The Blyth Standard, 1903-07-23, Page 6pt'""'"elettee
THE BOY JOHN WESLEY,
dfo Evidence of Any Precociousness
In His lieligious Development.
Of the nineteen children born to
Samuel and Susanna lieslety, only len
Survived the period of Infancy, and
Of these only three were awns, John
Wag thirteen years younger than
Samuel and six years older than
Chtarlh&. Of his early boyhood only
one incident is recorded. On a Febru-
ary night in 1700 tho rectory was
burned 11110 family, hurrying out In
terra', left the little boy John sleep -
lag to his attic chamber, and he wall
Wren out through e. window only an
Instant before the blazing roof fell
in upon els bed. Wesley always re-
tained a vivid recollection of the
Mete, and more than half a century
later, when, thinking himself near
death, he composed his epitaph, he
describes himself as "a brand pluck-
ed frau the burning"
Han mother deemed Ills rescue a
providential indication that her sou
Was prenervod for same groat work,
Lint rasolrod, rte ante Says, "to be more
particularly careful of the soul of
this child that That best so merci-
fully provided for." There Is, however,
no evidence of anything prec•oelous In
tho religious development of the boy,
but only a certain maid over-dellber-
ateuese, which he got from els mo-
ther, bat tt'Itich, to the more mercur-
ial temperament of the father, seem-
ed, In a lad not yet In his tepee,
half amuetng and halt vexatious.
"Sweetheart," said the rector to hie
wife, "I profess 1 think our boy intik
wouldn't attend to the most press -
!Mg' neceesltlen of nature unless lin
could give n rencon for lt."-From C.
T IVinolirster's "John \Veeley," bn
the Ju.1y Century.
M.A.W. CHASE'S 2�
CATARRH CURE.. ,Y Ce
1, t'nt direct to the diseased
.,:..,.„,..•4114
parts l the improved Wont,
4 Heeltehe ulcera. Vida the alt
',usages,ncps droppings in tea
a a! throat and rmeatio�p aures
Catarrh and itav Fev, Slower
bee. All de- 'as, or or, A. W. Chun
Medicine Cu.. Tomato sod Buffalo
BINDER rAik,
Some of the important features of
the Ma Bey-tlarr.11 Binder are:
Folding Dividero-No !mite or torte
tee unecroW. You merely release a
spring on the outnitte Divider and
unhook the iladde one to fold them.
A youngtetst. can do It easily and
properly. The Dividers are very
rigid in their working positions and
remain at whatever angle they are
folded over the conveyor canvas.
Floating Elevatote-They literally
float. The grate cannot stick or
choke In the Massey -Harris eleva-
tor, no matter how much it be
blanched.
Simple Knotter-Capable of ad-
justment to take up wear.
Reel -Salted for handling the
Mope under all conditions of wea-
ther or land. It will pick up tan-
gled or laid grain and lay It neatly
an the table, It also handles long or
e ffort grain with splendid success.
Roller BearIngs throughout to
lighten the draft and make the work
easy for the horses. The beasts know
when they are hitched to a Llinasey-
Harrlo--lt rune too easily.
Gentlemen Bead.
"Choose a wile with a low, soft
votco grid a grotty toot," said a vet-
eran man of the weal tin, other day
t0 a man about to marry. "',hey aro
tho only things, which won't change,
W ind when you are old you eon close
your eyes nod eaten to your wire's
shatter, or glance drown at Incelittle
foot resting on the fender, and Ima-
gine you are e'till young. Now, a
pretty Igloo eolnetinteg grown spare
aM1 saillil, or the contour is covert d
up by a burden of adipoal. The sunny
hair grows gray. Even the eyes
(Mange when eurroundcd by wrinkles.
'11ho llttle hand grows yellow WW1
s8rlveied. But the Pettily booted foot
may look Jnct as it .11 ,1 Zang ago, and
the pretty voice be as harmonious
as erer."
ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
Removes all hard, soft or callousal
lumps and blemishes from horses
blood vomit, curb., spliete, ringbone,
Sweeney, stifles, sprains, sore anti
Swollen throat, coughs. ete. Save SSO
Sy use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful blemish cure ever
knows
\Nodde,l Felicity.
There was singular felicity, (and
May It last all their lives) Inca wed-
ding which took place this weak in
a country village, John Midwinter
married May Flowers. Their wedding
day was the coldest wo have had
tile year. -London Dolle Express.
Keay War to Quiet Him.
Young wife -What do you do when
ebur l{nnebattd gots Cross and wants
to scold?
Wife with experience --I read him
ane or two of the lettere he used to
write to me before we were married.
