HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-12-24, Page 2THE SIGNAL : 3ODRRICR ONT.- THURSDAY DEC. 94, 1811.
int Litt DFCKHAND.
N of a Owab HYONM'
1�r ea.ve atm Mae the Jet - " Ibbs
leaf+s a tear ant Seesdy Week "-
Swam ea Seek, Is she nem
Mtd and Wireasete.
tltrtewa, wfal.m..W M wtak • Wade eI
,y.arey� bad whiskey, and as we wee* to sail s
dyMmmk my sompaaleas earned that It wee
owl worth whale setae be mid Be it wee
.mid WINO the watah.s& salted as we the
Met require e math w.kohg.
It wee Mall dark whip we .toed by our
ll... but • t,yiebw M the EPN soma es•
sorted 110.41. sad the .der to Ise ge was
dram.
Out es the bikes the day ot 24 More was
divided tate three parte watch were met
en desk. h the bre hole sad i. the 1.
amide ; the letter peat, Mee devoted to
rest, was mach the dsrMN sod le•mt lea
Pottiest Bat will take {ham la redid"
order.
The 6ret .creek et dawn jest Waged the
K..'.r.. soy when tho '*hua demo•ad.d
so the.leeptag deakha.ds. ad, by sho.Nne
and Mbak.sg them to • most s.taeuisetie
style. imparted the glad tidings thea an
.tier day wee born and that they asset tore
out ..d *mut. It wasn't seo.em•ry to do
much dressing, as most of them thought it
• tweets of time to discard *linking whoa
they turned in. sad, as • ooasages.eo, a
pamblter,sbtverislg, sweetest lade heat ef
mea, with Weems is their hada, were ems
.'se dock. ' Thee we real -zed, u.greus�
n.tiaally. Visit war '•se' . Th. w.tohm•.
.a I lookout on that watch were ready for
.. end • stream of water was sone playing
on the deck, and we, armed with the cruet•
pr.rest broom and pails of gasp, er '• mei*
mnoje,'- as ie was celled, west to work at
the bow and scrubbed the dock thoroughly
By the time that wee dose breakfast was
ready Heeieg dieaaed of that delieioss
repast, mon scrub brushes sad pails et
soap were horded out, and our attitudes
wee sepsc:ally- directed to the white Foisted
hooses. arches anti nils which the storm of
September had tensed to a dirty drab. The
breezes of lake Huron were decidedly cool.
those t Ictober days and they whistled
through our whiskers and around our',
Borers in • way that tempted us to drop
the brushes and stick our bands to our
pockets : but whoa we tarried beth mate
and watchman always eaoouraged us to
further action That mete bid • forwent
that forte was 1 : language that
road with • dull red glow, bursting into
lurid flambee as the •,.oice required, and
recalling se from day•dreame with • cud
demos that was startling. 1'eo dare not
da.eribe it. •' Hero there, you fellows," he
would exclaim, suddenly appearing whet'
we least sxq»nted or desired to see him.
