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 "â- S'Tf^ " XWJ'!^ Wl Jij .ii^iJunnnpiiflii^M r wa^ sfcd •et curtain and the! U£jh forest _^^ was only hro-* orr of a hqavyV of the dreary ;npry were left went whizzing tinns. and now tIv and took bx wcz\*-s. for the ' should it now f all the many ces along the atrar.ger was 'd thfl car and si-een the nlum- stamped witk stMJ shot iookir.ff ff'r this H! n^ontha " rnTnirer. diTinsr hrro tvith both lith tho Lord â€" iljisr-ri," ec'^oed sepuleher of m Ifi fii'ure. robed .tc:i;i. bir,;ided -at ^^e KatiEias 1 liicurh and a » sb*» fl«d dhe " E -d plumped 's ann?. bp -lira' boys. kf;d tbe woman or mv darter's !s::- -fi?d nhe tn n^ay. The I'.-'lic-d rnpidly, lear platform. X away from a rainst. the rof y- ing day. The Tom the -ther Jged inN iihe ered out aiong 7-.VP3 " sashay the curtained j-hjtnded uiin- 'd heads were IS, and white, [ind dowu 'she ve the dm of n. ly,' answered nt in trout of Thcnder and "da fountjtinl kf ' " broke in thac iiin't my Tor Jane, ^tnd I w^» af.-' red '1' fhe k'tsers â-  v? n. v.-\l-;'vble 'is ' a .s a • ::•â-  i":-:i: r-.. ::tjt I btriri; Ki,?a]- it: l-y a- â- :ri"'at ':• whir], â- h.e f ' '•â-  V ib'.,nd ' "-i"-^«. v-ith !â- ;- â- â€¢'-- niL'irht â- r;?. viiiv 'v-ar â-  ' ^â- â€¢i' _::â-  the *!-.• I'J' i?e •; â- â- :.--ic.. of .:â-  r.iiJy ' ,-;•-;- iiig • â- â€¢ 18 '" â-  '(i â-  ;. â- i:'3, â- â- I' •â- ;;!•, nee I'i i!-- i i '.."ion. ".- 'Uho do ' r (--"s der- ..aid •' ,M-|,ed toan •",d It ]r'i,uce 'riTnr.(-2!r pos- ?." ies'KC will lie. in i'i'U. f t;;e human "'u- fac-. :.hat ibor of ceita, :ui;v^su;.I:ife, T" th.^ lief A German oarcfnl study i .â- ' tbe cere- le? it ;} 30.000, iticiepeu-'ent scopij brain, e-an,ms, but purpose in e "rgan, bach Jilly. tb.f'ugh :â-  f funciion. liC pstimr.tes lat 5.000,000 oV8;ry hour, te, *-o 33 EUC- c-f their pro- Eix'^y days a :ed "jinfctare eery best d ;y good food, 2meiitB, and A Tale of the Sea. The long record of ahipwreek* has pre- EMited few- more thrilling ineidenta than th«t re»ntly told in conaection with the eapeizing of the Datch loaser M«artje. This uolacky vessel was overtaken in a tremendous gale whcni tome hundred miles from bpara Head in York hire. A sea struck her and tamed her tight over, imprisoning eleven men in the eabin, where seven of them were soon drowned. The vessel partly righting herself, the other four were enabled to scramble out, and they all clung to the atemhead, the only part of the lugger which kept above water. One of them was washed away next morning, but the other three held on throughout the day, eagerly looking out for resetie^ A ter- rible situation was this, but unfortuately not altogether uncommon in the history of such disasters a' sea Towards even- ing, howfcver, one cf the three poor fel- lows broke into wild delirium, ancl when at length, after another fearful night of peril and exposure, the Grimsby smack General Wolaeley bore down upon them and endeavoured to reEcae them, he re- fused to be taken from the wreclc. He had spent the night in wild laughter and delirious songs, and now dang with a maniac's frenzy to the hull of his vessel. The crew of the GrimsHly smack seem to have behaved with great gallantry in their efforts to save the men and the mate, at the imminent peril of hia own life, went on to the wreck and tied a rope round the poor fellow's waist, aiid an at- tempt was made to drasj him into the boat. With the tenacious clutch