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ex Aakr4 513Ii r4r'l,EB,
cli. 11 there is One pursuit that forms a
WUlTE4$rf+
huh between human beings of different
I
sat in my
e1p
sy
ch
si
t
I
stations and lladits, gardening is ger-
One stormy winter night,
fainly that occupation, for whether it
free from cold, and fret from caro, be the vocation of matt or woman, it
aeats tc
I saw a pleasing sight. se fundamental a taste that
4, woman, dsit
neer the stave t ,
it nlalces a cOmtnun ground upon w111411
Having her work in staid; all ottn meet with interest and sympa-
Aiud being hale, alio fast did suit
woolen hos= grand.
While plying her needles fast and true,
The stitches np ata fly,
The thread elle pulled from a claps clue;
Thha,tshe kept to supply.
No sooner, than cue needle was full,
Than ono frons. stitch Was
free,
Then,giving the thread bepull,
The emptied filldid she;
,Across the tenger neat the'tliULnb,
That is on her right liana,.
`She kept the thread exactly plumb,
lltt
le
• the
need grand..
nd..
'o10 l
rand with that finger loop'd the stitch
Utl011 the needle bright,
'.fi',taeus trent !lie lett
f it ant. teeti didfetch
at h
thy. It is the primal occupation of
roan, the final result and joy of his
C
highest civilization. From the clod
we come, to the clod we return, actu-
ally and figuratively, our fashioning
from the dust of the earth pointing
plainly to the fact that man wasa
graminlvorous creation, deriving
his
sustenance a
neefru
m
the
'grams he rescued
•�•
from the tropic sands where he origi.
hated, It is a theory of the historical
philosophers that men first developed
into civOzation in some rainless and
unchanging region like Egypt, or the
western slope of the Andes, and that
there, under unvarying conditions of
climate, he first established communi-
ties, and tilled the soil—hence, possi-
bly, this old idea of his evolution from
the dust of the earth.
He who loves his garden is in touch
with his bind whether he filed himself,
for on this topic all may meet, the
Russian mujilt and the Ozer, the
Egyptian fellah and the Bey, the Bri-
tish traveler and the ))aimtes of Japan
There have been gardens which have
delighted the heart of man from Eden
until this day. To be cast out from a
garden was the curse of Adam, and
THE WINGHAINI TAMES, JULY 7 a 1893,
The Wor'ld's Moat Uaeiitl never.
The Nile, probably, is the must
wonderful river, in the world. It has
made Egypt possible by turning an
arid wilderness into the richest laud
in the world. It has provided at the
sitnle time an admirable pnmrnertial
highway, and made easy the transpor-
tation of building materials. The
ancient Egyptians were thus enabled
to utilize the granite of Assuan fo. r
the splendid structures of hundred.
gated Thebes and of Memphis, and
even for those of Tanis on the Medi-
terranean coast. At a time whenl
people of the British Isles were clad
'
in the skins of wild beasts a.. noffered
human sacrifices upoa the stone altars
the centre
'aa
t !vas
rue
oft
he D B gyp
of a rich and refined civilization.
Most of this development of Egypt
was due to the Nile, which not only
watered and fertilized the soil annual-
ly, but was and i$ one of the greatest
and best natural highways in the
world. From the beginning of winter
to the end of spring— that is while the
Nile is navigable—thee north wind
blows steadily up stream with suffi
cientforce to drive sailing boats against
the current at a fair paoe ; while on
the other hand, the current is strong
enough to carry a boat without sails
down against the wind, except when
its blown a gale. That is why aeoient
Egypt did not need steam power nor
electric motors for the immense com-
merce that covered the Nile, nor for
the barges carrying building material
for hundreds of miles.
'ED rouud, on round, she on it wrought, 1
Till finished it became,
Iihwing ribbed the logs length that is
ought --
To the heel went the baek,seam.
B. . hg's gets the highest price,
i, waren hose;
ti slways look real nice,
.,.h at top and toe's.
Long may she live, to spin, and kuit,
And darn stockings too,
teed, when 1w en Ial go m mit,
I'orapair,
ome - interesting Provincial
x egares.
