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TRAMPS' 5IiN
LANGUAGE.
ireeeeleeTreere-ereOrereeeree7re•74
One of the few obligations a
wandering 'vagabond recognizes is
that of notifying his brethren of
the whereabouts of friends and ene-
mies. Tp do this ho employs the
oldest of languages, one that even
. the unlettered can read. An ex -
tramp describes, in "Good House-
keeping," the meaning, of the pic-
tures he found along the hiighway
some of wwhioh timid housekeepers
will doubtless hasten. bo copy and
display on their own premises.
When on some white gate post I
found the sketch of a gmn,, I stole
farltiler down the road ; I had a
strong objection to being riddled
full of holes so early in, my career
by some intrepid farmer.
The owtlithe of a deg of warlike
proportions, with wild oyes and
ferocious teeth, often made me go
breakfastleas. My summer ward-
robe was not la condition to al-
low of further mutilations
If I felt brave enough to kick a
yelping cur, I sauntered in reck-
lessly a;t the gate which bore a
portrait of a toy dog. Once past
him, one could usually got a bite.
A big round "0" does not make
One wild to approach the premises
it adorns. It means a hostess with
a nature of adamant; in other
words, "the marble heart."
A single "X" stands for a cross -
saw, which with small exertion
may earn a meal; two Z's mean
that you have got to save longer
in exchange for a meal.
The sign every 'tramp looks for
anxiously is a table with a coffee -
cup and a plate upon it. Beyond
that gate -post dwells a motherly
:foul, who will welcome the most di-
lapidated hobo itito her kitchen, and
yet before him a good, square meal.
She may sit beside him, inquering
al; to his troubles, and she may
give him a mother's advice. Or she
nine bane a rt:ir:'y 'to tell of a way-
ward
y-
wvttr.l boy, lost somewhere in the
great world, and all the fee she
:,..•;i:r;
for her hospitality is that, in
the wwanderingti of her guest, he
rune- look about for her boy and
give him the lining mt'eaage of a
mother'slunging axed watching.
Threw Away the Cigar.
" Tom," she sai+I, softly, as she
Looked tru eagl * into itis; eyes.
" Weal: ie it, dearest :" he asked,
tenderly.
" Don't you think, Tont," the said
"that :,,u Mei better throw
re, y that e'iear?"
•
" D I• v . u 01 j c, Or. enic:ce, my ri ar ?"
Its ticked.
" O't, iso. d•'ar Tom : not at all,"
I see ren scat (I ick et. ' I rather like
the r,n It '>f a peel cigar, but -but-"
'
But what, diaarrst?"
{k " But sou are i,t forge,, •tful, Tom,
1 gine]-and--if vesu should forget to
Itele, tie= cigar mut of ever month yon
i it n. s•isrht i:'rrn on ley
,. t 1 k " tf . nl',ali1 i',:,t•,i' i, 11
,
The peartry e thrown array, anwl
:L nlleute later there woe nothinbat
' a blush' on the fair cheek to 'hall-
' eats) teat T,_mn had taken a broad
lent.
A German's Mistake.
Mane• 1u.1`eroats mist'ikr•s are made
by forst:mere in uraeping the mean-
er::: of ,orae of our V'omtnon Is"ngI1;-h
exam seio1I . A. young (ierman at -
ter, .ter:' :i !S t••ote•rn State univer-
sity tr<tal 'aunt "The spirit le win-
e but the fi .,le le weak," into "The
...Lo•at Is willing. but the meat is
ca . ,:1.1 e" And z Falterer youth fairly
eat the class in tin uproar by the
Etatexnent that "Oitt of eight, out
of mini," meant ''Lee invisible is in-
sane."
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ORIGIN OF " LYNCHING."
A Story That May Account for the
Very Irregular Verb.
headers may perhaps remember
the story published in the Obsexver
of how Mrs. John II. Drake, of Nash
County, saved her family from the
ferocious attack of the Troy Major
eleard by the judicious use of a
jug of old `ash brandy. They will
recall that Major Beard was severe.
ly wounded, captured and finalli
hanged in eranklln county.
According to Wheeler, this int
dent resulted in the iutroduetioe
into our language of a word LOty
in the vocabulary of every man --
no other than the word "lynch'' -
or the expression "lynch law." If
we may accept W'heeler's aather-
ity on this point the word owes
its origin to the following eircum-
:stances :
After Beard's capture he was
taken to the camp of Col. Seawelt
on the bank of Lynch Creek in
.l'ranklin county. A drumhead
court-martial was at once orggati-
Ized and Beard brought before it.
