Wingham Times, 1890-11-21, Page 2'RIDAY., NOV + UDBIti. 2i, :890.
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1eotiokl of Dtziry Cows.
To `those engaged in dairying the
tulitinetion of cows is one of the most
*porta ectieettene of'`the business, Even.
vnttare Ville iibi•)rals are *axed by the
tttryrn nn'it is important th ; e should
low the earlier indieatisli' which
point iq,the direction 05f
'41114 developtpeut, es where
rely wanting tho young anima
lie disposed of for some other use.
The tokens indicating a geed, dairy
cow are not always infallibleibut they
aro sutliciently dear to serve as gener-
al! guides ill their selection. When wo
tweet with a cow. of beefy build and.
sluggish disposition we may tale it for
,granted that she at least will not All
the hill as a dairy cow, • ,A, good dairy
sow must posesess a feminine look,
whlcli is at once the opposite of.,mas
cnitnity. Her head and horns ellould.
not ie etrcng, her neck (koala not be
thick, her shoulders should not be
Vetted nor her brisket beefy,nor should
Tile llt'prgot:WI it $oyR.'
Mold The Atnerioan Omer.)
A successful business. mats says
there were two things which lie leant
ed when be wee; eighteen which were
afterward of great use to hini,namely;
*eve*); to lose anything, and never to
forget anything.
An old lawyer sent him with an lin-
portant paper Wli.h eertein lustre°.
tions what to do with it, But, in-
*tuiredthe young luau, suppose I lose
it,' what shall I do then 1
You must notlose it.
I don't man to, said the young
wan, but suppose. I should happen
t0,
But I say you must not happen to;
Trefaall makeno provision for such an
occurrence ; you must not .lose it 1
This put a new train of thought
irfto the young man's mild, and he
found that if he was determined to do
a thing he could do it. He madesuch
a provision against every contingency
that he never lost anything. He found
this equally true about forgetting. If
a.oprtain matter of importance was
to. be remembered, he pinned it down
befits mind, fastened it there and
made it stay. He used to say :—
When a man tells, me 11e forgot to do
her limits he coarse and heavy,', If something, I tell Mia he mlgh,t a,s,well
these maeou mite charaoteristio;i,; are have saith—I do not care enough about
present in combinetioe she a1 geld year business to take the trouble '_to
certainly be rejected for the dairy, andthink about it again.
if any of them be present she ie so fete
•tossdesirable as a . lairycow. She
must possess 'a good strong healthy
constitution, without which good
wholesome milk will not be produced
at a profit. The indications of this
are a full bright eye, and movement
which is the.oppotite. to sluggishness.
'4 %re "usually find associated with
these indications a good' chest, indica-
ting large breathing eapacfty; a vigor-
ous circulation of the blood •and active
digestion of the food consumed, all of
which favor the production of a large
return in the milk or butter product.
The development of the udder should
he large. It should neither hug the
body, nor he over pendulous. Thu
teats should be squarely placed: or
nearly so, and be neither too, large or
too'amall for comfort in milking. The
udder shoulde be elastic and yielding
td the touol4'and the skin.; atld hair
which cover it. should bee„ tea sed
s.bie. There should be Ia,r, e,develope, ,
:,tent of the, hlnd.q^uartersAd the cow
as compared with the f;.)re'quarters.
They_should be broad at the hooks and
tailehead. The hips, however, should
be somewhat thin and the twist should
be open. The skin of the cow getter. •
ally should be mellow and movable,: '
!especially ou the ribs, and should not
lair thick, although the opposite ex-
tremes otwhat is termed papery is to
be _avoided. The hair covering it.
stiauld be plentiful, and -soft and silky.
11
The barrel should be large, relatively
large, which gives plenti ofrootu fob'
the storage of largeeenantities of fpod.
fl:q,he tucked up pinched' body is espe-,
ninny to be aveided,although =undue
la Bering of the nucleitine is needasir
able. A shoulder fine on the, top,tnd
neck flue and:,, tapering'fratll,,tbe
shoulder forward ar% good, points. as
taro also a long fate, a broad forehead
and a wide muzzle.
