HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-02-24, Page 2THE WINGHAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 24, 1893.
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revolutions for fifty feet ur more, at the thought dawned upon rile that try
• 'a11'! last laudiui. against, Something soft such a cry L would seal my own doom,
and yielding Then I tomcod mound ; rind my lips closed quickly and tightly.
and found that I oras lying in a soft het lung as I was ptlrfeotly still L anew
MAX, P:t BUTT;t.itY ;'•4, /845.
trenewt"""""addawnae
AO 'l'.#az, 1LIGwT.
to do what is right,
4r4t tet be noble and true,
" to sity no vith, firmness,
Ilan tempted some cvil to Jo.
ter be a coward,
10.14 fight Liao. evil Calfs:,
ter bear the slights of men
tat break God's holy laws.
ler live in an attic,
ad
have a conscience oloar,
u by oppres ftug your fellow men,
Coat ou ten thousand a year.
ee
t -r bo one ltqur early,
than be a miuytlute too late ;
.her be up and doing
lien drift with the tide called fate.
whenever,y'nisfortune comes,
)on't indulge, in blank despair ;
t with a heart undaunted,
Isr.ve courage to do and dare.
't simply ?rive your life through,
ave somerand object in view,.
1 with untiring ardor,
hat objecif ever pursue.
't shun tie poor and lowly,
o madly,•, rue and brave,
. ember, here is but a step
wise thei(cradle and the grave.
is but a panorama,
hen how areful we should be,
t each scene depicted there
ears the stamp of purity.
er let sib or vice
est a hidepus ray
a scene Which was designed,
glisten like noonday.
ht•,l of amid itt the bottom of the ra. I there Wale little danger, and began to
.A. BEAR'S PRISONER.
way between Madison Rine and
adquartdrs of the Yellowstone,
a broad but broken wagon trail,
wound through a dense forest,
gale, audeach succeeding mils of
seemed to grow more rugged
even, we were slowly pursuing
y to the north-west.
comprised a small party of
hunters and explorers, three
road wagons, and as many
of mules., 1, being the guide,
d the foremost vehicle, together
ur captain, Bob Rolane.
latter was now driving, while I
ated in the rear part pf the
and as it lacked but a short
ntil nightfall, was somewhat
ly watching for a suitable
place, or some marks or signs
ould iudieate the presence of
viae• j more calmly think over nay situation
Slightly bewildered, I arose to a ! iJut suddenly that shaggy body became
*earring posture, and as I wasn't killed, i animated with life rand arose to a
considered myself a luakv felllow; but l et ending posttiou.
when my eyes feel npou Old Reliable, l Then, for a moment, I felt a hot
lying half hurried in the sand near I breath in my face, which almost Step',
the mouth of the gully, the thought 1 ped my heart to cease to .teat; but
carat: to me that I was indeed fortuu- when I cautiously opened my eyes
ate. lapin, the bear was standing about
The rife, had simply descended in I twenty feet from me, icer outline dim -
the same manner I laad. 1 teizRtl tbo ly reveitlod id the moonlight.
guts with altuoat brotherly affection I immediately began stretching
d
n
eud arose to nein feet, ;u order to more doubina toy arm, that it might r
eg
inventory of to
some of its vigor, and had drawn a
P for I
readily forty ;pn ul ll y y
injuries. 134. I found 1 was I long preparatory to springing up mid
t
t
saw the
•' r away until itt when
trona the worse fur my retell 1 ruuptn- ,.
experience, noir' a few slight, bruises t bear, my eyes being constantly upon
and the shockdto ley nerves. I her, turn around and come elow}y to -
ravelled a toile further, how-
hout even passing a mud -hole
e had not passed the bottom
had expected to find the de-
verage, but which was not as
he Desert of Sahara, I began
decidedly uneasy. Finally, I
ed to scout along a narrow,
iue, which 1 knew of about a
of a mile Fast of us, and
an almost parallel with our
larch.
