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-• . �. -.�- 1 graph and in the dresses worn i.x the wivi'e anti
! atop it) r now and then to SMsoul his !!road, gave ns a aery g ap
et, p ea teresCtltl; acccluut of ra trip tea ►niHs'•'u ,�{a1l„h'o'rs of the men eat tiling but tltel
111etlllles. 'he wn1►111 tat' t - rr • •, to + �) Iiellt t3tn .loges
at, . N v inamlirir tat 0itr ;. u .4h4e
' ,• ing !!!!olio way Hutt chattering to ]✓arch \Vest, if a Y r listened 1 gowits had helot lin owed or u ►
llunself, 1 could hove a ..
attention to
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i�, FEBRUARY. X G(, _p1A be fowls for his
He often frightened t
�"”"-""�" always: delighting
rr. gown aniusetnent, g
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1<t� Black.
a rc+seeS to the Boston iliptenooly In a 0OCnlllotion of guy kind
11 cane ddand never harmed them ; and at one
au sahoofs, altd it1 many ti(ldresses i f d
tag ' ��� ' wings with Ws 1w111, G sC1)01s at Bound Lake. Jt ltA Anal! woos omit la at i' r+
� � the neighbors, walks ,refl,t itu tstua to our �votll ikt t until
it t�1>I,tr wl)sl�Frt)d, to, !tion �Lhut tl
a lh
.ti
went with her tort. a ncig :,
It
tore, we'rave taken care to draw
elation to the fact that human lives,
aerticularly of those who have met
rit.11 bereavement or other great sop
w, may be made infinitely 'happier
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nyaoinpa,nionship, oare, and love fur
some dumb creature, even though it
be only ynl .a bird. We areglad to find
rix The New Yor1r Indepegdent au
aeoouut of thehappiness firelight to
little orphanboy, `bo ieft with no compels,
}ons on a lonely farm, by the taming
time took it upon himself to -ee a.
'ante hen confiued' in a small enclosure
stealing for ber from the pantry .and
the h table whenever be could get into
the house, .trod at last making her pen
e . table of his property generally,
r cep
instead of the dove cote.
Just think, Clint would say, if he
has learned all these things so soon
how much will he know when he is a
hundred; for .l; have read that crows
sometimes live to be as old as that.
l'oor Billy Black was only three,and
Altura 1 • Ned to t tl$
touching• recital, showing the need of
Christianizing our !adieus The lois
tory was given with tnueb footing au41 {
contained so Much truth that all enlist
have felt it a privilege tO listen.
The election of othieers then took
plant',
restiltipg as follows l ••Mrs
Tilos Flus, PEPS,• >llrs Pletcher,, let
Vice Pres.; Mrs McMillian, 2ucl Viuo
Pres ; Mrs J Ii Irvout Seey ; Mrs 1\I
Y McLean, Treas. The meeting was
brought to a close by singing a th
prayer by irl res A DAM Abous
seventy-five ladies were present ; those
who staved at home misteda trent.
These meetings inspire 110 to t*Qre
earnest efforts,
plan ]:Z IRwtz,, BOY, pra totnt
pf Billy Black, a young prow. From his education was raptdly progressing,
iti a wit R>pit of the .tllfnge thl pied when one June Morning he slipped
iy
did hart e Ointo the kitcher, 'where Mrs. Morris
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Charlie are etas eight in hie pre. into
baking griddlecakes for breakfast,
dhcti;Qn. that nilly Black would furnish
plenty of entertainment• took the top one off the pile and flew
with it to the foot of the hill to regale
f. presume. that never a crow found a fauiily of his relatives who were
r snore hosphtablo welcome in anywell
making themselves merry over a fine
regulated household ; and he paid - his view of iteighltflr 1+Iim's Dorn field.
way byat making.himself agreeable inn.
g gun went off. and, sad
Mediately to say, Billy clack never reappeared.