• cat that story short and get some scruh-
bio' done Where's the rest of teem
plugs "' suddenly mussing one of the sailors
who had gone out of eight for a moment
Aod so it was till sir o'clock, when scrub•
biag stopped for the day and the day's
work was supposed to be over, But this
wee ooly supposition. for there were always
enough oda jobs atter supper to keep ss
from getting stiff. end at that .mason the
Doming rf o'rht moet'y brought • fog. when
one dockhand stood up forward with the
lookout and the other went to the wheel
hoose to be ready to help the wheelmee in
ease of an "energetic',
Perhaps, when sailing for peewee, you
have looked down into that hole near the
magus, when the red fires are glowing, and
you have woedered how that ma in the
shirt and overalls, who is 000tinu•lly
shoveling fuel into the turn•os. manages
even to breathe. and as M terse his sweat
suffused onuntenanoo towards you for a mo-
ment, you involuntarily hand him out •
large chunk of sympathy. But there is an-
other man down then you do n..t even see,
and that is the cool -passer. iiis duty is to
shovel the coal out of the oesl hunkers and
put it in easy reach of the fireman's shovel,
beside hoisting out the ashes and ether
email jobs. in moot beats from two to four
a the deokhads aro put on coal watch,
and they do the work i• turns : but on the
there were only five melons and
then was maoh scruhbing,so it was derailed
to have each of the five ire on coal watch in
torn and proceed to scrub again ea anon ea
he same off This more u. each three hours
is the fire hole and teed • hours •od
arranged it so that • ma who •-cut 00
watch at three in the --orning
tame off .t six, worked till .i• it even
Winton for rue Beset_
I AWOKE in Buffalo one morning
with • great desire to bre.ktest sed do
aakhhg else worth mrltlnatng The ear-ke-
Mdw atmosphere, washed down with • 1ew
mothfals of pore Lesko Ens. holed t, give
meth sati.fasties, sad even the appatite
kdh., odor of the lower town restaurants
did ant mak. an imps salon out the sturdy
appetite el • day's [ruwth that I o•rried
shout my perste. ('onvetee:itly, ea I
walked down the shall f I e .e or.p•red to
de something deep rats. 1 .Gd .t
A big white steamer was lytog at he doek
sod a. I pe.sed it a m so star tint tt nee of
the g`ingw•n turned roue 1 •o.l greeter'
:
. Hey, tnere ' Want to •hip"'
'• Ys, sir,'I answered eagerly, for the
question implied square meals, nod they
wets very mar to my hesrt at the mo
amt
Well, get .hold ot that broom and turn
to," mud the second mate, for it was no less
• personage. and I wined the weapon and
proceeded .t 000e to take an active interest
in the eurroinding, with the result that I
wee soon engaged with lour other deck
hoods, lm atomise op between decks. Thus,
in lees time than It token to write it, 1 was
transformed from a hungry tramp to • tell
fledged dockhand on the steams C-,
carrying general mvohandiee between B.f•
talo and Erie and Milwaukee and Chi-
cago.
A man requires neither reoommendstionm
nor reference, to get • situ•tioo as deck -
hand, •ves is times of financial depression.
It is • job that neither the Italian nor the
Chinaman craves : io fent, neither look
for it: perhaps for that reason you sever mise
one of these mach -abused foreigners in the
tramp ranks,snd the lacier aro the main de-
pendemos to fill the camerae, that occur so
regularly In the lowest grade of our [real
inland sea service.
Now. my knowledge of sailor. had bee"
obtained trom oertain light literature of the
"aptaits Maroratt variety, and I had grows
to look apes them as men filled with mow,
prepared to dance hornpipes any time they -
were not busy planing practical jokes on
one another. Rut, arm, that sort of thing
must he confined to salt water, for if any of
the sombre -looking four I ranged up along-
side of owned a joke be must have left It in
his other clothes -and i soon observed he
didn't own any other clothes As for •
hornpipe, why. their feet were eo heavy
that it required great strength of mind to
move them, and the noble sailors, whose
" life is bold and fres ' erected their minds
as little se possible.
The rest of the crew on the beat consist-
ed of two wheelmen. two lookouts, two
watchmen, two mates and • captain, and I
gradually grew to believe that, with the
exception ot the captain and wheelmeo,
their duty principally consisted in bossing
the dockhands. They worked in watches,
six hour, on and six boas off, while the
deokbatsds started work at daylight to I
worked till dark, did • oo*l watch of three
hours at sight, and were 'meowed to turn
out wh-cover wanted Amides.
But I am vetting away from my @tory i
was .weeptov with the other dockhands,
and moots dieoov.red that growling was
their fere.
Fifty canto • day and steady work
growled nue of my ....meanie'., • teem well
•deeoeed In years, and whose portion hail
advmoed through his clothes in variou i
spot", evidently looking for something it
needed (possibly • bath I. ' it's • dog'•
life : met • bit bettor thou the workhouse."
" Why don't yoe.luit it then'" I queried.
He turned a pitying glance on me as he
replied. " Voting man, ones you start deck
it' you are in for it tor the rte• of your life.
i started in se years •eo to make on. trip,
1 'n at it rt. and i ',an't get away- from it
I've started in the Fall •. d got a. far away
irom it .5 1 could. bo when the Sprint
c.me something started see bank. and I
never felt satisfied till i was shrewd a hoar
"won. It s ;et like earths' to drink."
