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eat* Mesa a Time.
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little OM coulees to ray knee
Da togging pleads that lie may °Utah
. Iota my lap tehear me telt • -
-be Obvisttnea tale -he lover go mak,-
* MJrny =per told te mei
1Iva:en1ng '_Ouce upou a, time." -
itt title Of the skies Alit raug
' _ WItiteenger rhapsodise sublime;
(if that great -host, serene and white,
•The shepherds saw one -winter night
Awlf tlie glorious stare that sang
Au authour01100 upoua tirae.--
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'utory of tbe hallowed real.' a
•rpeija of the sacrifiee. glIbl
•Of Onia whO prayed alone and !Wept
While ilia awearied folloWers-
v, A e4i how HtS. blood, and Mary'a tears •
leramingled, ones upon a time,
•tid noii my darling at ray side •
•And *oboes of the distant chime
• iiring that sweet story back to tee-
•• vithebernmid• Calvary,
a -la of the gentle Christ that died -
•Fe,- sinners, once upon 1 time. • .
If? mighty (Ueda that Men have tohl
•- pooderous tomes or fluent rhyme,
shadows lade awayi.-;
aweet story 'bides for aYe,
•ad, Ince the stare that sang of old
•siVc slog of "Once upon time,"•
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- ' —ClIticate Wow;
-PIath Ilerber.
watt allttle flab.
Or else- a little kityr- -
almethiug that don't have the. curia
-- Which grout:4 folks think so pretty. -
:obits so whon..1 liege the brualied,
Aold Mary; ev'ry moraine, , •
itaya 1 aro *stiehii,usughty •
. Sho 'give warning.'
Sae ierka, and don' are bat sew pliuk
• - she- soya Per.' ye trying," • -
Itut when they'r angled full of seam,
liow. eau' keep from erylog ? .
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vilviay Taro the .barber-nitte,„ •
Aod out them ali piano*.
Z don't care if my papa does _
oat them hia*.golawa fleeo.es.'"
Sae took the shears sea out them off,
. • )1Y3th grave, absorbed demeanor.
And *lien the lamb was '
Wish, you could have seen her.-
_ golds* ,Dava,
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. Wisal Ethel nalit.
psoim,
tobanta Cisme, poor Mau, ---
• you kuow, papkit le lack se; _ .
it la tale of Mug ago., •
Andclo you think 1 do not know,
- : really den't gee how, yen can.
lladeedt• ps,p 4,.• lillemi ohis • •
And our eft-ye-pipe:is very email .
• --To hold St. Niue,' his pipeand . •
liIthougli is not very tall',
• 3 -don't believe -lilt rai- told, .
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•,04, dear paps; what -lithe usi?
Re could not 4414 that la fiat. .
_f know you could not get ahat
TbroUgh such as rriall.i!tovelloor aa thaU
. lpdeedi- vau_not etich a goott. - -
:Where 4 they-COMO-60ra - Can't' yeti tell?
Who came. 80, lightly through the snow,
fitcPPingitst ilia way, soft and glow,. _ -
For reethialittle girls shoultitnow„ . •
And at the doorstep tripped aiiti fell.
; no, nor peel);
•Biltwlian 3101k made that:dreadtill noise,
I thought most likely it-Vaa the: boys
• Of Santa. Claws,: whin- all hie toys, -
• winked so.hard I could net sleep', •
thenryou laughed,: and-mamina. too .•
In just one lit. le minute more - -
i heard you. both come intlie'door, -
• And pito the-thibas up- on the hoot.
Ilutqw I know it Was
. Oh. lest. papa, now that is true. -
TheChrist-ohiki °exact to us that night-, •
To: ten of kis turoana Wight - —
Ana MI the world with Rea,veray -
itut Sante Claus,. you. kuow; is you,- . .
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Osiris:0E zN,ysti*eittol;
OMNI!
beside eaoh shaft : it a . - Magnifitent
porcelain: valie-•,preciisely : rite „awe:
aS those - Chinese_ - Valet we -,Th- use.'
formantelpiece . Onilinionts.: Mien
vseii are ueedeliztplyat spittooas. Lanterns-
tymmetrithilly diepoied. fill the. Parlor,With
a pale lights.: _Nothing': even' appears. -dial-
distUrbed or even animaledIn 'thole:v*0
and gaoleil room during Winters - Painfully
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the- Chinese; ladies- 1:holed:their-little feet
°fir the 'Uppity -floors or other etrips of
Rakia caePet. Object' -.Of it, valuables,-
atm, are 'kept it!. botai .,padded,•and lined
with- silk, They ere taken out occasionally.
elitiwn to Vivito* admired,. and . put. beck
into the...boxes:4pin. -- Embroideries and:
fine silks are in large cheats. Theritre onl-Y-
taken-mit on the occialOn of .6 -,weddiug Or -
„acute great holiday. ' Then: they. are. }Mug
• at the--- doom, or - draped. all armind: the.
