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Dao Oe ne § the' : wip F500, ' D% D. ARCHER, M.D.C.M. Victoria | University ; M.B. Toronto University} Member or the College of Physicians and Saryeons, ut.; Liceutiate o the Royal » + Licanti of the Royal College of Physicians, Edi bu goer ots Bally EE hysisane ; t i= ET "Port | 17, 1801. DR. E. 0. McDOWELL, ; SUCCESSOR TO DR. MAMILL, M D,, Master of Surgery, Victoria Uni- . versity; Licentiate of Royal College of Physians, London, Eng., Member of Col- lege of Physicians & Surgeons, Ontario. -- 38m YEAR, NO. 41} Wester Bank rates. Interest calculated and credited to cach depositor semi-annually. W. McGILL, MANAGER. Port Petty, April 4, 1888, OF OANADA. Port Perry Agency. A % SENEiA kine Bune tu] ph ank Dep Deposits received at the highest current Late attendant of Soho Hosnital for Diseases of women, and of Great Ormond Hospital Yor Diseases of Children, London; Eng. Physician, Surgeon; &c., Office hours--8 to 10a. m., 1 to4 p.m; and evenings. Office and residence, Dr. Hamill's old stand. Queen St. - Port Perry: OHN BILLINGS, Solicitor, Notary Public, Couvey , &ec. Solici or the Ontario Bank. ## Ontario Bank, Port Perry. Jan, 29, 1887. J E. FAREWELL, L. L. B., Count; »J , Crown Attorney, Barrister, Cotinty Sol- vitor, &c., Notary Public and Conveyancer, Office--South wing Court House, Whitby; Ont. YOUNG SMITH, L L, Bi; Barrister, . Attorney-at-Law,Solicitor in Chancery and Iusolvency, Notary Public, &c Office--McMian's Block, Brock Street, Whitby. J. A. MURRAY, DENTIST, vi Upper and Lower Sets of eeth at from $4 T0 $75 EACH SET. Having just purchased the largest stock of Yecth ever brought into North Ontatio Tam satisfied I can suit you both as to quality and price. Come and see. Rooms in the Blong Block, over Messrs, Forman & Son's c. Office over the now putting oT tore. Port Perry, Oct, 28; 1891, Veterinary Surgeon. . FEE underzioned having completed his I full Course at the Provincial Veterinary College and obtained a Diploma as Vetetih- ary Surgeon, would announce that he has opened afi office for the practice of his pro- fessionat Port Perry, whereall calls personal by letter 'or telegram, by day or by nigh will be promptly attended to. All diseases of animals treated in the {atest and best known system 4a Telephone connection--free of charge, ORR GRAHAM, Port Perry, April 8, 1884. Cr effected at the Lowest Rates in Good DAVID J.ADAMS, PORT PERRY. BANKER AND BROKER. Good Note Discounted. Has any amount of Money to Loan At 85 per Gent. on good Mortgages. INSURANCH English Companies. £7 Agent Allan Line of Steam- ships. 5 Port Perry, Oct. MONEY TO LOAN 1884, PORT PERRY, PROVINCE OF ONT4 ol a 0 ti t Result of a Neglected Cold. DISEASED LUNGS 'Which Doctors Failed to Help, CURED BY TAKING AYER Sze #1 contracted a severe cold, which settled on my lungs, and I did what is often done fn such cases; neglected it, thinking it would o away a8 it came; but I found, after a ttle while, that the slightest exertion pained me. I then Consulted a Doctor 'who found, on examining my lungs, that the rer part of the left one was badly affected. © gave me some medicine which I took directed, but it did not seem to do any good. Fortunately, I happened to resd in Ayer's Almanac, of the effect that Ayers Cherry Pectoral had on others, and J determined to ive ita trial. After taking a few doses my rouble was relieved, and before I had fin shed the bottle I was cured."'--A. LEFLAR, watchmaker, Orangeville, Out. Ayers Cherry Pectoral Highest Awards at World's Fafr.. Ayer's Pills Cure Indigestions per Subscriber is prepared to LEND ANY AMOUNT on Farm Seecittity AT 6 PER CENT. a Also ofi Village Property. AF MORTGAGES BOUGHT, TR HUBERT L. EBBELS, Barrister. Office next to Ontatio Bunk, Port Perry, May 10, 1885. W.M. WILLCOX, Licensed Auctioneer FOR THE COUNT 0 ONTARIO AND © WOWNHHIP OF 'CARTWRIGHT. VALUATOR, &c., REAL -ESTATE A SPECIALTY, TAKE this opportunity of returning thanks for the very liberal patronage which I have received in the past. The increased experience and extensive practice whieh I have had will be turtied to the ad. vuntage of patfois; and parties favoring me with their sales may rely on their interests being fully protected. No effort will be spared to make it to the advantage of par- ties to place their Sales in my hands. Sale Bills made out and Blank Notes 6 L ROBSON V.3. furnished free of charge, Satisfaction guar- antee or no pay. Terms Hberal, Port Perry, July 13; 1898: Col- G lege, Torouto. Office and resid EvERGREEN COTTAGE, two miles south of Manohester. 