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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-02-16, Page 7A RCVS MOTITER.. My mother she's so good to me, Ef I wee good as I could be, I couldn't bo as good --no sir— Cau'E any boy be good as her! She Loves me when I'll glad or sad; She loves rile when I'm good er bad; An' what's a funicet thing she says She levee )tie when she punishes. I don't like her to punish um— That don't hurt—but it hurts to see Her oryii--then I cry; and then We both cry and be good again. She loves inc when she outs and sews My little cloak and Sunday olothee; An' when my pa Domes home to tea She loves hire most as much as me. She laughs and tells him all field, An' grabs me up and pats my head, An' I hug her an' hug my pa An' love hien purt 'nigh as much as ma. THE WIN GRAM TIMES, J?EBRUA.R'. 161 1894,. , for; use every hour to advantage, and I study to make even leisure hours use- ' fnl, think twice, before foolishly epehd- ; req a ehil[ing, remember you will here I auutber ate for it. mud should you Impend as feet as you make, you need ' only hops for a trend.rnill existence; I look after your hueinees largely In the 1 spirit of light heertrduene; but judi- ciouely, sell fairly, and keep n closes eye to profits ; louk after accounts .lonely and regularly,if you find en error trace it out, and keep etriking,etow aecuuute Should a stroke of miifortuun conte upon you, retrench, work harder but never fly ilia track. Confront difmoul tiei with pn iinghigg 'perseverance and; gdocl 'i>,timor, and they will disap• peat like fog before. sunshine. Lion -Taming. There are tamers and trainers. A tamer is simply a man of unlimited .nerve. A trainer has nerve and judg- ment. My friend tells me that a `trainer can teach a lion about as many tricks as can be taught a dog. Some. 'times the lion himself will unuonsctous- ly suggest a new trick. "I had to train four lions to jump a gate. One of them was so stubborn that 1 deter- lmined to leave hist to the last. When I cause to him he was lying iu a corner. I began striking him. .He @prank up and came toward me. He had a wicked look, so I hit him a sharp blow from below on the end of the nose with my cane, the only weapon I ever take into the den. The blow stung him so it turned him around, and, as if to escape another, he jumped up to the bare and remained standing with bis fore feet upon one of theca. He gave me a look which said plenty, I'll stop here if you don't do it agate. He looked superb standing there drawn up to his full hsigut. So I sot duwn on the gate, lit a cigarette, and kept bim in the position till I had finished It trained the other lions iu the net, and a fine appearance the four made standing against the bars. "Another friend of mine was in the audience when a lioness killed a trainer at the Istria Hippodrome. She had been trained to approach him from behind, rise ou her hind legs and place bor front paw upon his shoulders. Silo did so this time, Then quietly thrust- ing her dead over his shoulder, she seized hire by the throat and literally tosit•d bite over her hack. 1ha other lions in the den fell upon hiin, and though he was rescued from the den, be died within an hour." ',asked the trainer why h'i never armed himself with more than a cane. Tamers rarely did, he said. There was no use. A lion's attack was like a thunderbolt. One bite, one blow 'with the claw was deadly. The men stationed outside with carhh„hs and red•hot irons are there only to drive the lion off the body of his victim, so that he can be got out of the den alive, and the spectators saved the horror of seeing him devoured.—From Harper's Young People. Totally Eclipsed. A CASE norm WONDERFUL THAN DR. ROBE'S—A LADY DYING OF BRXGHT&' DISEASES I6 CURED by DODD'S KIDNEY rms.' Portland, Feb. 12.