Daily British Whig (1850), 27 Jul 1887, p. 6

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wtmjjjjj dmy.|unn|IIII.&t..lvI|dnn cbulnlwlouuni. ficlll. Ithaca tad: Iuunud ha -5 tnuvhon-n|AnuIu.lInIn~c&aul cnvp|oo.InRn..l1I'l'.l:IuII.uuhn D Run Yutmy. UIIIC j UII Dun ty. To the Innnufacturo of Ordered Clotlnin , md ided by: very long experience in buy ng in the diinnt markets. we no eluhlet to o r to our Old Customer: and to New One: wqtdlznhnd Br~oodClot.h.!u-Ihuusultn. I'lnIII3lhIIWoulod.lI:|-Iuullnsulnnnwur. Incunnsoowhsndonlndhurwoodgmrknnmusmncn Bhok sud Bluo Butts. lbr Bummer Sumngn. uchcovuromuncgmdlbnntcolommrlwmncwur. Foncyllw-n:h'n-ouurincnnnduimx Tvoodl. espoclsllvldnphd lb:-the not )lont.Mo!8um1nor.nPrIcouwhIch defy oompotitlon. Steamers leaving Kingston at 7 am. and 3 p.m. make Close Connection at (,`.\H: VIN (`I.'.\"l'. Through Sleepers for New York. Steamer leaving at I p.m. makes Close Connm tiuus at Clayton. Through Sleeper. ' F- _A.- FOLG-ER, Jlly Running in connection with the Rome, Watcrtow cl? Ogdousburg and New York (`on Ira! Rllihlvlys, Steamer: leave Folger I Wharf, foot of Brock -Stregt, for Clayton, (`ape Vincent, .~1Ie.ramIri Bay and 1,000 Island Pafk at 7 A.M. and 3 and 4 HM. The Direct Route for Km" Yukx, Pm1.Am:u~m.\, Bosro.\'. Snucrsx. Rocnnsrxk Bvrnwu, Cu;\'u.\'o and other points East and West. A. n - I-- . . - Its . .u 1. ,. . -. -. F//V [% 0005050 0L0rH/A/0"A ".9/>50//IL rr ( The only lines giving a full view of the 1,000 Islands in both the Ameri- can and Canadian Channels). JST. LAWRFXEJCE RIVER 1,000 ISLAND_ST]E-IAMBOAT 00's. STRAWBERRY; TIER --C80ICl PAITIRNS AND LOW PRICE.-- lnulnulontnhlinolnud Input: Output (hllnluxho Jnno. T .'.u" .a....'== ` "3 lane, o"i"rono 31., W I.n.\'ms.l.\'m..s.-:0. A May Vl6.r Our time ll given uclnairely to the manufacture of Clothing. We foa.lr'Luatiod in as m cuatomen that Perfect Satisfaction will be given an to Fit, W Inanahip and IV. See our Wove Wire Camp Folding Cot. See our Upholstered Camp Folding Got. See our Folding Canvas Camp Ooh See our Luge Red. Arm Rocker. See our Large Red Arm Chairs. See our Red Sewing Chaim v.;.;.;a; iixi Eichpuom at J mm 2%. PILLS AND OINTMENT. ,3; Ii-as rud I: Dr. J. t`. Ayor & 00.. lord}. Maw. Sol: by all ruxthtu. l`rk~c 3|; six bottles. Isi- DEVOTING OUR TIME EXCLUSIVELY nunlza an :c.oox:Irr'-r. St. Lawrence River and 1,000 Islands Steamboat Compan}. 254 & 256 Princess St. 3773? In 0 I III Illiin InlnI.l'oth.Bpoou.o0c. `I I `N! Trad Ill` :'-?'osn-u- '03:- ' _G1!.. Flust Elutn Sllvu Plan '``;:`.`:`.'`:.;`I.;, ""';".?'.."` I047 80 Bros. NIH d Rad Hut. Ducenb-_ nhl noun!!! tll. Dunenbu. I uusx -..;-n, ._ Dr. F OWLER S Ayor`s Sarsnnnrilla curul mu 0! Gout and llhennuuisnnwhennolhl else mmld. II was eradicated every msce of 1 name (`mm my sya~ !.o:m.-~IL H. Short. Mnnagnr Hotel Belmont. lnwell. Man CIIIVJIIII` I\lIl'III'Illl|IIIIIn I [IE IT! Rlllll` 5|-icvoua` In spileol all line no is: I nd. um` `commenced nsi . '3 Sun pn- rilla. I tookou-en! bollka-so t pnpunlioa. and was upadil rcuonvd lohudlh.