Len's Thoughts About Women.
A woman's feeling as. to home is
-
irlubbtng est year •,5 3 7C,
'Ms Tlhtsa and Toronto n1Qbeseeoler year.... 1 76
the Tanta and Toronto 1' pJ i
1PU i sa
nothing of her native endolvth j1MS an
1 t'heT 11
Ad eetiser per year.. 1 0
usually more intense than fnan's, ttl I The Toms and London 1h•ocePteas per year,• 1
trd.. a 1u131aatt'eallltvealtt per year.... 100
stlj' ilu g;The Tows and Montreal Wituessper year,... 176
or
and star. 1;75
A happy Marriage is a new tie;;U1-
niug of life, a new starting; point o�
Hud usefulness,
happiness . .
No map ever lived a tight life wito
had not been chastened by a worreau's
love, strengthened by her eoursie and
guided by her discretion,
A bride. who wants the people to
• 110
old
husband; b _.
think she has a good hush
not go home to visit her parents until
she has been married atleaat three
months.
On the whole, the women of Kansas
(lit did themselves credit in repudiat-
ing
ran for Mayor
of
who Ii hS
7 lea
ingt
bele
that city, A woman who has not
bet-
ter
ter 'sense of the proprieties than to
drive from precinct to precinct, nocom•
P r-
pauied by two brass Hands, and wear-
ing
ing $7,000 worth of diteouds iu her
ears or on her lingers, deserves just
about the treatment elle got.
How would you feet if suddenly con-
fronted with a picture of Martha
Washington with a cigar between her
teeth, or a photograph of Joan of Arc
or St. Oeoilia, with a stogy an the cor-
ner of her mouth'1 Would you feel
that there was something wrong with
a world that made it poesiblo for such
a thing to exist. That's the way I feel
etbJut cigarettes when thesuggestion is
made that any woman. 1. like mea
smoke them. that
When a man Lindy a woman
there is nothing too good for, he waints
her to take him.
Women in politics ri{1ay talk over the
fence, Hut they won't 'sit on h.
the struggle of fallen man ever since
has been to repair that primal disaster.
A hankering for an Eden is at the
•
TheTtnaeauaMontreal Fadialy @ pa not
Reduced rates with alb other weekly papers. oi'
mentioned in the above list,
--' bottom of our weddering souls, and w e
1,ARDING FARM LANDS AND FARM ate ever striving to fashion it to our
WAGES —THE ACRARGE OF STAPLEconce tion of the lost Paradise. The
FIELD CROPS—BIG DECREASE IN
VALUE 01 FARM LANDS.
Ontario contains a population of
11 321.
1'htn area of the Prnviuce is 210,650
are inilue, or 140,576,000 acres.
There were last year 8,080,200 acres
.s
staple field crop. ,502,040 acres
pasture, 1,15,2.082 in fallow land,
ill crops, lanes, building sites, etc,
. 104,098 in orchards acrd gardens.
The acreage devoted to staph Geld
was divided as follows : Fall
at, 936,522; spring wheat, G51,-
2; Harley, 499,225: oats, 1,8(31,469;
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n•
JOB 1111INTING,
NOLUDING Boole , Pamphlets,
PO ter5,. best.
1
IHeade, Cirenlata c„ ' rices, and;an sbst,
style of the art,, at moderate p'
nodeo. Apply or, aildras�LT.IOTT,
lla
Tixhts Obco,.lYi1! m, !r,
LOOK _HERE l
This laill LnterestEvery�
body,
A wonderful new combination is .R.
Stark's Headache, Neuralgia and Liver
Powders, nice to take; perfect harmless.
