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The Goderich Star, 1899-02-17, Page 211 I . , * OI - . � 2� � .1 .1 I 4. .1 . ' __ --*-*-#-#-0 - * - e-#--#-#-# - i L11. III It I:,- i i r Young Folks. ' miligmeilW40rpldliner,willek ptrfentsellges. _Attg9tmti tool Wtertaeatso# pawity to -#-••*- #---#-* -*--*-#-*-h t turning tO me said: I would ju+ like to know, what they do it for '�?tl lti 'Tyles follow dittlmess, heatlacae, SOME QUEER THINGS. I told her, explaining the habit wi anfermIA have of 'treading their bed ' It's queer when the world seems steady to make euro there are no snakes In tl 11 -draped apron Crept cheers the front It really is whirling so; grana; the neoeaeity of dust-powderii young whose akin is tender in t] and who are troublell by lneeot It's queer that the plants get larger, the piling up of the dry grans arouy oods a see them grow; When no one an them bo eoupoal them from the possib It It'd ' o that leo Lountnln'e venter queer . ­ L1eMgwi6I Dervouvriess, saePills Le ps high in the sunshine bright; ., �11 I." 1, ai list ltalloved, billow LaveAnd queer that the moon can never . Distinguished everywhere for i !1410 cl polsontag• IIood Fall out of the sky at night. If. "atimulate the stomack Cha Bver true healaehe, dlt�faeaa, eau It's queer that one clover blossom. , g♦tp 4taed llld by lladaratt�$s ttly CoA' to Is white and another red, When the same black earth surrounds 11 and dyspeptles. Sold only in } them, .The when the corn Is ripe, before they I same rain waters their bed. come hard and brittle, though I a LEGAL- It's queer that of all theme wonder& England. r - _.- -_ _ - We lake so little bead ; uyet Acorn cab in the foundation 1 ARROW A PROLIDFOOT,BARRIPTERS ■��.,7y�1., Attorne Solicitors. deo., Coder ch. J. And that, lee for feeling thankful. We seldom see the need. C CO A O -1-, UtAlmow, 4.1G1 W Luau DAOOT. , re i%'of ,., s }. ° ` ` _WXM- Wb scold if the weathar'm chilly, deh, Plans Mills.gores " !r, ieG ]j� RQ HAYS, Barrister, Solicitor Notary 1'ahlic, Ro. Office-eornor of Square Don't pad 11erth at„ near It6gistry offloo, Ooderich And fret at the hot sunlight ; like to get up In the moral ng From the bed night; . tilt I'rivaie Lunda to loan at lowest rates. ------ -- - -- — - - Hung back at And quberer than all the queer things r �M4s} �� S JOHNSTON, Barrister Solicitor, 1r1• Notary deo. O1Hoe. Hamilton street. Match. Are surely those Girls and lwya Who live in the world of beauty, after having wound a leve extraetri o artch. And rather see woes than joys. 6i�.Yi��ictovis .anal �, T CAI4LPION, Q. C.. Elarrieter, Solicitor, Notary, &a. Oflloo-0v r Davh' Drug MOTHER ELEPHANT AND BABY. laid overt , end of the deb for tore, Goder oh, bfonny to leas. l wonder If any of our little People ldianal'actirrers ltd;a _ ItNEST HEATON, $arrbtor,Sol let tor,dca Ottice-on the Square. neat door to Bank have freers a mother elephant put hes baby to bed i oC hank, and tba eyes, aorto and Milli . et Oommarco. rvtth a ean[l, and ' , 4 r Latla;�6*140, C,' liitttlo it of calrniiaa to pt�t Qn i cheeks to give her the fI of lydttt i saav It once, and It was such a pret- San* of the beat bttak+e are U61661 USE. DANCEY, Barrister, Bollotinr, Proctor In Murt4tmo Court, &c. den. OElook, t sight, I should like to tell you about y g i y, (IiyN,d,�g,y►1Wkii .. ■!�•Kh*"*Ri* & hh l," t'o loan at. lowest rate, Otilcoe-tier- ton's Hamilton atrCec, Goeorloh• [t. It wua Buneet time, in an mar. fate. The bonnet Lite the head oloea T bonnet die shaped liken with loops i ..._ .: •A, ,_, , .. ,, and the gentler animals of the Zoo, _ ,. 11 I M�� 0, CAMERON (formerly of Cameron Holt dt Cameron). Barrister and do Bet In one o2 the great cities of the world, really be a sad surprise oomp(ained of to the others Bays the • tor, 0tBry(oe-Ha%qiilton street, second don were in yards and Colds outside the the inclo- #} tromthoSgoare,(JOtterloh, buildings. When I reached was lt• clay, sand, gravelly or black "—�- sure belonging to Mother Elephant, orally at the neck ; a coachman's cups DENTAL. there was a large number of men, wo- , there are protHibly sear m rn w he men and children standing along. the You m be proud that ;ou can say: shake the trust and confidence they 11 My little belly did it.' have in their mother, and at the same KNICHOLSON. L. D. S., Dental Surgeon. • Ltoonts opposite the Past Office. Cold it, poxcelain and crown and bridge . Persue They were very quiet, ars it they were afraid of disturbing some at least six times this distance; feat equal to Lraversin g gold work a specialty. 9airty-five years' exper, Ione, time dame their own sell -respect. 6� Boil i Wha the land staep, gently slop- y Sena almost with the eyes the whale of Europa, dges, and makes a good finish. The tiny bunch of tine -------- Aa I stopped by the fence and look- easily cultivated. The apace between from LAiLADICE D. D. e., L D. 8., Dental Snr- • gena. ]tategt and approved methods I «( in the yard, u small girl, touched my her and, lowing the children to tell their tales One of the great trials of mothers of each other, It to a most contempt- .n d.nrai oPmatlons. Preaorvarfon of ppatural teeth a specialty. Onloo-Over James I dry skirt, pursed up mouth, glv- ing me a eolomn look of warning, mountains. and -gain from North combined itoblgaoa's -goods store. pointed to the elephants, + M. TURNBULL, D.D.S., L. D. 8., Dental LTi • Burgeon fortaerly as+oolntod with Dr. °Ufxon, branehee the Mamma Elephant had her trunk o,round her baby's neck, and ceased to By using different coloring matter, of Non6al. All of pro- including and farm i What kind of manure did you lands ranging in price from $800 to (Seaton practiced. Raid porcelain crown sad bridge work. BCeow attenti0 be whispering apd encouraging him, ,c Ritiven to the preservation