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:led to keejr
3, when the
out entirely,
frort to rell0W
y met a ;hilts •
mso switches,
at the East.
I saw horses
;lilt way,'
)11 was to see
; to ;meeting.
-the Mouses,
Is, and all the,
Flat Creek
:sept the old
;.maker, 1.1:15
:1 by Shocky,
itless, to get a
it to heal' Mr.
'act, few were.
Igious service.
its a coinii O i
s, and to fine;
rent sensation,..
\ tYED.)
;liner Com- • ;
sonter y,clioiera
nd, indeed, all •
quire quick re -
b( serious. - ..�.t
les are common,
1 be without a
4' PAIN: Kuzma,
'cls clue, for all
This "iuedicine
years ago, and
:cellel.lce. Ever y
!cps a supply on
rale is wrapped.
25c. New Big
on semi-annual
lig will be Iield
'Anton, on 1'17-
rrup cures and re`
ids in chtidren or
)ld by all dealers.
;ll says W. Marl-
ed harbormaster
:y -care
eleutoy.-Mrs. win
on ns •d for over fifty
for I Nett" t•aiktt•Cn While
i, lc 1100the,,.the Child
Ohl, Como ,tun( coni,
'alt him. Is pleas.tnt to
( vi ,.err part ofthe
II',„tie, I ',alae
,..
Its is
i' 1•
�. t, til, . L s. 1 L,s(o(v 8
etl.; t bloc,.
M. A., editor
.o1mei::, has been
;eclat committee
ethadist church,
di;'crediting the
Ivo usa.] your Yel-
1 it unequalled for
rheumatism,croup
use it rocumrend
'k'fll,
Q,10. •
factory at Tiver-
'uesday morning;
for ';;1800,
31'n111(:f t has ltl a(le
iftenance. of two
Manitoba.
.�.:., .rieeore•
gyred •
Ps Failed
9k—Bunches All
I dw.
Ma tie.
1, ?daps.:
it
cannot say enough
tribal. For eve, years
I scrofula hi my ileak
s oflmecllolues which
good and iWiten 1 coni -
its, arilia there worn'
c so•soro that l could
iia
Cures
rh. 'When 1 had taken
Ins, the soreness had
niched the seeondthe
tppearedl' 13raNenit
tine.
take I1oodrs 8arseplis
buy any othbr.
eliatipation by ream"
�.w.,n.,Ra,ww..•.�nra.n,nwn..,M !,.pr
Iia
O! -q. ViiiLUEANI.
(chi riE ,, 1'ptU lr: 'r11L 1\7,41111 d .01110i0:•1.)
int( !d ,we nod .\,l;ire /.tu)tt '
,fell call the at•eat]mt, of the mothers :+n(1 sisters
to rho inch, Mitt Lino 1Yuutan'n 0111.t11ttn '1'etnper.
aoov;'alit,Hirst`; u,err M)I(LIV at three r;.•lo••I:
sharp,
f.)11 OHS !vita., at Mrs kit'lun'a r.tsiclencc, i'nt•
riv'k street. .tit !tikes are Made weleonnii
As the hdltor has kindly given us part nI his
splice, for our work, we unit friends of the etuso to
Bend itsuts of interest on all moral" questions of tau
day to un r eP our naenbea4.
M.mak•mr s.p 4 .,I.MNYii.*soa .1.474..: J,o,....
people; are so hospitable that i1 leek for a I
drink of water they always give 'Me a. clip
of mills. 1
'J'hat'sso; milk 'ud do it just the same,
mem in a chorus, t1. titan said, Doss, if '
yes will Como to my house I'll give yes: a
(hart 0' 011111 to drink.
Another, Stranger, I'd give ye twa quirts
ail' a bit o' bread,
t . little Frenchman, not to be oat•done,
stepped in 1 EH se preach -man dome ze
mine llpuie he gets all the old cow gives.
