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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, FEB. 25, 1887.
T18ffiI6TON LITTER.
Events Occur•rina• at the :'. 8.
Capitol.
Washington, Feb. 14:11, 0•87.
k teem our Special Correspondent.
The priscipal'epic of oumnten: at the
Capital during the iters/ Row days was the who died suddenly nn 'Saturday after-
lorei.nnro' sasatasu.
Gootait K, Fen. 14th, 118$7.
Thr bassi ext directors suet this ewa-
ing, S. Malcom/iota .0 the deur. Mem-
bees pa'sseot-Moedrs. West herald, Mur-
eery, Shaneaa, Blake, Strang, !lumber,
Race, Consume and Murton.
Manatee of last sseetiag read and moo-
lineed.
The cleanses, in a few well cheese re-
marks, referred feelingly to the death of
Nom kite librarian, Mr Robert Walker,
l'rwidente veto of the big Yensiuu h1:1. noun, the 12th inst., while atteudwg its
litany were prepared for the veto, how -
his duties its the realm( :.ram.
ever. It was the 'omelet eeguence of Mr • aw
tppfitn for the position of hhn-
ClevrlanJ'a action .iib regard to private run and caretaker were thou rend Inmu
Mees. Joseph O. Ward, Juhu H+,ulin,
Lewis Elliott, lluvh Hamilton and Sarah
E. l'ar.uua A ballot being taken, Hugh
fiam11ton having a majority of ballots,
Ives declared elected.
Me ed by Mr Celb,rne, seconded ry
Mr Humber, that .n order ice drawn on
the treasurer iu favor of Sir Crabh for
$tiO fur ono year --Carried.
Moved by Mr Strain!, seconded by
Mr Huiuber, that "The Mechanics'
Magazine" be procured for the library about it. S.,uthern mernhers are CMted v
unqualified in their approval of the veto.
Muvrd by Mr lucre, secuuded,by Mr
and declare that it will secure to Mr Dluruey, that the president mid Mr
et:eyeball the vote of southern delegates of couJuteuce with the family of the
to the Democrat conyeutiuo au1 insurelate librarian, rectgnizing his valuable
his nomination. cervices, and their high estimation of
Others sub.. do not agree with the his merits, and the secretary he Instruct-
Preaident, acknowledge that the veto to present the oma Carried.
message is a very able State paper, and Moved by Mr Strang, eea.nded by
that it +ill be alinest impw*eible now to Mr Humber, that Messrs. Colborne and
pass the bill Direr tb. rttu. Representa- Morton be a committee to act with the
tive Warner, of Ohio, was opposed to tr,aaurrr and secretary to settle up the
adman betweeu the late librarian slid the
lust nine.
Moved by Mr Morton, seconded by
Mr Shaman, that we now adjourn to
meet un Friday evening, ''efsth inst., to
disco's the subject of taking stock and a
pousiun bills, and he awld not have been
couaiateut had he adopted any other
{worts.
1t 1s tau soon yet to say that Corgr'ese
will du about it. Its future action de
pends much upon the ,manner in which
the veto is received by the country. The
humili.rvg confession had as well be
made that our National Legislators bil-
low public opinion, instead of leading it.
Souse members of the House who not.
el for this rewarkahle pension bill- say
now that they suppose the 1're.iident si.
Strang be instructed to draw up a letter
the principle of the Disability Pension
bill as a whole, but he maintains that
the Mexican Pension bill contained much
of the *erne prieiple, and that the Presi-
dent would be more consistent and his
ppsitio, stronger had he vetoed both.
Great interest centered in the I.. rain- public rntertatnment-Carried.
ref of the cuunsal engaged in the great
teleph"n•contest which has been arguedlater as the W'oman•s Christian Temper- This had been John Brown's request
hero fur two weeks in the Su reme WNL wfiO3�•
p I auce t'Mon l, has Slim Willard been con when entrapped in lou engine house, sad
/.unit ; he apellants were represented The West Wrw•nosh Mutual Fire In- netted with the society; • society which
FRANCES E.IYILL,IRD
DV NEW t u. N. NTal•Qtu.
"Tell everybuJy to be good," were
the words which fell frees the hp* of the
only and beloved stater of Fracoca Wil-
lard, as she was abest to paw through
the "valley and shadow of death" to the
Celestial Howe. To • marvelous extent
has the subject of thea *ketch performed
the holy mission.
Let us briedy review the lite of the
one wh.. ins, safely be called the great-
est among the women of this ceuttary.
She was born in Churcbville, N. Y., her
parents removing W tlbsrltn, (t-, when
she was threw years old, ten oning bve
years mud then spending( the next thir-
teen years nn • fano on Wisconsin.
