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eater finger ou lips„ as they both heard
Mr. Hartington -"announced and the next
• moment heard 1Ir. Neaves saying,• • .
"You are histin gown:let congratulate
-. me on what I consider a very fortunate -
change in thy business,- by which; thdrigh
tried old friend goeit Out of the firm, a dear
.,young friend, and one of the most capable
- and upright young men.Ileeerktiewecomes
inea - ' • : ; - • ' a-•
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He thee went to the alP9te, and returned
reading Name by the. Win& •" It will be
eat'eaves, Nanse.aeNeaveiitfroire to -morrow,
and Mr. Nanse has all. the eppeizitments.
for the counting-rottim and ,euter offices.
• - New tell me, Mr. .Iteetingtohe have I net
prepared a pleasant surprise, for you in
securing -you the :first °hoes to. -wish a
-friend jay Of well -merited proMotion.r.
The. eyes of the young men met, Nauss's.
literally derided with the '13Appy light of
love, go happyin its 'renewal that'he could
hot be to look On thesultee and pale
countenance 61 his defeated silent foe. .
" Ahe sir," he' 'exclaiined, 'if left
with me, there'ltbaleve ihartges,aaand cer-
teinly none in the-0000ting-fopro ;'' and his
*ldck ntreated- sonic) • conipaesiout ofiayae-
- Ne Isar Hartington.
sLuIie 2'1 :said Mi. Neaves,„ie,07
• poring these looltsa He: went, liehind, the
'-'-'onitains. and drew the yotme fely berth
into elei light, and laying her heads. in those
of Nanseilee titeeed again to Hartington;
"You knew they • were angeged to each
other Ionagr., and had a tattle tiff,.. as
• levees s‘act to -night they're- *taking up
.
for lost time' BY Jove, sadden
feracity--"- take a lesson'hy th's eight,eeted
• by the forlx.aratic*- thee loving hearts.
`make me show' syou!" -
who had not iipplien, turned
and went toward the: dooe. , there Mr.
•1Neeves, wha- evithheld ,Nanse • and tulle
from approeceiea- --eta putoatehie-liand..
" 'rake eLk' j ve, , ana, 'then •
back to you you„;st ler& or
here are a
gones.a
Liar&
• word. r
6'4 .t.-ta jet
117 .
eer eine or two:
ea and pity'
•happy loyee
ad. the Our-
lfigh bliss,
"feratheire
-ad
•weet _ere, at..
eete,otiaat -,conipassi
exebtrt seek& stared parto
w k to their...tryst bell
a quite fetmrgot, in their se,
ett-ii hoursflying se, swiftly
'a e longand tedious to their -in
ra,ians lett all to themeelveFs: When th
ofmidnight struck,, Lulie started With
-nth pang of remorse for taie aegIect, and,
740between'the curtain.
a• fhy, Will I" she whispered; saftly.
The! Will peeped ' forth, and `thenthey
prepaid close togethet and laeghed. - -Soft
as fas this laughter, it was overheard. Mr.
Novos and Mies Ingram came - toward
than- -
. •
" He laughs beat who lauahe lest "- saia"
• . e , •
vr. Neeves, looking eite triumph at .young
Sans& '
Miss:Ingram and Lute clasped(eachothee,
know -he was at school with` you,"
sancily whispered Luna -
• f, •
The Death - of 'the _Brave triiiiman.. Whci
Won the Victoria Cross by Savidg
. . .
..Ciacknow: • •
.4v-o1'IDE *Cruz JE)t P.Lo Fri
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One Of the bravegt. of • the !Raab men •
Whon:t his boonaWarded the precieus little.
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piece of gin -metal known as the Victoria
Croee haw just died, reepiving- sceabitly
word of notice ; from the • English press.