"THE ONLY WAY."
There is but one way to property
appreciate the advantages of a trip
to New York or Boston on the
trains of the New York Central
Jtailway, and that le to use the line.
See your tkket agent.
Where the Boy It Trained.
Chien go Post.
"Yes," said the father, "we are
thoroughly up to date."
Then he led the vieltor to the wood-
Thie," he explainers, "Is our trail
tog school. As long as I have a
abtngie left 1 intend to ane that Wil-
li la properly trained"
Owing to the great number of advertise-
ments received tet the
BLUE RIBBON TEA
COMPETITION
:lie labor of selecting the price winners
has taken several ee, hs. The fullu,rlag
are tbe siteccestol eempet 'tsars
--
1St -Ji II. llorrow, 1:Ilea St., lVht-
nip,,g
211d -Ea. Donn, IVestnains),r 110 11
Winnipeg,
8rd-J. 11. Mitchell, 318 St. Paul St.,
Montreal, Clue,
4th -Ed, Hawke, doors' Jaw.
5th -J, Dow, Burr Block, New West-
minster.
0th -Ralph M. Reade, 25e D'Abgullon
11t.. Quebec, Hurl
7th -W. t'. Forms u, Dngersoll, Ont.
8th -It, W. Meredith, Zoete,
Oth--F, D, emetic 250 King 80„ Win-
nipeg.
10th --Herrn Chapman, Niagara-on-
tho-Lnke.
11th -Macy torten 0, Ingersoll.
12th-,len110 bouton. Lorne, Out,
lath -It, F. Eillaby, New Westmin-
ster
14th -Mrs. Forrest, Robson St., Van-
Coaver,
15th -C„ J. Thacker, Winnipeg.
loth --R. W. Torrance, Galt, Ont,
17th -Miss 8, .1. Ilnrieet, Stellarton,
Pietou Co., N. 8.
18th-Robt. Keeping, 10 Windsor
St., Toronto.
lath --A. G. E. Lowman, 275 Portage
Ave„ Winnipeg.
Otb-J. G. Tudhope, Ingersoll.
21st -Jos. Lay, Real.urn, Man.
22nd -Mrs, W. Nickel, Waterloo, Ont,
23r1 -D. M. Fleet, Ingersoll.
24th -A, R. Smith, Ilex 518, Wood-
etock, Ont.
25th -Geo. 11. Im rwlll, 028 Broad-
way, Winnipeg, Man.
Young 01d People of Today.
People quit growing old at 40 hall
a century ago. They quit It when
they erased thinking themselves old
at 40, cresol (lemming old at 40,
not to 'meek of drinking 0hrmeelvea
old at -10. The young mall of 50 or
60 now wears the natty Motile
twee,' o,' tergen that his son or
gtnnth:on wears, tlppal off with a
jaunty lute 110 gout to 'medial], the
meter hr Leepe tip with the pro-
cnse'on and Is all in for n geed time
in 11,0 Icrttio:', h. all u ly. The yt.ung
woman with Ilia in white or col-
ors, with th0 gay lett, who has the
manners of a youthful, but self-re-
tipecting girl of 20 in the Med cen-
tury, Le his wife, perhaps a grand-
mother, but none the laws young
and happy yet. They feet young, they
ddroeyoung, they believe lhemse1
ves
coung-by the UI eat Horned Spoon,
they are young -Louisville Herald,
Reflectional of a Cynic.
When tome. people make up their
minder they aro 'nighty poor ma-
t oriel.
Deafness is a terrible affliction to
the man who likes to hear himself
talk.
There are 00010 queer people In
tate world. 0' anionally as truthful
man goes flNlnng.
Cucmnbene, college graduates and
mom—mous other green things are
sow le the nutrket.
It le sometime( cosier to apolo-
gize then to explain hon- you hair
penal to acquire teat black eye,.
Sit down to the Washing
To economise fabric, time and
strength and wash your clothes
cleaner use a
New Century
Washing Machine.
There is nothing washable it will not
wash -perfectly clean -du it in half
the time without boiling the clothes.
Runs on ball bearings, just a touch
does it. Send for des-
criptive circular, better
still, ask any
hardware
man to show
it to you,
The Dowswell
Mil{. Co., Ltd.,
Hamilton,
Ont.
As Every One (las Seen it.
I{artley Journal.
