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Wleenep .( b uiv tr Ilene
• Benjalelle 11. Teyler onee wrote AU .1n-
* reetilir •artleto,ou "Nene," from whish
1 ggtuutp:ao ne Ppint:s, He says; "A hen
i l fe fooxleh thing—has not a grain of
MDI ee, toff Ahali is p grain not fouyid in
'00404 :ger heed is too small for any
Fa1t1 01 eonge to ledge therein. Her eyes
helot. ' expellent optical instruments,
11PI" thongb, they have only the °spree-
ou .of a brace of braes buttons at a sbil-
tar;g a erkisle they can discover a bawk
• till ?a ittnat, distance off. There is not
1}pob .,pbotry ,about hens, nor much
1ro14)
11+1#10111 *indent, Hens are speokled,
ir#ltlsle# e►nd gray; whits, oopper-oolored
ilt!}!1 bin6; there are the old-faspioned hens
,bd qo bantams, the celestial hens, the
eilia tills and Cochin . Chinas, bens
with e no talis, short tails, -and pretty
t 'l%tugi# l tails; hens in feathered pante-
1loonA;'lures in oamwood colored panta-
# ippee ,¢Dips with hussar cops; hens with
hugo blaoltooinbs,like'ourgrandmothers ;
b,.ene,with oyer delicate side combs, like
« tllx eweetbilearts. Strong minded hens
,ere are who quarrel and prow and aot
tr ,i iuear as possible like veritable ohanti-
*leere; and I shouldn't be surprised any
day •'to see a bantam out in bloomers.
Sotrte of them wear spurs already. Hens
� like some folk; fussy little bodies
w:Wbo Mind everybody's business but their
?z• Own. It a favored sister hen leads off a
Eire blood of ohiokens, the meddling hen
eee' reads her tail Senthers, puts on an
?. ;bill and lays claim to half the
bbiokens.' The hen is quite a Malts Brun
en her way, for she knows all about the
geography of cornfields, cherry trees and
melon patches."
The politeness of Sir Chanticleer to the
'.f'elnales of his harem is as marked as
'Weald), he were the pupil -of Lord Ches.
.terfl [u. When occasion requires he be-
�toointeh tbolr defender, dropping the role
r";rofngteeftple dangler. The hen has ever
'abeen noted for her domestic qualities.
she is diligent in laying her eggs, patt-
:ent'in hatching them, industrious in
':. fie'ding her chickens, courageous in de-
felpiding them. What various dangers
tbhenhen meets and Wee to avoid; what
:Verne from olnbe and stones; what
,;troublteeeifrom hungry hawks ; what
'escapes Loom fowls and from four -footed
beasts like the civet and the fox! What
' motherliness she displays in brooding
,leer chickens, in leading them to green
pastures, and in inciting them to wallow
in the newly upturned soil of the garden 1
*•-yf'gtli'er. in his "My Summer in a
tirarden, does, act speak encoura ingly
'thinks
hens in snoh an inolosure. He even
+chinks they are an annoyance, for "if
r;, they do not scratch up the Dorn, peck
!the 'strawberries, and eat the tomatoes,
"It Is not pleasant to see them straddling
"about in their jerky, high-stepping,
Speculative manner, pioking inquisitively
here and there. Your neighbor heeds
Ton not if yon tell him that bis hens eat
;your tomatoes They are not Ms toma-
tees. The only lug for you to do is to
•s li •--.'tr ;!;r : s 'chickens are well -
like spring chickens
111t Is right pleasant,
r neighbor's chickens
our garden, gossiping
tuber sun, pinking up
t might be left.
the "House of the
lis of a brood of hens
°mortal heir loom in
fi""i m y. Ho ;tells of their
A up'their heads and smaoking
'their bills in taking a drink of water,
with the air of winebibbers round a pro-
ationary cask. Then of thelrbrisk, and
4 a '00 trl►rlt, alw
not fa . lI n Ski
ri.bregiting anti rouaekllfg what they *re
going tett rlo,Veforelwnd. Where're few ..
