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"We, ise-ornee trio
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alit411140 at Woe tato.
MPION, la, O., Barrister, Ehillelter.
0.847;,, Caelo-Over Down' Tirert
Wo4. Mom/ to Ion.
tiOrriltE,Datlairr, Iterrleter, Solicitor.
ke, room ia anginas Court. no. k,e.
ealiite Jo= at Wrest rates. Onices-lion
Wens Elope, Beintitee West, Oadericli,
Xs IttegaftnIgetrrira;gitsr eV=
amilt011 street, mead door
tree) Ukelele .fiederiola
✓ ink% U4OE1I. Barristen Stale= ,r No.
nas Ora. end (oursteatteer. -Hainit
tols Prot, °World'. opposite Dolborne Rotel.
pintos toed* to lend at t percent. Interest on
molUage. Farmersnote* oaehea.
114 11121nOLSON. L.1). 8_, Dental Surgeon,
a oppoeite the Fast Oftlee. Dold
EISA'. ponytails and Fold crown aud bridge
Work a Specialty. 1 itirty•live Years' exPee
flume.
D. D. S., L. D. S.. Dental Bur-
s soon. Lam
tent and approved ethode
ball darnel operetione. Preservation of
nebula). teeth e specialty. ()Moe -Over James
Inagua:4 dranoode store.
0-M. TttrtNnumla ., D.D.S., 0.8.. Dental
6 40/118011p tormer4 eissoolated with De
law or asentoal. 1 branches a the ;vo-
tes/11On practiced. Intend ser gold and porcelain
Fvins and bridge work. Simoial kttondon
on 0 the ores ervation of the natural teeth.
F4
to MoLean's New Block.
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0.00.041,4`;',Discoyggp ;Will.44/1,4119
les faialtselIne 431D foo. Di A, 00,110
por,000 to$44'4411,:. of ..0*1141 vuowria.4.,
tr.*
moist Posiodbig t„ks **over* lio *elopes
Olen the iKortlePO di Giillitoti *AWOL 43 b4P0 iL '044,11* -4
ot wo,.volt," ago oat aamega Lia bekara•Xgtti101. 004
reastr utodOrgoint riVa yoone dePerta. the l'etked, httrifiaXn '304 I 04W et tiZMl
tiOnt bet that, *a tho Lew do* not v*-* inif* whs ;'Yfikel"fierfraiint kit get
40Potlatien with' five to otte fel A 'WO Periesit. 4t. 3ut
oar% solitary oonfliioinott, the prle- weat to *oW *ow /PP *evor axi teiX
POW Weald kale, tu eadergo ten yearw wilaYL gob* 40 :benne*.
danentieel. 1131e litiniater oleo Valle et- .4•FOLI'441aruua4'Onen
tenttonte the 'Met that the health of "1 wo44krOSPeet1ttili, in it APPAtriy Own,
the PrieeanttrlJ fenlintely cosainnatised, I Weki0 0.3$301b314::_., an4404ow; aoutt
and that let Pot be able without kV*: Oat tietW; Ween't 40Mt
great danger tie Undergo arolonged Menly ehtiney,t, bp,t 1 woo pp gam"
body itf *reiti'tivethfied. I heard bine
deteatiOn,
The Peport of the War Minister cos, 'FS alit 04 bs1 and stand up; and
cludett titailTmv 1 Wiitglaat1 eattht tall from Vs WeIghL
The Government' will clot have met 4)4 'the II0Or *Ad hie Plantier of gettillf
the wialma of the country, which de.? UV 08 4.44.4940. iinet sheet how big a
sire* peelficatiou, if it does not beet- r 313431.' ho. Wait anti what he was likely
en tb effaee all traces of the patunii 10 40. Now, you 400, 1 was in the
conflict. It belongs to you, hi, tes 'Parlor, 44* AMA room, or whatever you
President, by RD eat of lofty huina.as :Pat 11, dawnSteire, and this man ca-
tty, to sive the ring pledge et the': Pecied.VOItld he coming down in a
oppeaoemzoit, which opinion thit,tAtinlifta tO Search the hau.se, and
monde, and the good of the Republie: gitteried, Or my instinct told me, et
tiOrnethi.fig, thet he'd make 0 thorough
coananands.
ORDER TO THE ARBIY. job ot it. and tbat he'd begin in the
The Ittinisiter of War, Gementi Oen Paler} And presently I saw hloa,
Moretti* de Galiifet, has addreseed the through a creek In the door of the
following order to the %erne OM+ "( (Mein 1 wag lu, coining down Ole etairs.
=Indere:- . And lie wae, just as I had expected.
The ineident is closed. rift Aills big man, six feet or more, but older
tory judges, enjoying the reeptitit
an, have rendered their Yell:diet With then I lutd looked tor, a num with
complete independ('nce. Viroli with.
out harboring aforthollifilta Inlit LO
their decision. We shall In the .aftine
manner accept the actioll that a tor.
Mg of profound pity, dictated, 10 tbo
President of the Republic. There can
be no further question et rapriesis of
any kind. Hence, I repeat It, the in-
closed. I ask you, and, if it
were mammary, I abautil COM/Mind
you, to forget the vest in order that
you can hink solely of the future.
cWiatitinh 3'vluvelPadaranallSezn, rwriomirattelpu6 ifictsPrtQc;
ut, oi her party but to France alone.
(Signed) Gallifet,
Tho order will be reed to the troops
throughout the Freneb army.
ONEY TO ..1,0AN-Private Sunda. nve
wont, interim, straight loan. A to w
Lterm ansl_town Properties for sale and to
t, E. N. LEw18. Barrister and solicitor.
