The Wingham Times, 1899-12-01, Page 6ttts
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FRIDAY, i.11..AY , I rECE1 BE 1, MIL_..
017lt o TTA.WA urrrEi
F'r -St a Oar vera Ourr eipote4rnt.
Ottawa, Nov. tea.
It is beoom ter abundantly evident
the expectations f‘utertaine(1 by the
Ciewernmeut of the possibilities .of the
1St. IaaIw'xeuee transportation route •were
210 idle dream, and that when they de -
titled that one of the earliest acts of
their administration should be the rapid
completion of the fourteen foot .canal
extension, and the improvement of the
facilities of Montreal Barber they were
Sully seized of the pressing needs of the
situation.
No sooner are these necessary iunprov-
nuents within measurable distaude of
«completion than the anticipated de-
velopments loom largo in the horizon.
A. wealthy syndicate was formed solue
3nont1145 ago. for the purpose of construct -
'Mg and operating grant elevators at
Port Colborne, Montreal, and Quebeo
and serving them with a thoroughly
well-equipped fleet of, steel grain cu-
rlers. This means a vast development
in the transportation business itself, but
it also means a great impetus in the
shipbuilding and other industries. It
mesas s too the expenditure of millions. of
Thorley and the permanent occupation of
thousands of Men in both skilled and
'unskilled labor. • Very much • of Jim
business now transacted through Amer-
ican channels will hereafter come our
way, for the American shippers there. -
selves admit "that through transporta-
tion for large vessels from the porta of
the Upper Lakes to the sea -board means
a reduction of rates to about half what
they are at present. • -
THE MISSES ARE BENEFITTING,
and abf,11* tsp.
cion i.�v{i. iu i lQgii c ii aaadl tam
vrattai3'; . so readilyasozibed. to him,
11 aflpoueuts; treatineat wlaiolt to
The way in which the prevailing pros-
perity effects the daily life of the masses
is concisely set forth by a commercial
'writer iu the, Globeywho says: -"Trade
prospects in Canada. from the Atlantic
to the Pacific 'were never More promis-
ing. There have been few failures.
.The chief reason for that is the fact that
retailers have fewer bad accounts. A
:prolific source of :financial trouble for
a country as well as for city trade is bad
debts. People must live. When they.
have not steady work they go into' debt,
unless they have something laid up for
a rainy day. A laborer with a family to
provide for cannot lay 'up Much for' a
rainy day out of $1.00 to ;1.28 per day
'The most remarkable thing about it is
that he is able to make ends meet at all,
and it is a well-known fact that when
email wage-earners, with comparatively
large demands for the common necessii
ties of life, get out of work they get.into
debt; the losses that result to the store-
.eepers often compel insolvency. The
reverse of such conditions Makes the
state of -trade in a. • country sound and
healthy; when labor •ts 'well employed
and laborers have • the wherewithal -to
purchase the • ;necessities of life, 'they
don't go into debt, and old scores' are
'wiped out because it is a well-known
Trice that,the laboring'classes. whenem-
ployment is steady'; inay be depended
alien to pay more promptly than any
,Miler for what they buy`. •.The'farmers
too, as a class, seeing the evil of running
Up accounts at the country stores, now
buy more largely tlfan ever before for
,spot cash. These two factors have had
„' a beneficial effect on the business of the
•country. ' •
GOOD MEN EIGHT SHY.
Qua of the greatest disadvantages ex-
perienced in the administrationof lnxblie
affairs in Canada, is the dinicalty in-in-
duoing the, best Meit to give their
serrvices!to the work;'''This of course '
largely,due to the fact that in a young
,uouxttryiike;otirs the a is no wealthy
„ leisured class that can afford. to 'devote
ttheeessary time to unremuuerative
aa1>a h idents we are essentially a nation
of workers'and save for the time abso
I.utiely necessary for rest and recreation
the !bare and years are entirely; taken up
in earning a livelihood. But there i
another obstacle which deters many.
' tapable citizen from devoting his thm
DECEItB1R 1, 1890.
