The Signal, 1894-3-29, Page 2or
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.$1'1:'1►AY, MARCH 29. 1894.
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A Little Daughter
(lf a l'1,urdi of }.Iigl.uid winister
cured of a diattaasing rank, by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Mr. Ria nAttrr
1S:ks, the w, I1 -known I►rnggist, 201
Mcliill :t., Montreal, 1'. t1., ..aye:
I have Fi.'u fy yt,dheinrs
t.1, to years, mil hue.• heard nothing but
rood .eel .-1 thew. I kuuw of many
Wonderful Cures
persettn.•.i LJ Ayer• fiursapwrilla, one
til' mall. Mar using that of a little
tiall;eht.-r of a C'.tnr, h of Etiolate, minM•
t .. Tla• , L?1.1 w uA Int. rally towered
troslt hem' to fest with and :and ex-
ceedin'_ly tro ihie •"me+each, from which
Is -wl .nlfe•md f. •r two or throw year";
•e.te of ftw best medical treatment .
: Amble. Mr .1.4ther was in great
• diatrem elr.ut the case, and, at ney
r ouemehuatien, at Inst began to ad-
i'n'.ter Ayer's k•cn.n wrilI .. tin het.
Urs of whi•-ri et:. • • .1 r eineplefe cline,
I.rit-h to Lir r f 2.'.•1 I: r I.(1h••c4
. 1 - h • 1• -•
•.: t', • strongest terms
. • tl, ..orris.. r.f
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
[•-muej 1 y I'r..t. (•..ter k ('o., L,.rr,l. Ila,•,
CUreo othere, win curyett
IN THE BANK OF ENCILAIVEI. -
sisteresmag Steeturessesno Werld'. Wrat•
eat e'Nssed Rases.
tine of the first objects 'of interest mlw+rt
entering the buddies r_tbo Within (ffice,
where all the gold-nraits,atr-Moat enters Of
Imre' the bent psoas through to he check
ed, says a writer to "Harrison's ),lagstaee
I b the right is the gold ; on the left t h.
silver. The prom,oeot feature of the reon•
is the "rand balance," or scales, couatruet
ed by the Messrs. Napier. Thia nervelleu-
iastrement Is • ponderous ■ud preened%
hnilt weighing machine, mambo; near!,
seven feet high and wei.,,hieg ale,.,t tw
tons. The whole is under a hues glass ....•.
amiss luring gutted thereto by 8 Melon.
panel. The scale is worked by hydrauli.
p•twer, and a the most mo.,tsve weighing
machine 1-1 existence. On each rode th•
wales are fitted with weights amonnnnr 1•
400 ounces. The gold it made up in 40,.
ounce Tare, ao,l the difference of the one-
hundredth part of an ounce can be detected
By a manipulation of the machine, so tie,
• thing as • postage stamp eau 1.e weighed
for on the same begot placeed upon the scan
the index will pimp a distance of no less
than sir inches. 1t is the wily lelence to,.,
its kind is the world, .n.1 cost 110,000.
_ T11r. 4IL%CR w•tl.r_
The silver scale is not so tine'y L*latto.•d,
and the two are respectively chriatene..
"The L rd (Chief Justice- end "The f,or.'
High ('hanoellur." In acether room air
several machines for weighing severe.go.
and half -sovereign.. • Each machine con
sista of • complicated system of counter
weights, and is t.ot, unlike • sewing Inaehin.
as to tic lower half, the whole being oom
hely enclosed in glass. A hong feeler
Ike a too cut its halt down its ►en.th, and
trade of brae.. 1a set at .n angle of 45 de
grecs, and is filled with • hoer roll of "over
eigoa These turtles they dip down loo to
cireel•r movable plate, slightly larger thee
• sovereign If the osotn is of the right
weight, it dip, down a metol tnb into. fill
blow. Should, however, it prat" to he
lighter than the standard, the deice te
Lachine turns to the left and o.wderens it
to the guillotine. These machines wed th
mins at the rate of 26 per minute. and .
oh►y's weighing .t the hank amounts t.,
about $500,000.
?Will n. 141it"r,T , IRee1.ATlow.
Aeother interesting feature is to be found
in the vault coataaning We defunct otrcal•-
tion of the bank. Suosa Naar as mined
of the quantity when we gaff that {hay are
over 77,000,000 to number, and that they
fill 1.400 bores, which if placed slide by
side would reach two and • half mile.. It
the notee were pleoed in • pee they would
reach a height of five and • hall miles:
0r if joined end to end would form a ribbon
12,455 mile. long. Their superficial •:lest
n 11111. Ise than Hyde Park : their eregesal
value was over 1:1,750,000,000 and their
weight erc.ed. 9)!, toe.. Amour them is
• nate for £1,000.000, also the flr.I beak
note ever issued tome f x '. , ,, and mother
for 1:260 left at the hank for 111 years,
whew + • -.melted interest raised w valve
to g60,000.
11A 1,1,1 A Rtee 'OTt.
