The Huron Signal, 1888-6-8, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1888.
CAIRO.
Interesting Lotter from the Land
of th r Pharoo!eS.
Doan%Wee 1 Ibe (Ny--The t ltaeet--Toe
Bet Raseeete *mon •asps.
btlrwe Jsaestee wen- - TM
Twee be ef ere. 1eessls.e..
ak
to.r.� grseaee of Tits til:oil tL
Shepherd's hotel, .its i .d sea the hewer'
of eh• city of Caro, is • ,:oubl.uK.
roomy, old building, ettetettr y ori
mooted around the high vtra'wah es-
Leeey h, a prove of dumkeys all ataud-
tug tall- sat t rearvb Us. ,ceps, • it their
motley crowd o1 dove,* tit pert only
a*sill rev aeaie .one to •.upl..t them.
Beery donkey rejoices in • u. re . r ie..
manorial nears. You bray tot a couple
of !roues have the saquuue pleuutu of
•triJlmg (horse Wsshn.gtou, btune.all.
Jwks.o, Abe Lincoln, LhLeaseps, ►lo-
h'.r:rbt Alt, Cerheld, Gladstone, Dosrvrh,
Napoleon, Jay Gould or coy other
.'man of mirk,.' stud he elated the ,soh
the streets •i • gall, by to. Arab
lace. with long altars tu. ise.ntly •pply-
u.g theee gentle prnuadrrs to the becks
sat thew 11:uatn•.ue mauled aniw.rls. Oil
it guy be Miry Auth r...it, Lily Lauttry,
44 seen Victorti, L nitres.; Eutgeuru or
the Suiten are highly rr'o.LWen led as
bouts of burth•s wd teal .'..:ta. ll
sae an amusing sight to see us mat
n:oruing scurrylug ir.r., u< t the
nawa'rw erorwre AAu IIA'.AAr.,
each on a miserable rat of a donkey te-
q raring two boys to hr..) .t rnuuw_, our
let. now end onto hueo!•.nt o no's( the
rostgli peronistas' or our hoed• *inkling
•sae-Low-ere:.ed p%.•wte- ar -t.e---tile
la streaks of fuel alleyways rood reeves
Bat It is the Lrup.r thine to do it. 1'cr..,
mud everyone who hes visitor the old
city and bee not het • sail on the Ntle
and • ride on a doohsy bas
root telly done l,;,yp'. Here to
this fa.r ua Or.e tt.' cur, so olden
wuntwue'1 In the Ambito Nights, oar
hate nearly fire hiudred th.owu,l
people, •flout vue-tct.ttr 01 whoa' ate
Europeans.
VII MODERN PMT M Tar •iRT
is eery Treseh, --'1'x)0 .Eouw are high
sad 'showy and s.nsewntt Permian io
architecture ; the coy ab un to in cafes.
where iu the ought music wd darrcwg
resounds tell moraine. Tire dais of
the Letter c:a.. E p ptIan O. of the latae
Partaiau style raearpt the Lead gear. •
ouud sugar loaf shaped article of a dark
red color called a feu ; the prlsctp.
hominess place are French , end nevi ter
Arabic, resat!' is more widely spoken
Chau any o'her ta'ugue to this poly Cori
city. Whit., waud.rilig alma in Cum
streets the traveller Lu natty golden
gliwpw into the mysteries of urtrntel
life : of .a'..a tradesmen going to or re.
taming (turn their work , • gorgeous
t.orbened fat and fuming old Arab, dram -
ed in supero silks wad goidau corded
rumens ; • Turkish lady &sonde het
donkey with • puffed out caromn shaped
dress of bulky bia.:knees, clove!? veiled,
but her largo track eyes shining forth
in liquid lustre ; the waterman with a
donky-.k to flung over hu ahowlder,
treat -pedlars ealryintg tLeir grapes. figs.
