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mains a Vdluabkp
in Many Districl
14e(liu
IILIfl' JO R.A !SING.
rLoyeeel4 ,homa paper, theenty t hinge equelly , deliberatela. LLc, is
wS, et probably published. in theasot ,ieitek to try ..exPerielellta ' and
virn or village far yetutived-frem, (w must haVe, relx$iyo. fee doing 09.
the....thest eloselY real: ; 'lilut. this, bolds good, also' la 'tile. Case
'mesa 'emaraughly ..raspeated plib1ice-'1 0! n.?ew claimant, for- his fever. gn
,P;t11,A0•1* f044P .411rwerP.`itr carriee • the other 110.41d,', the PUY Iflfl.fl Is 41-
irgator weight,: haa 'larger iatlue ways on tnolookout for, tin, troprove-
a„ele,,,,?,',V111itho.ettaseraative old fogies meat .apcia. what he is' using te-day,
."',„_aumeal.aVO beenehrotight .UP to await • 'lend to -morrow wail alreedy,-find him,
Atel''..4V,PeitlYabtinang ever since *they , relLnquisaina:' the, latter. Theee nee
pita •i7Pwieather.', 1L coining is iritieeta ettreme, cases, .,of course. .: -
0;40-04', 'the 'weekly eveats, and it goes . For. the, Permalbeet -adeatiOn ot a
Ihrea0elthe hands' :at thea hauSe- new 'article .Wldeia•llaa intrinsic' merit.
hotel • 174 that eegaiheorder of area whate*Coursee. would it -be wIS er to,
ulopuPe.,- The ;ending of its et:amens Pursue 7. 4k PP -0044,R in the' country
,Wouki,Lavolve _and,
ilever bePotatm,• 'pert twat° ry, !The
loead.titetheelioeSeaeltageteatefirsteefeet,heYelaaYe.-'L4,8-:morneYet4'al-a-at"
coarse.' ani .rrel#ing iato-the,." .Oh 'the., other hail&eetar tie .,40...ie=
npy. corook or a winter' everting; wOuliaprobablte he Very..
etenetteeitiestanding_etheeareerit of
mete , he .eemmenees„. ae 'the article • Wolild they be ,PerntRaeRt
,tbe first ealanin," hie fore- eacnigh to Wild a rAttlie taloa?.
flnger PerllaPs hiarklag ettelf."P,"11
are- 11 'have atilee' :1334de11 ' ''fli.undit'
ttPlit and reading, through it; t,akati. it"' !eating °Pen the lairOr or the
the •next ,and the next; -until • he 1.thidgie' .elaeses In the aolltitry,• Yon
.110 digeated all' the news and the edia ema safelY 'rearan edlice Of "shY-
tOriale 0piniont4 BILt ibe le not yet :ecrapitng" proportions ' WOuld. .You
'.'throttgla, for the: adiertieenientetn. have that sPme agase•01 seearitrrit'
'tisele*Ittra'alece'coITInhLLnI fltt. For patronage were of the city pope
-Mon. A geaeration age the' -country
And anOther fact which tipe, • -the
ttreekii •Wkid• . regarded N.vittil' eletaa', scalee. aioie for the forinerais
Irausiel7r.fteitici;Lon' :pliAta.aoloalnoctli, this': in -the.' cite :people live ,•mtieh
everywhere .0.toido of owes, ,Notve more . for themseirea-athelr inter-
„ course, •with:friends, and. neighbors 'is'
Weyer !tit sPhere, has become =too :very' constrained; and restricted.' In,
'etrenlecribed; but there are atIll .t,he -country :people' are throWn verY
,ateltiette '• Where its influence la much more open .their owe ,resOurcee,
lottPrente•-• in these the Weight' of 11.11' neighborliness in unconstrained sad
ltdrertieement in its columns' is •etill natural. Peapie .go very totteh More
greater than may, Presented to salty out or mete why for each ether.
trite:000'. through*. the paper that llnce, If they know 01 a .gotid•,thirig
tlyPilatia at the moment to be their ' Which Wili.'eerve a • neighbee, they
favorite.- • .••• • • , • • .will do 'very machete, .have liim ad.'