O tr oruv• rustles earn. to .n •brept "ad
,nq here, i•.r the 2.d mat. api•eared sad, se
he must m.ke • noise to holt his joh, he
opined cu•. " What are you fellows
studio' there Pekin' vote sees for' herr
get • hold ot tit.w hatchet," eta, etc. And
he kept u@ mortar at • lively rate till the
dinner hell ram.
That dinner bs11 was music to my ears,
and I was lively as • orioket when, after
slight interviews with neap and a water
bucket, we all filed into the dockhands'
mese room Thi. was • long narrow room
with • shelf and bench on else side. The
shelf was • bible and the beach the seating
a000mmod•tioo. At the lower end of the
tabk--farthest away from where 1 mo-
thers was an opening to the kitchen and
%breath this opening the ".sow " oentain•
tag the dockhands' dinner was shoved. 1t
looked pretty well whim it first macre
ehreurh that hole but four different times
it was overhauled lid sate time by a
hungry " hobo " As it progressed up the
line my heart mak within ms for 1 felt
there would he nothing left ; but the team
meet to use had • little fellow -feeling left
for • hungry man, and he left me a large
pleas of rather .sepiolose looking corned
beef or " salt hares" as it b sailed in dock •
heads' vernacular, and • eoape of potatoes
Ry the time 1 had disp.r.d of tidesf deli..•
owes 6se disreputable looking piens of pie
were shoved through the hole, and In my
desperados 1-.a•yuiahed ens of them.
Dinner over, the older dockhands d.-
elared we were entitled to time ter a amok.,
sed mentioned various thieve they wield
my to the mato if he refused to remissive
their rights. Hots y.r, the Neater head
hardly appeared me the Tagleue plp5 and
the aroma of damyed .iter se bee 6•d Pew
.traced but • few Zest et the atwphere,
whoa the mate's vesahu1ry awoke afresh,
nod with may • teethe ed averse, het se
e.Wpnkse orot.st. h..mp•ais. peeheted
their plass and their wrath sad west bask
to work. e.d, a seas.,, 1 weal with thea
" Qstta • 'reed a yee've get.
Make," remarked • wilsse •. to the seemed
mite. as he followed .46... hie the fee-
ls& Aad the litter greeted as he replied,
'Oh. are all Anti ..w that they are
geed sad u.vvy. Walt tip they feed .p •
few days .d get the wrinkles see of thole
hidee sad they will '..r1dMe' o.m.gb IS any-
body "
Lee* atter the ems w.geeNpkag,we were
MIK s week. Jae as we wan preparing fie
Nei he k. m the tt� M 1wps�Jel
att. pall .1 beer. •W.'e a�worke ssthe e
h Be tt�.r, opplit y tiles i .re ll
abase of Ile" w asks baa • Wad
lawkd. " Well. Yat. I'oe 1M fig►.
mei 1 am pug be quill'
He simply remarked, " 4Jl right, Yank,
Bo up nod take a eMep,aod I'U get yea mar
mesa; when we pe dawn to the neat
Hoek'
I toned 1*, tad 1 have as i•dieth.e sea•
eelleati.r of beta. Galled twice derht the
sight bat 1 dal eb reepa l.aer did I awake
till the breakfast bell teas. The. 1 w.N
a took fee my pay. hot I wee taY that 1
Meld see got it till the pa•-ma•l•r soma
down tit his retee 1 was Must well after
• good sight's awe, the Ates I had eines
leaving Bella, sad who the erred mate
e.e.osted I mtrht es well make the trios
trip 1 .ces.•te.l;he screed M snake it easier
for me oe the way dew*. I Mink. however.
M foram hie pert of the aevee.aes', ter I
worked over twenty been the seat day.
We reached Kele thirties sad niill half
drys from the time we eared, amid, w the
boat we to tarn eh«s,we were mid off. As
i pocketed the $6 75. my tri i • eat... 1
heaved • big esgh of relief. went to steep
ler • maple of days ad root. to the e.to-
oleeiws that "d•ake" w+•n't my feet.
APIN 4409
do *her -High is the ezoelleeee of Ayer'.
Rai. V-goe that it eco tee nam) with hewe6m
hy ay porion no matter whet may be the
oonwHinn .4 th. 0.ir. *sal in were e.se It
nee.ein.. M'*t•Minn tad ple•s.re. is addi-
tion to the h.sre61 whish invariably sow
from its we.
