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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1887-08-05, Page 3f OURRMINT TOPICS' , Ii Wyoming, before 4 election,a worician best -her huehand in the nomination for toesl office, but the hueband took it Very good-natutedly because there was eehance the office Would be in the :/aniilY, itoyway. This Story is told to Wlietrete the telioitiel1 ' WOOtall Suffrage; • Ar the seeeieri of the Bible School at Northfield Massaehturetts 1dr • Mindy was Waked Whether a choir should he placed at the front or back of the church. Ue answered thequestion with the remark: -You notice how our ear s are put on.", It is not often that -a great religions question is sp easily and effectually disposed of: IN his cable letter to • the New York Tribune BdtgnedTatef3 corrects the current .etatenient that Queen Victoria means to ask Parliament to appropriate 9)2,50Q,000 to cover the expensee of entertaining the • ; zoyaltier.tattendingthe Jubilee:I-The total - expense, it appears, was eome. 3275,000, • and it is to be defrayed from accumulated • :surpluses of the civil het. Auerfixte American giri is about to be- • ;e.e.me a European Princess. Mis Whl- , maretta Singer, daughter of the late Mr. Singer, of Singer sewiog-niachine notoriety, is: going towed the Prince de Mozitfellaril, •. _ _ who title dates from the tire's of the • etneodes... His; future--;inoth now. theDuohess-do-Canipereelice; was. •the daughter of. an Englieh confectioner. • Norwirnsurnhiro the Prohable_fact_that there is no electric fluid," eaye the. New York Comae/Tie 4dverti8er, andthe known • fact that electricity does not" travel," •I:int te merely molecular, change, and that con. sequentlythunderbelts neverhit : anybody, 'and lightning rods only 'lower the poten- tial," people ere getting • "struck by lightning" and the "electrical fluid" iii • roiling up anddownsteeples all over the country., • • 'jjtqt,, 1 ', -r,....,...=.-.ViiT4`,, attiratrreattWat . this- 049Pld 'appear ib, be that this' 81111 Will he oat off from the Campion, had being tittle dried UV, „Wilt he: - tome lin•04hrisive Salt bed. : ' ' ii Gov) will Only mentelt -at a Convve y .1 high temPeratnre, as we. all know, but what is not. merally known, The Joffe ' elownel ,says, is that it two per cent. of silica he added to the gold it Can be melted over the an, , di a cOmmon candle. . m Fro le the same sou the reader may learn a pretty o Yr Said :to resemble geld 'exactly, can be made with 16 porta ooPPerr: 1 of zinc and 7 of platinum. The copper and platinum' are covered first with boratt and then with powdered charcoal and melted, then the zinc added, and the alloy iinahiti *Me, anri ti sequendeit are Peerhinthe .thereased WAY list which Plarks gm: advent I'MAter, . • „ . THE library oh the British„MusetIM now contains. more than 2,000,(0 books, whi occupy three miles lineal of bookcases eight feet high. The library hap, increoeed to such an extent that -the disposition of the lieolta has becomeseriolls„.difficulty to the authorities. There is EltiLf 80 much crowding • that in a very short time the state of the library will necessitate the Imilding of a new wing unless other means ere devised to obviate the diffientty. The Seheme, whieb. has now been considered. by the trustees and has received' their sane - tion is one for the int • option of movable thus produced is exceedingly malleable and presses into the library dr .. - ean be awn into the fin,est, wirer. -w141° THE women of the, country ehadd give. never tarnishes. •• ••• more time, .ta rest and relaxation end 1 Timor:Ton railway communication is to be eatablisheds,oroes.Sonth-Ameriokfronrthe Atlantic to •the Pacific. Three -years ago the Argentine; „Government 'constructed a line of road; standard gauge; from Buenos Ayres, to the ,city of Mencloses,„ in the Andes, on the...boundary of ,Chili, within 160 miles of Santiago, the capital of the latter 'country, whieh, was already Connected with Va perms°, the most important of the Pacific ports. - It is intended to extend. this ' road. through the Andes, a chain -ot- monn, tainliT-19„900 -feet high,euid,,,nernplete-tlite gap of 1.60. miles, thus connecting Buenos Ayres, and Valparaiso, and forming aline ro Tg* Bitoorsr..wo or rEgroff., mor- • ,hcit,' 1w4.01):40.140.1. 