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clentle Monte,
Thotentilt Mime no ratirei gentle Annie,
Like a fieWer thy sPifit. deniart
Then otts Pee: alas, like the hilidY
That leave }Awned in the einieneen of my hetart,
Cherues
Shall we never more behold thee ; never hear
thy winnihg voice again.
When the springtime comes, Gentle Annie,
Whets the wit(' flowers are soattered o'er the
We haiveroamedaud loved 'mid, the bowers,
When thy downy cheek.s were in their
lectern !
Now lathed alone eine the dowers,
While they mingle their perfumes o'er thy
toteh.
Chorus.
Ah the hours grow sae wheal ponder,'"
Near the silent spot where thou at lam,
And my heart bows down when' wander
Ey the streams si.nditlsie meadows where we
strayed,
Chorus.
THE CLEW.
Y life hangs on thab scree) of
NIpayer. If le cannot be found,
Edith, it is impossible to prove
O) itauchence. The facts ere
. dead spinet me."
" Gilbert, I am so conadent
that yea are innocent, and all
then you have sad be true, that
1 willenottrest tura the paper is foetid."
He took her ea itie arm• and impreand a
passionte kiss on her ba ow.
Gataert Sheaton was unrier arresta en out-
picien of havtug mused the dotes of Rey.
mend Wild. The Ghia ef the ease were, as
he wed, "dead Agetast him."
Stanton heed in oheonheo in Whitehann,
and was res.dieg for the Bar. Wild, who
winded hie name was AU old college ao
usititerice, who 'had ettempbed eeveral
thinee ha life and failed in all. Gilbert had
not seen him far several yeere when Wild
suddenly turned up ab his ehainbers and att-
nommen that he was " abone broke."
The man had no oleim whatever on Gil-
bert Smitten, who totd him so, and also
gaVO tem the benefits of some etuttlid optle
lone ato to his peat career. R vaned Wild
was bob blooded and high words resulted.
The querrel eras at its height when Mrs.
Merton, Gilicteries old laundress, who had
been completing her morning duties in ate
°thee room, closed the door of tbe oh:ambers
and passed one
Shortly afterward the tempers of the two
men cooled. Will apologized for some
offeueive rematke he had made and they
•shook heeds. Gilbert now promised te do
hie been to help his old acquitintance and
invited Will to rennin for an hour Voile he
wenn out to keep an appeintmenb.
When Gilberb Stanton rebaraed he
mounted tee stars to the doer of his cham-
bers, hut did nob immediately wenn He
stood for a few minutes en the landing, con-
sidering what course he should adept with
regard to the men 'aside., Should he gine
him inowey2 Or might net that be ding
such a pane a positive injury.
As he leaned againet the door, smoking a
cigarette, he was steeled by a lea/ explo-
sion inkle. What could it be! Ho
hastily unhooked the door and went; in. Tin
place was full ef gunpawder smoke est i he
rushed into the sitting room. Ib was
empty. Thera was a door communicating
with his bedroom and he opened it.
Aharrible eight was before him. Stretched
upon the floor was Beymond Wild—dtal 1
Skelton immediately found that a bullet
had passed through the. man's brain, and
that his own revolver, which he always kept
leaSed in •the room, was lying on the door
'noires the body. '
The evidenee at the fended was simply
this: The pollee, when celled in, had
found the dead body of a man, identified as
Raymond Wild, wibh a bullet wound in his
head. A revolver was also discovered,
which Gilbert Shahan had admitted waa
his, and the entente of one cheraber had
beeo, discharged. Mr. Stanton ba 1 wild :
"The man onamibtel anioide. I was not
inside the chambers at the tease."
William Carey, a aoliciter's auk, de-
plored that he was looking nub of the office
window on the ground floor, wheu he
saw Mr. Gilbert &Linton enter the
balding and herd him run up the stairs.
About five minutes afterward—certainly
when ample time hed °taped fax' Mr.
Shantou to enter his chambers—he heard
the explorden,
The remit was that Gilbert waa unseated,
breught up before the reagistrao and cone -
minted for beat
Etle defence was that Wild hied found the
revolver during hie sesame ; tint he was
standing outside the doer of his ohainhere,
as wa have dezeribed, when the shot was
fired ; that aabhough they had quarreled
they were en paced° terms when he went
eat, and that the deoeased had Wit a writ-
ten confessien of his own gait and Gliberna
innocence.
Bub where was that written co:denim ?
Glibere. Steam deolered thab he found it
•on the bedroem mantleplece, but during the
exeitement of the hour had review ieuely
loot or mielaid it. He had searched every-
where for it, but without avaiL
He distinctly remembered thab after ex.
emitting the body, and finding it wan lite -
leas, he went into his sittleriroom with the
confession in his hand to consider what he
sheauld do. He placed the man. on a snail
table in front of him, anti glencing °oil oi the
window sew a eelioemen to the naedeengle,
He at once deteded to call the 00es-table
and ran down wean to do so, leaving kiie
door veer.
