HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-6-10, Page 2SOMETHING NEW.
Ifhasatesstssw�l ethyR .+w .b our *meet I'm
sashes 7N awf.lt Mew proud,t he
It dap•
Miehaloes M l
sides is ate M very bah 'eery
I Y
iD's key i► i I'd ►i&. w
' 111 way Idled thinks be maid,
ass him try it.
Itis kelt • dines thlota at e.o•--e dem, •
tree. dower ;
Mama malle it a hundred oass•e, and sew
ease eve* hoar ; ter assay
r' It te.little music -hes with time
sodas* t
6-" Yea beve.'t go. me M boat'' and M
yon .re w la ie
("h sleeken .p 1* woo vie
month, a if it
r' meant to w1M@tks, it tato were
I ♦ gdd Mao weighed against
lighter thea a thistle it
Papa .aid tie the other night, I thought
.waded edeadif d.sail i tell &•lsep wad
rt--- *MI While Noise
Ot ceasesyou've guessed It by thle time ;
our elfs that Dame trom hoarse—
Mama deciered the darling thing waw by tee
angels give. ;
Bat them ems folks sr* very slow, end
some are rapid ; maybe
I ought to say, right istratgbt and phut,
arms Morse and ase oar be* 1
IN THE EXPRESS TRAIN.
TAE SIGNAL : GOD 0R ONT.- THURSDAY- RINE 10. 1897
chess thus to do.
"Oh, I hope shell like me," Mai
coat missed, popping, oAther hOI
ate into her rosy iipa
all events
tt shell not be my fault if she doam't.
And then *bell
be a dsp ltd
the
Winter sand f! will
pbTVa$ —A voile. wreath of orsl>I�
blossoms and • trousseau that ahaald
make Bessie Carmichael pole with
.. weissouevy. Good-bye tesching,taado
a, glove mending, dress darning,
and all such tedious eooaomieL
It wean t such a disagreeable kalei-
doscope of mental change!, wee it?
y+
" Mas. Reginald flenour." Mrs -
Julien Veraohsyle Seymour." Both
were delightfully romantic names—
she could sot make an election in the
matter. She would wait and let Fate
and Cupid decide iii ifitter between
them. And as for the wedding dress,
it should be white satin—white satin.
with a gleam and shimmer like moon-
light at sea. Sapp silk might he
morn fashionable ; but then our hleli-
cent had en eye to effect and—
" Philadelphia ' Psa,engors for Bal-
timore and Washington keep their
Pests," bawled a stentorian vobe
through the aisle, lathe train Dame to a
pause. People started up, grasping
wildly at their various articles of bag-
gage ; the through passengers sat,
lookin• n 'with mild and placid inter-
est, a rile Melicent ladled back in keg!
seat.
" Haste is vtagit `s4e 1Sid to her-
'elf
er-
'eif ; " and I don't doubt's that s.
here
Addington's carrier,
meet ane.
At this instant a tall-& to with a
hed
figure entered the Mae*
questioning look on its features, •,
&s if by instinct, Melicent Merivele
knew that this wan the widowed
rather in-law of Mrs. Addington
Seymour. She halt rose involuntarily;
be doffed his hat.
" Miss Merivale l"
Melicent smiled and bowed grao-
iou.ly, but at the same moment the
berate conscioat" that his tBoc -'nae
brightening at the sight et someone
else, as he sprang forward.
" Fanny—is it possible 1 And you
two ladies have come on the same
train 1 How very pleasant it must
have been I But—pray pardon my
gu•cherie—I see you are unacquaint-
ed. Mies Merivale, let me make you
formally known to my sister -in law,
Mrs. Addington Seymour."
And Melicent, with a burring face
sari a sensation as if a good-sized
crack in the floor would have been
an infinite relief, found herself bowing
to the very lady whom she had been
crowding so unmercifully all tie way
from New York.
Miss Meriv&Ie had some taeCfs the
make-up of her nature and she de-
cided, during the one hurried second
in which Mr, Seymour was helping
her to the platform, that apologies
would only make matters worse. Eo
she smiled, and murmured some feeble
ii sanity of conventional speech, feel -
the while that she had ruined her own
pi otpecte.
And ail for the lack of a httle cour-
tery, such as .God's children should
give and take ss freely as His sun-
shine.
She stayed just three days at the
Walnut street mansion, and then
tapers a growing more and more ei went back to the infant class at
&operated at what she deemed this nn- Madame Ardean's, a sadder and a
called interference in her erhap wiser women for that railway ride.