• walls., This custom, preValle: alge On the
other tide = of :Alia, among.theIRkirghit.
-They alto, -upen great decasions, hang iip
broidered stuffe and -.Coloted.teltneet in
7.their youries.- • - - . .- '•' -
Ohinete ladies 7 wear rebels- of silk' of :any
•3Or -every oolOr.f Their. frightful' little feet.
protrude:fiam the lege of a.s.traight-pair of
:satin- path/Aeons Much._ like- the European.
gernient -in total.: The custom of raertyria-
ingtheleet always affoots:_ the lege,- which.
• invariably - become. thin, i atrophied :Or
-defOrmed. • Little feet -.are not admitted to
the trapezia' eourt. Unly _the 'daughters of
the Tartar- generale- -are -. admitted 0 -the.
•Vanperoris . p *lac it -;:: and that Tartar girls
:aretrieVer subjected. to the torthreof having
their. feet - deforrtied." Stiliv-I am told that
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the Tartar gide , re not at all' anxious_ : t�
go to Pekin,, where some dozen of the -Or
Creatures are- Csondemaed - . to the life .of a•
-.recluse inthoge 'huge palace tuildinge enc.-
:rounded': by lofty Walls.' 11 -• one of -them
-find beeself , lemma by: a --zaionientary
: (*pries Of 'the Emperor, the only(Prerogis-
•tit,* she obtains thereby,- is the: lAuging
before htitdoor as loag as elle: lives a. °up'
tain of yellow leilk '• The curtain- does not-
. suffice; to seance- the happiness Of -these
idil—they clonsequently- lige ea kinds *of
• stratagems andrusesto, avoid the:honer ot:
attracting -imperial Mors The high °OM-
missioner sent to,the various oitiee of :the
-mnpire bonhomie these :young girls it often
astonished at the multitude Of infirinitiet
ftoni. Which :they:pretend:to tuffer.- -: One
says:the:hes a -wen, • anothertonsuin-ption,
another deolares ehelliblindot. one eye, etc.
Nevertheleei, the- Chinese Government it
-administered .by a -woritiman eMprest-
Alit thia. tovereign doeit noe seem itiOlined to
-do -anythiagloWerd, elevating - her se/.
- above its present oondit1on:-•4oweird giviag.
womazi a larger place and Dior° authority
-in the', faintly and --in:moiety.: - Very .,o1c1-.
' ituedan ladiek whe :remembered the-. time
iof . OatherinelI. have told Ma that under
there -iota ;that trialYgmaltempreas *when
'held a preponderant power in the-Stide.. It
iii. otherwise -in China, where the -wornen
retain .oloietered in the gymntsoeum. i' The .
Chinese women 10.vt their Ohildren,..and ere
muoli Wed 'andrespected by .them : The
:story aboutOhinese infants. being-thtown
into the dyer le.pure . humbug._ The- affe0--,
tion libOrn to their children by the women
of . the lower' Olsten -it often *00 tOuChing.
ITpey-carry 110tu-' wrapped:to- -their should
-den even whild, at work. Chinese busbandir
are -like husban4e-the, World over-iteither
;better nOr worse.- It &just a question of.
temperamentand cheraotee. aci it is every-
-where -else, . Those : whose: --professions
oblige them -to *oval rench - as,governors-
, appointed to ,thstaut Provinceeor diplomaits
--,take. their wives -along With thenkif they
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are. ,fpna Of -them, or confide themto the
oareI of -.their, own : fatuities it unable to
. do otherwise.. _In China the infidelity. of,
the husband -it wet considered a crime, -It
it --very diffterent in -the .0ase of ' Women;
but the ,:Claintot are lir .-froth,-,Jbeing- to'
severe In this, respeot as7,certilin ' During r
• informed vititersltave deolaged.'--- Dining
my stay , in. Chine .a • wornan.- Was Put IQ
death for having-iiilled,her husbeitd..-fl-4 She
was• out into: fair &toss.- - 'I'lie Bunten
ednsul- went • to geethe tatoUtiOn. , :: He
stood varrclose -to thei,-Yietirni and Came
itimiediaiteiy to -tell -Me- bis. imprecision*:
while they were still fresh. • Even. now . 1'
• shudder with honer- at :the Memory- - ot
that_ recital.. But let mt.. :return to the
:ciliate -evade Ohioeset ; Iselin.: -. I.- iebiarked
that they are very fond of- pearls 4-,. their
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head!" are Shyers -adoenet- -with:. them
litringe otpearla are odiledinto oiroleelike'
-little shielde, which. -itre fastened. neer the
*MOO.- Eineralds, sapphires and. rubies'
'Ire found in the Chineseminee,aild are well.