Wog* t n*POW o9Rt�R
n•
a
111
art.mioofdie
If eittart h *It days of phalli•
tnivaoelioe, but :after they gib oldan;.
k7ral+ .',$lwy itonietal °'a bablt :tat salt»it
Tile,ehildren of bens, counxupnly'oMlsd
obiolrece ere'ettten mentioned..14.4**"
ttlrr9.. Silakesnparq speaks h RI'Ubsy"
ohiolkons and tboir rlaln; Butler 'Mile et
Ta 0.1`41,11-()N: NE•W
Th, dy spbptia gararies a dxdad f ul load on .
bit ilwok. It ...Sao as it ite� 'wars raar111y
made Op two'paeu. Que of then+lauabll•
lane, brain Acid -euermetio; the othex aliblii'
listW .u, pietist "aid. `trritbtaut ,;oral', The
weak:man wk {.b'. tl>e albernne .dowfl.
to lY be. moble to da ptexliy ; 4t?it. work one -
dieetealadetttee.ijc tt dry l eoauso of eget
.tie ifclleeretiOn..14 rating, ries now be aids
..
'0.40 roibixitT at ati'ikt. Wet osaaa of dyt fief .
ilie•ttert with. 1iunstipation,,; whish
sauce of utuo4oui heti 8:e111 •llll.,41101 s%1neette
geoids ' who swallow "kw" aro e4axte of its liympto;a`<$ Ili@ 14014 and lhlllana
r i'au utiun .of the: Viiiieztie!at 4.001,
.tion. vt ll ala ahcwld tief tlwll .. r'ti.
would; lie for ureat Britain to'otterr.to'
&,rittate With the 1'nitcd,Stntl :ort
eotliditian. that U�dited States ?halt,
tune,reopoppihllitp encef tlx
Veuezuela'a foreign - policy, n f'land
�•e
w1e
cannot 1' � o a
wra sailb t; tlI
Bt?a y rpt. a Vo de=
'�t9itod ._ Gat.. a cis >t i4 t :�Sl ltQ
zt l ire n .w while Venezuela an
zoola q tytil2 ., b ;♦ d.
,every other revolutionur State hi
ha rwlo .1c free t: c uti isle
%l. t! a epdaiva o p k l'
'can nt o B 'r i `State
h �, x t
whit t as >� l�t tui s
R
t ey'to oatohed, 404.0ount their o1lt+Alrea k aittl?q,'dizxiuo,SQ, sour stomoob, lass of to -espouse. right far �vrnrlRe But Ing-
, ,
aro they're hatched se?rvall.te0 b t appetite, foul breath, win beloblo s, land, and' oseibi the other ggreat
same idea when be says: " 1ManY' 1DSY It..' bar tburn, pain end,dlstrepa eftpx eating. ewers of PJiirove, would gladly Sewall
their ebiokens before they aril` hatoball, ATI those are indioatire of .derangements of Spanish America dying. the United
and where they expect bacon moot w10- the liver, otomeon and bowels, and all are • Static's fir , as Venezels said to be
broken bones" Swift toga of is W0404 " =sea by constipation. Dr'Pieroe'a Plea • doingto aaqand', nd the United States.
"who was 7p4 ohloken, being eta the sant Pellets are the uiclmat the and madresponsible for their acts to -
wrong side of thirty, it she be a day. most pertain pure for this condition, They wards foreigners, such ars firingon
Lady Wortie°y Montagu wrote; "Qttd we axe not violent in aobion, British vessels, plundering British ub-
moot with ohampttgne and a obtiokna 4A• Send 31.cents in one -Dent stamps to • jects, and what not. Su Complete a
last" Bulwer Lytton quotes t;Tp7gl an World's Dispeneary Medioal Association, fulfilment of the Mohroe doctrine
Arab proverb: "Curses, pre like young Buffalo, N.Y,, and reactive Dr Pierce's 1008 , should greatly please the people of the
obickene and still some home to roost. page Common Sense Medical Adviser, illus- United States, and particularly the
Lowell 1n the Biglow Papers speaks 01 -tratad.
small potatoes and few In the hill being jingoes. Judging from the popularity
scratched up by the bens:
An' you may see the taters grow in one
poor feller's patch
So small, no self-respeottn' ben that
valued me would soratoh.
