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I-\J vs run...-:J 7...... ~.-....--rrv-..-.....u.._.v. T?Ca;;)tain `Wilkins, who commands one of your uncle s steamers, wants to` cross the lake, and his pilot. is taken suddenly ill. It 18 an excursion, party,` and must go to-day, or there 18 ' an im- mense loss of money. They are to- race with Green, too,` on heavy bets. Wilkins hasoffered me double -pay to go with him. What shall I do 2" L l-l1n r`lmn.|n`:n nl` rnmn.u THE DlRE-C_T ROUTE lmnnvn Plan man` J-.. -1! ...-.!__A._ _, |NTEBE QLQNW Some grand Shropshire Rams and Ewes. All imported and direct hjom the imported stock. Apply to W. C. SCHREIBER, e ' Or to Allandale P. 0.. WILLIAM GRAHAM, Foreman Manor Farm. _ Shant_vBa.y P.O; Alla-.11-]- a..'...4. on. -son: Ea. usonca s. avansou, L. R. C. P.. L. R. C. S. FL- I BEG LEAVE TO INFOBM our numerous customers and the ublic generally. that my sons having entered argely into the manu- facturing business. and given up ordered work, I have opened up business in my old stand, so long and favorablv known, and will be prepared to till all ordcrsln the Boot and Shoe lines I am determined to keep up the reputation of the rm for ordered work, using only Iirst;class leather and ndings. From my long experience as a practical boot and shoe man, as well as my thorough know- ledge of all the requirements of the trade. I`can condently tell all my old customers and many new ones they can have a neat t, sound and durab'e leather. and cheap boots by callin at the old stand, where all orders can be led with no atness and des atch. Remember the place, one door east of ueen s hotel. Restectfully yours, SHROPSHIRE SHEEF 1 "NEXT DOOR T0 BANK OF GOMMERGE. NIITHINE IJKII LEATHER ---wTll be found-- T` 2 DOORS WEST OF THE BARRIE HOTEL. DRUGS, PATENT T1iiicHI61NEs, DYE STUFFS, SOAPS, COMBS, AND BRUSHES. - _ .... `4`-C .... .. Two weeks later I was Ch-.rley e wife, and mistress of the little cottage at; the Cove. And we were happy as the days were long with but .one cloud to mar our joy. ' TT__1- rn/___ ___,_ ._- ..V__.___. .L_.. 1_,_ _, l S pecial attention to Cross `Eyes and Cataract 40, RI i - Beautiful and Substantial Premium: in Stan dard Gold and other Watches, Valuable Bo'oks,A the-Best Family Sewing Machine known to the trade, and an unequalled list of objects of real utility and instruction. GEORGE MONKMT, 1 cusmnsunn nnusmsr. V...--- V..- JOHN STEPHENS` He has tted up his Gallery in 5 new attire, from front to "back in latest design, so as to meet the - wants of the public. FOR CHOICE PHOTOGRAPHS, . P GO TOJ. STEPHENS. FOR CHOICE FRAMES, GO TO J. STEPHENS. FOR CHEAP FRAMES, ' GO TO J. STEPHENS. FOR MOTTO FRAMES, GO TO J. STEPHENS. FOB FANCY PHOTOGRAPHS, . GO TO J. STEPHENS. FOR GROUP OF FAMILY, ' GO TO J. STEPHENS. FOR LIFE SIZE PICTURES, GO TO J. STEPHENS. 1-1.;-.-is r\n-1\ *l'\'rlrl1n.1\1t\ ti/\I\Il'.!l\ FOR om) PIc1't3'Ii'E`s"c'<')'13'f1I3' 13,`"' "' % GO TO J. STEPHENS. FOR A GOOD PRESENT, I10 'lV('\ T Q'lIiD[I1l`Nl Q agents wanted everywhere to earn ` money in distributing the Sun's Premiume. The most interesting and advantageous offers ever made by any Newspaper. No Subscriber ignored or neglected. Something for all. [HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Give me a call, Iawaauu sq` \a-Anni-n-av-J u ` We know what he will say) Suep He will never` consent. I haven't money enough for him. But I am young and strong, and-I love you 1 I will make a home for `you equal to the one you will leave. Only give me time and your loving patience'toA aid me \\'ill yon, sweetheart .7 W'il1_ynu marry me without Uncle Tom .