HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1894-3-29, Page 6"If teen dressdays
For the last time, deer dolly. X dross nOn
AAdoai ully pee you away:.
nen can't tell how muck,, It shall miners lt,
#3nb. then X aim Ac tendon.
Anti you --nob so very much younger—.
Have you nothing eepartine eo say?
Aro you sorry our fun es all ever,
And that tam 15, Ge -day?
What welke we have bad through the olovor I
What rides te. the top of the hay t
And now 7 Must pat you, awlsgarretl
CQousin Ethel Just buried
X ier dolly,
erweauycsand OA
As msworn dolly ohin
ooutdn t do ha
dear to you.
Qh, stop done, what am 1U/inking?
Why carnet T glv yon away?
There s a poor little girl X love dearly,
And she's only 101 ears to -day,
How happy your breath- oyes would make her
She never sad playthings like You,
With all your site tresses and trinkets;
Yes, dolly, that's just whetl'll do.
do believe, deny, I'm oryibh,
"What nouns Ise, chitdt grandma would
say,
Good-bye, one la -t kiss ; Tut half sorry
That 1 am 15, dear, tont •y,
Te a Tenses Lally.
There's a oe,•tain young lady,
Who's just ill her hey lay,
And fullof vii ehi f,T ween,;
So teasing ! 'o pteasing 1'
Capricious ! deltcions t
Aan you kn try very well whom I mean.
With an eye dark as night,
Yet then non day more bright,
Was ever a black eye so keen
It eau thret with a glance,
With e, beim can c 'trance,
And you know very well whom I mean.
nnith sba'eiy step—such as
You d. expo t in a duehoes—
And a b might distinguish a queen,
With a mighty proud air,
That s ye `" Torch me who dare."
And you ku nv vary well whom. I mean.
With a toss of the head
That strikes one rialto dead,
But a smile to r .vine ono again ;
That toss is ,appallingg l
That smite le enthralling t
And you know vary well whom I mean.
Confound her I devil take her i—
A cruel heart-breaker—
Bat hold ! Seo that senile so serene,
Godlove her 1 God bless her 1
May nothi•,g distress her 1
And you know very well whom I mean.
Heaven help the adorer
Who happ 'na to bore her,
The lover who w. kens her spleen;
Brr, too blest for a sinner
Is he who aholt win her,
And you know very well whom I mean.
—Washington Irving.
NAURU %%AIME GUM SCARCE.
Heir Apparents leave Stlitlteulty in Getting
*neves.
s.
There are very few ic4ies whom an heir-
appareab ads marry. Ab present the heirs
be the thrones of Auebrie, Runde and Italy,
not to apovk of the h•ir to the throne of
Belgium, the Klee . f Seevla and the Crown
Prince of M,nteae,:o, are all of a mar-
riageable 0.20. ba 1 e net yet made their
ohetoe, With tut a lhange ef creed on bhe
pert of a easiness, the choice of the
Rassiaa Craws Prince, eutaiie the
Romaneff falai y, it limited to Princess
blahs of Gr.n'oe and ene of the daugh-
ters of the Priam of 92oabeaegro. Simi-
larly, bhe young Servian King Alex-
ander has oily the Rueslan and Mon-
tenerrin printeeate to cheese from. Only
23 Raman Oth`le1 c princesses, born net
Ihter than 1877, are now open bo engage-
ments. Five ef these belong to the royal
dnoal houses of Bavaria, three to Belgium,
three to the Spenls'1 Boursiong, two to the
Belabour) of the Tws S•ciltes, fear to the
Reuse of Parma, one bo the House of Or-
leans, and ono re ;he line of Metres, mak-
ingaltegetlher 11 belong'ngto the Bsurboas.
Me Bett rt.
"""Are yen bhe ee:ebrased Madame Bum
beaten,"'he aske3 after he had climbed four
ffighbs of stairs an:i was admitted into a
mysterious apartment.
"Yee," rep'ied the bizarre-lookingperm-
age who had received eine.
"The great clairvoaanb t"
"Yee.'
Yee.,:
"And you foretell the future t"
"Yea."
" And read the mind ?"
"Yes."
"And unfold the past t"
"Yea. yes,"
{!Then," said the visitor, as he teak e. rell
of bills from Ms pocket eagerly, "bell what
it was that my s"'fe asked me to being home
for her to-nigho 1"
Amerscnus l:eswdertt in England.
The manner of Ar,aricane who were
enumerated at te last tenses as rrsidenbs
in Eagiand add Wates is given in a Parlia-
mentary B+ue Beek issued in September.
The nu'n's"r is given as 26.226. Of these
nearly 20,000 were nabiete of the United
Staten. Tha erect number having the
United States for the eonnbry of their
birth were 9,726 males and 10,014 females.
inhere is nobnteg in the Geveroment reoerd
to show hew many were touriws and how
many were permanent residents of England,
but the number exoludes those who were
naturallzed. Ib ss distinctly elated that
they were net British 'subjects.—Providence
JeurnaZ.
