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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1890-04-04, Page 8meft- e FRIDAY. APRIL.., 4, 18 O. Tlitt C*tune of therOural�!{'. 'here's something inthe air That's uew and sweat l,ttt2 !ere--. A seeut of sltattner things, 4. whir as if of wings, There's something, too, that's new XI" the ogler of blue That's in the morning sky. Befare the sou is high, And though on plain and 1)111 'Tie winter, winter still, Where's something seeing to say Tlta;t wii ter's had its day. And all this elute/ling tint, .tl).s whisp0ring star, and hint Of bud and bloou mai wings, Is the coming of the Spring. And tee narrow or today Mee brooks will break away From their.ioy frozensleep, 4.0 rues, and letigh, and Ieap.. And, the next thin;, inthe woods,. The catkins la their hoods Of fur and silk will steed, A sturdy little baud, • Andthe taeeels soft and flue Of the hazel until uutwiue, And the older brew/bee show, Their bud asjraiust the °nota, So, silently but swift, Above the wiutry drift, The long Jaya gain and gait, Until, ouhill and plain. One more and yet ouoe more Returning as before, We seethe bloom of birth Make young again the earth, A Lawyer's Stratagems Yon slia'n't have try'sl/lighter! said old Felix Fosteiebringgine his fist down on the tattle watt a crush. There's Ito use talking, young man. You sha'n't 1aais beet At least you'll tell nue why, insisted Rabbit Bloom, the young lawyer's clerk, who had just made nppliu.k• tion for the band of the old,. geotletneLu's • ouly daughter. "VV1.at.do you know again t:me €.ir ? For ahe matter ut,thal. `nothing in particular, replied.tticl Felix . Foster. But I'm a solid lnml myself. 1 have 1 made money, and I want to ley that money in a warn! nest. Now if I give my poor girl to a fellow like you, when she comet/ in for what I'll leave her, roe 11 spend it, iiistr:ad of doub- ling it. And there's cry old friend, Frisbee, fifty and -live, owns his pluck of houses and a helucl•red-sere tac't11, factory and foray wui'ku t+u's eotteete:r, You ought to have gens+ enough) to see that he is the mail for Agatbor.riot you, But if Agatha likes me best? plead- ed young l boils. Staff and aoutsensel She'll like who I tell her to, replied lir. Foster, whose grammar was note his strong; point. And asI've an ltppou►tloeut At two, Z'II say rood -bye to ill, young Utar., • • At this hint Mr. Blootn boivr�(4 hint• self out of the great eontraetor's=ofi'e. He ilitended to have Agetha 'Foster. l{„ dirt not cart fur kmtune. and he knew she lotted tilts suitor Ishouz 11er father favortad. Elope with ma, Ag=ttha, he pleaded --uoc on his knees, beoatuee that style of wit lean is oftite out of the fashion, hue under tae side window of her fathom Mousse before that gentle- hrsau'tame 10 to tea. Elope with 1ne. We areboth of an age. Let its defy: ',everybody. 1 Supp .se pa would (atoe round it] time, said Atvatha ► but t can't go n witlxout toy things,' 1 have `a very tl ',dee wardrobe, and tots of jewelry and 'r tithe", : and 1 wail, to be' uo.rriod •riecently, mud have an expreeenatul take awttf my chitties; but how cola ..:-_ 1 do it. wut•Iz all day lot*, from the thio pa "toes out, o.d James Davide,. his wateh.u:Lu, sits 00 the from stoop pledged to lock 100 up iu lily own ?'non► if I seta feat outside toe door,. Hurl to lett a ,t•tt in t There all day, and iu the hail at Light, unmovable on guard. 1s li.