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The East Huron Gazette, 1892-11-03, Page 8lost einem slim*Bio Severn, the nar- > ve >t baa care: of the poet Xestatte,hist filrostse includes anew turit Stadertikinedesit Severn, worn out wi€3r: :aaf 'Koko service, • 'would sometimes drop asleep- and allow the candle to goout thus leaving the sick mania deeirnete which he dread- ed. Realizing that this was moble to ;.accer,. Severn hit: upon a happy device le keep the Nett evil? bnrnmg. One evening he fastened a thread from the bottom of the canes already lighted, to the wick at the hop of another- :nnhght- ea one set ready . near by. Not.berng sure that the went would succeedd he had not mentioned it, and when, later on, he felt napping as the first can- dle andle was burning low the invalid was too .considerate " to awake him, but say pa- tiently awaiting the extinction of the flickering flame S€sdbienly, lust as he eapented gloom and hls ,cTi ness, the con - thread thread—too fine and distant for aka. te see—caught e, and a �y alongspark beget to it. Then he waked the sleeping muse with an ex- on. of joyful surprise. "Several Severn!" he eried. `Here * _ aP 1fttee fairy lamplighter actually lit pp the: other candle r" Bat it was only the good fairy .oaf enemy sick rooms, loving- forethought, had lighted the candle. By Ralf to .rensaIem. The first, locomotive from Jaffa has ,errived at Jerusalem. In this event we have new and maple text for the preach - ere The associations of the Holy City and its sontaet_ atith the railway system za something .incongruous to eontem- `plate: It wile be. a "ncient to excite the of Mr.. Ruskin, as it must appear _fohim to- be a greater sacrilege than :that of the Rritieh tourist- shooting oa -Mount Sin* - Letters received from Jerusalem by .the Palestine Exploration Yund, da e ultimo, announce that the 16eo- reached the pity ern the pre - are not yet -running, laid down all espon- etee mfr of'fe m the south entre the ore .almshouses;. The Wadi Sa#?per- hape better known2 as the Valley of true Mara, wiU separate the ra±lwa,y station fronethe town:, and itwill thus be about half-anuale fhteaa Gate: Luck- r'Iy he Temple site, with Gethsemane and the Lunt of Olives, is on. the oppo- -bf the- _tewu, it w not be bt eat ee .: lilt the noise of the rail- way: It may be mentioned that the Veen Rababeh means "The valley of the Lute the gabs will now have to -callit—if Arabic words can be found for the sentence --"The Wadi of the haaway Whistle.'—The London Daily Ne - Accept and;: Receive. It is not easy to, indicate ale the shades ef ? ing that cling around "accept" .tteeelea- If a young lady re- ceivea attentions from a young man, she is understoodtou,accept them. On the of era, if :> receives a gift from Atkin she may decline to accept it— though it is not likely. Editors often receive poem; _theydo not accept. Dra- aortic writers are ' occesdenahly betrayed ,inttregy g that -au actor received a retegit wbfch is somewhat confus- ing. A fine instance ofdiscr nation. between the two verbs is found in the cadoi rding line of Tennyson's "Ode on the death of the Duke -of Wellington," Ged. accept i®; Christ receive him. tnecesane. The reasons person sinks in quick- sand is berme the latter is composed 'chiefly of _==t a particles of mica mixed largely with water The mica is so smooth that the fragnentg slip upon `each other with the greatest facility, so ;talo any heavy body which displaces thetawrl Rinse and continue, to sink until a solid. bottomis reached_ When -psrficles of sand are ragged and angular any''wetglitmessiTg on them will crowd them together mtta they are compacted laws getici masa A smut composed of or soapstone; when mixed with sufficient water, seems incapable of con- eolidation. „ Old Agee Respected by Lau is in: operations in Detente* &l wgeingevery.Danish. subject, man Vt the right to s pension at ally years of= age. Exception is made °ryas= who have been convicted of who have fraudulently made