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 t the *inong iaht'a n, "ghf them nee women of p j P jubilee m^'S^iy I on Sunday. iV*" he),' cl pounds, and CO "°*»«i li'on aignat rS *^ti, •iritualiat " audience rt^tt'^.^'d;. foundtohavecH H."8'«.3 '^er the heads of ??"°'t'J IHnenbag ^*"«»ndL Vanderbilt has 'g- Ahe castle i.k!" I t,'?^isbeautiulUKofl llioned windows n5""'1 ng and eighty feet t!:f'H -tcastlefin^lSSM Fnncess of Austria A J ^bba2,a,ontheAS«H o{ 8IX young and kI'I ^e bluest bloo^ofThefe'3 barge, which £?"â- Â« rowed. They were all li called the Kc^if .!^ asked to lead the orchestr, formance of his 'f^. -e on his festal day ;bn1 ^ouldprefertod.loif«J re given instead f„i ^o be first among mnsiS it he himself is hardly wort IS on Che pedestal of his, Cousino, of Chili, is said t :»man in the world, and ated to be at least two L of dollars. DonaCoMinJ bule of forty, above me( fcful figure, and of a Spa • "^be proposes making ' and if she does come\ ence felt, for she spends 1 and is interested in a m ects, f Ill art to cattle-raisit .1 Dow says that the way] 1 iitionist was this A wo J laine, came to. him and asU husband home one night ig at a local saloon, and'i at to his office intoxicated! ^uld be discharged. Genei ter him, and unbrMded for selling liqv. .a a n ily to support. Ine salocl that he too had a family] that he had a license to ai such a traffic as this ahouldl antral Dow as being a en at once made up his mind 1 wer for the cause of prohil LY EIOH FOLaS. n: kels the sugar king, is aaidjl $30,000,000. Buccleuch â€" she richest baa an income of f 1,500,0 redith Featherin(;il, a Spanii i an estate of §1,000,000 f cky. r-Lord, Mrs. Paran Steva â- shall O. Roberts a- the i" cellence of New York, tlopkins is the richest won he has a fortune of at ' ad does not spend half the i tinghouse, inventor of the i 1 89,0( 0,000. This is believi est fortune ever made out a Philadelphia Quaker, wi rtune of §3,000,000 as a M .n his business career by sa d apples at retaiL of the late ex Senator CM N. H. is valued at'f 125,W arth is to be devoted to chM i. The deceased Senator n ew England politics a thii ;o- of Prince Ferdinana of Bula ch there has been so mnji $M),0OOa year. The pna" further fortune of 5-""" of his mother, the Prin« (Orleans, and also the heart :berthal, together with » f ina. )f Hyderabad, who has olta in Government £200,000* J defense of the nortnwa ia, is the greatest of the -^ inces. He made » »?" the English during hw" lis manners are saidro Qd he is the highest type ian gentleman. Of course" I ad.led vastly to his poP" lOvable Priends. •lends who are siroply/*"^! dmire-people who hU JJ nderness, for whom oa J re admiration, ^^f°'^^^^ harmonious to t^^?, » thel you are fain to love\^ Id be unwilling ^^««^,„j lat they are. -1^!°!.^ yoi^ ;e uae of calling iottbJ^2 presence yon f"" kf The] never a bitter thonght.^^,, ke some cool g'^^u^^ whereyou restona j^^,- id get refreshment lor the fiery open, i sensations-yon oD^y^^c^ When you go ^.{^1 j«^ You hear nobit^rJ^^ h words, no unchartw^ej leisanartunkno_^ Ibej ,wsthefateofridca^, arJ nare better th*» ^V a rule try *« Jo tW^ ,, are patently ^^^L ^d^^ er cloak too short »^ g, they P«ff °idemn» gstheta8kofconde^^y hat of excuse wnw. silence when Uiey .^ ,d gentle-he»rted P***" ,tio»| HEALTH A Cand'd Doctor. anges has a let iiTwhich be states certain hanges has a letter from one " doctor- Por in- .P^^'STegard to the .|^3S fir common ailments, 1«""*« aeo the writer wa, laid up â-  c.se yfdiv inj«'-«'i ""'• ?^ '""i ^*?' ;,rerv' D*"' was a slim chance of hu that ' v,„f,.pr. People would come '"joi 8*y any better. \i^' .. Why don't you try this or ,-„ doctor isn't doing anything for • 'risked him one morning if there i,i,uT known to science that â-  'T m foot to heal up He re- ill h'v'l' gorry to say that there is not. .