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..noisome Y" a Innen* money el Omen
roman e•.esse.
One • hundred years ago the follow-
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.llow_gag se salted "Omni@ Ill ' was and,
says the Albany Journal, to mauls bibIt
sal seaniars sed today, were it read
Mood in any mixed ousapary, it r ques-
tionable
uemtionable if iia fraedelent Laren want be
diesovend, w harmfully is the spirit
sad language of the O:4 Testament
imi-
tated :
1. Aud, it sea to pas after these
Wags *bit Abraham eat ie the duet of
his bot about Ik.guteg dots ..f theses.
4. had behold a silt•/, tuwad down
with asp, Dame from the way of the wit
denims, leautL5 un bar Nag.
3. And Abraham ares and mrd him,
and said onto him : Tern in, I p -•y timers
and wash thy feet, and tarry all night,
and thou shalt ares Baily un the mor-
row and go thy way.
L But the man said : Nay, for 1 will
abide under this tree.
!t
had Abraham premed him greatly;
no be tensed, and they went iuto the
test, and Abraham baked solesveusd
bread, sod they did eat
0. And when Abraham saw that ib -
ran Ne""', 'out lied, he said said pato
him : Wberefore deist thou not wor-
ship the moat bigh Dud, Castor of heav-
o earth 1
V. And the man answered and said :
do sot wwahip the God thou speak.It
of ; neither do I call epos kis same ; (or
I have made to myeell a ;tud, which
•lttideek always in my boon* and pro•
videtk me with all thing.
Q Asti Abraham's seal was kindled
against the man, and be erne and drove
Diss tuith with blow* tato the wildet-
tnlM.
jMil at mtdnigiit laked
, easing : Abtsh•s, where is
the sewng.r
IQ AbeaMs *sawed and gid :
Lord he would not worstip thee, neither
would he call upon thy name, therefore
have I drives biro out from before my
lutea Into Hie wilderness.
11. had God said ; Have I not borne
with him thew hundred and ninety and
eight years, and nourished him, and
clothed him, notwithstanding his re-
belliea against me, and oouldst not thou,
ANA art thyself a sinner, bear with biro
ewe night.
12 And Abraham raid : Lest not the
anger of my Lord wiz against his ser•
nal ; lo' I have sinned, forgive me, I
pray thee.
13. And Abraham arose and went
forth into the wildormin and sought
diligently for the man, and found him
sad ielses.d with him M the ten:, and
when As had ateeldned him kimdly,
he tnRd kiss ail/ ell Oa Helloes en*
gi
1L Anil God spark• again into Abets
has, saying : For this thy sin shall
tby treed be a>Bicted 4000 years in a
strange land.
15. But for thyrepellant.* will I
deliver them, and tey shall Dome teeth
with rower and with slcdnees of heart,
and with much eastern.
In 17:0, when in England as agent
for the colony of Pennsylvania, ikoja-
min Franklin privately printed this
"chapter," sa be always tensed it. Take
to • sheet of paper, he kept it laid
rRible at the end of Genesis, and
Is atoms himself by reading it
aloud to kis friends and h•*ring them
express their surprise that they had
rover recollected reading it, sod their
openly expressed admiration of the
moral it carried with it. Iia oririn is
unknown. It baa been traced back 700
years to a Persian poet who simply
says "it was so related." It must be
very old.
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Mies said in the Baltimore
cookies school that • Baltimore lady had
written a receipt for 'conking husbands
so s to make them tender and good."
It is as follow*: A good many hus-
bands are utterly spoiled by mismanage- I time.
sept. Some warn go *boat it sa ii i "God
their husbands were bladders and blow I hioa•elL
them up. Others keep them in a stew
by irritating words and ways. ')there
roast them. Some keep them in •
Fickle all their lives. It cannot be sup-
posed that any husband will be tender
and good, managed in this way, but (bey
are really delicious when properly treat-
ed. In seleetise usr husband you
amid not be guided"oy the silvery ap-
*leranes as in baying mackerel, not by
the golk'en tint so if you wanted salmon.
