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IMPORTANT NOTIOIS.
J.MoKENNA, Dominion and Priavincial La
efar;d8Surrevrveeyypor, Mertth
ber of eAssoolation of Onta
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re, aDublin, Ontelio. 1 6.62
FOR SALE. -In the Village of Hemet 1, a tine br
dwelling and store combine -d, well tatuated ne
centre of village. Terrns seasonal . Apply
MISS S. CARLISLE, Heneall. 1616
TWIN BEATTIE, Ole& of the Seond Diviei
e) Court, County Conuniesioner, of Huron, Co
repairers', Land, Loan and Insurance en*. Fun
love/lied and to Loan. Office--Ovar Sharp
ivene' More, Main etreeta Seaforth. ° 1289
. . .
001) FARM' FOR SALE in Grey wnahip, ne r
IT Ethel station, touching river • 12 actes of f 11
whept, 30 acres Seeded ; all fail plowin e dono ; po1.
seeeton given immediately. For partiou are, apply to
THOMAS MOORE, Box 200, Brussels 0., Ontarlo.
1626x3
0
A 1101SE FOB. SALE OR TO REN
it The house coetains dining roo
ellen and four bedrooths, a woodahed
soft water. II. P. XENNEDY, Egmond
CHEAP.
, parlor, kit.
d bard and
ilia. 1627x8
DIGS AND BARLEY FOR SALE. The under-
.' signed has a ample of thoroughbr d Tenth
nvor
/
Roars about four month a old at d ready or nen. Also
a lot of six.rowed Russian Barley, guar. 14 iold clean
and fit for seed. It yielded 60 bushels tcO le acre
last year. Apply on Lot 30, Concemion 4, It sborne.
THOMAS CUDMORE, Hurondale P. 0. 1627)0
erlIMEER fort SALE. -The undersien d o4ers for
.1_ Bele the timber on the East hall of Lot l8, Con-
cession 0, licKillop. There is a Trantity ofgood
ash suitable for ralla ; also some hardwood bush,
which will be sold by the acre, and h apeointed
Mr. James Lockhart to sell the mane. GEORGE
HALL, _ 1613
-LIARK TO RENT. -Contains 160 acres90 cleared,
J 22 acres ot fall wheat in on the p1n, fall plow -
int all done, bank barn 60x80, with brlc c veneered
house, farm in g od state of cultivation tidil choice
soil. For full particulars-, see the prop eto on the
place; possesalon given by the itth of Ma oh; school
oonvenient SAMUEL IRVINE, Lot 6, 0 nce sion 6
lietirie, Belgrave P. 0, 1 26x8
aDUSINESS OHANCE.--The general ag my rights
1
D of " Our Native Herbs" (Alonzo 0. Mize Co.,
Montreal) for Huroo County and Southe ivision
of Perth (kill be sold immediately and oh oy terms,
as ill health forces me to leave the county. It le a
well established and profitable business, a d tee 46
ea agents at work. Call, or address A. . , BEA,
Oirdeman Street, Eleaforth, Ontario. 1624x4
OL B.- Persons indebted to me will plea e forward
at once.
STOCK FOR -SALE.
FOR SALE. -The imported German coaith hone,
"Waldemar," height, 161 hands; weight, 1,600
. pounds; color, crow black ; a cootie bore of the high-
est type, with good knee action. For full particulars,
apply to SAMUEL IRVINE, Belgrave p.linimx,
Brussels, or to Thomas Innes, Cranbrook. 1626x4
Tip [ALS FOR SALE. -The undersigned has for
..1.3 sale three Durham bulls, from 8 to 13 months
old ; rotur.and red in color. These are ifirst-class
Animals, and are registered. Two of them *ere bred
from Thomas Russel'a prize bull. THOMAS CUD -
MORE, Lot 80, Concession 4, Usborne, or Lumley
P. 0. 1616-tf
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G1OR SALE, a number of ScotohiShort.hora Bulls,
J from 8 to 11 months old, $66 o885 ; 4nd a few
from 12 to 18 monthe old. They 4re a grad lot of
breeding lusty follows, in good g °sing c nditlon,
are good colors. Also either of t e two 1o11a bred
by J. & W. B. Watts, of Salem, Onta co viz: Viscount
23706, two years old, dark red; or May Du e 21048,
dark roan, four years old, active land our getter.
i
Mao a few cows afid heifers; no p ts ; mu4* sell to
make room, a.s herd numbers 49 hod, and i ore coin.
ing; terms easy. DAVID MILNE/ Ethel, at.
