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"THE ’ FIRE ‘ WOW 3 Our General assortment of Dry Goods, &c., is complete ,and prices cut Very Low. 2,000 Pairs Boots, Shoes, and Slippers-fill kinds, all sizesâ€"from 300. to 3.50 per .pair. Prices being far below regular dealers, because these were bought at 49c. 10 75c. on file fill. ’l'he People Cryâ€"‘ Ready money has Just secured the following at from 65c. to 800. on the $5 :â€"-20 Boxes Soap, 10:} Chests Tea, 1 Barrel Currants, a lot of sundries, Rice, Pot Barley, Spices, Pails, WVashboards, Clothes Lines, Brushes, Lamp‘ Chimneys, 81c. .4 Boxes Matches for 25c., and other goods in proportion. As we are always ready with cash in hand to buy when the price is right, We are constantly offered goods CHEAP by .parties who MUST sell ; therefore We are, able to lay hcforc you many lines of goods cheaper than regular Merchants. We mean What we say and guarantee satisfaction. FULL LINE OF PROVESHPNS, CHGCKERY, BUOTS & SHOES. PRICES AVVAX’ 170VVN. Choice Flour, Bacon, fins. always kept in stock. Who is always .on the Lookout for Bargains has just secured a lot of Butter and Eggs wantedâ€" Highest Price Paid. Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,&c. Every Department Complete. Dress Q0,qu in the New Makes and Leading Colors,â€"â€"Cheap. MILLINERY AND MANTLE GGODS Handsome - Tweeds Typhoid, Malaria or Bilious Fever 1888J It works like magic, driving the disease or its symptoms out; of the system. Try in! Try iL-i It builds up the entire system and renders you able to attend to your accustomed pursuits. Prepared only by The undersigned have made arrangements with the Patterson & Bro. 00., of “’mdstock (formerly of Patterson), to handle their repair business in this part of the country. A full stock .of repairs and extras for any and all of their impleâ€" finents may be found at their warerooms, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. First-class workmen will be employed, and farmers placing their machinery in our hands for repairs may rely on good .work at low rates. We will keep in stock a full line of Patterson & Bro. Cofs Flows, Gang ’lowsf 850., &c., also thel Wellâ€"known Wilson Fangioo; Farmiisfmngminudln‘s to 1' pair will please bring; them as early as posâ€" fiible. Plow Points and extras or :my wake ol'plOW always on hand. Bindei‘f "Twine may be had all; my time. All orders for repairs must be accompanied by! price with catalogue letter and dumber, with year of make. 5, 1'. E. SAVAEE March, 1888‘ SA‘NDERSON 131105. EHEMISTS AND BRUEGISTS, ' - RIGHMGJ A large assortment of Worsted Suitings and Canadian Tweeds at such low pneeS as w11] astonish our fnends. W ALL KINDS OF $011010? :; Groceries REPI’ME ' SHOP. Is now filled with a Large and Splendid Assortment of Iron Age Tunic. Ontarén House 3 at a very low price, which you should see. Save! Saving! Saved! and money lilid up for n. mgny day by purchasing Household Supplies at the Ontario House. ' New fiwfig M anager. Are you threatened with In great variety at the Constantly on hand. GO TO ’E‘fl E ., SPRING. W. NEWLLEE ISAAC CROSBY. JOSEPH H. HALL. H. mnmuuus, s RIGHMGND HILL ec’y, Box 439. I rise between seven and eight :2. m, usually, and at once spread the bedâ€"- clothes over the foot of the bed to let fresh air sweeten the sheets and destroy all efiiuvia. I then throw off my night dress, go to the wash bowl, wash my hands with soap, and then swill my face, ears and neck with water only. Irnrcly use soup to my faceâ€"Since leaving it all" I find that. my face is less covered with seurf'. I then dip my hands in the water and rub my arms, chest. body and limbs with the wet, hands. While still wet I dry my face, ears and meek, and ’then give my body a vigorous rubbing with the towel, and so get into a glow. NEW YORK World :â€"The patents of an American invention, known as the Cyclone Pulverizers, were purchased in London for France, Italy, and Belgium for £440,000 The venders were Erastus Wimnn, of New York, and associates, and the purchaser was Gustave Drolet representing a French syndicate. “walkover” but he is likely tq win in an easy canter.” If" we have any sympathy in the election about to come 0fo it is for Cleveland. But. what has come over the Globe and the small fry that fellow in its wake. They appear to have gone back on their friends, the Re- publican party. TALK ABOUT