HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-11-1, Page 3OUNG FOLIKS.
JACZY'S nAldP,
'BY -aOrSPOUO.
rather left Jeck.n end umiz e): .o the
• farm when lie end mother sterted off tor
Stoney Creek. They (wily meant to begone
wee4y retorniug on tte early tan nezo
morning bat they might, 1'm Wel heve
staid alleninter, if they'd chosen—we omild
/amen =tinned well eneugh alone. Theron
none of the outoloor wenn that I'm oot pet
ty well posted about, if 1 do- Bey it myself,
end jackyn cooking is geed enough tee any-
body. eepted lay Seeley, who had elept quietly
Toerennothineeteeneeleotoneeenneeneg. threugla the night, and had not seemed te
7.1‘pr
" If you haven's dreamed all ishis yorOve TEES sTovain Is UP*
been telling. I ehould think the drat thing
to be clone was to see if your prisoner has
etseaped. Fie mey be miles away by thin The Omit In ail $true and Its Jetemorar
tim 144 rsirt*tx. „
So we marched straight te the bed -room, Uowind Activity wee created in the 'novo-
he in front and 1 a few step i behind Father pipe merket last week, and there was 4 groeu
unlocked the door, and there eat the tramp demand no. sewed leeerere te ateend the
6.3r the iidw witli bie face turned from nutnereo
oue oalls from entity innteelioide
us ; »zae the door opened be leoked around, etenneeeeeehe winery. w eeeenenneenneme
iwoe
loTh4:lert,heallhhe'eg'tass: tmoeenlefa4kIrelliYaTdsab: waterentlnill etth:t ePpecipuaUwaxitlegifett:Lablnibligng time° thoraallft •Clo°144691148d4a16:31.DieBi'vettfIcY i:egga.pay4aby uxi
ant amen they were long eeparated 'anthers- tisad not seelt ter to (Ando empinyrogue, forat the blood, esespensenentaption, getter-
Yi".1 0141 he Auto. I was 044c1 °to cd every tinsmith had had more work than. al debility, and weekuess, And an blood end
the rt aa.cillieltlY acid enietly oot 1 could. lee mod intern re one help was ja gmet 40 "kin tuastuf" and veriff the troth 0 poe4ry
"tr--
"Ile raA:rt livef who MIAs the met,
the noblest, feels the beat.
And be
who rte heart eats (pinkest
Livethe longene lives in etre hour
M are then in years do same whose
eat aroixt 41430pg i4 al$'pe aong their veins."
These lioee describe that eanditron of per
feet health vzhich 'all men and women ldiSh
tO enjoy. To be able ea think dearly, to
ineline to de noble eats, to live long and
pyouely we nueet 'he free from the domiere.-
DO (Mt 1M the sitting•roani 1779.4 iAter• d. That a peeener ejjejer,enneareetotedy aitw1 os feet.
gereetnjeg. anent neeeneore. ter. yea e" bevel unuth faith in my story. And mother
. * wanted to knevr if the man heel eeceped, and
whether fethen wouldn't need my help in
tying biro.
While I was explaining that father seem -
eke re a gut, $b4 maiste that her mune hi
jegneline, tied I ooglit to oil ter by t; but
thae'e toe long for every -day ute, se cell
her Jacky, and when ebe puns on h,er high
who hes ever atterapten to pot up a stow. Vie beet acalpen'e eley ie ftnetsd near:Ben
&men it ienotinerelythe r480t cf exteudedext 'boors,
parienc°, but rather a Special fiteerul to the
work—a goatitheetion akin to that posseased
by the enake chew:nen It Is °ea ot the dirtiest
jobeatriaoscanundertake,anditwilittegeneral.
ly oneerved that the man oleo iernost *success- '
heeled sheen and piles pni el to be acquainted with him. I heard a long Int tia, fief...fez tweleontles etotepipe together
her bead to look yoeng-ladytied, I make it 4 and knid pe4 Ot laUghter freia the other lean:an without anyetteeof perpeudieuleror
point at ealling her Jack. It teased her more room. nod 1 knew they must be talking mbent horizentel and without regard far white
then anything 1 could ,eaal her. me and, the adventures of the night, I did welts or bright carneta. tie is happiest
Welia .thili4e 'went on all right while our feel as if I Would like to go out to the barn
and *see to the hones j test then, but there
was U0 way tl etteapa. At any rano the
Wei shot had. not yet been expleined, and,
did not believe I had dreamed it.
