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The Exeter Times, 1890-2-27, Page 3Hair Vigor Hair-dresstng. It re - the color to gray hair ; promotes and vigorous growth; prevents the formation cf dandruff; snakes the hair soft and silken; and imparts a deli - este but lasting per.. fume. "Several months ago my hair corn- mencea falling out, and in a few weeks nay head was almost bald. I tried many es, but they did no good. I final-. ught a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor, after using only* a part of theleon. my head. "was tiovered with a y growth a hair. eecommend preparation as the best in the d." -T. l'efunday, Sharon Grove, have used .A.yer's Hair Vigor for a ber of years, and it hos always given satisfaction. It is an excellent dress - prevents the bair from turning • ea mines its vigorous growth, and ps the scalp white and clean." Jaeltse'Went, Mass. bave used Ayer's Hair Vigor for maim the .• rowth of the ham, and. nle it unregnaled. For restoring the 1 to its original color, and for adres.s- . ft eaunet be surpassed," -Mrs. Geo. ever, Eaton Rapids, Mich- yer's Hair Vigor is a Most excel. at preparation hir the hair L speak 't Alga X0Wwn experience. Its use r motes thtlieerowth of new bar and. it glossy And soft. The Vigor is oa euro for daudruff."-T.W.Rowen, O' "Enquirer," MeArthur. Ohio. bavo used Ayer's Hair Vigor for he past two years, and found it all it is resented to be. It restores the natu., color to gray bair, causes liAlee hair grant freely, and keepe it soft and pltaut.' ....Mrs. M. V, Day, Cohoea, N. Y. "My father, At about the age of net idi the bale from the top of his head. fifer Wee itionilea trial of Ayer's, Hair Igor tlto hair began corning, and. In three months, he bail aline growth ot air *Attie natural color. -.P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. I Vigor, Para..ekann PY J. C. Ayer 6; Co., Lowel!, Mai. oldby Ittuggistsaail Perfuniets, BR EAD-MAK ER S ,r3m.a...favw !two an To ONE EXIISMPSel Paltri '3A11g ay ALL ,EAT,Rei Dated "rebrIani7 the lith." "You wish to listen to me? Good; then 1 drops from his magic woad over him lava= Blesthe St. Valentine, his day, . will tell you how, e.ccording to ancient the dreams hovered aronnel hiin lath their That giire a mate chance to say tradition which has been transmitted in our gay pletures-4gain and again he withdrew What shall his state of mind disclose race front one generation to another, we from their gentle influence. 1 As much as though he should propose. : Poppies owe our existence to a very sheen.Then Sleep celled Itis children to him. ; BEAR Main: Fa offer yoathie minute . lar occurrence; for you must not think that Let us flee, lte :Aid, for this malt i', not My hand, but lo !, there's nothing in it. , at the creation of the world we fleWer8 Were wortlar e.,f our eits I And they !led. 'A lien,: But lan fothid to ask witere yours is. . i strewn over the earth all at once. No •, we they were far av,...ty, Sleep took. his Enmeshed my heart by y-mr dear 'urea iS, • , And. wheni Why, deal., at twenty-three . the same then as it is in the epring-tinee:powers had proven so ineifeetive, be thrust a A man is what ho's going to be. •nowadays." •. i it ' 1 • 11 On the 1vand the Meatus "How is it in the spring -time anyway ?" :slay. f,ally hung the gay, airy, little liseturesi :. asked the Tongue -grass, hastily interrupting 'Illtula theY bail intended fm• the man. •: 1:;iglit seeing this; breatimi life into the: - i a that now, for slat ai a ways one of the first n'l IWItl' 34 I'd('''' 1h' i With naught in hand and all to get, • NS itie circumstances. Look at tat Rapping ai Fortune's gat.-aud. yet. • came one after , another; Ana it was about wand and: half in anger, that this time Futuree are actual in one s head, Bet isuess is wait women Wed. clients nor patients, not their fees, Your elave at thri.e.and-tu..MY 1-.. ea Are birds he must leave lu the auehee. 1 t'vt'en, you may hire . eg Daisy about wand, that it unght take root m • t. ..: .. And girls with nineteeivyear-old bluslzes •tier.