14 years practice. * Tele- phone in the house--free communication with Port Petry, Manchester, and elevator. Telegraph calls to Manchester will be for- warded by telephond. ~~ All Veterinary Medicines in stock. Evergreen Cottage, Jan. 2, 1888. ' North Ontario Observer. A Weekly Political, Agricultural and Family Newspaper, 18 PUBLISHED AT PORT PERRYs ONT., EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, H. PARSONS, TrrMS,--$§1 per acnum, if paid in advance; f not $1.50 will be charged. No subscrip- tiontaken for Jess than six months ; and no paper discontinued until arrears are paid up. Rates of Advertising: For each line. first insertion .. Bubsequent insertions, per line , Cards. under 6 lines, per annum .. Letters containing money; when addressed $0 this Office, pre-paid and registered will be at our risk. Ad ; " GEO. JACKSON, Licensed Auctioneer Wishes to inform the public that he is pre- pitied to attend with the utmost care all sales entrusted to Wis charge in the Town: ships'of Reach, Sciigog and Mariposa. A register.of dates of sales will be kept at the office of Mr. Orr Graham. V.S., with whom arrangements may be made for sales. All correspondence addressed to me at Seugog P.0.. will receive prompt attention. -#& Sale Bills made out aud Blank Notes furnished free of chargé: I would also inform those interested in Poultry that I have on hand and for sale upwards of 100 fine, pure-bred Plymouth Rock Chicks. If you want anything in that line please write me for prices or come and sce stock, GEORGE JACHSON. Scugog, duly 18, 1893. T. SWAT, Licensed Auctioneer OR THE COUNTY OF DURHAM.-- Satisfaction guaranteed and terms liberal. Office and residence at Coesarea. Orders left with Messts. Moore Bros, Blackstock, will receive prompt attention, P,S. No charge made for selling for A d by N inserted PAH fortod and charged scoordingly. No| Licensed Auctioneer, Yaluator &c. advertisement will be taken ott until paid Trot, OR the Townships of Brock, Uxbridge, A liberal di t allowed to Merch Scott, Thorah, Mara, Rama, Mariposa i in any other County: Caesarea, Nov. 15, 1892, ; WM. GORDON, half-year. take home with them. aa 3 H. PARSONS. and others who advertise by the year or erms will in all cases be strictly ad- hered to: : i their intrests. Wit. GORD MENT. . GORDON, Pam joe > ErARTY EN Programs, Sunderland. Bill Heads, Blank Receipt : : Books, Checks; Books, Circulars, H. McCAW, Business Cards, . ISSUER. OF &c. of evety style and color MARRIAGE LICENSES, Port Perry Ont. executed promptly and Port Perry, Dec. 19; 1883. . at Tavs the than other 2 ve 4 fn PATENTS, the County. CAvEATES AND Rm-1ssuts secured, TRADE-MARKS 4 Parties from a distance getting hand pills, &o. Printed can have them done to and Eldon Partiesentrusting their Sales to me may rely on the utmsot attention being given to and all other patent causes in the Patent and before the Courts promptly and carefully prosecuted: Upon receipt of sitodtel or sk af invention, T i heat , nd advise as to patenta- | The modern nurse, instead of being Office, i Ty lt tm bri po clothed in some uonlovely and Horenly ha host gare and ct 'gown, has come into possession of one ons for 00k, Bg Joe attend: of the most picturesque habiliments of . a specialty' | the period. There are some variations in attire, have determined to seize upon the garb worn hy trained nurses, and inexcusable. The nurses' garb is taste. ce; |1n its outlines and color, bat a general e strentoers, the snowy apron, and the Nurses and Their Attire. [Cinéinnati Trihune.] We are informed that the women of the world, in their search for noveltick with some modification adapt it to fashionable use. This usurpation hy votaries of fashion 1s unwarrasited and ful comely and bGecoming, and, Of | course, is universally respected, and it is entirely