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(euteettee, big ovate,/
Teems
It loving ettemory of stn. G Simpson, who
diet, in Clltntou, July ustb,1890,
<? rtto$her, haw waluite. thee Imre,
tinsel teou hest from us deported:;
We airs thy voice, that uved to oiaoer,
''iehsu we ware so duwultourted,
Whee (teeth itis raveeee did wbke,
Arad our sister and brother beth did take;
T1aeu fu last we lust our fethee! dear,
'We felt lonely uuel arra, but mother's voice
did cheer;
She said'iu deepest sorrow and in love,
Prat not, for your fattier lives above,
Ile weer read the blessed bookdaviue,
At every meet every worn,
a ,ad pr,ayeet to Gee with heart sincere,
,'o bless end keep ins children dear,
Hee gone to joie toe oboir above,
Where all is peace and joy and love.
And ao.b sheered ue day by day,
But now those days are. lied away;
How could we bear our lonely lot
If we cher wise counsel bad fergotf
Attle'she baa goue, we remember well
The story of tbe crow she used to telt,
To our attentive, lieteuieg ears,
Though we were yery youug in years,
Aud whoa, in naughty paaaioua wild
Like
many another wayward child,
We quarreled, did wrong or disobeyed,
She led us to a private ;open and prayed,
That God would olraneae our sinful heart,
Teat oh ua to"seek the better part,
That all our sins might be forgiven,
That wean at last might meet iu heaves.
But now that voice is hushed and still,
We must bow to' our heeaveuly et -Where!
will,
We may s*e her no more iu this vale of
tears,
She has gone where they count got• the
thee by years.
But where petite and sighing all are o'era,,
Where cares distract the soul no more,
Te the rest prepared for the people of God,
Who in His win delighted ace ha his pre.
terns trod,
0 mother, the tone Will not be long,
11. •we are oubt faithful here,
Till We abali :help you sing that tong,
And +shed no wore the parting tear.
Mse. R. Masan.
Wiugnam, Out.
' TOM'S,
A letter from Tow said Mrs. Merk-
le opening the envelope she had just
received from a neighbor who lt'ad
stopped on his,way from the poste
Weise. Well it's time, he wrote.
Dear ! dear l dear l what doss this
mean: f
For the letter read thus
Dees Manatee -You'll be eurprieea'
to learn that I situ married, 1 OW aur-
prised myself. But she's the nicest
gni you ever saw, pretty Be a picture,
and a professional 'artist, painta port,
nets
and landscapes
too.
Ia
oat her
in the way of boa nes* :two 12w caths
ago. and now she is sac . wife. len
y w f . a1 nt
comm; dowu with her iu * week or
so, and she shall paint your . portrait
and sketch the old place. Ytn'!l love
her deer.y.
Your affectionate' sou,
Tolle.
Mrs. Merkle dropped leer letter and
her spe4tacles and putted bet heudker-
chief Brut of her 'apron pocket.
44 Tout ivarried l' she exelsimed,
Married 1 Well,1 want to know 1 Mar
seed, and to such a person 1 A gal that
points pie:tures fur a iiviug .1 What
kind of a busiaseeti is that 1 Why
didn't she learnt the grainy.makiug, or
lie -a eersurtrioa or milliner 1 What
kind of a wife will he have f
And old Mrs Merkle eat down with
her italdketehief to her eyes and had
what elle culled a good try. 1+'inally,
recovering her composure, she went to
the secretory, placed, after the curious
country fashion, in e, dark corner ha
bled, the door, end ,ien snuffled air
epistle to her eon, wield, set forth her
opinion of hie choice in plait', Anglo,
Saxon rod ended with these wordit e
1`d es soon you'd have chosen a- civ»
sue girl.
