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A h‘ocinrn in Black and Blue. - . . V . - .' hurl... . v Hirsu- .3 ,.,.. fir: ri-f: wheel-a, wizh 7: fr; 1; «.4511 If) llu i2 353' 17.3 f .7 him l-«iiindilzv ". lit-dull: .i' 3.1 ‘2! in .» J .\:.ll ln .5 on. Uni: in: v-z liiaiming “:1? ~ . H I \".'.= - I" i‘nr- father n! i :c I.lll:..} v. : .L' bv'r ll hoot. . .4.-<-o->»'-â€"~ nappy Love. \l'friic they :4: trim". " . . Nothing more fli'l l. -‘. Thin iu pvt a lulla- . ::. I 'iu-i'. l r. .". ll‘lffl- i i I l.- hwer pr‘:€:i l I l I! be null. .\l‘.1lliltlu'JrZIn'nlIil .\:.:l l.- 1min: grewnhy \V in 1. he a: ‘d iipl-lu-e n; Inn. .\ 1 m- ‘ll’JiIl'l. 31.11 i er “miner nnd were mine e. And from tinn- II; liinv- ' Huh he would If .‘.:i 1 Ln I-‘l.‘ili"lllll('-a em.» l'eru spell. e d r-i'e her. in bu} her. ilii‘i'. Tb: n his bu ~:,v ihrx. it grew drier When he (ml-i her lh.it the '~. v .- - er-l e xii-ire. i.I‘l', Might be m ' And Ill' llllM-JIII lie \yo . Zl'fn-n hln- "Hull. [0 Illa III I‘llll'. hi: could: .__â€"‘1nc-.‘>oo-aaâ€"â€"~ Thc Earth's Twin Sister. liverybuly min: l.:i.\‘e notice-l the br.l- li:.nt 2â€"tar tlut shin-:i in the we»: just after .:nn«luwn. Lon; lnfnre any other stars ble in the twilight, it sparkch like a 'lldlll‘lllll against the lust glow (if the Hill!- .-I-t;:.nd ax. the heavens darken it grows ll."l' and brighter, making» en Axe- .innl I'.'.lpell:i lnnk dim by 1.'i:l|l.'.‘fl‘-t\liitll den-luv, un-l attracting the eye " I- a l lamp. Night by night it rise; higher '{hiwx yet more brilliantly. Those wlw wuuui it through the cumin; minim-r even- ing-i will we it invreaac until, like a minia- il :-.nn, it easti aliadofix. lehinul throb- Iljl/Jll which it shines. This splendid Luinkh-r is the planit \Vsiziiz: and it dew, rvm the nan.” of the Twin Sister of til. .. l‘tli. 'l'heri- nrr indeed many poinh of rescin- blunt-4: lwtwwn the globe we [ll‘.l'l and that beautiful star. 'l‘hcy are both of nearlythe same .i..., Venus. being only ubont 300 mil-v. 1.|.‘i.'l.lll'l‘ in diameter than the earth. £IIIL>E\.~1Ԥ~H‘. i‘i'..\i'~ {I Z' ’.‘ nn \‘einzr, :ucnrdiug to the l . (‘1lllllllci hi the period of her rotation, i~' only about half an hour shorter than «In-day. The weighted bmlica on Venus i»; nearly the .~:imc as on the earth. llcry lil' In only about 2'13 claw long, instead If till"), and being nearer the :.un, she gets cmuidurably inure light and heat than we lllz. She has :m atmosphere inure cxteiizâ€"ii'e than ours, which 1. (nun: at times as a ring of light I.l’ulill1l the edge of the planet. Certain upcetrnsmpie tiliniviitiuns lune led to the iiifi'lencc that her utiliOdphcie resembles ours in its Ulliillllmllioll. If she. has an at- inonphrrc like ours, she llIlllllltlifl'dly has (wt-aim and luv-shawlI:10iiil<,:iiixl\'.itli tneni a.ninn-.l and vegetable life. In favt tln re is nine rut-on t-i fhiiii; from tln:tele.~.eopic appearance of \V-niH, and her excessive brightness, that her atmosphere la' more eloiidy than ours, fur the upper Slll'ItllfiL'a of clouds rellect light as brilliantly as snow. It ll.i.~l i. m, the I'lilll'lS may wrve to pm. tee: the planet's; :~nrf;ice from the intensity .ii the :nin's ra_\'.~. .\lr. l’roetor .~.'1y:i of the wiinilai'ity between Venus and the earth: " llad Venus but a liluull as the.earl'n has, we might doubt whether in the whnlc uni- Rural) two will exist which are m strikinglv iiiniiar to each other." rni; err-rim: er vi.\i"' 5.1mm mers pretend l')l11|\'c seen Venns‘ moon: others deny the permihility of its existence, not mi the ground that there Ii any IIII)‘.‘I' i-al reason against it, but became the bss't modern telercupes have inner revealed its prewuee. llr. l’rm-ter, alter re\ inning the eviih nee, ir. inclined t1! put Venin‘ mum. in llli'l’Jlo'gHI‘y n! It‘ll‘llllllllllv'fll illi.:-i.>ii'~t. hit then ilsll'ulullllcls in'cd to talk confidently of the "snowy pulan lll‘lIIlllLficl Mind," and iimv we Ln-iw that Mam has two llllllrllH. .\lnico'.cr, then- :nxmns h:.\ .~, -.ine-.: their Illzi- mverv, been “llil many lt'libicupes which nc\er slmwed them before. >0 that the mere bet that bi; tell-xean have not >hnwn \“einia' in'mn Ii not conclusive evi- «lenm- that it Aloud not exist. Most of the alleged observations of \'rnii;‘ menu were made in the ln:.t century. when tr‘lL'Si‘upeS had not reached the pvifeetion which they have since attained: yet tow much stress cannot be laid upon that fact, i'nr nimlern :istroimnicrs frequently have «must-In to ex- pix-«.4 nurpriw at the keen powers of (discr- uiliuu shown by the ntar gum-a e: .nie nr tun hundred years ago. .\ii example of lhii “A: the ultm‘l'YdlliIll by lurid lilltL‘ll' home, “I I'hilmlelphiii, in ITUH, of the. circle 1»! light which the i'efrueiiu: power of \‘i‘llllnl .i‘.:n,mphei‘c throws :ll‘Hllll-l the plan- et when it is between the earth and thennn. ’l'ln- NIIIIv‘ phem-menen was Ilnl. notired .l',(.llll until Willi, and there are very few i'ni‘cm'ded observatiuih ufit iniirnlci'ii times. Vet nulle .u'.l< it as a deceptive zip- .«i'eil . r . x 3‘1 I pearaine. l'»: .ides. It must be remembered that the l.ll:_:l' {elem «apes in the observato- ii- ~ - nut \cry utten employed. NI .\‘Ill"'ll'.‘?l. l‘lU'l fr" |\ \I. \ ~‘il'.w.\‘ii.\ll- In, illv Ill”. win drziw nents. have inLide up tinnr ex' l to turn self-cuunplaceiiey in lime 1-in- Amateur: may 1le lwtiwr. Th.- 2 n‘meriafiezi n-f \cnnx' Lil! M vii «.‘vm. ie'l. but Il'lriii' that \\ e iw lllIi’Ill .‘l “ilnlitll'lr‘ b\ a l‘ennsyl- l'tllll-Illi were ‘i in: ii Lu (,‘Jfiallll .nle Simzz,\\hn ,I'IIIU“: inner-2a .Lwn'i-innnch . 4' {Ii - .‘f .-. e irrier uh '. I \intl‘liji' 2 ‘» rum l i 1: lulu :lnn isLi'Illnl. :inl \ \er} "L‘il i-pi‘nl" . l :;--t been diw’pien rl. ' . int” Ilu.‘ neighl-rilznni of thv lflfiil, :ILl'liIll 1w emplnyell in the hullx‘ll 1in II. notewwuhv that enc cf the elecria‘ rip.- snppéed :nxm “lla made -l:.. M the piruirf thin)“ the a: disk .\'u miniar ul ~\‘I‘\Jll0:i has since uls 'I {RAM}: in lilil. hurl 'J‘J‘ liiatli r :lgliii. Tiff x.l‘.li.