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The Cork Grand Jury yesterday adopted a resolution calling the attention of the Gov- ernment to the impending ruin of the land- It is reported that Tippoo Tip has sent a number of men to Stanley’s camp at Aru- wimi to take reserve stores and munitions to Wadelai. And now what a relic that old iron army bedstead, on which W'illiam slept: in life and raposed in death, will be to the German peo- ple. News has been received indicating that Stanley’s expedition is safe. The Vatican is said: to have abandoned the idea of appointing a. Papal N uncio to the United States. The profit-sharing system appears to be growing in favonr in the United States. A leading firm of New York Clothiers gave a. dinner to their 250 employees the other day, and wound up thejproceedings by declaring a dividend of 3% per cent. of the firm's pro- fits for distribution among the employeg ac. cording to the wages earned by each. Other prominent establishments in the country are working on the same plan, among them large houses in Philadelphia, Providence, Cincinnati, Sc. Louis, Pittsburg and about a. dozen other places. No case has yet been reported of a. firm becoming dissatisfied with the system and abandoning it. What looked like the largest, straightest, soundest and longestwalnut log ever floated down the Cumberland reached Nashville the other day. it belonged to a. green looking countryman who gave good reasons why he must sell it immediately. It was such a fine 10:: that, despite the owners anxiety to sell, it fetched almost its apparent value. In due course of timeit was taken out of the water and proved to be asycamore log, with walnut bark tacked all over it in the most artistic manner. The green countryman has not been seen since. How many more presidents of companies and bank cashiers have been speculating with other people’s money, and l1ko many more bank directors are in imbecile silence lenting the perfidy go on, the great and D1- tient God only knows! My opinion is that we have got new the bottom. The wind has been pricked from the great bubble oi American speculation.â€"Talmage. A pleasant-looking and smooth-tongued stranger came to East, Baltimore, looked at the saw mill that was unused and in litiga~ tion, had the machinery removed to a. junk shop and sold for $700, invited the draymen to dine with him, and left without paying for the dinner or dray. At Birmingham, Ala, an Italian fruitâ€" dealer placed $400 in bills in a. cigar box and put uhe box in a stove while he Waited on some customer. Eorgetting the money he ordered an assistant to build a fire in the stove, whichiwas done, and the money was burned to ashes. The mushrooms of California. grow worthy of that remarkable State. One was recent- ly cooked at Santa. Barbara. that measured eight inches in diameter. It was said to be delicious. New York overdid the building of great and costly flats, therefore the Osborne, Sev- enth avenue and Fifty-seventh street, sold Tuesday for $200,000 less than it cost, the selling price being $1,009.252. The public library of San Francisco has among its books one containing the Lord’s prayer, in 814 different dialects. It; was com- piled by A. Amer, and published in Vienna in 1844. Mr. Cleveland was, four years ago, in the hands of his friends. He was elected. Now he finds himself like many other American citizens in the hands of his wife. ‘ One good effect of the blizzard in New York was that; the English sparrows were killed in great: numbers. Unhappily in Boston they came out of the storm as lively as ever. A South Carolina Widow has been lending money at forty~seveu per cent. interest. in which two young ladies were sawing wood into stove lengths. In another corner were two men making a patchwork quilt. All for a. single admission. Tickets ten cents. A Kingston young man, who had gone off his sleep, asked his druzgist for a. dose of leudanum. The wily man mixed him a dose of sugar and water, duly labelling the bottle “ laudanum.” The youth took half the bottleful, and so powerful were the eflects of imagination that he passed into a deep sleep, from which he was rudely awakened by a. doctor with a stomach pump, who had been summoned by excited friends to rescue the rash man from the results of his folly. UNITED STATES. The storm in New York has delayed the interment of some 800 bodies. Vice-Consul Schwob’s action in flying the French flag at