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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-12-13, Page 21 1 'There'sYelots of t in am lane, Lienar 1 Here, said the young lady, `I'll II never ve village. 1 made no explanatetter help you with your a , ' e ' 1se said; e have actin better ly I: hold up my skirt; but for once I ego to the hotel Mrs. icer'. I m to saws:' i set dile tables d never thought about it no more than r(7 p er S Hated and r ions. , knew me when and wraps, wrote to him that she wouldshe 1 k possession under not line rhes same roof f 0 with a r • , r n, sera I� s' � n vitlaorat glrl, said Sara.. t I 'Ian p' cried Mit. Decker, flushing thetas room to her ears. 'Did, she write that ?' b a old home, `Yes: So lie sept me—my .Jaek t myself' up sent me to see—' St she told ghat a wit ed old ereature 1 bi e while at have. been! W , You are the d • Barest endedit' Ii I evern for g knew w� o 'And Jack may martme?' • a USsi Sara, laughingY Y asked fe and crying together, 'You—well, let uS be Happy 1' ad some 1 The old lady took the gill in her et •some. Iarms and kissed liar ; end so Jack night, for j arriving at this opportune moment atm., and found them to his great content. !Hiles of And, of course, the story ended r, always with a tivecidinb, as love stories. not have should, A.4.`i§.4•#.,t'ECliMEE14: t 1SFfi 14� 5, now,' Said Sara. 'I auk twenty years old and I iuu still iu the sante place; but a great troub1c has condo: upon me. I engaged to a young man whim I Iove dearly,' 'That , its isn't � , trouble,' Lila Ie cried , d Ch 0 old d la , d. IS. .e Y it dear `Ala, yes, it bas turned to trouble, replied Sara.. 'Ms mother has written zt e I1 t o him, She is very* angry be eau e s.T have ao, been $ n a Servant. She is ashalncd, She has quarreled with him.' 'The nasty, disagreeable. old thing, and you so nice,' said the old lady. 'A. perfect Iady, looks and manners and all, and so noble.' 'I have only; done whatcould,' I said Sara, `B4t I have tried to keep the manners aizd habits of a ratted woman, I have `read and i n d improved My mind when I was able, and I will never marry my betrothed husband unless his smother approves.' `If she can see,you she must be =y u and not approve made of something be- sides flesh and blood,' said Mrs. Decker, `She did not k slowly She Blamed the fount Annabel; called a tic wife, over the banister, a the front door close, Yes, I S mamma, train a • k A 1' e , zd p a ish voice, and Annabel (T framed herself in the darkness. of the staircase. Was that MI « Toplif, . It WAS, A mamma: tin Pon, 11811 THE Otalir O A.TO 18,6 h shooman's B she head's sweat .I, . COOTRY lEANTLD1,21 t zlgeria ANI, YaXtatiae a rlri ,lrssr o,' :rine f. 1, WEEKLIES': /AGRIC1LTUP4p.L Do you know it is twenty minutes cold, tones " vr;voa'I';n 2'0 the in the I lanai*m Crops and Preeesses, Horticulture and Frztit, Cxrowin Stock and Dairying* the i 0 O i u While t1 Y do I it also htaluslcs all ,lrG•o'' trepartr„ants Kum( rurerest, $0011 us N,rt Poultry Xarq tmtemo• logy,. Bee Rennin) cc the 1 and Rraporv, Mr, Toplif �;� terhr re kuplics, Fara, cc, stir n ' rtsfiila resell„ s curl Are, after eleven ? cane. in fr em the wrappered fig upper .hall Mamma, we hadn't th idea it wee i:o. iatte, said lady earnestly. You see, she continued, has been felting me about Japan, .go said ever;'bo. know about the war, and 1 interesting we never the late it was getting, Do y mamma, added the sweet she reached the landing the they— Did Mr. Toplif draw a China,.on your face, Annabe c Mr,. �e ria to s I 1 try= Why, mamma? said the daughter n startled tones. The young girl rushed to a mirror nd saw with horror-stricken glance hat the left side of her face; was reeked with ink, Heaven and earth, she sercamed, s fountain pen must have - leaked to his 'waist•coat,pocket! and with shriek of horror the beautiful girl 11 fainting to the floor, - slightest I1Yo St r. Yn fa. C!nkna and of the er e, Annecstln l'.connn,r nus a were, N sof the H'epk, its 1 r po. dry d .ought