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AUG. 10, 1888.
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vatusgswoosmatammesoonvoloomagam
1 if l7 J_lTll and frequently he tho moues of preventing , The WOInon of India, I A Woliderfal Offer,
Blame, evenly n Thd ea bed shouldnd be bode to b t I The women iu towae anti villages %hove ! Por many Viers the mnuofaoturer' of Dr,
Able() On the Care of Infants Darin,;
or all ahildrou undnc four years 01 ago at aly bile coott 01800 rattly sho,v thole toot mid Sage's f]as,rrh itomedy havo offdred, in
tho better °heads Dever, Some travol10re good faith '0900 reward for m Daae of Nasal j
most im )orrnnt eau3tuP agonbx "Peak of Choir pooping at uta from their voile Catarrh lvhiull Choy 0aonot Dura. The Rein.
J
Weather. times. "
The poor, who dwell in hot, stifilug, mala• is Clpe oho e of th Effluvia laud or"anis vapors ore of or from behind their l obtleod wlndowx. Prom 0dy 10 sold try dt uy,;iatm at only u0 coots. It
domes bcumea, whish !rah ulr and vooli 1 T d - P what 1 have sees and Dau learn From peoplehas fairly atteinad a wor'!d•Wide reputation,
bre0000 80oin to avohl, are the ut d1 whom
disease and death 8eardlt cub there summer
deya, And it is the helpt 88 Retie babies
in those places who have moot reu600 to
dread the cumin of the hot reason. They
pay the death pennity for their hod sur,
roundingx, and Duffer for the sine and in.
dieoretione of their pmrunte, Right hero a
Word of advice Dan be given winch, if heeded,
may save many of those _Wiliam fano the
tortures of sicknoae and the sadness of death,.
True, 0o long as it ie necessary for some
people to live in houses where pure air ie
almost unknown tho rate ut infant
mortality will bo abnnrnlnlly high, yet a
libtle knowledge and a liotle oars sou the part
of those who havo uhargo of children will
greatly reduce it. What follows may claim
the attention of rich as well as poor, for
riches do nob always bring window, and the
children of well•to•do parents are frequently
the viotima of the oarolessnese and tho
igooranoe of mothers.
Throe important things in oonneotfon
with the ogre of children should ahvayo be
remembered- eloanlineee, pure air and pro.
per feeding, Muoh injury 1s don children
by overfeeding them, In the first month or
so of a child'" life frequent feeding is nem.
miry. Ito stumaoh is ino8pabl0 of hard
work, and that organ meet gradually be.
come 880on0tom001 to the duties nature in
tended it to perform. For this reason small
quantities of food are taken at time and
the feeding moat odour at short intervals.
At first let the intervals be two or three
hour° long. At six months the child 0honki
bo, fed not oftener than five times a day.
A child will often seem hungry when a
little water will 0ati8fy it, Give pure water
or barley water. Do not accustom your
child to feeding during the night. This
may enaily bo avoided by beginning rightly.
11 the child awakes and erica give only
water. It will soon go to sleep again, and
if it is not given food it will certainly learn
not to expoot it. This plan is butter for
the child, and it saves the mother and
every one eiee abont the hoses a deal of
trouble.
varioue n some t a opo an ovory who suave long lived here moll ooquetrios are
oaeepied dwel liug from daily cooking, and only indulged in by the Nanton girls Mantling
organic sub8bmico8 0atm'ate all textile fah• girls) of a low order, or by n Will worse alas(.
mos told beeotua a fruitful 80811'010 of dieoaso. The education of it woman 18 scull that she
Vontilatioo 18 080°8tia1 to 088811064) 11080 ho0eetly thinks her0off degraded should oho
noxious vapor0, and every room should ho ormib!ter fan" to be80ou by 0 me10 • rarely
thoroughly aired each day by a outreut of neitdone, even to418011er-fu law or (mother- floated; if there isriugingintheears,doer need,
fresh air milli dent to renovate }be atmos• in•law, oopooially if the brothor•in-law be hacking or coughing to Wear the throat, ex,
photo and to remove all minorities, older than her husband, A well-to•l° Ilia• peotoratloo of °fronsivo matter, together with
'lyil.Tlllhtl 111.910,98(0, don, with 4txbrclhorn, all younger thou him'. scabs from ulcers, the wino beteg tihanged
With the first a pearanoe of teeth in a stilt', told mo he had seldom over seen the ;sad ha" a nasal Wain; the breath 01)018168 ;
P Noe of a sing/emit= of hie misters in-law, and emelt and Mete impaired ; sweatiest of die.
