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Carrie Welton
eon levere,
fall badgone
ie lenger er anyplum
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amid that
'then, after
mole in Dakota
aka up a claim
to so, She
"rive within
Fee with him
" I have
ittle home,"
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station,he
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°cause she
llexandor
ompanionhip-this
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nd showyou
nolo, +!.4nd
e in
tit
et Iou° erne,"
A few days
La had
rove Carrie
els in process
" I wonder
ueried Carrie.
„ I can Sad
.om "celled,
He did so
lformatlon
"Iee some
Carrie felt
nil a curious
as, familiar
hie was
'onderful
Yet it was
he postoffiee
'ithout so
e if he had
;ep forward
y her cold
eoegnition,
suit, He
ill like a
ift Ontario.
ozen times
t feat -with
e was alone
A greater
nowledge
'ere just
shine were
i° occupants
se more pretentionieof
Brlor, and
ithin. Far
ad she had
ldesordbable
lme women
leir hand,
She occasionally
ever recognized
sense of protection
e was se near,
One November'
comforter,”
ether out
eon blowing
se nth west
eon `"ibis,
nfIt seemedfurther.
ill. It
Oda to its
eart sink with
syond any
me remembered
`a "blizzard,"
"This must
longht,
Higher and
1d still louder
the hones
-Carrie was
to air by
t
'tors the
Iter is
She was
Retied her
treed mass
heeling by
61 It was
sersaid, "
Come
to a laugh,
ter, Miss
e on
you,
.anner,'„p
„ What doyou
„ Why,I
id all, and
Doryard with
a wonderyour
ear,”
"Do you
y house blew
"I mean
sought your
vivo as substantial
aliged to
:eaent. Fortunately
ife stopping
the slept soundly
hey aro used
ake the good
Mend to you."
The nxt
"Since you
tion me In
arrfe, before
d disagreeable
ill farther
eat humbly
ave always
Of course
!
RIESA
VISITa
�*•e
,and Alexencler,;Tiall had
but they had aarrelled read
to, akshe
Dakota. When had
chance of seeing him Carrie
iIfe was a rather dull afiAir,
seven moat a her bachelor
wrote her to Mime out and,
she quickly concluded to
wrote. her uncle that she would
the next three weekspPranges. and she
in lose than two,
the lumber all readyfor your
he wild ashedrone e from
s i , ve h r
was 'lighter -hearted n
and
know she was in Dakota
been for months. She knew
n
did not cheat herself. It was
was in the same country with
Hall,It gave her a sense of
very knowledge
morning I will take you out
Y our claim,"continued her
I've chosen this site for
It'll beabout a mile from
a nen:walk for you when you
later, after the legal formaln
been attended to,Uncle Tom
out to look at he cabin that
of.ereotion,
who will be my neighbor 2'
t,,
out at the landoftio°, Uncle
and gave Carrie the desired
the next,day,
fellow named Hall, he said,
a. sudden leaping of her heart
excitement at the sound of
name. Bat wits it likely that
Alexander. It would be too
to be true.
Alexander ! She saw him at
the next day and passed him
much as a glance. He looked
seen an apparition and took a
and then stood still, chilled
glance, in which there was no
After all,it was his own
knew he had conducted him•
brats• and an idiot when he
He had realized it a
since -realized it oonatantly,
a dull heeriaohe whenever
with himself,
surprise awaited him in the
that Carrie's claim and cabin
opposite his own. The two
completed and furniehod, and
moved in, A.ozander'e woo
the two in the ex-
Carris'a the more sumptuous
she had brought her books
a few plants, and with those
feminine ornaments which
neem to create by a 'turn of
her rooms were very cozy,
saw Alexander, but they
each other ; yet there was
in the knowledge that
day Carrie was "tacking
which she had pieced to.
of bite of calico, The wind had
with increasing fury from
all day. Toward ev°alas it
and a sleety snow began to
to shake the frail little
foundation. Carrie felt her
fear. This was something
of her former experiences and
what uncle Tom had said
surely be a blizzard," she
higher rose the wind, louder
it shrieked. The walls
shock, trembled, and then
conscious of being lifted into
some unseen force, and whirled
darkness and then faille
all was blank, g'
only stunned, and when she
eyes she found herself in a nowhe
of rains, and Alexander Hall
her calling her name,
not necessary to came ever,"
I am not hurt In the least."
