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many times time of it fer to next three weeks.
i'BIDAY JL'I'U 21, 1895.
Y 1i idITli EkU
Who, had the bringin' o' ye up,
An' gist', ye hosts, Bite, ail' sup;
Aye fauddl•d ykr bee eosin up
er Mither !
Wha wrapt ye in her warm hed.claes,
.,1.n' tuek'd a' in ver ban's and taiga►;,
Qrua,A'd ye to sleep wr Batiks Lanai iiraes?
Yer :ltitherl
'Wha made yer first was pair o' breeks,
'net ' a..-ah,lealk"lt, two -three weeks,
`.Ellen pnteh'kt them up wi' clouts are
steeks?
Yer 'Hither !
Wha help'd ye wi' yer A, B, C,
Au' count, the clock twat, ane, twa, three,
Then "piev,e-an'-sugar" wad ye gig?
Yer .W itbert
Wha ea'd ye aft her alp wee man,
When erratnts noo-aa'-theu ye rau,
,Syne tat ye start the jellie-pan?
Yer Mither!
NA'ha made ye ready for the sohule,
Aa• bade yer ban's an' feet be still,
AP'oa'd ye aft "a glaikit Pule"?
Yer Neither!
Who. sbelpit ye when ye did waug.
Than seloth'd ye wi' an sold. Scotch smog,
A.0' gied ye breed -an' -cheese a whang?
Yer Neither!!
Ou Sabbath—wha hid buols an' boa's.
An' wash'd yerhakit feet an' claws,
Thengart ye learn God's holy laws ?
Yer Mither!
Wha took ye wi' her t'th' kirk,
An' tauld ye no t' sleep or smirk.
But "min the text" -"nae needs to
shire"?
Yer Mither!
An' when ye grew to be a man,
Wha, lik'd to hear ye lay ,yer plan
To learn a trade—dae what ye can?—
For Mither
An' when her time cam' rooa to dee,
Who. bade ye dry yer tearfu' We,
'An' meet her Tout lire's stormy sea?
Ter Mither
Wha pray'd that you'd be guid an' great,
An' no lose grup o' Heaven's estate,—
W ha'!1 meet you first at Heaven's gate ?
Yer Mither!
STEVE'S PROPOSALS.
BY AN OLD CONiTRIBUTOR,
'Moppets has got the measles !'
'Oh ! oh ! oh !' hi a chorus of
voices, masculine and. feminine all
pitched in the key -note of dismay.
, 'Of course,' said Mr. Warren, in
the tone of the father of the family,
et will run. through the nursery.
How many are there yet to take it.'
Mrs. Warren hesitated, then said
'Five!'
13y which it may be inferred that
we, the Warrens aforesaid, are not
a small family. In fact, there are
thirteen of us, ranging from twenty-
four years of age down to Moppets
,just stepping over the boundary line
between one year slid two, the pet
and darling of the housebold, as
much beloved and honored as if
babies were a positive novelty,
whereas there bas been an 'old
baby' and a 'new baby' in constant
frequent succesion for twenty-four
years,
'Five !' repeats papa. 'Well, Illy
dear, I will call for—'
Then there is a pause, and the
faeee round the breakfast table grow,
if possible, more dismayed than ever.
'Here it is !' said mamma, ahnost
trying. 'We will have to depend
upon Steve.'
Now Steve is - Dr. Iliehards, who
has been practising medieine in Ap-
plegate for five years, and may be,
for all we know, the best physician
in the world, but to us he is ,just
'Steve' our playfellow and friend
since he was in kntekerboekers, and
eve cannot divest ourselves of the idea
that he is a big boy playing doctor.
As long as he was assistant to Dr.
Green it did not (natter, but Dr.
{Green departed this life about three
arionths before Moppets had the
neasles and there was no physician
in Applegate but Stephen Richards,
III. D.
etVe might send to New York,'
papa suggests, 'but it would really
snjule Steve very much if his old
fiends showed melt a marked dis-
trust, and Green thought him very
clever, devoted to his profession, and,
sure to get on. Pit send him in.'
Then papa, after being smothered
fn kisses, wriggled into his overcoat,
and departed.
'Steve Richards !' said Kitty,
grandly. 'Poor little Moppets !'
Then Kitty swept out of the rooni.1
!
