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Jimsonâ€"This grip is a migh thing when you come to think Ortiz. 800d Jamson-Don’t see how. ”that’s because you are not practical. I’ve saved a heap of money by it." “Saved money 2’” “Lots. The first time 1 had it I went to a doctor and got a prescription. In- stead of taking that prescription to a drug store 1 made a copy of it and took the copy to the druggist. Since then ev- ery time I’ve caught the grip I’ve just used that same old prescription. snd‘it hasn’t cost me a centtor doctor’s teen. 1 just tell you it’s a sight cheaper then living halt a dozen difi'erent diseases. no I m alike.”-Now York Weekly. ure system are new. There are 212 street lamps. an increase of 89 over the old system under the Electric Street Railway’s management, and the lights are much stronger. It is understood that the lighting system, which was to have cost. $60,000, will b. a. little below the estimato. Civic Lighting in Operatinnu. Winnipeg. Feb. 19. â€" The new civic electric lighting system was in operation Saturday night. for the first. time. and Winnipeg is. at last, well lighted. All the lamps and the en- tire system are new. There are 212 North \Vatrr-uo Curruptinnlnu, Toronto. Feb. 19.â€"â€"Corru.ptionists in North Waterloo elections are to be punished. Justices Rose and Machia- hon have sent to the Attorney-Gener- nl's Department a report. of the elec- tion trial which resulted in Dr. Lack- ner being unswted. The names re- ported are: J. R. Eden, William Nes- Ilel’, Hugh G. Roberts, Michael Schcll and J. M. Scully, and they will be prosecuted in the same manner as the ofienders in South Ontario. The re- port saya neither of the candidatw ware-aware 01 the corruption being The annual report. of the Dominion of Canada. Rifle Association has just, been issued. The receipts for 1899 were $21,495; the expenditures mounted to $21,717. The Bisley teem cost. $4,950. as against. $5.529 in 1898. The saving Was made by the team proceeding direct. to Bisley and sailing from Canada. a. week later than the teum of the previous year. The aggreagte trade of Canada for the seven months ending Jan. 31 last. shows an increse of $31,616.47 6 over the same period in 1398-99. The to- talvaggregate trade for the seven months was $227,653,832. as against $106,017,356 {or the sev'en months in the last fiseal year. The imports in- creased by $18,375,957, and the 0:- ports by $13,260,519. There was an increase In the duty of $2,668,612, or from $14,408,030 to $17,076,642. The Premier declared that the Gov- ernment would pay the highest union rate paid in any of these cities. and that if at any future time the rate of wages was raised in'any 01 these cities. the Government would at once pay any such increased rate. Canada'. Ira-5r h-r seven )lonthn. 2 Ottawa. Feb. ISLâ€"A committee of the Ottawa. Typograpgicul Union Waited upon the night hon. the Pre- mier in relation to their demand for an increase in the rate of Wages from $12 to $15 a. week for composition. The Hon. the Secretary 01' State, to Whose department the Printing Bu- reau belongs, was present, as Were also the Queen's Printer and the su- perintendent of printing. ‘ : 'l‘he matter was discussed fully and it was snown by Dr. Dawson. the Queen's Printer, and admitted by the committe, that thevwages now paid at the Printing Bureau are high- .. -L. er than in monuml, Toronto or any other oflices in Ottawa. for difierent classes of Work. The committee. while admitting the fact. stated that the scale of wages in Toronto and Montreal was in course of revision. East Bmmlo, N.Y., Feb. ISLâ€"Cab- tle ofierings, 4 loads on Saturday; de- mand fair for butchers’ caLtle and choice stockers, on the basis of Mon- day's prices. Calves, a. fair demand and steady; choice to extra, $8 to $8.25; good to choxce, $7.50 to $8. Sheep and lambs, onerings, 40 loads; demand active. Lambs. choice to extra. $7.15 to $7.30; g00d to choice, 87 to $7.15; common to fair, '66 to $6.75; year-Hugs. $6 to $6.35; mixed. $5.75 to $6. Sheep. common to fair, $3.50 to $4.75. Close steady. OI: thrld Laurior Pranlled to Main- mm tho Uunou “at. at “'ngoo In the Printing Bureau. PRINTERS WAGES AT OTTAWA lul:n\ lo LIVE al‘cu'h’. Toronto, Feb. 19. â€"- Shipments of export. cattle on Saturday were as follows: Five loads by G. T. R., and 160 cattle by C. P. R. Red clover. bu..........