lde knew- his little master right 1 w s ow a big boy of thirteen,
C int e
away,and began to. utter words. almost bratl'le,could not speak of his lost pet
WS soon as be had learned to say fpr a long thlno without tears. But
caw.allhis friends s empathized with him,
He mitniclled every sound he lleard)for they were not only fond pf. Billy
from the turning of the cuffee•mill to Black themselves, but they remember -
the calling of the chickens ; and his ed what a'comfort it has • been to the
fame ayelit abroad throughout the motherless, homesick little boy it) a
township. and .marvellous stories were Ergine time:
)told about hiru,most of them true,I am
bound to
ed troth a second -baud elotl toe strop,
or obtained thtttui;lt the Esohatlge and
Mart: fruit' the lnd.y'& maid, of sus(
wealthy or uulite lady,.
For Influenza or "La Gripre Wilson's
C4trtiiftlnt Syrup of Wild Cherry its a sere•
and safe remedy. There is no bettt.r Medi-
cine for the cure of Iufiueuna, llrouchitis,
Coughs, Colds,Croup and kindred diseitse$.
Get the genuine iu white wrapperes•
Queer Offers of Exchange.
Philadelphia 'riffles.
confess. Sooietr.
London only could tolerate such
paper as the Exchange and Mart, a
weekly journal with. a large circulation,
a most con,fortable income, and dexo•
ted principally to a system of exchange
of goody between •, Rritis+her and
Britisher, coal' and female teeth.
From its closely' printed voletlitis 1
take out a few. advertisetllell:ls at tau•.
dole
QrandfltthOlers cloak, pat case, eight
day, good cot;ditiou, thirty shillings
cash, or will take half a dczen under-
Blade. Apply ply the Rev.--, Cleve.
s P
land, rorkshire.
A handsome pe\q dress is offered it)
ItUlt
—Is RUM WOO-.
1 VI411y It11111AY lltQlt ING,
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TIMEIS OF ICE, (Iosf.PHt$k 1:eT6te1.
W1t~1C"xHlA11'1, QxwT'A ilQ.
ut)ueription;tricotSt Per Yeay.lnativengli
ADYLItT1blA4 EAT S:
The Valuabla properties of shorthOrne. ono lbs uc i au I viz t01r0) se -se b oma
9,
,u
UO A). !
war
s.ku
1411"
411 wr`i'ers are prone to a'ba'ci wisher " sti ss 12 u 7' as t< W
y . ntact 4Ou $1.'—'. i.,.-....,. ...
vn 1 4 _!_ _
that it is not llesirulalu from a tuna's- • ..--•...-- -----h uaua a,it•urtisoula,ts, s•a. per line
tary standpoint to att•'utpt to produce t anusu petlu)e o
general al purpose animals. With this t t
t,el)er purpose
Local and of er 0 t resort subsequent
for not 1aeu,'. tett,
insertion. 10e. Mrrtes ; n
Local notices, in nonpareil type,
citrin uq4 go • per Ind, tut' uuult subsequent instants;
view 1 do not fully agree. "hue de- oto
cul nottuu well be chore en luso tnult t•
• 1 Ull•CleBirtilJilit Q bsee driver1WtlnrnuilteofLust,ruuud,atrnyud,ituatiorta,.
siral)►hty Qi a y and ltuatnupb1;llunceb ttuut6d, outuxuuottilig tf ii11ee
fur 8ti\'t'rid ob•UGLs nuupureit, I per 111011th
inq for one object or t J tioussa and tonne tor Sale, not exceeding winner
*1 for that 11101401, bun. per etfle fount utontit
ditioiss, KWh. as longerperloas. U
leAdvertisements without speoiaidird ions wit be
}}'!tall a aUU11L1'v \Vllt l;ru}v, the ety 1inserted tth terbld Ultd chart eU . b
i10 In uuvy:
sllou'(i be puverned e11L1 e y by cuA ';peas tenni true bu strictly a bored to
Clte feud Nrl/ducta epactal rotas our louver advertisements, or to
of farming adopted, and the tuurkets.
