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illetnesantr M S. S. POLLOCK.
P.8—Rapairieg seat!, and promptly atfssilsd M-'^
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sweetheart I neer may know,
Never may I see ;
White is the blossom snow,
Green is the les ;
Still the etreare store of you.
All the wood riots of yes—
Sweetheart, 0 eweethsa•t mine,
When oast you be !
True love 1 neer may meet
All the world throne's.
Dim is the dawn, and sweet,
Dien is the dew.
Lades, U lost and dear !
Come—for your Imre is here,
Here s0 the hazel wood
Waiting for you.
IN HIS TRUE COLORS.
AY ALT RANDOLPH.
"A SUiSCRIPTION?„ said Dr.
Angell, !, a frank face all smiles,
"pray wi. : in, ladies, I aro delighted
that my poor, lathe bachelor'. den of
an offiee is so highly honored ' Yee, as
I often say, charity is one of the few
---hreuries in which we straggling pro-
_
fessional men can afford to indulge.
Pray be seated by the window, Mia
Wallis—take the sofa, Mrs. Est-
eoart i --
It was all very well foe Dr. Angell
eril ii a poor,�I the bache-
lor's den." Bot no one else would
flaws reeitltred to affix any such no,
sose.la/lire to it The Boor wgis
• covered wfth a tiny patterned Persian
carpet ; the . windows were draped
with Japanese chintz, all gleaming
with' golden bees and butterflies on a
ground of crimson ; the bookcase and
secretary of inlaid walunt, were crest,
ed with albaster atatuttes and expen-
sive bronze triukete, and a painted
china jardiniere near the sunshine
was filled with freshly cut hot -house
roses and ferns. Lucy Estcourt look.
ed around with glistening eyes ; she
liked pretty things and the exquisite-
ly ordered place gratified her senses as
one of Palmer's marbles or Ghurch's
gout bsve drone, And
Blanche Wallis secretly vowed within
herself to have just such a " love of a
jardiniere " in her own boudoir before
she was twenty-four hours older.
" Yes," said Mrs. Estcourt, w ho
was the spokeswoman, a young
widow. " We are collecting funds
for a home for Indigent Widows
Squire Allan has promised us ilia old
store house by the pine glen, free of
all neat or charge and our idea is now
to furnish it and engage a .iatron
• without loss of time. Only think of
how much good we can 5 acciiiiVITAI
it tr r natlllsids: " iiiid fa—nig
Dr. Angell, with kindling eyes.
" Yes," said the pretty widow. ad-
justing the links of her jet chain. "I
think it la a capital plan myself .' And
if you gentlemen will help us with a
little ready money, we ladies will un-
dertake to furnish linen, china and
housekeeping wares !"
Dr. Angell smiled.
" Dear ladles," said he, " I shall
not attempt to disguise from you the
fact that I am poor ! But, as I said
before, charity is the 'one extrava
ganoe in which I delight to delight
myself. Pray allow me g"
And taking a ten dollar bill from
one of the drawers of the inlaid lecre-
tairie be laid it in Mrs. E.toourt's
hand.
" I only wish it were more," said
he, with a graceful deprecatory mo-
tion, as she made haste to thank him.
" bat 1 hope you will accept it in the
spirit in which it is given."
" Oh, Doctor," smiled the eonng
widow, " if every gentlemen in Silver
Falls will Rive me lie much we shall
be able to open the home at once !"
And as the two ladies walked away
their conyersat on naturally turned on
the gentleman whose elegant galls
sanctum they had just kilt.
" There, Lucy," raid Mus Wallis,
triumphantly, " what did i tell you 1
Don't he look exactly like papa's pic-
ture
iatare of St John: with that noble
foreb.sad and the wavy. brown hair
brushed so artlaticafy away from it r
"Yes," said Mn. Eotr+onrt ; "and
bow beautifully he expressed himself
about the lar.ry of giving ! I do like
a man to use esiect language instead
Of plunging into all manner of slang,
hke poor cousin Jack !"
