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pallet of fire was not itiore cauphatical- Pj « bed of torment than tle couch of the martyr to rheumatism, It is gen- erally considered by th faculty one of the most obstinate as well as one of the most painful of maladies, and it certain- ly does resist all ordinary remedies with extraordinary pertinacity. Skill and science, however. in this age of | | progress, seem to master all opposition ; and even this painful disease, entrench- ed among the muscles, and interknit, as it were, with the sinews aud tendons of our frames, is compelled to yield to the curatives they have provided. We bave it <n unquestionable duthority--the testimony of patients| / themselves--that rheumatism, however assured, will be welcome intelligence to thousands of sufferers, ved-ridden By the disease, or limping with stiffen- ed joints along the pathway to the tomb. In a climate where the quick- silver sometimes makes a leap of thirty degrees up or down, the complaint is of course a prevalent one ; and in our cew settlements at the West, along the all- uvial borders of our great rivers, in the | hemlock swamps of the South, and in all low and dawp locations, few persons How He Semt = ¥.ocur A ELOQUENT MOVIREALER | That Existed Owl; in the L wyer's Imagination cleats by endiu] abruptly and su the jui ny 2 cave to be talk- he of wasting time r tke jury is converted thinking ? 1 believe 1 have my jury weil in iat I stop, no matter in id employs & lawyer to win his ease, and wot to display his ora- torical abilities." The peculiarity of the great criminal lawyer was well shown at a murder trial in Montreal a few years ago. Mr, M Sweeny for the defendant. The State bad appArently made out & very clear case against the prisoner. When Mr. MSweeny arose to make his Address to the jury he carefully avoided y reference to the facts set forth in Took k Out For yn Weather but ride inside of the Electric L shted and Steam Heated Vestibule Apart ment trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pun! Railway and you will be as warm, comfortable and cheerful as in your own library or boudoir. To travel between Chicago, St. Paul and Minn eapolis, or between Chicago, Oinnha and Sioux City, in these luxuriously his | APDOInted traius, is a supréme satis- faction ; and, as the somewhat ancient advertisement used toread, "for further particulars, sce small bills," Swall bills (and large ones, too) will be accepted for passage and sleeping car tickets, For detailed information address A. J. Taylor, Canadian Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. Beggar-- 'Please, sir, just a few pen- nies! I hain't had any dinner, and am awful hangry. Sir--'Didn'* you have any luncheon? Beggar--'No, sir. No 'dianer, no lancheon, not a thing to eat all day.' Sir--'My dear what makes you hungry.' man that's y the 12 men who were sitting in ji t mpon the life of ome fellow citizens. He t wen the bome of the accused man. showed the patieat and loving wi leaving ber work to cast many sn anxi- ons glance down the road to see il her bband was yet in sight, eager to be | fh» first to catch a glimpse of his figure in the distance. and %o have a steaming sufiper awaiting him on his arrival. He pictured three roddy-fheced children swing- ing wpon the old gate, waiting till pepa should come home to them. At this point the lawyer noticed that one ifr of the jurymen bad considerable reach the age of forty years without a rheumatic visitation. Itis clear, there | fore, that a preparation which will | afford immediate relief, and effect even- | tually a thorough cure of the complaint, | must be of especial value to the peop! te | of all countries. We cannot -reason- | ably doubt, in view of the well-attested | statements which have been laid before | us, stances within our own knowledge, | that the Omtment referred to will effect that object ; and among all the benefits sustained as they are by circum- 1 which the discoveries of that celebrated physician and philanthropist have con- | this is certainly { ferred upon mankind, not the least important. Many an in- whose ser- tices are needed in the field, is at this | dustrious tiller of the soil, moment languishing on a bed of sick ness ; the hands that should guide the | ploug ch or grasp the spade rendered | powerless by Rheumatism. Many a foiler in every branch of productive labour is similarly situated ; and we can imagine with what joy these suffer ers would hail the means of immediate cure. * To all such we feel justified in recommending this balsamic the application of which, with the aid | of few doses of Holloway's Pills to re-| | remedy, gulate the internal organs, would, we fecl assured, restore them to health and | usefulness. -- Daily Argus. The Wheel ---A Marvellous | Machine. New York Sun :--Johnson's perfor-| mance takes rank as the fastest wile] ever covered by any method of progres-| sion outside of railroading. The record tables show that engine No. 999 of the | Fwpire State express covered a mile over the New York Central Railroad track, between Crittenden and Wende, N.Y., on May 10, 1893, in 32 seconds. There were four heavy cars attacked, | and the entire train weighed 460,000 | pounds, Johnson's latest achievement comes next, and 1t may be mentioned | { that he also holds the world's skating | record for one mile, 2 minutes 453 seconds, made at Minneapolis, Mion, January 21, 1893. The mighty thoroughbred horse Salvator will have good cause to feel aggrieved if he ever learns the facts. His great record of 1.35}, made against tine on the straightaway track it Monmouth Park, N.J., August 28, 1890, with 110 pounds vp, had just one-tenth of a second clipped off it by the flying bicyclist. In vo other class of sport has the two minute mark ever beet beaten under fair conditions. The pacing record for a mile is 2.01}, made by Robert J. this season, while the trotting figures have been reduced to 2.03}, by Alix at