° 1618
STOCK FOR SERiI0E.
HORTHORNS FOR SALE -The undersigned has
t.,j for sale two good young Shorthorn BdIls, with
registered pedigreee. Prices and term* right.
HECTOR REID, Lot 7, Concession 3, Stanleal, Bruce -
field P. 0. 11.620-tf
DOAR FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned will
11) keep for service on Lot 26, Conoe eion 4,
Stanley, a thoroughbred Chesterwhite hoar. erms-
St, payable at the time of service, with the rivilege
of returning if necessary. JOHN V. DIERI.
59141
DULL FOR SERVICE. -The undersigned has for
j service on Lot 8, Concession 11, St niey, a
thoroughbred Durham bull. Terme: 81. 0 ; pay.
able at the time of service, with the privilege of re-
turning if necessary. EDWARD OURVIN, 162441
DULL FOR SERVICE.-Tbe underaignel tot fer
1,) service on Lot 4, Concession 6, Hull tt, tne
thoroughbred shorthorn bull. " Scottish , bin."
Terme 81, with the privilege of reterning i nem&
sera. Ile also has for sto-yice a thorotiebbrr, York -
/W
hire boar. Terms, $1. ANDREW EL , Con.
stance. 1626-tf
Tft) PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will keep
on I.ot 26, Cencesaion 6, L. R. 8., Tuck rem:th,
a thoroughbred GHESTRIL Wain: Pio, also a th rough -
bred YORKSHIRE PIG. A limited number of s ws will
he admitted to each. Terms, $1, payable at tie time
of service, or 21.50 if charge& APo a few lPheater
White Pigs fax sale, JAMES GEMMILL. 11008.52
oplAIIWORTH BOAR FOR SALE AND FOi
1. VICE. -The underligned will keepfor Mee,
at the Brucefield 7neese Faotory, a oron hbred
Tamworth Boar, eith registered pedigree. renne,
11; payable alt roe of enrolee with privileg of re-
turning if neemeary. Aleo a number of tho ough-
bred young Tamworth Boars and Sows fo sale.
1:1171)11 MoOARTNEY, Brumfield. 14 541
MAMWORTH PIG FOR SERVICE. -The der-
" signed iota for aerviee on lot 82, come on 8,
Moltillop, a thcro'bred Tamworth pig, to ve ich a
!united number of maws will be taken. Thi is an
extra good pig and breeders find it advantageOus to.
moue their berkshire sows with this breed of pig.
Terme 81, with privilege of returning if neceasary.
JOHN IdeMILLAN 1605xtf
preis FOR SALE AND FOR SERVICE. The
ehireamati for Halo boars and sows in farrow,
also, keep for eervIce the stook boar, "King
archmed from Mr. George Green, of Fai
and v,inner at Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa.
-41 payable at the time of eervioe wibli the pri
of returning if nmeseary, if booked $1.50. J
DDREtaNCE, Lob 26, Comession 5, IoKi11op
arab P. 0. 14
undersigned, breeder' of Large English jBerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
Li ALE OF FARM BY AUCTION. -Mr. James Jonea
has been authorized be falai Maggie O'Br en to
sell by public, auction, at the Domin on Hotel Dub-
lin, on Wednesday, March 1st, 1899. at the hou of 2
o'clock p. m., Routh half tot Lot 1, and all of I .t 2,
Concession 4, 51oKillop ; about 110 acres clear d and
under cultivation, 36 acres slashed and under pas.
tura, balanee culled bush; about ten acres fall heat
and coreiderable plea into done; 'frame house with
stone cellar 22x30 ; frame bank barn, 36x56, with
stabling underneath, and a vood orchard ; we I wa-
tered and convenient to the Village of • blin ;
school -to churohee and post office. Terms Ten per
vont. on day of sale, 20 per cent. In 30 days, an bal-
ance may remain. on mortgage a low rate of int reat.
