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EXERCISE.
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ha Value soh .Otow it wise Appreciated
by the Ancienis-marveliou• greats,
the Result ot careen* • and continued.
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rn[WarillUr 1r/104103g, . '' .. . ,
The old Romans, who conquered fumy-
HIE foreigu nation-, had recognized the
meet of eutheas when; they called • *heir
bodioa
t 0 flop °Aura vtlihou ever tonehing
the rim of the hole. He threw 10)00 forty
of them, aud then retired amidst the pro.
longed sponse et the whole hudieuee, ter
thie time everybody could appreoiete the
mire.colons cleverness; of the trials.
130 the °00°43i°° Pr the ba.°4- °Wile 40
His whole outfit otheisted of a straight
wooden pole, about ten feet Jong) a. Lid
hardly three inches in diameter. It Wee
oue oft miner° at eaoh end, and .did not
seem to be very heavy. Thin pole the
• • • a *4 aeibit7 1 obt Lii
. yero • se
. • imeneratfon.
The belie whist playera of the last genera-
um were Lord .orieeeme, ,aten„ Anima,
Lord Henry Bentinth and Henry Lord do
Roe. . Idle Hayward Oates tbst great whin*
PlnYore are like rival •beauties. Itarely
will one admit the.distinguithee merit of
another. " Lora Henry • Benue*, when
asked:. • shone . the players. ab' the Port-
land ., (Mr. Clay ,vetui one at theme,
answered: '" They none of thent know`
goy'
martins ft Gellitobwanc.
gerthalem Letter in New efaven .7°1:axial
' Nothing diegueted me more that; the
Wretched illustretione banging around the
w*11'. Theo rP.Pmeetod . kU the gert4his
• and fieltitioue Moldente in the Passeion, of
COMO „phi& are so dear to 'every trie
Catholic.. These illuetreelons involved the
geoine** ineonnintehoien• OAS ' ahOws4
Simon the 0yrenetut• begging Of the no.
Willing Christ to allow hine to bear the
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Iteutiodwerathboaukreh000ek'modatoreptrettruien.otflorartlgollgoal.,
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POrtionla ' These beautiful 'productions et
Win* iddll are exciefiritzerolettiboserdlg difeow000rar;
(eve plopthee. ••
a good deatte deo.orete•th. eir stoma and to
give away with loiter paid 4.0 prominent
nuutrizaoturer. le They : are ellio lased in.
joarildeAd iblical4i;3:aolislgclig li3a1Peay.,w7th4t.rbi41...,127wiluhrer7114•7:11111tho ' wain' 414
-roullere rig derir'06aed.;ligeeings only one
tat r.d.4 pti4B" 4 t°31 'n m°17,11 the
thr in h re ;114eateeitti' "kr V4III. Vgt
intr her- I:war jere°40seepfekg ab boldetwe es uP nbu fe ,
leentoth'heT Eleggwleicitheleth4nerhtffeeriede theieret °Ill
. eat wo,„-,;„;- fe- throat,,, -,;-„,,-..,„i '''''.- - ---""" "'"'''' '''"4
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armies exercitui, et drilled or eve•
shied °me. Exercise . eit ' all. aft'
°Ultima and if the power of itit Menthe°
has limits, they have. never been pacer-
tained. It, infanta (were viatorY: Motion,
f. e.,'exereise aud expeeience, would enable
a hundred veterans to Instil a thousand
juggler tithed upright on the level eurfece
of a wooden board, tried the board, with
hie feet to see that it did, not shake, their
proceeded to °limb the pole. . He olatithered
up and downeome ton • Or twelve times in
quick thcotheiete ge then ethended to the
'hie
anything about it eeeePt ereting* :Moe
(0aveediebae who, be erereitaed eed ecene
ideas on the eubjebt. Mr. Hayward gives
a cadent, instance of the 'late Lege' gran..
vine's devotion to whist: • '' Intending to
set out in the course Of the afternoon for
owes, wbOreas WO read Qat the seeddiers
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compelled Melon to bear it Others Poe,
treYtel the fiat, seoond mid third falls Of
Ghrisit Under Pfle burden. the meeting
with Efie metbea• • the Om* tam
of that uncertain Individual, Elt,
theatrarefor I0enio 'effects' andubygpohouttip.
gap213orertuntrozhitekgrodoBiguru,ndkeu.r. oWur tio.obvierr
• bueinese ,leprd?tinfietioliog,'. itobigeothlilan7000,egionniora-
Rosebuds'
lilies, heliotrope/48mila; rose leaves; ferns
eto.eare favorite
oinaga.8191414giennlIVont ilie°83701711100allir;
bonYehly423ereem.h1Tdaetiefeintetahbisartnh'rehrgli.Perhevliatil
been on a spree since the Fourth..
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reoruits, even' if the reoruits were better
arneed. A 'brigade of' ordinary riflemen
would have nu. cance against, a regiment•
of picked archers, volt am were employed
in war in middle ages- .
In the Londou Tower, end in the armories
of Strasburg, ieuremburg,' and 'Vienna,
there.are several °oats of meitthat bave been
pierced through and through and evidently
by the vale shot. That a, the arrow has
broken the, breast -pate., paesed through
the body Of tee ouiramier, ' and then
througle the baok-plate. A common rifle-
ball rarely peuetrates the body of Mull-
gown man, wheu mail -coats are gone out
if fashion. • • • - -
During the middle $$88 it was the'ouetom
ttyrlifoes, and e Veil ot wealthy litirghers,
.0 keep runners, who followed their leer.