Mise Willard attended C'athariu.
Beecher's school and the University at
Evanston, Ill.; after which she engaged
in teaching several years; l6ei8-'70 she
she opera in study at Paris, Berlin and
Rorie. After her returnable was elected
President of thio Woman's Celletie a:
Evanston, cud there her rare genius de-
veloped many plans which hare blessed
that and many kindred institutions
Store than 2,000 pupil' had been
under her rare and instruction previuss
to the year 1874, when there came to
her to call from the Great Heart of God
to go out into brooder fields, a teacher
still, an in•tructer in the great under-
lying principles of goodness and true
greatness. Thus, from the beginning of
the Crusatle movement, known a little
,claw Mae Willard bast dtaplsys that
y,e.l.sa which has 'emu ser apeakiagful
to etuaiwides u( eratuful hoists -
whether as the presiding uLioer or the
largest ouneentiou cf rumen ever gath-
ered fur any purpose, exercising 'eerie
lag ability olid impartiality, never failing
to recognize and protect the rights of the
minority -although al/ may lex opinion
diger with them, thinking of evetytbing
and ev•rybudy but herself; or when by
the side of some "unfurtussate,' wens
poor victain of "circumstances," circum-
stances "'inch should not exist in "the
lanrYzd taw free, ' she whispers words
of life and bane.
In whichever of the sit ddiertut de- ..f blood upon i. ; two p:stub with rt-
partmeute 411 the N. W. C. T. t'. we find v..lring cylinders thick as lois risen
her et work --and ,ilii works for thew •o:le and loaded in every chamber • s
all -it is eviJeot that the Intiuite Spirit seven "totted carbine , a candle spwdted
of Christ reigns in tier heart which, pocket compass; his diary full ref pr.rtest-
oombiued with her high intellectual at. and despair, and holding Light
ability, place her among, if not the Po'ison's name ; his pipe and scarf ton
foremost of those who are and the likenesses of ladies ; and • little
sae ('acholic credal. Ile sighed :
"T..ngue :"
The detective opened his ',tenth avid
said :
"Booth, no blood is ..n yorr tengne.
He started at hie 'Name, which a.emed
a century since it had been mentioned,
and gaped •
Hands
The oftieer raised his band and moist-
ened at with a piece td ice, and lifted it
all limp to Booth's face. It fell uncoil-
' imitable like his broken foot.
• He feebly mored his eyeballs throng%
• an arc which swept all nature mod, ex -
barn slid Ili haled the closing words
H. did not Mar tl a anseer, but he • Croup. whoopee Omagh fad Dns -
wad. it himself : gems i.aei.tttatefy relieved biy
"Tell---wutbart-I thought -1 did- Cu"' lr' r •,..: try J. %%sMs , Dntlliist.
best -rigtte-a •entry --till--I died. -- _
!Gill tee ! Kill taw r'
Herold, tied to the tree in the little
Lot lawn, saw them tern Routh to male
'Ruts anuf..rtsble and heard him pep and
gran, and Herold shed the r'^.ly tern.
Booth could not swallow and bis words
were clamoured like dew in the honey-
euckle's cup that drooped ab ore his eyes
and opened to the tire.
He saw rheum its his ;paralysis mise
up the arsenal of thinks he had carried
r.. long -a great, firms knife, with rust
"simmer( the are .1 seta su:e,st
problem old.'
DEATH OF BOOTH.
At the suggestion of John l:n,wu his
wandering powers to k c'bernuce cud
example, and he remembered the man-
nerism in which old Brown had met
his fate, and Routh tried 'o be hie
pupil.
"Captain,'. raid ltuoth,
hollow, tbreatncal vuics,
living chance ; withdraw
hundred paces from the
come out and ti;ht you :"
assuming
"give tae
your men
by an immense eery of counsel from ail serene. Cp. held their adjourned annual
meeting in the court rat in, Dungannon,
en Tuesday, the 8th dry of February,
but owing to the state 1.1 the needs there
was a very small attendance. The cam -
parts of the country. They were all
able lawyers and eu,urnsbdrd close atten-
tion from the crowded audiences which
hard them. The Brest importance of
this caw will oe better underetuod by en have rode a large imeremse to their
the fact that the Interest• based nn the many K
11411 patents le uuw wurth crer $100, -business during the past year, laving
OXI000 mooed irruperey to the amount ..f
The moat 1 :Anus incilea: .,f the $8e7•0'f0, being an increase over expired
whole case was a grand eyeing attempt t and cancelled of er,4:,It7 l and amen.
of Nr Beli's comneal to excite the tearful The it the number of pow in f e.>L
' The somber of Ix.hcies now in fore. is
sympathy of the stern Justices for hos 1732, insuring $'2,193,159. The assets
client- Mr Bell, who hes rade an I .t the company sre $82,232...N. with no
enormous acetous out of his cnonnp„ liabilities Mesut Achrw.n, Anderreu,
ly, who has crushed put all c,mpetttors, i and Gcrduh, the' touring direetcn sore
and who bas refused t:, accept the use of; reeletted-
valtable improvement becaua bra profits
would to diminished thereby, was ex- ,
hioited as a poor, persecuted wretch, ar.d
compared to Pallets. Watt, and .ether
Lien tyro.
