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THE BEST
FAMILY MEDICINE
sew Zee hese Kassa. Words .1 Psalms
hem a Mew York Lady for
AYER'S PILLS
"I would like to add my testimony to
that of others who bate nee.! Ayer's
Pills, and to ray that 1 hate taken them
for many yearn, and always derived tie
best results from third: use. Fur stom-
ach and liver troubles. and fur th... tare
of headache canned by these .mama's.
meats, Ayer'$ !tills cannot be equaled.
When my friends ask me what is the
beet remedy for disorders of the stow-
a^h, liver. or bowels, my invariable
answer is, Ayer's Pills. Taken in sea-
son. they trill break up a cold. prevent
la griper, check fever, and regulate the
digestive organs. They are easy to
take. and are. Mitred. the beet all-round
family medicine T have ever known."—
Mrs. IN T JoHNSoN, 168 Rider Avenue.
New Turk City.
AYER'S PILLS
Nisbett Honors at World's Faire
AWs Sttndefr Cera all BIaN fiLLJL
WAS AN EXCITING SCENE
Crowds Hoot t- hips Omlllers.
flat lie le..el *ailed Away wllktMEml-
treale •■ Beard - A w•esas
i'errlbl, mit"sgbl a.here.
It is many yews since such exciting
seems were eo•.ted on the wharf se were
witnesse4 this morning, says yesterday e
Montresl Wvne... The leaving of the
steamebie Moravia with between four and
fith buudr d persona for Brazil was the
muse ot .11 the excitement.
As stated in the Witness yesterday,
Mayor Wileon.Satth hod reported all the
tame 0000eotet wash Canadians being in -
dazed to leave this country for the torrid
shore of Brazil to the federal authorities,
and bed asked for further teetrnottons se to
how the Government desired tun to rot.
It was half expected that an order would be
neat to detail* the vowel, which wee booked
to leave port at noon to -day.
Tbis expeotstioo, ooupled with the fact
that • steam/ feeling hat been reseed among
the French Canalises against any of their
num ler d..ertieg Cenal• upon the promise
of homes, land, etc., which bed been held
forth drew .t least two thoue.od excited
men and women to the Hamburg line wharf
this morning, when the Moravia was berth-
s ed. As early ee eight o olock the orowd be
gen to resemble, sod by ten o'olock over
fif:.en hundred were pecked in frost of the
vessel. The crowd increased es rapidly that
the roof of the big abed in front of the vessel
wee wen black with mottled men who
gr000e 1 at the officers ot the vessel and
shouted to those who remained os board to
leave the ship sac not take the ohaaoss of
dyine in • oo00try that wee mot fit fur white
or colored men.
Tome stirring appeals 0000 begun to have
their effect : many en board were seen to
talk anxiously to their friend, and look
around for their luggage.
That • right, come off, oom. off, ' shout-
ed the orowd.
A Neill man with • very large wife, and
elm a large family, was the first to make up
his mind tkat (:.sada woe good enough for
him. He waved his hand st the orowd,snd
oAed, " I am corning off '" He stooped,
took uo one of his children, and his wife,
with •'adient feat, followed. is her wake
her three little boys.
THE ,'Row0 IAIOI.V WITT w H.H.
It stamped, waved ite thousand arm., um-
brella' .ed hate, and screamed with de.
light
The retreat of the gallant little mac woe
just what w wasted : a doyen more fami-
lies started up and began to gather no Meir
belcegiogs. Those wbo had interested
themselves in getting people is (save Goa-
ds now beim° to fear • ge.sral rent and
were to be sew running smog the pemes-
gens: ,.stbd.a.s, implesl•s, promidsg.
bad amuse as thous\ May had minty bet
their wits.
