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{said; sew t}fe i9 ilirelir free. Ite„conse
le indigestion and a sluggish liver, the
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qu;a. ;to>� arrltltlt is rciadi y >totiAd ir►
^ rise of Agar's P*UUs.
It X have fond that fQr nick headache,
tcatisefi by a disordered condition of the
stomach, Ayer'e Pills are thirenost re.
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klOnd, VaritelliteA 2t 107 , $/100114.
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ThliQu►iat,1,] U.
Tis Northwest Cork thee: wail
(;411tinual sd,uubbling going on be.
tavern the prietite and I'arnellites.
The. Tlaviniies tools tie pains to eon-
veal
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e, al the fact that tT1ey were eager
for se row. The chef of police.
placed himself in communication
with tris military coluinander of the
liable remedy.'-t•l5atunel P. Sratibnrn, Iistrict, Shortly el't`;rwaids their :P4p4tctalteyrtituintisp'140,Atzeer4ItsntiPtilamla
►vasanloveuicutoftr op4,an•1theeer'qPella for (,o )Iewere.rheered try thest;;htof {tnc3 family, p l
X aim jgutstitleti is say in that they are an
excellent cathartics and liver needier
sustaining all the claims made for the
-W. A. Westfall, M. D., V. P. All,
4 N. W. R:,i1way Co., Burnet, Tetras
"Ayer'a Pills are the beat hetiie
known to ale for regulating the bow
and for all diseases caused by a
ordered stomaell and liver. I suffe'
for over three years from Headache,
digestion, and constipation. I pad
appetite and was weak and nervi
most of the time. „weak
using three bo.
of Ayer's Pills, and at the same ti
dieting myself, 1 was completely cure
-Philip Lockwood, Topeka, I?"ansaa.
"I was troubled for years with it
gestion, constipation and headache.
few boxes of Ayer's Fills, used in ern
daily doses, restored me to howl
They aro prompt and effective." --W.
Strout, Meadville, Pa.
Ayer's PillE
YEErARSD BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Ma
Bold by all Drub ;iste and Deniers In Media
rim , Nary on Newts-Reeot
.50 a Year -$1.25 In Advance
-eellrC114:1rv-. Nov. 18th. 18991
ROME 1iULL'' IN IItELANT
W11:,'T MAY DE EXPECTED IF LOO
GOVERNMENT IS SECURED.
G. W. Smelloy, an Amor'c 1n,
1:u;;iish coteesl?ondcnt of the N
Yolk Tribune, stirs of Ow ]writ
eut,test in Cork :-Nobody aceto,
doubt that heti the police, been !n
'1'•r nl'I iciirrl or under any purely
Irish control the rival mobe would
have been allowed to fight it out,
tt,e i °lice :trobd-,ly tikino hides
with ono. Thero have been threats
of burn in he city. Certainly
attacks un the rival headquarters of
each piety havo bi'eu plonnod and
prevented. Nothing but the steady
fiend of English rule hes saved
Cork, end uu where elan has bean
teen of lite a m ire perfect object
lesson of Rome II r!
The priest, in Ireland are playing
their name, 1 %till not say to:, IOW
down, but too openly for prudence,
Tony forget the English gallery
locking on -and the American.
Cork is at this moment the scene of
their most interesting performinoo.
TE you care to see what Irish priests
aro like in politics, look at thorn in
Cork. Eighty of Iltrlh wore on the
platform at Mr. Dillon's meeting
on Tuesday night. The platform
was black with thele.
THE STREET. ARE 11L.1C,1C {VtTH THEM.
NJ such black band has been soon
of late years oven in Irish politica,
nor bout on business so black.
Their business is to rivet tiro politi-
cal fetters of Rome on the nock of
the Irish people, and their prospect
of success is very considerable.
Their tactics in Cork aro thorough.
Neither freedom of ?poech nor freo•
dom to vote is allowed. Speech
and vote must be such as please the
priests, or both are anathema. They
take active part iu canvass for IIIc.
