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what Make e Man.
Not numerons years nor lengthened life,
Nor potty children mid a wife;.
Not pins and chains and fancy rings,
Nor any such like trumpery things;
Not pipe, cigar nor bottled wine,
Nor liberty with kings to dine,
Nor coat, nor boots,nor yo t hat,. •
A. dandy vest, or trim cravat:
Nor alt the world's wealth laid M store;
Nor Mister, lieverend, Sir, nor Squire,
With titles that the memory tiro;
Nor ancestry traced back to Will,
Who went from Normandy to Id!!;
Nor Latin, Greek and Hebrew lore,
Nor thousand volumes. rambled o'er,
Nor Judge'a robe, nor Mayor's mace,
Nor crowns that deck the royal raee;
These all united never can
Avail to make a, single man.
A. truthful soul;a loving mind,
Fall of affection for its kind;
A helper of the Iminan race,
.A, soul of beauty and of grace;
.A. spirit firm, erect and free,
That never basely bends a knee; •
That will not boar 0 feather's weight
Of slavery's 4.1min Mr small or great;
That firmly speaks of God within,
And never makettleaLgue.with sin:
That snaps the fetters apciesinalie,„,,,,,
And loves the truth for its own sake;
That worships Gocl and Him alone;
That trembles at no tyrant's nod—
.A. soul that fears no one but God,
And thus can smile at curse and ban;
•That is the soul that makes the man.
Aro You Nervous,
Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or iiiak headache? You can be
relieved of all these symptoms by taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla., which gives nerve,
mdntal and bodily strength and thoroughly
purifies the blood. It also creates a good
appetite, cures indigestion, heartburn and
dyspepsia.
Hop's Pitts are easy to take, easy in
action and sure in afoot. 25 cents a boX.
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UUrel Icl. A Damaged Bye. severe Plarrlima cored.
A couple of dark faced foreigners 1.1tere are some people who have no Gionsinx,--1 was troubled with chrou-
iodiarrhoin fothree r over years and re. I
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were 5Lij up liaethuts street with imatriniition, hut cling to the 114pro ce
ived benelit from 011 the medicine I
(10 a dancing bear when an old (olored with pooh' assidnitY. Jim Wailideli !wed, I wati unable to work from two to
1500 CORDS REMLOO
laaa came oat, of alley driving an watt one of these, and Ma happy faculty four days every week. Iitatring of Dr. 4'tist to heed, a car load of N0.1
old limpy horse before a load of ROWS of taking thinge serinualy lost him an Vowler'e Excreta of Wild litrawberry 1
The horse no sooner eaw the bear than elegant Wile. began to use it. Am now all right. II /I r
made .4 shy and e. jump, 'timed the lit acebi Inge, Ont, I if4/111,
wi. ovor ,„„,, after a Fait Vales.
It wee thin ivey. Colonel Lafitte is
Seinlierner rind % ery sensitive,. es-
pecially about his personal appearance,
which is quite tiiiitiAgaielied, Berather liked Jim, end Jim doted on
the colonel's daughter, and it was a
foregone conclusion the family that
Jun would win the girl, no the father
was on lits bide,
One day the colonel took Jim, our, to
No one. Your horse was afraid of Great Northwestern •at Goderich, Sept.
that hear.
My old hoes afeared
Yes.
Did he rare up on his hind legs 1
Yea.
Ari shy snort 1
Yes,
And tip de wagon oloer mid broke
ro'Cist '.
Yes
But whar is he now ?
He ran away.
ffun'd away 1 Go' de Lawd 1 But
yon dun dean mean it !
Bat I do.
•Wall, wall! Luck has shorely Chang
ed for dis ole.man If dat ole hoes
dun all dat, den 111 put his value up
$50 mo' an sot right down in de house
an not do another stroke of work fur
fo' weeks.—Detroit Free Press.
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few kicks broke. loose, and ran off. Western at London, Sept. 14.2L
The driver was hurled into the mud North Perth at Stratfotd, Sept. 2S-20, •
North Waterloo al- Berlin. Sept. f.,)0-28,
and was buried under the *elms, but Center Huron at .Clinton, Sep. -20.27,
he Rego dug himself out and reached Toronto Industrial, Sept, 4-10.
the sidewalk to demand of a pedee, Central at Guelph, Sept. 10.21.
tette : North Oxford at 1vt,coatock, ••••,e0t• 20-27.
• Now, den,. wilco den ran into thei, Mornington end Dllice at Milvertcn,
Sept. 20-27.
