The Exeter Times, 1888-3-29, Page 2Want of Sleep
aentling thouseudit Rote -telly to the
insane eaylem ; and, the ilftetOrs Say Oda
itsenble IS alarmingly on the inereese.
Tee usual rOihetliQs, while tben Man
glire temporary relief, ere likely to do
*tore been). thee good. Wbet is neeinte
es an Alterative anti lalooinpurifier.
Ayee's Sarsaparilla is tecomparebly
the best. It correete tietee dieturbanees
in the oiretilation winch eaties eleepless.
nese, Ogee inereasel. vitality, end re.
itores the nervous eyetene to a healthful
itonaitioe.
Bev. T. G.A. Cote, tweet a the Mass,
Home Missiouary Societn, writ's time,
his stomach was ot ef order, Itis steep
very often dist bel, ana oome inn
parity ot the blood. inenifest ; bat that
st perfect enre Ines obtained by the use
of Ayer's Sareaparille. ,
Fredeeick W. Pratt, 42* `Wesitiegteo
sereet, Boston, " lefet amigliter
was prostrated with nervouts
Ayer's Sarsaparilla -restored lier to
health."
William F. Bowker, Erie, Pa,, was
snared of nervotteness and sleeplessness
by talzing Ayer's Satseparille for annat
ewo mouths, during vends time liie
weight increaoed over twentyspouneo.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla!
'
r Renew:it Ire
Or. J. C. Ayer & Go., 'Lowell, Mass.
Veld by all Druggists. Price $1; Ineles, $5.
YOUNQ FOLKS.
J9zonix,
peneyes wutn Srid, Please, Mb
Brown,"
AR riget, Johnny, How's the baby
eettint along ? You're mighty proua
elapse?"
The boy smiled-, arid aneadianee seemed to
-IAVe fallen upou his fee°. It was a poor,
ohin little fees, but you forgot that when he
atoned he as did then.
a cunnin' little olutp," he old, with
ereve diguity, " Mother thinks it looks
sonee'at Lite men • -
“Au.' you're proud o' that too, / inpoee ;
kah, Johney
lien anomant the boy did eot reply.
Thee louked up earnestly in the kindly
face leaning over the counter towerds
40d Said Mother seems glad o' it ; but
I wish it could look more like elm Gregeey.
Eta nice to look at a feller euoh as him,
Someway you non't feel like pityie'
net° to be pitied;' •
Jim Gregory Was the etch grocer's son;
he was weltd reseed, well-fed, welnedueated.
There was eeery reason. to 'wish the new
baby to look like him, seve that one glance
et &ninny's face die you more good, thee
at -week's atudy of Jim. Nevertheless, the
baker's wife, poor as ever was Job's fabled
turkey, but with a inert that her husband
of teetotaller was quite too big for, her little
bodyad the big world, felt at keen sense of
pain as she looked into the pitiful face 'raised
to hers in the early morning lieht thee.
atruggled through the windows frouthig the
narrow dirty street.
This good womenn heart ached for the
boy who wished lais bother looked more
Ike a weinfed baby, aud whose smile was
like the smile of angels, the firmly believed.
She didn't answer him, for A customer was
entering, but she just wrapped up a loaf of
her beet tread, and some cakes • "for the
baby," and poured a little milk into a pitch-
er, and sent them up to the halestarviiig
mother we() hired a room on the top floor of
the same building, turning from the half-
eeger, ball ashamed lad to her other custo-
mer, that the boy ehould not offer her
thanka.„,
Life hen teocene a hard thing to the
Greens.' Mrs Omen had been able to sup-
port herself and johnny by sewing up to
the time her baby was born. Her husband
had been killed, by a fall from the sceffolding
of building on whieh he was at work as a
bzieklayer anatimeswereconsequently pretty
hard just When the new baby came. Johnny
bad been kept at school until quitexecently,
thoughblemotherninknowntohitaewhatwill
pet a mother doter her child ?—had. many a
time gone -without food during his absence
that there might be enough for the night,
mad Johnny not know how things were.
Bat lately he had had: to stay at hozn.e to
help hia mother and do little errands to
keep the ga.unt gray wolf from the or.
So they struggled along, ecarcely know-
ing where then- next meal 'would come
from, even finding it hard to have any
Tne light was briebt as coeld be in the
tne Wbadow ot. the laeleery jolnuty
reeelted. •the deer Mrs. Breten 'Wee tie the
deer
ad beemaecl halt in as Int Wee Passing!.
