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POINTS COII!SERNING THE RELATIONS
pauy" oY girls! This, however, is what is
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four or five unfortunate creatures stowed
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Now hides the prostrate shore; retreating soda
they have twenty, or even more, of these un-
bilitles-P-edreas for Injuries -Accidents
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and Hazardous OCCupatiorae-Purchases
i So, youthful Ward, will passions surges roll
have as many more mouths to feed. This i
91ade by Servants -Notice Requires!.
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Discoveries Often Ma410 by the Captains
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Against the shore, like armies tothe fray,
Then break in silvery clouds, while rainbows
of Ocean Steamers -Caught,
Hardly an ocean steamer, bound for Amer-
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Jobbing Department not surpassed Coun-Uly..�I ,,,!
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THE ROCK OF AIUDAH,
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STOWAWAYS ON BOARD.
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MASTER AND SERVANT.
Aludahl Seethe blackening waves advance
Discoveries Often Ma410 by the Captains
of the "Swou", Class.
Against the shore, like armies tothe fray,
Then break in silvery clouds, while rainbows
of Ocean Steamers -Caught,
Hardly an ocean steamer, bound for Amer-
POINTS COII!SERNING THE RELATIONS
pauy" oY girls! This, however, is what is
ion, leaves aport in Great Britain but has
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OF EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYE.
OYE.
" in the long lines of d;amonded spray;,
The strike, they break, they die on the lagoon.
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four or five unfortunate creatures stowed
South*
Like stranded whales, their long triumphant
swell
away somewhere. It 1s within the expert- •
once of captains to make the discovery that -
A Contract for Services and its Itesponsl-
Now hides the prostrate shore; retreating soda
they have twenty, or even more, of these un-
bilitles-P-edreas for Injuries -Accidents
They leave the pearl, the coral, and the shell.
desirable passengers aboard, and that they •;
and Hazardous OCCupatiorae-Purchases
i So, youthful Ward, will passions surges roll
have as many more mouths to feed. This i
91ade by Servants -Notice Requires!.
On thy young heart, but do thou seize the lyre
Makes some skippers savage, as when they
boys. and were found ,snore apt and more
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And wake the soul of music, at I:er bymn
sail they have stores only proportionate to I
"Has a person who is his e-1 by the year any
The threatening floods will suddenly retire,
their crew, with due revisions for delays i
Pduring
claim oil the employer for care or attention
And on the strand of thy delivered soul
Leave songs whose spleodorsneversball bodim,
from gtress of weather, will of God, etc.
g illness?"
-Garnett, from tile„ Polish.
The stovyaways are recruited from all sorts
Legally, no. The illness of the screen[
breaks the contract, and the employer may
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Music for the Invalid.
; Music
and conditions of ?nen, but as a general rule
they are mostly incapables and the scum of
engage other help. The employe cannot oil-
of medical history, c
The sans edr to i11 fact,
the streets of London and other great cities.
force any claim to the place again after re.
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abound in records of cases in which music
It can be truthfully said of them ars a class,
covert'. The season for this is that the
has accomplished cures when every effort ,if
that their leaving is usually for their
employer cannot jeopardize his business in.
attending physicians failed to produce any
country's good. They hang around the docks
terests by holding a place open for an inde8- .1
. satisfactory result. Our nervous organism •
until an opportune moment arrives for ship-
nite time. He is supposed to keep no more
is the seat of sensation, the mainspring of
ping aboard. Usually they select ships which
help than he needs, and is not required to
vitality, whereby our imagination is alike
are taking in a cargo of pipes or -some other
tarn away a good servant who has taken th3
stimulated and controlled. The influence of
material in which they can make a comfort;-
plVe of one who has been obliged to give up
the imsgfnntion on health is exemplified by
able biding place, Asa general rule tbey pre
the work on account of illness. This rule is
those who are the victims of hypochondri-
assisted by tile •`•`bumpers,” or ship laborers,
not, however, strictly adhered to, as employ -
,11 usis, and even in caries of actual physical
,with whom they are leagued, and who, while
ers are quite likely to make places for former
uilmentH'the intelligent pbysician recognizes
loading a ship with brick, can easily build
employes, especially if they have proven
the importance of diverting the lxagnizes
up a square room in a dark corner in which
themselves capable and trustwoethy.'
hind from the contemplation of his condi-
stowaways can be accommodated with com=
"Are an employers heirs bound to con -
i. tion, which invariably [Auris to aggravate
his symptoms,
par•ative comfort.
When the cargo consists of pipes the stow-
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tirlue a contract with servants!'