=-. ' 1 Vpen it wet with dilute acid, ;.; ^3 onlj KB F^ „ J ^^g^ he told the '-i"«""r«^s satisfied. With some na- b, "'i " a harmless substance, put on --•^^•P- Juirance that it would surely «â- â- :â- â€¢ 'â- "â- "o hive been best, to strong an in- :«,*"â- "•' Up -nind on the body hence ;-iiice his; j^" "f^i go-called " faith cures " ,^doc:or '•-* "'u" r fii-r° m'ot^lierl used to have, â- â€¢'•"' had a very hard cold, and my „r the same physician. He came e r,ver and said, " Keep cover- so warm as to be rather j-oevr me, and knew that the lii what I wanted, although it inn-s'on tor science to make, in \he,ealiug ' salves and oint- "â- -?f?;S'S you will be all right in '^â- ' " Not much medicine for two |_,jyort«o.^^ ,^^^ -j. proved ' " ' '" "in's^me olaces. I presume, he to be all presume, r"'ihave given some bread pills or sweet- .;eded. water, Now, places )me bre a teaspoonful other every this man is thoroughly post- "â-  ' ,.n to the times and what does he ^-â- '"L feels "bilious?" Take medi- "'ves the very best kind. He gets " horse and buggy and drives down to Then he puts on :ci= an old suit of -re SCO 11 .e down n:s, every time ' !â- ' ' :n,i with dog and gun takes a long. -Mtr imp through the woods and fields, 'â-  he sweat ruus from every pore ot his '" When tired out he comes back, puts â- â- 'â- â-  iirv clothes, and after a few doses of "unipdiciae," goes home all right. This ':;been'his practice for many years. --,% foolish, then, for us to dose our- ,e3 with injurious things, which the most I lijent physicians who know all that ";t° has yet taught, on this point, 'it think of touching And how mucn olish and even wicked, to stuff the the throats of the little inno- they cry or are fretful reisat a single drop of medicine in our â-  "' ef any kind. We have always let na- -Ttake care of all little ailments, doing --i'vre could to assist her by good care, .."'"for larger ones called an intelligent i'tilow it is hard to. sit idly by and see â- ,,i ones suffer, hence we try to prevent â- \ 'ivinc; them pure air, sunshine, feed- 'ihem properly, and seeing that they Zi plenty of exercise. Sickness usually '--i as the result of violating the plain I IS of health. It is nature's protest j^ins: ill-ireatment, and nature is the Xitest physician on earth, and seldom I Ha patient if given a fair chance. An "'Emergency" Cabinet. !: every house, especially where the fam- i= large, there should be some provision •acddents, and sudden attacks of painful ;,-ti:e, A contemporary describes such an rierjenjy " cabinet, as a box or closet loaded to hold a variety of articles, such v.ide and narrow bandages of muslin I ;:i;ly rolled and ready for use, the former ::;uts or hurts on the body or limbs, and ::.- latter for w-ounded hands or fingers. I:rre should also be a packet of court pas- x. a roll of diachylon or adhesive plaster, [;;:.es of old linen, lint, cotton, a small bot- :.: of collodion for cuts, old muslin for mus- xl plasters, pins, scissors, and otheF ne- e^•arie3 that will suggest themselves, and â- :-. known to good housekeepers. in;ong useful things to be added to the â- ;:'eare sujh following simple remedies, â- iiisence of peppermint, spirits of camph- :. iomc tirstrare olive oil, aromatic spirits fflnionia, water of ammonia, a little al- ai, comuion salt in fine powder, bicarbon- ::_::' soda, and a box of mustaird. -.e aromatic spirits of ammonia ani ':plior should also be kept in every :;ie where there are aged persons, as they 1" abject to sudden attacks of faintness, I "ii Doth these agents afford relief and help â-  restore impeded circulation of the blood. 