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 .^'j^'^ssa^:^-- â- â€¢ 'rmf^" • • -isr-r-vr-' â- ' IP^ OF 1812. f.. â- i^narf *««• e Aconraoy tt:^ W;.s Timed ow vi=5ihle to fehan^ ;he aid of telescopg^ r a in icth to Gonjfl^ :t g;eneral attentioj ief interest excited 6 will be dU3, QOttQ tor unless sonn, Dpena to it, it wiji :ivelyineonspicuom at it h'js coins back irs ago Slid uwoold i-turued very nearly Ithough its journey I back, near the sua a ty years. It ma»t 'j."uuomers know a beyond the earth ituhiii^; the initjou ry sill il! port! n qj it will jjs ;r(„i the i!i ;e is huadreds of ho A- rnauy years ij the tin is nearly jry. i)j the other M ;e hive been able g cour:,; of a comet il tl A rmni the son Sapoleon dil from it now reappeared the same learned railed tosat sfactor- iniena which corast* atjord as to what discoverer of thi« ic bears, died more e was I°s3 fortunate mers wiu have dis- t ,ieriod, anl hive /eral times agaia en a. But then I'jos' ;r journey out into a more interesting telescopic comet* sun in short orbits it by astronomers. Ij Oil. â- 3 deadly e-^ery year I impligiit lengthen, J cl lires becomes a ;hat these accident! ' renders thfc.Ti the IS hope of prevent- nts, we. state a few ught r J know. that; ex-plodes, but rises from it. ;c a lamp that njeds of the limp or cm, often with deadly e witliln reach. 1 upon a bulling tire nuiit to be followed 'rr.etimes it hap. cure, b it the risk :.•-â- Â».-! to pmr oil on :^i:te:l lair.p. â-  .;('t n j-iitlVP order! 'â- â-  ' \\ nan n euj is ,1' -.s. the te.-npta- !â-  .-: .; jr,'..ii.i ing biaz; ;.â- â- .'., ••.'w s ;e iiaj .;•;; '.y, ^•h3• not do ' 'i 'â-  i.'i-i IS tilted ... il- a li xsh, a â- â- â- â- . V. ;!: nc" jr have a 'c!ha.ps it wou'd il iv;" !)(j j.liowed ac- ii M .;,'estiou is tim- 'I'r.v "..If rr.ay a:d the !• -ly. -\'l she has 1 iTMii. tlic cup upon y that .-^-le will suffer 'â- 'jTiip.'.-atively mild )isiiir«Ttauf. of our gi.-i idiiiatheri ft'otion the common i brimstoae on a hot n a shovel, and carry ugh the house. Bat )d oJ disinfecting has thcut any good and â-  prini.i[.i' reason is n^ ' ./. that nobody t HI t»veuty-tive and the I ^;h of .September ai a piDsr a*: the \! irsh i'tiers," and .iugerou-i regions of i niirmity from aucb liy sui[ihur fiimiga- Alsr, that the tlisilia* "'.liphiir mines suflfcr t or thf surrounding rn:f"'-ni; levers. M. Lit 'ohyria (an the I -r \i jIos, the i«3St which ha i a popu- it wa the ceuvre of oils, became nearly ftive- when the snl- 1 iurther east and the ly a mountain from her siiirlar (.-ises were lial 1 ra:!(' note the stei;ly and -proviuciil trade in ohably n secciou io Lt has not exp;rie;:oed reap ct. wichia th- h re, however, is the ".ii ilon^ t'le great t_, h.;i' VH m tn i later* ro i.- ;;? of the maao- T-i t le M iritiinis â- i:- tje latere oloaial :- J 1 110: ati farther a-g' diineasions, aud osc gratifying feature it-5-;if j.ist now. The no.-3 than half of the ro^ ;n lis now runninji 1 -Non i.Scotin. is found 5s and the W est, aOJ d of our 6ug»r re* e iuaustries altogether d thitthe produjtaoi ncton, the hat factoffj tories, the n*il worl* ries all ti id a n%ij and in the aggrej?*** e not inconsiderAbl* NEWS SUMMARY laterMting Items of Newg from all Parts of the World. CNITKD STATES. In the iaat twelve mooths over $600,000 •00 passed through the Sub-Treaanry in Wall Street. The list of failures in the United States during the past year is very heavy, over ten thousand having occurred. During the past year Police Justice Walsh, of Brooklyn, tried 7755 cases and collected tines to the amount of f 4 348.25. The statement is made that New York, Brooklyn and Boston contributed §5,000 to Matthew Arnold's slender purse. Cook, who murdered his wife at Spring- field, Mo. has been sentenced to ninety-five years' imprisonment for the crime. Ex-Gov. English, of Connecticut, who started out in life as a carpenter, is now worth $6,000,000, and is the richest man in his .