improper fur persons to ap propriate it who have not the slightest right to the distinction which it carries nor the halo of honor which surrounds it, in gowns modeled after the dregs worn If society women array themselves by nurses, they will be as presumptu- ous, and as dishonest as a civilian whe assumes the uniform of a Captain of the regular army, for the purpose of attracting atténtion and enjoying dis: tinetion which does not belong to him. There is no uniform which has covered itself with more graciousness, and none that has obtained more universal ver- dict of respect from the world than that worn by -the purses and the Sisters of Merey. Nursing of the scientific kind had its 'origin in the good work done in Orimean hospitals by Miss Florence Nightingale and her excellent nesis- tants. Before she went courngrously into the field to sooth the wounded, modern traitied and to administer to the last wants of the dying, nursing the sick was un- practiced and unknown, There was n nét-less gallant in their performa are accompanied by no proud display and no glowing recor: ' 5 long by women who are born "to war AN HOTEL MAN'S The Proprietor of the Grand Union, SUFFERED INTENSELY FROM RHEUMAT- From the Toronto World. the recent meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Canada was the Rev. L. A. Betts, of Brockville, Chaplain for 1893-94, spent other points of interest visited the f gentle, faithful and efficient attend K nce upon the stricken, of duties done}; ften in the face of danger and death ban those of the soldiers, though they. The garb which has been worn o comfort and command," siden cbs STORY. Toronto, Relates an Interesting Experience. 1sM--81x Doctors AND MINERAL Springs Faiep To HELP HiM-- How Hz rourp A Cure--His Wire A180 RESTORED TO HEALTH --ADYVICE 10 OTHERS. One of the most popular officers at Grand While on hix way to gfatid lodge Rev. Mr. Betts some tine in Toronto, and world office, It seems natural to talk Dr. William's Pink Pills to any ene hailing from the hothe of that world- famous medicine, and incidentally the conversation with Mr, Betts turned in that direction, when he told the World that he had that day met an old friend whose experience was a most remark- The friend alluded to is Mr John Soby, for may years proprietor of one of the leading hotels of Napanee but now a resident of Toronto, and proprietor of one of the Queen City's newest and finest hostleriés; the Grand able one, Union Hotel opposite the Union depot. The World was impressed with the story Mr. Betts told, and determined to interview Mr. Soby und secure the particulars of his case for publication. Mr. Soby freely gave hig testimony to Dh, WR Pink Pills. matism with its attendant legion of aches and pains fastened upon him, and he was forced to retire from bus- iness, 'For months,' said Mr. Soby, 'I suffered and could find no relief from doctors or medicines, The disease was always worse in the spring and fall and last year I was almost erippled with pain. From my kree to my shoulder shot pains which felt » like red. hot would needles, Then all my limba be effected at once. Half-a- one after the other, tried to cure me but did no good. The dozen doctors, rheumatism seemed to be getting worse. Ax I had tried almost everythingSthe doctors could suggest, I thought I would try a little prescription on my owti actount and purchased a supply ot Pink Pills, soon perceptablé; dnd [ procured a The good effects were second supply, and before these were gone I doctors could not put an end to. was cured of a malady six 1 have recovered my appetite, never felt better in my life, and I give Dr, Wil: liam's Pink Pills credit for this trans: formation. g a professional attendant of the Mrs. Gamp style, who used to darken the hours of the dying and add to the burden of the suffering by the gloom of her presence. But in a twinkling, as it were, the old order of things changed when "Sonta Philomela with thodamp" passed with her high-bred and placid footsteps through the wards of Scatari." Nursing the sick im all civilized countries has becom? 