Galesborg, IIL, recently. The fastest mile ever made by an athlete is 4 winutes 123 seconds. The | tention he steps to the end of his wiz ascertains who * | thro { ward to greet her whom he has so easily wh a suspicions moisture in his eye. The speaker pavsed, Turning towards the juror he held oct both hands ns a little child might have doae to its father, and sail in a tone that was scarcely Vaud : Notice to Farmers. The undersigned "begs to intimate to the farmers of this district that he bas just purchased a new Threshing Machine from the Works of the Me- Donald M'f'g Co, Stratford, which has ail the latest appliances for threshing grain as it should. It is so constructed that in threshing peas it does not split them. Orders for threshing solicited, F. A. BAILEY. Blackstock, July 11, 1894. HOW IS THIS? Bomething unique even in these days o mammoth premium offers, Is the latest effort of Stafford's Magazine, a New York monthly of home and general reading. The proposition Is to send the Magazine one year for ove, dollar, the regular subscription tlemen, you must send him home to t m. Shifting uneasily in his seat the juror blurt ed out: " Yes, we'll do it, too." McSweeny instantly sat case was won. ted. this case, perbaje. wes the fact, which the lawyer alfterwanls learned, prisoner at the bar was an unmarried | manl-Tit Bits, down. The COURTING WITH A FLUTE. A Method in Use Among the Sioux Tribe of Yr dinms, Courting by means of the flute is very | popular among the Sjoux Indians. The | Nute is made of willow or somes, other l wood that has a bork easily detached, | |and is usually abou? a foot im lensth. | It has several perforations throuzh t | bark, each of which répresents a musical | p | note The sound produced, thouzh some- what shrill and fifeike, is not un; ant to the ear. The Indian youth desires a wife first mentally fixes | ehoiee upon some maiden of his tribe. Then, some pleasast evernz, he t his flute and strolls throuzh the villa in the direction of the tepee of the maiden's father. He stations jitaact in | a convenient spot, sbont fiity or | yards from her abode, and then oi | the reed from beneath his blanket begins | to play a plaiative strain. While the younz maa is discoursing these strains the msiden has remcined quietly within her father's lodze listen- ins to the serenade with characteristic Indian composure. When it becomes per- fectly apparent to the father that his dauzhter is the object of the musical at- wam, awl, if it is dork, issues] forth and | | cautiously creeeps berind the youth and | is. Then he retorns to b's daughter and makes known bis wishes in words some- | suing like thia: y child, ha is a worthy Dakota, | and or make you a Food master;" 'or | remain, my daughter; he is not a de- sirable person." The maiden, in obedience to her parent's advances timidly towards her ower if he is favored, or if the paternal judzment condemn Bim, withdraws into the dark recess of the tepee. In case the | suit is favored and th? dauzhter has gone | out to meet the warrior, the young man, | upon seeinz ber approach, Zives a tri- umphant "toot" upon his flute, snd then, wing down the instrument, rushes for- won.--Amerfcan Art Journal. When d+ Fa: Am on de Possam, 0 do ety ob de fall days, de bes'ob ull wid ia smoks a curlin' up'srd in de mor- aie' crisp an' clear-- When de days come brimmin' ober wid le soit an' mellow Hght, An" jolartics an" "ligyum both ergwine day an' might ! 0 1 d&nt want no better times den dese, my life to fill, W'a+ ve [st am on de possum tatere In de hill ! an' de C de giory ob de fall days--O de splendor ob de mors Whea de hills an' valleys acho wid de huo- tec s tuneful bors, When ds alle ga heaid up har oar an' out in de sun, Av' én rat shoat in de beschwood snort am" widrl eround an' run ! Yeu way talk erbout yer Promised lan'-- 1'va got it at my wish Whin. G6 brown am on de possum az' de taters iu de dish! Srm say @ls ams wicked wurl an' full ob an' aba Liis client was aequit- | But the most Interesting point in | that the { jens | who | his | price, and In addition to send to each sub- seriber Afly two complete novels during the twelve months; one each week. Think of it. You receive a new and com- | prete novel, by mall, post paid, every week for fifiy-iwo weeks, and In addition you get the magazine once a month fon twelve months, ait for one dollar. It is an offer which the publishers ean ouly afford to make in the confident expectations of gelling a hundred thousand new subseribers. Among the | authors in the coming series are. Wilkie | | Collins, Walter Besant, Mrs. Oliphant, Mars | | Ceetl Hay, Florence Marryat, Anthony Troi- | | lop, A. Conan Doyle, Miss Brad lon, Captain | ! Murryat, Miss Thackery and Jules Verue. If | you wish 10 take advantage of this unusoni opportunity send one doilar for Stafford's | iagazine, one year. Your first copy of the | magazine, and your first number of the fifty- | two nove.s (one each webk) which you are to receive during the year will be sent you by | return mail. Remit by P. 0. Order, register- | od letter or express. Address STAFFORD PUBLISHING CO., Publishers of Starroky's MAGAZINE 0. 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I EARTILY thanking the public for the liberal patronage received during the many years I have kept a Livery Establish- ment in Port Perry, I'have much pleasure in announcing that I have removed MY LIVERY! TO MY NEW PREMISES Opposite the Railway Station where from largely extended premises and nereased facilities for business the public san be accommodated with safe and desirabl RIGS AT MODERATE CHARGES. R. VANSICKLER. Port Perry, July 21, 1886. Ripans Tabules : pleasant laxative North Ontario Observer. A Weekly Political, Agricultural and Family Newspaper, 1S PUBLISHED AT EVERY THURSDAY MO. H. PARSONS, od ib acnum, if in advance; f not ns ov No subscrip- tiontaken for less than months ; and no paper 'until arrears are paid up. 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