half-mast over the consulate in Montreal, in respect to the memory of the late Kaiser, has been cordially approved by his cfliciul superior, M. Dubai], French Cou- sul-General, whoghas just returned'to Mont- real from France. A tea-meeting in New Brunswick had some unusual features. In one corner of the church an enclosure was prepared, with- On representations being made yesterday to Sir Adolphe Caron as so the danger at- tending rifle p1 notice at the Toronto Gnn‘ison butts, he said that it was the duty of the Militia. Department to take steps to ensure the safety of the public. ‘ '7 ‘~ CANADIAN. / Two hr red and fifty immflgmnts arrivr led in Winnipeg last week. A contract for a. large shipment of cotton to China. has been made by the Kingston Cotton Company. A man named Lavitt beat his wife in broad daylight; the other day on Peterboro’ market square in the presence of scores of people. Mr. Jennings, for the Canadian P¢citi:, and Mr. VVragge, for the Grand Trunk. yes- terday said there would be a. conference on the subject of a central station for Toronto, and it was highly probable an agreement would he arrived at. Mr. \Villiam Shannon, deputy post-master at Kingston, was suspended on Saturday on the charge of stealing money from unregis- tered letters. Nine thousand acres of land near New- dale, Manitoba, have been bought; by two Englishmen, who intend going into farming operations on an extensive scale. THE WEEK’S NEWS. FOREIGN. mp, who had ends to rescue of his folly. s delayed the been lending interest. rs ago, in the elected. Now oer American : ward in New )arrows were Inhappily in orm as lively Francisco has g the Lord’s It was com- ed in Vienna grow worthy : was recent- rat measured as said to be ling of great lsborne, Sev- , street, sold i it cost, the ;alian fruit~ igar box and e waited on e money he , fire in the a money was lath-tongued re, looked at ,nd in litiga~ ed to a junk the draymen bout paying ' companies speculating . how many :cile silence eat and pm- ‘000. The The position of the Urofters of the Island of Lewis, or “ The Lows," as it is common- ly called, is most critical. The report of Sheriff Fraser and Mr. Malcolm Mac-Neill, the Commissioners appointed to visit the Island and inquire into the real state of af~ fairs, has been published in a Parliamentary paper. The report shows that while some destitution and suffering at present exist, it is the hopelessness of the outlook, the certainty of coming famine, that makes the case of the wretched Croftcrs specially de~ plorable. The resources of the poor-law are already strained, and were it not that the meagre doles oi the relieving officer are eked out by private aims many Would be already famishing. But all available re- ‘ sources are rapidly becoming exhausted. The potato crop is nearly consumed. The cattle and sheep will soon have to be killed for food. Unless relief on a large scale, by means of emigration or some other whole- sale scheme, is soon forthcoming, famine and starvation are inevitable. Tue present population of The Lews is estimated at 28,- present crisis seems to be in no Way the fault at the Crofters, unless the increase of population beyond the possibil- ities of support be attributed to them as a fault. The people are able and willing to work, but since the successive failures of the kelp industry and the herring fishery, and the decay of the potato, there seems to be absolutely nothing for them to do. Hence dejection and apathy have taken hold upon them. “ Strong men are to be seen at home idly watching the privations endured by their wives and children.” “ Grown-up children,fiwho should long since have opemd a career for themselves, are still inmates of parents' houses." Notwithstanding their wretchedness, the people are averse to emi- gration, alleging that there is land enough to afford them support if they were but allowed to occupy and cultivate it, and that their misery is largely the result of the population having been crowded into little sections while immense areas have been converted into deer parks and sheep walks. N o doubt the British Parliament will see the necessity of grappling with the difficulty in some effective way. The case . presents another phase of the ever-recurring agrarian question. _._-.. A .