The Clinton New Era, 1891-10-30, Page 3ray soul *air wings of chase, .
As breath* my chilahttO'nprayea.
lisped it at cher .kns,R,
Viso is toile,% a!aitrt from, ow,.
Put her lip!, are Oa my larowt;,
And the poet raveith me clow
On>e f alninak'enrrled to see,
Words do simple lea,rnod b1t xqe: ,
4h t :My heart llute €calla singe .then
Tktey'rq the mightiest wgrde of. Men.
" Now 1101 me dgw t,o .s eeeP,
1 prey the Lord my soul to keep."
hard, ray feet froo .sin ,11 nfi ctrl#e,
eep me in the way of lite,
'S` die before I wake,
Pdsy the Lord,my.epirit teke."
Sere -all creeds nay zneet .d blend
Faith's beginning andits, end.
Peaces my heart, and cease to weep;
" *Ow I lay me down to glee»."
And my head is en thy breast,
Pother I Father l this is rest,
An interesting' co* watt ed at
",CED AND TO14f.
Ted and Tom were brothers, born in
tilp„, thesame old farm=house, °
Played in the same green meadows,
fished in the same wild streams ; .
Both chased the cape red woodchuck,
both shirked in the same corn -field,
• Mae love tq:the same school -girl, and
• dreamed the same sweet dreams.
Ted .wandered off at twenty, passed the
world's misty mountains.
And traced historic.riverg through le-
gendary lands ;
He sailed tempestuous oceans, by trail-
ing tropic islands,
Basked in irriguons valleys, and toiled
through desert sands.
Tom lived till eighty, mowed the an-
• cestral hay -fields,
r " And reaped his annual harvests, and
watched his hens and bees ;
He toiled on his birth -place until the
• mourners bore him
To the hereditary grave -yard beneath
the maple trees.
But Ted he lived in dreamland, and
everywhere he wandered
H6 saw the old green meadows, and
the waving fields of corn,
The big rook by the pine woode, tbe
huckleberry pasture,
The red house :inthe;valley-the.` house
where he Pubs born.
Tom also lived in dreamland, and trod)
in misty trances.
Through visionary mountains and
through legendary lands;
He sailed through odorous oceans, and
passed palm fronded islands,
{ And heard the sounding surf wash that
broke on savage, strands.
has Ted and Torp were brothers, and
lived as life companions,
Though evermorerlivided by sundering
lands and seas;
Both roamed• the earth together, both
tilled th' ancestral scree,
Until both slept •together beneath the
maple treed,
HOW DEEP DOES THE
EARTH QUAKE?
{
The Mississippi Valley has
recently experienced an earth-
quakeshock.. which for severity
bas not been equaled for years, an
incident which revives interest
in the query: How deep does the
earth 'quake' when nature shakes
her crustlike.the cyclone does the
circus tent?
. t Virginia City, .Nev., the
:great earthquake of 1879 was not
noticed by the miners in the
deeper portions of the Comstock
mines. The famous earthquake
at the same place in 1874, which
•shook down ceimneys, fire walls,
'etc., and cracked every brick
'.j building in the city, was
merely noticed by some of
the miners working in the
"upper levels," butdid them no
damage, not even shaking down
loose rocks and earth. Tho sta-
tion men in the vgrions shafts
felt it strongebt, and the deepest
point where it was noticed was by
the ninth station man, who was
on watch at the 900 -foot -level,
Ile said it felt, like a faint throb
or pulsation of ail, though a blast
had been fired aboat, below, or in
some indefinite ,lirection, In
• -eobao of the Virginia City mines
the shock was not felt at all,
not even by station men it the
Shafts,
Current Opinion
Justice must strike at the liberty,
not the purse, or such rogues as Andre
Senecal. A civil action will have no
terrors for bim. Ile is probably in a
,liosition to def the bailiffs, and a
fait+ suit with °Seneca] as defendant
will not pay mining expenses. ---
Therefore it .is not well to rejoice
prematurely oyer: air John Thomp-
:,son's efforts to punish an evildoer.