"e On the floor then, perhaps,,, in And the wedding wreath and veil are
misted the troublesome t:royeillee .-_ let pttatttomi tsf the tatvre• "
Sts va made no answer, but
opened her book again as if the dim-
to
im THANK OFFERING.
elusion was quite at an end and began
to read calmly. The lady bit her lip.
"Do you pay for two seat.l" the
asked..:
Melioent booked up with a weary,
elevation of -her prettily penciled'
brows.
"• I have made all the room I con,"
she answered sharply. " You can sit
down or stand up, as you please."
And the newcomer, coloring scarlet
with mingled indignation and einb•r-
rsament. was forced to edge herself in
the fraction of space lett by Miss
Merivale and her travellingbag.
" Yon are not disposed to be very
&coommodsting," she said.
Mian • Meriv&le shrugged her
shoulder', es who should say :
" Your opinion, ma'am, L a matter
pmfeot iddifferenoe to ms, one way
i'�M whistle had sounded its shrill
refrain --the train was on the eve of
.carting --,and Melicent Merivale,
snugly ensconced in a seat on the
shady aide, had just opened the pages
of a bewitching uew book, smellingof
type and paper, and interspersed
th
the dainty illustrations that add such
charms to some of the publications of
w the d-iy.
She was a pretty, high-bred-isaking
girl, with large bine eyes, a skin as
fair as a rose leaf, and regular fea-
tures, white her travelling dress of
dove colored.. uwhmere, her exquisite
. ly-fitting gloves and pretty, piquant
little hat, whose brown soberness was
relieved by s single scarlet wing,
limped bee with the intangible signet
of e, Way?,
Melicent liked to travel ; she liked
• comfortable seat; she delighted in
a new book aria relished chocolate
bonbons ; end they were all combined
in one. And she drew a little sigh
of relief as she turned the first page,
and bit her dainty white teeth into
the crisp brown side of a burned al-
mond. Just then the dreams wsa dis-
pelled pelf by
' Is this seat engaged 1"
Melicent's brow darkened, her lips
involutarily compressed as she glanced
up and saw a lady in black standing
in the aisle.
"N -no," she answered, in precisely
the same accent which, interpreted
by a woman's quick ear, mean, " I
wish you were in Jericho." And she
moved about three inches toward the
window, without taking down the
Russia leather travelling bag which
occupied the space of s well grown
child at her left.
"The lady hesitated.
Cannot you make a little more
rcom 1" she asked, politely.
Mies Merivale, without designing
any verbal reply, moved perhaps an
inch farther.
" The baa might go in the rack
'overhead," suggested the stranger.
" It is too large," briefly answered
Me
' A AND MODERN
appy USON OF HISTORIC ATHENS
vaTH TME CITY OF TODAY.
Seem LareasMs Dae* Um" as the
i.stap•a
Itemb r veer wawa ma�►w� fir.a.er.
Wesieeollas mareasers es &moo e -
Greece In a ..k jeet at Yreeaa'•i is-
t.•e•t, wad Inst sow It Is with a strong
revival � to her tutors
that meth the peace
at �
It was meowed of the
centheroic hes dr the rime at is
ia-
auotlow►w that
It▪ is people it sirs y*thmold" nota .
m ot dem
ata takes each • With forever
place who
M-
ims absrbartem. sad is spite
of tJas (lapse of centuries *mei.
large adraiztare of alien blood la thertt e
=that m i toil hea e - l tzed wurrkl psrmeted
m seeing la the aeder* tise.aa "the
counterparts Wines
who spivs tp S their s.Js o br
talbettud �ve��em , nand 1s to cauattme al. 7'he
in
`.she u a unmade w y joined mat.
sechiteere w ie. V iIMtT et=
suss in letter, art *01_ and tie
weir* will centime toe with
synspaihetie interest what .ort of diet
the fortes of bered4tyi•m sad the
stimulus oe e s wall have
In ase progressive evolution of that race
which has isberited tbe land wad the
!assuage of the sadsat Hautes.
Armco a few et the *soot fat resiting
In:
et tits records of modern Greece
Ms the ledstaant of Leopodd. the trig
Ksuprremee tloaportnacehe h tad of t eothappo.s slIoS .1
the Ialead cat Crete to the -hhopes of the
Heileues fur a sate and prosper.* sa-
duaalexistence. Boman the powers re-
kikingdomm add n�tditshedend Thema*
Weciata
crown es sa em hour. It is worth
noting that s wise sad sere etul
,riga over the who ..bsegweat-
iy called hLn to be .overage. drew
fro
was greatest of die statesmen esmen mall
of his age, mad probably of bas ecstasy.
