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Both'the method and results when
yrupof Figs is union; it is pleasant
and refiesheng to the taste, and *.:ti
gently yet promptly eat ttheKidneys,
Liver gad lloweli,'lessees the aye.
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fevers and mute habitual
constipation. Syrup of Fip is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro -
duped, pleasing to the teats and so-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of T'igs is for sale in Theo
bottles by all 1caling druggists
Any reliable druggist r.*.o may not
have it on libi:d will procure it
promptly for any ono who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SUMP CO.,sex P*A7toiaoO. CULL.
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A IONDOS MIRACLE.
An Important Statement by a
Well-known Citizen.
111r. M. udo
J. rew.. of SS Alms street. selm
Nem sesastr.obe perle.ee to
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verer Rep r•rnteteve Teetered y
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111agnsni aseatte.rags Missed,
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e at last rspItem Agway -A ary
fa 11 et Mope , Otiose s
r 5Oerwre
Landes Advertiser.
At 33 Alma street, '&Inch Leedom, lives
Yr. E. J. Powell, • gentleman who has re-
sided i. London and vicinity for about six
esteemyears, and who enjoys the esteem of • large
n
circle of friends heand elsewhere through.
out the Province. Those who know him
as
are doubtless •ware that he bbeen a suff-
erer since his youth from rheumatism in
its worst form. His aoqualmaoces to she
ray, who remember the long sage of the
illness he stood a year ago last winter, and
who dame to look upou him as almost acoe-
fir.ned Invalid, have been surprised of betlata
terce
to ser the remarkable change for the better
that has taken pl.. The haggard tam ead
almost crippled form of a year ago have
given way t3 an appearance of robustness,
vigor end agility that certainly seem the re-
sult of miraculous agency.
Hearing of the • reporter called on Mr.s
Powell in order to acertain by what nape
means thia traosfotmation had been
wrought. The scribe first a.ke.I if the re-
ports concerning his wonderful restoration
to health were true. "1 am thankful to
say they are," sail Mr. Powell. '- My ease
is pretty well known around here.
To what do you owe your recovery
eau asked.
"1 owe at to the a+e of . certain remedy,"
he replied : "but I would prefer saving no
thing at preemie1 here suffered Dearly all
malady my life with • 1 had begun to think
in,•nrable, and the fact that 1 am per-
maneotly relieved appears incredible. In
common parlance, It seems to good to last.
I want to he sure that 1 am permanently
cured before anything is mule public, so
that when 1 do give a testimonial It will
have some weight. Von may call again
later add 1 will let you know. '
About two months later the reporter
knocked at Mr. Powell's boor, and was ad-
mitted by that gentleman himself. The
latter sant he was now absolutely convinced
o; the permanency of his cure, but being a
nun who .lid not etre for publicity, he had
hesitated long before pe could make up his
to allow his name to be used. I'oming from
es
one of his conocientinusoeand probity of
character, his words beano* fail to have the
weight they deserve.
" The primary cause of my rheumatism, "
•aid Mr, Powell, " 1 attribute to • severe
thrashing administered to me by a school-
teacher when I was 13 or 14 years of age.
I received injuries then which subeeituently
brought .ase years of 'offering. The Ant
time i really felt any rheumatic trouble was
one day when carrying an armful of wood
up • eight of stairs an Victoria College, 1'o•
Bourg, which institution 1 was attending
ea a student. This was in 11372. A twinge
of pain caught me, but passed away in an
inatant. I .lid not know what it was.
Again, when playing football, 1 experieeced
a like sensatma and that marked the oom-
niencement. After that 1 was attacked at
varive / periods, though it was not until
1876 that I began to grow alarmed. 1 was
liven. then ,n Toronto, keeping hooks (m-
int/ brother who was i. the wholesale tit.