tYi usutully aou,ploto. and h,trai., attentlontle pakI to ora proMM,eets of the esti , , ns u,rotrtn • Ji p,rai'l to tt it was 13p :of the n,os inepnrtnntofalt nes l J u toll ,e'4'; e thou ht how and when to A,:rl, it 1s Iliararll'� liluatrate to a t 3. g emetn;ns nrnro ruarlina uu,ttar tit ted,: an oil know' subserlptlen Prfe,, is 2 Go ,oc orer borate. x e. SPooaal Reduction in our k 1'*• Ar, bit iso o#ter a girl, as CL10i3 RATES t in China�9'�111 ]if�:tti:; six TWO Sunecnxrrzo»g, in elle remittance l ` map of 4I Tr 14 ,1 41 x 1 ad o d ter Ton all rnwn4n setuiSubscribers he paper weekly, p?r in our reoetl't of the remittance, tdiarrfrom without charge.ma—1st itt0e arsozbtx:x Cortes rhino,. Address LUTHER TUOijj le SOY, Publishers, Albany, N. Y, • ar lett sow � know tins b his����. i g gid heacl and made Iatric iI•belteve my .mother would have A PREJUDICE _notion with her listened, I recovered in time but for the terrible Be �ialLxr KYLE, btt;>;as, :collee was ge is in than ec1 help where the blow that befell us. in, the course of ' three years. YeIlov fever broke out upon a vessel in our harbor,' The captain; a friend'"of ours, was taken i11. My father attended hint.. alas! it was at the cost: of his own precious life. One day 111 sent us wrd that he would not be able to return that night. Two day . passed, then they brought us the to rible news that he was dead! 1 e h a �s sent this to nay mother's i IS message We will meet in heaven, darling.' All she answered was: `God grant it ; and I think ' 1 t�' , will I irqY b+' AND 'PIs? ; Y{7 Plx'i' + S? x �_ ._ s IiIQ Y " Su it ata, sold the, old lady; 'I for, r ' , id the Amts there roved a pirate a rain oot. lc,olc for it tlkoz Meting told me always p!'etGl. Ikrakits, know to one,' said tido In bis veeeei out at sea, ' said lady, Il zzioe folks when I And lie record a ship l ,a linllf) ttlral ' bat it does seem See 'Ana. '} Mrs, Decker Stored with gold ittul ivory,n , place!, Get it out, eI , Aunt dear.' Hannah Decl�el4, folks call me some - dear.' he could but overtake it ,nil lrt, who knew the time; and Jack he is goings1 Bra it rt:aolJed elle pore, and make it ltitndkj theeigi was 1pocket donzinie dowel to the in • t with Yield Io Mni iia treasury, anG le object tor . the white steeple, e I'r t lk proper a fat i la av It m 11 ! • a C settee!), r pP n S , y 1V n eta cit � • id b was a6 being 1Fe • kp t n mc adro g eer pro- p nice C p rite1 e Cefel' ,s d thefolks 0 B"I yo seaman, hoist the canvas, with, article in iiuestion forth- I'M too talkative any one to visit, only Aug the heavy anchor weigh," 1 .- ll.ative as you know,' Sea alio weasel Neagh Gtto waters, I Never saw Such at nice g 'People usually call me Sara,, i•lr1 t.r t.,tw tl thesaid ,.r said hi I , d 1'Will 1 d th , t e . Lova, he os tide spray, e olcl lady, I wish I hada 1 t girl's You Bow' it beeves t,.v von lr 11 (dear,' the id 1 oosJ t Wa ve n ire p i like Y l e ayes, St Now you, La ve , F `1 the lir .7 1 odr gentle, gilding uaotien, Iliad two sons,' She pattse(l. a '1 'come ,' and take your things oft' , Now it rushee au its way. oughtn't to say had,' p I c' bike e, war horse to the free. Yes, replied the girl, `I will come 'They're M t' andagoo ala bpd men, in, for I want to tell you something.. "V4'ho is he that made the proverb," heti/ of 'ern,;' g , You have your troubles, I have mine'. Quuth the de un,tless rover free, and o , 41 1%40 and tide they wait for nc matt,' • "slutuur.lif augitter is your dalaJ;fiter an I love u' look so much Ilio, some and tide shall wait for trio." i y e e dearly t. at I feel a -me one ' to I f you While a h And tithe a u o ship stall l onward oe :ue." your son to your sou till. he gets st would be able to alp me,' Invent wave to foam was crushing, wife.," `W11 if I c �1nd the pirate 'e r 1 Y rr ani rwill,' @sir ha \w• , a knows, N t, a with glee, 'That's s a verse nig said the ole lady' , I T'hlsr Ilia vessut"g streugch to ben. � quote rind not. 