of the natural tooth, Dfli°o In MoL.te. New Block. led Binet her knee. as he rubbed his he against quarter at the equator. ,ad mothers, little children, sailor boys can 6s, made to spring He stood for a moment, them raised tine i How deep was your ground from- an I Was there snow blanket enough - - hie hand, [lapped his big little caret tad gleery girls nto being almost like magic, for the MONEY -INSURANCE. gave a flirt of Lila little cord of a tail, own garden articles for food that will - and trotted off by his mather's side, a' "�/�ONEY TO LOAN -Private funds, ave :LFI per cant. tutereaa straight loan. A tow Codd farm and town propertlea for sale and to `tar; to the center of the yard. There she left him, and went to a efts of hay a the ordinary yellow -backed novel con - E N. LEWIS, Barrister and sollalcor, thart stood in a corner; this she tool What did you intend to use your odariah. ¢p tmoah by bunch with her trunk, HOW TOMMY ATKINS DRESSES RADCLiFF®, General Insurance, Real IGaGite and money Loaning Agent. Only Money to Pr.' nicely that ebe dhl not drop n whist of it, and spread it around ber child fey;, � glas* oompantes ropro,,ented. on straight loans, at lowest rate of tater• Iletgoing,t" any amount to suet the borrower. o stirred Prom tee epos wife htul m t then are few of the older people in or the one of whom the tale is told, tions called out in the answers to the where she bad left -blur. E! %" • MARRIAGE LICENSES. When the buy had been all epreai round the baby, the mother stepped in '' times throe crops can be grown upon the same round in the season. With H to the center, and began to tread 11 ., r„ ,�4' s LANE, ISSUER OF MARRIAGE +.,- • .Idospesa, Goderloh, Oat down with her feet, the little Ono tot lowing hAr motions oxdotly, till.a per "` ^ � , fectly even space had been troddoe The English solider is an apparently ---------- --— TONSORIAL, down ; then Mamma Elephant stepper out again, went to the further aid garden cera be made to produce fresh I of the ynrdi and Cucabled about th {i i � ON'ST, TONSORIAL. ROOMS, J. J, Dttoprtar, prgprtotor, Modern, easy, ?"=we ground with her trunk. As she coma hick bar baby flourish Pa the journeys even of the busiest pen aLaves, hair outtIng and shampooing• sharpened and honed. ed his small trunk and flapped hie care be justified by experience in adopting making at tho same time a soft grunt ;_ y'�` OHN ICNOX, Newgate atroey t)odorloh, I opposite Duxtnn's Hotal Licensed Ann - }�onaernndA ing sound, as 1t he know what we comZ and liked it. Mamma outside th ;L: it ice tit !4oaon IIroa Agri- This time stood bed, beginning with th r tnitoral lmplemant tti Parts: the Celebrated ♦deme Wagons; Malan hlln Uarrlago Corn- baby's and black his blow n small oleo y • imssnap.Oshawai rho Coakahutt Plow Comppnay, Bt�sntt 9A an utothprllnoa Dortniulug W she of ears, of fine duet into the folds of the ski. with gravel, and also has several bade Parts of it, too, are quite trrming,taade. . 4phind them ; then Into those aroun 'he what is expected of them, and execute Dear mother, do not believe these ad- mothers lose the love and respect of his logs, and under him, till we steed vette lye Pars•u or Fwrmttas. THOMAS GUNDRY-Live Stook and Gon- oral Atmotloneen Goaerioh, One. Bale" thoroughly powdered for the nigh, bar trun �,.;:; _ made everywhere and all efrorta made to give This done, she n,gain put his body, the little fellow deet The professional writer naturally so - l'au aattafaction. Charges reasonable. Can do �Iore business and em atter i6 - TaeNAB -bout (fed to his knees, on the carefully trot r,.,. y;: OtliNDkY, Auotlanaer, Godarieh. den bed, and, niter a fow soft pat . a2$1AT and a few soft grunts from his moths: docutment than the report of the SuP- for �1 Qf� ��t McLean's he lny lea a Well-trained child of th 11 I 11 2AAL1-M3M'X- CORNER EAST -Sr, AND SQUAR11. elephant -family should. The mothar's work, however, was let nen for his pen of three miles. If he Anatol papers ever agree. One day yet done; she took up delicately U p g• keeps the frost In the ground tar FAMILY ORDERS A SPECIALTY. bay from the edge of the bed, and b, hie our brave British battalions are march- Ing bare -logged and buabled to give Everything La Season and prlooatilways right. gan tossing It lightly along side and up toward his neck, till Its ridgt numerous illustrations and embracing have accomplished a journey of 120 miles, or a few miles more than the no longer showed. " ' it �• When all wan done, the small gl: nelral Notice. who had warned me not to disturb tk proceedings, heaved a great sigh, or benefit o; mina, Just rs---I-- this #ire ►� �e be _ when bargain panting'. orfurnishintyandaonduottna 7uovm;�sko turning tO me said: I would ju+ like to know, what they do it for t - RALS at s cont which does ta burden, an artLu96o I told her, explaining the habit wi anfermIA have of 'treading their bed Is dorso ���1���,��r�� � the ROPSIIIY dd to make euro there are no snakes In tl 11 -draped apron Crept cheers the front the laJt Uodartakera an ore.the grana; the neoeaeity of dust-powderii young whose akin is tender in t] and who are troublell by lneeot be ttaste- be the dry- pOCRR10M, ONfolds, the piling up of the dry grans arouy ��NM t f► 2 Wish to be 4COB0,m1OLI. Ilia greatest reduoitons in price generally are ou PRO evaporation ing them bo eoupoal them from the possib i hunter. . EPPS' COCOA SOME UNIQUE DOLLS. ., �11 I." 1, ORATEFUL COMFORTING fire noticed t¢ am oscheal . Distinguished everywhere for modally in the way of ado a little nov l Delicacy of Flavour Superior De y p was entirely corn ana It vvaa Quality, and Nutritive Pro- varyods o and woe very unique For the banal of our little roaderu we give the tollo' Parties. Specially grateful mag description as to how they