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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY% FEB. 8, 1884.
IN AUSTRALIA.
A Graphic Account of our
Colony.
south bead'is >osrriely(hthou".,
from which au eh.Snc light a flashed
oyer the ocean fur a distance of twenty-
five miles every minute and a halt. The
Rival/the
harbor is broken ue by wpactuus bays,
medal an harbors eta themselves, and by
which the very heart 'demean of the star
our be reached. In passing up to the
wharf on our Istat were this Bota•isal
(lattices, adding greatly tease natural
basuttn of this haib.., tbes"P seiHrut,"
a fortified rook or Act its some w•
were told from the fact that rtlincreo t.
Hi early eoavict days were elas.d there
on very short rations until one died se
hunger, which nu doubt very forcibly
suggested that unpoetcal name. Oo
the right the shore is much broken by
precipitous nock. heavily In•entled with
shrubbery, and the many little bay•
with their beautiful villas caused us to
conclude that the citizen. of Sydney ars
justly proud of "our beautiful barher,"
as they style it. They claiut that the
harbor of "Rio," in Brasil, is the only
one in the world that can be favorably
compared with their.. Well, it wueven
a pleasure to have to .uonuuter the cu-
pidity of the unRRr�iw�cipled hotel runner.
IMOD mre, and l a remonstrant crowd
at every step, we managed t• • escape
without having recourse to. the deadly
ehcscy of our walking stick. And now
we are to Sydney, that Eldorado for
which we have severed for • time home,
friends and associate.. However, we
are thankful we were not sent here, and
ID harts Ilea.l.ey t•eMasard be t'.avi c -
T e meld Teeter amasses Meretaed -
"A Tall Is bit • Yeaims Wild
Seals AWrallaa nrwwagers.
Tremont. owe Correepoudeat.
From Auckland to Sydney, the last
stake of our long yuarney, a dtstanoe of
1,200 miles, we completed in about fuur
and one half days. The second day we
passed through • school of whales, where
we counted in a radius of five miles six-
teen .pouter. line of these monsters,
estimated to be between sixty and eighty
feet lout, with a strictly pacific attitude.
and quite regardless of his personal
safety, came within a few rods of the
side of our *easel and amidst an oxen-
matiun of terror from those in beard,
unveiled hes tinny length end plunged
beneath the vand soon put such
distance between ht If and us that no
fatal result was like! to supervene. Rut
our readers must truly be the cmbodi-
sent of forbearance and longmufferine to
patiently read these disconnected notes
on our sea voyage, so we will hasten on that we can go away at any tune without
to Australia, and u the land /omens in au imperial decree. The population of
sight it might nut be amiss just here to the city and suburbs is about 225,000,
give a short sketch of the country., its or more than twice that of Toronto. The
early' settlement and progress. streets are very irregularly laid out,
The whole of the Tait continent island, narrow and winding. The houses hare
which is but one fifth less in extent than
all the countries of Europe put together,
belongs to the Brunch Crown. It__ was
annexed by Captain Cook in 1770. It
was so-called by turn on account of its �..t /11""" instance have we seen the
supposed resemblance to the configura-
tions of the coast of South Wale.. The •cuertcan mansard roof The more
colonies in America becoming independ- cochurches, ptarelic designed buildings,
:tba substan-
tnks and
ially closed that uutiy as •
built and for the m.41 pert cin-
• PENAL 6[TTL%ME'*T I strutted uf sandstone, which is plentiful
for British convicts, and led to the select- in the city and suburbs. The usiversity
i f A t l th future abode. ; it hall and peat office ate
a decidedly old-fashioned appearance, all
or nearly all built in the
,i•ILi .TTL. n► AaaT
t:HIT.URZ,
surmounted by large pottery chininess.
ng o us re ti a eta u et , museum,
In 1788 a fleet of eleven venni* arrived i the? rreerlmposing edifices. The city -
under the command of Captain Phillip t bouts of a number of One parks, Hyde Sodlrteth all teywepela.
f tt p f 1 thin great I P k trail y 'tasted th a of '
cues the whored teepee of the Ftanoe-
Ch.nese war, and the trice 01 "'Porkers,"
a dish the oslestial u very fond uf,
whit. there • number of goats proceeded
w amok. • butatucsl inspection of hue
b.ek t. In a few minutes be tneted
out, sad beholding the spectacle uttered
.ectad Chinese etwbwu atlwe (doubtless
oath for publimienei to these matter -et -
tact Salop) Sad the air gllrw thick wit►
pineal! -of bricks sad edger missiles.