Site did nut even give her new
daugi ter•ii,klaw the expected iaatitr.
titan She oousidered hr test a vete
'lotted WoWnta, tl►a,ugh why, it it hard
ties Loll
' No 'mower cae'tte, and 8110 begin - to
feel that elle! 11ua bent as little• too
eetrare, when ohs day slab tat iu the
welt lirtittir,g maid fretting Inwardly,
it you Jig walnut opened the .gate and
watlk+a it,,,at Well br:ilt girl Of tW,anty
with dirk wavinghair, a%rr, and *pretty,
bwr42.g mouth, who, having asked ►f.
ohm wort Mrat, khakis, handed her a
ietver.
Ifs 'from r. Merkle, your *on, she
,thirst the old lady opeiling le, toad
atm words
Nen i oratiZ..A* you feel s o
'fly *brit my orfs Ielt not bring bur
II you ask me. List nee recomla'h+er,d
•lesu tilaek w, who wiial tact glad
aC„eItea *awit:Wtwvie ler
440 of oouotry air, if *he ie
treated 44 cue of the family itil tali
respects,
Oh I said the old laky, looking up;
you *rte An. n. Jaccsoiq
Yeas nut'arn, said the girl.
Well, my 404 reCotnniende you•-..
' uaucla
be ltneWe *bout iit•^*atat4I nx,gitt
as well try you hove you worked for
bite, t
Ye; 'na'aus, replied Jane age:iu,
ale new wife, ,low; she Can't do
,Much, i suppose+--a�.tottt the hoose, I
meats t
All that wet, done I did, replied the
girt.
1 suppose >:o, said Mrs. Merkle.
Poor Tour. You on nuke bread
now, arae cake, and milk.? Well, since
I've bad rheumatism, I do Lewitt to
l poteet woman
rrouu i is neonate% e$' mesee,
A,_ despatch front Ottawa ,says the
Minister -of Customs ihas receive] a
ut aha uumbee of letters rrom persons anter-
Eler eeted in ties ebeeyo trade of Canada,
re `reeeatip v
atundry 1?�j K, t�rat inferior Wisconsin
us as cheese are brought to Montreal and
house other poiats.in'•Caueda; there branded
gowns,► Oanadian produce, and theca ehippee
pretty to Elreat Britain so such, thereby .seri.
a
usl affecting t market depriv-
ingY R hie !c L and d, pray.
ing %nada of .the; enviable reputation
she Lae won for ireriself la England ea
producing a firet•clabe ; gUaitty. lion.
Mr. Buwell.hae ordered that instruct -
awls be 'betted • to collectors at the
different ports to give more strict at-
eution than, in the past to the packing
and'repackraig of cheese while in bond,
so as to preVeut., any charge being
wade in the.: character of the goods or
packages it1 high they are bowled.
Linder no circumstances whatever are
collectors .tri permit the brands or
packages When bonded to be changed
or guy brat,dor mark to be added to
such pu;skavre. if any atonal)
violate the law iu this respect i
covered', the "feileat' peualties wi
enforced agaiust o iendere, not
under the Oustorne Aet,but also u
the, erovieiuus of • the Merolla
Jt7sirk Otlei►ua Aot, This course,
::h01)46;wilt :Pee tt stop to the fr
eeon,pltiined uf~.•
give up, but I have ben .a worker,
I know what is what, ; Yon oat, stay,
Trunk at the depot, eh ? Well,1'I!
have it fetched. -
Jetta Jackson, thus welcomed, stay.
ed, and a fine, helpful young person
she proved to he, Nothing abo
house that she could not do.
cooping was perfect. Her l..
work elegant. And yet she . w
lady -like as any one. She.
tidied, sbe mode the ora lady's
caps and a thouaaud other
things for the old parlor.
You really are the smartest girl I
ever knew, said Airs., el;erkle one day..
other, -said filed, will Jou. kiss
ant what, home on n
. . la T done with your
'wife 1 What dots this tr4eetr;1 gimped.
llirs, Alerkle, •
It wettus that I inn Toiga'. wife, ;laid
Jatte, and that he -bas never land any
0144104 which walk of life we moves, we are
r
ether. Wheeu I beard your
of we I ,made up nay tn;nd. t
'h took back :y maiden Haiti
Ode to prove to you that a
might be aisle to paint pieta
yet he,able ' to • • make bread.
matte ,gooey enough by•my b
pay a .servant but you don't f
of Tom going buttonlesst . now, do yotr
mother?
