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SEPTET.
ER 9.
1898.
ONOMOINIF
te
PoRTT NOTICES.
FARM TO 1 ENT, --Ono hundred .ores of land
Con Morris. For Luther
ejotartars speiTynoestoo:RloO.WTHIGpjINtlBlyth,
Uri*. 1 600
B FUNDS first -01 -Alarm � rity. u Apply
p
Pable early,Dominion Rank Building, Eleatrtth,
salt, $. A31�,
1566
J tioHENNA, Domini =n and Provincial Land
•
- . • Surveyor, Member of eheAssooiation of Ontario
oanitilurveyore, Dublin, On rio. 1886.52
e fONEY AT 6 PER CE 'T.—A large amount of
J L money has been plat d in my ha de to len to
tanners, Apply
in mute and onJ. L Date, Bareme to suit t: ter, Seaforth.lo borrotti er.
Appy 1678. 1
?JOHN BEATTIE,Clerk
Court County Comm
rays/neer, Land, Loan and
invaded and . to Loan:
Ivens! store, Main street,
't .the -Second Divi on
sefoner, of i Huron Cbn-
nsurunoe Agent. Foods
Moir—Over Sharp to
forth. 1286
Wanted, tlwo tesoh,rs,
of and the other for he
.eeond.close certifies e®.
January, 1899. Apply
CAMPBELL, Secretary,
i801x 4
mEACRI:RS WAN TED
j, one for the north soh
south, bolding third or
.Duties to commence 2n
(stating salary) to JAMES
Box 14. Hayfield.
lmo
THE LAMES, --11
pr•parrd ae u, ual to
elms, etc, Fer sale an ae
colors ; aleo ettnrlees sw
Market and Jarvis street
LOA Smdt1, Soatorth, ie
o up up hair into. *wit.
orttt•ent of switches, all
tehti. Residence corner
169:x18
O TEACHERS. — Tea her wanted for Uoion
School Section No. 15 ITowlok, male or female,
second or third clays, ate in salary. Applications
received up till October th' ret. JOHN RENWICK,
Secretary,LakelctIP. 0. 1808X4
TOR SALE,—A quanta of brick, at from $2 to
$4 per thousand. Al some atone at 88.60 per
cord,. Alone witha int •f counters and shelving.
Apply to WM. MCDOUOALL, Egmondville. 1603x3.
STOCK F : R SALE.
IIORTHOIINS FOR 8 LF, —For Bale, two good
young Shorthorn br iia, with re(cstered ppeedi-
lfrees: Prices and term right. DA'V1D MILNE,
Ether.
+ntiEHA9i BULL FOR SALE,—The undersigned
j f Las for tale a th raughbred Durham, bull,
eligible for re.tietratlon ; a fed 28 months, color red
and white. Terme roes noble. JAMES PATTER -
SON, -lot 26, concession 1 L; 11 S., pTuekersnilth,
Brumfield P. 0. 1680-t1
IOS FOR SALE AN
= underetgnect, breed
yhireo,has for safe boars a
also keep for service the
drebaeed from Mr. Ge
and winner at Montreal, T
_41 payable at the time o
freturningg 11 necessary, i
r•ORRANCE, Lot 28, Co
orth P. 0. •
'FOR SERVICE.— The
r of Largo English Berk-
e *owe in far 'ow. Ile will
took d boar, j' King Lee,,,
rge Green, ( of Fairview,
.ronto and Ottawa. ,Term
service with the privilege
booked $1;.50. JAMES
cession 6, MoKillop, Boa.
1466.52
STOCK FO
BOAR FOR SERVIC
JD keep lair service
Stanley, a thoroughbred 0
81, payable at the time of
of returning it necessary.
SERVICE.
—The undersigned will
❑ Lot 26, Conoeeelon 4,
eeterwhite boar. Terme-
-envies with the privilege
JOHN V. DIEHL.
1691-11
DULL FOR SERVIC
_. keep for service on
a thoroughbred Durhatn
before January, 1899, er
SCOTT.
.—The undersigned , will
le premises at Roxboro,
bull. Terms, $1 ; it paid
$1.26 afterwards. JOHN
3571-tf
OfiR FOR SERVIC
I keel 'or service on.
eremith, t thoroughfare
purchased from H. Go
Middlesex ,;.runty. Tei
service, with privilege
JOHN W. ROUTLEDGE
.-..The undersigned will
fi 84, Concession -4, Tack-'
Chester White Boar,
rge & Sores. Crompton,
e—$1, payable at time of
f returning if necessary.
1540-tf
AIIWORTH BOAR F,It SALE AND FOR BER-
• VICE.—The
ER.-
O10E.--Tho,under-I good will keep for service
at the Bruoefleld Jaseee Faotory, a thoroughbred
Tamworth Boar, with r • xistored pedigree. Terme,
SI; payable at tome of s -rvioe with 'privilege of re-
turning if neceeeary. leo a number of thorough-
bred young Tamworth Boars and Bowe for Bale.
