fe pepe tate ictures ted States. ore: or deception about plan of counting omfort: 'Effervescent Salt prevents that weary, tired-out feeling that comes The Spring It clears the bowels regularly and without - the 'slightest --Keeps-- the stomach clean and sweet; quickens the "action of the liver, clears the head, and tones up the whole 'system. It is the simplest and most effective remedy for all the leaves no astringent after-eifects, ills and ails of the summer season. Sold by alt druggists. 25¢ and 60c-a bottle. USEFUL ITEMS FOR THE TiL- LERS OF THE SOIL. Aids to Soil Fettilit easing the Egg ~Yield-Measures to Stamp Out Sheep Scab and Glanders--True Inwardness of Much Canned Stuff, Of the earth's surface 1,500,000 acres are devoted to tobacco culture, Fresh stable manure is liable to case potato scab unless it is so care fully ploughed underthat it does not conte in contact with the growing tub- ers, . In preparing seed "bed for spring sowing, disc harrew or cultivate iin: til the ground is in the best possible condition to. receive' the. seed. If in doubt go over it again, One of the advantages of sowing field peas, is that they leave an 'en- richment of the land, and at the same | time smother out the wiich grass, that is so undesirable. Of course the peas are to be ploughed in, which will be returmed to you the following vear. Com will be the blest remedy to stamp out witch grass, if sown late and. kept well hoed, but if you have no time to 'attend to that it is best Easter "Youths? Pals, heel or spring heel, $1.25. Misses', Girls' ent- Colt or Tan, and Child Greetings ! CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR and Little Gents' $1 ahd 's Pat- Blucher Oxford, Nerve Pills. ey make weak hearts strong ey make shaky nerves firm. Tan Palpitation of the Heart--Ner- vous Prostration--Cured by Milburn's Heart and. Mr. Ray V. Cormier had a very trying to put in'a.crop of peas, ploughing] the land rather late and not any deeper than four inches. Soil fertility may be easily main- tained by ploughing under plenty of green vegetation, Evéry crop so far as possible should he seeded. The land should be occupied continually with growing roots which add to the hum- us--of the and -in- decaying leave channels running in' every direction for. the easy penetration of water and air. Artificial fertilizors are of little or no value on sdik that is devoid of humus, . It is laid down as a good law that a farmer is not hound to have his | gates dosed or his farm otherwise fenced to keep cattle ont of it. Cattle going on his property through an op er gate or otherwise are legally lable to be impounded. He is bound to keep his cattle from trespassing on other people's property, but he is not bbund to keep other people's gattle out of his by a fence or any ~ othr means. The same law applies to' village or town property. There is nothing that will increase the epg vield like fresh cut green hone, 11 should, however, he fed judiciously soil, hips expept jun. In; the cast of export, each ocar- have oo Saeco es eortifi- cate of o sheep must be for omediate AR in the case of sheep pent to other parts of the dominion, an. inspector's certi- . the animals and have not been in contact 'with affected animals, In seleoting the material for the best grades of . canned fruits, it is neces. sary for the smployees of canneries. to remove the énd cores of the var. jous fruits and also all the decampos: od and worni-saten Spots. These'peals and cores and - worm-eaten spots worms included her with all the spoiled fruit of s pears, peaches, and every other kind, arc dumped to- and made into general pulp. From this pulp made of the refuse of all kinds of fruits, is tumed out a marvelons variety of different brands of highly colofed and tempting-look- ing bottled and canned, goods. From this Same pul neration 'is made "pure apple jelly," "pure currant jel- wv,' alleged plam and quince jellies and jams, apple butter, and no end of different kind of preserves and pie material, It makes little difference as to the appearance taste of © the pulp or