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PERSONALS.
• The fluke of Pahnetta •s Portuguese noble-
aneet, hes oeeted the whole of the money
rlr.,•iv< 1 fi :,, hie property during the year
for tele pitepx t. t4, est 1bliehieg (;..last tlefenices
,far, his esenstry.
,.*± u. it tel 1 "'t t.V: * vane: `, 1•
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LA ett ., . t a ._„s.,• -A e. .. l :.:6>l,s:i;tr:„ the ee ted Rnseian nihil' -t, lives A heritage still broad:el-m from of old.
il.4i:„ t at 1• 1 D•t• . i til k , ...eel stl7ie*le- ill 1,^;*i.'ea•ul with I„;.. g ftc41 wif , satin eke• on se lake men launch a,aoodly: barge,
ki1e-eie 1 et e,;: $ :14 Elle ,..•_] ::I,.r tee esso4 s11eA:d 1ntseh time 46 the l.,itiels she NYAe extends, the circling waves en-
cht • 1 to t 1\ el, . :.all' -'..-in. ntmeeeciee 1;-'1,1:: and 11 itlnFl large,
l , , C er, 'n,-.....4 It r;
\ S „, ; .as is inert-triou b) on lilele's sea 'WPM projects launched Of
• it , a': t, -6\ .::esri a 1
!.l, gar:hl sem 44t the clubs or yore
:01 (,1 t ivi 6 7:e : c c in : ciet.y,, a➢t:.enell he has a host of friends. I,eav4. goals of light thiet flash from shore to
n s r:, a u 4e. tie i; _ __ 1 sitora,
t a.t ..e, t, 1.,; tee este eels. tail! : finally a ,., `. ,, 1 ' ' %here I':uglanll's squadrons opulently glide
t; "lc_• 4 4 .teeeiut-eia'.1: cues....; 1t'3,a..-”, (e°•1:l4 (.:le_\,46. LI 1 ,1,•1.-.14 1a;:eche; rite;`_,•f, evitll 14A -.•'s suubnl,','e 073 nee outward tide
ful eei,W, a:;. •.1 ...4.,t:,:.>.•• in:::,, ?:,-L: n':t1 Ie. ,.;. tl1iq 1 l,a±..'S".(L tEl 't0 tX "14' He fouled While from her prows and prayers Armadas
ee ete.,a, ., e,„,e, „,:e. „.„.„:e.,,;, ;,e, Lem, .a: q: one one thing ` hich-le:miei could copy to toss p y
., 1 :Ids 4 , 111*e', Oat tl tdxlt ist144-L.'41"ri444 s trill-
-,
of elle seen -e'er >:.: w:'i , i 0:000: ►..;:, ,. arra ..a . � Below the surges the In vain would dross,
ion (t blanketing, hie hof,=e who the animal decisive i 3
of at. 11 t. 6 3 121 L ,, '[ i e.:3,;„-.,,,,, �� ^ a t' -, Ow . ; He ,i\ '.eels;; e battles of the world
wear i•r b , e ,a r feett , e de- alit ane, in � el ld, In ether things he Sew o'er their smoke her fag for peace
un -
a ] n dl't :ink.. New Yea. much 1411n1 European c
„3'F *;a4 l r .1915 41 wi; ,adeli«.. Strm4Ieur rtlhed
spearsof fierce Thermopylea,*hA ar
ansa,.: 1 - i ter ii- ucr, (f ariene three hundred'17e have also three,
elate.. T +a. .; ';„ f .,;111 t,l .;lc` }41 t:, ,' nt'iNi., l.s a great dee/ oLeigh—ter in Europe 310., a lm:e ntl l)1^.luunorai, Wolfe and brave
llfs, 7 a ee i 1,..t 14,, 1,;e* 11,11' :6t the eVe.hFe Of 16 ,I lit', flue McGee.
