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Tom. SIGNAL : GODERIQI1 ONTARIO.
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1 Best in Footwear
For Men and Women. ..
The liminess of this store s being bunt on merit. Price is
• 000&Md.r•rioe to buys/ shoe., but a small erase for some-
thtng trod.), aunt mean • doer whoa You Who depend on
quality blew We do & large shoo teed*. Just now tutees
..n (toes of
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
are lower then what von ►hish. Won't you have • pair of
GREEN SHOES? They are the ►&test.
Your Repairing is well done if sent to us.
PRICE, THE SHOEMAN
Successor to H. B. POLLOCK.
*fes
A•MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE
I WENT to a theatre in New York
one night last season. The piny was
not over until about twelve o'clock,
when I started for the bechelor quart.
en of a friend, with whom I proposed
to spend the remainder of the night.
My friend's rooms were on the fifth
floor of is puaiic buiilteg on Murray
street. I resehed the plate ; the out-
side d. or was fastened as tight as a
drum.
I knocked ; there wassail' answer. I
knocked' again ; still no &newer. I
looked around hoping to find a bell -
knob. At length, to my joy, I found
one, and polled it with a right good
will. It prodnoed not the slightest
result.
I steppe• i out to bite edge of the
sidewalk, and looked up at the win-
dows. Ail was black as ink.
" No go. I must -give it up,"
thought, and then stared slowly to-
wards Broadway.
" Let's see -what shall 1 do i•' I•
asked myself, when I reached the cor-
ner. " Ah, I know ! I'll go to Mc-
Sweeney's hotel, They'll give. we e
good room there."
And !ria! --t, bttl..L harried
acres• Citgy $ -
Suddenly I ash* Olt a stand. it
orrible thougjh& fed °scarred to Ilea
had no money.
Not Intending to leave the city un-
til the next morning and expecting to
stay with my friend that night. I had
deferred drawing any funds at the of-
fice, thinking it the safer plan not to
have too much money about me. A
good supper and my ticket to the
theatre had taken what little I had in
my pockets, and so there I was in the
streets ot New York at midnight,
without a dollar.
Crossing Park Row, I passed down
Frankfort street to William and then
turned towards Fulton. At the cor-
ner I stopped to think. There was
an eating saloon nearly opposite. How
I -wished it were open ! I hada few
cents left, and I might have staved
there awhile. A tall, broad•shoulder-
ed man came up to me, and viewed
me from top to toe. I looked at him.
He was dressed in dark clothes, a
coarse coat and a queer -looking bat
that somehow gage me a feeling of
awe. The thought forced itself upon
me that he was a terrible/I-man whom
it wouldn't 4p to trifle with. He
,poke
" You're Conk r
And he laid his finger on the side
of his nose.
" You've guessed it," said I, care-
lessly, thinking it best to agree with
him, although myname Was Dudley.
" Then come along 1" and away we
went.
" Did Spiker give yoti the re-
volvers r he asked.
" No," said 1, beginning to tremble.
" He said he wanted them himself."
"Just like hum. He told me I'd
find you /lauding at the oorner of Ful-
ton and William streets, between
twelve and one, looking at the hash -
house with your right hand in your
pocket."
' I'm to for it," thinks ; "and I
must go throngh with It. But what
in the world will come out of it, any-
way?"
He led mo straight to Fulton Ferry
paid the fare for both, and we were
soon in the cit of obarches.
We took a carriage from the first
corner, and be told the driver to stop
as near the corner of Atlanta' and
Flstbush avenues. What object he
had in doing this I cannot say. He
did not offer to explain ; In fact not a
word passed between us until we got
out. jest above St. Felix street
From thet.oe we went into a back
street, and out of that into soother,
sad, suddenly stopping opposite a
store, he exclaimed--
" There's our crib 1"
' I. It r said I.
