The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

 esaage muat be aent to* UMh and ready to obU^ ?hich had known nothimr Jefore, began to find them their comfort. often wondered how ha hu cousin, to interest him les of foreign coontriea, to ma and bathe his head and make herself a slave Bat much as Lucille had carta of the Hart honsa- lOt demonstrative, and in ra her aunt had never ca- ot even from Bab had she rd of affection. aore little heart longed for looks I How impossible French nature did it seem an affection they were â- illing to expreaa They it the pale, thin girl bo- and thinner, and home- rcer and atronger in her ch a longing for Oinard, words aad tender caresses mda there. ier, simp'.e natures like rid, bat, thank God they own aakea. Even La- came troubled by that which waa consuming Id be bick at Dinard, and of the waves would mix roicea of her companions nde plus au boie, int coupes." wake up, her face wet bosom shaking with sobs. she did not wake to oon- er aunt, going into the uttering in a kind of low the doctor said, "and ition to resist it." away, patient and quiet, 3 of conaciouaneas, until e had fallen into a kind ily the coma which pre- m she snddenlv open- ee her aunt'a face bend- led in teara. Bob was koeea by the bed, and se waa working convul- y, don't leave ua, my lunt. " Whatahallwedo them with aurprise, ips pureed in a ch .rming mo want me," a.^ criel, aw Kias me, aunt, oh, her heai, and with that loving teader soul went nd. icilles life waalived quite irs became gentler and ause of it. A3 for Bob, • for«{ot his aweet, patient a better aad worthier '•if nac life. KliOWing. aa be washed in bioh a is so., as waea ne*-, bat now the secret. Wash first of soda and war: water, oap iato the leaf c, aud in soak for two uoura, 1. Riase in a weak aolu- water and a littla soap. iter it is h vrd, and unfit nail particles of soap left ive the leather its ailky iu a rough towel, and g aad brashina ic well. .•ory oretty fancy work ys Cu; into cubes, or )3ar a close reemblmce ircaiakindg of stones 1 or broivaiih-gray spots i.indentitions which re- They may be fasten- glue, or by means of a hrough ;hem, and faah- castiej or house which ' gift for some younger Broken up into amall, itrewa thickly over the s, V. iiica has been spread make a pretty picture ba afterwcfrda gilded if ioard of Health, a few that the prevalence of attributed to the fumea lamp turned low, more igle caaae. This diaeaae attacks at the aeaaon i and nighta long. It is idnees on the part of an allow a lamp to remain 1 with the flame turned own kerosene lamp is a gas that the strongest ly exposed to." ArXT MOLLIK. ictor's Luck. )f Frank E. Daggett's silver mine, near Pres- le manner of its discov- Daggett was climbing reek mountain with a on his shoulder. He a gold-bearing quartz aide of the mountain, ped to rest and after a Dols and waa about to 9 pick alipped from his atmck hia leg, hurting grabbed the pick and rth with all hia atrength ;ht atay there forever. harp pain ceased, and mind and thoufrht he'd pulled it from the earth I with ib some shining ak the pick into a bliM ' the Amulet mine, and is of dollars of ore have roraFor It. v: said the policeman, whom he had heard srbatt, piteonsly asked " Cool," moaned the uae word for itâ€" ifs s what it is he^ me ie the credit o! captarin tin tiie world isMii to iiistit«tioD «t C^tka, ih 300 toMhan sad 10,- •J wrr AjrD wibdom. Bab upward when waching or wiping tho faoe and wrinkles will not come so tut. Brisk hand mbbinn after