On his rebore the liver had dioappeerid
and he had never nen it afterware. The
mon diligent search had failed to ditelover
ib.
" Now, Mrs. Morton," odd Emil, as
they mtood alone in the onembera, " thie ix
a matter of life and death. That piece et
paper rand be found."
a Yee, mien," was the latuadrosecOmmon•
place reply. e
ii litrat of all, you must pleeee enamor
very carefeliy Some questions 1 ebeill put
to yeu. Did you on that) day destroy eny
Patter 1"
" No, tabs."
"Have you doebroyed or reraceed any
since V
" Not a SOrlar, ICGIall, YOU SOO there ain't
no fires thie time o' the year, and the
little cooking I done is all done isn the gaa
stove,"
"What de yeti do with your er tete paper
. .,
and rebhieli 1"
ii Weans little there le I takes clowns in a
Vail once a I/4A, or mere ofiett 0 / find it
inicessery."
" Atd Mir the pent been down since that
den ? "
" No, 2nlas "
• " Then the paper must be here eosin -
'Where, Indere it Teas deliberately doles;
Whit& I cermet believe, We will begin our
seetiob en I ga ••e 00 be 644 room Oren"
reason niched uplift°
don mod testa a . u', 0, ktkort Edith steedenly
atoppect
h Do ,Kat FoAtomber erhesher the windows
woes Oret4 “ii t{'W a •a„, 1” she eked,
" "ns, ilvagi ; ivi,. S lAtttoe elierlyti need to
'owe 'lc whoisere eine."
" W n, nisi optiii tbsol at they woad be
if he w.
The nooses) cliel em ehe wee hid, Edith
thee pintoes 6, pi•,00 of tipktyle Ott OW 'Wee
*here Gil lett told he t an leld the tenfew
OM, the doer leading inew tke. bedroom and
the eminence door loving been flret ?Penedo
There wait a einetideribis dratellet, .id the
Paper trembled en the table.
"41'OrbetPe there Week more air en thet
dab" ead Edith. " will Webstiltate a
lighter pieoe ef paper."
Tale elite did,. and elmeet hataeillately it
was caught by a current and le wee floated
aerobe the room. As ib fell en the floor
they wore heath ebareled to 040 a little Mitten
spring from the open doorway and pounce
upon the paper, rolling over end over with
it in her teeth.
Thad) explains it all ' eicalaimed Edith,
oritehing up the little animal in her arm,.
Oh, kitty ola, kitty 1 How little you
know the terrible mischief you have done 21
Her eyea were full ef Mare end eh° was
pato ad trembling with apprehension. The
kitten must have carried off the confeeelen
to play with, and ite recovery was hopeleee,
• "Lor, raise," suddenly broke In hire.
Mottoa, "now I remember 1 When the
genii) shot liseelf I was working in the 'ease
oppoeite, and cane bath to tee whet was the
matter. Iamb little •kitten belongs to the
party in the it.ext seb, and when I come up
to the landing she was a -playing jest like
that with a bit o' paper. which eh° none
away with and invert on the stake."
" fere" aaid Edith, its breathless eager -
Was.
"Well, piper about bhe stela, leoke ao
untidy, nest, so I picked it up. etid----"
" Whet did you do with it?'
"1 threw it in the pail with the other
rubbish."
For the seined time the content's el the
pail wore enaptled by the laundreseencl care-
fully examined. It Was absolutely certein
that the paper was net there.
"Are you positive that you put the paper
to bhe I" asked Edioh.
"I'd hike my 'davy on it, miss. And it
was jaat oath a snap of writing as you
say."
Edith ant the laundrette home ehttb her -
twit in elle battery ohms:hers and began the
hunt afresh.
• It was ten in bhe evening when she
amused her trainees Beanie
Next morning rho returned bo her hope-
less task. Mrs. Merton she had relieved
from further attendance, and was walking
up said down the chembers In thought, when
tome °eine a kaook et the door. It wee
the laundress heraelf.
"1 knew where that bit o' piper is, men!
I remembers that, when the petite was here
thin morning, steps into the bedroom te
hear what they has to tatty. Ode ef 'am seys
to me, inpudenb like, Well, what do yon
want, old lady ?' and I says I wanted the
bedroom cendieetick."