The store was a merchont tailor's
establishment, and there was a set of
ladder -like bars standing outside, to
exhibit stook epee. There was a
apses of several Met between the
tailora and the .next building and a
eide-door opening upon this broad pas-
sage -way,
My treed picked ep the set of
bars and tarrying it to the passage-
. way, set it up against the door. He
_Hina stepped on the first rang which
was three fest or more from the
ground and speedily !metered. Wta
halgh* of a lsrgpp glass famlliibt over
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the door,. and as the fanlight was
square, he muttered to me, by way of
gtviag use its dimeesions—
"Three and a half by two high,"
and chuckled quietly.
Then he crossed the street and I
followed, he explaining that we must
wait until the policeman passed.
The patrolman came in sight about
ten minutes afterwards, while we
walked past him.
Then we waited until he returned,
this time we did not pass him but
watched him from a corner at a dis-
tance.
" Twenty-two minutes and • half
between going and coming !" exclaim-
ed my companion. " And a mighty
handy _beat : for he oomes up the cor-
ner there," pointing to the one a little
beyond the store, " and goes down
this street next ours."
The impression began to steal over
me that I wad committing, or helping
to commit a crime, and that if caughtl
1 might get into sennas trouble.
- '1%-iheegbt of running for it ; but
the remark -my companion made at
this moment to tbe eflect that it would
be a precioaii, short fen if I alerted
him—for he seemed to see I didn't
much like the job—deterred me. I
dated not explain that he had made a
burglars from the cam,
and saw ooe sates a thz,a gh
a fanlight and the leap up the
wail} like a cat, grab .s a disappearing
leg and Yell, "Pollee 1 murder
thieves !" and that ret
The me that was caught sot seven
years in the Bfa WS Prison ; " the po-
lioe are .eerobing vigiliantly, though
ae yet unsaooes.fully, for the other,
who, it appears, 111a truly ' desperate
chard ;ter 7t"
They never oaaght him.
If 1 were • woes and had to tarn.
As worms will do, I hear,
It seems to are that I'd torn end flee
lire the early bird tams near.
HOT OORN.
the mea who bade • hone shoe on the
rood thinks he is in rare coed luck ; bat It
le different with the owner ot the horse tkkt
drooped tee shoe, as he leads his steed fat.
• blaoksmith shop to have it repleted by a
oew one.
What is love," asked hs editor. H.
hes sinus heed deluged with smears, mass -
Ie from the fair see
One Lady Saye -Love 1. an itching of the
heart that we cannot get at to ser•tob."
Old lady -Didn't 1 tell you naval le
tome hen again ?"
Upto-Drs Tramp- -I hope you will ac-
tion me, madam, bat it is the fault tit nay
seorstary : be has negle.sed to stiles hoar
n ame trout my calling list."
gpestp! returned the txe•oher
sad then he .Bewared. '• It's putting two:
sod wit together and making them fire."
F lend -You've done very well, haven't
you, doctor !"
Doctor -Very well, laded. I tan al-
most afford to tell some of my fashionable
patients that there is nothing the matter
with them."
Master to °bail -Now redet'iok, tell
me hew many seasons there are.'
Frederick -Two "
Only two' Name them."
"To. bombe!' and football .et woe."
- ark smutting prinseeiitsr«enrred is a'
resect issue of the Louden Times Io as'
n aming the murrieee et t'yonng city mea
to She daughter of • naval ooestrnotor at,
Sheerness. • few words of • telegram whioh
•epseenuy belonged M Weis hots from
China to Armenia wan printed after the
interesting intellig.00t. They reed as fol
low : "Trouble is expand."
rt iitie for felt sure he must hav
'mistaken me for some ally of his own.
" I moat go through with it,"
thought I, setting my teeth together ;
"he'll leave me outside to watob and
then I'll hook it like smoke." -"
So I went on.
He recrossed the street the moment
the policeman wee past interfering
with us, and, producing a piece of
stout black cloth he applied the rule
thereto, I holding it up against the
door while he set out three -and -a
half by two" thereon.