drying with a towel wQl do good. " I am opposed to all games of chance," said IU wion. " And yet yon got married " said Larson. "Tes, and that's why I am so strongly opposed to 'em." m^ uibm mmm â- H A diffioolt pcoUam ispnaeotad to VnmA woman daaoring to oiaf orm to the faaliioB et wearing flowers by tha way in whidi oer- tain flowen haya oeooma attached to poUtl cal ideas. For azampla, tha violet Is thA symbol of the Bonapartista. Boolaniier claims the carnation. The com flower is re- cognised as German, and the rose appropriated by tha Orleanists. Tha An Irish magistrate asked a prisoner if ha gestion is made that neatrality oan be ia( M married. "No," replied the man. I cated only by a bonqnet of all the flowers, Worshii), amid peals j or none at uL the polonaise of othar days lives ondar tha new title of tha Eaipira radingota, and it will be in high favor daring this and tha com- ing season. To dasoriba it geawally, it is a good amid thing for your was "Then," said his of laughter, " it is wife," Uaeqnal Warfareâ€" She (Ave feat eleven) â€" " 1 can't listen to another word I" Ha (five feet five)â€" "Do, do hear me I I may not be large, bnt I have a large heart " Sheâ€" " Oh, do go and love somebody of yonr own size." " Did that lady boy anything 1" asked the jeweller of hia new boy, as the lady in ques- tion left the store, apparently in a temper. " She aaked me for an old gold breastpin, and I asked her if she took this rtore for a junk shop. Then she went out. ' Justice â€" "Ton aay that yonr sister was bitten by the horse and yon want damages?" Plaintiffâ€"' Yes, air; I have witnesses tc prove that the horse bit her." Defendant â€" "I can explain. Judge. The woman is a grass widow. Tbe horee isnotto blame." The completion of the ninth edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica is to be cele- brated by a dinner, to be ^iven at Cam- bridge, some time this month. Professor Robertson Smith, who al n? survives of the chief editors, is to be the host on this oc- casion. Some time ago a teacher, on anawering a knock at the school door, found one of her pnpila wrapped up to protect her from the rain. " Teacher, mother says I needn't come to school to-day 'cause it rains," and down-stairs the little maid fled like a fright- ened deer. An unpopular room.â€" First young lady (at Broad street station) â€" " These young men are ao rude. I've a great mind to complain of them." Second young lady â€" " We might go into that big waiting-room and eit down." " Oh, it's ao stupid in there. It's reserved exclusively for ladles.' " See here, Bruff," said the editor to the proof-reader, "you've got me in a nice box, you have." ' "How's that, sir?" "Why, I wrote that there was a grand parade of uniformed voters last night at Hodgeville and you've printed it ' uninform- ed voters.'" Shoe Department â€" Mr. Smith (making a purchase for Mrs. Smith, who has instructed him to get her a pair of 3^; â€" Let me see a pair of Ladies' fives, wide. Clerk (who knows the Smiths)â€" Why, Mr. Smith, yonr wife always orders 3^. Mr. Smith â€" Young man, I am not going to suffer torture every morning watchug that woman trying to get a bushel of feet into a peck of shoes. I am going to take her a pair that will fit her. A citizen who had just had a tooth pulled howled himself throngh the reception room and down atairs to the atreet. " I believe you are next, sir," said a waiting aufferer, politely. " Oh, no, air. you came in before I did," " I'm sure I'm not next," sniffed an old