of a madman, however, he held on, deterr mined, as he said, to go and tell his mates down below that help had come The r pa was at length let go in orde- that other means might be tried, and then, true to his purpose of going down to hia ahipiuates, he broke into a frantic laugh and sank. Ficcion has rarely con- Ct^iv ed anything more grim and gbiastly in its hamor than the incident of rhia poor Dutchman beaten alout in a wild sea on that siemhead for two days -and two nights, and then with wild laughter nluu-'ins' down to tell his drowned com- rades -hat rescue had come. Tryins to "Finger it Out.*' If there is one thing sadder than an- other in tills world it is to see a young man with a buffalo skin cveicoat on, sit- ting on the winter side c£ a grocery, with tears in his eyes and nothing but a yarn mitten to wipe them away with. Such a eiao was dificovered by a policeman on Grand River avenue yesterday, and when aaked the cause of ttie young man's sor- row, the reply was 'Busted in love." "Who was she'r' '^Worked in a c rset factory." "Well, that's veiy little to cry over. Pleoty of obher girls around, you kno*," "Ves, but I've been to a fortune telli^ and I te;ii you thint's look •dark. iShe took up a akiill, sliuffl j:l over some cai;.da, anx.1 went 'into a trance, and told the I v.aa to marry a Widow with six chit drea." V .;,: '*6h, pshaw ' "Facr, and here lam w'th leai than $4 in money, no proptrcy, no clothes, no j )b, and going to have six children to clothe and fct-d and lick and school and take care of I The widow she 11 want v,ew duds and jewelry, and will be howl- ing to go to the opera and th© roller skat- ing rinks, an-i nobody knows how many relations she'll bricg into the house fur m-? to 3upport." ' Oa, well, It may be all right â€" per- haps it will be a ric a widow." "No 33ch good luck as that. She'll be poor but aspiring, and the young 'uns will be poorer and aapiringtr yet, and if I had any grit I'd commit suicide. Go awivy and lemme be 1 You can't comfort meâ€" nobody can do me any go. d â€" and I want to be left in solitude. I ain't nat- urally a Bolitu icT, but juit now I'm all broke up A pocr an' aspiring widow â€" si.x appirirgest children, and only 84 and a buffalo overcoat as a starrer I G way, and lemme figger it out 1" â€" [Detroit Free Press. :cayiDg, pat 8 there is Tilt" Coiiimereial Traveller. The commercial traveller is an English institution, and has contributed largely to baild up the trade o: Great Britmin. He has probably obtained his fullest de- velopment in the United States, where hia opportunities for covering va«t tracts of ' territory" are unsurpassed, in fac- quite unequalled. Here, m Canada, up to the date of Confederation, the com- mercial traveller was shut up to the pro- vie ces cf Ontario and Quebec after the union he over-ran New Brunswick and N3\a Scotia later. Prince Edward Uland was opened to his geniiis. In these Maritime ProviBcaB he has been the means of creating dissatisfaction with the pelitical union more particularly in H til if ax and S;. John, the e;ven tenor of whose commercial life has baeii rudely interrupted by the "drummers" from Montreil, Toronto, Hamilton and other ' ' Western " centres so that a large pro- portion of the stocks formerly supplied by Hilifax and St. John, as, wholesale points, to the shop-keepers throughout the Lower Provinces, now reaches the I«;tter through the commercial travellers from "the West." The actisaion