^tate, .Strawberries are in the Savannah market. Altbough very early in the season, the fruit is grown in the open ground just east of the city. The market opens at Si per box. At Kansas C'ltv 3'2,000 acres of land in Stafl'ord county. Kiusas, have been sold for $160,000 to capitalists of Staunton, Virginia, who intends to colotizj Dankards on the land. The Secretaiy of the Treasury had decid- ed in the ca^e of the Chinaman who was brought to New York on the ship "Reso- lute," that lie cannot be landed in United States, but may be transferred to any other vessel going to a foreign country. All the mil mills controlled by the West- era Nail Association have been closed. There are upward 5.000 workmen who will be affected by the stoppage, which has been ordered for the purpose of restrict- ing production and decreasing the stock oa hvid. After the settlement of all claims by fish- frmen interested in the Fortune Bay award, the payment of lawyer's fees, and commis- sions, and interest, a balance still re- mains in the hands of the U. S. Government, which is to be divided jiro ra(a among the claimants. Detroit recognises the value of an effi- cient fire department. It has now one of the best brigades, if not the best brigade in the United States. Through its skill and activity during ISS.'J, with a total of 275 alarms, the city has suffered a loss of only $•208,977 from firea. A few days ago a very fine pair of black horses were sold by the Customs authorities at Buffalo, seized and confiscated because they had been smuggled from Canada. The driver, Fred Cotton, fled when he learned there would be trouble, but he was arrested and imprisoned for the crime. There has been a great loss of life and property on the lakes during the season and a number of insurance companies have been very much pressed with payment of their loises. On the great lakes fully one hun- dred crafts of all descriptions have become total losses, and the aggregate damage to shipping will reach $3,000,000. n Lake Ontario thirty-seven crafts were lost, three tugs, one steamer, four barges, six propel- lers, arid twenty three schooners, the loss amounting to §303,000. The statisticians of the Agricultural D3- partment has completed a preliminary esti- mate of the principal crops of the country for the year. They show that potatoes as well as all other roots, and oats have grown luxuriantly and yielded abundantly. The average yield of corn per acre is nearly 23 bushels or 12 per cent, less than an aver, age. The quality of corn north of the lOth parallel, however, is worse than for many years. The wheat crop is slightly in excess of 400,000,000 bushels, and the cotton pro- duct about 6,000.000 bales. fiREAT BKITAIX. (^aeen Victoria will leave England for Bad- en-Baden at the end cf February. The Empress of Austria is coming to Bath to take the waters in the hope of curing herse'.f of sciatica. The patrons of the Tichborne claimant have bought the celebrated Granville Motel for him. The claimant will shortly be re- leased. Miss Vera Manning, a niece of Cardinal Minning, has entered a convent at Roch- ampton. She is an heiresss to £2000 an auiUy. In the matter of music the English and most other European nations are far behind the Teutons. According to statistics re- cently published, there are 300 towns in the German empire possessing orchestras and choral societies that give concerts in the 8€i8on. The rooms at Windsor Cistle which for m my years were occupied by John Brown are henceforth to be kept locked up, and will not be used by his succestor or personal ser- vant and page, or by any one else. During the past autumn the staircase at Windsor leading from the octagon to the