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Markdale Standard (Markdale, Ont.1880), 27 Feb 1890, p. 7

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 â-  %:,„ 'an,, ^f* x,, t" W All "" •â-  â-  -HOW3 X-'-- I ^^'"1 out ,-, "'-I tu ^^- ?- '^^" Bw*--, ihemselves f '^«' the i/..-- '•"Pe; a some p^..j. " =ennes or i." â- ^J"ngtheroV."-| "'Changed t'^v'l 'â- ets, along ,.*:"•" '•"en foun,i V, the staircase. lA instances; ,,r,;.J "7«^thepho;.l notches, alth.r- J i--times open t" J ;^nl (leatl, tr.i;| â-  the tepid w'.-... r â- iven mad by ,â- ;. • last week to ,;; "'1, it remains ;f; ' iind ever r;.,,iv| f" a door in ti.( I liey l)r"eii.!: irjive in tin;.- ;in!j^gli ig h- '»^ 'y the kiiiij t requires t. inge a ^,,.., A more suit;;'.. (leinaiids only igerâ€"oven a â- ;. iscles will sr.:;:.; v(/.vfi- is Usfl. ei-t; are stiir:,;;! lie work. Li-- I Its are no loiutl ise. Scarcely â- : â- â- i:\ can be citVl iliemselves I'U'V. towers of '{l' lit of ihe CVilnr.: .•losest precaKtij;! iver f:om sui;.:! Llii--thistrenK;;l| o sjueeâ€" thui Ktcniity. (lay.s vainly sp-T.l aiiieil fin credit i liiuli she set lire, iig in her arm3!;»J n.ext (l;iy the ti::vl id livid, anilli'-ij ,vo ohl people •â-  'd wife, in th-ir itil death sli â- o egar to go a:il r, 30 they intlicieJ einselves with 1 [EN. .s jhe .gets •-â- â- -• I licconics ' l!*! d ilu-vwillta! cr had. liai! sliouM I'l-"' Ir-lcl -lierlii'W'J i-ali flai:ne!.~ 4 lie kuDivs eiii'r.y Illy ill lo^'"' the cost I'l"' ,Iv hot nro ;â- Â« ind her dan.".-.el 1. tiro h'.iilt i-ii |,!iics along "" â- iiiuii will 'â- â- ,"' Ishe will say v.. I, man whotiii:'-* tlic has A I â-  that ple:' [.felTcd to 'â-  yO illtfi-'r' Measure to 11-" llkapiew- l-(.inan "' is though" Ihihd him- or Icdose the.!" slani â-  p«rl»' â- " ;. «te»*T â- niug when Sfl'l Iribeaas*--; 1,1 No^* I lourh""' long- â- * fOUNC^ FOLKS. CEBIT AS^WEALZMAIJ. â-  f;V .TO!IN Ir- TAIT. i| ..atherc'd aronnd the fireplace â- ,'.V""" -J,,.];, I.e. cf ,i:reiit coritcht'.nent •â- itcaiii! ,,i -lie 'â- :' â-  t» tnt- ncise cit t).e MMift as li:ri!rs of the trees witkoiit e ::nns of so ir.an\- gaunt rf..;- iiier;y, sometimes roar- :_'iai;t. again moaning and ci.i!o f a funeral krieil or â- ' "oiric- restless spirit. 1 his no.-)k in the coixer iliWilN- i ,ii:i;.i-i' the occnyii'ed, was cheery, old ack" the roys sometinie.'s .iiotirrits " Sailor Jack" â€" i,f telling us y;.rns of hi.s .. I;i:id and sea, and we were I; v"' "isv le sureto lend him :.t;'.-Titi'r. (i' r.;it 1 huj' Kir ome time, no one ,^.,.;,.ii,-- t-f) V. if-h to drink in the â- â- ' the h-'ur. when suddenly, Kob • ,.[• of the party, the"Lictle vt-"i:r (dd. Sang out " Please' uli 'â- - " 'tory'" " A story ' A all ^:louted. This coinbined ti,ii :a'.;il! f(;rh:mand Le snrren- Wtll H"W hal! I begin Or.ee upon .. -vi iii:iit. Cnce upo-n a time I • ,n a v.haler-iu^ the cujjacity of 1 i ai:ii'it begin to tell yon Ij.v;.- .tVllnw I was, Imt that til- nr.rh an_\ way. (• i.ouiid for the- land of the Mid- ;,;i,I to ine it seemed that the v,,'i;i'i i.cNcr arrive at the place ,.,;.( iiiid fc'iivj polar' bears dance .," ';:"!*' ill i.iir;." Ho-wever, after .•â- â-  'vx- AiiiUian I.'