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HAM AGENCY UNN S ardBank of Canada TINGS BANK 8T SALE iN CANADA E FUNI C patebwork Pr¢hensive 4 d Office. Toronto ‘An , residant on Cne dozer * nere speak have ‘¥ the hundreds, vince of Ontarim tlop of the Dominr« ) Nervin» ty base@ Tolo that Wdkes ) Mmatter Aow desi * be. It strikes from whick fNows whole syeteom. I% Quebse, M $1 por year, IX ADYVANCR MAGE Editor & Proprieto® \KINC WDER KSBESTFRIEND in ali PUBLISHED EYVERT OFFICH, GARAFRAXA 8T., DURHAM. CREYT REVEY day Morning. l P TY rized _ $2,000,008 D 1,000,008 h £00,0086 Mnlloatlor rineipal those & ie / m e d i but emalo to ®€@ Have med Dige leont : Ale ttleg i, Agent, 1ed, ro® = tC the + ts of #1 mory!u# ctad Dew nte. Dep LVA Manager pointe im tod Statet urrouwb er work. / which use 1 re provide [his is an i i# really no Der sense heavy tube crushed unt “_l:' 1â€"25 c hs.:xted DOWer in wrs urope jess progress has â€" been made in the development of the electric ge than in either of the others. favorite carriages in Paris appear to be those drivem by naptha or petâ€" ruleum engines for the lighter traffic and those drivem by steam for the heavyâ€" er work. The most successful of those vwhichk use steam appear to be such as ve provided with the Serpoliet boiler, > is an ingenious arrangement which © really not a boiler at all in the proâ€" ¢r sense. It comsists of a series of avy tubes, each of which has been rushed until the wenil:f in it is only &-p 1â€"25 of am inch wide. These tubes § beated by a coal fire, and when Power is wanted water is infected into the tubes by a pump. The water is ‘urned instantly into steam, and the mount of steam wanted is got by inâ€" (reasing or decreasing the throw of the pump. Street cars. ommibuses, and many other forms of motor carriages are run by this power. The greater number u(veurngae of all forms are bowever, made with NAPTHA OR OIL ENGINES. These seem to have the same advantage (or carriage service. that they have broved to have in this country for small Pleasure craft. In one of these the enâ€" for 50 cents an hour municipal rates for c they have proved po of wagons, to seat sons. are to be added They weigh 2500 1 $2,500 each. in Europe less p: made in the developt carriage than in eit The favorita anavrrinr dlail a . GOZk Lwo passenger Lwere im April fruver bhus i sengers‘ compa of the cab wit wheels, which A square, vent ly by the hinc age baitery cel is aver this c The manulacturers of England and Lbe Continent advertise many styles, or seliâ€"propellied vehicles, ranging all the way irom biycles ana tricycles for one or iwo riders, to pussenger omunibuses and beavy freight vans. These may at once be divided into three generai classes according to their sources of power. There are the steamâ€"driven carriages, those driven by naptha, kerâ€" tsene, or gas, and those which use ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERIES, Hall a dozen electric cabs, seating Iwo passengers each, were pult into use SLQOp . Tradesmen could ikeep their â€" delivâ€" ery wagoms on tLbe premises with their business. .When the wagons were on the street they would occupy in length only hall the space required for a horse and wagom, and traffic would be less congested. The noise of horses‘ ironâ€" elad hoolis on paved streets would be abolisned and the greatest source ofl fouling the streets would be removed. if such vehicles are or can be made im such a manner that they will do their work with certainty and econâ€" emy and cam be cared for and handled by am ordinarily intelligent man, there ecan be little doubt of their extensive adoption for business and pleasure, esâ€" pecially im cities. Their advantages over the horse and wagon are in many wespecis obvious. They