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4y-F� /•� Taut me and'bitn has lots of tun,
C�dAP 1 ERS OF i tie's such a tunny num,
I dance for bins and brush his hair,
vo • And loves him•all I can. ..
I cans him Anjrow-that's his name—
And he says 1 ean't talk,
And then ho puts my pinddie on,
And takes me for a walk.
I tells bins forty thousand times,
But 'taint a bit of ute
He always says a man's a' mon,' '
A.nd calls a hove a ` booso.'
NTG�
T8 SCOTC$ „anarTdl'J 4A
lav gratt'pa is a funny man,
).le's Scotch es he can be,
I tries to teach him all is eats,
But, he can't talk like me,
I've told bits forty thousand tunes,
Out 'taint ah ttft tat use,
11e always says a man's a' mon,'
And culls a bouse a' hoose.'
Re plays with me most ov'ry day,
An' rides me ou his knee,
Re took my to a picnic once,.
.And dressed up just lilac me,
He says I am a' bonnie bairn,'
And kisses me, and svhon
1 ask biro why he can't t'tlk right,
Ile says' I cltnna hen.
Our New Story
The W t gham Pianint Mills are
now runnit again in full blast—
Parties we ling to have Lumber
Dressed or a thin in the planing
mill business s eh . s—
can—
—SASH,
--D00 ' S,
---BL's DS
-- t1.SINGS,
IOULD1NGS;
can are them on short notice and
at _'west possible price . I have
ale added a number of n = w mach
s which will enable a to do
rk cheaper and:better tha ever.
S. BENNETT,
Successor to
WATT & SO
MELTON'S
IJ M PS
Will stand wear and tear for
3 ears. No better proof can
be given of their durability
than is shown by the feet
that some of these pumps put
in wells 2.5 years ago are
still working.
IRON and roRCE PUIVIPS
Supplied to Order.
Repairing promptly attended to.
SHOP—Diagonal Sr,. opposite Beattie's
Livery.
JOHN PELTO`,
tWVingham, Ont
(Miss 'ardour,)
.tie
Diamond
nye Vkf 1.7
Ey
LAWRENCE L. LYNCH,
Author of "A Toman's Grime," "Jolla
Arthur's Ward," "A Slender Clue,"
"Dangerous Ground," Etc.
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This story is ive11 written, the situa-
tions are dratnatio, and the interest well
sustained from the first to the last. lir.
Lynch is an able detective and a good
writer. We can recommend it to all our
readers who like a good lively story. •
Look for the opening chapters
in this paper .
Thi
EOE,
SUMER E SU i S
Made in the
LATEST STYLES
Go to`.
Hove Black Men Endure Pain.
A Makua, whose foot had been
amputated, was found the day after
the operation out of bed on the hos-
pital flour, using the stump for, .pro•
gression. This, to a doctor fresh
rrom Europe, and mindful of white
patients under similar circumstarices,
unable to bear the bedclothes on the
limb, and crying out if even the. bed
were jolted, was a revelation of the;
black man as a patient, -As • ease
after ease presents 'itself, one be-
comes aware of the great diteerenee
in the materiel under hand, in reac-
tion to disease and to interference
with the normal modes of life --a
difference as great -as that between
the color of the twwo. vices.
A Yea, who lied had three dam-
aged fingers removed, stole away' head. She tsnw a young face white
the next morning to go on a maohila land drawn with pity, and two ten-
'j,turney of some weeks, using the' der eyes looking upon her through
id:;niaged hand freely. 1.sympathetic tears,. There was a
So, too, the expeditions of 1895 I moments hush, and then a great sob
brought to light many instances of broke the etil tness of the room.
Vile callowness, Shells fired into a. 1 Oh, child site said, and then
stockade .unfortunately do not dis- with a quick motion she laid her
I ceirninate between men, Women and i head on Ethel's shoulder and shed
?children. They wound all alike. 'those blessed tears which bring re -
'At Mlozi's, women mortally woundedllief to hearts which have readied
were to be seen going ebout picking' the limit of endurance.
up firewood, drawing water and at -I • Not a word had the young girl
tending to their physical wants, k pouch to Indeecomfd, she
by was m • eans
wise
women who the next day were
dead. of speech. But as those Who fol -
A little girl whose leg was €impu- lowed the footsteps of the Man of
tilted made her way toa pool,'where Nazareth found healing, i.. the mere
she sat with the stump dangling in ; IN
of His garments, so her lowing,
dd tit r rliich. she aa.t presence and evinpttthctfc touch had
splashing
The Touelc of sympathy.
When the heart Is full of siem-
pattiy, some .of it is bound to over.
flow. It may not manifest itself in
words, to be sure, but it will find
some equally effective way of timer-
ing or consoling;. Some years ago a
widow who was spending the sum.
trier in a.little town in New Ramp
shire, received word of the death of
her only son, a young man of great
,promise, who -at the time was travel.
ling in Europe. - The bereaved
mother shut herself into. her room
with her sorrow, and the fancily
with whom she had been boarding
for several. ,ret• ks, eoneeted on the
piazza, and talked over the shocking
news.
