The Signal, 1897-5-6, Page 6THE
SIGNAL : GODERIOH (NT., THURSDAY, NAY 6 1897
A SPECIFIC._
La Grippe, for Colds, Coughs,
SAYERS PECTORAL
AND LUNO TROUBL1gs,
Ise' Two years ago, I had the grippe.
tad it left me with • meet which gave
ms no rest night or day. My family
physician prescribed for me, changing
tho medicine as often as be found the
Ihltaga I had takcu were not helping
me, but, in spite of his attendance./ got
' so better. Finally, my husband,—read-
ing one day of a gentleman who bad
had the grippe and was cured by taking
Ayor's Cherry Pectoral,—procured, for
me, a battle of this medicine, and before
I had taken half of ft, I was cured. I
have used the Pectoral for my children
and in my family, whenever we helve
needed it, and hare found tt a swill,
for colds, ronchs. and lung troubles."—
Elmo Wool% North St., Elkton, Md.
w
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
• Highest Honor* at World's Fair.
titans lar Sysfea with Ayer's Smooth.
:W1TII_AL.Le.HER
,When I wag but • lad,
Long alto,
This simple lore I had,
Don't you know,
Tbatssary maiden fair
Was .n angel unaware,
,And 1 wondered when and when
The wings would grow. -
1I.
Betwiser now sin I,
A good deal,
Tho' I've sometimes seen Ulm*.
Yet feel
They are something just
Ulan and angel in their
Since my Heilllds 1'
On her
friendly esouQb newer. whoa our re1a1100* melted *ma tar. twilws•t►etr Hite i?eibe
were sot wawa. rel•tlome. head .f the ,weirs sad Wooed. The
ser•tehlat nomad became louder wad leader;
we hard the • terfag of wood. My
hear) best wild* W. shot old fool Hoa
" What's the plea !" asked nos el my
Qepsedes to • whlsper. woes ens wise quits
sure that • door wet beteg torted. sad 1
said, " Let them enter sad seine then ••
they come to the top of the Haire. I hope
that valet will keep quiet."
" He'll be .l1 right," said !)1r. Bell -
weather, seder bis breath. sed added, ea if
• thought came to him, " I'tl slip nut ea to
the- talcosy window sad see what they're
up to."
He had left to before I could stop him.
sad ie another moment 1 heard the balcony
window open. '1'he ser•tobiag still woes
on Omagh, and fust as a reel trash game and
the window must have bees forted open.
the lend voice of the Breach video was
heard orytns, " Robberies, thieves," wbtl•
the shrill sound of • potioem•a's whistle fell
on the night air.
At Ohm moment Mr. Beltwe•tber return-
ed from the balooiy. ' " They're alarmed,''
he tried, "and .re running for the small
garden 'reit ; attar them, for your lives."
Determined not to loge Boa et stay risk, I
tufted, my opmr•des tenoning me, end as
we emerged we were mot by two policemen,
who had teen w•tobiog oear the house. Mr.
Rellweather alone seemed able to disown
the whereabouts of the robbers,•nd he cried
lordly. " Down there by the garden gats !
After them. go elope."
The pursuit beosme general to an instant.
The two polic.toeo madly blew their
whistles ; my two comrades, swift runners,
went their beet pace. 1 found myself last
of .Q et the end of • minute, sod my com-
panion ws• Mr. Bellweetpor. We were
nsithe- of as good runners, and he cried,
"Stop ! We're leaving the treat of the
hbtue unguarded."
His words were true, end worthy of •
thoughtful saga. I stopped imttsntly, reap.
ink for breath. sod Dried, "Come book
Dome back, there may be soma of them or
to the rardens." with which idea I turn
round to run the other way, when an extra-
ordinary thi.g happened. Somehow or',
other, Mr. Bellwe•ther'e legs got pored op'
with none. sad I fell heavily to the earth.
At that moment • gag win shoved into my
mouth god • pistol.wes at my heed. It was
held there by kir. B.11weet.hee.