Ooderloh.
reo.pcnavirg. General insurance, Real
•lOstatil and money Loaning Aont. Only
waless nesmantes represented. tio.‘ey to
lend On straight loans, at lowest rate of Inter.
tat go/titan Itity amount to suit the borrower.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
To CONSUMPTIVES,
Th. understood having been reetored to
hcaith by simple MMUS, Atter }mitering for Nev.
and year.' wirhe eavere tuna arfeation, and
that drintt4Tellbla consumptioii, anxiounto
make sue to fellow sufferers tho moans
of cure. TO thnewito desire it, he will °beer-
tudkjM
end Fres et.. oherge) re
ropy of the p.
script on Used. W.% they find euro cure
for 014141itlioer Asthma, Catarrh, Bron-
ohitisana hat rest and Mug Maladies. Ho
hopo i Aufferere will try hie femedy. as 1113
Mebane-1de. Thine doeirear the preserlption
whleh will coat them nothiag and may prove •
binedsig.will please address
RIM. EDWARD A . Wuraos.
Brooklyn. N.Y.
W. zig.94..741.7Xioh°,11;notARItIAGIII
MONTREAL ST. TONSORIAL ROOMS,
J. linornav, proprietor. Modern, easy,
Zia /laves, nab outting and shampedimr.
Mums sharpened and boned.
AUCTIONEER.
/LORN KNOX. Newsom etre
opposite Buxton's Rotel.
eer and agent tor iho !Vox
cultural Implement% Parts
Adams' Wagons McLaughlin
gany.Oshawa; tbo Cooksbut
Brantford. end all otber lin
farming trade.
eltellOMAS GUNDRV-I las 'Meek
.a. Mal Auctioneer, 0 Oriels. tiara Sales
made everywhere and all iffirto 'blade to give
yousatisfaction. Ohargestellaellitelai Cando
more business and apaagoer it. elaya4a
citrenny. Auctioneer. eicaterum
• W. F. alolidt% V. lIblailraduitte of the
jar Ontario Vionalmer Oninge, Toronto. I
respectfully WI theallAteteil ernoree owner,m
to me aPeeov etnIM o atierating ea hereto'
teeth. A fres ' BUOIpl..1101, +/inanely/ medielaiis
elwaasee h UMMeenditables-Newente
'trot, uode .
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0 ZetiLltitarr..
COR a g TaSt IND SQUAWS.
?my coloati A sPEclart.
E�*4 right.
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Funeral Notice.
ThtfittitSirintatiddris and conducting.
or UN1ttALl3 at* Wet which does
an art with us.
J. *Puy* SON.
trade 'Worts and Embeim.
WOO, ow$
CONTRACTOR
HOUSEBUILDER
and GENERAL CARPENTER.
Houses remodeled, and general repairs
attended to promptly at moderate
prices.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SHOP -Kingston Street, Goderich.
RESIDENCE -Huron Road,
6oderick Steam Boiler Works
A. S. ORRYSTAL.
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Boilers, Smoke Slacks, Salt Pans, Sheet
Iron Works, etc.. etc. Dealer in Engines,
Machinery, Castings, etc.
Ali sizes of Pipes and Pipe Fittings,
Steam and Water Gauges, Globe Valves,
Check Valves, Inspirators, Ejectors and
Itiectors constantly on band at lowest
pr ces,
A special line of Steel Water and Hog
Troughs for use of farmers and others.
Repairing promptly attended to.
A. S. Chrystal,
P. 0. Box 37, Goderich.
By the most modern methods.
Glasses accurately fitted.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
COMPORTING
latitigulsbed everyWhere fir
Delleacy of Flavetir, Superior
Quality, and Nutritive Pro.
peirties. Speelally grateful
and eotrtforting to the nervous
Mid dyspeptic. Sold only In 1
lb. tin' s labelled JAMES
EPPS litCO. , Lela,, 'kenos.
epathic Chemists, London,
England.
IIIREAMPAST SUPPER
EPPS!a, 0400A
Ooderiph Planillg Mills.
,titichatiansit 10ynas
Contractors and
Builder*
tonotAdomnioriktuf tiotetto
In All *hide of lluilding Ma.
teriel, sugh as Lineber, Poore,
LeikShinglesi &co Sm.
ti es finehhett oit Spell
Medicinal
ilealthfittl
lervigoeullug
Refuse all substitutes
Made only by
Johnston & King
Brewers, GOderich. ,
4513$5S$W0issasst4liast.
MUM=
Becker it Myers
Undertakers and Embaltners.
• ileatoatt teasmehtteetts teileite
• Open day and night, best
goods at Moderate, prices and
enitrious attention.
entogittl,ltivwt oxiitiyrittit4toetoselkilei,v r
s.
ItUtrtsteCiel ittittk RAttR1$TRt.,
staptaia
,erOtiO4P0)0,4* orma
tnurectareftideitpoituerattomec:,• .ri,
'67BIL.T1r101.f...
L Notery n1040 'to lean et
'taw este et lows* Others AMteltienTraisrt
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0114 0, tisteett401
,lettaoroa* Vistalas.
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lair pretty well fattest with gray as I.
• ettelly see by the light he car-
ried, but still a man in the prime of
strength and perfeetty resolute and
towlines; and just as I expected be
matte straight for the cellar Cast ; he
wtus 4 thorough -going ohaP sod he
was goLng to
BEGIN AT THE BEGINNING.
"Hi!, going down cellar cut me off
from going out by the cellar window
that id came in by, and I didn't dare
try the front aoor or the back door
while he was io the Geller for I could-
n't tell, abeolutely, how. dittioult they
might turn out to be, or how math
work dodging hire from room to room
1.101.80 1 inighi make it would be risk,y
on the floor I was on, and then I
couldn't tell what room he would oome
Into firat theru ; and( it seamed to me
that the wisest thing I could do would
be to hide myself acunewhere, or get
into some place %%ere he wouldn't be
likely to look, a= stay there uutil he
had gone back to bed and to sleep,
and 1.1100 get out. And the place that
etruck me as best auited for tine was
O storeroom, or a sort of a lumber
roam, that 1 had looked into, but not
inspeoted, in a glance around that I'd
made upstairs before beginning work
downstairs ti Laought i'd just skip
for that atoreroom and, stay there till
the old man had finished Me search.