A.nnnai Bali of Hweer•Nosed People.
There is an old "inetibublon," It may he
fairly described by bhab name—a ball which
to annually given in Parini during Lenten
times. Its peculiarity le that those of the
male sex who form the dancing company,
net the seen:above, can may obtain the
privilege of admishien, money alone will net
de it, in ooneEgnenoe of being the proprie-
tors of note whioh is in sense way or ether
of an exeepale, al ohmmeter. It took place
recently et the casino de Paris. The spec-
tators, not of the oernpany, were numerous
and highly amused.
Cal.
Of ail the coal mined in the world, from
the beginning of teals century to the present
time, Great B:'Nein has produced ono -half.
In 1891 she mined 36 per oeab. of bhe world's
predawn, while the boiled States produced
33 per cent. The netted States ie inoreae-
Ing its output of Deal ab the rate of 10 per
cent. per annum, while the increase in Great
Britain le lees than 2 per ornate The omit of
coal ie inoreastog is Great Britain and de-
creasing in the 'flatted Sbatas. England
exports 31 per cent. of bar betel product of
eoal, while bhe United Settee exports less
than one per cent.
Get Kid or Nenralgla.
Where in no use in fooling with neuralgia.
Xt to a disease that gives way only to the
meet powerful rentedlee, No remedy yet
discovered has given the grand results that
invariably ahead the employment of
Polson'a . orvliine. Neagtlhee is a pmsibive
peoido for all nerve panne, and aught to bo
kept on heftd in every faintly. Sold every-
where, 25 oeube a bobble,
The deve'opreed4 of irrigating canals in
the Web ie ehawa by the Nob that
Wyeoiing hie 5,000 Mlles of them.
The Vice -President sl the 'United Ste
recelvea $8,000 se year ; the Mayer of Pbiiee
deiphis, $12,000 Gweernerof Penneylvsnlao,
$10,()00.
QUEEN litTURIl S DINNER. uIebein ige nobegldexuphraufegauinng tgwintie lhee
routine never wrier, • Vibe vtolbor ie con-
' duobed immediately te guest room. There
he or she remains outgo quarter of au hour
before dinner, width, lr set for a quarter of
nine. Punobaaily et the minute tae Qaeen
enteral sand the company preoeeds to the
oak room, where the diener is Nerved.
There Is no general ooaverretion, If the
Qcseu.and her family speak together ib 10
in underbenes• After dinner the Qaeen ad-
drowse every gueeb briefly and. retires,
The Qelosn'e chef dei net reoeive salary
whish a Vanderbilt or an Aster would pap,
bub he ": comes in " on other thinglt, and,
after all, is bettor elf than his American
fellow.
Dainty Dishes That Are Sat Before
the Royal Damn.
HER MAJESTY A GOOD LIVER.
Dining Ruies at Windsor—Eore1 n Terms
lased to Designate many Dishes, But
Roast Beet i11;Juel Plain "Bonet Beet
—Little Lite at Table.
LTHOUGHroyalby has
iia ups and downs,
every one believes that
the good Queen of
Greet B ibatn ltvee well,
as the expression gees.
Oarreinly her appear -
entree would net give
guy ane the imp1eesion
b "ib she lived as King
Alfred was once cern
sated bo live—on
hetet s.
In feet, Queen Vic -
toric has net sornpled
in the past to assume
the function ef nook and dalryrnafd.
And her daughters, though I'riaooeses,
have beau Naught be make bread and butter,
if net to earn it. While Ib ha nob probable
that the product of the royal farm and
beksshop would find intelligent and dis.
oriminabive pxbronage, yet the aspiration—
the motive—ie oredltable, and must
he pleasing to the democracy • of
which Her Majesty ie the revered principal.
White in E•igtaud a few menthe ago an
American traveller suooeeded is getting a
pretty good idea of just what Qaeen
Vtoborta eats. He enjoyed the rare
privilege ef a visit to the interior of tha
Q wen's favorite home —Windeer oasble. I
say " rare " privilege, for he visited sem
porbiens of Windsor wbloh the named visitor
is not allowed be see.
There are the great halls and oorrldere
and special apartments of title home of
royalty, which oevers nearly eighteen acres
of ground, bhab any ene who behaves him.
self may ese. Of course the American
traveller referred to saw thee° rooms.
Through the long oerrider, with ilea basis
and statues and sbstuebbes, he strelled; into
the Qneen'e andisnoe ohember, into the old
hall room, or Vandyke room, where hang bhe
Znooswell! porbralbs of GeergeI,, George IL,
George III, and ethers.