watermelons., lune* ; ur the Ewer seller
h a roses, each one surpassing the other t
to the poetical tiewnpuon • f his goods ; 0
t1.a watermelon is "the consoler of the
ern :.arraseed." dowers are "odor. .f
1'.r.edtee,' or the rose is • thorn, (goes
tie nosh of tum prophet it hire.ured, t
meanies amply, fresh r,.w, foe the as- 3
aro:atr s of matte, nemme sheds • silvery a
skews over the articles for sal.: the
probability of wing some rine shake
hands over your head as you pees by in
tie narrow streets. The hundreds of d
d.okeys paring and repairing you with
rl.eir many colored sad eethr.,idere.1
saddles : the nemerru• 2,.1d11411ithi I
open sts:ls wait rich wares displayed for
sale ow either Bide of you. and the ad-
eaLtageou• di.piay c f ch. stuck. in trade
of tbe bt'gg.n--• withered arm. sight
less eyes. leglee., armless, noelless, or I t
deformed is body, which to them in a
b'essi•4 bestowed by Nature err chance,
for they need newer do further work—
*it thee* eights and picturesque Oriental
wonders creat• • froth serene" at every
milt. Toe prisrp•} 'hoe of historic
note in the etty
ffikilime• Io s.d.r•taad. In the lratl•my
h•11 I sweated moonily fuer mum -
the' coons ut h are i. •
coonsOuchOucht state of ptswvati .est fled which
1 ave depicted in flaming melons the
hlenewlyp•ie b/stery of the occupants
Here are aims collections sat cern, •beat,
bread, ravens, rep and nee •beach were
fogad iu the memuay rwrr• sad won
d.wbtleas planed there o. solely the
buster of the Ira vet -stator -4 pilgrim* on
their way to the the bnahirr world.
TIE OLP AO,
that wee Sio often 'pourer ea the UD•
sec;. satinu farmers en C,.,r.ta a few years
eel/ a'r•,ut the wuoderful k:,yptian wheat
that was (ueod lei the t..isba grub the
usumiws Md had rested then foe
tbousauds of years •Rating the hand of
modern burbandry to brio.; it forth and
e uw it do fertile ars , elicit it would ger-
minate
erminate and beteg forth a tho,.aud fold,
prow of to be without tomatoes 0;
the vet -tows kinds of ermine f.,uud in the
us'Inurny craws so lug deprived of heist
and air, expert Mee is sh..e that rod
u.tu hat ever t.wu male to sprout.
Modern Egyptian wheat can he punches
e1 In quantities of trues tee to tea
thouesud (.ushels at •hoi.t 80 mints •
bushel, and its •but cue 1,0 pay two
dollars a pound for it, as 1 have ki nen
lei Were anetaite e L *mg the mammy
ball we r.seh the jewel lull where a•
sett: a utacnr6eeut collection of gold
bracelets, chains, ehara.s, small atm,
daggers, brow plates, err rings bead
dress**, eo den 'sondes. cuusidsred as a
tomato! et future Is(e,st.d`Iecerally Nutted
,,.side the tuuwmted Indy, well formed
tit ire. rrpreseuting kings and queaus.
and modela of beats and bares manned
by rowers aa,l helmsman n' gold. But
leaving the city, along •n excellent road,
we find ourselves, atter au hour's drive,
est
site of
THE alt.yfllcT CIT:' Or HELIOPOUs,
known in Scripture as the City of On.
It is supposed that Moen here mottled
the wisdom of the E,yptaans, and in
later times Plato and Solon teceiveJ a
gnrt of their education, and hen tt was
that Joseph was given Asenstb, the
r eie•t'e daughter,n • wife Gen. zh,43).
If such thinru ever beppened un this
dreary looking spot nothing now remains
to show that it ever bosote 1 of a angle
Dwelling. A thousand acres of plats
looking trrotmd, wretch at wheat
er barley, a clump of trees, au abundance
of wild gerautuuu, a luiurtant growth of
weeds and nettles, a mound showing
small ftagmentl of broken pottery, a
shattered and pattered eph:nx, knocked
out of all recognition as a masterpiece of
Man's handiernft—as tt, doubtless, at
ors time was—and one solitary, grand,
t"wenng, obelisk are all that can be
aseta of the once famous seat • ( learnittgg,
dm "City of the Sem." We tied our
lunge to • tree under the shade of the
obelisk, known as
PH 4,1041i.• S'Bt.P!. 1,
Swot wandered shout the plain in fittest
of wi'nething that might strengthen cur
belief that here at one time was the great
stat of learnlog, the only place in the
ties known world for the study of phil-
osophy and astronomy, but the only evi-
dences of its existyuce were the few
pieces of colored glass and pottery wan,
the size of a penny, and the rine treat
landmark seen from all pares of the
plain, the tapering obelisk, composed of
one solid magi of granite. This to idec-
i€ed by its hieroglyphics with Osorchnn.
ne of the thirteen Pharnabs mentioned
In •crioten, and it is shown that
Oa•rchom corresponds with the %arab of
I1 Chmn., 'Or. making the atonement
o doe from about 1000 B. C., or nearly
,100 years old. The feces of the obelisk
re ti feet at the base and gradually
taper to a point at a height of 114 feet.
Each face is covered from the top to
hottom wttb hieroglyphic'', and has been
emphered to mean about the some •s
Meet of 001 modern 45onomeots, " A
loving friend. a husband true, rte , oto."