" And his velvet smoking -cap tae-
eelleel with Reid." added Blanche, en-
thusiastically. " Did you see it on
its peg 1 And the carved Swiss glove
bo: en the mantle t ,Aad the 'tweet
¶'erkieh chibonk, with its enameled
end amber nwitith-piens ; And, oh.
-Lucy. theperfectly.fitt4wg boots that
•
lid"
he wore !" -
" My bear Blanche, what nonsense
you are talking'" said Mrs. Estcourt,
with the superior smile which be-
couiee a married woman, and one who
was full eighteen months older than
her companion. But, for all that, the
pretty widow thought a good deal
about Dr. Angell and his deep -blue
eyes and St John forebead._;s_sbe sat
at her needlework that afternoca.
" Jack," she said to the much en-
during cousin who had been hopeless-
ly in love with her ever since she was
a school girl in a sun -bonnet and
bronzed kid boots," why don't you ask
Dr. Angell to join your boating club?"
" Because he's such a confounded
humbug !" said Jack Warren,anipping
away at the bit of paper with the
widow's scissors.
" Do put those scissors down,Jeck!"
said Lacy, a little impatiently. " A
—humbug ' Dr. Angell 1"
" A menhir deed -beat," nodded
Jack. "Good-lookj,ng, but shallae—
imo bat false."
"Jack !"
" Weil, it's trae,'reaiid Mr. Warren,
emphatically. '
HOW do you know r
.t ._,thi. inflow's look4_to be
sure."
"Naar, Jack," said Mee. Ertroourt,
dashing up to the roots of her golden
hair, " that is all jealoosy ' Nothing
in the world but jealousy.'-._
"Jme►--ws-you ckootte to-itivelt
said Jack, serenely. " It don't matter
a pin to me, either wry. Only mark
my words Lucy, the Silver Fall.,
people will find him out after a
while."
" Find him out r
" Exactly," nodded Jack. " He's
running old Dr. Jennings out of pole -
tine now. People prefer has soft voice
and wavy yellow hair to the old fel-
low's brusque ways and rusty wig.
But there'll be an end to his popularity
one of these days."
-Ele gave me .a ten -dollar -bill for
the Indigent Widows' Home !" cried
Mrs. Estcourt, indignantly.
Jack only whistled. " He's a hum-
bug, for all that," said he.
Poor Jack ' He was no reader of
feminine character, else he would
never have fanned the flame of his
pretty cousin's evanescent fancy with
the gales of opposition. He would
have agreed with her, in toto ; he
would have loaded the young doctor
with praises and echoed every word
of commendation that she spoke. But
Jack Warren, h+►Sl.,_aL aya.._binndered.
tairougl the world and he was true to
his character in this instance.
" His frumy forehead and yellow
hair and soft voice don't make Angel
Gabriel of Him," said Jack : "and so
you'll find out."
And Lucy Estcourt was so nettled
that she rose up and whisked out of
the room, work basket and all.
It was the afternoon of the next
day that the took it into her capri=
cious little head to visit a favorite old
pensioneer : an ancient., toothless
crone, who lived in a tenement house
in the very dingiest part of the town
of Silver Falls, and who was destined
to occupy one of the rooms of the
Home for Indigent Widows, when
that beatific vision became a cer-
tainty.
" Well, M*. Midgeston, and how
are you 1" said Mrs. Estcourt, rustl-
ing softly into the room, a radiant ap-
parition of smiles and golden hair and
attar roses.
Mrs. Midgeton dropped her knit-
ting and turned a man -like pair of
silver spectacles toward the new-
" Worried, Mrs. Midgeteonl"
"with the scolding, Cleary, and the
confusion next door, with s partition
between, decry, as is no thicker thew
a sheet of paper. Listen yourself,
sweetheart, and you'll hear."
Lucy F,dtoonrt listened and became
aware of a vague confusion of voices.
" Bat what to it, Mrs. Midgetaon !"
said she, half alarmed.
" it's poor Liafe Curry, dear, u is
dying sit oonanmptioo. And she ain't
been eble to pity her doctor's bill, as
how should she, poor thine? and the
doctor, he's a taking away of her sew-
ing machine by main forret, the only
thing that stood between her and
starvation "
-Th. old wrtltoi !" Cried eat M*. The ewb..t 11fe am"' -
IC obhates
•
- TSE SIGNAL:, G 1DERICH ONTA$I .
ing. theingh—IPEke
Smow.',
gap
'moles. " r Hut it ain't D ' Janutein
ohlldie. It's—"
„Hugh !"
