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ENGLISH FISHER} ENI
The Brawny Briton Who Wrest Their
Living from the Sea.
da fc on the Tnnriera and Smacks—Storms
lintrefeei and Ftalr Weather Enjoyed
In the dtaueit Little Ideate
fee Wecko . Ylthuut
Going Ashore.
The population of an old fishing town of
gland is as quaint as the veesele, the
quayb and the houeeo. The emaokamon have
a stump of their owe, and ib ie easy to pick
out an net tenth band from a met or south
coaster. But those humble followers of the
the, are all hearty, solid mon, every mother's
non of 'em, The boat faro ie not eumptuone,
bub it is healthy and there is always plenty
of It. lb ie not far out of the way to class
the &shore among the Reword English brawn
and hardihood. The life they lead does not
tolerate aughteloo but health and Strength,.
Fitful wavoo roll aver their craft, and the
wind Beide= oeaeee its roar, 0:d ocean is
es variable ae a woman. The rollers will
be heaving to robe westward, when a furious
northern drift will set in. Thou the
@le heavng currents meth with a savage
roar, the billows ab the rear will go piling
over one another In foaming heights and
bury the boat oaughb out in a ierce maother.
It tries every north and sinew of man and
boats
TO RIDE 000 MICR STORMS.
In a Cape h inioterre gale a stanch collier
steamer will born away into the hurly-burly
of water for a whole day wtthoub making a
knob an hour headway. Occasionally there
are storms human power can not stand out
egataeb. The East England coast smacks,
the finest soaboate of the world are ,mea ted
like eggshells. The fisherman never talk
much about dirty weather ; it all goes in a
day's work, and when over is forgobben.
The trawlers are not expeoted to mind the
weather. No matter whether from Lowes-
toft, Yarmouth, Grimsby, Brixham or Wiok,
their business is to be outside, when on shore
everything le housed. The waves may be
making clean breaches over the big steamers,
the ships go Dowering along under reefed
topsails, yet the trawlers' boats will go
plunging into the teeth of the raging wind
and water with all Bail eee. These little
craft aomotimos keep cub nine weeks at a
time, but the men think nothing of It, for
they are at home and never know any other
experience. As soon as a bug drops a tow of
boats outside the pier, the emaokntan'o
real life begins. As soon as they gab their
trawls down they Nettle contentedly into
what to before them. If the weather is good
the boob goes along pretty muoh as she
pleases, for the hang of the great trawl
atretobod out behind steadies and steers hor.
Beek and forward she quarters over her
grounds, burying her nose now and then in
a "wild cat" wave, the eddies boilIngr under
bar counter and flecking the water with bite
of foam. As night sate in lights are run up
10 the maeb head and the trawl is hauled In.
Whatever fish may have been netted are
boxed and the trawl again leb out• So life
goes on from day to day, with meals and
trawl, hauling the only breaks in the mono-
tony, until the eteam oarriera oome around.
The carriers are powerful boats of curious
build. Their bows run up highinto bhe air,
and the reale elope down nntil they almost
touch the water afb. The stem is also well ele•
anted, but ab bhe quarter the deck can bo
stopped on from a dingey, They go the
rounds of the trawlers as regularly as a poet -
:mate The amauk draws as near as possible
with safety, the fish aro loaded into yawls
and transferred to the carrier.
IV TS WILD WORK
when a rough sem is on. The steamer
plunges, the amaoke roll, the ahallope are
tossed up and down, the fishermen shout,
until to a landsman bho wonder le that all do
not go to the bottom,
Of the fishing towns, Yarmouth to the
000kney'e paradise, The Yore drags slug-
gishly between long linen of piles, the solid
quays obretoh out along shore for a mile, and
rows of battered smacks haul ab their moor -
Inge. Lowestoft has a family resemblance,
and there is a general mixing up with Yar-
mouth, Grimsby is more of a factory town,
bub it has plenty of shipping and busy dello.
At times there is a glob of fish, and then load
after load le sold for the price of manure.
In London people are starving, but at Grime.
by a barrow of fish will be sold for a penny.
At Brixham, on the south shore, there is a
splendid harbor, with deep water in the cove,
Torbay, on the shore, is also ;a safe retreat
in a storm, and it le not unusual to see 200
trawlers jammed in together.