'a ' � knaL. used to(.'ollae up ,Into Inv v.I tri quoting it, to my bedroom, The help can get tea, and When the ship the cape had rounded, I soi oaai' • a ! nobody can hega� .0 Ohara they saw, wiled out from allots 'A woman that does not behave The two women u there.' Was erre price Abet they had welt aYe non went a y d sought for, , e t to her itis a d'• together after upstairs Bow tee captain nursed and sworn, (Le--' began then mother cannot " a nils. The neat old. Near the wealth for which he hankered,, a girl, but checkedfashioned room wa z'wp great wurs,tijps lay there anohoredI herself. s odorous. of rose ;L' ley must Tacitly sail thein book, leaves and lavender, and elle big lnnie Selina, that William mar. I chintz armchairs invited the }Peal• Ere the foe was ou the track. , lied is real good, too,' said the old upon their cash to repose Then the vessel turned about, hidy. ,�, 'She asks meta tea and sends Divested of their hats An 1 ,Itst. Hud }faster flew, e ,erythiasg she has that's nice— , ice oft Decker and Sara too Like lr t cbat X tutit's a:tot lair, i , , his\iro 1 " ta, same, them, Ie. Waal a paoklef hour !mine, He's bels, not 'and Sara barna tris pursue, ne, now. But h wouldn't mind prefarce: bega While theolouas their forces mustered,111titlirtni; it's Tack that grieves `This I And the winds fp fury blustered, !jack was my- youngest, Ip e —likeoohs lE;o my Ino And silent worked the crew, b The apple her ro } While the air still d of my eve andhe'si'Ari kn to enact grew, i J , been to college How often have 1 curled, Then appeared the yellow gloom, lane "e11`�' to be a dolnln© right in just And the breeze, the chill, the bush, i where 1 liyo; aljnd I calculated to be a such a sewing while Tiler, the lightning happy, rxre stories, sewing all th 1 pierced gp and S the clouds, PJ ,felto proud to think he some pretty garment int And the wind began to rush, P had a call to Tiukertown, and now my wear. ')'My father• ca Loud and louder roil'd the thunder, I he has written to say that he is goingdinner tune, , if h inti at While the sky was rent'stsundor> Afterward, if possible, . And the rain began to pour ! to bring a wife with him. I'mgotng: we took a }walk or went to so ' Barrier, quicker, more and more. :away. I'm "in to concert I deuce's.' gsister Pru- or my it mother re Stitt the vessel kept its course, interesting boo15 aloud ; b Stift onward, onward sped, Here the old lady applied her times we were alone all /handkerchief to her eyes in earnest.. my father was a'vill And the sails were stretched their utmost On the tall masts overhears. 'And it was all o lovely,his village do c Quick and quic,ket fast and taster, old parlor -car �' and ` ge practice extended ever Till at last ; 0 fell' disaster! p pe fitted the parsonage country. We were, howevA See, tine ship has struck st tock, dining •room' an' 1 we were going to happy, though we could Ane, is sinking withsthe shocks get a new one fo- the parlor, and been very well oil • the congregatio all congratulated I remember so I• Naught to save the wretched Drew,well the day on which my little barb Miles too far from friendly banit, rineOh, it is readful, it is dread- sister. was ?' Crying,, howlrn Y, "full' born. She was a beautr- Curarng, J screaming, yelling, ful little ereature, and I love shrieking, down they sank. 'But why not stayand see if dearly;d her Ceased the storm its noisy riot, don't like you but my;; mother was new And a voice from its thecolletike the ne wife,'quite as afterwards. I knew Spoke in solemn, awful tone, young Iady. said the T strong "Time and tide they wait for none," t `I never shall,' id the old one. nay father was . :anxious about her.. I was twelve years old and old —�y w. I', Shipman.. IV ever. She's a vulgar, n enough to- is Ignorant, ugly servant girl.' sign and bythe y askdweaves, The young bn I but questions he asked; ;lady. 'Ile say own, said the old site is perfect end mbut I know the eat red-faced thing, nose and impudent that stick out and ced up so she can't I wouldn't have one itcIlen ; and she'll , d. a r best at p of No, think Y you toof nk anyway ; real offer it, ; my Jack dead to rias, and never pretty. And I am :see him any more than stay to quer- tired. 