„ „ i Tile Daisy. who was generally hut littletfalt-11:- ill'emits Le6.nit' avh'''s.tei. iluttcmg , lai my stoyy again. .And listen to, I vould not be reearded and even eoneidered sintple by i -nais is hoW We Poppiee engine -oh • More hopeleeeiy in lOre With you many, clere her eolzein, the Riney. le 18 The story nate tinielted and on every side' In hpite of nil I know, mad see, If:I:were ril.‘lt and sixty4we. ,• 4e:tiered igh'eater advantages of ethenetion, is,' toe newer.; bowed their thanks tO the tar- p- .., . IL It's nothing tbat, 3. MI .I Mal macs a t,,, , , „ . I hat in. higher esteem, veee teeth plenetel and raton. Then inerning began tO dawn.. As Important, but it's off my Mho 1.malktrras.:•e- do that for ottel, Ate shmbl, he Id- : it heteeme light, the leavee tinifurideted Yen soniehow, feelings don't agree to 181 01 bit afterward dOn't ini•erreipt• toe !litlie drepi ,hshicii call Sleep. And the If one must boll and teen it la , lowe*1 to speak, and a. blush such as, is some. *leaved Rose fluttered through the forest and The long year through. to blow the lid 1 times ohs,,r1Ti1 ht this little flower latirosed!str.pried, at everii flower wii101, tiwi Insseds thr °nee helps some, and one may gain her tiny, white leaves. whispering to eavii 14 sad farewell. And Until the ealentlarei italvanee 1 -What harm We leave *lone the Winter tears glistoled 0" a" Ill° 11":":41 Patience therefrom to stand the pain Gives suffering hearts another *bat ee. ! that he bears us poor flowers such a grudee • 0 - ---Ilidwant S. Martin. ; I can nut say ; there 1.4 a walla diversity of THE TIDE AT MINAS BASIN. I Iopinhei on this .41thi01't. lint *hie movie is . w ii,,rw t ri,n,1 t Feet welt lungul certain. that he cati not etedure us and deo; ... a - ." a cr ' i _ "' WHAT THE WOODS ARE SAYRIO. - ant rest moil he has driven ue all from, the Ten. MIles an 110606, Fatly Tale Teltlahlateal from th0 Guitave lae. e - d f ' ' - i earth. But fottunItely his Leila does not 'rig, Bay of Fundy PO=1 a eu,kbn53,_,.„" „ 'fiend, Spring. Now he looks around very' h ' whieh V'e, Atlantic Ocean seeinste cave ieseet a spite, and at regtdar intervals pours in ite Zu Vedette. . eon er. an a t...U' alfil 3,0113•41 our est , , .4 - ')u -v bud, --"1", shed fra:4=',e, gay children whom at persica; he Irld Possibie harm. Take for instauce the harbee ewers ean 1 M Sumener. Having yet neither flower nor the etaelei- care oe'.. a Se. John. In meet parts a the world a tide and wither, *for tlds opinitut however warmly reiennmended to leaf with whieh to weeve leineeelf a eletplet, Ile lei,lee his hair in long, gray veils. Then le, pea.ee his warm, loviag hanti eeftly over the e3rth and ealls and lit.,.•liouri to Ids dal, litigA, of winern Ina oue yet demi t.e etretele forth her heed, for they are still min+ ri;.;/t- ,,,l, so completely hos learele, erieel wiister intimideted them. Nor are these fears; at all groundless ; for it hatiluippenell that win. , .-even wheys We I 44.111:1111t hint far away,- ct erittel and etruck tear Iltege".'s 101 at' head. We are inieteken if we think that the „is": when it„i siegie „me i., „e theli waters vicienly tual with intent to do al widely spread it may he, is teily tn., salitet.:1:3, fr021 6 In 16 feet is quite euiffeient tosatisfy a41 reaenable demands. t Jo11'bo the thie rheie a feet en an trdinary day, awl occasionally varies the luanutony Y pushing the mark up three or fear feet, ne the humor eeizes it, antl I was never etruck o nateh with ca331111P3 Lis my life as wit11 this advance a.nd recceliug of the waters. have deecribett the uarrow gorge through whieh the St. John River is foresal into Oust Bay of Fundy. At low tido, where the water drops into the Lay, there is a fall of some ten feet, the channel being very raugh aud tonal, of our own egottem, whoth nimbi make us believe that everything in nature ie aely fer and that -ill We ere Milo 1.4 per,•etee ottly She outward life of flosrere-- they have no 'inward life. But ae we leave already eaid, thie ie not true, for as every flower has ha 0W11 ehard.dter, as this one is modest. auother ,proud and vain, as this one is gay and. /brilliant, thot one dull and. obscure, 0' ill 1 whatever other way they iillitreS, US by their „color awl N.bits, sit each one 111,.. it s 0331 I, t , ° "e ."1P' s-(114,' 11301-1V; Whelk Ins•se, 11. ye eulkty wishes, dertiree, irimapae, eernewe, reuittely 6211 and levitee slRalalSit isot win iy holaFFahlo for t(-iss',0" 05. ainf,'"''''IP 2,-,e1 -i; inn) heres, but They ,-,re all eee Mee tette iqt.'". 