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 5 "J'^jsri^ "â- - "â- **-^j"pSv'i5g-J 'sm heir chfldwo ti not JDiprobablel ilBerai A lovely "^i^^" has been on trti i â-  olden aty. and?l.*l » submerged, aT!^**^ I np the river ia iS^ too strong. VuJ!r^ 1 "" '^â- ' Baker' 5* *« tbe -/VW* ok. Col. describes tbe o """ i t of Canal Flat. •*25h' iish park. Forf^^ HEALTH. GoodHnrsiar t«^" .^.tfl as pure air, 'nmngiit amr "fS^ndin^ The inHu.n« of ^lioverthe tody i. lwgr«.torAw» The are gentle'^i.^^ 1 a rich carpet of l»S ^mg distributed i*^ hroughat any poi«^ So Chinamen ar^TSCa?^ P*ny purchased the"225J 1 for five or six thoSir ute nien,^d arTiS?? day to the man. it ity miles from Fra^JM enterprising men aiTS!?' «r the obstacles to "" lat creek. QUICKSANDS ANB 8tlT« ore prevented bed rock It is thought thatthT «d will overcome this, w possible to mine on the have been secured, uA mpt will be pushed toa jmc i w at all possible to do iT i much to convince him d .ootenay district from Bis I lary line. The creeks ti le Selkirks on the west ig from the Rockies on tiie ad ge quantities of gold, »nd?| ne that in placer minhij mparatively untouched, wl he district yet remains' in â-  That all this is on the end vithout doubt, and Koote teeming with active, enern ill extract from mother riches. While at EeveL., was shown some sampkr] ih was thickly interlaced 'i Che men who are working « got down eight feet, tod i ore still continues then ad country is one of mtt eports are to the effect hevariouB creeks are seen The main portion of the mo i now at the upper croesing ia, while some have gone ii iistrict. The Indians have qui nee the advent of the poli ill likely be no more trouble. â€" â€" etons of the Great Auk. hn's, NSd., despatch laya: st been received here thatt United States Fish Comn rampuB on the Newfoundlj leen highly satisfactory milj e of the main objects of ras to obtain skeletons of seabird larger than a nce found in myriads on lands off the Eastern coast, i I far as the banks. For :ent'ury no specimen has emarkable bird, and it is "i or scientific purposes, as in s of the world only nine akel )und. Prof. Baird deroatcheJ B to search Funk Island, whs 5ns were found many yean i lies 30 miles from themninl he swell of the Atlantic Tha or cove, and it is only poMibl it from a boat in very leaping on one of the mtt" cks. It is about half a mile i^ rocky, and without water, AJ 3B are guano deposits formed P and the hope was that bu" ps were skeletons of the ell preserved. A safe l*" by the scientific party, wnjd ays on the island. Capt is the intelligence that entirely satisfied with the e. They, believe they )f everything on the i_ eral and vegetable. It "s^,^ Smithsonian Institution ww " rare prizes. The reseMcn**' 8 will continue northward «« In addition to dredg latural history ap«c*°^J^ barged with the duty « '"J^ )f the appearance of mackW kstern shores. le Agreed With Her. el Bloke and Mrs. Blok^i an and wife for forty ye*"" ure in the next District^* :e cases. It came about aj tnversation ^^ muel Bloke,, you »» V^J e, not fit for decent P^^ k'ou couldn't get any «^_^^ w^orld to live with you '^^^ I am what yon tt7t ^n ay you are right, I ^^^JSg* I don't think I ooidd ««»^ omenta' reflection «• »" 11 in^nds to give • ^LjIISI a winter season in "• V^fl is European enKag«°*" eairs. William has pres^*"^^ tre of exquisite " hbrilliahte, «Wej, s in honour of the 1*F »Iso wrote a letter. has entered n/wpposed, annnating or d k«»iCr' well « "^r"*^^ -- L »thinK an atmosphere of cond«taed "^nltantly expecting some terriWe '^L.rSooU for calamty to befaU "^t «me awful change in tho we»fber. "h.w no mission in the side roonji "'^^ey'ha^e in any decent socie ""'Uo instantly look on the dark mae, [jT^ti unfavorable changes. wh« r" «pitin2 the history ofsimilar cases, P'fS erminated fatally, attended bj I'lt^^^ "^^ sutferinga. can not but Pjfn^nicious inflaence. seriously modi. "'t the symptoms, rendenng a reco^wj ywl '"f'^re doubtful the longer their in °°^ "!