Northward, between Shields and Berwick,
there are only three porta where fishing
boats drawing muoh water oan enter. Blybh
is one, a sooty little place, peopled by
Puritanio folks, pretty much all given bo
the coal trade. Many good sailors dome
from there, but there le ne Railing industry,
Amble is another town that the fishers fiy
to when hard pressed. It is at the mouth
of the Duke of Northumberland River, and
while quite a driving place in a meroanbile
way does no fishing. North Sunderland le
the bunieob town on the north ooasb. There
le some fishing, but ib is monopolized by
Sootchmen, who come from Leith, Kir-
Reidy, Buckhaven, Berwick and other places.
Their boats ate different from the Yarmouth
smacks and Torbay trawlers. The Sootoh
Draft are ehaped like a mackerel, being ohorb
at both ends, She carries no jib, and hor
mast is stepped close to the stem. She
can nob Bail very close to the wind, for the
big sail's lug le not easy to flatten. When
wishing to beat she is also unhandy, itbotng
necessary to half lower the sail before
she will tomo about on a new tack. Bub
With the wind on the quarter or dead astern
She
DUTSAILS EVERYTHING.
Who cabins are cramped forward, leaving
midships open with room for a tremendous
cargo, Wiok is frequented by Sootohmen,
and has in late years become important. Ib
has a Rath of ire own of over 2000 sail, and In a street oar, seated direobly apposite a
as many morn strangers .come when the lady and her innocent appearing eon of about:
herring begin to run in the fall. Thefishing elx years, eat a man with a glass eye.
season at Wick is a carnival and riot of The youugoter had been gazing intently
eager toilers and money-makers. Every on his victim for some time. All eb once he
thing has been done to make a good harbor appeared very uneasy, When, to the great
in which fish oan be landed wibhoub danger amusement of the passengers, he exclaimed r
or trouble, making it a favorite porb for "Say, miator, why don't you wink at ma
those who wroat bread and butter from the with the other eye, too 1"
ooean'e depths,
medlar 1" "My mother's no' in ; elm's doom
the street on a meas0ge," replied the lad
with promptuoss• "Indeed 1'' replied she
miuietor, with a glance at the bottom of the
throne, " Well, toll her I culled ; and say
that the next tine she goeo down to the
'Allege oho might take her feet with her I'
Pulled Down a British Flag,
Mro. Susannah Cook la en English woman
living at 4;0 Pearl street, She hail been In
this country 20 years, and thinks it a great
plume. Yesterday the thoughb oho would
help along the oelebrtation of the Fourth by
hanging two American Rage from her win-
dows on the third floor. She put anL''nglleh
Reg between the bwo Amerloan 11 age, She
had displayed the Same flag during the non•
tonniel aelobrabion, Along with the American
flags and a picture 0f Washington, and onto
before on a Fourth of July, when ate lived
on Vandewater 8(roeb.
The othter day her English flog attract-
ed the attention of Dome men in front
of the saloon kopb by John D. 0 Brien, at
Paul and Vendewator streets, They gob a
ladder whioh reached to the fire e0oapab in
front of 410, An Irishman climbed bho lad-
der and tore down the ] oglieh flag, amid
ahem from the orowd in the ttreeb. He
did'n get it all though, but left a part on the
lire escape..
Half an hour later Mrs. Oook di000vored
what bad happened, and hung out the rem -
neat of the 11 ag, She had hardly done so
When three young Irishmen rapped on her
LATEST FROM EUROPE,
Aotivity la English Arsenals--lfoulapa'er'a
Movements -Von Moltke and Bistnarok
Disagree,
There is oomebhing more aerioue In the air
then a brush with the Soudapoto, Deily
aounoils of war are being ,held in London
and the utmost baste la used to get the other
regiments la (renditlon for foreign eervioe,
There ie more widespread aotfvity and a
vastly greater haste than when England was
preparing for Woleoley'e grand expedition
to Khartoum, and it is ridionloue to assume
that all thlo flurry is 000aeioned by the advent
of a few thouoand half•ohtved, thireb eon -
slimed baroariana above bho mond cataract
in Uppor Egypt. Just what this something
else ie is not at the moment apparenb, but It
is tolerably safe bobbing that the Connaught
Rangers will see the Straits of the Darden.
elloe before they do the minarets of Alexan-
dria,
Boulanger and hie friends, very muoh ton•
hoard of recently, celebrated the other night
at Alexandra Pelaoe. Any one could go for
five shilling') and a penny, including railway
fare, dinner and fireworks. A fortunate
thing for the lightweight pretender is the
door and advised hor to bake in the rub of du:grace whioh threatens M. Constans, the
the 1 ag and save trouble. While she was latest victim of the systematic hunting
talking to them come one olimbed the fire down of French Cabinet Ministers that has
been going on of late. Coastans, who is one
of Boulanger's bitterest enemies, is a very
clever man, but his reputation of being the
most unscrupulous statesmen in Europe
seems to be deserved. He had been for some
time Governor-General of Tonquin, whence
he returned numb rioher than he went. His
sucae0eor, Mr. Rlohaut, beteg charged by
the Government with making investigations
as to Oonotane' conduct, died under very
mysterious circumstances on hie return
journey, and with him disappeared the re-
port he had made about Const, n ' behavior.