Father now came Pato the room and in•
traduced the stranger to mother As 44 31ry
dear friend, Friedrich Kaufman, of Beall?.
You remember the Vitae when WaS aleX
when milled in jtuft after the man of the
felko were eft, until juet at WOG., When WO houtte has failed in an aeterapt te put up
Were eetion 4 upper there wait a kUQ4 At the a stove—when the fhor is covered with odd Teree inehea le the tereeege width a mil.
deo; and J.Scky missverod it, That, you see, joints of pipe, brokea elbows, finer nei I
wee where 1 sed it. I ;should have gone and fill-pm:13a of akin lying in a pik of rust -bb
n" leery ri en,
ineuseite and awed all the fuse tban oaine ecalee and soot. fie sutveye all • thie with Tne ooly reliable cure for neterth le Dr.
afterward**, 1 wisuldn't have let an unknewn illaeouceeled jey, an then prooeede toetre Sege's °vend!, Ft imeiy.
men eorae in to stay all night. But that nut the pipe, disearding AU elbow or two WI 17:47,Elilouri wet eneg ranee et morello.
WAS just what Jeolty did, Then neither punclebeg beide iltrough the relit eaten jointe
We could make out, for we ceuldn't talk Ger- unceaeinn kindness. They brought mein,* .
oho ner 1 Ceuld underetend whAt he said, in that city ? For ein weeks 1 /4y Ate the which brave been brought up keen the cellar, AV. 421,
eeeeee enae he wantoa to gee /qr., ji...ofott point of death, but the Kaufman; with Of course he has to go ba ek to the shcp and
an4 wount wen; on no eerne, That wag all whom I bad been hording, tended me with get two or three jomts of pips and au en
man, and fee only seemed to know %few Eng. to life and health from the very.border 0
lish worde, • Wasn't it a nice eitnatiqn? ill' gm 4/. 1 can never repay thetrgeodnece
If the strealloer ouldn't talk lie eQUI4 age to leer eer bi9reigi eue•luill 'IV gratitude.
well enough, and be seemed to notiee every. But 1 sin very glad to welcome one of the
Mug, Watieet Ithat be wita playing family to iny elm home, I hope we van show
A 114'4 Met elY ,te, lp,,te the house?, Re hint hevitality all warm hotted as they gave
ellid. beets e good, e to rob or murder me, A stelt and fr tendleas atranger in a for.
in tlati night, and. PO "tartt ever 4lid him, eigu land." •
out. 1 thought Veen aa I think now—that
it wasn't wise to let him etay 1, but Jacky
' weuldn't her to turning him ontdoore QII a
stormy night. Beelike, it's deubtful if sto
ceuld, have made hint emberstand that we
wanted him to leave.
" Whv it's four miles batik to he
eey 1 we %vat like INT fair.
Low drooping in the sultry air.
My hears wee tent with goof and care,
I loved her well..
Bu tlet Tee wsoclet grows old grows ;
Mr :ewe% liks bloeniou xea
• Uovi hriglit her face with beauty glows,
I dare mat aell.