5I:3tird is a valuable nauseant, in cases 'â-  iiispected or accidental poisoning. It 'here be added that copious draughts of â- â- ;iii witer taken until vomiting ensues, I ~- thereafter repeatedly until the poison is "}DKi. to be thrown off, is a good remedy â- ' :5e until the help of a physician can be â-  'ired. If pains are felt in the bowels, 5 eopious injections of tepid water also, ;=i rid the system in both ways of the poi- â- â- : is speedily as possible. Iv ^wIk *^V°°*"V ^* .how. very clear- 1^J tK ^?"?«» between the athletic f°l *°r"^t»»n«l num lies more in the fi«!t that the athlete ba. leaned hew to ^hJ^'X.^"^lf *** *^« ^* •dvanti^e S;ir.^t*' """ of g^aterT So Need of Catching Gold. Speaking of colds, I have a theory that no one need ever hive onennleaa he chooses: m other words, that it u quite possible so to tram the skin, that wonderful wgan which 18 generally looked upon as the paper wrapper to our human bundle, as to rrader It non-susceptible to sudden chngea of tem- perature or atmospheric moisture, whence colds come. And as this is exactly the season to com- mence such a system of pellar education, as it has proved effective in many instances within my own knowledge, and as it is with- in easy reach of every one to try, I write it here. The theory is that no skin that has been exposed freely for half an hour at the beginning of a day to a temperature lower than it will encounter through the day, will note small changes or be affected there- by. A cold is simply a nervous shock, received by the myriads of minute nerve terminals that bristle over the surface of the human body, transmitted to the centers and so back again to mucous membrane, the pecu- liar seat of this special irritation. Let us then so train these sensitive fibres that they will pass by, unnoticed, changes of atmo- spheric condition, and the matter is accom- plished, WOMAN'S WAIS. It is reported in Topeka that Mayor Metsker-will appoint Mrs. M. E. DeGeer, the well-known fiemale lawyer, as police judge. Mrs. Maria White, an old friend of the Beecher family, has rented the house of Henry Ward Beecher, and will let the furnished rooms to lodgers. Victor Hugo siid " The nineteenth century belongs to woman. In the twentieth century, war, the scaffold, hatred, royalty and dogma will have died out, but man will live." The latest California boom story is of in- terest to the fair sex. It says a Mrs. Hen- derson recently found a §20 gold piece in the streets of Los Angeles, invested the same in a suburban corner lot, and in a fortnight realized the handsome sum of §1,250. A statue of Liberty is to be erected on a peak in San Francisco, which is to be lighted by electricity and will be 1,000 feet above the sea. Thus the two most impor- tant ports on both sides of the country will have a statue of Liberty in each case repre- sented as a woman. Miss Henrietta Brooke Davis, in the Nineteenth Century, advises the establish- ment by women of a college in which the duties of the household, the art of cooking, etc., may be taught. 'The great advantage of this will be that it will raise the standard of domestic service, Dr, Elizabeth Beatty, of Indcre, sent out by the Presbyterian Church in Canada as a medical missionary, has treated over 6,0C0 patients in the past twelve months, and thinks a hospital and training school for Hindoo women would make thousands of converts to Christianity, All the training schools for nurses in Philadelphia are free. This is one profes- sion for women that is not over-crowded, and where women can earn good wages. The chief qualifications are good health, good temper, general intelligence, and a fair common-school education, Ida Lewis Wilson still keeps the old boat in which she saved thirteen people, and, shabby as it looks, she uses it, and says if she were again to have the opportunity to rescue the drowning she'd take the old boat rather