TM printrur of the existing paper cur
renef is an interesting process. The Dotes
are struck off two at • time no handmade
paper, which, upon bong exit gives three
rough edges and rine smooth nee to each
piece of paper • dbtisguiehiag feature of
• Rank of F:oglani note The paper is
manufactured at this hank's own mill, and
the production of it is intrusted entirely e
the members of otic family. The ink tr4l
.n priming the notes is made front the Amu
red stem of the Rhenish -.In., whisk ie he -
lowed to produce the richest blssek of any
ask is the world Rech strip of paper hos
to be etrr.•Ily uw.ented for, time wheii per
nem bang wieder effective sap erei.ien. Phe
Irak ran boast of possessing the wee/shims
room in the world. In the .haps of • bled e(
vault e...assdsd from Sear to wiltse by
erne sales amillAstIMAIr rows upon rawest gold
eau iw segs of £10eek, and pile upas
pie ee hank snow. The Monosi1 .f .pie room
ees.W,..d is ,bin room i. Dot Wes time 1fi0,. eel the
000.000 .tarl'.g intrn.
Nee t.►m laser interstin` feature in cat. man
•slabe with the h•.h is die feet Abet the hear h
wads .rated.fem. bestanhg to sod is corner
wader .nwetaat pelisse espoenage. is addition of tbe
t . she military preterites. std hke sisett•is " I d
arra sontes•s Ise an ov.elp4es" that ems- ri. f
nssetaelse wlth .11 parts .f the h.ildkag
eat M etfMasd as • owasen('s sena& tae if 1
1 ME 1 WO FOES.
i• • great war for come. -rated sr 'awl
Isea olio hoed 1•hrlsi enol lour who served
.dakushd
I:a...untlnol n,..lI,. a. Ik•t ..%refute►eight
%ad erallo,- 11...lrm 11 11 in that am
r. artht.
vie n. .hug r• w11d1) Ila) had ..•.led the
Theo ru.•r-.,.re.- ...utd taw with teal.lug
life.
weer their i RI. ..r)ra•. halm* 11. .r
•nal,.
'roll a +I tuu,j andel 1« -vet awl ',fly,' 16,111 LN h.
"Whim •aL11.4ild,he eases. '•Wnu14.1 Ilea.
heir ay1.. 7"
••fag,.:l:'•arm. Mall.. ,.r-. .l bait..gr•`••
l mrd ahs I.e.n,l k,.,i•.. T6, ra4iaa1 snarl
tateit 1.•ud 1.. 1.4.1. II elf ileseutent
"hem. )'e krwIMMnd vele." he mirth ..ins.
" tr. I hoar 1{ re
. bvity bawled. being Jerd.
Ihui.r hand ?Vit.
In st. •14.'Ilr
%%ko lo ..'r+'.• truth b*.... ..Awed mfr well loaf.
Fur ».t p, 1*M. 7111,11114 . hwd. ad wroke sal
Ciut% dindow l)aur, •ud Kite 1t moue
Weise on Jetties'', eat1. lou Allah some.
.tad -.Atm' light braver, tr.uugh 11.e1r limbs
.I,.lnt..
laart., faithful-p(ra., • hen the strife ea tee
14.?.
El,' ate mow 11.1 )r fought. tet kiiew kind
Ana: ...o. 11..• $14114...4 *teal I. err u,crlre.s
-u.w tattle besvrel ..hall hold )e L.tlr a1
Y. 1'. ( u.lrrhill• In tlerprr'.
1'1;1 V.tTE TII£ATIIIC.tLs.
h•ttr hue.' Rehm eai.l, [bowing aside
a small tai:.. r L.mud I olnl4e. ' this will
not .1.. at all It is 8(0111.1.
"Mutest' Jerrie cri••tl. '•1* that a11'
All the r•.t are too fang. or 1.o short.
or have t."o wooly tart*. ur Motile other
tnwurltlotilltable olojecti'NI. But wen'
etttloidit• •' •
• lion t 1e sarcastic. Jeanie. Rollie
ani. , looking up faun her Wok. There
wen• 't of the girl,. and on the t+tblr.
chairs; .1 even the• Hoer were .ixty, at
treat. otthc look..
It ernslh
4t as ollto spoke that Aunt
Murtha ea1r in . tall. Middx and stately.
,but as sweet
Kitt,. r at sit
this world are
What are y
with wilt *abatis
•'selecting a ploy
eats, We wait to 1
suff'erer•. at the 13- --
Ta.sie. •..l'e.•tiug .watts
treat Idle.
•• Private theat iic.d,'
a rose for all that. and
(lieu half the woolen of
t went, -
41 4101114:- *ill• asked,
cent.
or privet.' thrItrl-
tin: fund tor 111s
'trent fire. :gib!
1 books. in ,me
.1nnt
Martha, with a vert ..1.1 . ' Ir. • it to
alone, titue'.tn• e 1 took part ll t•riynte
thratr,cal« hotly .‘.ears ter.
• Von' we all cried in ch. . for
Aunt :Hui -ills, although she neve nter
fend with n'. was well known t. .J .
appnweof theatre. and all that bit,,, 1
to thein. 1
'• The Mldi.-nce was verysinal 1," Anti..