'Tisn't so much tired either . ' rel I've got something on nay mind,' ; 'It is very hard She 'took the ehair, and the girl! Young lady. • for yon,' said the walked away. }Iowever, the old plaeeaI think 1 � I were an that your o! r lady somehow impressed herself on son, 1 *ill go backntosservice;e say" t0 your Icer mind. Wbat there was in her t not bre'alt our *tiler's T will face that reminded her of some one I But if ' Would, wheart.'y- she knew, she a uld not say, but it! Jack,' said h�e old would, �'Iay there'sna existed.. ShortI she returned to the= man is set on a gill, hes wretch cabin ,with a glass in her hand andhe� When a g , ea 'e offered it to the old lady. don't get her --and T don't Gare `Why, thank you; but what is it wohork sis ciono, to heaven now, My dear p' sn.;r; She bemoaned herself again the girt Ieft her once more andpacedthe deck a long. while. This time she' 'Do take this chair,' said a young lovclyand goo lady, rising from the only rocker t sort she is. A which the steamer Sticklebat afford- 1, with a turned u; ed. 'Iain quite rested and want to : eyes, and teed' walk about.' red hair and 1 The old lady to whom she spoke; breathe. Why looked at her curiously. l ously. of thein in my `Well, if you are rested,' said she : ride over my h 'it's re 1 ' e occupant of the rocker, looking up. 'It's only lemonade' said the girl. '1 always have lemons with me whe I be soon. 'That day she took to her bed and sank rapidly. . We were soon orphans and alone in the world,'I was fifteen ; and ;nny little sister was not quite three years old. The house was only a hired ,, one. The s the furniture Nought very money. I was not old enou know what to dd and 1 bear neighbors wonder g what would come of us. .Had l been older my education taished, 1 nal drat et--Iemans` a sugar I own formta to have a cause of her t indeed, have tau ht in a scho a grass; sznd,ie and at little trouble, but the sea breezegone out as gov tress Is u ,but 1 to andei got.'ausually blew it away if it were really so, or f mere girl. And .ethers was lI `Thank you, I never saw any- evert it may he canned her grief; what- Lily. We boarded with a w body with succi' pretty>,. to God, in one of who had washed for us,'until said the old Isu ri manners, these wordless' prayers, ',which all [quarters dollar had been changed 1 y, taking the glass Who believe in ;Mina must utter atquarters a She sipped the lemonade with a Iittla t' ' and on that div gesture of appreciation. `.Mixed so good, too; neither too sour nor to .ix Signifies Departure With the departure •of another year when a review is nutty) of the oondition of affairs, it is only, right that some thought be given to he physical body which enables everyue to battle with lifethe ps rofittem and or loss on thero c*trialr emselves balance sheet, Though. the bank account may be large and each one's material gain be if it suddenly dawns upon mariyreat, it wciu/d not be th surprising Door( health has been greatly impoverished by the low condition. Of the blood, It is in this.. state that tips biotic:lcid in the vital fluid attacks ;the tlbronstissnos, pnrtinularly .the joints, making known. the local tnanifestatichis of rheumatism. Thousands of people have found in Idooci's Sarsaparilla the great blood' 7Jurifier, a positive and permanent cure for rheumatism. Canada's Forest Wealth. A Timely Warning. What would you, think of who would take some worthl painting and attempt to sell Rembrandt? But that is p what some men are doing i .fields. They make up some a mixture and put it on the as a preparation of cod liver 0 there is not a particle of present. J?or twerity years Emulsion of cod liver oil wi hypophosphites of lune and sod been in extensive use, So far know, not a' gle claim. has made that it isnotjust what represented to be. When you this preparation you know yo getting the best cod liver oil, sitied or 