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THE HAEI'Y NEW VICAR,
Aar i1' J. agar. (obeyed promptly and by this hia life
Another year has rolled away and mingled was saved, ..'.notlise instance was of
with the para, u boywho will sent to est a letter.
Tho New Year opens to our view as bright P
as did the last; He was told to hurry to be in time for
,A.ndo'er the past,iuietrospeot,mythoughts the letter to be sent, The boy
today would go stopped to play until it was t000 lute.
To muse upon the varied scenes, saner one
short year ago, andbecause he aid atilt get the letter posted a large firm broke down, If.
A year ago—a, year ago—how swift the the boy had obeyed promptly all
time lila tied;any clomps
mark thewould havo gone well. You should
period as it sped ;
Aad yet how mobey cheerfully, When your. mother
How many hopes, how many fears, how tells yon to shut the door •you should
much of grief and woe not shuffle your feet along and slam
ave marked the path of each of us, since the door. You should else obey
one short year ago. heartily. If your mother tells you to
Some friends we met a year ago,with spirits pick berries, you should fill the pail
light and gay first before eating any, If you were
Have gone to dwell in foreign lands, from sent out to pick chips you should not
far awl '
tr,
hurried to hie boy but to Ilia joy be
found him unhurt. You see the boy
did not stop to ask the reason. He
us f
Perhapahey sigh for borne and friends and pick them 0,11 largo to fill up the pan,
bitter tears may flow ; but large and small. There is another hen . Jns• 'iekard Exeter ; Thomas tic Your veryhumble servant.—
they a yeuhr ago. thing the friends
tiling ; All children should be polite. Russel, Usborne; Hugh McCartney, JACOB MCGEE,—Mr. M Gee was not
A. gentleman once advertised for a Tuckersmith ; Henry Beacon, (-oder-' elected. So our system is safe again.
And some dear friends have bade adieu to boy to attend to his office and he t • D Selman, Seaforth • J
earth and all its care naturally wished for cue who woulde
Wroxeter. Tux Seaforth F. aositar says ; The
Sanderson & Wilson shipped seven following is a verbatim copy of an
ear loads of peas this week,—•Mssssrs, : address iesuefl :by Alr, woof► McGee,
James and Thomas Dallantyno and• of Egmondville, .a candidate for the
Thomas. Jones left for Prince Albert,
1
i School to
position f Public Soto l
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141ahitaba this weak,• -•'•On 1'u .sday P
night an interesting debate was held in 'Tuckeranaith MANIFisaTo.--To the
ratepayers and electors of ward No. 1,
ed by T W, Gibson, Thos; Gibson .owns alp o tic iersnn : en emen
the respective merits of Canada and
Louisiana The former was champon- T L ' f T 1 'th G tl
and R. Yung and the latter by -Dr. —In conformity with the xtominations
Brown J, ,Cowaan and Jas, Fox, The held in Brucefieid, I come before you
audience decider in favor of. Oanade. as candidate for school trustee. And
solicit your vote, and support provided
8ruce$eld, •it agrees with my experience on the
The following officers" were elected school question. To abolish a system
for the South Huron Agricultural that was conceived in lien aria decep
society : Wm. :Cooper, president ; tion, born in, fraud and selfishness,
John Kitchen, 1st vice-president ; L. nurtured in extravagance and in
Hunter, 2nd vice•preeident, Dire° justice, and destined to die in 1889
tors.—Alex. Thompson, Stanley ; R. for want of vitality and usefulness,
McAllister, Hay; John. Willis, Steph• and shall henceforh have no resurrec.
•h b ich p, ; r . , Nam. femme free with each bottle
And mounted high on wings of faith the tidy aud always ready to attend to his
Mureliclt- Brucefield Auditors—Geo, of mit het Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. For
Soya of f f heaven t share,
The forties we loved are mouldering now customers. A number of boys came ChartersHHenna.itkiii'the grave laid low, to see if they could get the situation. ,
.Brussels.
And cold's the heart aud stilted the voice • One boy came in without wiping his
we loved n year ago.boots. Another did not knockTru Bav, Gao, F3. Tanen, of Bourbon, messes. Walker & Humphries?,
,
Ind, says "Both- myself and wife owe
New friendships have been formed since Another slammed the door. And in r y b carriagemalcers have dissolved part -
dor lives to t3nmou s CoxsoripTloN Cana.