"They are not. The contract for service,
Presuming, of course, that tileand
invalid is
aways creep inside them and wait patiently
all responsibilities
PO bilities attaching to it, are
not one those unhappy mortals having
until they think the pilot has gone 'off and
canceled by the death of eitler party. This
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A violent distaste for music, what eau Le
the vessel is well away from land: This lav
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is as implied condition in a 1 contracts for
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better adapted to cheer the mind and rein.
vigorate the entire system the d'orartwhich ` --investigationport
Inas its inconveniences, as directly a ship
he officers start upon a tour of
service,"
Has an employer any redress for injuries
f • appeals directly to our emotional naturef In
sail often throw "awakeners++
to his property through willfulness or negli-
Borne Instances instrumental music has the
into'the pipes. When they hear an appre-
ciative howl they make the stowaway crawl
g'ence on the part of the servants?''
None; that is, none of any actual benefit
, most -potent effeet, and in others a song
which recalls ]pleasant memories hes the
out. The majority of the men, however,
to him. There is a provision of law that
greater influence. Lige all other medicine,
either escape the missiles or bear the sh-ngs
Provides for certain acts; misdemeanors or
ul order tel Lo cfldcacious it toast be pm•o
and arrows of outrageous fortune with Spar.
malicious mischief; but unless the servant
and well compounded and of a kind ,
] ]d tidal tad
tan fortitude, because it often happetls that
has property, it is only a waste of time to in-
to
j to individual require]nentk" , Th0 subject is...
atter the officers are satisfied that there is
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no 0110 there, nn olid time the std -wawa s
stitute legal proceedings, unless the offense
is o�l'o [tint' demands punishment on the
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me of eonsiderat,lc interest, and its cuteful
and likely to r•,•
st is
y y Lyall in much In acticul
come from below and begin to inhale the
ground of protection to public interests."
"If
good. - I3osun] Dlusi
ozone fu safety.
a servant hires for a given time, to do
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When a ship is too far out from land to
a certain kind a work, and, when tried, is
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Textbooks PuUllshed by the Stutc' '
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scud a boat ashore, the captain is reduced to
the necessity of taking the work be eau I„
found incapable, can the employer be corn-
Po110d to pay wages, or kee) the person Irl
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-1 til cbools of CaliforniaCa
hfo niat are now s
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1 lied with textbool;s published by the sttate.
get out of the stowaways, acid lie ginerttlly
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Bard employment until the time contracted
light Looks have been thus fur 1ssu0<i and
(loan this liretty efroetually if there is only a
moderate consignment ,of thorn..' But it"i-s
for expires,"
- - "Certainly 'n-ot:" Inabiliq'tti perform the
nlaf w al•: 1 i
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Y )u habe(1 b fries[ e
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concerns tt111 be in. use, 'rho best talent
hard for only captain to find won: for twenty
When a
labor agreed
sed upon cancels the contract. Tho li
servant run not receive an compensation
ninon the idea: edlleatOr9 is ern )lo eel in
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extra men. overwhelmed by such a
number.th0 smartest are put, to work u; deck
Y .,� y per
for labor not ptr5ierly performed. If, how -
writing then• o •c
c b0 1.. Azfd nu arra of r fuddle
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nlell is allowed to increase the retail )rives.
hands, the' rest "are t3•eat(p(1 its steerage pas-
ever, after failing in the task agreed upon,
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- l he=state =tau nnr 1,.
6 u sold Por oil ocnxq i, re
Hen ors and handed over t� the police on air-
i rival. -XV. 13. Harte in Detroit Fred Press.
he is l:e�)t at work, that he oast d0, he mliat.,j,o .
Paid for the time so consumed, and at a rate
Ruction of 25 cents on tile. grammars for-
Dterly in use. The price of the general his-
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adjudged fair for such occupations. For
fury is 80 rents, instead cf $1.25 under the
Found After !lane Tears.
example: Should you hire a man at a given
suns, a•: a cook, and L•eep him employed for
"hl teni, The other books a re rc )ortion_
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utel reduced. Asmall pet, cent. one
5 Pe Worley
The coming removal of that ancient insti-
tution, the Boatmen's Savings hank, from
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sonle woe s as errand boy, you must pay him
received fur these }looks is invested til a sink-
Second street to the hum and traffic of Nash-
the wages agreed upon; but should you then
put him into the cook's place, and find hire
ing fund, and it is estimated that in twelve
tars the publication department will have
ington avenue, just west of the big bridge's
mouth, has awakened recollections of the
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unable to R0 his work properly, he cannot
paid for its plant and will then be self sup-
early finances of St ui the time wheo
demand cook's wages if he returns volun-
tartly to his position as errand Loy. IIts
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porting. .The books l o s thus far issued 1]
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.pokcn ,d by most of tube Leachers.- Boston
its banks were tow in number. Alluding o
n mbe g t
the changes wrought in local architecture
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faihu• . t0 •
ca • cook as agreed has mode a new
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and in local institutions than which no more
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contract nocessery, '
Ar0'employers ',held responsible for ACCl-
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striking may. be noted than this same classic
'pile'the Boatmen's directors aro aboutto
dents to servents front dangerous surround-
.,A'good place to stildy absentmindedness is
rear, Tbeophile Papin;•the real estate agent,
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Ings?'