~_s consent?" 14th Dec , 1885: The Best Newspaper in America, and by far mine Most Readable. - PRESORIPTIONS CAREFULLY OOMPOUNDID. -Jnasdsalry Allandale. Sept. 8th,`1885. TOILET ARTICLES-A `FULL LINE. ;.`_l_.7_'C)1FI. SALE BYE, EAR, THROAT AN15 NOSE. . RATES. BY MAIL, POSTPAID: DAILY. per Year without Sundag) . .36 00 av DAILY, per Mont (without Sun 50 SUNDAY, per Year .................... .. 1 00 Fox EVERY DAY IN 'rHn:.Yn:.m ...... .. 7 00 WEEKLY, per Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 '00 mmon mm, smum BAY 15.0. Imlionms AND sxpomns nd H-. nvnnl-an-nnna 1-.` u... n.a.. ..-__L_ And looking into ? my lovet"s eyes. knowing his sterling worth and earrmqn love, with _ my` own heaxt pleading his. cause, I consented. "l1,,_ ___._,Lk I L.., T _' , f`L,, -1... L THE SUN! A call soVlicitelf(i>r all kinds at RAILWAY. Address. THE SUN, New [York Citv. ROBERT NEn.L.g CALL ON AT THE alslll-'lkJJ.'J L` I. GO TO J. STEPHENS. J. STEPHENS, . _ Photographer. (U I: ` 52-51 luau -v A; 5;- what" .3111 Unle Tom say 2" I asked in dismay. . '7- 1_____ ...L,_.. 1... _.:n ...... G..- 1 CROSS our SAWS AND AXES! n*$s1@Ms @m>:<@n: AND NEW YEARS % J PRESENTS 2 ma magma? AND @EEallPE8`II & I IN` BARBIE, AT CHRTSTMAS J YEAR S - u:-u--- 3-- tr-jjjiuuuu jj - .v---V Put n at short notice. A full stock of Iron Pipe for Steam, Water and G8.s.G10bc \'uh`Cs. and Check Valves. Steam Gauszes. and Water Glasses. All work in this line - promptly attended to. _- 4 ` -A.~-- -av n\7rnA\\` % STOVES 2 ""s'rE>v:E;sa: 2 2 % ALLTHE HOST APPROVED MAKES, WITH THE LATEST AND BEST FL`Ih\Ib}ii}Gc - AT MANUFACTU.REBS - . vvrrI;\\' BKRRIE STOVEEFURNAGE DEPOT G-.G. U ND E R "A K JUST ARRIv<:D: ...,_i,..... i Yes, it is, little woman, he an: swered, as he stopped the wurds with 0. kiss. " It is just right, my sweetheart. That is my wedding gift to my wife. V Whatever happens in coming years, I want to feel that the home nest is in your keeping. Now, Sue, darling, -when am I to have my wife '9 It will he love in a cottage, but I think I can keep pov- erty from cunning in at the door.r A _.J L- ......__..\|_ .].'-...I.......`l L.'.. ..L.......... 4 l No Steam in the House. No Oensive Odor. No Bu No Frost on vWindows. No Dampnees on % N o Tough Meat- Better Cooking and Leg; -- v--- v-vvuuuu ` Three kinds of meat four kinds of ve etabl d 1; ' at the same time and oy er one hole in th% stove: `hi; thzostgzgiddlflgohen -consequently about one half of wood is saved in preparing dinner 9 about one-third less time. The Diamond Cooker is constructed on a. common sense principle tight covers that prevent steam and odor from escaping, without rutil useless machinery. ' T` ;u `kn l\'\`CI l`AA`pn- LL-L L..- QL-L3__._____ (11 can u _ . I-lwvuvww In-IIIUIJIIJVAJ u ` D V `It is the -only Cooker that has Stationary Steam S` 1. It part of the house, thus absolutely preventing the possibility of a;nd;:,e,,: ,a `from forgetfulness. T ' ' It is the onl Cookerthat has a f `A - , attention and caznot Possibly get out?!:)fe(i`1?ige11'1.atlng safety valve that meds no We 0 It is the only steam 000lI6r. with an escape steam tube that is e use on a gasoline stove or common cook stove. It is the only cooker with perforated dishes so arranged that the steamwill J10`? mingle Withilie fund as it passesclnwn from one apartment WARRANTED tn cunk me-a.ts_, puddings, onions and other VMr;t;,`h]t.S .t , time without emitting anv llilpluasallt odor or min in tl/um;-_ '1`}:e m.