alto btdsg tbtrdy ..eost•e�g ri to desist,
the gent. Tlease& end tido debit paced a
vote et though* n. a Cbisamaa, (asne en-
Intents)
n-
bas '.) who so thutlg?.tte famished
then% with rwfresbmeuts. The local p. -
per was called inte requisition shortly
afterwards as a substitute fur glees in a
uuulber of tl e neighboring windows
And speaking of
•ouruuAx r•ratu
our humble opinion i., with a
very few exceptioles, they make •
poor substitute fur ghee. They
throw little light on any suL-
fect of ituportance. We ha v• be-
ore us a sixteen .a� a daily, twelve
pages taken up with land sales, auc-
tioneer's repos and other advertise -
anent", the remaining four filled with dry
psrlia►u.ntary debates, "Our Fureign
Letter, ' uninteresting leaden un the
new "Land lull" now behest. the House.
They aeldem treat their readers to "A
Blood curdling Murder," "A Sensation
in High Life," "A Bold Burglary,*
"Another Sea Serpent Seen," or •
"Breach of Promise ; Five Thousand
Damages,: as our Am.rieen papers set
before their astonished and ere clew
readers. Why this state ..f the ex-
before
here we know not, tout we hey often
thouzht it must be owing to the inability
of the Australian editor to get up at-
tractive copy.
And now u this leaves us (6th De-
cember we are reminded of the ap-
proaching Christmas and new Year s
festivities, and which, ere this meets
the eye in print, shall have passed away
with those of other by,gone years. We
e
will conclade.with the wish that of •
pru..rous Sad glad new year may dawn
e on Ti 1+1arrae-Sad its many readers.
D. E. M, -C.
or to aun'e•se o co onhztug ar , ceil •t , with ten are
unknown land. Six of these vessels , forty acres, the Ibmaite--one hundred
carried 757 convicts, among whom wen land thirty-eight acres, and the Bot -
192 women and 18 children ; a detach- : :weed (einem., s11 are enine�r laid out
mart of marines cotleistina ut 250 officets and d display an immense eo..Iectiou 'of
and men, fond of these beingam
_- *comes, exuticv runu
deco. To these h
patitid Lis their-itte*G-41107111Preer reserve of Six
swell the tide .•t immigration. Three hundred acres winch promises to be made
*tore -ships brought cattle, bones, steep, .lime pule. The citizens, like the pen-
ttuata and pig.. seeds and plants. The t ppllee-ut Auckland, seem to be widely dif-
first landing was effected at;f termer from the Americans in their man-
J0TAyIT BAT, Herr end appoearence. and are far mere
• no called by Captain Cook en,t►ot:vunt of Atglicitsed than their sister colonists, the
the variety ef: Aowen &ion. This bey to l c'nadiap*. Th•-ir spee.h hes the
a fine sheet of water us utiles south of ,-e•*.t'zr„stsmits-o► Tut. ••a fucsv,
where Sydney now stands. 'hut tin well meter six«j with the 'h'' where -not
place ch..sen here was f•'und utterly un- „perry. Timer are friendly and oblig-
wwbk fur a erttlement, .lying to the' uta, and if they find out y.0 are an Am -
swampy `and un!leeithy 'otters of the erica%►. which den -i take lotus, they try
neighborhood, and in a few day. the to make pot feel as much at home *s
whole party was intake -red to the m'ore Very
ittle distinction is made
promising shores •f "Sydney Core,a , wren the Comedians
and .:air cousins
part of Port Jackson. one of the finest
rom
natural harbors in the world, Seal which Iffs ons the line 1.. favi ancone comingeAmerica is a "Y•nler' in the eyes
While every one is liable to suffer at
times with indigestion, n.. matter bow
well preser:•ed their dental oogans may
have been, there cannot be found to -day
one whom, teeth are decayed, broken off,
and out of corder generally. that doss not
suffer cr•ntinully with "heartburn' or
sou►e of the multifarious gastric troubles
incident to such a condition of the ural
cavity.
Persons having no teeth, or those
whose teeth have been neglected and
allowed to become diseased, are unable
to masticate their fond properly, which
is deficiently mixed with stiirs (a tory
essential auxiliary in the digestion of
solid substances.` a;id therefore, this
heel. being carried intothe stomach with-
out proper tritur.ti•,n and it alir••tien,
impose double duty up..n TI►e gastric
apparatus — that of, inaatication enol
d emotion.
Again, pine's. teeth 'erre fur Node -
rent of particles .'f food which are re-
1 -
Advo ee • towns Lena.
