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EXCHANGING DUSTERS. the oar 1 Brim it tip 1 1 won't have it! building, smashed the windo.we anti "' "'
__-,- Den't.you dare eee-TM-" doors and entered the building, melt -1 D,- 01 , , f
1:xl'altli:Ncr1(11• ALIMIi)1tx.S'r AND a. o0.3111ST• But the alergymau hula it oat to. tug the iron bars Red belts in thtn•room't
1tIAN,, wards me and raised his right land alp- of the hfeepiug caretaker. The floor
peal'$ngly co heaven, jest before the \\•;Ls torn up, the door torn froze its
I hurriedly called for my linen iltts tabletzu'began to telt with the ilderry, hinges, and a loaded. pun at the foot
ter 1. v r ':iltee n'ly undo •tn California liotytivote the porter canis p:auting tt wn of the bets thrown violently ?trollied the
left me $300,00 1 allvays wear a linen to tete treta lie had an iunneout apartmeut, bat singularly diel met ex-
dilater
x-
dt ter when 1 travel -; I'feel as though looking clti for in his hawk., with a Plot1o.
packege of Sunday b0h0O1 papers hal- _ _..._ 0-4.204-e----
ging in one pocket and a 11-10°4 liytuu
book ii.at'te(ring the other. They are haying ireelles• enacted at
and by I reached into the eltllabioua ('t, alttletnenc. he a cid, "de barkeep. the colored camp meeting 91 Lebanon,
'poekete of that dneter aud in an idle, 1 et sent 11Th (1Ottin and he saye as how 011ie, that are as realistic AS a Piteaf011
vagraut (r:utnent, drew forth a Pollee somebody has doll' run away wid hist l>1ey. Sundae tees )a big day among
Gazette, ra(tient with the Nevose eetou^ lttdstee, and h6 wants it sena back or he
ishiug display of all kinds of stockings zaake it pnw'fut lively tor de man what
•iu all manner of attitudes save proper j tool{ it'ef he have to conte after it hie.
ones, with ft inale figures attttulted to self."
them. That settled it. The clergyman too;{
New I never buy and 1 never read ma oven ulster and gave up the robe luso or truest, started not from the plat.
form with a good Fait of clothes, and a
well filled grip .1aek. In a short time
he returned minas the grip•Faok and
Then I raked again and tfotued a pieee false andfatal strength of °hewn• dressed in his own clothes. He was
of billiard Otualke several grains of calf. etantial "mom), The baud played met by his father,.a two leashed pound
fee and a pit ut lettere peel. It seem• "Bonny, ootne hack to the farm," and, specimen of colored humaui'ty, who fill
upor his neck and wept: The prt+di.
gal was eh.'thed in a gown and a crown
placed npou hie head. The congre-
gation then sten"De Prodigal returns,
retrains," and there was great rejui.ging,
in the midst at wh,uli Iyer. Lafayette,.
a colored revivalist from Cleveland, tai•
cen+led the platform, (seining it to love
way and precipitate the prodigal and
prodegosters to the ground. In the
I
candid nftur(1 .it, and society rether
demands it of ln• , and climbedinto
the train ;and -waited forit to,sraet, lis
thorn, nearly t,900' people, white 9. d
black, being present. In the forenoon
the parable of the retinal of the prodi•
gal son wee re(lered with immense sue•
cels. The prodigal, n dimiuuti\•e ep* ei•
l;0
that journal, and. I was eme1 to filed of utetightecusness to the ambassador.
t in my pock, t, 1 went down 'atentn The man on the wood box 'nude a
-and brought 'tp a couple of'boer tickets. generally consolatory remark about the
•ed to tad t1111,t t:.y ordinary well be- the train pulled out.
Laved and exemplary duster l)acl evi•
deutlybeeu ( ut with the bnys last 40"-"
might, ic,stead of reposing in the genet
'of the coat ronin. °Setu'ne to kuow
THURSDAY'S STORM.
just how far this iniquity went I molt TWO MI1C XIonN ems nose THZ1B IVES.
ed iuto another pocket and found a cork — .
screw, three dice, reveling 'iri the lux- . tenpin, Out., Aug. 19.—A. severe
uri„ue affluence of three aces a piece, . wind and lightning storm passed over
and a poker deck containing' fou: kingshere lust night, ' taking the roof off
of spades. William Well's barn. This is the evening the proceestnn foriuett with
I was ashamed of that duster. Not tenth barn which has been badly dam banners and to' oboe and marched
only had it been oat with the boys but aged or destroyed by lightuing storm' around ;Jericho while the trumpet
it had fallen among; thieves, and was soon/led, but Jer'iarlio' having fallen in
itself the meanest thief of the lot, and
unworthy to be called one of the boytt.