Lunt Martha..f111 with that puzzling
smile. "and there were frit peri
.miters.
Shall 1 tell yon 1.18,111
stokes' " What was the alar'Edina.rd,
perhaps. hoping for mi.( in her perplex
now
ar
"'Thr Midnight .Vsail
ann,.. Aunt
Martha.
•Tan I get i1`'
"1 think not. It was •,101 1 for
the •.•easiou ane' never written ,vet. '
•By this tithe we hoot deserted the
table end arrey of -acting copies of
popular dramatic works. and were
'Irowrl np in a circle neer annt Martha's
i'1►air. keenly interetstei in hearigg all
about it.
"It was when 1 was a young girl.'
acid Aunt Martha. 'and had been iu
voted to ise bridrtunid for my very dear
friend. Dura Burke. She was the only
shill of s' ery wealthy widow, who
INT! in Willow Banks, anti had one of
the most luxuriotw Moon's 1 ever visite4.
but it wee in the '•onntry. ten smile's
from n Inrerr city. where Mrs. Burke
owned smother house in which her win
ters were punned, but which was rented
ton l:,,lv who teak Yrs. !lurk.. and Dora
M boarders for the winter.
"Soo, women it was decided to have a
swami wedding, it was 21)84) arrange)
that it %hoot.' 1.e at WI!leow Banks.
where there were many spare belle o:us,
and which could be reached by:Carriage'
from the city. (her peculiarity of the
domestic life 1 inlet mention here.
Years before Mrs. Burke luel been rob
bell by burglars. admittedl to the hoose
by a d iahtmest se'rvaft. and from that
time she would have no servant sleep in
her house A separate building for
their tine was conne•te1 by a rovereil
way vett) fitted up comfortably. Here
Min Jones. wife of the head gardener,
kept house for the gar.leners..tablemen
and maid servants who wer, summon
el when wanted by a bell from Mix.
Burke's ram. A second till, also sun
fleeting with her r•olu. wart an alarm.
only to be pulled if the inen should be
wanted at night for a fire or burglary.
The welding( was very grand, but,
while the feetit-ales were at their height.
I was taken ill with a severe pain that 1
was 'subject to 1 triad in vain to con
coal torso/Tering. and finally whispw'rel
to !)oraa cou.iu, Mollie Burke. that I
must go to my room and lie own.
" She wanted to go with lust but that
1 would not allow, vets'4-4 was filling
t)o.'alt tutted place in aeeieting Mrs.
Burke.
" '1 will come in before 1 go to bed,'
she said, and I slipped away unnoticed.
' My room was at the end of a Long
entry. a nolo I liked because it com
mended a inagnifirent view, but it
atwtned lonely to me that night going
there from all the light, gayety and
mitotic in the drawing ream. There was
an immense closest in it. as large as
many modern hall mole, and in
that was stowed touch of the 'rubbish'
that m•st familiist own, odds and
end« whore woefulness' is over, but which
abirrrilitt one iolrwls. list the prat, my
heart l•ratieg w heel 1, eras afraid tM
burglar w t; 1 ' • 1. IOU{ 1.111
how lung Il t, ae 1 1 t, 1 Mollie s
VOW, et 1h.• r•tl., ... j • , . IA.)-
1* U( worn,..' . i veil 'ern I
was terns. •1. 1% .. ., Ills 1u
the er.oI. of a uc►u' pwliu..l...dy armed
to Point 'air .1
"As Mo.; • , u,y rout. dears
the private. 1 ,• , ...'rd.., e
ac•trees for .1torlee lot tau. t+he
evoke G. 1-..-. . I . n 1 any head lou
saltily. tote[• .. t: i • , iters..0 wall •l(
sat I I'• t1*- . t.•Lr.0.4 .err !euro at true
took Ike alerts.
" oak. itau,r :.o tis. o •sr.' eke cried,
• 1 hail n ideal tots were wo
Fatuity; sec[
Fai vo V she ..&hoot. :ming to toe dour.
i
'Fanny!'
"'F.uinv Sties Miltie is very ode's,'
Moffitt- stool '('an you stay Were while 1
caH Mr... Burke '
"All thio time ) had lu.•n u►ununri,.g
tatty wa►erua,• that came first to illy lips,
but now 1 seta in French .
"'Writ' 1 4 s w'dk.to you beton*
you roil fur Mrs. Burke. --1 as nut
sick.'
' lOb mann,' cried- Fanny, `'What
awfdt gibberish she do talk. to 1.e sure'
" 'Y,'s elle hits felm.' said Mu
'coming tithe br119t114 Met some o 1
water. F: . to loathe lire heath.'
'• •Il•n t htort .or scream.' I muttered.
still in French. 1n a low tone. keeping
my hew! In nr.ti.rt 'the re it a wan
hidden in the closet who has designs on
the plate and, tvc.ide 2 pn•'w•ute 1 •11►
wire tan tion ring the alarm led! in
.•'
Adm Burk. ruoln au.1 get the roan
servants here
-• )It, you poor. poor darling" said
Mollie, caressing um. .To think you
have been iying here .uffcnng while we
were damt.ing and enjoy hog .)orselve•s'
But yon wu.t have M'•^.thing to take.