•' !dove • motels,,' he Mooed, " and I blew
Your brains oat." I endeavored 10 rise, but
he streak me heavily ea bite heed with the
pistol. and, half anooaooiota, I felt myself
being booed. Theo I beard the sound of
wheels, and knew that the robbers were too
tag drives rapidly sway, sad so 'Hatt UesR
soi"uenees.
They- teldonmatt •boat it nevi day. —W -t
Rellereatbet hod never retained from G.t-
`na•7 at •11. The telegram Dolling the men
William t4 --Dever wen a tales ase. The
thieves had watered the house le the after-
noon and packed ill the valuables, getting
them into the cart dariag the false oho of
s euppo.ed thief. Mr. Bellweather was •
,ham ; his valet win Ben. And I was dons !
Yee, sir, done by • burglar ter the drat and
last time Ute. •
We eves ohetted, l.ugbed end inset to-
gether. sad t1 wee no eatraurvilomry Donau
rent* ones old Bels Briggs, the burglar.
met Use en the top of • 'bas in:Kowtows
bN afternoon. sad stook me heartily by
the band.
What ere you doing, Ben T'' I asked.
When be had borrowed • pipe st, Iobsuoo
he replied—
" Nothing, mate ; waiting for • job.''
" Ha, he! You'd like me to take t tele
a P•ris,a1. Ben's"
Well, I dune* ad I would ; you ain't
likely to tome in bolero's me and my twin'
with all your cuteness. I tall yet what,lold
hoes, I'm gei.g for Bellw.etber's, the
banker's in • day or Iwo, tad 1'11 bet yer
five pound yer don't oopp me."
The offer was estouodla or tmpoigjeot. 1
knew that Mr. Bellweather wen with
his
family in Germany. We ordered
to watob bio hoose *lowly, se it oent•ined •
large number of trwures, tad we bed done
so What ooald be the matter with Ben to
•' blab" the whole thing to this way' Wee
be drunk 7 Not • bit of tt—oke ecu as sober
u I wee.
•• Tell you whet, ben.''A rid I, after a
moment's thought. ' I'll bet you five
pounds, and what's mon, I'll pay squarely
it 1 loos."
That's • go," he cried. " 1'11 take a
weak. an' if the job sia't polled off by that
time, 1'11 send yer the paper."
We had a drink in the Iligh Street, Ken•
singtao. and we p• -ted. I was glad to get
away, tor it dawned on my mind that they
uugot undertake the job that very utght.
Nor oottld I possibly diviee the, strange be-
haviour of suoh an old band like Ban.
Jacksou, who tal.ed the tub over with
me, said, " Look out, my boy. 8.11 -
weather's is not the house there're going
fen ; they've vot some big plaht on in the
neighborhood .n4 we must keep our eye.
open, That Ben would deceive ell the de-
tectives in ail the (*totals. let alone a be-
ginner."
• I said " osrtaialy." but in my own heart
I tbouebt that I was. jolly clever fellow ;
and in that mood 1 strolled into Palate
Garden. end took • look at the hooker's
mansion. It was • floe bone, carefully
guarded. One moa-serv.nt remained es a
w&tohmen ; and I took an opportunity of
chatting with him,explaining that I tnongbt
an attack would be made on the plea.) in a
n ight or two. Hs laughed the ides to swore.
" We're abut up like mood jpeiat*," mood be,
" and yon mop just sleep easy. They won't
get pinch ibis rood.' •
Bet, twitting Baa. 1 thought otherwise,
1 T ebBclt itri r turn �. polios-
. ion, 107121 •' You 1. your
dotage.-
Now, I bed settled -es a plan in my mind.
I would watch Betibsather's house myself
every night duiteg that week, and would
take two smart fellows with ttte that we
might thoroughly surround it a Tbi. plea 1
rollove4d, tvatchIng•iNgeotly in the raw
January cold, for five tours every night,
end eontiouirg the business for the tive d.ys
of tbs slotted week. Nothing transpired,
however—not • soul came near the place.
there were no robberies to the district ; old
had evi4eo,ly been tooling me. •
L11f -
She doe. not she • etc*
Of it wine ;
But her figure is divine,
And the fling
f ber ebbreeisi ed Rowa,
As she dickers through tt • town,
Might buy the tbrons and crown
Of • king.