over I".he repeated, breaking
"It Is you who have come
Carrie; and I am very glad to
even to this unceremonious
moan ?”she asked,
mean that you came house
y
planted yourself right In my
a thunderous clatter, It
nook was not broken myppg
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really mean, Alexander, that
a d r'
over into your yard
jail that, Carrie. I always
cabin rather shaky -mine is
-and now you will be
accept my hospitality for the
I have a man and
with me this week, They
through all this blizzard,
to the country. Bat I will
woman now, and she will
es
dayAlexander raid to her :
nbent sufficiently to call
such an unceremonious manner,
I bog your pardon for my
meanness, can't you stoop
and marry me, new that I de
crave your forgiveness ? I
loved you,"
Carrie could not refuse.
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71ppn lib the Greatest. *We and Ivor ThelindRcetgent Offered tl4ehgad»
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Trader to Ike world, ow ef,lhe Canadian 1+loel¢lea.
'rhe wealthiest man in central ACrioa is t is advisable t0'Point out and:atria 1
a on his waytothe Indian °aeon in re. em $ iz the feet t d
ow Z _ . p.. as s ._ at that while in the United
e° to a letter from the ulten of an • t
bps s t azt Sta. es in the wh9le of the vast repine overwort
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bar :requesting p visit from him, Tile name which the droit ht "svelte tante to flare:
is rad 'Tab„`and he lives fat loo
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kindred
kirldrad 7r<ubtt4, T. ,medlofny irony tae.
given flit• tea or ooflrea without the
linowladge of the peraen takin it
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ft 49 deeir4". Send .69 in stem , ter beck
'and kW/Mule'so o ps
from time Who have been
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Nyangwe” the great tradingpoint of many west a very e of the total: then,.
blank tribes on the upper Congo. Readers agricultural and grazinarea his not been "4n thin linear.
of African' books of travel have heard a good seriously *gated, ., Teat while en the i1 p 300an.
deal Tf Tib, �"�""
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t#!8Qpal�1 i�tt+���,
Selling during .winter from Portland every Thniw
tii.r..gi,crs
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of u and as recent pears have of Kamera and Texan , nettle are - ..,
greatly increased hie power and wealth, we being driven hundreds of miles to, erma• EN -•TI REg•,e..
l? nd two Iodise."ae Canvaegero
dor, and Reuter every Saturday to Liverpool, and Ii
e;tmmer horn Quebec; everysa r a v
Q h o d, y to Liverpool
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are like( to her much of him, neat water, and actuallyelle, n the wayfor good Pay. 4. E, BernisDr Toronto. Out,oiling
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Tippu is only 45years as blaole leek ofgrass,in the "azo d tr t of 80 Ac re Wa m= -
' Ppold, _ gr, in ,, is >r 11460e eo..Aora Farant
as coal and of Ae told blood,Which Menne Alberta,the numerous g l WQ -1 mile from nuudalk-1oa,000 soling
, $ w , streams which flax a 16 cea • g
p y' to, too.00a fi neat uinsloi 1neolumoala,
he comes of an admixture of the coast fromthe Rrc i e and .their feet' hills Put
thatk e of hl p sl prloe, BUTLAND 87lifn •et. w mato
tribes Africa -and fine beyond ' B .„ .To-,.,
, ...tit
atLouedonder,rytoland midis and paesen or
ferl9cetiandand trolled; ,also "from-Badalmoro,$y1,
during. ander nen o, l4.F.,10 Liyerppoltortnighoal
hgs e "doings. Thme toa nd I e ilio Glat
on, sell aria t and'
gowo g win or to from aniline,
P mead Boston and Philadelphia an.dduringaunm�
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New 314,3en! from glean& Er Bbsam hip Nor.
the trade. We
of east also a very oreib;lit a,. failure of the ,water
YEPRESENTATI yE a ach' '..0•t
little Arab blood In his veins. He has been supply, arid at the same time guarantee a �' . d oo sty to Sell kxog
in pP Y, guarantee oewf and Espousal' -a bookon' Love Couti-'
central Africa" for twenty five years, and growth of, grans Whether rain falls or not. shi , elatrimon
niers.` lit andkindred ohamae. write for
is today the greatest slave and ivory trader And that while la the `agricultural districts ternational Book and Bible House
r pain i
user bstGlia °:w and 1(ontreai weekG
pow tad Boston weekly, and Glasgow:andbila
Pala toastl ,
nee► 'a ar other 1 o term tio1
P g . n a PP
`For (;tier:
wetztsn.' •owset p fade to are sole
agent° do Caue a for fd1Rrias'n, elearated Sh
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Casings.. write Inc quotations.
