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v. . , to do, which should stimulate us to ,S.mineal Odelitif s. 1boy's hill, woe hint five sal'Hinge, and
!lig Alit t Imo ;greater activity in 'teeing thea the sent hint tellers` in a boa rowed by
proper iihhtructionU are pliatfefl withiti 1v111 RLEPRANTU ihAVlt SHOAT XEcl:S
!the reach of all our friends, so that . AND cos 11Av 16 WHISKERS,
RS,
the best possible wvorlt oan bo done in
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'1iIDA.Y JANUARY 19, 1804. every section of thio empire Province. 1 'the reason of the shortness of the
The ttkL as ken ver ted. or• e P ants 'leek tart to the dairy ulen of tine country, int the nuuwal is Se ilea%y that were it
aid we should, learn many important 1 placed at the neck lit a length proper.
tessera, We met our neighbors in ; tamale to the dtmensiuua of that, or-
friendly competition at the World's gen he other aniniluls, art alnloat Intal•
Columbian Exposition, aid, while the eulebte tunount of niuscular force
results were not so gratifying to us as Would be neoeseury to elevute avid
to our brethreri in the cheese industry, sustain it. The almost total fst,seuce
still they are full of encouragement of a neck obviates the difficulty and the
and use. Our butter was judged by clunk served as a substitute. The
three emiueit experts, two front the
United States and one from Can-
ada. The body of o Canadian hut -
ter
,the n rated ver
ter va on wit
s
l t
Y
but most of our exhijtita last several
our
TO -MORROW.
Old Beeswax the cobbler, al, iuerry good
soul,.
Brimful of intention, and yarns that are
droll,
And duty after day as he Mends your shoe,
Ile tells the old story that never comes ,
true. --
I'11 cave it done to -morrow.
Aa proud as a king he sits on his throne,
Begleefully pounds on ;his huge lapstone,
With blow after blow, till he makes the air
ring,
g,
.A -tad over and over this song does he sin —
Just call again to -morrow. g
.Like all of his trade a debater is he,
Though poor as s mouse, yet from care is
he free,
Ana he talks of the things tat labor should
do,
Yet ready to say when you ?call for your
Shoe—•
Just call again to•morrow.
r'.
In spite of the efforts that ithe's tried to
make,
Though willing of spirit, tbq flesh is o'er
weak, P'
Yet the wrathy all get an.' answer quite
soft,
'Tie ready, aye, ready, he sures it so oft—
Just call again,.to-morrow.
' '1'h p yearh b y, p 1 ph tek is that the head
Old Nick was in need of a
None had he in hell, to rel
To earth he did journey
d
And spying old Beeswax,
bound—
To have him
hbbler bad,
e it is sad,
nd looked all
ays he, I'll be
b;fore to -morrow.
However, old Nicholas wa ed boldly in,
Bowing politely as if wit out in
And said, Mister Beeswa 'tis true what I
tell
There is plenty of Ieathe and shop -room
in hell—
But don't wait till to-inorrow.
Then. come straight alon , there is no time
to lose,
For down there is plan y of unmended
shoes,
So put on your coat, and..come.riglit away,
We'll take a good start a}thd get there to-
t day—
That you ma31 work to -morrow.
0113 Beeswax was troubled, tho' nothing he
said,
And as lie sat thinking, kgpt scratching his
head, I
Then without more ado he waxed a fresh
end, +,
And made this remark a% he started to
mend—
„lust call again to -morrow.
OA hearing this statement, Nick got very
wroth,
And swore in his auger a remendous oath,
That•had a saint heard it he would have
• turned dumb,
Then grabbing old Waxe ., he yelled out
come, come— '
I'll not wait ill to -morrow.
Old Waxey got mad, and eizing Ins awl,
Jabbed fiercely at Nick Which caused him
to bawl,
Gave him one behind as be ran o'er the
floor,
Then smiling, cried out, 4 he shot through
the door—
snail roti ,,r: . . -u.
