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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-5-3, Page 23 d "When I was a Boy, It Writes 1'••-twest' r .1. 1 . 11 ex,letoY. Forest 111:1, W. VA., •' 1 hod a brow chial trouble (af touch a persistent and stubborn charieeter, that the dax•tor pronounced it incurable with Ordinary medicines, and oily oven rue to try Ayer's Cherry Peetur 1. 1 did so, and one bottle cared use, For the last fifteen pore 1 hale used this preparation with gued elfeet whenever I take ABad 001d, and I know of numbers of People who keep it in the house all the t tine. not coneidt ring ft ...if. to be to ith- out "Ii hare heeu tele: Ayer'a Cherry - Pectoral Ip my fatr(ily tor :»pears. werh the most estis!aet.rry results, amt cola cheerfully r.. utemcn.l h as l..•iug •tape" ciatly adapted to .oil pulmonary Com- plaints. 1 have. f.•r many pole, made p,llulunery nod orh.•r na..lt. Mooniest:fat etude, end 1 here. tom to the n.nelnsi„n that Ayers Cherry P. ,oral rtccnpies a p,nsith,n prs.rn,in. ret eel. other mcdi- cines ut the tl:t "-d'lide Dirt import. Ayer's Cherrf Pectoral Prepared ey Dr..f. d '..t ver k roe Loma, sass. Prompt to act, surntecure BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. . Cr.Lorgnp RlirIEw" nr ('t-aI;. Y lfl • TORT. --- We are in re;eip' of the I'. 1 ped> Review of Current History fer t'i het quarter of 1894. This puLlie,•i•.n s heady conepet tiinrn of current library, am; 1e just the thing for busy men who (1c i. to know how the world wage, without 1' • laborious r.search necasear::y trio :eyed ie heating the matters np ind:vi.hlnllt'. Tb. Cyclopedic Review is full ant cempre;ueneia e, and toe man or woman who subscribes for 4 and ,tndo,a it will never leek ideas. el 5 . per annum : single cores 40c f:errets ■ Cox & Co , Buffalo; N I1' , pnhl•ehers Htaee:k', llaasztvt: fur %lay ie strong in fiction. Besides the fifth instalment of Mr Du Maurier'e novel, "Trilby." wink gees. more delightful at each ate', there arr tee first chapters of a charming i oro -port tale Kentucky lire before the sar, by lane - Lane Allen, end six sh.,rt 'settee. Th •t• are "The Miracle of Tishi H .fn ir tea" toe 11. 1'. V. %fryers; "At Oilmen l-.erniuiser, by .race King : •'.t Neoe of a Phtlol c•. nut," by Marion Wilcox : "The Voile.. Richard Harding Davis; ".t Kianttt,s, eat Rs 1 Cloud," by (liar Witter ;_fed "Th. F:nd of au Amintsity,•' by L. Clarkson. S••tna za , f r May Rives g wide range o: reeding, the chief papres beim/: " S•.no t:pewees of Mountaieeerirlg, ' ay a casual amateur : "John March. So it honer," "The Provincials. " A Pound of Cute,'. " A Corner in a Market," " The America. Cor, go,'• re VVomanhmeas as • Profession.' T -1 New Poorest of Franklin," " W-orkiny Girl's 1 'tubs." " That Greed May Come," "Climbing for White (:eat.," •• Tuft K&hiea of Drap,eney " and " The I'u`nt of 'The continued stories entente their in tend, wool the illustri.t ora are fell and anp u,triate. Cherie, Ccriboers Sons, New York. Tar l -I.n t trot' for .lane is called the "Summer Number." and is a super* issee in every respect, the amouut of pr•ctseal and interesting reading metier beueg 1 ripely wereaaed. The article in the ('o11eee s,•, e. describes a Girl's Life and work at Mouth, and is written by a recent and hrdl,aut graduate. Ther- is also a very sug teat re and entertaining paper nn A f:ranunnr- S,hool Commencement. Nursing as an em ploymeot for women is ably treated by Louise I)arche, superintendent of the New York City Training School for nurses. An appropriate "pattern" article, in addition to the regular monthly issue, non Drees for Summer Sports ; and another, equally suit- oble to the time, gives mformstion on Trunks and Trunk Packing. The opening chapter' on Vocal Culture, by the author of Dela•rte Physical culture, bevies in this number, and should prove as beatfkial as the series just closed. The papers on HygQeeo,c Living are o,ntinuee ; and the oee6deoce th tt should exist between 'Mother and lhught r is the theme of the article bearin, that tette. A Kneepad Party Ie de- scribed, and other contrilwrince. are : How to Serve small F: nit•, I'ai.lissn in the Ho.ne, the everpopular Tea- fable Ueeap, and Amongthe N. west Rooks. The articles on nitting, T.ttmg, Netting and ('rochetine show gamy or-gi.al wed attrac- tive designs. 