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arm wrra was or isrssnui. AGBI “the series: In. Inserts a M Danae-Manama” AnAuhszrianmerchant, a” tobeen 'vingatKauala,in Soudan. andcarryingonanextensive trade_there inwildbcesta,hsslstelybeenwrinngto his relations in Vienna. letter,heaaya tisn troo placehas monthsby CULTURAL. Immense m a... my- Par-sen as Business lea. It is popularly supposed by allarge class of farmers that. none but business men need to acquire a knowledge _ forms and rules. To their mind the busi~ no. man occupies a . the lawyer and the doctor, he learns his trade and proceeds to get his living by it. This class of men believe that business forms are unintelligible, whereas they are He isas respectful at the . “per centag who has hitherâ€" of business Ins recent thatthereare3,000 in the town, but that besieged forthelastthree In orderte position similar to the Stakendos. escape an uncertain fate he determined, upon the advice of one of his black ser- vants, togetoMakakLthc headquarters of Abyssinia, and to purchase of the latter a protective escort for him- self and his caravan. About the audience he had of King John he writes as follows : The King inquired of me in Turkish if I was perfectly familiar with that lan- gusg I answered in the affirmative. not (added the King in English) he would speak English with me. The following dialogue ensued : Kingâ€"Thou art a subject of the most mi hty Emperor of Austria, and dwelleat very simple. mention of the words " “bill of lading," “invoice, etc, as he is when his family physician speaks Latin. business man. He has crops market; he wants to sell to the best ad vantage; he has to sell oftentimes on credit, and he is continually buying“ To all intents and purposes he is a man. It would seem very desirable, however, that the younger men who are to take present generation shou d learn how to handle with ease and accuracy the business forms and methods which commercial men by long practice and experience have reduced to a system. ude n Of such a mo aofthoKing farmer isa goto But every business the laces of the yselfâ€"Yes, for many can post. Kingâ€"Thou but now lift Kassala and intendest to return to thy native country Myselfâ€"Such is my ardent desire. ngâ€"Kasssla will no doubt soon be in the war of Mohammed Achmed ? yselfâ€"Unless a miracle happens, The Governor will never pcrior forces of the 1.’ Sulphur for Stock. An English ceirespondenf puts about two ounces of sulphurous acid into a quart bottle of water, and gives a tablespoonful of this dilution three times per day to with foot and mouth dis- In addition to this, he burns a lit- tle sulphur three times a day in the stao ble in which the animal is kept. moistena the feet also with the above so- lution with a sponge. I ful not. to use sulphuric forsulphurousacxd, as the former would be hurtful in this case, instead of curative. Kassala is lost. be able to resist the an Mahdi. Kingâ€"That is also my opinion. There is no relying upon assistance from t, and when help comes from Englan it will be too late. Dost thou know Moham- mcd Achined by sight? Myselfâ€"I know him and dealt with him when he dwelt quietly and peaceably at Khartoum, tradin ' ' and elephants. Kingâ€"Thou liest ! Mohammed Achmed a trader in wild beasts 5 Myself~ What I say is the truth. His name appears in my books, along with paid him for the animals ho cattle suffering case. One must be care~ Burning sulphur in thestables of healthy cattle once or twice a week, he thinks, would ward off dis- easc. ‘ l have long been in the habit of giving a heaping tablespoonful of sulphur for this purpose to my horses and cows once a week, in a mess of meal; 'also to large swine; to full-grown sheep about. half this quantity; to lambs and pigs less it according to size and age. For poultry once a week I mix sulphur with their pudding, at the rate of a heaping table- spoonful of the former to a gallon of the This keeps them free from lice, sod to these g in lions, hyenas, the prices I furnished me with. - Kinkâ€"And do his people know of this 1 _ Myselfâ€"No. Few know it, and they understand how to be silent. , Kingâ€"As thou art acquainted with Mohammad Achmed, why didst thou not solicit of him a safe escort to Sous- kim'l Myselfâ€"1t would have availed nothing if! he is hostile to me and hates me. Kingâ€"If England and Egypt fulfill my demands, I shall accord to the troops from Kassala and other endangch places in the Soudan free my territory. , grading latter. unless they are much expo parasites on their roosts or otherwise. Sulphur in moderate doses, and not given too often, is healthful, and aguard against various diseases and vermin. A simple method of burning it is on a slip of cardboard, or extra stout paper, a Jitwo or three inches wide. Scatter 3111er on one end of this, light the paper and'then move it about the cat- tle in the stable. nothing on fire when doing this. In order to guard from fire, if litter is in the stable, it should be removed previous to lighting the sulphured-paper. ever, would befo put some paper in a n with a handle to it. to move about.