!minnow and as I resided on North fern
hroke street and had to walk to Wellingten
',teem',teeevery day, 1 found that my rheu-
matism was getting pretty had. 1 did not
emelt • docent, but took different latent
medicines advertised to erre complaints of
as et
any nature. 1 wnot beefitad, how
m
ever. The rheuethm passed away nely return in the (all and sag 1. 1878 1
engaged i. mercantile Mse.ees in Hetet
.was
,-.witty. From chat oat 1 wat indoor
work, Mit the pain returned at intervals
I suffered from sci►tion u the left leg ; it
as times wvery acute .t es In taking stook
nee day 1 became en severe that 1 wan
elite to move amend. This eau the
first acute symptom that is, where the of-
fsets remained for any length of time. 1
sal/end the moot isNamss pain (n, day.. per 18.'1).
Thee was shoat the r
For a number of years afterwards I
continuedosntinuto grow worse anti worse In
MISS I west tate the teal estate business in
Tweets and havi.a • good deal of walking
to de. I ettpresu
isae the pain etl•eteetl
that geometer it wee all d• awl et all
times, Eminently sit .0
had that 4 wId have
to stead es the threat, rebel .lie mashies of
my left lag wed IN it swim until the pn
aea
was over. At neat, I meld walk let thews
er four Meeks and wood Ihen have to halt.
1 vemeltwl inside el bons aa.: was ad, sed titteat he inesed hie ewlw le Idea ear .it tit. iR- VA* piD wait.
steadily tea 'emend writhe, getting ening raid, the detslan'l ler Mil Pills M some
try elm -trice y. 1 took the uoetmei.t Waistne' rink Mau 4t I have alread; •
time& two M terse clarinet • day oa the thing .,.tuulslsing. sad they eavarhky eta. Stullenl Illibialle the Landes' trainees Al
heed. 4.4 fret front an electna hath v tin bast emiefediene. 1 et,ew two to mor i• lie NIL* 0 $.utkerItnd, i• '. iwgttilL
Mut k dead the nM the eliRhteat read At feat toss volume/1 dseemMehi d usalevs 1�.-ut t.e • Is'"..." t-tvt.wto. um ad4S.4. him
iael my health brume se led that I is- , et>rr.Mll a weceeeerV th� Md. fiO°`I'1't elle ....sag atter Ito vino all
ceded w yak the real wreath busmen, seri I re Mores .•f testae
tiwtlt retgrl AM • h+,Ut•nl eutm t.,uaseat, ed: "Willi
niter upon rowel life, itieseiug tial llyt eb. have been benefited by the ass of Piel 1 k'..ee you. Peieee t. reit" go,1t1i11U.
ehallikr .•f .tr aid .xx:upatw.t u,w6c hem • r Palls. 1 hese e.d.l rhoueawte of been. as •••
bear a1 etl-u.'t. So 1 exchanged seemgre• ! have a•i keattalien in rvouotutywli g theme Alteratives and isprmaissrM SIS the
prty for the oil Dr Woodruff fruit M '• pe. to. t bl.lo.l builder and uor.e nutorw order of the day a M...dri he . 14..igo
meat the city 1 worked it mei year, be , cutinx such dao•wa se rou„w..,dn, swore el the ,meal aro a aver In be sego A yaw:*
limed it viae too l•buriommfor Iy owaplds , ' 41*. partial parelyst., teammates( .r.t•.. S of wets is tee gr..aads w bang cuaverted
which was last rendering my lits • bunk, Vitus' .truce, mer ett. b ads ase, me ver. ' tete u er atneaea! )eke wife weal ellen& ;
1 reluctantly left the farm and mite tet •. ••striation nod the tired I...hug 11. Mem 1 the hoses itself u beteg esia.g.d, .nal eh.
Landes three years aro last M•,yy. 1 do th 4fter-effects of la grope, d,.. im 4 ; bechol.r's sonar sear Me tell is ries en-
mmm bu*ldleg here, but my tealedy pr. p ..h.ij en humors in the oleo.' with s $ei tad rewvsted, os M. ,«.demes, itis
vowed me hum actively ergagtult u b... esiufut*. cltrouicivrepels. vie 1' ask P. ', seMersd, et Price lieurgh et W.le• oa W
pees, give a healthy few iu pole red meow C. ' lehlle ins the mot twat
" A year apo lot *tater the first see' pieties, an are a epw•.t/iu t..r • M novel -a see
fell on December 1; 1 went out to see• pe. uliar to Ike f•ut+IS epti. u.. ,.. ' in ti The lbeprees [gegen,. Ines sold b/ owns,.