gossip in small villages. Hero is a case in New York that- disâ€" counts any small village. A couple were engaged to be married in Septum~ her. They went; on an excursion to Staten Island and missed the last. boat home. They were in a dilemma, to end which they resolved to co to a minister and be married. All New York is now talking over it, and the columns of the papers are filled with the incident. It seems to 113 that they took an emiuemly proper course, one that should divert gossip rather than cause it. ’ ' AN EXCHANGE says :â€"â€"'1‘he current odds on the coming U. S. l’residental election are quoted at ten to six in favor of the Democrat, 'J‘he' Republican party has outlived its usefulness and has pulled up at free whiskey and tobacco. By their administration during the last, four years, and their willingness to adapt lliomselvcs to the march of events and the necessities of the times, the Demo- cruts liave.w0n hosts of friends. Mr. Clevnland may not have a complete My heml gem washed only every three weeks, as I find ton much soap causes seurl' in the head, bleuehes (he hair and makes it brittle. I use a metal comb and brush, and use them just. enough to make the hair assume a civilized form, as too much brushing pulls out the hair and weakens the scalp. Occasionally I :10 in for a little mild exercise before dressing, such as throwing my arms about, or steeping in various ways to ex- ercise the muscles. When dressed I go out for half an hour's walk before break- f'ast no matter how cold, wet or foggy. I come in warm, hungry and bright. Afivertisemoufis without written insbructinns will be inserted ,mtil forbid and charged trunsi» our: rates. perline.. ............ [Scents Each subsequent 11):. :rtiou, per Imam...“ 3 conta‘ Contracts for time and space made on applica- ticn. At‘his printing 0mm, Yongo Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario. "‘ermspf Slll)FvCTipt10n:'$1 ()0 par mnnum in m unce. When not paid in advance $31 50 will be charged. Trunsitory gdvertisoments, first; insertion, The Dominion Steamer Alert recently left, Halifax with men and maâ€" terial for the. erection of a lighthouserr the third time, on the west end of Sable Islmd. The rapid disappearance of this remarkable island is one of the present marvels of the North Atlantic. Year by year it lessens in extent, threatening soon to be submerged. and its existence at no distant day promises to be as great a mystery as the location of the Mythiâ€" cal Atlantis Mr. J. D. Macdonald, F. G. 8.. who, in the interest. of soienee,has made himself personally acquainted with this island, making a special study of the various transformations it has under- gone from its earliest history, and who hasjust returned, after noting its most recent changes, called the attention of Admiral Lyons to the rather startling fact that not only has the North-west submerged bar travelled in pace with the retreating west end. but has also changed its direction, swerving eastward. and now bears almost due north, or at right 21(1ng t0 the island proper as. shown by its 17 miles of breakers in bad weather. This renders the chart of the North At~ lantie, reissued during the present year. widely inaccurate, showingr an error of from 7 to 10 miles in the longtitndo of the outer portion of this bar. Further this‘ohat‘t gives height of sand llllls as 150 feet. when in no instance could Mr. Macdonald find a hummock having an elevation of 80 feet. This also misleads as to distance. The lighthouse will not be completed for sometime yet. In the meantime navigation becomes exceeding- ;ly dangerous from the fact of those changes and errors of the chart being ‘unknown to mariners. Within a com s lparatively short space of time dating’ back but :1 few years previous to the founding of the life saving station it has ‘decreased in length from 4-0 miles to 19%; [in breadth from 2;â€" miles to less than Man’s inventions seem never ending and yet we are told there is nothing new hinder the Sun. The latest. labor saving [idea that) we have noticed is patented by Mr C M Dnnlmm. of' St Joseph, Me, gnnd is named as above. ‘It claims to be fiahle to correctly caieninte interest. on [any sum from $10,000 to 351, fronijtcn iyenrs to one day, at any rate per cent. _and in so short a time that by simply M. H. KEEFLER, 1 mile. The future of this island is anything but cheering to