The crowd sew whet was minas w. aid
hemmed lustily and demanded that the pas
w eeper. he allowed to Move—•ad they did
Leave. Faintly .ft, hued, crowded dews
the sorrow gsogwa7 ta terra firma—hew
,he m+wd .►errs► 10 Im SIM; It wee IS I!!n*
them woe Io spuds caw.II� � limos .f
The minium sped y,
the clock es the nwtem house baps to
*limb towards twelve. The excitement
grew more tomato as the beer fud depart er
drew meth, and se rips of an
mi -
tale the vessel woes forihuowing. The ex-
odus had d w todled does oonatderably. whin
• tall It.glisbm•0, who bad tore atrta' 00
the meet with he wife, sprang to hie feet
amid shouted to the orowd " l m not rotas,
buys, aid
NEITHER 11 wr Ilu-R'
The crowd .wutd not 'ovation omit ; the
roar ooul l have beet. heard • yuert.r of •
mile away. To the s.trprtee of the crowd
however, the moa's calfs caw seen to put her
band on her bombed s arm .ad ley to de
Min slim.
•• Let your :Ausbeed go," yelled the
crowd. The next. moment the hash/tad
grabbed hie truck and dashed dow0 Lb.
r.Olw•t with it,
Tbrowieg the trunk down on the wharf
the mat ran back to the ship and carried
eft his valise ; returning again he Irotlmd
down the ganvway • big bulldog. 'bat h.
had intended takes' with htm -possibly to
anew op oertatn persona when he arrived et
the end of the voyage. Uo every trip to
*col fro he hail begged his wife to fellow
him. Mit she stuhborr ly refused. " Then,"
he shouted, as he wee lesviog the v• ese.
with the doe, "you can go alone sad work
ea the ooffee p.•0tat ••m.." Fovea this did
sot move her. Her husband locked savage
cep at ber from the wharf. Suddenly • man
perched high on the roof shouted oat,
" 11 1.,'t let i our elf. 10 alone to that
country, go and fetch her.' The hu•leed
ran up the wank way Stopping soddenly 10
the m'idle of .t, he turned to the crowd
a.,1 said, •• Wil you help me it they try ro
prevent me from bringing her Y
•' We will bring the whole of them hook
tf they stop you." came • votes. Shoats of
at vowel greetel this warlike decimating.
'i ith s bound the hut,ar d was on the deck
••'tittering the (Amore and emigration men
a• though they were so maoh chaff in his
meteor -like duh for his wife, who, wham
e he saw him coming. sat down on the deck
and tried to get her fingers wrapped round
something which perhaps might e.ve het
frees the raped transit (not to Hrerill which
she esw approtching.
Her husband gave her one more ohence
to leave with dignity. " Now will you
come .tuietly-!' he shouted, stooping neer
her and extending his arms into s circle.
She was . woman with a will, and no mis-
take ; she was seen to .bike her head furi
ou.ly The next instant she bras hor.ter'
high ; she screamed with s vigor worthy of
• tar better muse but ell in vain : ber hos
hand marched off the boat. clearing •'1 be
fore him as though he had been soddenly
rifted with Herculean strength. The crowd
ye'led.
Some of the pesewgern who had lett
olsimed they had not got .1I their luggage
back, cad
Wm W.—Why duet yes drop them
etapei bruit 'we've gut et saver •• by
Jews r W het d•. you harm &boot Jews?
Yr. W.-1 &.l' it you 24..4 ape. ••The
WWII 1' mer, uw.- you sr. reckon w WWI
be yea ►o..w at...oa tune• !
Lm me dee re. .rie sew u.•rr.ay..odew.,
paler ter lades." 110-11J the rests Der • We
ut•aeldllf lite laffpt0amos moron) vt toe ma.
mea."
"It's very pretty," said Mrs. Lwow.
•• but why a it specially for Iodise !"
" It has the Mm: ere 1'. '. —wet swipe—we-
'gravel et the top of the Muer Moot; said
the staWeaer. ---
A German has, it is said, invested a hate
111.1 .u. 1a look beio' tempered with throws
peu to doors. autos. aid Jregs and "Mahe
.a the nurgt.r. and bandc+tle tied twide Item
is readmits* N be ovaduoted to the esus.
court 1a the morning. A man in Masgeass-
ter M roma to improve ups tat• a04 le es-
peruusuusu upon as aatomateo that will
the Lurgler ways. 1.e kuee, east mime,
tofu. with • amok nail the polis. arrive.
The difference between ••msd.ittag" sad
"tueeetrga.W0 u, snot you al*ars 10vostl-
g.tw, while 11 1e the ether person who
meddles.
ROOFINC
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Fifty Armenasa refugees have arrived at
Uareed6. from Coser•ot:uwple. The is -
tenuous to to proved to the Usated Suttee.