dages afoot while the berms were going at
!till gallop. Feet_ runners vtere in great de-
nand, the if perentO Wanted tO qualify
:heir children for a popition of that sora•
they began to train them from the -earliest
thildhood, acid made them u.ndergele ain'gue
. al -
ar operation, namely, the remov of the
very top, seized it with -handle let. go
his feet, and went evinuind around in a
Miele, till it made aue giddy to leek at him,
BY a sudden famersation Of his hellY• 'lee
then joined hie feet at the top of the pole:
let go his hands and slowly raised hie:halt
till he etood bolt upright like a statue on a
pillar. All , this while the phial; had no
AtheVeupporb but a fist wooden board, and
was balanced entirely by the management
of the statue. •
. One et the epeetators; on expert. Areal-
can gymnaet, gob .permiseion to go .on,the
stage and 'examine the pole. He looked at
the lower end, took up the board, looked at
the floor' below, and then examined the,
board itself, Lawasehothing but' a, pied() of
pine wood. • ' ' ' a
"Well, how do you explain it ? e It asked
him when he came:beak. "1 can't believe
in witchcraft," he uttered-, "so I den' If
know at all what to say about it." •
, " After the , performance was over the
jugglers distributed•little three, ehowing the
pergola) Of tkair oliampiene, and • their
pilaf:lipid': hiploite. Like. all -Japanese
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petunia the drawings were made by hand,
Parise he ordered his carriage and four
posters iota) at Grehainet at 4. . They were
kept waiting till 1:0,' when he said he should
not he ready for another hour or • two, and
that the' 'horses' had bettor be ohanged.
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When the party rose they were up to the
ankles in oarde, and - the ambassadocit
was reported -was a foser to ths' tithe of
$8,000 or ZI0,000," We have. defended to
the best or our ability'the hunting parsons
of a former generation, but we have nothing
to say in defends. of shell an Ontiagilleisinne
clergymen were guilty of, according to Mr,
Hayward, wholle ' uncle,- Kr. Abraham,.
seems to have been one of the party. Mr.
'Hayward 'writes : ••• "The clergy in the west
of England were &innerly devoted to whist.
About the beginning of • the aentoryethere
•wass e whist club in a country town of
Somersetehire, compond mostly of clergy;
.reen, that met every Sunday evening' in
the back parlor of a barber's. Font of these
were aoting as pall.bearere at the ,funeral
of a reverend brother wheo a delay dethrred
front rhe gra'ie etet being, ,teadY; and- the
offinewits put &hen) in tlii4.13hnninilF • i • By
way of their time
Verentria, with her .handkarchief bearing
the. impreseion of Christ% 'face, etc. The
eosturning waa reckless, but always flashy.
Sometimes Christ had his purple robe ore
and aometiraes it was wanting. , I should
infer their it must have fallen. off half a
dozen tepee onthe way to Calvary; but I
•dtd not puotieed.in.sqlvipg the mystery ass
to how the adopt knew at what -palette it
was On Or effe The fetees, wero- as staltree•
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eionithe gie 00k:hut Phriet'll wok xleor*Y.
alwaye ghastly, with an itetptheible e,uitli•
tity of blood. To cap -the' Minuet, the leet.
vieW represented qnsepb 'and .Nioodening
'deltenitingthnitodY of thii °Ambled . God-
man in the hepolcheeadeipuing with blood
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fronabeadt0 feet 1 -1. read la eleY' Binie
that: thebody Was carefully anointed.-a
full buodred weight of myrrh and . aloes
being used-befom e it was . entombed.
Newiethelees, if it . remotes any • pieta
eV tceview mph tepreseotetione I will
silent. • . .. . , . .
' e 'Ahether alaurd design was anirongeouP•
. .
• ing of the metrimeente Of cruoifixmla with
'titter disregard for protortibnia. There-
• weeteepengeee the . . , .
wedding presents, and
these flowers oleo feria a part of the bridal
trousseau. They likewiee often form the
canopy ander which the marriage oeremony
is performed, Ladies . are fond of these
• flowerit'to wear in the °omega, and. the Mat
of natural flowers for personal erns-
ment is muoh lessened in con-
gequetree. singing btu:date, • pots,
vases ,and window . boles are .growing in
..populavity. Our materials are muslin,
satin and. 'pivot ; wax for plants arid
March and other ingredients for stiffening.
It. would he impossible to say how many
perserue are eneployed in the' binsinese, in
LW oity. ' There are some 150 establish-
ments, geese and snivel, in the different
branches of the trade, The nuniber of
employees must amount to several thou-
sairlo, the great neajority ot whona 'are
women and7giele, erase tee : coleeers and
°titters being men. The girls. put on the
wixee fan& ep the preeeing. They become
fair workers in two „years and . skilful in
foex-or,fiye yew: Iii is,a well paid trade,
'and 'a girl who hoe beopine an. expert oan
-earn. .e.wee .. ose • who at env
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*VtGETABLE COMPOVNII
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I pleen, which waa aupposed to have ati in.
luence on the vigor of the Inege. _
From the city of Puebla; in, Mexico, a
andy country rocd leads acmes the -hills to
iho valley of Ammo. Eerly in the morn-
ng . tbat road le crowded with Italian
but resembled each ' other lie oloselY as
prints from the *name steel plate. They
were wortlikeeping, foe both the Aubjeot
and the •• workmanship illeatrated the
wonderful influenoe of exeroise. • .• •
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whiling away one of
them produced a path of cards from ha,
, pocket andpeoposed feritliber."When the BOX.'
.ton oath° to announeithe preParationa were
complete, he found these 'clerieal worthies
deep an their game, using the coffin . ne
'We .ear.,
. vac. a- podia it. Veer,
st ,Minathei, 'an insteementi fee- gemovnig
'n*Dilliov vintWar -cruise :n crown of thorns,
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Pilleref flagellation, iwo Metope, a vigor.
ous looking metal rooster (1),.' and in the
matte a. raddern shirt evtthe three dice
tetlearn the, basinease, about go per cent.
prove unfitted for it and hay- to dro oub.
1, • fi t• dt Lent ' . e P
t rii ' ., 8 V7oratien Came from
Frenoe. Now, hoivieter, there are ample
opportunities to' acquire the i teade.in the
Unite'd Statee. The use of eitificial hlants
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,F nil f th pai tai Co laint
41.7 * -9-"--- 11 I" $
Weaknesses so connoort to our best
* *. *VEIVIALE POPULATION.* , it,.
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' IT wiLL Cl7RE ENTIRELY THE WORST FORM OF
;SALE CON:PLAINTS,- ALL OveMex Tnorinuts,f1m.
