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 ^^i~Sl!^^:-. â- *f APT From thU^^n. then under pr-J?*** lied French ^^n^-X ). During the^^»^ 7 years ago'thej^^'2' 0 a carat. No» 5* satthf^'^^^^^W IS at the present tun;" 3ne.half carat eac?% iree quarter carat each, )ne carat each, Hqa -^ per o^ and one-qnarte, oue and one-half carat* one and Aree-quarfer caret. i-~ier wo carats each, ^nj '6 value of the gem b ncal ratio of itsweight 'â- ghiDg together t^o ' but one diamond h IS worth $350. Ston^ carats are about the as two carat stones- â- r, but they are not demand for them jj indfor diamonds waa demand for flour or atio would again come ;arat stones would ba ds. the diamond of moder- much lower in value e words of a popular is the very essence 'of s condensed; too small nidnight burglar; too ed by the tyrant: too y to be wrested from aw. A diamond is a Courage. • the Sepoy mutiny 1 1857, shocking cruel- The English residents nits of the insurrection ^ed, all India was in a his Fly on the Wheel, ite in charge of the y escaped with his life excitement. When as the only European her residents having in Futtehpoor. la, although at heart e mutineers, yet pre- appearance of loyalty een informed that a ud went to the Naw- 3 all possible influence â- Iking, there reached I the town without, as the tumult came fell in the room, and gistrate saw that the his only hope lay in wing liis revolver, he the collar and placed forehead. to be soon ready for d quietly. one is now ready," ed attendants. once." is arasp of the Naw- ;ed fiwni the palace, )utside hushed their e lite of their Nawab thi- daring of this •-'i'^trate to theNaw- I hc'ir a hoot or an and is raised again t be your last." le carriage with him, e daring to interfere. X from the city, the availing for him in ncy so here he left anking him for the y, and rode off un- riger. r high license and n of the liquor traf- 3' of New York, tunate iigure. He e in the streets of be better to try to streets rather than â- r the city " ery very naturally d out, " Shoot the ument and illustra- he board. What ever try to keep a n streets of a large senses would ever that the tiger did ee children a day, oorer parts of the dream of calling factor who would tigers from Jarvis :o Lombard or the le Don And yet e supposedly wise spel, and preten- Qt to do with the he tiger" is the 1, high liceofie a in liquor. al Criticism. ital I'd like to the city editor to r^ou think you can recital '" gymnastics when ady wades in and ind hits the key ;nt places all at lere to say that it ant performaneet with a brilliancy he lady as an ar- The Voyage of Life. Bt JOHN IUBW. IO«W« â- = like the ocean wide, "^-%^--»-elyi3le wk9 fare well from first to last, '.? fljT wi"d8 aU the way. "'"â- fSieir anchorage is cast '"' S!rkfog3hovernigh, ^I'^H ?he angry tempests roar, ' "j^dS'btnin^'rendthesky. •â- â- "'""h^e and do the right. " "/r^rtdirects the helm 1 ^. „And Fa't^^faves. though mountam high The " Mary Jane." BY SOBA LACQIIKE. .h 'Ve are the crew of the " Mary Jane." ** And riKht merry boys are we. „„'J?he •' Marv Jane" is the bonniest craft ^Th^t Bails o'er the brmy sea Jh 1 aV heave ho away we go ^Thro' fair and »tormy weather. wifear notthe wave, our hearts are brave. *ft4mess"iate8 pull together. rnm Liverpool port she first set saU ^iSro' f iir and stormy weather, fff ar not the wave, our hearts are brave We niessuiates pull together. And 90 proudly cut we thro' the foam Ataixteenknot«anhour. Thlt we Hwell our cap'u's heart with .flee For tho' the black clouds lower With a ay heave, ho away we go Thro' /air and and stormy weather We tear not the wave our hearts are brave. We meBsmates pull together. For the " Mary Jane" is the bonniest craft That sails o'er the briny sea, Iho' ^he and her boys are growing old Staunch friends they'll always be. With a av, heave, ho away we go Thro' fair and stormy weather. We fear not the wave, our hearts are brave, We messmates pull together. »«k»:2:K.