JAMES JONES, amtioneer. 16 7-2
A UCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK. ---Mr. Thomas
..o -V Brown has been instructed by Mr. Hu h J.
Grieve to sell by public auction on Lot 17, Co (m-
elon 3, NAL S., Tuckersmith, on Tuesday, Feb uary
28th, 1a00, at 1 o'clock p. m, tho following pro erty,
viz. : Stock.- -Two cowl, with calf at toot; 31 rrow
vOWS ; 4 cows, to calve in the spring ; toow, to ;Delve
in March ; 1 Jereey cow, calved three montile ; 5
«elves ; 2 one -year-old eteers ; 2 ono -year-old hei ers ;
1 thoroughbred Jersey heifer rising two years old ;
I brood sow, to 1liter first of March. The wh le of
tl,e above will positively he mold withoot merle, as
the Proprietor has given up one of the farms he was
working and hos more stock than he can eed.
Terms All stung of 86 and under, mall ; over tht
an oaet o months' credit will be given on furnis ting
appros ed joint notes. A diacount at the rate of 6
per eent. per annum will be allowed for ohs on
#•redit amountm. H. .1. GRIEVE, Proprie or ;
THOMAS BROWN, Auctioneer. 16 -2
n( BLic AlooTION SALE OF FARM ST OK,
11-- IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD EFFE S. -
Mr. John Delta has instructed Mr. E. Bossenber y to
eel) by public auction on Lot 26, Concession 18, tray,
on Thursdk, March 2nd, at 1 o'clock p. m., the; fol -
toe ing property, viz,: Stock -One mare six years old,
1 mare 7 years old, 1 pacing gelding 7 years old,ono
filly rising 2 years old, 1 filly rising 1 year old, three
cows, 2 steere 2 years old, 1 eteer 1 year old, 2 hei ere
1 year old, a hollers 2 years old, 2 yearlings, 6 e es,
1 Leiceeter ram, also 50 hens, Implements -Two I in.
hr wagons, ono new; 1 new top buggy, 1 pair °b-
etel), he, 1 cutter, 1 road cart, 2 set double harm , 1
set tingle harneee, 1 binder, 1 mower, 1 rake, 1 rill,
I land railer, 1 cultivator, 1 muffler, 2 plows, 1 ang
plow, 1 Iran harrow, 1 turnip puiper, 1 fanning ill,
I weigh soale, 1 hey fork, 1 wagon rack, 1 gravel ipx,
1 e heelbarrow, takee, forks. • hovels, hoes, Hut ies,
(maim of all kinds, neckyokes and whiffietrees, one
sugar kettle. I grindstone, also a number of g ain
Inge, etc, liouetholci Furniture -Two bedstead , 1
eine, 1 cookiag gave, 1 box stove, 1 churn, one eat
tub, a number (If chairs, and a lot of email arti les
too numeroue to mention. No roeerve, fie the ro-
proem- is going to the Northwest. Terme of Sa e-
el! smas of 86 and under, cash •' over that amou t 9
months' credit will be given on furnishing approired
Joint notes. A discount of 6 per cent. will be all w-
ed off for cash on credit *mounts. JOHN DEI Z,
proprietor ; E. BOSSENBERRY, auctioneer. 167-2
SICK
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HEADACHE
Positively cured by these
Little Pills.
They also
!Indigestion a
feet remedy
ness, Bad Ta
Pain in the S
Regulate the
Small PI
elieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
d Too Hearty Eating. A per.
or Dizziness, Nausea, Drowd.
te in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
e, TORPID LIVER. They '
owels. Purely Vegetable.