This done be chat it within two
inches of the measurement a:i around;
and then, producing a bottle of mucil-
age or prepared glue from his pocket,
he smothered one side of the cloth
with the adhesive preparation, and,
desiring me to hold it he mounted the
side door so to speak, again ; and I
gave him the cloth which he immedi-
ately clapped on the transom light,the
glue making it adhere firmly to the
glass.' Then. looking at his watch, he
cried impatiently—
" By Jove, he'll be here this min-
ute '"
And away we walked.
We glanced behind us as we turned
corner... The .pacrolusan was
not 5,et in night. We stopped and
waited, bust the policeman came not.
My friend muttered an oath,adding—
" I'll go for it. Come along ; but
be sure you keep your weather -eye
open.
And off we went.
" Perhaps he is watching us," I
suggested.
But the idea was promptly discard-
ed as not in the nature of a policeman
"like that one we law a while back."
We arrived at the store, He
mounted once more and lus!rted a
string through two small holes in the
uloth. Then he ran a diamond around
the edge of the glass. A gentle tap
and it gave way.
Now I saw the cause of the cloth
and the string. He could hold the
glass by the string and slowly let it
down into the store.
Producing • long -shaped pad he
laid it along the bottom of the tran
som-light, to Dover the glass edge and
throwing one leg into the opening be
got astride of it
" Follow me` pal," he mattered as
he dunked his head through the tran-
som.
But before he could draw in the
other leg I mounted the steps and
seizing hold of it, gave him a pull that
kept him grom going in, et the genie
time yelling at the top of my voice---
" Police I murder ' thieves ! police 1
p;o-l-i-o-e 1"
And, to and behold, the policeman
appeared at the oorner`at that very
instant.
A• horrible yell from within, a
pistol -ballets whistling past my head,
and, springing front the ladder, I ran
for life and death. I did not stop un-
til I femnd myself at the corner of
Willoughby street, in the vieinity Ort
the City Hall.
A little later i crossed the ferry
and spent the remnant of the night in
the waiting -room on the *thee side.
In the morning paper I saw a
dowing a000ent of the capture of h
.e srioes bit*glar in Brooklyn by esti
polieamaa, who bad w.Mied..lN+O
e Asilliterw%
uTi''yelelpate who was it
ism bow to it Mtge Wins ear
lea to • tartest• dart In harglegwerile
metro :
11
"I t•aey 1t hast have lett ant • number
of full stops sad ee..as but as I Inlet ex.
•Qtly know wben tet pet teem I have he -
sorted a few at the beam of the page and
ask you to pleaseepat those in their peeper
pleas."
" Here, Jim, tate these two cakes sad
rive the smeller one tel your brother "
James examined the takes carefully, ap-
peared nadeetded, sad flashy tpok • Mario
bite eat ot tee of them, which he passed
ever le lb brother with the remark
"Then. Tammy, I've made you a
walks aro; thee were both the some miss."
A man west to &solicitor. laid balers •trim
• case in dispute sad then asked him 1f he
world undertake to win the snit.
"Certainly," replied the aolieitor, " I
will readily nadert•ke the case. We are
e ars t. win !"
So you really think it is • gond ogee!"
" Usadoubtedly, my dear our. I am pep-
pered to gust -antes you will secure • verdict
in pour favor."
"Fay goo& sir ; I'm mutat obliged to
you, but 1 d,.s't think I'll go in for law this
time ; for, yon gee, the oeo. I have laid be
fore you is in/ opponent's !"
The hornet always manages to keep bis
end up.
cianniaa Dgt.Dapa Tb.st..dJYea.ien
most of am are puppies.
Every dos may have by day ; but dude,
the dog -days the dog has no .now at all.
" Who was Holum !"
" He was the First Vletr et Bray."
According. to Pen Hue, the (Adams need
the oat as • olook. We have beg avpooe-
d that the oat was good for so.eilsg. It
is a retorters trot that as • earshot she is s
oempioiene failure.