great , -essential ,:difference be. Opt it.' •tween t',"e, ' •
'• tut:trail :,of the ' Country, The ' country . people ,s,re on :elle •
.Weeltly and , the, Inhabitant of thewhole In a eery., pr,oOperous
*atty.a*, far :as: VIA', 'respective at-' then; if you • have an article' that:ap-
titudes' ,toward 'ne,ivspapere. %la •.00.11- :'/Wialq., to., them- ',and, le aelept.ed. .to.
awned., Its that the forMetaisintenime "their- needs, and use, :they are In the
IY emmervative- and the latter, 'is large majority tan, pogitien to be,
jnit' the",aaVerse., „Let . the: middle,' able to:.b,uy' it 'In this' reepect
elasseitattie mord „..eatlefe.Ctory from 'aremueh* better ,off, -men! for 'man,
eff:erY point:at' .vIewfor.: the acI7 than theirb,ity,:, proteitylies. Tlie
'10ertiser-efttridsbatlie, rePreseatatiVes- .'strentious life . 1,ot. ,, metropolis,'
oetilitryintea's conseriatiern leads leaxesethe middle , classes seareely
bimto aelept anear thing' very, very ableto indulge in muph more than
AdoWlye *and to 'reltaCIU1Sh • -.an old * their nedeeSities.-Printeasa ink," . . ••
•
i.ORIGIN OF TIM POLKA.
Dance That Was invented by
Peasant Girl.
In "Bygone Dancee,” in Cassell's,
Tolui•Collett thus recounts the origin
a the polka:- --
The polka is the natural dance for
the•feet of the people. Take in' evie
dein:mite origin-a'Bohemian peasant
girl. was deen dancing' out of her
own head," extemporizing from the
Sheer Joy of her heart song, tune and
ThAs she did on a Sunda after-
noon inElbejeinitz, and an artist, one
Josef Neruda, who ,epied. her, made
a. note of ail he saw. The peoplq of
the town adopted the dance and
called it the Pulka, half step. 10'1885
It reached ' Prague; and -Vienna in
1810, thence it spread rapidly throtigh
Europe. When M..Cellarius introduced
it to the Parisians we hear that all
else gave way before the aall-abs_sirla,
lug. pursuit, the polka, which em-
braces in its ,qualities the IntimacY
of the waltz with the vivacity of
the Irish jig." With beceming gravity.
the Illustrated London News re-
ported, the firet drawing -room polka
' danced at Almack's, and followed this
upon laty llth, 1814, with' a descrip-
tion; a the five figures, adding that
.• those who wished to shine 'should
dance the whole. •
No; You cannot S.1I "Any old
thing" merely by advertising. Many
-.liniments are advertised. Only one,
Perry Davis' Painkiller, hes stood the
teat of eixty years; Te -day it is
moretopular than ever: 25. and 50e,
How Ile Pell.
. • , .
A certain Chief Justice of the 'Su-,
prertie 'Court in one of the 'Western
States was -noted for the ',disincline,
tioa to admit' that he was 111, as •wejl.
.,.s for his ,roirndibout method of ex-
- ,pression.• . , • • • • - • .
One day he was approttelied by the
asked after his , health.
said the ,Judge,' eau-
• 'tiously', ",f pea well,.bu,t I 'ani bet-
. ter the/eller-as When I wae ,worse
than 1 ,now am."
BIBULOUS POET'S •
- *
RIIYMED BREAM.
It.4.14-14-14.40-leleiee+4.4.4 +4444+41
A ' policeman palming the Queen's
'Borough aaftll 14, Long Island City,
found, a man -asleep. in the gutter
. there. He took tante the station and
later the men, was arraigned charged
with 'beieg drank. Hesaid his name
was John Smith, and thathis hem°
was ""ane where." His occupation
was "jack of alt trades." He insisted
thathe did not. belong to theeunien,
and for that reason could not get
work at his trade. ,
iie;repeated this and Much more on
the same line to the magistrate. He
'also inairmal the pouit that as aside
_line he wrote- poetry, but only did
that wheia moved:13y the sPielt. ,The
inagistrnee asked him if he had any-
thing ; original 'about him, and the
arisonex said he, had. He explained
. that while he, was sitting asleep be-
fore the borough hal: ,he had a dream,
and, before, being. arraigned had Made
litotes of it. He handed it to the court,
-and this is what the court read :-
Last 'night, I dreamed of a land BO
elair, • • • •' ' ' •
, Where the rivers were illsner beer,
Where fountains of rickeys shot tip
In the. air,. # 4 • ,
And everything else Was , queer.