can be stabled in less than half the room needed for gporses and in places where horses could nut be kept. A doctor might have his brougham always where be could step mio it from his office door or a family could keep a carriage under the front | almost a counterpart of that of the bicycle, as far as its geographical hisâ€" tory is comcerned, and there seems to be good reasomn to believe that THE NEW CRAZE will spread just as did that for the wheel, until the horseless carriage will be in common use in every part of the civilized world. As in the case of the whieel, it seems as if the one thing needâ€" ed to make the new vehicle practicable and convenient for common use is to set ingenuity to work in perfecting it. tri in a great many of the smaller gities. From France the use of these new vehicles has spread inio Germany, where it is of comsiderable consequence, end now England is full of interest for the horscless carringes and New York is learning to use and like them. The use of these carriages has been is started when the carriage is i for usea anmd it is ready i6 a imutes to develop its full power, in engine is not stopped or interâ€" with umtil the carriags is put again, unless some long stop be bThe engine runs on, whether "Trige is standing still or golns ho driver bas means at ban The invasion of the field of the horse by the automobile carriage began in Paris only about five years ago, and toâ€" day it is said that there are 2,000 such vehicles in public service, besides many more in private use. Fifteen hundred were said to be in use there previous to July 1, and the last 500 were to be added at that date, or as soonm after as they could be made ready. How many there are in all France, it would be difficult to rompute from amy information which is at hand in this country, but. it is known that there are thousands and there is a public service of such carrlages in Rouen, in Lyons, and in ’L in a great many of the smaller antages of Their Use â€" What Has Been Done to Replace the Morse in England and Franceâ€"Kange of Prices and Styles Abroad. If one can judge truly of the trend human preferences by the manner in which France, and particularly Paris, is taking to the automobile or horseless carriage, the world is a step nearer the era whenmn most muscular labor, whethâ€" er of man or beast, will be superseded by the work of arms of steel, driven by the force of steam, electricity, comâ€" pressed air, explosive gases, or some of their equivalents. RSELESS JARRIAGES R GROWING POPULARITY AND THEIR FUTURE. At Sweden, Me., it has taken fifteen years to solve the mystery of the disâ€" apipearance of a pig which, alone of its litter, could not be found when the others were driven from am ell of John Evan‘s bouse into which they â€" had strayed. A small bog said that the pig had gone up the c imney.. He was laughed at. When the chimney was cut into to get at a fire one day reâ€" cently the bones there told.the tale of the pig‘s strange disappearance. / primazmuc OUR LANGUAGE. He, at the door,â€"I think it‘s going to rain. s Sheâ€"Yes ; it looks as if we would have a bad night. _ $ In business comes when tborough satâ€" isfaction is givem the public. That‘s why Nerviline sells so rapidly. Tootb» ache is cured ar if by magic. . Paim internal or external, finds a promph antidote im Nerviline. ‘Iry it. by the pigeon line. was therefore tried. Sni@ Ni Mn ttratr eP es Bsc3 k4 c d alrlineâ€"to lueir loit in Los Angeles, bearing beneath their wings not only despatches to private persons, but a budget of news for the city press. The owners and originators of what is now known as the Catalina Carrier Pigeon Service are two bright Los Angeles boysâ€"the Zahn brothers. Catâ€" alina Island is one of tihe most