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HOME. Wm. Keand, a silver placer, has been arrested in Toronto on a. charge of counter- feiting. Fiv; men were instantly killed by a. cave- in at the \Vilbur in n mine at Lavaut, North Lanark. The old settlers of Mflnitoba. have for- warded to Ottawa. a. petition forty'uine fed; long regarding the settlement of land claims. Proceedings have been instituted to un» seat five of the alderman of St. Catharines on the ground of insufficient property quali- fication. A special from London says the Imperial Hoverumeut has sent to Canada. an officer and a veterinary surgeon to purchase horses for the English army. ‘Fire earlg! the other morning in Port Ar- thur destroyed five huge stores a-nd two hotels, causing a total loss of about $26,000, only partly covered by insurance. Official information has been received by the Dominion Government that the British authorities have discarded the Lee-Burton rifle, lately adopted for use in the British army. The commemorative diplomas of the Colt» nial Exhibition are being mailed to Canaâ€" dian exhibitors by the clerks in the Depart- ment of Agriculture as rapidly as possible. After thirty-one years of existence, the London Crystal Palace has proved a. financial failure, and will soon be torn down and the land upon which it is situated will be sold for building lots. ' At the last meeting of the Toronto Coun- cil Aid. Fleming's motion to reduce the number of liquor licenses from 217 to 150 and of shop licenses from 64 to 40 was car« ried by a. vote of 19 to 17. The Dominion Government have deci€ed to grant the McDougall orphanage a. site at Morley, N‘ \V. T., for the erection of an in- dustrial farm for teaching farming and other useful employments to Indian children. A new hospital for the treatment of pa.- tieuts suffering from infectious diseases has been erected in Montreal. The building, which contains chcmnmodation £01 124 pa.- tients, will cost 5,526,000 When finished. It is believed in official circles in Ottawa. that a. mixed commission similar to the one which sat in Halifax in 1872 will be agreed upon for the settlement of the fishery ques~ tion and other matters arising out of the dispute. It is stated that three of the fastest steam- ships of the Cunard line have been pur. chased by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for the proposed service between British Columbia and Australian, and that the vessels will be placed on the route in the spring. The Dominion Government has called in tenders for steamships capable of maintain- ing a fortnightly service with the Britiah West Indies, with a View of promoting on trade relations with the colony. A fast line of steamers will be selected and liberally subsidized. A crowd of well-dressed rowllies made a brutal attack in the city of Quebec the other afternoon on some female members of the Salvation Army, pelting them with frozen ice and snow‘ One young woman was knocked down, and but for the arrival of the police would probably have been killed. The other evening there was trouble at the York street, Hamilton, toll gate, a num- ber of farmers and others who do not like to pay toll there wrecking the gate, and smashing a. part of the gatekeeper’s house. The crowd was dispersed by the police, and a. number of criminal prosecutions will fol- low. Isabella V. Crawford, a Canadian author- ess, died in Toronto the other night. De- ceased was one of the best known of (Jane,- dian writers, and furnished many stories for Frank Leslie’s publications. Not; long ago she published a. book of poems, which was highly spoken of by the Canadian and Eng- lish press. Her father was the late Dr. Stephen Crawford, of l’eterboro'. The complimentary banquet tendered by the Toronto Board of Trade to Mr. H. W. Darling, the retiring president, in the Ros- sin house, was attended by over two hundred gentlemen. Mr. Darling Was presented with ,,:L_ \J_. LN] geublulllCll. L‘LL. UWLAAALB VI \uu erhpw ___ a solid silver epergue, suitably inscribed, accompanied by an address. The speech of Mr. Erastus \Vimun, of New York, in re plying to the toast of “ Interimtion a1 Rela- tions,” was of great interest. LieuVUolonel MzLeKeand, of the firm of Turner, MaeKeandgilL (10., wholesale grocers, and who commanded the 90th Rifles of \Vin- nipeg, died suddenly last