Ha went, too, ante the Waterloo chamber
in which are hang ab tut forty paintings,
meetly by Sir Thomaa Lawrence. He Raw
the guard room with lbs oelleoblen of
arms and armor ingeniously disposed, and
he was taken into the Qeoen's presence
ohember, whore tailing shows the fruit of
Verrie's art.
THE ROYAL LARDER.
But this traveller was a hotel man end
he wanted to sae how royalty dined, and
how Nod wan prepared for royalty, and
what royalty was In the habit of eating. He
was first given the privilege of any visitor
en public days, and was shown, of oonree,
Sb. George's :Zell, that immense room, 200
feeb long and 34 feeb bread, where many a
State bouquet has been served. The royal
dining room was aleo opened for hie teepee -
tion, and he wan allowed to leek as long as
he pleased ab the enormous wine eseler
with ion Bacobanaitan grenps, and its
olaetere of grapes and lizards and caterpil-
lars, and the bawl and ladle appertaining
thereto, which are in one corner of this
handsome dining room.
Finally he suooeeded in gebbing an en -
Mann into the culinary department of the
famous house. He was smuggled into it
under the guard of the Royal cook, and per.
matted to glance from a distance ab the
Royal saucepan, Her Hiehnese' favorite
chop grill and the antiquated looking pot in
which is brewed the cap that cheers Vio-
toric. Love of the truth compels the abate-
ment that the kitchen ei any of America's
modern bonds • eclipses bite celebrated
oasbim'a scullery, bebh in the matter of ap•
peintment and oonventenoes. The natural
inquiry as to what Her Mejeety ea s when
she feels hungry was a step too far and came
near causing the visitor's ejeotton from the
premises.
DAINTIES FOR THE QUEEN.
New, who wouldn't like to know, I ask,
what the Queen of England finds palatable
in her deolining ye urs? That le what the
inquiring tourist wanted to know, and he
determined to find oat, American like, ab
almost any cost.
THE ROYAL BILL OF FARE.
The full translation of these two belle of
fare was given by a well-known chef. The
" Royal Luoheon" of Aug, 9 .h, 1893, in
plain English, is aboub as follows :
Ib is pretty well known that the Queen
drinks good Scoteh whiskey at the advice
of the court physician, of course, but the
strictly alimentary • tide to her derneabio
economy had been, no far as the traveller
was concerned, enshrouded in mystery. His
curiosity was finally satl:fed. Several
bills of fare that had been planed before
Her Majesty were in plain sight. Great oars
Is taken that these cards shall not get out
and Pato the hands of the hei psilo!, bub the
royal oeok wasn't isoking, and, well, the
American hotel man was fsrtunabe be enure
menus of two royal repasts, which are
something of a novelty en thin nide of the
Atlantic, and of which a reproduction is
given.
The dishes are given, as will be teen, in
three languages—English, French and Ger.
man. While nothing very elaborate is in-
dicated, yet the Mile are eubatanblal, as
befite a sturdy English woman and a queen.
But ab the Waldorf, or may other modern
American hotel, the person who can pay
will be served equally as well. In the mete
of foreign words which covers oeoeb of the
more or lead atbraoblve dishes ib is nebioeable
that the pebrietie inebinot bag decreed that
roast beef ahallnot maegaerade in a foreign
dregs, bub shall stand forth in ail the British
ruggedness. " Rebi," however, follo ase cease
open its heels, as if to monk and undo Her
Majesty's conoeesic%to the pride and glory
of her English
Scotch broth.
Lamb chops, breaded,
Cold chicken, boned, with jelly.
Ohioken curry, Indian style.
Spinach.
Hot and cold fowls, tongue and beef with
gelatine.
Cold wine punch.
Choeolate cake.
Her Majeeby's dinner of that November
day Iasb year was something lure this :
BOUT,
Mock turtle. Clear rice.
Fried moulotg,
norm erg.
Croquettes of chiekong.
DELEV E.
Boast beef.
TtOASTS,
Venison, Grouse,
Apple turnover, with cream.
Apple cake a la Chantelii.
Meet trent&
Hanna tend fowl, tongue, beef.
C1UNe5D 4 1Nd,
Seine of the Inecriptlons'on 1theeKoney of
the Celestiain.
Who lneoripbiene en Chinese coins, like
them en their tapestries, promising and
other artistic productions, aro always
quaint, miens and oheraoberIstio. A gold
nein issued by the Chinese Government
during the reign of Wu Tsang had upon
its face the inscription : " Tree virtue,
current money." A breeze plane leeueel
during the tevmabeenbh century by Chwang
Leih'¶l l bears the words " Rightist) pxriby,
aurrenoy 'money." The eau Named by
Dung from 1851. to 1862 bore the words
" Prevailing prosperity " ; the larger alga
" Large annoy," and en the reverae
" Value ene hundred times," meaning that
their value was 100 oast, A bronze pleas
issued during the same period hears the
words " Always bright." Another piece
of the same reign has open lbs face
" Prevailing prosperity, heavy money.".