-â€"T. B., in usage through so and all of thine will I allow safe escort through my n payment of £200. I timi y observed that only £50 had been stipulated, and that his Majesty in the exercise of his soverei quadrupled the price. taken of this remark either by the King great surprise now had me : “ Is it true that rince Rudolf, your future monarch, is so learned a man as even to I replied in the affirma- Crown Prince : l A130 to t °°‘ °ng realm, 11 Be very careful to set power, had 0 notlce Will A safer way, how- or any of his suit. To my the king your Crown hollow dish or take hold of an N. Y. Tribune. write books l" tive, adding that the Rudolf was not only learned, but well so. compliahcd in all cliivalrous arts. audience now ended. way to the treasurer, to whom I had to disburse the £200, I made the [demnt discovery handkerchief, snuff-boxâ€"in short, all I had about me in the open pockets of my garmentsâ€"had been stolen by the Abys- sinians. And they are to save the Sou- I fear King John and his sub'ects will save that fine country At El Obcid a Gernian officer named. Von Seckendcrfl‘ is languishing in the He was at one time a Major under Hicks Pasha, and is said to have been long a prisoner of the Mahdi. By his friends he has no doubt long since been mourned as dead. wealthy relations, who are said to live at Berlin and Brandenburg. will be able to undertake something once. This is not so difficult as people in Europe may i ine. accomplished we with gold. , Feeding Work Horses. “Some horse fanciers,” says the Chica- go Lil‘tl Stock Jaimial, “think that timo- thy hay and oats furnish the only food that a high-bred horse could care for, but if they will watch such a horse, they will occasionally find him eating his straw bed- ding, just for variety. We are not ob- serving enough of the tastes of our ani- mals, but it pays 10 consider and gratify When they eat a food with pleasure it is better digested and produces We sometimes grind oats, peas and corn together, the oats and peas being raised in the some crop; and forming one-half, and the com the other Oats, millet and corn is The On my 1 that my watch, dun 3 their tastes. for them“ W" a better result. » greatest misery. of the mixture. another excellent mixture. sometimes kept both these mixtures on hand and changed every week, and it was curious to witness the evident pleasure of the horses at each change. omit to mention that, in consequence of exacting labor of horses frequently before their food has had time to digest, a fc~ verish condition of the system is produc- ed, resulting In more or less constipation. Now, instead of administering condition powders, or some laxative medicine, let us add a healthy food ingredient to these rations, and that is a mild, soothing laxa- tive, and worth all it costs as food. This additional ingredient is flaxsced. ofthe rations mentioned above, add one- twentieth of flaxseedâ€"that is, to nine- teen bushels of the other mixture add one bushel of flaxseed, before then grind all together. the flavor, and adds just oil enough to keep the stomach and intestines cleansed and iii a healthy condition. of this fiaxsced will be seen in the better color and condition of the hair, in the brighter eyes, and the more animated ap- Wo have known horses suf- with chronic constipation to be who y cured by the use of this nation. It is the ounce of prevention much more valuable than the pound of cure. rig several teams we have continued this flaxaecd ration for years, and with the ’best satisfaction. purchased in most about $1.25 We have Perhaps his .toward his deliver- We must not Anything may be The Queer Life of a Spanish llermlt. The Civil Guards, who‘have rendered important services to the unfortunate vic- tims of the terrible inundationsof the val- leya of Murcia and Alicante, saved (a Ma- drid correspondent writes) a curious be- It appears that for the last eighteen years a man aged forty, and ‘ described as immensel board black as ink, reac ing down to his waist, and nails of terrible length, has been living in a small and solitary He was its sole inhabit- ant; but it turns out that he has a father and more than one brother. never allowed them, however, or any one else, to see him during his voluntary im- The hovol contained no bed I)6 in any ing noar Lorca. stout, with a . . 'gnndmg, and his improves house, or rather hovel. The effect Hehas arance. prisonment. _ form or utensil of an kind exceptabox, on he father took his food to him every twenty-four hours regularly pushing it through a hole in the door, which door was never opened. The garment. was a shirt, which he changed at the end of every five . llis cxistcnco would never have ii suspected but for the inundation. the foundations of the the man being which he sat. \Vhen creature's only Fl ed b ax se can parts of the country a per bushel, so that it adds very little to the cost of the ration. {:6 The water sappcd building and destroyed it, s brother and the Civil Guards, ' with s ro . saved by who went to his and The max. bein asked why liclivcd in t way replied t at he had a mandate from God to do so. Avold Farm Mortgages. are necessary and beneficial to civilised society, but there are unpleas~ ant features about them. able a man to scomplish what he could not otherwise do, and they also often in' volve a man who would have been other- wise successful. man to get out of troub e which he could not otherwise avoid, and they equally often make miserable a life which would have otherwise been happy. easy to get. them on to the farm, but it is notalwayasoeasyto etthemofl'. Farm 0 best investment that capital can find. Investors generally partake of the nature, _ A other substantial quali- ties of reg; prcperty, but are relieved from many of the burdens imposed u n land. W The editor of the American Agricul- . that one invutsnent com in New ork city has upward of 820, ,~ 000 in farm mortgages, mostly on West- on farms. The money draws seven r cant, andupward,sndiaobtsinedin ~ rope at fourpercent. so that the