HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-5-6, Page 3YOUNG FOLKS.
"Cheep i oheep,!" Where did it oome
from —that plaintive little cry 7
John hoard it in the conservatory, and
going out into tho garden found a wee baby -
bird,
evidently too young to fly, and . ;noob
frightened at beteg left alone.
Kind-hearted John gathered the flutter
ing creature up to hie handy,: and carrying
it: into the warm ooneorvatory set it oatle
down under neer
afra
ran lemon mon res en
I t Th
g
he soaked there in the m ate l his pocket,, ad
finding @ r
riGg•oan, and
strewed them before the birdling, which
was at rat too frightened to touoh them.
butas
John quietly resumed t rs his work
little dietanoe at length began to feel mo'rt-
confidence, anti soon was bldly picking up
the crumbs with contented little chirps.
It had each a wide-awake, self-satisfied
air as it grew comfortable and more at home,
smoothing its wisps of feather& in such comi-
cal,imitation of bigger birds, that .John's
honest heart warmed toward the little thing,
and aoon,loey and bird became the best of
friends, lin called it " Chip," and never
tried to nit, but gave it the whole con-
servatory for a play -ground, with which ar-
rangement the little guest seemed perfectly
satisfied, nevert rying to escape, even when
the windows were open, probably not know-
ing the difflrenoe between clear apace and
transparent glass.
After the brat day Chip never showed the
slightest fear of John, alighting on his
shoulder with perfect oonfidenoe, and after
a little even taking food from his lips, As
time passed he learned many cunning trioka ;
as, for instance, when John would say
sternly, " Naughty Chip V' he would droop
his little head a ani
f ashamed
and
when
he
..
oriel ,,
leve
anti
, P y, Good Chip ! Pretty
Chip !" would raise it again with a mosey
" Peep' I"
He had too, a canning way of playing
hide -and seek with John. Placing himself
under the dryoping leaf of a calla. or palm,
he would keep very atilt, while John hunt-
ed up and down the terraces of plants, call-
ing " Chip 1 Chip 1" till at last with a
queer Little ohuokling noise, he would hop
into eight as delighted as a child. The
people who employed John often brcught
visitors into the conservatory, and all ad-
mired his pretty pet.
Once, a gentleman, whose only son was a
little cripple, saw the canning bird, and,
thinking It would amuse hie poor child, ask-
ed John what he would take for it.
"t I'm Lure I don't know, sir," he answer-
ea
r
modestly.
„
I never thought n ht o
f sell
Chip, and I'm afraid he wouldn't be so play-
ful
anywhere else. You see he's used to me,
and knows I never hurt him in my life—
that's why he's so tame."
" Yea,' said the gentleman, looking
thoughtfully,
at John, Itoe—unvarying
kindness will tame almost anything. But
will you let me take him home and try Y I
don't live far away, and if Chip will do as he
does here I'll give you thirty dollars for
him."
This seemed a great stun to John, who
was poor, so he reluctantly consented, and,
for the first time putting Chip in a cage, let
the gentleman take him away ; but when
released in the cripple's beautiful room.
though thele ere almost as many planta
as he had le used to, poor Chip only flew
about �xith harp cries of fright till quite
tired out, then hid himself ander a begonia
leaf, where he sat in Balky silence, refacing
to eat, and pecking at every hand that came
near him
The next morning the gentleman went
after John,
" It's as you feared," he said, " and Ar-
thur is so dteappointed ! Will you oome
and see what you oan do with the little
thing ? Your master said you were at liber-
' ty now.,'
Always g1a'dY to please others, John at
once coneenteg I and soon was in the great
house where li'o inch sorrow dwelt, for its
sweet mistress 'was dead and her boy a
hopeless invalid.
After he had spoken with the pale -faced
child, John looked slowly about the room
and made a peculiar sound with hie lips --
something between a whistle and a kiss,
The begonia lealeatirred. He repeated it,
when there came from ander it a quick,
bond " Peep 1" and out flew Chip, straight
for John, where, almost hiding himself in
the boy's coat collar, he flattered clear
around his neck in the fannieat little danoe
of joy you ever saw I
At this the little Iame boy laughed eo
heartily that he had to lean bank in his
chair, while, looking up, John saw the hay-
py tears spring to the father's eyes,
" It is the first time he has laughed aloud
in weeks," he explained to John, as, after'
putting the now good-natured bird through
all his tricks, he was about going away.
