HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1889-03-01, Page 3The 100,11',
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.blemajouty tbroinii7;
•144.0.1itirlir'tili1;!14 Of 1214 *IM Vfoot or 4 fiery
T� nip prow
hiititoc4;1;e11r4earth or itir to-dey, for the world
Uit 1020 is mixing the•fittal draught that palsieg
heart and'brain,
4111tzlz(132ati: hNgeerffitiolu.gliTiV13airiri‘ng Ye•1•4"Y'l*
Who blights thi3 hloorn of the land to -
land day
tbensry breath 'of • •
11 the dovil isn't end' .never, war; 9.7iViii0#9419"'
body ilse•eed tell?
Whodogs the steps tif.6406;14ig: • mink and d1/0
• the ,plte for his feet? • • •
Who %wiz. teoFtisittomi!u tth?tz field ot time:whenever
The9deviralrotesd'noetato bo, and of •Poilree the
• • thing ie true;
'Bet who is doing the kind of work the devil
• alone should do? /
We are tad he hi not going:about-se a roaring
NM 49W ; ' •
Butwhere shall 'we hold •responeible for the over-
* •
resting raw
' To he Ileard 10 borne, in church, in sato, to the
• parties remoteift bound„11 0 , • .
the'dovil, by a unaelinotie.yote, la nowhere to
be found? . • .
Won't somebody iitep.to'thez, front forthwith
• make -his bow and shoir and
„•How• the •fraui andthe crimes 9f the day spying
up, for surell We 'W4440 13/10744.?'
Tile devil was fairly voted•out, and Of '`connie.tho
"row! is gone,. • • •
sap bimplo pu plu Xroghl like to know who
Carries 1118 busigess 011: t . •
• The .Oonuneror conquered.
In Routhern ai:OhipSiagoes uly,d tuugut the moody.
cannibal ; •
He'd skinned and tanned the crocodile and:found
' • him very tenable ; •
Not a word of fear he'd uttered, not a word and
not it syliable,7
'• 'When he killeci•the liengal tiger, <end he found
• Linn very killable, '
Ho.clairnedlile strength witsvery great, for beitra
• and liens suitable; .
Be used, to boot the grizzly beer, and foetid hin2
very bbotablo ;• • -
:He olainied4n killing...monstrous enak'eS that lie
wat'veryeapable,
NO boa-boustrieter could, eseapeerforzt gorges' eh.'
•-•s:
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.7Silicliting.hippopotanit he :said he wail
eible, • • , . . .
No jaguar• could Make 'ranee; becange
ho
• wesn'nuineable; . • • .
Helmede the ramping elephant ealonger. retiog•-•
•,. . •
And pulverized thereat -Inc hull, and round him
. pulverizable. . • '
Just thee his WHO camoie shed said, " think
• it quite con:mendable, , • • • • •
if yozi'd,o6n2O and lond•the baby; and lied
• •• 12inlirerytendable," • ' •
• The way shit took tho oar inako this
She piiiieeTiVout al''1°.; • hopie,,AJKI:foutidl. ;
londab)o.
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--14,41,- laued'ar*IIWIlie. jroigiicitioolGOid 4 - n
Mr. Denison, in moving for a idled ocan. A Point Made' to FAIN* the Wearer Who
mitten 'to inquiffe into the desirability of ,?icacematerad; ate'Rnenty., ,
the Government acquiring all electric tele. Gar Saxon ancestor!) delighted in weer -
graph lines in Canada, said he had laid the ing long, forked beards • the Normene, on
matter fully before the House Iasi Pealed, the contrary, at the..periscid °tithe conquest,
and would briefly renew hie argument * not only eherefi them china but also the
favor of It. He had Pointed Ont on • that back of their heade. They had not, how -
occasion that nearly every country in the ever, been long eetabliehed in England
world exoept Canada and the United Statee before they permitted their beards to grow
had . Acquired - the telegraph lines.: In to extravagant dimeneione. Long beards
France, Austria,' Germany, Switzerland were also in fashion in the reign of Hither*
and nearly all over Europe the telegraph 1., and continued eo until the time of
lines, were asounied by the respeetiVe Gov- Henry IV., after whose reign they grew
ernmeets more than twenty year's ago- A fine by degrees and beeutifully lese,..until a
yciung. country like Canada should not be beard wee as rate as the -dodo. But, the
behind' the world, and it wao time we were reformation canoe to the rescue of the
'taking some stepe.to control the lines in our beard and in this way: After the,,,,,sePere7
country. No doubt it would involve a large tion of the Greek and Lot* ohm -Chest the