Tne S•:pretne Ccurt is naw t.;;.r, ;to
spring vncatF.,n, and several nneaths may
elapse belay's it will render it. decision.
The people of ,:aahiogton are waiting
anziuuslSfor Co::t:r ss to sanction with
a generous` eppro ri..tie a their scthrme
for spinning
with a
bridle to Gauer
that this neonate
tain shall be the
world
Toryism w Use LAuewel $ool Board.
LPh,r'cL, Feb. 14. -At • Moat enthu•
• siastic meeting of the pupil. of the Utah
■:t.u.ds and their friends, ti.e head mas-
ter, Mr A. B. McCallum, M.A., and
John Connelly, aasiatart master, were
presented with an adire's and a hand-
soIne silver service on the occaeiona of
their leaving the school. The salaries
of the teachers were reduced by the Tory
board, using to political aniutus. The
address expressed full confidence in the
teacher, eulogised thew as faithful ser-
vants, and strongly condemned the ac-
tion .,f the board fur breaking up the
schnol. Liberal and Tory, are loud in
their denunciatt„n of au act which is
without a p+nllel in Ontario. Many cf
the pupils left for other schools, thus
reining the future prospects of the
school. Mr McCallum is a leading Re -
termer, and taught here to the great
satisfaction of all clam•.• tor seven years
but hie pre.iding at the Blake denims
stratum and his ,ppiisition to the N
Dupery cry sere taw much for a bused of
hoot Tori& Hence the a;.tiva. Greet
excitement presses throughout the whole
district, which sill damage Mr ?lesson's
charted. • -re
he oto:nic to Arlington
etit, rnilr•l,tic, memorial
' (leant. It is unposed
t tothe great chief- i
1f..l bridge of the
It is to Get its mondtnent.:' character I
[nen tea grand towers tower the miin i
piers in the middle of - - Ayer. Each
of they* towers is t•, lie 2 feet high, `'
and constructed of steam's, w h suitable '
inectiptiones and allegorical repraeenta-
tiuns. It is intended that the tuwe a
"hall furnish implacemeut for me?norisl
stones .ir other objects dedicated flat
the ta-Ivat Kutce, c-,.irtr.es auJ sec
•
tits
As in :he time of tie T:-.reen Empire
the brulae is cram ht'in: re/rafted to for
memorial.xpresaiou. It can caa;!y be
made an imps' awl lends
itsSifeatt: y to decoretvea. Si.tce this
is a utiiltsrian age, the ment rtais it
builds should not only moan somethu'„
but he sorth something --not only be
significant, but useful. Statute anal
monoliths helong to the pant, and great
moment ma will mon and more hereafter
take the form et meho.,ls, tnuseu:n',
bridg s7Tibraries, homes and boa, itals,
1
thus coon no service with brsuty.
7 he President's pastor cnmplaius that
be is groovously afflicted with offiuseek-
ere •'Why,' said he, "no one has any
idea of t:oe trouble to which I am da;l,
subjected. I dare say my mail is as
large as cabinet olEcer s, and the re-
quests (aver everything that can be'
thought ,-f." He says it J -,es not avail
hitit'niinth to declare chit helms no Tit;
Becameat the White House. That plea
is
ten etre ,d as a rose t.• relieve himself
et resp. ',sibility, and letters. prayers
and .,treaties are then redoubled to In -
dune hit, to lend a helping band t , the
now ha 111,000 auxiliaries, and a mem-
bership of over O00,UVU. Fur eight
yuan she has been its presideut, bring-
ing to its service unparalleled brilliancy
as a speaker, gentleness as s woman,
tenderness as a reformer.