- aieanings By The Sea. BY L. A. UOERISOS, TORONTO. j;ad Mark vi 34 to 51 and John vi 1 to 21. Break Thou the "Dread of Life," dear Lord, In love to me ., As Thou didst break the loaves beside the sea. So let my soul be fed Speak Thou the word, Thouhast the Living Bread, Dear Christ, my Lord. Ble=9 Thou the "Word of Life," dear Lord, lu love to me t ... Ka Thou didst bless the bread by Galilee. Thy blessintf multiplies â-  Thv giiU divine My soul, in s;lad surprise, owns all things Thine. Teach Thau the "Blessed Truth," dear Lord, 111 love to me As Thou didst teach of yore, beyond the sea That thou^'h the desert reigns. If Thou dost call K school-boy's scrip contains Enough for all. Give Thou a willing mind, dear Lord, In love to me As Thou didbt jrive to them on Galilee. Who at Thy word and will Did launch away That 1, in trust, may still Thy voice obey. Watch Thou from Hills of Prayer, dear Lord, In love, for me Aa Thou didst watch o'er wind-swept Gahlee. The darkness cannot hide, Nor storms destroy Whatso' to me betide Shall end in joy. Come Thou when dangers press, dear Lord, In love to me As Thou didst come to them, who on the sea Toiled all the weary night To reach the strand Thy coming brings the light, It brought the land. to An old^teM^la ?iUim fa oNittWl with wtqry ji£ fco,. wiiio)i u .,_. He lays Aak^dtti^ *goj E« iuain W»o^lfca««Pw«»*». that, of glYing ^tqaober tmifUt^l A abort time mo hS IiWMiedto TOota^e aute Priaonof Maine, and th»« he found three of his wttd boyt fc the Reform School ofthe aime 8tete were tae other fow i Aggod teacher, weB^aastaiaed W his com- mittee, ooght to have been able 1y qave some of the seven. Krirn and judicious treatment can tame and errflize raoet 'wild doys NotaU, we grant; b«t aeren is an mordinate number of incnn^w for one man's schooL Wild boys, however, be their number small or great,, are the bane of our schools and the peril oi our eivilizatimi. One such in a school of fifty, â€"one foolish, lawless, irrepressible boy, doubles the toil and anx- iety of a teacher. T^ro of them go far to- ward undoing all the good a patient and gentle teacher can accomplish. Seven would create absolute cdiaos. The wild boy is not, as a general thing, so depraved as he is silly and vain. His teacher is, usually, a kind and conscientious lady, often a young lady, who comes to school every morning clad in bright and dainty cleanllnesa, -with an apron of spotless white, and a heart under it yearning to do her pupils good. The wild boy, who sends her home at night despairing and aahamed, what is he? There he sits, ii^ his dirty boots and dirty face, sprawling over his desk, a spectacle of indifference and latent rebellion, the centre from which proceeds all the disturbance and demoralization of the school. Often, he is the son of a widow, who has quite lost the power to control him, and looks to the school to do for him what she cannot. But the "school " is this ddicate and high- minded young lady, who cannot do battle with a thoughtless and unsavory lout of twice her strength, if not twice her weight. If she expels him, he roams the streets and developes rapidly into a criminal. If she permits him to remain, he spoils her school and embiters her every waking hour. The time will come when our legislators will wisely provide for^such cases; but, in the meantime, well disposed boys can do much towards deliverini; teachers from the wild ones of their number. Boys understand boys. They know that these wild, disobediert fellows are usually very ignorant and stupid, and can not stand against the public opinion of the school, if it is clearly expressed. The gentlemen of