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. THAT SUN-
li141 Wield AND REANti Alit: GOOD Volt
i1' Intal •
The D'+lnillion Dairy Commissioner
:said its a recent speech ; For some
piths past 1 have been seeking to dis-
Dover some substitute for the expensive
and rich mottle whish ought to be
added to corn ensilage in ordet to
wake it a f;omplotel action for fattening
' eteera or rnilkiog cows. At last 1
Venture to think it 1 have been see-
eessful in discovering a substitute
v<hieh is now within entry reach of
every farther in Ontario, and almost
every farrier in the Dominium who
keeps cattle. I have hero s:unples of
ensilage winch have ,ben Wa'te front
n}ixiug the heeds of sunflowers with
:'Xudien corn. 1. have .;also a sample of
estsilage mode front 'Indian corn and
'1'aiiglish horse beaus, whirls have been
gvo'n together in. ;he sense rows. tt
he sunflowers and horse brans supply
he all.•timinoids and fat, in which the
orn is deficient.
The method of growingis as foie
owsl
Mix one-half bushel English horse
er :loans with er,e-third bushel of Indian
'*`'dome; sow these in rows three or three
end one-half feet apart, to ever one
ayacre. Whea the erup is grown put
•
reliable sited earefel farmers who have
etlos, land who will grow a crop of th1$ i
"1 ubertson combination' during the
coming year, under directions which I
are willtug to supply, The seed will
be furnished at cost price, and, of
course, there is suet a thing as per-
sonal proprietory tight in the matter.
It is ggtvelh to ttto termer free, with the
very bust of good wishes that it may
do for them more than I have veutur
ed to say,
teeel)e product front two acres of that
ea,atxture with the beads from one-half
.oiigcre of sunflowers (the Mammoth
Wcliinssiau sort.) The alhuluinuids from
eddete Leans inlet sunflowers thus provid-
iburrri in tile ensilage will be equal to five
d11`elands of mixed cereals added to every
els o
can=_ed, of 50 pounds of ordinary corn
ng'lsilugge, Besides the elbnwinoids in
lass's green and succulent stale of these
psagtnts is likely to he mote digestible
swine that from ripened grain.
eric.
atairlite memento of the value of chis to
koarr farmers and cattiekeepers in On-
es tido is not quite evident at first si=ght.
page advantages are just as great as
ingough a farmer could get 40 bushels
Ilea ,mixed cereals per acre in addition
the /Lie corn crop without the expendi-
e• il, of any more labor or money than
re..
ahe growing of the Born alone. Lha
ft. to cost of rowing half an acre of
aft
thidifoWers and providing the shed
all !the English beaus growing in the
elerde with the cern is equal to $15.
Ina ilinst the extra outlay the termer
-fling from the VI aures enough adcli-
it cal feed to ba equal to 122 bushels
ups nixed wheat, barley and oats. This
1 cralnal to a clear gain in each ,(valuing
The Beauty Standard.
The standard of female loveliness
varies greatly in different countries
and with individual tastes, Some pre-
fer the plump 'end buxom type ; some
admire the slender and sylphlike, and
e. line the tall and queenly maiden.
But among all people of the Caucasian
race, one point of beauty is always ad-
mired—a pure, clear avid spotless corn•
plexion—whether the female be of the
blonde, brunette, or hazel -eyed typo.
This first great requisite of loveliness
can be assured only by a pure state of
the blood, active liver, good appetite
and digestion, all of which are secured
by the use of D'. Pierce': Golden
Dledical Discovery. It is guaranteed
to accomplish all that is planned for
it, or money refunded. If you would
have a clear, lovely complexion, fres
from eruption,tnoth patches, spots and
blemishes, use the "Golden Medical
Discovery."
Drainage.
LAYING MAIN AND LATERAL
DRAINS IN WET SOILS.
Few kinds of trees, none in the fruit
class, succeed in wet soil. A. soil too
wet for growing wheat is too wet for
truer. Where water stands in the
furrows for dart after the frost 11as,
left the earth or after a heavy rain has
ceased no doubt remains concerning
that land --it needs draining before
planting to orchards, sowing to wheat
or almost indeed any other crop. •
Some land is naturally underdrain-
ed, and some is sufficiently undulating
to let the surface water off readily.