• 1 said the It.wyer'11 o}erk, ear. vomited t', ate, at It Stgnie, from bus l % V•luve,. he !cowed her It►tltd and: run Si ,rrte. fax t�t ittiu,l you, Davide, said 1+'elix I'os f j,)e T.er, as he Itutthtied his ntet'ttrl•It ill the Ill] tail—art .4 vin ; &lift clytttirr yetis W post. No going out, and -no ,f000hilig shy ri1i, 'r'h:Ltr tt'Irt tlf lthill'e has no another, `f1 10- 4 I've g•tt to h.' hiw parents to her. sur !Dont 1,• e0 *stunt aea letter be ear- on tiers in at the door. Cro (�trt yrmr honor; not whilst lilt ata utile°, krt'rl Dravida, 131tft ,title, ( who Lift t',';tlC,ulilts' upon pia t'rrr,Y ll'•loce i I 'L'htr late Widow grit ttttt )Vas rightftlh,ut that and •:.t„rill, ,Morins i3avida, sittings all the flnv int tltlt hill chair With a eleb in 00 et” t, rio•• Y111t;}gr''f tlx:' tietrstattttrt of .Ilie 1111rr= rtsm.tc Lxnpvituts, np.nuri the ?din ' 014411tint r014411 tai ttfl 1tAtploillitleot })V41) slipping letters into his own peek send keeping the house free' from traders, thought himself invulnera but his weak spat lied lteen'discove d.vh• gummy, . 1 tai It was. bud ad r t five o'clock a ring °eine at door, which answering, he feutd one there, Another tend emits followed. .It's a b ty its rails and bides hi self, said latvids, peering; up 'tt down 1,111, street. The ti-xt ring e1,.te11 hit), mid be waited t'Jth back agaitlst the (loge-•--•altid hie el gt'aeped. in both hands, eche 'ri ,sauce ; out bolted Davids ; down t street; peered into atrens; peep around the cornet' ; found no boy, 1, was ubuut to return to the hoose wh 1t hand caught his coat collar, Ile reared a voies. .Help I Thievt Police 1 Let we be, shorted Davids. What do you catch hold of me for 1 You':e got nay puolceub lett, eriedi the young luau. If you haven't:, you'vi thrown it away. 1 misseei ib as yon rau past nue' OtRcer,—this• to a policemen who had speedily are TM eta, tale; e oet. the 00 ter rn_ lid. 1'11 his u a, ug; be ed ltd en 1s road --I want this Luau arrests I've lost my pocketbook, Aud so amici his protestation praytai•s and cries, that respectable old person James Davids, was pushed pulled an.i dragged to the nearest station house ; followe=d by a crowd of ragamuffins and there lucked up for the night, And that young luau who lied lost his pocketbook, and who ..was to ap- pear against hila the next morning, looked suspiciously like the young lawyer's clerk, Redid Biome, who of eo'urse knew that one against whom a'cliargs wee made must be ar+rttsted even if he was able to prove himself entirely innocent next day, And whir cause to the door iu a coupe half an hour after, but this same young 11 earn ; and who got into it but Agatha Foster; and where did they drive but the Ininis ter's, where they were married, Aud Betsy Jane. and Staab, axe EI1eu Maria had helped to °airy dew the trunks, bags, and parcels wits WlhiOlI the expresswa; un, that coon souri after the coupe, ,was heaviI leaded; so that when, at seven o'eloo •old lllr. Footer rung at his owtl bel Betsy Jane. opened the door, meek limed and tidy, while all the ulhe servauts listened at the ' foot of tip kitcbett stairs, 1vh re's Davids? asked Mr Fos .Ler Please, sir, a p'lio'lneu arreste hit] a while ago for picking* gentle ninth's pocket, said Betsy. .David pick a pocket 1 Nonsense lee neverdid it, 1 roared Mr. Foster. No, sir. I supose nut, pleas),} sir said UI!tsy, And where's Miss Agatha,? aske Mr Foster. Crone to fetch a ride, sir. "hat 4. Gone a riding, sir, Whore 1 Who with 4 Please, sir, 1 don't know wher With a real ttic'e vouug; gentleinex with Meek rtiaataohes, sir, relilie Betsy, derourely. For en hour or two the neighbors wondered what had happened in a rosters and took said she