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The Me ie more devilish wh 1 Whish led :rut of the kitchen, and ;ni t( iii ; is
roepeetab!(' So is lbs li urn• i=nure. their father trot np lain, we r,'u.r 4011E 1Pcerfta, ltkE c r ;
:The lir uie of the drtinke a for the g'' home before the old folks \vt•rt< rr+ t F '
;(-lir. tis after b1ldiug the girls n Want. to ran The -betel.
hotel. 1 r rto hotel. 1 ;,
•,�.a,rtt 1d3± r.
foam of ! ha taui(ar t•—a bra it tt
,nee( gond night, Hurl pruniisl,tq In "Va1)t ih(i earth for $3 per 'ley
gain.
Not, what will entry the urea 0,11110 again next Sunday eight, we matin Ri'c'e. tenter room facing on
elooliot, ? but whet is right :' is the s4utod.
question. We didn't have far to go (n the Went to borrow an umbrella Hud
The people, engbt to love it geed bedroom Blood near tate head of the keep it.
porter Le proportion to the euuluias ,,Mire.ll John
hn wee a IO inwabed, but
thn,rn11100 ;rater et four' ,,'croute 10
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ire 11111)i)",,tl \Vnut to lcoep a filthy dog in their
Political i 0901gers the '•f'"n around
At Sill1hoa rt 1 would bit down "'Hain with them.
nota right a °enRei(•ee9 to ambition, 111 a cheat covered with a num white `'ant to monopolize a waiter on II`'lle
Hud o eeouse014 1 cloth, while I drew off my boots, a ten•0eut bribe.
Every rnnn consents to •n moron= 11
whir does not eve his utmost' v0 went down
plumpinto a Uig mustard t(spie. uoxtrtolthe (tiro escape. ground floor
strength in effort to prevent it.\Vaud to meter cut e. nominate-
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is nota good thought iii ; I thought John would die laugh,
., hogshead of beer ; there is not a , tug, for ho said Iliad amuehed that ter ringing fur whiskey cocktails.
pure idea in all the breweries. custard all to thunder and the pl•atr. • Want breakfast at eleven and X11
1 tl 1 of rfgl t ' two scfuothing to eat at 12:01 a. m.
Want to know three timet iu fif-
teen mumble if Wu train time yet.
Want everybody to get out of
their way, but won't badge them-
..,a!eN i t ml
undersigned will keep, for the
TUCK'S
r/`, I Stock, at / 7 y/ l / y
TV tJK'S 11O L'EL. C,LL./1X131LQ Old.,
e Pure -Bred Berkshire Hog, and One Pure -Bred Chester
TERMS STRICTLY CASE,
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Improvelueut• o1'
Those who recommend to iqu )
mile to mercy do so because they ! Ion sec we had to be awful quiet,
do not know what mercy means. so the old man wouldn't Lear.
No human actions were 0091 in T was now ready to get iuto Led,
tended by the Maker of men to be j 80 I put the light out and picked tip
guided by expedieney,but by lu,'ieo. ! my boots, thinking to put thein iu 89190e.
We should help not only to keep' n 10019 convenient place, when down Want special attention became
men out of the pit and to pull men j went one of my legs through a pipe they patronized the house before.
out If the 111, bttt to close the pit.! hole, which hart been covered by Want the clerk to negleet hie
( d,t• u) tem hip, dttti.ts and talk ba48ba1l with them.
Temperance potties
men who still chug p' i' , l o 1' Want )ie lit breakfast, pattonices
to liquor parties aro a sinml,ling New, one part dine mons npstturs, for (honer and eau at sir er time.
bloat in the path of prohibition the longer plot oill p ppf mo Was
Want to play the piano all night
and to the middle of the day.
Want everybody about the betel
to realize that they aro 'some pia.
1(308.'
\Vaud to know wby they cent sit
where they want to in the dining.
room.
Want a room where they can
blow on; the gas without climbing
onto tt chair.
Want to bo called at six in the
morning without being disturbed in
their sleep.
Want to know where John Smith
lives—need to be in the hardware
business.
Want a deduction made beeense
they om itted taking a meal while at
the louse
Want to Mock ticking in their
rooter to nee» it 88830 homelike,
and want to get beamed ou tietc.—
Rotel World.
I should suenect,' sats it writer, ; the Icitchon.
