The Wingham Times, 1893-09-29, Page 7fi
A Cglisideratiori of the Ziltas.
Br .A.lu,r. bbit:rrzse, Whitechurcit, Out,
Consider the
Mice,how
they e
Ygrow,t1eY labor
not, nor ar mp r
irt
Xet, Gott on therm Itis MVO bestows
Braise frau his growth to win, ,
They keep the law, kle to them gave
When first he .gave thetas light;
Front then till now, they ,kept it have,
rue f• t � :
late aspitlul, strife.
Not so by us, though better then they.
I3eing national, by leave;
We break the law day after dry,
He for our guldauoe gave.
And also His ttuavritten law,
The law of social love,
By allowing sin our minds to draw,
nom heavenly things above.
We late and early, daily toil,
Sonia worldly thing to gain,
Oft suffering severe turmoil,
Because our thoughts are vain..
.Even tioloinon, in all his style,
Could not with lilies vie;
dxod's written law he broke'tltrou;lrguile,
And love'e pure social tie.
Alas! alas! how vile we lire--.
How unworthy of his Iove ;
Yet Ho ul,ou uteri everywhere
.Sends blessings from above.
Yea, on tho evil and the good,
That all His love relay know;
.Ana servo Him truly as their Got'(,
In humble modest show.
'0 may we like the lilies grow,
In aur respective spheres;
That we may modest beauty show
'l'o sufferers, having cares.
And that we may in heaven bloom,
With they inside the vail ;
After the monster's killing gloom,
Leaves dead, our bodies frail.
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Le,, enol of the aOOkirig-G><ass,
W110 '!lo evPi' helm' it said flirt; the
lookitrgsglrrss Was first invented to
spite t
4l
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pretty �.
P Neuhow
wculd it he possible to tipite. t %Ve Ilan
by eltowleg her a perfect reflection Of
her "Wt. dainty self? Well, accoid.
in;; to Japanese Mythology, tittt deity
presidhtt; (Ivor the tem and furnishing
lights to the world heee.me+ hail riated at
some trills and hits herself away in n
cave, tliue depriving humanity of a
very mioes+,ary element. In order to
induce her to come out the mirror was
iuveuted Mott pleeed in the cave, The
beeotitu1 goddess seeing another
iretantifAtl goddess within those narrow
canes, inllrtn'dietly departed, and the
people took care that never again
should she enter the preeinets cif a
crave, And so the most 'valued of
Wotnnri's treasures Was invented for
t+pitg, but for what a different purpose
has it served.
Now Well Strong.
Sees,, --It is easy privilege to recoterneud
13.13.13, Per two year I was nearly trip.
pled the
kld ys with
v$ ich six o bot a:3 of B ry disorder 1 ,B
,1 entirely freed me. I tem tiow well and
strong, Aturd gladly recommend the 13.13,
Bitters which cured tate after 1 had almost.
given up hope.
EMI= Jotl,Neros, Aberdeen, B.C.
netcy to thou
THE WINGRANI TIMES, SEPTEMBER 3Q, 18
Our Burnie Schools
Are the n,atu•stay of our republic. La
-them are being; cultivated the minds of
those who are to be our future law makers
and leaders in every walk in life, .pow
'esouttal it is that theme minds should be lite rempect`for ti
Pithy Points.
Justice to one is r s.
ands. •
Wo forget in labor. what troubles ase
in rest.
of yonth are the
The toountains
molehills of age•
Life is a mission
it is a submission,
The tramp who
professional pride.
to serve; to most
Will work has no
united to strong, healthy bodies. So man others Gan never
Y (uoinpensate you for the toss of your
children s 'for Lrotu impurities bodes a,S poiAou
in the blond that it is a wonder that they, own.
,ever grow up to oe well pod women. 'Slimy I Soule people can talk more religion
pareutu uaouet tied wards strou:,= sung ' in ip minutes than they eau live in a
week.
When money ;eta tight it geue,'ally
goes to the lock-up.