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mokstere, who earry homy baskets on their
ienks. They of ten come' from a distance
d ten or twelve miles, but make the trip at
6 sharp trot, and tvithout- a .single stop.
eheir children trot at their Moles, carrying
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mall bundles dr bags, -and thus learn their
wades so graduallythatthey hardly 'feelgreatly
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he hardships of IL • . • •
D; is certainly thatenow.a.days
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DeinAinumLitieTIc WONDER. - ,
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The Ander ot n Quebec Young Ludy,
• . • wane ,aileep. - . ,
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' The rendents•of a little• village not far
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• excited
distant from Montreal are , ,
over the atrange actions(' of, a young lady
Prerjel° stopping
who atat the residedoe
their table. hope the. sexton
prised them as much SS another' sexton did
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a curate at hie first funeral when Jaywalked
upao. him with• the aPPalling *nuance:
ment, 04 Pleatie, sir, the eorPse% father
• ." H re is' anot
°wishes to Rath to. you. e her
grim Hairy about whist related by Mr.
Reikes M his dairy re;fecting the father of
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tbe late lamented r. George Payne :
beneath, to 'dignify thee Chriet% gement*
'were parted by lot! A monk showed me a
rooky bank near by, ' whet° . the ea
..eorY
disciples( fell asleep,. proving the itatement
Conolusivele by pointiugout indentations in
the • atone where , they • lay. Then he
brought on the .Grotto Of . the Agony,
marked " 1,3? a. • . very decent repro.
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Ben ion o e on o an, supported
t V ' f the El f M d b
and flowers for decorative purposes le
increasing • elegy year. Ib orate e0 . her
cent Meath decorate a honee:Witb.“theni
then with natural flowere, and. besides the
rate decorations will answer' . for ,Many
thethione. Aktificial flowers Will keep
their brightness for two eeeers."...-Nete-Yerk*
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e grata. • .• 0.,,,
Leman= Atm ULCERATION. PALLINH AND
. medgxesvs, AND vms coNsEQuENT $piral. w
mos, AND IS ' PARTICULARLY ADAPTED VO 'T031
. calmer' or Lira.- * * * . * * • * 414)*
" *IT **ILL Dlesot.vu Aim EITEL Tutions mom
UTEHT,TS IN AN EARLY STAGE or DEVELOPMENT.
TEENDENCYTOOANCEROUS DUMORS!THEREIS on:sax=
v we ereenierny rie me. *, * • * * *
Ir REMOVES, PerfurIcriss; EleTtruxtry; DESTE0x8
ALL 4ItA,VIN9 vpursursui.exms, AND RELIEVES weAlc..
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queer a
itnell, short -legged dow 'Mtn eitsily moKen
he tallest mau. lt ham net •been always
so. An ostrich prove8 that two lege Can
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et as fast as four, Went of exercise pro-
ably amounts for the whole...difference.
ge;t to football, the favorite game of the
english school bops is the game mated.
' hare and houuds." ta watching their
'Imes I netioed thlit for. one boy w .
-ho is too'
hortaegged th wits, at leasatwelve are too
hort-winded. - Ureic lungs give out a long
;elite before their legs do. . But that Bort
If short-windedness min be readily cured
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er various kinds -ot exercise, eepeasally by
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of her uncle. it appears th t •thi th
:13iVt% 'III the
Pub few months she lime e* i , e ktl. e
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symptoms' of somnambithera.. ' W i e tep
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parently asleep she would rise, and wit •
13 i tl ' 1 a . lk downstairs in
her. Yea 6 gil Y °tine 'WI that' ''
Perfee0'eafetY_. - t WEB 01111. after
hen sin ular feats she would
performliog t. g . k _ , e ,tk
retune to het bed, and on swat ening ut e
morning could not recall the circumstance
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Ashort ti herfriends,
to her mine. - ,me ago ek '
'whe regard her present etate • wit great
anxiet tried an experiinent. One evening
Y1
• eves found. walking in
recently, when. she . . . .
her/sleep, a gentleman proottring pen and
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her to etter. he
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',One evenink I went into Watierse club,
whera 'I found Mr. George Payne waiting
to make .4 rubber •at whist; others soon '
are ed 'd the 1 y he H thi '
iv , an . p a . . gan. o ng. re.
mathable paned, except that Mr. Payne.
Was &info= to -continue ' the game, and
though we pliwed. till 4 or 5 o'olo k ed
0 , Elefiln
disappointed at the. party. breaking. up. I
went home to bed and von after lOo'clook.
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my servant, Chapman, came into my room
to tell me that Mr. Payne had been that
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morning ,0 o in a- tia on u ney ea .
h t • . til 1 P t H th
,Thtis he had been•purposely playing all the
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'Mat in order to pais tloe time' till he was
sumnioned into eternit and to'
.a y
the angel. Lastly, the point
was indicated. where Judas bestowed the
.00i:therms kiss; and then my genial and
....a- _.____ _ .. . ea*. - ilia on par.. - 11-.
lee!ueu. owerimge Pee . leCt .. 1?1
•With 80111.0 olive leaves from the garden as,
a •mild signal. for bakhsheesh. ' ,
It may be Of interest ta. some. to know"
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'that the Greeke, enraged at the. idea that
the:Le:tins-should have a monopoly' of this
"I havete t cl -t- G th
P *ON . g x e . an . oppom ion e •
,serdane on the opposite side of the road! I
' uneeritan&thet itis not yet exhibited th
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.Feanes; tie • ate odetedians evesh • to wait
-aviobil0, Mr Iheolive trees th grow Mei.
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• . .0-, wonderini canyon.
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id you ever notice What arigeat whis•
peeing gallery the 'Gland • Canyon' of the
Colorado ia ?" asked Judge Harrison this
morning • • • ' •
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Wonderful " ism& Jud e Kennedy as he
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his feet gentle moon the table ahd
placed - • - • - • . -
transferred a quid•froin his left Mime right
cheek. • .
_ter was-througa there' 801118 weeke lige,"
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rommed•the alletioe, "and eve made. Dome
experiments. Oneef the parey.fireaoff agun
near the needles. and when we got to Cotton.