The document has just oropped up, and
contains unpleasant evidence against the
Mialeter.
While young William le ruminating under
the shadows of the Norwegian mountains
his two chief lieutenants are making Berlin
hum with the energy and noise of their deep
personal quarrel, The Biemarcke are anxi-
ous to keep out of war as long as they can.
Count Walderaee, who is von Moltke's sire.
censor as ohief of staff, is the visible head of
the aggressive party, whioh wants to force
the fighting. There is a wordy wrangle
proceeding in the Berlin papers, and, indeed,
the leading German journals generally, be.
tween these opposing factions, but thus far
there is little in Ib to help one to guess the
relative strength of the aombabante. The
Biemaroklan dynasty la by no means as firm
on its loge as it was during the lifetime of
the old Raieer,tbnt it has still great resouro-
escape again and carried off the rest of the
RS Mrs. Cook says thab nexb Foorbh oho will
fly an Eoglieh it g again, and O'Brien Basotho
that it will come down. The ghee wee not
reported to the police,—(New York Sun,
JuY .
The Restoring Effects of a Little Widow,
"John," said a wife, who was supposed
to be on her deathbed, "In oats of my death
I think a man of your bemperameob and
domestic nature, aside from the good of the
children, ought to marry again."
"Do you think so, my dear?"
"1 certainly do, after a reasonable length
of time,"
n
Well, now, do you know, my dear, that
relieves my mina of a great burden. The
little 'Widow Jenkin has acted rather de-
murely toward me ever eince you were taken
Sac is not the woman that you are, of
course, a strong-minded, intelligent woman
of oharaoter, but the ie plump and pretty',
end I am sure she would make me a very
dosirable wife,"
The next day Mrs. John was able to sib
up, the following day she went down stake
and on the third day she was planning a
new dress.
A Free And Easy Prison.
That is a queer story told of E. L. Harper,
the wrecker of the Fidelity Bank of Cincin-
nati. Ib ie to the effect that he eae been
doing a profitable iron bueiness.o the tune of
0360,000 a year while serving hie sentence
in the Ohio penitentiary. Through the efforts
of hie faithful wife, a joint stock oompony
was formed, and, presumably through the
collusion of some of the prison officials,
Harper was allowed to direot the movements
of this company by telegraph, three enabling
it to make money when other men in the iron
business were actually running behind. It
it a striking Illustration of what a "smart"
man with money can do even when he is dead
in the oyes of the kw, In the meanwhile
the disoovery of this little arrangement will
bo likely to arrest the effort to obtain a
pardon for thio distinguished criminaL—
JN. Y. Tribune,
Inventor Edison's Queer Pillow.
Nob long ago 1 palled at :Edison's home,
expeoting to see him. He wasn't there,
and Mrs. Edison told me she badn'b seen
him for three days. I soon found that he
was ab hie old tricks—working night and
day in his laboratory, having hie meek aenb
to him and sleeping on the floor with his
clothes on, and a abiok of wood under hie
bead. When working he never leaves his
laboratory, and he seems to think that by
keeping hie clothes on he can better preserve
the nervous tension after he has started to
work. Then he perseveres until he has ac.
compliehod his purpose. Hie time he regards
as very valuable, and this is the reason ho
d000n'b want to oome here until 1t is neces-
sary. Hie deafness hes not improved any,
remaining about the same,—[Er.
Tier -Shooting in India,.
Tiger -shooting continnes to be excellent
sport in India, there seeming to be no
diminution in the supply of the Rene oreat-
urea. An Englishman writes home : "On
two 000aeione 1 shot three together, one lob
in a thicken over a bullock they had killed,
the other three over a ' kill' by moonlight.
