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-_--"â€"' "' â€"â€"__â€"'â€"___. ._ .__._ _.___ I - - .â€"_.____..â€"_ i. A LEGAL ROMANCE. A Law ("lch Sn-pcclld or Funbculement -ulvcu IL; Cuuk’t or Exile or the ka â€"flc Went lo Canadaâ€"Now Proved lo be Innocent. but u:- (‘auuot be Found. Some four or five years ago a cer-. tam well known and immensely popu- ‘sr managing clerk to a very disting- xishcd firm of solicitors in London, Eng, was suddenly called upon to balance the office petty cash. The. firm did a very extensive business, and as it was then in the middle of the term time the petty cash account am. ounted to something like £250 to £300. There was no reason for suspecting the managing clerkâ€"on the contrary, the most implicit confidence was reposed in him, and people were astounded there- fore when it was found that the petty cash did not balance to within £80 and some odd shillings. The clerk vehe< mently protested his innocence, but there was no satisfactory explanation forthcoming, and although the firm were loath to prosecute, they could'not, of course, entirely overlook the mat- ter. Accordingly the employs was given the alternative of the dock or retirement from the land of his birth. He chose the latter, and with the as- sistance ofa. few remaining friends be- took himself to Canada, and the last that was heard of the poor fellow was that he was working "on the railway" out west. Now for the sequel. and it is here‘ that the strangeness and romance of the story come in. The firm of solicit- ors still flourishes, and a. few weeks ago they had occasion to search an old deed box for some papers which had been prepared about the time the managing clerk was declared a de- faulter. In doing so there was discov- Bred a deed of some sort, _whioh bore an £80 stamp, and which it has been further discovered was never entered in the firm's books. The deed had to do with the articles ofa. law clerk, or something of that sort, and once stamped was easily overlooked..It was at once apparent that the missmg £80 had gone to y this fee, and that the exile was rea ly innocent after all. The firm have made strenuous efforts to find this erstwhile assistant. but all traces of him seem to have disappear- edâ€"oven the last remaining members of his family have left the country. Should these lines perchance meet his eye. he will probably require no assur- ance that there is a substantial berth open for him in the neighborhood of Lincoln's Inn-fields. SLR JOHN .MIACDONALD'S OLD CONSTITUENCY. Mr. J. H. Metcalfe, M.P.. for Kingston. Talks of the Splendid Curative Character of Dr. Agnew's Catarr- had Powder. 'I‘here is no small runount of talk in all parts of the country of the class of puople who are proclaiming the reâ€" markable results accomplished by Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhul Powder for lead- ing- citizcns in all parts of the Domin- ion am using it. Among others who tell of the effective nature of this me- dicine for catarrht buy fever, or cold in the head, is Mr. J. II. B‘Ietcrulfe. the popular I\I.P., for Kingston, the conâ€" stituency represented for so many years by the late Sir John A. Mac- donald. Beyond all doubt this rem- edy is a marvel. radical in its effects, it is at 'the some time simple and agree- able to take. wl ich cannot be said of most catarrh medicines. A CITY WITHOUT CHIMNEYS. From the top of the cathedral spire in Mexico you can see the entire city. and the most striking feature of the View is the absence of chimneys. There is not a chimney in all Mexico; not a. grale, nor a stove, nor a furnace. All the cooking is done with: charcoal in Dutch cookmg ovens. and while the gas is sometimes offensive, one soon beâ€" comes used to it. Cure the Cough with Shiloh's Cure. The best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup promptly. One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses for ‘25 cents. Sold by all drug-glam. Mr. James Hodge. of Hamilton shot himself dead on the stairs at the City Hall. Be Not Dcccivcd. A Laugh. Hearse- ness or Group. are not to be trifled with. A dos» in time of Shiloh’s Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by all druggists. DANCED IN MOURNING COSTUME. The extraordinary spectacle of a star dancer performing a. leading part! in a. ballot clad in deep mourning weal witnessel in an Italian theatre ashort time ago. The ballerina. in spite of the recent death of her brother, took part in the first portion of the perform- ance dressed entirely in white. save for a black bow on her corsage. Dur- ing the interval she changed this attire for one of black. with somberness quite unrelieved. and her appearance in the trappings and the suits of woe was, it, seems, greeted most sympathetically by the impressionable spectators. c, , l l O””‘“““”‘”M I “65“ Few Women ENJOY LIFE AS THEY OUGNT. , Many a; about)! -41?’