â- • «-â- Sf If f i ft.| i k It I Ti^pUMS-KIIiir dJTB. ' De «!• ni»;Petc^ ira# oIm^ M the luipa iniN tnxMd'iy foinivu^*0' **HeaotaDd Mk, »n1hi.» iMJii^wâ€" d»t ha had lort all ooafidiilee kk ^npan na'nar' Some one pmidbeil hfll • •#••, •hillin job o' whitewulto^, got aronn' to it de people had 4rtiploy«d •noder artist. ** Unde Ben Johnaon war" in to aee me ^e odder Sunday, an' he had alao loat •11 confidence in de world. Some one had {tin him a twenty-cent piece far a 4|iiarter, an' he ain't gwine to look fcr honesty in any hdmaa bein' arter dla. "De widder Clo^ertop war* weepin' when she entered my doah yesterday afternoon. Somebody had started de story dat she so|d her coal stove to buy herself a pa'r of ailk stookins, an' she declaied dat she woold nebber â€" no neb- ber, ezpeck to ha'r any one speak de truf agin. She was ready an' wUim' to believe de world chnck full 6' liars an' slanderers. ' I has heard more dan one member of dis club sot down wld a grant of despair an' groan oat agin de warld. Yon hasn't had a fa'r show lack has bin agin yon yon hev bin robbed an' deceived by your friends, an' so on to de eand. "Now, my frens, de fack am dat human natur'waa nebber any better, an' probably not maoh wuss, dan yon find it to-daf. Five hnndred y'ars B. C. men told lies an' indulged in false pretenses an' cheated each other in a hoss-trade. Women gossiped an' slandered an' played hypocrite, an' if yon bought a crock of butter from a farmer it was jist as apt to have a stone in de bottom as not. Dis drappin' down on a cheer like a bag o' sand an' gioanin' about de wickedness o' mankind am time thrown away. You do yoar fall sheer of lyin' an' cheatln' an' deceivin' an' you shouldn't cqaesl when aome one gits de bulge on you. Taj yer debts, but don't pay until be bills am sent in. Tell de truf, but keep 'naff back to hedge on in case you put yer foot in it. Be candid in yer speech, bat doan' tell all ye know fur at least a week. Use yer nsybura right, but keep a club in reserve fur back yard nuieancss. Let us now purseed to attack de biznees which has assembled us togeder." THEY WBKE PKOTECTED. The Hon. Judiciary Jolinaon then in- troduced a resolution re questing the President to appoint a committee to In- vestigate and report aa to whether, in the â- ecent troubles on the Isthmus, the eoloied people received proper orotection. Brother Gardner replied that he had already investigated the matter, as far as able, and that dae protection was extend- ed to persons of color. The only puint he was in doubt on was whether it was ex- tended by the British or American man- of-war present at the time, and a resolu- tion of thanks, until this point was de- cided, might go astray. DEATH SEIZES ANOTHEB. Trustee Fullback announced that he had received a telegram (charges unpaid) giving the news of the death of Brother Anchovy Gibbs, of Raleigh, N. C, who met his sad istihj falling off the roof of a barn. He would move that a resolu- tion of sympathy be drawn np in the best blue ink and forwarded to the widow. " Did he leave any widder " asked the President. "I-I dunno, sah." " What was he doin' on de roof of dat barn?" '• De telegraff dorn' say." "If he was puttin' on shingles dat's one thing if he had climbed up dar to see a circus go by dat's another. To be on de safe side we will drape de doah-knob wid de cuatcmary emblem of mcurnin' but keep back our sympathy 'till we git furder