She has trade several trips to the
South and more than any other has she
betoken down the barriers which separ-
ated the North and the South -leading
a prominent Southern woman to say:
"At last we areconqucred-Miss Willard
has won our hearts and because 1 f this
to -day their hearts are very like our
hearts in this great warfare against the
liquor traffic. During orae year she
visited every State and territ.iry in the
l nited States, organizing as she went
in all unortf}nized districts. It is hard
to estimate hcw much of self-sacrifice
this involved, whew we think of the
sunny home in Evanston that classical
town so attractive to minds like hers-
, where, at "Rest C••►fage,'' was the aged
another, rejoicing in her daughter's
work, yet waiting for her to come back
to her. When she came it was bearing
lever the same unselfish, gentle spirit
( which character:zee her own life, and
i beautifies and uplifts thousands of other
lives. Mins Willard is an outspoken ad-
vocate uf woman's ballot. She is also a
Member of the Executive Committee of -
the Prohibition party. In 18811 she
went as a W. C. T. 1'. representative
Booth aspired to die like Brown.
H• repeated the request, and thought
it qui.e unmerciful that he was not ac•
corded a little stage apace te the effec-
tively in,
••We'l1 waste no more tine," the
civil officer without spoke, in a tone ex1
disgust.
'•t'..less -'lees •"
His face now expressed the unseen
agony for which there was no ward. and
the cherished pride if strength pushed
Death away that mercifully drew near
again and again, but ever was repelled
by the lushicg ruse and pct:se of life, till
that the countenance of the actor and
athlete vermeil • battleground of wounds
and spasms, growing hollower with each
e.,nteutiun and ready at the cock'• crow,
The katydid or cricket never ceased like the wandering ghost, to fade into
W call its resounding (wadi, and "pry, the morn.
pray, pray, ,.
Booth searched the havens and the
world for some intereessur.' and fetched
from weakness his mother a name. 11,
that saint he asked for fifty yards and
for • little more time.
Everything was refused.
"Now, then, my taste boys, be cine, but it Wes too late. -(Sen. A feed
declaiir.ed, in the tones ..f the stage Townsend in 'Katy of Catoctin.
again, "prepare • stretcher for me "' late.-_
_
A osrbineer hadkilledhim in the barn,
and lung afterward was found in the
ashes there the field glace delivered to
him at Serrates -its leather case found
nniujured in a distant farm house.
The cocks began to crow. The ntoen
awaked with sullen eyes. A doctor had
"Stretchers' were the canvas hien to
carry out of tattle w.eni.led men. !Leith
-assuming to the end w •alit appear to
he e veterse entitled the honor, of
H. rained :tis carbine, .'ee•.iy res.•Iv•
ing to kill some one or to erre it (fi at
least, and as he stepped, on foot and
crutch, toward the centre of the barn. to
be farthest trona men'aaiminw a friction_
match was scratched behind him, as if
fin broken bones had rasped each other,
said sent a cold chill up his spine.
He turned and saw the barn on tire'
A lighted wnisp .f straw. twisted by
.•me .ne without, had fallen into the
befare tate National 1'ulitical Cowen• loose fay, and some brush piked against
tidos. In the course of her pies she the uutide of the barn was also afire.
said: r - The warm flame for a single instant car -
"5 woe political party will respond to rigid the ,odor and crackle ni 'tis father's
The d stewing paleness so often oh
serte3 to young girls acrd women. is dee
to a Creat measure to a lace .d the red
corpuscles in the biota. To remedy
this requires a medicine which produce*
these necessary little uluoJ constitu.ats,
and the fest yet discorered is Johnson's
Tonic hitters. Pnce 50 cents, and 11
per b ttl• at Goole s drug attire, All.ion
!,luck, (,oJ,rich. Sole agent. (b I
tuts romrom the Ilea.t. of women usk• i log cabin to his ban, au f lie shouted as •
Wakes note of Tib.
Pain La,•ielted as of by manic. Poi-
son's Nerviline is a positive and ,!most
instantaneous remedy for external, in-
ternal, or local pains. The must active
medy hitherto snow falls far short if
Boren.* for potent power in the relief
of nerve pane. Gond fur extents' or in-
ternal use. Buy a 10 cent ample bootie.
Large bottles '25 .:cuts. at all druggists.
e
Day and Night
lassies aelate attack of limas -W" e
overate. neaten' le the throat, end as
ribanstiag, dry. backlog cough. edict
the sa/errr. Sleep is bombard, awl great
prustratioa follows. This dimmer et also
stteetkel with Il.e rosuesass
, aural Metlesee
Loss of %titre. 1t Is liable to Weems
croak, involve Rhleo lungs, awl termets
fetidly. Ayer's Cherry 1'ertuntl Alen.
speedy rel;.•f an.1 cure lex rnees of Bruin -
(little. 1t controls the diem,.ition W
tough, acid iudle:es r, -t e.hwg sleep.
1 have been a pewit -no ehpkian for
twenty-four years, ap i. ter time past
t -eche. have ruler -14i trout amoral attacks
of Bronchitis. After 'alienating all the
usual it:medics
, Without Relief,
l,trkd Ayers Cherry Pectous!. It helped
isewe11451 wooly
", rued eereted a
cur..- G. PW vraU, Mn
.1►., Gee*.., Mtaa.