'I'be sutscripti-,n mete of The Ualaaeat..r is $1 • year. Single ,ropees, 15 seat.. AdMeese order. in The Delineator Pablishtne Co. a I,td I, 33 R14 10 , . Street West. Toronto, fiat. Tier CAN 411A l'a6.ayTaatAN. -A carefully enadmoted religious paper is • necessity in every well reguls raj home iie silent in Awe f•.r gond is incalculable ; and the coo tM Pres tele in it i fare time few pub ani tribe teem t of such a paper shour,l Bever prevent being made a welcome visitor. For the by tortes family circle no p•riodicel cin e the sem of The Canaria Presbyterian. aa, eeeaeets sod editorial n.anagement s a model journal. Tor weekly hill el presented .s the several eeparusesse is ly and attractive. Let us mention • of the leadieg features of this valuate* eaten". Tim wise and linty "Knox an" writes for every mine; the "Mis- sionary World" gives the reader an idea how the barriers of heathendom are Ming assailed by the 4oldien of the Croat : articles en in•pertent subjects le "tsar ('or. - tors," who are small the most ghtftl venters in the Church, form a w ire,* feature; is "Pastor sort People," '1'Ge Family Cm:the" and "Our 'tong Folks," the varied taste, and interests heed is a Christian home are oocealted, aad a large £•.nest of entertaining and =I tea taagg en prded : the Christian Veer oelessmr,re and thpeea!tabbath :School =i a "WlsmAalw awl Cheraw wt illbe ewe reesive t feta%. hem wei& to week, the beery of aliaMerW ami sengregatlea•1 activity. W. cordially tames end the paper to our Presbyterian readers. It is auw theist at he sue•tel rate of e1 tor the r.a,asneer ul tee year. Address, 1 etude I'resbyt.rtaa, 5 .1 or lea Street, Tese.to, for free sample a.pt 1,1. lleruonisr Ht..I/I , ' 1ha. The Brucke on Bible bade ss current nam ben of The l!ethoJistt Maganue sill be of special io-erest to every titbit reader. The .• .piously taastrate i article in the 11sy member describes the tour over the historic plain of I oIraeloa. " 1'11, ►► lyase 1 Ay Through • ('amen," is c,•..uuu* 1, tulle il- 'leerwtsJ with fine photogravures by W. If Nasser. An article which will lee read w•tta great neterest s a "t'hareicter Sketch o! liter Henry ...,aersr t,• ane of the a Meet wenien of moolern times, by N'. 11. 'toad, I:.titor of The Review of Itease.. %le. • very pra,tl'al taper oe, '•,►-hat is :1 to be A Christian . by Lady Henry Seiner - soh Stn. H. L Platt, Jescribee in • brie, paps, the heroic life east labors of "I hived ..r.merd. the Apostle to the North Amen an le (fans. ' An "In Memoriam sketch of :mu: del, puke of A:lawny," by Fiederte 'I. Myers, will ret ive many an luarerie and i•.ths•in same •esec:atel with our tel • el ',lee •n. "The Flowery l'cea•.ber," a study of i'uritan Ile, in native dialect, ey Fran'ie 11. fade: wool, 1.1 It , will be imterestih; to allay. The stories of a "Singer from t'„• `ea," gieing glimpses of Cattiest) Seethe 1 Lk, art"The Dragon and tl.e Tee. kettle," oa Temperanee, are cute aid. Siert elutes are : "Hew to Prt.yide Week •r rho t'acmpl-y'td," by lice. Dr. (:al Meath : "l'be Tyrrell eoploratiou of th•• i'. rr.:iii )• ►Vest of 11wis•rn'e Bey,- with map; gives thrilli g adventures au.l art • .,'nes of that uakaowb region of n.uch in ,crest to our ewe people: "A Hlt:htan.1 ti,n:mamid,n," with cu• : ••l-tuis Kossuth, "Th•• 1lwiae of telethieliem," etc., etc Pi cc "3 • veer : tel for set mouths ; :0 .eau net number. Turonto : Without. Tor, floosies; '• u.a,: ''.sorer: A copy t thee delighted story reaches our ethic ,s, the Metl:o-list Beek and l'ubl:s',ior I •red, Toronse, who hays just issued a 1 •' d Cote:Oise editnm. The handtum. tidies and the homeroom illustrations rf .: book tet Dote commend it to the eye, bis g.eet elierm lie* in its mingling i r n nem r aad t•akte, the piano :rete -r, ,h• :.liiaae. chesa.ter sketches, the t acit:teen. '•'•• nominee slab whkb' Mr. 1.6;gla,on ha ,w•c- lel. the sieryof Ralph flert•ook's a.f east uremia teach.ng "tee young eloa :i •^ to thrv.)" in "Flu trick Jeestrict" of th- lto.srer State, w:ne forty yean age. pae. hsps tie greatest strength of the story lien •1 iia •Laracter sketches. 