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wood, more than 84 'miles away, we found
suss or THE STOMACH. IT ourtE$ BLOATING, MUD
AWE, ilfinyous PIMSvneTtOlf, GXNBRIM EMBILITY,„
DEPRESSION ANDINIHGEsTioN. * , * * 2
d'*;,, * '• T'
* ........T_,E-LING ...M....BATH/10 DOWN, CAUSING‘PAIN,
we e
_ _,I0...T exp BACKACH.E,.IS ALWAyS PERMANENTLY
pump BY ITS 'USE. *• * * s* ,* . * *
411T WEEL AT ALL TINts AND 'UNDED ALL CTEHTUN-'
ST4141:148 A" "AlW"Y 1V4.11 "1 LAWa ...TIC"
atm= THE FE mAVE SYSTEM. * • ^ * ., ^
* 44rITS PURPOSE is SOLELY FOR =LEGITIMATE
nit MAW OF DISEASE AND Tim RELIEF oF PAIN, AND.
mar IT DOES ADD IT CLAIMS TO DO, THOUSANDS
iabiza °AN oLaimy TESTIFY'. -Oi. * * *
r IIIDNEY Comm '
on THE emei or, mere
EITHER SEX THIS REMEDY, IS uNsunressEn.'.11
• terrea E. rituclIAMT; VEGETABLE COMPOUND
pmpared at Lynn, MasA Price $L Six horses for
gold by.cadr &Ca. SentByMG11,
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sountain exoursione. • . • ,
Lllting weights in anether' livelier:it lung
xeroise. There hi a story of a Grecian
lamson, the athlete Milo of (ketone, Who
papee, requested %ante a
obeyed . mechanically, and, .sitting down,
'wrote a note to an abseet friend„ °meth in
eveiy reaped, although her yes at. the
time A fact
=taint
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one could have told by his manner that .he -
had met an • awful roe eot in view."---
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.2..O.Ple Zare, . .
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..'Srlie 0ittsgileit • Soldter • in. the' Soudan.
. •_ . taught . • ,
/' 'Chi *area lathe 'sending
, , n. , . ris: a camtaign has
the Ariebtat 1 !inane -good lesson -respect
tbe town marshal still :on the lookout for
tho. fellow who had been shooting iu the city
Emus.. _ .
e. It's got a fine eoho, too," said Kennedy.
WO pestage paid, int
, a Piss or ,Lozengss on Teeeipt of price fu3 above.
Ills:khans.% •Guide to Health,' will be mailed free to
Lady stanip, Letters 111confidentaly answered.
• No family should be without IA . P
LIVER. MID. They cure Constlpatien, ousness
;is.
any'
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lay after day carried a calf . around
he arena, and .in
same were oloeed. singular
that the wrieingaloMughout waseexoellent,'so
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Two vireo. TYKES.
for the English, a more pleasant feeling for
lb
themto harbor- than
;
-' I wait. down at Fort Ways along in
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. Torpidity a the TAvx•.er. 25 cents per. bo. '.
gained strength as
elf gained in weight, till heacould finally
theWeede being written vegetate? Wong the
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their eentem li and
inilieinguishable bete. for the Egyptians!
February, and jUlta before I left I got into
a little Ow with a fellow ' lie
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e,rry i steer. We may . doubt if the steer
full there
lithe: , At efaiesashe. °mimeses .
Odille m
thisi state freely :end.
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A Gre 1 ravel er and a Heed Worker.
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The kiodoessr whieh their prisoners have
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and said that
.wee no part of a.. gentleman. i said 11
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easaa ^ 0
as quite grown e butis no doubt
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hat De. Wiuthip, of BostoneMassee pew.
iced with dumb- belle . and bagfuls of pig
on till he was able to lift,' though only for
moment, the weight of the•heaviese Meer
tue
n the Texprairie. It.is equally thrtain
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hat.before he began M exercise he was tilt
uniest student et thee riiedisial college.
aid if a weakly mail. of modern times
mild uplift such a weight, why should not
champion of the Greoian armlet have been
to carry it for te distance. of half ea
elle ? For it cannot be denied that People
ave become more puny since they began
o trust to gunpowder and steam instead of
)exorcise. .• , ' • • •
In countries where they. still rely (teethe
trength their limbo,
quite correctly. •Re•
, cent y
1 • though exhibiting' the same steal-
. . .h
tones; she.hafakept 'her eyes open, whir, 1
however, only give.a vacant shwa. • On ante
occasion while stetting out for adrive she
became unoonscioue, and the nett moment
revived only to be found in her old *tate:
9 • . • . . C .
Sheeeide asked to and at the'bulding.
• of 'aleietie toter' the reins. potettiaing
home she became herself: again, and when
acquainted With her strange actions fele
tl hur rimed . The oun lady's about
lide. .7. P . y g
18 years of age. Several doctors have. ex.'
pressed themselves as" puzzled • with .the
oafieeitnd she will be taken to Boston to .
visit eerie° of the lights! of the medical pro-
relief can be afforded
fessioo te Heel! • any_ . . . . •
•
There is a famous travelling dog in Eng.
land known 'as "Railway aetela" says The
.Gotclere Argosy: Ile spends the greater part
of his • time in making excursions. over the
railroads of the kingdom, and has even
been in Scotland and France. Of °three
.
the railway hen& all knew him, and %few
..months ago, when he was run over and
Jost a leg, they were all • extremely syra.
pathetic, and took great pains .to . convey
, him home. After jack 'got out again he
' '• istravels,an qui
resumed la d q te recently the
to
English papers had an interesting. account
, et the attentions paid him • by the Prince
. and Princess of Wales, who met him at a
•railroad junotion waiting for a treine There
' ' ' .
is another dog, a pure Scotch oolley named
"Heti,"
'received at our hands, and the forbearance
31 the might well have
sliciiin to theaew e , y. .
