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Elfin SUMMER GIT . SIX DAYS SPENT IN THE CITY OF THE BAY. Beautiful Bay olQulnteâ€"nassnsssgs Park is a Most Delightful Resortâ€"The Wonderful lake on the nonntallsâ€"L Day Spent in Belleville. Then Back to Books and Figures. Our party broke up at Kingston. It had Originally been our intention to IpePfil 3 week In Ballerille, that much-talked-oi Lity of the Bay, and there was just cnoug 1 German blood in my veins to make it diffi- cult for me to abandon, without a struggle, a cherished hope. So I struggled ; then 1 read a tourist’s letter in a Toronto paper. and struggled again. But I was unequal to the conflict, and, bidding my friends good- bye, 1 madea mad rush for the steamer Passport and grasped the hand of my old friend, the purser. V We left hinvston at three o'clock in the afternoon, early in June. I did not reach the highest point in my happiness until we entered the Bay of Qu;nte. As one enters the Bay on the “up trip," he finds himself in the midst of scenery that reminds him of what the setting of the Hudson might be wrre that river twice as wide as it is. I have been up and down the Upper and Lower St. Lawrence, hive been upon the Hudson in calm and in storm, and have crossed the Mississippi six times, and have twice sailed the length of Lake Seneca. I believe these waters are looked upon as the most beautiful upon our continent. But if nature ever literally wears a smile, she wears it right herein this Bay of Quinta. Elsewhere there may be found more strength, a more pronounced appeal of, Admire moi But nowhere can there be found beauty more serene, more restful. On either side of the wide, placid water rise the bills, as irregular in form as they are varied in color. Some are hold, some are only composed, some are timid. Here is a dark green, suggestive of mature growth ; farther on, the sunlight falls upon the " universal hue," restful and health- giving to the eye ; and over here, opposite, is a mound of the delicate Nile green that modest, sensitive ladies choose as a favorite shade. Leaving the hill country, we come to the luxuriant fields of Prince Edward County, at the left and of Hastings at the right. The sun went down, large and red, and as we near Bellovillc we are enveloped in the mystical haze of a midsummer twilight. The passport obeys her helm with ease and grace, so our lending is uneventful. Thus reached the City of the Bay. And that evening, driilng around its leafy streets, the so itary occupant of a huge cab, I re- newed the conflict with my German ob- stinacy. But the remembrance of the matchless bay did good office as peacemak- or. I had six days to spend in Belleville. The first day found me at Massassaga Park, a most delightful resort four miles down . the bay, reached by boats leaving Belleville every two or three hours. The proud fisherman pulls up at. this point to listen to the praises of the guests as he exhibits his five-pound bass or his thirtyâ€"two-pound maskinonge. I am bound to tell the truth: I did not catch a maskinouge, although these immense fish are numerous enough in the bay. But I did see landed at my feet a six-antLa-quarter-pound black bass, one of the largest ever caught in any water. My stay at the park was spent fishing, rowmg, sailing, with a party of gentlemen who pitied my loneliness, lying upon the soft, deep grass under the shade trees, or watching, from the balconies of the summer hotel, the larger boats that daily plough the smooth surface of the bay. My second day was given to Glen Island and Glscora. Glen Island is a quiet campin spot, cool, grassy, shady, and wooed y the waters of the bay. Opposite this Island is Glenora. And here I foundi the wonderful Lake on the Mountain. Now, | I expected to find something that looked likes mountain, and something that looked like a lake. But here was a real mountain and a real lake, the latter having neither inlet nor outlet. The top of the mountain is reached by a climb that is more interest-‘ lug than fatiguing. The setting of the l lake is like a huge basin, with immense' boulders arranged systematically hue uiidl there. It is supposed this lake is fed from ‘ Lake Erie, as it falls and rises siniultanmus-i ly with that body of water. Its bottom has never been found, and it had never, been known to ovullow its banks. The; Lake on the Mountain is one of the most ,.will be properly served. beautiful and most interesting bits of] scenery upon this continent. The third day found me entering Piston I harbor. Here the scenery reminds one of! asleeping babe, it is of such quiet beuu'y. This is a natural harbor of considerable length, and such a harbor! It is hard to believe that the artistic grouping of the trees. and the regular and safe shore on either side were not designed especially for the entrance of ships. To enjoy