HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1893-2-2, Page 3/Love le the nig
Palin Garrick, Han1i1ton,
keePera' alino
at, Peter at by the Pearly
And toyed with the golder
When out of the ;Wets o
There arose before him a f
'Who timidly vane aod to
„And Asked, with innocent
'That abe might enter taut
litahere tears are dried mid
'fahe old seintelowla rai'e
addressing the waiti
"Rnow you not the war
Are woven by each in hi
35ro I one to admit You I
Viet pattern you plann
14 13
And the Registering Sera
:Glazed, as L moth°, upon h
At the trembling woman,
N. Peter the reat Book's
"1 cannot find by what 1
That you ever moressed
Oe that you were eoesta
•Or took the Lord's anon
larat tchostly hours, bef
;reined the Christian En
Be gave the womaa a sea
Then Aagain he turned, to tl
"Ido not find that it he
"Xou have over belonged
he Weanesdey mo
prayer,
1 does not appear that y
Tour mission work oredi
While many ladies or w
Traipeed about through
To beg for the cannibal
If Ise got them or not yo
For DODS Of your 'train:
What did you clo in the
'hat you hope the re
WITI r
The woman essayed sante
33ut, turning the pages, ag
"It does not appeal" that
Praising God with Salve
Or buttonboling besotted
Wbfle carryieg the Go ,p
Or pushing a church fair
To keep the Ga. -4)e' belle
What 'associations' or
join7
Were you a 'King's D
amid of Zion'l
Was your life but a se
pelf/
Come, tell us now ;Wt
self?"
* *
'arith the mist of tears her
Asshe gazed at the gat,,ke
Brit something she saw in
Tbat gave her courage to t
" Ones ! St Peter, in toil
With the wolf of Want
From cradle to grave it
I feared it more than my
I never troebled mo self
I bad. trouble onoligh abo
Milyinind was bordened
My cheeks were oft wet
But the Infinite Task
gooa-
In joy or in sorrow I did
" She did what she could
could!
'The Infinite Taskmaster's
'Twee the echo of angeho n
That smote on the listenen
Asid the hat dimes all from
When he nodded his wish
'Twas a bitter struggle,
For clothes at d shelter
With parents poor and si
And the heart of the
cold -
SD many to take and so f
Belittle to live for, yet lo
Where plenty the tears
Where Virtue could
wiles.
Then the ligbt of Love s
.And wbile yet a girl b
"Poor, but honest, we p
But could never provide
But, if without Rapper to
We paid our d- bts 10 the
We gave our children th
Though patched their rat
food;
And thotigh each cher
arta.
We welconaed each to Olt
"But, oh ! St. Peter, you
The unsounded depths of
When her first-born
breath
Is forever stilled by the t
We had so little -it Peoria
That our hearts' fond
spared 1
'Twas wrong to feel so, t
But 'twos my one tree.
dead
-"And Jimmy's death q
Sohn;
Ile was never the same a
" Stop 1 " said St. Peter, in
"It was his brutality sent
Re's a murderous wretch,
Speak of yourself, don't p
But hear me, St. Peter,
Fie was gentle and good e
But his spirit broken, tei
Hurried his weakened wi
Oh 1 dearly.he loved our
Who sings in the eourts
..4luad what though the
fall/
The Father-Ileart's large
And down from the home D
A soft, sweet echo VISA rva
" And what though the err
The Father-liearas large e
Then silence reigned.
Long
'Gazing away o'er the mist-
Ilidaieinory sail out o'er Ji
Tea storm -tossed ileh-boa
Ortho strong -lei led man,
'Bhedding bitter tears o'er
Az he mused he murmure
!famtonasthat were caught
"Ah I well should I kn
fall,
His Infinite Love's rich e
' Thee He asks for nau
_ naught to give
That lie prayed for His
forgive !"
This in a murmur; aloud I
"'have known what it
O soulless greed of the 01
Wherein virtue is oft ne
'When famished babes o
cruet
•
Bnrely that is a test for a
What thongh from the
shrank? '
Deep draughts from the
drank.
Ifshe ran no 'circle's' se
Mho closets and nooks
Arleen;
Were daybreak nrayer-i
The family wardrobe we
If bar -room pielying she
The team of childhood. sh
If she grespod not mysto
.She could labor and suat,
'fiat as brave to eedure a
'Mid the fire of temp
prayer.
ailo barbed fence, bunt b
Van shut her out from th
Who, 'mid toils unendin
Wee gentle and loving
Heaven's mansions Were
too good
Forthe tried and the teim
she could."
Then lie turned to the
'
" Mother, rejoice! thou
Bumble thy sphere, yet
'Thou shalt reap the
done.
'The Father-Ileart's gre
prove,
:Heaven welcomes the
love!"
The gates liew cion. The
.A.woke me; and though it
1 strn freneyi hear the refr
That 'burst from the thr
throng:
"The Ira,ther-Heart's gr
. prove ;
Wo evelcomo tlio IOving
Yeacher-Johnonie, 1
meterttion to this lows.
mey nothia' ; 1 sponb eV
•Cieristinas.
0.,st cooti.
Opt. in "The Ileum
capon e),
Gate,
}we), of Fate ;
' the Stweian night,
annle sorita
( d by his ca'air
childlike air,
;seam so Meet,
the weary rest.
lee ;wad,
ig vvenum, Said t •
p end woof of doom
, own lifes loom?
firetanuet look
,siag forth the Beed 1,
al with face tto mild
, ,
or child,
Ls, staff in hand, .•
pages scanned.
e , .
101,01 read
to ace. pts the creed ;
„t in going to Ma,ss :
a, or led a cease ;
,,..3 break of day, ,
leaaorere to Pra5r."
