HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-03-23, Page 2THRHUEtON SIGNAL. FRIDAY MARCH 2`;, 1883.
DISTANT JAPAN.
Brought Near in a Lad? Mlemon-
ary's Letter.
mirror) la& Itkegeb .f aloe Nawser s ked
by ■ raa•dlea lady.
'The following ieterosting sketch of
the first impresaiona of a lady miwio.ary
to Japan was in type last week, but was
, rowded out by Tate local news :
, 5. Tea
iJ1
,Tu
Tokio, Japan.
,tee ) 4,naaa's Viaeentry Society of the
_ItetIedtat ('A keel of Canada.
Mu, Pta*lmt.YT,-It is with mingled
feelings and nut a little trepidation that
1 attempt my first report from the far
(listant, but sunny land. The worts of
the tU3rd Psalm, morn the most appro-
priate expression of the heart, a. 1 re-
t iew the put through which the Lord
has hod me. The promise He __ave and not be too greatly disappointed.
tLuku 18: 21), 30,) the first night He laidam very mush pleased that II acted upo
the burden of this work mien ray heart, Miss Younitniau s suggestion and hough
He I:as faithfully fulfilled. Fathers, a some illuminated calda with Script°
mother, brothers and sisters it, Christ tents, before 'caving Lorne. 'These
were my con►paniuns alone the way : and hope to hope to nee :u stimulating rite
is this, that i feared might be a desertt
a.
r 1a t eudance at Sabbath fich,.ol.
land to lite, Ife Las provided a quiet San Francisco 1 also purchased a r.
resting place in a peaceable liabitatiou,
1s. 3l: 18. Excepting the inevitable
nes-sickness, 1 tart with too unpleasant
experiences, throughout the lung jour-
ney, but very much which will be cheer-
ing and strengthening to recall. Every
honer that could be given to your soci-
ety, hsa lawn teudered to yuur repre-
eentative, aud through personally very
grateful, the thanks of the so society
are due to the wissicutariea here, for the
very cordial reception given. hlfortly
before midi:rnight of the 2Cth December,
1882. the City of '1•ekie cast anchor in
YekabNua Bay. Very early next meru-
ing, ktelfure. 1 had left my stateroom, a
letter from Dr. McDonald was placed
in my hands, assuring nee of a hearty
welcome, and relieving me of all anxiety
as to the nest step. Very„soon after
breakfast the missionaries came en
board, and I watt trsnaferrwl to the pro-
tection of now friend,, who won my con-
fidenoe at once. All tare ae t•, luggage,
eastums, &e., was taken from rue, and
very soon I was told that a room in Dr.
Mc1 unald's house wag at my disposal,
if I would accept it Not only- was the
hi bl
cur
y fl y the prayers of littlechildre
aril I lung to have their interest awak
ed to my work, and to be aisle to tell
little folks here of the efforts of t
children et kind. t cannot imagine h
tuy bold and definite' propoyitiuus w
be received, neither caw 1 itaagwe w
self extr•avegeut it, the ow of missions
Feeney. 14ttow how ►prd it a to tai
and with what expuutations it is toutrl
uted. I have not. yet remivered truth t
impressions made upou rue by the w
come I have received frow the J ipaue
themselves. Very many harp saline u
on me, some even before 1 had ,.rriv
they were tie anti ou net C[e be
kite
tendering their oougratulatiwts upon
et,luau; among them. I am told that
attendance a: the Sabbath School
larger, owing to the childrons' eagurne
to sew the new comer. Their expect
Dins free mu are se far beyond the lei
sibility of realization. that 1 want to f
back upon soutethine else that th
may tied my coming bas a practical aid
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The following, which we take int
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The following is as extract fret a 1 Mew retails a. r> 1- f red,
' letter from Mr. Allan Bourn, purchasing
in 'again of the D., L & N. R. R.
At the meeting of ihe 1' Ihhe Accounts AYER'S PILLS
a
e
•'1 uudo-rat amd 7• it are to Irate the em to Conttuittua et, he mouli,l • 'Ther I
of the c-ewp..ay `herb tet. Where tire you Marc 16, Mr, lJ. N lectors ,.I. u . Ilse
u the going I 1 wish to keep track of you. Allow
bar to rimer regret that y uu aro to leave us.' item of $616 part t,' J. 1.. Deuasn, of
p r t say,
lunut, Mich., IA.Jy Scenes', refers tut
a son-in-law of .•er tuwus ase. Nr. Jas.
