS GENERALLY.
We want a 800n Year in your loosity to pick up
for ns. Cash furnished on satisfactory guaranty.
Address 0. S. PAGE. Hyde Park. Vermont, U.S.
CHARLES ROBINSON & CO.,
32 CUEUCIE ST., TOROS-TO.
Are having, during March, a Special CIearing Sale o
BICYCLES & TRICYCLES,
New and Second Band,to make room for new season's
atrivals. Send for greatly reduced Braman /fearu
Paas Lasr.
Bicycles
x C11
Second -hand Bicycles
and Tricycles.
Send for List. Now Catalogue
ready in April.
MONTREAL,
^ aid wind other bedding and.
MVTj window plants.
our $1.00
o
one. Illustrated Catalogue frCell
e
e.ctions will suit every
WEBSTER BROS., FLORISTS, HAMILTON.
THE TORONTO SILVER PLATE CO
-Manufacturers of the highest grades of
SILVER PLATED WARES
TRADE
MARK.
FACTORIES Ana SALESROOM :-
420 to 426 Ring Ste West, TORONTO
E. G. GOODERHAM, J. 0. COPP,
Manager. Seo, Treas.
YOUNG MEP4
SUFFERING from the effects of early evil habits, tlie
result of ignorance and folly, who find themselves
weak, nervous and exhausted; also ivlronnn•Aoraoand
Orn MnNwho are broken down from .the effects of
abuse or over -work, and in'advano,d life feel the
consequences of youthful excess, send for and,read
M. V. Lubon's Treatise on the Diseases of Men. Ther
book will be sant sealed to any address on receipt of
two 8c. stamps, Address
M. V. LIMON, Wellington St. E., Toronto, Ont.
fine's
lery
impound
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged,
UR SNervousprostration,Nervouellead,
aebe,rieuralgia, t7ervouaWeakr,eeS,
Stomach and Liver Diseases, and all
&arc:inns cl the Kidneys,
A NERVI;. TONIC,
iEor,aa?, W. 3307;o7 -c, Sra,tz"oua, COM;., 98}7:
""XPr Urn rears Z w,s a sufferer from nervoes de.
b,.lity, anal I thank Cod and the tie ,coverer of the
valuable remedy that 1' 's CELen; CoxrQim''n
carol ane;. Jr is a eafuabte remedy. Jong ppey It
lite, Let any oaa write to erre for arlvitce..u,
AN ALTERATIVE,
8zoazp Ancgg ,'iTi n.anron Vx WS;
"1 belze,4 PArro's Cr r Ca' ecv:,rn Wed DIYEre. NYtate the vee=eft to bean interval lswoorr.
23e1onsI tts:tlit I weaosreredwith an ercry hen €rete
'hind to heel." Tiro e^a.latuaa i:. watifulY teazels.
goal cto erebtialrel yes Pent, better every wage
A LAXATIVE.
$-C.Eza,LT,wia Paeu:adri.iCTWw, S(x:. a473:
#L -r two s-eare vista nave been aarreat nuaereg
t"re'ru t -dreg 0114vertrouble3. stten1e4 with sly*.
teFsta nem
*Moser a ll t�soeaa 'tail ovniasKIF
raged rots New 1eau say amitieseiaarte
A DIURETIC.
k3rosou Astor;, Slot'x Cert; Iowa, rafts:
as004e
asetemteg0icrM laeyBsod
binXCunt any tiWertnedaPiaa41 nen( ever tonexr.
Boodredsof testfmonial&havebeen received from
Persons who luaveneed this remedy with reaaarkebia
benefit, l:mdfaredrealer:
Wk. -9840% &old 4r nAssebta.
WELT. ,R1CHARDSON&GO,Proprloto
>l(ltliatrenl. Quo.
Olit4Ll. tilxQ sp :reaDIC.RSt ei<p9Oai
paid, Valuable outfit and part4e0eXa
tree.it•,,9.r:CaLRXe.AutruPta.11afa:a
WiTEt'a` i� t STREAM.
"°' .► GEk$, bore se teal.
e hour, �'
, Alco
arc Brills -Sand
1F Ire Learn Po Ho or
.rear,
we fish
r, tslygaa�
Laidlaw fluor Cat
tsctu$** 419
„
0AxuAielf, (stet
Co 0 womb
Ore Head, ]Flay Fever, etc., can. ir
i
Cold in tlh pogltiv4lty
be cured, A new method, A amedteroe gu;t lf"
anteed to cure. No cure no pay, It you have
tried other remedies that failed to eure, au wall net
he disappointed in this, For full particulars address,
X. V. LIMON, 47 Wellington St, E.. Toren**,
dames s*, Send 10e. In stamps for book, "Twat*
on disease of Alan.'"
Peening to obtain a Vastness Education, or become
p
xodelleeent in Shorthand and Typewriting, elaouFd aft.
RRITlSJI AM R.IOAO. BUSIES COLE ..
Arcade, Yoage street, Toronto,
cirealars, etc., address cJ OW& Secretary
tOH moss int 4.
covers et tee
it age tor
lug the hour an
rF al Ur
Cleat
*oaaersrru, oe
Pelee of
r611104,lei
t sonde steer
1p taOCI
waeit
ears wffering•aartt•
ole Bleat, ES 'Walnut
trees, oared of
and use Traub o ,#ohn wood O4 9aili+
sift . sus€4 sl Liver Cots stmt F'aiiliottateae
used only At y.eent nettle* • iso, al:. Beal, 4Augusta,
,t.,troubled tor}earswithz+orreuaJlroetrntlen twitrcall bottles gave her great relict Sold: at tOo. t�t it.
r, P. DALLEY Cr 00., Proprietors,
NOG
la
invent
i ?.GliS .t7' A.iifst.Asrekartn-.Lose
and.23, in. cam 7. Township 0 Rfwsawortb,
.lanes etearerl, Iraaa;a.e ice hardwood to»alt;
arches from Trout Creek 5t4091c enthe;v.P.