\".' ‘ ref-Jen i: r \'~v.v' . .. . ~ ;l: pi +4.2} 1;” {liliififlrJli‘ v \\ :Lh the {I'll .‘vipe. .‘umc nkzl. fal elwrvrrs luv e dmwn I‘lldpi vi the rpm” seen ilj‘ull hvr >1lfiACt' ; n-_VII‘.C hm ..~ seen. .,r, “link”; 1 thought they saw. intnintanza of reason and the alterations of day and night : there is air, there is water, and the force of gravity in almostprccisely theme is on the nrfb. ; rgnin; mm and '- my be assumed that Venus is the (I place of a ram like ourselves. _V with admiration upun the tutti as the chief armament of their midnight Shl'fz. mg l, .. ... -v.... --_~.c,. FIVE MINUTES FUN. =arcL.itI'.‘-'clieris called :1 vlr'nn- :. ' lane a snare hell. Im' -qu .. ' .i'uiixitzztcnt : " Very . -- mrten’ier. " but we re “we let can be something. who Lune. «. how tn be rid- i-.-uluu.<i gr A I people than \ellow fever. more people have taken it. . sic-inn says Aicgyllul ham kil'mi more \\ el , I .. Ii-hIt'vr, " llere waiter. bring life some water to pit II: my wine. I always like my wine watered." Waiterâ€"“Uh, then, sir, vun win: “an: any: I put plenty in before bringing i: to you Down in 'l'exas, when they want to ex- press loathing :‘ a nun, they say he's mean eneugh to hand a pint bottle filled with water to a friend on a dark night. A Western judge IlZLi decided thatn hus- band is respninsiblc for what his wife says. No wonder the young men of tu-day IIC’SI‘ tatc about nazuniinz the responsibilities of nmrriml life. llcartlcm : “ lint, ’ continued Mm. I"., “ tinJ‘e is recs-in in all things, you know.” “ lixccpting. of course, most of the things you any." replicl l‘ogg. the hard-hearted nil/lifter. .\n sith-lc in :m cxl-hangc is called “ A Woman After All.” Insatiate female ! would not ten thousand or so suffice ': She may be after all, but it is hardly probable that .she will catch them. A Chicago clergyman says that unless his collars. in well and he knows his hair to be all right he can't half preach. And yet he \S'lllltllllll“ tn the fondness of his congrega~ tinzi for their earthly vanities. l'ivtrau‘. hum a letter written by an actor to a with ; “ My dear fellow, my success here ha. been phenomenal." Extract from a letter in reply : “ My dear fellow, your sneer-v..- anywhere would be phenomenal 3” "Call you tell me the names of them“- road line» in Texas 1'" asked an Austin teacher of a pupil who was the son of an editor. “ I dunno,” was the reply. ” 011 what dot-.4. your father travel when he goes from ln-re to Houston 2’" “ On a free pa»; A Texas mam was married while dying, I‘M 103k l of three miles. , Restigonche, with extensive fishing pnvi- _____._...-.4-r_.â€" I am: 58111133: 5 Howto Ge: an Umbrella. l 112.; Izestigouclxc.a river of Sin: Brunt-'- An - w. - - ~ , wick, is famed for its almou. It is: lusty . perfihififimfigfii’nfi: gum _ it . strum, fed by the branches, and when it monk to am. one who i. in E“ h of “ch 1'! in“) "145 B“! OI Chum" i‘ h" a ‘E'itlfh articles, occurred at one of our depots dur- _ h we chmcftnsâ€"Ics ingt recent stormy (lav. A gentlcmm who of a 53113105 “V”. “lth I“ fapldsv “5 de*I’ , had no umbrella, and who Ind just come in- l Pools. Sl‘lt‘m Sikh“: 153%” the “350’: Oil to town on a local train perceived before :m-ders mm: o t ecountry. i'ew * 1- h . _ - ' Ydrk In: a club devoted to salmon fishing, 1 h: 2301?: fl°ghgififig1§2§ Who 0‘“! 3 "973' Imume PmPer‘S 0“ ll'Fi who had a hue new umbrella boisfcdlover V ' his head. Running u to him therefore, lfgt‘S; Mme 3'5? PS° 5}“ Anh‘": “Owl he clapped him on thepshouldeii, saying. as I resident of the L-nited Mates. {muemb' I he did 30. by way of a joke “ I'll take that fished the Restigouche, and to Ins credit is mubreu,‘ if you pjm." The individual plach 30ml? Vet." Double “mikes 0‘ 531‘, thus addressed, looked round and disclosed mon. ' ~ . _ . : a perfect stranger, but before the other In an economic sense he“ \ ark ls largtjlr i could apaiogise,he said hurriedly, -- Oh. it’s del’endwt 0“ ""3 Rutlgmmhe 31"," “Ins. vouni, is it? Well, I didn’t know that stock of. fresh salmon. These hue fish, l Here, you can have “,n and broke mm): which Will average twenty-five pounds- gen- leaving the utensil in the hands of the first erally reach the Lortbem markets about gym the conversation. This wrath-e. We 30‘“ 0‘ 31“)“ and “'9 Plenty "1 the fir“ ' which is strictly true,nflordsa vnlunble hint Week 0f J‘llY- Bl“: "er ' “uronunllely' to net-sous who ma ' be can ht " f fur the last two years there been a dearth l prdtecfion from the) min. 3 o“: “mmut of salmon in the Ilesitigoucll‘ie.l thflicr‘L the river has been overfii Cl, or t am “ ',, ‘ as civiliution, with its saw-mills, advances, The Tum Tm salmon refuse to ascend the river, it many From Maine to Manitoba, from SLJohu quite certain that there will be less salmon i to British Columbia. MrThomas \V. McDon. this year than in 1881. The first salmon y ah], the Tin King of the Dominion. whose which ever came to New York from this riv- I large wnrks extend from 153 to 157 Queen er were sent in 1876, with the opening of 1 street, Toronto, andcover a solid block ii rec- tlic Intercolcnial Railroad, as the fish by ognized and respected. Mr Mc Donald’s ex- this route can be forwarded in thirty-six perieuoe with the Great Geman Remedy is hours. thus announced by him. “ It is very grati- In fishing the Restigoucfie, the salmon, fyiug to me to be able to given written testi- as in allotlicr rivers.rcsort totlio poolsnvliew moninl respecting the unequalled merits of the water is deep and quiet. This inclinn- the world renowned remedy, St Jacobs Oil, tion toward a short period of re e can be as an allevintor‘of pain, I was for ye”; sore. understood when we study the habits of the ' 1v troubled with a swollen leg. In vain I llSh- The salmon has (:Olm3 up from the fried all the prescriptions of uiebiccl men. sea, and is doing his best to reach some A: last in deep despair I resolved to test point high up the river for the