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We g fest and best Stock of and toilet vequisites ever retail drag business, A WORD A ELERY COMPOUND. it Lion Yetom: 0 our tw h have a ha pletely ¢ when he his sa for SY ------ . THE NEW BR. & O. N. COM- PANY'S STEAMER Is, In Its Native Element--The Finest Inland Steamer In America--Description Of The Big Vessel. On February 3rd, shortly after three o'clock, the hullvof what is to bs the finest inland steamer as yet produced in America, pow being built by the Pertram engine works, for the Rich- lion & Ontario navigation company, dropped into its native element in the presence of a large and enthusiastic erowd of spectators. "Dropped" is a literally correct expression of what took place. The veseel wis built on the flat eastern pier of the Bertram ship yard amd instead of sliding into the water stern foremost ax was for merly the practite, she was launched the of the launching wavs stopping short four feet above t water, leaving that diviance for the hull to drop before i hed the for our readers walter, rather ice, ; i ure no doubt aware that at this time harbors of of the inland Cunada are frozen over, but the ice had been broken up sufficiently to prevent any injurious results and had the beneficial effect of neutralizing the Lig splash which usually accompanies a side launch Amongst: the large number of spec tators we noticed: Hon. J. Israel Tarte, senator Cox, senator Jooes, mavor Howland, Hon, Jams R Stratton; William Wainwright, Lieut.- ol. Henshaw, William' Hanson, E. B. Garneau, Molson, C.F. Gilder Gilbert Johnston, John Bert Angstrom, J. Kérr Oshorne, Lieut.-Col. H. Fe latt, Lisutr.-Col. Mason, Elias Rogers, William Macken Donald Maen, James Playiair, Waldie, 'BR. MW. Bertram. W. 1D. &, A. E. Awes, "William Cer alderman Lawh, 4. H. Henry Peally ¥. B, tiwler, , laighton McCarthy, MV, A Boswell, CW Che report of a cannen was the sig nal for launching and as soon as the commenced to move on the ways, Mrs. H. M. Pellatt, the wile of Lient,-Col, Pellatt, one of the'To ronto directors of the company, which the steamer, let wo the red and ribbons which held the hottle of champagne away from the hall, aml is full rick the hard steel wed the sparkling eontents ran down the bow, the lady's blessing, "Success to the Montreal," rang ont in a few seconds the great steel-plated hotdy had slid over the side the whari and dropped inte Toronto har Lior. An enthusiastic cheer grected the pedormance, and everybody hedved a sigh of reiief that all had gone so wel The new steamer is being built for the line between Montreal and Quebec and will replace «the present steamer Montreal, which will be employed clse- where. The dimensions are, length, MO ft; width of hall, 43 {t.; width over guaras, 75 ft. 6 in; moulaed depth, 18 it. The hull, incluaing the main deck, is entirely of open hearth stefl, and has eight water-tight bulk- heads. The bottom has considerable aend rise and forward the hull is cut away under water from thy water line at the stem for a distance of jor- ty feet to the point where the sweep of the forebody reaches the keel, The stern is also slightly raised so that the rudder hangs over a foot above the line of the bottom; hoth of these departures from ola practice being de signed to give greater facility in turn- sideways ene or the vear, please, Spencer, noble vessel whit force s ear, and ol mg the ve: sel. The machinery consists - of a. three: evlinder, three-crank, inclined, triple axpansinn engine, the diameter of the evlinders- being 32, 53 and S8 inches respectively, with a stroke of 6 ft. 6 The engine is estimated at 3,000 horse-power. The wheels are twenty five feat in diameter and have eleven feathering curved steel buckets each. This form of side-wheel engine was in- troduced three vears ago by the Bertram company in the steamer To- vonto, and gave so much satisfaction that it has wince been adopted on the stopmer "Tashmoo" on the Detroit viver, on the R. & 0. steamer Kings- ton, which café ouf Inst season, and on the two large New steamers « now building for the Detroit and Buffalo service; On the Toromtd's service trial trip it gave a consumption 'of L658 pounds of coal per horsepower per hour, the lowest consumplion at tained by a paddle wheel engine. There are six "Scotch Type' cylin: der boilers, cach of eleven feet dinme ter and twelve feet long, with two