The wenderlog be wonld stop to sip,
To nectar of her P rfect Ip
'Tema 1)-. tneme.‘ Favorite Patenrip-
T.on wrooght the spell.
bow or two, but it is wonderful with what
ease he inena,gee the retmetory pipe, C914414*
°ring that he Is ;melt an Work:Ow:king'
creatnre, anti so phenomenally dirty. It to
QUO tbing to put together a number et new
leo du of pipe frola from the bands of the
naer, and another to harmonic: the erop
of 6Si5 with a freah joint evolved from
the bank Xtuaut of a neighborieg dove
"jacky,•come here and weiceine the store on the lgth of October, leSti Men
friend whom peorge pereisted in calling of moderate !hearth who woald like to
yOUr tramp.' ' 11 be able to put up their QW4t0Ved, W4,131,
So Jet* etepped up to Mr. IVinfunto, as atandard page of if t0VO pipe adopted, and if
suppose must call him, and ebook hendit they cannot get that, they Ars willing to do
with him. think be must have seen the eozrething to encsurage ingenuity in the
welcome In her face, if ha did not understand ventiett of A plaetia or eleittio pipe which will
village„ end be Jodie teral out already. 1 the pretty' Englieh wordesb old, for be work front bath ends, or even in the middle
thitelt it would. be cruel to ORA him away," tended pleasantly, and said something agree- wben it is iseeessary to intik° a cut or thorn -
Able in German, 1 could only gu.eni wbet en a taint. Some people are so nereone
it was hem the leek in father's eye*. about stove pipets that when they take them
Then "Pater familiae" 1444'04499d MO* down in the pring they mark each joint
sud. I would give two years 0 Latin to have with chalk SO that there eon hone miatalte
uudevetood that bit et Deuteeh. The when the time eotnes to put *be ptpe beck in
stranger had hard work to keep hie !Ace place. but even thin doee not avert difficulty,
etraiglxtt and 1 felt like A 1O01, 1 Matted for hen the time Cernea It la ttlinoet invari•
have sent bins off fnen for conettiamlain • iamb better, either, listen tether told rins te Ably found. thet tliepipellail become distort.
Jacky *Aid. "There 4 no berm in him, 1m
teere, deeentt leek like a tromp, but
like a weary, travelltelned gentlemen. He
May be poor, but 1 knew he isn't a ranged.
1 never thought you were timid, George,
but it looks like it," the aided.
That settled the mestien. wouldu
but 1 know she did tot feel the responsible" st4T out lAte tbe Yard Awl btleS le the ed so that it hi neceseery to try all sort; of
ley 1 did, if elm was nixteen, and. twa years " Plural" 1 Weld tibia there. cerebinetione to make ends met.
older than 1. I walked out without n word, and "mute
S e the etranier gird ;•"&sa mom It grew alt ;round. the house leefore1 diseovered Any
titine, and openiug from tn.. sitting. the 41d/3g-room ManA deep hollett 1 or Wbet would youyoung
pan,, and wedlts41 to Ave him. neer remalas oi fanciful which Ecccg• that 1 have never gambled, drank by for company, of COUTO. I Wished eIZS11 the OM which eal/ellY Steed an the I:reeked or indulged in any *lone babits
that 1 owned a 1)1401, but father would sitting room table, understood It ellnow, whatever ?"
never let tne buy ane; so 1 pnt the old gun and felt cheaper than ever. Ilow1 hated to "I would. say, sin" replied the youug
(it's elumet as old as ray grandfather, ou a carry in that absurd pistol, and meet the mue If tbut you mune Imre comfortable
chair at the head of ney bed, and. went to laughter of the fatnily. Yet that was
late I 'bowed te the bedroefa next to pistol, At last I noticed, a few yertill frOM
Money Bum* bat No rtat.
MOM, I regent to alcel with one eye the anew. From. this bah 1 walled out the emarnein eqlecooy, 49/ / should tod
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lust bank aceount and don't know the proper way
sleep. what I bad to do, to spend it,"
1 de net ninny, bow log 1 bad been After the general merriment had eubeided
Weep, but 1 suppose It was ()elite awhile, father gave us 'qr. R.'aufinan'e aceonnt of lbw It 3Iappoued.
and that It was past midinght, when the matter.