A young ldy *be recently pinked up •
paper and eo.meeeed reading as •triol.
heads' ' What Jerseys Doss," was vary
math annoyed on discovering it to be as
teoesat of a settle amotion.
A honseho.ld joeroal presto lireetione
foe senior Spring-ohaoksn. We don't
keine what the dinettes. ars ; bet thew
Sprigs obiek.ne usually towed is this tens
shoeld bs served with • sew and kaNhst.
It le no great credit ter the ween to turn
whoa repro I epos. A buret beep will de
the ease thb►g.
--
Tie vendee he swifter the the mole ;
bat the male ma stand still be r
self more keenly telt.
A Ash has reesntly beta dteeov.rd whish
bee ten thouu•ad seven headed and Mame,
two bade..
" Then will he some em fee the horse
..••, said Teter Brarka, wee is • trigs Mk
behiosed." ��1��
He will 04 la handy raovisg bieyot•
and astosas wreakers"
Jackie : JI.ab Bats got • Ikeda' Ike
.ereira.
Marone : Well, I 1.0.4. feel Worry fee
Jimmie!'
Nell me : treble .geed hies ter leek'
Tia villas felted. -1 will W1ew yes be
Ste ss.ast sate el tat earth 1 " aimed Mh.
r I er.
Not 'so wn••t, " mn141 the hareem dandy.
Why wea't I1" gwetl.d She Maim.
arta t al her menage
Mos.. r. Bat (.lar tin•," she replied.
L Brgsise-Wbas de yes dam fair
HagYsll Web thew t "
1'y gthsNMa was sated by • beautiful
dtagatse of • wealthy perk-paskov,
Ode�as.ini..'M1Yrw list we have • Ga-
sses
4.10. num Mk"sa elm hee ham et fens Es.
nee see wA Wt-�s
FARMER OF REPTILES,
RANCH WHERE 8014KE8 ARE (MOWN
FOR THE TRADE. •
A leleawas aa.te Oaareser Who 1.
T' ria ser mus iters ro Aiw.m• by
Brw•n•g IeewtlMti Per Ms.us-tate
mod Wogs e( the Aeon.
Alitug the wants mad rev
liaeeeteue Mats that titft. the Gttooto
Weer in liitta•sot,. ere
the hews of
vast member* el s
days ash setti•mrt br the Northwest
there wase myriads qt all the sorts a
deadly snakes gas►wsl� Nurtk Azeerica
Muted W br in tsie hitaitto.d. Tot,
wuir.
day there are sneak.taught far
circus' oe.up...nlsue and.othei halters here
than sloe here el.! In the clientriZrri=
du some of the bower (Swaths tet
says the spedalWm, tome
spewingspundrof This Neve lock titan. AL
Moog the
streamstribunui
where stakes are to be tumid
they are ceugat for tie )ioshesttr tams
turd sold to O. W. Vacs. a poen( mato.
who runs the .mate ftaau�irnm fid au1.1.-4
eral yen has bees la.tlas a saessis u
the venture.
Mr. Ester also eariteswf un a snake
hatchery, sumethdms: mammathmammaof
a hennery, but conaideeably moos rxce-
iux. The eggs produced lt+y 14. stuck
are gathered and Laid io the stn oat the
wand, where in tams the,'' batch out
•-nesters fully as bvetr apd venomous
n ,heir pa�utat. Su tar -this yeas erre,-
to .11 bundretd have beck thatched. and all
lave thriveedd un the trestt set given
them by Mr. hates and his amei•Wata.