Be sure and select biro yourself, ea
tastes differ. Do sot no to the market
for him, as the best are always bteegbl
to yost door. It is far better to have
sone unless you sill patiently learn how
to cook his. A preserving kettle rat
the finest porcelain is boat, hut if you
hare nothing but an earthenware pipkin
well do with are. See:that the lines
�6ieh you wrap him is nicely wished
et aria a avetre,
LpPROST IN LOUIBIA.NA
•'the New Mur" ti. lirwee's Iloolebee
Low le 000Per.
Mr, Sly and the priest Wiled in the
boles of we ut the pmts ka&iivata. lar
the evening,when they este skies, the
cabled of pruey came op.
•'We near at the North," eatd Mr.
g1y, "vague acoounla of the Terre des
, whish is .aid to be ausoowbat.
it What truth is care in
the. r
' They are no doubt grewt'y staggerea-
ed.'• said Father Nedaud. "A spatium
leprosy, 0Mph.utueie, was ear coeu'•o
among the minim seder Ilse Spanish
dominions that Gunnar Miro founded
a beepttel fur lepers near N.w Orkaw,
on the Rayon St. John. It hs been
gone these many years, and Leper's
Lard is now built up wilt pretty knee
co. It was iu the suburb Toros. '
"The dunes is eat iuct, then 1'
"Then were some cone of genuine
Asiatic leprosy uear Abbeville, in this
perish, stout twenty years ago. An old
creole lady was the first. Her tatb-
ee doubtless brought the terrahi:
is his blued from Fre- Why
the whoa seal•
.. appeared in her [
'..r ntuband al.d family tied hum her.
There mss a ;nun girl, daughter of
Wein Delon', who went to her and
n ursed her aloes during the three year
in whish the fought with death. Another
of 'hod's servants, m'eiw 1 Four 4 this
old woman's children, who deserted her,
became lepers. The young girl who had
n ursed her, after she died married a
young fernsier, and lived happily in her
little cabin with her husband and pretty
bitty. But one day a shining cabins spot
appeared on her forehead. That was the
end.''
"She died r
_!•,lil'ai.u, atter four year.. There ie ne
ells. It surely doss not matter to her
asset by what road God called her to
Bis. There have been since then no
lepers in the pariah except in thew taint-
ed tamt:ies. The real Terre des Lepresx
in Louisiana is now on the lower
Lifourche, below Haran 's Cast The
bayou there is turbid and foul ; it flows
through malarious swamps lower than
itself. The creole planters there are
honest and temperate folk, but they are
wretchadly pour. They rain only ries,
and hoe ou it and fah The wet rite
fields some tip to the very doors et their
cabs.. 1gs_ leprosy which certain
families among them have inherited is
developed by these conditions. Five
years ago Professor Joseph Jose* prem•
dent art the State hoard of Health, went
himself with his can to .xpble the ivy.
mega swamps and lagoons of the Iowa
Lsfuurcheo, iii'ileu, it is the region of
the shadow of death. Ile found many
poor lepen biding thtre. They were as
d men who walk and talk. They
Could haudle burning coals ; they felt o0
longer a,1d, nor heat, nor pain. Their
bodies were u corpses One man lived
aloes in • hut, thatched with peloat-
toes, which be ,had built fur bust(,
eating only the rice which he had p'a sr
ed. No man nor woman bad come sear
him for years. The Terre dos Leprsux
extends as far as Cbeuiere Caminsda,
where the bayou empties into the Gulf."
Mr. Ely remained silent, though a
torrent of angry queries rushed to hie
lips, Why was nothing done to miti-
gate the horrors of such life in -death ?
How could this priest, • man of God, so
calmly discus these pour accursed creat-
ures from his este, comfortable point of
vantage, jogging on his easy-going man
from one farm to another 1 He bade him
presently • rather curt good -night, and
went to the loft whore he was to sleep.
When be came down in the morning,
Pere Nedaud had gone.