'D'A Jack Mesas,' the sch all trustee, rreeting the young teacher with the comforting aorto ince : "Ef yr.0 thiol you can trait yew hide in Etat ('rick echo it -home. he'n's g.,. no 'ejection. Rut of yoq git licks 1, don toms on tie. Flat ( rick don't pay no nsur aflose von bet." Mr. Means' young hope- fuls, Rud, 11111 aad Minudy, are drol -harecter. Otte Jones, the .xponeet of the art of educstioo by the rod--"L&y it o:. .rood to what I says to the master, lay it et:. rood. I.:ckio' and honed roue togeth.•r No liekin', no trend', say, I.' Poor litter "'fishy,- whose picture brightens th. trout c -.ver of the.btok, is one et the sweet et of ceildren iu all literature. Ile sketchee ales of et* ". allege Squire" an the "Hard Shill Pres 'her," are exce'oJst,g:y nett. (lee of , he finest pieces of narrate -- pees we have ever reed is the chapter de. •crihing the "Melling 1{se." I:ut spate will not permit, teat ora ,oust /limply ask ur rem len te get the bmdk for themselw. s Noel if they have not read it tit will bear • a orad reading,, we promise them a treat sib as they have rarely enjoyed. The b wok may he had in paper or cloth ereera of the local book salter. The ('•nadien pub lisheta have la -d the peones under tit -wee tet• prey:ding re cheap and attractive in edition of this famous story. fee rrl.ser'.JKear L'neettl.w's ,:.pe nor A good story of t'.e poet L tngfelloo to :•.1d by the l:uh Me ' Independent.' fheod..r.• " McLennan was foreman of the print .ng establishment ,.fJosephl;ttbit when Longfellow, then living in the Newtown house, issued his tint vo:ume of poems, and worked on the hook. Longfellow was very painstaking with his manuacripesndelegye used to rend in the copy for each form nice- ly stitched together. To distribute it among the compositors it had to be cat apart. l'his annoyed the poet greatly, and he protested earnestly against the mutila- tion. Three different proof sheet. were not him, it tieing understood that of the last proof was not returned to the odioe in half an hour, the form could be struck off. On one occasion, Longfellow wrote oo the back of the first revise : 11r t:ritfin, Mr. Griffin' ii you let that 'devil' Timed, re, Cut my copy any more, 1'11 destroy him in a jiftin. The limes were set up and printed in the time revise, which was sent to the post, and Dies taken out. The boy had hardly reach- ed the office when Longfellow rushed in, white with etcitemeet and fear, lest the term had been run off. His relief oa die - covering that he was the victim et a prac- tical joke may be imagined better than des- cribed. - aellee'e eltatiser. Mn. 7. Hawkins, 1'hattanooge, Tenn., says " "Shiloh'. Vitaliser ' saved my life.' i consider it the best remedy for a debilitated syrtem I ever need." For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it siesta. Tries 75 cents. Moll by all druggists e w There to elev. Is anybody waffler on you, madam " tn.lu,red the filer walker. " Yes, sire' retorted the middle aged matron, fiercely. " 1 reckon they're wait In' to see if 1 won't go away without styin' fur the 17 cent in change that's • smite' tome'•' A lad • Reese Lady. y named Mn T. ('. M. Humehries, hong is Keene, Ont., who need only two hones of Memlrrsy's Kidney and Liver Cure, has torw•rded • statement to the effect that it completely cured her of in• ti intimater). rheumatism, kidney and liver Mhe TISK N14.% 1 1 i 11. tINT., 1 i11 R$DAYe MAY 3, I804. ASHES OF NOSES. "What'. this dull tows teeta? Rube:.. ,.est oris.,; 4A1,., w.*'1 1 . ashen In are/ What w t.tte.1 to boat •" `tang tbigail Howe, as .he at.rwl by a fraarrtnt blooming nee Muth one bright June morning. •ei.0al morning, .tblgc.- sail a plea sant veto., and tL.• .I«,•tr•uiug 1.1u:lh Olt her fare as she tune 1 to answer. raaenr yJ th.• w.'I, •tis,. ,.1 Harlan Write, who was couitue up thes.th "Su the 'town N bull i1 it' Contests now, 'twat Ian you wished to two. -- Ail he .tub yes erns armed heir waist, and saltine' heroism' tile: for thsweyorntg folk. hal been ,swe, tb•'ana sunt. t'artr e.ulc teens. And hod wow only rawrbasl th • •:,gees of elgbte,!u rid twenty-three, resl.ecti a ely. ' 1 ala, going away. -tubi..,•' he said after* brief a hat. ' 7..,u,;( to start in bosinea in Bark Bao whon.00ale and retail hone. at 1 'hical;o Fattier has .e enrol me the law, and its a splendid t'haice. It will be quito a lu:t,y time be fore I can claim you, dear. Mut we are but!, young and mast wait Abt►ie'a blear ey.s r., filled wit% tears at the thought, of parting. that the earl wart figure of the eoring titan before her with bis da -k, curly hair awl btuiiii s.vts. grew dun and tivally+li,stgpla•ansi altogether. ole the taste 0uiiuu.