lady. " I ahall have to give up my turn," aaid another, regretfully. "I've stayed here longer than I ought already." " My dinner will be ready in half an hour," said the last one left. And they all made a hasty exit. Between Two Fires. â€" Young lady (in dry goods store) â€" " These goods will wash, of course, Mr. Spindle " Mr. Spindle (who is devottNily fond of young lady, while at the same time in easy hearing distance of hu employer)â€" "Oh, yea, indeedâ€" that is, I think they will â€" er, of course, you know they ought to wash, they're high enoughâ€" I' wouldn't like to say though they would wash if they won't wash, bnt, er â€" mâ€" ah." Em- ployer (emphatically) â€" " You may say to the young lady, Mr. Spindle, that the goods iviU waah." Mr. Spindle (relieved) â€" '"Yes, Miss Withers, the goods toill wsksh."â€" Epoch. A Bi^ht Loyal Toast. The following is a verbatim report of a speech, in giving the toast of " The Qaeen," at a recent agticultural show dinner in Scot- land. The chairman began, " Noo, gentle- man, will ye a' fi'l youi glasses, for I'm aboot to bring forward "TheQneen.*' (Applause.) Oor Queen, gentleman, is really a wonderiu' woman, if I may aay it she's ane o' the gnid auld sort, nae whigmalseries or falderals aboot her, but a douce daecent body. She's respectable beyond a doot. She has brooht up a grand family o' weelfanr'd lads and las- siesâ€" 'her aoldest son besng a credit to ony mithe^â€" and they're a' weel marrisd. Ae daughter is nae less than married to the Dnke o' Artiyll's son and heir. (Cheers.) QsQtla- men yell maybe no believe, it, Wat I anoe «aw the Queen. (Sensation.) I did. It waa when I took my auld brown, ooo tae Perth I remember her weelâ€" snch colour, snch hair I" Intemption, and cries of " Is it the coo or the Qaeen ye are propoungf ' " The Qaeen, sentlemen. I iMg yonr pardon, bnt 1 was talking aboot the ooo. However, as to the QaeAi, somebody pointed her out tae me at Perth vtetion, and there she was, smart and tidy-like; and says I tae mysel' 'Oin my anld woman at hame slips awa' ye needna remain a widow anither honr langer.' (Cheers.) Noo, gentlemen, the whnskey's gold, the nioht is lang, the weather is wet, and the roads are saft, and will harm nae- body that comes tee grief. So sff wi' yei drink tae the bottom I The Queen I' (Cheers." {Md aa a aoliatitiita for and batter, and ^^'S?^ ST?' ^^ tebiKfaffia of the tpnthani diatrioto of Rjaafei i^Me tJie akin aed aa laatiicr. la aonaaavaa tlinkiD of ^y«%^ wlwilt ie^oNliWldr cleaned ^^U dried, la a aahatitala f or window- ^Ma in parte of Roaaia and of tWrtary. half fitting long ooat, anng and graoefnl at the back and open over a plaatron and inner skirt of like or contrastiBg materiaL Some- lames there is a little fnhuss left in the cor- sage portion, which is shirred at the throat and again very narrowly at the belt. The sleeves are quite fall, and a band of Bulgarian embroidery wrought in rich coloured ailka is around the arm-hole, and forma a deep cuff at the wrist. Many of the papers have recently given up much space to the discnssion of the ratiier useless question " Is Marriage a Failnre T' Many of the opinions aired on t|ps topic are amnsing â€" many of them absnrd.. But it is noticeable that in nearly every case where the union discussed is an unhappy one, the causes for ite failure are very simple. In the majority they are simply selfishness or bad temper, often both. And there are few unhappy marriages which could not be ren- dered more bearable if both husband