purposes of the virtues of St Jacobs Oil, the Great reproduction. Breasting a rapid rivcr, German Remedy, and tomy great joy be. bounding up the falls. his existence has fore onebottiehiad been exhausted I found been so far one of toil. In the quiet reaches "ii/self complete y cured. Trusting that he takes it more leisurely, but here he mm 5; Jacobs Oil may meet with the success it ly rims t0 the fly. deserves, I close this statement, by reiter- hlany are the wonderful devices of the ating my indorsement/ofits efficacy. salmon angler, and marvellous is the tackle 9 he uses. With a fish of forty pouudsit seems almost miraculous that such calender rod should ever gain the mastery, for the salmon is a determined fighter, and the guinea: of all game fish. The fly is grace- fully tripped over the pool, there is a gur- glc, a rise, and the strike, quick and sharp, follows. Then comes the first mad run. The reel whizzes as the long and delicate but strongest of all lines is given him. The salmon rarely sulks, though he may try and find refurc under the bowlders. At last he tires, t en it is time to ur re him to a. renewed effort. It is one long fight. A lialf-hourmay elapse before your hshlcse his vigor. Then how gradually and can- tiously you must nmmcuvre him, until, when exhausted-with this struggle for life ~â€"â€".-â€".. l l l __'._._.. Department, The acquisition of an affable department is an important part of education. Some think tliatif they have a spirit of kindness its expression is of little consequence, but “ manners are a compound Of spirit and formâ€"cf spirit acted iuto form.” The first law of good manners, one that epitomizes all the rest, is “ Thou shalt love thy neigh- bor as thyself.” True courtesy consists in the observance or application of this golden rule in all social conduct, defined, “ real kindness kindly expressei ." True courtesy is often met in the huts and bowls of our land, and something found wanting in the parlors of the rich. “7.: lu-limw ii to l: very lib": our seasons. widow must \vcarfiill mourning for tliii'fcc: .iim' lJ'l' llltilillfill‘lll E” llll' l"? “"411” ‘01" days, etiquette under the circumstances, bit resemble. that of the l'ill'll' [W (“13' will permit her to have clocks on her stock- . . , t. / l I. I In the excavation necessary for laying 5‘ “m’ “I H” "mil, '1‘“ If." “'3 ‘m’, l""‘." “'5 down A drain III the centre of the City of “‘ “5”““‘1""l:‘" 1‘“: ‘1‘ “1m” “2‘” \ “"1" San Francisco, near the church, ’j'm- Ali/i- has n, mm.“ In very L‘llI‘IUIH. home :Istri-nn- : ‘ ‘ ‘iivh i ‘ ' ll’i-lll niinds \ t'lliH h..< nu mmn. azi-i :: \u-nll do no alli‘llillln‘l’ Il.lll.l1i hinyth. in l ..i the whale. l: mu ‘z-i-l l . l ' .. .. . .. .-.- u n: \ ;. r= l" ‘ ‘ “ml, a: lie I‘l “It. ‘1' ‘ l“ ‘ “"ln" «:mnge anvl nmrxellnns stories from the In- ; lllt‘i I been mule. bait during the Il‘zlll‘ll \: n-qvtl Ile.‘vil.l\~:r ul'. tillle’llliH-ci \Vil l-e ifl'eiwi :u. .. the cruel nfl‘is affixed in his silver sides, and he is dcd. Salmon culture in the Restiaouclic has been attempted, and at Mctapediac there is a. provincial. hatching-house. How long this river will continue to be the resort of the salmon angler will, of course, depend on the fish. In the provinces, salmon rivers are carefully preserved, and the Resti- gouclic particularly so. It is therefore dif- ficult to account for the scarcity of salmon for the last two years in all the Canadian streams. It would be, however, quite premature to advance any idea. in the sense that these rivers would not be productive in the future. The particular plienomona. which govern fish are not as yet fully under» stood, save that anadromous fish, being found in a. certain locality, arc sensibly diminished by ovcrfishing, and this, accord- ing to the opinion of the Canadian fish com- inissioucrs, has too often been the case. There is no more beautiful fish in the world than the Swlmo solar of this river, for its peculiar elegance of shape, beauty of color, and gamy ( utilities. Last year, justabout this date, a. Tew York gentleman a member of the Restigouclie Salmon Club. took, in a few hours’ fishing, five salmon, which would average twenty-five pounds eachâ€"Harper’s ll’eel'ly. â€"â€"-â€"â€"‘N4'.’>“â€"-â€"â€"-â€"â€" Pug-Nosed Girls. A young man who has evidently not one on his hands writes as follows concerning pug-nosed girls: “ Any girl in the world can have It snub nose without any trouble at all, but not one girl in ten millions attains to the ravishing (lclcctability of a dear little pug. There are inconsiderate, superficial observers who aver that; snubs and pugs are very much the same thing. This is absurd. It would be as rational to assert the identity of one of Camocns’ dainty shep- herdcsscs and a. respectable but uninterest- ing colored washcrwonmn. The pug-nosed girl is a. distinct type, and she knows it. Possessing a pug-nose, she possesses certain privileges and immunities to which no other sort of nosed girl can lay claim. Occupy~ mg this peculiar and elevated position, she is at once fascinating and harrowing. With her nose by right divine, goes a roscbud mouth that anybody can see at half a glance was made principally for kissing. Nobody ever dreams of kissing lips which have a lung Roman nose sternly standing sentinel over them. But the pug-nosad girl’s lips are not guarded at all ; on the con- trary, they are most temptineg accessible. And when she smilesâ€"and she has a great way of smiling, the dear thing I and her nose sympathiscs with the muscular movement and tips itself it little higherâ€"it seems just likca formal invitation. That is the fasciuntr ing part of the performance. The harrowing part of it is when, encouraged by what seems to be so encouraging, you try to ac" ecpt the invitationâ€"and find that she is not that surtcf a pug-nosed girl at all ! If. is a. dismal business this, when the pug-nosed girl is put to the test of actual kissing, and her roscbnd mouth is proved to be but