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-Tho dayiafter an entertainment, at the
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BesPitakSiyen severedyeers ago by a few
ladies, assisted bykeetleisted, friends, to
obtainfanadlp start gke *loviet Vs8164j
an Old man,,,A,whe tee many menthe haat
been a patient sufferer 'from a terrible
digease,,regulting from having had his feet
feozen-lay resignedly awaiting death..
. Death, to so many a, terrible -visitant to
him'eeerued a, kind friend -looked !crivaid
to as e relief from the agony he be
eitMer0. ..fdt„ vdiAt asereed . to him,
years of. •weerinese and pain. The
children were. .at • the . hospital that
•day helping to .clear, away the remains of
• the , previous' -evenings entertainment.
' Childlike they. seen tired of the uitudital
• work, and stole away to the • wards to see
the patients, and have a chat with old Dick,
the sufferer ' just all/idea to; who was a
favorite Of theirs', The ladies, busy sorting
end pecking the immerge* articles used the
evening previous, scarcely noticed the
departure, of, their 13121411 helpers; and an
boar passed, before,they returned, brimful
of•excitement and delight,
" 0Olae I come! see poor old Dick! Ile
--fa-sound asleep; and we. hava...iinges,eur:
ils•-wakeul'-' • - -
So spoke, one CoeePir-afor; the -6tliert
dancing about filled with delight•at, the.
• thoUght of the, surprise awaiting theirpoor
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TAD' •WEAWN PRIITO*3 RATA
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Doctors, Declare That fre. jias .(htueer in
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• $ifilt Itaturdey night'a ierhn oabte
earl Thel firat,“`WhiEVerik" of. dire, news
from•San rIgfin*, **sing the ;Milers
that the Crown Prince's Melody wasof a
cancerdas nature, wee unheard in Berlin
til/ teviarde-evenieg. On the Boerso busi-
ness *ea over. Sorne:menieg papers had
emigratalatory articles on theoneprovleg
prospects of •the ' Crown, Priece, when
suddenly repette, were per-'
milted to transpire that yesterday, evening's
advices were tales news. Thesereports
oreated.general consternation,. The earlier
announcements were vaguely pat, to the
effect that the Malady hadbeen found to
bo of a cancerous nature, and •that • with
regard to the further' treatment • of the
Crown Prince no trustworthy information
'geoid be obtainable • until it•verlittl report.
was received • from-. Dr- Solireidt, Who
went to San Remo at the dommand of the
Emperor. Nothing was said about the
chancieelar recovery or tlio condition -of
the-patigpt, but the official admission
was eneggli_ to •eonform the worst fears;
in the ptiblio iiiind Eeiliierning the
Crown Prince's fate, Later :it became
known that Prof, Bergnienn had net ,leo•
friend pick, '•
WHY WilliEf3E DO NOT PB,Mc NEW TEA.
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Interesting -Facts for the:1.91MM, of the
Beverage 'Which,. P4eerle,
44141741/41..49).4.41* 419W t9.t, he -
cause 1,0 °entail*, too rotlehl,iirelOid;ent -rfr
sometimes ActualLy . intoxicating. • The
*eine "AinainishesIthe waste of thegody,
enabling them:to pt 'Along with less
noarishment-i este that it saves ft/040nd is
instinctively valued for this by the poor..
The Tartars obtained still more sustenance
from their brick -tea by poWdering it
boiling witli salt mud mutton fat, whereby
the casino or 'gluten of the plant becomes
extracted. Then they can live for weeks
on the tea -leaves which the British house-
wife throws away. .0n the Other band, it
is distinctly bad toletea Stand teo long:
that larings on to,nnin„ andtoo much tannin
will turn meat taken at the same time into
a. seri of leather within the, etorna,c12.
There can be 'little need, however; to in-
struct in the art of tea -making., Fre:1211m
silver gilt egpipage of the duchess to the
brown -steno pot, ia which the :Wealier•
'wohnin selemnly •preparee her evening dish
of tea; thteare„of rna1tingit is essentially
feminiue, and has boon profoundly etudiett.
One hundred and eighty million pounds per
ennam all passed throUgh teapots -what a
river -fa -siring fran Popy1ii" first tentative
-spoonful-andedie-medeet-ievestment_ailie.
:old,gaSt_Indik.goinnany. ••
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PRETrY COSTUMES. '
tared. at the tniversity, being engaged in.
: So. sornabodY Wentto See what the child, a coneultatimi on •the expediency .of per-.
