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2 THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 18886.
CEYLON'S ISLE.
"Where leery Prospect Pisaes,
and Only Ilan is vile.
omelets Leers hem •r. eemose U- TM
tybs Iasglgae. Ib. Mese Garde'.,
Colombo, Ceylon, 11166
Deas Sweet,- Your readers will, 110
doubt, be pleased to get • tow letters
descriptive of say "(;lobe Trottisg" alum
my last epistle appeared m year
oolongs,. I will endeavor then to give
them some short sceuunts of the venues
places visited without inflicting thew[
with too much detail. During my sir
months' abeam, from Sydney I have
visited, too hurriedly as the length of
time will show, Ceylon, Iodta, Egypt,
Palestine, Italy Yetis, England, Ireland,
Scotland •1'.•1 Au.orican. You have, I
du not doubt, Pony 1 who
give you descriptive letters on the old
. ouinry, but the great eastern world
s so far out of rho ordinary course of
travel that the information I give I hope
will prove interesting on account .1 its
trashiest'. Leaving Sydney by • Penin-
sular and Oriental ate•mer equal in size
to and favorably iu point of
comfort and convenience with any of the
Atlantic stearnehipe, we touch at Mel -
hoarier, Adelaide, and West Australia.
From the situated little
town of Albany, Wear Australia, we
strike ort into the great Southern Ocean.
It is not necessary here to elaborate on
the terrible agonies of sea-sickneee, for
those who have never been to sea will
not be able to sympathise with me, and
those who have suffered will not want
their memory revived with the p;rue-
1 . tl !lel . .0 say 1st 1n
the nine different changes of steamers
made by me in the rouud trip I was on
each occasion more or less, ;generally
morel seasick. On the eleventh day
after leaving Albany we sighted the
'eland of Ceylon. This beautiful, cin-
nem:se-scented land of the Buddhist
opened out to our longiug gaze, with a
deree of pleasure only equalled by
vivid recollections of the shifting scenes
of a panorama tt Paradise, that made •
lasting un our youthful
memory many years ago. Numerous
writers have expatiated on the charms ..f
d n do
gree L As we near the
island we an see away in the dim dis-
tance Adam's Peak, a lofty mountain
over 7,000 feet high looking more like
a pillar of amuke and concealed to part
with fleecy clouds. The ample vegeta
tion, the balmy air, the spice perfume,
the long, silvery, sleepy line of surf
breaker on the tat beech, the bright
nand -bank strongly with
dark green vegetation on the shore, the
brick colored tiled roofs of the garden -
like town of Colombo now lying just
before us, the hundreds of "catama-
rans" and boats, paddling around our
Mesmer all filled with dusky. chattering
natives, the swarms of nearly nude
coolies loading and unloading the cargoes
of ships lying in the harbor. Eery•
thief around remirds us that we are in •
part .4 the world entirely different from 1
our far famd America or Australia. And t
all the stir and confusion of "catama-
rans," renders of shoddy jewelry, money
chargers and hotel runners. We are I •
landed on a jetty where there are bullock
carts, beggars wanting 1 , boat- 1
men, Bombay traders, custom. cullet- - t
lore, cabmen and coolies,
mixed with oil, coffee, cocoanuts, rim,
cinnamon, tee and native cues expels. -
Mona in hapless confusion. We at last
frantically tore ourselves away procured
a cab and started for the "Gaul Face"
hotel, but even then were we followed
by a pitiful object who held up a hand-
le arm begging for I ; this
failing, he tried to sell us • cinnamon
walking stick for tee times its value,
with the only result that we are fully
eon•inced that a Singhalese can rnn
further in a broiling het son, trot fester
and put in more words to the yard, lung
measure, than any 1 moa it has
been our unhappy to meet
with The principal streets are shaded
with large dark leaved tulip trees, afford -
in;; agreeable shade from the hot tropical
that we are hat in wuuderl.od. The
law thatched dirty hovels of homes,
the aekt-u .foWron of flue ye'r. •.al re.
Mug for b•ckahe.he, the alit«,.•' teak .
MayMil beesareed mafioso LoserIn tiasmafiosoe .kale, t11a peerflatt bale hoe.
batt• ball. drswisg eemberoo• ••.t
wegeona titled with begs d send. '
vaned uutemparaig display sf w.• •-t
the .'pee irvlded I1etN, ail .o• 1.. . tee a
fire the ourrerrtrs of Beale* 11
couplet, that
"eptcy be rare Now .oft o'er ('Ceylon', tel
Where every prrapc.t pleases, and an
moan he vim.'
