Terra Nova Advocate, 1889-06-01

              ST.JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, SATURDAY,JUNE 1st, 1389
SCROFULA
and all scrofulous diseases, Sores, Eryslpe-
la*. Ktiecia, Blotch**, Klngworm, Tu-
uiors, Carbuncle*, Boll*, an.l Eruption*
of th* Skin, ar* th* direct result ol an
impure stat* of the olood.
To cur* these disease* th* blood must be
purified, and restored to a healthy and natural condition. A vaa'a 3ajsarabilla ha*
lor over forty year, been recognized* by eminent medical autl witles a* the most powerful blood parlte in existence. It free*
th* system from all 1 Mil humors, enriches
and strengthens th* bio«d, remove* all trace*
of mercurial treatment, snd prove* ltsell a
complete master ol >11 scr.ofu.ous disss***.
A Recent Cor* ot Scrofulou* Sore*.
"Some months sgt I was troubled w.th
scrofulous sores'(uloev^ on my leg*. Th*
limbs were badly s« tilen and inflamed, and
the sores discharge*! large quantities of
, ,tr>n»i<r* mari/r Kvery remedy 1 tried
d Aver'* SAMArABtu.A,
failed, t
.1 my general  health  greatly  improved.
rateful   for   the  |
"medicine has done	
Yours respectfully, MRS.
ll- Sullivan St., New York, June IM, 1882.
Z ir~ All persons Interested sire invited
lo rail on Mrs. ll'Brian; also upon tbe
~    r. Z. P. Wild* of 78 East ftsth Street,
many others within his knowledge.
Tlie well-known tcTifrr <m the Boston Herald,
7%. W. Ball, ot Sochetter, NM., wrltea Jan* I
7,18*2:
" Having suffered severely for some years
■■vi:b Eczema, and having failed to Und relief
from other remedies. 1 have made use. during
ihe past three months, of Ayek'i Saksai-a-
»I ll a . which has effected a complete cure,
I consider is a magniflctts: remedy fot til
blood diseases."
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
stimulates and regulates ths action of th*
digestive and assimilative organs, renews
snd strengthens the vital forces, and speedily
cure* Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rlmuma- 1
tie Soot, Catarrh, General Debility, sod y
sit dlanses arising from an impoveriahed or ' I
oorrupted condition of the blood, and a weak*     ,
incomparably the cheapest blood medi-
n account of it* concentrated strength,
great power over disease.
J.C. Ayer &. Co., Lowell, Mass.
by all Druggist*; price 91, ,u botUe*
aH*a,i
i
for as.
JES.A.JLn*Zj**a
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIB EENEWEB
wa* th* flrrt preparation perfectly adapted to
•ore disease* ot the. scalp, am) th* first «cc-
• ■■still restorer ol laded or gray hair to It*
natural color, growth, 4nd yeutbial baanty.
has had many Imitators, but none have so
"y m*t all the requirement* needful for
proper treatmant of th* halt and scalp.
XL's Hair R«x«w«a has steadily grown
In favor, sad spread lu fame and usefulness
t* *v*ry quarter of th* glob*. IU aaparas-
l*l*d sacceas «an b* attributed to bat one
eaa**: U< entire fulfilment of its promites.
Th* proprUtor* hav* often been surprised
at tha receipt of order* from remote country,, what* they had never mad* an effort for
IU Introduction.
The use fer • short time ot Hall's mats
Rcrrcwaa wonderfully Improves the personal appearance. It cleanses the scalp from
all impurities, cure* all button, f*v*r, and
drrn***, and thus prevenU haldnui. It
•ttmuutte* th* weakened glands, and enables
thsm to push forward a new and vigorous
growth. Ths *ff*eU of thi* articl* ar* not
transient. Ilk* those t aloonollo preparations, trot remain a long Urn*, which make*
BUCKTOHAM'S DYE
roama
WHISKERS
Will ehang* th* beard to a natttral brown,
or black, aided red. It produce* a permanent
color that will not wash away. Consisting.,!
a tlngl* preparation-, it to applied without
trouble.