(_r,:, _S' of the Cooker will be about One Cent per week and will save nbwt llfr`.'til1l$L(:sfClSt much. ` 7.1 I 1. . ha. - -, rd lI1 any of burning wally a.d3,[,tL.d for crn1cusin: in nm.t}1cr_ 13'. numonn STEAM comuzn: QOOKING MA 11121373 What We Glalm for the Diamond Steam cooker . Thr kinds of meat- four kinds: nf Vnanfnhlnu .....J a....,. --_ 3 .1: . SOUTH SIDE DUNLOP STREET,` V . NEXT DOOR TO THEMQANTON TEA STO9E. TIME, LABOR & MONEY SAVED ran -...__ `MILLS%_ s 0ELEBRATE%FURNABE:$ " 'Zu}{{1Te }IrE}37y'Eif)1;}'e& '11}; strong` bro_w;1_1__hands.._ v ' --- . pun AI. -r SKATES, SLEIG-I-33 BELLS, PLA'1`Fo11M AND OTHER scams, Illa It has received twenty-seven State prizes and ten prizes in U&Y1:1(i:L. `Patented March 1st, 1882, and November 27th, 1884. AGE.\"l`S WA _\"_I`1;}, W{hich we are now selling at a (1-mt % Discount. ST OC K 0 E W A I. 'l` HA. M gli. A. DUTTON s`:f as `nus uss, mu moss nouns wmmur SLAMMING. BARRIE AND STROUD. Uu UU UUGSU " But, Charlie, this is not) righ l..I.lG\IU ILL 115' Laval-u\u 99 /' 1 1:54.`- ................ 3 Ln A... NEW_ AND IMPROVED BY USING. THE- THE JEWELLER. ' Manufacturers -and Sole Agents for the Crmllty Robes, Craps, - .u And all Funny-cal Pnnn1'nifc-5: F111-r1.uh-(`J COFFINS AND GASKETS <.>F ALL mxvs 9 In stock or Made to Order. i ? - ' ' ' ' 7 -- I L And all Funeral Requisites I*`nn-1.~}u~d` V Orders by Telegraph or Otlmerwise, I`r<~_111ptI_v attended to. ' G. O. DOLMAGE, Manager, Strand. STEAM WORKS AND soxv noon,- COLLIER-ST., BAR RIB AT li0.9.) "A}1ass Chafliolplaced in my hand a bulky package, tied with red tape. It was a deed, clear and full, of the cc"et- ed cottage made in my uamga. V l .. n,- nL mm. ;L:.. :. -.,.4. ..:...`l... "/I I. HENDERSON S. Burning of Food mun nn Tan- IOHN PLAXTGW JOHN" `PL.-\XTO.\ Wail` '7 ill Illa We troubled ourselves very little about Unc`e Tom or his fortune, but went on dreaming our own dreams of happiness inthe near future, when Charlie should have saved enough to buy the httle cottage at the Cove. JV helped, too, by saving. all my pin money, towards furnishing our nest, when it should have been ])\1I'ChH8td.. of Simcoe. upies -v s l0_I` W} Allan hvc thre L1/BY Dr 8. pla you M u\.IlAI\J their E313 Sold _ `road Lt sh u uuav uuyuuun . As it was an unusually busy season, however, he was obliged to pocket his wrath for the time being, and content himself with ordering me never to see Charlie, and telling me what he would do in case I disobeyed him. But, bless you ! Charlie and 1 just laughed at his threats. ` . cum. 1 o ` _ L` Wlhu. lllull-lo vv uuv guns. an. `luv u Go, Charlie, by all means, I re plied. And I willgo with you. We can cross in that steamer as well as any other. Uncle Tom need not know}-in - or`hV Sold Ham A Tu . 