annual profits to the investment company are about $800,000. There are damn such companies iu New alone, and there are private investors, now thatméeykplentiful all over the countryzaothatthereis no lack of op- ponmtymgetmomguonfama. Bu: sober-dare tbcyto gets! that, notwith- ' the factthst investors will not lean more than a third or a value of the security odor-ed, infarin mort- stance Mo They often on- .tn Obllglng Girl. lie was a married man, blessedâ€"or the opposite, as the reader may determineâ€" th an extremely jealous wife. evening not long since be seized a chance opportunity to do escort to a ' miss of sweet lo, whose blue dark drooping lashm exercised a glamour over every man who lisp within range of thsircharm. At last her home was reached, and as they paused at the gate the maiden turned her lovely orb full upon him and aid : . 'l‘ll'm so grateful for‘your kindness, m I “Don't mention it, Ibegof you," he ‘ ejaculated. \' lik min The often enable a One perhaps ltis use ey 5 ed to come rtgages are about like them. permanence, 2:1 tly. themettveolhis remark, » for abs quickly answeredlnaieamuring tone : “0h, l Wrists: $73.2 certainlywon‘t, air. ul ul 'fimrifmdou'twishmetcl" W perhaps a Wainan '°“‘ “‘1‘ A Detroit dealer in windmills hsda visitorthcotherday who looked coco! mourn orerwitbscriticaleye asked numemuaquestionsabouihow longitwoul‘dolaatandwhstitcouldbeex. . Scouting} satisfied on hecbserved ’ thcpricesemtobereeacnable andncw let's “shill summit) vet!"â€" frailme the ' and peciedt thesapotnta 011. a bika who deals 6“ torsion: thinzispaidbscktothefarmer. If itis sold,“ it often continues to be traded around until it gets into the hands of someone who uses it in buying the land, and so gets “satisfied.” Money at seven per cent. will double in ten years if the interest is kept in- vested. lf the farmer carries a mortgage of say $5,000 for thirty years, it will cost him, at seven per cent. about $35,000 for the use of the $5,000. This enormous figure, obtained by computing interests at seven per cent, on the amounts paid, v is more than a fair estimation of the cost rtgage, for the farmer can [doubtless alwa s invest his money in something whic will yield him seven per cent. Therefore:-â€"â€"l. Do not mo e the farm unless it is absolutely n . But, as a general rule is less valuable than a particular one, it may be well to specify, by adding: 2. Do not mortgage to build a fine house. By so doing, you will have to pay money for an investment which does not bring money. 3. Do not mo ac the farm to buy more land. Where lthere is absolute certainty that morepan be made out of the land than the cost of the mortgage, this rule might not. apply. But absolute certainty is rare, mistaken calculation is common. 4. Do not mortgage a farm unless you are sure of the continued fertility of its soil. Many persons borrow with an expectation of repayment based on an experience of the land’s virginity only, which, on fail- ing, may leave the land less productive, and the means of repayment thus be re- moved. In this way trouble begins which may result in the loss of the farm. Keep very clear of mortgages. An Attack on London Smoke. London smoke was boldly attacked in the house of lords recently by Lord Strafheden and Campbell. who presented a bill to enable local authorities to frame by-laws under the supervision of the home office, by the operation of which the dis- charge of smoke from the chimneys of private houses would,ho urged, in a short time be put an end to. In introducing this bill, Lord Stratheden and Campbell frankly confessed that he had no expec- tation of its becoming law at present; but “he thought something could be gained by launching the subject.” The bill was read a first time ; and, although there is too much reason to fear that Lord Strath- den and Campbell's melancholy forecast of its future progress will prove correct, and that there is no immediate prospect of tho chimneys of private houses being made to consume their own smoke, yet there is some satisfaction in feeling that even a faint attempt is being made to purify the atmosphere of this dirt-grimed metropolis. The question is really a seri- ous one, and is, moreover, one of growing importance ; for as Lord Stratheden and Campbell pointed out, twenty-five thous- and houses are added to London every year, which means an addition of seventy- five thousand chimneys per annum. Thus year by year the dark cloud that hangs over us becomes more dense ; our hands, our faces, our clothing, our curtains, and all that apportains to us more dirty ; the bronchial affections from which we suffer more numerous and severe, and our situ- ation in all respects more pitiable. 1f Lord Stratheden and. Campbell ultimately suc- ceeds in finding a remedy for the evil, he will deserve a lofty pedestal in the temple of fame. New Peril at Sea. Mr. H. C. Rotliery, the wreck cc-m- missioner, with assessors, hold inquiry iii- to the foundering of the “Hornet,” re- sulting in the loss of seventeen lives. The “Hornet” was an iron steamer of 34$) tons. She left Newport on the 24th of January, with a crew of eighteen hands all told, for Marseilles, laiden with coal. According to the statement of Joseph Ellery, the only survivor of the crew, she reached Lundy Island at 2 a.m. on the 25th, and later in the day a gale sprang up. At 5 mm. the ship was five miles southof Scilly, whena fireman went to the master in the chart-room and asked him to put back and send the second engineer ashore, as he did not know his duty. Shortly afterward all the firemen came