« druggists 3113 cofintry (it‘s-alarm . , v-_â€"_.., uvvuuuuuV- umvluue 15, m fact, a- sure remedy for all pains, both in- ternal and external. Try a 10 cent; sample lottle. Large bottles only 25 cents, by all drama-4. M": A-.._‘_, With Satisfaction. Polson’s NERYILINE, the new and certain pain cure, is used with satisfaction in every instance. There is abundant reason for this, for it performs all that is claimed for it. Nerviline is a. never‘failing cure for cramps, pains in the side or ba.ckI lumbago, sore throw, chilblains, toothache. Nerviline is, in {eno- ._ m.-- __,, Corruption in High Places. The facts brought to light during the re- cent trial of M. Wilson, in France, show but too clearly that corruption in high places is not confined to mouaichies. The plague spots of the Napoleonic court have reappeared to some extent in the Presiden tial household. The history of M. Wilson, as brought to light, is a most disgraceful one. His earlier life had been stained with the grosteat vice and immorality, to which ‘ his career as the son-ir-law ,of President Grevy and a resident in the Presidential mansion was but so fitting a sequel. His position gave him an opportuniny of learn. ing many State secrets, 8. knowledge he had the inefluble meanness to turn to his own advantage. The influence accruing from his position and relationship was prostituted to his money-making passion through the sale of decorations, and be abused the frank- iug privilege to an enormous extent But the inflexible sternness with which his pro- secution was followed up none the less augurs well for the future of the French Re- public. The lesson taught through the medium of his severe sentence can scarcely fail to be most salutary. He Was adjudged guilty of fraud, and sentenced to two years’ imprisonment, a heavy fine, and deprivation ‘ of civil rights for five years. The history of 1 the transaction is on the whole indicative of ‘ the growth of the political morality in France. It is a. hopeful sign that the peo- ple are no longer indifferent or callous, as formerly, to intrigues and scandals in Gov- ernment and Court circles. A large and well known firm of coal mer- ‘ chants in London were fined the other week ‘by one of the Metropolitan police magis- trates on a. series of convictions in various amounts that totalled up to just two hun- dred and fifty dollars. The name of the firm is Messrs. D. Redford & Co., and the offences consisted of sending out their coal wagons without properly adjusted machines for weighing coal on deliveryâ€"as the Eng- lish law requiresâ€"and also for having sent the coal out in sacks containing less than the requisite proportion of 224 pounds each, or the tenth part of a. ton, Would it not be a step in the right direction if some such law was enacted and enforced over here? 1 It is interesting to learn by a parliamen- tary paper just issued that the number of persons specially protected by the Royal lrish Constabulary on the 31st January this year was 910. In Ulster, it appears, only 16 persons receive protection from patrols, while 11 receive special and constant pro- tection. 1n Leinster 155 are protected by patrols, and 21 are specially protected. In Connaught 129 receive patrol protection, and 49 are specially guarded. Munster has the heaviest record, no fewer than 371 per- sons receive patrol protection, and 159 special and constant protection. On the 3155 July last the total number of protected per- sons was 1,001. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt are said to have been frightened out of their Bavar- ian castle by ghosts. They had leased the royal house for several months, but only re- mained in it two nights. Their rest was disturbed by peculiar noises that could not; be accounted for, the lease was given up, and the disturbed couple returned to Paris. The Rev. J. G. Owens, pastor of a. church at Cornwall, Wales, was given by his con- gregation a. three months' notice to quit. The time expired on Saturday evening, but the pastor barriLaded himself in his pulpit and held the fort all that night and most of the following day. For two hours on Sun- day he preached to his congregation while they drowned his words by hymns sung at the top of their voices. At last the preach- er marched out of the church with the hon- ours of war, under the protection of the po~ lice. lnrds. owing to the excessive reduction of rents. The Croftcrs. DR. GRAY‘S Specific has been used for the psnl filzeen yeara‘ with great. success, in the treatment 01 Nervous Debillty, and all diseases arising from ex- cesses, over-worked brain, loss