Xt wee no secret in the "Worrell:
family that Steve had adored, Kitty i
time the days of the aforementioned
its elle had fingers and toes.
and it Win; al very tata:ad6w of hes
But of hate Steve hard made hems- :;alley self that D. lliehard'd at last
self uncial:M Only scares', Beel Prououneed 'vet oftinneeter.'
thought Kitty had given hent aa un- she reeerel'c'c.t sere slu5vl •, hilt
usually severe. snubbing, and rather Steve was, the in+i,t attentive, et doe-
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repelltecl her t,'•ruelty. Bell is our tee, Moet.:) fly ant (..Ila lee. rot getting
eldest ; mamma's right hand I the the wild 11l 1 ee'eselellitl attendance,.
'lit•te mother' of all the rest. Tall, We were: all piteklut up for as
i)lallele, handsome and capable.luorith at the steal side, wile+u Steve
We are all healthy,good-tempered, total pill:)a that he arias thinking of
and take life as et huge joke, except- leaving ellfilkag.lta,•
ing Kitty. Poor Kitty, 1)r. (green 'Itis a hard struggle bare,' be
said was a little bundleof raw nerves snicl;. for T was. at ::crape ;raCe ore bey
- sensitive, quivering nerves. :all my life here uutit I went to col -
Moppets was fatted to he feverish lee e.
and cross,: with red eyes, sure throat,' halt Yen are net dependent upon
anti aln inh arattve will said will year profesion, sauce papa.
deahldin , ]lay's constant attention. No; I have a sufltcient income, es
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And when Steve, with his most pro- far as that goes; but I love my Work,
fessional air, drove upto the door, endI went to teal up a larger Pm -
and Kitty would lve retreatedtiea). Besides, t have other reasons.
Moppets citing to her with a hoarse Bell toed Kitty the substance of all
shriek. ,Kitty was very stately, and this when she tout up the dinner=
Steve wasatreetly peofoseetee, giving tray;: for bitty had not yet left her
Illinute directions to momma, and route. ,Inst as Bell conclnkleel there
acknowledging Kitty's presence only -Ives a rap un the door, and in walk -
by a cool Good -morning. ed Steve,
The 'flue' did their duty faithfully Oh, Steve t Kitty cried, atm are
in the way of 'measles,' and Steve not really going away ! Who will
won laurels 0f commendation. 'fromtake care of lily al'nl?
mamma and Betty, our old nurse, And then Kitty suddenly realized
who said he 'knew what he was her impulsivene4s, and flushed all
about' --strong praise from Betty. over her little pale fates. Bell valn-
One day there was a grand clear- ished for 'solve More salt' and I
in„; up. The nursery was aired, the whisked into the next room, but not
small invalids scattered all over the before I heard:
house, more or less cross, and Kitty, Kitty, will you let fine stay and.
who had been at Moppet's beck and take sore of you all my life?
call night and day, was helping Bell I did get out of ear -shot then, and
carry bottles and bowels downstairs, skirmished down stairs to tell Bell,
when, with a crash,. she fell, waiter in strict confidence, that:
and all, at the foot of the longest Steve was proposing again, and I
staircase. verily believe that Kitty will say
.A rash of Warrens, great and Yes.
small, to the scene of disaster, found. Which belief proved prophetie,
poor little Kitty, white as a ghost, and the Warrens now number four -
totally insensible, and evidently teen, if you count our brother-in-law,
badly •hurt. I do hot know exactly Dr. Iliehards•
how many of as ran to Steve's office; Short Journeys on a Long Road
but it was a sufficient force to Is the characteristic title of profusely
capture him, and lead him triumph- illustrated book contaainin;; over one
antly borne. Kitty had been picked hundred pages of charmingly written
up and was lying on the lounge, descriptions of sumnher reeorts' in the
white, still, ]alit plucky. country north and wept of Chicago. The
reading matter is new, the illustrations
'I've broken by arm,' She said, are new, and the information- therein
abruptly. 'I am very sorry to will be new to almost everyone.
trouble you, but will you please set A copy of "Short Journeys on a Long
it?' Road will be sent free to anyone who
will enclose ten cents (to pay postage) to
Steve bent over the little figure GEo FL HcAsroxn, General Passenger
with a face all tenderness. •Agent Chicago, Milwaukee & St, P#aul
`Oh, I've filled out the program of Railway, Chicago, -
fainting and hysterics,' said Kitty,
brusquely, 'so you can proceed to Peter.
business.' Peter lived on the prairie. When
Then Steve's face took its hardest he was three years old the first
professional gravity, and he took off railway train came through. Uncle
mamma's bandage from Kitty's left Peter carried the small boy to see it.
arm. She never flinebed, but her A train boy threw a peach to
lips were firmly - compressed, and I Peter. He ate it, and laughed and
could see her right hand clenched in squealed with delight,
her dress. Bell was the doctor's "Don't throw away the stone,"
assistant in setting the arm. said Uncle, Peter. "We'll plant it."