1431 rllow Frait.g, 11,7, wait to -a' aLud ,ft etilile At high water the fall ietue outer way, ke- •141111 itoAT s? *hep an atta,,aa,„,„e_ not ouly eeianity fa,".a, t 1:"1" itletiocee, de: nee,1 viebe. 1 hay faWira into the river. this WW1 the first • for the land of their birth. Inn etieis 2' 114L 'I he Ant when Acle i„„4,,, ,,cltiieg acicl,i, „ i, I owe eiree'l bed eiclaa a river wish the water /1"ti they „,,u1.1 v.art.lt s,;•. 1.1e.:k and deqohLte, taut 44 :311 114.:: flowing fronalt.ilan.uth toward i'41 c,_euree, and w't"14 " 23. fV153•!-i" 1i" 17 f°V.- 11W1110'."410 1,Plm Mr.% ina this cecevery day ia the St. John. One twee, 3.; tee:einem it matte tie Lie it oaaliteerai end thae,111.- hides her head tu %by :far geed effeet of the tide s tide, that when it 15 1 half Alp er half down the river is level with n le :yof one teener., herr, A-3 1..32...:2.13.s of their ea l'bey ate.- free., ear eb ay, ink?. ; fe‘er rather, 401 seen. NIA 1 . Ian Al5Ctiti.t. Ile' 041 43 e 0` %Nis. 1,1 4.0 1 ttet,t fe.• s.atee: ea .3 n, re!. iehe ! 3. the harieen and thea the immolate, number • OW 114 14'4111 114,•liV 1.e. itri 44-33* and a:1 itev tier& r hergee ond other teat, which have at .b• lea:. tee Leta gathered in She river while waiting ler the t ld • 111400 13tes111 b., ;41 .Ze 14111ri rise 21111 fait, ara .14 , to run nieeiy eatelly man createett eee • . nseareireper .404Anton - 4 On ont itieet alfer Ints te a Iv the theout into he'lb john, i; tinder • , . i`t rF0.1t. part tar ebianing, At Mg Arl• 2 - • • • • --------------------------.000. 1,114Slied, tttal when thew 1151431 Sit ; elae 'USW kis I4/144, flowery fiteble, until all thaelewitting le ialee faea eareelopliehtel. Wee 5' 11* :teethe eaai "Weal plot:tree pro -Tuned te es t hen noniel ! !ease:a dtawn its II :ileae.,; eta envie e• a few 0111:,3. the 1*85I31021, 11 a angst ilea. Mit Haat le eleo the eietaia y her fragrance, then ie uot F4405:001 :lain - fire Ideina." ..'sum !PAY 114133g4 are ill the ;Ma the lomipy her etory. "and .11 the erteitent it was inet the vault,. One fiewer env after the other. Itatat the time to whiele my story referee neat of them were already aseerahled, and 11 woe very beentithi an the, earth, for joy haringnty reigned everpellere. Men and aniettla dwelt ptee %Antiy tolgether, anti there was nothing but merry making from morn- ing till evening. But there woe one being, the only one. en the wide, wide "creation," who del not 'share in thie general happinette, lint wandered sadly over the young 0151511 itwas Night. Why was *he sad 1 you ask. W•ell, you see, she was alone itt the world, where every other heing had a companion ; am! is there any happiness if we On not share it? What made it worse, Night felt mere Deed neon: keenly, what she gladly would. !ewe eoneealed none herself, that she was the only being whom the others did not like t appreach lovingly. For however will. ingly-she lightener little lamps, she .could not help holing the beauties of the earth from men and annuals, which elienated them from leen NIlt that they complained about it ti Iler fee; but the joyousneaswithwhich the =truing sun waa greeted, showed eleerly enouglt how little they were attmehed to her. That grieved leer, of -course, for she Was very good and loving, and she covered her feet+ m the' thiekeet of yells to weep unseen over her bitter sorrow. Now, that touched us tenderhearted flowers very much, and as all turned away from her, we tried as much as lay within our power to give her joy, although WO could. do but little to soothe, her grief. But we had nothing to offer except colors and fragrance; and,as to :colors, Night never cared much for them. So we reserved all:our choicest odors. for her; why, there are some flowers -for example, heeperis-who "Oli don't," whispered softly the Forget_ do not give forth their fragrance at all in the daytime, that they may offer night enciali fee, '' , nhildren. ortaiseoweelatlaptedtothilarentbat tffasraerta cares Colie, Conitipatioa, 1 eadieassuperierteaziypreeeription sql",.; etonvoti. ViazitK",..