Fanny.' as the mail 4.24.... with* pitcher
.t water. •Iwtthe Miss llisltie'e heed,
while 1 s,'.• what w.stieines are fu the
.11,41 t '
•'1 said t`ea'r• waa belt one actress. and
1 was wrong. Mollie walk•',1 rolly to
4be closet, knowing the thief was
er..nel.d di.wn in the far (- orne'r behind
scene bundle••, and took from it narrow
shelf a few l.ottles. crossing the room
1., road tyle labels lay the candle on a
table- beside the last, and returning
a*aifi. two or threw times while l moan
et anti muttered, and Fanny pitied and
stlothed Inc.
"Hcnll, m,- dears. said Allot Mar
tela. complacently. "considrrrl aria fled
appearance. without Andy or rehearsal,
1 lung 'day thgt it was very well ,lane.
The last mottle Mollie took back w•asput
upon the shelf. and witl•mt harry, but
Init. naturally. she. ..Lured the closet
or and belted it.
'I knew then. what 1 had almost
dot tel. that -the hal understood ane.
•• • here is nothing here that will do,
noun.' she said, quietly. '1 most see if
Mrs li kr has anything,. Don't leave
Miss 3114* 'e until I rnme hack.'
"Then heard her go ligfitly and
swiftly do the long ,entry. stud hey
heart throb) almost to siiff,s•atium. a.
1 wondered if a wretch in the closet
world burst ont r ism us. And all the
time I w•as keep g np the deliri„ns
meaning an.l mutt ng Oh, how hew
th:• time .ei'm,sl' 11 t at last I heard
the Mound of heavy f the confusion of
many voices and, while anny et•sst its
..p nope nthel wonder. a (ling over me
the cup ..f }rater sho held one
fire sanely men tyalk,d into any room.
leaded by the tipper garde, and all
armed with pokers, sticks . other
weapons. The head gardener* bend
a pistol.
this. hr opened the ch r •t-
tl or. and said:
• '1+npp ole yott come out' It isn't
got a pistol, perhaps' yon'd better II(tt
',•all,' what von 11 gest for burg
Iary what ain't actually done ain't moth
in' to himgin'. if you murder we. And
there's five of u., so yon can't get away
"Then he carte onto sltHen- att.T'1 xly
His first look was nt *Ise led. but 1 had
added to Fanny x amazement by sodden
ly recovering and joining Mollie and
Mrs. Burke. who ha.' followed the men
into the room
" r)h.' /said the ruffian. 'that's it. is it'
iilliberish as was giving inf•,rm*tion.
If Td a know -col there was a gal on that
bed when 1 'awe its. 1'.1 a stopp,l her
clack. i'.1 a strangled her. that's what
I.1adune'
"And then. any dears. t finished up
my private theatricals by falling to the
floor in a fainting fit in which there was
00 acting at all."
('rola should Me Ule.rsIO.d.
The how price of wheat is due largely
to the ease with which it t« produced
compared with a quarter of a eentmry
ago A bov can now at on a seat and
do the work which formerly rerinired a
dozen men 10 pwrforn, Improved ma
chinery hen mad,. it penihle t.. prance
more wheat than formerly and at leas
enet Farmers should diversify their
crops whenerer pis.ilde and endeavor
to grow ' rnething that will give a
greater rrtnrn than wheat We have
mane climates and soils. and there are
greeter opp)rtnuitit•. for Ilie (mine
than may he apperrut
A /)seer Kallro,aa.
(bre of the queerest null -owls on this
rontinent is the tMli.bnrt• & Harpy. in
New Brunswick. It is but twenty miles
long. and. although it connects with the
inter Colonial roast an admirably con
anointed line it is conhe••rnlly smear.
A printed novice hong np in the ears
eantitms I/warmers that it is will to get
t and walk on reaching w certain
'age and it was long the •il4oin to
h the ears over this entry 'trnctnre
ore the (nighty etteine wax trusted
.n it, rotting timbers.
l'uwalrr rad ('l1► tiny.
The question of road making is. says
bangs .l odd Fanner, one which doer'.
rune rn the f*nnrr alone (tower!
1s will rebore the clot of raining and
kiting empA etti) runne,i,untly
/omen «nppliea rrsnirvd by common
The him sraltainel by carrying oro
ee to market over bed reads hi a
t tat 'Ilion farm iImdnet• the
w'saries of life -which poslncers
r inanmers onght to he
armoring nnanimutu
The Neat 8.15.81...f Slant.
e 1Ya7•,annt tow as the most mailable
lents Its wood fnrtilnbes 1*. ,,,..
ere and planks. its leaves nmhn•llaa
clothing Its fruit food. oil intoe•
rants and anger, its shell. domeetu.•
ntensile, its flhsrs rope., salla and mat
ting
Moe 1. 1Al.'
The army worm travels. in "inch acorn -
poet line that prneeenione of them ase
frequently mistakes for slake
IMaeseere ee a WON, rase.