outlay of money, but he did not see why ,praolioe of shaving became a religion° duty
the. telegraph lineu elemld not be managed among the Roman eftrlesiastioe, by wilF..91
ail well by the Government aa by,private Opposition to. the Greeks, who this day
coixipaniee. Already the Government have ciOntinued to pay reverenoe to a well
owned lines in the Northwest Territory eta •ohin and, are greatly &rooked by the
and Eastern ProYinces,. These lines Were bearafeee lumps:0 eainte in the .Latin
built in epareely puttied, districts, where churches. , The shaving of the chin by the
there were no private lines. It it Was clergyperatively coin
a good thing for; the Government to own various etatiites in ,the Ronri
etioh, unprodnotive lines, it would be 'a muQh By the monastic laws the lay. n1
better investment to control those which ciornmanded to let their •beetile
Pate through thickly populated districts. only the -priests to shave; and
The Government Could borrow money at a previouieth the reformation demi
lower rate of interest hair could a private the marine* of the clergy -hid
company, and would n doubt receive SOM- corrupt that they could not beldie
was a strange thing that the leading lit
Went reventle to repay. he investment. lt from thelaity y their actions, but only by
of the nolninion.ehould' be controlled bias'ena e Pn ' ' e
person living outside of Canada, who w
public opinion in this Country. •In supp
thus able to form, • or apparently for
cj
'Of this he instanced Mr. Wirnares deepest'
to the Canadian prase. This shewed th
a dangerous! loiterer wag plailed in the han.
Of a foreign oonopeuty....thetigt&-ti
Mr. Bernerd, the newly-flleptsd nlember
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seat.
for •Cariboo,.was infe.edoce4 and took hie
Sir Hector Lanievin Pig'eae' nted., the
Annual report of the Departmeet:of State.
Mt, Ellie introduced a Bill to authorize
the assessment of the aelaries on incomes
of persons in the Service .of Canada. -He
explained that the object or the Rill Was to
provide that in places where assessment*
were levied upon salariee or incomee for
municipal: or aohocil perineum, the law shall'
jellied!) Civilllervants,
The Bill wee read a first time.
• Ur- Bowe% in answer to an ioquiry from
Mr. Choquette eaid, that the cost of the
preparation ()ethic electoral lists up to the
suns When the Government' Printing
'Bureau assumed oOntini wee 0414,574 ; _and
the writ einoe find time had been' 024,502.
The value of she 'Plant acquired _in the
burOan wa8.$63,849, -
Sir Adolphe Caron, in answer to an in.
quiry from Mr. Plett,estid the Government,
had agreed to purohade a hoose in King.
uton for the dee of the Commandant of
the Royal Military College.' The price to
bei paid Wee 012,500. The house was; dis-
tant about 2,000 yards! from the college.
Mt.; Haggert, &newer to an inquiry
from Mt. Therien, said itwas not the inten-
tion of the Government to reduce the rate
of postage on lettere. •
Mr. Bain (Wentworth), in inoving for
returns respeeting the condition and owner.
thip of the Douai* Waterloo road,
called attention to the which ie
, being done to traffio in. his constituency
through the road not being kept in a proper
condition, ()Wing to the Government not
giving the,owner atithority to Lint in-cheok-
C.40X4) P., 01% alricall801:014.
troTatecae:icitY: reeft:PrrtOSt-t9onilhlee djauytot onfoawiehheeminf
The Uttegt*Swhtdt• Was in Rotten. and iis
• Her Desertuott, '
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more wonderful :than mben 'Dr. Patertue,
surrounded by test Mabee and crucibluize weg.
visited by his sate:ills majesty. There -ere
U. B. Butler and Charlre Henry Weill:.
barna and others who propOse to make el/
the precious metals tint ,of dirt, and as for,
jewele, there will hereafter, according to '
thee° wizards, .he no reaSon why every
*mein in the world shouldn't have,
diamond earrings and other ornament"
composed of pmcions atones. They pro-•
pose to build a college which, shall be a,
temple to the new science and where exr,
garments! can be carried On. They ' hotted
a circular or " cell -to the awakened" to
eend in their 094tributions. to ,Butler in.