and wife made more effort in self-restraint, " Only temper" is responsible for many un- happy lives. Camphorated lard and cold cream, de- scribed recently, are two ' essentials for comfort during the winter, when one is ex- posed to cold in the daily work. Another thing one ahould keep in the house is a lini- ment composed of turpentine and aweet oil â€" one-third of apirits of turpentine to two- thirds of aweet oil. It b an excellent reme- dy for colds on the chest, applied on flannel in the form of a plaster. It is much safer than a mustard plaster the irritant quali- ties of the turpentine are softened by the oiL It may be left on for days, until the cold is relieved. If sharp pains in the chest or side Buggeat the approach of pleurisy or pneu- monia it will be advisable to apply such a plaster at once it is the flrst thing our doa- tor orders in such oases. This liniment will relieve many aches or rheumatic pains, and it has the advantage of Iwing inexpensive. g 'y.j:,^:.ia£A ^jEt '-^^^ i-JsCi J I|^L1i3K)qB;Ain f70|TRISHINO BOYAL 1 He Had Done his Best- " Have yon had a job to-day, Tim 7" in qoired a well-known legal gentleman of an equally well-known drayman. "BedadaadI did, aor." "How many?" " Only two, aor." " How mnoh did jva vet for both T" " Siventy «ente, aor." "Sevealy eenta I How in the wwld do yon expect to live and keep a horae on aar- entyoanteadayT" " Well, eeme day I have half a doaaa joba, sor, Imt basiness haa been dall to-day, aer. Oidy the banliagof « thmak for a |{iaiflBaB for for^dnto an' a hmd vr fnmitiire for thirty omta, an' there waa 4iM pota an' the kitflaa, an' nobody knewa firibat dae a big lead, aor." ' "1o yon carry Uff load* ef^Mwaahold for- vitnre for thirty oantof "flha waa a poor widdT, sor, aa' had ao ^Mve to g|y* oa I took all alM had. sar an' bedad, sor, a lawyer oooUa't ba' ' Wttar thaa thal."-[8aBday Ej^ The Story of a Gun. Fittobnrg is in despair. The borsling of the greao oast-steel gun at Annapolis the other day has burira the entire city in gloom. "People of all classes,*' says a Pitts- burg paper, "appeared to teke it as a personal matter.' That Brobdignagian monster was Pittsburg's iiet. It was expect- ed to close the estebliSimente of Krupp and Armstrong and all other buUders of built- up cannon. It, was to make Pittsburg the city' of great gunx, the chief creator of chill- ed -steel destroyers, Thisrefore when that enormous lump cf highly protected metal was trundled off to be tasted by the Govern- ment every Pittsburger wished it good luck. For weeks the citizens had bragged about the gun in public places and at their own fireaidea. They loved it for the enemies it %ronld reduce to mlaoe-meat. Fortunately through an oversight they neglected to name it "Ben Harrison." When the knowing Grovemment ordnance officers at Annapolis had loaded that precious piece of hardware they retired to bomI)proofs and adjacent Stetes to watoh the result of the firing. Fifty pounds of powder and 1(X) pound ball had been pushed down the Pittsburger's throat. The lanyard was pulled and the result wasâ€" chaos. Pittaburg'a pride was reduced to rcrap iron. It was ready for the junk shop. Erupp and Armstrong had not been driven out of business. Pitteburg's beautiful dream had become a hidoeus night mare. Now there la wailing by the Mon- ongahela. « A Terrible Ezploaive. Experiments have recently been made at Chalons, France, with the new melinite shell which prove it to be the most terrific instrument) of modem warfare. The gnus are boilt