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Not till we meet with Love in all his
beauty,
In all his solemn ruajesty sad worth,.
Can we translate the meaning of life's
duty •
Which God oft writes in cipher at our
birth.
Not till Love cosine in all his strength
and terror,
Can we read others' hearts; not till
then know
A A. wide compassion for all human error,.
Or souod the quivering depths of
mortal woo.
Not till wo sail with him o'er stormy
oceans
Have we seen tempests; hidden in his
hand
He holds the key to itI1 the great ema-
nons•^ t4
Till he unlocks them none can'vundor•
stand..
Not till we walk with him on lofty moun-
tains
Can wo quite measure heights, And,
oh, sad truth!
When once we drink from his immortal
fountains,
We bid farewell to the Iight heart of
youth,
'Thereafter Qu"r most perfect clay will
borrow
A dimming shadow from some dreaded
night,
So great the joy it merges into sorrow,
.And evermore pain tinctures our
delight.
--Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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GREAT SCISSORS.
The waste basket is mightier than
the pen.
`If you cannot lick a man, be lenient
with his faults. .
The barking' dog never bites—at
least while he is barking,
Mine is a very useful occupation,
said the pawnbroker.
1St a• ways makes a loafer tired to
watch an earnest roan work.
' People who work for spite g•si:•'raliy
get it for wages.
About the only force some people
have is the force of habit.
A. clothes line is well adapted 'dr
holding family gatherings.
About this time light suits are
responsible for many heavy colds.
- Samson brought down the house, but
nobody called for an encore.
A boy is expected to love his iota iter
'B..Yett. though she cats his hair,
How to flrl.,d some men out—sit on
their doorsteps until about 1 a. in.
Two, counter irritants ---a mustard
plaster and a woman shopping, •
The oldest inhabitapt is usually a
man, but tho acuidest is a woman,
The bast way for lovers to settle a
•petty tiff is to cross it off with a kiss.
A good example—ascertaining the
difference between right` tad wrong.
W Len the schoolboy breaks the
rules the teacher has to resort to fer•
rule.
The tnan who needs a newspaper the
most hi generally the first to stop it.
Tune is of. no account to a woman,
if beauty will consent to abide with
her
A woman's glary is in •her hair, but
it is a good plan • to tie it up when
cookie,„;.
The than who wants 'a little here
below' went into the newspaper busi-
ness
There is no surer way to get behind
the bars than to stand too much before
them.
Visitors are to business what the
tares were to the wheat after the
dk enemy had beets there.
Ttiu business in which you know
., you arauid tnaktl tho money is generally
the other man's.
Ttte world is full of ins and outs for
the Beat who is put out of one hotel to
go to eenother,
When a young couple are about to
elope the young Ulan asks ; Does your
nloe.ilkr kuow your route 1
T.•o many rooks may spoil the
.brotlh, but there ars too many gooks
wit.) pace no broth to spoil.
Th.. penin who are always looltiu,:
aft, r e'rtier people's businees generally
owe. ., large board bill.
J wonder why the Mediterranean is
go blue ? You'd be bine if you had to
waist' the it Minn. shore.
ye ,pie who can patiently boar all
tilt - Anal' trials will never break down
unei.t their great ores.
1, a., hard to have anything so ill%
eotainieuons that a bore .eanuot hake
it Vi +'xensf!. to linger and talk over.
The in u who has been en a regular
cru•,,e• tlta night hefore is sure to wake
up ',text minting int the dry dock.
A. v.' irtia alWay4 respects the judge
eta,: •..t., tie imtn who tells. bar that alio
la pei.i' .i.r tlitn r.tltet' wtltfBfl,
'f',•le,..-: a smart boy to telt a he sac.
oe-:Kfit=1% If he tells it uneuccessfully
his father is apt to make him smart.
Laziness will devote more trouble to
huntiug up an email for shirking a
job than it would have taken to do the,
work.
When a young girl's father cons
into the parlor and rudely turns ant
the light, we suppose the young man
can safely regard it as time to light
out,
When 11 uutn dies and leaves a nice
young widow with plenty of money,
mid you see her walking out with tete
executor nn n Sunday liftertloon, a
change is imminent.
The Crop noports.
The latest report of the Bureau of
Industries confirms the common belief
that the yield of grain in Ontario this
year is extraordinarily large. Fall
reheat averages from 25 to 30 bushels
per acre in many sections, and weighs
from 00 to GG pounds per bushel ;
spring wheat and oats are also far
above the average. The total yield of
grains and roots is estimated thus :
Fall wheat 21,872,488 bushels
Spring wheat 10,711,588
Barley 16,141,904 "
Oats 75,009,542 "
Rye 1,134,630 "
Peas ........ , .. 18,328,480 "
Corn (in the ear). 18,288,659 "
Buckwlisat.:'......, • 2,608,10 "
Beans 709 000 "
Potatoes.......,24,055,866 "
Mengel wurtzels 11,766,44$ "
Carrots .. 3,814,016
Turnips 08,853,452 "
Hay and Glover-2,292,788 "
The ,crop of wheat, spring and fall,
is estimated at 32,584,026 bushels,
nearly half as much again as the crop
.of 1890. The oat crop exceeds the
light one of last year by more than
22,600,000 bushels, while the average
per acre is the highest in ten years.