HUGH ldoOARTNEY, B coaeld. 14064f
'j'1AMWORTH PIG FO
j signed bee for servl
afeKlllop, a thcro'bred
limited number of eowe
extra good pig and breed
ore** their t,erkshire so
Terme $1., with privilege
JOHN IdeMILLAN
SERVICE,—The under -
e on lot 82, concession 8,
arnworth pig, to whloh a
will be taken. Thi. is an
rs find it advantageous to
ei with this breed of pig.
of returning if necessary.
1606xtf
REAL ESTA
E FOR SALE.
HOUSE FOR SALE
opposite the fair g
six rooms, pantry and w
bard and soft water, T
cheap, Apply to ANDR:
oR SALE, OR TO
situated on ()ode
rekans, gocd cellar, hard
W.W.I Now ocr
chant. Pce°eaelon river
Artily to A. G. AULT, Se
•rv[` (� Rill purchase
ealt I \!tit anti), altuate.
8iaforth, at present oc
There are 8 rooms, with
Iarge stat; e. The lot Ie
with fruit and main
SCOTT, Seaforth.
On Goderieh street west,
ounde, Seaforth, containing
iodshed, with abundance of
iIA property will be sold
'W LITTLE, Seaforth.
1001-4
LET.—A dwelling house
fell street, containing ten
and soft water and good
pled by J. L. Smith, flier -
about the 1st of !omit,
forth. 1697-tf
he comfortable and pleae-
cottage on James street,
upied by Mr. A. Scott,
and and soft water, also a
corner lot and well planted
eta' tree3.- Apply to A.
1598-11
DOR SALE.—For sale 20 acre farm in McKillop,
being Lots 24 and 2., Coneeeeion 10, and nor, h
part of Lot 26, Comm n 9. This land has been
in pasture since first !eared, 26 1 or 80 years ago,
therefore is rich and fr o fro re foul weeds. Me
altueted on the gravel ro•d, five Hiles north of Sea-
forth acid nine front Br, ssels. Terme of payment
made to euit purchaser, For particulars apply to
W. (OVEN LOCK, Seato h, 169.4-tf
L ARM FOR SALE.—F r sale, in the Townshipitf
melcillop the north 0 acres of Lot 16, Conces-
sion 14. boundary line. A out 47 acres cleared, three
acres of good hardwood bush, about two acres o1
oboice fruit trees, sail un urpaseed, well drained and
fenced ; 'eeh0cl half a mile away, post office ani
eharch convenient ;= will he sold cheap. For par-
ticulate, apply to the pr prieter on the prendem, or
Walton' P. 0. DANIEL a eMILLAN, Proprietor.
1509.11
QPLENDID Y`?r itM 1' R SALE.—For sale, the
eplendid furl k» of Mr Robert Govonlock, on the
North Food, a u ile ane a half ' from Seaforth, 1
coutalns 175 acres, nearly a'l cleared ;and in a high
state 'of cultivation, Tnere is n two story brick
house, good lank barn an everything in first class
conditicon anal well under rained. It will be gold on
easy terms, as the prcprl •tor desires to retire. If
not sold before the fall I will he rontod. .Address
ROBERT OOVENLOCK, 'Worth P. 0. — 1598 tf
"[)ESIOENCE: IN Sala 'OIITIH FOR SALE.—For
L safe the coo forted le cottage ma ,North Main
street, Seaforth. belongs g to the estate of the late
Moore Boyd. The house contains Wren =rooms, be-
sldea a large summer kitchen and a good stone cellar
and stable, Also bald and soft water: The
property uill be sold - ch op, es the estate moat be
wound up, In the mean time it will bo rented, and
the tenant will be given a leased for FAX months if &-
sired. Apply to JOHN ANDSBOROUGH, Seaforth.
' 1597-t1
CKlIDOlIPoitively cd b► ! ese
Litt e
They also relieve Distress from Dy
Indigestion an To. Hearty Ea A ••
feet ren'redy fc r Di;sines,. Nau a Dr_•
tress, Bad Taste in t - ei Mouth, Co ted Ton
Pain in the Side, T RP!D
Regulate the owe] . !Purely V g table.
small Pii Small!
m I Price.
Substitu
the =fir
Seri you
Ask for
Insist ar
1
Carter's
101'1
,ud of the day.
get Carter's
artdr's,
d demand
Little Live .'l1s,
Scor h Pye o k
s.
,Pet Your Clothes Cle neo and
your Dyeing done a ho�n�.