"The noise he'd heard wits down-
stairs and apparently in tits front of
the house; this etoreroom was up -
Matra, in dm back; and buainesalike
and thorough as he was I thought the
e.hances were against Ilia leaking
through the storeroom; or, for that
Matter, alaavi-re upstairs. So when
he went ...own cellar i wank up the
stairs he'd first come down horn the
tioor above, that I'd been, up nay oaf
once before, and I made ior that store-
room. I'd only looked in before, now
1 went in, and shut the door, as 1 had
found it. a Tile room was like any
room used for quail purposes, boxes,
anti old pieces of furniture and truck
of one aort and another, piled up and
lying around. Is walked in with the
Ida of getting around batik of some-
thing if I wind, and walking around
one end of a pile of • casually stacked
up stuff I saw, lying on the floor be-
yond it, a coffin;
"I should be lying to you if 1should
say the coffin didn't startle me, be-
cause it did. But still, it didn't star-
tle me, suah an everlasting sight, eith-
er.
IT WAS A BIG COFFIN,
one of the old' fashioned kind, made
he some cabinetmaker, and 1 realized
about the minute 1 eat my eyes on it
that it had been made for the big man
that I'd just seen starting down cel-
lar carrying a light looking for me.
I'd read about people's having their
coffins made and keeping them in the
house till they died, Maybe many years,
and no doubt you have. .1 have never
been able to cipher it out in my own
niind why men •do this, but no doubt
they do; here was a man that did; a
hard-headed man he was, too ; though
being hard-headed, I have observed,
demon mean that a matt has no
fanciea.
"As I looked at that"coffin, it seem-
ed to me that if I could get into it 1
would be in the safest place I could
get to in that house; for I didn't be -
&Ye anybedy'd licek inside the coffin,
lid was in place, with ocowd in alt
the stireWholes, but, all but two of them
Pet stuck loosely Into the holes in the
ild ; those two, one on one side up
where the coffin narrowed down at
the head, and the other on the other
mac, half way down the narrowing
and toward the foot of the coffin,
were &wowed partly down Into place
-enough ba hold the lid on securely,
"I had e aerew driver in my bag, of
couiiiii, and I had those screws out,,
*nu the lid off, in a minute, and then
I get in With my bag and nay lamp,
and Jay down in It. Be was a bigger
man than I was and I found plenty
of rooln. I drew the cover over hie
and trued it 'round the edge as near
as I (meld, so that it would look all
right. Of course Id left those two
screws sticking ill the cover; they
were of a uniform, height., now with
the rot, but there Was no break in
the rows.
"And then 1 waited. As 11 Matter of
act I didIA =peat bed Maio to that
room at all, but ha did. He opened
the door and came in, carrying his
light. Of toured, I couldn't Sala
but 1 could hear hiria, and through 'the
alight emelt between the lid of the ,c05.
fin and the body 01 11. 1 &Mid hen' that
the it** *4 now light, Or° an liglit
aft it eetild his trona tho liglit that he
carried, in a rooin piled up aethin Olin
Witte With WM% and things thet didn't
retied light.
"Ile Atele on late the room, ansi
around 1134t toe ot atatt boolit
tho tottia lay, sal toind by hair'
ing.lum„ Why Ous inereaotrig• anittint,
of light that ;1. eitild het thl'ehlth the
Creek Another atop Or two brought
biro
atAll Okteig
it 4 kept e* *1111, alittif thOtgli I
had 'been in * toff in to attee "Re *teed
' re fot Intatienty • looking dOilt,
tiJ3OR 11, I end ' then T Obeid
teti bYithe. :041fUnt'ISitiextheeit 0 MA
an 1 **Wit thitin$Vi113. brie*
4ttAnd, *I* edge., tbot lio Woo bolthng
4.11 It
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t13*i33tor I
lx3 Oen the'IMITiratid, bag In
hilithbOrbetal attbOOP0f wher. 113*
ecoffti40*,i. ftteilai. itiatt ,tart
ht ittowlatt tthitmit as 13. wOat,
ntitfl It faded but eltegathet flo ehtit
t13* etoo3lbetiinti
14V4vO Or* tint* to gst
beek to it rOo,,tta Una1 get
beg ,efeti
Set thete
bend, Nati*
Oka it
to4e :4-4,11 14.w7 :14*
Misbar
4i1gOilRf MOPS or Lowoom
A „ *drown
„AP?AH*T peotalor A. 4invittok free..
oiro Wax Dor Wo lo **4***41 $M$0'
*OW.* 134410,* *.*81a45 heel
Thiele VW only a few ezmko •oixt tat** eit the cerhatisa.,Offieeoott
bottutiatl **Pato. 74. view
even
*0'0000 or net fie*. 'rd.* **item
•li/War* Werth VFW* 31*/4 IPX10.03* rto.sip,
It is Aut ;pox ,y04r. 4446 litentilega.
tear/ •faandog tavorigewtny
teneion* at all, bad ,ita OW* vagial
dim*. upon, Wheals ozOolieneo.it prided
itself. and to practioo whicil people -
often travelled -considerable diatinatcee.
Fed Pie*, for inatance* Were Once rttO
great feature of the "dilellitte
taste" eared at the old, altosf Moue,
neer Pinebury Pat* the iy
qutintity of fish beteg , reffitharly
dredged up from the *treat* thitt WWI
o run under the wieder*. Tba
en still be het, bu the eers are nos/
htained from a fialmeniger wtta ser.
ries on Inulinese in en inkieligniif there
ughfare.