popular summer resorts on the FPacific coast, therefore it came to pass that every sumimer several thousand people found themselves literally "at sea," practiâ€" cally cut off from the outside world. A steamer lands at Avalon, the prinâ€" cipal resort on the island, once each ury, armving at 6 o‘clock p.m., and reâ€" turning to the main land at seven o‘clock the following morning. _ All commumication with the outside world was, therefore, cut off for twentyâ€"four bours at a time. At first the only thought was to send private messages ; but it soon occurred to the editer of one of the enlerprising city dailies to have the daily corresâ€" pondence from the island transmitted by the pigeon line. The experiment buu se s ut LR o. en is Sheâ€"Good night. 2l * UE UCL esc cadt c 22 en l sn m o d are trim, sauky little carrier pigeons, whose feathered coats, oddly enoughb, are precisely the bluish gra?' shade of the regulation postman‘s uniform. Every Jday during the summer. and someéâ€" times twice a day, these tiny messengâ€" ers Tiy from the island across the ocean channel and over the landâ€"fiity miles, WeW ss de oo o ol n n eitat Twe Clever Boys in Los Angeles Communtâ€" cate with an Island in the Pactfic. Out on the Pacific coust there bas beem established what is probably the most novel postal servire in the world. This line is between Santa Catalina Igâ€" land, lying twenty miles out to sea, and Los Angeles, Cal., and the postmen wimue cBudiice ol 30 +s ogpaly hi a t o ensure obtaining the genuine alâ€" ways awsk for Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, as there are many pink colored inuitaâ€" tions. were used L iound myself completely cured. . Sincge I took the list box I have not had a pain or particle of lameâ€" ness, and my health has been far })etuer than it had been for years beâ€" ore. j al times, and qaused me much loss of sleap. 1 tried didferent kinds of mediâ€" cine kot found little or nio relief. The spring of 18500 L was assisting at getâ€" Ling out ie one day when L felt someâ€" thing snap or give way in my back, and it was some timie before L/ could straighten mysell{ up. L now became so bud tuat when 1 laid down 1 was unable to rise without assistance, and 1 fully made up my mind that 1/ had become a chronic invalid, and never expected to see a well day agains A couple of weeks after my back bad alâ€" most entirely given out, 1 saw by an article in a paper that Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills had cured a person troubled similariy, and L immediately sent and procured a box to uest them. Before 1 had finished the box L found my. back somewhat stronger, so I procured five boxes more and by the time they] Cpnrenenage roraon‘s. l ror zs tLhal period acted in the capacity ot| VAtVAFTh that Contain Mercury, lockman, and â€" was perhaps the best| as meroury will surely destroy the senso of known man on the camal. Mr. Miliar | :m.::l .ndh comp 9;"’!'" ‘tll"a“!{f utxhe whole 4 rbue nteasichatmdk Eo M rickville hawâ€" Y m when em.er'ug “ll‘OllDl e mucous is now a resident of Mer: LC, surfaces, Such articles should never be used ing retired from active life. To a corâ€" ,x.-,s,t on _ prescriptions | rom _ reputable respondent of the Recorder bhe reâ€"| Ph" clans, as the damage they wili do is ten lated tue following experience: "For, fold to the good you can possibly derive from man ears U wus troubled with a: them. Ball‘s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by 1 prepnia b'y‘ 6 , h im . F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0 , centains no ame back, which gave me great P*"| mercury, and 4; taken interna)ly, acting al times, and qaused me much loss OL / directly upon the blsod and mucous surfacos sleep. l tried diiferent kinds of mediâ€" | of the systerk. In buying Hall‘s Catarrh Cure cine kot found little or nio relief. The | ?:iull'eyou fi“ hga xen,iglie& l(iihl'u t;kel'}, ig- spring ol 1500 L was assisting at getâ€"| {@"Dally, and made in oisdo, Uiio. by F. J,. ting out ice one day when L felt gsome.| Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. p iillie Bboyâ€"This er â€" Mr. L‘emr Millar Sufllered fol‘ lea‘r.slllyoung L'l.dyyWhO ha_spig att and Experimented With Many Mediâ€" Dolg.s tha%vllxl)etan pret’,tly?i ‘ines "indi ‘ure. apaâ€"What young lady cines Belore bu.xd.mg a Cure talKing about f From the Brockville Recorder. * {t's about an ‘heiress.. Perhaps mo prettier place is to be means she isn‘t quite seen in {)jsuw.riu tLu&n that at Newman ui ough to stop a clock. upper lock on the Rideau Canal. t Ac] wensaika. this station for a quarter of a century Be f Oirtme: resided Mr. Peter Millar, who during | Cat z‘:; ot Contai that period acted in the capacity ot| UAbAFT AaAt Contain lockman, ajnd was perhaps the best as meroury will surely destroy oNE OF THE MOST PAINFUL OF ’Drloe of this is £294. Upon this frame can be built amy style of body and top from a twoâ€"seated cab or dog cart to a parcels delivery wagon. The prices quoted for such carriages comâ€" plete are: Dog carts, £316 and £319; phastoms, £331 and £335; wagonettes fi'fi: victorias, £330, and parcels vans Perhaps as fair a range of prices as any cam be got from the catalogue_ of the English Daimler Company. _ This begins by showing a fourâ€"horse motor complete with wheels and all other W"Zfl’hfl{tfi:ts but with no body. The price of this is £294. Upon this frame riages w of those DAILY MAIL BY BIRDS. A LAME BACK. SUCCESS A new rate of freight on iron has been established by the Grand Trunk, Canadian Pacific and Michigan Cenâ€" tral Railways. Deputy Surgeon General Sewell, RC.A., Quebec; the eminent physician and surgeon, wiho was selected to acâ€" company His Excellency the Marquis of Lorne, and Her Royal Highness the Princess Louise, across the continent and back, when the former was Goverâ€" norâ€"General of Canada, has written the discoverer of the new compound : " I have found your preparation ‘ Phenoâ€" Banum,‘ a remarkably healing surgiâ€" cal dressing, especially for suppurating wounds; it is also a valuable abortive sg‘%nt for the suppression of boils, etc. hen the physician to the daughter of our Queen gives such testimony as the above, it speaks well for this new addition to medical science, which is commonly called " Quickeure." Young Man (gazing dreamily at the candy case in a fancy grocery store)â€" Iâ€"I wich to get something real nice for aâ€"a young lady, but I hardly know wzx;at to select. wrocer (briskly)â€"Very young? Young Manâ€"‘Bout seventeenâ€"still going to boarding»â€"school. § Grocerâ€"Yes, sir. John! show this gentleman to the pickle counter. m s t se se . ds 4,4MitEd, };{&mln(‘fi]. Ont. Send for "Chart Book" ran o y s ie n okty â€" VREU LC makes sworn declaration that "after lingering for 16 years with that terâ€" riblse disease, Sait Rheum in such a form that I was unable to sleep, or in fact to occupy my bed without sufferâ€" ing excruciating agony. I procured Ryckmain‘s Kootenay Cure, and I deâ€" sire to affirm that before finishing the six'chp“i)ottle I considered myself a ga1 p1 . _°__ * vonsidered n hee se l 20 o c o 1 e e ne ( Aey e ak B Salt Rheum curs. I confidently recomâ€" mend the medicine to all others sufferâ€" ing from the same disease, as I know it to be the surest cure yet knmown. For sale by all druggists, or The S. % }_i'yfikmgn Medicine Co., Limited, U awils __ s a4 10. PP wift aps _2 0034 3 ANUVE PUTILIGY which will cleansa the foul stream that is polluting â€" the system can effect a complete