It was dark; the company began to dis-
Cn I1,vug:,i Pla001. perm, One man came and taking my
An lidiraudiamll Suuday•sahoal mission- ;sane; said, Thank God 1 I'm going to give
falls in the New fork Observer,
some' my wife a, surprise party to -night and go
sty home sober the first time in a long while; 1
of his otpuriaucas. FI: says : when yon pray sometimes think of me,
'Al I had heard of a community 1where • wY
there were many children,au mussed and he wow off. A big stalwart guide
ohurah and no Saud;ly-school or religious
came up, saying, Mister, if you Blease, Z'd
like two more of them tickets;
eervic@ of any kind. Enough fora lois- Ill wear
sionary, That ohnreh most ba found, the one in each, boot, so the priest will never
eo to arause;l, au•.i the children gathered find them, and leave the other with my
p
for instruction in the Scrip turas. At wife when I'm away. A. young fellow
nightfall the cltrtrch game into view. /Towcame up and seated himself on the porch
bare and uninviting it looked! Turning in- and oommenoed singing an obscene song,
to a wide -vomited. tavern nest ,to the Give mo a card for him, said ode ; he's
church, I finally had my hor33. pat up, and just coxae. As it was handed him I said,
the landlord met me at the dour. Taking Oh, boys, that ain't a' nice song ; T can
a�tnxe for a travelling salesman, he said : , Mug you a better one, They stood about
4'11 W11at line d' yer carry? 'silently or slipped away into the darkness
I represent the air -line to heaven. ! as 1 sang ;
Oh, I see;travelin' preacher, hey? 'Tis so sweet to trust in .]esus,
' Yes, something like that. I'm a Sunday Just ro take him at his word,
01x001 man. Just to rest upon his promise;
9
Just t0 know, Thus saith tile Lord.
Wall, yo'vo lost yer beanie's mightily ;
ltain'1 no Sunday-skules roan' vera. The young man I had seen handing oat
No? What is that church fur, .up on the money so freely gave a sob as lie rose from
hill 2 , behind a post and started away. 1 palled 1
him back. Sober now, he came and took'
Jest fer ornament an' funerals; don't
a seat by my silo. Olt, what a poor minor -1
hey no use fer cnroh, My p
es rota these parts. ••able fool T am 1 Oh, mother 1
aI
Any children boat here ? t �.
Ye'r right, stranger, the wap is is #1.111 OV
I was well brought up, but I got to tlriniting.
Do yo',1 know where tri; reor brolteu•lteart- 1
uln ; bat ;xray, •luu'i go inter the bar•romtt i � od .ttutIler i5 tem, sir ? She ie .lip in my- it's full o' the boys, au' they's a mite bit
frisky; been MIM' up , pretty well on room, kneeling by my chair, praying for i
cider, lies miserable boy ; and she trusted me se
fully when T. pledged my honor I would`;
• Nothing stronger than oidar .
Well'; they ain't nothin'iil snake a man keep straight this tinie. 1 had money to''
woes nor cider when the it too much. gu and buy cnttle; but do yogi know, sir,
Y g it's all ,gono—gone, I don't know hew or
T prefer to go in where the men are. 1
THE•
' WIN U AA ' 1M� S, ;JUNE 8, MC
.
L likiilYik.ILdmtt111Yli .1, 11. G lil.I}Ii,.,I1aa,i1
for effantS and Children.
tl HER ' Ii :fir u K. n O W that Paregoric,
Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine?
Do 'You 31Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons ?
Do You Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sc
without labeling them poisons ?
Do You Know that you should not permit any medicine to bo givi • ;
•; Aces you or your physician know of what it is composed ?
Re Ton 3irtow that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and t...
t ;;odionts is published with every bottle/
r ',ta Ton Know that Cactoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel
1 It has been in. use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold that.
...:i other remedies for children combined ?
u"lllo'ion Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of
nyder countries; have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
" l)nstoria" and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense 1
Do You Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protectionwas
because Oastoria•had been proven to be absolutely harmless?
Do Ton Knows that a`$5 avcrago doses of CastorIa are furnished for 35
cents, or p.m cent a dose ?
Do Ton Miaow that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ?
Vt o17s�t}se�, thitz +� r r re worth knowing They are facts.
the Gat •.:113
re...E'?1jx.: 51 DO hi'
- is oiix every
l.GG�zi%11. Yclxapper.
hiSklre .� wy fov (Pitcher's Castoria.
�naaxxt�z��',•s;ry �, 6.'1nxrJ •s.«.,•„na;.`•,` ;3•r,,, {t*,7ar r^"'uilir�'' S.tr.,Rtk'11. tlb:N3iG5t
P.�;xeetGt :,a,+.YP.r+:zr ;'..(i.{::::. , .-a,�u�.A..c;..,.,'ai a. C wds �oW:r£•�4s
Well you preachers is fiat a little to tvlieraa my ;tat, lay • coat, my shoes, my much in making impressions and inoul-
r =, I honor, all. gone. Yes, my hope, too ; only eating gospel truth.