tippreelated ; but the jadeltone IS prized
above -all :other- stones And: meat -sought
after. . The • greatest- ladies' ., wear jade
.bratielets. on .bOth arms; some 'feu; rM. g• •
made• of it.. ,The color of_ 7this _ jade
approaches-, either a torquoiso blue.. -ora.
pale green. .The women fthe people also
Wear braoelote of -gray or White *jade,: lees
Fractions than the- other varied* •1-- .. -.- _-
.-i The hair. of the Chinese - women . it thiOlt,
biaok„ taboo* without ever a gleam in it.,
a.* dead, hie*. -This one`otthe things *blob
tdo not adniira in them; bub. it is_a die.
tied cheracteristio of the racie.,, When the
great ladiee receive company- they: • always
eat alone. The Men remain in other parlors
and there ;twelve !- thigit . male - friends.
'Every v.realthy fanift his . sevetalcountty
;kiosks,. . They are Wilt ,.Upon little hill*,
i The gardens ore:united together by bridges,
and gtairways . lead • from one to the other
' - ' . tad 4 -
--riot _precisely-. as is represented - in the
: designs upon Chinese lans.,-, Some -mate:
• rioua littfe kiosks contain Tenly two or three
'Moms; whioh were sheign'tne.-Witka peen.:
liar smile. What mysteries must go on in
. . • - . - - -
these, immense_familleal .1- have - known
• Chinamen who had. more. than 150 mouths,
to teed. : Hereand. there among theitioski
Little: -templet of honor ot Btiddha, and. of
other •Uhinese diVinities, are eroded. -Here
• the faiiily worship -is celebrated, and :I. Was -
present atone ciereniony.;;.Sontelmandarins.
attired themselvet at-.prieete, -othera.. sang
to* slow and melancholy air,- certain .- reli- -
gione. chants, acoeMpanied by. the -Sound.
• Of .goags and , oymbetle.:. - Uancllet :Wert
-lighted.' - ln-oense, Was . •- burnek. and
*hes the Goren:10y Was . Over We, procte.ii,
aded tronione kieek. to aliOther, in each of
thee& the ladies invited aii to take -tea and
eat dome:Chinese - Oweets,poppy.Seeatan:,
died (Which has also . beceme- ..a . popular
• dainty in Russia),- cartdied prune-siletollis
gingeeAuinoe jelly and- almond preserve*
together with excellentliqUots,- .of which
• the basis is ,rice4Orandys. I _The -Molt- -pais,
the. winter season. n the: ,Oity, ,-Iii :the
SumMertihey go to the ItiOnksfstirrOtinde&.
by those gardenswhich mem' eotanteetio
tO,Etirepean eyes. ,-The tree are clipped
into shapes of dragon., doge, WO!, *like,.
and, to make: the resemblance More .strik,
• Ilaratat Superb Physimie .atut CenteliiieSs7-
, .
.koletures et tape Oleleatial Empire, .
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- -Far leila mystetious and poetioal than
• the veiled women -of our own Mediterranean
-, Orient--Turliieli. Egyptian, Syrian Mor--
: esque, Arabian—the gteat Obineee !ladies-
' lead, nevertheless, an indoor ,life, beyOna
- the reach,of vulgar aro Oe publie,-Omitaot.
• Whentthey' do- go Out they -ate talwaya.
_ acconopinied by numerous servants, the
1 palm:Oulu is entirely oloeed-np, its Windovro
are oovered Wilk musing of imponetrablo
gauze, one .. cannot even distinguish the
shape of the woman within the palanquin,
which: is . always decorated iwith the iii..