N,
points On flavor, winelt We can retnedy
by caretul attention;;and 1 know our
•roarnery men will cheerfully do any-
thing possible to bel leaders in the. art
of making fancy creeknery butter. The
circumstancea were 'not favoraote to
Oanadiars, by resume of the distant
points from wt hill t`ost of our butter
had to be sent, tttkiug about tee days
in transit, besides the restrictions of
the Milted States ciistotns regulations.
It wits impossible to;have our butter
stored in a retrigera; or at Chicago,anct
then brought to theljudges as required
while our American•"`friends wore not
slow to take advant4ge of baving their
butter in the refria'ratter until the
judges were ready; i o I think we did
exeeedinely well too win 27 awards, not reach much beyond;t the bottom
and have such a la'ge number of our of the first joiut of the forefinger. It
exhibits come withi; a point of the is very restricted in its movements,
minimum -1 fixed for,this class. Quite a and the animal can never twiddle its
number of our exhibits failed to scorer thumbs nor turn them around till the P
ion. M axlof this article oto Bail
sailors.
Mark's tether wee waiting to receive
his son.
Father, said the boy, it is a good
thing to havil tt good father, and then
the story of the steward's kindness
was told.
My lad, said Mr. Pearse, it is long
since I passed theeetindness on to him
in doing what 1 _lid. Now kis bas
passed it on td,, you, As you grow up,
Mind that you often peas it on to
others,
Years afterwards, when the boy had
twee and advautages of tt long nock, become a man, he was going by rail
pecnliarly txetnptifird In the giraffe, on a abort journey, when be alai a boy
which contains only the saris oeinber crying bitterly,
n theaus a ithe
r On ski a e � his grief,
articulations as ' the a
H A IC J It tt In
of vertebral 1 rt u i to
a
h'
p
thathe had not enc
boyreplied ha . d h
t supplied u 4
h reiut the clop cur, a h tby p�,
the trunk or proboscis+,. by wbiclh be is money by four-pence'to pay his fare
enabled to carry fond to his mouth and to the town in whiob the lived.
to drink by suction. ; This e.urions Mr. Pearse at once! bought the boy
e el his w
nr_•tin routai,ls a vast number of mus- a ticket, and then r jttedown ex -
cies variously interlaced, is extremely perience on the steamer years before.
flexible, endowed with' .the most ex.. And now, be concluded, I want you
quisite sensibility and the uttnoat diver- to be sure to pass the+ kindness on to
city of motion, and compensates amply others if you are ever•nble to do so.
for the absence of a long- neck. As the train left he station, the
There is so much variety in the smiling boy waved Ibis handkerchief
!hands o.°ttte monkeys that a eOuspar• and said,—
ison of them with those of man cannot I wilt pass it on, si; I will pass it
very easily be made, but this cowpar on.
icon may be made with the higher
lour -
salt.
apes, such as the gorilla and chiwpan- A Booming Business.
zee, which approach nearest in' their REPORTS rEoat DIFFERENT` POINTS SHOWING
strueture to ourselves: In the BIG SALNS AND GRAND RE'RUL'te TOR DOD0's
gorilla the thumb is shgrt and does RINE PILLS—sAs1PLEs4I or THin 'weave
DAILY RECEIVED BY THE JIiANUFACTURER$.
TORONTO, Jan. 15.-J. At , MacDonald, a
druggist at Whitewood, N. W. T., writes;
Dodd's Kiduey Pills ale Meeting with uni-
on
ion this pa t of the Domin-
Y Y
en account of using poor, off -flavored tips describe a circle, The web between crea5iug, anent is well nigh impossible for
salt. I am sure 'ye wi 1 all learn the fingers reaches to the beginning of me to keep them in stook, Frank Brown,
something from illi wonderful expos• the second joint, the fingers taper to druggist, of Shelburne, QM., writes under
ition, and so itn rt}ve our creamer the tis, and there is •a callosity, or a recent date t Please ship me another
buildings and ha -e them properly ad, ou the. knuckles± on which the 1 five gross of Dodd'e Kidney Fills, Sold
f- p p Y p eighteen boxes this afternoon. They are
equipped with cre m -separators and animal rests when :walking on all giving grand satisfaction. These pule are
modern machinery, iwitll an educated
butter -maker, who las attended our
dairy school at Guelph, thoroughly
understanding everei detail, so that in
future perfection 1w111 shine forth
from every peekagejof butter made.
