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TUE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY MAIC. 9, I883.
FIRE AND SWORD :
• •TOY OF 1111 MMAti4ACttil OF
G Ll1FNOOE
CHAPTER VLII
NAV nu!
'he old rhymed adage which My' -
1'hta truth of oW was marrow s friend.
hinge at their worst will Nauman mead."
t
a foreboding gloom, which
*give of the apple wee quite
(roe. The sky of chattels
and beef; uv or, arid eau•
M &pint 40.1ideplit the,
bills thatr eoessiej. vie i
000111 , M 114 hea'rot throned l• bimy
groat, said death l ass e'4 at its netbeg
,std apt IL The stollen C,t`p
roaring within its rocky and
everywhere front the rides of the gloom
hidden hills the flooded catmints were
rushing towards the level of the Olen
with a continuous neer which losses•
deepened awe to the gloomy surround
Mgr.
It being the Sabbath eve, the villsgeri
in the ditiessat clachaa.s emitting threuggh
out the Glen had been mostly in the
near neighborhood when the atone de-
scended, and had prudently retired to
the shelter of their own reefs, sod nut it
solitary ubject was to be anywhere seen.
But gloomy, almost beyond urecedent,
as the great Gleu undoubtedly appeared,
Malcolm's rept) to the maiden's express
ed fears was quick and re -assuring.
The Glen was his native home. Ps
rugged features were as familiar to hien
ass another's face. He knelt Lad loved
it, alike in auushine and to sty rn. Its
every gorge and gully slid heath -clad
pathway his feet had frequently trud ;
and proud of its picturesque L.auty, he
feared not its sudden gleam's.
" Yon's the village, Helen," he re-
marked, as the turf roofs of ALchenaion
were dimly descried tbeeugh the ubscur-
ing darkness. " A few minutes 'wore
and well reach the shelter of the Crags`
Uncle Sandy will be watching anxiously
for you, I doubt not."
" And I only hope that nothiug more
aortuwful than this day's misadventure
may in the near future befall Us," tuff
sadly replied the maiden. " Oh, Mal-
colm, this betrothal of our hearts, I fear,
bodes coming ill. Our mutual troth has
been plighted in storm and trouble.'
",But see, darling, there is holy quie-
tude and starlight behiud the clouds,"
exlaimed the lover, as he directed her
gaze toe sudden or ening in the dant sky,
within which was a solitary star, lustrous
and beautiful, and set in a recess of
blue.
Let us strive to hope so," responded
the maiden, *madly sweet tone of pathos
in ber voice. " With you, Malcolm, I
think I could face and share any fate."
A sudden tightening of the hand which
clasped her own ,was the mute, though
meet on lessen►[ et the parent*
are which bad befallen then!.
God, my children, ye're both
and it's as well I was proper-
returu. Thaas's fire." be
wµ lop of his lea
c� tales now re"°b"d.
otA u' ye.
N, end get t
're. ills wrissi:id wet ;
1st, yell dlhak, of
quaicbd dews and berry toot hales
,+nee," pad, taking a small y/sls'>wee
flows bjlloere built in the wj, ke (f3
up an old-fashioned drinking horn with
the produce if a mountain still, std
pr'tnptly bade him "putt is owre."
Malcolm \:rained off the energising li-
quid, and with a hurried, thouvh affec-
tionate gesture of departure. made his
way outside the door.
Crossing with energetic step the
patch of rough moorland facing Uncle
Sandy's humble door, Malcolm stood
once more en the pathway of the Glen.
He had, however, no intention of re-
turning to Auchenaiun 'at once" as
Uncle Sandy had chargutl him to do.
His heart somehow held a rankling sus-
pieien of Red Hughie. He believed
that it was none other than he whose
small, keen, glitterous eyes had so
watebeti and ftUuwed their Nwarulvrings
hat day.
His love -intense and earnest -had
awakened s feeling of jealousy in bis
breast, and be c'u:luded that Red
Hugrhie was secretly spying his juov'
menta at the instigation of Sergeant, Iles -
ben
Unable to free hie mind of talk' dis-
turbing thought, he bad mentally deter-
mined on leaving the Crags that night
to test his enspicions by making a flying
visit tc Red Iluehies habitation, which
was built in a fissure of rock away up the
bare hillside, a mile or more along the
Glen.