Saunders. Re was 1'rtuelbr • achuul
teacher here : - '
th
el- After a most f fel sorties 01
se ten veers Mr. Ja
w Thompson has
e- erect his Wnneclwn with the Dot
od, Losing and Nettbern railroad coni
in
at this place. Failing health, Sicilia
y to working iron 7 in the tuoruing till 10
he or 11 o'clock in the -evening, caused Mr.
la Thompson to take this step. For the
as past seven years he has helot theositionof
5- store -keeper and shop clerk. Daring the
s- entire period of his ernployitte i4 he has
all not been away from hu poet ureas thio
ey two weeks, and the greater tart of the
e, time was devoted to a trip made nave -
1 airy by the death of his father. He till -
n ed his position with honor to himself,
t and the sem-foes were so valuable that
re the great corporation for which he work -
I ed could not spare him lougeeeough to
u allow him the vacation that his health
In often dewatided. It is not until he re.
ill signs outright that tete company realises
of his great value to them, and certainly it
d is latent to thew now since they have
rt- to detail two competent men to do the
Is work the evurfaithful and painstaking
re Th.wupeon did. As well as having been
a always on duty, never . falter:ng, nor
1 never being found aesias, he reared a
e family id children, who, under his f,ls-
ur tering rare, suppletnented by the live
- and devotion of an estiniable wife, are
n always referred to in the kindest words
, by those who knew them as being ex -
s emtplary in every way. Last evening at
I half past 7 o'clock a seleot party of ladies
e and gentlemen assembled in the room of
of the radiated Y. M. C. A., and eh hely
of after that time Mr,Thompum was usher-
ed into their pre senor by Mr. A. 1'.
n Sweet, foreman of the paint shop, who
in a few fitting and brief retuarks into-
e dueed him to those present, indicated
e ,the object of the assemblage, and called
upon Mr. P. H. Taylor, of the car de -
t. pertinent, whe,euldrexsing Mr. Thorp-
e son, said that be had not expected to
e the tint one to say good-bye to one
- esteemed so highly. He expressed a
Ac- gret that ail would feel ups the depar-
ture fromtheir business and social asse-
t dation of one whom they had all learned
✓ to reamed for integrity and worth, and
e honor for the probity of his character
- He said a feeling of sorrow would be ex -
✓ perienced by those who had known him
e when they wi re aware of his departure.
e
Th NI aspects to leave Uor his Quebec, for Ninths • in Fr nth Dr. Til
field eld of duty ip Mimes, near Chlc., per's speech on the lean ala Paoife I:.•il
ge, neat Thursday. His family will net way. He pointed tett Ore tee -At t:e n
remove, however, fes several m,nths passed in the omninittt•• last year,
emun
otion White, Mr. themWhite, r.'fuaiul
early •-
sow- urate ef!sv. J. silwar.t.. to authorize the vellum: of any other
reit, than the Budget Speech •,rid whi h was
PanY
stall
containing twelve scones in the life
Christ. Thee° are well executed analred
beautifully colpictures which I i
tend to take with me as] visit the echo°
once a mouth, showing one new pinto
each time, and constantly reviewing, th
superintendent explaining for mi.
showed the flat one last Sunday-th
wise sten presenting the infant Saviei
with gold, frankincenses and myrt'h
afterwards the assistant told the chlldre
of how i hid come so far to teach them
how I wanted •oto make their heart
good," and they must remember all
said. But I had nut seid a word, I hay
uut yet had anyone who could interpret
fur ole. It is just dawning opnn me
how very difficult this language utast be
The ladies who have been fur years i
the country, can not give the simplest 8 nelson son without the most lahoriou
preparation, much leu interpret whil
another speaks, and the Japanese do not
understand English well enough to do i
Su 1 alp shut up to the one resnurs
"praying to my Father in secret wh
can reward openly " Yesterday I cot*
t fenced my vititing in the homes.
Proposition made in the kindest wsntaer companying Mrs. Eby, I Balled on three
by both Dr. and Mra. McDonald, but families, and were ro:eived with eviden
the disadvantages of living alone, and pleasure, and served' with tea in thei
the difficulties of housekeeping, before I dainty little enps. With the tea in th
had a little knowledge of the language, first house we were given candy and pre
and the desirability of being free from served oranges, in the next "mochi o
all responsibility, during the first few cakes made of ground rice, bot in th
months sof grappling with the language, next,three wonderful cakes were brough
were all plat -et befuru uta in such a way and a pair of chopsticks. One cak
be
he
re -
as to remove all natural shrinking from
becoming an intruder into the family, 1
am persuaded this was done at the
sacrifice of torch personal convenience,
and I feel it all the more deeply. I
have had very little opportunity yetof
•onsidering the work tint lies at my
feet ; but I have nu . trouble in seeing
:roro than to possible fur one to under-
take. I stn .:autiuual oro every hand
out to attempt tut flinch. I never felt
no eager to enrage in teaching, as during
my visits to the Sabbath school here, I
'tand perfectly helpless, facing a great
need, my heart. burdened with the pre -
hooked something like a very large to
mato and was of a bright red col:ir, en
other, green, representing a piece of
b•ombpo, and tee third, brown, and mus
have been meant for a pine apple. W
thought they looked too pretty to break.