Many of thea, loop( seeiteverge rayed
tor wale, and Wins arseweed for thud
for the king snide teed others that eat
only their own kis
A large part of the business el this
Minnew,ta farm is inseittlestake ,as teal
are more pigskin° than $ny other va-
riety. Ali this region tared to be uverres
by theta. A single day's.recsiyts of dia-
mond -backed and other rat eine rums
np to several score IJy when all
outride catcher fur farm Mew in
his sacks fygl end sells the. to MC.lestee,
'Pbcwe shakes vary taums three to AZ feet
it length.the ether variegate
received and t •putted adder'
blowenskers, be
iltti 'tvrtlebeadi,
tbe sultrythe gentle' blue.
racers, the ' adders, and menet
kinds of water. grans, and garter snakes.
Alligators froap Itloridfi sad trucwdike
from abroad, as vhIt as some foreign
snakes, ars cunstantly kept i. Mock fur
euMtowsee, hueitig sinus siert
Estes is a natural apr4e charmer. nod
never, melees vermes ted lDy his eiva..M.
tukea eau the feats et the animals In
which he beak, and to tbis fact he 'at-
tritive.. eesstdeeatle et the ~meg he
has had int raisin( tut with -
not
will. w-
ont fear, fondle' a rattier, a hull. or an
adder. three open its most" and with bis
linger nail deftly expose the poise° sac
and fangs, in all his kw-ezpwr•kaee in
gib sort dr tittrilrhe sae amw,r lase, bit-
ten. His favorite seethed of mousse is
to flab the rattler' alis tail sad des -
ten* wring the inn a seek, bat
when one b foetid at trait blade
Estes grasps it tigbtiy hack of the bead,
Th ntgk be has many' assistants moues
the fanners of this vkirity three is no
ether man in the United Peaces who
dares to open snake Mw with ban
hands as be doer feetriennty. His little
dauytteer Hamel, who is ody 8 years otd.
ws-ins to have the same power over the
reptile*, and can often he men handling
the most timidly snakes and sllowtng
then .to twine abort bei arms sad neck.
So ter this year idiom 6110 stakes of
the mode vaJe•bhe varieties have been
. hipped from this farm_ Net only are
circuses and nereageties e..tiemevw tet
Mr. Sate& but in marry c'lgar mores seed
saloons the reptiles ate displayed as at-
tractions
-
tractions b coria.. A trw days age.
a rattler •ia feet long. eight iaehoo,ln
girth nod with twenty -Mx .sat las
'seat to a Minnear.otie igloos beeper Inc
his window. tettiers ere iaexpewmtve
things to ban about the homer, fur a
healthy revel, taken in the spring will
net no .tnod for a yret. Thr rattlers
In e'nibnem ant are now b.i'n.i.g blind
preparatory to shedding their skins. The
wild rattlers do not shed their skins
quite so early. The fund given those pets
newest, chiefly of gophers, Ines, rata.
squirrels. birds and rabbles being added
occasions
The small boys In this vicinity Aeries.
• eos•ideyabis greens. tram catehin a and
aaftag looks tad. to the farm A
straager can handy be witnessed
tsaa a fail of /[lakes eking a .cal
of fifty or one Misdeed !rope In their
greediness they often swallow one an-
'eeier,-3aa•-i -lent e- far s
snake to bask out of a compi udon s algae
deb, into whieb it bas pswsteed s tempt -
Ing frog or ember.
7'Y Demes of ria •lebeesseR.e.
The locomotive has been a falthfd shad
friend. I.oeoowtive Begioserttag goes es
far as to sit "it eras 'away. net pt appal
to any .psepnlrementa pat upon lt,
and that osl obstacles to fast trains
a halt cent NO were the Racks and
lack al sigaMe and the ahem* of (ge-
nies( means of stopping the trains. How
bonean this sounds! it we only hod the
right sort of tracks.. the proper warnings
and the power to stem law many of ns
would arrive at our destination in time
to sup no success and prosperity instead
of feting side tracked or wrecked.
