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•If Wend worth loving.
. Yee, vol'd hint !mow
That ou love him, are lire's veuing
Tii a his brow with elute% glow,
Why bould good words ne'ar be said
Of it friend—till he is bad.
f you hear a song that thrills you,
Sung by any child of Hang,
Praise it. Do not let the Singer
Wait deserved pra,isee long,
Why should one who thrills your heart
Lack the joy you May impart ?
If You hear a prayer that moves you
13y its humble, pleading tone,
Join it. Da not let tho seeker
Bow before his God alone.
Why should net your brother share
The strength of two or three in prayer?
If you seethe hot tears falling
Prom a broth eel?, weeping oyes,
• Stop them, and by kindly sharing,
Own your kinship with the. skies,
'Why should anyone be glad
When a brother's heart WM.1? • "
ir If a silvery laugh goes rippling
• Through the sunshine of his face,
Share it. 'Tis the wise man's saying—
Por both grief and joy u place,
There's health and goodness in the mirth,
In which an honest laugh has birth.
If your worth is made more Amy
By friendly, helping baud,
Sty Bo, 'peak out brave and truly,
•Bre the darkness veils the lancl.
Should tt bo ther workman dear,
Falter for a word of cheer?
Scatter thus your seeds of kindness,
All earichiug as you go.
• Leave them. Trust the Harvest Giver
He will make each seed to grow,
So, until its happy end,
Your life shall never lank a friend.
RES THE BASHFUL, ONE.
and 1 were coining along here just now
Tits naibgs atm usuasuie onyx ANA and I e obi I ri,in her ge f i cso naen ess,
'CAVING'
hastily, and/ said in the blandest inans intunation of trouble, the result
ner : i would bo unapeakuble relief end come 111 la')
to ine RLL
A. word to the wise is eziongli,
village preacher seid that he once we west to tnfoila th,1 public that t LA y• t).
woolen mats la a 1 Tomlin!, wire, and
In making a will, Mr Higgins, what win site special attention tt;
married a rnral couple at the home of
f is the drat thing to do
the bride's parents, in the presence o
Look out for breakers.
adarge company of invited gueste,The
bridegroom vette u booy, redfaeed How is your friend doing out in
young fellow, who looked as though Helena Oh, he is carrying every.
thing before hint, Good. 1.4'hat busi.
he could have felled an ox with his fist;
but be shivered and turned pale at the 1106'010 1)0 ? He's a waiter in a
beginning of the ceremony, and at ite• taurmit.
Who goeth borrowing, goeth a
sorrowmg, was doublese tree thp
good old fillies, bnt nowadays it is the
tender who does the mournful 'ran..
Ab I beg pardon, wore you speaking tort, both to an and bela.
elose be fell down in a dead faiteta
the manifest annoyance of his britlet
Avho had been as cool its to cm:umber.
Owing to the unprecoaented demand for
plate.glass it ha(' advanced oonsiderel.iy inoutatio.8.
price, Mensrs Ue0ausland & Son,Toronto,
fortunately made a coutraot before the
rtitIvnipte for a veryconsiderablesuantity,
Ewa are thus enabled, to offer theirpatrous
this season a decided advant
age in price,
the quality beiugsoperior to any ever pre-
viously imported.
.gouldn't pool rler.
A woman opened the front door and
addressing a seedy -looking papas clown
on all -fours, whti was seemiugly look-
ing for something. said :— •
What are you doing there 7
Madam, he said, straightening up,
please he so generous as to pardon this
apparent intrusion. My little girl
• SSW POSSESSED. ran across your greenelward,but in her
'a t
eshict .forgetf airless dropped half a dol-
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Ministers d4clare .tliat in nine cases lar ' that had been given her by the
out of ten brides are much more self- handsomest and noblest of women:
possessed than aro bridegrooms when We were on our way to get a doll
the marriage ceremony is being per-
_ fanned. •
• A sby,modest looking little creature
robed in white will stand perfectly
erect, looking -the minister calmly and
squarely ,in the eye without for.nn
instant losing her self „poise, whsle the
big blunt six footer Ora bridegroom by
her side is pale and nervous and trem-
bling. His fingers ure likely to twitch
nervouslY, and be May even hitch at
his trousers legs or twist a corner.of
Overeorne—rapa, said Mande sof fly.
did George call on you to -clay 7' Yes.