'that tsy preaching, had no salt in itI Asmy leg was very long, it reach•
if no galled jade did wince.' ad a. shell which wits occupied by
Ttte laud is not large enough---er dishes, pales, coffee pots, etc , and
it turned over with a tremendous
crash.
The girls had not yet retired, so
rid I could hero• them langhiug at
a great rate. I felt ass fully 'refrain-
ed and scared; and my heart was in
my mouth, for I expected the old
uiuu every moment.
I extracted my log from the hole
just in time, for the old lady looked
Mtn the kitchen from her bedroom
do -.r loud as.red what all the noise
have to be frequently to be replaced. was about.
They wither iu the atmosphere of The girl„ put her off as hest they
alcohol. could. ant I wort to bed, while
John was strangling bimeelf under
ought not to be—to hold erre eptrtt
nal Cl,urett and one drinlc'ehop in
peace.
The 'abuse' of liquor has its origin
'rat the nature of liquor, and any
policy that ignores that fact mast
fail.
Think of legislators down on
their faces before the liquor power.
and political parties crawling on
their bellies at its behest.
'Plants in liquor saloon windows
LII(, env«•r lo keep from laughing out.
Scared Out Of 4 Wife. We soon a0ut (lint() the lend of
dreams, with the hope of waking
The narrative which 1 am about early. I Wish I could tell yon my
to relate was told mo One bisalt, (lreau,s, but it would time me too
cold tight iu a country parlor. It loin. Otto It,omeut I would fancy ttue±nuri euiertaath,n.
was one sf those nights in mid' tnvse11 by ilia :Lie of Bailie, next Chicago has 30 miles of a bonlo
winter when tho wind swept over r would see the oid man flourishing yard 100 feet wide.
the land. making everything bugle hie cane above my head. The indications point at present
with its frosty breath, that 1 was This all eame to au cud by John to a total vote of 225,000 in New
seated before a blazing fico, sur giving 1880, kick. 1 York this year.
rounded by a jolly hall dozen !soya. (en w,tl.iu;; up end looking around
and and an old bachelor—Peter I r.aw jeeites eyes as big as 015 fist, American's first carriage came
Green—fort •ei ht ears old.front Ir9.land at the end of the 17;
y g y while the gnu way beaming in the century,
It vas just the night without to window.
make thoee within enjoy a story, so What to do the couldn't tell, for Mass., h.A. few years ago 1•fattapoisett, had 270 children or 80hool 1
each of us had to tell hia favorite, we heard the old man having family Mass., now it has only 108.
save Mr. Green, and as he was 0 prayar8 to the kitchen. Germany makes the slowest rail•
jolly story.tellet•, wo wore surprised John, looped out of the window time, 12 miles nit "tour on ac.
to hear trim say : 'I have no story and said we could get down over roado' aide, 12 trains.
that will interest you,' so we h•pd to the porch roof. 'Hurrah t' This exclamation, ser
find other entertainment for awhile, Gat up mud fires, u8 quick rte familiar to I';nglisli oars, ie Said to
when one of the boys told me to ask possible,' he said. be of Slavonic origin.
him how it was he never got mar- So in my harry my foot got A. circular saw hat slits gold pons
tied. So 1 did. fastened iu the bedclothes, and out in the size. of a quarter, and, re•
'Well gentlemen,' he began, 'it 1 iuulbled, hea(lforemost, and rolled,
don't seem right to tell you how and
8,000 times per minute.
that happened, but as it le about `tad rolled down the stairs • until I The administration has paid off'
PP struck the door, which one fastened about $00,000,000 of the national
myself, I don't care much. Von by to wooden button, auci it giving debt daring the poet Six mouth'.
see, when I was young, we had to away, out 1 rolled in frout of the One of the remarkable things in
walk as far as five miles to cbatcb old! man, Utah is a mountain near Salt Lake singing school. But this don't Ha tbtew up' his hands and cried, City completely covered by oyster
have anything to do with my not 'Lord save ne rfox he thought I straits.
getting a wife, but I just wanted was the devil. Orris root pillows tare the latest
you to know that wo had trouble iu Tito ow10(ly 801903000 till you cure for sleeplessness, they lest $80,
those days in getting our sport. could have heard her a mile. and some people would rather lie
Jotter Smith and I were like I was so scared and bewildered awake.
brothers, or like 'Mary Hart her that I could not get up at once. It It coats $1,500 to load Sort fire
little lamb.' Where one want the was warm weather and 1 did not ono of Krupp's latest contrivances
other was sure to ger. We Dent to have anything on but a shirt. for the destruction of human life and
goo two sisters, Sort ns We were not \\•lien I heard the girls snicker•
p ro art *.
the best boys imaginable, the old ing it made mo mad, and I jumped It has been discovered that a very
gentleman would not allow ere to up Sort roared out of the door, leav excellent quality of paper, dither of
come tient the house, so we would mg the greater part of my shirt on fine or coarse texture, may be made
tae the gide to the end of the lane, 1 the old iron door latch.