And thou remember, buy sin, you
have to work. Whether yuu handle a
pick or • a'eu, a wheelbarrow .0 • set of
books, digging ditches or editing a paper,
ringing au auctiuu bell air writing (unary
things, you must work. 1( you k,uk
round. sun, you will see the men who
are crest able to live the rest of their
dap without work are the men who
work the hardest. D..u't ice afraid of
hilliug yourself with uver-wort ay. It is
beyond yonr power to do that, ou the
sunny side of thirty They die some-
timee, hat it's because they quit work at
7 p. no. and don't get home until 2 a. no
Its the Intone) that kills, my sun. The
work gives you an appetite fur yuur
meals, it loud. stolidity to your Slumbers•
it gives you a perfect and grateful ap-
preciation of a holiday. There are young
wen who do no work, my sun ; but the
world is nut proud of them. It dues not
know their names, even ; tt simply
.peaks of thew as odd r.-and-so's buy..
Nobody lilss them ; the great busy
world doesn't know they are there. So
find out what you want to be and do.
my sun, anal take off your coot and make
• dust in the world. The busier yuu are
the lees deviltry you will be apt to Vet
into, the sweeter will be you: sleep, the
brighter and happier your holidays, and
the better satisfied will the world be with
yeu. —[ Burdett..
&nerd.
Taw Seleseltbeitlebellwelm mos.
The evils of the high -heeled hoots or
shows are due to the fact that it is an
asseutielly badly titung article. It is
made in defiance of the relation which it
ought to bear to the anatomy of the feet
and to the direction in which the pres-
sure of the lady weight falls upuu th.
latter. Hence the peculiarly cramped
walk of ladies of the present day. 1uy
tate may observe thecut.apaenoes oQ the
'ad ,'ancx1 mint net,' neatly under the
iustap, and the increased height of heel,
in the tubstitution of a forward inctua-
If there was more puek...in the world
there wculd be fewer hungry, half cloth-
ed, homeless, suffering children, fewer
broken down, diswppointed rued and
women ; leas need of almshouses, houses
of correction, and homes for the friend -
les. Push towns a lift Loa neighbor
in trouble. lush tumuli a lift fur your-
self out of the slough of despond and
shiftlessness, out of treubka, real er
fancied. Push never hurts anyte.dy.
The harder the push the better if it is
given to the richt direction. Always
push up hill—few people need a push to
get duwn hill. Dunt be afraid of your
musalee and sinews, they were given you
to use. Don't be efreid of your hands ;
they were meant [fur service. Don't be
afraid of what your companions may
say ;
dent be afraid of your conscience
--it will never reproach you for a good
deed done; but push with all your hart,
might and soul, whenever you see any-
thing or anybody that will be better ter
iesiond, long. strnnr, olotermined push.
Pdtth ' It is just the word for the grand
clear niarritn: of Life ; it is just the word
for the strong anus and young harts ;
it is just the word for a -x,•rld that is hill
-- nut tiacoi.rasl•-_err vii le red by or. of the Australians. They Iwai a %eery twined in and :tb.o.t eiw "We..' o...t:t•Lr—cot nook es'Ihi• i. If Anybody is is any
Cook owing to the narrow entrance e- mentation is set upFriends, did you high regard for American talent, Awueri• y trouble, and seu ace it, dont stand hack;
can inventions, and AnIer1011111 institu-
tions o1 any kind Anything wonderful
or novel b attributed directly to the ec-
centricities uf American genies. Ftom
the patent Ay -trap in the the shop win-
ceitrini; him as to its size. %hen all
were bended the number amounted to
1,0610 persons, 2ti" having died on the
seven mortbs voyage. A canvas tent
was erected for the governor in the
woods, and a largo circle wan drawn as a
limit to the intro:ions uf the natives,
who, after the floridly of the appearance
of the newcomers had worn off, began to
be very troublesome. Thus was the
nucleus of one of the most important of
the British colonies. For a number of
years the embryo 'eltlement experienc-
ed many difficulties and hardship,
principally through the scarcity of par
visi.•na ; several of the cements were
hanged for stealing food from their mon
favored fellows. The land in the int -
seediest. neiahto,rh,..od 01 the settlement
would yield nothing ; a farm was then
started et l'arrainatte. fifteen miles dis-
tant, and .eon their hervests began to be
bountiful. The early hist.ry of the
coley is fraught with the records of
crime. Murder, r oldoery, and incen-
diaries were of common occurrence.
Convict ships arrived frequently, and up
to the year IeeX1, thirty -serer vessels
arrived and the e.ttiviet ptpulati'-n
numbered 5,000. one theueend of these
\beinz females. In Mar -h. 11404.
