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x Tine ite : set •n1Mh twee
tl Hone alts! .\;piise thaw/set
the ut*eut{u,l, of the watkere M4 enters
E., that the Woman's (initis, :romper.
on maote the third Moeda.? ,utery month
oNovk ,harp, for ono howa;,.i t ill re tiehire
I':atrfok street. All Iwtiokt.are male wet.
a> door has kindly gives nw ipart .et hide
or,our work, we ask faunas! ,nf,the coined*
lower interest ea all moral eittsetlees of•the
wle of out munition.
::•ivo settee tl ieriet t ,
J'JORN ROSINSON, NEW MIRK.
[JJ1Araaseltbe falling colors htidh
(T sirsuot•our cause le blasteda):
Aa Nalstrtllelitl in days gone dn,,v.,
tea"!!.wail theca to the friaagrtlead.
I 0411d'a
natvwl,h'ive bje ttldii"e%tell a own • h
Flo terneti's Crown shalt force Its •dolv�q,,' p
Tb[�tilfw•oft sod oft repeated.
1,
0 i !odltied Home and Nadiele 1J�lanae':
1y'e►rne,)ilitttited now foreverr;;
homeless ton witch would raise a•hatltt,
Ththtt,wotild our vow dissever.
oties,star.bee Ins brightly as we 1014%4'
Darr od•.ie our defender; t1
e'1I wake�the echoes till they ming,
Dirliil n,t;•'?'' +I'o Surrender•," -g
Poor Boys Wino Succeeded,.
1 Robert rt J, I3urdettle Owe' so rn
'instances of great men who we
Ipoor boys that it tweed almost s
us if poor boys have at monopoly
t suecees, }Ie says
The pour loan takes 711'1
chances without wanting to ]lava o
given .hila, If you give him et
more chrinee•1 thatr he Lakes, he w
Fenn own ever `tlhltig, an 1''U th
Texas man ottt of the cc•r.t}ntrv,
!hes crowded the ricks out, Bat to
the poor man the well would hay
east anchor six thotietti rcl ;y'ee.rs 21g
and be covered with moss en
lichens to -day, like x (Jolted Stat
tean•of=wr►r, Edgar Milan Poe •w
She son of a strolling platyert Georg
E l:NQE M TIRES, �`.)M y , 1h,
Colon for I [o..se and Same
some years ago, of making bands of
arty ; &More Country Getltteman-•-1t is color around a ,!mens Wise, midway
err. ; often gads that the color of a build. in the structure. It was a novelty'
Ochs ting is purely a platter of prefevtrnce, that did not wear Jong,* It was bad;
on or taste, This is not true; it is :a taste.
matter of color harmony, of color, art Croups of buildings should be of
r
ti
chances seience. Taste plight. indicate nne•cotor scheme ---shut is, the effect
ne .blue body color and vermillion trite- should be ilarronloila,
oil thing`s, but taste: in this case would dwelling- 2# the
111 err most grevioueJy, for red and blue white, het lbarn,Cbeing lin t rel Orem
e are incompatible colors. having nlllst 11f: Ithore subdihed. In calor than.
He i nothing in common ;., even fresco the tree Surrounded house. If the
r r painting they would require to be house is in causer subdued coloring,
e seperted by block or white, The they the barn lusty ill; in iron•oxide
Iwo laws that govern color harmony are brown.
d fixed and immutable as time. � A recent writer . `,
State in patinting house or barn, 'we calor corntrnation asads Ines such r
as must take into a s citrine;� myrtle
account natural en- and terra cotta, ' flaxaamber brown iif
e vinonnhent. Surrounded by trees and blue -gray for barns.; and,'
11 an t'shrubbery, the building should though
he
e r be painted in light colors, as these ' "typal ofswhat that
atey be eenoon our
1 afford the best contrast with the best barns,'" 1 •ean scarcelybelieve.
setting of trees, &e,, and look better that ',aortal man ever saw he like,
at a distance. Where the building at least not on barns. The inferec
stands in the open, more subdued is that the idea has risen from a
cdloripg May be employed. The perusal of some calor•rnaket's' card
reasons for these rules must be oh- Such names as mauve, myrtle oak -j
ious' Pear, &e., are common With paint-!