Hood's "Morning Meditations" speaks
of the "early rising hen."
Claudius, a German writer, writes oQa
famous ben wh oh
—was never known to tire
Of layinefeggs, but then she'd soreaen
So loud o'er every egg 't would seem
The house must be on Lire.
The turkey reproved her for making
such a noise about the laying of an egg;
but the hen replied that he was an un-
educated fowl who knew nothing of
The noble privilege and praise
Of authorship in modern days—
I'll tell you why Ido it;
First, you perceive, I lay the egg,
And then—review it
Every one remembers the bousebo$Q
lyric set to "Auld Lang Syne," and
which rune:
Somebody killed old Grimes's hen;
They'd better let her be,
For every day she laid two eggs,
And Sundays she laid three.
And everybody knows Mother Goose's
classic rhymes:
One, two, buokle my shoe`
And 90 on down to
Nine, ten, a good fat hen,
to say nothing of the fable of La Fon-
taine In which it is told that a hen
Laid golden eggs, each egg a treasure;
Its owner -stupidest of men—
Was miserly beyond all ?measure.
He thought a mine of wealth to find
Within the hen and so he slew it.
He found a bird of common kind
And lost a pretty fortune tbrough 1t.
Wo often hear people speak of the
foolishness of those that kill the hen or
goose tbat laid the golden egg. In weep-
ing over Jeruaslem, our Saviour used the
beautiful metaphor, "0 Jerusalem,
Jerusalem. how often would I have
gathered you as a hen gathereth her
chickens under her wings, and yo would
not." A Greek epigram taken from the
Antbologia is said to afford a tine illus-
tration of this text. T. Green has given
us a translation of this epigram, which
reads:
Beneath her fostering wing the hen de-
fends
Her darling offspring, while the snow
descends 1
Throughout the winter's day unmoved
defies
The chilling fleeces and inclement skies,
Till vanqulbhed by the cold and piercing
blast.
True to her charge, she perishes at last f
n Fame I to Loll this fowl's affection
bear;
Tell It to Proirae and Medea there.
To mothers such as those, the tale un-
fold!
And let the:ii blush to hear the story
nstantly diversified talk to one another I told.
of one in soliloquy, as they scratched
='worm.; this talk, which has such a LADIES, BE GUARDED !
mastic tone that it was almost a
tender why you could not establish a
gular interohange ot ideas about house-
hold,matters, human and gallinaceous
These: bens were well woth studying for
the "piquancy and rich variety of their
ancestors through an unbroken suoces-
Pion of eggs. Clifford had one little
'shioken, small enough to be still in the
;.`egg, but old, withered and wizened.
Its mother evidently regarded tt (as most
mothers do their favorite child) as the
ono chicken of the world necessary, in
h fact, to,_ the world's continuance and
to the equilibrium of the present
system ot affairs, whetlior in church
orf state. She watched over its safety,
••• filuoleing nervously when it was ant
61 sight; croaking with satisfaction
when it was under her wing; or utter-
• tog a note of defiance when she saw a
• neighbor's oat on the top of a high fence.
This wizened chicken was a feathered
diddle, a mystery hatched out of an egg.
One day the mother hen by her self-
iniportant gait, the sideway turn of her
r --,head, aid the cook of her eye made evi-
" dent to the world that she carried eome-
„thing ' bbout her person the worth of
wb1 1j rw'as not to be estimated either in
.)gofd'ort.yiieotous atones.
