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,'l'Ultl' OF IRISH LIFE.
—The great car drivers strike iu
New York cost tho city over half a
million dollars ; 6,5.00 wen lost
$78,000 wages ; the railroad' cum -
ponied lost $203,100; the theaters,
$60,000; the stores in the shoppiug
districts, $150,000—and yot it was
a failure. The question n•iturnlly
arisoa : 1)o strikes pay, ted if so,
A • Irish lady relates a story' how much?
w i,., n gives 0 favorable Siris of Irish —There is a strike in the Turouto
chi :tel'. She writeo :—Ina cabiu I jail. A score of the prisoners have
-emu ou -e hillside overlooking the refused to do hard labor. Now, if
134) .n Dublin dwelt a luiddle-aged they know their business they will
brother and sister. The wan was a go a step further. Why not refuse
to wear prison clothing, and have
resolutiuud of sympathy passed
touching the brutal treatment to
which they are subjected ? Here
is a grand opportuuity to g•tin
glory.
helpless cripple, entirely depend-
ent upuu his sister's exertions; and
ou her death a car was sent from
the peer -house to bring hiw thither
for shelter. The poor wretch cluug
to the only home he had ever.
known, and utterly refused to le we
it, (Jiliug that he would die if de-
prived of his' day air and shut up
within prison walls.' Itis loud
lauteutatious had brought the priest
and sumo of the neighbors to his
side, and one of the latter, Maggie
U'Flyuu, felt, a, deep „impullse of
pity towards the uufurtuuate wan.
She was u siuglu woinau of about
fifty five, of weather-beaten and
certainly nut attractive appearance.
She acted as herd on the estate of a
gentleman close by, to whom her
services were invaluable. ' 1[ould
hard,' she said to the work -house
officials ; it's nut Maggie O'Flynu
that 'ull see a poor craythur taken
to the poor -house when she can give
him a shelter. It's a corner and a
welcome -in -we . owu-.cabin rtIicl:
Uustlloe shall have.' But hero his
reverence interpo.ed, and vowed he
would allow nu such scandal iu the
parish as an unmarried mau and
woman sharing the same dwelling,
cripple or no cripple. ' Shure.
Maggie, you won't go bank on your
word?' implored pour Mick. Mag-
gie
apgie hesitated a moment, then. turn-
ing to the priest, said, ' If there's
no ether way to save him from .the
house,' your rivereuce, I'll marry
him, an' sorra a haporth will any
one be able to say agin it thin.'
It was in vain that his reverence
pointed out the terrible burden
Maggie was taking Upon Herself.
It's for the love of God I'ni marry -
in' him, rut'. not to plase meself,'
was the•auswer she returned ; ' au '
ahure the Blessed Virgin will niver
let me want for the bite an' the sup
when she sees me sharia' it with
the crayl.hur that has n•tythur. The
marriage took place, and, until his
death several y',ars later, the 'kind-
hearted Maggie O'Flynn carefully
tended and supported the poor
helpless cripple in her owu cabin.
—05t. fumes Gazette. ..
DO AS (L NN, OK.-_ATIII':NS,
Citizen Gann, of Athens; Oa.,
the head 'of one-of'the leading1irlirs
there, recently gave a reporter a
brief �iistnry of a life remarkable in
some respects. " Forty years age
• this last Christoutts,V said \L•. Gaily,
I got on a sprue. I decided it
should be my last, and it was. But
I didn't quit drinking. One day
in the June following 1 went into a
bar -room. I didn't have but $15 to
my 11am0. I called for a *drink,
gave the boy who was tending the
bar a $5 gold piece to get 5 cents
out of it, and he accused me of
wanting to beat hint out of a drink,
but finally changed the money. My
horse was standing about twenty
steps from the door, and between
the barroom and horse 1 made a
resolve to never drink another drop.
I got on the horse, came on by
where my sweetheart lived, stele
her, came on towards Athens, mar-
ried her at a small church near
Princeton, spent tiny remaining $15
for sumo clothes for Iter, for the old
�• folks would 'tut let her have any•
thing, and commenced life without
anything 'We both went to' work
with the intention to have some of
this world's goods, and every Christ-
' Inas t'uund us with mule and more.
I chewed tobacco fur twenty years,
and one Morning laid a piece ou
the mantel, with the determination
to quit, and for over thirty years
hags never tasted the sitar. .1 never
bought a cigar in my life and never
played a game of eards in my life.
Twelve years ago I quit cursing. I
was most profane, and one night
my wife told me that I ought to
quit it. 1 told her not to say an-
other word about it, and from that
day to this an oath has never passed
my lips."