the wow, end before 1 got through I wa. cam ot men they effect • imbed cure u e her mum favorite nodose* at !tarries, the
1 was armed W ILL • puu mai had lo'gu halo .moor aratug from n.estrl wet ry, o% ear war Villa esugwie. The Ie,ldt • utegsileseut
the house. For fourteen weskit I ..ver left or excesses of way •tense." use, ns the style of Lour AIA'., r..iru a -
it. The only way In which 1 co01d be a!r. Hodge .. the had clerk, membered. el b • epleedid park, and it was valued
nieved woo by being wheriel stewed is ea what Mr. Mitchell had said. The es et $140,000, but sold ter a little more. It
easy chair. What 1 suffered daring that of Ptak Pile was extr.urdetary *ad tl was bu.ght us awnmissio. b • Paris Arm
petted no ono but myself ora ever realize. general verdict was that it was • wooded. of bankers, it s believed for the tired
1 wee atteod.d by the best phveimat in the medicine. These rill. are manufactured l• Duke Weenie.
city of Leedom. Possibly btu tttsatns-I ear the Dr. Williams Medina. Caapany,Beecl I$ •.e
e at without temporary AM* : at My roto •'ills, Ont.. and Schenectady. h Y , ala • i ' Prince F.rdiasad of rsiftsia .ppsat.. ss
1 grails, Ily renewed maul 1 wr .• le to be sold poly in bozos hearing ole trade tsaeh( he tmtortsaMM u Idsveils to theatres
es my feet once more. I deeded to try Ml wrapper, .t 50 ornate a hex. or dg ham 1em Ahlast is Pads baba twits gpsmsss
otnstry life •gats, sad west eek to my for $2.50. Rear 1n .mien 1•6.61ups1 1*. *11. *► i Sae Sege a the diro./er of Opera, Y.
farm last year, but 1 still tonne 1 1.4 it as Pink Ihlls are never suld io leak. or by kb. 1 IIIIIIMemtw, ardent aseillainnim, acrd load.
bad as ever. I was living in dread of harms Jogai or huudre d, mud any de ler who diet row d the IidMal pr`. W dddber www
to go through minion ordeal. rhea I read substitutes In ala form u 1471 to deism 1 the ethsr, sod obis mesa* se (Jade ted
is the papers about this Marshall sairwmis in you. and should bo •voidiel. Dr Willisare Priem D ,mile el Y • premolar
Hamilton. 1 had thee as moon tuna it Pink Pills may he het of al' druggists 4u1• bis threw sabred hi betr=area,
Pink Pills as I had in other palest now direct. by mail from Dr. Williams Yodiftw i em hem se sseat.clines--sad tical weren't very geese. I did Company front either addreee. The pries it I disaw see
not bother with them nor did 1 think ail is which thew !ills are sold mike • course e1 ' Berm elisions press, at time Rieesita
matter ague until Wt ,September. I •.w treatment comparatively i.exps.dvs. as Cort have% .misread le psis, est to
Yr. Marshall et Ile Western Fair met he )nipared with oteer remedies or tsedieal tern tear tern danger of having the
advised ins to try 1)r. William's Punk elle. tra•unent. "Marmillaue" plied u hie presume, the
I told him I dui out think the re sal foreign Mets ear Steal latereet.
canted to sure rheumatism, and that al- A H. church is u elder t.