.‘ our ‘«."’-" “ - ' -< ..~5 .\\v~‘.- is" ‘fi _ ~- . ‘ weak and fickly, an?! _ ' ‘ - suurr untold mum" ~. . ’ , throuhakmmh pecul- 4' ‘. a A' f: into their“; ‘~ - IT IS WRONG. ‘. ' ‘ Mont all then Ills re- sult from womb troubl- ol some tort. Ho vo- nan can uranium mlllvbousu HlLIS' (01m) VEGS'IAIU GOIPOUND and ltloo’ mun Wash. mike-34150. for ad. by all Drum mamasgrw .27: M m; m. coupling: * on. “A. M. C." nnoicma CO. , 573 st Pm so. Mca'trui. I“. Wmuym um. MISS ZELMA ' RAWLSTON. THE RAW CUTTING \VINDS Bring to the surface every latent pain. .Rheltmatism. neural in, lumbago. and A CHARMING SOUBRETTE WHO AT‘ l complaints of a simi ar character hold TRACTS LARGE AUDIENCES. ! She Tells Bomelhlng of (honor-d Worki Necessary to Make a Successful Artistâ€"- Many Break Down [Ynder the Strain- Reporter. From the Quebec Telegraph. Those who have attended the per- formance at the Academy of Music this week. will readily concede that: Miss Zelma Rawlston is one of the brightest soubrettes on the stage. She is a clever musician and a charming singer. and as an impersonator shows a talent considerably above the aver- age. She has winning ways, a mis- chevous twinkle in her eye. and a captivating manner. Her magnetism for drawing large audiences L3 not alone confined to the s . as she is possessed of a. character w ‘ch is pleas- ing to come in contact with. It is full of good nature, amiable qualities, and a charm that endears her to all those who have been so fortunate as to have made her acquaintance. A Telegraph representative had the pleasure of an interview with Miss Rawlston which resulted in a. biographical sketch of her life bemg published in these columns on Saturday. During the course of the interview, Miss Rawlston let out a secret, which she consented to allow the Telegraph to make public. For many cars she has devoted the best part 0 her time to study. some- times practising at the piano alone for 10 hours a day. I It is not therefore astonishing. that under a. strain of this kind, she began to feel the effects upon her nervous constitu- tion. She is of a robust build and ap- parently strong physique, and stood the strain \vithut interi upting her studies. until she had perfected that which she desired to accomplish. Like many oth- er artists whlo have gone before. she completed lh'er work, graduated with the highest honors, and prepared to en- ter u on her stage career. The reacâ€" tion 0 over study, and long hours, soon began 'to tell upon her, and although it did not interfere with her climb- ing the ladder of fame as an actress. She very soon became cognizant of the fact that she was suffering from a strain on the nerves, which threatened sooner or later to result seriousl to bier health. Her sufferings did no in- terfcre with her engagements, but pre- vented ‘hler from participating in pleas~ ore of any kind. 'Ilhe nervousness in- creased to such an extent that she be- came a victim to insomnia, and slow- lv her digestive powers gave out, and she was fast becoming a chronic suf- ferer from nervous debility. After try- ing many remedies and prescriptions. she one day read an advertisement in one of the daily papers referring to the complete recovery of a similar case as |bier own, with‘ the aid of Dr. \Vil- liams’ Pink Pills. She had tried so many patent remedies that she almost despaired of trying any more. Some- thing seemed to influence her to test this preparation, and she ventured to purchase one box of the pills. Before she had used half of them. she began to feel an immediate improvement in her condition. and by the time she had used two or three boxes, she was a different woman entirely, and to-day there are few actremes who display a better ex- ample of perfect health