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sense in raraerapits, Woman's Love, Man's fondness for sharing his mis.
A, healthy man with a long face Rob t G Ingersoll pays the following fortunes ie equalled only by his
tribute to woman's love. ness to exhibit his good luck,
sin is The one thing in this world that ie
constant, the one peak that rises above
hearts all clouds, the one window in which
light forever burns, the one star that
darkness cannot qtmech is woman's
love, It arises to the greatest heights,
it sinks to the lowest depths, it forgives
the most cruel injuries. It is peren-
nial of life, and grows in every clime;
neither coldness nor neglect, harshness
nor cruelty can extinguish it. A
leve is the perfume of the heart. This
is the real love that subdues the
earth; the love that has wrought all
miracles in art, that lives music all
the way from the cradle to the grand
symphony that bears the soul away on
wings of fire. A love,that is greater
than power, sweeter than life and
strouger than death.
-slanders God.
The bad thing about a little
.that- it won't stay little.
People generally set their
,most on what they need least.
The devil feels proud of the linen
.who.join the churchto maks money.
That religion that makes no change
a moires thoughts makes no change
lin him.
The devil has to work extra hard to
•get hold of the uhildren whohave good
smothers.
It it; hard for people to enjoy reli-
gion very much who keep both. bands
in their ,pockets,
Reople who can patieutly hear their
'teidls will never break down under
their great ones.
To talk about charity beginning at
home is only another way • of letting
,people know we are stingy.
Woriying about things we . can't
iheip is as foolish as to throw stones at
.the sun when its shining doesn't suit
To.
The man who simply wants to be
Mrs. Jaee Vansickle, Albertan. Out.,was
cured of liver complaint, after years of
suffering, by using five bottles of B. B. B,
She recommends it.
How to 'Sleep.
According to the best writer e on the
subject, it has been ascertained that, in
beginning to sleep the senses do not
.good enough to get to heaven is
unitedly fall into a state of slumber, but
not
drop off one after the other. The sight
the man the devil wastes any power
ceases, in consequence of the protection
of the eyelids, to receive impressions
first, while all the other senses preserve
their sensibility entire.
The sense of taste is the next which
loses its susceptibility to impressions,
and then the sense of smelling. The
hearing is next in order, and ladt of all
comes the sense. of touch. Furthermore,
the senses are thought to sleep with differ-
ent degrees of profoundness.
The sense of teueh sleeps the most
lightly and is the most easily awakened ;
the next is the sight, and the taste and the
smelling awake last. Another remarkable
circumstauce. deserves notice — oertaln
muscles and parts of the body begin to
sleep before others.
Sleep commences at the extremities, be-
ginning with the feet and legs, and creep.
ing toward the cenbre of the nervous action.
The necessity for keepiug the feet warm
and perfectly still as a preliminary of
on.
Nothing creates more disease,discomfort
And distress than constipation of the
.bowels, in B. B. ti. we have a remedy euro
to remove and cure it.
To fissure tho Supply of Pure Ifillk.
A bill is before the local house just
:now which is of interest to patrons of
.cheese and butter factories. The bill
aimi et the enforcement of a pure
supply ot tuilk end provides that in
the absence of other evidence on which
to found a conviction it shall be suf-
ficient to slww that the milk sent Is
substantially inferior in quality to
pure milk, provided the test is made
by means of a lactometer or cream
guage or some other prcper and ' ade-
quate test, and .is made by' a, compe-
tent person; and nn person shall es- . sleep is wail known.
.cape the penalty provided for the vio-
11nexPoeted.
letion of this Act (in case the milk is Cainphe'l, the poet, with great good
proved to have been deteriorated or humor, used to relate the foliowing
inferior to pure milli) by showing that anecdote 'of hiniselffifiaving pur-
be had no personal knowledge of the chased a volume at a;• bookstall in
inferier quality or deterioration of said London, he requested it might be sent
home, and handed . the bookseller his
card. On looking at the name; the
Was troubled with continual headache
and lose of appetite but before 1 had bookseller, much excited, exclaimed --
taken many doses of B. B. B. appetite and
health returned.
May I enquire, sir 2—but are you, sir
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S. B. Tuatirsos, Bethesda, Out, _are you the great Mr Campbell ?
....
Odd,Church Notices '1111e poet, who was then in the zenith
The following bit of pastoral humor, of his fame, with true Scotch caution
evidently welled up from the deepest asked him who he considered the great
depths of its perpetrator's soul. We Mr Campbell ---with pardonable vanity
quote from the general notices in.the expecting and Moiling to hear himself
calendar of a Sotneville church: Come named. The answer was—Oh 1 Mr
early to,nielit so as to get a ba3k seat. John Campbell, the missionary and
Keep as far away from the speaker as author of Travels in South America to
you can, and let there be a lot of va-
cant pews in front of him. It is such
an inspiration to speak to rows of
The Streetsville Review says: John
quartered oak boards. We can match
this with the following quotation from
Cameron's paper at the annual meet -
1
ing of the Chinadian Press .Association
an English church paper : The service
in,
on Sunday morning is at 11 a. Was the most practical paper of the e
re.
sion, and it gives' the following concise
The imposition that it is ten minutes
summary of conchisions : (1) News.-
past is a mistake. -Young men are not
excluded from the week -night service. papers should be smaller than they tire;
,
(2)subscription prices should. no be too
The seats in the front portion of the
low—there shouldbe more dependence
inined. They are quite sound, and
lecture hall have been carefully ex -
placed upon subscriptions and less
it
n
ay be trusted not to give way.
, upon advertising receipts; (3) tt,er alt is
should be no insane competition among
quite legitimate to join in singing the
anthem. The object of the choir to
the weeklies ; (4) is one dollar for 12
is
months the high water mark ? (5) uni-
enotuage, not to disdourage, the con -
fortuity in advertising rates the only
gregation.—Coneregationalist. • , just plan ; (Q) alternating advertising
lteals with news items condemned ;
Bad blood breeds divers distressing
diteirees, Burdock Blood Bitters bauishes CO a fair sized type should be used—
boils and botches, with every other symp• small type an abomination i' (8) news
tom arising from bad blood. paper recriminations are absurd; and
— ,
flow many women who fondly (9) no newspaper should be an individ.
level 1 othlan
the golden symbol of their wedding cal
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be sure 1—and whose works' were then
in great demand.
vi PISO'S CURE FOR
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BUSINESS CHANGE.
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ORD13.RED CLOTHING,
MISSES M. & M. KELLY, HATS,
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Beg to inform the ladies of Wingliam and
vicinity that they have purchased the
business lately carried ou by Miss E
Murphy, and have opened out with a large
stook of
MILLINERY
GOODS,
consisting ot reatherp, Flowers, Ribbons,
Laces, Chiffrons, Colored Crapes, Irish
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naineuts. Plain, Spot and Fish Net Veil-
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DRESSES AND MANTLES
Cut and main to order iu the latest styles.
The patronage of the ladies of Wingbam
aud vicinity is respectfully solicited, and
we will do our best to please.
Stand—Opposite the Queen's Hotel.
M. & M. KELLY.
Maroli 15th, 1892.
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that lam in a position to furnish them with anything
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,ORDERED WORK A SPECIALTY.
Tour patronage kindly solicited.
Don't forget the stand—Two doors north of the
Postoffice
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