On our return we visited the identical
sp't
.-HERE TIER ROLL' rare1Ll' aamrID
n their flight from Palmate* mown into
Egypt. There is the self -soma syesmnre
roe ; of curse It is • little gnarled and
aged sad Mot so grt.n rad ;leasing to
the eye ae a bright -leafed budding
blooming Toone ten year•old, but we
mast remember it has stood then for at
Mast 1889 years and of tw.ssity • few
years longer in border to give rest sad
shade to the weary -worn fugitives. It
is carefully fenced in, and two men
always stand guard over it for tier the
irreverent American tourists with their
rival vandalistic propensities would
whittle it up and carry it away piece-
meal. Not even eery we •H,.e.J to
pluck a leaf from its over-haugeng
boughs, the guardians i.f. rming us we
might have moms of the tattoo leaves a
w• had some hackah•she to part with.
The ignorant Copts fully believe in the
airsc.losa staying powers of that tree,
but oely through their traditions is this
father of perennials knnwn so the Holy
Tree. Nearer. us oar retort to the
city, we pato uff the men mad to the old
mew Or T1s uhal &LOOKS,
moony* dilapidated piles of brick and
mortar ; at was tune, doubtless, msNet-
pteem 111 archttestural beauty. The
twit point ni miters* to os was the Nil.,
which, at this moot 0f the year. June,
is at uta lower level- We engaged a
beat just 'opposite the Weed .f 11.d•
where the celebrated Nilometr for
measuring the height of the river is
luasted,and meat • part of the aIteeboos
os the dirty, doggish Waling% The
width here is about a quarter of a mile,
but at high water the banks are o,sr•
sowed. sod the width at stteh rail•* --
varies from three to fuer miles. Jest
opposite to Boolak is the spot where
Plsreah's da•gbter foiled Koine, wad if
soy ow doubts the Arab tradition of
thio brine tie earned nisei he tray sae
foe kir.. W the bullrunles is villa the
beald oars bead, whisk •held be set -
distant *woggle for any ore sk.pti•.Ily
The Nile to rise is
J ..d .eath•ee intollyealehm,. 16.
daily eine Wag tiallskiet7 reseeded end
ogled is the .treele rat Oahe by remoter
etisiale, to midi of whom a spade' Ate_
trio* is allotted. The Melte* rise es-
„wad
raerddd is •b'.M thirty feet at Osis.
D. 1. M.v.
Tal CITADEL
t uJt nearly $00 yuan azn from woo*
broomht from the eater c.etng of ane of
the pyramids. The rated,. a in itself •
strait town and is oveesb.dowed by one
of the largest and latest mosques in
Egypt. It was built by Mohamaed Ali
about the bemtoais; of this cautery, and
i• named after hies. Frees the elevation
on which the citadel and mnsalee stand •
o tagniticent view is obtained of the Nile
valt.y, the city and surrounding roan -
try. Thit city looks • pertain wilderness
of fiat roofs, palm trees, miseries, mov-
ing donkey. and cs.l•, and sway to the
west the gtisteing mods of the Lybien
Desert stretch w far as the eye scald
reach. Close to the citadel is what is
claimed to be Joseph'. W.Ii, hewn ist
the rock to • depth of 300 feet, and ea a
level with the waters of the Nile It
wsa, doubtless, heave out by the •ae.eet
LLyptsaas, bet then is eo proof that
Joseph bad anything to do with its
origin. The city It.. some tin pelmets, all
of modern date, built by the later rehire
..f Egypt far their relatives and favorites.
Itoe of the prio.ipai alteratives to the
traveller u
TAP. sonWE If Vain a
Irian is to be fumed the largest, most
vsiva►* ad meet ia.troetive 'tenseness
of Egyptian atgsitlw in the world.
Colossal ghb.l..lien., obelisks, sacred
buds, jacket% ibis -heeded men, rash
heeded sties raid a assumed end e..
octet. sad statuette. .mhlem.tie d
sanest Sientiandieissities, are all worthy
Of notice for the 1...... of vertt..-
shlp, the value of the material d whisk
they are composed se well u their paw
liar symbolical mesni.1. i *camel a
dog eomp.sd entirely of agate. • raw of I
• estisa
li.r red jasper. d flak geese,
frogs sod unmakeys of (•Vie Inawli. AY
Urea eraMtsegsts tl ier lderegtyphio .r*►
ar the means eye ; teimeglee, .ymbileei
of *quality : nem, el . ernhos• ; erase -
SAM. et the pilaw 411 the Messed ; Anse.
N 11 01t7 ; • bsseb, of the *sorrel►
tiioe,p.eNe .trMlit,_and *thee �, sed I
other .step eymbtt that would telt* •
"Whst'a thea waster r"Railroad •t rap,
sir." Neese memo lit .g.."Yeo:
sir ; steal[ee hew w./eted t9► gees,
— Brookiya dg*.