"It's ceid nights" heM4; ae he outer -
tend. Someway. her eyes looked aa though
ithe had noels. crying. There was a quiver
it'arefre.1ohuuie ba full of l; lefidlee, end
his eager faoo feirly 1M011e above them. Be
needed brightly. •
" Yelem. . See ,I'vo brought einnethin'
far the baby. Weett he be peemed ?" Be
held up the atice of peppermint as thOugh
it were the richeat gift the world afforded.
Be 'ensiled feom sheer glad-beartednefle,
" Mother% be taprinea too, Won't elle, 'Mrs.
Drown?
The good soul nodcled, She was peat
speaking, ,ehe teld her tiusbane efterwarde.
To see that boy, with hie eeger face ad
laappy heart, and know that ehe had to
darker, the pleasure, was almost toQ nuch
for her. ,
" They're splendid, &nanny," the said,
scarcely knowing what to oey. icArie I
Just know whet your etteinMe eay, It
weuldn't be her if she dide't,"
Johnny nodded. , He knew, tete The
smile Itt up his face as be anewered for, her.
"God give 'em to use she'll say. I know
it, anal like ter hear hex' say in She says
things so nice, you know." t ,
• Yes, she keew. She drew the bey to-
wards her, and laid her browned area rouna
his neek. _ „
" Johnny," she said, and there wes sortie -
thine in her voice and face that retruelt
chill to his gladness, "Johnny, if God at 50
geed to us all, and gives us what, knowe
we neetn'do yon think be would clo anythieg
to hurt us needlessly ;"
Be shook his head, Be didn't enow why,
but he tould not speak. A weight seemed
to fall upon him and shut out the light of
3"/ our mamma -told you that Mee tline
TEM .EX W1T,
•
riEALITEI,
Hygiene+
Dry Indian meal wilt melte the hands
white.
It is said that powdered borax in weter
will render the face Alld hO,OS.10 EUX30001,,
A mixture of eharcoal and honey in the
coneistenoy of paste inebee en admirable
deutifrice,- •,
Eittiug and drinking very cola or very
hot eubstances is very injarious, both to
teeth and etonzateln '
• Sage tee is the beat solution known to
peso nit heir teem falliog out liathrate the
• scalp with it, every day,
The right side Should be the position
chosen for sleep, es it aids both digestion
mud circulation of the blood.
his life. •• .
God would come and 'take lier up' to ehe
beautifel country where helivee, and etheie
Ispublisned every Thursday morning,at tbe there. is no'need of food and olotheze, and,
. . where no one has 'care, or sieknewe or—
e
11 NIES STEAK PRINTING HOUSE .He needed no further wordas He strug.
eta out ef ter arms and faced her. The
The teeth eleauld bruthed after every
Meal, and ,the back teeth require more
brushing than those in &Mt. '
Coictfood and drinks increase a teedenoy
to cough seal so ahould not be indulged in,
by people with. bronchial affections.
IrCeJa-s bre et,uearly, a; 'posits Fitton's Sew elery
eitare,maxeternantebee 'Oho White it Son, Pro- ;rugoppione after another
• electors, ,'• from his arms, His face was white as
•• a 4.2'us or KovuriTterqo : ,
First insertion, per line ,............. ...... .3.0 cents. aea,th, his li a were set as it is not teell for
Each suh,sequeatinser Vim ,per line......8 cents . a, child's lips to be set. One would not
To Insure insertion, !advertisement, should think of his smiling.
•be sen tin notlater than. Wednesday morning . .
"Mother is dead, Miss Brown!" ,
netet„ , His voice too had changed, --changed like,
f the largest and best equipped. iu the County
. •
To prevent an ingrowing toenail, out or
scrape a groove down the center and
pare the enele eff square. Never out ,the
fiides.
Onr,TOB PRINTING DEP VitTNIENT la ono his lips. It was low and very quiet.
"She is, Johnny."
Harm,. All work eetraetea to us will reeeie Thero was no :softening of the news. The elight interval for exerctse a1101 the mea
ur -prompt attention, lad's fae.: kept back all that You •must He also .advisee that each child have beOt
e
tell hten the pimple treth as he had elways by itself. •
.
Kerosene oil is a aplentlid reniedy: for
croup, and claildren do riot oblect to talking
it. It rand beeused with cairtion,e how,
The little dotteaaveils, setononlywniti
))3; Wemen, are a frightbul soutte of tye
diseasesand often of heaeaclae and dieellaesti
thR well.