Melly, after telling Bob of my
, I shouldered 'Old Reliable,'
reeled gun of the latest im-
ettern,and sallied forth.
gh 1 hdd been over the
before, it was with no little
that 1 pickd my way through friends, for what could they do uutil
rbuslt, and wbea, after half the rnoon rose, and even then if they
dodging aiM turning, I came had found me it was quite probable
ow gully, which J. knew led they would not be prepared to help the
o the ravine, 1 was greatly re- for how could they know the hied of a
say tae least. Dropping iu- scrape I was in ?
Ily, which I found grew deep- Taus reflecting, 1 rolled over in the
v'inc, d, I cautiously descend- sand and—slept, 1 was awakened by
So, after pnitsing long enoug=h to
make sure of 'Kny bearings, 1 set oat
again at a swift pace, for the shadoes
of evening weir rapidly gathering and
ward me. I had barely time to as-
sume my former position before she
was Clear enough to loot note Iny move.
lueuts. After a Iitttb nosing around
my head, widen 1 indignantly submit -
if I found. wetter before ttbihtfellit tel co very quietly, dshe clttliherately.
must be witirin the next half hour, h
to herself Isotone any arm, with her
And if 1 didu t? A great lump arose back toward ole as b'xfore.
is my throat Cts 1 thought of our poor To say that 1 was astouf.hrd at
faithful mules, We needed no water, y
having plenty in our canteens It
was our mules we were thinking
about.
1 traveledii half a mile down the
canyon, looking in every place where
water could possibly be, hut always
finding bot dry sand and rocks, and
was growing somewhat disheartened
when 1 heard a sound, two eaounds,
which gladdened my whole heart,
Two rifle slides came echoing through
the forest, theasignal which my com-
panions or mytalf were to give if by
Tither water &vvas discovered. Point-
ing my rifle Ilhomeward, 1 fired one
shot the answering signal, and int-
inecliately began to look around for
some way nr means by which I could
get out of the canyon at that particu-
lar point,althonoh not over twenty feet
high, were smooth and perpendicular,
and formed almost entirely of solid
rock,
However, IA pushed on, feeling con-
fident that I :mould presently find a
place where ittwovld be an easier 'natter
ll
to climb up, or at least where the wall
was of softer material, and I eould get
out by cutting footholds as I ascend-
ed.
Bet 1 searched a quarter of a mile
further and found nothing on either
side but the; high, barren rock, and as
it' was now quite dark, I began to
think'tiletd'1 would be compelled to
remain all ni ht in Year Canyon,
which, as the name indicates, was a
kind of rendezvous for bruin, as well
as many ,ptlier fnnr-footed anitnsl
Such a thought was an unpleasant
one, and :like a fool I raised by rifle
and emptied the contents itt the air,
with n view of conveying information only wound her, and theeetty but
to my coutrades that I was in some double the fiera'ceness of the battles.
predicament. My rifle was slow use- But all uty re Election ceased when the
less, and I Lied no ammunition about slew, r; gular breathing of toy big eon: -
me. pinion cold wo:'that she was resting
Inwardly cursing my ettipidity, 1 comfortably; and with the caution
hat down to think. I knew to about which only a 'than in the presence of
two hours the moon would rise, and 1 probable death bau assume, 1 rolled off
could not continue my rneanrlerings. I rev jacket, and Megan to turn noiseless -
now regretted needlessly alarming ley ly over and over again fair about thirty
feet or more.
Then 1 stco up, with a chuckle of
aongratulat:ottif but the next moment
•+vas runningFor dear life down the
canyon, with he boar's nose almost
brushing my deals'. In Borne way she
.tad di•eevere`. the trick 1 had been
ndayietg upon I ic'r and was now evident -
such unusnitl proceeci'ugs on the part
of a hear would bit expressing it in
mild terata indeed.
For five minutes alio lay there, a
dead weight ou my ai,m, at the end of
which time sloe slowly gathered her-
self up again and walked Omit 20 feet
up the canyon and back.