•• ren liad. -bPeri doing "ItIring.'.141'4r• ll°i•Ig forming another .operation, and that Drs.,
absence, Well Might Plek be Pittenished• 'Beileeeter; and jereese• were in favor ef
• at the irSaleformatirsi scene vali.Sh met his. immediate tracheetemy, while Drs. Sohret-
. tiireil whim he awoke-poor.61d °Yea; dim aer Lula 11.4olvor,tio were opposed to it. At
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. await suffering and • sleepless -nights, .1140. last a decisive teilaminaticirWaginade yes-
' • ron bedstead -GU wbieli he' laY,Was twiner' terday merning,, which resulted. in the
with 110Wereeetheek diekiratioee-, . of the, ateteri aaripipielisii ciscdaring that a tp;ai,
.„_,_.,:,.._1..........• flower-reorn•the' evening hefOre ; all arOnna aidzaoti iias.,,iiiirssii*; tbec.,idy ditferauce
•---. hig4iillinilitY .lioWersT-On,' the white eoda.--. elfir.hijoief behia. as.. -p -i,. -h-- ciNviehg the fjpawn.,
. ; t ArDpiacnke :1.1. itancfratiwrialie0en76eaW,,,,ihinithin73-4•4;;;J;); Prinee's, liffa.-7.70001k7t167-proiliriged.,--•-abe-
T. Crovin•Pririce head pari �f the •diedisaion,
. SH•the dorsi hel1;145.' 'and 'fr1lgringe' )1'1 lay, .between the . doctors. • „He ,Plnimied . the.
with. secititlirhile Orbisive,nrirfereee-:'• 1 greefpeet3 Tielfzepeaeesion when told fliathie
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e, :ph ,ViterY !"'''•''he .sald4o . cue. Of the recovery• wae/Very uncertain and retired to
• : ladies'.. 'Oat Was the ': name :he'. always' meet the Princess. He . afterwards Sent -a
, , .,, Oh. Missy t .. volo..vin.g. a peep.. er, tring'aeSliatch in' the ,--041,eie'e, --ink then,'
heaven Sure. It can't be: meerthen this. f218;°:elleinlitrrsediabP. it:, rt ih' e'il 1.7 .told ahands, 11: ' 4 r `IT) rt .h,'Bqs,110!
..: ., •thata. ,§otieways.t, valfththIcia,i miiley, lie kenzie 'conimunicated the "result of the
.• The flowers, and the scliildren,•Goa..-bless
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•-"'Mr•.7-47-41eteitriIierethervfeakeedilftritsdiluitop &lure !...,i ,exarelhatieh . PI ,„ Prince ', Williain, . who
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,• ,,ito\o:-,-alstfilt lissTig,,w,r41:11-=-112:001*.e(Mr.*
' ••• 12"a.' *firtIti'gh-e'65F11: Feeibi"*atast:iindliwtgeied, Velniffiltregliir .411:1-ull-i"NOt tiiie•
• :•I'ArdenehlOiktl/e13°' •lsdiee ..ettlintl•NYUY.t° report of dectore to ' tbe'.. Emperor Ao-
• . happy, wailing ot.,•ii, "pep er 40.avert „_.. inOrrow; shares Dr. •tickenzie's opposition
their Work, adeen; leaving poor old Pick so M
.,,,,,tate,:reitit4leen: .,, 0. tvas. t40 last v‘rile the to -en immediate operation. 'HO' rellai°48•.
With the Enipereryl therefore, WillutidOnliV.
ladibs•OVer 'flaNi.',01a•!] tick: The ,litet tine edty influence the ,familyedeoision:2 Prince
•.. ,iliekie peotweary ,A:iyee brightenedet their
2erriii4 ere. : • '.'. ' . t ..7^- ..4 .. - ::".......', '.....,,,,;,-............: ..Willigfln, returns to .130-142 to.morrow. • •:' '
• • They "Iiift., htin,'With •• hiii'• eyes closed,' a: 70131 Vor ptitio6,3)341.1inhte:isetrevan•otat4i'eacrt•
smile on his Rigged *face' waiting, the MS revived interest in the: .inethede•at• .
... natio* bed and round the pale- connte., d. for:the.,extirpetian 'ef the , 'dileasei.
•,,...etirlands,5f 'flew WS over and. above., the tett Pie
'The' Natioial-.Zsitttng rtiiiiiii , artiele. bearing
Molest drawn by PcMstant suffering- • ., •' the iitia.up''O! authority, •IlaYe.t. •" Despite
if there are ' any, 'AO do . pot believD iti the .rcialignalif nature of cancer, theiatynt.
• ill.o. '004 40/16'' ILI .4 ..:fleiver. miseicav, .let :otieflitioxi...ig, ,..now, . fiequpii4k 1:13,400ssf,o..
• . ilieM „read this truthful sketch land learn famous ,Gernitin Operators are
that it .was'threigh the'Austriimentality•Of.' The Most: •
t,..er'. tal; Berlin,and Dr: Borgrnatin;who re,
Dr..11aain; of -the priederichshanicHospi-
floWer Mission 'that a poor,. Butt.
