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~-~~~~~~~~~~«;J::~ <!t11uruliau jtatt$UHUl~ FRIDAY, JA:NUARY. 16, 1885. FOJ.t 'IHE 1ARMEit. Farming anll !Getting Rich. ·KING'S EVIL i F arm"'r Uhl, of R ichro_ond coun_ty, the Augusta (Ga.) I_ Mon1cle an1~ ( on~t Uonatist has t{Jld his follow agncult ur IN'fERES'l'ING ITEJ11§. how- to :Uake poor land pay. There i· myi;tery about i h. lt is the sound_ b T hey used t-..1 say "crazy as a bed bug," ntss prmciple of thrift i.nd. mt~lhgeil but the rev~~ed ver1:fon bath it, " cra'<Y applied to tilllng of the e~11l. .N ott1 ." as e. bed quifr'" must be was· ed. EvbrJtbmg mu st A writer in: the Te::ms Cutirier of ll-fed·i- utiliz ' d . All men ot brain3 who are o -0im~ saj5 that anyt.hlDg wl~ich w~ll cause posed to farm as Mr: Uhl does ought a m il.n to 5neez~ will cure hm1 d hiccL.ugh. ieaot to make a good livin.g and eni "Y t "Were you ever caught i n a Hudim rare blessings of content. But tn0 n squ all?" asked an old yachtsmau of , a jority of farmer5, as of all ?th:"r peop W t>rthy citizen. ' ' Well, l guess so l" are not willin u to p uraue this ~unple pl· replied the good man ; "I have helped or else have r~ot the practical ta.lent to so, and hence there is more failuro t.J1 to bring up eight babies." ouccess. Over 100,0CO women and girls ma.ke a vY e recent! v came across an excelle Hvilw in the streets of Pa.ris. They :ue article is Ho~e unfamiliar agricultm liCt;!l~ed by Government. Thirty-five periodical which insisted that farmers thousRnd are under 18, 17 ,000 under 15, all men are the very last ones who ne and 5,000 under 13. cruuble t.hemRel<"eS about riches as otb E very visitnr w the 'World's Exposit.ion people do. Possessin~ and living up< in N ew Orleaus is rcquirnd to depos1te a their own productive acres, they have r silVf;r ha.If dodar in a ~lafs box Ill charge t,he n.q uiatte resources of wealth cons tan of the doo1 keepers, no :.1.d11,issiou tic:kets ly in t.heir own hands. They are sui:e shelter, or foud and of needful clothmg being Bold. " I s land high in Vermont 7" asked. a to toil and moil, pinch and screw·, stM' speculator of an old Gr~en. Mountam and deny, metely t.o be arco.unted wor · farmer. "You just bet it ia, was the a ctirtain amount of money, is only wa~ reply, " If the trees wan 't so stunted, the ing the precious· term or life which migl be uatid to far better purposes. clouds couldn't get by at all." Providing for old ag e or "a rainy da Hard times 11-re beginning to a.ff.,cb the ia a paramount doty,_for farmers as. f -confectioners'· t rade in Paris. You can merchants or profoaswnal men, out it now b uy for five franc_a a pound of bou- insisted that, within his means, the fa bons in a basket, which were formerly mer should prudently improve his s_ u sold for not l~sa than twenty francs. roundmg:1 and eri j oy his ex!s~ence. U1 D r . Lonquet st:.tee m .u union Med'i- mor«list says: "He has nothmg. to fe eale that the first NaIJoleon's· pulse beat and nobody to en-;y. Of o_ne thmg .h~ but 45 timf'S a miuutP, even when he was rnre i~ll hid days, and that ls a s-::iJltcte in h is usual healthy condition. The aver- livm g ; an d that is whl:lot ~~he r men 8 age pulsed well men is given at sixty. never sure o f without a smgle pan g E xtremes sometimes meet. In China doubt or apprehcmiion. 