a delusion and a snare. The little ray of hope that illuinincs the gloomy horirpn under these melancholy circumstances is that suc- cess can be compasscd by trying again. For, while she is known all too well to be a net- tlesomc, unmanageable little body,tlicre are facts recorded concerning the pug-nosed girl which prove that she is not persmtently and irrevocably cruel. In a moment of con- triticn, herself sorrowing because of the sor- row which she caused, she has been known to pucker her pretty lips as they ought to be puckered, and so to yield them allies to the invitation extended by her angelic un- protecfmg nose. Humanity is strengthened and staid in this sorrowing world by the fact that the pug-nosed girl lives in it. She may be, indeed she is, at times rasping ; but in the long run she is a. source of exceeding cheer. Light-minded, little-knowing folk may rail at her nose, and affirm that no clmrm whatever cppertains to its puggisli- andthc fashion jnummls, after a lengthy discussion, have decided that, although his ings‘. “ )leicy! how the wind blows l” ex- elaiincd Mrs. FCIIIICI‘SOII. “ Did you ever know the wind when it didn’t blow 7" ask- Cil li‘endcrson, coiifeinptiiously. “ Very true," replied. Mrs. I"., “ and some people do a good deal of blowing without ever be- ing able to raise the wind." Professionally ruined : "' Yes," said the doctor, “ I'm wretched, absolutely miscr- able. What's the matter? \Vhy, I pre- dicted that l lallaghcr couldn’t live anyway, and here he‘s gone and got well. No, I haven't any personal feeling thatI want (icingher to die, but there's my reputation ruined." “ Ilav~.~ you a copy of ‘ Milton’s Paradise Lost 1" ’ asked (lilhuoly of Colonel Schnei- iler )lcilnmir, one of our Austin aristocratc. “ What in the world is that 2'" replied Me- (illlllla. " It's :1 book,”respondedGilliooly. "No, sir: I have not got such a book. \Yhecherl find anything that’s lost I re- turn it to the owner. When did Mr. Mil- ton lose his book? \Vhat reward is be offering for its return ‘1" ~40. 4.-.» o.»â€"._. Prehistoric Remains. query says, perhaps one of the largest “ finds" of prehistoric hronzcs ever made was unearthed. At a small distance below the surface, under a stratum of ashes and char‘ real, the pick and shovel laid bare one of those innnense urns in tcrra-cotfa. The urn broke i-ii rcntaitt with thcair, displaying inside an extrimrdinary collection of bronze objects :ill carefully packed, so as to mfellp)’ the least possible amount of space, the heaviest and the largest at the bottom and :13: int the sides, the lightest (It the top and in the centre. There were found liternlly several hundreds of lIfIlClICtS, rc- prcscnting all the Mediterranean and lbinnbian types-â€"â€";~tiekles, ehiscls, saws, files, gunges, knives, razors, bracelets, plaques, covered with embossed nrumnent, than 2004) film/1!, lziiiceheads, poniards, swords, and ingots of metal. Altogether there were H.000 objects, the weight ex- ceeding :1 tonand a-lialf. The greater part was well worn or purposely broken up. Soipe of the jewellery had been mended witi irnn rivets, that metal being then ilonbtlesa considered as precious. It was easy to recognise that either a foundry or the stock of :i brunzcmnith of the first Iron Age had been unearthed. This large quantity of old bronze, belonging to pre- ceding periods. had, without doubt, been gathered in the neighborhood by some iii- dustrious metal-worker, who was perhaps on the point of rcsmelting the whole, when, .‘llI'jII'lnt‘fI by a war. by a siege, or by an in- vas'inn. he ileferininml to bury the nuts» in his wurkslir-p. hiding the place with the fishes from his fireplace. The danger over, he intended to unburylii‘s treasure; but the incidents of war, his death. or that, of those to whom he may have. confided the secret, prewnfml the discovery of the store. which “.13; left to the present generation, to show in 54 mething cf the otherwise iindiseovemblc evidence II 3W0 yenre ago. Competent :nitln iitie. agree in declaring that nothing C'vlllIi.ll'.IlIIi‘ to this “fin-l" of prehistoric (lllliuz‘lllll'n has, ever been made. lIlOI'C .-. ‘D c‘» .g».. 7 An Indian Legend of Silver Proved True In Georgia- .\n uhl Indisn legend proved to be a veri- table stnoi). L‘ul. James l.‘.\llan is a pros- pe.::ive lmnln/a king. The earliest settlers of (‘hvrukec L‘unnty, ALL, used to hear V ‘ ‘ _ ncss. lint the wise are, not swayed from n .i tinun I'I ii great silver mine, which was their wisdom by the patter of fools, and 1_ .;.;..1 (i. I»: Inc. .ed on the banks of Chatting; those philosophers whose field of study llixer. in the vicinity of licylesville, but they could never be induced to point out its e. lowhty. Few believed the into . though the lmimm displayed many roui'l‘ilrv is the world know that the pug-nosed girl is a delicious cthnolngic Iuccess. â€"-â€"â€"--â€"â€"‘oo<-.->»â€"â€"â€"â€"~ There‘s no Luck about the noose. gals-IWL‘II n.rr.;nm:its_uf :dIVCI’, which they I was reading this long to a friend. as % epd. m re taken mm: the nnne in solid ' well as atcngue not Scottish would let me, ; lulr‘A‘r. .‘evuru: years am Mr. CJIIM. in I while im intelli nt young person, below the acme way, “mixed information that the rank tliatis ‘ led a lady, at at work in ininc was heated un his farm, and be im- the room. She smiled u I concluded, and lllr‘xllalcly u: f~ \vurk todueaver it, and said, ball to herself, “Singing that mug nil: 51W“: ninth time, lalnr and inuney. in igut my sister a husband." "Is she a fine his min search. blaming these facts, Col. lsingcr 3" inquired my friend. “ No, mn'am, skinner. Capt. Turner, IawyerClcmona and i no: a fine uingcr at all :only somehow every- .vpuzlv skiliul luv-t «in'ltiul rim: my fixptg g vil‘wrr‘. el llt‘lilv. “4.. sent in the Indian .\'n~ body like: to hear her, because she aecmato Liz e zip-en \Il'.‘ 3:1.ch (:I the air. an-l been best «‘cil in the .