Dating back to abOlit theSanieIteriotri
re the oyeter-pottie* for which Utile*
110 Maidenlene, is still linntatill While
loot ter away, int the Strandi IM Srnp
noted for its fish dinnera, These
atter were quite ea Institution in
eye gone by. and eon Pow: there are
Ito be found certain old-feeldened. bon.
ivanta who awear by theta. The
gueet pays a certain fixed elint._ arid
tit as routili fish of ;thee ay dttferent
arietiea as he may ovar,
The Dante' Lambert. hue beep vele-
rated for its tripe yappers from time
mutemorial. and up titl smite recently
roWn stout. in tankards, tined to be
e oaty correet _excel:mm.14bn bover-
00.
.the Ship and Turtle, in Leadeunall
treat, is noted for three thitige 101
urtle soup, ita turbot, anti; de Mad-
eira. the first naroed is prepared af-
ter a reelpe which has been in the pose
sweeten of the hosts ot the house for
va3 a century. Tbe only pertIons of
he fish used, it appear% aria *ha call.:
• 0. the oallinlah. end the One. These
re stewed together for time *Mine in
• speoially-prepared *took, and the.
eault Is a peculiar gelatinous green
iquor, which testae of nothlog in par -
tauter.
To this foundation le added', however,
t differeut dm= and in varying Mtn
portions allspice, iciajoraria. thyme,
whole pepper, salt, green basil, rue,
lour, butter. parsley, a few small
hallots, half a bottle of Madeira, the
juice of a huge lemon, and a atiok of
atm; with the result that a battle of
he finiahed preparation is uomethin
o be aupremely thankful for,
Both the Cook and the Rainbow pride
hemselves on their =cps. It shotild
•e borne in mind, however, that th
ormer hostelry is by no means ide
Leal with the tavern immortalized by
Tennyson in his Will av aterproof.
!hat particular house stood, in fact
on the pppoaite side of the street and
was of far less pretentious propor-
Ions.
Besides its chops, the Rainbow boasts
of a apeoial dish. in the shape Of h
saddle of real Soutbdown mutton,
which is wheeled up to the diner on a
'ale movable table, in order that that
'ndividual may be able to direct the
carver's attention to the particular Ga -
•its and slices he most fent:lea. ,
Alen InnialelleheleThe
**WSW iltaileasila Amenettth
Arlie** *PP Yet InItitenrr
etika /04.4Pffi .bg. 'neat moos
b.44* th*: aro ,pro4/041 write* R4'0/;
4.01400 0. 14ri1.O.P.
The 1441,11 ttlint the Oro* -Os
714 to* moloratooil.)i, fe*0
, gap WU o .scionoo inipP004 ,that
4iecovera4 foini 'WA P9#040'
,thabrtin cote,* ifilliferasa WON *vow
ad.
But roolint 4isnoltar1is"4" AP"
ont thttee hoorio*
hofeetigotOrohadpo1n1li.41 out ePer
tehil-4F0t PROP the tett** Ar tWitiPP,
and deelerad that.,beueetla it Wee titt4
POttioll ttl, the brain, .whiehk if reader*
04' Paeletei Wettid IntertitPt reeate•$
Yet Men hiatas Imo IOWA
03'41 lute gofle1 but itt,WholP that PO
at the brain Wee perfect:
Thar' located the oqrtical Centre Pi
rhtion at a certain point in the ham
of tb.e bead, yet when the *AAR ot
some learned men were dimeeted the
part was found to be paralyzed an
ageless. The infereaco* that the APB
flitiaitniti way be perforated by 14
Lobe WI* of the brain. On' the whol
it mar be said that the brain elan
a mystery.
01 course theories are put forth re
gardieg the bailee and origin ef dreactor
manyi thipkera say that the mind i
alwayes,notive, M sleep as well as i
our waking hours; that there is a au
conscious condition, full of mental a
tivity, mud duct it is only when thee
thoughts rise to higher altittidea that
they restabantir sitiPeareoagoiouarieles an
are recognized an dreams. I canna
tell •wilat suboonsclooaneas is. The
word I should my is eimply a name
for a %set coneealed something, o
whieh we know absolutely, nothing.
VAGARIES OF TUE KIND.
It is fair to alumnae that ordinar
dreams are vagaries of the mind, whe
it is not pinned down to actualities by
the sights, sounds and duties of every-
day life and is ab the atone time sttra
ulated by recolleations er ba DO sound
or seneatii:um of the moment. But eve
when awake, if one separates} biros:011
from his surroundings, dreams way be
produced-day-drearas. If one lies dow
ha a quiet place, making tbe mind a
empty as poseible, the day dreams ar
almost sure to enter into the vacancy.
For instance, on suet& an occasion
began to dream of tne sugar Imah
where I made sugar an a boy. Then I
thought of Hernando Cortez, who con-
quered Mexico; thee of the Egyptia
pyramids; then of Herodotas , then o
the Cape of Good Rope, and then o
the discoverv of America. It was
perfect dream, with all the beemio
incongruity which real dreams have
and yet the chain at thought wa
quite natural. As a boy I had read
about Cortez while cooling auger. 11
had mentioned pyramids in Mexico. Th
thought of pyramids suggested Hero
dotus, who had written about the Nile,
It has been implied that Rerodotu
knew that Africa, had been circumnav-
igated. This suggested the Cape o
Good Hope; Vasco da Game discovere
the Cape and that suggested the discov-
ery of America. These facts may pos-
sibly suggest that sosne connection ma
exist between these different parts o
a dream which seem a.bsoliately dis-
connected. While I dreamed this da
dream I was not conscious of the link
which bound the arts together.