Some women will gobliln up a whole
handful of the buck silt, of their dress
and skirts, yank up the guy ropes
of their cornet, until they almost
equeese their livers and immortal
coals out of place, pot a dead bird
on their Mite, go strutting round
over town teelling tickets for an en-
teetaintnent to raise motley to help
'end mlgelonnrles to some foreign
clime for the pltrpoee of teaching
civilization to (Jro poor heathens
who baro never known what It Is to
wear a cort0t end have been strug-
gling on In ignorant belief that tdrde
wore created to ging instead of being
worn on hats,
THE ERUPTIONS In enema pour mt dis-
charges. lied hlnod ranee* the trouble. The
meal remedy is wearer's Cerate, and wenv-
er's Syrup drivel the poison from the blood.
Too Early.
San Franc'eeo Recaminer.
"General, I have tar honor to re-
port that the enemy has retired."
"'nate; strange. 1t Isn't becltimn
yet,"
talo SEASHORE EXCURSIONS $10
Atlant Ic City, Cape May,
Sen Isle ('ity, Ocean City, via Le-
high Valley ]railroad, August 4, I8
en,i 25. Tickets only $10. The
round trip from Suspension Bridge ;
stopover allowed at Philadelphia.
Tickets good 15 days.
For further particulars call on or
address Robt, R. Lewis, Passenger
Agent, 39 Yongo street, Toronto,
Ont.
Headaches From House Paint,
At this season, when houses aro
ung painted everywhet'e, a greet
ninny headaches are suffered by those
who have to breath the fume; of
Paint. A preventive of these head-
aehes was indicated by n painter yes-
terday, "If your bedroom 144 being
painted," !to said, "and you sleep in
It while its walls aro toot, or if your
sitting room Is being painted, and
you work le it, a headache Is al-
most ❑teviteble and with some per-
sona dem headache is so serloue as
to confine them to their rooms for
several dttyo. Such fumes might be
easily avolled. At the newly painted
room a beets of tnilk should tot
placed. The milk somehow will dea-
den the paiul'o odor n.nd, sines it
Is the odor that eanees the illness,
no headache will 00511e. After a few
hours the milk will have a distinct
smell of paint about It. A basin of
water In a fresh painted roan le
another good preventive of odors
and M headaches. The water. after
a little while to ouch a room, ac-
quires an o11y scumj'-Philadelphia
Record.
For feeding Purposes.
"I watt": u, lawn mower," add Mr.
Bewberb; "one that is a misfit 10
every way. One that con141111. be
Inuslted by an electric power -house,
and that wouldn't est grass any-
way."
"Slay I ask," Baia the amazed clerk,
"why you wish such a umachine?"
"Certainly," replied Mr. Sewbnrb,
"I want to break sumo of my neigh -
hors of the borrowing hab11,"-Ba;ti-
Inore Amerieui.
TROUBLES OF EX -
CHIEF OF POLICE
Could Not Stand Before Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Mr, Charles (.IlchrIel bud Htabetee
for Years-DedtIs Kidney Pilin
Cured 11
Port Elope, Ont., July 20. --(Speciale
-Mr. Charles Gilchrist, Chief of Po-
lice h
'0lion' herr for fifteen years and after-
tvar(kt Doudnion lathery Overseer, is
ram testimony
eltrays willing to add l is tco l u y
to the volume of proofs from all
parte that 1)o.ld's Kidney Pills never
htit to 0llre any form of Kidney lila'
case.
''I ant a be altliv man. l o.id's K:dot y
Pills have done the job," is the way
Mr. Giiehrist pats it. "1Vhee 1 first
ettu'tett to take Dodd's Kidney Ville I
WAS In an awful state.. I had been a
sufferer from Diabetes and Kidney
Disorder for ten ycars.)ly urine watt
of a dark brlcky colo', and I would
Furter something awful while luasel1;;.
"I tried everything and tried the
doctors, but could get no help till I
was advised to ate Dodd's Kidney
Bills. They hetet made tee 0 new
man."
Mr. Gilchrist 1s getting on In years,
but he feats yomet. Thetis whet
) old's Eithey I i11a do for 0 than.
Brash Your Trace.
There are fen: women probably
who would belies it if y-uu told
them they did not know laow to wash
their rectae propelIy, but it le a
truth that few know how to per-
form tills tittle act ate as to get
the beret result:; and erononitze In
'heaaly' bills. There le no use to
„mploying n nntnsense to manipu-
late the mitered' of the Ines for a
Ball hour once a ',reek and then wash
and wipe the face several times n
,lay foe the remairning time, strok-
ing the temielen ill exactly the direc-
tions to empirnetze the wrinkles ra-
ther than cradi^ate them. 1t seems
so much ta'Ir'r to rub the face down-
ward, but you notice that your
beauty Iloetor relay away and up-
ward at the corners of tho mouth,
also by the eyrie. Remember the
tendency of the 110111 is to sag, and
when you wipe or massage your owe
lace, rub upwaiol-' Uebornh.'