cure. » Such a preparation _ is Kootenay Cure 4 + Over and over again it has proved its efficacy as a powerful blood purifiâ€" er by its action in curing torturlng. disfiguring skin diseases. _ _A cage in point is that of Mr. John Hughes, a retired â€" Britisn soldier, living at 126 West ‘Avenue, Hamilton, Ont. _ He MAlGaus ansesss EBCLHâ€"LINLe 109 Skin diseases are Once the blood get skin breaks out here a Salt Rheum Sufferer Mr. John Weatherston of Hamilton, for many years prominently identiâ€" fied with railway interests, died at the agoe of 93 years. SiXt Y w erex s sys o oCeor CRvs NOTaqu TB WELGâ€" bec, with a fermenting capacity of five thousand gallons per day. DREADFULLY NERVOUS. Gents:â€"I was dreadfully nervous, and for relief took your Karl‘s Clover Root Tea. It quieted m{ nerves and strengthened my whole Nervous Sysâ€" tem. I was troubled with Constipaâ€" tion Kidney and Bower trouble. Your Tea soon cleaned my system so thorâ€" oughly that I ra idlg regained health and strength. Mprs. . A. Sweet, Hartâ€" “ ford, Conn. ‘Gold hy 2l Apmmmake Ceme n SPrRTT CC UE T Papaâ€"What yo‘t'mg lady is the paper talking about ? It‘s about an beiress. It means she isn‘t quite homely enâ€" ough to stop a clock. Little Boyâ€"This paper speaks of a young lady who has as attractive face. Does that mean pretty ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall‘s Catarrh Cuare. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Prop:, Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, have known F. J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all‘ business transac . tions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their tirm. WEST & TRUAX, Wholesalo l)rugcls% Toledo, 0. Wauping, KIxNaN & MarvIin, Wholesale l)rngxlzists. Tolodo, 0. Hall‘s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing dlreccliupau the blood and mucous surâ€" faces of the mystem. Price 75c. per bottle So]lld H’ all Deuggists. Testimoniais free,. Sold by Uru 'g.i;t"s',. Dl“l‘:éui(; lpvo‘:' bottle. Hall‘s !'annfy Pills are the best. Chili in Canada. occutring in the strong, and apparently healthy, and is now admitted to be caused by certain low organisms, or miâ€" crobes making their way into the glands of the skin.nqmm sooner they can | be got rid of the better, and the applicaâ€" tion of an agent like "Quickcure" which is soothing, and antiseptic, is the proâ€" per treatment. An 'Lll‘ihcit, still has been seized in Queâ€" w eect% ieb i ioee ha t 8ir Henry Joly de Lotbiniere‘s son, Edmundé G. Joly de Lotbiniere, advoâ€" cate, Quebec, has written to the author of the new preparation for toothache, healing wounds, and removing pain ; s2Yyng, " ‘Quickeure ‘ has always relievâ€" ed the pain instantly ; I have used it ;‘?gltnntly. and will never be without pressed looking man I ing tof Cawkerâ€"His name is Welllngtou ay .,6 SEC POTRCTRIW. AUBUE Hall‘s Family Pils are the A BRITISH SOLDIER 1 EXPERIENCE. M. R. C.S., Eng. Government Physician, Port of Quebec. Mr. M. R. Morris, for the past five ears Chilian Consul _ at Vancouver, &grbgennappqiubed Consulâ€"General for , Conn. old by all druggists. LOVES YOUNG DREAM A boil is often only a local affection only a Beware of Oirtments for NEWSPAPER EUPHEMISM. NOTHING IN it CIn0t Amenmut CH0BD blood gets impure and the s out here and there in blotâ€" & powerful blood purifier cleansa the foul stream that ig the system can effect & ure. . , preparation â€" is Kontenav "‘06 man L saw you talkâ€" His name is Oliver Cromwell HOWSs THIs ? was 'that meek, deâ€" Bt}llbbprn things TELLS HMIS ah the top. un-&i&ij‘-;*' onte, i Epcesesonrnp OBEDIENT YOUTH. Didn‘t I tell you that if you went swimming again I would punish you? asked the stern father. I didn‘t forget, replied Johnnie, whose