The rain had ceased, but the wind watt
atifl high and gusty, at d the sky had
yet a blurred and angry look. A few
widely -scattered stars burned bright and
strong within the cloud rifts, and an oc-
casional glow "f momentary moonlight
fell like silver duet on the valley.
Everywhere, as far -as his eye carried,
the lofty tiers of mountains enclosing the
great valley were white with filling cat-
aracts. T`a r combined rear tilled the
hulluws of the Olen like the ground swell
of some distant sea. Every foot of the
pathway war turn oto unequal surfaces
by the action eT the rain water. which is
rushing down the hills on the northern
side of the Glen had overswept the road
iu many parts before falling into the
Cana.
Hoodlum of the condition of the path,
Malcolm pushed un. Only once hal he
to make a detour, on account of a rude
bridge fnrmine, a connection of the foot-
path having been swept away by the
swollen shoed which rushed under it. they might never have possessed
After covering a distance of more than The other Witt that the little spirit,
a mile be diverged from the it path, flying heavenward,ntight draw by a nlen-
diad found a most unexpected and happy
fulfilment ill the rise of Malcolm Mac-
donald and the maiden beloved of his
:mart.
All at once, when hope seemed to
have tiuwu them, escape from their peri -
tons position had been made, nut only
• eligible but cavy in this wise :
Immediately the loud crashing noise
• 1 the fallen tunas of rucks had subsided,
:he flood e•f water rushing past them
Prow suddenly less in volume and fury,
presently ceased to flow almost altogether
as if by some divine necromancy.
Amazement and joy were pictured un
1 rte fee -maid the astuniehed levers at this
ineipected deliverance fniin what but a
'ew minutes previously seemed the very
..ova of death.
''Heavou Lae heard sour soul's prayer,
:;cad graciously intetpused in our favur,'s
trail Malcolm, recovering from his glad
surprise. "Let us at ence hurry hence,"
and, seizing Helen's hand, they decend-
.-d from what had proved their ark of
eafety.and with thankful hearts"prepared
to make the htuneward journey.
"Thank nut me," said Malc,elin, in an -
ewer to Helen's warmly -worded apprecia-
tion of his self-sacrificing effort to sue-
, -or her. "Your ew'n sweetness and
,!rarity have been the means, in God's
lands, of saving you. The good angels
which ever guard beauty and worth from
snares and menacing daugers were round
ycu and stayed back the flood of water,
as God did t•. Israel of old, that you
might thus e!acape. Sue, darling, the
flood has taken another ehaunel, and
our way of escape it now clear."
It was even so. Their deliverance had
been accomplished with all the speed and
unexpectedness of an actual miracle.
The ver natural explanation of what
otherwise appeared a most unaccount-
able plienun.enuu has already been pre-
mised to the reader in a preceding chap-
ter. -
The deta.hrd mass of rode which t: ad eloquent answer to her confiding word,.
rolled across and choked for a time the The rain had gradually taken off, the'
the wind was still high, and the black
sky overhead was fast clearing of clouds.
" We'll have a fine clear evening yet,"
joyfully remarked Malcolm, "and see,
Helen, yonder is Uncle Sandy ensiling
the moor with the dogs to meet us.
And. sure enough, there was old San-
dy coming trudging stoutly across the
moor, crook in hand, the doge by his
side, a massive plaid tied across his
shoulders and round his cheat, with a
baud -knitted worsted bonnet ouvering
his honest head, broad enough atop to
carry the rains from off his shoulders on
a wet day.
He had come tint prepared for a jour-
ney, and they planted rightly that his
at.xiety for their safety, occasioned by
their delayed return, had induced him
to take up stick and plaid that he alight
set out and meet them on the way.
In another moment the doge were by
her side.
" Down, I-Mver ! down, Jess 1" cried
the maiden, as they leapt about her an-
ticipatory of her wanted jiindly caress.
" My dear, sweet lassie 1" exclaimed
Uncle Sandy, taking her hand tenderly
between his own. " I was thinking very
much of you these twn hours past. Such
a storm cf wind and rain I have not seen
fur long. 1 have been truly concerned
about ye, Helen."
"I was with Malcolm, uncle," she
► *by ser Sew utas e.