A $ TINV Took PI.A'•L
assong the eateries, but it was put down
by the soldiery and the leaden with
tawny' others were hanged. Iii 1µ410,
when- the copulation had increased to
over one hundred thousand, one fourth
nearly of this cumber being convicts, a
.tom i4 with - 211,01064 a n.
bsati rrired in fort Jackson. but a
great public meeting being Galled nit
Circular Quay, end r' strewn" end indig-
nant were the protests against their
laadiapl, that the eloyernor and Hoene
sathonties rescindet the reg ulatioua
allowing tttn.port *icon land their
convict'. So from that to the present
the colonists fare nut Leets troubled by
the influx of the o(fdeournt:te of humani-
t)) in l$'il tee weathers' pert of New
South Wales separated in -1 Ioecnmr a
distinct colony under the name of Vic
toric. The sante year smirks the
rile ovrRT moo••o.
in Australia by an American near Ba t-
nest, which fanned the reentry intoi
tame of feverish exciteinrnt end dis-
organised the whole frauwwurk .4
society for two of three year.. Sydnor,
St/ called after Viscount Heaney, by blue
time was repoily bee. g *n imp orient
cityCloth f•et•.ries, distilleries, eager
refneries, tanneries, (••undriea, *rid ive-
duatries of ■l1 kinds. were nous and
flourishing. A university *A4 l•ndnwed,
• railway line c•.ustruele.l, a mint ..tab
fished, and the gre..twst b.a.n to the
colonists almost this time was the perm/
of the Constitutions' Act by which the
great rodeo's' principle• '.f resprnathle
government were eaoc«Is'I P,-. sperity
continues unabated, slid the Australian
colonies to day may ler'
ranked next to
Canada as the most Aouri.hinrt .t Her
Majesty's p'wwou..n• And M•w 1 • ne
turn te our t,e.el. A. we entered 1'•at
Jacket.," we could not hr Lit lw favor -
slily ianuressed With the appeaiawes 1:1
everything a. saw.
TNT attraTtoC of a
is • delightful rine, shoat as ntde from
the entranee t•' the harbor The en
Za w» Ifl about half • mile wide, and on
beim wd.nti- im s •
wtpp Pp
en the rase. A "trimmer wi 1 he sur-
term gar cbilkeslas, eetituraee apo. I valae of gram's Fluid Lightning. 2
•
prima l in +iiia: t!te,.ntlyin,t .ify NM /tithe the fore: tor 10 or 15 minutest �" Denis •
dow to the, electrc light In Macycuame
lighthouse, is a standing proof tN the
"Yankee's'. fertile brain. And, of
course, any person arming from Canada
is supposed to be personally acquainted
with Ilanlan. We witnessed his tri-
umphal entry into Tnrontn after one.vf
his successful pulls, we have seen him
exercising himself on Tonnes fay, and
we have studied up his record pretty
well, se we are ready for any emergen-
ce. \\-e give a short sketch of a city
reporter's
terzu law wren A cANabt*'i
on Heiden, as it • red in one of the I Nay' more that that; in all tt►K.uths
appeared where there are tartar -covered and ale -
city papers a short time ago. caying teeth. there are millions of 1. •
He was a Canadian, and tallel very pdtefir.rea ?nscrvtle.e (microscopic para -
fest. sites), which are also carried into the ale
ever thick of it. those whose teeth are' ush • if ;here is iinythtng rood beim
rotten and r.tting, that your mouths are p' - g
register oeapeolsi And this putrescent done in arty place where you happen to
wetter Is caiveyed into the stomach res. bs, push :
tinuelly with the saliva, and caneequent-
1 aces au irritation of the list
Y 1ng
membrane, which is the wont and net
uneommon form of dyspepsia. whish is
imppuueesn1bletocure (nee even with the 995. -
999.999 patent medicines now in the
market i. until the dental organs have
..3est received proper attention. Indeed.
canes of dyspepsia of years' standing hate
been permanently cured by judicious at-
tention -to the oral c City, and without
medicinal agent too any extent; when, on
the contrary, all the medicines that eau
be given will not effect a cure until the
cause is removed.•e
rAPS
- Did he know Riolan 1 mentary canal• and, it may be. producesWell, he ought to senile : 1f then lather unplicate'l and Genius diseases,
was anyone in the world who could lay the origin of many of which are now
claim to knowing .Hanlan he was the unknown.,
man. ....,.
Resr.ltsef. --e�'gone,' for it was better before titan
after marriage. She certainly was not
He was a man of heart as wells* brain.