—The people of this neighborhood have not yet finished talking of the remarkable cure of diabetes effect. edbyWodd'a Kidney Pills in the case of Dr. E. &Rose, of this village. The Doctor is authority for the statement that his case is totally eclipsed by that of a lady, a pat- ientot his, whom Bright's disease had broughtto the verge of the grave. He pre- scribed Dodd'e Kidney Pills for her, and, thanks to them she is now cured. These pills are mauufactared by Dr. L. A. Smith & Co.,aud are sold by all dealers, or will be mailed on receipt of price; fifty cents per box,or six bares for 62.50. Obstinate Cough Cara, G1n1TLsUsN—I had a very bad cough wkich I could not get rid of, but by tieing Hagyards Peotorial Balsam I was cured iu two or three days. It is the surest cough medicine I know of. Jossax GARRICK, Goderich, Ont, A Correspondence Plan. (From Harper's Young People) y s Blender Waists. Gems of Thought, Tho opinions of greet raen on. trier ridge and matrimonial topics are;iyl... ways intere ting if hot W1)11,ri1lti7,4 -. structi' e. Theckeray, who detestRil t`weep• waisted women." ottCR .'told a young -relative, who 'ins piucll in loye,to take hie betrothed- •to K physician 'betore buying the engagrineut ring. \Vliet for ? his companion inquired it! coneidereble astonishment, '1'0 see whether that wt;Pp waist is an inheritance or a consequence, be replied. : a Con'iegnenve 1 exclkine(1 the young may ; what do you mean ? Corsets, said Thackerey, laconical- ly. Miss ha. the Moet beautiful figure in Euglsurl, said the iufstuated lever. She is deformed :Meeker ay respond ed. if it Is a natural deformity elle may be a moderately Ilea thy woman. .Even hunch -back people are not a I. ways d,licale in health, But if that girl's figure is the result of corsets you may better go and hang yourself Here is a good suggestion for the. rather than ries ti h evils that will girls. It relates to an ingenicus I ineeitahly follow. scheme devised by A close of youngl Abri I Li I once c remarked ladies at school a few years alto, One of thein an Euglish girl. thu.i explains it: There were nine of us in the class, and we were all premising to write to each other continually, but in our hearts we knew that such n eorrespon- dence could never he kept up. Finally one of the girls sugcested a circulating known, lits phquerl as well as his Be a worker in any cause that will Melte peop'e wiser and better, -i3e honest in all your dealings, and do live that you, 'can respect yourself. Every thought which genius and piety throws into the world alters the world. The finest feeling that ever lights s human face is the couteptlneet of it loving soul. ICindnes,i is the sun of life, the charm to captivity and the ;word with whiob to conquer. flumen nature is ao constituted that all see and judge better in ilia affairs of other teen than in their own. A little plot of ground well snwu is better than a great field which, for the roost part of it lies fallow. line, soon the mibeniurn would come if the good things people intend to morrow were only done to -day What a yunug ratan earns in a day- time goes into his pocket. but what he spends in the evenings goes into his character. A Spanish prover() says : Be hos- llutl uta u , ! e re n• that every wan :,ciur to marry should pitaulft always, even to an enemy, the oak does not refuse stand over a doctor' with a club and its shade to the make hits tell the tra„ytlh with reference wood cutter, Tornprrauce and labor ere the two hest physicians of man ; labor shar- pens the appetite, and temperance prevents him from indulging in excess. It is interesting to notice linw sntue minds seem almost to, create theta. selves, springing up wide.. every dis advanrge, and working their solitary but irresistiole way through a thousand obstacles.^ It is it pleasant thought that during the familiarity of constant proximity the heat gathers up in silence the nutriment of love, as the diamond, even beneath the water, imbibes the light which it emits. If you love others illev will love you ; if yon speak kindly to them, they will speck kindly Ito you. Love to the chosen partner for life, if there was no other way of getting it out of him. Also that ; the parents who would allow a girl to marry a man without knowing es nearly as could he letter, and the idea please:, us all. Moral condition, deserved to he scalp - At the expiration of one month fron, ed the time we parted, the first girl wrote The whole inarryilr; business is a letter, telling ' what she had been wrong, slid Mr. Lincoln. Feehionahlo doing and ererythiuk ai.out herself eirls have 010 often foolish mothers, which would be likely to interest the who cat's for nothing tint to sell their others Tie letter was sent to the flesh mill hloocl to the highest bidder. -14 her own letter, and sent the two to the third. HOLLOWAY'S Pine.