order that the,gentleniazi may proceed to;
build an "'esoteric! college" on the Pacing
90;18C ,Thle college is to be devoted to Mg
culture, There will be a colony of esoteric'
, who will he endowed . ' mikaonicinn 7!..
mended. by power". Those who invest are to be the
sh ohuroh, poesetiors of untold millions!: .,The, call *
conks were issued in patnphlet form and oceopieo.'42oo,
grow and pages. The :reader is informed of the
a writer existentie of a wonderful 'society gilled the
plains that G. N. X. B., or the. " Genii ' of
become eo .Rnowledt,e and Religions." The secrete
tinguished committed to this society are all to be re-
vealed in Booton, and Butler to. be the
medium. The principal theoeophe of Boa.
to ton first got the ciroular and copies were •
cl- eent through the Country to those who were
e- in laver of ' theoeoPhy. Then Prof easier
y Butler quietly waited fin contribotions.
Now thuldeWspapers have got hold of the
-tootterh-tag&E-ActittrdWi.:440.--
• e Piot. Huxley. on the Morals Of Health.
g , Prof. Huxley hag predicted that the time
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n Will COMO when it will be a reproach to be
:9 Mak. When one friend meets another he .•
will as 'soon ask "Are yon honest ? ., al.
"Are , you Well ? " for a mein will be .
Considered foolish, not to ;lay criminal,
n who sick. Such e state Of public feel- .
s ing will some time be brthight about: ••
y Certainly it is true that the -morale et --
3n health are receiving mote: And .nrore -....--
attentionvi.d'A . greatly' increasing number
re of. people every year preventihe develpment •
Of all bleed, pulmonary and liver dieestees.
Thiele proved by the-enorinously increase)* .
tide 'of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medloal.'Dis-
covery, which nips all such ailment).* the .
bud.
'gates, • • , • • ,:. .....- : -7 .....,-:• '',: - • "-1"-- tiikWilki4-"d'Oadclit noati'biliWi..the• Geyer.
' ' 141eViikitnEfteievirt.-- -replied- " that -the Mentehereld'he in a position to &Ream° ti
'GoVerninent vrere at Vreeent having the ,oOntrol of the telegraphlinea.. • .,
ownership.: inveetikatod,: and -whoo that .Bir Hector Lange** replied that t:
point Was settled there would be* nti.more, tbtle had. not '1!et Mlle for the- GOveimme:
canoe for oorciplairit.' • ',' '. . • ...• ''' . . to purehase the telegraph- 144004; '' Heald:
• Mt, Multi*, moved that thU: Boum do. 'the telegraph compeniee .there :were tal
,reeeive iteelf into a Committee Of the ivhole. ways .pOeseeeiug , lines!, ti)?cl he • hardim
to consider' tbe•tolloWing recolution: That thought they Omit* be teken.over. ' The (
it is expedient to remove the'llety on .arti, suMption &liner) would requirn a very la
ildial. fertiliZere and to Pleoe thee' On the sem, much -larger than peopfeWere at p
free:list. He esicilhat under.the present gent Will/nate-Loved in .thett direction,. T
duty of 20.per cent; the farniero Of .catiede,, hen,:._giantipmenbed-• oaid these lines' Viol
, Were 'preVented-frine •ueizr''' till '' or. :ieti2=IL, A ' '&04 • revenue;--but-it '-iva.e ' " -
xere."•-•:,When in 1887 it Weeptilloired• hi linewri thatlitge. undertakings in the haz °• .of
GoVernMent to ()hinge thir'iltitY. to 0. .14 private corporation always,gave e. 124 .,, .•
cillo'oneiit ivaseproposecl-thatfettilizere• :ter reveliee.then • .wiran . in the battle of i:�: he
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should be placed , on . the pee Lot: The :Government; /*aides, Wan* well ,ktia' . ' . •. • ... ee
theftilt Was Abet the Minister Of Pinence
•thaeat, that time. politjcg . la m t, •
. • ,r,•
, Th -is is thq
.withdrew his Motion„ and r,Lthe duty re- eeu trY.,•Hlie• !tutted that : if the Glove - S - ,.. . . . • • , . . • .
ed011d' . tO .`• noito.. it
Veined' the 'same. , The . tithe Ind -inn* 'Went worked' thel'itliiineeado'ilttihOPeipeinsit'.2
arrived when it wee tho. diiti,of the House W,ould have very:. ',1::C•tUrt..?;,, • at . pr.i.ce ..t:bat... qe.fyi.