IV.
No halo of • taint
Does she wear,
Such as Lippo love h to pdt'
Bu' her hair— - - -
As when ell heaven Nrenas
Theo' the lands(*pe of my dreams—
In suoh glory floats end gleams
Oa the air. .
v.
Bat not all for heaven she,
• Not too good !
'---Yee she's good enough for me
In any mood,
And if her dashing wheel
t Toot her even to the dell.
h_ Tbitber w
"l!� es, would •
Og the sixth night 1 win preparing to ftp
out es usual, when of a sudden the whole
otl'ioe was surprised bp the •ppeerenoe of
Id r. f4eliweather himself. a tall, gentleman-
ly men, with an aristocratic bearing, end •
most polite air.
1 am sorry to have to trouble you •t
this hour of the night," he laid," butt I have
reoeived • letter from my man William,
saying that be fears • bnrgltlry •t my ifouee.
Strange men have been w•tchios &bout
it duriug'the last four days ; and yesterday
a man in the ucltorm of a moldier endeavored
to get into oonversation with R•ilii•m. He
wired to me at none, so I have left my wife i
and children at Dover, end . h.ve hurried
home."
I said that he bad noted most wisely, and
as 1 vatheted from his remetk., William
expected the burglary to be attempted that
night or 'perhaps the next. This caused me
to be prompt in my action. •' 1'.I return
.1114 you and well watch together," 1 sad :
" twoocen will be enough, for they will be
well armed, an? if we take more we may
disturb the gang and lose lose them."
•• Quite so," said Mr. Bellweather ; " it
would be as we11• once for all tit rid the
oeighborbood of these plats. I Isms flay
French valet wltb me, and that wf11MI*
five of us in all, for I have sent Willittls to
Dover to look after the luggoe, and to help
too 'd Help ileal— recite.,_-44-yo'e mar ea trop gtttw•tlrrte
at once it would be safer."
Evidently there wse not • minute to be
lost. Calling two trusty men, I bade them
load their revolvers, sod instruot the police
on the beat to keep about the place. Then
we set out, and when we arrived at the
banker's house I s0= jet-iupper ecu laid
in the 41u1eg-room, stall that there were
lights rs the kitchen.
You've trot too msob•gee .bout," 1 said:
bot he remarked :—
'• We asp close the shatters when we pet
in, and it is • little early for them vet."
This was trne,and we entered, being care-
ful to close the whale plain up that met •
ray of light might shine outside. Theo Mr.
Rellweather invited us to sap with him, and
we eat down to • good meal admirably
cooked by the French valet,a silent reep.ot-
ful asreant, who never opened his lips,' but
seemed to anticipate our every want.
Sapper owes. the wetebing began, and we
made • nioe little party, drawing round a
nosy fire on the great lwding,.n advantage-
ous spot, as we weld hear there any noise
or attempt on the house. As for myself, I
knew that I was about to make a fine heal,
tad. lighting a.MR oigar, I said :—
" You old fool, Ren ; whenever were you
A DETECTIVE'S
- CONFESSION.
RAVE I ever been outwitted? you
sok : and I respond -01 course I have.
Lives there • man who has not done some
foolish things in his salad days? I should
like to see him. But you want the narra-
tive, sod 1 don't mind giving it to you. My
triumphs have been many : why should I
fear to tell the world of my few failnie.1
It was some years ago. I bad Jost enter-
ed the force, bot had shown so much skill
that they had quickly made me an inspec-
tor in the Kensington dietriot. Young as 1
one, I knew e11 the oriminals in London, all
qhs famed burglars, ell the mobemen and
swindlers. They knew me, too ; and
VitiniffTRoUtils
cUR[O ev
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
1 have been troubled for some
years with urihary tlioublt.. I
could not hold my urine, - Was
ooastiultly broke°;t5 any rest, as
1' lt*d to get tip six or eight
tittles every -sight. I tried doc-
tor lived many rems4iee ' :outgetting airy relief . nitti ..Coe of
goy friends ad*ised f'n' :r -;ry
Dodd', Kidney Pills. i fiat re-
lieved from the first hoe sad Six
boxes completely cured me. 1
cannot thank you enongh
the flee lease of life end oolss-
Lct vont Dodd's Kidney Atte
bas given me.