.fieh to the brain worker ie due eireply to the
fact that it contains, in smaller prorer-tion
then meet, thee meterittle which, taloa
abundantly, demand. omen enyetoele labor
for their complete coneumption, and which
without this producing au unhealthy een-
elition of body more or Woe immoveable
with the eaey and active exereine of the
functions of the brein. Fish is lees eatiefy-
lug to the appetite than the flesh of either
animals or birds, as it continue a larger pora
ttott of water.
One experimenter found himeelf weae ened.
by fish diet, ana he etates that -pereone are
generally debilitated by Lent diet. When
tockeye are preparing for the races and
wieh to reduce theie weight, they are
placed upon doh diet. • Se much for current
notioeie that cause flee to he esed as an ar-
ticle of genera.), diet soda to be wholesome,
z
A new methoe of arresting a hemorehage
from extraotion of teeth basneen discovered. It islay a compress of pleeter of Perla
to the bleeding oavity.
Provide a good eponge and crash towels
for rubbing in the bath -roma, aloe a little
corn meal in a dish, as many prefer meal to
snap when wishing the hands.
• The leaves of the horseshoe geranium are
said to be an excellent remedy for cute or
abrasions of the skin. • Bruise one" on two'
leav'es
td apply under a linen cOMICireela.
A Pies for the Invalid.
The impulse to immediately visit a person
who is ill has its origin in kindness, and while
often helpful in provincial localities is on.
ceisionally so in the city. But there is need
niter all of a good deal of reform ie. this line,
and there 10 a need for even physiciene and
nerses and the invalid himself to better un-
deretend titan nothing is so injutions to a pa-
tient as seeing a number of yeople. The mo-
tivepromptbag the vieit 10 0000 the lesngener-
°vented kindly that it it+ a mistaken ninciness.
Especially if one who is ill is of a uervous
and impreseible 'temperament the presence
of any one beside the newest and most faxen..
tar friends is enough to aeriously injure him.
The vitality and personal magnetism hi eae,
ily exhauoted when one is below the unlit
level of his energies, -.and the . visits 'of
acquaintanoen are a severe tax on the
strength. An ingenry made of the servants
to know if tints eau be of use or if bis cone
patty i s ,desired, ise a remore defieetely thought-
ful then a precipitate call into the Invalid's
room, if the approaches are ungarded, when
he is defenoelese againet any ,the.nce ietrud-•
er. The exha.ustion of nervous vitality bes
the presence of any save the few nearer
friends of one tylio IS ot indisposed, is
la thiug that should be sedulously guarded
:against— A. clergyman living in a country
parish, reterning from an absence, found his
The First Symptoms
Of all Lung diseases teeth the earne ;
toveriehnese, less Of Appetite, sore
throat, pains ie the chest and back,
beadache, etc, In a few der you luny
be well, or, on the other imod, x1:27
be down with Pneumonia or " ig
Consumption," Ilun no risks, but begin
immedtately to take Ayer's Cherry
Pectorel.
Several yawn ago, James Birchard, of
Dance, Come, was severely ill. The
doctors said he was in Consimption,
and that they toold do notheng-forlam, • -
but advised him, es a last resort, to try
Ayern Cherry Pecteral. After taking
this medicine, two or three montee, ho
was pronounced a well man. His health,
remains good to the present day,. e
J. S. Bradley,' Malawi, Mass., ;lents
" Three winters ago I took a severe cold,
which rapidly developed auto Bronchitis' '
aed Consmaptiou. I was so weak thee
teoillelanot 3b.131).,, Was. lunch, emaciated,
aml coughed incessantly. consulted
several doctors, but they were poweie
• ente, and all apnea that I was in Con-
sumption At last, a friend brought me ,
a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
• Prom the flrat dose, . famed relief.
TWo bottles cured toe, and my health
eince been peeled."
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
RREPARED
Dr.i, nyer & Cote Lowell, Mas.
Sold bY all DreggiSts: • Price $1,;. six bottles, $0. •
. . ' .
How Lost Hovwt. Restored
Suet published, a new edition of Dr. Oliver.'
andagsa atx ,v.coicatehileawr,aht esi no het htlehs Erseae.t ea,i0Tsi hat ;el sh:aael.regb :tan c6s pa tali, cro, tebto offei fesernee see her liege:nes. f:no oditinhi a:111:v iaidrut lahtshhhat, her. At ;As hkaeefutsehlsi del .3breeir eko:psgii , en". ri!:ratilio: es :ye° Ilibeitr:a i:eendot re author.
acyi inty7ihe idtsic:c de d.::: ilbriy:eileeecuee :se: aogyr:
risk of early indisaretiona
nearly demonstrates from..11. •thirty years' successa
chief agent in effecting these geedareselfe.
ibathsolutely- quitan s e nature
cl thus 1 t' have ,..-ctice, that the _slam tug consequences of Sell.
abuse may be ralleally cured.; • pointing out a loodo
A prominent physician discouregee thei, in
see opportunity to build up .the wasted en- of cure at once simple, ,certalv and effoetual, by
practice of putting children ea, bee entails.. orgies. The , physician and nurse carried meOWO Of WhiCh cl'orY toirer:1 Po matter `Ara lis..