-",,, iilrg.t414442ecleee ,33_ Kato 'nerves, gives eeeeP. Pro= --i- to me." IT, ,ee Altt'261.1, 31. D., • "Coot recomm iniowa 124139, oder4 witttritiuriow Taeds000m neeenatat Cohte.422, Bhbrray Street, Fare. "ili.seeM5inaer GOING TO CALIFORNIA VIA TET ta fo avExte. Lv. . r. Karaso$ Cit. ...... Ar linterainson Ar."frinttlad 111f. Vee. Ar. Albuquerque 41 Barstow. . Af. Is1.-S ate Sae 5 p. tn, Sun ..tert C u .w.cd ' 5 p. M. Mon :Idea t•tir iThor iat Tran p. m. Men Ines: W ,Tkur !!liata ne. Teee ed rier .Pri • On 5 P. an TOQM • Welt 'I'12.Tit Frl lifietO ne. Wei Teter !lire at 1e:45 m. Ofhier ."Peri . Set :San 4.43. 54. me. • Thar Fri !Pet :Sate ' Sore p. Thee Fri !Sat tine You Pt tie cailY lbw Of CAW-LA.1A 0 it •, without Angeles, end yen eave !metre !Eine. ormcni-T4 tlRISWOLine•iT MUM. ae, at. E. GILMAN, Pee Mon Moe Mee eleaga laGa sea rrae, 1Vdbi to Io or Agee; utotn :Kik of <What fined a rufinKtotkoar timid meal Will Pot 1'149 chatter nf the l'ongenagniee, who is the, ea -resat sitztirtko, to* Seelill hematitill iht liffee on a bright meanlight ocia'at the sate - razor die tale lay Rem the bit easing genie.: if a i'rantaut forest and lien Dien sr.* 4 133..49. ea, as many will rattier believe whet* era- :!denly hearal a thoeteatei tiny voiree arise 1 from the tiewere area:mi. Perbeete a gentle' , fairy, In Whoill Illivisliseis4li4r he weathered.: eervice, hall leaued hien her delieate veer for the idol. In melancholy tenee the lieteleeinee .11. 4...- 114'114 0 1.1i pOeill t Ise eitr IliS 11142,i1I101*, who listened ettentively. It 513.8 kii mt usually iisterrupteil, hewever, bythe A eeka, ,clehronique emotethe floweras, 3 Pe til. P.O.Stsmes nfiase tee 11v3rp•oerad, and represents the litraleweof gosip.Nr 15 e Beck tent FREE. thle !Page In? 0 group Of NVild.reees.giggleil tegether .1 evidently met 're lw sure the Blue. mg alrratb., N„ s, over some pleasantry whielt one of theui had he'll watt silent, but Hint 11,1440.1 approviugly all the While tll the etillVerilat 1011 of her neighbers. New, it was quite different with the Quaking -grass, who shook his head con - Mind renamingelleed. Boonsieuened stantly awl would net belbeee a single word in ono reeoseee Toulmoab,,fran ell• of all that he hearil artnuttl him. Now, pans of the globe. Prospectus 11014/Z MOM, dont nit itillitOtalliftTO PTAwhether they hail pinwheel thelistener meth a.. Loisette, 2.1 loth Ave...,,,.ewYmkacemeling to the 4,141 proverb, wished. to , pettish leitee f,ur 1118 rudeness, or whether it is la lamella theme of the flowers, in eltert, the On the North, the Smith. the East and ;justice and unkind treedment of which men the Wed, light is now breaking in on the , are. galley toward the flower:4, Dark Continent, and Britain is the foremost, ; "Oh, dear," exelaimed mournfully a group as ever, in the task. It is almost the last of of Thymebloseoms, "here the clunk foot of the great unknown Was, and it has fallen a man has again trampled. upon 110hle of our to our century and ourselves to open up the deareet sisters." vast ATOM of this huge continent, between "Yes, they do not value tie et all, however one -forth and one.fifth of the superficial area tenderly we cling to theme erclid the culla, of land 01.1 our planet. Shall posterity look tion Pink, who, feud of being observed, held back with scorn on opportunities weasted, her head as high as ever she could on her on duties shirked, on empire and eommer- stem. "Now, if they destroyed us because cial extension thrust into our hands and we are injurious to them, like the Hemlock, thrown aside by us for our rivals to take for instance, I should not mind, but milt. Love of adventure and ditrinar still lives in ing is harder to bear than their indifference the British race. We look back on the in which they do not even think it worth records of the Elizabethan age, atel as boys while