Small Dose,
mall Prices
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get Carter's,
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Little Liver Pills,
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department to
D. Me
da Business College
HAM, ONTARIO,
titled to a distinct Position
Indian business schools. It's
ar and above its competitors.
are eminently successful in
rid. We have been too busy
ite advertisements, but the
lacing pupils is still going on.
e have been placed since our
t out, and our space is too
us to list them here, From
to keep you posted in what
Write for catalogue of either
ACHLAN & Co. Chatham, Ont.
.114tfbre.
feer• Wood's Plioap'hodiae, -
The Great English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicin-e discovered. Biz
Icages guaranteed to cure all
forms o Selma Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package V, six, $5. One will please,
tiz wilt cure, -Pamphlets 1 ree to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
No. 1 and No. 2 sold:in Seaforth by Lumeden &
W iton, druggiets.
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SAW I ST VE MILLS.
Aoy number of Bees
whia $7per Shout=
quality.
Frst-olase Hard and
DellYered at the Bruce
GUSTO
Done on the shortest
guaranteed.
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Done Tuesday and
while you wait, and firs
HEMLO
Any amount of Howl
kept constantly on han
JOSIA
ood and Rook Elm Logs, fo*
will be paid for firstealase
Soft Maple, 86 per thousand.,
eld Mille.
SAWING
otice, and a first.claas 'job
PPING
iday of each week. Done
-allies work guaranteed.
K LUMBER.
ck Lumber, all usual size*,
WATSON,
PROPRIETOR.
161742
MATRON AND -MAID,
Mrs, Phil ATMOUr, 4., has a collection
O 2,000 exquisite china plates.
Among this seasOn's debutantes i
ash 'neon is Migg Virg' ilia Eyans,
ughtor of "Fighting Bob" Evans.
Miss Maria Jeffreys, who died in Lon -1
d n recently at the age of 81, was a grand -I
d ughter of Charles 7esley, the hymnod-1
Le.
It was Miss Helen Gould who gay
50,006 for a library for the University o
w York three years ago, requesting tha
donor's name be n'A made pUblic.
Mrs Langtry is one, of the five owner
of race horses in England who have won,
b tween $25,000 and $30,000, But thia
a ount is regarded as a very small total,
fo a stable of such dimensions as hers.
n an interview following the scorching.
Df .her eyebrows on 'Vesuvius, Bernhardt
: "Americans behave in the theater as,
WI ugh in church. They listen in reit-
gi us silence, though they aro quick to
ca la a point and generous with applause.
1 dore them."
he Countess Balsch, who died the other
aa at Jassy, was the last of the old Bou -
m nian nobility, She was a notorious
rnl r and uved on almost nothing, al-
th ugh after her death no less than 1,660,-
00 francs in cash was found secreted in
va bus parts of her house.
s. Mary A. Livermore has been giv-
In a course a lectures in Boston to young
wo on, which was said to contain a vast
am unt of •'sound, solid and practical
imon sense." She is almost fourscore
y s old, but her mind, sap the Boston
Ile ald, is as clear and her head as level
as hey make them.
s. Hamilton Fish of New York gave
as hristmas gifts to the rough riders
ha dome pocketknives in fine oases,
wh' h in turn were inclosed in chamois
ski cOvers. On one side of each knife is
a si ver plate inscribed with the name of
the recipient and the line "Souvenir of
Ser cant Hamilton Fish."
It iss Mary Gregg of St. Louis, being de-
siro s of marrying Joseph H. Dillon and
bei g heiress to a considerable fortune,
left .. er by an uncle on condition that she
does not change her name, the difficulty
has peeaLneatly solved by the changing by
legal process of the name of the prospective
hus3and to Joseph H. Dillon Gregg.
The reigning queen of song in St. Pe-
tersburg is the Countess Botska, a Polish
noblewoman whose appearance on the
lyric stage Is due to the persuasion of
Paderawski, who thought it a pity to keep
her rare gifts for private life only. She is
bo -n artist, but like, Jenny Lind, thinks
stag( triumphs unsatisfactory compared
to the happiness of home life.