A reit of tWsrll t yore .
b Pat AIMS hi ilearvessil
are too geed to throw away. in this, ! bmr
earefdlly hong tip my fine dress, slipped 1 „m
on a woollen wrapper Mel .•r•pt t.. the I, of
luredt having only the bright moonlight 1 nih
10 guide me i could hot sleep, Lot the I
Kane wore away and I lar motet. wonder �
ing how soon the gusts would lent•..
Aln•alty Dora and her hnalwnl had 1
.!riven away to the city. to start n{1141 Mot
their welding trip, but the r. .In. hal 1 Toa.
leen still filled when 1 left then/. ' I mar
• 1 cannot tell what male me think ''h
then of the temptation for burglars •rs
there would he in the honor that night. , 'In
The family plate, usually stored! in a dire
lank vault in the city. and .nth '11.. new
played om great occasions, was all spread and
in the supper room. in the library were In
Mrs's presents, valuable Jewels. silver
lace and other costly offering• Th
"An if in answer to my fear, I and of p
denle became aware' that someone raft
moved softly along the entry. c
reeving.tI) MY loiw and an acnlrlw1M enol
Int chart A. the ilgore cruse
window, 1 amid are that the in
ler wee a tall. prwerblly Mlilt
Ile entered the clogs[ and l could
im stmlthily crouch (Lown in the
probably pulling over him some
articles mu the flax
*red not move Alone a weak
ar from the other inmates of the
i was afr*M he would Reorder
tried to mit to th. door. 1 lav
Tett IveS41ATE•
',
l...( r kat t 8ni,k.l tt etikee • Keen thews
mad 4.11 el the N,dy.
per -mi the 'r -mi •wake• trout the
cuingc
of sar al• shut Its intesi lg. the
drug isdi•;o4«sl of by hie bu.ly forces.
All tunei:ori menusmenusat a stau.tstiU. The
•.erve cnutr•s, an.l wire twine cell
1Tar.4 aero of The mini i. confuse 1
and Iwwil•u•et'd The scummy lours• a
aa
exalted c.et•toneer-r Is prl.•kerl with
non•, the :.'aw-lue ere krill 111.4111. the
• .cretin .l. an ,• t,•relioua l..cke'd. the cir
M
cu!R1W ttw•Ide Ilse temperature bur . sed
Weree t« g' ner,l physical aur mental
.10187 '1',:•' K148118'1 Iu.w'rrn of the
1 0•'• .wilt 1.4 .w , d . 4vt• for ilqu..r mei
• u
:8 i;�•r.•.t„ •i N...•raohti• to i1a Iouodlons
lie 104. :.w it, [lin will reliant nearly
m
as moan Itgo to re '.e his pains,
, n his. ..•rye's*111 dull*ales rad start
I.. .cr..l a.. 1 et•es•ial functions of his
.. ...du .0 ,*..a as he .lrau:c the day
1 is tole to • I l .( about total ul•liviuu.
LVta, , 0,.• Woo* is drank the bodily
once. :Ire rid, bur lir a new
..i•• 4lo4 The cell act:cities, 1111.11
t -,'-i . ..,,,4 of R11 .p. hal •.l gator• are'
w nil limier tier• du. oil uvariative.alcphuh
....•
vele' bate under_.•uu variative.
:owing n.e•u a greeter toler;uley 4. ale..
utate
m.[! rile aLevia ic *ariatiou, which
+t follow, it alcohol is withdrawn. is
p.,o/ful 1u Its uatufee, 1x.•auar a1,•uhol le
.vel atttr.tnietit• . *n•4 this pane. bream...
relieved u.e
y attended. t. interpreted 1. a
er.tvmg fur liquor. This is inebriety.--
lir. Keeler rT
1' Ipptcnt.
One .4o often hear* the lineation ..110o
woolen tipple *4 111 11,h as torn du'" It
they do they ',Main in the degree of
I>y•ple•r longer than men do: but that i-
▪ i
They tti.tdr ami tipple. Then their
tippii t. Sr) III 111'11 more entitle and
a.
tar ridug than man's is.
:1. maul takes hie tipple either by the
glsu leet.e...r if it be Iwrr--by the
gallow lot intitl1C. :tad generally in the
cr
i,r'-euof men. -
'W'u111a11 oak•.
,. her tipple in private
and in the laver/tee of her little lonathoseliar nand serves it to those little .me.,
Tweeting their taste front birth until
new leave herb) a:•Ire fur thetneelve8.
Uraudy .*auv
ee's. sherry jelly, hoe
wade wines met fruit vincgttre are con -
. tautly Nerved err toting mothers, be
.:suss they ars tasty. and pnpband told
•ulhir.•u like thew. of cuttr*,etiie slew
oast u ;sn'ke:, she *ay*_ lint, Iuotbers,
our tate • 1111101 hi' eiokel away. The
mile cues i.•arn to like the ttayor in the
c
.tlwr pie and plum pudding at ('hriat-
Iuastiige, and then they 1 ceYouM able
to take the alcohol without beiug
"c.ake.t. "
'Che nursing [mother says: •'_t
*11104 td ale or Is,r2er two or, three
tours u .lay, or 1 could not nurser my
1411h ;ural a bottle fest babe never
thrives.- Bette -r by far wonI•I it tie that
o.tby's future, if y.•n Were' b) bring it np
vu 1lie i8,ttle than tU the bottle.