,Such lands do not require applied
drainage. Eitel', farmer ought to ac-
quaint himself with the character of
his laud and act accordingly.
In casn of needed drainage a sys-
tem of good tile uuderdrains should,
be provided if possible. Drains are
usually laid as follows : A main drain,
is laid, starting from a low point to
provide uniformly frein a -inch to f-
inch fall for each rod in length of the
rLLa1 vv luatANI. TIMES ARCH 24, 11895
P0'1'••d Angus, The sheep registered'
were 112 Dorset horn end 12 Sutr'ulk
11)rned, while in swine there wore 613
Berkshires, 545 Yorkshires, 20 Suf-
folks, 30 'llllamworths, 275 Chester
Whites. and 411 Poland Chinas, `rhe
report pointed out that at the World's
Fair there w-onld be euterait 257
itoeseS (75 Witte. passed eondttioually),
259 cnttte (t75 being pass:+cl upon),
523 strep (350 tieing approved
of), 152 swine (150 being approved of),
The treasurer reported that the re-
ceipts for tate year had been $15,389
and the disbureeutouts $12,846, leav•-
iug rt balance of $2,424, A hearty
vote of thanks was tendered to 111'.
Nicholas Arevev, M. V. P., for the
ttbility and courtesy which had marked
his tenure of the office of President.
it4essrs, N. Awrey and J. U. Rykere
were appointed delegates to accotnpony
Presideat Rowand to the fat stock
show at the World's Fair. It was de-
cided that a plowing Match should be
held in tbe. several vie WLU;g match
districts, and that $150 should be
granted to each district.
Bich, Red Blood.
As naturally results from taking Hood's I
Sarsaparilla as personal oleanliness re-
sults from free use of soap and water.
The great purifier thorouglitly expels scro-
fula, salt rheum and all other impurities
and builds up every organ of the body,
Now is the time to take it.
UNDER.,
I
or tianxed grain at 1 cent per pound),
system from the outlet back. This
latecinust $17 per acre, utero than the main may lead along one side or in
des sig of Indian corn alone; and the the center of the plat to be drained.
atioing of ripened grain to feed with
losio, order to malas it a perfect or
act Stibalanupcl ration.
ad bet
,,.s ata patron of a cheese factory or
e £eeeerY in Ontario Would grow three
ogler: of this Robertson combination
boldite feeding of cattle it would be . der the surface, at the shallowest parts
busht.to a saving or galla to him (as fur all laterals, at the same time that
and h s cash in the fiat peer) of y�,51' the full indicated above prevails
osifros ply this by the 50,000 patrol., of , ! rcug}lclut,
Leading into the main are lateral tiles
laid in parallel hues through the
grounds, usually at a distance of two
rods or more apart. The system should
be so laid out as to provide a depth of
nut less than 21- feet from the tile un-
tha, factories and _creameries 1n
over o and yon have a sum of 52,550 -
one ry,•••....1111That is clot the only gain which
a tar come to the hard-working the area to he drained. The forego,
The highest praise has been won by
Hoop's PILLS for their easy, yet efficient ac-
tion. Sold by all druggists. Price 25 cts.
Clover Seed on Harrowed Surface.
Mau) of the failures of clover seed,
on heavy soil are due to its becoming
compacted by spring rains before the
need is sawn. ` bere are two ways to
insure a watch, one by sowing very
early and allowing reins to cover the
seed. Tliis often covers it too deeply,
and some of the seed may not come at
all. On rolling land the seed lying on
the surface is washed into gullies, on
the sides of which may be found most
of the clover in alit field. Tho seed is
also carried away whet, the land is
overflowed. The other method of in-
suring a catch is to harrow the surface
thus itnprovieg the winter grain and
causing enough soil to be lightened up
to make just the seed -bed that grass or
clover needs. American Cultivator
says that the late aowiug will often
outgrow that which was sown earliest
without harrowing. When raine come
after the seed bed is fitted, the grain
leaves from a covering which protects
the soil from being beaten down, and
also helps shade the young clover at a
time itis most liable to injury.
