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(%'+t (?.0 .and ({:nine and .1'c€N(ra Land,
well call thoot entlon, of the pothers and sisters
.to the fact, that the Woman's Ohri4tlan Temper.
;Mee Union Ines% the third Monday every month
:at three 0'61001: +harp, for one hour, ww Mrs. !loin's
rreshlence, retrials street. All l:idiesiro matte wet-
rca+ne
As the Editor rhea kindly given AIN part of his
space. for our work, we ask t:lend% d' rho cause to
rasad items of interest on all tnorut retiesttans of the
day to any of our loathers,
UTE WIN&,,,�' ,• AThe
eolrlecrn the United States ft'otnl a I The 'Marto be Pitied.
ditniniShed ceonsuin tion of ardent STAGE HEATHS. IN,41
s il'ltsalio `v iii he a Miner of a theail- r. !Boody once said: "I .glad i 1,1wmiL
p - n 1►tetutn+l auAliorltA alerdly,os xtl®y <(1ak- therm i6 a depth in the I3ilale I know
steer alv vane ve xatpro,
sartd;foltl Witte health, wealth, and t
A lienal. dramatic =critic, with some nothing abcyct; that there is a
happiness Of the people—Justice ,choly of MCC Ca Jitcnvledge, sepresetits height there I cannot climb to if I
Greer, U, S.'Supreme Court„ that nearly 1111 uetors land actresses out- should live Una as old as Methuselah;
"It is true 'I cannot prevent 'thedo ie o� sea h. Ile � is in cal oi�',icjou I venture un site, if I should. live for
iw'troduetion•of the flowing poison ; or iris charge, un, customary theatric,ti ages all the earthI would only have
gam -seeking and corrupt men will'1, death of Camille, in the younger Duma 's
An profit and sensuality, defeat IIn3' f o'Accictiitliug to
emotional
he at theiof r that
heroine is
wishes; but•nothing will induce me affected witli pulmonary consumption,
to iilerive a nevduue fi oto the vice and. and nn cillei tel tattack of hemorrhage of
_ ,...4.‘_ -__ ._ --.... _,..._.... rnlsery of my people."--Entiael'.ar of the lungs eating Males be life, '!.'here is
Cilias, absolutely nothing :dramatic to be made
The spending of five cents per day out of this mode at dying; •if fidelity to
'for tobacco twould amount In twenty- •"Gentlemen, I cannot permit a feet be obeyed, 'rhe gushing of R stream
lave years to $11,001.25. In fifty . question of mere revenue to be :eon- of blood from the inouth wotildbe realistic,
•gears it }votild bo 5,278.5O, with stelered alongside of a questionslut the imitation of Snell as Omni -let= is taf never made by actors male or female, nor
Interest.
it._•*
Why, said he, that is my Smoke -
1 ouse. Your smoke -house! What
(.o you mean-? Why, I •lnea.n that
twenty years ago I left off smoking ;
;and T have put the money saved from
smoke, with the interest, into my
tease, Renee I call it In:y smoke -
louse.
4 rlir
All our oektlists are of one opinion
that the greatest enemy to•the eyes
of young :men is the cigarette, There
eidats ;a .disease among smokers
Which 'is.d angerous, and which our
best -authorities were for a long time
lit tai floss to !understand. It is now
knottv�n:a$ the ".eigarette eye;" and
regains for its.care a very long and
careful tueatlllent. Its symptoms
are diiimulaaess:and ff'Shuliko :gathering
over the eye, which appears and
disappears at intervals.
A leading chemist says,: There
are five *gradients iti<every+eigaretfbe,
each one of which is calculated to
destroy human life. First there is
the oil of the tob'iece. Next, the .oi4
in the imported paper, which is
nearly as destructive. 'Thiud the
;trsenie introduced to male the paper
burn white and add a peetaliar.tlsvol:.