on the Bange system of breech- loaders, aod have a range of about 600 yards. They are mounted ao as to be fired Irom any angle froiA 80 degreea below to 80 degreea above the horizon. The projectilea are of two kindq i tt- dinary ahell, weighing abont 320 pouada, Md carrying a percnaalon fnae, and the melinite shell. The latter is about three feet in height, is steel plated, o(m- tains 60 ponnds of melinite and when loaded weighs abont 230 poonda. The charge, is about fifteen poonda of powder. The effecte produced by thia melinite ahell are wonder- fuL In an eacapeaient wall a single shell opened a breach by 18 feet. A shell ^- ploding upon a casement left a hole 9 feet deep and 18 feet in diuneter, and stone valuta were omshed completely. " Yea," went .on Bigbee, who senerally haa aomething pleaaant to aay of Bubee,." came of a race of Inave men." " Abaolntoly fearleaa, eh, Bigbee T" inquired Downes, with awe. "Fearleaar repeated Bl^ee, lowering hia voice impreaaively. " Why, it waa an anceator of mine whb firat awaUow- ed a raw oyatar T The word "taoky" is a Sonchom ooUo- qoialiras. It waa boined by the weeltUer or more' refiaod aad ednoated olaaa for gaa- laral MD^ioatioa to thoee who ware aet ahel- teiadl^ the braadMS of a faaily tree, who were 'Habited." Thoaa iriio ware wealthy aad yet had ao great grandfattsra, war* ••taoUes." Ihawordwasassdbottiiaoon- tempt aad la dsrlaioa. It ia aow aaaity eb- solato ia both aansaa. Thesw ar» ao aiMo- erats fai the south now, sod t h a erf e r s no •taiddesL" No aan who has tha fasliMBt of a gentleaMi hi spoken o( as a ••taskv," ti^ethat h» oan i s m a mbar the naaasef his graadfctbar'anaeleoraotk Bat il haa Us ues. ItlsenipleyadindaaaribiBgfHsaM of tow ideas and yolgar ss a aa n r s w h a th a r riob orpeer. It nay tnaanan afasansaef stylft la daass aqrtldagthat is Ustwdiy is Mtaaky.' A rHAan en 4h» a boilaleloaiiNSh ha *«tady,'TnesBsaitti sf aAt.i Brilliant! Durable! Economical Diamond Dyes excel all others in Strength, Purity and Fastness. None other are just as good. Be- ware of imitations,- because they are made of cheap and inferior materials, and give poor, weak, crocky colors. To be sure of success, use only the Diam(^d Dyes for coloring Dresses, Stock- ings, Yarns; Carpets, Feathers, Ribbons, c., c. We warrant them to color more goods, pack- age for package, than any other dyes ever made, and to give more brilliant and durable colors. Ask for the Diamond ssid take no other. Dress Dyed por Coat Colored \Q Garments Renewed j cEiri^. A Child can use theml At DnggUtt and Merchaata. Dy* Book Am. WELLS, RICHARDSON C(L MOMTRBAI.. P. Q eatherBelting BBSI VALTXE Ur THI QOMINION F.LiiniliGQ. MAKEB. 70 HNC ST. TORONTO SendtorPilotUttiandDlioonDti. ^OIX MAY HAVE ONE 1 1 Jnst Bend your name and sddress, and lOe. for â€" ' â€" and receive by Hail a HANDSOME CHEirJ â€" "" "" SIIiK^ANDE^Ii AstoniBlieseveryone I Co., Toronto, Out. .dxess.Whiton Novelty ARE YOU BALD. IS YOUR HAIR GRAY OR FalUns On*, Try Dr. Dorenwemd's ,.„'/! GERMAN It iB the finest intlM MAGIC. Hair Tonio world. COFFEE, Mannfaotnred only by ' Ellis Keighley, Tor onto. 76 Kins St. IT., Toronto. DELAYS ARE DANCEROUSI Dont wait until voa ara bntntontw robbwt Boy a Safe now aad deep easy, aad be aon aad nt prioes, eto., ol the NewCbaarpiaaSate. S. S. KIMBALL. 