•. fRlt. The boisterous and reckless. era, be and or as \JT,U h»nd. *°'i the cunning wbis^: surmisifig, on the other, should '•"Lilv excluded from the sick room. "nUrlv when the patient is delicate rf «„Se indeed, no inteUigent s^nH â„¢drnr^S.nwiU be either clamoro« tie. w*'" *^" "^t^ IS regarded I Kfh n there is whispering, the aver r -Tient will wish to know the occasion rrwhile careful listening will often pro- undesirable fatigue. Such slyness, tl attempts to conceal important truths K may naturally appear to the sick, will l.m«IIv eioite cariosity if not alarm, the E"ent suspecting ^°"t results than are Bated V the attendante. Nothing of rkmd should ever be allowed in the sick L Pleasant, cheerful tones, remarks 'demanding much consideration, .no itrm witn smiling faces, cordial greetings, atenances expressive of hope and assur- '1-as much so as the circumstances will 'liblv admit-will legitimately aid in ai- 2ine the rigors of the symptoms, and nuti- Ui/lhe suflerings. Shall visitors be.ad- ti'ted' To exclude all will convince the Lieut that the case is serious, reacting un- Lvorftbly If admitted, it should be with Leal restrictions. If I were dangerously Ick I should wish the company of one or pre loved friends, taking my hand in keirs, f ith one on my brow, while I might uperftted to listen to cheerinjj words of iection^ not being expected to answer Ly questions, nor to have the conver- pjn 80 continued as to produce fatigue. ideed the simple presence of such a friend, ith conversation for only a few momenta, pight be sufficient. To exclude all would Cvince me that my friends despairedof my le, miking me feel keenly that I was de- ttei in^'my time of need, by those who iodd sympathize with and cheer me. lie presence of judicious friends, I ftel lie, will effect inore good than harm. ' Cigarettes. I Whether or not young Mr. Knevals died i smoking cigarettes, it is perfectly well pown to physicians .that a man may die nm carrying that practice to an excess, 1 that excessive cigarette smoking does Di great deal of harm. In the first place, Nple who smoke cigarettes do more smok- gthan those who use cigars and pipes. If I mm is going to leave his ofilce to run i the street for a minute, or is walking p the corner to take a horse cai he will not jght a cigar he knows it must be thrown fvj immediately, and a sense of economy trains him. But if he is in the habit of )lliiig cigarettes, he may take a whiff at ky time, and is pretty 'sure to be always W it. The result is that where a non- poker has the benefit of some fresh air in whenever he is out of doors, the Iprette smoker takes in air charged with tcotme. I aokers of cigars and pipes do not, as a Vie, inhale smoke, but cigarette smokers Y Why this should be, it is difficult to k. but it is an acknowledged fact that it p. It ia thus easy to see why the resulta i iigarette smoking should be so baneful. p iir m reaching the lungs and the blood ^through the windpipe and the bron- u tubes. Between the windpipe and the "gs the bronchial I ubes keep dividing into F"' This incessant subdivision reduces p ultimately to great fineness In the FJ they are sea cely wider than a hair. F we end of each bronchial tube there is Tw 19 called a pneumonic globule. ' It is f 7 globule that the air and blood meet fanere that the blood becomes "aerated," '"^genized. In the case of men who in- ' the smoke of cigarettes, these globules, â- ^01 receimg fresh air, receive air „,?„ '""' nicotine. In order to know WT- *? ^^•'^^ the lungs receive the lA T " " °°ly necessary to remem- â„¢t the area of these pneumonic glob- us « some 1,200 square feet. L «feis a popular notion that the paper of cigarettes do the mischief. ,^f' perhaps does burn the mouth. j*«PPers of some Turkish cigarettes â„¢Pre»nated with opium, and these, of stialV " that is not the fault of Ptitt^ 1 ^^ trouble with cigarettes people will smoke cigarettes at times jywiu not smoke cigars, and that -Z^ T '"' "«« "nore tobacco »inli»lA r^l'"" ^^^ tl»»t cigarette smok- »*«L^".