The brass gash of the present
Emperor of China bears the words,
" Bright beginning, °arrant manly,"
and en the reverse " Treasury weight,
one mace," and the name of the mint
ab whish ib was coined. The Careen
coinage, which resembles the Chinese cash
in many particulars in its insoription., bears
the iasoripbion, " Always paaoeful, onrronb
money," and on the reverse " All Fenn"
which means that the coin should be geed in
all four direobleas of the oeuutry. Aeobher
eat of oeine teased ab the mint In Seoul,
Corea, is inscribed " Greet Exet," one of
bhe names given to Corea, as the great
counbry mob of China. Another ward or
oharaober open the coin indioates " gate,"
which probably means that the oetn is te go
out for oironlation among the people. Still
another cote beers the wards " Great gate,
valve of one hundred." In Japan the pains
bear various iaccrlpttons, some after the
manner of Chinas opine. Seine of the elder
ones, which were coined two or three cen-
turies ago, bear the Japanese words, " For
heavenly prebeotien," and upon the tavern
"Oarrent money."
To Make Life Happy.
To make life happy, bake time ; it is of
ne use to fame or fret, er do as the angry
housekeeper who has gob held of the wrong
key, and pushee, shakes add rattles it aboub
bhe leak until bebharo broken, and the door
is atilt unopened. The ohtel eeoret of cam•
barb lies in nob enffertng trifles bo vex ne,
and in oulbtvabtug our undergrowth ef small
pleasures. Try be regard preeenb vexations
as you will regard them a mouth henoe.
Since we cannot get what we like, leb us
Ike what we can get.
Only a Common Nag.
Oaller—I am a travelling veterinary ear
glen, and if you will let me see your horse
I think I can :rare him,
Subbube—There is nothing the matter
with my horse.
" What t Isn't he sick?"
11 No.n
"Nor lame?"
"NO."
11 Wm I Very remarkable. People held
me yen owned a thoroughbred."
Veal.
Coleridge, the poet, while a atadenb ab
°Ambridge Uo[veraiby, affected a peculiar
ebyle of conversation.
At the dinners in the hall where the
students dined the veal served up was large
andoearse. Speaking of it Coleridge said :
" We have veal, sir, tottering en the edge
of beef."
Idinard's Liniment for Rheumatism.
Purely Vegetable.
Pubnam's Painless Corn Extractor is
purely vegetable in composition. Pubuam'e
Corn Extraotsr makes no ooze spoils; don't
lay a man up for a week. Beware of acid
aabebibntee. By druggists.
Dead Circus.
Who says that things de net take en a
new glory under a new title?
Sammy came home from an afternoon at
the Natural History Museum.
" Where hem you been?" old his
grandpa, whosap that he was in uncom-
monly good spirits.
t' Oh, we've had a eplendid time. We've
been to a dead otrous."
eiinard's Liniment the best Hair Restore r
How English is Spreading.
Friend—So yen think English will W-
eenie the universal language ?
Philoespher—Uogaeetionably. There are
already in it 250,000 words, meetly from
oehrr langnages, and ib won't take long to
add the rest,
Why.
A Scaboll preaoher ones said, " Bub, my
brethren, I will nob dwell .longer on ilia
subjeab," only to heara Shrill votive from the
gallery, from a woman who did net appro se
of written sermons, " Ye canna, for your
paper's rin out."
One of the biggesb sugars in the world ie
need at Anemia, Conn., to bore pumps. It
is 14 feeb long and 3 inches in diameter.
She—I'll never marry a man whose for.
tune hesn'b ab least five ciphers in it. Ho
(exultingly)—Oh, darling, mine's all ciphers.
" This rich relative ef onre—is he a die-
tent relative 1" " Yes, extremely, eine° he
became rlob."—Nero York Press.
The hotel trueb"will probably net be a go
unless the proprietor seer that you have
oenmlderable bangage with you.
tsnye41A enuewievile
aleltalsitagewrolaCarious eledieel Welke er
tie Middle Ages.
This doobrine of like helping like wee of
universal appliogibion, and In modtoai works
of the middle ages wo meet constantly with
snob presorlpbiene as these :
" Take the right eye el a Fealty, lap it in
a pesos of russet olobh and hang lb abonb the
nook ; ib ourebh the right eye if lb bee en-
flamed or bleared, And, if the left eye be
graved, do the like by the left eye of the
Said Frogg."
Again :
" The skin of a Iteven'a heel le good.
Against the gent, but the rtghb heelakin
mush be laid upon the right goon that be
gouty , and the left upon the Nib. a it
If you would have a man become bold
or impudent, let him parry about him
the akin or eyes of ii Lion or a Cook,
and he will be fearless of his enemies, nay,
he will be very terrible unto them. If you
would have him talkabive,give him tongues,
and seek out these of water frogs and ducts
and ouch creatures noberiene for,htheir man-
tle ft
on-bine hi tivige maktng."