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"AME$ PARK .$ SON, TORONTO
in the world,; He has_ outstripped all , his of the territories and states from'Saekat' To oto, int.
ARALLEL FAH Ll
tarso h sheer a o e diENT@ FMR NEW PARALLEL-FAMILY,
competitors g h r forg f Int llect ohewen to Texas the grain 'has either not - , : 1
and'stYen strength of oharaoter As longage as :cemo BIBLES largge type, splendid msec, beautiful
t g , g . up, er having dome up. bas been par Wustratton,, cont,ine 4 aoo s
4aq tions mad :hewers
the time when Cemeronlnereduced him to alleed b drouth eaten bygophers, beaked toe Bible Toudee4 liberal terms..
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one notice he visited Nyangwe and told, the by exonsive. heat, beaten into: the' ground Hook and Biotin Houen Toron•to, Out:
e, Schuer /4 -Co., Baltimore ; S. Canay41:11781;a:.:
N11lUaxe Qt Ca., St. John'a,1J.F,; Wmho
son & Co, St, John, N,B, Allen & C°. a
Lavo' Alden,`New ' ' i
Park , II. _Bourder, Torcnta:
Aliane. (tae en aebeo - m. Brook e 1
Q : w 1 ' Pnilsds
,phis i 11• A. Allen, ?9riland6Booton, idonareal.
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LADIES, bar our Sweeper, t ill rev rr oaeget
and la el w pp
n fur oro,o k a -d worry Wald ease In
dativ We cc tenet, la , ear@.
bullying Arab traders there that if the b haileterms or torn cut of rcpt bynolcaes
di y g certain allies9 Y
d not leaver in native of his and grass for summer patturago is. also in
alone it would be the worse for them, Theypoor shape in Northern' Alberta,. the I.:egularitieea
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lost no time in pledging sternal peeme with traveller may peas through'bandiede of
Tippmi;Tib and all his friends, of his
EMALE VIGUR•wriRTr'm u DE70CTf0N
of one Dingle, herb, be a sure cur. for femaler
stamp for parttnularn,
P- SIEVENBON,,
46. Mercer street Toronto, Canada,
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PATENT TEMPERED STEEL
baby Jm+aaper, s'reng Chair, and lied, ail
In one tl your uterohie t nee not got them, send us
stampfoe artta;larl
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, miles saes reachingto waist,the �
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Cameron says Tippu Tib was the greatest cultivated fields are stading fence fll of ` She thandI stuff,
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dandy he saw among the traders of Africa, ripe grain of'the best quality, fermotook is Toronto. Sueolalties:: Bopk-keeping, Penmanship.
that, although of negroid bleed, he was a rolling fat, and water for man and beast as Sbor,battd, T,peweitdng, etc. Enter pay lime ; write
far artqulern.
a thorough Arab In manners and Ideas. All plentiful and good, When it is remembered TguS. ilEn GOUG[i J• B. Q aliPBELL, etsDe
P. E. Bal KER.6eDapt.,
his white visitors speak of the elegance ,that the average Bummer and yearly tem- President. REV. E; BARKER;
his Arab attire and of his courtlyand affable eratare of Northern Alberta as established C. H. BRO.,KS, Seo'r
p ,�. principal
bearing. Stanley his find
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`��tter & �e g� Gears,
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made from nest Tempered Spring Steel.
light. Handsome.sad arable
Strong ° �
We having largo demand this tore
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says that at meet- by careful meteorological observation and
la with Tippu Tib he regarded him as the longcontinued a ea r CHtOOI. Teachers di Students Attention t
g ppggni ltu al experiment,'Is During Holidays a special course of private
most remarkable man he had met among equal to that of the R Id River valley, that lesaone, by highest mestere, will be given School
the Arabs, Wa Swahili, and ball castes of the soil is of "glial depth and greeter rich- Tenchsro and Studonte, on Shorthand, Drawing or
Lieut, Van Gale 'of the Congo nese es evidenced bythe luxuriance of the P' 'inner, Mt who can should 'gome. , send immadi.
