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A aerixtOn .ext Marriage.
Weir' caves SeleN Qoo» ADVION
ON TiiE SUfJEOB,
'ihis�queetion of, miirriange is at tate
hasis''of 'true hapniuegss and geea
Floyetrr In caths.,
The famous bouquetieres (women bou-
quet makers) of Peri* begin their train•
Mg in the florists' strops, lay the areen¢e-.
nasnt,uf,briilel,bouquets, and after, . that
tin the tuipgung of cokore. p tris
C tii>ria to he the utile at flowers. They;
eouiety..' The reciprocal attr'la'etion t of gee,µ; .inn tiie�,g>?irtleris of its surre unsling
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a mau'nnd a woraal1, sYl►giing,otit couniryside--�•tlfe orchitis ut g41ti,tllla'n,
f the lrqea at Mdntronge or libMepay; hy-
aclntlt 'at Boulogne and lilacs at I4euilly,.
The mio.Aosai, the tea rose and si3we of
the corium* flower i co,Aytr Nom the,
south jn quantities, oostlrer ,Tioi�:
ers,,are reared in Parisand 'ts ensirgnpz
an$eas a l
rule, Are bottle* and worn tl'iere.,
The?iirisienn'e must'itave flowers in leer
b4x,i4tthe theatre, hillier drawing moan,
onri ,muff, in her liber, in the bodice,; -of
her,. cress and in' her attic ,•vutio,,--.
•Philadelphia Ledger.
ditch other frein the million, was one
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s. O a $
tit frust � wrtillactt f x our h, pet e
TuvWWard a Ifriipy antrritige an en-
•Qageuljut oh wilt principles was
!t'i.quist fe, ' 'Wily (lid so ;!;Cloy engage.
rut•illb acne eo long ? Otte excuse was
ip the vftords, I want to be my own
wasterre,while longer, mid auoth r
rilu,on, vs, they said, thi'y, could>,1,t
afiurd a prompt wedding. Ili Frai,Fe
venwan's .freedom began when she m, -
'ried ; heir, it seemed the end. Tie
r\tnrriean maiden could run around as
lunch as she 'pleased`while,tite wife•
wkas a sort of (recluse, 'almost haltered
to the house.! There Was no need of
' o.,great a change as_ often Occurred,
lough, of coa,irse, the wedded pair had
to matte ntlitual surrenders, the
womat}r.p;ty, i g:,,'up her flirtations and
gadding. and the husbtiud his birebelor
and boerishness and nomadile , life;
his cllllwroorn, absorption and , 'roving
ftincieee 'Single life was arithmetic
ark 'm rried• life algebra. Pits re
spo1u'ibihity of eating three meals was
dlflerent froth cooking three 'arid the
lnieneal altar was a place!of, sacrifice,
tie surrender of time, 'liberty and
prefer, ace.
Dr.. Holines thought that both
_parties should go to the smile church.
'The girl t1t couldn't get leer beau
-conviuced;a before marriage 'would
pr,ba ly 'wait a long time•afterward;•
No girl inther senses would, --marry a
drinking man, Better -marry, a man
Who talked in his bleep' ori_ snored.
Charles could afford" to :Marry the
right girl, Zecause it would be as
cheap or cheaper than .. Single life.
Tasteful, not expensive attire, made a
woman attractive- The woman was
to' biaure for extravagance if indeed
e S, nuwy was. neglected, and, as a
spatter of tact, a man didn't know Elle
difference between a $3 shawl and
'one of Queen yicturia's ' cashmere.
