The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

i I! ( . r 1| ' r, . , SHIP 'VIJIORIS- Children Row and illEll- ‘ The Manly Art Of Self Defence." TEACHERS can make money during vacation ; A'large amount of'fRusT T A _ """ . 1 A significant hint oi the condition of our Giving " blow for blow " is often more Bxktsfifi‘flanéfifiggm’ °§1§.§'ff§,’§,°,’§,“ A FUNDS ‘° 1"“ 3‘ 1"" ha 0" Powerful F 13h.” .tneat. ancestorsas to humanity maybe found rn‘the thought oi, than that other “art of self do- W11. Withrcw, '1). "latest and b'est edition" we} “‘4’ ’~ “"523: it, “'1'”; “n a". ‘1‘“! nl‘ I. up vto fence,” which consists in defending one’. published. prices low, terms liberal Write tor own system from tho assaults of disease and 1:122:30“ “‘1 mm" w’l- 331903 neglect. When dyspeptia, constipation, bil- lon‘neuv “ “Var mmPl‘intI" l‘udiwi 3nd Guaranteed sure cure for long 0 I U a GI The greatest of all battle ships now afloat "Wm °f “1° “"8" 0f the P138“ In L0n' is her M-jesty's war ship named in her hon- “3‘ . n or, the Victoria. In the sizaof her guns, 8’: thomd’ “y. the Chronmer’ the thickness of her armor plating and the nu" died during ‘he 3"“. but 0! thew power of her engines there is nothing like “04PM? ""3 01“? “Harem” nor. Same cruisers have engines of a little 1' “ algae“? f" “3 t° “mprehend the greater power, but have neither the guns nor “"31 brawn?! “d a“ “ck 0‘ P“! “d Beaatty, Chdwick, Blackstock & (lull, Barriers-refund Solicitors. Wellington St. cor. Church, (over Back oi‘i‘orontot. "'ORONTO ONT. iii a: .. at, . at } the like lay hold of the system, the been de- standing Coughsflolds, etc. an: fence is the immediate use of D: Piem’. your druggisttorit or write to us. Pleasant Pellets; tiny, sugar-coated Gran- “h "° °“"‘ R'o‘emmmk 00., Durante, Toronto. the “mar. A few bum, amp. moan, 8m indrod emotloueh among our forefathers ules, made from concentrated vegetable of (qual size, but have neither the armor °E§Lf§fié°n°§°uÂ¥u Ib‘Ck- th t “WK”; 0119 A 5059‘ CAIflGs.â€"Soason 1983. New norr g “t i 80 aumaswss omos D0 - . 1 u thghflp. ‘ ,{vflLngao‘gyho v” o, ‘ ‘5 “that ular amusement. The “ ood” Queen Begs 0°11!" " tr“ 156‘" mm“ “1 'Pdng “'9 -og Casi . The View,“ '“ gun. n tho work of “d be, Ml“ 531181, in “whine a“ may oak in vain for autumn fruit. Orders sued for anydesired quantity. Wdteiorp co Sir William Armstrong at Ehwic‘é on the ‘8‘!!!“ of ‘ bate“ “mo: bull} “19 09nd' HOOPSh-its Jim‘s & 80" ONTARIO FARMERS desirous oi paying all ton of the poor were cruelly overworked, and died by hundreds in the mines yearly. Even the children of the wealthv, God-fear- ing families were taught to serve God only at the point of the rod. Savage beatings only a generation ago were part of the daily discipline in many families. The strength of Christian feeling in the present day finds no higher or more beauti- ful expression than in the tenderness and care shown toward children. The exodus of thousands of poor little ones from American cities every summer to the moun- tains and sea-beaches is as sure a testimony to the power of the good God among men as gas the going out of the host of Israel from FYI)"- Tne whole force of modern civilization is directed to their training, to making them may come into style, but it is hoped not. 41 to 47 SL hmnmumnt’ Tom“ on' Th0 transformation Whl0l’l will bring back my“ gugflm ()9ch c 1 ‘ that If:er of crinollnes ought to beindofinite- ‘ Oatâ€"The sixth scholastic year 68?” sad. An Art nthae been added in which. 