Fourth the saltpetre put in the to-
bacco to prevent it from moulding,
and, finally, tile, opium that 38 spray.ed sustain ill that direction."—Sir ,Jtaf- only pay their welters nothing, in exact
from them at premium of sometimes as
on the tabalceo to giro it the insidious( ford Northcote, Chancel! or of the much as half a sovereign for the privilege
influence which it possesses over the Exonequer,—Hamilton Leaflet. of attending to the wants of customers and
-• performing other duties for twelve or
"HE PROSECUTED." sixteen hours a day. In those restaurants
OUGHT TO 131J largely patronized by Euglishuten and
---The indignant words fell from the Americans it seems that these lass aro
lips of a young girl who stood help- able to earn a. more or less meager income,
less! 1vatebillo a drunken cabman even though their masters impose a fur-
y then tali upon them by charging for at -
brutally lashing his horse, It is, tendnnoe in the bill, but where the cus-
indeed, appalling to think !tow much tourers hail from colmtrir fi in trhicit tip-
cruelty goes unpunished ill this ping does not obtain they iiucithe strnggle
world. Why are there . so many for existence both bitter and disappoint -
weakly children in all grades of lug'
morals but • give me a sober pop- any discreet manager' tolerate such a Niece
R'1atiOn, not 'lvast111g their earnings of stage business, .. gtda, the over-
on strong drink' and I will know whelming suitocetiou which .produces the
rapid. death in Cnndlle"•s •ease is neverwhere to get •my revenue."—(u ad- accompanied by cen%ulsione, such as her
stone, to the Brewers of London. dying representatives on the stage almost
"Ituxury, my Lords, is to be taxed, •aibis 1w,Lyscatlnsossunto. Intt'ntraal. .death from
rr atuply
but vice prohibited ; let the difficulty .front failure ofthe tttesuveiteal !towsin{ers, collapses
in be law bo %what it will, would you Theatrical poisoning scenes •are also us-
uallyularly
lay:a tax upon a breach Of the ten ir sci that when a fa ta1untrue to nature. Td a t iis of Iaudan-
eonit'mandnlents'f4 Government s11�f)1111�, .uni orinotphitie is savallcweti,.the victim
not for revenue, mortgage the mora'% irOaediaLtely sinks into a death-Iike sleep,
and health of the people."—Lord 'as is commonly seen on thestage, whore•
.as the fiix' effect of this poison taken in.
Chesterfield.
"Should the wages of iniquity be
put into the treasury ? They are the
primal blood, and in their aggregate
would Ibe inacleul-uate to buy fields
enough to bury the multitudes who
are the victims of the deadt'nl traifie
for whole profits they sell the peoples
sanetion.:"—State Hoard of Charities
of Pennsylvania, 1870..
. "If the revenue diminishes from
increased habits of temperance the
amount of wealth 'web a ehango
like quantity is invariably to ,excite and
•enliven.
Nor Is the mode of dying •atter the hack-
neyed cardiac stage -stab in ,conformity
wrath the laws of nature. The actor sim-
tpky,fails at full length, ,or in a heap,
Whereas the every -dray member of society
gives a spring when the heart le struck
before entering eternity by ails unhappy
gate. Even the modern Othello has not
'awaited enough of Shakcspe,aro"s '.,von.
derftil'Adelity to truths to die naturally
after. a stab through the heart.-.Ciaeiuuati
Ea quJ.ter,
Sweating. Waiters.
Welters in the foreign restaurants of
would brintc','the nation, would utterly Loudon '$ave distinct grievances that
throw into the shade tit,e amount of should be reuteciiea, if the statetny as.of a
Gernuui waiter in a contemporary fire to
revenue that is now derived from ho !relies ed: Re makes complaint of the
the spirit duty ; and we ;should not annoywce and anxiety sttf%recl bylilrti-
to.nly see with satisfaction A dimin u- self, to eotllmcia with other meutbevs of his
tion of the revenue from such tt class; gtriag to r1 system of stveutiug of .the
most obnoxious kind which, he asserts, is
Muse, but we sriioald find in various 1)racticeci in restaLnrnalts that are kept and
ways that the exchequer would not mainly frequented by foreigners. The
suffer from the losses whieh:it might pcopiietors ?e these establishments not
brain. Can you wonder that the
animal life of a young man is killed?
A Judge's View of the Liquor
Traffic.
e.