Sudden Colds.—At the
meneetnent of a cold, take a teaspoo=.-
ful of Perry Davis' Pain -Killer in a
little milk and sugar, and the cure is
more sudden than the cold. Only 25e.
New Big Bottle.
Coln -
In small hotels in Russia ealh guest
is espeeted to find his own bedcloth-
Ing.
Gives strength and Appetite.
Ill site tilos of 2 inch bore are •the DEAR SIRS,—Last year I was very thin
best for the laterals, and 3 or 4 filch and reducing very fast, owing to the bad
Or more for the mains, depending on state of my blood and appetite. A friend
of mine induced me to get a bottle of B. B.
B., which I did. I obtained immediate
perceptible relief from it, have gained
strength and appetite, and now weigh 193
'pounds. M. T. MURPHY,
Dorchester Bridge,
Quebec, Que.
ptnle,.s of Ontario from this new dig'. hie advice la ;;oven by Elias A. Loiig
in a practical little treatise on "Flow
to Rent a Place," It ought to he ad-
ded for the benefit of amateurs that in
calculating the fall the use of a spirit
level or line and plummet will be
found nesessary. g
track''
out pand combination. There would
'iter i>ear gain to the fertility of the.
rling cleat to about 80 pounds of nit -
steal er acre,
toned rr it. is remembered that a ton
eS ctr tt takes from the soil annually
his Lel las of nitrogen per acre, it will
eve a rem ttl
;:uovrl# at the more the farmers
levee,
red tli
sans with their cora and teed
this combination the better
len So they be to grow all other
the nljt.hont the exhaustion of the
' donotdesire to press tbis as-
, be question very far at present
may be said by way of rapid -
sing your iuterost in this new
feeding mixture. in all the
ittl.fertitizera in which nitro•
ennctituent part, the nitrogen
at least 15 cents per pound.
aaa ^kear gain in the nitrogen freta
;tit of the bean crop may be
'tel to $4.50 per acre, It this
ultiplied by three acres for
on of ell the cheese factor-
' reameries in Ontario, and be
be direct cash gain from the
d feeding of this crop, the
Datta. to over $3,200,000 per
c more Chau $300 per patron
`•'''I•tl 1alei'8 of Ontario will know
e who has been honored as
er g1ablier in matters pertaiahtg to
hesit, pratitiee is less visionary or
trate melting statements for their
hint.. I ask thew
myself, and
ban v >
o:ved o bis het which 1 oiler' to
whnlo p
ilei; the assurance that it will
Lied, then justify all that I have
awritllr elainaed for it; Its order
became speedily, widely
ty known to tha farmers of
I want the ileum of 100
Elow.Ow AY'S PILLS —For the cure
of debility, bile, liver and stomach
complaints this inappreciable medicine
is so well known in every 'part of the
world, and the clues performed by its
use are so wonderful,.that it now stands'
pre-eminent above all othe=r remedies,
u)ore particularly for the cure of
rots disorders
liver complaints, i ions and ,
b! p
of the stomach, dropsy, and debilitat-
ed constitution. In these diseases the
beneficial effects of the Pills are so
permanent that the whole system is
renewed, the urgings of digestion
strengthened, and a fare respiration
promoted 'l'Iiey expel from the secre-
tive organs and the circulation the
morisid mutter which produces iuflatn•
motion, pain, fever, debility, and phy-
sical decay—thus annihilating, by
their purifying properties, the viru-
lence of the most polnful £tltd devastat-
ing diseases,
Agriculture and Art.
The annual meeting of the Ontario
Agricultural and Arts Assaciatiolt was
held in Toronto last week. Mr Jetties
Rowand, M. P., \Vest Bruce, was
elo:tod prestdent, and Mr. Dawson as
vice-president. Ttte 47th annual re-
port of the society showed that during
the year 445 Clydeeclals lioness had
been registered, 1t shires, 71 drriright
Women are.not cruel to dumb aui-
mitts No women will wilfully step
on n mouse.
ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant:
and refreshing to the taste, audl acts
ggehitly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and. Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
ache;; and. fevers and euros habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced,. pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
hcattily aud agreeable substances,its
many excellent qualities commend
it to till awl have niaclo it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sato in 75c
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
CALIFORNik FIG SYRUP CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KV. NEIN YORK. N.Y.
clubbing /lutes.