0 '.o atone prinoiple we find it pre -
seri re 1 it a cure for the quartan ague iso lay
the fou h nook of Homer'sl "Ilald" under
the paotunb'a head, a remedy whioh had ab
least the nogabive merib of ;,nob being
nau:eeus.
Oar homieh apathecary tells us that—
" If a man be greyed wyth the falling°
eloknesss, let him take a he -Wolves harle
and make it to ponder and use it ; but if ib
be a woman, let her take a Che -Wolves
harbe."
Per those who are very weak and feeble:
Harbes fete, Dees fete, Ballo fete, or
any ruder beastes fete eheuld one be eaten ;
the earns comfort the nineteen. The elder
these oeaebee be, the more they strengthen."
Ib is strange that, of all these rude beasts,
none should new have their feeb recom-
mended, and that the yeabhful oalf's alone
should be held in estimation.
" Sambyme is bhe cause of the palsy°
that the two ebringes oomminge donne front.
the brayne through the backbone Nth the
fete—through the one geebh the natural
hate, and through the ether the molde—that
the same shrioge! I nye are shopped, either
the one or both."
DO TOL KNOW
Why Ton Can Throw a' Wet [sponge Higher
Than a Dry Oce ?
A web sponge can be thrown into the air
higher than a dry ene for just bhe same
resent that a stone can .be thrown into the
air higher than a feather of the same aroma.
faunae ; because the epooiflo gravity of the
web sponge and stone is greater than that
of the dry sponge and feather, and they can
'therefore meet the air with mare power
er restebanoe. Ib is exactly for this
same ream; that the web sponge returns
be the earth more quickly than the dry sae,
and the stone than the feather. The
epeot6o gravity ef water, or its weight in
proportion bo size, is as nearly as possible
834 times as groat as bhab of air. A dry
sponge is full of air, and a sponge fall ef
water is about 834 times as hewvy, and can
strike the air with greater foroe than a
dry one somewhat similar in proporbien.
The dry sponge is, moreover, for the same
reason more liable to be blown about and
diverted from its upward comae by the
wind.
THE DIVORCE MILL.
The Cases Coming Up to Furnish Eater.
tainment For Senators.
The private hill legislation will exceed
thab of Not session, and the Senate Oorn-
mlbtee will bo kept busy with diveroe (Ngees,
whioh are as follows: Caroline Jane
Downey, of Toronto, seeks a dtvoroe from
her bueband, Donald Chubberbuek Downey.
Mr. Downey at one time lived at Whitby,
bub his present place of rasldenoe is net
known.
Then there are George Hicks, laborer, of
Toronto, who Beeks a divorce from Elizabeth
Jade Hioke; James St. George Dillon,
merohenb, Montreal, from Mary Catherine
Charlotte Adrienne Barron. of Quebec ;
Orlando Johnsoa, fiartab, ef Kingstoa, from
Henrietta Jc.hueon ; Henry Ma Kay,
student, of Ottawa, from Laura Elbelte
MacKay, of New York. and lately residing
in Montreal ; Joseph Thompson, ef Belle-
ville, from Heinle Thempeon, and Wm.
Samuel Piper, merchant, of Fort William,
from Mary Piper.
Among the few "chows that are taking a
premiaent position in the work of training
boys and girls, young men and yeuog
women end fitting them for holding posi-
tions of honor and trust, we know of none
that is more worthy of the patronage of our.
readers then is the Galt Business Oellego &
Shorthand Instibube. Thortugh courses ef
lnstraoblon are given in shorthand, type-
writing, bookkeeping, eta. Spring tension
wilt reopen Tuesday, March 27th. Citealars
mailed free. Addrese: Business College,
Galt, Oat.
Toe Prudent For Her.
Was Mabel (in tearfal buret of oenfi-
denoe)—Mamma, I'm so dieappoinbed in
Horace I You oen'b think l
Mamma — What's the matter now, dear ?
Have you quarrelled?
Miss Mabel—No, but when I told him my
birthday came on Deo. 25, he aatd : " Dear-
est, let ne be married on that dray 1" I do
believe he was thinking he w much money he
would save in making presents if all our
anniversaries oame at Ohrlsbmae.
I wee CURED ef Aouto Bronchitis by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Bay of Iolanda. J. M. CAMPBELL.
WAS ounEn of Facial Neuralgia by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Springhill, N. S. WM. Demean.
I wee OUReD of Chronic Rheumatism by
MINARD'S LINIMENT
Albert Oo., N. B. Gemara TINGLEY.
Ninety-one per cent. of the farmers in
Utah own their farms.
finard's Liniment is the Best.
There are filby aobive voloanees in
Alaska.
DiesIse ne one
p , for everyone know
something thou knesvesb neb,
When self gate hold of the puree-sbrieg'
the Lerd is likely te be robbed of his dues.