He ealled about 4 o'clock and he was
very ill. Must have had a chill. Shook
so 'sent him home in ft carriage.
Hotel Logic.—Guess- -How is this'?
'My 12ilf thie time is 43.1 &day ; anti last
December I had the same rutin and it,
was only $8 a clay. Clerk—Yee; I
>know; but the days are much lunges
CUSTOM WORK
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Did▪ n't: Blame them,—S 8 Teacher
--Don't you think it very strange that
the lions • didn't eat Daniel 7 S
Scholar—No, sir, ziot since I saw- that
pieturs of him in my Sunday School.
book.
He—Life with me has been a failure.
She—You must have had and wasted
some opportunity. He —110 ; I have
spent half my life. raising whiskers to
In all its branches, anti will keep in stole
class of lirsttelass goods, such i
Tweeds,
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eking 4 retreskreet at ray thirteart or
an. business hi t1ng1Ituri.1 /lobe woet
nder my thanks to my irked' alai -Oa parbile
*tally for the liberal patronage extended to tow
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moy o'se state8 1••8 1 An 14 4 yOrrit4.01,511
better imiturcructits than ever to she., rains
orything 10 the all: of
Flannels, j Gromite, .Qr Stolle 'lora-men
s- jr.f..,r0;tim
Etoffs-
FOL.e
Blankets,
S1ioetizis 1IMIIIICaIA,A. pro.
Stocking Yarns
&c.,
(Platte /Tor), pure wool only) cbcapfor eash or str.•
change for wool.
Customers from a distance. V411 hare their .1.
ironic whit them the same day,
atelikrbest anarket price in cash for _Iderchant4Ae
N G.LLE &OUY.t
Wool,
for nay other little girl that is sick in conceal my youth, and the other halt
them
bed, and it would have done your heart dying to conceal nay age.
good to have seen the happiness of the Life is„ short, and we have never too
little would -he purchaser, but She lost much time fcr gladdening the i'earts
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the money, and now, ithnost broken- of those who are travelling the same
hearted, she has gone borne to tell her 1 ciark journey with us. Oh, be swift to
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. love, make haste to be kind 1 ,
poor mother of the gteitt calamity.
• Tbat,..was Indeed too bad, remarked - I ain't drunk, roister, he tried to
the woman, • • ,explain to the policeman- who was ar.
Yes, madam, and if I could hope-- resting him. Well, said. the officer,
have you any little children, madam 1 if you are nos drunk, you bad better
Yes,' . • ., take nut a. ileElaSe for that breath..
his O_oat shirt,. , ., '.,,.. ,,. ,,,,, Then mm
you know what disappotent
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was once best man to a stalwart, means to a
middle aged bridegroom, noted for his where e°1114 borrow haif a acilar'
how inexpressibly happy 1 sbouldbe
tourage lira feats of daring, says
could you let me have half a.
.writer its, the Philadelphia U&,211
/, and Mala,
. when the time came for us to go down dollar
stairs to meet the bride and her at No, not. this morning.
tenclantes, lie aearly lied a fit, and he
looked like a walking corpse all through
.the ceremony. 1 had to keep saying,
Brace op, old boy, and come, conie,
you've got to go dowo,to get him start -
ted at ad ; and at the. door he was
idiotic enough to clutch at Inc and
say
Say, Fred, how would it do to have
Mary and the preacher slip in here I umsr are Y°11
andhave ib all over with before we go
All right; 1 shall bid you good
down at all? 1 cati4 go through it 1
• morning.. It is one of'' my business
before all that erowd.