than our repre- sentative found Miss Ranvlston in when he called upon her last week. The sub- jccl: was suggested by our reporter see- ing a box of the Pink Pills in Miss Rawl- ston's possession. "I always carry them with me," she said, "and would not be a day without them; although I do not take them regularly, Ifind them a. very beneficial stimulus for one in our pro- fession. If the assertion of the benefit which these pills have worked upon me Will! do the public any good. I am 961‘ fecto willing that my name should be mentioned, and that the facts shouldbe given to the public.” , . Miss Rawlston's permanent address is in care of her manager. Mr. Tom Mc- Guire. Room 5. Standard Theatre Build- ing, New York City. ________..__â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- HEART FLUTTERING AND SMO'PH- ERING SPELLS Quickly and Permanently Banisth by 'Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart. One does not need to wait. if wise, until heart disease has developed to that degree that one hardly knows from hour to hour. when he or she may drop dead. Those heart fluiterings that a little excitement brings on, followed by smothering spells that seem asthough they would prove fatal. are simply guide posts pointing to the grave, if ready and reliable measures to stem the disâ€" ease are not taken. A safe remedy is always found in Dr. Agncw's Cure for the Heart. It gives relief immediate- ly. and even. without much of the me- dicine being taken, it completely reâ€" mows «.iiscase. It is a heart specific, really wonderful in its results, but it cures heart disease only. \VI NTE R W R I N KL ES. ___J ' "Pugilism isn‘t what it used to be." "No; the advances made in implements ofmodcrn warfare havethrown it into the shade somewhat." Mrs. Newlywed {in tears)â€"- “You used to say that you would be glad to die for me." Mr. Newlywed-â€" "\Vcll. I would now." Mrs. Newlywed --“Well, you may now." She boasts a pretty. gold-trimmed purse. The envy of the host. It is an empty boast. _"I'll wager that woman submarine diver doesn't stay under the water more than hen minutes at atime." :lllhy i" "Nobody down there to talk 0... "I am sorry to hear that Allwuhl. theolothm merchant, has failed in business. w did it happen '0‘" "0v~ emonfuienoe. He brought on scar- load of ear-muffs." He filleddhe stove with gasolono. Andmth the house was blown up. But did_he :13de Ah. no: 'twas not t The first time he'd been blown up! They tell us figures will not lie. But they have wondrous tricks; For "'Sfl's" “hat they‘ll mean. Tundra ertcn "'96." An Interesting that With a. Telegraph Bur. shopping leads from bad to worse ' revel at this season of the year amongst human nerves and human muscles. The best, the most powerful and most cer- tain pain cure is Nervilme. ‘Nothing! equals Nerviline for penetrating pow- er. Nerviline is beyond comparison the grandest discovery for the relief of pain offered to the public. NEW AILMENT. Mia Fosdick-Imk at that _ms.n's queer expregion. Isthat whatiscall-i ed the bicycle facet ' - Mr. Gilgal-No; that is the golf eye. PAIN IN THE BACK. _- A: Certain Indication of the Lodgrnent of Kidney Disease. It is a mistake to suppose that pain in the back is a result only _of a. cold. and is more of a.‘ rheumatic trouble than anything else. It. is evidence disease has lodged itself 111‘. the kid- neys. and the warning is plain, if fur- ther trouble is not to_be taken on, that the pain must be (1ch got rid of. There is no remedy we can so complete- ly recommend as South American Kidâ€" ney Cure. Knowing “out it will do, there is nothing extravagant in the statement of Count do Dory, who wrote from Neepawa, Mam: "During my traâ€" vels II was induced to try South) Ama erican Kidney Cure, from which remed I received instant relief. L do not t-hm it has an aqua. 3’ . i . “Uncle Simon, what is a phenomen- on?" “A henomenon is a. man who gets so ric that he won't accept a pass on a railroad." Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant laxative. Regulates the bowels, puri- fies the blood. Clears the complexron’. Easy to make and pleasant to take. 20 cents. Sold by all druggists. Sheâ€""You seem to forget yourself, sir." Heâ€""How could I o otherwrso in your presence?" â€"_‘ AN ELABORATE SEED CATALOGUE. \Ve have 'ust received a very hand- some Annuai Seed Catalogue, published by Wm. Rennie 8:. Sons, Uhe well-«known seedmen, corner of Adelaide and J arvrs Sts., Toronto. The work illustrates hundreds of varieties of seeds, and their reputation is too well established for these seedsmen to risk injuring of it by sending out anything but the fresh- est and best seeds obtainable.’ This catalogue can be had for the asking; A post card will do it! The address is given above. Eriendâ€""I suppose everything you write now goes "3’ Authorâ€""Yes, but most of if: comes back." "I Took One-Half Bottle of South! Am- erican Rheumatic Cure and Obtainâ€" ed Perfect Relief"-â€"This Remedy Gi'Ves Relief in a Few Hours. and. finally Cures in One to Three YB. - J. H. Garrett, a. prominent politician of Liverpool. N. 8., makes. for the bene- fit of the public, the following state- merit: “I was reahly troulbled with rheumatic pains or a number of years. On several occasions I could not walk. nor even put‘ my tried everything, and all local cia'ns, but my suffering continued. At. last I was prevailed upon to try South American Rheumatic Cure. I obtained perfect relief before I had taken half a bottle of the remedy, and to-day re~ gard it the only radical cure for rheu- matism " a “1 know now." remarked the young man who was sued for breach of pro- mise, "why they call it courting l’ " STATE or Omo, CITY or TOLEDO. as LUCAS COUNTY. ' FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that be Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENEY Sc Co..doing businessln the cm of Toledo. Coun- ty and State aforesaid. and t at said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of H ALL'S CATARmI Conn. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 6th day of December, AD. 1886. p)». A. W. GLEASON. { sun. } Notary Public. v.2 Hall’s Catarrh Curo is taken internally and note directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. 1'. J. CHENEY a 00.. Toledo, 0. WSold by Drurzzista. 76o. Editorâ€""Your story is flat." Au- thorâ€""Yes?" Editorâ€"“I wish 'tocomâ€" plunent you. Most stories we get are rolled up." Get Rid of It! It is a sign that you have Kid- ney Disease; Kidney Disease. if not checked, leads to Bright’s Disease, and Bright’s “Disease - Kills 1 Bocausef the Kidneys break down and pass away with the urine. .. .. .. .. Heed the Danger Signal and begin to cure your Kidneys to-day by taking W‘ C3339 g Write to-dny for free treatment blank. ! Warner‘s Safe Cure C0,. BUChaSZFI', NX. Q CO’I’T’S EMULSION is Codâ€"liver Oil in condition to be of the most immediate use in BE “EB-NED. Don't be a. fool; know what you want and refuse to be imposed upon by greedy dealers when they attempt to gal-m- off sore producing substitutes for utnam‘s Painlesstorn lExtractor, the onl safe, sure, an pain ess corn cum. Pugnam‘s Com Extractor is the best, the safest. and only painless corn rem- ads- CON V ENIENT FAITH. Do you believe in ‘hoodoosf ' \Vell. said the man who somehow had never been able to make asucccss, I‘ve got to preserve my self-respect. ' DREADFULLY NERVOUS. Gentszâ€"I was dreadfully nervous, and for relief took your Karl's Clover Root Tea. It uleted my nerves and strengthengd my whole Nervous Sys- tem. I was troubled With Constipa tion, Kidney and Bowel trouble. You: Tea soon cleansed _my system so thor oughly that I rfipidlg regained healtl. rs. . and strength. A. Sweet. Hart- ford.- Coznn. Sold by all druggists. W.P.C 85 w... ‘ monthly Competition Commencing Jun. 1801, and Continued during the you $1’62 IN BIGYGLES m WATOHES GIVEN FREE" EACH MONTH Sunlight a... Wrappers 'AS FOLLOWS: 10 Elm Prlzes, $100 Stearns‘ Bloyole,$ 1,000 25 Second “ $25 Gold Watch . . . 625 Bicycles and Watches glvan each month 1.02% Total given dur'g year ’97, $19,500 HOW To For rule: and full articulars, see the Toronto Loni: OBTAIN or MAIL, of Saturday issue. or THEM apply by post-card TO LEVER BR03., “0.. :3 Scott St. Toronto ORONTO CUTTING SCHOOL. Young men. learn to cut, no better trade, erto for circular lvlng full information. also agents for Mo owoll’s Ladies Garment Draft- ing Machine, 113 Yonge St. feet to the floor. Ii H physi- :"l'" - . Strntford, Ontario A large. finelyequlppcd. old-established lnstt mtlonâ€"NONE BETTER IN CANADA. 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