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tyranny and opin`:i:4mi ch.:wi11g away
IJtlt i ',. t If) I, $ _tile Inouutttin peaks of human A eolt'la E'(ltletttion sleadd begin the
•••' freedom shining bright 1It3heautiful first; vn ,fllt," (
t its dig-
in the everlasting sun Of universal position it; formed better than at any
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IitiDA
M11(I1% Id,,,s. brotherhood. Yes be saw 4111: that, other time. It hi Inost easily knpres-
an1 he sent tate important sentiment > '
I sed. and has no, acquired a tendency
„__,_....s___ sere . ringing down though the corridors . to resist. Whatever is. taught the,
", ! 011 A, Of tinge: i the cols falls three.three.into, Land if: las
«tom
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comes 11r a mannerlli+ldItE'IkN"e', } Ilt>
THAT." Then. lot us pray that come it May
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I Aa come it will for a' that. voun ',' animal ht1:, nothing to nulearu
1 7 h •t reuse azul worth o'er ii the earth, ' itfterrr'al'd=+ if this education. M 1x.'otitl
F
History
tato
Ar, n*r ,sat.. Gives Y
, Caul, eft, a of t limy bear tile gree and a that, ,
of Punta` Una of True Manhood sell Pays ! or ri tris,; tont 'a that, I ill tient, and its kept up ttin.s:tlttly. .
a Tribute to the Memory of the ere(tt ft's t o:ning yet for m' th,r t Young colts t:':titleil4fur the traclz,iir(`
ecattiob. foot. 'Chat iti•.u'a to man the world o'er, • • llttt to work At two' Veiir$ Old, ;lint
Shall lir; Iters be slathat.
t f
We have been requested by tt large , mitt races; a iqo; , n f \t t >1. that
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more •a 1
s er . t! ,t quirts; much t tq 1 gl.lil t
•' t of the ac t l ell !tet t c 1
the conclusion 5!c t 1
ctrl elicit imanage-
number
of the Sons ' Scotland ; tel
1 I
` ,;,,„ +• left the lordly- mansion. The greatest ' road, or the field. 'i'1 a Minn horst
e< „ , + plan of the eighteenth century was J may be taught tmythl lg the owner
The Land of .Burns; at. the Burns
IG tiYfll be read He alone of all that assembly had the i its living before 1t issfwo years old.
ir
of
> ' farewell and ' Xlent than the ordinary wan: of the
publish the address
given b Dr. Borns Socia his audience f. 1 I
Campbell, of Seaforth, tut
' - or the ` tll in their iuicist and Alley knew it not. j wishes before' this agl, and may earn
concert in 'Woodstock„ t
ult., from the eh. . > > title of his nobly tt from the (treat A. regular course of gentle and kind
with interest by our Scotch readers :
' Gentlemen, ---I (vas re- Author of his existence, training is indispen ible. The first
Laches and r use , halter the
quested by illy brethren of the Sons It has been said that he who makes I lesson is the use of the and h
of Scotland to preside on this oceFe- two blades of Brass grow where only confinement by it. If it is tied up in
grewnearthe dinn, all let
benefactor of , a • is stall ql cl tf d l
1 . ' ac small
sion ; and though I have not appeal • one. before, is a lane f
for'earl - his 1'act • BUMS:, bus made a thousand noose during the day, and all night,
ed at any public, gatheringy
tt vest I could not resist the tenlpta- Joys spring- -up in the field of poesy, l and taught to be led; the greater part
tion to aid in the celebration of the where only one !` existed before he 1 of its education has been accomplish-
tion
anniversary of the birth of my entered it. His songs are sung the ed. For the thole o' this consists in
• favorite poet. A friend of mine in
world over, and is poems aro the subservience to ltix - owner's will,
town said lately that he would be delight of all ations. Especially which is the objet and result of
dear are both song and poems to the education. When tilts has been done,
ashamed to meet Shakespeare in the
next world bect> iso he knew so little weary -footed, home sick Scot in a everything after conies as a matter
of his writings, I said that I would foreign land. "Auld lang Syne," of course, if no mistakes are made.