They were quite uneophistioated, and as one
was killed on the spot by the first shot the
others returned in a few minutes, evidently
thinning it was all right, as their comrade
had staid behind. I ehoboneof these, when
the other again soca returned, and I got bhe
three before 9 o'clock. Next day I came
suddenly on a splendid male tiger face to
fade end on foot, He had oome to eab a
dead elephant which I had gone to have a
look at. I shot him deed on the spot,
The Late Arohdeaoon Philpot,
Word recently came of the death in Eng-
land of the Venerable Arohdeaoon Philpot,
who was ninety-nine years old, Of his four-
teen children, nine are still living, together
with thirty -51x of his forty-two grand-
children, and all of hie fourbeen great•grand
children, He preaohed his lash sermon
about throe years ago.
What He Wanted To Know.
She Might Take Her Feet With Baer.
A good old minister in Scotland is no
stickier for etiquette, and likes his vleits to
the mombore of hie Rook to be ae informal
and as homely as passible; but he has a
.great regard for truth, and i0 invariably
down on those whotn iso detoota'in any do-
viationtheroirom. Recently palling unex-
peotedly on a widow who linos in a oobtago
on the ontokirts of the village, he surprised
her in the midst of waalting a lot of clothes.
She hurriedly hid behind to olothee-horde,
and told her little boy to may that the woe
oub. Who visitor knooked at the door,
t' Well, Jamie," be said, rot and where's your
The Moon's influence
i7pon the weather is aooepted by some as
real, by othere it is disputed. The moon
never attracts corns from the tender, aching
spot, Putuam'e Painless Corn Exaraotor
removed the most painful earns in three
days. Thio groat remedy makes no Bore
spots, don't go fooling around a man's f oot,
but gots to buaineae at once, and effeott a
bare. Don't be imposed upon by substitutes
and imitations. Get "Patnam't," and no
obhot
He who lotos half-an•Jtour every morning
rune after it during all bhe day without be.
ing able to overtake it.
es ab its command at Court and has a power -
fill commercial and fioanaial baoking. Its
struggle to hold its own against the new
generation of sword-olankers who surround
the emperor will at least be vehemently
waged.
WIRELETS,
The mills at Glon Morris, Oat„ have been
burnt.
A slight flurry of anon fell at Kingston
the other morning.
Two poet -office clerks at Kingston have
been suspended for opening lettere.
RIM.. Samuel Aimee, of Ammeter township,
has oub 65 loads of hay cff 30 acres,
Near St, Thomas yesterday an Indian was
0o badly gored by a bull that he cannot live.
Fishing in the St. Lawrence was never
better than it is this season, says a Brookville
despatch,
A Romeo, Mloh„ despatch Bays that James
Couoh, of Ohesley, Ont., suioided with Perla
green there on Saturday night.
The handsome steam yacht Orizaba, be-
longing WI Dexter P. Ramsey, of Buffalo, has
been lost en Lake Huron. A fireman was
drowned,
Mr. James Maloolmson, father of Capt.
James Maloolmson, of Hamilton, diad a few
days ago in Huron county ab the groat age
of 99 years,
Senator Carvell has been appointed as suc-
cessor to Lieutonan•Governor MoDonold, of
Prince Edward Island, whose term expires
on September 2nd.
Mr. L. A. Ceatillier, who has held the
position of Deputy Registrar -General nines
1873, has been appofubed Under-Seoretary of
State, made vacant bythe retirement b of Mr,
Gran
Powell.
Tho Pope has returned thanks to the
authors of the,addrees sent him from Quebec
on the 000aeion of the Quebec demonstration,
and sends his apostolic benediotion to all
associated in tho movement for his temporal
restoration.
Commlaoioner Herchmer is at present in
Winnipeg making arrangements for a patrol
of mounted pollee along the international
boundary to prevenb smuggling.
Dr. McGregor, the English agent in New
Guinea, has ascended Mount Oven Stanley,
the highest peals in the country, and has se-
cured apeoimene of new plants and birds.
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Broad bands of soft leather, in colors to
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walking and driving suite intended for coun-
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She't full of pets,
She's rarely kind and tender ;
The thorn of life
Ie afretful wife—
I wonder whet will mend her r
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Every elf should be a base-ballist, in
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manfuaoturera.
Careleaenees is little better than a half-
way house between accident and design.
The Turtle Mountain Region.
Thousards of acree of ohoioe tree govern-
ment land, now open for settlers, in the
Turtle Mountain Region of Dakota. Here
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Plisse and atoordioreplaited toilets are
charming popular novelties. The ekirte,
bodices and sleeves are all made entirely of
plisses of thin woolen or silken stuff over a
well -fitting lintog.
ALMA LADIES' COLLEGE.