~l._v of l ‘ The new; :nxenfisf i; result :' “hunted by the study of \i-izmwuuld be? the Mann-r In the gin-31km, Is the plum: ; inhabited? A! prmen: nsfrumuni as gppmr,‘ : ~ 2-: pretty urnniunns in the opinion that if 5 any one of Illv‘ mm A I'd-Indy (if worlds lit-‘- aidm the (it‘ll is inbabflnl. \icnus :5 ram: liktly in be that Mic. The {All}; i-i um... who mimic m fire-iwtnnc ef the plurality ! .i: we rhis, fauna- bccn driven from the curing and I Muir.“ urh of the ancient mum , ML} nimzinl from the licry ler‘flriv‘ u: libel 22:: duriu 0: .\lm, and 23w i . they am e fl encH tail nun. twill 'zmlviin; \Ai\'t‘$ r! .3 filler and Mfum. 312.: 1 king uiiai-lc In [K3 2.: the :iiyxzcrica of u: may [run .ii. . Neptune, may yet ' me 152-: sane: mun-l Z) n"): tip-11 \ienqs ‘ mpg. 'rjmr \ 3min} Mm, t.lqlgi‘|n.j I (fun for an lndiln named [Lilian-l. who win jfcel the wordssbc tin p, and to makes other people feel them. But it was in her choos- 1 4nd with the jurly of I: vine ventlc- ling that song that won William'n love. He nzm .anze iluwll to Mr. Callnn's. I ollaud 2 mid that. a woman: who put so much hear: .uyn then. i: a win 0. .ilvcr, three. feet in linto the description of a Wife's joy at “a. diameter, running through .\lr. (Allan's l ting her husband home ngnln, would be sure IAN“ and extending several miles, worth, at ‘ to nuke A goal wife herself. hm: ten millions ul dolhn. snppmnl ru kn'm‘ all admit it. He soon ar- 1, li‘ x: lilacs. There. never were I happier couple. ill bu been I lucky song for them, I m ‘ mute.” Now it «can to me (In: this true .\Il.§‘::ull pzegrvu: .\ Montreal paper mix-3m is worn, “I a“, which” in an, ed up in account at mission prngrcu inf...“ d. boa, mum, Meal" win] “.10., Jinnah! a receip: ll.) nuke. fa.wa cataup, ‘um "W, of “wax w. in sunny \li. . boy izlse iiiisaiomn'rsi are seen» i_ Lu ‘1“. p0" and bu muggy,“ only pug fumed to begin their work by buying I";- ,' h“ in” "mm. and m ha" “ In“. “a then childan and «inciting 'hcm. The ; I,” an”; (Mica! an i lea: VJ} to prepare thcm is to l râ€"-oo <-.>o~â€"â€"â€"-~ â€"~-- 5”“ “ ll” “‘5” "I‘ll 3 93"“ “Web m?" l MAry Andcmn will not Pb)“ in any mull ' . c K J. >‘ u, _. . . . . . . pine .:.~.m ..,: unplnnn jun-i and Luke their) fan“. “1,1 g,“ in” no "rt-mm engage- ::;l they are tender. ‘ mean," this season. And no sheQ Electric (not Eclcctric) Gibâ€"The two words have very different si uifications, as WlII be seen by reference to Vebster. The Eclectric Oil has no claim to Electric pro- perties only by the. picture on the wrapper, which looks like begging the question. The popularity cf Briggs 'E ectric Oil is such as to induce un rinciplad persons to appro- priate all the aw will allow to them to do. The proprietors of the original Electric Oil have no claim to the words “ Eclectrio ” - or " Thomas,” but to the words “ Briggs’ Electric ” they do claim, by right, as they have made them of value to themselves. The sales of Electric Oil nrcincreasingdaily. 'n Stands the Test or Time. Time tries all thin s, and few are the customs, habits, or adjuncts of life that are not; swept away before its remorselcss march. â€"Remcdy after remedy for corns has been introduced, tested, and found wanting. Putnam’s Painless Corn Extractor alone holds undisturbed sway, gathering new strengtlias years roll cn,cud holding it with the power that merit alone can give. Take no substitute. Putnam’s Painless Corn Extractor never fails to make a. com- plete cure. Sold everywhere. N. C. Pol- son & 00., Pro 5., Kingston. " Yet 1 slicl temper so Justice with mercy. as may illustrate Most. them fully satisfied." - Both justice and mercy are almost un- known virtucs to the common class of Photographers. Always get the best and you will get the cheapest. \\ nit until you visit Toronto and then be sure and go to Bruce’s Photographic Studio, 118 King st., \Vest where you will get justice and mercy artisti- cally blended and be fullv satisfied. Gray hairs prevented, dandruff removed, the scalp clcimscd and the hair made to grow thick by the use of Hull’s Vegetable Sicilian llcir Renewcr No person can enjoy health while sufl‘er- ing Constipation of the Bowels. Harsh pur- ativcs always do harm. Burdock Blood littersis Nature's own Cathartic. It rc- gilatcs, purifies and strengthens the sys- tem. Trial bottles 10 cents. A. I’. 79. W‘m-o Time ’leswrs :Illll Burden Bearers. l-‘mni lilll’.‘ lniiuenmriul the home IIIL‘: teen nniii‘s‘ lied friend. llnt n f‘e.v yenrs' buck we eun Illl remembertheconipurzuively Illllclllli'lllinll paid inihls mu~i Indispenuilile of nniniuls. \I'c my eumlnimfively little intention, for the hon-e was as well groomed. und ('eriiiinlvas \vell fed.u~ now: nndut thoâ€"e grentwnherli sâ€"n 'l'll’lllllll’lll showsâ€"yon would rev-c the mid of l 10 county niid Suite Mnblcs un-l Illl'llls' n~<einbled. But there, \vn" II. runs ilenum v. z 1 of' noble draught bursa. IllllI as lin- rpeeukm well, 2:10 win '.lll‘ 'reiit nliinmtc limit that on men.' In more (Iiiys (Uhll’l'd to strive fur. lfut nuw I‘. .10 nnlniul is e.~fcemcdu fulr roml~fer,unvl fine lllllnlllln' only deserve the mime when theyt-un >bnde the flr>t qiinrferof the third minute. ’I‘iu-re lnu‘ebeen IIII- inen<e>fride~iflmvnrdintlnirf' ‘devequmienlnf Imrseiledi lnfheeiviilzed .4 :. ls rvI'tliewnrlil. ‘ as shown by [he lime-records of the racers and . I f : dmnglit ethnicity of' the hninblchbin renlly more ii.~eful.wr.r'<-Iinr.~c. Many nun-.u I:Il\'i'l'l,ll‘|I:Zl .l in cfl‘eel "II‘ (buirnblc cnd,chhl’ or..- n: w! Ev 5i lnivc been I‘ve inielhgentcurc and c. n .rleriniun Ic-nmed when the unimnl In hi» one: 'l’L‘lllllIvll -â€"m in word, n:~mrlbc breeding. Ami this Inn“ n-u {rifled in in. Iiidcn very serious rnnrliilcnflen uf ilie old Ill uliol‘ treatment, Quin" away, in many new. r. in: Ilie Inlnimnn and reiilly mvuee pInn-epursned In ilie (-nnllcnflon of even rilllpll: IIL-Ul'llcl’n uml ililnlclllr‘, nnd subaflfuflng rational Int-murmur ieliefinsfemL A prominent fin-fer of mi. ref-mu. and one indnrsul by uwiieh. IIH‘NII'N. I‘urinervunl Hut‘kmen the minnryuver, I. >r.