Yillowed uu flowers, With a half -open
bud in his tiny hand, the baby lay, a
beautiful image of 'reuse. Nothing
ie lovelier thau the delicate hlosl/
the littlejust parted, the white bre*
Shaded by soft, sakes curls.
was nothing of Abel repulse'!, Imam
"Ida Owe people always suffer beside
a tao91+100u bit by the resat serlsiUee
here. dill `eeihOh1 wow w ble ever bed
best' is hie brief, sweet life. the dtflflhag
loosened to be asleep.
But it was a'rosllu sleet,. The strong
wan, pale with suppressed emotion, WAS
out: who had felt the fountains of father-
hood stirred up felt the titst time when
the lila cape uttered his first feeble sly.
The mother, leaning on his strength
now, because grief luta crushed all her
• herd tetert.
alae ash wheel Na,wleuu III., who was'
Jp�ltt knew a �+
AYER'S
ml
a bit of a wag, was Busily writing in his
famt4ls, 1 Pectoral
private r»at the '1'uilletit s, Prince Cherry
• e.w n I'luu,
sou in. 14.11, 1'ri11tM, elms is it t
atipapee n, kneeing very well t•
fosse Itemised t I e queett.ls, •wetly w!:.,
it wou4 i,i, 'Js it more matey
i'ktu•PIos
10.64a
it w.st ; sleet the ee
ieegcies tit his tie
Ifettthe'l
►eustl# (sputa kir, rot, thi$ lie fiuwd
himself umtpelle 1 t•m IJtrrfalias 'NIL -
trdcu1i 'wheat, it that he had givens ata by
c,,uld p,peihly snare, and that Hoerr es&
nothiugt to lie hall from him, at le•tat for
• lung time to come l'lon-P1olt became
rureged. "Von het t. it ' eener,tait)'.
This is. not Ns1r,laau.: IOU t:av'u uoth-
iu^ "t y,.ur Incl., ;,'nen you." •• 1,1,
with the
own, had been thrilled ,, 1 hay••'" rut ,rtes Napils.thrilledhi1ht:at )"
joy of womanhood when this nursling bat0 bis itis may,. '••tire• rrtep•emlimc
Every. , Philadelnhi:. la,
was given to her six months moue
thing was over now. The little garments
roust be folded up and put away. 'There i the Kidney', 1: tho untt !real' eat,res s
would be no need of wakin;t ill the night I of alt alto 1. . used 1)i'. Votes ftp !ti'
Its ether eessalal' W w se lasidieasts mit at
tale aetbesselaetlnt the tbro•t and wasp : Dos.
-, dialled wish by telly Tb.
i now a
1• stat the
u� r saelogte.'olisapdsare.
,, a,l VI •f&ae1'kittets. Avers aav
recres.t t. W veil ghost h 1u .'4tc*ey le • tort:
• curs' mob attest and boos dtasasss, and
a,..wbl1A Mels i., y'1.;:as*with• WI delay.,
1 tele Cowttf Compd.
lets,,. 1 L.., a ft M be seireo Weill
dttsseirN'to t, e
III. sty.'. s: sitar I'PRo5R._
e�, l mrd .trot'► swep, rads le
relleve4 my hasp,
the rest seeeaar) for the r. r• •t. ry eif nit' at gall.
By We continued ties of the r::t Toed i'. a perms -
nen t cure ars slotted. 1, 141 bow ti years old,
(I hale end hearts , :end ren satldee year Cltr.aav
f rtcreaa i. rarrd,.. 'Welder F tlana)rULlt.'
>Wet. l_4.a, \ t , Ja1y 15, te,C.
Croup. - A ,f other's Tribute.
.. \ebilo iu eM c, n1. t :a•t wi,t,•r no little
boy. tIte" yea.- ' . :.11,111 a ith croup,
It
0 deemed as if br•- • ,..a trim strangulating).
Pile 01 the latent .t•. . -•.'1 lbs use of At Kit's
loaf t:! It' pitroe'i.. .. t•edtle et ranch was al-
vave kept in the lams.. 'l his •Rs tried lu.mall
duet err! Gent d.►rr, a. d too oe::.leArht to lrH
'1(.44441 I'. '!u: \.tate, atl•'t „•...::u. : , loll 111b -n r the 1itto' l.. Gent wteleeM '"t
u ily..'Ili.•,lot•tora't.l tf.a therwramul�i e1, L
IVO hated mr ,luhur,a ntf,. ft's 3
at
uta, 3,eUtw.ia:' EL.t.:v4>t'dn t (teeters."