" John, I know you have a kindly heart,
from the way you have tamed this little,
wild creature. If your master will consent,
would you like to come and be a companion
to Art
her wheel him
about, amuse him,
road to him Y You can read, John ?"
Oh, yes, sir," his eyes sparkling at
thought ot the books he had pored over by
night, and the opportunity this would give
nim to read more ; "and if my master's
willing I'll gladly oome."
So John and Chip wont to the great house
and beth made the little cripple very happy,
but when, in hie mercy, God at length took
Arthur home, John had become well enough
educated to be private seoretary to the
gentleman, so he remained at a good sal-
ary.-
And
al-
ary:
And Chip.? Alas, that I must tell it 1—a
cruel cat ate him up ! But we hope his end
was sudden and painless, for he had richly
repaid hia kind protector's oare,
Modern Proverbs.
In a mnititu ti of counselors there is no-
thing done. ,
Here s th`�e ,will there's
VP rea way y to
break It.
Good deeds are never lost, if you have a
good lawyer.
Honesty is its own reward ; dishonesty
pays cash.
Always put off until to -morrow any con-
templated meanness.
Man propane, woman accepts if the con
laterals aro good;
Marry in haste and escape a breaoh of
promise snit,
rty your debts, even if It makes you ap-
pear eccentric.
Have stability ; a rolling stone gathers no
mOSE,
Avoid etabilIty; a Betting hon never gots
fat.'
"Does death end, all t" Alae, no ; there
is the monument subscription -fend,
Student—" Well, tyo treated the patient
in a most approved way." Dootor—" How Y"
Student—" WeH, we put him on milk' diet ;
then he was put on wine ; then we put him
on electrical treatment; then wet put him
on "quinine, and now*" Dootor::-e" You
will pat him on Ice."
1
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more riglit•h to , a never ox.,
mote
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DH TILE REV W. S. BLACKSTOCE. ed" " Wherever yon see a Zine of
her,
st•
hie
Own bwriting, you may be titre to find not
ing
Tho nae Carlyle is another of those char the wretohedut truth thm1ett k s which
!pea fer
eaters of whoa; it is not easy to make fine ages make concerning
their which test.
gentlemen. He had InOre irritability, thougb eel d;: " Wh the Jewsogreatest.
perhaps lees ferocity, than Johnson; and, in somundeel, and thoughtaltth theyJane fur
some of his mooch, was, 1 suspect, Rot an do with Him was to pil Hlmat ncool
altogether amiable oompanlon. The dye- Iowa Ah, thatup on a ga
Pep* atomtiohl no doubt, wire responsible return nal had business ; eg. R
for much of hia irascibility. But without about the streets buyingao deY of ee." gin
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that d
lebrd
ere1
do he
artat
of s.
hie
P in ora•
t sl economy, vnomyy, This was in 1824. In 184$ Cproline Nle
Against which he enveighed so bitterly, ho visited Carlyle, and sound him thin bu
W addnot have been the unique figure in well and
literary history that he really is. If it be the sixove o i from the torment
true that eveu in thins evil thereY new Cromwell to letters; and wit
gis
soul a
ri
m
determination ami
00nano
d iu
good, t is not improbable that` even to thio more trash ones on any terms t take id as
divested organ which inflicted so much tor- lyhe wan Y .But his sub
tura upon its unfortunate possessor,theject. P°nee&and oaths rpris df hie cub
readers of his works are indeted forgood h t the year followinge ate
Was to fin
deal of their, Edge, and , Y g was not writing
energy.ra point and fire but reeting, goading Eagliah history, and
- .A man: who is habitually in the •disagreeing with the age, Blessings on him
mem:a fon of one who has breakfasted or I have great reepeot for a man who . when
dined upon pen -knives or rewire, eepeoially he forms hie opinionsla
with the blain of such a one as Thomas reading, careful Study, the
resultrofound
Carlyle, whether he pay very minute at- thought, dares to differ from the age. It is
tention to the graces of style or not, is easy to aim with the current, and to run
sure eo say sharp things at least, with the multitude ; it is easy to re-echo
And this, by the way, raises an interest- the aentiments of the chattering crowd, and
ing phyaiologico-psychological gneation : to conciliate those whom we flatter, but
this,
namely, , whether her
Y a diseased gastric .the mnitttude-not over wise at any limo—,
apperatoo is not a positive advantage, If not need to be instructed as well as flattered ;
a necessity, to men, like Thome Carlyle, and when a reel man appears on the scene,
who deem it their special mission into the if he is true to his mission, he will find
world to detect and expose cheats] and more serious work to do than offering in -