•.1 and splashes' down nista the niers she lis !d in her quivering fingers. t►;:ilt! Of course she w.•;:'..1 nn.l City wonlil' •ash It for a home. Om' *part and titers. win, time, they would both be set happy. " • Harlan Waite went away, many fend words and cortege* a parting and .lbigail did the house and sang and tirrani, I a,t;tt• 1110 And the little fuel ! •ase, wit weatherbeitten board.. 4 met, 1 {its n.mns, its front yard with gi apple trent and ,dot faehiout.l (I. bets, tis• busy father and the ua, :leer, was r pleasant al,laing itel a 1, Abigail, canoe Abl.ie for was mune.' after a witch luvr•l all ye "lien time. and 'the Ilene. see quaintly suitable. With her long b hair, with its glint .1 gold, b back frim a high, full fore tliunghtful blue eyes, slender g f..rmu full, alitrsit childish lips showed a par, refined appreciative ta'rawent of one shielded by loving ruts. ; The months canie and went, and gall was developing int.) a noble w host. With healthy intellectual t for her lined had not been loam with trashy literature, elle saw ( handiwork in all nature, and read pleasure and appreciation the thon of enl•ured auttore and philuiop fu* she hal had the careful gulden a thoughtful mother at the 'right t in earlier days: when the love romance, admiration and frivolity first springing into life, when ronrteons ratan is a probable hero. tool forth front the pages of wave tea novel; etuttggled away. When d girl so much need a mother's care k ata 'h a time, to lovingly guide her healthier toned reading, tau•hing lis be a fleetest, pnre girl, and dentate t%at her aseo dates shell be the ma Frequent lettere carne frutq Hair praising his situation, telling of the city life into which he enterer with and of the t iadntsts of his senior part a wealthy old gentleman. who for memories of Lang Syne was dirp,fe, treat at an eviue' the eon of his old t friend. Abbie taught school and tar away many pretty and useful thing the old cherry bureau that stood irqe room at twine. in keeping for herb that was to be. Amongst her young aociates there wan no one so dear to as her cousin Lawrence: a tall, stn voting than ten times her senior, wit face betokened honesty awl filel Sh.. `Fal nnroneclow. heat deep in heart there was a feeling warmer t consinly regard for her. Walkinghome with her one sash from his ather s where she had s' the afternoon, he inquired about H lien. "1 have not heard from teen often lately," she had said. "How long has he been guns!" sok Lawrence.., • Three years, and has visitedone th times. but it seems res, tearer, though course he cannot be spared oftener... "Tell tete. little coz. do von weary wanner- he asked. "Oh no lint 1 wish we might m oftener. Harlan wishes to get a co Portable home before we are mares and 1 agree with him, she replied. til time spell, many of her yonthfnl friends were gone from th,'ir homes, t„ other fields, or homes of their own. vet for her, life was hull of sweet premier. and she was content. Four years, fire roars elapsed and Ilartan'e letters had became lees frequent. his visits fewer, her 'wart was true L!•.1, but rhe would not speak of it to any, for she would say nanght to bring bathe upon him, so unwilling are We women to have a dear one blamed. t hoe day father hmnght a letter saying Harlan was coming for a visit Abbie was overjnyel, the little:norther was tide lighted to see how b*ppy she was • Mother dear," and she gave her a fend kiss, "he has been away five sears with only occasional visite, ran yon wonder I am Klatt for such news!' He range, a handsome citified man, and if there was a trifle .,f constraint in his manner as lie greeted her. he did not heel it bot admired his town hrircl w-ays: and heavy mn.tarhe. teller:; him with a laugh flat he hail • nfirely not grown her, a pow little ronntry girl. anti if, womanlike. she hot ,•t pear.' him to take her in hip arms And 1011 her that she was just as he loved to here her a purenoble little woman, h* dido d Ida mix so, with ,itY maid. the wor1,i,1."n dear.' my with t the work, lays, hgits In110e r:u•led iu-er- httle plac t•, ;short, nt of. mitt ruwu rashes head. rae•efnl all tem • par (►bl Oman mites. leered Sod's with zhts :ten cc of of every - step• Meal oes a . at Into