Mr. Wills Chief of Polite, Woodstock, says:
"A sure cure every time." Ald. Farmer,
idea
idea is common to all --tile expression Barrister, Hamilton, says : "1 export
varies in each individual, if original forr almost
I headacheete relief from theircone
it inspires the owner, the garden will I tractor, Hamilton, sayq "1 consider them
be original •; if conventionalities be I t d td fur surpas-
dear to him, you will find formality iu h i12ry Gas
, 73,073 ; peas, 774,, 32 ; corn (til i to you.
ear), 181,463 ; corn (toed for silo) J There is no region where man's effort
403. 04 ' beans, I
buck wheat, 125,1 ,
the arrangement of his flower beds ;
the artist will interweave it with his
taste and fancy, the poet will seek in
it to embody his dream, the practical
man will turn it into a potato field,
the speculator will plant it with wheat
a sentimentalist will fill it with roses
and lilies, an aesthetic with sunflowers.ome
And from whatever clime y
yon will read the man m his garden,
nor need an interpreter to explain him
to reclaim the soil does not possess an
2¢9 potatoes, 145,763: mange' interest for all other men. No tale of
con -
reels, 22,026 ; carrtrts, 9,911
;-, the march of conquering hordes cttptl-
r
of
s 129 6`27: hay slid clover, 2,515, votes like the story of the founding
tur-
Brier Chronicles.
Every time a man gets abused by
other mea it strengthens his memory
for names and faces.
!' !�i �q, O. T. U. CAI
am Einia
-.18PU13L1S11ED--
1 V;IW'I =PAT. MO1{NING
—AT Trot ---
t 5ilflull".$,.QrptoE, JOSEPHINE ST
NyI1'101IAill, ONTARIO.
i Subsa ri11ttosl pried, $1 per Year, in flatmates
i1VE1tT1SING RATES:
Space I l Yr• 10lino 1 a mo 1 1 mo
iii OQlntnta $u0 00 est op 1 $20 OQ $ 0
Half " 85 00 20 00 12 00 6 0
Quarter. " : 20 00 12 00 7 00 4 00
300 200 1
00_
_04
__ 6(
inch I
Legal, other casual advertisements, So, per lithe
for asst iustitttou, and 80. per lino for each subsequent
insQrtten.
Locate 1104/ es lOe. poi ..ne for first insertion, an
5c. per Soo for each subsequent insertion. •No logia
notice wilt be charged less than 260,
ofLost,Found,Strayed, Situations .
DoteY ,
• tt atu
tars
A
Q
! exceeding It
is 1Ya rod ho8 1,6
Business Chances Wanted, t k
and B c per month
I nonpareil.Russ„1
t1'or that nonth,r10e. forSale,
exceeding
out$ linos,
These terlus will bo strictly adhered to .
Special rates for to advertisements, or for,
ods,
longer pan
I Advertisements and local notices without specific;
directions, will be inserted till forbid and charged,,
accordingly. Tran=leery advertisements must
paid in advance -
'ijTe are selling Changes for contract advertisements must bo
I the onto Ity Wednesday noon, in order to appeal
Best Goal Dal at •, 1-2 I that week IL ELLIGTT
� ll L+ 1tRO111ITTOR A1n BQSLIBE1itrG
cents per Imperial gal- ___ . _ �_x.__ __ �_
ion, or a can containing I Th ]i[ACDONALD,
the equivalent of five JOSEPHINE STREET,
American gallons for
50c., exclusive of pack-
age.
a very ualuab a rem y, 141 1
sing many others I avetried."I The home where each member has
ton, Hamilton, says I have derived great learned to rule his or 'her own spirit is
benefit from them, having been tt lout
time a sufferer from headache, biliousness ( an ideal home.
and neuralgia," Mrs. Qrist, .Hamilton,
says: "No medicine or doctors did my
daughter any good until we used Stark's
Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders;
they have effected a complete cure." Mrs
Keats, Hamilton, says: "Your powders
have been the greatest ,blessing_ to me."
state, and the dtate a foundations are
f the population, 1,103,471 is in
nships; 122,425 in villages and
ns and 886,979 iu cities.