1' hope yqu'll.both: forgive me. dears,
amid the old lady, and 1 think I`au the.
,hoot ► ra+aad Moe Tito * 'areaterpt.
The Eaters, bulletiaa isethel by $ore.
fiery Blue of the Ontario Bureau of
Statistical in replete with intorrnatiun
of great interest to farmer., ►uerch*tats
and ut*nufaoturers and the people
grsertclly.. Indeed, n0 matter in
0 alter it
fee $1 *11. delondeaat upon the succevse of the
woman farmer for good' titnuaa. The report
res gate $hoW%the eon4itiop of the crops ectad
aaa, the estiwated yield,+ of the eeretr;1,s
ruetr .tel feared lapott thee rPporta of '703 ogress
eti afraid
poudenta at date..The acreage of
fall wheat i*, taken from the as
meat rollu, while 011 ether areae
statistics are .powpiled from rat
salad. by farmers under date of July
The a ricultural and business
6 .
out-
look it; brighteue4 by these official
reports.
The report plates the fall wheat
grown this year at 14,832,240 bushels
epring wheat, 9,629,180: bushels ;
barley, 16,311,390; oats, 56,572,648;
rye, 1,61.7,535; pease, 16.090,261;
beans, 840,01,&; bay"and clover, 4,-
805,915 tons. The yield per acre is
given as : Fall w heat,20,6 ; spring, 20;
barley,, 23.3 oats, 80,1; rye, 15.7.;
pease, 20.6; beans, 21,3; fray and
clover, 1.75.
The corn omit; 41,000 aures more
then the average of tbe previous
eight years, and the ' buckwheat area
more by 2:1,000 mores. The soot crops
have an area of 21,0e0 yei!
aures shore 'is
the average, the principal iucrenses
beim; in turnips, mange' wurareld and fa
Poor you may he, but you'd be a
treasure to guy than; and there's my
son rte married to that. painting thing.
in New York. Starved and out of
elbows, and all his buttons of by tide
time, I suppose, while ehe daubs,
Did you ever see any ono. paaint ?
asked Jane. •
Only the man that did the door* and
window fraise five years ago, aaid
Alre, Merkle.
1 can paint'a little,said Jane. After
everything is done 1 mean to paint
you a picture af you'll let me.
That day Jane produced from her
trunk a sketching block and colors, and
proceeded to paint the gray oat lying on
a crimson cushion.
It's the natur•alest piano, I aver
saw, said hire. Ment,,•. Did' you
catch it from Tones wife..
Oh, no l A. better painter than
she'll ever Le taught .n►ee, said Jane,
No doubt; replied Mrs. Merkle. A
poor critter she xs, - dol.'s ', you :think
I've no great idea of her myself, said
Jane.
The next. d'ay she sketched Mrs.
Markle in ` her rocking chair. AS
natural the old lady declared ism a
ptlotogragi, and having whitewaeola•
tel the kitchen until it looked like hot
pressed writing paper on Saturday
afternoon, elle opened the parlor
organ on Monday: evening and played
all the old dol
church magic the old lady
loved. When she had done she tam-
ed *beet, and to her surprise found
the old lady iu tears.
Air, what is the matter 4 she cried
running to her end kneeling down.
Why doyou cry so l
Alt ,lane, sobbed the old lady,I was -
thinking of Tom. If'only he had
married a girl like you: Stay with
me Jaue.."You are all the comfort
have.
I'd like to have little Holiday said
Jackson next day. 1 head tome
things and can't buy these here;
Very *ell Jane, said Mrs. Merkle.
You eau have it. But don't stay
lung, 1'11 miss you to ,noels.
Jane tested. promised slat departed:
That evening the 41 lady sat alone:
when the stage stopped at the door.
Jane back again i she said and hur-
ried to open it. Ors the porch etoort
her ,son, who clasped her in his twiliar,
Dear. another he said, haven't yott
kite for me',
She gave hitt: sissy an& drew him by:
the ares,
Why don't you (tome 101 She ask
eJ.