8 recog- nized and noble. profession, | women are carefully trained; and in which they have developed proficiency and natural aptitude. All over Europe saries are well educated and intelligent women, who have leatned their profer- sion with care, the burden of human suffering than any modern discovery in the healing art. into this work was inaugurated by a lady of rank, abroad, and bears the in- stinct of good taste and breeding through all its departments and in its own particular garb. aniformity of character is observed and the fresh white cap, the long neat white cuffs, the flawing circular, and the little bonnet are everywhere seen, Wherever that dress passes, iv dor which the nurses in the hospitals and dispen- and who have done more to diminish mortality and lighten The movement which brought women warm an advocate ag 1 am. A sufferer for years she has experienced to the full good of Dr. Williams" invaluable and recommends it to all trouble was remedy, women," 'From what your wife suffering ¥' asked the re porter. 'Well, T can't just tell you that,' said Mr. Soby. 'I do not know and TI don't think she did. It's just A few years ago rheu- : My wife, too, is just as| ne ae 8a jtle of Ayer's Hair Vigor m as restored to its original ggand ceased falling out, An gional application has since kept heir in good condition." Mrs, FENWICK, Digby, N. S. Growth of Hair. Flght yeas ago, I had the vario- and fost my hair, which previ- was quite abuhtant, I tried ny A M av ty o preparsLions, but with out beneficial result, till I beganto |% fear I should be permanently bald. |g six months ago, my husband Mrs: A. WEBER, Polymnia St., New Orleans, La, AYER'S HAIR VIGOR PREPARED BY DR. J.C. AYER & C0., LOWELL, MASS., U.S. A. Ayer's Pills cure Sick Headache. th |p w r Sayings df thé Children. Whale Dividends--'Jolinnhy, useful article do we get from whale? Johnnie-- Whalebone what comes from what the 'And the whale that we 8 hy 0! have no use for I' Johnny--Jonahs, The Commercial Instinet.--Olergy- u man--=And why should little boys say their prayers every night! The Godd 's the Lord can hdve d chance oe Veiw of Moral Suasion,-- oud Gentleman--Do you mean to say that your teachers never thrash you? Little Boy--Never. We have moral suasion at our s¢hool. ¢ What's that f Oh we get kep' in, and stood up in corners, and locked out, and locked in, and made to write one word a thou- sand times, and scolded at, and jawed at, and that's all.' Making No Risks.--The teacher had notified Hiram Plunkett he would be expected to remain aftet school was dismissed as a punishment for miscon duct. 'and there was a perceptible tremor in t t u 5 t Hiram was one of the big boys; | ; his voice as he came awkwardly up to to ler desk and said in a low tone :-- ®Miss Jones, I wish you would keep Manic McGinnis mn, too. She done just as much whisperin' as 1 did, I saw her doit." 'Why do you want Mawic McGinnis kept in © asked the the teacher. jealous again,' said Hiram, scratching the floor with the toe of his shoe, 'Th' ¢ I don't want her to get other time you kept me in after school 'ghie wouldn't speak to me for a week,' Synonyms Differentiated. -- The teacher asked the the difference in meaning between the Words 'sufficient' and 'enough'. 'Suf- ficient,' said Tommy, 'is when mother thinks it's time that I stopped eating pie ; 'enough' is when I think it is.' class wherein lay _ Jwpassionists School. -- Little Dot-- I ain loprovin' in drawing. Mothier--~ the same with half the womert:y The! are sick, weak and dispirited, hav appetite and seems to be fading & There is no active disease at work, but something is wrong. That was just the way with my wife. She wasa martyr to dyspepsia, never in perfect health, and "when she saw the chrmge that {Pink Pills had made in me she tried them. The marvelous improve- ment was just as marked in ber case whole system has been built up, and as in my own, and she says that her that the dyspepsia and sick herdaches 1 hope so Dot--¥es; I drew a cake | te and Dick guessed it was He knew it was something , anyhow, didn't he? Up for Repairs.--His Mother hat are you moping around the ¢ for, Tommy? Why don't you d play with Charley Pinafore?! --'Cause I played with Charley gre yesterday, and ¥ don't sip: well enough yet! hel's Telepathy.