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 p»«'i:r^ ..â- j-mi^:m!::^??^mi^^'gWY^wi^: l*'^.^-- i A *^ **** Were «P«ech. Da ad I ^SBHOLD. .ford to Conntry Gills. live in the country and do Li"' even some good honest toil j»J-' If is no reason why you P« ""Irt'iiin little niceties of 'ile, l*'*^' „f vour hands and teeth. tble to keep the Squate rell.I d Van. you do â- Ollii yn'J ,.d toic KS it you used chcm »b)K .luiaery, bun a luw min- â- â- ^ ., j^: m caring for them will " r icy ctre well kept, and • "â-  .!^5 .atiDoC be eradicated â-  bla--hamed of. The nails can I- mniai If UllDo. you've itUa w»nt |P'emlntotheuL*°y"-^ ^?^««of08culapi said the Pn* »**y°°»gm:nt2?r' 'f°**%prccite. ,f-.whoiookfr„i'j:^ cents." e you anythine " "J^t. but I need "then. b^y»omethiag to, "" I don't e. jed they ca,nnot be luii ihey may be Perhaps you cannot eutac ol a, '•manicure," â- '• " h' hiive a pair of small ' i =s -rs the file you must re- ' â-  r" '°u may with tne one in your "" wliug that with a piece of ' ' " n-'r aQ t the chamois polisher, •'"'ffutre' fruni sixty cents to two â- '^^â- i ciu iiwke yourseli. Take a "' iboac all inoa thick, and three tve longâ€" ;_tack a bit large enough to oi soft cloth for ' "jova that a piece of the cham- '" i^r polishing silver on one of ' i vou Have an arciclethat may i-"!;rmB^tal, b'.-Lt will answer every 'â-  jma yoiir bands by Wishint; m "• wrii i'Jiiie ^v-od toilet soap tor a with the timall scissors iiter "niiib, rounditJg them nicely, and I eat, '"n't." ^wanttobuyanunde. ly ([o yon want 50 oenbi get drunk." " "â- ge " cxdaimed the h^ re further fronbeSg.l y Wlow I have seenfej kr for you " "' Just His Kind. ea me pleasure, ft woj tend that it does not. vet t what? What posiS have to heeoming my fat I love yon, that I you â€" " I fear I would be bnt have never been to a i etter, dearest aU the hti ^â- tter ?â- ' â-  ouwiU stay at home and g instead of wantmg to n the culinary art Y( I want." â- nTwraerb very low. With aooie 'â- 'ramuiit (i£ you have not a file) ' "h-; tlx;i trom the baas ^,i the i«jmm a«ay a'l the dead skin. ,iy your paliaher and brush vigor- "":i left' miiiutus. Lj this once a '-d every day sp;u;l a few minutes '-leofthe pjiisher, and your hands f,3.y yju in their neat appearance for lie yuu have spent. A solution of id ktpl in s, bottle with a glass *i, i,: reuiove all stains of ink oi- truit, ,,;/-. ur a siiiall stiok dipped in the uii piv-^fci ucder the nails will re- :.'ju tnaS does not come Therd is a, pink powder iiruj '13W for poiishitig, but thid may 'nic'rvfiti:. If, however, you get ' auie tliat 'yOU get the best and not a := ardclc!. "Vv^u should have a pair of â-  Liicved, or better still wash leather, ir'^ntu you are weeding in the gar- "il,ia^ ciuy hoiisevv-oik that will ad- iit, Tspeak with a conviction born M experience, for I am a farmer's liter liiyself, and never thought cf car- |;'rmy li..uaa when 1 was a cHild When JiioUeueugh to care it was too late, 1 kive found cut that no amount of :.ire'-ju make up for that early neg- ard Oase All EounA isâ€" "There is a suit of c only four months. You i worn it a year. I'm 33." " Is it paid for, my aoni tyet." â-  3 are not only hard oa I ard on your tailor aa i 'ii9 Ei^ht House. said a tired citizen ear| "I'm (hie) lookin'f'n an' 'm blamed (hie) think, is five doors abo* 'ith a woman looking i ry window." that's housh." itided flnthusiasm. rer, to actress " Your ig every day." ActreM!