'eine, and the whole being is given strength J If all men hail what they desire
toresist attacks of disease. main,weol.1 not havethat which is
now'theirs.
mmore The Cost of Speed. ' Nothing makes a man ore eau -
A break down, satut• tante ago, of 1 tions than the conviction that his advice
'one set of *leigiues of one fi
of the Nit,' is going to he followed.
trusts-Attautie liners eremitic"eremitic"a start. i Contetrtment is better than riches,
ling illustration of the enormous cost but it relies about the stunt. amount Gi
sof nigh ocean spuds. Part of the money for one as the other.
trip during;wbieu the mishap occurred
was finished with the star-I,ourd en-
gines alone Comparing the three
days run with the single, set of engines
with a c trresponding period on the
previous voyage with loth engines
running, the'average ratio of the
spends in the two eases was found to
be as 0,82 is to 1. The loss of one-
half the propollin:; power had the
effect of reducing the spend by only 18
per cent. This, says the Mechanical
News, ought to give this promoters of
28 knot steamship lines something; to
thi.nlc about:to express weir gratitude to Hood's
Sat.*
sapat•ithe for its good effect upou their
chiiireu. Scrofula, salt rheum and other
diseases of the blond are effectually and
perutttueutly oared by this excellent medi-
Severn Diarrhoea Cored.
Git.trnrutsia,-»I was troubled' with chror
iodiarrbcea for over three years and re
oeived no benefit from all the medicine
tried. I was unable to work from two t
four days every week. Rearing of Dr
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
began to use it. Am now all right,
sous Emus, ss, llracebrtdge, Out.
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Miss Priscilla Pipohin : I'd often
heard of the power of the l.tnroan aye
Upon ferocious animals. I fixed mine
upon a lion at the Zoo,- and he instant-
ly turned hi:i Bend away, The Linn
{sotto tepee) : pit. I've Been some holy
*tugs iir my time,but this old. woman's
too hideous for anything
A wonderful new combination is R.
Stark'n Heariaoite, Neuralgia and Liv,er
Powders, nice to take end perfectly barn
less. 11Xr, 1111. '1Yfaynard,,.o Wonaa'took,
writes as follows: 1'Thanlr you for the
Headaches, Neuralgia and Liver Powders
you sent me, which I bare been vert' uiat3'
Of, once for my daughter. and this n7orn..1
frig far ;wag wr---••, who enirlAbe bg,q
Buffered from headache for three ilnvp
•
Worth Reading,
MR. W 17. McIsTRE, of St. Ives, Ont.,bad
eleven terrible running sores and
was not expected to reoover, all treatment
having failed. Six battles of .13urdook
Blood Bitters completetely restored him to
health, Druggist Sanderson, of Sall' ary's,
Out., certifies to these facts.
Every temptationat is resisted,
every noble aspiration that is euconr
aged, every sinful thought that is re-
pressed,every bitter word that :s with-
held, adds its little item to the im-
petus of thi..t great movement which
is hiss -int; humanity onward toward a
richer life and higher charsetgr.
RELIES Ix Sri llouas.—Distt'essiltg, Kid•
ney and Bladder diseases relieved in mix
hours by the "Great South Arnerioau Kid-
ney Cure." This new remedy is a great
surprise and delight tc pbysieiaus on ac-
count of its exceeding ;q „ prntnpt„esa in re-
lieving
pain itt the bladder, kidneys, back
ttnd every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it. almost im-
1 mediately, If you waut quick relief and
cure tbit is your remedy. Solei nt Chis• season be wet or dry, the farmer au
ho)m's drug store. , drained laud has a certainty of an
All the hest things and treasures of al'undant yield which enables him to
this world are not to be produced by mature his plans without liability to
each g ueratiott for itself; but we are fatlal•". The experience' of past
all intended, not to earve our work in s"aeons of extreme drouth in some
snow, that will melt, but each and all localities has fully demonstrated the
of us to be continually roiling a • rear, fact that drain ige protects against
white, 1gattrertn €now -ball higher and damage from this cause also,
higher, larger and larger, along the
Alps of human power. , Gems of Thought.
'ngtisll Spavin S,tutinent removes allNever loose sight of an honorable
hard, soft, or calloused Lumps and Blare enettay; he will make a good friend.