principal' ingredient. The flav- orings, and chemicals will make np for all former oF in appearance or lack of resemblance to the fruit it is supposed to represent. ------ - THE EASTERTIDE. Hope and Joy the Keynote of the 'Season. \ The darkness that covered the land at the hour of the crucifixion was fol lowed hy the brightness of the Easter detvn, Without that Passion hour wi never could have known the joy of the resurrection. IM Christ. had never Tis en it would not have been worth while for any of ws to Jive, for, struggle as we might, we never could. have come the darkness wor have broken the bonds of min. und death, Life would have been id hopeless, over: There. are now ory conditions in life in which one need-despair. Victory is always possible. © He who overcame 10. move live |' HEAR FLYING MATINEES IN NEW Theatre Entertainment in South Africa -- Mary Mannering's Plays--Notes on Plays, Play- , ers and Playhouses. Thomas Jefferson will make his de: but in Boston a¥ Rip Van Winkle, Easter Monday, Mrs. Fiske, in. 'Leah Kieschna," be- gan her tour to "the Pacific const st Chicago on April 17th, ay] Mannering announces special tinees soon of * 'Fron Frou" and he Lady of Lyons," The new Clyde Fitch play in which Maxine X litt is to Appear next sod: son, is called "Ny Gif Joe." Sarah Bernhardt has played "The Sorceross"- in Paris, London wed Ber: lin and will present it during her American tour, 4 The London Standard -expressesthe hope that when Rdra Mav returns to that city she may be seen as Babbie in "The Little Minister." Before 'the close of the season Miss Fol Bamymore is to be seen an Nora in "A Doll's House," probal Ty only in New York City, Charles' Warner will return to Ame rien, next season, and appear in vaudeville with a condensed © version of his powerful play, "Drink." It is very probable that next season Lillian © Russell * will be secon in a musical version of "The Taming of the Shrew," antitled "Katherine." Mrs. Leslie Carter's triumphs at the Belasco: theatre, Now York, seems un: wlfected by Lont, or by the fact that she hast played "Adréa' nearly 128 times, T ho Bernhardt Campbell sngagomont in "Hellogs and Mclisande'" will he litnited to six performances three in hondon and thee in Pavis--all in French # a curtain raiser to *' Francis Wilson is ta new one-gol play nhmed "The Little] Father of the Wilderness." Mv. Wil son will portray a priest, * That she might got property which held a 'ween resembling one in "The Little Minister," Maude Adams lias Jronchasud a farm at Lake Ronkon- oma, near her eountry ewtate. Tnabel Irving has heen engaged to assist Eldanor Robson and Kyrle Bellow in the revival of "She Stoops "Cousin prodant a YORK STATE CITIES. 28] which last.e0 MUCH LONGER dt proportionately LESS MONEY. Pails, We oh in experience while at College ; bit, orn for Himself will help us also to over- to. Cater," ut the New York Ame spring heel, $1, $1. 25 and $1.50. to Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, he has been restored to heelth, He tells his as it is highly nutritions and a little goes, a good way, but as a supple come. That is. what salvation means, sterdam theaters noxt Monday ing, vey 8 sins are forgiven experienee in the following letter to na -- | ment. ta the regular not merely that our sins are forg "We Jiugton 8 Station, PEL, Dou, Sad, MA, daily grain ra Ve ton is swe of Lriag " Messin. The T, Milbarn Co., Limited, through Chridt's 'stonemaont, but that through Christ we may overcome in South Africa, in 'the matter of then. trical entertainment, is far from be. it should he fed in att it tie propor t on of one to one and a half ognees i, JENNINGS, King St, -- a Lead threo times per week, Tt i ad Eee NOTICE. ear n of the Lem or VOUS able to begin on even a smaller real io z prostration. . was EE amount than one ounce to each fowl OS { 1 could not follow up the games of the Uni | ;, (he start and gradually increasing © "" ® | versity witlivud belug overcome with fatigue. : 1 nk not_descend the staivs without resting to the maximum amount, hatf:way. I bave left College, and