11' (Ila home •sally hem three hooka is
readier at the same time and °hearts from
we to the other as he considers that ►b
mind has reached the limit of it. abeorp-
Hoe.
The De Remke brother., as they h..* to
he yery noreful in their living t0 order to
preserve their vans, rarely •+rpt �iseer
in,it•tinns. Oe one oeoaaion they did se
and the result was that both were in very
had voiee the mit day.
The are tlasst7 Ar Ceres
ie Putnam's Painless Corn Extranter. Rapid,
Painless. its action is a marvel to all who
have tried it. Fancy meet rid of *mis-
hit enrol is twenty-four hours. 'Putnam's'
dors it.
Memorial Church Rectory
KEY. et YON .PCN AILDMON, LovrM*, deT.,
eget A O1COSD Or
ins no desk anti went back in*, bele till
nine This lessened Isis trr"h re the
watchman a „i.1 only disturb ambers
six hours on 1 the ?A.
',shall neer r forget my first trip down
tato the firehole. It reminded one of going
re a certain dear they talk +brae • great
desl in Sunday schools, mn,. speoi•Ily
when i got shout half • ay down the iron
ladder and tetrad the rungs •o hot that 1
wnmtd dein have let ge but that I was
afraid of drooping into the fiery nit, entire-
ly. However, I got down with within(
won• then btb'ered hand". and found it
was bo•, dirty +•rt hard work. However,
'►e firem-e believed there was eomethieg
hu'eme wee in a dockhand, and were dis-
posed to he oonepaniena'le, so,oe the whole,
i believe that the happiest pert of my trip
was "pest down in the firelight
It was is the fo'oa.tle whoa the day'"
work waeldone, or rather, in the short lull
between days' work, that I rot • tha.oe to
leek at my fellow sufferers ; sod to tell the
truth they were net • very inviting lot, for
though soap mad water were plentiful they
were ant my ten partial to it. Neither
was their oenvereation of the most 'alight -
seism kind, trot withal it was interesting.
They talked of the road, the houses where
the had -oto were most freely given, of
Meir femme interviews with woodpiles
and polloemen, and other topieg peculiar to
the oleo of moiety to whin. they belonged.
They oared net ter the welfare of the men -
try .or who was President, but loom fell
well where it was oeeewry to go to eateh
a freight trate nut of earth of the prineipal
cities of the Ultras. and there was • keen
spirit of rivalry as te which know best the
m5hods of the tramps and trete ed.m. I
have stet numerous dsokhanle she., and
ban met .naso rood mea among then[, but
my first aoquat•taens were deokho.ds of
the permit kind, whe work a trip. quit •.d
stay ashore till starvation owned" them
emit, to !sok for • "hip and who, la e4.
Winter tramp threngh the country, eerie
iag
In jells and picking no meals lay what.
ever way they Oma, be they honest or air
h nese
Bat the time is the fi e•stio was "hart
and 'woken by freemen *alb to halo the
walohma in veriest ways : In feet. 1 sial
to thick that we last gest • shame to lie
dews long ..oagh te realise hew sees ear
iimes were.
Bat my story will sena he as Ieag as the
trip •pprfed ta rte At Milwaukee two
of ay e.wpml*en ene.seded fa getting their
pry .ad departed. At Meow I ask •
held break for liberty elyeelf. It wee sheet
ee.dewa. after • hard day's week .ltd very
Otte s asa the biro Wilms W4Mm, as w
tet dewi to take a evemeat's rent. the
tM.hes* ease es 5544 en he re Mews's
desks +ted seem ' that era " r t. the
4.aker. "That sal " am.lmted M 15 or
tp t..a,..1 the tbaebt et it filed l5r wit►
Amer. s i tet us..wd m..terbmg all Ory
.eMgage, &eland 1 weal to Ith a .bevel
that sigh. The real d the oilers .erred
w11► a .t ease and we wase I.. tate .t
Via matey, 1 ti ewIlhe there weal/ be
iA•W se... b. ewe •sso • oras/
• tet.nl..wwern..i d
na lfpw g t•tr y air
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
a-:TH POO.LR L5.TOUD To !MALTS NT
RT(•K.•\'. KOOTENAY COSL
LONDON, sept. 29, 1896.