•ching• look,
se fateful book ; •
618 said
to a Ladiete Aid;
stings' for praise and
3n figured there
5, too, i • Mane -
sal th and rank
3 1113h and dirt
;oolts'and shirt
I were onntent,
g e'er waa sent,
,ve(lIdenf tall
egood in
ewe y to make,
am he spoke:
. . -
you e'er were seen
lion. tambourine;
bums,
grab-bagelintot hes slue/ r an se;,
se in steam.
• 'leagues' did you
tughter' or 'Hand-
' • •
rah for pleasure and.
tat do you say your
•' '
eyes were dim
eper,ste nand grim;
be eeraph's oye .
bus reply
and strife
spent my life ;•
Ogg d 1113T path,
makern wrath,
bout creed-
tit daily n. eds-
•
Oth ,b.1.pes medicare,
aith sorrow's roars;
master's Ways are
what I could." '
1 She did what she
ways aro good!" '
less c clear,
r St. Peter's ear;
ids faeo had gone
that she speak on.
, •
the life fled,
,nd daily bread
eke, d told,
moral so hard and
.
3W to eV -0 ;
few the smiles,
ad"Yea."comply?loved
came resist Vice's.
•
one into my life,.
:tone a, wife. ..
Id our way,•
Mr the rainy day;
:obi rtle.csrnel owste llcont,
; best we could,did,
ment and plain their
b taxed more our
•
r home and hearte.
cannot 'Ice OW
a mother's woe,
laeling's fluttering
each of death I
ad so hard
idol should not be
,
ie person sals,L,
euro; my child eves
•.
rite unmanned poor
. ..
nee he av.as gone "-
tones Revere;
•ou here 1
, -lave te gin;
ad for him."
I know so well,
re this , orrow fell;
aptations strong
11 along.
cherub boy
sf unspeakable joy,:
rr'4)g elle orb duta
enough for all I " •
1 celestial song
ted along;
ingone oft doth fall/
lough for all ! " ,
t. Peter stood
fringed flood.
twenty's sea
on Selilee 1'
4'11° r°1 self relied
ds Lord e enied ? '
,alt cold clear,
by the Seraph's ear:
W, howe'er oft the
nough for all I
eht where . there's
.
aurderere, 'Father,
le said: .
tato want for bread.
iristless strife .
Lde the price of life !
7 for the lacking
mother's traist! '•
dogma of hell she
'
Ountain of Love she
•
wingenachirte,
of her house were
eetings overslept
apatched was kept:
Lover tried,
e often dried •Police
!les, grand, sillalime,
r and not repine..
; it is to dare- •
ration she lived a
,
• dogmatic art, ,
e Father's heart
; and pleasures few,
nd tender and true.
dear were the best
la ted who did what
.
roman, with visage
slialtjoin thy child!
'
by rade well run
.eward of tby duty
atness.atis thine to
,
loving, for God le
dazzling gleam
Wag but, a dream
Lin of the song '
oats of thet angel
:atness 'Lite thine to
for God is Ulm/ ' '
LAUGH AND LEARN
told 0 story, He mid : 1 There was epee a
road leading out of Londoo on which moit
horses (lied than on aey ether ; and inquiry
revealed. the feet thee the road was pe -
redly level. Coneequently the anal -ode in
travelling over it used only one Bet of
muselee," ,
a Why, Miriam, where. have you been?
You look like a wreck." " 1 anoar it, My
twin brother and I had a quarrel, and 1
huilli•xededa slugger to tick, Ihine ,, The sluggei
. us Pp -and eie ant.
r,Ctiet Mmistee-Se you go to school, do
you, BebbY , Bobby -Yee, sir. Ministei
-Let Me bear you spell kitten. Bobby-
Vert getting to be too big a boy to spell kit-
ten, air. Try me on cat.
Maud -And aren't you a good deal of a
spendthrift, Mr. Skillits ? .
Mr. stands
(whore 1000100 is $9 a ,,,0)-1 imam you
that it would be ,geite impoesible for me to
'yore'be,a4thhaitngdosiomweakandwifoaonlis1h; asked. the
teacher. " Old thee," enswored the bright
little girl, " Noe:, write . tile a. sientence
with 'yore ' in it, And the bright httle
gni wrote : " We had a good yore at our
house last night.'" a •
"Thrown jack over, have you, Kitty?"
" Yes." "1 thought you loved him," • ' 1
did, but I dimovered that he bought the
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e ndy be sent me ab a grocery. .
a . •
The lily of the velley is tlae favorite
Rower of the Prince of Wales. ,
'
As a rule a mait's hair turns gray five
years SOOner thau a . woman's. Aud troable
whiten° hair'
'A num, who has lost collars in a lanntiTY
refers to the • inetitution as a big Hon and
steal syndicate.
There are looe0 t) 000 mere melee than
females in the Unit'eci Stater. Alniost thne..
for another war.
When 'woman suffrage comes . we ;shall
probably have not only a purified,ballot but
11 perfumed one as well,,
t •
It is now possible to avoid giving a ste-
reotyped • reply to the rnan who asks, "Is
this hot enough for you? „ , . ...
• ' "
Grtice-Ilas Lord De Void paid you any
atttntion? Rosalie -eV° ; Papa ' says he
never paid a thing irehis life.
It is saidsto bo pcssible to out down a
growing tree and make it into paper ready
for the printims press within • twenty-four
hours.
.
The question "Are the winters growing
"
warmer? ' has' been eettled . by the weather
itself. Ili has been oold enough to suit even
the "oldest inhabitant."
Ma,thers-People can say whab they like
about Cookie's failure,t
. He did all he could. •
Lethere-s-Yes-did all he could to fail and
then failed for all he could.'