I suddenlyAwoke.. I lietened to fiad lu the first place, he had lost his travel. What are you, here for ril
Wa
out If all was quiet in the next room, end ingleag,centisinizighieletters of introduetton aolorod. Man ln
AU irebetinet murmur cell 1st my attention. and his tlerme,n•Eleglieh dictionary, o that "Stealin' a pig, oh."
I could not hear the wore, but there wn*:, he was OOMpellta to rely entirely on lain "But you knew bettor than to E.al 7"
whispering going on there, which mutt have ernell atm* of Beglielt words. Au he had 'VII know better next time, stih. 1 won't
Inen what waked one 1 learned what he knew of tbe language from steal nuilla tint will wince' an nic,"
Tim men muet have 4000410014 books, ho did not succeed very well with
when he was tieing the best Liderly lady (to bey in hardware tore) ;
grown men? While I was getting my ii,vdivti tongue*
never I/ev ye got any 0* thorn handneellows for
glide at his commend. He had
wits together, to make some bold move, I teu*
ego and understanding it when Boy: les'in ; there'seeornothin' nice—
and tvalk about the eittilrisom, looking a laaga
thought, and wondered 10'44 1 cciald lame peoulier aounds, and was eurprised to
do. Could 1 rout two, oe Aterhar, mon find that we thought he was apeaking his A Small Ceneellaiell,
heard some exie come out of • the men reem before realized the difference between read. buildie areal
t t fi hi la.
oVe)3, after going to his room for the Elderly lady: Is that the eheapeet ye QAU
window Tiled, and tile 10W1 report of
for moiety, at comae. hen I beard a ePeken, or aPealtiug it ones MX, Well i'' " "u t'A°
ogee e hat wee on fool..? 11i4ht, prneticed alma Mere iether.glanced eell el"
USD next noorniug, that he might enettic them U. as you don't look to bon very etreu thy
better. Then as he wished to consult the old ledew, I'll fill it with wind for you.
dietionarir he' had noticed. on the fitting. A
moment. Ile was exemicting6 the book by
81m—"Why don'tyou sit doem ?"
grime -Teeny at me( the wet* he wished to By:Yana hitil 111 till you whet
I spratg us, seized the gun, but before 1
IQ, Minna:— iloi r en,
3 The best 2".',4 e i
dialog AeW ead ne e
acbeEl, Use hot takes. Sample by rn
nartionlanr. on =Opt el 13 c
d 'I . siNIS, fl 'Fogs Street Arcade,
ANDS° II IX D
CIIIEF, a a r.
Noires no in 0 all o eaue
eine: for peireine. et . Wo Make Ms
hitroduce O'n goods into every boasts
drese et QUect, Wilt ..)44%Nilk CO,, WI queen
• 'W., Toronto. cln
readied the oor the footsteps aeerned to be
retreating into the bedroom. An idea
struck met I kid the gun down, and
crept cautiously out ot the room. The
sitting.roona was dark, though. we usually
left the lamp burning ;but the darkneesf we-
ed my plat. I reached the bedroom door,
dreNv it stealthily to, and looked it, before
anyone ineide the room could prevent mo.
Than I crept bank to my own room, drees.
ed, and, venb gun in hand ; waited for the
other mane I bit pretty sure of jacky's
tramp, for knew he could not raise the
window to move without my knowledge.
What that report meant, of what the out-
side man was abounel could not guess. It
wasn't very jolly to sib there in the dark, and
wonder and listen. It was a cold night, the
very coldest, it seemed to me, that I ever
bew. 11y hands began.to get numb, my
feet were like lump of ice, and in -spite of
my resolution I began to get sleepy. I did
mean to watch till morning if I froze in the at-
tempt. Time went very slowly. It seemed
as though hours must have passed, when at
lasbI heard a dockstiike. It began, one, two
—1thought it mustbe as late as that --three,
four—why, it le near morning—five, six—
and yet the strokes did. not cense. "That
clock must be wrong," I muttered; but the
exasperating thing kept on as long as it pos-
sibly could, and struck twelve. Then the
house was perfectly quiet again.