We wind ab.•ut the mazy drool . 1
cinnamon gardenia .here the au Is ..
lest of china and coconut p el
Yes, the very cinnamon g•rdrai 111.,
bad in our boyhood associated • it 1, t•
ed elephants, and thorned' .•t i•
coolies stripping the bark from the 'n-
and carrying 11 to h.ak.ts to the e
phant drivers to be brought 4. mark
Hut, alas for our boyish bog, there a
'either elephaut., trees nor 000 Ir. H
are in • very scrubby Itrokitig "dards
'such reasmll,nu • balite common .•t1'
grown with buahtw and t,rambles •.
the only rcdeemu.g feature is that the
aro fie* drives will shaded by p.lu, at
tulip trees, with here and there a merle
mansion .4 w,mu wealthy peeler
trotter. 1.. much for the
the cinnamon gardens. We do not
any means get rid of the bsctshe•
peat. He is at every turn in the rad
lie is running beside our carriage, or
may he there is use ou each ode and on
hanging on behind ; we stop at til
museum, to ! he ie then thick; we thin
to escape by hurrying within the build
ire, but our troubles are trooped u
more bly by a gentlanuul
usher, who is very attentive to "Sahib,
and must necessarily be well bsckshe h
.d for his marked . On ou
tial
amused by • rather pretty white brew
native girl about six years' old rumen
after carriage and piteously begging (
backsheaha Our horse was guit.g at
good trot but stall the little on• kept
along side us with the greatest sae
Fltdi.ig her imploring leek and tune o
voice had nu effect on our already haru
ening hurts she devoutly clasped be
hands and put her head in the att►tud
of prayer and gave forth the f..11,wiag
which was answered by wise of our par
ty with nu lues of time : "Please Irapa
give me some penny, me pray the teed
Lord Jester -CI •
Whether it was sat I showed any Lanai
ly resemblance to the child's beloved
parent or that I happened to be pewee
her and . fly has to stand th
butt of the joie. I do not knew, but
am often reminded of the
position of having any family too wide!
scattered over the face of this mends
sphere. We concluded that the prettil
little prayer was taught the child tor til
exprese purpose of drawing pennies from
the pockets of sympathetic and .enii
mental travellers. We drive to a Budd
hist temple and so • weals moment ha•
giveo•nn •nna-abort two mut.-to
babe two years old that we see at the tem
>ledoor with an older sister watching to
mcksheehe. It has so far I ficiem
o the baohsheshe business that when i
sees ary one approach its band and arm
a aututoatically extesoed. Little did we
hiok what our would lead to
but we pas in. Within we stead before
a huge image of Boddie, carved in wood
nd painted in all the colors of the rain
bur ; the priest, who speaks good Eng -
eh expiates the verities images within
he temple and goes through • lengthy
description of the strange pictures se
depicted in red, green and
yellow on the walla. The pictures of the
rabbit, the crow, the monkey and the
goat he explains have all been at some
time the form in which
Buddha has visited the arth to
ameliorate the sulking' of the hu-
man race. All the strange figures and
marks painted in the plaster have a his-
tory, and are explainable by this thiol
natal exponent. We are in a few min-
u tes brought face to face with • "char-
ity boz"and modestly asked to pat some-
thing in the box for "charity's sake."
We drop in a quarter rupee each, but
are kindly reminded that we should give
more to chanty ; on leaving we areagain
modestly reminded that we should not
forget him for his trouble and for the
pretty little flower he took from the altar
to give us. Again liberality got the bet-
ter of our miserly nature, and he went
off rejoicing -perhaps to the nerreat Ar-
rack store to have • drink. But what
was our dumay when outside again ;
here we are surrounded by all the in-
t•ntine forces of Colombo. Babes of all
shades of color, from light brown to
bony black, from those completely
reed in • garden of Eden raiment to
ore more c4npietely dressed is • lieht
Dose gown of ware bright color. But
e cannot mistake the object for which
ey are brought together. We have
rourht it on ourselves by
• two year old in its Bret lesson.
any of these are able to walk, all able
talk, at least say '•backaheebe," and
is extremely awkward going through
• town followed by Glomming Singel
generation ; eo eatttering as many
mall coins an we had among them, we
t whip to our hone and soon were be-
nd reach. On our wa to the hotel we
ked our aide to urr�ase some
.) s, to by sit army of mow waiters wbu
d, lit .Ieost the room dreamed in loom shite
el r,he., the heed auruieuoted by • white
ped or tell terbium, while the lea, alum, ant
en the mored feet are bene. The 7 30
be u'e ,.•k diener to fairly good, a Stoat var-
.., bey .1 meets and curries. the latter as
.1 emassi..•14res le' the uaagesiated taste ;
Os v. grl5bles of many kinds, sad !rupee!
1n..'. such ea Mtieree.b•awaM,uranues,
e. aprtoe4s, plums, pomoles, pias apples,
ly water ie. -lona, gad berries ie abvadasae.
After diener we sit in front of the hotel
1,1' ',oath the tall cocoanut trees filled with
1.. bun be. of c'conuta, and lazing out to
'n .r• s.• wonder why the hundreds of
11'110 l«ebbing specks ou the weer,
ed whir, by a glees which by • elaas naw
k ,.s,►. ,out t.t be do tont b. -
es tee.. se.u.e of the radium billows boob out
le ••f sight altogether ; wit after a very fa-
rt t•eeajng end essnntful day sew siouIn to
re our room by the ''boy" whose sole duty
1• le n..w W wait upon us until w. Isar.
n' V.e howl. A small glass tumbler tilled
✓ with cronut oil and having eating on
til it two pieces of baud... stick• laid to-
t. 'tether to the font' of a cross to •hick is
.4 attached a wick given us for • lamp. Our
.1 w.
y" the mat outside oar
•.r d. or, and after carefully 1.'ckiag against
of intruders we retire to put in • very rest.
by lees night on account of hest, muegeit-
be •'es and noisy natives who in this country
. apparently hold all their reverly at
it nlg..t. 0 E Moe.
O - ._-..