hair was dripping, but I can‘t swim a stroke. Judge Abrabam Marks, who is still practicing law in Kansas is the origâ€" i’mt}i Lawyer Marks of "Uncle Tom‘s ‘abin." Cure the Cough with Shiloh‘s Cure. The best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup promptly. One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses for 25 cents. Bold by all Be Not Deceivea. A L‘cug.l:, Hoarseâ€" ness or Croup, are not to trifled with. A dose in time of Shiioh‘s Cure will save you much trouble, Sold hy all druggists, glouohmann‘o Yeast â€" One half to one cake. ugar â€" * * Two Pound.. Cream of Tartar _ â€" = One half ounce. Lukewarm Water = Two gallons, Dissolve the sugar, cream of tartar and yeast in the water, add the ext.nct? and bottle ; place in a warm Ehco for twentyâ€"four hours until it ferments, then plase on ice, when it will epen sparkling, cool and delicious, The ginger beer can te obtained in all drug and grocery stores in 10 cent bottles to make two gailous. A bailiff seized the furniture in the City Hall at Montreal on a Superior Court judgment. Bigned, Jas. C. Lloyd, Advocate, Quebec. News has reached Regina of the murder at Kaslo, B. C., of C. Kasler, who left a few weeks ago to try his luck in the gold fields. My knowshoe string cut right into the Â¥lesh across my toes, and I was quite lame, until I used "Quickeure," which removed the pain at once, and healed the sore completely, in two days. Signed, W. H. Petry, April 24, 1896. Quebec Bank. Freddyâ€""Oh, pal the goat swallowed my big firecracker." Cobwiggerâ€""Weil that‘s nothing to be crying about." Fmddieâ€""}fes“i't‘ was, pa. The thing never went off." "Quickceure" at once _ removed the phin, and completely suppressed a very painful boil. It also gave me immedâ€" late relief, from painful acute rheuâ€" matism. dams Extract 0 OOE NOC EME AIDCITOUTI AOVEINUt WHS broken up, and instantaneous relief was obtained by inhaling "Quickeure" as directed in your book. * Bigned, Joseph U. Laird, Late firm Gibb, Laird & Co., Quebec. Peenmdom The New Barnes Cycle Company of Woodstock is in the hands of a reâ€" cever, and windingâ€"up proceedings bhave been instituted. 1 was in bed two days suffering from a boil on the leg, the pain was intense until I used "Quickeure," when I got instant relief; the second application removed all the matter and the boil was healed. Si{flned. G. J. Staton, With Dobell, Beckett & Co., Lumber M2rchants, Quebec. Jobhn Kellner, a Hamilton tailor, {‘mnged himself to a bedâ€"post in his A prominent woman of Harrisburg, Penn., who passed to the great beyond a few days ago, was buried by the most approved method. She had a trolley car funeral. in Harrisburg a trolley road has been built to the cemetery and there are several electric cars appropriâ€" ately draped in crepe, so the woman was borne to her last resting place in the most approved manner. in the Right Placeâ€"The Summer Girlâ€""()h!R‘% love nature so!" The Fax"r‘nerlâ€""qu;,_ miss, things is jest as mtz To sutmresltrist v us Inlinelth: oi de tticoant m{chneral around ber as they are anyâ€" Malsalley, the rebel leader, with sixâ€" K_if_ollowers altacked and burned the tish Government station of Gaya, on the Island of Labuan, and carried off two thousand I{:m.mds from the treasury. The British Resident at Labuan _ bhas gone in pursuit. Stop that Cough! Take warning. It may lead to Conmsumption. A 250. botâ€" tie of Shiloh‘s Cure may save your life. The face receives the record of daily experience. Constant suifering front corns will mar your beauty. Do not look amxious and discontented, but use Putnam‘s Painless Corn Extractor, which will extract that sore corn in a day without pain. An attack of Bronchial Asthma was [ A TERRIBLE CALAMITY. Little Aaron rushing in â€"Oh, Miss Philenda, _ Miss. Philenda! â€" Charles on »4k ie aoale Sa ts fst now. wi mow ng an threw him in frontl:gtho knives and cut off his head. : Miss Philenda Fortysmith, terribly agitated,â€"Dear me, suzz! And men are so scarce around here, too. ‘"How much insnTty develops in hot weather!