Africa, etely for eoeolai circulars Tne Uxaod sonar-
state, who met Tippu Tib in January last, wild vegetation, and that besides It has an Heenan menu:, s9 Jr 41 Adelaide Street East,
says he was surprised by the extent of Ilia abundance of wood and coal for all put. tip -stains, Toronto.
are a season
sectfone where temple tote were soldlast wlateq a.d
oader,should be ;famed early to nonce prompt at
tenrolnn, Corning, Portland, and ' Jenp »eat;'
Rodlee to mit, and all as very moderate pities,
Her, port used our Steel Bob•Sieighe' Bend Int de.
eoriptive circular. J. B. ARMSTRONG M'F'O
'CO. (LD) GUELPH, CANADA
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intern -Letitia on European topics,' He was poses It will be aeon that'thie region
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familiar with events occurring in Europe,
and was particularly interested in the Beg•
lieh, Germans, and Belgians, "The quen-
; offers 6 ENTli I -YOU CAN'T FIND A BOOK TEAT
inducements to agricultural settlement emir ' A gives bettereatlataction or that you oars main
as are net, and cannot be offered by any money faster with than " World's Wonder,." senate
region of equal extent in the Western all Cli..eee-Christians end`infldole, Catnclios and
CANADA PLILAIANENT
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And Largest Training Scheel in
Canada. Saud far Calendar.
tions ho asked me," says Van Gale, "show-
States, Protestants, old and young; old agents who have
LOWli [lugs +
that he le ignorant man nor
not canvassed for years are going into the field with
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ed neither an
one of ordinary mind," He said he intend
It; C. F. Jenkins sold128 the Bret week ; .7.E. Brace
save : '+The first week with "Wonders" netted me
INCORPORATED,A.D. 1835.
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FOP" -SALE ,EVERYWHERE .
ed some daytogo to Europe, visit the kingTale
of the Two Alexanders. one hundred and eiateon dollars." A good ahanoo
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of the Belgians and also spend some tune
in Con'stantineple,
In Tippu lib's home, Nyangwe,
Tor unemployed persons ;, outfit free to actual oars•
The antagonism between the prince and misers; write for farms. Bmtaoou, GA ON
the azar is not of modern birth or later co., Brantford.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, 628,200,000
TOTAL ASSETS, 8 700.000
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south of
growth. It dates far beak, from the time
TORONTO
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Cameron says that largo gangs of slaves
when they were both children. They used MONEY TO LEND
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walking abaut in chains met his eye c at
very turn. They were leading easy ,
were well fed, and be saw ne„not of cruelty
there. All had,been viotime, however, of
the crying wrongs that are still deoimatirg
to meet every year at Darmstadt, The -.civ--
Empress Marie of Russia was in the hibit ofSurae
p Productive Town, pillage & Faun I'loperty,
annually revisiting the city of her birth to D. MITCHELL McDONALD. Barrister.
spend a few weeks with her brothers, Alex. on Clock- Toronto Street -Toronto.
ander of Reese and the former Grand Duke
SAVINGS BANE BRANCH.
of g4 and Upwards received at current rats
of interest, paid or compoundel hal •yearly,
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the simple savages of Africa, They had been
surprised do their heroes by the
Leuis III, They were se muoh liked by the
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peals, fee ohlgh Deoeatur a are inner:, alrh belt
yearmv Interest comma attached Exeentora and
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peaceful
Tippu Tib'e
.Czar Alexander II, that, In order to he near
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sudden onslaught of ruthless
soldier slaves, who had burned their huts.
killed their friends, and dragged them off
into captivity. Tippn Tib is the most noted
them, he had fixed his summer residence at •
the castle of Jugenhelm, and never failed to '--
summers near him the two little Batteaber SEND FOR PRICE LIST .
g �m T1
boys, the nephews. Awni Flag, Tent
Awning,
banturee of this Company. Tao. Capitol Ord Ae.eta
of the 'eompauybeina ledgedformoneythuereceived
depoalar, are at all timespassured of perret aare+y.
