The Blyth Standard, 1903-02-26, Page 6TWO GIRi-S'
COMPOSITIONS.
[rd„wLag taaapos,iloar w, re
Written by two little girls of the
glohehilau euarter, who owe their
English to the Now York penile
schools. Th ,v were furtdshod to Ihla
paper
by of Edwin Webster Free
libra-
rian thoC1 cu at-
ug Library, at the Fast Side Settle-
ment, 7R,h street aiai East River,
The Story of Adana and Eve.
God made.Une fust person that was
a mita this man wants a lady so
When he wont to sleep he out out a
rib and made a lady. 'there were a
lot of fruit trees and olio was a apple
Loa
Ood Meld they may rat all rho fruit
bat not 'the nipple tree, and those
two people were fonbkidksn not to eat
the epples on the tree awl Eve took
aome of the apples and gave them to
Adam Adam eat them and they
stayed down his throat.
Hod Favi that Solna one has been
eaten the apples Adam said that Eve
gave It to 61m, and those two ,people
wore had to work for their own
awing.
Ood made Adam' lin was fast ao1oc ,
whop tied took the able bone and
Blade a women. The woman's name
liras Eve She was Adnan wife. Oad
sold they chouid go to the orchard
and get all the tilt they wanted
blit dry not touch the apple plant so
Eve took one of the apples and gave
it to Adam. ,FIs ate it they was a
snake that told them that God said
thos apploe aro not to be touched.
B1 God looked (town at Adam and
Sall D:dn't 1 say you should not
toemh them apples S) Adam said Eve
gave me It ea Clot said you meat
leave this orchard 8) Adam and Eve
lett it and angel glob them out the
s,egel had a saw in hie hand.—Now
York Post.
roe year' I had suffered with lim-
per* blood, and no remedlec I used
gave any relief, until I took Dr.
tegnet Koenig's Hamburg Drops,
fetich completely cured me.—August
Iteltemeyer, 1509 Milllman street,
Baltimore, ILL
Where to Get Itld of it.
Chicago Record Herald.
"It le a great mistake," said the
Aon Of ti's mull'-mi,lionalre, ad-
dlaeeing hie Billie class, "to sup -
flow that money brings happiness.
Wealth imposes many heavy obliga-
leoeu The rich man hon n. burden to
hear that la often crushing in ire
iari1ble---"
pardon me" interrupted a mem-
ber of the class, "If you deelro a
pointer, I know of a broker around
the oorner who makes a specialty of
mining stooks"
make un forget their aura, all the
r eorde of their hullo and wounds.
To me It bad evened that
thoco who occupied oentrov 01 af-
fection aluuht ,be teat coneern'vl
with what camp to them as lira'
due. than with whet wont out from
them d y
their obligation; that, 'ilia
the can itself, they should bo ecn-
te).s of centrt'ugul forces, radiating,
through the very fullness of their
joy, light nal gladneas into other
.puss.—from ' My 011 M id's Corner,'
The Century, January, 1903,
CALIFORNIA
The meow' of orange culture in
Central and Northern California for
ten years pant suggests the climatic
unity of the State. Some of the
most successful orange groves aro
(00 miles north of Los Angeles. The,
long summer, the warm and dry at-
mosphere, the abundance of water,
and the low price of land, make
these ffetde to the San Joaquin and
Sacramento valleys very desirable
for oranges and all kinds of farm -
Ing and fruit growing. Just now the
rates aro epiettlly low. From Feb.
18th to April 50th the rate from
Chicago will be $33 to California
points. It you are lntcreeted In Ce11-
rornln, eueh (iubllcatlotto ac " The
Land of Opportunity" and "Califor-
nia for the Settler" will i0 helpful.
They aro free, and may be had of
F. B. Choate, General Agent, South-
ern Pacific, No, 1'26 Woodward ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Condltloae of Su0CCBa.
The conditions of eminent success
are Inexorably hard; only a new will
make the sacrifice.
First—Ode must believe his adopted
vocation la fur tato, and be meet work
'Ike a gladiator. Patient, untiring
industry always receives its reward.
Second—To be a "society man" and
a lover of pleasure Is fatal to euc-
Ce8L
Third—only smell recreation no 1e
nero,sary to preserve health 1s per-
Fourth—Intemperance and excesses
of all kande are barred out.
Fifth—It Is mandatory to rloo early,
with a clear brain, refreehld by
necessary rest. Morning is the best
time to work, ns the proverbs In all
languages testify.