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1c Baal .Iotwan :reached the
Third, street defect of the .1<rtltherit, TOWN 1)1REE''Tt)fi.I�s
Pact. ,o Cuatlpetlly in alt i)iebtlatotl t on-
dition, t).ltd asked for "a tlrat-,lass ticket,
1•lease," ''Witch) do you waut to go:''"
wi i*reslpeotiug saran, oou)seioua3 at his said the ticket stork, somewhat painted -
own integrity, hesitates to Wall t to. 1y. There oras a paus:a, while the itt•
Take for example lair. Whitney's obviated one tlluggiiy trflected, tytidthen
orit/,ism of two of the 1110111D0r8 appoint- ha blindly an(1 pointet11.Y asked: "What
ea 1)y the Provincial Caverntnent on the t.ainsitaveyou?"-tt au Vralicisoo Wave.
Public+ Finances Commissioners, One
he describes as: --"Au • Ontario official
getting a salary," adding "I stay that it
is positively indecent for the Govern-
ment of Ontari() to appoint Mr. John
I3oski-ng as one of the Commission, and
it is positively indecent for Mr, John
Hoskins to accept the position," .01
Mr, B. 13, Walker, general manager of
the Bank .of Commerce, he says: --"He
is one of the leading •inert in a bank 1
whirl. for years has had all the' deposits. 110 pondered nnuelt iu great surprise,
that belong to the courts of Ontario. He until a friend gave him the one;
has been a recipient of favors from the Then ho resolved to advertise,
Ontario Government awl the Ontario And lo, his trade just grew and grew!
Government has not a stronger
aThfldreri for
He opened a store aLI nicely cltoclred
With fixtures lnosteomploto awl grand
But found his wheels of trade were
• • blocked
By other dealers close at Valid.
sympathizer in all the bonds of Ontario," • 'alarm yl•
'Iii1 tX 1'01 sczr i'Ii2
The insinuations contained in these IT Tun nznNa rs DO NOT CARRY orP ITS
sentences are most reprehensible, for no BLOOD Rill' 3i2ITIES- 4 0UTII AMERICAN
business Wren in. Canada- would question li IDNET CURE 10551': . TiiESE ORGANS
eaehable recti- IIRAILTITV - PREVENTS DIABETES --
for a moment the uniin
l: nitre T'S DISEASE AND BLADDER DIFFI-
tudo of either of these gentlemen, and if ouLTIEs.
every man who remotely and indirectly
has business relations with the Govern- Every drop of blood in the body goes
vent is to be debarred from, rendering through the k.dneys.for the removal of
service to the country it would be ppr-
fectiy impossible to find competent men
to carry on the necessary functions of
Government. . •
' «kiANITOH& .GENERAL ELECTION,
The Manitoba, Legislature - has been
dissolved }and the general eleotion pro-
clainiied for the 7th proximo, Mx.
Greenway goes to the country' with a
splendid record of 'twelve years faithful
and progressive service. Oiler hisad-
;ministration the Province has made 1u1 -
paralleled progress, having bean opened
up and settled at a rate unique even in
the Annals of rapid western develop-
Ment. The Opposition, led by Mr.
Hugh. John Macdonald, has not so far
offered any alterative policy to the
electors, other than the familiar but
scarcely sufficient cry of; "It's tinge you
put these • fellows• out fatal . gave us a
chance," :• • In spite of the •oft -repeated
protests of the Conservative leaders,both
Federal and Provincial, that the politics
of Ottawa and Winnipeg should be kept
absolutely distinct, very' active assist-
ance is being rendered Mr. Macdonald
by Sir. Charles Tapper himself, and
many of his more prolninellt colleagi)es
.the Federal • arena. Sir Charles
makes the rather curious complaint that
the elections have been sprung upon the
Province very unexpectedly and at un-
reasonable short notice, but if Sir
Charles had only read this commit more
carefully than he appears .to do, he
would have noticed that as far back as
last April, it was predicted here that au
election might comb at any time, and
certainly must be before the end of the
year. In the same way I have declared
repeatedly that there would be no gen-
eral Federal election before another
session of Parliament, but Sir Charles
has scarcely brought himself to believe
that yet. .1f he would 01117 show a little
mere respect for my predictions 1 think
I could.giva b i,n.somevaivable pointers,
• but if he:won't lease what's the. use? •
" . SIR' WU.LIABL DAWSgx.