theme. This, we know, Sidney Smith re- cense to the multitude, or singing peons to
garded as hia special function ; but, though the age,
he succeeded after a fashion, no one oan tell
how much more effectively he might have
fulfilled his mission, If instead of boing a The Most Northerly Railway in the World,
bon vivant, he had been condemned to len- In the
tenreport o
rf
perpetually, Cane
1 byConsul
Pea ohane
P y,goalGeneral Mitchell
ltchel
dis-
ordered 1
Y on the trade of Norway, it is stated that
ordered etomaoh, Whether it would have
given him greater clearness of vision, and the Oeted, Lulea Railway, which will, when
enabled him to discern more clearly be• completed, greatly influence the future of
Y the iron trade of Europe, was commenced
tween the evil and the good or not, it would
doubtless have enabled him to apply the last summer at very
on the aGulfble of Bosnia,
PP Y and has made very celiaiderable progress
Th t
of
net
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a
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L•
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g
t
o
knout with more stinging effect to the back i
The contractors confidently aspect to have
Poor Tom ! He appearea upon this planet of the entire railway),
as one born out of due time. Whether he ed for traffic by thed�1
of1886, The oeted and om-
knew the people of his o, n generation or mencement of work at the Norwegian tea-
pot, it le evident that they did not know minus has been delayed a year, in oonse-
him. I suspect, indeed, that they were quence of a disagreement as to the site of
muoh more at a lose to understand him the terminus at O oten. necessitating fresh
than he was to understand them. Nothing surveys being made, These `have now been
is more amusing than the attempts of some completed, and the plane, eto,, of the Nor -
of his liliputian critics to assign him his wegian portion of the line deposited with
proper plana among men. One of them, the Norwegian Government, upon the are
writing in a first-class American newspaper, proval of which work at Ofoten will be corn -
thirty years ago, alluding to the complaint menoed. The site chosen for'the terminus
of some one else that he was neither a Chris- at Ofoten is on the west shore of Narvig
tian nor a gentleman, said, he made no pre- Bay, a commodious and well -sheltered na-
tention to being either the one or the other turat herb or at the bottom of the Oloten
of these, but simply a heathen and a devil-, fjord and within a few hours steam of the
worshipper! famous Lofoten ood fieheriea. On account
An
det
Thoma
Andyet, e Carlyle e was not cal • of
Y y the inflnenees of the golf stream, the Ola-
the greatest Sootohman probably that has ten ford is navigable throughcut the year.
hitherto appeared, but one of the moat The length of the Norwegian section of the
highly gifted beings that trod the earth line is only 28 miles, It will orosss the
daring his lifetime. The last of the Cynics, Bolen Mountains, at the frontier at an elm
he was a worthy successor to DIogenes, vation of 1,600 feet above sea level. Os the
With an eye quick to detect genuine man- Norwegian side the country is very wl'd
hood, whenever it might be found, he could and mountainous, but the engineers anticI-
not be Induced to accept every " forked pate no difficulties of an unusual nature
radish with a curiouely curved head how. either as regards the nature of the country,
ever fastidiously and elaborately clothed, the severe climate, or the snow. This rail-
aa,a fitting representative of the genus homo, way, when fiaiehed, will be the most norther -
He had a profounder insight of the ly railway in the world.
" science of clothes," and of the religion of The railway is being built by English en -
the " Dandaioal Seat " than any of his con- wineers, contractors for the Northern of
temporaries ; and, should the race survive Benin Railway Company (Limited), which
for any oonaiderable length of time, and its was formed in London in 1883, with an
progrees should be upward, the probability authorized capital of £1,500,000 in shares,
is, that " Sartor Resartas " will be read and £1,500;000 in debentures. The railway
with more thorough appreciation in the has been most favorably regarded in Scan -
wiser ages to oome than it is at present. dinavia, except by the Swedish iron -masters,
It was a somewhat cynical eetimateof the who have oppoeed it from the first, although
character of hie countrymen that Carlyle the export of these iron ores from Lapland
made when he desoribed Great Britain oan hardly influence the Swedish iron in -
aa a country of twenty-three millions of in- duetry, but could rather compete with the
habitants, more or leaf, mostly fools. But, interior Spanish ores from Bilbao.