# AND OINTMENT.— The third, foetal, 'fifth, and all the The most effectual Cure fur (rout and rest in turn added their letters, until the ninth on the list sent them all to the first. Then the circuit was cams plete, and we Thad' the circulating letters fairly under way. . Now, of course, the envelope always contains nine letters, and each girl, when it carnes to her, tikes out her own letter writes a new one telling what she has been doing in the mean time, and starts it on its travels again. You can have an idea how iuterest- iug it is to receive the letters, and bow anxiously we all await their arrival when our turn comes, We have kept it up for nearly tour years, and each time the letters come round the plea- sure of reading wlsee all the girls have to say seems to increase. second girl, who after reading it,wrote - The Pine Forest. The pine forests yield up their healing virtues for the cure of coughs,colde,asthma, bronchitis and sore throat iu the pleasant preporation known as Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. 25 and 50o at druggists. Honor the Dear old Mother. Time has scattered the snowy flakes on.11er brow, plowed doep furrows on her cheek—but is she not sweet and Rheumatism.—A frequent cause of these eonlplainrs is the inflammatory state of the blood, attended with bad digestion. lassitude,llnd great debility, showing the want of a proper eircula- tic n of the fluid, and that Impurity of the blood greatly aggravates these disorders. Holloway's hills are of so purifying a nature hot a few doses taken 0) time are an' effectual preven- Live against gout an rheumatism, but anyone that has au attack of either should use Holloway's Ointment also, the powerful proper't.iea of which, combined with the effects of the Pills, ensure a certain cure. The Ointment sh 11 he thoroughly rubbed into the po ;ffect.ed at least twice a day,after ti, lave been sufficiently fomented w worm wa er to 0 en the pores to fa O' It fo be aC fro beautiful now Z The lips which have rho kissed many a hot tear from the child- his.discnursv by the opinion of that ish cheek are the sweetest lips in the very fair index of public feeling, the world. parish clerk. The eye is dim, yet it glows with Well, Rogers, lie said, did you like the rapt radiance of a holy love which my sermon ? can never fade. I did, was the reply. Oh, yes, she is a dear old mother. 1 hope I wasn't tbo long ? Her sands of time are nearly run iousty inquired. out, but feeble as she is, they win go No, you wasn't too long, about it, further and reach clown lower for you rejoined Rogers. than auy other on earth. i Well, then, said the vicar, 1 hope 1 You cannot walk into midnight I was not too short. where she cannot see you; you canuot No, answered Rogers, nor yet too enter a prison whose bars shall keep sport, neither. You were abo.,t right. her out ; , you can never mount a The vicar felt relieved, and said,l'in I scaffold too high for her to reach that glad of that, because to tell the truth, Some Dusmess Advice. she may lcias and bless yon. while I was ivriting that sermon my In this evidence of her deathless little dog got bold of four of the folios love, when the world shall despise and forsake you—when it leaves you by the wayside to die unnoticed, the dear old Mother will gather you up in her feeble arms, carry you home and tell you of all your virtues until you almost forget that your soul is disfigured by vices. Love her tenderly and cheer her declining years with holy devotion.— The Bugle Call. he anx- BANK O " MIXATUN Capital, $1,250.000. Reit, 66U,00t1 President -..)ens STVA,0. ylco•rresldey47A. U. ttAsNAT. •DI11tZGTOR$ )ons Pasoron, flan, !totem, WN Cj. ,x, rpt 1', A. T. Woos, A. B. Lsc (Toronto), • Cashier --J, TUtt"7BUf,1., Savings Bank—Heura 1e,to 3 ; Saturdays, 10 1. racemes of 11 and upwards received and ieterset allowed. special' Deposits also ;received at current rates of interest. Drafts ol, ,7reat'Rrltals and the United Stator bought and sold; B. WILLSON, AnsN'r. MEYER dr DICKINSON, Solicitors. J. B. CU .IVIINGS Begs to intimate to this HUfll "0UH Cum. leiners cud others dist he intends 1(1' V 1112 10 the stu.ad L,telp used as nt boot and shoe store Two Boors North of Post Office where will be fatuout lalgs stock of ,l Musical Instruments, Sewing 'Machines, Washing Machines and, Wringers, with all needed repairs. Also a full line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES —AND— GENERAL STATIONERY. Store will be opeued ou Saturday, July 29th. I GIVE ME A CALL. I .1. 