Seltzer water is a new remedy foe lautiza
after tupper. He advises that they heve' . . •
•out this plan, and her recovery was•Tatia eonditiond
vately an 9.w/unity. • •
may. be., may cure umse sp
porarily indisposed, aefferis More the yolffuthlainidiaeleveetruyrra"or AllnidtImb,lantict.th! e•Y•e'rY
8,nd genume. laritglid, Or persen tem -
visits of witilmeaulng, but thoughtless •per' Sent under seal, ina a' plain envelope, lobes' od'
sons, thanis often underatood• dress, postnaikoit receipt of four. Pent's, .or two
Decisions Regarding
•
Nevve-
papers. He turned aside and laia the, bandies on Ventilation is a provision of :feature too.
often abused. Every sleepine room shoult#
told others. .
Any person who takes a pap erreg the connter, then went out of the reom and have its windows open an hour every morn-.
ne post -office, whether directed in bis name or
ularivirorn
up the steepttairs. ing arid all the bed dealing lave open to thit
•
• The woman did not follow eim. There air, where, if poesible, the sun can ehine on's
another's, or whether he has subscribed or not
ts reap onsible for payment. ,
Was that in his face that forbade it, Her teem
2 If a pers on orders his paper eiscontinued
"en
postage stamps. Address • ,
•
THE ZULVERWELL MEDICAL CO
A Contretemps.
41 Ann Street, New York.
4580-ly
se Young French girls are ,usually quite
- Po t Offiee•Box 450 •
• motherly beart Yeas aching foe him, but she a equal • to any condition either of good ,
t nrode, Chapped hands, milling from -exposure
fortune in which they find. themselves
he inuatpay all airears r40 publisher may
and then collect the whole anioeuor, 0, "But the Lordel care for him betteen too sudden change of' temperiture whelne
moist with perspiration may. be cured witte 'tg, extract some substantial advantage from
isoutinue to sena it untie the Timm could give him no earthly ennifort yet. a
enut -ivb ether, ., placed, ,
"'and no doubt this lady will manage .
tit uitmay be. me she sail to herself, and the prayer that
3 in Suits for subscriptions,." but keeping up brave hearts cold cream, lard, catnnhor ice or spermacete
the paper is taken from the oilio n I, . .
isaititutedintho place where the paper i p -13
a s .s ti- , "next meal ,
t` up - horn her heart Was Vender and the notoriety 0, very peoulier accident has
°side and wonderful faith in, the love and power wer. . ---- ointment. ycerm i _
GI ' e le frequently wee . bine
fished, although the subscriber may r er sudderily ' rue upon . her. „
tb t h But Mane
hundreds of miles avraY- . i - .•., to 41 . • ,
• . , Johnny's mo erle . time, en e gem etee
true. • does not egree with all people, and benne:. e - r I- 't 2 " y ung lady, its it:0
th had.d* d of overwork 1 the Ilainmetion * et°41" , . el ;
. e nn a Annan o
of the good Father whe never needlessly aif.
t The courts have decided that ie nnrrost. meta. .,., and•starvation, the pa , . ---- - ' ' 'a"- ''V" e in ' .'' '''' bout the' stiengest phght. of Any gie *nee
4,ake newspapers or peliodieals from thei papers sald and they
Art Johnny now entered the room•wien Among antidotes for. poisens ordinate,.
office, or ramie -Ong and learvin g them nue .,
ailed told the truth, though not •quite all the . . . .
for is prima facie evieues -- faced woman lying on the bed in the cerner truth" There is a ratan in the city to day raustereis the best snd cheanest emetic, agO,
clof inteutionalfrand the things Airs. Brown had sent, the gentle -
Q tureed her face with a ensile towards hersilewarm water is ofteneffeative. . Met
Who could tell you if he wished than
Zxet ev But QUesr u0P, bOy, 0,4 though tg cleeer him with her love through all his.struggles to make a way for calmpaid should be sought immediately in e
_patipsoe. rofhydrate of chloral er,other.anmeene., • b
himself and the boy whom he so tenderly cages of oisoning, When laudamm,
thIngEi 'Wee ought about bY a ' blunder ate
the world began. Although a young woman
niorally and physically and in point of fact,
the is legally a young man, liable to military
service and to the ordinary responsibilitiesof a male citizen. This awkwardstete of
and
o n loves and cares for the memory lives and will live so fog as fife in him pima last; of, tee theeorm,
beeete ta,keen: cane eshooln tie Wilmidi .