\Vials scientists who have studL d
these matters concede that higher
attainment can be reached 111 that par*
ocular Hue, when one useful property
a;;ht pritatipally, they also atilrtn
tllq't the acquisition ,�1f two or tpwre
desirabie qt), alities may be realized in
a moderate degree, even though high.
development of one should be nature
ally somewhat aul:agunistie to high
development ;qf. the other. Siuoh
Shorthul tie possess the pt'operty eti
making an excellent use of a variety
of nutritious fund both ontsida and'
indoors.; since they {lave proved them-
selves etiperior for tale quick produce
tion' of good beef of a fair auelity, and
sins() they have shown themselves not
inferior for the dairy, their milk being
good for both cheese and butter, we
should hat e•no clidiculty in determiining
the place which they should occupy in
our, own country. Where the soil is
good and a variety of molt herbage eau
be produced ou a small area, and where
a variety of nutritious winter food
may be produced, •as corn ensilage,
grain and,roots there'Shorthorns will
flourish. Where mixer!. farthing is
being conducted, the;; farmer making
his butter at home or to the creamery,
and when he rears his own Steens for
winter fattening, bliortboru grades
should be kept. These conditions
will confirm the judgment of Canadian
farmers who in the past !lave bred
and. would justify
them so numerously, i y
them in going along way further in
the same direction,—Pure Breeds o€'
Cattle byProf Thos Shaw in the
Vas Jour-
('1it►►adun Live Stock atie�
nal for January,
Charley, Clint. Hover, be would Tle sixth annual meeting of the
shriek,
cows in the cern 1 and, he took Presbyterial Society, of the Wi clan's
Foreign Mission .Socaety, of the ttounty
up such a bad habit of flying into the. of fiasco, was held in Willis Presby,
cherry tree near neighbor Spear'e bed- terian Ohurah; Clinton, on the afters
room window tot four o'clock in the noon of Jai .20th 1891. pelegates
orni:ln. and shrielting,Spear 1 Spear! were preseut from nearly all the Au-
m e to
• o In
Presbytery w
et up ! get lip 1 that he had' to be 'hasher+ in the Presbyte y , „
e • might inthe tool hotiee. the death of Mrs J A \Nilson, uo dele-
Contioed, at nt_ht , gate was present from Seafoltb, and
That be 1lorrlss is a sassy htt e. i the •absence of the: Pres Secy, blrs
.ir ..
rter, one day tilIrwin acted as S.ee , pro tem. We
_•' f said �1r. 1;i y profitable
when Billy was abo+lt a year old. had u very pleasant and p
en' 1 y
he hut- meeting, 01011 h we would have been
Every time I drive by there leased to see 9, larger
pleased
was opened by the president,
ter'1 from the time I come in sialit'of Mrs 'rhos Fair, with bytnn 317, read -
the place until I get over the hill. .ing the 72nd Psalw, and leading in
It isn't the bey, it is the crow; said prayer.
complaint A choir, composed of Misses A bio•
Pastor Parker,to whom 'tLls'cainp N 1+ E
bad been made.
'don't believe it, said the old roan.
If it's a crow,1 tell you what, it is
a bewitched one.
Any one \would think so to see him
dQ on Loin' morning till night, said
Mrs ' 1orris, when she hetwd this to
mark. I.1e takes everything Int cart
carry, froilr my thimble to tbe'silver
y
spoons, and hides thele' in the dove-
cote
'1 the
able end of the barn. 1
ti
g.
only hope Clint won't break his bones
climbing up there to look for missing
ticles. And such a fanuy`,as he has
Articles.
far soap ! He takes etery'piece he oan
feta, and eee1nq to.take iritense satis-
faetion in 1)oldini'' it in 'liie claw end
riddling it with his sharp bill. Al.
though he did not use the 'soap for
bathing purpose+', he was `very cleanly
ill his habits, splashing his pan of
water dry every it'ldrning, even in the
coldest weather when the '-toe formed
oing to the
• feathers and then �
on his ,,
ridge•po:e of the liotise to t;otttplete liis'
toilet,
Ile did many things in imitation of
theparrot, danoing,\vttlkitl brLCltt#itl(d
1�
had : holding his head ' to, 'hive it
scratched.