than the handsome new one present- ed her by the citizens of Newport. Twenty thousand women Knights of Labor are organized, in the city of New Y'ork alone, for mutual protection. Like the fabled Amazons, they are ready to assert and defend their rights, but not, as they did with, the sword. They will be com- pelled to demand the ballot for their own defense, and when they do the great army of organized labor will rally to the irside. INTESEBTINa ITEMS. The £tll« and gwden vwetablee of La Vendee and tbe Lower Nohr, ViHwe, are being devMtated by » new cat«arpillar plague which hu already destroyed aU the winter food for cattle. The Princess of Wales has consented to become the patroness of the ladies, depart- ment of King^ College, Bngland. This department was established e^t years ago, and the lectures are now attended by four hundred women. Mr. France De Lanne of Sharsted Court, county Kent, has attracted to himself the admiring eyes of the British nation by suc- cessfully raising and harvesting a crop of tobacco. It is said to be the first ever raised in England. The Government has graciously given consent that he shall go on with his experiment, bnt insists that he must pay duty on his crop the same as though the tobacco were imported. The wife of a prominent citizen of Bir- mingham, Conn,, caught fourteen pounds of blackfish in front of her seaside cottage at Ansonia, the other day, and would have caught more if a two pounder hadn't broken her tackle. But this fish didn't get away for, when she saw that there was danger that he would, she waded into the water, and, using her skirts as a landing net, brought the fish in triumph tor^he shore. There is still running in good condition on the Auburn branch of the New York Central Railroad the car in which Abraham Lincoln rode from Buffalo to Albany on his way to Washington for his first inaugura- tion. The ceiling is decorated with the national flag, and at one end is a portrait of Lincoln and at the other one of Washing- ton, The car, now known as No, 540, was new in February, 1861, and was decorated for the purpose of cairying the President. The First Surrey Rifles of the British Army, are giving a burlesque performance of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. It was given first at Wimbledon, and was so suc- cessful that it had to be repeated before the Duchess of Albany, .Lord and Lady Wantage, and other distinguished spectators and now the soldiers are giving it as a pre- lude to their promenade concerts. Whereat a London paper regretfully remarks that "Nothing is sacred to the satirist or the burlesquist," The Society of the Sidney Presbyterian Church in Illinois is composed wholly of women. They built a handsome little chapel and dedicated it substantially free from debt. There were no men to hold the offices, which have been vacant a year. The little church became a sort of elephant on the hands of the Bloomington presbytery, which recently appointed a committee to complete the organization. The question whether women are eligible to all the offices necessary to a complece organization is under consideration. Otter Belt, one of the greatest of Co- manche chiefs, died in Indian Territory a few days ago. Five minutes before his death they held him erect and rigged him out in his best war costume. They painted him red, set his war bonnet on his head, tied up his hair in beaver skins, and Uid him down just as he died. Then his five wives took sharp butcher knives, slashed their faces with deep cuts, cut themselves in other places, and beat their bleeding bodies and pulled their hair. They also burned every- thing they had, tepees, furniture, and even most of the clothing they had on, A big crowd of buqkslook 'd on and killed tenhorsed, including a favorite team of Fress