Amami tale rsaltitude et datereeties
teearttyt,� 1sc 1=4 to ltC/B two may be lib-
erty,
oat as especiallyWorthy of *otic.:
The Frani itevolutMMU:toted the re-
solve
rsolve among the Betimes to be free: sad
the revival of the original tom of ie
Greek truer ani return to Ibm la -
of its haematic was vem7 WOOS
inspirateoa of thee—sourri e•
vorvor � elf the Other mmol at after "eves yobs.
The position of tbe peat pores' M
Greece daring that memorable ttroggis
was very similar to their attitude now:
and lneamuo4 as history often repeat& it-
self. the remarkable thanes the polka of
the great Governsmeata then
through in defeeesee to the phil
of the mases oL the Eerepeaa people
Gry ).'mule lege. opu4*.�K e�thy
Gree# advariage. iYoDotar
may
cha ge the lista tY to Geva Io
nines ta.
History gives evidence that tt haw ottee
been the fate et Europe la regerd'to the
fSs ter& question to make mistake. which
it was compelled to aekaowledge
wela
subsequent ads. Al the first
of the Groh lasatmetioa in 1221 time
Heropeaa Oovveerntaettts looked coldly
uses It es a og
lawful einereigub- Ji.esepe waiaisat
domieated bT tie 1* to a the uts
Alliance, w81oM. is spite
was strongly satagualatie to M-
Th* emetineat of the peo-
ple emote act d this uteri the
ggrrramtrmAu.trlan statesmen. M.ttteal`11'
took the bead in tat reek the
doze, t tomtit
'NMI- there
would be no t}reek. lett to liberate"
and all the great owers oonthinegive national Ufa to Ilefaa TbeTbee to
that the pretreat King George is not
nee is in an
sem King of the latbut of Greece, lheass, is
in;portent in connection with the studs -
ties Believes num-
ber which show that whole the popelatios
bet over 8,000,000,
of Greece, is not mach mere than 2,000,-
000. When King George Was sleeted
every community et Greeks that .sold
muster a hundred, so matter ,�inwhat
Mad nd. had a voice to the p omiag.L
The valise of thaw scattered subjects
Illustrated by the large share tkey toot
In the rebuilding of tbe fairest portion of
modern Athena: and the idea .agge••ed
by sack a claim of wide se,etsiltnt7 may
sserchaat, tiaittp ere
tested Gera to
prim -Mai seaport It woe teas-pletei7
sash i,�sa b7 the Tuella. bat hiss .ss is
lr 'lot whits s.at'ble sod bas 00.1100
Turk -
:4Z%
**Joh wee &boost ani
mal
isb cele le Low ahead attackis its be
Yule klegdeID. Ilid a � Is led-
gory, tourtown arra' ihiar truss
ew
Oda*. and the eurrientsin reams
the alp&aiet to the university.
Sinn. 1880 the interior of Greece bas
bees as sate train brigands es Maestri
The revived native is vet? jealously
guarding its art esteem:es ' and iters
UMW dm laws fur • geunitio antiquity
to be @old oat of this eeuntrr t Perlas
beteg the year.' liehrisonno
mid
keev) sus.
ta«, osa.ib to d►
nitrate nest 1n eine to Athos*, le t1y
peits thee
the city et ire Berk. the Greek
mot is nearly the mate aselma awl the Newntthaajt�oof ��a
The Greek bas maistalT� ued bis'
sic, his ground wad Ida bkeel to
.eat day ---thirty centuries is tit'; -
ap.a�__
es °m
em rated in Athens yam
Mares was wddag the deatireu• on
Mount Staid. and the same fetae of
up ech was mad as that of the state
porn of the Hellas of to -day.
The debt of Greece is $75 per head of
the popslstion. and ceche 14 per cent
of the entire wealth of the country,
ha
wisely s the bocrowed
stoney
be a
en
used dm lamming stonu
good wvestowed. There is a strict
mason* ia s11 breaches o1 the admin+►
Medea. The mplhers of the Boole are
paid Out a gilt, .Mid the highest salmi
et a terra sada admiral does not m-
ooed ;1.200.