Fur every once 1 think of ht. "sine
in the hands of an angry God,' 1 think1
twice of that neer rare and beauteous
passage in which he describes Sarah Pier
relent, his deetined wife, at the age "f
1
f.wrieen. Dentes '•Yeti Nuuva has
hardly anything momystical : "They i
omatl-tbeeeds a 'roues body atp-New Hewett
who is beloved 41 that Oreat Being who
hakes all rules the world, and that
rs
there art� certain se•eoss Lo which t►u
(heat mg, in sume way rat other,
als•pp.l■tai, t'ue wade RSseese.laae.
A drama in real life oeewtwed one day
last week in the busy town of Trenton,
1 which, though containing many humor
nus features, is not without its pathos.
1 The guests were duly invited and the
festivities provided for in the way of
mast goose, etc., cakes and pies anal
things at the house of the bride -tri -be.
The 'groom -to --be, arrived from • neigh-
boring county, only to learn by a hasti-
ly -scrawled note from his 'levee that .he
had 'left with the intent of not being
wed. The guests. however, assembled
to eat the good things. and the would-be
groom was psrsueded to join the party.
He wade • heroic and philosophical
speech at table, saying he was glad she
Did Le think Laycock would have any Joaaltlw sdward's
chance against Basilan 1
Yes—about as much chance as the
H'rheumatism against a streak of lightning
anlan was a half alligator ; all these
fell• wa who+ live on the lakes are. They
spend nearly all their time on the water.
For eight months in the year the
water is frozen. at that rate, we said.
Canadian "colter" haven't se much
*hence for practicing et the Aentralism-
@cullers have ?
Pshaw ' the Canadians break a way
for their boats through the ice with an
axe, and then make better time thanshe
Australian in open water.
Did it freeze hard in Canada f
Well he didn't know if we would call
it haul, hut you could hear it freezing.
Well we did cell that hard hard to.
"wallow.
Why, that was nothing. All the rowh
the winter they quarried for fish. Theme
tisk quarries in Lake Ontario are one of
the greatest tonnes of revenue to the
Canadian tloternment.
At this *faze the rep.rter seemed t.'
have news enough, and he cut his inter-
some short
- we d'•n t vouch Ga the eeenracy of
either I',-• interviewer er iuh•rvieee I.
The g.'o..les are great epe.rtr.r• me t.
mid !1:44. + •-r.scinK, cr:.k et, foothill, al i
beet race.: wean to o:cupy a great deal
of their time and anent ten. No oioubt
the wife for him, as her conduct showed.
The approving guests. one and ail, then
graciously presented him with all the
pretty and valuable presents intended
four the ',ride, and in turn stave the
hostess a small purse of money to pay the
91POW% of the feint, .sd the company
dispersed. the intended groom doubtless
a Badder, if not a wiser than. --,Trenton
Counter.
comes to her and BIM her mind with •
el-
ceedktg sweat deltight, - and that she
hardly cares for anything except t. • medi
tate un Him. She has a singular purity
in her •fbtotionu ; is most just and coneci-
,utious in all I
could not persuade her t» do nnythutg
wr,.ng ornnful if s'• -i wouldg•e Iteral
Suet yon
v receipt t' The justice will hove to settle
this world, lest she should ' Ifrnd thin It is A stn.ular fact.' says a Na lee
Great Brine. She i. of os. w.00lcrfelP that'' 'Let him.' And now for weeks
calmness, aweetnese, .n•1144.1r.•1111l buns ; ;trail' ifleflt, 'etas weare indebted to the justice has vainly tatters seeking law
ha manifested himself to her wind. +fruit. 1'exrs ago when the excavate
'
• Brig Ttae.
Fifteen years of suffering from the
tortures . f I)yepep.ta is indeed a lung
time. A Burns, blacksmith, o1 rebourg
was thus afflicted, but it only requited
four betties of Burdock Blom Bitten for
cumplett-ly cure him. 2
1 nee voice all weer thehail '_��
up
(roan 'nether', that says, "My daughters
are sat feeble' and sad, loath u,• ,e,„„t,h
all nut of breath and life et the least ea
ort ion. What eau we d.. for thea,
The sneer is amp:• and full of h,.p-
(hie to four wok. use of H„i. Bitters
will make them healthy, n caro sprightly,
ped cheerful. .