ante-room of the royal gallery of the Private Chapel has been entirely altered, in order to make the ascent of it more easy for the Queen. Reports are being published respecting the shipbuilding trade on the Clyde. These show that trade has been prosperous daring the past year, Tbe enormous aggregate of 293.023 tons new shipping has been launch- ed by the various firms on the Clyde, .lieveral firms this year will surpass all their previous efforts. One firm will launch -1^0,000 tons, another will complete nearly 30,000, while an unusually large number of firms will launch over 29.000 tons each. The prospects for this year, however, are by no means bright. Inquiries for new vessels are not numerous. Great difficulty is experi' onced in " booking " new contracts, while one or to two firms are already m:^ing ar- rjuigements to curtail their establishments. Should there be a revival of general trade, a large amount of new tonnag[e wil be ordered; oherwise the Clyde shipbuilding will experi- ence a notable reaction. CANADIAN. The number of letters delivered by letter carriers in Toronto during the first week of the new yeor was 150,548, inclnding 8,683 registered, and 37,589 newspapers. This is more than 25 000 increase on the corres- ponding week last year. Chinese Science. From ancient times the Chinese have taken note of natural phenomena. Their record of solar eclipses is perhaps the moat ancient and aocorate in the world. They have more or lea elaborate works on aatron omy, matbematicfl, botany, zoology, miner- ology, physiology, and many other sciences. Yet there is scarcely any true science ia them. Classification, even in regard to plants and animals, there is none. Miner- ology is mainly a description of curious stones. Nor is there any progress, for the more ancient works are generidly the best, and as a consequence the Chmcse to-day are as their fathers were thousands of years ago. The superstitions respecting natural pheno- mena, which are as living, active truths to- day for all classes in China, remind us fo man in bis state of barbarism rather than of the ancient culture and civiliztaion of the middle kingdom. The sun and moon are to the Chinese as they were to primitive man, liv- ing things, gods to be worshipped. The stars in their courses powerfully influence, if they do not absolutely detsrmine, all hu- man events In them the wise men may read as in a book the destiny of man and the fate of empires. Their combination make lucky and unlucky days, and W3 shall do well to note carefully their signs and si- lent warnings. Comets are the precursors of famine, pestilence and war â€" progrostici- tors of the wreck of empires and the fall of kings. Eclipses are the periodic effects of the dragon fiend to destroy the lights of heaven, and every notice of an approaching eclipse sent by the imperial astronomer to the provinces is accompanied by a government or- der to employ the usual methods of gong- beating, and so forth, in order to rescue the threatened luminary. Again, thunder is the roar of the anger of Heaven, and to be smit- ten by a thunderbolt is to be marked as a thing accursed. Wind is born in the heart of great mountains, whence it issues at the command of the wind dog. Most districts have their wind mountains. That at Lung- Shan, in thenorthren province of Chilhi, is the most remarkable. It has a cave at each of its four sides. The spring wind is- sues from the cave on the eastern side, the summer wind from the southern, and so for the others. Wind eddies or whirl-winds are raired by the hedgehog in his rapid pas- sage from cue place to another, the dust serving to screen him from the vul(rar gaze. Rain is produced by the dragon go6, who carries up vast quantities of water from the lakes and rivers in his capaciou' jaws, and pours it down in showers