• iavrr cAiroo_N,
k" awn read. inmate et teae tttaswial toed
•
ha Its C
(' Tb. superior 61aess for cannon of steel over
7
f -teen d I .Stub elle= .4 711ae lupe
to. deism s kept aiaret•1 siert said
cast Iron was reoogniesd many years ego, says
tweeter in Harper's for October. but the diffi-
culty el orating steel in 1 1
the introduction of easel guns, and the genre-
. ally acceptable treatment of cast iron made et
11 Mews moa/
aatorily the demands Inc gen
metal not subjected to unusual steam. Fred -
or 'rick Krupp d Faun, in Germany, was the
first atel who succeeded in
casters steel in large tamale' and be produced
a trendier 01 .steel guns cast from crucibles w
sold ingots, winch were bored, turned and
faabtosed ea in the ase of cast iron smooth
r hose gate. These gum held • areata) is at
• teem d outer oo the score of
eiemgtb d material. But the of
til• rile .y.tem, tbe call Inc bighs velocty,
then
mermaid charges of poetise with the t�,or
sagnetit inerv... d strain, enhanced by the
trvapoe $tterdirae the pmas•ge d helreyactrl.
owner Moeg the boos. bad t(.e effect of ealLng
- r tleottoa b sb- -w..ltne. that
in the tasehod d of cannon. It
t is well known that an exploit. force nparat
rug in the interior d a hollow cyli..der ..f may
e thickness r not telt equally throughout the
I wall • parte near the neat .4 ex-
plosion are called upon to do notch more work
y m restraining the force generated than are the
tee Prta more remote. It has berm determined
that eke strain brought ujion the mottoes of
7 the wall r in inverse proportion to anemone
• of their dvatace. from the seat d effort. i
Thus, in a [run met solid, if we take a pent I
two inches from the bore wed another
_ (our incites (men the b.4ee, the
e be Inversely in the proport«r of four to wt •
strain alt at Mcrae points respecti• y will
• tees, or in other words, the metal at two
itches from the bore will be strained (,sir
, times as much as that at the distance d four
t inches. From the it can be .sem that til.
metal neer tee .eat d effort may be etr4InetI
t beyond its tensile strength, while that mere
dist&nt r only in psrtue *yentashy with it
Rupture thus originates a'4be tnteever portion
and the rest of the wall yields in detail. No
additional strength el material can charm/ -
this
t between the part.; they
result from a law and show that the methal
- d for a cannon u ley
when th. strains approach the trestle
strength of the material.
The mew at providing against tin. »air
ewerve ruptured I part+ .» found
in the "built up gun," io whtcb an enterer
tube a surrounded by encircling hoops of
Metal which are shrunk 00 at +efficwnt
tension to compotes the poi -tams which they '
enclose. This u the principle of 'initial
tension,•' which is the bans of the mode .
d cannon. By adopting thee
method, an ingot to form a tube w born the
required amount of powder caa be east of a
light weight m with what would i
be needed Inc • ewmpkte gun and the strength
and number d rebel rings to be shrunk
arouse it oak be rant determined, proper -
tinned to the known strain that will t e brought
upon the bore .l the piece. The late devil- 1
op meat• in themant:fsaturn d steel by the
upon hearth promos remove all difficulty to
procuring the neon cry7 metal in means suit-
able for all parts of the bee view' gun.,
sun. Th• plgoes of business in "The
Fort," as the European part of the city
is called, are well built of brick and
stuccoed 1 borately, but even they is
their sombre brick duet color look
tropical Colombo, with a population
of over 100,060, (of which probably not
over 3,000 are English including the
soldiers), is an active 1 city
the world with about thirty mil- •
bre dollars worth of the oofiee,cinnamon, d
'(noun* ane ooeoanut u ovary year, not til
Sneluding the intrinsically valuable trade 1
in pearls of which no record r kept in w
the custom's reports. The Island of th
Ceylon has nearly 3,000,000 population, b
made op of Singhalese or original owners th
of the island, Tamil., Moon, Afghans, M
Arabs, and the Eorsaiaus or European 11)
and Asian half casts, the latter do not it
number 23,000. The majority of the th
population are Buddhists, but there are ass
sinew Hiud,ws, P. ote,tanta, Roman •
Catholics and Mol . Ceylon Pu
trait held by the 1 - from about 17"
1600 until 11114 when it was taken pow- I as
seaau4i ..f by the 11o•.h who held it until j to
17911. when the &tali. h (serume peeseews hi
std of v and made it a thriving and pros. I ou
pellets crown colony. The Korasian ml
population amanita of half Baste Portu- of
game, Dutch and English. There is' bus
violably a purely English population in , ro
the ialand in ail eight thousand. The gie
eek4ty is just now recovering (num • je
oto
R D m fruit
r ua git tog him the required silver ;
• natural cupidity took advantage of
✓ freshness, he pocketed hal( the
oney and estisfied us with the quantity
fruit brought back. Again in the
inees part of the town we an our -
ended by money changers wanting to
• us rupees for ourerrereigne, shoddy
welters, pedlars of all kinds of precious
nes, men with ivory and ebony ale-
nta, min with Indian embroidery,
sew ere 1 depres.tnn which ex -
goaded over the last three years, princi-
pally brought about by the failure of the
eoL'e plant. The planters are now
digging op their coffee plantations and
extensively cultivating the tea plant en
that in • very few years the ('ryleob coffee
gm widely weed now will have gives place
Phe
=en with tortoiseshell work, men with
coconut and cinnamon walking Mick.,
men ..f 511 styles of dream, shades of color
and types of character. When they get
tor, enlieito.s, we call fee a policeman ..f ,
dart rotor, who carries a whip and vuinr-
ow a Wade cassis Coad.