em working Notice has been given hy the deputy in w general store, where 1 found your famous "Toronto, ON ne. "Gentlemen ~Huvi ne Leen en troublesome diveass, 1 find it my Ta every discourdipement, overy 'templa tiof, every sorrow, every trial. The Eiister lesson is. one of encouragement and hope. Despait is disloyalty: to Christ and to our calling as Chris tans, Wo should not even admit dis couragement. . Out-of earthly misfor- The. third. pevsentation of "Nasa 10 ux Entry may bo made perponnlly at the local Jand office for the aie in kon situated, or ing the bareen ante it is supp to be, ( 'olobrated Knlish eo aed]: fortimos there. Just 'now a "Chinese. Honevmoon" is having a most" @ioressful ron of several weeks in Johammeshurg ada py inion: Lands ta SFIUR, n Sambe rr em TOV Wain i Tots oy He pr Wy fy ersoo who 4 in tent © "quarter chon of Proprietor of the # perfectly free. Good iv i », grief, "or disappdintment, we roth, thé Passion Play of Ranta which the land in dots into dollars, ' Clara." will tak : * | minister of agriealture that all hovel ghoyld ever rise strong, undismayed ara," will take place during = the E pila, kufed, Shyeq BR , -- entering Canada' * for Transit, and al and chiricl ' + last work of May... Phik Hog CITY STORAG gletdly vured | 7 canna ey 2 . ; annlichtinn To (he Miniater of the TALSHOF, OILtAWaA, ou may use this Jester for the gravion Wino nai, OF 'the Locsl Agent for the ore SEPT cars conveying such hogs," must be ho A oe of ge fixed Institutions of Santa She' Dintriet Denefiting anyone w er! : setod i edintely after entorting Hu > PA fro! t t Beth- ava College, the oldest seat of situate authority. for Some to make end hi is in Seckville, N 1., but at present I | Inspeciogd imme 3 ¥ ope grows as m a star, at Beth- | 5 Ail oh Prince Edward «| Canadian territory. Anv care eontain-| Johem, to the noon-tide sun at Easter, wring om the Pacifie coast, and will churged or " "Roumehtand oo ; +1 remain, dear sirs; {AY V. ConMrEn. ing hogs showing evidence of disense, undoubtedly develop into a world A settle hs opr whou doubt, fear, and uncertainty as Miiburn's Heart aud Nerve Pills, 60 cts. and care which are dirty or which da attraction. wis it Who abry. tor - child can count. The ise there are so many. That is why given away free to the best counters, and 2, the betier your chances for Wishes to announce that he has com- pleted a modern elevator, ope of the bullale Ball Bering Co. Furniture, Vehicles, handled with care. While his Warkmen ceive and Painting all kinds of $is Jarge. They are worth working ' = Boise, es. You are as likelyasanybody to 2 be 't get first prize there are lots of other : Phone 524, It all depends upon you. If you can plan you are likely to win. company All Subscriptions. re ------------------------ RIPTION BLANK RD PUBLISHING CO. Pianos, etc. Jou register us Jon you are of win- Tee prizes. anybody having three nter additional counts at 25 cents are ready to re: st class johs of gpteien at short or mailed on reeeipt of price. Tur T. Muepuny Co., LIMITED, ToroNT0, ONTARIO, wn mists before the orb of day. Faith weasserts itself upon higher and firmer ground, and offers to the world more reasonable and 'convincing Cit hi i proofs of the divine message of the | 1 O18 within a radius of one hup- gospel. dred miles of New York. "Thess will meet in every way the requirements of the regulations, aré to be returned to the United States. Stringent regula- e--------- tions have been adopted also to Seven Sutherland Sisters' out shoe sen" a stamp out sheep scab and glanders now prevalent .in certain parts of Ca- Hair Grower GREW THIS HAIR tensively in England, Manager. Law: rence, of the Madison Square theptre, will start a series of fiving matinees 299 Queen St. aa nada. : number of gentlemen inter- ested in the butter and. cheese trade to redemptich \ufid eternal life seatter At, per box, or 8 boxes for $1.25. AN dealers, nol, in the opinion of the inspector, Following the vogus that holds ex. tions connected therewith, under ons of the wing 3 th At lease six months' rosidencs