Sunday morning of hemorrhage of the lungs. He led his regiment into the battles of Fish Creek and Battoehe during the late Riel rebellion, and was particularly noted fer his bravery dun ing these actions. His sudden demise has cast a. great gloom over the city. He was 38 years of age, and leaves a wife and three children to mourn his loss. The Department of Agriculture at Ottawa has just received from the Imperial Govern ment the commemorative diplomas and medals to be awarded to every exhibitor at the late Colonial and Indian Exhibition. The number of each received is nearly three thousand. The medals are about double the size of an ordinary penny. On the ob- verse side is a profile portrait of the Prince of Wales, while on the reverse are the words “ Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1885," surouuded by a cluster of oak leaves. The diplomas are large sized and of exquisite design and finish, being artistically colored. AMERICAN. The gaol of Murfreesboro, Ten, has been burned. Three men confined in it perished in the flames. THE WEEK'S NEWS. The Chicago Coal Exchange has resolved to &dvance the wholesale price of anthracite coal fifty cents. The tgtal loss of life by the Vermont Cen- tral railway disaster at White River is esti- mated at 37. All the injured are doing well. Spear D. Hollingsworth, ex-tx‘eusurer of Knox Ill. , county, was on Saturday sentenced ‘u’o shree years’ imprisonment for embezzling Au amendment to the State constitution, prohibiting the manufacture and sale of in- toxicating liquors in Tennessee, will be sub- $80,000. It) is reported that a fanner in Madison County, Kentucky, has successfully trained wven large African monkeys to do the work formerly done by negroes in this hemp fields. mitted to the vote of the people on the last Thursday in September. It is' positively stated that the famous San Joaquin ranch at Santa Ana, Cal. con- taining 400,000 acres, has been sold for $1,250,000 to a syndicate representing the Southern Pacific Railway. The officials of the Northern Pacific Rail‘ wny are having built an experimental iron cur intended to supply hea‘, light and pure water to passenger trains. the car is to im- mediately follow the engine. \V. \Vadsworth, a politician, who vic- timized numbers of Brooklyn citizens of $30,000, and was arrested at Niagara Falls when about to cross to Canada. has been taken back to Brooklyn. He is also charged with forgery. There is a flood in Indiana caused by the rivers St. Joseph, St. Mary and Maumee overflowing their banks. Fort \Vayne is entirely cut offfrom communication by wug< gnu road and the water is even with the ties of the Lake Shore & Muncie Ry., threatenâ€" ing wholesale destruction of bridges. FOREIGN. France is purchasing horses and sheep in large numbers abroad. Ijord Onslow has been appointed Under Secretary to the Colonies. The stieamer Great Eastern was sold re- cently, at. Liverpool, for $130,000. The French Minister to Morocco has been summoned to return to Paris. The Queen will open the People’s Palace in the East End of London next May. An international exhibition will be opened in Barcelona, the first held in Spain, on September 15th. six natives of the Friendly Islands who were implicated in the assault on Missionary Baker have been executed. A Nihilist conspiracy was discovered last week in St. l’etersburg, which extends through the Whole of Russia. The withdrawal of the annual subvention of the British Government to Egypt hm not been formally decided upon. Exâ€"Empress Eugenie has asked leave of the Syndic to attend Wounded Italian sol- diers returning from Egypt. Archbishop Croke advocates the nonpay- ment of taxes, with which, he says, the Gov- ernment buys police bludgeona. The Britiéh éroops in India will be armed with repeating rifles and the Martini rifles will be transferred to the Sepoys. The Imperial Government has arranged to construct an important railway in India, also one connecting India, and Mandalay. It is stated that Germany will shortly deâ€" mand that France pledge herself to remain neutral in the event of war in Eastern Eu- rope. . .q n - r ‘7 , The guard of the mail car going from Vor- onej to Taganrog, in Southern Russia, was recently killed and 20,000 roubles stolen from the mail. In the British Foreign Office it is believed that Russia contemplates