" Yea," interrupted &tibia " bat where
ie the paper 2'
"I'm pat coming to that, taloa. I mays
a bib in elle kitchea—jaab to see if I mighb
be any nes, von undemeands--and while I
was wahing pulls a new candle to bhe can-
dies:Mk. Thum anima ia restaer emell for
the candieetiek, so takes a hit o' paper
out o' the pail to make it fie Come Luta the
bedroom, miss—why, ids gen e'
"Good heavens r arise "De you
mean to say that the proper round that earn
die was the missing dociament 1"
"That's my belief, mini!. Where is it
gone ?"
"1 wee here late last eight and I burned
the candle very low—anti tab.° paper took
fire 1"
" And you burned it, min 1"
"Only slightly, I re:rams:leer. I blew it
out, threw the paper away, and put in a
new candle that I removed from the peen;
Whin did I do with the paper? Oh I re-
member, I threw it ander the grebe. 'You'll
find it tiler; Thank heeven, wehavefousid
it et last 1 Gilbert is toyed !'
"There las nothing here, moo," eel/ the
woman on her keeee " The grebe is quite
empty 1"
Ix wee true, and the think wAs a terrible
one E Ebb. She tetanal te tee old le.en-
drees' %rms. Mrs, Islotton, however, soon
motored her to oeuseloutnesse.
" Yeu man take ney word far it," she said,
tint paper's bewietheri."
"1 don't mire whether it is bewito nil or
nob," add "1 mean to find lie
Fetch me thee magnifying glass from tbet
table In the next room.
Edith remeved the fender and carefully
exannaled the dust Wet Mrs. Mtrica's not
ever-scrupuloue olestilineee bed &hewed to
sconenula
thought as mash," ohs said, " Mice I
They have been attraoted by the wadi°
greens and haee dre.gged the paper to their
nole. Every nioneeee now is valuable, or it
w it ha all doetroyed."
Tiny se wohed ronad sib° ab every e hare,
bat no mouse hen could he found. Edith
then directed the woman to mix it quantity
of whiting, which she pieced in it large 13.it
dish on the floor in the middle of the room.
In the dish was lade small meteor, aad in
that a piece of t•asted cheese They then
left the chamber for several house.
When they returned there was a track of
little white feetpriats across bile room bhab
lad to Stehle hole %bees the narrow skirt-
ing board, hidden by a loon piece of the
wall paper. A man was called in, amid
after breeking down same of the plaster
and takicg up e. oorner of the flooring the
coveted scrap of limper was ab last teoured.
The eoafeeelun was. of course, in put do-
• obroyed, end requirt d very delicate hand-
ling, bu'is when the precious relic had been
carefuliy mounted on Atte her pithe of pt.per
Ib was Mend to read ea follow; the weraa
bn brackets beteg amplified by sapposition :
[i time sick ot my Me and [rotten/0d] to
pec an end [bo fa con suiptoioas tatle
no Gilbert, thetttoe, [au, lee tattooer/h. I die
[by nay] own hand. RAYAIOND W1L[D].
Gilbert aud Edith are now married, and
Steelton batiste that he owes hie Hie to the
pareleteee and ietelligent manster in whieh
hie wife followed up thet vita and mita.
Memo clew. —.London Tit Bite.
Burrow, Stewart en mime at the
. industrial.
Among the exhibiba in the Stove 'depart.
mein at the Toronto Irednetrie; Fair this
yeer there were none more worthy of
special mention then that of Burrow,
Stewart & Mlhxed of Hamilton, the lato.On•
lecturers of the ever popular " Jewel " liae
oi stove; ranges, fun:ewes, scan, etc. Ne
Median besiaene iu CStratta had made ewe,
rapid prows:lee dating the last few years.
Tao greet incretwe its the demand for tbeir
geode meanie teseeesery to add this eammer
a [ergo new addition to theit remedy extort
6ive worke, mia then they now have about
250,000 repent feet of floor olefin° melting
their foundry one of the fennel:Is in the
Domitiline, Serail peoede aro amazed at
such niatvellone gro Wish Incornpatablvelydnli
Veneta btit the secret hi ha, the data end
Onto of goods they turn out, and in the lain
that all three membete of the firm are
practical workmen 'thud inventors, eaoli
perttertally ettpeeititentlitin a deptatinnent.
It lento to eay theta lanoline of goods; oxi the
market teeley equel to thet of the" Jewel "
stoves, rangee and fur:tsetse ;no* doll by
ail easetprieing and fireteleao &mien: frein
Halifax to Varioeuver.
All the imitorti for a girth' hat/din Bonne
are expeoten to be gerteroue Itt theirprettehte
to hen Thee presents are never returned.
Therefore, the wily teniele deferel as lig esi
peeeible a peeiiive atelettbion el the lately
Men.
AGREAT SEAN UGH I "111141"1"'"'"k
•
•
The Ltosp Weighs 400 Pounds and
100,000 Candle Power.