PREPAREDLY
B. P. HALL 4 CO., Hasina, U.E.
•old by-all Dealer* la M*dicln*a.
t
TOE ALL TEE F0SM8
bast remedy, beeanse
__J searehlng ind thor*
btoo-1-j.arlfler, H
Ayer's   8ar8apar!lla.
wrld by all Driggtsu; SI, ate bottl**, as.  ■
A Marvelous Story
TOLD n TWO UTTIRJ.
k, Oct, 26,1*
" Oentlemen: My father resides at Qlovsr,
Vt.   He has been a seat sufferer from Scrof-
ala, and the inclosed letter will tell yoa what
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
has had in hi* esse. I think hi* blood mast
hav* contained th* liumor lor at least tea
year*; but tt did not show, exeept tn the form
of a sorofulous sore on the wrist, until about
Br* year* sgo. From a few apoU which appeared at that time, tt gradually spread es.sH
to oov*r hi* entire body. I a*,ure you h* was
terribly affile tc J, aad an object of pity, wh*a
b* began using your medicine. How, there ar*
few men of Ms age who enjoy aa good health
as hs has. I could easily name fifty persona
■. ,1.0 would testify to th* facU in hla case.
Tours truly, W. M. PaiLurs."
FROMTHEFAmR: p£^
Ayers Samparilla.
F ■ * months age 1 was completely covered with
a terrible humor and *orolulon* sore*. Th*
humor caused an Incessant and Intolerable
itching, and tbe skis cracked so a* to cans*
the blood to flow in many places whenever
I moved. My suffering* were great, and my
life a burden. 1 commenced the use of the
Sarsaparilla In April last, and have used
it regularly sine* that tlm*. My condlttoo
began to Improve at once. The sores hav*
all healed, and I feel perfectly well in every
respect ~r being now able to do a good day'*
work, although 7S year* of ago. Manylnqulr*
what ha* wrought such a cure In my ease, and
I tell them, as I hare here tried to tell yoa,
Aran's Sa»»a»'a*ulla. Glover, Vt., Oct.
SI, 1882. Tour* gratefully,
Hiram Phillips."
Ayf.r's Sabrapabilla cure* Scrotal*,
and all Scrofulou* Complaints, Kryilp-
rlaa, Kcaanaa, Ring-worm. Blotches,
Sore*. Boll*, Tumors, aad Krnptlon* of
the akin. It clears the blood of all Imparities, aid* digestion, stimulate* the action of
the bowel*, and Uu* r**tor*a vitality and
strengthens th* whole system.
Dr. J.C. Ayer 4 Co., Lowell, M«*,«.
Sold by all Druggists; »l,.ix betrt*. tor 15.
AYER'S
fiherry Pectoral.
TtoMher complaints are so insidious in their
attack as those affecting '.be throat aad lungs:
none *o4riflett with by the majority of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from a trifling or unconscious exposure, ts often but the beginning of a fatal
•tekaess. Ayek's CaKBitv Pectobal ha*
w*U proven ita efficacy In a forty years' fight
with throat aud lung disease*, and should b*
takan in al) cases without Jelay.
verecohl.v	
rny lungr. .1 ba.1 a U-rnble roughjit.tl pawed
night after night without »leep. The doctors
gave me up. I tried Ayek's Ciikhhv Pec-
itis.it., which relieved my lung*, Induced
•leep. and afforded tne the rest necessary
for the recovery of my strength. Hy th*
contintsait «»r of the pre toral a permanent sure waa effected. I am now Ci year*
old, hale and her.rlv, and am satislleJ yoar
Chkrhy Pectoral  laved me.
Horace FaihrbotubB."
Rockingham, Vt., July 15, 18*2.
hoy, three years eld.
It aeeuied as It he would die from strangulation.   One of tlie family suggested the u**
Of AVER'S 6HEKKY Pe. TORAL, a belli* of
which was always kept In the hoase. Thi*
was tried in small an.1 frequent doses, and
to our dehght in less than half an hour tha
tiulo patieist wa* breathing easily, 'ibe do*.
tor aa.d t.l.*t the Ciikrrv Pk.tobai. bed
saved my darling'* Uf.-. Can you wonder at
©ur gratitude/   Slneerely voars,
• Wits. Kstsi flRnirav."
IM West 12SH. SU. S*w York, May 1«. 1SS2.
"I have nsed Avvr's Chcrrv '•teroaAt.
In my family for several years, »mi do net
IsUitate to prmioauce it the x-ost effectual
remedy for cough, sua! colds we hav* eve,
tried.    ' A. .1. Craw."
take Crystal, Mine., March 13, last,
" I *«tr*red for eight years from Bronchitis,
and»ftsr trying many remedies with no *ue-
e*H I waa eared by tbe itseef Ayer's Caxsa
bv PKtmsiu .r<j»Ein Waldu."