Ayer's (cherry Pectoral 1e dreVMdfy the
m'•
bast re,•, within toy know , for
cbroslc Brenehili.. and all lung astesatea.
- M. A. Bust, M. it. south Parisi, Me.
1 was attacked, but a inter, a Ith sees ere
Cold, wbkh, from exposure, grew wane
and lipnlly settled un Ivy Lungs. by
sight .nide 1 we* nalrced almost to a
w.
skeleton. My a 'ouch was ineeut, and I
frequrutly epic hood. My physician told
me to give up business, or 1 would mot
live • month. After taking various reins -
Lies without relief, I was grapy
Cured By Using
two bottles of Ayer's ('!arty Penton! 1
am now in perfect health, and able o
ams.
rebeanie... atter having been pro-
nuunrrd incurable with ('on.umio
pta. -
1:. 1'. Henderson, raulsboryh, Penn.
Tor years 1 woo In a decline. I had
weak lungs, ate] suffered from bronchitis
and 1'atai rb. Ayer's .'berry Pectoral re-
stored me to health, and 1 have been for a
lung time contparattvcly vigorous. In
case of a Midden cold 1 alwresort sort to
the Pectoral. and dad speedy relief.-
Bdward K. Curtis, Rutland. Vt.
Two )ear* acro I .ueered front a severe
Bronchitis. The plvitiae sttend♦eg me
lee. ams fearful that the disease would ter -
Mauer in Pneumonia. After to tag vari-
ous nardleiaes. without treue i. Le WN
prescribed Avers Cherry Vey -fond, which
relieved me al once. 1 continual to take
tate medicate a *bort time. andwascured.
- ErsteColton, L ganapo
Iles Morse. injured a few d•y-w. by
the falling ice from a ran( oatSt. Cath-
arine street, Murano!, dt•d yesterday.
Ladles Orly.
The c••mpl.ti.0 is often rendered un-
sightly by Ptmpler, Liver Spas and
Yellowness. These it q roil kuowu are
caused fr•m an inactive Liver and had
Wood. Dr Chase's Lacer Cure purifies
cue Wood and whole system. See Ko
rip, Book for toilet recipes, biota madsuggestions on haw t:, preserve the euro•
plesiva. Sold by .1. Wilson, druggist.
flog for rotection from a stimulant hie crutch fell tato under his err::. amu y="r. (Niru J. Kcio�6 li,tinerly of
p 11.
which nerves with dangerous strength 1 left him kelp:ere :
the manly arm that Gut meant to be "Citation, du a quick ' \ ,w atom!
woman's shelter and protection, so that me through the heart !" -
, mare's cruelty becomes greatest toward The cricket c
those he loves the best. Some i.arty everything beside tame forth in the
will declare that when our beat beloved bright light, till what had been the
qts forth into life's battle they shall not throne of a gloom stewed revealed in the
;
aced to sing, though
h k h 1• thehal d temente d Id f busban-
Mr Blake's treat speech in Montreal
in Monday night, the Herold says, eras
tbe`athject of wry c•nveratiou in the
city neat day, friends and foes alike
being agreed Oat it was an honor for
Canada to hays among its public seen a
statesman so pre-eminently gifted as
lir ltlake. The majority were agreed
that the declarati•,ns made by the leader
were satisfactory, and that they had re-
moved doubt train the minds of many.
The explanations as to the party-'• hos
appl_set. policy were deemed ret e: reassurine, and
it is safe t , say that since Mr Make'
visit the party pi -epees have boomed
hundred per cent. Hie patriotic declare
tions hare inspired new courage in the
Liberals sof the city, who are receiving
new acoessioos dai'y (lid Reformers
wh a voted attains' their party in 187E
end 1bF� are ftlltng back into line for
!:lake.
"Mas. Trouble War we sapeesed"
I/ ou d•, not heed the warni•os of na•
tare and at once p( attention to the
waits 'nano' ..f your �'th, H. w leen
parson taut off from dsy t o say
ere see
the purl:. , 1 a medicine which if wo-
rked at t r Omog rt . f a dise•a.e would
ba:* tent 'el t• almost imrnediately
New if Jehtis • n•s-Toile Liter tills had
ham token sli,•n the tint unresanea
made its appea . ace the dines" would
have begs "hipp l,' the bed. ' John'
sn's Tunic Bitters .1 '.crer Pias are
decidedly the heat m Katie .•n the mar•
ket f..r general tonic And iurignreting
properties, Pill* 2.5e. p. Lathe. H414res
50 cents shit 111 err bivttie, odd t,T
Goode the dreggist, Albi .,t block, rile
agent- (hl
Feutu ants MernA!tn-. with the
view .d discussing mechameal knnwledee
in Canada the I*i,is.i.on Mea*a,t.col Gni
rilfi,.q .W. rs is swirl • cash prise c f
110.tc,7 month fear the beet essay on
• mechanical subject selected by the '
editor. The subjects. which r.'.te to
all branches of mechanical knowledge.