a and comforting to the nervous Y,: made and dyspeptles. Sold only in } Tiro hunks should be used In the to 1b. tins, labelled ]ASSES when the corn Is ripe, before they I • EPPS Js, CO., LTD.. Houl come hard and brittle, though I a spathic Chemists, London, not Bun but the dry ones could England. moistened Bpd made soft enough . ARSAICFAST SUPPER uyet Acorn cab in the foundation 1 , , " �.r: ' I EPPS'S ask, with a pink veat edged each side 1th narrow revere of pink and Straw C CO A O the body; measure rind mark the we litre, baloW this winds layer atter lay re i%'of ,., hunks, leaving teem full dna s }. ° ` ` _WXM- fluffy at the bottom, but cutting o deh, Plans Mills.gores " !r, ieG ]j� at the tap so an to many it ehei it; n through aa►*whera 1.1 e lea .a.r,..tr.aws etlak pia is necessary to keep the skirts In plat " Small stripe df busks are wnund 010 r �M4s} �� S !y and pinned to the !rods tar arc . IIMsa7 after having wound a leve extraetri y y,,,, ' �uct+oea the eh0uldere t0 make the 6i�.Yi��ictovis .anal �, quielte breadth. A bit of 06ttou $Mild laid overt , end of the deb for ii�',itid� dertlers It d ; chap 1t as real l as poral bti ldianal'actirrers ltd;a tats [a cCvere+rIiaith a very st"oth ell In all kitNda d - kfiorsr oC hank, and tba eyes, aorto and Milli . . ttrlait, siut:41laa,W umber hoc, rvtth a ean[l, and ' , 4 r Latla;�6*140, C,' liitttlo it of calrniiaa to pt�t Qn i cheeks to give her the fI of lydttt . a 11- ttandltaliinittas>>lllrfitebed an pp San* of the beat bttak+e are U61661 �ti�. t") for tbis drtiai% a fevok of th mi bet i y, (IiyN,d,�g,y►1Wkii .. ■!�•Kh*"*Ri* & hh l," s lined With a pink snal(ra dye ix�. TVM tail widas at 6 41u fate. The bonnet Lite the head oloea T bonnet die shaped liken with loops i ..._ .: •A, ,_, , .. ,, . _ ,. 11 I . . - A1 ,"',1_Aio -- � ,.Y'' -.. .r- .,..-,...,x-.a,W„w..W..v..' 0.,J, Ai . it k',i Y figs,'.,"&IIA Y:A?,&,A.rALAi"ai'. B <.-VlWxr .4W.'s.,-:. - , t .. �, L I - . ,.... READ A THOUSAND MILES, - e it"dl LQr drapery In the back, the benefit o; mina, Just rs---I-- this #ire ►� �e be _ when bargain panting'. ,thhlirhAL...1M�iF � case should of late planting all the moisture be conserved, and this in beat Where -- Not for leo foraetea tit anti itrff being fastened with pint', yinh etre hidden under Cite folds. A yon go �``�� � ��ac� Take aQvapt*gw of the Aric dower listw on gee yon n9ad teat ars worth buy- Is dorso ���1���,��r�� � the by leveling Cha ridges. Tyls 1§ naturally too we the ridges . that they Catcola{!oa is ceder pwl the .r verwec lea®• declare► 11 -draped apron Crept cheers the front QV ♦ ing• Let all others alone, it on truly may be ttaste- be the dry- The average busy man who Id sides ; the edges are vandykod- at {s, sgttarea eu out and a row of ��NM t f► 2 Wish to be 4COB0,m1OLI. Ilia greatest reduoitons in price generally are ou PRO evaporation ing and consequent iciiibeneficialdh of the soil. that he has "no time for rending" velli It he is told that in rend. e pink htttslra out Ip fringes under- ,nth. Where it IN impossible to hide LITTLE TYRANT. pronounced styles that are rapidly go- WHEN SHALL MANIIRE B& -r be WHAT THE FA RM GARDEN SHOULD Ing incredulous alone his eyes travel. during his b pins, stars and made by cutting a THE tag out of fashion and will moon be no- Why b halm strung up in knoteI ticably odd and out of date. SPREAD? BE. lifetime, a diatuaoe of a 1,000 miles; ¢y disc o[ fire straw-colored husk and of the and ettloredcking the pin my You -ever could have juessad it; When .a "tremendous Mark down" On the question of the advisability The garden should never contain less which is equivalent to making an it pink, trough the middle, giving the appear- Look very small rosette. at my shirt -d you LJe those spots f stares you In the face bo sure there is of Then baby's Lingers messed it. some excellent reason for the drop in frozen spreading manure to winter on ground, opinions expressed dif- than half an acre, and bet tar be two ocular trip" from London to Naples, �„ ties of a The barque walmt, which Is belted,ln 'Twas she who rumpled up my halt- prices. Perhaps the reason dose not It t the article being a good bar- far so rat}inally that it seams as it acres. A garden of this size can Sao- says horse, saving Tit -Bite. ♦ eompatatively slow render will ith a strip of the husk and fastened ith a bow, to made of the Btraw-color His'friende What father could inrbld prevent will only die nor mare gain for you. Oaten the reason of the the reduction is one that makes the artiole eteFerienod of same of our manure fly might be of interest, writes be worked with a much hand tabor, which is required in scan 800 words a minute, that is, be as he talks, ask, with a pink veat edged each side 1th narrow revere of pink and Straw It romping baby t� -•- specialists no bargain for any oda- B. the house- M. Vhughn. Or perhaps it would smailgr plots. If more is grown then reads for home use it can usually and anoint twice as fast tan times as fast as be writes. At 11or combined; thealeeves have wide, Perhaps Cuffs edged with pink. A b 1 wish to vve All heaped up in a corner A GRAVE MISTAKE. be still batter to have the opinions required be disposed of at some nearby market this rate of progression, ullu,vtng for ianed-baok inch of dry milk in fastened on to I find a quiet little mouse, A mother makes the most grave mit of practical farmers on the subject, or to some neighbor who will not have diversity y type, be said to of e, a man may re herself for hair, the back felting Like erstwhile Jackie Horner, take when she speaks of the faults of and "Where in my batt have each oast In addition to his a garden. Or the area can be davot- read ninety-two yards of type ,n half Comely to the waist, while the front Then This may be papa says: I