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PAT DEOII.;1 B111R. 8, 1833.
river Aohatee.
Prevaricator was properly a cripple with
distorted legs.
Topaz took its name from Topazes, an
ielend in the Red Sea.
Pragtnratteal formerly had the siguiticanco
o£ business life.
Juugle, punch and toddy are words from
N rse! in 'Yo't r Neighbor's the Ilindeostanee.
The Mont Excellent V.emody,
etreeelt in yonr neighbor's. place, Dun Sias, --I have Buffered greatly from
Finest, unselfish and true; conetipatiou and indigestion, but by the
er him service, as you would use of I3.11.B. I am now restored to health.
ve I canuot praise Burdock Blood Bitters too
�ia:eig.mbor Vender you. highly; it ie the most excelieut remedy I
ever used.
well in your neighbor's Place, Mins Ameess Ji Luoov, Hxgersvdle, Ont.
t'rhildreu crying for bread, kt
clothing to cover their shivering
bs,-
In the Thick of the Fight.
.tate
i1t poor wife lying dead- That was a good story which the Rev.
leaver a friend or relative nigh 0.J. E. Jones, of Louisville, told in a Bos -
Save hint a clasp of the hand, ,
e
�,eve,,eve,hiss dead wife from a pa'tp..'r
gave,
wavered Christian land.
an empty purse, and no work th be
r tonna
what can afather do,
Ibildren to keep from the poor house my friend stood beside Iris horse, scanning
door? the :veld with his glass and directing his
e give bion: an answer true.
ton pulpit the other day. He said :
An alarmist always reminds me of a
friend of mice, who was a commander at
the battle of Round Mountain. It was a
hot fight—one of the hottest of the war,
At lL particularly iuiense'part of the action
It
troops IIe told me it seemed as if the fire
of the whole Confederacy was centered on
from hie scrip v the world turns
,sway, him, the bullets thick aroi7ncl him.
Al no word of pity to give,
Suddenly he heard a minis ball singing
I111 this beautiful country of ours, iu the air, and he felt something strike his
tiger man has. no right to live;
he church p•essas by, fa fashion aucl leg, but the occasion was urgent and he
pride,kept no his glass. There was another
e the Levite of aid, on the other side. ping -g -g, and he felt another strike. And
ei,J,hbor next door, with a million of so he continued.
(;old, The ceptain at last lifted up his hand
ds not his affliction and grief;
purushis appeals and. tauntshim with and prayed: 0 Lord, I can go home to my
acorn, wife and children without either of my
if he were vagrant or thief. legs, but, 0 Lord, let me get home.
a tithe that he squanders in a single Finally there came shouts of victory.
Week The battle was won. With a long -drawn
euld. feed them a whole year through, sigh the captain turned. He shouted to
ld clothe them with comfort and house his orderly at a little distance: I'm wound-
'` them with warmth,
with courage their spirits renew, ed, Jun. Caine and help me on my horse ;
I lnnst go home. It's my last battle.
;yourself in yo,.i•neigbbor's place No, I ];cess not, replied the orderly.
honest, nueelush and true
render him service, as you would What's the inatter? Come, hurry up; fair. Even for i<1 r. Hudson, 'to defire
I'm wounded. 1111 ladies wearing feathers as a Feether-
liar n g 3' p you, heed( c1 Lot.
her -
lir neighbor render you. If you want mo t., (tel ou come here,
'sang out tete orderly.
But what's the trouble? Why can't you
:iatititatca and Conventions. come here? Don't you sea I'm wounded
will soon be time for our winter dairy
and almost dying?
< ..:-Gua and farmer's institute meet -
Oh, n0, you are not, sang out the order -
'Plies?, are a great help to the obser- 13'•
and thinking fanner, though in some Came here instantly, you rascal, shorted
ere any attempt to improve farm the commander.
ods is sneered at cr derided, the idea inmina's hair and frightening baby.
No, I don't ; that's the biggest nest of
tt'that the ordinary farmer knows more yellow -jacks there I ever saw In my life Yes sir, Said JAnkins, Sulit11Vre is a
Canada's( Awards at the World's
Fair,
Canadians had 1,847 exhibits of cattle,
horses, sheep, swine, and poultry at the
World's Fair, and received therefor 1163
awards. Ta the same departments the
exhibits from the United States numbered
4,005, and received 1,494 awards. In other
words, of the Canadian live stock exhibits
fifty-one per cent were prize winners,
while of the American thirty-seven per
cent were prize winners. The comparison
reflects much credit upon Canada.