a school can prevent the abuse of kind and good teachers if they will but unite to do it, and consider patiently the best way to do it. Why not a Law-and- Order League in a school? tent Attu rae j a ana tent Attom«m ana woMitiliiHilMit O B SU t. Srtsb* MEN AND WOMEN Of the Church, Beecher and the Ohildien. "Mr Beecher was wonderfully fond of children and he always carried oranges and candies in his pockets to help entertain them on the cars. If he saw a poor mother with a baby crying in her arms he wouldgo and comfort it and make it stop its crying where others failed. In coming_ up from Washington one time a characteristic inci- dent occurred. There were two little child- ren, boy and egirl, ight or nine years old, in the car and they huddled close up togeth- er and appeared to be very fond of each other. We had breakfast at Wilmington, hnt the children did not get off the car, and they had evidently traveled all night with- out anythin? to eat. When Mr. Beecher cme back from breakfast his arms were Wen with trood things for the children. Then he talked to them. He found that they were from the South, that their parents had died and that they were on their way to the city to find an uncle whom they expect- ed to meet them. The train was late, what if the uncle should fail to meet them? When the train arrived in Jersey City, Mr. Beecher, sot out of the car with the children, walked slowly along, looking around to see if he wnld discover any one looking for the 'hildren, and got out between the two ferries stood there waiting until both boats W gone. Soon a man came hurrying along â- J great distress and saw the two children. »« M he expected to see them unaccom- Pttied, he stopped in doubt. Mr. Beecher ssspected that he might be the unclie and *«edliira what he was looking for. "/Two Children.' ,,"|^ell,' said Mr. Beecher, 'I guess w«yre here. These look like two chUdren, wn'tthey" It was the uncle, and he was indeed Patef^. Thanking Mr. Beecher, he said „ ,^ill you kindly give me your name ' „,^V name is Beecher.' ,^ ^Wheredoyoulive?' In Brooklyn.' W 'A'^**! Can you be the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher?' "'I am bclined to think I am. ' lewa came into the man's eyes, and he ipuined to the little ones who it was who befnehded them. The two children »nd T^ ^^^^^ ^^^" ill Plymouth Church, " efokT*^ ^^^' ^i°ce then listened to Mr. "'^ler s sermons frequently. original members of Plymouth Brooklyn, only two â€" Henry C. Bo wen and John T. Howard â€" are living. Miss Ethel Dickens, granddaughter of Charles Dickens, has started a type- writer office for the copying of parts and prompt books. Sir Henry Tichbome will come of age in May next, and will enter upon the posses- sion of his much " claimed " estates, which will pay him a net income of about §45,000 a year. Gen. Annenkoff, who is building the Rus- sian railroad in Bokhara, is a man of 55 years, full of vigor, energy and hope. He wife is less than half his age and is a very wealthy German lady. A rich Russian amateur, M. Davidoff, has left to the Paris Conservatoire a genuine Stradivarius violin, valued at 20,000 francs, on which the laureates of the violin class shall be allowed to play in the concert give en at the distribution of prizes. Gen. Count Kinoda, chief adviser of the Mikado of Japan, was one of those engaged in the insurrection of the old nobility, and when he found that he was defeated he ac- cepted the situation, and has since cordial- ly co-operated with the Mikado in the in- troduction of our civilization. It may be remarked of Mr. Gladstone and his remarkable old age that he has not for the last forty years smoked his dozen cigars and taken his eight or ten_ drinks a day. He still has nerve and a coating to his stom- ach. Crood nerves and good stomach coat- ing