A slim young man in the height of
fashion was violently sneezing in a street
• car, when a • remarked, "Aw,
Chawles, deah boy, how d'ye cath that
dweedful cold. "Aw, deah fella•, left
my cane in the lower hall tother day, 1
and in sucking the ivory handle, so
dweadful told, it chilled me almost to
i death." If Charles had used Dr. Bar-
vey ■ Red Pine Gum his cold would not
tmvble hire very much. For sale at J. i
V. ilsou'a prescription drug store. tf t
.+ bright i
boys, ethos she hes refused all three of •
es individually, I ray we follow her
home and try ,t as a body. She cuuldn t
resist u,. 1 that
Freeman's Worm Powders are afe in :1
all COMM They destroy and remove 1
Warm Worto children ..r adults - Im 1 t,
CMI �/T4.L• in litaPa
,1
Warne sad rest... aiwaawrbed m UMW*
Fir the. tree+6t of remsto to is literature
e len are el a. to (,., usable to
.etas'e pull,. bums Inc their *lurk, sale she
rimy/tater, aunt' phileoluoS io gra.
thews I....c !tweed tbwrc4tee tato a moiety
Inc the pun inne . went of estate 01 authors
and Inc .u...,timet tiwu pats► to fan.. and
' feet'4tte. T. the..u.1 they have esealleih..d a
I s.«rutI.ly megetine urpy forwarded ea receipt
' .4 7.1. and watered use. relations with .undry
l.ulelealeera All a.auuwrittre forwarded to
;1«v1' ..an4arr well •.wove prompt attention.
1f f••t,wl .o.tIden the tare, .racy or .bat not
w ill lir Mare- 1 in rile umosr«e, re.nuwerat«o
half a gvieee . lr8a'. If the water n•rukh
,..c(er 4. lo..,e lit.. week produced .b .as,.
•4l.rr .hap.. he lows only to .ui,.lf! hi.
Ide•.aure ..aid will be made
i....nhngly. lit under w out by 11,...
tree Jae -w., all that lare/etre/I free the Menu/
aa�ep nrAuu is to take the eagaaine ter • year.
..,iw :1(41011 ball a Toone• .arable its advance.
i alai 1.aosnte a lnnuner .4 the society, yearly
•u •,.•rip•[wa one goitre al.o parable in
advance. t her cru ueur fondly to 'et tug that
the ctsnee Inc which he .r abs has or knsg
loomed is ere. wi•hiu hi. reach, reruns the
n..r:•v w,the'ut .(.Lai end follow. it up a car
de 1.0 lets* with a Ing bundle al n.en
u.erupt, a (,win ..f :whet easzas s* s motel .4
Muir folios "f * I.,idicatiee est hook 1 1'w :'•
e 1' n..y Ir ►.one light .Ausiuu deemed
»1'.t:•'•!.• for the lore. ,4 the ewsagoaene. After
Anila tenth weather fur • Meath .w r. far an
auwrr, th. amateur addnwaw's w the •.cr.4-
a.y A . •'urt•".u* letter, ,repairing whether bit
.uatn•.,-1'(4 isa.! le-eu Pei. r'ed, mei lyes it 1.
Swing dealt w It1,. The reply tune+ •o oboe
,.,1'r•..•. 11 to 10 Pee ,- oort 1lu1 th- nurse-
• 'tet .. 111 'Ina hunk .4 the �cwls » I•i'-rary
Ail, err - "r wine*, a• the car.' may I.' that
t' .s r'tn-uely boor, but tl,at, s, 0,541 a* he
11 beef' lemsun be p 111 Sag-,4ull r read Me.
e,p .vte • bowel at t1J beta '
penalret in relation tieretn. Thr pretend
i• a long tame a ,ttnng however; peril:or it
,Nvrr inn.'. at all. .e• 1n a shape winch rum- 1
.sera at utterly uea•rq,table. The aoiety-e
pat.l..hers are prepared to brim out the
IMI\b� prov..:ed the author will defray 'he I
'est '4 n•nrl.letpxt estin,athin at my}}f(::.ti
abut th.•r well reverse to him ice art.'., e
°there're I. hem a royalty d half •Seen.••
•-.tch nn all c.i.f.,' sold. 1f the weue!d-1s-
ienieli.t, Needed with 0.srettlr,eythinwit,
ehu ukl etre with the oiler, we *aur.« 4-!I
ewer hat hilt met with any hefty who. ha•1.ri.•d
til. etr.•ritu.jt-what the reoilt meld tor;
but we great• fear that it might tee oder. up
to ht. rxp..ctat«1'i. A. Inc the megatliw- al
tide.. be mould have• enema W e'on.i,'.•e
himwlf fortuttate if he got lock hi. ei .rats -
...net enlace, and loorl:t his experw• a .t
no -rester re;tlay thio the ,riconal el :l• al.
Seer. s'asel'e rewNaLL
!tiers 1'A. -a7r I urs• .Vitra.