i, Every woman knew, that she was,^ as
' adorable to her husband in :plain, ten -
cent calico as in $1 silk ; . whereas,
in some fashionable circles, it,, cost
more; tei, dleys.;one darighter for p; party
than to send two `sons to co1Iag; for a
year. -
Don'e.l.ht the !harried b ard, but
-keep hgnsel,ever;Hb sin,py, the'.apeaker
having i?eei an happy in two rooms on
the Keshwiiulkee River, in thi's State,
as in 'yonder nice new . parsonage,
which was a credit to them all. The
'women who didn't keep house lacked
he opportunity for the cultivation , of
all.) Ouse affection's and ;races:
In selecting a companion marry'
j,- health, marry appetite, don't.; marry
e" ' an the sly. • WO the wedding ;-day
the happiest, of ani your life, a day of
song. istndl}t.; gre.etino, warm hand-
shakes `an`d' eceegratulations. kak
God's guidance in every step, making
Marriage a veritable-, sacrament, its' lie
the, Catholics. 13 sept physically,
the wedded should 1)6 ialike as in cul,.
'tore and toil.—Chienyo '!aloe-Ocaan.
7C#► *U*tng stat.
YOU call _clUrlt spree; Magi and
get all the butter out of it ; you can
churn slightly acid: ereaw and geb
the butter, or youcap pllurip tyxic{ga
our orpatn, (:tied gc,t, 411 the butter,
The sw,e+tlereanAmill; makie.' inttter,
of very, mirk favor,; if you p freer its,
flavor, to that of ripened Abpaw then
the question is .settled eo file as, you
ore e cpuc,ertled.
Tastes different ; if you are; making
butter to tell ,ytou atust consult the
test of yodr eutitonieas..
Some o>rtltos®,have; been accustomed
to eating, 'buttermilk -flavored butter
do not a,, =fiat likebetter washed
while in grains, but after they use, it
for a whine they object te.the otlie,rt
13uttertcan bo salted too mode when
it is dry -salted,, Iy1M not, when it is
brine salted. The later teethed re-
quires the mosxtsaltl and less labor,.
besides being sure to salt .the butter;
eveialyt
Ernest.-lllie •fi{.e,t girl., of yours.
Site always seems to; take things cool,
Jasper—'Dake, thing. cool 1 I,should
say she did„1 •She took two ice•creams
and three,•glasees of stria the other,
nigbb
11Ataikglu tN,NlQht 11011. na,.
gag of .tris.' most, effective of .white
Bilk, .with., tiny imam dots on, it., Int
reaghes Ohs �i he ground and is beautif !lily;
heti ite ed; the collar is atbroadi ane,
urn
01I,t;4:sailor fashion and tijrown, back.,
f€ t .enough to expose the neelt very well,
The sleeves are full and have9deep cuffs,
is ii1 on the left side is a pocket in which;
ir,r?tuck a white silk handkerchief .with
a•tnonograra in'mauvq e a t• The cuffs
are of mauve silk cablyhtl with white
sleeve has, and•the cp a�r!, is also of the,
colored silk. A soft Vrlte silk tie>,i',
knotted ie,,,front in sailer fashion, Thee
haberdasher ,announces;that this 4 per
funned so , thoroughly with violet;, that
even two of three visits, to the cleaner's
'will not dispel the Odor. A more femi-
nine looking robe de nuit is of pale rose
silk, withits collarand edged'wtthi
lace, andacravat of lawn and lace, such
as the gFejntleme>i of the court of Louis
Quatorze wore. "The height of folly, or
iiarmony,'as you may choose to call it,
was reached by a—a—a sometbing—I
'shouldhate to call it a roan ;,A4e
mourned deeply, in a material sense,. for
an uncle :*ho left him a pile of money.
' His sleeping robes 'were of white ;silk,
With oars; Cellar collar' and pocket of,Y black
crape, while' it black bordered handker-
chief was the pother adjunct. New York
Letter in Philadelphia Times.
It;itha mighty unfortunate man who
hasn't, something to be prop of.
There's Smirkiue who never wearies
of displeylng collection of • retie
books, while Pnrbly is quite as happy,
in showing his sore thumb.
Ferocity' of Red. Alfa.
One evening I found that a countless
multitude of red ants had collected about
two trees close to my tent and were mak-
ing a thoroughfare of one of, my ropes.