*°*^ t*^« i'»*o *l»e lo^g" ^8«J With nicotine. Sun-Stroke. "^^""^^^l^^ith sunstroke, ho *JbIe D. °« taken to the coolest place ^^W'lDnii" Pj^^hing should be removed â- ^fteXi V " '°*^e to his head and M ^Z ^l- 'eces of ice may be l"*^ nr^ 1 ^^^' °r cold water may Ihe,^f^*^yfrom the water ""^willii \^ ^^^ "^® *°** 'o^^ "»«vei,ti!r' *°°"' of advantage. sk-.:. "'B measure there is nothing S^e°^^°fthe8un; bnt where ttiu ^^ » dertl" 'he.case of laborers, and f a~» ouiw.â€" iT li IP ^r:^Hr^ » d«r "** '^^^ oi laborers, i jlerwhowi^oto WJL*M^i4^^.«nsi8ting ^^ ^it^.tl»«.?*'rS'«ra3*^fc»St'^^'1 l^tenfd to the 1 stream, ^ratehinu it, ».»f 15^J has been devisjd J^ de line closes tb? "'" if S^S or hat l«*W*^^d of advantage in shield- fi *« the head from the bob's ealth of bon«« »;- __. i rhat the rertof BoWF-jj It ia said to amove " a poaaeaMS bvi If^W 000, and 0«™|*Sl-,«.., a how the-Kam"*^^ • •! be moBJited «» •*" Hints '•: ft."^S?*" °*»ject to the open kii?V,^SS^ ^^ a cheerfol^Sr Ni?*ft»T*^'**^d^ N^verthe- hv^^ one of tlie healthiaat ^*»o«»ir, ke^pathenKo? ,. -â€"â€".^ w waMBllu to 00 well WMppad «!»•» the bitter freatber im- peding. Overahoea are an artide that. U»^[h ABpIeMantl to ^fear. an GMlMn- ".±.?.!?'*,^**^~^ **-iSS2«k ahonM be w^ proteetod, aad keaVy 4o«i- asSe^'tJ^^; •^^^'•^.^« Daodmff is a common oompIaiBt of late and one titat itaeems trqi»bleaome to eradi- «atej The miirik^re givite belour has been 'pf»« 'to renioYe the p«ai8tei#ta6nble heinnher raesUs bsreiaileA-: Take one- half ounce qf carbonate of potash, and one ounoaf' (tf alcohol; add sufficient water to bring the mixture up to eight ounces, and use ntde at a time, rubbing well into the scalp until it forms a lather. « «*»8po*Knt of the Lancet aaya A ftw years ago. when in China, I be- came acquainted with the fact of the natives when suffering with facial neuralgia using oil of peppermint, which th^ lightly ap- pUed to the seat of pain with a camel-hair pencil. Since then, in my own practice, I frequently employ this oil as a local antes- theric, not only in neuralgia, but also in gout, with remarkably good resulta." Progressive Africa. Two enterprises now under way in Africa bid fair before many months to give us some interesting information about the two largest regions that are still entirely nnexplored. On the latest maps of the Congo Independent State it may be observed that fully one-half of the territory between the Sankuru River and the great northern bend of the Congo is entirely blank. It is this region which Lieut. Wissmann set ont to explore in No- vember last. News has just been received of the arrival of tifis able explorer early in April. at Lake Tanganyika. He had passed several months in the unknown, countries between his former route across the con- tinent and Grenfell's riverine researches on the north. He intended to reach the Indian Ocean by way of Lake Nyassa and the ZambesL When he retuma to Europe he vrill have travelled twice acroas the continent from west to east. It is believea the region he has visited is very popnionand that he will bring home much interesting infor- ma^on. ' West of the Gulf of Guinea, and partly sur- rounded by districta that have been visited by many travellers, is agreat ^hite space on the maps. In this is the hypothetical Lake Liba, but we are not certain that this supposed large lake exists, nor have we a particle of reliable inf ormajtion about a region that is as large as the State of New York. A few weeks ago Kund and Tappenbeck, who have done excellent work in the Congo basin, started for Cameroon for the purpose of exploring this country. They will doubt- less be able to settle some important ques- tions. Germany acquired a. pig in a bag when she extended her sovereignty over this region, of which she knew nothing, and these explorers have been sent out by the Govemnent Xo ascertain what sort of a countrv the new German possessions may be. "at!?: Htunan Fly Catchers- Fly catehers have a busy time of it in Paris just now. â-  The calling is not a recognized or classified one, nor do parente as a rule bring their sons up to it. But there are hundlbds of experienced bands employed at it during the dog days, and a good haul of flies is often