T;Che buildings are required to makers, but the terms a'�e. arbit • 1
esnstain color relations with the and meaningless in arbitrary
surrounding country, Nicely paint- , any rate, take my advice and do not
ed, they vastly improve the appear- attempt cotaring barn or hothse with
-anee of the landscape, Nothing such fanciful colors. And let me
!could be prettier than a valley dote- l ids° suggest that horizontal. strips or
ed with comfortable houses and', battens should not be aft p
in a
barns, and diversified with bits of; different color from the main dbo .
evoodland and cultivated flelde. 1 This gives a stripped eallico effect
t
But badly colored buildings would i that is very far from being artistic.
mbar the entire prospect. Fancifully !And why should not even
'colored, they would be worse th est Inc
eabody was a boy in at sma
1
Ge'
9 t
g y
Benjamin t
, alnil
Tinter, was the soar Franklin, allow
chandler: John Adams was :the son
of a poor farmer ; Gifford, the, fil•St
editor of • the •"Qu.•treerty Review,"
was a women sailor; Ben Janson,
trace Ben. Jonson , vasal bricklayer
le father of Shakespeare ;couldn't
pelt and couldn't write his own
;name; neither elle you; revren his
:illustrious son couldn't spell it twice
Alike; Robert Burns was A child of
verty, the eldest son of seven
tildren, the family of a poor bank-{
rept; John DliJton was the son of a
rivener. If there's a 'patch on
Iter knee and your elbows are
oast there is some Dope for you, ;
at never again Jet me bear. ;volt
y that the poor Inan has no chance.
ince, a poor lawyer, a poor' doetor,
etipoor• printer, a poor w,orkinginan
-of ;any kind, .has no chance; he
; deserves to have none; but the poor
U r
an n)no t .
nh
alt
zs
e all the
chances n es h
t
ee .�
Iia
esrtte ., --.Rain' ,
sH
Horn.'
ay slst►tll.,we furl our enengtl bailrhtlf
Wifrltfser liner, fail nr falter
he daatasdllasay forbear to deist,
'Vs nomads wear a /taster
toes sestina r•runke • r'har .. 1po
toe! , i,e eJl�asge Ilse 1ti
Weaoile.stoat can't be sundea•ld; 1`
Where tf'a,dtl.,,ottr Captain, leads, we:ga,i'se
Be
t�\t
Hark! fneatrvye,lnnt the snarshai9!host./ lb
1
•ti'
Their•ttitteriu;sweetty sounding d*
rxntxt l liiaerrto Chilitornit>•'s coaslt as
The etteltly.,saurrounding, 'r
List! 'half Itill2v the victor's shout
The eseldtiui,is repeating ;
The anon -wild aput to rout.
And
i6r >l
aper
e9 a t r
s
retreating.
Inserted 4stthefentering wedge,
The logeistytl�ttnkly (leaving ;
Strong aemeettill wield the thuede ing
sledge,
Succese,sarrfeare relieving.
A momentle manse for prayer and rest,
Then qa%atr,assiiiubtnlnl,T flashes '
Gori' will perform ,His own' behest,
And devitvt,cadit be masters.
hey gather elpithe tangled skein,
Acid rwind tau 1h s htgp ®.s sict'nle gather he broken in,
Lake deemed%anri•oaptive fishes.
03ut we will hnsaic•.tied break afra;n,
To ahredti we've vowed to rend it ;
War 'to a folly trim wed shame,
As we can prove to mend it.
e
C �
>trinrnnitge far'ns, ` we say,
To- license stee, rlYe, never!
"tliria i eat igtr, tetrrtrc.itir,u " pray,
41.nd yet kap tempting ever,
''ay. storm the fort: see now refuse
fro pa -Lev to cowietatan •
those done in somber brown, the
fault in this•s latter ease being of a
a •
m
e
at
lye
rather he
r Cha
ll positive sort.
A. dull brown -colored barn does iter
chicken -house, wood -house and 'barn
be painted artistically?