enter the property to relatives or who have brought themselves to thetresilby entravngance or evil -living who- have die theprecedag ten years tatedvairelief from the Poor law, or whohaysbeett convicted of men Applicetionaare In be addre, d to the who willmake all ` =les, and rteamounts of thegranted- to t Sharing & H'naea Vila Be..es fa a farmhouse between Mexcellus ssShissiateles there is a gess Reform:ago Wig and the siding af the heeteat one tot* there is , spleen Which. for the past three souse has beau be utnized for hiving. by a colonyo€ bee& The co grown to each an exert that on a wertatammner day it is sometimes un- ite - horses in the . yard near tomThe family livingin. the louse adnieettamake repairs in the fan, and ealimate that ey will harvest wends of Imre. from their novel Sulfa ARABSIThat MAIM which reiatee tai men would,. no doubt, be re - as &boon e-aaaboon by women in all lance lawtheate iat;hat no= married.- man ease apart far aiouamey t ne any direction with having the consent of his wife: maned compel:dm` tie, however. " Fn G`� >s to married a _ tr�wi ha their being halt tea, 5 ana€ ea r mauve mane bargainclistanriesof front two attgeein &honey 11121 ity rate of claves Xavier i nye t of eke est :44',-3. ash concert, an halloteeen eve, was a gran success. Rate Mr. fl wnlee,of Gorrie preeached in St. Pis Rhumb,. here, -on Sunday last, . lift. Hughes- being absent at legend.. The new .St. Paula Church is now decorated with an Al slate roof, The occupants ef the Hamilton Bank here took -possession of their new build- ing on Nov. lst. The Guy Bros. visit Wingham this (Thursday) evening, No doubt they will have a bumper house. Mr. H. H. Watson, of this place, has purchased the stock of dry goods and groceries from Mr. Gallagher, in Lower Town and will run the business here- after. Mr. Sam.'l Lockeridge has moved to the lower ei d of the town. Mr. Will Carr, who has been living in the Prairie Province for some sixteen months, has returned home. A meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. was held in the Congregational church here, on Wednesday last. A large number of delegates were present from other towns where that Society has branches, and everyone appeared to be profited by the union meeting. A tea was prepared by the members of the Society here, and was much appreciated. Very little mischief was done, the boys seeming to have forgotten some- thing on hallo'ee3. C Lisa Item. Milk drawing around this district comes to an end on Monday. The milk - drawer, Mr. Oliver Haden, in giving a rough estimate, has travelled over 2,000 miles during the season. Stick to-- it, Oliver, and you'll soon get round the. world. The Ringler boys, Abe and Sol, to- gether with some others, start for the Inmber woods in Michigan early next week, where they think they can make more money than in Canada. Our local threshers, Messrs, James Ball and Bryce Young, have each had a steady ran at their business this season, Both are reliable, competent men. and do good work for the farmers generally. It will take each of them a month yet to thresh out their contracts. Mt. Jas. McEwan, of Turnberry, son of Mr. John McEwan, has been engaged at S. S. No. 1, Tux'tberry, at a salary of $340. We wish the young man success in his new undertaking, it ming his first attempt at school teaching. Mr. Ball, our present teaeher, is giving up at Christmas. We understand he is going to take up the study of dentistry. Orange Hill. Quite a number from here intend tak- ing in the concert in Gorrie on Nov. 5. Mr. John Padfield has ceased making his daily trips with his milk wagon along our line. His smiling coenten- ance will be greatly missed. Mr. Ferguson's new house is nearing completion and adds much to the ap- pearance of his farm. Miss Alice Maud iloward,of 'Hamilton, who was visiting her aunt at this place, returned home on Tuesday of last week after staying about nine weeks, She was accompanied by a number of the young ladies to the depot on taking her