‘"‘ ‘"Yes; people lose their minds ADAM‘S GINGER BEER. UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE FUNERAL ARI TORONTO rard and Yonge Ste., ice bills come in." ied i, " MÂ¥ IN COMBINATI@N WITH CORK , ‘AW Used in the manufacture * i of Boots and Bhoes by e _ a ue 4 " osedyace mx Welited np-to-d.&‘ool. No cacks ; no nails; flexâ€" ible; easy. It wdl not squeak. THE J. D. KING G0O., LTD., 4 FORONTO, AavNTaARPTIM L LAivery Bicysles= w At wonderfully low prices. All machines have been factory and are guaranteed in Aâ€"1 1s trequently considered better than most other new wheels. _ We are offering Riding School and A Secondâ€"hand CLEVELAND All Pain ADIES! McDowell‘s New York Garment Drafting Machine rivals the nwlngf ma ine in usefuiness, It fits erery form, follows every fashion, easy to learn and rapid to use. Don‘t be without it. Write for circular. 8. CORRICAN, 113 Yonge 8t., Toronte. Ceylon Tea }t®.fmxm; o DOCTORES RECOOMMEND COALADA Mrs. Higginsâ€"No, g) away; I don‘t want no brushes nor fryin‘ pans, Hawkerâ€"Here you are, ma‘am; Gramâ€" mar for Beginners, only sixpence. "Me L my children sprained hber anmkle; which became much swollen and discolored. Bome "Quickeure" was spread on linen, and api)!iexl; the pain ceased at once, the swe ling was gone the next day, and on the fourth day she walked to school as usual. Bigned, Henry Ilevers, L. D. S., I see your friend, Giltedge, the bankâ€" er, has had some hard luck lately. How was that ? : He was out fishing, and the shore cayâ€" ed in with him, and he swallowed about a gallon of water before they could get him out. That was pretty rough. Yes ; but that wasn‘t all. He was arâ€" rested afterward for takin% in a draught when he knew the ank to be broken. A complete wreck of domestic happiness has often resulted from badly washed dishes, from an unclean kitchen, or from trifies which veemed light as air. But by these things a man often judges of his wife‘s devotion to her family, and charges her with general neglect when he finds her careless in these particulars. Many a home owel a large part of its thrifty neatness and its consequent happinoss to BAPOLIO. A@° Grocers often substitute cheaper goods for SAPOHIAG, to make a botter profit. Send bae/s such articles, ard inss‘ an csiou, ynat what never seem to grow old.Try a cake rhe more worrrs=§¢)¥¥â€"the brightrer‘ Busy wives who use SAP ©L!C "Some IN?§§ .W".'*}l'e like® Morses® Sshoes the more worrs=§M)PWâ€"the brightrer‘} Cleveland Salesrooms, 169 FONGE $&‘BE. WHAT 8HE WANTRED oN aA TECHNICALITY P us â€" 22 ToEE ‘ALOGuE anp cet our Proces serore Buvin: bXCURE Ccures Doctors‘ Bills Are High YOU SAY HOW? xs, w.P0C. s77 Patent Steeper Flexible Insole ONTARIO. something new, stylish, cenvenient and durable buy a Carriage with a Roll Curtain. Conboy‘s Improved Casriage Top WITH ROLLER CURTAIN has no equal at any price. If you want Truth Building, 73 ADELAIDE 8T. WEST. Manufacturers Harris, hes&é;l;rtefl-f;;:xixod motals 5.31 William St,, H I Tel, 17298 al'"’ ls BABBIT m._ ow / Dbers, 30 Adclaidf S'mrflut?n::t:. bfiunoy to Loan. 8. G. Mills., B A.â€"A,. Mills.â€"Jas. Hales. LL & THECOOK‘S BEST FRIEND DUNNS BAKING POWDER FOR TWENTYâ€"SEVEN YREAre. Lc n e TT T HET LARGEST S\LE In Canapa Coming to Toronto will find flats of any size, with power, heat, elevator, and all conveniences. n thoroughly over hauled at the 1 condition. our feet warm and dry, B sensible people and wear the BBIT s lare EVERY QuaLiTy.