• .ing; sfriendlese, old Map had.. a "peeper tently ' performed five •operations, and in
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,• every', case •tlie, patient rapidly. reecivered.'
heaven."' ' • 'tz,' •
• ,griAikTOEIt l'Igkl.tri.PIC*,IQN:: •- .larynx • had, been4ifTeeted with, :coniplete.
•Even,the extirpation Of the Whelp ,of the
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:eciarkanic •Discoirery: .ril a O
:ng,. Lest residing hi Prague, has sent lettersto the
• .• • •Brother; . ... „ ' ' *it * ' • ., , newspapers 'stating thittPreC'Ouslienbaunt,.
• Thirtyllaree years ago last September Of Heidelberg, .remcved. ' the Whole Of. his
• .. Hiram' • Robbins . and 'wife, of •13rialton,, hteeux fule,s0;'ainco when he has enjoYed
. made a *Nit to Niagara ' Ptillik. and .02 .the eiteellellthealth..":. .''. .‘ :. .., . . . .. ,
......way.lionle were attracte . bY a man. all4 , ;Whatever is done With the Crown Pria0.4
•.: wife, accompanied by three steakchildren, the .feeling in thehiihest ;quarters is seainet
' ecals'ating•bf :a .1303r, 'a ,giri • 2 years diV farther, reliance apart De: Mackenzie. • It
. . ilid • .s ' hOY''PekhaPs .4 ,Years: old. . They will-boan unavailing and i.poignant .source
circumstances, but thenlother "was insane.. Gernian .specialists : diagnosed-the-oancet
te 0,11 Germany that while •
: were well dressed and _apparelatlY .iu, good. ey ',.ee•geee
, The' father, owing to his wife's ': illness, had ..Chitiacter.of the. growth at the outset of the
the..whoie pare . of thefamily •and•the baby Prince's illiiesa the treittnient of . the cape
Was somewhat neglected. MS. Robbins Was COminitied ' to Dr: • Mackenzie. The
•tgok pitynir the liabY„and :Offered. 'to tOe 'opinions ne' people'. tebeld; Fraenkel . and•
•charge of it'initil. thotrain reached Roches, , others; pidalieWfin the spring", are recalled
• ter. AS thy ' iteaXed the ,city 'the :father' as .proofs ef. the securacJe of the Gern101
•said t"If yeti Would kindly take.baby and alieeiatiat•s..Written opinion
keep -him, for 'eight' erten days . until I could, is hOW• of historic interest. •, 'He declared
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Prof. Tobold's
(Airs for, the. rest of the 4121113' '-'4111::-rOuPY, that therein:oval otthe.firetgroiv.tb_froni•
- and take him ' and .reWard' 'yeti ' for YCnt. the7CroWn.Prince!S throat with forceps by
• troiible.7.• •,. '• .: ••e, ., ... '..: „ , H , .: . .. Dr. Mackenzio!s. method ,prevokad a, :vigor:
•, Mr. Robbins!' people .readdyconsented to. 13es ..tectirieriee Of •: the tumor. 1 . 'The Only
• do as reqae,sted, and ',the father: olive the eminent' defender ' Of. Dr; Mackenzie- is Prof.•„
• 'maid of the baby. as Prank, :Dyer.,:.' 'Where •eiv inien, of •leutieh, , He mahitahts,:,thaf
, ' ...-the ten 44121.*Orp. Up Mr,R.!eli.,30P1.18.1994ad. Mackenzie. did not: select the *rang treat-,
., • for th,e Mania/return,' hilt in vain.' :_A..__nd_ Merit, that he contingi3d that begun ' tinder
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when twa or months hAa. passed they Bergmann .0,111. Gerhardt, ••. and that; an:
• began teivish that be Would' not 'ciene and... a
operation in the' spring 'would have been
'• he never The child growup the fester utterly'useless.' '' : .. . . , . , •
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brother of•Prof. fl; J. Robbins, Of Penfield, , .., :The fello,;iing. sehi:i..•otfloal, eurare.ary. o•f
- :with whom many Of Our readers are per. the opinions Of,thePhySidiansiniitteridenee
• s sonallyeatmainted.; , p, J. Robbins entered at an 7..iternO: is :. issued. ,to -night ti . ,Dr.
th‘army.With: the lefitb. •eginient, from SchretzerhOlds3hat thenew growth below
.•,',thigaity and • daring hie 02E40:this youth 41. .. i• .2 ..,
. . ',Lie Veva. cores, .s eancereas• and advises the
. se he 0,9400 of Mr. Mrs. .Reblmis coreplete cutting Of 'the whole •lary04:.
Daring the rebel/hen iff:.!alli'l.'.0?.!?Pfl • died. He chains • that .ati . inuneiliate oPoration
•.'!'"In.Septernber,. ,1864,. S. •,,,X."-Rolalima , came
,wouldhe vi3ry advantageousr-but-myys-be• ,
-bane, having left • hie. . right:ere". .' at C°1,,, ` woUld consent to a pOetponerrient; as in the .