1E. Jackson, Egmodville; William ..i• byC. E "'lame.
then, and old ones have decayed, fact the employer was in despair of l'or sale by_ O. E. Williams..
nership and the business will in future
Ilfew hopes havespruugarou around
our hearts, ever getting a boy to fill th place for The late Mrs. Jay Gould is to have he conducted by Mr. Walker.
we've area the ofdhopen fade,
With unconcern we meet with those whom he noticed all these thinpe. At last a
once we cherished so, boy came and knocked at the door and
We've learned a lesson of the world since opened - it, first wiping his boots
one short year ago. - carefully on the mat. He thenshut
And ole 1 hew many oherisksd Toys hose the door gently and took off his cap.
faded from our sight, The gentleman noticed all these things
How many blasts of grief 'and woe onus and thought he was just the - boy for
have shed their might; Allo and him the situation. But
There are withered hopes and broken.' hearts gave
. that God oau only know, besides being polite to your employers
And sorrow wriukled many a brow so you should also be polite to your
bright a year ago. parents, for the fifth commandment
St. Andrews, N. B., Jan, lat, 1;838. says, "honor thy father and thy
• mother." it is your parents who
A SERMON SUMMARIZED. • provide your food and keep your
The following is a reproduction of clothes Olean, and it is they who attend
4 sermonrecentlydelivered by the Rev. you whenyou are sick, and yet some
Air. Moorhouse, ' pastor of St. Paul's of you when told to shut the door
church. The writer is Miss Mary slam it to and go hack as if you had
Cornyn, daughter of Mr. Wm. Cornyn, done all that was required of you. A
a girl of about 14 years and the re- young mouse wandered away from
production is so full and creditablethat home and happened to see a piece of
we have decided it worthy of publics- cheese, and what she thought was a
Ilion. very nice house but in reality it was a,
Text :—Children obey your parents mouse trap. The mouse came back for
in the Lord for this is right, Ephesiana her mother and it was well she did, for
VI aud I. The fifth commandment if she had not she would have been
says : " Honor thy father and thy caught in the trap, but her mother
mother." That means to respect and to was older and knew what it was. The
obey them and not to speak disrespect- moral
orale to
s story
mind what the old
Sally of them as some persons aro very yotg people
alit to do. 111 the 21st chapter of And when people
err is near.keep out of the
Deateronomy,the 18th and 21st verses. . v ay „
vie 'fii ci tlietd'words _ " 0 a Man haste
There are utr►ny noble examples of
a stubborn and rebellious son who persons who honored their parents, one
will not obey the voice of his father,or of which is General Garfield. His
the voice of his mother, and that when mother was a very poor' woman who at
Alley have chastened him,` will ` not one time had to split rails to earn her
hearken unto diem, then shall his living. After General Garfield had
father and mother lay hold on him and been made president of the United
an $80,000 tomb. An acre of land
was bought as a plot for 850,009.
' Dreams .said Colaeideenes.
While staying in ypur''good city last
week I read in The [[**lobe -Democrat an
account of curiouia coincidences con
netted with dreamt. Strangely enough,
a night or two afterwards, as I was com-
ing east on h sleeping car, I dreamt of
meeting a friend, a ady, whom I had
not seen for seventeen years, and hithe
morning I sat directly opposite this very
lady in the dining, car. I had not
thought of her, but who will say that
her presence in the next car did not
have some subtle influence over my
dream the night before?
Speaking of dreams, I` will tell you of
another one, -of a ludicrous nature, not
many weeks ago. I dreamt that I was
a boy again, and, was engaged in the
rather common Juvenile diversion in the
country of robbing a farmer's water-
melon patch. Just as I was in the act of
making off with one of the finest melons
in the hatch I saw the farmer approach-
ing, with dog and gun. In vain did I
tug at the melon, hoping to get over the
fence ahead of the advancing dog. The
barking -of the brute awoke nee, and
I found myself pulling with all the en-
ergy at my command at the head of any
15 -months -old baby, which I had mis-
taken for a watermelon, and whose try
had filled my dull ears with sounds like
the barking of a dog.Tile poor child
hobeen dreadfully s abused, and I e¢-
solved never again -to steeple bell with a
baby.—A. M. Heston'in-St. Louis (Ilobe-
Democrat. , - -
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tiring him unto the elders of the city. States he in the sightof ail . present Experiments with milk gave very twsat-
aad unto thegate of hisplace,and isfactory results, as an addition of 4 per
kissed his mother. Another example cent. boracic . acid only •preserved the
they shall say unto the elders of his is that of Joseph, who when be . was in milk for four clays JIoraeflcsh .holy be
,city : This, our son is stubborn and Egypt sent for his father Jacob with preserved for six weeks by the use of 8
rebellious. he will not obey our voice ; wagons to take him to Egypt. You per cent. of the acid.' )voracic acid is
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'Ise is a glutton and a drunkard, and may he sure Jacob loved his son, for vest u gators. incluposed t45 he ding the author. ets. but opro nt
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'all the men of the city shall' stone ham weread that after Jacob had seen his - it to be dangerous, as it strongly acts• X71. F 'h' 'iX tic'IUr'fY.r,
' with stones that he die ; so shalt thou son he cried out"Now let me die since
put evil away from anonym' and all I have seen thy -face, because• thou art
•Israel shall hear and fear." By this yet alive." But the greatest and
-you'set the terrible punishment of a noblest example is of Jesus Christ,
disobedient person. In Romans 1 aud who obeyed his parents in all things.