Good Mat.'netrs,
Sydney Smith said that the in
pen s •A
r iirl
tho x
t
11
alQW
s f '
o virtue, ' ire,
Wilily a utatt'At behavior iu, in Ytt
114eftsurs, the outwat'ct eXprreufoil
what he really is, Coarse. speech
Uttconrh dress- tell of the coarse oh
atter, Tim Tattler said iliathepeintiou of geutlerrul.it is raver to
affixed to a tiiatl''s c` ir'tsultistanoes, b
to his behavior in them. 'That is tr
and therefore, whatever' tt ruin's a
eninstence, lie can be a. gstttlerua
and the fact that he is a genrlen
wilt rnattifest itself in his good fuss
;tarn. There ore persorirt who seem
think it impossible to. he cordial anhearty Ili Matluvr without being pits,
Won* or utmost rude. Delicacy of
behavior and gentleness 1.a apeecit are
'lot iutposslhle to thorough cordiality,As a good heart expresses itself in
Eons manners, so food manners react
to increase goQdeess of heart. Good
manners are possible to every One who
is true, kind acid considerate. '.1'hei n
inward qualities need to he uurt.,recl
and their outward forma of exl�reseion
cultivated. Study of the ohsrauters
of gond people and observation of their
manners Will do much to aid inacclair-
ing a knowledge of the ways of really
good society. Lel; the Mort be right
first and the rest is easily learned
Goad manners, in a bbi4h sense of the
word, helps a watt far along in lifer,
If you meet a king lie will repo nine
Yo
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AO*
taor-
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nf
and
ttr,
up.
be
ut
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lai�
ah
Ae
adv
he
we
"turn out wet," and the ' coin s t t
evaporation, keeping the laud cold,
causes the seed to rot. If the season
be favorable for the germination of the
seed, and the young and tender- plants
appear, then it may turn out showery,
.and the land become so wet as to
place it out of hes power to cultivate
it, and the crop tura out badly ; or, if
the season be dry in the after part,
the land, which is naturally wet, will
'dry out and become hard, and the
crop damaged. Hence it is that 5081,
a farther must plod along and scratch,
wet or dry, and depend ou uncertain-
ties, accept his fate, and blame Prov',
dente.
But the fanner who cultivates land
which is thoroughly underdrained, can
break it earlier in the spring ; the soil
i is loose and friable; and he can plant
earlier with a positive certainty that
'the seed, if good, will germinate ; be
can cultivate sooner, with a third less
labor to both matt awl beast : etre be
earring the soil in twenty-four, hour,]
after a heavy rainfati. The 'soil is
wanner, and prnrltotes the tttol're raped
growth of the crop and is lest ti,tt,lt,
to damage from tato frosts in t.pritie,
or early frost; rtt autumn, practically
lengthening the st'dr.,on for growth and
maturity fully thirty days, or if the
weather should be dry, the roots,
cieueudiug deep into the earth, bring 1
up the moisture from bellow, produc-
ingan ebuudant ylt,td. t'yhether,the
ishes from
Spliuts, RingtsBone, Swoon**,es, Biood ase Sages, Clharactergis
?a splend;r to youth, Sore and swollen Throat, (ameba and
to wrinieted Sinn Mid gray hair.
We gave Iter one of these tvanderft,t eta. Serve X50 use ,
I by e of cue bottle, War -
powders, and itt a very short tiros Rhos aid ranted by Cbisltolnt'adrugg ttoro..
in an natnnia,ed )find of wnv.'Why, my Young Husband : I'in just about
headache itt all turn adi ii." Mr.lIoracend 'Wi Wills. Chief not Yof dead from potting down this Carpet.
- , T'olice, Wondstnek. sawn ;, "t have token Wife: 'rho 'rho carpet is not heavy. Y. .E1.
Il;. Stark's 1'ieadache, Nouralarin, tui Liver No : 1)0 I have to Work in such e
VOWriara, and find them n sire cure every t cramped position, Wife; Nonsense.
two " v.
'Temple, 46 Catharine street J-ost imagine yott are on your bicycle.
north. Ramilton, writes: T have used.
t tark's Flendnohe, Nanralgitt and Liver , Itltlitntaxlsn Crenae ry D,tv. (South
.p'owdera, nnr3 ftna them a Pore rnre," InteriC5tt IlheumaticCare of lthournntism
Price. 25 cents n box. sold by all medicine and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to ti
dealers. days. Its action upon the system is re
/t markable and mysterious. It removes at
(ft Oe,rnor s. was tr aplentti4 Inwvor, once the cause of the disease immediately
and Once made an Ploqu int speech for tlisappeare. The first dosis greatly bene•
tt horse stealer. The jury, whir tfaree drug store.