It is the fact, bowmen, that the lotto -
motive has kept strictly up with the
times, and few of us tare to travSI teat-
er than ern the 'belted trains that allow
ne to Meek oar test in Wseh en mad
take leachros in New York
five hours at saeoth motion that could
easily be redacted b tour 11 the railroads
wanted to do It Bat the taithtnl std
puYaw. varying in glee from the shiftle.
it Mot shiftless. busybody that puffs
amend stations, to the marvrioas ma-
chine of a hundred tpti*. is reading the
handwriting along Its trucks. The mies-
trictl motor, dumpy and ugly, b preparing
to retire its handsomer Anal. it is like
a mean little torpedo boat sending the
beeelitful tall man-ot-war into re -
deepest; but It represents force, and
force rules. Millions Open millions of
dollars are repreeeated In these locot.o-
tives, bet er►va millione cannot prevent
the advance eat itivention. And an, at -
ter a while, the old locomotive may be
es rate as the old street -car horse; but
Mt ea he grateful for what it has done,
and stimft that the mar was almost
risclIt when be railed it 'the plowshare
of elviliw,tion," for wherever Its whistle
Ms hetet heard progress has (Mind a way
and the furrow hes bee. plowed.-Les-
lic's Weekly.
ream sent saes "r xeleea's P11t•v.
i tree Nolte on hos et 1.riel•ee'a pillar
Is &kayak street iurabhed excite.
West for a Dahlia crowd one morning
teently. The monument is ISO feet
Mena and the platter* 1* which he
se Stable skeet etgbieen twat
♦ Hershey farther. having trade
h way ep Mibe platt.rse. threw Omit
hie bat sad et , climbed op the fiat -
✓ ef, sad, wire the keeper was s polin►
man tnh tried them over
ti. railing. he bold-
ing bin ng tljl men thrum tate street
mese se Meer help. sad had a bald three
,ettlttr Uri stow Lean dews alter User
tree broad til..
Prom^ is nova,
e lw+M� !t_ a�oi�lefaes
Is these rsusiet e
l e s,
COMMON Sikes_
?Lan the rim time re a
war
The 'arta gist rrerl
ebe trent, et East soiree
of /Idea'
$1aa50 50e peelse teelessa MIMS 44 e
To sere oar vigM to "daily
1b sot regret elms thew is
re wire! .Qaak sad tet • limb.
T keep Ittr a hast trout 'e brim/.
TO ham•mce every bear's expeyr,
We tte•ed the aid of commonie$ae
Ilkn1�en desk we need to view
biteeed,„ anti wee t
W It eO•Mast t it or en word.
'rte
♦ of Promo Raul'. prteaa.-
Tbe alit of ebmutoa-•esee.
rj sy upern1edstthheir power e'ai
Bat bow b Assad the preteens, wealtb
tJima )r estaoe rodlore, of meth •ad knee.Is nut MMetre by o ern pease
mu
We prats for faith, agd a tt gee pease,
Poe slits ramose and loves hostess.
For strength to meet tem tempter's peer,
Por (tying rear. Inc dyln hots.
Bet, now. right la tee ptweot tame,
Gane es. 0 I.oadl good ooatmon-•ensu
To
Mee fromageless )sr and Rate,
To m fleet form less chrome's path or Itew
parer MILL
To fait rrorm�w fatal tai aplu.
n sweet nesompe
weetotes thee, how to bleat seems .aenee
1ND4A NEWSPAPERS.
Lose( Borers the (amps is Oroseeet
every rheum Waal • few tosser.
ltteiia can $Harshly dalea b have a
eosin irth�i retry cueside..bis aks.tr-.n the
the newepayee Ales Detose tar
Eujgpatfa oawytiwt every dash' Ikea a
whish �Itssoustli sem ou dwly. teeter,
Wets* ant read with tbe prestant
dilisent attestant
/if
p nobles. and �sefsW
alt cMla wee
not, huwwver.