In the death of Sir William Dawson,
former Principal of McGill University,
Montreal, Canada loses one of her most
famous sons. A Nova Scotian by birth,
he devoted bis life to the • pursuit of
science, and as President of McGill. for
88 years he has rendered invaluable
service to the cause of higher education
in Canada. Under his .able And
sympathetic guidance, the great Pro-
testant educational institution of East-
ern Canada rose from a moribund con-
dition. to the proud position she holds to-
day, for it was his . good fortune, riot
only to accomplish much biamelf, but
to interest and enthuse others,
able and ready to render splendid aid to
the cause he had so much at heart. His
labors have added a lustre to the
national reputation of the Doliiinion
which is recognized and appreciated
throughout the scientific world.
its impurities -
night and day
kidneys are th
reason if the
impure -rad
every par
beat,
kidney
sort at
fie f
Sbl
very three inmates-
vhile life lasts. The
filter-- and it stands to
/tor is out of order the
r in the blood goes to
the body at every heart
en the first indications of
rder present themselves, re-
ce to South American Kidney
he tried, tesfed'aud proved speoi-
Bright's disease, diabetes, and
er complications. It never fails.
d by A. L. Hamilton.
If you have something good advertise
it. Some of your customers may know
you have it, but there are a great many
who do not. • •
EARLY
LOSING
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Before placing your ordet
for Spring- Clothing call and
see:our
NEW SAMPLES
for 1899; We can afford to
sell New Goods cheaper than
old stock that cost one -halt
more than new . and better
goods of the Iatest' styles *ill.
cost to -day.
We make clothes that fit.
WEBSTER & CO.,
s
a . , ..Dr:'Low'n'Worm Syrup
e Is death to the wornis every time, safe
for the child and pleasant to take. In-
sist on getting "1)r. Low's" and accept
n0 substitute: ' Price 25e.
The Enid is Paralysis.
•'t=:
His N•ew Meek. ,
If the Wasted 9xe not restored and There vasa man in our town,
• revitalized, by. Dr,CXiarse's And he was wondrous wise;
Nesliti Pnod ' He got a clock with an alarm
To tell him when to rise.
"Aaiiihig IPrn f •lits ; dead body" is the way i And when he heard the cloelt go off
i araiysis is seratttiitee etUdbed. W fat eat be With all his might and mc,.iir '
(more horribleiban tolese all control of embody He turned upon the other silo
and feeldeath gradually clairaing you for its own? , And -went to slee
Sleeplessness, nervousness, 'headache, loss ofp agatnl
;energy, and .vitality,' glooiiry forebodings, easy '•-'• 'ittsburg Chronicle.
s'atigna, 4nd'wea1cnes df the lto(ty are symptoms,
•sitth 4a%diliairstmn 41f'ychgarillanallyend in 'WAR 7C 2 lII*1ts
"arra si n riga f 01:C `ta io z qr 133s anity'.
�t � :..t•€ i . x'hI.E INrO IN$I(#*tIFICA1vC)r TO TIM ,�I,AN
la 4 ietwor4,, warty er Irregular habits WIIO 35 To1a1I);i4 5D WITH PILlttia•Dlt.
e awl matt tit oo. ran be host rffecta• A(i•NEW's oiNx:1•Ii; at WILL CUBE THEM.
oily t1C> t�abateca4 r " -?months treatment •
with 1 fr. 'base's Nerve Food, the great restore- - Of all flesh ailinents the most distres.
*er
nem sit *farina hag is piles,
1)rX c;i14,Itti4e-Peed.latniisyltal.energy-tfle(3ratfitg
limo Mil WOO, -s c* 1• thi+: ,wasting process and give the 0
adheti' - sandy hvilds vp the system, enr(3 - 17
leave fora! and permanently curet
dirrrr''fs *fid weaknesses of men, a p,e
ildrsn, Cate,
ttes it,t^a>is 11T,rivailerl by fns c
uo es. It restores Rio 1R"
tie a ib rrm end Pat
tNr.a boaj•. It
11,0)1144
tui, bleeding, itching' or
lid the remedy that will
ckest relief and the retreat
Agnew's (yintmerat. It holds
nal record an a certain pile
1 the words "relieved Pike
have been heralded round olio
and are batt the voices of the
telling of ittl a r'eattre p0weys.
a.Tl rihfr Cnets, o'wz.7tar salt
oca2x1 head,, etc. Burl Illy
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Queen's •• Block.
BACKACHE
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• Weak,. Larne, Aching Backs, the Result of
• ^ 'Sluggish, Inactive Kidneyli.
13az'rL r L"Iitritall---Sabbath services at
11 a in and 7 i) itt. 'Sunday School:at
4:80 l M. (*Klein' pr'aye'r meetnig
on 1. edtiesday evenings. Rev. W.
Feed. pastor. W. X. Clrapivan, S, 8.
Superintendent.