wonder who ban hid it i" one of her children to another. It in opinion, answer the following questions ed to potatoes, or roots for stook can an hour. As even the busiest man i out into abapety barge. listened with or tied tightly with I find bar sitting on it flat, disloyalty In Ile fleet place and In about the land pa avhiob hie manors be increased. Being near the house, probably read - averages half an hour's read - glue thread, the main thing being to have But than-tbe baby did lit. the second, the child to whom the Som- was spread end give other attendant it is o! easy access; and the farmer Ing a day, it is clear that every Ytar ds. the covering all do- The out'-ing elf, with wend'ring eyes, P laint is made, must naturally think eircumstenons. upon which hto opinion can spend many halt hours working he must cover u distance of nineteen fate. The bonnet Lite the head oloea T bonnet die shaped liken with loops May sometimes break the letter, that in her absence her own faults are is based: Upon what kind of soil did his garden, when he would not think miles in reading. or the very respect- [, a poke [ the hunk mingled with the 'Twill really be a sad surprise oomp(ained of to the others Bays the you spread your msaure in winter; of going to the field for that length able journey of 950 miles in fifty years. pink Craw color on to ; thlo is fastened ao- p When age shall teach her better. Philadelphia Press: Children resent Then lot the baby have her way. was lt• clay, sand, gravelly or black of time. taw average, Thin is an exceedingly g orally at the neck ; a coachman's cups treatment of this kind, and it hal to Her pleasure -why forbid tt i Pm prairie loam 4 What was the character The garden should contain all the and there are protHibly sear m rn w he the rite rounded corners covers the shoal- era, while a band of hunk brought You m be proud that ;ou can say: shake the trust and confidence they 11 My little belly did it.' have in their mother, and at the same of the subsoil and; how far down from the surf -os, is the water level in this small fruits, such as berries, currants, cover and at least six times this distance; feat equal to Lraversin g ound the neck and tied in a flaring pow under the chin, bides the rough time dame their own sell -respect. 6� Boil i Wha the land staep, gently slop- y eta. Plant these to single rows, a tar enough apart so that they can be almost with the eyes the whale of Europa, dges, and makes a good finish. The tiny bunch of tine A CHANCE FOR BOYS. Another mistake is often trade in al- [ng or nearly level i Was your land easily cultivated. The apace between from Cape St. Vincent to ,the Ural oft hand holds a vertaetin flowers, while the right one B lowing the children to tell their tales One of the great trials of mothers of each other, It to a most contempt- in cod or not I It the soluble parte of manure washed out, would It can be devoted to same vs, stable• g mountains. and -gain from North combined :ramps a long -handled parasol, also leads, CR bask and of others of the family Be well, thio ]rnb(t to allow a ohild to get into, your wash beyond the limits o! your own which will compel working arer, u the shrub. If the market gardener, upon journey Capt' to Cape 0 milers --a of 5,000 miles, or nearly a By using different coloring matter, It le impossible in the restless boy- find immediate Steps should be taken farm i What kind of manure did you lands ranging in price from $800 to uP the way -round Lha earth , great variety of dolls and dresses lea be made; whole families of tatben for the boy to be otherwise than reat- to Check the little mischief maker. It is not enough The surest way to do this is to pun- a read upon frozen round -coarse or P P g $1,000 per acre, can upon a half dozen acres Bell more dollars' worth of pro- quarter at the equator. ,ad mothers, little children, sailor boys can 6s, made to spring leas apparently. fah the tale -bearer every time rte car- that he is in motive motion oat of- g, rise tales of another's wrong -loin ex- tine i How deep was your ground from- an I Was there snow blanket enough duce than are Sold off many large farms why may not the farmer grow In his A Btatistician calculates that to Zola's works the eyes travel tad gleery girls nto being almost like magic, for the doors, he must make the motion per- plaining to the child at the time why on duringthat winter to permit the P own garden articles for food that will reading distance of thirty miles, and that ►asks are very pliable, and not at all roubleesome to handle. petual motion by continuing It within- you punish him. Mothers often create It [a understood that this fault themselves by asking the ground to thaw out first from below? land take the phos o! much of the more+ expensive Commodities bought in a the ordinary yellow -backed novel con - doors. generally Children questions as, to each other's What did you intend to use your town i The garden cannot be bad with- tains from a mile to a mile acid a halt HOW TOMMY ATKINS DRESSES the effort after perpetual motion am- doings. It should never be done, it is o¢g Inventors ,endo In insanity, and not fair, either to the one who tells for in the spring? I Some or all of the facts and condi- out labor, but with lose, considering the amount produced. than is required °f typo' "bile acwrd,iig to his die- the average reader covers a dive . � then are few of the older people in or the one of whom the tale is told, tions called out in the answers to the for general arm crops. Two and some mate 2,800 filters are rat varieties of Estfornip to use Army. the household who do not Seel that the and is the most sure way to destroy boy's le to bring insanity a child's sense of honor. nbove questions may furnish reason q y times throe crops