VIOKL •
Of the Seaforth Dye Worlce, is re—
pare to
Clean and ?rens Clothes an D -ye
Cloth
Of all kinds in fi at•olaas style and at
prices. Ladies' treses cap be dyed, i
'out being ripped. A trial, i3 solicited
warranted to give satlafaetion. Giro
look nearly as ¢cod aa new;. Works a
Godorloh Street, east of' Main Street,
poaite St. Jamotl' Church.,',
H. ;NIC1LE
L1ARM FOR SALE.— ale -hundred acre farm for
c ease in tbo towntlhli of Uaborne, Lot 86, Con-
ceeelon 4. It contains ' bout 80 acro, of cleared -
land, %ell drained and in a high elate of cultivation;
The balance of the farm a good hardy clod hush, It
is well watered ay a sprit g creek, two never failing
hard water wells sad D cistern. A large frarho
bctr e ; gc cd roller ; lar re bank baro, with stone
stabling ;. driving Flied ; pen shed ; and all other
outbuildings needed, A good orchard 'of all kinds of
fruit, the farm Is welt cited for either grazing or
grow Ina all kinds of g It is ilituatcdabout
three miles irorn- the ihal in villa to of HIensel!, and
six miles from Exeter, nd not fad from church,
poet c flies, etore and Felt ol. `Lafy terms to suit the
purchaser, If not sold letfore fall it v ill he rented.
'or futher particulars . pply to Wa . ftl1TU11ELL,
endall P. O Ontario. " 1597-8
B
PLOT?, s 51,E
Lands and Fiour M i in th
Township f Mc Mop.
Part of the south half o the soutfnhalf of Lot 21
and the south half of Lo. 27, in the
eeontalnirpg 75 acres.
The north half of the n•rth half o1 Lot 25, in th
7th canc;oreion, eontalnin r 25 acres.
Upon the 75 acres are rooted a ci n fortab'o tram
dialling_house, large bar a and a gelst n 111.
The 26 aores.and the .rnili will be sold with the 7 r
acres, or saparately. Eas • ter(nm of ppayment. A;ppp1
at once to F.-Ii0LM1ST dD, Stiatortho Ont. 1001.1p
tth concession,
Wore," AgWood's ESI1 110ab et
27c��
The Great Enggen Remedy.
Sold and recon Blended by al
druggf • is in Canada. Only relt-
able m dicine dibeoveredd. Nix
Sexual
guaranteed to cure all
forms O Wreak esti, all et,'fectfl of abuse
•r excess. Mental Fi'o , , Excess ve use of To.
baaco. Opium or 8timr lents. Mai ed on reiceipt
of price, one package 1,.siz, $5. wilt please,
siztutt&cure. Pamphlets free to nyy address.
Tho Wood r empaay, : indsortOnt.
n, druggkets.
16Uo•12
.cry reason
desired
and alt
onto mad
d reeideno
nd near]
S,ea#ort
ble
ith •
ork
to
on
op•
•
Sold in Seaforth by Lumsden & WIls
' AIttla 6, 1' Y ()le et
Mortgages. 12cduee your 1►
m0fey. Alit tars Is dt'sireil.
yule, No-dalny. Charges in
1nc�ur'rrd 001 us 1oi n lits granted
guaranteed, or ttr loan. Lo:
with ;local agents
write, F,n( lose Ht,
01: R. 01.1
terest. Save
"ruttiness Irl -
No c rxts
Satfslne-lmi
int arranged
Agents war ted, Call of.
Imp. E. It. REYNOLDS,
15 Toronto Street, . oronto.
Travcll
rs
Should always ca ry with
them a bottle of Dr. owler's
Extract of 'Wild Str . wberry.
,
The change of food and w: ter to which
those who travel are enbjec , often p�rQ-
dncs an attack of Diarrhoea which is as
easant and discomforting as it may
r. Fowler's
n your grip
the firsts
iarncoea or..
11 prom] tly
se diseases.
be angero is. A bottle of
Extract of ;Wild Strawberry
is a gnarari+tee of safety. 0
dication of Cramps, Colic,
Dysentery_,' a few doses
cheek further advance of ' th
It is an fold, reli-
able remedy, with
over forty years' of
cures to its credit,
yvlfose merit is re
cognized everywhere
e,nd one that the doc-
tors' recommend in
aireference; to all
others
sola by
dealers eve
85o. 'a
ys insia on the
e iml.ttions are
FIcLEOD'
S� stun 'Ren
—AND OTHER—
T &TED ' R"E;
A sl collie and antidot4for_Im ur'., Weak and- he
pover shed B ooad, Dyepepala, Sloe'leesness, Palp t
tion .1 the cart, Liver. Complain , Neuralgia,,
of M mory renohltis, Conaump on, Gail $to os,
JAW' ice, ,Kik ney sod Urinary D images, St. Vitae'
Dane , Female Irregularlelee-and General Deb lily,.
at
Al
of t
edioino
ysihere
bottle,
genua
highl
0, as n
danger
anly
�uti
vai rl
EDIE{
E
THE "JENKINS' E p" ISSUE. '=
$t moulted In .1 , !few Is of Activity '!In
gland j
• be !;tress by decree]
the nd aontinelpts
e tit] :• t "the Sprintsh
two co ries, whato'i+er
Euro perpetual War
s,
treaty t e British Were
h one a ip, not exceed-
e Span sh main oriole
ohmetit =kin of treaties
me'kot t r e world's trade
ueh a p. tty squirt' !.11 -
Spa isl main-aboutid-
ward ostaii were not
• etho' of suppressing
onkin ith his vessel,
g fro amaica to Lon
and arched off th
aSp: h revenue outr
slas: over the he
histo ar wal3 chopp
fficer en toe off th
it i : is ower's f
it es e toI his king
t had n done.',' The
little rsel of brown,
ned a spk whiols►
icul: slow burn in
lish n on in a floral
d itse nto war Carly]
uestion wh
ne enough an
Ralf the worl
it. 'Colons 1
Shall half t c
strial purpose
able, confor
• table at lea i
11 it be Spain r
devotional pu
Spain claimed
of the pope of all
covered by the va.
main," and so for
was the case in
raged in the trop!