Thoe3as Henry 'Kevanaghat nethe IS pre-:
ceded .by the fatal asterisk. in O'Byrne's
chronicle Of the Victoria - Cross -.published
nearly the years 'ago, andra still motel
4ccomp1ished contemporary historian re-
cords that " Lucknow". Kavanagh "lost
his hte. ehortly after his heroic explOie, in
battle with the enemy,' yet. he only passed,
away a few days ago. Tee offieiel record
of his deed is brief: "M. Thomas Henry
Kavanagh, Assistant •:COmmissiazier izi
•Qudh a *eland- "on the atli of Iltavember,
1857, then serving under .the ardent of
Lieutenant.GeneralSite, James 0 utraM, in
leicknow, volunteered an the dangeroas.
duty of. proceeding through the city.to the
'camp of the Commander-iii;Chief,..for the.
purpose of guiding thtrelievina fordo: to the
beexguered garrisod in eae- Resiainey,
task which heperformed with chivalrous
devotiop." • In- 1851 Mt:
Kavanagh was a ehbOtdieate in .ovirof the
Goverennent departments at 'LackuoW
Already tivo attempts been made ta
relieve the garrasea of tae :Resitleacy an
to- raiee the siege. • 4aveleekeej1 the
devoted.lierdeullx-"Vill dere increased, hut
jr tbge.PAr• diniinishing Stipple (:If food
A one side," we read, ere °illy: a
small prickly bear hedge and a narrow
ditch, on aneeher alow • fence hae. that
whch ordinarily euvirens, the eopaineit
Iudiaa compoued; but the -.men who were
behindthese trifling obstacles iever thought
for a .moment of flinching." They Were
half-starved,. many Were sufferingfeom
dysentery, more were wounded, the hail of
bullets under - which they • sttood, , was
unceasing; they had nothing to pheer them
except their own grand ppirits,, relief could
j. -.not_ possibly come e and
011;:b
The Dangers er 'wage -tartan unfit.. • ,
-
...
The wifeof tae celettrated- Dr. Tanner
. has lately taken up hereebede in rranoe,
having obtained a divorce from her: eccen-
trio hueband under- the followirig circum-
itancea eDr. Tanner, it appears, is-„pecu-
* Hartyaddicted. to. extraortlinary fancies ;
and, some time:since, 'Iiii: thought -that-
... '
he had ioand oue that t e human charac-
k
ter becomes modifie . according ; to
the food- ataken. by, • 'e individual;
" and especially in relation' to the;vegetabIes
' consumed. Cerro* he avers, make people
fidgety and.sly -turnips produce extreme
•• amiability"; whilst a. °prolonged, diet . of
- French beans induces gteat. irritebiIity of
-- temper.. -The marrying out: of this theory
• has brought great Womble into V4. Tanner's
-7lionne.- He Xrttlidtk a 'heaey wager „ten the
' cluestionc with - some - friends, - and
experimented on, a Mr. Tanner with
French: beans, giving her, to eat about
: three potinds of this vegetable daily.-- It is
no altogether to be Wondered at if, after
such a reginien,,Mrs. Tanner beeeene rattier
, more irritable than was perhaps oontem-
Plated,Ond threw a jug at Dr. Tanner's
head, • The doctor4 however, geined his
4t, and, more thoeoughly.c.onvinoed than
aver of -the truth of his theory, pubis wife
•, . on the" turnip diet, soas to make her
. .
as _ainiabIe as - she .was : before the
• .T...'rench bean regiment. .This -time, how.
'ever, the result' was not se steictly in
accordance with the theory. Mtg.toner
' b' i • at
objeetea to be any longer a su Jae o ese
-vegetarian experiments.; sued for a divorce,'
and, What i.s more singUltir, obtained- it-.--,
Britigh Alecriocki Journal. .,,, - ' . .
-
fireinee eatemaich a martereto Neur011Atoi
rorn‘ the LOidon Stsaidard.j.
./eJleuralgia from 'which 'Prince. Big
• ..
aaabeen suffering in the head and.
'fa.4e lately has now 'keen* so setelfre that
he is scarcely , able to articulate. , Privy
Councillor Fredetichs, a physieiert fee-
- • quetntly consulted by the Chancellor hereto-
foreeteliverecl his opinio4 that the pain
• arose not ,improbably from tie teeth,
Prince Bmarck, though helas never yet -Whereaboata:of 'Sir Celin Caerip"
urtdergon4a- dente' opeeetien was quite -Sir Colin Campbell,"- said thd
Vining to Subniit• to '0110 IIGVit if, it were officer, eyeing the Sepoy unifOr
necessary. On lexamination, however, by to 40; whoare you, sir
en exgerieacea-deraist, no trace of any handed to hail Sir 'James
teak could be discovere4.among-the _teeth,- "Is this- truer asked Sir
'end accordingly Prince Bismarck; .who distrust kindling in '
hirdsoll Balls his Malady- ti o donleureili," youdoubt me, • sir
has esotoped being experimented, upon for - "NO,' no," replied Sir!:
, . very strange." thapreraant.