.off wheel and. upset mei at 111itchell„ Sept. 20-27.
ride behind his cantankerous Keutucky
mare, and she kicked the dashboard of 20-22.
the buggy into einitheretwit mid lauded West Welliegton at flarriston, Sept. 27-
both
gentlemen by the roaestde, 8,
Thisoroantt haw, lieen 80 baa, as 1BveienEgliho,unriTttaBiorgutisneenlis,,,,,optt„.
North Enloe Uiiion, Port
28.20,
East ‘vtiwanosh at Belgrave, Sept. 28.0.
Now Well and Strong.
Snes,—It is my privilege td recommend
B.B.B, For two years I was nearly crip-
pled with an inflammatory disorder of the
Woes of the Summer Parent. kidneys from which six bottles of B.B.B.
, entirely freed nae. I am now well and
atropg, and gladly recommend the
BOTII TIM IN vie cm ANI) Irma wear 'Bitters which cured me after I had almost
TM?. DAUCIIIITHRS AT TUE 13BACII. ; given up hope.
Bowan, Jon:sews, Aberaeeu, B.O..
We him, heard much, yes, very
mach, about tile saintlier girl, /kit('
We have heard, not seldom ineeed,
about the suanner luau. But who has
painted for us the Summer Parent ?
Perhaps it is because no pen could
adequately pirtray such a pathetic
figure. The Summer Parent suffereth
long and 44 kiiider than an unprejudic-
ed person could ask him to be,
Now the fitther is left desolate in
towu, aIotn with his business and the
A Few Hints. .
neither c.f them ame hurt, and the
colored, viam sloing the driviug, but 'Inn
had to discover it fracture in the
colonel's right eye and he began at
optic to makea fuse about it.
.You're seriously hurt, sir, he said
in post tanner.
The newest armee have five or six
storeys of llounces
The newest furnitnre coverings' are
hietsympahetic m
is:salted at the Wilighato Tar
d $5.0 0 PER C
=110 SHINGIG/i1S,
which we will sell et prieorn that defy 0010'
petition. Also, first 410.138
NORTH SHORE SHINGLES
at $1.75 per Square,
quality guaranteed.
...••••••••
A.11 kines Id
Dressed and Rough d'Aunbee,
Earrele, Wood, 0.1eo,,.
ken 1constaioly 011
PLANING' AND MAICKIRG '.BONE
cheap as the cheapest.
MoLEAN 4!e SON,
Witighum,',7une 7ilt, 18US.
Will he paid rio Petivevv.,
i.!
Parties peeling 15 ennts 41r
deliver IIttIf 111 rnantior And
wittier, if desired, end same prim- w
paid.
WINGHAM TACN1J3
Winghani, May 100, 1893.
4 Scientific Amerin
Agency far
Nothing with me, snapped made of Turkish towellings,
e colonel. whoe-was looking for the A. process has been devised of mann-
there in a dazed sort 04 a way.
But your eye, sir, is bitil4Ltamaged.
Never mind the eye. Helr‘aae to
catch the critter,
I must insist on bandaging your eye
first, colonel. Why, it is a blurred
mass and I greatly fear you have lost'
tl.e sight of it, persisted Jim.
Look here, you young fool, roared
the colonel, can't you attend to your
own affairs 1 That. eye, sir, is glass—
do you hear ?—glass 1 glass 1
And that is why Jim didn't nierry
the colonel's dr...Jghter.---Detroit Free
Press.
factoring aniline by electrolysis.
The price of pesteboard has risel1.
and it.may be necessary to make shoes
NV,. leather.
rw Bronchial (basun Will enreany Cough
irmkellitis or asthma.
Cold
Opening. canned frnit an hour or two
before using, that it may regain the
excluded oxygen, improves the flavor.
Newspapers wet ' thoroughly and
crumpled up are excellent to sweep a
carpet with, tnaking it look bright and
with far less trouble than it is to wipe
it witha damp cloth.
family
The iound point of a lead pencil is
bills
Now the mother. hi wru froin 1,er ti gond thing with which to remove it
,•comfortable Homo and I lade, into the
hungry maw of a. popular resort.
1\'oW the father takes icing, dusty
rides on the train iv an effort to con-
vince himself that his family is better
off than he is.
Now hi' fiuds that he is mistaken.
Now, 11()W, 0,01V conies the stream of
bills.
Now the mother swelters on the
board walk while her daughters frolic
in the surf.
Now the .father eats at restaurants
and gets More dyspepsia than the bill
would warrant.
Now he unwittingly reads a poem in
praise of summer.