wonders' the roof did not fall by for she stet, heard sloth lailgaejte. And the r turn of David's, with his 'account false arrest and xtuprrsouniexlt, d not mend matters. But Agettha'was .right after all. 1 sew months the old 1;Ntrtlenaan fe tat he eoald not do witlioat his t; et'I fivaily Aerate Ler a letter win re. -established the happiness of ti family. To day the yo11tig lawye stratagem aud bit, method nt genii old 13avicis'out of the wtty is eousid ed au exce111'1A joke by his wortl fatitex ,iu•-law, help it if they did .And it would snake poor Eleanor's name so 11tth1ie t No; it won't do. Pm sorry; but it wonr t do, Besides, the poor girl really nerds a °lank; tend for three or four hundred 11ol1ars 1 could give her A se€ti-skin that wouldlast n lifetime; lilted with quilted sills, fine buttoua-- all the rest; of it, Lot m° ace, -yes tiv—I'ur 'te Iittle hasty. Seal skin may go out of thelliou, and then there woalld hundreds of dollars at a dead' loss, Besides they ere too warns fo slats climate, those oleates, Now, if give her a new sewing -machine, sir can stake herself a new cloak on i every year, if she pleases, and frocke aprons, and all sorts of things, I.1 get 0110 fur seventy-five or eighty dolial's; wary nine preaeut. ia'heough to be gratofal, She May be obliged t earls her living; sowed*, if she's lef t1 widow. What t1 good'thing it would )heti be to have i1 Inaghine of her !own 1 And yet, now I think of it, what a pretty watch Huff, the jeweller, show- ed Ire the other day, You , can have that for fifty dollars when you want d. it, Mr Skinflint, he said, It's worth eighty, 1,'1l get tlittt, What did you a, have for your wedding presents? asks some friend to Eleanor. A ' watch from Unele Skinflint, she will reply, Sbuuds well, and its the very thing fon' an elderly relative to give a young one; helps her to he punctual iu her habits. Then--.no--lucky thought ! 18Iie'r1 forget to wind it up. What's the • ter of a watch not wound y' —Wan that. is Trude Skinflint's Wedding. My niece Eleanor's wedding is ve near, and overe'bride expects preset of course. 1 eau son her looking out from the trot uer of 'her eye, se lug to. )himself: 1 wonder what U'n t}attlifit is going to give ties 'I'i th'c wprst of being worth rims ople, txpeet yon to be always givi d they call yeti mean if you dol ell, Eleanor ie to Ise married, n e'11 be out of the way pretty tier ce girl, too. r think prise them,. They'll see tont, I o of 'thug() who don't give !often, something worth while' when th rt out, Eleanor is musical, and has 110. I'll gi v her one 1a fi nrl•piano, with °caved leg. Th tt like Stets!, > can get foe Itsttlld dollar's, rill send pit 1101 the erte'of her wedding day wi love—Uncle Skio4tint's love. nktntt %yonder if the report 11d •let te. hoitf of it, lbw uut(4d. Too X,oux. Ministers' long prayers are some• time comploicle,d of, °vett in shed° der, but what would the present ueu oration of church. -goers say if some of the etivinet of the last veutury should nuke their appearance in our modern pulpits? A prayer of two bola's au end of an already lnrotrao'ted Servide would be likely to teal.