Finally they were put in a nice little box
and given to Nellie Eby, who occompa
Med us and who received her share o
attention, this people being greatly
pleased to hear her talk Japanese so cor-
rectly and fluently. Afterwards we
called at the hospital to see the mother
of "Asaiawa," one of the native preach-
ers: This geed woman has been very
emus message, and nut one word to ex- ill for some time and has been removed
tress it. All the laborers in the vari- to this ,institution that she may receive
,,us missions, fed that irregular regular attend- the best •,f care. She is enduring her
ance at the services, is the greaten: dig- steering with Christian resignation and
couragement and lendrt ncu to the work when alae understood who I was, she
in Japan , of course, this is the caae said among other thin, "Year Savour
. among the children. 'Curiosity and love is my Savour." The devotion and ten -
of novelty will bring them once or twice, derness of the son was very beautiful. I
and they will be found no more. returned thankful forthe privilege i had
the 'cost hopeful scheme for ever- enjoyed. I commenced my studies, and
coming this difficulty is to- have day- have been fortunate enough
the services of Dr. DcDonald's teacher
for one hour each evening. In addition
I have one aged to-dav a young girl, who
has been highly recommended to me, to
give Inc tea•. hours daily. Most of her
time i employed by a Presbyterian
lady, but 1 em gla,l to get lielj, trout her
until i can snake better arrangements.
My idea is to employ a young woman
whose whole time can be at my drip„al.
tine who will be able to teach rue the
languQe, translate what I may write
roto English, act as guide through the
city and as interpreter during my visite,
dcc. There is a Miss Wadda whn has
long been anxinue to become a teacher,
and devote her whole time to Christian
work, and with this in visa- has refused
several offers of marriage. This is the
person who said " it seems like a thou-
sand yearn till the ladies will come." 1
have thought i would be delightful to
get a person wIlose heart the Lord has
so prepared for His work, one whom I
could train for a little roman. Her
father died not long ago. so I du not
know Ichetiier it will be possible now for
her to come. 1 have not had an oppor-
tunity to rood out. She is of good fami.
ly, living in Shidzeroka, and there are
prel;minary' steps to no taken. $o I
have nla•le the above arrangements for
the present
1 fear 1
1 - have wearied you
with my long account. 1 have riven my
plane and desires in detail, that you I f
may the hotter understand my work and
the efforts necessary to meet the de-
isands. I would not close my letter t
e
f
lichee's in connection with the different
preaching appointments with native
i•hristtan teachers, under the supervision
of the Lady Missionaries, who will visit
the schools as often ,as puasihlo, follow
the children to their !humus, become ac-
iluair.t d withe
e the friends ends and it may of
win at leant a few to Lane a greater inter-
est in the Sabbath Scheel and Church
aervices, and result in gathering in well -
instructed meutbera of the church, and
training up others in the Sunday Scho-,1.
Of course this implies a small outlay of
money and a great amount of persistent
labor from the ladles you appoint to the
work. Knowing as we'll as I de the ob-
jects before the Society, their great need
and prior claim, I have hesitated to ask
for any appropriation especially in try
first report. But I have considered you
have put great honor upon and reposed
great trust in Ise by sending Inc to this
field to find work to do for the Master.
Every business transaction has its finan-
cial side ; you would certainly look at
that side when you undertook the work,
and a little outlay in the beginning may
bring in large returns. The scheme is
at least worthy of your consideration.
Four hundred defiers ($400) I am told
would be audicient to pay teachers and
the running expenses of the sehools for a
year. There is on
such school incon-
nection
c n
-
nection with the mission and there is no
difficulty in getting invite, whose parents
will insist upon regular attendance, for
they are required to pay a nominal alae
for tuition. This plan of work was not
proposed to me ; but when I talke•l it without mentioning Dr. Talrnaee by
over, 1 tumid that the ministers here, name. Everytiline that forethought,
had long seen not only the desirability,! experience and a Christian heart could
but the great necessity for just ,inch a I devise w•as done for my c -,mf, It. i am
sire no t one the fourteen missionaries
nor party cars ever forget Dr. and Mrs
Talmage and daughters. May they he
abundantly rewarded for their life long
'notice in the trying climate .If China.
Commending myself $?ant to your ,ym-
Dothy and prayers,
care
We are sorry to part w hen we've said the
gd
Shall weoomeetbye, on the morrow and see eye to
eye,
With none of 'hese missing, with not one lost
to
IN the emends were parting with est kindly to-
night
onight 1
Mr. Taylor concluded by wishing nuc-
rteu and prosperity to Mr. 7'totnpson.
Mr. Sweet. next called upon Mr. Peter
B. Haight, who, •'n behalf of the demon
presetrting Mr. Thompson with a gold
watch and chain and Locket, remarked
that talk was usually an idle ceremony,
though sometitnes it reached the heart.