"M siea," said his smiling host, "1e
ppitpp m
sof lel' you bon•atin, waving his
katid W the black figure tar acme, the
A G18L IN PRISON FOR LIPS
,11E *eased bee Feeeser. carte Id •11>11P►
.4 Dor ear Net a►.mos to *'Leel►
naedLTinton, Oa, Now. 1 --There is a gill
ur
eila Berens wary a Id. tens
au tis. Dade comity nal mime. the *tory
of whose crime w aosse.hat strange. Her
falter, James Bargees, lived uear Mullet
to the wester' ptrt of toe State He bed
two daughter•, the youngest of whom
was Leila About three years ego he
j•w•ed the shore►, end betlame a regular
church •tteudaut. lie was pained to
see that hie two Jaugbten, now grown
1, young wumanbood, did nut care to at -
fowl the religious *orrice* with the r.gu.
laxity that he did, sod where all should
have been coicord the bittarost kind of
discord grew u;,. After • whsle Burgess
told the girls that • revival was about to
•pen, aid that he expected them to at•
tend every service, mud it they did oot
tome would be somebody to whip. For
threw mornings the Rain failed to appear
at lbs "sunrise" meetings lto the
tourtb worn .�g Burge' pulled the girls
out of ',wJ and bexeu to cleat se one of
thee& severely. Whs.)he
her iuto submission ho began on the
other. Leila, who ws the first one
chastised, *lipped out of the room, pro
Cured lin pas, and with cue stroke
hurtol the edge of iia her father's Amt.
The gash was ire inches long sad pone
toted the brain ball an inch. Atter
ward the girl sat looking sullenly at the
dead body of her father, oblivion of
the crowds which premed in to behold
the sone of blood. She was cunt
MNI
of the highest grade of 11116•40egtiter,
and took her place among the coot ids
uncomplaisiogly, merely saying that ahs
wuu1J cuamitt the crime over again be
fore she would be compelled to go to
sews* se eat ly in the monist.
p rairie—
'Where ie his charge now 1''
•' M'si•w— • Gsap•rd paused $ women'.
"In hell, 1 think. It lemma Cheninada,
in 1a Terre dee Leprous."
Mr. Ely walked away from him, and
paced up and down the levee for a long
forgive me !" he muttered to
,e aged mended, *with the required number
of bmttons sod strings Moldy sowed on.
Tie him in the kettle by a strong silk
ward called comfort, as the one called
duty is apt to be weak. They are spt
to 6y oat of the kettle sod be burned
and crusted on the edges, like crabs
• od lobsters, you hove to Book
them while alive. Make a clear. steadyoe.
6re out of love, nestneen and cheerful.
sem. Set him as near this as seem to
W ee with him. If he sputters sod
steles do not be unions ; sorsa hes.
beads do this until they are quite dons
Add • little sugar in the form of what
knee,confectioners oall knee, but no vinegar
co
or popper on any •ount. A little spies
improves them, but it mast be need with
jjodgmeet. Da not stick any.1�
Ioannina into hiss to en if e is be•
coming tender. Stir him gently ; watsb
the while, lest he lie ton flat and ales
to the kettle and so become useless. You
cannot fait to know when lie is done.
if thus treated you will
anti Gad r
digestible, agreeing y you wad
n
the ehiWs sad he will keeps loss se
yea .wet ;seises yea beeee WOWS toad
at bis Ie too sold a phase.
The testes' era Rwasle.
• Tobacco and tits ■sera.
De. Prantzel, of Berlin, reporting cont
the offsets of immoderate smoking upon
the heart, says that smoking, as • rule,
agree* with persons fur many years, al-
though by degrees cigars of a finer flavor
are chosen. But all at once. without
any assignable ane, troubles are ex-
perienced with the heart, which ot:mpele
the calling in of the doctor. Common
eigan are not so liable to proeuce thew
effects as the finer flavored encs. Nor
can the charge be laid upon cigarettes,
altbough they produce evils of their own.
The trouble* seldom begin till atter the
smoker is over 30 years of age, and me at
usually attack him at between 50 and 60
While it has not been deter>g:nei what
it is that makes smoking injurious, it
appear certain that the effact does nut
devoid upon the amount of niceties.
CT3 UPOIBLIII
AND 1111111101114111
t�ttlerm isTeik *heat 11.