Chomp l had mrtaialy woke proof tn., he, P'
own was beat 114.. my ooeiplaiat was 441- mum cyclists to visit it, has previdod •
'root to his, air. V,•ohall •sial ho oosld sate shelter for bicycles Others have set
sot say whether it would cure rbsente ism apart a ••syo&M*.' pew.
oe mot. bot the pal, earo good t.. the Mood The Frame Rowing Club, were, crew
anyway, sad St
11
•.1 41 WOSld do me w dandy beat the mew of the London Rowing
harm to try halt • dons hoses I neglsebed (Ash oath. Seim', has et •heat tie hew
ruoeslarn tj. wteaid
him
his advice tt would he .,sto try • midi-
drei
vise, I thought, Mango( my friends, who 1twoO dk
'o•dasra
had probably read of reetarkablo cans Ttw $d ftp Ow year, oe.dll01-
• coompli•bed by Fisk Pills, kept urging me «I_ e] las H� �7 �d14b. .
to give them • trii•l. Varmsr was well: Mt•teori 1/s. Hil-
At lost I yielded and bsnht ria boxes taw, msMisr Mr• ihal• bs�g
as • sort of forlorn hope 1 took fo.r bozos seem& All promises; pr'oteswss•k sat
tad rewired no homeet that i ooald reoog- eM plo/'d
alas, but white taking the firth 1 n•.' •od We hats ..w that the famous Winos
that for • period of three or four days 1 felt set iced hem • !,-tea gen i• Qu.ss
no psis. This was a novelty to me, as for Vietesi'e /*bilow year, to .00sre•t* bow lar
three or four years 1 had not known what it • 1601 eoold be serried. twm.i.nd i thea air
was to have • moment's freedom from oaf- '•
�dt o 1114 the f urea,* =at Poi l rwwollwd toot -
it
tering ad whether in tor out of it. 1 sup-lig►
po0sd it was a temporary rel•c•tioe due is Rem li0hkimmht, before Maristhe
natural cause. However, it gore m• some tee• alht congress u Manville', mid that
hope to finish the sixth bot Tb0a 1 know lend, atter all, be would not demand
I was getting better -mach heater. owhi!id.s pr.pery that
pain which had been consent beams inter. in ....1 hip of
milted and less severe, ley irhends and the ream and ia/fewmsMs of labor should
family told me I was beginning to lock like h0,26•1010000-
Ma. other maw My teas, whine bed bogus to w r thew 7ea1$•r lbs town d Pisr-
wear it drawn expramion, memos with lsgar 111•005 • 900m1ist Tow• Conseil.
people who aro suffering. oommeneed to pI•dg'ed s0 srsate labile wurka►o s and
show a better Dolor. My system was beteg make an soot• d tamoyatiou. tar Ne •dvn-
toned up. Inspire] with increased hope I tale of the Peer. Tie result i. that the
purchased six more boxes from Mr. Mit. "imam' ggaott W h•••°•. oto •
chef!, the druggist, and continued to take t.rriWe oom.lit*ea and ham me. tuned out
them, and with each box I realized more
fire plow to •new bwtin.il, whose first act
and mw. that it eau a cure. f used up was to raise 350,000 francs 10 mast the de.
thirteen boxes in all, and when the thirteen tic"-
MO
finished I had had not • symptom of Tb. `3.culut muntclpality d S1. Dsau
pan for three months-
was
wi• th the dxotenary of r+poblio
ble against
" At that time Mr- Mitchell spoke to me the Church strongest
he '.otest and
about it in the store. 1 told him what a the mayor potbely haptiad nine babies.
blessed change had been wrought for me sayi.g that the parent,. "wuhang 1.. the
through the use of Pink fills He asked��111�t tad for the future to free bolt tee If would object to giving a te.timooirl dress from the guardianship of the Ciurek,
to the firm - Dr. William's Medicine (hem- hays renounced the religious ceremony."
pang, of Brockville. 1 end 1 was not amen The godparents signed the register and
who cared for notoriety of any character, promised to bring up the children "nn the
and did not relish the idea of having myof ve of labor and liberty aid the sentiment
name published bniada.t over the hind. of fraternity seminary to make them good
That a one of the reasons why 1 hate been citizens and fervent republicans."'
go long in making this public. But 1 am so cholera in Europe has l,e.n su inconveoi•
profoundly grateful for m • rescue from • t that the tourist comes home to England
life of pain to one of heal-lit
and strength ,. ith this wog .
that I feel 1 would he neglecting a duty I "I's* laden eieoa.ed .t helper denims.
owe to ,utfering humanity if 1 allowed In . •Nan.r lar from et.
these scruples to interfere rot longer with To repented fumigation
an avowal of what lir. Williams' l'ink Pills Ice. hod ',.ditt) t. submit ;
have 'lone tor me. i ..isco0tinued taking�'nd of sur. ho
And W ,vel homes! trek •
Pink P.11s on the let April last. 1 star ed I've ten sailed duh moon;
again in June and have used six boxes, not Teem' tie.'+ • tram •
because I have had toy recurrence of my
old complaint, but bemuse I want to tho-
roughly drive it out of my system. 1 think
the pills as good as • tonic.'