signia of the -privileged elasees. A min,
diriati wife muit net eh,oW. herself unds•R
- risk of being sullied. by • the-lage of tho
- populace. She share! the honors- of be
--'husband„gikves parti,es In her own Whoa
visits her temalelrieudt,lut the *treat 12
forbidden to her: , ‘". -, ' ' - •
•'. In Turkey tbe wives.,of pashas i may be
wens not 'Only at the bazaars- of .Stamlioula
linat: in alithe shopet of elonstantinople. -Ono
• - prefect of police—a Turk of the old: steck.--=
• thought himself eVall,...obliged te publish an
.edictforbidding them to visit the- stareti a
• Pers. In China no wcroan of the mandarin
plass is • ever seen -in a shep-. When she
desires to make a purchase the goods beep
to be brought to her Muse to be examige&
If you. should chance to meeta well-dressee
Cairtesa, womati, either. walking - or. in ma
open Peacliquilif Ycit May assure yourselk
that. she belongs - tO• the demi-monde. -As
i he women, of the people. they oat ga
ety through the etreets ; they C'arry
packages, metohandiee of ail ,kinds, and
- adopt veryericeessfully, by reason of theig
uncommonly well-devegoped , . rauetoulag
.. power, the - trade_ of-. petters. The great
-.Gaines& ladies:are served by:female, domes-
_;,- nes called?“- ataaha." These servants some._
times. perform commissions, but not -as- e.
rule. No woman employed- in en& an
aristogratiolamilyAllows hettelf to be seen
- upon the streets without goodgeason. -
in the honese ot- the `righ- mandarin
there are alWayil leveret sourtit-a-little open
_ yards—through which.' one has tio pac
• . before reaching _ the female apartments1
whicb. are always -separated, from those
the men-« The married people alone mono
the me room ; every other member of the
• *
fa - Must °campy st separate, room, The.
. .m -Ititurions. OhineBe ". uPholoterr an6
!taw tura. never invites one toidle repoge4• -
in fact; the best furnished house is barely.
,Oorafortable. The bed has ed spring, 1:44
has a nufther -of little • cottcai reattressetA
- imared• with silk; and .. padded eounter.
panes, whit% are rolled up in one Maee
during the day. Such a bed repro -mites
• Perfect square, covered like • a catafalque-.
The lighter furniture, of a very handeome
• bard wood, *re stiff -looking ; thelables are
usually heavy, -martive,'-solid, 14ut I hevg
%nil some 'light ones made -of .bamboo. _4
• Chinese parlor alwaye- looks like's connoll
-hall. A.gainst the centre Of Ohs wall. at the
further end a divan it alwayer placed,
.: covered with' thin mattrespes. - 4ikt eithev.
.sids is.a. row of_ ii, airits an On • - - . ...
- d th floog
,
e eyes , and other , ammo et ' tti ' - • - - . - .-- el
are: . Made - in . porcelain. ''-'- 'The- ' Bud.
Militia. temples' ,' are -. _citiVeted - .With -:pori
,oelain -tiles, and built Ustiblly in the mitre
Of- an artiflohil .poticii,' whore -duck. ::11Ve in
multitudes,.,' theduck i being the favorite
bird of the Chinese.- • The-walks:are paved
with Moeitio,- and- lined With ....inagnifleeilt
yeses. -containing the rareettowere.. : - i - ;
. - But -the - WoMat of I he _people, the *onion.
Of -the working ohmage, At -really agreeable
-to see.: - What. strength I. 'iWhatakill.foe all
tradeeitid callings i The beatweiteii. who,
pats • their - .whole- life qui :-the water are
adaileable ter their deur* and .patiende.,
-With-their bare -lege and- --tribe they- are
veritable Nereids ;- they leap boldly 'into. the:
current- to- pull the .hoat °Vet the gravel:
bare;. .they. wrestle ' agoling.Vrapida i they
.wade and - twice by turiati ; re-enter -the
junkt and d ireot their court° ivith.. astonish:
his . fortU e ',shawl/ by navigating ' the:
i
Mg ease a -4 grace.. 4 .p4inter Gould Mille,
Chinese rivers. 1 What wOndertultypest - -:
- It mustnotbe sUppoied.thatone Chinese• .
weitaitn-exaotly resemblet -an-Other Chinese
woman—it Werii i j gistat ratitaial to ,.say
that all .Feenob women , look silica. . The
rade type lothe same ;but the phyeiognOmy
is Very different-. -I have- eten fine •.altiiline.
noses, _ long or-oVal..-faceC - But all- thesewonien have bright.' intelligent,'- decided,:
energetii.-- leaburee.-. Their , - dosiuMe le.