largely makes the great man. Sir Henry Hawkins is getting a reputa- tion in England as a witty judge. Recent- ly a pristsner pleaded guilty of larceny, and then withdrew the plea and declared him- self to be innocent. The case was tried and the jury acquitted him. Then said Sir Henry Hawkms " Prisoner, a few niinutes ago you said you jury says you are a are discharged." were a thief. Now the liar. Consequently you The^Mntj^isueaafapoaMvioD, ' â€"'"•^^••â- â€¢â€¢'â- â- â€¢â€¢â- â€¢iytiH â- ooi* AndtpattertromeellfattoflMr. I,o«a I mint make a oMlH^oeâ€" Springy deaniog'a a teiiible bote I Biey come ia the mominK at dnimak JaakwheariBloigctUiviayoMM, ' And into my dwnben how they bnak, WiUi bustle and tramp on the stainT They laugh and they whittle and chatter. ^They paint, and they vamiah and siae Tbey thomp and they wiangle and clatter. And drive away sleep from my eyes. They make ne as mad aa a hatter. And caoae me at dayhieak to liae;. I dare not complain, notwithstandingâ€" I'm faint with the fames of white lead And trip over pails on the landing. And paint pota tall down on my liead I And tret my greatcoat painted o'er 'o myae f I can tcatcely help f Spring cleaning's a terrible t Her Great Fault. â€" " Were you at the ball last 1st Dudi night f 2dDndfr-"Yes." " What is your opinion of Mrs. Rapid T Don't you think she is beautiful " " She has only one fault." "And what is that r* " Too much husband." vsss Kmii Bw Snow Dim BAlar F»«dar CSo^, Bmnttead, Ob AKiNG POWDER ILLUSTRATED CIROULARSFRIL CANADIAN BCBINBS8 UNIVBB8ITT and Short, hand Inttitiite, Pnblio Library Btdldt^, To- ronto. Speoialtiaa Book-keeping, Penmanship, Shoftltaa^lQlpewrttiiig, etc. Write for particnlaia. Trnmu BaeoiroH.* Official Bfeporter Tork Co. Conrta, Pi«tideiit. OHAaLiB H. Baoon, Sec y and Manager. Xairy ©alt, FOR BOWER; ETC. NIW ItamoHaMoiw â€" iRggtai^ Euieka. Washing- toi\ and Aahtatt Bcaoda, ia lartre or small sauka. AlK Rloe'aOanadiaiiSdk. Witta for prioea. JAMES PAJtK A S«N, WholcMle Produce Merchants, Toronto. SPOONER'S COPPERINE ;sr^i^ tion Box-metal for journal beaiinga in machinery â€" lulr Onaranteed copper mixed, ment. Ask your hardware d SPOONER, Patentee and Manofactnrer, Port Hope. Sumaliea every require' ment. Askyour hardware dealer for it. AIXNZO. W. AGENTS» Applt to WANTED BEADLENURSERYCO. St. Catharlmea, Oat. Awnings! Decorated Wlm dow Sluidca, dfce. Wholesale and Be- tail, at the Cblb- BKATBD Gold Hbsal TIint MAKnrAcroRT, 70 King St. We«t, Toronto. NATIONAL MANUFACTUR'G CO. CHURNS. Mangles, three kinds Clothes Wringers, ten kinds! Washing Machines, 2 kinds. Carpet Sweepaer, Meat Choppers, Trucks, and ether sundries. Hamilton Industrul Works Co., Hamilton, Canada. Send for article wanted, or Illustrated Catalogue. Mahogany is being introduced into every part of India, where it promises to thrive. The seeds sown have germinatedremarkably w^ell, a single pound planted in greenhouses in the southern districts having yielded be- tween three thousand and four thousand plants. It is thought to be quite probable that the world may some day look to India for its mahogany as well as for its quinine. The Eastern product of the latter has already .become so extensive and of such superior quality that the cinchona bark exports of the United States of Colombia are said to have diminished fifty per cent, in five years. (Toronto Mail, March the 5th, 1887.) The report of the Federal Life Assurance Company, which will be found elsewhere, is a very satisfactory one. The amount of new business being transacted by the company is very large indeed for a company of its age. This shows that, in adopting the system of life insurance known as the Homans plan, the company did a judicious thing. The business increased from $2,696,454 at the beginning of the year to $5,241,679 at the end of the year. A similar ratio of increase" this year will bring its insurance in force up to very nearly $10,000,000. The Home life companies are all making good progress. There is no reason why they should not keep abreast of their foreign competitors. Scotch pebbles, agates, camelians and Rhine-stones are mounted for shoes-buckles. Whenever jour Stomach or Bowels get out of or- der, causing Biliousness. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, and their attendant evils, take at once a dose of Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitteia. Best family medicine. All Druggists. 60 cents. Tulle is considered more appropriate than point lace as veils for youthful brides. TOVNCl HEN snffering from the effects of early evil habits, the result of ignorance and folly, who find themselves weak, nervous and exhausted also Mn DLB-AQBD and Old Mbr who are broken down from tiie effects of abuse or over-work, and in advanced life feel the consequences of youthful excess, send for and RiAD M. V. Lubon's Treatise on Diseases of Men. The *»)ok will be sent sealed to any address on receipt of two So. stamps. Address M. V. LUBON, 47 Welling, ton St. E. Toronto. Ont. Sensible silk mitts without fingers come o r wear over kid gloves in cold weather. Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness and Hay Fever. Sufferers are not generally aware that these diseaaet are contagious, or that they are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and eustachian tubes Microscopic research, however, has proved this to be a fact, and toe result is that a ahnple remedy has been formulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever are cured m from one to three simple applications made at home. A pamphlet explaining this new treatment is aent free on receipt of stamp by A. H. Dixon ft Son, 808 King Street West Toronto Canada. White brocaded velvet is the accepted material for elegant wedding toilets. People who are subject to bad breath, foul coated tongue, or any disorder of the Stomach, can at once be relieved by using Dr. Carson's Ston-ach Bitters, the old and tried remedy. Ask your Druggist White velvet is the fashionable material for opera bonnet this season. Heart Disease, Thesymptoma of which are "Faint spells, purple lips, numbness, palpitation, skip beats, hot flashes, rush of blood to the head, dull pain in the heart with beats, strong, ra- pid and irregular. The second heart beat quicker than the first, pain about the breast bone, to." Can be cured "in many ofthe first stages." Send 6c. in stamps forpamphlet and full particulars. Address M. V. Lubon, 47 Wellington St. East. Toronto Canada. Square-necked dresses are again in high favor for full-dress toilets. A. P. 329 R. SPENCE CO. Consumers will find it to their advantage to ask the trade tor our make of Ilks and Rasps. Be-Cattlns a Specialty. S«ad for price list and terms. H h HAMILTON ORIT, FREE FLOWERING PLANTS. 13 for 31 00 All First Qualitt, and with eveiy 6 " 50 Dollar order, an Amaryllis, a Chtys- 3 " 25 anthemum or Monthly Rose, FREIE. Thb Bkst Strawberry Plants, 25c a Dozbx. I guarantee Plants to please, and to arrive in good order at any post office in the Dominion, I^urge plants by freight or express. Send postal for descriptive list. J. P. COCKBUEN, FLOEIST, Beecher's Property.. Mr Beecher's property is said to amount to about $110,000, most of it being personal property. For the past four years he had received a salary of #15,000 a year from Ply- month Church. For years before ttot $20,- 000 year has been allotted him, "»d curing the famous Tilton controversy $100,000 a year was granted him as a =»«1F,»* J""" Sence in his integrity and to enable him to meettheexpensesofhissuit. IftheJ^ture field he received never less than $250 a night, nor more than $500. This would net Sabout $14,000 yeax^ Then he rec«v«i a royalty of about $4,000 upon aome books written in his earUer days prominent am^^ which was 'Lectures to Yo^ng Men. Hia syndicate newspaper letter, TS"^^' « ??J^; ttouedup to the time of his Jl°«?»' °^"ff him $75 a week. This mcome, t^°gl «fg most princely, was spent by Mr. Beecher^ ornamenting his household and in charity. HtaTouse was a perfect eaWnet of cunosi- ties. i^«OD UVE AGENTS WANTED IN EVKEY It County in Canada. Address, FEKKIS A CO., 87 Church St, Teronto. 