of British Columbia to' the union did not add to any notable extent to itber traveller's field of operations not so'"dle operuDi; up of Manitoba an th^ N^r^Kes^. Here the commercial traveller ' found virgin territory, a new and a steadily in- creasing field for thetiiplaytof his ^rairainl cf peranasion. HeMiaa^oll6wed the Canadian Pacific I^i^F^JSr mile by miji^, and has generally 'beeeri'fhe first arrival in every new "town" cr "city." He may be depended upon to be on the first train that passes through to the Pacific coast. â€" [Montreal Herald. ' died from Mr. Owte had been a eat, wM^ the sama diji hydropbolMa. He a e e ini zeadata^ to have riiaiiwâ€" ft^ from his adnd tiie nan which moat naturally haf« been ao gg e ato d by these eiremnvtaBeea. Had he jMilded to them, as most men woald, he might not improb«hlj have anecmnbed within a few day* or weeks to an attack mind- created hydropholua: â€" so 'to describe the fatal ailment which ere now has bean known to kill persons who had been bit- ten by animals perfectly free from r Abie I. Three months passed daring which he enjoyed his nsnal health. At the aid of that time, howevw, he felt one morning a severe .pain in his arm, accompanied by severe thirst. He called for water biit "at the instant," he says, "that I was about to raise the tumbler to my lips a strong spasm shot across my throat. Im- mediately the terrible cdnviction came to my mind that I was about to fall a victim to hjfdrophobia, the consequence of "the bite I had received from the cat. The agony of mind I endured for one hour is indescribable; the contemplation of auch a horrible death â€" death from hydro|hobia â€" was almost insupportable. The pain which had first commenced in my hand, passed up to my elbow, and fiom thence to the shoulder, threatening to extend. I felt all human aid was useless and I be- lieved tha^j 1 must die. At length I be- gan to reflect upon my condition. I said to myself, 'Either I shall die pr I shall not if I do it will only be a similar fate which many have suffered, and \iuswjy more must suffer, and I must bear it like a ^an. If, on the other hand, there is an hope of my life, my only chance is in summoning my utmost resolution, defying the attack, and exerting every effort of my mind' accordingly, feeling thac physical as well as mental exertion was necessary, I tock my gun, shouldered it, and Went out for the purpose of shooting, my arm aching the wnile intolerably. 1 met with no sport, but walked the whole afternoon, exerting at every step I went a strong mental effort againso the disease. When 1 returned to the house I was de cidedly better I was able to eat some diniier, and drank water as usual. The next morning the aching pain had gone down to my elbow, the following day it went down to my wrist, and the third day left me altogether. I mentioned the cir- cumstaijcsa to Dr. Kinglake, and he Eaid he certainly considered I had had an at- tack of hydrophobia, which would possibly have prove i fatal had I not struggled against it by a strong effort of mind. Xcw Process for Steel. Tougheuiug The French Societe d'Enccuragement have had under prolonged examination a process invented by M. Clemandot for working steel. Thia proceas is described by the •' Revue Industrielle " as consist ing in heating the metal until it acquires a SI ihcient duciiity, and then subjecting it to highi pressure during co ding. In tbia way a modification o£ the structure of