It is just M well that the impertant
qu»tion of Commercial Union should be
discussed so that it may be brought be-
fore the public opinion in cam it should
ever be under the necessity of judging
of ir. Until now no political party hes
put this question on its programme. It
remains in the domain of free discussion.
However, if the project war adopted, it
would have a capital importance inane
mach a. it would aimp'etely change
our commercial rclationf with the United
States, and we know these relations re-
pesseat an enormous capital. - De Journal
de Qoebee.
Mrs Martin, a Cincinnati dressmaker,
attracted a'tentio0 in the New York
Custom house by her somewhat protu-
berant tournure, and an inspection was
determined epos. In the bwtle wee
found twesty•four pieces of wonted
binding, five pieces of black lace, /we
point lace Dollars, fifty-four pieces of silk
binding, twelve pieces of water -silk
ribbon, six jet bead ornaments, a box el
poefu.sty, a silver watch, two pair of
�6ee�seesehleettss,, a pair of toilet ornaments. a
deem packages of French hooka and
ceiytta, ose dress pattern embroidered in
tinsel on silk, thirty yards of tinsel em-
broidered silk Drape, and a black silk
dress skirt.
Geed fosse Ise Alarm.
t w.atwe.,
t *Stress.
her aw•olsatat
k assdacke
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al Apple Bleed
eiromalwss stadia -
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Ter sale bf Jsses gel s -
denote. De
g asman. Price Sects aN It. 1I17-17
travelling *etas.
YRAXD TRUWK
ater.
Exprew . Mixed. M1a.4.
Ooderich I Lv. I 7la.ni I ICH p.m I 3211pm
Stratford Ar. 3:40 a.m 3:IS p m 730 pm.
WwT.
Mined. Mixed. Express.
StretfordLe. Aaa.ui I:1.Sp.m ereap.m
Ooderich I S
Ar. 11O1sa.m 13:15 p.m I tup.w
.
Engineer—"Well old woman. what's
the matter P' Aunt Chloe—"G- great
news, boss. The bridge ahead it all
right."
A witness in a ase tried lately in
Augusta, Ga., testified that lie drinks
"to an ordinary day's 'bender' from six•
teen to twenty-three quarts of beer."
FANNING MILL
ami
PUMP FACTORY
GODERICH, ONT.
FANNING Mill- SEPARTUENT.
FANNING MILLS, 520.00 EACH,
ONLY A FEW LEFT.
1l RDd8TRONt3'8
Pat, Grain and Seed Cleaner
for thorneably separating at use cleaglyt
Cockle. Chem I. the Pees. Mustard Seed
Thistle deed, Fox Tail. and other °bimelee*
reeds acid retinae `rain, fr,,ri Wheat pe as
grain. cleaning a mid ail OW .'d et
tee mete thee. Comm brass and Clever
Send. or separate. theism.
El ERT vials= Shane NAR
FITS MIT FANNING: MILL.
Reclusive territory allowed to geed siren*.
with horse, waggon and capital.
BAG iiCI.DERB
fur man or toy teen bags alone.
Fanning Still Net ei sad Screen. for asy Mill.
Old ICUs Repaired and Rerieved.
PUMP DEPARTMENT.
PIRBT—CIL.A88
WELL It CISTERN POPS,
Drainage and Suction Piping. Lc., &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
redden supplied at Pelee. that Fay.
THE ARMSTRONG
rAzxla4 MILL AND vier WORKS,
G,faD31 TOH. miss=
ORATEFUL-WMFORTINO.
!FFS'S COCOA
•
READ THIS.
JIM Oita MONTEL
POB ONS KONTM.
20 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH 1
An
Felt and Straw Hats Done Over
at Reasonable Rates.
Apprentice Wanted in the Strew Hat Litre
MRS. C. H. GIRVIN.
MRS. SA.LEELD'S
FALL MILLINERY!
I &D8 TI3B WAY.
LADIES' FELT HATS
VELVETS, Plain and Fancy.