'digested, and also hypophosphites. a mala. ass odd it asa recisely n other hind of market fl when the oil SCott'S th the a bas as we been' it is talc's u are emul- 6 nt. thejamazazoltszmummumanur sona�`''''''r�''�{j Valuable treatise and two bottles any Sufferer. (Aire Sspress and Post Ofli'o,no went $roe to SL OCVTI-CJ(E}tIC.ti 1. CO.. ltd., Toronto•zmow address, x, a 4KtL �{��,P� SCOTT A `}� et i�t� jjAY]� Josephine Street • • Wf'=ghanl, ant J. A. IietsTrlp; • mount Forest. J. W. Seer; Deposits Received and Interest allowed. Money Advanced to Partners and Business Alen, On long or short time, on endorsed notes or collateral security. Sate notes bought at a fait valuation. 'oney remitted to all parts, of Canada at reasonable charges, Special Attention Given to Col - looting Accounts and ].N otes. Agents in Canaris,-..•I e h rlorcrzrtnte' amok of danaea Gees Hours—Froth n e. Ill, to 6 i,, n. A. L. SMITH, • eser It deale better told . illust Pat Canada has, it a§erns, vast areas of hadjra forest eSt wealth l 11 e• t Bali, of the Y unexplored, Dr,, Einer Geological Survey,' who wands has just returned kora his summer's work .CPC el p in dile far north; reports hay- door in ing discovered a large rivee,'not laid for hal down in the maps, which flows into James Bay. IIe informs us that its Just and in banks are very heavily wooded with the sh pine, spruce, tamarack, balsam and Rego white birch. Ti''e forest said Pa Whe put it u eight's. going o shopkeeil demand Didn' the pric shillings you the Half Price, is very difficult even'f t' in cheap clothing to get • of Pat,'as the following s by a London journal, rates; • was. a witty Irishman, st arrived in London from ald Isle. He was aimle ring about the town, when ved a suit of clothes at a s '.-scribed; This Superior f -priors, So .in Pat wal quires the price. sixteen shillings, sir, reps oilman. I'ra, that's shape enoug t. I'll take it, • n the parcel was tied up nder his` arm, and layl laillings on the ' counter, tat at the door, when t per intercepted • hind, a ed another eight shillin- t you say;', you spalpeen, th e of the' suit was sixtee and sure haven't I give half of it? .And by. tj�is and by that, I won't give op my bargain! I A scuffle then ensued, and Pat was taken to the polio.” court, where he pleaded bis causes so ably that the .magistrate dismissed the complaint, and advised the tailor never again to ticket his goods with half-price 1- . Ilarpel s Round Fable. Sorghtiout Symptosis or a. the tory, ell whoh 0 the say he hop suit ked led h! be ng was he nd shilling nds along the' whole i ng th of the river, ale of several hundred voiles. The xe of little the lumberman 'alas never abeen gh to 'heard in those solitdes; nor has fire,, d our which works such 1 mein the forest, be- wrought any destruction The river and is larger than the Ottawa:, and has gait, numerous falls and rapids, furnishing 01 or splendid Water pori'er. The Crown as a Lands Department at 'tale Oman the nto however,. that they kner,�rrthe c elver and territory adjoining, which was explored last teat; by Mr, Henry. O'Sullivan, actino' Superintendent of surveys, though the report 'has not be • en published. T e rivet• is known zmes, I Mrs. Sullivans customers stoppedone of Sullivan's in Later, stye returned to the 1d I er carriage r, to enquire if site Tzna , u l Iady. The haat was fast nearing waitress,anyone av J Sullivan say sweet, nor anYnthing: Most folks' the sack,. and,~ the old+who desired a place as land it has two gra • lemonade isn't worth tasting.' lady I heard, and taking my� Waswanapi and 'I am glad you like it,' said the getting her batistes together, was l self. a Th in both hands, offered ion - v'iI'1; .She sat down I I stop at'1'i kfarm,' e lady's y G n at the old lad 'sywere esaid she.1 'I will tryY answer was:, feet, can a hale hassock as she spoke, .I wish , you going live near recommendation.' oyou n on Mrs.Sullivan's fns began little puri ack, some poke,ttle (me. I d like to have you call. 1 seeds clan ''to thesuppose