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 5^ li^tish Jews.. must bl •™." Pessary tS?^- «f novelty's =ouldhave ,». ^n estav b "« ^ery gjJj 'ea, then, that ?«t»metocoffle 'ol'tery 0^1 fou might make ;:--«• ""y hall be happy to, ' " can minagfe was at present T^ttat Samoa f 3 wardrobe. putting on a not, at leaat, of /â„¢. Simply d if you have .enough, send line. We shall 'i or before " ength is not yet ED. 3ience- "Whataris- entific testing of liatever the sub- • have to do, but arters that there 8 except such as ned â€" that is, aa- ason appalled to it Christians in- truths just as ivhich the senses on cannot arrive Y other faculties either the sen- s insist upon is in life and char- as ascertainable re not what peo- sm. They are not hey are realities. It independently cavitation would 'ere blotted out ;in forthwith to v^ere called into truths do not ty to appreciate nally the same, lem; it perceives cannot perceive the mind which ;at the world re- t. The one in- 1 the other, hut itence than the lusion that the written in the ious truth that •der, to commit conclusion that and rose again ;ious truth that •y are portrayed a unique moral [ualled ill human conclusion that e of an Infinite which all things uth that we can piritual commu- ,ther of spiriU. truths, not con- lental creations, kve the capacity ious truths than aoacity to per- •u'ths. AndMjr 3ity to perceive imary reUgwus ty and goodness 3 of society is belongs among of a diseased in the hospitel philosophv on risms,whiiwe il consideration ling of oar ^^ aateofq«"»* ncieutPfj;^' ^^^"^^^ ueer it»"** SlABTLINfi INNOVATION. '.„A Palsification of Engliah Going. 0i CHIErS TO BE BABISHED. lie Voyace of a Small Boat. r»»if GlESE REVEXGE ON BKinSH 2.0(10 tiiiiT •' iXfi Italian workmen were ...pftiti;; Forth Bridge. ' „encan tourists are showing more and ' ' -ii^lity to much neglected \V ales. ,1 to still further enlarge the necessary land can be nZoo if the â- ,,-jcbt- The daily edition of the London Graphic t vet the phenomenal success that was " nork going on at Milford Haven con- jtije report that the Atlantic steamers ;;e to land there. If is stated that the Zulu chiefs who were • year found guilty of rebellion are to be- Jrted to St. Hele-'na. The rents of apartments in fashionable -te of London are said to have advanced ioper cent, since last season. Tie Englisli middle classes seem to make cpecialty of into.xication and disorder every •i^ there is alegal holiday. Princess Beatrice has grown to alarming Toportions, aud is undergoing treatment to -tiiuce this too much mortal flesh. Those professing to know all about it say •,e ocean racers of two lines will forsake L-verpool for Holyhead next year. More hotels are to be built at Ventnor, i,!e of Wight, which is reviving its " ancient Viries" as a place of fashionable resort. When occasion requires, Mrs Gladstone elps her luisl)and's secretary in accomplish- i^' the enonnous cnrrespondence daily. English girls of the period are wearing .vc"las!-C's with a wide band of black ribbon, fi:ere is nothing the matter with their eyes. All the London hotels are now filling up :ast. anil at the leading ones travellers are r/jt received unless rooms have been " be- rpokeii." An anonymous friend has donated £2,o00 :(.war(ls the support of ten missionaries in poor and neglected districts of London for :ve years. An Englishman claims to have discovered i means by which the juice of grapes or spples can be preserved unferfliented for so ioug as seven years. There are said to be three or four ladies well ivv;u in Lonuoa society who are determin- •itoapiicar at the next meet of the Coach- i.-Chilp (111 horseback, astride. W. I). S;\\-i. an Indiii.n Government offi- ..'