1'11 (1, , Vhav (V11 (to-y who bless cure S0141 Ham its all -nuu H am wig}; outd mate ers A IIIU UIJIUGUDJ . What was his money to us, happy in each other's love, with the world before us? We cared very llttle for Uncle Tom's fortune ; there was plenty more to be gained, and we had willing hands and strong loving hearts with which to win it. ` - ` 1 `I311: and A 1.11 that the 1 T) .TW Yor terri prev crcu by .J Alla regu ease Bitt man aerio 1 mm am! mm W1 fnl 3 Lu w V `the ; f0u1 are 1 rl Khei Ding exa% chu-no got: a cottage for Love to Stay In. Uncle Tom : msuko conquered V I... -.-:-- me 301 `:1 by Bravery. ' We lived with Uncle Tom, momma and I, and he was very good to us in. a rough way, that is, if we were can-ful not to cross his wishes. If we did-- well, Uncle Tom was peculiar, so said, the world, dazzled by the skins of his golden store, and so we most certainly found him at such times. II IIIIII XV EUULI VII-I-I\I\IU Thus it happened that he was very angry when Charlie Harmon began calling to see me. We lived `in Mil waukee, and Uuncle Tom owned three ne steamers. Charlie was a skillful pilot, one of the bes on the lake, and uncle was always glad of his services. But a pilot is one thing and a nephew unite another. 3303!` run: BY was most numnrr wnrrnns or run but. yuv-as-avvn any van.-vvu-u wvavnv ed and,%"iVd;;{;t9 "'}`nTveK's'is'3&E"Ih"i"LId sharedthe danger with` with him, and this `was our wedding tour, they nearly `doubled the amount before given. A 11/`- ...-....4. ......-.........?I .. _- 1.-.: -1-.. -~.- v_--- - r-w---av. -- V... ..r. But they did not think of it in that light. - They considered they were in- debted to Charlie, and ave him-a.'re_- \ ward on the spotyvwhic will enable him to` start an independfenth business, safer end more plees_ant.then piloting. - A'.'...1 ...1..... .1.-- :.......:| .1.-. -r :_-__1 u.-u 'qvutvl True, if he had ' abandoned it, they would never have reached the shore ; neither would we. Green's steamer could nothave picked us allvup. 1).-.. LL.._ 1:: ..-. .I_:._1_ -1.` -. :_ -4-. 3 But all things are subject to disap- pointment. The morning before we were to set out Charlie came back, after making the last purchases, with_ 9. very long face. _ T. V V I ' " , The passengers" thought Charlie had done something Wonderful, when he. had only done his duty by standing Tat his post. ' ' n - - ,1-1,- 1,1: ,1,,,'I, 1 -. .1. the re at !`8t'.' V 1Cauu.c_u qua uuyLVo_ I _ ` A A V Strange to say there was but one life Iost--that of the remaxi "who ws dip- ping the turpentine and - had _in_hg.led n . Au -- _- _ "'ih<;x;.t\1.1:a-re was 9. deafening` roar, '9. l jar and a heaving of waters. f`(|____|:,_ ,__,__,__,_ ___,_,__ LL- __-I _,,-,, _- .---- _ ..-_.-..D -- .. T Charlie sprang upon the rail, over the wheel, and, with a prayer for safety, caugnn me in his arms and leapedout --far out into the eddying waters; 1` In: , Fortunatelv_ for us the waterwsfs not 'deepwhe(re we struck it, iand we soon , reached t_he sh9re._ ' ' I felt the overpowering inuence of the smoke. I knew I wasfast losing sensibility.- Charlie's face ` looked ghastly amid the gloom ; then we {heard the captain's orders Slow up." But the steamer had taken her fate in her own hands. l`l1en there Was ailennce again. ` After all we could but Wait. i .. ...--n .-ouvuu anuu - nnnvvv K H W`;`i7'es, answered Chartlig-throng1.1` {is clenched teeth. We can and will. 1 Drowning is easier than roasting any ' i how. _...--..r- -vvv-- v nu V yvu v-nu a I laid my vhanzi over his mouth as I ` answered : l\JI -- ' - Hush, Charlie, we are together-4 t.h-atyieenougb. All that I dread 13 `the re. Can we not drop into the `water? I had much rather -drown- M:?