I began to feel doubtful about staying
e awake until morning. At any rate, I must
"s Make myself a little more comfortable. So
laid the gun down within reach of my
hand, and pulled a blanket off the bed to
wren, myself in; and that is the It 1 re-
member of the night's experiences.
I was waked by a loud knocking at th
outside* door. I started up, saw that it was
daylight, and heard my tether's voice min
nig me to let him in. At the same time
Jacky hurriecitout from the kitchen, where
she bad been getting breakfast, and greeted
me with an astonished look and said: .
4•1•11•••
room tab e, he stepped into -that room for a Kinked Trim When His Bank Was Turnea,
the light which had been left urning, when
he saw something Was wrong with the
lamp.
He seized it and hurried to the window.
By tile time the oil wae blazing within the
lanine and he barely sacceeded in hurling it
out side. The explosion that followed was
the pistol shot I.hail heard.
Of the looking of hie door he had not
known until the morning, and, of chortle,
it puzzled him greatly, for be knew it m
have been done in the course of the ni
He was sleepingethe sleep ofthe just w e
I was watching in the next toorn with that
loaded gun, so my vigilance was entirely
wasted, •
0 •
I hoped that father would not tell hire
much opposed to , his even vending the
night at our house; but, if I may judge by
the twinkle of his eyes, as they follow me
around, he has listened to a graphic account
of my proceedings that night.
Of course, I shall not hear the last of
the matter while he is with us. apel"that
may be for some time. wantseto bay
some lend in our vicillity, and he and father
Ile—" Why—or—the truth is, youtnal-
together too energetic papa assaulted me
last night."
She —"Assatiltokyon I"
Ele^-.^,14 Yes,,•icsitalted me, I .wouldn't
have minded et so *ouch had, it not been for
the cowardly valny he did
She—"What "de -you Mean?"
kialted me—when my back was
drne.i."
"If this is, your final answer, bliss Jrobin-
sett," the youog man said;, with ill -concealed
chagrin mite ploked up bis hat and turned
to go,"'I can do nothing bateubmit. Yet,
has it ever occurred to you. that when it lady
all the suspicions 1 bad enterteined, or hoW patinas the age of 37 she tot likely to find
hereon as math liought after by: desirable
young men its she once was 3" • " occurred
to me with sudden and painful distinotnees
when you, offered yourself just now," she re-
plied. "Gond nieht, Mr. Peduncle,"
• aalifornia.
Ask for tickets via thwold-established and
favorite overland route comprisin t'he Chic-
ago and North W'estern Union an Southern
are looking for this right leen°. t then, he 'poem, wen.
is studying English, and teaching ' Jacky Two fait trains feaveChicago
daily' with , unrivalled accommodations for
German. I stumble across them lately.
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Send roe-Prao Liite and Discounts,
wherever I go, both heade bent over the
same book, both tongues talking unitise:en
igible nonsense. I must seyne bas improv-
ed coosideranly since I first saw 'him, but
the name of 'en.Tacky's tramp " stioles to
him still. It inn't my doings; indeed, I
think they call Ithee so :neatly to plegneenet
for it doesn't annoy lain or Jacky. :
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s 34' 4k, •
Or as Smuggler Webers.
Ihe Secretary of the Navy fof thylJnited
States should have known batter' then to
talk to a newspaper reporter anninvideet the
United States.could do in the eoett of a war
with Great Britainn when, as he hineself
said, no euch wer was pbssible. Thaehe
should boast a „little when he did %eneent
to tellt is very natural, howeven'for he has
been working very hard during the last few
years to build up for the UnitedStance a
Wien but efficient navy. As a result of his
labors there are noW half a dozen war ships
aftoat in United States per* which, as they
have been built mostly from the desiens of
the most •celebrated English naval archi-
tects, should prove serviceable vessels, Not
more than two of them have been ermed,
and none of them exceptionally fast. The
American fleet, ae it will exiet in a few
years, woulcl do admirably to reinforce the
North Atlantio s5undron of the Britian fleet
in police service in case any picakoon should
attempt to prey upon atimmerce.