up, and the master consented to go back to Fulmouth. When off Lundy Island a fireman reported that the pulsonieter sea-cock was open. The master went in- to the engine-room. It was stated that the ballast tank was filling, and that the engineer remarked that he knew nothing of the pulsomcter. The pumps were set going, but in a very short time they were choked, the water came over the stoke- hole-plates, putting out the fires, and the vessel began to fill aft. At 9 a.m. on the 27th a steamer hove in sight and bore down, hut when three hundred yards dis- tant three heavy seas broke over the ves- sel in succession and took several of the crew overboard. The ship'tlien quivercd and sank, taking the rest of the crew down with her. Ellery was subsequently picked up by two men from the Bowsfield and was taken to Malta, and afterward sent home. The wreck commissioners said the court were of opinion that the loss was due to one of the sea-cocks hav- ing been left open, most likely the pulse; motor. Something Wrong Somewhere. “Do your women customers bother you much i” asked a citizen who was talking with a Toronto grocer the other morn- ing. “Well, they seldom want. to pay the prices. It- scems natural for them to beat down the figures. There comes one now who probably wants strawberries. Here are some fresh ones at fifteen cents per quart, and yet if I should ask her only eleven she'd want 'em for ten." “Say, ~ try it on. just for a joke. If she asks the price put. it at eleven." The grocer agreed, and presently the woman came up, counted the sixteen boxes of berries under her nose, and of course inquired: “Have you any strawberries this morn- ing?" “Yes’m.” “Fresh ones 1" “Yes'm.” “In quart boxes Tl" ” cam." “How much I" “Only eleven cents per box, madam." “I'll take the whole lot," she quietly observed, asshe handed out a $13 bill, and take 'em she did. The citizen disappeared at that mo» ment, and the grocer believes that it. wasf a put up job between the two. What the Wife lust Endure. In adeciaion rendered at Trenton, 5.31. , on, granting a divorce to the husband in the 3 case of Harm against Harm, where thei nd alleged was dcocrtion by the wife, l ’iceChsncellor Bird asys: ' " Home may be unpleasant , there ins be unex toil : there may be 'pa too much for a weak or sensitive , nature to bear; there maybcncglect thati wounds deeper than a serpent‘a a there his be broken premises that turns , the cut love of early wedlock to un- l itinamajority of instances reinaina so’rvlentinghste; yetneitheronenoralloff time. lfooemcrtgagetapaid,l i A pond near Monticello suddenly amp 3 tied a few days ago, and a deep an! i ; Jacksmwl'lltTfmo- Union. a $10,000.00". _.L\._ CANADA PLATE. Prlee Law For Patam’Dellvcry. ‘l‘ln Plate. s'ronms or m The greenfinch begins to pipe at 1.30 o‘clock in the morning, the blackap at Canada and to many parts of the United States. Address, Editor Lanim' Jocns‘st, i) fittestmflwrlmvs‘f“ "LADIES" JOURNAL “m “m was s»:«*â€"...,....... A a w's nest wasrecentl)‘ assayed . W‘-\ In. yawn". m3 way A' 33335311331 gmNggnggmfoggg BIBLE COMrETlTI N. .3’:§§§l&.¥‘3fn§$§‘;fim§m&: COPLAND c McLABBN. Mymfinmmemgmmgm. No 7 3mm; commissirifaui; MONTREAL t7 pet can'. hsveleoa ing gold dust in its feathers, which it mad}. Tu.“ “aw shook off in the nest. A New Jersey dog was attacked bya pairof cats, and as one jumped on his six mun'bs. {alanine ci rec if this a'u the lac starting on it is remembered ihvt not are per cent of the patients metric: themrelves to the regular practiiouer are bencntted. wbl'e the priest med‘elnes and CLOSlNG SEPTEMBER ll. av ...__.._ ‘a Open to the World. SHORTHAHDAfiFS-GI ,, Wit a.“ ii‘i'fa mamas}: EINHARDPS . - â€"- o'her advertised cures never record some at bad" t1“? “1‘” am” ‘5“ “°°- The GREAT CLUB orrsa .u. Starting with m. on... row geusr u sxo sovmcus mowers A an dog got rid of the cat on his back by run- believed by uh, 3‘0" .4”,qu mu ,1,“ rev-panties which is roar-um“: u: 1 um to to netolspeeenceollv- I. , n'ng under a fence, and then he re, ed The Leading Bastards are Lot 503150 at h a,“ j, d b t gains form f; noted?- vispi on .o - TomatoJuncuen, Pianos.0raans,5ew- the parasites in the tissues. M . Dixon at m was. to the charge, and killed the other cat, “1. m, m, cu to m u. , , uuumm-mu 1'. 11th while the fin, amped nu: Mines. Gold and Silver ggfim:l’ms ‘pmhad mg “cap”; n.0,... _- F . f L F WHOM”. 811'" '1‘“ 3E”. Co- is practically cured. and the permanency lsuu- LOUR AND SAY? NILB‘FOK’SALEâ€" V 311118? Tum“, 0 you _ m The no fietor of the {(3. Jm‘nm] quesÂ¥lcned.aacinesefl'ec' pied ui‘hlm foul-wars . “ukuldc.couutyflxfoni: humusfi h. J., owns a cow and dog which are P P ,fiwt l, t f ago t“flares sillé bloiont‘lflelse has everaat- .i-imn birb.imul;a‘lnleg drum! alums-us.“ - - i now announces a m 1 con is o ro~ oniue ocurcca “I'll at smaaner.sn no near-"r. “r Wm WM: 3 great {mendl- The dog 1‘ the cow 3 com' wards for correct "mtg?" to Bible ' cth r treaimsnt has ever cured catsrrh. The “11"” ‘ 00‘ “3N! M-ItthaamwlOMlM - ques- tions. It is an rising how little is known of the Bib e. The questions are not so difficult this time as last, and there should be a hearty response. It was announced in the June issue of the Ladies' Journal that the competition which closed last month would be the last. for the present, but it has been decided to try one more. All money must be sent by post ofiice or express. No information wil be given all driven by mw mbmeepcnr thinkers an cutoff engine: it sores lande «Em f ' arch-NI; It! ‘ 1 good um INA Q no”. warns; lint-Ice Km tents, 5.