If 'al Rervent engages is an occupation
in P. restaurant. yearly sail ()f theta aceumu-
remarked reminiscently: "It was some years
'entered
notch is hazardous life or !not and does
late a little store "f. umbrellas, canes, gloves,
ago that a man the bank on Second
not know of his danger, or is not warned of
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. overconts, wraps, handkerchiefs, eyeglas@es, '
pocketbooks, latch key,, jewelry, hairpins,
street with a somewhat diffident air, ,and
looked inquiringly about him, As •ono not
it, the employer is responsible.. If the ser-
. snuffs, parcels, hand bags, and fn fact every-
quite positive of his bearings, lie scrutin-
vant is aware of danger, and continues in the
Iihat is not fastened to cus omers by
ized the building • Closely, looked ',about' the
service, be does so at w
his o n personal risk.
. -uature or the tniltil', or cannot .follow then,
interior; and presently. found his way to the
For exarriple: Men, who work, ip ,powder' or
'do,
out, like children and dogs. Tien have been
cashier's desk.
dynamite mills, and similar places, so
e known, after ordering their ileal, to fall into •
, ' 'There used tap tie a ball;: here in the old
with full knowledge of their danger, and
' ;I,tits of abstraction so deep that they'got up,
tithes,' he said, 'called the.Boatmen's Savin g
take the responsibility upon themselves."
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paid 1 their bol .nd' were about t0 walk out;
inRtjtuti0li. I ,appose it is cdead lou a o;
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"So the servant when he takes a position
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till I to 'ta
reminded tiled that they, had not w t c r )t cvaten t M1 hag
this bank, of course h,g
1nS nothing t 0 do with
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with knowledgeof its cion ors n[ Y be said
they bought,. Others have eaten and passed
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to contribute to his own ,injuries or mts-
(tit forgettingto pay, though this kind of
' !',It is the same bank,, replied tho leashier,
fortunes?"
:.bstraction awi fhe abstraction practiced by
'only the Dame is a little changed.'
"Precisely so; and, in the same way, if
piekpoirkets have features in common. --New
' "'Ali 1' exclaimed the stranger with sur-
he uses LUU1S o appliances that lie
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prise. 'Well, whet, the old institution started
knows to be unsafe he ex oses
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I was onof the first subscribers, but I only
to injury anti cannot sec over damages In
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, 4 tVlleu Small C:PnandP, is Wanted.
'put in $100, I reckon, after so marry ups
case of personal basal. He may lease the
X mail wbv rushes mt,u it place hurriedly
and duwns, that 1 tits[ have been wiped Out
service if he fears to work under such cir-
' laud asks f%,)"small change for a bill A con-
long ngo'
cumstances; but should be remain.,,be alone
sidered a LLpoming nuisance in all first class �
11 'Who are you?' the cashier asked, and
'.as re9ponsible'fgr resulting injury-"
cummerriaR centers, and the inventor of the
'what is your Warne!
"Is an employer held accountable for the
patent cash register is bailed as a public
'• 13Iy name is Jefj'eriw--
acts of his servant?" .
benefactor in these quarters. W hyl
E. ' 'i'L-omns JeRer;es?l cried the cushier."
"To an Latent he is, while the servant is
.Well,
because it is, impossible to spec the drawer of
'YOB, they Called e Tom Lu,'
en s e,d to the direct line of his s duty;, but be
the -register to got change unless a sale is
"' W here have you been, Illy. Jefferies,
is not accountable for damage done while
"ming up"' In consequence the applicant for
these Inn;, years, and why haven't you writ-
the servant is pursuing bis own pleasure or
change is obliged to snake ,t purebaRe before
ten us9'
convenience. For instance: A delivery
he can be accommodated. This helps trade
' 'In Caljfarny, and of course I thought
wagon rain over a child. It was proven that
and creates a g00d existse to Ft.ave off the
the $100 -was a dead duck,'aud it's only your
the driver had taken the wagon out without
le wh w L' „'
o ant a 111 broken ,n u • r,
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sin at called
th at led me in now
orders to carry m
Y some articles for members
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,''Weil, liar
Jashier, if you have been
his awn foul! Therefore the o caner was
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idle,' said tb0 cashier, taking down and
not held Por damages, the vehicle not being
° Large 11IaePs "f Wovship•
opening a great folio, 'your $100 has not;
engaged in his business or under his orders,
- The 1 Christian
artiest lh, n,tr.,n pits;' ,,;' tr�;•:;nlp in
here ft is. Your check on this hauls today is
flH it w held that
am t under such circumstances
' the world is the cbure•h (if t, i •rtes s in
good for $7,875. You have only to get some
the man was not his servant." I
Rome, wbieh has a capacit v 1',v,, ,•,mgrrga.