As they proceeded to trial borne
one brought in the report that a
large band of Tories were on their
twey to rescue 13eard. The court
wee thrown into a pante and after
a hasty consultation decided to
swing :Heard without trial. This
was accordingly done. Soon after
more authentic news came that the
reported pursuit was a fake, anti
the members of the court-martial
recovered their presence of mind.
With this restored calmness carne
the suggestion that Bearden execu-
tion, being; carried oast before judg-
ment,was illegal. It order to ease
the tender conseiences of the judge':
the court was reorganized, the
'body eat dew -n, the tical proceededl,
the prisoner condemned, judged, and
no doubt much to his satisfaction,
re -hung. The tree on which the
hotly was 'hunk; stood on the bank
of Lynch Creek, and. It soon be-
came a common baybag in the
count's' round about, when a person
was bemused of crime, that ' he
ought to be taken to Lynch Greek."
Hence the term "lynch law."
For the sake of accuracy, cave nit,;
note here that Webstei's Unabridg-
ed Dictionary says this in regard
to the origin Of the term. Pato
term 'lynch lawis said to be deriv-
ed from a, Virginian named Lyoeh,
who took the law into Ills ewe
hands. But this is very doubtful.''
Wheeler says that the incident
was related to him by the Hon. B.
1'. Moore, oleo had the story from
the Drake family. It Is by no means
improbable.—Charlotte (N. C.) Dane-
( lbeerver.
aily(bserver.
Cant Fool the Sex.
Tialets.
A young lady from London was vis-
iting for the first time a, country
fair. Seeing a cow looking very sae
' age, she said to an old farmer, "Oh,
• how' savage that cow looks."'
"''Yes, miss : it's the red parasol
you are carryi.n,• e " said the farmer.
she said, "I knew it was
n. trifle out of fashion, but I never
thought a country cow would notice
it."
Ono hundred and fifty. landladies
have been summoned at Vienna for
taking itt boarders without the per-
mission df the, police,. -
To prove to you that Th.
Chases Ointment is a certain
and absolute euro for each
and every form ot itching,
bleeding and protruding piles,
the naanufaotnrers have guaranteed it. Seo tes•
ttmohiais in the dally press and ask yourneigh-
bors what they think ofit, Yo,l,.can use ft and
stet cont money back if not Cured. Ole a box, at
all dealers or Enet eNSON,BATxts S: Co.,Toronto,
Ora Ghaa & s Ointment
Unnoticed.
The eereeeeeng fragment of .00nVerset-
tion eras overheard in is park last
Sunday morning between ewer well-
dressed ladies:
" Did you notice that gl,rl who
looked eo pointedly at 'es just new ?"
" Teo, 'deur. Which one?"
"rt av-ac just as we were passing
the Aehiltes etotue."
" O,h I Do you mean ;the one in a
gray Eton jaelret with blue silk re-
vers and a strapped skirt to match,
e. 'blue halt ;with ,a big bow of green
velvet, ,pale gray kid gloves etite,hed
,with ,bia,ck, and a pale blue slIk
flounced underslrit(t, high -heeled pat-
ent leather shoes, a spotted veil and
0. glue parsol ?"
Yes, deer, that twins the one."
" No, then, I didn',t notice her, in
fact, I hardly looked ki,t her." -Chicago
J•ournaL
M.inard's Liniment the best Hair Re-
etoreee I , ,
Tlas Pernicious Treating System.
Colonial Standard, Plctou.
Nearly every man knows what
might be termed bar -room eti-
quette is alike. One, two, or more,
enter a bar -room, with no desire
or intention of taking too much-
One treats, the other, or others,
as the case may be, considers it
manly to treat in return, and un-
manly not to dao so. What are the
consequences? There are in the
majority of cases as many drinks
as there are drinkers, ending too
often in all being too full. Now,
the men who do this are not mean
men -they aro not our worst citi-
zens, by any means. They are what
we might call jolly good fellows,
and honest, withal, but they are
adhering to a custeim that is do-
ing much' harm-prdbably more than
any other custom practised in our
social life.
Minard's Liniment Cares La
No Danger.
Prof. W. Hodgson Ellis, Official
Analyst to the Dominion Govern-
ment, has proved by analysis that
" Sunlight Soap is a pure and well-
" made soap, and has a thorough
" cleansing power, without danger to
"the clothing or skin."
Clothing is worn more in the wash
than in use where common soaps
are used, and the hands are liable
to eczema. Try Sunlight Soap -
Octagon Bar -next wash day, and
you will see Prof. Ellis is right.
No one should know better the'
he. 22
)3ringing; it l3ome.
When Horaoe Mann made a famous
speech for the dedication of a build-
ing' that had cost many thousand
dollars devoted to the reformation
of bad boys, hie sed "If all this
which lies been spent neon this
building results in the reformation
of one boy, it is money well spent."