slit pie, .. Very fitectoeftt14- and some little -
'jewel of.j. Me alwaye.: gllatnete - -in the ear,
or:Oil the_ swarthy firms - . --'..- _ :: - -:
-.-'. The vrilekingwoman- .e1ine, . goes eery
Where.: 'She:hat-lithe bold; brusghti Manner
et thePerson.itho is wh011yseltdepen4ent;-
And is • tionteiOut of.. her . foroe to odo and
dare. --,=_She it the exact ' ominterpartof the:
irietooratiolady„ WhO stagger§ abOut tipoo
heilittleleet. : A'good example01Chinese
high life it shown by the fad:that if any
one asks. what imitt Of a !OMNI -temp- great
Mandarin - has . married. the ' answer :,18
satrap -givens- with at air • of ehooked,.. Bur,
prise :-:. "Ohl- a woman; with..little *feet,_ Of
course r ':That le to say, he him_ not-ruar--
risk -beneath- -hire.: lit - Biome 'that -. poor
h.uinliaity is not quito sitielled-With all -the
misfortunes and pains:Which nature•lonietess
but- roust needs inflict artilloiel evils, among
whith-I may :_olte.::the - tompreeeiat Of the,
Waist -by European Women and the defOrin-
ing-Of the feet among -Chinese -1-adies7•-tWo
torttiret catch of Which .inVolves.the7 - Most
unfortunate otgasequehoes.--•-Lydit Podia),
in the Paris Figaro. • -
TH AMIN- TRH BLIND!
' . • • ••••••••in
'Their Preticiencv inM.4eIIIaig% Music and
Many- ilianuat-Empleysiienes,:-,
_ . -
•4.--olaiti Of little. boyetat Remind a table
'It a vie.assaf room' of the . Pennsylvania
Institution foe- the Instruction of_ ;the .
-Blind, at Twentieth _sad Bice streets, ,yes?
-terday afternoon. They Fere modelling in
Clay, and -under their nimble fingers-: the
-
-outlines otboats, houses and -other familiar.
objeotts began to appear. It - Wee
twilight in- the room. Outside mueky
eklearmiet, and a drizzling rain dmitened
the surroundings. • .
" We dO 'not -realize -that_ these little
fellows are working in the. dark"' said
• Aseietant Prinoipal Batlike it -6 -visitor,
sOftly Oloaing' the tallAhutteri. of* the win.
:do*. The room was z pitch daek.The
busy modelling fiagere could only be beard.
012, Mr. Battles, luet look at thy- cup,.
Wait and see me put a handle -mi it."
Battles- tbiew, 'Veit theahritters : and:
out of the mietkatd-rain the feeble daylight
orept-baok into.the room. The , class withdlay begtimaled fingers, Worked at their
boats -and houses,. and the youngster held
-out his fiiiiehed ou-p fOrhis teacher to 'look
at :Daylight and darkness were alike te.
theit. : . • •
4.t•We 'only teach the Nina those 4tedes
In whioli -maohinery :does pot ..oOmpete,"
Bald the:assistant principal; ,'!:When this
institution Was fouuded•rope‘waill'.
also constraotta, anditt lametes followed
-that 000tipation for Years.- • After rope.;
making •the 'manufacture of oboes was -
taught and since then making of • baskete,
rbriishes; dam mate, Mattresses and oarpeC:
weaving. -MaOhinery first -took Item the
-blind the rope and twine making industry,
aftertvard the weaving OU -willow beiekets,-
and later ehoe-miaking. . TO -day • the blind
are taught to. me** brooms itild brush*
owe °bailie, weave oarpete And Make mat-
teesses. . These occupations are taught
espeolelly to the boyi and men, While sewing.
by hand and Machine, knitting, embroidery,
Oroohethig and fully beactiVork'sre :taught
to girls and women.- ,
• - &pile are inetrueted Mink and
given Musical edtwaticitif they
shiny any aptitude for the study. Many of.
them become :organists and mueio teachers.
most important businees in -whit% the
blind , ate beooming very eiperb . it the
tuning of piano's. There are now About
twenty expert blind piano-tunersirf
czlity.- 7 In Bostonaltthe pianos used in the
put:die-24We are kept in tune by pupils -Of .
the • Massaohusetts for ;the
Blind. The..use of' the type -writer is now
being taught the blind. They become very
expert with the.thashine,- handling it as the
piano -player does the kept of ; his initill-
,menti hut of oeurge;they _can only be Of sir -
"Woe in writing from .dlotatioa."--7.Fhitadei,
,plafa Times. . .
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, „fiffetere,
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All .staeOlie- are .pretty muchalike 00 :the'
& 0o,1he etkeini1Vei$94.
,1010Ww. pro_priStoriid
"Mit-Spioe And litelthit Powder &U4
geievreett wee*,.