are annneneed on the ,tiers • moseth
tsheed. femme n1 our closer, thinking 1
ttamshanie• is the. locality .hneld moo
rate for these prove Full p.rt:,-i..an
Oil be oletaineel by wddre sine Puht•sh.r
Deere..on Methawsoa. cul Malloy Nona,
it int threat West, Toronto.
(Warr' Cored, health and sweet
Welared. by Klaileles Catarrh Its
New Ml rents. Nadal iwj.eter
thele by ff, W(lest, Dreggiet
s
s
It :it a good tale to accept only such
medicines as. after long trial, have
proved worthy ht centidenn'. This u a
acre wh. tower other people's experience
may be of servioe, and et hem boron the
experieno•e of than*end• that Avers
Ctwerry 1'-•ctnrul is the beat cough made
caw ever use!.
i Pts is the tints year to per up.
Everyone who ha the means shnutd
settle Ms small doles if you pay your
butcher .hat you neva hire, veer htiteher
can pry the baker, and the hakes
ohs tailor, and the taller his Intl
finery hill Thus nap good dyed would
ndl along and rather r.wwlnow am et pro-
ceeded, inclndeng general liquidation
it is a had lserinnina nI aha new year le
anter upon et with the draw-haek of a
ewer= Bell little debts. which, like m.s
enter**. take a:l the a•mfort out n1
Miter.
15 FttR DYHPNPR1A lied Liver
Complaint. you have a ,anted inseam
tee as every bottle ,d :help►'. V'taliaer.
it erne fails to ear*. For tale by J.
. /►ilrvo, dr'* Rat.
• .r• woawas- - vas temp siss.an.eraeooso i est s.
aye to to a c. antes so 'the. in esus amp emen s sex its:•
' fight for s clear brain, nor run the airy, and there were wasps flying around
gauntlet of saloons legalized and set their nests in the reef, acenting dune,
i alon; our streets. home party will lay and in the litter ext the Ewer ran rats in
' to heart this object lesson of the "Nat single lair, all slyly, as from a scut ing
i n.. Annual Drink Bill," shown in the ship, and •ane squealed as it emceed h;a
chart I have had placed before your eyes shadow like an old witch in an in-
t•o-day, with its nine hundred millions situation scene.
for intoxicating !noon to live millions The plow and the harrow teeth toes
and a ha'f f•.r the spread of Christ's a ruddy rleuu : -some swallows in the
gospel. timber Lew round and roundblinded
Ca•Latities sed lately of Buffalo, has
been take:. to the Utica Masse Asylum.
1 That Haekirg Corners can he So quick-
ly cured by Shilub'• Cure. We trimaran
se it, For ale by J. \Willa,, Drurguit.
4)'D•mnran Roses imp'imp'that bbloodbloodmeat Ire shed for Ireland'. We limps
that !ivasa sill be put in the '-ant
si
ranks.
A ,r rr.p..1tNe.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,el
T oy far J C Arena ••ate weals K
.i lenurM.
1887-
H r�aor's Magazine
ILLUSTRATED.
- Ya.rsine darning 1'117 will contain
• noire, rat fpernw pe1itireal, petal, amid ro-
mantic interest. e*titled "%arta- -setoff of
R•i.-,an life -by Katbicen ('!loan; • sew
novel. .mauled, ' Aprei Heprs,' by W. h.
Hoorn,: "Southern stet('ue- by chariot
Dudley Warner and it.set-'a Harding Davis.
Illostnird br William Hamilton Gibson:
"Omar American Indt.strie.•' -. coatinuM
"R.etlal 'tui,es." by Dr its T. � • tartan-
arti,lcs rex the eta:lway nob'. m by rein
toot rrr.1,:.. LrW aeries 4 ulustratle•a
F:. A. 's i. -y a..11 A.fn .1 I'arr..s , articles
E. 1'. Roe ape .41N•r auveceecee.
HARPER'S PSRIUDICALS,
YRa TIAL
HARV' 7tt'u%AZAR. H10
11,IUAZIYK - 4 M
!It.■Ittl K$W'gtKL%.-. 44•
; 1'(lt'\l: PY.W'I-1L...... 2M
H.4R1'e:R.te FRANKLIN SIWAIthi Ili
One Year U2 Numbers) . 1RA
H slRPMtt HANDY PERI Cu, Oss t _ Y1
4embenl _11.IA
N 1•natatr. Fre, tea:. IIiR•
rad t.taty• or ('ana.fa.
the vo'nown of •ate Marl Attila logia wiles
the %in�n•+ w , for Jmie*ad lereeterhre •f vote
ywsr. W'h.•u e.e t.:.•e is spoiled. 11 win De
undersea+lit that the-M.o.-rile:: whiter, to
br in with the Carer;l Number.