leave. Mr. Geo. Gregg has most of his apples packed in this neighborhood. Mr. Adan Young has somewhere about 150 barrels altogether, most of which is winter fruit, which will yield him a neat if Estray Cattle. - onto the premises of the undersigned • on lot 2O: cos. S. Rowick, on or shout -the 15th Sept,1892, one steer and one heitwr rising ogee yewsold-. The owner is requestectto:prove property,. pay expenses and take them. away. JOHN McDERMOTT.. Howiek; Oct. ffith. IS9'b I K TPA H. Remove m the sharpin Bang, opposite the Albion Hots Gorrie, where he will be pleased to meethis friends and custo- mers. fl:fl[}jf;fl To BE Jill And You Can Assist in the Hanging . ! The Balance of Pwt',s W!1P6pler Must be Cleared out to make room for our Spring Stock. EWE still have some Bea,:tif-al Designs of Papers, with Borders to match, from 5c. to 35c. per roll, which must be cleared out. We also carry a Full Line of HIGH AND PUBLIC School supplies. Books, Blank Books, Hymnals, Ilyrnn Books, "Bibles, Games and Notions, Also a Large and Well -Assorted Stock of Lazarus' and Lawrence's Spectales, And every requisite of a First -Class Drug and Book Store. TA.S. PDX, Druggist, Wroxeter. • Fordw!eh • 3Iardware • Store. Successors to Darby Bros. Stock of Cook, Box, Parlor, Hall and Oil Stoves, Hand and Hanging Lamps,. and all kinds of Hardware, is Replete in all Lines. We have bought a Complete New -Set of Tin- smith's Tools, and are prepared to furnish all kinds of Tinware, and do all kind of Repairing on short no- tice. DO 0 0 0 * * YoU. 0 0:E 0"0 NEED 0 0 0 0 0 0 We lit' 0 0 0 0 0 0 New Shoe Store IN GORRIE. beg to aenoence to the general public that I have just purchased a fell and complete stock of Li52_ Ladies', Gents', Boys', and Misses' —FINE AND COARSE i�00TS and MOH,S At the Very Lowest Living Prices ! The Goods are all of my own personal selection in the Wholesale House and I can confidently recomruen d them as the very choicest q„alities and styles. $ You are cordially invited to call in and see them. i4 H. SHAVER:, Next door north of Fenneli's Photograph. Gallery, Gorrie. I make a specialty of Custom Work. Repairing done to order neatly and sickly fl17 Goods. Mrs. Allison has a Fine Assortment of the Latest Styles of Millinery Goods suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade. Very cheap. The Ladies are Cordially Invited to call and Inspect the Lovely Styles and Goods. Old Hats Made Over. must Received! t Allison's A Fresh lot of Oranges, Lemons, Peaches, Grapes, Tomatoes, Bananas, Cocoanuts, Dates Sausage, Bologna, Pork, A fine assortment of Confections and Canned Goods. l Why should you whitewash yourwalls wheny ou can buy Wall Paper at 5c. per Roll. You will find all Grades, from the Cheapest to the most Expensive, fully re - Mresented r my ock. Borders, Decorations, to match > at the Drug Stere. oir.A... T, Special Announcement. Having purchased a f rst-cTa,ss full plate glass Hearse I am in a latter position to do the undertaking of this community than before, and owing to rednetiona in the wholesale paces of our goods lam in a position to give the use of this mag- nificent Hearse free, that is to say my charges will be no more an n seine cases less than before. J. R. WILLIAMS, Member of Ontario Schoolof E _bat t Feria Dealer and Undertal€pr - et Vol. I. a J. A3 MEMBER of Co' geons, Ont. JAMES Veterina rR.ADUATE of C and registered ary Association. S—: Residence Next to Me ALBERT STREET JAS. M SSEER OF MAF witnesses requir Office:—At my Re DEt T S. JEROME. L. Gorrie. the let month. Teeth extra -warranted. MISS estate DRESS AND 14- rices Store. GET THA it has been relied t' o just bring it i! to ST.F Who will frame it `-c rg you arge stack of MM..t own. Pr cel CURTAIN PCI ors. from ?Oc. ends, riu CABINET PH Greeql W i ce i=ITTE Hiiiiii?'.AR PRI FIRST -C. MAN ITC fTigbost Pi ChcPpir-g Done. ROB Vanstc WI NiarblE Parties req Lines will do we We carry granite. We guarant give first-class Call before p be convinced. MR. T. Will represent F"