you've a 'Hee air' was heti g flounce of the gabbling old woman enough ofd. I her cold haughty, her man - black that there tress at couldn't Y but I telt that ]must keep I p n sure my little sister a home. in- seeds lI'a>Svest they . -..call this tie, her trouble to herself, but # to the house. It was on v�ent here I Game sive ' you've done me good. inhere do . e occupied `Yes,' said •: the saki Id lady. You land p,; by a family who knew nothing of I the It' 1 d been aI savage. I've got, double, I can tell you. I've got to break up my 1 home and go and board with my sister T'rue's family. I shan't like it, ,but it is better than ' • I other alternative. Oh, dear, •t: a world th;, is 1' And the ! Y. PM ;roped wildly- over the len breadth of ler skirt for grrxr puska : Lott be under the a perfect stranger; 1 iglu be more er helzid of anyone I felt to be rt p ti, book` anJ't'13ain in th y sly pi 1 left fn vs ,a servant est r for r ,t proper' ger and I' hope Lily rva thy pillow i" "Oho well, your fewd Pfemale.put f I hams' ,iU;''.maa r :.1. ' you kI jri'i . isgrateful.' J der i}nlr3 honest, : ' r! goThat's i If ever there was a la4 with '.City le at a plain , i] t sltey What S ttud n 10 p pl&in ostr ding sf b txily j e ! -- sSle ll toric it light rile trim If you W& t tau ,� 9 y relrJ•Cdy' , es, 1 know ,Ilei',oJ swept, Very soon the lady found I Captain Spicer's widow,' said the; old, d , tiv''I handy.' lady; 'but naw; dear,. can't you just fleekerould think so,' cried Mrs. take tea with hie? I'm all alone and ! 'And I tried,' said afterward Tort shall drive you to down my pride, Sara, 'to par the hotel, there's my light waggon • work is, aro r After all house; and the man lam now i shames I said r ,as the Nottatrvay, t brariehies�-the the FteRiscan. here is an immense traet of splen- did agrictiltural land in the region, and Bankston ping. lion. M'. Flynn, Conyinissioner of Crown Lands, has! taken II OS Se5 p Si01. ' I of the territory on h at n. n Are to Molt an Burdock 13 di sea ase s ire e aif of the Province of Quebec._. A n tore wft Canada Lumberman, sores or ale cation of B neoeseasy, cloths* is urs, abscesses, Sorra eyes, erup• d obstinate skin diseases. food Bitters puree all blood to a coalmen pimple to the along sore. Xn all cases of this ere the skill le broken and ere exist, the outwalyd applis $• B., diltitetl with water if dna plied 0n Soft linon recunded to insure a perfect curer. ' 4. dentemporart y .says that When a .merchant ties tip a parcel he gives it a weigh. And , when , he sells on credit a parcel of goods to a dead beat he gives it away. Belief in sit hours, _ strs+esnig Rid. neyand Bladder iseae(t relieved in. six 'lot[t's "Gr• t Smith Atnerioan Bid h9 >, ' his rent temerity is a great ells t to physicians an act - Iced Iced tg promptness in reliev- e bl der, kidneys, hank and the ti Inary i a,aeages in male t re ewer) retention of water assist' it alszsotlt iimaediately..' lark enol' *d aura that is.. Sol at Oinizdlt�tlail't drug • Lunge Closed tin. . Gm/Vie—In the a sail y part of he winter (aught a be cold, followed tby it severe tough, 1 oaid not sleep IIsirl' y lunge Seemed ti osed up. 1 eouId walk only a few yard without stepping to get breath. I sent or.Mill:eines Cod Liver Oil Eniuleioa ins before 1 finished thethird bot a ttie weigh wa gone—I could breathe. reely and felt like a new Mats. 1 ativise ` 11 safrerere froth. Coughs., cords or oath a, to give your old The girl 1 w tins for the sake of .little Lily.' Ido Emulsion Jorn Iatt 0,,.I/It,t, by the g lied at iter with a . 'Anel you were noble' saidTenn Ce i Cure." r softie- ' �, _+ 'I'm p J Airs. �'.�pe Hants Cir>y xV`. S. ' nOn�IYt DF 1 l7d fl length curious little ensile. 