“ M t . IlALII’II'LI. Last-lib. . 0n tbi Sacred lll‘l. “home. wlthln fifteen minutes walk of the New School at Maullovvan- lug. Beautiful slinatl well watend. and cheap as dirt. Enqulrcat 33. Parry Sound. W- & F- P. GURRIE‘CZZ Go. 100 Grey Nun Street. Montreal. 3 ha of panion day and night, sleeping in the stable. A few days ago Mr. Tennison attempted to whip the dog, whereupon the cow attacked him furiously and drove him from the barnyard. A horse attached to a buggy, in which were three drunken men, refused to pass the Third precinct police station in Albany. The bystanders said the horse knew the men owht to be put into a cell. The men were finally compelled to quit aip‘j ‘atlon of thelemedy lssimplc and canbe done at home. and the remit season of the year is me most favora_lc for a speed permanent culu the muorlty of cases cured at one treatment. Suflerers should om reapsnd ‘ ith. Heaven. A. II. DIXON S: SON. 805 Kluga. frost \\ est, Toronto, Canada. and enclose sgfzsmp for their treatise on catsrrb.--.l!onh rat a ar. ' and Genius follows its own path and reaches in: destiusiitn, scarcely needing a com- pass, Great Industrlal Fair and Scull-Cen- Prises in last competition went all over! the waggon, whereupon the horse was to - tennis! Exposition. W . . . . . an one more than is stated here. So onus Pipes Poi-fluid muse-t. dnven Ofl Without d’mculty' send Sim answers and don’t waste time This bell“! the fim‘m‘ ‘1‘ S‘m-‘C’n' “'“Wf.3."i...°‘“‘fim§nvm\i’iii Thomas Bell, the naturalist, tells a writing Do not lend postage tc Il-llt-l year of the lnco'poration of 'l‘troi‘o Fix-unch ' Plasterot Pads. story'of how a spider caught a tartar. - A stamps unless six cent, is added for its} a citl trelodlps ru‘iil §::)libl::‘0;n::l iii-ls- Mhujfi‘hmefinéwlt as "3‘ ( 'v ' ' ' ' ' ‘ lono A Cl y BVG 8‘ D I“l' Stu x Gun-“m rm big bluobottle fly bounced into a spiders the amount Ream by postofllce order, um.“ next Am“, Fa} and Expwfimt “OM a: 15 M ___ "fib‘wg ‘ web. The spider hastily presented him- self, and threw its long arms around the fly. The fly returned the compliment, and after battering and tearing the web into pieces flew away with the spider. TWO weazles were so absorbed in the fight for a mouse in a suburb of Louis- ville, Ky., that they did not hear a. farmer approach. Each had hold of the mouse, pulling in opposite directions. They were captured, placed in a cage, and given bread and other food, but refused to eat. In a. few days one of them had eaten the other. script or small coin. THE BIBLE QUESTIONS. l.â€"~Mentlon the case of a man who was sorry for loosing whht hahad borrowedl Sâ€"Mentlou the names of a king, a counsellor. and a scoundrel who committed sulclde‘l 3.â€"\\'here ls mention made in the Bible of a man who had on each list if six fingers'and o 1 each foot six focal Now, any one having a knowledge of the Scriptures ought to be able promptly to answer these questions with a little study, and so secure one of those rewards. Bear in mind every one coni- peting must send FIFTY CENTS with their answers, for which the Ladies' Journal which is to be ncld hen the 10th to the 20th of S ptemter min, of such a nagni tude as will (clipsc any of it: predecea. tors. On account of the large number 0‘ afp‘iuat can already ruc'ved from innin- irg ixhibitors, it has been (hauled to on l~r5e several of the buildings. and an im mense p ogramme 0" sp cial st .rtciini of a no rel cllbl' -cter I1 buii-g p cplrid 'o- the (C' 1‘- casi'n T..c GoverninG n-ral and tie ' hlrvsnioness of L-nidouni are to open the Exnibition on the 10m of Sspts in Ier. Among the attractio: as r aziy announced are a I Intern: ti- n t] l“ reincn's D unoustrst'ou.s C0. cy S' OH urd l“.cld Trials by the cog“ House CLEANLNMIMEI If you want your houses to be aim", use Ramsay's Improved (false-jigs Colors for tinting Walla-Cur be used without the old of a Painter and do not rub off. Made In fifteen dlflsren tints. Apply to your local dealers for them. MANUFAO’I‘URCD ‘BY‘K; " " ' nansav & soft. 310.: r - h .-. ~.........._ . SMOKED sn‘sl s. The inostoonvrnlent most for farmers ln thelr hnsy season. Thu-ea mcsfs are cooked and read for use. Bold liv groom! thruusb the Dominion. Ben (or urlee A toad was seen to enter the chicken will be sent. one your to any address. if nguikfillgogeijcfigfifnifull-:3,:3:$5]: ‘0‘“ Gum‘- "~"' "°‘ ‘ yard of Andrew White of New Castle, you answer each of the questions cor- " ,_ ' ' ‘ -f3 v , N. H., climb into the feeding saucer of rcctly and your answers are in time you Kigigyivmilafiltxfi. 'gfi‘c’gfglfi“ $335, & some young chickens, and roll himself are sure to secure one of these costly i'e- m mum of on,“ spec,“ “gram”, 3 of th. .STOOK BROKERS over and over in the meal. He had noticed that flies swarmed about the meal dish, and they soon began to do so wards. l itest and most interesting oharac or. Spa- Tu FIRST BEWARDS‘ clsl days have been set apart, as the Farm- I.~One Elegant Rosewood Piano, 8. (Members of the Tomato Stock ' Buy and call on commission for m gin all securitlosdealt in on the 110i, ’ em- . ’ D the School ledrm's Diy tie . ' ~ - ficcnt instrument ............ r525 (0 an . .‘y' . , ' Ilrcul and New York ..A . l 4, about hlm. Whenever a fly passed Within 2__3},aflline Cab-net 0m“ 1, BB“ ,3, Societus' 1) BY etc. The l’nza Lists from I v i a z Co.,Guelph ............. ......... '25060 taming full piir iculsrl of the Great h‘a’r. two inches of his nose his tongue darted . Al 1 rd ‘ out and the fly disappeared. so one“ ° 0 on on "‘0 tum" '“r‘ 3.