Wide ;brooks' of gin fizzes on every
Great:- lakes of coal ithitie wine,
And pumps spotaing cocktails to, beat
a itilinee.trend
For the thirsty eines standing ir
Greene de nienthe swamps • or a
beautiful green,
islitnds of f,tie cracked ice,
;Such a sight w.as ne'er before seen,
—A1.11 bziathatedreatnewas-trIcea '
• / _
mint, julep in puddles fated the,
etreeta ,
The glettere , were flowing with
booze, •
In which tired 'hoboes tioak,..fil th,f:r
• feet
When enleying a heavehly Snooze.
Liniment, Cdres Garget
Pairs -
`Merely II er , Policy, ,.
Be -I Certainly' had reason to
'think youeared for me -you Were
' 00 nice to me:
Slte-4Bot I Make it a point. to be
nice ,to every man, no platter how
Th'rc Is no seiCii aQ a harfelePS
acoagle The troal)1'.' goes ,from bad
to wo.Se: ttahiss Allen e Lung
Balsanl.ettfeS the Ni*Ortit 01 colds. It
alIay.`intbrthitaaon .and clears :the
:ttir paSsagee.
.innipieg st rofielusionk,
t got' 6-663 drink -
:"tog olio! .y0t1 O. -line', in last night ?" ,
Thate like, 'a woman, .71:1St be -
cans t ifs:a 4..ibino JtitIu dIfticulty in
getting; ftf, bee -tinge 1. obultla t pt•o,
' aionhce a' tesN' ,Ntords,' bfettlse' I tof,li
• Off, tely' le the' draWiffg-reofrf
.11.6d wOre fink' liat-to
rtietaaft to the: conclusad that
had been' drinking." •
Chantpngne, , flowed from , fire plugs
In babble-, streams with a hies, ,
And -streetachainers drank it front
; (Jeep ',stone jugs- ,
- • Ah: such a dreauf of. blies
.• •
IligIl
bails galore rolled about
the ground,
And were chased by a thirst
- • .,CrOwd,
, idle the paralyzed. grafters bang-
ing arounde, ;,
• in .,drUnkeri gte1(5
. ut d' aloud.
' 'bibulous „dreala was a
*happy dream, . •
!Me' result of an a11-rlight bat
• b • er Ert. -
where the wet thinas flowed a
When they carrial . me home on a
• , ,slat. • •
•
When be, had f1niahtd read` ng, the
Magistrate looked at the prisouqr,
sympathetically for a moment and
'weather ?"
"Ys," your •honor," was the rtP-
6./$0nee,• , • , •
-`‘,DiScharged," eaid the cOurt,
One ounceof Sun1i,,..;11t Soap is worth,,,mote than Iii.E.DUCE
Two otin6eg ofimpure EXPtri*E,
A.k for the ,,Ottageri ar. if year r grater meat supr y; write t�*
LEV.EaIRO/MRS; LigiTrD, Toronto, sending his name and addresS,
Arid, trial 'Sample 'at iggat tap 'wilt be seat "free of aet.
aseeee'emaseaeeeseepaeseeaaa
Iiirkttil.ttliff****4,441;:
THE.'AN Wilil
• BLACK: WHISKERS,
"irt 04't**+4144elaa.+4+++++aell44-te
ciePriclL4 440 ta.• s4i,Pg0P•4 14* Tare
biddiiig its citiame to Parry pistols
PR -"Petit Of fetfeitiag the.. Weapoaa.
and:PaYigg: 'a. 49e, of $ZO, or beiegi
impriiied for tlurty 047s. or 7
lY , after titer ,PaSaage: of np,6f.,
•.rne.nt„ Judg Venter Waq itniding•
OuTt, in a litele toataa
dpoy ho..4§711tv444 tlie triat 'rYT,
pase,.hy ordering, tae sheriff to leek.
the.t1POrti Pfl. the aoartheitSP, , •aj,
"Geneleneen,", eeldthe judge,. whoa
Abe doPra ":4 have
.tuitst seen a piistai on man hi tide -
Cannot reconeitelt with,
my sense or duty,to: let .sueli a Vitilae
• tien.s.ba,tite law Paste, unnoticed. . • ' J:
,.oughtiapeehepa: tie, go before ; the'
grand •jury and, iodic t: idea IJUt if that
'niait wilt:walk up' to ads- &tendaaid
ley haapliatel. a,iedaa true Of $ down
heap, -,I 'will let Lilni off tins. :thee."