• High buildings look best 12,01h
dark k Ioof, ; ditto massive buildings.
vk unpleasing though a 'Islam.j Low buildings leek best with 11ght-
Tempexanen Incidents..
eoloh tllellcontr i Yncss Lind . l-
1 ,
. ; hence the rule
especially e
or of frame, especial- I
DANG•ERO
ly wl •
Lorin .jcolored roofs I,
{lel . ns no color •c .
durable color, pleasing* and !rest of the structure • but a dark
!roof • ,
miter= BY REV. DIC. CARMAN GEN' The so-called colonial col i
�C0 g is much, Inose desirable sustal l relation with the
Ire gives a very lea
t s a rule, the roof
CHURCH .
OF O\NtDA•
iRdtll srn'T., jIInT»o»IST Cfi CrI
pretty for a farm hoes
pale yellow with white trim' -.-.i
8•abov8 , I
given. A. A SI MIIN I ILLY.
Dolling a recent visit to one of
• villages in Ontario, in converse
un local occurrences, the follow
l aharea tves Were givers lee,- which
take the liberty of penning for
good they nay do. 'Of their' tri
wort •.
1. 471 t
ht
Mess there can be dou
The scene of both is the bar -room
A span lis at the bar drinking,
llotelekeeper is serving hint and th
is.ti`�tt'in ' in the room another iii
our
tion
ing'
li
the
1st-
bt.
the
ere
an
feuar4rasd tli„a b,rewin,t,rttt and still. $031) s�eippauently asleep with drink
,I3;
instant Y ut
Prohibition.
21n '
;land indifferent to all that is passing.
True Reform. The persoa •drinking asks the . hotsl-
lets31 b`attou`averaue, New York city. ' keeper how 'business is going, ”"Oh I
1 fair, fair," saysb
the bat•=tender.
'0,71 �3I`an:e in f .'btTah2d, ''M ,4' says he, "th21 man, sitting,
there payg any rent. even if there
."tA most notable evidence of the were nothing else 'doing." "Pays 1
progress which temper -Awe principles your rent '?".says our sleepy friend
are leaking in Scotland which at who has spent most . of his snbsten
time wee said to be the worsts conn-
{,
ir.
>wa
to
be found 1
d f '
is
Inerrtioned by the 'Scottielli leef`orrrner.'
oIt states that the provosts and chief
magistrates of forty-one towns and
'burghs :adze total abstainers, and t hat
the :r;trief magistrates 'of thirty-nine
towns mad burghs are favorable to
some measure of tetnperanee keform. "
--- Canaul liresbyterlau.
over the bar; `"Pays your rent?"
he
rises -wf,th indignation. "1 wi
do so ne more!" . "Good-bye, sir!
And Sure enough from that day 11
was a reformed ancl• sober man,.
In the second case a young man,
respectable
•
ar
Id well to do, comes in
with some companions to treat. ,A,n
old toper sitting by is eying the
yonng than. When they called fit*
the liquor he also went up to the bar
and filled his glass with water. As
theeyong Inan iir whom he was in- I
t'et'ested raised the glace to his mouth
the aid lean dashed the water in his
face. ' This, of course, fnterrupeed
proceedings and demanded explan-
pbyalezan, in a felr`gth\t article .bear lotions. When all had become calm
enough the . old man said : "I did
that, sir, to save you. i knew your
father and your mother, and 1 • sun
sure they would not wish to see you
here.` I!' you will colue to the door
t I will show you all the acres I once
za before us. Ot fluid things, ono i caned, but most of them Ilave gone
-alines is the tIaid, aiui that is water' r Ili here, 'Chat is • what drink has
beyond which we want ne trace ot•i done for lee, and 1 mu well nigh a
Auld fur plant or 'Menai, and with. j 111111 sd. mall; I pray that yeti do riot
nut which ail. is dearth and death. start on the, ache course," The
et; instead of watering oar flowers,appeal was successful, and it was
we abuts alcohol as the fluid, our said to be the last the young man
gee -ors would be injured or 'ktlled • had to do with the bar. The: con -
if the cloud,i peurud tuartir their fat- .clerics 0t'mon bides wills then° fits'
Ia las in the lorm of alcohol, our down tate da*kirees,.