Flavin against Mr. Redmond, and
their canvassing is of a kind
which no Protestant community
would tolerate.
The question, Who shall be mem-
ber for Cork in Mr. P.Irnoll's place?
is purely a political question. The
priests turn it into a spiritual quos -
tion. Electors are told that their
salvation depends ou their voting
for Mr. Flavin, All the terrors of
the. church are invoked ngainst sin-
ners who would vote for Mr. Red-
mond. They may not confess. Ab-
solution is denied them. They aro
1,8 bo allowed
TO GO STRAIGHT TO HELL
if to thous lir. Redmond should
seem a petsun more, fit to represent
the city of Cork in Parliament. The
Inquiaiti011 is at work in a now
f•,rm, t1 fin (lo siert° inquisition.
Priests do not think it enough to
canvass for their own man. They
sett spies on their opponents' cau-
vassers', and upon those whom they
c,Iuvass. When a CRIIVteasor for
llsidnlond walks out, the can-
vasser for Mr. Flavin walks in,
not"'hook in hand. Ile is either a
priest or accompanied by a priest,
and then and there the unhappy
voter is summoned to say what he
has promised or refused to the
other side, and to pledge himself to
vote for MIr. flavin. If ho refuses
or hesitates, the curse of )tome is
invoked against hint, aud, more
than the muse of Rome,ruin in this
world and damnation in the next.
In a word, the inost tremendous
machinery the world over knew for
tho propagation of dogma and for
spiritual ends is now daily and
hourly employed in Cork for politi-
cal ends.
PRIESTS' 1VIN IN CORK,
iias been armour cod as follows :
Flavin, McCarthyite, 3,669 ; Rod -
3 nut -sell U1IE,TS.11/k
confroute(1 with an immense
cobweb stretching from floor to veil-
ing, and Lein.; told that you are to
asei,t in dieenti1 gling the same. It
looks, at first Nieto, like an inextric-
able mixture of blue and pink lines,
with'lnt hoeiuuing or end.
The foundation of the web is form•
ed by using quite coarse twine -hemp
is the best. Begin by fastening one
end to the top of a doorframe, brine•
ing it dawn diagonally and tacking
it to the floor on the opposite side.
Sart another from some opposite
point -a window cornice or some
cont•e,oient place. Tack this also to
the floor in the 51110 way. Another
lino uiay could perpendicularly from
tie top of 11 chandelier to the floor,
and have two intersecting lines, un-
til there are six or eieht; they
sbnuld be stretched quite firmly, in
order to boar the strain of the oth-
ers. I should have said that it must
be placed as nearly as possible in
the center of the room, in order to
leave apace on either side t.o pass
around. For the web lines use
smaller cot•) of two colors, blue for
gentlemen and pick for ladies.
Wind several yards of each color
itlto balls, as many balls :08 guests,
tie an end firmly to a foundation
cord and then weave in and out,
first blue and then pink, knotting
over occasionally. No hard knots
areeillowed ; it is difficult enough
to got out of the web without the
addition of these obstacles. When
all the cords ere woven in, an end
of each must ale left loose and euros
bered-odd numbers for gentlemen,
even °nee for ladies.
The difficulty of getting out of
the web will be entirely ,according
to the ingenuity of the weaver. No
one is allowed to assist or show any
favor; each must win on bis or her
own merits.
Now that the web is arranged,
the )text consideration is the come
patty. 'Twelve is a very good num-
ber, six ladies and six gentlemen ;
more are apt to interfere with each
other in passing from side to side,
Provide •small, ragged edged cards,
tied with the colors of the cord and
inscribed '•Cobweb Party," and num-
bered in the same way as the cords
are on the web. Distribute the
curds, and reach guest will then pro•
ceed to find the end corresponding
to the number on the card, and at a
Signal from She hostess will begin to
unravel.