Lucy held up her finger with aft
wtborative air, far at teat inatcnt the
voice of Dr. Angell himself was dis-
tinctly beard, utteriug the words :
" There's no use whimpering or
making a scene 'Yeti ow me forty
dollars and I will be p�id. You
Haven't got the money t
_6; well ; I
can Neil the machine. And• as for
starving, I should starve if everybody
swindle d me out of my bill as you
h ' ve done. lore, carouse, take this
thing down -stain."
" Doctur ! Doctor !" pleaded a faint
voice. "Pray don't take my
daughter's only bread,winoer away
from us ! Have a little compassion
and wait until we are able to pay
you.
"And that wig: be when t" inter-
rupted the doctor with a coarse laugh.
Cartruan, do you bear ? Take it away
at once before these women have a
chance to make any more scenes."
At that moment Lucy Estcourt
opened the door of Mrs. Curry's
apartment and stood there like a
beautiful avenging angel
" Gartman," said she to the sympa-
thetic Irishman who stood vacillating
in the middle of the room, " put the
machine back into ita place. Hera
Dr. Angell is the forty dollars owed
you by thas poor lava id. Take it,
and enjoy it if you can. And berg,
also," as the apostolic -looking young
physician cowered beneath the indig-
nant fire of her eyes. "is the donation
t ou yesterday Rave us for the indigent
widow.' home. we want no donauoos
unless they are given in a aptrtt of
true charity."
And without waitingafidfil ;k!
Elizabetha tearful thin***!Y,
Dr. AnguI?-relay apologies she stall(
back to NM Midget/ion'. salsl4
.oNliag Bide main sad began to lip.
And this- ineident- was VrrAthaa-
eaus Angell's death-blow.socially and
profs rsioaally speaking in the town
of Silver Falls. At the quarter's end
he took dowc his sign and left gm
place to Dr. Jennings and his rusty
Ae for bawds Josh, Lacy uses) so
sweetly gracious to him during the
next few days that be actually took
comrade to ask her if the would have
_And lie weer asteiF.
ton bis life illiim when sheseid :
ions to
A lbAIN LtIiS I ii_
LAMMM. p•or.n% Wilson i1gr11-lmast en •
Seeroely • day passes then wit es we hear
et • fin in whish ooe or mere p11110. bans
perished, end the 'terrible wteatropbe is
Pore to riga fresh i0 our anode. We aro
apt to think that those who die thea eater
terribly before death wines to their relief,
...ad the s,seatlossi details published 1s the
duly press orgradaly do **shim( to weeks'
this tmpreeuo•. Yet we are told by •
wrttnr to the Hospital (Ilse 16) that death
(rept On 1. usually pai.lem, and is oommw-
ly dew Dot to divot barmier but to raise.
'too He says : " Them who lose their liven
is oonthgrsttems do sot sy any •teoos al-
ways motet petyelesl psis.- is msey mese.
acs douht, .harp terror N the efts ,bine of
whroh the violist is onawteas, sad in many
mon, stream, w it may poem, oonaoiouweee
oteys •o pert, lite ceasing psialeoely and
without • etragtis In great 000fisara-
tinne pave ere produced which, hers moob
the same effect (as chloroform or.imilar ma•
aesthetics) 00d it a a tent that 'boos who
loge their lives is .•.eh oatsetropbes a oos•
midombl• portion pas. )sin death without
easy *videos* of having wlfsrsd. This result
is produced esp•osally whoa a fire has
smouldered, when the acorn of sir has at
Ent bees toselfiuttot to omuse complete
oombusteoe, and Then that deadly gap, oar-
bonto oxide. hoe sent its victims tato lethal
'leap before the aotwl Ames had ° reaobed
them. Of these, however, who have eri•
deed♦ suavely(' and., fought, and whom,'
°barred 00room:ere afterwards loured in at-
titudes segti•enve of vsnteot efforts made in
ertterretteg to escape. It .suet not be lm..