—T. ,L. Cuyler.
In bhe alxweenbh century European ladies
of fashion 000etdered white hair the oared)
thing and bleached their treason with mineral
prep arabione,
tikl](50111' TBE BE1DE .
A Canoes i$luuder throwing Ont et a
Chtae$e Cartola.
Two, °Meese wedding pretension* gob
sadly mixed up a tthorb bime ago, While
the leedere were squabbling which shenid
4reb pass through tam gate of the city, one
beidegroore unoonsolegsly seized the covered.
chair In whioh reposed the bride of his
opponent. The gentlemen, nob having teen
their wives before, aooerding to the, Cuiuese
custom, were unaware that any exchange
had occurred. Next morning, when the
mothers of the brides wont to prosect the
usual bobble et hair oil to their daughters,
each found a stranger insbalied in her pine%
After a d.ffieulb search the brides were die•
covered, whonib transpire' bhab one of the
girls, who belonged bo a wealthy family, and
was intended for rioh husband, had fallen
into bhe hands of a poor man, while thepoor
bride had secured tartish husband.
An Eieotrie flash.
Word hoe been received from Stmooe,
Ont,, abating that the little nephew of a
we[I•known lady in Brookville is recovering
rapidly from Se Vitus' dance by the use of
Dr. Howard's Electric Pills. The aunt,
having experienced bhe mesh wonderful cure
ef leng-sbauding rheumatlern by asiug the
Eleotrie Pills, seat some of them bo Simco°
with the above gratifying resnlbs. Dr.
Howard's Eieobrio Pills are the best
ebrengbbenor and renewer of the system.
50a per box or 6 boxes far $2,50. Dr
Howard's Medioine Os., Brookville, Ont.
Died of a Broken Heart.
In order to reu'te a tiger in the Imperial
Zoe ab Schonbrnnn en one occasion, is was
noaeessry to three's it lighted newspaper
into the nage. Uaforbunabely the animal
grabbed the piper with hie rneuhb, and
singed off all his whiskers, The Imporlal
Government) paid an enormeusprtoo for him,
bub from bile ' day bhab he Web his whiskers
he never wnu'.d Ione the crowd of people
whe name to see him, tab would hide hie
face in aabaal shams, and finally died.
Hinard's Liniment Cares La Grippe.
The Indana and the Maxim Gun.
One of Labeugula'a fighting lndanas who
took part in the recent engagements bite de-
scribed the ei sob of the fire from the id.axlm
guns in the following words : " I led my
men en, but saw them felting like cub oorn.
We thea halted, knelt and fired; tab sb11i
they fall. We lay down, protected by our
shields; but most of the remaindet were
killed. Se I crawled away and fled."
4 Kentucky Mledemoonor.
. In Kentaoky it's now a miedemeaner be
pelnb even an empty gun at a person.
About the only thing the Senates seem
te pees Is the wick.
Ali Stock Raisers use
DMek's UniversalMedicifaes
Dlctc & Co., P. O. Box 412. Montreal.
CANVARSERS WANTED FOR "T13E
Farmers' Friend and Account Book,"
presenting separate accounts for all farm
transactions with yearly balance sheet, etc.
Highly recommended. One agent has already
sold nearly 400 copies in one county. Send for
circulars and terms. WM. stueaS,Pabi[sher
Toronto.
AGENTS—Our great work, "Charming
Bible Stories,' le selling very fast, Six
hundred double column pages, two hundred
and sixty beautiful engravings; only $2.50.
Send sixty cents for prospeotus. 13t discount.
Bradley, Garretson & Co., Brantford, Ont.
•:3:nrisC���
AGENTS WANTEDMale and re,aaiq.
9 Ile «n Dor IIS4Aik
swim. aenwiy mew; Dolle oo arm kou.ek,.pee. Also Dc5
lHrea3, met, sae rurL,e aelwm, onset, sae Erns o,8 a„er%
exraeram. no sajo9.st sero®. Soy ,.na.o,**pocrnaio.
(eseer: CR VO., flm'' son SF9. lktouin.,06
r i�C4 a IEitiLoW'V ..s SYRUIPN' G
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
For solo by all Druggists. 25 Conte a bottles,
MARRY
Do yon want to correspond for
pleasure or marraige with ladies
and gents of wealth? 1,000 de-
scriptions mailed FREE. Catalogue of books, novel-
ties, rubber goods. etc for 2-oent stamp.
J. W. GUNNELS, TOLEDO, OHIO.
GANANOQUE
DRY EARTH CLOSET.
