The Exeter Times, 1891-2-19, Page 21/9,e.tesseansenattssesessronannerissom^:
A STRANGE COURTSHIP,
. KLVIIcome and dine with rie to -clay. 1 ow stay-
471-1APTElt I. I in elite Lasfikant.--Very • Welt, then, if
Richard end Mabel were wedded at Wale yeeel tether.. be ae home, an alotie—for
shot, and eeeded thee -a. If any remarke were see yeti hese not been married long enough
made (as without doubt there were) 1aPoll 9,0 to. 12t` *bat dm remelt .041 site11negone4 of
impropriety of a. Loudon att0131t.": treiticenig one alio-Bier—I'll cense and dine with yotti
tato 'a eountry family,. they -tihreot eisturb s
, Seven is tbehour, I suppose I'll say good-
theiti enppeles.s ; and they were verv hippy. by.e now, bemuse I am ping, ta. hear mi..
The great bodes which itedin old days "s, Claude Sitneee, the greet preachet,
et re& liable with its chilly vaetnese. wore 1 pleat:hes ia a heir -shirt, I -twee, though, of
uow a very differeet air to itee—tleeLhteeeuree, he eee other teinge on. Very good
bltessed look of home. Georges Whitt:role of him, no doubt, but 'Very uncomfortable, I
deer to both of them, anti who, to eirs. inboied• zee*. Heaven bless yeti both r.
Iderthetie exeeeditig ineeniele fae-elet •She came to dinuer aectireingly, and
upon canine Riehard "Pap. ' has many A brollght. NI,itla her a marriage present. , "It
little play eellow of his cvssi hie, to whose ien coseyony, dear, for the teapot. I dare -
laughter the loeg corridors ezho ; to the pla-
ter oi wheee merry wet the oat doors ring.
Once a year. eliefiael Haire takes a journey
eee hie old fevourite, eusi te help to kee
Chrisenasaitle in- the holleeleeked hal„.,
There, Philip kis,ees Carry under the mistle-
toe, past as though the eves net lus wife„
key the otherone is worn out; though deer,
• dear, it seems but yesterday since I sent you.
the last! I daresay you foaled it very useful
duriegillness, Poet Mr. Winthrop'sbreak-
up was a very sadden one. I heard.
i never dropped be upon you, byithe-
bye, at letiapshot in his tiram. There
-and. t eI3u.se the expiavas) he has endi a was, sonsehone melt reeerve About him ;
deal of lost time to peke up, whetehe but I certain' iv shalt tone—Mr. Oak -
might bave i*eu. spent na that ameasement h.I know'you will be giacl to
veers ego ;31lthOre, on oue mentettore M. -welcome an old frieud ; and then, 1 do eo
ameelielmsee.contrtved thya enreat efferti long to see e -our boy : Bat there ; it Len't
te pay the seme eampliment te Martha Been ismer tear, is it However, it's Iclabeln and
at is not withoce reaeon, we zee; that 3,Ites nut here isyoura,so yea lawyers say.
Jennings
has bee° lie3rdte ea•Yel,l'en.",;Ime The idea of your being en attorney, and.