1y postponed. Transformations inthe health Dam: “d , do: "m b. hum“ by a” of thousands of Women throughout the m m ,1, mm 3,, ,5 country have taken place during the posh mm mm occo‘iua‘lshodonhocgtirreualore- few years. Pale, haggard, and. displritod, suite. oleadthevaulu Practical ucation. grey have become bright-eyed and healthy. lwmcx'hmmw he secret! Dr. Pierco’s Favorite Pres- cription, which curse all those chronic WAN T E D “weaknesses” and distreuin ailments ul. iartowomou. 8 P60 - I In. only by labour, says Ruskin, that To DRII‘ thought can be made healthy and only by v ' mt ,_;._ 3 .- thought that labour can be made happy. . ‘ ‘ If all so-cslled remedies have failed, Dr. Sege’s Catarrh Remedy cures. 50 cts., by druggists. in high interest-bearing moriagos, or intending ruin grain and stock for better prices, can cbtai. lane! at Lowest Current Rates or Internet by applying personally or by letter to the LONDON 8L CANADIAN lllAN & AGENCY 00'? J. F. KIRK. mason. I03 BAY ST. - TORONTO ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHII’S. THE PIONEER CANADIAN'LINE And still to the ircntic regard to the provision made for the safety and com’ort of its customers. Weekly Sailings Between liverpoolJllu- gow and the tit. Lawrence A: Fortnight- ly Service irons Loaders during Summer Months. Tyne. Shehaboutaso loot long overall L340 between her stem and her etern post). ‘9 feet broad, and when loaded with coal, stores,and ammunition draws 26 feet 6 inch- es of water. Her displacement is 10,500 tons and hot engines are 12,000 horse power indicated. She carries, first of all, two rifled cannon that weigh 110 tons each, the diameter of the bore being 101 inches. They are a little over 43 foot long. The projectile to be fired from these guns weighs 1,800 pounds, and the charge of powder that propels it weighs 900 poundsâ€"nearly HALF A rox or rownrm to send one projectile a-flying. Etch has a nominal range of 16 miles. A man has to stop and consider that although in the orig- inal Monitor the guns wereoi 12 inch calibre, 3mm . _ g happy and good. _ Hail Stea be r. s P rtl o the prolectile was propelled by in pounds of The’ old human Amxagoru’ when he k H°w “u we expect a?“ “other “mum . v - ‘ "~11 L» '«x- ‘- via. unufilfii‘ifi Willis?! .sienmgrs :2» powder, Ha ha... to do u... to fully comp". d . k d h t h. 1 eeP 01“ 86019“ When “i “1 mm the“ we can throughout the yearto Boston and Phllat‘el his call bend whpta modern rifle is. gofimggg’ w” “a e w 3 w" "3 “u do Ourselves? Apply to the ,m, a, nth}, pom “,1 mm“ 8,, mum p ' ' . o - r . ' tuT“?°.”.‘i.“'°i‘f.“““ t.“ mg“ i.“ “ " That an the children may have a yearly Alma Ladies College Leading Hotels and Restaurants. Hinduism. if:§:.‘l°§'.l‘§§'§t‘.‘f”l2¥§lio. rrc p so we orwar on t a den of holiday on the day of my death." was his an THOMAS, ONTARIO. KEPT ON DRAUGHT. II. at. A. ALLAN, Moutreal,crtothelooolagente in the ship. This turret is covered with steel your mum armor 17 inches thick. Tue bottom of this turret is enclosed in and protected by a steel Wall or barbette that is 18 inches thick. This wall extends down into the ship far enough i to protect the machinery that revolves the turret and hoists the ammunition. To handle these gunsâ€"load and aim themâ€"no less than 29 hydraulic engines, including pumps of 2,000 horse power, are necessary. The are over which the guns can be fired extends from 50 degrees shaft the beam on one side, around over the bow, to 50 degrees shaft the beam on the other side. At the stern of the ship is a single long