Mm i.dVnlnmrs.•1IIAKebob Mao ernes. few
three years limb. ,a Mat clash binding. will
be rent by tris!. aetpaid. Mm r..script of 11:10
per volume. Cloth (:ase., for binding. 10
cease earls by mad. twerps;d.
!Wei liAswa�r�.'e�1 aaasnvr. Atpialetk.l
Analytical. awl 1'1a�ined. tar V.iasts 1 to
-9 mecca,,. from Jure,. taw, to June. 1a18.
one vol.. ave.. ('loth. On.
Itrmn'aace+.ho,rlt be madly be lust-OAce
!tone rh ur-Uratt, to avoid chance of
%'em-.prlyresart oaf b revue Err nierrft�.
letort rit4nul'trr rt}rcats vrvN? of hal.rraat it
Nair arae.
Address
IIA1:PER 1I11OTHFRS. Hs* Teri.
There could be no offer more fair than
that of the proprieti re of Hafynrd's
Yellow Oil, who have long (feted Mo
refund every cent expended for that
remedy if it fails est pee seii.lLMn
ir--war•
fair trial for rheumatism. aedralgia..
sore•thr'ft and all painful esmplsirds. 2
, GRI P
In 188(1 the Nation s1 W. C. T. U. by the tire, and the pegs for tobacco and , 1873
Conrentit.n formed a department to be the burning tobacco leaves grew to be
ferns and scallops uf gold as they hung,
is spectacle'. around the desperate maw.
He had seen tires -.lion the stage and
known as that .,f "social purity," co -
(operating with the White ('ruse, and
Miss Willard assumed iia leadership.
That her darts in thts line have been helped to stamp then ..ut, and he
specially blessed, the developments and limped toward the grater flame near a
results amply prove. Never these she corner ; bat suddenly a truest tongue of
seem divinely 1e1 and inspired than tire licked him and singed him as if Cyr -
when standing before immense sadism- berms at hell's di or had fondled on him
oft and eloquently pleading for the "es- with a furnace tongue :
tthlishment of a single cods of morals. Fear seized hilt sod he ran toward
and the maintaining the law of parity *e the door on mieetting bones--- the dour
iequally binding upon men and women;'• held open *e by a me invisible angel -
in ee.desvnrin; impress upon the t and as he ran the ponder.ns beanie and
minds ..f men And wn•nen, youth and
maidens the ahsnluto deman 1 of religion
I physiology for purity in word, thought
and deed. ••
She pnasenes in a rare degree faculty
or interestiae ..therm and setting them
to work. This no doubt is lardy due
tiers in the structure seemed to fall upon
has skull and smash it like an pre.
Booth nett reit water in hes face, and
teen men were holding him up and .wrrh-
ing his body and putting their fineers in
his brain.
"its bore," said one, "right where be
shot the president, behind the ear and
•
''ADA'• ('OMs.' ;n1 R'i'..
1887_
Harps -•s;' Wrinkly
;I:_; e, 1: tTF.Iu
Harper s,wec..ly ne•in•alns i'. position an
the le• 4',g illustrated newa;aep••r in Amer
t. •a hold apo. amble' -,:.- and cos-
t. a never struarer •1.ab at the preta: , ,.e . Bestire the picture. Name.
We. kly always contain* inerts:amts of one.
oees.SuRa.nnaty 141.n, of the b•st oovela of
the day. finely alestrated, with .bort earls,.
poems, stets wand ;open nn tmpsrtaat ear -
rest teles by !the most popular wrhera. Th.
OM t*t has toner anal f, fity eltereiaed t*
the past to make Harpers Weekly a safe as
lift! NOS web ea.• ♦Ssitu, to rtrry but:eebold
VOW aot Ire related is etc future.
HARPERS PERII►I)IC,IL,.