. „ - - • • ' sloe - sae, repstration °kola's at her birth, wlede
have it roa,...y 10 just a minute.
Ct Women Th" gane far hof to Keep he pa lent rom going P. et her tame was en ere as
t L uie" instead
They boy nodded,
a or mother. 'Min Brown give me a little milk starved herself, that he might have feod.
• o Louise." Courievently; in the eyes of
Butoh_er General De • to go with the bread, so yon. anal have a There is that in his face that eteettla of a Little blocks of ice given to /ever patietits
nice tun o' breadan milk for your 'break. are numb more grateful t .. the Republicei she is M. Louis Felicite, a
of water. The sufferer desires the °olden Inenetilthe °131 d ° •
then frequen drin
f the State The bhtnder
hidden eatery, and the beauty of his smile is
the wonder of many, but not even. the hei of
his love quite understands the depth' of his
sorrow. • ,
' Bet those who are sick °rain trouble know
of this men as even his dearest friends do
.not and never can know hum;, and who
should I tell?
SANDS Or --
fast. That sounds good, don't it? ,Aln she quench the burning fever, and the, chilleof was not discovered until yesterday, when
Custom:3re sunPlied. TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP IVILL BE
OEIVE PROMPT 'ATTENTION.
PENNYROVAL WAFERS.
has ha a life tong experience in
Prescrixtion of e nhysician who
treating female diseases. Is used
monthly' with perfect success by
over meneladies. Pleasant, safe,
effectual. Ladies ask your drug-
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers and
taken() substitute,,or lnelese Poem
age for sealed particulars. Rohl by
all drun.ists, ti per box. Address
THE EUREKA. CHEDUCeL CO.. Demote, MeV
zee Sold in Exeter by J, Bitiviling,
ed. Lutz, and en druggists. • -.
staked after the baby tete" cold water lasts only while it remains in tine Mdlle. Louise, accompanied by her mother,
ragged 'bedding and the bare . room, sheis that it melts into len thaa itS frOzen bilk and neteliblieh the banns of her approaching
seemed an angel staying there just to guardand is much less likely to overload a week marriage. - The unexpected discovery,of her
her boy. stomach than repeated. draughts of waters, regal Sex win, of Mine, defer the happiness
of the expectant bridegroom for a little
"Mrs. Brown is like the widow in the while, as he cannot lawfully marry another
of oil with the stranger." • man. A epeeist injunction of the Civil
Tribunal will be necessary to restore the
Good Book, Johnny, Who shared her cruse
enced Mre. Brown. or girl to her sex, arid make ber eligible
"Yes,' said Johnny. He rather reier-
Again thewmaii emitted. Like Johnny's mouth, while the effect of the ice remains presented herself 8,t a motyor's office in Paris
her smile was a revelation. 113 spite of the
much longer. Another advantage ot the tee to et a copy of her beptismal certificate,.
A`Oure For Poverty.
The other day I asked the millionaire
senator from California, "Row would you
abolish beggary ?"
"There zs only one way," he said. "Dry
up the tiource—abolish the conditions that
makebeggars. To try to cure poverty by
sweet charity its like trying to stop a hole in
your roof by mopping up the puddles that
gather on your floor." •
I asked him if he would specify the CO32-
&dons.
"Yes," he aaid, "I can vaguely indicate
them.. Let me say, in the first placenhat it
isnot millionaires that cause poverty. • No-
body is worse off because the Vanderbilts are
worth $200,000,000. If they had not the
wealth it would not exist 'at all,• .14 is only
in those communities where millionaires ore
possible that the average citizen has enough
latest, Now, what ceuses poverty?
1. Ignorance of how to save money. I
found begears in California. in1850, when
any man could go out with a tin pan and
earn $5 before breakfast. Wetan by work-
.
He knew it would pain her to tell her mg three hours a day a man could maze his
board and clothes, there were always shift -
he wished this, but horsiest tell her
the tenth or nothing. His mother had taught lent creatures around whom the rest had tit
him that euppert. It is the same way now. • The
/ soil is wonderfully fruitful there. Merely
" I didn't mean to say it, mother.