$500to$5 575 Alslke. good .\'0. 2....... § 50 6 W White cloxer, bu........ 7 00 800 Timothy seed. bu........ 1 00 1 35 (lay and Strawâ€" Hay, per ton ..........$1000to$11 50 Hav. mked. per ton..... a 00 10 00 String shear. per ton .. 7 00 . 8 00 Straw 10059. per ton 40 U.) 5 00 Du] ry Prod noeâ€" Bntter, lb. roll. .........30 20 to $0 25 114:5. new laid. ......... 022 0 Poultryâ€" Chltkens, per ah- Turkeys_ per 1 . .. ..‘. 0 12 1 0 Dmks. per pair .. .... 080 1 Come. per lb. ...... 008 0 Fruit and Vegetable-â€" 00 U9 Apples. per bbl. .........$2 00 to $3 00 Potatoes. per hag....... 0 45 0 50 LlVerpool, Feb. 17. â€" Saturday's closing: Wheat, spot dull; No. 2 red Western winter, stocks exhausted; No. 1 Northern spring, Gs Had; No. 1 California, 63 41/2d to 65 5d. reruns”; 5r. LAWREXCE MARKET. Grain- Wheat, white. bu. .....$0 \\hcd{. red. bu.......... yuan. Me. bu.......... \rheul. goose, bu........ Barley, u Oats. bu ...... ......... Rye. hm... ...... ....... Peas, bu.. ......... .. Buckwheat, bu Beans, bn.. ............ Iced-â€" FOnOWing. were the closing prices 8t imponant Wheat. centres on Sat.- when Ruled Dull .n suntanâ€"ugh! Ind. in Chicago on Discount-I‘M: Foreign Routâ€"Quotations. Liverpool, Feb. 19. â€" Wheat fu- tures were easier on Saturday closing $611 to had lowCr than on Friday. Cub. Feb. May. July. ' Cm -. ... .... 00%” $0 (3313 $0 25"‘ xxx-3%: ...‘.... so... 0 74% o .499 Milwaukee .. 0 88 .... .... 51.. Lows o 70% o 70% 0 293/31 0 5‘2”? Tuiedo .. o 71% o 13% 0 1331+ Den-on, red .. o 721/, o .5542 0 ..-y. nut 'o. , Not-men?!) ... 066% .... 0677/3 069 Duluth No. 1 _ hard .... .0 06756 .... I... a... Minnsapqns. No, W , , 1 xoh'tié'r'nfjb'esu fl!n9eaqolls. N9. 155‘ I‘ MU:- l-‘ The Grip 3 Donn ha Ian I: Ifle A‘flllfll).tl LEA Ulhli \VMI'ZAI‘ MAHKLI‘. MARKET REPORTS. whlto. bu. .....$0 71%:03072 red. bu. 0 710711. Cub. Feb. M!!! 311’! (3' $0 60' ...‘.... “3.i“.’*‘3.4§o '4»; ..088 .... .... o ‘07’ o " o 70% 0.11334 o 1152 ”-0-35 0 73:», o 321,; ‘.. 0 721.5 .... 0 73% 0 I370 Ste. 0 73% .... .... .1 ... 066% .... 067% 1 .0 06756 0.0.. I... a... o 8 .\ L0 (‘1 I‘I‘IJ‘Z MARKET. save" Months. 065% 066% 0 49 0 31% Feared Sahel-nation. “The reason I can ‘t get along with my wife is that she mum; to submit all our (inferences to arbitration." “To arbitration!” “Yes. She always wants to refer dis- putes to her mother."-â€"Brooklyn Lite. There In One. , "I know one ofi‘hnnd speaker who real- ly doesn't prepare and rehearse what he has to say belore he begins to talk.” "\\'ho is be?” ”A dour and dumb man who uses the sign language.”â€"Chicago Times-Herald. llnard’s Llnimeut Cures Dandrurn For one-half barrel, 125 pounds of cabbage cut very fine, one pint of fine salt (put in hard wood barrel). First lever of cabbage and then salt, with ten quarts of lake warm water. Weight it with a two gallon jug filled with, water ; let it ferment for 20 days, Ill-fitting hootsnnr! shoes came coma Holloway-’94 Corn Cure is the article to use. Gets bottle at nvwn ‘|"l‘ our» ynnr com: Miller 3 Worm Powders for allow skin; old or young. French Women Bootblacks. Female bootlacks are increaing ra- pidly in France. They we are. costume not unlike that of the nuns. Proof Against Plague. Several of the native papers in Bom- bay are now urging their readers to resort to inoculation as a precaution Igainst the plague. Am monla Gas Motor. There is a. new railroad car that by Its own motion comnresses ammonia gas to liquid. which, in going through the pipes, expands and produces the necessary coldness in the air. linud’s Linlment Relieves Neuralgla. Smothered Beef. Have lean beef chopped fine; place It into a shallow baking pan, putting here and there upon it bits of but- ter; sprinkle over a teaspoonfnl of salt and a. dash of pepper, cover it with another pan and run it into a. very quick oven. Serve at once on a. heated dish. Miller’s Worm Powders for restlessneu um peevishncss. Miner’s Worm Powders