perticklers of de accident." TO BE ORGANIZED, Giveadam Jones took the floor to in- quire if there were anv branch clubs of the Lime Kiln Club in England. The President replied in the negative, but an- nounced that a movi mant waa now on foot to organr'za cne in London, a second in Liverpool and a third in Manchester. There were many colored people in that country anxious to become members and be known among the faitbfal, and an op- portunity would be given them very soon. IT MAY SEEK HIM. Samuel Shia was then invited to step to the front, and as he posed before the desk the President said "Brudder Shin, I understands dat you am seekin' an offia." "Yes, sahâ€" a lettle one." "You am cosxin' promisih' rannin' wire-pulUn' an' lickin' bates in order to git yerelf into an rffia payin' staivashun wsgFs. H*s any cffia sought you ' "Iâ€" I dunno, sah." "Den you quit yer foolin' an' go to airnin' day wages. When an cffij wants yon it knows whar- to come and it will doobtless seek you out, Let as now dia- embark de meetin'" Country Newspapers. The country newtpi^r is the most useful and least compensated of all the agendea which stamp the impress of prc- greaa apon villagea and inland oitiee. Without the aid of local newspapers local towns are as arole thriftless and dead. It is common for small great men to spe^k with conten^t of the local newq^M^ien, bat the viUsge newspaper Bakai mote great men oat of leas materialâ€" brides withoat straw â€" than any other otor in politloB, and it ia the one ladder on which men climb to loeal diatinetion as the be- ginnteg of wider fame. The advent of the loeal newspaper has ahraya dated tha faa ere a so d thrift of the oommoniiy. The loeal newap^ier is the life of the locally, and the measoze ot ite sni^iort, aa a rale, I the advaceement of the petylaw ^HU^ Shi^bakSr,'" dKfl hii'**yM look so pretty that I have half a mind toge right with yon and get married. " **I ii0feri«faaeadaM."«aidth0glri. with flnahingdieeka endues that sparkl- ed with a n^lah lig^t. 'Well, alull I go and get my^ eoat and go Slid gek • Koerse 1 'â- ' =- ~â€" "If you want to, yon may, and ITl go with yen, too. " The yoang man's face sobered down a little, but he went and got hiacoftt. "Do yoa still want to go The gently inquired. "Why, I thought it was yoa that wanted to go" said the maiden heutat- Ingly. " Well, I do, but I thought maybe yon would give it up. " " If that's all, well go," was the reply. Lorenwas caught, uid he had the good sense to see id. They went to the County Clerk and got a license, and before the Eun stt they were married. Power of a Cannon. In the course of a lecture on the eonyet' sion of heat into useful work Mr. W. An- derson remarked that a gun waa the simpl- est machine for the purpose indicate 3. It was a single-acting engine which applied its workatOne stroke, anddid not workinacon- tlnuous series of cycles like most enginea. The new pa' tern 10- inch breech-loading ifled gun which he selected as an example weighed 27 tons, and was 26 feetten Inches long, and discharged a shot weighing 600 pounds. The charge of 300 pounds of pebble gunpowder was capable of pro- ducing work equal to 73.658 foot tons, of which, en the discharge of the gun, 24,685 foot tons were ex pendMl in external work â€" the energy imparted to the shot in its forward motion, etc 1,581 foot tons in external workâ€" prodnciDg a rotary motion of the shet, etc and the remaining