Is
WRITING ON TIIR CLOUDS
HE hiegeet and sliest
powerful ole ot ri o
se twee light in the world
le now being eat up at
bbe World's Fah. Some
Wee of ito eke meg be
gained front the cont.
peewee made between it
Ind the men of erdinery
height standing by it,
*hewn in the Illuebrae
tier, from a photograph
taken when the search
light Blood on the roof
of the buttery. Ibs lands
shout 10 feeb 6 inches
high to the upper side of tee ventilleter on
the top of the dram, and the tots/ weight Is
6,000 pounds, but tie perfectly is it mounted
and beleinced that a child oan move it in
any direoblen,
It Wal built by the General Eleobrio cont.
pony. The reflieting lams mirror uree In
this projector is 150 conebnetere, or stxty
lachea, in diameter, it is a ooneave sphere
cal mirror of the Mangle type„ free frotn
spherical aberration, relleobing a eandbly
parallel beam of light. It was minuet°.
tared especially for this projeoter in Perla,
France, and 18 a moat perfect !madmen of
optioel work, three and one fourth inohee
thick on the edges, and eue-iiixteenth of, an
inch thick at the centre, and
wEtons Auou2 800 POUNDS.
The metal ring to which Ibm le monated
weighs abont 750 pounds, and the lens,rtng,
eald cover weigh snout; 1,600 pounds.
Thies greet mirror is mounted ab one and
of the big drum, the eater end of whittle is
furnished with a door comedian of a metal
rlin, in which are fixed te number of piens-
glass &nips five -sixteenths of an inch Wok
byl3iX inches wide.
Inside this dram and sliding upon ways
arranged on the bottom is placed the stein
tric lamp, the source of the light which is
refloated by the mirror. It ie entirely auto.
math) in its mistime is elm feet high, and
weighs &boat 400 pounds.
The carbons mod are %Ise made especially
for in Tile upper or positive cerbora le one
and oae-hall latexes ia diemeter and twenty-
two end one-half Wakes long, with a five -
sixteenths of an inn cove of soflocarbon run-
ning from end to end through its cohere.
The lower or !negative carbon is one and
one-fotarth inohen in dittmetet, is fifteen in-
ches long, and alto has a core of soft carbon
running threash its centre. Ia eaddidon bbs
outer eurface us heavily (mated with copper.
The po &dye ceeben fa set e. 1Ibla le front et
the riegetive, and time elemosts all of the in-
tense light of the incandescent crater is east
upon the reflector.
The maximum current at which this lamp
eperatert 18 200 amperee, and at this on.
rents the lamp hes it lurninons intensity of
about
90,000 20 100,000 CANDLES,
the reflected beam a total hunizions
eity which the eye cannot appreciate. In
looking ab the aide of bhe basin the speotator
ooly distinguishes a stream of light of
comparetively low intensiby, but itt look -
ab the beam directly ha brilliancy is
tinily seen mad the effect is absolutely
bitosling.
Veatilatore at bite top and elides allow
oonatant car,reat of hob air to pass
through the dram and dissipate the
heat generated by the arc lump ;
and they are as arranged that no
light clan esoepe through them. Ail the
concoctions for adjusting the positions of
the carbons and the lamp are brought
through the drum to the eatiside, and are
arranged in °lose proximity to ono another
at one aside so that ell may be manipulated
by the operator from his position.
Through openings in the drum, covered
• by deathly colored glass, the operations of
the larep may be watched and its ittljnet-
mente verige 1.
Before the projector was sent to the
World's Fair a pahlio testi was made at
Middletown, Conn. From the roof of
the works the great white bum
of light rent forth Into the theca.
rity of the nighb, and Blowier swepti the
oousaryside for miles %rebind, bringing
every object upon watch, it was directee
into beilisen and dietinet relief. It
illumineted the reale of &what villages and
SCARED ME INHABITANTS,
and lighted up the signimerde miles away,
tut then they ocald easily be read by moans
of a glass. Tee projector was turned
upward toward the sicy, and the bean; like
sapernatural divirte finer, wrote worde
upon the cleade—rnesseges of lighb to bhe
sherry populetteas. It was a megabits mane.
fesiation of name's Javelins of the realms of
Fitments.
lu was observed tent the apace wibhin the
beam was violently agiteted, and ctioeer
eitservatton revexted the hen thab millions
of mothe and naivete tonne were hovering
in ii, attarentel by the brilitency of the
1 g o Next mottling &Wade of deed male,
beetles, other honour, and sone smell birds
were twain up frAva the roof on whiett the
projocbor stood, They had beets killed by
the inteneity of the light.
BEADING INTIM RELAX 10 MILES AWAY.