The new armored battleship lllwtr.oes
*ee l.uuched et Chatham lest week. fdite
is of 14.900 tone, end Ler engines aro of
20,000 1.1i 1'.
Rebels made am •le a. k on • ship in Cavite
harbor in the Philippine 1• suds. •r.d before
they were repulsed tae gum" ou the ship
musk meet al .ee..ela.
A St P•tetsbsry paper el. al.ret. that the
Topple All.e°oe of 1.ertnaay. Amorist mid
Italy have joined Kamm an 1 Frenu.. be-
muse they hev•• oud•-rtek.o to withstand
'.rest B1.isit.'s designs, which are directly
-pp.re.l to those of al the patois o0 the
coalmen •.
A Hr.men despatch says that the author-
ities here ordered the expulsion of Thomas
Mena, ebo a sttea.Ptine to form unions of
...don sod dock -laborer-. Maim te nee of
the h• ed. •n 01gooregi00 •'.s' ea.brsore
unions among • 5.1.0 se.1 'irk -laborers is
t:rest Britain. Rus-ts, Frame. United
are.. (tidy. Spain. Imo nearly %eery other
rovilized country. The officers threatee
• o have .1 the men they control go out on
strike ur.lee& their w -.gat are tarred in the
over mature.
'TMln uHOrTI'.. AT THE .JA'';w Al'.
One woman was so incensed at the lose el
her belongings that she struck • man on the
gangway. who tried to get her to move
sway. Five minutes before the *egret left
four moo with their wives and families re-
melted to the vessel The crowd bootee.
At 12:15 the ropes were untseteaed and
the Moeavt• west out into the current no
ber long voyage with between tour sod five
hundred Irish, French and Italians people
on hoard. The crowd won dispersed.
No order was received Mom Ottawa to
hold the vewwl.
A. stated in The Witness yesterday, Mr.
i)e Campos, eommiesionsr to Brazil, says
the Rrauliso Government besides paying
p..sage •f emigrants to Brazil, would keep
them in food, sot. for • time, and also pro-
vide them with free lands. Mayor Wilms
Smith got this to writing from Mr. 1)e
Campos yesterday. and forwarded the deco
meat to the Government st Ottawa. A
gentleman who had just returned teem Eng-
land yesterday said that in all the psatoftiose
in London are to be seem Mimeses poetise
warning Englishmen who ere thinking of
emigrating to Brazil that the ohmate was
unsuitable for F.nglishmen, yellow fever be-
ing veru prevalent and istsl there.
Mr. Maine, the Rrizeliao consul, a.yi he
he. haw authorized by wire and by msil,hy
the Government of Nan Paulo end the Unit-
ed States of Brasil to endorse ell engage -
meets tithes by the Brasilia. League of
F.migr tion with reference to Canadian mei-
ennui.
The mayor said this evening that it was s
strange eigh' to see penal, leaving for Bro-
il when farmers in the Northwest were ad-
vertising tar help.
Yr. Hsolehsa, Di -minion immigrating,
agent, said that the imitation bad coasted al
least four bnadrel pereoou to withdraw
from the imtaigratine seherne. J
lo Wm. Radam
Microbe Killer
The
Only Remedy
That
-P
Removes 1�
The
True Cause
01 Disease 7
From
The System.
All diseases are caused by
nil. rnl.em, which are living
g.•nne in the bkxad; and the..
mr.-t..lw•o reuse inflammation,
fermentation and decay.
Thousands
Of prvwnns will tastlfy to its
wi.nderf ul power..
ltetad for circular.
RvllllMkfOile Aticr CO.
HOT CORN.
Two friends met rsesstly after many
years abloom.. The ewe said to the other
•• Well, old oh.p. aged how have you b.en
rectuam� en in the world t"
.. W*11," wee ti. reply, •see • failure 1
bare bees a decided somas. But as • sac
otos 1 •tsarg you that 1 bare hoes • com-
plete failure.'
A traveller is a small Rumba tows had
committed • violent assault cm soother. and
the polios magistrate threatened to eowge.it
the ofleader for trial.
The troreli.r offered to pry 400 rambles to
hush the matter sp The magtetes$e, with
dlrnity. asked
'le whom do you offer to per the nosey
Pea'?
year worship."