Sixth -1f occasion dementia lt, one
must face the etrirteet economy In
diet, dress and all home surround -
Ings.
What More Could Ile ''ant?
Chicago Tribune.
"What to your father's objection
to me. Millie?' asked tho young than.
"He ease you have uo application,
GernId."
'No nppllcatlon1" he echoed, bit.
tarty. "I wonder if he known I've
j bean coming to see you twlea a
week for six years!"
Tapping Noses for Drinks.
Ito oli-famlliened wry of deciding
a g .1011 by tossing up a coin 10 j
.*Ow et.'prsotlod in England by an
.Metant pastime which is known as ,
"tip -hose " Two cabmen harm the
tlMdtt of making the new game ',oh-
ne. Instead o' "tossing for drluks"
tbt'Y set to work to agar, the man
who first got In a tap on his op-
pienent'e nose bring the winner and
tinting hie drink pnkl by tho loanr.
Ifinard's Liniment lures Distem-
per.
An Old \'aid's Phitoeoplo.
We may he better after suffering,
and wo may 10. wore; but our con-
ditions must depend upon onrselvcw,
and should never bo laid to the
tore of our cnlamltleu.
The fountains of the eternally vir-
glual spring are in every human heart
and keep the world of new emotloes
perennially fresh and beautiful; and
tat mob of in. le given the right not
only to poasees them, but the obli•
gotten to cherish them.
The only sorrow worth anything
in this world le Borrow for others,
sad sorrow for othere means
Dig others, others, pot 'tugging our woes to
ourselves. For I believe that the
really brave and the really great
ValsOMmseeMeas
40th Anniversary
Far sae, Forty Yeen
Gray's Syrup
of
Red Spruce Gum
A8 A SPECIFIC FOR
COUCH!), COLDS, Erc.
HU been tested and hes heroine the
Family Cough Specific of thousands
throughout Canada and the United
States. It never was mote popular
nor more largely used than it b
today.
MERIT ALWAYS TELLS.
Cough Remedies come and go. New
prep.cratioos ere tried and abandon-
ed, but the old reliable remains.
The present is • trying season for
both old add young, ami colds Melly
caught sow are art to reins'n for the
winter unless promptly cured. No
better remedy an be found than
Gray's Syrup
SOLO eY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ONE aPOONFIIL
Viil build for you good health,
tire. 1 goo11 ;r•cc: by using
South Arier;can Nervine
Almost all Illi, ease+e the result of
poor nerve action. Without good
nerves neither brain, nor stomach,
nor liver, nor heart, nor kidneys,
can work well. Nerve food mast
be such that it will be absorbed by
the nerve ends. Such a food is
South American Nervine, the
greatest tonic known, a cure for
dyspepsia and all stomach ail-
ments,
Ano1.1% LE Botts, B. C. L., Montre-
al's well known barrister, writes: "1
wag suffering from insomnia and ner-
vous debility, prostration and exhaus-
t Ion. I took five betties of South Asters
lean Nerviest, and PM wholly recovered,
The Creat South American Rheumatic
Cure ie the only one but has nota single
LAM of failure in its record. Cure auto
within three days; relief instantly. 6
Generous.
Chicago Post.
"0 I could only get a bite to
eat," he whined
"Why don't you work ?" she asked.
"Nothin' dole' in my lino,' he an-
swered. "I'm a dime museum glass.
eater, an' they're settle' too com-
mon.
"Poor man 1" she said, sympathet-
ically. "Come right In and you can
(rove the two goblets and the glees
Web the girl broke this morning."
Millard'', Liniment Cures Colds,
eta.
It's the "Man" Not the Whiskey,
Sydney Post.
Whiskey 1s blamed for more titan
It ie guilty of, It has wrecked and
rulned many live and homes, and
why ? Simply beoause certain indi-
viduate had not sufficient common
Ronwe to leave it alone. Whiskey la
oftentimes made an excuse for crime
when it is not the real Meuse.
Ant ielpat.lon.
A newly married man In Dubuque,
Ia., has been arrested for stealing a
baby carriage. The moral Is that
one should not look too tar la the
future.
CLEARINO THE WINE.
impurities Removed by a'New Appli•
maim' of Mot, Igcrat ieu.
Certain Improve ncuts have been
Introduced In ett.tmpagne manufac-
ture, says the Stteutlike American.
As le well known, the wine 1e bottled
and placed In racks In an inclined
position. The bottles are turned re-
golariy, the Idea beteg to 0aut:e all
the tnipurltlea in the wine to each
the cork. The old cork in finally re-
moved at a certain stage of the
process In order that the final
liquoring and corking may be done.