for three hours moonlight upon the water I return to Be leville that night. The followmg day I went again to Piotr-n, wrote a poem upon the harbor, then drove twelve miles to the Sand Banks. This is a well-known summer resort. The whzve sand, clean and s;a'kling. s pilei vp mountains hi h,â€"â€" that is, soo e mountains. Each year ad. s to t 4* height, »\:‘«I Illxl’eful‘c to the beauty. of these wonderiul liziis. My fifthday found me a: 'l'wclve 0 clock Point, picnicing With a Sunday Sch ‘. alters three hours' delight‘ui sail up the bay. From this so‘i’ary spot ltook ‘:.c boat through the mush-cilkel-of Murray Canal,snd found myself upon Lake Ontario. This passage has all the attractions at the average canal, but it is more useful than ornamental, having been built that hosts might escape the danger of gassing Salmon Pomt during the wintry galss. "Ho! Ho ! the breakers roar." My last dayin Belleville was spent in the ; city itself. visi:ed the city of the dead, : i “ by peaceful Quintes' side," the Provincial ‘85“. the“ 0P""°" in “1° Cull?“ - of a mind reader and a physiognomist, and . Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, thel Hospital, many msuufaeturxn mantis, besides taking note of t e lzeautifull homes, gardens and the score of avenues orerarched by thickly-[caved trees that whisper their secrets to one another when all the world sleeps. I said goodbye to the City of the Bay with somewhat of sorrow. Iwu going back to musty books and to wearisome columns of figuru,and I knswthst it meant, for a few rays at least, a fight with a remembrance of avenues.psrks,wnim sand, . from the good ones. boating, lake and mountain, hospitablel Bellevxlls, the beautiful City of the Bay, I with its palatial Hotel Quinta and unexcel- l led hotolacoommodation, music,moonligut, ' and the most beautiful harbor upon tins; beautiful earthâ€"tiara Hotss‘srats. , MUCH LIKE A MIRACLE. A Statement From a WelloKnown’ Berlin Merchant. : l i new in. Daughter Wu Restored From. the Terror-s or at. Viius’ Danceâ€"Ber. Case One of the Worst Fiver Known-’ Has Fully Recovered Her Health. From the Berlin News . The readers of the News have been made I familiar with the virtue of Dr. Williams" ' Pink Pills for Pale People through the? articles appearing from time to time ini these columns, and while the druggists say that many in this vicinity have received undoubted benefit from their timely use,it is only recently that we have heard of a cure in Berlin of such importance as to take rank among the most remarkable yet pub- I lished. Titers is hardly a man or woman in the town of Berlin, or the county ofI Waterloo, who does not know Mr. Martial Simpson, issuer of marriage licenses and] general merchant, King street. Anything' said by Mr. Simpson will be implicitly! relied upon. A day or two ago we had a : talk with him in ref races to his fourteen year old daughter, Helen, who had for two years been a great sufl'erer from St. Vitus’ dance. He tells us that it was the worst case he ever saw. She did not sleep for whole nights and was an intense sufferer. She was totally helpless and could neither eat nor drink unless! administered to her by tier parents. Thel best medical attendance was had, but alll to no avail. She kept getting worse and worse, and finally, when in the paroxysms, comrnenCed to froth at the month, and her parents believed she was going out of her mind. Though unable to walk for about eight months she would in her spells have fits, making her jump high above her couch. I’Vhile in this condition, the worst case ever seen in this place, Mr. Simpson, as a last resort, purchased some Pink Pills and gave them to his suffering and ii daughter. He assures us that in thirty hours she found some relief. In a week the “dance” was entirely stopped and she was able to sleep, and was rapidly re- gaining her former strength. Some months after the use of the Pink Pills was discon- tinued she again had touches of disease, but a few doses of the pills stopped it, and for the last eight months had been entirely free from the terrible malady from which no one who knew the circumstances, expected she would recover, and her parents, as may be expected, are warm in in their praises of the wonderful remedy which worked such great results. These facts are known to all who are acquainted with the family and further comments are wholly unnecessary. _ When such strong tributes as these can be had to the wonderful merits of Pink Pills, it is little wonder that they are the favorite remedy with all classes. They are an unfailing specific for locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism. nervous headache, the after effects of la gripps, palpitation of the heart, nervous prostration, all diseases depending upon vitiated humors in the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also a specific for troubles peculiar to females, suppressions, irregulari- ties, and all forms of weakness. In men they affect aradicai cure in all cases arising from mental worry, overwork, or excesses of any nature. These pills are manufactured by the Dr. TVilliams Medicine Company, of Brock- ville, 0nt., and Schenectady, N. Y., and sold in boxes (never in loose form by the dozen or hundred, and the public are cau- tioned against numerous imitations in this shape), at 500. a box, or 8 boxes for $2. 