FLUSHES, FRIZETTES,
MOUNTS, WINOS, Etc.,
Together with • large assortment of *'LAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS. Also Agent for the
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion'
and nutrttlos. and by • careful application of
the flne prurertlea of wellselected Cocoa. Mr.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
• delicately flavored beverage whish may save
us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the
judicious use of ouch articles of diet that s
constitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough to resist every tendency to
disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are
fleeting around us ready}' to .*tack wherever
there is • week point. We may escape staity
a Wei shaft by keeping ourself es well foetid•
ed with pure blood and a properly nourished
fame "—"C'i til Serri: a Gazette."
-Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold Daly- is packets by Grocers. labelled
thus:
JAKIEf & b., HomaopinLondonhE ic ingland
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The Stander'fs ooneepondent at Paris
averts that President Greevy bas fully
decided to retire to private life when the
Wilson affair blows over.
Signor Criept has authorized the Ital-
ian Ambassador at Constantinople to in-
form the Porte that Italy hos no designs
on Tripoli, and that existing treaties will
be adhered to.
The following to the reply which a
man sent to • bill from Isis bookseller :
"I never ordered the book ; if I did
you didn't send it ; if you sent it I never
got it ; if i gut it I paid for it ; if I did-
n't
id•n t I wont.'
A Sicilian has invented a method by
which eremstion is accomplished by
weans of electricity. It requires • dyn-
amo like those employed for the lights
It is stated that the effect of the intense
heat is to vapoeise the entire body.
KCichigan has a railroad ticket agent
who, although thirty years old, is only
four feet high, and does not weigh over
0117 pounds. He ie mid to be the most
polite ticket agent in the country.
Grip cleverly cartoons Sir Tupper as
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. As Dr.
Jekyll he sits proudly on the beet of the
temperance hog, `song the whole of it,
wbi a as Mr. Hyde he stands in •
saudlin condition beside a hogshead,
and he is going the whole of that too.
The cartoon is suggested by hie temper-
ance professions as contracted with the
list bills for his palms in London.
Ooesaiooally the servant has really
reason to find fault. A teat appeared at
a intelligsnce office the other day and
e.Raped a girl for general housework.
"Have you any children 1" asked ebe
said before she closed the bargain,
"Only • few," be replied, and she took
this to mean two or three. She arrived
at the hones just at breakfast time the
next morning and was surprised to sea
sin little ones filing into the dining -
room. "Are there any more?' she gasp-
ed. "Weil, yea," answered the proud
father, "there an the twin, who cannot
walk yet, and the baby." The girl did
*tut stop to unpack her trunk.
News sows of the Lady Bossy s
death on board the yjieht Sunbeam un
the way to Australia. and her burial at
sea 11 is • death and burial not Dubs
itiseg this cheerful, courageous English
*ewe, who has been the companion of
kw busload, Sir Thomas Bussey, on so
mew voyages and bas writhe' with de-
lightful books about the.. She loved
themes and wog as good a ystehman es
her husband, and capable of heroism is
little things and large, as she sites
skeweA.
"Dines • rat smell like whiskeyr "No,
dear ; .ky do you eek ?" "Leat eight
whets peps talked • little lewey, i smolt
whisker, and yes said ''yes smelt a
GODERICH BOILER VORIS
Chrystal & Black
Manufacturers of ell kinds of
STATIONERY. WNW UPROOiOT AND TURAS
BOILERS.
GALT PANS, SMOKE STACKS
andel' kinds of Sheet Iron work.
STRUM AND WATER very FITTINGS
constantly on hand.
PARKER DYE WORKS, Toronto.
Ile
MRS_ 8A1_$ELD,
At the old stand on the Square, Godertck.
WILSON EROS..,
GRANITE & MARBLE WORKS,
ST. DAVID -ST., t3ODERICH,
fTwe Doors East of Whitely's HmisLi
Manufacturers of Marble Monuments, Headstones, Mantlepieoee,
and all kinds of Furniture Trimmings in Foreign and
American Marble ; also Window and Door
Bills, and House Trimmings of all
kinds in Ohio stone.