| " " Think so I I kii« 'elling through the own where yon are ^o photos are in the ' hinkldid?" "IVenoi^ aw your photo in » i )oug"ht it I've bongha you wretched man H photos put in the ~~ 1 have to pay ov» be biggest dolt that? Be Wen Weighted. my dear, if yon for a moment I woma| i'ire away. f a tombstone ongM' her's grave 1" to be found." r the Complexion. street)-" D«"^f,1 ain' Mistah Jack»o^ ssJohnring.I'f?*^: well. Defr?*:"' gibyo'snchainwy W. E. SMfi^ The 'Womaniy Woman. ht 5ad tiling about it that is the girl of srriod is niaKing a fool of nerself. " Ev- vnina carried to its extreme becomes its L-iry," says Hetjel, and the girl be- licg v(i!:h tiie masculine costume goes please :r,on and more by adopting iiuB;,' and tven freedom of manner. iL'l does not sse thu; aitiiough men are C-ei by it ti:ey are not made more re- Cii aud courteous thereby. She only ihit she is a favorite with men, that riiiFiya has partners and escorts and ia d everywhere. Men are at ease with tut y gyds and little fishes there is l:ii!i:y ditlerence between the girl one iaad smokes with and the girl one pre- iior a wife or a mother. The very fash- that in moderation was charming, in t-as 13 disagreeable. Ti^e slangy, loding, fss'dag ..icii- huntersâ€" and some girls of iwri'jd are little more than that â€" have Ri.ed ihc liberty which it was delight- :o see women accepting in moderation. tere is a liberty that makes us free, and a fir.)' that m.'.kas us slaves, and the girls like libcrtie-: with modesty of speech p.mMner, and who cross well over the :;er in:o masculine territory, are not refree but more slavish than before, and ipprcbacion of men which is the end in w is loit by the means taken to gain liiere is one young woman who has is a bslle for two winters. One day PTtnurked to the writsr that now she |»aob':igcd to do the marketing that her S'Ser hid alsvays done it, but " at last ma Ifcied," Wiitn the writer said to a friend |j::a- young woman that she would not get Itnied (or several years unless she chanced lie nanners, he told her that she received jt'Jrs notice than ony girl in town. Never- ltee-s:hat young wcniau has had two sea- h« and is Btiil disengaged. She is the Y?- or tile shore sightedness of some of her I* She has m:nab:)ut her in plenty, and ^^e shall hive music wherever she goes," .J^-nien ate better than they appear. At •â- ;t;oai men love kinciljne s, gentleness, •iiiesty, pinitv in a:;t and thought in *5aen, ittoManya is deolaratiMi o with a lowermg lid not helP^yi die he wMtrff* have never loT^*jl-i an empty woâ„¢-, "" hand; I ' •e wonderment «â- â- â-  land thede«p«»* Bd. Cookina: Recipes. -iMK AND Peas Stew.â€" Cut the breast of *;|.^' la pi;ce3 a:;d place it in a stew pan, '•"vater enocgh to 30ver â-  it. Stew for J*=a:y minutes und take off the soums, add Vitt CI shelled or canned peas with a *--jsp.ionful cf salt and let stew for half an j;^"' Mix a ([uarter of a pound of butter Ij^^^^^^olespooniul of dour and sitr into the " let simmer five minutes, season and *^e wi:h dmnplings. 5iUD Dressixg.â€" Beat two eggs with a *°«Poomul of butter, one-half a cup of 'gM, one half teaspoon of mustard put .»Mm bowl with ^epperand salt and stir â- ^ It looks creamy. " " â-  ' i^l^^ PcDDixG.-Put in the bottom of ^S 8 ^^^^ *otir oranges, pealed and tj ' ?^eeten and pour over a syrup made il °f P" of milk, two tablespoons of com- vol r' "' li'*^e cold milk and â- â- â-  °' ^0 eees. beaten with one-half l.eggs LxuoK PuDonro.â€" One cap of nigur, one- half cap of batter, beaten to a cream add grated rind ci one lemon and joice^ yolks of three eggs, one-half dozen batter crackers dissolved in one-half pint of milk. Bake and spread over the top the whites of the eggs beaten to a froth and sweetened with powdered sugar. Stewed Veal.