HOW DREAIVLS ARE SUGGESTED.
If au= ineongruous dreams come t
us when awake, it is reasoiaable to in-
fer that when sleep relieves the min
from the trammels of earth our dream
will be wilder and more unreal, as the
are.
I suppose there is no doubt that man
of one ordinary dreams are suggeste
by day thoughts,' although they ma
be as remote from there as Herodotue
and the pyre4ide are „from an Ala-,
balms sugar buhh. Sometimes the con-
nection is .so fine that it is impossible
to detect it. But doubtless it exists.
Tbe same uncertainty exists regard-
ing dreams which are called prophetic.
Of course all sensible men reject the
superstition that dreams have mean -
lugs; that, for instance, a dream of
death foretells a marriage, or that a
dreant of a snake is a warning against
tseachery ; but it is not safe to ea
that warnings are always absent from
tiresome. That is another of the mys-
teries.
The newspapers every little while
contain accounts of dreams giving
warning of certain events, such as
deaths, the ;discovery of mines, the de-
tection of criminals and so on. I have
Investigated some of them and found
them untrue. Then there are histOr-
ieal dreams of this kind. Calphurnia,
for instance, is said to have had a
dream warning her of Caesar' death.
The Bible is full of premonitory dreatas.
There are also some authenticated
dreams of more recent origin, snob as
the " Nimblefoot Mystery ' of 1870.
THE NIMMEFOOT MYSTERY.
In that year, Walter Craig, of Bal-
larat, Australia, dreamed that his
horse Nimblefoot would win the Mel-
bourneXup and that the jockey *veld
voter crape on his arm. Sure enough,
Craig died soon after, and Nimblefoot
won the flotham Stakes, With his Joc-
key • in mourning. This drew public
attention to Ile story and ratich epee -
Madan meta indulged in to his
chances in the Melbourne. But Nimble -
foot wen that also, and so the dream
Of prophecy was fulfiled. •
In 1898 Alitanitt Won the Same. ottP,
atter her victoryhad been Pretaged in
a. dreera. /t was a king Quit, end the
dreamer won SLOW for hitt wide* by
Wane Of thi ghtetly • tip, But the
4reatia had also foretold his Mini death
end he died before the rinea was rim.
The proceedings of the '§nditity for
Payohical Ittiftearch," 08E75; TOO& the
diets Of Chritsteisher. O. Brix**, the ao
Of weeJtby parents, in Baltimore, who
dreamed that 6 spirtL ot his dad
tutor 400=1'4, and werried UM, that
Ite° Weald Ale et heart'dhiernie on WWI-
noodity, bets. 5, 1883. ,
ITO was Shelia, liettlthy yenthteritt
hb ht art was seemingly in Perfeetetsh-
dilating A few Alolti littera the elatted
time Ort Maim, tit illtiltimiirek
treating, the l'anag . blab Ler. 8003*Might Indilspefilltibil, piedgem
ditalanIfff theft at the eiuI OA e /*W
he will be Perfel vie rkt,„
at Sail on ths ftiffidinfO4 r.!3!
,Aka vitraysiii.ozt-ttA,,;40,016.44
tioi
oty,,agfet0 kilo ,'
'bog "1 Mattoon:or tt the friritt,"
atiintiorit lrbfki.*11040 it; IWO 14°1"
et 00004 *0'0' Pr.00"14t"q. ,!4i1
;
REAM' "CAIIII IIII T
'Z'of bat**, '4Olatttameryt,4
Imu'b Ault; *Wit *auto 'tfiviet
' LOU% CdsdritY ;Lett dtiritig
UlltAbIL ithSebe.i to SittorIantrk'
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
Extraordthary Military Activity in Ent
land -Conference Of Generals.
it despatch from London says: -
Despite all outward slime of Cake, he-
nealb the orust of diplomatic reserve
the military officials are workingi
night and day preparing for the sig-
nal to begin hostilitiee, whether that
=mesas ar not. England is not going
to be caugest napping any more than
ite Trantsesal. Chamberlain is buri-
ed in work at the Colonial Office, and
double forests at the royal arsenals
an.d dockyards are straining every
erve to equip and transport troops
to the Cape. It may be set down for
certain that Great Britain will 1;10
othing,to precipitate matters, and the
Colonial/Office is far from admitting
that the ease is hopeless.
The .report that Great Britain has
emended the dismantleMent ot the
orts at Johanneaburg, together with
material reduction in the arinamerie
f the burghers, the Colonial Office to -
ay would neither cOnfirna nor deny.
!though it' is muoli doubted.
tfitutel,While, the Marquis at Lans-
downe. Secretera of State for War,
who returned this mornings from De
in, ha o bed& long cOnLeirences with
tient. Lord Garnet Wolseley and
neral Sir Evelyn Woad, adjutant -
=rat tp the forces; and the activ-
'ty at headquartersIs reflected in the
=attain, supply, end transport de-
arth:vents.
molts TROOPS SAIL.
The departure of the transport .1.le
U.nga for the Mediterranean on Wed-
*Nada/ with 3,000 troops was witnessed
y
it large and eiittiumastie crowd. At
Woolwich activity increases daily, es-
• ecially 1» the ordnance department,
where Nfaxlea gudik iyddite Melte, bal-
een etilitiPraellts, gas rester:1°1re, wag -
tee Lbeeligbt apparatim, water
carts, itilburantes,, array waggons and
ether Paranhethalla of modern warfare
are being harried forward.
While itirtioara of the reassetabling
of 'Parliament are tittrrent, the Met it
eollcd that 1» tho Afghah war, In
18/8, Great Ilritaixi eeltued war first,
nd then umenible Velment.