can be grown upon the same round in the season. With H tune during his lifetime of miles, or nearly six Umar the in Great Britain's effort going Publicly rebuking a Child to anoth- for the opinion of the farmer in each the addition of a few hotbed sash the -Twoc+e from Land's end to Berwick ou-'tweed. The English solider is an apparently to them it Cannot be checked. or great mistake. When he is doing case, whereas another farmer sur- garden cera be made to produce fresh G om red with such wonderful feats n�oluble puzzle to the continental y wrong he may be checked in pulolto, But there has elves a been a chorus that nothing but the wise mother will reserve the rounded by different conditions might vegetables for the table all the year round. Pa the journeys even of the busiest pen larioaturist, Saye the London Daily of advisers who maintain be done to curtail a boy's activity scolding and threat of pumlehment till be justified by experience in adopting seem [rival and poor. Incredible as it plaB, When In their illustrated papers, suet elw gets the little sinner in private. that those muscles of his need all the There he will listen to her and ponder a different course. Our own farm con- tains s great variety of soils, ranging REPORT OF FARMERS' INSTITUTES. may appear, there are many people wbo can use a pen with average skill foreigners desire to represent a French- Rua- work they feel inclined to take, and over what she says; ; but rebuked in y that it is highlyinjurious to restrain the presence o! others, he is apt to be j from sticky clay to light sand, mined + A Book or ileo Pages. Cot'twlnlns Dytalleit and fluency whose writing during n lifetime does not exceed one or two . man, a German, an Italian, or a etas of the rank and fila, they know them. defiant and garden hie little heart. It is by little mistakes of this kind that with gravel, and also has several bade Parts of it, too, are quite tatotrsusuun Even Every aebleci ton. miles. A good avorn.go r,xcord for one who does not earn his living by his pen what is expected of them, and execute Dear mother, do not believe these ad- mothers lose the love and respect of of muck. steep, others gently. rolling, whets oth- steed vette lye Pars•u or Fwrmttas. would be ten miles for u life Journey. the article with despatch; but the visers I Let the boy be as free as, be their children. er are quite levet. On the sticky The Ontario Government has never The professional writer naturally so - military Englishman presents the will out-of-doors, as, much of an athlete in the as, he known TO CLEAN GLASSWARE. parts clay and musk we would not spread 9 Sseued amore instructive and useful o°mpliahes a much bigger task than this. If he is fairly industrious he may greatest difficulties. To begin with there aro 192 of Lim. No two pictorial then or gymnasium how to be, but In the he let him Glaeaware will last longer and look manure in winter, because it greatly impedes the drying out of the soil in docutment than the report of the SuP- for produce for the press 300,000 words a year, which would meso a lineal jour - representations of our army in Cool representations be a gentleman, and demand it Of better If the following hints as, to its and also terms a mulch which erintendent of Farmers' Institutes It is nen for his pen of three miles. If he Anatol papers ever agree. One day him. Dare and preservation are regarded: the beet means to this end Tepid water, the bpat Castile or oth- p g• keeps the frost In the ground tar the year 1897,8 just received. a book of about 500 pages containing can maintain this rate of production for forty working years his pen will our brave British battalions are march- Ing bare -logged and buabled to give One of is to occupy at once IIIc mind and or pure soap and a stiff brush are the later than it would otherwise remain. numerous illustrations and embracing have accomplished a journey of 120 miles, or a few miles more than the battle somewhere; on the same day the his energies, and when he is tired of first essentials. books and his studies, After washingand ripsin lace the g p Nor read a thiole coat of or would we spread manure in the winter on any soil which the latest and most detailed informs- tion upon ever subject connected with p y j distance from Charing Cross to Birm- Ingham, while his remuneration may same troops are depicted In another his necessary him else that shall be out glass in a boxwood sawdust. we desired to work early in the sprang the pursuit of farming. The Farmers' be anything from 100 guineas a mile journal wearing tight trousers and pill -boxes Bet jauntily over their ears. give something as, engaging, or possibly more no. There This will abearb the moisture to the t for the same reason. And this is ape- We have Institutes are in a flourishing condi- upward. There are, of course, many writers A third genius will show the soldiers are very few boys who nave not some Cuttings. their fingers, who are Neat remove the sawdust from the oially true of coarse manure. often known it to make two weeks' tion, their total membership having increased Prom 115,707 in Decomber 1897 who, in a 'long and industrious life, far outstrip this record, but probably no still the same, marching on to victory in costa and forage cape. dexterity with not more ort ess handy, This handiness plain surface with a soft Cloth. By difference in the time of working lands to 16,851 on July 81st, 1898. During man who has ever lived and written his far from great All this must be perplexing to the of thein, moreover. has been greatly following these directions the original in the spring. One tract our sanity soil has a th,9 year 658 Institute meatinge were has driven pen as ns Lizard point to the Grampians. foreigner.. It is even a little pbr- stimulated in &Ii those schools where oleasness and sparkle of the glass will `. of e"d for a subsoil, from five held, attended by an aggregate of 126,-. pfexing occasionally to ourselves, natural training ,or Sloyd has been by xne.b.W-d. . 