In sentencing a murderer to death,
Judge Johnson of California, made
use of the following. language :
"Nor shall the place be forgotten
in which occurred the shedding of
touched its !sui'f tee. I pity tlic rasa
who knows all the Bible, for it is a
pretty good sign he doesn't know
himself. A 'than carne to rile with
what he thought w,iis navvy difficult
Passage, .and. he saki, Mir. Moody,
how do yeti explain it? I said, 'I
don't explain it,' 'But how do you
interpret it'?' 'I don't interpret it,'
'Well, how do you understand it?'
'I don't understand it.' But what
do you do 'with it ?"1 don't do any-
thing with It.' 'You don't believe
it ? ''Yes, 7: believe it. There are
lots of things that I believe that I do
not understand. In the: third chapter
of John, Christ says to Nicodetnus,
`If you do xiot understand • earthly
things, how can you understand
heavenly things ?' „
The undersigned iu returning thanks
for past favors,beg leave to say that they
bane a very large stock of
LUMBER, SHi,NCLES, LATH,
BARRELS, WOOD, &c,,,
on hand, which will be sold at very close
hrices to meet the requirements of the
ard times.
First Class Shingles, $1.70 per
Wood tats, per Cord, delivered.
Everything else equally low. Coarse and
see us before buying, as we will not be
u ndersold.
MCLEAN a SON.
Wingham, June 7th, 1803.
WANTED T,nca+ ar,n Trat'elh,, iloeamee
to ham,le sur Ilardr f:nnndi:u,
Grown Nursers Stock, N v g„arant1 satisf.avAl, to
and you will not have rheumatism. the largest Ii the Dominion --over 700 aerie. No
Rood's Sarsaparilla gives the blood substitution in orders. Exclusive ter•itory and
vitality and 1'1Cha.ess
liberal terms to w Jule or pert tante a-enra write
Keep your blood pure aucl healthly r,.presentatiresand Custn:uers , are Nnrse,Ie' are
• IIe who recklessly injures his
health does not talus prove his un-
selfishness—be simply curtails his
power of doing good; and he who in-
jures his character by welcoming
evil influences is thereby inflicting a
stili gteater'evil upon the commun-
ity,
Heart Disease ttelieved in 30
111111111T E.S.—A11 cases of organic or sym-
pathetic, heart disease relieved in 30
minutes. and quickly cured. by [)r. Ag-
new's Cure. Sold at Ohisholtu'r Drug
store, Wioghnin.
•
People seldom improve when they
have no other model than themselves
to copy after.
KEHDALL'S
SPAVIN CURE
It•
f the thousand t Th explanation simple.the Old Czar and the New.THE
11 which mar 1' blame with the thought- REMEDY
blood. was one o society , e exp an 1 n is
Almost tst the hast thought of thelate rte Czar MOST
SUCCESSFUL
ante -chambers of hell,The ams lies wi 1 loug lfr 33,��,y for the theatre employes, who, in a FOR MAN OR BEAST.
!ills plague spots the ftl'OF fiice of our lessness and selfishness of parents. ti o.:au on+r the chief losers b Certain in Its effects and never blisters-
p °,� p wdry, WO • 1). 1 o y Read proofs below,
>a1te, You- nest! not bo told that r While men and women netlet}t their 1118 death. Opsninghiseyeswttban effort, y
mean the tippling-shop-theiiieeting health they Cfinnot e?tpeet to have a signed_ to L:1r C2tarowitzt tit tapproach. KENDAL oth PAYtN anCUeRE
place of Satan's minions, and the foul strong and robust children. Fathers Do not let the theatres suffer oil UM/lint'
wishs t' bro. B• J.>,rnnT> Lo ntlt a a lendtd ba horse some
of the long mohiming. 1 do not wish so enttentepr b g y
cesspool, which by spontaneous gen- and mothers, be warned in time. many people should be reduced to misery
oration breeds and matures all that is
loathsome and disgusting in profanity
and babbling, and vulgarity, and
Sral)�, .th-breaking. I would not be
f ai groggery for the the best and safest of family meds- they it'ere to be out of emptcymetat• Dr, s: J. KEsasrr co.
the owner 9Y
+ Sirs—I have used your Kendalrs Sptwin Cure
e fats. lW d uocess fo Uttrb on two horses and
env 1 ted into 7'h new CZOEL' has received
Llano n owith a • �atvin. gothim tora80. I used
8endan' Spavin �a.e. The 4pnvin Is gine now
and Z have been oRePed ,x50 for same horse.