-landi' the atmosphere ;..;ii:d-;e ii'i: think that tiiC Arctic -(vas ..,,., ;:ii- ::V, ;,y. ",di' •lJi! til"" "'• iiccime necessary to ,11 u" in the art 'f boatrnanship. as ,-: till- ::-tn t'l'wi^rd were, like myself, â-  :,, ;, i.t that ^ort of thing. Nov," I wa.s "" i.i -id ;ii ha'.c anything to df with :..ii ...' tl;;- I'r.sinesg but I was en- uith tiic iirual amount of boyish im- vii;is "lid iiatura.Ily wantcil to liave a ,: J, r\./ry!liing that was going on, and .;[it:d!j" I iiiiid-heai'tcd old barnacle ;^ that hf w;;sl humored r.'is in this V apji'diitiiig iiic to ihe dignifinl sta- ,:'tM.kc i.aiMi.an in the third ctiicer"s \\ I.;:' â- Ml â- .V .III not a gambling man, but I will ^,.â- a nil ihdlai's that the man was not ;.' «!;., riifdd have fcdlowtd with any '.v.- I •' Micrt ;-^ the frantic inid artistic ';!.^â- Ilt^â-  I v.( ];t tlirongh during my tirst .i.-ni-f with .1 sixteen foot oar, in a manner i..iaiti!iil 111 behold, for the third tnate i 'i;.iiii-iitly to light i;p my power.' of ;-;ci;ii!ii"i;' uitli a iifmpen candle, and a ' !iil i- ;;^.v:lV^ a good tiling to enable v. â-  â-  .-t.r'.i i-;i to iifW idctis. :;-:'I. 111- ;iiiility in this line of forcnig â- , ' ii_ â-  rr|i"a ;:.-. he liad always at hand ;.r -,.|,.-iii.i. of "luotraioiis.' â€" not .. Mi., ;â- !. f '.••ar â€" with v.'liicli he â-  .â-  ,â-  i:'iv i'r â- ! siiie o-ur .i"" I "^g.^ill jokes aside, he soon :,- â-  :iiu-i :.- v. '11 as the crew of a man- '" .i\:. ^:i'i i.ow that we could handle 'â- â- â- i; ill ;.'.^ s.ai--fiiction he sighed for .1.- Ill 11 i:iii:i 1' I::' ' Ml'.. :-.ti. which weused, wastllirtJ•- ' ;. :j_ ,,:,d ab'i;ii fight feet extreme ^i'ii" 'iiii,i. "-^lie canied a very large 'â- . \\;,- !u;.yl being I'iggCll to sllip illto ' l.iii^f arranged to one of tl'.e forward .-".-. thus sj.viiig the trouble of ha'VMng to ' 1 'illy iiii.'ilir to step it or vice-versa. liicM there \v re ix oars and tlie s;ime â-  '•â- ' 'i: paddh -^ two line tulis cfnuiining -â- ill lii'.iidri •! iVc; of line half a do/cen "»ii' rind l.i'!i--.i Ta lantern keg and a .^' .Hid i...iit-li,.iil(T. .\..u rii;ii li-.r •few. six men in all. Oh I inrgiit. tlijit I was. not a man. Init ...-â- ;|i!i.isfr!iat I was just for convenience' â-  ;â-  '" kiii.v, :»-|if-Ti.iii('o.ip( r, the tliird mate, there '.3" !:.!:]«. nntr. iuid the four oarsmen were 'I' i".-.-i mKiil; III the pjosition they occu- .:. â- !;• l-iiii, '/., Ikiw. tub, two midship ':.• iif.,;- 1 I .^tiokc c-ar. ;â-  y v, hilc v-e were cruising !i'-!d. of broken ice, we were ' 'â- :. •â- !' (.I'c shcbhiws ;â-  from •â- â- :â- [â-  .\:i~ s.ion given to lower iii .pi.iSiii;. There was very • "â-  'â- iii.ii!::i 1-" warrant our 1 â-  -1 !â- . r.iv young. Iriend.s, lilt .••! 'nave as liKi.st •â- ; i' i::g. and is often ' '.-â- [ a soutid as the â-  â- , '.iii i 'â- c'.i.t an liour we â-  â- cii by 'the c;i.]:ii;'.ii:g â-  ;.'• of a two-story house, â- â-  '.:i'!v !ie;i.r u.s. and a tew 'i;.!' wh.ile ajjpeared and \,iis tj;e heaviest breatii- I'd reminded- me of the iiigiit'y steam engine. â- ' us, but for some unknown ifilly for us.. I was sitting i;iniwhale of tlte boat, hold- â- licsidl in my hand, thoiigli' â- ?t ns ;ind the Iwat lay per- "Ih !ii â-  iilvl I â- 'iH.ll, ;,"";iK iiiul 1 "'â- yr.!(iti,.,d,._, -luvfu,,-, -.iu liiiiguage to describe the 'i'^Mir.rj, i:ij,.,i luylVosom as I marked :.