In examining aadme of the fancy
cVamery butter at:Chicago, and talk•
ing with the matters, I found that
they were only usingl the latest and
most modern appti'atus, and were
anxious to find out all they could
about our methods. •S' En short, these
young men were fully alive to the im-
portance of their calling, I found an-
other faucy package, from a central
creamery, with several skimming
stations, which was nearly perfection,
and I think well of this system, es-
pecially for winter creameries. After
the regular cheese season is over one
central factor can fitted out plc th d err feel itsposition more
fours. lei man the thljltnb reaches to
the top of the first jog it of the fore-
finger. Man can twilldle his thumb,
so that the tip will d4 scribe a circle,
and he can touch the tips of all his
fingers with it; the vv�leb between his
fingers does net exteltd beyond the
base of the first joint, and there are no
on
pads the knuckles.1 The bones in
the hand of man and on that of the
gorilla are the same int number and in
general form. But t»e thumbs of the
monkey have no sPJparate floor or
bending muscle, as those of men have.
This is why a monkey always bends
his thumb rnund an ;Object which he
grasps, but always j Beers it on the
seme side as -his fingers.
The whiskers of the cats and of the,.
cat tribe are exceedtl;gT Sensitive,
enabling they . g
+lien elzin their prey
CYn e e in e, tePo
perly for making `butter, and the lacutelyf These hair's ire supplied
neighboring factories! can hsve:faet%P- t( ough the roots with branches of the
arator only, and Ii "see tate cream taken same nerves that give' sensibility to
to this14 aI factory. This will the lips and that in 'insects supply
avoid ong hauls and' each patron can their feelers.
his skim milk hone and enjoy .t.'
e prestige of having his butter made A wonderful new c mbina€ion is R.
a large, influentidl creamery, where Stork's Headache, Nep algia Vaud Liver
thine but the finest goods are turn• Powders, nice to take d perfel;tly harm -
out.
The past year should also -teach us
"I'll pay you to -morrow," he bears it be-
times,
That often he says, to make sure of his
dlmes-•--
Just call again tomorrow.
Kincardine. —H. J. WH1rLEY.
Ontario Creameries Association.
'the nnhhual meeting of the above
association watt held In Belleville, last
week. Wo make the following ex•
tracts from the President's address :
President Derbyshire, in his opening
aft:t'ress said:- —It is my pleasant duty
a8open the ninth annual convention
r# the Ontario Creameries) Association
tt this historic city, where we have
tat with snob .ft warm reception. That hest. 'tuna., end „awe yogic utadivided at•
ie have made rapid advaneeeeent telxtiee, tt ,wffett' tletlsil' Ira fetenection
bee the formation of this association with the boaitit;as with wh+ell we ere
to ong will deny. Tha changes t that identified, set that we eau swell our
lien taken place in the Conditions and exports of butter apd nheese from
thirteen to twenty sAlit% in 1894.
This can only be done, by all building
stlos, and heaving plenty of good, nutri-
tious food, to keep up the flow of the
less. Mrs, Mary Keat 88 Hain street,
Hamilton says; "For years—iii fact all
'av. life—I have been troubled with severe
treed all the
other lesson—to make provision for headache. I have dies
e dry, hot weather, which is sure to could hear of and have been treated byI
me. In 1893 ontya limited num- many doctors, but with very little good
resulta N. A'friend recommended your Head
and eural iia and Liver,Powdera some Roll f
ur cows decreased milk nearly 50 ' time ago, and I have found them to be the
er of our farmers tie prepared,
er cent. in July ands August. If you
till allow them to go! down, thea you
an rest assured that they will not
;air much that seasoi. What a loss
o our Province! EE cell our dairymen
fad been ready, with clean, airy
tables, with screens ,to keep the (lies
out, and plenty oP: silage or other
green crop, and kept the cows in the
stables ,in the day titre, turning
them ort at night,' when the fires
would not bother them, making sure
they got all they could eel of the best
food, plenty of pure water, salting
them every morning, treating them
kindly, we would have had two mil.