The dreaaeet Se sliate t'ee.eeese
to • preparation of enrt .lie and, veiehrne
and .erste called klaalregur .t b'tuke
Carbone Conte. It will etre aur dose,
cut, bursa '.r bruise when all -.tber Ior,-
pone tloons fail Ca11 at D. Rhynes dee;
store, and get a reclaim. 27o cents a awl
It CoS111
tion of the body, and a trio suggestive in .why diouli au.an wn,'se bl,,,.a a ("Ann
a measure .f the stumbling gait, for the witb•u
upright carriage and the free and grime- Sit k. k..raods:re cut in alabaster!,
fol .tcingiuK
nee 'mem natural to the 1 I.1 bin bair,trow rusty-, spat anal thin.
oleo 'Cltt:ALKlot*aNLwaa willnul.
legs in walking, The beet, or shoe, in
Levet tb„ (aster Fur sale by J. Wil.
order that it may not shift Jot the foot, yon 2m
which hes lust much of its usual t•ur- • ter M roe.. mares. nor.
chase of direct downward pressure, inset • The Aunt healing o.wup.un.lunder the
hold it firmly, and even tightly, mud in Mn is leciOneer,1 Parke'► Cart, ticerr-
(articular it is reoeesarily constructed on a"• There is aro sorebut will wecunnio
as to hold with undue firmness just above
:::•118n
o its wtand.rful halin” properties It•
u an :valuable dressing foe scalds. (es-
tertop. elle. Pnoe 25 cents at O. liliv
nsi drsl(store. h
In the history of mode Hoes no, prei.a
ration has received such universal even -
nsendatiow for the alleviation it etf.ord+,
and the permanent cute it effects iia kid
near diseases, as Dr. Van Buren's Kiuney
Cure. Its acto'n in these dtatrtwtu,
cutuplainta u simply wonderful. Sol i
by .1, WMis.•u. gni
the back of the heel. With some per
sons, perhaps, uo inconvenience results,
with others who have tine skins chiding
u readily produced. This is in itself a
trifle,.but it may nevertheleia he the
dight l.egiuning of graver troubles.
Probably there u no practitioner faar'y
long acquainted with town practice who
cannot ,rill a case or cane art which
extensive inflammation of the leg with-
out abscess formation has followed even
such • slight abrasion, and the exciting
cause when looked for war discovered in
the patient'. shoe. There hare been
even instances, fortunately ran, but still
occasional, where abscesses arising round
some neglected trifle of this Lind have
ended fatally. These are facts which
minnow bre denied, and should net 1e
overlooked. --(London Lancet.
Children &elset.ed With T.heeee,
lit nue of the
schools
of
Brooklyn
buy thirteen years, naturally very quick
VW bright, was found to be groin
daU .sd Mf.L His face w.. -asd
E.li.d nervous twitching. He was
obliged to gust echoed. Inquiry showed
that he had bec' me a confirmed smoker
of cigarettes. to hen asked why he did
not give it up, he shed tears and said
that he had often tried but could not.
The growth of this habit is inaidiow,aud
its effects ruinous. The eyes, the brain.
the nervous system, the memory, the
power of application, are all impared by
it. 'It's nothing but cigarette' is real-
ly 'it is nothing but poison. German
and French physicians have recently
protested against it. And a c'nventien
of Sunday and secular teachers was re-
cently held in Ec land to check it. It
was presided ever by an eminent sureeen
of • Royal Eye Infirmary, who sated
that many diseases of the eye were
directly caused by it. Perents, save
your children from this vice, if possible:
Do not allow them to deceive you. In
future years they will rise up and bless
you foo restraining them.
est as a a.
CLARTsa 1l.
ki%0.. IBS,. tbcmd*c en
-} pMokr of.lek ►eadathe`
Itastajgia, thiele trouble, for years in
the milt terrible and excruciating us&n
atm
No medicine er d,.ctor could give
inc relief ••r cure -anti! I used Hop B., -
ten.
'The first bottle
Neerly cured me ;
The second made we as well and strong
as when a child.
•Aad. 1 havebeen eat W this day.'
a i My H uabia - was as NavibdTse iwusty
years with a serious
•Kidney, liner asd urinary somplltint.
'Pronounced by iioeton's best pbyi-,
In Mak • lead.
.1. Kennedy, dealer in drugs. dc. ,
Dixie. Ontario, recommends Hagyard's
Pectoral Baleen to his'cust,raers,tt hav-
ing cured his wife ,of a bad cough. It s
the safest and surest remedy for ell
Throat and Lung troubles, such as
Aathrna, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
and most pectoral complaints. 2
a Nevel t'elseetles.
This is the question that troubles •
French justice of the peace : A drover
and a butcher in the market, adjusting
their acconnts, went to • tavern t naeth-
er. Turing the meal the butcher took
front his pocket a bank note of one hun-
dred francs value, wherewith to pay the
drover, but in handing it over, let it fall
in •dish of gravy. He snatched it out,
and holding it between • thumb and
forefinger, waved it to and fro to dry it.