^°;1""'"' "â-  ilie marine monster. I do •â- ^irwihiit -.uy heart seemed to come up â- "I'out. widle citch hair on my head -.liei tf, 1 â- â€¢-aiin t Hying to outdo its neighbor in piece of wire. "" â€"nanl"^^ %l 1.. .\'^=' â-  11 :-.J^ 1 hiiiu'ed for my sunny home in X 1 1'" the' protecting wing of the r-Ml.,.tt,., .i,.,]j ,,f the g(wd old home â- ..'_.*"" "i'-diing. The harpooner stood '!â- â€ž" "' '""li^y iis a snow-slide plant€l one ;,^"*1 inti-,ehub).rs chock and raised 'i.-l'" Y""li -eld poised till the order I 'ir;t" '"â- â€¢"l '•'â- â-  ,^'i^en He had not long I -J'"' iliiiT v.liale was very closeâ€" too 'Nv7-""i' •""' '"â-  '•'•ey. â-  â-  1 i' "*^ ' I^iiew. T(nn roared out ' live -â- rt«"ti i' ' '""' ""â- ' w-as a flash and a '..'iiil (•""" l"'riK,(m flew'through the ,^j^ onnd its ,Iei,'i;ition in the mass of .,.^ â-  ""t ten ie'ct from the bows of our "Til .hj„,'"' w,!s asxiaitlingas it was instau- ' ,:; •"«â-  .^ t-lled out, ' All fast, sir,' and V ^."^^ •' "lley of ordei-s such a« " Get â- ~trm« '"' '""'1 Stowed!' ' Out oars' -what 'iiin '"" "' ^â- "" bulkhead •' and others â- â€¢â- '"^^'â- "iis to mention. ... "^i^s his whaleship doing all tliis "' 'fuki " "'" vou the truth, he was ;v.i]i, "g 'Rome howl,' and us think 'â- Â» pu !;""';^"a'l been called. He gave a *^ii,^'" """rishes with his flukes and it liee-lihe for the ice pack and at a rate that would have put to shame the ocomotive ot a' cannon -b.^11 train.^'de'd ^e^^'Zfl '-^"' °"' 'r' ^^^^ '^^ '-^^" than "h! ?*-"§ " ^^'^^ â- " f"'*^ higher Sl^H ff t'7^" "^Sh that is nothing Soutn Pacinc often tow beats ajrapidlv that he ^rew are all supplied with haUS^s to th^iAT^-^^ nails which are started by tins hghtnmg transit. ' •' to cros,s over There w-as a blue smoke frol one er.d 01 the boat to the other caused by the faction of the line as it passed around tae logger headaft and thence fr.rward hrough the chocks. I ^as paralyzed ^th fear, but when Tom elevated the long tiller over my head atid threatened to carlas me WKh It I saw at once that the sooner I obev- ea the less danger there would be of his sponmg that nice oak tiller, so I made a irantic eflort and managed to keep cool -Meanwhile the whale was dragsing us tow-ard tne ice at lightning sjSed \nd that we should be dragged under it or eh e smashed to splmters seemed inevitable, bit ly holding water with the oars and aUowinp tne rope to run out without restraint, wt touched the ice very gently. "Just then Tom told m.e to get him a thick piece of canvas known as a nipper and used to hold on to the line. I f-t down on mv knees and was groping for one when, to my horror, I saw tx.e line as it came from the after tub, neatly throw a nnirlnispike hitch around my ankle. I was I helpiess to clear it away, and I bellowed to I 1 oni, and goodness only knows how lie man- i a,ged. but lie cleared it away and beyond a doulit saved njy life. "Then the second mate arrived on the scene -with his Ix)' t and was goini: to bend Ins line on to ours, but there was sfrmuehexc;temt..i that the scheme failed and though outv.-ard- Ij- I appeared sorrowful enough I witnessed w ith a glad heart the end of the line as it apjjcared with a "swish .and a snap the bow. 'Tom was mtiddcr than a wtt ' over hen. ^^ ..