1r& ,.ti.-. %". o1 the Baer: �- - �tlttrafse, Stayslly to eight lest deep. Below this ie a 094 [- __ ,9,279 addreaaea deliv- a ionista also Borne MAN'S WANING SIGHT. Irt gonsequence. therefore, Sir How- and Vincent has given notice that be made part . aft of .a set of tools will urg+a in numberless ways. °raw "• ._,itmllar year sheet ot,elay sad.:ll'owing along this layer of clay is a constant 'sheet of erect. ,000 College "felted the Guelph College Farm un - intends asking the Under Secretary for to quiet ueefulncea agile. It is very apt to ccratoh the Every boy loves a lathe; give him glam and thus mar Its beauty. water several Inches deep. Where this four or five feet der the auspices of the Fsrmera' Ineti- A Women's Institute has been This is we Ase When T:vrn the Toonaeat �r� Children tr'rar Spectacles. War to -night if he is aware that in the English army, there are; in addt- one, and he will turn you out pretty Prosaic potato peelings are the beat bones and vgqrstons odd objects for lite aids. fat them reset- to the gLisa water flows within o1 the surface we would not epro Ld Irozan totes. organized in Saltfleet Township, Went- g Various excellent reasons are given "gI&89A --among tion to distinctive badges, 87 differa¢t sister to patfit or otherwise ornament, ware over night, and then rinse out and be delighted with the person who with a Little tepid water. manure is the winter, on ground as we should expepct that, worth Count with 86 members, which y it is gaped may be the pioneer of a for the prevalence of children and young people, nays the Patterns of frocks and jackets FOR RANK AND FILE flatters him by acoeptial them: With A very important point ie to avoid of brack- when the ground thawed in fife eprift some of the strength of the manure new movement for organizing women London Daily Mail, but perhaps the forty-five different patterns of ttIDICS, a scroll -saw what quantities, sudden oba,ngee from extreme heat to eta and shelves and little cabinets will extreme acid and vice versa. would nettle in the low places, and in the country districts as the men beet one is contained in the fact that and -dress -coat Jackets,. 47 different' ho torture fate shape, learning on the the beauty of line and curve I and A pitcher or tumbler which has been has being there so concentrated, would ,each to the underground water and are now organized in the Institutes, oculists prescribe them far oftener lLoy tel do, as a patterns o! trousers, 85 different put- way filled with toe water a tray that with his carving -tools what heads of been used for ice cream, it plunged at be test. Our obabrvation indicates that, for the discussion of a large class of than used preventive in to Bay, in order to terns of caps, and 90 different pati- animals for umbrella -tops and for the once into hot water will be apt to bosses furniture will he oreate 1 what in out• soil at least, it would not leach through eight feet of soil. Before it domestic, s :ial and economical prob- leas in which farmers' wives are in- measure -that help the Bigot over n trying period of terns of full-dress headgear, the great- er .part unsuitable for campaign work, on crack decorated trays and panols and shields[ Use ""steer and the rick of beautiful senile --harps to p had gone through so much, the soil would have absorbed praotiaally all of forested. poor health, especially in the caro of delicate and whether an steps are being taken y P in the direction what featly breakage is avoided. string and set in the windows and The sudden change from beat to Cold "moody music augural of woe," Glassware the fertility from the surface water. On our steeper lands, experience hue The report comprised selected p. t ars and addresses delivered before the in- chaldron. One great oculist puts the inferior or are contemplated of greater uniformity, as in .thp case -take Is just as dangerous. as Browning has it I Or give the boy should never be removed from a closed in bid shown us, that winter spreading man- to and this Is espo- etitueo, all of practical value in their sight of present day children down to of the Royal Navy and foreign restos. Royal N a typo -writer, and he has It cabinet where it has become heated and Power to be as useful as he has been brought immediately into Contract are not advisable, oially true, as the leachings run into bearing' upon farm industry. The In- have the services of the severity with which it is taxed. "Ie it n wonder,'" be asks, "that the It is rumour that both Lord Wolseley still Lord Hoborts have for annoying, or give him a science, such with a cold substance. Cool the glass Be oOnehology, and be will make his fora time in water before subjecting ditches that open into a river, so that �e of the soluble parts o1 the mem- atitutea secured a large number of experts and lead- children of this generation are wearing a Long !thbeen Ifavour of aro- Tommy Atkins' shone serve purposes of comfort and it to the extreme temperate. beauty, while they tench him with- ur are would be lost. On sod lands one may safety spread manure In the win- Ing men throughout the country who have treat placed their special know - glasses with their grandsiresi Old age longer the reason form in the matter o of uniform, and it Is possible that the out his dTaaming of it, much of the story o1 creation. Once get the boy ARTIFICAL COAT.. ter, when, d not in sod, much would be lost. So on tall lowing, manure p ledge pit edited of o Cho members. The topics treated of Cover sr& exceed - out f ten in leased. In nine canes