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Far awa' tae bounie,Seotland
Has my Spirit ta'en its flight,
An' I saw my wither apinuin'
• In our Highland Immo at night,
I saw the Itye abrowsmg,
My !either at the plough,
.And the grand old hills elven them 4';
Wad I could aloe them now.
Oh, leddy, while upon your kneee
Ye helcl my sleepin.' head,
1 saw the little knit at tame,
.:),•,• Where Te,ro ea' 1 were wed;
* I hard the tune the pipers played.,
1 kenn'd its rise and fa'—
'Twas the wild Maogregors' slogan,
'Tis the greatest o' them, a'.
Hark I surely I'm no wildly areanate',
Por 1 hear it plainly now—
Ye cannot, ye never heard it
On the far-off mountain's brow ;
For in your southeran childhood
Ye were nourished salt and warm,
Nor watehed upon the could hillside
The risini o' the 'storm.
1. Aye I now the soldiers hear it,
An' answer with a cheer,
As .the "Campbells are gelatin,'"
• Valls On each anxious ear,
#
t , The cannons roar their thunder?,
And the sappers work in vain,
• For nigh aboon the din a' war.
Resounds the welcome strain.
• An' 'nearer still, an,' neapr still,
An' now again 'tie "Auld Lang Syne;"
"Its kindly notes like life-bluid rise
Through this puir sad heart o' mine.
, Oh, leddy, dinna swoon awa',
Look up, the evil's past ;
They're omini noo tae dee wi.' us,
Or save us at the last.
Then let us humbly, thankfully,
. Down on our knees and pray,
For those who came through bluid and
• fire
To rescue us this clay;
That He may o'er them spread:His shield,
Stretch forth his hand and save
• ;
grabbei the pleasant youngmau by
the hand.
My poor young friend be exclaimed.
Another martyr to righteousness aud
faithfulnesss to the law 1 May the
spirit of Brigham sustain you 1
When the train stopped and the
gruntan and the passenger got up
to leave the oar the solemn man press.
ed u card in the young manta hand.
The gruff passenger took it and read
it. This was its inscription,
Bold Havelock and his highlanders,
The bravest o' the brave.
IMOONANNIO could, and finally bitin to the point
T,b.e Solemn. Passenger. promising to conduct himself' pro -
Well, said the solernia--looking pas•• perlyi tok:a whole Week --,the reward to.
• senger in the front seat to the pleasant be a lett6r"to WS parents testifying to
yonnf.r, man just behind him, the liar- his goo d:- behaviour 'Wheel Friday
',.Neet is past, but the surumar is still afternoon-camelie asked •.his teacher
'with us.
Sure 1 replied the young tnan.
But it's on the wing, though I con-
tinued the solemn man. Itis flying !
Right along ! said the pleasant pas- Perhaps- I• ,get a present, he
said.
Altright; said the tercher, jocularly
adding; and, of eourse, 1 sin entitled
to half.
This seemed to 'worry the boy, but
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Elder Marmon °laurel) of
, Latter Day Saints,
Utah.
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Why Struggle?
wHY struggle with exhausting diseases
Iry when you may be promptly cured
by the use of • nature's remedy—Burdock
131ood Bitters—the perfect euro for dys-
pepsia, billiousuess, constipation, siok
b e ad ache an d alt forma of bad blood from
a common pimple to the worst scrofulous
sore.
She changed Her mind.
Miss 0, a bright teacher, had a seven
year old boy placed ie. her class who
had established a very bad reputation.
The teacher made up her mind that
she would work a revolution in his
character if posSible. Accordingly,
she at once took hint into her confidence
—praised • him when be. gave • the
slightest opportunity, and passed over
his faults as lightly as she consistently
DR, FOWLERS
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TRAWBERRY
cuREs
HOLERA
holera Morhus
OLJ CS -
RAMPS
IARRIKEA
YSENTERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
AND r UXES OF THE. BOWELS
IT I AFE AMP RELIABLE FOR
C. OR.EN OR ADULTS
if she had° forgotten about `th6
tor,,
-Oh, no, she said, you have Leen a
very good boy and 'deserve it.
senger.
• Time is fleeting I remarked the
other.