hire. .te - i>.. ':.. r ,..',..t, ?,,..:1,,i• ; '.. e„, , 1'1'e la 4. t'7t14 0 e., 19,1 i v a,,? e•.4 ,..41D all eons 1I h'0., are (air enemies compared to these;
teas. fie r i er : 1. .1 _• ,yL;:iet. .4 41,,.3„aq'- beg 4:4'10,n1.1 zfe :"0 -:.1. ec e'1,7!^ Yea, we have more, the ship of 1' .'te tllro'
A. 'eine,. e Er. _.ee: „t. _e e:t?e'-1 home with ITIS travel::. a!-`l11ritt en [tat its menu- Bette,
141• Y'. lc o...:^ to ::....,.t eel iia r_ sealet. lest fee V3N.-:13 6. eit:D 2141.- titer44 f4C4t1 Adverse tsa hello, right ens o'er many a snag,
their lee.: .,-
, . kt= , 1 ,a :z = he T ` lee a ;,es at the*Il ti at hied he :\441 yin4DeVte the 211,1 in111eriz1 Llan
brat * t.u %,.,.' a 1, ,,,. 1 il.a it1 i''.1':, Th , dome' forever in a seeing sees
Asti
s., .1..:ee t...- w. ,. Qfli t •. a o: 116 — ! i'
— ',,.. 1 eC41•a1:013)n.>uf j leri*n dean have yet been
Asll ,. ' , :4e i 1\ a-+ I lea it a )1 „ t t1r'-\ne t
S^,$ ,11, Ca .::e ^a 16 imaten 6tttet a,* tee e ntie” see sent, a1
1 „alts .,., 1, tl6t, tt }1�t :en t// ,nes 1,a•±l i„ t,} 611 - To wreallt with emblems of Colonial power
ittllrt C 711 441If 1. e1• tD' e0 e r ;S,” ai•1 ete P „y once( n'e"1te49 ,,,i; IS., ,•, u, m. 1t.tio,, a Ti14 Fos,
the thistle, and the shamrock
-:,;,41 1 --C.: '.416 Pl 14 T ,' t a 4'' ul6 t 1 lIl•_14at ,Z areY /1h14:,; lit 17141 ln, i f{ It In one cnrtielerate league, Imre prove at last
w'ie) 1 • � _: e :1.a.: er:.'-.4 1 1 et ',.t 'r a 1.1 ee h ,t'„ a•4rliht'al tt`, ,situp ,1,:•i.r. h.19- , r
` r^ill „',..,,r lea u. lir lau.D,lstone �t tit t'u f1.,}. i True peace shall triumph and surpass the
LWitf- h i . 1.4 reed! J4: tile- 1c„ l: 1 t 1 , ! 1►a,t.
f, It,1s e1 1.•,z114n ;cirri s t '• Mesa ►i.t14t11::: ,
1s 'g i . Eel rt as t 11'11 1 Tel es 4mtee hd b. the het elf this land,
Gia 11 °1 anti, or your treat pie:leis a� algae;;'• , Al d by ten, llibl ..v'. tlh.t 5454; ot46tBstncu
vete, Lot 1 1 Al it; it i 171uy-
itt, 1 1+ tlw 1121 u , i:.,
e e C l 61 I" TA tTIY, enln,t, 1+711 11:4,1r,tiel4''.4 44 al:e , 4.Ilt, tri. 1 1►11ni14al,
Imperial I'oderation Lemma..
Tis well the patriot's pule should tiugie
keen
When gazing on the glory that ;las beeu,
A thousand tears of NWT for human good
ter:relied lied .11)►iol s swipe, till like a healing
'[heal
Her pO..eecflul rale has down the ages rolled,
4atvll
had -a
leeeee
Me hyphened (Team with a. steely track,
111? lea if 16tt1 at 4.t4:la TO an the nation: a 'cath the Zodiac.