1WIthe, rens lingt•OtherrePh- . to ronti_OfilleuPework---.They•iilieuld- -feirei 'pies and less, cake and do•Mor ting down in the reolthig:: chair o poroh. They would be far,nnore usef their families as the years go by, wormed who stays at hotne; every day when she "goes, to meeting" on Sun who is always doing for the family," soon sn9 only have no idea beyen family:circle, but none there to its at tage. She will tte. out physically mentally early in life and her Wren_ begin to ignoreijer aei.. are gone. • 4. As' American engineer, who has. made r" fi•om coast to coast.. . , Thane are styles of 'complexions in vogue this season.„ and to . attain them cosmetics are used recklessly,says; %fashion. writer; • One, •• for pallid people, is ivory white, and is supposed to, be the accom- paniment of soft, brown eyes and heir to 'match. The. Style of outiCle that hi Most popular, however, and which •Mity go with all shades. of hair except , black arid dark. brown; is known an the " peaohblow." , It ' THE Patti/es of ,Bombay have long beeft a P3s3!: nuall aliffu:sing the entire face, , thitingthe ears a deep rose, •and scarcely and the example of the late Sir Jameetjee famous for their charitable •Munificeoce; fading clot beneath the chi, or at the nape of the neck. Women with this kind of skin, Jejeabhoy„ known throughout , the civilized world for Inc liberality, is :being emulated will wear' °will/1'411ring the e-41:iimer' .for the "peacliblow" is to take the lead in: • ' aDinshaw t the present day by another Parsee, Sir :attire a.s Well as in complexion.' • • MatioehjeePetiti'Sheriff of Boni,- • ,hay,•wha has hist offered the 'Government .; ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL, the Brantford .of Bombay one and offe-half hada ($75,000), bey, whew, teleplionee are 'ringing all Over for the.•purpose of establishing a female the world, has gone to his, suminer home, ;college:in that city, • - - • neer . Cane' Breton, N. , He Went up THE purlieus Of Naplare are neatly 'os • there for the first.timeleet sinurner; rented -crowded with seething humanity at this.' hethje for $100 .for the 8easoni and liked it so well that this spring he iseaeon as the -tenement ......houses.,:of.:;New4,4daid,,:lisaa.4044orowssonozhi T.Irlaa*Siltlica-11100-450*IV*43,Arkeittnc,mrtiv arelfart&*w4046:forkratiumzratapbsiagaira: atm, these Amirict :days- .•41ifahas impro- vised" cottage," Made out of an oldlarm- honse;, this year, but proposes to. build It handsome home by next year. his rather' noteworthy thatneither Miner his thrifty fetherin•le,* Gardiner G. Hubbard); who is the:business. manager ' of their fortunee; has built ii•honse: since' they came to ,be .perth live •iii Washington in houses built. by Other men, altered to snit •them after they had purchased them. .