I thought it best to discourage this, so I
got some kerosene oil, the beat antidote
I know er;insec;pests of any,kind, and,
dipping as;feather into it, began to anoint
the rope.;thinkine, in mysimplioity, that
they would not like to cross the oil, and
would be obliged to find _angther road.
There was a perfect storm. of indigna-
tion. They rushee!;, together front. both
sides, and tlrrew"thenmelves on the oiled
feather in the, spirit of Meltus Curtius.
They died', of'course, but others came on
in scoresaanting for the same glorious
death, art0 had to give up my idea of
dislodging/them by kerosene.—"Eha,"
the Naturalist, in St. James Gazette.
Greek Arglriteeture and Dipdern_•Genius.
We may,as well concgde that in archi-
tecture, sculpture and poetry the Greeks
have not been surpassed by nations of
nnodern times. But this concession cov-
ers only a:ptnall space,;in the boundless
'field of human, effert. Within the in.
closure of thoseCTrectan walls that house
our patent sysl;.ein dire womders that seem
to belong to a different wo ;id}; and to a
higher order of .beings than tate world
and the men for wiled('• Homer sang.
•W e copy some of the betutilrul forms of
Grecian architecture, but w.e.,add to our
'buildings the results of ages of scientific
plogess. In heating, lightnrig, draining;
ventilation, the elevator, and a thousand
devices that promote comfort 'and en-
hance beauty we hays made 'mere prog-
ress in the present century than was
Achieved in all preceding ages.—New Or.
lq a Picayune •
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Thritit'ng Tptsode in Dfow Ho}It.
What's; to be done? whispered the
janitor 'of the building livid with
terror. The. walls are cracking, the
floor is a13'out to fall, 'and•yet if you
tell:theset;people the building is going
'to collapse there will be hundreds of
tfieln killed trying to get out•
Pll attend to that whispered the
elrairman in reply; My friends,he said,
turning to`the audience, I am request-
ed to say that at tae cotrelusion o: the.
next feature in :the evening's .enter-
tainment li collection will be taken up,
for the beiiefit of the Gant monument
fund.
'Before the ore,hestrt}e,,had f Aished
the selection that follgwed title speech
the great !tall was enigfy. ' The chew,
vu's presence of tided had Saved a
ttieusatld lives.
JQR TILE BEST VALUE
RDERED CLOTHING,
H*T• ,
---Cn TOr-•--e,e,
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PAPS ARTS,
o ,.i RS,, CUFFS,,
Cheap Sr
W B S' T E' I. S
A valuable•suggestion—Rev, Long,
necker—Dear, I de wish I could think
of some way to make the congrega,tien
keep theit;,eyes on nie during tl►e.ser-
mon. Little Tommy—Pa, you ,wtent
to put the clot'!;, right behind 1 the
pulpit.,
Stanley seems to be at the height
of good fgrtune,. Famous, courted,
the pet of .society, lionsed by won
arcing,, and princes, and mow about to
marry one of the brightest and most
charming of women, it is . difficult to
see what more of worldy, good he
.could desire. The lesson fqr other
newspaper,ruen is. obvious.. Strike
out, discever a new continepitt, and
do it -pretty quick,too, while there are
any new continents left, to discev�er.
--Messes J 1 Elomuth & Seta have a,large
stock of tweeds and all kinds, of olotbg,,aed
are giving deckled bargains in stylish suis,d.
Drop In. and leave your order£or a suit,, No
trouble tostigw goods and §note prices.,
To prevent layer cake from stiekino
to the tins,tte- sure to rail) there rilnoothi
wtth contmoti table slut, and ;ellen oil'
tiietu with melted butter, after which
nightly dredge with sifted their,
:First Messenger 13oy-1 say, qer•;
elloie wat far.yer rennin' down the
street just now .? llecend bllessenger
Boy—Ah chane off, . 8ems Bloke gtw
the a push an started,:the a ruuni�g
and Y wez .t up lazy to, stop. Seel
Waste not, want +t1,ot,
adage, and tunny; a crumb Can be Saved
by nutting a loaf of bread or cake,
newly baked( with a hot knife, the _
shoes being,as neatly cut as if the o TUB xr,rd•elt
I'1.10 infar-- Sar readers th t i IWO ^h p0.40101 Nuns
Ic.iaveS were cool and twenty four beast By its timely use'; strands of hopei••'mnises'have been t•ttl
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.tttt,;n olcl,
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11:es. to Ixltln
that her stock of -
e. •e, ce•
Pint ttl a 1 ���,����iero
has arrived and is now opened 'out. The stock is well-.
