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years ago, I hurt my leg, the injury leavinrt
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tend to other parts of the body. Alter trying
various remedies, I began taking Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, and, before 1 had finished the
first bottle I experienced great relief- the
second bottle effected a complete cure.'1
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This and That.
Love with a young man is never so
serious as with a youngirl, because
he has his mustache to direct his at-
tention.
"Money causes all the trouble in the
world I" yelled the Socialist. And the
meek little man in the back row re-
marked that there was an awful lot t of
people looking for trouble.
"Mabel -"I suppose you heard of my
sister Louie's marriage? She's taken a
flat near the park." Miss Jellus-"Yes,
I heard she had a flat, but I didn't hear
where she had taken him,"
"Where did you get that howwid
cold?" "I called on Miss Bilgerton,
yesterday, and her, gweat dweadful
dawg was in the room. The fwightful
beast kept wagging his toil and caused
a dwaft."
Marpina.,-"To-morrow, Johnny, is
your birthday. What shall I get you
for a present?" Johnny (who had at-
tended the sacred concert) -"A drum
-one of the sacred kind I can play on
Sunday."
Flossie was watching - the masons lay
brick and the process interested her
greatly. "Oh, mamma I" she exclaim-
ed, as she saw the man putting on the
mortar, "they're buttering the bricks,
ain't they ?"
The Woman's Journal -has heard of a
little girl who has learned to adapt her-
self to circumstances.
She wrote a, composition entitled,
"The Cow." It had two great merits :
brevity anti truth. It ran thus :
"The cow is a very useful animal."
That afternoon the minister called at
the house, and the little girl's mother
asked her to rc a l her composition to
him. She read it with emendations
and improvements:
'The eoty is the most useful animal
except religion.
Willie's father wrought c.?m his first
pair of laced shoes the other a;gin, and
Willie was so happy that he danced.
After he had put them on they were
found to be almost an inch too long.
"I will take then[ back and change
them to -morrow," said Willie's father.
"Oh, no, don't do that," said Willie,
while an expression of despair sett led
on his face; "1 am growing very fast
now, and I'll soon catch up to them."
"What's your occupation, huh?"
asked a visitor at the Capitol of a
bright boy whom he met in the corri-
dor. The boy happened to be a page
in the White House. "I'm running for
Congress, sir," he replied.
A little Scotch boy, - on beingrescued
by a bystander front the ock into
which he had fallen, expressed heart-
felt, gratitude, saying : I'm so glad
you got me out. What a lickin' I wad
have frac my nrither if I had.. been
drooned l"
First little. Girl : Hits your sister be-
gun tnkin' music lessons yet?
Second little girl : She's Lakin' sorne-
illi' ata th' piano ; hat T can't tell yet,
whether its music or type•writin .
A bar of iron worth $1, worked into
horst;-slues, is worth $3; made into
needles, it is worth $70; made into pen-
knife blades, it is Worth $057 ; made
into balance -springs of watches, it is
worth $50,000.
It is related, that an Irish boy, when
the schoolmaster was one day teaching
ins scholars how w e are forbidden to
worship any iruatre, interrupted him by
saying, "Please, Sir, there is one image
which we ought to worship." "In-
deed I" said the master, "pray what is
that i"' \'l'rhy, sir, we are told to wor-
ship Christ, Who is the image of the
invlslble God.' " (Col. 1: JO.)
An elephant gives perhaps the best
instance of disciplined courage to be
seen in the animal world. They will
submit day after day to have pelintul
wounds dressed, in obedience to their
keelkrr and meet danger in obedience
to orders, though their intelligence
is sufficient to oude•stand the
peril and far too great for a man to
trick theta into a belief that it is non-
existent. No animal will face danger
more readily at man's bidding.
The small boy may now be seen -
On his little sled,
His chubby cheeks a rosy red,
And pleasure iu his eyes,
Controlling with one foot his steed,
And laughing at his wondrous speed
As down the hill he flies.
Now patiently uphill again the sled he
drags,
Pursuing such a sport, the boy's enjoy-
ment never flags ;
With pleasure flushed he deems ten
minutes' toil uphill well spent,
To pin -chase one exhilarating minute
of descent.
A bright child, restless and full of
little devices of her own, was arrang-
ing chairs in lines with spaces at regular
distances. She placed blocks to mark
the squares that seemed to form a part
of her plan. Suddenly turning to me
she asked ore to hey one of her houses.
"It is very cheap and has a lovely
garden, and I -I must raise some
money," she said in a very mimic busi-
ness way. ,.:
"Do you sell houses on Sunday, my
dear?" I asked.
"No ma'am, but I'm playing that it
isn't Sunday," she answered very
sweetly.
There is a lesson in the pin, my son,
it is given a head that it may not go
too far.
The man who has no confidence in
womanhood is utterly unworthy of the
confidence of womankind.
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Two YEARS AGO I had a had attack
of biliousness and took one bottle of
Burdock Blood Bitters and can truly
recommend it to anyone suffering
from this complaint.
MRs. C13AS, BRowe, Toronto.
Rev. T. J. Davies, rector of Trinity
Church, Blenheim, has resigned the
charge. It is his intention as soon as
it is accepted to return to England,
where his mother is new in a very low
state of health.