" low,' concluded Mr. Powell, "you
have my experience. 1 know what 1 was
I know what 1 am. 1 know that from boy-
hood 1 have been a victim of malignant
rheumatism, which has been • torture the
last few years. I know that I have tried
every remedy and been *rested by the beat
medical skill, hut in vain : and i know Ilan
Peak fills have suoceelel where everything
elite has failed and that they have brought
me beck health an.l happiness. Therefore
l ought to be thankful, and I am thankful."
And Mr. Powell's Intense earnestness of
manner could admit of no doubt as to his
gratitude and sincerity. The reporter shook
hands sod took his leave. •'You may ask
Rev. Mr. McIntyre, of the Askin Street
Methodist Church, or Rev. G. A. Aadrews,
R. A., pastor ot the Lambeth circuit,
whether 1 was • sick mat or not," were his
parting words.
It1I'. Ya Y't\TYix.. Tr_+T1*I0(Y.
The reporter dropped in oo Rev. C. E.
McIntyre at the parsonage, 82 Askin street.
" I know Mr Powell well. ' said the rever-
sed
evereseed gentleman when questioned. "He eau
to esteemed p•riehioner of mine when he
lived ea Asko Mees. He allowerde moved
into the country, bat he hes eines returned
and is attending the Aoki. Street Church
•gate "
Ib you remember Mr. Powe11's illness•
year ago last winter' "
" lees ; 1 (eminently Irlk,d o0 hint. He
had • very bad attack of rheumatism
which dud him cep for • Semi time He
had to be wheeled around) the house in •
chair.'
•
,. You notice that he has reopened ' '
., 1'es ; heapps• to be • well reed now.
1 heard be Aad ! secured by ik.. Williams'
Pink Pill.-
" 'i oo know Mr I'owel l to he • thorough
ly Miserable geetlerrrn and that if he says
these Pi1ls cured him, he believes that to lie
the truth
" 1 do. Mr. Powell ie. in my opinion a
meet noiettientioue pence, tied any state
merit he would hake would be perfectly
relaWe."
woe? 05. OIIt,HmJ.+aTOL
i)r 11'Iliia.nrn' 1'iik i'i11s are the bed
eslliaR and most pnpawar medicine is the
store,' said Mr R. A. Mitchell. the well
ksowie druggist, epee whom the
Met called.
" Ito youk.ow of Mr. Payroll's case'"
asked the reverIw
Von, asd 4 cnseider it • met remark
.1.' nee. 1 rww..mhar that Mr. Powell was
a great sufferer from rheumatism. Re erre
eestiasally baying Inedieine d rause wart,
het sweated to get nn erne. Teen he ems.
reamed be try Ptak Pills. I saw he was be -
Rinsing to lima leis • dillewst nom, an 1
asked him rue day then It Ae told one
feened the Iesakeye Only dues.
Many persons believe that monkeys have
• vocal language sufficiently Iievelope.l for
their needs, sad use investigator, Professor
I :artier, recently 'started for Africa in order
to live among the monkeys there, and if
pessade learn to speak the .monkey tongue.
(Evidence that monkeys, as well as other
animals, can communicate with one another
ocoseioaslly appears in unexpected plums.
The St. Louis Globe -Democrat gives an a: -
count of a curious experiment with moo
keys es related by Dick Cowper, .n old
showman.
"i once went op the Amason and Orinoco
rivers on an anima..aptuneg expedition
for the late P. T. Barnum,- he said. "i
got quite a collection of anakea, Innis, and
monkeys i hit o. a novel plan for the
capture of the last, and it worked like •
charm.