not be ashamed tto meet Robert Burns "Afton Water," "John Anderson My The animal should never be frig ht-
ttt any rate, for i had made his works Joe,"Highland Mary," Bonnie enecl or whipped, here is no use
had kept the name 'Josh,"
Bonnie Doon" and kindred for a whip, at any Nelle, with a well
a rife study and s et E en sons are dear to hili as the apple. of trained work -horse, a Indeed it is. in -
stoutly before the minds of the peo- his eye, pure as the dew of the morn- furious with many naturally high-
ple among wholly Iny lot was cast, ins and sweet as ijhe breath of spring. spirited horses. In lithe use of a sad-
I have always claimed that the Yes! and they will continue to be so 1 die or harness, a pgrfect fit is mats -
writings of Bens made for good. while the human :bosom swells at the pensable, as the principal idea run -
He the minds of his tliougllts of fatherland ; the sylu- ning all through the training is that
x instil dint
He has le
.+•nothing .it -
1Cor all
countrymen a dove of liberty, an pathetic Chord Vibrates that links shall be dist ,grceab p
affection. fez their country a Auras man to the wore( below and the ful to the animal. i Thus by grad -
independence, a sterling honesty, angel above him—while lads and
which makes Scotchnlcn not only lasses love one another—while flows
revere the old land, but constitutes the bonnie Doon, or grows the gowan
them the bulwark of bunzitn freedom, on the brae, the heather on the moor,
the unswerving advocates of the and the Birks of r1 berfelclie.
rights of man, wherever they have Then let the memory of Robert
made their homes. It is mainly owing Burns be honored the wide world
to the writings of Burns that Scot -
revered
Let his name be loved and
land can pass. the grand stand with revered while thG sun and (loon
gallant stride and waving plumes endure. Let his follies with tearftti
and proudly answer. to her name at eye be hid in the darkness of flight,
the general roll call of her nations, and his sins be buried in a grave as
. In. his poem "A Man's a Man for a' silent and unknown as the one on
' That, Burns has -given to the world Febo's'lonely foo
the grandest declaration of indepen-
dence that ever emanated from the
brain of man. This poem made ty-
rants tremble in•their capitals. Many
years ago, when :despotism had its
home on the Eur<lpean continent, it
Was declared illegal in several coun-
tries to either p• blish or circulate
that immortal pole. What a high
compliment to Rpbert Burns! Ile
declared that : •
The honest man, tho' o'er Bair poor,
Ts king o' men for a' that.
The tyrants of Europe declared
that titles, rank and blood made the
pian. The tyrants and their tyranny
have passed away, and "A Man's a
• Man for a' That,"' has become the
universal anthem of mankind. It
may interest you' to know the eh'-
Cumstances under which that re-
markable poem was composed. I.
will give you the story, and would
. say in the Iangilage 'of Sir Walter
_Scott;
1 Cannot tell how the trattl may be
I say the tale as •'twos said to me.
Burns was invited by a certain
:Scotch nobleman to a grand banquet.
Be went, but instead of being shown
into the hall where the gentry were
dining, he was sent into the kitchen
to have his repast with the servants,
The poet, as any man of genius would
do, resented the slight. Ile knew,
. however, that they would send for
him later on—as the Philistines sent
for Sampson of old to make tlleni
sport --and he prescribed: the medi-
eine their disease required. When
the a tausetneut was getting some -
'what tame they remembered that
Burns was in the kitchen. He was
sent for and requested to recite a
poem of his own oolnposition. He
rose axed gatse "A Man's a Man for a'
That," and when he reached the third
vto 1'
e hepointed his lordship elle1 cis i and
p
n
said:
i3 see yon birkie red a lord
VG'lla struts and stares and a' that ;
'"ho' hundreds worship at his word,
Res but a coof for a' that,
roe a' that and a' that,
•'b star and a
His'Abbot h 01I
that,
The, mart of indopendant mind
Hs Looks and laughs at a' that.
wily teaching, its duty and business
are learned, and it uiiderstands what
is required air,. It is naturally will-
ing to obey, and is I;leased to work
when it has never bben hurt by it.