Vstodnesilay even ng t e Marquis of
tinstlewne leaned a strict order to the
etaff of the War Office, ,wtaning all
enbordlnatte to refrain fro* giving
tie prom any information Without the
talinrity! Of their MIPiatiork Mad Call -
!jag attention to previnne breaoltee of
uty in this respeott Which, the oz -
der "AVM no longer tolerated."
Esstittusicts As ALitsitik.
Semen!, niziirlaostent etteitirett Owe
1,1$14• Nile* er tesse
tleapatohtkOhttaiittta, aerie
been ahiken by a ter -
18 *LIAM ef eatthittnakoe,. ext5n
g osier frOM I;Olp to MOO: ° initert fit
are' the Most violent
tit hios seer Inten7felt 113''that part
o f thti.:111trit late* 461i tAttietAgigt3rt11
33 4i.t. „
The brat wittiwt,3034 :33-,433303,0 eka
18nded latOelittlfe windward &Ouzo of
th ada abore 1rdin14thiteincte the
1.441114 "144L.' :'11:11P411,6Atiti.
041010 rintelilekthenta
tq!tao, tokthalit loot 44 the ,eneliet
hekb rie
'Ttnarr g two kbA:64441Vrtiliirean.4,[
kind tbe Seeend* Waikaater: ,
• #tt P'ATAI4T SHOT.
a termite
littlitlent Cid
insrworth,
,
tgli *iv
rofneeit to mokaony puallo :nate. roorafog oil Ilse Or
to his •fromborisoo 4004-nall*tie boom** for London; Soff% Olarg*
,410 MAW Oak0 tom ,bot oodorot004 that Aax. or Cribri* Year* O*00./..743f$
vsita
_!_tt4 I101tor6,* 04 Hew
!IRO roing or age, vas} o, eow dar
;
x9,
fre. lath,hiot at an Pailipe. *Vera-
itSt tor ltoolltxt at Voo0000- As 'a
• It 1* 'heek at war* rilitain, *11 the
iiinPtglaa tdo*fflictioa having die.
WoOS*06 **se NoaX4 n40) Doherty,'
esaent folio timitom. Aangertnieba
• 311.1• 1040.011t. 1000. .4gt4r
iop was parforMiid ht.14r. 4141* A.
ikatOitikth-4 qatt4 aVitaaa,- 4040
eat' La Trancouiver from Wow,
orit two poor* ago- Ho la on Ixt-,
'Agit: expert, arid by tho oid, of an,
aPplicatiPle 01Plareanalogieel pant**
the- operation was entirely onecesetol,
Deiterte Walt totally tonedimoted
4, and he,d read very little, until
he "actively took up tbe etudy of
pirituitlism ten yore ago. He devoted
tr btu metre tip* to it, and in
a00.910 of years We friende noticed thet
e bootee SOUleWinit peculiar when
attars of the kind Were mentioned.
t grew ea yore advanced, and fohr
or five vont agiathe maxi would have
crazy fits. Thep he intddeinlY acveleP-
ed a violent amenity, and threatened
•odily berm to wife ahd =Urea,
e was sent to the asp.= and until
rig this year nothing more wile
eard of the case. ellaen a,trieud of
he family, a rotaries
• uagested that hehad atudied, on this
ne queatiou ot apiritualism and that
rt Ids brain wise abnormally de -
elope . A doctor was sulked to per-
oran an operation, but be scoffed at
a idea, arta not tbe members
f th fa i d ed
o not hold the dootor liable should
eatb ensue, did he Proceed, aiad then
nly as a rank experiment. The
renologist located the parts of the
cad which he argued were affeeted
y the pressure of the brain againat
akull. The doctor then perforn:ied
trephening operation. Over parte of
e brant Affisistod he retooved pieces
1 the. skull, eaob being about an 10013 crew The man's skull was abnormal -
y thick When he recovered he was
tacitly sane, atfel• hi a first words
Were to enquire about a piece of 'work
n which he was engaged three years
• go. His reeovery is now complete,
ven to a voluntary burning of the
piritualistio books. Esparta on the
oast think the results of the Cage
re particularly remarkable. The oper-
tion was never attempted outside of
New York, and seems, to be the first
ucoessful one on record where phren -
logy was brought into use.
;
svt.toitotte:41:t414:01,44.:11,1 but the
1;X I 170.1elvvoitt::::10tget::4.011
'the. bier, two: .makt.Mod taat:
The
nS
*wood ,out koptotaty to.. a
ti P.W41 tat4 ;11, ti%1 t!:1771 *641:1; $%uPati
pill. the /literal' of it
antt.yhoi butted•iii.tiettslit, and Of at*
QUEER FUNERALS IN SYRIA.
ttnadlan 0140 * Aelkt */$014$311AIe. ,cittrge a 40-404ff 01140011. Crib WSW
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II= tam 'prejud104 by tho perelotentr 2,41: )4,14 440304„Ter widow potent,* et
,
' „relsrasentatienie et tits *IttatiOrittOn- meow, 1:40 0,,,aviiat a do, jar* Afro,.
OA Vow Tor_ki corrsetondeuto th04 /tn... .a....s. ; w,... 1.,
el iii,ti*4.:t0.11140°40":".a:Wtroti 0:444.744;2411.14:41F4cal ple•tilfb: talk.„3"::::tilrlif r.,:li!* "v4.004"':64741.41*:""*11:11:::1117431qtrrit'tel7:71"41:-111,14::iautt:otoa'P"t:4°1911:41.irio°*74‘411,:libp'r!