To Mr. Thompson : Your friends have dele-
gated me to present to you this watch and
chain and locket; not for its intrinsic vales,
but ma token of their esteem fur you, to ever
remind you of the ariendly feelings and cher-
ishek asa.ciattenms as a ttstimun 1
is ot the high
regi. ,bey have for you. It is all gold; there
is no dross in it; if there was, it,would not be
a fitting testimonial for you. Take it, Mr.
Thompson. as a treasure., and ma• it ever re,
mind you of yuur friends. in a abort time we
wilt send you, properly inscribed and framed,
tete names of tho•.e Who make this tribute
to your worth tonight,
ale
Thoilipsim said he was ‘c' -y eau
surprised ; that he lead berm sent for at
had acme into the building it, the heti
that he bad seine urgent duty to perform.
If he hal kuowu it was or this pure,
he dad not think he w.iuld have be
brought so easily ; that if hu gamed t
good favor ..f his e'e-workers he h.
clime it in trying to do leis duty, not (11
ly to his employers, but to emery luau.
Frank M. Barnes, engineer. sed th
he could say for the cotnp:wy and for n
of Mr. Thanps• m's frirno8, that his su
censor would be hard to tind,th,t throug
his •nstrnu,emtality he nMr. 1humps•nt)
had contributed to the happiness of them i
all, he had spade their home. hurpitable i
and warm,and it waus,with real re,ret that c
they parted with him, their industrious, 1
upright and honorable co-worker. t
The demu*e of the Rev. J Edwards,
which took plain iu Exeter on Saturday
last, will be regretted by his roomy friends
and aaluaint•Ueve. Ucuease,l fins leen
ailing for 1101111 111I11., :01.1 his sufferings
lately were er, Ing itemise. Twine was
the surgeon's kuife used to mitigate there
lest the diarase proved fatal, though gran -
tiny; a happy release. By his death the
community has lest an limited member,
and the church a comstent and uatrful pil-
lar. lie was an old and stimul fat pion-
eer worker, whose labors extended over
fifty years, having been sent ant }nem
England as a mine. onary of the Refile
Christian Church. Heplenty's took a pro-
minent stand for any scheme fleet had
for its object the moral and religious ele-
vation of his foliowutan. A spirit of phi-
lanthropy paevaded bin atacti..ns,amd while
he upheld the ,l.oc'rine taught by tho
Church of his choice, he was ever in sym-
patby with every denomination en-
gaged its the evangelisation 11 mankind,
Ha genuine purity no one doubted ; his
eau a blameless life--aud as zealous and
successful as blameless. He was super-
anuated fourteen year, ago. The remains
were interred in the Exeter cemetery on
Monday last. The rohsegnies were con-
ducted by the Raiv..1. .1. Rise, of Clinton
secretary of the ('enference, in the ab-
sence of the President. who was unable
to attend. Service wax held in the B. C.
Church at 10 a. in. After singing and
prayer, the 9th Nairn was reed, and
the memory of the deceased eulogised.
The following ministers were present :-
Revs. J. J. Rice, Clinton ; R. Roberta,
Toronto ; D. H. Butt, Londe') ; Wm
uanoe, Elimville ; T Rroad, Crediton ;
W. Combo, I'almorne : F. M. Whittorl:,
Renatll. -!Times
Tbs late Peter Med ries.
Peter McLaren, the well-known pro.
pewter of the Queen's Hotel, Clinton,
and son of Mr. Duncan McLaren, Col-
borne, died ort Sunday, 11th nee., seed
41 years and one month. Decamped,
while in the employ of the G.T.E. at
Detroit some years ago, and with as ac-
cident by which he lost a leg geed an
arm. His vigorous constitution enabled
him to outlive the disaster. He then
returned to Canada and engaged in the
hotel business. first in Saltford, latterly
in Clinton. He was warmly esteemed,
fact of which his funeral on Wednesday
was a striking proof. It was under the
direction of the I. n. O. ]R. , he briny s
member of Clinton b ldge 'The remains
were brought to•fJederich by the noon
train, where a nue,Mr of friends and
members of the (Mier lead joined the
tort.te to Colborne Cemetery.
2011 elb/rL
A foot bridge is being built oter the
river near the barber.
'jute eyes of our villagers ire now turn
ed towards Ottawa. .e grant for the
harbor is expected.
Miss Annie Mahatfy officiated ae first'
tnndesmxid at the marriage of Miss Kate
Boyd, en Wednesday; 14th lilt.. at
Lucknow
chi The from! waters of Lake Huron now -
ed forma the hest means of eommuntcatien
of with Gnderich, the sleiehing ..n the
roads being almost gone.
Mr. Reht. Graham, blacksmith, of this
village, who has lately passed his fifty-
seventh birthday, will ruse a foot race of
200 yards against anymall tri the aouut
y,
er
eroy years ,
f ri ,
f age, for o purse of j
$60.