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term, or from $150 to $250 per year in
advance, including Musk and Fine Arte.
d3' IIOLA eamee Hare, coating $2,000,
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have been sold this
year already, They
C v_;Y9F4l will be exhibited at
r._ .._ allthe Ie,4la Fairs
ti.—Torontongatoo,, OHttamilawa,
-
ton and Loudon.
11^31' amputees all
others in the mar
kantt.il you Do notget buy
u
circulars and infor-
,nation. Our Pat-
eotBaggiagg Appar-
atus eaves timeand
labor. Will bag 00 to M0 buaiiete per hour, and can be
attaohed to any of the maohi000 made by us during
the last four years. Agents Wanted.
MANSON CAMPBELL, MAN'R, CHATHAM, ONT.
OF PURE COO LIVER OIL
AND HYPOPHOSPHOTES.
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
So disguised ,Rat tno ruost doirho avost delicate stomach
eau fake it. Remarkable as a 1'LESH
PRODUCER. Persons GAM.* rap-
idly addle faking I21
SCOTT'S EMUL820N is acknowledged by Phy-
eio,ane to be the FINEST and BEST preparation
of its class for the relief of
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Wasting Diseases of Children,
and CHRONIC COUGHS.
Sold by all Druggists, lOOa, and $1.00.
♦TEFT9 peocured, Patent Attomeye. cad oxperta,
Esfd18e7: Donald 0 Ridont dt Co., Toronto.
CANCER
and Tumors CURED; no knife;
book free. Da. MCMMICHAEL,
No 60 Niagara St., Buffalo, N.Y..
S I OYO L E get 160 8econd•ltaad,
'■ '/'Send for list.
A. T. L A N E,
MONTANAN Q0E
y U0 t. There are nooemotions, COLLEGE, Oollege being
in eeaslon throughout the entire year. Its graduate'
are meeting with dletinguishod success, es hook -keep -
ere, business managers, shorthand -writers, court
reporters, etc, Individual instruction is a feature of
the Institution, Graduatoe waisted In obtaining
positions. Addromm
M. MLOCORMICE, Principal.
TELC 1110110 can make honey during 1000tion
by oanvaseing for one 00 more of our fast selling
Books and Blht s especially History of Ornade, by
W, re. Withrow, b,D•, latest and best edition ever
published, prises low, terns II.orN. 'tante for
illustrated circulars and term•, WM. BRIGGS,
Publisher, Toronto.
REAVES LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing Weekly between TU)NTRE4.6 end
LIVERPOOL. Saloon Tioketo, 116, 100, and
660. !Return Tickets, BM, 101 and 1110, n000rding to
steamer and a000mmodatioa. Intermediate 100
Round Trip Tfoketo, 200, Steerage, 920. Apply to
IR, E. NUBBLY, General Manager Canada 0001p•
ping co., 1 O0aroat HooIS SWAMI, MCNTaOAO, or
to Local Agents in all Towne and Olttas,
ENGRAVING
FOR ALL
ILLUSTRATIVE`
&ADVERTISING'\
PURPOSES. C
J.L.JONES,,,
WOOD ENGRAVER,
Ip,MING STREET EAST.
TORONYO,CANADA,
Merchants, Butchers,
and Traders generally,
We watt a GOODMAN In your locality to pickup
CALF SKINS
For ns. Oath Furnished en satisfactory guartoth
Address,
0, S.
HMI PARK, Vermont, U. s,
Keep up Your Strength
BY TAIC'NG
46 King Nlroot East, Toronto,
Formerly, tar 0000 flwe y care, Pdnctpol of tiro Sltoct-
band tpetltute In eoanc00ioa with robe danadtun Buhl.
thea Uuiverelty. TyrewritinSg department undrrthe
.
management o1 Ole. 0E0. RENGOUD H, agent for the
Remington Typewriter, Appy for :grouter, statues
Ode paper In writing,
Allan Lino Royal Mail Stean l ±
Sa itngg during winter from Portland ovary Tharedoy
and
Rainer Quebec every Sat Satto urday 00 Llverpool,,wellIn ne
et C ,.donderry to landmelte and paw:engerm foe
80om.ad and Ireland • aim from Baltimore, vie Halt
lax add St. John's, N.F., to Liverpool 'fortnightly
daring summer mouths, The eteamero of the Gtm-
9ow lir , ,all during winter to and from Ba1Ras',
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ;and during rum-
mar between Glasgow and Moutroal weeks Glen
gow and Boston weekly, and 01aegow and 1°hiladet-
plata fortnightly.