Tho election of Miss Josie Kates, says
the Atlanta Constitution, as general SUall-
ager of the Rates Baggage company of
Atlanta is a compliment worthily bestow-
ed. She is a young woman of sterling
worth and is thoroughly familiar with all
the details of the busines . She has a host
of friends throughout the city who will be
glad to hear of her p motion in this
special field.
No
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cross
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bloo
their
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FRUIT AND FLOWER.
farm is complete without a good
rd. '
p an eye to the future shape of the
id tiinely remove all small, needless
ng or crooked
e the house plants as much light as
le during the day and darkness with
r temperature at night.
geraniums laving a tendency to
profusely should be stripped of half
uds as soon as they appear.
he roots of a tree are frozen and
d out of the ground or aro in contact
he air, the tree will be killed.
• all, thrifty tree with plenty. of roots
set out will make a good tree sooner
large one with mutilated roots.
h and plum trees are less liable to
when grown in the poultry yard,
e same tirae they afford shade for
ht sod around growing trees does
e them a chance to develop, Keep
I circle around the stem soft and
ces, grapes, blackberries, ritepber-
oseberries and currants are all
propagated by cutting. Now is a
• e for this work. -Exchange.
THE NEW CUBA.
Every village in Cuba has its public
cooking main. These will furnish good
sites for free public schools. -Cleveland
Lader ' ,
Som of the _Cubans have a realizing
nse-o' what liberty means. One of them
oifered an American officer $250 for a plaoe
on the Havana police foree.-St. Louis
Star.
It is the Intention of the captain general
of Cabe to introduce a few American po-
li omen into Havana to teach the native
p liceinen their duties. How to find the
si e dor will be the first lesson. -Kansas
C ty World. '
They say the beautiful women in Cuba
have al ready acquired the habit of throw-
ing kis es at our soldiers and that our sol-
diers catch them every thee and exchange
shots. -Otherwise everything is now on a,
strictly peace basis in Go ba. -Boston Her -
add.
OPULAR SCIENCE.
Som • of tho stars LtIONO with a velocity
of 50 m les a second.
pope etrating is water at high pressure
that on y special qualities of cast iron will
withsta d it.
IA Go an biologist has calculated that
the hu nan brain contains 800,000000
nerve cdla, 5,000,000 of which die and are
Supeeed d by new ones every day. At this
!late we et an entirely new brain everY 60
days.
The eaviest metal is osmium, which
has, bub for bulk, very nearly twice the
,weight of lead. The specific gravity of
go d is bout 1914, while that of osmium
Is linos 224. Osmium is also the niost
in ttsibl of metals, remaining unaffected
by a do of heat capable of causing
pi Maim to run liko water. It even re-
sts s the inconceivable temperature of the
el ctric
ATURE'S PRANKS.
In
o'c ook
tin ed
bout
otTand
fa
OUB
so icely
an may
be
Ha ou
Ing 3,00(
the sun
mOuntai
islands.
ails more freqUently between 8
the morning than at any other
ing the day.
a .league distant from the town
, says London Sketch, stands a
ockisig stone, weighing 270 tons,
poised that it rocks in the wind
be made to creek a walnut.
rgest sundial in the world is
oroo, a large promontory, extend-
feot above the 2Egean sea. As
Inge around the shadow of this
it touches one by one & circle of
rhieh act ras hour marks.
MAR IAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
TIE II RON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
FORM, ONTARIO.
NO
REQUIRED.
;41( RON EXPOSITOR.
•
AS HI$ FRIEND, TOO.
Touch ng r Incident in Connection With
the Queen's Gift of a Cabin to the
"Satlor'e Rest."
Miss We4on, who is well' known for
her wo k among sailors in England, has
just h d an interview with the Queen at
Winds r, itto is keenly interested in her
labors. Hr Majesty recently gave &
"cabin ' t the "Sailors' Rest" at Devons
port, ad Miss Weston related to the.,
QUOVU n instance of a sick sailor, who;
after h ',dna been placed in the cabin.
asked i the Queen really gave the cabin
mit of ea private pocket. When told it
Was tr e, Woe sailor said: "I would not
have b lieved it unless I had seen it, She
has bee My Queen always. Now she is
my frie.d."
