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uses or Chronic uroncmus, and me early stages on Phthisis. and have been well leased with the results. JAM s K. cnoox. u.D. _ -L--_` --.2 wnsnue n|_1_\_$Es rLAx-5s::u`u`vnLgg.sIc_>_N _c6. `snatc- 0N$JliJ}?f(f| 3.!I.5..El GENEBEL D`E.i1lT..Yl 3R0N.QH%lI|5 jj2-'-'ZZ.-j: tj:v. 'so1a by nrugglsts, Price 3 I .oo._' "ii iBSr"ty.}'1~I_es} iiol-k: '1 lflvo Hundred Dollars :1-vnvn can - A--H `V $8000.00 1 year is being mudo by John R. `\ Goodwln,'l`roy,`N.Y.,at work, for us. Reader, you may not Swim as much, but we can teach you qulu y how to earn mam S5 to M0 a day unho start, and more as you go on. Both sexes, all ages. In any pan 0! \ America. you can commence at home, 3-Iv. my all your tlme-,or spare moment: on! to the work. All In now. Great ply Slill for every worker. We start go ovoryllllnk. EASILY. SPE )l`l.Y lo-.rn..I Am: You VMAoii'i1ii~soi'o1:1e by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow skin 3 Sl1iloh s Vitnlizer is a positive (311 P8. .'`:...":. '"..:'"' :.:'."..-..<: '*:;~ nerm couw wo nu out how to earn 'l`I'|-oo Tiouund Dollun I. gallclmyvhorqvor they lIve.l will ulna than. ':ecn any nu-Iy intelligent person ofoltiii` I A YEAR I I undertake tobrhy tench any Ihlrly Intelligent ohlthu so}. who can Ind and wrltomnd who. ` '1 53 KING ST. EAST, ..... um... .... us m.-u. ulvli gm)` Dunn ml` X-very igglinmlshlng overyllling. E SILY` SI`!-I .Y learned. PA lt'l`lCUl.A FRI-.l-1. Address at once. NSJIINSON I 1.0.. ['0lITLAND. Itllu cave (Hm-eful attention. Iconigreg-Amlonnl . Cluurch NILLIER S1. name. : mun--veg an 5-yuan uuyvllvn X sionsso net-all in use. D. A. OI`.T N, M. D. Tonoufo. Wm: WM. You cough when Shiloh : Cure will give immediate relief. Prce10cts., 50 ate. and $1. 0PP08i1`E Till u;u..;a .m;.%ge;..s;% Io Ilanphtdr. Mn.` `Ea `-'5.'J." v- ,;' ,. .7. V` lnqxwaf om... uonoton. N.n.3'i{`{'5,9,.,' tree! - Wednesday and Friday run through to Helitnx, d '1` ends Thnredn d 83 tot. 33111;.` .N... wi{hont'ohen r'e?u turd Q Oloee connections made at Point Levin with th .GrendT1-unk Railway and th R1 heli Pi itsm; .*:.. %:'i..`%::"2.::5' *3*"*"" the Norm. _-.._ uuuunu-\vl lIn\I\JI= In the West torall pointaln Nowd Brunswick. Nova sooth, Prlnoo Edward Island, Cape Breton and Newfoundland. ' fhe popular sea bathuaahlng and plan- INTERC-0LON|Al RAILWAY. THE DIREET RQUTE Flvlln thn wnnf 0.... ..n ..-:_4.- - qy--\J)xJ\I\l' "VO F `W a valuable hardwood bush, 3 acts ne bulldlngn. I bank barns. I ne a brick dwelling, nut % k t t M: but lug: fun in :;:rnt;. i:?:n`c'ed into ;nfn r.'mo--oooacru. xsoaau. um] [00 sues. will belold titular 3--.: 1-- AL- Il-- - ' T111: REV. Gm. H. THAYER, of Bourbon 1ud.,auys: Both myself and Wife owe outlive to SuILou`s CONSUMPTION Cums. -._ 1V_,, I Send for the ' Farm Advertiser." It glvee lull partloulare of theee and 878 other ferme and valuable Information about this oountry. Addreee. J. -1. Only 5 oo.. Guelph Po 0.. Ont. ` acres, .352: $10,250. .:.................. ` {n b'ldi abankbamsnndsgoodhouuo, gnu:-kit t:lvvn':xgist'h nilwn 3 miles. can be all in ~ divided--one'of the beat in thmcoun . - A`,__4__,\,\,\,. vu,vvvwuI.w.IIlO .`.`:'.`;..?..`'...`.'. `2.`}"c`;'.'.`.',..."....i ?.".. .`::':?.`. bestgrain and stock nnsolitIduh0IItI& mnn -vnn A-A -'--- - .-vu , u-nus, nuns` IIJWIIUIIIII` o houo_nd large bunk barn, market town wi nnwa 3 -Ila .. ._.. ...., a nun... vnuusw uuuz. . \ uoundary at back end, gzd house and burn, nnkgt to\vn wuh raihvny 5 m .175 /\`/\r\ t`\ AA- -_,,, . V `I 1 ~ - \, \_-- ---vvvv$.IIVCCCCIICw`~ a village 2 miles. markettowim with nllvn nllu. .m-iv l\ I\ I\ 1431-...-- ._.- --_- \I\J1\I \.I\-I" market with railwaz `>4 _ nu : cnxy enough money to bind the bargain need be paid until taking possession, and then 6.) per cent., 860 on every euoo. _-v me price: will be left on the farms. or lees than that. if buyere wish. payable Just to suit the buyers In every way. This will be put in writing and is the best chance ever c:`7.:r:d to buyers. All buyers get good times and their deeds when they take poe- E8!