' • out with Ninth ant -1074'a) el
might be ellerta"
• A inventor has .brought forWard. k; ,..ventur
an iinprovement in 'the constractio'n • of °milting wsh T.
pianofortes which claimed meets the
,
,prohIern of equalizing the gtrengthe and
"• fiances otthe differeita °dame& A.: seri4s
tuning forks are freely suSpenCted over
the three highed. octaves of e piano, bac* .4:en wee his wit, who
fork havingltheeicact bitch of the string ide m treabee. and'
over.Whigh is suspended The vibration ieteeeenaeet hi deed arta itk
or the stringarecommiiiiicated to .the ing the adveece ndthe
,which in turn reacts: bn String, aaa which, tAtetteeed; uatil.
strong- obiatrast teethe shoet and dry Bwitssi".1;441 brtre
thus"a fall and susteined tone ilifieepred in
•
e- a/1LE Vail. 8°1:6e*"Lut -
toe more numeroi. •; • . •.
tram Of Lucknow, anctlieid the office at the
e
time of death. .1trvent home on letiVe
last spring, but in anti' ill -health that he
-spent nearly the whiole- of his visit in hos-
pital.
•He was On 149'Way to India when he
died at Gibraltar, eitiO was buried with
military hewn. Of an • old Irish- family,
eeLucknow " Katie/is
county of Cork. • 1E4,1,
•tivesiein this count 'y
was compelled to
Emmet's rebellion,*
atitive -pert... • r
A married Merit:
think i it strange that*
vented sleepllid.not
to babies. -
-
-
was born in .the_
doubtless has relit._
as his. grandfather
to America after
hich- he had taken
our aequaintanee
e man who first in.
end tthe invitation
• -
• .lonie ttueeet ieteet. . .
itilegause his erOpe, W re smalleAdelbert
Lobdell banged hiMseli in his . barn :near
Port. Depoeit.
At Grand -Fotks,
heilhg lost all hi
swallowea n3orphin ire
,wife. t • 1.1
•
4 •
His frind
litiziored, ...Curtis: 0. W.
wept tie his- room and
ear to ear. ..
.
• • Geo. 13arnell, of
a well-to:do farmer
he began to speculate
cuthis throat. ,
., Williatn Ford,-
oney at gaibling,
he presence of his
for $50 being dig-
Ilace, Of St. Louis,.
t his throat from
accidental breelataatmeg saloon -k
;eeeper
on township, Ind.,
s not Satisfied; so
became insane and
-
ere child, a 'taw:- -
herself in a mill=
- it longer,"
• _Bridget Scanlon, a
rencea Massa •drownec
pend becauie she fears atEitt
el'eveland. Then he lilled- himself:
•
Frank McOarg, cian; of' Corning,
committed -suicide- 'by ;jiwping fromi the
Kuoxville Bridge •becauS he had been far --
bid -dee VO play inetae a hestra, owing to
his dreneeimesea -•• . •
. _Caleb Hobbs, of Line iitontN,C found
his favorite nitita. dead ih afield. After a*
good crying spell haWot a note saying, he
cetild net live without tii melees/id-then
.committed suicide.
• _ <
-Hiram Tucke a disk) ointed inventor
of Boston; 60 ye4brsofageatta�ed a ruh-
ber hese to a ge aet,itife. ed on the: gas,.
- and, .puttieg th mak. end, of the hose
his mouth, suffocated Ili self. , •-•
Claud Lester,,ran Binh ziasii,,,W.64
ficur.1-, -lrir fie
•iirair courage never
mica gave 0110." Sir Colin Campbelteaaii. society of the youpe- feta
ad.vaneieg; .and it was ' the ,greatest player, and, going to the et
importance that . ;the exact position of
the rebels and the bestline, of approach to
their works' should .be cominuoicated to
him. But wivb. the mueineets:swarreing,
around thaResidency there were a lie adeete.
chances to, mitt teat any 'ineseengg' under-
taking the desperate Journey:Aemild be
discovered, ' and, discovery .meant a brutal
-probably a lingering <death. Kavattagh,
who had been fighting the:tienclies.
among the civilians and had been wounded.