13y the Assionto
allowed to dispa
frig 600 tons, to t
year, but what p
could keep the vol
Mowing through
legal traders in th
ed, and 'Spanish
gentle in their r
them. ' 'Captain .
the Rebecca, saili
don, was etoppo•
ooast of Havana b
ler. Jenkins w
with a cutlass an •
off. A Spanish
bleeding ear, nun
and bade him "o
and toll; him wh
story of how tha
withered flush t
kindled the Ina
wrath of the En
and swept Engler
tells.
"_The 'Donkin:' ear
once looked so rn d, wa
ooyered'tromeud • us•isss
lay hidden in eta 'rye u
empire'—whose 1• it to
world be Englan 's for 1
which is iunoc nt, l:
able to the incl iplica
and other plain l ws, or
for arrogant,to id, sh
poses, contradicrory
incalculable ,4Y nkee
gest phonomeno • (once
est) of these tiges this,
less readers on - a then .
know it—lay inv • lved.
Yankee nation? Shall
the new world b w of S
it be of Englis 1' Is.
call immense! Amon
stns of Adam w ere
the faintest degr e sura
ip the .Jenkins' ear
curious to cons!
deep breathed do
nation, drawn b
upon it. and w
they head surmis
stinots of simpl
to be counted stupid
sometimes of pr 'pheti
from the deep p aces •
Cornhill Magazine.
LA.1lORATORY—Goderich, Ontar o.
S. hi . McLEOD, Propriet•r and
facturer.
Sold by J. S. ROBERTS, eaforth.
1601-$
anti
S'METHINC
For the Hot
WM. SPAR
8
s
s,
n
tad
rt 4
NEW'
eatfrr
ING'�
$-laving ptirehased the Ru ery and Cole
feetiioiiery-business recently carried on by
Mrs. Megaly, has also opene• a
FUST -CLASS RES AUR.NT
Where Ice Cream and alt cooling . and
Seasonable Drinks''will bo se vod.
Bread, Cakes, etc., al aye on hand,
fresh and good.
,f8'Gi'e us a G} 1,.
WILLIAM SP
SE?FOR
RL
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h
n
11
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t
8
e
d
0
d
tz
Jo
�•
•
very 1a
ion' itt
• ught b:
o, little
of the
hall th
•ro not br
a: ish typcf Sh 1
Us. which we rite
ho then ext*
he who could
what issues 1t
tion? Arid is
er now ith what: f1cr•
s the poor Engli
their,i stincts,--held f
uld, t
gedn irk no den lel, 'as
d and .seen? .For the 1
, gull lees persons' (iia •
y the unwary)
nature `id 8p1` 1
this universe."
h
t
d
URO N - EXP(SITOR.
BU`iLDINCri A BIG GI
MODERN "BUILT UP" CANNON
MARVELS OF -ACCURACY.
v? T
elf, jai
iautifu
as ea
sea no
are be :1<
r? Sh:li
1
e
Married D lly Fir Three Days.
A couple w2re married on.heNorth Si e
last week for tho thir time within th ►
days, and it happened h s ways
Invitations bad bee! issued for an up d
date wedding, 'Ith a eeeption to folio
The young pc pie, •'bo sure they in q
no mistakes on the al important !nig
decided to have a dot sled rehearsal t •o
days beforchan , Iiesldtmntally the gro
to be secured 't o malMage license, so
to have all thin Ys in cal time.
A minister w ro wa not overwiso
sent -for, and a the r clues" of the coo
went through ho w ole ceremony w
them. The you g ma ' solemnly promi
to 'take ' `honor, love rid obey."
To be doubt sur that nq *nista
should ocour th core nony was rehear
again in the sal e wa the following ev
ing.
When the fe
thought flashe
bride to be.
"Mother," s
why k am not
ever will bo."
Tho mother
gestion, but th
were consult
-couple were a
only once, but
The weddin.
eel intended, an
happilyover th
are inre cont
they are, it Is
gether.—Chita
, .
s
ING
H.
1599
tdcKillop Directory - for 898
JOHN MORRISON, Reeve, Win hrop P, •,
DANIEL MANLEY, Deputy-' -eve, :eobwood
P. O. -
WM. MoGAVIN, Councillor,_Le$dbnry P
JOSEPH 0. MORRISON, Conr}oillor, :eohwood
P 0.
JOHN S. BROWN, Councillor, Seaforth P. 0,
JOHN C. MOtRISON, Clerk, w throe P.