rifle, that has a bore of ten inches and fires a projectile weighing a quarter of a son, with a charge of 250 pounds of powder. This gun is mounted in a remote degree like the super- structure on tho American ships Boston and Atlanta. On this superstructure. mount- ed as broadside guns, are twelve rifles with bores six inches in diameter, which throw a projectile weighing about 125 pounds. These guns project through portholes that have shot-proof shutters. In addition to her cannon the Victoria car- ries twelve little rifles, each of which will throw a dozen six-pound steel bolts a minute with amazing power and accuracy, besides a host of the sort of rifles called murdering guns, because of the hail of death that they could shower on an exposed enemy. In addition to the armor on and about the turret, this ship has what is called a protec- tive belt. It is a shield of steel EIGIITIEN IKCHKS THICK reply. “ Then they will sometimes be glad that Anaxagcras ever lived." The modern American does not wait for death to make the children about him m‘PPS’- Whatever may have been the golden age for adults, yours Is now, children. It is worth your while to contrast your own standing-ground with that of the child of two centuries ago, that you may rate your chances at their just weight and value. Egt'Spmnina‘. A writer in the “Scientific American ’ des- cribes three very simple experiments, which show some of the phenomena of fluid fric- tion. He directs the experimenter to take two eggs, one raw,the other hard boiled, and suspend them by wires from a gas-fixture or other support; , their long axes being vorti- cal. Then if they are gently turned around once or twice, it will be found that, while the boiled egg continues to turn, the raw one comes immediately to rest. This dlflerence is owing to the fact that the boiled egg is a solid body ani the whole egg turns; while the raw egg is a fluid con- tained in a shell, and the shell alone is turn- ed by the twisting of thegwirc, the fluid re- maining stationary. . Sir William Tuumpson who devised this and the following experiments, uses is as one of the proofs that the earth is a solid body, and not, as some have supposed, a thin crust of rock surrounding a fluid or “ pasty nucleus." In that case, he says, “.1he observed swinging and swaying mo- tions of the earth's axis in procession and mutation would be impossible." The same phenomenon is shown in the following experiment, though in a directly opposite way. Take the two eggs and Graduates of Alma Commercial College â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€""-‘â€"â€"’â€"â€"‘ are now in lucrative positions in the leading cities of Canada and the United States. Full ' - r 45 Km Street East. Toronto, formerly for o‘er comm“ m Bock Leeph‘g' PhonOgflpby’ flvs yeai-gs Principal or the Shorthand Institute in con- Pananahip’TypeW'ifing’ Cubifioam Dina nection with the Canadian Business University. diplomas granted. Young ladies pursuing Tvpewrltlnc Department under tho management of either of the above courses can also enter for Ms. GEORGE BEHGOUGH. Agent for the Remington Music, Fine Arts, or Elcouticn and enjoy all TYP°"'“°’- APP” 1" Glimm- M‘mfl‘m this Pepe! the advantagespf residence. Rates low. 60 in mum“ Artificial Limbs pp. announcement free. Address Princi- FOR CIRCULAR ADDRESS, pal Austin, AM. J. DOAN & 00-, Culinary Queryâ€"Should a cook curry a . v.“ 77 Horthcote Ave" Toronto. Ont YOUR NAME on this Pen and l’cucil . Stump, with bottle of ink and case, 25c. 33 $1.. - ~, 2.. .v..sm....