I was Cured of a severe odd by
JI IN ARM!, LINI3IENT.
Oxford, N. 8. It. F. Rawson.
I war Cured of a terrible sprain
by MINARD'S LINIMENT.
FRED, COULSON.
Yarmouth, N. 8, Y. A. A. C.
I war Cured of Black Erysipelas
by MINARD'S LINIMENT:
IInglesv'ille. J. W. RUGGLES.
A Natural Inference.
Chicago Poet.
"It was very affecting when I
naked old Banks for his daughter.
iffy, I wept myselT"
"1)Id he kick as harm as all that?"
Mtnard'e Liniment Cures Distemper.
Shirt waists and dainty
linen arc made delightfully
clean and fresh with Sun-
light Soap.
ID
Terrible Welty.
N. Y. herald.
A prominent tnSnrinee man in New
York tells of au Ohl woman wlto
rolled on at1 agent of his company
down south to arrange for insurance
on their Image and furniture. "lt'e-
Nivn't ltad no ineerttnce for five
years" she expinllud, "We hey Jen'
been dependin' on the Lord: bat I
gatyt' to my old :nail, I says, thet
terrible risky."
Dlinard's Liniment Cures Garget In
Cows.
Istria Tete -ft -tete,
N. le Sun.
There was n young person termed
(1
Tote
Who dined with his girl at 8.013;
At Ude very late ditto
'Twould be hard to relate
What Tate and his tote•u•teto ate,
Tete -n -tote at 8.08."
Minard'e Liniment Cures Coble, ete.
A Khkilttlloch Stoy,
An old man, who was a bit of a
worthy- 1n his 011'11 inarticular way,
melded M a house near the Fourth
and Clyde :'anal, not a hundred miles
from Kirklntllloch, Ono day John-
nie (for such was the worthy's
ad Mill, being dry, and seeing no wrty
of raising the wind to get the prlce
oda dram, thought he would tackle
his wife Jean and see tvhat gee
could do in the way of relieving his
distress. Shuffling Into the house
with a very forlorn look on hie face
Ile awaked itis wife 00 follows:
'I want tuppence, ,fern. I'm no'
redly' verra tee)"
"Rye think Bre agathin' else to
Inc wi' Incemiller than gin 1t to yo
to gang nn' drink'.' Four liknr yo
was; aekln' me to gee ye Mme wit{
to brek to kindle the fire. Na I John
ale, yell ger nae tuppence o' mine.'
"Are ye no' gain to gie me it,
Jean 1"
"Na I nn' ye mleht hoe male sense
than ask it"
"Wee!, Pil Ildt awe' Soon an' fling
mysel' in the Cannel." Taking off
Ida jacket, he threw It down on the
floor and hold out his hand, say-
ing:
"Gulp -bye, Jean. Ye see whit 'ye
hat got to answer for," Leaving
Dm house he wended hie way down '
tltronglt the garden towards the
canal bank. When about half way 1
down ho hoard Jean's voice shout- '
leg:
-Johnnie, Johnnie"
All Truth One.
Chicago Chronicle.
The scientific studies of Leo's
youth were reflected in itis lite at-
titude to science, Keen logicban, be
knew that there could e no con-
nect between science and revelation,
all troth being one, Every new vic-
tory of man over matter ho
claimed as a victory for pro.
grew, All knowledge he rev.
erenced as additional splendor In
the ritual of the universe worship-
ing divine power which reserved for
man's lnvertlgatlon all physical tact.
Whit (eye want?" lee asks.
"Coma hack at aince ail put on
your Jacket. A bonnie-lookin' corpse
ye sold be want ill' it."
Needless to say, Johnnie went back
for lib;' jacket', and forgot to go and
throw himself into the canal.
Nash greasy dishes, pets or pans with 1
Lever's I)ry Soap a powder, It will re-
move the grease with the greatest ease. 315
Row the Jackass Was Gagged.
The lute Harriet Cohen (alto "only
original Cohan, of Baxter street,
used to like to (011 low he once won
a bet' of $50.
"I was on 0 gunning trip with
some friends of mine," Le would say,
"and In to field closo to the house
where we olept a jackass pastured.
Tide Jackass kept us awake with his
braying a good part of the night.
My friends, 'do what they would,
Mold not put a stop to his noise.