profitable enough. The fly cateher is generally a deolasse or a good-for-nothing rascal from the suburban lanes and alleys, who does not want to leave Paris, aud is too lazy to go into the country for the hay making or the harvesting. Some- times he is a person who unites in himself a variety of callings, being by turns a comer errand runner, a bootblack, a dog shaver and clipper, or even a.froUeur or floor-wax- er out of employment. „ tx His modus operandi is as follows He takes a tolerably large-sized box with a little hole in ita top, and stations himself outeide a grocer's shop where the winged insecte are busily buzzing against the window panes on the lookout for stray drops of mo- lasses or chance grains of brown sugar. These the cateher dexterously imprisons m his palm, in the schoolboy fashion, and, dis- locating sdme of their antennae, puta them into his boL Sometimes he U aUowed to pursue his calling inside the shop when cus- tomers are not numerous, and is thus enabled to fill his box with celerity. ,.. j r After a few hours of this exciting kind of sport he goes off with his spoU and disposes of it to the people who seU or keep birds. His best and most open-handed customers are the frail denizens of the Quarter Breda or the Quarter de I'Europe, all of whom keep the feathered pete. They often pay so good a price to the flycatcher for his spoil that he is enabled to go home after a sSccMsful day with ample J»^ pocket to defray the cost of W and board for half a week in one of his dingy haunts. -^ 'â-  â€" Dans^eroosly Hart- Commi«ioner 0« •fcat ^nnd do yon claim a pension Were |wi in the army iJpliSnt Oh, no the war was all over Wore I was bom. But I've had my mind all lacerated and torn up and confused like readin' the magMine war lurticles. Coiunissioner All right; I see. Ill give you a pass to the insane asylum. Time 4 30 A.M.' Parmer Host :-Hey, Mister, yon'd.lwtter hurS^' git np thefanuly is settin' down "bS^?^ (wearily) :.-rhanka I never eat during the night. Mn. Montgomary's Opportunity. "Oh dear," sighed Mrs. MontgomeiTr as thia aeaaon haa J Torpedo boata phqi^ho |w^Rse, lagUifi white are now being boUt of It mLiht do for yadita. TheEmpr^i neiHMMkBiWti brtween Dover and Cali^ haa made the trip under an hour. He Gladatone haa agreed to drive th» firat pQe of a tTkeahIre line'a bridge theDee. A male member of a noble Ea^i«h btmily has opened a retul business taader an asaniu- ed name. The digging for the fonmda^ons of the new Roman Catholic cathedral at Peking haa been begun. The TaUors' Onild of Madrid haa made a very elaborate uniform for the King of Spam. The King is a year old. « The Saltan has been boycotted by the ladies of his harem on account of his forbid- ding them to ba the in the targe marble bas- in in the garden. A young female cricketer of Nottingham, Miss Grace, in a cricket match of both sexes scored 217 against the bowling of four really good men. Sarah Bemhardt hates the British Sunday so that although playing in London, she went to_ Paris on Sunday morning in time for a drive in the Bois and a dumer in a restaurant. She was back in London in time for Monday night's play. An immense drainage work undertaken by the Russian Government contemplates the recovering of the vast region known as the Pinsk marshes, in the southwest of Russia, near the borders Gallicia, and which hitherto has prevented communication, not only between the Russian districta on either side, but also between Russia and Austro-Germany. Up to the present time about 4,000,000 acres have been reclaimed by means of the .construotian of several thousand miles of ditehes and canals. The Crown Prince of Germany, while present at the Spithead naval review on boatrd the Queen's yacht, met the ex-£m-. press Eugenie, who, as the guest of the Queen, was also admiring the magnificent spectacle from that vessel. The la;st prev- ious occasion on which the Crawn Prince had met Eugenie, then Empress of France, was at' the festivities which took place on the opening of the Suez Canal in November, 1889â€" an interval of eighteen yearii