The following are the officialc figures for
the World's Fair, for paid admissions by I pouch, are worth half an hour of so
mouths up to and including October 30, styled rept in an min -chair or in that
when the official life of the Fair ended: uurepoaeftll tempter, the, rocking chair
or 011 duty, es the case may be, and iu
her own room, make a soueh or the
floor her habitual resting place.
Absolute repose conies to the tired
' muscle:. only when the body is in a re -
:Owing position, and absolute repose
come to the o•erstrung nerves only
when the muscular system is perfectly
at rest—relaxed.
The middle aged women could,I aul.
positive, woo buck much of the fresh
nese and litheeonaeness of girlhood if
she would be at little pains to learns
how to rest.
Five minutes rest flat on one's back
on the boor or all a hard, smooth
May
June
e
July
August
September
October
Total
The total of admission on passes was
(1,0,0,380, making the grand total 27,537,-
531.
"Mor iarity,it's home you should be going
You're drunk." "Bedad, but O'im not, sor."
"Ye're drunk, Oi say." "Oi'm a liar, then,
Phelinl 0'Reilly ?" "No. Ye're jist dhrunk."
"Ye wouldn't say that if Oi was sober."
"If ye was sober ye wouldn't deny it."
1,050,01„
2,(17,,,113 Some one kali *Hid to the women of
2,760,202 to -day, never stand when yep can sit,
3,515,403 never sit when, you can he down, This
4,059,871 exhortation H lied with sofas elasti-
city is the best recipe for 1e ao1y 1
know of.
While 1 bevy little sympathy w.th
the eoepel of 1az111055 preached so eon-
sistenily by snore lives, 1 do 't•ecnui-
mc,ncl frequent daily lapses into 00111
pletc' fellowrirss.
21,480,141
Tid-Bits for the Boys.
A triumph in cookery—When the
cnut( makes a hash of the marrow-
bones.
Tl'e recent, illuminations in Paris, it
is said, were a eery costly met ler
Naturally, as al! •'Nff'aire de Lux (•t).
N -w Descriptive Title of the (i- 0.
\I, sullgestt'd iiv Lord Salina •' y's
Leteet, Speech—The Autocrat of the
Roue , '.fable.
11 HH'gh Feather.—It would not be
1• : I wonder why it's said to be
a men ''1)3 not a woman we set' ill the
moon 7 She (with emphasis) : Beet,use
he :t•)s out all night.
Une:tiltd-for Revelations.—Toin,ny
(to caller)—Oh, we've been having
drug.(' fou. Papa has been putting ou
�nthose who try to instruct him. If any
of our Leaders has a neighbor who
.ts the efficacy of the institutes, let him
missionary this winter and persuade
to attend. a session. If he can only be
'to attend a single meeting, his interest
be aroused, and this will do somewhat
s•rds snaking him a better farmer.
r dairy conventions and farmer's in.
tes are doing a good work, in spite of
(.sition and sneers; the more they are
own the better they are appreciated. At
sentcetirgs each farmer learns some-
. g from his brother farmer. People are
'nniug to see that life is too short to
` n everything from personal experience,
the best plan is to get all possible
`;••ledge from others. mowing how a
g is time is the main thing; the cheap-
. Wily of learning is the best—generally
orience is dear schooling.—Farmer's
' .ocate. I
'
ositive economy, peculiar merit and
dertul medicinal power are all come
d in. Hood's Sarsaparilla. Try it.
od;'s cures.
Word. History
.ea is a Chinese word.
kase is of Russian origin.
inain was formerly a farmer.
re formerly meant any field.
lio:v lace is made on a pillow.
nay was first made in Candia.
tinea fowl first came from Guinea.
eize first came from Friesland.
eek was once only a poke or bag.
emons originally came from Lima.
Grins were first made in Florence.
ssy is a corruption of housewife.
rypha means hidden or spurious.
agnets were discovered at Magnesia.
I e was invented at Tulle, in France.
naries came from the Canary Islands.
anet was first made by the Saracens.
llyfiawer is a corruption of July flower.
boo and tatto a are of Polynesian
n.
reevell means may you fare or travel
oadclotb tmk its name from its anus -
width.
etish and zebra are from a dialect of
4412 .Africa.
i'gold tank its namo front (Neon
Stuart,
Ion gave the world the odiferous
l e"'.
t
was the final laughing reply of the orderly.