'rher_e ilsl 1 h land ; there is his home" ; t 1 1ere ia a t · a dog t.hiPf is beheaded, but t~e man w o animat e and inanima to machim ry of 1 steals a m illion can be b ut. slightly pun- establish ment., and for the r eat b.e loo ished, and usually runs away to Core~. in ~rofouod tru~t to the b ounty In the United States a horse tlnef w l' k 11· Heaven ." ·· lynched, and an abacondingi ban cas ier lf Southen1farmers 11.re not s ure of goes to Canada. sufficient li ving it, 1s because they ha T ho forthcoming Grosvenor exhibition not industry or t alen t like Mr. Uhl, ~; in London will comprize a.bout 190 por- it ruay be that, int.he hurry t L' get m ' t raits aud landscapes by Gainsborough, th ey have become th e p rey of specul.at\ his pic"ure, and other personal ~elics, _and sharks v.t Chica.go or New York. '\ not f~wer than 150 works of v1;r10u s kmds may say tha.t m any a Sou chern farmer. · by R ichard D Jyl.,, Some of the latt<;r dav Ja in distress because of yield ing bai ts held ou t in cott on future;i or od ar e deligh tful fairy ro1x1ance8. Cannon P oint, Ga.., claims the honor cl.eceptions of t;hat character. of having t!ie only olive grove in the The curae of t he day, demoraliz United 8tateo whose fruit is usecl for the everyt hing in town or count.~y, is_ ' manufact ur e of oil. ,I t con tains 160 bear - worship of monoy a.nd t ie rapi d desm ing t reea, which were plauted over 100 poimeos. it by some royal roud. 'l'ha.t · yea.IS ~go. 'l.' he grove yield tid over £00 d wea.l th has distempered our peo gallons of oil t hia year. merchants end farmers, to a great deg A novel feat ure in the dining-t·oorn of and its pursuit h alo! led to d isaster iu a hotel at Nia.aara Fall.a in a co:ossal me1:ous cases, W e do not btJlieve the1 h {' h f 11 fi t d · any true happiness in a devvuring g mirror, in w ic 1 t e a 8 are re ec e .rn of ira.m or t he possession of money such a ma n nt1r tha.t, the guesta may adnur e ~ while t hey eat. I+ is economical, too; for qmred in any way except by h onest while the guests are g~zing at tho n :fiecOn this poin b ou r Nol'thern co n t tion the waiter removes the meat and porary "peaks as follows: , '.' Inateac · this unwor Lhy and demoralizwg an:x brings ou the pie. to gst ricb., if t he average farmer, < Tho serfan t of a Prose.i:i.n. officer one b ei.n g solidly establ ished, would re>ioh day met a cxo~y, w~o en9.uireti of hun enlarge and exal t hia life as itir', t o rr hc'Y he got a.on({ nt h l· ta fiery maetiir. more out of that to till joy as much , '"·L M.·i · ,., uswu·e1 l the servant. p ose,tblti of what there is · r.o be enj oyet ,k, \ Ii'·!· u-3:.;r ··~r~is;_~v~!'Y adorn ii.red. beau tifv hil!.,./ ' '"...,...,-cuat ' . . .. ·· ··: - -· b '·ailu.s ; t.l'>b~adise on earth--withiu a,r.d ·witt c 1 . ' "1 11J. ' 1 ' ", 0 i ~~ · t.-k.i~ ,, 18 0 to e h i i wou ld fi. n d a,11 h'ia · cl· ·1· ,u y t ask s t ar ea::i 1 c · <J.U Keep mme on. bven to th e extent oi being delightful,' .A.. fa t.idious Aigburth you th has h is would feel rich where now, with more 1...11 hair colored t wice a week . The tonsorial m oney, he feels all th~ t ime poor, and he ?