the navigator, and should lhosé destructive forces now in operation continue. in not a very re~ mote period the sea will claim this island as its own. One Man’s Mornmg Hour. An Instantaneous Interest Indicator. The York Herald. A Dlssolvmg Island. EVERY PUBLISHED BY THURSDAY, ltu’rning aimob the thing is done and the ‘ answer given. ' So far as we can see the claim of the owner is fully established but it is possible that the machine may get out of order by too much use. From the account given in the Scientific American we copy :â€"â€"An interest sheet‘ is wound around the rollers inside the machine, which are rotated by the knobs at the side to stop at the given amount desired, and given rate per cent. as primed on the interest sheet,this portion‘ then appearing in the open space on the left hand margin of the machine. Then the small metal tablets on the face and across the centre are thrown up with the point of' the pencil, for the time the inâ€" terest is to be computed. This being done, the required interest is in plain view.. It is claimed by the us of this machine all of the mental and three iburthsnl" the physical labor is dispensed with. it is quicker than books or charts It is safer than books or charts, because you cannot see any figures but those you Wish to see. It keeps its own time. It does not get on the wrong line or 'in the wrong column. The machine is made of brass and niokle-plated. the letters and figures being: sunk and fiiled with black, it beint: designed to be an ornaâ€" inentto any banker’s or broker’s desk, and one which is not. likely to get lost or misplaced. It is 15 inches inleugth, 4 inches high and 4 inches wide. {ioLLOWAY’s UIN'I‘MEL’T AM) PILLS are be your] all doubt tho most valuable and most convenient "medicines that travellers Can Hike across the seas to distant climes. for change of climate and the new conditions nnd surroundings of life to which the}7 will he trxoosed will assuredly give rise to great disturbances of the system and to such especial morbid states of the blood and con slitution generally as will render the use of these effectual remedies highly necessary, for they will find in them a ready and safe moans ni’relief in most of the diseases which afflict the human race, and with them at .hand they may be Said to have a physician always at their call. COME lct‘ug make IL swinging chairâ€"- And this is how it is: I hold myself mv own left wrist, And brother he holds his: We grasp each other’s right wrists now And make [Ll] even squareâ€"- And have we have the rockuwuy, The) little swmging chair. “ Hare now. you bonny Baby Bell, (70mm here and take i). sent, We’ 11 carry you across the stones That hurt your little feet. Just. put one rirm around my neck, A nd one around our bmthnr~ Oh, don’t we have such jolly times Aâ€"‘iluying with each other 1 Their mother said, when they came up- Their three heads in a rmv~ “ Why. that’s a plmv I uch to play Some twenty yams ago !” ADVICE T0 DIOTHERS. A re You disturbed at night and broken of your rest by IL sick child suffering and crying with pain 01‘ cabling math ‘2 If so, send at Once and get u liottle of MRS WINsLow’s SCOTBING F'zzwx’ FOR CHILDREN 'l‘n‘ETHING. Its value is inanlcul- ublol It will relieve the poor little Sl‘flerer im-- xnedintely Depend upon it. motham, there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and diar- rhmm, regulates the stomunh and bowels. cums Wind colic, softens the gums, reduces‘ inflamma- tion,a11d gives tone and energy to 11m whol 3 system. Mm; WINSLOW’S SOOTHING Sim ‘JP FOR CHILDREN TEE’l‘H‘I'NG isplmmnt to the tnste,and h the prescription of one Of the nldosh and best femulu nurses zmd physicians in the United States. and is for sale by all druggists 131:D"m1x=zh-~ out the world Price twontv-fivu cents a. bottle Be sure and ask for “ MRS WINSLOW'S SOOI‘HING SYRUP " and take no other kind. “ Some twenty years man 1" they criod, “ Can you remember plums Than happened twentv yem’q agoâ€" Thut muuy thousand days 1’" We" Tested. “l was nrrn'ly dead wnh (lhnlem Morbns, one bottle of Extract of Wild Strawberry curvd me. and M another time I was so had with Summer Complaint thI thought I would neveraet over it. when two bottles cured mel” Mrs. E. Askptt. Peel. Unt. Hot for the Herald.