dosd that they have of n.oe*sity boon burned
alive and have diad in the (hooey whish such
eoarsrnnns are poputsrty tmugined to er•
press Death front agony is really dente
from shock, a condition in which the holy
is limp mid helpl. ; wbereea'in Beeth from
siQ.:a
etiou straggling may gooneven at'w
0ewroi00100ss hes passed, and the strained
attired, of the onres. may be expredlve
only of s final paroxysmal effort suds is a
state of entire ..00imesessees "
TEN THOUSAND
were ressr'meted is Alborg Well. 1aSd.*:
All ID eserrsue •maalla:
r sdo•, June 14 —The Maesnto meeting
Royal Albert Had this atter000a, in
Mmmemoratioa of the Quire's Diamond
Jubilee, -less • notable function. The hall
was paoksd by over 10,000 Mamma is ger-
seem
ersteem regalia. Tb. Prince of Wale. and
Ike Duke of Coiitispght arrived at 4 o'clock,
preeaded M wumpeters, sounding fanfares.
The greed efficient lied the aisle to the dais.
The Prince of Wale., as Gsaad Master of
Koalaod, followed by a imposing staff.
composed of .rand sffioun moved, jo til
iousd of fee m•jestio ^music, to -lam threw,
when, surrounded by • briniest phalanx of
officers, he was received and greeted in the
%seal form of salutation rMetved for his
high station. The Prises then addressed
the audieeoe •std aanouood that the ad.
mimeo tees for the eereriooy 0sso0ohd to
11.:1, half of which would 0o to the Prince
of Wal.. Hospital fund and the ether bait
to different Masonic (Menthe. The Dake
of Cognaoght moved an address to the
Queen ib behalt of the Maroon, sad it wee
serried with loud •ppl•s.e, after whish the
wbol. ewemhlage )oto.d in singing the No.
Coast Anthem to the s000mpsnimeat of the
VICTORIA THE GREAT,
The dew was on the moraine laws,
The roam bloomed. she woods were
.rens,
When forth Otero came. as fresh se dews.
A sudden with majestic mien.
They girt a orowo about her brow,
They placed • weptro in hon hand,
Aod loud rang oat a nation's vow,
"Clod guard the lady of the laud."
Aad bus the meeker saps
oeeaagala tee's nose blow,
Aged round her throes bet people pour.
Recalling sixty years are.
And all the goodly days between,
Glory sad sorrow, love sad pain.
The wifely mother, widowed Queen,
The loftiest, .. the longest, rai.u.
She shared her snbj.ote' bane and bliss.
Welcomed the wise, the base withstood,
And taught by her cl.ar life it is
The greatest greatness to be good.
lilt, while for pease she wrought sad
preyed,
She bore the trident, wore the helm,
Lad, Mistress of the Main, she made
An Empire of her island realm.
So, gathering now, from sear and tar,
From rule wberoa 0e'er sem the day,
From Soatbern Cross and Northern Stu,
Her people lift their hearts and pray :
L'ioger sod looter may she reign, ;
And, through • wormer night serest.
Wham dot• doth never wholly west,
God stare and bless oar Bmpress-Quem.
—By the Peet Laureate..
CANADA.
The grand old woods of Canada.
How cool and dim below
The shade of their sweet rushing leaves !
Svelte changing webs and sunlight wettest
Where (etas and mousse grow. •
The gleet tress of Caned'►
Lark pies end birch drooped sow ;
The stately elm. lbs maple )ell,
The ,tardy bomb, 1 love them ail,
And well their formes I know.
The tweet wealth of Needs :
The eheppet'. blows mooned
Throutb the wisp sir, while oold end atilt,
The eww's deep Moak o'er vale sod bill
Lias white upon the iswnd.
•
The ■parktiag stream of Carada,
That 'tee* earl shadow, pass,
Then wind where shale -fed cattle shalt_
Tbr.ogb verdant meadows .akle-deep,
.leaf Mamas I. ooms sad mese."!ii d revA t Indian ed Woad* :
Dania biome marmart.g tide,
Pres. pebbly *averse dim17 lime,
'Irma leafy ,h•da of little* green.