Oel7 Dae -third et the Greeks
y y ov
Greece. Is Europeane.n Turrke
•otter the Tura Dearer three is one.
Iia Asia Ming they the +tb 'is
told the (Hoek race is
to the Tares ia the propertios of 6 to
7 1-2. The Ottoman empire enema
84.506,000, bat theirs are less than 10,
Oaasanie to whatever we may atad-
but4 their power of dominates. is is
arta** not the te overwhelming sower
hero
07 --The poweiatitO et la E ppU
Gibe* IreedThe moa arromy ot Greece Cilia*
the grser ' 1att.IfiU and the-ledidwihr
adds 144,00 aware The navy bas aye
*named veseses, set torpedo boat
.d two sebinerisee torpedo beats.
The Greeks et to -day are
e
M .ira* i.es not oats limed di-
of
rof the famousIiwieam• e[ cid.
let is spite d teeny edaststures to be
so like as aq race in Europe to their
mss. is the rapidre
d progss of pie
mat
testae steer LSeMiaent•I expectedly ld that
ee*g tdeilferfe
the Bhatavism a�pcuto
die the der nte of ibat
of antral 11.41... who W their W►w
.s�o�ppbh��� literature and art have so pro-
toetdjy affected modern thought
CANCER CURED
, —AHD A—
LIVE SAVED
ib the Perststsnt Use of
Ate':8arsapariNa
rj ata 1 troubled for years with a
I** on my knee, which several
physicians, who treated me, called s
ter, louring we that nothing
Auld be done to save my life. AI
a big NM" I was induced to try
Ares Saleaparllll , and, attar tae.
taco number of bottles, the MO
or
it CLERGY1LAN WRITES ON BEHALlf
01 GRATE/CUL P$OPL$
ss 1.111 t ins PINS rugs masroage Tema
ss atilt than TWIT WISH O'.= SVIITA-
ina TO uncus 1•l --a Lemma caer WILL
MVO Solt TO WANT—NO Min **DI-
CING eters *TOS votv*saar marsh
TM followis( letter written by the Itee
Wm. Lawson, Methodist milldam et R,ehi-
bloto, N. B.. attest. la the stream* ante
oar the merit. of Dr. Wilhelm' Pink Pill.,
lied • perusal .f it will sereest why this
meat medroin• M so impolite in thousand. of
image tbrougheal the Dominion—it aures
when other medicines tail
Rrcnisvcrn. N. B.. April 21311, 1881.
Dr. w,isi.....' l[adie4an►Llw.- -
,1wlttlNw� Diel - i` -l w.+, =r
-'41oolatead the fellow*" role
moods .aril she was tired and then with the NNilset v vet mea to ales the
"m"wad plats. They M t1. e a tits"' jler reit over her face and mused offering to lied and your mediates. Mrs.
over past, present and future. Wm. Watmw, of Mohs over (hest here)
Payr --A situation as nursery ,ays her
governs at Madame Ardean's •Oe Alden wee sickly from 'mob Ne could
fashionable " Seminary for Young "tall arts "tato 4000, sod hie parents
had bah little hopes that he would 11ve long
Lodi* ;" not inueh money but plenty .s- the dooms whe wane" him more of
of work. and a perpetual longing for 4*. .me asp rte. Till seems
years Tb •h sae
a chan�a, for r'earsatioa. floe moor. he hes of Dr, Wilit• ,a Piak Pelh was Battu,
tans .wd nudes them h. r•o.tw+d aed u mow .
.• '` face rant ,w ]reticent @tree healthy boy. Mr. Warmas. ib*
would isay to herself ; " and if I only hey'. tether. &Iso adds hie testieseei l so
had s chance I believe I might do •s i1's greet vales of Pink Pills, esyial : I
well as that odious Bessy Cerreiohael, sese"d for years with & ba,d beck, •sill I
seed Dr. Wi111.ms' Auk Pula aha
' who has married a millionaire." eared mo," Mie Aire Worms .da. tk
re
Painter—En routs from New miaow* with osil,ssisem sad hoodoo. "1
York to Philadelphia per express train ear work and sickly tied ma Duo ,new the
OD visit tars. Addington Haymow, a lbber.' l nk 11 boar tl�1 Brett MOs- im.01
wood cousin of her mother, who is ►t, sus sOn.l tie ben of boa& L
rich, fashionable, hospitable and mere- force I an moor Mat sew."