��// rte 'emir
1887 NARPRK' M KKKV t.'..... .4 or
Net R!'1Ck'x NAZAR.. i (41,
I)ARplars Y(K :ttz l'RV)J'LR.. r sir
IIAR1'h'irsj FRANK LIN ilQ1'.4HE
I INR.4 Y. One Tv.. s.'1 nvwMrrl 111n0"
114 RPRR"f I) I A'I)) NF -tents. (lost Yews
/)t Neslrr.l . . .. ... rs eo
Teeny, Free to alt rad;
sr-nf urs .. t4. Usti-
ei statutes (.'.sale.
ANNOt tf.IIMAT FOX TNt AMINE 1:111
':RIP in now an well known a• to re.tuire
very little of either description o: pral.e.
it u
The 411e17 Cartoon Paper Is Canada.
am. d isfs rnMhed at shoot OMR HALF TIM
1'1;114. of daaila, journal* I. the a'p'ed
States.
GRIP'S CARTOONS.
in addition to twine 'tel. tiv impart at wh•a
they refer to poliru+• are always on 111 self
Of trinitam and moral,',,
The Mgr imtrnvrnt•nts are nniver+nliv s1
mined. Toe neental ,• emerged to 14 pars,
and I. :s Delisted upon haat• toned sal well-
catendered paper. 1105 les both the ew-
anv,nrn seal the letter areas a !beautiful
epp.'•ran. r. And, aatwirh,tas 5 .Ig title en
Iarrtement and improvement. the price of
UIIIP is
Only M • year ; Wye. Caplet. Irwin,
ftbe prier ,t commanded when but a !nor pats
sheet
GRIP'S PLATFORM :
l/wwnr*est .'nut Vulgarity. Patriotism •rati-
eef Partizanship Tart *pit land Tlr.aper
The Virtual,' of the Weenier lee ,u with tie.
feet Number for January of ....oh year When
ten time iaeaeutionert. It win he nndersseed
;bat the soh.. liber wishes to commence watts
the Number •orreot al the time of the receipt
of Marr,
Mand Volnim, of /IAnrtre. we. Duty. for
three yearn hs. I !n new cloth tending, oda
r ..ant by nisi . rostrum pod. (sr by ,epees,
are► 1 ,xpwnne .p r.,. idcd the frearht dew net
ea,.•.d nee d.d:ar per vole.,,f, tort/ N /•r
volume.
('loth Cases for ea n rolnrne, saital rs Ifer
e(wdi.R. will be sen' by mail, poetpaW *m
re.-r;pt of 11 Nese!..
i enitttenrss do,11 b, mad, by IieLaes
Money trier ss teaft, to ayst4 cbawee et
Iola,
Neie•s,p,ro,►pereore wet to ropeIRR• afwtrltse-
wcwl willed the err- . ss ser. r of llama t
. tivermew,t
Address
HARP= ! BROTH LRS New !ink
FOR SALE.
to her own example. She keeps eta- -
41)• ne net he without this Davin -Its resod
Inn ('•noon Pater. Its price ptare. it tamer
e 1. rem h of a:•.
Adders. •t Prep Modes seat re
se C.. as a.4 1't Fr riot Per..,' West. Tann
ravel re
Temperance," "Hints and Helps," "How all shown by the debt of the herein, I reiuibsi Mr. aa0. lar 1>!a -
to Wein" -ie charming book for girl.; . harm, winch was reflected in the home SPECIAL PREMIUM IWWEL
eschew in leer life she wrote "Rise.. stead porch he lay upon. l
All n
wlsltten MOP, new or ache we
T.
Beaelifnl e s," which is hires r•peb- "Did he -- betray -- tae rited iwtl t. • copy et t metra adman
HAW lit
Hie Leaden. Booth, pointing to atm of asps, the ea -
Lt 1.411 he bar.! le Aisles is .iii as wins bei hr. fibs him be Ye hem.
played from ..yen t•, ten w,eretaries; s nn the same ...1e, and here it comes
a enntributnr to many of the popular thr rsgh
journals of the day. and ha• found time in rsgy�ing torments he discerned he
to bring oat several boobs, "Woman os furs hint two men in Confederate dress,
r.,
to. New .etrrrlhasender .111
r hf ri1ter. irlanrn elf I a to x
4.
'Oow.nwverten tea us.1M the saw
Liesetatehertly so
w teyalcxma. • .as a far paw
Lot No. 668, on Victoria-st.
in the Town of C oderich.
•N
cup eel by TlIt111A!s M Rilif)K.
TAN b t ,a situatedn • rend pen fel f t
'fawn. It has erected there.. • It *see
Dewy, with attnhea attaeh,d, whlet W lash
ptwted Ineiy. sad is e • reed state ei /rs•
"IiIkesu.
tep (h/ rA LR :- Rae rash. and tui&
DWI elearaae N e
ics era
,er farther partiellialle sett, to the oe:et-
(IIARR(lW 1 PROVDwrxyT.
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