me " Sh•At1.151g "r°11 V. a"PS"431 p* marrying ipte a entry fetteilv Whaelnek •
tie Was fatter thee: ever it is—mul how well you hex Zieserved it I"
et teat pereed, riedwoulduot rm.A. a
;" UP" In that tirst veer, the bappy peir paid a
lest: Pinvieervie eew tt to den nirn ni vie -it to lirteekaere ago, and Were eutertaill-
besieeel Paris Sabi& is far from; likely, for ed in Bellevue Creseut at a state 4ieuer (of
what was there in Pelee to tura te man from three), for svidelt all the resoureea of tile OS,
Braelonere?), where better an4 other snob
hurtle' thiege are uepreettrable, be must be tabliehment Were put into renuisitieu. No
awkward allusions to the pist, were mode
by flus thee Enormous., by elartlea Derr, we mos be sure, who linew
His eria, the divine.; en the ether innwi her fora geniene gentle;vonsan. Stills" when
terse:es thinner end, thimiee -dady from Mabel and liereelf heti Withdrawn to the
festive atid aseetietem, ireover 1W h
little -room ebosieeitaire, will& had 'bete
of !ate beee eereeeeted by the privy -denied idabepe ehembil„, but which was vow. once
(on eecreint ef his biretnedi and. es an ae
kmow:edged martyr. The proneution
eael to be 1' produced " by Mrs. Bennetere ;
but this is ae error, for prcenotioa of that
eort (as ha the Beitielt army) eclat* a great
deal of money. We are rather melined to
identifv. the emuof " eteetnneliee from
era ene?rty ef the false Chervil of litany,'
wheel we Bed le the of eithereeptione
applied to dee parpese by "the Bradtmere
Tierces 7,;l2:Tiety„” with "elm lilanneeeeti own
pecuniary cabildy,,, theenei her ended
4 port is di ttiatees sawn without dusts
Mr. Merle is the etily erse . of
the OM eereatote wba is uot reputed
at Wepeliot disgeetel with this. .m-
gretittele, he telt moreties.n ever 06.1281p:t-
ons le-piors. until alt the fitie feetheree with
which ee tele net emitted to Supply hue ;wee
luta writ) thqt try, and he was left. without
reedirces. Still eeeing fluid Navel, be hal
thereupon milt:tete agein. ;WA oticc, 12ut
halfeletezen times, in different regiments:
AO ilifftEehi.goo4 influence as wele4y
as poisible. Tee military .authorittes,
however, refaishig to give eredie to hitn
for this usetese, While aelinowledging.
claims to their tette:Ulm, peononedel him a
deserter ; on whieh charge, anet en the
frivolous ground of maltiug away with hts
more the drawang-room, and Richard was
tolacing higiself for a few minutes with bis
-lite below, Mertha whispered through her
tease : " That's the old port he's go; Mabel.—tho hest /settle ot that your faelier
Sent zee from Swallowdip. I pet the best
face ea I could, you 'mow; but
had not the heert to produce it
epee the other oesasiou. Bet now,
theuk flees en, all hail come right at l4St
ficel ble.zi you. Mabel, my oast sweet pet,
as von ticetn-e
'We trete; that the gentle reeler will say
with u$, deaf
THE CNA
In Int erei; th
ldi 'talent at e !Sables' Hose
Stat.
In one of the wards of the Babies' Haepit-
m
t New York, ababy, born preeturely,
is thriving in au incubator. The expecte-
tirn is that the &lid will emerge from the
incubator in about two weeks about RS well
equipped to Met' tl oU the etruggle for ex -
stone as is the on. teary weakly infant.
regmentele, he te now m Mills:ink Jr' -on. The inenintor is a box about $ feet kag
In another part of that butldieg—whercht and IS incites wide. There is a shelf in the
the ii`onsolatilm of the tar sex Is denied to box, which serves as the foundation for the
the male inmates-eavselets the exeellent thiek bed of soft, cotton upon which too
liadel. Her reiterated assertion, that "she elaild lies. Over the box is plated a lass
knew her placei" was of tie avail with the ;cover, one end ore:Adel-I is slightly raised by
hardiheartee judge as an exense for her pro, a bit of wood for the purpoio of giving ven-
euving onebv means of a:forged "character," tilation. The heat is supplied. through &
and for steilingspaons. tin tube about three inches= diameter, and
Let us hep.e that, by some romance coin- is obtained from kerosene Imps, whieh are
eitlenee, thew terms of punishment may ex- kept burning day and night, reguided as to
pre on the same day, and that Mr, Murk the amount of dame by theremorneters in -
and she may meet on the Thames Embeadts aide the ineuba.tor. The intention is to keep
meat, and marry; for they are eminently the temperature inside the incubator at
fitted forme another. shout 020.