-J.ic-:r.( “IL, nri'lrfllllml by all who lmvc nwd itux nu (-xm-piiunzilly grind remcilv fur the ailment-u nf ihe hem: and steel; generally. nicel- In: mun: Indications far In we and affecting fur Ix-Iicr rwnlix Ifmn Any article of n r-iirnflve or remedial mumccver‘ lrluliil'fll. Fucli brecderx and Inna-men as A1' .1“ \‘. i Mi. Ev...“ lirden- helm, near thlndelybin: .‘Iikc Hamlin. Y Belmont Purl: I’:I.:('nl\l!l 3 ' L‘IIM;C cf )If.I:liIM-l’t Item-r and thou-«nub Mother- ilirm who null-l I-c ‘- med. me on I. ‘ bed each-wt.- lit-mini ' ' . _ orunxu. new)": FRAMES. mn- p no: runes, catalog. ac. Price Act to the undo on typlicauon. R. J. MAT- I THEWS a: 3:10.93 01mg 3a.. Toronto. 1 Hafiz)... a: “in. nay-ricmvfii; Barrister. Sal-cum; etc. D “dork-u hul- line I'm! on". _..._._.________..â€"â€"â€"â€"_.__ A 31‘ u eLosBmâ€"Tuis COMPAN Y's automate clown mud-vet to fie-uh. com. plan. and clullncu; and (or drrnlu. M Close! C . I: Jarvis urea, Toronto. I rruernoxs .l'll-II'AIEB A)” PATâ€" : ‘ mu uncured m (lands. United Slate-1. . .nd facign countries. FIONALD (L RII’IOL'T ' k 00.. Imginmc. Mach-alas lumlcw Build- Imj’l’joronto. lelllon um taper. < . ,. . .. . .. , . l $323121? SHORTIIAIID Tuition madly “dull null. mm fin-Wm Tho-.Bcngouxh. (Glenlpr r.\‘orkl‘..mru).llnmcr. l a- nemon 1.3.5. 5 If you would lave s cleu ccmlploxiou. ‘ l frealom from Blou-ha, Pimpla, ill. And ' T1102 the blood, Hirer, Kidney: and Bone with Burdock = Blood Bitters. ;Tria.l bottle: IOcenu. ' xi‘iiir', Tor-Ito. Books. all] foul human. purify Ind 'A 3...... BRICK MAKERS. Send (or besrrlpIIve “mint. Price llsl. n-zd Tallinn-kn mu Miami's. mu P838838. ‘3“ “LI: 311("353. . j “'e Ilse make Veneer Min-lilacs for Chemo box THE Upper Canada Bible Society Selb Bible: of all sizaol' type.an sfylcsnf ; l The New “‘orld‘s Dispensary and In~ validn' Hotel at Buffalo. N.\'.,ria now com- pleted and ready to rweive patients. Lotta will nsfonish Londoners during the present month. “In a Decllnc.‘ Dr. R. V. Picker: Ilmr Sirâ€"Last full my daughter “15 in a decline and every body thought she was gciug into the cou- blndings at net cost 'ce. (hangar-ssan tree onapplictlmn to J 33' xarxu. unusual-3'. If! ' on“- 'I‘II'OIIO. stuffs. ur perfnralul I‘urultum m UPPER BAMBI run 80013in g .5... mm... chipping non-denominational Nligicus llfcrafurc , ‘ mm i at sumptiou. I got her a bottle of your our prices. sundny School Libraries. and WRIT; cums. “Favorite Prescription." and it cured her. Periodic'~‘13‘5l’9’~‘“m5- ‘ ' *“hzfggn Mrs. .xiuy Hiuson. Montrosc. Kan. 0i thmoslmonawlmuonm "mun-A; "‘3' all dragging. JOHN YOUNG, FLANA‘SI, In; So Garibaldi ladend," said nâ€"avcnlp; NM“qu I" You! 51ml. Thu-Io. out ORB}; “J, A’T . " I remem r his name rfectl '. ' urge he invented those Garibaldi BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES C S, logmxvuy . me we used to wear a few years ago. relation to “'orth, wasn't he 3" Weak lungs, spitting of blood, consump- tion, and kindred afiections. cured without physicinr. Address for treatise. with two stamps, World‘s Dispensary )kdical Assn. elation, Buffalo, X. \ . Murderers in France are fr neatly com. polled, in addition to death or the gnlleys to pay a heavy compensation in money, when they have it, to their victim’s family. \‘uiis‘rixsâ€"thu the blood becomes lifeâ€" less and stagnant, either from change of weather or of climate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or from any other cause, the \‘rzaz-rixr. will renew the blood, carryofl‘ the putrid humor-s, cleanse the stomach, rc~ gulnfe the bowels, and impart a tone of vigor to the whole body. Many suffer from supposed Or ic dis- cases of the heart, when the troub e is only an irregularity in the circulation of the vital fluids, which Burdock Blood Bitters will promptly remedy. The best preventive and cure for Piles and all diseases caused by Constipation, is Bur- dock Blood Bittcrs. Purifying. Regulating, and Tonic in its action. SumpIe bottles 10 cents. Large bottles one dollar. .\’ lLâ€"I‘uffcnm cent. orders by post promptly filled. .\ 1'quer rm ' all parts o the Dominion. (‘. MILLER J (‘ou Manual-lure” ll larva-st. Tonnlo. .\'ormun‘-E(rr!rir Bell Insulation iIL'a‘I I» 1374) ‘3 QUEEN STREET EAST. TOINJSTO. 03T- ‘v'ERVOL'S IIEBILITY. Rheumatism. Lame luck. Neuralgia. Paralysis and all ldvcr und Jbest Complaints 'immcdlclcly relieved Inn} mnnently cured b using these Isl-.lilb. LANDS A.\l) IXSOL Q. _ ‘ Circulars and Consultation FR lulu. V egetine Saysclloston hyalclnn. “has no equal as It blood purifier. {curing of its many wonderful cures after all other remedies had failed. 1 visi- tcd the Laboratory. and convinced myself of its genulncmerlf. It is prepared from bnrks. roofs and herbs. cachet which is hipth efl‘cct- i ivc. and they are compounded in sue a murmur as to produce astonishing results." Vegetine Is the great Blood Purifier. Vegetine “fill cure the worst case of Scrotum. Vegetine 19 recommended by physicians and npothcca rlcs. Vegetine Hus cfl‘ccfcd sonic marvellous cures in onset: of’ Cancer. . Vegetine' Restores the entire system to a Ill‘lllllly:colllll- Vegetine Relieves the cause of dizziness. Vegetine Relieves fulnfncss at the stomach. Vegetine Is the great remedy for General llcbilily. Vegetine Is acknowledged bynll classes of people to be the licsriunl most reliable blood puriiler in the world. Vegetine H. R. STEVENS, Toronto, Ont. Paint works. fine mixed mints Any shade or color deslrcd.n:ady {or the brush. can be pun V V chascdtmmyour eral store keeper or Ilud- - v " ‘ satisfaction. These palms no put up In :3. I gal. and 1 gal. um and are beautiful. dura lc and coununiicaL Cards of sample colors and fall deal as n ints. . “of.an and wafer priroof paints for influx You can save enough money custom dollar more and sides of factorialmrngdrIve-s cdsetc parcel of commendcdbynliw ohaveuocdthcm. icyarc D R Y G O O D S I lit up In bblsof 43 Imperial gmcolcr bmwnnnd ____“m._m". A,“ lack. A rents wanfcdfo handle this paint in To pay your ticket there and back Two wholesale stocks of Dry Goods now selling. Black Silk Velvefs - 75c. Silks at 95c. Worth - l 25. Ten per cent discount Ofi‘ all . I. ~l u rod or cash returned If requan Kl‘mdiifyi‘x‘diiulnc wholesale III-y mun selling to ccnsnincrs. was merchants per cent cheaper than any n i. ' Toronto and Back circular with testimonials from some hundmls are unequalled for cheapmmdumbilily‘frvsen“ A. :3. rLIN-r's, BOUGHT AT AUCTION! goods. Close at 2 p. m. Satur- A. B. F L I NT , By painflng them with tho Dominion Liquld paints now In use. Guaranteed to give entire cl thalwllcg pc-o la in the Dcinlnionxan be lug qualities and up mnce. and an: rhly re- 35 Colbomc at.. Toronto. All Colors Velveteens 3 40¢. days. 35 COLBORNE-ST. . rxzzmmis WORM pownnns. ‘ The secret of our selling clump ls simply [Inn we buy direct from t 10 Manufacturers In Eurcpc mid tbc Unltcd Stale: for, club, and In larger qinmtlilcs than any other linpcrnn ' House In the Domlnlon. 1n proof crude we lie ut the following reduced pi-lccs :â€" “‘Invheslor (‘nrblnc (I3 shot). \Vlnchesfcr Mmruzlnc Sportlng shot) ..... . ’ Evuna' Magazliic Rlflo abol).. . . Remington M Inc I Illa (9 shot Spencer Mngnr. nc lllllc (7 shot)... l-‘ull Lures uml Ilundredu lo a mainâ€"«13m» Burl-cl llreocllolromllnu l2- borc Illuch lulu-cl. am entirely new Gnu. Jun! wlmt everybody wants. ' Everybody ls going to Mnnltobn. and ovary- body cliould take one or mom of our guns IIIItI save from oncfo‘llxlpcr cent. It you preform sec the gun before purcliuslng you can do so by sending us 81; we will express the Kim (and. It not satisfactory you have llic prlvllcgc of return- ing it. If the 81 more thud covers express charges we will-remit you the difference. And this rule applies to all runuuiid any other goods in our catalogue. Sen do. for our Ila-page cum. lcgncmonlulnlniz over 600 Illnafmtlcns of fire- urins, gold and silver watches. jc\\'cllcry.ullver- \vure, cfe. “'licn you come to tlm clfy glve uu n cullâ€"we. \vlll snow you more guns Ilmn I‘ll“ be neon In all 'l‘cronfc. 'luinlllon and London combined. Address, CHARLES STARK, 5') Chin rah-sf. 'I‘oronfo m pleasant. to take. Contain their own Inactive. 1s a r...'.-. sure. and (9170ch lumen:- or we». in Children or Adult: J. W. G. WHITN mm .unz'xr, Valuator, Arbitrator, &c., Money Loancd on ('in or Farm property. Properties bought and sold on counnissicn. iii? HT Special attention given to farmers. 25 TORONTO ST.,_ TORONTO. Robertson.’sml’ublicatloIn:L onnn'rsovs P o i’ U L A n PUBLICA- E TIONS. -.i. ROSS nounn'rsox. ’l‘crcnfo. Bobcruon'n Ten Cent Books. UIIA'I‘EAU D'ORâ€"By Mrs. MaryJimc Ilolmes. RATED 'I‘O MARRY - llyMay Agnes Naming. MY. \VAYWAHD PARDNEIL 20th 1.000. “KANDVMIESPOUPENDYKIIFFIIII of fun. Robertson's l-‘lriccn Cent Books. A DAY OF FATEâ€"By E. P. Roe. A STRANGE DISAI’PEARANCE. A FAIR BAIlBARIANâ€"ll Mrs. Burnett. FARM FliS l'lVALS-Ily Ill Caflefun. HOW IS YOUR MAN? or.Grave ‘1 d Insurance. HAWKEYE’I‘EMSâ€"By Bob‘llurdctlo. MRS. MAYBURN'S TWINS. Jno. llabbcrlon. ROSA MONDâ€"B Mary Jenn Holman. woris'r BO): 1. 'row N. Juc. llaubcrlon. I Robertson's Twenty-ten! “culls. COUSIN MAUDEâ€"By Mary Jane Holmes. DRUMMING AS A FINE ART. 3rd It‘lllllou. MY OPINIONS AND BIC'I‘SY llOllIlrfl‘. MAlll‘JlilNEâ€"By Mary Jnnc llulincu. QUEENIE lllfl'l‘llwltrONâ€"llv Men. Ilclmcl. PRINCE AN!) I’AUI’E :. Mprk lwnin- LOVE AMONG THE G.\Ml.‘.5.’ Vegeth is Sold by All Druggists. O BLACKSMI'I‘IIIS AN!) \VAGGON-MA K ERSâ€"bcsf opening in Ontario for a general blacksmith and currlngc shop. in the flourishln town of Listcwcl: very little Opposition : stun flrst-cluss ; premises commodious: property will WILL CURE OR RELIEVE be sold clicnp,nnd upon ens terms. ‘or null Rom-Mimi's 'I‘Ivcnly-nVc-Cllm “00m” culurs apply to J. E. CARS N. LII-stow'cl. l ' pwoMAN's '1‘IfiMI"I‘A’§'}ION. IichIlZ: Clay. BIL/OUSNf’Ss: gggigvfssl WIFE‘S 'I‘Il \GEIIY- Mrs. ‘ cm 115:. GEN'I‘slâ€"LIVEâ€"TO SELL “ILLUSTRAT- 2 'nuu'l'SQUI‘iZIGZE. Advintnrcs of n. Tramp. Dysfi-gg-IO'N FLUTTEh/NO A 'EI) Lives and Adventures of Jesscdmncs uunsu or“ 15VEIU.I«:IUII. Mrs. l’lcrcc. [ND 0 . 1.3.1 \o‘iingcrllllpcsu” bcsttgcnlug iiooiclpupiiish- niAnioxup-MA‘pc-ip)ppgâ€"fiy fink-1118}!!in JAUNDIGE. OF THE HEART. e : wn cqu c'. uscuiin icsurc rupii y )0 ng Luvu WI) {Ks U.\' l l - y - ‘ In ‘ ERY-SIPELAS ACID/TY 0F Hold. General Agent. 9i Talc-gm ih Block. ‘ ‘ A"‘III BENâ€"I3 Cora. Agnew. , v - .‘â€"‘*" '1‘“ v1 i :m'“ I: s. Hod e 86 1lliams unseen inunnunnou. M. A. Fleming. ' . g ’ FARM LEGENDSâ€"By ivm Carleton. HEADACHE. OF THE bKl/l. I Adelaide-31.. East. Toronto, dealers in Pitch. Felt. Carpet and shouting papers. Rocflng done t3 order. WHAT CAN SIII'.‘ pr'Iâ€"Ify llcv. Ii. 1‘. R00. Robertson's ’I‘Iilrly ('cnl Books. A MAI) MA ltlllAG Bâ€"lly May Agnes Fleming. A CHANGED llEi\ll'I'â€"Ily Mm. Homing. ALI. ROUND THE HOUSE. Mrs. Ilccclicr A 'I‘l-Jltlfllllihl SEOI: PIT-«fly Mrs. r lcmlng. A'I‘IlAMI‘ All :I)AU~Iiy Mark ‘l‘wulu. A KNluIl’l‘ Oi“ 'I‘Ill-L CIiN'I‘Uln. la. 1’. Ill». A FACE ILI.L‘I\II.\'EI)â€"-1Iy E. I’. too. ALI. FOR MEIR; or sf. .lndc‘ii Asslnuint. A SI‘EURE'I‘ SONNOW-le Mrs. Flcinni . BROWNIE'S 'l'llIllMl’Ilâ€"Ily Mrs. Slic (lop. BE'I‘WI‘J‘JN T\\'U LUViasquy Bertha M.Q.Iuy. UEUIrAIlâ€"By Aug. livnnsmuthur of St. I‘.Il’l|0. CAMERON Minnaâ€"46)- Mary Jane llulmcu. DA ltKN r353 AS I) DA YblUIl’I‘. Mrs. Holmes DORA DEANâ€"By Mary Jniic lIclinca. \ZVI‘JLYN'S HOLLYâ€"By Mnry Junc llolincs. LS'I‘EliliA'S IlUSIlANUâ€"Ilv M. A. Fleming. E'I‘IIELYN’S Mlla‘l‘AIiliiâ€"lly Mrs. Ilulinca. EDNA BROWNINGâ€"13y Mary Juiic Holmes. , _ FAI'I‘IIFUI. MARGARET~I5y Aunlc Aulnnurc GIVE ME THINK HEARTâ€"II)! A. .‘. Itoc._ GUY EAILLSOOUILI'S WIII‘I-Z. M..\. l-Ienimg Illa“ OTHER \V’lh‘lfiâ€" y Rose Afihleiph. IIUGI lVOR'I‘UING'I‘ONâ€"Ily Mrs.‘ lclmcn. villicraniumviri‘mcrrrrm - s H). ZS":A ."‘ '2 iin‘ 2. clues. « , _ iomn ALLEN'S WIPE. 25m 1.000. Mm" '" "'9 WWW LENA HIV fillsâ€"41y Mury Juno Holmes. ' LADY l.liUNOllAâ€"lly Annic Conkllng. ll AGIM l.F..