one punishment have un•
expeOted ! et . ,
doubtedly gieen theta' fearless barbarians
some glinothering ot.a-new world of ideas;
the English, they understand, are is mad-
ful as they are lime°. "But why, then, do
you come to fight net 71 asked one of the
prisoners. The questioner was not well up
i Mice. ' And he had narrow views about
-°00 • , . . . .
other matters, .as for example,' in military
.thoties, when he bluntly, and even
roughly, ' ex reseed ' his inabilit to
... P. 0 7
underetana now . an honest People
like the English could . have sneaked
round by•the.rear•of the entrenchments at
El Teb, instead of attecking them *might.
f ' di a' '
rather lonely and noticed that the remark
hung around the neighborhood pretty well,
but when we stopped for dinner, twelity.
miles away, I'll :own up I Wee-etirPrised to
find the make still falling out"' pert of a
gentleman ' in the slime tone of vibe that
I had used, except 'possibly. it sounded a
•
little more husky." y •
"It's .agave country," said the . genial
justice, "aud, as you say, its mho is .won•
dada'. I was dawn there along in the fall
and
d when I went bath • last Month half of
• - -
ehe conversation we had indulged m was
still floating around promisououslY. rhae
'Made e verbaroorteraot.for. a'aiining claim
that the other. party teied eo . go hack on,
but I Clinched' him by getting' a; atone-
.
t a i
ee THE way
eas agefeeit., . e40
- , VEGETABLE
LIWI
AND
VrArlit.. . E
. : tr
lee •
FOR
' 3:01E1813P3333PISX.AL,
'
0 . Loss of. Appetite
' . e. . .. • - -a a, 1 ,
, inaigestion, .' oour..blomacn,
'• • ..
. •
Habitual Costiveness t
S.
• IC eadac e and Biliougnets
:
:
of as in Turkey, Hun-,
soy and Afghanikten; • there areof
. who has the been so long known as
' AT LAWN TENNIS. Jack, and leads • a 'eimilar, life,' though.
f th f b h'.•'.
orwar y rem e ron w ere is tribes-
a
, e. . ..
men wake 'prepared to receive us. On the,
- - -
grapher to 'take' down the eoho word .for
' -.'-,2
Price, 2+5. per bottle. .Soldby all Drew...0
.
.plenty
eon .earning their' bread by .00mmon labor
' .' b. .• . . .
• • ae • --e-- more ' useful:. He is . employed to
.
thee land -Mad • this is oue of the. most
.0 ,
word what had been said six months before,
• • " ' from ' '
and then I got affidavits( m those who
4 •
rho could astonish the so -celled athletes of
,Giele Not uninteresting: Because They make collectione • for • the .".tailway•
P. leasing•features of General Grahara's brit -
. , .
knew him thas the Jim's
' a""tee-aaa-et•-• -
French circus. A Turkish porter will
boulder a box which the driver of a New
ork express waggon would hesitate eo
. ' '. . Are Flushed! • , servant% • orphan fund," • and in
' : "Do youog men.play tennis bethuse.they this Beriine be brings( in, on. the average,-
like it, or because it is the correct thing?" over el.0-a week. This aneoients to enough,
.. . . . .
luta ottle osimpaegn-the ribs& •so diet
veer. Kum _ mineeived,...and. .a_s. heartily
e_xpressedi, his admiration for hie enemy.
voice Was and had
him where he couldn't squeal: Wonderful
thing, that eanyon.7-.Deadville Democrat.
. . •
• •
30. ' Ar'''
• • • .
- -
. / izi , to
'IAL.
.
DE.. ,,,
.nload without easistance. .. , • . .
During the Afghan war the native vier.
lore carried cannon to e battery: on the
op of a hill from where the•English soldiers
rere unable to carry them down again:
The foot soldiers of the Turkish Jani.
(tries had to drill in 'Mll Armor, run,
rreatle and even swim, .without removing
heir iron equipmenta. Stith.. a value did.
heir drill -master set upori the Wham° of
szly training that they would never.
atiept a recruit of more ;than 12 yearn of
' "Oh, that's about ' it, I guess in many in the. COUtf38 of e . year, to support pH
oases. They hear 'co. much. about tennis orphan chddrena, . He carries on this
that they take to it., 'Of • merge there are honorable. canvass on all the railways, be -e
some first-Olase • players,' but most people" ing " eniployed " by a charitable moiety.
jute] knook the balls around." " . . He has visited a great number of the, thief
"Like to weer • flannel olothee, knee oities in England and 'Walee, and has twine
breeches and .little•roupd hats?, - . crossed the channel to Fran .: Thus useful
- ".0h, yeeethe languid. youth*. de. ..They dog has a• plated medal ohed to hie
take a out in showing their -shape. But collar, bearing the foll .g inscription:
many really :fine. pleyers-men who take e I am 'Help,. the railwa dog pf,,England,
off thole coats and roll Up their sleevesa•t and travelling agent for the ..orphans of
are •• infatuated • with the game. Mr. railway men who are killed on duty. My
'
1.n the tee el,. of .,therse, he ma his hest to
exterminate .him ..- but in camp he .often
po e q e pity o ing sue
s k f th e ' ' f kill' • h'splendid
fellows who after ell are only b lli
re e ng
hg sinstithose rotten g yptians:" (The Brit-
h Id* r' cent tfgrth Egyptians'ge w
10 ,,,*° et° ..!...• . °PA' P. ..
d e ' -le'
8. menmianee inctmeequeneo o. an
teeeigir °
mei t at ,Tokar. The blue-istoketehad, With
their ownehtmds, dragged their guns all the
way from ' Trinkitat. Seventeen' miles-.
across. and and mud; They Were thirsty
The slaked • for Water from thine of ' the'
_ Y . ..
' • ''
, - `•
• A, connective obituttey. .
After eadozen or More years Of child:leis
married life Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rem -
, .
Phee7e of Canton Cleetre; were on Tuesday
of last week the reetpiente of a eon; Three
and one-half days did they wear -the badge
of menthol:eland then the laid of promise -
. P
bloittiomed in Elysisn fields. With.peouni. •
ary Memo to well 'care for ' ohildren,4 and
with mutat and religiousequalities to well
train them, fhb...acquaintances of Mr. end
.
e
(SEPoI , •
4 LECTRO-VOLTAIC.
r
-4' kq/SI.I.V."4 oil
ere
i
T.nitg frOIT1 NERVOITS
peiraTONewielgIna92114
areseeepeetne
I brti-iirts:',i'?:iD, Sei-:loL%6
Pamphlet free.