"Why George, didn't you go to the train
to meet the folks? I was wondering that
you, were gone oo long."
Then, when I had let them in, father was
provoked that I failed to come after him
with the carriage, and I saw there was a
scolding ready forme.
"We have been waiting in the stetion a
full hour," he said, " and I began to think
we would have to come on foot. I'd like to
have you explain how it happened that you
didn't drive over. I shan't trust you another
time, young man, if you can't do better than
this.!'
As soon an I could get a chance to speak I
tried to excuse inyself, thong') I felt pro-
voked at myself for oVersleeping.
"ow, father, if yeiu 1 new pal that had
happened vice you wetaway, you wouldn't
wondee that I failed to meet you, as I hed
promised. , You couldn't guess what a time
I had last night, or you would be too glad
n to fincl everything Ode to scold me."
Then I Went on to tell about that strang-
er, and Jacky's obstinaey in keeping _him
over night; hiennysterious movements, and
She pistol allot I was sure I • had heard.
When / had finished the story, which I
made as brief as possible, he Said :
fifeb end seat:ad-class passengers. Rates no
higher than by other lines. Baggage check-
ed through. 'Full infotmatien, covering
ratesoete.e with time table and meatd, given
by J. H. MORLEY, ,0 &dean Prissenger
Agentee69 Tong° st., TfiViinto, Ont.
Or' more. fabtios ate used in the , cons-
binatiod of ail dressy, gowes.
,
A Cure for Drunkenness.
The opium habit, depsomania, the raorphine
nervous prostration caused by the use of to ace°
wakefulness, mentakdepression'a
softening° the br in;
etc, premature old age, loss of vitality 'oausedby
over e.xertion of the brain, and lossof natural etrength
from any muse whatever. Men—young, old or mid-
dlo•aged—who are broken down from any al the
Above cauees, or any cause not mentioned above, sem
•your address and 10 eents in stampfor Lubon's
Treatise,'in book form, of Diseases of Man. Boas
sent sealed and secure from observation. Address M.
V. tenon 47 Wellington street Bast, Toronto, Cant
Hard cash, we presume, is ito called to
distinguisheit from soft money—or is it be-
cause it is so hard to get?
17CCIIING PILES.
Smarms—Moisture : intenseitehing and stinging
most at night :worse by scratching. If allowed to
continue tumors form, which often bleed and ulcer.
ate becoming very Ore. SWAYNn'a OINTMENT Stops
the itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, arid In
many armee removes the tumours. 6518 equally efll
oacnoue in curing all Skin Diseases. I)11. sWAYNB
io SON, Proprietors, Philadelphia. SWArrin'a olive
men oan be obtained of druggistssant by radii ler
50 cents. ,
Citizen (to elderly physician): You don't
•bleed patients as of ten as you did fifteen or
tweety years ago? ' '
Physician (looking over package of un-
paid bills): No, we don't bleea 'em at alt;
• Dame .Exnesionoe they bleed us 1
Has convinced many that to et§le any oi 8 Cohroffdliiopliu aetho test in the Moro,
She itilleatitates offered tor the tire -pop and W
atson,coug
Painlese^eorn cure is attended with danger. World for the throat and chest, Lor the voice
Get always and use no other than Putnaine's unaqunlind, See that the letters R. 85 T, t‘t,
Pairiless Corn Extraetor, at druggietsare stumped on each drop.
Stained Glass
FOR:CHURCHES, DWELLINGS,
AND PUBLIC BIliLDINGS.
.0. GOODERIIA.M.