The heTnlss and Toro nto F end Torontomprlr uobepr per earyear... 1 75
The Times and London Advertiser por year.. 1 50
The TisEs and London Free nese per year.. 1 75.
The TOOON and itontrenllicrald per year.,., 1 00
The Toms and Montreal Witness per year.. • • 1 76
TheTIMBsanu Montreal Family Herald and Star 1 70
Reduced totes with all other weekly papers not
mentioned in the above list,
i-Iow to Get a "Sunlight" Pieturo.
Send 25 "Sunlight" Soap wrappers (wrap-
per bearing the words '•WhyDoosa Woman
Look Old Sooner Than a Man") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 48 Scott St., Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty picture, free
from advertising, and well worth framing.
This is an easy way to decorate your home.
The soap is the best in the market and it
will only cost one cent postage to sercl in
tho wrappers, if you leave tho ends open.
Write your address carefully.
Jessie—He was very impudent. He
put his arm around ale twice. Bessie
—Humph 1 He must have had a very
long at•ni.
Nineteen Boxes.
Brantford, March 20th.—Che Exposi-
tor last week published an article on the
case of Archie Itymai of this city, whioh
has caused considerable excitement in
Brantford .anil district. It appears that
Mr Byrne' lias,;tad more than his share of
suffering during the past few years, so far
was he min down from kidney disease that
he had lost the power of his limbs and back.
Re could only get around with the aid of
two crutches, or when assisted by kind
hands.
Ilis death was daily expected. On
the advice of his wife he tried Dodd's Kid-
ney pills, and took in all nineteen boxes.
Tlis improvement was marked from the
second box. He is now completely cured,
and a living testimony of the curative pow-
ers of this wonderful remedy.
horses and 24 hackneys. 'Thu nuns- Superantlnatione posit Canasta last
bdr of eattle regtstered wee 048 Ayr- year $253,674, anal for various other
shire, 26 Herefords, 12 Dimas and 85 pensions t333,82C was ii,Fritootrid,
`x10,
dQrt� bat e_t64ow
w betide- of
'Pero»i1, lfiS°
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r° THE-New
8IG25 [B OTTL
OOR 1Y N ROS.,
UNDERTAKERS
V9 Ilii GHABil, ONT.,
JO0 PRINTING,
INCLUDING Books, Pamphlets, Posters, Bill'
Meade, Cirouiars, &c., &O., executed is the best
style of the art, et moderato prices, and on short
notice. Apply or address
16. ELLIOTT,
TIMES (Mice, wingham.
LOOK HERE I
1� Mingpjurt
a o
,, IS rUBLIsiIN;D—
'l V RY FRIDAY MORNING
—AT ewe --
TIM ES OFFICE, JOSIPHINE STREET'
WINGHAl\l, O1tTA1tIO,
Subscription price, i$1 per year, in advttriOo
ADVERTISING RATES:
Spade 1 1 yr. 1 0 mo. 1 3 mo. l I Ino
Cao Column $00 00 $35 00 1 $20 00
Half " • 35 00
Quarter " SO Oo
One inch 5 00
Legal and other Desna advertis i Ritts, Sc. per litre
or lust insertion, and 30. torero forcaah subsequent
iusartfon.
Looe! notices lac. po..,no for Bret insertion, an
5e. per line for each Subsequent insertion. No loco
notice will be charged loss than 25e.
Advortisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations,
and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 lines
nonpareil, $h per month
Houses and Farms Por Salo, not exceeding 8 line,
$1 for first month, 50e. per subsequent month
These terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for lo attrertisements, or Mt
longer periods.
Advertisements and local notices without specific
directions, will be Inserted till forbid and charged
accordingly. Trees pry advertisements nruet,bq
paid in advance
. Changes for contract advertisements must be in
the office by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week
R. ELLIOTT
• PRVIiiNTOR AND PUBLI IRA
1f rR MACDONALD,
this \VIII 1ntereztEvery-
body,
e
We aro selling
Best Coal Oil at 12 1-2
cents per Imperial gal-
lon, or a can containing
the equivalent of five
American gallons for
50e., exclusive of pack-
age.