Miss oston says the Queen wept on
hearing thie simple story.
he Un;)xpected Remark. .
NO wren- aainecl, adult mind ever thinks,
ef the thinA,s that children will say, and
the "u expeeted'• from them is alwaye
held in dre d expectancy. A fresh ex-
ample as afforded the other evening
in a fa Hy on Adelaide street.
Thor wa company for dinner and the
platter in front of the host contained a
fine ro st f beef. He drew the sharp
carving knife across the ringing steel tot
a few times just because that is a way
carvers have, drove the fork deep into
the stea in beef, desoribed a scalping -
knife Li uri h in the air and gracefully
began 6 era ions. Two nice marbleized
(dices ol ar oross the roast resulted and
lie was urn ng off the third when the
blade at no a skewer, made a sliding
upward mot on and came out at the top
with a esul that the proposed slice lock;
ed like fro t bitten leaf curled by the
stin. T e i1an could not Nay inteuse
things 1 th presence of his guests, but
he froze his wife with a look, Made a
grim jo e ationt the indigestibility of
roasted arOvood, inquired whether the
butcher leo rein a woodyard, dug the
skewer rut viciously and ordered little
i
Willie, ho had made several attempts
to tell s met ing, to keap still or leave
the tabl • Is evident temper led to an
embarra sin silence and little Willie
Saw an pening that he could not resist.
"Coo has burnt her nose orful," be
announ ed.
",Too bad," said the father, whom
good h mor was coming back. "How
did elle e tV"
"Tryi ' to pull them skewers out
with he teeth."
Syd; lay Smith's Jokes.
Sydne Sm th was very happy lit hie
country life, nd his children caught his
001.4 of delight over common things.
They loved adimals and spent long hours
in training them. One little beast, a
baby donkey, lbecame under their tuition
perbaps the Meet accomplished of his
species a d unconsciously gave rise to a
quatrain which now belongs to the fame
of Sydne Smith. The donkey was a well
educated ohdp He would walk upstairs,
toile* th fa ily in their rambles like a
dog and hen'they entered his meadow
, ran to m et t em with ears down and
' tairerect, bra ,Ing joyously. .
One d y, ben Billy's head was
erovined ith hoWers and he was being
trained w th handkerchief for a bridle,
Mr. Jeff eY Unezpeotedly arrived. He
joined in be riport and to thas children's
infinite d light .mounted Billy.
Thus.h wie proceeding in triumph
when Syd ey Smlth and his wife, with
three frie de, returned from a walk and
took' in th festal scene. The great man
advanced, with extended hands, and
greeted hi •Old friend in an impromptu
which bas beci me familiar to the read.
ing world
Witty a
As grea
Short, t
Seated o
Ho atius Flacons,
a J ioohin as Graoohus,
ouga not as fat as Bacichue,
a little jaokassl
As Others See Us.'
Whitt a an Ives out, not what he
keeps, det mi 05his appearance in the
eyes of th w rid.' Beauty, brightness,
color, cons et n t in what a thing keeps
but what 1 gives out. A well-known law
of optics te ohe us that a thing is seen,
not in the mile vvhioh it takes in and
keeps, but n t at ,00lor which it gives
, back again The thing that we call red
is the one whieh is, in one sense, blue;
that is, it takes in the blue rays and
keeps them for itself, but gives back the
red ones In odor. God has keut all the
green rays and l gives baok the yellow
ones, so we think it is yellow. The objeot
whicih we all black takes in every ray of
light and k eps, OM for itself, and we
have striki gly !enough _seen in it the
symbol of 11 ev 1. Tbe object which we
call white eeps nothing of the -.tin rays
but gives hem all out again, and we
have seen 1 It the symbol of all good.
So a man I see and known, not by
what he reo lye anti keeps for himself,
but for wh:t he gives forth to others.
The rich m n w o, keeps everything for
hirneelf ie s en nd known to be a poor,
mean man. The wise man who holds
haughtily h a ledrning to himself will, in
the judgme men, be very apt to
seem a pro.d fol.
The els r as a Humorist.