Endorsed by door, rs and scientists, Every
home should have one. Price $5. Manutaa
toured by GAN. GEAR CO., Gananogne, Ont.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY OF IT
With pleasure I give my testimony and
commend Eby's Electric Salve to all sufferers
from Eczema or Ssit Rheum. My hands were
very bad last yea-. Your agent called and(
bought a box of the salve. and after bathing in
bot water as bob as could be borne, used it and
found instant relief. Atter two or three apilli,
oations, my hands became quite smooth.
have advi+ad others ho use it for Sore Eyes,
Run arounds etc., and they have experience,s
beneficial results.
Southampton, Ont. MRS. 11, JACKSON.
W ate®
HAT TEE PEOPLE SAH.
This is to certif v that after using a couple of
boxes of Eby's Electric Salve it complerely
cured a'reit bite with which T had been trou-
bled for about two years.
Mount Hope, Ont. Wed. SWINBURNE.
I have used Eby's Etectde Salve and I
recommend it as one of the best healing salve,
th t can be had. It cured a sore on my son's
eg. Ib acted like:a charm.
Queen Hill, Ont. DONALD LAMONT.
LOST
MANHOOD
NERVOUS Dnein:TY, ERROR.8 OF YOUTH,
etc., positively and permanently cured by
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Manhood Restored
Loss. of Manhood, Emission?,
Sperms rrhoea Impotency,
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Sexual Weakness and Nervous Debility posi-
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Price $1, G boxes $5. Address F. McCrunr,
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Pteo's Itemeoy tor Catarrh le the
Beat. I7asiest to Vee, and Cheapest.
Sold by Druggists or sent by mail.
000, 1'4 °r, Marr lane, warren, Pa.
Zeta., n.
."Sete. and de
$1,00 nt bee,
One eo a dose:
Itis sold on agtt axantee by all dem
gi.ata. It aures Ino;p.ent Coeisuneptioin
and is tbo best Oough and OroUp Cullen
ISSUE NO 18 1894,
heirs
anewlnlNlfrl!ti to an" of tire, istll'r4s►o t e
please nieutilme tide wow,
Pale Face.
show Depleted Blood, poor
nourishment, everything
bad. They are signs of
Anemia.
J
f
isiona
the Cream of Cod—liver Oils;
with .hypophospbites,, en'
riches the blood, purifies the
'skin, cures ,A-naemia, built33ti
upthe system. Physicians, the
world over, endorse it.
Don't be deceived by Substitutes!
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---FOR
25 Farms for 81000 each.
13 " 11 82000 "
7 " " 83000 "
14 " " $4000 "
Atso wall eibnabed pproperbie
in Chobham, Wallaoebnrg and
Trenton.
'IMAMS TO MIT PU$CRABEE'sii
For particulars:rtpiy to
JOYIN tt1oC014,
iSaa;rauten, Ont..
FOR SOF LAND
in the famone Hard Wheat Belt of Minnesota
and the Dakotas.
We can sell you improved. or unimproved
lands in the most produobive portion of the
United States on reasonable berms. For 'avid
culars write to BEARER & CHADBOURN.E
Brown's Valley, Traverse County, Minneeotiec
9 t 'Kil forsa1eby OeF CT1'dr.:
for sale by theSAarT Pstlr;
ai DULUTH RAILn0 AM
Co1412ANT in Minnesota. Send for Maps and cheese
late. They will be sent to yon
Address HOPEWELL CLAIIKE,,
Land Commissioner. St. Paul, Mtnn,l
St""+Koh Are ower needs. The merg What -
its
its of Perry's Seeds ..F;
form the foundation up-
on which has been built the
largest seed business In the world.
Ferry's Seed Anneal for I894
contains the sum and subatauce of
the latest farming knowledge. Mee*
for the asking.
'D. M. FERRY & CO.,
113°, Windsor, Ont.
In the first year in which the Aermotor Co. did galvanizing it
expended 050,000 in this work, anddid not furnish galvan-
ized goods for the entire your either. No extra chug, wart
made for the goods into winch this enormous sum was put -
Are you curious to know why this lavish expenditure wad
madel Are you curious to know how the Aermotor Co came fu
make bedrock, hard.times prices long before hard times set rat'
The explanation is. this The Aormotor Co. foresaw that some.
flung bettor than painting was remitted and foresaw that b.,xi.
times were coming
'rlia saOO'rO:I CO. roprsrri1. IT FOGIES 8121LA1b, r,7
ANTICIPATES, IT SNOWS WV.,,t'r Ia 0051:1N0. rr DAVIT&
sneer SI100LD BE CODING. IT ztSOWS 1e ABPANC1A WH T'
I'7 SHOULD Do.
Because of this it has an enormous iaetory, and terns mit
an enormous quantity of goods, nod govt! goods. The other
follow is a usod.to•be, hos Preen, or might have been, had he
known, but ho didn't know It is all in the past 'His boa
mess is in tern gone by ours in to the present, the tante-
His consolation is found in the dnrkoy's statement- "It's bet-
ter to he a has•boon than anal her was.- After we have done
and are doing athing and ,t is known to he the only thing to
do, curtain lane piping voices aro beard saying' "We ane dote.