" Womeaa more than men swear by their
daily remarks the Buffalo
newspaper,'
Enquirer. Bub swearing at his newspaper
'
is, we hope, :strictly confined to the male
sex. '
Christian ' missionarlea •in foreign lands '
• are sal ,so encoan r more in eir
"a ' te ' trouble• tb •
attempts to convert Mohammedans than
• they wacouoter .With any other class Of
blether (putting the bay out of the pan-
tr d II • o times will I have to
e -.- ow meaty mor
telt you to keep out of the. preserve jar ?
ma.
S 11 boy (sobbing) -No more, mamma.
They're all. gone.
.
" I went to make a strong comparison
here,'' said the writer, " and el have used
•
deed as a' mummy, and dead hs Janus
Cmsm several thins.. ' "Say dead as base-
bail," suggested afriende ,
Wife -It see.nos to me your tailor dots
not understand your figure.. Your elethea
hang on you like a meel bag. H s el
-n-l'an-L"
Never mind, darling; he alwaes gives
• ,• • , . . .
me particular fits ween I don'S pay his MI!.
. "Von know' that beautiful blind girl
thee 1 have levee Do long e: "Yea"
", Well, I think I have reetered her sight."
dyed don,e soy v, "yes, I proposed to
her last ntghb and she said Ehe would see.
. ,
" See that • team of horses, 'how nicely
the o together, John Why can't' is man
y g I . • .. . ,
end woman e
pull tog ther hke that a
" There's every reason, 'gay dear. Those
horses owy have ane tongue between them?"
'
'A little Scotch boy, on being rescued by
a' bystander from the river into whieh he
had fali expressed heartfelt gratitude,
- e 5{:3', ' ' What
saying: 1 in so glad you got me out.
a liekin' I wad have free my neither if I had
been drowsed ! " -
• . ,
M d I think
Mrs. Winterbmom- y ear,we
er move in oouse nex o
had b tt ' t that b t a
-a
t e runs ys . o. ."
h T '' h as soon as we can • Winter -
Mrs.W Interbloorn-I heard
bloom -Why? W .I
om- hy 9
to -day that she had made a. New Year's
resolution not to borrow any more from her
neighbors.. .
.
. Ten girls in a composition class in a Cin-
ati schonl were told by their teacher to
cm!? • telegram '
. niches would be suitable
write a., . .
to send home in awe of a aadway accident
. • . . , •
while traveling. One of the ., girls wrote:
" Dear Pana • Mamma is killed. :I am in
h- • t n . .
the refres neen room.'
It has been stated that a barometer may
. . . .
b ' t
be made by placing two iron ars a seveo
and eight yards distance from • esah other,
•
and connecting them bymiinsulated wire on
'd d a telephoneA
°nes? e.p.49 on the other.
b d• t d twelve
storm, it la said, may e pre ic e
hours ahead through a.peculiar dead sound
heard in the receiver. ' '
.
$ - 1 k tCongress
"1 understand,' road the sa oon eeper o
the Rev. Dr. Firstly, "that you referred to
'in lace' as ntilded palace of sin ' in your
y P
"I believe. I did
sermon yesterday?" ,, „ .. • ....
make such a statement. . Well, sir, J.
wish you would be more carefull You have
.
ted me The decoratioes in my
misrepresented .
,4 //
place are cherry and onyx.
Christmas was so thoroughly celebrated
in Atlanta, Ga that the jail was not able
•:, •
to hold all the drunks that were brought an
, a ose
by the police and th that were able to
•go home and were to be trusted, had to
te released on their promiee to report at the
- gi • . •
Court the next morning. One hura
dred and twenty.five happy People were
crammed into the jug, and they are said to
have been the merriest set that ever found
theinselveo in durance vile. . They were ell
drunk,
" 1 9 that 1 800 girls were graduated
ee o . „
frnm the Boston Cooking Scheel last year.
" ll'm 1 No wonder that the proprietors
t d e . sia remedies et rich."
of paten yap p g
• 'Where lee Failed,
He was posted on astrology. export in lathy-
elegy, profound in paleontology and the
secrets of the skies •
tre Id ' ' t -Wile petmlogy' dilate on
owl pre. 0 a . /
•authropololy and clarify on zoology in a
manner tre Y•wiele• • - 1
But nob eatisfied with running al the sciences
and stunning every layman 45(ibli his curt-
. fling he essayed the pate and shears,
Then it Was his brain it failea him, and the
dootore said, what ailed him was a lunacy
that naileclblm in 4 confer twenty years
sane minim& a lady had 260 girls from
offiees Motets and factoriea to board during
I'weeks' • ta 'Ali the end of the
Iwo vaoa, 1013• . ,, ,
(summer she found that but nine of the num-
bee knew how to male a bed, and Many of
.,
them inede it oaet t a Oy et, ever
boaet, h t th "had n' '
Made a bed in their lives," „gays the New
VOrk World : . Some did not even know
whether a sheet or a blanket Should be pat
A f• And 1, . ' ' . tid tit t ' I
on re..tette wore no . ses 11 o gm re
esent our eittottooeng
but- ,siicli as aePa , . . .- s a
,wage 0mi:tete-girl's w ,
ho were boardets, pap
iog EA, fair price end yet who were expected
0 leek° their ewn beide. Mothers had not
stained them, There are hundr d f b -me he
0 e o ,•
iutelligene girls of fifteen, sixteen, eighteeis
And even older, who have never imwed aut.
lo not hew whether a thimble should go
els, their thumbor forefingers What Mod
of wives iand methore are they to make?