Pellow, a saw mill own,-.,
of this village, is doubtless de.,tint•IL r,
c- I rank in the class of inventors. For S.1110
h time ho has been engaged in contructin•e
it water -wheel, ,.n nm entirely different .
irineiple front ally at present in use, and
s now highly gratified to find that me-
ess has crowned his efforts- Mr. Pel -
ow ,tares that he has given his invers-
ion a fair and honest trial, and finds
hat it gives the uttnost satisfaction, and
s far nuperier to any of the water wheels
n use in this province. It is his inten-
inn to take out a patent.
se
en
he
►d
at , Mr. W. T.
11 i.
Mr. C. E. Bead, of the railroad Y.M
C. A., said that the expressions of friend
ship and esteem for Mr. Thompson wer
most pleasant to him and thanked hit
for his co-operation in his work. Hu re
gretted to have hint leave, and assure
him that the best wishes of many woul
follow blind° his new field of duty.
Mr. Head invited the many stranger
, t
. i
e
n t
present to come often, as they wou i
always be welcome.
Mr. A. P. Sweet maid that he rt,-echoet
all that had been said et Mr. Thompste
as an upright, honorable and atraight(or
ward man, and that he w' a
theIli
1 m t
greatest aUCCCM and happiness.
The watch consists of one of the Rcck-
orl movement, with solid gold (Dee -
ear) cases of recent and beautiful de-
ign, and very tine finish. On one side
here was engraved the monogram "J.
T:" and on the revere° a representation.
vas sea ork. Oti the
side of the case there
nt'ravedI resented t Jame,
'Manipur* by hi+ friends of the A, L. cfc
N. R. R., Ionic, Mie1t. , Marsh 12, 1S83.''
The chain, likewise Of solid 'told, was of
an unusrwlly hands°tine pattern, and the
ieket of gold set with onyx wao similarly
ppropriate. The watch, ehain and
'diet were obtained .1 Mr. f Ii. Bed-
•nl.
The hatd,,oele present was admired
by many of theme present, n'id those who
had contributed to the plcassr t occasion,
left f..r their homes, while Mr. Thomp-
son went with several friend, to unite
ith them at a fraternal meeting.
The fellewine :+ a copy of a letter from
neral-M*iitner Mulliken .
GUM F:a .r MAN rusts "rrtCr.
Dreier?, 7.-n. to Ilea I
J
Thompson. Pao. Provoker; er and $bop
A Cunt Discovery.
That is daily bringing joy to the homes
of thousands by saving ninny of their
• dear ones froni an early grave. Truly is
i Dr. King's new Discovery for Consump-
tion, (Soughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Lose of Voice, Tickling in
t the Throat. Pain in Side Ind Chet, or
. any dieease of the Throat and Lungs, a i : - =1. .
positit•e cure. Guaranteed Trial Boo I '
ties free at J. Wilson's Drug Store. Large (, •(;"--; -
size 81.00. (t) •
+, F1
overridden in this ease, :.d weer.i in
th terns o e
the t of gW,lufh n Ce1p rrtU{
Lite vlolatioe of ti,3 reit, held •do n.
'Inmate. te. Idarlem and 11ul.,ek ole p•+rt�e1
i1r, Ito's' motion, and •lta,wv.t that thhhe
speech ivies a pertly/el speech which the
pnhlic foods r<: eidie : ate: a to i, is tor.
'I�r. linter:ill (Ilri' I gate hie teo.ti-
n sty as t, the tithe:'•, ,.t ria s..• • :n.vlti
for the work which ' owl, at t ,•recti-
cal printer, he kit t.. 1.•+ ;e. !lire*
ennui 1'•.• a:,u 'ut" e•e!+td lost • bora
dune Lir at tl... m.o.::1 )' c •/t.'�ract
fatten. Sera 1., , ,.. t T:1 stet °flee,
Tupper, airiest , l.s Mateo, White, lees
tial li..wt-U. , ado.,aei.,; :. .l, {;..d the
action of t'le ' •o. . sin ut, el tun. • the
case to bac re •.'t•••..ttal .u, , ,.,..,,enw i that
a 11.'4' io•.li•'5 111 Ii•earl t. +he idly.: . !,.cel
hteen ail/opted. 11r. Toupee evil the
Freueh translation waerequirei for dis-
tribution attt.- u. Palle') c •Idtali,•s.
i. J. ll.twkine It.1)v� an aha•. mitut•nt,
which he said .via, Indiana IOW, epptov-
in, the course purautsl. It was tarried
by a party c,, , and ti,. nnmittee ;ul•
jeurued.
Made a Mas et
111i. tt. beck, ..t C1:utdel..y.• u.i.wl
alarnlinaly iU with a severe cold thiligh
which he was et -minted to L;a lied for
eight days. The alarming symptom were
a hard alt) e..:igh aud the raising of a
ennsider;►hle quantity of st i:ky phlegm.
There seemed to be no doubt that he *as
well atarted ,u 'Ie road to -••nsaiiuptien
Just about that tune ko batten aging Dr.