It ivery important tart t
#at.t
the dairy
cow should possess a nervous tempera-
Inent,otherwise she will convert her
foddeirlto beef' `rather than into milk.
S124 cannot then be a sleepyhead, but
,v.
is active eand r-
t s 1 fist. in
her bev-
l' k.
3r
oars
tient laud movements,
ole size of the milk veins 9,0,,4 the
natatre of the escuLcheen, etre looked
upon as of soma value by ,blast dftiry.
ineh,but others do not lay mph stress
Oji J2 Glintie points. The larger and
mere tortuous the v'in the more de-
aitwble it is Considered, and the more
spat* oceupiad by this escutelreon and
the>nore curly, the hair the better is
tiers ifndie:ttion ennsidexcd, Where e
nderance, of these fnllieatiens are
in one cow she i8 certain to ren
r' service in the dairy.—The
„ OatArdi,a'i Live Stook at l all°B;f Jour•
Olt 13.0-004.r.
, I.pnce had an intelligent : young
man in my employ who ..deemed it
sufficient excuse tee neglecting any
important task. to,say s-1 forgot it.
I told him thlt. would not answer.
If he was suflapiently interested„ he
would boll careful to remember. It
ea,
as becai}se he did not care enough
that; he forgot it.. ;drilled him with
this truth. ' He worked for me three
years, and during the last of the three
he was utterly changed in this res-
pect. H.A did not forget a thing.
His forgetting, he found, was a lazy,
careless habit of the mind, which he
cured. '
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or ar Jour - o
An Extra m
R Slut Y Y.,
An opportunity will occur within a
few months to make a trip around the
world under novel conditions and in
a manner not likely to be repeated.
Advantage will be taken of the early
sailing of ..the now and magnificent
twin.screw steamships now, beingbuilt
Or the Trans -Pacific Service of the
f anadiati, Pacific .Railway Company,
to,afferd to the public a, "Bound the
World" excursion of a most extraor-
dinary character. The steamship
"Empress of India" will ,sail from
Liverpool for Hong Kong, about the
15th of J atuary, 189,1.' At Jong
she will take her placetri, the, trans,.
11aeifie title for which, she has been
built, seiling.via. polzohamla.to Van-
couver, the l!aciiie termination of the
Canadian P!'acifip Railway.
On her voyage, to, Vancouver she
will call at Gibraltar,, 'Naples, Port
Said. Suez, C.lornbo, Penang, .Singa-
pore, 1irong Nang, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
Kobe and Yokohama, stopping a day -
at each of the ports named,,
at
Port Said sufficient time trill he allowed
to enable passengers to visit Cairo
and the Pyramine;
• In connection with tine voyage tick-
ets will be issued, "Around the World,"
ineludipg,choice of steamship lines?
`across the'Atlantie and a rail trip over
:tile Canadian Pacific Railway ftom.the
;Naeific to the -Atlantic, -
The late fee chis pecierful journey,
'Warm $600 ineltrding meals and
•berths. Pzogra►niue, witk,ntEcips showing
the come, and giving full' infprmption
as to atop -overs, etc.,. can ,be had, et
any of. the Canadian pacific.. B, it:vay
offices.
The seeaiid and third steamships.
o the line flti
l leave Liverpeol abont.
the 15tH i ebrteery and" 150 March,
1891, respectively,. taking the Benne,
ruu tn.
estover f$4.114tY.
From time to time kicw qualitiea of
the clover plant are being brought
to light,widening rte utility and
ranking it byfar the wast profit-
able crop that the stockman nlalf
grow for feeding purposes, For
,nisch ()owe and, young calves,
for sheep and lambs, and for
pigs it has long been highly przied,
but it, is .only re4elitlx tkat the poultry
fancier has had his attention attrayted
to it. its value is now generally
known, but variouss practkses are fol.
lowed in regard toits preservattiion
for winter feeding, It praises an
excellent food to take well oured,early
cut clover hay, and steam ittor steep
d0 a9 to sofen it, and feed it warm..