Itsitany (:lora to e:Vion...0; Amb, ped olBre, saw and
licks le mitt; theta is as log house. turn. slatade, etc ,
nap St; all tree /torn ru. ; ar eaa.nup. For farther it
tam,V,TonApply ta` rs.Casatcar, r0lrret6.P.O. Carat,
ACHI
all Lille Royal )faf1 Reams :pa
Sing daring winter teases Portland every Thu*.
ay and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and In
calling q e a env Saturday to Llverpeoi.
Londonderry to land traits and p agetts
for aintland and Ireland: d: alp from Italtaotore, via
1fabfax mad St Jehrc's,l N. F, to Llrerpr,eltatin3ghUy
fluxing 'rammer mouths. Theeframers 0 the alae,
tines sad during winter to and from deletes,
iand, Boston and PhRadellpt ire ant daring inar-
+etweea filacow and .setae» weekly; t11,a s,raw
aideuweekl;, acrd Girsa ane and Pplladeil?biat
n h13.
rfreRlit, p°.asaage, or caber Ipltoraua#lcn apply to
:a -shunts -ter :a«her se Co,. Baltimore; B. Canard 0o..
I;altf ear: Shen & CP -e t3: Jobe's. N. F. Wtn, Thogrg-
a:r 0oa, tar., John, N. if.; Alalia eat' Ce, Gki^,a;o;
tavta +fi Alden, New York, H• Courlaer, Taranto;
O. Rae 4 Co., (Nebo: Wen. Prceltfe. Ylallsdal.
I1.. , ;Men, I'ortlertd,Boston, Montreal,
CURE
FITS!
When 1 say ealtlrldonot mean'merely to
top there Sortttkno,and then have them re.
urn again. i AiEAN A 1 J..D10AS, Cons.
1 have made the tllsoase et
PITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
J1.11feinngstuda. I tall+AairA=myremetly to
failedlsnoroasonfarnotPow1�receivin ;cure
Send at once !or atrentlso anti al+'Iint:J*OTTLn
Of my INPArdazadis RnBEDZ. Giro Express
an Fort UIIlee. at coats you nothing xor
trial, and 1t Ivll1 euro you. Address
Ar, iI,
in, Boca. 87' Tonga St., Toronto, Oat,
Kaley, Royce & U11r
Nervous Debility.
DR. GRAY'S Specific has been used for the past
fifteen years with great eueeeae, in the treatment oldistasteNervous Debility, and all distaste arising from er
ari
ces, overworked brain, loan of vitality, tinging In
the earn, palpitation, eta. For sale by all druggists
Price 81 per box, or 8 boxes for $5, or will be sant by
mail on receipt of price. Pamphlet on application,
U HE GRAY MEDICINE
283 Tonge Streets
Toronto,
The Cheapest Placa In
Canada for
RAND 1RSTRiUMENT3.
New and Second hand.
Areata for
"BESSON"
end's H IGHAM"
Baud & Orchestra
atUSIC.
REeMlt1Nu as BAND
I11STAL:Ill NTSis
a ecialty.
Send 1oCataalogue.
BREADMAKER'S YEAST
ALWAYS AHEAD!
1 a a ku made sa2IYsrseat 12
Cownsbip
and County Fairs in
Ont.rr
ao in t& nt soclr places
as F'! caber ton, Aarkhnnr,`Vhit-
by,a:tc. Over ro,000 ladies have
sent us letters and postal cards
to say that itis superior to an
yeast ever used by them. It
makes the lightest, whitest,
sweetest and most wholesome
breed, buns, rolls and buck•
wheatcakes, Directions in each
package with full instractrons.
CO.. Toronto. TAKE NO OTHER. PRICE 6 CENTS.
Jahanston'sPluidBeef
is not merely a:stimulant, but it contains alithe life-giving
elements of meat that nourish
BRAIN, BONE& MUSCLE
IT Is
THE GREAT STRENGTH GIVER,
There are many nrtrarroraa of
cc pee1
MACHINE OIL,
but none equal it in lubricating properties. FARM.
vas, /Imam, etc., find none equal to the gums
Peerless made by
SAMUEL RCOERS & CO., TORONTO.
Sold by dealers everywhere.
CAPITAL AND FUNDS 110W OVER $3,000,000.
EEAD OFFICE, • - 15 TOCItONTO STREET, TORONTO, ONT.
A. HOME Co11IPANY, ESTABLISHED OCTOBER, 1871.
To this date, October 81,1887, there has been returned :
To the heirs of Polioy-holders (death claims) $649,249 00
To the hold,rs of matured Endowment Policies 20,402 63
To Policy -holders on surrender of Policies ... ......... .. . ...... ...... , 98,666 00
To Policy -holders forCasb Profits (including those allocated and bang paid) 482,544 02
To holders of Annuity Bonds 16,967 84
Loaned to Policy -holders on Security of their Policies 82,264 98
Policies in, Force over 10,000. $1,s69 0 47
1�I11on11t over, $15,000,47
PRESIDENT-Hex, Sin W. P. HOWLAND, C.B., E. C.M.G.
VICE-PRESSIDENTS.—WILLIAM Bemoan, Esta 'EDWARD $DOPER ES
J. 'H. IIIA CDONALIi;, Managing Director.
4 f'Po1iioies Nonforfettable after 2 years and Indefeasible after 8 years,`