I only had him nine weeks,•stl pot $120 Yor using
Clear .your systems of biliousness, on account of my death." The new Em -
indigestion, nervousness, and the pel'ol' diel not forget his father's dying
$2 worth of Kendall's Spavin Gide.words, for one of his first acts was to give Yours truly, W. S. tur.1,:;�•
like ; restore your vigour and your 500 006 rouhles,towara the support of the KENDALL'S SPAVIN . CURE
strength by taking Holloway's Pills, ' !actors and actt'esses curring the time that
1 anELBY ELIC$ 7)00.30,1808.
his its+3 i tl
price of this globe �.. .Jr ones, tv r see a r e
d 1 with tortg v
Ili ecious ore. ''t31t the pitiful §lll1! of . 1 w 8 'Ministers ilii! Warmth, and Osage the best Liniment I have ever used.
•a ='== when M. De Giers, the :Minister for For- Yours truly, Aettle. asnanteS.
a dime he furnished the pol$dil Miit;i ' ernes (n1 per sts, or .
Better 'Whistle Than Whine. i eignAfaim, regUeated permission to re• For gale by allDru'gglsts,oraddress
made the deceased a fool, and this tire from his post on account of ill health, nr. 7D. ,r. J »43 z colft P�IxY,
trembling culprit a demon. TIHW As 1 was taking a walk early ill ,;kolas l I. expressed a hope that they gNOieURGH FALI.s. VT.
•paltry a sum for two hara,,,n lives I December, I noticed two little boys might work together for many' years to
'` his,,t affie is tolerated, fon their way to school. The small- come. But 1\I. De Giers replied, "See,
av law, and er one tumbled and fell, and though your Mn arty, my feet can no longer carry .
therefore the v iso. 1t i not our feet but your head
c,t1Et01 has committed 1 he was not very!sash hurt, he . be- y '
call AGtt nbt O.fifl'ili7.al)iC be earthly
Io£ which I heave need," responclecl the Czar.
Irlbiztlttlt, blit in the sight of Kiln gen to whine in a babisll way—iiu� 1 ilibsie and the Moneymaker.; . •
'tVlltf' is unerring wisdom, he' who a regulate' roaril1g boy cl'r, as though � The belief that bees van hear, and that
'tt-1 he were half killed, but as little ®t'0Ilyi they find music in $itkOSidswlliCli to human
deliberately furnishes the inn:di � _
whine The older tiey took his beings are hideous, is at least as old as
in draught which inflames men into
Velem and anger and blood shed, is
1'ARTICI':PS OnIA IVIS in the moral
turpitude of the deed. Is it not high.
time that these sinks of vice •and
crime should be held rigidly ficeoatn-
table to the laws of the land, and
placed.ttnder the ban of an enlighten.
ed and virtuous public opinion." -
Hamilton Leaflet
r 118 uteri of Mood:,
S t3t11i�,Q ons'ent,, :AS �t,1ht' queen,
to take lyevent; a from that 'which de-
sttylys tit's. souls and r betties of my l the whistle will drive the whine
• ait.0 sets .' seep of 1M1--atiagascar. away,
"The , di hint it hoist sums for the So he did, and the last I saw or
revenue fi iii t the tdiiter' suffering and heard of the little fellows, they were
grinding. 'patipetiii;tn' of the people is a whistling • away as earnestly as
terrible r+D`f'e'lltie.1'---Cai1On Wilber- though that was the chief end of life.
force. I learned a lesson which, I hope, I
"To sell Pain 'for a livelihood is shall not soon forget, and it called
hand, in• a kind and. fatherly way, � Virgil, and lilodesc descy a ribed-and d eaveal d• we
Has g
and Said t not all beard in otir childhood -how any -
Oh, nevi` mind,• Jimmy,. don't one Can°persnade bees to swarm by bang.