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our remedy. Sold by Watts & Co., Drugglets.
The Roman Catholics of Petrolia
have opened a Separate school there,
owing, it is said, to, thet,,intolerance of
the Protestant childreel since the visit
of Mrs. Sheppherd there.
(2) SHILOII'y CORE is sold on a guaran-
tee. It cures Incipient Consumption.
It is the best Cough Cure. Only one
dent a •lose; `2.i as., 50 c'ts. and $1.00
cer bottle. Sold by J. H. Combo.
"AN.Et;l-1PSE•olc VIRTUE," bp Champ-
ion Bissell, is the' striking title of a
novel contained in the March. num ber
of "Tales From Town Topics." A
father startling exposition of the mys-
terious power of love is made in this
story. We find a beatrtiful young
widow of great fortune rejecting to
some extent the devotion of an ardent
young lover. She philosophizes over
the nntvisdom of marrying him, al-
though she loves hinr devotedly, and
then of a sudden she literally kidnaps
hint, by drugging him and carrying
hire away alone with her on a yacht.
Their life together is ideal but fatal,
and it only requires the appearance of
a, wild little native of San Domingo to
rob the widow of her cavalier. The
little Cuban girl is the means of bring-
ing the story to a tragic climax, and
the reader is made to see the possible
despexir that results from woman's
depravity and man's deceit. The story
is written in a brisk and daring style,
and is accompanied by an unusually
bright collection of narratives, poems
anti witticisms culled from the pages of
1'crwN TOPICS. Town Topics Publish-
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CAN highly praise Burdock Blood
Bitters because it had a fair trial in my
case with wonderful success. My
symptoms were dropsy, backache and
sleeplessness, and all these disappeared
after using two bottles of Burdock
Blood Bitters, I can not praise its
healing"powers too hi hly.
GEORGINA HOLMES.
Wood Point, Sackville, N. B.
No use expecting fowls with frosted
conchs to lay. They will not do it. So
it pays to keep the henhouse warm if
eggs are expected. If the combs are
frozen badly, if the fowls are valuable
it may pay to (loctor thein ; hardly
otherwise. Kill lord market them im-
mediately. If they are to be saved,
take them out in a cold shed, then
bathe the combs in camphor,keep them
in a warm place and bathe with glycer-
ine in which a little camphor is put
until they are .well. If badly frozen,
it will he a month or six week before
they will get to laying again.
TRULY ASTONISHING. -Miss Annette
N. Moen, Fountain, Minn., says :
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children of a severe and dangerous
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"Well, well I Didn't ever hear of a
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which grinned and grinned until there
wits nothing left of the cat but the
grin, just as some scrofulous people,
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Medical Discovery, get a cough, and
then cough and cough until there is
nothing left of them to erect a monu-
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The "Golden Medical Discovery" is
the most effective, anti -bilious, anti -
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tant. For week lungs, lingering
coughs, spitting of blood, scrofula,
sot es, pimples and ulcers, it is a
wonderful and efficacious remedy.
Its manufacturers guarantee it to do
all that they claim, or money is re-
turned.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation,
piles, sick headache, and indigestion,
or dyspepsia.
An unfortunate girl, Ellen Harding,
asked permission at Thomas Ornee's,
Lucas, a few days ago to stay over
might to await the morning stage,
which his son drives between there and
London. The old couple were mucin
alarmed during the night to find a
birth -going on. A week later the
reeve gave the girl a pass to the Gener-
al Hospital in London.
BUT ONE OPINION pervails through-
out the world and that is so strongly in
favor of Perry Davis' PAIN -KILLER,
that no other article ever attained so
wide spread popularity. 25 cents buys
a big bottle.
Mrs. Richard Oke, of London, is
suffering from a diseased leg, near the
ankle,' and in order to effect a cure Dr.
Moore has undertaken a difficult opera-
tion. Recently a piece of flesh ❑bout
the size of a cent, and a half inch deep,
was cut from Mr. Oke's carni and trans-
ferred to the cavity in his wife's leg.
The result has been satisfactory, and
the operation will shortly be repeat-
ed.
NORWAY PINE SYRUP is the safest
and best cure for coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, sore throat and lung
troubles. Price 25c. and 50c.
A mail hag stolen from Woodstock
ou Jan 11th, was found Sunday by two
boys named Cross and Spinks in the
lumber yard at Hay's factory. The
leather bag had been cut open and the
contents spread about the' yard be-
tween the saw logs. It was the mail
brag from the south on the Port Dover
Division and was ticketed for Hamil-
ton. Whether it wets stolen at the Cr.
T. R. station or at the post office, the
authorities were tunable to determine.
The fact was kept from the press with
the usual result in such cases. The
finding of the missing mail matter re-
call§ the fact that on the night the hag
was stolen Jack Wright, t porter at
the Caister house, mysteriously disap-
peared, and his whereabouts since has
been a blank. As was published before
there were three men who positively
swore to having passed Jack Wright
on Mill street, just near the bridgeon
the Anther side ' of Hay's factory. The
circumstance 'is strange at the present,
time. The query now is, did Jack
Wright steal the ,moleey letters and
take the train for the States?
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antutnn, Afterwarde the choice will positively -be
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