Mgr. Capel, tete wr:l known English Rams
Catholic society eve.[. who cwn.e Item Pro.
year. ago w preach., 1t is said, 11e .l,ctrim+
his Cf . and wealthy ie.00le, i
now • badly fallen star d that Cl,urrl, ata
under its set err owl. Whoa be clime he
he brought with lura I.-tt.ra .4 ir.t:'.du.t'.,0
t'ae Jrsutt Fathers of this city. Thee they it u
"adored evacuee and they per
milted hint 4, deliver has Wet Amerman
sermon in their Church d St. Frani
Xavier in Sivteen th-strert, and Induce
the alumni d the :tt. Frances \ave
College to entertain him at their room. .a
Tweetyengbth street. Y roue his helot.
attracted the attention .4 the fathers au.
d the (tires d the arcbdinceae. H. g...
knowledge of wine, and his perewtea'•e ted
..eking woolen's company, excited canm.nt
and led 1.. an �J eke '.welt n( rhe!
was that he was forbsdd.n by the Archlml..y
to exercise any priestly function in the dioare
and would not .ren l e permitter) pri-
rate gam. He left hen fur San Frani:not,
but the odor of his life bad gone before him,
and no priest, secular a religious, d the arch
diocese, would receive horn.
it was amerced in a despatch published
today that he area cared fur by the Jesuits
of San Fr•noisco m hie arriving there, and
that they d.d so because til are not on cot•
dial terms with the Archie d the doses'.
An luAmat. (need of Archie Hamden d
San Francisco was seen today by a News re-
porter, and be informed the reporter that
Mgr. Capel was not in soy wap noticed by the
Jesuits of the Pacific .lope, *5.1 also that the
most cordial relations min between the fathers
and their diocesans. He added that the 14.n
Francisco Jesuits oo.iW not notice Mgr. Capri
tea account of the information tl.ry must have
had of his eondtut in this city before he had
W leave it.
Accenting to the d.q.atehe, now roneng
frna, California the conduct of the learned
lilonsignot in the West has not hem an inn-
provemcnt on his latter days in N.w Yirk.
Scandal. that Cethulacs look .a wit'. dngu.t
ohm. assented with a (wie.t are cup.kd with
hue nane-
The news can.% that he i. sow b s i n5 -'n a
C'alifernu plantation with the wife .4 a moan
whose hospitality itality he has outraged.
Mew reale Were rs.0ed b ..den Time*
Prow Londe'. refer-apts.
it was prret.cte d that Feb. 1, l:c'A, would
wetness the swelling of the Thames to such a
height that the metrupolr must be ail merged,
1100 Noble Meese. Mtrra Or [sae4rawsara
les. Woes 1. Ire reeaee read..
t Chuen illy, whack r rely twenty -slue rasa
of about an boor's ride by rail, from Pane,
• town of 4505 awbabitaate, sad r families
theme meetings hold the: u is My, esplem
bre end October of welt year. The Purest
Chattily coven fill sere.. sad through
imam • brad road past the raw soarer, w
incltsdas • miesrdid P� et posed et 1
Jare• r ba. hers rested N
ac jk y Mete sad adjoining which
stables erected is 17>b by Luer Ile
Sore Eyes
The Pyre ate always b aypetty Wf
the bah, aad afford ea •sseelleat lad
ed .1 Ito coadltba Wheel the eyes hese
week, sad the Mb fafllsand and sate, K
h.� an evidence flat the system has buss
Op dleentrred by Scrofula, Inc wid\ Aye'
the (Sarsaparilla le the best knows remedy.
w wrl Wish pt'Massssi a 1esLt~aS�parrs.Z1st
de Bourbn. it was the familyd the Cuadra. aid Mooended to ills
nerehip, from Henri de Hourbuw, thet I.. (ondey sle a.lk4 it to the isle.
d'Auwale, it is clai..t. d throagh the 1.4 an E.yglishetea who ata.mpaiee l haul 1n
exile. Thr detw wa. nae that p earl
Fren•h mops f.r half • century. Tbrrswere no moons Irby he should leave Cluedto d'Auena1e, fur he lust..: lows. Phalle
and all hr uprising I.k..) aid revered the e
ad
w s11of akdaa I ..=mesad
,t Ayer's lanaperllls. After fl
„a1e„ss medisise • .here tis I was
Cured
sly eyes are sow In ■ .pkmli 1 ..iodine
Ily awl I w as well and air ea ever.
• Mrs. William Uage, Csaeonl N. U.
` For a washer of years 1 was Imola
deed Chula, X. to eh. last Three years sl
the restoration of kid estate by the Nle
A.sembly in 1172 1 red d' A canals bare t
erected' of the present ekatea.o on the (send
tow .4 the .4.1, with the Intentaua .A meson
1t se nearly as r.4tete . the same eenadidaanas
e as w hen the 1.4 Print a (.+nide keit ow
it as eq.,.l. t. 11.. owns Tokyoite* The del
was enabled, thanks to the ttdulgwas
the 1'o aololwui (pcI t%.nu..arnt which utas ter
.Pint hen .uta exileto 'enol%e hr household
w eigh Intl, the Lanka u( ties noire, to trona
.l the N1r,.tre. Kuh0uog woe ha sere
. killed •rti.ta and artiw+r he fortiori
enetnl at .ownwus owl a chantilly
oples«lid as that theenterd try iieseeet
Mane. de let tine. The gnat chant, d
plate r flee (runty eel teste dsepl*y.