-`nnlin- SuxLou's C.~\'l`ARRII REMEDY--a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtherw. and Canker-Mouth. D..- 1-..... L.-AL -3 - - ' " xq/x. 1.5 x;-__,v uuuycuuuu-V` market town with railway 5 miieu, 1 ` AK`;-\` "r\ /"X t\ nnA_____ -_ - .$:?(?fl - f'{`7f -' I I0 acres 65 cleared 1 t` T) 3 acre: ne Inaple bush, xymsc zuu!.baV!:rAx.,_ markcf town with nilway 1 miles. rvn .4 tn: 1\ l\ :44 A `OJ A-1\ \J\/I "-" ` inurkcl town only I mile. .x(\/\/\t\ -pg; Suu.on's Cum: will immediately relieve Group. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. For DYSPEPSIA and Lwer Complnmt you have * a. printed unrantee on every bottle of Sl1iloh s Vxtalizer. tnever fails to cure, ' ' A NASAL Ixawroa free with each bottle of Shiloh s Catm-rln nmnrhr D..:..,. an ..-..L- --,-_-_-2. :-'.`:-n- -.-.w: . , V ADVERTISING RATES. urn ADVANCE HAS A CIROUl.A'l`l0N 01" 'l'lllR'l`l}.'EN HUNDRED AN II! V EIGIITY OOPIES, Almost. if not quite double that ct any other - . _ Paper published in Barrie. ty_'AnvnnjrIsnns snovnn NOTE THIS rAo'r.`B (12 lines solid nonpareil make one inch). .,1'nA_xsxaN'r ADVERTISEMENTS. First insertion, 10 cents per line. Each sub uent insertion. 4 cents per line. Ending notices, 10 cents ner line for first in on; 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion of the name matter. Legal, Omcial and Government advertise ments will be charged at above rates. connuo-r ADVERTISING. Contract advertisements will be taken at th following ra which are drafted on correct A commercial , ciples, and. as they will be t strictly adhered to in making new contract` ` after present contracts expire, there nnlv nnn urine for all: . CONTRACT onmam. Advertisers will please bear in mind that no- tice -of intention to _ chan e advertisements must be handed in to the o ce not later than Saturday at 10 o'clock, and the co y for such change must be in the ADVANCE o ce not later than 12 o'clock -noon on Tuesday, in any week; otherwise the advertiser's announcement may not be-made public until the week following. . Advertisers will not be allowed to use their space for advertising an thing outside their own regular business. hould they do so. I transient rates-will be charged for such adver rinnvn Ant \4\IL` IIIIAV want any v near; nu-ua-.--w - ...- Condensed advertisements on First Page such as Wants of all kinds. Lost and Found. Property for Sale or to Rent, S ecic Articles, Etc..Etc.. must be accom uni with the cash. and will -be inset-ted-F rst insertion. 2 cents per word. each subsequent insertion, 1 cent or word (names. addresses, and gures counte as words); but 9. reduction to 1 cent per word will be made when the number of insertions of tne ems matter exceed Faun. No stones, hllls or swamp on the farms. and the soil In guaranteed deep. rich. clay loam that never bakes. -Money cent It re- quired as guarantee. for expenses if the farms are not cheap and as represented,- and intending buyers, after seeing them, left to decide for themselves, and then keep or return the money as they think right. - Pure spring water on every farm, `fences; land not hilly not flat. Gravel } roads, cheese factories, creamerles, schools I ` churches and postotces near all the farms, Good water every where and healthy coun- try. ' than. .\........I. .._-..-.. -- |.I....n AI__ n._____I__ urmr present oonu-um. only one price for all: WIFUIIHIUIIU . l daemon: 2} Inoheq .... 