Manse:
Young ivien
SU
ON 0
AltING. from the streets
et lgeoreuee ent1 IOW
nervous said exhausted
0 3Isu who are broken
Atone or over work,. and
h
S'AltaNOTIX COMOSRIDD ma
EMPIRE
BAKING
00,
10.4341aCtUnd LT
I Ills 86 •- Toro
zI ly evil bat ta, bbs
wizo Mad t1oent9e3ve
lianuar•Aoso and
a trornthe effects et
amerced Ilte feel the
es., send for an reed
Si. V. Luton's Treatee en tha Dixassei of 2.ten. Tim
book will be lout oealed to any4cleltosi an «cclp et
two SQ. amps. Address,
51, V. LIJI3Oti, W31113432 T rrosts, that
CANADA PERMANENT
Lon 85 SatvingsUompany
ItVISEVORATXD law
'lead Moo ; Tormito St, Toronto
annserItied Capital. *. 4.IIe
rata ityp n 41.444* b as,
Tbeeelereadeapitel and resorreee of thie Company.
tenetnee with the increaesd eacilities ibnes twwnser
encetireoloreopelelnielend revisers with ch sip recoara
etudes the Directore to meet with promptmeer sad at
the lowest current rate lat interest ail requireetients
for loane upon anglaise-tore seal otate steamy.
application Mae beina4e0e5t4erO1 the Omiilf4414
loco Ap,waisers, or str
J. aza44aVal=1.`M,g4vlitt. Itirsator.Tarnto
LtDICS" Dree MsuleCnttln bY
vew ate Deprave
TAILORS' SQUARE,
eletnelle geereateelte toot lento Ws
all art et euttinaU fAririent$ warn b
diee mid children, MR. SUITS, Stil
tea St W.,. Toronto. eneetentented.
Nervou8 Debility,
PP, ours tientele low tern meek:rine eta
fifteen ream with Mat thleeels, In the treatnar4
nennue debility, and all disees arisIng Iris ex*
oessee, everwerked. brain. 10,9 el 1141ity, ;login da
the eare, Palpitatioo, do. Fer s/s1,71 01t druatirte
rrifies At per box, erO nue* tori, Or ICIU be»bby
=sit
an mtipt palue. Fa:apnea OA epplizettern
GRAY lamoulaCQ, Toroata,
NIERGHANTs. BuT0HERS2
aud Traders geueaUy,
We want a QQl»LA in youluabtyplek 411
CrlabearnitileglitarninS
zsa Cash. Srnbsb; au 44144CAXi FrUirset7
ess,
CI, zw.A.G.M,
ura, Peeve Vernv
f* are ehil,frese who cheerfelrior
When Ereschniker's Yeast ;PI No 414
,dronsma fed al1144. r4 ,
So she kmar.rs ge i•est. • tliatiesta
*Caner her &col is the svhilest, her tom are. tho
And re eat ellgc toneohes eke a'ame eve &Awns,
BUY THE BREADMAKEIrS YEASTS NUDE 6 OEM.
What Is n In Meat That Strengthens?
The M,.3SWIgN It contain i Neste etinto leyon1 all queAlon Is tho meet important stnstitnent of FIeth
OI.111 NERVII TISSUES are ent rely deperrIent Ann Altarnen tOr thewr repair and oar Mud In enter
to be healthy must o ;Leda it n no less than seven per cent. SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS has eterIz.
deroonstrad that
J,01111.8TgN
fonifIEEF
Cent:dui all the elenoentso-ovithout a single excepiten-,ncectemy for the formation of 'LSU, MUSCLE
AND BONE. OS per rent. el o.gaoic matter of flesh forming material. Is per sent. of mineral *arts et
PhoThotes. It mud to anent therefore to the InteIligent public thnt Johnston's Fluid Beef has;the
filet claim as A NIMBI:IOUS laud STRENGTH-GIVINO FOODfor o7d andyoude, sick and robust
FLUID BEEF
MO WITH: OM WITHOUT
THE BAGGER,
MTAUSLAND & SRI
76 King St. W., Toronto).
SCOTT. SOROBILA..