..-„,1.40
Ihititimi- loar.--
nnted;:frortih'e -rthiit: the!
olaitea Of- goods .,rpantfaCttircd. by She firu.
enter into '''shit -dOcipOsition of .. ChrIstwa
.prOvisione. :Meagre.; W. -Dann -.• 'it' Co.
sterted:bneinees,innatailton ten fy.eare.ago.i
Menufactuellig-'0Offee and :epioe4 Eight
,rciontht afterwards." -they suffered -the lest
of thole -factory by:fire. but 'pluolcily set to
Work. 'and- imiltediatelt-rebnilti:."and ' eve!'
sites .have had a, -eteady .,ineileege :of ..btaiki:
'Their 7.prodnoti have * woridiVide:
reputation.: - 'Enoonraget by the .succesa:
-attending the. :.0-tinUfaettiting-.Of tioffee-..and•
epioeitheflini. in anent:. four.- *glare .-Tadded-
innepard -.to :their products, -
they -now have a ..Vert.‘•_,Iarge eale
:Subsequently'. the baking
pOsvde_r- -- wait _. begun, and readers will ,bo
sum:lead 50 lecillithee' ne leas ;than. .twe
IOUS per Weekare turned out at, this faotoey;
I.i.aeknear the- :Arm. found,- it '...:ilecessery
-ealarge thole:1000, now '-'tto*i
13206t r..00101110clietig ;4*(644
Canada. Tbe firal;iinports alt their, ,atite.
dite014 -*Pd Are PaYingi---epeolit -Attention - 50:
the-.10pOrtation _of- the finest -. brands :Of
'green Oeffee."' !The „firni.hae, just addedAt'
•hiaVy..-expernie th� West :invention:Iv
roasting coffee; which,
ment Ouithe bid stylo.. The paatLyear%
bueinees has exceeded 'any previous one;
• andthe Aro hatthCeitfsfration. :of- know',
Ing that -Odds Are -sold and aPpreciated
-all- overthe Dominion.,. 4.1thorighArading
itaWs. -G. Dann-, '10
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An old ladyof 66 years, living In Lswie
°minty, Washington Terxitory,.. oast - her
maiden vote at the last eleOtion. I
--Repeate&requesti have induced the
proprietors of Lydia E. Pinkbanes Veget-
able Compound to send by mail to ,vations
lady ooreespondente, large mounted port
trails of Mrs. Finkhara i and now zany et
household wall Is adorned by the fainiliar,
motherly face of the Massaohneette MOM=
who has done so muohlor all women.
Some epicures say that prairie. olhioltens
will stand more red pepper and teati better
for it thab any game now ou the liit.
_ .
• consumption. .
Notwithstanding the great number who
yearly sucioumb to this- terrible and fatal
disease, which is daily :Winding its fatal
coils around thousands who ,are nnOOnsoi-
ous of its - deadly presence; Dr. Pierce's
" Golden Medioal Digoovety" Will 'cleanse
and.purify the blood of .soroftilous 'impuei.
ties, and cure tubercular • ctineumption
(whiolti is only scirofulous disease of: the
lungs.) , Send three letter stamps and get
Pieroe's complete treatise On consump-
tion and kinared affeotions, with numerous
-testimonials -:Of cures. - Address, World%
Diepensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N. Y. • •
For twenty •years George Vit.-Ohilds has
Owned.. the Philadelphia Ledger. His
inOOMO from it is $400;000 annually.
I Rupture( Oared •
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i‘ A -Perfect fkletiti ofilunshhte ".
will fill theteart of every tearing! woman
it she will only persist in 'the UN . of -Dr.'
Pierce's, .44 Favorite Pregoription.”, It Will
oure theinost excruoistifigpstiodiaal paine,
,and relieve: you of all itreilularitioa and
give' healthy acitiod. -It will positively cure
internal ioflammation and, uloioration,_mis •
placement and all kindred -disorders. _Price
zednoed to one doliar. - By druggists:
Ohriatmaktrees are already on their way
- outh-from- nolthern forests and will soon
make fir groves on city .streets.:.
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Fre* -i•rorinces
Comes a boat of testimonials as to the
-
Magid Oorn and: . Wee; oure-Putnani's,
Paialeas Corn Extractor. We select trona
the list Of names before us that Of Henry
Taylor, . Halifax, probably the -most
widely ;known druggist in the lower pro,r
111Q1311., Mr.'Taylor:- has no hesitation- in
Stating that in an Operienoe of tWenty,
yeara he has. handled nothing that hoe
'given the, suniversal satisfaction that
Plitnatali Corn Extractor invariably -dcies,41,
It 'never -We, it ie painless, _prompt an
proddoestO -disocartfort.,- BeWare-Of 'mit
tione-and substitutes: Palsoict Cei Rine
11111Nile 1 9!PrtIPretaei::reaten-li tO be deserted -bis
-
year. • A letter- despatched: from Cairo,
Nov. 16th,: state' _that Only two dahabee,
yabe had gene up Withal. date
_ Don't •do its Dor-not wait,
,
.Ifseffering.from painolmt go it -onoe tothe-
liearastdrtg "store an&buy swage -bottle'
• Of Polionle NEavinncE, the great- pain °um
Never fails -tci •give immediate relief
NerSilliie is endorsed -by, Medical mai
.eiveiywhere. DOn't wait a single hour wit:12T
out tryints Nervilines The -best medieint
In the world to keep in the house- in an
emergency.. 1 Ten and25 bents a :battle.