Somebody said to hdm : "Mr. Mann,
do you think one boy is worth all
that: money ?" Ile replied, "Yes, if It
is my boy or your jjoy.-Pri-
mary Education.
Messrs. C. C. Richards & Co
Gentlemen, -Theodore Dorais, a cus-
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of rheumatism alter five years of
suffering, by the judicious use of MIN -
AR D'S LINIMENT.
The above fact can be verified by
writing to him, to the parish priest
or any of his neighbors.
A. COTE,
Merchant, St. Isadore, Que.,
May 12th, 18913. .
It Made a Difference.
Grippe. A man of literary aspirations who
haat his way yet to make jn the world
wrote a poem, which he submitted
to his wife before sending it out
for publication. "Why, Heary," she
said, on looking it over, "you have
made 'hundred' rhyme with 'on-
ward." "Tha.t's all right," he replied :
"Tennyson did it." 'Yes," rejoined
his wife, "Tennyson could do such.
a thing, but you can't, Henry."
Making Change.
A young Iawyer received a call from
a well-to-do- farmer, who was in need
of legal advice, says the Philadelphia
Times. The lawyer looked up the
atatutes, and told the farmer what
he should do. On being asked the
charge, "Well, let's call it three doi-
lazs," replied the lawyer. The farmer
handed over a five -dollar bill. The
lawyer seemed embarrassed. But,
after searching through his pockets
and the drawers of itis desk, he rose
to the occasion, and pocketed the bill
as he reached for. a digest. "I guess, i
neighbor," ho remarked, as he resum-
ed
his seat, "I shall have to give you
two dol}ari;' worth more advice,'
STATE or Onix, CITY Or TOLEDO, t Bs.
LUCAS COUNTY J
Fttaslr J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENRY s
Co., doing business in the City ot Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said Arm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-
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that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S
CATARRH Ct'nR..
FRANK J. CHENEY.
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presenee,this tith day of December, A.D.,18136.
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Hull's Family Pills are the best.
An I.fesetive IDunning Letter.
A youth was engaged as a junior
olerk by a firm of lawyers', anti by
way of filling in his time and testing
his worth, on his first day he was
told to write a litter demanding pay-
ment of a debt from a client who
was long in arrears. To the great
surprise of big employers a cheque
for the amount arrived the next day.
They sent for the yotxng olerk and
asked limn to produoo a copy of the
letter which had had such an aston-
ishing result. The letter ran as fol-
lows: "Dear Sir, -If you do not at
oboe remit payment of the amount
which you owe us we will take steps
that will amaze you."
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Getting •liven With the Mussels.
A man condemned to death recent-
ly in France was a:aked, according
to custom, w;uch he would prefer
for hie last meal. Ito diose mussels,
whie4t, though hie favorite dish,
ho said, caused Jena a terrible indi-
gestion. "T,,his time, however," he
added, grimly, "they will not have
the chance."
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An Infallible Sign.
Alice -1 wonder how old Miss Sere-
leaf is ?
Anne -Well, she is certainly over
fortyi Whenever she speaks of her-
self and friends she always says
"Wo girls.'{ -Judge.
NEURALGIA MAY 13E DANGEROT;S,bnt
it burts. It acetas to tear the face with red.
hot pincers. Stay indoors anal use Perry
Davis' Painkiller. The blessed freedom from
pain which follows cannot be told.
World's Great Wonder.
The greatest by far among great
gieographte features is the Pacific
basin. 11 all the continents and Is-
lands forming the face of the earth
Were jellied in one great continent,
its extent would scarce equal that
of the great ocean, and if the mass
of all the lands of the globe above
sea. level were poured tato the Pacific
barely more than an eighth of the
basin would be filled, states the 'Geo-
gr'aphical Magazine. Three-fourths of
our world surface is water ; a full
third of this vast expanse, Or a quar-
ter of the superfices of the planet
Is that of the great ocean, while its
abysses are of such depth that„a full
half of the Orator of the earth is
gathered into its iba,sin. In every
view the Pacific is vast, so vast
ascii to tax if not to outpass our
poawers of contemplation.
THAT TORMENTING COLD that made
you wretched Iast winter will not come back °"°”
it you take Allen's Lung Balsam when your
throat is raw and sore. Till's admirable
remedy is free from opium. Take it itt time.
ISSUE NO. 48, 190'2.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy rip should
always be used for Children Teething. It
soothes the child, softens Chegums, euros wind
colic and is the beet remedy for Diarrhoea.
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HIGHEST TYPE OF BACON HOGS
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First and Sweepstakes at Toronto in bacon
classes this year. First and Sweepstakes at
the winter fair four successive years.