The society huste.s serves to her eon*
a►w1 daughters and young gursta dainty
pr.•turatiums of aleolwl. A glass sof wine
watt's a good foil for pretty humeri": and
if the wine he sippe.1 it adds •. duelling
calor to the fate and a th .n y to the
tongue. In eex•iety that would bevelled
brilliancy and elulaenee. but were Pat
to display the SA 111r bniliancyanti eIoqu
rice ani Irnghtuosts Of coloring on the
corner 1*r wont,' be nolo to reser disturb-
ing the Pour" wall his dra[rien Walther
Ing, or p•rehawe Inde to dine it his
country s exterior/eat *'local fixkup.
Ak, yes' th.sy tii,ple and tipple'
threes.
!test tirade.
''t waw the linty of the coot munity,
twill Mr. Beecher, to\take care of the
evils known and recce had in it. He
kit for tornnte-I that he pan,,f fftox•
ing !omen' generally as au a.iwitt
1s1 il. Min n:ixbt lout t plc it was an
evil r theniindividlu•lly, b t generally
It way a admitted fact. It Wile like the
Inilksie ass He hail often et with
teen who obi hint it was in t e next
town. bnt en he got to the net own
they told hi that they had not t it
there and neve had had it, but be wo d
find It some twe y -live utiles further ,
in the nett eount . S., If yon went dei
the first grade' of nor- drinkers. they
would tell you -un estionably- there
was great evil uct'asluttcd by the use of
intoxicating lienors: you would find it
in the lower grates But you might go
down and dawn to Panlenreninm. and
on wonld never find the evil 21eknow
ledged Yon never ought G) alk a thief
1 tberc War any guilt its theft. An bolo
a'•t mail WAIT • better judge. SO the
sober and moral portion of the caul
wnnfty wer• the better judges of the veil
if they were not interested in the mann
facture or sale of liquor -that makes a
great difference to a man's a.necience.
resole Ileum Absorption,
A great impetus was given to the pro-
cess of public hornets elaroTption by the
exteusIte movement which originated
al.snt half a dozen yeltrs sin(•., the effect
of wlu' h was to transfer the capital in
vested in breweries and their apparten
ant's fawn private individuate to joint
stock companies pwse.ieing greatly en
latake plary�thait ie etitimatrlkthatover
er
fifty millions sterling was wo invested its
the three tears following the (ininnets
boa The capital of the Ng brew
wry rnm,taniea rsgisterel in (treat
Britain np to the year 149.2 is
given as being rat,W38,904. of
which 1.3011.721,;15 belonged to strictly
British c,anpanie., the remainder ap
pertaiStates and in fto oreign [countries United
ftthe
morimaG were brought up to date -it
would probable not be far not were
C100,009.0110 state,[ as the sum total of
capital of Britttih limited liability brew
wy companies - Review of Reviews.
A.4 the wast. %t111 (:...s on.
Tose amount of motley squanderer'doting the past year in New York for
root among the poorer clam of people
would feel and clothe their families well
dnring the entire winter, who ars now
in .leatitut. cirt•nmetatic'es The amount
of corn and rye wasted in distillation of
these liquors would fatten enough pork
and beet .) enpply thaw families with
choice meatnt fi' uvwr a year'. time
roar ttks as mousse.
Every brawn Aruaklyd teaker, every
bloated brewer. every bnm,sot and play
steal drunkard'sming fetsaluend Hy must be sup
ported byr(roketwwlr Their Rapport at
hb.last the bneist worker who pairs
It nobbles Up SO he Pot.
The eaahfa of a large iron works in
Yorkshire states that as pay dal SWIM
1. paid to the workta.l in
within an hour rtes halt et th Itt11M411s11*
r she pnhl res' i s. ,
Good cigars are
now hu h
Priced,
becau.5e of
high
tariff laws.
MASTIFF
PLUG CUT
i5 making
pipe-srroi\lnc
popular because it
(;)Ives more for the
money.
J '4. 1•., K .•• 04',1., Itirb,n-,nd, Va.,
. n Montreal. "a•..
STOIIES OF JERRY RUSK.
IIIasle•$I.e at NI. etc! rl• ar.rery. and
Md. kladar.« .r lugged.