—Richard Benedict, 20 years of
age, living with his mother in Crow -
land township, about two mites
from Welland, lost, his reason, and
about 3 o'clock one morning got
out of his bed, stripped himself
naked ; entered his mother's bed-
room, and hammered and choked
leer nearly to death. Ile then left
the bonen and tin three-quarters of
a toile without a stitch of clothing
to a neighbor's named henry Buch-
ner, a blacksmith, woke him out of
his sleep and made a deadly attack
on him, using hint up so badly that
he is note conlfined t', his heti and
may no1 recover. Neighbors were
immediately notified by Mr.-;ucic-
ner's fancily and promptly came to
fh. r,a•u,.. .11ter a hal 11 struggle
twit 1 1110 111,1.1 DISE they Su0ccedcd in
lat•teil,i1i hila ,lawn ttitll ropes.
FOR FROST BITES
There is no better remedy for
frost bites, chi•Iblains and similar
troubles, than ilagyard's Yellow Oil
It also cures rheumatisrn, lumbago,
sore throat, deatniss, and lameness
and pain gen. rally. fellow Oil is
used internaay and externally.
—Silvester Sal lsberry, jr., was
practising shoutilet in :Mitchell.
when the barrel of the gun burst,
a piece of the luck striking him
in the forehead, tearing oil' a portion
of the scalp and blinding both eyes.
'1'he result miry prove fatal.
PALE, WEAK WOMEN need a
tonic, strength giving, flesh building
medicine like liilburn's Beef, Iron
•
—When Alfred Walker, of Yar-
mouth, went to his barn in the
morning he found his brother IIar-
old sitting bolt upright in his'
cutter dead. The deceased had
driven home from a neighbor's on
the previous night and was stricken
down by'heart disease as be was
driving to the barn. The reins
were still in his hands.
CONSU311"110N CURED.
An ol,1 pltysictate, 1ttired from practice,
having hail places' in his hands by an
East India missionary -the lin•niula of a
simple vegetable remedy fur the speedy
and permanent surf ('t Cousuniptiun,
Itrohehitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all
throat and Long all'ectinns, also a positive
and radical curette. Net yetis Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having test-
ed its wonderful enrative powers in thous-
ands of cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellow,. Aetua-
t d by tlibernOtive and a desire to relieve
human suffering. i will send free 0f
charge, to all Who desire it, this recipe, fu
German, 1 rencli ur English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by aiidrei-sing with stamp, naming
this paper. \V. A. No ns, 149 Power's
Blork, RocheaIef N. 1: 507 eow.
--Mr_ J. I'. Wright, druggist, of
Toronto, formerly of Kincardine,
died very suddenly. The facts are
as follows :—On Wednesday morn-
ing last•lllr. Wright., who had been
up several times during' the night
to wait ou customers, went down to
his shop at seven o'clock, and a few
minutes afterwards called upstairs
for his sun, Charlie, to whom Mr.
Wright . explained hurriedly that
he had token golsetnnriuul fl; . alis.
take for ginger, and sent hire for
Dr, Tyrell, who lived a few doors
distant . Dr. 'Tyrell was at the
shop in a few Minutes, and shortly
afterwards Dr. Campbell also arriv-
ed, but nothing could be done for
the sufferer, and he died about half
an hour. after taking the dose: • Gel-
semnlium is a poison for which there
is no autiitoto. The deceased had
been in the habit of taking ginger
as a stimulant, and the ginger and
gelsenlmium bottles stood together.
on the satire shelf, which fact as
counts for the fatal mistake. Mr,
Wright was 43 years of age and a
druggist of many years' experience.
DR. LOW'S •SULPLfUR SOAP is
a delightful shampoo. It cleanses
the scaly and darkens grey cair.
—Somebody r•'calls that it is
twenty-one year's since tho assassina-
tion of Thomas 1)'A1'cv McGee in
one of the streets of Ottawa. The
trial of his murderer, Patrick J.
Whelan, took place in the old
Court (louse, since destroyed by
lire in the precincts of which the
body of the assassin now ,les.
Whelan was defended by two of
the ablest counsel of the day, 1,
Hillyard Cameron and :tTr. (after-
wards Sir) :Matthew G. Cameron,
and the prosecution fur the Crown
WAS conducted by J[r. James 0'-
Roilly, Q. C., of Kingston, all et
whom have pas..oed away. The death
of Sir William Il. Richards, pre-
siding judge, removes the last of
the principal actors in that memor-
able trial.
.\N 1)PI:N![.E'1"rER.
Nov. 25, 1886.
Messrs. T. Milburn & Co.
I wish 1 had used B. B. B. sooner,
which would have saved me years of
suffering with erysipelas, from which
I could get no relief until 1 tried B.
B. B., which soon cleared away the
itching, burning rash that had 80
flistrt.•ased me. Mrs Edward Itemkey,
Eastern Passage, ifalifax, N. S.
—W. B. \Vilson, ex -chief of
police, was sued by the Ingersoll
town fur $100, and the other day,
at Stratford, the •judge gave him
twenty days for contempt of court,
1 In has served a notice to stay pro-
ceedings, and is coaling to Inger-
soll to efiedt 11 ,ntlloment.