- Jeff eicion payis' health is. said tO be fgt.':
tug feet.. •
1
The Man who applied to. a Denver anti'
.geon to .get his head amputated, and 'wait
surprised by -a refusal to perform the opei
.ration next undertook to- acooraplish his
purpose
by layieg hie neck beforeA buzz
saw, only to _be again thwarted. .
• Those creaks whit haie no other -ambition
on earth than to millioz
:postage-stairtps have been struok by light-
ning andblownup Oit steamboats until the
imbiber has being reduced to abont half *-
dozen. -
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$
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aemmiesessui
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Plii•ikeR to Seem a Buda's.'
/Moats= or Bpsneerlanke
manehipl at me VENOM
14tH- BUSINPuN Mimes*
•••nlasnhu 16.
CI +
R. :14. TI.,,,1,11/ARE
.Lorilittra's .C1bnaz
•
QP A 0(4/ loearing a red tintaa ; that Lorillard's t
• Rose Leaffine out.; that -Lorillard's.
,Nitvf CliOninns,and that Lorillard's Snuffe, arei
the best and cheapest, quality conSidefed
, ,
!GET.i.LBLE' ,
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* .*-- * 'ISA POSITL :t7:: - 41 )11: • '. .• *,,.
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For lip Of -those :pain44'00aegailliwitutit..
_II' .1i Weak*earkes' so oomnic)ri-,44iortr bolt .4 3 *
* . 4 4 FritALIt POPI:t''Wtahlk• * '
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ftsoAvmx Am ttoiATi0N':Ptn4
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4149113fErturs, AT4in *lin.torisfo71;r:.qAza,Wskog
Vessi ANti IS .TARTIcTILA1114-1.0p, ' _ED TO we
ciwcor 'or Lino.. :* i 4 t,:r tr•=,',4,-1.-.* - * - * •4
4' It WILL.DISSOLVE ,./.4.,Til -EI 0,4 i lams PitintAmi
Utzwus IN AN2AhLMSTA013 0,110..VOLO Vlaii'r.
TENEIENCYTO CANCEROUS H.1:11*.,!STItiEExts
VERY .SpEEDILI? AT ITS VSE.. -.7::;::431, -.,-4 4 ...• . _41,, 1
*ir..itinte.N14.) ka4i,t7igi 11V4,1**.2-, . , CT t *XIITROtil
ALL CRAVING FOteSTIMIT.I.ANTS,E,r4L13:::AK.
tESS tat Tut StOISACH. ' IT CVAO
Acms,BERspusl)RosTRATIo04.EIttiALLdiattro;TriA
DtPRESSION- ANTI INDIGESTION,k • .'..*.-- * ''' 41, .•
m 11-Doriatift, _
-vs Arif•I-
1.miatizcaers,:- -
1 Jit'' . *- •' ' r
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.4 ALL
i,i4 Livii ' THAI
:II aarIts Punro:egas,SQVRIer.„ ,A#2r4ic3tricRes ..
-HicAmsci,cr. tISEASE 'AND Tiq;:?4410/1 OP 1N, Alin
THAT IT Doze ALL ITAL4110, It),1)gi TIEWIPARDS Or -- ,
. LAMES pAE _GLADLY TESTIOr3 i.'„I * 0. * et
. .
: :it 40:Foe rin- MAX OP Ir..4.1_37r pimpLAion,nc.
,B,IiiTtHEDIL-74 ..i, :WS REMEDY;lie..:'';'-,, . ,:,:crill): 6.048tritottal : .
Masi. PriOL-1441_,.$ . 4 -100.1001 -for lik - .
liacium
proved a ,
Bold Span-dr/Age/it& .Sent b:yb.11;1164.,-ISV4e: paid, la Corsa --
of Pills or Lozenge* on reOelf4 'Pe**, unnholre•
P1n4AM's "Guide to Health” ?.s.74'bRiila11ed free to ear
:Lady'; sending Stinnio. - IMO!! Ohfiglentlaily stomp* • , '
--.• NO 'family_ Would be withontalYDI -4 2. pnumstro
LIVER PILLS. They. care Oortetiaptibni Biliousneap_asst
Torpidiq of Via Liver,: :25oeupa?,z, .0 •, `..• it . ir •
* TEAT PEELING Or 13EABINdil):
WEIGHT AND 13AOKAuttE, 1S4-
OTMED BY,ITS USE. *.. *
4 IT VAL' AT ALL 'TINES AiD,
STANOIWACT IN IIARIONT:
eioitax THE PENAIE stistr0-:
• •
.irreenv Thorough and praetil-
10 II 11 cal Instruction given
by Mail in Boot -keeping, Bildnesa
Forms, Arithmetic, Shorthand,. eto. Terms raw
sonable. Send stam_ps for.PAMPHLET to COW
RESPONDENCE BUSINESS BOHOOksgi Ma
fit- Buffalo, NM
Olt.