\x ~ii;n `is it, dear 2" I asked, as I feud his perplexity and disappointme_nIs. .1 (1..-p.L.\:-. `W:" :mLx ln"'|l\ lIt\|'(v\IV'ln\G\tJn But hecwAe-en us and there was a gulf of dark relentlessTw_ater, waiting to swallow up what: the re should pass by. ` ' rnLA 1__,. A_______ __,;___._ _,, ,1'[.,-ne I J The heat grew mtense and stifling. -V I Hungry tongues of ame crept up the sides of the pilot house and mct above our heads. V '..-vv v V V..- .--av-on-us ` ' `h, heavens !" groaned Charlie. * VVould that you were safe,[ Sue! I cannot hear to see you die !" 1 `I ' I'1_'J,,,,I -1 1' Oh, how fair itlooked to` our-eyes-- xhose hills and valleys" so green, and how beautifully the blue sky bent over 1 that land of promise 1 ` ' ` heads v--...-a--- V- v|.IQ|.I, Then we were silent, striving to. catch a glimpse of land through the billows of smoke that swept over our v-ma... nun val/|J\II-A , . . J\I\ll And he kissed my hands as he an- swered: . My brave littie Sue! I never thought. of this, dear." I rm.-- _- 21 .. --v- nun:-IIQQ vvv uuunnv `V I *` I can try " shouted Charlie, as he setjhis lips rmly and looked away fromme. _ _. V . "-1- k_x:_1;a'vv this thoughis, and putting my arms around his neck, said : ' 1 11,. ._A.-._ .`._L_ .11, ,.,1:_ n 17.-____ "' '7 "133'3Jr"'5uI;f%"bEZl?ia 2 % Never mind me. Death with you will be better thanlife without you; A...J 1... I-:....-.:| __' L.._.'I_ -_ 1.- -_ I was about to reply, when the cap- taiuls voice sounded through _the black smoke which enveloped us : V ` Chnrlz s Harmon ! Are you there?" And Charles, with his hand rmly grasping the helm, and his eye xed on the chart, answered loudly : . ` Ayel Aye! - . We're but a mile from the Michi- gan shore. Can ` you stand by the wheel until we make it `P ' 4-... av nauv - ,And he took my face between his broad palms, and looked down into my eyes-in a fashion al his own, . " Of course. it will, '1 answered: warmly. I `have always wanted to- go there. Du` n`I n:nnu1 Ann n|ul.':nn`- `l\ A-l:n\un I -...u....-gge .n\Io\l| n)'.II.\..I.n\a an-0 vvv|J Ipanvvsnvun The passengers, frantic with terror, crowded the upper deck at the point farthest from the tire. The pilot house "wasTsurru-anded. V n -_ _-. There was a blinding flash of light- the boat; was enveloped in 9. dense cloud \ f black sti-ng smoke--a. column of" fire shot up from the barrel of turpen- line, then the: barrel burst; and the blazing uuid spread in ' every direction.` 7I'`L.. .. .._..._ ..-..... .l.'..4.._L-_ ---LL L ---- -- `V -`~`t`1-e-,Vlit:tl wife, I fear oizrwedding trip will be our last 1 groaued Charlie. T ....... ..L...-L L- ._....l... ;..L.._ LL- -__. -v -`a--u-vv l"""""B " "' ` Whether a spark ' ew out into the trail made by the: dripping uid, or whether the men became Arec,kleIs- in their frantic haste and dipped the tur- pentine directly into the turnace, we never knew. '?i3"cL"pZi1}.& S5md a barrel of turpentine to be brought from the hold. We learned afterwards that ithad been shipped for that very purpose," And the men dippedit -on . the wood before r putting it in the furnace. TK7L..aL.... .. ........._`L. '.._ -.-A. 2-1.- LL- fact, it is nothing to him. pneeaige will be paid as any other passenger's, and. you are" hired as any other pilot would have been. Rather a queer way to take our wedding tour-you in the pilot house and me in the cabin ; but then -" ' In. con: w--.