\_r’w‘ pan »1 3.]; ,3” u-t-rs'vâ€" to $5 per day costly made b live I ‘r ngts. Send 250 for sample and arms. Tun. Caxanran Runner: STAMP Co., 17 ‘ Adelaide st. E, Toronto. Motion paper. chicken with c coxoomb? . H's-run The Book of Lubon. A Man With Wisdom Lives in a Fool’s Paradise. A Treatise especially written on Diseases of Man, containing Facts For Men of All Agesl Should be read by Old, Middle Aged and Young Men. Proven by the Sale of Hall a Million to be the most popular, because written in language plain, forcible and instructive. Practical present- ation of Medical Common Sense. Valuable to Invallds who are weak, nervous, and ex- hausted, showing new means by which they me be cured. Approved by editors, critics, an the people. Sanitary, Social, Science Subiects. Also gives a description of Spool, do No. 8. The Great Health Renewer, Marvel of Healing and Koh-i-noor of Medi- cines. It largely explains the mysteries of life. By its teachings, health may be main- toiued. 'Ihe Book will teach you how to make life worth living. If every adult in the civilized world would real, understand, and follow our views, there Would be a world of Physical, intellectual and moral giants. This Book will be found a truthful resentation of facts, calculated to do good. The book of Lubon, the Talisman of Health 1 Brings bloom to the cheek, strength to the body and joy to the heart. It is a message to the Wise and Otherwise. Lubon s Speci- fic No 8, the Spirit. of Health. Those Who obey the laws of this book will be crowned with a fadeless wreath. Vast numbers of men have felt the power and testified to the virtue of Lubon‘s Specific No. 8. All Men Who are broken Down from overwork or other causes not mentioned in the above, should send for and read this Valuable Treatise, which will be sent to any address, sealed, on receipt of ten cents in stamps. Address all orders to M. V. Lubon, room 15. 50 Front Street E., Toronto, Canada. If you would not be forgotten as soon as you are dead, either write things worth read ing. or do something worth writing. A Home in the West. Join the great army of houseekers and secure 480 acres of government land in the Devil’s Lake, Turtl, Mountain or Mouse River districts of Dakota. For further in- formation, maps, rates, 6.13., apply to F. I. Cheapest and . » 3381‘ PLACE in America to buy 1 Band and Musical fl. Instruments. “ -- i . ‘. ' ~15;- ‘Ea'r ‘ ' V" ‘ Address, WHALEY. BOYCE at C 0.,l58 l'ortae Street. Toronto. Sand for Catalogue. THE ALBERT . TOILET SOAP GUY’S - as the largest sale of any Toilet Soap the country on account of its uni- formly excellent, delicate and frag- rant qualities. us: Provident Life and Live Stock lssoc'. CHIEF OFFICE, ROOM D,AROADE, - TORONTO, CANADA. (INCORPORATED) A MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOO'N‘ SOLID INVESTMENTâ€"By paying to tho abov , Aesocistion ONE CmN’l‘ PER DAY, a person aged twontv-two, and two cents per day a person aged iortv iour can secure Five Dollars per week while disabled through sickness .r accident. also for two and three cents per dav, persons aged as above can secure tor their dependants, Five Hundred Dollars in event of death. LIVE STOCK OWNERS can provide against by death through disease or accident of their stock. at easy rates. Those interested, send forprospoctuosy etc. Reliable Ageutc wanted in unrepresented die tricte WILLIAM JONES, Managing Directoc. that extends from the main deck down to a safe distance below the water line. This shield is 152 feet long