over endowed with two eilgible I nes yea kers thee. s'ombar el a 1sm1K
brothers- in.law—..asps a f saoinafbing r'Ms" a boa*b lb* am of ver nut
with a house in town a keg set worts .sennet taws tt.l. used
widower, &saltie. They wli Toe w hurl tri Ism
Burnside residers•• at Arastent Hill tette to kelp ether sltf�susss ref m able
sed is oethil ser ; the other. • hand- so Mai pier is ssiWI M the Iwts shave
swum
yens artist, lust ettntend front tel' Mem*
Uwe, with wealth enough to paint
g� bis sapas•ta in ilgeid god if ba 1 1f1NMMM 1�MAir.
A MEW SOURCE FOUND.
A teat#.e chit). emote Wed O• bus* pm'
—Merang fa Atria*.
Tke dbesssel et a near source of
I sgss rubber, from a tree &tth
own to e
.art's as the Ire," or frets." has
Atte • great impetus Wthe trade of the
West Coast of Africa 1* a
rubber
ex-
tremely good mmidy s
Afric-
an* Corms a tree o(l to 00 fleet high, with
a trttak eyewashec 12 to 14 limbos is
diameter. It Es said to bo oae of the
moot beautiful trees et the tweet sed is
oapabde of prodaciag la a good •cunt at
treat tee to fifteen pseuds of rubber per
tree. For the purpose of eztraotfag ;be
robber, a deep vertical eat is made
through the ba:lt .ad several' oblique
eats on each side running into the gain
efbaanthe, .t s hate of which • vessel
Is_ to review t exuding milk,
L. pieced
is coagulated by sllowaag a
quantity to stand for "erne days is a
cavity made in the trunk of a tree, @o
that the watery portion evaporate, or
soaks into the w000�da,, having the solid
portion behind. which is kae.ded mad
pressed together rate a said mama
the milk ia placed in • vowel ad
the rubber beginning to coagatate al-
most Lnmediately heat i. applied.
The whole history of this haerest1*i
dlooevery and development ia given
1
The Hew Bn for 1806. page
and 1801 page from which we learn
mkin s t Anna*,
, which4*7
bestial*, of the hadnetry, the
exports were 21.131 pounds, valuedher of
1121and at the ead of Deomo
t same year this had increased to such
an ext et ss to chow a toed tor
the twelve months of 6,004.50i psands,
mot develop Mat' a great aid t• a rests- se the valce of e209,bN2 lJia 10d.
at our nt a..szest (innrlt.nat.itm.onra�ltts *is Tv, EMfetltr„mans. 'Z14f tar
There M a truth to the hirtory)1of -
be mod-
ern Greece whittle wit& it wi
welcome to many, most be recollected is
order that we may be tart tb the Turk.
G".
.v.
;yam
began to dlsappest and my genes
health improve.. ',persisted in thin
treatment, usril thia sore was on.
tirely heeled. Since then, I nae
Ayer's Sarsaparilla occasionally as
a tonic and blood -purifier, and, in.
deed, it seems AS 6rougb I could not
keep house without it."—Mr's• B•••s.
Pumps, Bloomfield, Ia.
AYER'S
GOD#RIOR
STEAM BOILER WORSE.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
themease Conceal • Mood
maaaaoeseer.t.M &Mils et
BOILERS,
%gstoke Stooks, Batt fans, Sheet Ire
Works, arta., ora.,
Dealer
Asdjjlopla.., M..hiowey ibMsrp. as
*1 dBs. of Pipe. sad Pip• Tittles%.
OWN re,aGlobe Vilma,
Cheek Ve,hem Gauges,
wad la.
eines Ouesta.Vy on Head et Lowest
Tie oily wades Fair Sii
ArensY tor or LYN;
♦s l a Iii of Steel Water and Beg
Treups of Wows and mks"
R.ptllallieltlitl7 attests* to. •-.
�. 1. CIZYSTA.l
fof►lr P. 0. Box N. 0.d•rha,
Zeinninte yNurser;
1.. uwira erhaebe
1wa6s
'Ant �41::i.—..
APPLE, PEAR,�t�PLUM
third MERRY TRW
lirergreen Tree$ a Specialty!
Tb. stook is compete sad in
petoeems. win tad It to ?belt et=
ase to parch.« bome•growe nese
.teed or ordering from a drama.