Mr. S.S. Ryckman,
Hamilton, Oat ,
Dear Sirs, -I take nisch eatidaotion is
seedier you this record ooaoer-west Parma
living in Leaden who have used " Kootes-
ev Cure,' and with wbcm I have had mer -
"mei interviews and oats vouch for their
statements. Mr C R Hamilton, aged 32,
• miller acid highly respected citizen, was
troubled with Sciatica of a very aggravated
type for over twelve years. 0* began tak-
ing your medicine last Spring, tad has now
gained entire freedom from pain and does
not suffer anv symptoms of the troubleenme
disorder Mrs. Sarah Burdick, aged 61,
widow, has been for seven years a 'lotion of
Eczema She was unable to wear bet
clothes, and friends had to wait on her as on
• child. She Near to take your medioi.e
last Maros and is now without • blemish an
her body. Eight bottles of the medicine
oared the dhows that was thought to be
incurable. A moat astonishing es.. was
than of Mr. Patrick Ryder, age.i 70. • re-
t•red farad.., writ •od f hlv heeler.
Re was sorely •tfl'ntod with mt.rmittert
Rbeairta't•m for mime thirty-. x years.
About a year aro he could neither lo... or
Nedra's himerlf,hu' after takise your excel-
lent medicine, the Rheumatism left him,aed
ham to not oely well but • very active man for
his years, Mrs. Sarah .fudge, living is
West !1isosr,. bad Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism for twenty years She nee used Koot-
enay since February last, and is now pet.
featly sated. Ha•i her sufferings continued
essrh tenger, .he states. the would either
hove been to the a.ylnm or the grave. Mr,
Met:ewes, 85 years of age, has endured aa-
ory daring the omit vier trom • disease of
Ch. skin milled pemnhigie. H•. oho'.
body who rovere.l with angry sores end ni-
esra,md h. ower had a moment's relief frees
pate and mom y Retook veer medicine sed
hr his become .lucre rid ot •11 diem",
only the moan remaining to tell of his hor-
rible atfiietioe.
1 have mash pleasure in writing tho ahem
and ►n. -web you have t be heartfelt gest-
dud" of these whom von bare relieved of
suffer er by your valuable sad excellent
•' Knot eav Curs,"
Yours truly,
J. R. Ricusemos,
M.mnrial Church R.otorv.
Rev. Canes.
Expl*I..d.
'Ins Investigator points both hands
toward tela magnetometers and eatable
what follows. In about two minuted.
1f he or she le of rmormml temparatun,
he seen the needle nearest his I.ft hand
move away from sero so far no degree
E. It 1• repelled. At the seine time
the needle nearest the right hand t.
attracted Ib degreesit moves toward
the Angers of the right hand. The .l-
uteins at the vital force 1M matt de-
monstrated In a more definite manner.
All light le excluded from the parlor
or laboratory, and . pkotasraphlo
Wale 1m interposed between the hands
and the mmgnetometsra Under thew
cendittone the nitrate of dither of the
plate Is incapable, sboording to all MU -
Timm empartenee, O1 r.selvint' any :m-
brenden oospt ley actually touching
game ssbetanmaz It would rentals iD-
tsot far •a indefinite perks& the here
Dr. Bandno'm vital force motes into
Pia?. Whom the plates are developed
fn a bath by dm memburw at the
tbcas'ht-photogrsady 'dub, tt is Mond
that the oma which was nearest the
ie[t hand bas received owe br prr.Mlon
and that wiktah was nearest the right
another. It, therefore, seams thsit the
vital ferm has bot ea1y antenatal l the
easel but he inmisotta
The photograph prove. 1t, sad the
skeptical may, with the greehret eases.
maks tags far taemeaves.
Dr. Baradeo calls the T!!.l taw
eves eat ca the lett gids the
midi that attracted OR the right side the
T. the agd, with tee If
feeble sUmalaise, awl tape,- .Md WN*5.