^.., anci he ordered us to pull to the ship. \Ve -vyi^nt aboard and after replacing eur -empty line tubs with full ones, agsiin st.arted out^ Tlie w-hale had left the ice a:;d -ivas now in the open water, with .all of fiur boats doing their best to overhaul him. A lireeze sprung up and -we were now able to make good time. ,Soon we saw the sail of the second mate's boat taken in and we knew- that he had succeeded in overhauling the monster who was now tired out w-ith hauling eight- een-hundred feet of line through the water all tiftemoon. "The other two boats were soon up with him and all lent an eager hanl in finishing the whale. The sight -was one not easily forgotten. The ck^ar sky overhead t" e hffty and many-shaped icebergs .all iiroun.; us the bright blue sea now- ripplel by a fine breeze the ship apiproaching under a cloud of canvas, and the great wiiaie in the centre slashing and churning the water suds wit,li hi.s tiulces and fins^ now- • reiiiing his great body one half out of the w-ater no-.v rolling in agoni.zed frenzy and etintinitrliy sitoutiiig blood, while all the three boats Caa a Maa S-waUow a Caanon-bail • Well, "th.at depends." He can if his throat is large enough and the cannon-ball not too large. The question really seems worthy of some consideration in view of the size of some of the pills that are prescribed for sutiering humanity. Why not throw them "to the dogSj' and take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets? Small, sugar-coated, purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, in glass and always fresh. Men are often cipable of greater things than they perform. They are" sent into the world with bills of credit, and seldom draw to their full extent. "I find the doctors and the sages Have differed in all climes and .ages," But I have found no difference of opinion among the female sages who have used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for the weaknesses and ailments peculiar to their se.x. "Favorite Prescription" is a posi- tive cure for the most complicated and ob- stinp.te cases of prolapsus, weak back, "fe- male weaknes.?," anteversion, retroversion, bearing-do-wn sensations, chronic congestion, inflammation and ulceration, inflammation, pain and tenderness. The only remedy for such maladies sold under a guarantee. Par- ticulars on bottle-wi apper. All druggists. Truth and love are two of the most pow- erful things in the world and when they both go together they cannot easily be -withstood. The golden beams of trutli and the silken cords of love twisted together will draw men with a sweet violence whether they -will or not. " Change" for a Quarter "Change," "Variety," "(iive us some- thing dilTerent," is the cry of the century, and to meet this deniiind for something ever new is the s'tudy of all business men, to a greater or lesser extent. It would seem im- possilde to find anything that really is "ever- new," btit we ijelieve that the (Jreenw.iod Convertible Basket oomes as near it as pf.ssible. Have you seen tliis wfmderful little invention? It is, as its name implies, adjustable or Convertible, and can be adapted to a most astounding v.