!rota rico straw.
and then we wotild have to take the] Off I started for the barn, and Over 100 first-class ,iron•olnd war
final kine, when half through the yard the doe e'eamers aro now said to be ii pro.
set lip 0howl and went for me. cies of construction in various parts
When I got into the barnyard I of the world.
had to run through a flock of sheep ; It is calculated that 50,000 gal -
among them was an old ram, who lone of wine are drunk at the com•
backed up a little and then started .'''mlmiou tables of the various relig.
for mo. With one bound I escaped ions bodies in America ,every year.
hie blow, springing into the barn, At the rate of increase in the past
and began to climb the loge in the few years the wool Drop of Colorado
mow, when au old mother hen will soon exceed in value the output
pounced upon my feet, picking them of her silver mines.
till they bled. The largest collection of coin in
I threw myself upon the hay, and the world is in Vienna. They are
alter John had olid dotyu the porch pieced in the Public Cabinet of
into a hogshead of rain water, be ntignites, autl number over 125.-
came to me with one of my boote, 000,
my coat, nod one of the legs of my lee skating rinks aro to tike the
pante. place in large cities of the roller
He found me completely prostrate. skating rink. The floor is flooded
Part of my shirt, my hitt, one left and the ice frozen by artificial pro.
of tuy pante, my vest, socks, neck'
tie and one boot were left behind.
I vowed then and there that 1
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GRIST AND E8
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The undersig'verl Iltaviug completed the change from the stone to
the celebraeed Hungarian System of Grinding, has new the Mill in
First -Class Running Order
and will be glad to see all lints• old customers and as many now
ones as possible.
Fla 12, a:1 d . iroeed.
wlys on Zama.
Highest Price Maid for any quantity of Good, Gritin.
V7 . MILNE.
Wo soon got tired of that sort of
thing, and 1 told John, on our way
to singing sehoot one. night, that I
was going into the house,
He said the old man would run
me out. if I did. •
I told him I would risk it any-
how,
nyhow, let come what would.
So home we went with tide girls.
` when wo got to the end of the lane
I tolti the gide we proposed going
ell the way.
They looped at each other iu a
way f didn't line too well, but sold
the old folks would be in bed, so
they didn't °ere if we did.
They were ,t tittle more surprised
yet, Mien we told them We thought
of going; re a little while, but as all
was gtuot moo Med no trouble in
gettiug iuto lite Ititolteu.
Then and theca we heal 0111 liret
court. awl I made up toy mind to would ascot a to sen another girl,
este Sallie to be my wife the next and I'll die before I wwith' g
time I came.
31 was now past the torn of the
night, end as we had four miles to Twentylive years ago tlre,
ruallt I told John we had better be Brown, of Brockville, lent $10 to a Monday morning of last week a
Mack,t.
Joao ih S
nnamed
it to emery o
uu tea
goiitm So we stopped oat on the gentleman, who needed Y J G1
porch but just as .v0 did so the outs prtliect of his own, Ilio left Thorium, employed in J:leard's hub
slit' was lit by lightning, ,tart rineehottly Atarfvards v.ithotit t•e•pay. trod evoke factory, was allowing a
ibremanctoug thiendee peal rolled ing the loan, A few days age llev. oornpanion how °lose ho eould p1008
along the 11101131 ala Rides. Its eche Dean Gauthier received n letter' hie bend to the knives of. a bathe
d no:t tiled out tri the far elf valeel Onto the boors of tho parry who lied Without injury when leis liana wa
lis cattalo in th01(ittve,1 Isn(11,t111 fittgrst
chopped off.