"Call hi cold weather ?" queries the
Albany Rxpress. " Adam I In 1810 there
easn't any nu/rimer at all and in 1817 only
e beb.tailecl one. In 1842% or thereaboute-
eholera yeier, enyhow-the ground froze so
,olid that the grave -diggers in New Hamp-
ihire and Vermont dug temporary graves in
; he snow for epidemic victims, In 1850
there was snow in June rip North. Some
time early in the eeventiee Henry Ward
Beecher walked across the Beat River on an
on brie ,., The e rn ,
• ..,,b, ,• . a .e yeast up in Or 6111
' N th •
/low x rk larinere plowed out the roads on
e4aemetseuewt4iotfoeireeehesrueovvvraosn 8 kAltritkla 103nihru. nnTinhge
Straaanki 00 November 5th. In the winter
a 1880,1 there was aiejohing in southern
New Jersey for a month, the Raritan
was frozen for • skating right down to the
bay. The kill was frozen • over. In the
forenoon of March 12th, 1888, men and
women, too, walked across another lame
• ,
River ice bridge." ' '
.t Why don't you go home for your neon
se •
lunch . inquired the city man- "Becauito,"
• answered ' the suburbanite, 4'1 don't reach
my offiee soon enough to be edit° to return
home sufficiently early to get back again in
time to start home for my dinner."
"Your Paper said ' I was fined $5 and
0033t8 Testerday, and I want • a correction
made,' Mid a caller to the editor. "What
was ' wrong' about the statement l' Yon
don't mean to say, .you were not fined? "
"Why, sir, the fine was $10, not $5," ,. :
De Smith -Is Ponsonby a bigamist?
Travis -A bigamist I Well, I guess not I
What made you think to ? De Smith -Oh,
I don't know,y IthoughtI heard h'
is 'wife
telling homebody that Dr. Swindle'em's
,Weed tonic had made another woman of
he r.
One of Berlin's busy ;scientists proposes to
produce aluminum at a coat of only four
t d Th 1 Id t Id h
men a a peeve . e main o wets o w es
this wonderfully light metal can be advan•
tageously applies makes this discovery, H it
shall prove to be such, of vary great value
to mankind. '.
-aeMarnma," said little Willie, " I cannot
' •
aid a lie, I took that. pie to feed &poem
little, starving boy." " My darling, child,"
said his mother, "and did the poor little
fellow eat it ?" "No'm. "Yon see, I
couldn'tsee any starving' boy to eat it, eo I
it ni self "
ee 9 •
. , Wife -Well, what do you think Johnny
.wants now? Husband -I've no idea... Wiie
-He wants me to teaso. you into buyirm
him a bioyele. , Husband -Who has tried
• ' • rat have
bicycling inmself=Nonsense, he ea
one. Tell him. to go up intiethe attic and
fall down two of stairs. It will be
just about' the mine thing and save me a
. I
hundred dollars. • '
.. , , .•, ,
'Ono of the. hardest trials to endure philo-
sephically is the Very common .
redness mid
played in evening dress. This maybe over -
P •
come in time by the following treatnaent.:
Wash the arms ever ni ht in water as hot
. Y g
-
as can be borne, with soap, and rub them
vigorously with , a' nail ' brush. Dry on a
b i e • a
rough towel,. and ru n any p eferre
re station of lyeerine, with rose water or
um r i is quito a per, e .
cPueP be jelly,.1until 't • 't b b d
In a month the arms should be smooth and
, white. • ,
Challenging Party's' Seeond (coming for-
ward bastily)-My principal deeires ' me to'
. es
My' ii1W3 the distanee of only ten prime, for
which You stipnlate gives your principal an
f ' - adventage, "' - ' Ch 11 ed P t '
vantage sir. a, eng ar y-•
nolair a . , .
(speaking for himself) -In what • way, air 7
"He is s a large, fleshy mane and you are
. extremely thin. . At thandistance you can
hardly miss him, while it wOuld be about as
difficult to bit you - at • ten paces as at
twenty That a all right. Tihe hits
, • ,,, , . ,
me his bullet will go out on the other side,
and if my bullet hits him it ' won't go 'half-
.
way through. The thing, is about even.
Tell him to take his place I' ,
"Too meny oranges .are .not wholesome
-
for any one who las a tendency to .gastric•
trouble," says a physician. "Ib :is goner-
elly supposed that oranges are particularly
healthy;. and.in many families they are the
, , .
'table,.
regular concomitants of a breakfast
parente thinking that they must necessarily
•
be wholesome, whereas in some came they
. . injurious. .
are positively One of my patients,
b f th b td
boy otwelve or erea on s, as.
b had a
severe attack of . stomach trouble every
-
•nter for several succeeding yeare-attenas
ws ' .
which I'coul .ne apparent cause,
d find t '
forehocked
untii.1 happened to find • out by accident,
that ever year, about that time the family,
received.a barrel of oranges from Florida
upon the te ren • were a owe
which had '. ' 11 d ts;
, 1 • • •
regale themse..ves freely. This was the
whole trouble; oranges did not agree with
,
the child and when he ate them freely he
was a .
ill, 'Istopped tis eating them and he
h e
has .never had a recurrence of the tron le.aa
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APPLICATIONS
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GUARANTEED
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THOROUGHLY REMOVES.
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D. Th PAvEN•
'Tereeto, Trayenhstessaneer Agent. 0 P 2••
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original Color.
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Makesre Pr ohtimal eok.;81:3foic to/cirlil .14.;;,1 a b 1 e
now Mime it Vesta.
How little it ecets, if we give it a thought,:
To make baPpY scene heart each dee ! '
rust, one kind word, or a tondee smile,
As we g.1 op our daily way,
Pe, obanee A look Will Fiance to clear
The Weed:trona a neighberti face,
And the press of a hand in sympethy•
A sorrowful tear Went.
Oue walke in aunlight, another goes
AU wearily in the ehad!3 ;. '
One treads a, path that its fair aed smooth.
another ;nest pray for aid,
O'er were that are rough with stumbling
St01106,
Where the tired feet go slow,
one sees with eyes which are glad and, bright,
' Anotherwith tears cderfloW.