I would have tried to escape then
had I not thought of _another plan. I
wanted to get away without the bear
knowing it if possible, since to do so
would preclude the passibility • of im-
mediate pursuit.
My idea of escaped arise from the
fact that while my;foody was resting
ou the sand my armltwas nesting on a
wide, solid rock. there ouuclad-
ed when the bear was lying on the
rock,and I in the sturd,witli our bodies
entirely separated; that a quiet
movement; on either part could not
very readily be felt;by the other. So
when the bear walked off the second
time, I patiently waited until site re-
turned, when, withjnert'o which I nev-
er before thought 1 possessed, 1 per-
mitted her egaiu to Re down beside
me; not on my unit, however, but on
the barrel of Old P,eiiable,whieh 1 had
placed in the sleeve of my hunting
jacket, after witlidr.twing my arm. I
had alum emptied ' the other sleevo and
was now simply; lying on my j :eget
and not in it. i{
For full two • mutes 1 waited : two
long dragging ni hues. Of course I
was impatient. ,.Who wouldn't ? alone
with et bear as 1'evas, and u'tnnst e.%
tirely unarmed .• I had a knife to oto
euro, but 1 cert;e'inly had nu desire to
risk a hand to fiend • encounter with
the bear, in whieh I probably would
for tine, ha%iug heft the others i1) I
charge* of the Irate .-.-£'li'l'y (dearly in
the Detroit l'ir'e 1'►•''lens
Z nauae Peel on t>hg Stdewatn.
The street Qat' had passed, but to catch it
lee reokoued,
So ho ran like a deer, and shouted and
beckoned,
Till lie planted his heel
Otto a Fmooth bit of peel—
Then he saw half a million of stars in a
second.
He was in too great a hurry ; better
have waited for another car. '%here
are eases, however, where haste is ne-
cessary, if you have night -sweats,
feverishness, weak, sore lune and a
hacking rongh, de not lose an hour in
y of Dr. Pierce's
)islcovery, Delay in
rr
„Croon 1 • it may be
e disease has made
obtaining a some
Golden dilediotll
such cases is da
fatal. Before t
wady because at places where the moon shining brightly in my face, ly bent upon• revenge. But how I
would teen at considerable and a peculiar tingling in my left arra. did travel ! kl actually believe 1 cov-
ver my head, it was so dark Mechanically, 1 turned my head, ercd a rod eveery step; but the bear
gout thirty yards behind
;h 1 now passed places
where I could eaaily climb out of the
canyon, I had no desire to do so. My
only object was to get away from the
bear as far as possible. And 1 thought
that the tnnuient I attempted to climb itig hack to their springs, like the rain,
up on either side I would feel the teeth shall fill totem full (i refreshment.
of my pursuer in some part of my an-
atomy.
Away we went; over huge rocks as
it they were pebbles, and 1 especially
encountered all obstacles with little or
no inconvenience. 1. was beginning to
wonder how loin the mad race was
going to lest, when upon turning the danger, is nothing more than common:
bond in the eitnyon a roan suddenly but is the property of a truly good man
t:onfronted roes to do great and good things, though
What's ailing ye ? ha demanded, he risk everything by it.
too greet progrest, the "Goldeu Medi -
eel Discovery" its a certain cure. In
fact, t.'s guar't'ttited to benefit or aur°,
or m,rtry I,ai I for: it promptly refund-
ed.
s unable to see distinctly, and
ppeu boldly forward, it was
It all time It would tread on
es, :eud fed do tut unknown
Inch c:ticlttlrb' 1 desired to
n sLt,ie 3'
;p;te ref alt ii y care, I was (lark apertura'. in the side of the
o c oneto grief' 1 had just Canyon's sidi.0
se: of the el :,ac pieces tett- Theu I ro{ iized that I ]lad gone
ten 1 was l;eetfenly forced to to sleep in frotit of the entrance of a
and every drop of blood in me seem <d
to turn to icer for lying at full length
across my armiwas an enormous bear !