r to ling mei, Ian. belay zest, mer, the 1 to imp keel 1111 her ono• a, her rely trees 1ty. his ban ing out 111'- 05 ed res of of eet 01 - ed„ troubles. such a complication of diseases kept did not tell him that .Int). had yielding w quickly to this remedy shooed earned er at home, that whet she had encourage ester sufferers to sieve it an home honest trial. that a est teased, 1 alt*. h mingles nfo the depths of the earth. and hast either been ,r nwri in pnre'haeing o1 der tori. ba might keep his equal i ell•etn y way of which she hod not only l with the world, lint had leen 11.es elechigan Asenhew When m•m•••er .lawn i aad 1 were In 1 irnp, oh, the subtlesti had is thing happened ' There was • Ruaiian I Eternal prince mod • ;•reiseeount sad they fought • duel •hntu peardliay me wish putot ono so, , t lrohi. Gotham -Ale ! Wore they instal Min Michigan Aesake.r \o, indeed, they weren't ; they wile jam as sober u could i.. Mk in atomism are wore or len directly ne mangled by had blood. B 1t B cares the • •ipelas. itehiag ra•Isa., salt rheum, following skin diseases Shingles. ee• head, e'nptsea., pimples end Motels*, by I removing all empunt,ee from tie itlead from • sonemason pimple to th• wont acrofalons mire) to the very gate, of the l'ity Ah. nn' rhe was a woman. t: a confewion, even to her he , w.,nlel have been treacherous to the innate instincts of a trite woman's wul to conessi inch feelings Site reproached hd'rnelf for being over sensitive, mid when he came ter his final visit beton returning. ,hal ha.1 firmly resolved to let no hard feelings creep into her heart against him Ffe seemed i11 at 'amend finally sitting down beside her. and taking her hand in hies he and he wished to mak her advice abont a business matter H.oid, we.. while slipping heck and forth on her t slender Aagef, the engagement ring elm t hat woru s, long. that lux partner. Mr Bark. hal taken a great fattcy to klub. had helped hint in many ways, that Ap'peahnU to the being at his hoame very frnluentlJ. be ) L.,' Inr•otue ou intimate terns* with the (ii t cal fautily. and Mr 'lurk'. daughter, Lily. t ivaf taken egoist fancy to kint this with Castes a smile. and the old gentleman hat1 1 prq■wed that be i ul,l thi and from the" MA3TIff old ,teed thatr, mai meter d ho the I li u.iuess, biasing liana manager. Meanie/ Other allasion•- t0 a flu,. Net tlament sot ('cures, ,tsar, ' he t•, n511.11.d, 1 care so thing fur the girl, she is trill enuagb. but use Inc style, but it would be a gra-,tt lumsiar•rrl a•lvsntage and, for -that reuses I loudly kn..w what to du,'• and he leamrl bash in the chair with pre tended tank terenee. and asked her ad- vice anon, the isnatures,"5 platter. A great weeklies.' had ...:ue seer .tbigait tris:u •b.Jltwt: an.l Dene it was res-thungh ;err heart heat tenet to stupe. Be- numbed with the import (skins word*, sb ' could use move. . hs euua great thougiit !turned in her brain -"lee wishes to be free." All this in an instant and then with r'al:uuths barn from the deptbs of her despair, she replied quells'. "'There is 'btu nate thing to lis .luta ; marry Mian Burk. 1',ss but 1 hate to leave yon," the , raven ...twee! end. "It it were, slot for :he money-, ' "Leevitig ane Is hot of email 'inlets, tote's c\etparest testi' vdnr tiugncial in- t •irate, sbu:mower:•tl, and quietly re. Iwn•init het hetlineie l ring bill it on the to',l. et his sale "1rtr-aro still war:u frit„•!s, are we tort. .11::.ite:" 1,.• a lied w:stch,ug her r n riousl s•, . • l n.l•inht,.ily iwe' she said, although her fate was vale al:: drawn .••1 h. Ito .,•n may timer at 'talo'y life, Harlau Waite:* *health'. rising- "Y..n will ',rive toe a farewell kiss, trill yon not. tsar L :tg Syne"' he said, 40.1 rietag awl Lt'tnling his beau to ward.+ u• r. Draw-iug hack and s'tp;sorting herself with her stand rep di :•a chair b:v•k she tv'aiat:ere'd "go' nod motioned faun •t e ate. and the wr.•t• lie 1 nen walled torsi from lite -room. leaving behind him o:. -• .•f the ua..t Itnr•i••t11 think) a man cart I•ts es., a pure unmet: shtart: end went i•trth t.. seems) Jialu:non- for watch its' h:al matte the sacrifice. 1'roue on the (Ivor with tearless eves and sobbing bt,•atli, her mother (unnd Feer. and whet: a how weeks lsm.