(New York) To the. Editor of the Herald':~â€"-SIR. -â€"Not content with minding its own one. horse affairs the' New York Herald? recently made a. faux pas by editing a three column selfish article denouncing "Royalty? Cost” and whining over the same, altogeth er pur- posdv omitting to give any credit whatever forthe immense advantages the world de- rives through monarchy-11 very cowardly proceeding. There are two sides to a. question. What would be thought ot‘a‘ Judge after hearing counsel for plaintiff he was satisfied and gave judgment for plaintiff without hearing the counsel for defendtnt '1 The world would of course put him doth as a rogue. drunk or insane. How would the thundering Herald like to be pilloried in a similar way 7 The masses are intelligent enough at this enlightened era to Runw, without aid from a pueriie schoolmaster as that blanket sheet. that necessarily a: the universe is constituted “Queens and Kings "come highâ€"their sistersâ€"their cousins-â€" their aunts also supported.” ' Perhazts it, might please the vanity and intpertinencc of the paper to coolly inform us that'the sun rises in the cast and sets in the west. It says:-â€"â€""As fur as it has gone the Victorian "era has been an eventl'ul, interesting, pro- "gt'essive, but costly one. Probably it has "been no more costly than the reigns which "proceeded it. for at all times royalty is ex: “pensive”â€"meaninz that. England should have been like America, a republic. and beâ€" come merged as Vassals of some other nowâ€" er. without. at British possession or Colony abroad. Go softfy Mr Herald ! don't exâ€" press your illogical reasoningnnd bitterness. Then in a miserable, contemptible patroniz- ing way it states :â€"â€"â€"‘*Now, as to Her Most "Gracious Majesty Alexandrina. Victoria “herself. She came into the world with a “golden spoon in her mouth, purchased at “the expense of the nation, and her educa- "tion to fit her for the high position the “held for fifty-one years cost the British “ $39000. When she ascended the tin-toe “Parliament had a tall: over the amount: of “salary that should be paid the Queen, in "keeping with its custom since the days of “the. revolution in 1688. Any pmperty‘ “willed by members of the Royal family ini “exampt from Pmbale duty. Yet. her} "Majesty in credited wigli havingr no more: “love for Gladstone than a certain sulphur-- "ous gemlexiian is said to have for holy} “water. A contrast hemeen llie cost ol'i “England and Auwrioa‘s chief'represenm-i “Liye‘â€"-and, hy the WM, the American: “Chief Magislrale must work or quit, holln “uffice and salaryâ€"is suificient to close“ “Wbile England paid in fifty years for her- “royal ruler over $250.000,000.Americn had “during ihe same period a varieiy of work.â€" “ing Presidents and the payâ€" “nzents to the whole crowd aux. “gregaled only $1,550,000 3. difi'erence of “$248,450.000 in favor (if the I‘PDuhllc. “And who will say that these Presidentsâ€" “llie chnsvn of the pennlet-lmve not been "more serviceable to the people and dorm “more practical work in enhancing the in~ “teresls und well-being of the common “brotherhood of man, and making the “World generally better firm they found it, “than even England’s cnstly and lieredithry “royal chief? If an allowance mus], be “made in valuing blue against plebeian “blood. be it so. You pays your n-immy J'and you takes your ,chqige.” In vain -â€"Amy Talbot Dunn, in July VVIDEAWAKE THE SWINGING CHAIR. boosting the - Herald, while a brilliant specimen of decorated desolation is also a magnificent monument. of motul putrefactiot» at this stage ! Now without wishing to ap- pear unnecessarily harsh against the New York Herald 1 must say the whole article for bHSBlH‘SS is unpnrnlleled in the pages of The Press in any civilized country and cal» culated by slow process to sow the seeds of dissection among blood allied, two friendly nations which in the interests of both should he always avoided. I do not deny the main accuracy and costs as set forth, but the paper lies and misleads people into ; the way of wishing them to believe that ‘ Republicanism is cheaper and better than costly Monarchy. Such reasoning is false. rotten to the core, and what is more the Herald is just, learned enoth to know that I admit that Royalty is more costly, but it is ' better, any how, than as a Republic. 