striking at both Afghanistan and Hong Kong, in the spring, as well as at Bulgaria. A Russian lady, said to be the divorced wife of a consular official at Philadelphia, has committed suicide at Wiesbaden by shooting herself in a. cab. A panic has been caused in financial and military circles at Cairo by the withdrawal of the annual Subvention of $1,200,000 for expenses of the Egyptian army. Twenty-five thousand of the 75,000 pri- soners at present in the different gonls throughout India, were released the other day to commemorate the Queen’s Jubilee. The Belgian Minister of Finance pro- poses raising a. loan to be used in construct- ing railways in the Congo Free State, and to make up the deficit in the lost Congo'bud- et. g A project is now on foot in London to send 5000 Jewish colonists to Mexico to be distributed among the agricultural districts. The proposed colonists are victims of Rus- sian persecution. Advices from Mandalay Bay the rebel leader, Thambou, of \Voontho, refuses to surrender and is destroying village whose inhabitants are suspected of inclining to- wards the British. It is positively asserted in London that the new proposals mode by Sir Henry Drum- mond Wolff to the Sultan) do not involve the neutralization of Egypt, which would be very unpopular in England. It is understood that the Marquis Tseng’s recent visit to Berlin resulted in the con- chlaion of a secret treaty between Gcrnmny and China, which wiil lead to large business between German contractors and the Chinese Government. The paupers in New Ross, Ireland, work~ house recently broke into the council chum- lmr of the Poor Law Gardians and pelted the guardians with various missiles, and are now holding the \vorkhouse against the authorities. It is semioffieially stated that Russia, in the event of a. war between Germany and France, would aid France, at least to the extent of adopting such an attitude as would prevent Germany sending the whole of her army west of the Rhine. The largest gun yet made has been tested at \Voolwich Arsenal. It is a Ill-tanner, is 44 feet. long, takes a. maximum charge of 900 pounds of powder, and its projectile weighs 1,800 pounds. It is for the new Briâ€" tish iron-clad Benbow. The, Sultan of Zanzibar has refused to surrender the territory claimed by Portugal, which is recognized in the Anglo-German agreement with the Sultan as belonging to Zanzibar. Portugal is threatening to harm hard the town of Tungi in consequence. The Italian-Abyssinian War promises to be prolonged. The situation is unchanged, ex- cept than; a a. portion of the Abyssinian army has just inflicted a. crushing defeat upon the Sundanese, and will now be able to eo-oper- ate in the attack upon the Italians. Prince Louis Napoleon, second son of Jerome, has asked permission to accompzmy the Italian corps to Massowah. a“- "O‘.M&m\-fi-~i Let The World Know It. You can pure-hash a bottle of l’olson’s Nerviline, the greatest pain remedy in the world. Nerviliue cures headachr, nuumlgia, toothache, 13mins in the side or back, rheum- atism, &c. As an interiml remedy, Nervi- line is prompt, effective and pleasant to take. Nerviliuc has no equal as a painrsub- duing remedy, and a. test bottle costs only 10 cents. Cull on your druggisb and invest, 10 cents. Nerviliue, Nerviline, nerve pain cure. A Horse Deal in Persia. Having occasion to buy a horse when in Shiraz some few days ago I sent for Zerin- gee, the dealer, who intormed me that he had a. Turcoman that answered the descrip- tion I gave him and which he swore by the heard of the prophet he had bought; for £50. The animal was brought around, and, prov- ing satisfactory, I offered him £10 at which he mounted and rode off in high dudgeon. I turned in knowing that I should see the horse buck in the morning, and sure enough at an early hour my iervunt informed me the horse dealer wished to see me. I went out to him and with many protestations of respect and regard he confidentially inur- mured that the horse having evidently been pro-destined for me he would not stand be- ‘ Lweon me and Providence, but would sacri- fice £5 for my sake, thut I might have the horse for £45. This I told him was ridiculous, but as I thought on consideration my first offer, was perhaps a. little too low for such a, good horse now ofered him £15 which he refused de claring that his dead