„ UR: GORHAM Oho' writesofthe project of • • * • • ' • telephone communication between this eon. thient and Ehrope : Telephoning through e; wire being only and Simply: a wave of re- . prOduction, similar to an air wave orsound, or might say a Wave Of: the ocean, is per- fectly practicable for three niilliori miles,ond •infactinore SO- tinder Water than aerial, for disturbances stinospheric do not occur under water, nor thydisturbanbesOccur at a depth . below a . given sounding' distance below the surface of the water, as thewater at that depth' is atreit. .. The Sundt Steel wire, which ,already have used for four goitre under: water:is a- perfect reproducer, and will reproduce three Million Anise tar better than the one hundred' miles. now so long in my:service; and giving Clear repro. duction of conversation, and without any induction whatever." • , ' , • die from the lungeisasimitont • „ • of Ocrnsumption which „exhitee the greatest apprehension, not only in the patients, but in blonde. It should, be remenibered . that it is net onlY rarely fatal.bat also •that f?eoe's -rrz-.1311Acig 7tinitizieht. reaSOM".7said.- an ' ; ' • Italie,n. lady; "is becanse,:poOr Neapolitan , children -are allowed to ranabout naked; • ' while ' A.ixtericen° •habies are swathed in :flannels: till they die of .weekneee eituseci by • •'exceeeive-perripiratiert."' /. • • '• .': Berme are the • fashionable 'flower of the • present •season in • Loudon, the . ne,tiOrial• ,enableni being ehosen in „honor of :the • JObilee., Beds Of ihe;a9a roses ara arrayed on dinner: and , sapper :tables; . artistically ,. herb:ionized from the deepeetdoniask. red •-claivn to :pale sett roses. The loge was • introduced. into Britain: at a. Very early ••period • and has always thriven there, yield- ing tOno other.country except the •„blessed Talley,at the ';•foot 'of the: Balkans,. neer • , Adrianople. • - • • . • . • • • • . • • . . . • OWING to the disturbed condition of Bal. ,„ganit the monument 'which the :camera of .the Russian •.grenadier reginactrit. intended to raise at Plena in Memory Of *egret*, ZierS who fell therein 1877 will be erected. AlOscOw... It Will contain •five grOopeof 18.utee and four stamp:Of saints, :With the following inscription, in the Ituesiaii;Bill- "gariath-ltorintaniarrandtaetviiin languages: TO their Oontradeswho'fell in the glorious : .battle. of -Plevna; Nov. ,28; '1877, by the Mitssion Gienahiore.'" ••• • • •, • • „ • 'Dn. Cries ;Elisoa; of Nevi York, has been: vestigatingtheMontfacture of cheap lee oreoinch_and he reaches the e,onchigion that during the heated tehin the Milky prepara- tion. is apt to oontain.afttngne growth that • ds injuriorieto health. • YOung-girle.who go promenading: with eConantical boot= ' may 'expect' :to :hear frequent :' admonitory . .,remarkeaboutlhis•:lilirking, Nudge growth. ;The:girls may euggest; however,' that the • .doetor'S analysis relates only to cheap ice • cream, and .that the high-priced 'artiole may, Still 'be.eateri. with comparative safety. unin-ASSSMIShydrant system is being Introduced in. England, Where *.imanufac- turers and insurance ; people aro taking • great interest in it. Where fire oceers. the • •• ordinary pressure isineefficient at. a little' ' ,elevation for effeetiVe. work; The System Prohosesihe echetruCtion„--ef-steeh.tanke , charged •with water, connecting With the ordinaryffiaine, which eat be submitted to ' 'desired presure up to 100 or .120 ,yecourideto the square inch " Thie,preireare VA maintained' by a 'series. of Wroughtdeen• ct.ylinderit Oiled with compressed ,• • ' • THE thietitre Of. the chloride of iron is a • rciO3 ay frequently dispeneed by the oblig, , • hag epothecary to thoSe Who • consult him: • and appear 19 need i taken' weft diluted with Water,. and is Often • drawn into the mouth through a gliteS tube ••or; straw "to Save the teeth." It • has dently been shown that a toothitninereed in a solutiothof, this tincture diluted With .eight partS;of Water has ite enamel entirely ....destroyed in one liOnr.: The water itiOrearles . the' clostniatiVe poweref the iron, and, on •thatiteepunt; it should not be used in dlle.- • thin,. but syrup is advised instead, ••• , Ar Muirkirk, Scotland, a monument . , in Memory 'Of ...sem° Covenanters Who. a erect in the. Causeof religion has for , onie tinie been in course of construction. • 'It has just •been.inetigurated. ' • The. 