„ The 'judge pageed Yawd. a you er
,sitting juSt, tefeat3 ,him gee :uP, eltp-
ped, his hand late' bite hip Poelieteeleeea'
,enea..aeeeatalaeryelatatilect-aix slieeta
,a.ntle, laid it With I down, ;upon
• taTithalsaallaright,A-saidathe.-judgee
"but you are -,tiot the m'a,n 1 eaw,*
with- tact :pfntoi,'!.• • • '
Upon 'thie 'anather. • lawyer ,grime
:CLO !add Owe e, Colt's. revOlVer and
a dollarbill beiciao. the judge, who
repeated .his, former"abservaticia. 'The
process Went cat..until nineteen' pistole
of all kindsand sites and shake' lay,
;upon the 'Stand; together with19
":their ,eitle. The :judge ' laughed at
ho. eeMplimented"'"the, aitioteen•
de-
lLnquent.s uPen being:men- Qt. liSSIneek
but .added that the man be had semn..
with the -01.461 had not :yet Caine,
Up, and, glancing at the. tarp 'side of
the catirte he continued:'I'll give '
loin -041o., Minute' to, ac-
cept my proposition, ,and if he -Tails;
l'll.hand btu; over' te the sheriff."
• Imieediately two menfromthe
back of the court aroie, and tipga.r4
to .aiove 'toward 'the', judge's
°nee, thy atoPPed to latok at each
„other, and then,- 'Coming &loftily': for-
ward, laid doWn, their : piettels , and
their dollar. As they, turned their
• hatirs the Judge .eteid: •
"This .Man with ;the 'black'
whhLc-
or ie thatine,taat,I "originally same"
England -Magazine,.
When washing grea4 dishes or Pots and.
Pangs Lever's Dry Soap (a Powder), will
remota the grease with the greatest ease.
When A main is in the, soup, of.
course he gets hot. It's enough to,
make his blood boil.
His Owe Free Will.
Dear Sirs, -1 cannot speak too
strongly of the exceltence ef MIN -
ARD 8 LINIMENT. It is THE aem-
edy in my hou.sehuld for hums,
gamins, etc:, and we would, nut be
'without it. '
It is truly a wonderful' medicine.
,JOHN A. MACDONALD,
Publisher Arnprior Chronicle.
. • .
VALUE_DF• VEGETABLES
Pradnete. of 'the; -That Are
„. „ . .
Better Than' Medicine..
. .
(What OL)
. . E, ,
Tomatoes. rouse: torpid, liver-. and
do Abe work, Ordinarily. ;of', a: uc-
torae,,presceipticite . '•
Lettuce ,has 'a : soothing. quieting
,effect ;upon 'the • nerves e and is , an
insemnia, -remedy. . • ' •••
Celery: is an acknowledged 'nerve
and .1 is mike and , more' used
in medical peeecrIption.
001008 are ,also it tonic. for the
tiers es; but people Will be forever
prejudiced, because of tliehr. edier.
Bandelions purify the 'bleed and
generally ..are declared to tone up
the' eyStena • , • • •
• Potatoes' ''-shottld , be eschewed by
these alio "have 'a Mirror p1 ,get-,
„tine ,as tIlaL 15,one
,iff 'eating • them.
,Watercress Is e. ,"good, all-around"
. brace -up for the syeteM.
Spinach his .fl1c4hji1I0.j proPeitte.s.,
:and' Oualitiee' epial to the must in -
dig. of all •biti.f..
,Parsnins, it is now con tended by
• scientists, .'peasess „alinoet. -the 'game'
Lehattese tiust-rare-7'claiin-A -fray 'ear-.
sap:3.011Se •
• Beets are 'fattening even a mod,'
erately .leatned" man .will
.beettitee , of' the- sugar they contain.,
• Orcifititry ' beans, some' one
'has saideare goo,d- tOittlaY thirst.
but the. ' same, can 'be said, With
'ential truth, of a pitcher of Water:
' „asparagaa 14 efficacions •in kidney
ailments ttf ektent that is, not
• ' ** I '
,311:61-.1..pereapia, loroug y .,Apprec
CtietanberS, ,,a.side from'Suritiettin
emitting preperties known' to read,
-era of .facetiOna paragraphs; bona
' tain an acid 'that ,b3 helpful in' cases
of dvseepsia
'Cabbage; in Holland, 'is regarded
as, something' -of a bloOd purifier,
but the, authority is vague.. In Oer-
Many .its, efficacy . is purely , Sauer --
aut. , • • ,
Parsley wihl assitit gool digest:eta,
like cheese and net's; but a aineritity,
'in exese of Ordinary • capacity , has
to be.. coesumed.Therein lies the
joke •
Pumpithis are an ingrellent in a
patent ,nielleinaetliet 14 auaran teed
to ,ctire a'.iariety ailtronte floret;
in heir, to, hat 'the: ,worl I' is `Increan-
..lag .10 , lehith•tants,..whci de sot be-
lieve all they hear.