to . consider wilether.',...4. • _Wag '. net 114 the eeerepy Of,..their, election dee t lt • . •
' : • ii,
interests of the:CLOW:di:an farmer uhat:'. tbie acked t 0 -aleObei for West." Totento''
tax should be..rethoyed; it was i direct withantw'hie nictim -' : . - ''' - .
birrden apron the firmer, ..anclivete .tilie4 Mr: .Denison. withdrew h* motion: . :b • • .
indefensible •. AO a ,. • Metter Of Pelitieo• -Mr, Jainielon diOvert•that,•in•the,oPin' ,.." ., ,_ 2. iy
ecenomy. .. , . . .• , , . , .. of this Henee,lt • is, expedient 10 : preheit,f,
The .followingBills wereintrodriced: 133.0t$ . nioltidti:•44-d'holese-
.4 Bin to iniiorporate , the Aftestsi & be,
. the mannfacture, impertiticin . and Pali'lel V. esi• st.
intoxiaatieg • ."liquore, except for '
..h.entBn.rielleote.thipceoeivyoetfae)ateheed,,04,.....t4mw•ra...ixdgz, ' en. A , Medicine', 'sclentitie
. ;•:A.. ' • ' , , , .
dal perposee. :That • Abe; enforcementadinelat. . ,W:. efiR S111t .910.: to.9t fott ti6
. A.Bill to incorporete the Doniinioo, Zile
keel floOm Company -Mr; airoitaid.. . :kWh' Prohibition. and fifth" mantifirottliCe ...ablillIS • 'RAM picturo trani..03o
:iiiiportotion and, 'gale 'air May.•he.alln • ..;
Afteurantre-Company7-510, Trow,.., -. •• , . , shall be b.. 'the Minton. Governin.
'_- •••A Bill to inoor.porate . the Aseinaboine a through, 'Medially 'Appointed ' mfieere, • , _ , .
Edniontcno RailWay:7-11r. Dawson.' ! • quoted etatietice to prove 7 thet. theft,
, A till amending • the :Apt •. incorporating been a decrease Of criiim'inider the Can • -. •
the Boiler inspection Insurance Companies, 1713;uPetailae Ad-• itrooal option bed Pled
of detnida-Mr.Xtriftin: • • z .. . a sidntery effect, he contended that general
'on motion by Mt. PoStertlutt the/300°e ;Piebibition .Wonld be equally, if not .1nOre,.
(fa into Conimitteftet Supply, • • • .• reatisniolory.:.. The . Morale of ..the' People
• Mr. Mille (Bothwelly drew ettention to and the bapPinees.ef the people would both
the fact that •the Minielet 'of Finaitoe in ?he promoted ' by , prohibition. As betvas
.leyieg the estimates 'were thc,.flonficiaiLad exceedingly itintiifillet0 reech.a division; he
not moved that thei: ho. referred to the .curtailed hio.rediarke.•and trusted the roe*
Conarnittee Of Supply..* .. • • • • • . iiitiOn' would reoeire, it much larger etipliert
' TheSpesikereisid,tha:MOtion hid.:been then forinerly. • ' .' ; , ' :• , • • • • ..
entered in the.tOtes ,and,Prodeedinge by the , Mr. Wood (Brockville) in amend.Clerk, pre, _tonna, and 'Itopi351 •the •• House' merit that all ..the -,WOrCis ate; , the word
would adhere taths roles More - Striotiy , in: '4.4 purimees '' be °Mittel,. and the following
future: ' ' ..,.• : .. .. setbstitpted : .: •'' Weep' the Piiblio' eentirnent
Tho gouge then resiolved itself into 'a of the country 18 Ape for the reception and
Committee Of . Supply. , , • ... . ' ..., -::i. • enforcement of Birth :a. Mount° of prohi.,
OA. the item for Outlining, • • • . . • . . . . .
hathen, referred to the 'ergo. num. • Mr. Taylor motedin itineridinent tortIle::
irsterneoffiehilie,whe redenvel- • • •ameiidment that 'ill tit' words . after the
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e. OM fines from seizures in addition Word. "purposes" be afro* out, ._tind the
to their salaries." The.eyeteirt of allovring f9116Wing'seibetituted :: : "If it be found On
officers of the _department. to ' participate Arp., toe yore of tha . qualified • electrireof . the
the.p.tofits from,Beizareir Wes, he bellevedi, DOMinian bering 'Bret been taken, that the
a•vicioris one, and one calculated to •clio... Majority•thereofatehr favor of la prphibi,
importerg.kith trade and int:het great' herilthip. cis,n tory law, which Shell also make full prori.