children healthy. Evidently on the Bias. In Mexico it is proposed to create L fund for the widows of condemned criminals by charging the public for admission to the executions. The Mexican philanthropist. says the New York Press, evidently has a Chinese Mother Graves’ \Vnrm Exterminator has the largest sale of any similar prepar- prion sold in Canada. It. always gives a-‘risfuction by restoring health to the little folks. Population of Pretoria. Pretoria. the capital of the Trans- vaal. ist 32ml! city of about 8,000 white population. The Most Penetrating Sound. The roar of the lion can be heard further than the sound of my other living creature. llnud's Llnlment Cures Burns. etc. Are you not well .9 Are you pale, weak- ly, depressed in spirits. melancholy. tired. nervous and irritable? Then try Miller’s Compound Iron Pills. T hey will build you up, to .e up your nervous syltem, give you energy. Time of Birth and Height. According to Combe, boys born in the months of September, October, November, December, January and February are not so tall as those born in other months. Those born in No- vember are the shortest. Girls, ac- cording to the same authority, born in December, January, February, March April and May show a less length of body than those born in the remaining months. Those born from June to November are taller, but the tallest are born in August. To some extent these facts are attributed to economic conditions. for a. child born in summer has generally better food and air. A Recognized Rexulntor.â€"To bring the digestive organs into symmetrical workâ€" lngis the aim of physicians when they finds. patient snfl'ering from stomachio irregularities, and {or this purpose they can prescribe nothing better than Parme- lee’s Vegetable Pills, which will be found a. pleasant medicine of surprising virtue in bringing the refractory organs into subjection and restoring them to normal action. in which condition only can they perform their duties properly. Just common everyday obedience would please God about as much as anything we can think of. The church and the Christian need to remember the judgment as truly an the sinner does. The kings of finance have no greater power than the humblest toiler with the King of Glory. The preacher without ambition is worthless; with nothing but ambition he is dangerous. The “Golden Rule” would not be much but for the light of the Golden Life on it. It is not the man who does the most talking who is the most talked about. The pardon bf sin is not perfect without the power over sin. FIGS AN D THISTLES. Sauerkraut. real- it he Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are a spe- cific for all forms of weakness. The blood is vitalized, the nervous system is re-organized, irregularities are cor- rected, strength returns and disease disappears. So remarkable have been the cures performed by these little pills that their fame has spread to the far ends of civilization. Wherever you go you will find the most import- ant article in every drug store to be Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. the D “What I have sufl'ered is almost be- -' yond description. My illness has I been gradually growing upon me, and eighteen months ago I found my- self almost helpless. My nerves were . shattered, my heart weak and my en- tire system seemingly broken down. I had no rest night or day; the little sleep I did get did not refresh me. I was in constant agony, and onlyawo- man can understand what I endured as I tried to do my household work. Any sudden noise would frighten me and leave me in a condition bordering on collapse. At times I experienced attacks of vertigo, and these seemed for a time to affect my memory. The least exertion would leave me al- most breathless, and my heart would palpitate violently. I had no desire for food of any kind. and yet I had to force myself to eat to maintain life. Itreated with three different doctors and spent much money in this way, but without avail, and I was in a condition bordering on de- spair. I was urged to try Dr. W il- liams’ Pink Pills, and in December, 198, I consented to do so. I first got four boxes and noticed