At the low whining of young cubs,
and turning My eyes in that direction,
found that Idle sounds Carne from a
try path at rop;ly terntillat-
ourlu: 1 len •' it avae onty a
Int j,i,tIt w'',•r d;twit it was
tee, i wee 'r0:; tile In' tell.
bear's Gave, wljlich the darkness before
had prevente'd':itne from detecting. It
was evidently he mother of the cubs
that now had me pinioned to the
ease tr.y:+elf elf;,: on the ground ground, she, ;Ietithouglt thinking, me
ieYnr,i with t. ly title', and vests lifeless, deentit g it prudent to remain
god when,, found aoule- I,ltt:nue as (t guar 1 fur her young come,
It v,as the oath int mg Still, 1 knew it was a very uncolnmou
ath me, and;' inv heart t.1 tiring fur a hear to be so intimate with
still wlton lel realiz'•d that a dent man, nod the fact that thele and I recognized the voice of our
y ,'juin{ d ia'i drum's,'1 f drum's,', are exceptions to all rules was my °tory captain .
d ;lateen) iiil,lly it every i'xplattati'm of the circumstance. 0 Bob 1 I yelled, as 1: parted hire
ll my f and+ nw.t nothing Iowever, tie question that heldlike the wind. Shoot that—
It
-
Ir
a xttosneilt I struck tuts petut:ipal stvtty,itt niy mind just theft Bang 1
i, having Wen aIlout sex was how to escape from the peculiar Bolt had n,ntprtthendtd the sitttatinn
ti: -tering if I really were but dmtmgerons position. When I dis- instantly, end a pair of fierce eyes
1 dil:env!'rltd that my et- covered that biers held down 1+ the y
p t y gleaming in the moonlight, afforded
s were not ti;s an end just i bear, hey hair 'did eertainly rise, and ten excellent target, the hall boost efieat
I turned over ort my knees, even as 1 turned my head to see from in the centre of the Char's forehead.
ming, and Was seem roll- i whence these z low whines came, my A. good shot, Robert 1 said Will I know of. ,A 25e, bottle will last far
angle of Ithaca thirty-five lips parted to give vent to a cry, which Ward stepping out from the shadow of I a long time, etre( its low prime places it
closed Inv eyes but that had it been uttered,taouldhave been my the rocks, and I agreed with them. I witbin the roach of all, =News, St.
Me, MIX ttontintied inyI death signal. Dot in a second's toile The two boys had been searching Jelitte, Quo.
was always rt,
me. Althou`l
Gems sot Thought.
.id
D,s are the pulse of time
A wise elan leaks but sparingly.
It is better tn;he poor than ignor-
ant.
The great ten is he tvhn does not
lore his dole's 1 eart.
Undertake deliberately ; but having
beano perseveres.
Many preache'fs sptit the bread of
life with butter Ire their own tnttke.
The secret of making one's self tire-
some is not to 1tt,Ow when to stop. .,
When a mania scat is threadbare it
is an easy thing to pick a hole in it.
The eud of ni,an is nn action, hot a
thought, even though it were the
n(L,Iest.
Liminess grows on people ;,:it begins
in cobwebs, and 'ends in iron chains.
You need the ]ower life to stand up•
on in order to reach up into the higher.
'there is one art of which every mate of Bright's Disease bye odd'a Kiduey fills When ill di.,ntir of h.,f n,, rearsd of lung
Three- 1 ives.
DUTY LIMOS 1 TO 'OSaEsSWON 0OVTUBER
TIil:MS l)1 SI1l4t f.L:.
.1s Hassan the Wise sett le his door
ill the cool of the day he tow throe
young teen press eagerly past.
Are yt' following after auyniue, my
mus ? qunt.h lie.
i follow atter pleasure, said the first
rued hurtied on,
And 1Itfter riches reepnttdett the
sero' d, Pleueure is only to be found
t:'i1Il
wealth.