to tura their feet aside:, we sighed for those times -of mighty sea kings, of golden Eldorados in America, Mexico, Peru, and California, of Indian pagodas and fabulous isles of the sea ; and round us to -day the same drama is enact - g, the same opportunities offer, and we eed them not. There is ample evidence that these lands yield gold and other lucrative metals; their vegeta,ble and animal products ire rich; the country is not burdened with n over -population as was Indie ; and, above 11, the moral duty devolves on us of sup- orting the men we have allowed to go oul work in these countries -of checking his scandol to civilisation, the slave trade, hich can only be put down by an era of w and order, wielded by au all -potential wer.-Captain F. D. Lugard, m od's Magazine. Vktruture Of Africa.. conversation turned this time upon the in. Editorial Etiquette. \Then the editor is writing, do not bother 'him with talk; you haven't time to take a seat, go out and take a walk; o not rudely lean behind him, of his subject making note, or stand and. view your visage in the shoul- ders of his coat. Beloved Brethren. !" lave this evening been preaching to a ongregation. of idiots," said. a conceited young. parson. "Then what was the reason you always call them 'beloved brethren?'" replied a strong minded lady. The wheel of Fortune. " Jack-" So pretty,' impecunious Sallie Jones, whom I used to flirt with, is the wife of amillionaire, yon say? Bless me, how the wheel of fortune does turn. 1" Bill-" Yes, especially when a pretty shoulders are put to it." A Little Off. .Smith ---Ah, one moment 1 Jones -What is it, Smith? Smith -Yesterday T. took off my hat ton young lady whom I took to be your sistah. If -eh -if it was some body else, please express my regets to yam, sistah. -- "Learn of me," seers philosopher, " and ye shall find restlessness." " Learn of me," inters Christ, " and yo shell.' find rest."- , [Drummond. • day you eon see a tiezea of Owl:do:est me going loadieg d for differeat perts of the world. Tbie, thither maiady comes down the tdt. John raver. I eaw the tido come in around the headland ba M1nee Peoie an 15 15 14 Fiala, erth go' Ing ea. The heat,. di the adveaeing tide is oaued 44a Imo." If ;fon eau *straight wa.0Zef venter eight fest ldgb, end- ing over at tho top, cylvanclna uPou You at tiitheatt woilfatet 14 wileroe tal's111=0141r,wytilatWaillugiron at not the tide means. At the Minaslia iZ2.th13 wall of watereotnes tearing around the .liciadiand liko an expra:is train, Um/ the man w 70.3 down en the flut muds of the bay at thiii tiTne stood a, retuarlaehly good cloaca of neie " leaving the iiande alive. If he got a gem start of the" bore" he :night escape and if he did not he was drowned. Yon cannot fool with the Ude a Minas Basin. It is a play- thing that the native who is acquainted with tha animal avoids, The rite uf the tide at Minas Bantu is forty-five feet. At the extreme head of the Ray of Fundy the tide rises from sixty-five to eeventy-flve feet, and, runs at the rate of fifteen miles an hour. This isnot only the highest tide in the known world, but it is double the height, I am told, of any other knowntide, ine.not; "to hear you talk one would think mon were very unjust. And yet I can refute your charges. Are we not their favorite adornment on all festal oceashme, and do they not always choose us for messengers of their most sacred feelings -of love?" "Those times have long since passed," said. the Sorrel, fretfully. "Do not these htunan creatures in their inflated pride think themselves justified in dabbling in the handiwork of the Creator himself, even in correcting Him when they attempt to imitate us, and to improve on us in those miserable, daubed, paper things? And with what do they adorn themselves now, with us, or with those despicable imitations ? And for Ines - 7.1 cr. r, PC.4172ECIT's. ST. covramiz 110 ALPO, PHOSPHATES, or ane iniunees eateriate. Tood For Thought. There is little pleasure in the world that is true and slueere beside the pleasure of doiug our duty and &dug gond. I am mere no other is. comparable to thisa-iTillotson. Prejudive and self suilleieway naturailly proceed from inexperieme of 1 110 world, and ignorance of mankind.