a change for the better after I had finished the second box. When the four boxes were finished there was a great change for the better, and I then procured another half dozen boxes. Before these were all used I was again en- joying the blessing of good health. There can be no doubt of my cure be- cause months have passed since I die- continued taking Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, and during that time I have never felt the slightest symptom of the trouble, and I cheerfully and strongly urge other women who are suffering to use this wonderful medi- cine, feelinc sure that it will cure them, as. it did me. ” For several years Mrs. Thomas Sears, of St. Catharines. felt her ill- ness gradually but surely gaining a firmer hold upon her system. and ultimately she almost dispaired of recoverv. To a. reporter who called upon her, Mrs. Sears said: Just a woman’s story. Not strange because it happens every day; not romantic or thrilling, but just a. story of miserv and sufl‘ering such 3., unfortunately, too many wo- men endure in silence. Nervous Frustrationâ€"Heart Weukneu â€"Agouizlngl’alnn and. Mllery Such as “'omeu Alone Endure Made the Life of Mrs. Thou. Bear! :1 Burden. BUT IT WILL BRING HOPE TO MANY SILENT SUI-‘FEKEBS. ONLYAWUMAN’SSTORY How to Salt Pork. Fill a large boiler or kettle with sweet fern, steep boiling hot, turn all into the pork barrel, cover with a cloth, let it steam 10 or 12 hours, then rinse the barrel out with cold water. Then put in a layer of coarse salt at bottom of barrel. then a layer of pork, then a layer of salt. Fill in cracks with salt, then a. layer of pork, and so on till the barrel is full. Let it lie in salt four or five days, to let the salt strike in. before adding the water, as the water prevents the salt from striking in; then fill up with water enough to cover the pork. then put on a board or small covering and stone on that. to press down. Don’t put fat and lean together, or blood from lean will make brine smell bad. Wash blood from lean before salting. This recipe is from an old farmer of the state of Maine and is worth try- ing, as pork will keep hard and of nice flavor. Ten- of Yellow Pine. The civil engineering department of the University of Nebraska made an in- teresting test of the crushing strength or blocks of yellow pine. The hlneks were about four inches cubical measure. One was placed on its side and was crushed when the pressure reached 1.215 pounds a square inch. The other block was plate ed on its end. and it was not crushed un- til the ennrmnus weight of 10.50? pounds l squat-9 inch had been reached.- Univer- sity of Nebraska vas Letter. An-rage lndlvidunlâ€" Land sulu‘s. man! Christmas is «wonâ€"New York Week". The Seuamn Closed. Bl'llFVOH‘lll l'orsunageâ€" Hog pardon for lntruding. but l am trying to collect a tow suhscriptiuus fur a pour family who have no ('mll. no (and. no hlnnlu-ts. no- Are undoubtedly THE BEST. Tmtimoninls from 4 chemists, 10 me‘ dink-mu, The most wholesome of bev vaummended by Physicians. For ule "LC' e. JGHN LABATT, London, TH E. wholesomé of beverage; x. For an evéry? ‘. 10 mednla. n The Holy City. Jerusalem is now holding butusha- dow of the magnificent city of ancient times. It is about three miles in cir- cumference and is situated on s rocky mountain. To Clean “'hito Silk. Dissolve some soft soap in water as hot as it can be borne. Rub the silk between the hands in this soapy lather and rinse in tepid water. Then pin it on to a cloth and dry. White brocade may be cleaned with dry bread crumbs. A new back for 50 cents. Miller'- Kidney Pills and Planter. Some others may be good. but waout doubt Miller’s Compound Iron Pills are the best. h. . Bow to Use Stnle Bread. Soak the breed. with crusts, in water for a. few minutes; beat up one egg with a little milk; mix with bread which has been strained from the water, and boil for about two hours. Turn out and serve with a. little sweet sauce. People who are debilitated and who lack energy as a result of overwork, care and anxiety will recover quickly by taking Miller's Compound Iron Pills. Bollaulen. Take two thin slices of beef from the round; add