,'.Cats vsuit of Senecalr by civil: pro-
- coot owill
ro--ceot;will be merely a sham fight. No,
the countr does ,not want M r Sene•
elms ey. It wants his body,
w-',:, .. id like to decorate with
. ,a ,a strped suit. The spectacle or Ca-
, Tiede pursuing him, and thieves like
him,through all the easy stages of a
it. clvfl acti.m, is neither entertaining
.::her improving.' If the 'Weide Nth
aurppleinented by Orli sinal proceed;
Ings, Sir John Thompson deserves
Credit, If it is to be the beginning.
and end of the nation's vengeancs,i
the Government is metely trying tt
create a. good impresarion ditto low
est 3,ottoilyle cost to tllesebundrela who
ribbed the country and diegraced•the
0ontiervative Party. --Toronto Tele,
grant), (ta'd.) . ,
'> sdits, clean your Ria11ovoa ..,ith
ether tt4lov°a ()feaster, Mr Salo only by
ley ai 'Co, Alin) alull'line of (Imo
ctrl of atti d 1�,1id G1bi' int'all ill*
lala 's'hades, •4
aopeeeeosaari4:74 avert/ Jest Aecr
•
w, sf
,att :phileaielp ilei,.' .tut • 1:'bi?10diiy,
by a jnr,v rondeling.i rerdiet in
fnv:or or Mrs Mary ,bocci'., in an
ne, ion• 1sgainst the • Gowtnct►,illi
x11ut tn1 Acciderit Co,, to 'yet -oyer
on a $a,QQQ policy or accident in..
suz,ance 11 .n. the life of 0:911„11-D;
.horsey, t. a plainti '$ son. Mr
Amoy w . was. a t1,'avellin
sales an, Was at JelmatQl W the
day Of the $qod, When the flood
reached the town Poretty, who
was .stopping atthe gut'lburt
Efonso, managed to reach the roof"
Ai too ;hotel and wilee carrled.down
thestreare upon the roof. When
rescued and taken to one of the
hills overlooking Jobnstowu, t
was found that bis ankle was in-
jured, that he was badly bruised
and,delirious. He was removed.
to a house which had escaped the
flood, and two days later was at-
tacked with typhoid fever,: which
ended ,bits life, 46 days. after. It
was clat''med that the bruises to
his body, together with the strain
to bis aystern in floating on , the
roof, , had lett' to the ,at.tack of ty-
phoid fever. Tho company's de-
fence was that typhoid fever is a
distinct disease ; that the injuries
which the deceased received
would not or could not have pro-
duced it, and that therefore they
were not responsible. In order
to prove their claim that the ty-
phoid fever had not been caused
by the. flood the company called
to the stand several medical ex-
perts. The jury, after a short de-
liberation, returned a verdict in
favor of Mrs Dorsey for $5,605,
the amount of policy with interest
from the time of death to date.
Minard' Linimentcnres distempers
WHY DOES THE SUN CON-
TINUE TO BURN?
Thousands of curious and in-
genious theories have been
brought forth to account for the
fact that the sun, although he has
whirled his burning disc across
the heavens for untold ages; con-
tinues to burn without boing•con-
sumeel or his bulk being lessened
in the least. Some learned men
affect to believe that the great
orb is a monstrous ball of gas, but
even a great ball of gas would be
bonshmed in its utmost atom in
the course of a few thousandyears.
Others' pretend to believe that its
fires are kept up by the remains
of wrecked worlds,whioh are con-
stantly falling into its depths, but
oven this seems far from probable
not to say a purely absurd conclu-
sion. In giving his opinion on
the last contention, one of the
most eminent astronomers of the
day has figured that a mountain
range consisting of 176 attic
miles falling into the sun would
only be sufficient to maintain the
present beat for n single second;
a mass equal to that of our earth
would engender only enough of
heat to last 93 years.
NEWS NOTES.
Queen Victoria has prohibited
smoking in Wiudsor Castle.
Somebody proposes to convey
Rower from Niagara to theWorld's
Fair,
Attempts to recover Andre
Senecal's illgotten gains are not
likely to be much more successful
than an effort to strip the legen-
dary Highlander of his pantaloons
—Toronto Telegram.
Judge Balser K. Higginbotham,
one of the most eloquent orators in
Indiana, went to the Keely Institute
for the bi-chloride of gold treatment
at Plainfield, on Saturday night. He
took the injections for two days and
died Monday.
A neglected case of cold in the head
may cost you your life. Why run the
risk when Nasal Balm offers yon a
speedy relief and certain cure. Sold by
all dealers. Try it.
The Kingston Cotton Mill has
had its exemption from taxation
renewed. rn making the appli-
cation the directors stated that
five milk had gone under in re-
cent years, and that no less than
$1,630,000 had boon sunk in them.
Tally one for the N. P.