The second growth may, be .,kept its
first-rate canditoin by pressing in a
miniature silo, whish may be inipro-
vised by takingta good airetight flour
barrel and lining it with paper, so as
to thoroughly exclude the air. It will
render feeding much easier and more
satisfactory, and also enables one to
pack the clover. oloser,if it is cut; before
being put into the barrel into .pieces
a couple of inches long. Fill, tl)F
barrel as full as possible and cover
with a layer of bay and abeard end,
upon which, it is best to put some
heavy stones or other weights, to press
the utiles thoroughly. rt can be fed
any time. It will be found to, furnish,
an abundant supply of excellent food
for winter feeding.--T,11e Canadian
Live Stools and Farm Journal fore. Noe
vent*.
Auvtar,'re Motnsas,—Aro you disturbed at<.nlght
and broken of your rest by a eickchild sufferttdh and
trying whit pain of Cutting Teeth? if so Bland at
once and get a bottle of " htrs. Winslow's sophing
Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is n eld,sul-
able. It will relieve the poor little sullppr.rr
immediately. Depend upon it, mothers; there, i;i.aso
mistake about it. It aures Dysentery and Dian sea,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Co1ie,
softens the Gutne, reduces Inflammation, and giros
tcne and energy to ,the whole system. ' Mrs. Win-
slow's SoothinM Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant
stto atnhde beasst efVallee
hhpiriescrip
ptntdn ouf ono
the United States, aned fporyeabyaall drurggisiotnsf
throughout the world. Price 'twenty-five ciente a
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mae. Wtxatowd
SUMMING SYRUP' end take no staler Kind
The Hon, Ohaupeey M. Depew in
in an address:, before•, ;the Railroad
Branpll. of, the Yiiung., t ep's (Jhristaip
Association of New,Yeorli, said that
the best thing he.renretnbers,t;onuern-
ing his early life is that his hard-head-
ed, old father, who;. bad .plenty of
money for both, compelled him to go
out in the world and make - his own
way. All the success he achieved
was the result of fourteen hours' or
sixteen hours' or eighteen hours' work
a clay if necessary. it was gained by
temperance, by econeity. When you
make $1, he added, spend 75. cents,
-and put the other 255 opts by. No
'man can stand stil
created us be did a f.
foe us ; hemade us so
either go backward o
On Nov, $04, in Toronto, 'a peculiar
inncert has been arranged for by Rev.
Laneelt'y, brother of Rev. E.
Lane ley of London All the num-
man knows more to -da
yesterday or he knows
who bottoms a. chair,
to his meals, and then
When God
Irtunate thing
that we must
forward. A
than he did
lose. A Ivan
eta `up and goes
oes bank again
and bottoms a chair, alidthen, to his
meals again,.` in the
years will be the bigg
cotnmunity, and his o
be worth knowing. 1
laurae oft five
st dunoe.ij, the
inions will not
will lose. hie
MISS NPL ,p MCSARVI,
(Via DILATE end Cola Medallist ofwidthvConagc,
l .Pupil of Mv. Edward Fieher and tor.. ,.J, W, 1 '
i mr. loon. e lu awls: lSl ak,Wins'nem gild alar•
MUsi: +.
INaraismoxs 05 finatioAtauDuu0yraza, A960 04Aaa. IN
For particulart regarding torms, eta, please callat
any hove, corner Vt.plcie and Patrick staeete.
FLQItILLA SPARLINS.
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MISSES
WATSON.
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THE
INSTRUCTION Avon on Piano, Organ and Violin.
L 'Also in Harmony.
Residence en comer of Josephine and atriek
Streets. ,
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P. CHAPAtatf.
I8SUER ov MARRIAGE LICENSES, VOTARY
PUBLIty CONVEYANCER, Ero
0,,10E—" Big".Bookstore,
RIPLEY, Os'r.
Money to Loan on Farm, Security at Low RAW ei;
interest. No eo111missiun charged.
power for work and w 11 not bo worth
3 cents an hour. , 1
Orange HILL.
i... f r
One of the most industrious farmers
of this part is Mr. MiIlen. He has
had a stone wall sixty feet,, square
built this fall and has blast of, his fall
ploughiugtdone. Thisllas been ac-
complished without a hired. man. We
hope he may be.recotnpensed for his
hard work.:, -Mr. Irwin's' house is
about finished, We hiv4 to coinpli
went him,epon his flee, oosyv coni*
fortable and commodious .bail ling.