Upon ond ealtivation: i year during the worm of three years. ® the practice of the o settler to hring 15 acres under ae but if he prefers oh; 20 hea? of eattle, Hy w will be ace y 1 the father (or mother, | eligible to make a homestead entry under forth in gratitude to the great Victor Friduye, jo will not interfore = with requirements of thig At an to Tenidempo prior to "obtaining Th Ld " s i hy-ssuch person residing w th t ather or mo A large over death; and embraces anew _ and | 1" IPEUIAr evening" performances. at " 3 ] A larg with dovper and cloner menning" the the New York theatre. (8) If a settler wos entitled to and hos ahtained ay a second homestand ED . ; x : a --r-- " A dangeron inity of the first homestead. 4 : s d Sisters: | yorioulture, and representatives of At the | i It brie og is impure water, (4) 1f the settler has hin permanent Tesidance upon far Jarmine land owned by A rt id asure to ace | the Montreal Board of Trade, at the t the Eastertide, however dulled Merch 5 warrhoda, cramps and] in thes vicinity of his homestead, th ub te of this ! Pi wledige thee. | latter's building, to disouss the rules] the fervor of our religious life, we fio 18 bain. in the howels. Counter- | L » vous Har | in regard to weighing butter and share with the rest of the world in Davia' Wet of had Mater ith. Perry use of you ] - n > * ainkiller i EF . Grower and Scalp Cleaner. cheese bv the official weigher, The] he 10¥ of believing, Why not make grip when priv tenvel, ake it in your $ * hdrew Carnegie's niece, Nar Ww N Stove Potis | Noy, Was secretly: married about a year ago to a riding master named He, months subscription ordance with your offer in the atop Slaton commodution, n deceased), 5 be given Mond the of Love, rekindled with holy joy, goes given Mondave, Thupsdays and [a fach in the vicinity of the land entered for . the requirements of this net ss to residence prior alti TT met Hon. Sydney Fisher, minister of] brethren of a common immortality Usfied by Tosidenco upon the first homestead, if the . . v be satisfied hy dence upon the spidland. Teo years ago my bain | niger was informally discussed at] it a living experience ? Christ's prom- meant to indicate the Same township, or an settler who. avails himsel! of "the provi « tivate '80 acres-of his homestead, or substitut for their accommodation, and have considerable length, Mr. Fisher stated ise is, "Because I live yo shall live vilege of a second vntry is restricted by ne ¢ . Mr. Fis Te ! that he had asked for the conference also. 3 urely for all our heart-break- in order to discuss the weighing rules ing partings at the graves of our dear- approved, in 1901, which now did not hi 1 =e comfort is ike this. If the : 3 : : ir ste seem to he altogether satisfactory, ]20ul. that really helioves He * lives AME (Yes or No) SS 3 y Jaw the duties upon their first homstends The weight per package most favored knows that it shall, soon or late, share COUNT ON DOTS. y 1 A friend advised the usc of your prepara. and aftér a couple of The Polish that won't wear off. Sold Only at Strachan's Hardware «NOW *° 2nd June, 1889. Every homestonder Who fa In w comply with Jthe homsetond Jaw No Hable to have his entry cancelled, : : r that glorified life, it begins at once to on, is fifty-six pounds, net, which is half learn, experiméntally, 'what is meant Phat te ER --) ¢ | the Fnglish owt. again thrown oben for entry. APPLIC RTION rok PATENT by the power of resus will show, is If the home grown corn will not test gins to Row the life Trection. to bea better than eighty per cent, it will Should be made at the md al hatare the Lacal Agent, Sub. the Homestead Iuspector i akin appl ation for patent, the seb give six nfonths' notice in. writing to the commissioner of Domfolon Ottawa of hig intention to do so. -- INFORMATION t i Newly arrived {immigrants will roseive at the Tmmigration Office in Wi Wy. life "hidden with Christ jn God." It or at any Dominéon Lands Office in Manitoba or the North-West Territs paw to buy seed if it can be procured comes into such consciousness of a