-J. hum. lndcgn-ndence. n. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I was. durlngnnu months. I sum-It-r from chronic Rh:-ununinm. The dlmuo Allliclod mo: 'l'ic\`ous3` Inspileol Iv.-medic: would I ml. nsinn Axel": Saran . An: be troubled with It for year-I. can :11 ot or diseases arising from blood. there is no rc-motLy with which I 4 qnninted. that aulbnts such mliq-I as .\ye s`:guu`illa\.-lL ll. Lnvn\~uce. .\l.l|.. Hal I.u:III.-~lL H. 51 how-ell. Mans. Ayers 1-hnnpnrllln has enacted. In our my most. remarkable win. I number 0` vrlnic hnmotl thoemnnsotlhcmcloxpu-ienc ed physicians. won it I could give the names of many individual: It have been cured by llkil` this modicum In :1`? on case :t has certainly worked wonders. i0\`ilI8 Inc! 0 uvvuu -nus-V --o-. gw-`- WV. J. wmsox. Solo A;-c. Khgnu In dry and turns land. until oil i: applied. after which it moves culls. which the joints. or hlngos. ol thohod: an unnamed and inamed hy Rhoulnnu-n. uny cannot be nnoudvrithout causing the nut oxenchung palm. Aye`: Snnnpnrilh. by lnaouonou thohloothtouox-an this condmun. And unions the joints to good working order. nvspmrsuu mbronsrzbu-u d, And klldlodd&Il8.>_iIIlQ}lVO_li`1I||7&`l)` ' ;:'i:' wsr%"ns2arspr. J. er.-:0. KING. - DRUGGIST, Oct. 22 Kingston. Out. noun pcinorl,` u`ou.nndknou- that nth] vr ldemolwnle to value. , \ Signed. J. GEO. KING '57 h\3"o on laand'i:_o.nslnnlly I fresh and complete stock or M DRUGS. FANG! GOODS. PXRPUIKRY. I'll}. Aboultmladlgahtut )lodIclncn.usdu IllstockotPnlnu. lame. - 5'15-an-u` ` corutullyd Good vnluomnnnood. Pu-oruavril ncnu. we recommend mum at tron pain or A thn__g7lrln_l ldemonw Nlum ' corurullyu vnluomnnn cod. l"l\'orulI'ilRncdL` quack can-aII.but A rolhbleto~ nclrturthaonnolsnocme discuss harin: 'i'l|hhnol.nquackcun~all.butn Indsjtlrlhoounolcpocmed M Instant. \'oucuhocnt'ulvII.houtu yuudtydhjnrybythuuo A. NOR- \lAN`S N Bulb. luck: and Dunn Wm: hr Clnulnn givlu full pudcnhn (.`4:IInlIutinl'hn|ul pdnh. |QuunScruRut.'l`uunIn. II` I I`\'II Ql\\' DAI- A _.AA I___A.._ :'I;'J"l|l`LM:lI:lDOKIp0lll0C than when aux! on each boll hgoanuhling ho pumlnuer lo knowjlut W `Man to - mm hoxxtntoommnmnch or}:y`u'o:.`:gdnl.no\- Aycl-`a &l'Qpl`llIl:|l.Sek`l0d. in city nuummtrunu-kn curuunumbcrd A Creaking Hinge _L _.:L_l_.L._-- 3.--1.-1 $3 T 37$ lms: gs. '-*7\'n f.`nxQ\ 99 ' ( VVTTKT W 2` . . c\\,.at`u MAL'roP.t-:Psv*y_ BX'.l'llAG1'0f'II.D ---cuIu:s-- Rheumatism, LAD/[8 and GEN TLHIE/I DIAR1?_.HE__A. `. Mmniomss; A.\'D no ovary lIIllBl`- * lion. and know I vnlng ` cn I I\_m no 3 .\,\`er_a Su- Bnllnnon`. In this impum can 7-rnnmrnorn. vurnna _ -:"--==::.-.__.._...--" Ztlj IVY? Z! -3 TI TIIXWN WIITU "\' .wuouMn.an1lthonIonlvn:na.lI1th lt` Indnlblq. J&uInmndusnxtol'unIopn|II. llblioeunonpud took no G to uohoou-euuanowu-. Ah-bu ms I-.