}tousetolb stints.
Apple muse it much improved by Mir
additive of • tabl..p'o nful of butter,
and requires Ins sugar.
A uJetioi cf pe.trlaah in water thrown
upon the Moo will ealwguta► It Iww.-
diat.ly.
Tl.. heat way when but greane has
been spilled on • door is to dash cold
water over it, 40 u to harden et quick-
ly and prevent it striking out the
boards.
Poe eleenieg bow use a thin paste of
plate powder, two tablespoonfuls of vin-
e gar, four tablespoonfuls of •loubul.
Hub with • ponce of damsel ; polish with
ctlamoir.
Cuse lemon juice and salt to remove
iron rust.
To preserve the ehisticit, of Indian
robber, wash it five or six times • year
with alightly alkaline water.
Corks limy be made air and watts
tight by keeping thew for Eve minuter
ender melted paraffins ; they must be
kept down with a wire screen.
In mixing mustard for table use never
add vinegar, which destroys its life and
flavor. Buil water for molstebing
and let the water thou become blood
Wattle.
A good handful of rock salt added to
the lath m the next beet thing after an
"ocean dip,” and a gargle ..f a week
solution is a good and ever -reedy remedy
fur a sore thrust.
reelect Weald b.
Can only he attained by carefully attend-
ing to the laws et oaten ss expressed in
the system. To do the suoce efully re-
quires the use of Burdock Blood Bitters
uucasiobally, to secure the regulating
end strengthening resect sal thin splendid
.medicine. 2
In nervous prnetration, rest and sleep
are the first iudtspen.able a nditions.
-t change is always in order to make
them partible. The diet most he gen-
erous, the fool well masticated mid este°
slowly.
There are malty indications of arenas,
but I)r Lows Worm Syrup meets them
in every case successfully. 1m
To take rust out of steel rub the steel
with sweat oil ' i. s day or tern AS
"nth finely powderer ewlackid Mete en -
til the rust all disappears, then oil
again, roll in woollen and put in • dry
pian, especially if it be table cutlery.
issued rawer,
Burdock Blood Bitten Quite, in one
onmbination remarkable power• as •
tonic, blood -purifying, system -regulating
sod clearing medicine. It has no rgnal
icons power or caring all Dia•sw .of the
Stomach, Liver, Ktduays, Bowels and
Blood 2
When a hinge creaks pot a littlfr
graphite of a oft lead pencil on the place
of friction.
Enric:i the Blood by t' -e nee 411 Mil-
burn*" Beef, Iron and Wine, which sup-
plies the necessary blood building ma -
twist, lm
In a severe sprain of the ankle im-
. ltese the joint as soon as possible in •
pail of bot water. and keep it then for
fifteen nr twenty minutes. After re-
moving it keep it it bandaged with hot
Moths wrung out of water, or rum and
water.
Mew is warts.
The mode of operating of Butdock
Blood Bitters is that it works at one and
the some time opoe the Stomach, Liver,
Bowels and Blood. to cleanse, regulate
and strengthen. Hence its almost uni-
rer.sl value in chronic complaiota. 2
One of the cheapest and beat modes of
destroying insects in pot plants is to In-
vert the pot and dip the plants for s few
seeonds in water warmed to 130". A
German paper, referring to this plan,
safe that the steles will stand 133' with-
out injury. We vocally hest the water
pretty well, and pour in cool until 130°
is reached.
in icier. ase te the r.l.l.
Dyspenata is dreadfnt. wandered
liver is misery. Indigestion is • foe to
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
of the most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. It 1s easily put out
of order.
Greasy food, tough fond, sloppy fool,
had onnkery, mental worry, tato hams,
irregular habits, and many other thine*
which ought not to be, have made the
American people • nation of dyspeptics.
Bot Green's August Fl vu er has done
• wonderful work in reforming this sod
beanees and making the Arne:iout
people so healthy that they can .ajoy
sir in eels and be happy.
Remember :—No happiness without
health. But Green's Attempt Flower
brings health and happiness to the
dyspeptic. Ask irony druggist for a
bottle. Seventy -lee orate. lowly
eve aadbem Mpe ntstoomis.
Then are d omaind. who believe it is
healthy to ries early In the mnrnigg ;
whereas it is a hymtemie crime for • an
to ret do bef,.ie be wants to. The de -
air. to shop lots in the arreieg is one
of .rtsri s most emphatic iwttusationa
that more time is needed for repair.