5 Inches, } Column; 10 Inches, i Column 90 Inches, 1 Column 15 ercent. added. or two months-the three monthly rate I with 10 per cent. added. xier will be I H'P1-eterred positions in the pa sold at an advance of one third on a eve rates. This, rule will be strictly carried out. Three Hundred Killed. A dispatch to the Times from Santiago, Chili, gives the oflicial version of the re- cent battle. Robles was short of pro- visions and abandoned Mount Sebastopol. With 1200 infantry, 25 cavalry and two guns he attacked on the 6th of - this month 250 rebels. The enemy decoyed the Government troops to close quarters. under pretext of a truce, and then red, wounding two-thirds of the Government troops. Rebels, wounded in the side, was placed in an ambulance. The rebels captured the ambulance and riddled Rebels with bullets. A general" massacre followed of the Government forces. It is estimated that 300 rebels were killed and 400 wounded. A President Balmaceda admits the gravity of the disaster, but says he still has 30,000 troops and ample funds. The following cheap and good farmsan In the finest section of Western Ontario. Send for the Canadian Farm Advertiser" to J. j. Daly & Co., Guelph P. 0., Ont. It is sent free and gives the acres cleaned, sizes and kinds of buildings, &c., &c., 0! these and 275 other farms. ` `For one monththe three monthly rate with ` 1531.0! cent. added. us turn mnntlm_n-m three monthly rate No. '0! Inches Hanna FARMS FOR SALE. RECEIPTS, Ila CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS. ,..Ll._.___ __.A._ -.. ELI..-` IMIU I In: In-nag A-;_ K -!I-- " "`IQ`V`- -v--f--:Il Tl 50 acres, all cleared, (3 buildings, near market. 65 a.cres,_ all elected, 3% building: near largo .towlI. , , .,., - -`~------u -w --on vwux\vI'Jl|.Uul.Llo For lame back, side or chest, use Shi1oh's Perms Plaster. Price 25 cents. - "'-"-`T*6iI' cl hurl`:-oc:&. :1! L _.-- -_.... -..-._..-v- -an-u-U1 00 acres, Socleared, oalsncu bush, brick house, good ban, acres. So cleared, homo and ham, near muket town. too` "cm.' -"cl brig]: hang: sud bag: but. HKOI I nth. -1"-pg -.`- I 65 acres nuuul nu. :1;-3;. 3 250}: 4oo'i xnn Q0: Inner ` Ham 4 ,wV\I 8 75 16% Anna 12.7. 2600 IQIIII 30-6 3.75 ....\n _- ..vvu-u IIIIID UV UNIV, INJuc:'roR`free each Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 _c< Sold by John Woods, Barrie, an lfamliu, Allanelule. . T aTti7ifVce iia`.:'m"a'i"-E` (smosi PRICE FOR an non:-nun: Anvnwl >13 |QQ_ ; V-1--I30 DOC-YT. '-.j'.i:?I Lunar . tions. (mos) ( P . tiona g (1 yr.) Woman`: Rights in Germany.- The cause of woman's rights" in Germany has got a setback by the action of the Relchstag in throwing out a petition that has been under debate for years. It did not look toward female suffrage, or anything of the kind, but merely asked that Womenmight be authorized to enter the so-called liberal professions ot law and medicine. In America there are female doctors, lawyers, professors and preachers, but the Reichstaq has declar- ed that women shall not pursue such vocations in Germany. The petition pre- sented to the Reichstag was supported only by its few Socialist members. 63 I'm nun l8;ll8I.lY.Pnbl1ahwand1 FOR 1891. 'j?I_bBIhod by the Proprietor, 5. Wu `Copies 25- cent: at the o`wi' "i"'* 5! In-ll. po-tpud, on receipt 0 "' an-- avvunaanu-351 any .---- Elithobatono Dollar Week-U mbwd.` _ lIItho0ount1of Slmooendhu 7 3 . the Ingest qlruulatiom I. .11 %%ouu'rv or smcoi lroexn` nlnscronvi FARM LEASES, RENEWALS or ` O'HA'1`TEL MORTGAGE DISCHARGE OF AssIGNma:N'rs or CHATTEL MORTGAGE- ABSTRACTS OF TITLE, ET` DIVISION ooum: BLANKS. MAGISTRATES BLANKS. SUIBOGATE COURT BLUES` OONSTABLES BLANKS~ Blank Forms of my kind P` t oldar`. . EQUITY OF REDEMPTION, STATUTORY LEASE`- _ """"' V ~ ` .1110 and 0! all any: U19 w0uuu_--o_)n.uV`:mu narrnwmas or Au. soars A!` non: `ly-hgxlod. but at- the and T6! eleven . -, V my 33, ' = .1 merg wgg gmgpparent ul_u'_iu|mzo of tile ' 2 ' - = ' 3 gin {aha dreastpgl. a[jl_nyI'iug _of_ Inuti<);I..` DEEDS, MORTGAGES. CHATTEL MORTGAGES. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE AGREEMENTS OF AT TORONTO PRICES {BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS, ..... A * POSTERS-P1ain and Ornaments! % DODGERS, FLYERS, MEMORIAM CARDS. PROGRAMS, ORDERS OF DANCE, MENU cums, Lmu -`A51... NOTE HEADINGS, LETTER HEADINGS, MEMORANDIJMS. WEDDING INV'ITATI().