-iiiety of hotiseiipld ptirposes, such as a Lamp .Shade, Fruit Basket, Card Receiver, Kgg Boiler, Iron Stand, Water Heater, etc., etc., in fact there seems to be no limit to its adaptabil- ity, so that it is .always "something new." Agents say that it is ahead of any Novelty, and as they judge by their sales they should be authorities. The Cassgreen Mnfg Co., of 58 Victoria St.. Torc'iito, Ont., are the sole proprietors of this wonder. A. P. 490. kept at respectful di.stances oar.s shilling like silver in their the All .s tlicir peaked ;:lig!it itiiecrs trying their skill tit lo'iig darts witli the lances • and the bra-.vny crtv.-s looking on and enjoying' it all in v.- th.at ti.e animal was comparatively ha'.ir.lcss. "Ten minutes after v.e arrive-d brute gave up the ghost and lay stilL hands immedi.alely gtive thite rou'ing cheers for the third mate, for in w-haiing, the spoil behmgs to the first man to strike the whale. Fifty boats may come ai:d i/elp him finish off his game, btit they c-.in eh.iin no lifuior for so doing. ".*^oon the ship came up and wo went aboard. I was jirst a triile hungrier than a htilf-staived wolf and the way I got outside of fefiesliments was a caution. "Xo-w I liave finished the description of my first day's whaling and I hope that I have nuide it interesting to you, and when you think of it remember your old friend 'Old Jack." ' Commendable Caution. -Mrs. Dolliver (to the New Girl)â€" 'No- reena, throw this AVater out of the -window l)ut be sure you look out. (Ten minutes later.) What's the matter '" Xi^ieena 'I looked out, Mum, e.nd I saw the wtiter go all over a.s fine iiu'.n as 'ou'd care to meet."' a ge!=:!e Don't Ton Enow Li... ,. 1, tliat vou (aniiiit a front to ne-lee- ta-' â- ]" Oi-ii't voii hi^AV that ii. nia_, e":ii. at^ip;:-:!. ' in-^anicy, to death? D'^n t vuti 'â- :: ow thiU u can be ea-iily eu -^ V(i;i knoiv th-.it while t'ae thou.-at; nostrums you h.ivc tried have ttttorly fail-l Dr. Side's Cittarrb Remedy !•* " it has stooil tho test of years, ti-ereare hundix'ds of thousand.- -.^ 4, men ami women in all parts of the country who can testify to its efficacy tliat citre' Din't III i-iiie .il'.t ecrlaii: Ul'l li uniteful All druggists. AUMen, voun' old. or nihhtle-aged, who find thcm- selveS nervous, weak and exhaustc.l, who ate broken down fiom excess or overwork, .•esul+in" in n.-uiv of the following symp- toms" Mental depression, premature old acre, I0.--.S of vitalitj-. loss of memory, bal dreams, dimnes-s of sight, palpitation of the heut cmi-ssions. lack of energy, pain m tlic kh Inev... headache, jnmples on the face or K iichin- or peculiar sens^ition .about the Sum. wasting of the organs diz^uic^^ 1- i,atfrrp t'-ie eves, twitching 01 tne u^:^.1^U.b and Elsewhere, laJfulness; e nosity in the urine, loss of will power elde ne^s of the scalp and ^P'";, weak and fl^.l,v muscles, desire to sleep, f^'l,"';^ "^. rested by sleep, con.stipation, dullness ot leS- -loss of voice, desire for solitude, ex- S!altv of temper, sunken ^ves suncnmd- :^tW\oin.uiy^and^Ja,W.^red. S^iTl^ilry'funSnw^siicoi^uenc. 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Increa.se in population Toronto 18sy over 18S8 (as.sessors' returns 'iO,S80. AUan Lme ROYAL MAIL STEA1H8KIPS THE WONDER OF f/EAUJIfOl CUBES CATABBH, SnEUUATISar, ZEO^- ALaiA,SOBE TEB0AT.FIL£S,WC93aflL BUBtTS. FEVALS C0MFLAQTT3. iXil HElEOBBSAaES 0? ALL EISDSL VsedlntemaBsfAExtemaHy. Prices B0ej$tfi2Bi^. POND'S EZTBACT CO. V^mYastStL^^m UANCER «»d Tumor Spedtiis: Iior.pital. No knilc B««k 9kk. G. H. McKlCHAUL. ». n. N0.62 Niiaaxa St., Buffilo, SL IT. SIO.OOiDxr.