crowd- ed full of eventa for both the Empress and the Prince. The interesting statement is made in the last munibipal reporta of the corporation of Chelsea, near London, that, contrary to what has generally been assumed in the relations of occupation and health, the sew- ermen of that place show marvellous health and vitality, notwithstanding they spend seven hours daily in the sewers, often in cramped up positions, dealing with offen- sive and dangerous matter. Obe of the sewer men, who is now pensioned off, is eighty-six years old, and was a sewefman for more than twenty-eight years another, who is yet at work, is twenty-four, and has followed this occupation more than thirty years. Russian archieologista, who are under the patronage of the Czar, are working throughout the empire or wherever the im- perial armies open np new fields. They have done much during the past decade to illuminate dark blanks in Byzantine and earlier records. One of the most interesting of their discoveries just comes to me through a private letter. At Tashkend have been recently found extensive Greek remainsj^ chiefly terra cotta vases, silver gillT orna- menta, and small statuettes, ul purely Hellenic, and obviously bespeaking a com- mon domestic use. This discovery shows that the frontiers of the Greek Kingdom in Bactria must have extended many hundred miles further northeast than has been sup- posed. Probably it is the beginning of a series of developmente giving to Central Asia an entirely novel arehaeclogical in- terest. $1,000 For the Sick and Poor. A few days aco the sum of One thousand dollars was paid over by the Morse Soap Company of Toronto and divided as follows :â€" Hospital for Sick Chndren;.... ....... 232.33 Orphans' Home 168.76 House of Providence 156.30 Boy^ Home 95.10 Girls' Home 76.30 Home for Incurables 48.90 St Nicholas Boys' Home 57.67 Infants' Home 155.94 House of Industry 8.68 The system of diviglon was aocordinirto the number of Morse's Mottled Soap wrappers which each Institu- tion received from Jan Ist to Aug Ist These wrap- pers were sent in bv friends of the insUtuUousall over the country with the above result. The.flrm deserves ereat credit forthis nov.l and practical advertisemnit so much so that the whole country i* taUdng about it and once more 4fBrming tha jfood quaUties of MORSE'S MOTTLED. Apnmped-out petroleum well, like a man driven out of his native country, ia an ex- ile. • Whenever your Stomach or. Bowels Jiat on* rt ot der. causiAK BiUoosneaa. Dyspeptfa. or Indigestion and their attendant evils, Uke at onoe a dose jrf Di Oaison's Stomach Bitten. Bast tamUy SMdlaine. AllDminrlsls. GO oenta Ada â€" "Why, one of your cheeks is red aa fire and the other pale aa a ^oat." Ella-^ Yes, Harry was on one side and I waa afraid mamma would aee na on the other. Free! Fraelll^n! A Book of Instraction and Price List of Dyeing and Cleaning to be had gratia by calling at any of onr officea, or by poet by sendinjt your address to R Parker Co., Dyera an^ Cleaiiera. 769 to 763 Yooge St., Toronto. Branch Officea 4 John St «., HamUton 100 Colbome St., Brantford- The waiter's ready explaaattoo "How dare yon give me auch a dirty nwUn aa thia?' ••^pardon, air; got folded the wrong way, mr." Catarrb. Catarrtjl â- aj Feror. of Uvlns WMSltea •» the liainf wtnoiaafitt tam aoss Ss wovSrSSs to be a lie^•^ttiI^ ••««•*• MidJhr-»way tmA • "I dadazv." aaid^ Mta. S^iddnwiteer, '*#hat a gadder Mra. SnlAecsim is I go on the atrert without â€"»â€" »â€" ItMTW Wiw hu« baroad «» nM tuA write h»v» iie««lfnUajp|ikfbateMN«a «» Mik A man wte adhrcd bam nataiili, nnMWiiilliia. bmsi nhit iak.acr!ofiil». w liver ooaaBi^t," mi^treiia,tillhii eyea dropped oat, how theae and aaany other diaeaaea have haan ciiMdtyIr- n««a* Golden Medieal Dia- ebvary, imtif haidid not take the laaaoa to himidf and teat tiie virtnea of thIa great medidne, hia tfane would be thrown away. LeaAher atrapa latf a yard wide are aaea to caicircte trnaka, and thna fraatnte tiie baggage-amaaher'a deure to knock off the lid. Dr. Sage'a Catarrh Remedy cnrea when every other so-called