For freight, presage or other information apply t
A. Schumacher 0 00., Baltimore; B. Cunard h .Oat
Halifax Shea A Oo., Bt, Johu't, MM., Wm. Thome.
eon to Oo, St, John, N. B.; Allen 7a Do., mese at
Love Si Alden New York; H. Boruller, Tomato,
Allan,, Rae a bo., Quebec • Wm. Bropkie Fhiludel•
phis H. A. Allen Portland Boetoo Montreal.
Provident Life and Lir Stock Assoe''>t
CHIEF OFFICE,
ROOM 0, ARCADE, - TORONTO, CANADA
(INC 011POIt-ATED )
A 11II1tual Benefit Association,
001.00 ISTE'TI[ R VT—B-v paying to the above
As,ociatloo ONE CENT PER ID -LY, a person aged
twenty-two, and two cents per day a person aged
forty-four can secure Five Dollars per week while
disabled through slain:sea or aecident, also for twa
and throe cents per day, parsons aged as above can
noun for their dependants, Five Hundred Dollars is
avert of death.
01 VE $7000i OWNERS can provide agalnetlosa
by death through disease or accident of their Block.
at easy rates, Those Interested, Berri for prospoctnoee
eta, Reliable Agents wanted to unrepresented die.
telots.
WILLIAM JONES, Managing Director.
TORONTO
CONSERVATORY
COTEENmENT
OMUSICe
C*0R00TER. OF AN
HON. et W. ALLAN • • PRESIDENT..
WOO Total Attendance first 2 years.
All branches tough. —Instrumental and Vocal mnticp,'
Elocution, Language,. Scholarships, certificates,diplan
mos. Free Theory, Violin, Concerts and Lectures
Next Fan, organ students, besides the use of severed,
complete church organs, can have lesson,. practice and
recitals upon a GRAND CONCERT ORGAN',bmO
expressly for the Conservatory, in Association Ball.,
SU OHM ER NORMAL TERM, July 8. to Ang..m.
FALL TERM OPENS Sept. 4. Send for fret
Calendar, Address, EDWARD FISHER, Director,
tor. Yonge St. and Wilton Ave„ Toronto
HALLIDAY STANDARD WINDMILLS
Dor enpplylog constantly pure and fresh orator for
tine follorving purposes, vlz—
Pompiog water
for Stock,
Farm Buildings,
Mansons,
VillaReeldeooee
Pablio
Inetitutlons,
Gardens.
Green Houses,
Town & Village
Waterworks,
Hotele,Ooilegee,
Pumping for
Railway
Stations,
, Fire Proteotion, .-
trrigatien,
Tanneries,
Breweries,
Sewage, Mins,'``
Draining
Low Lands.
These mile._
braced Wind -t"
mills are made -
from one mac to
lortyborse-pow''-=c'ids:•
ONTARIO PUMP CO..
TORONTO, ONT., CANADA..
Mention this paper.
er. They are
perfectly moa,.
trollable to gales;
and uniform In
speed.
Geared Mnia
for chaff nutting
ra r0 pulping,
threshing, row-
ing wood,grind-
Ing 0000, ate,
oto. Arlsomanu-
faoturereoffeed
grlodere,baylog
\if
mole, iron and,wood pumps;, a fmtlutset
FaB. rm, O , Town;
Farm, andO,m.
mental Water
Supply Materi-
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and Price Lh R,
with references,
mailed freeon
applloatton to
Coifeberation Ile
TORONTO_ •e,.
OVER
'LaSMal ..."E Co 33.3S 33 32 N'st.
3,000,00
AND CAPITAL.
SIR, W. P, H O WL AN D, President,
W. C. MACDONAL1) t WM. ELLIOT, E. HOOPER, .T, $, 0L1.CDOI2ALIIr,
A,OTedltr, r YlettPRna1DAVTa. 1. MANAGING DIRECTOR,.
()ASSETS
C*.
J6oavy
STRAIGHT
LINE
ENGINE.
SAWMILL
BOILERS
IN ALL
STYLES.
ENGINES, Cang IVIIIIs,
BAND SAW'MILLsa
t!AVY CIR'1'1! AR MILLS
With Steel Carriages
SmltIGA E, JLO.SPHH rind'
VENEER. 19fiaoii1 se..
FJNK BELT1M sawaoat
I,ltwators, Con: ' ••era, Carrier%
WATEROIIS
Engine Works Co.,
BRANTFORD,
CANADA,
The Great 9trengthGiver