Mr. Preeeriek Pennant and his wife are Stretching, twisting, Tolling, and squirm -
still Abroad, the former prospering as his ing. the infant whose life the hospital
taleate, mid indeed las virtues (for he is a people have undertaken to save is passing
capital fellow, entitle hire to do. The n'i` comfortably through the period of meek-
feataon of Julia, now that her sister has re- tion, and. while at first sight of hiin one as
married, has redoubled ; and she has even liontelthat I:hocked at his meagreness and
Invite:I the Oakleighs to litondteng. This skinniness, he gradually gazes at him con -
der was not emitted, but a most cordird tenteely, impressed and reassured by the
one WAS despatched in return, asking the history of his ease as related by the hospital
Pennants to Wapshot. It will be the first physician and his nurse.
place they will come to when the return The little boy was born about two months
to England; and then the dear obleseys will
be revived, without that little shadow, mi
in advance of the proper time, and his mother
died just as he ca
e nto the world. llad he
which, to our eyes (but then weave a inane at once been placed in an incubator there
should never ha.ve darkened them. In the would have been no doubt that he would do
meantime, the childreh were sent ovcr, four
in the first batch, and then (with the well. But zi friend of the boy's mother under-
took to brig weeks. When he turnee him
nhini tip and kept, him in her
utmost regularity) one per anmtun, to swell care for four
the merry musie that makes the great house s
over to the Bebies' Hospital he weighed but
np in the Pelisse elad. Mable end her hus- three pounds anti was terribly emaciated. It
bani do not oxen leave it; but Widow
's cottage et Hillsborough has been en- was decided at once that there was but one
Droop
larged and beautified for their reception, and Ica'Y to awe the little fellow's life. and tbat
was to put him into an incubator.
thither every suinmer they repair with
such a band of children, that it might The boy has steadily improved, He takes
his milk twelve times a day, part of it from
supposedwell be athey kept an ul- the bottle and part of it from thebreast, and
fant school. Unhappily, however, this idea
is not seriously entertained by the public, he enjoys every mouthful, When he came to
The information that" Mr. and IVIrs. Oak- the hospital he had practically but one keg,
leigh have left, Wapshot Hall for their ' the other had collapsed. To -day the collapsed
: ma -lung has become serviceable again.
1s
rine residence at Hillsborough, " duly chron- 1 It seems almost too much to believe, but
heed in the -.torning Post, haborne evil
there is a probability that the helpless., piti-
fruit, in making the place fashionable ;and 1 able atom w
in the box may develope ee a
there is a plan extant on paper of a Project- strong, handsome man.
ed Esplanade, with dotted lines far out to
sea, suggestive, it is feared, of a pier. Mr.
$emcoe, on behalf of Braelunere, denounces
this as ridiculous ; but there is more than a
suspicion in Richard's mind that the old
gentleman has himself a share in the specu-
lation. It will not be for ever that Mabel
The Sedet.of Living,
"And behold, a certain lawyer stood up
and tempted Him, saying, 1Vlester what -shall
I do to to inherit eternal We 1 He said
and her hustaud will be able to walk out to unto him, what is written in the law ? Row
Anemone Bay together, uninterrupted and readest thou? And he answering said, Thou
alone, to watch thenntiring waves surround shall love the Lord: the Gocl with all thy.
that rock which had °nee so nearly been her heart; and. with 'all thy soul, and with all
grave -stone. thy strength, and with all thy mind; and tlil'
Occasionally, in the spring, they visit Lon. 1 neighbor as thyself.' And he said unto hint,
don : and the first time they did so, , who 1 thon hast answered right; this do ime thoe
sinned they meet—it was on a Sunday, and i shall live. —Luke ze 25-28. ; - a - •
the episcopal Melconabe was following her 1 One very remarkable. .thieg about the
with her devotional implements—but the "'Words of Jetius is this; . they were net for
abicieitoes Mrs. Marshall I Her joy . was the most part the result of twig, . patient
greatend genuine. . study and deliberation. Very „frequently
I
"So you've got young Red -shirt at last," 1 they seem .tO have been .entirely spentan.-,
cried she with enthusiasm. "I WM so glad' eons. . In She course of seism .ordinary day's.
whet) I heard it, you can't think. Oecourse ; experience eome nape in the crowd would ask •
Mt Winthrop was a great catch, and nobody , a . question, and, : withone a moment's:
can ever blame you for that, my deer. But : hesitation Jesus would,: give , An ,. : aii..,
this one is More suitable, isn't he ?" sever. An .; answer , that ;always; was
It Was iinpossible to be angry with Mrs: ail answer and never an evasion : or-,eora-i
Marshall ; and thongh her remarks were a promise. Sometimes Etn.auswerwould,stand
little awkward, ' the young ceeple only foe much mere, thee themseistion pie eree eons,
laughed et them. She Was a' peiyileged temelate4; ; When. the ,young, man; winiae
person, and will temain so to herdyiegeley, brother, wee' wrongieg. Iiinkon.:theira4ter, of.