Most of the farmers:, have filled :,heir
root booties again. --,-The average ate
hers swill be given by ministers. tendance at Orange Hill school for
clerical voeali is from October was sixty,- -•Several auction
Several .noted ole, s ., sales have taken place in tbie vicinity,
la, distance are to appear, ala the ser 1
vices of a distinguished auftompllniat all. of which more that; satisfied the
a DrdSb ferias rwinufter••ilaae, alto 'sextants axeetAtionsof pro
p'. prietortj
y l ,
impassable, lint now a inee, tlidfalll<iers
Wynn Tams to new subscribers till, have got their turnip/ : up, 'vo tnay
'Slat i7 , , 1'$00, for :poo:, or $1 :till
Wisii..:for sp ow, ., . , ,
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been secured,. and atictloneers. Onr t'0 ad it gae
are al
a DAVIS
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AT VERY LOW RATES,.
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OFFICE—OPPO5 ;1•E THE MARKET,
WINOUAY OCTODB), ,-•1 1l, 188S
SCOTT
HALSTED , .
33ANKMRS.
Josephine Street - - - - - 'Ingham, Ont.
J. A.. HAissRD, I d. W. 8corr,
Mount Forest, LietoWel.
Deposits Acipeived and Interest.
Allowed.
Money Advanced to Farmers and;
Bnsuxess Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security. Bale notes bouilyt
at a fair valuation. oney, remitted to all,
parts of Ganasia. at reasonable obarges.
Special Attention Given to Col-,
Jpcting ,.Aecounts, and 'Notes.
gents in .Cpnada Tee Iderollante'! Sails
of Canada.
'Mw
, Office I{oa>krs—From 9' a. ni. to 5 p. m.
A. E. SMITH,
Agent.
WI1\GHAM
NT MILLS
STAVE FACTORY.'
IltszLeart an,Pang's.
Manufacturers of a ers In
PIN E, "'
H.JM, J L - !K
H RDwoOD
Liz iBER
Pine and Cedar
I L\I G hid
—Also•-••
Lath, Ataves, Heading, Barrels
W Ood, Cedar Pastas, &,c.,
113114 ad adjoining G. T. 8 t
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Wingham.Ont
WINGHAM
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• -• eS >'"IIRI, a 5lI ED.--
E TTA: aC Ifieleee'X M'Q;<eeeneme
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TI!Y1ES OFFICE, JOSEPHINESTIMATI
WINtC"'1rHAla, OIT'l'll,F1rIC ,
Subsorlptloni►rlco,ffilRorY,eai.&sial 4ai,
ADVERTISING UH:
space I yr. 1 6 me. 13 ma. 1
One Co' amn Sell 00 1135 00 1 '020 00 r se tra.
IHalf " 05 00 20 00I
12 00 $
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p.
Quarter " YO 00 12 00 7 00 4 00
QIN lnch 500 3 00 t00 1
_Loral and of ler casual edvertieenente, 9c. per
Mal
for Drat ineertien, and do, per line 1orsmelt subsequgnf
insertion.
Local notices, in nonpareil typo, 10e. for Brat in
section, And 60, per line for 00011 subsequent. !mortice,
No Local notice will be charged leas than 25o
Advertleemeuts gtLoot, l'ound, Stray ed, antis atlone,-
and liuefnees Chantes,.Wanted, IAat OXU404liug 8 linos'
nonpareil, IA per month
houses and Varela ter Sale, not exoeoding 8 llnw1,F
$1aermbtaertonth
Vlimsetiwill esalety dhed o
Special rates for longer advortleomente, Mitt.
longer periods.
Advertisements without specific directions, will las
inserted till forbid and charged accordingly. Tran-
sitory advertisements must Ise paid ' in advance
Qhanges for cglltrtot advortieemellte must be in,
the orrice by Wednesday noon, 1r, one:e to appear, "
that wools R. ELLIOTT
PR0r1taY6 QR. AND Pummels
MACDONALI),
dJ JSOEPRINE STR;TET,
•
V7(7' A. YOWLER, M,D,RM.,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontasioy,
—Coroner for County of Huron—
Office at " Ter PHARMACY " Wingbam, Obit.