Mt wife is with me, another, he
*aid.
Ifalee't site etiougls manner' to
Coate gland sb*ke bands, lurked the old
lady:
Perirap' P4' better take her back to
town, said Toni laughing.
Now ghees here, she'd better stay
'while, 1 should at*y, *aid the old lady
coldly.
,Fere, Afro, ?deride were waaitlag for
yeti, cried Tont merrily.
Anda lady in. elegant; . travelling
dry+', het face hiddeta by vier .blue veil,
welked up the otos-.
My wife; mother, Said Toni.
how elo you; dot laid the old lady
elifFy; Welk in.*
Site ked the _ way inks. 00 parlor;
Toni end bit wife follOtred,
The bitter � quite &Uottai4*,tit,,
el ill keeping Ler visit down..
Take ori' yoter von, mild Tem.
;form lotras"a prelltY hot
And blue v'tkrr was lily
*ass+
rand
Marne
etea;i
1 euef parof adMed ddl! bet *Noxl
ull `lti
?arae loot kIts • s*exe.p
ta
other sections to ell muteea de
%nate have +*iso doe* acute: miler
Hurm, Brace lted (+rev. The meta Of
the beat, crop itt :gent has been lereely
increased this yeaar, Tisiwu at;', a whole
e,ruept on play soils, which lecktl#"
Moisturesin July, the crop will be a •
good elle, Tire buy yield is abundant
all slot►g the line, and inauy carrel-
pondea;t$ report that * • gimp of ao
great ahundaunu•has never before been,
Jammu. It has been harvensted in axoaad
condition. The midge did wielder -
able dawsge to ,the clover crop, ,
A favorable erop of corn is promise
ed au Eases and Kent, aid in parts 0.#er
Elgin, li n, Eambton and lklfddlarNz.
the southern ceutr*1 uoubties of 1
western peninsula the indications are
not so good, bat elsewhere, and e*
peroiatly in tlae, eastern part of the
province, there will probably he en
abundant supply (f fodueir corn,
Reports as to roots vary according
o the nature of the soil amid the situ
thou* 4n tars fronds a groat clear. at
ed rottedy hut. °on well,dragiued or
age• ground better .remits followed,
whips sneered from the fly, and ell
to root crop*, owing to the wet, were
+let by as great esop of • we`ede that
ere Lard to combat.
The apple ctarnp is ra big failure.
one.th►rd of the averaakir
Ilei
into
011
g s . a the whit*
in +s r hear of u Mel
a would heCtaetor
e.Poor dot, No, t
money. You halve
ose, Take youruy Joule bread w
lug family.
"Water-�--A term
posed of oxygen et
A compound of v
wJaich teen drink
water at this sem'.!
keep themselves o',
to suppose that
off by setting his
2,40 rate by the u
raRsrestlfa,x t. d
+street areal, hit
New York police, co
livinit by collecting.
selling theta to afar
ere for fifteen tom
aoWetimee gathered
pound*, in a day.
a
tl
be
w
Oil
O
Id
Id is proralieed. The peat* !Fop else
poor, and plums are a comparative,
lure, the Week kuet and curcalio
potautes, but no estimate of these trope are
baa yet been received.b. be
Fall wheat in Western Ontario. is gal
Krupa
doing deadly work. Peaches will
very scarce, but there is a table of
m in Gilead in the report that
s will be a'+glorious yield, per -
denier n►ention btliurg verses of tLar•
big crop in the Luke Rem region:.,
Pasture and live stook are ln. jay
condition, and it is proeuble that t
will be pretty pleastiful,for the ensuing
winter.. There will Hot he sit many
animals: as usual for fattening.' Some
carrnapondentea in the Western part of
the, Province • ,00wplai{r • of the
price of milk. The general health of
bees has been good, and , the average
yield of honey per hive will be M
pounds.