A aura for Stammering.
A gentlemen wha srnttiu cored front
childhontl Itheoet Ill' to tmitn;niod gives. •
tt very simple remedy for the inkier.
tette :-00 luta a rttotn w tt't'Q you
will Ito anit anti ,L tura got it ane hoof;
tbtst will interest ysit lata not ounce
you, and set d 'wit and retail two 1lotirs
tel mil to yorlreelf, lteeptn:; your teeth
together, 1)u tlty gam,. thing (ivory
t wo nr three dews, or o tee a week if
vary tit'usnIne, elwitya taking etre to
read '.lowly and distil etl.y, moving the
lips but not the teeth. Then when
conversing with others, try to speak. as
And you my tittle ,our ? aureola slowly and cllstiueIly eta possible, and
assail, addressing hoot third. make ul.'your mind that you will not
utantcuor. Well, 1 tried titin remedy,
not having much f.lith itt it, 1 luust
cunfese, but wain ti Gr+ (I.) almost ally-
U'lin" fl cure myself ll e]Lh ati
u
Y•
ing difiicnity 1 read far two hour's
aloud with my teeth together. 'file
first reseit way Let mane Ill i toilette
and jaws eche -•-•lent i•t, went) 1 write
reteliliJ--till I 'its' item, t'e ittake rue
feel ad Ifs lis thin', ;rid l,sf)w•nrd iIty
Calking 1.41'0•1%tt.0e, t"1' 1 v ,diel speak
with Irs.4'1drienIty i•nitte•tively. rho
ail follow after duty, ..;vac the modest
ower
p,t'l'ho three c'isttppeuted, the years
llased. Lout,' af,e'rwttrds tete ages.:
II•stri•ut in his journey came at;nin npou
these three Addressing the first he
said ;
SIV s,in, nl••ttiinkis them weer the
youth elm wag folitiw robs+ lft'•r Pieeas-
rtre. Menlo • Ino uv'•rrttuu her 'I
No, Illy Iarli•'r, replied not Ince
Pleasure it lett a ointment Iher hire es
one approaches. s. ellen:se was ., great theft ovary five or
. it3'h>sv did thug tarts? halted lir• si dot s t'1 a m•ulth, 1',3 then;,tt
sage, turning t i tie. iiec„tl't, I!nll_'er ltl'rr: fly It 11411 ('ell'' I.
Pleasure k 1.,,,, wide riches ; I have
demonstrated that, lie tuusweree wl i_._ ... .
A sigh. Endorsed by tutor Loaners.
And thou, continued unseen, ads i When is, re'rn•'ely is "eine i i 1 by miaia,
tare, editor, ±3'rrh.t it', termere and load•
dressing the third, wfl0 made this rte ing ,nen of all Classes, it is sten',q evidence '
ply :
that remedy h'14 ',cont n'nrit and does-
As
oesAs I' walked with, Daty I 'Weald what is e1ni,ne1 for it. Snr•h .t remedy is
Love, and L•tve led m s to Pleasure,rind Bur,fnck I31orr1 Rittsrs. its '•vnn'In' fol Run-
Love,
had the companionship of all three
.......had and have. i
'Tis always thus, seinen:teuted tlae old
lean. Pleasure oursued is never aver
taken. Only her shadow ie caught•by
him who dureues. She herself goes
CPas ss„ corp for (1vsnepsi,. nod blood,.
ete.; Is %veil known to all aryl young.
On the Cheap Pian..
'13'sgge—Aren't von going to buy a
new 01arenst this wine«t'?
hand in hand with Duty,and they who Silshv—\n; .I heught nee best sum
make Duty their campaniou have also seer tdten they were eliesp
the" oompanionsbiedof Love aadPl'eres• fl.,;;t;*—\,kelt are von ening to do
use.—St. Louis Republic. with your �npl'rflenns retell n ter, then.?