of vitality, ringing in the ears, pal 'tation, etc. For sale by all druzgishs. Price 81 per ox, or 6 boxes for $5. or will be none by mu] on receipt or price. Pamphlet on application. THE GRAY MEDICINE 00., Toronto. Sailing during winter from Portland every Thurs~ day and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in summer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool, calling at Londonderry to land mails and passengers for Scotland and Ireland; also from Baltimore, via Halifax and St, John's, N. F , to Liverpool fortnightly during summer months. The steamers of the Glasâ€" grow lines sail during winter to and from Halilax, Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and durlng sum nicr between Glasgow and Montreal weekly; Glasgow and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadelphia fortnightly. For freight, passage, or other information apply to A. Schumaeher&00., Baltimore; S. Cunard & 00., Halifax; Shea 6; Co., St. John’s, N. F.; Wu]. Thomp- son &. Co., St. John, N. 8.; Allen k 00., Chicago; Love & Alden, New Ymk, H- Bourlier, Tomato; Allane, Rae & Co., Quebec: Wm. Brookie, Philadel- phia; H. A. Allen, Portland, Boston, Montreal. Allan Line I Cold in the Head, Hay Fever, etc., can positively be cured. A new melhod. A medicine guar- anteed to cure. No cure no pay. If you have tried other remedies that; failed to cure. you will not be disnppointed in this. For full particulars address, I". V. LliltoN, 41 “'l-lllugton SI. [1. Toronto, Canada. Send 100. in stamps for book, “ Treatise l n Disease of Man." "unnuwl one. Illustrated Catalogue iréie. VVEBSTER BROS., FLORISTS, HAMILTON. 0L!) MEDAL NURSERY STOCKâ€"PLANT- I lNG SPRING, 1588.~ The proprietors of the Toronto Nurseriesâ€"established 1837â€" will have for sprint: planting a large stock of Fruit and Ornamen- tal Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, em, or all kinds and sizes, which will be sold cheap, as a. portion of our groum‘s must be cleared and sold. Sand for priced. descriptive catalogue GEO. LESLIE & SON, 1164 n ..... ,. A ml u MERGHAHT§ Is the only Parfect Emery Knife Sharpener. A bless ins to every housekeeppr‘ Sample by mail, 25 cents. LEMENT da 00.. Toronlo. ROSES FUR. THE CAN AIDA Hflll‘ â€"- Béavcr Line of Steamships, laxh‘ng weekly between Montreal and Lin rpool. Saloon tickets, Montreal to Liverpool, $40, R'O, 311115560. Return tickets, 530, S90, and $110, accaxnting to steamer and accommodation. IntHx mediate. 3'30; Round trip tickets, $60, Steuuge, $20, hound trip tickets. :40. For further partxculars zmd to srcure b x'lhs, apply to H. F. MURRAYJGenerul Manager, I Cus'om House Square, Montreal, or bolthe Lr on A2: nts 'n the nifitrenv’l‘wons and Cities. That’s taking the lead, new or second hat d, apply to ALEX. 00"}. 61 anlou St, Toronto. NU“5Er?Eaéififilgéffi?fiéfiaem TREES. [We can qfl‘er a few ears Red and Yellow Globe Onions Fruit V lle’ll Isuslness tullege, Guelph. out. (I The Faculty has been strengthened, the prem- ises enlarged. and new appliances added. The Busi- ness Department afiorda one of the best courses ob- tainable while the Shorthand Department has accomplishtd results unequalled in the history oi shorthand. Ladies admitted to all advantages ofiered by the Institution. Students enter at any time. Cir- culars mailed free. M. MAcCORaiICK, Principal. WNW, (or us. Cash furnished oh satisfactor§irguaranny Address 0. S. PAGE. Hyde Park. Vermont. U.S. mm 5n â€". ‘ h... mnumfasmam paid. Valuable outfit and particulate free. P.0. I'ICKERW, Augusta. Malne. 7 V" TomoiNBH'Fum‘s. LmrEEE’iiéitea. M E Nodelay. Correspondence solicited. I'I.\V. D. BUTLER, Financial Agt., Established 1930. 72 Kin! st E . TorOnEO. ,_-_ ~..- v-J VII-w. To rm: Emma :â€"Pleaae inform your readers that [have a positive remedy for the Above named dis- ease. By its timely une thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their Express and P. O. aldress. Respectfully, DR. ’1‘. A. SLOCUM, 37 Yonge Sm, Toronto. Ont. PMENTS 3&5 K'NETTIN’G’E “ If you live among men,” says the cynic Chamfort, ” your heart must either break or turn to brass.” Hm; I 001793 CURB cures in one minute. Morality is the harmony between act and circumstance. It is the melody of conduct. MCQnsumptgpn Surely Cured. ummmzsx Hun Ruwswxn restores grey and faded hair to its natural color and prevents falling out. It is said that blacksmiths select a. stormy day in which to perform work that requires extra heat. AND TRADERS GENERALLY. We want a GOOD MAN in your locality to pic! Peoplé who are anhjecw no mo brawn, (on! o tongue, or any disorder of the stomach. can no He relieved by using Dr. Carson’s Shommh 81 he aid and M194 remedv. Ask your 01m:le Mosaic jewelry in silver settings is favor. 