vt;i•ctation would twiversally perish,
we ti led to , lead aur families of IA T.1 y1 e,
The .738 `4thirtr, .
e it anal luwer arti,hiail3 eat alcohol, r Of 8 slew year, wlren tbtl ivilltar r;eelaran
tit' annual nature; would be a house I of Oluse eamiuo,hteut is urtiv half'
Ot tlis(:Iee, e[idi3r, ;ix
a speedyLune,
still tu.112nv tied that their health beslil,s to
tha,tlaili tletth; if the avail diluted hnsak down, that the Jena exiwsure.
our mauled field with rt.icuhol, our It alt utherrtikeei:s an;it iss•itue,sopis evep
bailie al3ruu[tilluut ;tits vegetable told in hood health, that the follawtnl„ facts
uitatrlal wot'iu, wort; it toiuute or should �t30 retnatubered, net:e/y, that
Iliit;ttty wuuitf ti4tel !urate and Houds Sarstztltills, leads everything in
the
wtl
of
lnedr '
3` situ
perish esenwra-
p
ll Kite, �that
1, it
itit
.l as w
, re i:uuW well, if ptidhedt,$egreatest oureslu the Ivor;
tr'c, tit'peltrl Ott water' ;moue, it tics the lamest stile in the world, steel
ilouti.-hod alid flew. requires the lar; set tfnhldtnta is thea
largest building in the world devoted et- r
,val'e, SSr[reanitl•,lle, leitell at thle elusively to the preparation of the ray.
'�rlt1. v.lrt make tri tHN flrietary medicine. p "„
Y l strong two elusive! Docs nut this tion•
or.,tes leu•! tlrrct,a ,s ,1u fru,u it,attn cls .I. tlotid'rr Sa prove,
isuthe taeditlne teat
s.
tea` ea.
s.
yon,to take?
plastered stone
where surrounded by trees.
Through the trees one may get
>vl2lapses of bits of yellow and
white that are pleasing. The thing
is to get the right shade of yellow;
canary yellow isthe shade, obtained
by ti
ntl
n
white wvith yellow ochre
--not chrome yellow. A pale,
whitish -yellow is right. The ;trim
should be as white as possible. The
blinds green, and the shutters and
doors white. If the roof is shingled,
staiu it adult red or brown.
In the ab'senee of a knowledge of;
color, a good color perception is use-
ful ' but few possess this- gift.3
Hence a few g
NEGLECT Off
What is
Castaria la Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infanta
and Children1 It contains 'either Opium, Morphine hoar
ether Ilar�eotic substance, it is a i'artaless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Casstorr
it is PittAsaut. Its guarantee is thirty' yam' ifs Joh
Millions ()Mothers. Castoria destl oyx=! Worius and allays
feverishness. • Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhoea and 'Wind Celle. Castorirxt rrelievea
teething troubles, cures constipations and flatulency.
Castor's assimilates the food, reggtiates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Casuk,
toria is the Child?rex�'e Panacea—the CQtt19r's x'rieracta.
Castor's...
"Coterie is au excellent
Area. hiothent edj toldcine asfoxt to
g�effect u we ioblidrdly,oldmoofits
Po eti'Ohrldreit
Da. R, G, Osman,
Levr•W1, Maass.
C+Wtoria Is the best remedy for children of
Which Zara acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when motheral winconsiderthe real
interest of their children, • plod use 004,01'1a -1n -
geed of th v
e nrtous
nacic
4
n,
ogtrums
}blest ere
destroying their loped ones, byfererngoplum,
morphine, isogthing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature grapes."
Da, 3. I?', I.exouneos,
Conway, Ark.
The Centaur Compa 'i'r 1M#uaray
Cas` aria,
„ Canteen isriatrollruinptedto irii'enCLutt
I recommend it ser superior teany
-.known to sue," 1+tsogt
IT. ,A. •4xc TI ,I L IL,.
311
He. Orford SE., nroolcixp, N,. Y.