\".~5 \'~ I‘Vâ€"lly May Agnes b Icinlng. MARY IIOWALIIally Mnry Juno Holmes. MILDRED-Ry Mury .I. Ilolincu. . Ml‘lAlflfiv BROOKâ€"ls; Marv Jnnc Hamel. MAMle (THEYâ€"My Mary Jinn: Holmes. MA Ill-C ’l‘\\'AI.\"S SK Ifl'l‘UllEn'. ‘ PltlIIE AXI' I'AssION-lly Mrs. 1- .euilng. ROSE MA'fIlEiiâ€"Ify Mar Juno Holmes. SILEN'I' AND l‘llUIu- Ily . luv Acnka lcmlng. 'I‘IIH FOHHA I\' l“..\' BRIDEâ€"Hy Mm. hlielilon. And every speck: of dual)“ nrlllnrhfrom disordered LIVER, KIDNEYB. 8T0 AOH, BOWELS «f. BLOOD, T. llllliBllllll ll 60., p'°”~"%‘33'¢m, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, For Purifying the Blood. , 'I'lilu compound of / Iln- vegelnblcullcr' nIlvi-n, Hurmumrllln. Dock Stlllllixla mul Mandrake. with the Iodldcs of I'ulaulll and Iron. makes. it mini. efl‘ecfuul cure of n Ker-lea of minplulnln ' wlileh an “‘1‘! pre- vnlcnt imd All cl nu. ll piirlflcn the bum, pnmeumt the lurkln flint undermine heali- nnd‘~wttle Info trolibli-ucnm dbmrdeni. Erin» dons of the akin are the npnwiruncc on tho nur' ! '00! humor: that should be uxpellrd from w blood. Infernal dDmIIKCIINfIIM um [Ilene- Icrmliiiitlon of these nine Innnum lo name In- tcnnilonmnmr organs, whom uetlun they ile- mnuc.nml whose substance they aim-w and destroy. Avau‘s Hummnuunm expel» air-a humoru from the blood. When they “lemme. the dlsordern they produce ilimppeur, nuch nu Ulcn'ulianu of the Liver, Slumm'h. Kirlnrun. Lu nun. lib-upli'mm and [fru ui'n- Illm mm q/ the skin. 8!. Author: ‘0 Fire, lancer Ic‘rynlpduu. that the patent. number 118i. and the name Crcnmlon Cor- set 00.. la stumped on cuch pair of Comllnc corsets. ILS there Ill‘c bnsc fruuds in the market. ASéAfiNG & ANALY’SII‘iG Done by n ccrfllled Annlyutnl reasonable rules. rim-chi! terms given Io .Vleillml )Icn EDWIN A. SMITH, CIIEMIST AND IIRUGGIS'I‘ THE CITY PHARMACY. 271 Yonrre Street. Toronto. ‘TALUARLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE â€"consisting of flour, grist, and saw mills. store, hotel. blacksmith‘s shop. burns, stables. in. number of dwelllng-houscs and outbuildings; also nbout 800 acres of improved Ilnd timber land in one of the best agricultural Iownshipsin the county of Limnrk, and nem- fhc Toronto and Ottawa. and Quebec and Ontario ltullwnyfi, râ€"v',‘ t wncre a good business can be done in manufac- turing of any kind: two separate water-power“ short distance apart: will be sold cheap: city property taken In part cimy terms: WM. DOR. rcnfo. uymcnl. balance on geodrcascns or selling. Apply to . proprietor,American Hotel, To- TnénxOpgmszlu ‘xxc'uleiggrq, 4.. . .. .- ‘ ~. 1- - -1; \Inrk 'l'wnll ‘ - H Sciencelffiun'pllEOV-I “HE‘NNJWA.'9’HEI‘UAU. 3" V . J’Implu, l'ualu u luau-hm. Hulls, Iumnn. " l . . 'Il . ‘â€"-II' bcrum M. Llu). v , . , . y ‘ er.lnbor.IAgents “jflfij‘l'ifil‘t‘h 'lpufKHH’ 3L "minim. Tell" (lull. ball lfh'cum, Mild llmd, lflllll', wanted heveg.wwn . M , \. . _ V “my “m "uh". warm. (liar: and bum, ll'llfunlllllllm, Amy mICanadMP cc $4. “'3 l l' A- ' ' ‘ v “ ' " ' ' “‘ all/m. l'ru'nfn (he llonu. Sill: (Hull/111d. h. Til-1A \ \\’nl:‘i II ( .\.~r.. lien-cure Slory. mule Il’ruknrun, Slerillly. [Arman-him urlm’nu Sundial-31mm:- to , I I ' from mlrrnul ulceration am! ulrriur clue-mm. ' 'I‘III-. imnnr mummy. M. A. running. 0- n I _ p 0 THE “IRON PETE filfllil‘ii-ih’ M..\. I‘Iifllllllfl. I) ‘ . I . .. . - HIIMII. II )cqu. h‘macluuun mu! tantra! .‘qumcmnri‘r°ufl"‘Tomntom IAklh'lil:-llI(Jill;If)?ljlfllldnl‘filfllisn? Mum" D‘”“"”- I“ l“ Ulclrdenurlure In-uliliiozurun. I'IIEI'A uni: or 2 DB. J. 0. AYEB. & 00., Lowell, Mass. l‘ndlml and Analytical «banal-In. SOLD BY ALI. DILUGGIS’I‘S AND DEAL. HRS IN MEDICINE. THE Illilu‘lulf': \V’II-‘lz. _ Roberlmn'l Thlrly-llnt ('rul (Icahn. A \VUNIH‘JU’L’I. WOMAN. .\I. A. Fleming. MY In! above I'urwnrdml 1m remipl of price, pm! Irv. In any address in Cniuvlu er U. s. J» Rog; R98ERTE.p_‘LTorouta (an. . urea ND PR 25 CAMPING OUTI-‘lT8.‘oz THE NATIONAL MAN’F'G. 00., 202 Sparks Street, Ottawa Manufacture over 200 varieties and Isl/.ca of Tcnbi Main and Fanc East Teiinessee. A new sculemenf.chcup lands. magnificent c‘llmntc.good wllmood wafer, good Marketa. bond for circular and map to M. ll..\l.l.AllD'I‘ 6: (30.. Port Huron. Mich. SMIch mnl Ilia m m ru'n plem Cumier Onlqu In the wor d. AHEAD WHEREVER 7 RES Couci-is COLDS s: -= OF ALL OTHERS -. E x H I a IT E n. S M f‘w ,‘zfz :-, -‘ ’ , chairs,Stoola,'l'nblu,'\\'ualuuudl, C poking Steven, lluum nlu. \\ c manufncturc diam-rimme of I’LMlS from tho Iiniibcgl bunting. Folding (Limp Ikdl. Coir, (.‘Inopim, &c. Timber Limits for Sale Cheap, The undculgncd offer: for sale hlsSIeun FAY I Mill. now running. Store. Sabbath-chum}: I i ShopJevcral Dwelling nouns. I number of, other bulldlngunndcbont m ten-p of had at v Sbnbot Lake. on ihellnc of the klnpfan and g Pembroke Ruhr: . and our the Quebec qnd i Onurlo. and the ldlwd lullrouda. now build- i I a 3150 hi: Tlmbcr Llqu 111 Duo and I 0 en conulnlnxa lam qmtlty of rumbles umber. Tb!- Ofl‘cn a rare dance to A II" man to do; lumber and mercantile bunlncu. i The he lulu for Realm: log: in mill and phly pluxlumhcrmcmllmt. Good remn- for; nelllnz. A If m “'14. “ORAN. Proprietor, American Toronto. .c’ . nun BED m) REQUIRES . ,- , MATTE ass, CM? BED PAT’ IN Ulile STATEGILCNMDA.‘ Alinyu ready for me. When folded up is only 3x5 lnchu by 3 feet long. or: x mos H. "mm; unlit bu no equal agenda More out can the but during i“-.. room Cash. Opcnn and fold» In Ian than n time. , do}: aggflfilfi‘e ‘f‘fnf‘filx; , on: um: when opcnal will ml in: per-om. I um um mm by 3} (out. , . . - m your“; room: sum mums maxilla." «mommiaom sum and WM!) Sum mtbe‘ mg.“ 1’3 fi°fi$§$¢g$ “folded up with uvcn. mean“: u»! pipes In no fuses Ila-nomad: "the. r 9 . °° 10"“ "‘"m . ' erpmfwc.1lrpalllul. unu- (’avrrl. at. Ottawa. bun- II MW. ‘ ‘ {n2 Owtmeot. {bk VOW drum‘ ‘0' the": m in. “flour. nu.“ P4171813"; «0.. m uni-amt. Gun". m ur IBIIIIIIIIC remulin. mlurucd ('IIIIO‘IP. ll