A. MaGRRo' ort,
Corniv , Ont..
Pat
thinking about to blab tit. that •"
' t 4'es tmmBMtr i; obit sA the ...,dti fn thlf
lower part of the Mousse were out. The
Frenoh valet slept, air pretended to sleep,
for we had told him to keep his ears open In
the butlers pantry by the kitoben. The teat
of tae huddled round the flee. spathes' ia
whispers, amoktog like ohtmaies, listoaing
to every sound, to every moss of thewfatry
brews.
•' They'll try the library window for •
certainty," whispered Me. Bel/weather to
me, es the *lock strewth the quarter-p•st,bul
I said, " Hardly ; the pasta y wisdom is
more likely." And with that we fell to
'intoning .gain, and all was silence.
As I waited end watched, 1 bse.ae eat -
Wee, and still more envied"ebe*t thew
lower windows, and Ieadei the ,Rain
. w iso to mike snab•a ori tees tryiq
the pantry : rt. 1 vas rotesars4
by the appearance* orae» vale!. who came
up from below as 1 woe &boa�t� ybe� down,
cad remarked in very bed �. "Veer
right." He we. • f•itatal f042.*.tas•i yalst,
sad he wstebed wall -
W hien the hear of two.'eiseb esmtw we
ware nearly ail asleep Thea N to soy. the
rest of them were stadia' ff nil* soil.
sed Mr. 11►1loss%Nt wen absolute: suit -
hie. 1 ►Ions wen geared of say foil aka -
tel powers, •&e es the tried Wed for h sas-
most, .JA die deep MB of the INN desk
Omsk the tali peas. I sista Maar s
foist f or•teh nab *waft tree beim.
"111 t. waste *Mi
The tdrw.n was ,�t s u • gala&
am Marr
JI�'whgltarrrt�E7F'a°t
�•-" a tr
Vy port nim:.
E
in
my
Misgee _for Y Par.
The spirit el SuMae..y V deatin•ai b
♦berdeea. A 1WMie while before the cloy
Mottle* s masdidats thought he would call
ea • few el the leading tatty oounutllers, He
bailed a c4, tad told the robins" to' drive
him to Councillor iii sett, the treasurer.
The oeandillar wee loud 1. • bleoksmitb
chop shoeing a horse. ,.1'U see somebody
better tb•n this," said the ,aadid•t . •'Drive
use to Councillor M•ttlead'a."
The cabmen trsreupoo drove him to the
p•wiebreksr'L
"• Drive me to Coiuigillor Grey's."
" I'm Councillor Grey. ear, replied the
cabman.
Vale tare el Besot Worked.
Little Evelyn Joggle went with her mother
the other day to mks a call upon • neigh-
bor whose little nista bad resennly deed.
In Zoffenng her condolence, Mrs. Joao
said, among other things, that " the good
die young," and that it :seemed se if the
had and useless people lived on indrtisieely,
while those who wen a real use in the world
were the firse to be taken.
That night, *ken Evelio win saving her
preyers,her mother win somewhat surprised
to hear her depsfft from the usual form, and
la oonolusion sapplirte :
"Will you please make me a bed end use -
Feu girl, and minium and paps .nd little
brother, too, so we coo go on living for ever
and mew. Amen."
a.dktee G1Asees.
One of the smallest things desirable on
eoc•sioos to know L how to prevent ocean-
sioo in medicine glens/ where homeopathic
medicines are Deed. A trained unripe give.