---tAddison. • Prof. LaZardli Saysl ; "A nation is not rich unless it is rich in thoughts; it. cannot be a great nation sinless it is great hs, heart ; and unless it reigns in the department of intellect awl with the intellect it cannot reign in the teemed and the dominion of nations, but will be obliged to serve." 11 their sweetest perfume, and, as is well known, hesperis has retained this habit since that time. However, allthis could not con- sole the sorrowing one, and finally, in her grief, she threw herself before the throne of the Creator. "Almighty Father," said she, "Thou seest how happy all are in Thy creation. I alone wander friendless, lonely, joylees, and =be- loved over the earth, and there is no being to whom I could turn for comfort in my sorrow. Day flees from me however longingly I may hasten after him ; and, like him, every cree- ture turns away. Almighty Father, wilt Thou not have compassion on my sorrow and sengers of love they take us only when they give me a companion. ?" have nothing better; otherwise the lan- And. the Creator answered the prayer of guage of flowers has gone quite out of fashiou, Night. Smiling in pity, he made sleep and they call it sentimental and ridicule it." gave him to her for a companion. Is not the "I should not mind all that,' said the fact that the Creator made him smiling even Lily, "for how can men have any regard ear now seen in this, that sleep is only beloved, our feelings when they do not know them..? 1 that he distributes onlyblessings, happiness, But they should not deny them, where they • and comfort ? are apparent and easily perceived. Just re- ) Night took Sleep in her arms, and member, when the night is over and we -now a very different life commenced for look around. us in the morning light, there her. Not only that she is no longer is always one or another of our companions lonely, but! the heart of all became at - missing, who was either already drooping in , tached to her, since. Sleep, the favorite the evening twilight, or cruelly strippedl of of all living beings, came with her when her leaves by a wild night wind. Then we day hastened away from the earth. Pretty mourn for her and tears fill our eyes. Men soon other gentle beings followed in their SCO this, but without even trying to tunic. train, the children of Right and Sleep - stand us they deny that those drops are a the Dreams. They wandered over the earth sign of our feelinga and. say " it's the dew evith their parents, and soon made friends -1 L TUE EXETER TILIES. 15; 71; OVVrelltittrOliSLy til0a3 lag,14 itne NUN TINS HOUSE FittiOD'S wesweitory Waite 6i Sori,Pro, nrietera, L1476 El 1.01.411=70$1130 r.:;•-•ort.i00, per ti:,10 ealitta. aateeetteeneeelts eleareld .tett eetlateivineet eaedeasday seterntag .......r.., t..-:,w,.litfl Pfeliiiiil el ci DE:::;* A 7 ' TM 1;:iT ida due tees eneacet eva 1,o.4t: t. tr..a,..Ipts, .6 Ais t.401.101.16 .1. ; • *.o, All 37.4r% 012: la4a.I 11.4 134 W311 reCollt ••: i.: .411.64,4Vidiltiell. - ..... ons Iltel4 at rdlurt New*. pait:..hrs. t Ai li' Perscl,:wlif-zaller.; tinaorresplsrlyfront ,I De r .etaeffeeta eeeether slireetefliza ect 5 norae or 4%-.27):..Jor'o.or owette. 'a ?..,1'.;• Lan Sliksivaibo a Dr 1:106 1 ,5 lie,‘,7,44D.1141131 C. ,2 rt:Fir..4 73. 1 11 le 0 oereee. 03118 Lel parer olieetratinuto4. r.0 '1,185 ro.ri all 61I.C4TF.4 Or the publither lri.sy t., -,:t "arae tGa Pill iti at ene!il thee ;4er:um; ib ill f3dits la tIWII et•Nes.t. the r1i.,110 AUltvarits wleother Al rtilpflif ill telian freta tele officio or uot. e la Relit a roe r,at,a7,Tai.ti; DO, ti.10 cult vala,,y by. tee'ltilted ill tile Odell 6.1bere 0.143 paaer 15 Ill1b. 140:0.1, alt4003h t1.30 fatan...,,riber may reside :=1.15ols of molc5 ar:ov 4 The eauri-3 have dvelkleil tbet retueing to 1 'al:o tiowsparer„snr petiodirela from ttEte post. Arito. or rerole cis opt leaving them uneollod C*' CIFI 01115233 facie tavelence el intentionet freta 1 New Zealand, as a matter of fact, is •evan- gelized. Christianity has not failedof emcees in a single