one to prove your identity and we will pay it
Ills an employer responsible for debts con-
tied of 54,000 persomnc, 'i'hc I,u•,'.' nrxt ill
over.t "-St. Louis Post -Dispatch,
t] •acted by servants while in his employ and
order of size nre: 31i1:lu ('•ilhcul:il. which
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noting as hisagentsl"
holds 32.000;118t. Paul':;, L'out'.•. ,.NL.11.11 willFen
Picture of lire, hranh Lesf1P.
"Under ordinary circumstances the court
contain 32,000, acid Vit. Pale,,, I,,nu;nn; kith
0, a a e�ta� q? p i d I
�% s 100� ^n
would hold them accountable. !f a servant
it capacity of,,W.00J, The sirueo 1•,+1 01,011 i y
i looked out of one corner of my eyes at
is in the babit of going tp a store to purchase
r the buildings lif 8t, 1'elcr's i.;'sB;u to be.'40,•
the bright, humisome woman by ply side-
, artielesfortheuseof the family;andhaasdone
WOsquare n••
f<!el 1,
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i .111 i ;, ht 'tor .ICIin.-
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who had Just,given w elbow scl
b a ,tool it is
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so At the master's orders he is accountable
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;ish erre.., BpHtuu L'uif;;.•t.
nmh d jabbed a !bed Lhe loins of m r' '
1 � l Y filen,Il into
such debts until the tradesman is notified to
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my copy paper -and thus sicidways watched"
thecontrary. Notice of this -sort should always
A 'roc n ]a Cne"o,. h • , , " .....
her while she signed her namo.to a lot of
checks that hail been laud before ber by her.
be given; otherwise, servants might change
ltisauidilia[ uea 1'luelu,,: .. •.t 1whole
j town is being built r,:
wide awake buniuess manager. And seeing
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plates and continue to buy articles, having
them ebnrgexl to'the late employer until some
+'nee, ,',+, ., „i bl)U
I house with 'a trn,'u ball, I, ' till i'• ,•curt
her thus I listened to Lei- its she went into
circumstance brought out the fact that the
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house, library, thecttr, anal ,•;-;.,;4.1:, ret'eral
minute details about sdine picture for her
buyer was no longer so employed."
hotels, office builRin ;cul r. •;rnl::nas'
Illustrated" that had been brought in by
"But fhb servant would b0 held account-.
tramway line, auR a .vftlottr /C r: t„ e
one of her artists, Then I looked around at
able, I suppose?"
.The
1reW tUw111H llltt'ltllt'lt fill kaI::Il1 ill wlloln
her big establishment, where s0many writers
"Cortainly, for a misdemeanor, and might
great numbers emigrate I,, Ct,,a. ,•, Ayres,
are regularly employed, and where so many
authors and artists conte' to sell their wpres.
Lc subject to fine or imprisonment, o• both."
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and, out of complhueut to t 1,': ut, , 1., be
names! Garibaldi— -Public t Il,inl"n.
Looking about I thought of the work *,be has
S, N." in Demorest's Mouthly.
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done hf what a power she Is in the land;
and then -I looked again at the handsome
Monitor Clasm of War Vessels.
What (• oo
„ d Teeth t 1 JtPau.
womarn by my side, with her warm, auburn
Hundred,,,
s of others of different types hnvP
fwd teeth ancon• -to ;t er 't lin 1'�teut-
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hair, hot, soft, blue eyes, and fair, fresh com-
sprang up and disappeared, the designers of
gooddigestion, cud oousel4uentlygo,ni 11('ultll+
plosion, and again wondered, woman like,
each claiming ha the last that the truesy:stent
'', while ball teeth often tur:ui ill& contrary,
how she lied been able W do it till and keep
had been found. Rtat the incliner class,
Too many"peopla force th,' i•tonlaelr to do the
all her good looks.
though neglected for years, never lost its
its
work that the teeth >IIu111R ilaM1e Ilotle, and
"Hoe dill you"---. I l,e+•all to Sat'.
the ihasso
place ItR i>< factor among the ironPlads of the
the much abused, long suffering atonach re-
"How did 1 what'[ .
world, The question arises, Why hall the
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bo at this newfunction
s thrust upon it, and
"How ilio you manage to L•e(1p y01ir beauty
m0uitor"t)een neglected? Is it because rheic
i•` the most dangerous re4ults follow as a miutu-
end. freshness while doing 'o nnnrlt brain
'H fin unwarranted doubt 0f her seagoing
ral consequence. --National Stockman.
work?"
qualities with which the'niisfortunes of the
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' Well, I have never had n headache, a
first monitor enshrouded it? The loss of that,
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Transported
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backache or a toothache in my life, 1 sup-
vessel could not reasonably rte a reflection
` First :Navy -'Earl as 'ow Rill. 510 ger's
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IwRe that accounts for it, dear,
. 11 poll the safety of those that followed, for it
bcen.trm,s >orted for life?