The storming swarm of hornets were
the only minis balls that had struck him,
—Boston Journal.
10,411 e bn keeps his word ; but 1hen
Ile line (o, How is tbat3 asked Joi,et;.
Beeetrse no one will take it.
By our own crammer—In uusue-
cessfu. eandidstrs for Army and Navy
Deafness Cured. E7(asis, England may have lost some
of her best pluck'd soldiers and
saih)1'.
Gann-Amex,—I'cr tt number of years 1
suffered from deafness, and lint winter I
could seareely bear at. all. I apl?lie:l Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil and I can hear as well
me au voile now.
SinS1. Tu'rror Coma, Weymotti, N. S.
ipng t r• t ., ... ter ns fro••n the .Ta1 ll::se
sK,t,
tr._r w.is a,) called from. the cross on
terse.
s were first made at a Persian town
shear•
were first found in the bed of the
]Tote These:
How can a man come to know himself ?
never by thinking, but by doing. Try to
AL TED SCO
3_.3 .LV ..L''= -1 TR, S _
Josephine Street - WI'gham, Ont,
J, A. FIA
LSTRO, I J. Scow4. ,
Rescuer : Hurry 1 Quick 1 Throw
11,r 15 lite preserver. Drowning ;gill :
flea'"u't—you—a white—one 3 That
--u in y—drab—don't— match—my —
1.lne—suit.
Mount Forest. IAstowe
•
Deposits Received. and Interest
allowed.
Money Advanced to Farmers and
Business Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security. Sale notes bought
at a fair valuation. Money rernjtted to all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
Special Attention Given to Col-
leeting Accounts and N otes.
A'facetiuue dandy who danced e'ittl
do your duty, and you will kuow at once 1 a couple ot country girls at a hurt y
what you are worth. recently remarked that although he
liken rugs un his fingers he aouidu't
Unqualified activity, of whatever kind, stand bells on his toes.
leads at last to bankruptcy.
You cannot play the flute by blowing Al re. R. wants to know what was
alone; you must ass your fingers.
the 0iassic story about Ajax and Tele-
phone 7 So, says she, as that was
It is not always needful for truth to take hundreds of years ago, it kilt such a
a definite shape; it is enough if it hovers haw Illventfflt. '
about us like a spirit and produces harmony; •
if it is wafted through the air like the Gen,•I«+tnen of the jury, said an
sound of a bell, grave and kindly. eloquent Queen's Counsel, remelnlier
Piet is not an end, but e, means; a that my client is hard of hearing,aid
means of attaining the highest culture by that therefore the voice of conscience
the purest tranquility of soul. ttppeale to him in vain.
Against the great superiority of another I wouldn't he a ladies' hairdresser
there is 110 remedy by love. for nnythiug, said a loquacious {barber,
Why not the customer ventured to
When I cannot be moral my power is tisk, Because I might some tune u; e
gone. an old maid I answered the barber.
reel( the removal of
worms of all ]rinds
from children or adults,
use De. SMITH'S
GERMAN WORM
LOZSNOES, Atw046
prompt, reRal,)e, safe and pleasant, requiring no
after medicine. Never failing. Leave no bad after
shoots, Price, 25 cants pep 1r3os
JOB PRINTING,
JliOLUDING Rooks, Pamphlets, Posters, Bill
Heads, Circulars, ere., ko„ exccutcd In the best
style of the art, at moderate prices, and on short
make. Apply or address
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Tist Otflee, Wingham.
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This iiIi InterestEvery
body,
Agents in Canada—Tho Merchants' .Bank
of Canada
1.
For Boils and tikin Disoaiaes.
DEAR Sxns,—I have been using 13, 13. 13.
for boils mud skin diseases, and I find it
veru good as a cure. As a dyspepsia cure
I have also found it ,unequalled.
Mns. SAmen HAnItToN, Moutreul, Que.
Queer Way of Living.