Morrison corrugated furnaces forty two tuches in diameter fitted with the Howden hot draft system. The work ing pressure of steam will be 185 pounds The electric light plant will furnish current for 1,200 sixteen-can- dle-power lamps, and the pumps will ply running water lo évery state room, There will also be steam steer hy gear, sténm windlass," steam winches forward © ana aft, and steam beat 'in the cabins. th the hody of the hull the forward art ix laid out for sleeping quarters the crew and second-class passen ore, the centre for the boilers and ec and the stern. for kitchen, tore rooms amd messrooms for the Lr, ¥ On the main deck aft is the dining room for 120 first-class passengers, with pantry attached. In front of this wl opposite the passenger gangways woraraaTEae halle with the purses's office. and bagpage room on one side and smoking room on the other. The har saloon is immediately forward of the cutrance hall. All of the main deck' space forward of © this is' for freigh +, except that occupied hy the erogine and smoke stacks, some rooms on the sides jor offices, and a second: clase' pe ssonger conipartment forward. The freight capacity is estimated at S00 tense ot The arrangement of the loons ard staterooms on the seeond af per | now ny sa: t and the. money order. He packed his grip is much the A ¥ i that a third tier Gf staterooms, giv: ing 100 more rooms, can be huilt over the other two, if the traffic should tify. While in all material requisites the new steamer will be in the very front rank of modern construction, it is be Hieved that in detoration she will out clare all predecessors, The entrance hall will tile floor, and large paintings of Fremeh Canadian with dark mahogany woodwork on the sides In divingroom the stained-glass windows will be the leading feature. Both the dining room and entrance ball will be in modern French stvie In the upper saloon the rich Wilton carpet will be of three shades of erim son. The stair and gellery railings will be of bronzé leaf work, surmount ed with mahogany hand rails The furniture will dark mahogany and crimson plush, and it, as well as thé general ornamentation of the up ver saloon will be in Louis XV style The body of the large. richly mouldad panels, which form a large portion of the sides of the saloon, wit] be cover eh with green waters and the dome ceiling which @ives the most ex temmive area for decoration in steam ers of this class, has had an addition al arch worked into it which will give an entirely new and unsurpassed ef feet It will be more ric bly orna mentea than wal, with heavy scroll work and ite leading feature will he two large allegorical paintings, re oresenting the periods of the day. The butilders" hope to have the he? route in tin "Hmmer travel have rablwr subjects the be of steamer on for next season's A CORRUGATING WORLD. The Exefition Of The Earth--The Great Future. By a Bowker. ¢ In that long bygone seon, when the earth was without form when there was no chalk dry land, but mass of plutonic I orst of which w ddwn, the bulk of thi mst have considerably that it is at the present tine time th "rs, and void, no eoal, r mol ihe outer only a sen slow] § planet Woo been were no i TN and basaltic tir the 'cooling tar | i no | a dense smoke immerse urface in cinm proce rian grav erates this vapourous shrowd becom and ttenuated, hitherto mist-veiled tars, now and the sun, moon length For a time a period of comparative quietude now appears to reign, and the vast deposits of chalk and lime ate slowly formed hy apon the bed of the minute shells innumerable tions of vast myriads of shell-fish--perfectly formed analagous in form to 'the shells of the seashore, but that several a pin's point. But now the cooling process has penetrated deeper into the barth's crust, which commences to shrink and wrinkle. And what a terrific disorder and uproar must attend this eorrugn tion of its surface. Whole chains of mountains are now fosed up from beneath; the first deposited rocks, granile and other primary formations being violently - impelled upwards, higher and highég,, through the solid and more retdutly formed de posits, How appalling must have been the tumult and violent * commotion which réigned over the entire earth when the Alps or the Himalayas were forced 'up, with a wild, grinding roar, from the depths beneath, Huge masses are detached, and bound earthwacds again