The Wingham Times, 1896-03-13, Page 7:alt her, when she awakes anythi11 erso
than her own words and the admonitory
ehirpings of the other instrnnaent,
Hence, all Ir1y effect Insist be 1ty u
tempt- lese1,v made that no study tt-
,
rra )1,' . 3 ie more
suggestion. I shouldhesitate at at
A Plea for a Closer Study f of
Life.
rental While the assertion may be fa.
THE WIN(fIIAM TIMES, MARCH 18, 1896.
et PAR•KE3:URST ON COLLEGE
ATHLETICS.
ing such an extraordinary tele;
feat, if I were not Us:inre(1 Of the
rapport between us. Bute lln(1
oxhilting eoltclitions, it will be a
ing and, I am tine, successful
me11t. And new= -to business!„
He started bath phonographs,
Himself hear to iilaaarne Girard,
steadily, upon her, and waited. Pea
ly the little shrill voice of Ine(:i:
in(luisitii•enees dclmvucle(l: -
Wetl, what (10 yen see`? Tell 1
Being, as site was under the
powerful control of a living hypn
the soa1n1n11xbule could not have
that soulel except by itis direction
as he willed it, she was conscious
.summons andafter a little hesit
replied:
'I see Anatole. He is sitting
in his rooms, going over a book e
counts. He closes it with a gr.
expression and says to himself:
does not turn out badly. Fifty
.sand francs are a neat profit o
transaction. Ali! The love of that
Madame Girard is tardy a mase
me. She makes me happier, b
richer.'"
Anatole grinned and softly rubbe
hands together in an ecstasy of
went, Doctor Perkins made an
peratnot t
tract ih hve is attention. Theesture of widow
on:
slippkes off his
ersaand looks s apoboots, suts on his
table for
something to read, sighing as ho does
so: 'All, it is lonesome away from my
dear Madame Girard—my sweet Na-
talie! What a delicie)us little name!
So musical! The very sound of it is a
•caress,' "
"What do you see now? Tell1
questioned the instrument of clock
• authority, sharply,
She .continued without seelnin
hear .it :
"He takes 'the Moral Duties,' toowhich 11e "Treatise
his attention. He says to 11im elf
a father, I shall be w11 man,
marryNa-
talie.' His valet brings to IIiui a card.
The name upon it is that of 'M. Claude
Berthillot,' The visitor enters and is
•cordially received by him, They c]
about things of indifference—the w
ther—the new minister. Monsi
B erthillot asks Anatole if he is not
ing out, Ho replies that he is
Monsieur Berthillot insists that he shall
participate in a jolly supper with two of
their friends and four girls of the opera
ballet. Anatole refuses. He says:
have, definitely and forever, niy d
Claude, abandoned such frivoliti
They never were to me anything me
than the distractions of idle hours, ,b
even so much they cannot be to me a
thellittleBNainsays
i, who will ex'how abo
pect ct to s
you?' 'You know very well, my frim
replies Anatole, that my friendship
respondsMot sieuryBerthillot, 'but
is very jolly. And what aro you going
to do with yourself—turn Inonkt' No;
:something infinitely better,' answers
Anatole, with enthusiasm,"
"Well, continue! What else do you
:see?" interrupted tho speaking cylinder.
" amt I
:hope I am—the best and to lmostaHart m ng
woman in the world, whom I love with
all my soul and in whom I hope to find
all my future happiness. The pare af-
de
1 u faeinating than that of entomology
perfe`'�t it would not be difficult to show the
or the
charm. immense pecuniary benefit which
('1(jleri• would flow from its prosecution,
pla(sOd The toll which is being Constantly
levied 0n our products by this in-
nutuberablc host of' insect enemies is
1
so appalling, that, once realized, !
apathy becomes impossible. • It has 1
been calculated by careful statisti-
cians that' the yearly loss to tiro
United States is not short of two
hundred millions of dollars. In
1857 one-third of the whole wheat
crop of Canada was destroyed by
the wheat midge. In 1882 the hop -
aphis in England injured that crop
to the extent of thirteen millions of
dollars. But endless quotations of
this sort alight be given. When we
come to fruit the devastation is
equally terrible. Prof. Forbes, of
Illinois, computed the annual loss to
the apple -growers of that state from
the attacks of the codlin moth at
from three to f'our millions of dollars.