DAVID M. `ROSS, Treaenrer, lnthrop P. O.
WM. EVANS, Assessor, Beeohw od P. O,
• CHARLES DODDS Collector, Seaforth P. 0.
RIOHARD POLLARD, Sanitary Inspector, Lead.,
bury P . O. • 1
.,
r trie
throu
Q CIO
O mu
de had departe
h the mind of
aimed, "I don't
h married now
as ,,bast at such as
tabic and the neigh •o
and 511 decided that
that 'stage married
Niko,
how' Ter, was soler> ni
the 1 tieod of love at'
'ho! c f rho lovers,'
nted, an 'thing, bee
thoug it, til rico bound
o Joarfn sl.
lin
8' it
A Fame' Jour
Lord Mayo, icero
assassinated i 187.
critical, and t ere w
know. who was to bo
ear. bir. (lad4
tone
inter, and it wi s nev
•
what Mr. GIs • stone
whore a personal clue
into account, j dgtn:
]lir. Gladstone 8 stro
wasagreatdi erou
in which he cc mo
and in Londe. , the
for the purpo.e of.to
espec#Ally of'h'gh pc) iii
Fre met at d nner
the leading p • ysiciaa t c
was a discussi n at t `la;
climate on co , stitu t i • n
said Sir Willis m, " or
asking me to ay w let
climate of In is wo
subject drop d—no
Delano drove . tralgh
and The.Time • ilex'
that Lord No th bro •
viceroy of In ice ie
this casual re ark I
Smalley in H rper's M:
a) let4o "Beat."
o: Ijndia, had
The situation.
8'
e
d
is
0
se
0-
••
n
as
s oxteemo interest te,
;.ord Mayo's sues-••
Ai .then primo uii,n,
Ir ea `y to conjeot
zn ight do,' esp,eci
Pion had to be to
nt of ,men not b+
g point. Mr. be
That was orio ay
Go contact with
'are few bettor ay6
aerial polities, ,and
William Gull, tit
f ,Liondon. T
o upon the etlep
s
"By the' we
d North bropk
her'I thought
suit him:'."
re was said.
The Timet o
corning 'union
sad !been appoi • ted
solo authority was
]inner.—Georg W.
agazine.
Abroad.
re
ly
:11
ng
ale
1
t
•
icycle
Adviee, " Rob rt Luc
hints for bicy le tou
the continent the ra 1
bicycles like my ot le
Where trunks go fr e,
cycle is vreig ed; b
ing much ilk* that
complaint of the e.
neys. It cost 4 or
vvheel across- he ch
crating is ecessc
Europe, but n son
the pecan you shoul
n it.
ti
it
en
of
AS
he
me
blo
ciampanies eat
bi-
ttle
Mit
be -
is
N.
ARE
9
Thea Ars Made of Layer Upon Layer !of
Whine got Steel Shrunken to Fit a. Oe
Solid `s Piece of Metal—Mechanises Of tiitre
Broeah and Ping. 1
Ti a odern "built up" cannon oonshit
of a tc e1 core surrounded by several hoops.
Eucl hoop when cool ie slightly smaller
in i I 'side diameter than is the one osier
which it fits. 11 is to these hoops that the
for "building up *,cannon" is due The
h wjhich fits next to the core of the gtln
is h ateetl until it is large enough to slip
eve tie 'pore, then put in place, and as it
000161 shrinks to size and thus sillies lt-
inseparably to the core. The; next
tit hoop, the next and all the others
mated In the same way. In.such faSh-
h gun is "built up" layer by layer.
A 1 one can sea at once that the elze of
Woes is a matter for nice calm's -
The shrinking iron cannot, of
e return to its original size because
elother iron which it now surrounds,
does its best to do so and eaterte a
ul compression upon that iron.
parts of the gun, beginning with
be, aro in a state of compression,
decreases gradually%outward until
ie layers aro under tension.' The
age, or original difference in diarpe-
ween a hoop and the part on Which
self
larg
are
fon
those
tion
coo
of t
but 111
power
The
the tri
whish'.
the 0u
shrink
tor
1t fl
.son
the ou
wil p
'1 he
uni or
tali
bor
of
is
an
coi tai
lay rs
"e a
fro n
bit d
for m
1s
Th
ani
Wt4
by weight, th
the cost cuts 11
unks go free
tem of charges
11 US, and ther
shillings to get Ithe
pi el. No coverink or
ey after you teach
ling tho wheel &dross
crate it. Some Om -
pantos insist Tho charge for taking
it over may be 10 shillings.'"