• several times • volunteered . to- carry' de-
Spatches to Sir Colin's carat), ..trusting to
his knowledge . of the native language and
customs and to hiadisguise a:Badinash,
or7_piiiashbockler, -,WhO had came' from
Oddh or Delhi to join: the champions of
the goocceausee Outram endeavored, to
dissuade him from his mission by frankly
poiuting put its. dangers,' but` Keyed:8ga
persisted , - tendering. his services, .and
theywere finally Accepted.- His features
did- not lend..themselves readily t�: his
disguise; but he succeeded RP Well With the.
burnt cork and other' limited. inaterialsi at
hisoommand-that when -towards eunset he
*presented himself at the General's quarters
no ofie.recognized him - till the levelled -fiini-
sell,.-giving his costume aed complexion
a final touch, hiding a note of.
ietrodection .to Sir Colin Campbell
in • his - turban, ' iievenagh: . -.off • at
nightfell, aceotapanied by :a native ;spy,
'11anaoji Lai, bidding -good-bye to Citatain-
Haxdinge at the river's edge. The rnesseia
gers-fortled the stream' and passed the., in-
surgent sentrieson the opposite bank. "It
is a bald, night," lead- the sentinel as at
last, satisfied. that they were friends, he
allowed them to march on. "les; but it
will be colder by and: by," was Kevanigh's
smiler.; They passed the ordeal of the
picket further on. as :successfully,' after a
"rigid questioning, and presseclam, at times
Teaching shoulder to shoulder in the eatiks
with theer enemies. ...Once again a guard
was turned • out and- they were questioned
narrowly; then they blundered into the
enemy's lines at DilkooshateTark, and im-
proved' the oppoetanity to the. guns
and estimate the force; then.. they waded
through a swamp foetWahaure-andzioseed
the canal; the Irishinaaas 'pet -being :badly
cut 'during the passage, 'and, 'after other
mishaps and labors, at :a. na.theYbeesed.
through theaest tworebelpickets.and scion
were overjoyed .by being cheatehged by an
English 'sentry, After receiving a glass'o
brandy fraM -the officer of the pick
Kavanagh Was directed to the CO/ialliattla
4i-Chief'd tent, wbereleniet eldAP
dem au 511fift hawing it, of whom ‘,
ve without the
a former em.
home_ nea
Niagara Falls,, shot him and.:then sh
himself. . . - • .• 4 :
ary Romey, sedonieetio In the. em
o cv, Me,. Dodson, of-Oitei
1 st took laiidenune; then- Area- :
into a. deep ditcle, Ana: fnally
'throat, but is yet $49 says
trouble iw She is tired-ail:Ire.
William Ransom ir
aent at Barnet's .
it Moe after ,being asest
71ti
ned
- head
art'anaah
ei'it pate.,
ent,SteopEt from tear t
rain began, tca-enevee
cross a rail and vest! 1?ehe
ain. • . • •
Cr%
nly`
tation;
fferson-
embe-
*Lion itit.
•
his neck
ed bythe ,three hundr
health, Mra: ifps°aratttl: :hr. last re e°e9 rh
eth,rea:iwna 13, tehtet4; baengite.Rallefluolua
itted suioide
eck, one end'
is Treflpeorlagleig
'priligs, of the
_o4f174e. recent
whicll
John 'beennhoatfoblr:
neat- was a -exe-incle• p.
ay arranged between ea
oh
cer_tiftoato, bottom -Of-
, -and a piece inches bane
escl• ete!ywkitli,
had imaged
'wife, through
Weide Milt,T. a•
WORIeDee laDetitta
New Invention§ - Popidetr Science in
- -vakenti.' &spiels, late.