The next day, when Steve called, Peter's chubby, brown little hands
Kitty was in the big arm chair, patted the soft earth over it. That
haying walked the floor most of the first Season be watehed the green
night, in agonies of pain. Her shoot break through and send out a
cheeks were scarlet, her eves blare few leaves. The next season it was
ing, but she resolutely sat still, tall enough for Peter to jump over it.
though her whole little figure was The next it was so tall he could not.
quivering with feverish torture. When Peter was eight years old
'This will never do,' said Steve there were seven peaches on his tree.
in a vexed tone. 'Did you take the One for each of the family, and not
drops?' one of them tasted anything sa rood
Yes. before, He planted all the stones.
And had no cease frons the pain ? To -day Peter is a big boy. He
No. I've got neuralgia in it, 1 has eight well grown peach -trees,
which carry health and delight to all
the neighborhood. And he has a
young orchard coining on which will
some day bring more looney than all
his father's crops.—Youth's Com-
panion.
guess, said Kitty. I always have
neuralgia on the very smallest pro-
vocation.
You must lie down and try to rest.
But the pain is worse lying down
said Kitty, pitifully, her lips quiver-
ing.
I will try to put your arm in an
easy position, And then, in a tnas-
terful way that amazed us all, he
took Kitty into his own strong arms
and earned her to the bed.
There, he said, arranging pillows
deftly, and putting; the arm in a
position to suit him, is that better?
Yes, said Kitty, chute subdued.
Now, Mrs, Warren, if you will
see that her clothing is loose, I will
write a prescription.
Five minutes later he was again
touching the arm, Kitty's curly
bead on the pillow, and saying :
Now you must lie still, The
"Good Spirits."
The words have different mean-
ings to a spiritualist, a Kentuckian,
and a average man, For the aver-
age man good spirits depend on
good digestion. How to insure good
digestion? A Ripans Tabule after
each .meal, that's a11.
Coot night, Mrs. Prown. I haf to
sank you for de most bleasant den-
ing 1 haf offer schbent in my life !
Oh, don't say that. herr Schmidt!
Ace ! bot I do say dat ! I always
say dat !--Punch.
Earl's Clover Root Will purify your
opiate cannot act if you are march= blood, clear your complexion, re mate
ingupand down. Don'tget upUn- yourbell. s and snake your, head clear
as a bell. .25c, u0e., land eL. Sold at
til I see you. Chishclm's Corner Drug Store,
Even Bell opened her eyes a little 'I understand I-Ieddick has in-
wider for Steve had been Kitty's
Wave for years. It was almost write
eat to hear'him, but Kitty's saueiness
flashed
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soincia' Is it asbad as tbat?'
th
'Insomnia nothing; All he needs is
sleeete - Ex.
Yes, your Highness, site said, to Rheumatism Cured in a deny.... Sontli
hear is to obey! American Rheumatic Cureof Rheumatism
y andl4•euraigia radically cures in 1 to 8 days.
Steve would not senile. Its action on the systemis remarkable and
'See that .vote Clo 1 he said, grimly. mysterious. It removes at once the cause
In site of his Gere he cott[cl not 'of alga disease ,macre l ats!y disapponrs. 'fits
p ilrst dose r'eatl` benefits. 7n tent.
drive off the fever. Kitty, the only Watrantoecl at CiiisrierAdrnft stare.
CANNOT EASILY FOOL in The latest antllropuingicltil statistics
MU. W. ti. SIIITif,, UVrroIu Or Trig
TORONTO EVIININCI atI WS, IMRtr
W'1f4T- IIIc WAS. W1tITTl'G \1'.Iax }IR
1oEN'iEI) A 0001) WOUP 101t DR.
AerNI:IV',�I '0414.1ftltIL i, AFAIBID.Y.
Professional mon have been strong
in their recommendation of Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder , as a
remedy for cold it the Bead and
caterrllal troubles, We have al-
ready published in these columns
waren words of endorsement Froin
leading cloe'gyineu and professors in
the educational institutions of the
country. One thing be sure of, that
it is not an easy matter to fool the
newspaper man. Ile sees a good
deal of the inside of life, This feet
gives value to the words of endorse-
talent of Dr, Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder recently penned by Mr. W.