• Now his e:dest daughter loses her
engagement ring le the ocean, and be
0.
is obliged to replace it without tethr,
e
the young man. good for Souring knives ad immure.
Now he wishes that the you:_g man I Very hot water is better for bump.;
had been lost. 1 and bruises than euld water. ' -
Now the unhappy mother is joltedi
ueather may be kept from moulding
by perfuming it with tar or birch.
speck of auy kind from the eye. . •
Et en artery is cut, comprass it li-
tween Elie wound and the heart ; if a
vein ie cut, compress beyond.
'ler or paint may be removed by
first applying oil of some kind or lard.
Then, after scraping off the loosened
substances, apply a mixture of turpen-
tine and benzine and at the last use
benzine alone.
Bathe the abdomen witb alcohol is an
'excellent remedy for diarrlicea.
'If a foreign substance is swallowed
which is sharp, a ne,.dle, for instance
not give an emetic, 11111. confine
the diet to mashed potato's for two
days.
Wootl ashes very finely sifted are
over the country as chapereon on a
straw ride.
Now the doctor is sent for ou her
return.
Now the husband and father comes
down of a Saturday night, and the mo-
ther has a relapse when she sees the
heels of his hosiery.
Now they confer together and find
there are two more weeks before Sep. -
Umber.
Now they alumst wish that they
were dead.
. Wartli Reading. •
MB.
WM. Mo'NBEI, of St. Ives, Ont.,had
eleven terrible running sores and
was not expected to reoover, all treatment
'having failed, Six bDttles of Burdook didn't you?
Blood Bitters completetely restored hien to
Ont., certifies to these facts. pap, 1
health. Druggist Sanderson, of StAlitty's,
',.,
ingIEsuitilloin4;tugh tilimig t II"'
'
ti the
113111-
Nte.s monopolize tbe con-
version.
At the ahore— see you advertise
specie.: indoc..inents invalids, Land-
lord—Yes, pir : we 14‘e A doctor,
`1P,\,..i
the house.
druggist and undertaker
A wonderful new combinatPn is R.
Stark's Heatiche. Neuraight. ;6451 liver
A Child's Kiss. powders, nice to take and perfectlyNharrn-
Ho was a bountyejumpor and had le".• 111
been ?hot down while trying to escape r„'eLthhi
lance or R. Head liertrligin.,
and Liver 2owdere. and have no besito,
tion in recomnoending them to those who
suffer from h ea( I aeh Tpay have heel,
used in cur family rylth the most WI Dirif/111.
tory results. giving idmost lump...Bate re-
lief. Mr. Jahn II. Glues, or the well.linown
firm of Glass Bent lilt.,'i Co.. Leild.ai got
tory works. wen,- T sunt
Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders a
thorough test. and find they never fail in
giving almost iustantaneous relief. I have
much pleaanre recomineudimt thein alt
being superior tO >4,11y:1111.g I 11..ea ever
used. Price, 25, rents ill 110X. tio1,1 by all
medicine clen.h.rs
Iron) the guard-honse. He was a burly
big man, fierce of look and rough of
speech, and when they brought him
into the hospital Ile cursed and ravel
in a way to make you chill, }ie had
reeeived a mortal wound, but death
had nd terrors for hirn. Whorl tho
surgeon told him that lie must die
within forty-eight hours he replied.:
Bala 1 What of it ? The only favor
Irhave.to ask is that you keep snivel -
o s away. ,I want no prayin' abbut
me I
' He •had been a wicked man, He
boasted of it. He ridiculed the idea
of a hereafter and eursed the Bible
and religion. Men and women came
.to speak e ith him, so that *he might -
not die as a dog. but he mocked and
eursed them. We who were watching
for the .end saw the Shadow of death
when it fell. He 1 ealizecl that life
Wile ebbing, but still he cursed and
reviled. An hour before he died the
wife of 0 wounded sergeant came in to
visit her huaband. She brought with
her a little fair-Iteired girl, four or live
vean old, and as Ow talked the child
6lipped away and wandercil np and
down the aisles to inspect the cuts end
their occupants. A score of us tried
to coax her nearei., but she was coy
and bashful, When Silo reached' the
cot, whereon lay the bounty -jumper,
ihe pallor of death on his face, bet
fighting the spectre away, she paused
i
aurl stared at him. W1 on he saw her
a aunle flitted ever his ace and the
tierce light died out of 1 is eyes fur the
first time. 11
Ile beckoned her to approach, and
iu
to our great surprise she nhesitatingly
advanced until she sto d beside his
cnt. The mother rose up in alarm,
eat the nurse whispere to her nit to
call the child,
Is you sick? queried!' tee little. one
as the man reached o his hand and
touched her golden ours.