But when its education is considered
complete, it should not be suspended,
for, like that of nian, it goes on con-
tinually, some new experience coating
up at times that calls for the good
management of the horse's owner. -
3. H. Brlekvrooc4's Case.
in, But let his
A COVEirc31101 orNIc11L AND') XS ItnlICHATISII
virtues, his genius, his patriotism be
La'
UT i:i IMMO OF DODD s RioNirt PILLS
held in everlasting; remembrance— --sETs ALL MI PIMPLE ASKING QVERT1ONS
his sweet lyrics sung while birds
make melody by the. banks of the
Doon, the Ayr or the Firth.
Let us thank the great Architect
of the universe for the man wbo has-
contributed
as
contributed so much to the asting
pleasures of humanity that has in-
spired so much hope in the bosom of
dispair, and exalted honest toil in the
face of the haughty idlers and the
aristroeratic drones of society. •
Mourn over the fates that decreed
the miseries dials brief and eheckered
•
of TIM Dltt*GOISTN.
Kingston, Mareh, 19, --'«The fact that
rhematism is caused by diseased Kidneys,
has been again aonoltisively proved by the
Daae of Mr. J. 11. Briolcwood, fifhery in-
spector for tbia district. I c sufbred from
rheumatism for fIrteen yeas and found no
oure in the prescriptions of doctors or in
patent medicines. Piuisllys he used Doda's
Kidney fills, twelve boxes of which cured
him. Harry Wage, the well known drug-
' gist here, who sold Mr. ,Brickwood the
pills, says he is overrun with inquiries as
to the genuineness of Mt: Btickwood'e
story, of which he is able to satisfy every-
one. Ile also reports large sales of the
pills with moat satisfactory results in every
Cane.
Our Ilea of the aik'uture.
Wye should not consider it manly
to use pt'Ofitlle language,.
`flys, ought not to hold other's up
to riclleulc anywhere. -
They should not indulge their pro-
pensity of playing Welts,
They ought Itot to read dangerous
books l .1 "`e
l e ol•,s and l itI e l> .
They ought not to iltter'riul others
in their conversation.
Boys should not backbite others.
It is meal; to do so.
Boys should have the greatest
possible horror •of intoxicating drinks,
l3Gyi; should shun ;111 companions
. l Cl C ' ''II
as they xio it lclnonb f I below.
y ! nl clot ,
Boys should "ever b ' tr in mind that
God's eye. is upon the, always.
y
Boys, cultivate self-respect; you are
men of the future.—Orphan's Bou-
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Stormy, indeed, was the sea on
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from first to last, but let us hope
that when, with Tien sails and brok-
en spars and shuttered beam, he
dropped anchor ht last along the
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The hairy Cove.
Interest in the dairy line continues
unabated, and the creamery has
become the strong staff' of many a
fanner. This method of operation in
butter -making :Seems to have come
The to stay.Clle I1
price received for
butter during the year averages
nearly 2i5 cents per pound. Good
butter cows are always in demand.
The little Jersey, so sneered at by
dairymen a few years ago, is now
finding her way into every neighbor-
hood.
eighbor-
Ito 1
t
• Ir
ex , Our farmers are 1eltrltllt,,
that beef -raising; and 'butter -Ionising
are two distinct lines: of business
ess
And then in the last verte, like the and it is a mistake to attempt either
seers and prophets of old, who fore -i with a type ofcows intended for the
told that period of nifllE ftlli$I 0)17,f -other. The long, fruitless search -
when tyle l,,lt, .. Sl >lfl brat their the getleral•purpo: cow is changing
swords into ploughshares and their to a scramble for the special-purp.) e
:spare into pruning hooka, and. animals—Country Gentleman,
drit tr'n the art of -war no more -••••Burns
r through tiles vista of the future X. D. C revents ind:g"stten d !indigestion is stubborn, but R. r6t p•14rbn D.f,ht. wrltoforpstaphlet f'oldla—
' I craw tyle mists and clouds of ' $hold T e itrt every' home. D. C. overcomes it. wleroate;, u. P. GORDON.
Every Day Parra .illiosop1iy.
The more you lows yourself the
less you are sure to love others.
A trifling clog is generally not half
as trifling as the plan iw lto keeps hilly.
Some fellows . kick a horse every
time . they enter his stall, and then
wonder why be does pot love them.
The stalk of corn that grows the
tallest and appears the most eonspicu-
ous, nearly always be.rs a blasted
ear.
