HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-4-17, Page 3TILE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, APRIL 17. 1885.
THOM I'SCN'S FAULT.
He had but one, singular it may
neem. tW course mere than .me *num
nut have been singular, but that 15
irrelevant. And this was such • semi
timeshared fault that every t no felt in-
olined to forgive it. It oueei ted of a
propensity to drain the &sense toed,
that being his newt glorious teethed of
celebrating lethal holidays, an uocasiond
Sunday, hie •.war birthday and these of
his must intimate friends. But ►.•tier he
was so honest and ebligm„ ami inter
j",cula, ae gimp -natured, that Mrs.
Jayne had net the heart t.. diclinr e
hiue.
1'hompsem's duties were manifold,
front sub -cellar t.. skylight. He shook
the furnace and shoveled the snow ; he
waited at tables ate! carried caul for the
urate titee e'f the fourth -story ber.rrs.
He was a genuine African ; you could
not tip him t..e,,Iteo.
tin a certain Sunday evening Th..mp
•,n,having spent the deGehtful radii era
time was called from, a besemeer to ad
~ mit a caller. He received the gentleman
with a profuse Streeting, salaaming to the
-
nfli'taofthehitta
tlripestiug his favorite assertttn of
'ebcrytutg lubly.'
The gentleman was e'..ieut:y not al -
sunned ; he put his hat and ce'at ' u the
rack, sent up his name, Hr.
• Pulaifer, and rut •red the c.. -ani
room.
Mt Pulse(er was a tail. fell prop. r-
� rtiened mail of g.) or theroab.uts. Ile
had a cetnplaeent look on his hatrdr•.ure
face. Hu knew she ass at horse. for as
1:e had apf•reache,l a bright light had
•hewn from Mlle d the white window
curtain of her ween,' story front hall
bees r..'ui.
Having arrived at this point, it is
i ecessary to state that the 'she' la ,:ries
[tun was otherwise Miss ISvdly Hawley,
aged about 20, f.rtuee uncertain, ten-
dencies musical, In fact. JM:ss Dolly
was studying fur for oratorio.
It is further necessary to reeete that
there was an..thet yr.nni Iadv- dwelling
under Mrs. Jeyne's exelusire rucf. The
ether ye.une lady was s friend of 'flim
Hawloey's. by neme,Miss Annabel Redd.
Miss Redd was also the harpy . crupant
.f a hall room.
AnI now, though it may occur to the
reader that this !tory began at the ening
end, er clumsily twisted, or awkward y
p put together, we must go back t.. Mr.
l'ulaitier ; Witting in the drawing room
and blissfully anticipatine the tripping
deaceut „f Miss Dully.
What we expect to see shining on hien
from the de.orway is a roundish face with
dancing hazel eyes and a frame .of chest -
vet hair. What he Bees see is totally
different ; the black fleece 4ei the skull
of Thompson. who has returned with the
i:nrrible intelligence that ilia Hawley is
not at hem*.
'Not at home
Mr. Pulsifer remained seated .n aston-
ishment.
'But I saw a light in her room. '
'No, ash, de Light sin turned down,
tab.'
'On what floor is her room t' asked
Mr. Pulsifer suspieiouely, amu was in -
f. rmed it was the third.
'And who is on the second floor
'Miss Redd, salt.
Mr. Pulsifer knew Mita Redd, but did
not care to ark fir her. He left his card
ter kliss }Lawley and withdrew in an
agitated frame of mind, pausing for •
moment at the door to hearken what
Thompson, had lust recelleeted, that
Miss Hawley had not been home t•' tea,
that she had gene out at dark with a
;mune gentleman.
Mr. Pulsifer felt intensely warm with-
in, as he crossed the street. The eight
was bitter cold, but he burned with jeal.
hits. For he was desperately smitten,
and Dolly led blot um.
He walked slowly away, on the oppo
sites de of the street ; hia burning pleb
(may cole l in a measure and ree.h,ed
[teff into a hurt feeling of tntense s tire
nem There was ao use aby lunger in
thinking about wliat he had been
thiaki,ii before dmeoverlsm D•dly's
perfidy.
• • • • •
It w es morning - Matilda', Mist Hau-
led and Nies Redd were seated uppwrit.
at brwakl.ct. Miss Hawley always were
• red blether liubh.rd in the wernimg,
with plush tnwtutugs. to fact, alto si-
ways had a.ucthiig rod about here:eine
olive -skinned ami saditcteus. Miss
Reed preferred sedate colors, She ell
• blonde and tall ; she did fasuien aria:
elm t .r various newspaper., with new
and then a bit .,f hear, rearming poetry
thr .war art.