For • man to go to work is the moraine
is a sleepy semi -aerator cooditi0• is
simply err:deal seicid.. There is an-
other pprlsr deletion that • uses should
stop eating while he is yet hungry. He
might me well Sep breathing, before hie
locant* are 111wd. lileinger is the barome-
ter that tells the .tate of the stnmaeh. A
mea is waver beegry Eileen he might to
eat. There is soother d.Iuruio. that
. laht air is unhealthy --es if any ere
wend get &nye/ lag bot eight air at eight.
There is really so air or unhealthy as
4Cy air beetled up and kept rani eight
There w bees we stay daaaayssed fete
Mean. 'es air like hsekletmeries by
hewi.to
mews seed .
The eneighisi a is wily recd•red un•
sightly by Pimple•. Livor 8pet• aid
Yollowwses These It i• well bides are
erased from a la•etle.Ilver and bad
Mood. Dr Chases Liver Ogre t.t(i.0
the Mood and whole *shah flee R:
tape eonh for tenet emirs. Mete •.d
▪ i•+.ia+a all yea in gtewetI, gem -
reales.
Sold ail iret�giee, ON
Farm arab Ibarden,
tarts. /e /eetetyr
Oee of the most *weaseled helps in
farming or, in fact, an any b.Msrss lean
evict knowledge, as bear ea eau be oh
tamed, ..1 the business rs led wet ie.
Gee's owe 45141.1, before operatiwrs actu-
ally commence with the hank. And.
therefore. a partied of out • owe segued
work and of h.s luso, as worked out day
by day, if honestly wt down every night,
bwoomea of great value to himself, and,
.c the year. g., by, of more and more
humanities. It i. • chart of his We, of
Ma farm and e f his financial ?tendon!, o
entail out by his own hand. Some
years ago each • journal in • neighbor-
ing county, kept oy a p•iu•t•klttg seal
roturste fernirn, settled • very mew
tarn law earl, and thus saved Ilnndr'wdr
of dollars acyl moat auaiety orf naiad.
Keep • journal, therefore, I urge epos
every farmer. It will only moires five
miuutwr' same every eight. and as the
season will °p'n bus -the first of ibis
coming month —la the time to begun.
First give a history of tbe weather—
clear, c!uudy, hot or coli- then write
down .hat work you do yourself, sod
then what your hands do. if you make
• sale put it down ; d you pay auythin*
nut. that ; it ycu sow • crop or want,
set down. Take au account of the differ-
ent trier as they leaf out and Noma,
note when Inc different variety of birds
put in an app.arrue•. It will be inter
issuing to you in a short time and ter,
u seful. Such • journal have I kept fur
souls twei,ty odd years and my parents
before we, coed 1 prise it highly.
By keeping such an account, and hy-
ing your fields all numbered, in • few
years you eau tell how many days it will
require to prepare each field for • amp,
Sent 1Hramb
The Former'. I rich (mem, ono the
followrg d,fforeut elfey
balky horses, whet, are
fur trial . First, 1•st the Durr mat the
sock, examine hos cutfslly, int see
side, then the '-the, . if yes rasa get
him • handful of Irmo, pea it to kiln,
.nal *peat enawraosety N bora. Time
jrrop tutu the wagon ,tele the weed
amid he will geti-ea o. obey- 8ecuOd,
take the horse out , ! thea elatta, sea
turning kis around to a Wrote email he
u giddy, will generally start hast. Third,
smother way to cure a wiry horse es,
Place your ha•d lief his sues sed shut
.d his wind uhtil he masts to go.
Fourth, then, azure, tale a couple of
turns of stout lotus around the fun 1
just below the knee, t.tht esosgh ter
the horse to feel it ; us to a bow knot.
After going a short distance you ean gel
out and remove the sir:ig, to provost
injury to the tendons. F.tth. again, you
semi try tbe to.b.,ue • Tate the tail of
the horse between the hod lege. mind tie
it by a cord to the a.dd:r girt. Sisth,
the last remedy that I know, is as fol-
lows : Tie a stem; se,und the hal'••'•
e rr, close to head Tt,., sill divert hie
attention and start hoc
Occasional U ..ee of a geed cathartic
like Burauck Pills an some ry to keep
the blood pure and the holy healthy. 145
*1.1stksed.,
In the heart of the rd6te • teas is •
dude it he wean a Ise pateerme3 goat
and shoes blackened terse • day. A
mole way back iu the u:tenor, he is •
Jude if he wean any cut' wb.tevee on
week days in the seamier, .r hue hie
shoe blacked oftener than semi-annual-
ly. I suppose 0111. might tet .• a• far
into the "interior of tune other coo -
and the yield ,approximately deprodialt t, if -not ,,f -the min that fie .malt 1
upon the season) from each Edd. Your
farm work will be lifted shove mere
drudgery into the realms of active
thought, •sad it becomes brain work, and
brain work pays.