-- Tommy -- Yes, see in the dark, and so can 'canse when Mr. Wright walks autly to the first policeman she met. and point to it. officer to take her to the nearest post- office. Going nlong, poor disconserted Mrs. Smith muttered to herself : thought a police station was a gentle- 0il and have foudd it unequalled for burns, sprains, soalds; bron t home a bottle of Ayers | Prince, Her father, with his recoguized come to church? Wasu't it naughty of noe iE igor, and 1 be RR 25 ones 1 business ability, has stipulated that the im Amsliow-AGL what has be 3 3 3 y ¢ , Ar oe, a "begat to appear, and hero is now | title to the title shall be gtiaranteed Reginald 7. © al what:has become of every prospect of as thick a growth y d bef i i " Mrs, Ainslie--Well ol : & grow Jore the money is pail, The rs, Ainslie--Well, to tell you the of r_as before my illness." --. |aound Berare the money Is pal There truth--Florrie, dear, run and pick me are legal technicalities in the way, but now I can thank this exceilent remedy for The Noblest Achievement of which intelligence courses over a con- which the power to ANMIMITATE Bpace una Ime. But vast and important as have been ning the common carrier dhd messenger of the world; the discovery by which weak or impure blood can be vitalized by means of internal and external re- way have proved equal to this mighty the stream of life a disenfecting prin ciple which frees the system from all powers of chemistry are almost beyond calculation, and as he has brought theth to bear upon all the varieties of disease their highest aud holiest object. sidiary agent. o the parlor when she was sittin' me in the dark, I heard her say * Why, Arthur, you didn't ed to-day.' mended Petition'--A little girl owntown was saying lier pray- other evening, and had just 'Give os this day our daily "when a precocious four<year her exclaimed, 'Suy todkies; tookies.' der it my duty,' said Me. F. t San Diego, Texas, 'to cers yer's Pills have completely y wife of neuralgia, from laint she was, for a long eatsuflerer." They are easy d always effective. have vanished. She, as well z¢ thyself, seemes to haves regained youth, and 1 have not the slightest hesitation in pronouncing the remedy one of the mont valuable discoveries of the cen- tury. ;Let the doubters call and sce me and they will be convinced.' These pills are a positive cure for troubles arising from a vitiated con- dition of the blood or a shattered nerv- ous system. Bold by all dealers or by |' mail, from Dr. Williams' Medicin® Company, Brockville, Ont., or Schen- 'ectady, N.Y., at 50 nu 'box or Bix boxes for $2.50. There are numerous imitations and substitutes against ja the eloguent token of pain alleviated, | which the publia is eautiomed.' MARES RE WE 1 Those Genders. Saag 0 a As Mrs, Bmith found out, when Mrs. Alnslie--Give mie your arm, Hor. proudly conscious that 'she knew a In ¢ litte French," she sallied 'forth' from | Macher' pe Rlovin, 7 bet sures | wily, and avo ia wile oye" | the hotel in Parle to post a letter. | to drop it : I voting ¢ A poste, she exclaimed triumph- you please' m; James have come ; i ; 'wigglej---1 don't want to s is heavy, I'ma sired aa Mrs. well darling, ni r parishiouer). Fen kips. Xi a besuuiful | 'way. Horatio, 1 wish you genkins about the wiy tou behave. He lets Bow, Madame. Par ici. mind; '(Tos paseis He politely conducted her into an Horning. " Boe, but to hor dismay it was a police | would air ? . by in : "Ah! A la poste, cried the commis- rie, laughingly, and he instructed che + Oh, bother geuders! Who'd have an and a post office a lady ¥' ett Gentlemen. --1I have used your Yellow rhienmatism, efdup and colds: Mrs. Hight, 11 who use it recommend it. ontreal, Que. " { SMARRIED--MARRIED THIS MORNING BY | SPECIAL LICKHRSE." school this morning,and iuterrdpted me most rudely when I Florrie--Mummy, why didn't Reggid Miss Pullman, daughter of the most idely discussed man in the United tates, is about to marry an Austrian some cowslips, s nice, big bunei. Flotrie--Oh, mummy, need, 17 I want to stop with you. Mrs, Aiuslie--Do as darling, Fiorrie--Well, may I have sweets 10 eat jhis afternoon? Mrs, Ainslie--Yes, dear, Florrie--Big ones? Mrs. Ainslie--Yes, dear. (Florrie