1V II',';t'IIODlS'r litviieif Cabbathseri:icos
at 11 a In and 7 p ant, ' Suuduy aebool at
2:80 p Epworth League every 'gull-
ibly evening. General prayer resting
en Weduestley evenings, Rev. Richard
- Hobbs, pastor. Dr. '.fowler, S. S. Sup-
crix.teudeut,
fill SIITTERIAN. C' urntc'zi-$abbftth ser-
vices at 11 a nu and 7 p 1n. Sunday
School at 2:80 p an. General prayer
meeting ou Wednesday evenings. Rev.
D. Peale, pastor. D. M. Gordon, S. S.
Superiuteudeut.
PAUL'S Cuuitexi, EPIsvorAL-Salb-
batlt se.•liees at 11 a an and 7 p 2u'. Sun.
day School at 4:80 p tn. General prayer
meeting on Wechaesday evening. Rev.
Wm: Lowe, incumbent. F. Shore, S. S.
Superiuteuclent,
CONGREGATIONAL Ci1UROIi.-Sabbath
services at 11 a m and 7 p. m. Sunday
School at 2:80 p u.• General prayer
meeting ou Wednesday evenings, Rev,
J. W, Gofiu, pastor. Gavin. Wilson, S.
S. Superintendent.
ROMAN pirltouao Cra noir -- Every
fourth Sunday. Mass at 10:80 a in, ser-
anou and benediction at 7 p au. Rev. D.
P. McMenamin, P. P.
SALVATION Anarr-Sbrvice at 7 and 11
a m and 8 and B p m on Slunday, and
every evening dining the week at •8
o'clock at the barracks:
CHRISTIAN WoRRERs-Services in the
Mission Hall, Victoria street, on Sunday
at 8 and 7;80 p aa. T. A, Calhoun, in
charge.
POST OrrIoa-In Macdonald Block.
office hours from 8 a .n to 6:80 p xu.
Peter Fisher, postmaster,
MT'.c)7i3ANI0S' INSTITUTE --Library and
free reading room in the Town Hall, •
'will be open every afternoon from 2 to
5:45 o'olook and every evening from '1 to
0:80 • o'clock. Miss Millie Robertson,
librarian. •
Towtr•CoraloxL---Win. Clegg, Mayor;
Thos, 'Gregory., Jos. (olle, L. W. Han-
son, A. J. Irwin, Geo. McKenzie and R.
f teIudoo, Councillors; J. B. Ferguson,
Clerk and Treasurer; Samuel Youhili,
Assessor, Wm, Robertson, Collector.
Board meets first Monday, • evening in
each mouth at 8 o'clock. •
Sorrow, Boaan.,-C. N. Griffin, (chair-
man), Thos. Abraham, 11. G. Lee, J. J.
Homuth, Wm': Moore, H. Kerr, Thos.
Bell, Wan. Button. Secretary, Win.
Robertson; Treasurer, J. B. Ferguson,
Meetings second Tuesday, evening , lit
each month.
Pumas Smoot, TEACHERS r A. 11.
Musgrove, Principal, Miss IEbbertson,
Miss Reynolds, Mise Farquharson, Miss
Cornyn, Miss Vaustone, Miss Matheson
and Miss Reid.
BOARD or HEALTH :Mayor Clegg,
(chairman), C. J. Reading, Thos. Greg-
ory, Dr. Kennedy, J. B. Ferguson, Sec-
retary;
Dr. Towler, Medical Health
Backache is in reality kidney ache.. The
kidneys become clogged, and falter in their,
work of filtering the blood.. Backache is
nature's warning that the kitinleys are on
strike, and that the blood is going through
the system laden with foul poisons, which
will cause Bright's disease, dropsy, diabetes,.
rheumatism or other equally painful and
fatal complications.
•
Prudence tells everyone suffering with
backache to set their kidneys right. The
experience of tens of thousands of people
tells them tb'at to accomplish this there is
no :means so successful as the use of Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills --the world's
greatest kidney cure. • , • • •
Ds. Chase's Kidney-Idver Pills cure
permanent) by making the kidneys healthy',
active and vigorous. They are purely
vegetable, act naturally and directly on the
kidneys, and 'are wonderfully efficacious.
As a prompt and positive cure for kidney
disease, liver complaint and all the compli-
cations of these filtering organs, they are un -
approached by any remedy ever discovered.