'Well,' said she, Decker ,rants of you. Why .I rt � shall be la, to go, blit you know never R is e oar eti • fg0 PLASTER ® °tI° hwo P lren sdcrhat ohf runnnrndSpnaclavanertyynosmaoh,tpuna at1�rI'el.rieu,t5 s,T$ihnbvLonu.ednoawlothxuiolclasteer,ionJa d aesorat CUM ® ottnutcavealtn stioston and flnIJn ern,yraso —J.B.ga.veal,noatfastantandp°rl).tj. reJJer. e. —J Jl Moo bI.A.. irushtpgMn. ]).U. It Cures Sciatica, Lumbago, aye;,_; ralgla. Paine in flank or Side, or O any Illneoutar rains. e Price Davis & Latt*eenae 2,5o. i Sole P oo•, Dia Proprietors, R AI„ roprretors MONT ,t ' wr Tal rway glch in the lung.healitigvirtues orate Moe omnbined with the soothing and expectorant properties of other pectoral herbs and batics. PEREOr PON COUGHS A NO °OLDS Croppanctall THROAT, BRONCHIAL and LUNG DISEASES. Obstinate Coughe'which resist other remedies yield prompt4, to this otf ° , 1M t {c0XLI1C'I'i:n DV' TUX WiJlJJABt of 88.1 'Ieo' Owl rrlirf Remo an4.1'atir•s ti' o callthe a t F Ont r i o f to mothers ur as6o the thenmWoman's svanon Unioeis the hirdblon,layael at three o'clock .harp, fur one hum, nt 11r residence, Patrick street, All 11411a$, ro,,, aq�»a, s the 5d,trir !m s k o da given e n uh.Y P nirco. eaoaroorA,1e t friends the items of Interest an ail nun* guti;Is to any of OUJ' nIUIubdt',,, 'Wouldn't U•ao Pelee Rey, The notion that alcohol nn good because for an instant it to do - gUod, was well answered physician's response to a man was too much given to the plea Odle table, The Ivan had sa y th doctor : hat do you think of the liifla o Ieohol on the digestion, 'doe " think its influence is bad,' the physician. "But a little whiskey taken before a meal is the only key will open my appetite, doctor, ,T do" , don't believe e e in with false keys," answeredopening the tor. This response was partienlall plicable, for . a falsely stimu a ti on. One is (very hopeful (emu]lude to temperance reform • is in the that thirty -nitro out of the forty States have made scientific ten anee education mandatory in public sehools.--New York El It's the Sure Ea& As my husband was riding cars one day, he had bis Bible him and sat in his seat reading a young man who occupied near looked up and made soul lark which opened a convers: noticed the young man ke; nds in one position and won( as to what might be the cause. .,soon the young raan said, "Die Awhat got these things on me. " enough, he was handcuffed to arra ot' the ear seat, and an( glance easily detected the off% charge ef the priSoner. And followed the sad story,. how he taken but one glass too muck bad never thought to injure arn in all his life, bat his brain crazed, and the crime commit and now he was taking thiejon into tbe eity, thence to the g ison on the hill to spend two y ind stone walls and iron b be far away now fro s life will be made "bitter el bondage." thonght as my husband rel sad incident of his past life, was brought up, dearly loved is parents, and of the time whet ever could think of such a thin etting deunk ;" but a little do rd step at a time took him far grther front his real manta ntil under the awful influen t e terrible drink the deed was d which costs hint two years of f om. But will t WO yea,rs atone he past ? Or a whole lifetime the set into forgetfalness? No 1 blighted life and a leen lost s nless he gets to the cle`ansing b JeS115 Christ. And think of 11 from the first glass of liquor ! . Then I thought of my brot d my own little boy, and efighbours, bright manly 1 Wful temptations, will they he number to fall into this snat he enemy And again I cry. 1 d, "Hasten the day when the the Lord shall be fulfilled." "A ke, ye drunkards, and w owl all ye drinkers of se Of the new wine; for ff front your mouth." "ror a nation is come up upon landt,prong, and without num 'Mimi teeth are the teeth of the I and he bath tho cheek teeth great lion." Surely God m legal prohibition, Who Feeding Value ot Pot t A. large proportion of this y tato crop will have to be dis other ways than for cull 'poses. Fortunately, almost e s a market of its own, winter feeding value of ilky fodder °reps is dent on a supply of turnip , vegetables. The ave tity of water in a Swede is cent.; of carbohydrates, of albuminoids, 1.4 per C . of earbohydrates„ 2;2 The modern stand- ard Family Medi. eine: Cures the common every -day ills of humanit3r.,