Adding- ton, on whose ranch Otter Belt lived. The first young girl to be cremated in America was 9 year- old Alida Weissleder, the daughter of the superintendent of the Brush Electric Light Company in Cincinnati, Her body was burned last week at the crematory in that city. The corpse, wrapped in white alum linen, with white and yellow roses on the breast, was slid into the retort by two attendants, who at once retired, and in the stillness that followed the mourners could hear the puff and si^le of the gases of the body as the heat devoured it. After an hour the blue flames stopped circling about the body, and a long white streak was seen where it had been. These ashes, when gathered up, weighed less than a pound. They were returned to the parents and will be preserved in an urn. It was the ninth incineration at the cematory. A Fertinent Inqniiy. " M a mm a," said a Jittie girl, on her way Jiome from • isshioasM* ohnreh, " are peo- ple who hit fai the middle aisle wickeder than those atone side t" " Certainly net, dear. Why?" " because the minister only preached to them." Lftjing ia a Supply. YoongFeatherlyâ€" " Didyouknow, Bobby, that I am coining to your house to dinner to-morrow?" Bobby â€" "Oh, yes, I heard ma say so when she told pa to order the turtcey. She said he had better get the biegest one he could." "o It Shoidd Hot Be Costly. Ponsonby â€" " How charming Miss Mac- bullion looks in full dress " Fitzroyâ€" " Superb By the way, I'm told her costume cost $3,000." Ponsonby â€" " Oh, surely not " "Why not?" Ponsonby â€" " It doesn't come high, you see." DYEIHC AMD CLEAMIIIC, R, PARKER CO. Werks «â- Â« â- cmI •flees 7B9 TO 703 YONGE ST. MOToataStNet, *! 393 QU*en«t W.st, J-l I. S25 Queen St Em(, Citr fflces: ^TORONIO. 100 Co borne Street. 4 John Street If orth. .Brantlord, Oat .Hamilton, Ont RUBBER STAMPSrli^ cna, and Burning: Brands, *a Send for Catalosnie. BARBER BROS. Oo,, S7 Scott St Toronto. PEARL PEN AND PENCIL STAMP WITH NAME 60C Giuff Old Gent (to dude)â€" "How's your nister coming oq? I haven't seen her in a long time. " Dude â€" " Why, she ith in Ita^. She took the pwize at the Conservatory of Muthic in Rome." " Did she go to Italy to learn to play on the piano " " Yeth, thir." " Well, if she did that the Canadians ought to give her another prize.' BULBS Annual Catalofne of choice Holland Bnlbs, containing prices of all the finest vaxieties ol HYACINTHS, TULIPS, NARGISSU^ and other Boots for Antnmn Plantinf;, now reacl; and will be mailed free to all applicants Addrc WM. REIVIVIE TORORTT' r CURE FITS J WtaftD 1 iay care 1 do not meao merely to slop them for q lime and then bave them ntnrn anln. I mesD a mdtc*' nâ„¢. I hmre intde the diseue of FITS, EPILEPSY or F » I..V INO SICKNESS a life-long atudy. I warrant mj re^aedl} io cnra tha Torat caaea Becaoae otbers h.ve fatle'l '.i z laaaonfor not now receWtnca cnra. Send at one* for r treatlaa and a Free Bottle o) my Infallible remedy, 'r\^\ SspraaaaadPoatoaica. It coata yon nothlnic for a t?;a1. ud I will onre yon. ^Iddreir DB. H. O. BOOT, Braneb Dice, 3710926 St. jQMfri has Gymnastic Traininfi:. ' Hitchcock, of Amherst College, has I " J^Oiig oa for the last six years a 1 *aal study into the physical measure- -^3 of the students under his charge, and oKained results that differ materially 3 the popular impression regarding phy- '• aevelopment. He has taken the :--Tirementa of 1,258 students, including -U?° **l^'ic men belonging to the ^t-Dall and foot ball teams, and men who â- 'â- ^tiken prizes at athletic exhibitions -iseb a separate group of these athletic h-..ndtinds that their a'verage height is •.;'•« than that of the average student by :;Mour-tenths of an inch "Of the fif- .