Byhalia, Mis*., April o, U«2.
" I oaunnt say enough in praise of A vca'a
Car.itwy Pe.toiial.believing as I d* that
but fur it* m I *l,A,ild Vmgsli.ce hav* died
from lung tronahs* V. Hkaodo«."
i*a.e*tlne, Tesar, April«. 1883.
Ho ease of an affectkm .of th* throat or
tangs ex!«uwh.*u cannot be greatly relisrva*
by the use of Avwr**. Cherry Pectoral,
•aad it will tteays enre when tb* iUmi U
bo*, already beyond the <x
Or. i. C. Ayer 4 Co., Lowell, |
Sold hy ail Dm«l»t*.
AYER'S PILLS.
A large proportion of the diseases which
eaus* haman suffering resalt from derange- •
ment ol th* •tomacb, bowel*, and liv*r.
Ayer's Cathartic Pill* act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed to
ear* tb* disease* caused by their derangement, including Constipation, Iudige*-
tlon, Dyipepala, Headache, Dy**atery,
and a boat of cth*r allmanu, far all of
whleh they ar* a safe, tare, prompt, *nd
pleasant remeily. The extensive t*e of th*s*
Pill* by eminent physicians in regular practice, shows unmistakably th* estimation in
which they are held by th* medical profea-
Tbeie Pills are compoand*d of vegeUbl*
•urstance* only, and are absolutely free f rou
saiomel or any other Injurious Ingredient.
A Sufferer from Headache write*:
-Ayer's Pill* ar* Invaluable to me, and
are my constant companion.    I haTe been
a severe sufferer from Headsehe, and yonr
■    ou^d  rooV t*
Pill* i
) th* only thing I <
 e moat effective and the easiest physic
1 have ever found. It ls a pleasure to me to
■peak in their praise, and 1 always do so
•hen occasion offers.
W. U Paob, of W. TU, Page A Bro."
Franklin St., Richmond,Va., Jan* S, 1*82.
have never kro\/n there to fall to accomplish
the desired result. We constantly keep them
on hand at our home, and prise them as a
pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine.
ffOR DISPEPSIA they are Invaluable.
J. T. HA.v*■•.',
Mexla, Texas, Jane 17,1MB.
The Rev. FbaXci* B. Harlowe, writing
from Atlanta. Oa., say*: "For some years
oast I hsve been subject to constipation,
fwom which, lu spite of th* us* of niedl-
*li>«* of variou* kinds, I suffered Increasing
sneonveiilence, until some month* ago I
began taking Ayer's Pills. They have
entirely corrected the costive habit, and
<*ve vastly improved uy general health."
Avaa's Catkabtic Pill* correct irregular itie* of th* bowels, stimulate the appe-
wboie physical economy.
PBEPARKD bv
Dr. J.C. Ayer 4Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all DruggiiU.
YOUNG,.,
OLO, ntf]
MIDDLE-
ABED
Ayer's   Sarsaparilla.
Children with Sor* Eyes, 8-
Uigl.atahwiUMforas,
A FEW HINTS
FOR THI till OF
5*5
lK.SE.-7b mose the towels gently, J to 4 t'tilt,
thoroughly, * to * PUIS.
proper dote in eaeh ot
For Constipation, or CosUvensss, a*
remedy 1* so effective a* ayer's Pills.
Thsy Insure regulsr dsily action, and restore the bowels to a healthy eondltioa.
^Jtot Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Aver'*
Fill* are Invaluable, aod a sur* «*r*.
Heart barn, f.oas of AepeUte, Fowl
atomaoh, Flatuksncy, Dls-uneee, Bess*V
ache, Nambsais, Hausc*, sr* all relieve*}
and «ared by Avam's Pill*.
In Uvcr CasplcUnt, BUloo*IMMnlawa,
tad Jaundice, Avbb'S Pills should be
give* in dote* Urge enough to excite th*
Uvsr aad bowels, and remove
Fill* ar* unequalled.
Worm*, caused by a morbid o
the bowels, ar* expelled by these PiLaw.
Eruption*, Skin Pl*«a*e«, aad Pile*,
th* result of Iadigeetlon or Constipation, ar*
•Tared by tbe use of A vers Pill*.