the metal is producec' and the material acquires properties analogous to those developed by tempering. It is admitted that the compression of steel has already been practiced inEaglandby Whitworth-, but. It ia contended, merely with a view to prevent air holes caused by the de- vtiiopmeat of gaseous bubbles auring the aohajfication of the steel. Similar pro- cesses, have been tried in France, but only upon the same principleâ€"that is to aay, by operating up n the metal while yet in the state ot fueion. M. Clemandot, on the contrary, takessteel already made, heats it simply to a cherry red, and sub- miis it, by means of a hydraulic press, to pressures of from 1,000 to 3.000 kilos per hiquate centimeter. After having allowed the steel to cool between the two plates of the press, it is withdrawn with all its new qutilities perfectly developed, and does not require any further tr.jatment. Tne result of the process is to impart to the steel a fineness of grain, a degree of hardness, and a notable accession of fstrength to irithstand ruptore.. Th|s.4al- teration is most considerable with highly carbonated steel and in this respect the metal is made to resemble tempered steel, without being in all points identical with it. The cause of the alteration in physi- cal condition is ascribed to the ^apid heating and no less rapid cooling of the metal. When the red hot steel is first strongly compressed, the conversion of the mechanical energy into heat serves to raise the temperature of the entire mass, at the same time that the particles of the metal are more closely cemented together. This effect is followed by a rapid cooling, due to the contact of the plates of the. hydraulic preBa^witih'^he surfaces of the metal. The close pfeMure -^ooaieriaUy inereasea this eonduetkig ^Spct ol the cold metal. i .. _________.^.^ To Examine a Horse. " A horse wiH always ahow well stlin^g •at rest.' ^he 'man -showing a horse for sale' who kee^S'^^e Mum»I constantly 'Stepping .about, 'tb=ediow off, is t^^be J^oked upoa ipth Bospioion. ^i#-^e 'to examine .a h(i^ is when ho ia'ai^^t. It is then that'lqS ^fiaSfi ptnats n^ |be ^^liowh. ff 1)i4^^e " fliea %^^ M A^e object, im the 'p»Qnd, nrtiwg^1win,ess ^^ be sosJkedlfijiL i If %mBg|^^iiBpanly lUfto the i^nt, iroiBUfc' diWiri BM^ ;9^,ga(t^ahd iftreed iihpiild b^'tei^-vjiy iac:uaifleryi]cei At teM^ ' tiMi ifamm- is aoand'f'hfe-i^itaad A^nai^^NEtii^ UmW, ^thfl^t :1«K«*^^ If one foot be thrown forward, with the toe pointing to the ground, and the heel raised, or if the foot be lifted from the ground, and the weight taken from it, disease or tenderness may be suspected. It is ipmi^iSdlti toitiitti^^ii^lhliii or deal with* j^ataeiw^BPg s â€" sa ^twnltQria ftiid"C#o knndMMlwfligat. 79w gssat BUSS of steel is htiag ittiid to the lieat aeoessuy ^c solUqg ai,4| fosiMoe « ip the immense bsihting devotflid^st Jjaodereito ndlmg and hammeriag pwqpoaea. At the proper moment the foi^iKm is bpened, and -thohnuBoos aifssB is dragged from its botnii^ bed on to ft Bght bat soffioiently sbfongtroek, and ]Nidied qni^y toiraird the roUing miUa. An ingot or '^bibom " of the. great wdght ^peeitiad: is not ea^ to Dspye, sn^ it i# .smnsiijg tp see the skill with which it is dealt. Wheeled at a white hesft q^ to tha^^x«dls,"^ibe aMss is atfirsc^ as it trste, relaet«ntly aeeeptad. Slid nasses into^ck JMra mth'diffionlty. Then it beeom^' by (fogrees ^tter and flatter, nntil it seems tfakt it may become a