• Harbor. Va.' 1.1' '.'' :fow. :°';tekt.' Plt" 'IPA' meantime the malady can he Oornhatted by
•-,retnrn. Mrs.; Erirani Robbins. died, leaving tracheotoray. " )..). achroeter is Convinced,
'• Prank :Dyer • tWidn .OrPilarlesl• ' • Th0. trj.: that the life ;Of the •Crown ,,,Prinee might be
• ,orphaned .',hPYrr /Ought the n. battle ,of • life' preserved by thetotaleicisioof *diary nx.
as best' they could, Mr. .1)37:q. taking.a' Altheugh the operation is very dangerous
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:. , :attee'asefol,. • seen, becoming . a conductor With uncertain,it Mightbe attended
pod results.. , An excision froth :tile
position On a • railroad..., Jii this . he was and its effect
415n• •the, Central,. ,and is ' new.a passenger •tkitapipe, he: hiatttaitio.,,*0* only defer
. _' •'. 'bendChicago, • lietOr • On the Kangas A. death, a le* years. .Dr..-ratuletitateg that• .
' NebraslOA : 1ailkott4• - Now 061310 'the, the new 'Welling.. preVente 'Wm ,;froni.,4xe,
.' strangest part ofy tha story. About . three. i,reashig a decisive ,eiiiiiio. . The ,affection
Weeks ago it conductor on the Central saw appear e to becancerens, but he oppqes a
' A lady -hi -the SYraolise.:dopot irking :for p. complete excision of the larynx and edye-
. 'lost hi'ctlici"',. and after'•keartlIg•Irr story Cates. tracheotomy . Only. . Dr, Mackenzie
. bep "frintenvinced that Frank DYer Wasbe. considers the.,growth..to , be ' caneermis and
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: A•.• ttor was *lent to Pref, S, J. Rebbins; ',bibles. that a small Ogeeof i. heextracted
, W 6 cerreepexided .WRII' die ladylayer- for submission to analysis by Prof: Virchow,
riiont and /: found her to bo gritek'e 818 Pr." on whose report the 'final decision of the
• The motheris Still, alive .arid. iesano„ but 1 y4,s...t044.
pans should be based... . • . :
• 11E6 •il'ev"' fbrVit'l .P9:60k: for her .baby. ---••••The. Emperor is naturally inaoh affected
She eta tell his a:Iced:ago andthe elegies by the serious nature of the Crown Prince's
• • . he Wore *hint:She 'last ' save. him, The
,-- illness, but the ruiners. that . lie has bad.a
father died soon After ' Jawing the ehild tele.* threatening deetli are unteue. Ile
. Witli Mt. RObbirie, 'Lind at • his. death., all hits appeared daily aktlits. :palace .' windoWs ,
• • • pcisitivo :krtoWledge its to tile. Whereabouts at the tinie for relieving .tho ',guard. and
•of the babe was lpet. . The , older 'brother bowed and saluted the crowd waiting ,for
•. 'lives in Xebra,ska,.. .00,4dtieter pyo*: is *14 WM, Hp leeks, pale eild works et his desk
• his Old home at, Allen's Creek With, pref, for eonie trindbefore dinner. , News comes,
.0.•'8'4' 33Abiri5,$wh° will a.4°0°11183IY 11'°I. to frOni Coblentz thap
t, the..npress is worse.
• , See the, relatives frOm WhOM ,hs has 'bse.n. lgaballetineehoat her gond itioe have been
,Eioparat edfor 113 yeata.--17.,oches(r;../7e7alposted, and it. is feared her Meese is serious.
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' A TRAIN.
Americans Travelling Iinxgrinatly From,
Boston, to CaRforebt,,
• By long odds the moat . magnificent train
whicklatifv:eler passed . over tha- Grand
Trig* line ,vent west about 330 yesterday
afternoon. It Wad convoying One-. of Ray-
•mond a; Whitcomb's, eptirsion- parties
from Boston to California. The vestibuled
train is the latest and greetest improve -
A GALE fFirPrf 8017.*P..f.
The Stealnsalp-Atianue Severely nandied
by the Blev4
An Owen Sound despatch of lad (Friday),
nig14-1*y.a„.:.-.-.-Xlma-oteit4PAg-,A.I040j9....,at
tempted fe go tOC011isgwoodthie morning,
halal's& ow. pootintor •131*- .got
as fir as MeafOrd; °mil not Make that
bort or go tany.farther and had to turn
back. While "she was passing the Clay
remit of the idea pat forth in the Pullman Banha,aitremendona wave struck ber for -
TWO Magnificent Dresses Juin Produced by
• Worth:, ,
' A cablegram to -day says: One of
the most. magnifieent hall ditesseS of
the present season ' has just been corn:
pleted by Worth for the Itaisian Princess
Troubetsko. The ample train • in grass
green velvet is caught. back to show Side
breadths in: satin of the palest' possible
green made very fall and -caught im slightly.