'SOZODOttt Tcoth 134witir 25t
Worth tsiking A binit.
A LttJ Wri from II Crt,Ww.hifl trJp••
ment wa- tellinf,
f ; 1.;o eie,ttleeee,tit
a)xm t t, er,
'"Seees 'lea 4 1.•01, lady, that's.
eeeeet eta the Chile.
rir „inu 1,fLow fihe'e,
f!". iwiy e I her
wn ohly ' two
days."
"1 a.y otvinz,h 1 rk-1 was the
lealtrieei j n we 7 new 411 4
T'rt lat» t•A u rtin Me
• I,. i polite ulf if tIff,:pi' •
ERYWHERB.
rs.1Vlaxwell 'Tells How Much
Pain and Snftering may be
Remedied.
A Very Ittterreting, eittetement by tee
.jcior.1 botly-Sha Hee retied at Pelt -
aceater 1111 tfesnate 'Wes4ne1,s. mot.,
Catiade, te
.:1CuelV, it, •
Elora, Phi., •
ure. Maxwell, et thipplace, Mies Wilt,
tee far. pablicatioa a. very etrOug,
.letter In Which ehecirtinie that laedd!ti
:Kidney ,Fills. bate pered her , of Fe-
male Weaktese attar She, had , tried:
ainloqt OVerYthillg• reiset .
:This geoid. ,lady, .according to lea,
'fftateitiollet, Puttered' for. a /tang time'
!' With kidney trouble", .enduritig -ehe
greatest •pala, with a -dizziness- _and:
•headaehas. that Made her very ill. She
eassing theatigh • ialiat is alway's'
4 ;eriOett,t • perhot.id "eyeer .Woinianle
life ILUII tier troubles were , eonsit14.
erahlY iecreesed by tliis. Indeed her
lite:vette ror.a tjaae 111 graL danget.
She-4'eaa'ae-alieetiaaale,„iatidtFaa-NielneYe
Pilla, With 'the. noetet : remarkahlie:r0.72.
su4s,. ;being .elmpe t. . ins ta atlY *re-
-Paved- cOm-
PlOt.1'IY y , cared—and resterecl-ater-getict
health., _
:she is • very grateful, ..gred In ' her,
letter' eh,e says.: "I Caenat.fied Words
ta, 'exprese, my' gratitude to G'od for
ma niartellone. cure. Doild'e. Kidney,.
pills are the greatest medieine 14 the
world, 'esPeoielly forthese of inee, age.
"IrCieuld r po a r o e1$ Move bland or. foot,
Was, so dlzzy, and ybelent Pains
Weald s1vot through mY Whole 'eye -
ten*, 'bat nerve tttak to l)cidd'e Kid -
feel weil and ,Smart."
,Thate oasei anti its eine has _created*
quite.:a .seliaition anal• Mee.' twell'
'full, and frank .stateme,et of the mat-
ter, . !last been/elle saajeet,,of. 4 great,
deal of continent.. • • . •
Dorld'iseKidne,y Pine seem to, be an ,
Infalliblecare for Diseasew , Woe'
men is Welles fee ithimanatistn, Diae
bates, Bright's' Dis.eaee -:aied all Kid.;
,
nay ;.chisal,•eees. -
Still in .Staitu Quo.
, „
, They have naked the Visiting Eng-
lisireleman what Slit, thotight of New
"I think it will be charming -
when It is finished," said the Eng-
lishwoman. -Exchange. '
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
,
The,' Peoulation of China. .