Advances made on Real Estate, at current rates,
sad an favorable conditions as to re."ayment. Mort.
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ABSOLUTELY •PURE
representative of these men who are to -day
Prince Alexander j gs OaITlplag 118IVt
and hfuafolpalDebantur
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inflicting more sufferingupon their follow-
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was so particularly a gages , parnbased.
favorite of the emperor that thejealous ri• 169 YONGE STREET, TORONTO J. HERBERT mason, tiaaagiag Director.
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creatures than any ether human beings -the
valry of his own eons thereby
professional slave traders of Africa. Few
of Tense Tile's slaves ever roach the Indian
was excited.
Thus were laid the (seeds of the enmity pliqq
-which has attracted so mnoh One We
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ocean, They are sold among the numerous
tribes on the way to the sea, Long cane-
vane, however, richly laden with his ivory,
are often dispatched to the coast,
It Tippu
attention.
day at Jagenhelm thelittle Battenberg boy, ge
seated on the;czer's knee and toying (with
his orders, asked the name of one pertionlar J
star. "It is the cross of St. George," an. —.
Consumers will find it 50 their Advantage
to ask the trade for our make of Masud
Rasps. Re -Cutting a Specialty. Send
for price list and terms.
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was who helped Stanley start
down the Congo from Nyangw°, the print
both Livingstone Cameron
swered his uncle, "a cross you will wear on
your breast when you are a Raesfan general
Hamilton, - ®llt3rior
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where and were
defeated in their effsrts to fellow the river
defeated
For some weeks Stanley's little
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fu Party augmented by over two huadrod"
and have won your first victory," _ - - -
At those wards of his father's the mare- ASK ,F OR •
witch turned away, impatiently muttering�
y i p p G`®� ashb®°�� dWool
so as to be heard : "O acoursenent all the geed
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Try it once and you will use no other. - - Every Barrel Guaranteed.
We are the Sole lllanmfactnrere of the Genuine Cardin,
Cylinder, Raisins, and Harness Oild9
of Tippu Tdb'o men, Twenty very dark
beauties from the great trader's $cram ao•
companled him on this first `trip down the
Cmngo, where he is now in absolute control
things must be for Germans now."Also
"Are you not a German yourself 2" asked ,KEPT BYALL GROCERS:,�
the dauntless little boy, "Geansa blood MANUFACTURED BY HAMILTON ,
flows in your veins, imperial highness." Walter -Woods &"t?
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of the river and adjYining territories for
&TORONTO
The ozerewitoh never quite forgave or
'g'='y Our Canadian Coal Oil, "SUNLIGHT" Brand, Finest in tin
about 350 miles below Nyangwe. It was
his slave pen near Stanley falls, in which
wholly forgot the retort of the pampered
child whom in his heart he considered as an
Market.
fou twenty-five hundred wretched captiagent os were
found two years ago when the agents of the
International aesooiation reached that point,
Far many miles below the falls Stanley
objectionable nopeerthereafter ion ; and there never MERI
was then or much love ,lean bee
tween the cousin's, MANUFACTURE-
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was chased b far a fleets of canoes and his
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party suffered severely from rho teniae and
arrows of the most ferocious savages whom,
met on the Congo, These natives are
Fair widow.tsome blank drake X' _ �T �i M UV
material-" Bat does i examining fade 1" Mr. Silk- ®
enstein-" Veil, yam. to toll yen dor troot, SILVER - PLATED
it fates a 'media, but it shooat goes into a
.
NEIN HARRIs AND MAMMOTH
w p '�7 �1'�j�
DOME HOT-AIR URNACESg
DOME
among`tho moatpeaceebleon the Cengonoiv,
and one good reason is that they have no
weapons to fight with. They have all been
`#or
lofty violet after six months or so -Atoka 'W .. re $9.
lets you,down mit your, mourning easy and
natshazah;' Artistic Designs, combined with
STEEL di®i -AIR .L'
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disarmed by Tippu Lb a distance of,
about eighty miles slang"t$e river for daringit
Unequalled Durability"
Blood Will Tell.,
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to attack Meme ef'his men, Dr, Lsaz, the
explorer, wrote from Stanley falls in March
and Finish.