&thong the 65,000,000 people in the
United States there are probably 500 out-
side of the locality who are aware that at
the mouth of the Mississippi there is a
little village built upon woeclen piles stand-
ing far out in the water. This village,
which is called 13alize, is reached from the
inainland by canoes or boats, and its in-
habitants have to climb a kind of pole
ladder to get to the doorways of their
homes. This is probably the ouly plane in
the United States in which "piledwcllings'r
occur, but all along the 'Venezuela coast
and at the mouths of the Orinoco and the
Amason similar villages are frequently
met with, many of them inhabited by the
Inditeu fishing tribes.
Beyond Disputa,
T.1IE1LL 15 no better, safer or more
pleasant oousth remedy made than
flagyard's Pectoral 119,181,111. It cures
hoarseness, Sore throat, muftis, colds,
bronchitis, and all throat and lung trou-
bles,
OfSco Hours—From 0 a. in. to 5 p. en
A. E. SMI9
H,
Agent.
Learn How to Rest.
The art of good looks is a fine art i'1 -
deed, mid one that deserves the en-
couragement it seems to be getting on
every side. Lien those aids to be'tu-
ty—u1 the stlape ot lotions, lemon
water cud skin soaps---eo enthusiasti-
cally urged upon womankind from the
buck pa4Ps ut every magazine and
pawpulet ice ti;,. land, are not to be
tree. tcl with tr.topiug scorn; they have
their plass acrd use iu the general
sttilgg,e for leveille85. But, continues
a wlater hi l,arper's Bazar, why not
heck up these efforts for polueliness by
Niel nom senses (Utiduet tllronghuut
each day's wear and tear ?
To bean wit'1, women sit too much,
and women et tud quiet the much
Nothing is so weariaollle as standing
tt)t'Ut, even to toe well trained body
that has bowl drilled into goad poise,
and sitting i•+ not resting, lbws •r"
cleverly women tnaydelude themselves
611 this I)pint.
The yuuuu girl who desires- to keep
away ooaysfeet and that jaded look we'
all know so well, and to retain( the
suppleness aril adorable bltwtlm of ex.,
treme youth, should when of parade
UNLOCKS ALL THE CLOGGED SiCRETIf r•r5
or THE BOWELS, KIDNEYS AND LIVER,
CARRYING OFFGRADUALLY, V/ITHOLVT WEAKEN-
ING THE SYSTEM, ALL IMPURITIES AND FOUL
HUMORS. AT THE LAME TIME conne T-
1NG ACIDITY Or THE STOMACH, Cunirtn
BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA, HEAD-
ACHES, DIZZINESS, HEARTBURN,
CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM,
DROPSY, SKIN DISEASES, JAUNDICE,
SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS, SCRO-
FULA, FLUTTERING OF THE 'HEART,
NERVOUSNESS, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY. THESE AND ALLA`SIMILAR
COMPLAINTS QUICKLY YIELD TO .THE CURA-
TIVE INFLUENCE OF BURDOCK ,BLOOD
BITTERS. re '+
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ANT T , 13. TOWLES. M.D.C.M,,
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to the fact, that
once (th1101( Meets
sharp, tor ono hour
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We hold a 1nontl
Monday of every
advertised, to whit
generally
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spectator our wort
send items of Intel
day to any of our
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Stop ane.
Of the danger
The death that
The harvest of
And spurn bac(
To 1
The Plebis
of the Vv . C.
following, circ
In the pleb
January 1st 1
tario who are
right to exprt
against the tc
liquor traffic,
The ballots
will be prints
anguish then_
by men. The;
ed and in the
voting, there
ber of votes
voters, the nu
by women vol
of woolen vo
to be entitled
The plebisc
the legislutur
the attitude c
of Ontario tc
(2) the extent
session of tilt
exercise that
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country wa
frau'ght Ni
Lance to the
the rause 011
It imposes ul
all other won
them, a trern•
is very much
that their v,
separately.
the total vote
it would hay(
the small ext
swell the agg
hibition. Co
be taken as 1
the vote of t
would be. E
women voted
mark their b
for us to say
bly •Three-fc
Ontario wan
allowed then
bably have 1
ing 'Yes' or
favor of prol
The exten
this contest
a measure o
women of
right of voti
the returns
small percen
to the polls,
those oppose
pression of
argument in
It will thus
every woma
be voting fo
enfranchise(
A woman
an expressic
thus count 1
In View 0
View of th
liquor evil
saki of the
suffer sorely
of Ontario -
pure and .g
now hare a
promote, -1
to the won
rise to the
respond unl