American Axes, 5oc. to 65c.
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $I.00
per foot.
COJ 1l CU
25c?iOnQ,aj?, 7777
Cures ConsrearptInn, Coug.b.E, Croup, Soro
Throat. Sold by all l)rt, ist5 on a Guarantee.
For a Lame. Side, clack or Chest Shiloh's Peres=
Plaster willrivo great s:.ti,Saatioa.—o5 cents.
•
SNAP eft" `'v'7 l'A�..'� .� EI0
Alas T. S.ilavic.i s, Chattanooga, Soni. sass°
"Shiloh. t ' :r'knit b� A� J.�
rY ,T3' 1. 1
coneiderittl' '- trcrract'lfortsdebdiii t. oda,.3tem
.7 env 3.'° .Por yro sea,1'..t,ai•or$.ic'.rey
trouble if;e ;eats, nriteeleets.
r1 t1 b e,t°MX•$L _
tiaravc,uC to `n 7 j t'a+iiff , aedy. ]twist
osiiively roti c .
e'd t ru , j,. u. Price 5t) ets,
1Shia Tnlrctnu ! e•, , .•t ul treatment is
furnished i. r i t' edie0
aro sold 01.% i ....a .tl...Y,,,.,tiOn.
NERVE
BEANS
We to -day reduce oma
quotations on Binde
Twine one cent per 1b
J. A. CLINE & CO
9
Wingham
WING -HAM
STEAM PU'P %ORKS
DOILL SNORERS,
PROPRIETOR.
I wish to inform the people of Wing
ham and surrounding country, that, a
I have purchased the Steam Pum;
Works lately owned by Mr. H. Clark,
are prepared to supply all kinds of
Wooden, Lift, Force & Iron Pump
And attend to the wants of the publi
in anything in the Pump line.
As I leave a long experience in tb
business I guarantee all my work, an
if not satisfactory will refund the mono;
We also deal in
1I 16 T a /51 111218 are 16 new edge
aorvey Wei ewe thea Worss osaeeeet
aM
Nrarotrs Deka* Loeb Yiror
3' i1Lt/ 7 OOnt; restores the
weohmra of boll or mini gamest
bi oras-wak. er ilea errors or ek-
asses el yonib TLia Roa ssd1 ab.
sot Lely auras the ,Ness obeliesee easel wkaw all other
TRRAT)csmie bass indict WOO is )altosstd by dreg.
,3ats at taper yam es ria fes *cues welt by mee7 en
0eesioe al priestly aa,Ywaie4 TIDIJINLIS M12DI01DTB
ea. wrests. Cob cwt`s # e Isryilia. aMgliits-+
*seism 'by 1. t. teinem roe
ALL KINDS CF WIND MILL
'i 'Soft water cisterns made on sho
notice.
Orders by marl promptly attended tc
D. SHOWERS,
Winghat
�9flS�6luN, .A?TNT1a
Stallion Route bilis
FOR SEASON OF 181113.
If you wane a Neat, Showy Bill, well
together and attractively displayed, on g
paper or oard, send your order to
TIMES OFFICE.
A Number of Good. Cuts to Cho
from.
Prices reasonable, and ordero by
promptly attended to.
TIMES OFFICE, WiNGHA
JOSEPHINE STREET,
WINOnAM, - • ONTAeWWo.
li'}iTB. TOWLER. M,D,C.M.,
'
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Huron—
Office Upstairs, next to Mr Morton's ollte°, WVfngp.
ham, Ont.
Onion Hours. -0 to 12 a. in,., 1 to 0 p. m., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
"nit. J. A. MLLDRUM,.
U Honor Graduate Of Toronto University, sad
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
Office and Residence—Corner of Centro and Pattiok
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune.
WINOIIAM, • ONT
EE. VANSTONE.