-tt arti;,t is not vel'y par ticular, so th e w ould rid hims~ lf ot a false tyrant in the Sho ~.. . , _ ~ young man said: - " l wish you would be forru of increaciug par::.i mony that hlllds there are other thm g-s \ >v. ' hvm~ Hfi. 1r1 . n1=ts. -... f'U."" . . . . . . ....... .I a little particular with those cur ltng his nose t o th e grin.d et.one till he is flung than the m ere a·.q uisition of wealt.h. Do Besidts the buildings above rnenti0ned, application of snow, or m its absence, of irons. You ~ho uld t ry th em on a piece 1 in; o h ia grave. lf farmers onl y kne w it, your best t o cultivate goodness of heart , th.. re are severnl ot hers, for individual ice powdered :fine, and by bathing with of paper first, 1n1.d 8ee if the y are too they could eati1y be the r icheMt men on uoLleueos of character snd p uril;y of l ife exhibits, or as addibions to those at fost ice-cold water. After the p~rts are hot ." " I don't need to do that. I can al- eart Ii. " Be to th e m a p er fect model in a ll t hign s. fo ui1d t oo Em a.11 for tlieir or iginal p urposes, thawed, r.nd the circu!ation restored, they ways t ell by the s : .nell of the b u rnt hair Nine·tenths, perhaps, of Southern far, of wha t you wish them t o be, and , they which are bei ng, and pr·obably will ,con- r emain ver y sensitive to sudden changes mers ar e n ob n ow so much intent upon will s r.ay with you and oe a .sottrce of tinue to be er ected for some weeks to of ttJmperature and that painful affliction when th e irons aie too hot." T he well-bred man who sm okes only gettin g r ich as upon keeping out of d ebt pride and comfcir n to you in your de- come. The applications for space have, known as chilblair s follo ws. For th is a for th e love of it puts as muc h. of his and prea.,rving the simplest comforts of clining yearM. The boy leaves home be· from tJ1e ou tset, outrun all th e auticipa.· great variety of remedies are propose~. cigar into his mout h as is necessary to exist?nce. M~. !J"hl has sh o ""n them how cause home life is not s uited to his wants tions of t he nun3gement; b ut the offi :ers .lfach phydioian has his favorite "cure," draw it keeps it in his mouth no l ot1" er a sa.trnfactory hvrng can be made cm the and is not ada.ptod t o satisfy t h e longings made every exertwn t o have t he exposi- and each fa mily i ts .. bes t th:ng in the tion in as com plete shape a3 possibie on world." .Among the popular app 'i ca tions than is ' necessary and never fails to ~e- poorest soil by good management. and we of his better naturo. th e 16th of December, t he d ay finally is kerosene, used as a liniment. Sol utions move it when he talks or passes any <>n e· have no ~oubt th~t one part. o~ _his pr o.' -----~---appoin ted for the opening. to whom he would be r espectful, especial- gramme mvol vea JUSt such JUd1010m exof sal ammoniac, sulphllte of zinc, and The different ~ro u ping a of exhibits, sub. acetate of lead l:lorll am ong the rely a hdy. F urther, our best bred m en pendture a~ contributetJ ito happinesl!. l'i~htiu~ the S outh f§ea I sla nde1·s under wh tcb. all articles wr ought by man, never smnke in any street or a t an h our Th e f~ult ~n th o?ly !oo m lLny ~f the tar . mediea in common use. If 7try severe, Letters h ave b een received from Mel when i·t it! much freq uented, nor in any mers m this section 1s not ~larmmony b ut btJurne containing p articulars of encou n- or produced by uatare a re claaa11ed, is as take t he advice of a physician. public place where smoking i~ likely to be extravagance. W hen ~heir crops turn ters which t he Miranda, Capt. .Ackland, follows : 1, Agriculture. 2, Horticul -- :o:--~ 3, Piscicultu re. 4, Ores and offensive t o oth er:!. ou t well they Ppend their money freel y. h ad with the natives during a six mon ths' tu~e. ThejDevil . f ish. In ·a recon t work on alcoholic drinks, What they neEd is not only t.he Uh l cruise among the South Sea Islands. .Minerals. 