Kueleb\ciu,ts relate.,
to take tiro of baby. Baby was gene. 1 1 t O . br tCeat r'ath 3t.. New York, May 1a, It
Toe Minister said tender words, and
preyed a prayer of thatikfuluess and � it
lruat. He had been to so many baby
funerals, in the quarter century during
which he had led his flock. the words of
conduit mule readily to his lips, and be
meant them every nne. He felt that of
such as this wee biosautu were the fittest
for the kingdom of heaven.
By -aid bye the rites were performed.
There teas one little mound in the come-
s more desolate house
channel of the swollen torrent had at
length beton precipitated into the Linn,
the water therefore lapsing hack again
into its uwu surae.
The grateful lovers, however, with all
the native and simple-minded supersti-
tious instincts of their class, attributed
their marvellous escape as a direct inter-
position of Providence on their behalf,
and sought not to trace the phenomenon
to its natural• solution. Happy in the
thought of -this, they actively pursued
their way downhill towards the main
road through the Glen.
The storm of wind was still high, and
the fall of rain heavy, hut the thunder
had spent itself, and was now heard
only at intervals rolling far away nurtti-
lvarde in tl.e direction of the Perthshire
hills.
Their path, however, was still difficult
of footing, and was not unattended with
danger. The hill tracks were obliterat-
ed for the most pert, and where,exposed
were soft and sloppy with ram, consider-
able tracks of ground were under water,
and certain pultions were w crossed with
swollen Prates .•f rain water as to force
them int•• rttc^<;:e and wearisome de -
1'
tours.
Neither was t:.ure touch, if any, dim-
inution of the inky blackness which had
so suddenly enccmpasse,l the hill., as if
with a mighty pall.
To Malcolm. young, strong and resp- s.aeetly replied, bestowing a fond gaze
en her lover. A proud look of satisfac-
tion lit up the countenance cf Malcolm,
which even the old crofter obviously
noticed.
" The
patio, a ft:tt Lott ,e c„nap r c to • Jae ,
and rue enc . t „1. All Drat,^ti»t•: ,+ •iI 1 '• l bavr nt..I Alt mi a 'rrnt Y,rn/sat-tn my
iaurlt• 1': . drat else's, 'u..1 Ju nut hosttate t0
; p,on•w:••it.ht•al leav5tri,bI a, lardy for roughs
_ i au.t,..:',111,,,,,.....,i,
•,.ts Dohme' ot.r lrw,, ,t..1. horro.'
lrt•o a l'yatal, Nlm;., \larch 1J, ISt5
Tie etrNW's Is„da,' ..1sutf,•redl•.r,i:btvr'rrltemliro/aehlUS and
IIY /waC„tt, f was
- afWrto ttK;►err,anstee a'Nh
. \\•hat out uatth Ie':keit fnu :.1�!e,auu' (lout„f �. the rL-• u: Atl:c'4Cugtay 1 ):e?uses,
.)Mx1'U war.t.zw."
that yeu extract teeth without pent', ; 1tv�staie•. Yasr., oat's•1 '., 1f+,.
Didn't I hear tet el y patient you heti +c, ' ••i r».a.u5 a•i •.,,.'t!� in i''rse.`- of kVt155
' ('N•riit? !'itt'trtica!, 1,e.W .t'3 c ya,as I that
4r''.'
itt
here yell!" 1"r it+ tut• f e1iuutd toe3 F.. to dt -'i
aunt U'•att;r..