â€"One Beautiful quadruple plate, fine M Trude b- ' 2- ‘1 can be obtained from 1y chased Silver ’l‘eu Service. six hive Len "wed' n the Saf‘ twice 0? all Agriciltural Sociit es The news a crs sent to a stationer of ieces -------------------------------- 110 00 . ,4 - . -â€"IN GRAIN AND PROVISI .â€" Dorchester ageptaken to him by a do” 4:â€"Bne Lady's fine Gold Hunting Case and Mucli'anica’ inn :t tan in tho l’ipvmce. To‘ono STREET ONE 118 ,_ th .1 d . f th 0’ Kenninolcl in watch . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . 100 00 or thiy Will be sent to any one who wnl drop __ - who on a» e nu ma station or en}. 5w11.â€"â€"chen eavalsck Sllk Dress 00 00 a p08, can, to the sacrum” at T “mo, rompfluan for " “dun The train hands sometimes puts his 1,, to‘g’g‘jhngeiggkgfia 'dfigd;h',;l'é'gigig 4' See adv raisement in another column. A gin-m to wln 3100.00 infield. i masters bundle under adozen others at Ice Pitchers ..... “0 00 full programme of all the srccirl attia:t'ors $25.. afgmagugm 3 moi-(21‘s who! the station, but the dog invariably throws ‘31 t0 iii; “3331-1238111 Ladl ’ '301141 00!“ 600 00 will be published about the mi 11118 of Au- (‘Iellezc Text-nook, nplzioiu er ufla‘r w§r of full them all off and picks up the right one 48 "z """""""" .m' ust 'l'nis will undou Jtedly be the great. vs no or 1130"»? lent to sl who fall. ‘ - ~ A . ' t061.â€"-Fourtecn Solid quadruplep ate 8 ' . , . . Uulnpelltlon. u 1 ts. The porter says that the dog sometimes 0 Cake Baskets ........................ 168 00 est event of T. i- ii 0 s bemi-Cent-nainl year. an. 21..1i.n...:.‘3.‘l°.i.3:;3:.:‘:L‘:.1fi:‘,‘1.,... u. even Jumps into the van on its arnval and 6.. to 89.â€"'1 wenty-eight Solid quadruple 0 NM “on”, Pm mm so down my "mm B ,n' “m b” it! (Ems: “runosz ooutalnles the um: uuir selects his own parcel. 90: 13:18 gmettStgnds’ 6 bottle:'\‘\}' ' ‘80 0° citizen “when loan set such a prompt an pleasant No. 1.4”", long", “I, u, “ml. mm, wmwm age. _ _ ob '“wwefi y' wo renown“ u r' u 00 are for my Bilioua attach. ruch M DP- 05mm” 3‘0“!- tinnar)’. from the lotion of the words bdundarlue and A H . d ury an: as . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. “h B",le u mud,“ mu mood pun, “(pawl .nd uluo‘uun - “Stun doom? had ‘1 I‘lmkmgblr 110mm ~sixty-eigm volumes of Worlds makes it splendid Swing Medicine Large bottles 60 No 4 ‘ii I hi The f!th B III which lived in the garden Whenever " Cyclode aâ€"allbrur in itself. 19! 00 cents ‘ to su'cu‘_ °" W'm‘m' 9"" » I“ ‘ ‘1" , . . . . . pIL-d. ‘ - . . ‘ 130 to allâ€"Ferrel ht sold rolled old . . . i '1‘ 1 . ' . £11.: gigiplnggtlfinézetg: 31:; 32:116. Santa: Brooches. ’emfmt panama 1“ 00 The “bull in the chum shop" is gcncr- £0r§f§e§iwd=firffifdi§3f£d stifliiomi' {sicklfiittztuo’i' V v _ . I , ’, .on or. Menu tb l l J l Nth. 0.0) hours. a The above two hundred and twenty ally the proprietor, who cndiavours to ,uwuonniwui‘bu givielfiafo: fixilt)ll-ttiir’rt‘cclvud'ihlt It appeared to be in an ecstacy of delight whenever the doctor was at home. The doctor died of yellow fever, and after the funeral the family opened the doctors's room and found the mock- ilngblird lying at the head of the bed, ea . #904...» Oe seven costly rewards will be given to the first two hundred and twenty-seven per- sons who send correct answers to the Bible questions given above. Then come t 10 exalt the price of his wares. Important. When you visit or leave New York City. save Baggage expressch and Csrrlsire Hire. and stop at tho Guano UNION flora-1., opposite Grand Central Di:th 450 elegant rooms fltlcd up at a cost of one million dollars. reduced to :1 a. dupivurds per day. European plan. ltle- vut'ir. Restaurant supplied with tho lll'Bl. Horse 0 .rs. stages and c evuted railroads to all wins sprite. Other and larger lacs m l . Address, t’. 0. lies 405. Ht. John. If. u b. g "a Allan Line Eliâ€"ya Maflgltaamshi s. Hallln during winter from Portland every Th 1 and Hal far over: Saturday to Liverpool. and lil s'umm from Quebec every Saturday to “unlocks-all] at lion- dunflcrry to land malls and paascu era for Boo and sud Ireland. Also from Baltimore Ila lIallfax and BI. John'l N. E, to Liverpool fortnightly «luring summer months. The steamers of tho (Moscow llm-a sall durfn winter MIDDLE REWARDS. 1.â€"â€"A lot 50x1501n excellent position at Toronto Junction: clear llllP. and will be shortly woth double or i 1 - . v treble its resent value ............ 250 00 downs. Fumflmscw Ilvc bone forlons moms: l m - ~n r m .1 am . iii to THE 2,â€"3, very fluepcabinet Organ, by Bell 55$ at the Grand Union hotel thu at any other altdiii‘atolf; snle ndimn Ifiiiiiinsi.irritation“ mimic-"s3: â€": an I, t (‘0 , . . _ . , , , _ . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ , , . 235 00 flrsbclasa hotel in the city. Glasgow and Boston an Ulsuuw every week. Miss Hurst lehlbll! .ordinary atolo.â€"1£lghtcelebraicdWilliamsSew- . . . For freight passu 0. or other information Pom,” m. m ingMnchlnea ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 520 00 An inspector was once examining the nnply to A.Sc unluc hr at 00., Baltimore: 3. Cunard & 00.. Halifax; Shea a. Cu. ..St.- John‘s ,lohn, N. B. i Love W’Aldcn. pr ll colaâ€"Three Ladles' Solid Gold Hunt- children at the Duke of Rutland’s school. . '. .;\v ‘.,, Among other questions, he asked the h F m “mum” km 8" “ . a. . The Columbia; 4 .,,- public have “8“”‘3 Gem” mm“ wml‘es" 3‘” °° Allan a (is. Chlc ; heard ‘1"‘1 read 0f tl-‘fiwonderml POW,er u mniâ€"‘SQEEYEKTTE 720 00 meanin of the word ,“ grace,” upon lurk :IL lloufllen'loroptoda Backhoe at the command of the ..ow famous Miss 21 t0137.