Jae assessed veld,: of townships Inst
and
r was $452,083,163, of tnwus
ares $125,597,688 and of cities
7,721,261.
the mile taxes imposed .amounted
4,599,613 in townships,$2,452,179
owns and villages, and $4,757,338
;ities.
here are 088,814 horses in tale
viace valued at $55,812,920.
cattle there are 2,0`29,140, of
ich 787.836 are urlluh eiws, valued
45,548,475.
here are 1,85Q,4.73 sheep and the
ire of the same is $8,569,557.
f pigs there are 096.974 and these
Valued at $5,479,093.
here are 6`28,504 turkeys
geeo v sued 'worth
5,348 ; 445,154 tld1v15
at
4,396, and 6,005,315 other ,
value of which is $1,421,706.
using the year ending 30th June
there were sold or killed 46,955
laid by its plowshares.' In Egypt t to 1
great liver has been harnessed for the I was nuboay around andl looked pretty i to
lonesome I guess, for the brakeman A curse is like ttlstone flung
return on
The vanity of human Life is lila: a
river constantly passing away,yet con-
stantly coming on.
Most of our misfortunes are more
supportable than the comments of our
wieenatt, - -
YY .11. TOWLE% M,D.C,31„
3femberCollege Physicians and Surgeons„Ostarie
American Axes, 50c. to 65C. .._.Coroner for County of Huron --
each. Oflice lip•atairs, next to Mr Morton's oftioe, Wing„
i ham Ont.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $I.00 i 0.: °l, to 12 a, m., 1 to 6 p. nt., or at
per foot. 1 Residence, Diagonal Street.
'77UU��,R, J. A. 311ILDRUM,
We to -day reduce our 3lember�of the C011OrO 01 Psi sicians. nor Graduate of Toronto utdtSuegnonslof'
ds
quotations on Binder \ost,,o,.0tfaoirioe,
.andResidence—Cotner of Centreand Patrick'I'vtrine one ' cent per . foruteriyoocupiedbyDrBathunoWtsanaat •
Wingham• ki
I
ONahlette
Price, 25 cents a box. Sold by all inodicine friends upon them.
dealers.
The world is full of lion fighters,but
The Crowd in the Railway Station. it is hard to fine people who won't run
from a hornet.
One Hold rainy night last winter, re-
marked the drummer, as he wiped a ! Ideals which realized float in the e life mifld,
string of perspiration beads from his land are not res
will
neck and face, I was left at a stuuli evaporate and disappear.
station on a western branch road, to ' A great deal of steel is wasted on
wait for four hours for the train that lodge swords which would have been
There^
shovels.
was to take me f,omolvtu�re•useful in picks and she .1
service of man, in ;holland he has
fought the sea to win a foothold
for his sturdy independence, a garden
for his bulbs. With the Romans
marched the culture of Europe, in the
wake of their great armies sprang up
the cereals and the trees of the forest.
Caesar was no less a conqueror of the
soil than of opposing armies. He
carried in one hand the sword, in the
other the life giving grain. To him,
first of all, Britain owes the planting
of her barren acreawith the elm itself.
Dr. Walker thinks that noble tree may
have been brought there by a ctueader.
And strange fact in the history of
men, his triumph is the triumph also of
the garden-1ts seeds and nuts, its
grains and flowers springing up in the
footsteps of Alexander and Xerxes, of
crusader and Spanish don, to flourish,
and comfort long after the mailel
hand that brought them was dust.
Thus in the path of the oppressor
came a blessing, "out of the strong
came forth sweetness.” Here again
that haman touch links us with the
old warrior of the past, bringing home
from Damascus a rose slip to gladden
the garden of his eweetheart, a sprig
of vine to commemorate the hulls of
Palestine on the borders of some Eng-
lish lake It is pleasant to think how
the memory of his own garden made
the Macedonian bring home to Greece
the flowers that his master wrested
from Darius. The rose from Persia,
the lily of the farther East, are a bond
of C'M101Otl interest between the old
and the new ; between the mailed past
and prosperous present.
3es worth 04,280,132; 436,352 cattle
tit 515,079,135; 575,934 sheep valued at
40,190; 978,701 pigs of a value of $,775, -
and 1,966,409 poultry worth 06,778,608.
he total va'ue of farm lands is $615,-
471,
615;471, of buildings 9195,644,258, of imple-
ts $51,003,020, of live stock 5117,501,495
ng a total of 0979,077,244.
ten years farm lands have decreased
aloe by nearly 617,000,000; buildings
e increased by over 015,000,000; imple-
ts by nearly 53,000,000, and live stock
nsiderably over $14,000,000, the net
t all around being an addition of 51.6,..