"Our plum/clause in the children`ar depart,
meat Sastre spoken raiglaly or; their erperf,
erica is their outside practice with enatoriat„
and although we only
medical among re oar
supplies PP es hat
codec is o regular
products, yet wears free to confess that tbal
marks of Ora bag won tui to look wfl ,"
favor upon rt "
Damen UOdrrrAn Awn
ril�r,
Boston., Masa.
Attsx 0, Surra, Pres„
IIS "mamas SURE How to Use a Crosscut Saw
0 FOLI,rOW,
e saw in position square j th t
the log, the center q r a i
of the saw' ix: 00 ����
•e t jj�t
cl ov �1
AT Qtr mer E an so 1
NET TROUBLE IN ANY OF ITS ST ES. the cut w th thehandle clic nets
oppu�lte t!
j Bold tit
KIDNEY TROUBLE--SOUrill 111
AbfErtIC,1N KIDNEY CURE Is ARF;I
• YTH
Street, New "Sark City.
'AlS•>i;�tea:-'•:14 . '.4
across
clu over the center of the log
St Stand 1
f ELLIOTT BROS..of th- W' h
r,
l�
i.7I ,
.Fi•� r l
H P r
t,.[.
tr
other invites I »acted that
1 l 1 rhes ar,+ ,:,, ';111 at d
v shirt's, but nvt, reduced
1 al,tlret t undersold,
1 ane! our Calek its”t mkt ea good
I ttan o at sell by ny merle
h s ear Ill - l t'r 110,000 or'
I
12.000
loosely in chased tile fully as 1rn, a4 cart be per-
bout Itatad�l, with the outside hand
quantity of all re, t 'lt'r, has'e also a great
The strong a n tq .,f,turaber fore
' llev tlrc l d a the saw
dire thtsiurrh tli iv'tr,i,,htrm .1, .t" i': haL:LIO'
, May if;, Eats,,.
general rules may not ; cl• t°,1: r ter it has more t change sides and drain either ' �Y�- �"`
be amiss. Avoid pale characterless nearly apprintentet at chronic. condi right or left-handed. With a little
coloring, Employ strong, rich , con-
ly
'rho medicine is e radical lisle practice this can be done more
rastin,; colors. A safe rule is to use ie.asy to take, yet tharoughtly efiect� ly and easier. a iapid-
ce shades of one color; say the body' is ; dye, atld what is eneoil►aging to the
add
r�'ADIATES ISTD- t Ia•t you. face the line o
• f
STAGES.
G
It is an unfortunate hien 1e center of yonr body
der to Beep close, but let the saw
allow di ease of the kidneys to oba frees c) miss your body and
tale a 1rojd in in the system. The clot in t;etr the stroke with your
disease is of that eharaeter dial leads.,
,'tries and the bend and turn of your
to many serious complications which - body, Hold the handle 1 1
too often end fatally.
point of South American Kidney C to ow Pal stratnht
ts that it drives this ase out taf a Out hath Jatteriy' d
tl
to
a[d
�, t, u•kyardt have Juts of tiKICKgand
the
s3'stem, whether taken in its ill- per elltfleutariv- -'vo
p Practice ,o Yon pient stzi�=ems .tf tart •I
drab then
1
asmore umber and i patient the results of its use are made 1 worts $5.00 a Bottle.
Iassn
11 I e lampblack, and a bit of red, if • manifest airiest immediately As •t
I o
r, r
$Ii. ]3EN,fAMTV WARD RIC}IAItD50�r';5
VIES DX TIM SUBJECT.
Sir I3. W. Richardson, the eminent
ung the above title, and contributed
to the December s'.Longman's," sass.