reckless. for stand la chacr t9 of �attin %other is still.praying for me. T can't - go
y,42.:1) fhi pupated. • , Then the Provincial Secretary gave
All this time sounds of the wildest hilar- past a drinking place; ilio smell of liquor ;
After us a very edifying address on "Eye
minded people." He said that of till the
senses the eye was the moat acute, heuce
• ity came from the bar -room, mingled with°W 11108 out and compels ire to go In•
oaths and angry voices. As l entered the the first glass it's all up with me. 013, sir,
room, blue with the fumes of tobacco and
why don't yon stop the accursed traffic in
liquor, I knew something inure than cider 81018? Why don't Christian men vote
against licensing these gates to hell? If
was Vsing sold. A. handsome young fel- : "
low with one shoe, no hat or coat, -his the temth
ptation were only removed. oxis-
clothing torn and his face reddened with ; ands 0£ mothers' sons could be saved. ,God
drink, was giving away money. `fhelp tae, poor fool that I am. 1
The landlord was very sour, and would
• .
Y 'taHelp aets. dselves, gent; men ; plenty long as I I hardly treat me civilly for interfering with
A n seated in
a attar was
mildly I
ro-his legitimate (?) business. An old Man
testing. No, boys! 'bliged to yer, I m � told loo of his owls life; once superintendent
fns a ticik now; nuttier glass An I don't, of a flourishing school in the desolated
get home 't all ; wife's sick, pr. ruisecl to be' church, and promised to help in starting
home two o'eloslt: a. ..1 another. Irl this we succeeded. Whether
with a clrealful o.,til a x11441 sprung for- � it ilea =scntinuld or not I know .not. This
the necessity of keeping the eye, grate of
the pupil. 13e showed very clearly the
groat benefit of teaching by object
lessons and pictures. The most nnruly
Might be controlled if we succeeded in
keeping their eye.
Tho evening session opened witln sin,
follow.ed by
ing led by the union choir. . r. .
prayer by the Rev. J. Mills. -
Rev. J. Miles, pastor of the church us
well as member of the Association, ex-
tended to the audience'a lend!), and
Blessing :to. Every I .ouseboi:d. ,
HOLLOWAY'S PIAL ANL; u SENT
1 These remedies have stood site test of fifty years experience, and are p :011"mtd tIs 1(91 '4 Cdtclri88 kr
1•4,1011) use,
it was thought that if a full report of the
schools were published it might, be an
inducement to secure those who in the
past have been delignuent.-Lucknow
Sentinel.
If you decide to take Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla do not be induced to buy any sub-
stitute article. Take Hood's and only
Hood's.
Do you enjoy football? he asked
of the mtan who sat next him at the
gauze. Somewhat. Are you a
player, No. I'ni a sergeon.
Heart Disease Relieved In 30
Minn-cos.—All cams oforganic
or sym-
pathetic
heart disease relieved in 30
minutes and quieirly mired, by Dr. Ag-
'new's Cure. Sui.i at 011isholm's Drug-
store, Winghann. -
No mall awakes to find himself
ward, pulling a heavy revolver, and say- I have learned, however, as reads the littlehearty welcome. He said though 'we famous unless he has worked pretty
ixig, of yer dant chink 'long xnt I'll born easel: When tempted, afflicted, troubled 1
might, 11@ elm wbtst d;acoaraged mil^1t hard for it the day before.
Ye' I sick, in health, rich, poor, oppressed, for -1 we same to compare our work with what 1
Others caught the seated lean by tl a sakes, anal I trust when dying,under all we had hoard through the day 1 what a l
:Burdock Blood Fsittea ibises all die-
collar, and two held him up, the revolver y i Subbath school teacher ought to do it eases of the blood from a cnnttn 01 Ail
p circumstances, always "look'to Jesus." : g : to the worst Scrofulous Mores or 'Ulcers.
was held close to the back of his head,- - 111•as for us to renew our i onbecration to Skin Diseases, Bails, Blotches and • allwhiled fourth loan poured a Lull tumbler A Bung
tU Iiorsielnen. t -One bottle God and hi,s service, improving every. Blood uIutuur,,, cannot resist its healing
of 1• ,icor dolts; the reluctant man's throat ;
of
a nu b tfrom my horse. 1 t ke ' opportunity to better fit; ourselves for lowers. • " ,.
tha4they all let go of him,. and the pocr! pleasure In recommending the remedy,' cl.lristian w'Or'k. He closed by quotiug a-7ustico nt'x(1 Tor.ordSlty aro r'0 int•I
fellow fell in a senseless heap on the floor. tis it 110t13 with mysterious promptness in soft or . couple of verses of that beautiful hymn 1tt.Lteiv ;lilt^,'1t .t', .t that neither can
Another man drew his pistol and said, �thllloused lualmrps,n horseslspavin,(!splints, : of Miss Havergidl's,uamely : 1luttfi:ch 1t'u91 w'th(rit the other.