"A monkey M a greater imitator thea s
Chamomile He will do anything he sees
done, vel that M what gets w many of his
kind into the cage. I ngged up an electric,
battery, and attached it to an epperstus
that would allow • more of ate s:mmans to
pt hold of it. I thea took a party ..1 as
titan, and went bete the forest, where there
were troops .f moaky. We put the app•
rates down, attached the wire, sad reuse.
d the battery to • oo.rd.r•b a distance.
The natives tiles toob4oldof the apparatus,
dsaoed and yelled, then relined. The mon
keys made • dash for it. Hall a dozen
caught bold, and I turned es the culrent.
They helms to siriek and squirm, but the
others thought their perfnrata.ce a part of
the programme end fairly fell over each
other to get hold of the machine 1 could
have struck the whole troop if they could
have got hold. We then made a descent on
them with Beeks, and soon had • some of
them corralled."
Tie Greet& es rhe Beard.
11 • youth Megan to slave at the age of
17 years sad dmeaned to do so until be
was .0 he would, •eemntng Omit his hair
nueintasd the average ram of growth.
Aare removed • length of nine yards Bat
had the hair bees allowed to grow the m-
esh world have been different to whoa
might he inferred. me growth from the
rusts would have e•atu.ed, het on reasb-
ittg • length of between eightw said
tweet fors the hair world have be-
esem �. head
ttle, ham mobs .rd brooks The
greatest length et lord meal in elm Miami*
sallow monde two feat. la hat dUs•tes,
swing te the mein Mats d tbe skis, the
hair grow. moth mere rapidly and pre
finely then is reed de& temperate el4msata
1. the eat lowing beards frees therm he
Ever era it tmngth w tet einessrl.
VIM Pah grass_
For Nervous pus1eaths and Aero.
andi is no medicine that will vi s
and infallibly resters rigor sad as
Neett's Itesoloton.
•
ming testitis to scone to revelation,
Majmty is reported to have tartly resorted:
'Quite tree, hat do yea 'speed we, ties,
to otimpsam •sitter Mstbsal gyms for
France .
The Doke • ed Due▪ iem d Teak, with
PilMees Viswi• 43 d Teck, are sow
going sheet again duties
ius Partuarsting
Md neakiag vidte In Engles& se was their
west revises to the death of the Ihtke el
Cbirescs said Avesdsis Prisons, Wistaria
14ry, as it is the Qmw'a wish that ahs
shall ie sidled, is very well.
eon
The esMhralios of the silver wedding of
the King and Qom= of Greece will not les a
brilliant .liir, as it se the partiwtar wish
d their Majesties that it 'ball be quiet and
weemant tinea Among the few visitors .t
Albans as October ((--lbs day d the asai-
veus•ry-will be the Cearwvlteh .ad the
(few. Prison d De.m.rk. The politic will
inks Hide part in the festivities-
Little
estivitiestittle Alfesno of Sp▪ ain is not a pretty
child, Int bas a very winniag ezpromirm,
asd is said to show a remarkable resem-
blance to hie ..as.tor, Charles IV. He has
new passed out .f the berm of hie autos
s.d s being edn.ated by tutors and pro-
fessors. but, .t kis special desire, kis favor-
ite nurse, Raymund., M always is atter
dance upon him
Everybody in Laudon is ta/king about
Mrs. L ngtry s wonderful diamonds. Ex-
perts declare that the diamonds warn by
the charming actrem as the Queen of Masses
oosld not lave been of lees valor than
110,000.