Grey front and salmon glide.
The beauteous 1akw ds et O•as:
With loving ayes i see
Their water stretched in endless oheia,riao
By fair Si. Lowe to the main,
As coma wild •ad free.
Their white smile gleam o'er Huron's wake,
Or fade with dying day,
Rued memories in m heart awake,
Of hots s dear dwelling by the lake.
Like sil..hi.e passed away.
The prairie, vest of ("seeds :
Waive era leaks to the earth,
1s srtieg, whisperis, warm good sight
T. slyried Sewers. whew bte.bes barbs
m
Will hall the orsww's birth.
a
Feteoart, exoiegdly. "why will people (ilieaghsa gn11 aft. lewsle Alls
at.
head
employ Dr. Jennings when there it "Itim aae.n's self sae blamed the
„rah a noble. valorem, phyllielan ..1 Abaed st, leer mod free.
Ina,
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A NOVA SCOTIA CASE.
Suffered Is itbout help—Hightail. years est.
tier worse—Curd by Dadd's Hida.y
Pitt..
Bridgewater, N.S , June 21 tepsoial}—
Thera moo area to town better hewers than
J. S. ldorgap, tinsmith, who for eighteen
years had hose going from lied to worts
without help until at teat be trot held of the
right treatmeet. Hs says : "I1 began kith
the backache, moss is the limbs, and Scal-
ly settled down as rb.amatlem. I was a
cripple, and after I ria dowa greatly la
weight the doctors said it was Diabetes.
About a year sad • half ago I quit every-
thing else and took Dedd's H,doey Pi14.
Have taken twenty-three boxes, sad have
regained my weight. health sad atrial/vb. 1
am perfectly cored."
TURNING (TRAY
» Summer is here;
WITH BALDNESS
The Darier 1. Averted by U a
AYER'S n°miussa
"Nearly forty years ago, after
some weeks of 4ckness, my hair
turned gray anct began falling out
so rapidly that I was threatened
with immediate baldness. H
Ayer's Hair Vigor highly spoken o
I commenced using this prepare.
• 00 00 prepared to meet it 'with
good Hat or Cap when it comm,
We have put in stock all Use Iwteat
Styles of Spring
HATS
whioh for n uality ttpd plies annot be
equalled. In sea* air numerous a,
.ortmtente of the latest 10
GLOVES COLLARS,
SHIRTS. HOSIERY.
hIUITS, DUFFS
APS NECHWEAkt.
M%s, and was so well satisfied with
- Ste result that I have never tried
any other kind of dressing. ILatop
ped the hair from falling out, stimu-
lated a new growth of hair, and kept
the scalp free from dandruff. Only
an occasional application is now
needed to keep my hair of good,
natural color. I never hesitate to
recommend any of Ayer's medicines
to my friends,"—Mrs, 11. M. HA1owr,
Avoca,'ieb.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
PILIWARZO 1K
MAL AMI MIL, I3l tLrON',O.S A.
Irer's dere yardage; lesser id'slgp+..o
ye. • r • Sum qua , w
senate de wean'
Witawahlwa
Lois lash- % 1 A wheel t
& Co.
The reliable Has altlhRafakiag Emporia
wiw,iir�mt+�O T
..COAL.
always on hand. The Beet
and only Seraton Coal in this
market. Hard, Soft and Black-
smith Coal always on hand. All
Coal weighed on the market scales,
so that you are sore of Good
Measure.
a..:.-: Cov.'' 1f ems.
%olf tiltb►ta t 1644
-_ - 'gar
•eMlleet ed' an mus.
The Britrah goverom.ot is new ezperimeat-
lag with s goo *blob 1, to A* 1000 dots is
123-..a•du. • It-i.th.d..dtieos- ei-atf -der
automatic rats yet invented: A. with d.
machine gene, the first abet le fired by fwd
sad after that the weapes will sheath each
riding sad emit a stasis of ballets as Wag as
it u ted. Experiments muds tine far show
that ea tb. °cassias of • brief, sharp at-
ksok, the gnu ma 00(0.411 be mad. to Aro
sieves shots to a seined.