. Statioes on some fi the ,Irarquesan
!elands will be the only Practicable ones for
observing the eclipse of the sun on May 6th,
'' A - feoeen plant maybe. sometimes re-
vived if thoroughly.- .drenched with cold
Water bepanse the application of the liqaid,
produces a neutral thaw:
1
Inftie solar researolies Professer Lang-
ley -finds. that the 'absolute color .of the
photosphere is blue and -.that the inaitiMum
energy in. the ' visible :spectrum is in the
region of the orange. - . . . - . . '
: In the new er armee e earl°lamp
. **1 a - '' i -
• , _ „ ..
there is no.glabe 1 from which the air has
been
exhausted, as in all the other incan-
desce' t .systems.- Inetead. of a filament of
carte) -Mr. Weedermen uteri; silicium;Withi
.it is timed, better results. --
Ale nhing powder can be obtained'by the
cenThination-of chloride with ,- dryslacked
lime, Out is: eomtnereially ..obtained as a
•
bepro
The fi
for ble
the en
Itse
will b
where
other
t
uct in themanufacture of soda.,
et application of bleaching powder
aching purposes was made towards
-of the last century,. •
„
emsprobablethat the electric' light
largely `eriiployed le= dyeibg works;
also elecericity may be employed for
urposes. At night the tigletavereree
he in
, _-_rafil? and Wage flower menu:
etTeture.• le 'a very _extensive; a branch Of
Aastrier glass industry. it now so de7
velOped that a petroleum fleme gives some
1550. yards of glass - thread "every el:abate,-
.that is --oven notonly, for glass cloth, etc.,
but also for Watch chains, brushes, etc. -
mathe
service
city of
tei
double
S.ay
the tive
horee-p
do net
1)906,4.
t
'carefu
man mailuf at raps .deterin'ned •
atically that in itrdmiI1s .the 'most
Ne wind is „that lowing at a Vella-.
3 feet per secoh . • .The Mae of the
b such a force, revolve with .neate!
e Velocity ':41f etahre:tWndindh.::::::
.. .
he Atneeictaht:yOce:mtwintewnitsootde.'ii6Ww..e
aa
a rolling iceuitldaehea,86,veokh hastened
la erdi vseor.
- . _ .
wer, dee
abetela
day •WG
em.
coking
yie longest used
,
-begt. ano
al or veg
insure...ke
‘-.1‘TO,m
ood to begin
invariably in
u-
the itiportant rule
lth and, strength .from, the
tter whit the -quality' Of the-
ith May be, atebad cook will
ur heavy. doctors' bills and- e.
- •
not lees leconidereble a little account et
the diuggist's -,* •
• . •
In la50. the Hoang -Ho 'River, of China,
emptied in the Tellow Sea -,.-notv. • this
mouth.- y and the river has a new
channel ope ng to. the Gulf- of. -.Pechelei
nearly three hundred k• miles north of its
former outle strewn timed aside
froin-its. old- ea at a distance:of mere than
d milearoin the coaet., This
f meaty changes, .'back. Ana
d•-, by tate.' gliinese during the
tared years:- a The chimps
s caused by eainte In the die-
inMg°pubilinta'inft%; deade-ni-ngfleo.-
o have been Made ' the subject
stout. It is exiseedingly simple,
erialleannlikei plans that heave..
proposed in this jOarnal, . A -
auk ii;directed. to be inserted'
h joist, two inches Iron), the
e joists, .tand -projecting tour
th them. -The belling hoards
are nailed to Oak intermediate planks, and
tile epatabetweenas tilled,With sawdust to
Within -one linch 61 the joists.- By this
mode ofconstruction-. the sound:is said to.
be eo ?flee Willa deadened . that the,enost
. .
vigorouah mmering ebove•eannot be hear
iair_yi:ef4.1r beneath. '
Aire irbn
itis new.
unstable
. Each bottle of Briggs' lectrio Oil will
hereafter be'accompanied.hy a corkscretre
as itis important that t,he cork should be.
preserved and the bottle well corked when
not in use to retain the strength of the .
medicine. - It cures Rheumatism, Neural- ;.
gia, Liver and Kidney Complaints'of the.:
Urinary -Organs '• oures.epmplaints arising
from Colds, Sucheuelileir.e Throat, Bronehi-: '
tis, DiphtherileCougly Astheia and Difficult •
Breathing. - • "
. •
The love that lasts -The love of money;
There are said to be sixty-grayeyards in
Philadelphia-. • .