â€" Plaie a knuckle of veal m a saucepan with a good sized onion, one small whole pepper and some salt, with water enough to cover welL Boil until tender. Ham Saiad.â€" One pound of boiled ham chopped fine one half dozen of small pickles, chopped fine also add a little crop- ped celery and serve with a dressing as for a chicken salad. White Cake.â€" One cup heaping full of sugar, piece of butter size of an egg, rub to a cream two-thirds cup of sweet mUk, two cups sifted fiour, two teaspoons baking pow- der, whites of three eggs beaten to a stiflE froth and add last. Potato Pqdding. â€" Mash fine one pint of boiled potatoes mix with one pint of flour, one teaspoon of salt.and roll into balls boil one quart of milk, drop the balls in and when stiff take out serve with butter and sugar. Sponge Pudding. â€" One quart of milk, sweetened to taste, one-quarter of a pound of flour, six eggs. Bail the milk, stir in the flour and sugar let boil one minate, re- move and lee stand two or three hours. About one-half hour before it is ready to serve add the the eggs beaten to a froth pour into a greased pin set in another pan tilled with boiling water and bake forty-five minutes. Jexme Whips. â€" One pint of cream, one- half cup of white sugar beaten to a froth, one teaspoonful of lemon juije pour into glisses and set in a cool place until ready to serve. ChocolaTiJ Jelly. â€" Three quarters of a cui? each of sugar and grated chocolate, one cup of cream mis and let come to a boil. Serve wi»^h cornstarch pudding. Rhtjbakb sauce. â€" Peel and out into small pieces, put in a deep dish with plenty of sugar, the rind of one lemon and a teaspuon- f ul of extract of lem jn cover tight and bake until tender. No water is used. Gems. â€" Three cups of flour, one teaspoon of fl'jur, two eggs, naif jup of lard, two caps of milk, two teaspoons of baking powder; Sift the fljur witu the baking powder and salt, stir, add the lard, then the eggs beat- en, and last the milk. B^ke in gem pans. Pop over â€" Two teacups oi sweet milk, two teacups sifted flour, butter size of a walnut, two eggs, one taDieapooufui sugar a little salt beat the whites to a stiff trotii; bake in hot gem pans twenty minutes. French toast. â€" Cut thick slices bread and dip each side in milk enough to soften, then dip in beaten egg put in a frying pan with just enough butter to fry; fry until brown as an omelet. Serve sprinkled with white sugar. EUROPEAN NEWS. The Eoulanscer Prohlemâ€" Kaiser Freder- ick's Oonditionâ€" Tha Crowa Prince Less Defiant. London, May Qsh. â€" There is a temporary lull just now in Boulanger's upward march, but his boom may be expected to blossom out again in full force very soon. Thf. muni- cipal elections, which are soon to come off in the different div.s'.ons of Paris, and in 36,000 and odd different communes in France, will be practically demonstrations for or against this latest wuuld-be savior of the country, and the pilgrimage which Bjulanger intends to make through the rural districts in his own interests will give us, no doubt, plenty of excitement. The General's latest scheme for cultivating popu- larity has been an extensive and charitable bazaar, orgauiZi;d by society women, which has just wound up in a comical fashion. The General bought all kinds of trash, scattered his napoleons freely, asked for photographs, not always those of the hand- somest women, gave away any number of his own iu return, and made himself very popular, it seems, however, that he man- aged in some way to