Wilson's Puluiut:aiy Cherry' Balsam,
and in a short time in his own words,
"it trade a well ntsn ,•f itis.-' f' e, Always
s•o.
saekteu•e Arnica Salve.
'Tlle ^•Vatert medical wont •r t•f the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burne, Hrutsee,Cuts,likers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, 0t.tcsus, Pikes, Chilblains,
(orna, Tetter. Chapped Hands, ;end all
Skin Eruptiwu, guaaanteed to curt it,
every instance, or ninncy refunded Ire..
per box. For sale by .1. Wilton. ►y,
CURE
eiek Headache and retikt art pm troebks r •
Sect to a bel loai.tat. io t he r�ss�, ser e u 1,:s
mem. Nwea Drewsier+ae, DWati after rating,
Pain is the tilde, Les WO* their mod resr.rl
ark moms/ has bees shown It, car lig
10
'ICK
was dacbe,, et Carte', Cttne Lllrer Tillsar. i -a. o
luable la Coensfplta., curiae and prer.•ataa;
this d�sfag eompptalat, wbue tbey ars , correct
of ineeneb. allow ;ate the liver
and resalate tits bowels. Et ea if they only cured
EA
Aehe tory would be al
wmo
ssdfer for this dlstre'atag cometarnt : 1 tt forte-
Sately their goodness dors not cod tern, and those
watt
tysce Y them will end
t lath. pale
able la so many ways that they wfllnotheewil!` o
to do without tb, .n. But after all sick h.at
014E
Is the bar.c of so many lives that here Is
make our great boast Our pails Cure it ulaIJ
others do not
Carter's Little Liver PII1s aro very *man and
very easy to take. One er two pion to make a door.
They arc strictly vegetable and do not gr er
purge, bat b their gentle action plena all whet
use them. Tnvials at9lcents: Are for 1. Said
by druggists everywhere, or Meat by
CARTER MEDICINE CO.,
Nom York City.
11.
A Isrp properties of Me dlsleMU which rause
t Lu1,at uSSsrbtg hose i�sagss•nt of the
atoslfib,Mwrl� ideas• Attains CA?is*Tri
Ptt est d*' t� 4155. erpik'sul are
especially rLiju4 M Mere lbs ONION' eau.e.i
by their 4siI , hal aeaar/tttoa,
tualge leygys�L Io7.e■-
trry. ahem d Ober esti ell of
which t y see • oafs, Neu,
Wed onisaut
remedy. The •xtendve tea at *Se PlLts by
'eminent pbydataas la regal pasetlee, shows
aarustaksbly t5. In wlsteb tiasy are
lose W atatttsal pared
'a ars cow of vegetable nab
aro a
Om Iran
nalasss .and sal
, eatery�� noel
or any MWr taJcri..us Inge am
A r.r from Neadacbe writer
' Arates Pette are invaluable w ins, and are
m71etrta10 eompa,•n•1'. t have been a Severe
SuEerer hurt Headache, anal year PIYw�toe
sten
Nh thin` 1 e,wld look to for relied.
will 9uic1 ly ,cure w) bowels and flee Weer
Crow pain. They aro the most SRectltea5 tl the
easiest braes 1 have .•.eel.n,a1. It Ise piesn•„
so sae ni see ak In their prates, and 1 always .t
when ute:esl. n1 ,.Ren.
W. 1� l'Ae,, of W. 1., Pap a Hr,,,
Yrtwkau St.. I:Iebniuttd, Va., Jure 3, left.
"1 have used Ann'''e PILL 1a namb•rl.0 In
.tasaees as reosseir acted by you, and Isara never
known them to fail to seaettpasb the desired r,
suit We constantly keep Urns toll heed at our
home, atwl wire them. as a pI�eaa•et Sats and
reliable family mt„dioinc. FOR DY8P!I'*IA
rev are Invaluable. J. T. lLaias,"
jifesls, Teams, Jane 1T, wttlk.
'41. llev. FHAN, is H. 1latLnws, writing from
4Nnwtn, Ga.. says: '• lent sow yaws I bare
balm eublect to constipation, from which Ise
spite .4 the use of ruw8etues ut various ands,
1 Pilfered Increasing Inuuaaea,ie tit, Until some
sleuths ago 1 beau tamed A5-ti'S Pit,t,a, They
Lara. tenthly corrected the costive habit and
have vastly improved my g•uers) health,"
A\'CKs CATHAKTtt• PILL, correct Irre`ularl
ties of the bowels, stimulate the appetl:0 tad
digestion, and by their prompt and thorough
action give nuc Siovigor to thelil>JlS physical
rttrraaen av
Dr. J. C. A� k Co., Lowell, Masa.
Sold by a:1 Isruaguta.
�Ulllvu, 411 rtpelieoee the wonderful bend
OLD, AND I seal effects of
MIDDLE- 1 Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
AGED. Cbiidreb wltb lore 5Pye. Roes r
nr any scrofulous or syphlilttc t
may be nada healthy and strong by Its lase.