•r Abe come forth from heir .iii -k - r•a:cu, she was a ;title, silent girl trying to take up the daily ruatine of he. What frienais and nee:bin,ra said it matters not. - Het lona intuit. was avoided by Ler parents, who were most kind, heel .lid everything to c,:awr her. tree My one eh.. removed Itien duties but her future looked dark, ter she had always pl:utne,l it identical with his. and she could not at. once sen it utherwiee. Lawreeee wait an unfailing friend, aul tnoatlts later. when he uotsi her his -leve, never referring to Harlates treach- ery, though he must have known it, he said, "Abide. 1 :is'ngltt never to have mentioned this to pin. tint if I could make your dear heart laapt.y. and yonr pale face bright and siniling again. (io.1 :snows how gladly I wool.' do it' - and the tears ran down the poor fellow•, face. Abigail war ep1v touched, and lac itis; iter hand' np.,n iii. arena Abe said, '•1)11 Lawrence' I never dr'antd.this Bret my heart is rick and weary, 1 ran - nut lore you iu that way : but your et•In patthy for tic iA very sweet, dear.cousin, awl I thank von for it." The days sped by: news of Harlan', marriage had been receivers: Abbie had 'finished her summer school and was at home, b,L.ily assisting her •ther with the hotulehold rates: but her mother was quick to note the pale face. auk' fatigue that so easily carne over her, and many awwbnrethetotell)- ve the ani i father, t•,,, would bring. her a bunch of wild melee, dewyawl sweet, froth someshady nook in the p:astnr.• when he n, turned from his woruttig s walk. and would girt the:u to his • girlie" with a loving 'rtffiio. ural feeling a pang of re grot as he playfully to1.1 her 'the r•wif•, were *11 iu her hands, and not in her cheeks ' lint the day rams when AMA'', was very sick. A long. tedious fever had seized her and found the delicate coli stitution su rale virtiw Long. -dark days of snffering foll•rwesl, when father's, and mother A hearts were t.,ro with anguish as they anzinnely asked the pbysicinn what the r',cnit would be, and then dreaded bis answer days when Lawrence walked the floor of his room and graved (iod rot to take her from his life. days when friends softly aeliarttithe threshold with est hearts shadowed honesg sthetoaq=tous n the there Weak we.rris that we are to so strive against the will of the Almighty! He hast seen fit to take her home, and very gently the pitying physician broke the news to thew• who love -,I her. Wasted and worn, weak as a babe she lay upin her dying conch, yet not alarmed to know that her weary feet were nearing Death's river and its .•billing rnrrent. '• Mother, she whispered faintly, as another laid her face beside here on the pillow. " I cannot forget Harlan I rare been praying for him all day long. lie did not mews to make me setter so. Forgive him, please Lawrence cattle in. trill to smile as hie eves met hers, failed fo do an. and sank upon bis knees at the bedside, burying bis face in the clothe.. tint in .the little kitchen rat the father with bowel head. •Y)k, tilde my little ewe Iamb.: he groaned, -How can it be"'• ra m°,'A Truly Wondorful Statement ! PLUO CUT has become the standard smohinf tobacco. even in competition with lobi established brand.) of recoq- nired mer -it. Investigate it, by Writing to the Mayor, Postmaster, any Minister or Citizen of Hartford City, Indiana. • •0.105r r .-. J. 11. PA -E Tebatee Co.. Iticbmu w . met Mauna:, can. " Y CRISP AND CASUAL The S',t•ritf all the outfit of a *teaseled ovens company :a K:n,.".w and reale-'1 A Newmarket yoenz ltd.) Marne 1 one b -r eyes while carelessly us:o, the curling trona The moot agreeable, res•.•n•too tonic ur, mild stineutant is 31tiLurn's Beef trots and Wine. in, .l. 1'. \lc('.wy, who le ratites ar'und the wort l for a eager of '6,000 Is • !lupe, touuty nen. .1 black base which tipped the beam at 4i ponds, is this year'', record for ,1.1. burnham fisheraicn. • John Harris, • crippled tramp, is being sh piled from one inter,.•r •oau to ►uuther. N, oat. want. ham. An 112.1ian who has been doping along the p•,lern .1%.-r ante .;ria,' eleees to ha.r ,aught 1,000 muskrats. . Ib not aegleet cou;L,, outdo, astl mer, end bronchitIA, hut sun• else by using Ile Wt tole Norway 'tine Syrup. A Waterloo woman 'went to church mei enjoyed the s,rs'ioc until she found a '•rt - 'time•1 tnlltd le;;cod on her hat. 1'aierhtiv prntp:e., blotches, tan, ■red rel itching l tn•o,a of the skin are removed Ly aisles Ur. Low's sulphur soap. Iet Two I'cf•rhoru' fishermen walked tl.ree miles to a lonely stream end tl:eo found they had forgotten their fishing Inc,. i)r. Lee 's %Voce Syrup has removed tape worus trout 15 to 30 feet long. It also de strays all other kinds of worms lm A beef rio; has Kea funnel among the (.ricers around 1.'kt•.rl's Corner. 