:`"momia-one tea -told of the way in whish
-people drive a hen. "A woman . when
.ehil ita,.a hep to drive into a coop takes
her skirts with both hands,
tem quietly at her and says,
erel" The hen takes one look
an and stalks into the coop.
e not do it that way. Ilo
A and says: "It is singular
lye a ben but me,' and
tick of wood be burls It at
'rr''1TnR says, 'Get in there, you
..:44.i -yard:
s ne hen dashes to the other end
yard,- The man dashes after her.
• e COMM' bask with her head down,
Whigs 'spread, followed by stove wood,
?tidi,'oalte. and clinkers, and a very mad
rlialifl in the rear. Then she skims soder
tbebtlrii and over a fence or two and
dratxn►l the boas:, talking as only an ex -
'Cited lien earl talk tie the other hens come
Atilt- to mkt a hand• in the debate and
1ielll° d+'pdge tthe missiles, till at last the
#nliy tvbidne Coat is on the sawbuok and
,hie lith 'CM 'the vaned, declares that
OJOPSS,' he rcm the place shall be ' sold in
't tltb'net/oiling 'and goes off down street,
tiiliring his• *he to keep up the hon
fig.hti, /Int' 4n IWO minutes she has them
loll tie iu sd and .ho"iised without trouble."
d t1hr0illings thinks that "hens are a
otYokceslt, There is a grate deal of origin-
allt�! tbptxt. the hes. SOLn say Knower
"bird hens' with 111`44 iii tbo: ark and ,Stan
may hot " 23,111tngs karts .iho`ott-maotad
gntstloit� lvlliob .te`Ail'borll flrtltr the lieu
at the egg'« 110 %hit►lkt n heir lb "stet*
p 1, for site swill Ilett j'ttdt aklang Orr a
n4t full of *hones St afid,Wt»'. bit. a: > scut,
full of taint There is one thing abbli r'
a bon that shore Wiltdtnn; ahs tit>Gil not .
seitaarle rnnob until a for Ythe lnl+lt +ill, 0 g,
�My
The Rev. Francis W. Bates, a South of the protective American flag in
Venezuela this upshot should also
African missionary` at present in Bos- please the people of that country.
ton, eaye that England is the great a
civilizing influence in South Africa,
and the world would he better for it 1f
O real Britain owned all Africa.
Portugal, it is announced, will re-
main neutral in the dispute between
Great Britain and Germany regarding
the Transvaal, and will not pet hitt the
Germans or the English to land troops
at Delagoa Bay, or to traverse the
Portuguese territory iu South Africa.
Milburn's Cod Liver Oil Emulsion with
Wild Cherry and Hypophosphites com-
bines the curative powers of Wild cherry,
Hypophosphitee of Lime and Soda, and
pure /Norwegian Cod Liver Oil in perfeotly
palatable form. It is the best for soughs,
colds and all lung troubles. Pride 500. and
$1.00 per bottle.
Senator Kaulbach, of Nova Scotia,
dropped dead in the corridor of the
Rouse.
John Carroll, a ' lad of seventeen
years, living at 124 Wright avenue,
Parkdale, fell into a vat of boiling
water at Lozier's Bicycle i Works,
Toronto Junction, Wednesday even-
ing, and died from his frightful injuries
four hours later.
A COMMISSIONER Irl B. R.
GENTLEMEN.—Having need Hagyard'e
Pectoral Balsam in our family for years, I
have no hesitation in saying that it beats I
everything else we ever tried for coughs I
and colds in ohildren as well as grown up
people. It believes that tight binding sen-
sation in the chest. We would not be
without it for anything, as we have a large
family. WILLIAM ANDREW, Commissioner
in B. R , Balmoral, Man.
The bridge across the Tinker's
Creek a few miles from Cleveland, on
the Akron, Bedford and Cleveland i
electri,, road, gave way beneath a hig
electric motor early Jan. 9, and the
car with its passengers, was precipitat-'
ed to the bottom, 150 feet or more to
the water below. It is known that i
at least two persons were killed out-
right and a number seriously injured.