seen fot,coinPensating those engaged an the
' :Mt." :Ferguson (Wellaiiily.:conentred. en,_ manufeottite of en* liquor.". • " , • .' '; •'.
tirely iiiihe toenail* of :the laid..,spealrer: , • Mr. Plebe!' mid there, might. be' /good
In his Elie •county ,Ctleterea•T:offieere• hid grenade for asking:theCprohibition.be.eub-
.00oketed as ' high 'as 01,100 'pr., it- year • from misted to •thst. people. apart • from. every
fieiZeree, and Bubjeoted in . niany ,oeftee other queetion... He could' not • ficeept the
n2erehante to . the inconvenience of a oestroh amendment to the ' antendment, • hewed*
where there. viaa not the. plighted ground because itassetted the prinoirde of coinpen-
for soapiaion. • • • • . •• , • • : - 'tuition. .He did not think the adoption" of
.,On the item:a for 'the Postroffiee.. Depart, the amendment werild ' he. tiny- 'aid to the
went, •
• tereperance ostriC . He • thciught . 'th4 :the
: Mr. Mitchell .• ininires1:1thethei or not .irne frieildAt 'of prohibition 'Would enpport:
the, GovernMent intended - 1.0.• tednoe .the :themiginelteirointien....•• • , • ..• . • 1.... ,
rate of ptietage to . two :cent O- for :the' half ' Ili. Mitchell inoved. the adjotitement of
the debate, • • • ' 2. ' • ' ' ' '
' Mr.. Lenderkin _Moved, That whereas
..dietillera are allowed a tobete.Of duty upon
coin *Totted fin'tde • in the, manufacture
of mid* for export; it ie,--in,:the Opinion
thie Eimiee„ het j4t and right that farmers.
end itOOk roisters', who import. obeli to teed
cattle Oli Other steak .fOr. export, .should
aleo. receive a Similar' rebate. He held :this)
wits A Menet of jiiitiCe to the who
' were enffering .frour. the present diebrireina-
tic* againetthem.• ' --.. '• .'• ,,, . , :' •
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..• ,Aceidente mill Malik*, • • .
Miss Qeshingten-I eihnit Arthur, that
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,thie is not the fitettime I have been engaged.
but Peci 00(3y:our noble, generous heart• -:-
'Little Brother -8,16;1h° baby's got yotir
hag of engagement tiega.,' ,' .. • .
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•Sauce or the•Goose..
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' Eftl-i ate going out, dear, ,to see a friend
' She -,,Well, I'll.go with you. TM thirsty -
RT .1VITIRRAY
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, Tan 'ileTztvigra atm,.
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She . May lie Slow; But •She Generally
Comprehends the Situation. :
' The typewriter girf nifty eouretiines be a.
little Blow, but ' generally comprehends. the
satiation with .neatnesie and despatch. The
Chicago News tells this story: ,
'Darling Bessie,"seid Mt...Hoover to hie
lady typewriter, "mill you marr'y.me? Since
you have dome like a gleam of sunshine to
•gladden my.existenoe I have lived 'in a
• radiant light of your ethereal presence and
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pessionately-7-!'• • :
",Please spin& a, little slower; Mr. "Eloo-
' ver;" said the fair typeirriter, interrupting
'him,. while her fingers continued -to fly over
the keys) of her madhine. . "'Ethereal_
. ••preeence-pinerionately.' Now:I amzeady
• to•procieehd.' • • ,
Great Scott Mies Caraniel," exelehne•
d
her inoployer;." you are ,xiot • taking down
any offer marriege On that infernaltype-
writer, are . .
"A en:Toast," shrieked Min Caramel..