It will surprise 'most people to die-,
Cover -that tile population sof China Is
greater than that of Russia, ,Great
l3ritain,' Germany,' France, Japan and
the- United -States combined, , and
that China has ,a population capa151.)
olfgsbearing arms .of almost 100,000.-
000.- In those other elements ' which
go to make up ,a 'nation's , potential
tetien,gth, such as vitality,, endur-
ance, indifference .to disicepefart,' tiler
atty. to subslet on tILO *smallest rale
tapers and to thrive amid unsanitary.
surroundings, • the- Chinese arelin-•
maached.-Feoni No. '28- of . the New
York •Cetitrat's, "Peer Track Series."'
No. 28 of the "Four Track Serie"
will he sent feea, peetpaid, to any
'addr,aese on receipt od five cents In
postage, ,by Geoege, H. Daniels, Gen-
aeraljeFassenger, _Agent, New_lork,
:Central, Grand Central Station, New
York. '
Minaril'e;tinimeet cures Diphtheria.
Spectacle
The observant man who is always
aware of what is going on about
him, and always alert to gather uise:
ful information, recently had an in-
teresting experience in a Chicago
hotel, says the Youth's Companion.
His attention was eirawn, to an old
man, a stranger, who sat next to
him at the table.,
"Excuse me," said the observant
man, "bat do, you know what you
are doing ?" .
"Yee, sir. I am °wiping, my eye -
“Do•Youi know what ,you . are using?"
"Yea I. am two -dol-
lar hill. 1 MSS ally -thing but. a,
new. bill for -that parpo,se."! •• ••
• '‘,But Isn't it rather expensive-.?" •
"It would be, perhaes; if I .took a
'newbill everytiradeei wiped my
glasses, and threw it away after-
wards*: &A it i' jut as pdotttO spend
i am:done-With it.: I don't
.it.'for a.hcw.- or to make a displey,
of eccentricity; but 1. have. found
that %the:re is, nothing quite ,so, good
as a • perfectly.' new 'ba,nit.' note for
• Oleeniag glasses It cleans them per:-
feetly; and never scratches' the. Our -
fade of the glestia Make a, note of
It:" • • „
' The other -Meal did so, and" tta tune
haa , papsed . the recipe en , to •„ ,httt
, friends. - it. :may' 1,5IC a new. ideato
. Many epereons "who wear spectacle.
, . • -
Minard'ir LiniMent 'Cured Colds, et.
A Coen terie it.
There are a num ea of ceunterfeit.
Do:aln1co/1' a Canadit two, dollar bills
In circulation here, and the 'public te
waraed to look out for.: them. The'
hill ccunterfeited b3 a n,ew issue a
the one., that htte- a fiehlag scene on
the nice. It looke , like a wood cut,
and ,Me back 43 very poor., The worde
"Dataltrion of Ontiada" on the • face,
lat:.k tut though the ink had run. ,
.sozonortfolhaIffm. 25g:
aeasae-aseeea.aeasaa,
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.ONTARIO' SCII()OL
FOR...B011$..17 .
• 41amlitun
.itvonv and ir IttntlItY ilia. ea
tees eff. Gann., ,
7Moigoitityit. 'bt.Viding irbe hole* 44
.tke ',ate Schator iiew!Pg
acrea eif bean Ufa) greying& crieisaseet
to top of the moue she.'
prespectus' to the Rath "'
karma, • .
;Wen, 1d* itoreei,fr.,ft.oshiere. • •
, •
Ay for
11:t4)1,11°NS4)140 91..A;,
'Leta ripen ,MitiltrYnne,Yleal nritotar. *
of awakes: Ctelegot;'‘'a 1,11f p
++4•114.•••44, Hp*,
THE UNCROWNED •
• QUEENS OF ENGLAND.
ISSUE N
1(b0')
epairin
•••• •••4441P+•.•••••••+••ty
Englan0 has had many royal women, ,•••••
qaeensle their Own rightsend elleena.
by virtue of marriage with. th9 reign-
ing sovereign; but If Is hot gelleiallY
kliowfl tiiat seveltePf: tho w.lpalett, W4?'
are known in history; as queens; vvere
1.10t ni 14 rant, •Tiley never received
offlefallY the' ilislgultk oF a mOnarela,
ahe erewne #.irst Wit& 412,r,l;r
'of :Freebie the 1,yeatig, 'Plalni, itill41,41P,
4',PC91,10 Nviit-.) Of 141aatad X- ki.9 •lujd
;PUL so ' tlitlett -.1nan4W• 44 .4 PC444i4404.:irilg.