S, Smith, the well-kuown editor of
The Evening News. Sotd at Chish-
olnl's Corner Drug Store,
`You are so enterprising,' said the
mirror to the old maid ; 'always
looking out for new wrinkles.' ---Ex.
Barber --his oil will make your
hair come out. Cautious Man—
Whieh wale?—Syracuse Post.
Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry cures Diarnccoa, • Dyspentery,
Cramps, Colic, Cholera Marbue, Cholera
Infantum, and all looseness of the
bowels. Never travel without it, Price
35 cents.
Bighead—How would you rather
die, on land or on water?' Col,
Kaintuck.—Wal,- sale, I never tried
land, but I know I'd die mighty
quick on watch, soh. -Truth.
A deacon will pass around the
plate and get more buttons than
dimes, but a highwayman can hold
out a gun and collect everything a
man bas got, which goes to show
that a lean will. give more to save
his life then to save his soul --Peck's
Sun. -
Great Editor—And diel you write
this essay all by yourself? Literary
Aspirant—Yes; it is all my own
work. Great Editor Well, then,
Charles Lamb, I • alt very much
AGENTS t�iT�i--y`rho desire
--
pleased to meet you. Syracuse to earn from
Post.
Drove that en.leen ric.-21 teles daily,
nnonthly and yearly number of.
births exceeds the heaths in the ratio,
.
of three to one,
The Japanese religion demands
that a nnain must worship on the soil
every day. Princes awl rich men
evade this by sprinkling a little dirt
in one corner of the room, sou a
square of cement ivaile for the
Neves°.
sly clear, the weather is tat at for •
you to attend the cheap sale• to -clay,
I must positively- forbid ecu to go
out. You couldn't preveut nee going
if you were the Czar of all the
Missies. Thanks, awfully. To be
the czar of one rusher is enough for
ole. --Detroit Free Press.
If it were not so childish and out-'
of -date I could take a real good cry,
said the woman with the Ettore hair.
What is the matter, dear? I wore'.
my husband's vest down town shop-
ping yesterday by mistake, and
there- were three big cigars socking
out • of the top pocket. I uever
noticed it till I got honkie. --Indiana-
polis Journal. ,
Orange Short Cake.—Peel two
large oranges, slice and remove seeds.
Add one eup of sugar and mash
slightly to start the juice. Make the
cake as follows :. Two cups of flour,
two teaspoonfuls of baking 'powder,
one heaping spoonful unlimited short-
ening; salt if butter is not used.
halt all well through the flour and
add • milk to make it barely hard
enough to roll. The oven should be
just right to bake it in twenty
minutes. Split open, spread with
butter, with oranges between the
layers and on top. There should be
enough orange juice co that it will
need eo other sauce, but if you like,
cover the top layer of orange with
whipped creaalu.
—G. T.11. LL,uuss Cor Turuuto and east
leave Wingham at O. a. m. and 11.20 a.
n1 , viaW. G. ik B ; 0.35 a. in. and 3.25
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
nections by all trains,
vaeru,.-r++:+es�naa.wv�
$15 to 825 weekly. it can'bo done seliiug
our hardy, guaranteed, Canadine grown
Taking the world over, there is an Nursery Stock. Salary or eneim.ssion
average done death and 11 births
per second. Only one-half of all
who are born into the woild live to
the age of seventeen years.
`Do you think that an artist puts
his own feelings into his work?'
asked the young woman.
'To be sure,' was the reply.
'I suppose,' she went on, thought-
fully, 'that's why some of the poor
hungry fellows make their skies look
like scrambled eggs.'
The jury of the corner's inquest at
•Guelph called to enquire into the
death of J. le Jewell, the Toronto
traveller who died suddenly in the
hospital in that city, returned this
verdict : "That deeeased came to his
death through the excessive use of
liquor for a lengthened period induc-
ing disease of certain internal organs.
namely, the brain, heart, stomach
and liver, and through excessive
vomiting and exertion in the day of
his deeease, caused collapse and
heart failure."
From the report of the Postmaster
General some information is gleaned
concerning an interesting branch of'
the public service—the dead letter
office. Altogether 1,036,853 com-
munications came under this head.
By far the greater portion of these
were restored to life, or to their
owners, which, in official language,.
amounts to the sane thing. The
dead letters containing articles of
value numbered 19,383, and of these
18,522 were delivered eventually to
the owners. There were 8,545 dead
letters containing money, amounting
to $16,180, Among the contents of
other dead letters were 556 checks,.