A Pine Assertisent of Hot -Rotes
Plants, Hanging Baskets, and Bedding
Plants In Beason.
orders W Mali pasmvab attended to
..
recover damages trete i -ear
company, Wb.it it a for trial, it
was discovered thee the mensal for
the plaintiff ea. a sbereholder in the ome-
may.flood sad
wst theeedete times to me *se
salt Lad* oomplets mattes, the judge, who
wee se try Me maim without ale
likewise, to.►
likewise, be •&reheider. gra i•rd i
wee thus plseed in the mealier Position of
having in • secs to beer by *tired as Bp-
rlioat.00 med. to Inemelt. as well as to
award damages agonist biased fee prom!
thistles inlfeeted 17 blmavf.
**of Twe Sena." ,
A California piooeer she edit* day tel* a
story of stamp-spe•kiag 1a t•. thoidaa
Mats. A turbid orator. so limed for lis
verbosity and bomber that he had bees
dubbed •• Melancholy" MoColIen, was told
off so spook eta soia-i•tl same is the mown -
JOHN'T1Q>BSTITZ
UNMILLi K i,U1tY.
'The Ottoman was not wholly without
saeuae`tor his atrocities. std the tearful
vengeance he took while he had the up-
per band of the Greets its u'By
creel provocation. When the rebels
rose
in tie Marta their plan w to esle -
mlaate the Turks without regard to sea
or age. and to me tar as they were whit
they proceeded to execute their dodge
with reader Mortality. At the capture
atNva:too, although the Moslems had
been asobmaly periledd b the teems of
ttheey were ttran eacieromate usly bard ut sit the
'-�dsiep�.,
weaves and candela. Fg.a Ill nagaia-
er7 eras the taking of rnpotitad. id
therm tag Greek cemaaader. HH
tropes. rode fret the pate of the citadel
without tete book of his horse ever
touching anything bat the fame and
should be duly considered wof the victims. hile wethings
the Turk for his creel conquest
of the We st Solo.
It le noteworthythat the Greeks is
man sections, particolar67 L the Aege-
an Islands. enj ty*d d bluer degree of
lihert7 whik uMer the Taubt was
the lot of min people tt ]apf,j
three .- rice •'e
a tone simiirS '0 th nemPat)
that, bard
GTeem.
Although Or'eeee U' gfdw in a deplor-
able cotditie$ banueialtt end her manu-
factures are not developed in anything
etre properties to the advancement ,d
the age, yet her progress siege el* was
relieved of Ane Ottoman iroke bac lees
in many ware very credible. a Tort
lett that country rzee-seven pears tg. n
amoking. timid -waked rain. Since ileus
she hu lacreaecd her revenete free hos-
dtvedrold. the screw, 1a cereate est
.garde L • hundred Ijmes as broad.
WOO miles of file roads lays hist baits
et a east et too millloda,tas
eeget-
hag enterprises la the try canal ent-
dng for commerce sad lot' bag wide
at .eebofvstiieeswdeo ailevial
l am Ira egtried
.dome me attire rase beer sr..liallt l ewe
sad
. tail..
deripme-
imam
La-
gos is toll interest and Wastrr$tss the
wonderful* rich resources of the vert
ws shet
rest of how Africa. theseekemooanaes
very clearly rge+�
can Be developed byindictor �e
and
teItlgen, action on tn pa
ertmeaiGov-
--Nature.
stns.
There were Most Sty misers premt
when he began; bet ea, as ale sod of .
couple el hours, he Ave no aurae of Bata&-
fsy, his hammers hooped &why. Sous
wait back to work, belt the majority soegbt
to quemoh their thirst, width had tidos im-
weaselm egyrevated lot the dryer of the
drewutwe. Bindle there wet bat or aud-
itor left--• shabby, weary looking old fel-
low.
ender hi. ante upon hiss. Mu4a41am
petted out • .iz•@bo•ter and Laid tt spa the
table. The e44 nda taw slowly sed drawl-
ed ten—
•* B. you gonia to shoot •f I go ! "
" Yoe hes i am ! " responded McCallum.
" Pm booed to fears& h speech, even if 1
hate to shoot to beep a. audience."
The old fellow steel is a tired man sr
and *deed off slowly. melee.. be did so--
" W.I, ye ilia de tom et Tsar wast ter. I
awf temmerelibe si5esteikedhde0trw
The 'leech Jubilee Ode.