I was almost afraid to examine the last
pocket, but I finally sent down the
grapples ivied up it Stole with a whisky
fleck, very empty but very odorous.
I began to wiser. the train would. start
'Bo that I might watch my opportunity
and throw that duster, 'With all its
^m:tuifoltj, iniquities on its wicked bead,
'into the river. I steadily felt nude'.
'the bottle and found a pair of brass
t. uuckles. That settled it; my duster
was irrevocably bad. I would wear it
.s far as the first river or the first tun
nel, and I would uever wear It further.
"Melia the train ever start.
Just then a gentle hand touched my
shoulder. I started guiltily and loeked
d
,up to see a policeman. If I itad been
arrested on any eh .rre, theft, burglary,
Murder, sheep stealing. treason, any•
thin, 1 t-houid have given richt in anti
gone ill ni.11.. I hadn't enough c•an-
ti,letlee in Rmysetf to deny anythit:g.
Bet when I looked up I saw a kind,
tender face, and I Beard the plea -out
voids of a Methodist elorgyinan.
"I beg your pardon," lea saint,. "bit
I fear you and I have exchanged dus•
two I only nntieed the chruige ti+is
moment, when I found some letters
and lecture tickets bearing ymr name
iu the pockets. The mistake was tnv
own, I have no doubt. I sin so very
careless olid. our dusteri are so much
alike."
I was so shocked that I didn't know
what to say nor where to look, bet I
had just euough sense left to say yes,
that it was inv duster that be held in
his hand,?, that I cunidtt't find my own
in the coat room aid took the only oue
that was left. And then I crave the
good, innneent man the villtiuous old
bin -dyed Philistine that had been cor
rupting lily morals all morning.
Aud then, to sit there and never
look around, l,ut ju.t to that
man's accl'trnatioos of amezernent null
this stetson, in they section.
Petrolin., Aug. 19.—Abcnt noon to
day heavy thunder storm passed over
this town. The lightning struck the
residence of W. 0. 3loKenzie, Plsq„
tearing out the end of the house ; uo
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We are now manufacturing Square and Upright Pitmoi:.
Bost in the market, Correspondence se:licitt-'d. bend for 11-
tistra,ted. Catalogue.:ailed free, Ach!rt'„s
D '., ell, Ce.: yevao Ca .p ri
IlOrt vrkNVILLE, DNTAI'RI7.
the lnnrnillg that part of Hamlet was
Teft out.
Danger, I Beware I As yon value
your life, beware of opiates in charrL'oe
0110 was injured. At the same time, mixt tires. They quell pain, but check•
about one mile south of this place, the iug too suddenly. the result is intlameTile
barns of Wm. Ingraham, Eeq., were motion. Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild 1.1101
strnek and totally destroyed. They Strawb•: rreartade from the Wild Straw-
oontained all this year's crop of grain berry plant aid other healing vege-
and hay, also `;OJ bushels of old wheat, tables, is nature's own cure for all
which were all burned. footles of bowel complaint.
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Fingal, Ang. 19.—The storm at noon
today was very severe in Windsor' The t, bneeo of DTartinien was Doer
devFral heavy eh, cies of the electric (be fttvnrice with the smoking world,
fluid and aceomptwyiug detonations sod when old father liennipen de-
feighteing evil duers into a temporary
condign of veritable Piety. It'ilnr of centred the illissiseippi ab ill• 1888 the
tile.g;itle employeet lathe Detroit SkirtIu,liana ere much surprised to :te a,
sold C .rset Factory, iu the D,a<*tri httropcan wit 11 such an excellent
Block, corner of b.tudwicll and Ferry snlol,ie of +tate •" BIsrtlea\t1. tl,vvBu would
streets, fainted uu the oco.tsion of oneVel' severef1iL;11 of I1+lttt,it/+T. hilt son
epeehilt a peer acCr•nnt of •the (Vise
reae veted, being, as they told the rc+ eelehn'0"1 1Tnrtii icr.• Their fav(ulte
porter, accustomed to f,tiatiuy with brand i (ae lunch superior to it as it
case and anility, The li htrll,.g roc
was to the ret.+y )tact 1111Cttr(0 ie.Lf which
on the International hotel uas tei{teu the lutti urs of that day molted.