° the twiniktel' pretty near ;lune, Fiver' i11 ilio old tittles, however, aueuetomed as the peep °'Wert► to !ling mentions and Inuit preyersi t ergo wOt no little di.eentisfectiol., The fomuus Doctor liemxrewoy, of York, Me., wearied his Congregation in this rttspnot until sonte of them sent hint word that if lie would a11orten the Senility services, they would give him a barrel of eider, Ile took the hint, it is said,... -and the eider, and there after curtailed his disoonrsos, Idis wife sympathized strongly with the parishioners. The doctor Sonne tithes found his forst growing cool in the pulpit. ---this meeting house beiltg without fire in triose days, --e 1 t]d asked his wife to make him a pair .of tatoeeasius. She declined in a very decided Dieu, nor. Ybu preaeb so I•titr now that you tiro all the reople nut, sine atttswsred, 1f you had u pair of tuocoasius it would be still worse. When your feet get cold yon ought to leave A very sensible iuiid ter's wife, the reader will bo ready to say, What she thong;lit of her bushaetd's method oitcenduetiute facrtily worship •we are not dnfurnzed. No anatter how tonne: present, says the town historian, every 000 was • re quired to read a whole chapter! • 1'he rood maw has eleven childretl. When they Were all present,. as they ',sully were, it may be presumed there were at least thirteen chapters of the Bildt to be listened to besides the doutor''s long prayer. Probably the family rase betimes it the morning. Other- wise not much of the forenoon could have been left for Itusiness or study. • Blow to lt1.ake Life 1Kappy. Take time ; it is no use to foam 'or fret, or do as .the angry Housekeeper who has got hold of the wrong key, and pushes, • shakes and 'Tattles it about the lock until• botheire brok and the door is still unopened, The chief secret of, canlfar t lies in not suffering; trifles to vex us, and in uuitivating our undergrowth of small pleasures. Try to regard present' vexations. as you Would regard them a month hence. ,Slime we otennot .,get =what we like let us like wl'at we can get. It- is not riolirs it is not poverty, it is human nature that is the trouble. The world is like a iookitt;••glass. I )ugh at it end i4 laughs back ; frown at it and it frowns inutdt, Atigry thoughts canker the mind and dispose, it to the wurst temper in world—athat of fixed )malice and re. venae. It is ,wty4.1ile hethis temper that most I I1 1ieenine utiuri/infs. Show yo •t~,a„elise by st6-iii1 touch in a few wieeidti y Try to c1fi•iAk. pin4 ItiIid word or do some kind deeri:ciach day' of your life You will be amply repaid, Set your work to. song. +marl qa t ,e ry' a ouoo PXazlti f IN, V1she>n< ,c • ve ;p as 1°ahv,aeil.a. ns sIfittanliitn that 10 1 'kis ltpun'atad in sori;u ll t t tet det'H►41 lt'►t .1 roue hirr1 ili 0apses, }i.xtepl as tieing pnt•l,!)ull1;, 0viq... loeatnd, ;posurr+ to calci at' U co appli- t'atitrn of powerful etueul.tntt, ata guano, strong; litlnicd manure, elka ies, Mita., or to some other t;t,ur„, w has ' tdete Pored rue jot ditlg, roots tit than plant, shut+ iifdn('itlg; die+ase) sinal epetellt death 111 nit moire where' rt'nze 1d*r1 rilenaurc=a Are lint sptettiiy ret“„ ten to.. Tint bteps taken 111 1114e cases the entail u;' ere generally the 1111.111, disastrous vunrse that coultl le' take t; toward the Plaut, short of tioatroyl,,g; it at 0laue—that of `tlelugieg it with wafter cud applying etrong.atitin1u- lants.. %When the nutritive organs of the plant Incvse !teen destroye=d or over, ., gorged, tiro remedy is similar -•-=that which nature 10 ggests when initial -ti dige, tion is dtretgged--uatlref,y, ' that. • of giving no mare food until it z•e- eots Then, if, the ru(.ts hail been ilijured from o any of thn above !lamed causes, We :trust let the snail 10 winull it is witted beooute nearly dry. .After wttielh re'mo'te the prints front the clot, take the bail of soil ill wlldch the a'oote' (lave beim enveloped And orad) it i,et*veen the hands, just rnoi,gtt to