Paan ;• 1.9 ; 411 Slill t -- :➢. who married; with 4111 t64 trade of slip they weal➢ son-
aart u•, a1 e,7•a 1t Va. n 1[4,11+5411 ; EPt. Id1l esti, Intlac
it t l re " f" • 1t ye 4 44 1a lel*
.' 11p 31 her hi „621 In*m ie f tied, t
R t' E bit t< L ' .; S t'%x+11 t era .71 4.4 4141 sae. S allit a 1414 tl(41 1 A safe e'olnl le441a1 union—and the Sone,
17 ▪ A' • r t I ,.77 It :•n 8 a1 \ t1, 4'it } ='x; *• ➢ ,. To Weil the ptnne, nurtured Isles afar,
7t ?: 411 1 C+ L1 D t t t 1 ' 1. 81..44 or4'1 to �Al:a1 1'. 11tirient.., f1 t ',4,144. -•-or for 4'.44'
. • lei r .cif I 4 `T • 1' Oras l r'.t6 ct It fel 44114ree a> ii1,t 41ie: iteel•1 there he alien. 1 tupir(s who design.
t' " le . 1 's^''' --r";'.‘,'31 t' .615.11, i1it,., a.1u>n 1 t t.:1•11 tla'lt hr.' 91 - `.. ilaG7flt• let
tie 1 ., .t 1 i;: 14 4 t' -ate. e * ytee tette 4)4 iii. ti a:,.3 1 :ler. + ''.1, I) 814fe:.1l thte �° ft'.`. t (atr' p rlject,s suite them hen' .
.1 1" 17'. 'll t • l,il},:lag• H'd➢1'6 651.' Li, hill'§;_; e1'it1,'nc1:+ tel ;1+o1i •Ile all 1 ,4111 wines, our1,eet3 to rule the
111-..1 .i ^ , : A D (a t146t 164 11:4' -. ,(, 77p t•* 1 ''144144 ;limo before . h1118
5.,-,',,. - 1 a + '' i:., 8 1'04" 4. t,* 'OW ;.171 14;:,4 1 4 ' „ . (10;'1111➢fill rar411rig0 tgnrl Waterloo ;
.,r, 11611 .naE to the ,.-:ri,:.iD.
,4 4a 146 \ 9 , ^► 540 4' o in 1 Will R:.lsst 9. rage 1 ib' laud of Ors; defy,
e t t. 4111th f4vgn "1antlwul their ea*les dare ppt
:i-'. a U a e aC : ,6' la,➢.i /vies 15,7"-0174.-e.13. 1I:61'rt••' 111411:143 t ilk' C.
t '1 It rt'A l a: a 1� 1 a 31 i lel t • -
4 C.+ " i' a1 1 r w 41 1,11 14tH. r'•f ire ^4,11 3 e A'4+t44t1t lit iii lie rake 1111➢
a t .' ° 11 a u • :11 S6 ii44 tl.0A t4. pett revue r * f tale 11,o5w41 : 1 .4 tg mice.. 544 L4tl this League for ,€;tin of grace.
\ 4 Tel whi*;➢1 gbe world's old wonders all give
`. v a v T1 u ▪ II C v,;,,,,4 L++r Cid-, 1 a.ut4 "A4')g of 17 ft' 1 A I ora• ill 101 C,
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4 4!
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id 1" ➢ li1-a ,A 1 9.5* 1. -# l;o - a➢ 4 ,:1.31'til:ion ! fall.
1 :hal 1 14 ti14t, a3 1 e litre re n'( at ;tee 44,11• as , In 1'.Mali'. ren.%l halls ..1t. t ;deer hiss;
7 Ilea v.."1 4 , II :;''➢ eltel I4a'•• r, . 4'11 =, ;614.1I 11;1„•'” N- 14 _r "� 1•ue'al wi•-i44 lei6' In waste l'ez' 1 I►141 1
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, le I,;' 1 07 "1•tlele.1 en :a.111v4;i /011 4 ,1413,4"11 4 r41,4t'se 14 Vital Tn*Unci tend walled Tyra are over -
1
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• A * e 0 1 ± e " c 4%,,,* t• 4,c 1 ta'r.f, r its 11141 i 417 ^ T hr r 11'11 110 wisdom. 1'11 their goals of stone.