.. r ,;,;:,; c I forty -seven elephants in one liive aX riiizangiri. in the Garo Hills, on :\li. 4. They inade his total catch for two ::.ftnth: nearly ir)0. The two brothers Da vies, of Crewe, were â- tntenced to death at half-past four in the :.iy. and by ten minutes after live portrait k.oilels of the condemned youths were placed ;ri till- "Chamber of Horrors" at Madame Tnussaud's, London. It is alleged that the falsification of Eng- sii •â- â- oiiis by clipping and counterfeiting has 'inf to a greater extent during th« last few /cars than for a longtime before, and that -lings have got to such a pass, that it is hard y safe to arcept coins at all. The in.'iignia of the British Order of the P«tli. which has heretofore been made of :»lil, is to be of silver-gilt hereafter, and in- i'.wA (if Ix-ing made by a jeweller they will i* tv.nitit out on contract at so much the '.o:e hy a I'.inningham firm. Tile lb itisb cr-niser Reindeer, just arrived 'â- 'Lm/Wnv from Mozainbicxue, experienced â- â-  ri'-.igli lime at the hands of the Portuguese. The (ittieers were completelj- boycotted by -t Portuguese, all the merchants absolute- â- â-  rl!;:^â- inL: to sell them even the necessaries â- rlifc. â- - " Tasiiiaiiiaii and Australian apples and ;- Ars are once more appearing in the London -arket. and by their good looks ensure a -i'ly sale. In" resjiect of flavor these fruits -re mostly good, but there is a cei-tain flat- â- â€¢tss. due "doulitless to deterioration in 'â- 'ansit. The master of a brigantine has been fined y the Ikiard of Trade at Plymouth for ne- r'tcting to serve out lime juice to his crew !i a long voyage." He offered them grog in i-.eail, which the men refused. The refusal :: grog by Jack in any circumstances what- ever, is probably unique. Mr. Brundell Maple, M. P., will •aortly introduce into the House of oninions a bill to be called the Salaried 'hop Assistants' Weekly Half HoUiday bill, '^his will entitle each paid assistant, who -« been three months in the same situation, have a weekly half holiday, commencing •' four o'clock. .Ir. Danford Thomas says that in the -entral Division of the county of- London 'Od that of Middlesex, for which he is the •ijroner, some two hundred deaths of infants 'ccur annually from suffocation, the great ^â- ajority of which might be prevented 2 the 'hildren were laid tp rest iii cots instead ^f sleeping with their parents: The patent lifeboat Storm King left Gppe fow-n on April 18 for Melbourne. The little "aft, which is only 30 feet long, with an Sj •»ot beam left London on Sept. 12, 1889, »nd was expected to reach Cape Town on ' hristmas Day. She did not arrive Jiiere i^til March 2. She is manned by her in- "'tor, Capt. Joergenson, and a comrade Gained Nelson. Journalistic criticism is a dangerous calling ^ftmgary. An article which appeared re- 'Wly in a journal at Klausenburg gave so I'J'ich oflfence that it led to no fewer than "'rteen duels. The editor of the paper fought four duels, in one of which he killed ais â-  opponent the anth or of th«» obnoxiotts ^ftiele passed safely through three enconn- *f8 and the sub-editor toi the lion's share ^ith six combats. -...l^-r. ' "Always SanriBe Somewhere." *******"" itmrfn nmiriin nfwialiMMi I Though the night be round thee drawn. Somewhere still the EasUs hrightVimg Witt the roByih^^wnT^^ What thongh near the bat is flitting, " And the raven croaks his lay. Somewhere stUl the sun-bird's greeting HaUs the rising of the day Should bereavement's heavy shadow. Pall-like clothe thy stricken heart. And the very stars above thee Cease their lesson to impart. Think the dear one, whose departure Round thy sotd such darkness cast. Somewhere finds the heavenly morning That may rise on thee at last. Gropest thou in failure's valley. Sad, disheartened, and dismayed. Lest as in the past thy footsteps May be yet again lietrayed. Fix thin eyes upon the Orient. Turn thee from the Sorrow's feast, Till the never-failing sunrise Glorifies the darkened East Let us lay to heart the comfort In this sweet reflection found. That, however dense our darkness, Somewhere stUl the world aroimd Dews are glisteninK, flowers uplifting. Wild birds warWine, as reborn. Lakes and streams and woods and moun- tains Melting in the kiss of mom Ne'er was night, however dismal. But withdrew its wings of gloom, Xe'er was sorrow, but a day-star Hinted of the morrow's bloom Ne'er was woe, but in its bosom Was the seed of hope impearled; There is still a sunrise somewhere, Speedinjf, speeding round the world There is as macfa in planning as in doin^ ..Jknnwork. 