liv- fi Is the time for { in richty If it is desirable, however, to ing presence as sheds new light Bn ry an Phy i " n plant' the eighty per cent. home| the living Word. Then comes the A Dominion Lands id the Hallway Beit in British Jumbia, [ay he 0 fntends 'to build or grown corn, the planter should be set] time when it hearg the voice of His application to the Seerelury of the Department of the or, Inland ir pe 1 four ie} will. If 4 tt h hy Commissioner of Immigration, Winnipeg Manitoba: or to -- of the remodel their, ye 10 Crop Jour IAMS 0 A Ale 1¢ | spirit, not only inWthe solemn, joyous Lands Agents fn Manitobh oF the North-West Territories. sent _ bath room acreage is small five would be better, | music of the Fagler day, but in the wow Interior. 8 room farnishings purchase from ra Fondtand other corporations and private me | oi eipful : : and, Decale spt three stalks to the hill. Planted from With expert advice and detailed price thirty-four to thirty-eight inches apart three stalks give the best results, On rich land narrower rows will work out rmation as to the La that are open for ent and from the of erite 4 TORY, Deputy Minister of ghould ., Write _ then go through when the corn is ab-| sound of the streams ahd the song of All our material jss/first class and cur Woman Tells of frie of expenses, advies assistance in securing lands to salt. them. of counting on 2 seperate sheet ir name and address plainly Should . write © br NHB. In addition to Free Grant Lands, to which the Hoan out six inches high and pull out the]the birds. Workman are skilled mechanics. Her Fourteen Home Address sg apolis, U. S. A. and upon mation respecting the land, timber, coal and mineral laws, as wi our modern bath ed refer, thousa! of acres of most desirable lands are sizes, 50c. and | (vivn stalks, leaving an even stand of For sale at all druggists, twc $1.00 per bottle. SEVEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS Sole Proprietors. Canadian OfMicé 11 Colborne St., Toronto David Hall, aormmnat and Nord Wy. 60 Brock St., Kingston, Phone 85] Geo, W. Mahood, druggist, corner of ee |p Bagot, and Princes sue streets. . LANGUAGES Swit's Robertsow B.A., Violet, Ont. late in- R structor in German fn Queen's Univer. cra nton sity having recommendations from Mert ol * the leading Mducators of Can- The Acme Of Satisfaction And Economy In Fuel. Surely we are not 16 look for Him alone in far-off ' heaven, waiting to bless the wearied soul with welcome when ts task is done. But we should look for Him here and new, in the labor, in the fight, in the joy, in the grief, His arm upholding the weak, His hand lightening the toil, His strength bearing the burden, His smile making the dark place bright, and His ove pervading ull the every day, common ways, uniil even the lowliest soul finds itself entering into the ful- ness of his joy I'he living Christ shall be found Wherever a kind hand of pity falls soft on a wound or woe Wherever a peace or a pardon springs. up to o'ermaster a foe, Wherever in sight of God's legions the armies of evil recede And truth wins a soul or a kingdom. The Master is risen, indeed, Bedfast for Three Years Wih Inflasmatory Bheumafism x / ; 3 & HELPLESS AS AN INPANT- ETC. NOW WALKS WITHOUT Arp CRUTCHES, Baby Carriages, Go Carts, Express Waggon, Cans, Rowing Waggons. Card Games, Flinch, Trix Catt, Pitt, Lom He Sherlock Holmes, Kan U Katch, C Dominoes, Cribbage Boards, ; Fancy China Cups and Saucers, Jardiniers, Bon-Bon ishes, Bread and Butter Plates, Vases, Rose Bowls, Tea, Sugar and Cream Sere Dishes, Marmalade Sets, 2 ete. . y Years of Suffering. From Buffalo, N. Y., comes a startl- ing story illustrat- ing how much suffer- ing a woman can bear and yet live. Mrs. H. J. Rehorn, 189 Landon street, DOO0 COOK Wonderful Recovery Of John Me Cullough, Of Uxbridge, Ont. The Claflin Chemical Co., Windsor : Gentlemen=-It is with much plea: gure that I send you this testimonial regarding ths wonderful bénefit I have degived from the use of "Ba-Ju'"' Kid- ney Pills. Have been an invalid for nearly three years with inflammatory