slow- ly departs. Mrs Ainshe lowers her voice.) I was going to say 1 have an idea that Reggie lias gone to Eastfield, Mr. Ainslie--For what reason ! Is his father's cnurch not good enough for him ? Mrs. Ainslie==Oh, my dear, you really are rather bbtuse==Misg Milly Vaue lived at Eusttizld, now di you ses? Mr. Ainslie--Indeed ? Deur tiie, deaf nie--and do you really think the lad id attracted in that direction? Mrs, Ainslie--I am sure of it. They have seen nu great deal of each other lately, and--ob, well! I think you must trust a mother's insuitlod fu these mat. hey can be settled out of court. I was attacked severely last winter with mother bidé¢ you, iarrhea, Cramps, and Colic and thodglit I as going to die, but fortunately I tried Dr owior's kxtract of Wild Strawberry, and some aving my life. Mrs. S. Kellett, Minden, nt. A Beneficent Discovery. Sciende. The iron horse, with its tireless trength, its pulses of vapour and its eart of flame, is a glorious exponent f the creative capacity of the human pind ; aud the metallic nerves through ters. nald tlie other dayj and, without wmen- tioning auy names, of conrse, I made it cleat to him t/st we are ready aml ANXis o welcome a daughter-in-law, rr . - pe! Mr. Ainslie {chuckling)--Provided she is well provided for--ei ? Mrs. Ainslie--Horatio! you know how I dislike you making fun ot what Is.y. This is no joking matter. Pray allow me to proceed. 1 pointed out to Rigi- nald that a penniless bride is quite out inent prove by every flash of thought traverses them that fan pos: esses one attribute esgentially grand, he results of making steam and light- . Y of the question for ht, and, though he or restored to new vigour and purity | did uot say much, I flatter myself that 1 made some impression upon him. Now, I think you will admit that the nedies is of infinite value. The re-| Vane connection is in overy way most : desiruble. Besides, Milly isa dear girl 3 vegetable chemistry as de- e y yr ources of vegetable ch try and--well, 1 thou J be surprissd if we eloped and applied by Thoivas Hollo: Who i8 that with Mr. McManus? On, Mr. Prendergast. What un improye- ment be is upon your lsst veaturs in thie way of a curate | That really was an excellent sermou of his this morning against Mammon worship. only hope some of lis hearers may profit by it Mr. Ainslie--{ am sure 1 hope so, too. Mrs, Ainglie--1Tulking of Mr. Prender- Hust reminds me of Fraulein. 1 wouder way she did not come to church. Even you can hardly have failed to notice that ask. His famous remedies impart to mpure and poisonous elements. The & tie impression sue wade upon in those invaluable vegetable com-| young man. pounds known-as HoLLoWAY's Pirs| Mr Ainslie (hghtly netiledj--But surely, my dear Hermione, ic is not so AND OINTMENT, they have compassed very long since you told me that you were under some anxiety with regard to Reginuld's feelings for Finulein--that tiie boy wis paying her rather wore ut tention thau you like, Mrs, Ainslie (decisively)=I think you are mistaken, Horatio, 1 dont rewmein ber muy ing guything of the kind. And, if 1 did, 510 doubt I had some good rea- son at the Lime, But, of course, such a maten would be impossible ior Reginald, Steam, as the great motor, isa sub- Its usefulness consists, mainly, in conveying substantial benefits, with speed and certainty, to the fields in which they are to operate. It is simply the bearer of blessings, not their originator. Of all the freight whish it carries over land and sea, there Florrie, whe the Roctory to see her suitably--(lo joins then us they reach is perhaps none so precious as Holle: B 2 : . are thie Bowers! It is scarcely a figure | "pi je Qi, I couldir't be bothered tc pick them, talking about Frau ein? she wusu's coming to church, said she couldn't because sued go neuralgia. But I believe she was sham ming, don't you? Mr. Aluslie--Florence, shouldn's suy such things. Mrs, Ainshe--Don't speak harshly ¢ the child; Doratio. Sie is way"s remedies, of speech to say that whithersoever it conveys them it flies "with healing on 1 usked het | its wings." Under the influence of the Ointment, the skin; however disfigured by erap- tions or excrescences, becomes