5, Raw and M anufactured Dr. T h udichum states t hat sherry and method of cultivating the earth, bat an D urin g her cruiue she put in to Ilavann ..h Products. 6, Furnitu re and Acces~ories. An octopus was caugh t recently with avoidance of the pitta.lls t,hat beset t heir 7. Texrile Fabrics, Clothing and A.ccessport wines are ma.de by methods so crude harbor. Tho schooner John Runt was fiah hookanear Port.land in Oregon . There and fo ul aa to b e almoat incredible. He p:i,~h outside the fa rm.. We are firml y of in port, and the crew reported t hat her 0ries. 8, l'he Industrial Arts. 9, Ali · was a great struggle in get.ting it into a opinion tha.t the man of sense who makes eutary Products. 10, Education an<l m condrmns t he habit of " plastering shercaptain h ad been m urdered by the natived boat, and bringir·g it ashore. I t was orks of Art. ries," that is, covering the grapes wit h his fa rm pay, and who does not try to get at B ushml!.n's Bay. H i ther, consequent- fostruction. 11, VV b.ooked in about threo nundred feet of The gr'.Juuds on which the expoi;i tion rich via a broker's or factor's office, is, in plaster of Paris j ust before pre~sing. It ly, the Miranda went , where she waa water. As it waij brought near the su1:is done to pr event cr1rtain bacterial fer- r,ll esRen tial matters, if sober and moral, joined by thii Undine, and both vefllels ia to be held consist of 247 acres, known face i t s"ized u pon th e bottom of t he aa tho City Park, :.bout four mi! <is fro one of the happiest of mankmcl. mentaiions to which the dirty modes of took up positions favorable for covering the business centre of the clty, and with boat, and no r ffort of th ose in the boa.t manofacture make the win es of Spain fanding parties. T he natives assumed a e. froatuge of about half a mile on the could loosen it Finally the boat was set and Portug~.l i;eculiarly liable. .The wines Animals ns Barometers. very hostile attitude, and when infor med Miasiaaippi River, affording ready landl11g in mo tion, when the devil fish dropped off of Madeira and Srnily (Marsala) which Says a writer in the Cincinna.ti E'fl - ·that the murder ers of Capt. Hnnt must for steamers, besidea excellent rail facili· of its own r.;cco1<l. One of its feelers came rePcmble sherry, are uaid to be free from quirer: I do not know of any surer way l;e g iven up they a~tempted to ~pear t.he t i1>s. The ttmperature of New Orleans in contict wit h 1he arm of a boy who was thia ~,j ection. of predicting the changes in the weatnor interpreter who conveyed the iutim"tion from the 1st c,f December to the last of i n the boat, and the fish let go only when Fctfy"fi.ve years ago the Britannia was than by observing the habitd of the snail. to them. Three or four days were spent May l'.Vt.'rages about G5o F. , the thermo- the feeler was beaten to a jelly with a co;isidered :1. rem<.1o1k able ship. She was They do not drink, but imbibe moistur e in vain attempts to bring the natives to m eter seldom falling below freezing point, club. ·rt was what is called a m on"ter Its arms, or feel ers, were 207 feet long and her tonnage 1,155. The during a rain and exucle it afterward. terms, but they remained defiant, and as- while t he fields and forests retam t heir specimen. new Cunarder, the Etruria, la 520 feet This animal ia never seen abr1ad except som bled in