- tor men ana wtnbeu AOdrea T. £1. Heaiwjxit^ 4 AOoiaMl* sow* WaM, 'braonta I THE PIONEER CANADIAN LINE. And^till to the front in regard to the provision made for the safety and comfort et its customers. Wfofcly .failings l»e!wecii Llv:-i-po«I, Cilas- go-iv and the M lji»-r'»-e. A ForisiiKtii- l.v Service from London tlnriu:; Snuinier MonthK Mail .Steamers run between Liverpool ard Portland via. Halifax during winter. 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CONVERTIBLE WIRE BASKET. «*" EENNIE'S ILLUSTRATED FOa AMATEUR GARDENERS FOE 1390 Will oe mailed free to all intending purchaiera upon i apiilication. The list of Vet.'ctable, Flower and i^ frri- ' cultural Seeds is complete, and includes every Noveitj ofmerit. Sendforifbeforeordeiinjf asupplj'of Seadi, j Wire. KEXIVIE. TOKOWTO. j MARVELOUS! No loose parts and j-et cuii be converted iuto ICO useful p.nd ornamental shapes. It is il'Lmx^ â-  KhaiU-, Cake Stand, C'.ai-d Receiver, Eri; Boiler, Wxtnt HintL-r, aiiil iumimcrable ether articles tharar*!:*- di.speusable in the house or office. Nothing Ist-* ii 2i.- existence, anil Agents inako $5 and $10 P«r iHttf.. Hcucrht ea'iiily by all cla.«.«es. Srnd at once /lirT 3fe«r^ ii..i:!:i.-.'=, etc. Cassgreen MTg Co-i^^to"*:*^' Street, Toronto. [llcutiou '.his paper.J ' â- -â-  Agents vr:nit«'4.. TARIO Assurances in force, Jan. 1st, 1890 ...,..â- ...,. Increase over prcvions year â€" New Assurances written in 18.S0 Increase over 18S8 Cash Income for 188« Isicrease over Receipts of I88S rash I'aid to Policy-Uolders in !8S« incrcii!i' over 1888 A ;.«is't.'4. i c." 3Ist. I88J» Increase over 1888 Reserve for Security of Policy-If olders, Dec, Increase over 1888 Surplus over all Liabilities, Dec. SI, 188» â-  â-  Increase over 1888 $1,08^,486 ' ' io:{,i5o ""'".â- .'.â- 55,S'2« '.V.V.V.Vo,4*J5 '"/; 164,314 31,1889 109,4»G .4,818 $i3,!'4r,4eif 448.9a» 191,93^ l,488,r67. i,.i9:j,ne I. E. BOWMAN, M.P., Ppesident. WM. HENDRY, Mesapr. W. H, BIDBELL, SecFetary. TO THK KDITO""?: â€" Please s.-iforn5 ycur readers that I havs a positive remedy foj ii*. above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cui^ett, 1 shall be glad to send two bottles cf my remedy FREE to any of your readers who have cc« Eumption if they will send me their Express and Post Office Address. Respectfully, T. A. 81OCUiMi^ M.Ci IS6 West Adetaidc St., TOROHTO, ONTARIO. CHEAPEST Ewart Link Belting. Best for elevating and conveying. .Send for new catalogue of MSB '-;^ Furnishings, and best disco-unts. Waterous Engine Works Co., Ltd., Brantford, Can. I CURE FITS! .HOUSANDS OF BOTIIES CiVEN AWAY YEARLY. Wb I say Cur* I do not «ea» mer'tlv to stoo them for « tinie. sad tbca h»Te tbem retsn tgraii. 3 fMIEAN A ltAOl?A 'SUilE- ' h^rtsaadith* lUeaseoJWtej ftpil«p«y o» f Jitlinc; CickiMta* a m -MOg ctuo» v/i»ri»ri toy rwiedy to 3«*r» tnft worst crse« f jcaose others have dit.a Is oo -dison ror iioe now recehmup » nrs. once for a tre«.is« and a F"** B«ttle of ay Jnfmtrjri* ttsniMlif. Gw« Port OfEce It c«/-*s yon nothioe fcr a triai. -jud ft w»IJ m' i roc Uaratt Br«nc«« OtSca. U» WEST AOCUUOK SiRCfiT, irOfiONTOi

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