Wingham Times, 1891-10-09, Page 3`11110 Freckle -Faced Girl. The sweetest L'Aing$. of Earth
What are the sweetest things at earth?
I oly SUN VN TEII'rAINI'iD A VISITOR wII1L1; Lips that can praise a rival's worth;
A fragrant rose that hides no thorn;
III.R NA WAS DRESSING, Roches of gold untouched by scorn.
A happy little child asleep ;
Eyes that can smile though tlioy may
weep
A brother's cheer, a father's praise ;
The ministreisy of summer clays,
A heart where anger never burns;
A gift that looks tor lie returns;
Wrong's overthrow; pain's swift release;
Dark Footsteps guided into peace,
The light of love in lover's eyes ;
Age that is young as well as wise;
An honest hand that needs no ward ;
A like with right in true accord.
A hope bud waxing into joy;
A happiness without alloy;
A mother's kiss ; a baby's mirth ---
Those are the sweetest things of earth.
—Emma C. Dowd.
Ma's up -stair's changing her dress,
said the freolcle-faced little girl tying
ber doll's bonnet Strings and .casting
her eyes about for a tidy large enough
to serve as.. a shawel for that double,
jointed young person.
Oh 1 your mother needn't dross up
for me, replied the female agent of the
missionary society, 'nuking a self-
satisfied view of herself in the mirror..
ii un up and tell her to come down just
is she is ih her everyday clothes, and
nob tb stand on ceremony.
Ob but she hasn't got on her every-,
day clothes. Ma was all dressed up
an he, new brown silk dress, 'cause she
expected Miss Diamond today, Miss
Diamond alw.ays comes over here to
show off her nice things; and rna
doesn't mean to get left. When ma
saw you coming she said: The dickens?
and I guess she was mad about some-
thing. Ma said if you saw her new
dress she'd have to bear all about the
, poor Heathen who don't have silk and
you'd ask her for mere money to buy
hymn books to seu('em. Sa3, dues
the nigher ladies use hymn book leave;; Vest Vindsor and Vest Viokhadi you Vitson
to do their hair up in to make it frizzy? Veduesclty,
Ma says she guesses that's all the Crazy Craycroft naught a crate of trickled
good the books do 'em, if they ever .A. crateCriLDH of crickled crabs crazy Oraycoft
get any books, 1 wish my doll was a caught;
heathen. If crazy Craycroft caught a crate of crickled
crabs,
Whv,
what Where's the crate of crickled crabs crazy
you wicked little girl,
Craycroft caught ?
do you want of a heathen doll ? ir)` Thou wroathd'st and muzzled'et the far>r
quired the missionary lady making a fet:Med ox ; and imprisoud'st hits in the
mental inventory of the new. .things in volcanic 3klexioau mountain of Pot -o -cat -a•
the parlor to get niaterlll fur a homily pet -1 in Coto -pax
On worldly extl'avagiLllee• ALMON To MOTHERS.—Are you disturbed at night
So folks would send her lots of nice
things to wear and feel' sorry to see
going about naked. Then shed have•
hair to hits, and 1 want a doll with
truly hair and ryes that roll' up like
Deacon Sliderhack's when he says
amenon Sunday. I ain't a wicked
girl, either, 'Cause Uncle Dick—you
'know Uncle Dick ; he's been out west
and swears awful and smokes all the
house—he says I'm a holy terror, and
he hopes I'll be an angel pretty soon.
Ma'll be down in a minnte, so you
needn't take your coat off. She said
she'd box my ears if I asked you to' kers
Ma's putting on that old dress she had
last year, 'cause slie ,said she didn't
want you to think she was able to
give much this time, and she needed a
new muff worse than the quern of the
cannon hall islands needs religion.
Uncle Dick says you oughter go to the
islands, cause you'd be safer there
and the natives'd be sorry they were
such sinners if anybody would send
you to 'em. He never seen a heathen
to eat you, less 'twas a blind en', an'
•you'd set a blind pagan's teeth on edge
so he'd never hanker after any =more
missionary. Uncle Dick's awful funny
and makes pa and ma die laughing
sometimes.