large balance in communicating to the metal of the gun the molecular motion which became apparent in the form of heat. â- 1 â- â- s tmm m mm â- iBifortaiit. When yoa visit or leave New York City, save Baggage expresBage and Carriage Hire, and stop ai the OiUNn UznoN Horai., opposite Qrand Central Depot 600 elesant rooms fitted up at a cost of one million douars, fl and np wards per day. European plan. Elevator. Bsstaorant sapplled wlm thehest Horse oars, BtagSB and elevated railroads to all depots Families oaq live better tor less money at the Orand Unum Hotel tbaa at any other first- daas hotel in the oltr- "Johnny," said an editor to his hope- ful, 'are you in the first class at school V "No," replied the youngster, *^I am re- gistered as second-class male matter." What be thonsbt about it. I am a oommisaion merchant doing business in the West 'Indies. **IaBed some of your Putnam's Palnleas Oom Ex- tractor when in Canada, and think it is the best cure for corns I have ever seen. Please send me a few dozen for friends and cuatomers in South America and the West Indies." (Signed), Wm. Gould, N. Y. City. Thousands of testimonials in addition to the testimony of druggists have been received and prove Putnam'a Painless Corn Extractor to be Sure, Pop and Pain- less com cure. Sold by country dealers in medicine and druggists everywhere. N. C. Poison Co., proi»ietors, King- ston. "Milkman, why does your milk always look so blue," inquired the honsewife. "My cows came teom. Boston, mum," proudly replied the milknu n j "and they're blue-bloods." The demand for the " Myrtle Navy " to- bacco is still on the increase, and from every quarter the firm who make it are re- ceiving unsolicited testimony of its growth in public favor. A gentieman from one of the mining islands of Lake Huron, writes :- "Your 'Myrtle Navy' is an invaluable solace to the loneliness of the miner's life, don't know how our men could get along withoat it. If their stock ran out they would risk swimming to the mainland to replenish it, heedless of danger, and I be- lieve they would cross the ice in winter on the same errand if it was not more tium an inch ttiick. No other tobacco will satisfy them." When is a poem like a newspaper oath T When It is just dashed oft. Tonng Hen !â€" Read This. Ths Voltaic Belt Co., of Marahall, Mich., offer to send their celebrated Exec- TBO- Voltaic Bsli and oribher Eucibio Affliakcbs on trial for thirty daya to men (young or old) afflicted with nervons debility, loss of vitality, and all kindred troubles. Also for rfaienmatism, neuralgia, paralytfs, and many other diseases. Com- plete restcnutiim to heahli^ vigor and man- hood gnaranteedl No riak ia mtmrred aa thirty daya' trial ia allowed. Write them at once for Uluatxated pamphl9t free. A life-long BepobUdan who thought he saw which way the cat was going to jnnip,. carried )k transparency m a Demoeratie prooeesion, and now wants offioe. TbtA won't do. The dodge ia too traosparant. Wluit'stlieVger Why safffor » dog^ moiueifl, wlieii ^j^' ean getimmedlKteratief from intenua or extcinal pain by the use tf Pnhen'a NsKviLiNB, tile gffpat.paiu ^ue I Nervi!- ine haa never Been known to buL Try a 16 een* nuBfle' HoHOa. Teii^'will find it yast aa reeoBtfMsded. Kaonlgfai^' fcoothaehe, enaspa, baadUehv wid «U â- bsflar oompldhitB flisanfjear as i^ bf m^jle when NerviUne ia naed. ' Iiaim bottles 26 oenta. Teak bntUaa 10 at dmggtota and lyfloz, and Inflami Bf drogcista. old Engliah watering piMe 0^ Bsifc llMl not been ao crowded alnoe the days of Jsne Austin, lashionable doc- tomhwHag again disoo^nyd the Tirtaes That.' swift as qmoMlver. It oomsesthrouRh TheMtuiallhiJes and aUeyaot ihe 1»^.