assorted, and contains.all the fas.iionable styles for this year.
FEATHERS, FLOWERS,, - RIBBONS( -- LACES,. - ETC,
A'laage stock of
- -• FmAN'-Q`. G0 0 D 9
always on hand.
U. P 1t.,TIML TABL,„ .r•..
Titans arrive and depart us follows :
Ln.},WG Ai,Srli-1W
6:380, m .:.. .. For Toronto..... , ....5:35 a, in2ai,p.m .. •• 2:15 p.m
2:16 p. m For Tees�yater 2.15
10:304). tu 10:30 '
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A. b. STRATIiDEE .AGENT, 5vt�ouAat. .
Through tickets to all points in America -North.
West iPacilic Coast, etc via the shortest and nil
popular routes. Bat,gage, checked through to,
destination. Lowest frelght,rates to all points.
Lenaa(ti'i i#1f Planus.
The -other day`I'saw a piano that had
been 'returned froin a city nearly 800
miles away because "something rattled
in it,",and the dealer, who had spent
three days ill trying to find the cause of
the difilculty—finally attributing it to a
defect in the sounding board—returned
it. No'.v there was nothing wrong about
the sou}lding board, and the piano was
in good,,fondition, blit l)ad been hurried.;
ly shipped, alid a sc evvz: in the swing
desk attachment was not firmly imbed-
ded this caused the rattle.
Now itis just this kllid of a trivial
oversight•thateauses metre than Go per
cent. of the trouble knokvn as rattling.
I remember about two ,reentlas ago in a
place in Baltitnore an upright piano had
to be taken back and taken apart and a
day spent over it to' atop ;such a disturb,
ante, which was caused by frothing more
than a small piece; of ,shaving about a
quarter of an iaae; t i;erig that got in under
the pressure bar;. It cyttltl ,not be seen
and to fhtd it cgata•liit,of money.—Xusi-;
cal Conner. • '
---TIME TABLE. ,
L1tAV WINOItA?l. AItaIVI:.AT WIAMAal.
0: 3dia.n1.Toronto,Guelph,,1 aInterston, Sc. 5:80 min.
11:111 .t •• 10:10 "
3.40a�p. nl.
7:25, "
3:401).m.
131::8100t1111
s1 K0 p, 10- I1
m
1010,4(
" Clinton, "
Palmerston, Mixed..., ..10:15 a.m.
. London, Sic.. 11:00 "
.' 7:45 p.m.
Kincardine, Ste 6:30 a.m.
11:10 "
0:50 p.m
114RBE'4.1 S Etig P.
Taf'R. MALCOLM McDON' LD,
(ATC or Itri'r.cY,)
111101na purchased'tne barbering buss loss pf Messrs.
Sefiastian Bros., is prepared to give all 6lti„qustonlcrs
send; as many new ones as patronize him; "Aatistaotion
in ail lines of the profession..
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The .MI'LE DEPARTMENT ' contains a 4aried
assortmentaof Silks, Satins, Satin Brocades, Plushes, Velvets and
M„ttutle Cloths, to choose from. Perfect fitting,. and latest and .
most fashioha;ble garments.- An inspection invited;.
First door north of B,;k3, Gerster's jewelbry store.
Wingh ,pa, March 20,,;1 90,, 1415 S �”' $ �" �" Ta�
SHAVING AND HAIRCUTT,IN,G
are Ty. specialties.
itsl.Glve no a call at t sa old stand, opposite•G•pjrlon
and yleintyre's store.,
56. MCDoNALp,,.
TILES ;TILE8.