, 20,000 men produce all the wheat of the
didn't realty," he burst out suddenly.
Value of Rest.
There is no better preventive of nervous
exhaustion than regular, unhurried muscu-
lar exercise. If we could moderete our
burry, lesson our worry, and increase our
open air exercise, a large proportion of nerv-
ous diseases would be abolished. For those
who can not get a eufficient holiday thebest
substitute is an occasional day in bed. Many
whose nerves are constantly strained in their
daily vocation have discoveted this for them -
801V084 A Spanish merebant in Barcelona
told hieniedical Inan that he always went
to bed for two or three days whenever he
could be spared. from his business, and he
laughed at those who spent their holieleys
00 toilsone mountain%
One of the hardest working women in
England, who has for many years conducted
a, large wholesale business, retales excellent
nerves at anadvanced age, °tering, it isbeliev-
ed, to her habit of taking one day a week
in bed. If we can not avoid frequent agitzo
tion, we ought, it possible, to gine the ner-
vous system time to recover itself between
the shocks. Even an hour's iiechision after
a good lunch will deprive a hutried, anxious
day of much of its injury. The nerves can
often be overcome by stratagem when they
refuse to be eonttolled by etrengeh of wilt,
" Baby3s gettin§ on finely, Johnny. Come
atid see him. He 11 be •a feat baby, I think,"
• Sho was saying tlais to comfort Johnny, and
he knew it. He tried to laugh gayly, but
it was a faint laugh, after all
CC Mis Brown siid she s'posed I was proud
to have you thiek the baby looks like me,'
"1 will be proud if he does look like and
is like you, my dear. Did you tell her so?"
" No in, I told her"—and then irohnny
sto He had not intended to tell his
mother this.
"What did yen tell her r Mrs. Green
smiled at the thought. She was quite sure
Send.10 cents postage .,
fresa royal, veinal:4i of the answer. Johnny was such a good
and we will
smnple box of go oda son,
money at once . tha n anYtilior emit America • '' Why , 1--tola her,"— irrohnnY 'had never
Bothsexes of all ages can live at home and
'Work in s p aretim o or all ths time; Capitil Practised deceit—tc I told her I wished he
notrequirad. Wo 'will start you. Immense looked more like Jim Gregory."
et Go . nor 0 elle Me int,• •
that will put you in the way of maltins wee " Wt aid you tell her dear ?"
pa,7 or those who start at Mee. Wriss.off " Why dear ?'3
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Tone =4 Quality
CATALOGUE6 FREE,
BELL & CO, Guelph Out,
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C. & S. G-IDLEY,
UNDERTAKERS !
Furniture Manufaourers
set down the cup in _which he laad been
• State and export 1 000,000 tons of it every
s
shyly.
.rish 4211 Artiole of Diet.
breaking the bread and aweut to her hail thresh and eek wheal, al an expense
year, and yet thore are beggars, We can
She clrew him into her arms as only a of one aid,a-half cent per 100 pounds, note- At this season of the year, when nail iS
mother will, and leaned her head tenderly toes cost onlyhalf o cent a pound, and flour largely used as an article of food, often in
' t his is only $4 a barrel, and yet there is mint, place of meat at the usual table meals, 'we
' ,An important came is unthrift. People do find it creeping into the list of articles on
• d. h • k Becituae -fish fur.
—A FULL STOCK OF—
Farniturel 00ffileS, caskets,
eVerything in the above lino, to meet
immediate wants.
We have one of the very loes
Hearses in the County,
A,rid .Funerels f ureisbed rola oeueueted
extremely low prieet.
gmBLE3de T
cc Never mind, dear. Just tell me and
you will feel better."
He knew that he would. He • was only
thinking of her.
" 1 wished it 'cause—'ca,use then he
wouldn't he so thin nor hungry, you know,
dm
01 not underetand economy or practise It as an t e ie
most every rieh man has had to do at lime nish nitrogenous 'matter with a little oil and
time in his life. I really believe that there a fair amount of saline matter, we are all
would be beggars in the world before night well acquainted with and believe them to be
if VO gold peaces were to be own broedcast °lasted among the light form of diet, easily
/nether, l'm glad—ever so glad—be
as a wife.
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80 years iv. thoudands of cases.
Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervous
Weakness, Emissions, impotency
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Six packages Guaranteed to Cure when all others
Fail. Ask your Druggist for The Groat English
Preserigilon, take no eubstitutn one package
Enormous Cargoes of Opium.m six se, by mail, Write for Ps.mphlet. Address
Opiusmuggling along the St. Lawrence letireiett Chemical Co., Detroit, DUD.
tame in after the opening of the Canadian Yfor sale by J. W. Browniug, 0, nate,
Pacific Railway. The town of Victoria, on ilmoteir, and all druggists.
Vancouver Wand, is supported largely from
the profits realized by importing houses that
are owned by profesatonal smugglers. The
merchants of that town do not disguise their
business relations, but boast that they can
hoodwink United States Custom House °fa-
cers 'without any risk. One week I saw
three ships arrive at Victoria loaded with
nothing but opium. You may imagine the
value of such a cargo when a piece of pre -
Ricca opium only the size of a pea is suffi.
ment to satisfy the hardest pipe hitter. The
stuff is treated by the local. Chinese, and
then sent out to different points along the
American line. It goes up Puget Sonnet on
fishing Smacks., and then amens' Washington
Territory down to San Fratensco. New
York, Chicago, St. Louis, and other large and in all mattera of public poltoy our emu -
eines are supplied indirectly through agents try first.
who are stationed at pont a from Duluth 4. Pron. pt and absolute prohibition of 11 -
down to Ogdensburg. These frontier re- quer traffic, as the objective Point of tem -
°elvers are known to the trades but the perance legislation, in the meantime honest
magnitude of the bueinese cannot be eitagr and vigorous enfdroement of the &oft Act.
gerated. • and of all other laws for the repression of
every morning, and so distributed that every digested and full of a vital Menai that
look like me," with a udden burst of elo-
man, woman and child were certain to get could not be gotten so pure and whioh is so
•
Tweets, " only --only I don't want folks to "2. rh,, Bale and me of liquor. AS long frora any other substance; therefore it is re -
readily appropriated by the netvous system,
ssome.
pity him." as there are ten times as many saloons in commii
ended as an artcle of food for the sick
.
She und e rstoodperfectiy. She lifted oP this country as there are of both churches and convalescent It is of doubtful propriety
his quivering little face and kissed it. Her
. and schools, and they are mainlyf3Uppor e t d making it a sole article of nitrogenotte food
* in the ordiniery line of diet, great care
eyes were shining. Her face was eau tx .
"Never mind, dearie. It was jest like
your unselfisbnese to Wish it. And we
kilow, deet- '70, that Godwilt look out for
baby 'brother as well as he has for us, and
not let him went for anything it will be
well foe him to have, We miust be breve,
Johnny ; that is what pap% said, you know,
toad juat do the best we ea». You are
hungry now and so am 1 ; let's heve our
breakfast."
She lambed and made him laugh ; and
by-and-by baby woke tip and had to laugh
too, to see bevy joking 'repelled end dressed
him under merman care ; and 02o:rabbitry
went out to look 1oe }something to do es' he
was in the habit of doing lately.
It was Saturday aftetriooin aed mescals
Were boy getting out their Orden ; so John -
by bactli't MuCh trouble to get errands to do.
It was late When at last he started for honie
with provisions for the tiext day and e nine
sweet stick ef calla!, for beby. He was in a
hurry too, for he knew MS mother Worried
about hitn when he was later thee usual;
hat he laughea even as he hurried along, foe
wouldn't elle be surprined When the eitw holiday gifts may be of the attracteve end
DITITIMAT Somelee what he had brought ? elaborate sort. "
by the very. poor, the entrees of misery are
,pretty obviouie •
shoulabe exercised when ordered for the sick.
It is said, even at tlie present day,
that fish eating people are ill nourished, and
in eastern countries are particularly litible
to become leprous, "I am inolitea to think
that if this be so it must be met With it Ouch
poverty, as prevents the inhabitants from
obtaining a proper variety of fieah food and
vegetable, showing to my Mind that it is
not deeirable tbate fish (should be the only
kirid hitrogenous anhbal food oaten by
any ono; and ftirther, fina that if Milk
toad eggs be addea thereto the vigor of Buell
persona will not ne equal to that of the heal
eating peraexis," saye Sir If, Thoinson.
Fish is looked upon at a therapeutic feed,
for we find it particularly recommentied in
dieeasee of the nervous system atid con.
valescence, from low fevers, brain workese,
neurastheitics, andthe wbole line of allied ain
ortlera, in conSequence of the widely toitertain,
cl belief thee; oettaite cettaiti eleniente
" 3, A lack of manual training. This lot
need is moot seriotzrs, - If so many people
could be taught trades that the entire pro-
ducts of thia country were doubled next
year, the wagee would be doubled, either in
inMease of motley received or in the smaller
oost of the necessitiers of iife to be bought.