a lfabula rasa, pure, spo'less; and transparent ; and this erasure of blemishes is not ac coroplished by driving back disease in- to the vital recesses of the system but by neutralizing the morbid material which feeds it. The Pills act upon the internal fluids Come und help mother take off her vou pet, my durhng. does not hear.) - * » w (At the luncheon table) Haduo she too unwell ti come down? i you better gu und see, Florrie? and the organs which secrete thetn up- ot the sanitary principle. They de- stroy the acrid particles subjected to their chemical action, as infallibly as an alkali neutralizes an acid ; and at dear, 1 myself knocked at Fraulein' door on my way down, and as she di not take the tronble Then Filorrie slides off he (A pause Wer chair aud mukes for the door.) Are you going, deur? Florrie (with her ntouth full)--O. only just to see. (Exit rupidly. Lu few moments she returns in a high stat of glee.) 1 knew she was sianuning the same time impart a mild and con- stant electric action to the secretive and excrotive machinery The sanction of governments, the patronage of princes, the approval of all Olristian nations, the gratitude of pagun millions attest the worth of these twin curatives. In faet there is no re- gion with which Evgland or any country has any commercial intercourse where Holloway would not find himself at home. Some estimate may be formed of the extent and variety of his foreign correspondence, from the fact that sixty corresponding clerke, of which number sixteen are accomplished linguists, are employed in conducting it. He is the centre of a sanitary circle that belts the world.-- Daily Republic. round the room, chanting as she Hurrah [ what fun, bein's gone. Murs, di Ves. gone | aud taken her things, for look: mores prs. Ainstie--~This i most extrao Horatio. (Ine bell Juve). Jano, do atoui Fraulein? all the moruingy Jane (primily Reginald wil gether J 1 thought you would - know'm, - or should-- is rung. raulein went out t How? What do you mean? Jawes with them. 'l think Fhe.rd = SE dear, what is it? j cured, by 'Dr. Sgnew's Cure of the Heart: I wos tulking seriously to; Regi- | sed Reginald again before the evening. | and Fraulein is sensible enough lo seq that. "At the same time I should be ghd gute) Baek again, my pel Bui waere la I say, mummy; were you and she | Fiorence, you & little sensi tive plant; sud needs tender hindling. (Lhe sensitive plant is busy throwing stoaes as the poultry, and Mr. Aiuslie--Where is Fraulein? Is Mrs. Ainslie--No, stay wiieres you are, to answer me I thin x she nud better be left wo herself. She isw'v in her room (dancing wildly Buastly old Frau Aiuslie--What are you saying, ear? Florrie (as lefore] he's gone! She's od to see, No more lessonst No dinury | Ring the bell, if you please, Eater ou know anything ou have been ut hourd x you please'm,. Mrs ust alter you started for churca Mrs. Anslie--Went out! Where? Jane=Yes m, in the dogoart, and took, Say 0 Sg mg Jeg Nione'us aud brought this note far. del ly) re. a (stern room, Jane, and -- [hago % you. Spon 9 this Mrs, Ainslie--Married--married morning by special license, x (A long pause.) Mr. Ainslie--FHermione, my love, I-- Mrs, Ainslie (reviving)--Iloratio, spare ne that, Tam suffering quite enough without your making any comments of tht kind, t Mr. Aiuslie--My dear, I was only go- EOIN LO SRY ----r Mrs, Ainslse--My dear pray ERY uO ore, bive been grossly aud cruelly deceived and I Wash uniy hands of the whole business. . But, of course, if they have your gyupa+ thy Mr, Ainslie (wounded)--My dear Her- tmione, 1 assure you (Mrs, Aiuslie rises and mia je sweeps out of the room.) am ---------------- lot usd sticully Teacher--Now, children, you have, heard the talk oh flgwets. name one of the perennials? Who can Jimmie--I can. Teacher-- Well, Jimmie--A blooming idiot. what is it? Heart Disease Relieved in 30 Minutes All cases of organic or sympathetic heart ase relieved iu 30 minutes and quickly g One dose convinces. Sold by A. J: Davis, : The old story, good enough to be | true, is revived about the late John | Quincy Adams as a disciple of the | gentle art of fishing. 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