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S r: k ., 4 t he-' 1 t// 1,..4. rat t 1i1'A le d, .," 41 a^'7 a4.e4tee t,:I.Irlallt.e8 ail: t141r aye require" ale :lel all;, I44ve•r 811`!54141
its t° i 1 f !4 44 1144 ° e :+la 1 4 4* r, „..., I*„lie+1,49 til➢ 4➢ 4, 4 t1f 1114,40%, 462144 .ae in. ^ tine natio'; draw 4notltvr'8 1:44;6ti1 tllro;
4'. '. 1 ..i 1" ` a 11.•1 .4./ I .*18•l .6014 !titbit: 41,R1.4".-1. 1111.541, s•;;-ftllly .a re-'• I'r. idaud
La ee 4 .,. fFa ok ';d 1`"4 •I1 t - h' 1P t6:r:1i 1 S :^Ist11 inti Iht,--A/,,,,,,,.„1, 119+ 1,1,449.4 4 45 .'.1111.33 aft our aim be tretll p the time le 111riA
° n i n•; .-"" a 14.70 8 it f ,, ,4“„i 4...46, . 141 1 ,-4° 81*., ete, AA'.;,el Ina 4,6'4.'61 retired fur t11t0.. 111. et latathell 1** In Freedom's fi111es..
e.1 4 1 , 11.8 ;x:41-'1, }4 I;honed ho16
tie' ? 1t I }9 e, T6,*t 4 1 ,91/'41 tut gra 1 1 a 17' y y 4.1 44,1er isles that grace the set,
t➢1* 4
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ass• e r y n ".t It t 11.c1, tit t �,.,„ ,, * And thou, Australia, here. a hand to thee 1
the 19, , . i ;. t 1 ea t It t 45 •4 1 ei "'1.114144 9 1sI ,1�', nn* 1•,1",1. "Ill Thy •�1it ]Adel.. nc:4th the bri',`lt 4111 sw'i'm chess,
mete. 14eriae met 1411 1* llt111,t1 t rl ell•
.e.;ae,l a to • 114 E i ♦ 1:.\a q 4 lA hone paillta to other stare t.:eir plumage
lie'.'.. t l,• e, J t t ° • 0111, bill[ 1' 701 at 1444 'fel t,ew t'.'vl' 0"1'4ly 1t,iet• i t0;;b
41 1,1 I 4'1 gull Ira. t46►1'. 414 an 481 1' (*1 leg.:; f '
4 t id t":4 t 1 11 6 ter 1 btu A3 nen/ natural to necesgty up:acids
4+.t : 1 i ty • '.'v.',- a' I• .1; ;�ue t 7.11, '' Lf "1' '', \y t1, 44i."'"1ultl �;, lit± a, 1'1e ;diluent produet', of Aur1tel•19us fields,
eft•;' P ,.i.,, ,'1e1 fi 1:,:'t' w,. Y1.•, :l 1,- „oni14,1 1.1At1 •,111.56•al'. 4191, Wilt ellti.1441 4:11, tle'111y 1 •lose.-Vietseas,"
tr... I ,. •' '.: ,....1 „title Vail'* :ill 1 tisl4118• 11*ti71 ° (11' *44��4 '+'I ',1 i 1 `,1 t°44.11e swayisittl 1i,w t 1 5111,4113 ln•trees
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. f 1 e Ids ,1 1;1 1 .r ;I'll' t 91• 1 - ;li•t $ill• golden r' •her plaintive
ici't r .' ^1 ! ,1 ; tea s a't 1 1 I r
0ea.1 j a r:eel feet b til,, I14.1 j4,r,.4rt it',!:'.....:1 at•ica,'til}1erei+i tilt+ bulbul r-iu�n
1 1 - .• a Q.C. ,a. 1e.,. 171.^ f1+4)71 lenegueltt les the weal t* ,a•t B,.Sa7illrt.