' 11 he found a hat lying about any.
where he would very slyly crewl into
.it or under' it, and would. i roak and
eeollauge for a bookcase three feet
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sassy odvertiseueutefunet . P44,
Outages on modeler, adv er't,aenlentn muss be
the oillee ,.y Wednesday Hoon, h1 order tO ai'psul.
tl,ut week R, ELLIOTT
.. ...T �.,._ tnor,Nwr(1N, Asn Puswanilk
��. �tACIauNALV, ,
,10SF,t•'iin E STREET,
htgb, with Mass doors, also a hall
table and occasional chair.
Next conies an advertisement that a
eponge bath is for sale' the p have
no further use for it.. This is grip','
unoonsious humor worthy of a `comic
journal, and the nextline paragraphed
fou ,
after the advertisement intensities its
comical eccentricity. Will take a
,�o' etdozen second•hantl
half dozen >nety t . .
e attendance. The
hers, Cltarterl Char, Char, Ghar;Char
silk handltercltiels, "
Half a dozen demands appear for
who signs
lPn
au t;
One
eat 1 ,
boots. � g
army officer, says : I have'top•hunting
boots. small eights, very •good , will
take a Stilton cheese or •A. {}ozeu
bottles of sherry in exchange.
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1IT.. B. T(1\\ 14,41, 5tv}\.O.At.,
Atuutllyr Ga_ll@i'ie 2'hysioic111s and Surgeons, Ontario.
pronor fort.ounty of Baran- •
Office at "Tan P.te,MACY n • N Ingham, Ont.
esthete
i t NI urchle. A McUarva, air, - i Now look at the nest advertise-
Coats, L Rippey, L Leslie,. and Airs'
• W Coats, organist, sang the "Rusty melt : for a Tamil of
'Sickle" nicely. Mrs J W Irwin Wanted—new boots y
rj{cl.le very i
gave the address' of welcome, which i seven; good exchange. given,'or ar-
was replied to by Mrs 4tcs1�111{an, of raneements can be made for instrac,
Manchester; both were listened to in bio chin and French.
with interest , Misses A Jackson and tic> y lindexplains- a lads
or) ane effectively "Gates of I am ill, plaintively p
S e \ o n an1ent of
e� annou
•'it her p
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the West"; tlte.prertideltt gave an ex- i ver tiger hod take my
celle)it address, -which was followed three lines:;. wtl! any y
by the reeding of •the rePcrts of each handsome :quite, new dark grey velvet
so
year for Zenanna Work $11,110.84, an
increase pf $50 over previous year. The
sum of 6.40 was CI#ken to pay expen-
s. TUhe year's "tiloney'wee then ded-
DIt. J. A. blELDItGDM,
ticope tiruduute of Toronto tlniveretty, and
Member of the Gulieue o,1'h)b,unula aau Of 14C0118 of
t)uturiv.
oUtoaund Ieesi(o ace-iuu --Corner of
Centre ttuueea i Patrick,
streets, former* N ' 0`1.
\Vrxsi,Atl - •
1•VANgToNr,
14. SOLICVLO11, Eto., Vice
a;,a a xls7>;tt,
Private e.ud Company folds to loan et lou est rate%
h)terent.mid furmrpcuiertlbbought tomSoot.
us'tnv nt
ofF10E—BoA;tt1C Week, \\ Laos'. Orr
phaty, 'by `their ial • Secretaries.
The Presbyterial •society raised -last' bonnet from me 2 11 cost thirty -live
billings or '1 }viii take two quarts of
shillings, +
codiiver oil, a reteket-of mustard plait
fere, geld 100 quinine pills in ex -
shillings.. 1 will sell it for twelve
TTS.I -.