1 ask the Herald what nre you worth 'I What Colonies have you 7 The unfortunate un- EWer comes~â€"well we may say, none How many colonies have costly England»? WhV dozens and these set off costs of Royalty , even in five times more thnn the Herald whines like a weasel about. Is the Herald a chartist, feninu, rebel, foolish or whatâ€" n little of all combined probably. Said wormwood paper liuvmg argued on one side only. I, in defence of Royalty, get up nnd submit my set offus advantages against the disadvantages argued by plaintiff, Her-- ald. Under costly Royalty England pos-- . sesses the following Colonies: Antigua, with population about.. ..46 000 Bahama, " " ....30 000 Barbados, “ “ t ..140 000 Bengal. “ “ in millions Bermuda, “ of _ . . . [5 000 British Guiana, population . . . . .202 000 Canada. “ ‘ ...6 000 000i Cape Good Hope, " . _. .260 000 Ceylon, “ ..l 800 0% Dominion. “ . _ . . , 28 000 lflgtst Indies, “ 200 000 000 Gambia, “ . . . . . 7 00) Giht'altnr, “ . . . . . 15 000 Gold Coast, " . t . .500 000 Britain, “ .50 000 000 Hong Kong, “ . . . . 80 000 Jamnica, “ ....400 000 Malta, “ ..._ .2 000 Mauritius, “ . . . .200 000 Australia, “ ..3 000 (“)0 Trinidad, “ . t . . . 85 000 and others in which British Roynlty is re~ spousiblc for. Finally, with every tender consideration for the Herald‘s want of knowledge of the world, I think it only fair it should notice my John Bull. honest criti- cism, and in some degree admit that their article was one sided. Otherwise, Ishall write to President Cleveland and suggest, that the New York Herald he passed by as n Government organ, as a dangerous ad»- vocate. J. C. H. Members are now venturing predictions as to the length ofthe present session of sCongress. The members of the ways and means committee expect to reach it vote on the tariff bill before the lst. of August. Time must then be allowed for the Senate to consider the matter, and the prevailing opinion is that. ' Congress will be in session on the l5th of August, probably as late as the lat of September. Wth the Senate gets the Mills bill it will probably not. take the finance committee long to prepare a substitute, which will be reported by the majority. the minority reporting the Mills hill. There is no idea that the session will be prolonged in an effort to reneh an agree- ment between the two houses on a bill. The condition of the appropriations bills is not very promieing Those that have become laws: Two urgent deficiencies. the pensions. the Indian nnd Military Academy. ln conference are: The District of Columâ€" bia, the legislative. the consular and diploâ€" matic. the Post Office and the Agricultural. 'l‘he fortification and the general deficiency bills are still in the House committee. The Army, the Navy, the river and harbor and the sundry civil bills have 'passed the House. but have not, yet. been acted upon by the Senate. This is their condition on the last. day of the past fiscal year. They should all go into force to-dav. The Army appropriation bill was reported in 1119 Senate last week. One important amendment. reported by the commiiloe was the insertion of an ith appropriating $600,000 for cannon and carriage-s. projecn li'les. experiments in the means of protect-v ing torpedo lines. etc., all materials to be .American manufacture, The amendment was agreed to. with an amendment offered by Senator llawley adding after the word “projectile-s" the words “and increased facilities fortlieir manufacture." Senator Hnwley oli‘ered an amendment to insert, an additional sect-ion appropriating $750,000 {or an Armyflgun faclnrv at Wnlervleit Arsenal, N Y.; $5.000,000 for the pur-- chase ofsterll for higrhupower coasx deferral: guns of 8, 10 and 12-inch caliber; $500." 000 for the purchase of submarine mines. cable galleries, and appliances to operate submarine mines, and $100.000 for the purchase of submarine comrnllnble tome-- tines and torpedo bouts. Senator Hawley addressed the Senate as to the importance and necessity of the amendment, but, with-- out acting on the bill or the amendment, the Senate adjourned. One of the points of difference in the Army Appropriation hill to be settled by conference, in which Army officers take great interest, is that; relating to mileage. The House only allowed $100,000 for this purpose, and in endeavoring to modify the law for its disbursement so as to simplify the method of procuring transportatimi made it worse than the existing law. The clause as amended by the Senate, it is be- lieved, is generally