Jf you will pay us enough money to do rt "
We made the Steel Windmill basin -we. made She model to,
which the hest of our ,nnrllors con only hope to reinote1Pap'•
proech and in their endeavor 10 npproleln stun stili weakly e .
pormrentmg at the expense of the ,, er lint to return to our
enormous outlay for Falcon icing Why did we do ,t) Tho
reason is this, Wit BUILD 'rxtli 131117 WE awls, tt7LCAnn.
LaSS 017 COST, and 'we ',shove_ Ivo knowLettrr than anybody,
We know that this m»tot,exposed to the nlr,wilt not but
unless zslvaaiacd, but if properly galvanized, will lust scores of.
years Barbed wire galvanized will Inst 20 years, and heprne-
tically as good as new. How long duos at loot pn1nledt Etat
the barbed wire is n,t eighthof an inch flick. while some. at
Elm steel need in the vanes of wnudnulls is from a thirty-
second to a sixlyfourth of an inch thick, and therefore avail.
last only from n fourth to an eighth ns long us.1he barked witty -
other things being equal, but they are not equal; the sheet:
metal hes holes punched through .t and is riveted to thicken
and more rigid pieces
Tho vibration of filo titin parts at once cracks the paint
around the rivets, and water atopen gets in and rust quickly eater.
awry the thin parts. Some have used galvanized metal and put
in black rivets This of course is not80 good as painting, stood -
the cut edge of the galvanized metol is exposed and is in no way, .
protected. ME 1)111L11 Vett Tiro AGES, Fe women°tsett,
you a poor painted wheel, nor ono ' made or metal 7nfvae.•
Ized before being putlopalher if yon wonld paw
us double price for It. We c ft build the bast
we know, n n d know- i tag that snob:
dings are prod. r ,' ,;,., teaLLr
worthless, we
have nothing
to do with
tk•eto.
When
MO action
of an iler-
atotm• Mice! i9..
all riveted ap,aen•
Waled and cleansed
oft. net and ionptlrtttes,
it is tem+immersed in
otelied cine atm at rni0.0 ,l
and left there until it heconrre
reshot as the metal is and whit ,veru
oracle, cranny, creek, pore and opening. of
aum'y sort is y'llla, e(osed up and saturated with the unfit as
metal and the whole 28 pietas conposing the Beetles beam°
soldered and welded together as one prero then Bou have sands'
thing that is strong, enduring and rt0tab)e. It Is .cperooAs ee
aro, and snarl doers 6411101 afford to do it. We Leap io tans
of eine and alao,i'nuv, mrlte.d from one gear's end to another'.
hal toe have business enough so that we Gan afford to do it,
Ono word about the noturo of galvanizing. Th. silvery whiten
canting *Men fills ovary pore end covers Ovary portion ofth1
Aormotor Wheel, Vane and Tower is xine and aluminum when
it is first pat on, hub whish, after elandlug for a, time fermi:
tvlth the stool, a chemical 0ombino.tlan or alloy which =nettle
melted and is practicially indestructible.
The nth advertisement in this aeries will show O.Whool,Steet
Truck, weighing 17) lbs., which will carry 2 Was, and of whletn
WO use b00 In the Aormotor rectory. It will he found ahnd,5
indisponsabio on any farm or in any warehouse, Foe /copies ea
this advertisement, which is NO. 4 in the solos, andtl1.bo amdi
sent in unmodlntely after the appearance of ..,lv. No. 0, we
11411
deliver f.o.b., Chicago, ono of these Trucks or forWard front
branch houses, freight front Chicago added,
Where wo can, we shell snake liberal Micro to aeaOpt oopieirt
of those adVoltlsgmenls 3a part payment for Windmills. It yoga
Itavo any thought of lining h svindmill this year corgi rca a&
auto, stating what, you will need. whetltbbr Pumping or GeerAa1,,
and if possible wo will make you n liberal offer.
Tho Aormotor Co, proposes to. distribute 5000. CASH, t1t.
9RIZlS for the host essays wriilarr by the wife, son or daughter.
ed a farmer or nset of a windmill, answering t1,c quostloir..
"19117 81100/1/ 111811 AN 401144)7010 t" Ver aandalons 0Z:
aontpothlon mad amounts anti numbers or prizes sand for par.'-
tion ars 10 the Aarmnl1r Co„ Chicano, or to 318 branches at 6021
Francisco, Moises City, Lincoln, Neh,, Sioux City, Iowa, am,
molls, Buffalo, or Oa r'ark Plato, Now York City, Aormotorrs.
Panping and Geared Caine price, Alf Stool, all malvaidsod,After, .
Completion, delivered fres on eats at Chicago and shipped to
anyone,
ft. $'2r5.r-,, 12-ftwiabl60„`ieaA10-ft. $10L