The plum curculio, too, is a hardy
and fearfully persistent pest. It not
only attacks plums,. but freely'
deposits its eggs in the peach, cherry,
peat' and apple, and the consequent
financial loss to the fruit grower is
enormous. When' in addition to
these two insects we reflect on the
teeming millions of cut worms
111'!"
more
otizer,
heard
but,
of the
aucy,
alone
f ac-
titified
That
thou -
11 the
dear
of to
otter,
d his
enjoy-
im-
o dis-
went
work borers, lice, wire -worms, and so on,
that are cheerfully and incessantly
g to devouring or injuring the produce of
n
otes the skeptical farmer his sweat and urnus s thought,
the t
' this is a science well worthy of his
husband, earnest attention.—Froin Fanning
f'or March.
Shiloh's Cure is sold on aguarantee.
ea- It cures Incipient Consumption. It is
oto• the best Cough Cure Only one cent a
utdose 25cts,, 50ots., and el. Sold at Cbis-
. ' holtn's Corner Drug Store.
Audacity will conquer where
bravery fails.
es.
I1'fl
ut
ny
ut
CO
d,
for
c
son silo inspires causes me to loo
with disgust upon the follies of the past,
in which, indeed, any heart never wit
,engaged. I ane done forever with th
,club, the race -course, Nanon and all th
.rest,' 'You mean that you are don
frivoling if this charming woman ac
'copal you?' 'In any event, any reform
'tion is complete. Tho eyes of my sou
have been opened by nay love. If sho
;should plunge nae in despair by her re
jection, I would probably go far away—
/ Egypt—the north pole—Chicago—some-
where—and die in solitude of a broken
heart. That is all.' 'And who,' in-
quires Monsieur Bertllillot, 'if I clay bo
permitted to ask, is the woman for
whom you contemplate such sacrifices?'
'None other than Mine. Natalie Girard,
the loveliest of her sex, of whose white
soul I aspire to make myself worthy
and whose affection would be to me the
greatest earthly biessii g.' "
, She was silent.
Doctor Perkins looked inquiringly at
Anatole, who nodded his emphatic ap-
proval of that as a good point to stop at.
In vain the phonograph insisted:
On
well,
me all!ou ave Younot must see and t ll
.the 1"
The somnambule slid not hear it.
"In teas minutes you will awake, re-
membering nothing," was Doctor Per-
kins's final mental command to the
.Sleeper.
The two gentlemen went together up
to the rooms of Monsieur Dupree, who
Vas in high spirits, .
"How well you covered every point 1"
Le exclaimed delightedly.
the doctor, American
lwhatever one under.'
takes, he should `do his level best.' "
so- x s :a :e*
'That afternoon, when M. Anatole Du-'
-Fez called pilon Mme. Natalie Girard,
for her promised enswer to his proposal
of yesterday, she said to him, with both
seniles and tears in her eyes:
"You have been, I fear, rather a wild
boy in the past; but I believe you love
zne—and—yes."
[Tilt nxn.]
A man's best friends are his ten
fingers.—Robert Collyer.
A CLOSE SHAVE
A TALK WITH THE MAN WHO EX-
PERIENCED IT.
People really do not lcnow how often the
angel of death hovers over them. Mr. R.
P. Watkins, I73 Bay st„ is a barber by
trade, and gave our representative this
short history of his escape from the dis-
order which was rapidly carrying him to
hie grave. Mr. 'Watkins is a skillful and
experienced man, and is now enabled to
exercise his skill from morning till night,
where before he vias unable to regularly
k I 'o1low his chosen calling. This is Mr.
Watkins' story as related by himself.
e "Icor over three years I have been
e I troubled with what the doctors said was
O Bright's Disease, was getting rapidly
worse, and could scarcely attend to my
a_ bu,iness. My ankles were swollen, the
pain and heat in my back were almost
unbearable, the urine was of a dark wine
color, and it used to dribble away continu-
ally. I had to rise g or 10 times each night
to vo:d the urine, and consequently lost
nearly all my sleep. The scalding heat
and pain in passing the urine were painful
and distressing beyond my feeble power -
r r d<:scribe. People who did not know
my trouble used to laugh at my frequent
viiia to the urinal. My hands and feet:
w ire always cold and clammy, and I suf-
n•n1 severely front palpitation, shortness
'.f breath, and was, in fact, almost a total!
wreck. I got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills.
front Messrs. E. Hooper & Co., and im-
proved at once, I have. used two boxes.
end feel like a new man ; can now work
t•!;; tl t along and at 12 p.m. feel like working •
ri_ht ahead. H'dd I not got those pills I
fedi that I would not have been working
to -da r. My words only faintly express
the dreadful condition I was in, and the
wonderful cure made by Doan's Kidney
Pills."
n Lively bide,
A kitten became lodged in the fly
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" The wheel ran for six hours anti a half.