island. In India and elsewhere they had to gather the converts one by one, but in New Zealand a movement set in and great numbers value forward ; its advance was almost like a bush -fire.. The munber of native clergy et present laboriug there is quite three times white they had previously been. These are not supported by money from home, but by the contributions and endowments of their own. people. -(Bishop Stuart. D. D., of Weiltpu. pair of he Nast Sr:crest:fel ewe dy ever (WOW orea, as it is eertala in its vt'revn mad. does not blister, Dead proof t,.!.13)1v. KENDALL'S SPAM ME. OM= OPC22412.133 SW=1=4 } BOTO11111,P, or C113912.4136 max Asp 1111221210 Bitra nOrtET.P. SMIWOOD, Nov.20, 3111. DU. B. Z. Zasnits. Co. IX= Sirs: I have aura:ea pureaesea yoneMze MID'S Stavin Clire by the bait dezen tettko, *101214 11110 prices in larger quantity. thinir, It is outs of the beet liniments on earth. I have used It cn my stables for time years. Yours truly, Ms& A. SOPTDSII., KENDALL'S PREJL 13nOcca,r; IL Y., licverabor 13.8. D**. 13. S. V.raneart. CO. Dear Sirs: I desire to 6132 you testimonial 0 my good opinion of 3 our Kendall's Spavin 13313.10 used it ror ntoneteeme. othr --teslus mad. sprcnns, awl have 100110 awls's. ease, corda auerrt commend it to allitsraemer. YoUra truly, A. D. 101311.1161331, Plamazer Troy Laundry Stabled, A Methodical Little Cuss. The modern child is an analyst. The small kid was playing with the scissors and his kindly old grandmother chided him : "You muse.% play with the scissors, dear. I knew a little boy just like you who was playing with a pair of scissors just like that pair, and he put them in his eye and put his eye out, and he never could see any- thing ever after." The child listened patiently and said, when she got through : "What was the matter with the other eye ?" KEMBOVS tD.51IN 61" •• Vo474 tee L. ,e7' eetas SANT, WIliTOOF COUNTY. oare. Dee. 10, 1£63'. Ds.. 11.3, KitillIOALL, Co. 'Gents: I feel 13 18*' duty to say what I have done with your Xendull's Spavin Cure. 5543310 eired. twenty.tive horses that bad ti,iTLost, ten 4.4 intik Bone nine aid-I:no:143.1th 1g liPamst. end seven cf 3.31r; Jaw. Pdace I lotreo one ofyver books and. folivartLi the directions, 1 have ntver lost a- ease of any Mud. YotrrS tril.174 ..1.16816311 T31166311., Eutbe.) Doctor. Made' It Fit Both Ways. Minister -"James, I hear that you wero which the morning mists have spreacl upon with meu who in flow days were also , tippling last week. them." children in their inuocetad. Tariahioner-"Yes, sir, but received This proof of the:injuatice of mankind must Dot alas 1 that soon changed. Passioug bad Pews from my relatives in Colorado -- have been quite conclusive, ineomuch that awakene& ill a man and sullied the purity news of a death tc. fact and I took a little • for a moment none had anything to say. of his heart. Children aTe spoiledto drown sorrow." iereseutly a group formed around a tall, in bad company, and so it came to pus M. ---"Yes, bat I hear you have heal tip - brilliant Poppy a little distance away. 1 that ! some of the dreams became frivolous , piing again this week." had noticed for some Mine that in her violin and deceitful. Sleep noticed this change P. -"Oh 1 that's all right. I had some ity they had laid their heads together and in his children, and wished to cast off good news from Florida, where I had a little took no part in the discussion so little flat. the profligates, but their brothers and xis- property. I heard that it had increased r tering to me. When this pause occurred ters Interceded and said : five hundred per cent. in value and I was so theLilyof the Valley avail ing her little bells, 1 "Leave our brothers with us; they are not glad over the news that I felt I must take eried "Be still, sistors Poppy is going to as bad as they seem, and we swill do our best a little drop to celebrate the auspicious tell us a story." "Keep still 1" "Keep still 1" to atone where they transgress." Sleep con- was heard on every side, "Poppy is going to 'plied with the request of Ms children, and tell a story," and ell listened, for the Reed.