A very tston.tiag feature of this sew
las 1. tb.1 the implode, power results from
sem sus of o.rditr. The whole of this sub-
sumes 1. *avoided Is pressure, whereas
Wok powder Y may meal tor prelim* to
the .:teat of fifty per gess. The experi-
ments et the gra rderred a *bow slims!..•
ively that oordite 1. set affected by water,
se M gnuvowd.r, sad w111 stand • greater
variation is temperature.
WHAT AIL$ YOU ?
A oold in the head t ease enemisg! Pane
over the eyes ! Di.Ko.tlar dropping in
the throat' H.adaobe ? It menu that
the seeds of Catarrh have bees .own—
Dos't segleot it an hoer—Dr. Agnew'.
Catarrhal Powder w111 give relief is Tea
Minute..
" I bad aeronio eatarr a for • a.mber et
yew, Water would rue from my Do...ad
eyes for days ata time I tried messy cures
without tiny permao.ot relief. I was is
d.atd to try Dr. Agnsw's Catarrbal Pow-
der. I1 eared me .ad I have bad ao return
at tbs malady. i Aad that ter a oold 1a the
bead i1 river almost natant relief. I would
not be without it' and 1 recommend It sleet
heartily." C ti, Archer, Brew, M.. Sold
by J. 11. Davi..
Ile. m..rrear ea Neopeae...
" In what does the greatest possible heti-
plates
•splace.. omelet said Mr. (lr•tbeer, tnterro-
rstively repeating th. alsstles. " Wel),
.hat r.pe.da
" Gamin, home tonight heifer* 6 o'oleeb,
but it wee IOW dark in these abort days. I
met three *mall boy., *soh about tee years
old, w.lki•g aloe, the sidewalk abreast.
The middle bey had • harmonica whloh he
played veru wen, s rerialii ly web fee sae
of bus age : sad the boy es his right was
missals. Is s sweet, oleir, boyish rode., the
.sag whisk the barleeetea ley was eleytur.
The third bey. the bey se the left
of the baeal.sfea bey. was WUent. d
so he V the ether Iseye esmpapany, .s NA -
swam to their mauls teHh delight ; end dor
delieat tem elthe
w ewer tW is the ftp Q. & P. COO.
WOO wee h.lahl.ssi �y tae til..'t e
he t a wet
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D. C f3t'aAtiftaw,
A1s sajgpssiti4 -
• 7N is, lie r uh. t74 Mist
sad You was 8.4 tart
WE LEAD III CHOICE MEATS
we ens musty the 'mast egotism treses,
our prises wit everybody. We love .vary
wax is tee Meat Ung.
Fresh Meats
Spiced Meats
Cooked Meats
Curet' Meats
- Smoked Meats
Prepared Meats.
and every ktad of aasmme made. res
Special Lines. If you here sot rag bees ed►
the City Meal Marko, do act tail to sail send
rive our.p.cial Saturday dbplsv Tota lM.0
ties.
ANDREWS BROS. & 00.
GODZtBWWH
STEAM BOILER VOWS.
A. S. OHRYST
Doo - 1.► Oarpt f • gleet. -
esamassearer et all made er
BOILICRse
Smoke Stacks, Salt Yana, Sheet Iron
Works, lite., eta,
And Dealer in—
Esgines, Maehisery cla.wgs, to
An mass of Pipes and Pipe Ffttfagr,
atema and Water Games, Globe Vol,..,
Cheek Vallee LWtrason, Rjeeter, s.d 1.
Om.Msey ea Head at Lowed
A almoial line of Steel Water amid R
Troughs for use of farmers sad ethers.
R.palrles fitment attended la
A. L CEETIITAJ ,
mate P. 8. 1Dx A, Gedarfea,
C
F�IAl CO.
are preparattu'
age Freight and Household
fusty with Dispatch at reasonable
rates„ Dealers in:all grades of
WM. LEE.
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LEPEZ & LE S'S Stere.
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New Goods and Best Values
in the Tailoring line at the
old -established and reliable
West-st Emporium. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in Quality
-Style and Price.
HUGH DUNLOP
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraph
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