rheumatism, and was bedfast until about six months ago, when an old' friend of the family called to see me, and left me some of your pills, £ be yan to feel the benefit of them after taking one box. | have continued ug- ing them, and am now able to get ont of bed and dress myself, and can 6 out without crutches. Before taking the pills } was as helpless an an ine ant, and had to be taken coro of like that your pills manufacturing HOLLOW CON- prs which will eobio vor, 0 ET ME HAVE YOUR SALE| JAMES SWIFT & CO. Here are a few advantag } 9 Telephone 135. mees, Factories, Churches, 1 r- teb000000 em 8; the saving in cost of construc- I; Insurance is less than for any winter and cool in summer, and » stone, saving cost of hathing; aborate designs; people in the A woman-doesn't liké to ge shop: ping on a tainy day because she knows there iw a big erowed for her to fight through to the counter, Mrs. 11. J, Reborn _ "Soon after the birth of my first child, fourteen years ago, constipa- tion became troublesome, and the var- ious pills and medicines I nsed would give temporary relief, but gradually they seemed to lose their influence and the condition befame worse. 1 must have used fully fifty different remedies. "At times I would have no relish for food, and what I did eat would distress my stomach. Gas weuld form and rice, headache and restless sleep, bonring-dowa pain, backache, and gradually I began to recognize the loss of strength, easily. tired, and fev vr feeling fully rested. " My Fann brought me home a bottle of a new medicine called Anti- Pill and from the first I began to im- prove. My appetite was hotter and what T ate did not make me feel un- from jail comfortable. Anti-Pill is mild and | three prisoners set fire (0 the parish gentle in its action, and yet it cured! jail at Pontobatouls, La, Two of the my terribly obstinate constipation and' wen were burned to death and =o made me feel so well." «| third fatally, Every Druggist sells this wonderful] A woman likes to cavel on railway Anti-PHl that cured Mrs, Rehorn. 501. trains because it seems 80 wnavoid- neny, Alum this siwile story of the way your pills For sale at "The Best Drug Store," ' ably scandalous they way all have have helped me will be of value to : a, 1 remain yours truly, THE CANADA METAL Co. bargain | L. T. Best, Chemist and Optician, 124 to, go to bed in the same sleeping | JOHN McCULLOUGH. Princess Street, ) Uxbridge, Ont, 8 ' About Rheumatism. There are few diseases. that inflict more torture than rheumatism and there js probably no disease for which such a varied and useless lot of re. medies have been suggested, To say that it' ean he cured is, therefore, a bold statement|to make, bwt Chamber- lain's Pain Balm, which enjoys an ex. tensive sale, hos met with great suc cess in the treatment of this disease. One application of Pain Balm will re- lieve the pain, and hundreds of suffer- ern have testifie to permanent cures by its use. Why suffer when Pain Balin affords such quick relief and costs but a trifle ? For sale by all druggists. And I will guarantee you satis- factory vesults. We don't brag, but perform the work. Nothing sacrificed, but your best interest Studied. W. J. MURRAY, The Auctioneer HALLIDAY ELECTRIC COMPANY 93 Princess St, Next Corbett's Hardware. Wiring for Electric lights. High Orangés, Lemos, G Apples and Co J. iis Perer: city. I will be pleased to furn- 159 Alfred St. Ae i Wes ywvelties 1Ce , 15¢, 20c, 30c eac). : §0¢. each. RABBTTS, ETC. rincess St. SRP IEe DOOOO DOO i- honestly belipve have been the cause of my gelling better. 1 have tried about everything that could be thought of an a cure for my trouble, but feel this remedy . of yours has "done me more good than any of them, and I feel if | were a younger man, that by taking them for another few 'months 1 would be well and strong again; but of course I am an old man now, and have not the ! constitution to work on, but 1 hope os $446844444444404 444 Sere oe ERE An an attempt to escape class work only. Repairs prompt- Iy attended to. Prices reasonable. "Phone 904, to get :