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CoI.I,E(li; INTI NrioN I> D1:I•'I.ATED
PHYHI( Al. ExI'Y:1rrti AItI•. TIAI)I:.
Dr. Parkhurst, in his article to
Il''
young men in March Ladies' dome
Journal, writee very forcibly 111)08
the necessity of physical (leveIop-
nlcnt as a requisite tar proper men-
tal growth—the development of the
body and mind ---and says relative
to college athletics: ` •: It
is, therefore a' g
CY1ClIu1'Ii�,lrt;, that our
schools and colleges are waking
physical culture obligatory; and the
encouragement lies less in what
such institutions have already done
in the way of cultivating the body
than it does in snaking it part of'
acaclewic conf'essioll of faith that a
man cannot altogether get over
being an animal that there is no
inconsistency between intelligence
and dust, and that the more that a
man wants to make of himself in the
upper strata of human possibility
the more careful he must be to keep
lin wholesome condition of repair the
platform of tissue and blood corpus-
cle, into which, as so much bud into
so much stock, later unfoldins are
inseparably knit. I should be sorry
to have this interpreted as an appro-
val of nearly all of what passes under
the name of college athletics. It is
one thing to train the body for the
sake of the body. I regret that
there is so much tendency among
college authorities to shape the
physical curriculum to the end of
producing' physical experts—foot-
ball, base -ball, rowing -match profes-
sionals. That kind of thing is a
craze at present, and it is a pity that
among our college presidents and
professors so many have so far suc-
cumbed to the mania as to be willing,
to endorse it as a form of advertise-
ment and as a drawing card."
Michael Adams, M. P. for Nor-
thumberland, N. B., is Another
Who Has Used Dr. Agnew's Ca-
tarrhal Powder and Been Cured.
It does not seem to matter where
one looks for good resnits from that
wonderful medicine, Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder, they are to be
found. Every one in his own pro-
vince, and every member of the
Commons knows Michael Adams, the
popular member for Northumber-
land, N. B. When he says to the
world, as he has done over his own
signature; that Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder is productive of most saris•
factory results for cold in the head if you woulddpalways be healthy, keep
and other catarrhal troubles, they pa illa,ur lthe OnetTr with
Pander.
know it means milds. The medicine
makes clothes
sweet, clean,
white, with
the least
labor.
PINI813 IN SINGING.
IT aa
liLtR iii TUE DISTINCTION BETWEEN Mane, Apr:l, I.,,
Ars the months ill whir:h to give naf,r.•t:,1 P
AND 1Ii:LItr (, attention t t
Its
remark-
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REAL I;S('ELI,EX LE
RI I'S.. physical health. If yell
pass n:fjlVt,ve
ng:11ti 13300iinIn'I 1111.1 ynor1etfae"Itis amazing; how few good voices sti(and vigorous, on the lark's i ofever reie!l the
matut'ity of their Whinier ', Other. r on rimy reasol,:(lay ;
powers, and especiallyexpsct thatj;;;',3 frill be w+'i ir] su,uiner.'
J how few Now is the to lei a H(,nr1's :a 130
American voices are ever given or patina, because pow is the time t+hon;
realize their proper opportunity," the blood inust bap:n•iiied. enriched) and
writes Charles R. Adams, the yeller- vitalized, and because
able and famous teacher of Sinai CausO Hnr,(1's saran. ,
partite is the only t�nra 1 1 l
,.n
g', prominently in the public: opur!tt3�r
tI Hood's S• I eye tn•rl+,v •
In Match Ladles' Home .Journt ,
1 .1rsa �in•1,1 t hire
"The habit of set
usually exists, is
Idleness i5 lire burial of a
man. --,Jeremy( Taylor. f Utz
CO singing, as it you healthy` and !'ower t
guard your system I
iL pe1'll!C10uS one,
a_amst disease.
and one which should be discour•1 d ---•--
Wrier- 'Ashy was ski; w, a gave her Castoria.