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"Ah! ally poor headaching, body aching
(`'ars designedfor service in the inland waters.
.. Second ditto=Yaaty; trate was a-tellfn'
'e
Pelf, I„Huppose it doss," I answered with A
Ifer construction, not unlike that of a New
No w t
' me. t as 0t I, 11 .t l e
,' ' Il lie
+ o through ;t
R[gh; "hut wail until you sleep with n young
York ferryboat,
r showed
1 oat s n wee} that .
Y she was mani-
as'd A summat the [natter with 'is 'eart.-
baby on (1110 arm and at '.;-year-old on the
festly never intepderl by her designer to bo
London Ji X%
other."
sent to sea. i'll's structural weakness was in
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Sailing Touna gev
"I am very weil :*ltisfled to wait," Mrs,
the overhang; the deck being so arranged
that the beams rested on the hull proper, pro -
I'll(, reports of the hydrographic bureau tatbegan
"
Leslie replied with a laugh, as she opened and
to read a letter from n man in Florida
jesting sonic feet beyond, upon which the
Washington declare that the sailing tonage
who wanted her to send him money g enou 11
Plating was faastenvil. The si+aa striking under
of the world is nearly double that of stcAgn+
and that this relative proportion is likely t0
to mode lila wile and ,eleven children onside
this extension started the (leek from the bull
find caused her loss.
' be maintainal.-Chivago Herald,
the yellow fever belt, hiss. I a lis doeH not
employ a secretary, and that letter topped a
Subsequent munit0rs hale ro overban
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of assorted epistles that would keep her
iron hulls are built np to where t lie out.
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•Got Thcrn I'irat
busy until 3 dclock of the Afternnrnl,• Pearl
Hide, plati¢ll, goes on; then recede inboard to
"Those Thompsons area bad lot, Three cut
Rivers in :Vow Orleans Pit''ayune,
1 he thickness of the plating, the latter resting
of the four ought to be,, is the penitentiary," .
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(lit I.his 9bou1'der, flash with the nutside hall,
„What of the fonrtht" � '
' which, being bent, in to form rho Shoulder,
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"Be's t here." -Time,
The Mud In Montreal.
1 corltinnPs up inside the plating to the height
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.,' 'fhe nnu} in Montreal is so thick t halt. ever y•
' r1f, the deck, -J, J. Brice, lieutenant (.om-
New York city is to spend $850,(1(•X) this
body is complaining, Anthony' Trollope once
1amider IT, S. N., in New, York 'Time•;,
year,in improving the'buildings occupied by
paid a visit to Toronto after a short RtA vi
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her charity charges and providing them with
Ili Montreal. What struck him most forcibly
Thr' g1•ratk.st motional debt nnuonf; the nn -
more wholesome diet,
was the ditiorence in the condition of 1:11`0',
bons, 14 t he globe is borne by Frallev. it is
streets of Lhe two Cities. Writing about it,
about $A,2d,0Jy)0,(110i. 1111.,• cl i wIt'.s next,
A neeklaee of human knurklebones was the
afterward he said it wall apparent that the
with $:3; stk),00il.iion; then 1SnglflnR, with
gift received by a inissiona.ry from a partial
sidewalks niter hoing worD out in Tolo11t:,
$3,5W,W)AK), Austro Ilun1•,ary. with ;f1,48•'i,-
chief. - _•_ _-_-_-,. - -
floated down the lake end the St. Lawrence
C4N1,(100, Italy, 1(1111 #:',:1::A,u00,0;tcl; ."pain,
Fifty dollars in nickels weigh Pxaotly 10�T
to they were used again.--
with $1,207,fdlq'Jvl: i'rucFta, with 41,(ioo,0;lf),.
poundR.
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Toronto h1n.iluvhere
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GIRLS' MILITARY COMPANY.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Training and Discipline for Young Ladles
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of the "Swou", Class.
$1350 lot wB d uTHtJEie HOUSE AND
What do yoa think of a soldierly "cram-
anoeoupled by Mr Tied by
an Hurongned
pauy" oY girls! This, however, is what is
Clinton. Hard and soft water and good eta.
tallfRd of, and it is probably by this time its
ble. Terms of [payment easy. Apply to JNO
CALLANDER, J4 Stanly 6t., London
process of formation. Readers of St. Nich-
South*
olas may remember an article by Lieut. W.