• "Why, salt is. • I didn't nether. I thought
. you were dictating. • Forgive, rte, dear'
liam. I am yours. And now, since I have
• made 'this foolish:him:0er, ;please .sign. this!
paper and I Will keep f$ an a immense:"
,
'the marriage .toOk place 'according' ,tri
contract. -
I is is Medium
• • Hui OY
Prof: Huxley, tells 'the .world, through
the Pall Mall Gazette, what he know's' about
spiritism. He 'Milted a talented A.merioan
woman' who Was' a" medienr, and at first
was Much impressed with the fa l't
which she rapped out miedageil. Summoning r'
his proverbial ekeptioism his aid,- he -ber
tedenbled his vigilance, and goon -Mad up
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mind that the .rapping was done by
Means Of the too. By patient cultivation
of the Beirond toe of each toot, he soon had
two light •fantastic toes of hie own, and
soon became a port Of bright rapper him.
self, .and: -while standing with , a group of
pouting in it ,parlor had no diffieulty in
making them believedhat the sounds -pro -
welded, from all parte Of the room. Hie
experience ,is curiously in line with 'the
revelatfone mede by Mies. Pot and Mr.
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Horrifying Shincler. .
• Mrsi.:Pe Pink---," Oh I. Oh!. Oh i X *all
ge. distracted." • ' • • ,
.Mr, De Pink (epringing to her eide)7-
" Merciful heavens! What hao heripeired ?"
• 11:The ivatherwomen has made:a mistake
-and Bent ore. one Of Mr. West:intro lace
handketchiefe." .. • „ '
,• "Well, what Of it?"
.1! What of it ? •Vitirat of it ? 'Oh you -
you ---Why, Mrs.. Westend, meet have
received my miserably cheap, imitation
lace handkerchief, and it has, trijt name on
, Mr. Haggett eiticlaciell. a change Was not.
kt•prinierit contempleted:,'
Mi. Bain inquired, if the'Governinent had
considered the feasib lity Of 'increasing the
weight of lettere te be carried for three
- cents from half an otureel0 Miftefinoc?
Mr. Haggart said he intended bringing
in a Bill during the present session, involv,
inga namber Of changes in ',Post -office ' re-
gniationsi•of which theft mentioned by : the
line.' gentlerban would be.one. '
Mr:Beidett suggested that ineuffieiently
prepaid lettere, where the nameof the
sender 'appears on the envelope, should be
tetinnedrot loll postage in'etead of being.
0001 to to the deed letter office.
•Mt. ;Ilaggart .-eaid inatrgations to this;
effect had, already been ideusd to most of
the city postmastere. .
• The item passed, ,
Sir. John Thompson, in engeer to in-
quiries! from Mi.. Barron, 'amid the Joimito
Estates Bill had' been before the O-overn:
inent for cOrieideredicki, and the Minister
of •Jiistice had on tlie.16th .tilt. repotted to A Pekin weekly newepeper hat :last
tlie Excellency tecorneninding that thie finished a ' serial story , which oontained
Act, along with. 112 others paided by the 2,040 chapters, You get the Worth'of; year
(babe* Legislature at the' same session, •money in china. . ' • : .
should go ink) operation, • The report' An Atchison WO'nCD witIa farnily ,.,..
was approved -on the019t1, ult d tho gide/ raised thein up with the, fixed deter-,
result was at once temmneicated to the minittion that not one of thenj should. ever
Oovetninent of Quebec). The Aide tended ''inarry a Missourian, a Democrat or a man
•by •the Z,Aegislature of Queb00 were ; re, named l John, and the very first one to
inquiry front *Mr. Btirdett, said he would from catching, cold, but the law id geeing to,
I
&deed by the' klecretaty agitate on Aegtisit married all threa---Kantas City ' Tune*. '
Eich loot. : , . . 4.' Preneh phyifician plaints to give an
:•fitir Motet Langevin, in -answer to an 'antidote Whieh*will forever prevent „people
have to Wait niitilthe supplementary esti. intestigato him. " .: •
mates, Camedow,, when hp would *OR ,.. Of 26,000 criminate 'street)* in •Paris
whether or not the Government intended 16,000 had not attained the eigeot 20.
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No Painful Ccintroats. 7 #
•_ Reselie--" Did you heve a nice thole'
Mre. Fergueon's theothet evening?" -
Mabel---"Qh,. delightful!' But imoh ew-
i fully homely girls as there4ere there,'
•
• Easalie-•-•" So kr. Sammerly WEIB tolhing
,nia; he said there wasn't a decent -looking
one in the,roord." •
fle Had Beek,. '
They, were talking about confidence,nron
and relatiitg their experiencee, When one of
the group turned to the major and asked
" Major; were` you ever donfidenced, ? " :
" T was," he promptly replied. '
" Where ?''.', '
" In Chicago,"
When?"
• ." When I Married my second wife."