How far the powerfat beam of light of this
inetrumenb rem be seea is difficult to abet;
The searciii light Eat up be the General Elea.
trio Company oa Mount Wathiugten, in the
White Mountains, has a diameter of only
title)", inches'and a refleated ligth from the
mirror of taisoub 100,000 candle power, yet
the newspaper rem be reed in its beam ten
Mlles away, end the light oaa be soma from
pante 100 meet away. How unmet furbher
thou could this 375,000,000 candle powe'
light be seen in a clear atomephore free from
menthe; if the projeotor could be mouated
upon an entinenee eefficiontly high lso clear
esti suerounding obstaelee,
Pnotogranh'inn a trayfialt.
Otte of the moat recent eppliaatione of
'chrome photography—by which le meant
photography applied by meant of 0 Series of
ehort end rapid exposure a to the repreeenta.
Mon of moving objects in successive posh
time—hes been devised in Femme , for the
Study of the swimming motional of fish. A
rayfish was choreal in the antaject o Invoeti.
gallon, mod the eincestive photogrephs wen
taken alt intervala01 onehouth Of a second.
They show completely the !novena:It of the
fine, and present e. eimilatity to the photo.
graphe beet have been obtetned of the mo.
time of the whips of a flyirig bird.
Why euffee with teothaehe whet* Gibbon
Teetlieseine Gehl Will 'afford lantant relief 1
A negative nian—The muleteer photo-
grapber,
A wits editor wants to knowuhy people
say 4 titslik fee,111 hie oats," whesi to only
feelelibe ree.
* HMO leetiertnetion. About the Metro teethe
Werldhl Umtata.
Our readers may like to have beforelhem
• itst of the heirs to the ,thrones of the
world. We give Intone what we believe to
be an eltelnen a; welt as A tali liet ef all
the important heirs eppereet and helm
pretumptive to the °rowan of impertant
countries in Earopo and Asia, except:China.
Tiara la no looker any monarchy on, the
Americare coniatuent, although foreign
monarchial oonntrisse ribili hese American
dependencies. The date following the
dutri he:0in of the heir lo the near of hia
Austria-Hungary--Arehtinhe Kori Lud-
wig, brother of the Empfror ; 1833.
Baveria—Pritioe Leitpold, unde of the
KtButigig; ille8m2.
—1Prime Palippe, Count of
Flanders, bother of tits Ring ; 1837.
Balgaria—No heir.
• Denmark—Peon Frederick, ton of the
King; 1$43,
German and Preemie—Prince Friedrich
Wilhehn, son of the Emperor -Mug ; 1882,
Greet Brit Mu—Albert Edward, Prince of
Wein, son of the Queen ; 1841.
Greece—Prince TionstantinoS, sea of the
Kmg ; 1868,
Itely—Vibtorie Enuenuthe Penn of
Meilen eon of the King ; 1869.
Japan—Prince Yoshihito, aon of the
Emperor; 1877.
Mordienegro—Prinoe Denilo Alexander,
eon of the reignbog Penn ; 1871,
Netherlands—No heir. Qom a minor.
Persia—Muzafer-ed-din, son of the Shah;
1833.
Portugal—Prime Luis Fatima, Duke of
Bragoans, eon of the King; 1887.
Reumanie--Princet Ferdinand of Mahan-
zoilern Sigmaringen, nephew of the King ;
1865.
Ruesia—Grand Duke Nichol/a, mon of the
Emperor ; 1868.
Saxony—Prince George, Duke of &May,
brother of the King; 1832.
Servia—No heir. King a, minor.
Siam—Prince Somdeletit °bowl& Mahe
Vajkunnis son of bite King; 1878.
Spein—Infanta Maria-de-las-Meroedeas
sister of the King ; 1880.
Sweden and Norway—Prinoe Ganef,
Dake of Werniland, son of the King; 1858.
Turkey--Mehemmed•Reshad Effendi,
brother of the Sultan; 1844.
rhe Lightning's rottok
Is scarcely more rapid than the lighthing
like &oblate ef Neer/lane in all kinds of pan.
Is lb nearelgio, ? relief is eereain and rapid.
Tootheehe is eared Al if by mewl*. Rheum-
atism fiads it member ia 0 few applioetione of
the powerful and penetrating Nerviliae.
In a word, pain, whether internal or exter-
nal, dada a prairie!, antidote fit Norville°.
Give Nervaine a trial. Druggtets and
detains everywhere salt it, end ib costa only
25 cortio a bottle.
re wan. eament*.