"You dist. rid, replies IL•• I :'; .•t`'.' Iale:unr,'1'cx>:a, A1•ril 2, t`+'=-
delttist, "but those were stirtrk, .•f ;••t \,, (as.; oa an aitectiuu of the threats
exIststitle:, cannot be trendy reliev,d bytbe tun
which they uttered, sir! They were w I u[Avrn. t'urssv puyott„1 anditwtnafmye
delighted, »fir, at being painlessly relict•• Care tr,N.,, , ,e diaesae is sot a3ready beyond tl,n
lute beyond the anuinon-the experi-
ence of the pant hour, untoward aa it had
proved, wan a comparatively trifling
matter. His powerful constitution, yet
untouched by disease, would throw off
the effects of Old fatigue and exprsure
he hal undergone as easily, and,it might
also be said, as defiantly as the strong
hills throw of the descending rains. And
am for the excitement of the misadven-
ture, that rather suited hie buoyant aid
courageous temperament. But for the
thought of Helen Cameron he would
have rejoiced in the danger :toil excate-
ment of the past hour. But he had the
tenderest solicitude far her, and uuly
wished for her tr' •, and her dear sake
alone, that the return journey wedsafely
ended.
'Thank Hcseau said Maecaln when
they had reached the head of a narrow
strati! converging eon the Glen, " we are
sit length of the hi:'s. The road as non
straight ; two milts ahoull cover it- if
you can hold out 1 Ivan on my snit,
darling;, for you mast be fount and I art
strung.'
" Nay, Malt/din ,1car, :an net weak
of body. 1 feel flu''^ PITON and ►ell
yet; index!Tdr.
• Yen are pale a little, tea ed Mal-
colm, looting anxioud?y in her face.
" The ( ilea iv dor vasty 'lar' and ser:.2.
some," anawered the maiden . " it chills
one so. • •
pit,. Olen was indeed de-aane full of
brawcat, bravest lad in all the
Glen !" he rejoined, effus
nig the compliment.
"Yes, indeed," acceded the delighted
maiden, and Malcolm, under this coua-
plin'entary cross -lire, felt himself cover-
ed with a sweet confusion, whish the
maiden did not pretend to notice, giving
her caressing attention to the dogs for
Cie moment, which received her kind-
ness, with resounding demoneerah' ns of
joy.
" But conte,•• added the old crofter,
' let's all hur.y cmc'+ to the ('rags.
There's a fire roaring to tee house big
enough to mast the side fi an ex, and it
will lift the cauls weet (Nit it y : foe 1
tee ye are haith wringing wet. Ye .an
stand it bravoly, Malcolm ; but my poor
dear lassie ! -"fish ! o.ch ' anti l hope,
Nelly. ye win'a cath your death o'
Geld uwre't. Patience ' neo that 1 dee
ye, ye're heath looting as .t. t pas tin eery
burp bed t.,
"We were to the flood. mete 4
least Malcolm wag," said Helen.
"Ye wait in the Pools" geestioned the
01.1 critter, w!dressing himself to M41-
c'tlwr •• Wei t the Cosmo Water'"
iisms questioned, Malcolm related t'w
brief terms the incident of the hill flood,
and great was the honest old erntter t as-
vely e:tdnrs-
eery motet, an one
in the town. These bereft parents were ! to that they ;.'n!ri tint reattain ill -Il tit- I control of medicine.
ruraaxu ar
elect members of the largest houst•hold thusisssn. DI, . J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
under the stars -the huuaehold of the -� hotel b7 all Druggists.
mourning. IT \ll'ST BE EVIDENT 1. o • t •t..,
The world is full of sympathetic hearts 1 invalids ahs Ina.• lir. u 1 1'.i•..; - '. - '
wad aleoh.dic t•"leasUwba aur o',;d lies• ' I
but it is alto full of hearts that are busied eomplatut», slob., ,,:'1 Intel t'.. n..•.. i•
same state of . Keenly drbittty as ht•t...w'n •. .•: I
with their own cares and perplexities, them. with tnrx•ts,ed nrry,w/ ppna,or: t,
Over-attmulation. aha' It i+ oa .•e'•::1 nor!