Mktg. atter the h:nehiak ousetient that
the ate stemsper, as the woad is now mo-
derutoud, war established le lad* the
first Raided Memel is thea country spa
pearl ►bunt 18114, anal oat mu' the
middlAr Me century did the Indian
nativesbagel to psitled papers in their
own The
ian seem may be rotiehly
divide▪ s 10 5. three dames. TM de
aabr
me g ���,lh
ed in the large eines seek as Cart/tam
.and Bombay, generally very meditated
ptodoutiors, condoned by reliolariy 1L►;-
jtahntcn or Angio -Indians. The second
iia.. -tat ,enmydtett at-Daaalrt Mind and
published by natives. the matter being
geseeimily
e paths, hrBmt
rsr, trh .ad halt l
though the propor-
tion-
tion wrier. The third Nese eomstitatea
those ;opts ale which are pabifsbed cel
Seely bei native ba ettege, this elms
bens by far the most nameroas dr .IL
The language. 41nd t d p.rade, eves/ bean the wirers
the more anceetiee. b hie vim and to
his e.re is'0e style. It is not at a0
etemeetable, theorems, that, aoneiderteg
his imperft t knowledge, of Tagibie
the tang words of width the Indian tt.-
tier editor i. so food should someVimnr•
be enlinilanei or ineorrectb• ens it ped,
nor that the nsetaphoes le wain he de-
Urbts sheen frequently be preerequety
mixed. Moet of the natives woo read
>hnslle t a+r /aaattiar with the elevates*
which to dNttribeted in enormoaa quan-
tities try tie miadnaeries. and ham
adopted teem it many rearme rryrewadoae
that. apperewante .nmegh in a hentily or
prayer. aygioasly oat of place is
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Deaw.oeN OeMew.
A medial paper in s resat issue has
described the cnarartsetisttc _monuments
of the limbs mode by psaseua a•Orrins
from differeet diseases. The gestowe
d the patient when asked to loeste his
path not oily Lmdk-ate its met, but de-
scribe its character. Thus, if the pain
LW d the chest and distributed over a
large area the sufferer sweeps the peke
of hie haed over his chart with a tee-
nier motibn; but •hbeid the pain be
local, he hest draw.'hie hand away=
thesbody and then with the Index.
outatretcbed'lend the others curved cau-
tiously
awtiously appro.ehe" tine spot when the
trouble ia. In appendieitie be holds the
palm of the hand over the diseased area
without touching the skin. Whru • er-
Ing from violent rant-intiarnmatory pains
the patine sopa the abdomen. A t'hftd
who complains of runtinuuur pain in the
stomach. when there le no tenderness
rat pree.eav, is probably afflicted with
Mamie of the sppiine. in Dipjoint di►
site vie �vilF be ."A . .f- le tat
point 1 the knee. With violent tilt -
tuned non- n8ammstory pain in the
the pwtieht grape the Bath affected; if
it be a shooting pain lie will point at
the plate with one finger.
The pain of hepatic neuralgia or
"obtrudes" is indicated with the thumb
n► fervdnger. In joint poise the patient
elptproaebes the mat o1' triable cantibus-
y with the hand hat
A sarins ease is quoted of n patient
ec.mplaining of a severe bendnet'.. ite-
ing naked what nut of the Arad, It was,
be answered. "The top." and when fer-
tber gnestinned as to the exact spot
prowled his infer en the side above the
ee�bee,svk aeon. This he dM three times,
tinned declaring that the meet of the
hero was 'tartly on the top of the head.
The canna of the trouble was found to
be a had tooth.
Wk. tie Brtderr.ees Leeted /reseed,
1 good iSory Is told of ow of the
anmeroua bridegrooms or yesterday,
whale nervousness Ia the face of the apo
event was so great teat just
ore 10. ceremony he inadvertently
donned two bodied .Mite. When be
came to pack lie traveling bag, he d1r
earered the loss of s shirt, and as aa -
series eeereh was tnetltuted ter the Wei-
ler
arlar garment The most *matted' b-
speetine of the apartment was needs,
but It was tntihe, and the briiegroetls-
elect cart reproached glances at W
hest man. who had aatdst d is the sr-
rangtsmentw. Yinally it oecarred to the
perspiring bridegroom that he was nn-
eoenfortehly het, and, in a moment of
awned reaction, he armed that perhaps,
it was dun to too eruct clothing. In-
vestigaeloa' proved the somidness or his
theory, and t quiet abaft ot attire wag
made. The waking company wo ds,ed
gt the Mash in the beidehroem's
as the entered the parlors, lett k
alt esflained later.-Atubnrn Advertiser
porn of raw.