Select freestones ; put them Mile a wire
kettle ant dip the kende into boilittg weber
for one mlauto ; then take out and peal
with a silver keife, out bo halves, make it
syrup with Oni game) of water and oee pint
ef sugar cooked tegether ; drop in pesohea
enough when the syrup iu boiling hob for
one Win; WhOn tender lift Ont With et wire
epoon into a heated glens jar; when fall
pour enough syrup from the kettle to fill
the jar, then acre w the cover on; then conic
enough ter another min the !same way. In
using peashea for reaming it is better to uee
only one variety in a cam The lighacolored
polchee, mitholigh net as rich looking, are
very nice whemz canned and excellent for
dumpliege
The Minister Agreed.
Daring tbe %viaan Ohio minheoer was on
his way south as an emlisary of the
°heathen commiselon, and he hoarded an
Oeio River beast at Portsmouth. At the
first leading below,
the mate "turned
loose" at the deckhaada. He oursed their
oyes, their hearts, their habbery feet, their
'sixteens, their whole line of ancestry frau
Adam to that hour. Finally, eximusted
with prolaaity, he buena to the ehooked
toinieter with the query
"Don't this beat ?"
"Vee, air, Inn :dna ix don." And the
good man geared to hit oebin,
fiats with FionneeE, •
Tee &cation of wesaing hats with lace
fiouucaa drooping over the brim is much in
favor in Fiance, and, indeed, the Parisienne
ornsidere her tenet for the country aa
monody cemplete without the Charlotte
Cordey hat, whet ite drooping violate of
hoe or mouseelitte de sole to fall over bhe
distracting little waves and earls of heir
that frame the fem.
ffer Deductions.
A mother in the nerth part of the city
was administering some touted admoeitery
direetions to a girl of about five or six
summers a few days ago. Said the mother :
"11 you are not a good girl when you grow
up you wile have little girlend they will
be awful neughtee"
The little one looked sib her mother aoherly
for a moment and replied, without a ttnile
wrieleing her featuree :
" Whet an %whit risaghby gtri you meet
heave bea, triamoie,"
Perpiexinin Twine.
This story is :about Philadelphia twins.
The aurae wen giving them e beth. Leter,
heariog the ohidren laughleg in bed,
ehe mod :
"Weal; are you children laughing
about ?"
"01, nothing," rtplied Edna, "only
you hone given E lith two hetes an haven't
given me
Grgasing a Big Ncedle.
Cloop Urea) newalle is gobbing so malty thae
New York has to wax it—itaid Wane grand-
mother's work-hasket opsernsion either. A
mixture of wax and pareffin is to be applied
hot And ie expected be penetrate the Memo
six inchee and proirob it for yearn lithe
mixture Ottat only be pub on during brighle
dear day; and altogether ie will require
three weeks be complete the teak.
A. Weer Contrivance.
Marartem—You are satiebed with your now
delft Why, it omelet and nays " mamma,"
end opens and that its Gym!, sad I dere*
know what all.
WOO Pet—Its fiegera doetin'b move, an'
its totivue dewiest wag, an' it never frowe
imp.a-Clood Armes.
• ifuety Conclusions.
Uppen—Hello, old fellow! How did you
enjoy your trip to Enland ?
Cantimings (explaiaing)—I haven't been
to Eogitaid. I'm wearieg thie ill-fitting suit
of clothes botause I got it at a liongein.
Internat.
Wool—I have been living for a month at
cost of 8 note a day.
VatiPtsit—Thats all it cost vont
Wool—Oh, ho 1 Ikaid $20 a week; 8
cente ta dray wee whab it cost my landledy.
An Eitgliehreat heti patented osubniefiee
toid dove for heatitig the water in heath trawl.
,••
relUND A fiwouinE0 sow.
Irrommemeh New% ht vukk,
EICEIES*111.1f•
Tikontap lif4rkinE, who ban prespeoted the
InOttutainE, Ionia end valleye to this vieinity
for the peso for veers, twitted late the
Glenwood (Col.) Avaloselle ethos Needle
ea state of eicoiteinextit. He had fa his
heuds a aeon package, vahiou the repeeter
thought to contain epee Mesas of gold or
silver, butt to hie Butyric; the perfect
petrified lewd end arm of a human form
were revealed.
Mr. Herhine etroted that evidie proppeoting
ia the dry geich jests beyond the litus hen,
about iio end it malt miles from the city, ho
ssohidhateily diecsovered upon the outlines csi
the ground the band le hie proaseseion.
'Thinking to porhape find the eatire
body toenenbh bile surface he at
once begeu to use lois peak
and shovel., Int, e, few momenta hile seerch
was pewee:de& Hie pick tame in contract
with tome avian/ outworn*, which proved to
be the armn from whichthe hmel bed la the
past binome eopertated. The lintels, pees-
genir beeerne intensely exulted at tee ex-
position of a petrified maas form era his work
progresaed.
Mr. Herkine extended ton invitation to J.