child "orale food other than milk beoomoe when he hod dorso eo It wars under ?nattier Meese, with mental depresriou, a Miming
cough Bud general debility, yon are auffer-
mg from nasal ootarrh. The more compli-
cated your disease, the greater the number
and cliveroity of symptoms. Thousands of
eases annually, without manifesting half of
the above oymptoms, result in consumption,
and end in the Lrav8, No diocese is so mem
mon, more deceptive and dengoroue, lean
undsretood, or more unonwossfully treated
by physicians.
If you have dull, heavy headache, obntrua
Mon of the 00.001 protegee, diouharges falling
from the bead into the throat, 8000timee
profile°, watery, aulacrid, at others, thick,
te0l00i0Ua1 mucous, pet ul0nt, bloody and
Putrid ; if the ems are weak, watery and io•
noceaeary, Owe 16 a cruet of bread to exor-
eiee upon, and lob it 000asionally anek a
emu m018,0008 rellmaturity perntleaible, Thie
but it la
pied" of ca00 bopf, 7.'owarde Cho alone of mixedhup with tha no aim eir religious requa aerial iron en e,
the first your elle tooth l'hould be annul Religion ham a very powerful hold overt an
regularly. A failure in tine regard wil
usually mean that something io wrong, The
food may not be au natrltioa8 as necessary,
or there inay be soma defect) of digestion,
The ohild'e digestion frequently shows sigue
of woaknes0 after an attack of cholera in-
fentum, and sometime" when there has been
no positive sickness, The child does not
gain in weight pLd strength as it should,
the color le pall and the bone" show Rigns
of imperfect development. Thio is seen in
their tendency to bend in the well-known
"bowlegs." Under those oireumstenoes
the head, too will assume a decidedly square
appearance, Well, therm symptoms are well
marked. They point to the olfaction known
as rickets, which is always. duo to had
nutrition resulting from improper aur•
rounding". The diet souse be made
richer in bone -forming material. Tho obild
trust also havo plenty of exercise and
pure air and sunlight. Some medicine is
usually needed, and when the condition de•
earibod manifesto itself, the parent" should
consult a physioian before the malady has
gone eo far a" to produce malformations
The acute diseases which n15lfot children
innummer are, as a rule, short in rhoh' course.
What is a slight sickness today may turn
out a fatal nue tomorrow. Nor this reason
no disturbance of a child's digestion should
be neglected. A physician should bo oon-
sulted as soon n0 possible.
w1IAT TIME 01OT180110 81101.11.8 EAT.
An to the kind of food beet suited to young
children, it may be accepted as an axiom
that unless the Mother's milk positively dis-
agree with her babe itis better than any arti-
fioial preparation. Tho rule is that that child
will thrive beet and have the beet chance of
life which is nourished at its mother's breast,
Even if the milk at first seams to disagree
with the child, it will usually be found that
title is duo to removable cause". By atten-
tion to or disregard of hygieniorules the milk
may bo mode healthful or injurious. The
mother with an infant at breast should al-
ways remember that fact and regulate her
diet accordingly. She should avoid sour
foods and drinks, and alcoholic stimulants,
for thee° have a direct effect upon her milk.
Highly seasoned foods should not be oaten,
Pepper has a tendency to dry up the milk
supply. A little ripe, but not over -ripe fruit,
will do noharm,
but Dare must betaken that
it is not green r decomposed. Tbo objects
to be obtained from the mother's feeding are
to build up her own strength and to produce)
a plentiful supply of wholesome milk for the
child, Eggs are usually excellent. Milk is
good and so is cocoa and Memo. Tender
meat, if in a perfect "tate and wall cooked,
makes excellent food, but it should be taken
with other foods indicated 81)060, BO as not
to put too much work upon the digestive or-
gans, It may be remembered that prefer-
m:mea in food must always be ooneulted, for
the appoaranoe, odor and tanto of food is of
nutritive value. The mother should avoid,
as far as possible, worry and excitement, and
itis highly important that sho dons not sup.
jest herself to overheating. All these things
directly afloot the quantity and quality of the
milk supply.