We went p ti the Kiel Yacht Club to
gee the pr sent tion of prizes by His
Majesty. e was in partionlarly jolly
htmoor, and his epeeches of presentation
were most •applly spoken. One prize
winner, a .ittIck Gerrnan officer, fully
realized the importance of the occasion
•
and was th ore easily embarrassed
when with c p ir one hand and sword in
the other be sto d ready to receive his
prize -a pal of hxrge vases. ,
At the clo e of I1e Kaiser's speech he
handed the ases to the little:officer, who
hurriedly pu ea under one arm, sword
under the itholt and received ' them,
whereupon he aiser insisted upon
shaking hen a1 congratulation, much
to the ember assi out, chagrin and bliss
of tbe winne an the shouts of laughter
from every o e ei led by His Majesty.
The next «Inner was given a liquor
Net and reoei ed o dere not to drink_from
all 12 glasses alo
Ear y M turing Hogs.
Young por is IWays best, as well as
the most, ea ily produced. Unless the
animal is wa ted s a breeder it is not
usually kept , ntil a yea t old. The breeds
that mature early will make more pork
at less cost at six to eight months old
than will those th t keep on growing two
or three years nd attain very heavy
weights. But it is still better to keep the
breeding sow of some of the coarse,
large-bOned hogs and then grow Jittery
of pigsl from beiewhen mated with some
of the emall breeds that mature earliest.
The half-breeda will make more pork.
than will des tfieraturbarada.
-Mr, John -.Rutherford, sr., of North
Easthopeanet with a rather serious accident
a abort time ago. He was removing hay
from a loft, when in some unknown way he
fell through to the floor. Mr. Rutherford
felt a slight pain,, b t thought nothing of it
at the tune, ftnf OOI tinned his work. Later
on, however, tne in ured part began to pain
him, and the d cto ' was sent for. It trans-
ptuirrerl that in th fat a rib had been frao-
oc
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LONDON.
Et:Tomb of pridere aims and passions, pure or
unbteadse7 all the historic smiles and tears
i T
of many a great soul vanished int() space,
/Pramfahulona epochs through a thousand
V:13t thyeeantresr where life loudly domineers,
Of battle and dehr bought peace your annals
trace,Till now (on earmm
th an'a mightiest eeting
pIac
e)
I
,I
Your vastness thiS columnar fame uproars!
In fogs of noonday; night, in rains and sleets,
In yellow and !diver mists or suns blood red,
Or violet alps or cloud, deep charin I see.***
or always through your monstrous tnaze of
i atrseeet:si
Withtunophoing, walk your cleathiess
dead,
0 city of ghost, that can so ghostly bel
-Edgar Fawcett in Literature.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
Never Kiaoav Thera U.ntll We
Drennr In Them.
Professor Leon Wiener of Harvard col-
lege has discovered an infallible test to
prove when a student of languages has
Mastered a foreign tongue.
, His observations are- based entirely' on
&reams. If an American is studying
Branch there is ne definite way to indicate
justwhen he begins to speait and thbak. in
F'reneh without mentally retranslating
his thoughts back to English.
Many students learn several languages,
brit a very considerable part of their think-
ing is carried out in their mother tongue.
This le ,not a detriment by any means,
lint it proves that the student has not
completely mastered the tongue he happens
64 be
ehgtouwdeYvienrg,.
Iho finds himself dreaming
In French or German or Latin or even
Spanish, he can rest assured that he has
entirely grasped a foreign tongue and is a
master of it.
Some men who are good French scholeas,
yet of English birth, are able to entiri3, ly
dismiss their native tongue and think and
soeak entirely in French, seldom, if mica',
resorting to the slightest thought in Eng-
liah except In so far as intelligent Men
t1ink of all things,
Among Professor Wiener's pupils there
axe many young men who have come to
him with joy in their hearts becausethey
him had dreams in foreign tongues.
professor himself is master of 28 distinct
languages and dreams in them all vvihen-
eVer his mind happens to be occupied Nth
researches in any of them.