â€"Icheli)ifi%n Solid quadruple- 480 00 which ,3 0 children a11 exclaimed, it Thu 3133200: 11 4. Allan. lor ind, ton, Mon- ' ' p ate ce ers .................. _ digitishpiiaigfigigfiiswcifaizusixzdleliilg 38 tosfiâ€"«Tifientg-two Lsai'eigcgne coin M 00 Duke of Rutland l ” my "‘ ‘ ’ . .' "e" “n “'03” 3 e“ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ r Tnere are flaws in diamonds flies in am- , . . - 1.â€" t l l - v - ' ' ‘ I I 1‘s? u ‘91? plea??? (If-ac? and 13 0f admllrr 59 msiiveiiiiiiiilebiiiiig..iiii.’315 oo beruand faults in evuvmun. Pirfcct'mn is, 'A II ' a e co ‘ 0m} u “31) “3'5 “0 muse“ 3‘ 82to 2ll.â€"-(Jne hundred and thirty vol- attained only by the 'l r angle Dyes. l‘neir ' ~‘ power superior to others of her sex, and 0m gmesghanlilbertp'ca'clo coilst ...... Kt 325 30 color, are truly bmumul, 10,, - .. ".â€" wounre an sx-ei _ a? 3119 appeared “13°n the Stage no one osdlid Rolled Gold Brooches. bcsgtb What we need most is not so much to re- would have dreamed that she could push ful patterns ........................ 060 00 an“ the ideal as to mean“ a... mi, and tvvirl stalwart men at her pleasure. It 1., not mwmod “plenum-J fi unlit.) ' ‘ ' 0.. _ . . v , . ' V , . ‘ . A numb“ °f Pmth We” ‘3"‘°i?h‘..§tl§lv§lf?f’ff???f’.it‘l‘fffl’??? 5. o. 1h»: me new pa u remedy. m u la .a:.si.:s.a¢:°.m:.i so: a a invited to the stage to witness the per- formance, and yet others to take part therein. Age and youth, strength and grip, weight and endurance, skepticism, and, we had almost said, credulity, were represented on the stage. The assort- ment of mind and muscle was as wonder- ful as the phenomenon. Miss Hurst placed her hand upon a bil- liard cue, while a gentleman held it with a vise-like grip, and in a moment he would be dancing about the floor, while Miss Hurst, with no apparent effort, gool article. Some indeed c'aim that the ,old fashioned {repaint one are juit as good. but any stfl‘eru‘ can satisfy hinmlf by l x p nvling ten cents on a sample lotzls of Pol- son's Nerviline, that nothingiold can equal it for mtirnil, loss] or «xteinal prim. Al- ways speedy 11 tffstt pionpt and certain in every curs. ll. 3. Webbir, ()rangcvillc, writes: "My ousfo ners speak very highly o Nervihns as a remedy for toothache and nei rilgla." A‘l (iruguists nn‘l (o'iiitry dealers 8:“ Nci‘vilins. Try it to day. HEN ONLY YOUNG OR'OI.D,W olre cr- li‘pr from limivors DKIIIUTY I v VI? Y. \ iii-mm anxxicmxa. and all those diusmols l'icnsosu. Nunn resulting from Auusu an 01mm Canvas. [film-fly n-llv-f and complete rI-stornllnm to Hula-u Vmon and Murmur) (“noun-vim.~ Band at once for Illustrated l'nniphlel. {rt-d. Address Voltaio Belt 00.. Marshall. Mich. The lot at \Vcst Toronto above {de- scribed will be given to the person send- ing the middle correct answer of the whole competition from first to last, and the five hundred and thirty~0ne rewards following the middle one will be presented to the five hundred and thirty-one persona sending the next correct answers follow- ing the middle one. So you can compete any time and be almost sure to get sonic- thing in addition to the Ladies' Journal, which is great value for the half dollar in]; r(-}RE.A.71‘ .INDUSTRIAL FAIR If we cannot live so as to be happy, let us . . . . ' . . -â€"-â€"A.\l -â€"-â€"â€" would drive him all over the stage. She subscription. Then follow the “t 1m" 1"“ to "'3 to dam“ hnpp'm’s" ) held the one and several cntl n made 3”” M“ ""1 womw Q ‘ C a ' 1 E ' ' f H fl. 18’“) f g_ de'fngt t th CONSOLATION REWARD-‘l- “'ill ‘dissgree upon some [ointh It is 1] Leml' bllllellnlac XpOSlthIl. flu 1 e as? h d o‘rce one an, 0111 .0 h o lâ€"Onc gentleman's solid gold stem- most impossible ti quite reconcile ( "3'3 (011- 1884: 001* 30 l‘ M 0P9n um’re ‘1 m 91' winpimr and stem-setting senulne victions with those of anothi r, though, of . ' . , hand, while a gentleman held the handle a o’ggg‘fl‘gflfi‘dfi'fifé gagging 5:5, 3‘00 0° course. ixceptious 0:01"; and one of the most 0| in; v-"mp {flit-plum“. , -â€" . - , - . .-I t - . A I ' 3:14:11 11)th handsflg‘“? in a .few mom?“ Set, 0 {ages ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 100 00 notable which we om: mention is that on tl.- ' mrm‘; um, “Inulumnn of l iss urst wou into him cavortmg 3â€"Onel lcs solid gold stem-winding corn questlori. l‘ur once Oir poo; l5 an .u mm... and stem-setting genuine Elgin Watch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 to 7â€"Four flne heavy Black Sill: Dress Patterns ...................... 8 to Illâ€"Twelve quadruple plate Ice Pitchers finely chased .............. 20 to al‘Twelve Genuine Coin Silver Hunting-case Ladies' Watches. . .. 32 to £0â€"Nlnelcen Fine Black Cash- mere Drcss Patterns .............. 51 to (SBâ€"Nineteen flnc quadruple Silver Plate Cake Baskets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 to looâ€"Thirty-one beautqu bound united; they acknowledge tl.at m er in the history of the world was there as Cf rain. as sure as l armless. as j rompt a remedy as l’ut- Lam's Painless (Jun Extractor, and for inn: a united and free ptOplc have reached a sin siblc conclusii n. Beware of sulntitutcs. That virtue which rcquins to be our guarded is scarce worth the st ntintl. over the stage, and finally forced him be- liind the wings. This she repeated with several gentlemen. Miss Ilurst held a chair with one lion and gave a number of gentlemen repeated trials to force it to the floor, in which they invariably failed, but when one, two, and three gentlemen would hold the chair Miss Hurst would, with one hand, and no exertion, gently 9500 21000 39000 30000 38000 23“) TORONTO, SEPT. IO TO 20. His Largest l'rlua list In the noun-lea. l’rlse Ilufannd entry l’ormlcan lineman-rd from the itfrrelnv n at all Aarlclllersl so- eli-urs sum as ensuin' In-Illufn, or they will be arnl anrwlirrc «n sppllgflllo- by posi-ravd to Men-wry at Torrent-“tanks clov annual 231d. 1 Ills will he the Inl- ewr event or 'lurunlo'. fieml-l cat: nlsl There arc lots of people golnu Mound mumbling, and "an , ” mm"... "mummuo *‘:{£f|‘| ‘ - - , half-id: at the Star n all th time; who Intuit be press It to the floor' ,One awut Citizen V019!