DR. J. A. MELDRiJAI,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and,;
Member or the College of Physicians and Surgeons ors•,
Ontario.
Office and Residence—Corner of Centre and Petslok.,.
streets, formerly opeopled by-Tjr. Bethune.
Waltman - - • ONs.
R VA STONE,,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Eto.. Eto
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest ratsaa
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town,,
and farm property bought and sold.
OFFICE—Beaver Blots k, IE;QUAat,ONT,
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER Sec.,
Winghain • Ontario
Vn EYER .Q1.Inpi 1NS0N,
H. W. C. MEYEFIS,S,,. C. 1 E. L. DiOKCNSON, B Af
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS,., Etc., Etc., So..
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Suitors ter Bank. of, Ilamuiltun. UowwiBsiuu re for
tyking•aindavits fur Manitoba. Para; 'Town and,.,
Village property bough 1 and sold. Money (private,,
funds) loaned on mortgage seeurlty at 5i per ecus..
Abney 101 eeted for pelyute persons, upon the butt,,
inortgage seuuritiep without any expense to the
tender. Lands for sale in Ahyuituba au,t the $saute.-
Weat.
Unica—Kent's Block. Wingllam,
1
,DENTISTRY, J4 S. JEROME, WINat1AM:
myIapfacturing Oelluloid ?Wee,.
- l'uloailite plates of the heetmaterfa
as cheap as tlit,y can be got in tli1,.-
P,otn;nion. All Work warranted.
Vegetable Vapor administered for the. pendent.;
extraction of teeth,, the only Bate anesthetic knawlly
TARS Notaas,—i will extract teeth. or 25 cent,.
each.
OFFICE : In the; Beaver Brook, opposite •the,,,
Brunswick Hotel.
The lancierglgned-%" 8h to tender their bast thahl,t'
for the liberal patronage given to out firm during
ssveralyeare prior to the burning of our mill by in.
cendiaris,n, During the },set beaten We bave re•
moddelted the town 1ni11 to the latestapproved eye.
tem of Hungarian Roller Process till ling, % yye he
have *asap now give better accommodation ',than
everbofore. We oiler
Prompt Dispatch,
• p'air Returns,
QUALITY 131.1C01411) '.1110 NOIM IN TIIIB
SNOTtOt
And by cle6e pinioned attenti m to the huslitese
hope 10 he again totted W1th a. trial by *Wald
triwsde acid many lea' one*.
Yams matt respectfully,
fCUTTON is CARR
'1. se hese ifikk,04.11?, alter.
II1Ssilmis
DENTISTRY --W, i1. M .,
AODONALD, Wiseman
Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy, ,
Sllve. • Gold, eta., no., Plates, ranging',
in prides from $600 upwards per bee;-,.
erownng and briugework. Teets, ex
traded Without the least pain by the use of Vital r
ized Air, Head Unice, N iugharn, aide entrants op-
posite the Queen's hotel, open daily (Smldaye0Xcept ,
ed) from, 0 a m to 5 p m. Will lea et Blyth every .
2nd and 4th Saturday of eachmonth—OtheeatMtinas
hotel; Gerrie: let and 31if Mondays. of each mantis,
Office at Albion hotel, $ traeting 26 aunts,
46.41,61
Jong ,RITOIIIE,
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W1N'ouAM,,y
1 0BEi,x, CUNNINGnAM,
' INSURANCE,,
FIRE AND MAIa7N$„,
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CTIONFER FOR 1114
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OF IIUI ot
Sales attended in any park of the Co. Case
Moderate.
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JOHN CTYR11E, Wateeeten, ONT.,.
LIOENBED AIyOTtoNEEit Foci TIE COalain. S1(
It0I10N.
1 d ,.
All or era left at the T1Mes office promptly se lad.. ,
ed to. Terms reasonable,
JAMES HENDERsoN,•
. ,..
Licensed AUCTIONEER Yon CoettTttd litiltalt .A1 i,.,'`
BRU00.