'Doily,' soil the y.114 !uJr. 'did you
tree Mr. 1'ulsi(er 1a.t evening r
'Mr. 1'ulstfer Dolly blushed under
her slip.
�,• Witere was he '-
Mum Bola put in••tlier luny tf iru;sr
"Mr c 'tr+r.
'Illrby.hv was here. He called', on me.
.ennui tit. nu :.n 'w f wander if he
4'1(411'1 ask for
'These is 1e veneer why year callers
►hmwkt ask for rise,' and lastly. keing alt
rpietite 1. r her c1.o-p, yet cutting into it
as if she wig* star t
`Ne•,' rued Ler friend, seostelly.
•'s toe nights he is called •m one
it on. If he :reps .,n. I lib .l:
h ore my :+. ir.;; zzlass fu11 of the mole
h.• lean.. 1 Wonder 1cr what he wants.'
Miss Redd put her napkins in its rine
and departed, Miss fiawiey remained
to ce:t away at 'her chops.
$•• he came las night, sante aii never
even aabial fist Isar. Anal she had hied
for him so earnestly. tie erne t'. cal
it Atinal.,•I RO,:.t, w'.:n cared about se
inu••h for him as she cared for a street
hui. . As ei Aiwat'ti Reid could carr'
for any mast, save as en esce•rt to the
theatre. or prime now t,. pay for car-fste.
He cstoe to see Ann's)el ltld left cards
for bee t-. stick In he: a.rr r arid bast
of to Deily.
Htaving.ther••ughly carved the innlfett-
sive chop bef+•re her. Mise Hawley de-
serted it and went up to her room,
where she gathered t-.4ether all the little
notes Mr..Yuh,Wler had ever written her
and destro ed them. She could not
barn them, becture she hail no fire in
her ..en ; but she tore them into
minute bits and pdt them into her
west.: basket. Tien .tae had a good
cry.
Late in the afternoon, nn her way to
her lesson. she sew Mr. Pulader ate
proaching. Should she snub him t Nes
whutly A dreamy sort of snub, symbo-
lic ..f utterest indiffecenoe.
However, there were two to this her -
lain. Mr, Pulsifer acs'• had seen her
coming and hastily asked himself what
to do. Should he note her perttdions
pteseene and bow stiffly Should he
frown his rebuke, smile sarcastically, or
Ign„r. her 7
He was to., icing; in deciding. And de-
spite all his efforts, he et.uld outs look
red. flustered, guilty.
Ddb, perceiving this, became even
more incensed. She gave the chillest
reeetirtitien and passed quietly on.
Even so, two hearts were filled with
fl•"'m.
a • •
The days went by, and Mr. Pulsifer
came no more to Mrs. Jayne's. He did
stout. But if it's Dolly yon want 1..
Ilse,' she rue! in eseselleU humor, '1 I1
trail [ter. That hllodssiAgg Th,mp-
Leat than 10 minutes sod soother
rosette. This these it was Dully. She
looked very pretty, but received [.int
coolly.
'You are quite • stranger,' It was a
trite remark ; but then she was tee
born ts, scintillate like the literary Miss
Rudd.
Mr. narrater resumed harvest, looking
very stiff.
'I *inert to return this h.ok, he
began. 'lu feet, 1 have called •emrral
times, before, but you were never at
hone.' And at thie recollection 1e
leuke-1, as he tilt, very uuseralr:u.
'Yea have so many invitati. ns out.
You have w many your% geutleu,ao
friends.'
Dully did net wince as he had wte.id-
ed she sa..uld at these p,in'ed remarks.
Shr appeared d,.ulrt[u!. \\'u,he here to
ridicule her'
'I d•.n't understand you,' she answered
pr redly.
ere, well. It is o1 too c'nseguence,
%less Hawley. only as ndy e*lieng gip
pears not to have been agreeable to you,
1 ha•tun t. Assure you feint Ise
n'petii ie 1 of the .-nit.' - .
'If I nave duce anything to saved,'
said 1).! y, 1..o:sine scared, 'I .mu reedy
tea'., ;o_.ce. But 1 can hardly remcm-
bcr it is suet: a lona time since you can-
e] on me-
'And
all•e]onme-
'.end as yon mere nut at borne un [het
,.ccasn'n.' Mr. l'ulsifcr ieterruuted,
'Not at levee' I am ne,t informed ..f
any such occasion. licit surely ltd nut
ask for we the nights you caked upon
CUs• Ited.; l'
- ' 11:se Itenld ' 1 called un Miss
BatLd r
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WEIGHTS HD 11EASIIRB3•
The Gowernmwt riles a Stand-
ard Weight for (train, etc.
ta art **riser te emus' the Arts Ribs•
ties le To Alba. sun McMwres.