--- u --.- ---v -www- 'l.`he steamer was crowded ; but some- how it was very lonesome for me ; and after a. long debate in my own mind, I {gathered up my traps and went to nd Chaglie in the pilot house. H- --..... l.`....I:.._ .. l.._-........... .. `I ._-.. \'---- --V -- --v o-vv o-vs-unto . lie was feeling as lonesolnenas I was, `so you may be sure. he didnot send me away. I held the helm 'while he made me a comfortable seat with his great coat, and we were soon enjoying our- selves as wellae any on board. ` ' VP]... .-.;I...... ..s............. ....AL 34.. ,'l2.._.. -uvavv-u D-Una v ---u- .-_-J v-- Qruvuuchi The other steamer with its -living freight, swept gallantly `along by our side. We had gone more than half the distance before we could perceive any difference in our speed. in... ......g.:.. L-....1'-...1-..-.1 .. 1_-..._-1 -r So it. waesettled. We `went aboard of uncle's steamer. Charlie took his` station in the pilot house, and I went in the cabin with the rest. ~- J ` Sn, little wife, we. will take our wedding tour at last. We willoross the lake to Grand Rapids, where my mother lives. She is impatient to see her new daughter, and 1 know you will `like her. Then we will visit Niagara and even the White mountains. That will pay you for waiting so long, won't `it, Sue 2" L....'.I `L- L....l. .......V 1.`--- L._L__,_,, 1:, W-': .Y-<;;;' :3-Udgozga says, responded] Mrs. Spiteful, quigtly. V`hSometimea`- indulgeg too nY1uo_h, .doesn't he .7" vv I ha'v'e'such :1-1,`-i;i;tHg.;a:x`1't's'-I-1.usband," I said little Mrs. Doll. l-lunovw-I vs o.-.-uunnnnaJvu| an ":10 I I Yes, I hope so, I am sure," she re~ ..plied ; I am tired of suing, tellows for breach of promise. ' ' ` But: I couldn t -help it, your Honor. | When my` husband has been sent: to the _Work House for three months, he hasn t rgn away,` and I ll not stand by, and hear any one traduce his loving character. . _ j ' ` Was W111uigto`do Her Part, V _ Well, may _I hope, then, dearest, that at some time I may have the hap- piness of making you my wife 1 ' ` w 7 - n `V... `r 1.-.... .... -... ---_- n -1. - "A stm -nere.` Yes, we had a row, your Honor-. she said in the `Police Court the other l`wL_L _,, ,, A -.rm uuy. V ` -hat caused it. '1" . . She said my hiisband hadzd away from me, andI gave her a'slap; n V.... ..l......1.a..u. 1...`... ...._..rr.-.. ;_L-L uuvnon no-av, (Ql.I\A J. SIIVU IJUI G DIG ); Yuu shouldn't have cs.red fo'r `what she said." ` ' ' ' W-`.`?V`V.ell: ;ws.aic l the passenger slowly, I didn't know but it might be Death. _...B `vi - . . ` - . V no Brakeman," said avpassenger, as he took in the town at 9. glance ; are you sure this is Liberty?" ' Yes. sir. Positive '1" Yes, sir. _ Can't be any mistake? Why, no, air 5 what place did you dthink_it- was l"_._ -..w -~.-..... ..-.-.---... .. .-.--D.....J.....- -......