The root crops are enormous, taut the
potatoes are much damaged by rot.
The acreage of bailey sown is 148,000
acres less' than last year, yet the crop
is 541,787 bushels larger, owing to the
great yield of 29.2 bushels per act".
The acreage sown in fall wheat this
fall is 15 per ceut. greater than that
sown in the fall of;,1F364. • There is an
increase in the number of nearly all
kinds of live stois'tt possee;sion of
farmers, especially in sheep and lambs.
Itch, Mange and Scratches of efe;r' kind o-
human or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wood,
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by W. B. Towles.
You can't toll how much a lion weighs
by his roar.
Repentance. --I wish I hadn't rejected
him. Why? "Because he didn't seem
the least bit put out when I said no."
When a young man is writing a love
letter he should keep constantly before
his mind how, it would look in print.
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and wu walingl free trial bottle DR.
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St. W., TDaetero, CANADA.
He—"I hope yuu're never jealous of me
dear ?" She—"Jealous of you ? Why,
how could I be ?" And ho still wonders
what she meant.
—Subscribers who do not reoeive their
papers regularly will kindly make the tact
kuown at the office without delay, so that
auy oversight may be remedied at once.
o "That's a very pretty charm on your
Watch -chain, Mr, Stayforever."
"1 am very glad you think so,Miss Tired.
to -death."
"Tho chain is very pretty, too, isn't it."
"I am quite delighted that you like it."
"Is your watch pretty?" •
"Well you Can judge for yourself."
"What, Mr. Stayforever 1 Is it really a
quarter, of eleven? Who would have dream•
ed it was so frightfully late l ---Roston
Uourier.
Is simply epidemic Influenza; Wilson's
WildCherry twill cure it safely and quickly.
Get the genuine, in white wrappers only,
and use it as directed for Influenza.
A caval officer told a landsman that his
father, grandfather and great•graudfather
had all died. at sea. "Then,said the lauds,.
man, if I were you I would never go to sea
.lest you should share thsir fate." "Well,"
said the officer, "where did your father
and grandfather die?" "Why,iu their bads,
of course," "If I were you, theu," said
the officer, "I would never go to bed, lent
you should share their fate."
EveryboAy /toad,
i'urniture has touched bottom prides.
Now is the time to purchase. Anyone
wanting to start house or to fiarnislt
rooms will find it worth their while to
call at B Gracsy's furniture warerootns.
Goods direct from our large ananufactur-
era here. No freight expense. Bedroom
suits from $10,50 tip, sideboards, lounges,
parlor suits, dinars, ohrotno and oil pic-
tures. ?icturc fratning a specialty at
S
GRAM'S, Wingbairl.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING.
ALEX. S .UND iRS,
�a OX .EOI
LATEST M e"i'tZODS;,
Particular attention paid to
Sanitation and Ventilation.
Plans and Specifications care.
fully prepared.
Repairing- Promptly Attend-
ed to.
Three Trains Daily.
Telephone No, ;r8.
Correspondence Solicited.
GOOD
WOOL WANTED.
MOM T PRICE PAID
AT T RE
WINtHAM TANNERY
W. 7. OHAPAMN.
1T? 11117gRANT
for
PINE APPLES,
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
TOMATOES,
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS,
CONFECTIONERY.. ALL KINDS,
ALMOND NUTS,
WALNUTS,
PEA NUTS.
FANCY BISOUIT OF ALL KINDS.
A Large Stock of Canned Goods :
TOMATOES ,
PEAS,
CORN,
SALMON,
LOBSTER,.
CHICKEN,
TURKEY •
CONDENSED COFFEE,
CANNED PIGS FEET.
FIREWORKS OF ALL KINDS.g�
R. HILL..
ZETLAND SAW MILL
•GEORGE THOMSON, Proprieeor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Specialty,
WOOD delivered to any part of
Wingham.
a ' Orders by promptly pro,nptty attended to.
GL ORGE TtJOaisON,
Wineham P. O.
DR. FOWLERS
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AND ALL tUMliil R COMPLAINTS
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1'i IS SAM AND RELIABLE ISR
CHILDREN OR ADULTS..
FOB THE BAST V T
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ORDEREM CLOTHING,
(='O TO•
HATS, OAPS,
COLLARS,
R'S
SHIRTS,
CUFF 2, circ.
Cheap for KASB .
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Hasaremoved to E. 1+. Gerster's cid stand, where he has a large and
nicely assorted stock of
atehasa '�� r � �� StIvervrare axil
Sap@d%Qua
Which he is selling away down in price, and will he pleased to
have you call and take a look through his Stock.
lobs -,,,nr.ryetIPIVermollsve....,,..
Repairing a `--)ecialty
I 'All worlewarrantod and done promptly.
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.Mason's Block.
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and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world.
s "Purbasers should look to the Labe] on the Boxes and pots. If the address is
not 533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
J/&L -MURRAY O4L
WINGHAM FOUNDRY,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
BOYNTON HOT AIR FURNACES.
These wood furnaces are the best in the market
today, and will be sold at rock bottom prices.
BRASS Vt�K and FITTINGS, PIPING, &C,
Wilk and Gent ral Repair: attend-
F-lci to promptly.
We bo to remind those indebted by Note or Book Account to settle
the stung without delay.
JAS. MURKY Sy CO.