Her Majesty, by and with the advice
ani c,•sweet of the Senate and Hem* of
Centime's of ('mads, euacteasfollowr:-
1. The last p•ragmph of auto section
one of sect sateen of the "11 rylrb
am( SM•:e ireeed 4'm of CCP, ' ui hereby re-
pealed, and the tollowu+g substituted in
Item thereof :
' Ton e•al:uns shall he a pe::, and
eight gallons shall le a bwhet.
2. 1'0111 the first day of January, in
the year one tbousaud eight haudre"l
sod eighty sit, met b it serenteem of the
meet Act .hitt too repealed, met the fol
kwtng satedituttd itt lieu thereof ;-
"17". In c retest:le f'er the wile arid de
livery of any .d the iludermenti•olicd
articles, the 1 ushel shall be deterniiuned
by wetghinp, un res a•nveuienees f .r
weighing are riot available, • •r uuleet a
bushel by meanie is spr'cisny agreed
upon in writing -the wri,tbt temiralent
t.. A bushel beer: as 1.,ikws -
%% !teat, sixty pounds;
lidloo cera, tifty- six pounds :
Rye. fifty-six potutl. ;
Peas, sixty pe,y_ids ;
fiesley.-forty 4:44c
)• , art Ss ;
Malt, thirty cix pounds.:
[)ate, tiirty featr pounds .
Beans, silty pweurds
(:1•,ver seed, sixty pounds
Tim ,thy sera, forty-eight j..unds
Bnckwh"at, forty-eight pounds ;
Flax seed, fifty pennds
Hemp seed, teotty-four pounds::
Blur :frees *rel. t- urteen 1•.,urdr ,
Castes• brans. forty pounds
' Petet•.as, temps, emrrets. parse:: 1,
Leers and eni'ns, sixty peones
Il.tuutiuuns c•.al, seventy p,u
"J. The uererit»r In Council may,
from time to time. add to the h restoimst
list Welt other articles, with the weights
tberiof a luivalent to a Mtshel, as 1„ fills
`Tear
.rem l!t : ant{ every Corder in Clinic!!Clinic!!o�tt•uuly : ton or three tir.:es. specifyitrg arcs• an:(e article and declaring
the weight thereof equivaierd an a (tushut
*hen published in the I :Ando Gatett•,
shall hive the Ike force and effect as if
herein enacted .
'•3. Every person she vi.lites any
l•ruv laiuli of thus .schen shall b.:. 1, thee,
furs tirst uffe:tct, to a [. t' -!ty n t ex -
be thi
came into
what she said,
ur t hire ruses,' she
'lel,. 1 know all about it.
s trek" war very indignant. Did
deny it ' The angry cider
face. She did not etre
-au it she cried, 'Two
steel with a 'eh.
She -she has
her L. -kite els'ss sttiek f of your ceeding tis:- .„1/ li•e,:•Wc:-.i, kite f -'r es -h
curets,' and D., ly broke dower.. and suMegwent ens*, to Stoma, n ,t ez-
ceesliug fifty 'J+.l;+ar.L'
wept. f �, 3. All apples packed in C.tna,ia f•er
And what did hie. Pulsifer del Oh, "Mee shall be pecked in geed and str•.ng
the genie old leery-. Every one knows bare* of .*sainted I:ante...d or bate -
how such thins are ct lid Acted. wood, Malde as nearly cylindrical ail may
Deolly' I swear to you there's some be ; the stases of such barre's shall be
twenty-seven t?xhee in length from crce
tai erre, with heads -from sixteen said ens
half to aeveuteen inches ill diameter :
and such banels abaft lee sufficiently
beeped, with • lining hoop within the
chimes, the whole well secured by nails;
2. Every person who offers or exposes
mistake. There ! hush Dunt cry, dar-
ling r'
5 • • • it a
An hour liter Miss Hawley marched
up stairs --up to lights --and knocked at
the doer of .Annabel kedd,who was deep apples f4 r sale in barrels, e•therwise thee%
ill the construction of a treatise on 'longi in accurdance with the foregoing prn-
hurt hie) oa b,auets for street i nouns e r flus sec'inn, atoll be Baht, t.•
ors
wear.' - -
'Ceente in,' she said. abstractedly.