urfott. all the harts tatter cruet,of the ball to be ehakeli (f. It»pot in a rtttliir dry soil, which, toilet be light and 'rich, using a new, pot, or, if the old toe is used its should be well scoured to open the • poreos,.that eyapol'u&lou may be prop. .riycarried on through elle aides.. Let. the pot be out largo enough to' iltaw 1111 inch - of , space betwt:rn the sides of the .p01 and the ball i .f of. roots. After repotting! ;give sufffi. co=lts water to settle the earth altout "y the roots. Sink the pot in a half pittce or in tz box•' bf soil. Do 110; apply water until, the pilots start 'la gip*, unless the air ie so dry as to evaporate the momt.ure before any perceptible growth starts, Then of coureo water hnuet toe given in so& cient quantities to keep the soil dare t but no more. I cannot cottmrivtlf+,y11' people wit r their plants so much, nor why thep should think water such a speeitics +n remedy ror all the ills to wb'ch the plants; are heir.' The following; is a case in point, A'neighhor consulting hie about the foehle concdhtion of her geraniums said,1 am a ire the , plants. are not•suf Bring from want of etteu-. 1101,, as 1 have watered copiously twiee each day 1 k think it is' quite safe to assume that Half the plaints that die in the hands of amateurs are watered to death. . Smell white worths sornetiinet infest potsin which the plants liava stood tr long titre. Thee', are easily discover- • ed ley turning the plant out when. rather dry, iooseuiug the soil among, the roots. bloater any warms be femd, the roots aF the plants may la: washed geetly in soft water tntcil freed froth ,lite old soil, then repotted in fresh earth. 1f it is not desirables to repot, the pot may be set for a Nall, hour sit hot water nearly to the depth; of soil Inside. Tilde will drive the. worms to the :aortae() wiLlinut iajur'y.. to the plant. Enough weak lute.•' water maybe now poured oil the sur-- flCr=, to pttat:trate the plant roots, 'Phis will not only kill the worms, butt fertilize the end. Many people think that gutta percha and India rubber are the saute or very guilt/sr • game. Tilis, however is a mistake. India rubber is the solidified sap of a South Amer, Ma tree. It is of a soft gummy nature; not tenacious, but very' (Pestle; is easily decon;po,ed by oily substttoeee and does ztot stand acids! well.' Gutta perch, which is fonud only in the hast Indies, is obtained front the gutta tree. It is ti brownish gat» which solidifies by etposure to he Have.you a cough ? Take Wilson's 'Wild Cherry. nave you a Cold I Take Wilson's Wild Cherry. 11ave you Ilrou01111 e? Take Wilsob's Wird Cherry. Have you lost your 'Noe? Take Wit, s sdn's'Wild Cherry. neve you Asthma? Take Wilson's Wild Cherry. flava you a cold in the need? Take Wilson's Wdd Cherry, The Old enable Cure for all ohs• e eases of tile Tbroet,Ultest and teuugs. Sold by all druggists. Charles Ittitl}, remarked of one of his critices : The more .i think of him 1110 less 7 think of hint, It is ,)ever too late to tniethd,, 4 t - Copt when your troiteers' !oaten breaks off hi A znttd rush fol 1x train. :She °-Nixes do you suppose supporta • the vast arch t'f the heavens 1 IIe••• The Illbonbeslns, ld 1 What ord,t,r of ft]brit wrtaticl 'the &sot Queen remind vofl Cif sir she were lir tt : a '0iad battier? Tietorio, trots t y by or - lin ill Ants sometimes eaose trouble where pots have been plungeti,or kept.. in thegr'iuntl. There is no Way, to get rid of them except by repotting. Geraniutxxs' if en become enfeeble and in inany eabea die from exeesszy blooming, • This must be corrected by pinching out nearly all tire; buds as soon as ,the leaves begin to indicate a, detliue of vitality by their stuutfd and oascolorr d t]ph ::trate°. MIIP-LE SYRUP and SUGARe BA AllitS, mpg TEIVATOE% Ete,, at tilt= "ECLIPSE.", JOHN KERB, E` iiighi,un, Murclt gO, '00, TAMP ANC LION A tat lig � k l a1 r,tst ' Y, n1111ti1.