J. Reilly, of New Yorit Cloy, who to visit -
lug Gisneoed, and two repteentativee of
the ileask•nolee to acoompeny him to the
some. In thirty minatee ttoo porty was
Way lauded wad again the ghoulish pro.
ceeditoge began.
It Wag nearly 5 o'clock when the pertly
reached the city with the wonder of wonders
partly iaupheetli in the roar el tile vogue
A ininerity of the pereons who eintertined
the form decided that from the feraturee, so
prominently displayed, it. was an Lenten,
while meny funned twee from the bread,
Seal nese and shape at tbe head, it was a
meagre. Ohara theught mo oliff.dwillier, por-
e/spa, who died from nAttura, melees, tor ege
Was 237.0611 certainly deplored, and was now
to become wee of the myinieries at the
present, day.
The man hen' certainly been, in life, ti
dwarf, as the height, upon inetwerement,
proved te be bum three feet and ewe inches,
allowing four inehes for the feet, they nou
heiog found, and being certain tees the dit-
Iootttion was at or very near the ankles. A
measaremenb of the fawn gives the
hog t
ioitow-
±1eIgbb, 3 feet 2 inches; from hip bone to
fete, 13 inithee ; length of arm, 11 Mohan ;
heed areurtd forehead, 24 incline ; face, from
top of head to ohin, 7 Melees ; width of
fans on cheek bone, 4 inolaea ; chest, 33
inches ; hips, 31 inches ; hipa to shoulder,
17 lathes.
It will readily he seen by the above
nienEurentonto that lb doex not imply that of
me symmetrieal form. The legs and arms ars
very slender, while the head and the body
ere very lenge.
Kay Electric Works Exhibit.
This enterprieing electric firm..of filnelli
ten, during tits Induaerial Fair wide one of
the most intereating exhibite in the
Machinery Hall. They had oaa tweeter
home generator and Mx mantra rannieg
oontinuously, and the oeildity, exosilence
and finish ad them were apparent to any
interested or experts looker on, and nine iri
for nnich favorable comment. me company
• guarantee every machine te be up to the
eated ea, eaelby. Other e.dvantagee claimed
1 are inabsteatital construction, staoobh running
end &enable, well protected from extricate
injuty, porta coldly removed for citterivien
1 or replan, automatic self-tabrioating
journal, wastes no all; currant generating
with leeetb sparking, coneequeatly ereali
i wear of commutator and brughes perfectly
)7 aself-regultating, and so !simple any men of
ordboary %batty cam non them. lo Toronto
alone over 100 of their motors are in toe,
' and needy thab number la Hatriabon, and
they are foiled in moat every towa In Can-
ada where electelo pewer is need, from
Qemboo to Vancouver. This firm moved
bids year lido new quer:ter/4 having over
three titn02 the capacity of their old areal
unapt renning ever -time to keep near asp
to order&
rocket *wisdom.
It takes nine takes to mtke a autu, but
one can Own nuke him hump.
The wares drill a young moat hen the
more wild oats he Mtn EoW in a day.
If the average Ma's wife were what he
"Make elm aught to be he would not be her
husband.
A little knowledge le sonVoitned a dan-
gerous Wog to the parity about wham it)
is known.
The beat thing that can be doaa with the
landwherk is to replete him to the demein
of his an brethren.
Go to the anb, 'thou sluggard, unlese
you're toe hard up. In tint own panel
better go to wour neon.
Laidlaw .0 Co., Grain. atisealtere, Etc.
A4 the Iadustrial Exhibition A. Ladd -
law & Oe., Qnmea &meet west, Terente,
made ars usual e very fine grein-oleaner
=Whit in the maceinery hail Their
Beheld exhibit, however, Mil their new
whealesoorirer, which bas been thoroughly
tested ota tee eraubbieet of Manitoba, whelp
end proved (tself to be far srmatelor bo may
scourer to the market, A. Moyer & Co.,
Pelinereten, under hate of September 6th,
rife so followe :
" We heave given Leidetwe) nearer a
bhorough test on matey Mataitaittes wheat,
aid heave found it to ekes, te thorreighly.
We pairehesed DU their gatertztioe to dean
semen Mattitolea, wheat whiott it assets to
oar seidefaction,"
This eaterprising mtnufi during Om are
prepared to eeil team easebieeo on 30 drays'
tea, which mill owners woad do won to
nuke e. note of, ead for further, perteculare
write) them Brewers one gratin &Alert(
ahead not fell to see or empire abed the
Ladino:to' k Co'retell) %ad weeny eleagore ;
they are perfoot workere. Deriug tee
exhibition the Leidlavo, & Clo. exhibit
atteaoted he =oh intermit as any in the
nottohinery hall.
Dalt Was ithey.