satisfactory. certainly more so than the present. law. Under this clause oliioers will not be put to the in-- convenience of going first. to the Quarter - master’s Department to procure their trans: poptation, and then to the Pay Department for the amount to cover incidental expenses, but their entire travelling expenses will be paid by one departmentâ€"the Pay Depart-- ment. The Senate has also increased the total appropriation for mileage to $50000. which, if allowed, will prevent the custom-- my annual deficiency. VA Stir of excitement was caused in the Indian Office Saturday morning by the news ihatChaska and his bride were in the build- ing. Mrs. James Campbell, as she is now known. was Miss Com Fellows‘ of this citv. She was a teacher in an Indian school in Dakota. and there met her husband. Her marriage was the Subject of considerable newspaper notice. and consequently there was a good deal of curiosity, especially among: the female clerks in the Indian Dilice, to see the couple about whom they had heard so much. Mr. and Mist Cnmp-_ bell had eome business to transact. and if they noticed that the work of the office re-- quired the presence of a good munv clerks in the room where they happened to.be. they said nothing about it. Mr. Campbell. who is an Indian of mixed blood. made a very good appearance. He was dressed neatly,aud wore a pair '0!" hrown kid gloves. He speaks English quite fluently, :i’lrhough he has the hahit of' his race, and is not. much ofa talker. He had some lands in the West, and thev Wanted to ascertain their status. Mrs. Campbell took the lend in all inquiries.“ She wore a black sill; dross trimmed with pussementerie,'hnd a stylish lime l)oun,et.flhinh became herpelile figme. July 3nd, 1888. Our Washington Letter. (From our own Correspondent.) ....l5 ....202 ."6 000 ._..260 ..1 800 ‘. .28 200 000 '7 . . . . . ls .n..500 .50 000 .... 80 ....400 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 00) 000 000 000 000 000 ,2 000 200 000 000 «no .85 000 “you want in huy or sell a Farm. nd vertise in the Toronto WEEKLY MML. Thai paper reaches 100.000 farmers’ home? every week. and your advenisement should meeblhe eye ‘of someone who wants to purchase. Adwrtisemems of Ihia clnss are inserted in the Toronlo WEEKLY MN]. for Five Cents a. word each insertion. 01' Twenty (‘ents a word for five insertions. Address Tm: MAIL, Toronto, Canada. Easnly Pleased. She (j ust through 1)] ying)â€"~“I fenanz Sniggfleu mixnusic i5_t0{) po 0 give you enjoymu_1 t ” . Ho (usauriuglyiâ€"V‘IOh,Uindéed 1 1 "dd enjoy it. It does not take much to pleas-50 mo in the liuu of music, you kuow."~â€"Judge. FOR NET'r-LE HASH. Summer Heat and general toilet purposes, use .Low’s Sulphur Soap. Tomâ€"J notice your omnge tree in the conser‘ V8. y h_aax1’t a flower on it. ‘1', m,,,, 7 y. ' an hérwéalél: éggLélxfilâ€"No, Tom ; I ImVn tried all kinds of treatment. but the nmnge tree will not blossom for mo.~Harper’s Bazur. Broken Down. “ After sum-ring wim Dyspepsia, Kidnev Disease, loss of aprnelite and [min in ilw head umil discouraged, I heard of Purdock Blond Bitters, took two bottles and mu happy In any feel as “'0” as over.” Mm. Rufus E. Metry, New Albany. N. S. an A Defiahted' Audience. Am uteur actor â€"“;I think I was great in tlmt death scene, Charley." V ' pl )1 . J It was then 2 o’clock in the afternoon ALI minme of 3 the man appeared in his friend’s Office and mlurm-d the umbrella. _ , . ,0, old man. Why, when vou fell lmck and expired, and your lifeless form was carried away, the applause was mier deaf- ening. I never saw such a delighted audience.” â€"New York Fun. "I would like to borrow your umbrella I will return it in an hour.” "Certainly, with pleasure,” vus the re- It Cannot Possibly Be True. Merchant Traveller. Once upon a time there was a man who had no umbrella, although it, chanced In I)» raining very hard He slnpped into the Ohio? ofu friend and said Io him : As A PICKâ€"M Eâ€"I'P nf‘ter exoessive exer- Hon or exposure. Millburn’s Beef, ‘Iron and Wine is grateful and comforting, A LITTLE ROCHESTER GIRL row thq picture of n (log and cat on her slu‘tn, and. calling; liar motlh ers attention to is will, “A cut onglxtn’f, to have but four legs : but I draw it with six, so she could run away from the dogfLExclmnge. Undemably True. “I have uSed Dr. li'uwlm-m Extract of Wild Stl‘nwllerry and found it a sure cure for