|ndNou-lngnhnhmuouuol which non:-yhunuhI.unyoltho vu-hues lnllgqllb unknown tone. IIII also. I IHIIIKTZII W1. KI'I'IIIKI.'II|L`lCIl I83 Such:-unL`n:|opouI`u. lnkmlkunl. `lhounostnunrknhle andlatnllnnd-00` '|nndvenponlInlenruw.nndunothnI* \hcheI-hhodulmuchn Ihown um It 1 ourhltlbhnduceptwhc-uh: n: null`. n-4| cl... L. ah-gun. `gt -AIL ll I I r nu lulu; purple 3 ulnuut I hook up the ax and clmcly examined ~ this fornxidahle weapon. It Wu. as I have i said. of the nature of a pohknx. The hntt was made of an enormous rhinoceros horn, 9 and was thme It-et three Inches long. about I an inch and a quarter thick: and with n knob at the end as large as n Maltese orange. left there to prevent the hand from slipping. This horn halt. though it was no nmmin-. _vras as exible us cane. and practically unlnreaknhle; but. to make as~ sltrunce douhly sure. it was whipped round I at int:-rvnlsota few Inches with copper: wire-all the parts where the hands grip being thus treated Just above where the haftenteredtheax it was scored with a number of little uich. Inch nick represent- ingantaukilledinhatthwithit. Theax ltaeltw-as madeoftha nontheautituloteel. and apparently of European Inanuheture. thoughlhxslopoglmdidnot know when ttuun-from. havlngtaken It tromthe hnndotachiethehadkiiled inhattle many years hemre, It was not very heavy. the head weighing two and a half poundn. aanearna lcouldjudge. Thecuttingpart wu slightly concave in ahape-not con- vex. as is generally the case with as-ago hnttle-an-o-anl uharp as a razor. measur- ing are and threeqnarter inches arrow the widest part. hon: the back or the ax sprang a stout spike tour inches long, for the law: twoot which it was hollow and ahaped like a leather punch. with an open- ing for anything that was forced into the hollow at the punch end to he puehed out uho\`e;-ln fact. in this respu-t It exactly ruantnhbd a hatchet : pule~ax. It was with this punch end. II we afterward dis- cu\`ol'!'d. that Cnnlopugau usually struck when nuhtlng. driringa neat round hole in his udn-nary`: skull. and only using the broad cutting Ids! for a circular sweep. uracmetimeolnauulox. I think hu con- Iidered the punch a heater and mot! \ aportnunanlike tool.and it was for hinhabll olpeckiagathtneuemy with ttthat hegot hh name of Woodpecker. " Certainly In his hands it wuaa terrible elcient one Laagk -_._ I`..._I-_.____I -.. I_L...lL-`-I N. `nlc B IIIU Ialllll IIIIIII IIK ' E ` tnlnou. Fornlongwhilelconld not nuke out why he gave it such a name, and at last I naked him; when he ix;`onned me that the ax was evidently feminine. be ] onus 0! her womanly habit ot prying deep dgwrn into things. and that she was clearly n_ chic.-tu.inz~;\s becnnso all men fell down I before her, struck dumb at the siglt of her 1 beauty uni power. In the same way he ` would consul! Inkmikuuj when in my ' dilemnm; and when I asked him why he I did so. he informed me it was because she IIIIBI needs be wise. having looked into so nnny people's brains I Inn} nu lhn nu anal nlnanlr avg:-ninnd II T! IIUHIIIIPSI llIll\IX'. It wu the same with the huttietx. which he seemed to look upon us an lntinnte triend,and to which he would at times talk by the hour. going over all his old ad- ` ventuns with it-and drudtui enough some of them were. He. by a piece of grllnhumor. haul named his as Inked- hui," which is the Zulu won! (or chief- tnlnnnn I`.n- a lunar u-hiln I nnnhl nnf. I (JL\l'l'l'.Ii |V.