We pass 0' es tl • days go b
But weesiiilae;' lel as t' • by,
We who are 0111(114y, h one tolice r t___
_ . o vv,i our own eon eat
ti ow much our neighbors may need, ,
Can t we Step to gave JIIIit a kindIV 811111%
Or a tender word or so?
or only a glence of men th
„. . pa y
Which might to some sad heart go/
And kindle therein a glow of trash
And dry the falling team,
And help sweet faith to revive again
In the place of grief arid fears ?
It costs so little! I wonder why
We give it so little thought!
A smim-kind words -a glance -a touch !
What magic with them is wrought.
---•---
Those tough little breadwinners, the
sparrows, find °moths of comfort scarce.
" Jones is a very generous ' man," mid
Smith. " Hes alvs aye giving himself
awag." : .
Ono eould stand some men "going off in
a flight of eloquence " if it would only take
them out of bearing.
. A meg will have faith, hi, 1 he rgoodoemi of
, •
the • world me loeg as he has faith in the
goodness of one woman, „ ,'
Chicago saloon keepers are [dill in aePord
vvith chereh people in. demanding the elose
of the woriew•Weir Sundey.
. .
He (just engaged a -aa don't think you. kiss
with The same earnestness and abandon that
other girls do. ' She-DOn't you think so ?
,
Why, ether men say do.
1 '
' Miss Flutter -Do you find , your Aloes
more seasfactery when von have them made
.
to order -Mies Pinch -7.0h, . dear yes, for I
'always have them roarked.No. 2.
"15 is a great pity to let it go to weste,"
said the telephone gix 1. " What?" "The
language that gobs oVer the wire.. You
could run an eleetrie light with it." '
"Von knew Tegphee, the' great corpora-
..
tion lawyer ? Well, tineves broke bete his
home. lest eight." "Aad did they get'
away with Much ?" "V -with their
lives.n '•
Mr. Geigson-I wonder what old General
Bulleelowd ,esein see he that 'odiously made-
up Blared, ' Dupuis ? ' Mira Golightly- Oh,
the old we -1
eone likes the Innen of powder,
I euees '
es ' • ' . : '
It was unclouletedly in this sort of
weather that the Wan in the moon, coming
down too sem, bad itie burning 'advert-
, tura with freien uorrid :s Lb tur ry
. hes as 0, u .Ie
rhyme loroolelms. . ' .
"So your wife •
barged you to give ,tip
"1 said I would give up smoking if she
would give up. shopping.,,-" So you din
. .
smoke ? " I still smoke."
NI S • Deal -A " 1- 3
I. r. gutless a - mast never s as. s
anything bat he lives to regret it. Mr. Hen-
,
peek -1 on're a rong'. there, my. boy. Didn't
you ever steal a kns from your girl in ycirr
youoger days? D . S. -Yee, old • man, 1
but didn't I marry the girl ? ,
"One strong Poiat abont this :broom,"
•.
41 g , • ' '
le the handle.mad
"a a themew, . ' It's ' e
of tough, seaeoned wood,. You could knock
e Man down. esithis, and. ruot break, it" "I
thiek," observed Mr. Pripet:clue, timidly,
Id refer ore wis h a sine harrthe if
" 1 VNII P • , • I , D,., .
you pleam." • .
Mess Mr/aeon-This up hill travelling
is •:eery tiresome, isn't it, Harry? Henry--
'Yes,. mamma '; am) it makes the loComotive
very tired. Mrs. Morrison -How do you
,_ • rr , tr•A, b 1
enow; my mon? A21.0/31y-- ., ay, manse
• cen !ell ay the wav it puffs hod blows that
it is all out of breath • , •
A violet g.r1 was a t 1 e t i 1, II
Pre tYne.-13-1- sn, e -3,,-:'
room the olber evening. oser Wnlie SIIII
gown had eleev s of viol velvet, -with the
-- ---- e - • - - et
upperpart of the corsage eonappeed entarely
of violate so cunningly. . seemed with the
veritv.ble violet odor that the illusion was
very effective -New 'York Tri6une.
. •
Gen. Butler's brain in faaud to have been
perhaps the heaviest on sword. ..But its
..
posisessor never found its weight a sermue
, . a . .
handocap when , politic:el expediency urge: ie
bine to a change in the dtrection of his
t 1 fo was ' The metal was, in
2 .' deed
men -e r ' - ' • '
wonderfully quiek in.flank movements with
en Intellects • .
Rev,'D' C IF f bl " N York
. r. erre , o to Now
Independent," who had charge of the, corn-
pilation of religioes ' statistics for the
,
eonsuit of 1890, sta.ted at a public Meeting
in New York a few evenings 'since that
' • '
" tvhere lobe population showed an increase
of a little • more, ' that 24 par cent. the
increase . in • mem e ,
' * b rshirg in the different
Chriseian deneminations was 42 per cent."
. es, • LT k 1 ' ' f H - h bad
%amen 1 rao a anx, o awan, aos
,
a, stramge exper . .
Immo Her husband was a
Dalmatian °aimed. DwniniaO, and 13inee. ins
death, which occurred in 1091,she ,has made
, ff t + d' hat relatives
s.renuons e or es ..o , iscovem i.,
Many members' Of his family have been
found, and 'among them his lawful wife,
whorni be " had married in Darnatie and
who mew alike to be deularedthe legitimate
, .. .
heir to hie property. • Widows esho un der-
take to him up the relatives of their , bus-
bands run the risk of finding one too many.
, Its wait considered a remerkeble eircum-
stance when Franklin caught lightning, but
'5'e the most .' common thing in the world
' , • e •
for a club man to go home ni the morning
ad 4 t catch thunder."
" Will you chop me some wood if I give
you you' brealafeetr she asked. "Madam,"
he replied, " rd like tor %lige yer. , But
thin t or sow 1 a me.