-, and caosea the skin to become ' buked aboat, most lz«r-Iike, with yile and loathsome erost." Snoh are the effects of diseased and morbid bile, tiie only antidote for which is to daanse and regnlate the liverâ€" an cffioe admiraUy performed by Dr. Plerce'a "Ooklen Medi- cal Diaeoyery." At Castle Howard, Lord Carlisle's seat in Yorkshire, there is a guest house in ths puk where a month's reat, with good living, is provided each month for fonr haid-workii^; women from large towns. Toong maaot middle-aged ones, suf- fering from nervous debility and kindred ^ji^neeses diould send three letter stomps for illustrated book suggesting sure means of cure. Address, World's Medical Association, Bnffido, N.Y. A small piece of what looked to him like glass was picked up in Macon, Oa., recently by oitiaen of that place, who took it to a jeweller, by whom it was pronounced a diamond, and worth from f800 to $1,000. Catarrltâ€" A New TreataMSt. Perhaps ihe most extraordinary success that has been acnievetl in modetn science has been attained bv the Dixon Treatment of catarrb. Out of 2,aL0 vaiients ueated dnr.'ng tbe past Biz moathi fully ninety per cent have been curea of this stubborn milady. This is none the less startiing when it Is rememberel that act five perceat. ot the patients presentmg themcelves to the regnlar praotltloner are benefitted while the patent medldnes and other advertised cures never record a cure at ail StartLg with the claim now -generally believed by the most sdentlilo men that the diseise is due to the nreseBoe ot living pctrasit»8 In the tlBSues. Mr. Dlx- eon at once adapted his cure to their extermination this aooompUshed the catarrh is practically cured, and the permanency is un- questioned, as cures eaeateaay him tear years ago are cares still. No one else has ever at- tempted to cure catarrh In this manner, and no other treatment has ever cured catarrh. Tlie applicstton of the remedy Is simple and can be done at heme, and the preeeDt se ason of the year is tte most favorable for a speedy, and permanent cure, the malorlty of e a ses being onred at one treatment. SunlarerB should oor- reiipond with Messrs. A. H. uECOM fc BON, aOS King-street West. Toro.tOi Caxiada. aadSBolose stamp for their treatise on catarrh.â€" Kiontreal Star A. P. 227. T"«*j fl^HOS. OALLOWATSOO., Ootton. Woollsn, Bilk M Ovyet' and WowtedSlintUe M»kew, DondM, Ont FARMS FOS aaliB. OHKAP.â€" AU Uoda-JOHX J. Damt, Qpet|lk ASK 'kOmtOBOOEB FOB IMPEBI AL FRE NCH S HOE BLACK ING P' X7BB BRBD ATBSHIBESlor nOe twooowt, two yekrliiK lieifen «nd one ball. Write for desorip- ti on price Mid pedigree to O. #. Bakxb, Tra(als»r. WANTECâ€" Putner witli tlO.COO, to stut wttoleeal* »Dd retail timber and mumf Mtadng bniiueu. Qood inTe1tI|len^ IWMe profit. PritioiD«la only dealt with. Add'eu, MAKAGBB aSVaBTISINGAOBir- CY, 33 A 3S Adelaide St W., Toronto, Canada. F Attn FOB SALB-100 aoretâ€" 60 improTedâ€" nt li Ooaoto «t LMnbton loil, olay loam and tile under drained. Good brisk home, bam, tbeds, ooaott boose other out bttildlnci. Uiohud, crer 300 Unit treat, and aboni 500 oraameatal trees. NeTei-failinc Etretm mo- fiioK thTCugh farm. Hutly aU boaT« fenced. Within three miles of town on railway. Will be sold Tery cheap on most f-kT'rfb'etermi. Apply, Box 163, Iiondon. f r^HB BLUsiO aimoted HBB.