'month tient" ie A polished ',.granite obelisk, and ts the gift Of • Mr, Charles Ilowatson,v buck, ..The . Manesineeribed on it,. are . 'Collard CainereiV. John Smith„ WiIJ lath • '.Aditine' and Jolm.'Brown, of: ; The Shaft of the,tiOntinient has two drOned flgtirefione pointingto the earth, Obere he bodies:Pt the triertyre, the Other point•., ' ing to thiteltiee. , • • • • • •• • • ' • • Ahintereeting .pheticsinehon hag for Same - time post been Observed on the eastern- ' °ha Were T44!!! :.,"• • The first coining of money is attributed to heidop„ King of Argos„ in ,895 R.C. Coined money Was firet Used in London twenty-five years before the Clh-iistiati era, . but .gold was not • coined. here till the `eleVenth century, and money was not given the round form to which we are ocooetomea until the lopoo. Of andther hundred year's or ea. •. . The first geographical map; of ;340:and, , was made 111 the year 1520. . Handkerchief'swere first' manufaotured . „ , •atpPolilitsloefay cineslw.74ei3. efixo.4,49w:11,:' England as early' its,15/31., and :exactly one hundred years litter a.penny. poet was introduced for '•nLaorattheir maunrdratty8,411,burba .by an upholsterer --Pene--were-firstusedity the r SeViiiith Oen- tury. They • were, of course, quills, and steel, pens did not come into use iinti1•1820, when the first grciss of them Woe salesol&who/e- wwi 0 giii9r rowel 7i 4y: inferior Thera tyo r:3 :2Gitp.One:itoeihtyaattir,if r•Otofhae4t.h8.300139for • The first -navigable mind in EfiglanchWa8 mike • e sit - n the ill in The but dwatil d the Made, in 11134; When eory. Nine e ' a th yan7 Trent to the Witham. and Spentacles• were. first used in the latter will,. „part of thAL-thirteenth century: ---The is no certainty as to who was the inventor of hem, but • the . distinction is • generally elonne&_for -A.lesearihrefdi Spina, who i - aid to have made some about 1285. Woollen cloth was first made in England n 1831, though its Making is One of the nost cden arts. •It was not' clyed ••er dressed by Englishmen until 1667.-- • , Cricket was first.' played about the year moo: •rt was then and for a lOzig• time, afterWrirds known...as "club bell." • . The first ,voyage' around the World was port of the expedition . that Sailed under madein the Vittoria, aphip which formed Magelions in 1.619. The first London: directory was printed' it 1677, and icontained' sixty-four pages, with. the :lathes of 4;790' hersans or-firina • the subject A:Venial study theitiht; s calculated that the Chinese Wall has a =gents. of 14,000,000 pubic metres (6.350' i thine janrecatitbPicYfreatid The er4layu 264icl r°0o0nOt contents ePef, The material used in the construction of the Chineee Wall would be stifticient to build a wall rourid the. globe 1.8 metre (6 feet) high; and 0.6 metre (2 feet) thick. • The same iihtholity estimates the . coo of •the Chinese Wall to be equal to the railway mileage of the...'United States (128,000 miles). The stupendous wofii was con: struete& in the comparatively .short period of twenty years. • ' • . - .A.A,Essnoers, vehielv, commands It high` nri6e:fer perfumery and is prised in East gameclichie and a flavor in cook wee onceahsurdly guessed fie be horde ;foam of the sea; of a fungoid growth in ocean, but is neW,knovinto , a secret af.theliver of the Sperniiibeti 'whale; an evidently a precinct of some disease . in It is a soft, fatty: substance variegated : gray or blackish color, and eoi an agreeable odanerzhen -drribliod tor -dam lat.4a1:....mrtziiItlyaftliftirenttrtnvasCflgeis •ea tiharOV:Ielartates;Vlantithi.itait "dtatiei,3 from thrintelitiries. orthe' whales.' The :largest piece knewn. Weighed 182- pounds, and. was ought the King of Tido by the, Dutelh•lEast .India Company: piece weighing130 pounds was 'found in whale near the WindwardIslazidi and. Ofo ld, • • rk es.. aa, SE, in he ti of hi ks th is ly :gm of th or to sea de. ,44 cla ha I aria s, It pt m3, the ery3 ned The statue of Liberty enlightening the the world, which Rt8.1148 on Bedloe's Island, • in tell. the -harbor of New York is one or the nitist d •stiblime artistic conceptions of modern the times, 'The torch of the goddess lights of the nations of the earth tepee* prosperity its and ,progresa, ...,throngh ;Lib • Got mi./14,441st Use flame. • A Boet,on girl entered,Igehirdle'S atore•Yes- terday, and stepping 11P to. Ed. Manvjfl "1 would like to Purobsee diminOthra • feline intestine prorated Ores. sly for• a bantoseph." - • "She tfot. 411419 String at once." -r• Mitieh921 Times. Bast *Galt kfr- LeePerr hotel keeper at liceeneath, was fined $600 for selling: fire- water t� twenty. Indians. This he. heivieet fine ever zroposed On One 11141 , the United Cow:ales of Noithamtbeiland and Durham for violation of the liquor law . . Do you feel' chill, languid, iow-sPiriteci. life- •• less,: and indescribetilY miserable; both physi- • ...cally-and mentally4--e-xperienee-a--SCII80-a fullness or bloating after eating,. or of " gone -- Inese," or emptiness of stomach in the morn - . ing, tongue coated, bitter or .bad taste lat --rnouttii„-irregular-appetite,--dizzitiewfrequen -' headaches, blurred eyesight.floating speeka" ' before the eyes, nervous prostration or eic!0 haulition; irritability of temper. hot flushes, alternating-, ,with, • chilly sensations, sharp, biting, .trawilent pains here and 'th lff : .feet, drowsiness; after meals, wakefulness, or ' ' disturbed atni unrefreshing sleep, copstatit; • : indescribable feeting of dread, or of impend-. . • ing calamity? • •• If you have all; orony considerable number of these symptonis,.you :are sufferi ` fromthat • most common of American. m es-- . •i?riiik '13))11YpElePPesrli;11.O?r Fucctredstfign gise!°infiria . complicated . your: disease has becoine, the . greater the number and diversity of symp--, • _toms. No matter what stage it has reached, Dr. Pierce% Gerstell ffiedlesd filecoverY will. subdue It, if taken-n000rding,to -diree,' - tione for a reasenabip length of time. If not ;cured, Om liCations multiply and Conan hop of the unr Skin Diseases, Heart Disease, .%. • R 131 • fiarthoidPs Great Work.: • • hen atism,. idney Disease, or Other grave millailibe are quite .liable to set in and; sooner " or later; induces. fatal termination; pieree's •Golden. . covery acts powerfully upon the throng'? :that-. •great -blood; fiurifyine organ, cleanses the 63rstem of all •blood-taints'and inv.; phrities, from, whatever cause arising. It la equally :efficacious in acting ripen •the Kid- • neys; and other excretory organs, 'eleansin . • strengthenthi, and heaiing. their elisemes.: cotthetlein ;4nstoOttatn4h_anktriititr, =Men.= 'I+inn terebYanlitlin 11.‘libirittetitsfirrilh.roMftril AtDf4trizerksvnIthelfett:ALShl%;- 341?0, adhatit011 410tathettatoia more tyrannical than any Nero. To such sufferers Dr. Pierce'S Favorite Prescription hold forth the prothise of a eneedy cure. It ist • specific in all those derangements iiregu, a larities and weaknesses which make life a lir en to so many women:. The only, . , medicine sold .by druggiete, tinder a pod- tive guarantee from ,the 'manufacturers, that it Will hive eatisfantionin ' every 'case, or mbney will be reftinded. See guarantee printed on Wrapper enclOsirig.bOttle. it r:t • • . .. • 4 ogq_rigsiiqe. in the.. .it3k' of .146W Yo an Officer .of serious responSibiliti his. year Prilide Justice Duffy, Who h /lied thirteen."_yeare,,_paised• sentence ore than 16,000 cases He says that t ost difficult 91 the ditties of .a polies*, j eke is to ad According to the , dictates ,colimneoch':. By long training he thin at he always knows' When a 'prisoner ing.