. 14.,, „t • alydil .r. ,:9a• tit :ail . .. t'F Ill7rb111 And t1N4hit: iii in sy ale see :6tlt;rn the pains,
s,•:., vete l„ -tat g 4'71 ti; .+ 1,.:. 41''_ w e.; w'r1*•(1ne'l 1-,;140 t.41'41:'t- I71v rule ami +►ure that are of :Albht)nis cause
4"•"1 wi4it itn k;“4 1l1,t1111t7:en 1:21,3 17'a'e1'`t!'1 Tit' ctll'.'t sublime must vindicate her 144W:3 4
,111, 11+•+ frinn l l eny i*f I-11” " /1 e*rinatl^lta abed Ye isle:: of mare whose: fragrant lintelsglow,
3,. 44nk11_t^1,410 tae's (4f 1111 n„•e, Hie reetlt ::�, raid
t s thee ( 1 leils 1. , +tunutra, yllell-slcd dlurllen,
a6 all the lel <ll1'e'ien lea \ 4 ,"„°,rr 1te'^t rtatillte, 111:, lri'^ltitan wonid not )r41ni1liln to ,
1a1417„CtL' ,41 my liana 1'.67114 iii.• : CIa me. •1'4 111 414 at hl,nlc 13t13yt'yel although lee had 8.'111\ m.,rt' 4.1 4.tlhlell Igor;; *.1.. L ti147nereand,
'fete 44,.14x1' 4.,1146 wait that Of 411,64.44' 41r4111,4.'items els 1111 to the Chinni ier (4f 1k ulties,so 11j11144 (ioleon*1 u, ,.'4, 0ai11L'2 fl,
4<, 7,71 gems, gold,
A."htl,t• 9.4'1`., 1.4..l'e` 9a1'tl • ..ewer *1. and her he was a ► 1r11uted Consul -General 1i' Yeuiz • hell et,,,e )Kole,' „t , t 1y weal hun
, } `-' : , 1 l , • �•shell ur;.iy rely shine, rely 1vt,altll untold,
bail•',, .1, S leeir 1St:: 1i�.,44'l*. Ila.i'n' 111.4 ill kir, 411411'*1 he Donn 14ffaine e1111:leek:1 with 4,5 ith £u1tuue rondiiel still than olden
rig, ..;9' 4 4 1. 14,4'4 :41 tier +11.^*i.. They the ;..esus;; and German authorities, 154th shire, b g
est nClete" R 1 ,Lt 31 e . at`. �, aull were 1 cele finally illy w deel,ixe 1 nilwitr141nted war nl',tillat The eternal revenue of living lore.
tel 014 t.,at ., 4e, t:A • ere:. their leaul ellit•,4. tit..', Sultan. Then 41e. was given a 1'0\112.4 eons- This
eat i11 the l A rieilty 4ef death. Theis' pesitiun • n1iesio 1 to develop and eet4Ilt3 the Port- I '11113 let us a east,
far t el•1test and sea..
11141 . 1 *. tea- • ( : the theory tiger[ in the ugueee settlements on the Zambesi, an ex- l Ore E nmo the
beltin a e d. the sew westward 1a zod 0,ee
;sat 7 tete' of Aire. peril awl helplessness, 'pension of power which 4ucee0iling events One faith for compass, one Imperial throne,
1'ecr' lAie 2,;°, their inevitable ((10211,L they have apparently proved to have been lin- One sa4" Meant to every tribe end tongue, .
413aa1*(d (.tel other in 1 , ever'rly embrace, wise. _\ nw the Major is in apparent ells- 0.e anthem by confederation sung,
10,43 to tvl g:l 1 u; ea -:l ether. There's grace with his home government, although For mutual march in excellence allied ;
a prea..y heal ,heli over ;las heart, her, his rashness has endeared him to the rad- peace ser bastioned must perforce abide.