4'4..ISS OW IU ti)-•,ihi; tq'uPtiquer ,
land that. lie coillii, nOt afford -the e,-
•p.t.f. nqc Of a C41,4411.0 t LQ.11 '.' iiir 1141
,111q14,4 404: riitt, Iliad to tit) Wi1,11011t 1.LaQ.
Adendors of -' tlie, paguant-:• . - • .
'4ing -Ileni.y. N.111. tk.)..4r4 para , that:,
mine Be1e:5n .,Shouid 141 ekeiyhed With
.i,.s..i.retile magnif1eeffq0. 44(4'01-:4retl.1-(-1.
fioily',I.he, World loW 'ninelf 40 10-Yed, .
AO and, how Very tuncik.'ne defied' tliU '
Usi.S.tiop.,.of ' ,Rome: • '1"lie. four ,iv cv et/ who
4tetiel..led 'her Were, nevlir .crlo,,i.vf,)0••
at alt. • For ,,one t:'niiiii,;,.. maney rail
-,..-•..itor1it-jand-r-Inv-•-•-440f,h0:::,);1,1"61`:••q• Jrni1r7
:iiave larked.,', 'cVen- in 'his' Masterful'
nand,. 4 e.en§o• .Yof •'the "fitness. Of- ,
-41.41:ga"',Whica• 'may Eave: caused him, •
to ..sarinkiruni publicly oro wrung. ou
many ladlea ' in., such • Very .rapiii silo,
i*osioni. .At any • rate; tite 'belOved
.ip.i0 Seymour, alie despised Anne ei
-ieleves; tete, gielislaCetheeine Hearard
and t,hee wary teitheeme Pare., were
never censeeratedin piiblie as qaeen
consorts Of England.' . ., . , •...... . ,
' lileorietta' atteria,-..whe of Chnrieli 'le
rettisect to be me wneu, :She was yottage ,
She' was pretty, , Sae was a, r. mit,
priiieese.aati a '131gote,4 tooi.ao 4. .40-,
40 .and she ea.:fated to ,Lake el -t in ,
a ' etate- Janet:len :which Would • coin- '
. . . • • . '
pel her to parte-Meta:. the .etterenciente
aecordlgg to Charon ',"of." England
rte.
• Sevilla Dorothea, ,, Of Zell; ca n net . be
'ree_kplifx1 anio tig • •tlie... 8eea, : beeatise
'she- Was never i:alled Queen, of Eng-
land.- at all. While tlearge.-.1.. WaS be-
ing • croWataland entilated. Mul,---.•
bogoti,' the;I:Atie .of Ahiden Was. 'pie-.
lag ,.in her acing; '. menotcnioue 'cep-tit-
Done
Netier- thOught of stich a\,
sign for a medicine did you
Well, it's a good , sign for
Stott's Emulsion.. The bOdy.
. has to he repaired. like ,othet
things and Scott's I.L'intilsion is-
the medicine that dOes it, •
ettri?°9.!'b°rndie.'s wear out'
r9P1. , froover-work,
frorti;diS'ease. They get thin
and weak. ' ..:SOrne. of the new
ones
'17'7r7:*: •,
onOs are. not maue;77ana, ,
all of -the -Old -one- are rack
Caroline. of Brunswick is the last,
Laid Most remarkable,' inStanee of the
uncrowned English queens., 'Though'
tieorge fa. had 'been , forced from bop -
alar iadignatiou" to give up the bill
of imam tied penalties, against hee,-
nothing woula iuduce him to let her
share his coronation. 8ho was not
permitted' to be Present in., west-
illin,ster Abbey a,t a1. Itelnil8ed froni'
till the entraziceaeshe .returned to
tier' houee, to cite, within three weeks
ef a violent .fever, brought' on by
monthe of fearful excitement. , The
strained cord •enapped.- The brave
heart was: broken at last.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer On.e Hundred I;olla.rs' Reward for,
any case of Catarrh that Cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. _
F. J. CHRNEY & ca. Toledo. 0..
We, the, undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 rears and believe him
perfectly honorable in aU hominess transactions
and financially able to carry out any . obliga-
tions made by their firm.
'Wes.r-/Z 'FauTAX, Wholesale Druggists. To-
, WALDING. KI/JSAN & italivis, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, 0. , •
Hall's Catarrh Cure istaten internally, act,
--ingdirectly-upon the blood and mucous -sur-
face of the syrten. Testimonials sent free.