For Cold*, tak* Aver's Pill* to open
th* pore*, remove lnfUmsnatory »e«r*tlon*,
aad allay th* fever.
For Dtarrhosa and Dysentery, ceased by
sudden eolds, Indigeatlbl* food, *U., A vsa »
Fill* ar* th* troe remedy.
BtsevimatUws, Oent, w.aralgla, nasi
■■*Mn*,often remit from digest.v* derange-
meat, or eolds, and disappear oa removing
the aaaaa by tl>* **• of Art,, Pill*.
Tamers, Dropsy, *Udn*y CompUlnls,
aad other disorders eaesed by debility ot
obstruction, are eared by Ater's Pills.
gewpreaaloa, and Painful M.s.trss.
tl**W have a safe aad ready remedy la
AYER'S PILLS.
rail dhecetons, la vartoas langaagi*. a*
"JaCK THE-RIPPER."
Washinqtoh, April 29.—There have
| het-n four mysterious murtlera in tbis
riiv and vicinity wiiliin tlie past ten
'aye, unl tbe police tan gH no dues.
I'ln ve of tbe victims bave besn negro.-s,
uid tbe consequence is tuat tbe coloured peop'e in the District of Columbia
are in a high state of excitement.—
The fact tbat a good-looking young
negro woman was kil ed aod bidden
away in tbe suburbs leads to tbe belief in many minds tbat there is au
American " Jack ihe Ripper" going
abont-
The tiist minder wis of a young man
named Jenneman, the son of a tvcll-
knowu brewer. Jenneman sta^t-eied
along until he reached his bouse, and
was to cut and slashed that he was unable belorc he died to give any account
ot his injuies. Tne police jumped to
several wild conclusions, bui none of
them hold good, aod the geueral belief
is lhat .Jenneman was murdered. Four
■lays ago an old ne^ro man was pickud
up, and his throat wan found lo be cut
from e..r lo ear. On Friday a coloir*
ed male body was fouud in the street,
ft-.dan investigation proved that iihad
b<;en nourdeied. Tbe polic-j worked
yt'Sterd?y ior a clue, but up to this
writing have lotind j.one. So many
murdeis in t-o fe-v days, with lo trace
of tlie murderers, is -ometlii'g lhat
has never happened here Defo e, ai d
in the portions of 'he .-ity where negroes
n'side in lar^e numbers here is nothing
alked of but these horrible  crime .
AN AWEUL SWELL
A small boy was nailing the other
Iday on one ot his school friends and
fell inip conversation with the mother ol
lhe latter He wasted m< remark that,
it wasgerting very hard to tell, from
Uie places in which people live, whether
ihey me entt led to sociai consideration
o ■ not.
»« Now there is Blank street," he
said ; " you woi Un't Uiink aoyb <dy
tuat lives on Blank street was i/uich,
woull you? But there's Mr. T., ie
lives there.* °
41 And is Mr. T- m.ich?'* not un-
willitg lo draw him t»n.
•' Mr, T.," be repeated, with the air
of ooe who is ove.whelmed wru as*
tonishment that so ■ bvious a fact
should have escaped the knowledge o*
anybody. " 1 should think he was!
He's an awful swell. Why, he won't
spent- lo my lathei '."—Boston Cou ier.
{AUTHORS OF FAMOUS PHRASES.
Dean Swift i? credited with w Bread is
lhe staff of life.'
,     It was Keats i-ai): ' A thing of boauty
is a j iy forever."
j     ' Man propos.-s but God disposes,'ro*
markol Thomas a Kemplo*
|     Fraoklio is auth irity for ' Gjd helps
ilnae who help   Ihem-'clvo*.'
I     It was   ao   observation   of   Thomas
Son them tha< ' Pity's akin to love '
' Al cry und no woo!" ia an express
sion tound in Butler's ' Hudibras.'
Wo are indebted to Cillny Gibber, not
ic Shakespeare, for' Richard is himaelf
again.'
Edward Coke, tho English jurist, waa
ol the opinion lhat'A umi's house is
his (■a.-.tlo.'
♦When Greeks j tin 'i Greeks, then
was he tho l'g cf war,' wai written by
Nathaniel Lee 'n IG',»2.
Edvaid Young tolls us ' Death lovoa
a shilling ma k.' und a * fool at 40 is a
lool iodeed.