Which Seem& as far off as ever. some property, came, to .01,44 to have
"Ye; my diets, I keep rny health, theide things seteright„ he reeeivese a nisi& larger,
Heaven," said she, in anewer to their in- answer than he expected. * Beware 2; ,ef;
quirieee " and Margaret—and Meicombe covetctimnernei Get .that out , of all , your
here—are all that I eau desire:" hearts iitp,d there will be eietle need efeetwe •
It is probable that.they Will continue to yersee diyide the .inheritance. Ett esserebe.
be so, mile* the feet slasule ever,tiewe,upen weed: in the case eow, beferte ue, thee ;the
thee; eketalllier trieeey, has been .invested .Cillefitioner in ;this ease WaSin a :somewhat
in :teats annuity—whioli; ise.perliape, the ' fliement MOO, ;;Thie pie ,geneleaelfrosiethisi
expleeatiole Of her tenicienSVAtalitY, , ; , significant pleraseee" 4. eee,etein, lawyer etoode
' W., hat: etmey encl.," coati:ewe. She, tuber , up and tempted ,. nienseeseYilige , ," Mader
sprightly:. mitainere "though, of coarse,. .a, ' what, shall, 4 .do to inherit etermil, life r
very sad.' op e' , that.pb0 Mr. IIofrn Virinthtob: Thkire, was ere ale . oe;eeepesineerityin, this:
came. t0; :Mycleat! Ntteri by, ' yonr lapdog, ! freporeaet geneitiese. i And where this spirit,
was he 1.not?.,1 . tlfeeleed My etera when I is atmeet, geestioeieg" is, reeinliefelly. ., The •
heare ef en ethat I eiever iteet suole a thing 1 • a,nseeeei Jesus ; Oyes, to this, young , Arian. is
There wesipeeee .eheekeig sieeire too : ebotie ter Y , el136citieee ; Pfew doe ,you , reed.?
leis inegieireaciye eye. othsVVapsh�t lenesee .:Wh4 ,de lion IKI1Oie. eabolit. life ? Thenthe
- ,
, , „
was he .1- .fit 1 -tut there ; perhaps young .man goes qa with , an , ex.osition of :
Jesus says; Tiede% all right ; 4o
this and thou, shalt live," This whole
episode helps to confirm this conchn
sum that the diffieulty in the way of noble
lives is not kuowieg what to debut not doing
what we ktIONS. No wonder it we should
grow weary of the empty talk so often
iu-
dulged in about the mystery of life, and,
about the vast unknowable, and about chil-
dren" crying in the night," and " with net
language but a cry." This at least should
be clear, that we have to do with the hoows
able and the ktiown. The vast unknow-
able does not, eau not concern as. The
true seeret of living is not troubling about
the mysteries and the hidden things.. The
ewer of ;keels to this frivelonsi greeted
lawyer isan answer for us and for all time;
"This do and you shell live." We haveonly
to act with reason and with common sense.
The bread and meat upon the table this even.
tog were full of mysteq, but we ate it, be-
cause we know that we must eat to live.
We know jest as well as we know anything
that love and charity, that truth andbonesty,
that iedustry and patience are the elements
of riglin wise, true livieg ;that theee eonstii
tete righteomeness, godliness. If we do these
we shall live. Here se the grand secret of
JOHN LABATT'S
Mini)* Ale ad XXX Brown Stout.
Highest awaras ana atetlale for Perityand Exce -
/knee at Centeenial Exhibition, Philadelphia
1876; Canada, 1870; Australia, 1877; and
Paris, France:, 1878.