There always are many to bare s passing clotulaedlcarioa. A r hysl,d.•.:•. nl n' to. :
and very sincere sorrow for those who Give method M ee•rur„1 it'- %% h, Aloe's 1'1 •,•- , � ,_l A'.3>✓1'�Ti'Z'Q- 1
phatrsandl'allwv,t.etsn•nteofn•r;tiah.w.ici.,i . �.;;�L�RETORNED.
have been afflicted, yet after a while, slPldy the h1oA rh mrnrnf ytul a,*, .; GOOD
when in the opinieln of friend., there has If yon are net of cmptvytuent - and
I want t•, start in a h,swnusa yuilaats'make
been time enough for the recovery ,elf . from $.; to eta ft !.1f tear, aarid take no
of cheerfuiness,even relatives and friendshest[ of tomo, .l •• II. -rt I Y••u nu receipt
begin to chide tho persistent mad. f I rd ill, t .., i, '• i• +.31 sell readily in a
Why did the baby come, if it was .0 ' I, sew days f•sr s 1111 e Agents fails to
.
soon to be taken ?'' any these •Bell thew +` foe:- days, they can
v I arses aero will re
You may notice that you seldom heat T
1 turn thea, t � . � •v, can nuyt]tin, ,
this question from the lips of a mother. -r ! . fairer 1 ''',I t ,e - , I t,at, Of ,)lyse; -and t le '
return at: o . • i I • '••s -
She is glad away down to the profound- a Agent t;:', . ! r tf'tsineee that. w 1
est depths of her wounded heart, that - I he penu'ute:e'. , . t ;,•:y from 41,000
she had the child, though it be removed ------- ;$3,0 0 a tetr Lt tars eau dear web
'men. Wo I. ,- •t .Y,�etlt an 01
from her seals. She is glad to wear tie
mother's crown, though it be a crown of
thorns.
To the inquirer may this answer Le
made. The baby came for twn great
reasons. One was that he might broad-
en and enlarge the whole life -sweep of
all who loved him. Their care for hien
gave them a comprehension of the mys-
tery of childhood, and a feeling of the
fatherhood • of God; that without hint
char'
Y
and descending into a cnrrte ovsrhnng
with a thick brushwood, pie re=estetged
to view at the farther end of it, and
thence proceeded by a narrow and al-
most trackless path fur a considerable
length along the steep side of the hill.
Suddenly, as he went, he descried a
form silhouetted against the patch of
greyish blue sky which terminated the
long vista eloug which he sped.
A suspicion, quick and certain, croes-
ed his mind. He knew that short, but
lithe, and supple fain. He shouted
after it. The retreating shadow turned
a white face towards him for a moment,
and- precipitately fled.
His suspicions that the man Peon was
none other than the Ertl. Hughic were
confirmed, and he pressed eagerly for-
ward in pursuit.
The rude and isolated turf cut indeft-
ed in the rugged side of the hill was nut
more than three hundred yards ahead,
but was hidden from view by a suddenly
projected shoulder of the hill.
The man, he concluded, who had thus
evaded his call and then fled, taking
guilt to himself, could be none other
than the cunuint . half-witted read men -
dor.
He would track and follow hien up and
confront him that very night, he at once
resolved, though he should have to fol-
low him till the sears bad faded from the
sky.
Full of this determination, he dashed
on in pursuit with a first purpose and a
ruiekened step.
TO ate t:JNTIVC rl'.
a Start use Ops y.
Physician's are often startled by re-
eiarkable di/mai-aria'. The fact that Dr.
King's New Discovery tor Consumption
and all Throat and Tung diseases is daily
curing pstients that they have given up
to die, is atsrtling them to realize their
senile of duty, and eumic a into the
merits el this wbndcrfil disrorery, re-
sulting in het, led* of our heat Phpei-
cians tatting it A their Practice. Trial
*ottles free at .s. Wilsey'', Ihsv tetrore.
Regular wee $1 0 ► 4)
To protan s well is ' le of the wont of
Crimes. it ie worse to p.m the foun-
tain of life fele nnsssel! pttd for prett.'rity.
en,
Often by caret,
inheritance this
Marssptuills goes
der silver thread, invisible but never
slackening, the hearts of father and mo-
ther tee the land where Ile dwells, of
whom the whole family in heaven and
earth is named. The baby came not in
vain.- Illustrated Christian Week'.
tsis/rntone, or
down Ayer s
else slywtp es's.
polo up these impure tee'de hast telae
blond, the vital ill tete\ nd motor., ate -
petit, vrrn:tb sedhe.4th
mese are we11d failaa
The best blex,d purifier and system re-
gulstur ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit-
ers,. Inactivity of the Liver, Bilioueneas
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys,
or any disease of the urinary organa, or
whoever rixlulres an appetizer, tonic or
CURE
Sick Headache and relieve all the tronbka ncl-
dent to a bilious suite of the 'yam, such as Diz-
ziness, Fswsee.Dlwwelrtaas. Disputa after estlDg.