MISS NELLQ McHARDtl,
1 COM edanietot Whitby College,
GRADUATE • t i1 Edward Nisher and Mr. J.
J. A. poirroN
BABBiSTEij. Ate.,
WIugt,unr • Ontario
1` A 1 Valet $ D1OK1TaoT,
H, W. C. MEYER Q. C. I E. L Dloe(U SON. (�•'Aa
tlARatlsTkAts AND soLICrr' V'otu to.,- 1vrn 8(
to.,
1iaturd to Dunk o- Hu,lutto , 1110 • mat
for
taking klkvinrits tor Atuui„vbu. k•arl0, (private.
Village kgoperty bought bud sold. Stoney -(p ivitA
fuuun)lvuned on utortguge ace miry ut peon r cent.,
btouuy hn oeted for private p 'Olid, yonxitto hebutt%
mortgage seuurities without
any -tin
1114
h
u tt
"Lu0 a
t
stn
!endue. I.uukid fur bale in ,11
west.
Otiico—hunt's Block. Winginum
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T)ENTIST1iY -W. 1I..61A0DONALD„ WIXMIIAst
'” ' l,1eker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy, •
Srlve. Dad, tags, oke.., Plates, ranging
in Prices 'rout• $$1U0. kid)wnt'3s per set
crownng bud, br,dggtt'otl:. Teeth ox
trAotedwithout the least pint by Dm use of Vitas
[zed Air. Mead Office, • \\•itighaw, side entrance except-
ed)
the queen's hotel„ open daily
ed) from;U u w to 5 LS. tn. Wttl be at Myth every
•L1kd and 4th Saturday of eaehroonth—OffloeaLhi,lne s
hotel; Gerrie: let and ar'd Mondays of each mouth-. '
(Alice at Albion hotel. ....xtraoting 21 cents.,
antW. F
Yupii u r,
Harrison. Piano, Organ, Voice Culture ynd Tlur-
nwnr.: tomato Beaver Block. Winnhrun.
'sameness Ott•
icaFor particulars
'carted p prayer by Mrs irw'in--=•Mrs !chap r! my hove, corner
Needham; gave an original peer, err change.
�. at the slteccltes of And loot: at this:
' i't 1 gave an l Awful to the value of one
pound will be gratefully'aoce. e
titled Lessons fr 4
early missions," . le choir
PIANO AND ORGAN, ALSO OLAae IN
11ARilO.Y6
regarding terms, etc, please callat
1•r•,iicis and Patrice atteets.
YLQltllljoA seAltL1N(i.
ISSES iWATSON.
Auyt long tiro u THE •M
exeoilent rendering of "Ashamed of pt d lay a
Jesus." as a duets aria chorus. .o.•
deputation of two mtuisters from the ft
Presbytery. (then it) session in the
lecture room} addressed its ; Mr Mos
reformed young man who wishes to ZN n co'm'e!
parr; with his dress coat
• ea vest .; Rosidence an
streets.
plain. cloth. new; Wotild suit person
Lean tock for the subject of tits re. of five feet eight inches, with chest of
marks, i'lloty to increase cote mission- thirty-seven inches ; do not care about
ary zeal." Why we should work for
he heathen ; lot, It is for our per., offers of jewelry, billiardballa or cigars.
t 13ut here .is t110 host unique an.
00119,1 advantage, it Ma keS us one with
Christ, and. increases our earthly Com• Iiollnctanlent
fort, find, Cleeattso of the good of the .f have a oollltaiete cot, dozen of
heatltee. 3rd, it increases Christ's
liappiutiSe. !''Alen we drink freely at
the foantain of Life we are enabled to
impart to °there. We can inorearie
our zeal by, 1st, ilotng away with.