â€" xhoie are nai»aeaio X set WilUam Eye Water, tt enrea aU dtaeaaes of iheXye that are enrable, eren Color BUndorM. aak yonr dracgiste for it. Wholesale by I^man Sons k Oo., Montreal. Bend for drenlar to *ee the marrelona cores efteoted in Montreal to GEO. WJLUaMS, 709 St. Lawrence street, or at G4I DNBB'S Drog Btcre. ear- ner McGlU an d Notre^hune streets. ' C9],D WATEB dip " (tar eljxib shbip dip.) used in Ergiand linoe 1873, awird o igoid mcadil Lon- don, Bng., 1884. PcsirrrB cusk for Scab and all akin diaeater, eih-roncatUe. h jrres or abeep dettroysall inrects and lice; also nrecti on p'.antf, vines bnd trees. Wiite f IT otrculara at d pricev, mat) at e tettlmoniaie from Hon. M. A. Oojhnne. Addrera NE^S a '., 759 Oraig S*. MontreaL Agents wanted. Gjoa iadaoemenss ffered to imart men. Mannf acturers cf Star Rivet, Leather Belting. I^rKe double Driving Belts a specialty. Senil for rrlce 1 Ists and DlseonntB. F. E. DIXOM Gt;., ^^R?K^^' R. W. PRiTTIE, REAL ESTATE AGENT, CoBMUlssloner, Talnator, Trustee A VInmM- elal Agent, Room C, Arcade, Yonrn Straet, Toronto. Money to Loan, Estates Managed, Properties Eioiumged. Man- itoba and TTnited'States lands tidcen in part payment tor city prop erty. Smoked Sausages. Ihs mort ooniHiient meat for fanrers in tbeir bnty seascn. Thesi meats are oxkad and ready f jr xul ?S'^JP1^!^*^^9f^*^^^"'^°i»^ Send for prloe to W. CLAKK, g.O. Box 34i, MontrealT^ ^^ Dominioii Line of SteamsMpa. Banning In eoanecUoa with the Grand Trunk BaO- wayof C^ada. Sailing from Qn^keo eien Batordav. djumg the anmmer mpuths. at a from Portland vntg Tboraday daringtbawlaterm-m'hs.- Bailing dates baa BABHI A.â€" M ay 16, June 37, Axut. S. BenV 19 OBaGON,-;rnne 13, JS^ 35, S^Vo^ 13^ Iheepool «BI iMsosdinsto tHrtbs»»w|M»«a apBlffck^r Orand IkukBaUiiB* iisvtlieOattpuv,arto -r :, OwagalAaents. MontapL teamer and berth. liOtSwsSSSlTS maikad thna are amldaUiia. *hw* t-nt r AU Iffl» Beyl Mafi fitmsbte •SUVM^Ml^IIlSMSXAa. CUT THK The New Co-OperatlTe §™i2:]INi?j T THE EST IN THE MARKET. IHKWBTAimt HKWFOTWrnJUBJ Latest Improved Attachments Igents price for similar macliiiie (60 Our price only $25 eacli. Brf ore buying send us stamp for our elegant photo- graph and sample ot rewisK. gg- Madhines guaranteed for three years and sent on Any lady wantirg a machine wiU do well to write to The Co-Operative Sewing Macbine Co. 22 JAMES ST. SO UTH, HAMILTON. CAUTION! EACH PLUO OF THE MYRTLE NAVY IS^ MARKED T. c B. IN BRONZE LETTERS. HONE OTHER GENUINE THB CANADIAN GRENADE irf»«n t^a^ l»e cniTMt i.ii T -=^' per cent, jeT? ' ,r, ti* ist dajr of 4^ tran»fer books viiil hn niT^"-^ nth to the 3Ist nay of May, tath?*^ The Annual GMeral MeitiS^S for the Section of Duectors wm^ BankiiMC Hoqsa of tlie InsUtaMn?^ day. the 17th day of JiZ nla*,* V be taken at noon. By cider of the i* D. COULSON.i Bant of'Torofto. April 29 n ^ATTir- 3^ ;|#^;[;?M-^ Ijl OB^Sattenlng and bringing inte â- JD Oows, Oalres, Bhaep ana wv, thTTS OlTXZ.n lltanxs is asBdandreoMuiMiLiSL oreeders. Milk Oattft prodnoe more rtSfSl It tettens in one-foorth the osnal Unsua"*! » ySto* °'°** "o* W per box. aSjiJ|*J HUGH MIUURftOo., A»aiODUOBAL OaiMlBi, IQKintBtlMl, fte Mis by Dranlali evetrnhnt. PREMIgR. BUDUE. EXPER1. " KASWAKOO:Si| 60 Snd-haDd Big Tricyclefl. Send for liii Send 3c. stamp torkn alogue ever issued iiQ FIRE EXTINGUISHER J B. C»C «Uji,j«»_i»e e« Bt. g-, ToT^nto. lin£EI« BKA8S AlfD MBBEK I. C. FELL A 30., TOKONTO. CONBOPS CABKIA6E TOPS are the beM and cheapest te flie Hiirket. Vrder one from your Carrlace Maker. Take no otker kind. QiHemui^** ImproveftH8iigliHani6S AAapted «» Onha«r«r«rit. Ho wMBejMes tojOta* iktm. Basy «b man and r«ree ar IJI A. T. LlNE,Montrd nsatTiOQHaiids oZ cafic-* (T Ina *firM i.'milanirt la Its eSk-fpr, t.'