R. Hamilton, U, & A., described bis
INE ACRE LOT FOR SALEv- WELL SIT -
VIVATED for building lots
which
experience in a western college where, after
witnessing the e t effect upon the bo e
g 2eel1EII Po boy.,
in a very desir-
able part of Clinton with about 75 choice
fruit trees, eomebearin a )les pears, !nine
p 1. 1 ed
cherries, grape vines, and black and red car.
and the girls, or a number of them!, with the
rents. For furtaer ,particulars apply at the
consent of their parents and the faculty, or-
NEW ERA OFFICE. t. f.
ganizsd a "company" and received precisely
the same drill and training in the carriage of
bodies,
ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.- THAT
Vvaluable farmropport�y composed of lot
their in obedience to orders, in the
Number 28, in the 7th the of the ,
practice of arras and general discipline ars the
Township of ilullett. Well situated, excel-
Isar laud, rood barn. Apply to
boys. and were found ,snore apt and more
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MADINING &SCOTT,
rapid in acquiring proficiency.
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Barristers Clinton.
Ha
Lieut. Hamilton now a resident of this
_ _ _____
city. H0 is considered a master of tactics,
e
T-1OUSE & LOT FOR SALE. -SITUATE
oil OHborue St. The house contains six
though comparatively a young man', his
rooins and good stone cellar; there are on
"Art of War" being the best authority o„
tine premises, bard and soft water, a number
the subject which has yet been published. He
has been specially detailed to perfect a sys- I
of fruit trees and good stable. The lot con-
tains J of an acre, and will be sold cheap.
W. ROBERTSON, Pop Works; Clinton.
tem of semi -military. order among the police
organizations, which shall define both, pow-
—OUSF. FOR SALE -SUBSCRIBER OF -
H
ers and duties. Heretofore there has been a
FElts for sale that new and; conveniently
situated house on Wellington street, con.
happy-go-lue,ky condition of things which
taduf ug seven rooms. stone cellar, woodshed,
made the treatment of individuals,, the en-
hard and soft water, 3 acre lot. Within two
minutes wall[ of post office. Will be sold on
trance into a private hoarse and other circum-
reasonable -tornns. ANGUS COLE, Clinton.
stances incident.to his career absolutely de.
Also for sale a Boudoir Doherty Organ, new
pendent for the obsPsvatnoe of proprieties,
on his conscience and intelligence. A regular
itOPT I1TY FOR'SALF, - t�1250 will bin y
a valuable lot o the south side Huron
order has been found necessaryin large and
rg
of
Street Clinton, three doors below the Com-
mixed communities which will fill the plata
inertial Hotel, on which is erected five
when those are lacking,houses,
"swell"
with hard and ,loft Nater, sinal] eta
his, and other conveniences. For particul-
A number of dun ladies of the
young
ars a$)ply to NALTON DODSWORTH, or at
class- dwel;ers at El ron summer, in
be r u
the AEw ERA office
Aladison avenue in winter -have applied td
t, Hamilton to give to them the primitive
.
OR SALE -THAT DESIRALE SUBUR-
F
military training and discipline which he
BAN property, situate oil the Base Line
jest outside the corporation of Clinton, con -
gave to his company of western girls, and
raining ten acres of land with fruit -bearing
'hard
which, made "women" 0f them -straight,
g ,
orchard, fine brick house, stable,and
soft water. Everythinq is in the beet posed -
healthy, handsome and strong. His con-.
ble condition, making it a most arsirable
ditions are the salve in all cases -written con-
home. Will be sold at a bargain. For fur -
sent of parents or guardians, a suitable uni-
Cher particulars apply to J. BUTT, Clinton.
fori>r-dress-and implicit obedience to orders,
OTEL PROPERTY YOR SALE, -
The dress I,, a straight single skirt'1 id in kilt
Bca R offers for solo the property
plaits, a blouse waist with naval collar, a
known as the Railway Hotel, Clinton close
to the grain storehouse of TvIr It. Irwin, which
loose sill: tie and wide soft leather belt,
is a licensed house and doing a good business.