0
116,-
0 in tiro value of farm property dur-
lie decade. '
he average farm wages paid last year
15G for the twelve months with board,
253 withput; for the working season
was the average per month with
and 525.92 without board; domestic
is averaged $6.21 per month.
foregoing figures have been culled
report ittued by the Ontaria Bureau
striea.
came up and tendered me his earn- the heavens, moat likely
pathy for two or three nnintites before the heal of him who sent it.
is train went back up the' road• The recording aneal never strikes a
11 said
O
what
t Ibyvha
Hard place, ain't it4 he said, loess n^ balance on his books
around on the general dismalness. • I of a mgu on his gravestone.
Rather, el responded; and worse i While seeking after' perpetual mo -
when a man -has to wait havefsome corn - 'or four hours.1 tion Richard Arkwright revolutionized
pany, he said encouragingly.
Un well you may the cotton spillniug industry.
Whet and I peered shout ole to see
if anybody had arisen from the earth. I
Well, he said slowly, as if making a 1 COUNTY FUNDS TO LOAN.
calculation, you'll find in the station I On the security of Cultivated Farm, Interest six
o
the telegraph operator, the station I per cent, n payable
y aeleoantct all)'. CV portion
of
the
agent, the baggage mOster, the train 1 wishes. All oxpences pard by the County. No
despatcher, the ticket -seller, the store- I person except the County Auditors allowed to see
mortgaryes10 `Y`i HOor to know to whonLMl3t aned
keeper, the accident insurance agent,
the express agent the post master and i Ap fy,Co. 7 rensurar,
Go orioh, Aug. Sth 1892.
one or two ether officials.
J. A� CLINE & CO,
WING -HAI
STFJ\A PUMP V'IQRKS,
VANSTONE.
BARRISTER, ,SOLICITOR„ Etc.,.
Private and Company funds to Won at lowest rate .
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages,,tow
and farm proporty bought and old
OFFICE—Beaver Block WEIMA t
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER Sec ,
Dam, (fy110117LU, W ngltnm Out
PROPRIETOR.
I wish to inform the peopleof Wing -
ham and surrounding country, that, as
I have purchased the Steam Pump
Works lately owned by Mr. H. Clark, I
are prepared to supply all kinds of
Wca Wlll:iusofl, of Brownsvailey
says: "I hittltboen in a distresse,
on. da'• throe years from liervoud
aali,1;.1.5 of Lho ut.. wo-' 41, ISVSPOTlsvt
Igeatiou until my 110altil eras gene.
n clor:tering const:rutty without
bo x;ttt ono bottle of Smith Ani-
4''it.c, which done rho lucre good
lith/ +••urth of doctoring, 1 ever did
, 1 would advise every weakly
ternee this valuable peed lovely rem.
trM Cli holm's drug convince bottle will you.
store.
1-i
e
That isn't so bad, I replied and told I w T•Y+s”
him good night as he jumped for the
last platform.
Then I went into the dimly lighted
station and looked about for pros,
needy companions. 1 obody was
visibly; except a sandy•hatred, freckle -
faced man at the telegraph instru
ment.
Where are the others? I inquired,
much surprised.
Others what he answered,
Why the others the brakesman told
me were here! The telegraph opera-
tor, the station agent, the baggage
master, the train despatcher, the--
The man. at the instrument began to
grin.
What's the matter, 1 asked.
That mischievous brakeman, lie said.
He's the ons;, agreeable thing I've
seen around here, I put in, in defense
of my friend. Ile said those Inert EVERY DUSK EFFJ.CTIVE
would be here until next train comes. And if persevered in will
-And they will, said the man.