Aye ! child, lin dyi g 1 he Whisper-
ed.
And ain't you got
to you ? ..
1 didn't want them,
lint yen wanted Me,
Yes—God bless yoo
Is you ehot, just like
Yes, dear. ,
Facts About Dyspepsia,. •
itiVliONG action of the stomach and
dyspepsia, in turn gives rise to bad
blood. Both these complaints are curable
by B.B.B., which mots on the stomach,
liver, bowels said blood, and tones and
strengthens the entire system, thus poai-
tively curing dyspepsia, constipation, bad
blood and similar ttoudes.
John, said his wife, I thought you
told me that vont, friend Sntith was an
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anti.whiskey man. He is all summer.
Ile drinks beer. 4
Boatar is SIX Ilomis.—Distressing Kid.
ney and Bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by the "Great South tinierican Kid
ney Cure." 'This new remedy, is a great
surprise and delight to physiciane on ac-
count of its exceeding promptceie in re.
and every part of the' urinary passves in Pse so sorry 1 I gnes I'll kiss you 1
The thicklish question is rarely a In e or o s ps tone ler
laughinti mattee
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lieving pain in the bladder, kidneys. back
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D. SUTHERLAND.
1 f male It relieves retention of • li 1 I 1 is cheeik the
death rattle in his throat frightened
iter, heel elle ran away to her mother.
The kiss was still warm when Its
eyes closed, his bead fill back; and he
shivered and died.
See the wenderftil change in his fatel
whispered 0 nurse.
Aye 1 it %vice untiderfril, r2110 tiara
ituleiE 1111t1 melted ottr. rind there was a
smile hoverinr, ahont the mouth. Tilsit
savage expression which had intensifi-
ed as the hours posed and the end
onme nortrer, had been kissed away liv
the little child. But for her he would
have died cursing hie God. Maylitip,
in the seconds between the kiss and (
dissolntion, he lied risked. for merc.—
Detroit Free Press.
Looked Like A. skeleton.
Gexerantea,—Laat Bei -rimer my baby was
so bad with summer complaint that he
looked like a skeleton. Althongh I had
net much faith in it I took a friend's ad -
Vice and tried Dr. rowler'sExtreet of 'Wild
Strawberry. He soon got better. 1 truly
believe it saved his life.
t�rs.ThitivnvSrenyns, Hillebargh,
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It is said there are more lies told
water and pain in passing11 almost
mediately. If you want quick relief said
cure this is your remedy, Sold at Olds
holnl's drug store.
This is the season of the year114
which yon can bey what you do net
want real cheap,
English Spavin Liniment reinovcm all
hard, mom or coljeused Lumps and 1olri
ishes frOin horses, Blood Sparin, Clurb$,
Splints, Bing Bane, Sweeney. Stifles,
Sprains, Sore told swollen "firma
etc. Save $50 by use of one bade.Ltutil,
in the sentence '1 ani glad to Bee yen
than itt.other Big words in the Brig -
lith language.
Itch on humeri and horses and all ant -
teals cured 'in 80 minutes by Woolferd's
Sanitary. Lotion. This never fails. War-
ranted at Chieholm's tlrug store.
War.
ratted by Chieholm's dreg store,
Being lucky consists of the convic-
tioa that there is no such thing —Ait-
chisOn
Williams' Royal Crown Remedy, ereatest cure ail
WO, guaranteed to rare general Net01t$
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Paralysis, st5..
py„?.
v/VDERFUL C'‘)"
Not only ct relief but a cure for all kinds of
HEAD PAINS, SICK STOMACH
ANO BILIOUSNESS
Harmless. Contain no hurtful drugs. I
wonderful compound. isnot) to take.
Sure death to vain,
to sure you got STARE'S.
PREPARED BY R. STARK, M. 0.0.13., CHEMIST
080M 0:11.mleow UNIVERISITY, SCOTLAND,
FOR THE R. STARK MEMOIR CO.
Having bought a very large variety of
HEATING AND COOK
250 E arrri0 k a bOx. Sold alt Dragebsts
=11'1Flitted", MAY CenitrOund
S "." r1"1
«a.a mats n
TIM-VT:sen •
to choose frern
Irrrery stovo guartuatecd. agt.:11-1r,t kage
to give complete satisfaction,
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0011E3 VAittit ALL 11.131‘
Best cough Syrup. Taste80000. tee
in time. ',wild ir
ere:yr....art .,;;Iera,
D. StITHERLAND.
Wingliam, August Sidi, 1890.
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