A BIG STRIKE. •
A big strike was mak., when Powell
lk Davis issued their Extract of areap-
grille and Burdock. 1t has met with
great success, and it must, for it [s the
must powerful blood purifier iu the mar
ket. It. is used with the greatest success
n all diseases arising from a debilitated
condition of the system, and everyone
needs, and should use a bottle or two t t
this wase.' of the year, of Powell's Es
tract of Sarsaparilla and Burdock. Bear
in mind ore 500. bottle coutains more
Solid medicine than most dollar so-called
Sarsaparilla and bluets. Also remember
that it is sold in Clinton by all druggists,
price 50c. a bottle. Sold by all drug-
gists and medicine dealers everywhere.
44311 y
—Port Arthur Council has re-
duced the number of Hotel licenses
from 19 to 10 and int:veneer' the
license fee.
PRAISEWult'I'11Y.
" Last summer I was entirely laid
up with liver complaint. •1 friend
advised me to use Burdock Blood
Bitters ; 1 did so, and four bottles
cured me. 1 oIsnnot praise this
remedy ton mulch." ,1uhn 1[. Rivers,
Orr Lake, Ont.
-,'There is in \Vindsur a culius-
ity iu the shape of a baby a year
old weighing only three , pu'ntds.
The child weighed only 1 pouutl at
birth, and was considered the small-
est human being alive as there is
no child living that did not weigh
at least 21- pounds when it was
born.
.SMALL SUG.l,.R:CQATED Bllrlb)ek..
Pills do not gripe or sicken. They
are mild and effectual.
—Two. Ingersoll servant gills had
a fight hast week, lwheu one neatly
brained the other with a saucepan,
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURE.
'TO THE EDITOR :
Please inform your readers that I
•have a positive remedy for the above
named disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless eases have been
permanently cured: I shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy
FREE to any of your readers who have
consumption if they will send. me
their Express and P. 0. address
Respectfully, Dr. A. '1'. SLOCUM",
37 Yonge street, Toronto, Ont. 4.01)y
—The l'ust Office Department
will issue shortly a new postal card,
which will have the groat rtllvuu-
tag') of privacy. The card will Ile
similar to the one now in vogue,
except that it will have folds of
paper on the back, which can he
lapped over to cover the writing.
The card weighs less than halt' an
Ounce.
IJMI'ORTANT TO WORK ENO MEN.
Artizans, mechanics and laboring
men are liable to sudden accidents
and injuries, as well as painful cords,
stiff joints and lameness. To all thus
troubled we would reco.rnment1 Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil, the handy and -re-
liable pain cure for outward or Inter-
nal use.
—A young lad'of \\'yotning, t)nt;,
eight years Of age, son of (ieol•ge
Steangt r, was kiiled by falling ruder
a sleigh loaded with wood, Oil which
lie had jumped to have a ride.
TIIE TRIUMPHANT TiIREE.
" During three years' suffering with
dyspepsia I tried almost every
known remedy but kept getting
worse until 1 tried B. B. B. I' had
only used it three days when 1 felt
better ; t'i'ers bottles completely
cured me." W. N ichols, of liendal,
Ont.
—Tuesday night John James,
who lives about half a toile from
Sarnia town limits, was burned to
death in his owu house, the 130080
being consumed. ,Tan1('s was a
bachelor of about 55, was a cripple
and lived alone
Aovic-s TO 11o•rHEtts -Are you dis-
turbed at night and broken of your rest
by a sick child suffering and crying with
pain of Cutting Teeth? If so send at
once and get a hottle of "Sirs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething.
its value is incalculable. It will relieve
the poor icicle sufferer immediately. 1)e -
pend upon it, tnotl:ers; there is lie mis-
take about it. 1t cures Dysentery and
Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the
Gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the Whole system.
"Mrs Winslow's soothing `yrup" for
children teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the pretcriptidn otone of 'the oldest
and hest female, physicians mud nurses in
the United Mates, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. ' !rice
25c. a•bottle, 1•e sure andask for "Sirs,
Winslow's Soothing Svrop," and take no
other kind.
—A young man named Dauiels,
of Halifax, while returning from a
shouting expedition stumbled and
fell, Ile threw hie gun from hint
as he fell, and when It struck the
ground it discharged, the shot strik-
ing hint above the ear, (eating the -
scalp and inflicting All injury which
is expected to prove fatal.
could cullcr.f., although it was not denied
that defendant. 1!0!1 notified Punier pro-
IF'['iIE 51'FFERE1tS FIt0'f Ci IN- pi•iot.n• to rliseontinn!•. In any event
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Scrofula and (leneral i)ebility will (bile had received the paper and iintillio
try Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver had paid all arrears due ter subscription.
oil, with Ifypophnsphites, they %viii
find immediate relief anis a perman-
ent benefit. Dr. If. V, 2[ott, Brent,
wood, ('ai., writes : "I have nse(1
Scott's Emulsirnl with groat advant-
age in CARPS of Nit hioio, Scrofula nlld
Wasting 1)tsenses. Itis very palat-
able." Sold by Druggists, at 5'c.
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