Ay.rh Maraegarilla M a Mem ' 'rated pi.•,
De .dam rte ebeek the aware et Ibma, by
hytpratiag every swan. serve apt Nese
et lb* sew yew . sAper'k' Alwaame ler the
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physician prescribed for me, cheating
the medicine as viten as he fond the
things I had tali.& were Met haying
me. but, in spite of hit attendant.., I got
no better. Finally, my husband. -read-
ing one day of a gentleman who had
had the grippe and was cured by taking
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, -procured, for
me, • bottle of this medicine, and before
I had taken half of it, I was cared. I
have used the Pr. -torsi for my children
and in my family, wh we have
needed .t, and have found it a spec -idle
for colds. eonghe. and lune troubles."
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bar a temp° -irtfr rendered .se alba, balk
mid share was s taws
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bar p..re rase. ►ell up by kyss4,w'e 'tw- -ig
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ma made y bar mess the Oseem i g
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Davis, " Soldiers of Fortu e. '
The hero one of the most %igor-
ous men that Mr. Davis has drawn.
Illustrated by C. D. Gibson.
"The Oonduot of Great Busi-
nesses." A beautifully illustrat-
ed series of articles of which the
following are already completed -
"The Great Department Store."
" The Management of a Great
Hotel."
•' The Working of the Bank."
" A Great Manufactory."
" Undergraduat' Life in Amer-
ican Colleges." A aeries of art-
icles touching upon the life of our
older universities as repre.enttted by
the doings of the students them-
selves.
Judge Henry E. Howland writes on
" Undergraduate Life at Yale."
Mr. James Alexander on " Prince-
ton," and Robert Grant and Ed-
ward S. Martin on " Harvard."
"Japan and China since the
Warr" will bee most interesting
group o! articles, richly illus-
trated.
"The Unquiet Sex." Under the
title of "The. Unquiet Sex," Mrs.
Helen Wat'ervion Moody will write
a series of articles : " Woman and
Reforms," " The College -Bred WO-
man,"
o-man," " Woman's t. lube," and "Tee
Case of Maria" (a paper on domes-
tic service).
W. D. Howell's "Story of a
Play." Io this Mr. Howell gives
us the best novel he has ever pro-
duced in his delightful vein of light
comedy.
George W. Cable. In addition
to the fiction enumerated there will
be o series of four short stories by
George W. Cable, the only ones he
has written for many years.
Hcw to Travel Wisely with s
minimum of wear and tear must be
regarded as an art little understood.
Mr. Lewis Morrie Iddings, in two
articles, will offer s variety of use-
ful suggestions and data on "Ocean
and Land Travel." This will be
happily rounded out by an article
from Mr. Richard Harding Davis
on " Travellers One Meets • Tear
Ways and Methods." The illus-
trations by American and foreign
artists will be highly pertinent.
It t• tmnoartlir M 'mall spun to rem
tandiow the mane attractive r wtie-ea for 70.17.
beaud(/sl WAsufroted booklet bar been
prepared, which will be seat, postpaid. en re.
quest.
llBrpeYs Iil3lI16
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D*. trier, the 1 masher•
te • b..' les••
with estratt es tam the Tit dryer
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Iag •beina o~ •Ms.aleieieilaad rails 11-
Witham Dela Jewell.raises ..Lavaca
Ammer anthem
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fagsvie, Owe• tY bete..
Timmer Seam
have Mcler•ery Stem, am,
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R i NCR: - Merry et the Programa Deis•!
aeries the • ta.tseali C.et • melee Of
papers Saab Ir=sos,
o costtrlbetioss es .p•.W se4i•eMM
b• expert snaaWta Articles ea the Modem
of omit F eirla. l'al .m.lhsh d.ss te
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et Tateyl • rinse o7 charism F.
sol tedWl)j�illsetr ted -the emelt mit
visit u Marisa midweek's for 81.41/11M
MAOAZIN!. Mexico it premlasslseller
predeeina o.,uatrr, and Its .MMSq
How raw.atre17 es • silver hMW. Owtag
the kmsa dleoMiee oe aerials egsemse
'mule oo.eeetle• with lames et la-
peresnee is Americas p•Utaca thaw pope.m
will commend 'misers' atteatlea. •enotte5.
fta5rfeal rapers by Woodrow W1Msa,Joh•
Bach MooMwer. and lames Berme. The
true .tory of aberNwa•s ala. h O... 0. A
Forsyth. ConWtalios el Howes revarea1
ekrmmrserese et •mired Sanity Antarl-
casa
AFRICA AND THE EAST :- Wbtle hes"
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etasb.s bagel on the trmast.rminds.