-.u One ne day, three months after our marriage. Charlie came home much eluted with the news that Mr. Grimes, his principalemployer, had` told him he needed 8. holidav. and expressed him self so well satised with his work and general conduct: tor the past year that he would `let his pay go on while he took it. til Liberty or Death. On the air line division of the Mil- waukee St. Paul Railroad, beyond Madison, is 9. station called Liberty,` _consisting of only two inferior buildings situated in a desolate tract of country. On approaching the station the other day, a brakeman put his head into the smoker and yelled Liberty ! in a. tone that would have been the `envy of a rag gatherer. ' _ Koz mo mmer said sbevknew you wouldn t catch anything if you stayed shing for a. week." ......... .. J... rvrrvl . "` Why, what makes yoii ask that question?" ` '17__ ___A_______ _,g',1 ,1,_V1 `you won't catch anything, will 3*ou popper 7" "TN-o_, I s pose not. You were` vaccinated when you went off with` Mr. Brown yesterday, wasn't yer, popper T It TIT]... ...L..4. .... 1.... ._..f_ -_I_ Ll.,L `` tic?-I:'eep the disease from spreading. - ufhl... ...-I:;-._.___n1 l___., 9, :- .1.------ . V- The policeman ll keep em from breaking out, won't; they, popper 1 Yes, yes. . _ T T s small-pox dangerous, popper T `f Yes, quite dangerous. - 7 It's catching, ain't; it 'I' ' Yes, very. L But. when you're vaccinated you :you catch you nnnn tun 0, ' I -..-..~-u an-u Ilvv v \a|\J rsunv vvuuv Lu VI. 810; I doan kere how sweet er man ken sing, I doan kere how ne he-ken pray. I doan kere howl hones he is, I doan kere how itruthful he is, still ef his soul ain ter be stirred by er little chile, he is somewhar, down in his heart, er. bad man. i . -e The Juvenile Tormentor. Popper, wot do they have the po- lliceman watch the block where they ` had smallpox? _ LL l\`I. l_--_, Ll - J3. - 1' ....--v- -`-- nu annav "us ngv Ivlnu IJI. IVVII Some folks hates er lie so bad dat Vda-tells a. little mo den the truth, an dat is do wust sorter, lyin , fur de goed deal 0 truth dat s in what da. says, makes us bet on de part what is er lie. T .1...-.... 1.....- L . _ _ _ -_L _-- _-_- `I -....u...u nasauuuvg a J es Verbout de time er man stops an says, I has foun out_ dat I se a fool, udder folks says dat he's `smart, an when he thought. datv he wuz smart, udder folks kno wd he was or fool. "VVe had not taken day wedding tour. We could not abrd no take the time and loseTCharlie s wagesjust; then. l'\,_!,.__fI.__ A1_,__ , I, I`. \a\'n , uvnl-Q up nauovauull .UI wou.l" rather hab er good stomach an hafter to go hungry all my life den ter had or bad stomach wid er full smoke-house. . ' .--`..J -.---J. Charlie is Uncle Tom's _pa.rtner now, and there is 9. Theme Harmon--a. curly headed, blue eyed rogue, nearly three years of age, who is Uncle'Tom s heir. A..- __ -__n m',,`L , av ,'I3,I .. -a-, U... nnvav .-v-no- -u -.-v--. WA-;'ep we hapgn:- l vWha{t afoolish' question ! The world contains no hap- pier people. And together we bless the happy ending of our wedding tour. V Plantation Phtlosbphy. _ Er hard hearted man sometimes shed tears, but we like a rain in mighty cold vweder ; it ain t nachul. T ____I __ L`, _,, I, , I an.-vu an up -.n' -w- ---`an Inna He wanted us to give up the cottage and live with him, but we couldn't thinkof that. The cottage was home, you know. But, bless you, we might as` well live ~altoget.her--we see each other every day, n|_-_.1:- :_ 1r,, .1` m_.,, o_ _,_,,L,, __- g - ,_ was I--J a-nnvvu I shed a few sillytears as Uncle Tom hustled us into the carriage and drove away to his own house, but they were tears of joy, for I dearly loved my mother's brother after all. I T H AWhen our month was an we retnmed to Milwaukee. What was our surprise to nd. Uncle Tom's carriage waiting at the station and Uncle Tom himself stamping impatiently up and down the platform. - A ll I\_._LL__ ___._I_ __-_ -_- L- ..