,
IteilLTOCi viz* ::—Agnikz. TM&
• ' VOLTALIC BELT Co., of -Marshall, ',WOW.
. offer to. send theixtelebrated-EratimaoTormara
• Bane ancrother Nraparam APP11010115 on- tali& !-
for thirty days, to Sten (young or old) afflicted
permanently.or- no limr. Our new and auro. with nervous debility,logg of vitality, and man
cure teethed of treating rupture without
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also -for Anti
matisra, nearaigis, paralysis and miny other
the knife, enables us to guarantee a ours. 1dlseaseL clomp ete restoration to heal ,. viSc
Trustee- can be thrown awayi at Int. Send And manhood aranteed. No risk is inetirre
two letter stamps for references, _pamphlet ounoothror tudactetraY8 tedal ipesimaliplilweedt fem. Write them
and terms. World's DIspeneary Medical
Astoeistiont.Biiffeilo41.1*. • - • • 11411111,1t01112j0)11160 801100LA
:rev/ Zealand .proposes to give the -Boot& women thcroucb4Y, Preinerei for:slog:Gni
come out there to• , for oireninee- - •
orotters homes and 'farms habit- they will lihNn2a'Arraek-thmetickeiringefilintio "Bandlittum4glitrbenmali
men)."
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AittR:
halute of lcidins
ItiRALANT.
tain owe
catiA, =Ba°a1
r. ril dia,t4" , +.4*
i - for
eases of the ThreatandX,unalren Colsostnsp.
don; lf taker. 10 season. • It Will tragic up* COM
at once.- It is the Wag et Veattli
11:1 few inhahltiOns will corto'L.,44'.. most Often -
sive Breath.' It may be cyMed iba handily tie,
a penknife, and,is always WO,
'This is the ° only Inaaler%vprOted -!
clans of.• every sehopl, kItt-7.-07idorsed by the -
standard ntedleall .Mirgtfikot ;be world. AU
otbera in the market WifAither woirabless
substitutes or•travadiztepf": airnittltione. ver
400,000 in Use. -
Sold by all DruggistsforsTiiieg.„13yreal131.25'
' W. H. -OldITH O.': Buffalo, N.Y.
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ULECTRO-VOLtitIO arid bther ELECTRIC
J.4 APPLIANCES are sent. -'.,';-%,,130, Dan', Trial, TO
-KEN- ONLY, YOUNG OR,: ..OLD, who are suffer-
ing_from Nnwrovs %Lost vvraarr.
WASTING WILUCNESSES. IMO i,IMOSO diseases of g
PititsONAL NATURE._ getnItt-.15rP, frora Anvils ..1111a
OMR CAUSES. 'Speedy" •-;.(11.1ef , and complete
restoration to IftALTIti,-11.0.0End MANHOOD.
GuArtatissii. send at or laustrateci
'Pamphlet free.. Address
Voltaio Belt Co..
all, Mai
_
F-V,ENTI
The simplest and beat if Atarket. Prio•SI4
Address, 68 Hughson etrrA south, Hamilton. .
NSUffile.N1
area positive remedy fotctila -above obtuse; b •
use their nude of cases or thAVroret land and of lot
standing have been cured. so etrong_is_inp_fa
In its etscacy, that I will send,WO BOTTLEs
gather with a VALUABLE TEVOISE en this diem* ta
say sufferer. Give Express inh$1Kt.,..9.,mAldreiti. -
DR. T. A. 61.0013tAt:m .Pedrigt,,atiswyedr, _
Erri: EIR 40:,17roo47...'
DEle IIVER3Olt iti. MI;
El. It_ J. lisetureron tInZy4 2ar sad Throat
Trinity Medical Colleget_nreute. Mash at
Anrist tO the Toronto apeatiral Nospilallt g
01V .Ansigbant 1/010-'; 4,4).udonZhabillau .
El tali Moorefield's IPM. Oen Indo
Unit, and sar .Hospi 817 °burg Stir,
Toronto. yea .
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