whatever hinders us in our efforts:
Clhristsays, a`He tint cobf"o'fl1ed to
it,
with satisfaction itt tiie N.acu this world." 2nd, here love to
pit prayer, 1 i vent In
latlo"rl of sot/diets that never failed Cbrst,serving
Ar iii Illy
X�� �f,�
when it vlsftnl', picking up l;is`ltat t° spirit„MrItendersols, of Beyfielt1, ,giving
s' round a live crow inside, a f„ W So'rkls of etltiouratttnent, sate!(
r Ie was fond of cIYlnittny, ar,d tot+, that wit ought to get wlonq, with a
suer aid Jit% ltltirris sit down ore lair lathy in the ¢lira%, and a lion
do with for • words • of x'14 (Ir ern) for Secy. The rich l eitt we
'fill t'a be t'"1 �r old atle011111t of gospel light,
r ...� • i)' �e+�d Hoag{,� b°
, f 1,
+a"?i►Ut • Loewe earnest
l ell the tdt'it useful (fife s'hvtntd be
an Clo t a Pr 1fo13y'fr
L.A�y1.(3,1
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103
tlaffii'id
given 011 Piano, organ and Violin.
tong•
confer Josephine and atrick
DENTISTRY.— Jv B. JEI;QAIE, Wt:ryuAM,
Is nlmutlactuiing Celluloid -Pontes
Vulcanite plated of thebestuwteriel
1Hntla��a Do,uiulultatAltworkwacan be rrant,ed. hn'
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of ktecttle-
ity or Vo8etublo vapor. -
TAXtl hums*.—1 grill extract teeth for 5 omits
conte.
OFFIC ;; In the, Beevor Brock, oppbgifpk opo
Brunswic l3otel
HALSTED µ SCOTT
Josephine StrEet - - • r: - ?line men Ontr
Josephine
each of ladies' utitlarulothiny;, best j J. A. f1A
make, carefully 'finished, prettily trim.
d which ]twill give to airs+ lady in
ti(10 ,
exchange for a month's board and
'lodging in 'l:tondoa t a comfortable
bed and noettS breakfast ;expected,
I WAS boriousl•y told the other day
that very 'few 'people of the clerk,
small profiaaiatlltl, and tradesmen
class ever dreamed of purchasing new
clothes cl,tbet for 9'luera! Wear` et` ffnr
festive occasion*. AC 'ton evening
party given t a worthy acyl respect t•
y1 i Isal t oat (if one of the afe.s`:i n-:jj
WWI a; Ylrulrt' tltWtll re .. ill,
LarRD, • W. Scojtstowol.
btount' oreCt. .
"j'OEE% 1d r.QII1E,
GENERAL i. SUBANOt AGENT;
winousnik • COM
1' agu,tx CtINNINOUA'it,
ANLL
IlcstrR
1f'1RE AND tIARIN.%
Ott1'>Gint.Y
Deposits tiotnivecd and interest
d..
�eC1 o /Farmers and
Money' Advanced '�
131,Unnesa Men,
On fang or short time, On eatioreea notes
or collateral Beau, ity. Sale motes bought
aka fair valuation. oney remitted to all
pests of Canada at reasoueble charges.
teoitat AttantiOn Gieti tei tot 1'e
"grit"m '400.It and. Notes,
:foams 11t tlanttat-•no ateirltil;aa tar *00tlki
at tlarraritw
able Offh Pelta Ayes et raortar' wars!,! he 018 flOurw ?imp 911. to. tot 11. sok
ItgAr ga., WI21OliAAr,
LI(j!•+NSE1} AUCT or 11L U' it TILE, QOUt1TV
Sales attended in ail part of the C. Cuomo -
lloderatu- ,
•. r,,.rit f,itr�.l'Ltl+:,-\\itieleos, Oros-,
leTOEiieltli! AUC:rIo 4rx1t )1•oit -1112 GO'ON1'Y e r
All orace:00ftt(t tho'J Tints 11 Mee promptly at crud
wa to. ascots reasonable
*TAMES IirAPERSON,
LicannliD 001toNR*R son, Cumquat WOO; Ann
IleacAll ital*attended to promptly sad On the Shelia.
iiCiob.
•Chnrgos Moderato and Satisfaction Ouarantedt.