'Voltaic Belt
•
• 4-,
' 9
e4-1 o a '
D ' -''
. • • • - • .,,I.VLit.) .
MIN end r 1 , . 1;.p.Ityri4i8
N G" 8 1 ;: tiN, -Wasaglirer•
DEBILITY. "JOST VITALITY,
'fkor4. TAT: 'afna
e).,cce'lliY tigotell Alt OnNiirg11.
°moll for niestratee
dress ' _ • -
' 6.., liarelAll, IVIich,':-
. :
•
go. These cadets( were exercised for
Labouchem thinks e a.. young couple office is No. 806 City road, London,' where
h th had
EgYPtmas ev om eY• just come to '
. Mrs.. Humphrey COM but viish that many
ears, like the sees of -theeeld Spartans,
efore they were assigned to actual duty,
nd the result Was that . the Janizeries
epeatedly beat the armies of all Western
Weep° ooinbined. - ' •
.
,can't • thrt . and play lawn tennis. subsoriptions .evi be receive
11 'thankfully• d
• • •
Take one blaak.eyede girl, . put a croquet andateknoveledged." Help makee the cur-
mallet in' her hands, send her stowed a omit of the. train ander the eye of the con.
orequeafield, following a stupid bell, cheat- duotor. He does not performany Woke,
ing the. other hitting her but
relieve. e Btiklisheeshi" replied the Egyp.
.
time, ol mg ou t ea pa ros. e gyp.,
h de t h' • ' I Th E
t'an who came • wIle No' -drank
i ..eass' .. .. up i e convoy_
hale ene %veteran eteee and spilled most .o f
the reste Tbe British .themel
years, instead of a few -days, had nurabered
the child% eaithly life; But . " safe in the
atm' of Jesus " it on never.be the viotim ,
of temntation.-Winsted. Herald..
eap...e. . ,.. . . . ,
• . YOUNG XIII/N t-KKAIPTIIIS.
-
'12 V
. _HE . OLTALX0 BELT Co., of Murshall, Micb.
c2ffer to Send their oelebratedEttoTno-Voriremo
BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES OD trial
The ancnent Greeke managed to. train not
nly their troops but the whole nation ' by
ffering liberal prizes for proficiethy in all
inds of bodily exercise, *such as running;
aping, speatetbrowing, and wrestling.
side, and toes,- silently exhibits hie Medea First and
•t-
which always, somehow, get into 'a . girl's list, he makes his appeal to •the majon y
way; teem dress her in a tight -fitting tennis of British.travellera. After thee we. have'
suit, set a jaunty ilanneeteat on her curls, no excuse for haying that dogs am- onlY
. and ivatch her as 'the 'flies about °vet se good as targets for a etbne.
tennia court, 'assuming a thousand -
soldier
- • 7 . . . . . Y
admits tnat.he might have ,faxed rote%
worse than did if onlythe. Arabs were
ne. knoveing as 'the ,..,_.
were p noky. ' • wny
i they no ou o our convoys . .
(I'dI t ffY • - e?" "Why•
did they not itetath us at night in the
• .
Dime Experience ,
.e. her
' ' b a t i t . school,
Potion° con up a se eo y t
charges(' for tuition are seldom small. e
'-' ' ' h t i .
training imparted as ourren ve. ne. every-
for thirty days, to men (yearns or Old) aillieted
.,wIthaervone debility, loss of vitality and man -
boll, 04a4ntil•rIginaed Lraolur .anv.:20.1111, g'ilaIr
Idni* as ir Compfete z%topYrtion to health, vigor
and manhood guaranteed. No risk ie incurred
as thirty days Lila is allowed. Write them at
.1 a distaeoe of ZO yards their spearmma
poses„' ' .., .
with the glow of health in her ohee,ka, sue.
Tea
.
ierebas 2" "Why did they nee weafoonit
Where, and for this nation ehe can demand
.arbitrary her 'wishes. -One
onoe for mustrated-pamphret free.
Mild hit a target with unfailing certainty.
• • sorter soca
diamonds in her eyes( ; .sfaid tell me in
.
which they did hot- uhderfoand?" '" Why
at
corapliance.with
of her appreciated maxims is geletthe
' . 9 ..
. - -YA -..e '-
WESLE Pi, LADIES
!heir runners competed witheherees and
reyhounds. It is on reoora that ..the
tampion; loathe of • the. Spartan' Helotes
nee cleared 52 fate, and a native Cio.
The weinenin-the smithy -to. -0 f eL -
Waioh.game she is the more olierming:-To OL ye
my mind, tannin is a great game for Aide -Waste., England, work in the. shops and are
often more muscular -than, the men: ,
tion. Mr. Labouthere appears to think . .• _ . . . .
that tennis( :as if A wornan. at Newesietle, Pa.,
'cled li- ik" ----1
i t ey no eep.quie a Tob, and, w en
T bt
we got close enough to theta' ' jump upon
ue With their spears? "-N ' • AC .
tneteent enturY •
. . .. ,
- .to
f . . . Shun
,best value or your money.you can. un
the inferior or dangerous even. if cheap.
d " b ' ' f -
Therefore on t. buy ' substitutes . or
• COLLEGE,
. . . eialuiraToN,• CA DA . '
Will reopen, on..septemeer 2nd, 1884. It is -the
..
oldest and largest Ladies'C011ege in the Dominion.
,of
ona, in Southern Italy, even 55fee1. -
But the most e wonderful results of life.
mg training are seen in the aohievements
f the Oriental•storobatea who come from
over
players' go about working lecke in a
Mr wages.. A. genie.. Mats bub 10 or 15 room her three little children, One a babe
Minato, and. offeese104g intervals' for de. of 4 months, ' and goes to. the Salvation
lightful chats. • Generally, - tennis parties ArmyMeetings. . . " .
take turns at the court, and play and did Ladies who adapt „their fancy work to
'lawn 'the
. - • •
- . . .