'S .'10ONSIMPTION
anrlowiwommosall . . . a '0
1
' BRONCHITIS
EMULSION COUGHS
mreams.................mmotemoram
CURES COLDS
Wasting Diseases
Wonderful Flesh Peeducer.
Scott's Emulsion is not a secret remedy.
Containing the stimulating Itypoplios-
phites and Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil,
the potency of both being largely in-
creased. It is need by Physicians all over
the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold by all Dr.U(/;ISS, 50o. and $3.00.
Allan -Lino Royal Mail Steamships
stIIliig duringwinter from Portland everyThursday
and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in sum
mex from Quebeo every Saturday to Liverpool, ogling
at Londonderry to land mails 'and passengere for
Scotland and, Ireland ; also from Baltimore, via Bah.
fax and St. tohnet, N. F., to Liverpool fortnight13
during summer -moths. The steamers of the Glee
gow lines sail daring winter to and from Halifax,
Portland, Boston and Phimdelphia; and during sura
moor between Glasgow had Montreal weekly; Moque
and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadelphia
fortnightly.
Fer freight, passage or other information apply
A.:Sohurationer As Co., Baltimore ; S. Cunard St Co.
llalifax•, Shea Co., st. John's, nide Wm. Thomp
,son ,Cc., St. John, N. B.; Akien & 'Co., Chicago
Leave Is Alden, New York ; H. Bourne; Toronto
Aliens, Rae Is Co,, Quebeo ; Wm. Brookie, Piffled?.
phia ; B. A Allen Portland Boston. Montreal.
CHATHAM
FANNING MILLS
OVER 2000 ALREADY SOLD THIS !EASON
Surpasses all other Fauniugldills
in the Market.
Do not buy -until you get toy Circulars ond Interns,
deo. r..5Oor Patent Bagging Apparatus saves
time and labor. 'Willing CO to Se bushels per
hour, awl can be attached to any of the
• machines made by ue dutiog the last lour years,
&MON" CAMPBELL, Illanurer
VIIATBAM, Oat
it
„There aro many AWNS Of
'aerie
MANI E 01
Pt
;7410,
but none equal 15 10 lubri s.
sus, Mumma; eto., find none tin to the a or
Peerless made by - r ''..,
SAMUEL ROD S & CO.3
' Eil ; 'obtfro.
Sold ay dealers everywhere.
'Capital and Vianvids nooyer.$3;000,000.'
HEAD OFFICE, • . 15 TOSONTO-STEEET, TORONTO
•Ixoliat9 Company; Established °Saber, 1S11.
To this date, October 31st 1887 there has been returned: .
To he heir of Policy -holders (death elaim0,. t• • • • **, •,.• • • ••• • a • I,. • ••• 8649,249 pd
To the holders of matured Endoivreent Policies ,26,452
To Poliey.holdersbn 'surrender Of 08,656 0 -
'lc Polierholders for Cash Profits (indluding those allocated and being 432.544'
utr
To holders Of Anneitv
oal. i. . .... ... .. 16,267e4
Lned to Poliey-holders on thekeonrtyof their
82,264
51,000,174 a?
Pitifinies Fortie over 10e0e0. •• Annotettitsov ea* $15,000.000.
.• • PItMDENT-s-Hone SIR W. Pn Howtoinne C,B.,
VICIOPRESIDENTS--tWaranete Entauzenntsee Eeweeto Entoitu ESQ.
,1l. ClIONALI); Managing Iddrnetort
at&Polleies Nontorfeltable•after 2 years mad IndefeaZ 411s -woe.
Oa
A 'WONDERFUL NERVE TONIC. A lifldielne, not a Drink. Ounce All ftiseases of the StOmneh, Retie/else
Blood, Liver Kidneys5 Urinary Organs, Nervousness SteePlessness Female Complaints DRUMM,
It ma' Save Your Life. terer'el,000 Reward paid foe a case they will not cure.