AIBTIFIOIAL HOOD FOR BABIES,
When on account of the quality or in-
sufficient quantity of the mother's mlik
Boma other food tenet be provided for the
child i6 is very important that 120 mistake
be made in selecting the substitute. Goat's
milk comes nearest to the infant foal of na-
ture, but to many people that le out of the
question. Besides, even if obtainable, ib ie
somotimee difficult to got children to drink
Hon account of its strong odor. After this
comes cow's milk. This, i" di 1f cealb to obtain
in oitiea in a puts state, and the qualiby, of
course, is not uniform, To people living in
the city, and e"peoially people '1n humble
circumstances, it isnot easy to got ono Dow's
milk. It is therefore customary with
physician" tor000mmond condensed milk, be-
came it 10 more uniform, lea" liable to do-
oomposition and purer. Whore cow'" milk
is used it should he freshly boiled every
time the bottle is filled, The boiling des-
troys any disease germs lurking in the fluid
and renders it less liable to irritate the de-
licate stomach of the baba. Weaken it
with water, and add a little lime water,
This aid" digestion and prevent" the said
stomach to which young ohildrou are so li-
able. Many artifial foods for infants aro
advertised nowadays, bob probably none of
them aro equal to milk properly prepared,
Avoid nursing bottles with long rubber
tube". Milk will oolleob in then and turn
sour in spite of the utmost efforts at
cleanliness. Whey cannot be thoroughly
cleaned. Suoh bottles have produced many
CMOS of intestinal derangement, Tho simpler
the bottle the batter, A plain bottle with A l;anker's Paladin.
a rubber nipple is all that is 80080anry. A4anehooria appears to be the paradise of
Have two bottles, and while one is in use bankers. Our Consul in Nowohwangoaysthat
keep the other in a strong solution of it iswell-khown wealthy mandarins and mar.
bicarbonate of soda after it has been ohante, not oaring for their wealth to be
too long. scoured out. Do not use a nipple known, matte deposit" with bankers without
too long. It soon becomes saturated with yoking receipts, and that it is a curious foot
the milk and should be thrown away, that rather than risk the toes of capital so
These utfon"shouldnot bodisregarded. deposited by its becoming known to the
Diseaseoegerms are mete, and uncleanliness
paternal Government, to whom probably suoh
aids their rapid development. Cara inh o0. tial rightly belongs, no intermit is derived
these matters makes the difference between P g Y g '
a healthy and a aioltly child. from such deposits, except of course for Cha
Thera is a difference of o inion among banker's own investments, At the death of
i' a depositor his heir may not know that 100,•
p11)01 Diane as to the a 813010 il'ibyof giving 000 tools, more or less, are deposited in enure
giving n aloohmal liquids, Some advise bank or other, From such onuses as thee°,
giving a a very small gwhiske nob twenty
ea 0 this authority, native banker" beoome
four
a boamon the l of whiskey iu l agree y Y, NEEDED IN EVERY STABLE. -Ropers Peer- adies ;
#our hours, on the hottest days. All agree very rich, _ less lloelf'Oirltlnen6.-A rapid euro for hard
that it 04,0657 to bake too much Dr.WM. and eontaotodhoofs, and also the best remedy
A.Hammond, and many °Chore with him, 11erViline. What ]s it known for 80) 00chee, 0ore0 and all kinds of
think even the smallest amount of alcohol ervilmno f0 combination of the most • akmn diseases on mon or beast. Sold by d°al•
injUrioU6 to dliildren tinting the period when owerful pain relieving aubotailoco known. era everywhere, If unable to procure it at
their brains are growing. You Will err on j orvilblo i8 nab a no0truln, bub a prepare, home, anyone sending 80e. in stamps to the
the safe side if such things be avoided, boron whiohhob reoeivod from 1llembOTn of mannfaatnrar0 (Samuel Rogers ACo„ 'Te-
bbe 01.00011110 lion
medicalprofon8fon, clergymen, the press, rotate) will receive a sample '1 Ib, box per
In this oonnootion a hint may bo given on and others most elltInteloOtle ead0r°anion, return mail.
the alothin of Wnfants> They should bo 11 suffering from pain of any kind, external x1 oontomporary 'peaks slightingly of the
-neither overdre80ed nor tinderdressod, The 0r 10081, Pt",I•iorviline a trial. Nervf1ino ballet gide ; f6 nays "they put on air0," 0106. A- 011111838, D,0. La,0).
clothing should nob bo so heavy as to cause euros boothaohe, cramps, neuralgia, ethos!