Thee SiaeWidthe areniet-hy a plain front-
ugerin-pale groan satin -set -on the skirt with
scarcely any fulness and embroidered down"
the centre:with o, Ouster of ostrich feathers
8163p -in& car--tinit of providing the most Vvard-;,-throwing. her. on. her gide- At the
conifertable, the most luxurious; and the same time another wave caught her on the
safest transit for the railway paesenger• other Bide, gweepingher decks from forward '
and the =meet and unquestionably the eft, washing Movables overboardand wash., ,
finest prodeof of the Pahl:eau shops are ing two of her metallic lifeboats Overp,
these magnificent cars. • By an ingeniolie breaking the davits and stauncheons like 1
device the whole train is united tinder one mere straws. Shewill lie here and repair.
continuous roof, so that in place Of de- The mate has driven down in hopes of find- •
•t•aelied ea.:FS -with'expotedplattoilno; -,there ing her two boats. 'Wind northwest, forty
is, in reality, an elongated. suite of elegantly miles.
furnished apartments, comprising 411 the ' •
comforts end ,appliaaees, of the most Would yon know the keen , delight
hisuriensly Appointed hotels. The passen. a wholesome appetite, .
'ger passes trent his bed 'room to the bath nrestrained by eoliee dire,
eadache's curse, fevefs fire, •
roor,n. of bather shop, and frau the- dining, houghts morose, Cr icy chilli ? : ,
roornto the sinohing rooni or reading room,: 'henaae Dr. , 's " • •
argativ,e
without tlie least expeatirotto the elenfelits• ‘Dr• • •le
or to any 'risk of soiled'hands or garments, original aud only. genuine I.Aittfe •
such as a passage across the platform of an Pills; 25 cents a Vial. ..
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can go from one mid of -the train. to the Nothing sliowe greater abjectness of
other without the „eliglitrit sa-d-fgi3K tharfr's listighty'dertrattor-fovierrd
'11,1-e'VeSti'bules,-whiclevonstitute-theqnain ;-"*""4
feature of this model train, are _formed bY ..„„.' , ...;..„,„.d...,..44,.... • -
enclosing the' platfernis. They are as ele-.
gently finished DA any part of the car, car -
illuminated by means of lights depending VL
'LE
so tie to entirely conceal the Points of
PELLE ' tt The, Original .
outrglaSfrpaneled doors full, upon the etePe. . :1,4347:laA013: FP n LLS:.. '.
they can- bp. opened, -. when. aatop .i• BBlitIB-BsEee-t7AR.4.01P'rlir-lli::::::•IA:B.ex.4z,"7,sr.IVS;A:i8Oig '
connection 'between the joined ears, and 1,1 a NAV C
'LITTLE
frOm the ceiling; wheee raYs fall thrOegh tat ‘'.41/4r ° IVER
side doors, opening out on the steps,
are barred while the train is -in Motion, but wi•
is made.: A vertical bufferbetween the
car's imparts greater - steadiness- to the Mein% entirelt vegetab/e, they Op.;
,fireineredlices the tendency to oscillation or 'occupation. PUtup in glass via, s hermeee.,
• these little ellets• give the. most perfect
erati3 wit out distur anee to thsrtem, diet,
and -.equalizes the t`resistances.-- --The -coDy seded.. Alwaye fres and relatile As
oars' .superlative -'elegande , ex. a laxativell„alterative, or purgritives
fIatigaction. „, • ,
-throe in each groop-and worked in grass -Whited:every-whore-I-Several railway men
green, does silk, and silver • beads. • ' Around and. a; Times representative had it -look
this -Skirt front 'runs ri13126n pattern in. thretigli the train- daring the feW minutes.
grass green. -velvet, eirblined -with Silver it.stopped here. •,Theratmeisof. the coaches
lire the Harvard (dining), Whitcomb
(sleeper), Holden (deeper), Rayeriond'.
(smoker); Pasadena (deeper), America
(sleeper) Delmente (parlor), : Cerinthia
spangles,the whole front being edged with
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silver embroidery. ,
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A very beautiful and artistic evening
dress„. which. was made for the Marquise. do
rong°104%Ittiffalke Filheteleiet Ode*
bee eViri=cepueefill1/454.2iMairrelilila
KfkintnfoilteerlbeikiPgltrilliftyf-eoet
veiled with silver spotted tulle edge, with,
fringe and silver ,beads, and drawn up o,t
one aide with a hiunch of yellow roses'; with
buds and ' felisige,• a longer branch of the
'Same flowers'being-serat-the-other-side of
the skirt. The back is composed of plain
fall.widtha °Mho. silver:spotted tulle, • and
at the right side falls'a 'Ong, white sash in.
pale 'yellow satin ribl3on:.