As 0 result of the meetings
held at Paris lately by Crossley
and Hunter, nor less than 82
people, young atad old, united
themselves with the Presbyterian
church during the pat week. Mr
John Penman very generously
presented each one of the new
members with a handsome pocket
Bible as a' memento of the Oren -
sign. Between 90 and 100 have
also joined the Methodist church,
and each ono of them will receive
a Bible from Mr Penmr,n,
Popularity coiled the king of medi-
eines—Hood's Sarsaparilla. It con-
quers scrofula ea'lt-rheum and all other
blood diseases,.
In the court'' at Tocoma, Washing•
ton Territory,f;an action is pending
which involvex the Ownership of ppro•
perty in Tocl)ina. Valued ltt,half a
million dullart.1 ;jTh'e lend fgptherly
belonged to Rt rt E. Sproule, who
vas hanged atAtictoria, 13.0„ some
yew ago for the.rpurder of Thomas
Hamill, in 'Kootenay district on
June 1,`1385. (ter Sproule's death
a man; bathed Carr claimed the es -
,tate. Sproule made a will, and the
executors are now hunting up the
witnesses to hie will, one of *heel is'
R..
e*Mr Percival, Preeilyte#lencies•
eyelet, at present stationed at Rich-
tfYOn+ dilly
�
fldren1 Cr�% crow
!�Pitc fi �'1i titles*
• i v'
t't,lnred freak is i xhibiting
hirri•tdf iii St Coiltat'inart.: The
pecul4ttlty .shout him to the fact
that cite aide of hiil.num aritl hotly
is •otitirt1y white. '
As.a family' ruedicipe, Ayer's polo
excel all others, •'They are suited tp
every ego and, 1let segar.eeatorl, are
eaey'te, -take. • Theveli eearcbing and
thorough la effect, they are mild and
pleas„ ,t in action, and their nee is et*
tended wlthrio;injurious.resells,
Jghn W Cleary brought* sui
against the Municipal ` leotrio.
Light Co., of Brooklyn, for dam,
ages sustained tbt'ough an electric
shook, 40 asked for . $50,OG0
and got a verdict of $11,500„
TA deer hunting pasty, from
akefield, consisting of Messrs.
°apeman, Dinwoodie, Moore and
Stewart Cook, of the Murray lan-
ai, were at tbe •head'` -of Stoney
Lake, where the latter gentleman
bad the luck of shooting a pure
white fawn, something quite rare.
Itch, Mange and Scratches of every
kind, on human or animals, cured in 30
zninutesby Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never fails, Sold by J H Combe
The two-year-old gratidson of
Nicholas G Kinsman, near Galt,
followed his grandfather out to
the barn, and while the latter was
attending to some work he heard
the child screaming in the yard
outside. Going out to learn the
cause of the noise he found the
little fellow lying on the ground,
being gored by a cow. The poor
child's injuries aro extensive.
Rochester Herald:—I't is said
that Premier Abbott is alarmed
over the growing sentiment anong
Canadians fgr political onion with
the United States. As the talk on
that side increased it dies away
here. Provincal and Dominion.
But there is no reason why a com-
mercial union should not be form-
ed thatwould be of immense advan-
tage to both countries. And that
is what the agitation in Canada
will probably lead to in time,
One of the objections made against
the Hon Alexander McKenzie, when
Premier and Minister of Public
Works, was that he was rather curt.
The curtness in his case, if there was
any, certainly arose from overwork,
for Alexander McKenzie is as genial
and kindly a man as ever lived. The
honorable gentleman was master of
the details of his department, and of
course had no time to spend 'smiling'
in the restaurant and telling rank
election and other stories. The peo-
ple wanted another kind of Minister
in the' Public Works Department.
They got him. YES THEY GOT HIM.
—`Knoxonian' in Canadian Presby-
terian.
Minard'sLinimentlumberman's friend
Advices from Son theastern Rus-
sia state that extraordinary meas-
ures are being taken everywhere
by the local authorities to deal
with the distress, and that sys-
tematic personal application is
being made to all the well-to-do
for aid. The appealsdo not bring
in as much as was hoped, on ac-
count of the stagnant condition of
trade. From the district of Jet-
inchof comes a story to the effee
that thedogs of thatregion, which
are noted for sagacity, and which
are used largely for carrying
burdens and other domestic duties
by the peasantry, have nearly all
disappeared, having been killed
by their oe nels and others for
food.
,Would you like to exchange your sal.
low cheeks for those glowing with
health's roses ? Then try Dr William's
Pink Pills. They rebuild the system
and make life as bright as childhood's
dream.
A casual glance over the Chi-
cago stock yard notes in the
Breeders Gazette indicates that
finished beeves for export, weigh-
ing 1,500 pounds and upwards,
continue to command excellent
prices there ---much higher, in
fact, than any Canadian market
quotations we have noticed during
the past season, or private reports
of sales by feeders to exporters.