over tbe earth. Every mountain has its spirit or genus, every valley its nymph, every spring its naiad. Hence mountains and rivers, old trees and curious rocks, become objects of worship. â€" Mature. (ietting Even With the Conductor. "The last time I went to Boston," confid- ed a thin, consumptive-lookintr traveller of the Eastern road to the New Haven Regis- ter, "the conductor grew monotonous. He insisted on examining my ticket at every station, and grew restless as we passed watering troughs. This time," the traveller continued, as he looked anxiously toward the car door, "we play a change ot pro- gramme and the boxes are all taken." A' the conductor entered with a pompous "tickets please," the stranger quietly pre- sented a single trip ticket to the next sta- tion. The next time he entered, tbe un- known handed him a milage ticket, follow- ing it later with a sportsman's ticket for Labrador. As the conductor was passing him on the next round, the traveller pressed an emigrant's ticket for Paget Sound into his hand, and then tried to get him to take a first-class passage to Sing Sing with sleep- er check. "Didn't I just punch a Puget Sound ticket for yon " demanded the as- tonished conductor. "Must have been an- other party," quietly replied the traveller, burying himself in Harper's. Again "tickets please," echoed through the car, and the stranger confronted the conductor with a "Florida for the winter," excursion via the Richmond boats. "See here," said the enraged cffioial, "What does this mean I have punched tickets for you for all parts of the globe. Haven't got a child's ticket to Patagonia or Hong Kong cattle show excursion, have you If you give me any more tickets to punch I'll punch your head." "Yes," replied the passenger, with painful dignity, "I usually travel on this," presenting a director's pass, "but we under- stand that passengers on your train get lame in the arm showing their tickets, and have no time to take in the scenery so I am instructed to notify you that there is a good vacancy on the night freight unless we hear of an improvement." and the director returned to Puck and the frightened con- ductor passed two tramps 100 miles, not daring to call for tickets. Three Wedding GoTTUk. Some lich wedding toilets just completed in this city are worthy of note by reascn of their extreme beauty and novelty as models for brides. An exquisite robe designed for a prospective bride in Washington, is made of heavy white velvet, tnmmed with heavy white flounces of dnchesse lace, beaded by downy bands of white ostrich feather trim- ming. The effect of the fall of exqusite, delicate and rich lace over the soft white velvet is exceedingly lonely, the whole dress proving much more bacoming to ordinary complexions than opaque white satin. A second bridal dress is made of white Otto- man silk, brocaded with tiny golden roses and leaves. The petticoat is of pale gold satin, hand painted in clnstets of white lilac and full blown white roses. The lower edge of the court train ia battlemented â€" i. e., cut into square blocks and faced. Under- neath these blocks is set a raffle of gold lace, falling over a second cne of kilted silk. The Josephine corsage ia cut oat very much in tbe neck in casement shape and trinomed to match the edge of the train. Listly for a very youthful bride is a charming toilet, composed of plain white Ottoman silk and made in regular Grecian style, the chaste and artistic arrangement of each softly draped fold and curve giving a most grace- ful and atatuetqae effect to the whole. The trained skirt ia perfectly plain, but the lace drapery of the Grecian Dodioe is to be faat* ened with a magnificent diamond claap, and the square neok and edgea of the half-open aleeves are finished with rare old puint lace. â€"N. T. Pott. Dr. R T. PiMToe's "Golden Medieal DU- ooTcry cnrea erery kind of hnmor, from the cMnmon ^mple or emptimi to the worst aorofola. Four to six bottles core aalt-rheom or tetter. One ro five bottles cure tha wont kind of pimplea on the face. Two to four bottlea clear the system of boila, oarbnncles, and acres. Five to eight bottlea core corrupt or ran- nint! ulcers and the worst scrofula. By droggists, and in half-dos^a and dczsn Itti at great discount. Scotch advertisement â€" "Wanted a female who has a knowledge of fitting boots of a good moral character." Weak lungs, spitting of blood, onsump- tion, and kindred affections, curea without physician. Address for treatise with two stamps. World's Dispensary Medical As- sociation, Buffalo, N. Y. Archbishop Wha!»ly, dessribing sommon- place preachers, said, "In their sermons they aim at'nothiog, and hit it." " DHOP OF JOY m MYEMY WOBD." I) •. 11. " PiEECK, Butfilo, N. Y. Three months ago I was brokeu out with large ul- cers and sores on mv body, limbs and face. I procured your "Golden Medical Discov- ery" and •' Pargiiive I'eliets" and have taken six battles, and to-day I am in good health, all tho^e ugly ulcers have healed and 1 it my tkin in a natural, healthy, condition^ I thought at one time that I could noo be cured. A'though I can but poorly express my gratitude to you, jet there is a drop of j jy in every word I writn. Yours truly. .JAMES (» BELLTS, Flemington, N. J. " Discovery" sold by druggists. The garb of old Gaul â€" "A man with uncurtained Isgs," is the description of a kilted Sjotsmau given in a San Francisco paper. The universal success of the Triavgle Dyes is attracting notice throughout tte country. They are without question the most remirkable dyes, and have given abun- dant evidence of their reliability in all shades. lOc. How is it possible to procaed in two oppo- site directions at the same time By walk- ing frcm the forward to the aft pirt or the vessel while in motion. Important When you visit or leave New If ork City, save Baggage Kxpressage and Carriage Hire, and stop at Grand Vnign Hotei, opposite Orand Central Depot. 450 elegant rooms fitted up at a cost of one million dollars, reduced to $1 and upwards per day. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse oars, stages and elevated railroads to all de- pots. Families can live better for less money at the Orand Union Hotel than at any otbe. first-class hotel in the city. A thunder storm is almost always a very high-toned affair. PECTORIA Pectoria Pectoria the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Influenza, Hoarseness, and all affections of the Lungs and Throat or Chest. Pectoria loosens the phlegm and breaks up the Cough. 25 cents per Bottle. Don't give up until you have tried Pectoria, all Druggists and General Store- keepers sell it. Paper with the largest circulation â€" Baa's notes. Catarrh â€" A New Treatment whereby a Permanent Cure is effected in from one to three applications. Particulars and treatise free on receipt of stamp. A. H. Dixon Son. 305 King-St. West, Toronto, Canada. What is that which nobody wants and nobody wante to lose â€" A lawsuit. 2 500,000.00 IN HoRsis. â€" Tai« vast amount represents the value of the Pereh- eron-Normans imported from France by M W. Dunham. "Oiklawn Farm," Wayne, III. Nearly 1,000 of these horses have been dis- tributed to every part of the United States and Csnada for breeding purposes, adding untold million) to the wealth of these coun- tries. At present Mr. Dunham has on hand about 500 Pcroherons, having imported 390 this year, A lady was asked the reison whv she al- ways came so early to church. "Because it is part of my religioa never to disturb the religion of others." Beware of that Cough it may kill you cnre t at one with Dr. Carson's Pulmonary Cough Drops, it neverfaus. I^rge Bottles at SO