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FAUNA. FrilittUA13itr 27, 180,
GENTLEMAN DEFINED.
#IX"xiil; LATE CARRDIIdAT, NBWMAN.
Ilia philosophy lltls taught him to look
on all form of faith with an impartial
PSP, but also from the gentleness and
effeminacy of feeling which is the
attendant on civilixltatiou. 11"ot that
he ratty of Bola a religion too in his
own way, evert when he is not a
Ohristain, In that ease his religion.
is oils of imagination snot sentiment
it is. the entbodtment of those ideas
It s`altnhst A.—definition of a gentle.of the sublime majestic and beautiful
without which those can be no large
philosophy, lSetnettmes he ackn0\v-
ledges the"beieg 'of God, sometimes
Ile invests t'n unknown' principle of
outllitles with tine attribute of perfec-
tiotl:. And this deduction of his -reason
or,oreation of his Alloy he makes the
oocasion of such excellent thoughts
and the startling•point of so varied
and systematic a teacfing that he even
seems like a disciple of Ohristianity
itself, From the very acou"racy and
steadiuess of his logical powers, he is
able to sae what sentiments are con„
sieteirt iia those 'rho hold any religious
doctrine itt all, • and he appears to
others to feel and to' hold a whole
circle of theological' truths, which
exist in his•inind not otherwise than
as a number' of deductions.
AD\tefOr8"M11Trixlte.•—Are you disturbed at night
and hrbkn'ofyour rest by a sickchiid suffering and
crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? It so send at
efts'and
get a bottle of "Mrs.Winslow's Soothing
"wu9 "forr
Children Teething. Its value is local nil -
able. It' will relic%e the, poor little guffawidin3odiatcly, Depend rayon it, mothers; there is no
itiisnhke'ancent itt ItCul'eil yysentery� and Diarrhoea,
reltuUttd the S i'fildh and''J3thvols, eures Wind Colic,
sufteiatlieOdint reduuesttnflaiiinnation, and gft:es
stns atei tne�t•vi,, td Ilia whole system. "Mrs. Win:
ioow's"' Sdotltl3�k ' Syrup " for children teething is
pleasant to tl o WO and is theprescriptlon of one of
the oldest and best' female physicians and nuraes Ls
the United+States, and is for sale by all drug
titan to say that hesis one who never
infitote pain,This deeCeiption is both
refitted and, s+' far as it°goels, accurate.
Ile is mainly occupied in, nfbrely re-
moving the obatacles•Whiclt hinder the
free and uneinbarrassl.il'action of'•those
about him, and the colours with their'
u oveinents rather than take' the ins
ittative himself. I1is kenefits may be
derived as parallel to what are called
comforts and conveniences in arrange'
meats of a personal nature—like an
easy chair or a good fire, which do
their part in dispelling cold and, fa-
tigue, though nature provides both
means of rest and arintat heat vtith-
ottt them. The true geutlitrnan, iix
litre manner, carefully avbicia what-
ever May cause a jar or jilt in* the
minds of thuse'with wlhom'ils is cast
—till clashing of opinion; or collision
of feeling, all restraint, or suspicion,
or gloom, or sentiment ; his great con -
ear
everyone iit. 111..
cern being to make
ease and at home. Ile has hist eyes
on all his company ; 11e ; is- tender
tbwarcl4 the bashful, gentile toward
tlie'distant, and merciful toward the
absurd. He can recollect`to whom+be
thrott bout the w•orid' Price tsventyfive cents a
is speaking; he guards against 1.a- befits." Be sure andaskfor "Mics. Winsbows
seasonable allusions, or ,topics winch
may irritate;'he is' seldom prominent
in couversation and never wearisome. Conittlh' oentleine
He makes light of favors when he, 'Iiat vai14tyie the spice of life is
does»ttieno, and4seems to be receiving.. very .generally adwitted. 'Yet the
farmers, as a olaSS, do not get as much
of the spices'ef variety as they should.
Tbeir'•lidbd'are' often monotonous al•
most beyond endurance. It musthe
confessed, however, that farmers are
themselves largely to blame for this
monotony. The insolation of the
f"arfner's home is one of.the greatest_
obstacles in the way of social enjoy -
meat he has to deal with. J t is our
duty ;to one another to cultivate social
habits;• compare notes, and make sng
gestioua as to the best method ot
farming, ete. Nor does our duty end
at this neighborly intercourse. Our
first obligations, like charity, Begin at
home. We should in,ake the farm
home just 'ts attractive as one means
twill ailo\v:
How many firm homes are utterly
devoid of attraction 1 . The house
is unpaiat'Pd and uninviting ;,> the
fifnces are dilapidated ; the gates are
sagged down to the ground the'en-
tire surroundings are "dretiry i'h tlhtf:t3x-
treme. In the ' yard grow noticing
weeds where roses and other ornainsn-
tal Wants should be seen. Scrubby
bushes stand where'a -neat grass plant
should be.' Instead of an erctiard of
beautiful tress, we see bete and there
at long intervals,a few4woken-limhed,
neglected apple and peach trees, and
a dense thicket of bushes.hard by.