'«x— Silshte—I e1111 now nil 'he Cray t0
KNOWN IN 'I1AMILTO.N. bny a c t:Or• for next summer.
Hamilton, Feby. 21.l-•31rs. Ellon Brown• —' —
of Toronto, who was sa� marvellously cured I :when in Dispair.
should be master—tile art of rsflec- is well known itt Ham>;ltou, having been to troubles, thee•' i•+ s'ill a lions, •+.n 1 ,, strnng
the Hospital here w ere the authorities, ( )lope no perf'tr't „ern in i)". Won•1'•' Nnr-
like those of Toronto 5nstitutiouspronoun. I w,,y Pine '=yrnr. Thi' i,,ni,rinn cares
ced her case iueurabl . People who knew even altar all nrbsra h'vn r:,ilsd, ,:nd no
her here are surprised to learn that she is , Qone snffe,ri,',e from cnnths, rnlrla, asthma,
cured, as they thought she was in the i broachiti'. hosrsrt'Pws rte, used despair
Home for Iucurables';iu Toronto, and never of ours while Norway Pint. Syrup is oh -
expected to see herr',outside of that place talunb!e. 5,
again. Mr. Geo. Parke, the popular drug
gist of this city art;ys that the sales of
tion.
Rashness is; not valor; doubtful
hopes ought to make men resolute,uut
rash.
It is more hoI�lorable to have builta
dog -hutch than,{ to have dreamed of
building a paliuk.
A man is alrady of consequence in
the world, when it is known that he
eau be relied on. their use. The success of Dodd'a Richey gates ae rro,c
t f1,n'linry' nr tit. st
Pills over all other kidney remedies is owP—
The power of a man's virtultt should
not bemeasured by his special efforts, used for Bright's Disease, Dropsy, Back- trains The ttpparntna it expeeted to
fug to the Fant that they never failed when preach ape after• tit, n•iee,t vitig of
but by his ordinary deluge. ache, Rheumatism, and all diseases of tate supplant linemen and Mnte•tnnders.
Thu three things most difficult are kidueya and bloodte
to•keep a secret, to forget an injury,
tend make a good use of leisure:
Our confidential friends have not as
much to do in slteping our lives as the
droughts have which we l,•urbor.
There is in man a higher than love
of happiness; he ca%n do without, happi-
nese, and instead 'hereof find blessed-
Dodd's Kidney fills re very large and in•
creasing, as all those to whom he has sold
thein are receiving a great benefit from
A men in (,'nlnniI.n*, fl,, hoepet'elt-
ed an electric (invite 2,Iten'11d to anto-
maticnlly lower and rai*a' railroad
Geography or. Jan Nle.
\"r hen the war cl .'sidand the negroes
were free, says Tiomits Nelson Page
in Helper's Magazelle, there was great
enthusiasm for 'educating them.
Schools evert established and the ages
of the pupils ranged from five to
seventy•five years. Uncle Jack Scott
nese. was one of the adults, but a short
The plea that 1 ,is or that man has course of a -b ale;, a -h eb discouragers
no time for culture,. will vanish as soon
its wo login to ex4:'nine seriously our
preheat use cat ..ttr,ytime.
No one ouato complain if the
world measures birth as he measures
other:. To measure one with his owit
yardstick may be lard, but it is also
fair.
Ligbty • years hence it wilt !natter
little whether you are a peasant or a
peer, nut it will relater touch whether
hint, aid he returned to his work in
the stabler. Yells afterward his boy
Jawnie was at sithool, and was an
apter pupil than leis old father lie:.
been,
Ono day when uncle Jack was eni-
'.iloy"d itt the Surds t, his master look-
ing ,:n, Jaw•nie gottover the fence, bag
in hied, acid sat tlpwn on the bati'ir,
Ile had just come fyionz school, Pres -
ently itt said ; —
you did your duty 6s one or the other. 0 pappa, de teat ter ally you must
git me a geography,
There is someite!p for all the do- Uncle Jack's ,jaw set, and be con-
fects of fortune ; ',for if it man cannot Linuod to dig. Theti be repeated :
attain to the length of his wishes, he Ur.o raphy, ge egraplty I Marne
may have his reme,iy by cutting of Conn, what's: clot ?
then, shorter. A geography ? laid his employer.