Bow theArneer.Puidelied an
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The Hoitelaiale/ : Some strange
stories have been told et the way, inWhice
Abdur Rahmen •lords it Over his people.
• "vgz);amviestPaxical1-)0PA'srAg
ervaltrimMlissozaventiV,tgtoAWT2i1r.
odegicesaas.-1-
ductor 'Allison, ' of London, Is.
The "coaches Comprising, the train are
valued'at $140,000.-Hamiltou Times,
• • A.:Business-like Offer '
Por many years the niattufactarers Of
Dr: Sege'fi Catarrh Rentedy -have , offered,
ingeed. faith 000 reward for a case of
Nasal Catarrh which cannot mire. The
RemedY is sold. by druggists it only 50 cents.
This Wonderful remedy has fairly . attained
werld-widerePutatioru-'-if you have dull,'
heavy headache, obstruction of the • meal
'passages, discharges from the _head
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SICK RENE,
B1114110 Headttebes
Dizziness, 1ConatIpm.
ti Indigestion,
Bilions Attachsoindall;
doriangenients of the storm,
.4aehandabitiffiffitYliffisexffiotop&:
KilitraM.44175.1044Braliltie,AW6
!ORA* SOTO 3430 1)7f 11}3r,
In' explanation of theremedial power et'these
Pellets over .so great a variety of diseases. it •
may truthfully be said that their. action upon .•
the sYstere is unifiersal. not a. gland or tissue
escaping their sanative influence. Sold by
, druggists, 25 cents a vial. Manufactured at the
Cbemical Laboratory of Wonec'eDisiegissairr
'3/semen ASsoommoiki, Duple; N. Y'.•
There es it humor in Ins. way (418,3+111g the into the -throat, sometimes profuse, watery
lord -absolute which can beat be appreciated. ' 'acrid; • at ;others, thick, • tenacious,
at a distance, as • a 'story which has. just rrineonie. purulent, bloody and putrid; if
,reached us will show. ' 'Net long ago, we are the eyes are- • watery. and inflamed
'told, the Arneer was sitting in clurbat • dis- if there is : ringing in the 'ears,: deafness,
cussing • pablio 'affairs. .• The " hchne." hacking of coughing t� deer die. throat; ex-
depattrieetthed gene throagli their' work. .pectoration of offensive inatter; together
Orders had been issued • to :release. certain with .01:Albs from ulcers; the Voice being:
Perietui from the sorrows of existence, when changed and heti a•nasattwa;ng•e the breath
the durber suddenlY dashed into greater pffensive ;.staell and taste impaired,;.'sen-
things;Und began to talk pleat the English Elation of dizziness, With mental depression,
and•the Itussietifi. • A. wank Whip had lately a hacking cep& and.generar"gebility, yea
been introduced•at court, and. was net well e,re •sliffering from nasal catarrh: • The
acquainted :with hhe envereign'S 'ways, more complicated your disease, the greeter
remarked: "Lord the earth, let people number and • •: diversity .ot symptoms.
say 'What they like; but thishilmble onehas Thoestinds of •cases annually, without
boen scanning the political • horizon with Manifesting hall of the above symptoms,
far,reaching, eyes --E, nil the 2108h:ins are result in consumption, and end in the grave:
"Feifilrie--The lord Of the. earth. smiled' No disease is .so common, more deceptive
a stveet smile --some of ;the, Old courtiers and dangerous; or less Understood, or more
Who knew. that : also eh:died-and, uesucccsefully treated byphYsicians.
turning upon him with the far-reaching ,
eyes," said : " Bright jewel of our .durbar ' •The State of Crops in 'onterie.
and. min of Our understanding,irt thou mire
of this ?" " The lord .of the earth is
A
omniscient and knows everything," replied
he. " Well, to be • sure, we do see thing's
-endlmovrOne-er tWO things,but-weare old
now Moreover, , yon tree obstracts, our
view. . Moreover, thee art young ;• gOthou,.
therefore, climb. the tree; watch the :cursed
Muscovite's movements, arid when he is
very °lee° Upon come and inform us.
The tree is high, so that then shalt, be
enabled to see a long way off." Forthvgith
the Man War; led to the tree and made to
climb to the topmeet :brandies. To keep
,up his Courag,e if he grow weary of his. poet,
a guard with bayonets fixed Was toiq off to
remain below,. It is young man
bit considerably elevated by hneinaster's,
limner, and felt verY•eXhilarated at first ;
hate 'three ' days! centeMplation of the
beauties of nature,,is aptio •tire one, and so
ha fell. They, say he get hert and died. No
miOdo,res to raise alarnisin., Cabot now.