TESTIMONIALS SELECTED:
Prol,R 11 Croft, Pnbliaanalyst, Toronto, says:—"t find it
to ho perfeett,y sound containing 110 impurities or adultat
atim s, ard ran stronglyreeonamend 15 as perfeetly oda and
uvery superior malt liquor,"
John 13 Edwaree, Professor of Chemistry, Montreal, says:
findtliena to be remarkably sound ales, brewed from
puremalt andhops.
Bel% Pr. J. Ed.Page,Professor of Chemistry, Laval liolgor-
sity, Quebec.. SOTS have analyzed the Lichen Pale ale
manufactured bv John Labatt, London, Ontario, and have
found it a 1ialite/0, containing but little aloohol of a deli -
Mona flavor, and of a ver agreeable taste and superior
quality, aud compares with the best imported ales. I awe
also analyzed the Porter XXX Stout, of the eaMe brewery.
which is of excellent quality; its flavor is very agreeable;
it is a tonic more energetic than tile above ale, for it is a
it tle richer be alcohol, and 084 b oompared advantage
-
Ova} with any Imported article.
ASK YOUlt GROUUR.VOR IT.
Tioxs ER)si TIM TELEGRali. THE
OR TIM Kfild4OTIlir,, There is a serious
strike at the Albere
dock& in London.
e Ineeneattonet Execution of Teree
Criminate. . Abram Wieht is deed at Stockbridge,
Masa.. aged 109. He wits born its the East
A speeld telegram dated ..elgiere, leaes-
dey, ears ;—The execution of three eatitee;
toak place yestertley Isserville under p.1.1.-1 Gen: Shelentio, IL S. A., has been eritr
tieularly timer:Ale tmetances. The, eelly ill ircen erysipeirts, but le now eenaider-
ITI:se: 41.°11°tabct C:T41111:''*41.4.°11rnel 1144111'44 1)7rjuaknel etillatol,itlraeraildaeigilepri.Oye 3 in the Westere States
into 8, leeen eeenPlea .1), a cool& nAmeit are orgaeizing agauist the gatugere, who, it
Dithenis, dischargell. their gone oe the nue, is olaimell, sire wovking :spied the interests
hi a wife, midthe mau servant, ried -then: et reieroalere
Bieling their Vietiftla to he still stale
bed them to death with their knives. In, ,Xeitrly all the shop and yard employes of
spite of now and void the whole populatioa the Pittsburg and Western railroad at Pitts.
of the dietriet assembled troand the piece of burg have struck because they have not been
exeention the ereuint; al the day before that, paul for two or tliree menthe
appointed for the death. At eleven o'clock James Redpath, the Irish leTatiou'alist jour -
at night the erectiou of the see -fide woe:coon uidiet and lecturer, who was run down, bv a
meneed: no4 although "°n* WaS then falling horse or in New York last week, hoe died
heevily, the crowd followed the :Tern free, teo effects of hie injuries.
Co of the vilrklileuwith the 'lewd t
teution. At elle o'clock in the morning, The r uited Statea gevernment preposes
the temiemnel awe arrive in the goyim to enlist young bucks her eervice in the
icom Aigiere, anti were con1ucte:1 to the Rimy. Re a intone of aseistancein ettiteg
fate' pot. With the exception of leelfottei, the Leliantilleatioll. Alen. Thies is said to
who AIOWeil a certain degree of fortitude, aPnroee ei the plan.
e in°" PIM° °I great Aethig Seeretery of the rnited,
u."1'11'4°14' Wh° 'Ian inatienilaiwe, Statee treasury lea eent to the Senate re -
wee chanting a prayer, Kalfouni and Aissa votts woo/ agente. etatireg that the
Allan& made bOld b" v414 ettemPt to seal rookerws are loadlo depleted and the
bred-. their hemis and eeeepe. litunett Zinn .uative3 on tho scia isianihs are destitute.
s the first to appeAr MI the scaffold, and
W41 se ovvreome as to be unable to walk. At 'Donald, B. C., on .lifondax night two
Ile was cerried by the asaidants, and wein totonaue came together, Iteelly injuring five
thrown Ort the block like se bele of goad. persoxis. Miss Lawrence ha4 a. leg broken in
Aissa settee& was terribly pale, and had to two places and her bead bruised ; Mies
be supported till he remixed the gdillatine. May Evans was hurt internally end her
Kalfouniniainteclued his firm hearing, and head cut ; Thornas Taylor, leg broken „-
himself placed his heed on the block ; but, Charles Crandon and S. Heneerson, heaths
here his reeignetiou gave way, and it was injured.