• simple rule, easily remembered : Always
cal the just given medicine farthest sway
from the Matteotti patient ; the• no patios% ;
thea: no matter whet • the arrangement of
fla. it te the forward and owroet gloss
y q* he lobes hem next.
'
IRaagerout ■1u1es.
wattindld tun seeing the proeotti�ir
said Billy to Sammy, who didn't re. Thar
were either together on the fends.
" Y e,w '" drew& Sammy.
" Yes. E'epb•ots and camels, ea' heroes For lull particular, .es : dvenisem.aweraglihM
tin' wagons tell el Iodises, sod Romsa war-
riors. .a' *keys as hones. ask pd,„, o' -Put RM. SAL. Sit Soon Sr.. -
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IN BICYCLES Awl
WATCHES poi%
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sow
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GODZIU08
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A..S. CHRYSTAL,
aswesaf f Carpets: A Blade,
Hanunisturer of •11 kinds of
BOILERS.
Smoke Stacks, Balt Pans, Sheet Iron
Works, ate., eba.,
And Deader in—
Ba11nd, M•chlnery Castings, hr.
ell lime of Pipe, sod Pipe Fittings,
Steam end Water Gamow, Globe Valve.,
Check Valyw, Isapir tors. ISjeoters and Io.
ilea Constantly oa Head at Lowest
•
A special line of Ousel Water and Hog
Troughs for ues of fernier, end others.
Repairing promptly attended, to.
A. S. CE3T5' .A. ,
1.. o. Bok if, Gadsden.
llf1/1-ly
During the Year 1897.
things." -
" Yea' Billy wee determined to arease
his stupid companion. "An' • terrible
crowd of mos sad boys rushing atter end
tbrowfag things at the Indians and Roman
warriors."
"Gr•oioua !" exclaimed Sammy. "What
aid they throw, Hill 9"
Lots of things," replied !fill
"Mod an' tumstare sad one fellow
.
promotions." - . ,y
" Yen don't say 1. (in t'1i* of •car): 1
sever saw them. Wan saybrIfy killed w
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COAL;.
slight Olweresee. .
An amndng I►ttl. story is Meted by my -
great sent. Oa nue oeossieo, daring h.et mum .ea Mind. lne JOwsla
early life, whoa people did not eo end to-, - - trt>,/4w•Qr4r�
taro from India.fwlth snob fagilities and Beraton Coal :n this
t,.. ,. d Soft fig Black- �j�QQ- And --ill
a:wsy M •c d!rsN:116.14466.10,,_,ha•hawAwars on hand. AFL -
ttter• e" as: pp the ff e[ alt eld..erwtswltt��w..appossaoft the market ac
paieat• tree" with great advantage R►' iDat j are .time of
self.
She bad Not rives orders fR the ssr�sati - bites
PLAITING MILL.
ESTABUSSUP
J.
A tlsktbeew whit as Lentw-
Tne most exuaordisary of ell light --
house. is to be found in the Hebrides,- Boot-
lind, on Armisb Rook, Stornoway Bey—a
rock which is aspirated from the island of
Lewis by • channel over 500 feet wide. On
tine rock • oonical besooa i. erected, sod oe
its summit • lantern is fixed, from whioh,
night after night, shines • light which is
seen by the fishermen far and wide. Yet
there is no burning lamp in tlbc lantern asd
en attasdent seldom coag to it for the gimpy,
remelt nal theft'Wins Tibip is �Tfac7! to.
no wick to tris and me oil well to re.
plenish.
The way in whioh this peculiar lighthouse
ie illuminated is this : On the island of
Lewis, 500 feet or so away, is s iightheuw,
earl from • window in the tower a sire.m
of light is projected on a mirror in the 1•o•
tern on the pnmmta of Armish rook. Thews
revs ars refleot.d to an &mingemeat of
Priem., sod by their motion are converged
Ica • foras outside the lantern from where
they diverge in the oeosesary dinettes.
Dells Carried by Lsd1ee.