'Well, said the pleasant youth, shak-
ing his bead, that depends •on .hew
map') tin:ie. you get. .a j be answered, perhaps I will -only get a•
• Sir 1' exclaimed the passenger" idldinie; • 7: -
front. Thon a =kis will belong to me, sail
1 say three mon ths'l 1 fleet
than three Years, replied the
passenger, smiling. WIhnilt
he.to the gruff passenger who
side him, •
They say so that's tried it I
gruff passenger.
quicker I she.
pleasant j Well, inayb,,e I will only, get some
it '1'said': sweets.
• sat be. I . Then half of thorn will be -mine, re -
1 plied the teablief.• • ' • ' • .
- • . •
said the But how do .yoti'knovi t will give you
half? •
• The solemn passenger was silent a • I will trust, to your honor, said the'
while, and then opened up again • • I teacher. .• ' • ;
' These are the days, said he, that Johunie received his letter and
the friieloue and unthinking spend in tnarched proedly home. On Monday
idling where the seri roars, cir the morning his face indicated that he was
mountain breezes whisper, or t • greatly pleased, and his teacher called
vaily inurinnrs. You ars ndt bnund(km 1,hiw up to her desk, and asked :
idle vacatioi), 1 trust; my lk:ar young
friend ?
• , • •Well, not exactly 1 teplieh tbe.pleas--
ant young infetv with a hskd of his
bead. . •?f „,
You het your life 1it. in't said the
gruff passenger.
I am pleased to know it ! said the
) solemn passenger.. B4 1 grieve to
• hear you suggest my /Wagering any. A String of Anagrams,
1 f .
Well, did you get a • present,
johnnie ?
Yes, teacher, replied the boy.
What dicl you get ? .
A pair of trousers, replied the boy,
the smile on his face broadening.
Well, zeal can keep my half, said the
teacher.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING.
ALEX. SAUNDERS,
LATEST METHODS:
Particular attention. paid to
Sanitation and Ventilation.
Plans and Specifications care-
fully prepared.
• Repairing Promptly Atten-
ed to.
Three Trains Daily.
Telephone No. 28.
Correspondence Solicited.
thing upon it, even se 'worthless and
• poor a thing as life. So you are not
one of the trivial th/rCmg who are just
now flocking to idle vaeations
No, sir 1 1 ax. pot,1. replied the
pleasant young ) "
;au,
You rejoice tr.( 'said the solemn
passenger, Minty eyes, while the
gruff passenger
Pm going .6htion though,
• a
said the plum pg 133alls bIlt ih
won't be au idi And he smiled
•
it, Who chuckled
at the gruff,
ariain and sa
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Right you 0.,\ el he next Station
is our1 P
All t San . 0 sc\ tnan, and its
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newel /4'
Sing 8 ( i vet gruff passe,ri..
gerT
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voungl tdays three
,
years WI 4i'i ti.t) tr-IV
°At ;:laInfil\sOrn his roan-
- eatty Otis revelation
lt the nein, into
he cited 'dumb
• 00 passenger
and hoe
The g
ter, apps
Wanld sh
horror, an
himself wh
Astronomer—Modern starer.
Diplomacy—Mad policy,
Funeral—Real fun.
Lawyers—Sly ware. •
Matrimony—Into my arm.
' Parishioners—I hire parsons.
Penitentiary—Nay I repent it
Picturesque—Quite spruce.
Presbyterian—Best in prayer.
Tslegraph—Great help. .
English Spavin Liniment retrieves all hord, of or
eallotified humps and Blemished from horsea. Blood
Snatin, POIM ts, Ring Bono, SWeeney,Stifies,Sprains,
Sere and SW011en Throat, Coughs, ete, Save $60 by
use Of elle bottle. Warranted the most wended
Blemish Cure over known.' Sold by W. 13. Towler.
•lithd Ira Mols
GOOD
WOOL WANTED.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID •
WINGHAM TANNERY
W. J. CHAPMAN.
•LUM R,
Dressed and undressed,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
ST.A.VES,
BARRELS,
CEDAR POSTS,
WOOD
9 &c.,
Always on hand,and will
besold cheap.
MILL—Adjoining G. T. .Et., on
• Shuter Street.
McLean & Son,
Wingliam, Ont.
We wish to inform the public that we have these
Woolen Mills In A 1 running order, and will this
season give special attention to
CUSTOM WORK
•
in all its branches, and will keep In stock a
class of lirst.eloss goods, am* as
Tweeds,
Flannels,,
Etoffs,
Blankets,
Sheetings,
Stocking Yarns,
Sco., &e.,
Ovule from pure wool only) cheap for coati or ex"
chonge for wool.