with résounding crash: mighty avalanches of solid rock, vast moun taing themselves, leap downwards to the trembling earth with thunderous, detonating crash. Lakes are upheaved and tilted over, deluging the land with a furious cataract of fronzied, rushing waters. The ocean is one great boiling surge, mighty raging waves, wountaing high, madly driven hithe and thither; here flooding continents in universal ruin; here forced out of their bed by a prodigious upheaval of land; here meeting, with titanic im pact, the opposing onrush of other displaced : oceans; the colossal curling billows, with the road of thunder, crashing into each other and trans forming the turbulent waters seathing ocean of boiling foam And gradually the agitated earth calms down, the shrinl r ceases, the newly formed plains and table lands are clothed in the herbage and when, as time advances, the earth has ui tained her prime, man is placed there on to live a life of probation prepar atory to a future state But alas, too many devote their en i112 regard to the evanescent hfe, and forget that the great future ic for eternity, their lot in the hereafter be ing determined by their life the present. Ah! 'but if they would only in faith grasp the hand oi the Re- deemer, who died for thew, and east the burdens of theil spon Him, their lot in that land of the hereafter will be ope of pleasures untold, and altogether bevond coneeption. hore more and shin begin at the deposition the genera HOP specimens Boeans of of mer common SO hintte could be arranged upon less mto a in sins Drew Money On Laundry Mark. Chicago Tribune, The initials of his name inscribed on the inside of his collar served as id entification for a travelling man at the post offices yesterday and enabled him to secure cash on a $50 money order." He had received a letter from his house directing him © go to Grand Rapids, Mich., and inclosing and stopped at the post office on his y to the railway station. He had iit a few minutes, and when the clerk anded identification, the man was to furnish it. After appealing ing with the clerk in vain he > 4 da ore assistant postmaster { At the official's request the | toavelling man removed his collar. There were the initials corresponding GIVE WHAT YOU ASK FOR SERMON -ON DISHONESTY OF SUBSTITUTION. Paying Trikfite to a Very Desira- ble Motto~--Put Confidence In Retailers That Make no Offer | of What is ** Just as Good." New York Outs dogrnal th J. Mithanw's read the announ of YOU ay story ars § motto, amd, pisaadte 8 dishonest and chants very among mer } 3 that of substituting one article lor another. 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Lowdon Express r Owing to the num} by nilering VPSies of the providing r of erimes the interior that ality committed fnanian minister drafted a bill ist settle in the lo aw h o he on the in Yoree, The inetha avent passed. It is estihm of gypsies in S060 (0) day the new law gypsies threaten of the hill b ated that Roumania exceeds Over Gaiters. All kinds t at trouble ing the number Abernethy's What Are Piles ? Ask Scores of People Who Endure the Wretched Itching, Burning Sensations of Piles And Do Not Know the Nature of Their Disease or the Remedy to Ap- ply. Piles, of hemorrhoids, as they --are sometimes calied, are small tumors, which form iu and about the orifice of the rectum. They are caused by enlarged and inflanied condition of the veins, which afe very muimerous this part of .the body. Internal me situated along the veins carry blood from the intestines to the iver; external piles, on the veins which surround the rectiun. Piles sare frequent among people who have a predispos- tion to rheymatisw gout Such persons are sulject to constipation and vo, obstruction in { blood from th it common ca Cox the, rectum, bladder gans, ovanan tuguors and nearly diseases of the li are followed 3 piles, and they are very liable to ap pear during pregnancy and immedia tely after child birth. la bleeding piles the hemorrhage somttimes so 10 death, but protriding piles are prob ably more dreaded, because it is be lieved that nothing short of 5 surgi cal operation will ture th As a rule, every form of piles becomes tunes acutely inflamed, and extremely painful. The itching and burning usually increases at night, and the misery which many people endure is beyond description. 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