Two prizes are usually given for
the lady and the gerttlenlan who are
first out of the web, and two booby
prizen for rho unfortunates who are
left longest in the tnesltos, The
"cobweb party" is one of the readi-
est promoters of seciabitity and fun,
to say nothing of taxing patience
and ingenuity to the utmost.
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The .leataral tend y to coutradic•
Vent 0
o t , wI t n men aro laboring to ex-
press their ideas forcibly is atuus.
iu[ry shown n
by Warner
is Iiia
Recollections. lie knew an ener-
getic preacher who metro frequent
uaa of this expression, 'What I
meats Ly an upright man is a down-
right honest tuan.' This reminds
one ui what they did at 1 'estminster
Abbey, where th -y burial Ben
Jonson prepeudicularly, but it w.ta
head downward. So that rare and
upright Bea bacatue honest down-
right lieu. Dr. MM.telnine describes
the letter of William III- as being
"inconceivably clear."
It is s►id that a French suldie
stationed at a picture gat ory, h
strict orders to allow no one to pa
without first depositing his welkin
stick. A gentleman came with h
hands iu•his pocket. The soldie
taking him by the at•m said,'Citize
where is year stick 1"1 have n
stick.' 'Then you will 1t.i o t0
back and gut one before I cin alio
you to pass.' As this m•in read It
orders, the intention vs is that, as
preliminary to iuspect the gallery,
everybody was to deposit a stick -
not that tli080 wh•t had a stick
shou!d not be allowed to carry it
with them into the gallery. A Ger-
man lady, in writing to burro
money of her sn'yethe;ut, i:l sied to
have made the fulluwing iugeunous
allusion to her postscript :--`I ant so
thoroughly ashamed of my request
that I sunt after the bearer of this
note to call hint back, but he had
already got too far on the way.'
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'1'itn, do you snore when you ar
asleei .' said an American. 'N
never, for I lay ntvako tine whol
- night on purpose to sur.' '1'h
atottogue to tilla occurred to Porsal
once at a tliuuer party when Gaptuit
Cook, beeinle the topic of the No
ment. 'Ari ignorant person,' a
Tim. tells the story, wisltiug to coo
tribute his mite, said to the pro
feseor, 'Pray, u as Coek killed of
his first voyage 1"1 believe he was,
said Porson.'but Ito did not mind i
much, but immediately entered on
second.' Commercial advertise
ruents aro not free from bulls. A
new washing -machine was advertis
ed with the heading of 'Every uta
his own Washerwoman.'
The Spectator in 18S6 g.tvo some
strikiug illustrations of Irish humor
and the use of the English language,
The master was giving to a laborer a
glass of whiskey, and doing so, said,
'You remember, Corney, that every
glass you take is a nail in your
culliu,' 'Well, your honor,' says
Corney, `maybe, as you have- the
hammer in your hand, you'd just
drive another home.' It would ap-
pear from the following iuterosting
anecdote that nu extraordinary sur-
prise or a startling personal ex-
perience may throw the mind into
a condition to ejaculate naturally
something very much resembliug a
bull. Charles II., out hunting
one day, got separate frorn the hunt,
and entered the cottage of a cobbler
for refreshment. The moan gave
him bread and cheese, and began
to talk about the king, expressing
much anxiety to see him. 'Mlount
bohint me,' said the guest, 'and I
will show hinm to you.' 'But how
shall I kuow liim V 'Why, the
king will bo the only onecovered.'
By this time they had come up with
the nobles, and the cobbler looked
about for the king. Ho found soon
that 11e alone and the king had their
hats on, s0 rising to the occasion, he
tapped the king on the shoulder and
said, 'I think it must be either you
or I, air.' This happy confusion of
the cobbler about his own identity
suggests the story of the individual
who accosted his friend with -'At
a distance I was unable to recognize
who you were ; as you came nearer
I thought it was you, but now I eee
it is your brother.'