Don't 'low no feller ter draw bead.01 my earros, sweeny, stitles and sprains. GEO. ""011 1 . teach, me Lord, that I may teach, Dr. Fowler .r't met f . •1\ iir1 Straw -
mate. It's mean ter snake feller. drink 'liana, learner, .Markham, Ont. Sold at The precious things, thou dost impart." berry cor•'1. !Dias rh(a,Dy;;entely.Cral:nps,
when he's got nuff, Come outside. • I kin Cnisholm's Drugstore, Wingham. Rev.- It S. G. Anderson, of St. Hel• ens, Colic, Ch„11' fi,irbns.tlllolar•a Infantum
lick the hull pack o' ye. - inial all leeeeo"",' (1' 1111, t 'mels. ;;ever
showed by the very interesting paper travel wi'h,wt it. i.'rtr•, -i •.
There was a. )dad rush for the door UNION SABBATH SCHOOi, wale's he road, that h@ had 1ve 1 his
opening into the entrance hallway. 1 fear= ASSOCIATION.b i) t` , e t : '. "t r 03 p ) )l• ly 121111
ed bloodshed; the moo were so awry and subject "Education vs. Crautmie " con-
' fai:;.tFull tr rhe 1t T•t•4a IOW 1)13f.x•0 von.
drunken, many of thein armed with pistols ANNUAL MEETING IN LUCK- siderable thought. He said more than It iii t > f utfil•tlt(, claim of to -day.
race and knowledge were necessn.ry to
and murderotls hunting knives. I had
T.EIEIR
bee�ilently lifting my heart in prayer, •
Lor ;'lielp 110 to help these mon.
My vest pocket was quickly relieved of 1
its store of " Look to Jesus' cards. Hold-
ing them in my hands I stepped quickly 1
put'hi advance of most of the crowd, and
as the men scrambled otit dco:s held out
the bright colored hits of pasteboard. Gen-
tlemen, I have tickets here for eacjx of you.
Some took me for a quack doctor, others
for a showman, and they eagerly took the
Dards, seeming to forget all about the de-
sire to fight. Wci,pens were quietly put
awl, and they clustered around.: One
�,tborfousl' spelled out L•O-O•Ii T=0
J•E S U -S, theli putting his finis up to -
mine he said sneeringly, " Do you do it,
Mister l" Yes,. I replied ; It's the only
-way to live, boys, and there in the door of
the low tavern I preached Christ to as
motley a crowd of men as I ever saw.
'Their faces relagect and eyes Moistened as
children
I asked them to provide theirfor]
if, they cared nothing for the Bible them:,
eelvle is One old man said, yer bit it ther,
itrtiii'er; 111e little suis ig w(tt11 e)t' its
A big, brawny fellow now crowded tap
and said, Boss, don't ye never take a glass
of beer on the sly ?
y
t beer tastes.
lnw
N0,1 don'tknow
r1 tet
,interlocutor,if o 0
q.hotl, replied my y
drink no beer, wluat's made ye so fat -1 Yo
is as fat as I, and 1 rlrinits lots of beer.
The crowd laughed, then laughed louder
til cheered as I said, 011 I drink milk.
b y know up stere in the mountains' the
a• make a good teacher. A great deal of SPEND TOUR OUTING- O- TBE GREATThe third annual convention of Kin- common sense, method and tact is re- LARES.
ass, Huron, Ashfield, West Wawanosh quired. Cramming a child with know
and Lucknow was held on Monday' last ledge is not education: To educate is to Visit pictur(sque Mackinac Island. It
will only cost you about $12.50 from De-
n the St.Peter'sEpiscopal eh ureb,Luck- draw out little by little so that thedntld troit; $15 from Toledo; $18 from Cleveland,
now. can understand, followed by prayer and for the round trip, including meals and
The first seasiou 10.30 a. in. faith will bring the desired result.• berths. Avoid the heat and dust by travel -
The the D. & C. floating palaces. The
with devotional e. y Rev. J. Mr. Day's very racy and eloquent ad- attractions of strip to the 11ackinaorc, ion
Miles. 1 dress on "Childhood,' the battle ground aro unsurpassed. The island itself is a
A goodly nittnber workers met of the Kingdoms" was -exceedingly in- grand omantic spot, its climate most in-
+' spiring to all Cla•ri Alan workers. Ho vigorating. Two new stool passenger
to take part in the lesson" earn- p g 1 steamers have just boon built for tete
ducted by Mr. Alfredeneral Sec- emphasized the very great importance of upper lake route, costing $300,009 eat
L.
e concentrated effort for the edam- They are equipped 'with every modern
man; Y P
Punt) the blood, correct nil -d;sorders of the LIVER, caohl . t 1 . 1. ' 1 1 ' ' . ' ! 1 ' 1 r
invaluable in all complaints Incidental to irunks of ail a, •s.