M aborta. rasa* visited ter
Ras.aS, wattna sad
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eery
dswMby
of the meet Oetrosatoa of the (Lar. by Rak-
er t Harding Davis. Ulsetrated by R. (Lada
Woodville, w4. was oommiust.aad be Yeses
Victoria to taint • picture of the eereetea7.
04 wawa are woe to awp5 l of He
domettee-
ameeml silt f 4 express order
Brothers.
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Coal & Mood Yard
The undersigned begs to inform
the public that he keeps on hand
all grades of
HARD
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Ann
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PRICES OF WOOD REDUCED.
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Peaagr Plw to an ewberribers in 11.e United
Staten C.woda asset Mesttao.
Address: HARPER & BROTHER&,
P. O. Hoz NA N. Y. City.
llarper's eoHy
IN 1887
With the red of 15x1 H4 RPRKX WEAK-
LY will here lived forty years In that time
it has participated with ell the .sal sad power
at its ottmes•od to the greet ordinal eves,*
a the ewe isteeeedtag and important period
ia the history of the country. and it bee
sersad before Its readers the woomoUehmesi,*
of w'r'en. ars. and litters ter the learner tea
et the hams. mind end the •melMratfos et
hamaaeStitiese sed et meas -n.
What the WEEELY b.. hem la Its=
sad porpeer. as these harm base meal
prfaolpally a is editorial pares. it all MIS -
Us tie la be.
1t is impossible to prescience with preclafaa
all that the W R KK Ll w111 postale data.**
le1year 1. It were as easy to •nsoe*et what
7&beet to happen to the World. whet ta-
ttoos tor Hood Government are to be w5.,
what Ads -set -ea of the People are to oe wade,
what M to be the outcome ot the ettnt.ta
stroll* between the spirits of M es W
Peace what is to Wows to the Far East.
what is to be the ram of Europe twelve
mouths heave, what new aearyels of 8desos
ars to be revealed. or what are to be the
achievements 'of An• sad Letters, for ow
WEEKLY ie to os • pictorial record • f all
this.
ttorsem.a loin still aaatiaue to be • feature.
*Mai .torme. A New Reread etor7 b
Miss Mary E. Wilkins, win heals fa tum -
dry. A Meet the Orme apeimieg .maim* the
Turks. by Mr. Z. F. Reason. the saber at
Ilodo will follow. A moue) se The Rome -
Host os the My:. by ]Ir. Jells Kendrick
Basw.I llsetrated by Mr. Paver Hewell.
More ahem 5wrtra will aper to tine
MERELY titan It bas beet pmr@IOIs to rabbi*
dur.ug INC
eeparsm►n4 t - Kr W. D. Howell" " Lite
sad Letter)- ars bees nota[ the meet
eharmlmg or periodical literature : Mr. E. /.
Marcia mad others will °eetrths,e observational
ea .►hat is paw es le "This Bony Werld"i
-Amateur Span" will ramaln the most import -
sot department of tele kind le the country.
The W KEKL Y will cosine* to orame*t to
Its seders the world's mews toast lnterea loll
to *merles's. to [mete lmportaat advances is
both the llterery end artistic features and le
retain for Itself the Mediae place in the UM
-
tested tour..alism of the world.
and wit -host Iwesespereke cop, rsweat orderiof HOWER &
Bttorn.ras.
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ll3rper's Bazar
IN 18617.
The BAZAR. a thoroughly up-to-date met -
tidiest for wo en. will enter upon Is Thirtieth
Volga la 1st:.
Asa FsMlo 1^wrean It Is usearpawed, sod
V as l.dbpessihle requisite ter every well-
dressed grow••. Katherine De Forest •v1tee •
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weep aurora rbeed. ter Mari• Lasa Pooh,
mad steam 5ut.•a11Aps, M Wave Tn•mm,
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Macleod. Rath MemaS/ wmwt. Viola Rem
bore, tad Margaret ha5etsa Dawes.
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tweet.
ttams..
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tame : Medic, • weekly antis 1 a
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