Don't discourage thele, for Ileaven`8 sake;
o I1 iV! a Yt
disooln£ort nor to ligh t as to permit their &llnoat instantly. Troal bottles 10 e n , let them put on something.
°Wellin bold. In our ohne eable olimat° large bottles 05 cents, at druggists and Bus 1 Oaonn GUnu 00000 In one minute SUFFERING from tea Aide of early nett habits, the
R g resalb of ignorance end folly, who end thems0lvoe
whore cool nights Often amble warm s dealers everywhere. ggY When a oat gives an entertainment from wank MR, Who and re'broken
exhausted; en frau
thetas of
and holden cis diffi aro have to
occur ini a the top of the wall lb inn t tlto oat we objeob Obn tilos, who neo ),token down from Cho thetas of
few hours, it is dfliiouly to pave Cho clothing Whether General Boulanger live or die, ,y, Ws the wens. abuse or ovmr•work, noel is mdvna0ed life lent tree
aa,,Iwayqo riht. Mattern will bo much Dim lit and thnlikolihoods all ab pr00°06 6r° that ' o0neequonces of youthful exams, mond for and rend
fled b noir a flannel band around pho ho will five his reputation1s one, Isle matt PO8plo Who nr0 80111000 to bad breath, foto theta M. V. 1111600 a Treetlne On the Dionne of lien, The
abdominal thrown, oovorinf the digestive eon afford to be ridiculoua� ospeoiaity in ;;e 1�elleved any
mingg Dr. of
the
SSt mach Ul64 h two 20. eitemp3e tl`dddr se ¢ any °ddr°neon receipt of
organs. a7rbieWilll ward oil midden � ohillo Franco, 6h Ofd and Glad remedy, Ask your Druggle6, 11. V. LOBOS, Willington St, E., Toronto, Ont.
Cain's Wife.
Where did he get her ?
Who was her brother?
Bad she a 81Bte1' 1
Had she a mother?
Was she pro-Adamic-
Born before h+story-'
With her identity
Shrouded in mystery?
Maid of Phwoicia ?
Egypt, Arabia,
Africa, India,
Or sun -kissed Suabma ?
Who was her father ?
Was he a Viking?
Cruising about
Just to his liking ;
Out of the Whencenese,
Over the water,
Into the Whore
Bringing h
is daughter g
iter
NativeOf Norway,
Denmark or Sweden?
Lured by the chorme
Of the Garden of Eden?
Blonde or brunette ?
Rounded or slender?
Fiery or frigid ?
Haughty or tender ?
Why are her graces
Unknown to fame?
Where did Cain nleeb her ?
What wan her name?
Whisper it softly -
Say, can it bo
The lady wo "eek
Was R. Haggard's "She?"
Toll me, ye sages,
Students of life,
Answer my query -
Who was Lain s wife?
-[Chicago News.
the men, who are generally more or lass edit.
oatorl, for now common schools are through-
out the country. Bat the women aro wholly
uneduoated exbepb fu religious rhos and
duties. With them their religion le all chs•
patio and powerful, leading them in the
pest to the burning piles of their dead hus-
bands. -_
Miniotornn0. d Money,
One of the moat celebrated divines in New
York oity is a millionaire, and the great 511111
of money of which hs fs possessed was whol-
ly minted by himself. In Toronto the names
of clergymen are very frequently met figur-
ing an principals in real estate trunefer0.
In these oear0 of money worship do we
not oontionally eco mitimter8 of the Gospel
rushing along in the nerd chase of Cho almigh-
ty dollar "isle by nide with those who sit at
their' fees as diaoplea J Amid the duties of
their holy calling they find time to edit pep -
ere, given lectures, write novels, "peculate fn
stooks and real estate, run farm", and in
various ways engage in money -making pur-
suits.
Is not the master becoming weak whon he
follow" his pupil's ideal ? How can a teacher
of religion, of morality, a soarohor for the
truth, maintain his high purpose" when the
accumulation of a forcuuo 18 his ohiof aim?
How can he Inetru01) his diselples not to lay
up treasures on earth when he is gathering
his own grain into barns?