summer complaint, I was very Hick audit. cured me entirely. Alexander W. Giant, Moose Creek, Ont. Don’t Luvs on the Roof. 1113â€"“ My income is small, and porlmps it is cruel of me to take you from your father's roof.” Sheâ€"" I don’t live on the roof.” SnME SYMPTOMS OF Worms armâ€"Fever. colic, variable nppelile. restleflness, weakâ€" ness and convulsions. ",‘he unfailing remedy is Dr. Law’s Worm Syrup, ' The Fatal Hammock. On.usilniiner’s morning ourlittlo Lillie was Walking with her mum; zmd discovered a spider’s web. She was delighted, and exclaimed: "0h, H60, here’s a. hammock for Ibugsl”â€"Fr0m the Christian Advocate. SERVED HIM Brawnâ€"Mr Lazee (returning mm from ofiico May lst.)â€"” My wife forgot to tell me Whare we were going to move to and I never bothered my head enough about it to ask. Augh 3” â€"Hurper’a Buzur. From Morop'ano, Man. Mr. Joseph ()1an wnteuâ€""All last winter I was so had with Inflammatory nheummism that [was not. expected to live. I used no other medicine but Burdock Blood Bitters and can now get round again feeling better than lever was before I was taken sick, andl owe it all to Burdock Blood Bltters.” AN INACTLVE or Touym LIVER must. be amused and all bad bile removed. Bur-- dock Pills are best for 01'] or younU. Too Lazy. Mrv Agile (to Mr.Stoutman, after ahm‘d run for a horse car)â€"â€"Hello, 01d boy,I thought you were too lazy to rqn like jg)mt._ _ _ A Fact Worth Remembering. Mr. Jasx. Binnie, of Toronto, states that his little baby when three momhs old was so bad with summer compmint that under doctor’s treatment her life was despaired of. Four doses of Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry cured her. She is now fat and hearty. n'Ir."S/t6ugi'nximi17(iitiquidiy)4Ensi1y explained, my dear .boy,1uzinoss runs in our fmuily.â€"De- trait; Free Press. AT THE Zooâ€"Maud (before the laughing hyena’s cumâ€"“HOW mean! here We’ve been twenty minutes and the hvenn. has’b laughed once 1" Ellaâ€"“strange, and he’s been eyeing your new spring hut, too !"-'1‘it-Bits. A Distressing Disease. “I wish to give my l_eslimony in favor of Burdock Blood Bilters. I had been troubled wilh Erysipelus and was innoâ€" duced to try this vaiuuble medicine. 1 have used three bottles and am now we” as ever.” Mrs. L. Finch, Clear Creek. Ont. marvels of invention. Those who are in need of profitable work lhut‘clm be Home while living at: home should at once send their address: to liullutt & 00.. Portland. M inc, mnl receive free mil iuinrfnmion huw elth ox, SEA. WONDERS exist in thousands of forms, but are surpassed by the of all urges, cun earn from :‘50 to 1w1' ( I um! upwards Whemvcr they live. You urn turtmt free. Capital not required. Some have made. over $.50 ill a aingle why at this Work All succeed. U oxiencd. as IL Temperance House. Good ac- commodation for the travelling public. Choice temperance drinks. Bast brands of Cigars. Com- modious rooms for travellers. GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL (“Anna/i nu u VT‘mnnmr-nnnn Hrmqn ( 091d, Silver, Bronze, Cépper. Only 7') Can’v Richmond Hill. For Gilding or Bro‘nziné‘ Fancy Articles, USE ofull Dye \Varramul m 1!): the mod gum: , and give 114:: best Calura. Um.- m cent Innings, cohu-s on: to {our pounds of l>rcs~ Goods, ($32"ch llngs‘, Yarns. cm. Unequzxilud for Feathers, RILDOUS, :AnJ. all lluncy Dyeing. Any one can use thcm. Ask drugz'wsl ior Louk und‘Samplc @1141, ex write WELLS, RICHAEDSON & 60., nmvnum 4' \' \.qu PUREST: STRONGEST and FASTEST a mo «J [01. to M. DIAMOND PAINTS. a delicious dish of' Ice Cream. AT KIRKBY’S J mm 2151;. A Blighted Being. {Him PM!” NOTICE. You can get BREAD made of this Yond took 132 F‘ L "" (:5 at Onturic ‘h‘nll Show ' TRY-"IT PRICE 5“" fijmt 4t surpasses any you: n L'fl by tlwm. make the 1‘ find, whitest, ,ost hrsad, rolls, buns and Hunt; cakes. u in nearly every town-i» 11:1 are using; it. AJ~ RUPERT, 1: s have written ’m‘pnsscs any yeast Proprietor This Incomparable Medicine has secuh ed for itself an ixupm‘ishzlblo fun-<9 throughout the World fur the alleviation; and cure of most. diseases $0 ' which humanity is heir. The PMS purify,1'ngu1ato mud imprnyc Um quality of B 00d. ’l‘hvy 1L“ 155 the Qigwmm uzgzms, clmns tho STOMACEI AND 'BOWELS, increase the sncrctory powers of the Liver, brth the nervous system, and throw int-o the cireuln- tinn tlm purest Elements for sustaining 0.]ng wpairiug Lhu frame. Thnuszmds 01' persnns have tvslifiofl flvt hv thuix use Mum) Hwy Inn-e [men restorté In health and F’I‘PHLVHI. ilh"!' (*vvry cLh. r means had vovnr‘ unsuccessful. Worth their 'H'eigh: in Gold 3 will bu found invaluable in m‘m‘y Household the aura of Open 5011* Hum} THIRD”. Coughs, Sore Throats, Bronchitis, and all disortr ore of 1:179 Throat and (moss, us also Gout, Rhav nmtism. Scrotum and other kind uf skin disease The thment M anuthcl'ured only at Profess~ or Hollowav’s Estubhshmem, 533. 