„kgiiiltY prisoner's, 'vviseit cOur • &rehires,: is ' to BOY "Judge,. I: I throw niyeelf (*the pigmy, e hourt.”, In a case of intOxicaticin orderly conduct this contssislikely, tare his discharge; if it is £1.. first effeh When aiirrinan weeps : before mer" d a . mother, ,a; sister -and .nieces, and 'tea 'age Duffy; " renieniber that apt to let her*. When MEo. weep liink the Worse Of him. I 'haven'thre self Singe I was 16 years of og€;.".. . . •Aaboannia to • Charles Frederick Hoiden; in St. Ariehdae,.. the White ant is Most dreaded of inseohintaders. In AfriCittheir houses are honietehatied ninunde Often 18 feet high. • These bisects: erect •:pyratnide 1;000 times higher than von. • ants on their. travels so Apnoeal their itp," invariably hringe relief; in a' measure, from .proaOlt that their presence is .notsuspected the Cough and the distressing constricted until, the damage is done„ • They nsiially sensations previously felt in th'e (lest. tunnel into any objet 'Which. they. attack, Many reined:ion are advised for tliis einer. often redacting it to a Mere Shell, • In this genoy, but rest and Optima:, are the most - •t0. valuable. :: One: groin of opium, or twenty- within the legof a table, devour the 'con - five drops of laudanum, should be given at tante of•a box upon it; and:descend through once, and repeated .in .from 'fenf to sit' a tunnel bared In another leg, all in one hoiirs.•.' The patient 'must: be kept ;POr• .night. ;An Offieer. of the. English army,' fatly quiet, and not allowed to speak. His while calling iipcia some Jadies,in Ceylon ;fears are beet Subdued by the.ferce Of ex-- Was startled' :bra rumbling iennci: The ample, and his friends &net ippreeiate tadieit started with affright; • and the :next this fact mid banana thernselveii oboord,. instant they stood with only, the sky aboire ingly. Rest in hed. should he enforced for theni. The roof had fallen and 'lay all three or font 'days after thettenaorrhage has about them, leaving them miraculously un; harmed. The ante had made their way up through the beatesu,hollOwing them Ont until atreat port of the framework of: the house was ready to All atthe slightestshock, in:Observer down Santh saYS alliga- tor's throat;is an animated sewer. • Every. thing Which lodges in hie.open niouth, ,goes He is a 'deg,. and instead.. of 'hunting for something to eat, he tete his Victuals hunt for with hi great Month Open, apparently dead, like theArchssura. ,Soon a bug,brawls into it, then a fly, thendeveral gnats, "and a colony of • mosquitoes. : The alligator doesn't dlase.hie niouth•yete•• Reis Waiting fora 'whole 'art:rye Of thiohS Ile CloeS 'his crating by. wholesale. .A little later o heard will cool himself tinder the shade; of. the Upper jaw. Then-tt friVfihkeldl to catch thenichnifitcien, Then more mos- quitoes and gnats will light on •the 'frog, Finally a whole villageof insects .end rep- tiles settle down for an afternoon Then all at once.: there is an ...earthquake. The big 16W:hills, the alligator .hlinks, 'Ode eye, gulps 'awn the entire -menagerie,' and Opens his great frinit door -again for More visitors. , 011t.ert In Scarier, Lord Brassey, having made a .present•to the town of Hastings of a building for an art school and, public library, to • Cost $7,5,000, it has been suggested that the in- stitution be palled De Breed Free. Library, after the imaginary' ancestor cif the Bias- , The three Ws brought Regret, Reproitoli 9-,WItemorse to a• great political party in 1894. The three re,_whou stgnifying-Dr.