Pain
ble,,seeessbiasbb. shown Is caring rcmcrk•
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veable is tkaosep. baa, curing and pre"ent.oq
ebb annoylag complaint, white they also correct
all disorders of tare stooack, athnnlatt' the ivrr
and rrgulate the bowels. Even 11 they osly cared
SEA fortu-
nately
• they would be almost pricehsw to those who
G affer Irons this distressing Isere, and these
their goodness does not end
who once icy them will sed throe littleills valu-
able lase man ways that tbey will not be willing
to do without them. Bat after all sick heat
co:tnty. Fuel Ie' :..m sr. free. Al•ir
U. S. Miner tat ; its t'a,, Ni, IDS S
tiri,t Street, Pot:., t.'th. '•Pa.
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►'e,.l ;,': •,aueaa b, all its stages
11 . -. , .tl-,.'..r•; • • .•1 tfrsafn J'oeccr Skr'oi
etmleera
o -.eat/tient Wecklie
1'diner.
It repairs
. 'ar.e the Jaded Intel
,' bee:! 11-61*, and Ke
RI nod Vigor to the Rr-
et-rtnnv. With each or
s toroompanied with
1
our Written Guar
• •• y. it the treatmeI'
it 14 the t.'50apestabl
,due pamphlet, whir.
" any address.
I,- nod1Nne 1s told by Drur
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Isthe bane otsomany lives that here is whore we 1
Teske our great boast. our pills cure 1t while ti . s
others do not
Caster's Little Liver Pills are wry small and
very Oily to take. (WAIF Iwo pills make a doer. Marl'
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
Parte, but by their gentle cation piers* all who i Cissa a::
usethem. In villas% 25 cents: five for $1. Sold ' wt!] ,.r •
by druggists everywhere, or sent by matt • Morey
Ill it
CARTER MEDICINE CO., u,l i e..
flaw York 01ty. a'1 1)ruKg
mild stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitters the hest and only certain cure A WWI,' t. u,,; ray. L:er
known. They tit surely and quickly, '\GkIV I W, ea t'••te.ant em�hr'rie
every bottle guaranteed to give entire or Capita! r,'inmred. .J zetas tale Co. NI.
satisfaction or money refundec. Sold at treat. ("et'''. 1762
fifty cents a bottle by J. Wilson. 141
Mats for tie Nesse.
Reflected light is to rooms what lakes
are to the landscape, and an instance of
ra'
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orWs
its effects may be seen in a certain New i '=`t v'�IS"
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re
5 ,Y.
. sic'
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York studio where a blank wall is over- "o••• A ;,=! y-e•A.lr
ed with curtains. At one point these tt:.!le''
L/
curtains have seemingly slipped apart for ,„1":
three or four inches, and one apparently ' •,
looks between there in a spacious and
well lighted muni. "You've no idea
how many people are deludod by that
arrangement," said tate artist, laughing,
as he drew hack the curtains and showed
a fragment of mirror tacked agninet the
wall. The affect was dnnbt.less illegiti-
mate, yet that little spark of borrowed
light was to the apartment like the glint
of • diamond in a sombre setting. (The
'Decorator and Furnisher.
A aeweeallat cold.
Fcr several months Mr. N. W. Rowles
suffered greatly (rem a severe cold. it
was distinguished b a harsh cough and
great boarsonesa. His breathing was nes
labored that he feared sufecation, and he
was watched continually lest being alone
and wahine asaistance he might choke.
This was several seers ago. Now what
Leave him relief after several remedies had
been tried? lir. Wisur..'s Cherry Ilalraus
cured him completely, and he grew per
Nicely web. It cures all thn'rt and lung
diseases.
Robert Munro, engine -driver between .1
Kincardine and Hamilton. says : "It was I
it/Towsible for any portion to be a worse
& Object of Dyspepsia and a greater suffer- I
et than i was, 1 erten had to lie down
in the eabi.ose, and actually thenght 1
would die before i reached mydeist inatirnt.
I pusrebneed a teeth, of Megregor a I
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