Mold ty all I'rugmats , 411, sea bottle for SS.
Eitrarerdinary Offer !
TU Al3�TTTiB-
GOOD8 UNSOLD RETURNED
1f you ate ant of employment an.l
want in *tett it, r. tiurineas yon can mako
fr ui 83 t.. *t1U a day clear, and take n"
risk of lots, we will send you on receipt
of $11, goods that Will len readily in a
few days for $25. If tl e Agent. his to
sell these . ,i.ls in four days, they can
rot urn :.:l unsold to ua. and we will re
tWrit then, their money, can scything be
fairer 1 We take all risk if hiss, and the
Agent gets marred in a business that will
he pert:relent. wed pay frees $1,000 k,
$13,(k)0 a year Ladles can doas well as
west. We suit an Agent is every
'natty., Full pa• titulars frena Address,
U. `: �f nufactu. ng (' ,,, No. 116 Smith
field Street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
► a I RE rUARANTEEL,
?AGNETICMEDIC1"
'-;`
.oRc�tvr;;;i •
itJR'. F000.
tsar silt! aa,f 1,;552. Vale wad remold,
• a t erronanesa in an Its stage
Lea- orrh¢n, 1f,twrewalsa,t .s'ernniWl Weakness
any ,:euerrrl Loss of perm. It repairs
er cant 1Vtatc, R('rlrewatr, the Jaded laid
feet, .a',mg,rA..irs IA. F, eni.d Brain, and Re-
a.Ir•r. ++'ter�p,.rCisey, o Tone ad Eiger to tAe I r
bet: -f C7rr.eraiiee ()rpm's. With each or-
rTwi.LVE packages acoompani,d wit*
•eller. we will tend our Written Guar-
, o••• to resent the money, if the treatment
•,ea DOT a inset a cure. It Is the Cheapest and
!:cwt Medje:ne ir, the market.
aiirret1 particular,, in our pamphlet, which
•'e,:e.tre to snail free to any address.
OAP
11*ttaarMi. Mova per box. edicine in sr fbr ierog.
will b. rnaifM free of ,oat �' e
mane", nrta.11ieasing aKe'onteacfptotthe
M it`A'$.le.tCKCTtf NlElese glra ,
,Id Sri(iedeTieh, b�r Watdeor, Oat., Canada'
an premiere everywhere 1llttiws and
186�1I
t:"e.:.i 1f,,ne•nt, (oaae//fmCn
!'roat.xrt,or- Sexual
:1iaot y ear- . T.rYU=l
line of operation ; and it was fir this
work they were ao imrxortunate for hely
helpers. At icy ropiest a meeting of
the mission was called, that I tnight
know the opinion o: all. It was omni.
mous -every tete eticuuragiag Inc to all
i could to secure this grant of $400.
While 1 hesitate,] abort making the re- 1 1 remain,
Wand at this early date- thea. words( Violin devotedly.
tie silver is loins, and the gold is .Signed' MARTHA J. CteTsrr•,
mine," .sccltrtw to my mind, and I
thought that fr,ssibly, if the need were 1
known, the Lord might put it intro the Et Etlfiit.
hearts of some ni the stewards •.f bis I i w
bounty, the present cut of their *bund- f Nt. With tm Phillip', of the ^th con.,
ewe, s free wall ,,Sonne time, Hi... fori
Ashfield, who suffered for the last 12 ' ('
1.
a
I'
f•
this eine_t, end „in ereteq'bee my hands. years with otseaae of the ehut hone, had
There is one pante tbtng I em aaaiolu 4. a aar,{inl operation, ta,rto,rrned last Fri-
day by i)c •McKtd, �sststed b • lies 1;
du : I would iike to lase •a few temple } ra
' ham, cf Brussels, McCriuniton. mf Luck-
runnel's, polar '""ii"" upon
w of .• b sow, and Hutchison, of Dungannon. in I
which the shine Ione was removed. Air.*
in
.aa ed
ihe aUs th. !sa ttatb school rooms.
They will lie eery tsexpensive, add very Philip at present is doing well.
much to the rp•wt.rrane+•, and 1 think
they would aortae as the .iapa-: List Sunday Mra. Henry Alton mete~MS
nese love decora'ien We are in lea!' a painful accident While walking &
sfneted ti. be •' wise s serpeeta,•" end t amnia the floor a needle ran into her Ire
to " catch with guile." A very few (earl. After suffering for some time she
dollars wmuld be suEcleut, and I eek hod her feat ,opened anal the needle re hitt
thews from the Mission ►,ands 1 prise moved.
CleHt linea.
DRAG Sarre- Yotn of the ossa., woke-
n n took sae quite by ser
as yen bees wade ea ea -
tats rowftgissecli to
sal sr es
ressewida. Tem
mum as,a mgt.
tbeltty� MI pees.
