Wingham Times, 1892-06-17, Page 8ngCum
).A,Y, JUNE 17, ;892.
:ad. His Own Way.
Mr. Youngwife came home
t he sighed dismally then
his feet to the mantleshelf,
form of a dreaming man.
t hand was laid on his shout-
s silvery voice chirruped :
oar, you mustn't do that ;' it is
form. If yuu want to rest
d feet, use this lovely little
tat I made, all covered with
on he threw down his paper
ear, you musn't do that ; it is
ad form. If you want to put
per aside, use that lovely little
,; on the wall there, that I et
ed 1111 in violets and pansies.
r still he struck a match on his
s to light his pipe.
leer you musn't do that. It is
?rm. Jf you want to•strike a
use that lovely little wall mat
.Scratch tny back' on it that I
dered. It was an idea of dear
la's.
areakfast he aimlessly dipped.
Toffee over a piece of bread.
dear, you musn't do that. It is
lad forte. Never Tet me see you
it again. Every time you wish i
toast watch me ; my way is'
iy the smug as my dear mamma's. Does a rose petal taste like that of
the street car he thoughtlessly • aviolet 1 Do hard and soft water taste
ad his feet. 1 alll.e 1
Rolm guess the height of a hat
by sight'
Can you caiculate the weight of a
book"; a box of matches, a bat, a ball'
a glass of water, a letter, by simply
holding it in your hand 1
11 you bear street cars, whore there
is a double track, can you tell by the
sound which they are coming?
If yon are near a river, can you
locate a steam boat by sound ?
Can you use your knowledge of
music in analyzing the progressions of
a steam whistle? Can you tell on which
tone ii stops ?
With your eyes shut, can you tell
what kind of a flower is put to your
nose ?
Can you tell from the bark of the
trees the pDints•of the compass •
Can you, by listening,tell what kind
of a vehicle is Coming, and how many
horses aro attached to it ? Do you
know the diflersnce i'i sound made by
four and by eight hoofs ?
Can you match colors without sam-
ples, carrying colors and shades in
your memory 1
By the touch only can you tell
which material is cotton and which is
woolen ? Can you from a bunch of
different colored zephyrs pick out a
black strand, keeping your eyes shut ?
Cali you, by taste only, tell what
kind of meat you are eating ?
Can you decide what kind of flavor
has been in a Blass of soda water ?
dear, someone whispered, do
IQ that. It is such had form. You
r you never would have done that
e we were married. It is sorne-
rnaranta told use to be particu-
careful about. n'
ext •evening he threa his spavin„
Fr in the wood box.
'y dear, you musn't do that. It
ch, bad form. Mamma always
.es paps throw his papers in the
Use that lovely little holder fill -
midi red, white and blue 'shaving
ers,all embroidered with forget•tue-
s, just as mamma planned out for
•liter the funeral, two'uionths later,
wassaying, as she untied the black
itrgs ()flier mourning bonnet, and a
v friends retrained to consol her :
Dear Tommy, I—I never knew
iat killed him. Ile was so good,;pnd
were growing more end moreolske
Ch other every day
;Yes, said Airs. McGann, sympathe-
,ally. He had his own why in every-
iing. He was so good about the
fuse. We never had a cross word.
(ten, when I thought over lives were
ream, he just up and died
It is sad, sobbed Mrs. McGann.
It is, indeed. And now, kind
iende, leave me whine I throw off
jtrse things. put on tny kitchen apron
tt1 dust up and sweep the house.
year'T'ommy was such a lover of order
te could not sleep well in his grave if
te thought there was a lint on the
loon. After that I will sit down,gaze
tt his photograph and let my flood'of
grief have full sway.
Not Taught in School.
The following fiat of questions, in
Orel line of developing the perceptive
ankles, has been compiled by Louis
ocktatt :
When you go to your room at bight
trali yon wall( directly to the match
iron( ani put 'your hand, on it 1
When you turn your light out and
pave your room, dol you have to furn-
t.tbic for the door, or 05)1 yoti walk
retraight across the room and take hold
eitI'f cls knob'?
Can you at trignt wall among the
res' without running into them, or
i
the garden path as directly as
rrowld Were it daylight t
,Petr( wish( to estin1ate the size of
calk of feet
Abaft, Ade
In short, do you use your senses
Do you train your observation, and
then remember what you observe.
Men of Extraordinary Nerve and
Firmness of Purpose.