though he may have been mistaken in hie ----„,„,e--ntir ..4...— ---
judgement, this at least is to be said in his
favour, he poetesses the courage of his
con—victions. And this, in an age of which dem- The new gold mines discovered in the
agogism is the besetting sin, and the modern valley of the Djolgute river are galled New
hydra, the many -headed monster, is the ob. Califernla. The valley is upon the Chinese
ject of twill unstinted adulation, to no. bank of Amcor, opposite the Rueaian col -
small virtue. He did not believe to Samar- ony of Tgnaohino, and as the soilIs very
merci, the government of the world by " the marshy, and there is no roads it hi only ac-
oeunt of heads," and he had the courage to oeesible in the winter. Gold was first die-
say eo, - covered there in May, 1884, and it soon at -
Carlyle, like most great men, especially traoted a great many adventurers, the earli-
such of them as hsve their natures pervaded est comers being Ruesiau desertere and era -
by the poetic and humorous element, can oaped convicts from Siberia, and by the
only ba understood and appeeolated by each month of January in last year there was a
as have
some of the came ingredients in colony of 9,000 Russians, the total having
their own composition. Like some others of been very muah inoreaeed sine, while there
the beet things in- literature his works must are also about 6,500 Chinese and 150 adven-
be read between the lines, if their deep earn- turers of different nationalities, the laat
estness and pathos are to be perceived. In named of whom have joined the P.nesiana,
a letter to a friend, written while he was the organization of the colony being alto -
engaged in writing "Past and Present " ho gethor Russian.
affirms that his work made him " sad and The goldfinders are divlded into 722 small
efokly," Tnat work was not written con groups of workmen, all of whom are Mese-
amore, but of amenity. He was goaded to it lately equal. These groups elect twelve
by a voice whioh oouJnot be silenced or elders, who did not work themselves, but
gafnrayed. One:who Mew the feeling with superintend the diggings, and receive a ea-
whioh he wrote, a pereonalfriend and corral- Lary of 200 roubles a month. They are
se-
Pondent, nye of this "Ter•lacted fromamong the dealers in gold and
ethic as it is to him to pronounce the words tavern keepers, and form a sort of district
that hodoes, he feels that these and no others pollee corps. They do not meet with any
are given him' to speak; he sees some twent- interference from the Chinese authoritiea in
ty thousand In pauper beatifies looking for this remote valley, the laws of which are
a Voice. inarticulately beseeching, ' Speak very simple but severe, the penalty of death
for us,' and oan he be silent?" being inflioted for cheating at play, for
And whenthis disagreeable task had been adulterating the gold dust, or for theft ;
performed, the seer was not at rest, for he while flogging is inflicted for drunkenaese
felt that more work of the same sort was during the hours of labor or for bringing
waiting to be done. After the publication fema100 into the colony,
of " Past and Present," John S terling, his Since the foundation of the colony there
intimate bosom friend, said : "Carlyle does have been only three murders and two in•
not seem quite happy; though he has blown fliotions of the death penalty ; a Rued=
so loud a blast, and though it has awakened having been hung for adulterating the gold
so many deep echoes in the hearts of dust, rend a Jew flogged to death for having
thoughtful men ; there' are other trumpets epread false news as to the approach of a
to sound before Truth can get itself recog. body of Russian troops, hoping thereby to
nized, even by those who have one far." Bend down the price of gold owing to the
The
"Life of Cromwell" morelvale
1 isThere hero are t
thought by the P wheats -recon taverns In
critics to be Carlyle's chef d teuvre; but, like the colony, and, owing to the competition,
all beat things,
It costthe
g ,an immense deal of la• prices are not high, except for spirits,
bong and suffering. In a letter to Caroline The gold fields which are twenty-five miles in
Fox, he says : "I am about writing upon Orb. length by three miles broad, are said to be
ver Cromwell—still about it; for the thing very rich, and 7 pounds of gold are obtained
will ,not stir trona the spot, let me shove it from 32 owt. of gravel, even with the primi-
never so deaperately1 lb approaches the tive mode of washing adopted there.