677Cralgr8fc.P.O.BMi 945, MOI)TREAI..P.Q. KADISa* Dress and Mantle Cutting by thia new and improved CANOES. Send tor HL Catalogiw. KraUBH, Peterboro. Om«. KHiniHCP^â€" »~-- I CcariKetawBtOat. MACHINES To 8aTe Time-Send for lUnstrated aataloetie of oarPATnrPiaLBSsOiiOTaHLai. It will be rally very soon. Tabbox Baoe., Toronto, Ont. GANGER. ULOEBs, SOROFUIiA eto., onred permanently without lythe knife. Apply to DB. W. L. SMITH, 124 Queen SI E.. Toronto. â-  â- AyrWTOEOABon.. rmb .Aiwdit Bates lUIIIMr Â¥ No delay. Oorresponoence soUoited If I U 11 L I K. W. D. BinXER. nnanoial Agt. SttMiahed 1860 72 Kinir St. E:. Toronto. CANCER and Tnman CURED; noKniiei bookee. Dxs. UcMICHAEL, ^o. 63 NUstia St., Buflalo. N. Y. AflCUTC Uf AUTCn I lUustrated partionlan AutN I O WAR I tU about the patent P«- Lses CLOTHBsLnra, f 'ee on application. It new, buc- oessf ul and cheap. Takbok Bbos., Toronto, Ont. Prloe M.00 per bottle, or 6 bof ties for tfi 00. Try it. ' ItwOl D'ake yonr hair grow thick and strong. For sale by all druggists everywhere or send direct to the manofacturer endoaing the amount. ALMA; The leading CANA DIAN COLLEGE FOR YOUNG WOMEN. St. Thomas, Ont. Seventeen c raduatea and certificated teachers in the Faculty. Nearly 290 students last rear. Oraduating courses In Literitnre, Mndq, Fine Arts, CommerciS Science and Elocutioi. tow rates, good bcrd, thorough work. HcLiughlaa Hall, costing 120,000. now open Elegant Dormitories for 6*i more' students. Address PanrciPAL AUSTIN, B D. LADIES, LOOK BERLIN WOOLS, aU eolors, 8e per oz. HETLANO AND ANDALUSIAN WOOLS, Sc I per 01. Saxony Wool, all colors, lUc per skein; Wool, beat quaUtr, IO3 per bau Embroidery Silk, eyery shade, lOodosen skeins; Arrasene, aU colors. 30c dozen skeins FUoselle. best quality 48o and 85c down skeins Maonune Cord. 15 colors, lOo b*U Felt, extra qnaUty, 2 ^urd* wide, $1.00 per yard Woolen Java Canvas, aU eolers, 4So yard. Always on hand the newest materials for fancy work, at lowest prioer. Letter orders have prompt and careful attention. Ooods oan be sent to any part of Canada by post. Writ* f jr price list. A trial solicit- ed. HBNR7 DAVIS, Importer. 232 fonge Street, Toionto. Please nfhntion tills paper. Allan Line Koyal Hail SteamsUpt Bailing during winter from Portland eveiyTbnrsdaT and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in sum mar from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool, calling at Londonderry to land mails and paaaengers foi Scotland ud Ireland also from Baltimore, '(ia Hall fax antf St. John's, N. F., to Liverpool fortnight!; during summer months. The steamers of the Olae fow lines sail during winter to and from Halifax 'ortland, Boston mer letween Olasgow ana aonnreai weeuv Qiasgov TAILORS' SQUARE satisfaction gnaraateed to teach ladies the full art of cutting aU ararments worn by ladies' and children. PROF. SMlTff S40 Queen St W., Toronto. Agents Wanted. WANTED. EVERT mm mcHER in Canada to send for SpecialCatalooues oi Sheet Music aad Mualo Books, WE SELL CHEAPER than any other honse in thetrade. Maaufacturers ot BandlnstnimeDta and Dealers in all kinds ot Musical Merchandise. WHALEY. RGYCEGO 28S Tonge St. to:roitto. 'ortland, Boston and Philadelphia and during ler letween Olasgow and Montreal weekly Ola and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Phtladelpbi 97 OEAUTIFUL STORT," AND GOLDEN GEMS X of Religions Thought," by J. W. Buel and T. De WittTalmsge D.D.; beautiful illustrations, eolor- ed and plain handsomely bound large quarto book plain type and just such a book that tekes the eye at a glance; terms to agents extra liberal. WauAM Bbisss, Publisher Toronto. TOSONTO riTTniliO gCnoOIi.