Talk not of w;tstorl affection, affec. Why a gr ography viz a—is a book—a
tion never was wasted; it it enrich not book—that tells about places, and
the heart of another;i its waters return- wt:ere they are, all so on. fie gave
a comprehensive dweop around the
horiz
Ytts, soh: new Ip understand, said
Jack, and he want back to his digging.
By and by he stoped and looped up
nt Jawuio.
I say, boy, you dell de teacher I say
you better stick to::yo' a -b ah's an' yo'
11.11 ob's, autl let geography alone. You
knows de way itow►to de spring au' de
woodpile an' de mill, an when you git
a little biggor l'segwine to show you
de way tondo hoe -candle an' de cawn
turner, tut' slat's tilde geography you's
got to know..
Do nal allow your elf to feel "chilly." It
tiro m tance of physical
may
indicate a s
p Y
condition which caw'Orisily be modified by
prompt attention. Iyou are chilly from
be without it for a single hour. In, a draught, move aw from it, stop it off
flesh wounds, ache, pains, sores, &c.,1 or put on more cloihes. If the coldness
it is the most effectual remedy we arises from re physiclt,l condition, you aro
probably taking cold. Heat a briek and
Alt witli your feet upon it until you are
heated through, This will do niuoh to
prevent a Dole taking hold of you.
There is no actio'% of man in this
life which is not the neginnino of so
long a chain of coneequouces, as that
'no hurnan provtdence is high enough
to give us LI prospect to the end.
To do an 111 action i3 base ; to do a
good one which involves you ill no
pain Killer. -- The testimonials
bare to the efficacy of this valuable
medicine are snfllcient to warrent its
tntroduotioti into every house, Our
own npinion is that no family suottld
1a'Igitne.' Itn,••il f'roe.•n'Remedy. ,rre•tteat cote on
en th, ,unrnn"••^d to mere sanrr,1 Ner our Debility,
Rhoum'ttism, N.eirabrin. Pat'atyas, ate.
Prokahly• the *mo'les`t electric light
installation in the' world le to he found
in the villa.e of Bremen, near Doren
hack, in Th'irin tie Tt coct n e -les ,
single arc letup in tI,e ellen:It.
the lamp being operated wheel regnir-'
ed by a small duns neo arr,nie,l in the
village mill, and driven by the twill
wheel.
kir. Geo, TV. Turner
Simply Awful
Worst Case of Scrofula the
Doctors Ever Saw
Completely Cured by ROOD'S
SARSAPARILLA.
"When T was 4 or 5 years old I had a scrof-
ulous sore onthe middle finger of my left hand,
which got so bad that the' doctors cut the
linger ort end later took off more than Half my
hand. then the sore broke out (01 any arm,
came out on my neck and face on both sides,
nearly destroying the sight of ono eye, also
on my right arm. Doctors said it was the
Worst Case Of Scrofula
they ever saw. It was sitiuuply awful: i Vivo
years ago T began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Gradually I found that the sores were begtn•
sing to Ileal. I kept on till I had taken ten
bottles, ten donors! Just Molt of what a
return I got for that tuvestit entt A ciioia.
Astrid per cent? Yes, many 'thouaaacl. 1'0:'
the past 4 years nave had ttolores. 1
Work all the Tithe.
wore, I could de no work. I kuo,v est
what to say strong enough to express ray ;;r•t`.
ltudoto Hood's Sarsaparilla for Inv ptn•'r't
caro. Gnenon W. 'ruitttait, 1'itrtncr, Ciat�
way, Saratoga county, N. Y.
HOOD'S PILLS do not weaken, but a14,
tttgotttonandtone the stomach. Try tt,eni, orae,