Former* it wns the universal prac-
tice In the momentary removal of
the cork to allow the deposit to he
sprayed out by the pressure of the
glut with pot enough of the con-
tents of the bottle to remove the
substance, which world be cloudy,
and damage the [vine. Of late years
an Ingenioue freezing machine has
been Introduced to freers solid a
thin wedge next the cork of just
the needed thickness to remove all
that need not remain. This reduces
the waste of wine cocslderably.
iInard'e LInlment Cures Dipb•
tberia.
Cure for Insomnia.
The new minister of a small town
In tavernons-shire wee walking home
from morning service recently when
ha chanced to overtake one of 111s
parishioners, an old shoemaker.
"Good morning, Mr. Bain," said the
minister. "How is It your good wife
lo not out to -day ?"
"She's no but poorly," was the
reply. "It's nae wink of sleep she e
had for the Met three tdchts."
'The minister was sorry to hear
such a poor account of tire. Ba'n's
health, nod expressed a wish for a
speedy Improvement.
I'm thinking If elle could get a
gold sleep," said the shoemaker,
"she'd sown be on the mend. Mo,vbo
It ye're pawing the hoose to -mor-
row ,we'll no (Melt to ca' In an' juet
give her frac 'lastly' to the end of
,,our discourse this morning. Int no'
saying it wadna be very helpful."—
Scottish American.
We believe MINARD'8 LINIMENT
is tho best.
Matthies Foley, 011 City, Ont.
Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.
Chas. Whooten, Mulgrave, N. 8.
Ilov. R. 0. Armstrong, Mulgrave,
N. S.
Pierre Landry, sen., Pokemouche,
N. B.
Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N. B.
I"loaling loon.
Nell—There 111 nothing more de-
lightful than the knowledge that a
emu is in love with you.
Ilene—OI I don't know. 'What's
the miter with the knowledge that
two or three men are in love with
you :—Chicago News.
Doctor—How wan it that you
11dn'1 hear the cyclone condos:'
\ ktiu—A'lty, you soy, my wire had
a srwing society meeting to the
pnrior at tho time.—Chicago Tawe.
Ho (at the piano)—ind what air do
011 Writer?
She Well, 1f you give mo my
shote 11 take a millionalre.—Ilaltl-
iore News. —
Mr. Bacon—When n11 the tooleare
/heel I oon't want to be alive.
Mrs. Bacon—Well, don't worry;
you won't be.—Yonkers Statesman.
"I any, mm, you know dal dome of
collirer oil you said I had to take?"
"Yee."
"Well, go on an' glume It. Do fel•
term have made up a puree of a
nickel ter watch me take lt."—St.
Louie Star,
Coal Dealer Wanted to Bny.
Washington Times.
Anxious Resident—Hello ! hello 1 Ie
this Smith's coal office?
Coal Dealer—Yee; what do you
want ?
A. IL—I'vo only got coal enough In
my sellar to last until to -night --
Coal Dealer (lnterrupt(ng)— That's
good. What'll you take for It?
What Happened.
"8be married the coachman tie-
e:owe elle wanted someone who could
drive."
"Well ?"
"Well, he drove her to distraction"
Piles
To prove to you , thab Dtt
Chase's Ointment%acertate
and absolute cure for each
and every form of itching,
bleedingand protruding p11sa
the manufacturers have guaranteed It. Beet's.
timenlaln in the daily press and ask your neigh-
borsWit, they think it, You can use it and
a boy, at
tin dealers or ErDNAaao0,BATTra & oney bark lf not cured. CO.,Toronto,
Or. Chase's Ointment
Loves Her Still.
Chicago Post.
" You used to say you loved my
voice and that when we got old you'd
love it still."
' Well, I do. In tact, that's the
only way Ido love It."
Mlnard'e Liniment Cures target
in Cove.
Do Johnny Justice.
Omaha Bee.
"Jany;mad his mother, *overa-
ll', "someone hoe taken a big piece of
ginger oake out of the pantry."
JOhliny blushed guiltily.
"0h, Johnny," she exclaimed; "I
dtde't think It wee to you
"It ain't alt," repiled Johnny:
"part of tt'e In ELIO.'
" Pure soap l" You've heard
the words. in Sunlight
Soap you have the fact.