*« Vuritty is the sp'ce of '.ifo' and
• Not much the worso for fjr wear,'
wero co mod by Cowper.
Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell. Mess.
-—as.     ••»•*
A BONNET QF LENT.
From Once a Week.
coat but a couple of dollars   at
that,
A cottji'e n| dollar*,judicioualy spent,
Bought tin* ueat little aweet little bonn-t
of Lent.
It's a visinn  of beauty and joy, though it
knows
No delicate lily or lnniinoua rose,
And it captures nil hearts by   a common
This love ol bonnet, the honnetof Lent.
And you ask why it is such   an ol ject o<
graceT
Why. it's all oa account if ibe sweet little
face
■ That'* blooorng, all dimpled with smiles
of coo tent,
In tbat turn little bjonet, thd bonnet of
Ltnt.
She—P.-rhap* yoi aro not awaie,
Colonel .Stinrling'o.i, that I bud a ball'
doaon ofieis before yours.
lie -And perhnp. yon'io not *w >re,
Mrs Siwirliogion, tlmt I proposed ton
hall a doaea women before I mot you.
?Mrs Lyou-Hunter— Uow wss il you
didn't invite the Baron to your house
(before he went away? Mrs Frank —
Because I was afraid my busband might
be rude to him. You know be hates
to bave strangers   ask him for money
HE COULD NOT DISPENSE WITH
STYLE.
D astnuch, »« the animil yo t elple <vas
only u c-.l , reninkoil tne iet'le. ut tlio
Ueijulaliiis, ' wo h^ve dec-idM to give
you fo.ly-uino 1 b'.i-s with a lu)i6C^vliip
instead ot banging you. Bui wc shall
l.v lhem oo w«Tl.
I ha<o only one f-.roar lo n<»U, (rentlo-
me.i, M.id the prisoner, pule but uu-
fl'ncliitti:.
What, i* i ?
G*ntk'tn«ii, he ro.ilied bittotly, I
h ive no alw .ys be-n oiini nil and an
ouicst. I have m vod in goodoociety,
and I know the tu-toms that p«evail
among our be.'t people^ i will take il ns
a favour, gont'emen, if you will lay lhe
lushos on, u- fu us possible, in regular,
checks or dtagonils. Perpendicular
slrijics arc not worn tbis season
BJYCOTTED.
•
There ore certain n\rr.e9 nnd certain
incident-* which il is now considered bad
f nn :o menli >n ifl n .oiety, writes Georgo
Sims in the Re/eiee. Wo bavo hal eo
txuch of them Unit the ' damoable iter*.
a.ion' ib beco niug wourisoao. It is there<
fcrc ttcii'y uti^Ofsiood tbnt wherever
m*'ii <io co a;rogaie tjjlroversatibn oj the
>ut.j 'i-l» whioh are Ubjo sbill be s'.udh.
ou9 y avoided.
It't reckoned now the worst of crimes
If in the club you nans the—,
An.l  tiough  you  be a Home Rule bigot,
You must net   breathe the name  of	
Where'er your wand'ring  fancy roams,
Your lips must shape no sound of——
Nor mu*t they o'en in wbi*pers falter
l'he [mi tony in of ' old trioiij—
Sojiety ha* put its ban on
Th i aof't riparian s>uad ot——
On all the ai tars and abetters
Who hoi pel to \, >im the famoua .^.
-o Car, ao goo<l,   but   twere as well
If we could add to these—
-.n-l blot from out our oonversatioa
All reference to the	
The blanks tmy, I think, b.- softly
tiled in ihe order in which thoy stand,
as fol'ow: — 'limes—Pigott— Sotmea—
.Vulter— >'aron—lot ers—Parnall—Irish
A fla>b light aigu&l for the rear of
triin>- is being tested in Englar.d. It
shows u fixed li^ltt lor a stationary iraio,
iad ul ernate flishes of rod and while
when tbe uaiaisin motion, so arranged
as to show whether tbe Irain is goin"-
torward or b ckward. An expei\encod
eye c .o alto tell by the rapidity of tho
fli-hes tha speod of tbe train. Too
lights are worked by the who-ds.
The Emperor of Germany has ordered fouf large eta'ues in bronze to
r.>piesent soldiers of different periods.
One will be a halberdier, one a cui-
lassier. one a grenadier, and the fourth,
probably a la^erbier.—J?ttm,efftf,
' "     "    '•     -      :   if