offend the lady Presi- dent of the society. Perhaps he didn't ask for her photograph. Any how, this digni- fied person came out in a most ridiculous letter, declining to have anything to do with a parcel of women who had so de- meaned themselves. Tne result was a break up in the very fashionable organizi- tion. HOW the kaiser spends the DAT. He does no more than ia necessary of oflS- cial work, and relieves the tedium by chang- ing his apartment. He ia wheeled from his bedroom to the hall under the cupola, where he receives oral reports thence to his study, where he spends some time reading, and thence to his bedroom, where he rests. His condition is certainly a credit to Dr. Mac- kenzie, and everything indicates that the Empsror has again entered rpon a period of comparative freedom from the worst symp cup i it ii }eorge iwered; iderment â- ^Sf**' teas ad MB. Re^ I,- '°® minute make a merin- w whites of two eggs and three table- b 4e P°^^e'^ed sugar brown slightly 915^^, C^^-^KE.â€" Yolks of six eggs, two biv, °"^« l»rge teaspoonful of bak- ^P'ffder, one cupful of milk, a cupful of 3^ ' r^«e parts of a cupful of butter, SZ " '^^^^'^^ ^°*^y Bbred, lemon iitjij Si warm the sugar if the weather a. so that it will soften the butter, beat ^^gether, then add the yolks of ^jgs; k^!" »" like cream sift in flour and »^i^*fM alternately with milk when fc^^ P'l* â„¢ the citron, weU floored bT* ' â- *•""£ only enough to mix "• good oven one hour. Woman as a Martjr. History reoords tiie sofferings of oonntlen martyrs, and we read of them with wimder and sympathy. But there are living to-day in our midst thousands of other martyrs who have far strmger claims upon our considera- tionâ€"women who are sofferers from those ailments peculiar to our sex, our wives, daughters and sisters, perhaps, whose lives are an unremittiag round of snfferintr. " Is there no relief ' they cry. Yes, there is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will re- move that "dragging down" feeling, will banish that backache, will restore every function to its normal condition. To all suf- ferers from femrle complaints â€" and their name is Legionâ€" we say get the " Prescrip tion" at once it will be worth far more than its weight in gold to you. It is proposed to establish in Bethany (the town of M*ry and her sister, Martha, where the Lord raised LazMus from the dead) a home which shall form a centre of Christian work. The village has to-day about five hundred inhabitants, who live in squalor and die in ignorance of the Gospel. A Voluntary Statement. The Writer of this paragraph once had an elder and only brother. Brought up to- gether, we were almost inseparable, hopeful and ambitious. Exposure planted the seeds of consumption in the elder, any in a few weeks, in the month of May, ' good store of flower ' were stuck round about his winding- sheet." Every atten' ion and every remedy that love could give or obtain were unavail- ing. Since that sad day, I have learned, through the most trustworthy authority and from experience in its use, that a real rem- edy now exists, that of Dc. Pierce, called the " Golden Medical Discovery." A thousand pities that it was not discovered ages ago, but how thankful tne present gen- eration should be that it can now avail it- self of so potent a remedy. Religion would not have enemies if it were not an enemy to their vices. Symptoms of Catarrh. A profuse auu many times excessively of- fensive discharge, with " stopping up" of the nose at tioii-.s, iuipairTnent of the sense of smell and taste, watering or weak eyes, impaired