'el happen to know a good Iwil
about Jackaseee. They abound, you
know, In Posen, the country where
I come from. Co I said to inc
friends;
l bet you $50 that I can stop
this anin,,ain noise, so that to -night
',he won't bray once.' "
" They took the bot and that ev-
ening I treated the Jacknae for a
minute or two. The result was
that all night long he was as sil-
ent as the grave.
.)fly (111mis in the morning pall
me what sons due, and they exam -
teat the animal. They found a
heavy storm ticd to his tall. That
Ws all.
"They conld not undcrrtnndtvhy
title should have kept him from
braying, so I had to explain the
reason to them. Do you know tbo
reason? No? Well, it was this; 4
jackass,
elevated bony, t ll lin iseveto envowit`h
Fids backbone. As long as It hangs
down 1.'- can make no sound. My
Leavy 61ooe, therefore, served the
ptn'pose of a first class gag."
ISSUE NO 30 a 1903
Mrs, WInslows 00001ng Sirup 'amp
always he used for Children Toothier.
soothes the child, softens the ours wlat�
cone end le the best remedy or DBlsrrbaa.
INtecreN,II N'I'A 1113 `)l&I'heittl1tST"
I1
heed realleuce, large airy moles, two
bath menta, good cuisine, Inwn, largo shade
trees! live minutes' walk lake. good
tiahl.tg, louring, yachting, driving, cycling.
Terms front Ihve Japers per week. Apply to
"NI a plebur.t," 114 Earl street, Kingstou,
stet.
ALBERT COLLEGE,
Belleville, Ont.
5111 etudcnt, enrolled last year. 184
young Indies end 151i young men. One of
the hest equipped nod mostlargely attention
colleges to ttntar111. Stunk, Comnlerelal
Flue Art, F:locution, I'hysleal vulture,
Domestic Silence, 0!aritculation and Teach-
ers' ('nurses,
Will Re -open Tuesday, Sept. 8th, 1903,
For flluetrated droners undress
!'CINI'IPAL DYER, 1), D.
Summer
Excursions
To Rochester, 1000 Islands, tiny of Quint*,
l nplds St. Lawrence, to 010111roai, Quebec,
Murray ltay, Itivver du Loup, Taduueao,
Saguenay lilt er.
Steamers Toronto, Kingston
also by steamers IIamittnn, Spartan
mud Corsican,
Further Information apply to 11. {'roster
Chaffee, 1('eetern I'nsseuger Agent, Toronto
USE
1,000 MILE AXLE GREASE
It Has No Equal
Manufactured only by
THE CAMPBELL MFC. CO.
of HAMILTON, ONTARIO.
For sale by all leading dealers.
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1.lbhy Luncheons made ready in a
law moments.
Vest Loaf Potted Turkey
Deviled Ham Ox Tongue, &m
Quickly made ready to serve,
Are U. S. Government Inspected.
Keep in the house for emergencies-toreep-
Pers-nor sandwiches -for any time when you
want something good and want it quick,
nandsomo lllostrated unoklat, "good Things to
F,n"aent free, bend a re 20 stows for large Alt..
of ehm world, in rotor..
Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago, 111.
Tberefbre,
Puck.
She -I suppose It is a genuine an-
tique ?
The Dealfr-Why, of course it is,
madame : .and, besides, It Is the very
Latest thing in antiques,
There 1s more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other dloenses put together,
and until the last few year. was supposed to
be Incurable, lora great many years doc-
tors pronounced it a local disease and pre..
eribed local remedies and by constantly, tan.
Ing to cure with local treatment, pronounced
It Incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be
a constitutional disease and therefore re -
entree a constitutional treatment. Hall'eCtt.
torch Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney ``
Co., Toledo, Ohio, le the only constitutional
euro on the market. 1t is taken Internally to
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful It.eM
directly on the blood and 1.11 4.10001 endOt
the system. Thev offer one hundred dol
for say ease It folio to cure. Send for cb ei.
lan and teoWmoniale,
Address P, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo', O.
Sold by Drngglets-75e.
nail's Family Pills are the best.
Pretending.
Punch,
Auntie -You know you ought not
to be playing elope on Sunday.
Marjorie -Hut you see. auntie,
dear, we were Just pretending IPS
Monday.
Mlnard'e Liniment Ceres Diphthe-
ria
Quite a Dangerous Woman.
Lite.
"Mrs. Talkyer-Blind can say some
of the most cutting things."'
"Yes. If elle could only lleep her
mouth closed for five minutes you
could have her arrested for carry.
Ing concealed weapons."
SU ERIOR TO
ALL OTHERS
E. B. EDDY'S
NEW
INDURATED
FIBRE WARE
TUBS, PAILS, ETC
For sale by all first class dealers
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