The adj e nt fields have been cul-
tivated for' years it the skater erop,
plowed by the same shallov'r'rt,uuing
plows an'd ' producing their' steadily -
decreasing lithe crops of cd'ru and
cotton, No manure has ever been tip•
plied since the laud was first cled'sed,
Tliestotme rotind of idruikgertt'has'been
'
gone through with year after year;
the statute cry of hard tiunes, has always
peen heaikX':ion this farm, and the same
doleful' expression has been seen on
the farltrer'a facet for years past. Itis
deed, this lugubrious expression seems
to lefty's settled down to stay, and stay
it doubtless will until the grave
shall close over his weary form,
Sopelliad S:'n1TP n,iittake no other kind
lilfonot 1Lrin Farm Life.
vehen'•he' iso soafirfing,.i 1111 never
speaks of himself texcept. when t he i$
compelled, never defends himself by a'.
mere retort; he has no: ears for stand-•
er or gossip, is scrupulous itt impltting
Motives to those who interfere with
him. and interprets everything fqr the
hest. • -
He is never mean or' little',: int his
disputes, never takes unfair'ad'vantae,
never mistakes personalities or sharp
sayings for arguments, or insinuates
evil which he dare not say ott.,,I'romt-
a, long sighted prudence, he observes
the maxiuh of the ancient sage, that
we should always conduct ourselves
toward our enemy as if be weals wh8
• day to become . our frieutla Ha' has
too meek good sense to beesrne affronts
eti at insults ; he is too well employed
to remember injuries and too indolent
to bear matron He is patient, 'for•
bearing,. and• resigned ons ,philosophic
l,riticiplea ; lis submits to pain because
it is inevitable, .to.bereavementbecause
it is Itis destiny.. IEhe+eugages in con-
troversy of any •lcilid his disciplined in-
tellect preserves him front tilt" blund-
ering discourtesy of. bitter pe'rhupsbut
lesseducated lnttids, calla, • like blunt
weapons, tear and, hack" instead. of
(tutting (lean, •Ivhu inietake the poin t
in argument; waste their strength , oil
trifles, inisSouceive their adversary,
told leave the question more involved
time they theta." Ile may be right
,,r wrong hi his •vpiniotv,;i but he is too
clear -!leaded to be uujtfs't:a he is as
simple as he is•:forcthie, and as brilif
as be is decisive nowhere shall' we
find greater candor, eonsideratiton, i1.•
dulgence; he throws hitnsed Latae the
'Hinds of his opponents, he aecoonts
for their mistakes. Ile knows the
weahnesa of human reason, as wall as
its gxrength, its province and its lien.
If he he au unbeliever he Will be
lira profound and iarge..uhinded to rid•
Wade religion or to act against it ; he
tat too wise to be a dogmatist -or fang.
tiff inhis infidelity. Ile 'respects piety i The work gook receives but a scanty
s1ia devotion,; he t,vrii supports in-: And monotonous ration of cern and
"Muttons M vener, tie, beautiful or, fodder, while the milk cows have to
rglful,to wind, lie does not assent ; he subsist on *hat they unit gleam from
the ntnieteris of religion, Atha the rare forests oral old fields,
to hint to decline its rnyetir. j Is it at all string. that boys should it lytruok him right above the Pyr.
c3ra•.Tt,aest.iling or denouncing Al►atsdola Oita kid of Smi'dltl,weartSOme Oh, pads I'llt t I ori ,Barb.
Isle its a t d of rcligioes tot- } life mad tiara to tiie (iity AI 0005 all tltwy ym tial rn me iitiegt rr, Ib gai�rp
> tt • oely i emue9lresotti foff sg. t It "'veld till<areed ber
strange if they xt'lllidned there.
Ent think of the hardships the poor
wife roust endure upon such a cheer-
less farm as this. Ortr'nt mt's without
even the common luxury of a I o;retuh4e
garden, and, perchance, -little- or no
poultry of milk to Rid her in her
cutin+try carps. Is it writ enough 'to
ran s sensitive woman crazy ? There
are thousands of just such dreary.
monotonous, cheerless farm houses. 1st
the west and south, and perliitp•1 else,
where. Executive ability is uc t con-
fined to men,' by any means, I knew
plenty of women who flare tnnte.prao-
tteal common sense in a minute than
their incepeble husnand?l` will have in
a llfetimo,.' Such women" should 'iota •
the tiller''andtt and tllo' agrieuttnrel
shift Had tlI'ey fell control of things
the would ba:'far less' mouotuny in
forth. life. Tiwy went(' supply both
the spices of`variety andthe sugar of
sweet contentment to the boys sort
girls of the household.