large number1:1 on the beach foliage, an d nature presents a most at· four feet long, anrl itil purse shaped body long and her tormR.ge nearly 8,000. The before rain, when you will see it climb- armed with fpeare, bows, and poison ed trnct.ive appearance to on e visit:ng the was about one foot in diameter, Britannia had engines of 15ll horse power; ing he bark of trees and getting on the arrows. city from the harsher clime of a northern the horse power of the Etruria is 14,000. leaves. The tree snail, as it is called, A.fter· receiving <lue warning and reply- ali mde. The Br1t:mnia carried 220 tons of caxgo two d ays before a rain will climb up the iug that they would'raLh11r Agut th11.~ give ~nd 120 p:i.saengers ; tho · Etmria 5, 000 stems of plahts, and if the :ain is goihg np the murderers, the Mu an< l.t. opened 7 -in ~h gunsM,two Gf tono of c:ugo and 1,500 passengers. The to be a hard and long one, then thev get fire witd .h two G ! phound· 1. ' he Religions oftbe 'United States Britannill. carried 500 tons of coal and her on the ' heltered side of the leaf, bub if a ers, an two at mgs. ost o t o rm· tives speedily took to the bush, but a Jt Is estimated that the presen t popn- .THE speed was 81- knots per hou r ; the Etruria short raia ou the outside. SURE CURE ea,rriea 2,500 tons and makes 19 knots Lhen there are other species that b efore number remained on th e beach and sent a l:ttion of the U,;ited States is 55,000,000. FOR per hour. Five years ago the Arizona 8 rain are yellow; after it, blue. Others volley d poisoned arrows after the Mi- This vast body considered from areligtnua t<U>NEY DISEASES, made the passage in seven days and seven indicate rain by holes and protu berances, randa's boat, which, however, did no point of view is t hought to contain 15,LBVER COMPLAINTS, hours. The builder of the Etruria says which before a min rise as large tubercl~ s. harm. The Miranda's fire w.1s kep t up ()00,000 meLhodists. 12,000,000 bapt ists, she will do it in one day less, and in These will begin to show t.hemselves ten for an hour, and a large party of men 5. 500,000 presbyterians, 2,000,000 Luco~aSTSPAT!Or-a, PILES, anoth er fifty yearn i t will be done in five daya b efore a rain. At the end of ea.ch were landed to destroy tJ.:.e vlllag", but it theram, 1,800,000 congr egatioiulists ; AND B L OOD Dl_ S EAS ES. tubercle is a pCJre, which opens when t he was found to be so tar mland t hat th ey reformed churches - Dutch. German, and d~ya . rain comes, to absorb and draw in the gave up th.e task. . evangelical, 1 ;200,000 ; 1, 200, 000 eplscoThere are at l'reaent eeventy women in PHYSICIA~IS ErlDORSE IT HEARTIL Y . ~he M1rJ.nda afterwards proceeded tc paliaos, 700,000 Heb·ews, 150 000 quakFrance who have received the distinction moisture. In other snails deep indentauKidne:v-VVort is the most auccessful remedy of the Cross of the Legion of Honor. The tions, b eginning a t the h ea.d between t he ~pl and demanded pay:nent ot th e fine era, 800,000 "Ctir istian '·" and 9 500,000 I ove1· used. Di·. P. C. Ballou, :Monkton, Vt. last of them is Mme. St. JuUien, t he horns, and ending with a joinsure of the 11i:i1posed some months smce upon the na- Roman Catholics, T he m1:.thodiats ar e "llid.ney-Wortis n.lways r eliable.