Ttie supply of farm. labor hoe been
about equal to the detaand, but very
rarely
1
y in erases of it, Year by ystapl;,
the demand for outside help is gradu '-
ally falling off with the more general
use of binder' and other laborsaving
machinery, so that many farmer& with
their sena .t if they. are fortunate
enough to:have sous who witi stay on.
the fare,) 'tour do the whole of than
work themselves, and hardly find the
work of harvest heavier than that of
any ether season.. The rate of wages
wga
has ranged Prow $1 to $1.50 by the
day, and from - $15 to $25 by the
month, according to tha efficiently and
supply of labor. The rate woe slight-
ly lower in the eastern ;pert of the
Proviuee than elsewhere.
A movement will be started after
the end of the long legal vacation in
England to procure by a writ of
habeathes
ilraer capstion of Mrr,
r 4 *he
was sentenced to imprisonment for
life on a charge of murdering tier bus-
baand.
A hick &inter ,Pie used recently -at
as birthday party was made otter lam.,
empty pan, to the inside of which had
been neaps' fr wire door. At the last
moment, tett live canary birds *mints
in it, end when the ribbons Werepull.
e4 and the cower came off the birds
dew out. They were then catrgtt and
oeged,bryndeotne cages having beenpro•
*Med for them, and each child want
bom.$the happy poaleitittr •f a bird
and cage, and filled with wonderment
int to that way they pat them•
tr►
departure has been taken in
ended for' the edillcetiot of
0 in the electric, fotnit the
' beets :preaetated tb /bluettr:
generally a fine crop. is, the eastern
t to counties, ;where comparatively little
s dia- fall is sown about t on .
e
aIf
I
h of the
11 he
only
nderi•
udise
it is
ages
r ie,0N,00 8n eels aarielns.
- i 'Loo4tto t�'r.e vreu.
It as estimated that the surplus
wheat crop of the14orthwest .fo'r export
wilt
tet *bout 16,000,000 bushels. If
frost will hold oh' the 'elevators will be
tilted to bursting, _• The effect " will be
to diffuse front tim to twelve millions
of duller* uwoUg the eettleru, relieve
the tightness inelident to former short.
eget; and give signing imapalee to trade
►n every direction. There is a large
amount of paper .overdue to the i4a*
plewent makers, and this will have. a.
Chatceto be taken cater of. It Hisses
about $60 a. head for every luau,
women and child of the population
from this scone alone, and a state of
popular content with the country
which will promote ;Ysore rapid settling
up of the ns*° lands by imnrigratiou;'.
Tk* * aauteeturs et CeU iei4.
The manner an , which celluloid is
mtade in France is as :follows . A huge
real of paper it unwound slowly, 'and
while uuwusding is saturated with t
t`'
nittute of See parts of ! aaulpbwric and:
two parts of taitric acid, which ie Ohre.
fatly sprayed upon the . paper. The
effect of thi* bath is to gloms: the
'011111oue in the paper into pyroxyfiue.
The next process is the expelling of
the excel. of acid in the paper l.7
prc8sure r''ud it* washiarg with plenty
of water., fti is teen eteduce4 to a pulp
and bleached, after which it i* sinal,,•
ed, and then mixed with from 20 to
40 pelt cent of dray weight in Water,
Then tollovi'a another mixing and
grinding, after which the puip its
spread. in thin shretae, which are pat
Under enoruaouaa hydraulic pressure
and gummed until h let u -dry as
tinderr'. Thee shako are their put
between heated rollers aand,*time tett
in quite e1* tic strips which Ire Works
ed up into . V01100 forma ;n which
oelittitud' i>v wadi.