Gord:.on. and the.Biabill.
An Assouen despatch esye: A mordant
arrived here reports baiting left Eordeetto
two months ego and. Dangbla seventeen
that invaluable • • . &rade -- Paused's
• Extractor, the always
Painless Corn •'
mire, sate and painless 00r12 remedy.
. . . _ .
Putnare's never fails, 18 painless, prompt
and certain; Beware 0-e ea . Sold
bstitutee_ ,
.Haa over 180 graduates. The building cost
s-
sumo and haover 150 rooms. Faculty -Five
gentlemen and twelve ladies. DiCnaio Slid rt
A
speoialtiee. ddreslithe
APrincipal, . . •
A. BURNS, D, •
.DLL.D.
ountries where -population obliged
uo,h .people to Work . miracles iri corder to.
"
altetnately. I oonfess that tenni% is- season are now embroideeing on • linen,
ho more fit to be played in the heat of the• duok and bamboo cloth ivhile they drink in
days ego. While at Kordofan he was fre.
'fluently in the presence of tbe Mahdi. The
.
•emewhere by dreigists and county miasma
• • • •
. ..71011a0111111 W011a0111111:
Mel their numerous competitors. •
During the last Vienna' exhibition a
mop of Jepabese jugglers atteextee far
afire attention than the display of their
art works end manufectures. They
dey, with the _thermometer op in. the SOS brOSZOILOB the hotel piazza. •
., .
nineties, thattoroquetebut it is barbarous ' • The mother ofigliarlie Ross suffers con-
to say tbaca, girl is not interdeting When stantly from bielatieholy. 'She never ex-
ilusheo tp.a excited:" ' petite to flnd her boy, and it would be a
•
merchant ultimately. escaped ham • there
.
together with an Egyptian lieutenant of
Rieke Pasha's army. Many of Hicks') men
were in the hale. The Catholics who were
-4.--- „ . .
Take, rather than give, the tone of the
°company, you are in. If you have parts,
you will ehoiv theme more or less, uppn
every subject ; steel if •yod have not, you
.P
e Thousands of young men Are exelatm
1 ing theigenemertAirINtertgang
,t,- 9 00 IFOUtlirCHE GralwER
°skive y the only tellable prepare.
thinal overconvince offered to the IMMO. A
,a,tive
.ad amazingly clever rope claneers and
amblers, mere boys some of them.
Int their best performers where all goy-
„- _ • ' I' f t h t It that.h
Illiamors of blot matrimony. re ie o, er o nowe wasdead. •
'
A. Parisian lady last veeek having lost iiii
A 'oath illuptrative of ' the Mph Custom perm g ass, as amen ing over e ma er
o " 1 ' • et 1 t* th tt
of in in" ihe
in the Mahei's potver *ere safe. The rebels
.
had Hurrounded Khartoum but • General
r on opens hem an Mlle a me
G d d' 'd t 4c1; • d h •
e ' • •
leaders The Wish Ps
d ''s
had better talk • sillily ppm a subjeet of
other people a than your °wit choosing.-
' • ' '
'
Chesterfield. . .
•
triWill the MOOG SkePtkal.
•
Isewaro of bogus Imitations. Sem
pottpaid. In plain wrapper, on reeeip
of price. SLOOP per box.
'A . 0, ALLEN'S Box lpi London Ont.
eaded old men. It had taken them. a, life-
merryine.
g and giving maoiage witty a friend, and said ehe had onlY lately-
rural districts was heard in •a Limerick
infl once
' u I deolith
bog.. Almost daily lettere are
Nerve team Cure.
AVM USING. solo Agent tory. B. and Clarinda.
ime of practice to master the difficeilties
f their speciel trioke. One of them began
.ift .tterformancur by putting . the palit of
is left 'hand upon a bee, and lifter itteeteh•
og out his legs horizontally in Ond.direetion
,nd his right arm in the other, he raised
,imself in a way that his whole weight wee
• lost_hee huthana also, It never rains but
Court: johnlIttyea, with two other men, it pours. -
Went to Mrs. Re ates home, and an agree- • ' •• ; • .
ment was entered into that Hayes( should A Denveeolergyman thine& that when a
marry Mrs. Ryan's datighter. He was to woman declines a seat in a oar offered to
get 'a marriage portion, 61;750, and the her by a inan who eaoupithe it,. the ' has
marriage waste take plithe on •the following covered a •noultitude of sins and made a
Sunday. In the interim the defendant convert to the doctrine of 'woman suffrage.
. exchanged
between General Gordon • and the Mahdi.
•
The ,meethant adds the Mahe stne the in.
habitants of Dongolit are loyal telthe Rho-
dive and hostile to the Mahdi. e He says
the artist Vientelli, wleo was °speared at
Kordofan by Mahdi, is safe. •
• . ,
• •
Poison's a/ERMA:en opreeflatulenee, °Mlle
and spume. . Nereiline three vorcatiag,
diarrhoee, cholera, and dysentery. Nervi,
,lina cures headache, sea sickness and
summer cotorlaint. Nerviline • oures
neuralgia;,toothaohe, lumbago, and viatica.
a . ei, ,
0 . . 1
. : ,E. FiTs P
'''a" Tgocur°1=1!M;4147ff,!7t,".';,"T,A!
mar !I 1.,i
- ,.,,„'1, i ha.o' Mod+) tho 0.0:1513 or P.m, Femme.
etetetiareergettleteee';"egtMeleweaVret
vegektli=sge.0ri=g a_eure„ 8011d At
utiported on the edge of his . left band.
Vitliont ever touching the ground witUfaily
ther of his body, he then began to
. . In Bianco stook gambling has largely in.
obtained 0250 to OOVOr the exesnBea• but • • - - -
, when' Vie guests( wake asseMbled for the chased arcking French weenie of means,
w hile those whose incomes are ite
In the. Lund ot• Dliortre.
4-.
e Chicago iausband-" I am shocked, iny
' '
. .