out of ten g ss B g above question will have the desired above into the way of any of this -and it There id in Langenburg, Pomerania, be spread with little or no Lasa; Lngly wide range, including every phase the young man needs ❑ convex glass effect of callingpublic attention to P the extraordinary -state of things that le not difficult -ire looks forward to sr& artlPioal coal manufactory that the work net eagerly as to his when on smooth land without sod, though otherwise the same. much would of farming industry and many scion- tifie or economic questions which have to assist his overtaxed eyes in follow - duties. exists in this direction. Years ago, it Is interesting to recall quiet play, and silence and obnrm reign turns out eighty briquettes, a minute, where before were confusion and tried or thirty-five tone a day, the average flow away in the drainage water. The above are a few of the facts that our an important bearing upon the con- dition o1 the farmer. A paper by 'n'' their "Again, if the strong constitution o[ when the present commander-in-chi;i nerves, not to say despair. output mounting up to some 12,775 experience bears out. Let us, bear the Charles W. Nash, on the birds of On- a buy cannot save hie eyes from their was Sir Uarnet Wolseley, he said; "Our men are dressed for show, for Often when the girls of the family burly over their gift -making for English tone yearly. The demand is, experience of others, keeping in view the same questions, and suggesting Carlo In thou relation to agriculture, is n °Pial feature much tnlereat, thousand and one uses, how can trail theatrical effect, instead of for work. are g supply- the spring and winter festivals, the indeed, tar rentor than the en 1 da any others that may have a bearing of frozen ground.' fine it comprises 92 fine i informs, information women escape? The over -increasing , army of women workere in shops and M experience of the soldier is that My boy bemoans himself that he ern This, is said to be due to the remark- on winter manuring of Canadian birds with of the tirat thing he does is to take oft nothing but hoard his pennies. And able cheapness of the arttcie, the Canto- It is of much intereaV just now. concerning them, which shows the use- offices and the new avenues of employ - his coat, and either fight or work in when they are getting up tables of mary price being only 19 cents for 190 ful part they play in connection with mento opening to them Swell the num- pe hie shirt sleeves." In Lord Wo'seley's ° inion the most suitable dross was the p fancywork for their baznre it would be s pleasure to him to be helpful also. briquettes, or say, a the rate o1 scree- POTATO CULTURE. farm economy. In another appendix cndlz to the volume bar of a ctacle wearers. � Norfolk select, or somothin of stmt- J (t Hero, then, td hie chance, for his boxed, I thin like two bra uettes for one- g q The Cornell experiment station made the results of recant scientific eaperi- "IL is interesting to compare the lar character. bid braokets, his Carvings, his print- i fifth of a Dont retail. That these some studies on potato culture last monis in Europa and the United States tiro❑l acuteness of the normal eye bo- We have n force, Including regular We force,melt i g( a, his shell -work, an all o[ them burn slowly rind give a fairly good beat season and a recent bulletin says: -To in the leading branches of agriculture fore and after the effect of BOMB [o army yeomanry, as saleable as his dieters' bags and is shown by � that fact that in a Closed explain the uniformly high yield we are given with much fullness of do- Purely phyatonl cause that may be ❑nd volunteers of about hall the size ' of the arenica of France and Germany, baskets and pia -cushions. And it will oven one briquette will remain in give him real pleasure, and the rest glowingstate for twenty-four hour a must then maks a study of the treat- It tail. This will be found particularly useful and instructive to the progres- within the realm of either nature or Taking few ini,tancea+ol and we clothe it in 192 different ways, of the Louse real Daae, when be is set hile ian open grate, though burn me¢t whiCIl all plata have received. sive farmer who desires to keep in civilis@tion- n find then speak of the "uniform" of at work providing them. Halt of the is morn quickly, it remains alight for q y, g is probable that frequent and deep touch will the Infest discoveries and each for illustration, will cite from the British army. Several reforms in the matter o[ time n boy's noise id mere [daenoss, � and he would much rather it busy a onger time than any coal, and giv- ing a red heat. The cost of work- plowing has done much to bring and avail himself o1 the results of the re- searches of experts in's, practical way nature first. 1t to well known that severe sickness greatly Impairs the dross are imperative in the arm Con- y• than idle; he is a dear, warm-hearted good Ing to comparatively light, only a few keep the land productive. The land by adopting new economic processes strongoes of vision of an otherwise taints for ears have been loud p y igainst the reat coat, head-dress and little creature and morel n little y planning will provide him with this hands being required to attend to the machinery. has been turned from two lv t reo h limas each your, and the pulverising and inventions. Such investigations have in the past dorso much iBy strong eye. "Almost the [feat thing n convnlen- the boot. "The infantry great Coat," quiet sort of content, and at the dame here resulted therefrom had lib a the condition the fusser, Dant will du is to nail torn Look or i says one authority, " id not NEARLY SO IMPERMEABLE time give the family a rest And ramie- Sion of trouble. CONSTITUENTS OF A HUMAN whish crated sufficient