·· tives by Capt . D ale of th e Diamond, for estimated to have galned since 1860 75 Dr. R. N. Cl n.r k, So. Hero, Vt. Superior of the Sisterhood of St, Vincen t tail, appear a few days before a stor m. " Kidney-Wort has curcdmywifeafter two ycnra Everv man knows when swallows fly the murder of the Govern~ ~nt ar~nt and per cent, baptists 50 per cent, p1·esbytede Paul, who has been eng~ged at the auffermg. Dr. c. M. SWJuuC!l'lin, Snnllill Ga.. Marseilles City Hospital for thirty vears. low that r ain is coming; sailors, when two of t h e cr ew of the ~avmta Ihe sul'- xia.n., 53 per cent, Lutherans 60 per cent. IN THOUSAMOC O~ CASES the sea gulls ny toward the land-when render of Iforo, tho ch~ef murderer, waa congregationalists 27 per' cent, reformed it bas cured whore n.ll c1oe ha.c l foiled. Itfa r:iild, The order is genei allr given to women but efficient, <JECt'l 'AIN IN l 'l'J:) ACTION, but for devotion to the sick and wounded ; the stormy petrel appears, or Mother also d cm:i:ndod, bu~ ne1t~er of these re- churches 50 per cent, epi~copaiians 331-3 h.'lrmlcs:; in all cases. Lady Pigott, for instance, bei.ides several Carey's chicken&, as they are called, pr.· queat:i bemg c:>mphed with, a pilrby of per cent. Rebrewii 100 per cent, " Ob.riat :::rlt clc::t.nl'\C'l th:,) RI(.o~? i!:nd Strcn r;then 9 ar:d o~e hun;Ired men wal landed u~der tians" 60 per cent, and catholics 200 per ,givc!J l\i~w J ,!tc to an tl10 im11ortau.t organs of French women, has received the order as dict foul weather. the body. 'I.tho natur."il c.ctio-i. of t::i..o Kid'!'leys i n '.l..'ake the an ta ; have you never noticed Lieut. Fisher. Thereupon .tho natives cent. The quakers lost 60 per cent. a reward for her services duri112 the restore d. The Liver fa cle:i.:".lscd of all disease, deserted the place, a.nd ~he v1llago_W '·B ab - - - -- - - -- Cllld the Bowels move freely ancl he~llhfully. . F'ranco-Russian wiw. But the name of t he activity they display before 8, ntormIu th.is wo.y tho worst d.Lsoa.sos aro crodio.ated A father was telli· g his little son about Rosa Bcnhcur, artide peintre, iaaleo on the h mry, scurry, rushing hither and yon, m1 once b u rnlld down and the ph.nt"'twn de· from the eystem. !I t he wonders of m odern science. "Look list, and it ia eaid that Mme, Abii:ot was if they were letter carriers making six stroyed,- [London Newa. PllJ{."E, $1.0Q LIQlJID CR DllT, 80[,i) !lY DEUGGISTS. D1·y ca.n bo sent by m;iil. - - - -·- - · -- - - · at astronomy, now : men have learned thEJ decorated for ddendiog the houae of t he trips a dll<y, or expressmen behind time? WELLS,illOllARDSON &OO.ltu:llngtonVt· . .A young poeteaa a.aya she "tcld her. din~arice of t he sbrs, and, with their spectM aire of Oison., her husband., against Dogs grow sleepy and dull, aud like to lie ' '."'med rren, 1md that Mme. Regis, who ia before a fire as raic1 approaches ; ch lckens Becret to tl,10 sweet, wild rose~." She waa roacopes, wh11t they are made of T' first decorated :F.nnch woman, earned pick u p p ol:>bles, fowhi roll in t,he dust, very imprqdJnt. When the ewecb, wild "Yea," said the boy, "and, pa, isn't it distinci icn in 184~ for re;.i,~ting the flies sting and bite more v;.ci.ou3Jy , frog.;i ri.-stia "blow" she will w ish tha,t ohe had 1 s f,mnge how they found out all their croak more clamorously, gnats assemble . kept her secrets to h ers.lf. 'na.me111" the name formerly givr.u· to Scroful& .use of a superstii ion t l.t11t i t coul<l ba d by a kiug's touch. 