throughout and the ail h arts
the whole. The drwgn wens planned s.
the utueet Care, *rat as far as ;noble 1
Own d tit. f.wwrr loading was adhered
Itkwr hose here brotioht the (,t.siwwlaeai
iw,
.4 .rt and usaginerent httnly, whic•b ha
leen *.kiwi inose time to time. Chant.[
promote -4 to Jerrie rie wen .4 the port splint
rv,r.lrrrrw•. In l''uri.(pr•. (irate lately the lei
a..lulr..1 for r's!.'t,011a a I.y-a4•lle to a wean
his merest wealth- the Karl oA [hoary
fanner iia earls _ 11eretrw an h..tonc p.rtr�t
artillery .4 gnat inter.•.t, the Stole
ir.aeter. d Its y sued On enema wheels
.4 French art els here worthily repre-
meted. The Ptieeeia. the Ingres, the
Gree.', the I)slsse.uv, the Ilrranipe, form •
e..Ik•et.ms worth making a prlgnauge to vee.
Then there are the Raphael., 0. Vinci*, Th-
iene to 6n•, tete (hike hat not only leers ,1'N
d the most aamduui o, but use .1 the nerd
fortunate c Jierj.v. in the world. There an
alio ? ugnifacc.st tale and *:lark., tapes
try. tamnl•e,neni*turrs, , mem'
ray. and yeeelri, enamel., plat. -n4 an art
but a here in itself a meseum contemning ran
old eolotueit In clement Inisdlng., Jake an
tient awl naudrrn. The 1 le •ere
t•• will a hirer is any eye.. and was l/ltt 1
National
10 •UN* asy relief unlit 1 roln.iam
b. wane Aye" Saraal�arilla. This medlar
a" hes.Meed a etap..atpll-ln bet • e, and 1 belie
y 11 N M lbs Nabbingof bhww! purdfien.
it C. E. Upton, , V. 1!.
leh From childheod. and until wetkla a le
,,p months, I have been aalcted with Wei
and Sore Eye.. I hate wool for the
complaints, with hemdcW result., evil
nanapertlla, and cossider It a grant blue
purifier. -- Mrs. C. ?Millis, Weyer, Vt.
th I sugared for • year with indentn
as tion le my left eye. Three uka•rs forms
sad on the ball. depriving me of sight. am
the causing wrest pain. Atter trying mal
ed other rem/elle., to no purpose, I w'as tidal
to induced to use -oyer. SanaparUlu, awl,
he By Taking
tea three hoick• .4 this mr.lkiio-. have her
ken entirely cured. My sight has beta r
wend, and there ie no t*Rs 0t lateen=
t. tion, sere, or ulcer In myeye.- brad
Iv T. Bowen, Sugar Tree Ride, Wily.
all
kr
.4
'a
A elegant and rwr,-nlent, the upper theism he
• iug leeched hy light gellerie•a
• e'wf ... Inane Leaned.
! .ss 1e.•i.rew 111..4 Journal.
I The Paaenmaquookliee .till ding W their old
''' and poetic otiose .,1 tlw nature el thunder.
ei They Leber* that the runlete d the 'bungler
Norte aced the tubes tel lightening are M. de
d therefor .Smuts who are play
* ing (all end shoutieg thew arrows In the
1 temente. There .. a trwdstioo that a Paras
ttt•qu.Wy Iodine me day expressed • damn
that he might hareem "a thunder." Alt
at MOO bi .*e hem mounter,
to the 4y in the ew«rke .4 tl.. ramp
, fir.. He was taken to the abode el
the thunder., plated in a long ben, and by
some reyetencrw peeves inr.rtad with the
Ireepertie, and existence d • tbwn.l.', spirit -
.r as Lour Mitchell puts et, he was "thunder
tied." He lived for seven years amen( the
thunders, played ball with them in the sky,
shot hia g ung arrows with them at the
birds they were always elmainagg toward the
south, married s female Meader spirit and
pursued an active sad eontamted life d
thunder and lightaitig.
Sere* year's after his translative a •iolent
storm pored Oyer the d the
P hes ; there was an mammal and
frightful contention annoy the thunder spend
this rrmbke were mere terrific teas 1'a.sa,n,
qu ddy'. ear had torr hard ; the au smelled
.4 brlm•torce ; the .k blazed with red and
.lbw danere ; the r
opreaed and great
forks of fin diet out .4 dim; the ran 1e11 in
sheets; peal answered penal ; ere tongue el
Icgbtuing spat out fire to anreber ; the
alrigbted Passamaqu ddie , who never has
beheld arch • men& believed that the teg«xu
d the thunder spinet were Waq-i g their tree
awful war. They fell down and crossed than
.el. -o. In the seedstd their alarm they sae
a human (Drat elide down into their mop oto
beam d hgh1, It was their old friend, wbe
had nisei lie escape from perming thmade t
shaken end his 'tbtm«derted exime000 awl "a-
ttuned 4, them. He had ck.n`ed swiwwh.k
but all hie old friend, knew bun. Ile hied
with b.. tribe till he died.
Phar. Thai Are Odd.
Southern w.xi,en take knotty t0 jenurnaliam.
Over aft, are teem,' I d with d
the south, sari on the ;e1 a.( Dent month they
a Souther, Women. Press
Ass,ceat,un.