Yee, the old adage la -right; but' if the
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liver is disordered' and 'the bleed' becomes
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river rho natives were incapable of makingn
any resistance, One can rarely find:
toll diseases of the skin and throat, in
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among them, he writes, "a lance or any
tumors and ulcers, and in . tubercles in the
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other weapon except small knives. Dr.
„though
Lenz adds that the inflaeneo of the opulent
Ti it Tib Is -far "eater all throw h this
g
region than that is of the Free Congo
lunge (first stages of consumption) even a1-
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the subject be descended in a
straight�
line from Richard Omar de Lion, SCALE CO,
or the noblest Roman of them all, For
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setting the liver in order no other di
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Tippu Tdb has thus far maintained very
nine in the worldegeala Dr. Plerce's "Gal- , s, «, . ,, „
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amicable relations with the whites. He has
„blood will tell etoryof its wonderful
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invited missionaries to settle near him, and
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promised protection,
Head house
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A Model Sermon,
George Francis Train, the most gifted
Drank in America, need to deliver a bur-
lesque sermon from the text " Why stand
of the -"Jana a man came ua
in to -day and made me bny a box of Rough
on Rate:'" Wife—"Mere John,we
haven't get a rat in the house." Head Of
,,'
the House— Weil, can't we get some ?apparatus.
" Ben must work and women weep,
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ye here all the day idle 2" Tho style was
somethingas follows :
Firstly, my friends, why 2 why'? where-
fore for
So runs the world away" 1 '"
But they need not weep so much If they
use Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription,"OSBORNE & CO., HamiltonlOntr
cares all the painful maladies peon-
address
•
The 1s t +i'e 11111111.1 CO. (TJ++UDOd.)e ,A MIT1Tiillr,
? what purpose ? give a reason 1E t-
plain I Why 2 Why =
Seoandly, Why stand 2 Why stand?
Why,not sit down ? Why not lie down 2
Why net walk ? Wherefore de ye not run ?
11
liar to women, Sold by druggists, ,,,
-Kingeten News States that the pardon• HE R IG.
lass regarding Otis, the allotted detective
who took poison while ha a Kingston hots
I N A Lr miggrooD 4 0 K
Why stand? Why stand ?
Thirdly, Why stand Why
with his bride, have been known for some CJI ll� — I '
time, that It is thought to '1W
YE ? don't
somebody else stand 2 Way don't wife
wise withhold lit 'ne t I. t
thorn ter the present, and that when they I •tom nspnitai r}` `=- -- - 'Ian
-
your
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A Wife'•s Ditties.
The oubj sot of making home the abode of
taco and happiness, Is one of unfailingin-
pp '
to every fnistrees of a household, A
portion of the diacom[ort of life, to
married, arises from a defect in educe•
on -I regret to say -on the part of the
ivos;. other portions may arise from bad
per and general ill behavior en the part
the husbands, , 1 Am aware that one ear-
us flaw in the habits of the wives la euffi
ant to develop this tcmper,and sometimes
rice the husbands elsewhere ,far the Dem`
that they ought to have at . home.
eon not the tee onsibillty of making hap-
p
y homes seat Neatly upon. husband and
lie ? Huldah evidently thinku that the
Ives of workingmen should n,t aspire to
thin higher then the performance of
y g gF,yeller°
ousehold duties ; it is, certainly, their
sty to conduct their household affairs as
ell aspossible without making themselves
�r
ayes to work. Those instances of Wadi
industry,"Huldah reminds us of, are
exceptions rather than the rule, Most
p
'omen have the opportunity, could they
sot see it, to add to their store of know-
thereby making themaelvee bettor'
and inoroaaing their usefnlueas
s the world,
A Chinaman -is speaking to himself as he
one a shirt, Pleks up a shirt Showing
virlence of havinggbeen well oared for and
: "Bachelor, Him landlady fix
im," Picks up -another, bitttonlets and
II frayed at the wrists and neck, and sags :
rlr•nsa .,,.v. 10
stand ? Why don't your father stand ? Why
don't brothsrettr crother stand sisters,oryouranoieeoer
your
your aunts stand ? Whydon't-'
your grand -yams
father stand 2 Myfriends whystand YE',
, °
Wa stand YE ?'
y
Fourthly, 'Why stand ye xmrltE ? Why
don't you stand elsewhere 2 Way stand in
this particular place 2 Why net stand in
the street, in the fields, iii the busymartsIt?”
of commerce, in the gilded palaces of sin 2
Why Bland ye HERE ?