Mass Hawley had s sparkle in her eye.
a ring upon her finger. The sparkle was
becoming ; the ring was absurd -it was
Cussius Pulsifer a seal ring, large enough
almost to fit her wrist. But this she was
jest to keep till he brought the proper
erre. Mr. Pulsifer had ret come pre-
pared to prnp'se. Dolly had tied on
:his of his with a thread of silk from ker
dress.
'Those are my cards. Annabel Redd,'
she cried, taking them out of the mir-
ror. 'Kr. Pulsifer left them fur me.
both evenings.'
Mia Redd considered.
'Now, when i tlflik of it,' she re-
marked, philosophically, 'I am sure you
are right. It's Thompson's fault, he will
get tight. Annihilate him : bet then,
next even call on Miss Redd. Rut Miss if you were home, why didn't you
',Redd ltedd wan • busy young woman, and had know'
to, many ether friends to gime this one 'Know % What do you mean
"tny specul thought. Mies Redd looked dlagnsted.
11 The Salts went by until they number- 'Any young lady who has a first door
ed (eurteen. A long fortnight was this room and doesn't lung over the balusters
I to Dolly Hawley. and scarcely shorter to when she expects her bat leeu, and
hears the bell ring, deserves to have his
cards go wrong.
'Oh, *eco,' said fk,tfy;i,
wow
But Thompson receivedetlleh a
shaking up the following n nming at`
breakfast, and trots Jliss Red, that he
went out in the kitchen an boded a
e -m
threinute egg a quarter n an hour,
'1' lar to goodness, he m ttered, 'I
nebler can tell dem two 10 ies apart.
- ."Des
'False, falser be Balers.. d 1101•1117.1101•1117.'And I believe her so, I would have
given my life for her. Perfidious,
wretchedly deceitful, even in the least of
things. Why did she tell me her flow
Mr. Pulaifer. In fact, that gentleman
iM glad en .ugh one February evening
to discover himself not without any et-
ym. for making tme tut attempt at per-
tidir•ua Dully Hawley's favor.
He took home a book which she had
long since lent him.
was $ story lower than it really is % Was Thompson, of the black fleece. war
it that I rn%aht think she paid mon ? stip in Mrs. Jayne's empl .y. 'Just as
Was it that I might be missed by hateful of .Id, he admitted Mr. Pulsifer, only
gaslight'" that he Thompson • was sober as it hep -
Mr. Pulsifer might not have been so pened otsthis occasion.
vexed, but that he had now called two • Mr Puha..? ser.t up the stiffest of
eteuints in succession, and both times I message►. He would detain the lady
found Mies Dolly away. He had not but a moment
seen her for three long days - and when ! Ten minutes later there war a tett rhe-
a man is interested in anything as Mr. tle nn the stain : 10 minutes and • half,
Cassie* Pulsifer was its tincture ;firs Redd entered.
Dolly in fact, when • man has some- I •A pleasant surprise.' she said. mtil-
th.ing seri, int t•o consults woman 01.'0. ing. Miss R^ Id could smile sten at re -
it is highly necessary he should not lege • jetted mal:'hacript.
tuna I Mr. Pulsifer stifled his astonishment.
But new, everymimed emed over- Doubtless. Dolly had sent her fnend
thrown. Not sten I)ol)y Hawley should
treat him thus H. would eau no more
until she had cent for him. Gone net -
with a young gentleman Mr. Pulsifer
esu not (*Coes on the subject of his'.
nee advanced age. He would eke to
kn,w what young gentleman she had
game with.
Having erntised the street he turned
again and looked back repreeehfully at
the bright light winch had lured him en
to disappointmeet.
lemadinus wnmaakiad i
)lir, Peleifer, hard working business
Nem, and bachelor of 40, was ineepevi-
alseed to bre : his troubles all lay before
down to entertain him till
was ready.
He chatted affably
with
tbongh be could hardly an
former absence u1 hers she en apologeti-
cally regretted.
('et the moments brew to 20 more and
no Dolly.
'Mies Hawley,' he again venteted.
'Did i not understand eh* was at
home t
'Dolly f [lid yin ask for het r Mia
R*44 seemed surpttsed. 'i thought
year business was with me. Thomp
stn sod so She hermit to laugh, 'And
Fre been pond wing what it VIII ell
n
d
d
f
u
d
Mies Redd, she don' neber wear red at
all, and Miss Hawley. the - anmehow I
dun' neher feel saah which i* 1111111; Haw.
ley. Mus Redd. *he duet got rue red
ahout her,' and thea the impatieut cook
sent hint flying out of her way.
Hut Dodgy an.1 Putmif••r were harpy
after all.