"Very good. thee, wee the reply.
Mr Vas Nome (wha few friend.
—You diea'1 broth the ..\eons off this
bottle, Willmm
William— Ethos* its, nor, but I saw yes
piWgeg Minn es, an' I weelda't eek the
Uberty oubid.
" Hew is the feed hawses you sad that
fellow Jtwkles g ttiag eaf is be as hitter
a. evert !"
• No the whole Ibis' is happily ended."
" I •m glad to hear Mat"
" Yes : I am out w WI. aged M. demon
are ot•wdly to imb les .MIL
--
Some people wast to hide their light us
tier a heshol llama w empty cap would de
juoll se well
The M s r—Wbw you grow uo.
Jamey, what *sold yes tlke Mhor
"• pvsashwr " �Ma� sty
•• Ah. 1 am glad r beer yea � tshhk
Noir efts. Now /a11 the
ye: wo0N like M 1 •61=1
alwp Lies
.mit tar be. Whigs limy W la the
M tike Am saw me semlmi'."
PLANING JELL.
ESTABLISHED tlli.
Bllchauaus & Rhyiias
weer raatr or me
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers in an kande of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
Lad triad woe material of every teeorlptio.
School Furniture a Specialty.
Now is tat time to get your
leaky gravel Roofs repaired.
We keep a stock of roofing
pitch and pure wool roofing
felt on hand, and guarantee
all work.
Headquarters for all kinds of
'HARDWARE.
GRANITE, TINe
GALVANIZED IRON,
and OOYPER Ware.
WE MAKE..
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
All Saw stem 4 1.. M w Is. Ales
Cesseetlle...
WRITE FOR PRIOES.
METAL CEILINGS
EAVETROUGHING
STOVES..a F U RNACES
,. .
THE ONTARIOADMSEWERST,aPIPE co.
sob u1f ..
teaaiomiv our Msaoo. TORONTO.
bate ha
The Bicycle
Season of 1896.
WORSELL
GV Plc
CON8TIPAT:O1"!
"'BILIOUSNESS,
DYS PEPS I
ICK H EA DAC 'I E,
ESULATE THE U`,. R.
ONE PILL AFTER IATINS
INSURSS 5000 DteC3T1ON-
CEt5c18.1s Pliant
R. W. McKENZIE
Still on tap with Low eht Prices and Seasonable Goods.
Thorola Cement Guns
at prices which cannot be brstru. so cheap as to snrpride everybody.
I se!l the wennine Hntlson • Best AuleriA'aa
Pall. a m .
Annonnceme
Are Tea le IS? ,r you are sew. von
owtrbt le be. for Ikl. germ le .dew
to Le a gr ameletreom for McTellno n
6odesls\ Mss ..T et its peede-
mamwa A
Riding Academy
pi�ee trateleir et W keyme. aid
gelwwl 5 hes knee wee! lebed la
Nederisk. sod the oessese the' strew
dad IS less yeare 1a
litae wart. prom.* aseal.
full IW of Yaldiwilialt0et lalaie Dle7 tm
for \t,e.
,v.rytkfog 1. the
Riepelir Line
e -t
kept on hrit. sad set WA *IOW
has employed.
3. YULE,
Leben. Lelmy O.mimgea mit
New Goods and Best Values
in the Tailoring line at the
old -established and reliable:
Weet-st Emporium. Satisfac-
tion guatanteed in Quality,
Style and Price.
HUGH DUNLOP.
WONDERFUL DISCGYEY.
Excelsior
Egg
A}lo Parers Powder
the lb mit in the Marketkept in .tock.
111-. EOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
PURIFIES and STRENGTHENS
TOE -BLOOD. Regulates the Action of the User and Rldnya, and
edit be bend Indispensable In cases el
and Pilasq DIMaMa. fls iiew esugibe m for tens Is
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EGGS List
row 12
MONTHS.
e
PRES VER
IT IS NO PICKLE.
You simply treat the Eggs with
PRESERVER, amid lay them away
i• a basket or box.............•.
AY' DOWN A SUPPLY WHEN THEY AWE
CHEAP.
0.11 for bock giving full Iafermatlon, fres
d sham .
POR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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