Prom the N'a.biogtoa l :..•Hese f•
Assistant secretary Grant has a very high
admlratiou for Gov. itpek's ch•ra:tcr, wbt•.b
he iced, was merkeJ by • sturdy h.oeety lot
purple ,n everything 1.e ul.dertook. '•H,
was sot ell part ,uler as tt the xis. u)
dr.1,.g • dellg." a,J (.eu. great, *.provide)
always. however, no a..• moue h.'uorahly."
ee lark was a great deal of • joker and
.-..sol.ted with nosy greed stories. (hie ul
tient I beard soon after I arrived in Wash
tug!. 0. It may be ol!. Lilt it's "tall guest
It ran ►omethiug like this
••11e was to king about the hotels and eat -
tag houses with a young maul who claimed
• ue w al. a*h)ut tbeu, and 10 the course e1
the conversation the young u a t "polio' of
hots lire*,. t ,,,.loses tar l'erbte•kg smothered
e obIoru. It was a source of regret with
Me., boom et, that he could not indulge
w torte to that d,rectton and uaioteia hu
standing to society, because the dish trade
• e basalt. Mimeo go. Cee. [tusk seemed to
he very much impressed with the young
morn's social troubles, but after a miaatei
1b.ught brightcurd up and said - ••I'll tell
►'au what to do. You go to tbamlerlht'a
I'bey eau/tiler beefsteak in solos. in 1..
-tyle. 'lou eat one of their steaks, and
take my word for it when you get the Litt
it will take your breath away, so that
seise), will have it fault to unless then
4101.•. "
\Chen several members of the cabinet and
• number wt uewswaper mea were eater
tamed at the rnuttry hon. et tree. Felix
Agnes near l:altiniore, Secretary Kuak
owede one of the party. 1 hey were met at
the station with a big wagon drawn by four
-,loges*. Uncle Jerry dismounted the driver
and, se.rme the reins, drove the (ram to
the hone: aril dashed up the, driveway a:
full speed, to the esteuu:rttreet ..f Secretary
Blaine, who stood upmh the porch, listing
preceded the merry par:y 10 • .zarrtafe
Secretary ltuak was the life of the party,
and kept the guests in s gale duringdittaer
rice, ' b 1 ,. e r • me.
'Chen he was a eendd•late for election to l
Congress he was called) • stage driver. la
• sprcch he said
Centl,•mcn, my opponent, it seems, is
ashamed of being 'charged with being •
laborer, and in hu oicc, anstecratic way he
heas.s that he has had others do hill work
for him. He says that 1 owned a stage lin.
end 1 want to say to you right hero that he
,ells the truth and that I am pr 1 of it. 1
out only own • line, but 1 have driven the
"faces myself, and I ,trove them well, and
oil man •bo ever went with me ever got
tett, and this is a hat I want to tell yea coo
ceruing this 1'uotrenional canvass. 11 you
ire? into n.7 stage you will be io tele
9ltarla,s, and 1 will g.t you there every
titre,'
this speech made Mr !tusk very popular
Rad he was elected by a largo majority.
As secr•tarc 01 Agriculture I:ep I:urk
had ha dolls apartments. 11. Agricel
tur•l Nepartmeot beildine is located as tie
finest grounds to lVashisgtoa It be. &Mee
01 beautiful flower beds, and Jos Cameo
.,lou, standing at the windows a lee.
Ruski..11ce, which lock out upon them,
said to Uncle Jerry . "Well, .terry, yon
bars • mighty nee piece here, if you are
the tail of the cabibet." lase. Rusk eusckly
replied : ' Well, (Ippon, i would take to
know what • tail is foe if it is oat to 1 o.
heaotiful and keep the,"
free the Sprinaael1 (laity ablate.
At the crewing of tha Salk1Rkatcbi. R:, e•
in South Carolina he disti*gulthed himself
by clearing out • forge of (oofesdkrates w,t`
• battery which c'/n.na*.iwrl the only ap
preach to tb.lord. The ..temptdee
Gperste. and "lolly r.centefsl : snot Ger.
ower, who had ordered Col. Ronk to take
the brigade of with h he was thea in com-
mand tato this dasgeroua place, c'mph•
minted him as "the only man ,n thi. army
er t■ any whey army that 1 ever saw who
eosld ride further into hell than Mower ;"
and be continued, "i wart you to take •
drink with me.' Rut Col. Rook dmd not
drink, which caused Mower te wonder eves
mere greatly. in this attack a shell en, the
prow -bend of the Colmar* bore!, wbich fell
throwing bim over it. head. lie seraspblyd
up and lest the attack os foot. The mos.
shell killed three mea behind him.
From tie chicane. Record
In 16123 be was invited Ioal•endasoldsers'
reunion at [bon-apoli., H• accepted, bot
tasted of taking with *1301 hke regular stall'
.uppo .d no sceewnpay a 4:overeor, ie in
vited • bumble a clipped veasrase, made
them the n.embys of he stet, howled them
at a Ars[ clam betel, and paid their ex
• tiksaes/k Mew,
(Feo t.f t w most noted physicians of mod
era limes says " When the system Noir
charged with bile and the liver needs •
powerful rtimetus to excite it w duty, then
tt r that we or powerful eath*rties to nh
dale the seminary relief, often shoaled,
however, with prestrating Whets," ,ad he
lists also add, ".ften aatrplg by their no
that 11
worse
a" �t11. is aandnt rhe ,em
with Purljay' y Lc=., .y de
set Tk,_.y .etT gg.t+wfly
vat =le Them troubled with ehe.late
sa�a pn ti.a • Wawa Watt that k.s wet -
at for tried eeatkese thele ter homers
ties ; tit they will ie *sir work and per.
swesety ware Ness the all td.