• penalty ..f :erne/ thereat,- for each
herr.; of apples su u:frred ur exposed fur
sale.:
3. Nothing in this sectinr •stained
shall be cams:reeled to prem the re- `too Yoitx, .April K. -Richard Grant
aural of the heads of barrels fel. the White, the famous Americso author, is
purl".* of diiplayurg the contents there dead, aged 64. The death of Mr. White
f of ve 1 d sod heads are replaced ill
owner thereof to say usepecter or as-
sista:tt rlwpector of weights nmol measures
se forfeited under the '•it-eigAS. noel
Meesarrs Art of 11!:9," ur if auy sent of
mosey is meluutauily paid to any such
inspector or assistant inspector, with the
consent and approval of the Minister .d
Inland Itevenue, as the a•nnunt of any
penalty uuder the said Act, such share
duuu,eiir or pay inert .ball he deemed IA
b.t a lawful auuwtetim., t ..r payment t
and the weight, beans, balance, 'measure
or we►ghin,l machine s.. sbrtitlieo-f or
Wen up may he dealt with a if forfeited
under the caul Act, and this sum .1
iiuuey s.. paid may be dealt with as 4 it
was s ,neva t end ode 11 d
Act.
A Sees..t.sabe.
It
it a great mistake to wpi.•ss that
dyspep.ta Cent be cured, bus unust be
endured, and Itf. made gloomy and mw
*ruble thereby. Alesatedsr Beim, of
l'obeerg, was cured after sutt,•ring Wieser
years lturdom. Blood Bitten cured
hew 2
A TasekliIssas sevens..
The fallowing st.•ry ed.; • f an old
Seetoh nunista will bear repeatin,t. In
the ,ors.+ of a thenksgtrtuet air Ito
slid "Ah, my trends. whet ,'sus' we
have for [treat thsnktuluras and trate
tilde ; lea lock at the p!acu • f our beta
y roa,v tinder ,e sat tatter, and consider how grateful we
moth( 10 iee that ...dem t less in the far
uu.th , ,alt n.., amid rhe iniac and the
mayors 311•414**- sm•w,and the could and t!te evert; oh nn',
Csnafloe Methodht Ifigsine for 1prfl. w:t,•ru Htrre 11111111/01,(. lung day, the tae
Inti. Price"! n scar : 41 tow .ei "nut.th i half o' the year ; oh ves, :mil n tang, lank
rents per number. !"ur rake at *U boos night i' rho thither ha:f ••tt yea, that we
store..
This uumnber has fuer weil-tllustrate•-t d hie ft' depeed upon the *•ewer{
articles Wan.lcnetts ill Spate tin the h'�'"' ' ft.r the light, a* hr Inds arks
e
Rtune--The Cruise ..1 the ('hallen.rr lit" are that rnuntry kar te. do : that wa
A \'Sat to the Crate •.f Barbara eye. k. d'nna gine rhtvnriu at..J, :n skins, alt
The numurods engravulra.[the first tie.. n" • s`'"gul too :tris assns rho sow, like
nrtte'ra are of slog ul intern(, \[auy /bow
of ur,l: i worts, ah. u••, nn ' and
[edema are m,t aware that the fnundress din thaul(u' we ought 1.. be that vie
o: 'Meth...I:sue. I>,•ttt in the I" tilted Mato dinar Inv art the tat steel.. earth the
and Canada, slant her dieing years near `(Suter rhar the Watt a aye burner. ,
I'rwoutt The whore the s;ry sky ah,a,tt Nor head• is
It elves an accoart, hot, amJ the water s her. fol you find
of arch interest to every Methodist, Lf yrrsetf a' brunt black as s'n:itty-ah,
view with her three surviving grandelii-
yes and there a tsedars there, ail. yes '
los visit t•' her grave, and of an inter -
drew, with numerous incidents sb..nt alts and solo m.l.alns, art yea : need Seers cine
Hook (amity. .An article . f unique m bean gruntuu and girnan at ye. Luau.:
tweet a that by f genres 1;. 1+teve ,s .n, the wide, where the veryalr tea Liver, eke
'a • , of t. mle», era iek the the Ivor !+rotlt e' a troy' dragon
Tett ire•we
-i•.brabat woo-ai,. lire in clic
''Sugar Haus" ms a quaint sad graphic places.; ah n.,, stat we live in
story •d i..•: Ivo life. 'foe study of th;,yelasntmi.lavesdsnwel is that yp▪ ta
Wesley's by mne amid the story of "Skip- named Scotland, and that wiry bit of
per 0 -ergs letman,a4, l'splin Btgkt,"
ioereases in interest. AS :raster favor auld Scotland that 'e.'•s ul at Ben Nevis,
is given t" the www/her be an aiticla by nett frost air auks, yes, ther wind e4
the late ler. Puemhon, and by wvetsl
weer. to. hail, nor rain. nor teagers. tour
E.ate. Nems A "7 ul!,rr !.aster Pie"'
Back ntitnlxn .. t1. \liens, nor burnin anode, nor {Sill •,wes-
t M.n,-i.0 can sent c s, t: r hurricanes, or.r, nor- Just
b fin1 ptied• at hie ne'tnt a ode of woad came' down
An article '.f very great interest to Ire IL. -n Ieesii with such forte as to
every firut,•r ie promised for the May burst �n tits upper sash of the wirduw
number of tfa•l,•, .tfugnainr, nn `Jersey at the r •ht hand Rule of the pulpit,blow
Cattle ul Antertca,' bt• Hark Cnmste.ek.