01:40;me Bun Rum:sz restores grey a: hair to its natural color and prevents falling Black is often the chosen color for tea gowns, especially in fancy striped silks, with entire fronts of jetted lace. The first woman doctor in Mexico has lawer been honored with a. complimentary bull fight for her entertainment. Ocean Steamship Passengers Via. New York should take the Erie rail- way, as it is not only the shortest and best; line, but lands people close to the piers (\f the leading steamship companies. In buy- ing tickets, ask for the Erie. Full sleeves from shoulder to elbow, of tulle, lace, crepe or gauze, with ribbon bows, are in vogue for evening bodices. Coll" N o More. Watson’s cough drops are the bean in th - world for the throat and chest, for the voice unequalled. See that the letters R. ck T.W. are stamped on each drop. . .‘ 77 ~r~~=\*--~~~ -- ~>--‘-.r vvvvv \- by over-exertion of the brain. and loss of natural strength. from any cause whatever. Menâ€"young, old or middle agedâ€"who are broken down from any a! the abate causes, or any cause not mentioned above, send your address and 10 cents in stamps for Lubon'a Treatise, in book form. of Diseases of Man. Books sent sealed and secure from observation. Address M. V stou 47 Wellinxrton street Eaab. Toronto Ont. A Cure for Drunkennena. The opium habit, depsomauia, the morphine habm, nervous prostration caused by the use of tobacco, wakefulness, mental depression, softening of the brain tc., premature olr'i age. 10835)! vitality caused Brick Machine umma §;;}§'§.““J;.'.i§.-§EM A‘c‘H INES A'l‘Exl‘s procured. Patent Attorneys. and experts Est'd 1867. Danny] Bldoulvdz (‘0..T0ronlo. 1' St. 15., Taranto‘ CARVER’S I‘RIEND I'm- muâ€"muamma aesonpmu Unt- alogue tree. R. Chamberlin, Town's: Royal Mail Steamships specialty â€"- PLUMS in larg supply. Dealers bllled out on liberal terms at the HALTON wi nd ow v 7 Our $1.00 Collections will suit every free‘ and all other bedding and no ma Dream, (on! cobweb the stomach. can no my: Carson‘s stoma/ah Bum: Ask your Druzziei BUTCHm 35 is in high P. 391 2k up Policies in Force over 10,000. um» 0mm E, WM. RENNIE, - - TORONTO. ONTARIO. now ready and will be mailed free to all who apply by letter. 3%? Send ior it. RENNIE'S Seed Catalogue, containing lions and prices of all the best, varieties of VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS 42O to 428 King St. West. TORONTO THE TBRONTO SILVER PLATE [)0 SiLVER - PLATED WARES Desiring to obtain a Business Education, or become proficient: in Shorthand and Typewriting, should at- tend the BHiTISHAMERIflAN BUSINESS COLLEGE per hour. Also lhwk Drillsâ€"Hand. Horse. or Steam Power. Send for Catalogue. Midlaw Manul‘nclnrlng 00.. HAMILTON. 0m. Water PURE L1 AIM-1“ New and Second atrivals. zend E. G.-GO0DERHAM Mam Are ban/in To the hold.rs of matured Endrwment Policies. . .. To Policy-holders an surrender of Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . To Policy-holders tor Cash Profits (including those all To holders of Annuity Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . Loaned to Policy-holders on Security of their Policies Prim s] .00. Sold by Druggists. WELLS. RICHARDSON & 00., Proprietors Montreal, Que. Arcade, Yongs street, Toronto. For Circulars, eta, Address 0. O’DEA. Secretary Hundreds of testimonials have been received from persons who have used this remedy with remarkable benefit. Semi for circular. To thfs dafe, October 31, 1887, there has bean returned 20 file 136i}? of Ronny-holders (death claims) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . ‘ agony}: Agnew. $10015 Cm. Iqws. says: “I have been {using hum-2’75 Claim; "bomomm and it has done me more good for kidneys and lame back than any other medicine I have ever taken. _ 7 7v_7 v-.â€"-. nu. unu.v;;. nu , uuwnnu Iluurbfl, 1am, J. K. MACDO ALI), Managing Director. 