salt and pepper and pound. Then lay in the centre of each slice 3 piece of fat bacon. Roll each slice up and tie in shape. Lay in e. dripping pan with bits of butter and roast for an hour, basting fre- quently. Remove the string just be- fore serving. Why will you allow a cough to lacerate your throat. and lllnzs' and run the risk of filling a (:unsuinptivv‘s grave, when. bv the timely use of Bickle‘s Anti-Consump- tive Syrup the pain can be ulluyeil and the danguruvniilwl. This syru is plenum. to the taste. and nnsurpassml) for relieving, henluignnil curing all :ifi'ections of the throat and lungs, culils. coughs, brou- chinis, em. etc. Alcohol and Plant Llfo. An ingenious Frenchman, M. Louis Levat, recently administered alcohol, throuzh the soil, to a geranium plant for the purpose of observing the efl'ect. It was sulficiently startling. The leaves of the geranium began to turn yellow, and (rave ofi‘ a peculiar etheric odor, symptoms of poisoning appear- ed, the rootlets turned black and seemed to have been burnt, the circu- lation stopped in the branches, the leaves dropped toward the earth, and in four days the alcoholized geran- ium, which had been a. verv beautiful plant, was a tottering wreck. “I can highly recommend Dodd's Kidney Pills as the best thing for lame back that I ever got. I have only used two boxes and they cured The real backache. about which nobody who ever experiences it can be mistaken, is not an m-lte of the back at all. It is the ache of disordered kidneys. The kidneys are situated op- posite the small of the back. Thus the pain is termed Backache. It is no use treating Buckaohe, so called, locally. It is the kidneys that de- mand treatment. That is the reason that Dodd‘s Kidney Pills have such a reputation for curing Backache. Mrs. Katy Lougheed, of Staples, writes: It has long been contended that backache is really kidney ache. But up to within ten years ago, when Dodd‘s Kidney Pills were first given to the world, the fact had never been actually proved. Bnt Dodd’s Kidney Pills have turned the theory into a. fact. If one has backache one‘s kid- neys are out of order, and no amount of medicine which does not act on the kidneys. will do the slightest good. How many peope have been crippled with lame buck and given up trying to be cured in despair? They were not aware that backache is but a. symptom, not a disease. Staples, Feb. l2.-â€"There is no doubt in the minds of the people of this dis- trict that the contention that back- ache is a. symptom of kidney disease, is literally and absolutely correct. If not, how is it that Dodd’s Kidney Pills, a kidney medicine, cure back~ ache? For there is no dispute about it that Dodd’s Kidney Pills do cure backache. New cases in this neigh- borhood are coming to light every day. Mrs. Katy Lougheed is one of the most recent, but there are scores more. Mn. Katy Longbow! leea Evidence- No Doubt In the Minds ofthe Peo- ple of Staples ~llawkuello la Really lildney Ache. smutly in motion. Work. th IS not exceptional in the fact that he is and has to be a worker. All nature is a vast scene of incessant action. Everything from atoms to stars and systems of suns are con- Snong‘vn Made to Order. Artificial sponges are now made in Germany from a mixture of pure cellulose with zinc chloride and sodi- um chloride. These sponges will ab- sorb water in the same way as the genuine article, and when allowed to my they become just as firm in sub- stance. The Truth About Backache Proved by Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills. New life for a quarter. Miller’s Com- pound Iron Pills. Tons of Flowers Used- Vast quantities of flowers are gath- rpd for perfumery purposes. It is ex:- rimaml that each year 1,860 tons of nrangu flowers are used. besides 930 runs of roses. 150 tons each of violets mul jasmine. 7.3 tons of tuberose, 30 tons of 0215519 and 15 tons of jouquiIS- .