plate. Baokwttd and forward, Bj(itrt- ing out flames at "the jiwji; of the roUing- mUl close upon it, the greati mass of ia- candescent steel is kneaded as thongh it were dough, and flattened to'the required size. A* the fiery sheet ponn out of the rolls, boys run -beside i« wit^ brooms soaked in water to wash off the oxidized skin of the metal, and thus leave a clean surface. While this is going on at one: set of rolls, others sre tummg out plates and girdles, angles and rods, and the iron floor on which w.e stand becomes bq hot that we are glad to move into a pool of water to cool our borning eoles. One by one the great plates axe rolled and out on the floor. In the course of rolling they have become stretched a little, -at the sides, so that they -have the look as they lie red-hot on the ground, of the skins of mighty beasts recently torn and flung down by the hunters. S »rlet and crimson in every shade, they are cut by a machine,' Which makes nothing of their weight and thickness, into the exact parrallelogramr required for the Forth bridge and for ship-buttding purposes, after which they -are stacked in heaps resady for delivery. n^ flan w« nose muM eom to the I Wl^, of ooarse hj oring ham's Cobh BxxBACTon. Pataam'a ^ki' l* e^fi m ^tn^or ^m giT«|^ aniyersll of reid mw^im 'a Bztraotoe^ j^ f tors, Kii^^n. ' .per"isih^|kiiid SBMy^UKj^^^nblie twjfrjirjii tffl^nBB^ni^ffnRltutas oqil?jii g^noine Pjitn^ son Ck), The_Sj for sal That NsRviLiirK, the new fu^' is a good article. Some indeed^ -t,^.^ the old-fashione d pre iarationa arejostl good, bat any spfl |R fg|^trta|gr by fizpendug t cents en ik sample I '»rf^nV!^e7vffiiW,«ttkii'nfc«r „ caieit e(|aal it fo^ inteJniModal tr extercal liefaM^ Alwaya s pe e dy in cffaot, prompt: and certain in in ;vesy cure. H. S. Web- Â¥*fi^£*?f»^^*i^^^' rMfcwtgqaetB spte'VefyfigHy'o? If^lui'e as a rem- e d y i e» tooth iie h o H d -aenrrtgia." -All- iS^i^l^ton's S druggists and country dealers sell ine. Try it to-day. Charity bawls â€" Those at a foi •â- yi«™- :^^â€" p Cald feet »nd hwds »ieeert»ia JadloatiopB || IWHf- i W Kins Street, East, TerAnte. feet cucuation of the blood. Dr Canrn s StoMach "" ten Diomutes the oirculation keep* te boweiv teg A bachelor of^arUi â€" 4n ^om||liah^d lady-kiU^r. Peinaps the most extraO' has atcain( Uut of 7lSt m fttartli WHILES. Once a certain fad thought, in an ab- sent-minded way, that he was in Sunday school, when-he really^ was iu weekday school. "What state do you live in?" asked the teacher. "A state of sin and misery," drawled out the boy. "Did you pass the hat V the pastor of a Texas congregation aaked his deacon af :er the morning service. "Yes, I did," said the deacon, and then, looking into the vacant interior of a hat that wanted nothing but lining, he added gloomily, "and BO did everybody else." Not long ago a young Florida negro named Romeo married a young colored girl named Juliet. They now have twins, which they. have named Romulus and Ramus, and they are all drajru to church on Sunday by a horse called Pontius Pilate in a carriage called Noah's Ark. • ;, "What are you doing, pet ' "I am study in' my Sunday school lesson." "Is it hard " "It's awful hard. Here's a question I can't answer. It says, 'Who was it said all men are liars ' Do you know .who it was, pa?" "Yes; it waSj.. David." "Divid! How did he come to say that, pal' "Wei!, I don't know, pkt. Maybe he was running for cflice." Littlo boy has been swearing, and