'When rile was a Child,
ed for 0.u.toria.
11 lien she became :1:ia, shee clung to Cas or:a.
\hvn t:h,; had Children, she gave them Caztorfs„
e make: ,86
until instruction is made to acCorU-
pang it Children will force their
vol
ces beyond their registers and
beyond their volume by singing, or
more properly screaming, in a chorus.
One of the special evils of chorus r
a
Does Four Ilusba,S or Son mink,
IC your Husband rrr S'm is addihte(1 to
the use of Liquor, :tif(rr1>hinv nr'foha00n,i
>urchase of voor rlru�•r=tat 1 1'v
ids t
s16
re
singing arises from the depend<,,,<�
upon other' voices for note and tune.
a bath-) n
's Chloride of Goll Tablete, The.
Ire guaranteed to cure• Dr looney will b
fuucled. 'Tablets miry ha i jt' secret•
v in tea or coffee and the fres use of @ i�
stimulants showed until vol nnt •1
aur dlucrglst cle;;11
ev tort (333'9, theca, Beall
irect to :Che (ThOhe,t,tl!a! t�'orks,
irna, Ohio. •S8o•!c of partienlar•e and
pronunciation o• { estianonials free:
"Finish , phrasing, , t ]i
that is tlaC ;lett �
y 40, ,Just spend his Four
The voice needs individual depend-
ence as much as any other faculty." '
Mr. Adams, after touching upon the a
value of chorus singing, under pro-
per
conditions, repose, the specific j-�
value of operatic training, enuncia- t
tion and
etc., asserts •
tics v
iven un, Prier, fu•1.00 p,,' package. Jr
Quarters for a bottle of 3
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1 � as all sensibil people do; be-
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-
a stipation, Biiiousness, S 1 c k
eadache, Bad Blood, avid all 4s
Diseases 02 the Stomach, Liver,
4t,1a Kidneys, Bowels: and Blood from
<` a common Pitilgle to the worst .
it Scrofulous Sere.
est factor in public success. Finish
he concludes, "has been said to mal'
the distinction between exeellenc
t Don't wait to. be. happy to laugh;
1` get used to it and it will grow on 1
you.
s
unless stopped by Dr. Wnod's Norway
COUGHING, LEADS TO COFFIN
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0 The shorteel; way to glory is to be
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HARSH COUGHS, Heavy ()olds,l
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I ; The.hypocrite who poses fora saint
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and mediocrity, and who that live
and strives in art with any real lov
for his mistress but would prefer th
honor and glory of the former to th
self-confessed inferiority of the later
The times change, and our standard
for the singer, as for the individual
advances with them. The advanc
is steadily along all lines—toward
perfection, toward completion, to
ward excellence—and although the
goal in art, as in humanity, is stir
distant, yet each personal advance
increases the possibilities and hastens
the time for the entire race of man-
kind,"
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each bottle of 1)r. Agnew's Catarrhal have been, with close personal ac -
Powder diffuses this powder over quaintance and association with Mr.
c
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tonsilltls disheartened, recalling the always 1
Chisholm' Corner Drug Store Wing- this true man—the unfailing hope
ham.
Chish and cheer and faith of . this child- I"
heart—his noble and heroic life and r;
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is diligence.— sanctity of love—mother, brothers
I know no such thing as genius; it pure devotion to his Ihome—itsits a
Hogarth.
wife, children, friends—his deep
There is no genius in life like the affec
genius of energy and industry.—D. and
G. Mitchell. actin
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read with great interest and plea -
tions, constant-- dreams
plans
realizations—all in happiest
n and development. So I cannot
t but that—Somehow, solve -
e he continues on the unbroken 1
rise of these same capacities—as K-
-ed an endowment of his spirit
'e as was his particular gift of !i
s intellectual."
one of Mr. Riley's books th
ving is printed:
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or+es. Everything confidential. Question hilt and cost of Trost;•.
r°,o.:t, T REh.
Sari's
125e purifier
"Everybody' says so," is the tax o°
that labels many an irresponsibility. Corner
lover Root, the groat Blood
gives freshness and olsainess to
mpletioh and cures Conatipanon,
50 tits., $1. Sold tit Chisholal's
Drug Store.
D S ' ENNEDY & KERGAN, N rtR ELAY
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