eenta. For sale eTerjrwhera. In announcing a late visit of Her Majesty to Scotland, a Scottish paper said "Pre- parations are now being made for her re- ception. Several tradesmen have received orders to be immediatel executed at Bal- moral." ASSENGER STEAMERS AND PLEA- sure Yachts for sale, great speed up to 20 miles an h»ur. Send for circular. R. DAVIS, Builder, Kingston, Out. !F. E. DIXON dL CO. MaBiifsetnrers of S tar Klvet Leather Belting }• King Street, East, Toronto. Large double Driving Belts a specialty. Se for Price Lists and Discounts. is a perfect gem, equal to an Imported French Corset; fits uke a glove to the figure; very styl- ish, elegant in appearance, and approved of by the most fastidious. Manufactured by THE CROMPTON CORSET CO. W YORK STREET TORONTO. 1883-St.JohnExhibition-1883 Leather Belting, Vlre Engine Hose, 4te. Four First Prises and Two Diplomas. The highest of all Awards tor Leather Belting and Fire Engine Hose were accorded by the Judges at the 8C John Centennial and Dominion Ex- hibition, to ROBIN SADLER. Montreal, over all com p etlto ra. BEA VER S. S. £iINB WKJCKLT BKTWBSN ' CALLINO AT QUCENSTOWII ANO BILPAST For lowest ratea and all partioulara apply to D. lOBBAT, BIAVIK LINK, Intreal, (la^ RENNIE'S. SELECT Field,Gardeii^ AND Flower. THE HANDSOMEST AND MOST COMPLETE "QATAIOCFUEroslSM "free to ALX. tKHW OW tt ^NCHASCSS. WW. BEMHIE.TOBOIITO. FOR THE Kidneys, Liver, anl Urinary Organs. THE BEST BLOOD PXTBIFIEB. There is only one way by which any disease can be cured, and that is by removing the causeâ€" wherever it may be. The great medical authorities of the day declare that nearly every disease is caused by deranged kidneys or liver. !» restore these, therefore, is the only way by which health can be secured. Here is where WAKNES'S SAFE CUKE has achieved its great reputation. It acts directly unon the kidnejsand liver, and by placing them in a healthy condition drives di8ea.8e and pain from the syiitem. For all Kidney, Liver, and Urin- ary troubles; for the distrtwsing dipor^r-a of women ,ior Malaria, and physi'^: n at)ief) generally, this great remedy has^'ioegaai. Be- ware of impostors, imitations Hi. J I'oncoctions said to be just as good. For Diabetes ask for WARKER'S SAFE DaAltt.Tr:!) CIRK. For !-ale by all dealers. H H. WARNER CO r..r..ino. «nl.. Rochester. N.T.. London. Cng. Dr. Carson's Pulmonary Cough Drops. The prescrip- tion of an old Ciiuadiaii Practitioner. The best remedy for the Lungs, iu large bottles at 50 cents. For sale eTerywhere. Music by Hindel â€" That of the organ- grinder, P. 160. THE^NDUSTRIAL UNION Frorides $2.50 so $10.00 a week in case of sickness or accident, at a cost of from 8075 to $3.00 per quarter. For particulars enclose stamp to the secretary, Toronto, Ont. tar AORN TS WANTRP. -^ Send fire cents and get a sample copy of Truth, the best 28-page Weekly Magazine published. See th* big list uf books given Free to sach ysarly subscribar and •lub laiBer. 8. FRANK Wll,- •OV, 33 35 Adelaide Street, W68t, T»r*Bto, •aaada. BOOKS FREE! $100,000 TO LOAN on first-class farm property, at lowest rates. Farmers will saTe money by applying by mail direct to me. 48 Adelaide St, East, Toronto. 100 BEAUTIFUL SONGS 10c. C A new collection, embracing a number of the most popular songs of the day. Among them are, We Never Speak as we Pass By;â€" Over the Garden Wall,â€" Kerry Dance,â€" Warrior Bold,â€" Blue Alsatian Mountains, â€" Only a Blossom from her Grave,â€" Three Old Maids of Lee,â€" Flirting in the Starlight,â€" Grandmother's Old Easy Chair,â€" Don't Drink my Boy To-nigbt, and 90 others, comprising Home songs, Comic Songs, Sentimental songs. Children's songs, etc. All are printed on nice paper, and are bound in a book with colored cover. Remember, we send the entire collection of 100 Songs for only 10c., three books for 25c. 1 doz. 75; Ic. or 2e. stamps taken. J. LEE CO., Montreal, P.Q. TRADK MARK. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS â€" MADE BY â€" THEilLBEBTTOILETSQiiPCO. THE SPLENDID STEAMERS -OF THE- WHITE STAR LiE â-²re all of them without ezeeption amons the Iinrgest aad Fastest of Ocean dteamera. They were oonstraoted with spepial reforeaoe to the conveyance of pâ€"sengw, and for SalUy •â- (• fort or Speed, are onexoelled. Ther are speo- UUy noted (or the ngaUaitf of their rapid passages in all weather. The steerage accom- odations are ot the hiRfaeetord'r. the rentila- tion peifeot; and every pruTiM.-i has been made for tbe comfort and prut«uu.^ii of tbe pas- sengers. In addition to the total and abaoiote separation ot the single men and women ex- cept oa deck, the aamed oomDartment lias been so remodelled and arranged that every married couple or family baa a litMe private room to itaeif. For particnlars apply to tbe ELM CITY HARNESS OIL I KASB» 09 KE ITa Vâ€"T •tL. Is the flncat hamwa dressing made. It aofteni Mid preserree the le«ther, and gives it a fine finish. Ask yonr aaddlan tor it. F. F. DALLET CO., HamUton, Ont, 8aU Agents for the Dominion, mmm goods. nN PLATEâ€" Differ 3ntBrands and $)ises. TINNBU SaKKTSâ€" do do CANADA PLATEâ€" Pen and other Brands. INOOT TIN-L vnb and Flag and Straits. GALVANIZE!/ IflONâ€" • Davies," "Avon.'o: And STAMPED GOODS. CHEAP. For Sale by COPLAND McLASEN. MONTREAL. Dominion Line of Steamships Running in connection with the Grand Trnnk Railway of Canada. Sailing from Quebec every Saturday during the summer months, and from Portland every Thursday during the winter monttis Saillnf? dates from PORTLAND TO LIVBPOOL. Dominion, Jan. 10. Oregon, Jan. 3t. *!«arnla, Jan. IT. I Ontario, Feb. 7. Montreal, Jan. 84. Toronto, Feb. 14. Kates of passage: Cabin. Portland to Liverpool ?50, 160, $70, Return ?90, $110. $130, according to steamer and berth, .all outside ro-^ma and comfortably heated by steam. Intermediate $40. Steerage, $24. The saloons and staterooms in steamers marked thus • are amidships, where but little motion is felt, and no cattle or sheep are carried on them. For further particu- lars apply to any Grand Trunk Railway Agent or local agents of the Company, or to DAVID TOKKANCE A CO.. Gteneral Agents, Montreal, THE dDEENl LAUNDRY BAE. A.SK FOR IT AND TAKE NO OTHER. FDH AND MYSTERY ENDLESS AMUSEMENT FOR ONLY 30 CT3 Have you Been It The greatest collection of Gam'i, Cards, Tricks, Puzzles, Songs, etc., ever offered for anything like the money. AMUSE- MENT FOK A WHOLE SEASON, for the old or young. Our NEW BUDGET contains the fo'lowing: Heller's Conjuring Pack the Mystic Oracle Guide to Flirtation 10 new Evening Games: Set of "Hold to Light Cards:" 1 Set Colored Chromo Cards; the Star Puzzle; 25 Ways to Get Eich the " 13" Puzzle 6 Beautiful Face Pictures Language of Jewels and Flowers; 101 Selections for Autograph Albums 11 Popu- lar Songs with Music, 13 New Tricks in Magic Pack of Fun and Comic Cards 1 Chinese Block Puzzle; the Roman Cross Puzzle; Great $5 Prize Puzzle; 1 set Transformation Pictures, change color right before your eyes, and Games of Fortune. ALL FOR 30 CENTS, IN ONE OR TWO CENT POSTAGE STAMP.S. By mail postpaid Two packages for FIFTY CENTS, ye fer ONE DOLLAR. Send at once and get the greate.st bargain ever offered. Eeturn this with order to avoid mistake. J4S. LEE CO., Montreal, P.Q. The Newell Patent Universal Grinder. Award of Gold and Silver Medals. lf£WELLA0HAPI5 Proprietors, 93 St. Jamas-st. west MontreaL These Mills save time, grind any kind of grain very fast and wlttaoat heating. Larger Size Mills workina^ on same principle with different style of cutter, grinding phos- phates, gold and silver ores, quartz, plaster, clay, bonea, fish-scraps, bark, c. Please call or write for par ticu lars. OAKLAWN~FARM, The Greatest Iinportiner and Breeding Kstablishment in the World. PERCHERON HORSES WORTH $2,500,000.00 lapsrtcd from Frase* aad Bred â- iMM is;:!, by »I. W. DCJNUAJkl, WiTse, Ss Page Co., ZUiaeis, Zi milet We,t o f Chli^sgs oaC.iS.