Seen,
Over 80001) million dollars ate .at,
nuttily spent in New York for cbam•
peguo the four Delmonico rettattr'
ante Wronging over one million
dollen; alone.
before the rain bog,o to nom from le. rowed the money, reeking cm,
Me garnered fulinoso of the clouds.. (Vides as to whom it had been trot
are now showing Great Bargains in all Lines
of Dry Goods, and especially Dress Goods,
which are the Newest, Cheapest and Nobbi-
est, in Brussels. In this Department we are
giving Special Inducements this week, hav-
ing bought several Hues at just half the
regular wholesale price. Now is the time,
Ladies, if you want to get Cheap Dry Goods,
as the goods must go at some price.
/§/ /F/
_FLANNEL.—
Aro now one of our Leading Lines, which
we are giving Great Bargains in. We keep
everything, from the coarsest to the finest,
and in this Line we feel confident that we
can save you money.
,UNDERCLOTHING.
We keep a Large and Well Assorted Stock,
Also Men's Top Shirts, Boys' Underwear and
Cardigan Jackets. We have also a Large
Stock of Ladies' and Children's Underwear.
Before buS'ing elsewhere you should examine
• onr goods and get our prices.
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Gent's Scarfs in all the Leading Shapes,
Cotton }Iandkerchiefs, large assortment in
:fancy Borders, Wool and Kid Gloves. Braces,
Umbrellas, Gent's Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Celluloid Collars and Cuffs, Lackey' Water-
proof Circulars, Misses' Waterproof Olrculara.
1' J 10E801T TI1\LLTBA ,
Imagers,
tir1rt7,y'N
F +°ager
('ANADA'S 1,18',101*i1 IiFW'.1'tl 1111.
P. rtti l73P 1a TON):, '"Tani 'rn 0.01:1,.4.
TACE TO THE l'IMPntt'..
Ma 'Empire' is now the Cheat Weekly
Paper of the Dominion, and special a),
tangements tiro being made to acid new
and attractive features, 19113011 will {neatly
increase its interest and value.
As an induce:neut to place it in the
hands of all Patriotic (Jnnadians rho bal.
allot) of present year will be ;,riven .free to
Now Subsaribore, making it only On,
Doi/or/Mt Rote Gilt e11(1 of 1800.
t:- .rite 'Mn 13109' will be Slabbed With
The 'nem l' ror iii'. et), u1 ud]•naee.
Subscriptions taken at
7'II1? POST Pub. from?t', Druce 10
TADS, PLLTUL..l''t
Practical T'VatehFTLU,/, 3/'
and Jewe,Ze'f.
Thanking the public for past fuNera amt
support and wishing still to b"t:ttl•e
your patronage, we aro opening
out Full Lines in
GOLD AND SILVER We,TC:}4I,;3„
Silver Platen Ware
from L'etablitibed and lteliahlo ""Makers,
fully warranted by ere,
Cloelos•, of the
Latest D.sr,Qll8-
JEWELRY !
\Vanntsn Braes,
LADIES GEAi liths,
BRoo°Ittte,
EARIuxus,
Ca -Also a Peril Linn of Vt,mt::a and
i"Violin Strings, SO., in t.tntk.
N.B.-Assurer ere. u•rtngt• Mecum's,
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
Baby Cavrians
Baby Carriage$
TRAZ Y
CA ti11.14 E t
Handsome Display
of Baby Carriages in all the
•LATEST STY LES,
and sold at
!J11,' 'Ea'W5,5'.
Call in and See our Stock
before you order elsewhere.
Buggy .14ugs, Dusters,
Fly Nets, ir'laips, lie.,
always on hand.
Splendid Assortment c1 Trunks,
Valises and Satchels in Stook.
H. Dennis.
Brilliant !
Durable !
Economical!
Diamond Dyes excel alt others
in Strength, Purity and Fastness.
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inferior
materials, and give poor, Weak,
crocky colors, To be sure lit"
success, use only the 13rAnosiir
Dors for coloring Dresses, Stock.
Ings, Yarns, Carpet, ,1 catbers,
Ribbons, &c., c&.c. \Ve warrant
them to color more goods, pack
age for package, than any other'
dyes ever :1)0(10, and to calve morn
brilliant and durable colorsAsk.
for tltc Diamond cal take 110 other:
A Dress Dyed von
A Coat Colored
garments Renewed ed
ct:olt.,r..
A Child can use them!
At Drogglnta and klmdh•wea, l)yn noot(ree.
WELLS I�er lafD'SON &. CO„,
moutroe,l, v'. Q.