mamma, to punieh him, washed thorough- ly the inside of bis mouth with soapsupa, "to," as she explains to him, "clean away the naughty words." A fij^w days later, while passing the bathrroom, she sees the jonngster with his face piie mass of suds, and his mouth so full that she barely understani's'his splubterring ex- clamations. "Getting them all out, mam- ma Swore five times yesterday " The late Dr. Maovlam uadd to teU ofa tipsy Scotchman, makii^ his way home on a bright Sunday morning, when the good folk were wending their way to thei kirk. A little dog pulled a ribbon from the hand of a lady who was leading it, and as it ran away from her, she appealed to the first passer-by, who happened to be the inebriate, asking him to whistle for her poodle. "Woman " he retort- ed, with that solemuity of visage that only a Scotchman can auiime "Woman, thk is no day for whustlin' I" VSEFilL RECIPES. BuTMKjTCT PiB 'â€"Three "teae ap s of sweet milk^ one teaCttp, of sw^et cream,, threp well-beateki aeggs; a Oittde cup of butternut meats, and sugar and spice to taste. Bake with one cruBti.v Bbead Saucb. â€" Poul: half a-piht of. boiling milk on a teaspobnfnl of fine breadcrumbs and a small ohion, stuck with three or four cloves, a small blade of mace, a few peppercorns and sa^t to taste. Let thp. sauce siminer five min- utes, add a small pat cf fresh butter, an^ at the time of serving remove the onion ipdmace. ^ifi'j'i '"â- 'â-  I ,^:' ' )tiM riCKi^B.â€" One |:^tl^ bf^^^les â€" pxg^ilppa.ohwater, shfepoim^ilt^t, thtoe- btfP^ -trMMpetal/ f oa/0qn!ftdb of 4oMrse broam si^wnapA .ensi pmfbuno- Mie«. Bab'tl]^ham»^e^abMAii:iOtwo oo three- times- with-sij hyytbaapi^ 4n this ^ekl» and lea9e,«^;.we«^uhB when they â- ^1^ 'be reJMly to'pat' into the^ smoke Xbos. AsjQ TyA£E^-^^twlflmflMk 'Mfe tf iftMR f|Mdly4»kHp^cB)ttbstback bv the Dixon treatinentof iju 2,000 patients treated durinur me six months, tuUy ninety per cent, hafib cured of this stabborn malady. Thia^a nd^e the IBS' startlim; when it is remember^^lSi^ not five per cent, of the patients presenting themselves to the regalar practitidoer^ Hf.' benefitted, while the patent medioiaes alae other a dvert is ed- c ures never record a «ure ai from themj'alLâ€"BtMtiug'-wHii-tiie cisim^ new ceseraU} believed by the most scientific mer that the dlaeuie is due to the prepenct- of living parasitM yif-ttestlaiuas, Mi.Jiix- on at once Maj^tcA" Mi flace to' thei! extermination this accomplished the catarrl IspracticalLy cured, and tne penoaamoy is un- questioned, as cares etfected by huu four yeart G^O are qogbs stlUU No oipe else has ever at tempted to cure Cipwh in-this manner, and ni Other treatment haslever cured caUrrh. Tht {negation bf ,m? reit»i^:ia «nn#le and can bt fonS at tabaua^ and tnavpitaaaot se*s6a ot tti« jrcat IS the. most fiyorabla tor a spaei^ tmo persiaiwat Utae, tha, msioitttir of caiws bems lorui^ at iaae trealmen$H. tSndarers should ooc^ i;K9poDd with Messrs. A Q. uIXoN SOH, 30 J^mg-street Weot, Toronto, Canada, and eui^lo i' 'stamp for their treatise on catarrh.â€" JIfontrea Star* Would it be just to say that, all physi cians partially get their living by pil lage Dr Catboii'i Fu'monarr C ju;ta Drops phoald be used in ttlmost every houwhold in Oaoadtt it is oae of tht be: t aud safeut cuugfa remeuies known. In laige botUtt at 50 cents A P 212. IMOtefirsBB^li ~i»Kian«M^rULL sewaur'USiigfeia^ Sea the jBBei. ayForsaleby lOothoQMiir name ia on Dealen. the'be't ManutperlMt. loakotlOadalta. TBTTdS, witk a Spin! I invented. Took taa Oo'ei erety H^d« the hatdaMworkor year* praetioal Jan free. AildreH, ,H I|CrBBI4L TEVSS oa. atdalt.