Deeerves well.
Nothing ever, introduced for the cure'of
any ailment -deserves the aigh reputation.
it has so rapidly gained as Putnam's Pain -
lege Corn.Extractor, the grep and only sure
cure' 'for. Corns, Bunions'. etc. it acts •
promptly, it acts -painlessly, it acts'
efficiently, it actsain the . most radical
manner. No. pain, .no disoon2fort. Put,-
nanks Coen Extractor is the •aome of per-
fection ilea safe cure and painless remedy,
-
for Corns.- Beware of 'imittions and sub-
stitutes. ‘.4.- C. .Polson Co., props.,
:Kingston, Ont.
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TCU
And coMplaints Of a Rheuinatip nature
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- RHEUMATIOkignotia.sovereign Terneciy for "all
-the ills that ,fles fo," but for NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA; RH IMATISIki, and .,pomplaints
Rheumatic
nature
•
zr is SURE CURE.
L• etter freiti,..1.11.ret IBL. Webster, of GnesIploi-.,
- • • •E r -
Mother -Of the t iateetteeillerer et the
• •11.41-kaw.r., U.,„ • 1 .4...e. ,
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0 ' 350.WOOLNVIC ET, GITEPPrf, t.
. . February 28th, 18182. ) . • MY DEAR DEAR MR; SCITHERLAND,---4:110.5 lila so -
many people applying,to me for parti Mars of
your famous medicines " Rheumatine, '. that I
thought' I would write and ask you particu-
lars about it. My son Robert, in Ceylon hearing !
of the wonderful relief it hit given my daughter.
'Ada, Wrote asking you: At yell 1104 afi agency in'. -
In cousequence
harles Seeley, Of Raheste
enths-old. phild,. on the
awling -andel the ha GP
rputting a rope abet h
of which sae had.. tiead.
In Centre Of U.2666171111 i
• t hle on which he h ',carrel
Stang . shot himself #- , Gine
his Wife's picture, theamarel
severalletters Writt 'i 5-371„ be
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of the- rope with- a Wit . le
t'.erseif.. Each arti 0 .wa
Crape: Stang had beedin an
but was released, and his.
fear of him, lis.d eomutitted
rw. days -before.
v.
, _ 4 llow to 'Oki
'Take life like' a Mane .
houga it taate4a it te-ira
eisehtiel affair:: Take it
you peaionally -weate bop]
erfor. ling a intary peat i
/4/
.the • -eldi had welted 'le
ake ate; though it iv e •
.tunitY to do, and t
• fOeveard ad .ge
and Cheer a suffer
heart -broken,-
undervalued 131...
kind. It is Et(
should be tate
women tea
might be
upon or
the-
. with some
. .
eyes. " Do-
.Xavanigh.,
"-bit it 'seerias
- who Was worn-,
_
, asked that be
ep before re,
pest -willinglY
d • d -
De°nauP 1:0,vfirst thwe e°_, hi sake ne d for the.
•
i'.4inar-t1,8,1, .8100, w44 -uult d lot his fafety,
to the Big). frc'Ea tb es sent Ifiadlt
jaaaeaall' ea&-_te leanxious. gar-
1.jLl "Is until
Stood •by bus
;been evetnided,1
I Dur -
severe .fighting
the laih the.
4-4
ifc!
ak
it just se
:earnest..
eat -as, attiugh
,t)-Jiask 'of
'0•4'ae titenigh.
our- coneieg..
graniroppor-
ete ;-,- to carry.
' mes ;-•to help
lit;
.Wea. te.- ie. may • be
Th feet.. is, life 18
t . .
,f.ee, t aeority of. man -
4e -half iire much of! as
i. Wbere 15: the man or
' e tithe -Of What.
not look back
ne unachieved,
ons -unfulfilled,
of : thee !tepee-
-If - we .: kbese:
e • the Meat cf-
'hen it' iie IsloW
side. leone the
adfastlk, oonfi.
• ecOrrieti • :famous.