remedy fails. Roman taahea are enoe more fkahlonable, and people aay it ia aa eaay to tell a rea. Roman aaah aa it ia a genuine Indian ahawll ' Ah me "I sighed Potts, "I'm tried of Uying. She wocld ishollaw. ambitioa's vain." "Come now" said his caum, "I know tiie symptoms Wa all your livei^that's very plahi. Ton need not'soSer, for help is easy Pierce's Pellets go right to the place. ' A friend to the biUous,' I well might osU themâ€" There's nothing belter they'll suit your case." #ott8 ceased his sighing and bought the "PeUets." No more he moumeth his hs{dess lot t His face is cheerful, his heart is lightsome, Ss melaooholy is quite forgot 1 Canea and umbrellaa combined are some- thing new, bilt too sugsestive of the patent fishing rod to be carried by gehtlemefi. The Sportins Kecord* In Book form, contains a correot record of the Fabt- HT TiMB and best performances in all DsFAnMsaTS OP SroKT, Aquatid and Athletic pertormanoes, Bil- liards, Baidog and Trotting records, Ba«eball.!ricket, Lacrosse, etc. Price 6c. Stamps taken. Address all orders to THE RECORD, 60 Front St. East, Toronto, Canada, Boom No. 15. Japkâ€" "Ah, Idiss Kate, it's the little thinn that tell." Miss Katoâ€" " Yes. little brotners and isistors." TOIJJf CI BUN suffering from the effects o early evil habits, the result of ignorance and folly, who flod themtelves weak, nervous and exhausted, also Min- nn-Aaso and Old Msh who are broken-down from the eflaet* o abuse or over-work, and in advanced life feel tae consequence* of youthful excess, send for and RBA9 )L T. Lubon's Treatise on-Diieases of Men, The booc will be sent sealed to any address on receipt of two So. stamps. Address M. V. Lubon, 47 Welling- ton St. E. Toronto, Ont. A. P. 859. n ATrUTQ For Saleâ€"Illustrative descriptive Oat- rH I Ln 1 alogne free. B. Chamberlin, Toranto. BBr^I?fli"iiiDC'A'vassinswanted,UaIe or Female, whole or spare time, on salary or commis- sion. IndnstriaJ Union of B.N.A., 46 Arcade, Toronto. w ANTEDâ€" 5,ono AGENTSâ€" Male and Female- Large profits. C. W. DENNIS, Toronto. G OOD UTE A«BBm WANTED IN EVER! Connty in Canada. Address, FBBKI8 Jt CO., 87 Church St., Toronto. 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This great work is prepared to meet the wants of the common people, who have long felt the need of a oomplete, comprehensive, reliable " doctor bo^.at a price within their reach no family medi- cal hook haa ever beea written by men more eminent in the pmfeaaion than tbe authora of The CKttage Physiaian the treatment is not confined to one sehod of medlohie, as in rimilar books, but embraces the four principal treatments this contains 040 pges ninstrated with neariy 200 engravings incluang nu- meraos follpage colored plates terms liberal send for (dionlars. Wiujam Brioss, Pnblisher, Toronto. ALBEBT COI.I.ECIE, BBI.IXVII.LE, ONT. Charteiwl 1867. Over 4,000 Students enrolled. DiplOBfBM awaidel ia OoHeg^te Course, Commer- eial Soiaaoe, Penmanship, Music, Fine Arts and Elo- cution. Large clas'es prepared yearly for matricula- tioa ia Alts, Lair, Medidne and Ibecdogy. 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A Delicious and nourishing Breakfast Beverage, eon. tains a proportion of German Dandelion Root, whioh acta medicinally on the Liver and Stomach, purifsrlnc the blood and invigorating the ayatem: Prepared only by ELLIS KEIQHLEY, TORONTO. DECORATED WINDOW BUNDS. Sell at eight. Every houae needs them. Cheap, Dnrablc and Economleal. No WasMius or Ironlns, and will last ten times as long as ordlnaiy cotton blinds, ilole Township Blgkts. Our Agrnts are making B3 to B5 a day with Easjr Work. Enquire early. Complete outfit. Including Sample Shades, Sprli^ Boiler. Stationery ana aU information, by axpreaa, 26o. HIBSCBBBBC A CO., 41 King St East, Toronto. DYEING AND CLEAHIHC R PARKER CO. Works and Head OIBces 759 TO 763 YONGE ST. f 209 Yonge Street, 'k City Offices :{ 393 Qusen St West, J-TORONTO. â- â- { 225 Queen St. East, J 100 Colbo -ne Street 4 John Street. North. Branttord, Ont. .T Hamilton, Ont. 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