Some of the tow evening pleas join made
(r • London actress are lovely, yet simpli-
city itself. A white eatin skirt has a small
round bodice apparent) made of broad sash
ribbon, in which reee shades
des through amber
into brown and pale to darker green. The
melt is wonderfully wound shout the figure,
tad the wide white lace that falls around
the neck funs • drapery as sleeves An-
other white satin has the hem and two
seams of the skirt embroidered in saver. and
the simple F:onpire bodice might have en
glade with • elver -edge.) kerchief, one
corner being thrown back like • revers IS
front. The big sleeves are ot white sari■
tucked up with leafless pink roses :.nd 'es
row a mottled in the renew that finished
howped belt of reedit green grevelvet m the
Mme. i'atti heaps her part of 11 -ales very
Heel p opra or pantomime being gives for
the bs.cfit of her many house visitors, the
neighboring. gentry also receiving invite -
twos. It is something deserving the name
of a treat to her and see Patti and Nicohni
at their hest in their own hones. They have
all the neoeesary stage fittings, scenery and
pprrooppeerties as hand, eves down to the can-
dlestick and candle de rigueur in "Ls
Somnaminls," which open they recently
proseuted in their home theatre.
Queen Victoria is going to gave the Prin
ogee Marie, of Edinburgh, se -oral dresses,
manufactured in Scotland by • firm that
alone produces ,Anse tartans which Her
Majesty is so (odd. One of the gowns is to
bed the Balmoral tartan, which was de -
sifted by the Prince Consort, and as only
worn by the royal family. Them its are
to form • part of the Prisons M Ines -
emu.
•:
The new Duchess of Sutherland,
was married oo her meeenteenth birthd•
is as highly favored iri the matter td
looks as her half -ester Lady Revoke
Lord Reeebery has deelded that examina-
tion in shorthand writing Mall be one of the
tests that candidates for the diplomatic ser-
vice and the Forugh(Mlee will hay- ;o pass
as
••e
The German Emptor is said to have
paned before • camera 140 times sine* he
ascended the throne, and hardly • weak
passes that does not bring • summons to
the royal photographer to appear as tie
pal•oa
.•e
There M .)ways great $ppr.ci*tion d
basest in the vertu.* world ; but the pre-
sent whiehvertu.* has been mule to John Osborn,
the famous jockey, at Newmarket, is with.
out parallel. A check for $18,1100 to •
jockey who has ridden nom insane teed
soy mai living 4s a remarkable tribete te
the veteran's pnpd•rity add integrity.
.•e
Titre ere iwmbere of gond tit�. i is the
fifth veletas of Moltke s Mem.dra, whish
hos Inst appeared. it is trial, for beelines,
that as the [lag's birthdays ene'ossivey
.pp.� *bare seed t0 he beth among
nidi glows mod the general stair as to hew
✓ imy words Moltke would w is proposing
this *east of fee day. Senear harked a niece
word speech, others put their money se
t words Moltke. Whit was to say.
o the health of 4i4 Majesty, Rmperor
. ad King:" cr. "To Hie Imperial Majesty's
health ^ (a 1eM ,n oyster brea&t.st was
staked on tee 1can fists ,net swing mesa
than wee •.acrda atwt, haus, he hsps
wile toe owl, ".:enilemeeu," the het was
leas 4".' ear •+wn*.'rtod hioneN by Mips
hg. "Here aging, he Moltke ; bete 11111111141
nese Iii •
wipe'4:=;"
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THEIMR `S
BEST, $TROME$T, 'EST.
_strias as Akre. am.etl - Uwe.
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IL W. a1LLITT. Toronto. One,
LAMP
GOODS
szi
NAIRN'S
ASSORTMENT AND
PRICES.
OUR
RAISINS
. AND
CURRANTS
ARE UNUSUALLY FINE
THIS REASON.
C. A. NAIRN.
-QITY-
COAL AMD WOOD
YARD.
Coal, Wood and Kinrilin` deli-
. erect• to all parts of town
with Quick despatch,
a♦N) • Ii y clamant. stove as.1 emo coal
cosmoogy ea head.
T Rest
Shawnee lump coal for ore la
grates, moves furnaces, etc.
ILAC LEK TI COAL.
It. it duality . enainc IV, sbusth sum h-
a nw o0*1 .ow DA heed. 8mo,a! attenflea
.
ten toroustrl trade.
WOOD.
I have now i or my machinery in opera.
on for sawiait.*t 'plittlae wend, eat
and split s-oed reed) for store always lo
ark. any elm yea want. lro.'t toren
,beat 1 am oiling wuod, cut mad spilt. as
I eap as you can bur goer wood ea *be
market, All my 'es .. and by the
cord of 138 feet or half ec: d lots . 80 load
or )mg bu.tass about it.