Prodigality is no sign of generosity. '
It rather indicates a •narrowness of
both mind and heart too contracted
to comprehend the true value of
things.
If some men would hoe with as
much devotion as they appear to
pray in prayer meeting, they would!
not have •nearly so Imueli Complaint , d
of hard times to mate. 1$
The plan who will spend the most
Cure $fOir HEAD,' ONE and Neuralgia
in 20 nrrNUTus Cls Coated Tongue Dizzi-
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Torpid Liver, Bad Br ath, To stay cured and
regulate rho• bowels. VERY EJIOE To TAKE.
PRIon 2S Orbit' GRVO STORES.
thne in the harvest tine, talking 1
polities, is generally the one who is f
the least account to either himself,
his neighbor or the government.
t an highly praiife Burdock Blood
Ilitters because it bad a.i fair trial in m
cage with wonderful sucdecx. My eymptaln
were dropsy, backache i, and sleeplessness,
and all these diaappeairef1 after using two
bottles of Burdoclt IltoOd Bitters. I can;
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wood PoiAt, Sackville, N. B.
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Surgeon in London General Hospital. Special Iottepo,•
tion paid to diseases of women and children.
Office -Formerly ocoupled byDr. bieldrum,Cornee
of Coutru turd Putrid streets.
IYINORAx Utr
^ VANSTONE.
14.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rate
intorcat..No commission charged. Mortgages, toga
and .'arta property bought and sold .
0 t'FICE-Beavor Block Wtxoitnit
J. A. HORTON
BARRISTER, 3m ,
Wiugham • Ont
•
E. L. DIOEINSON, -
Bara'iif$ter ,Ete.
•
SOLICIIOIi TO DANK O IIAAIXI.TON. MONEY TO
LOAN.
Office -Meyer Block, W ngham.
DENTIDENTISTRY. -J $4/ SAME, WlxenAx,
STRY.—
M Ie manpfacturing Celluloid Piatea,
- Vulcanite plates of the beatntaterlat
as changes thuy can be got 1» the
Dominion. All work warranted,
Painless extraction of (teeth by the use of Electt•1e,
ity or Vegetable Vapor,
TAKES N'CTloE.-I will extract teeth for 26 cents
each,
OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
LONDON, - ONTARIe. - l
Wm. 1 !'. MacdonaId, L. D. S..
bEl '-IST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE TNOMSOProprietor.
INPUT p •
Lumber of all Inds,
First -claw Shingles,
and Cdar Posts.
Gar Load Orders 0 Specialty.
WOOD delivered to a ' part of 'Wing -
ban).
aOt'Ordereby'mail promptly ttend la
GE GE R'f1ONSON,
Bo 126. Wblghanl P.
LOGS, LOGS,( LOGS0
The highest Cath pria4 paid for any
quantity of good
HARD AND SOFT J000 LOGS
delivered in on • yard.
,
Call slid a rices sf
C. t b to disposing 6 p
p
08 ri Of
g
your Timber,
Custom SawinPtaining
and SHINGLE BUTTING
done Cheap as the alieaperi and satisfaction
guarantee
All kinds df
Bough and Dressedicimber, Lath,
Sh1tg1os,„
kept constantly hand
1wioi,LAlsT & S0b7•
Wingham, Dee. 'itlt,1893, '
Opposite the Queen's note!. IYingham.
Will 'Visit Gorrietist and 3rd Mondays
of each month, ,
JOHN It1TentE,
GENERAL INS TRANCE AGENT
tVrkclrlAit,
OxTARI.
D DEANS. JL., W)NoUAal, -
L p
LICE▪ NSED AIICTION$ER I+ort Tnn DOtJNTY
of rtURaN.
Moderate.
attended in an' part of the Co, Charges
OS3N CBDlIBg 4VIt,GaA u, ONT.,
f TCENSED AUCTIONlielt POIs TBE COURT/ OF
IIVnON
Al) Orders left at tho TINGE office promptly attend
ed to. Terme reasonable,
" A.tll;8 HENDERSON,
Llogx12D Aooriosl:ktt pea: CovNI•ika a'IUnoN AND
vfauoe,
Ali solea attended tollromptly and on the Shortest
Notice,
Charges Mod
Al) necessary astangbtllonte peau bee Wade a "the
Punta' office
Wi5SnAii -• 0N,t
MOA8fi, -
51..711. Toronto, Members College Physicians and
Surgeons, Ontario,
Ibu.onAVit
F ONTARIO
Money to TAan Oyer Note's.