father would return from his grave if he sold the horse at such it less. For two days I saw no more 01 Zerin- gee,.on the third day he came again and say ing he was greatly pressed for cash or no- thing would persuade him to do such a thing he would sell the horse at the very lowest possible price he could ever be in- duced to take, viz, £253, but that 1 must throw in a present of ten shillings. At this I pretended to be very angry and fired him out, declaring that I would not buy the horse at any price. But privately telling my servant to buy him for £20, this had the desired effect, and the next morning the horse was mine for £20 and a present of five shillings. ‘ -n A curious custom in vogue here is the sys- tem of Dah th, otherwise one in ten, or ten per cent. This a Persian servant always deducts as his right from any cash given him to spend for his master, end thus a Per- sian servant’s wages, nominally $5 or less per month, often reach quite a. respectable figure. A n . n 1 n , 1”.” DThe Persians tell a story that the devil one day, having occasion to visit an Arme- nian bazaar, was so struck with the adroit knavery going on that he entered one of the shops and sat down, the better to observe things. On reaching the door when leaving, he looked for his slippers which he had left outside according to custom, and finding them minus fore swore all dealing with Ar- menians in future. It was in a somewhat similar state of mind I found myself this morning. I had ridden some ten miles out to a village and feeling fatigued gave my horse to a native whilst I entered a garden for half an hour‘s rest. On remounting I ‘noticed the animalâ€"which had been shod the previous dayâ€"was going a little lame, but thought this was caused by the stony character of the road. On reaching home I examined his feet, when 10 2 amiracle. The new shoes had changed into old and broken onesâ€"Detroit Free Press. YOUNG HEN sufienug from the effects of early evil habits, the result of ignorance and folly, who find themselves weak, nervous and exhausted ; also MID- DLE-AGED and OLD MEN who are broken down from the effects of abuse or over-work, and in advanced life feel the consequencea of youthfulexcess, send for and READ M. V. Lubon’s Treatise on Disemses of Men. The hook will he sent sealed to any address on receipt of two 30. stamps. Address M. V. LUBUN, 47 Wellingv ton St, E. Toronto Ont Grape and crepe lisse fans, bordered with lace and Spangled with silver and gold, are very pretty and effective. Whenever your Stomach or Bowels get: out of or- der, causing Biliousnese, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, and their attendant evils, take at, once a. dose of Dr. Carson’s Stomach Bitters. Best family medicine. All Druggists, 50 cents. Bonnets of white, pale pink, mauve and white plush are worn in the evening at theatres and the opera. Heart Disease. The symptoma of which are “ Faint spells, purple lips, numbness, palpitation, rklp beats, hot flashes, rush of blood to the head, dull pain in the heart with beats, among, myâ€" pid and irregular. The second heart beat quicker than the first, pnin about the breast bone, 850.” Can be cured "in many of the first stages.” Send 60 in stamps for pamph- let and full particulars. Address M. V. LUBON, 47 Wellington St. East, Toronto, Canada. Evening coifiuers are ornamented with pompous of feathers, flowers and beads, lace and ribbon. Hay Fever. Suflerers are not generally aware that these diseases are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eusmuhinn tubes. Microscopic research, however, has proved this to be a fact, and the result is that a simple remedy has been formulated whereby catnrrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever are cured in from one to three simple applicatione made at home. A pamphlet explaining this new treatment is sent tree on receipt of stamp by A. H. Dixon 8: Son, 308 King Street West Toronto. Canada. Round yokcs and long sleeves are theor- (liurary rule for babies’ frocks on all 000;;â€" sions. People who are subject to bad breath, {on} coated tongue, or any disorder of the Stomach, can at once be relieved by using Dr. Carson‘s Stomach Bitters, the old and cried remedy. Ask your Drugglst. SHEETS 0F 6 a: 100. MUSIC; ‘3U,UOO ) P1ayi3,’ Brass Inst/s, ‘Violins,’ ‘Flutes,’ ‘Fifes,’ and Musical