Money is gond; money is important, but
wealth is not for the prophet or teacher who
would rightly lead men up to a higher plane
of thought and action.
A Curious Incident.
Some interosting information with re.
ferenoe to a very obvious incident whioh
scoured during the Pranoo•Gorman war
has just Oome to hand. In 1570 throe
French visitors established themselves at a
hotel in a well known German town, where
they retrained several months. Being in
want of fund" and enable to pay their bill,
they were compelled 60 leave a paokage
which they had broughb from France in bhe
hands of the laudl0rd In satisfaction of his
claim. Thie upon examination was found
to contain a aunlpt uouelydesigned state chair
The name of .Napoleon was embroidered
upon the silk covering of the back and soot,
and, on the occupant pressing his hands
upon the fi"ely carved gilt arias, a musioal
air woe played by an instrument concealed
within the upholstery. Tho caro of this
remarkable piece of furniture seemed the
only ocenpatlon of the strangers, who are
supposed to have boon awaiting the advance
of the Fronoll army, and, in the event of
its proving victorious, would doubtless have
conveyed the chair to Berlin, where,
it is presumed, it Was to have been used
as a throne by the Emperor Napoleon,
The chair remains in possession of the
widow of the Frenchmen's boat, -London
Tithes.
A Battle With Weasels.
A most unueual oeourrenee happened the
other day on the farm of R. W. Coving ton
near the pity. A Mr, 81 ohnson and a negro who
works on the farm fount' in the wood" a Hook
of twenty-five or thirty weasels. They were
all together, and seemed to r000gniee the
tact that in union is strength, as they show•
ad a diepoaition to hold their ground when
approached by the men, and showed fight
all drawn up in battle array. This \villa
seen incredible to most people, but it is.
nevertheless quite true, as Mr, Covington
himself investigated the report given him by
the mon and found it correct b
Y
seeing the
weasels with his own epee. Tha weasel,
,
as known, is a small animal, about six inches
long, and by no means common in this
section, but it seems there is a colony of
them on Mr. Covington's farm, and more,
perhaps, than are contained in all the rest
of the country.
A boy may groan, and from eioknese moan,
from the church or the school to stay ; but
there's no pain so deep him from oiro00 can
keep, because he ain't built that way.
A Cure for 1►rOnknnneex.
The opium habit, dep0omania, the morphine habit
norvoue prostration nauecd by the Ube nt tobaeoo,
wuketulneos, mental depression, softening of the
brain, eta., premature old ago, lose of vitality caused
by mer•exertion of the bruin, and lose of natural
0trength front any cause wherever. Men- 3'ouug,
old or mfdd10 aged -who ere broken down from 8113,
of the above causes, or any cause raot,nnution vi above
Bend your address and 10 cent, In stamps for Lubon'e
Treatise,In book form, of Disrusee 0f an Borate
Bent nestled flan,
and 9e0ure front otoervatim,, Boratedreae M,
Y. Limed, 07 Wellington street Fait Tnrootn, Ont,
"Mother IS always telling lee nob t0 bolt
my food," amid a small boy, and now she ha)
gone. and bolted up the oupbuald that ha
got all the victuals."
Whenever year 8tomacn et Bo0at) gal on, of n,
lar, saucing B111nueneso, Dyny,lear, or I00,8000100
and their attendant evils, take at once a dose of Dr
Den'ie's Stomach Sitters. 8e,0 falblly ,nedl.Mo,.,
9b Drwrrleto. an tante,
" Well, Pot, Jim didn't quina kill you
suith that brickbat. ,lid ho 1" " No ; but I
wish he had," " Wnet for ?" 'r 81 I could
have seen bin hung, the villain."
08018808000 liars R0N0Won 00800x01 grey and faded
heir to Its natural dolor and prevents falling out.
The armrest objeob to a man should be
his wife, but it ie not unfrcgoently her
clothes.
el. P. 400
It wan Fast Color.
"I'm afraid that calico will fade," she ob.
served se she looked at it in a doubtful way.