We grow gloomy, hot sad boned
When the wind b from the smeltWith a temperatere as farther
A. a •s.rntmg`aftOt" month ;
Bat what sweet •ermetteas tern' es
Artist by to tat ester sat*,
Weep we passew i to sten os
wise she bai.rbsee4 seras ar. 55.451.
4*A rte watertbeve
!!UI tbek. at7 aMWA
Tilt* we
nit With
avant .mg te 5111 Ones; n '
R'! we
ebeet ter MakinMt.Adeee odds 'wise1.162 tZ". Irma es
OANT BUDGE THEM,
Seisms
5.kt 98 times ks a BsndrK„
I says that Pill Nd
Norden will tet Dbm•lve thatioad le
er tiaa. weigh shims
Ky
DawesPthat a Iaiti K
rig dem. end Tbotssndi�
that Mate Astrban
•Qaaarsfr'.,a Idinsid Spends ter Ktu„eyipso as.
D
The 'sates of sae mimes el South Asad.
hath ltle asy Oars is Um fast that it le scaly
• ludas! gee480. It db.oiym the etAo
sod
width is real!' the bas of
seems. Abd it is sal, whoa these,
matters and seerett.as save been dirdyy
sad. er d o&ioo trent the system that a owe
este tko harped tor. Me wk Powders teem
• neediest *Wean standpoint, •r hum Na
etudp4ms of osmmoo mow, seen hardly
expected to do what this t'qutd remedy by
done. The parole an learning
)corm•. E..Oook, of Delhi. Out., says: "1
tried ate end of remedies -pills, powo.n sad
porous plasters. and ail were used in rail.
Fives bottles of South American Kldoey
Care oompiet•ly restored me to health."
Bold by .1, K. Davie.
WOULDN'T TRUST JONAHS•
a wreaked Beat's pew whew 0ehrsed to be
remarks b e story of oeincldease ase
tailor ,opersttwon was told by the survival
of the John t,'•r.y on their arrival the edge
day at Aukla.d. New Zealand. The Jolla
Carey, • trading brag. run lata dirty emb-
er awl sprang • leek, whale ab let locoed
the captain and Ove °tem se take to the
only beat lett oaloj.red. They were *kid
ep . y the Ladybseil, atdie/ier salver, whin
n ett day west mimeo • Masi wreak. Two
days bear • third Mader, the Brightwell,
Wel in eight, •ed taloa signalled by the
answers, soot • boot to take them off The
John Carey's men were the test et embark,
and, going through the surf, the engin.
wells boot was upset aid the 000npsers
warse drawn on board half drowned. AI
tele dreamer the Ladybird's mew set up s
wry ° "Js.ab.' The J. C'a people. they
s& d. bad peen twice wreckd,•rd to embers
with them again was certain death. Asd
so firm was their faith is the old tsps.
'titles that when the Brightwell sent s
emend boat they •otaally remind to be
retuned, pee/armee to stay where they were
sad take their chance of another ship elm.
tae *has way, to Whoa in company wi
orew of Jambe I A000rkkaaty tis Benet.
well Galled sway with the wiz earvivere, eke
mem .hast. amtyeriemoed lir.1y stud _used
eternises when the very al=t day •
sea broke an board, aire mu et . the boats
ked tented away • portioe of the bulwarks,
However, the weather Mitered, end the
mooblearr•.ed and Iook•tsrmested John
yds' were eventually landed a safety
at A.ekl•ad.
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