and it is placed, of course, along the centre of the sbrp on each side so as to protect the machinery and the men. that work in The ends of the Imelda spin them rapidly on their sides on a mirror ' are pared by a heavy bulkhead across the or other perfectly smooth surface. If you Ship. . put the palm of your hand gently upon the trim 11min (leek refit! flnlh With the tOP 0i boiled egg while it is spinning, is of course this belt of armor. It is made of steel three ceases to move and remains motionless after inches thick and is supported by beams below you have lifted your hand. so that. shots striking it would be deflected. But if you do the same with a raw egg, The Pmtfction 33°!de *0 the men Wotkins is will immediately begin to spin again when the guns m the superstructure. as dietin- the hand is removed. Indeed it is extra- gulshdd from the turret, is much less, but ordinnry how long you can hold your hand there is no safer superstructure afloat than upnn in without) destroying its motion. The timi- AB alff’ad? "filled. in the matter 0‘ reason of this is no doubt apparent. The armor there rs_no ship hor tqual afloat. fluid within the shell continues to revolve, To drive this great hUlk there Me Win though the shell is stationary, while in the screws of sixteen feet diameter, driven by other cage the whole egg is stopped? triple expansion engines that under forced If you attempt; to spin the eggs on the draught and workrng up to the limit have minor like a top, you will find that the forced her throu h tho smooth WM“ 0V8! boiled egg will spin for a. considerable time, the measured mi e at the rate of 165;I knobs but; the other wul fall almost immediately an hour. She has Conl bunker! that Will on its side. “Professor Mendenhall has re- hold 1.200 tons of coal, or enough to drive marked that this experiment furnishes a her l.600 363 miles at full premium. A‘ solution of Columbus’ problemâ€"how to cruising speed she could steam 7,000 miles. make an egg stand on end : first boil the egg Her magazines are the largest afloat, and hard, and then spin it." she can carry 160 rounds of ammunition for her big lQO-ton guns, and much greater Delivered anywhere in Canada. Largest Stock Lowers Prices. McCaueland & Son. 72 T0 76 KING STREET WEST TORONTO When I say Cons: I do not mean meretytfi stop them for n. time, and then have them K0 tumuguln. I MEAN A rtADICAl. COKE. l have made the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS A life long stud . I \VAIULANT my remedy to ~ CURE the worn cases. Because othch mwc NO 10093 Pm'm‘“ Vim“ w “‘n'cm‘d I , "a , failed is no reason for not now recelvllrfiucuro. $2,1mc9ffg‘gggfl °gߤfifggglvfla .egnéf,g“w‘;m‘, Send at once for a. treatise and a. Fume orrnr‘ . . I , A - . , v v , I . r . Hints} and innumerable other articles tlrutnrc ln- ‘01 mVJZ‘FALLIBLE REEILDY- (11H) LX "LS? ' and l ost; 0mm. It costs you nothing or .o . . 9. l l‘ in ti \ house or 0er. Nothing like it. in , ' bud ill‘gcnts mnko $5 and no pl-r (lay. itruil. and it will cure you. Address m “we: A8 3...... supplies for the smaller guns. A TAILOE'S GOOD FORTUNE. Whitney’ G’ 8“ T' A" St‘ P‘qu M‘m“ nought eagerly by all (amt)... pond at nurse, ‘11:”? pair- “. G. ROOT. no" 104West Adelaide 8:. She is lighted throughout by electricity. ___~. In ffiendlh‘? Y0“? haw” “dike 9' bill- gfilfimififlhmcaugree“ M f *5 °°""3 “w” TORONTO, ONT. by which also her guns ure fired. "e "I" 815-000 In The mumana State struck every time your friend is in trouble. [Mmuou this pawn] ’ .- ,. .