hist w e•n. I le:taet1 at those 1)151e. yoUn,a., teal hotheads, by whom he is already Balled And ye who launch this League, beware and
gir.,, in their white relies, 1o., 111., so much as the " brst President of the Portuguese
like, angels, I felt solemn moll";;, and I Republic." Serpa Pinto is small in stature, l , sure
put my areas tsre9untl thea; tenderly anal but ledge and muscular. He wears his hair F1rplant ance ions ts firm d leta ; forth the seeure ens'
gn
took them up out of the eli:a1n11er of Beath. and bead long, his dress is foppish, and he 1 • now,
1 You wolt.l(r that when I reached the sur- has the yellow complexion of a tropicale• For ill -wrought deeds work deadlier than we
face IbenkeHowl; and cried like a blubbering player. He is a thorough man of the world, know ;
seh4x71 boy ? You may rest assured that 1 and an eloquent speaker. • If wise, who onward roll truth's tidal wave,
Shall by its ark reach shores that have no
grave.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER R,EUNIT- And tribes and tongues unknown will rise
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we i4'. '➢
lei.'„
diel not descend to the wreck again that
Clay. No. My heart was too sore. I
shall never forget that scene as long as I
live. NO, never 4"
A4concluded
hr he bowed lois ;'earl on
his breast, and none of his auditors broke
the silence that ensued. But when he
raised his head again we saw that his
face was white with suppresser) emotion,
and his glittering eyes indexed a greater
depth of sadness than could be told in
a flood„ of tears.
and1 raise
ED.
Their song of adulation to thy praise.
The Girl. Kidnapped When. a Child and ,'Tis time the world conveued for its own
weal,
A despatch from Providence says :—A�'Tis time aggression shenthe1 its crimson
steel,
mother and daughter were reunited to -day 'Tis time stern justice tried by plumb and
after a separation of twenty-two years. The I s ware •
daughter, when a mere baby, was abducted Bilingual pessimists who breed despair.
by Indians and carried to the northern part Earth has too long been like a winevat trod
THE HUMAN EYE. of Maine. Her captors belonged to a so- . By the red feet of images of God.
called civilized tribe, but their treatment The clay will come let us predate that day
What That Organ bias Hem nail ;What It of the girl was brutal in the extreme The 'When evil shall acknowledge wisdom's way.
May 1:reonle. daughter a name at thotilne of tele abduction To truth we owe our liberty of hind,
was Julia A. Sampson. Now she is 'Airs. And 'tis but clnty to refund in kind,
Science gives us interesting details about Moon. Her Story is strange and rOmantiC. 1 Above all ride the Gentile to befriend,
The low exalt the human eye r has been and what it Alonzo Sampson lived in South Providence pride
in brotherhood to blend.
may become. The 'Vedas of India, which twenty-three years ago. He had a brother Strivui to strew abroad more light than yet
are the most ancient written docruWilliam, at. ilIiaui, who was a reckless fellow and who This orb has had this is our nation's debt.
test that at times most remote but still re• married a full-blooded Indian squaw from ` As man owes man so nations nations owe,
corded in historyonly two colors were known one of the 15laine reservations. Witham That help which self on self can neer be
—black and reel. A very long time elapsed went there to live and visited Providence sotw•
before the aye could perceive the color yel- occasionally. He had fallenout with his
low, and a. still longer time before green brother Alonzo, and when he came to Provi-Then all to loftier motives may be drawn,
could be distinguished ; and it is remarkable dense with a band of the men from the In- And hate be lost in a millennial dawn.
that in tIlc most ancient language the terns dian reservation in Canada the child Julia Then, flexile Science, wave thy lightning
which designated yellow insensibly passed was stolen and taken to Maine. Then the i wand,
to the sign fieation of green. The Greeks Indians commenced to abuse her. She was Seas rave no more, ye hills no more with -
had, according to the ,generally received only half clothed, and was obliged to sleep stand
opinion, the perception of colors very highly on the ground with nothing but a single Then peaceftil fleets the firmament may fill,
developed, and yet authors of a more recent blanket as a covering. She had nothing to And storms be stayed by magnetism's will ;
date assure us that in the time of Alexander eat excepting what was left at the other A strife for good' instead of war take place,
the 'Great the Greek painters knew but four table, which was little, and very often noth- And mercy freight the commerce of the race,
colors, viz., white, black, ret', and yellow. ing at all. Occasionally some of the kind- In federation of imperial faith,
The words to designate blue and' violet hearted younger squaws would . bring her Diverse as life and undlvorcecl by death.