‘Jinurd‘s Liniment for sale eiériwhere. PROOF POSITIVE. The Horseâ€"nob'esb of (hp brute crea- tionâ€"when suffering from a cut, abrasion. or sore. derives as much henum as its master in a like predicmnenn, from the healing. soothing uciiou of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. aneness. swelling of the neck, snifiness or the joints. throat and lungs. are ruined by 15. ‘ _. pan, stir in three-quarters of an ounce of flour and half a pint of milk, and boil for three minutes. Add salt, I. few drops of lemon juice and a. des- aerts'oooni'nl of very finely chopped parsley. We believe MINARD‘S LINIMENT Is the best : Matthias Foley. Oil City. Ont. Joseph Snow, Norway, Me. Rev. R. O. Arummng, Mumrave. N.S. Chas. Whoot‘en, M ulgmve, N. S. “Plerre Landry. seam, Pokemouche, N. er, “to take on subscription account chickens, pork, corn, wheat, alfalfa, prairie hay. wood and anything else we can eat.” Hna Ostrich like Appetite. The appetite superinduccd by the glorious climate of Western Kansas is something phenomenal. "We are willing,” saysa Rooks county pap- Toronto, Dec. 20th.â€" llere is a letter we hope every one of our remlers will peruse : “I am 39 years old. Have been troubled for four years with what. I thought was RlieunmLismâ€"scill’m-ss in the muwles of my legs. later ll) the arms. Soon the stiffness changed to soreness. \Vent to Hot S )rings. and came back a little bet- ter. Vnsa mmlrrute drinker, but quit. using li( uor allugel'wr, and carefully regulatei my dier. 0 ie day I got Wet and then the trouble WM Worsethuu ever. Had to lay oil‘ for three \\'(‘L‘l\8. Have had similar attacks :15 inu-rmls ever since. each one Worse than its predecessor. Haul headache. pain in the small of the hack. urine (lurk, scanty :mil scalding. Begun using Dr. Arnold‘s Eiiuli~h Toxin Pills a lliorhtiineuun. uml aun already wonder- fully improved. Feel conlideni that. they will cure me, and I shall give them the chance and report. I have not leln so well for years as 1 have since I began using your pills." H. LEWIS. 477 Yonge St... Toronto. Dr. Arnold‘s English T--xin Pills. the only medicine that cures disease by killing the germ! tlmtcnuse it. are Inlll by all urngmaxs at 75c. I box : sample .ox 25r.. or sent posbpaid on re- cript. of win Ivy The Arnold Cln-mical Co.. Limited. .uiada Life Building. 4: King street west. Toronto. Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N. B. Parsley Sauce. V ‘IE' H. ULRICH 3b 3 NS SPRINGFIELD. Melt an ounce of butter in a. sauce Ask \ our do ah r for snmp‘ es and testimonisln. Bears Important News to His Fellow Citizens. Exports of “'ulklng Sticks. The Congo region exports about 3,000,000 walking sticks a. year. It is estimated that there are 240,- 000 women domestic sex-rants in Lon- don, and that 10,000 are always out of situations or changing their places. Health for the children. Miller'- Worm Powders. A TORONTO MERCHANT The Steele, Briggs Seed Co., London's Hnuw .‘c-rvuntl the To m‘ was FR borhoc E‘Lhe coued “‘1 l lama” our 8994: ENSILAGE CORN \ NERVE mzsmnsn. Positive our. for all New nu Diseases. Fm. Epilepsv. Spasms and St. Vitus'Dance. No Fits nr Nervouswe c after first da '3 use. Treatise and .2 trial bott e sent through Canadian Agency mum to Fit patienu. they payingoxpress chargesoulv when received. Send to Dr Kllllc. 1.31 Arch at. Philadelphia}; STOPPED FREE. Permanent- ITS ly Curerl. mt. xnmn's GREAT Tc” ABSOLUTELY FREE. war- A ranted pe.fect time-keeper. to Buys and Oansfnr dxstrlbutlng Adver- tising; Martyr. Won‘t, co-t you a cent. Send address for pamculnrs. Sum: 81105.. LONDON. CATHOLIG PRAYER Butak's, Rlsuarh‘n, Cruel: Religious Pictures. Statuarygfid 3:12c‘l‘1r3rnw- meuts. Educational Works. Mail orders rocvivo prompt amemlon. D. J. mull" Ca. Montr'l. ONTARIO BINDER T‘VINE C0" 11‘ Uulou Station Arcade. Toronto. Sufi'er X0 Moraâ€"There are thousands who live misvmhlc ln‘cs because dyspepsia dulls the faculties and sllmlow- exht‘cnce with the cloud of dcpresdou. One way to di~pcl [he vapors that: lienel the victims of mm (limnler is to order them a course of Purim-Me's Vegetable Pills. which are among Ihe hcsc Vegetable Pills known. bring easy to take and are most eflicacious in lhei: action. A trial of them will prove thk BINDER TWINE AND MANILA ROPE Write us. HAMILTON. LL3§3K§3I335 W... . wruu nu ‘ Hun" In- C0(‘II{‘SHUTT PLO“ C0.. BRAVI‘FORD. EJCAS, STEELE BRISTOL. .um-v-n- n- n-Mum Cabbage Pudding. Chop fine one large head of cabbage, tie in a cloth and steam until done. To envh quart of cabbage add two wel beaten eggs, one-half cup of cream, two (-rakors nowdered, a teasnoonful of salt and a saltspoonful of cayenne. Turn into a buttered dish and bake ten minutes. Pngsugper-ms _ HARROWS inzdin-cdy u 0.17 xhé Vb‘!6‘:(»l and n {new uf Un- system [fru-e 75¢. per] by all druggisls. Temmunials n‘ee‘ :lnyH-Fe ' ('nl ILLI‘Miuanlxl l". .l. ( H “’0. f!