The importance of the matter is not in the
This is a good stand and will be sold al easy
fortnation her and h
e d t oro of a military coul-
Y
terms of un 1 t A er ,
a e l , (,roc Store iu cou-
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parry of girls, but the possible and highly d0•
secan bought with the hotel, Orsepapa separately. Full particulars al application,
sirable intrpductiorl of military tactics, train-
MRS M. I=LY Clinton.
ilo and. discin Iiile iffq tlii "gymnastic ea
r
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cines of iris in ourschools. 'this. is a rest
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OUSE AND LOT FOR ALE-"
U U1 b ,-Situated
H oil rho loth aide of Townselnd' Street,
and needed measure which is perfectly sac•
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Th house, ons°, which is now, contains parlor,
ticablo and would do more to straighten l
s u 1
dining room, kitchen,
of kit leu a number of lied
g 1
attd strengthen weak backs, week nerves,
1'001119 atld I
a Stolle cellar, the 111a1I1 part
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being boated with a furnuce. Hard�ipd.sott
weak kn y w 1
a d to nerall .. than an..-
_ ?� __x� .leFns
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-water flt'ahlitidaiica. Tl1e lot coritaiuR n'
o c
other remedy that could be 'applied, and
quarter of an acre, and the property will Lie
would teach them the blessings of a comfor-
Hold oil reasonable tends. Apply to MRS.C.
table, unrestricteddress.-Jedny June fit New
CARTER, Clinton.
OrleansPicayune.
TALUA13LE J•'ARM FOIL SALE.., -SUB
llansdouH Eyes of Mme. Iiading.
scRilom offers for sale his fartu of 76
nesse, being lot 2b, lith Con. of Flu]lett, ad-
joining the village of Londtsboro. All clear -
Tc -
here is an (cid little .tory anent the beau
ern l*UOa frame house a[!d outbuildings.
tiful Mme. Hading drifting about town,
Will be Hold on reasonable terms. PJelity of
which is ver like! untrue, but is neer and
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water. .Excellent one for pasturing. If not
sod will be rented. Apply to JOHN BARK -
fantastic enough to deserve r o etition
g,
P
w LL on th 3
a lace or RICHARD I A1tK-
P H BARK -
whether one accepts it or riot Her eyes are
WELL, Clinton,.Out.
very remarkable; not only of the clearest
and purest brown, like that of mountain
LL1AR;11 TO RENT=BEING PART OF LUT
1 21 and 23, East Wawauosh, each lot being
brooks, or the eyes of Gwendolen Harletti-
100 acres. Good house, bank barn and out -
which George Eliot described as resembling
buildings ozone farm and no buildings on
"wave washed onyx" -but they' are veiled
the other. Plenty of water.; good orchards,
etc. Just one mile froze post aSiee and
with a thick fringe of black and silly lashes
Hchool, and 4 churches close by. Fall plow -
and are most unusually,, extraordinarily
ing all done, and 2,1 acres to fall wheat. The
long. It is the most noticeable thing in her
above favus are to splendid condition, and
will be rented. separately or together, on
face, and whenshe turns her eyesupon a map
reasonable terms. For particulars apply to
he begins 'at once to recall all he has ever
NIRS 3 n 9' 4
1 . Se St An n tine
f, t_
read concerning the eyes of Odalisques and
long eyed Circassians whom the Oriental
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`tPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.. - THE
k7 subaeriber otters for sale that -excellent
is are never done with
poo praising. The
fartu of 10 a r+s ti It
0 v ,c , o t e H.uri,n road, Hallo'tt,
story is that Mme, H¢di'ng ovines this marvel-
'being lot 13 'There ase SIO acres cleared, and
ons length, of eye to artificial means used b
g 5 Y
nearly ,1 all fit ler cultivation. balance good
Y ° a 6
tYanlw•ood bush; Lbo pinee.ie in good shape.
lien-paler--ts fn her ('cildhood.
Stolle House, '124x;1,13, with frame woodshed,
It lis said that it is a common practice
2 food Biibli Barns awl outbuildings, 3 acres
among the Turks, who hold ]mpg eyes in such
of boar! ng Orchard. 1'lent of s )ru a
g Y 1 LI w ter,
Only threemiles front. Clinton. i;2,500down,
exalted esteem, to lengthen, by cuffing, the
0
asci any reHHonablo time for balance. at b/u
corners, the eyes of girls who are being
interest. P•.DIVARD SIBBEN, on the pldce,
raised for the harem. this is done very
or Clinton P. O.
sarly, at the age of two or three years, an I
PROPERTY FOR SALE - SUBSCRIBER
the outer corner is deftly slit with a lancet,
1. offers for sale that excellent property, at
about the twelfth part of an inch While
resent occupied by himself, oil the corner
of ncess
rnof
the wound Is healing the lids are drawn out-
acre land all[ a t ouirtwith choice fruit
ward every day, and when it is quite cured
trees and grape vines,cplenty of hard and
the eye is still submitted to the drawing
soft water. The house ontains three rooms
process every day for a long time, with the
down stairs, and four above, with good cel -
lar, closets, &e. This property is. very con-
sventual result that it becomes ideally long
venient to schools, andis ill one of the best
and narrow and fulfills the ideal of the u
locations in town. Will he soca satire or
.