All sales attended to promptly rind on tin Shonae.,.
Notice.
Charges Moderato and S*tiefaetkon Guaranteed,
All necessary arrangements eau by Inside at MI
Turas'
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41800 ,4; , Oen
BOLTON Sf !UNITIES
1 L. a 2. 1, Suttwsroae ASO C12p, TOMSiji
LISTOWEL AiD WINGHAM.
All orders left at the oriioe of Abe Tin* SA rte,
calve proinpt attention
TPATERSON,
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IllenAvr at malts Dram* COMM', Iilektie, i* NON,
lea labially”. t °.
!lig; ApIIIlJ
"•, Zpti
BoY",11 ",i• oYt Rtirl4.
b'l* ` i great. 011 making bleeve.
Elan will snake Woove a dol is a live
bahy, She will make blenve o is
'orfnt sweet on another i;irl or on a
feller, if they conte to see •her,' and
when they, are gone she will Ray,
Uorrld old thing;
Gills is always fooling a feller, small fee.
She can't lick ysr, so she gets the beat members
of yer that way. n;tight. not
If you don't do what a girl tells yer, asked wh,
she says yer horrid. 1 drather be proposer o
'horrid than soft. If you do what a from his
girl tells yer, you will do all sorts of wheat to
foolish things, the notish
Girls can be good in school every lies to mgday if they feel like it, I should A pitm
think they would get tired and: drink, w
have to do something wonce in a while. •home, Ii
I,know n feller does. Girls say fellers big dog r
acts orfull, but when a girl get* a open mu
going it she acts orfler tbau any feller tion, this
Jurat. They don't care for nothing. ed him v
of a girl wants a feller to carry state it
ber bookshome. she ain't satisfied animal w
unless she gits the same feller the he rusher
other girls want, weather elle likes climbed t
girl or not. the quad)
Girla is great on having secrets, I fortably i
mean telling secreta. They make a away, wo
secret out of nothing at all, and then dog did
"tell ie around to all the other girls, edin hit
(glut quiet, just as if it was something daybreak
dceadful was 11is
watch bl
el"tolaime
it was Ji
was. com
kicking
nightl
'efrll noway
A riieetil
sage not fn
pose of ind
miner's ur
notice alto.
eabin to
would be
Girls olways git their goggerfry
lessons better than a feller, but if
they are going anywhere they are sure
to get lost. •
If two fellers have a fite, the girls
aligo for the feller that lioks,no matte
ter weather he is good for anything
else or not.
If a girl don't feel like doing a
thing, you ottn't make her, no matter
weather she had orter or not, If she
won't she won't•and she will git out
of it somehow. That is all I know
about girle this time.—,Metropolitan.
Just imagine your wife not being able
to ;speak tor tau days. What a change
3/411.:11 would be in the houses what an
unnatural silence 1 A case of this kind
r000uretiin Hamilton some time ago, and
nueibvttle of Wilson's Wild 011erry cured.
MIN afflicted lady in four days. This
medicine. has no equal for the Dura of
(,lougbs, bolds, Whooping Cough or Croup.
Gold. by;all druggists.
They've Get Eton*..
A delis
Chapped
nese of t
druggists
JeND. THIIS I8 A SAMPLE OF THE WAY
IN WHICH THEY ENTERTAIN
EACH OTHER
'Why, is .that you ? cries the • first
'womanas they meet on the street.
7aat get boatel
Yes. ;
Sced I. Have a good time?
• . Beautiful !
So'd I. Splendid time. What'd
you see 1
Everything.
Se'd: L Gain any 1
Five pounds.
$&'d I. Baby sick 1
Yes.
is was mine. Have any mosqui4
toes i
Lots,
So'd 1. ,Hate to conte home ?
Yea,
So'd X. Make lots of friends ?
Yeas
So'd 1. • I just Dried. when I left.
Did Sur trunks get swashed ?
Yes,
Sv'd 'Sia mise, Isn't it
Did your dresser wrinkle ?
Awfully.
So'd-wine. 'Got a girl yeti'
.Neither have I. Isn't ib deeadful ?
Well, good -dye.
Good-byo.—Detroit'Free Press.
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