,.1...-7.;:t••.S^'J Q-L�# .L.t..i:L'.i �.,J,:.:. 111 '
Is the only reliable remedy for bad legs, sores, ulcers, And aid mei ods,• Fon ilii i l((`, C1I1'1lS 5(:110
Tun -tans, O()CG1is, rt1Li1S, GOUT,itrst'alATi:i51, (iI ftltt• 1..114 $U 1.1 , 1>(b OAP. ' AL's, SKIN
DISE VVE$ 11 11AS IVU EqUAL. Manufactured only ut 744, New 4)04, rd. i.t 1,• :...,, 4.S14411. 1,;cert,. London.
and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world.
Itis 'Purohasors should look to the Label on the Bouts awl 1'ot., l,'' the uc]i,ress is net
533'Oxford Street, Loudon, they are spurious.
opened
:or Bees 1)
of S. S.
"normal 1
Day, G
School Pro
very help
engaged
regret is pp
were not more present to ire benefxtecl, aoeo of training the child for God . and Toledo, Detroit, ,Alpena? Mackinac, St.
and oar Lima longer to listen to one d lin iv 't wo�I I not belong Xgitace, Petoskey, Chicago, "Soo," Mer.
rotary of Sabbath vinelal As., "mor convenience, annunciators, bath -rooms,
sociation tion of children though l 1d t etc., illuminated Y
h
he
wotl no throughoutb electricity,
think for a moment of doing less for the and are guaranteed to be the grandest,
This session was fel and in- u liftin of humanity. Ile held that largest and safest steamers on fresh water.
structive to those in training g
p` These steamers favorably compare with
here prevention was better titan cure and
the young All we thatt
• that if we felt as wo should the import- speed. Four tris per week between
the great ocean liners in construction and
who is capable of giving soh practical aero aeoorc (; 1 , tette and Duluth. Daily betwcenCleve-
before we could "1 ail with joy the 1 nd and Detroit. Daily between Cleve -
The
Millen&urn." ' land and Putin-13ay. The cabins, parlors.
The afternoon sosslan opened with de- � and staterooms of these steamers arc de�
votiona] ecercises byRev. J. Tisanes. All present felt that Mr. Day was fully
signed for tore complete steamers at xt (y1.
After reading the minutes of last con• qualified for the work in which he is humanity under home conditions; the pal.
vention, and reports of Sabbath Schools, • ebgtlgstd• His great, sympathy in child ,tial' equipment, the ,luxury of the ap.
a ver" concise re ort of the Provincial Ilife. his ability and willingness to help' peintnlents, makes traveling on these
y p steamers thoroughly enjoyable. Send for
g
Convention was iven by 1♦ir. It. D. Cam• I .workers, his ready wit and humor which illustrated deserip jive pan; hlet. Address
and Instructive . . D. et C.
atm. We .gathered many thoughts that i are always interesting A. A. SCtYANTZ, G. P. = A•,
Will be11e1liful as; well asgaiuing a general 1 add ttluoh to niake.itim a very attractive, Detroit, Mich.
- -
idea of what that convention,was"as mats t and edifying speaker. We very tate];.
44
Prince
I
ossfb]e in the time alloted Mr, Caniet'on. 1 regret that we have not (Wore spac8 ill JohnJohn13x11, al441 i, ( f
the I1
p
Mr. ' � the �best report of- whi4h 16 give a� fuller short � ni the hdwttrcl itihtllll :''ut•lllcl,ll Legislature
Day pronounced it t le
- .. Very able ad,lresses dalirerel. We died suddenly or hearttlltieils0 Sunday
convention he ;fad heard g;tren. M•r.:i'. Y , • ,tr.
cvel illi
Taylor, of Ashfield, ispoke'on the great Casinos do ahem at all justice. `!'h(1 1,
importanoe of good rnusio at it had done (Agars of last year wore re-elected I+nd Begotlo D raAiop3ut:110m IsIt. D. 0.
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