fits. 7yeeuts, Warranted at Chisholm:"
gave A. verdict of "not guilty," A
friend stepped tip tt the prisoner volt; • Weil Yoe have Bottle jelly or i. tali,
aE►t - 'tJirrr, tbt, danger. is poll didn't dear ? Jelly twice, first, please.
you steal that horsef 'Nell,'otzl, all
along lr tliounht i tool: that horse, lett
velum) 1l heard the Gover'nor's speech, r
on't believe 1< did,
The surest and shortest aay to
prove work possible is strenuously to
set about it,
We are always complaining that our
days are few, and noting as thou.{!;
there would tie tto ettd of them. '
. Circumstances forms obaraeter, but
like petrifying waters, they too often
harden While they fora;.
Nature has written .t letter oferedr�i
upon some melee faces,wltiluh is Itotrdr-
ed nlinost Wherever pr,'sonte,t
If you have great sorrows Beet) thou
to yourself, unless you live some
bosom friend that wilt listoTi to 'y'ou
with ;a synpathetia ear,"`
Itch ou human a.ht1 horse:' and all nisi. The t'.LJNnt +if sece,Sse ie nothing
mats 'cured in BO minutes by Woolford's ulnen Olin g' Or
n doinlin y,)11 eau do well
Sanitary Lotion, 'i Itit never bails. 'War., j anti doing ;wall wilts; over you do--.
touted at fhittholdi'a drug +store, without a thought of Note.
To be full of goodnevs, fall of cheer -
1
fa r
to
is
full I of
nt
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Y tl
full p of
!t
to
lh
of e. cause.; :z matt to carry bfv1
Tugs of which he hinrbr:lf la a; uncon-
scious as a lamp is of its own light. Just to baud, a ear lou
It is en error t 1 tiup me that a rasa', dot No. 1
bsiongs to himself. No wail does• t t r
Iia l.niau s to Ilia wife or his eb titanri
I
or his
relations,
Ur 11'
o s ��
t society in some :;9��YR �a
furor or another.
SfitES
SHINGL ES1�
W. a make unlovely all our days II J wttIcb WA will atilt itt tuiros that defy seas,•
the little soul we put futet our efforts, 1 e ►tion. Alec, first•cluss
hy the way in which duties posit tis ;NORTH
forwttrt1, by tack of that sotnetbitl„ SHORE'
which .makes all words, all deeds, at $11. 4646 , , � �
cLEs
quiver and glow. )t>ti Square,
quality guaranteed.
Nevar rilet Or aseun.o a particular
cbttrtieter, for it will never fit yon, b
pr'oba'bly give you ridicule; but lea
it to your ttoudu,.t, youe virtues, yo
morals, and your ixiaun"re to give yo
olio.
Oh, thou that meth i t the itupri
ailment of tit4 actual, and priest bitter
ly to the gods for a kingdom whyreiu
to rule and create, know this of
truth: the thing thou seekest is alread
with thee, Bore ur nowhere, eouldst
thou only see,
HoLLoay:tr's OxsTclt wr own PILLS.
---Sudden changes o temperature
surely try all persons piroue to rheum-
atism, sciatica, tie doloreux, and many
maladies sottreely less painful, though
•porter duration. Cin the first at.
t of ' stiffness or sfHnring in any
we, joint, or nerve�`1'ecourse should
tediously be had ti fomenting the
of disease with tot lull;•+ HIM
Wing itt this rettnrl?nblet Ointment,
eh will assuage the'uueasiness of the
, subdue illiiiict,[t,l�.tion, nod reduce
swelling. Tim 1. lt)rt, btllt[r,iLu•
nay taken,}viil reoitycoutittttrotlltl
it•t,anar's tied reri. w the strength. 1
'emedy Heretofore idiscov "red has i
e! so eifectivo ,t. the Omttoent
.Pi11ts fur ren,avitt oriuty, rilen,n- 1
, uud eori,tttJon:'tttcttcka. Mt ngutit,
are coututoldy ',sired Itet dititry.11�
Susceptible Youth (tu Professor) ,
There, that's toy ids i of n woman,
What a splendid wife el , wnufd lnalrt',
The Profess,;' : Yes, tit•t.r's what I
thought Itrfut';t I Inert ie'i her—read she
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u A11 kinds of
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