-z.\I.P|10.\'SE AND HIS A.V.\'l`l"l'S. ' After dinner-we thoroughly inspected all the outbuildings and grounds of the stn~ tipn. which I consider the unst strcceisstnl 1-5 1!1:11:_!h_tnyL!;eanti[ul Jzlace 9! me. that l have seed in Africa. and then returned tnthe veranda. where we found l'uxslopu_g;as taking advantage of this tav- orable opportunity to thomughls clean all the rides. This was the only work that he evenlidorwasasked todo. turns a lulu` chief it was beneath his dignity` to work with his hands: but such as it was he did itvery well. it was-n curious sight to see the `great Zulu sitting there upon the loot. hie battle-ax nesting against the wall be- hind him. with hi: long. aristocratic-loob lug hands busily employed. delicately and with the utm t care. cleaning the mechanism 0! the breechloaalerst He had a name for that gun. ' .Um~a double tour bore belonging to Sir llenry-was the Thunderer: nnuthcr. I)'5il| l-Ltpness. which had a peculiarly report. was "the , little one who like a whip;" the -' Winchester repeat:-is were the women. who talked so fast that you could not tell one word from another:" the six Martinis were "the common people; and so on with them all. it was very curious to hear him addressing each gun as he cleaned it. as though it were an Indivitiual. and ina vein of the quaiutest humor. ' It Irma tho cnnan with Ohm hnfmnr which : ALLAN _QATERMAIN";: !.hs`- 11. we Hvcxmi-_; ..I.`_.... - \I:_-- !'llIII'X.-HIH' f . QAITER l\`.-r.\l.l'BlL\`SS A.\'!) 1113 A.\'.\Tl`TI. A mownjme` (:11-1. man-our).J .L_-.J Ilhg ILA Author oi King. THE BRITISH WHIG, -\\; EDNESDAY3 J'JIJ1'2r._9f "I II I do-- 05-: I -.|_:._ L...-b-I vrjli. II? WVI I F; |...:.':x..........."-"......a'.:'..."..'.':.. ufloljhd. ill. on; lIlIIIvI?- llcn I1-nngxuuud that ho nlxlt Iklp Ibuoc-strymdcuuntolhopolnt. I-hula Iuthnnndu slum . cut.-nun". Ian 3 In lIuIn|lh.h durlunlqut Utlill I1 Til. T TVGI Ijt Napoleon. He In: In the nuns hon loueomuxdllvvdfotionduiuhhown legghplnlpllrh uolo from sou- ndu. Ilonndoo dnlkshodtodul. A-4| I lnlnnvnhno Ulnnn J!-nun 1 Eh .LA_ I? IIIIIIIIII In`-5;:-uwukl. T udlnlnolnhor at drum: Q It Iain. I.)`tuIoI~-- . C!.__ __ ... -._,A_j AL.A K- -_I-LA C H O LER A, CHOLERA - INFANTUM, mldnu III! Ill] TIIIITI Ill IIMXII Ill; IVIIIIII without a ulngle Elmonn bolus sun, and thntthoybellevetl that than [why had given up the pursuit and returned than they coma. .\lr. Mackenzie an I ugh d ldhlwheuhohumthtnund Io. tnbod. allal --. O... -4 I.-.I Lgal null: ntuunnh nl QLA Wllll IIIIICII uunuly. III Wll IIIC -IIIIII-I-. Just then thespian. Vholnollr but had oentoutlnthe mo:-nlngtollnd outllthuo wt-rvennytraceoolouxblnlnlfrtendnnbollt. remrncdund reported that the dountry Iwlboouueonnd for lmeen Inna round :lAL.._A 4 -l__I- EI_...L_- L-l-- `Ag; --J `III III ICII IIKIIL. XXI II Illfll IU [IL]. [II whokilh not when his blood In hot in A woman. and no man. The people who kill notue shut lny.L km In (Mr tight; and If I am `In the shadow.