Edgeworth relates the story of an
English shopkeeper who did pretty
well in the direction of the bull
proper, when to recommend the
durability of some fabric - for a
lady's dress, he said, 'Madam it will
wear for ever, and make you a petti-
coat afterwards.' This is quite
equal to the Irishman's rope which
had Duly one end, because the
othor had been cut away. When a
friend condoled with Pat in tribula-
tion, tolling him to bear up, for
that life was only a dream, 'An,
said Pat, 'that's very good of your
honor to comfort me, and it would
only I'm so often troubled with
waking to the unoomfortablo facts.'
Thero was an old commentator,
whose works are forgotten now, who
,praiied the Divine goodness for
always make rho largest rivers flow
hard by the most populous cities,
Lord Chatham, in a tit of the
gout, received one of the admirals
in his sick room only to bo told
that to get required a expedition
afloat was impossible. 'It must
sail, sir, this day week,' was the
eagle-eyed in ti's fire -flashing reply,
IIe rose from his chair, the beaded
perspiration bursting from his fore-
head with the ngony causod•him as
he firmly planted the gouty foot
upon the floor, and suiting the
action to the word, ho added. 'I
trample on impossibilities." J; Ie
fell back fainting, but he conveyed
Its lesagli; • fluff nil"first t-eitilt?d. If -
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CRICKET Ct1A\fPION.
The celebrated Australian Cricket Team,
of which Sir. David Scott is a noted
champion, is safe again it field injuries.
Mr. Scott writes : "'The efferte of 5t,
Jacobs Oil aro magical. I used it for a
terribly brnieett leg, The relief was sur-
prising," Members of all athletic clubs
would be alike surprised at the results
of it, use.
liow to save money is a problem that
interests everyl'xly, One way to do it
in to invigorate the system with Aycr'e
tiirsapaeilta. Beinga highly concentrated
tdertrl: xrredmfntr mfrs •the• -nfi'?ly t-powerfrelr-
and conomieal. . It is sold for a d ?liar a
bottle, but worth five,
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.rite..::: diad ' - - - _ _ +. -.6r.k.. -i*.
With 4et1o404et* 14'4044.ga Ods -their
oat would grist~ r4patItable. Chat.
)lent in 0114, and iu 4'.10ielse done
by 1liht and slid, is the'ouly parfeot
orator, perhaps, britt MOO have evet'
buena. 1)411,401e1iaa tray have
sur•i)ne;lt.,l }ries 1» wards, and Cratere
in wit, but in action, which the old
elan eat such sture by, Chatham is
first and alone,
AN OLD HAN'SS BIIIDIi;,
In the chancery division at Oa-
goode hall, Toren' o, N. W. Voyles,
Q. O•, moved to c.ntinue air iujur,c,
tion grsute I a few day's ago by
Judge Sonkier, of Li'lcolil, restrain,
in; Cyrus Nixon and Albert N.
L, 11111 firman, from interfering with
the residence of Relent!. W. Nixon.
wife of Cyrus Nixon, the defendant,
The parties levo iu Bridgeport, a
village in Lincoln, seven wiles from
St. Catharines.
The circumstances of the dispute
are peculiar and involve t► hasty
love affair, which turned out badly.
file legal papula sot out the follow
facts : Thu defendant Nixon, is
sixty-six years, and in April last
proposed marriage to the present
plaintiff, who was then Miss Ger-
loch, of Buffalo. Shu was then
only twontv,three, and, as an in,
duceuiemt, Nixon offered to convey
his property if she would become) 1
bride. A. day was fixed on whit
Nixon, n000mpanied by his frier,
Zilnuurvnan the co-defendant, rlt
the prospective bride at a Magai
Fails hotel. The girl declined
have Otte ceremony performed ant
the deed of trust in the proper)
ryas exe,:uted 11111 ;;even to lie
This was done at. the otliee of
Fraser, barrister, Niagara Fall
Then the ceremony took pia,
Thi property deserilesl under tl
aettleinetlt con:il.ta of toll acres
fruit orchard at Bridgeport, wort
43t,000. 'rho residence is situate
on thio lana. They tools up Itout
there. Thu old man preferred se
elitt'ion, but the young wife W I
feud of company, awl in n fel
months they were quarreling an
finally soparate.l. Mrs. Nixon a:
sorted her rights under the convey
ante, and Nixon avowed his deter
ruination to bavo it set aside.