“ “H Chu 0:; {Mr '11.- w-rfu-Iiy E. n.» :l .vl Ii x11. :iuiy m duby nwl 1i \\'I-..~‘l' S: i'nAI'X Wumms. szx RAH“. ’1‘U!('('.l).()‘ Mix thnmughly together one-half cupt'ul each 01‘ grazed horse radish and frvsh lmtror. half teaspoonful 0:1le of salt and sugar and two tea- smonfnls of lemon juice. Spread upon circles of brown bread, placing them mgmhor in units. TORONTO, Ont. IMPOIYINI 0' OlOOlRIIU. ii USE ULRIGH’S Stillat the front! 120 .. ruds woven in 10 hours. i’rive 35600}! High- st gm c one ' and othererB far sale. Write for pu- Lculnrs. Agents wsnt .-d. McGregor, Bun- wpll 8 00., Windmr. Out. To I'll'al urchuer in «ch n h- borhood f not In: nun 1.000 I coued spring wire u mute. price. Ofi‘er 0pm (or u (an to annul- ' (Hill ’aste. How's This ! ENOE MACHINE MAMMOTH WHITE CIANT PROLIFIG YELLOW DENT IMPROVED LEAMINO Cl rcln Te,“ L. S. B. Coffee. L. S. 8 I}. Extract 7 »â€"â€"v‘-l _. -v ..-..u name coal itself. U 1 lb. portion “lissolvehc m was: Manual“: on t he coal. co 6 cents per lb. or 81"! per ton. your tracer or druzcist has not so: than“ all) furnish 1:. on upphuflon with ml dino- und'n mama Premium Huclltgo, Lithokna and ”thorn-sun Composition to b. hid I: I!“ 011.3 Mane“. etc. . “LO MUOILAOK 00.. I? ”NI"! “co Um , ‘ ~ _;â€"â€"_ x -â€" “ manufac ..-,. .yo, nun Luring concerns. This 80 to (U per cent or coal. gets up a. stunner 1nd stronger heat and steam. :95 and Fun: vou- saving and Smok Com pou nd. to:- House Stoves, Ranges and manufactu ”in All n-â€" e Consumln. Fun: macu, and for TIDE concerns TI is - *7 V . \ ...â€"a, who. .... . -un. mum's and A..imnl.~. 1nd ‘0! the Bath. 3150 for use as a disinfectant. For Printen' use. for Wash“) T3119. lzuners and Machinery. The puwdu- g; ‘ . ‘ recfly harmless to hand Put upln 111).. 21!). and5l . - me it . W 11). A liberal discount. to the trad: 15° coal Savinggnd Smok- mum-W ' 'v-v' o I I O For Domestic use. for the finest he. a the airmen: greasy clothes. For Metal Utensils or all kinds ' Pipes. Sin gm.‘ For Washlnz Palm. Floors and Adml‘ff‘.“ ._ th. Bath, llfin on- .. 6 ,, ‘ _.._, W... van wnen m useor burnilii out. ho faml y can all‘nrd to [re _ . ' wgumut It an “aim“: acnsab e :4: mum, ml _ _ d It is wit sense of my I cernfv to m: mmt momma;â€" Yuurs truz‘y. DR. D. S. THO.“ PSON." s Hundre or others who have used this do.“ will test {y t ’ Le abov» For Catalogue and prico “st Write to THE ODORLESS CREMATURY CLOSET 00.. fl .\ M IL’I‘UN. ONT. _.,..-u.mvu.â€"A llilV“ H i mending your Odorlpss C I purchased from vou. I and ls‘yegfqu od'or ass \ nu. We also make Steel Fla: suffs. Grain (.rlml. rs lion and \\ and Pun-[h tee Supplies. Send for New! Cut- “Lune. Brantford "It may be so, ” returned the prac- tical father, “and then again it may be nothing but a. case of indigestion. A man looks just about as doleful in one case as in the other.” “Ggpflemen “I believe,” said the fond mother, "that George is in love.” -.uu-~A u DixinTJxRE, without ‘ Studs, Pins or Riugs‘ You Wear the Watch or Diamond while saying {or it. One and Two Dollar. own, ba.ance 0.10 Dollar per month. WATCH.â€"Ei7}wr size. genuine Dqu- H um; .deJ . 25 years’ guarantee, GUM-filed. liiguest grade made. STEEL TOWERS AND WINDMILLS DUMleH WATCH CLUB. l0NDUN, ONT. WATCHES “0 DIAMONDS s prawnsâ€"me No strong xLye. Chl Benxine or Coal Oil Possible Explanation. Agents Wanted. UDORLESS COST ONLY Non I lune much [7203mm in r tdorlvss Cx ematory Closet which 11 mm It d m its Work well od'or ass when m useor burning can alrord to b0 wgtlmut {than e t- In 31th :md it is mt n mrtifv In in: tr. :t U59fulnes;_ . D. A, Turn“. ‘ \\v .. QLOSET. T) he. haul-n and yr 3 Odor)“; -...: -4- ”'9 White. Genuine flaws. Se: in Gold. u Chloride of Um. II il "ceded .. .. Clean_sing and Wash hung Powder. On In- stalments. LIMITED ‘259 compelled servant ( “I know at the Vi] said the putting c divining rods and and bottles and v "Yes. this must be loud rap brings th door, and as she 5 ing the candle or head and peering < tall king come to 11 she hears most (ix-0;: there is n fiber or 5; land. Bu no harm s reached the Village. and tin wonder if this is the hon: they look in. and they see gard. weird and shriveled 1 31 medium sitting by the â€"A V.