- -- an Pretty couple you are to go on a. wedding _ tour. Get. blown up and never write a word afterwards to let us know how you fared!" he'excla.imed_, as` he graapeda hand of each. av vv uligl VI-svu . Care? Of `course I care `T And there were tears in his hard blue eyes. I am wrong-all wrong, Susie, dear, I give it all up.'- Charles Harmon is a noble fellow-a. splendid man! I am `proud to call him nephew. Are you satised now? Must `I go down on my knees 2" . , IT ..I....`I _ l.'.._ ..2I`._ L`--- _..' TT..-`- "I1.-._. any II.u).I\o\a ca an-auonn v- vac-van Iasaidv something about `not thinking I h',."2ld 98':-. 1- Au . 1 av -.-.u-.. v... J-JJ. Uncle Tom was so angry that he re- fused to let; us enter his house, and would not notice us if we met; accidenj ally in the street. I/f,.__-..,. ..J..IL...) .-.. IL 1... 1.....- GI... ` Wbman no nian. THE NORTHERNTCE. gut nueu l.1'0lI1 ` ROBERT B. MOODIE. A \ L ' Western Freight and Passen er ent, T ` - 93 Rossin House Bloo Yor st.. oronto, 1 -. D. POTTI GER. ' L . ` ~ Chief Superintendent.` 7 Railway 0'ioe,'Moncton. N.B.,vMa.y 26. 1885. . max:::.`a`;::;3:;2:i`,:,3`:.2,a`:;:i :::3:::;on `I about the route and about freight and passen- ger rates from . .Rnnw.n_'r n mrnnnrm -nu sun I Inuu null rnrun I IBIID I will nd- it advantageous to use this route, as it is the quickest in point of time, and are as low as by any other. Through freight is forwarded by fast special trains. and exper-V ience has proved the intercolonial route to be the quickest for European freight ttrand from all points in Canada and the Western States. Tickets may be obtained and also inrm-.....n.... the rates uuuu, iV.D.. wlunouu cnansre. Close connections made at Point Levis with the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company's steamers from Montreal, and at Levis "with the North Shore Railway. - _ V Elegant first-class. Pullman buffet, and smok- ins: cars on all through trains. First-class refreshment rooms at` `convenient distances. 1` `IP80-018! sure resorts or Uanaqa are- along this line. Pullman cars leavmg Montreal on Monday, Wednesday and Friday run through to Halifax, and on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday to St. J ohn, N.B.. wlthout chance. Ulnnn nnnnnntinm: moan of `Dnh-.9 'r....:.. ...:u_ l --- --wv 'Iv%I& -F-`rom-th-e West for all points in New Brunswick, Nova Scotla, Prhicel Edward Island, Cape Breton ana Nwfoundland. V All tlle popular aeubathing. shing and plea.- sure resorts of Ca.na along this Pullman ca.rslea.v1mr Mnntrnnl nn Mann..- V. a. I a.u aura vo um Au. Lecturer on the Eye, Ear and Throat. Trinity Medical Colle e, Toronto, Surgeon to the Mer- cer Eye and _`ar Inrmary. ant} Oculist and Aurist to the Sick Children s Hospital, late Clini- cal Assistant Royal London Ofihthalrmc Hospi- tal. Mooreelda, and Centra London Throat and Ear Hospital. 317 f`-hurvlw Street. Toronto. May be consulted with reference to Diseases of the Eye, Ear Throat and Nasal passages. yuan. Qua vnav w--vuvu Mamma visited us, it is true. She could not stay away tron; her oulychild altogether, but she was a little meek kind of a. bodv and only came when. Uncle Tom would be sure not to know it. v u q . u on.