impossible, this task of mine, more nearly t-+aesa,.-•r
than any task I ever had, How awaken An Extended Experience, -
an oblivious world inoognfzent of Crom-
wells, all Incredulous of 'such ; how rhesus Writes a well-known ohemltt, permits me to
citato a hero sunk under the disastrous say that Putnam'sPainless Corn Extractor
wrecks of two such centuries as lie dead on never fails. It makes no sore spots in the
him Y.' Caroline called on him four months flesh, and ooneequently is painless. Don't
aftetethie, and still found him 111 at ease, you forget to get Putnam% Corn Extractor,
"lie groaned over Oliver Cromwell, for his now for sale by medicine dealera every
progress in that memorial is lowBand pain-• where.
ful ; all that had been said' or written it his
favor had been destroyed or ignored when Ingersoll'a sweeping atnertion " that
Charles II. dame to nigh ;`as a Calvinistic nothing is over lost" staggere our faith in
of unfortunate tranegrescore, 'the first section, Lulea•Gellivara (one-third
Chrietian he was detlpfaed ; and as a ruler him. If he oxoopte umbrellas he can restore
acid regicide he was hated ; the people Would the religious harmony between us;
not forgive him for having: seemed to de- Mr, Eineh Lane, of Mete, weighing 210
celeve them, and so they dug up his body pounds and standing aix feet eight inches
and hanged it at Tyburn, and have been toll• high, is the tallest man in New Hampshire,
ing the most abominable Hee about him ever and, describes himeelf as 0' one rfthe lanes
since ; lately there has been memo better that has no turn."
feeling, but the Date is still very bad." That was a cautious old tramp who said,
' He felt that in his attempt to put things being asked whether he would have a drink
right, and so pat Oliver in a true light bo. of whisky, as he' vas.beginning.a. job of od. saw.
world, nd, it Was Carlyle against the ing wood, or would have it when he had
WoAnd yet tate • stubborn and hard. ' $niched it, answered: "VPefl mumt 1 think
headed Sootohnian not Only maintained his T'bl take it now,' Thera has bee 0
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Protestants, old and young ; old agents who have
not canvassed for years are going into the field with
1t; C. F, Jnkine gold 129 the fleet week ; J. E. Brace
pave: "The first week with "Wonders" netted me
one hundred and sixteen dollars," A good chance
for unemployed persons ; Outfit free to actual oan.
vaeeere; write for terms. BRADLEY, GARRETBON da
Co., Brantford.
'1 PEC14 L ATTENTION.—Something every-
. body should have, a "Wirt" fountain pen ; the
cheapest and most d arable ever Invented; every pen
guaranteed to give meetuotion: agents wanted for
all parts of Canada ; large commission and no capital
required; send for descriptive circulars and epeofal
inducemente to agents. C. H. Brooke, Sole Canadian
Agent, Toronto.
lt►TELSON.000., MILLWRIGHTS& ENGINEERS,
Berlin, Oat—Solo 'manor .cturers In Canada of
automatic engines from 2 to 15h. p' ; automatic en.
Bines for printtne offices ; high speed automatic en•
glnes for electric lighting; autoroatio engines for
cheese, butter, and sausage faotoriee, or any other
purpose share a light and cheap powerrle required.
For Moe list and other parttculare,,,addresajse'
above.
31141C4X.eit, MN 3C INT Zi1
300'En in
g os, Boilers, Iron, Wood, and misoellnn•
ecus inaohinea for sale. For particulars address
_ H. • W. PETRIE, Brantford, Ont;
PLAINER KNIVES 'STAVE OU7TER STAVE
boo kbindors, ntecheese
d ug tenon ng, and other e; veneer leather smach not e
Icel ves of best qua ty, manufactured by PETER HAY,
Galt Machine Knife Works, Galt, Ont. ; send for price
Het.
J.•L:J'QNES
'.'WOOD ENGRAVER
1
10 KING ST EAST
TORONTQ.; e
a
Cs
11. SPENCE & CO.,'
Consumers Will find It to their advantage
to ask the trade far our make of Flies and
nave. Be•Cuttirfg &Specialty. Send
for price list and terms.
da Iramilton, a, ,Ontario.
JATAgS PARK & SON,
Pork Packers, Toronto.
L. 0. Bacon, Roiled Spice Baton 0. C. Boon
Glasgow Boot Ramo, Seger Cured Ham, Brief
Beef, Br net BACON, Smoked Tongues, Item Pork
Pickled ongnos Cheese, .P'amtly or Navy Pork
Lard in Tubs and Palle, The Beet Beehde of Ente
Iieh Fine Dairy $8lC 1n Stook
1;Rg,
I8 NO
B]aTTE& ,
aloe Snow Drift Baking powder Co., Brapword, Opo
Y To LEND
N -
productive alis '
five Town, Village &Palm Property,
1r+ II11 rCIIELL MODONA1;0, Barrister.