The plaintiff's husband in his ex
amination says that be first tae
M1 iss Grrloeh on the platform of tri
St. Catharines railway station o
March 28, this year. She was in
troduced to him by a Mrs. Steiugel
told shortly afterwards came t
Bridgeport for a week and he sas
her every day. Ile now charge
her with being il1i.ecreet and bay
ing been unchaste before her marri
age, and various other allegation
are made against her character.
t1OW SEIE 13LrCAPME A MISS10
AItY.
"I'm doing missionary work a goo
deal of the time," wee the reply of on
'.f the most charming wcmen of Nut
York, t, a f •iend, who wilted how she
Lunar herself. "I see by your locks
you wonder whet I mean by that. 1'1
tell you. A few ycara ago life Was (
burden to mc. 1 had beta a victim ti
female weakness of the most aggravate(
character for a long time, and the doctor,
failed to help 1110. 1 xiatonco Waa a long
steady_, terrible tnrtori-a lingering liv
ing death. One day I s>;w Dr. Pierce'.
E.svorito Prescription advertised in the
newpaper. Something in the advertis
ment itnpreseed the favorably. I caugh
at the glimmer of hope it held cut NB til(
drowning 11180 18 said to catch at t
atraw. Stilt, I did not dare to hope
But I got the medicine, end behold th(
result ! I feel so well, so strong, and 0
BO thankful, that I go about to111nF
other women what saved me. In n
other way can 1 so welt show my grati
tude to God, and to the man who hat
proved such a benefactor of woman, an
my love for my suffering sisterhood."
-Mr. McDermott, nephew of th
late Mr. Parnell, gave Mr. Tin
Healy a horse -whipping on the
street in Dublin last week because
of Mr. Healy's references to Mrs
Parnell and Mies Parnell.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed ln lila hands by an East India mission-
ary the formula of n simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthmaand all threat and
Lung Affections, also a positive end radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful onrative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering follows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send free of ohargn, to all who desire it, this
recipe, in OOrman, French or English, with full
directions for preparing'twd using. Sent by mall
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper.
W. A. NoYES, 820 Pokers' Block, Rochester, N.Y.
059--y
A novel contest came off at Farqu•
har, Huron County, the other clay be-
tween two sides composed of young men
of the plane. It was to decide which
could collect the most English sparrows
in a week's search, and as a result 6.277
of tho little lords wore put out of the
way. The winning side had five pun•
dred birds to their credit above the
number sacnred by their opponents,
The L'dy Godiva must have had et -
optionally long hair since it completely
concealed her lovely person, Since
Ayer's Hair Vigor name into use such
examples are not ao rare as formerly.
It not only promotes the growth of the
hair, but gives it a rich, silken texture.
-Mr. S. Stanlake, who owes a farm
in the township of Ueborne, being com-
posed of lot 7 oon. 4, left a barrel of
eider etauilirg in his yard a few days
ago' while ho went to attend a funeral.
Imagine hie surprise on returning to
find that the pigs had turned over the
barrel and drank part of the contents,
and were in a bad etate of intoxication.
nearly 2•t hours."
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"lean business.
JOB PRIM .TING.
The Job Lopat'tntent of this jottr-
4 1 A nARrtATN,—Right acres of lard with a
select orchard of choice apple trees ;
a 1f ftnblo hefts° nn 1 tablce • tdl pining l7 �do-
aril iS 01)8 Of file best equipped in
western Ontario, and a superior
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