Nerviline cures sprains, bruises, outs, ato.
N • • b
Pelson'ii erviline is the eat remedy in the
world and only coats 10 and 25 cents to try
"fl Of My infallible .
renfedy, (live ESprmq ,,, ,, ,,o,.. 0,11re. It costs vs,
notelentAk.ip .,1 gi,,,,,14.(4,4 rlt,, Noeyork.
.
part
urn,so, his wrist, elowly at first, then moro.
nd &ore queerly, till his outstretched feet
thirled around like the epokee of a hora
fly wheel. The rapidity of his
Wedding breakfast, lie quarrelled about the .. • small
dui/Eli themselves by risking Moderate sums
money, brae Off the Match, and quitted - .
ni. t e mammon, 0 tOM b es an atones
the house. A few days. letter he itistrried bl b 1 d I
that are constant y . ., , g p . , •
another girl with a larger pip-Aim:I. He 1 taking lace
* '
• • '
dear, that you should waltz with that
an er • the idea of allowine ati u
Or g , - e a En Y°
never saw before tb pot hie arm around
you in that style."
'
' , - •
it: Sample and large bottles at any drug
' ' Nervilino,
• store, Try Poison a Nerehme.
. ...--......--e- ,
• . • e ,
. . .. .
EYE, EAR AND 'THROAT
•
---
TN it. G..5. RYERSON, L. R. 0.P.
ontal
lotions WV Wonclerful. 'enough, but hove
A Oontrived to keep hie balance WOuldilittes'
•uzzled the best aorobitte of our gyneniatio
mediation% • • •
The next performer had an attendant.
''.
returned part of the money loaned; and. an , •., . , . ,
The most influential man in Dodge chty,
a . tiet•Off to the claim put in a bill for an - f
entertainment which he - gave for M.rs, Ks., is said to be Batt Matterva, whci has
haled thirt .twef arsons thoordin to
Ryan. , The items ineluded whithey, port et • Y .0 • ,g
131031 fame and hi spoken of ast a '80-
and sherry. The last Item was $20 put °?rn • • dell e h , , a /I'
eatable gob e ow, w en e len t moue :.
down to " olergyrthat Mr intehded mar- 0
. „
i
Wife-" I should not have doh° xt Jove,
. .
only X found after a few moments' oonver
eation that I formerly knew him." •
tt • It
Indeed 1 , , .
" Yes ' he was of my early husbands "
• •
• • le . • '
u a t. e & I
-- wee' hero," he mud to bus men., "
&net mind letting yeti off a day now and
df h'f 1
then to attune your • gran at er a unere ,
but 1 think you ought to have the courtesy
to fiend a few of the fish round to my
house." •
ii ,--• ,
s. rt.,Laattlrer on the nye, Ear and Throat
Trinity ARAMs! College, Toronto, Oonlistani
ur a . o, o enera osp a , NI 1
t 1 t t the Tor nto G• • 1 H it I '
Clinical Assistant ROyal LOndon Ophthabnio
Hospital, leorefleld's and Central- ,London
Throat and Ear Hospital, 817 Church Street
Toronto, Artificial Human Eyes.
held a tin box by a leather strap, and
,
-.
, . „,. . , , , .
rho
wung it slowly to and fro like the pendu.
It „
large Maitre Of
• riage." judgMent for the fulranioulikwas A oar loaded with marble. on the Howie..
given. , • ' • tonio B. rt, broke down . near Fall village,
'
' •
A Sensation hoe. been caused In Dublin
by the arrest of a Quaker named Pillar,
ea.....
• • . •
-The question whether young. women
.
WANTED, LADIES OR YOUNG
. mon ,
lm of a olook, .the we
ox' was a large hole about ale itioh and a
,alf, but certitinle not noon than two
mime, in diameter. The juggler dapped
ack to a distance Of about twenty yards
, -' .1. ML688.) yirterday morning, wrecking the
The canal at Sault gto. Mario ifi BOW whole tram. Braliesman Jones Was killed,
lighted by electricity.. The Pionenetelle us and an theknow0 Man, Who was stealing a
that " ettoopting when the eughee gets tired,- ride, had his leg cqt off,
a dozers or more 2,000 candle . power lamps Ilia. Gehrge' Steno, ati 'Wane innate of
who is a Married man and the father •Of a
large family, and who is alleged to have.
eaeuraule,ted a fortune by lotting bourse
at OnOMBOtis rents fee earieue fel in
. o 'bus
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praotipes. Warrants have been is u for
the seine line of studiesties their
Shall ptirsue -
te find ite olfet objeotion
brothers, seamsent .
li sioal loonatittition
in their differ , ,p y _ .
a i '
Ar nines:Oa On eine . subieet are ne y
g . , . . ..
on both . Bidet( , but tne peewee ed.
n 0.
ay or country tO take nibe, ligh
e uasant Work to their own hotemil SO to $
an" P"
ing.e Tosillalea.vnIcestitiontlau work ht. py -
Please culdresSEELIfliLlE0 MVO. gO., VII
hia, Pena,
me began to throw little copper balls at
he tin box. The first ball was taiight by
kie attendant, -who theteupoo raisedthe
ox a couple of inches, but continued to
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pour tbeiP brilliant light down. upon the the Poorhouse at Boonton, gag saturated
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noble t. Mary' ,River, and the rapids go her olothing with kerbeend on Tuesday
flashing • snd laughing past as if in se ght and applied a match.. She 'HU
ecstasy of joy at the 'parch of solace," mimed to death.. .
several other arrests on similar °bargee.
Pike County, Alabania, will Ansi A i,00p
Polind block of gypeum to the World.'s Ext
coition. , : •
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f Mr . Pinkhein's Ve etable
aptation o , la.
f "1 t ' te d'
Com ound to the three sti non s a en mg
_ _Pro, .rto or 041.Eort nee...0 . .
the fe Ull . . g i . d no argument ,
its works ate its proof.. . , -
ieCAliiit to seem n litutfileri
Education ar Spenoeriati Pen
./ nianshie_ at inn -SPIONOtell
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