One pill a dose; 25c. a bolt at all dealers,
or E nMARS0N, BATES & Co., Toronto. a
�OLLAjj
DOCTORS
t'f*uOtIsANU$ Olt" ''YOUNG MEN are
'l troubled tv th tiervenaness, despon-�j
deuey, exhaustioe, loss of memory,
aetimg backs and kidneys, painful urina-
tion, bashfulness, sediment in urine, tosses
at night, lupotertcy, headaches,varcocete,
pimples, teere, bone pairte -Tita results
�Wtr1ii
of evil habits youthiti or later elteeeses.
Our Vitalized reatment cures the worst
ease,.
Lmia9ions & Varicocele
sap the vigor and vitality. and produceweak men. Our Dollar `l'rreatttaeut
watt cur• You.
Stricture and (Meetly
14* matter how chronic, yield to our Vital-
ized Treatment. No operation to palm,
fro detention from business. operation, drains
cease. Our Cure olnaut Tareeatnueut Will #`r)
Blood 84 Sexual Dlstaescal
cured forever. No return of the disease,
No Mercury. No Poison. Our Doran"
Tretetttteert -alit Cute .You. We
Guarantee ,' . res.
We treat and e• :: ail dila* Hist flfit MUM
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LOGSI.
'LOGS!
Highest cash prices paid. for all
kinds of good Saw Logs,. Telegraph
Poles, Cedar Posts and Shingle Bolts
delivered in our yard. . .
CUSTOM SAWING,
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extensive assortment of all requisitesfor print-
ing, affording facilities not equalled in the
county for turning out first class work. Largo
type and appropriate propriate cuts for all styles of Post-
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• DIRECTORS , •
John Proctor, Geo. Roach m. Gibson, ILI'.,
A. T. Wood, M, P., A. B. Lee (Toronto).
Casliici� ,i. TUIRNBULL,
Savings Bank --Hours 10 to 8: Saturday, 10
to 1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and
interest allowed. •
Spooial Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and Ilio United
States Bought and sold.
W. OORBOU.GII; Agent.
F. L. 'DICKINSON, Solicitor. •
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WINOHAM,
General BanktnBusjxtess transacted.
Money advanced to farmers and business men
on endorsed notes and collateral. .
Farmers' Sale. Notes Cashed
Moneys remitted by draft - to all parts of
Canada and tho United States.
Notes and accounts collected on reasonable
terms. ••,
WINGHAM HOSPITAL.
CAN'T s'rAND COMPRESSED
AIR,
Por the treatment of DISEASES OF WOMEN
and SURGICAL OASES of all kinds. For par-
ticulars atkbmss -
DR, J. P. nraeli r u x,
Medical Superintendent, Wingliam, Ont.
Blonds Are Unable to Work ttr111a'1:r
sure to t'alesoila.
"I've rut. Ftp against some oder thine
in my 111110," Naifl all Illinois central
uuut, "hut one of the queeaeat is this:
Blonds cannier stand the air pressure in
caissons and air locks. 1 don't pretend.
to account for it, and I never beard any
explanation, but 1: know it's so. The
darker as 1uan'$ cottaplcxion is the better•
he stands it, Tlio swarthy, black eyed
Italians aro first class at the work, while
it will kill blond Swedes in short order,
"I saw a striking illustration of this -
odd fact while the Illinois Central was
brailditig its big bridge at. ,Cairo. There
was au' immense 511101ntt of caisson •
work. At the highest levels the men
could work eight hours at atime. As .
the level went lower and the air pres-
sure increased the shifts were gradually -
out from. eight hours to twenty minutes..
At the lowest deptIhs twenty reiuutes
was all the inert could stand, and they
carne up much distressed, One day an
ougineer came down to look over some ,
work and started to go down where the
men lvore working four hours at a shift,
As we started 1 said to hint:
" °x'(1 advise you not to go down,'
" 'Why not?' he said.
`You're too blond,' said I,
"Ile laughed and said he'd risk it,
Well,ho faaiuted dead away, We brought •
up anCouscious, and wo bad to
work over him a long time. before 'eve
could bring him to life, I thought he
was a dead man sure.
"Here's another curious thing about ;
the work: When the men come up from
tfie low levels, they are nearly frozen
inside. You see, the compressed air,
which is very cold; gets inside of thein
•to equalize the pressure. Now; here's .
the queer thing: If the men were given
whisky, it would kill them. They thaw
them out by putting them in a hot bath
and giving them large quantities of hot •
coffee.". -=•Chicago Inter Ocean.