0):me STREET LONDON. BAD LEGS.ULD WOUNDE. CULDb. and sold at ls. 71:111., 25. 941., (ML, 113., 21!,uud 335 (3:1.011130}; and VOL, a Ct in Canada ILL 312 com»; QOcmlts,u,1:d 150 cents, and Lin: In, 30 Sizes in proworbiun. CAUTIONâ€"1 have no Agent in $1.6 United States, nor are my Medzcinpa and there. Purchasers sh.,.uld therefore 10( k to the label on the Pots and Boxes. Ifthe address is 1105533, Oxford Street, Londm. they are spurious. 33 Oxford. street, Lonaorn‘ The Trade Marks of my amid 1*.{ndicjnas mi; is‘cred 111 Ottawa and also [at Vzmhinrvtov. g “ ' \ THOMAS noflLown \n n,,4-__,: kLu ,L 1» '3: 0 HA5; revolutionized the * ‘ wm‘ld during (7h) last: half century. Not lemt among the wonders of in IN ' i ' 3 a" wm‘ld during (7h) lush ' E ' ' hulfcoutury. Not lemt 1 among the wonders of in ventive progress is n, method and system of Work that; can be performed 0.11 over the country without: sepnrutinsz the Wurkera from their homes. l’uy libel-u]; (my one can do the work. Either sex ; young or old; no special ability re- quired. lupitul not 11ccded;you are started. Ireo. Cut this out and return tic-m we xynl send you free somethingr of great value angi 1m- portnnce to you, that will start: you in husmess, which will bring you in more money right away than anything else in the world. Grde outfit free. Address, True 6: 00., Augustu,1‘.lmue. Caveats, Rea-issues and Trm'le- Marks secured, and all other patent. causes in the Patent Office and before the Uourls promptly and carefully cut- tendo/l to. Ubbh irre‘ceipt oimodol pr sketch of invention, I make careful qxumiuubmn, and advise as to putantability FREE OF THARGH. FEES MODERATE, and I mute NO CHARGE UN" LESS PATENT IS macmu-m. Inform ntiogx, advice and spocml refm‘oncos sent on :Lpplicauon. 1 R' \VARD‘ED are those who read this and then act; theywill find. honorable employment thaw Will not: take them from their homes mnl hmilies. Tho profits are large and sure to every industrious person, umny have made and are now making several hundred dollars per month. It is umsy for anyone to make $5 and upwards per day, who is willing to work. Either sex, youngr or old ; cnpitul not needed : we start you ; evervthiug new. No special nbjh’ty re- quired ; you, reader, can do it as w: ll as any one 0130. Write to us at once 'Ior full partivulnrs which we mail free. Address Stinsm: & 00., Portland, Mum. Oppzsdfié ‘Uiâ€"S.’1’-zutelit‘0flicé mm UNION magma qc.,_mermmons, HTTEE “$53523 I PILLS, NO GRIPI‘NG. Great Spring Medicine. AS A LAXATIVE‘, It acts mildly, but surely, on the Bowels. ' ' AS A DIURETIG, I; Regulates the Kid‘ ncys and Cures their Disc} es. ‘ Recommended. by professional and bminessmen. Price $1.00. "Sphi by. druggislts. Semi for circulars. WELLS, RICHARDSON & 00., Proprietors, and Quiets the chveé. AS AN ALTERAYIVE, ItPurifles and Enri‘bhcs the Blood. J.figqujlfiytlfigleshington, D.C AS A' NERVE TONIC, Ic'sfiemhem "I (Lu-AL- nu ‘v BREE Nervous Prostration,Nenmus Hgadn m ache‘Nem‘algia, NervousWeal-mess, h Stomach and Liver Diseases, and all affections of the Kidneys. For The Ner§ous The Debilitatedi. W The Aged Sold everywhere ; price .4 contn (very small and easy to take.) MT RYM DIE. II()DL7 ICR'S TO FIRST APPLYING. WHILE THE‘.’ LAST \Vc. will send by mail an ap- pmprlntc gift to each manlen, ( wife, mother or cookâ€"one ta 3:1 fumilyâ€"«who will try the Enganmszn‘g BAKING Puwnm Price, 75 c. (with Pills $1.) Wame’s aim Montreal,I P. Q. TORONTO, CA7 "or by yn' (TUTTRUE'HLL & 00-.TORONTQ Cut the red circle from the label and send it in a letter stating: 110 t opinion aim: ' ' " N15, 100r25 fire the gift, Any gfmcer or Stnl‘ékccpct knn'ws whch ingot it if asked pund 1‘ U 11‘fo 181 Jan. 5th and all Impurities of 0110 Blood from what. ever cause arisng Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Kidney Troubles, Rheumatism, Skin Diseases CURES NO NAUSEA.