nut of per'pontlienlar Itnri the hotel
boertlors badly frightened. But the GEitItIAN S'1.nGP."
serious result of the storm wart the
lin of a twelve year old bey named
other me.lieltlt? thev;ot•1t1 teas 0701'
given soviet a test of ilia curative qualities as
Simms, Sla, whose parents live 0" lio:to111u s ti Euw :Mille. In thaw years two
Mercer street. B •bort httd Doan bi+r- tl,illi„us four hmetreti th ,mond s,,,:i1i bottle,
ryiug with two other bays whose o this we li(:iu,wore ,listribu1ed free t(f&taro,•
names could not be ascertained. erre hi' lruggists in :Iii, country to these aitlet:at
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aged 14, the other' aged wars. 111111 1 Hwithutt}1h4, teuusuitiptinu, Asthma, ()reap, severe
1'ueultut '01 7, and other tri;Paseo of
uiing for shelter acrt:es the tined, tel, y !people
throat and limes, giving the America'.
reached Goveati street on the hill-tup : In ople ruuit'niable proof that i. i a..g.tx Srtn'r
dear the Gritted Coolie, direti` ly op• will ourP thcni. 'fire result has been tine
posite Edwatd Giles' 11,:n e, When the
tir:yeest•s it, every town 701(1 tillage in the Uu-
111;.,(L11;11:44(11.1,31.,1.1 Uui.ai State. are recommending i;
lighttiiug 4tr•tiek the plLrty, i( scantly l st.onlrrs. tx,+ to your drngp;i-t aa1
Rifling young Simile•+ and lcnoekie ask what they Meow ttltuoL 11. $,unpt(h •ttI•s.
du\vtt the yonugest b V, wh0:t0 fa" 1(I uw,ts. Regular size, 75 (fuui,.. dile dose;
w•aa ball; cut by striking against the will rulityo nay as•.
plank 01•u Tho el(lo.t I o ... -eaeree...
nnhntt. ler. Giles and his Men haat- ^ UREA. BARGAINS IN
erred to Ellett' aesi4tance. and, convey
iug the b••(lv rtf Inc dant b•,y i'•to tiler I'd I I. ; a
house, seat wird to their parer' i, whn
had the rein e.ins removed to their ,1:P
MISS G .A. R L I C X' S
The rent:lining stook of Summer Hats and
Trio 11ltug-, ober', :'Livers and Ornaments
101 b., soldttt gr,a;ttly Leaneerl pr1oos
inilllC: 'x to0F;.
TToniton,tud Point Braids, Berlin and Fleecy
Wools, Ottoul.ns cowl Sli"pers, rack ('only,° and
over this viilaee tib• tit midnight least areal i B, t;ttr,(hoarrl. Mottoes. e(0., etc,'rilwce
Gond.; net+t 1..10 (1•,• 1 out, and will i,r sone cht•.11,
Hight, Mr. E. 'Martin's barn, 111 iPe ertitun they o n bo got, anywinwt,Loise in town
G..vernor's Road, two utiles east ofthie J.E.;ARV CK.
place, teas etrtttik by lightning, and, to- MAIN STItb1E'1', - EX1.1TER.
center with all of this eeaeon s lute and
-
g 1111], except a few pita;+; was bturued, 11;;TI`rI'tr.4a $".►41fs')rT Apt➢R .• 411.