7
id -
roe la
eeneseee
IIM5 lege
les
11448,2ty w M eawaw ;4r,
. • every illetsaa MTarte tram.
ata
.1 R, ltrtirwrv. Clatter, manager
It. GEORGE SEYMOUR, OF
Wheeler's Elixir of Phombates and Call/aye
quite extensivelyin my practice to a large
number of eases or which it 1s recommended,
and f ant happy to state that 1 And It a remedy
of great value and efficiency as a tonic in the
treatment of chronic diem/lea
Pensee excitement hes been caused in
in the United States by the discovery
that Senator Taber, the silver prince of
Cnloredn, who recently married a Miss
Elizabeth Mc(', urt., with great ceremony
at Washinetnn, had A wife living at the
time from when he had never been di-
vorced. The case is further cemphested
by the fact that the bride, Miss McUourt
also has another husband living. The
parties have been denounced by the
Catbolicohurch, is which they halon[,,
and by which they were each Hurried
twice.
'
171
• t . ;tf Pied ail
• Witaia le Iowa,
ntbrsak ,Y!aaoari.1,aa-
asa, low Utak*, A-: � e
teasers! Teva& ...Wink Yoe
J�LW 61'ON d
,� Lr
9
!INCIPAt+LINE
i iot:TUUT. W HCLR1T
Tern? new ,o Rt. Jove a
t stones, topr$p, Um, •
tor. [i545.(4
rsstest
sad
IT
?-wre-rs.o th4t res, of tee
ilea et es LOP. c then sad the ess
Nair ray vepetsd r
ths erg
whisk its persistent use trill detnenstrate L....am
lung troubles, while its soothing and re- ,,4,41"lisertio. , ip. = trikar.-1'.31"4'.,!'
storative effects ere realized at (once. all antreate frames we'tras, es re.'
my daughter was very ill with Nine* '
Oncolipati.•n Bitters with wonderful re-
sells, ens bottle entirely aulatlood th.
fever and thermighly restered her to
hee:th and vigor
-1 ravel isia •
ebilessre sit
at tear er. tweet !Ube, er Odder?. narlian P.m. Ag t,
eftw ree• o fret Irv. e Pilea ' 4" ' JOHN' TON,
09.110A00. 'T:eket Agent, finder eh)
Trust not tlw mere, of thy.°
Who ledil their 1....uotratt
Nor to each simittii, ...er 1
Vedas from :let us:east's ilepil
To he strewn lee Hem Ai 11,
Nor to the winde thy *Mr.
P341', 1.111.1ur trampling hoof
The lady sold of thy trier'
Or frit en fruits 111‘11.1 to Mae
It is the lewun em /IA
TO 'Meld tt• gems fruits WI
Revealed alone oll
II•ve te the world its juin ite
But keep reser) ed 101 ~b.
The peens ue emote
v• May know thy gen'
All hearts th) loving po.v•
!tut int fen hand., oft 1111e al
Thu veal) ring of pricele•
collars ale 1
.0t the most i
Velvet lawmen anew
in favour.
PariliFE""310:41.:rricelatiFell:uedrit Jill". pi
nail dresses.
Iu Paris, s'aows and
aistch the dress.
We will have emetic
bruidery and lace.
fashisaable f▪ avour.
Hoops, crinoline lied
wear go tereether.
The combinntitell coo
designs of new e• atteens
Thu evauescent festal(
v.ething has disappears
oeetely coveral by the
Slippers ith *traps,
are far elegant house w
-4.:tiArtliF:lii...ruerF1,111:are'reullan"c"imitoyh cisahl‘pricitttneyiintell
taken the pla.cs fieht
Black silk stockings,
Underwear must he
ongs are reamer colt
detvareas:;ousemiagE _iipdisiairrie-tjet:11,e1:.;:ri:41,.,ili.a,glii
jou nature, hy al,, iLie
tle of Electric Bitters
will follow ; you will b
pain and misery ,iv:;_11.
bottle by. J,_lik ilson.
Tim Areas:
'New York, March i
just been received ie
vane, of the frightful
daring teronauts in TA
and an assistant moo
that city before an it
1,000 feet up Capt. I
!vfiTohnor:noriainl'erwefrit°rinheali:
WAS WW1 t11 part, allo
fell from the fearful
went up from ths p
the othbil
1...hteosoeusen,dihnigi:initilit Iva
ground He died
Both these person
-26
te any ▪ one ser
rhytrie on 'Nees
little gem for the '
your ciraggest. or,
In the hater,
ratitinbisuhastreceaulitovel
niseendaotinedoon forbytho(
and the permAneu
ney diseases, as I
fol,loiyuinrihr.lacwireani ttilaseemirictsiusli
4gathligepseredofolailelicttul'
ri,:oheabbereeelminonmpannf pseathlenet,es ti
re*veltedtel egve or'saajbaflimaill pes t ed:5411
por ce &sr,: trith e
Initardigesialiostmn
no morn think
man, and tray,
te▪ am at bale
trial botties at