6 Ueafoa Block— Toronto street —Toronto.
til"1GTARIp,
11.
Felt 86 Slate' Roofer,
Manufacturer and dealer in Tarred Felt, RooQng
P1tch, Building papers, Carpet and Deafening Felt.
li!eady Roofing, etc.
For low pilooe address
11, WILLIAM3,
4 Adelaide St. E„ Toronto,
FRE`; FLOWERING PLANTS
BY MAIL,
—THE—
AVpRTTE.
1,
13 for $1 001 Ata niter QudtirY, and with every
6 " 50 Dollar order, au Amarellis, a Owes.
3 " • 25 anthemum or Monthly Rose, FREE,
The Best Strawberry Tants, 25 cls, a Dozen
I guarantee Plante to plow, and to arrive iv good
order at any poet oflloe In the Dominlon. Large
plants by freightorexprres.
J. P. Cockburn. Florist,
(Stamps taken. GRAvrc;nty0ST, ONT
LI. NTON, LAKE & CO., Galt, Ont.
AZLE AND SU.
CHINE SCREW
WORKS. Car•
doge k Wagon
Axles, Iron and
Steel
Satk
Cap
Screw
Lisi on application:
s, eto.
CARRIAGE & WAGON AXLES.
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
nd GUELPH AXLE "WORKS D�
T. PEPPER & CO.. Guelph, Ont.
Oar Duplex Aria are all to be had at all the
principal Hardware Stores in the Dominion.
ill/ N I N G
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
Awning, Flag, Tent & Camping Depot
169 Yonge Street. Toronto,
BEES --
The Rifling Out sad
Packing for Norsery
rues and Dealers a
SpeciLeading hardy kind', In !urge ty.
on our own grounds, in let, large quantities, Asad
H. H. Hurd & Son,
Berlin
Balton Nursery,
piton -TREE
Ont.
The Royal Manufacturing Company,
6 Perth St., Guelph, Ont.
L. C. WIDEMAN & CO.,
—MANUFACTURERS c
Improved Totally and Laundry Bangles,
And all kande of Laundry Appliances, Burglar.
Proof Wlndow•sae11 Locks, Step Ladders, etc., etc.
ifodel•Making, Mill•Wrightla5 and Carpentering
Work,
tarSEND POR PRICE LIST,
Agents Wanted.
ARMSTRONG'S
Patent Tempered Steel
Baggy & Carriage bears,
a'reeady cele, andamakes a ldy ight, haeGear nrom durable
and acetal oonveyaaae. Rides easywithone or four
doablegcarriage qufckly and onvenientl buggy to a
ur
carriage maker for particulars. Catalogue mailed on
application to
J.11. ARMSTRONG Mfg. Co. (Ld).,
GUELPH, CANADA,
Deformed and, Ruptured !
You cannot begin to enu-
merate in one advertisement
the 111, that flesh is heir to
which rosy be oared or alley!.
a
Oed by
ch
me
ant
cat tr a
e Omeu
t.
Crab Feet Spinal Dis-
ease. BowLegs.Rupture,
etc. None of these can either
be relieved or cured by any
other means tban mechanical,
doctorsSome advertise that
they oan holdthese troubles
without a trues, and condemn
trueees.
I
meet many patients who have been
treated by these doctors, but I meet none
that are cured by them.
The
:meg, ands want toysellllthem trusses at exoeptional
prices. I will pay your return ticket up to 300 miles
if I oan not hold your rupture, if reduoable
Send 6 cents for book on Rupture and Human
Frame, Addrees
CHAS. CLUTHE,
118 Bing St. West, Toronto.
1 CU.E FITS
tie and then When I the cure a do m rete n merely M stop them for
rn again. I mean a
euro. I have made the tdisease, of PITS,EPILEPSY or PALL,.
ING remed
to cure tho SICKNESS.
orst cases. life-long
Because others have fastudy. I warrant iled ed is no
reason for not now receiving a euro. Send at onco for •
treatise and n Free Bottle of my infallible remedy, Glyn
Expres6 and Poet Office. It costs you nothing for a tri.!,
and I will euro you, A<Irirens UR. n, G. ROOT,
Branch.0tflco; 37 ironffo St,, Toronto.
GUELPH CARPET WORKS.