-Vi.R'f. Prices low for qual* ity of stock, and CVE'tY STALLION GUARANTEED A '.Nowvouf: BREEDER. 390 Imported the Past Three Months. consisting of finest animals, with choicest pedigrees Registered In the Percheron Stud Book of France and the Percheron Stud Book of the United States Write for Free Illustrated Catalogue '{iq jg ^11. OO Extraordinary -FORâ€" 25Cts. Bargain I On receipt of only 25c we will mail, j)os t- paid, 34 pieces compris- ing 43 pages of full si2s sheet music, bound together in one volume. Names of Vocal pieces â€" All on account of Eliza A Warrior Bold Tee Country Lad Nancy Lee Chorus of Charity Girls Drum- mer's Song The Judge's Song The Love-Sick Boy Whoa Emma Two Bad Men Man in the Moon Johnny Morgan The Gleaners Torpedo and the Whale I Saw Her in the Violet Time Five OQock in the Morning My Love She's but a Lassie Yet Adieu, Dear Home Dame Babble: and 15 pieces of Inetrumental Music, comprising new and popular dance music, selections from different Operas, Marches, c,. c. All the above and our handsome new Chromo Lithograph in colors of the Lord's Prayer and 10 Command- ments, sent post-paid for 25c. As a holiday offer we will also send free 10 Christmas Cares, 50 money making receipts and a pack of Age Cards. Order Quick. You get all the above for 25c. or 5 lots for $1.00 1 doz. for |2.00. Cut this out and return with order. JAS. LEE CO Montreal, P. Q. in PER CKNT. OFF OUR DOLLAR IU tweeds makes the price 90 cents these goods are worth S1.50, and make beautiful la- dies' Ulsters. A. B. FLINT, 35 Colbomo Stre et, Toronto. in PER CKNT. OFF~OUR CKLEBRATES IU black Silks.that is our dollar silk, will cost you only 90 cents our $1.50 silk, only jl.3o all goods marked in plain figures. A. B. FLINT, 35 Colborne Street. Toronto. in PER CENT. OFF OUR aIjTWoOL IU Jersey blankets our $4.50 blanket lor 4; see our Dungannon coverlets, weiarht 7 lbs., only ii.95, or $1.75 net cash this discount ia allowed on all parcels of one dollar and over. A B. FLINT. 35 Colborn? Street. Toronto.' mPER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF ALL DRY goods, including new fall stock, all goods marked in plain figures all goods sold for cash only. Jl. B. FLINT, 35. Colborne Street, To- ronto in PEK CK^T. ve'f u-Uii,! (Ju r I'OiN 8â€" IU or a ten cent cotton for nine cents sheet ings. Shirtings, grev flannels, table Napkins. A. B. FLINT, 35 Colborne S treet. Toronto mPER CENT. OFF AUj DRESS GOODS silks, satins, velvets, brocades, black and colored, cashmere, tweeds, cloakings, A. B FLINT, 33 Colborne Street, Toronto. THE BfcST Horse Eeniedies TRADE MARK. are those'made by THE ELLIS SPAVIN CURE CO. Every owner of one or more borses can save a large amount of time and money by tiaving on hand a good supply of Ellis's Horse Reme- aavmn^M agents at all towns in Ontario, or to T. w.jONEd, Oeneral Agent, 23 .York street return ohanree) $6.50 for $5 1 box, 12 pounds Medicated Food, |1: 2bottle8 Rpavin Cure, S2 2 boxes Large Oiaiiditlon Powders, $i 2 boxes Worm FowdflCB. H 1 box Heave Powder. 50c 1 b^CWio FoMflbOc 1 box Hoof Ointment. SOcâ€" flUm. ^.K. WtaitMm ft Son, 21th St., N Y., Bays "We harfe used Ellis's Spavin Cure in otir stables for two years and have tried it on the fbllowing with perfect snocess Splints, curbs, ring bonea, bunchas on the neekfSwellea ankles, also qnincy sore throat, and for genera stable liniment it is the best article we have evernaed." For further particulars, free books, eto., write to ^KLUS SPATIir CI«B CWKVAITY. 60 Stf itnuy Street, Boston, tfass. j or tW'renrth Avw»ws^ V^ ^w 'Vimir, i