50, and may be had of all druggists, or direct by mail from Dr. \Villiams Medicine 00., at either address.‘ __._.___.__â€"__ HOW TO TELL A BAD EGG. i An lnralllhle l-‘rencli lileilioil Which lie-i quires Only a Good Eye and a. Lighted I Candle. When one calls for a fresh egg in a Pub; siun eating house the chances are that one ' Not that there ; are no bad eggs in Paris as well as elsewhere but there are certain men employed at the 1 Central Markets, or Hailes, whose only; ditty is to sift the bad or doubtful eggs} In one of the cellars l of the Halles one sees a man passing his! hands rapidly before his eyes and in front; of a light candle. Around him are baskets: containin; thousands of eggs His duty is to separate the bad ones tiom the good,nndj ‘he :5 remunerated at the rats of 75 :eiit-, lines, or 15 cents a thousand eggs. , iic accomplishes his work With rxtraor-; diuary dexterity. With one hand he takes! three or tour eggs and brings them to the exact poslhon no Wishes, between his eye} and the liuiited candle, as if by magic. For ' an egg to be gond the part that appears' black must be completely detached from, [He part that appears white. In other; words, the yolk and the albumen must! through the transparency of the shell, be; seen to be quite separate. 'l be white looks as if it radiates about the central nucleus, ._ and this nucleus is simply the embryon of: achzcken, which, being denser. limits ini the liquid which nourishes it. When there: is confusion between the transparent and obscure part the egg is doubtful. , To sort eggs out quickly requires a longl experience. The selection of winter proâ€" visions is an especially delicate task. In? addition to reporting on the freshness 0:" Markets also examine the 311.6 of eggn: uubiiah. i Those that pass through a certain sized , noon. mg.“ The; ring are put on one side as too small. ' employee separates eggs merely by touch- I ing them. As the French markets are: flooded with the produce of tiny Italian: chickens, the task is often a very long one. 3 The men are all sworn in to do their? work honestly, and, with their serious and . automatic look, they make between 8.50} and 5‘2 a day. The other employees of the E Hailes bow down to them and are ever' wirixn; tbs picture'igue Bay of Qu nte, tine tisbnzg, (WV-TM“? SUFFERING [INNE- An Odd Collection. 'conrmuous ‘ csssaar. A man in Colorado has a quaint ocllsc. ; tion 0" bottles. It is divided into two sect-.2 1.3. Sesuons one is large. Section °n° 01‘ TWO D0368 01' 503‘“ 51113110“ I‘" in “mum d9m‘nd W an?“ two is not. Sectionone contains hundreds of 2. Kidney Cure Will Give Belief in all bottles, the contents of which his wiio‘i Most Distrust!!! 011365 of Kid-DOV swallowed hoping to find relief from her‘ Trouble. Physml‘l 3“: “mils- Secnon "5'0 mum“ .' It isa fallacy to argue one's self into the a few bottles thatonce were filled with Dr. belief that suffcring when it. comes upon us pierce}, puma“, Preacxipuon‘ h, w“ ' must be patiently endured. Leunllysuffer- . . ‘ r~ ved. ifo ckn W‘ofthenieaus this potent remedy that gave the sutlering "‘3 can b8 "mo n o 3 . and way. Much sum-ring is borne by those wire her health again. It cures all irregu- who are troubch With kidney disease. The laritiés, internal inflammation and ulcers. T distress at times is keen. But in South Amerl~ v I can Kidney Cure. medicine that is a kidney uon' displacement“ “1d Kindred troubles‘ :spccitlc and nothing inorctliough nothingless. It has done more to relieve the sufferings _, a .me' “(a and more we“). remedy is to be of women than any other medicine known found. Relief is sure in less than six hours. l0 scrence. _..__..-.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" I Lu 'ewarm \Vater I’ile tumors,rupture andâ€"fisfhlae,radically cured by improved methods. Book, 10 cents in stamps “'orld's Dispensary Med- ical Assoctation, Buffalo, N. Y. â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€" The sum of the whole is this: Walk and be happy ; walk and be healthv.â€"â€"Dickens. l Recipeâ€"FOP Making a. Delicious I Health Drink at Small Cost. : Adam's Root Beer Extruct. . . . . . . . . one bottle Fleiscbmann's Yeast . . . . . . . . . .half a coke ' Su ar . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . twopounda .two gallons Dissolve the sugar and yeast in the water. add the extract, and bottle; place in a warm place for twenty-f0 ‘r hours until it ferments. I then place on Ice. when it will open sparkling . and delicious. The root beer can be obtained in all drug and grocery stores In 10 and 25 cent bottles to make two and five gallons. â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€" Reproofs of a friend should always be strictly just, and not too freemanâ€"Bud- gell. Catairh -Use Nasal Balm. Quick, po si tive cure. Soothing, cleansing, healing, I when it encroahccs upon the rights of oth- ers.â€"Quesnel. “ I Took One-Half Bottle of Scuth Amcri l can Rheumatic Cure and Obtained Perfect Relief"â€"Thts Remedy Gives : Relief in a. Few Hours, and Usually ? Cures In One to Three Days. J.H. Garrett, a prominent politician of Liver- a pool. N. 8.. makes. for the benefit of the public. i the following statement: “ I was greatly I troubled with rheumatic pains for a number of years. On several occasions I could not wztlk, nor even put my feet to the floor. I tried i everything and all local physicians, but my , suffering continued. Atlnst I was prevailed ' upon to try South American Rheumatic Cure. Iobtitined perfect relief before I had taken, half a bottle of the remedy. and to-dav regurd it as the only radical cure for rheumatism." â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"- ‘ Self-will is so ardent and active that it i will break a world to pieces to make at I stool to sit twainâ€"Cecil. ‘ i I Zeal is very blind, or badly regulated,l I Denver and Return. The Wabash Railroad is the direct line to the Great Annual meeting of the National Educational Association at Denver, Col. Tickets on sale July 3, 4 and 5, good until September 1st. The rate will be the lowest ever made to the public. The VVa- hash is the only line that can take delegates via St. Louis and Kansas city and return them via Chicago, or (vice versa.) Take this route and pass through seven States of the Union in the finest equipped trains in America. All particulars from any Rail- road agent or J. A. Richardson, Canadian Passenger Agent, northeast corner King & Yonge streets, Toronto. I i Unless a tree has borne blossoms n spring you will vainly look for fruit on it in.autumn.â€"Hare. A Matter Now Beyond Dispute. The fact that St. Leon Mineral Water is the only recognized perfect medicinal water on the continent is now beyond dispute. That it cures Indigestion, Rheumatism, Biliousness and Kidney troubles is proven by the numerous instances in which it has cured Where other t'eme lies failed. Our leading physicians recommend it for these diseases, and, besides, the proprietors guarantee it. Sold by all reputable deal- 0P3. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"._â€"_â€"._ Every man has just as much vanity as he wants understandingâ€"Pope. Death Seemed Preferable to the Agon- izing Pain. Mrs. Roadhouse, of iViIIlscroi't P. 0.. Ont.. writes.- "1 have used Dr. Agnew's cure for the heart since last: fall. having taken in all nine bottles. and 1 how feel entirely like an- oiher woman. lam fifty four yours old, and have been troubled with heart. disease for morcthun twenty years: PODIOIIIIIBR for five hours at. it time sull‘ering sux-h ugouy that (Icn'li SCflfnld preferable to the pztin. ’l‘nc coldswcnt would stand ou‘. in great bonds it Ion my face. The Heart Cure gave me re‘ lil‘f from :tlm as: the first dose and has proved it great blessing. “You IlI'O at libirty to publiin this letter if you think by so doing any good may be accent- West Shore Through Sleeping Car to New York. One of the handsomest sleeping cars that has ever been turned out of the factory is now running from Toronto to New York p Luau. mange via the popular West shore route. It is a bullet car, and reâ€" freshments can be obtained en route, if destred. This car leaves Union Station, Toronto, every day except Sunday, at 4.55 p.m., reaching New York next morning at 10.10 am. On Sundays the sleeper runs from Hamilton only, connecting With the through train from Toronto. Callat any Grand Trunk office in Toronto for in- formation or space in this sleeping car. Re- servations can be made in advance if desired. A. P. 770 Eileen Shrink from taking medicine. They don’t like its taste. But they are eager to take what they like-â€" Scott's Emulsion, for instance. I Children almost always like Scott’s Emulsion. And it does them good. Scott’s Emulsion is the easiest, most palatable form of Cod-liver Oil, with the Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda added to nourish the bones and tone up the ner- vous system. The way child- l ren gain flesh and strength on | Scott's Emulsion is surprising . even to physicians. i All delicate children need it. Don't be persuaded to accept a substitute! Scott 6t Bovme, Belles"":. 50c. and $1. I201) '. \i‘x Rey; Cigar? 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