•tee Winded No, Credit.
Clerk (calling boy)---Citehl ••
COuntrymeri-Great turnips', can't you
•.tiveliedirlie to get my pocketbook -out?
don't went no Credit? I'don't! rain going
to raj you orth as seep so 1 can get at it I
In /Fortin' Parts. .
•,Lady --1, want a lined cloak, if you pingo.
Furriet-Yee, Madam. What.fur ?
Lndy-L,OPW stnpid Why, to keep me
warm, of course. '
•••4i
• ,
, A Reasonable Request,
' Emily-Xlear Charles, I .13,40/ a diamond
ring yesterday. ;It, is perfectly •heavenly.
Can't you buy it for me ?'' , .
Charles -Perfectly heavenly, ie it ? Say, •
•Ernily, why. don't you wish for something , •
earthly? ' : . •
• 4f2Man, wan* but little here•below." Tide. '
is partionlarly true of medicine, , and .he
really needs a very small anitAint,.provided
11 be of `the right kind. Dr. Pierce's pellets .
fill. the bill in respect 9f size, and are
181 stupendous in point oteffectiveness: It • you •
Ph desire immediate relief from. headache,
"livor 00133 la" t,' indigestion, and con
.., ..;ti. etipation, they will notlitil you. • :
•,....ty . •Fasting8xtrisordlnary. !
e
d °- , An interesting story is ptiblithed in the
°u,i,ghh! Preach papers, which, i1. true,' certainly re-
• •veals 0 most extraordinary case. young
k„ , lady,narned JoileitiineBedird; belotiging49
cli",;•! TingWich, in the Baetern 'Tovinehips of
J-. ,u• ; Queben, Was taken sick in 1881 with anatleek'-' :
thege of diphtheria, from which she was danger_
nil° Moly ; ill for some tin2e. She finellY '
4111 hrear ereeatenbealhistieriaeof then
.,ibeuretPhtrateliAtendo't fel?. .
:Acii 2,550 days entirely. on Water, having nis
r??._,* deign) for focid of any kind. She le mid WI
ev' Cbi-len: 44/1jAnSTP`eyd----.---"e=i3d .in" --.g .thi-3-' deity, the:. 7, .
t ,,,h ;United Steam- -toekt10;1358 Li.:--beishelft -'elti-
e,.vj • ,pcitsittittafioni Manitoba alone. Recuprocial .
,_“1..! trade would ,he ft:great' boon to theMeni-
c_2.1. :Oboes, as well as to the people Of •Onteriti
theyot and the Lower Provingeer,
to , . • -
on
cal . 'VASELINE PREPARATIONS...
LJ.JEL.EAVEN, of '
date touch 11-7it ,vrtitald losatheni
titer. ...The reinedy 'will have to
in a -paten:oho rum . all arties.
' TheBodnomic Argfieleht.". for 1i*O
,
.tion ie foritibly. presented by the Rev.
Fernald in last „Week's. Voice. We
the follOwiag‘.geotettiOn:--"Thteefon
of the oxioo. saloons in New York city
kept by .fOreignere.The ealooneof tint*
States avetme a .yearly inceeie Of 14
each. At this) tate the foreigners)" th
fOrtrthe. •of New „YOrk's .saloone" tak
527,000;000 every year.. It ought not io
a vet), hard Metter to convince thele
heeded'merchants of the Metropolis the
doe/ not pay . to let .,6.1200.1 fOreignere-1
stir rillirtutti tribute of 027;000,000' upon .
city....ThPy. Will , i1. quickly eneng
they can begot to think about it. As
'Very little has been 'drone ici lead these
oft:Wider the tempere**questioe upon
compierohil sicle.‘` They haft looked np
it ,as a Metal itine,'..,Which • pradi
men' Were too billy to attend to.":
The temperence.battle •of the near !dera.
muet fought on the cominercsial and
eeonomioground:" • . •
• The Light or, ogee. • ' •
•A Cheerful, healthy •WOnian the light
•Of hoe*, but through over-exertion in her
:efforti ;to "ininiiiter to thehappinigia of the
household, her -health ie often *paired
or Weekneds or die ieught on,
makinglife ziriserable,end cicinclingan other
Wise happy hop* with gioorii..• The theright,
ful and tender huthandon genii gating, bliOtild:
be intelligent .enough per -Pelee the cense'
Of..erieh and sitiffering, relieve the
faithful. Wife froni drudgery, . and Intnieh
her with that beet of friends, tomomen, Dr.