Delta we associate with children sod the
nursery, net with problems of eivil.aatfon
and national customs. Rut the doll hes
much more of • history, sad plays • more
important pert in the world then ie general-
ly suspected.
hot only hos the use of dolls bees In
vogue from the remotest ages, but it i. com-
mon in .11 barbarous nations as well u
among oiviltsed peoples. Neither Is it t.
children alone that the fondling of dolls w
000flned, for among tauy 5soultnred tribes
females ere known to awry dolls long after
'hem """irt-e.'.a iefio - , -.._ �j[Tea...•
The weaken of the Richness. carry these
queer toys twill they give birth ;to • ohlld
that live*, and the Basten women have •
efaiil•r prsottoe.
Io many sections of Africa twine ere re-
tarded with unspeakable horror. There is,
in feet, • vadat/se among the savages that
it both obildres are sltoved to live they
most be either thest.11y w yby.e•lly .0-
ovend.:as Ikea would bays t ons spirt*
hotness theta. '
Assardlegly. whenever BMW bre born,
the yeomen le s.ltruys elided by as wears.
As tbeesh is some t11•a.ure to skew she did
met win► to 1» wall to the *ordered eff-
eprieg, the mother takes attest oath her the
doll and bestow* ea it • owe sepal to that
whioh she *mid have bestowed aeon the
dead chili.
Amen the Ws wrvl it le esNom•ry foe
Ms parols le kill es. of the tidos sad Lien
to wrest a greed or oeleba.14 in skin*, M
plow* it to sleep Is seine had with the
eurviving oktlld. albaeves to pal hood toils
UHL
Thew dolls e1 the savage* ere M an
meet part eat sae .t plebe weed, theegb in
• Pew geese on e$e*h•nt's te»k is ennead far
the arse paMus••
Tb sawn •*p•s•I" 4.411 are tee the meet
pot mods in Eaglul. while she obeyer
era sss.11y made is Btmaese
I.6110IP# 4k• Mies.
b p sious/sRt WA tar.plr+l Qs
taloa aso bks. rata Oda
•
a�a LUIMBE�te LATH. MINGLES
&M bsM.% anile lot st awdrtAiw+Mesa
respecting the arrangement of the room for al
-q
the earningbookend
guest, end dismissed her. when
---- = -agnis School ai t.
her hu.bann said, jestingly
" You bad beth order • good tire; these
Indians ere very chilly. with very peppery or
temper,, and he'll. let es know i1 hie, not warm Amiss awe.
comfortable. "
To her utter setimishrnent, about two
hours afterwards, all the ser,aste gave
notioe in • body. Wbsa a teases was in-
sisted noon. tar seek. otl a!fi_
we'i o awsp to hove yes. but we
can't stay 1n the house nohow with a Ked
Indian and be tummy -hawked in our beds tf
things dea't please bhp.'
An explanation en.oed,aod they remained
to face the " old Iodise." who was, atter
ell, very quiet.
Harbor Quay.
■ere MastM0 IMrf•lsed wee.
The greet fair at N— was in full
swing ; switch -banks, merry-go-round►. and
show-bootbs of all de•criptioss occupied the
fair grounds.
Coespicuous among the latter was a wax-
work show, the entrance to which wee be-
seiged by • gaping crowd from noon till late
.t night. The decoy duck o1 the show, if
we mus so torte it, was the representation
of the bust of a y000g female idiot termed
Re head and rolled its eyes up and down --a
marvellous plow of meeltlrM 1 -and stood
onside near the big often.
But suddenly the bust �ihppeared, and
thin is how it happened : •
Oce evicting when the o.lrtain was draws
aside from .be bust, whioh stood on a kith if I E m .1
pedestal
claimed :
Ann, our servant Rid, whom we sent away tras en :ae e d has st need • HR anHarke
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Nursery_
The llutlnes heretofore carried on by
the toe Jobe et wart et the above
..toed Nursery, village of Benrelll•r,
will be married on as meal by Die oasts
Wig ace •KEt
LP `PEAR, PLUM
`mower and
CulvertPIMOa CHERRY TREES ' ,1 mea item a as. /s se s /Mia
, tcassertlw.