It is predicted that a new an I very hoed.
sorely appointed saloon in New York will he
a failure amply borne these is nen bar a
which drinkers can Ielu m1f any chain in vrb'. •h
they can /It The dnnke are served by
better looking mac (soon an eh geed
ward.
A St Lome man was .e -y much startled
while gueng through a dirty aII.y .4.e rainy
Night b feel something warm On his leg joule
&been his shoe. He tkotght it was a Pal amt
fuWe.g hal umbrella. he bates his leg until it
was sure and his nmberlla was broken. Then
he
and all living things thereto drowned. As in
prophecy 1761, the net with credences, •ei
litany people fled into the euotm
rrding ceuntrv.
Prior d
Bolton. the St. Barticaiosi ew'q built
fortress et Harrnwdt-the-Bill, which he
tacked with provisions for a maple .4
mouths, and repaired thither with hi. beetle
ren. Many wealthy citizens petitioned the
'nor a, find thew. houseroom in hi. rr-
treat: but he would Only entertain his
enema! friends, of whom some
fondly •ra
dame war forthaouirg. When, mehowever,
he lot of Febri,arr arrived, "the Thames, n
mindful of the fog -bath cooed upon tee lank.
Rowed en Tingly am yore. e. The tele Abe
ou
t ire heal hr, flowed to its nasal height,
ebbed then eb1again, just as if 20 astr..l.er.r,
had not peedged their words to the nwtrary
The s*tr.legere s.heinuently tout it sheen
the stars were nght and they were tvr••ag.
They had made a mtaralculation I,y yt
GO years. Vet it happened that, a hen lee.
, 1624 anised, i,nndon was not dhe.tn,yed I,v
hart the l.mph.ta had paged l.v.on.1
the reach ..t mundane criticieen. Iha.l.tl....
tering tteer alter -clay on earth, awl whales
Intik mg the nstteruyer, these wise own
,rte.1 themselves with the refl.-men that
brae* the astral bdirs were right .r wn4g,
hey at least had effected a profitable tnw
arga. n.
Clad $. Get eel ores. ,
Professor (to font of Botany eyes) -Mention t
anew of our common trees! f.
Student -Ash. maple, elm, larch, bort, w
spews, pine, horn --(taking breath.) t
prams* ( ) _.. ( lemma !
Stideat-All right, air, if you're heard 'e.
wort. I11 .nap,
National Pills are 1 as a
safe, mild, yet thorough, puritan VP, acting
upon the bilary .•means promptly and .f
(.courtly. lm
in
"Tho editor of our esteemed rr.ntem• ,r
...said • esreastie •'
village j„urnal,.t. is very fresh, but I
the malady doesn't extel.d to his news i
columns."
dI
Telmer* Marled la taglaw<
Prom Ike /,ow flew 4a.dar.d.
The attempt to grow toleren in this aoratre
bah has twee made by Memo. Carter, the
rest seer) merekanta, on a farm at 1'laistew,
Kent, has in far ('ntred • marked su.xow
he crop, which aemrer. an aero of ground ;.
w lying harvesters, and ma splendid[ gnu -the
The Maven ere wet) 57011'1, ,aor�tknt anal
In .1ra, •a Mitch *a 27
es .n length by 13 ,melee .n I.rea.lth, whin
he mid rub is delicate, and rioteon-
hon. In this, one .4 the diRatlltioe of t.
haves growing hew hem nverceene few if the
portent of ihw led lame grows lae the leaf i.on-
e ewe by went .4 Mxibility, for oe most im-
portant nee, that of rolling up her canna •
The plantet wens she salt em Jane lee the
roode having bees obtained frarn America.
The varieties of allon which have leen c"hi
mead areserenteen d tilo tot ental inrluediug
she Ha. an. and Virrggtiman, 1«rt the.. why
.pasta' to have Iouru,hwl wawa Iu'onantly ter.
the ('.naireeteeett serve (eoe the yellow I'rvnr,
leg Fredrick aril the (Baaor. The to
boom thrives, it es gawp, in .alley. awl the
* sof the pwewaet neer'w gervtl., r ha • dial
eeprsw*, *&$.evenly .hett...l /eget,
ends for the height .it the (cleats 1', . nolo•
the produce hes le•.. 'outdo try el,
La..pc,, seed in hen haat. the lruo• t,sw.
en Ceylon tea. But we moat hasten to "us
looney this fairy-like city, lhreetm5 an
•'8e'er" oat Snide, f..r all new rumen 1'•
Mere must have •n interpreter end •IR
pial•, to drive us to .11 tie places of rel
of that the afternoon envoi per ev
started toff in • native carriage in
ly lays et about him over the bean
e'
d here legs of thetrnuhl.a.me rum
mons: who crafter until wo are not •.1
ht of this functionary when again they ,ws
ly round ea meimportuning than
e
lit, we
See the cinrwm„n gerdwe and mtaesom. w
W. pew newsroom eoe"snut oil mills and se
gpglilles mulls, airy plement winding old
ffiada4 penderaya, tbrospb o5lying as. 1
OF/ Oro& where .,.,ythisg so e•e ie
pltiu4 aliens' to oar warlara aigbt.
ear ea A..ea
Peron (4, n-sr3 Wryer Negro.