AR nature that gives forth energy
eats and drinks in carder to receive
hind hold life. It is au inscrutable
problem up to this time, but there it
1 u care to. to make trim color. ( matter of fact this medicine will
Lighten body color for slats of ;relieve distressing kidney and bled_
blinds,.. and slightly .darken it for der disease in six hours. Sold at
pannels of shutters and doors; use Chisholln's Drug Store.
thought er, was like all the
trim solei for stiles and rails (fissile failure.
trim of blinds and Shutters and -`" ' n14f eerie was green me. however and
1 fauori
Sets.' -]'or 11vt, earsy1 have been
trouhieil with neuralgia and triad
everything 1. (!amici see or hear of, At
last 1 WA8 advised to try a bottle of Ye1-.
low Oil and reftrsarz• h4aause 1
terest---11
daora, as well as. for cornice, corner Wh`y Leave the Frrni. it heti,(' tee, and bought eo
battle which ears' rhe, if it cost five
corner places, etc, That ould be Farming is one of the most ..'ride -1 dollars a twttle I would not be without
what we -salt color harmony by • pendent of occupations. The farmer I it
Taos
analogy. By contrast is when we i 1S the most independent man in the taveul
use positive colors, such as red be. !world. He can go where he wants C3rAveulturst, Oat,
side, say green. Sashes done in 'd•uring a large portion of the year, ,�
red took well with almost any eolor 'with less hazard than the nice of Orli
scheme. Venetian and Indian reds, ,catlings. The liberty is one of the
mixed half and half, give a nice sash .greatest privileges ever bestowed on
red, and Tused ha1d, a darker man. He naturally longs for the
is'a general favorite. The sort,lofreedom which independence or lib -
a gel red is one used a}, t1 t erty gives him, to do as he pleases,
carria,ge'painte�i and known usually e and nowhere else can he enjoy this
y freedom rnore than on the farm.
as Aurora lake. , That will giS-c The business man is the slave of his
window sashes that are calculated to
urn a whole neighborhood green austomersv the farmer is the slave of 1 shout(( go together.
with envy. It costs a dollar a no one. So far as concerns the man- ._ ._.--....___ —,
pound, though half pound would nor in which his time shalt be spent, I �-
do the wirlduws elan average house. he is absolutely free to deterrnine.1 z I�
Tuscan red gives a good c ol01' f'oi' Of course this does not imply that he pLIRE �'�`{'"�
blinds, and, alike 2111 iron base color's,has any license to neglect his halal vel nnbin treattsa and �oiste or maalcin�3a
13 11 L1ite durable. Blinds Hess but ROOT. , Ellie rAst Ase akt Post Ortho Frio to a.
1 u it does imply that .sour. 1�r.c„ MA tpe,t ea 4 address. 17, e,
o I et n
are usual t p y 1c he Can tnt4c &trrnt T onto Ont.
Avoid whiskey and water, my
son," said the father; "its a dilution
and a snare."
Heart Disease Relieved In 80
Mlntztos.-,Alt cases of arganle or aym.
pathetic heart disease relieved in 30
minutes and quickly cured, by Dr. Ai.
new's Cure. Sold at Chisholm's Drug
store, Wingbam,
A eon! head and a warn heart
is gaits to paint a suitable calor. t 'Generally s eyto suit )lis convenience. I .__..
speaking,difficult he can oto-
Culd colors are hardly ever as well morrow, withoutanyserious neon -
adapted to:surroundings as the venience, what be may not have
warmer colors. Grays are cold, been able to do to -day. Farming is
unless warmed up by a bit ot`yellow more remunerative than any other
or red. And yet the cool grays look calling under heaven. The farmer
well in 0ovjuneticiu with other colors who is at all provident and simple in,
in masses. Take a cottage that' has ; his mode of rife is sore of �a good lir ;
nature) (structural) divisions, The ring for himself and family. Over!
that story, unless of stone or brick, !and above this, he is able to provide
rnny be in Tuscan' red, the next a ;something for a rainy da T i . `
leadish gray, ta.tid the gables a warm I not true of the men,e other his ss
yellow. Nothing' is prettier than a !that is to say, it i f otrue ofi,�e
eettago structure thus painted, and h fileof _ r snot the
them. .
m
the In
t 10 ,business
cls l ,t Ines
li r, pure grey is the most ifortuncs, but many go to the wall tat
pleasing color of the lot, though [soma period of their business tllassed by itself it sew eel.
proves cold and There is no calling in the world;
epeflant. Buildings that have no which Is pursued by the many where i
ueli e structural,, divisions must be the increment of earning I
ainted in one eblor from bottom to living the `meg is so great I
if the i'ving of farmer is eonaidee'•
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