Inst. Trimmings, at reduced prices. R. B. BUTLAND, 37 King St. W., Toronto. Datarrh, Gagarrlgal Deafness and _ ORFOLK co 331‘qu ACRES, CLAY LOADL For saleâ€"‘ one mile south of Simcoe ; about 2U acres wood ; livingNSDpiu ‘ no 1101150), barn 30 x 50. A»; COMPOSITION GOLD. Antique Bronw, 2 Natural Wood, and other Picture and Room Mouldings, Frames, Etc. Paintings, l£n< gmvings, Etuhings, Artotypes, Artista‘ Material Mirrors, etc. Wholesale and Kenn]. Trade CM- aloguc. MATTHEWS nuns. & (10., Term-m. C'cpitnl, £200,000. Dominion Government. Deposit, £55,000. Head Office: 72 King St‘ East, Toronto. Gentlemen of influence wanted in unrepresented districts. A. '1‘. MCCORI'), Are fullltlllfl for their style, convenience, durabilty, and (-heapues.‘ Buy no other until you see them. All the leading Cm ' Builders sell mom. _ . -_ ,‘ â€"-nnn|l-I-n W35}? T‘ 15? “ifii'i‘véfi, ' TOR a N To. >HE LONDON GUARANTEE AND ABUIDENT 00. (LB), BF LONDON, ENC. Residen-f yecfetary for! the Dominion ; bpuug , \uu nvunch um” uv - GEO. STANTON, Simcoe, Ont A. 321. 5 PERGENT: flurbhaserl crs,1()kiml<; Mungler', 3 kinds. (Thm'm-gljzu‘m t Sweep- er», MUM; K'hnppcrs, THH'kH. and (minor mntlrieq. lllwlm'nx IVIH'STRIAL Worms (10., Hamilton, Canada. Send for articles wanted, or Illustrated (‘nnflngnu so «(MD on Hurtqnge 'L‘rxmmuw partir'ulam apply $1: V-RA'I'TY, "- WWK‘ HLmzwmr'u R: Hm? T’T‘ 'A7 77 I WASMQGFMEHIfiESfi VlJIilj'H Bun-mums College. Hurllm. 01.1.. [fitfigml the Third Year Sept. 13c, lqu inn: ahead) ruomved patranrzuc from TEN s'l'A'rHA AND l'ROVL‘VOM Young men and buys thmmlghly prepared for busi ness ‘mmuim. Urmwutaa eminently suuoeaeful r(poem courser in Shorthund, French and German; Ladies Mllli‘rtfld. For terms, eta, address 11. MACCORMICK, Principal. iELUSTRATED cmchAgg‘, sage, ‘(ANAHIAN llUSINE‘s’S UNIVERSITY :md Short- (J hand Kurtitutc, Public [library Builrlii‘g, T0- ronto. bpecinlties : Book-keeping, Penmanship, shorthand, T3 pewriting, etc. Write for particulars. Tuouu Ihmuoueu, Official Reporter York Co. Courts, President. Cumulus [1. Duncan, Sec’v and Manager. New Shipment from Englde Ex Steamrzhlp ” Nm wegian." Lowth prices to the trade. We. are salt agents in mela for lchridv‘s Celebrated sheep Casings. Write for ouotatitm» .1 ES PARK £1 30". Toronto. ‘a Huhhniwâ€" -u _., v All classes of fine work. Mfrs. ogfirinters’ Leads. Slugs and Metal Furniture. Send for prices. FRESH, AND SURE '1 to {ampâ€"Of all the Choiccst Flowers. 0 Select stock of Fruit Tree-g Grapevines, Spruce Hedge Plants, Ornamental Trees, (Ihoivefit New Rows, Bull’s, Decorative I’lmxm, und English Holly. Cul‘, Flowcrs, Wudding Bouquets. of superior H. Sllfllll, Nli‘fi§‘étfiv‘llzlil,”ffififiito. I have a punitive remedy for thu abovedlauase ; in its nus thousands ofcusms of the worst kind nut oflnug ataudlng have been cured. Indeed, so strong is my (him in in efficacy, that X wi'l nond TWO BOTTLES FREE, together with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to nny Juflerer. Give exprvu and P. 0‘ address. 7 DR. '1‘ SLOCUM,_ Branch oméé". éfiaaiga St, Toronto Am; [\‘1‘ FARMERS. buALL FARM hum, MIC- 71 Cl’IANICS, and business men 01' capitalin'u. :11] who wish to make a Change for health or prmif, can get valuable information FREE, by sending your ad» a dress on postal card to MEREEW BRITMW {2%} FINEST $§LVÂ¥ER~PLATEE§ WARE“ Artistic ficsigns, combined wiw mxequalled Durability anal Finish. ZEIAMILTON. OICJ'TAEICL. SPRING PRESS BOX, WHITE OAK POSTS, AND IRON BRACES. 1mm 19, 188..â€"7F‘0r two years mx uiie’s health was run down. She vs. greatly emaciated and too weak to uo anything for herself: She was given up ‘xy five doctors, they all passed the rpinion that; she could not live. She mnmenced using Dr. Jug’s Medicine in chmhm‘, 1884. and alter taking six JOttlEB she was no much improved that she could look after lnerhou-whold duties. ' I. M. lionmcx. Engineer. C. P. 1%., West Toronto. SAUSAGE BASINGS. ., TORONTO. 23 ADELAIDE ST.» RENN l E'sâ€"STED'S'A’ R'E'T'H E'B E 31: Illustrated Catalogue for 1881 Containing description and prices of the choicest new mm GARDEN SEEDS Mailed free. Every Farmer and Gardener shogfld have a copy before ordering seeds for the couung season. Handsomest catalogue published inCanada )00 of our Machines now in use, and no complaints. Prices and Terms to suit buyers. Semi for circular. 