plant food to mature broveing ed it bringing the knowledr�e thus -some- ed in distant countries to an accessible newspaper to while away the tedium of the sick -room. Unless warned not to wet as, might be desired; even in --- BODY. 1. large crops. In addition to the plow- form before the farmers of Ontario, to try his eyes too much, he his apt, ' pence time a wet march brings the BARGAIN HUNTING, All the iwttatitaonta of a man Ing the land has been frequently har- the Farmers Institutes are doing useful and much needed work and fully a through forgetfulness, to overtook his accommodative power or injure the ai- eoldler is shivering to his barrack Many women, living remote from weighing 150 ib. aro contained In 1,- rowed and oultivated, and the Inten- the encouragement judic- reedy weakened ciliary muscle. When oom, and wet to the akin' As for the ipe-olayed belt, it is p lar cities, read alluring go 200 ordinary eggs. There is enough dive culture which half been given has +justityiag tously afforded them by the Ontario he rest of the body recover& Its nor- Itmmod, whatever tide. Brodrick may me¢td In the Sunday papers and sigh gee In &man to till a gasometer of liberated ail the plant food that -cold ndministration. The volume before us is creditable and grafi- mal strength the eye remains weak. After straining the eyes In .sy as to the rest of the doidter'a equip- for the opportunity to buy at the ad- 9,849 sable foot, enough hydrogen to Con- be used by the growing Crepe with moisture that was pro- an extremely Lying eyidenee of the advanced con- more hu vain hope that they will improve, sent I " it there is a mbnatrous absurdity vantage offered by bargain dales. till a balloon thnt would lift him- corning these tempting inducements iron to make seven the amount of cent. 8eede would note out for an clition of agriculture In this Province and the intelligence and enterprise . he person if he is wisp, will consult of ,•xperiencleA belp', if otherwise, he will ;n our ar it la the use of pipe -clay. t� • Why you ahonld head a mail into the wit; enough the "Gentlewoman" says: The phrase tacks; enough (at to make three to considerable time before tenting. it becomes necsasary to delay planting if the !arming community, n6 less than pick up the first pair of spectacles Nold where hd will have to sleep out ,f doors. to all sorts of wen- ,-marked down" has great (ascination seven pounds of eandles.ad well ad discreditable gogd cake of Soap; enough carbon to am for ,,in, maedderabld time atter pO- are out the out pieces dbouId of the energy and progressiveness "haw" by the Dnpartment of Agrteul- available, regardless of whether they ,Ainuld be too strong or too weak for .exposed bar, dressedup like &scarecrow with for woman. This Is not make sixty -fl" gross of lead pencils, 'to felt a be dusted with plaster and spread out tore to eduoallonal work, his eyes. Should he finally go to an white stuff Itll over him, that tale off to their hearts. for while oue-tenthmay ple�d enough phosphorous make 8- to thereby Six d&It in & moderately moist, cool pisco. At - plician the latter will often find it difficult to fit glasses satisfactorily, n the Ptrat chewer of rein, dirtying his ,opts and his clothes, I cannot under- hunt bargains, hoping shine 084 bones of taatohen. ee�- in finery they could not afford at first lard Lull of salt, a good bowlful d 01 9 cask of wa- lea at they should not be allowed of become dry- to pUTHIDE AND IN. Willie, having taken a bite of "Other natural causes that effect n .he eyed aro wind, dust, light and heat, 4) L +tand." the a cap- coat, the other nine-tenth'e are merely sugar, and gallon ter are other component parts I! planting is dons, very earl � tte in y I pp fair, but ver bitter & ! ,hen excessive. E Food . yes otherwise These are net words of ions critic, their authorship lies with stralaing their nerves a little more in _ the spring the ridges tnttl o perm to retnaiii ten days Or tiro weeks be- . dapple that what an awfully nice bad apple that -cogs become work under much ootr- r Lord Wglaetey. Between Wetn the the effort to make their busband'a She knew him,-Tdrd. 'otts-ft was Core'harrotving dntvn. If pleating in te. dttiond. The weakness may be due to .t 'otter and Lard Robertsoocould don- cruot very effective sort earningago even turther. and provide yet more liberty for him, home and rather late ween yon came home last done eomewrhat late the ridges should w week after The railroad engineer. said the smar to error of refraalton, and under most Conditions the aeoommodatIva power rot a admirable n,Itresent Masi r t uniform Lor'toyr �tktna It Wry the children. ntRat. Where were gout Mr, Potts•- lzd' eta cites sorry \Vhy, n+Y dear, t'tredadaday !night td the be borrowed within planting. In the case of the early tioarder, must be a happy man. H, ,he eye is strong enough to overcome LB But Lode. Perhaps they are at I!gad to tkls agrebable utak, ail.trick$ slat wtren. play with their liblift regular •weekli ltsdge_ meeting night. therefore know, an Mra, Potts-- Tae, planting Chard id Wtnally, dilougp -iota tare Present s,0 that the trldg'ing may whistles at his work Begging your pardon; as, the cheerful idiot, promp error. under such atmospheric tr alimatio conditions ac I have mon- i odrlek's reply to Bir I, Ur. 8d p y i toward Virttoat's query may shag some MisreLaats ere hams- sad eon -faiitble, Tilley arm Irt,lb" se to maks of course. I know; but did you win AM "tel' two or temporarily prove a begefit by enab- ling the sob to becw;ae W6119. In the 1 to ornah n 1 possible rivalry, he works at his WbIdIe !lobed the accommodation is lamed#-, stoned Cas accommodation td leasalttid.' 111 aigkt eft the remelt of their labors. ttonelr t?+t►tNaelvM. tat for your a �, L I - . ,....