J&M
�1. .0114 PRONG V4 00fY
uANI.IPACt'UEERs
Wool, Ireton orand Daruttslr
CARPETS,
Of new redeems and designs'. Guelph," Ont.
Send for cataloguande
of Fruit, Conn
Poaohes!Tel waremcue Qaah 8e aeutnrk Pa mthet
ISA 'EIS .1r CO.;.
d1 %roan, DBL,
Hew
Orleans
Road
Cart -
cf'.a. ai °,w•.
^lS.1NOP,lOTURHbta-- ,
WiR
leas! Patent Road Cart,
Buggies, Carriages, Sleighs, &c,
end for Catalogue,
J. WINTERS, Manager,
Galt, Ont.
kfFORDygp�
COLD WATER
ATER
RICE STARCH.
NEVER FAILS.
MONEYLOAN
THE subscriber hae a large amount of money Oo
lend for clients on security of mortgagee on
productive farm and town property.
The lowest current rate of ince set is charged, and
repayment privinges granted in such terms that the
borrower le placed in an extremalyfavorable poestlou
to pay his indebtedness se he finds himself able.
without eoelnining lose of interest.
Special inducements are offered. All oommunics-
tsone confidential.
' E. M. Chadwick, Esq.,
Bank of Toronto Building.
TORONTO;
Allan Line Hoyai Mail Steamships,
Sailing during winter from Portland every Thurs-
day and Halifax every saturday, to Liverpool, and In
summer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool,
calling gat Londonderry
to Y land and
engers
for Scotland and Ireland; also from Wigmore,
via -
Halifax and St. John's, N,F„ to Liverpool fortnightly
during summer months. The steamers of the GIas.
gow linea earl during winter to and frcm Halifax,
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ; and during cum.
mer between Glasgow and Montreal weekly ; Glas-
gow and Boston weekly, and Glaegow and Philadel
phia fortnightly.
For freight, pssaage, or other information apply to
A. Schumacher & Co., Baltimore • S. Canard & Co,,.
Halifax ; Shea & Co,, St. John's N,F. ; Wm Thomp-
son & Co., st, John, N. B, ; Allen & Co , Chicago ;
Love & Alden. New York ; H. Boudler, Toronto;
Arians, hae & Co., Quebec ; Wm. Brookie, Philadel-
phia: H. A. Allen, Portland, Boston, Montreal.
FOR THE MILLION.
Along the line of the Chicago and Northwester
Railway in Centras Dakota and Northers
Nebraska. New eeotione are being opened np and
rapidly settled in these wonderfully productive
regions, and the " first comers" will have "Arse
choice " of location.
For full Information (which will be sent you free of
tocharge)
rge) about the free lande and cheap home', apply
LE
Western Canadian Paw. AJOHN ILBgen , C k N. W. Ry.,
R. 8. HAIR, 9 York St., Toronto, Ord,
General Pass, Agent, Chicago, Ilia.
ice
Y-',
0
Fr -1
0
0
FHj1'
0
CONBOY'S CARRIAGE TOPS
Are one, dromyour Bart and r geeMaker. Take no in the othhert. Order
kinnd..
Send for Catalorne— 407 Bing 8t. W., Toaotra'o.
OON8UMPT�fg0
0 h.vo n poit!vo rnc000y bor tho aboeodjne,noc bit!, 08thousands f case oheworshindaoflong oaninr
have boon cured. Indeed so strong 1s my faith In Ito
eflicncy, that I wi'1 send TWO BOTTLES FREE, together
with a VALUABhE TREATISE on title disease to any
sufferer. Give empress and r. 0, address,
DR. T, A. SLOCD'Af,
Branch Office, 37 ronge St,, Toronto
Ek
To'�9
Ara' `a, ..
41r,
WAy
110 ,,<1 tt'YC St . vJH }T.
To Ro.N.TO
FCR FULL
T./Cvv•
Mention This Paper.
Peerloss OWs
Are made only at the Queen City Oil Works, and have received during
the last three years
cMIICI .
ample barrel. If it does not prove satisfactory will pay freight bot& ways
SAMUEL ROGERS &. 80
G®, Front Sir fast, Toronto
T H E EAGLE BR N'D
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FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
RADE "MART(•
est searing,
�ltillg�
Looking
IN' THE MARKS
Every pafr and every box
bears this eagle,
AS TRADE MAIM,
1 'rT4sE Na OTHER'
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