lions of money more among our dairy
men in this Province, which would
have meant prosperity to every Indus-
try,. While somuch depends} on the
sttecess of our dair!yzuen, - and no
business ie so sure and profitable every
year, I would urge all to commence
the r,ew year vrith a (till determination
to :tif:1t' p Ore I>< profit.ble cows, iu the
ltrroprndings of our dairymen during
Ms tenet y.ara in Ontario are per
gtester than have itits'i :algid any
todostry, and 1 std, aUtei We Can
IRT1R1 batter work in the future.. milk throughout the season,
R
*Q 8?-ri,o}.nlar t rt';trr,prles in this .•.W...• _;
j tk°arld 12 witltet 4eci'tY'bvid8--a Rheumatism originsttes`tn the morbid
apeiil 1;0 per cent. We find condition of the blood. I'taod's l;arape.r-
clgaiting and stock raising ilia cures rheumatistn. Gilt only hood's.
tlrarrMd on intelligently that,
-fq 'Progressive anal well. EarSubscribe for that Thus.
greatest blessing to me—i '+fact !eat truly
say they are wonderful. 1 would not be
without them for more thiin I can tell.i'
Mr. Flook, station master, Grand Trunk
Railway, Hamilton, says; '•Tbey cured
my most severest headaches, which I had
for at least three years.” ;Fries 25c. a box,
For sale by all medicine dealers.
Value of a Go`id Father.
When the Rev. M k Guy Pearse
was about fourteen ears old he went
to London, having been in a school in
Germany. He stayed in London long
enough to spend all his money, except-
ing enough to pay his fare to his home
in Cornwall
Ile went by train to l3ristol, and
there took pass on a vessel. He
thought that the passage money iu•
eluded his board, and therefore order-
ed his meals that day,
At the end of the journey a dapper
little steward presented a bill for
meals to the lad.
I have no money, said the surprised
boy
When, replied the steward, you
bold not ]:tetra taken your meals at
the table. What is your name?
Mark Guy Pearse.
The steward closed his book, took
the boy by the hand, and said,—
I never thought 1 should live to see
you. My mother was in great distress
years ago. My father had died sud-
denly, and your fabler was very kind
to Illy mother and rue. T promised
myself then if I could ever do so, t
would show like kindness to some one
your father laved.
The truly gratsful steward' paid the
manufacturedby Dr. L. A. Smith 8d, Co.,
Toronto. and are sold by all dealers or
will be mailed on receipt of price ; fifty
cents per box, or six boxes for $2.50.
An engineering feat • worthy of
notice was aecomplisbed a few days
ago in the t'ompleti•fn of the boring
of the P,nsk-Ivanhoe Railway Tunnel
under the Rocky Mountains at Hager-
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upon two miles long, and is bored
through solid gray granite. It ac-
complishment involved, three years
and 20 days' work, each day being 20
laboring hours. The tlaimel is 18,800
feet ahoy.- sea level, ant) is on the line
of the Colored' Midland Railway,
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Moderate. fK
JOHN CURRIE, WINGOAMM, One.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOit THE COUNTY OF
HURON
All orders loft at the Tnts% ethos promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable,
JAMES itEND RSON,
LICENSSe AroTI031fga Fos COUNTIES Hume: AND
BEM,
All sales attorded to promptly end on the Shortest
Notice.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed,
All accessary arrangements can bo made at the
Totss' office
WnoiItAM
Oxr
IL 4. TloAShc,
M..111. Toronto, lidembers College Physicians and
Surgeons, Ontario,
13E4ehAVR , ONT141t6
Mene9' xo Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REA8ONA73LB :RAT:S
Money advanced nn btortgages at ti psi rent with
privilege of psylnE at the enit of any year, Notes
and accounts collected,
Rent. IMMO/ND00.