Price -75c per bottle., Sold by all iiruggista.
Hall's Family jails are the best
PA.LENTS.
ATENTS, cAvEars, TRADE MARKS,
1. etc. 'Home or foreign procured and. ex-
ploitad. %Booklet on patents free. The Patent
Exehange and 'Investment •Company, Pythian
Building, Toronto, Out,
Sidier's Rape •••
gives Bleb...
green
Me.'FARM e
tun. SEEDS
•
1,000‘0,00,0,_ Hustoinett
Proudest reoord of any oe esrtb
, and rat.we are resebIng,,out for were. Wer
dealre, by Julrlat X9,0119 nom patrons sac
'benne ten. Imp ented offer., ,
$10 MONTI' ''FO11:'156.
We will mali upon- receipt of ISa Jasmines
' ourgreat catalogue, worth 111044.4144
to &MY'wIde '-o'gaxe fa.n00ner or
garderfer,
Seed nt)nplea
lvel;tiio5Of
with, upon receipt of but 1tt eta.'
ila•Canai4Usn .tanaps."
large eirliert' weireti!.
• -111ooteds,111.01),
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8aELTZ-
wiatisItt
Catalog
tall&
Please_
gond thlft
who. with;
15e for alKne,
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t-a....el•
Catatog
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alone, 0.
Send at on'ee.
•
frorn ofig usacre.
'Scott's Emulsion ,fixeS all
kinds. Itsloes the work both
inside and out It makes soft 1.
bones. hard, .thirr .blood' red, '
weak Iungs .strong, hoflow
plaees. full.... Only the -best Mai
tetials re used in the patching
theaid ..:patches don'tshow
through the new glow of health.,
NO One has to wait his turn
You can, do it .yourself—you
and the hOttle.
Th13 picture reiresente
the Tracle Mark of ScotL'I
wapace every bottle. .
TORONTO. CANADA ,
Emulsion and is on the
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Send for freasimplaoc and $i all clruggista.
BUSINESS •CHANC,'N.•,s. 'a •
, .
'CASH FOR REAL ESTATE OR
. neso; no matter ,where it is. Send descrip.
tion'and cash price rind get Our plan for find '
ing•oash buyers., Patent'Exchange tuid,Invest-'
went Company, Toforto, °apathy. • •
' VIRGINIA'. tfiNViE$.
ti
You learn Olt about',*.ir Ma hinds, sells,
m
'water, 'cliate, . resources; . prod uct,S,, fruit". '
,berrzat, mode.: af. cultivati it,. prices, otc...• by
.reading tbeYIRGINIA FARMER: send .10o
for three months' subscription to bex20r, Fax,
mer Co...Emporia, Va. • r ' ' ' '
A FEW.310flp (ow) MEN WANTED
.,',lante ,yeu a paying occupation for Hie. •
winter.? 'VC will put you in a. way to .,, make
• good wales;• we , em ploy bot h' on,* salait and .
cernmisbion-;-- haadsonte'oettit furni&lied,free;:.
, our Side -line helps our salemen splogdidlY;
. write and get. terms ;and particulam.. Obese
Brothers , Company, Nurserymen,' Colborn,
Ont.; establisbed'45 years.
.1.-PituKr FARM FOR SALE-oerIE '1111
finest in the Nimbi.* • Peninsula, as
Winina, 10 sallee from Hamilton on two
rall-
waym, lib acres in alt. 35 of which is in troll
:neatly peasbee. W01 be sold in sat parcel or
divided into lot* of 1 10,20 arm to suit par- •
chaeon. This le a decided bargain Addreee
Jonat.nan 'Carpenter, P. O. box 409. Virleona
WANTE
We wIll ,pSse you 9 cents, per
Pound tor Necked 'Toirkrye, lar,gn •
or small -iota. We buy all ',kinds,
of Poultry. We , pay freight and
'send .eheplc or itiOne)' a:Aar as
soon as e6 receive the Poultry: ''-
• . , •
S&MUEI
L. )41f..;W IS &
!Cainitaitaloo Merchants...
.Loudon, ' Out.
.ea
fi
P10.41,0Ops..
Joisrts,
NO Si=:A491S,
fi,j5 CtA1C$.'
114DUitfITI) 11BREIVIllt,e
„are vaetIY euporior to the ordtri arY •
Woudeurrare articles for denie*stic tine.
'
Far sale hy afl tirst °lags dealers.