6nCD OCUT MONKT-INTEKEST YEARLY rtn otH I â€"no commission Mortgage* puiduied. B. H. TEMPLE, 88 Toronto Street. _^ jAin)CASVASSRR8wanted,Male orFemSo, whole or spare time, on salary or comn^- rionf todtJstrialUnion^B.N.A.. 46 Arcade. Toronto. EASTEK CAM PACHETS By MaU-PACK- EMof one dozen beautifully assorted Easter or Birthday Caids, at 10c, 150,280, 60c, TOc, and » each SE io silk-fringed packets, 6 in a packeV at 600. ». and $2 p. r packet cash to accompany order. A^n»n nackeb of a kind, 20 per cent off. mSSX 1^. «••• MYonge St. Toronto. *n Extended Experience, *OBav th 7?J^"known chemist, permits me tor never f ?,'^*"^â„¢'3 Painless Corn Extrac- *« fleah J It makes no sore spots to Vtvnnf consequently is painle)* ^»ctor 1 §^^ g®* Putnam's Com Ex- Terywi,"'^^ ^^^^ ^^ medicine dealers He Won His Bet Ti« h».A been ffoing, to see herfor a long tiS* but w^d Kstate the object of hia Si i^t night hetoustcred up suflacent "^^m you be my Wifer beaded, simply ^^ Y^^fey. I win."-»he repUed. aU in Brown a package of ci^ say 'yes.' Do you smoke thing, dont you know. rettes yon would It's quite the Gimf BiMtoe sB CoM ege, «uelpfc,Ont. Twelve States and Provinces already represented ontS^roUof tUs InstituUon, To thorough, pra^ Substruction, and the efficiency and success rf its SSduStSrtUs College owes its popjdarity. Cironlars, Sv^Kterins. eto mailed free. Addr««. giving wruâ€" „• jj^^^jucK, Principal. Liverpool. 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Another remark- If All I CU ably low priced book is San P. .lonea " Li^mMc Words," vl^ antoUona^iy. iilu '^traiioos, etc.. 606 page*; •lao.J.B Gough** "rlattorm Echoes,* beautifully illustrated, full of aneedo t aa. etc., and sells at sight. Our Family Bible* are cheap, and su- Ssrior to others. Terms liberal, circulars on applioa. on. WM. BRIOOS, 78 ft 80 King St. E., Toronto. Ont. Allan Line Royal MaQ SteamsUps. Safling during winter from Port and every honday and Haulaz every Saturday to liveipool, and in sam. mer tram }n«baa every Saturday to Liveiiiool, oalUnc at Londonderry to land mails and passengers tot t SootlaDd and Ireland. Also from Baltimore via HaU I tax and 81 John's N. F., to Liverpool fortnightly dw. ' faig â- mmnar months. The steamers ot the Glasgow lines sail during winter to and from Halifax, Portland Boston and Phuaddphia and during summer betwem Glasgow and Mcmtieal, weeUy, Glasgow and Boston weeUy and Glasgow and Philadelphia, fortnighttr I For neight, pawage, or other information i.pply it ' A. Stditmiaaher fe Co.. Baltimore S. Cimard Co., I Halifax Shea ft Co.. St. Jchn's N. F., Wm. Thomson ft Co.. St. Jcbn, N. B. Allan ft Co., Chics^o I«ve ft AMen, New Yoric H. Bourlier. Toronto Allans Use ft Co.. Quebec ;Wm. Brockie, Philadelphia; H A. Allan Portland Boston Montreal ASSESSMENT SYST^ TheMuMUeserveFimd LIFE ASSOCIATION The largest and most prosperous open Assessment Association in the worldâ€" desires actlvp representa. tives in every section of Canada liberal inducements. It has full Government Deposit, and under the super. vision ot Insurance Department at Ottawa. Correspondence solirated. Address, J. X â- WELLS, General Manager, 85 King Street East. Toronto. (Stamps taken). Gravekuurst, Ont. 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