>�,
filet Nee
!Ito p efee,Raill awe thees*
a ye* order wetly. J. A. �
crop was winter•kiIled. 'There was
little or no injury from drought or
insects, but the weevil, midge and
rets °ffeetedd some injury in almost
every county. 1 -Incense of the drought
of last fall kelp grain .alppeare,to - have
been generally 'sown lite, •especially
on heavy clay, teeny fields of which
.were bare during the winter. With
the excessive rah, of spring, followed
by great heat, ewe such a rue h of
plants that much rust and slrriukege
were expected, but 'the damage is
slight and will not Materially affe t
y c
the sample. The berry is generally
reported plump, the straw bright, and
the crop the bent for year. Spriug
wheat is af air crop, but on low-lying
land, owing to the wet spring, the
yield is poor. T1, bearded varieties,
especially Coloredo, are most praised
throughout the Province, and White
Bowden, French Imperial and Wild
Goose are rather ,u10re commended
than the Fyfe 'sed wheats, whether
of Scotch or Manitoba growth.
The barley crop: ie not up to the
average, * decreased aerosol being
'own and the wet: epring, foilowed by
dry, Lot weather, being * *inet it.
Reports respecting the imported two,
rowed barley—of which small samples
were sown bar many harmers" -are
perhaps shout *pally divided for and sonnet, . It .has
been
ascertained
this variety is front a week t o
dela later iu maturing then the ordi.
nary six -rowed barley, but at it had
been eut in hardly a single instatrce it
was difficult to express a definite o
reliable Opinion upon it, and the reports
are very guarded in title toped.
The Oet crop, air a whole, ie a short
one, It *uttered greatly from the
early eeitnttiee change' ea ales from it
red, ratty blight, From iluron,
/rue*, Grey lint Simcoe,. however,
alert arereporti that the atop will be
up to tl,e average. Early' varieties ort
wetll.dreined' land have beets most inc. `4' t"° .
ne.afut, t�1;te int
Be. lethe pubht
af
w
a
y 1
y g crap, and cif wl,ielt ha
ti bloom), The fountain btu'Eronl alsloat the eaineittotees at heir„ interlines
ray and °ate, eepaci*liy in t )ie :'Lake of arxwa t
Fria diatela„ Tire. push Imreparch*pe *hen It
suffered more tiro:n hugs, this year in +ht,
the older p ma of thiel, Prayitraat rt'turrtrraabl,t
teem ,usual, ,aotn'.ly len ZOO* and Ke let the glitter
pectase there *time to ba 'at kir but un.- Park.
Joni, which are artistic/MY>'t a of *do
y.fivar fret, 'ri!e fountain
even yield. The latter atop suffered ,watt 200
led, the lai he t r
vitreins► of waster to M height
miHated, is a most bbstattful
Tire spray eeapar*teaa into in.
drops, ouch whichredeem
Vittle
IJw *Wet of owe o#ca13 hit
shower '
•
A C*thelte
The Oateolie :bill
have dseided to call
in Engtend to unit
orusade.agsinat in
have prlepareed a
effect, which when
he read front every
England On the fir
Meath.
Winr3 Caasaeaaada
tot The liquor traffic
inion shsorbed 1sa
hashed* of grain.
licensed distitreriee
15,847,628 gallants
this huge quantity
were taken for
gall nil for export,
we consigned to
• Tete Or
The habit of
liquors ie one of t
has been indulged
+oivilr countries
pasted that itwill
Although reason
habit, especially-
that
speciallythat it still hag i
are yet tome who
its ; moderate ua
tease, but even le.
tend their examip,i
dunce 'apart oth
young p1eOple, wire
by their parents
themselves, than
edinatihns. `Rut
in the end, and w
eyes: to the fel
Chemistry and
before u4•; Alcoh
Medicinal, t utrit
torecoania,n-a its
Lige. It ati riule
eta%rvve oorttree• to
often dungren:Ws
the afterwards
itated condition
foundation for f
queutly eve find'
cud
brain mos
those who use it.
and deetreetive
membranes, and
comes in cora
thipltoning and
liming tui nabra
which prevents
the gastric juice
terferes with (lig
w1* _xe. led
diseases, o2 the
amotrget those
ehrink(ug and da
the blood elornit
the delreloptirntrt
itt the% -toe ret
seta, *ter that th
40; sneer Were
ease by which t
thou those wit
It erodes am tap
Itocea beoottee rat
*very drunkard
began 10 tied
$.lien of bettottd