For instance, turning to my journal
for last year I find 1 planted corn the
3rd, 4th and beth of May ; ground mellow'
•tui Is pea order. ilittlie 7th, being
showery, wt out cabbies and tomato
plants. each with a ball ..f earth attach-
ed On the 121b of the same month,
aerated pees and potatoes, and eo
On thmoghuet the year.
And 'as you work you can note any
little experiment as to sold, as to the
character of certain manure*, the value
of lime, either on sol, or ou plowed
land, etc., etc. The village of Haria,, in Sema, i)re
A farm antes is alao valuable, mstiraq been destroyed by Era. Eon.handrrd
a trifling sum as compared to as tlsefu.- I families are hcmelesa
nem. It also tends to make ..ns parti•
cular, accurate, and thoughtful. If a' —`—
pig or calf is t.. be sold you can know lel a sack agent
in • few minutes what uI s weight may Mr Goode, dnru' t, li not a book
be, cid by reeding the market reports agent, but has the agency in Goderieh
you can re ti uout Its value in • few for Johnston's Tonle Bitten. which his
moment. Yom will thus sere, maybe, can heartily rec.mn' ed for any com-
as much as what otherwise would coal !plaint to which • tong medicine soap
you several days work to obtain. 1 plicable, This valuable medicine Las 1
Keep a journal. Be sceurate to note ; been with most astonishingly good re -
down what transpires. Be honest with I sults in eases of general debility, weak -
yourself and your (arm, and at the end ! neat, irregularities peculiar hi females,
of each month sum op the work dome, I retreat. paleness. impoverishment of the
and at the end of the year add the en- ! blood, stomach mid liter troubles, lees
tiro months together, grouping the j of appetite, and for that general worn
several items together. w that at a; out feeling that r.early every one is
glance, one an know what has been i troubled with at s me part .of the year.
deme—what profit, and if a failure, how I Don't forget the r.arue Jo.httston.'s Tonic
cen
it may be uveroiam.—Baltiwnre Amer- I Mitten 50c. and $l mer b.,ttle at Goodie
drug store. Albius til es. (;oderich, Bold
agent. a
be considered the most thozra0t octet of a
dude if he were antthwg at all. So of
petunia! habit. There are all steges of
the appellation, from nettimg a man
down as • dude because he has • daily
ltril,h, to the attitude of the chimney
eeee*, reported lately in the p•pnrt
who proudly statsd his determination to
w his face once • week, whether it
n et or non --Admit.: Monthly.
Do not take genies for malarial dis-
orders. Kyei s Ag. t sr. c..ntains none,
nor any other injury, -us ingredient. This
preparation. If taken 'grotty in wooed-
auce with directtoi s,nwarrauted to cure
all malarias diseases.
The bat mole** tat the et mash
Whe-
al* lewwdwleer� the beet rare hat bldltrra.aar.
nick ►eltd•sho, isdiles*twa, and all tio.. whim Moo • disordered liver, are
withoution Johasue • Tonic Lire,
PoJo II= t suit. eater coattail said.
yet e0wliv. 96 ot.. per bottle sole by
Goode, druggist, Atb.un Moak, God,
tick, sell mom 1.1
The Sines and the Great Wearers are
generally aussiddred the brat etsmahepa
to arum the Atlantic. Aeoordlug to a
correspond's' of the New York Tease,
the honor really belongs to the Sewer -
nab, which left Savannah. lie., M ly 211,
1Bly, r L;v.rpud .lune 211. Her
commander, Q.pi. Menet ((v.-.. f New
L oisdon, Ct., also c'nrwa•Ced the tom
steamship un the Heim n, the Delaware,
the Chs.speak., and from Chartesuu w
tia.•unalt. The Savannah's 1'.g Is pre-
served t• the Smiths' t ion lnm'ute.
•• tae %ever more Geese w
5•. "hardly ...re" aa.ut it. He had
•u attack of shat pe. pie cel "netiow-
oe•s,"and 1' ensile 04. t bg,•wabl. Yet
a man may ''*,rile and smile. and rte a
villain stilt, atm I he wee no villain, hut a
plain, blunt, bonrst wwan, that r...jrd •
reme,}ysurh ■e Dr Par -e.• ''Pleasant
Purgstiyr P.aet,,' sbi i, never fail to
Cors bei ,.u.uew and-ti..eased or torpid
icer, desp.o.ia aid chr"ridc eonstlp•-
tom in druconta.
lese0 Nes.
is made by the proprietors of Hagyard's
Yellow (Id, who have lung offered to re-
pended for that remedy if it fails to
give satisfsciion on fair trial for Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Sore Throat and all
painful complaints for which it is reonm-
clouded.
Blbrle ab.eedesen..s.