501. A Child Accidentally Shot. Toronto, May 8th. â€" A most distressing accident occurred at noon the other day when four-year-old Jennie Long, who resides wi^li her parents at 113 Duke street, was shot in the face. Ernest Stephens, a Royal Grenadier recruit, boards with the family and left his rifle loaded with a blank cart- ridge in his room. The child was sent to call him to dinner, and noticing the firearm picked it up. Stephens attempted to take it from her, and in the scuffle the gun was discharged, the powder lodging in the child's face and eyes. Dr. Ghent was called in, but cannot as yet say whether the eyes have been destroyed. specific â€" Dr. Sage's Catarrh stands, united it falls â€" the Jitter be good than great. *•» competition. '^^' '**•* *»erdon^ The YouTl tawe latt«r bnsineflB ia A perfect Remedy. Divided it tripod. The roses of the June time Are O so fair to see. But fairer than these flowers are Is the rose that blooms for me On the cheeks once pale and hollow. And God be thanked, I say. That the rose of health and happiness Blooms out again to day. That is what many a man feels like saying when he sees some member of his family re- stored to health after a long and wasting ill- ness. In many households there are persons who seem to be fading out of life slowly. There is a general debility that indicates a lack of vital force. The blood seems to be blood only in color. There is often a dry hard cough. Might brings no refreshing sleep. What shall be done to Ward off disease which is making slow but sure efforts to secure another victim Let me tell you Get Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and fight the enemy with it. There is noth- ing like it to build up a weakened system, and restore lost vitality. It is a most won- derful tonic, nutritive and alterative, or blood-purifier. A "Scratch Company. "â€"" A Cat Show.' â€" Punch. "Nothing But Skin and Bones," is the inelegant though appropriate expres- sion used in describing the appearance of many females whom Xature intended for perfect specimens of her handiwork, but who have been reduced to this distressing condi- tion bj' some of the organic troubles, peculiar to the sex, stjded "female complaints," the symptoms of which are "an all gone feeling," weakness in the back, especially mornings nervousness, and sometimes hysteria. The cure for these beauty-destroying troubles â€" and an undoubted one in every case â€" is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescri^)tion, and it ren- ders it unnecessary to consult a doctor â€" a disagreeable duty for a modest woman. Of druggists. In a doubtful stateâ€" Wonder if she loves me AUMen young, old, or middle-aged, who find them- selves nervous, weak and exhausted, who are broken down from excess or overwork, resulting in many of the following sjrm] toms Mental depression, premature oi age, loss of vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams, dimness of sight, palpitation of the heart, emissions, lack of energy, pain in the kidneys, headache, pimples on the face or body, itching or peculiar sensationabout the scrotum, wwting of the otgana, dizziness, specks before the eyes, twitching of the muscles, eye lids and elsewhere, baahfulness, deposits in the urine, loss of will power, tenderness of the iM»lp and spine, w»k and flabby muscles, desire to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep, constipation, dullness of hearing, loss of voice, desire for solitude, excitabUity of temper, sunken eyes surround- ed with ijiukn cibclk, oily looking skin, etc., are all symptoms of nervons debili^ that lead to insanity and death imless cured. The spring or vital force having lost its tension every function wanes in consequence. Those who through abuse committed in ignorance may be permanently cured. Send you, address for book on all diseases peculiar to man. Address M. V. X,UBON, 50 Front St. E., Toronto, Ont. Books sent free seated. Heart disease, the symptoms of which are faint spells, purple lips, numbness, palpita- tion, skip beats, hot flushes, rush of blood to the head, dull pain in the heart with beats strong, rapid and irregular, the second heart beat (Quicker than the first, p4in abont the breast bone, etc, can jgp8ip.vely be cured. No cure, no pay. Scnofbr ImoR. ' Address