found necessary to bold him in the required
position. Just as the body was falling intoi
Sensational Oriliie in Ireland.
the basket it suddenly eprang up with a. A greet, eeneation has hem -caused in th
convulsive movement that, was horrible to townland of .11lagherally, near itibridge.
behold. The scene was11gbaStly 01101 the A 111511 named Midi ei'Laughlin„ aged ab011
snow all around the guillotine being hloOa. 30, has been martitel some six or eight week
stained. The execution produced h great. o (1 neighbour's :laughter. It is said the
sensation on the Arab iwetatom. !he merriag o 'was forced ,upon erLaughlin
ir1 . land since the union he and his wife had not
EXETER TIMES.
Is [midi wed every 'r lieralay Mara ogiat
TIMES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
eleuereeemearty opposite ktttouN LTewolerT
Store, Aroter,Crit.,by John White eons,ero
arietors,
ItkTile ADVERTCSINO
First i us ertion. per Ilue .10 cents
eabseene4ttusertlen ,per line Scents.
'Po loaure tuaertiou, advertisements should
b sent notlater than Wednesday morning
ng
PRINTING DEP U1=1E:NT is oae
U! e berg?St 13,114 bpgiaatoogeurisp:
we4 in, the County
-
Decisions iteigarding NowSe
Huron, Ail work, entrnsted to at reoeiv
o r etemeteetentiom
Any person botaitess. paperreentarlyrrom
thepost,oftice, whether ,iirected in his name or
inor whether he bee subscribed or not
a respeasible for papne at.
I 11 11 person orders paper discontinued
Immo at pay au arrears or the publisher may
SOUtinue to send thm
it until e payment is made,
o,
then collect the allele amount. 'whether
tbe wiper le taltea troot the ranee 05 1101.
4 In KIM yor Elaisoriptioes the snit ran be
ustAtatediu the place where t o paper is pub.
lobed, although, the huhaeribev way reside
tinndreds of mile* away.
4 Tim courts have 4ecitled that refusing to
*ate newspapere or petiodicalsfrom the post-
ai-nether removing and leaving theta uncalled
ir fa prima facie ortience of intentional fraud
PUREST, STRONCEST, BEST,
CONTAINS NO
ALUM. AMMONIA. LIME, PHOSPHATES,
or any injurious matc,rista,
vv. GILLETT, Tw3g1V2*orrio.
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REATilEME6Y
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RHEURIATISIV15
- Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Backache,
1, Headaches;
Toothache,
Sore Throat,
Frost Bates, Sprains,
Bruises Burns, Etc.
9
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Piny Cents a battle, Directions In
11 Languages.
THE CHARLES A.,VOGELER CO., Baltimore, PAL
CfVaadaan TICT1^+.1 Toronto„,Ont,
2g*C0.1-4,
, lived on the beat of terms—he residing \yid
The lava raith.
his father and she with her father. 011 Sat
"We believe that the inepirtition of hope unlay it. eeetni'll'Laughlin wrote to his wife
and love is far more efecamous to Promote to meet him at ; a particular place on the
fighteouuess than the deterrentpower of evening of the -following, dray. 'Accordingly
law and penalty. 'We believe that the world the unfortunate woman, wondering who,
is to be sieved by hope, not by fear; that change had come over her husband, and
love is the only true obedience, 404 that love with the hope that Matters wow in set"
begets love. We carry .this faith out con- aright, tem:plied with the ,request. Quite
ststently in the family and the Stated well close to the place of meeting is a large fiax
as in, our theology. We believe the best dam, which with the teeent frost bed be -
place for the rod is in the trainee on the mane come frezeii, and ; epicto the centre, it is,
tel; and that in the hoine where boT -broods,
. , alleoed the lemband broke the ice milli time- .