“ Real- Unexplol; Science May Ye: )Iup out. ‘ Washington. Feb 25. â€" 1: course Dr. Talmago discusse nex cr more under exploraud this time and warns peopl what he Cans a reiigion d text. 1 Samuel xxviii. 71‘ there is a woman that. ha mar spirit. at Lnâ€"dor. And mused himself and put. on ‘ went. and he “cut, and 1 with him, and they came (.4 man by night." \ Trouble to the right. 01 l trouble to the left. of him. i nor. “hat to do. As a. 135 concluded to seek out a. medium or a witch or any you please to call her â€"-â€" ‘ who had coxmnunimtion * spirits of the eternal world a Very dizlicult thing to do} had either slain all the wii dead? had died a I see her waving a wau ring up some poisonous ‘ afldron. or hear her mut some incarnations. or 5:3 her {not as she cries out t of UM dfiad: “Samuel, Sax the fn-cziug horror? The tenement, opens. and the float. up and the forehead the lips, the shoulders, the feetâ€"the eniix'e body Samuelâ€"“Ta; pod in Sept; appearing to the 351011;»? who stagger back and he} catch their bmth and s terror. The dead prophet, white : from the tomb. begins :0 when lips, and be glarnc u Saul and cries out: "Wk... bring me up for? “ha mean. King Saul?” Saul, compose and control hi:;; this smmmering and afiri; terance as he says to the phet: "The Lord is agafns I have come to you for he) shall I do?" The dead “fetched forth his {Inter Saul and said: "Die 1.0 Come With me into the 5033' am going now. Come, cu me!" And, lo. the floor 3;: and the feet. of the dead pr appear and the arms and ‘ ders and the forehead! closes. Oh. mm. was seance! hm We are surrounded by my: fore us. behind us, to the us. to the left of us. mysm is a vast, realm unexplored once. I have no doubt, xvi?! out. He who explores th will do the world more 861 did ever 3. Columbus or :14 Vespucci. There are so ma that. cannot. be accounted many sounds and appeared defy acoustics and invesu ‘ many things approximau spectral, so many effects not seem to have a suzficiq Spiritualism in America I in H1: esvillc. “Hume (‘ou‘ wheu'onc night, timre was heard against the door Weekmnn: a tor a second up I third time. and all t when the door Was Opened, ‘ ' We] rap 3. third time. and an v when the door Was Opened, nothing found were. the having been made seeminy visible knuckles. In that I there was a young woman s cold hand passed over and. there being seeming!) attached to it, ghostly were exciLed. Alta; awhile Mr. Fox win fly moved into that. house they had banging-s at the d night. One night Mr. Fox? “Are you a'spirit?” Two 1 wet in the mil-mauve. "A Injured spirit?" Two rap‘ in the affirmative. Then :1 right. away that It was I of a peddlar \\ ho had been in that house years before had been robbed of his SN the: the spirit. of the pvq back to collect. his $500 0: I do not know. ‘ The excitement spread. ‘ a. universal rumpus. The I Edmonds declared in a h be had actually seen a. I from the top shelf of a old it ring over the people (1 standing in the closet: to by invisible hands. it ran; people In the back parlor I through the folding dad front nulcr. ran: over 1 RELIGION OF G THE FALLACIES OF SPIRI Ba Denounce. It a. Wit-chem Rev. Dr. Talmage Disco‘ an Unique Subjec1 and then dropped 0 A mm o! the United Erwudiigovm d W 55. she s wry-“'0.- Are :urrouldcd e table sculptu VOL.VII. NO. Hod them to stop bu t one day said to I- nv of a spiritual met: village of Enâ€"dor." ' the king. Sight M g on the drcss of a ith two servants. g< If) this medium. But Saul having aw :1 shall come to her. who shall I bring up Saul says. "Bring That. was the prop! ‘ing out into . "Who is he va S€ he $\' 0! ailc be a war tremble L, for s'