What can we do for her, poor'
soul ?" said the head of the house,
casting a pitying; glance' toward the.
closed mom within which a heart
was -breaking. -
"I don't sce that we can do any
thing," replied his wife. e I'm sure
I don't know what to say to her
And besides, 1: don't believe she is
the sort of person. that likes to hear
expressions of sympathy."
" I'm almost sure she would like
to feel that some one was near who
was sorry for her," said Ethel, a girl
of sixteen. "And unless ,you think
I'd better not, I'm going into her
room."
She was very pale as sbjt entered
the house and knocked at the closed
door, but . when she received no
answer, she boldly pushed it ajar,
and en`.ered. • Dlhe mother was ly-
ing upon the bed, her face stern and
set, and her hands clenched. She
took no notice of Ethel, even when
the girl knelt beside her and began
to stroke her tense fingers with a
gentle, soothing touch.
After a time the muscles relaxed
slightly, and the woman. turned her
EBS ER"S
QUEEN'S l3LOC.Ii~, VirISGIIAM
•.klif33 riAr..i'V Ax.1-0W AR1 JF. •� ak
some axonal GIVING AM IDEA OF
THE vAs-ranee OF ITS WORK.
General Booth of the Salvation
Arcnv Irian appeal the other day fta
450,000 to carry on and extendthem ,
tbe manifold and varied work of the
organization at home and abroad,
states that there are now ,3;978 corps
of the Salvation. Army in various;
parts of the world with 1-1,613 offs-
cers. In the United l ,ingdotu atone
there are 1,231 corps under the
leadership of $,051 oificera, the
social woik is represented at home,
142, and abroad by _289 shelters,_:
slum posts, reserve homes, labor 1
bureaus, factories and farm colonies'
1,499 fallen females, were received , OOLIC, CHOLE1�A, �6 °I-E€i?M
in the English rescue homes, • of; IN0tIBUS, GIAA d j 0E4 1
which 1,224 turned out well. • In'the' DYSENTERY,
senna petted a,33i,767, nab=•its And aU SU iiii1EE3 r3�IZF.,t'•i6fd,T$ et
were supplied .`tt rho ebeap food Childress or Adults.
depots, while shelter was offered for 1 ;IRIiG�avra t:at itfitatioiiee
1,207,110 persons ; 07,030 meeting',
were held weekly in buildings, on the
highways wherever Salvationist corps
exist, and were attended by .5;000,-1;
000 people ; 50,000,000 newspapers,
and. other publications belonging to n The modern stand -
the army were used. The organiz- , and Family Needi-
ation holds. freehold and leasehold . a
property iti,the United Kingdom oftrl cine Cures the
a present eetitnated vafue of £5f12,-
818 4s' 3d. Investments and loans'
amount • to £184,853 las 8d, By'
self-denial efforts the members of the
Salvation army—almost entirely poor
people—have been able to raise an.
nuttily 460,000
Baby Was Cured
Dear Sirs, -1 can hinbly recommend
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw.
berry. It cured my baby of diarrhoea
after ail other means failed, so I give it
great praise. It is excellent, forali bowel
cowplatnts. MRS. CHAS. BOTT,
Harlow, Ont.
A Long -Headed Cobbler.
A Scotch cobbler,.deseribed on the
police. books, as a `notorious offender,
was sentenced by n. Forfar magistrate
If a •et•own or i
to pay a fined ha n
default twenty-four hours bard labor
if he chose the latter lie would be
taken to ,j..il at Perth, 'Then I'll go -
to jail at Perth, be said, •for I `r:..e.
some business there,' An official
conveyed him to Perth, but when the
cobblor reached the jail he said.' he.
werilc pa:- the fine. 'I'm -governor
found he would have t . e it. 'And
now' said the cobbler, I avant my
fare home.' The governor demurred
bet discovered there was no alterna-
tive; the prisoner must be sent at the
mu y cynic expense to the place he had
over it with her hands, I been as a bunts of ennselatton toe p p
h
singing ail the Gime as though troth! bruised and broken spirit.--Selected.been brought -from. So the canny
ing were amiss.— British Central
Scot got the 2 shillings 8l pence
+ Iioan's Iiitl� y Pills •I wine]) represented his fare, and did
Africa Gazette. I his bnsiness and went _tome triumph
Doan's Kidney Pills act on the kid -
rem O'er• ]e ifty hi: earns.
N OLD AND NV.OLL'Titt ED REMLDY--
l n,. ti'ti inslow's Soothing Syrup has;
bt't:u useel fur oyer fifty yours by mil-
t lions of mothers for their chiidren while
• teetIvng, with perfentsuccess.. it soothes,
the ehil1, softens the gums, allays all
,pain, tires wind polio, and is the best
te'a„'Jy for. diarrhoea. Is pleabant to
ti.t, taste. Sold by druggists in every
of the world. Twenty-tive cants a
tjntt.les. Its value is incalu..ble. Be sure
ate. i ask for Mrs. 1'Vinslow's • Soothing
S; rep, and take no other kind
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Sloan's I
County
Scrofula, Salt
and all other
in Diseases.