Pierce'e Paimrite.• PreSioriptifti, now receg,
nized,and need 'in thcinsande of homier se e
certain care for all thoinAelioate afilictiona,
peculiar, to the 'female* sex'. "Favorite
Prescription''• is the, only repc.lieine for
women, 'gm by druggist, under a •poeitiSe,
guarantee from: the , manufacturers,: that 11
will give siatisfeotion in every ea* or Morley
will be refunded. This. guarantee hasbeen
printed on the bottleMrapper, and faithfolly
denied out for many years. ,
Something of Real Interest. .
, Bride ,ofi a day (to heetiusband, who is
doing his best to entertain her On the train)
-Do atop talking a little While, John. " •
John (tenderly) -Whet is the matter.
dear; are you nervous? •
• Bride -41o; but I want to hear. What the
women are seying in the seat .behind tit.,
On reeelpt of postage giampkwia willsend fraa
by mitillhe following szilendidsarticlesi------ ...
Onikilort of-Prire Vs•sellue -' - - • 10 emits.
One'lton Of Vissoline CE1111.1 phor lie la ciliate, '
One Ilex of Vaseline polo Croxiiii 15 ceiitzi.:
No. Vatielme le genuine limiest' out name is outhe'.
label. CilmizzeonOzi Alszittria Co 24 State St.
. NEW roim.. „
MERCHANTS,BUTCHERSTRAmmio
. • • .... . generally •
We went a noon: tittii in, your ;64E4 to Pick up
ALF ....S INS
for zie., QUM 'Fierniehed on setisfatitOryguanint, •
Address; C. EL won,. Hyde Parli,•••Vertnont, U. It ..
. The 'Shoe eV Zeitikir •Weporter,N. _ ,V. :and HMI
it Leather • Reiriew,. Chicago, .the leading tradit,.. _ •
'papers of the' U;S,.hrthe Hide line, hare gent melt
reprogoetatitioo to • investigate •Mr. ,Page's bulk, •
nous., and after.it thorough examination azid cold
pargion .the,RePortergives himtbis *indorsement
" We beliOve.thot in extent of light -weight Omit
,nzaterial collectOct (zip,' eurrwtt, Air: Pei0 ?Wide . .
tho lead Of any soritpetittn• and that 114 proms--
etock is th.fi larDes1. held byany hutted in thin .
eituntry.". • • . , ..1‘ . . •
And the Heiden) stip,:,• ' . " ,
"After' a.0.tost thoroUgh tnvestig'ation Of .410....,••
Page'i;busit$ess a* coloured with °than in Oaths.
tine, We; have. liecOnie fully antiSfied *Alit in sis •0'
80eciatty; light•weight 1110ckdrA 0 414108ti0710141 '
the largest dealer inthis eountrY, tehilein sufers
' ority of quality he is dinfessedly at The head:'
Qmitix: if Mr: 'Plaie'sbusiness is the' largeiti-7- •
in its line lb thb'United.St6tes, Is it not tile best ' •
poseible.preof of Iiis ability:to pity highest prices 9 •,,. ,,,
,If be did not do met *mild' bil naturally get Winn -
.Ekiniz than any Of ins Owned toes io toe eameliner ,
. - The Marriage Is' Off.
Raker (t0' Mille Brown, who ie aged
thirty.oeven and as rich ne she is not lavelii
-Miss Eva, I love you, / adore you!, Will
you be mine? .
- - Mimi Eva (blushing). -yes.
Itaker-r-Oh,•You dear bid girl !-'
To Pararreet Bites. . .
A splendid cure, •for frost blies is a
solution of alum and water, strong as can
be . made. Bold the ',footed' flesh in the
solution till the frost id drawn out. This
you will know' " easily, as the flesh, will look.
wrinkled as one's heeds do on wadi day's'''.
Yon will .feel no More inconvenience from
hat froit bite, '
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' 12 'id •
sALEsitElipoi,, out giuidi, by,te.132010'
to the ivneleSitle and re. '
• . tail trade.' Litrgest Meow
.ittoWrorti• in- our •lino. Enti use', •2=oe0t' stainAt
Wages $3 pet, day.. Perteanext IO8ItiOu. No
postale answered.' , mousy, ticiVeneed for wags,
sdreitising, ett. ' tfenviliti iiract aril*
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