If on wishes a single shrub to orna-
ment a front yard or court, the most de-
sirable is • hybrid rhododendron. A
good plant of this will cwt more at the
nursery than a cart lead of lilacs and
snowball.—and is worth it. Fur such •
u se as the above, when it is to he seen
every day and aereral times a day, it
should be worth looking at. Thea rho-
dodendrons are evergreen, hardy, fine ie
form, and will succeed in any locality
when there is not Time in the soil. If
there is • limestone soil. dig out a large
place, and fill it with good pasture soil.
Those who have written about the cul-
ture of the rhododendron hate made it
appear that such a preparation of Moil
was needed as to discnunge ell bet the
wealthy, while in fact then are etrll-
ent sorts that will flourish in any good
pasture or garden soil. If any one
wishes to grow the finest and most coat-
ly he meet hove a gardener t• grow
them. But our gucd enough for brain•
cry mortals, that will he a mass of ver-
dure all the year, and during!
some weeks in early summer, •
glory of bloom quite good .mmeh i
for meet of as. Go to an intelligent
cad truthful osreeryrsen, leave the
soleetion to him. if hoe boy half • dozen
or a sing* plant. If the plants have
been well grown, She roots will be a
compact ball of meth, and may be taken
up anti moved, eves if the buds are far
ad.aneed.
The official statement shows that there
are 5691.949,536 is gold,,tiver, United
States notes and other futds in the
United States treasury,
teew a Bede reside (.14.
A slim young mart in the height of
Ifashion was violently ar:eeting in a street
ear, when a companion remarked, "Aw,
Cheeks, deah boy, Low dye cat4h teat
e weadtul tx,id "Aw. deah fellab, left
my cane in the lower hall tether day,
and in tucking the ivory handle, so
dweadful add, it chiliad we almcet to
death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey's Red Pine Gum hu a ,id would not
trouble him eery much. For tai. at J
Ve ilsoe's prescription drug store- tf
M Ernest Ronan, the a'rthor of the
"History of the I•r.e! tc," has bion ap-
pointed • grand off ti ifttlie Legion of
Hueur.
Be ea ee• MateerrNs-
Connterfeita are always dengeroes,
more ss that they always closely rut -
TATE TOE 0RI01AAL ,!t APTEASalrCI APD
pieIt. The rsrwrrkable soften achieved
hy Nasal Balm ea a poodles rare for
Oaterh and Oold in the Heed lee ir-
ducted unprincipled parties to imitate it.
The public are ea•tio•ed not to be de -
solved by ne5re.ss imitating Naval Balm
in name and . appeen•oe, bearing such
ranges es Nasal Orem, Nasal Balsam,
eta Ask her Natal Helm and do wet
take imitating' dealers may woe upon
jnre. For sale by slI dt.ggi t* or neer
poet -paid en ree.tpt of pries (Me and S1'
by addressing Folioed &Co., Brockville,
Ont. t f
"Scrap er Soh, air 1' asked the waiter
"Neither," replied the g...t. "That
was • e. ut*elsl q•eetion, waea't it r
sad the guest's friend.
Low's Sidebar Soap is an elegant kr-
let *Meta. acid dooms. and sod poriies
the skim meet .YT.at.ally. lm
Genres, sad Areteeli• are n5s�Mi-
iiem with rush neper for the •dgtli. of
«e.tm•'w rret.ene re rola* Wiese
*moot►
A WeNerrel colas
The tartest Grein, and ore ti.at p'ay
• controlling pert on the health '-f the
body is the liver. If torpid nr irscKir.
the whole system becomes &teemed.
Dr. Chase's Liver Cure is made specially
for Liver and Kidney disease'. and u
guaranteed to cure. Recipe hook t ani
medicine 111. SoltbyiIFd-r`aiQut4.
At Brunswick, Mo.. Wm. Miller, a
respectable citizen, saw his wife mad
John Morgan sitting together t:i the
depot. Miller had rearm t ' seepect ht*
wife of intimacy with Morro. and
drawing a revolver he beta* to lire and
killed them both, Millet 'unread' red.
Hay fever u a type • ! ca'arr' 'army
peculiar symptoms. I' is attend. d by ace
inflamed 'oedema of the rib;nr mem
hrainrs of the t.•rtrila, tear -darts and
thr met, affrctur4 the lungs. Au acrid
mucous m. secr.un.-1,' 1*. diechatoeissecom-
Ponied with a burning emulation There
are severe sperms "f .',erring, fre.lnrnt
attacks of headache, watery and intlane-
•d eyes. Ely • Oven' 8.1m is a ron.-
dy that eau be depended upon 51.tr-
at drergist.: hy mad, reei.t+mol. fillets.