' tt
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were wanting to the Greeks in the most something to eat, but if her aunt's mothor 1 ;: Axn>tiLw RA1415AY.
ancient tunes of their history, they calling knew of it she would seize the food and place
these colors gray and blaek. It thus the it upon the table for the braves.
colors in the rainbow wereonly distinguished This went on until the outrages became so Death. of a Falnotts Ex -vizier:
!gradually, and the great Aristotle only pronounced that the Selectmen determined
knew four of them, It is a well-known fact to rescue the little girl. This was no easy Turkey has lost a distinguished statesman
Viet when the colors of the prism are task. The Indians fought for her and the by the death of Kheredclm Pasha, who held
�rhotographed there remains outside the I Selectmen were compelled to resort to main the seals of office of Grand Vizier in the
limit of the blue and violet in the spectrum ,force. At first she was' taken to the county troubled period of . the Russo-Turkish war.
a distinct impression which our eyes do not ' asylum, but later she was placed in the hands His life was one of those romances only pos-
reeognize as a color. Physiologists tell us I of the. Rev. S. S. Cummins, whe took her to Bible in the land of the "Arabian Nights,'
that it is. reasonable to 'suppose that as the the Baldwin Place ?roma Her parents had ISheredclin was born a slave, about sixty-six
color organ becomes more highly developed, in the mean time given her up as dead. Her years ago, and, after a series of remarkable
and even before the human eye becomes father died and her another married a Mr. adventures and struggles enterer; the Tunis
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perfect, this outside band will evolve into a Charles Smith, of Providence.. ian civil service, and eventually became Min-
eolor perfectly discernible. A few ago the daughter also mar- ister of Marine. I/'rom 1873, to 1877 he officio -
p Y yearsg €
•as prime Minister, and then he trans-
e clad. She supposed -that herparents -were ted p ,
The heaviest taxpayer in Prussia is Krupp, dead, About year ago she leterned that ferred his services to the. Porte, where he
the , iunnaker,: who is assessed this year her mother was still alive and began a soon received high preferment. Towards the
upon a n hicome of ,$1,1O0,b00, an increae of search for her, which resulted in a reulnion end. of 1878 lie became Grand Vizier, and
$300,000 over. 1889. to -day, retained office for over a year,
Taken to hive Math Indians 1n Maine.
JOHN LABATT'S
T'S
Indian Bale 41 e and XXX Brown Stool
Highest awards aux uetlals for Purity and Excel
lenee at Centennial Exhibition, Phil allelpllia,
1576; Canarla,1876; Anstl'alie, 1877; and
Paris, Plane0, 1878:
TESTIMONIALS SELECTED
Prot. II 1T Croft, Public Analyst, Toronto, says?—"e duo it
to bepel•feetlysound containing no impurities or arluiter-
aticl.s, and can strolraly reelilnmind it Els perfectly pure and
A very superior malt liquor."
John B Hawatas, Professor of Chemistry, Montreal, says:
"I Andthem to be remarkably salmi. ales, brewed frau;
pure malt and hops.
• Rev. Is; J.ata Page,Profossorof Chemistry Laval On.ver
site, .Quebec, says ---"I have analyzed the Indian Pam., Ale
m6nufaett:red bvJoitn Labatt, Loudon, On tat ie and Il aye
found it a light ale, containing but little alcohol, of a doll-
otous flexor, and of a vera agreeable ta.f•te and sueeelee
''-a",4 quality. aud compares with the best imported ales, I hive
; 4-11 also analysed the Porter XXX Stout. of thee same brewery,
which is of e-ccallont quality; its Sayor is very agreeable ;
itis a tonic more encrgetie than the above ale, for it is a,
little richer inalcobol and can be c
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oust; with any iuiperted articbe,
ASK YOETJir GROCER FOR IT,
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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liar lecture should be in the bandit of every
yoeth and every man ii1 theland
n in a Iain envelope, to anyad
tit under seta, P cents,
di s,past•paid, on receipt .at four renis, or two
postage stamps. Samples of Moslem free. Address
THE OULVERWELL MEDICAL CO
41 Mut Street New York
Post Offi3e Box 450 4E86-Iy
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GILDED PILL CO., TOEtOITTO, Canada.
our ''Kellet for Women" Is safe and always
reliable; better than Ergot, Oxide. Tansy
or Pennyroyal Pills. Insane regularity.