Catarrh of Lour Standing Relieved in a
Pew Hours.
'
It is not alone the peopleof our own .
country, and promanient citizens Bits
Urban Lippe, M..,P., of Joliette, Que.,
and other members of Parliament, who,
having used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal;.
Powder, pronounce it the most effective
remedy they • have ever known, but •
people everywhere are expressing their
gratificatiou at the effectiveness of this
Inedioine, . G. Archer, . of Brewer,.
Mabie s : m'I have had catarrh for
several ' ' ars. Water would run from
my no . and eyes days at a time. About
four onths'ago I was induced to try
Dr. gnew's Catarrhal Powder, and
sin using the wonderful remedy 1 -
ha : not hacl an attack. 1 would not
b: ' "thout• it." It relieves in ten min-
es. Sold. by A. L. Hamiltoar.
RYANSTONE,
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. -
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest
rate•of interest. No commission charged. Mort-
gages, town and farm nrouert, bought and
sold. Office, Beaver Block, Wingham.
SHINGLE CUTTING. j. A: MORTON,
BARRISTER, Ste.,.
done at lowest prices and satisfaction Winghain, gilt.
guaranteed. Call and get prices be-
fore disposing of your timber. ' Ei L. DIOEENSON,
BARRISTER, ETO.
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1831 "v"7=''' 1900
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Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Office
over Post Office, Winglialn.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS,
The Right of Way.
They had never been blown before to•
be ou terms of the slightest civility, but.
this certain hour they met in the turn-
ing of as Long Thought, and not ,tieing
able to pass each other gracefully with-
out yielding the right of way, supped' •
to >argue,.the matter out,
%; ','It is 41ais way," 'gaid Her Mind.
"You•?re ono of those persons who
think.the highest wisdom is to do It
foolish thing. • Yon can never resist the'
temptation to bite into the fruit of the•
tree of knowledge, and you are just as• '
ready to howl when you find it bitter."
"AU fruit is at
bitter," said Her.
Heart. (And at any rate, this particular•
apple it very ripe and rosy to look at."
"To look at?" snarled Her Mind.,
"You must acknowledge, that you take
chances:"
"Oh, surely," acquiesced Her Heart
cheerfully. "But when. one begins to.
feel hungry- .-a, • '
"You are .longing to repeat a .very* ,
• bad, old bargain," scolded • Her Mind,
"and sell your birthright for a poor -
meal."
•'Pottage is not so bad when it is,
flavored properly," said Her Heart'.
thoughtfully.
"But what is to become of me?" said. '
Her Mind. "You and I are the opposing'
enols of a see -saw. You go up -I go,
down. That is the law."
"Yott've been up so long," said Her
Heart, "that you're a trifle dizzy, It's
my turn now, and besides I'm tired of
sitting on the ground,"
"You're a fool!" cried Her Miner.
"No doubt," assented Her heart:.
"Therein lies my strengthreally, you
had better let isle pass."
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES,
GRAND 7CRVNIC RAILW Al' SYSTEM.
TIIAL,ad 1.1EAV11 2On
Palmerston 0.4(1 a.m.... 2.53 (Lan,
7,on(lon 13.r;1A.m.... 0.15 p.m.Kincardine ....it a.m11.15 p.m.. io 48 p.m.
.trtto.VE PnoM
Kincardine ....OA9tam aro a.m.... 81:i
London., 11.10 a,nt.. R 00 p.m.
Pulnierstou '103 p.nt...10.45 p.m.
J. It. GORDON, Agriit, Witigii:arn.
`1AN AIaIAN PA11l'IC RAILWAY. i.
r ' 11.1,1 171 t 1UV16 POR
nront., and Eset..
"Think!'" cried Her Mind.
"I don't want to," said Her Heart.
at
Consider!" said Her Mind.
"I can't," said Her Heart.
' "Be wiser" dried Her mind_
"What's that?" said Her heart,.
p'or a moment there was a tussle on:
' the Highway; Her • Heart and Iter
Mind strove gallantly for foothold 011
the narrow pass. Then Here Heart,
little by little, overcame and conquered,.
and Her Mind stood sulkily aside to let
the victor pass.
"Really, 1 nlitst apologize for my
roughness," said Her Heart, blithely*
"batt you must have known that when
it came to an actual conflict between'►a
l was sure to have the best ofit,"'and
Her Heart sang cheerily as it turned the.
corner of the Long Thought.-Theodosia
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