80thaud II Timothy,the III and 2nd
disobedience to parents is classed with Morris.
soma of the most horrible of sins, such TY M • ` A is.
f God boasters rohibited.— mmer c t, tem. t g
upon the mucous membrane of the large .li A
intestine. A dose of four grammes killed •W S N' t3-' 3 A M .
a large rabbit, two grammes tuatle'.a dog
very sick. —
Th
as ,backbiters,• haters o ,
and blasphemers. There are several elected the following officers : press- Ko. 7a; L. De K., The Analyst.
reasons why we should obey parents, dent, Jas. Bart; vice -Pres.. Hugh
three of which are: The Bible tells us Ross ; sec -tree's., H. 'McQuarrie ; Looking Miami ''•
to do so ; second: Because our parents directors, E, Hughes, Geo. Jackson, laAstory
t rylis r clated uttecha the
tea a F.
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are older than we are and d W Laidaw, J She relit Jos Cartel 1
al SOCIPt
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preserving fish and milk,' but cafes of
poisoning havo already occurred in that
country. Long continued use of the acid
is not' favorable to good,healtlh, and at
alt e"ents its addition to milk should be
to veteran railroad man'wns lying at
have had
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more experience than we ;and thirdly: J. •P. Fisher, C. Biddle, lz. Taylor, Lite point of death Ito tnacle a dying •
Because our parents love us. And then .res. Porter. Auditors, C. E. Tanner, quest. He said to the atteltdants at his
there are different ways of obeying A. Tierney. The auditors' ry report bedside that he wished them to see that
• your parents.' You might obey them showed receipts in 1888 of $927.50 ; strips of. oak he nailed t4 the bottom of
expenditure, the pine bot that would comtaitt his cof-
by. doing what they, have told you. but p $942.60 ; balance on fin. '"'t i ealize," remarked ' tlto iiytua
complaining ;and fretting about it. hand, $36.98. man, "that Oakland ct nietery will have
• There are other ways of doing things •
that would be better for us if we would Salem• taken up aud toot c t y.
try to remember. In the frrtt place Mrs. Wm. Gallaher has been on the don't want my bones clroppin" out of the
you slrouldobey promptly thatis without sick Het during the past week, but we box all ever the city' while they are
waiting' to finish what you are at or hope to see her around again before and so d like tot y
to be abandoned tie -tt places of burial
tomtit day, and all the bodies will• be
ai a • • - .how I
carryin them off to another 'cemetery,
' have you make (lie
• telling some one else to do it for you, As long with her usual cheery face and box strong enough to hold them." It is
soon as you are told to do a thing you pleasant smile,—Mr, A, Ohysler has understood that the somewhat oxlcl•re•
should do it. Then again you should taken a share in the Louisiana estate. quest was complied with.—St. Paul
rest
Press.
ober cheerfully, that is without corn- we wish him success in his venture,—
, planting fur it would seem asif you were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Benny of Assina-
A fight with am Eagle.
only doing it because you were made to boil, have been spending the last few L. C. Brinkman, a clerk in the supply
dodo, Lastly,you should obey neartily, days with their brother.in•law, Mr. department of the Iinrlington and Ie1is-
rloke the bird's
it othertviso iiit1 ar n d
that means with good will
once r
•Jati, Neill, -Mr. Jim.- Willits, of souri in this city, while tinting shot a
wing. but eft ,
rad of a little bo v who was Clifford has been visiting under the large eagle.The shot br
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playing on the railroad track. His parental roof lately.—Mr. Andrew and when ho went to capture his prize It A. hoz-m AT
father was turning the switch for the Mitchell is away on a visit to friends made a s1firing at his ince, tint Int t
train to go on the right track. The in Iowa, not warded it (awn his nem his ryes
farther hearing the whistle' of the train,
wouhwould hat's ixuu put out by the t acage N,s
aae t gtspeed tits firm,m ,Aso
a +
looked at the track where the hoy was Telt DyspErsri and Liver Complaint you deli ito his efforts to free himself he
playing. If he left the switch to save havo n printod gnarant-so on every bottle of Shttoh'• could not shake the engle off, Oallin';
i1 Y vitalIsor. It never fail, to euro. rbr rslo b C E
his hn,y t to tea n wou a ne i»iauu.
e ll9ttclt and perhaps many persona
Nathan y ' ' to his friends, a short distance away.
'th p p Kennedy cattle dealer, of
they
l iedt tm it%ss killed
he flesh of his fornnd e
would be killed Suddenly ailidea came Montreal failed With liabilities of nein and le , which were bed's. lacerated.
medial asehatunr a aummni.d. nim
and lying down in a small hole the will pine youyimmediate reliefs Price loo, til•ltt tears from tip to tip.—DeManuainto his head. Fie shouted to his boy to $150,000. Ile Was he ped Agin by his friends and
lie down, Ths little fellow obeyed, •yltitr will ou eou h when Shtloli's Cute waslntrlly swollen, Thee
eagle
n1eul:USctt
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