UNLIGIIT
REDUCES
EXPENSE
Ask Orr abe Octagon Per, sp
FLANNLL SHOULD Bt: WORN,
This Fabricle Much More Healthful
Tlnun UWir WOo"ats.
instinctively felt to be butter W-
aded by woallen than by lawn o'
0011011 ta.hrlca. Ik>uoa the very
bvntral sill 0, !menet gurments by
athletes and by modib:rd 0. cr.cke.,
Loating and other sporting 001,8,
woo are caaiod ales 10 engage In
vl orows passer, ox,.r.use uk.ly to
mem pro.dsu perhp.rataan.
As.0,merly Ivo; u, woo.len fabrics
were obleetouable to many, be-
eauc taws irritated the alt and
mowed uls0om.ort by prevent.n„ the
peeper tuo;tpe of its exudations.
Moreover, td'Y were., ria a rule, 80
laxsvy as 1.0 he Intolerable for sum -
mel' wear. Theiee o,,,eot.,.nable lea-
tuttw Unca now been removed, and
to make w•oolien clothing truly moni-
tory and suitable for ail 00(0ua,
the usual pt'o.eas of weaving woo.leu
falirite has been materially moll -
that ty arioptdna a metho.l which pro-
duces a much less closely woven tex-
ture than the ordinary flannel.
Tho 1(0 11)1 is unat.O tive, too, that
0(0011en clothing is hot in warm
weather; that 11 we wear wool in
nadt.or to keep 11.0 warm we mutat
wear something different in sum-
mer to keep no cool, or he inconsist-
ent lu thtory and practice. But this
la a mistake.
It is oltvdous to all how a noncon-
ductor of heat—a woollen garment,
for leatance—prevents the escape of
the heat of the body to a oolder at-
mosphere, or the Ingress of heat to
the i0.1y from a warmeratmo.pltere;
a familiar illustration of welch Is
found in the practice of wrapping
ouraetres In blankets to keep us
warm and of wrapping lee In a
blanket to keep it eo.d—to keep the
heat in In one ease and not In the
other. It may not be 00 easy to un-
denatand wily we should clothe a
warm ttoa,r In a blanket to cool It
ort or keep 1t cool w ben the tem-
perature of the surrounding air le
in or near equilibrium with It.
The explanation des in the nature
and condition of the body, the wool-
len fatlrie',o two -fold property of
nonebnductivlty to heat and per-
meability to moisture„ and the evap-
oration of the moisture at the fa-
in -tea outer surface. This evapora-
tion asperses the hent, thus low-
ering the temperature. Thta 1s the
rowan the soldier keeps his woollen
covered canteen wet In trot 11100-
ther. A wet woollen garment dis-
poses of the surplus heat and leaves
the body cool.—Ilartfol'd 'Pisses.
New York and Bosom Via New York
Central.
The numerous traino, the excellent
service, the uniformity of ire trains,
lig four tracks, and the location of
Its depots la Boston and New York,
make the New \ ork Central the fav-
orite line to those points.
Ari ticket agent w111 confirm the
above.
Completed the Text.
Apropos of mottoes on houses, a
correspondent of the Westminster
Gazette relates that a man In
Scotland whaled to have rut over
the door of a now house the text:
"My house shall be called a house
of prayer." He left the workmen
to carry out his wibh00 during kis
absence, and on his return 111s hor-
ror was great to find the quota-
tion completed; "But ye have made
It a den of thieves." "We had a
wee thing mall room, yo see, so
we Just pit In the end o' the verse,"
was the explanation given by the
Bible -loving Seat.
Settlers' Low Rates West,
Via Chicago and Northwestern Ry.,
every day from February 13th to
April 80th. Colonist 0110 way aeo-
ond-olaas tickets at extremely low
rates from stattone In Ontario and
Quebec, to pointe in Colorado, Utah,
Montane, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon,
Washington and California; also to
Victoria, Vancouver, New Weetmin-
eter, Nelson, Roseland, letc. Full
particulars, rates and folders can be
obtained from B. H. Bennett, General
Agent, t: East King street, Toronto,
Ont.
Monkey Brand Soap makes oopper like
gold, tin like silver, crockery like marble',
and windows like crystal. ,e
Her Majesty's Jewels.
Queen Alexandra has, of course,
a most valuable quantity of jew-
els, bat there are some to which
Her Majesty attaches a good deal
more value than to others owing
to the circumstances by which they
name into her posseselon. A beau-
tiful necklace of pearls Rod dia-
mouds is eepectally treasured by
the Queen; it is, of course, of con-
siderable value, but Her Majesty
treasaree it because it was the
first present made to her by the
King. A superb tiara of diamonds
Was presented to Her Majesty by
friends—there are MI5 diamonds in
ties tiara, each jewel being the gift
of a friend.