Well, where aro they I asked with
considerable asperity. i
The sandy -haired man stood up and
tapped himself on the Chests
Them's me, he smiled; some in and
sit down with us,
t hours.
four mortal
a
Ands
did for
errem l°elen i to Wriond
Goes the story of the excellence of Hood's
Sarsaparilla end what it has accomplished
and this ie the stron'geet advertising which
is done on behalf of this medicine, We
endeavor to tell houestly what Hood's
SarsaparillaSareaparilla is crud what it will do, but
what it has done is far more important
and far more potent. Its unequalled re-
cord of cores is sura to convince those who
bave never triers hood's learsttpatilla that
it is an excellent medicine.
Use whist talent you possess, The
woods would be very silent if no girds
sang there but those which sang best.
It is not the greatness of a man's
means that make him independent, 50
nineb as the smallllass of hie wants.
CORNYN
q
Wooden, Lift, Force & Iron Polyps
UNDERTAKERS ,
WIN GHAM, ONT.
And attend the
in anything in the Pump line.
As I have a long experience in the
business I guarantee all- my work, and
if not satisfactory will refund the money.
We also deal in
ALL K ff S OF WIND MILLS
�U��B1..2'v
p' Soft water cisterns 'male on short
notice,
Orders by wall
Hesitation and vacillation are two
qualities which count for a good deal
in the history of disappointment.
Since yott can't guard your neigh
'box's tongue put a chock on it by renciptof 14'26 addring
i e,o4 Wawfor iDan,Weisty Sold hr..
guarding what you pout into his ears,—"iwtinghain, , L. HAMILTON.
Positively Care the Worst Cases
For Sale by 'Alt Druggists
.And. Wholesale by LONDON
»nXG CO., 1..O tdlon Ont.
promptly
attended to.
MEYER h DICKINSON,
H. W. C. MEYER Q. C. 1 E. L. DICKINSON, B. A
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Etc-. Etc., So,
licitors for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
taking affidavits for Manitoba. Farm, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
foods loan c of
cent
cd on mortgage security at 6t
Money invested for private persons, upon the best
mortgage securities without ` any expense to the
lender. Lands for rale in Manitoba and the North,
west.
Ofico—I{ent's Block, 14 Ingham.
D, SHOWERS,
Winghaiw
e
TWO KINDS
OF
CUSTOMERS,
ky,iC,' R.vri
BEANS
•
WIDE AWAI{E
KIND BUY PROM THE
DENTISTRY.-- J S. J E1OIIE, 11 tsuuan,
Ia mantl Ctui•1 Celluloid Plates
L 14714 y- ; Vulcanite plates of the bestinateriai
1 ns cheap as they can be got In the
Dominion. All work warrant d.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Ertctri0.
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
each.Tout Norica,=1 will extract teeth for 26 contr.
OFFICE: In the Deaver Block, opposite tho
Brunswick House.
Wrn. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DEti TIS7:.
City Fruit & Confectionery Store
Because they can get goods that are
right and up to the times.
ANOTHER KIND • ARE
NERVE SEAleS aro a new dew
artery that cote the worst eases of
Nervous Debility Lost Visor and
Palling Manhood; restores the
weakness of body or mind caused
by over -work. of the errors or ex -
ceases of youth. '6hls Remedy an.
widely cures the most obstinate cases when All other
isAfailedevent* Sold drug,
tt $i1 peikage dMx for I-5 0dntkarma
b
II-JAMBS
ti$DIoINR
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotnl,il'inghmn,
Will visit Gerrie.1st and 3rd Mondays
of each month,
PAST enter
But they aro waking up to the fact that
Y can give them goods that will .
please them, Full lines of
Fruits, Oysters,Coiifectoaery,&c
APPLES BY _TBE BARREL.
JOHN
11I10I110,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Wovonati, NUR
,pDEANS. Ja., Wlkanaal,
a. .
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OP HURON. •
Sales attended in any part of tiro Co. Charged
Moderate.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
Canned goods of every description al-
ways on hand and my prices aro as low
as the lowest.
Doiltforget tho place, opposite the new
Bank of Hamilton. 11HILL
J
UIiN CTJRRIt, WxtionAar, ONT.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER Poll THE COUNTY OF
11UDON
All orders left at the TIMES *nice promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES IIENDERSON,
LIOixXshtn AUCTIONEER VOR COUNTIES HURON Asa
DttuC1r,
Alt sales attended to promptly and on the Shelters
Notice,
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be made at the
TOME' office
INOIIAR
ONT
i1lt, lt, J. IdeASH,
M. 13. Toronto, Members College Physielans and
Surgeons, Ontario.