Whine; IN a good deal better to ing a gong in an intelligent and insinuat-
-
whistle. ing manner? 13eekeepers, it is true, have
of late years abandoned the practice, but,
th
And he began in e merriest way, the belief in its efficacy still prevails to ti
A cheerful whistle, Jimmy tried to considerable extent. At lost, however,
Sir John Lubbock comes to knock the I1
join in the whistle.
I Can't whistle as nice as you, lnsion on the head. He made some expert-
'
nitwits with honey and a musical bov,wish-
Charlie, said he ; my lips won't ing to ktiow whether the tinkling tunes
would have the same effect upon bees as
peeler ftp good.
O11 that is because you have not the sound of the dinner ball has upon a
all the whine out yet, said hungry terrier. He, found that the bees,
gothowever hungry, never rose to associating
Charlie. But you try a minute, and the icleit of the music with the idea of
meals, and he draws the inference that
they cannot bear. The argument certain-
ly sounds Conclusive, bat Sir John could
hardly have surprised us more if he had
told us that bees could not sting,
Stone That is Nlextbie.
It may be safe,„said that no speChuen
in a geological eolloctioti is nloro curlons
titian the bar of ilexiblo sandstone, which
Can be tient With less pressure that% that
bald ef!<itigll, )blit for a whole cont- out these few lines, which may ue a required to braid a1 pisco of wet leather of
• nutnit'y to share the responsibility sibly speer another whiner of mature the satire size. In an article ttpon the sub-
rlcl gillit'of such a traffic seems a years, as this class is by no means Scot in the Mineral Collector we are told
- itvorse+lanrgtzin thanthat of nye or confined to the cbiidl•en • . that "when a thin slice of the stone is
•i looked at �lt�nder a lens by transmitted
�,Tttilts :'-- Iloreee Greeley. It it bettereter whistle than toi ry, light the fragments are seen tO be locked
It is better to laugh than to cry, together like the parts of a sectional toy,
"tlf'ibe traffic in ardent spirits -is li'or'though it be cloudy, the sun will fixed, et' ly loos!+ly. 'xbe sectional
toy,
`iillinaral, then of necessity are the ' soon shine of e.tplailiittgholo this steno was formed
`ItIWs. Which authorize the traffic, iln-' Across the blue, beautiful ski'. is to say that grains of sand were once
:t1loral, And if~theiawsaroimnlori1, 'litePI'ata'Fruth''elic cemented 'lftinly together by another
Constipation. Headache,. Biliousness )eavin al, which has been partly dissolved,
,then we mug be immoral if we do' p + tcnvin;iC a:otar.less mantel ball -anal -socket
' not protest against theni,"--Gerritt - slid Bad Blood, are promptly cured i)y jornts oP;iageicsl,tapo behind."Smith. Burdeok Blood Bitters, whiob nets npor,
the stomach, liver, bowels, and blood,
"And if a loss of revenue should during all their diseases,
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TIIE OINTMRJ1\7T
Ia the only reliable remedy for bad egs, sores, ulcers,
THROATS, COUGHS, r,OLDB, GOUT, RHEUMATISM,
DISEASES
gold aIll Medicine VAS NO endors throughout AL. t eonly
orl d. 7&,
t_I'nrcbasers should look to the Label on the
533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious,
0
and old wounds. FOR IiRONSIII7IS, SORE
GLADULAR SWELLINGS AND ALL SKIN
New Oxford. Late 588, Oxford Street, London'
Boxes and Pots. If the address is not
. CCS.
WEBSTER&
have decided, for a short time, to reduce the price for
MAKING MIEN'S TWEED SUITS
TO
$4.00 SPOT GASH,
If you have any Tweeds at hone, now is the time to save a dollar o'n
the making of each suit, and get a good fit. First-class Trimmings supplied
at wholesale prices for spot cash only.
If you want to buy a Suit or Overcoat you can save from $3.00
$10,00 on each, by purchasing front tis.
WEBSTER & 00.,
Merchant Tailors.
Opposite the n1+'ty lltacttenald Block. Wingllain.