239 drafts, 861 mons orders, 800
protnissoey- notes, 4!) deeds,12 baptis-
mal certificates, i) death certificates,
2 certifieates of Methodist ordination,
2 certificates of the P. P. A., 15 baby
dresses, 10 ea] es, 1 ebaliee, 2 pieces
of ehewing gum, 1 -church garment,
7 dollars, 1 22 false teeth, gl'ass eyes,
223 insurance policies, 2 hotel
licenses, 28 mortgages, 8 pawn
1 rattle-
snaketickets, 9 pills, , 1 plaster, 1 ale
snake rattle,1 box of corn salve, and
1 eofdtr plate.
Sovora Diarrhoeia Corea.
three SIIts,-'1 was in a very lone
. eon-
dilotwith lle r rh0en w h
en Dr. 1
owl r
,s
Retract of Wild Strawberry was given
me. One bottle cured me, and 1-catenot
praise it tco highly.
ISAAC TAsrr. u, Rothsay, 'Ont
paid weekly. Exclusive territory. Hand-
some outfit free. Write us at once for
terms.
E. 0. GRAHAM, i• a seryuian,
Toronto, Ont.
ook'sCottoIllioot
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an ofd
physician. Sucoesaj'ufiy used
monthly by thousands of
.Ladies. Is the only perfectly
safe and reliable medicine dis-
covered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in place of this. Ask for
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound, take no substt-
tute, or inclose 51 and 0 cents in postage in letter
azd we wilisend, sealed, by return mail. Fulisealed
particulars in plain envelope, to ladies only, 'h
stamps. Address The Cook Company,
Windsor, Ort., Canada,
Sohl in Wingham by 0. E. triliiamt, urunrist.
Ask your Druggist .for
Murray
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.ant an s
FLORIDA WATER
A nAINT'ir F'LORAI., FrXTr3ACT
Por Handkerchief, Toilet acid Bath.
ror Twenty-five Years
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wmanan, •ONTARiei
' B. T0WLER, 01,D,0,M.,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
--Coroner for County of Huron—
Otfice ttp•stairs, next to Mr Morton's odice, Wing -
ham, Ont.'
Orrlea If peas• --0 to 12 a, m„ 1 to 6 p. m. or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
T r. RE1l((iYkty. M. D. M. C P.S. 0.
Grid Medalist of Successor
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Surgeon in London General hospital, Plumb./ atten
tion paid to diseases of women and ohildren,
Otiicc—iforworly occupied byDr. ,tleldrum,Corney
of Centre and Paurk, streets.
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monist - ONT
DR, J. McASII,
al. B. Toronto, ldember College Physicians and
Surgeons, Ontario.
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ONTAa1O.
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private and Company, funds to loan at lowest rate
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, tow
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Block WoronAnr
d. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, cite.,
Winghan+, Out.
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Barrister 'Etc.
SOLICITOR TO
BAN$ OP ILIJIILTON. mo8a7 TO
LOAN;.
Office—Meyer Bieck, Wingham.
`�E'�TIST1tY.-- J. S. JEieu3
' iL, I,. D. S.,tv1N4BAa,
147.."2.1,N is ruarersturang llrst•ciasa sets of
teeth as oheap as they can be enai3o.
iu the Dominion, Tenth extracted
absolutely witnont pain, by ha not'
process,
OP.PICguaranteed Ihe NS av ray Block o f
Brunswick house, 1 posits
ARTHUR J.IRWIN, D. D. J,, L. D. S,,
Boater of Dental Surgery of the 'Pennsylvania
Dental College.
OFFICE, MACDONALD'S is LOCK.
T'clIN RITCHIE,
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GENERAL fNStIitANCE AGENT
tt'1N4nAH,
ONTARIO
wig oir tm,
LIOENSBD - AUCTIONSSIt FOR TETE COtIN',rr,
OP HURON,
Sales Attended an any part of the Co, Charge*
Moderato.
JOHN CURrttH, Wreensis, ONT.,
T./CUSSED AU01IONEER L•Olt lino 00t1Nri811
HURON AND I3RUOE.
All orders left at the TSARS office promptly attend
ed to, Terms reasonable,
1aMUS tEhi�E1escN,
eLiiatcsaa- Au0Tronira Pon CoONTtan Humus Ai)
BRuos,
Alt sales attended to promptly and on the Steotlests
Notice.
Allanecessaryorato and arrangements actin canG be made at nth
Toms' office
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