Eilt'll • :gree:tnetoi -;cif
nders,',adinires;
illustrates' what
1d of life:with:a
•ahe -.Will, and
ftellOws it -up, taere is. hot ingin: reeeoe he
, , . . a.,
.mernoteexpect to eceantlisle., • There .11
eo, magic, to:miracle,. no s +net to biniMhcr
'15'brive in: heart and. determined in -spirit,
4mplisfies o
Ar? Whp-: ca
pities- lost, -pi
aspieat
• ,ased,froni the lee
d poesible •effort
baeto•take and Ma
1.1 Weald be fargreatet
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"),.. then ;a Man' •ptanfli8
0V7(1,.. labors earnestlye st
ently, and. straightwe
for ..wiedem, intellect,
eonie sort. The world -eV
idolises.; and :yet it onla
each play do if he takes
urposee -a man -but
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the East, or in Magian .• .
Would you kindly write to me at ,your .leisdre
'
ani tell me all about it, so that I may ceramuni- '
cate with,:nay son, and give information opeople
eit
inquiring, ;for the fact of my claught 's• severe
Ulnas and. OMR-LETA CURB. has - gone' far and
wide? We followed:the-aft:edict's on tee bottles .
to the letter. , 135, the time she .had.. finiphed the
Fiecond.bottle.all pains had left- her, he slept
well and had. a good.' appetite, T and f9und her :
strength coming beckebut she took thethirdSo
as to complete the cure. •She has not "a ffered at I -
all. aline from rbetiretat gm, although. we have i
had: a changeable, trying winter. 'I jam. -glad we -
will now be able to get it in our own city, as • Mr. •
Petrie told nie he hid sent for some.
ieneain yours, veal er
- - M. "W131l3STEP;.'
SOL? BY, A.TeL DRUGGIOS.
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Ike Rhetunatine Itianuracturing. C
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ST. oArraArtmEs, on.
j. Winer & Co., Waotesal tuts,
:
a few years..ago. that absolutely.
eoame known to keientists, and.
howe .toybe Metal - Alligtost. as •
s **Eder,' teed still kneed in .the
'laboratory as'a greit Curiosity, - .a
previously been Ittioent pare 'iron was
shown acobi to.baa compound -of iron
:aild-liYdre eh. He first separated the two
go -called e enients. During the process the
iron incite Red in volume .-chteiged from a
dark to e ilvet-whito eAttencee very.duc-
tile: and soft ' as to be nearly. as regally ,
• cut as lea . experiment pteived, the,
hydrogen • ayed an important 'part irthaf-
'dealing an terapeehig•steelaeits.m.ech eo as'
carbon- t.hoW-or.wh.y none linow_tb this -
day. • : • .:•.
•:-
- The fOl awing, says the*Bestoicgdwina/C
are safe lotions fer ireclsles : 1.
Moisten he . finger witlewitexadip
jtjntO
fipely-pe dared- nitre, ..atet.applyit to the
freckles. PatientlY, continued, remedy
is said. to he 'a sire. one. 2:- A solution of
borax in water÷a.drachin to the
pint -
applied night and naireitig. Sekaminee
one &Ohm 'giro water, bile pint;
lavender cologne. *slot, .quarter.
ounce, xect'abd skated. With the finger
night an -morning. • . :these there
are van US_ mercurig voiShell.• .
oint-
ments, such aefilie citrine; sib. dada
-
0i0118. skin troubles,, .but are
etteride withsuch danger that some skilled
payeicia .1cr' some ediicated dinggietehould
direct t use in every
1-
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(1k,
, (BRAIN-8cNERVE FOor.).‘ I.
A FTV•ft"•
For Old -god roving; Male on teased
Positively cures' Nervousness in A its,
Weak Memory „Lossiof Brain -
tration Nigbt Sweats, Srimatorrucea, Leukt., ''
_ ...•
rrhcei, *: Barrenness, Seminal Weakness allid----- -.7--=.----
General!. Lost • of Power. It _restores -Surnri.sing • •
Tone: and---aegor to the Exhausted Generative
organs. ii -with each order for ..rwAr•VE VELOUR& ,
accompanied.with five dollars, we will send our
•
Writtbn'Guarantee to refund -the tnoney .if the
eatirient :does not effect a .cute. . It as the--
-henpeat and Bet Medicine- in the market.