The theory is that the car jumped the
track and that the jar caused the iron
girders of the bridge to snap. Later
reports show that there were no pas-
sengers on the motor and that only
the crew of three men went down in
the wreck.
CONSTIPATION CURED.
GENTS.—I was in very poor health for
over four years, the doctor said it was con-
stipation. Not wanting to spend too much
cash I got three bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters and took it regularly. I can certify
that I am now in the very beet of health
and feel very grateful to B. B. B. ALFRED
TERoux, Montreal; Que.
Two severe earthquakes causing
the loss of 1,100 lives, have
occurred in the Khalkhal district in
Teheran. They completely distloyed
A Little Attention on hour two villages.
Part will Save You An-
noyance and Trouble.
The ladies should remember that Dia-
mond Dyes are always twice the strength
of all inferior and imitation. dyes. Dia-
mond Dyes will always give you your
money's worth of pure and never fading
dyestuff that is simrle to use, and that
will.do just as represented. Do not be de.
ceived by big packages that imitators put
up. Their dyes are mixed with salt, aluni,
and other worthless adulterations. In a
word, beware of the dealer who tries to sell
you something that he represents to be
just as good as Diamond Dyes. Experts
say, Diamond Dyes are the best in the
word.
In running a steamboat from Rainy,
Lake river to Rainy Lake, in Minne-
sota, the craft was compelled to plunge
over "falls ten feet high. With the
force of the current and the full head
of steam the steamboat shot out of the
water full length, exposing the whole
boat, bottom, keel, wheel and rudder,
and then dropped into the boiling,
swirling water below the falls.
VERY HARDINDEED.
There are so many things that appear
unnecessary and which for the life of ns we
can see neither purpose nor end. It may be
corns are just one of those thorns in the
flesh the why and the wherefore of whish
we cannot see. Nevertheless they are of
the kind that are easily removed. Put-
nam's Painless Corn Extractor makes
abort work of them. Try it and see how
nicely it coaxes them out. Use none other
than Putnam's Corn Extraotor. Sold by
druggists.
A wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio
South-western railway was averted on
Wednesday night by Mary Och,a nine-
year old girl, of Portsmouth, Ohio,
who finding an obstruction on the
track, crawled across a high trestle
bridge and built a fire on the track,
which warned the train hands, who
stopped the train. which was crowded
with passengers, in time to prevent a
disaster.
The sugar-coating, whyih makes Ayer's
Pills so easy to take, disodlves immediately
on reaching theomac'li, and so permits
the full strength aefit of the medioine
to be properly come:kntouted. Ask yonr
druggist for Ayer's Almanac, just out.
Mr. Livingstone (Dem. Ga.) on
Wednesday introduced in the House of
Representatives a resolution calling
upon the President to investigate the
report. that Great Britain had ad-
vanced her outposts on the Venezuel-
an frontier, and if it he true to demand
their vithdrawal to the lines occupied
on Dec. 17, 1895.
A G'RADUATE OF TORONTO UNI-
VERSITY SAYS:
"My children have been treated wil
Soott'e Emuleion from their earliestyeart•• ,
Our physician .first reoomuaonded it arta
now whenever a child taken a sold '
ittwooaiattlY.resdtte.tothis reinddyi.;witit
b1W♦tiyg efi+leta *quo." . r .,•
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Itis sold on a gueraatee by all
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Diarrhoea, Cramp, and Pain In the
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Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia,
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No article ever attained to such unbounded popular.
Sty.—Satan Ob.V<rr: r.
We man bear testimony to the efficacy br the Pain.
xnler. Wo have seen its magic effects in soothing the
severest pain, and know It to be a good article
nag Dispatch.
Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain -Hiner, which is
the most minable family medicine now in nee.—Tenneuee
Organ.
It has real merit ; as a means of removing pain. no
medicine has acquired a reputation equal to Perry Davis'
Pain•Killer.—Newport Neme.