This condition proves thatthe brain has
absorbed all the elements of the langaage
under study and is in such absolutacOn-
trOl that it plays tricks with it.
The English student considers hianeelf
blessed indeed who can dream of a trip
through Paris, with French people, French
oustoins and the Frendh language running
though his head. When these thing t be-
gin to occur he can get up the next Morn-
ing and say to himself, "I am a finialied
French scholar.'
The Iadian Family.
In the family relation the Indian shows
a side which is attractive. He loves his
wife and family as we love ours, and he
thinks of them before thinking of himaelf.
But besides the natural affection that `any'
animal has for its young the Indian cares
tor his children for another reason. He is
intensely patriotic. His pride in his tribe
and its achievements is very strong. He
glories in the prowess of its braves andthe
wisdom of its chiefs; his soul thrills aa he
hears told over and over again the stories
of the victories•which his people have on
over their enemies; he rejoices at the re-
turn of a successful war party.
In the children growing up in the canip,
in the boys shooting their blunt headed
arrows at the blackbirds and ground
squirrels, or yelling and shouting with ex-
citement in the mimic warfare s which cOn-
stitute a part of their sport, in the girls
whom he sees nursing their puppies or
helping their mothers at their work, he
recognizes those who a few years hence
must bear the responsibilities of the tribe,
uphold its past glories or protect it freun
danger, as he and his ancestors have (lobe.
No Wonder he loves them. Indians seldom
punish their children, yet usually 4 these
are well trained, though chiefly by advice
and counseL —George Bird Grinnell in At-
lantic.
Clearly Defined.
The class in ancient history filed into
the seats at the front.
The professor, on the rostrum, opened a
book. "Mr. Terwilliger," he said„ turn-
ing, so that he faced the young man three
seats from the middle aisle, -"will you toll
us something about the system of mar -
rage that prevailed among the early
Greeks?"
The young man rose. "In Greece," he
began, "a inan was allowed to take unto
himself but'one wife."
"Quite right," nodded the professor,
"and. no, Mr. Terwilliger, will you tell
u$ hoihe Greeks defined their marriage
system, what they called it?"
The brow of the young man contracted.
Then his face lighted up and he replital,
with gusto, "They called it -let me thiak
-eh, yes -they called it monotony, sill"
-Detroit Free Press.
In Favor of the moon.
A colored debating society in Jones'
precinct had this weighty subject under
diacuesion the other night, "Which is tile
most useful, the sun or the moon?" After
considerable wrangling on both sides, dur-
ing which they waxed warm and eloquent,
the judge, an old negro, promptly decided
that the moon was the Most useful as It
"shined at night, when the people needed
light, while the sun he only shined in the
daytime, when they could do without it.1"
-Shelbyville (Ky.) SentineL
No Public Display.
4. New York clergyman tells the follow -i
ing: "I and the other guests were offeredt
wine ist a German wedding where I °fit.'
dated, I refused, saying: 'No, thank yot.
I never drink wine in public.' .
"A little while after I saw 'mine ho
beckoaing me to an adjoining roo
There ,he had two glassee, one of which be
offered me'saying: heard you say that
yen didn't drink in Public. Here nobody
will see you.' "-HondIetic Review.
Her {Pet..
"Are you very fond, of pets?" asked the
Interviewer.
"Well," replied the sensational actres
"I like Skye terriers and alligators an
parrots, marmosets a.nd tiger cubs, but
linnet say I .have beorne rather tired o
husbands." -
.According to the Computations of Pro -
feasor Homy, the black race embraCea
about One-tenth of the living members of
the human species, or 150,000,000 individ •
'nal&
It is tmpessible teci ran at an altitude 4
17,000 feet above th oiee
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JAMES O'LAUGHLIN, Councillor, Beechiroad P. 0,
JOSEPH C. MORRISON, Councillor Winthrop P.O.
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JOHN
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DAVID IL R08 Treasurer, Winthrop P. O.
WILLIAM II 8, As#esser, Beechwood P4 O.
ClARLES DO DO Collector, Sesforth P. O.
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In the Undertaking Department, we buy
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Arterial and cavity embalming done on
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