The drover's dog, accepting this move -
meat as• friendly invitation, and liking
et the saturated note, made e
spring at it and swallowed it The
butcher was furious. 'thee me my
near.' he demanded ; 'kill the dug and
open him 'Not by • groat sight,' re-
plied the drover ; 'my dug u worth more
than a hundred franes.' 'Then I ewe
you nothing : your dig has collected for
you before witnesses'' 'My dog is net
imy cashier ; and besides, where is your
wvolence especially atter this et eat (dead ( nmpcn o , e great nn ustry n canning ,.r precedent fur such a ,ass, and the
.ns p
ult. will uometunre go about Ir•"n place were pout hegi inln_, a party of Cinein- townsmen have been on the vergs of a
t,o place, singing sweetly and teem. t.,' 'ethane feted an what had been a pantry riot over it again and again. -- [Albany
ler a!-e*Ven pro.d joy Sad pplea•hrc, and : of a 11..11114.man
a,. ,y jars of pr+eerre figs. ioe .lontnal.
no nue lei .sus for .'hat. 4h. bees
t.. its I Char was "Pena and they were found to
mono, walking in the fedds and groves,(bs fresh and g"" investigation show.
ami mere+ to have urns. onsr�. jnvicable I. :at the hgr had been put into the jars
alwatt talkg inwith her.- are flurried ' N�,I a heated state. and then waled with
beam'. Slw/d uesinil.s
Is the only Instantaneous relief for Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc. Rub -
if Hanlan t i ild decide t e visit the I this dear rid at setentren, sad of their line:. The hint wee taken, and the neat nine a few daps briskly u an that u
„ i. i I tannin was introduced men thA
arm.. but the olds wont 1 be el mach 'R came Aaron Burr IHS s p e
ri1ef MAgaxme I fur weeks but nate minute's laeathes
his favor that lefty menet' cturrtp bends os.. _• eat th that in `""Ile in Fvmp»u 20 removes all pain and well ave thegrw*t
a•lony h w old meet with a hasty we. n blessed rna,n. in the mewed ttaseratton. • needed. No taking nataenne medicines
h niteol litotes, the process
iters mad (""entry townie to see the is water as hot as can he bane , then
1.11:,..Y.\r Sian. .,puo•TS
aptly !deep's -41's follow (hl, and • cure
isc+atin. Yellow (til caro. Bhrimet•
which, we w. re told beloag'to two "so in lent. Neuralgia, Deafness, L. n. new. and '
particular. het when they get too 'sumer l•ai:e een.relly : and internally cerci'
bekMae 's Armies Salve.
per bottle •t ieorge Rhynes drug
eters. b
ane te ma\w it health,' foe clothes 1anee, V.d•b, H .rr Thnrit, ('r.np, Aathrn.. and
t ;,.•milt n: allrchnhr. 2
as-lretiine,, ps.ert. '1'.•r neat. or any who
other .h..1411110 r. rho police are
tubi off (o shed thew without regard No bouawheld sheet.' not .onnei.lerut
1..ensi.r eel. N'. laugh«d very hari,Iy n'mplrte without a le.ttle of Dr. Van
a short time wit, at ai .a,r(;hnswan s ex. Buren a Kidney rare as el the closet
pia. The viol Chinaman left Ala ht es the '."l, rwm.•.1y that will positively,
ware., a locket .4 °abbsda and "iter Pt's. tly and premplly cure all forma
vegetables, '•n the strait aliens he went "l kadi•y .11•1 0004. Wali by J Wilson
2m
ant•. a c•onplan..t esbuet Seeker's to du
The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily rare
Rurns, Itruisev,('ut..l'Iceis, Halt Rheum,
Fever Ruses, Veneers, Piles, ('hilhlaine,
Coen., Tetter, (upped Hands, and all
Skin Brnotions, gua,anteed te care in
every instance, or money refunded fie.
per hoz For sale M .1 Wil«on. ly.
A Rew•en Of one dorm" "Tussca-
aT to any one wending. the beret four line
rhyme en " the reatrksble
little g�sum for the Teeth and P.•t«. Ask
your flrugg.st ..r adding&
• Owed Blls.svery
That is daily bringing in, to the homes
of thousands by saving many of their
dear ores (rent an early grace Truly is
Dr. King s new Discovery for C.onsumy-
tion, Conchs, Colds. Aathina, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Lose of Voice. Tickling in
the Tbn.t. Pais is Rile and Ghat, or
any disease of the Threat and. Image, a
creative curve Ota renteed. Trial Pot-
ties free at J. Wile/on.. Drag Rhee. Large
Hiss 01.O0. (6)
'Intmr&I$e '
&even bottles of y, sur bitten cured
him, and 1 know of the
'Lives .d eight perm,u.'