Amongst teen who have forced their
way to fame and fortune, we may
Inane, an example to all, worthy of
irritation, the famous and justly cele-
brated Thomas Holloway,better known
throughout the "wide, wide world" for
his Pills and Ointment. Of these
medicines it is not otir purpose to
speak -we are not writing puff, but
solid plain facts, to show what can be
done by great strength of mind ; and
that what one man has done another
may do,provided that he has the ability
and determination to use it with all
his soul 1
1 We read of the great Napoleon,
whose ambition was to conquer the
world, but Holloway has done some-
i thing else, for, instead of shedding
blood, he has cured his thousands and
spread great joy among' the poor sons
l and daughters of 'affliction by his won -
I derful 91edieines ; and although lie
does riot pretend to "raise the dead,"
?.yet he has given strength to the halt
and soundness to the lame; and if he
i has not "opened the eyes of the blind,"
! he has soothed the pain -worn, and
comforted those on the brink of the
grave ; and in the four quarters of the
Iglobe his preparations have found their
way—not by the force of the sword,
not with the aid of legions, but have
been silently borne on the bosom of
old ocean in our huge 'merchant ships
to every corner of the civilized world
where suffering man is to he found:
But to do all this gigantic work, to
accomplish so wondrous a deed,requir-
ed much thought and much energy,. for
without these clombined, this mighty
Work conld not have been accomplish-
ed. And thus he dirt it. '.There is a
wise saying, "Don't spare printer's
ink V' and Holloway spared neither
"printer's ink," nor vast piles of the
precious metal, veld Ile advertises
in all the languages spoken among
civilized nations—and whether you go
into Prance,Belgiutn, ITollatid,Prussia,
Denmark, Russia, Greece, Spain, Por-
tugal, Styitzerland—nay, we might say ,
all the kitigdorns of the world—and in
a thousand tongues they talk of "Idol:
loway's Pills !"—in a thousand lang-
uages they utter "Holloway's Oint�
melts 1" We are filled with boundless
'tv•nder and astonishment that one
ratan, one mind, one head, could plan
and devise all this ; and we say that
if one man has really done so, there
ulnar hp SOnte wonderful curative
properties a'hout the Pills and Oint-
metit.-1'riet Close's 'Historical Notices.
It was her Privilege,
A marriage license and a marriage
ceremony make up the sequel of the
following true story :
They were seated in the parlor, and
the clock had just struck the hour of
ten. They were an economical young
couple, never utilizing but one chair
for both to sit upon, and he always
clasped his arms around her waist to
prevent her from falling off.
The young lady was handsome, and
5110 was exceedingly clever, as the
sequel will show while her male com-
panion was as stupid as a goose, She
was rather tall and slender, had bright
eyes, rosy cheeks, blonde hair and in-
variably wore a mauve -colored silk
dress. Tliey had discussedthe weath-
er probilities, her papa's rheumatism,
her .mamma's neuralgia, and all the
ether stereotyped topics, interspersed
now and then with a long drawn sigh,
or a kiss, and the conversation began
to drag wearily on.
At last a bright idea entered her
little head.
She said : Did you ever study palm-
istry ?
Well, Nelly, lie replied, 1 can't say
I have. Of what does it treat ?
Why, murmured Nelly, it is ah art
whereby you can tell a person's future
by examining the palm of the hand.
Would you litre to know your future.
I haven't the slightest objection.
She took his hand slightly in hers,
and after making a careful diagnosis of
the creases in it, said : You come of a
long lived family ; your grandfather
lived to be eighty-two years of age and
your grandmother seventy-five; mother
and father still living-- --
Why, Nally, I told you all that the
other night. •
Well. that does not make the slight-
est bit of difference. I could inform
you of the facts by this art, supposing
you had never told me anyehing about
them. But pardon the digression.
You will probably live to be seventy-
one years of age or thereabouts ; you
you are desperately in love with a
sweet ,your; girl, but too bashful to
pop the momentous question ; there.
are two or three suitors for her hand,
but she, is yours and yours only (sigh-
ing) ; she loves you,'dear George, with
that maddening flame which can only
be the luscious fruit of a trusting
young heart ; she would make you a
good wife (pressing his hand softly) ;
she is tall and slender, has bright,blee
eyes, rosy cheeks, blonde hair, dresses
in mauve -colored silk—
Stop, shrieked George ; I can stand
it no longer. Will you be mine ? And
elle bemi'ided.
Ho. round Hie Tongue Then.
' A very Pompous Army surgeon was
emit to a recruiting depot in the High-
lands to examine a batch of lads who
had taken the queen's shilling. The
abrupt, over -bearing manner of the
doctor so frightened one nervous re-
cruit that he was unable to answer the
first question as to his name and place
of birth.
Why don't you. answer ? roared the
doctor, what's your name, I say ?
Still the panic stricken lad could
only stare open mouthei at his ques-
tioner who exclaimed :
'Why, 1 believe the feliows's stone
deaf i and, taking his watch from his
pocket he held it to the left ear of the
recruit, saying :
Can you hear that ticking'?
The youth shook his hettd.
The watch was applied to the oOher
ear with the sante effect' and then,tho
doctor opened the vials of his indigna'•
tion oli the head of the would -he
soldier. What the deuee do you mean
by enlisting -when you're stone deaf ?
Why, you can't evett hear the ticking
of a watch when it's hbl•1 within an
iuoll'of the drum of your oar.
And then, t)ie worm turned.
She's tie' gaup, said tine recruit;lnd• 1
ing his tonge at last ; and When the
OTS =wows
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the iKidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
drueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomachs prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
'many excellent qualities commend d it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy l.nowu. '
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75o
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
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The Mother's Cupboard
The Traveler's Valise,
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The cowboy's Saddle
The Farmer's Stable
The Pioneer's Cabin
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