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iteeinau;•spare'that Tree
Chief Justice Gilt decided sai iniportent
queetion yesterday in Queen vs Stonge.
Defendant, who 'was•ati employee of the G.
N. W. Telegraph Company, had been dm -
\rioted in Barrie for having destroyed trees
while • at. work errangiag and' repairing
telegraph wires. tpen a motion to quadi
conviction His Lordship"' held that under
the statutes relating theroto the 4legraph
corapany.:ana their servants Are exonerated
here blame in respect .of injuries • to teees,
saleng unneceisiary 'damage isdone.
The conviction Was quashed.
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'Chicago Pointers: . •, .
Fierce looking stranger (just arrived) -I
am looking. Sir, for tho, socialist head-
quarters in this place. ,
Patty -: 0,a areseed,,-,Yees • eft,' saloor.i
etraiii,ht ahetva::.. direelly .opposite.
You can't miss ;it, MSt friWldf Yoki can't
miss it if yen keep on.---:(31Wage Tribnne.
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neteatiVe ,Plidit, Of London, w"ent to on the meeting of the Cherch of England
:Eastwood, neer Woodstock, yesterday and 8ynoil of Neva Seotittet.Halifax yesterdey;
•: Arrested Maud SherWoOd' alias, Cartor on a a•cablogroan was read from the Archbishop
40 -chargf of obila tiofiottfoLi:, Tho \vortical of C., 1nterbury fitatiegflietbe was waitieg
' lived iilytaindon steno' six months age, adr, for additiefilil information before r,ecom..'
.. ing,which time, it is alleged, She gave. birth eleielieg a• name for the bishopiic. . 'the
, to it abild which olio got rid of by IOILVing 'Synod, cortsbqtteritly, acqourhed. for threb
on it doorstep, . • ,„,,,, ', ' .. Months.. •t',. ' . .
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isCifieredby the manufeetur..
ers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh. .
Remedy, for a care of
• Chronic; Nasal Catarrh 'which
they gannet cure. • • '
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S• YMPTOMS OT• CATAI11.1111,Dull,
heavy headache, obstrtictionjaof: the nailed
passages, discharges, falling ffrom •thee head
hito. the throat, sometimes profuse, watern
and acrid, at others, thick,lenacious, eille0O/3.
purulent, Woody and putrid; the eyes are •
Weak; watery; and inflamed; there is ringing
inthe-earis; deafness, hacking or coughing to •
clear the throat,, expectoration of offensiVe
' inatter; together. with scabs from ulcers; the
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voice is ehting,ed and has a nasal twalirrthe.,
...breath is offensive; smell and taste are
paired; there is,a sensation •df dizziness,•with
mental depressionpa backing cough and gen-
eral
debility. Only a few of the above-named ,
symptoms ate likely to be present In' any one'
'case. , Thousands of eases annually, -without
•manifesting half of the above symptoms, re,
suit in consumptieue and end in the"graVew
No disease is so coral:eon, more deceptive and •
dangerous, or less understood physidans."
•By soothing, and healing properties,
Sago's Catarrh ,Remedy cures the worst
cages of .4Dittarrb, 46 cold in • the head?,
Coryzn, and Catarrhal Ileaditelite. '
59,11pir druggisticpyotywhere; so rote, ,
16,1Untold Agony front Catarrh.9?
The November report, of. the Bureau of • Tref, W. AilSNER, the famous' m' ani
Industries forOntario states that the,aree ff d u told agony from chronic nasal •
or Ithaca, N. ivrit,es: "Some ten years ago
devoted to rye is, small, and that this crop
does not appear •to . be growing in
-favor: -The average • new crop of fall
WINittc in the ProvincS is • • • about
the, game ss that given to the crop of this
year. Theappearaiace and general condition
of thecrop at the end of- October may he
ranked, as • fair. Indian , corn, sorghum,
beans and buckwheat have shared the fate
of other crops ; 'the. drouth proving too rnuoh
for theta:, All • accounts unite placing
,tbe. crop of -clover seed ft coin-
elete failure. The general condition
4, the root • drops is about on a par
with_tho,t4gibe_grains. _Despite the
ex-
trernely het surrimer, those portions of the
Province Vaal ,devote any considerable
attention to fruit growing rePOrt the ,'pest
season to have been 'a favorable one
for; this branch . • of agriculture.
,Tfle poop 'pastures. of the past season
have •lutd the usual effect upon . live 'atock,
notwithstanding :that Supplementary feed-
:ing was adopted to a much greeter extent
than generally:happens: The dairy indite -
tribes been niucli More ,sUccesstill rduring
the past year thanonight haVabei3n expect-
ed: The yield on •honey was affected by the,
drouth,•but at the latter prat of ,October
colonies were =eh stronger than expected.