1i. CU 4l1\M [NGS IWingham, July 28th, '011.'1 Om. Oanadton Pic :Q. RAO* TZMY TA19Lie, ?rslss arrlY, as ds}wrt u t4i4ow51 4114t/N! 5:x5' A. re.......... For Toronto Los p. re44 2;Gcp1 nt,, ,........ . 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HURD, Secretary, Oshawa. To Subscribers in Arrear and • Others. is repaid with hatred. Would ton Wh it that eetstbetbselastaeVolaWireeitetel hear sweet and pleasaut echoes, speak sweetly and pleasantly yourself. The color of our whole life is gener- ally such as tue three or four fleet years in which we are our can mas- ters; crake It. '!hen it is teat. we may be Najd to shape our own destiuy, sud to t.re'a,ute up for ourselves 11 series of future suceebsea or dLslippointlnellts, When a man begins to do w cannot answer for himself how far Ire; may be carried on. He dnea not 131-1-1 heforehand, he cannot know where the will find himself lifter the in is; moiled. One felee step leads to, titer, one e, al concession requires ' What a life sapper business. is to many. What perturbation of mind I 'What struggling and scratching, and shifting, and lying, cheating and. haguling, are practiced every day by the tnany in the struggle to make money 1 What constant comparison is being evade between the sucoesaful and the uusuccessful ! Of the thous- ands who embark in business how few succeed 1 And why ? Because says Grocer's Bulletin hut few know any of the secrets of success, or knowing thorn do them. Many try some sup I Rev. T. W.Leggott, Brooklin,Ont. pbsed short cut to wealth,o and step writes : After givingthe K. D. C. a into quicksand at once. Most think • fair trial, I am satisfied it is the best success a matter of chance or good remedy for Dyspepsia ever brought and destroyed them, and I was afraid it would be too short. Rogers looked very thoughtful for a moment, and they very confidentially remarked : "Dear me, uow; did he '1 I suppose you wouldn't mind letting our viear at 'ante 'here 'ave a pup o' your dog l—Toronto Empire. ther. ' HEY CJMYME TO BLESS.--Perhvps you too well. \Vie e ill live, better now n did your f.lrbeers. The food is hly epieed. \\'e lake too rnuch of Nature fines ns for excess. Oh, t hllioua h' Iil, g„ w1,11•h makes the I 1311eet to(11 bel taste like dead sea t 1 Stork's Powders were nude for your relief. They thrust the bile nut of doors, utalticg all air mud sweet re•greeting the world - in beauty, as far ab your nl preciation of it is concerned. Biliousness, sick or nervous headache and neuraalgia— theee afflictions flint kill the purpose —promptly disappear hefore Stark's Powders. The hales of timber limits at Ottavio, en \Vednesday I,y the DOIIIiniCI Government realized about lii400,000. Rbeumatinm racks the systeln like a,' thumbscrew, It retreats before the power of Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifies the ! blood. - llr. Greylock«—will von marry me, Miss t'ty'pp1 Mies l+lypp— I am sorry Alr, (lrr•ylocks, Iiut I can only •he a granddnugitter to you. Mothers will find the painkiller invaluable in the nursery, and it should always he kept near at hand • in Ca50 of accident. For pilin in the breast take as little Pain -Killer in '. sweetened milk and water, bathing the Q, ,v•t.•t breasts 10 it clear et the enure time • fortune ; but after a short business life within my reach. 1 have found it all If rGe Lulls passages ore clogged, front have a sad awakening to their mistake. it is claimed in its behalf, and cold, or other causes, bathing m the I If men would stop pining for wealth have much pleasure in recommending Pamn "liar will give immediate relief. and clear their minds bufficiently to it as the most excellent remedy Ask for the New I3"tile, absorb the following advice, and would Free Sample of IC. D. 0. mailed to t be guided by it, there would be little any addrest, It. 1). 0. Co„ Ltd., At the adjourned vestry nwctin4 of aonbt of their realizing their hopes. New Glascow, N. 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