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kt010,rxt 1-* Undo. 1'ar4 PL Oa
ar PAITW' Viat"altrtkat*noil,h;L' Ve1941/alitTa7441, '
proleaving London Orin woo acorn- '
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rew to alength 01 10 feet. The MUM (IOU. '
Iti btbeso, nvLavbearcutokast
, ono r
neoLr, tibebAutitl
ieala., Inetpecter AbbOtt, on the014bt dens
sctiptien (Oren of ,Orile Undertook to
l.wlng it to grow,' weave 10 Into moo 1 rind hini. Rin only clue was that Orin
• onaertul elotpea. Thu thick, crisp weal* the North-west. Following rb18
elmet, .4 rim about two Inches deep
taWsinteheleillaatn! 914et tilti inePeoter travailed from place
mouton trail.
watts Is
nWe4twVatsillrkoft4f:.61
f the rk o a'tree until it reprnal to 'Mee, and locattal. Crib on the sit.
• rows it hi subjected to the same pro -
42 and trained Into the shape of a
i formed, and the front part of this
bar helmet is proteeted by a Piece of
PClished copper, while a piece of the
.me metal, shaped lige the half of a
ishoes Mitre, and about one foot in
nent
' Where iteires* the ire
• *es talkie hestseet.
Tne, !Wive itilishiterike;-ot the
' eolooila still- Several °Or the
' ea .03 04r OWit country never per.
bleilliIRRELL OEM.
ngth, forcaa the creat. The helmet *he ceekevine Murderer succumbs to
mAo wcodbireitLearemitEhtei In
roturat:e eicip er enlist of. fin:r . says or
then adorned with numeroue vart-
e • lored beads, life for the murder of Mr. and htfa.
Williams, a couple near Cookeville,died
in the hospitat on FridayHo h d
.itte Loudon Board of Trade for the hang b en visa o na ed.
tion.tr btu otWo ih r re e Illt"wt:1580 si .0(11 cloned:17 t o
According to the returns issued by
st quarter. 72,1100 emigrents am- It is not stated at this hour witethet
barked for places outside of Europe or not he confessed.
om the varioua Plaeoarof the Crated
t oh part in this exodus may be rough- aEnR:litr000rdri
Kingdom at which enagration offices A AL.
are stationed, The proportions in
The Li naryjargn
hich Eriglend, Scotland and Ireland 1
, stated as being for every twri Eng-
hmeo, three Setoohmen and twelve
' hxnen.
opal is reported from Winton, Queens,.
land. The &value of the opal is between
385,000 and 1060,000.
centime Customs Observed la Teat Far.
Away Country.
Some friends and I chanced to at -
end church in an Aramaic village near
amanita, a few. Sundays ago. says a
aveller. At the close of the service
a bell began to toll, and we were told
hat a man had died. His funeral
was about to take place. We joined
a group of citizens who were, to go to
• e funeral to offer sympathy to •and
condole witb the bereaved. '
On the viay to the house of naourn-
ng we were joined at intervals by more
riandly persons with motives similar
o ours, until our number increased,
o fifty or sixty. When we arrived we
muid hundreds of townfolk already
• rading or etanding near and around
e house.
The raost noticeable thing was an
• manse white tent, fringed with sear -
et, pitehed amoug and over the trees:
der which was a group of about fif-
a woman of all ages with costumes
of all colors and .representing nearly
fashions, troM the primitive Syrian
• *sant dress to that commonly in use
in England.
In the centre of tbe -glands Was the
•ier, most gorgeously decorated and
onninented with varioste lands of gay
material, smite of which we afterward
discovered consisted of real
" LADLES' BEST DRESSES,"
borrowed for the occasion. All around
e bier there was a great discord of
shrieks, wettings, and crying.
The.inunediate male relatives of the
deceased stood in a line some distanee
Mar the tent to rec,eive the sympathy
am such as ourselves. Wheat our com-
pany ,approathed we arrayed ourselves
DJ a line paralell to theira and eight or
en feet distant, and in chorue we said :
-" Our will is with you It grieved
no, it pained us. May health and peace
attend the living. My God have mer -
ay upon binx and spare you,'' ens.
To this the relatives ret ttrned expres-
sions of appreciation of our sympathy
and wishedthat that Whioh was de-
ducted from the dead man's dap; might
be added to oar days.
We then retired to Join the waiting
ultitude and make ream for other
condolers, who went through the same
rm,
Now antt then we could see big trays
of lemonade and coffee passed among
he newcomers. Some:of the condolers
on their approach would start a chant
apostrophizing the deettased.
After 81X or seven hours the Priests
resent donned their stoles and pushod
heir way till:nigh the crowd- Lo the
ter arid tentdilettel a preliminary ?aor-
tae. Then the bier was lifted up ht
eight men *boulder -high and a pro -
Cagliari tO the °nivel . was formed,
which the mieste led, ohanting hymns.
114 THE netnos
he bier was Planed in trent of the
tar and theadilistal, eleasalee proceed-
adia lasting about ninety toinatesii At
lie Meet of the service near relatives
Arid, intimate frrende of thts teed man
•eroircleil about,' the bier, 1e.ittenting, cry-
ing- and 0,0611taimbleitift and, ea we
thought, laming 113* body.
Finally 1 hit;ineW4 began to disperse.
akMilding kiSeatnellattneaPtynto we
*6)**04 wlienthe butler WO to be.
e knew the ablateteaat more than
a mile olvot fold rdered who WitiP
grate to carry toe end thither. Vitro
we. Waited ths veto esque bier *tit 0,4,
Mantled, Mit VOLVO ,Pertetitie Clef tst1
ant1 tank ;Only, the article* whoik had
haW it* * sithatik the lint1re. funost, • '
003',..klirring whiolii her .broth.
tam **a no tat* Us twit.
earr, Zinbaisi* it Dublin loa,',
'oleo /hittr IL friend, ii5ti 404'
In the biting She *Wilke tri leatittitat
t.lis,,, drift* ' 4 tee.1111.