- nut"; _ -. I c .51....“- ____..'â€"- ___.....__~ A Happy Transition. After five years’ suffering from dyspepsia, 7 my wife got cured in one month by the free Q n g 6 r 0 n 6 use of St. Leon water. We prize it highly, r the transition bring“ from misery tQ fine 0!“; ‘lefll) 137'. IIE.‘[, (,FFICE' hem“ i" '° 8"“ “m Pmmneni“ To this ' nmrmutrzu, an”: 'r'rurrar; YEARS M “8°” “a Policies are Incontcstable. will take pleasure in answering any inquirâ€" ies. J ossru Puree. 349 Dovercourt road, “Wu”- P‘m 3"“ “'1‘” "a" “W- Frce from all restrictions as to residence. travel or occupation. “ Impuw‘bleh 1'0- (gnaw the "1“ °f 8" Paid-up Policy and Cash Surrender Value Guaranteed in catch Policy- Leon’ my P inc 8' Policies are non-iorieliahlc alter the pennant of two full annual Premiums. A-Pv 43‘- Prolits which are unexc'lled by any C .mpany dung liunineesln Canada, are allocated "0y flvc ye at from the bow olthc policy, or at longer periods as may be selected by the insured. PROFITS SO ALLOCATBD nrc ABSOLI'TE and not liable to be reduced or rot-nil ' at any fixture limo. under any circumstances. ' Partw-‘ccling Policy Holden are entrant to not less than 90 [or cent. a} the profits earned m In class, am for the past rem yam have actually received 95 per cen'. (f the profits so earned, Such is the greatest ship which the best naval constructors cf the foremost naVal power oi the world have been able to pro- duce. To a power of offence so great that the ordinary mind can source comprehend it she adds a defensive armor that is all but invulnerablc. She was built and armored atacost tf millions of dollars, her larger: cannon alone costing over $100,(00 each. Lottery. Lightningâ€"not political. but financialâ€" struck in the region of Baltimore rather heavily at the last drawing of The Louisia- na State Lotterv. Besides 'the numerous small prizes of $5. $10 and $20 drawn by Baltimorenns. Mr. Joseph Kass, a tailor iving at 424 North Castle street, had the extremely good fortune to hold one twentieth of ticket 93 â€" which entitled him toSl5 000. Marriage and Divorce. 11): goes 1:vitl’rcuii sgyingxgrrf Mr. Kass is , , hl e ove ' as. Commissioner Carroll D. “ right s recently in? K333i“, $315351“ tgzzuhe bu been “bmm’d “mm.” “m myri‘gend mum” in the habit of buying tickets in the Lottery “" °‘ “1" "‘"u‘ 8““ maul" much for the at two cars. In all that time he curious information. It is stated. for in- h In. ad dy [ - Th stance that a Penn: Innis statue declares 3‘ not mm “w “8 “one PM“ By ’ y were in small sums, however, and only on- KATBLLH- W’AlTlDâ€"llen or Womcn make big money handling our indwelling spa- muties. Write or c-ll oaCLliliBh‘IS 8; 00.. 36 that “ all marriages not forbidden by the «a . King St. not. w. ,, raged him to continue courting Dame ‘ kw 0‘ G“! “all h” °a°°urmi 1' NM” Fortune. Just what to do with the money tion of Ionizi- or old Canadian Vt . C. MACDONALD. J. K. M 10091-43150, a man and a woman may become married Mr. K." i. undecided. o, UM 5w“ “um Add"... Act-UH“, blAhehihG uuzcrou. by “joint declaration" Twenty-cue States The “nun” gentlem“ is a an,” of --c°u.¢,.,-,'-Bo;m, Post omos, 'Iorooto. 