Customers from a (Bataan ban have their rolls
home with them the same day.
SeItighest market price in cash for Merchantable
Wool,
INGLIS &
wariehain
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
ta.keour,m& nue,
Having purchased the Custom Business of Messrs
McCormick Co, wish to intimate that they have
opened out in the shop two doors south of T A Mills
Store, Wingimin.
Boots and Shoes made to order from the Best
Stock on short notice. Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
The patronage of the public solicited, and all work
guaranteed.
threw.) wives,
JOSEPI! COWAN,
Crania chit Div. COOT, CO. rlunoN,
• AITCTIONEEB,
ISERIEtt 51A111.11.4GVE LICENSES
• COMMisliTOSEU IN:11.°C. S., Et&
Owr.
Pfsr:if 3emedy itordaterrli Is the
nest, Easiest to tImeand Cheapest.
Sold by druggists or Sent by rnall,50c.
T. ttefwIt101. Warren. Par, tr. a,
4.,
2.101.1A1MILIN& R&UGH,
ZETLAND SAW MILL
• GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
Virst-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Specialty.:
MA
W1NGRAIVI
LE WO
Taking a rotros et ot luy t teen I fouteen
years Madness W ghoul, I de •0 most heartily to
render my thanks to try friends ild the pnblto gen.
malty for tno Sheila sitronw extended to tne le
the past.
rimy. also state tim at n a positron to offer
better inducements tha •er to Moe molder
anything in the lino of
auto or St, Monuments,
HEADSTONES,
WIND W SI
STON TBD1511NOS
. PO PE.NCING, '0
1 would boie cd to have thosoL iroes of pro,
aria My line to e and examine
goods, compare rices and leave thew • cc'', so that
the goods MAN .,u soured and prepare *My In the •
season, You an select from the lotest signs and
obtain the ik at win kmanship et the me;•• worablo
prices. D st respectfully, yours
WIY4. SMYTH,
wintauta, 001.
curing any tulle
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Obtain Patents, Cavests.rPratie.
Marks, Copyrights, sof free.
Address MUNN & CO./
561 Broadway,
New Turk.
't
MATTHEW AMBLEI1,1 .WINGHAM
HARNESS MAKER, if LOU 111 N MILI.S.
has on hand a large stock of
HORSE BLANKETS,
CURRYCOMBS,
BRUSHES,
WOOS,
TRUNKS
VALISES etc.
Which will be sold at bottom prices.
HARNESS, double or single, made to order on
short notice, and &dislocation guaranteed. .
IMPA coil solicited.
SHOP—Opposite the Bank of Hamilton.
MATTHEW AMBLER,
Wingham, Feb. 8th, 1800.
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TA P. CHAPMAN,
ISSUER or MARRIAGE LICENSES, NOTARY
PUBLIC, CONVSYANCSit, ETO,
Orrics—' Big" Bookstore,
RIPLEY, O.
Money to Loan on Perm Security at LOW Dates of
interest. No commission charged.
WOOD &livered to any part ot
Wingliron.
' .113' Orders by mail prOmptly attended O.'
•01.011GrE TlIONISON,
Wiruldlin P.
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The undersigned wish to tender their best thanks
for the liberal patronage given to our firth during
severalyears prior to the burning of our mill by in
cendiarism. During, the ) oat season We' have re
moddelled the town mill to the latest approved. sys.
tem of Hungarian Roller Process mil ling. • We :be
Hero wocon now givo better accommodation than
ever before. We offer
PrOmpt Dispatch,
Fair Returns,
QUALITY SECOND TO NONE IN THIS
SECTION.
And by close personal attention to the business
. hope to be again favc.red with it trial by all old
friends and many new ones.
TOUTS most respectfully,
HOTTON Sr CARR,
win:thorn Mill, Oct ID, 3484 •
•
J. GOLLEY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Honorary Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College
Also Otaduate of Dentistry Sehool, Toronto is pro.
rared to treat all MOMS of Domesticate Animals
in the latest scientific manor,
Calls promptly attended to. Office and Infirmory
OIND STAND, Wingham
ta.Callers by night will tind him at the office.
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rofits
IS CE1tTAIN IF THE GENUINE
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IS ONLY USED.
BE ENERGETIC BY GIVING IT ONE TRIAL.
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i\Tn i, CD 1 IA
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