speakable Turk" when he is 14 search of a
the lots
STEEP Clic ton• , 9'OnvIB 1'eaR011al)itl. JOHN
wfa
devorite. It is said that the Laura SAir-
mer, who was recently reported, to_hav -beenV
ALUABLi: PROPERTY FOR SAL;✓.-
poisoned in the palace of the sultan, first ob-
That most desirable property just out-
tained bis favor through the, unusual length
side the corporation of Clinton, on ,the Lou -
don Road, lately occupied by Rev. John
end beautyof her eyes. The'' stork about
Y 9
Gray, and con feiag of 14 acres with good
Mme. Hadin des u to that her father
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e Barn n 5 splendid
frame Hous Ba and tables e 1 d
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had been in Turkey and had seen this prac-
Orchard, and plenty of water, is offered for
Bale. Being in Stanley township, the tares
tice and determined to try It on his little girl
are low. Very desirable property for a
who was then a pretty baby of -three
p y y years,
farmer who ishes to live retired.Will be
.f e. w w
with bright brown eyes and a'mop of fellow
sold on reasonable terms. Apply for full
curls, and already taking part in pieces re-
porticulars to THOS. LAST, Parkhill.
quiring babies. Whether the story is true or
- ARM FOR SALE. -THAT SPLENDID
Ffarm
not, one thing is certain, which is that the
of 110 acres, on the Maitland con -
actress front the GymnAse has the most beau-
cession, being lot .77 Goderich township,
tiful and remarkable eyes of an
Y Y woman on
situated IJ miles from Holmesville', and four
miles from the Town of Clinton. The soil is
the stage, -New York World.
a good clay loam, with a neverfailing Rpring
creek running through the place; also good
w ls. There ,s about 8 r H b HI,
el ace of u which
. -- Story Monte Carlo. A ,. Lo of C
Y
i sone of the- fest sa ar bushes in the eo n -
g u
A gambler who was "broke" Blipped up he-
ty; also, two frame barns, one a bank barn,
hind a player and said:
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one frame horse stable, with room for ten
horeoB, also two good bearing orebards, be -
"You are losing a goLlikileal of money, sir."
-ing about six acres in all; two good log houses.
r who seemed to have !lent of
The la e .
P Y ' plenty
About 45 acres seeded down, i
ow Will be sold
lash, looked up at the :man in astonishment.
oil
He reasonable terms. ALEX BADOUR,
mesville P. o.
rheti he said:
- -
"Yes, I am losing it goA deal."
"That's because you don't play right 1
pp I
WIN
�hU Brame Mount co 1
can show you how to break the bank,"
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"Then why in beaven's name don't y'ofi
, ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO: '
break the bald: for yourself'!'
We have the only factory in the Vo -
"Because they won't let ale play. They
minion. Our material is pure and fine,
know I know too much,"
and is endorsed by leading scientists as
"What will you take for the secret f"
being practically imperishable, It calt-
"Ilalf the winnings,"
not absorb moisture and consequently
"Agreed."
is not affected by the frost. ,If. Baker
The olil man led the stranger to a quiet
Edwards, Ph. D., D. C. ,L., F. C. a., of
corner and slald to him;
Montreal, 1', 0 , says its great d ra•
,"This is the secret, Whenever the head
bility under allexposure to weather
croupier lakes snuff put all you have on the
and storm is fully assuted by its high
red,"
quality. It is inofe'durablh than stone
I'll,-. )'lnyer went back to the table with
and will not loose'its handsome appear -
the old roan behind him. They watched
ance from generation to generation. I
the bend croupier, and at last out came the
know' of no. other material which is
snuff box.
equally capable -of combining elegance
"Now's the tirno," whispered the old man,
of form, beauty of surface and indefinite
The player put it large sum on red and
durability:
won, ''
Please call oil or write "to our agent at
"My half," %hisperpal` lho old limn, Ile
Clinton -and sec designs and prices be.
got his half.
g
fore placing ,your order,
Noktthuetho snub box camp out the ohl
`N'.11. GIFFi",, AOf:NT CLINTON,
man nudged the player allot again the red
--- -
tt'Ull, '1t!i!; c I: mann; half was a big Hilal
!1'WF; :i1'. TFIUAtAS `�'lli'1'k'IIRUN%a: AInNt'-
[1113 tittle. 1,
a r Ifflpx a}
' � art ing-of •of the , u 1 black .
On the third g
N,F:NT COMPAN .�l'1'. TYU0.tAH, O]E'I'.
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was the winner. The player turned to as-
was
tonishment to ask the old man how this hap- '
y w o va M..A. .
�w�Mr-11242i,
as $9 w
pened, but he had hoitxrl AR 119 tv(1IIIR have I
had the fir•,[ time.-
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M •LEA [I
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his own hands and is prepared to do '
ILL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK.
'irst in, first out. All Custom Logs attend -
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1889.
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