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Sir Charles Warren's, order prohibiting
meetings in. Trafalgar square, London, has
be -approval of all but the disorderly classed
Or fanatics. " Sir :Charles," saya the
Daily News, " proposos„ to Stop. •a public
nnisKrice, mid lie ought to bp vigorously up-
held.".' Other journalS write in a similar
tone and Priblic opinion in Lendon, is un -
The Nerthweet • Cotitiell has' passed it
resolution in faVol! Of the ballet for the
election: of its members. • , .
. Both otlt wctjya and ih pard,bound steamers
are delayedin'. the St. LaWronee by stress:
eso 01„,
00 tiot‘
f601\°°'iti
aa04.,:n0°,\KOVAiti
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.ShOwS its tl.rEt ptoelivity0
De, hot lot itieVoss tho,bOttliit-
Qtwp it witli activity. „.
• Many a patient, yoting oi olden,
•Owea a quick recovery .
411 to.1,1i, Pierce's Golden • .7
Medical Dieedvory. •
1 Isa*Ot 17.plcasttntwayorputtingXt. • .
catarrh. • Atv filmily,physician: gave me up as .
incurable; and said „I Must die. My cage was
such it bad one; that every day towards gun, .
" set my *Wee -would beceine .so .13eared
barely speak above a,.whiSper.. In Morning .
iny coughingnad clearing' of anythroat would
ahnost strangle inc. 13y the Use of .Dr. Sage's .
Catarrh Remedy, inthree mouths, I was a Well
. Man, and the•cere has been permanent" ' , • •
4itpOnatantly *king rind.
TitelitAd 3. lingstriva, Esq.; 290; Pine Street. • ,
t. Lou is, writes "I was it great sufferer •
: from catarrliforthree years. At thine I could
hardly breathe, And. was constantly hawking
and spitting, and forithe "lest- eight...months-
• ld not ',reatho through the nostrils. I,
•thotifhwtar could he one .for ,
fly, tarrh,
seasUn't° b:ag9
lfemenY: and _ nett We . mao. 1 believe '
' it to be the only sure remedy for Catarrh. now
-IflialtriViiiiiregAtilnee4gu.onnziirregowasti3..
.11 permanent burn" ...4 • - , ••
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lionTSS, Rtnipan P. O.; Co..
,. Pa., says';., `My daughter had Catarrh when
she was five years old, very badly, 'I Saw Dr.
Sago's Catarrh Remedy advertised, and. pro-
cured a, bottle for het, and •goon gaw that it
helped her. a third bottle effected Penna. -
tient cure. 'She is now eighteen years old and, •
Sound -and hearty:" . .
, Mials Spinater •Rit•ally, Mr. 'Oldboy, you.,
are'so kind 1"
Mi O1dboy-D'ti Spinster. I: food ;%‘;ith yon,/you know; ".
niention it,. Miss
hecaase the ofller8 aro, all too young for a
Man of my yearS. . • •
Ilanest 'and True. •
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_en I esionre I do not mean merely tO eton them tor a '
tlind and then hove them return actin. 1111,0 it radical „, • •
pure, !have made the dleeedeof FITS. EPILEF8Y orFALI-
IStI
s tise400r itu.k. I. wairent My remedy'
' to Are the *Mt eaSee. "Becanee others heve ,falled Is no •
reason tor, not now recelding a cure. Bond ill once for a
'treatise and a Free BottlOof my Infallible remedy. tilea
Ilipresitand Poet Office. It coats your nothing ler • trial,
and I wlliroro you. ..itddreas 511.110, FOOT,
'Branch Olice, 311 Tango St., Toronto...
..; This is eMinently the ease With 130180ii',6
Nerviline, , the great: pain • cure. . It, is an
honest relliedy, for it, contains' the Meat] ,.
,powerful, Said purest, and,m0St'oertain,paiii I. TH F. ,"1
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subduing. vinedies • known . .to medial,' ' ' • .
.SCience. It is honest, fin' Ude-0411.ft elaitnel.
to •ad. ',It, is holiest, .hecliaiSa it is the beet 1 fiS i
in the wotld, . lt billy eedte'l0 or .p'. 'cents i!,
nob? a Nom viireiiittaY reevegVeon dritase
nott
to try it, and. You can buy"a 'bottle ai any 1 .
.... ruiftUrO'Orvth. thonoende Of essee Of the tedret nrit•i, on i tit lac emir i
have been cure • indeed. sO et•• •re . My' kith In 1111 •
iite'tiireit----toOthaelie ' a.
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neuralgia, 'Pain.in. the baek and tilde,. Al1. a"'''Y' that ' "'I "fli ''''''') n 11 • . '''' x '0 16 16"th"
. , . , , , ,,, _. . vith a V,. LOAM TANA tIffit nu to,. Ow. , to 001. '
pains ere promptly relieved' by Poledia'S • '
. , sufferer. • lily., iiitprel.. tnit,r. ii .11411..,41i, ... ' .'
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