>aast, ii a The W..f z. '1t 1.1., t. f til wilt some open 1)111 a binee ort where two thee:taw t)I) e t to Otte d.ty. iiie it;0i11t111 r'Ie4/1'iljlli paonto of L 1ff !c„1 in a year d Ug0,00t1 t1'1at'ta of 11rer, l pilule of 11tfll, and AQ,110t1,i10 of wine, Srltz1 Jont's !°tae's diet int Uhkt'tigo of ahtCeu t m+rrohitl�r droit t.t the carrying a Renner cin whieb tcnribed: "Our ululdreu cry fo `,I'he praoeactintt arclteci utt tQ cs'h„r0 they sottdncs,I d0 Vii to 7nnd drtuik einem themq 'hundred kegs of Ilt,er. �. A reform µshah teats mitt! i edits in Au twilit” this ys:;r rho reauot'a1 „f a1Toot►ulio dtifi r:,ilway retro it,l]lotzt c'0an::; Wino hove e•ttlec} =1.e1 ttatt'ti• fu1• a And soda, 13't t•t+ hail to t•ttat3''rt that tlt1' law now was S whiter The railway in Victoria are 81 8titutin,ts, 0nt4Cr tr.e cc,tttrul c 1iamen1. Jut1n l3ri�rt1t'8 first public s wits ft•hosis• of thttlpa JL Gnurtttrlle glaOstd i (3 wririnttrler' fritttc' 1.11r, 1 •t ig h t. •lEotal abltilo.1tne, Says 'Wit has the power of prolonging h tliau all the ttoctnrs in lag st(t'1rtg 1110re tnotu'V than aril t banik:3 iti the UnitecLiciogkclit. preventing; more crime t,ltatu police of the wet rt polis. • Not A Grog shop Parliament Field, a 1, I'iiverliuul, Z,,gla,utl7,/�is Swed t't 14iv8 streets, 111,aOt! :1 rU:40s Population mutt not u gr Pa:up/when ns unknow°, 11 are Ile 1•r y late :Intl the pe 4110.1,030 .1 you in p ror matt• oudin til.' nI :ulren•uice of •clraiu I) sps. Th.. death 1i alb At,It.ar dittriet is only tea teen as agaiest' twenty -fly tit tusantd in tee drinking p J'mnng;, r ---------rte. 'he Jlrl eAbotztosa. The most terrible story 1 . Said a well known clergylital sermon, %vie. told rhe by a k'ves addluter4 to drink, so t•, illustrate with what tlit'r t!Ie (billion of rid t=tk earl blin The fe IOW ttppr.e sited nl 5,1: ant ea:itltLlre(d lu tett the at gtoing 10, 'te it rt==l;eo't.1 'ON 1tood, but I wttut•.yotl to lint depthqs of featly the for will irag; 0111-' oar,. 'My• 1 been begging; nm -to give u and finally X pi'ottxiiwd w another on het• death bed her that I: would' never itnd to 'mike my oath • n11 1, +rept 1111 o the pat•lor 1 watdilit.s of the laigght, whet Yen's =re1'q in Hn.,titel' room, ling beside iter cotlin, I r * '',$0..t1.1 with illy band pbt,e marble brow, ',mrd in ileac than a week 1 was drunk Some time afterwards el)tttghter t, as taken sick ,. sinking rapidly, and begi e "• up drinking 1 promised would, and in order to in ise the tlto7'e saeerr'd I took ti little hand in mime rend I that no more drink short hps unless it came thrum g0 dear t0 me. With at she passed over the r ''•thought I Was sired. S out in the parlay, the t darkened axed alto door night tdlo terrible craving eatue over my soot. Sec ' and a flask of whiskey, 1 death el,amber. t pour; fall of whiskey, and anis tingers. 1: closed then) iiz t, raising it to my lip tet the very dregs. 1 ctittld Wide, and silently ;renal sway (:cud have niore Paris public echoole . led, and the autlttit'itiee l to remedy the dish:rulty Ole zltieirtdar:co at thele igllttlr. There fare Clti1 retell, the 0dty,,'atlt ti OM are gntzltig a' os leo ihrrV, 1 the phbiiSi' L;tn t h t gt isuzf Vii~. t1fl11ing bakf talizltttto]' II.t 1