^tfk. TotMto. OntL wSSi^^l^TSffSS^^JPSSPiSlJf^^S .8dd by rwrtr.- ii» thronrii the Domlniwi Sandfot E. DIXON i CO; 1^ ii-â€"^ I â- anntaetaren ef Star Ktvet f^ltoather Belting I *- â€" '1 f 90 Kins Street, East, Terente. ' TJhge double Driving Belts a spedaltr. SsB '•?or|moe Usta and Disoouats xe a posUive rcmed.v f r tlio tfbo\-o dfsease by Ma looswiiUpf ;as«a. oir. Uia^vonii Und.aoa of Ions __. »BgiiwiW » i iwitui i. li iaWe;»» »n« i» B lntiTftitS !?lii itf-otBcacy, that. I will seTid TWO BOTTLES FKEE, to- .:: jg;6thirwith»V.\Lr.iBLE tkeatiSEoii this «ils«aBe,ti» sufSBuercr. GivoKxpn-ssnnap. O. miilrpss. i na. T. A. EsLOCUM, ISI realist.. New Torfc. R, SALKSMEN work, GOOD PAY TO .MEN WHO WILL CU-4SE Brothei-.s, Nurserymen, Lakei.on, pc Ob^ _^ Aiy fJiK-ON Ayi!LlCCt!.u Wilrl ctlKOJ^JC BriEOMATISM WiU bear oi Bomethi' g gr^a 1} to tn .ir adTuDfc'tsie bv' "en 'ine thei^ adires^ Ui,on a p'lB. earn tii iha EHEt.MAXn^ Belief Cj.. t'jiunfcwjod, Uit. OR SALEâ€" TIMBER, COAL. A.TSD IROH QBE landj istoci, fruU, aitH truck farms, ftrigc groVes, rann^e», la ali Homhbra Slaw. Aldie3=i W. H Stuart, 62 Caroiidelet Su., Istvr Orleaus, Lonitiaua. ^â- TC TOTaoTAJTc" EXPEKSES A MOATifGuAE fpf W ANTBED to AOENTB eiei^wher (Hr.tt'arr nthffi.^SeindS'ampforieply. IV. A.hOASSk CO;, fjcoot'),- Canada. ' â-  " TELBGR4PHY Rai way and Comiuercial X elegra- liCy thorjufcniy tuu^ht by txiieneuced rperaior AidrpRswith stamp DOMINION TELfGRAcH »N ST 1 TU â-  K, 32 Ki 1 E. Toronto. J 4 a. THOR -i E M^r FKbt Moody's Unvr T-' *r„^ ... ^i Dress Cattmg. PROF. MOODY Toronto, Oat^ DliilDCD CTAMDO Ail kiudu ut' met letamKHmodt •UoOCn. ^llW^|^^to ara«: D^ers, tJeic Inkets, Railr.iad,' B.dMng, Kotary " aiit Society seals tfo. Agents waatird. CoOC BUNKER, 36 King dt, Woit, Toronto. ' •-â-  " â-  â-  â-  ' rii 1^ v^ I, • FOR PtttbT-CLASs .... *crt8 lanrt in bmrii Ditttic."., ' th? G-irdenpt Sauinem Ma' itotia," ul whicb there has bet n brokea kna bsLkiet ihis reuon, 32u acrte, which is all r ady to sow tte seed on in h spring. ThH first crop ^hiu d nice tnaa pi^ the price f jiMand. Tennf liDtiral* Address BtHE"I63. t ndon Utn U. AWARE THAT Lorillard's Olimaa FI^^ beartng a r«d ttntag' that lAflnard's Rose I,en.f fine cut that Lorillard's ,Nnvy Cllppinea, and that Lorillard's Snails, ara tlaii|tas», Xlfe.^ixJ^ibo.'lief(«iKlchtopest.;uBltty considered 7 Oonipound. O^yg"©^ J H LINDSAY. CROCER^ 60 KING STREET West, Toronto, writes â€" Have suffered for years witji 0yipepsia felt great distress after e:4ing; dared not eat';bread or potatoes thoi;^ht tfiera was no helpfor me that I miut £uSer whfle I Uv«d was Indi^saa «o try "Combound Onsa^ti" aWS KiKStreet Wesi at ths end or'threeLweek^could eAt jkiky food I wialffidi and gained six pounds fiaive now takes one jHonttra treatment, and feel Uke anew man altogifther:, no sign of rhfeumattsm,' which has troubled mS every winter for years. iommion Lio@ or Steamships. ^wdag in oonaaottba with the Grand Trtink Bail* rav b( Oaaada. SaUing-Crom Qaebeo every Satnrdayi luring the summer months, and from Portland eifotf Thnraday during Ue winter nonths. -Sailing dalaa trooi POBILAK]^. Brooklyn, Jan. lAt I Oomlnfon, Jaa. n. •tntirio. Jan. 8ib Monireal, ' M« Torontu. Ja n. 15ilt I Rates of pasMttiai CUiia, Quebec to Liverpool fHi ISO, $65, «80. Betuf