BARRISTER, ,SOLIC1TOR, Etc.,
Private e.ud Company funds to lonn at lowest rate
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, tow
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Block %Vn.onnit
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER &c ,
W ngham Out
. 1W' EYER b DICKINSON,
H. W. C. MEVOR Q. C. i E. L. DICKINSON, B. A
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Eto., Etc., So-
licitors for Bank of Hamilton. Commissioners for
tailing affidavits fol' Manitoba. Faux,, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
fundr cent.
s loaned on mortgage ��a •security at 5' t
0tn I,C �p
Money invested for priyate persons, upon the bark
Mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North-
west.
Office—Kent's Bloch, 11inghorn.
DENTISTRY.— S. JEROME, WI:aims,
.;y,,.....;: ,,. Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
'.t, 'i'u`* =,as'. Vulcanite plates of the bestmaterial
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of ElectrlO-
sty or Vegetable Vapor.
TAKE NoTios.—I will extract teeth for. 25 cents
- each.
s OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
p Brunswick House.
I
Wm. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
3 DENTIST.
c
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, winghaiu.
a . Will visit Gorrie Ist and 3rd Mondays
d of each month.
S.
JOHN RITCHIE,
I
Ile' GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
rat WINOIAN, - IITAOIC
• �. DEANS, JR., %VlsotrAiI,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNVI1
n' OF HURON.
Sales attended In any part of the Co. Chargee
Moderate.
Ip
�(OHN CURRIE, WINnIIA1H, ONT.,e1LICRNSI:D AUOTIONRIIII FOR THE COUNTY OF
n0Ii0N.
All orders lett at tho Tises otlico promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES 6iENDERSON, .
LICENSED AUCTIONEER POE COUNTIES IIUROtr AN;
Mines,
All sales attended to promptly and on the Shortet
Notice.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be made at th
Toms' office
WINGUAM O:rr
DRS, GODFREY & )LcASII,
MB. Toronto, members College Physicians an,
Surgeons. Ontario.
)nt BiesAYU • . • - - • ()NSARI
leaa --....._..•...—:--,.r..— -------.—.s_...,....
;hee Loan i�'Ion tb oa on Note
lee )Iotep .riscot. tted
al1T lax A;1Ol1'ABL ,' 1.lAT:E
Ail ila,a.y ed►ssoesi eb ifsritatoa a 6i per seat Wit
?rlvileire at payor at titI est of say east. Note
sad sour** sollssiei.
1101417. hie•INDOd.
I11• BMaysrAlaak,--{rfolochas*.as.
TdIE STUL'ID LOVER.
Ile loved ti maid,
But was afrid
(Tho stupid) !
That she had not
Received a shot
From Cupid.
So while he Bayed
And still delayed.
To tell her,
Her hand she save
Unto a brav
Er feller.
Ho did, too late, .
Lament leis fate
Unhappy:
The moral is:
Get down to .biz,
Young chappie.
• Gems of Thought.
Good is slow —it climbs.
swift—it descends.
Habit, if not reetsted, soon b
necessity.
Look for something to love, i
*till see less to hate,
F) :Before thou opamest thy
think who may be listening.
They that neglect to please,
complain to be neglected.
Conviction of ignortince is U
step to the temple of wisdom.
Courtesy is dee of man, t
not of suit of ctothee to
clothes.
Any fool may drop it good
tion. It is the wise matt wit
one up.
Whet ere maxims but the
sion of that which good s
shade a mita.
The poorest education that
self•aontrol is better than the
neglects it.
He that ni.lowe himself ev
that is permitted is very near
which is fort,idden.
If ra good deed shines like
in the dark mud naughty wor
may not give his neighbors eo
light.
There is as Inuoh difference
good poetry and verses, as
the smell of a flower -garden a
fuu)er's shop.
Finding out about what
the way of getting an edueatit
trouble with most of its is tr
sept what we see without en
knowledge.
Remember, that he is in
wisest and the Happiest rnau
constant a.tteution of thought,
the greatest opportunities
good, and wino ardent and
resolution hreMks through nvf
ition, that he may improve
portuuities.
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How Often the Watch Tic
watches make five beats per s
each minute, 18,000 every hour
per day. Thus it will be seen t
dozen turns of the key or stem,
taking up but a few seconds of
up a modicum of power in
which is cut up into nearly a
beats. If we multiply the dell
3G5i, the number of days in
find that the watch ticks 257,8
the earth is making one annus]
the sun.
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