hearing, irregular appetite, occa- sional nauesa, prrsure and pain over the eyej, and at times in the back cf the |,head, occkbional chilly sensations, cold feet, and a feeling of lassitudee and dioility, are symp- toms which are common to catarrh, ]|yet ail of them are not present in every case. Dr. Sage's Cattarh Remedy cures catarrh in its worst forms and stages. It is pleasant to use, and contains drugs. Of druggists, for 50 cents. The happiness or unhappiness of old age is often nothing but the extract of a past life. Consumption Surely Cured. To Tas EBrros â€" Please iaform your readers taat I have a poeitive remedy for the above namad did- ease. By its timely use thoudands of hopeless cases have beea permaaouuy cured. I shall bd glad to send two botties of my remedy fbsb to any ot your readers who have coiisumptiou if they win sena me their express and F. O. address. Respectfully, Dr. T. a. Slocuh, 37 Tonga St., leroato. Oat. A serious case â€" A doctor without one. A. P. 397. CANOES. Send for 111. C^taloi;ue. \t')I. CAi«Ll«il, Peierboro, Ont. PATEJfTS [.rocured, Patent Attorneys aid experts. £Nt'd 1867. Uojuaid V. Itldoat tk Co., 'orvnto. PATENIS For Saleâ€" lliostrated descriptive Cat- alogue free. R. Cbamberlln, Toronto. KNiniNC"'*^*'â„¢'"""*^- I 4»eorgetown,Ont. MACHINES WORK FOK ASjL. $30 a week and ezpeosee paid. Valuable outfit and particulars true. F.O.VlCkKKT, Augu8tB.Halnei THE BOILEK INSFECTIOSi and Insur- ance Company ot Canada, Consultini; Engineers and Solicitors of i;'atents, TOSODTTO. Q. C. ROBB, Chief tui^iaear. A. Faskr, Seo'v-Treas. AN AUIAJV UIJ»1NE«8 IJM»«.U9ll t. Public Library Building, Toronto. Students from British Columbia, California, Kansas, Illinois, and quite a number of the other Spates and provinces now in attendanee. Write for descriptive circulars. TH03. BENGOUGH, CHAS. H. BROOKS. Pre:ident. Sec'y Mauager. BEAVERLINE of STEASISHIPS â€" SAiLwe Wkkklt Bbiwbbsâ€" MONTREAL AND LIVERPOOL. Saloon Tickets, $40, $50 and $60. Return $80, $90, $110. Intermediate, $30. Steerage $20. Apply to H. E. MURRAY, Gen'l. Manaeer. 1 Custom House Square, MONIRE.iL. BUTCHERS MERCHANTS /. AND TSADEKS GEHnBRALLT. We want a oood has in your locality to pick n for us. Cash furnished on satisfactory guaranty. Address C. S. PAGE Hyde Park, Vermont, U.S. J. J. TAYLOR, AND VAULT DOORS, ETC. Toronto Safe IVorks. â€"PATENTED- SAFES toms of his malady, which have hitherto been followed by increasingly dangerous crises. Dr. Mackenzie will not toke a holiday until the Emperor is able to venture into open air. The weather grows warmer daily. A cotttage will be erected in the Schloss Park for the Emperor's special comfort, which will be his iirst place of rest. THB CHOWH FBIHCK LESS DEFIANT. The Crown Prince, though absorbed in his extensive duties, confers with the Empress daily, apart from his visit to his father. This marked change in the Crown Prince's demeanor was csoincident with the visit of Queen Victoria, whose success in concili- ating him proves to be more enduring than was »nticipate|. The Crown Prince's attention to the de- tails of (nilitary matters is evinced in an order to the brigade under his conunand as to what tones the bands shall henceforth pIT on the march. They most not be bor- rowed from operas, bat moat be old time tonee, f ormarly played when going to wm: at aa a triom^iant retora therefrom. Above idL he rooommende the much " Entering p|iii,,"th«*'Oig»n March" and tha "Ho-jJ^^ heDbtedbecg Hanh." I " CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF MANITOBA. PARTIKS wishing to purchase improved