Them has just bees honed a coin
which ter a few tboe.and years to
will be considered one of the most
of Queen Victoria's silver
13Kis a crown piece bearing Om bead
Mrjeute as used for a few years pant.
with the oedematy ineertption. Pet 1::41z
bag o• therite"Mann SS..sellet LX.,' die first time that weh
emit
iiea�esi ellen 1.. appeared upon any 9510--
iab cola. probably apes any min what-
asever. Lor the few d noaaream of former
upon the thwho rone did their cord it up n
rot. ettem ilidthowe term
the jubilee crowns, Mooed tee years aero.
have only a swilled edge, and 'roaring
upon ghees to show for what parte
parpo.e they were .track. 'There be the
date 1897, of ceaa omae, lett it 1. a e7'
wte •
.vest ft MSS
• "Tow AI tam , , _., _
-Soott<hI:va.tg, lZ�cac
If tea de M to Ms CUT Pias s '
wad 7•a will floe tam
WE LEAD 1.1 CHOICE MEATS
ewers abs meat islsppa testas'
our p. os snit everybslg. ''111✓ taw eve*
salsa to toe Mom ll.s. -
•
Timms% tackles. wbe h&. beware Earl
of Sllerioke h the hath of his tatter, is
a Maisie ea the Laiden Stook Exobaoes.
30 itia"i' TO 'OPDA7It
l
LAD
eltee
r
rainedt 'war have
•.+ret rtees��g� at
ben parts lah bee. e
wBproniaeat sasses
as. •i'm trams
*rib �a sMedi
weet Zle>sse.
al smiles wares the od relasittilicirt
at ta esMtttftIn •hi
t �aftsy��errtiie. Inv
e. 1MM ratM><ta •
!e OM -
II, TSA.
gat *Mast • t: - s ale• mod elle.
1
Fresh Moats
Spiced Meats
Cooked Meats
Cured Meats
Smoked Meats
Prepared Meath
sad every kt.d of eaaase• melba Bee
Bpeclal Limes. If you have sat yet tam to
the City Met Menet. de not tall to salt tied
giv. our special eatsrdav *miss year Memo -
dos.
ANDREWS BROS. & 00.
W, mss, Tarts.
•
toady fes' the Rush.
Summer is heres
no oe prepared to meet it with a
good Rat or .Qsp when it comes.
We have put in stock all the Utast -
Styles of Spring
>
HATS
which for t polity and price snot be
equalled. to stook &re numerous as
sottmezdb at the latest in
GLOVES COLLARS.
SHIRTS. HOSIERY.
SUITOUFFS
S,
, NRCE ITRA,p.
,D. R. SHARE & Oo.
Th. Wish* Hat mad Forni.bin* keperlssr
rt D. Ceires out's, the leading
for Lour Party Cakes en
rt Bread. All kinds
an hand. Orders left
by ten in the morning will he made
and delivered the sante dav-
Wedding Oahe. — Orn&amting and
decorating et the blest designs with
a fancy assortment of Wedding Cake
Ornaments.
'maul lying a specialty
.I3ar .e -
s111 a crus pdraere ado•
port, t• 1 bask
Borer t to d wbThe
ary-
asthma! beaks receive their bills :n
creels of twelre wbki are tett stay
being si s sit . ``aud
``areae ptenut
gave sae oe tame sbeeta to his wit".
and
At
he mewl* ��' edw
oe ter
*slots mime purebascy
la one of the large stores she dress ib'
bilis oat est het p4eeodtth tele *ad calmly
mid to the deck: your .sir
sore sad I will My y"%' tborea
cutdag re
at Best retuned to most�ri
n:Ire! Irma se apes a .rtn.fltet.er+r .1 dry'
MeV. ter Omits the matter was ez-
staisied
A Wow pl)i ssaWM let a Moss
NOM tborr.Yat* MS& at t
as Both
Harvard 1 ab.sr►.tels, oat the
err_
bale
��ralsi�eh�artaedgier Mea
etr
ctrl twat? or a Bator '11..s.• Vel
Mt t meth st15* tidier sass
Haiti e01>�m 4*4* i
ems. Meme
71is • Oa slaw
et iar*
trtaf a
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Two
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tog i'dowswa. Ti. +rK
_ . - ah ell - w a3" —"
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areto handle Bag-
gage Freight and Household Ef-
fects with Dispatch at reasonable
rates. Dealers in all trades of
HARD SOFT ' CO
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and iimithing Oosl
'Wood. and Zinging
tent te 'nit customer* and Ideliv
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['cited.
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