` as you whlta nu-un.|y.Ihopet.ogoon klmngln Mr ght My my shadow he uocunod and chilled to the bum forever It It should hll no mnnlv.-ring like I hushlnnn with his poisoned nu-Iowa!" And he stalked away with much dignity. and left no bughhg In-I Ohnn Oh` -ulna -Iunn nno nal II` UVTII ful XIII: I T. I murder not," he answered hotly; `'I an In fur ght. Mu: I: burn to kill. Ho Chn Hill: run! than hln hlnnd In hti In A IIIII TCUIEI Pllllll IIIHA` ill C5 Klnwlll he answered. "The other sludows!" "So thou wonldnt continua thy under In; even after death!" I uh]. I vnnltlnr Inn! " ha Annwnl-Ad hnlIr- "I lllI|l.E|lIICII.IUQWHUIIIlVC-Ill$l.llI I -Jl'i I ofchnnt and with a touch 0! that weird imagination for which the man wss rs- Inarhhis. that when he wss dosd ho should like his spirit to sit upon the snow- clulpeakiorevor. sad to rush down the ; stoop. whims sides in the breath of the 3 whirlwind, or on the ush of the lightning. and "slay. and slay, and slay." i --cl... sch-I .-.... ..|.| m.....a.|........n-- I Kk! |l}l|ll III!` I IIIIDIIB. Yes. such things 0! beauty an Indeed "5 Joy forever!` And I can well nndnntand what little unk mount when Ihi mind 01' Ken]: as her companion. An L'm:lopo- gun. anrage old Zulu an be Is. and when I polnud on: to him the punk hanging lntho glittering air: A man might look thereon tornthounndyennnnd yetbohnnsry to see." Bnthognvg rather nnochcroulor to rhhpoedcandt-nwhenhondded.tn I sort ` nf hunt nnrl with n lnnoh n! that ur-lid '\'nycloyoIpoboTy.onrh|o1:dandlnjun \ -your ntousohnbytho unoolutrungdrugu, `whlchneldon can and dnyudo D11!!!` .\ thing of beauty is a joy fomrer. and now it came into my mind. and for the tint time I thoroughly understood what the poet meant. lluse. indeed, would he the man who could look upon that nnghty, snow-wreath pile-that whlte old tombstone of years. and not feel his own utter lnslgnltlcance. And. by wlntnoer name he calls hlm, worship God in but heart Such sights hre like visions of the sptrit; they throw wide the windows of the chamber of our small selshness and let In a breath of that air that rushes round the rolling spheres. and for a whllo lllnmlne our tlukncss with the white llght which hon}: IIIHIII tin: Thluxnn lllll IIXAHUE WIKII IUU \ beats upon the Thmno. \'nn -nah Ohlnruu a\' has IIIEIII. I looked. and for the first time there burst upon my sight the glory of Mount Keula. Hitherto the mountain had always been hidden in mist; but now its radiant beauty was unveiled for many thousand test. although the base was still wrapped in vaporao that the lofty or pillar. towering nearly twenty the d feet into the sky. appeared to be a fairy vision. hang- ing between earth and heaven. and based upon the cloud; The solemn majesty and beauty of this white peak are together be- yond the power of my poor pen todescribe. There it rose. straight and sheer-a glit- tering white glory. its crest piercing the very blue of heaven. .