Qiiede's tl masse ,Maas Y lytes et a
wawa, Oaths Is lace ` by la aid b• bid. b a s
Mysteries of the
HUMAN BRAIN!
The latest discovery in the scienti
tic world is that nerve centres located
In or neer the btu of the brain con-
tr)l all the organs of the booty, and
when these nerve centres are
deranged the organs which they
supply with nerve fluid, or uerye
force, are also deranged. When it
is remembered that a serious injury
to the spinal cord will cause paralysis
of the body below tIN-isj red po%pt,
because the terve force is prevent
by the inj')ry from reaching the p
lysed portion, it will be tinders
Low tee derangement of the nerve
centres will cause the derangement
tide various organs wi.1CL they
suppl}' with nerve force; that if, when
a nerve centre is deranged or in any
way diseased it is impossible for it
w suppiy the same ,impossible
of nerve
force as when in a healthful condi-
tian ; Leuee the orga'Is which depend
upon it for nerve force .utT,tr, and are
unab:c to properly perform tlicir
work, and as a molt disease tuakee
its appearance.
4\1s4st two•thirds of our chronic
diseases and alments are dao to the
imperfect action of the nerve centres
at tile base of the braiu, and not from
11 L(rangeraeut primarily origimeAipg
in the organ itself. The great mis-
take of physicians its treating these
disease; is that they treat the.nrtans
Iand not the nerve centres, which are
the cause of the trouble.
I The wonderful cures wrought b�
ithe (creat South American Nervine
Tonic are due alone to the fact that
this remedy is based upon the fore-
going principle. It cures by rebuild.
ing and strengthening the nette
centres, and thereby inereasin„ the
supply of nerve force or nervus
energy.
This remedy has been found of
infinite value for the cure of Ncrv'ons
nes., Nervous Prostration, Nervous
Paroxysms, Sleeplessness, Forgetful -
tease, Mental Despondency, Nervonc-
uess of Females, Hot Flashes, Sock
Heidache, Heart Disease. Tho iir;t
botile will couvioce anyone that a
Cure is certain.
Souih Ameeicati Nervine is witL-
out dunbt the greatest remedy c vcr
discovered for the cure of Indigestion,
Dyspepsi' , and all Chronic Stomach
Troubles, lieeause it acts through to.
nerves. It'res relief in one day,
sod absolnld r effects a pertl:aucut
cars in ever" instance.. Do n t
allow your pr'j rdices, or the pr.;tt.
dices of others, to keep you free)
using this health giving remedy. It
is based on t11e result of years of
seientifie research and study. A
single bottle will convince the most
incredulous.
JAS_ MESON,
Wholesale and Retail Agent lbr
Godericb and vicinity
G0M FORT
IN CORSETS
Can only be obtained by wearing
No. 391 `t Improved All -Feather -
bone Corsets." No side .steels to
break, hurt or rest,
TRY A PAIR.
Al First -onus Dry Seeds Num SW Them.
rt IJrE
They are not a rens all. but are the her hosed. one
asses/or tatlion'ne.., thane, he (%,nrieth Ioony
oap.is, 1n,'ig.,u,.n, F'arpl.ti:vlloerr. a.d.11 d(r.
ea rid fens imp.., bino.j .1 i lis er.
25 CENTS ABOX.
ask Tear Illenneses rev noes.
--CITY-
coag AND wood
Y1aRa.
Spatial •tImillia giren 1.
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for all grades of
NAR, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL.
(�ial ein softer , ROmIel.e Wens ono s Moe whams
*orf !w.
NMs.k... Cae...Iwn.
JOHN e. PLATT, Prop.
1
PATENTS '
CAVEATS. Tsaaf BARgu AH COp1111.1I1f
Obtal•od, and all Mashies* la the U. R Pates
Ores . tided to at AMPRRATR PR6&
oar altos se opposite lb. U. E. Palest Of
Gee, and w • 1411 obtain Patesu Is less nee
has these '.mora from WA xi, axoFox
arse Nopaa. OR 1)RA WINO. We *A-
ee se to pe` enteblll{ fr.. er res e•
Mi '
... make IvoCHARD N ('ALlSR WA' op -
TA IN PATRM.
We refer kers. to hke Peetwieater, hke
X Morey Order Div., and te 'Masi" of the
U. it. t'.a..t Mee. Per ciessier, advice
Meru • ed rot rveses to acts& dinar 1a roar
awn Mate or comity wrlle to
r • Mine aro..
Os swore se Sa, W.ebingte•. 0. 0
1f
WHY
Does OEO. BARRY, OA
Uorierieh furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the Fast stook
et furniture and undertakers
supplies And bow is N
that Ise can still so cheep'
BECAUSE
Ile finds that it pays in the
long ma. His melte
%%Well T'reite and Quick itA
flea.' He alae halos *
14v. lop e[ *bare6latitilg'
( w.. eall shte
Ina elsawhss►
ilwid amp se bead. SW/