Beware of Imitations. Buy only the genuine "Pana`
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'3r R E E T I N G 1896
We desire to return our thanks to our patrons of the past year, end kind-
ly extend to them an invitation to continue to patronize us during the
year we are entering upon. We shall endeavor to Serve you with !good
goods at regular market value. We have a large stook to ohcose from, and
are eohetantly receiving new and seasonable goods. We also invite the
general public to give us a fair trial and you will be convinced that there
is no need to go away to other towns to make your purohaies. We will be
pleased to attend to all who may favor ns with a visit. We purpose doing
a Cash Business this year. Wishing all a happy and prosperous New Year
ADAMS' EMPORIUM,
LONDESBORO
R. ADAMS
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'Save your eyes! 'Discard rubbers! 'Ask ec-.
doctor! Wear the new wet -proof, snow proof.
meatless leather footwear. Light -weight, orsy,
warn, stylish, economical Made with trio
,Famous' Goodyear Welt. $5.00 t °r p7.''•
ink 15thd '
later RubberlesS Shoe.
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trier use,
FARE BILRACIIR 81 par bottle. f.'�,eitre ii9ita•cam iex- ,
;on. Yon most have it if you :wain to gat rid," of frecglegt
moth patches, &a.
FACE POWDER. --White, Flesh and Brunette, 50 cente a box. Perfection,
, for powder users.
VQLA MONTEZ CRANE 75c. in opal jars—creates and improves face .
beauty for maid, wife or widow. Foe to wrinkles. "
lhAter
Mrs Nettie Harrison, Ainnerica's Beauty Doctor, 40 and 42 Geary—
St.. San Francisco, Cal. Eastern O71Hoe, 56Washington
Ave., Detroit, Michigan.
A SWEEPING MAJORITY
�ri.6 MAJORITY OF SWEEPERS
USE
COOPER'S XX BROOMS,
FOR SALE BY US.
THE CASH GROCERY
OGLE COOPER & CO,
Farm Produce taken as cash.—Teephone No. 28.
J. W. IRWIN
Keeps the largest assortment of newest goods.
Quality fine and prioee low in
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware
TEAS—Blaok, Green and Japan are unequalled in quality and prices. You will cave
from 5 to 10 cents per pound if you buy from ne inetead of Tea peddlers. Com)
pare quality and prices.
SUGARS—We are headquarters, we buy direst from Montreal refiners. Keep beet
quality and sell at close prices.
NEW FRUITS and PEELS—We have already disposed ot during the holiday
season, over four tone, and still have a large stook on hand. Different brands
selling cheap as to quality.
Crockery, China, Glassware and Lamps—We have to make room for our
Imported Goode, and have reduced our prises on Dinner Sete, Tea Sete, Toilet
Sete, Berry Sets, Water Sets, Bread and Butter Plates, Cups and Saucers and
Lampe of all kinds. Call and see our goods and get prioee. No trouble to show
goods.
Buy Your Xmas Presents
AT
J. C. STEVENSON'S
FURNITURE EMPORIUM.
Beautiful Pictures Framed—prices right.
New and novel line ct Fancy Reed Chairs. Oak Hall Racks,
full line of Mattresses. Bedroom Suites in latest styles.
Parlor Suites ' in Carved Oak and Walnut—fine coverings.
Easy Chairs.
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SIDEBOARDS from $6.50 to higher prices in Oak.
Bamboo Tables, 25c, 85c and 40c. Easels, Music Stands, Extension Tables]
in Oak and hardwoods. Gale's Spring Beds.
Lots of Picture Moulding, Pictures Framed. Looking Glass. •
Lots of goods just in. Prices to suit you.
PHOTO FRAMES very cheap. See our *1 ROCKER
A Little Knowledge
Is not a dangerous thing when it directs your attention to the fact that the
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont.
Is doingthe most practical and business -like course in Canada. Everything strictly high grads
Write fr Catalogue and College Journal. School re -opens, Jan. 2, 1898.
J. W . WESTERVELT, Principal.
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