1 tae of : heir number wilt act as butcher. A Walkerton miller began to sell tea and the local groom olyectel. The mllkr re- torted by asking them to step setting dour ('Oestipati.w claims many victims Ward off that dread dire '11f the we of Meal) Super Coated ietrdocl 1'i1ls wheu need- ed. Irn. i:ie0$ton pelioe are n.akiog an effort to break up street corner leafing Some pools were arrested and the effect has been most beme ical. 1 hypnotist in i..dt recently put • Wood stock young man under mesmeric power by Islephou. The event ..ecurred alter epee selling hours. 1!uloh's I'ure is sold on a Guarantee. It este, tactyyent suwpttoa u the tees, r.sog core, Holy one cent a dItose ; 25 eta, 50 cta, and 01.00 per bottle. Sold by all drargiarr. e w The 8 year oldson of Joseph I)rrrki, i:.rltn, put his hand on a clopping block and told hs b. year-old sister to cut two 05 his fingers ief. whir+ she did. He mantel to see what his hand would loot Lke. Captain Sweeney, I'. S. A., San Diego. Cal., says : " Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy s the first medicine 1 have ever found that would do me any good." price 50 cents. Sold by all drn, qts.,, e w There are some fanners in 1.11ioe ■m.' Downie townships who base three crops of grain store,, away ir, their barna •eaittnq batter prices. They lire on the rearm• e trona the rink supplied to cheese factories. Two years site 1 had • bad attack of btlimtsnese •c.l took one bottle of P.ursdosk Blood Hitters and cau truely recnmmeod it to anyone euffenng from this complaint. Mrs. f It As. Ila..w s, Toronto. Eva, the thirteen -year old daughter of Mn, le W. i'nwford ,Londeo, fell into a cistern with ten feet of water oo Saturday, and was with, difficulty rescued. :he is still suffering from revere nervous ptoetra- tioo. Irad blond causes blotches, boils, pimple,, abscesses. ulcers, aerofnla, etc. Burdock B1 oi Bitten cure het blood in any form from a common pimple to the wont ecrofu- los / wee. Those people who hal limey belittle the push and boom of %Voodstock's inhabitants, listen to this At 5 r. w. a new aiming woe in course of erection at • Ilundn st. ,tore : at 6.39 it w•u finished At a 30 is tl e morning when the awning was lowered, it was foetid that a nest bad been built and an epi laid since last nicht, in the fold, of the awning. R'hen fever" and other epidemin are around, safety lies in fortifying the system with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 1 person ha.in,q Min and impure blood, is is the melt favor able erudition to " catch " whatever disease be floating is the air. Be wise in aneemente have been completed be repre.rotative of the I trangeville and gni walking clubs whereby a compete ill tak• place at an early date. t *entt,. tint of • champion whooan jog •long e tate of sis miles per hour, and the • • 5 • Kate sank to rest like a weary child. and as 1 crossed her gnfet hanrla 7 time. An tweet ver Fer her innocent uisiden a breast, through tion w the fast f Il' a Ili teen.. nil thonghte went vine that thought e'en then that the brightness of other the heavenly city, and the sweet semina most of "W elrnne Home were dawning on to 3 her soul They buries her. and the 1. 1 n ttmm leaven are notating ri`ht breed b .an g wftl do out to 1 T •r th ' great un mown, ' an. members of the organirataon are sl as.penly .et present the odd. ars on (lrangeyilk. n highly praise Burdock Blood Ritter se It had a fair trial im my case with defied •nceees My symptom, were , bar•kas:he and sleeplresses,, sod ail disappeared after snag two bottles of k Mood Bitten I ammo( pram he rtev ere too highly. (;z..w:nt Hon wcs. Wood Point, Seekville. N. R. (I>1l aea A rung lad armed Will whe was alr uggfam is Marais. Renton t hand taken n f . k thumb of by a saw at which lea morad =` . ea Monday foreseen bat. lacerated will be Mae time before etkerwise y be will be work agara, nsRa:retislylp•perIntamers at upon her new mala inn we o Hinton% hate in the air, grave Reeds teadropsy with their gray rigxag fences where the Panne hoist ivy 'Maga its blood red signals to I eel ng the breeze. the farewell melodies of tie - parting uneaten' all mum to speak of i labor ended. of a life work eieseekieede and 1 breaths forth a hope of a_a11 at•ringtime I McLos And what of Harlan? Oh he will A Fears be prosper,ma and portly . will be hs VI termed • •n•'eesnfnl man of to talo Jun he we. as many inch a man has been before Hie bread It But in a quiet Wisconsin renetwry able so here meta beneath a whim headstones le ashes of his secettlee. I T • 1.0 111 rs: roan Ceti. Blackford County'; Indiana, June Soh, 18118. .' .ufh Amurirgn .tletii.