Stock of all ages at moderato prices,
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Lock Box 6.
9 imagine we are offering yo
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low priced. For $2.33 we
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POULTRY
Const nments of Poultry, Game, Butter,
Eggs, Honey, Beans, ete., solicited. Will pay
28 cents per Ib. F.O.B. Toronto for beeswax.
References -your local banker.
Correspondence invited. Prompt returns.
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The Young Lady's Story.
Washington Post.
There is a lack of humor that Is
humorous, according to ex -Sena-
tor Pettigrew, of South Dakota. An
trhstanee of it occurred at a little in-
formal society affair which; the ex -
Senator attended in Washington.
"Conundrums got to going around,"
sail the Senator, "and I could only
think of one. which( I teed with apolo-
gies. It was: 'What's the, difference
between a man going outdoors in
the winter and a dog?' The answer
a man puts on an overcoat and
the dog pants.
"Everybts}y politely laughed. But
a man's Fins do follow him. A few
eights afterward 1 was at a din-
ner where ono of the guests was a
young women who had heard me
propound my conundrum. She remem-
bered and told it, crediting me with
the ownership of 'the clever thing;.'
No one guessed it. In glee at the
ptivile ge, the young woman an-
naiilicnti tire an:ever.
"'Why the main pats on an over-
eoet ani the dog trot.sers.' Every nne
can a pusr.l' 1. I leaned over and
whi..p 're:I to the young woman. set-
ting her right.
''Olt. yes, t forgot,' s1i(' said. 'It's
pantaloons intrad of trousers :' "
When trashing greasy sy dishes er pots and
pans, Lever's Dry fetal) (a powder) will
remove the grease with the greatest ease. se
An Anxious rather.
The doctor came slowly down-
stairs, and entering the room in
which the nester of the house was
seated, said, 'My dear sir, allow
me to congratulate you 1 You are
now the father of twin boys. Your
wife is doing fairly well; elill
there are faint symptoms of re-
lapse. and 1—" "Relapse," fairly
yelled the astonished husband. " I
was not aware they had relapses
in such eases ! '''Whatever will we
do with four'?"
M.inard's Liniment le the best.
The Lame lloy and Ills Brother.
Two small boys signalled a street
car, and when it stopped it was
noticed that one boy was lame, says
a clipping sent us by Clara Tulloss,
Ottawa, Karn. With much solicitude
this wisher helped the cripple to board
the car, and after telling the con-
ductor to go cheat returned to the
sidewalk. The lame boy braced him-
self up in his seat, so that be could
look out of the car window, and the
other passengers observed that, at
Intervals, the little fellow would
waive his hand and smile. Following
the elmcctirrn of his glances the pas-'
se::igers Saw." th!' other bey ''unt'i'l;;
along the sidewalk, straining every
muscle to keep up with the car.
s They watched hi..v pantomime in
silence for a few blocks, and then
a gentleman asked the lame boy who
the other boy Was.
" My brother," was; the prompt
reply.
Why doer; he not ride= with you
in the car 7" tray the next question.
"Cause) he hasn't any money," an-
severed the lame boy, sorrowfully.
The little runner was speedily invited
into the car, and the sympathetic
questioner paid his fare.- Little
Chroniele.
Mlnard's Liniment for Rheumatism.
Pop and Oscar.
} Chicago American.
"Little Oscar ---Pop, this book says
the Chinese are full of idiosyncrasies.
What is air idiosyncrasy a
Mr. Gessene -glow, in thunder should
I know ? I never studied C'hleese.
-Chicago American.
Will ttr•joice Woman's heart.
The "pickup" Is the popular name
of a new ideal in jewelry. It is a,n
ornamental buckle, designed to hold
up the skirt while walking. It miry
also be, worn' in front with a ribbon
belt, or to keep the bodice, the bolt
an the skirt in proper relations at I
the back.
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«SOLITAIRE"
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We cheerfully refund the purchase
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]eyrie Bros.,
Jewelers,
Tonne and Adelaide Streets,
Toronto
The Flow of Milk
will be increased.
Why go to all the
trouble of keeping
sows and get only
about half the milk
they should pro-
duce.
Dick's
Blood
Purifier
strengthens the digestion and invi-
gorates the whole system so that
the nutriment is all drawn from the
food. It takes just the same trou-
ble to care for a cow wren she
gives three quarts as when slit
gives a pail. Dick's blood Purifier
will pay back its cost with good
interest in a few weeks.
50 cents a package.
Learning, Mlles 6t Co., Agents,
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Prints at night by any fight
Sample dozen, 4x5, with package
of Developer and photo, mailed for
25e. Sold by
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a s 515 Queen St. W
I +. Toronto
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