" Oh, no, ma'am,"
(t Ever tried it ?i1
"Yee'en. A woman who had a dress of
this pattern fell into the river and her body
was not fished out for a week. Tho color
hadn't aborted in the least, I assure you,"
"Never morning wore to evening but some
heart did break," says Tennyson ; and the
part that i11 health often plays iu Moat.
wreck is too groat for computation. Uter•
foe tlieordore especially beoloud the spirits
and sap the springs of vitality and nervous
force. Por those diebressing diseases funot-
Tonal irregularities, unnatural discharges,
coustant pain", week back, 1aesit0de, dull.
nem, sickening 90naatioue, ill romper, and
all weaknesses and derangements peculiar to
females, Dr. Pierce'" Favorite Prescription
ie a perfect specifio. Sold by druggists.
<' Wall, Dickson, I sec you have another
girl baby at your home." "Yes." "1
thought the next onowustette &boy." "Well,
it was, but It wasn't"
When drawl disease, with Iron hand,
Bangs its dark n,nnlle over thee,
Ensue its all•onOlnviog hand,
With Golden Modioal Discovery,
Dr, R. V, Pierce's Golden Medical Dis-
covery euros coughs, colds, and consumption
if taken in time. Of druggists,
mom.
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BEST VALUE 1N THE 1)011IN1ON.
F. E. DIXON Ss CO., Makers,
70 !ting Street East, Toronto,
S0'Send for Price Lists and Dismounts.
ALBERT COLLEGE,
JOELLE1'1L.I.E, ONT.,
Is being greatly enlarged find improved at n cont of
several tho0eand (i,.ltnre. Sbudeu+s in attendance
gem BRITISH COLUMBIA MANITOBA, 1111CBi.
GAN, NEW 'OBI,. VFat ONT, in addition to
1)01)100-" Axeou sure, mydear, that ONTARIO aid g,UEB1(0. a 110 urpaseed driven.the ladies' cabin is on this side of the boat?" (ages at modorota rates. W11.1, Ki •OPEN
Dao titer-" Wil of bourse, mamma, Don't 01111008» t V, SEPT. 000,, 0888. Bend 108 oirou'
g y, lore. Address,
y°0 see it is crowded with men 1" 11801'. W. P. DYER, M.A., principal.
Ocean Steamship Passengers,
Via New York, should taste the Erie Rail-
way, as it is not only the shortest and beet
line, bub laude people close to the piers of
the loading steamship companion. In buy.
ing tickets, ask for the Erio,
Pasteur has jurat recommended that all
dogs not held by a string on the streets of
Paris be ]tilled by the pollee,
Alma Latlieel College.
ST, THOMAS, ONTARIO,
Hag a fully equipped Commeroial Depart-
ment in which a complete Graduating Course
is given with Diplomas and Certificate/Ito
suceeeal.l students, Book-keeping, Phono-
graphy, Type -Writing, tba thoroughly 'boom taught. Rates from $40 to $50 por terns 'loom, se end up wards per farm. Both elm amt ptwat°
including board and tuition, For 06 pp.1 tnstmedan. rupeemayanter 1roilyduestd are mu d,ugad
ro artlonntol . nnnrd noel room pxovidad. F1tY:E AD,
Calendar address, Principal Austin, B. D. b centres, concerts,;l rElementary c. harmony giving rtitinionnAuon
mann t On n nlleeli0n•
'fie Obojlng prlvamestod sb08 al nomas ondenco foe 0810
tt is ,,articulhrly requnstad tbak nlFeorraspold0aca [or Cho
Consarvatnryj'� t nddresaed
16Stw,1neI. F7filrE80 JHOOetor
Cob Yonge Street end Wilton Avo, TLRONTO.
Stained Glass
FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
M'OAUSLAN D & SON
76 Icing St. W., Toronto.
Toronto Conservatory of !Aux
fon. G. W. Allan, President
' OVER60.0 PUPILS FIRST SEASON
Vhmnhy 8l ldop0s10 o 1, 0101,130
50 TEACHERS a t , gI1 fres naninna+utoaraarmony,
(0010dtng piano vola r t n, viols ei l l- ipso, harmony,
I hunt!° C 1jiirn100 adiI Dlpl"nu1s.
Spurgeon Woe °neo asked whether amem-
ber of a brass band could be a true C1lrlsbian.
His answer was : " k ea, I think he might,
but not his next door neighbor."