All work designed and executed in hest style.
tfrWiL 9ON 81108. deal largely in all kind. of European sad Canadian Granite,
which special •tteation i. called
It will pay to call before ordering elsewhere,
Godeneb. June w. 1837.WZLBON
Mb. BR08_
rtutJm
Os hand. reedy for delivery :
t 30 ■.r. New Steel getter.
1 a /.r. New NIMr-
A gosplete 2i 4-aDi Tbmbifl� ORtit
working order. Will be 'old cheap.
Mall orders will reeelve prompt attention.
Werke t ep,. 4. T. R. Mala.
P.O. BOX 361
Ooderlch Way 3Mi. as.
to penmanship this year at
Lamm Strwakrev a+d iuensell
. . ahead et int rear. re. ter
er
W tart ERTILT TORK. LwtMs.Ost. Ulm
Boiler. Bngl•e. Separator. ac.. all n good
HURON AND BRUCE
IRAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY
Thin Cowpony u Loewiny Monro OR Perri
Security at Lowest Safes of &tercet.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED.
LIME
NEW FALL COODS
ABRAHAM BMITH,
TAILOR & CLOTHIER
Has Just received, and s aow opening a lance assortment of
READY-MADE MEN'S AND BOYS' SPRING SUITS.
Also me hand a large Kock of the
LATEST PATTERNS OF TWEEDS 00 CLOTHS
For the snake -up of SIRING SUITS.
ORDERED WORK A SPECIALY I
1sB73..AE.AM 8MITWB..d
Zest Bide Square, OetlerW. Mine N• Itlif. rale
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINEToMAKER
UNDERTAKER.
The rubecribers here J*I1 completed their
large limekiln, which sae tarn out 300 bush-
els every twenty -tont bon. Slid are sew
prepared to stipple all customers with a
line etnall•y of good Rash lime daily. 1t
will be to the .dvantatne of every one re-
palrtee lime to call or correspond with us. se
we are prepared to deal liberally with par-
ties
artie* wlahing to purchase. The kiln 1s situated
on ibe Goderich side of the Falls Iteserre.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
SI, 4.04 h per (Tent. /shooed Allowed sa
Depesits, scenrdisq to airmen!
sari Sires lAft.
O/Fi Cor• of Matter Square and North
Street, to
HORACII HOIRTON.
1 ax eagle
Oedsrteb Aug. Nh )tln. 10M
BACHLER & BLCKBR,
PROPRIETORS.
111111141em
Joss 17th. til.
PATENTS
Anyone can advertise, but 1 can show the Steck. 1 have chore stock on band than any two
house* in town to .elnat tram.
FURNITURE.
4
I Imre now on band ie different Kyle* of Bedroom Suttee. a different Kyks of Sideboard., 3
Parlor Spites. •od almost anything in the Furniture line. a8 of which wUl be sold
AS CHEAP AS MX CHEAPEST, AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT.
in the UNDERTAKING 1 give personal attentloa. ant the benefit now of ,early 40 years
experience. i think I have t re the beet Hearsin the County of Huron i wilt leave the public
to judge, 1 have everything uasaliy kept in • first-daa w
m. establishment. such ('aske.
Coffins, Shrouds, Habits. Gloves, Crapes, ole. Embalming dune when required.
MI Guarantee to give satisfaction is every ease.
OLD STAND BIITWEKN P. O. AND BANK OF MONTREAL
Gedericb. Sept. tsh, IRK -gta
1837 VIVAT REGINA 1
1887
The subscriber wishes to intent an loyal aaldoel0 •f Mer Meet Gracious MUeety�aeen
oet
victoria. that I aes defog my s&eto keep my stock replete with everything new tre-
nd is all departments.
NEW GOODS SUITABI.L FOR I&33IVata
Ly
DLT
Autumn Wear.
The Correct Thing in Dress Goods, Buttons and Trimmings to
Match, Ribbons, Frillings and Fine Lases New Shades
in Plain and Fancy Opera Flannels, with
kmbroidenee to Match.
I am not advertising goods at own 'ir under. *banks to my numerous cu comers. 1 have
no overstock of any one lice. and Dist is saying a great deal when we hear so much about
business depression. hard time*, tc.
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