.vt iT'IiBend 'i'tto LO'liLiiaF gether w;;.t .•*VA).r.\.I!!.K TK^ATTSi: f.:i thlsd SBjeoderbr. G!re Expir'SB snii •' o. ».;.'n'»«, .OR. i' A. LO;L'"i. l-'i 'â- •.â- ..,Ta% R. U. AWAt THAT LoriUard's Clima l bearing a red. Hn tag thatli Rose iLeaf fine cut; thatL N'avy Clippings, and tliat Lorillard's $â- â- ! the best and cheaoest. anallty considered ONTARIO PUMP CO, (Limited.) Offics ahd Factory, cor. Spadim^ AND Cecil Sts., I, O] TANKS. from the smallest «p to 2,855 bbls. I X L FEED.I fTuaianteed to gn 40 to 3.J bushels p according to siie, 1 Mills are the meet (If perfect and che^ Feed Mill yet inn €-.: im Eleren Sizes GEARED WIUDMILLS from 1 to M h, p., or Pumping Water, running Grain Cmsben, Straw Cntters, Hont Pulpers, or any Other machinery np to a 40 h. p. Krist milL PUMPINGWIII from 8iel diamet*] PUMPS Iram«»d Wood. Force or uru HAYING AftallUne*" PipePip«' la flirt slg! Send'ns yonr sddiess on a post e»'*J^ sra4 yoa 10i.pan iUnstiated eatalcgue v* JTsntiofi tkit Paptr. L limnfirs, li Ken aM All;Oil Gonsi WILL SAVE. MC^JFET-;!^ USING -i: •tiy ^PirgsMn. ham BO aqatli uoa to tiie l'i (.poir«f' ,aai*«Mpun ,.ti is » â-¼Â«! '*J ivipeotang Bf Jiq ^e it-if _,. Allkh"*®^' *^| [one of t^e mo^ I in otfttral Aai* I irents. His vAvd a. but he has B«L aon of 1»« "J •• He Is » Ma l pioneer of ^e clal [£mpiie of Bu«m* erved onder Skol lok Tepe, and p(] of that officer. BBdiaeh as everytl []otheBassian n^ I aorotlnlzed by ag^ ntewhat signifioan riiya, of St. Peters [that in lihe event settle ipatten v iein Afghanistan bo IpreBumably aathoi yrraat the often-e fogliah papers that Ebtaining possessioi L la altimately to ti \a of India itself. I it the opinion of M la that, in the even â- and and Rossia, Am nthstanding the ni British Kovemme woald largely inc juL Of the trath iqaestion. Thecivi "ling bntt^e reluct barbarism to m nsa. The genias o |Ddsmentally repagn In conception of pol Kj. Its asoendancy 1 ItosdarknesB deeper 1 middle ages. Th^ -loda in coi^lct with intion, would exalt i Ibore the rights of a i Ithelaw of absolutism Ihe protection of the iili ia not written in Ithia world should c I Buccessors of Tan A Famous Fo J renowned Castle o I s^ isolated rock cloe ' of the lake, sun iossed by a revere J picturesque appe J in 1238 by Amadeuc lis an adnuxaUe s] V-towered medlsBTsl [naed aa a state priso Si to many of the i lie famous Bonniva 'i In Gsneva, who y ^tls ftom 1^ 16 ved as Byron's **Pris peanthat when Bi |na poem he was desci '"'mand irasnot i story of Bonniv ds connected his i et. In those da' ongad to Savoy,' [_Aade himself dbt [duke was shut I of Ohilhon. It n M Swiss wrested tl I IIL of Savoy. C «etoyldd,batbe ^tyonthelandsid *«•«â-¼Â«Â» g»Ueys, f iwapelled to sur» |*MdeUvewd, and n Vmere he avowed li ^wsaotbatdisasui " introduohig it ras ^Geneva had beoi i:iBBiiead of bein Bs of Savoy. Th ^BUffKlneformir ^oj^-lhe bnildi f' has become ,J^*o»TWtorsi â- IT*' fko. Byron ?gff detwl conn tiegendaofUi^-j (^•^mtdSSl