•in. Co. Gentlemen : 'I reeeivcd a letter from yon May 37th, stating that you had heard of my wonderful recov- ery from a spell of sickness of ail yearn duration, through the use df SorT): AMERICAN \eavtse, and asking for my teatimo teal. i was near thirty•tive years old when I took down with nervous prostration. Our ily physician treated me, but with oat bcenetitting me in the least. My nervous system seemed to be entirely shattered, and I constantly had very severe shaking spells. In addition to this I would have vomiting spells. During the years I lay sick, my folks Lad sa maims& physician (spat Day - Ohio, and W from Colambns, Ohio, to come and examine me. They all said I could not live. I got to having spells like spasms, and would lie cold and stiff for a time after each. At last 1 lost the use of my body - could not rise from my bed r• lett walk a step, and Ltd to be lifted like a child. Part of the tithe I could rem a little. and one day saw :an adver .:lament of your medicine ' and coucluded to try one bottle. By i the time I had taken one and one• 1 half bottles I conitt rise up and take a step or two by being helped, red I! after I had taken ive bottles in all 1 felt real well. The shaking wcot ;away gradually, and I could eat and sleep good, and- my friends can:3 ' scarcely believe it was I. I ata sure this medicine is the beat in the world. I belive it saved my life. I give may i name and address, so that if anyone doubts my statement they can write me. or our postmaster qr any citizen. as all are acquainted with my :ase. I sal now forty -(n years of age, and expect to lire as long as the Lorre has use for use and do all ti,e good 1 can in helping the sufferinv. Miss ELLEN Stott:. Will a remedy which can offset such a marvellous cure as the abuts, cure you WILSON Wholesale and Retail Agent fer Goderich and vicinity Pure Quills Make a better filling for Corsets than any other known material. "Featherbone" Corsets are tough- -PO and more elastic than any other make, as they are entirely filled with quills ,Featherbone). To be had at all Retail Dry Goods Stores. THEY ARE PLEASANT TO TAKE YET POWERFUL TO CURE 1gfuAr's Uv[R LOWICES. 2S ectiTS A SOX. They do net na„sate or rack ar . weaken the e tits pith and other tosermi„,, wt the Tpe.n liner ..,1 anvach, and ``:re t he,s,.. n tone up ter non vitt.. 01.4 .. ee naturally and wet Mu* Coo, rrrein.riupt-tiSpist ,t,l,. 1•.4e,..d,od ..kr i Gwuin, p1,1.•.1, .11.. ti lire► Ask leer isumagen Stet1Memar. -CZTsv. COAL AND WOOD 41 R 0 Speeial attention given to SAWED AND SPLiT WOOD. Headquarters Inc all Endes of HARD, SOFT BIJCKSUITH COAL (teal weighed ea either market se my flnaka, 0e V Prieee Were game etseerbera TURIN CAW. TMMMeee Ueeeeeneek. JOHN 8. PLATT, Prop. PATENTS . CAVIATf. TaaiF MARAS Aa0 COMMITS Obtained. and all busies= In the U. A Pato One. attended to at 11Of)11[R/ TIC PW. Onr since la opposite the U. R. Patent 01 Gott, and of see obtain Patents 1■ tees tune ken those -emote from WAdUIJNUTVIC Send YOLgI, UR DR/ WiNO. Ws •A vise es tpnteotabllit fres of ad we make vo CH/ NOR (JNL/r911 R'IOd- T4IN PATSNT, We refer here, to the W p tee Re - M Mone ots rder Div.. sad U of ,is U. Ft, Petent °Mee. For lar advise Mrs. aad esterases to sol se. In roar ewe neat or County write V • aai111,4 9ppost1et'te thew WHY Doris GEO. BARRY, the Goderich furniture dealer and undertaker, keep the best stock of furniture and undertakers supplies t And bow is H that he an sell so cheap 1 BECAUSE Ile Anda that it pays in time bug run. His motto is : ' &wall Proltr aad Quick lis terns." Hs elm makes • specialty se *tare framing Give his a call baleen perobin ins elaserharie. Fluid a.s es hand 2311j