be
s, is so calculeted that the tube lis not
pr seed beyond its elastic limit, Inor is
r hoop under such tension that it
ss the limit of its elagticity. I ,
foundation of the gun is a tnbe of
n exterior diameter, Which! 'con -
Powder chamber and the !entire
large sleeve, called the "jadket,"-
be it three-fifths the length of the tube,
Ilk on the rear portion Of the tube
tends enough farther to the, rear to
1 the breech mechanisin. LThree
:1 " or portion of the tube extending
i screwed on _the tube to ho
st chasehoop in place, The
by a layer of "jacket h
ase oops interlock with th tithe
ith each other. to prevent the for-
d y cation of the tube from being blown
rem the rear portlen. The jacket
ward jacket hoop aro sir:1111a ly hi-
ll
ed, and a locking band ig se .ewed
✓ the joint between the series of hese-
pa nd the forward jacket hoop to look
he breech of the gun is naturally one
th most inwortant parts of it The
e h plug" must resist an enormous
e and must also close the bore so
0
0
VC
of
prc
eking
d the
jacket
14131.1
comPletely that none of the gases gimorat-
ed by the powder will escape. The •ia.rt of
th -jaciket which overhangs the tube of the
gun is called tho screw. box and is shaped ,
to eceive the breech ping. Both tho screw
bo a d the breech plug have six project-
ips of screw threading. The breech
. set in place with the screws oppo-
si free spac,es of the screw boi. It is
oh homer and by revolving it one-fifth.
WOLSELEY AND THE TROOPERS.
The saieat English Military Commandoes
Way of Making Irelands.
An incident happened 001120 years ago
in the cafe of a restaurant of rather good
class in the oity of Dublin, which is an
apt illustration of how a gontlenian can
place himself on,a footing of equality with
an inferior in station withOut sacrificing
his dignity. At that time, and probably
the. sante narrow minded spirit and ultra
snobbishness exists there sail, it was the
habit, for the proprietors of the better class
barrooms to refuse to serve drinks to pri-
vate eolcliers. It was 'Immaterial how well
behaved they might be or how they might
rank as noncommissioned officers, the rule
was Inflexible. ,
On the occasion referred th two finely
agoon regiment, both
ce stripes and the 0h0V-
cant, entered thle place,
he bar, asked for; drin
d rather curtly! They
st
th
ved
a el umference the threaded portions
the /plug engage those of the b6x, and
ru ssive steel plug ig securely locked
the breech of the cannon.
ut the ;breech plug alone is n t Duffl-
e retain all the gases in th barrel
un and thus compel them to assist
he gun
chief-
iroom"
lece of
t from
ecured
g. Its
ig rear
etween
plug is
shroom
he pas -
"Our new
remember th
the Other p
"Veal be
astor, Rev. Mr. All ell,
at deal about heaven. ou
good old Dr. Scams, his
as alw: .5 preaching a out
ae blazing the way for Br th-
Chicago Tribune. I
io said
thraelth coal
the1ife of
two serious
of bitumino
Miner sand In
ii
_Lost in Coal- Mines.
at every 110,poo tons o
e work. an 4,nd 'more
njuriea - Every 860,000
s coal MeansIthe 140 of
wriest that leost three ot
caste
han
0110
MARRI
of
of
th
in
•
ei int
of the
in proi oiling the shell. Therefore
is fitte with a gas check, consistin
ly ef hat is known as the "mus
of the un. The "mushroom" (a
• eying the •shape of the pla,
w lich is named) has its stalk
b ad ntarly fills the slightly flari
et of the powder chamber, and
th he d and the end of the breech
• .anv ts ring filled with greasy a
h ad a d squeezes the ring so that
• In t rear end of the mushroo
is sec red either the spring hoe
the • h miner of the
against a percussion
a spring when relea,s
lauya,r on the tiegg
the pe
o qui
a th
11
GE LIOENS S
THE MON EX OSI OR OFFICE
NO WI N SSES REQUIRED,
mission cap se
k burning poWder in the
flame from the powder,
ac• he the large chatge of powder in the
p wde chamber, eau ing it to explode. '
The e naval
g ns °red to
h layer
must be
ext
, jacket
and for
s used.
it devi-
straight
So ac -
2 feet 8
tan two -
stalk
or tho
spring
a shot -
in, correspo ding te
gun, that 14 driven
ap in the primer by
. The explosion of
seeping
ti
to a
hoo
irne
that urpose a,' "boring head''
ed h ops niugt
This instrumen i fitted with fou
and is hold in p so rigidly tha
apes hardly at a rom a perfectly
c irate! is its w that a bore
ches ,long is u illy not more t
straight line.
The work of b tiding up the
gins, of course, w th tho tube.
i nor ace and Ethrunk on. -
The
ucces
ust
hat I
• th
s on el
hoops and ja
kots of the
lel, which is
n3andrel an then forged
id enlarg them. After e
1s is "shr k on" the gun
sO as r pare it for the
the inner urfaecs of tub
Ise be turned,
13
a
gun is turned externally a
ive ing on." Wit
e cut the read of the so
known as ho "compressio
pe is the p rtion the re
bore w here the co iper band on th
tile ta es the rifle+ grooves. ;
What s called a "sleeve," which
to be a great octal frame, in
may s ide back aid forth. Its re
Engin ering Mag
The
ductl
y
tnarri
41 y
wont
wa
The
In
who
nurse
by
lateIS
name
Mono
fou
lmpor
and t
Paid
ways
cost a
poor
gun be -
*hen the
ad on its
ter each
in there
ew box,
ompres-
of the
projeo-
set up men of a
wearing long serv
rons of troop ser
and epproaching
They wore reins
yield nothing, but, turning on their heels,
prepared to leave. The fine appearance of
the two men had attracted the attention
of the gu sts among whom were thiee or
unted in
appears
hich it
oil heti a
Indio in
four ;•wh
smoking
bad almo
the 'row
The ha
caused th soldiers to stop, althougb they
ed by any one in "Clothes. , The
tho bar andisaid the at ndant
1 can .piirchase what ink / require
lierei suppose?".