\'.%, WEDDING cums VISITLVG cm; Tn'Non1nnn Anvnucf |BlllIKANllJB PRINTING CARDS, PROMPT AND TASTEFUL `I respectfully solicit an oppomm to furnish estimates for all k'md,; work in all the styles of printing, .~_.; Grand and Acoxaehmrhe. ood and S$0l'm--?10kOll.ID|I . . `M. .3 L:-- --STEAM-~ ' PRINTING HOUSE :23 uumur ST.. mane, HAS UNRIVALLED FAGILITIQ A full line of B L A N K F O R MS Always kept in stock -OI ORDERS OF ALL CLASSES or- CHECKS, 0RDER& ENVELUPES. STATEMENTS, BILL HEADS, NOTE CIRCULARS, LETTER CII%CL L3;_: CETPTR . -FOB. """x;;.1a"a:;: "' Wont Have neeooneseee. On Wednesday lest the eNew `York Presbytery discussed` the `question of the estebhshrnenttor otherwise of the oioe of ; deeconesees in the Presbyterian Church and e,vote on the question resulted`. 21 to four and 38 against the scheme and 39 to 21 against the ordination of women as .l 4. `Ar nu-no MORTGAGE. A full line at all prim SALE OF LAND HOUSE LEASE SNIPES, ma -7 6: EXEBIJHUI bla uuuvvvu vuu-vuv-uv A workman at the Davenport, Ia.., gas works concluded the other day that he would electrooute a. troublesome cat. ~He placed the feline in a tub of water and turned on the current. It was found, that the tub had to be moved slightly. and while moving it the executioner got his nger in the water and nearly electro- cuted himself. After he was brought to, with a. desire for vengeance, he renewed the experiment. There was no hitch in the proceedings this time, for just as the out opened its mouth for the forty.-ninth yell. after it had been put in the tub. the current was turned on and it died with its mouth open. me den can dyi twi fm 110:1 sub U G 0- Qua-I-c-vv deuoonesnea. Six Months for Horse steallnt. John Campbell, who stole a- horse at Dutton and was arrested at -Petrolia was Jeuteuoed the other day at Samia to six moths impisonmeut, It is well for John that he lives in these merciful times. The gallows used to be the fate of the horse 100 Dervuhos Ruled. A Cairo despatch of Monday says :- A terrible disaster occurred to-day at the arsenal `of Omdurmam From the reports received it appears that about 100 dervishes were killed by an explosion there, which destroyed immense stocks of ammunition and scattered the arsenal building and everything in the immediate neighborhood. The Ingenuity of Burxlan. Over one hundred tools and process- es, which are marvels of ingenuity and scientic knowledge," says the Rochester, N. Y., Democrat, have been invented by safe burglars. A. recent burglar- s ont- t, captured by the police, consisted of a little giant knob breaker, a diamond drill, and a high explosive of the nature of dynamite, but put up in the form of powder. It would open the strongest bank safe in half an hour, and without noise enough to disturb people in the next house, while the entire outt could be carried in the pocket of an ordinary coat. :t6alor. lnootrogution. `vv vvwu. wucu U050} y. Pnce _cents. .;,;a"1;'. .., u....gu-, away: was no nu`: llnoletl. That : `mt the point msdun," here- tortod. "` vo'got tired of paying sixty cents` apiece for_|n:o_k`_ed tong that look like 5 ueotign olnipled n1_on_ y`: forearm and tute:u_it __t_heynh,ad boon dug up out of a.n`Itii_a.n'fn|o\_1 nd'. Pm go; ` g tojmoko In -ownboo! ,tong`neu'her ea'fter. ` - - nthoiyjrgyou 'g'olngto'do' itY_.Wo hi;6;I tTu'ny -mbke h'ouIo.` - 1... am. ;...:a. - _.;_~_-.-- '.. -.-. +- UIOOIVI She had a begful of similar coils laid away somewhere, tangled into an inextric- able mass and running over at the top,`and had no use under the shining sun for an- other inch of string. but ahe promised to take care of this particular wad. Mean- while `Mr. McSwat was slowly unrolllng the bundle. He brought to view at lasts beef s tongue. V - ' There it is. Lobelia." he exclaimegd.., 9 " I dont see anything remarkable about it, Billiger, except that it isn't tucked. 