3‘ JOSEPH MAODAUGH WRITES FROM MORRISON P .0. have laws validating he s marriages where Gum“a . . y, but has been living in Baltimore I'll 5 nd f n _ "if! °“°°‘ ‘h" Wu“ “rd,” than”: for 20 years. He has a email tailoring cit-com; angrternfi. USBSBESTr . Nov. 26th, '39. of e Pmm‘i’d “mmony t n u w" '8‘ ' Miablllumeut in the roar of his dwelling Address, nsm 5806.. $7 Coulee St, Toronto. M‘LLSTQNES Now that l have purchased from you one o“ of your Standard French Burr Chopping Mills. turningin on It no part payment my Iron Grinder, l have no objection to tell you that the Plate» used in the Iron Grinder cost $2.00, and latterly but rams per pair. I used over $50.03 worth inst winter. Occa- sionally a Plate wou'd last a week, but sometimes not over two or three hours. The price or the Mill was storms. much cheaper than yours, but in the end it was a In “hug” “d “'i'commnmn‘“ " and has been employed by the leading mesrcnmomimls imprisonment forlifcdis:alves the convict's ohmic" of thin c,ty._[3dtimom (Mi) marriage Within: any o.hor legal process. Honk, D‘Nmmber.3 In Arcana six moutha' abandonment is ’ ‘ ground for absolute divorce. In 'lennesseo refusal on the part of a wife to remove with her husband to that State is good ground. Consumption Surely Cured, Many other queer provisions might oe cited To the Enwr :_ all illustrating the great diversity in the P . ~ , - , . lease inform your readers that I have a laws gm arcing marriage and dtvc.t.e across mum“ remedy for the above HE‘de disease. Till, 5 Richmond St. W., Toronto. and m Prith Hoar/M Do Book (see. 6. H. tumult. Is. 1).. lib-Cu W 5‘, Mo, N. Y. Wasting stable employment at homo, odds:- with stamps. J.'I‘ROT- . ~. 3'." p L W ASTHMA 9‘35 1.? 3.935%; 8‘4 1'9}; ‘ ' r ' t.‘ a‘ r , . . .-~..- .. " $33331:th “flame”? c .r we 5‘1 "3 w‘écli‘ “5" WOUND“ of hrWk!" 0W” ’1" “a "' "’"‘ 2‘” TAR BM"B°°"°""' "'Y E'g very much dearer mu. 1 am satisfied that _ 543“? 503“ Wf‘"-*?°m'iy 3“,“d- 1:113“: be iron “tilde/rs are only suitable for lurmrrn ' ‘ f-MA ‘0 Sunf- -W" 0‘3"“! Oilâ€"“Y "me Y “‘33 t: h who have a very amnll amount ort'hopping The Fire Be ls :9 31‘2" 02159.“? N: V‘ 0, “31:3 COP-5°de 5,3 to do for their own new, Ring on: m mm and k i- hwkd- W is ii°aoL.§..‘.1..‘" ‘ flit”? .fi’if'iéo‘h 1 - a ~ ’ J comm would! Qua wims - . - ~ ' ' . ' 1' ' .‘ ' ’ ~ - . 2- . - ' ' ' - ‘0 "0‘"? 3““ m” in” mmwmmn ‘3 9" 5i. L1, 104 \\ as: Adelaide S:., loronto, Ont. _____ c113 ' in". 'as'hd w, "33d when the great .Dlll’t p ‘u...';l;‘ur=‘ Li ' #mâ€"-â€" ‘3 n l wanid ft'l'i Inriintd. t0 ‘Iiifllill:;il.t.‘.fuf Iliad for. lctnazn 9 Quinn»! Ext; ..x'r'.n: 'â€"'_' " l‘ gv; not writing Mmrsrr had i not bro-n inn hvroy, tor new: iuils 10 take some t . r masts K . _ , , . - . l'::’ râ€" :‘3 n MW midrfilfl' 1" :tIW' 1hr- ?ti-iurb standard _ , t, t . cocked Oil. by 1.18 Bzacz 0:038. . H. . fir . :3 iii” a fair :rml butan- infill"!- 33 l0-0 5PM. “3‘1 5““ no P‘hn- 5‘ rum w L‘LLMADA. lam tho mmtlrnopr toslulc- that l amen, tirely muaile‘ wlth tire Mill-it lo doing splendid work. 13‘ ' SizLE. Two No. 3 I~‘uu hrindcrs nt 31.1.00 Earl". Three .‘m. ‘2 [rats 1hr". No. 2 Iron Grinders v at 1525 so each. all in good order with new plates. - . ‘ .‘.‘.â€" u . ‘ . u . “d 8°: “ Pumw‘ a. ' Ml“ B‘L'HOFâ€" i I .uprfuc )UJ’ ‘1" {and Established i 'r the put-rattan dons-u filler viz-9.7 of menu-yum Dd‘rhorn! eicr- by properi 35pm:in .‘ls‘. Nuts"; 2. Gunman: "So your daughter has married 3 rich .\l.-. Canberraâ€""Yes ; immensely.“ not“... L‘.-Gs.~. oi ONT-'10, l‘3é‘Ll-fléo‘g‘filéf husband 2' “ Well," slow;- I. yl ul the blissBickboyâ€""Dc ycupreierhicut Blane :llticpx‘lgcégpzoagk.Toronto. m. . r. - ' .\ s .. . . r. e. lather “I believe the not married a rich to the Ycumite?’ man ;'but I understand he :s .s very poor Mr. Durhamâ€"“i think the ‘BEACkCrcok‘ SOLICITORS OF PATENTS huthnnt‘i.” kucehs them both out. ' Geo. c. (3.3â€"! Emizitr. I A Fines, Sm‘y