In wy neighborhood that have been
saved by your Littera.
And many more are using them wub
great beneht.
They alta et
Do miracles •' -
las Mrs. E D. Slack.
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINETMAKER
Leathu Ulldeflaor, f
AND
Has on land now the LARat.T *TOM of
First - Class Furniture
la the County, and as !wow purchase for esti.
will not be undersold by any one.
I offer Tapestry carpet Lounges, from $).O
upwanls. Whatnots, good. from 'Lao op.
Hew 1M, k ('lairs. from Tec. up. and evert
thing else in the same prop••rtion,
AT THE Uhl) S TANI)
Between 11., Pool voice k Hank of Montreal.
t3ODERICZi-
Oct. 1$- h. 11Kt. 1013-
wanted for The Lives of al
the Presidents of the C.R. It
is the Largest. Haad.oe.est
and best book ever sold fog
leas than twfue our price. The fastest eellin,,,v
book in America. Immense profits to agents.
All Intelligent people want It. Anyone ran be
avrIK • suec.s,fal agent. Terms free. Addre••
HAL.LETT BOOK tan.. Portland. Malar. 111l.-
"JAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
Own. Crrt.h's Hlro'•k, Kingston M., Oede
rich. flans and specifications drawn correct
ly Carpenter': pla terer'sland mason's work
measured and valued.
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
etc.. Raewnratlem. Yearalata, Rheumatic
Oeet, atle•neral Debility. Catarrh. and al
dasreders ceased by • thla and Impoverished,
es- ...nrupted..nadnton of Ike blood; .:psalm
the blood-pmrnns from the system, eariehing
and renewing the blood, and restoring Its stud-
Wag
inat-Wag power.
During ■ long period of unparalleled ssefoI-
.Mt, Avra', BAr•rAatts,A bas Meta it.
porton a,leptatlos to the ears of all diseases
originating in poor blood ands weakened vitality.
It N a highly ranc.wtrased aatrer* of /a res-
pvilla sad ether Meed-p.rffylleg( meas.
e.nmblaer with ledide et Telemeum ewe
Ir... and to the settee. meet reliable, and most
economical blood -purifier and hood -food tilt
esu be used.
laSsmnaatery Rheeuaallsm Cured. •
" At ries ea aA►ARIL[.• it.. eared vibe of the
Inaammatnry Rheumatism, with which 1 bees
ssIered fur man years. W. H. Nonni -
Durham, urhaai, la., March *.
rch 2, 1142.
" Algin years.dt• I had an outset of Rheuma-
Ilam w, Mvere that I ...mid not mows from the bed,
or trees, without help. 1 tried s.,.,$1 reswukse
without mseh If any ren.f, until 1 toot ATO'.
.A AIL. A, by the use of two bottles of
whish 1 was e„mpsetely rand. D hate not been
troubled with the NbeemaWa. oleos. Have geld
Lirlsrgs gtmuUtis of your $AR$APAaIIJ.•, sod n
retains its wonderful pnpslarfty. The NNW
notable encs It has elected In this vicinity mgt
vine* me that 0 Is the beet blood merlons ever
offeree to the pebble. L.. T. Hasa."
lher .t., a.chland, Yam., May 13, Isle.
"TAN Mani 1 was on weak trawl ssa•ral de-
MIIty that 1 tuned not walk without hep rot
-
Mwta g the advt... of a Intend, 1 eo.reeewd taking
ATra • *aasarAaitt A and Mires 1 he.
ad ed
three batiks 1 felt am sell as I ev.rdtd la my Itfe.
1 hove ten et wort now for two MINI ths. W
daub your 11 Lea th. errateet skid
melesia.1s. the weed. Janie •rwAaa."
M w'esa ad ht., Hew Tak, July If, tam.
Ave.'s Aar uAan.u.. Germ am.gah nod
all Seiregallows C.mpla/sea. 1Lvyslpabs, les
gems. Rlagwwren. •sete*e.. *era.. IMAM,
Tumeee, and Leapt lees el the tibia. It elem.
the *lest of all Impurities, stdsdig•sttsa, gums.
Yes the artlnn of tha bows%, and thus n nnees
•salltr sad ehreagtiene the whets ggssm.
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