• es, sir," milled the
"Then utrnedi itely eery
Meilen (re phasiz ng the w
ever they omen ."
TUrnin to the soldiers,
tlenten, ill you drink with me?"
"With y leasure, sir," saad one, reliving
-for both. They drank together, and when
the Isola e wore about 'leaving one of
them, tu ning to the Man in civilian
clothes, s id:
"Ex me, sir, but we should like to
Settled Hr. Lawyer.
burglar's Wife was in th witn Eel
d thd pros 'outing counsel was cen-
u knew he was a burglar when you
1 alliance with such a man ,
11," the witne s said sarcastically,
getting old a d had to choose be-
n lawyer and burglar."
cross examin tion ended. there,—
n's Weekly.
were eitting together I quietly
at one of the tables. Thai men
reached the doer when One of
it of obedience tho the Ozer:nand
Japan small hildren of the poor,
ave the gift of straying and no
to look aftei them, aro safe -guard -
the simple precaution of hanging
round their neck which tell their
and addressee.
these twO gen-
rd) with svhat-
he said: "Gen -
know
we owe 0i:courtesy."
The nia'n1smiled. "Certainly, My name
In a tripe two pair of heels came togeth-
er with click, and two left atme were
brought Op with precision to a Salute, !
which Wolseley as formally returned. He
sergeants' marched out an outhirrst of
band ola
/Won of e
a capital
singe see
khOwn
Whop Americans Man the Ones.
The welt. between the United States and
Spain is a copy on a very reduced scale
and with some slight modifications of a
war between England and France.; It is
not my purpose in this argcle torWOrk out
a detailed comparison. I can only suggest
it. The great British superiority in bate
tleehips and unarmored 01-nisei's as ageism;
France le faithfully reproduced in th
Aneerican navy SS against Spain. The
great French advantage in 'armolred cruise
ersIfinds its parallel in the Spanish navY.
Even in torpedo craft the numerical equal-
ity, which exists. between England and
France is repeated with gome correctness
in the two combatant navies. Thus all
conditions are favorable to a trial of our
race. Upon the conduct of Admiral Samp-
son and Commodore Schley's officers and
bluejackets depends not merely the honor
of 'the United States, but the very exist-
enee of the British empire. If the men
who are hourly expecting battle in the
Caribbean falter, if they show any want
of 'courage or sallormanship—which God
forbid—then let us be certain that an ate
Ms* will be delivered upon England by
her enemies, who will conclude, and not
unjustly, that the military qualities of the
Anglo-Saxon have deolined under the
"depressing burden of civilization. And as
this is tbe greatest problem to be settled
in the war, so we shall hope and pray th' t
our race may erderge with glory from t
test. —Pall Mall Gazette.
s testified to the cordial appreoe.
ory witness of the scene. ! That
ar record even then, but!he boo
nauch service and is now! better
the world as Viscount Wolseley,
er in chief of the English army.
lphia Times.
Captain Hidd's Piratical Hoard. 1
d Pirates of Ohr
iddi After tell -
inability to land his ri h o y in Now
agi.icifiT and his
About this time occurred an incident
which has given rise to)0.11 the stories re-
garding the buried--ekasure- of Captain.
Kidd. The disturfiecl and ainxi(7/us pirate
concluded that it was ddanger eis thing
to keep so ',much vahMble treasure on
board his—vessel, which Might at any time
be overhauled by the • alithorities, and he
therefore landed at Gardiner's island on
the Long Island coast and obtAined per-
mission from the proprietor to bury sortie
of his superfluous stone upon tie estate.
Tbis was a straightforward transaction.
'Me% Gardiner knew all about the burial of
the treasure, and lehen it was afterward
peeved that Kidd was lreally a pirate all
tho hidden;booty was giVen up to the gov-
• ;This appears to be the only case in
which it was positively known that iCidd
bUried treasure on our , Coast, and lit has
given rise to all the stories of the kind,
which have ever been told.
The Method of Mattnal Training.,
The method by which manual, training
arouses and fosters a many sided interest
and stimulates desire is by giving ehildren
something to do and by allowing such a
free play ot choice and individuality both
' in the something and in pie doing that at
shall be self directed. When this; point IS
once gained, the work of education has
gun. Where the will is weak, as in the c
of poor, anminic children, the interest in
soon flag, may Indeed sputter and go q
out, and all this is very discouraging.