“ “00d 3 Poem! I ~ ~ v ' - - - - - - - m 00 well and happy, if th‘iivonly used by. Carson's Hluuisch :Â¥::x"::‘:“ went, upon the Btagc wjth an au- of confi. 101 to lfir-Flfty-Mvcn flno rolled gold Bitten owesfonslly. ll. u a splendid Blood l’unher "Ht 1'”, In” ."u", u vb“ “w “".r1.. Brooches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 00 The list of consolation rewards will be given to the last one hundred and fifty- soven persons who send correct answers to the Bible questions given above. But. bear in mind, your letter must bear the tmark whcro mailed of the 11th Sep- A“ mumuwmu rumo. Walt turn. .I. .I. ll’l’l‘lllzhllf, II. J. MILL, President. Mllflllffl'f «ff-*cyrfgfvy. 'l'UlKUN'l'U. WILLIAMS lligh A'fll Mich‘ns is now 1' t: “I ind M the Sewing Machine of the = Period. It In light and list" to run. denco which made the audience feel that Miss Ilurst had met her match, but. she twirled him over and ofl~ the stage with marvellous ease, and apparently with the idea of making more sport of him than of much smallcrmen. . P08 Miss Hurst, b aim l lacin the . palms of her hand: agaiiisi.y tile main up. “nib?” the. clo‘mg anyflofbethe 00"" rights, movedachair and the gentleman Pet'tlon' F 1mm" ‘18” w I allowed ' - . losin ' day for letters from distant occupying it back and forth on the stage. an?" c ‘3 . , ' Many attempts to put the chair to the mt” to reach the WW ‘70"er omce' floor while Miss Hurst held it were utter “t 5'0“ my 0f courwv “and “1 “DY “"10 failures ; but tho m0", wonderful featUre between now and the 11thlof September, of the entertainment was the final act. and ’0“! 19m” m," take "'5 I’ll?“ ‘0va Miss Hurst he“ “chair with one hand, publication office in the order it arrives and two gentlemen could not force it ,0 there. All letters are carefully numbered me 2100:, three, four, six. eight, and [en as they arrive, and there can be no ima- gentlcmon, reminding one of the school- take' If your “"9"?” “‘9 Gonzo”, bad boy play of “mum weight on me crate." they reach there in time, you will surely all crowded on the chair, but inadea com- fifr‘Qme reward in "mm?" to The plcto failure in their combined efforts to m“ Journal. "web “10'” ‘3 blE'Vdue press igm the stage. The entire per- for the half dollar. If you dont get formance was s wonderful‘exhibition of. “ythmg 1?“ the J‘fi‘m'd you “In.” "’11 an unaccountable power, and the im- P‘W‘d mm Your Invatment‘) “15°01!- ' - _ sista of ‘20 ges of fashions, illustrated, (misuse audience weredehghted and am “on “(1.52am stories, poetry; no'c“ music, household hints, etc, _etc.; in. fact, just the paper, to suit every lad . I IIy subscribing in a club with your neighbors you will secure some consider- able advantagesâ€"that is, there must be least thirty of a club, and all who send correct answers to the Bible questions may have'thcir choice of a handsome ring, heavily gold-plated ladies' gold brooch. which retails at about one dollar and a half, or a triple~plated butter knife. Either of these you may wish will besent postge paid. You will thus secure foa certainty one or other of those two pro. seats, and in addition will havens good sno rtunit of " some one o the arbor laryge tomb lists 'ven A. P. “53 Cl loblfl'! Mount Then: is money In my line of goods; they slll pus In any community. Enllaartlculara fol stamp. Address M. L Aain'. 'olil lllll. N. C. tllenf and Rapid In movement. Plain and Hawk to us". It is . tn n;, dour! and nell built, of the icy lest u stai . - mt mow; c .u buy or lkill jrodtce. “ 1",... It was awarded five [it"a'l an! tires first rims at the Ilium . Exhibition lut Cult 1’. It is m m ly sale soiling all tle all fail- um: pinkie moguls o ‘ .Saeii, irylt, tuy it, and make sure thsf'gou get it. a THE wuumstmrcgco. I783 No'w ham 5:, Mm'ml, fill 58 . Klfl‘ 5%., “'cs t, Tun nth â€"_â€"__â€"oo<-.'>“ Employment for Leisure Hours. Write direct to the author, Mrs. Clarke, 38 Pembroke St., Toronto, for all particulars of “Mrs. Clarke's Cookâ€" cry Book ;" neatly bound, systematics]. ly arranged; recipes numbered, intelli. giny indexed ; sells readily at 81 ; liber alcommission to agents; sample copy, inst-paid, for $1 ; 810 to 820 per week can be easily earned by selling this fam- C-Jok Book, the best in the world. cairn-Ion. I Goods stamped Meri- , a Silver not our make. If '; you want reliableng a Self-Emptying Pond. vent was '1 found in the bottom. It is said that this . ; m on our” um“ . . . bovejnstuwelluthoulh you sent 3 K pond empties itself regularly at intervals ‘.‘ . ,n . . . . l , of six or seven years, witha loud noise.- m “"81" n pl, em .. and" by "l" to get up clubs. We are sure our could not do better than to try their skill in hunting up these questions and for these rewards. Every- ueridcn Britannia Company. Ohlhowtuvadaadw‘xlhd ldcl'thlten I I'm WMmMiobn’u coin ' ‘ ‘ ' .‘M berth «mo-nu ‘ b9 arr-led out asset! as theseusulficisnttoconstiuiteslegalex rm rainbow atmm”mlflt~u: $3. 1 ' . on madeforaise the money. If cuseforawifetolesvsherhusbsnd." "urbane-steam