'l`lnI-. . .~:n.e n... ....:.;s. '.....s.__ as |._ -_, uuyvll I uuy IIIIUKU nolllb." . ' ' " Jul; you. wait a minute pod you l_l -Brink me an iron okez-. . o . _ Mu. Moswnt .'unto. implement and brought it to hiui; . '.'.`N'l;o~!.IIOl`! ."-`ii, .2 :f.":;:{ .; : 92:: JR `$1.31 A I . .1 ..! '1'. L,` .- I -\A 4-23.} ; 1_`.>u.,.,-. .. 4'4. x "3 f7aI' 3o`3'i'd:i'o'S1ia," he said, " to save, every piece of string thatcomee into the house. You may need it some *2?-; A e Luann Us lI.IUe Mr. Mcswat then proceeded with great deliberation to open the package. _He took off the string rolled it upintoe little coil, and gave it to Mre. McSwe`t-.__ . uh.-.. - .._-.1 2.1-- 1-, The woes at Moswnt. Mr. Moswat went home one afternoon a fews weeks ago with something wrapped up in a brown paper. He laid it down on the kitchen table, but kept his hand on it, as if it were a mystery too momentous to be unfolded without taking - precautions against inicting upon the sensitive ner- vous system of Mrs. MoS wata sudden and unexpected shook. ' , ` ` Well Billiger, what is it 'i " Don't be in aehurry, Lobelia. All in good time. I have made up my mind to try a little experiment. I can hardly call it an experiment, though. It is such an obvious, praotiealthing that it s a wonder to me it hasn t`heen done for a hundred years. I am going to show you. Lobelia, how to save money and add to the com- forts of life. `Alt. In_u,__; .1 I - - r.vIIIU;_Ull',Ul Il uu WKUI ICU" II `VI. iglyihodod. bi s'tv"tl`i:nd'i>f tlofii 4 d,-iii ~I.;.rgai sufvapnare lpririxukaas of t_ e glen gdng` the dressings, allowing of Irivotioig ,_a"nd endangerimfie pulling at the"graft `from position, and the bnnd of` union between the boy and the doc was then. on this ac- _, count` severed. 'I`he'nperat1qn had not been successful, but the bone graft was covered with -an irregular new growth, and circulation was shown tohaye been ., established between the boy and dog. At the end of ve weeks the graft was remov- ed from the boy's leg. but the stimulation it had caused is said to have set up a re- parative process, which gives hope that V the _.original fracture may reunite. The boy now walks with the aid of one crutch v or a; cane, and the dogwas carefully treat- ed after. the separation. Dr- Phelpsis condent that the bony union would have taken place with the graft if actual contact could have * been = `main tained for a longer. period ' . and says that the operation is a success in so far as it establishes the principle that it is possible togrow `large masses of tissue from an animal to man and to estab- lish the circulation until the union takes place between opposite species without danger to either. It also demonstrates that algrowth ofnew bones takes place when a section of bone in transplanted and its nutrition maintained by the artery of the animal. This, if continued for four or ve weeks would protably unite a frac- ture3 r--vvgavnvus vs ruvwyaovo VIIVVIIU lllllle 1.5 so, we may suppose that each such sh goes about like a string of glow worms or a train of lighted cars. all the organs along his side or tail shining faintly in the dark, somewhat after the fashion of luminous paint. Dr. Gunther `suggests that in certain cases the phosphorescence may be produced in a- sort of back cham- ber of the organ, and thenvemitted in par- ticular directions through the lens in front precisely as a policeman ashes his bull :- eye on my point. ` lO\JK.I But many deep-sea sh have a curious system of hollows in the skull or along a line on the body which secrete mucus or slime, and this slime often envelops them completely,` as in a sheet of jelly, from head to tail. Strange to say it is phosphorescent. Moreover, many other deep sea species have two sets of organs buried in their skin consisting of round shining, opalescent bodies, ver closely resembling mother-ofspearl. (gne sort are lame and oval, and are placed on the head not far fromxthe eye ; the other kind are smaller and arranged in a series along the body and tail, a pair usually answer- ing to each joint of the back bone. All of them are abundantly supplied with nerves, and they seem to be organs for the production and perhaps also for the perception of phosphorescent light. If -n urn nnnuv I`l\I\n\hA that nnA`\ ....