Beaver Meek wirehair, Ont.
Widt. IL
t 110111.11CTltD •RY ,50SN'WINO
ear •G'oel'and .IHaaateionu
W,dll•eall the atteuttone ot• tfie,a
4eahe•faea, 'that Che •Weluan's
snce-Unlo,•n,eets essay •rionda;
:ala,rp,,tor cue:hour, at gee, liel0
rigkstreet. All Iodine ararnado'
We hold a auonthly .et,epcl aOle
Monday al •esory •alonth, oval)
atdmertised,.to •whlch,atec$isg-•we
generally.
As the utlbtar has klr,dly;:give
4peoe,-for oar work; tve.ask, fruonc
-aettd+itenls of interest on ulIn1,oral
•day to any et our nuseibere.
Several weeks will els
the vote on prohibition ir,
the,publicatiou cdi the •,o#
e1- et'
the t la
. 1 t� a
,A. cord n o
0
,velem{ of .eacUymunicipatit
reit theJ1gsres mutate tl
the Clerk
)
ttheL
e I
slati'
.
and that •otT:ciat mut st, pn
the Official •Gas'etto within
But before this Iprecess,h
',plated the ;public twins
82ew.spapere, ,bayseobtaine
•eu•rete •idea of how • the- v
ee „: :
'The tt hicago Tsitebtae`.
:saloon-kee,ptirs of "that et
'at iksast •apart, -of , their
out `of work, +£tutu whorl
taken imitilons of dollars.
!pertinently:: "There•ar
.saloonel.erper.•s here --wl
World's ttfair.+boom begat
'ed -from mien ,now •evat
likely Ito be out of favor
the snout :fliee, ,about at'
their '.wages. Two tl
;amount represrtnte role
bus 'not te08t theingttiet'e.
i0001for•the beer:andwx:hi
served to thirsty •cuato
matning 4;8,0001000 at
their rind .thay•h
the•money and had a.go
-wbynhould not these ,71,
shndortake to support .at
their !patrons who -ar
until they can get .a dole,
,The Adater tibisi
•
,(dhliinOdts Sarsapanillais
the ,bottnds•of reason •bean
always.gppeals to tbe•sobe
�i thiirkeiug,people because
it is .e. ways fully subataui
meets which, iu thettnau
be :accepted without a an
darn.
1ibomite PILLS cure liver;
1llilliuusue0l, jaundice, ale
gelation.
Loea11 Option Ile
A PETITION JIS IN CAME
TRE ON0 ,Rio GOVENA
PRIVILEGE.
The idea.ef giving
greater latiteade in the
tion is beiilgeirged in v
and has been curried i
Provinces ofa'he Demi
resulte. .
The matter as being
Province of Ontario
way. A formof ,petitsc
pared, asking the :'uta
for Local Option:iu Te
Of this ea being sent 1
pality,accotnpuuted by
eats forth reasons i" f
tion. Following is a
the circular :,
"We believe there
ing amongst the pi
ought not have his to
eattse he builds a leo
barn, or plants an Glc
other ways to add to
prosperity of the court
one hand those wh
farms are rewarded
premiums, on the ott
punished by an Wore
"Let us profit by
other Britoil] subject
"The colony of
within tho last few
deuced taxation on 1,
other improvements;
that the.olony is no
baying escaded the ti
Which overtook its in
riles Of Australia.
"The law of Ma11if
bids the taxation of
farms and gardens,
farmers have found t
and would not go b
tem on any account,
who object are the- 1
"The ordinance o
Territories also fort
buildings, improve
properity, in any n
decides,
"In British Ool
panties have the
asking for. They
relieving ilnprovetn
ly from taxation; tit
idea have availed t
power. So sntisfeet