E,y Brothers , Drug/Lists. Owen. New
1y
York.
war -a �TARAH
CREAM 6�6M
(lim, &t .f
el num .ad
COLD its 2
ozr
Hay Fever.
N.l Liywv(, tow
a Polder,
peat injwrio
Drew end Iljrina
rev Oder*
Paine's
elery
pound
URE5 Neva .as Prestrat:ea, Nervosa
H.adecbe. Neu••tgt.a, Nervous
Wcaineas, Stowsacb sad Lover
D. se nas. RE r. reetlsm, Dyspepsia,
cad all adactecus of ilea Wdasys.
WEAK NERVES
ratrw'e Cstrar roomette mette Is s Nerve Teaks
which never 1.1. communing Celery end
Coca. those so..warn.t .t.....la.,•a n speed-
ily curs alt nervous dasmlc..
RHEUMATISM
eaters Cater Cowporten purism fir
blood it dries out rhe lactic sad, which
causes Rheumatism, and remorse the blood -
malaise organs 10 • timidly mention. 11e
true remedy fbt litirsa Ea.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
Parses Csu*r rostrums quickly seesses
the liver and kidneys to p.eeset Wank
curative power oo45i1*at Wankwith 5.
n erve tonics. taakns 4* the hest remedy
for all kidney oonogwa:ats.
DYSPEPSIA
P AnK• cruise CO*recvn erragth•ae the
esaach, and quiets the nerves of the we►
oro organs. Tilos is why It cues eves the
s )roil eoic. of Dyspepate.
CONSTIPATION
PArwE . C*tray Co hoer to is not a Cathy
tic. it Y a restive. pone oiler and natured
sensate the Soweto icaulartty rarely 01 -
lows saute.
secosameoded be professional Lad tu'sbies.
sass. Send for boot
Mee ri.e. •old by Draggle&
WELLS, RiClIAROSON & CO, Prop's
Montreal, P. Q.
IREADMAKER'S YEAST.
tsar 141 n,.1e rail 1144 Yea.'
took to I tr.t IPr1:.A at vnta,in
S:u"y1 LI :217. •
41...•r ,•t ae lactic. M-.
t, wry the: .t wrpsrasr any yea,*
-ver lived by therm.
It makes the Iigbtest, whiles,
se ...lee broad, r,rl°, buss aid
buckwheat pancakes.
nak-r. en swell...very town 1.
.da are sentIt
PRICE FIVE CENTS. 1
/IV VENT I .P g tee uM
the word dueling the last half •eatery. Iles
'east arrows the wonders of lunettes pro-
fs e method and system a( wont thalami
be perrorsied all over the country without
separating the workers from their bootee.
Pity liberal : ray one can du the ; either
se:. Tentage. old ; se speotal • itJ uired.
Capital nm needed : you are .tarruei�p free
Cut : h uurinate/1k
est le gr and wow send
you frac. awetatgg of guest valve and 11W
penance to you. that vinare yea is bust
mew, which win hying Yes U a" aemr/
right awes, thea anythiu else is the werY.
Grand Ducat free. Address Taos O. Co.,
Augusta. Melee. Ric
11A.Y
BLOOD
SYRUP
CB UPON
trounce, Li
r.Kidneys and
HE BLOOD
Agin Will. I'5iIi
mew
•y•rri■
1. M f.mslaleti
irk aratasrbe.
riga.
inanity.
May Apple Bless
p %ever weaken., eseatreactrua sad us
wlweratea the system.
Per sale by Jamss McK 17 drawee. Du
tsonon. rotce acts and p.
DEEP0e, %Pnn'1"n rai.t to thou
wand• of form., but are oar
p•aeed by the .marvel. of Invention. new
wheats. in semi of emeriti*, alert that rya be
hese while living at hems awaid at pM�
woad their adenine t. HALL tor t (n I'eftWt
)1•IM, aid revel s• free. full intersiethe hew
other sex. or ell owes. ran earn from MI se tit:'
dag •v tar. warted add fee- milliards iglu} wherever
near
they ye::..111 fare *civic arm- yea In s slat* earr
this work_ All *comet.
Ctili Cry for cker's s Com.
Ibe• Baby Iwo dale we pre bee Crams
whit vie was • 010(4 As mei air Canter*
women' beers lam. she eke( Cateseta.
Wet• the hili Ch04ett� able awl Orem c..•af..
QTYtt.wvded thea.
ere ; thsy wgn nmol~ iii4 ls'h1111-L s./
nMao d wmiearewe Nwa bA.ln rmh
ems, au. rt�M'odta•retaa�•.A
w tta ttIr anima,
pt.taw 41111
t wan
A Me
each sow sad •s e•�1
rib uyai
week RLr ttvir far-, VP wr
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