6‘ Policies Nonforlelcable um 2 yezrs and Indehasible After 8 years. For two years past I have been agreat. sufferer from kidney and liver troubles. attended with dys. pepsia and constipation, Before I began to take CELERY COMPOUND it seemed as though everything ailed ms. Now I can say nothing ails me. ALONZO A1330”, mesom VIZ. says: “I believe Pam-2‘s CELERY COMPOUND saved my life. My trouble seemed to be an internal humor. Before I used icI was no Iercd with an eruption from "head to heel." The eruption is rapidly healing. and I am five hundred per cent. better every way Ago. BEAN. Warm Ryan vacmou. V12. fiayg A DIURETIC. “ For two yeaxs I was a. sufl'erer from n bility. and I thank God and the disco“ valuable remedy that PAINE’S Cruz“ ( cured me. It is a vumable remedy. Lox live. Let any one Write to me for advice.‘ Anouzo Anson. mesom VT. A LAXA’I IVE. GpgRuE W. BOUTON. STAMFORD. CoNN..sa.ys AN ALTERATIVE A NERVE TONIC. â€"Mnnufacturers _of the highest grades ofâ€" GHABLQJDBJBDR 83 00-, URES Nervous Prostration,Ncrvous Hcad- achc,Neura1gia, Nervouchakncss. Stomach and Liver Diseases, and all aficctions of the Kidneys. BICYCLES 8L TRICYCLES TRADE 35 For The Nervous The Debilitated W The Aged. V - .v- V-w,vv‘ PRESIDENTâ€"HON. Sm w. P. Hmmko, b.7173: K.C.M.G. VICE-PRESIDENTS.â€"â€"WII'.LIAM ELLIOTT, ESQ ; EDWéIjD HoogER, ESQ. ‘I-nnA‘vL-I“ â€" FACTORIES uuu :ALESROOM 2‘2 (‘lll'lfl‘fl S12, Tonosro. n e 5% r y WM _ ' ecnnd Hand,to make room for new season’s mend for greafly reduced SPECIAL MARCH Paws L131. ‘zziug March, a. Special Clmring Sale 0 CAPITAL AND FINDS NOW 0"!le 83.000.000. A. - - l5 TORONTO STREET. TORONTo, ONT. A HOME COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 0(‘TOBEB, 1871. Bicycles 1 Second - llund Bicycles aund 'l'rlcvcles. Send for List. New Camlogue ready in April. A- T- LANE, MONTREAL @pfiund PURE LIVING STREAM “ P9 erMss” - A MAGHINE OIL, AITGEBS, bore 20 feet 120 MARK. . COPP, lee. Treas‘ af‘vous de. war of the tompomm K may it descrip- allocated and being piiio) TAKE NO OTHER. "Dance 6 (fishâ€"11$ BREABMAKEB’S YEAST] mt none equal if: in lubricating properties. FARM- ‘R‘l, MxLLMuN, etc., find none equal ta the GENUINE ’eerless made by Sold by dealers ' -ears'suflerlng ; Jen- ie Birrel. 55 Walnut ‘ - w ‘ ‘ Street, cured at “9A ness and Lung Trouble : John Wood, 95 Guile. cart 817.. cured of Liver Compfm‘nt; and 811110an used only 3 fifty-cent. bottles; Mrs. J. Bea], 6 August. St” troubled for years with Nervaua Frustration, two 31:12” homes gave her great relief. Sold at 500. h II. F. F. D ALLEY h: 00.. Proorletnn A life long study. I WARRANT my remedy to CURE the worst cases. Because 9thers have failedis no reason for ngt nowrecelvin a cure. Send at once for a treatxso andaFREE 0mm of m INFALLIBLE REMEDY. Give Ex was and 05!: (mice. It costs you nothing or a trial, and 1: will cure you. Address Dr. H. G. ROOT. 37 Yonge St., Tomnto, Ont.‘ FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, When I 53y CURE I do not mean merely to stop them for atimo, and then have them to- turn again. I MEAN A RADICAL CURE. I have made the disease of zion Bee agent. or write A colonist sleeper will be attached to these trains. Make early application to agent for what cars and berths you will rrquire. 33‘feel. cars supplied for colonista' mombles. No Customs delay or expense. ‘10 quarantine. No transfers. For further intom- and every Tuesday thereafter durit g March and Apru Leaving Toronto, N. a N.-W. S at 9 p.m., Colonists’ Trains. SAMUEL mums & ca , mom British Columbia and the P‘ TUESDAY, FEB‘Y 28TH, ALWAYS AHEAD! GANADIAN PABiFIG MQNHQBA. COLONIZATION AGENT, Will run settlers’ Trains to all points in M. V. IITI} 81,306,174 47 Amount over $15,000,000 There are many HIITATIOES oi no In“: Street “'csl. Toronto. THE NORTH-WEST everywhere RAILWAY ERICA 1) made with this Y611>t trmk fi st prizes at 132 Townslnp and County Fairs in Ontxrfu in 158", at such laces as Fla->11: Homslnrklmm, Vhitu b}',cu:. (_)\-cr xo,oooladics have sent us lunch and postal cards to say that it is superior to an ‘ yeast ever used by them. t makes the lightest, whitest." sxvcctest and most wholesomo bread, buns, rolls and budhl whculcakcs. Directionsin package with full instructions. 47 Wellington St. E. Toronto. Ont. Curing all Blood LIV er and Kidney Com plaints. A period Blood Purifier. A aw in Hamilton whom" been beniflted by “I une ; Mrs. M. Keen“ ‘92 Robert St. on!“ u Eryaipelas of i yu- staudiug; ROM. Onl- neil, 24 South at” daughter cured a Epileptigfltg mg: Station. Brook Street. LIEF. FinalCun. Send yanr address and 10c. in stamps for book, “Treatise on Diseases of Man.“ Address, $649,249 00 26.492 63 98,656 DU 432,544 02 18,967 84 82,264 98 1:5) «ANT 11E ’acific Coast,