-L l!_L nu u I vuuo I Now asewe go down in the water we tind at each depth that the effects `pro- duced upon the tish are steadily progres- sive in one direction or the other. Species that live at a depth of eighty fathoms have the eye already a good deal bigger than the nearest representatives that live at or near the surface. Down to the depth of 200 fathoms were day- light disappears, the eyes get constantly bigger. Beyond that depth small-eyed forms set in, with long feelers developed to supplement the eyes. Sight, infant, is here beginning to atrophy. In the greatest abysses the fish are mostly blind, feeling their way about entirely by their sensitive bodies alone over the naked sur-- faoe of rock at the bottom. Some of them have still external relics of funotionless eyes ; in others, the oldest. and most con- firmed abysmal species, the eye has alto- gether disappeared externally, though its last representative may still be recognized mbiedded deep in the tissues of the ea . - . Q new ;;;*[aog .s.;.,...;.; apparent] comfortable together`; gndgat the and o nix days the wouudrnu natural-_ 1.. I.-..I-.1 |..;.a. .. olm mu! -3.! Annllnn dun Very mine `In some and wholly Looking In other Varieties, ` . The queerest thlng about deep_ses creatures is their arrangement for visum. blah that hve at very great depths have either no eyes at all or enormously big ones. Indeed". there are two ways` you may get on in these gloomy abysses, vby delicate-touch organs or by sight that collects the few rays. of light _due to phosphorescence or other aocidomtal sources. \Y-A __ __ ,,_ ,I__,_, 5, 1| ,' _,,,_A_,_ _ _ run: was or nmz-su msn. .. .u,.,u_.v- uuw` uuu pnyl fwlulollli 8 mur- vmur Jvhstevor this monopoligt behind the ftneit qounter Vohaoogen ughiln. . fet M ity I of V Imperi ..'1`u-tn` ng owder -is acknow s16uding`Phyaiciana and Chemists.` vaavl VADIIIIIIBIIIU 0 II In the center of `the thickest portion there was about an ounce and a half of esh that had escaped the general destruc- tion in which the rest of the tongue had been involved. How Mrs. Mcswat care- fully scooped this out, served it up for nature of the case would admit, and hung over him like an . angel of mercy while he ate it-how Billiger McSwat made a mental computation as to the saving he had effected in smoking. his own beef ton- gue, without counting 1 two -large rents in the inner peri hery ofseaoh trousers leg caused by the s ingle nails on the roof- -`added. to life by-his little'experim'ent--it receifed atthis pines" ' recently is tb ed tongues new and` payjw.ithut -a. mur- i.I].'.h...." Ilia. :.....-.`..a.'-....;`..I'a-.:s.-'I.'.I.-'.r..'.a ng, Billiger s dinner as temptingly as the A -ehownhe reflected on the)` comforts he had ` .is?n`et__ the purpose _oi'iths' chronicle` to I relate, but `- trustvlort Information ` . ui . , =eaa`"e;a*ee1h.ssm .'*n1, say-ihiumok. I? III IWVI It was covered with a thick deposit of soot, wss charred almost to the center, and from its steaming interior came a rich odor in which several distinct kinds of smoke were clearly perceptible. ' (`TL _-..M. L....I ,, ,. __- ---..--I rvovvrvnwnvo It/wonit need any more cooking. Billi- ger. announced Mrs. Mcswat. after a brief examination. 7 `I... 4.1.. -_._A___ ,n..I .c u.- No discount on this job, Lobelia, he said, holding-it up. It's smoked till you can't rest. Ever see a finer looking ton- gue than that 2" ' H`l\-....._!. :1. I-.L _ .9 Q n n o - - v mun K emoked tongue always looks shrivk eled. All you need to do now is to scrape it eff nicely, peel o` the skin and cook it - mMre. McSwef pulled the tongue off the poker, laid it down 'on the table and ` it broke In two. -'-`__ _ _ A _ _ 4 V __Q 0.. .11 . _ ,.' _- _ ---_.