^tfen, says Dr. Hitchcock, " who took '^^ '" "*^' *°^" ^^'â- ^ *t»ove and ,.:k"/*'°*' the average height of the col- Situ I "•'°° three were above and 'W the average height." That which p:«.^ '^pcting height is also true re- iiejj ?;" *e bone measurement. The kiii 7*tWeticmen are usually but a ' of tT °^ °"® P^" cent, larger than ,, ' tie average man. Even in the -/ J ,?^^"'^ements the difference â- ^., J *e athletic man IS in only 3.3 per I'flt _^ tests of strength the difference per cent. Dr. Hitchcock draws â€" Hitchcock -ijiaj ',*,'**'3tic3 the deduction that in ** W/^"' " Phyi^al gifts count for l-the „^^«gy °f ^i" which is put lisg, ^J^"6s. It is the intelligent I "^^sn, °°* *^^ "'2 measures, which 1 it tliijir*" .sports. l^»iid»c(^*j'*^'^}y®'»couragine to small ' ""« devsi ^*^ "tir own oDservation ^lopment resulting from specUl â- f excellence in our Nihilists in Etissian Schools. While the Russian Government hitherto devoted its undivided attention with very partial success to the suppression of nihUistic tendencies ameng the students of the universities, the gymnasia, the polytechnic schools and private lyceums have escaped the inquisitorial measures of th3 Ministers of FoUce. Recently the most alarming discoveries have been made among the male and female stud^ts of these scholastic institutions, ft Ekater- inoslay it was first discovered that the elder boysand girls of the different gymnasia met on certain eveninge in private rooms for the reading and discussion of socialistic literature, and each member of the secret soT^ontributeda smaU s«m toward the cland^tine purchase of the forbidden bro- chures as fast as they app^ed. This discovery resulted in the immediate arrest of a iS number of students of both sexes, and a general investigaton instituted in all the "frRaratoff a similar but much better organized secret society of -^^^J^^ f em^^| students was discovered. Here they had a complete secret library of nihilistic and socTauLc literature in active c^c^ation. with a President. Secretary and Treasurer Th*. worst feature in the eyes oi ine luthoS of the Raratoff discove^ ?ha?the majority o^f « Se°SStf the society were students of the ecclesiasti -^ --^'^- se^i:^ts'hAom-single was at once chief scholastic found, nave uc ^, Anamev, and other e^^fcircuUtel ^-st broadcast discoveries! :i.C"Tv„..M.»irjS, »„d »t Kief, Ka«».. M«cow, Anamev, Smc plac top There, it is statea «" «- "" the whole Ministeria investigatmg agentt. tn A Burst of Generosity. " Ma," said Bobby, " if you'll give me another piece of pie do you know what I will dor „ ,^ "What will you do, Bobby ' " I'll give my little sister half of it," said the generous boy, Selectii^ a Gift- Young Man (in Toronto jewelry store,) " I want to look at something that would be an appropriate birthday gift for a young lady." Dealer. " Is she a resident of Toronto, sir " St. Young Man. "I should say so George street." DMkler. " Well, sir, I can show you an exeeptionally fine line of spectacles. " Both Tired. " I have been making mince pies," said a wife, as the after-dinner coffee was brought on, '" and I'm very tired." " And I've been eating mince pie, ' re- marked her husband, " and I am tired, too," and he bowed his head upon table. the A Clever Thing- " I was getting measured for a suit of clothes this mawning," said young Mr. Sis- sy to his pretty cousin, •°i.J'"' ^°\," joke, y' know, I awsked Smpem if it weally took nme taUors to make a man. He said it would take more than nine tailors to make a man of some people. I thought it was quite clevah,' " Yes, it was clever. said his places, 'TheUtUeWnofMemiroffappe^s piactsB. " „_;__elv red character, ^.?!f^A*.r?oTtrtthority of the it is stated on Ministerial ""«"•»- °j female, in every anTst^dy of forbidden hteratnre. ceptibly smaUer in the early i»" 3 AND AQOR£SS ct.osED IS aizt OF COMMON PENCtU TINGLEY STF WART M'F'G CO. 