Peonies are given, from direct ph,4n-
•.replis, or a *umber of the most notable
butter 1-r ducie ; e.•ws of this stock, . ne
of which, •Al;.hea,' owned by C.f. R.K.
Hee, preduceol under unforced testa over
twenty nine panels art butter a week:
while her grae•ddau:ghter.
uwm ei by Mr. A. H. Darling, produced
seven hurdre : Aid seventy-eight p••unda
of ;-utter..11eleven months and five days.
The writer, who is one art the best
authorities on this subject. gives an in-
teresting sketch of the means taken in Ohsaructions of the Sumac Liver
the Channel !elands h• keep the breed and l .wets, are prumutly rr:u•:led by
purr, the laws hosing f •r a hundred National Pills. Int
years back excluded all foreign cattle et- A Revere's Tr.TutoNY - For a
crept sect: as were imp..rted for meet, ('.uth. Cofd tor any Bronchial r feciou.
which had to he sIluthterei at the port '•Pect.'rie," in arty ep:nsun, is just the
of arrival ; and bit remarks en the Pres- thing. I have used it in my family for
Coughs and C•this for the pas' four yearn
with tite most unraru'd saece-,-*, and to
day my .'pinion .f it is that I c•entinue
to think still more of that which I tme,*tt
think:ng well sf.
l;au Earn, Mana`;er Onterin Bank,
Pickering.
Price '.7, cents at all drugviata m
„�-elm Wesley family bask through
Knights curl Berens for neer 90t) rears.
ing away
diem:tient.
tcrasw this
last found itt
"(.1h Loral L'ust's
noteaa��f tite.srrue'n in all
The it *rid faithful noels-
'th an aunerutent which at
nce in the eg!amateo$
neat ridiculous:A
The
The secret of .ucc
Bittern is ttiat it acs
the kidneys, the item ate
ot'.vtu:t obst,ruc. ra and itis
and ti;;• r.
Sot.
f Iturll„ck B!+.'t
u the bowel*,
the bite d : re -
• health
mit state of the "tech and its prices in
th:, country are of practical value
Watertim i'w..
Walter Linton. of Waterinn, writes
that Hagtyard's Yellow til has done great
Ke..d in his firmly, his wife being cured
of CuIlouse lumps that other midi -Ines
failed to remove, he also states that a
neighh'r was promptly relieved of khee-
statism by the same remedy.
sew -
"cath .t Richard tiraat wstte.
c r ` Engdah sch,.Ianhip sustains the severest
aac ,rdanoe with the previsions of this 1 Moss it has suffered un either side .t the
sr'atiun, after sale and fibeeffore delicacy. Atlantic for a number of years. He was
4. Section four of the Act i•assed in eminent as • critic of what may be called
the forty-seventh year .1 Her Majesty's the literary art of $hskotppeare,and other
reign, and chaptered thirty -1p, i, herr I artists .1 the highest class, but his chief
by {rd' bald of usefulness was in rels•ion to the
b.. Every hermetically sealed paokagc f Knghsh Ism/usage itself. He was pre -
n1 canned goods, such as [rwt,vwgegables emnnently a radical in his views, and el
tisk. mast. and the like. shall have the I re
most an ia,aclast. His stondpourt ii
name and address of the packer, the I that the English wan made to be used.
weight of the eoutents of the tie., can et end nut ta los preserved, nn account cf
package, and the year when such cr•n• 1 any aecndentd features which may here
pack
tents were packed, legibly labelled or been transmitted fretit Pant ages Messrs
stamped thereon ; and every pet •'r teacher of English should hare at hand
other levant who .sten or *tions*. fur his '•Eteryday English,' "(turd• and
sale such goods in any such tin, car. or
package, which is not se labelled or their 1 -see.'