-'-v- ----- --wu-n vvun-0 They vren-t_ down stairs, and for the next twenty-four houraor lonaer, in compliance -with instructions from Billiger, Mrs. Mc- Swat and the amiable domestic, Ophelia, plied the kitcken range liberally with slabs of wood and chunks of soft coal. ._ -._ -.. cu uuvov vyu--u On the morning of. the second day after Mr. McSwat had put in operation his grand scheme for seving money and add- ing to the comfort of living, he climbed out to the chimney again, lifted the ton- gue out and brought it down stairs. In `T I any uuwu uuov l Doesn t it look a g6o`d`deal ahriveled, Billiger?f _ inquired Mrs, McSwat dubi- nnnliv `IUIH Vi. 99 vusu uulu U nllUW- vucu, yu `.`I ll x that. We'll throw in a slab occasionally, and if that doesn't make smoke enough we'll burn a little soft coal They're both cheaper than hard coal. uylosuuu nu IIIULU 6 . But there : no smoke coming up that chimney, Billicrer," said his wife. . We "burn hard coal, you know. urn A- .I\nI- xxrnvn n..-..._ :.. _ 4-1. `;:l.`ha;aWt?1;:cn;rVne. Lobniia, he said,` olambering back to the window. It'll smoke the thing all right and save just forty cents. Catch me buying smoked tongues any morn ! nnI- `Rana : l\1\ m`-ll _......3_.. .-.. Ll_-L circulatory a a'te';";f 3: ; signed that o vitalityjofdho doqmhould contribute to tin nan.-no n.- ' TON, _ He thrust the pt)W1V8ilv';;)i(i.!lIt hotlf its length through the slit in the smaller and of the tongue. IJ- _....-...I-.1 L-.. .-.. _L-2_,_ -.,,.,,,\ vull U0 He preceded her up stairs, opened a back window, stepped out on the kitchen roof, and made. his way up by laborious climbing to the comb. and thence along to the chimney at the farther and. Lifting himself carefully up he placed the poker across the top of the chimney, the beef tongue hanging down inside. A` 1 1U1Vl.l!4 K000. BIIBII BWEW I0!` 0803, 3130 KOOQ ' cedar Doats and all kind of stove wood. Apply to J01-INCHEESMAN. Colliermsgeet. RE NOT a Pur- , gative Medi- 9 cine. They are a R S Bnoon, BUILDER, . Tome and Bacon- smuowon, as theg supply in a condense form the - substances RY Bnoon, or from V1'rwrnn Humans in the BLOOD, and also nvigorate and BUILD UP the Bnoon ` and SYSTEM. when broken down T` by overwork. mental worry disease. excesses and lndiscre- tlons. They have a Srncuuc Aorxox on both men and women, restoring L081` vmon and correcting all IRREGULARITIES and sorrnmssrous. H Who nds his mental fac- ulties dull or tailin , or hi 1 `s 11 ging, should take 1: se P1:.s.ye1he Isgllvlelestgfe` his lost energies, both physical an mental. :II-- I-.---- 5`-\AI\1:` `aha C-`mama `Ill UIUIUI KICK OJOVLIIIICII should take them. The cum all an - presslons and irregu srities. w 1011 inevitabyy entail sickness when neglected. IILIIHIL ----I a-.\u.a.u.I.I I--I-A L14;-nun Bovva t. BIIOIIIO. ULK6 01.1338 1'LD.D!!. Y They Will cure the re- au to 01 youthful bad habits, and strengthen the system. V ~ unnnnnn unngnn-II .1..m1.1 4.1.. I-`again I CUIIC II ClII-II zuvuu Iuaun vugn ma. etham regular. For sale by all drugglats. or will be sent upon receipt of price (500. per box), by addressing 1111:: me. WILLIAMS MED. co. . 13rockm'u_e,-ant. _.---- -.., ....u uug, vvvru UUIIIIQ I100 ny M00 on a cot. where they might be kept an comfortably an possible for several days. anmthetice were administered `but mod- erately`, and a piede of thebone about an inch and a half long wan taken from the . dog's limb and inserted in that of the boy whereit was incenioualy secured in mi- `tion, care being taken not ,to ,in'ju,I"e ,.-the arterieu or any importanteportion of the ,a stein of ei.ther.`; 'Iti!iI de- thl I . n vinlil-5' SKILL". .I.';..;r_"-'.-e e VJWUVGIJO nxgllll WOMEN '&`i{ .`.`.