All necossit'y arra menteittw ese be Made At tit
olliee
'Cn>te what se owe
$O1.20$ die ILAWIi1NS
P. Lr PO 1;' SOSWAYOkit AND Ciyii illi(ilNtili
L1gTOWittL AHD Wi :MAId,
rAltttrilatt left at tha onto of Pia Ton* will rs
eeive prompt: attentitas, •. .
I;i 1'AT'1t1 oft,
*st%1n sr *gat, • vlvlwraw Oetriurl um* If 11r
alMa %fes, _..
ti
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d
alis' t ii ilatt
ri '?.etxtl haven t guy pr+stt tot
1 hove.
tie 0 t
by, 1 Lire knit h,
an't yon See? pewee,
..the bo at his side. '
. a !,V, l+'i ,di'IJ nor tight int
tutw
only Joe, But-you
-'_�wogkJ--«pot •-it—op___tk
Yes ; bozo it was slight'
hang on the branches 1 ho
help smiling at her comicial
Yes,of cttlrse,hel' voice so
strangely, Joe noticed it.
it.
Cau"t sou see 1 11e asked,
his seat,
Yes, yes, 1 see, 1 see ; b
you weail i You're fooling
you see what a foul yea are
111e.
She seemed about to
:held out his arms towards
No,/ aft) not; •l was never
k1a
est in my life—d--d--dart'
Then it's true, it's tru
whispered as Itis arms el
her ; and you're my prese
Joe, this is the best 0h ist
.J ever had in all my life,
Jt's not half so good as t
Aad there was only one k
present at the Guuter fanti
was tree, after all,
"La Grippe"
Xs simply epidemic Iufluen
Wild Cherry wilt eure it safely
Get the genuine, in white wr
and use it as directed for Iull
SpeedinOcean Tra
Epoch,
The great drawback, said
one of the agents of the Ham
can packet company, to cross'
quicker than we do at preset)
'!tense of coal. More powerfal
be built which would increase
but these engines would requi
The steamers of the Hambu
packet company now op0suate
250 tons of coal a day ; if 85
needed daily these steamers w
at a loss, for besides the cost
!sable space required for the a
tons of coal, more engineers,
etc., Would be required. But
to and unlimited expense fo
o erful engines in the world,
w E s
lime in crossing the ocean w
more than eight or ten horns
coal is used.
I have great faith, however,
for spine day Or other taking'
c> propulsion of ocean
for the9t
when that is brought about
run much cheaper. The we
coal does not make the sten.
that has nothing to do with
times it weighted steamer goe
one that is not weighted, all d.
on the wihd anti Weather.
Stewmers eau never go as q
motives, because they have
with water and air, whereas t
oars ha've Daily air as a resistan
the maximum speed of a 1
be about sixty miles au hon
distances, it maty be said t
throe times as rapidly as a
though the average time made
est limited express train is onl
average time made by a fast s
u
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"La Grippe" or Influenza c
cured by the use of Wilsou's
Wild Cherry, the old reliable
Bronchi tis, Whoopiug Cough, l
Coughs; and other diseases of
system, Wilson's Wild Cher
in use for many years and is iii
mended by all who know its vi
by all prominent druggists,
Marketable Beef and
The last fat stook show held
apart from She excellence of the
of their feeding, has some lesao
wrested. in live stook. The ab
number of heavy cattle was
feature', Ten or twenty year
were w *whole row`of massive.
cull four years old, that woul
considerably over a ton. This
was ouo. Fifty years ago
atfimats shown on Guelph
would weigh from twentysflve
dight hundred weight. Notre
been tiesu [or many years. A
Just pout, the feature of the c
tatty the tong row of yearlings
he; furs, :til under two years ye
iug.uaoy of thorn from t'en to
,deo f. .,;t alt avorage of obi
auoth.its. fa the good old day
111 /
re )r;t:',I was so/.4for ub tat lilt
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!b'ut't' l.se welgll,t. =. }.r.if
cPut'.) ,ler you tel t•s •,:,:;