:itrucosos
4this Virv 00* *Oa tit i Wt.
abistiiii* it . India, iireell**4
Mr SOU e 4104411 *1 1013001
laild, ShILJeld d.. tiha
ha Ali/. an
latet *hi /teamed
mif .3 t
,t
thlt a1/41:4,
thirikinat 'Wbat
the hear
4. 0.
g0;*44
ehip
ellek, hilt aul, dihotteteit
'6* *ft* vitailii4,„
etelibla
net, Mita
Intle
• YOlattell, OVA_
If fear bort never stopped boating. fctt tiould.hever be sick if your heart
• was alireis able to carry rick, healthy blood sufgeket quantity to every organ
and wittiasuldnoyfoyuroubearte body,throu.
mone ofrich, healthy blood, every part of your
et wrakner ibaserain due to worry and overwork,
it unable to supply the necessarya
body begins to show slims of weakeetd 4 disease.
DR. AGNEW'S iHICART AVM
• Strengthens the heart and purifies the Iced. ItposItivelygives`rellef in thirty
minutee a "
ad ease speedy.. permit/an cure It catras nervousness, sleepless-
ness, neuralgia, headachedespondeney.lemale diseases, and all other ailments
that spring from diseases of the heart and blood. Ifyou suffer from palpitation,
weak or irreguler pelse...Piertsess of brta, tb, fainting spalk or a lack or normal
strength and vigor 18 any part of the body, yosi should secure Dr. Aimiltw's
Haintr COAX..
Da aaNICW'S corm:eat- Powozoiocedoziodaytimadieogieten mamma
. and states:non. Try it. 'Zia. sva Ourrimarr is withedt a peer in cured akin
disc Reliefin a day. 11.5 Otta Acmes Plats, ee
The Stamp or Security.
On every "Slater Shoe", put there by the
makers as a guarantee of wear value— a protec-
• tion against extortionate profits.
•Many men would readily pay more for a
"Slater Shoe" were not the price stamped on
the sole — thiS stamp gives the actual market
value of the shoe determined by the manufac-
turers.
Made in twelve
• foot -model shapes, all
sixes, widths, leathers,
colors and styles. Every pair Good-
year welted.
$3.5o and $5.00.
Iiirrn, Sharman, Jr., Solo Agent for Goderieh
h ased meow ratio With tousoll
feeden that t eau deed reintesiesd nano,
ve bees *Wiled Mr tit Obit Years With
*tat turned Unmet ettackneetehie edregiderlY
tame. Week. er We/stele' et Maenad ehrelelete
noun WU waned by eie Pete, Cr sndeb $ *Ad
Wrenn. I had tiff Matti eitraetedd the all
IROS. voutlened. had teen ,tdw5111883511 of
in au We centre Mit 8.4*01*1111
(0 (8,10, but sheet six weeks sleep* Mate M.
004 16110 urtbegb, ZOWe taken but tire 31 53,3
knell itcent betas M the Vilialtel and *vs lied
lieriterreure et the etteeks. inure nioneerreer a
testlitikilei for anything bgnith tas. ,the steal
arsintet of nod whieti flat/eve hoe beetkante 536
er Mao patens touts* apt Waad Wee te the
nisitY tentotenian tau ecebtiera hare 311 your
5081534100 210*. ' t. MliffMt.
ttakt to Worm
a **a of tot
T./4,1116;U the beitellii
hos .4/rived AU*
Menet renew, los it!
..eretentesin mine OA
tstsysint4:4111341,
Moo roma** eeiett,
Aftertntliatlat 'CMOS
fotltli.Iy08I000mplbtely"
ActIMIwithI
, Idrir/1.41rtil
, id nay City, 3 took
'isheietenri.
3(108 Lana
35.180 At,11-0*816*
Ith bare ieis
v01(1 di 1000
41,0
I hoe tem * real ninon, kora eirinitiParloa
foirereellefeleaatilde* gave me ear niter.
2581
settee* hawiiii ishensens .1/teteibleatesti*
could nett/Wit 'IMO** saritteli 501101171lees*
rem i eaw Most 'Wasp advertised 1. eiut
dstIy pkier.breight tote and teekillietiat dire&
411. iit*VirtAilOAtthsin etithriievietilaitutitheti •
Is slush aelta.ps 1 1 Im hotichilinPatedithyretire
ad I itere35 ell Woven' mecitaili Pon noun%
'inns yieni et*, hoe ieetutihitibiweia, Jar;
*Amnia* danat intOnatelsit 'IMAMS kettenni..
0, bilt bid 4h4 dropsy tee 2 asi _tetlet ninon
regatta tee idite. • too teeiraellielattO Wieser
nee enatuer, tie emitter* illekeeleinf. Eel
WO 8311171.1(1011.41801611,16 like.
Ire. ease GOileulOtaiatte
!1 *me beat semprisi note houlealiae ens
ens* r *tie:* nolo eget**
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laWslablieliaielehat'sait
steepen. ' taamtalieet '
moots TirketlinnittaX .
Sint M.Sliblif was
Wet* Pie** teat*
eyene sterile& '
fetid MOW rater tit*
theleineleiet4.00u$0
te 'wee Oita too, mar
teatiOltig WOO
lest, detebery era *uk
Liiiii1140
frcured 3e$ adadeckea
zetrittvehtYriitti.yetri
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teat this annotate
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,ffisg 44.4 eem
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raja ,atit itaak*h
hewnst 111131 ct VS, aitattla 61
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506* lOS000ss *54 0,. 5.080 isfer 85 3d.
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atd raulfly Mtdi
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voot 41ivaY1 141 flhi
71 look. talk ikik4jUit 04446
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aa't g01 he Iktonet toether
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tta400 his mitt p01 W" ltUC 10844
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