'c'hat's a pretty cloak you've got ain't
it ? Do you buy all your good clothes
with missionary money Ma says you
do.
Just then the freckle -faced little
girl's ma carne,into the parlor alai kiss-
ed the missionary lady on the cheek
and said she was delighted to see her,
and they proceeded to have a sociable
chat. The little girl's ma can't under-
stand why, a person who professes to be
so charitable as the missionary lady
does should go right over to Mrs Dia.
Mond's and say such ill'•naturerl things
as she did, and she thinks' the mission-
ary a double faced gossip.—Colninhus
Sunday News.
Try to Repeat 'ilhese.
Of all the saws I ever saw I never saw a
saw Bow us this saw saws.
Up the high hill he heaves a hugli round
stone.
Amidst the mist and coldest frost,
With bear wrists and stoutest boasts,
He thrusts his fists against the post,
And still insists he sees the ghosts.
Theopbilus 7'histle,the successful thistle^
siftbr,iu sifting a seiveful of thistles,thrust
three thousand thistles through the thick
of his thumb.
Peter Pringle, the priokley pear picker,
picked three pecks of prickly prangly pears
from the prangly pear..treos •on the pleas-
ant prairies.
Villey Vita and vife vent a voyage to
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W. J. CHAPMAN.
LUMBER,
Dressed and undressed,
LATHS,
SHINGLES,
STAVES,.
BARRELS,
CEDAR POSTS,
WOOD, &C.,
Always on hand,and will
be sold cheap.
MILL—Adjoining G. T. R., on
Sinter Street.
McLean & Son,
Gingham, Ont,
We Wish to inform .the public that we have these
Woolen Milts in A 1 running order, and will this.
season give special attention to
CUSTOM WORK
in all its branches, and w111keep in stock a
class.Of arst•elass goods, such as
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Etoffs,
. Blankets;
Sheetings,
Stocking Yarns,
&c., &c.,
(made from pure wool on1)) cheap for cash or ex.
change for wool.
• Customers from a distance can have their rolls
hone with them the same day,
'Iiighestmarket price in cash for Merchantable
Wool.
IN GLIS r CO'Y.,
Wingham
EBOOTRNt) SHOE SHOP.
McLArc,,,, & II:Irolr
• Having purchased the Custom Business of Messrs
McCormick & Co, wish to intimate that they have'
opened out in the ship two doors south of T A Mills
Store, Wingham.
Boots and Shoes made to order from the Best
Stock on short notice. Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
The patronage of the public solicited, and all work
guaranteed.
McLAUCHLIN & H AU GH
MATTH ER
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has on hand a large stock of
HORSE BLANKETS,
CURRYCOMBS,
BRUSHES,
WHIPS,
TRUN KS
VALISES etc.
Which will be sold at bottom prices.
IIARNESS, double or single, made to order on
short notice, and satisfaentiorr guaranteed.
3rA call solicited.
SHOP—Opposite tbe'Banlc of Ilamilton.
MATTHEW AMBLER,
Wingham, Feb. Cth, 1890.
H.
ISSUER of MARRIAGE LICENSES, NOTARY
PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, ETc.
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Late of Hamilton and Paris,
1 HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMEN-
TAL PAINTER, PAPER HANGER,
FRESCQER, &C.
Would take this opportunity of informing the eltL 'ns
of Wingham and surrounding country that having
had large esporiencein city work, he Is pI•cparul to
do Alannstining, Ralsomining and Wall Papering iR
the latest approved styles of plain and dceorative
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Graining in Walnut, Oak, Bird's Eye Ma-
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All orders entrusted to my care done with neatneae
and despatch.
Orders left 'at Mr. Ross' Bookstore will receive
prompt attention,
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HUTTON & CARR,
Wingham Mill, Oct 49,1189. .
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