C ollege
Il .l161ILTON, CANAD I•
Flr,t of Ladies' Colleges. Has grndua ed °Ver 200
in full course. Full (aoul1f00I11Lltera81 ro, Langur,.
gex, Bolonoe,Muslc and Art LargesLCotlego Hu klieg
n 1)01,tulon, Opens Sept, O, IHSS. Address Principal,
1S TIS THE BEST
For Young Infants it Is n perfect euletitnto
for mothcr'e tank, often cecina lire; for the Invalid
or Dyspeptic it es of tau grooved vacuo, 01 in
THE FINEST BABY FOOD,
THE BEST INVALID FOQD,
THE MOST PALATABLE FOOD,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD,
THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD.
(50 Mettle Tor an Infant for 01.00.
A Cabinet photo, of Atn0. Dative Tnrn1OTs- throe
beautiful children --Fent t0 the mother of mg 1081,7
born within n year. Ahn a valuable pnwphlut 00 Cho
Ogre Of Infante nod Invalids,
Bold by Druggists. 200., 50o., 51.00.,
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. MONTREAL, P,1),
SELF -THREADING NEEDLES
° Novelty
Nove
Novelty
out l In •tuntl3 th,eemed u•flhm 1 paining tin ad
through the rye Aran10 rain money sal. g them.
Sample perk<t by nail 15t dna" pnrkvte 01 u0
001,11. ,, 010011 Re et it ring (•°..Toronto, Ont.
1,R 'cycles
OVER 1011
Beyond • !land lticyol0s
101000les and Tricycles.
Send for List and Cntnlogo'.
lgonto wanted in avers town.
MONTREAL.
ST. 1111031AS
ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON FENCING WORKS.
Send for Designs and Pri10s.
k GNr��GG1�G1NW
��
,..'.t` JOSErH LEA lll�
Bou 0(0100,
J, &J 'FAVOR , •-P AT IsN'rED
AND VAULT DOORS, &C, SAFES
'Paro&lu serf°
warn..
BRAVER UNE of 5 o'1NAltlSDIPS.
..-0010180 1.0001,0' hxrWar,N-
MONTREAL. AND LIVERPOQ{..
Hahn,,, 1 1,1.18, $4q, 900h $d0, R00008 990, 990
$1110, 1110(101mi ate. 98'4 Steerage, 9:0. Apply to
13. E. MURRAY, General Manager,
1 010810m House Square, Montreal.
THE TORONTO SILVER PLATE CO
SPORTING GOODS.
The Cheapest Huse in Canada for Guns,
Rifled, Oertridgos, Fishing Tackle, Bose
Ball Ctowie std Sportsmen's Sup-
paea of every kind.
Olt.TIM MOVE* O7E'3E'31E711;.:
On r -rept of $12.50 we will express to 0406 address,
a DOUBLE:-IseLoIOL BREECH110001NG 51101
GUN, with fine I .ndnated e't el barrels, oiled stock A
good gum Far cam, pry ere. And to • ol00 w ill ,hip to ; •
any ddreos, n 22 cal,11IFLE that will shout accurate-
ly for 1111 feet,
W M'DOWALL & 03,, 51 KING ST. E., TORONTO.
Manufacturers of the Ihighest Grades
SILVER-PLATED WARES.
TRADE
MARKS,
FACTOILIES AND SALS80000101
420 to 428 King St, West, TORONTO
E. 0 QOODERHAM, J, C. COPP,.
M800(0,. Seo: Press.
Will Re -Open SEPT. 3rd, 1888
Dee Ing t obtain a Business Education, or become
iennthet "Shorthand and Typewriting, should at
BR TISB AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Arcade, Tonga street, Toronto.
For Circulars, oto„ Address C. O'DEA. Secretary
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF
MANITOBA.
ARTIER wishing to purchase improved Manitoba
Farms, Irma he acres upwards, with immediate
possession, call Or write to G. 1. 014..ULS0N, Mae
Arthur's Block, Main street, Winnipeg. Information
furnished free of obargo, and settlers assisted in
making selection. Mortar to LOAN at current rates
of interest.
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships
Sailing during winter from Portland every Thursday
and Galileo. even Saturday to Llverpo• 1, and is sum.
mer from Quebec every Saturday to Lfrarpool,oantng
at Londonderry to land mails and passengers for
Scotland and Ireland • also from Baltimore, via Halt
fax and St. John's, ear., to Liverpool fortnightly
11.8100 summer months. The steamers of the Olen.
g°w „000 sail during winter to and from Halifax
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sum.
mar between Glasgow and Montreal weekly • Glee.
ow and Boston woet:y and Glasgow and Pltlladel•
phla fortnightly.