Fifthly, Why stand ye here all the DAY ?
Why -don't ye stand in the night Whyp
Y g 2
stand.lnthe lightat the aoenday sun 2 Why
not stand mantled in the ehiedow of might I
Wa eland when all mankind g
y a an tad la at tabor 2
Whynot stand when all nature is hushed in
sweet repose 2 Why- stand` here all the
appear a sensation will bo created, 0 gift, Si
Perfection ie attained in Dr, Sage's Cat-
arra Remedys
(bath'danghtereef lawyers) .r.�
„•
- Oh, Flora ! I have jest received a:'
lovelett0: from my Charlie, and papa for•I/ij
bids the oorree pondence, and I do want so
much to keephis latter,so what shall I do G) ••tFl
, .
to keep papa from gtting Flora-
't why, bSay, I find it the safoet to pat
such secrete In my father's law books �,
:
Tho are nevi" diet z hod there," ' " ;: i -a1 ••
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A Yfl'ee Fight. . 4, &a w
of B-igps' Electric Oil a^i a0
The great that
is such that alias ihducedunprincimed pore . "l"aties
.sone to adopt prornames ao near like it ae 1 ,r,,j
Rs ossible. The proPri°tore of Briggs' Eleotrio
Oil havethe name and style of the Electric 011
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Sixthly, WhystandStates,
all the day__
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registered both'in Canada and the United - tett ._ ,es e Gf°
and no one can use,it,but themselves, "'"1; Y • era se's 1 �&4 ..
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tans?' Why dont you go to work ? Why
Other, hearing of the success of Briggs' Elee. 1■a1 ` t:
trio Oilhave adopted other names similar anoh; ^ ' '_ , ,°':� tin Cf'
-.
waste the nreolous momses
moments in ala ah in-"
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Eclectrio Oil,"Electron Oil," and are i
activity1 B i active I Be
1 Hump
.<'r;
to induce the�.�publIc to `'buy them in- ` tib r• ; _ —,�,,w . u•,rRA , , .a; ',=- =.". _
stirring rstriving
3' ourselves 1 Loosen our joints and et u
y j a g p
stead of the genuine Electric Oil, .- y;c;ly , da se ; -, N.i ,telt',',
i '+.....; d" -: , . u �'ot, Jo'!,. w,�„tutu t !'�Lu P�r�� :ri i d
In incl so cetetmined were they that they � Cg„i• �r� ._ .Wi�n1�'s,f G _.� ” .� '-�=- `
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and dust 1 Why stand' ye hero all the daybrought
idle l
, ,Ns,
a suit at Law, in the High Court of '',..aht Beset till ries,, ,�eturt !., •, -_ .�
Canada, to deprive Briggs & Sons of their right a• ' `°
to control the same • but the Courts and the
The ltiooh;S Infill enCe
upon the ;weather Is accepted by some at
real, by others it Ie disputed, The moon
never attracts iotas from the tender, ace
ins spot. Putnaln's Painless Cara Extrao-
for removes the mint painful corns In three
days, This groat remedy makes no sore
spots, doesn't go fooling. around a' man's
foot, bat gets to baainees at once, and effects
a mire, Don't be tmpeeed agen,leyonbetl-
tutus and imitations, Get "Putnam's,"
and no other: ,
Minister of dgricu{trite at Ottawa
rained their registered trade marwa fully sae
Briggs' Electric oil cures Rheumatism, Mitt. �ZaARGES1'
ralgia Sprains and Brutes complaints arising
from bolds such as Sore Tilrotit, Cough. ant$- THE E LONGEST' AND
ma,BronchitisBreathing,
sears and difficult
a
ball game, H.r?1,J SING
Don't nee any more na 1eeouspnrgatdvee snob
as Pills, Salts, &e., whets you can get an Dr.
Carson's stomach, Bitters, a ti edlolne tllsi And IS lite Cheapest
moves the Bowels gently,olculnoing all itr pun
tilos Rein the�eyetemantrendor;n the Biped ffiANtJ 'AC2TIIRILD
on' e and cool, Great Spring Medicine loots, , . -BY-. e EDaz
Current inn--Gaifl through the ratiidd.
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