" 1 ' has molted to my fade shun neer '•'
".•eore
ntad Ms as he walked up eleven( elen
thin
n front .4 his clog atasre in an excited
manner
" How he Owlets•"
n.
" I h■ plabeside me v hes.w met as as
ye
..e A stranger .'n os aloes and looks it
aster, an.( 4ew Ise sones nap to me earl sae : the
Moan thee you insured!' ' Tec.' For
how much'• • new mord dolly.' He
r ail
nobs into des'. owl bash. o•dt scare ben
r. Tb. ' Uaul Face' se Whetted with-
• stone's throw of the beach, and tea 1
'nteehat different OIL. 01 hotel to what
have been seeeet.•med, a rambling
building which ezteynally looks as
Anegh it (tad at awe time served the
psoM a fort. The ferniter. i. •
umeTI y of laden earned work sad old -
end era wt
" I'm ' dot settled me. 1 real doe gluee of
n.. t .IC. r to keep • shtook d shorter of
waa•aal malts of til. Reogl s\gna 1'n mimeo
A Crnor, Whooping Coe,.• and preen nal
ehltis imtts+bt.fy p �ti B
Cr. For e.4 J. �
n bd apradily s•tevtsread.
111 Relit ?Mad at 8ip111
carefully catered the simpered tat with ext.'
hand. and. 1 til
the ether, polled out his goi.l watch, wish
hail slipped thrau5b a bode in he watch pocket,
and elects was considerably the worse foe the
amending that ,t had moved.
The aap(pearar. d Edwin Booth is Rt.
Pad and Minn.&pntes Beads one .1 their
t„
reran the fact that an the sane
year that Beetle made his brut regular appear
rice on the stage in Beaten, the Indiana
nisei, an attack open the little Ing feet, where
now stands nee d et. "'aura leading betels;
and that the year In which 1N first appeared
,n New York .a leading tragic earls
.es the year In which the Etat homes
was built where Minowpoiia now .sa.ds.
Now each city claims 180,54 inhabit-
ant., and all this growth ha. liven
within the prefe rental lied a man "hen no
one yet calk old.
S atetblwg [bawd IN •ee.ee•bee.
Penn Roams 1I-..s/d.
And mow it as authoritatively stated that
the hoose -dine u not the aableen of rend luck
.t has so ling hem supposed. On themntr&ry,
it (range the norma oM licit 10 movie who
immure it Th...per.ttleue wall please take
notice, and tear to pek up lila* a4wndttg
(*crow d iron w I,wr.e.er and Irlierer•4 [key
chance to s 11, as has long been their
rnatom. One of the grommet scamp. on record
• p.rsen who. won.M have sold his mother's
fable teeth, ;f the "St took him," Dries said
anthem cm earth 1'r en heaven would prevest
hoe .toppoteg to peek up a •rare. -.het., for, if
h e knew hu fnetune was at stake sbouk1 h.
mem • certain train, he would rather •w unveil
than peas this mehleten by 1 it ea m•laecholy
to sckeowlee re he was always a lueky bellow
4'1 he 'teed, &od thew who can tell whether he
wa.14 eft At all event he left a largo rlh•,.
tune .4 hem .hoe• el all snare and c.trmdtu.ws
e. Monte Ins k'a., and henceforth .noes'
their 11 al power in site neigh-
boring hank diem
Ns mmo ssbe es,
Fre,n !M .a d' !''.,..
" .t n. 1.. t, d.. .seat .m.heap," said a
llelrrew dealer to • Poch diver who dersgh/ t►.
press anew4. ail - "is '.h all .not. "
"Yes." ►.plod the ete.to riot. "1 Itl.oght
Qtra was ea radrai pp ole film"
My daugbter, ten years okl, wan amlete
with Scrofulous Sore k:yri. During tt
last two years abs &cytr ase 1igbt of as
kind. Phyeklaas of the highest needle
aliened their shill, but with to perusals
success. Os the recommendation of
friend 1 purchased a bottle of Ayer'. ha
sepiolite, whish niydaughter commence
taking. Before shail ural the OW
bottle bar sight was reetorrd, and she ea
sow look strarlly at a brilliant light wits
out pain. Her cure is •olnplete. -- W. 1
Sutherland, Evaugellet, Shelby City, le!
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepense by T)1'. J. e' AN., & do . I.nwe l 1, Wan
.Sold by au Drywalls. 1'rkw 01 , au Lours.,
wwwwwwwmwo
Persil& .sit savrfcr
1111•111111•d saaataute u stud to bra •
sand ewe eh year, and the first sharp 1
wi and tile= rattling down et • great r
The section of the country between Galt
141, George is where the chestnuts .n.t
grow; and et may here he remarked 1
although the .•Smut tree is &Neral to
eouatry, trod d course greets *lid 1&
.,ik, .11 edemas (as far as we are aware
cultivate .t in weenie or .brebbense b
bow laduno. Tl. reel wt11 shoos .p
right. and stake as apparently vigor
growtht•Even
the winter cots st down lee
ably. Even if protect"' 0 '.errs imine,♦
to pull the yawing Meuse through mare tl
two or three wint ea
Mlkad(
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x.11 dnm to Rhreas' Drug Store, keeps
row.ranIIs •Adsmg to Ale well -
serried .took, canine
Freak Groceries,
wb1.h will be tonne to compere everltebly,
tenth as regards gaswee, and ke, wh
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