pointedly rales never to tamper with anyone that
Idiot 1 said', briefly and is thoroughly prepared.
enough to leave 110 doubt as to my t
meaning,Mary won't come in here,and• .4.1)VeCle 810T111144.— Are 11011 dIfiellebellt at night
and broken of your rest by a sick ohlki suffering and
you will go Ci own this instant, ,• crying with pain of Cathy Teeth If so send at
child, ff only knew'
Weitcould you let me have a quarter
now and give me the'test this alters
noon ?
' No, I can't do,that, 6ithet.
Well, madam; may I"tis.ls what you
are prepared to do 1 • '
I ani prepared, to tell you to move
on or ssucl for a polieenian.
You are thoroughly prepared for
;$114ecthritiretntl&ooth nAlrs, WInelow's Soothing
" Ile got through at last without do- rims
able. It will relieve theg' po
i Its.valuo is incaltul.
ing or saying anything ridioulous, in hninediately. Depend upon it, msOtheitilttt•lethritilisst'g
Willett respect he was luckier than Irnelaseutt=tret'slttcas"ctrafli31,84t1".Y4MviLis,11240'
st:nfteezmIttosio-vg:\ezzi="10,.),,tairlisd $i,yes
itttOtiel` stalwart bridegroom of my
acquaintance, who wes so dazed and iu-
VictO,ef tgtNNuTratri.tg, CIITtiotrotif"ohife ohf
ochre's'
Otto Vdegttargeees,telee(nelef 1:.) hyeseigary aatig rertrir. int
overcome that he held out one of his
ti=ssitlt !,-,1,1401,1;ig. aprteoer twenty -live cot? as
own fingers for the rieg when the min- I i1335 WITMOV4
And take ne other kind
ester said : With this ring 1 thee setglitxt° et*"
wed.
Another bridegroom 1; knew lost
his head to such a degree that when
- it came time for hint to F3t3.': LHOeflee
410 thee, Annie, to be my lawful
wedded tvife,he said in an utoaaturally
loud woe: I, Annie,take thee,Horace,
• to be uty lawful wedded wife, and
whee the time came fel. him to intro.
duce his bride to some of his friends
who had not yet seeti h't', he did it by
saying, awkwardly Alt, et—Miss
.thirter this is my wife, Miss Barton,
oalling her by ney motion name.
Ft'IW 11" 83Y 114 wife easily and
naturally the fiest time they use the
words itt
. A 'fanny caw; wits that of a badly
tattipa bridegroom who stared, blankly
at the minister until milted if he to'ok
this woman to be his 'guild wedded
*He, when he ;darted suddenly and
To Prevent Gana and Soro• s.
A Oatoidian correspondent of the
Country Gentleman, whose horses are
subject to the severe !mkt of rough rid.
ing under saddle,gives the appended
suggestion for the prevention of galls
and sores ; Every sadd:e, especially a
side.saddle, should be loosely Birthed
on half an hour before •needed, Ana.,
far more important, it should itever,
never be taken sea horse *Welt coivics
in tired and het. No remedies could
Save a horse treakti lilte that. The
girthi.f,hould be at once loosened, but
the bad 1' hitt OH 1 111 the horse is
cool, and till all otimr par.ts f 1,15
body and his legs ore thoroughly
&eased. if harness end eaddles ate;
kept clean laid soft, 110114,8 pioperly
attended to, backAnd shoulders bath.
• ed with tutting brine when needed,and
the gall powder used at the very first
maim( any la 'nes it:e to!. dome
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r have in. stock a full line of
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-S pig git The Olitatse - do not perini b
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C:fivvit—No ;. they .have quite 'an
artistic sense. 1 bave• seen some
Ohinese women.
Do you believe Bronson married
for love'? You know she is just made
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If that is true, I've no doubt lie
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