-\s l gazed at it there with that little girl. I felt my whole heart lift up with an lndescrilmble emotion, and for a moment great and wnnderful thoughts seemed to break upon my mind. even as the iu-rows of the setting sun were breaking on Kenia's snows. Mr. .\lackenzie`s nu- tives call the mountain the Finger of (}od;" and to me it did seem eloquent of inunurtnl pence. undo! the pure. high calm that sun-l_\' lies nhuve this ft`\'t`Y\`(l world. Sulm-where I had heard a line 111' poetry. ..n .L;,, ,-. - IIIHJ. nu rather punlod him. but at length In an-tang] ;`I.mne1)'.' Ls:|'e.sa1(1. "U::.1naeea- no: \_| M amglusppgas the day ls -.>ng. and. he- _l should hate to be- buried in a crowd `Q1 white girlsvdl-inst like myself, so thqt no 3 body could tell the} diner-once. Here. she 2 said, giving her head a little toss, "I In I; and every native for miles rouhd knom the '\\'nt4erlil)--for that is what they call ` me-and is ready to do what I want: `but in the books that I havg mad ibqurlttle girls in England. it isnot like that. Every- body thinks them a tumble, and they have to do what their schoolmistness likes. Oh) as`_....I.I |u....-L -an 15:31:99 On In nut In Q ; _sldc.~`. lhave my own companions. Why. * "I3 Wl (1 H1911. Afraid? Oh, no! I Th y never Interfere J with me. [think they 1 `.\`gai` (of the Divinity). because I am ac white and have fair hair. and diving her little hand into the bodlea of her divas she produced a ,double~barrel- ed. nick:-l-plate1l Derringer; "I always carry that loaded. and if anybody tried to touch melshoulcl shoot them Once l shot a leopard that jumped upon my xlnnkey as l was riding along. lt fri-.:hten---I me very much. but I shot in the our and it fell dead.andl have its skin upon my bed. i hookth-.-re! she went on in an altered ` voice. ta-aching me on the arm and point- ing toaome far away object. I said just now that I had companions. There is ' one of them." I I...-.3.) out` In: than HI`! HI-no than-A And look hero,"_ lieve that I am ' IIII DIE . Bull Ull, IIIII Cl- . Shy whnt. you old blood-hound?" I n}A4I I0 (10 Wnll. luau` scuuuuunut.-an Law. uu ltwouldbreakuny `heart to be put In b _nga.lIk.a Ll;gt_.nns1;:9L 1.9, b9. 1 ml! " v .~-Wouldn't yqn like to learn?" Inked. So I do learn. I-`atherteache mo Latin ' and French and u'ithmetic.". Ana .-..`I .-.u. nnvnll nfv-nhl nmnnn -II um rmncn unu luuucuu. ` And are you never afraid among all ` ` these wild men!" uAo..l.Is (15. run` 'l`lnn- not-or lntnrf-In ` ALI. SUMMER COMPLAINTS. SOLD BY All. DEALERS. ouchuduxt` I`Dns.+ :19-m avub n-VII-u. I- "nauo[oodnu-ovIrynlooundnust.nndoqu|eo'noou uounllyaoldatltlo. ' BOO`l'ltoboIoIdotIl.76s1 Tho uni hvollnbolul and uubtIolVolvdHlu. Hunk. Tctty. Woo, U... I """_.cmnn nnnmm um um nmn A c A A _u-_ LALEXANDER B0 S3`. JM![8 /if/0'3. TT1_1Q_s. Moore, - 59 Brook Street. Tjj `roullvlouojhhthollunnnl -l---AL -:-n-g:ngLna: gait

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