' • ' ' f . i e ter 'tempt ter teller in
the footsteps of Gltidstone or George Wash-.
ingtora , . . :
•
"What a mendacious duffer you Are,
Phibbs I" said Dibbs. ' " You said this was
an orphan asylum, instead of which 11 18 an
' home." " Well, you go in and
old marl 8 3'
look for an old mem who isn't an orphan.
You won't find hint"
Willie Nolan -I wiela you would give Me
a geed licking now. Teaoher,-Why; Willie
what have you done? Williee Nolan-
- . • . e . • - • •
Nothm ; but there's gem to be a circus in
. oe
town to-InTralv.9 eou' I I'Veal6 t° °32PY "
without a diottirbing thought.
Dukano- yo T. 1
Don't ii find m JUIrd a
very mild man? Gasveell-Very 1 I think
he must have worked a week siti motorman
. •
ori an e ett no oar. •
1 - t ' '
"I didn't see anything funny in the story
•
Shat fellowust told. What made yeettlaimh
so over it?" ii po yeti linoor wlio he iti f"
"No. se,. . e ..Iii) g4 ru, #
0 th head ct
Yr." la ne e ea 0 e ,
our thin." • .
Y ' 'that ' MI ' ld 'go to
oit all agree oh ten Shen , ,
Sileday tichoolo but bow tob,Dy grown people'
go to Sunday eehool / It is the old iitOry Of
a
expecting °theta to be good, while yen does
y please.' -'
- °Mil raastosie ia an ' ; '
' g an -mpurer
1.• o. -1'4 11 - -- 4. -1.-- - -"Elrin ' . '
W.0' desaod 've ,,LLIOMV the Secret Of his
remarkable ,mental swid PhYsieril aetiVity,
. ,
'''''.•
.. '''
emostesd
se
eoere tie tslayestmer
aa. while
been.ehown
' 1,•‘
,
wee•
in us
lo eo
0
regelate
• , wd,
s
t arafeee
ow, •eserg
goo ,nes
ones+ vey
en seernIM‘)ahyndtha.
to c
a I e
b ' 1,,,
,
lives thath
yesere
Our
Plias
One or
vegetame
by their
In viats
or
CO., rev
p„,,,,,
iliaiiii
... V..' '
w
,
auph
Lastress ei .
their gmet
m owing
,
R
a 0
,....,
t s cell
0
the htdt
1 se.
ese te thee.,
ermaiew
.00 xr el.
warn will a
ita Le
e
4^
is w ge
' b
pills cute it
.
aovervmsl
nlltmnab
re
and
gentle ae ..*
at 25 , • •-
senthy e .
York.
e„„it INA,
kligall lititil .
.,
. . .
A. BOHE1VHAN IVIINE HORROR.
CARTER'S
r('"irriligi
te-f,
.'
a
..---,:••,arth.e.-{tio,
al .
ilik Et
'I,
PILLS.
litansains
An Explosion
on Calms the Death of Eighty
and Iihres Many,
___
SEVERAL KILLED IN TELE CAGE.
A Vienna cable. eays : The accident in the
Fortsch i itt mane was far more serieue than
the reports this afternoon indiceted. De.
speatches from Dust to -night say that eighty
miners were killed and scores were injured.
The exploeion hapPened this morning when
the shifts were changing. A cage full of ,
miners had been lowei ed half-vsay clown the
:she.% when • the ground trembled, a leud
rumbling report was heard, and the cable
attached to the cage gave 211011 a lurch that
the lowering machinery broke. A ruth of
asiorunadnedofdcuraatshfirn°gintimthbeersP, i'at'nsd mth°entehriestheef
the men in the page gave warning to the
men above of the extent of the disaster.
Help was summoned, ' the machinery was
repaired after a delay of half an hour, and
.the cage ,wits raised. • Ten of tbe occupants
had been killed by the shook, ten 'hal suf-
fered fractures from. which they ea,rfloot
• recover, five who ' had broken • limbs
anJ
nd Internet • i 'tides will . live. . They
heel beep half suffocated by the gas
rising in ,. the shaft, and 'said that no
man could live below. An 'hour later the
- •
'euperintendent of the mine and five miners
.
we down in the cage • 'hey ore una le
nt. 1 w b
to go more than 100 yards from the shaft
into the eller ,but the found. 14 dead
.
6' 310-t.
boa..., t the men who were wai ing
for the cage ten bad been killed and 40 had
been par ia y .clus e y,. im era
b t• 11 • h d •b failingt' b
• '•
• or half suffocated be, the rout air. A short
distance from the shaf tthe superintendent
found four bodies which . had been crushed
beyond recognition by a falling beam, The
bodies and the injured were taken to the
top, where .the whole mining. settlement
had gathered to watch the work of rescue.
The . men who had been . brought up from
th p bottom said That a few minutes after
the explosions they had 'heard cries and
groans from the mouth of the gallery about
300 yards from the shaft. There was heavy
timber work at that place. and they believe
. . .
that the men in this gallery had been im-
.
d b th failing-- beams.Th
prnione y e. . They
believed that some 40 men• bad been at
•
work there. Shortly before ,the cage came
down the said the oriels ceased
' y' .
Another rescue party went down at once,
and after three ' of them had been carried
penetrated
the entrance of the gallery. The entrance
was e°MP 13
1 tel blocked b th 'wrecked
vy e •
woodwork. The rescueyparty 'could see
several deed bodies on the other side of the
. ,
timbers, but were unable to get at them, and
.
returned to the top empty-han e . t is e-
cld I•la1
tiered that all the men in the Tillery were
. . .
suffocated or killed by the shoe of the ex-
plosion. Twelve miners who . worked in
the extreme interior .of the mine on the
night shift and had not started fors the
' • •
on as them 'companions are also
shaft so so , . , ,
:believed to be•desd, . Despite the apparent
hopelessness of the situation, a rescue party
•
is 'still in the mine, and thousands have
gathered at the pit's mouth. When ' the
extent of the disaster becameknown the
women of the dead men's families
attempted to mob . the mine officials, Emus-
itig them of carelessness in the management
o e mine an o indifference . es
f th ' d f to the
fate of their husbands and brothers below.