â€" Gentlemen deiirous of acquiring a thorough koowledg? of garment cutting should visit ua. Seientifio and reliable systems taught whereby perfect fitting gar- ments are produced. Circular with full information on applloiktion. S.CORRIGAN, Prop., 122 Tonga St., Toronto. GVELPB BVSIKESS COIUSCIE, GuBLPa, Ontâ€" Fifth Scholastio Tear- Its graduates are now employed a) Bwk-keepersi Business Managers, Stenographers, «ta, by many of the largest business housesinOanada and the Dnited States. Tonngmen aadwqmen desiring a tiiorongli bnsfaMW:«di|Mtien will consult th*i( own walfiuwbvsMsi^iipdHianslph BnsinesaOoUq^e FOrtermaaod pMtie«N»s,'Mldreaa ^^ M. McCOiamS{,!«rin Ipd. ' .- ' "T ... I ' .i. » ii i i 'i ' fortninrhtly. For freight, passage or other information »pply to A. Schumacher Co., Baltimore S. Cnnard ft Co. Halifax Shea ft Co., St. John's, Nfld.; Wm. Ihomp son ft Cc.. St John, N. B.; Allen ft Co.. Chicago Love ft Alden, New Tork; H. Bonrller, Toronto Allans, Rae ft Co., Quebec Wm. Brookle, Philade- phia H. A Allen Portland Boston Montreal. Brown Engines IRII!IMDST£ElJ9llEI)SAIir$IZE. TORONTO ENGINE WORKS, PRINCESS AND FRONT STS. J. Perkins ft Go. Toronto. Stained Glass FOR CHURCHES, DWELLINGS, AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS. M'GAUSUND WkeK Breadmaker'a Yeast U ik* ntbjtet befot Mamma tried all tk* rest. So »k* know te*tk* best, U^t^ *anu« ker bread ia tk* wkkest, ker buiuar* And wt eat all tkepancakettke dare tetbefortma. BUY THE BREAOMAKER'S YEAST. PRICE 5 GENU A CURE FITS When I say Cuke I do not mean merely to stop them for a time, and then have them re- turn again. I MEAN A KADICAL CUBE. I have made the disease of PITS, EPLLEPSY or FALLINQ SICKNESS A life long study. I wabrant my remedy to Cure the worst oases. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send at once for a treatise and a Free Bottle of mTlirFAi.i.iBi.E Behedy. Give Express and Post Office. It costs yon n6tbi]» lor a trial, and it will core you. Address H. G. BOOT, ILC, 164 Wert Adelaide St. TOHONTO. OUT. Alter ipencling Ten Wintewi Sonth, was Cured by Scott's Emulaion. 146 Centre St, Kew Tork. Jane 35th. 1888. 1 The WlAtvr after the great fire In Chicago l«ontraoted Bronchial afrectiona, Imd ainoe then have been obllgei^o apend nearly every Winter Soufft. Laat November waa advised to try 8oott*a Emuialon of Cod Liver on «vith Hypophoaphitea and to my surprise waa relieved at once, and by continuing Sta wee three mont:ia waa entirely otired, gained flesh and atrength and waa able to stand even tA» Bliz- zard and attend to buaineaia every day. C. T. CHlHtCHILL. Mel »tf aa Druggiata, 9»b. 'mttd $1.00. CANADA PEKHAHBHT LoanSaTingsGoinpany iBcei TimuKto St» Toronto TMU â-  •••••••g [OHJ^STONS' ^JIuijjBeef ^ThE 6REATJ rREWSTH 6P FA PERFECT FOOO^ 1 « For THE SICK INuTRITIOOS^rE^I ^^OWERFUL INVIGORATOW BEAUTIFUL XMAS CARD ^^jBL-XX^-miD TO Every Boy and GHrl Sendlfig a ONE CENT STAMP And aamiug tUi papeh Addren, The Milston Floid Beef Co, 27 St P^ter Street, Montreal " Â¥vB.wstiV Ont., Deo. 17 tb, 1888 "W. E. W. Co. Bbantfobd, Ont. I reoeiyad yonr letter nyiBg yon woald aooept my order for 9/9 Inch Standard Cbopper. Flawe Blilp imnwdiately aa I oannot af. ford to keep baying plates' for thb iron grinder and I have a good deal of uriodlng jut DOW. Yoontnily, '" ° JOSHUA WHEELER. STANDARD CHOPPING MILLS. USESBESTFRENCHI MILLSTONES tTCWMHa MTHC Bepboel thfM irao gtlailMi laetweek. forSdeehaep. Wahara i^.W.G?-BitAnnRD.^^Sr-. i:^ru Cura All D I ti gMa af tfei •laaplaaMiaaa»PtaMUa'einptaiiitab Bof UffliMurv Onanay " •OMetheywIN ' ^v% '