. WR/Ts FOR PAlOti.
The stook I. complete. and lnteeidtw5 THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE CO
purohawrs will end it to their admire, e04 ADfflLA10a1 •T. R..
yrs to ht . home-grown trees In- - TORONTii
stead of Ordering from • distance. tawsaa'r e.1 saaloo
Evergreen Trees 6 Specrelty !
A Fine Assortment of Hot -Houle
Plants, Hanging Baskets, and Bedding
Plants in Beason.
orders by Mail promptly attended to
J01111 STEWART ESTATE
RENIIILLER NURSERY.
to the r, • portly mattes pee r w y es n ea ar V
to the tenet. and ttequ te.zamtoe the tsee ll
in • critical manner. Soddenly she ex•
'K( fieTonll o&T3's.i * T1 t .t 7 u't airy — ��'8'Iv=l3 i
et a momeat'e notice for pilfering !" sed,ad.
dressiog hue, added. " Hart' ADD. Tau &demote of ;este end Ponitry wfil stways
miet ! aren t you esbensed of yourself ' be found. Orders regularly calla for, end de -
The effeot of these words, uttered in liveries ntado vitontitit•
wrathful tones, was startling, to gay tbe ///Leave • trial order pleas
least The lovely " oar " feces Owned oalaso.----W
end then red. The bust looked at tf 41.
wanted badly to sink down through the
redestel, which now began to shake.
The proprietreis of the booth horriod up
to the rums, sad drew the curtain. Asd
now that best is so Imager ea view.
BUTCHERED
OR BURNED y
We rand with horror of eh. aredtv sod #
kutobeiries of Gel Weller in the fair Woad
ot Cube, but little rook we of the irsiragee
of that mont direful King of Orsys-Fittesre,
Kidney Disease*, bare in our midst.
People of high and low dosses drop into
graves eti EA Woe of as duty boo Lissy
omerage it. We do •4oryllidnififi dew fat
Yet there is • our*. Phassas Ow
morning. Sure se flee. Infallible se heno
iitry. Befog, the wonderful remedy. the
aeoniiing tortures of 'tides, 111s vanish
lie. a snowflake in a fiery .hoitace.
The ours of which we sowed Mee prelim is
DODD'S KIDIIET FILLS. Yet est allow
ire, hut everry ease who hes irked them. One
hundred per *eat et Dural we peened. Here
are mistrepies
W. F. Smith, 18 Cerrol-et. Termite, ears
—"'I have taken eight bases of Dedst's
Kidney Pill; erldeb beers oared see of
Trooble, Pale is the Boob sod Digit
tor other neasseente had feilooll"
D. J. Keliesdp,Quees`s Hotel, blessratifor
ventesese, hat information us as the elfeete
be see them with Mee roma all f
toeis Hoessisit. 874 Meal 10•▪ 01. Ds'
map, esti "Had loos treabled fie err-
eral airseed wise pain le ray Rea aged KM -
earl Irabh sosoiated noi fob/ober is lib
eyele orabia. bin in the Wag
otter watt Mose boxes al thearaelisablael
•
Ilk. Sepses Rooker, Deserenta Goa ewe
—Peas Ida Ins box tell et nr4r.
a• dwisa Isfe Ow tit pia Moos paw*, spot
midi he rat ors 4 Ineaskike Indiosit
risishas
Aftwol0000mmosooloog
kay's
SFS
cghiotildss,, trrliSore SPGrull:
throat, etc.
Nammescadi
)4 foie Dealtr.b • • eaphi=it the wiser for the above Riegel*, end siso thst of the litill011
a MIMI UM Nil _snob Imnrn/ed ma fai make it On nreetjoet sag settee
MY OPENING DAy8 -
FliliAY.AQd SATURDAY, Feb, 26 and 27, and_Mar. 5 and 6
rtaTi'llAW ttltre,:liiii.1.,Atrrzintvi.r."''..1.“1` .6"ff=t8022
=Lira% Is my motto. sharpie for Meow/ rowstr kft ems tent
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