For instance, in the last issue of
the Gazette mention' is 'made of
nine large lots of cattle which
sold at from $6 10 to $6 45; the
ruling prices being $6 25 and
56 35. Uvcr 6 cents per lb, has
been a frequent quotation in Chi-
cago for the right, sort of stock.
We do not remember any Ontar-
io'Iot's this season going at over
$5.50, $5 and $5.25 bolug com-
moner prions for the t'ineat tlnul-
ty.
"German
Svru
'f
Sri nano , ware klilcil by slide .
plosion set a 1.I rkttl)irr;; rlt;iel)lne
toiler On ii N,lrth fAkoto, .tin ut.
t)iibursdap.
Rev .tlti� h'ltttahol„, •of. !Volga,
$!Toot, f'r'ea1)yterltr~a .(3bui' ilt
ri;ttnilt.rin, fililoved On lilcrntltt
e tilled;; lintl 1i •ke, r- bola", I bone
mitt' Liu xilt.ruldel^, ,.
At theStr atforeA.yyi;r;l-r•'.pr day
iaaniel'hale, fq>S•merly a 0419911 -
keeper in Toronto, was found'
guilty of the mant?laugbter of bit,
wife, and sentenced to peuiten•
iary for lite,
Altg 'OU OKE O>i T1dl' M`?
We r
of eubaoribave te who have
ere
beentroubled for some,
time with a disease called
"slow pay" and it worries.
them till they look like
the titan hi this picture.
The only remedy for the
disease,one never known
to fail, and a single ap-
plication of which will
make them look like this
picture, is to pay up all
arrearages at once. See
Mnard a liniment is used,by pbysioian
Pleo's ,Remcdy for Catarrh ,► the
Beet, HO get to U epndCheapest.
Sold by dsh8Elete or sane by mall,60o,
E. T. Hazeltine, Warren, Pa„ V. S, A,
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subscriber having severed his connection
with the Massey Company, desires to inti-
mate to hie many friends that be has been
appointed agent for the well-known firm of
FROST & WOOD, implement makers of
Smith's Falls, and will be pleased to fill all
orders in hie line. as heretofore. Will also
keep on band a stock of Wilkinson PLOWS,
Colter & Scott DRILLS, Disc uARROW@,
and articles of like nature.
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rr
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WAIN"XPE R
amid Paint Shop
is stocked ct ith a Select Assortment of
or 15 Cents Cash
Arncm'ican and Canadian Wall Papers;
WITH BORDERS TO IlIATCH, from five
rent safer to the Paints
fort. c,t Cash bought!
my Papers and Paints t'or Spot Cash, and my
practical experience justify mo in saying that
all wanting to decorate their houses inside
or paint them outside will and it to their ad-
s•antago to give me a call,
riflThop, south of Oliver Johneten's black-
smith shop, and directly opposite Mr. J.
l'hidley's residencuk
JOSEPH COPP
1'rsetical Payor hanger and Pal utvr.
Here is something from Mr. Frank
A. Hale, proprietor of the De Witt
House, Lewiston, and the Tontiue
Hotel, Brunswick, Me. Hotel sten
meet the world as it comes and goes,
and are not slow in sizing people
and things up for what they are
worth. He says that he has lost a
father and several brothers and sis-
ters frons Pulmonary Consumption,
and is himself frequently troubled
with colds, and he
Hereditary often coughs enough
to stake him sick at
Consuiriptionhis Stomach. When-
ever' he has taken a
cold of this kind he uses Bosehee's
German Syrup, and it cures him
every tithe. Here is a man who
kno +'s' Elie full danger of lung trou•
blest, and would therefore be most
particular as to the medicine he used.
et is his opinion ? Listen! " I
use nothing but Boscilee's Gerinan
;Syrup, and have advised,1 press mo,
inore than a hundred different per.„
sons to take it, . They agree, + lttt
me that it i8 tale tot tough syrup
lilt tiedek,r I:
THE RIGHT
The new model of t be Itoekferd Watoh,when
placed in a eerew bezel ease, will till a Ion
felt want among _farmers, as it is not dos
proof only, but very strong. The plate
which tilt, wheels work between, not being
separated by pillars as in the ordinary
WATCH
nut by the bottom plate being turned Out of
a solid piece of acetal, with the edge left for
the top plate to rest on: It also being pond.
ant or lover set with sunk balance to prevent
breaking, making in all a good rong watch
For a Farmer
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