Far freight, passage or other Information apply to
A. Schumacher s Co., Baltimore ; S. Cunard re 08„
Halifax; Shea k Co., St. John's, NedWm. Thomp
son 1 Co., St. John, N. B.; Allen .8'0o., (Menge
Love a Alden, New York; H, Beguiler, Toronto;
Aliens, Rae A Co., Quebec • Wm, Brookie, Philadel-
phia ; B. A. Allen, Portland, Boston, Montreal,
WhalelR c
p G e8�Do
JY
Nervous Debility.
DE, G0taY'S hponldo hen beau used for the pee
fifteen years with groat success, In the treatment of
Nervous Debility, and all diseases miming from ea.
messes, 0l 0r -worked brain, lose of vitality, ringing In
th ears, palpitation, etc. For sale by all druggists.
Petco 91 per box, or O hoxee for 96, or MU be Sent by
mail on receipt of prtne, Pamphlet on apptloatlon
'I'74) (.FEI le hilt 1810 CO.. Tnrnnto.
285 -rouge Street,
Toronto.
The Cheapest plane in
Canada for
BAND INSTRUMENTS
New and two ad -hand.
Ageots foo •
" BESS0N "
and "HIGHAM
BAND F 0ROB0ST5A
MOM
Repairing of Band In
struments s epooialty.
Send for Catalogue
10000 PRESENTS'
TO MIST APPLYIx0, WHILE THEY LAST.
We will send by mail nn 0p.
pr"p,datu gift to each maiden,
wife. mother or conk -ono to
a family --tvho will try the
8READMAKER'S 80E800 POWDER
Cut the red circle from the
label and send it in letter
stating honest opinion after
fair trial. 1.lteo a 5, 10 or 26
aunt silo • ,rattle tho gift.
Any gtt.a•r or storekeeper
.knows where M get 1 t if asked
for by yom-addreas-
aCHURCIl]LL ter 00., 'TORONTO
ST31/11VIER 3DzSOE;7DERS,
Which Prove s0 Fatal to Children at this season of the year, have to be fought
largely by euopling Riglll): Nutritious Food that tine weakest stomach can
retain, and that will 1,11St11111 the strength against the drama upon the system, This
is exactly what
JOI STON'S
JOHNSTONS FL 16.13E€F
elaitus to be and to do. The most delicate infant 0r invalid oars take it
nndtl101•011,^,hly tl%gest it, au(i its won(lcrful Strength giving properties have
been in ria experiono. of thnussmds. Itis ealsily I►repilred, palattable, highly
!nutritious, readily digested and is the beet food for young and old during the hot
weather.
FLUID BEEF
Barnum Wire & Iron Woiks, Windsor, Ont
Made from 3-16 Steel Rods,
with Heavy Iron Frame anti
Iron Foundation.
We are offering the Fence at ex-
ceptionally low prices.
TBE BM AND CHEAPEST RENON.
Bron Fence Cresting,
Stable Fittings,
and all kinds of Iron and Brass
Work.
Capital and Founds now over (43,000,000.'
BEAD 0E01431
15 T4b1LO.I1T(8 ST., TORONTO.
A Rome Con1p lny, Established October 1871,
TO gate Data OOtoher 81, 1857, there has been returned : QO4A,240 00
To the heirs of Polley holders Bleath•elnlmo) 10,080 011
ro the holders of matured Endowment Polioses 08 400 00
To Polieyholdere on WHIMer of Pollolos
To Policyholders for Cosh t,ro010 (including' those 5110oated and being paid ,,,., r, 409,500 02
TO Malden at Annuity Bonne 10,007 84
Loaned to Polloyhold0rs on the Security08 theirlolletee 82,204 OS
81,808,174 47
Polioses in Force over 10,000. Aettoltnt overt$15,t:(111,000
PRIISIDENT--IIos. Sin W. Y. Iiow000w, C.B„
V10E•BR.R'SID1iiS'S--W7tLtAM .1f1LLIogp Eso.; EDWARD 1IOOPitit, ESQ.'
j. 111. 1f 11.AC0b011AL1b, Wanslgtng Director.
Pol(1(00 le afodeltable filter b Teets ane lnd11(00(bl0 titter 8Imo,