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Unsurpassed fcr grain or stock farms. 480 acres fres. To learn hov to get it, 8»nd your address on postal card. J. M. niICKIX9, 06 King St. W., Toronto. SPECIAL NOTICE.â€" We have decided in futura to put Dr. Jug's Medicine in abrov.-n jug, instead of g ass bottle as heretofore Tie -jugs that we will use to.- this purpose are made of the finest imported Rock- in^ham, of a mottkd brown colour, with "Dr. Jug's Medicine for Lungs, Liver and Blood" in raised let- ters on tbo side. Our reasons for making this change are Ist â€" Its won- derful curative qualities will be better preserved by the medicine being kept entirely in the dark. 2ndâ€" As the jug will be register- ed it will be impossible to ^_^^^^ counterfeit it. 3rd â€" The »/»•»•• r "'" ""'• •'"' """• FACsiMikK cine" will be more easily or A 40O or Or. Jug-S remembered by associa WEOICINE, tion. 4th â€" Our friends will be abl o reccgnii eat once that they are getting the genuiT, article, as there is no other medicine put up in a jug. DB. JUG MEDICINE CO., Toronto and Stratford. J.L.JONES WOOD ENGRAVER 10 King S" East TORONTO. BABY'S BIRTHDAY. A Bt-iutiful Imported Birthday Card sent to any baby whose mother will send us the S? names of two or more other babies, and their parents' addresses Also a handsome Di«r mond Dye Sample Card to the mother ana much valuable information. Wells. Rictaardsoa Si Co« MontreaL 1 hp.vea poB'.CI\uicaledy for the e^bove a'.flease brltlllM Sboiisanda of cAHes of the wore: kind aU'l of Ion; â- tandlnir have been cured. lodeed, bo atrong Ib my faith In Its afflcacj, thnt I wll send TWO BOTTLES FREE, tagatliar With • VALUABLE TP.F.^'"'SE on tblB dlieai* (o ear iraffirar. Give expresa aad P. U. addreaa. DP.. T. A. RLOCTTH, i?anchOficd. 37 7on£;eSt,Â¥M«nte Charley, pretty cousin. The Moon's Influence Upon the weather is accepted by w"" »« real, by others it is disputed. The moon n^CT attracts corns from the tender, achmg S Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor J^ves the most painful corns in three davB This great remedy makM no sore S" doesn't go fooling around a man's K but gets to buamess at once, and IffJ^t- a em-e. Don't be imposed upon by fStitutTtnd imiUtionB. Get "Put- nam's," and no other. ASK FOR DIAMOND STOVES IF TOU SEE THEH YOU WILL BUY THEM, BARNUM WIRE IRON WORKS, Windsor, Ont. We are offering^ special in- dncements to purchasers of Iron Fence for delivery this fall. We Guarantee the Best and ^Cheapest Fence made in the Dominion. IBON FENCES OF EYERT DESCRIPTION* Send for Catalograe A Home Compa ny! Guarantee Cap ital, $1,000,000 PRESIDENT HON. SIR. W, P. HOWLAMD, C.B., K.C.M.O. TICE-PKESIDENTS Hos. Chief Jubticb Macdosald W. H. Bbattt, tSQ. J. Herbert Masos, E^q. iios. James Yoiso. WM. ELLIOTT, ESQ EDW, DIRECTOBS M. P. Rtan, Esq, S. Nobdiimmer; Es(), W. H. GiBBS, Esq. A. McLSAK Howard, Esq, HOOPER, ESQ. J. D. Edoar, Esq. Walter S. Lee, Esq. A. L.GoooBRUAii, Esq. ».l!«AGIX« DIRECTOR J. K. MACDONALD. During this pericd nearly one This Distinctively Home Institntion was estabUshed 15 yeare aso Dunng this i â- Jlliim of do "is h Is been returned to the policy holders, or their representatives. Thp««».t«arpninnlated during this period amount, at this date, to over is2,300,000, and when the «S»i«^CHpMTls added, forms security for policy holders to the amount of over 9S,2po,000. Those contemplating insuring wUl do well to compare the cost ia ihis Association witn other companies, for the above period btfore insuring ebewhere. Thi. Auoeiation*8 RmUss are from 10 to ae per cent, lower than in those foreign eompames doint b.^Js^fSVcou^to' whUe the prollt results s.rpaM the be«» of them. J. K. MACDONALD, Managing Director. 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