4:4 4
purity , . ly to aliow a person to foll through. On his
ell prisons should be penitentiaries, all limn .wife's arrival. be skink, her between the
'aliments reformateq ; and thee to every she:Were, dragged ber to- the dam, and
criminal entering a prison, hopeehould show pitched her into it head foreniest: Her feet
an open door to liberty through >rept:name° reenaieed above the lee, and in this position
and reformation. Our penology and the- she was mily 'able to give a, few struggles,
°logy are in spirit identical. We believe which, fortunately, were seise by two ferm-
i sum of all his morel attributes; that justme that God. is love e that love
cePeesees the ers • named Mooney and Kearney. Curios-
.
ity took them to the edge oftlieden, and, to
is love working out the good of the alt; that theirereat astoniehinent, they $8,15; the feet of
mercy is love working out the good of the 3/t.s. ,I,i,Lai3olitu. - .After -some iiiilleuity
ono; that, however these seem to conflietin they wer&able, to bring her to the bank,
human governments, they ere consistent and then hadher conveyed tcrefr. .M'Elay's
and co-operative in God' government; that. house ii an .tmconseioti4 state. . Dr Alex -
His merey emiureth forever ; that His gov- ander was fetched, add all - hisintslical
ernment is a government of mercy; that all skill was required to restore ;animation,
His laws are framed and administered for which he queeeedetlin doing. One, search of
healing and redemptioneee-Chris(ian Union
ici
. trs, erLatiglilithes clothes, it Was discove
Cermet/eel). 'from
diet eine had the letter of envitation
from her husbaud, itt her pocket.. As soon
:as she:was able Le .sieeak she informed her
Spellimima. .,
,fete' edit , *ho 'eominitted the crime, and
.1PLaughlin was-'pladed :ander arrest. He
denies , all -knowledge ot the affair. Mrs.
3I'Le.righlin. has since given birth to a still-
barn:child,' and; het condition is so very
critical that her lifeisdespaired of.
"Begone 1" seid Pat, •
With an emphasis that
1
' Left no doubt of his heingelaled-, ,..,
"It's Kitty ()Take
Has 'the charrums to make
Any man in the wurruld frushtrated.
m delicate ground. You palest - the ret Itneg the reoral Taw.
Sich'shpell she invokes—
Sure Oiiiditelline no jokes—
An' so quick put, yer San es hi a tatter,
That the first toime I set
tlyti eyes on, the pet
Be the posters 1 Oi niver looked at her.
•
"An faix it's as thrue
AsAhe wurruld thro' an' thro
A reaa's father's daughter's lessister.
So great was me daze
At her illigant ways •
That the first tame Ois kissed 'er Oimiseed
"en" • • ,
Winter's " Secret,
I am waitiegfor`the flowers,
I're listhung for the song
Of the sweet birde in the boWers ;
Winter;;Wintero don,tstay lona%
For thepther day a maiden took from ane1 a
precious ring,
• g. , • . t •
And she said would exchange iefortmotlie
• inthe SPrinr
, • -
a\Vrag,08411,rngratladk44°PliziethshdPrwoseerfs3 grow' ,
Speed; olz, eipeedixthe la ging hours,
io he ers- tocirii,Yoaniatirod'actah", (010 22,0 •
,seoretthen Can tell. „ h
The Valentine:- .
The piindess on Saint V'alentine's
: 3, rose 'foiind ahlicr.door.'
To .whic)*. were pinned somo.levinglines
" Veineheone attectiOn bore.
isbet thought the; prince, for whom she oared
Hn[sont titetoken tweet;
She never dreamed the jester dared'
- TO. bd,ao indiackeet, • ",
,So all that der upon tier breast
, The yelloty reSebud
• And he,*thikhowri,- Wholoved 'her best .