Cure for Erysipelas by
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ConeRaA, JutY 40.
Dams Shas,--i received the medicine nil right and
mu touch obliged for it. I had Erveinelasevery sum-
mer for fire ;t oars, sometimes so itad my Mee, arms
and Ledv would sweii to an enormous sits slid roti
ryes would shut for days at a time. I tried two deo.
tors but they did me un good, and I o ren went for
change et climate, tint all to no avail until I got
your TOMO. After taking one bottle the swellinr
ceased, and I Iu,proved every day and aur now
• entirely cured.
Youts very fruit ,
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THE SLD `< -ElICRIE CO. OF HAMILTON, LIMITED.
T. 0, Drawer I.. .xa .< ton, Successors to I3urtalt .Eros, d; Co.
Be Had Nothing to Say.
Fere is something that happened
at a LaSalle avenue house. It mere-
ly goes to show,
There are three young; 'women at
ti -e house, and oho night this week
•four young then straggled in, ono at
a time, to " call." As soon as the
seven were together the conversation
started briskly, but one young man,
Mr. Morgan, kept silent.
The small talk raged around him,
but he said nothing. The members
of' the company told tales of strangf•e
adventures, of accidents, of meeting;
old friends, and so on, and soon they
became enthusiastic in comparing
cxperienees. Mr. Morgan sat and
listened patiently.' Once in a while
a wan smile lighted up his face, and
then he relapsed into gloom. It
seemed as if he tried to appear in -
Wrested, but it was an effort. The
others were so engrossed in convet--
sation that they did not look at hum
I�'inalts>, about half -past ten, one
of the young women turned• to hits
and said
Why, Mr, Morgan, I don't be-
lieve you have said a word all even-
ing,"
"No," be replied, sadly, "I don't
ride the wheel."
nays; bladder and urinary ori,*ans nnly. ant—`x pence half penny and a mil -
They euro backaches, went; back. thou- way ridethe better for htsoih'ence.This
a Scottish American. •
othor diseases arising frotr wrong action •
of i.he,ki'lneti s end hl adder. '�'P`—'
------ • "1 was troubled with a pain in the
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A woman whose goodness and tvould nee 1Iagyard's Yellow Oil, I iter
tenderness make her loved b all glad to any that after usiand oa bottles.
• Y I a•as completely wured, attd cannot re•
who know how, since said to an im- commend this excellent remedy too
patient girt friend : " 11y dear, learn highly.
to allow others to be mistaken. It Miss Arhete CaAri nlAhv,
is a difficult les -ort to a.e uire but it South fifvor,Unt.
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tion ravel, Bright's cheeses and all
al common day
1." of humanity.
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our
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Sir age'
Or have you- palpitation, throbbing or
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apphicat+nn trig Igoe les vetted for until 117,03
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mining hurt information serif fres. AIt gonnn0:•
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eVn k' S. a•L+ttYn 117/1nrrzs'6Y�F" roN. IIR. Y?.
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who come in contact with you hap- , land where tbe geographical know -
pier." ! ledge of Canada is somewhat limit
The wise advice often oceurs to ed. Yesterday a letter was received
me while listening to discussions and at the Department of Agriculture,
heated arguments upon utterly un.. from Stafford, England, bearing the
important matters. following address: "The Secretary,
Nobody likes to he told tbat he is Department ofAgriculture, Ontario,
wrong, and few of ustwill believe it United States. This, however, is
of ourselves when we are told of it. not as had as one that came from
When there is no principle involved, the United States some tune ago. It
it is wiser, gentler and kinder to let was addressed to The Agricultural
a trifling error pass unnoticed. If a Department, Tomato, Canada."
friend bas bought the material for a Peterborough, October 22, 1898.
portiere, acid bas had the curtain To Messrs. Edmanson, Bates ee Co., Tor.
made by a seamstress under the Onto,
fond conviction that she had saved Gentlemen,• --T take great pleaenre in
testifying to the merits of Dr. Chase s
money by so doing, why tell her H. and L. Pills, They prove themselves
that she 'Could have bought a pair of to be just what they are recommended
ready-made portieres for what she for, and aro one of the best selling pills
has paid for the material and the that 1 neve ever handled. •
maltingof one? It will only lessen S. D. Tette, lirulrgist,•
her enjoyment In her pc'operty, and It is reported that another charge
do neither her nor you any good. has been Iaid against Mr. Charles
When a mistake is made and past Shut . ot Mildmay in connection
'Changing, let it alone. It is a great
undertaking to try to right the
world, and those whose temerity per-
mits them to attempt teiie task should
be careful that the so called righting
is not in itself a mistake.
Scurfy Rettd.
If a obild's head is sourly, do not
l comb the hair, whi•:h is apt to Scratch
rind irritate the scapi, but brush evntly.
Atter washing the h rel thoroughly, dry
R it, and apply Dr. Chard's Ointment.
25 3ETw18fo9r . hesnTasrbb annotiw
and t o . the first ell ttvters of our new story
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