- thus also the bad Dreams remained in their grass, too, had just finished his poem. company, who, however, feelstrangoly drawn The Poppy drew herself up 011 her slender to bad men mostly, as experience has proved. stem, looked arotmd, and then bowed a few "With mankind it grew worse and worse. times to her audience. I thought she would Once on a beautiful night a man lay upon first wait to be urged ; that she would plead the fragrant grass and Sleep with his dreams hoarseness and offer at least a thousand ex- had approached him, but sin had destroyed cuses ; but this is robably not yet the their power over him. In his heart there fashiou. among the ewers, for the Poppy arose a tenable thought, m oug o ra- MILL'S SPAVidl 41011E. Price per bottle, or six bottles for gists havn it or can. get 13. 1011 you, or it will, t to any address on receipt 01 3211100 by the pre...-". ten. Da. B. 3. Rents.= CO., EllosbUrghValls;"4 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ere arta IF Fla Sollei 0014 wav.-r3 math I Ota.tat . woichin tbo walid taleceelper evermeadelitere seem 001.0 hunting omit. Iirah iscilos'ond vat's Ilif101te with wcess cieSols 32' Tad rem CNN 321‘110/1 214 te,...iloar con secure owe 0. lesciticr "nth oor largo nil volooldo anftorsioesenent ptes. Item U83310.4%. *3311 a et.. Ali tlo Nt: 4t.11 torIda is taahaw what wooer./ You 1 - Moods wad nriehht 3* and thnol about yon -that stwis4 smolt* tavola:tin wale forus,whith hahle foryonrowboneure sloes*, and thus ase aro straid. Wo pay al/ ext./y*1,03:AI, era. After a atlas ail. if 309 wottil hie, to do to lo no. yea din 013331 (4901 $20 3a 003) pro week rani upsweals. Addreser. Sting, on 4U CO. ISO% *126 Par ALAIN*. KANSAS, TT1XAS, OKLAHOMA COLORADO, UTAH, NEW MEXICO CALIFO R NIA , ARIZONA, OREGON, Apa all poiuts west of the Missour Rive via the Santa Fe Route FROM CHICAGO. For particulars and tickees sie yeur earrst ticket agent, or address t1E0. B. GILMAN, Pa,sseager Agent, 74 Grstwold at, Detroit, Mit& GEO. T. NIOROLSON, General PUS. and Ticket Agent Topeka, Kansas. HOURS 11. ...;,,- 3.," 017.131 MAN. te for goteriptive °automat bOntabaing testimonials from bssdreds of people who hese sowed from d to 0 cords doily. ,000 now ewe ...0 fully USed. Y can be has where there .8 a vacaney. A III 69.11 to Days se,,wr. sent free with each nt •,..„.,-. laiS tor., 'everybody eau tile the to al, o it totter than the 414833 0331 re vii oat it. Adapted to a 1. crossant s ery o who OW DB a saw should 11810 000- o Us Don Wil:Annof AnuroMta Congo. Ask YOUr dealer or write F0D03.1410 SAW1111 0 DIA. MIND 00., 506 to.611 8. 0.091 st., mules°. All• .........-..............., I, the world. Our Slea tfot unequaled, and to introduce ear , impostor gooda we will sandstone to oars 0811203 in each locality, oe aboTe. Only those who write to .4 5* °flee ten snake luso of the °hone.. Alt you hey, 04003 4'3 44o13 returnle to show our good* to those who cell -your neighbors " end thee* amend you. Vie be. AYD..1* shows the smell end of the tole. ginning of this tulvertisament scope. 'P"Ile ;c]:,w105 ciu ,0-109 the appearance of it roduessi to 11 shoat:he ilftiothpart of its bulk. It is grand, doable sloe asas- scope, et large es is easy to earry.Wo else show 708100wpm eon make front 88 to 810 A day atleast, from the etort,wIth- ent experience. Better wsite at 08.0.1:Veiny all <norm charge*, Address. IL lIALLETT 00e 50% 880, PORTLAND, MAStilf, BEST Otte of' the F eueopes n Te event, as it were. He ]Didn't Know It All, After All Yellowly--"Whitely is a very intelligent fellow, isn't he ?" Brownly--" lie pretends to be." Y. -"He knows lots." B -"There's bne thing he doesn't know." Y -"What is that ?" ll -"He doesn't know that he doesn't commenced to tell her story without 40111T trioide. In vain Sleep febook the soothing know everything." ..CA-1..,PEARSON.8c OFR EMD. FPEE!IC WAND LOVE STBRIES, a package of goods worth two dollars to manufacture, and a large ieep Picture Book, that will surely prt$ you on tho road to a handsome fortune. Wiate quick, and send dc. silvor, to help peg bete tage. Mention this paper. Al. W. mairairgr, V ‘rr.sootels, IV. S.