- Pierce's-Purgative Pellets;,'bring Peace to the mind, Preservation ,.and •Perfection of health tithe'bedy:. • • • • Worse Than Full Dress. Victoria, • B. C.; •Tintet : An, undress rehearsal of the ladies •• and gentlemen taking part in the paper carnival: will take plebe at 8 o'elockthioeVening in theSkating rink,,Yates street. IN the tom)? Of an ,EgyptioninaniiimY pairot: stockings ,has beep, found whioh proves thitt Abort seeks were, Worn by the Egyptians 2,000 years'ogo, and that the art of knitting had then attained greet perfec- tion. These ouriOngi socks are inade. 'front fine sheep's wool; at first probably; , white, but now •brdWri with . age. • The needles. With whioh_egthe Work weirdo ` are supposed -,thVithe'reehiiiiiii--C-k-er than .'thoso now in use, and the knitting is besoo and elastic. The:work begina in the':•Simpleet manner, with 'a' eingle :threed, but grows fanciful as progress is minis. Instead of• ending, like the niodern emik; with a Mind- ingpointi. two branches of equet width run out like the; fingers .of • a •. glove; This Was made to snit' the sandals, which had.astrep fostened at the middle and 043E4.4 over the Beek when On the, foot:. The Workshows4 'very skilfulhand,, • • ; , , 'In the' warmer months the diet should' be, cempeeed largely of vegetable food. These. _ . should . be chosen with "care, for many of them are extremely u'eWholesonse if not perfectly fresh and sound. Almost U of• exeeht berries, are improved by washing or roaki•ngthem some time in Cold wad.. This renderlriver such ELS are tobe &than without booking, mere grist> and, refreetiing;• While all are cleansed' . The:Queen- of -Portugal wore a seiHet 'from. possibleemitamiziation„ ,• The sources satin dreea, trinInned withiana 4fa combi., of impurity are no .nutnerods that,Safety Pation Of creani and gold. •Het train had hat be secured:only-, by 'constant ,watchful.. on each side down kV border of %ilk& 'tisid: nese 'The groundnoon which vege- scarlet 'silk brocade her 'neck cud grins .tahles ato. grown, he hands employed in. Were &wend. With_diainetids, .itrid,Sapphires. :coast of the Caspian Sea. The Kar Bothnia' -eeOuriini theni and - the localities in which of enernions elks, like gems, Were pendant .1 an -eignitry nearly Separated trend the, they are, storedare too • aptIO be unclean from her ears.. On tier he'ach she 'word an :mauii,Wdy• Of 'the Sea ,11,Y1 • a 4910 01001 AO the Sotirden of disecie.e., The healthy' aigrette of scarlet .feathers, with :diamond Which there is anhilete The evaporation huniiin 'stoma& hita great .004)6,04 for stars, amens the hair, Which was gathefed, • fromthin half is Se great thiit a °latent 4igeetii?.g and destroying higieese gernis ;. Very high up,---Pcligeoiqe:r. cntijivallv sete.in frino the Caspian, and, Otherwise no .0tin would iiVO through one •. is there 15 710 retort current, the Water of elatemer in the nity. ;"1:int .When weakened WednesdaY, August 3rd,,iB .Rrantforrhs •the gulf beconlearnora ettlifertins,• and a 4.44 by toil Or pink/lees .it bees thin resiethig, nittid hchiday:—.• • • s • • ..• 'The Five Sisters.• There were five fair sisters and each had an aini- none would rain be a fashionable-dab:le; " Scholarly Suciao's seleotion was 1;x:)oks.; Coiltiettish Cora oared more for good looks : Anna.ambitiou, aspired after wealth ; Sensible:Sarah Sought first PDX good 1iertith;-7-7- So alio took Dr; .Pierces Golden' MediCal. Discovery and grew healthy and ,hiooniing. Corit'S beauty quickly faded ;„ Susan's eye- sight failed from over -study; Flora became nervons and fretful in striving after fashion, and a 'sickly .fareily. kept 'Anna's 'Inisbaint , poor, But seneible Sarah grew daily more 'healthy, charming and intelligent, and she monied rib& • ' • ." • , ' • • , . • • • In India and Africa certain tribeecoth• eider the nionkey. tohe eithersabred or equal:to a hunian being. • A slavitr-olice- iiai&f••• " If I had helh. .my tense like the 'monkey Lehoulh never ,: have been, put to Work".• •• " • •D,pnojwitroted..