The mine officials sent to Dax . for police,
. and three companies of soldiers are camped
in the fields around the pit's mouth to -night.
The miners' families are still at watch, and
probably • will reit:Min in the fields all night
the inelemenoy of the weather. •
Sdeptir'Hoe aa dba4ith:eu
egezinese
eaft4g Pain
reinat6ble
lair? detiebe,
(many
tyglyPogenetgeddar=
stimulate
Even it they
't
•
Ache they
eeho starer
eittefortunetelY
nee and
these little
they well net
But aner all
,
is the bane
we make our
while others
CARTER'S
andsvery easy
a dose. They
not gripe or
please all who
Eve for $1.
eARMIlli
i WI
Ball, /all
. • t
Ise n:44d:rte:1
Nausea,
in the
success
1.'4
,
yet Carmen's
va mable
he liver
only
e
voald
from.,
hese
pine yelp)*
.bp
sick
of so
great
do not.
LITTLE
to
are
purge,
nee
Sold
tilltIMITE
Q..11
iJalall
Drowse:ease_
Side,
has
Anti
,ed
cur
"
1
h
Vim
.
bee r
woe
wiag
is
.
many
boast.
LIVER
take,
strictly
but
'thein.
everywhere,
•
She
, A
dences
case
.
wise
, •
things
that
•
his.trusted
the identity
b ecause
t
so o
. There
• her lord's
head
after
alhpovverful.
mote.
her
as
to Uplift
knowledge
Ililif
H° 13
e .
wiling
his.confidence.
Don't
fortable
when
pain.
doing
an untruth
future
trutb;
Marion
thivgs,
afford
respeoe."
to
to the
-Chicago
WilhelnW-Caprivi,
Biernarek
Caprivi
,
give
conundrums.
• Wilhelm
given
Hal
Caprivi
dead
" Isn't
h' health
isIs
"No.
money
'A
James
CambB
pe,o
Company,
accident.
been
,
Cara
Toronto.
Montreal
. Firsb
Second
Robbin'
1 ate a
fallue
'
life.
they
hind
a man
suspicious
,
tlx' doctor
hose."
- F•
big Billy
you oughter•see
bey -Gib
Seeond
catch
CONFME
Should
tactful
from
f drivingth
oe
husband
as well
only
h e
do.•
was
in token
hd
co a
• Woman
husband's
her , own,
and
' "
° ; not
as no
to
think
white
you
. It
you
reference.
even
Harland,
writes
to lose
'
man,
is
-Your
,
it up.
''
up active
ha 1
silence)
be
wife
her
will
1 as
by lettieg
friend
'
the
was
a time
feet and
up
.
'
help
o the
ffactorsb'h•
t b
right
rag
give,
it
think
is a
plant
is not
-
if
to
your
This
for
&reread,
IN YOUR
WIFE.
Partner in Al
.
demand cent
't would b
won e
o
them in sn:ta
- t•
appreme, in
. ,
feel that she :
e f
re u.a c
him-
'11 d I
an wi e (
. ' '
wife knelt i
instep on bs
and .foreve
II • a
e a -win a
in an age r
now. She eel
as we
by his di
an intelliger
io enter in 1
' Of his Nvi;
neo than he : •
he 'can give :
'
tell little con
than the trut
cause he
By 8
her heart, an
to keep fa
respect ill
a he, never
other helpfu
can bette
love than yi.
when apphei
both ways
—
a Trusted
Affairs.
will not
•• us an -I
b b d
horse
. ' h twater-but
freely give
. •
in great ones,
.
his wife
- ' ht
can e . make
gave up inn:tarrying
she
her master
hd
when the.
placed his
of submission
o him as
th' Os
But that was
.
is s muter
faults,
and stands
him by
w
blind -dein'
oe
to demand
and the best
is better to
lies rather
the latter would
mistaken kindnese.
distrust in
a good thing
. One • can
••
it hurts;
among
women : "Von
husband's
is equally true
good rules work
,
How the link Quaker Swore. •
,
Two Quaker children were one day play -
.n . - .
I together . and suddenly they began to
g
dispute. ene, especially, grew angry, and
.
sai passto a a .
' n t ly • ' • ' .
If thee doesn't take care rn. swear at.
• „ 3 ,
thee !
• , „
' Oh, oh ! cried the second, too much
to say more.
"I Will. Oh thee little you, th !"
_ , . eo . -
Youth s uompanzon.
Overheard In Berlin.
.
why is it plain tha
himself no longer?
Imperial Royal Highness
.
I never was muel good a
• •
-Because, now that he lass
life, ,
he isn't Bizzy. See
'
(suddenly, after three minotes
-Ha ! ha !
Wise Reads on Young Shoulders.
"I know why the: doctor brought that
• e e •
little baby, said a 5•yesaaold the other day
to her mother. •
"And. by did, the dootor bring the
. , g
baby ?" was asked. '
"'Cause it cries so. much he didtini want
o ee a i se , was e
t k 't himself," If " s th reply,
p
Business Before Plenum.
your husband going to Florida fo:
win er
th' ' t V •
I persuaded him to invest tie
in insurance on hie life."
.
Car et manufactarersare
p
duty on American
cheaper class.
• Three men
the ante
S
yesterday morning.