`e them WOME good shout straw for beds. also good I 5 cedar noats and all kind of ntmm wnnd, I NORIHEBN ADVANCE. Liity K of. Imperial Creaxix wderv acknowledged by: Avvvvuu wsfhould take these Pmns. Vhnu mull nun-A fhn son- ahonutake them. fhnnn DI"l',?, null] Einpautan Aug 31' DUFC 32-tt . ........... anal: mu vmusy ot. the do mhould contribute to the myth of the oneln _ plgoe, in the Vboyfq 92, which, it won sui- matod. wbuld 1-egm;-e sbo%ut,thi1--ty days; -ad on 1-rr`W= do WA-;:t!Io_tbtor~. , oondngtd-$0" thearuftod ngmud niiuolo , uvu aunuratl noun-I Will be given for 3. case of Cetarrh which cannot be cured permanently by Clark's Catarrh Cure. Step right up to the oiee and prove your case and get the reward. Thous- ands have tried thiserinedy and no one-.ho.s claimed the reward, because it cures in ever ' case. If you have 3 1 cold __or troubled wit Catarrh, ask your druggist for Clark's Qethrrh f Cure.,pri`ce 50 cents, and see `what a pletisant . `relief It will be instantly." If you are asked ,to. something elee, send to no direiet, and we `will send an a bottle by mei1 .on`. receipt of ` C ark Chemiea1_C,o.,, - Toro`t'1'to,,New or .o ; uuggnaahy uncut `and provided whh"iE1'f>'lE'3:'::I:`i;o`;v. ` an r w on-um ngoverOI000o II'.IIc . a mag shun E . F ll 1c 1 FR Eokhld Us 0. ALLl:`.. Bax 30. AuuIta."i.a\ 0.. .4 ,, ..-.._---- v -u w-un nun-Il'IU|IIl p I T C V V Vhow `lino Iurln tholrown loizallckqwhorovor they will ulno hnibh a situation orcmploymonmt which you can earn um amount. 0 none for no unleu nucoulml an above. Bunny and qnlc turned. desire but onqworlor mm ggch dluct or county. ' lvanlmulu o.....m ....n ....-..u-: -- - oca\uvuv\aLIl&J\iC. 14 ans can Be arranged AT ONBE with my-Local Valuator. FARMS` bought, sold and exchanged. AGENTS WANTED. ` WRITE or call for parti- culars. E. R. REYNOLDS, S3 KIRIIE QT Enac- to LOAN at 5% and 6 per cent., to pay off OLD MORT- GAGES, advances on SEC- OND MORTGAGES, and to purchase farms. NO COSTS for applications. NO DELAY or inconvenience. Loans, can `an no-nuu.s...-.I AH\ l\\vp-nun $500,000 - ' T 3 1 TV up In az- A'1`he last 25 years I have adjusted more Trusses than any man in America. Valu- able 1 a.tente, m own im omion, in Truss- es, Spinal and mb Feet Instnun ents. Rupuu-0-1 will gun:-antoe to hold largest Rupture " without touching your hip, no straps whatsoever, 1. Large t at k f nnml Trusses also 'h?.r'3rio1utne Sgiralogrrssg: in stock. Reliable system for ommnmo BY 1IlAlI.. _. my .554, - ` SpinalInstruments3;`L,`;`;`.2: And more effective. Iclalm the 0nl,\'me~ . ohanlcnl system tr _ I ghten born Club Feet(Pntented.\ Iwlll prove to anybody thnto oration never did not can straigh on Club Feet. Send 6 cent stamps for Book. mus. curnm. 113 King St. w.- Tnrnnfn sclence and Progress. In the New York Charity Hospital, in November last, as described in these columns early` in December, Dr. A. M Phelps grafted a bone from `a dog's leg in the shin bone of a. boy, under circum- stances which attracted general attention. Both boy and dog were bound side by side cot. where than miom. 3... 1,. -- - LCIIHIDHIB 0D!,\'IDO- I mus. cl.l1'rllB. `H8 King St. w.. inn; `--{.- NERVUAg';l,Q,ji&]]Nl `-15% -I-'.j'i 4- U bvw-J: Inn: 0! nmomn.":. at Dec. saoch.1_sas.' ' I can strongly reeomxnend_ Flax Seed Emulsxon as '.1?3 1i'.'a":iv%% `3s eZl1la $`a$'3a? gcf 1 cxalzonlc in physical debilig. ' JOHN . TALMAGE. M. n. ijitj uj i Zi-j_..Z. -1 V Brooklyn N. Y.. Oct. 10th. 1888. ... 5:222?` * DDT N` M T\ ` . . . Instruments. 1 __;n ,_._._-_,L-.. ;_t.-I.| \._..._.._;.1\.-_L_.___ jZ..:-j1-`Iu..j-u-u- u-.: `y 186 on Ave. r New York C ty, Se t. I9. 1888. I have used the Flax-Seed Emu! on in several f Ch ` ' in ages D).n.:.3. nu-1:0 msullgf u--.:-- TC!--Cr--.- Brooklyn. N.Y., Feb. 14th "1889. I haveuud your Emulsion in a `case of i h:hlsis_ (consumption) with _benecial results, where patient could not use Cod Lure: Oil in anform. ' ~" Jo Ho _ MC DO ~ I DRVG SCH I In a severe qase -nu-4 I`-\o\ HA:-w BHJEUMAIISEI nynnxm SPAILKLING