%Vhat\the Varuter worms din. -
Now, if you will allow rhe, I wil
show you how tire inek of reciproca
trade with the Pairs I `staters alfeets
sue personally, in ally' own business on1
the farm, I' hasp' been • R•ocnstotuecll
for some years to grow souat barley—
not so mush as some farriers, be
cause
I believe in what is call, d gen-
eral
pti-
eral husbandry—but I produce from
1,500 to 1,800 bushels of bilriNy on
my farm each year. If you look in
the market reports of the city papers
you will field barley` will sell tociay in
the American markets from 80 to 85
cents, and there from '50 to 53 ee.nts—
a difference of 30 cents, which 1 have
to pay, according to the duetriue leid
down by Sir John A it1`atcdonyld, be-
fore I can put it on tin" market. On.
the 1,600 busbies of barley I would
gain, if I were enabled to place it on
the American market without duty, a
total of $480. Oti lny: farm 1 have a
little flock of Shropshire sheep„ about
40, which would give me about 50
Iambs per year.,Now, ; supposing' it
was a 'grade flock situs 1 sold ' diose
lambs in the Alneriean market --as
most of our fairness do -I would. lose
75 cents on eadh lamb, which is $377
50. My fi'ock produces 320 pounds of
wool, Which is in strong' demand in
the United. Sfates, but in order to get
it there I •misfit•• lone 1.0 cents a pound,
or $32. Thtrn it is not too much to
say that ori ail" average I would dis-
pose of two bbrses, and at the lowest
possible figure T 'wbuild lose $30 each,
which means $60:' Then on my liens
and poultry 1' hare' estimated a loss
of $15.-. These various items make a
total loss in coudurting my''• business
of $G24 yearly, -1 bn Joho Dryden in
the Toronto Auditoriums
inutud.
p Tint 1 wise still angry with hint. 1
did not go to hint, het truce+d tato the
water fur my boat.
llut it was deeper than T thnuitht,
Before I know I was ie tht' strew;
current. I screamed as it otlrried
flown the scream ; but no nets Wei•t
DOM' nt !help 01'x,
But as 1 went down strider the dein
:voters. s.7lnethitig tock hold of alit.
end 1rltaged me towards shorn. Aud
when he' was safe on the bit.,k 1,saw
it was 1'lrnys lies hail paved my life.
(i o1 fellow ! was your cuusitl
asked Rob,
Nn, replied. Uncle Phil.
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Tell us a story, 1Jin,le ,Phil, said
Rob and Archie, twining to flim.
What about'? saiOE11hole Phil, as
Rob climbed on hits- ri'gni knee and
Archie on this lefty, . >
Something when you were a little
boy, said Archie.
Once when I was a little boy, said
Uncle' Phil, I asked my mother to let
Roy and myself go out and play by the
river, •
Was Iffy year brother ? asked
Rob.
No, brit iso was very fond of play.
ing with we. My mother said yes ;
50 we'wetlt and had a great deal of
sport. After while C took a shingle
fir a boat and sailed it along the bank
At Last it began to get into deep
water, where I couldn't reach it with
a atick, Then I told troy to go and
bring it to toe. Ito almost always
did what I toldihint, but this time he
did not. I began scolding hide and
he ran towards home.
Then .1 was angry. 1 incited up a
stone and titre" it at hilts as hard as
1 coma.
Oh, Thiele Phil, sated A.rebie,
Just then Roy turned his held and
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tat weak it, ELLIOTT
Paoanurra& AND Duntlele11A
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corn yon' say i1. 1!11.1: worst., ,t
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my arms around the dear M.
alio cried, and asked lllrn io
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toe. ai
did he say ? raked Rob, th
said, Bow, bow, bow 1 ti
a he was It y, anyway ' >as ►ed
in'astcnishllteut. -
was my dog, said Unclt. 1 iii 1
dug Tever haw, I her- no1Ic
unkind to a dog or any u„uer sI
sine, and I hops+ you wil
he.— Oar Little piles, 1
Id
(Tom, t'1aoc1onaicl's desperate ery
coines front the same Iran 0
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'inti when to ll lltHa with the fact that
new tariff' bore more'tieavily on the ']
1pthtr Country than on' the United u
irk(ttc's, made this reply ,"•;, •I ani, of far 81
s'this question goes, up to the handle
Home Ruler. We. will goreru our
\vn country ; we will put cn.tlhe titXHs
urselvei. If we choose to,:'tnisgovern
urorlves we will do so, and we do not 1f
esire England, Ireland or Scotland 0
o tell us we are fools. Now,the same
entleman in his manifesto, appeals to
The multitude of Englishmen, Irish-
nen'and Scotctinleu in Oan.adac to set
he Lil.eral party of Oanada drawn as
rccilewr. The people know Sir'John
0o welt
assmitmeonstrutaxammtess
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Y . B. TOWLEI1. t4.D.o.M„
, ntbor College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.1
—Coroner for County of Huron—
lace at "Tux PaAns1AOY " W ingham, Ont.
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Honor Uraduate of Toronto University', an8
ember of the College of Physicians and surgeons q(.
artiste,
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ity' or Vegetable Vapor.
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