• . , Sometimes it Oostri;iiindreds �f dollars to eontince a nian• vehy often lees is required, lantitthrhigeOf-Pollioihs Neavthina, that sovereign -remedy for pain,' 10 oentsfoots the bill, and supplies enough Nerviline to convince every purchaser thiit•it is thebest, most prompt And . certain pain reinedi in the world; 4 Nerviline is good for all ''Icinds of pain, pleasant to take, land sure to cure cramps and all internal paine.ot It is 'oleo nice tO thhOntiiide, for it has an agreeable quite unlike so many other, prepara? which ore poeitively disagreeable to Mr°. Try it now. Go to a drug •stdre and buy a tO Nervilioe.• "rake•ne other. ,• ' • Ilis-Tracie to Go. " Opposed to Commercial Union, eh? And why are you agithiet it?" o citizen asked a tough looking Mariner tit , Yonge street wharf yesterdayt,. • " It will interfere with .vestecl'rights," .".Whose Vested rights?" • "Mine. • Commercial Union will depeive me of my legitimate calling." ,, • .,,what are yon ? " _ VA eninggler."---"Torento - • ' • •••honiffiegthendatreitgth;:- this quronderfni medicine bas gained great Celebrity in Miring Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases. • Dr- Pierce' s GOldest• Map covery • • • • CURES ALL HUMORS . from-Jr-cohnifon-131-dteli. or-Ei•uption, to the , worst Scrofula. Sait-rheum e• Fe Scaly. or • 'tough ' Skin, in short,. all diseases „ caused by bad blood arerconquered by thiia ' powerful, purifying, and nvigorating ittedi:. eine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under ' its, benign 'influence. Especially has it main - tested its •potency in curing Tetter, Eczema, • qtrysipelae,13oils, Carbuncles. Sore Eyes, Serof- uloug Sores and 7'elN:ifr!e%R'41:•''ilTihnitbkilrTeaget and Enlarged Glands. Send 'ten cents -In stamps. for e_large -:Treatise;+-Witheolored- plates: on Skin ,Diseases, or the same amount • for aTre_atiss„ : Sernfulons. Affections. . . • "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE Thdroughleleinee it .by using Dr. PlereOis Golden Medlcal Discovery, and god. digeetien, a fair kin, buoyant spirits; vital strength and bodily health Will be eatablitihed.• CONSUMPTION :which is Scrofula of the llanngs, Is arrested .-• and cured by this remedy; if taken in the, earlier, stages, of the diaries°. ,Yrein its. mae- "veloue, power over this terribly fatal disease. , when ffrist'offering.thia now World.tamedrein:.... edy•to the public, 1:tr;Pieree thought earirouldy... . of Calling it his 4, CONSITALPTIQN 'Clain," but • abandoned that, name as: too restrictive for a Medicine which, from ' its • wonderful .conh• or Itein-ocfleanstcliiiengTenstiethilbgiltioh:128,hilitge.ealtoterPtVanil nutritive properties, is' utieqUaled, not only 'as' aremed_y ,for Consuinigion; but for ;CI !Chronic DliseaSes of the •: • • . ForWeak •Liings;•Spitting, Of :Blood, Short, : ness of Breath, Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Bron- ehitis,: Asthma, Sei,o'ere Coughs, : and kindred affectiOns,.it is an efficient remedy. • • Sold by Druggistii, at $1.O0, or Six Bottle, ••• -grSend ten herite in stamps forbi.Seree!A book on ConsumptiOn. ' Address,. • • • ' , ,WinitelliSpentaty.SediOdAstoCiation,': • . . . • . , Malin St., flittF*4,4ftIV?Illr• • 'D 14t L..31 • - , IGOIIEFI-TS !x HAY cure I, do mot mean merelj, tO atop them for Eime and their have them return again. 1 thvalraradica once. I have made the disease of prrs, El'fLE,Fn"Y or FALL: IND SICKNESSa ettldr..: 1 %varmint my relaatilf • Wears the vrotet case& Because others It ve ratle&ls no 'reason for not now receiving fecurp. Scud at once for a treatlea and a Free Bottle ol my thfallthle remedy, Olve • Expresi and Poet Ottide„ 'It costs you.nothine for atrial. and r cu.. yeti. ...addresa DU, G. ROOT, . ' • .• . 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