stamped, shall, for the first offence,incur
s penalty of t -.s, dollars for each such Perfect soundness of body and Hind
tin, can or package, and for each nubile- is possible only with lura blood. Lead-
quent offence. a penalty not etceeding ing medial authorities .f all civilized
twenty ,to11•rn, and not lees than ` -:a countries endorse Ayer's Sarsaparilla as
,boiler:, for each such tin, can or pock- the best blond -purifying medicate in ea -
age, and every tin, can •.r peykate;e ir. ietence. It vastly increases the working
respect of which arty inc! ...tree has end [reductive powers :of beth hand
been commmitted,and the art:tents thereof. ! batt.•
shall be forfeited to Her Majesty anti
dealt with ace,trdingly : 1
"dksv arse Me bled.
2. Every packer of such canned weds 11ef're the seed's Kung -"Down,
who Belle or exp'.ses for sale such goods , slave.and hog my n,yal pardon,
In any suchZen, can or packets., in whisk' .t ,ye -oyes, sire : tauet tlwmbip .lir 1 I
either the weight er the date ie misrepre cratheclemency '
'f
seated, shall• for the first offence. incur ! ive ve the scenes• filar* -''Hen,
penalty . nee defter, for each such l inn rein( dnmnty wtth the tin fake on,
, can or package, and for each suttee pati nit my bents, will you ' i an t stoup
nt .fienc,'. a penalty nut ezceedv
ing , u►r th:, po (.'
1 fu dddlert and net less than 1 • Ring -"Why. cert, Jemmy.'
dole s, for each such tin, can or package, [tef,.tb the scenes Hero -"Thus do
seed ivery tin, can; r package to 1 erd, w thee with artist ransom Take
of wht�bhh any such replace has hosesn corn-
this psckage. Within it you will find'flitted' and the eontente there.'f, shall ''40.000. and 1 yeti newt more you !give
be forfeited to Her Ka,nsty and lisle but to send ward to my lawyer.
with accnnlpnsrlyKehrwd the *seen :Horn who is also
a. Evert- geersnn wh•e fraudulently the manager -"I am teiv sorry. Lillie.
alters .r furq*e any lahet nr stoup, the bin I can't pay you your clary this
application of *'it ch is required by this week Here is • d,•ilar , make the[ go
Act. shall he li`ehle, on summary c,n.., we aeries better busunes That's •
vieth.n, t•' a icnalty not exeeedine one roe girl."
kindred dollars and not less than fifty
dollars. or to imprisrinment far any termfsrss►rrtal Item.
t exceeding three months or t • beth,!
rue•
s's• "caber bit atiwee. t,t the discretion of the court : I How do y, n all teeth ' in In re1 a
.lir. John ('lark, r.1 Kildridge, 4 Mr., 4. The Governor in enunrll may. inman, .t.ppine int.. th,' •bloce of a ('ht
decares it can, and that H aM'e Yea respect ..f any article or crass of articles, I con dentist.
low 0,1 is the remedy ag1 fix a percentage e f dierrepency, which Ten de'lls^s ase'
that cured Mm. it 4
sed shell is allowed between the represented Q'ell. you may give the hfty cent* The People 5 Limeme
can • r
I fi�
I R y something for w Torrent.
and she newts ,
she, herself. is also • "pesttic for a• in ammanon
Miss Redd. eseult Delle) tailed to „mays .ate'[ goodie and may ezoept such teeth the went • f anything that I knew 1 WAR,
1
teratand what blatherskite O'Do,nevan Row. when ,,artiste+ M he doom* meet from the *per of
mien of this section • -
pain.
2 weight and the actual weight ,d any tin, our:h. I ve get to give the e'Id lady
.ackr a of such her*eetucal:
AYER'S
Cherry Pectorals
mrum a.
Ito other enpla:nta e inndiotis is their
shark r three attesting the throat and tangs:
I.
Done so trifled with , the mst,w+ty of suffer -
bra. The ordis•ry °ones or eold, resaitisa
perhaps from a trifling or uawnsrios ex-
posure. d often but the begimwa of a teed
sickness. Avas's C PscruaaL hes
well proven its efficacy :n a forty years' debt
with throat and lung dhows. and sta./tad be
taken In all cases without delay.wgt
A Terrible Coi eared.