h, 990, $103, $117, il44, aooording to tsamer and berth. Intermediate S36, Stearaee, ait owest rates. The. saloons and staterooms in steaaen aarked thus: are amidALtps, where but little moUoa felt, and no oartte or iifaeep ana e a r ri ed oa Uiena. • Jta» particulars apply to any Qrand Trunk Bailwaf local agHnfai o£ the OoiimanjiiXtr to OAYIO TttSKAffCS A CO., Gteneral Agents, Montie*. CAUTION! ' BACH P^UG OF THR MYRTLE NAVV FOR SALE OB £X«HANGE Ontiro Ptrm or City urcperty, 649 bread batter and place on a platter. Whm the^^ are done, place oaei on each piece of toast, season the milk and poor over. GUmd -for s change. R. W. PlliTTHIf Real ' Bstat^ kgertti*- Commi sionerfV Oiiaikatf,' ^rihfce, Flntaciiil Ageaft. 'RoiKjiaC Am^Ha}Tllak9^Bi,Ttr nw. HofttX t0iiMHi»- li^tatts Managed, t^oijecties Exohauged. AND ESPSCIALIY THOSE WVINO ON' RESTED raRMS, ft shculd send me ooatal card, with addreseit for Section «l Mtp ana par dculars of t .. e special offer made by the. St Paul, iMeapolis Manitoba Ry., f r their lands in ths \Bedfitrei* Valley, -witleiin shore distance of wwlc Only 50c. per acre down; alao Nine Million acrevJ i^'ree GrOVtrrr- ment 4iHDd itt ihe IHwtleMountaia and Deril' Distritits, North Dakota. Rarticalam free. ...... j H. F.McNally,. " â- :â- â-  ' â- ' ieb. TMv."iAgM|t,T i»" ' ' St. P«al, Utia. 'Manitoha Rafl'Rrajr, .M^IfTpiON THIS PAPER. TORONTO,' ONT IS MABEED IN BRONZE LETTERS. 1!J 0NE OTHER aENTHNE. .dUmLine Bayal Mail StsamsmpB* Bailing during winter from Portland every ThnrMac " nd Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and tn eunma ?r«p £tiiebeo ev«iybtfurdv toUveniooI, oallins at Idta lonaerrytOlKnd malls aaiTpaseengen for Sootlandapd Ireland. Also from Baltimore via Halifax and St. Joka'a !I£ V.,' to Liverpool fortnightly daring summer montka. riieMaKners of the Glasgow lines sail during winter to :wBen Portland and Glasgow, and Boston and Glaagow alternately and during summer between Qnetiec aod Glasgow and Boston and Glaagow every week. For freight, passage, or other informatics ipply to A. Schumaoher Co., Baltimore «i. Ounard Cqt_Halifaz Shea Ck)., St. John's r. F. Wm. Thomson Co., St John, N. B. j .Ulan Co., Chicago Leva Alden, N*« Fork H. Bourlier, Toronto Allans, Bae fr Oom ^ebeo H A. Allan, Portland. Boston. Mta'« treal POSiratteaiw and WnSbiS inio oondittoii, Hotaaa Cows, Calves, Sheep and pigs. The TOBXBsaaa QAXXI.fi. FjlbQBK is used and reoommended by nrst-oi tai nreeders." Milk CMtle produce adore mfik and butMr It fattens in one-fourth the usual thne and savea foM. Price 25 cents and «1 per box. A doUar box eo nta l iw JOOFwda. HUGftI MILLER Co., AaKicmjXuaai .CebhuK 167 King St East, Toroalo. For sale by Druggisits everywhere. JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF It is the only preparation of the kind which oea '" tains all the nutritious, together with the stimulating, properties of beef, and the oiily vne which has the power to supply nourishment for brain and muscle. IVf ERlDEN T:^RIT AMA QO., a- 15 i SewYoifc Heridoi (CU), Chldi^SfirFnmoiseo, London, (Eng.). BRASGH §^S0t9teBMior. CsaauadauLW^OifglUk Stveitat Vbm*f*^'h Ont. wares uiqdgi tto^l^eaBian that Uuv were of dSnCmmUt^ixe, we are oompell- ed to ask special sttintion to the above TBADB HABKS The tact Oat our name and Trade Harks srebeioKsoelaae- ly imitated should be a sofBeieni guaran- tee to the jwbiic that am- wares ara'tha Srsr IN XHB VOBUX 1847 Sogers Bros/^. MARg,