Maait -ba Farms, from SO acres upwards, with immediate possGSsioD, call or write to C I. BIAULSOJft ^c- Arthur's Block, Hiin St., Winnipeg. Information turniihed free of charge, and settlers assisted in making selection. Monst to Loah at current rates of interest. FOLDING BEDS. Out of use, out cf eii;ht. Send for circular. CliasSoblssoit 4k Co., 22 Church Street, Toronto. Nervous Debility. DR. GRAT^ Specific has beea used tor the past fifteen years, with great Buoceas. in tiie treatment of nervous debility, and all dlHea^^a aridog from ex- oeases, over-worked brain, loss of vitality, ringing in the ears, palpitation, etc. For sale by all druggiste. Price, V- per box, or 6 boxes for t6, or will be sentb; mail on leoeipt of price. Pamplilet on applicatinn, THE GRAY ICEDIGINB CO., Toronto. Young Men SUFFERINO trom the effects cf eariy evil babtta, the result of ignoranoe and foily, who finil themaelvea weak, nervous and fxhawstwd also Mntou-AeaD and Old Mas who an broken down fromtbeeflects ot abnsa or over work, and in alvaneed life fed the coD.eqaenoes of yonthfol e x esâ€" send for and read M.vTlAbon'sXrMteoatlMlXMMM^f Mm. book win bassotSMlsdio say address oh reee^ of So. stumps. Addieei, X. T.I.dB»r.Wda«!aa 8k K. TonnlOb Onk R nes ^bound For The Nervous The Debilitated The Aged. PUR^ iom IftVORING Extracts Rfl nil m ** ^^*^ 0° rume. Lowest Batss. iVillllr Y f"0 delay. Ccrre?pord»Dce sohcttsA II1UI1 fc. I E. W. D. BlflXER, Financial Agt.. Estabhghed 1S60. 72 King St. E Toronto. URBS Nervous Prostration,Nervous Head- ache.Neuralgia, Nervous'Weakness, ^Stomach and Liver Diseases, and all aiETections of the Kidneys. A NERVE TONIC. OeobokW. Bottton, Stahfobs. 00HN.,8STS: ' ** For two years I was a sufferer from nervona d bility, and I thank God and the discoverer of the valuable remedy that Paine's Celebt CoKPOuin) cored me. It U a valuable remed}' liOngr may it live. Let any one write to me for adTice." AN ALTERATIVE. Aioiizo Abbott, WnnjsoB, Vt., saya: "I believe Painz's Oeixrt CoMPotnsB aaved my life. My tronble eeemed to be an internal hiunor. Before I used it I was coTcred with an eruption from " h^d to heeL" The eruption is rapidly healing, and I am five hundred per cent, better every way." A LAXATIVE. A. C. Bean, Whtte Bivee JTmoTiON, Vt.. aaya: For two years past I have been a ?reat sufferer from kidney and liver troubles, attended with dys- pepsia and constipation. Before I began to take CelebtCohpound it seemed as thonsh everything ailed me. Now I can say nothing ails me. A DIURETIC. Oeokge Abbott, Sioux Crrr, Iowa, says: "I have been vaing Paine's Celeby CoitpoTTMD and it has done me more ^ood for kidneys and lama back than any other medicine I have ever taken. Hundreds of testimonials have been received from persons who have ut-ed this remedy with remarkable benefit. Send for circular. Price SI. 00. Sold br DmsKista. WELLS, RICHARDSON CO., Proprietors Montreal. Que. FiH SALE rUEAPâ€" A 3«« Acre Farnâ€" Lots 31. 32 and 33, in con. 7, Township of Huns^ orik, anouteo acres cleared, balance in hardwood bush; about 4 miles from Trout Creek Station rn the N.P.J. Railway, close lo school, church, post offi-e, saw and shing'e mill there is a log house, bam, eiable. ete., on it all free from rock or 8i\'amp. For forther ia. formation apply to Thos. CoRKsaT, Barrett P.O. Oat, Allan Line Royal Hail SteamsMpi Sailing during winter from Portland everyThnraAj i and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and io aua. mer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool, calUiif at Londonderry to land maila and passengers