Loss fatly 413,000; nu inenrenCe• Send•fnrcirculars explaining onr
Drnlntnoodville, Ont., Ann. 19:—The "* y o ^f C 11` ttS lllr
ha+ us of IL.0,, Rich., of Lave.11t:r,. were ( " ' `
,tt1•,lCk by lightning this tnnl'nlrl ,r alt(l=0t7ts horn wnnftOt'fnl Sttcr:asa, Kill yt?Itsrn7„•
sats h•” t th,0 tsrtanr'rns'rs, Uur publiuttiuua wry
were entails c0tl•.urna(1. L04P, $2,000; at.L,l1artf. .1,1,t1•0144,
'tamped it, the .Eastern Towuships 'l'he neery 13111 twit, f'e.,,
Mutual Jnr $%)t)t). 41 4) 7(Oil 43 Sltutttck.•t 8t, Norwich, Cnnn
Ovid, Mich., Aiig. 1.9 —Egbert Man
son, a drover living near Shpeard••villt,
med. .Robert nen•pe, a . fernier livitlr
northwest of Elsie,.tlruve under a t-ec.'oasts;
for shelter during a heave Thunder , :
et•,' ni today,, and Nero both killed, by
lightnilnn: There was a. dog 111 the
disreputable, ober etir destroying old, bug;ty with theta, lent neither the dolt
gallows bird of a duster, i,l his tretn. nor t.hsir hoes was hurt. 13. 1). Shop.
brine hands. , ard, of S1iel•a•nsville, Wass szttin:g n. few
"Sir." -)le said, with. pali1•nt retinae fent f:ornahetu at the lingo, but wimp.
Crud pitiful appeal mingling in his ed without il,jury.
erelnulatla 11tteratice, '•51---o
But I steeled my heart against hili, tthuoder storms passed. over here to-
became I tray as i.)111vicent as hitnsell, day, and the rain fell moon titre city
eu1t1 it felts the pulpit and the. rostrum in ltreeute., The liglilting babes were
for it., - bel Thig in at the instnnees, A. sena DA /M SOD FURNITURE. WARER.O,OM8
"Go away,"''r said, •'rltnr't bring it of Daeit 1.1'rost was knocked inset. eible,, Vs t, W, S ILL WI tti(li ntiulnto to those 'bout to
around li .i re 1% Don't .you- paint that and his recovery 1s doubtful. Fruit furebit bauaearn•inneee ofauythtugtl1 lis tine
that ke has „ailed, largely to his fat:flitted for
tthallg at ulc I "J':Llu'L ovine 1 You ML1fF+ red esVet'e1y. turning out 1rret-ol(taa Work: Sash, Dome anti
eloilut:d it yeinself I Don't dare to Ottawa, Ant!. 19--T,,•ihiythe lightreiivehitumoolro,thatta. AltOraora,Lspuefltlty.t
itl.,t reef me W.41.1. 4...1 Timor- it unrtnr, ninge:r,ueit the (,tij;.ola. of. a l,trOo stone. Dashieood,-,1uae17,Teee. 1y
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uth Concerns You More, Than .ouiter fent,.
rofore,r nil,per&'lt l ,IUII soy I sbit rgtt:os. \Vhellls-ry1tnrtl11T,'l1 1c• my own fnrnit 1,
wepared w1)11 n1 ' t 111. ! , h .,•r.it the p.orie (11(111081)14(11 Stt ny time by a tiling at my\\•:u',
S where they will se...: s1i't++•b nit platy of
horror-. First he found the billiard home. The accident ocotl+'ing eo neer
chalk. Ile didn't know what than as, ler. Exiles' honse gave +i -t• to a f;alee re
50 lis only said "1J'm.1•' When h•. found port that Witham Giles, a young eru-
the coffee g ruiva-but he didn't exact- ploye of the Great \Vest rn, was the
ly understand them, and he just said, victim of the iightniug flash.
"Ha 1" },'riticetou, Ont„ Ang. 19.- Daring
Then lie filched• out the onrksc-enva I. ifia thuedt)r storm wench Linseed
aud be stewed to cotuptnliend that in a
•gener,L1 way, for he said, "What?" in a
etaenatc to that elitiitedrten euc.,re from
the t•1;tire en,lieh'1CC. Tien noir 111:111's
")neleitul heavens I•' that greeted the
appearance of the whisky flank was
dr',wued iu a perfect torrent of ap-
plause ILi)d w11.3 cries of 'Gaon, go oft,
sold "More," And then when he pull-
e=d out the Police Gazette and the brace
ltuochlee, he fell back into hie seat wi'h
an audible ore of horror, and the wh rte
ear full, of people just ruse to their fee
and yelled and, howled sad tralnpied
on their hats, and wanted to get oil
and tear rho bottnin• out oI the oar and
threw it into the Cheuango river to ex-
press their feelings.
never saw so gre-tt entl)nsiaem
over each a little thing, And the feint,
logolergylaan came t'a h-'iding the
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