Send for earth :niers. Address
SII.DED WILL CO.. TORONTO, Canada.
LADIES
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idaglcal, euro, almost instantaneous in action f Boys with
whiskers! Bald heads "haired 1" Curious epeetaeles, but
pavlova truthu. Only genuine article in market, and certain
to give absolute satisfaction. Guaranteed. Price 9A a bottle,
or three battles for 52. Eachbettle hats one month. Address
A. DIXON, Box 305, TO11UNTO, CANADA.
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Pr1.. 01.
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irrom110to:0days. Warranted. Price for BO days tr-atment, $1.
pDg.CORP9LFNCE
PILLS l wtio., o p-oiyoln
point is matter of solicitude. whether because it io..
tortablo or unfashionable—TAT 1OLB8 n
using ' A.
,^oi•PULL"4CE 1113Ls" lose 10 gbe, a month. They cans,.
Ito rl..;mora ; contain no poison, and never fail, Price for one
ppr,on.44 0 treatmant, 52; or three months medicine, gee
Warranted. ygeg e�ay
COMM -EMI Ife1d4P�R0�� (HOARSEN OAL-.-.
Pinch the elrpn, develop the form.. Harmless. Permanent
1•+ o'tet, Warranted. Price 51 a box, or six boxes for 6G.
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late Lae, Oxford Strait, London.
re Purchasers should look to tho Label on the Ilexes and Pota:
11 the address is not 522, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
Exeter Lumber Yard
The Undersigned wishes to informhe public in general that:he keeps
—constantly in stoek—
All Kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL
DRESSED ORUNDRESSED.
A. large stock of ;'armlock always on hand at mill prices. Flooring, Siding
dr_ssed—inch, inch -and -a -quarter, inch -and -a half and two inch. Sash Doors,
Blinds, Mouldings and all Finishing Material, Lath, &o.
SIINGLES A SPECIALTY. --Competition challenged. The best and the
largest stock, and at lowest prices. Shingles A 1.
bar thoro1;'4ly seasoned and rattly for use. No shri'lka
assured.. A call will bear out the above,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED Jas• w • 11lsi T Cana
NASAL BALM.
A certain and speedy cure for
Cold in the Head and Catarrh
in all its stages.
SOOTHIHC, CLEANSING,
HEALING.
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure,
Failure Impossible,
tinnyso-called diseases are simply symptoms of
:Wert, such as headache, partial deafness, losing
.o.se of smell, foul breath hawking and spitting,
elacea general feeling of debility, etc. If you are
troubled with any of these or kindred symptoms, you
leave Catarrh, and should lose no, time in procuring
a bottle of NASAL IBALM. Bewarned in kms
n 1:1Cted.cold in head results in Catarrh,. followed
by consumption and death. NASAL $ALM IS sold by
all druggists, or will be sent, post paid, on receipt of
.rice (go cents and Sr.00) by addressing
FOLFORO & CO., BROCKVILLE, ONT.
. Beware of imitations similar in ;name,
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,,Hay Township Farmers' Mut-
ual Fire Insurance ceCo.
A PURELY EARNERS' COMPANY.
Live Stook also insured, when inthe fields,
or on the road in charge ofowner, or servants
alsomanufoetuser of the Improved Surprise
Washer and Wringer Machines. Agent folr
Tomb Stones and the Rrabson.,Iuaplements,
Uedertaking promply attended to.
G. HOLTZMAN,
Zane
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