Pamphlet sent eve by mail to alit address. Bold- ,,,,. .
tea druggists at e0e. per box., og, 6 - boxes for
• $O MP, _mailed free. of postage ; ezi reCeipt et;
buil:0y • • , • ,•• - e
1 Blades. eitaweetic Metrateine ce. . •
. , Windsor, )nt.,10aneas, .
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hold by all drUggists everywhere: •
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usuai I'd •- Kavanagh
tones of -thisz, instrument. The changed fighting, end was the. advising . an .
quality of tae higher notes which is thus aorce to reach his former .st of. there/mina• ,
pioducedaldo iraproves theoharaciar of the
rewards °We berm ' .- .:: Cornrades. The
Nobody
WS mere -bitterly- witty than military rink:- an .s _person_..p. ot.hola;--ors_
- ,
Lord 'Ellenborough. A . un
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.The Agin -deli Of Twilit'',
the ea& position
ew, stOteiIkist
ore than ii.tem-
eoatie;:after he
appokt, ::he only:
ens by eccumu:;
Mr. -Connor, iliustratin
of Jay. in.te0.
'man is a foal for getting.
petence . in this world, t
has' Made enough for his
adds to his cares and ikt
!sting riches."' This is osophy no doubt,
But then hew &any nilalosciPhie petering
there are in the world. etho would gladly..
relieve Mr...Jay Gouldof all the cartgB and
burdens, in excess of a 3orapeteneyi• -that
_weigh so heavily Upon Weal ' - -
lloWer ones. . toria Cross givento were the •
first Vic.'
. 79 g awyer the apepao-I-6XIA. *0
T RADE'
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tir embhng with fear, rosa to make Ins .first few "eekS later in -macoxi.
tat Bri2
e„; YkOssrei
timidon dentist elates, _ -aite eeteeliiee
scent carbon lamp t-ii,11%90_,_-4, oleo.
cf•the mouth a 14 aa ease *
"te. fitteao....-ajaer‘ ..sostvtt-1.11atete0/'
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• b d began: • -ray. Lot.ci, my unfor-- 43awson itorni • isl‘ 0355' 0t '«- - - o
1. • ..
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ttmate cilent-my `Lord, my unfortunate. native police and '1 ,•4110'
Pee t
client -my Lord--" " "A° on, Sir, go on," ' Sandels„ :in which c'aetatae taa-
eala. Lord Ellenborough "so far as you defeated at Luc 10•5*"
have proceedel hitherto, the court: is en-- position. • = a 041- "-ea
,ireat with you." = Mr. Kevausgh * eeae -
Pones
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otAe'' ate
t;„70,3•\Ite�r
xe.l'i, 06%
'Os
ttk _te
11. tusg'
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- There 4s a Comnionbelief that if you
ones be .12 the use of a certain -clads cf
medicin s you must keep it ale or reaction
will foll vetnevitably. This is 'true of all
:stimuIaitSand -koitantaleke•
strychnine, vegetable bitters; which joie&
.bhemic Ilk,' and mechanically to goad the
organic functiofls to greater activity with-
out 0outributiflg anything to- thew0Th'
repair. - - The iramediat_e_effectif- •. -
the. ultmeete res -A-ate:al-00e
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6.‘91.Ve-cs al. _Auer - •
AI co -
ii2f11,,de
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VitOn Isay' cure I do not Wean merely to stoirt em or. :
time endthenhave them return again, I mkati aradical cure;
I have made the disease of FIT'S,. EPILEPSY4)r FALLING • -
:SICKNESS a life-long study. Iwarrant my remedy to cure
the worst cases. Because others have faCedis reason for
not now itaiving a cure. Send at once for. a treatise and a
Free Bottle °tiny infallit:3 remedy., Give Express and Post
9ffice. costs you nothing for a trial, and cure yo.
. Address Dr. EL G. BOOT, 183 pearl St, New Tett* -
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eaft Iweek in, your own 4oWn., Term s and, $5
.."evu outfit free; Adarees R. -RA.T01...usi1':!*•cro.
Portland, aine•
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"it •,,,v
FJ) A. WEEK. $12 a day at home- easily made.
I 1.1 Costly .(kutit , free. Addreae Tniin &
Augusta; N.atue_-
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4Thive a positive remedy for' the abv
use thousands of cases of thestanding have beenicxed-f:
in its efticacy,IDat,
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