5 - . , L“ i . n x conm.1,_siun ; K. I! ThMPLE, 25$ TorOMO Mr? HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, ONT. I which»; we third Quinquennia] Period. It is expected there will be a flll'plus at Derember 31817, 1885, being $282,190. as now own $2,800,000. Policies in tone over $14,000,000, c after two years, and after three years indefensible. returnm in the 3’0 so «(MD on Hurtqnge Truutfmms. Fm partir'ulam apply $1» Hm-r'r‘r, CHAD “NHL PéLAnzwv-mu R: HAW? "Vt-rank!) MANUFACTURE 0N L‘n‘ â€"â€"-WITH ALL THEâ€" LATESI‘I‘ IMPROVEMENTS. THE E. & G. GURNEY 80., TURONTU. J. M. lllflfleS‘ 96 King :s'l. “'3 'utinn hm Mun fifteen years in operation, during which time $915,000 has been MONEVVINTEHEST 31mm” GUARANTEE CAPITAL, I,OO0,000. FRESH, AND SURE 2 Guru; (,lothe ‘ Tux-0111’ o. l For freight, passage, or other iniormatlonggly to l A. Schumacher a (10., Baltimore; 8. Cuna 00., i Halifax; Shea 65530.. St. John’s, N.F. ; Wm. Th1 mp- } son a 00., St. ‘dohn, N.B.; Allan & (10., Chicag0| Love It Alden, New York; H. Bourlier, Toronto] Allans, Raa &Co., Quebec; Wm. Brookie, Philadel- phia; H. A. Allen. Portland Boston Montreal. Sailing during motor from Portland every Thun- day and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and In summer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool. calling at Londonrlerry to [and mails and passengers for Scotland and Ireland; aluo from Baltimore, Vin Halimx and Sty. John’s, N.F., to Liverpool fortnightly during summer months. The steamers of the Glu- uow linen sail during winter to and from Halimx, Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sum- mer between Glasgow Mid Mont-real weekly; Glasgow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philwdelphll , tozynigwy;. M in _ -nuA.‘ m..an «- The Snow Dnll bakmg Fuwuu u“. platinum: om Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships Armstrong’s Buggy 85 Carriage Gears Has many advantages over any other side-spring gear, and will undoubtedly be a great favorite. Th. bent tempered steel plate perches allow the body to set very low. IT TURNS SHORT, rides very essy, and has no SWINGING or UNDUE MOTION. Sult- nble for straight or phaeton bodies. PRICES RIGHT. Send {or our descriptive circular. J. B. ARMBTIHDNG M‘F'G (10. "41.). GIIELPII. anadn THE BOSS SIDE SPRING GEAR BABY’S B I RfljflDNAX-L CANADA PERMAN ENT LOAN & SAVINGS COMPANY. liulhscrlbcd (‘a pita], - - $3,500,000 l'uld-up Capital, - - - 2,300,000 Rvnerve Fund, - - - - 1,130,000 Total Assets, - - 9,301,615 OFFICE : Company’s Buildings. Toronto Sb, Toronto. SAVINGS BANK BRANCH. Sums 0184 and upwards received at Current rate of interest, pmd or compounded half-yearly. DEBENTU RES. Money reeeived on deposit for a fixed term of years for which Debentures are issued, with half-yearly in- terest coupons attached. Executors and Trustees an authorized by law to invest. in the Debentures of thin Complmy. The Capital and Assam of the Company being pledged for money thus ‘ -ei\ ed, depositors an at all timer; assured of pcrieg mk‘ Advances madaroih‘lleal Estate", at current rates, and on favorable mnditions as to re-puyment. Mon- Lfagas and Municipal Debentures purchased. (‘onaumers will find it to their advantage to It“ th- ‘rms- !” our make of Files and Ramps, lie-Cutting n Bpecmlty. Send m: price list and terms. WIIenI any cure I do not mean merely to stop them for ‘ (hue and then have them return again. I menu a rsdlul cure. I have made the dlacaie OIFITS,EPXLEP8Y orFALb [2'0 SICKNESS». Ufa-long study. I wnrranl my remedy '0 cure the worst cases. Because others have failed I: nu reason for not now recelvlng a cure. Send At once {or I Ire-nae and n Free Bonle o! my infallible remedy. Gin Express and Post omca. It cost. you nothing for I» trial, nd 1 wlllcurelon. 302T, Eiafibfi 0m, 37 WEE Sti,’Tdrunto. EWRE FITS! Hamilton. - Ontario. R. SPENGE 00., ABSOLUTELY PURE W“ FROMSELECTFRUIT- sou) EVERYWHERE J. HERBERT DIASflN. Managing Director :n. A Beautiful Imported Birthday Card sent 591 to any baby whose mother will Bend us th. L ' names of ter or more other babies. and their pmenm' addresses Also a handsome Dis- mond Dye Sample Card to the mother and much valuable information. Wells. Richardson a; 00.. Montreal. Drum? FINE GOLD [mum TRUE FRUITS DALLEYS INCORPORATED, A.D. 1865. FINE GOLD EXTRACTS. A HOME COMPANY.