Notes • i
AT 1t,EAsox
mono, advanoed On,Iton
privttcrce of paying at the
and accounts collected.
O
Beaver Block Wtngbnm, C
counted
ItATES
fierce at ti pei dent with
and of any year. Notes
r. tt'}o}istD0C
tia
1.
3Y
cleL
W. G 1 0 U OK
tconnucTl:l> 1)r vas %54110Ii'Aa1
Mir God ((n(l Annealed No
Well eatl the at'oution, of the math
to ;helloes, that the Woman's tants
2)100 listen meeta every' Monday at
sharp, for one hour, at ;Ira. helm's rr
rick street. AU ladies aro made woks
Aa trio lidit4r has kindly l:Ivou na
spice, for our work, we ask trioade at
t to
sidfal o n
fl a t nt rss n ,
i v t n.l o u
i moral t
ra
4.
- _ 4.
aY t0 any Of our tuui11be1 •
R • 1
"lte Rum Curse tx lz
Et
The thirty-fifth report of
formatory and Being() hili
that i t re Britain d I Great tt f
t and
n
r
1 ,100 persons are o
0 eats c yr
o
r l YY
i t ed o 'is
z t t t oft as cl 'u
ti i tk
p I
whom x12,000 aro peen and
women, An English pap
statisties taken from the pros
:United Kingdom, reports 14
of murders of women by
husbands since Jan, 1, 1881
1, 1891 to be 3,004.. In
debate in the German rot(
;tel that
'iYaS St t C there
are;
11,000 persons in hospitals a
asylums who are suffertng 1
liriuin tremens.
A World's Tomperanee C
MONSTER Crt/5ADR 015, E
CHRISTIAN 71; tERA1 C
AGAINST V IN
New Y l:=iE, March 3.—• -'ill
Wome Christian Tempel
ion s been preparing d
1 seven years a nzouste
etition against legalized v.
presented to all the gover;
the world. Lady Henry
and Miss Willard have bee
da the deputation ,
e s .e c nt to
1 ai lite c
I
petition to the different gas
The petition itself has no\
the unprecedented length
than two million signature
the attestation of corta
societies, not less tlitin thr
A first-class steamer is in
to be chartered, and a pa
hundred will be organized
pang Lady Henry Somers
Willard in this remarkttb
Dr. Lunn has arranged
a William Pipe,'tho cha.irnli
tary of the World's. Pa
Religions, to act as mana
tary to this expedition alt
pally the party - arounc
The crusade will comm
annual convention of
Women's Christian
t7nion,to be held in the U
next October. The Ante
gation will then proceed
-ton, - where the polyglot
bo presented to the (
Leaving New York on C
the American contingent
British contingent. The
steamer will Ieave Londe
. day, November 3, arrivi
on • Monday, Noveml
visit - will then be pais
Athens, Jerusalem, Cah
principal cities of Inc
Siam, Australia, China
The eastward, circuit c
will be'eompleted with a
the Pacific. It it intend
date to present the pe
n.orthcrn and central Go
Europe.
Ontario's Liq:lor
. SOME INTERESTING FAC
URES IN REGARD TO
MEMO. . -
In his budget speeel
lature, on the lith instal
able Provincial Treasu
following statements r
liquor - licenses in
Provincial. Treasurer 1
517 from licenses in 18
$240 less than the re
year before. There
licenses issued last yea
#alliitg off of 365 in fo
1875 ono license was
275 of the entire
Ontario, while last ye
but one to each 083,
less than one-half the
o , f t
bee. • In New York S
is issued for every 11
lation,in Illinois one t
Ohio one to every 21,
gun one to every 8(1
that Ontario itas on
• licensed liquor shop
States.
The municipalities
received, last year,
for their share of • tl
Bolt municipal CUntt
ed to rinse the fen ab(
limit, putting tato e.
its Own treasury,