•
Associate
•States Supreme
adjourned
A despatch
nitely decided
oeed Lord Stanley
n„,,...i.
--...„---- '•
. 1.519V• David
Baptist denomination
,
died
mimes,.
fie Id, N. B.,
- Arch. McLean
G. T. R. at
moved to the
cover are entertained.
Y ,
The annual
Justice shows
ceived in the
year, a decrease
preview] year.,
H X
E. H.
killing of Thoma
Ines and who
'
surrendered
again in Buffaki
W McKnight
',.n.
rested yeetterday
Hanover, on
brought 'before
'Walkerton
a , .
Monday for
The people
.
west collet
of malignant
says the apread
knee are due
people, who
for the last
The tecent
Herbertth that
a,
pointments
that of second
militias is looked
' ' t -
mon as in en
wine oat. tot
•
talions,
,
. asking a heavier
. t . f th
tapestry carpe e o e
werey a co mum. on
killed b 11 -
I' Road,3/111 dal 111
te near i s , e, .,
, ,
Justice Lamar, oe o
' th United
Court, is dead.
yesterday as a mark of respect,
h London aaye it is defi-
from Y .
that Lord Aberdeen will sue-
as Governor-General of
Crandall, a father of the
in the Maritime Pro.
on nig a
Monday• ht t Spring-
aged 98. •
was badly crushed on the
Toronto last night, and was re.
hospital. Hopes for his re-
. •
report of the Department of
that 387 convicts were, re-
• . ..
penitentiaries eluting the past
of 27 aompa.red with the
.
e y, in los e a a a o or e
11 • Si•tdtBffl f 'th
a Hennigan, Of St. Cattier-
was released oh bail, haii been
h. - is now
her is bondsmen, andP
jail. ,
of Bentinck, was ar-
. , - - .1 , .
by Constable Bernie, or
a charge of bigamy. and was
Police Magistrate Robbie of
lid'ivas remanded till next
.
examination.•
of Tory Ireland Off the north-
. - a . .
of Ireland, are aying ny dozene
includes, A cable despatoh
of the disease and its vim.
to the wretchedness of the
have been 'suffering from femine
two months. .
' • ' '
order termed by Major-General
f tn.. n' '8'0 el a ••
n a re co Orem. i a , p
bp Made to it higher grade these
lieutenant in the Canadian
,upon. by Ottawa military'
d d t ' ' ' I' I 13 1 .6
e o Seriene y hamr, 1 not
existence all the rural bat-
'
The Good Goy.
Dr. Babas (collaring the victima-Ab,
. . . ,
ha, you little. rascal. So you are the boy
who has been ringing my night bell, are
, , .
you? , ..
, Tommie Tompkins -N -no, sir; it was
that bad by, Georgie Smythe.: 1.-I just
• ' • e ' e.
rung it this time to tail you about it I"
•
despatch from Arkansas ,states the'
Bell Campbell, ton . of Mr. Johi
of CanadaM Meat V
e ea ac inj
was killed yesterday in a trap
. No further patticuletts have yk
obtained. Mr. Campbell was but .21
f age and , had one . west frau
a at) a
g b
The remains are to ebroughtte
for burial. • .
• Burglar -How ye gittitd on '
Burglar -Bully ! Dein' firs' 'rate.
doctors now: I jus' ring th' hel:
t night ' tll ' M A t b'lt •
an e em Mrs. a or 1 a
) ' ' • ) ,
in a faint an they mus run far he
"Then doge knock 'em down w'ea
come out ?" " Bah 1 You're 'way, be
the times. Quick as a pliceman sate
runnin' et night he. arrests Ine as i
character. I wait till they gral
, -
an' then I go in an r , 11
Ira boy- hear youa g
't b • 1 he - had ff ht wit)
, B„eiy. Second boy -Yes, ani
me make him runi First
out; you make Billy Badly run'
boy -Yes, ,I did, but he couldn'l
Me '
' A. Double toss.
Smith -What's the matter' , old boy ? You
look blue. .
Brown-I'vejust 1 t th ' I
os my mo er-m- am.
"1 didn't know you had one."'
"Nor have I.. I thought I was going , to,
though, but Clara thinks otherwise." '
stow ise BefuSed.
Mrs. Hicke -You know how badly 1 need
a new gown, dear; won't you give me a
cheque to day? '
Hicks -If , there is one person in the
world I cordially detest, it ts an autograph
fiend. •
1121 said h iM JOsephEOpes who wee
for several , years Sir John lVfacdona ld's
private secretary. and is now Aasistant
, .... .
Secretary to the Privy ounce, , 8 ort y
C •1will h I
b lilted Deputy' Minister '
of Marine
e aPir, . . , ,
and Fisheries', and that Mr. William Smith,
present e u mster will be auper.
thed • t Ali ' -. 'I . ' a "
P Y 1 P
animated
A special from Anderton, Ind,, , says a
few minutes before 19 o'olook hist night a
-, . , ,. . . . . , .,
terrine eapiesion or natural gas wrecked
.e. . - ,,, ,, .
, the ivational Exchange Dank, located ni the
new Dixey Hotel. The fire spread and the
entire hIneh was threatened with idealize.
tion 15 ifi thought two narsons are buried
i,„ ' ,,,„,4„,, - -
"" the '''"'"''''
Sill OW S
. ,,
gni 4
tv, .
1
C sill °TRIO
.
C LIRE, ..
. This' GREAT COUGH CURE, this sue -
c s ful CONSUMPTION CURE, is without'
.e. s 11 1 'h' f l' ' All
a pare e in the history o . me( mine.
druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos.
hitt guarentee, e test that no ether ohm can
au .
ecessfully stand. If you intVa a Cough,
, ore ma , or , tom, n is, t,,c I , in, i vo
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cure 75u. If ye:it dill lies the ;..aetta or
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