'l'hti world ls r now· and knows t llat SCROFID.JA nly be cured b y a tl1 o rou~·h purifica- · or the blood. If t hb i 8 "' neglected. iseo.se per petuates its taint throui;;:!J. ittion >1fter geucrntio11. Amoug lt>J C n taueous I~1·u ptions, 'r u, nous, Carlnmc1es, Erysipe1as, den t Ul ce«s, Nervous and l'hy· ·Col hipsc, etc. Jf nllowc·d to coultirn1.m 1at ism , Scrofu lons ca. 1, Kidney aml Lhe.- Diseases, crcmlar Constunp tiou, and varl1thcr da11gerou3 or fatal maladies, ant luced by it. , , r symµtomatic n~a, devdopmenls an~ re1/s Sarsaparilla 7d-p· 1 iru111.ug medicine. he onl1~ p~wei:fnl ai~cl all<'a11s 1·eliCfbls l t 1~ so ctlcct~ an o.Jtcrative that i t cr:idic>ttcs from and vital izes the blood . restoring lth fol action to tlie vital oro-ans and klml.rcd· pois011 s ot' conl nt;"ious diseases mercurv. A t the sa1110 time it en· syR tmu liei·e(l i tar y Scrofula, and l S ivenatiug the entire system. 'f hisgreat Regenera·uve Medicine , ;omposed of the _genuine Iionduras saparilta, with Y ellow D ock, Stilria, the Joclicles of I'otassiU?n and ·i, and otl·rr iu:;redicnts of great po;y carefll ;1y· aml scient ificn ll y comrnied. Its torrnultt is g-e11('rally known .he medical profession, and the best sit>it1ns constantly prescril.Je AYER'S .SAP.UU L L A as an Ab solu t e Cur e al! diseases causcll by t110 vitiation of 1loocl. It is conccntrate<l to the high- practicable degree, far beyon<l any ·:r preparation for which like effects chimed, an < l is t herefore the cheapest, roll as the best blood J.lllrifying med!· , in the world. ~ye r's S ~ rsap arma PHEPAUED :BY J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masi. ( Antilytical Chem ists. ] 'lid by all Druggists: price $1; six · · bottles f or $5. tAR RIAGE LlCENSES COST ONLY $2.00 AT 13. LOCKH ART'S NEWCASTLE· 48-ly. fANDARD BANK OF TA.IL, C ANA DA. J tmsT, $140,000 · <&>- - :u,ooi,,ooo. is Bank is prepared t o do Legiti· Bankin g in a.ll i ts branches. .rmers notes discoun ted ; D eposits ved and Interest paid on amoun ts of Jwards in Sa.vings Bank Depa.rtmen t : D RAF'll'S ,1,nd Collections made in Europe, ')tat.es and Cl:lonada. J~-:nu r4locll nros. Gl ock, late Bank· :e o f Jones di Dobbfo, W. J . JONES, Agent RITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE C O., ESTABLISHED IN 1847. I t hl!.s' no shareholders to pay dividends to, Man:igcd by and solely in the interests of the Policy holders. Its H..a t es a r e .L ow· Polic i es non fo1·feita hleln1ul ·rneon ditional. Caslt 'Go111ls J>:thl e-vu·y t h ret\ years, Joint Life Pol icies. Though a donble rish but one premium is paid for two people. Amount of policy drawn on first death. Spec.fol I nd'Ucements to Total .Abstainer~ . A.SSETS O VER $5,000, 0 llO. ll\'COUE OVER $1,000,000, $100,000.00 deposited with theCanadianGovern men t for benefit of Canadian policy holders. lNVESTED IN CA.lU.DA, $600,000 ,00. HEAD on:lCE IN CaNAJH.:-1\IONTRE.AL For particulars refer to E , L . LIVINGST01VEj GENll:RAr. Aol!~N·r, POUT HOPE, Or to agents throughout the county. 48-6se. Orono Pu_ mp Factory Pumps Cheaper and Better t han ever, The Subscriber having built a l"rge Tl·" Pump Factory iu Orono, iH p reparnd - t o fu.rniah- 1 PUMPS OF EVE~V DESCRIPTION With or without :eorcelaiu Cylinder, o1 the Best Material, on the shortest notice , a 1i d at t he lowest .prices. Cistern Tubs and Pumps s upplied. 1 ' WE LLS CLEANED &RERAIRED. 0 1 All WORK GUARANTEED ·ro GIVE SATISFACTION. Orders by l\ll"a1 ·1 promptly attended to. JD. DOORS SASH, BLINDS, PIOKETS, 1;; ' l MOULDINGS, &c., kept on hand. 1,IR. ERGUSON. ~~~~