fei S30tland -;nd IreUnd also from Baltimore, via Halh fax anc' St. John's, S. F., to Liverpool fortoigtktly during summer montha. The steamers of the OU» gow hnes sail durin winter to and from Halifax Portland, Boston and Phiiadelpliia and during asn. mer letAreen Glaegow aid Montreal weekly Owsgow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadelphik fortnii;htIy. For freight, passage or other information apply ts A Schumacher Co., Baltimore S. Cunard ft Co., Halifax Shea A Co., St John's, Nfld.; Wm. Thomp- son Co., St. John, N. B.; Allen ft Co., Chioac* Love A Men, New York H. Bourller, TorontS • Allans, Rae k Co., Qaebec Wm. Brookie. PhiladiH. phia H. A Allen, Portland, Boston, Montreal. Desiring to obtain a Business Eduoatiou, or beoomr proficient in Shorthand and Typewriting, should Sit- tendtiie BRITISH AMEI^iCAN BUSINESS COLLEGE Arcade, Yonge street, Toronto. For nirculars. etc.. Address O. O'DBA. SeereUr\-. CONBOY'S CARRIAGE TOPS WALKER BIITTEK WO RKEKS-Store. Keepera and othtrs engaged in Butter busi- ness will sive time and money by investing. Thret sizes. Prices on application. JAS. PARK ft SON, ToEOjrta. Have aU the latest improvements and are uneq'.:alled for durability, style and convenience. The leading Carriage Builders sell tnem. ASK FOR THEM and BUY NO OTHER. Wlaley. Royce Co. SS3 Yoiige Street, Toronto. .The Cheapest Place in Canada for BAND INSTRUMcNiS New and Second na. d Agents for "BESSON and"HiGHA:y} Band and Orch.sti MUSIC, Repairing of Band in- struments a specialty. Send for Catalogue. THE Greatest Dl( covery of th [present age for Rs3g bATuro THS Bowaus, AND Cuama all BiieoE, iLivvB and KtssarOok ' FLAuis. A Perfee Blood Purifier. A fev in Hamilton who ban beea benefited by it use: Mrs. M. Keenaa [192 Robert St, ourai: Erydpelaa ot tw [years' standing; Robt ^srnell, 24 South St. aughter cured cl Ep leptio I^ts after s;: lara' suffering Jei' le Birrell, 65 Waluu _^ It, cured ot Wca» naas'aad Lun^ Troable John Wood, 95 Cathcart St. oared of Livar Complaint and Biliousness, used onl. 8 lUty.osnt bottles Mrs. J. Beal, 6 Augusta St. tionoied for years with Nervous Prostration, tw small bottles gave her great relief. Sold at 60o. ft SI, 7. F. BALLET ft CO.. Fropilston. -MAY^ mxi0^ Bicycles Second • Hand Btcyelea and Tricycles. Send for List. New Catalogas ready in April. -A.. T. L.A.ITEI, MONTREAL. Will Sharpen the Knife withoutrcTioving it from tlia Machine. No farmer should seed his macliine iato the field without one. Sattiple by mail, 303. CLEHEKT A CO.. 'Toronto. When I say Curb I do not mean merely to nop them for a time, and then havetheni !•• turn again. I mean- A BADICA£ CDB Z bare made the disease of SITS, EPILEPSTor FALLING SCECK21ESS, A life long study. I wabbant my remedy to CiJBK th9 worst cases. Because others htm lailedls no reason fornot nowreceiyinsaonre. Send at once for a treatise and a. Frw r battt.^ of my iNFAruALB Beuedt. Give Express and Fost OfBce. It costs yoa Dothins xor a trial, and it wiU cure you. Address^x Dr. H. Q. BOOT. 47 Toige St, Toronto, Onti BREADMAKER'S YEAST ALWAirS AHEAD! BREAD made with iMs Ycf.st took fi' St prizes at 1S9 "Townsliip and County Fairs ia Ontario in 1SS7, at such places as FIcshcrtpn, Markham, Whit, by, etc. Over 10,000 ladies have sent us lett-^rs and postal cards to say that it is superior to any yeast ever used by them. It makes the lightest, whitest, sweetest and most wholesome bread, buns, rolls _and_ buck- wheatcakes. Directions in eack package with full instructioM* TAKE NO OTHER. 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