Asts yonth, Daniel Webetior WOO dome -
what opposed be physical labor, brio his wee
gut* at reptietee. Wbllo mowimig bitcoin-
pi/tined to hie father thet his motile wee
xiot bussig nirepeely. Meng it to suit your-
nalinDen " replied the peternel. The boy
itertirelletrely hung 18 00 a tree neer by, say-
ing, "There, father, it'e, hung to suit me,
new."
The inweet °rouge knife hem al OW blade
back for °tatting through the fruit.
, swam
Fon SAME.
6,000 hoes of :earning tanats, itire airdwalleo
of Mealtime (pep, ro,00te, aeci witt.in 010 0 meet
ei realm& 'reams m l5 tO 11 pot 0000, llee doter
$45 %hear, ens ber ensile hatereshWheels Gee
therithee neer. Well anititesedi {Send sire
inapt and eireulersr.
Wht. ffillitildAhdri
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Of Pure Norwegian Cad Liver Oil
and llypephoophiteo.
Tulpoverf.aliecl SOYA frOptere Waal is (a-
waits affectively re6fo•ior2 to vigorous CUM..
&Maltby Mill n'osloscr ertUE rented* Cures'
Coughs, Colci* mut sat Wasting Diserniesi.
Almost as raNcian!$t ICS Mak.
'Prepared !mar W•;y t t Ramie, Bellevillo.,
FAJOINANSUP 1,669111}0.467., ,
VaLtratadtkat=61122
Ure. Rood !Ito rnarvelorgo Froucl.
Remedy OALTHOS free, and a
legal guarmateethat OAS2SHOS•Oill
STOP Olaelsursges Ended:verso
017350 SnernanteerbareaVarteaearda
mcia RESTORE Loot Vizor..
Use ft and ftery if wavier!.
Address, vow mom. CO.,.
SOTO Amerlaat Agnate, Chieranatt, Mew
Btaii tito Wtorld,
get tho
gad EverrvIlerg
We have imported direct from IffelleniE
an immense easertments of
INOLIIDLN14
Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus
Snowdrops, Jonquilts, Lilies,
Ansi it nein of enhee imeletler for fell Oath-
fng,
If you want to know hew to get thereon&
how to teke care of tie.an bead for mar
bratitifed Rath 0 da4oktte. Fres to au who
&PLAY.
JOHN 8. PEARCE &Carr
London, Ontario.
MRS. BONI %%ZIP°
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FOR CCU LDicatkl 111X11trilgiag•
wor moo RDA.mttt loverattot. ma; ouvit• !Mar&
1
GU';'I:.
Vainable tsestise and bottler of medicine seat Mow tie :••-wWA
&erases. Glee Express end Pest °Saco addeers
EXDOT„, 11A, a., Ma WWI Sadeankle Oro& Tome.% OM
nWiEACHERS AND OLDER SMOLA/MOAN
make money canvassing tar " Farmed
Oriend and Amount Bock." ISend Dar olgoata2,
William Briggs, Publisher, Tomato.,
11---G Elm) SALE.
12,000 acres In best
eso-
FARS
tion of Michigan, on line
Ione way on purchase of
51 M. C. eh Faro 'Pad
40 acres.
Write 10 11. M. PIERCE,
West Bay City, Mich.
LfirlignQ BR. SLOCUM'S COMPOUND PENNY,.
a‘aa ROYAL TEA nova fras, Orio• Ma. la eons.
wenn me. Indy Agents Wanted.
BLCICDNI & IE1I.,'Ramada% kgeft•Vina
THE WONDER OF nig AGE
ir ACTS LIKE A CNA FifiVd.
YOU WILL NEVER DO WIThOUT 11 ARES MD
11 makes your Hands Soft & Whiten
Gives a healthy appearance to the ski.
Eby's Electric Salve
Ha s no emut1 for curing Salt lalietier,
Old Sores. Scrofulous Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, Pimples,
ine.pped Wends, Oorne, BolUs
Burns, Bilen,_Proo* Bank,
Fresh Oute,Sore Nipples.
Ask yotir Druggist for Ebsos
trio Salve: Price 25e, per BOX.
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We. Thar will be root he you
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Land einionnesiosier, refileinhat‘
ASIMAIIISEWINGelACHINEASPE
poRrr, OSSDA3CEF4fUr
FUR PAR1100.e.PRISE DUX,
SAMPLES C.OMN.VARN.Sit,
Pisoas talent/km thie *seer hen reoliellont
thei eTwomtoteeint.
Minn nenney ter Worth AS Die
Mutate to Wee, tee elteeneee.
Valantta Osiathe Wit bra *Wei rrOsardtaltiO onat 0194•0*
en* Safferlaa CAO) 13•0•0sii idd 31%ii Oneri_aie,
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