Was iumpe•tall the day. ,^ ,
READ -MAKER'S 0
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NEVER CARS TO CITE SATISFACTION
Ft SALE BY Mi. 0EALSRSI
WORM P OW2) ERSZ
• •
Are plaunist to take.", Contain their OVA
Purgative. Is a 2sele; Mire; and effectual
142aatrozer of warms in Children or A Mate
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*lietr;th)elitingonsases' gdnetal feel g of,.de
bigt t b
; Ceti' thei.giiitee'eeVe" ""
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,W,henthe,earth forgets its sadness!,
4.tliaJerstbat Eatcwill bring
;Then a, maiden's eyes,wili,sliatl,1re,
-"fgetl gloW', ' •
ffkY
Ariclt*olheartwItill ;JourtieY:
' ..;:.itYfeotetatflawersgrowyr,,,!';
What Shall it Profit
111 lay waste andwitherup witIrtloubt
The liessed fields ,of ..heav en -wh.eire once my
:Possessed ;itself serenely Safe2tronVd,eath;;;
11 I.40nY.theAbjAgedlaStilludiug,P0i
itrzlam (I .1 tituteriake toam;)2:,
,04,it X orphan ewe:ea:ante/4e ; , , toe, any, fair17.1ntelligen nersen p.teithor.
'That ", see/tied ePfatlier, • anot "•Veid tee, 'WrIte;'and' *no,'
-1,,,f; ]it7 7 after instruetlel, will work inaustrlipV11174'
>Within., me ;whore Me ,dtveit „,iniipower,'„and
Yenr in their owo
'-NiV4Ettgef
2i4iriber, ato;ms. ng overladen nYeateto IVA
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skeep in the warmest weather.
, natemg.alieelayaliegee ;on a fish se: ;sone:teener eistrieseePetm)es ds4r6Bi- t once,
C, no.x.;,:ifkl4i.04tes€5111114.. Matiltik
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any 'Of these 4.3to 11 kkarerPitinlitllpd ilite 11,
1 i t&oota - X., 413 1, 1 11 Ip) r d i ,f 4 C : t I ' Li 4t, • : Ili :itg;t:toCI:t. 7 Tp .iie 1 21 :
iBiktietegareeljrned.in finiti naighiatikil
• tth
z lo re; vb ,.. r,' II isslantioi ) I Op: 0 111 outsoe 4 I 01 ue coatanagl
i ,,00)1liddresd14
or will be sent, postman1,04rimpirtr
price
yF_OLF..B00RoDnitviiCieetktti.)Yo'i::;•,;
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Siek Headache and relieve all the tioublesinel,, ,
dent tea bMOus tato of the system, such as ;
Diagnose:Nausea,- DrOWliriegs, Distress after,
,
satingi,Pain inthe Bide; &c. WIfile,theirmost, ,
,VrnaVrtahle.alluoatla has ; beenshown in curing
f
+
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,Ileadache, let CARTER'11112.1tE,
re ,ertua11y2yalnable,in. ConstipatioM cluing
, and preVenting this annoying complaint, While
'they altoceoireet all diderders Of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and ''
Even If they only cured,,, i
,,A(>1/0 theY, wotild he almost pricelessi to, these,
• .
who suffer from, ;this „diatressing*Aomplainti; = ,
but •fortunately their. go:els-ass .dos not erid.;
there; and thooe.who once try 'them will 'find `.
sts thoit
huetseittloittele4p4ii4liisoyal4luciaable in,S,orhanyi,YeL.Y,
they will, not die willing to do. withent,therow
;
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;
Is theliane.ef immany Eyes that. lore es,wherie
wo niak6.`onr* great. beast; Our pills, cure it,
arliile.othersdomOW:•7. „," • __,.
.,6„5Axnerilae'atsLymtno ta4LrElt.: c;n.iNte pr,..7tawrosii,v4,73:.sita:
dose. • • They aresteletly vegetable and do
ow Lost, Row Restored
;bat pehlhihed, new *ago ot Dr* Chav.er°
°Ps vele.brAtett EaSnY on. .14 radical aura
•VERMATORRIOXA Or Ineapaeity mewed ey OX0008 Or
,arly indiscretion.
The celebrated author, 111 this adaffrable essay,
qoarly demonstrates from a thirty
rartice that the *ler ing eatew4;nces ot self -
%base In'as be radically cured pOintIng out rEkada
f cure at once simple, rennin and effectual, bY
amnia of which every stmerer, no matter what hi
.ondition may be, may cure himself cheaply, pre
:goy and radically.
tee Thiele:tete should he in the handsel avary
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seat, In A plain envelope, to any ad
lress, post•paid, op receipt ot tour cents, or tiv
postage stamps ,arotuee ot ,tolne treo. Addres
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