'But the interest must simply be aroueed
and stimulated afresh. Never, howeier
great the seeming extreinity, muet the in-
terest and desire of the teacher be made to
do duty for that of the child, for , the MO -
talent this occurs the work lof education
ilHenderson in Popular Selo ce.,
Couch and c owpar.
A. T. Quiller -Couch, the Cornieh novel-
ist and essayist, has great d Miley in per-
suading people that his aloe is pro-
liounced "Cooch," and,- say that, though .
he never invented the pro unciation, he
can only provall on a few xids (outside
of Cornwall) 'to believe In it The poet
Cowper, who caned himself 'Cooper, had a
the way, has noth1ng to de with rep,ose.
In "The Buccaneers a
Coast," In St. Nicholas
Stockton brings his seri
an account of Captain
• ing of his cruise to Ma
o. Moore, the well-known Waterloo
ewer, recently purchased , rom John
.year-old drivers. The hors s are from
d stook,onebeing from Go
e other from Rookerfield.
600 for the team. Good
command a good price, a
y mare to raise a good b
ne.
den Crown
M r. Moore
horses al -
d it don't
roe than a
se
What
is
KR‘IMIMMM
Castoria .ur. Samuel Pitehelr's .preseription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. it is a harmless substiturke
for Payeicorie, Drops, Soothlugt Syrups and. Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guaranteel is thirty years' use by
of Mothers. .Castoi destroys Worms and.
allays' Feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour
Curd, cures Diarrhcea and. W' Colic. Castoria relieves
- Teething troubles, cures .Cons ipation and Flatulency.
Castoria assimilates .the 1 Food regulates the Stomach.
• and Bowels,. giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria
is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
"Castor's is , an excellent medicine for
children. Alotheirs have repeatedly told 21;e
of its good effecti upon their children."
THE FAC -SIMILE
" CA -stools is so well adapted to children'
that recomMend it as superior to any pre-,
Seri tion 'known to me."
IGNATURE OF
1PFORS ON E
Avl
.*Ht CeNTAUIR COMPANY, 77 MLR
IE YORK CITY „
•
litughkr w of Crockery
Gqing%- o for ti
Next Thirty Days
Ask year grociu for
Ear Table and Dairy,
rest and Cest
An a gOod assortment to ch
NO troub e to show goods.
inne Set, 104 pieces, $5.5
i7
Prtmted
pieces
Ha dso
4
pel4 dozen ; Cups an Sam
65C per dozen ; and any ot
Oiockery and Glassware, at su
ose from, which we ask
re purchasing elsewhere.
; 'Dinner Set, 97 pieces,
ieces $1.75 ; China Tea
one 'Tea Set, 44 pieces,
handsome 10 piece Toilet Sef, $4 to $5 ;
10 piece Toilet Set, $1.50 to $2 ; Children's 6
e Lampe, from $1 to $2 , Fancy Water Sets,
'Dinner Plates, 500 per
s, lJest white stonewear,
er lines of Fancy China,
)rising low prices,
y Stock
Will be found as complete
— 54111 giving 21 pounds • of
Japan Tea, for 25c, giving ex
ofFthat good Laundry Soap, r
foki 25c • Toilet Soaps at
Chns Red Salmon for -25e ;
25c ; 3 Good Scrub Brushes
abovo lines.
Highest Market Pricee
p' tatoes.
Qn
Seri MR
Holder
nd
Groceries
as -any house in the trade.
edpath's Extra Standard
unds of Black, Green or
a satisfaction ; still some
ular 50 a bar, now 7 bars
Boxes No. 1' Matches for
or 25c.
u want anything in the
for Butter, Eggs a.nd
lffeC
BE, C4th,.
OOL
UPPLIES
WHAT YOU C
OWE; 0
PAPST'S, Bo
N GET FOR
/VW _A211
ttle Black Ink for le ; 1 Le d Pencil, Rubber Tip, for le ; 1 large
ook, 100 pages, for le ; libber Pencil, Eraser, for le g 1 Pen
I Pen for le ; 2 good Steel ens for le ; 5 Slate Pencils for le,
500 PA
Full u 017 of all the latest autho ized School Books at Right Prices.
1 DO NOT FORG T THE PLACE
POLOst's Boo store, C4th.
THE SEAFORTH
- Instrument
twomun
EBT
te
dre4tly
LISHED) 1873.
ard times, we have ear
Pianos and Organs at
Reduced Prices,
Organs st 25 and upwards, is
Pia4,00 at Corresponding priceb
S•gb CO BEFORE PURCHASING.
COTT
BROS
REMOVED.
Having removed into the store formerly
°coupled by Mr, J. Downey, in the Cady
Bleck, opposite the Comniereial I
now purpose carrying a full and Oompiete
ine of all kinds of
Harness, _Whips, Blankets,
And everything handled by the trade, Juin
received this week a large consignment of
BLANKETS, GOAT ROBES ANP
GOLWWAY ROBES,
Which we are now offering at astonishingly
low prices.
M. BRODERICK,