" In lag took a severe e,t, which affected
sy longs. 1 bad a terrible cough, and psaaal
night after .• t without sleep. me sera
save Dee up. triad Aires Calmat rare
Tease. thee► relieved lay maga. induced
sleepg
. and a.x.l.d use the teat necessary
for tate recovery rd rev .erturb. Hy the
continued me of the PI. tonal.• perms.
sent cure Sas effected. am te.w t: years
M d. kale and hearty. am! am satisfied pier
Laaaaw t'aa.Toa*L rrwl
!WILM:a Fataaautwai"
i oektegham, VL, July 15. tseS.
Group. - A IK*tl.P.. Tribute.
Whale in the country last winter my ;Stile
boy, three years old. wasthee til with croup;
it seemed as if he wonll +Ile tr. w atrnnaa
this s of the family summated the use
of Avail's Catwwt- Pr.. �rotiaL, a bottle or
witch nm always kept in 11. buuse. Thin
d x
was isle.' in small amt Iregut d+..., sad
to ear ,height u, Iwo than half an hour the
little patient was breatlt.i t eerily- 11e dine
for said tine the ' art 1:11A" Pr. r"as I. had
saved Inc dor unit e lac. lab yes *wader at
our (rat:tele" aaw•.re:y 1 r*.
ate. vva b rnVrv."
lei Wane 12ti1ist...how toles. $ v lc, LIsl.
" t have siert A t Ps'• 4191.111117s,
r PscTosi
le int family tot several years, •Dol do a'c's
e
betate to pronounce It the nest etteetW
remedy for corgi.* sad colds we here tree
(Aussie'
tried A. J.
March Lake Crystal. Minn.. U, * 02.
• '• I mitered for eight years fromBreadt ',
old
safter trying mane remedies with .o sae
ems, 1 war cured by the use of Arrt'' entre•s Pecvonat. J. *ore *iLDta.'•
P U
}ua, Who., April 5. leap.
"1 manor say •.OUgh in protea of Area's
Cwtaev Perrone 1., b tt.e..g r at
r' I do th
bet Ow its u 1 sbowid loan sines hare deed
fawn tuna troubles 1 9aaou. i "
edestins, Tear. Apr.: :A2
r.
• eaof an a nsetie's et the threat or
lisp exists which c.nn"t to greatly relieved
to
by the e of Aria's cwxittt Pim rout.,
sod it will .1rests row• when tar. dins erw
•
not already beyond the cotrol of sredectaa
tor
Dr. J. C. Ayer& CoLowell, Moss.
AIMS y all I)ruaauats.
f
•
ynunet than now rias .icy .y.
By • a transposition of letters ane 5 This section shall not appy t,- At Mac,•n, iienesi•. • negro hal Ion.! I
Io.wening their waisth•nds she *sited any foreign ee.od* of • descrtptu.A net • ed • dray with furniture. and with an
herself Lousy T. then Veneto, in order to canned in Canada, nor 10 any I[,s•als instinct recoltar to his rare, placid a
he nn.tue. canned in Canada for exportation. nor lel human in the front part of the dray
any article from terve to time etcepted ,'this fireman held a large mitre*: At a I QQn }n
Ayer'. Cathartic fills are suite.! to from the operation of this moven by the paw, that was evade as hs was driving JOKN K NOL Pro riatar.
every age Being sugar *,,need they are (inverne•r in Counell, se hereinbefore along h e horse t..,k advantage 1' bite a i 1 Y
easy to take, and though mild and pleas- pr.tided Ay, ant trnng, caught a glimpse of
9. The fnrwg•nng pr,eeleione .1 the hinted, in the 'te'rror tyro 1'..k wan
.*.esus shall imam Into force on the first
date of 1ictnher nest, and tint before
R If any wemghl. boson, balance,
ttntssann nr wssghlag ttaselliem is voids*•
tarily given up xs•sneinned by the
eat in aeteow, are thnrrrngh ann .east+•
is{{ in effect. Their efficacy in all dis-
orders
rorders est the stomach and brook is ser -
tilled to by eminent physiesans, per►mi•
neat elerryntrn, and many ••f ,,elle beet
Ito tens.
mouth A MAIM of splintered furniture,
• s`)atterwd nttrr'r. a negro with a broken
shoulder, a dilapidated dray, and a wild,
frantic horse sol min tell the story totter
ties Way posit tea trees is.
The.a'rw-ritrer ,s prepared to furca oh Me pit,
I,. with
The Finest Rigs
AT PKA•m)VAALL Pith KM
(1' itch t" I .11/4: t tt Optrosotr the (.Nlfern
We. .. ma., irr.ch.
0211, -l. ' 11"• . lis. 11/Netts