BEton.tvts . . . • O1vrAnto
Money to Loan on Notes
Notes Discounted
Atp REASOIstABLE IcATE
64le,i y advancrd an Mortgages a 51 pet cent wit
privilege of 'paving at the end of any year. Not
awl accounts aorieeted.
UMW. MoINDOO.
13retRloak,—wlnaltama flirt.
(coneec:rral,usdrive 1ydNOlrAtl
1,,yt 004fiDale lorif0[grid i!
well call the attention, of the W
to the tact, that dot=) Womall's'4ii°
tome Union :meets :'e'; cry Tloaday; t
sharp, for 0410 hour, at Airs. slain 4
rich street. Alt ladles are
semmoat
We hold a monthly
except110
Monday of ovary
advertised, fie •wlttrll meeting; we 4
generally
As the EdtMO) i*s kiudiy'giver
apace, for our work., we ask irioe
y to airy et Ortomenobers. metal
Rusuut'S ,co?` •Paonuu.
State of Kansas has now
olden kw in force for
The Oli►c►igo.L ever rt Lai
"There arc ferty.four
'Kansas' last wlntei d IA
in which there was, no
t a
If there is a• -tingle been
Union diet•:eau slice:veal,
should liketto see it,andl
'..
Dg,U NJUINNESs. •1`i0,.EN0
'English judges have.
clared that to commit
one is drunk. is but •ae
crite.e. 13,e0e111ly at -,1.1
a mall 41amod. .Huurae011
tented to twenty gine, y,
went far aeurdel'iu;;.lai
trial was .asked .ou the
man was drOu.lt .at , t!
court refused to.grant;
tf►n,p4ritld,that be.w.Il
and 440 atot.rspous,iblt
and ,held •that .be • wash
tiers ,01 .Ilaind, t►itiit he•',i
doing wrong -and
tori✓Ja+ti1ll .Ln'. no exam)
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Weat l'Jly Tribune,
Arn'e140a'l,jo,urrial, au
the creel„ curttttlaulih
dome fee leunMttlitu
per with .rlvelsy.ttck
qualities sevcliatY-Digi
every •1314ylto.,0Y til
deaths every Jay,30
18,01.00 44get,I,,.11eats,l
chitdreu, .oedeli2.1301
SUU,,090 41ttt:h8, StVf
keeps ill Mile uetuitlhi
ly In Y1r2ntl, anis
in daily„ s eve10-4faty
365 clays .in tile ye
fluty Un 110iitlay
the vase add.t0,111`II
the murder
Wive.s a year .lay, d11
bands„ 'Votes s
this ;aarrtimsl.of..tr
The _!ran
Anilag the sl
notes int Danaoresl
for ,` ulv are ,the a
Die •t ,'u
dram ,h 4.
L
, sense. Wily shut
d ty to open tt prist
e 1eighboa'd and st
• surphiseee all oth
einiluenee and imp,!,
tee'
e'
u4
R ards ; not on t
,,pauper de'etukars
rtgit lawyer, the
,;;111erehant, the
e,nd tt,e lateurer
loutiruted Brun
utarly to the ba
1 g preparation)
ch ew matte the
g be COn0aat
is ..t'•1e311 auel
yaw.; and tl
.licetetl to toler
of alluring ales
:fill else world
.povsellY •
To,tlemora
int pt:bion, t
•passions of of
R•degrade all
htlmnailer for
111icatu,nr,ls to
ililtboliCl*
w
.selfiiebncit]A,
depths of h
garb of rasp
.the world fro
.Vile pastil
Rive abuse n
bibitintl Nil
maddened 11
kith an ent
tions conVii
end, probit
the world 1
glorious cl'
Shall we
Christian !
apologise fl
death -deal]
producing.
by a legal)
despicable
personal 1
triotic cttl
times, 110
.I'oit Tl,
of soda 'wI