ARMRR9',TRR x R�'dii 6lF,UlLc'f3is.
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arc ine MaehinaOiL
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TRY IT'(»JCE ,AND YOU WILL USE NO •OTI-I ER_
Every
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Every barrel,guarauteed.,; Wo are the sole manufacturers of the Genuine Lardine. Also ciylinder, Engine ,;
Wool and Harness Oils.
Mc i B1103. ,; II Ca., T' el.
JUST Q-ENED.
GFt H ANL
R. A.
of the Kingham Brick Yards, have on hand a law,
`stock of tiles for:drains ig Purposes, from 11 inchesAo,
10 inches in size' which wili: be sold cheap, and 4tn,
most favorable terns. t'artners ,ntondin:; to drain•,
alhould see our Tilos for theuisilvea,,.betore deciding
to use lumber • o
A large quantity of,.
IIIISTALASSaltIGH
On hand, and wllla`be Bold at lows'tVliving la' rapt,
ELLIOTT BROS.,
u'intthant
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she: to r,cod t9 0, bottlt s of my remedy Iftltri 40 h4y Of votir
b imps
it the will /land the their 'Fxpra s and Post • ()ales «'1
` y'NmaroAkAWN rec well!t Agiotoatast apth, TCR'"l'tu't't tl
has just (opened up a
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Geoeralet! PfouisIo.�a!�d GioGerf Stora!
nea,,rly,opposi.te the Market.
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The stock consist§ of -
Sugars, Teas ,•!..robaceos,. Spices I aisens, ,Curra it:
Datts, Figs and Prpges.
CANNED GOODS OF ALL' KINDS—Filuit, Peas, torn, .Salmon,.
Corned Beef .and •Said i ncs,, -
All kinds of Bieenits. Dried Meats, Fish„}B,tltter, Eggs and Liverpool!
Salt. �!,•ai'ull assortmentt,of
°RQ KE Y AND CtLAS W4R ;
in sets or separate...
O:
BrAter, Eggs,, Dried Meet, ere., t,aken:;,,rn exchanges•.” A.s we,,
bt .f•fbr pash,.,we are able, to :,elL _at,,tlie.,.chtani)et zt}tes., By<,
call ig and iurpecting our goods,yoa,;rvi,LW oblige:
March 24.8911.
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W inginam, Ont.,,
A Mewing to .Every .1404.§0p :n;?
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HOLLOWAM 11AND OIN)*N1
ThosetAdtttsiee bave.stood the, tett 01•11ity year experience; and •ateltenounged'.1t,he t' rleatetg6r; fee
Family nab. '.
z.L$"
04i6 II tam ;5s Av _OWi; n
l?ueity, ths. b.O , GotJ'ect all•dieordofis..pt the LtVYi.2�, atom 1 N , D ti f� a
invaluable in all aolypla its inch rental to fet�tla es 01 a i a•»t+a
to the only reliable reins), for had lege, *Drell,.,u:ae^te, and old wounds. b'..1t BRO:1011I11t$, tut p�
r`naoA'rs, eat -oils, s, (IOI.DA, GOUT, R cuRnisMI., 11LADtrLAa AWEt,.-Ilra3A A:d1) 'ALI. 51 Ila
DISEASES ,fee Attsiet' A,ot,
t Ia&A3;;d I`1` itAS :tTO N. UAL Ma ufde ur n NOW o>tf6rd. tato, 3 L d
t ori Only t 7B N a
fer.thtr abode � u c y .
y i 'Ii and sold byallg t4
Hent! unreal. tloti:cil:e Vondorti throughout the world.
dsr ' Reay tt' , 'I c timers abound look to•thb LaltaI.'ou.t1&e i30 etrt Pot& :If: ft.n ..+'hid :,'
. a : ' ,.1 ,fid fltreet;, Teeud !s,: tlity•;ai O:nimez i •
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