M. V. LtJBON, fiO Front Street Eart, To- «nito,Ont. In fire minutes a wmiiaa can clean up • 'man's roem in soch »^way tlutt it wiU take ' him five weeks to find where she put tiiingi. Id Chronic Cough Now! Tor It yoa do not it may beeome con- sumptive. For GbiMMmpUon, Serofvla, Ofnnral DOMUy and wiuiing Diaeate*, there Is nothing lUce SCOTT'S EMULSION Of Fore Cod Liver OU and HYPOPH08PHITE8 It Is almost as palatable as milk. Far better than other so-ealled Emulsions j A wondertaF flesh prod new. SCOTT'S EMULSION to ptU i»pinu sal ioH aotor w arm pp e r. Be aiMW ««*4 get the getntitte. BaUl by all I DMOmn at OOe. mnd $1.00. SCOTT BOWKE, BeDeTilk. THE SMITli NEEDLE PACKACE. Best thing out. Agrents make %5 per day Samples by mail, 25c. Clembnt Co., 36 King St. E., Toronto. WITBUrt CRCC ^("O otiwlntelrtiw to inaaanee imiQilLO rllLL* onr goods. Write end be etarloeed. o Canadian Watch Co., Toronto. Can. 81 0.00 i|EL tor men and-women. Address T. a. SOHV « Adelaide Stract Weil; Toraita and (Work F ENCE The Cheapest, Strongest and Best Fence for Farm, Garden, Orchard, or Town Lots. IMcca from 4oc per rod (l6j ft.) Send for price list.â€" Toronto PIcbet Wire Fence Co., 821 River St., Toronto. 1117 Bookkeeping, Banking, Penmanship, DliL Shorthand, Typewriting, etc. at Cana- dian Business Universi^ Shorthand Institute Public Library Bldg,, Toronto. Circulars free. Thos. Bcngough, Manager. GANGER and Tumor Specialist. Private Hospital. Xo knife. Book free G. H..McMichael,M.D..No. 63 Niagara street, Buffalo, N.Y Stonemasons Wanted (Both Cutters and Builders) in Toronto at Kew Biological Buildings, also at New Parliament Buildings, Queen^s Park. Wages 32ic. per hour. Apply, JOSEPH YOKKE, Jarvis St. Wharf, Toronto. WANTED Mail with One Thousand Dollars to take charge of warerooms. interest in business given. Security or Apply BOX 3IO, MAIL OFFICE. EiMGRAVING ' iLL^uSTRl^.veV WOODENGRAVER. AcvEf-Tr iN^,^ '° '^imgS,tRe:f.tEast. PMPFnrFc, â- " TORONTO, TANADA B IRTMOAL LIHltS For Cironlax Addresa J. DOAN SON, Northcote Ave., Toronto. EAVER LINE STEAMSHIPS. Sailing weekly between MOXTKEAL and UVERPOOL. Saloon Tickets $40, foO and |(». Return Tickets, $80, $90 and $110, according to steamer and accommodation. Intermediate $25, Steerage $20. Apply to H. E. MIIKRAY, Gen- eral Manager Canadian Kthlpplng t'o., i Cus- tom House Square, Montreal, or to Local Agents in all Towns and Cities. THE ALBERT TOILET SOAP COY' of any Toile' Soap in the cpur ry on account of m uni formly ex allent, delicate and fraff* rant aualities. PLATE Delivered anywhere in Canada. LargesC Stock. Lowest Prices. McCausland Son, 7% to 76 King St. West, Toronto. To The FurnitureTrade AND Dealers in Furniture Upholstered Goods We the undersigned beg to inform the Retail Trade that we have a full line of Furniture and Upholstered Goods, also a well assorted stock of Walnut, Prlor, Lounge, Sofa, Easy and other Chair Frames. The goods are weU finished and made of the best seasoned woods. Orders solicited. |De«n City lannfaetaring Co'y, Ltd. 117 K^is Street W., Toronto. AddressWHAlET, KOTCE A CO., 158 fvmmt Street. TMvato. Send fwOktalbRae. ^^ Reyer Failing St, Leon Up to three years ago Dyspepsia, that horrible sensation, wretched iaiii and choking. The yery thought chills me. A friend got cured with St Leon urged me to drink. I did. The choking lumps got softer and softer. I was cured and remain in the very Vieet of health. St' Leon Water will cure when all other mixtures fbiL GeOBSK O. WOiSON, Victoria Square, Mratreal* JLJBAoiiay H you w»tboth,^go to'^reat FaUa, Mon- tana, tuoA help build thft^Great Half MiUioa DoUar Dam across the Missouri, the Twa Million Dollar Smelter, or one of the Three N'ew Janes of Railwayâ€" Nichart Line, Lethbrictes Une, and Pacific Coast Line, all being built by the Great Northern Ry. (St. P.. M. .x., 18,000,000 of free farming lands along the line For particulars send postal card to J. H. UUCKINS. f Can. Pass. Agt, i Palmer House Block, Toronto. THE CONBOY CAITKIAGE TOPS ARK XHX BIST KNOWK. POtiOSEXTilALl Theur increasing popularity is a proof of the ii superiority. Be sure and get a Conboy top oa your buggy. •iin SOHO MACmSfE WOKK8, TOBONTO. CANADIAN AGENTS FOR THE WONDER OF HEALING I CUBES CATABSS, BBSUlCATISlf, XTETT- BALaiA,SOSE TEEOAT,FILES, WOTmSS: BTTBUS, FEMALE COUFLAIITTS, AND EEUOBBEAES OF ALL SINSS. VteainiemaBySSxUmaBv. lViewSOc.