ZINDLINO WOOD.
Pine and hemlock. 1 feet bag• or cut sad
split any length.
Orrice, YARD AND CAM. `IHRIM in old
drill ;hal, \elson-,t., foot of Ham-
itton-et., three m'nutes walk from
Court House quare.
Orders left at my residence, \a 1 Noises -et..
near emit .• ns. w111 restive prompt
twatir- mutate ram.
J HN 8. PLATT, Prop.
Yr44 1rf
FREE TRADE
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will be my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub-
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and best
market.
Beady -made Clothing a
bpecialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times pnces at
The Toni -o Cash Sle
P. ODEA, Naitager•
he Signal
•NM Mille -sial at tee. ion to la
I..4. 1a.. h Ma, a luoh art Memo.
le reef Ism ;he vitiate far the primp;
.04 raper aa. wucn 01 all elbows if
tt***tale S per4Ntl eI this au.wuwm-
maga ism •.00.:• e.wlel►iag )oa ,e,.y
4 be 1m steam a•f, ra,1 in much .ase we soli
' it iMr pneseitige, heheg c..utideet
twig ,netWens to please will meet s Ith
theeavowal id our patron.
t
In this lice we have a very large
"took 4 fine writing papers suit
able for every clams of humors,
represented in this locality, atom
prising laid and wove, linens,
quadrille and other papers, ruler)
or uuruled, as may be required.
11 vett iit/ttks
This useful sine is kept in the full
range of qualities same as letter
herada W bile
la kta6►s
are not so generally used, they 111
au important place in commercial
correspondence. Bee what we're
got under the above beads.
If the " par -as-you-go " plan wee
the order of the day the deemed
for account paper would not be
so great ; but there are some aim
who get so many dunnen that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We doh', intend it *q
and at present our stock is cam
plea to this line with four tial
Goal paper and neat ruling.
ihiskcmtrts
$utlt single and double dollars
.txl cents columna They come
cheaper than bill heads, and are
the proper thing to send after •
delinquent once a mouth.
They
are sure to fetch him 'round--
sometime.
ih*t\O"ts
Now, it would be hard to get
along without envelopes, and to
kir p up with the demarul for
them we keep a large stock as
hand. Wo have now about •
hundred thousand in stock, tad
the price% will range from 75c. 1c
$2.00 per M. We handle cot
mercial and legal sine" exclusively.
Cor mert3a\ IIir o.mn11
has already been partially emwe-
erated in sonic of the heads above.
There is, however, a vast amount
of work under this head that to
enumerate would more than take
up the entire space occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all at Tut
Strout.
I Z Ik tatt,ohs
to an "At Home" ora wedding
require considerable taste in +eke
tion sometimes, hut we make it
en easy matter by keeping is
stock the very latest and hest
tampkas to be hail. Call and tee.
Cyrtukars
We aim to excel in all the differ-
ent kinds of work we turn out,
but especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for .11 requirements.
4 rotrorws
of entertainments and meeting
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with ooed 'lied pencil attache(.
Cards cm& 7%.e .Its
This head covets a large range of
work, from a bred er milk ticket
to a newt calling card, treat an or-
dinary admission ticket to a tasty
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket
- esters
Our facilities for turning out this
class of work are evidenced by the
fact that the great balk of it
done by ua. This line alio in"
elution
Dodgers
which our three tact-runn*ngJOb
prelims are able to turn out in a
surprisingly short time.
'AMA iiNtk‘s
belong the er t
also, and we make a specialty d
them --promptness being our •ill
in this respect A notice d esti
will appear in Tao Hfuw4L free at
charge when bills for Mine are got
here.
Gras of W arils;
in the typographical printing liar
can be done in thee mtbbli hrosmt
in ea expeditious and .rustic
manner and
Otte 4 trete s us:A be, 5o%1.94
etry rva.souuabtt.
We extend oar thanks for pert Av-
ers and soliedt • continuance of the
same.
T }(Tit. INA 011 14.1.,
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