More capable Wiled hare:la—that is one of
our greatest need. My great hope is in my
university, which I wish to build iso tall and
deep and Wad that the rudiments of every
usefel tracle ana occupation may be taught.
When everybody knows how to do some
difficult and useful thing, poverty will
rapidly diminisb."—Pialtidetplacc Pats&
A heW toe is found for large antique shoe
buekles and young Is,dies who can fortun-
ately command a eouple Of those heirlooinen
wear tbein at the throat and beltof the Fed-
eral vests.
Weer platters and little dishes of all sorts
are "Vety stylish old make a charming thove
en the dinner or Inn& table, Wedding or
, .
Platform of the Paohibitioniste.
The Prohibitionists are movino in the di-
rection of forming a new and separate polit-
ical party.. The following provisional plat-
form has been drafted, and it is proposed to
have a convention in Toronto to aoriskler
and amend, if necessary, iti'different pro-
visions a.--
•
1. Righteousness and f,ruth in public af
fairs as well as in private bueiness, and no
compromise with wrong.
2. Equal rights for all creeds, elastics 8,nd
nationalities, but exclusive privileges to
none. '
8a National sentiment, nationol literature
P. D. Armour's Balance Sheet,
Phil Armour surveys his varied affairs by
the ail of an account book, six feet wide
when closed. Opened, it stretches from one
end of his little private office to the other.
It is a novelty itt the line of stationery. Mr.
Armour doesn't, carry. it around. with him,
nor does he even hive it on his desk. But
when he Comes to look at a summary of all
his different interests, he ean at it glance on
a single pege of thie very broad book see the
balances taken from a entre of different
lodgers. The book was devised by the Weill.
ed accountant who a few years ago had
charge of the Armour office, Its purpose is
to save the millionaire the labour of going
from one ledger to another to find out how
he donde at hie banks, at his p!ielting
houses, in his speculations and els inveati
meets,—[Chioago Herald.
Eiiglish Footballers for Australia.
The Rugby foothell team which Will leave
England tor New zeoltbria 9Aid Auetralio. gni
Thureday eent will consiat twentnaene
player% representative of each portion of the
United Kingdom, and although the claims
of businees and the length of the tour pre,
elude several eery clever exponents einder.
taking the trip, the tont will bevery power-
ful, The bforthern Division will meet at
Notthighean the day before %tiling item
Londoe, end it banquet in the niOtropolis to.
orrow ovenhig 1 on the earpee A
SIlI Whioh adapt it in an espemal manner to le. 'lengthy progroutne has been areituteed zn
',levant tfle brain aeditetvotie tyetenn givs Now Zeeland and Aestrelia, but nothing is
ing it the vital essenee ef life, and SO tit, yet definitely known am to Shrewbury's
support mental labor. - There is no founact- teetions, Red, white and blue will rottenly
tiCaa whatever for this view, 'The value of be the colors of the tro.vellore,
vice and 'intemperance.
5. Retrenchment and economy in public
expenditure, with the view of teaming our
enormous national debt.
6. Manhood suffrage,. with educational
qualifleation e that is, a vote to every free
man of legal age who can read and write.
7. An extension of the franchise to win
men.
8. An elective Senate.
9. Civil service reform.
The meeting to conaider this was held
Oh the 21st bat.
• An Outward Betmd Bridal Oetild\q‘
Mr. llewtie (on the tour) —"Inniserney
dear, you look pale and vrorried. What is
it, love?"
Mrs. Nevrtie—" Oh, nothing, lone,"
Mr. Nevetie--" Noe homesiek already,
Nowtie—" Oh, no, not it bit, (Re-
luctantly); I Was itiet Wondering Whether
that etupitl looking 'reporter would ispell
e tulle ' right deaoribing the weactiog.'
, Count Tolstoi, the Intienian Minieter of
the Interior, hies introdeoed o bill providing
that peasaut proprietors shall be prohinited
from selling the land which was allotted to
them whet, az zierfe, they were emancipated
ie. 1861.
/here have been littely several important
hcangee in the ciermau aemy, Count Wald
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erect), formorlyNou Moltket sebstifette, hen
bees -replaced in oorranand of the Henoverian
rattily corpet and aosUht HaSeler, one of the
best strategista in the manly, has succeeaea
him. tentet Illamenthal, thief of the Crow
Prince's staff hi the Franeo.Pruaaion war,
Will retire on accottot tif op.
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