ISSUE NO. 9. 1903.
lits. Wlnalow'u eoonning Syronebenld
tituars be used for Children Teething..14
soothes the child, inflame thegum CUM 11111a
cone and to the best remedy for Diarrhea.
FARM FOR SALE
1. S— "5 110080
AI[M( "1, A_Itt. 1.. IDI
A 1 I l
I —aU artw„ o{ KI wing tlml,rr; nrcesxu
buiknuga; ur11,vu0t Iviol yr mon' seliodl
310 WIorelos; 1 ty 11111,0 to station; low -pmol
terns honorable, Angus U. Meekuy, ronrrtt
Il uron, Mich.
LtALM FARM, 40 ACRES Well LAND
i witil g, ,, l ,oil Mega ; price y.1 ,410;
terms ; 110.0.1011 nt ones ; cnutlogu. .
Clark A Son, Dover, Delaware,
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED -MAN OR WOMAN TO REP -
resent tut soiling Inn,ppthat
makes Its own gam for one ren tet day. Wherd
offer to right arty. Brava lamp free. Aa-
dn•as l'rrloet Light Co., 140 Nassau WeekNow York.
1p INVRH'I'ED 1'I.IEARR tore. STAY!
'1 Ill ihug i nveuuon;
ctohewsruyn;Iddervyetloorplrsoighent
uwtglinitoghnhoo; u4imat•n0mat rei.n0p, e1o1flus1seloifth orefr rddao*im
ri0nsnohruAa'nreaco Co('o, Urn meq Colored*
1aN,1FDe— Energetld1 .men, nursery n aotwnedk
TV ,mnrotre,V hLd RA1l-
DEN, TORONTO, CANADA.
LOST, STIIASILO Olt STOLEN—FOOH
my premixes at Lvnedoch Norfolk
county, about Novetuber 20th, a large dark
brown, plotted bInrk, Indian pony ; aware na
hind irg from being tired for 0pavin; ants par.
sou giving int inflation nx to iia whrren ,ou
or deliveraug hltn to John l'hnrlton or usyseg
at Lynedoch, will be suitably rewarded.
Write nr telegraph to W. A. U1urltoa,
Lynwnn'h,
butter, NHw Laid Eggs
and Poultry Wanted
Consignments of Butter, Poultry and ae7
Ist I Eggn solicited. Prieto firm for choice hal
Iden. Choice young Chlelene,dry picked,eleaa
selling 110 to lair per pair. nail_ pay Bea
per lb. for BEEAn'A X, delivered Tereus*.
Correspondence solicited.
JOHN J. FEE02 front Street
r Last, 'reroutes
USE
1,000 MILE AXLE GREASE
It Pian No Equal
Manufactured only by
The Campbell M'tg, Co„ of Hardee'
Ontario, Canada.
For sale by all leading dealers.
ST. JACOBS
Ob
POSITIVELY CURES
Rheumatism
Neuralgia
Backache
Headache
Feetache
All Bodily Aches
AND
CONQUERS
PMN.
Blood
will tell
When an animal is all run down,
bas a rough coat and a tight hide,
anyone knows that his blood is ont
of order. To keep ananimal econa
micaUy be must be in good health.
DiCK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
is a necessity where the best results
from feeding would be obtained.
It tones neo the system, rids the
stomach of bots, worms and other
parasites that suck the life blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a ran down horse.
50 cents a package.
Laming, Mlla & Co., Agents,
flONTREAL
Pity the Poor Coal Man.
]Exchange,
Blohbs—Here's a story aboat F
coal dealer being arrested for fro
Slobbs—Well, the weigh of rte
transgressor is hard.
$100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will beleased be
learn that there le at hetet one dreaded disown
that edenee has been able to cure In an the
stages and that fa Catarrh. Hall'. Catar*b
Cure ie the only poalth•e euro now knows 80
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, befog a coos
etltotlonal disease, requires a coastltetloaM
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Coro le taken In.
tereaily, acting directly noon the blood ase
mucous eurtaces of the system, thereby dys
troyln the foundation of the disease, one
giving the patient strength by betiding u
the coaatltutloa and assisting astute to dol a
Its work. The proprietors bayous meets fat
In Its curative powers that they Mier Oto
Hundred Delineator any cue that 1t IoW IN
cure. Send for Ila' of teetlmoalala
I Address F 7. CHIENEY A 00,Tel.IA 0.
/told by drn glare. Tac.
HaBy Pap P111s ate Robot