$l,$l.TS 70l!n)'SSZTBACTC0.!TewY t feLondoa The demand for Foot Power .inrlilner.r is increasing every year. No Carpenter can afford to be without Foot Hower Hip and Cross Cut Sa\ys, Former, Tenon Machines, etc., etc. Send for catalogue. Ke"^j^lif^, ALL THE WORLD OVER Johnston's Fluid Beef Is used as a Stren^th Giving Food for Invalids and Convalescents. Tne Alliance Bond and Investment Co. of Ontario, Limited. Incorporated February ^Ttli, 1890. CAPITAL $1,000,000. Qenera.1 Offices, 27 29 Wellingrton Street East, 34 36 Front Street East. Toronto This Company tindertakce agencies of every description, and trusts, such as carryinj;: out is- sues of capital for companies and others, conversion of railway and other securities, will give careful attention to management of estates, collection of loans, rents, interest, dividends, debts, mortgages, debentures, bonds, bills, notes, coupons and other securities. Will act as agents for issuing or countersigning certificates of stock, bonds or other obligations. Receives and invests sinking funds and invests moneys generally for others and offers the best terms therefor. Every dollar invested with or through this Company earns the highest returns and is abso- lutely safe. All investments are guaranteed. THE IWESTMENT BONDS of the company are issued in amounts of $100 and upward and offer unparallelled inducements for accunmlative investments of small iamounts, monthly or at larger periods for terms of years from five upwards, and the investor is not only absolutely P.ro- tected against loss of a single dollar butcfi n rely upon the largest returns consistent with security. Correspondence solicited and promptly replied to. W.«. siTO.VE, President. d. F. POTTEK. Managing Director. First-class General andXocal Agents can obtain remunerative contracts bj- applying to MÂ¥n. ti|AKLI.\U. !«iiperiniendent. WHEM LOeS ME HELD UP FOR WART OF SKOW Take yonr Saw Mill to the Logs, by purchasing one of our Portable Saw Mills of 12 to 40 Hotse-Powr^. ||,,j PrtOtIca!, Effioitllt gsrciMf^ andEconomicil ' " HKlis Built. Send icr Circulam WATEROUS [Engine Worka COMPANY. BRANTFORD I CURE FITS! .HOUSANDS OF BOTTLED QIVEN AWAY YEARLY. have them retnni ag^n. ftinncr) Wbeu I My Our* I do aot JMS4 mertlT to stop them for a time, andthea .. 1 â€" I MEAN A RADICAL CURE. £h4v« made the diMaseoflW% Epilep« or r allinsr sickness a Ufe-long study. 1 wfarrant my conedy to Our* tfaa worst ccsee. because others have failed is no reason for not now recnving mre. SMd at Scefor a treatise and a Free Bottle of my infialcihsw Remedy. Give Ebmas a^ Post Office It costs yon nothing for a triai, -md it will curs srou. Address t-4«« A 330A MLCm BrattcH CKTIce, 186 VE8T ADEUUOE »?-RKeT, TOIUIMTO. donfefceration %i(c ORGANIZED 1871. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. FlesM umbOob this paper. BAST. REMEMBER AFTER THREE YEARS POLICIES ARE INCONTESTABLE Free from all restrietions as to residenee, travel or ooenpatloii. Pal4-ep PeUey smd Cask Sarremder Talae CearaMteed Im eaek roUey. â- â€¢ AFFORDS ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AQADfST Provides an INCOME in old age, and is a good InnFESTMENT. Policies are non-forfeitable after the payment of two full annual Premiums. Profits, which are unexcelled b^- any Company doing business in Canada, are allocated crery five years from the issue of the policy, or at longer periods as may be selected by the insured. PreSts so allocated are absolate aad aot liable to be redaced or recalled at aay fatare tlate aader aay clreaaistaaces. Participating PoUcy Holders are entitled to not less .than 90 per cent, of tiie profits earned in the class, and for the past seven years have actually received 95 per cent, of theprofitn so earned Wg C. JLA.CDONALD, J. K. MACDONALD, ACTCART. MANAOma DiRECTOB GOHSv\!iyt\o» Tm« TO TBX JUMlOItâ€" PUaM aboM asMd ««ms«. tts J i jj jMJr aM yoor leadacatfcat II ms'I 'iMcaMaka to aay of j Car the X^ â- ^. I 1 " V II hi-: 'iriilfJianrP'^*" i^^- â-  -â-