Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), August 16, 1883, p. 1

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loaoto oil appeoved notes notes discounted and interest allowed on deposits ice cream parlor 150 ctan 4tu gust is the price op the iron axle waggon thctlm at tokmu kvc lfl k8s f oetp mrs w c kinc kc t i t 1 qi ui ice caam pari u tn nil lie it ie1 frt 1 id c n m vla w ter nir u i throaftoat th k r fresh confectionery i lm 1 l i fruits strt01 in tlcir cison j pitn t lad par pp li with ice run ic tt cill inicital mi s klt vc n a il n t j day j has u uut a car oi 1 dire t frtmi uil mauu fa turcr- ald givio llie pntitg mu 1 1 1 to rou i urxbi t pce ites his customer he benefit reduced price ofi5 tht u the diffcrcicc m bajm irect f n u the i uuftcluixi rtlhttr than from mid i lcn farmers mi- railway men t might have been more kind tl en calm kllerfrolu owr llit wa oui ahttlolotur viitl i jouug tuaji wool tufi cnel ul i u ould llial 1 had douo ixtter vov lhat tljfl mother i loe it jul i iiec lot much i liavc loft uusaid uaj for the daj fonrver fled mi hi arttv bett iat t r l id r n tlen cai io a totter uut of tl o v ct tbcrc never c jld came ai otber it wld i havb trivd to do uij best pardon a djhig uruuier o ihcu in union a bea i wax ban id hcartbrcaki ig thoughts n monk rj croj brother oh hrother one cried aloo i wothl i lath t wrt umi r tema cvie t i jfisiill ce rigg ldb tut rn c ko 4r ivr t v o t- ai caruny- h c- t c n- hs proes- j at k ct lateaiian inp i r at- o charge f t j 1 ju g s goodwill barr v x d t georgeou 4it 3art05t mr- ra bijc ruev di fl v iinfr idiit cl gaelph ontano on- r y square ttt b bhgg pp utir ll illlwkicrhr re imiinc c i u i ec i p 0 iair i ia po f eaxc1s t acceo ioii lit ic bck3k1similr 3t george s sauirt galpa aceotmt boob ol ill but mid t ca periodicals of errr dcacrption cacfullv bonad- iahnoeillvantl p-oniptlv- done tttll he1istreet licensed auctioneer fo- tie counties of t ellmglou and uilwu ol lft at ull fei iees office acton -j- mr reslence m acton wiu be porir d attend h to tems reaniw 1 tio monev tojloan ol the mot tn orable terms andt itljret rates of interest in stimi of o00 aj1 apirards k splehdid new stock bargains i udies gents gold amd silver watches v f iklxr stk k hi electro plate jlvtuhc fabd all niw stylis biff bargains in specrtaeles and eyeciaases wm s smith xte ach uid clocrw hoac of guclph uiftii mil iaui u m torruw and paiu uusinfi thougli be wa humeu i ck r eyank uevcr hall see him nam i down in tbo doep lua buried he wii my friend uoth lovins and trauc aaght of mr fnonculii he akoa btt wis wtonp i t ould i had helped tli dear ftllow alotig woku lulbtn r l i a fcoldr f 01 ocra i aclypxvc thite ia the wiatrj wuithcr he waamreuainr coal aud brari oft we ha4 fought loeetber w liut a 1 audful of dst at lcla berciun icorn and aafftr twlav qh in llieda th bare jiiwdwiv hoffw ha u urtrlmc ce otr patent dustproof case u ooll i had becu mort liul to mj w jl oaj i r had helped brother oh if todar conld bnng back to lift jan for oce banr sfy mother oil for n r flber t loter ah tt i better i ch loumi to nd k1t a lore that 1 as couic to an cad with waitham movement afwr a trcnf no sorrow can mend 1 wavtdflaluf wrthnd b savage glelph dur story the oldest drug store the wooden wedding in guelph t ikl foe alt lune can be had at the canada lime vi cis m einall or large ooantaties at any tnne apph ui the kiln near tolton s null tsr to ci sihth star it 12 bol 172 actov t ihbeu wahtid d tae aclerfaed is prepared to purchase aajqcaat t c e in h rca rtd beccli soft maple nni as rui op tiawood white un poplar alite oud i aim of plead pise cedar or black ash in either boltt loo or f tanding tree 4 ppl at once to tffo c jioope acton ont efcintst farms for sale fm 1 co ho per am -bt- i 0 hendricks real estate aazt houston bcutarc these tanra art improi ed vnth boildnigf fences frut trees and berrcn of all kinds good irater plcnt- cf timber land good roadi chool ajd chtirchef jjoodtmarkcto onij ti miles rod philadelphia- pleut of full oysters and game vcrv productive landtclunate m id and pleaaant come and ee for yourself md be cannnced i am prepared with team and carnage to tafce naaors ia see the farms frc of charge 1 d htinjitte booston delaware tames matthews aeent for fire insarance cos ldfe accident insurance tickets 3000for 25c per dap agent for the dominion steamthip co retttnilickfets issued or tickets to bnugoat j yow fneqds amnzi tvks ilmost 4t ubiusi jtoney to loan good joint or endorsed i hottdate notes discoantod i agoat for the canadian loan 4 satings i 0 toronto costetuiczb or jjjoa mortgages diaonarares gttttle mortgages farm and boose leases agreements sec qadidir coort com rm queens benoli tf atf inerof marriage licenses 0am for orain and pork rivals scotch tweeds xtl areat variety shaw crundy merchant tailors ctuelph caution each plug of the myrtle navy is maeked t b none other genuine pure pans green c have imported a large ttippl genuine paris creen and we can guarantee onr eus- tomeia reliable article at erj lowest price wo always make it a point tt test out greeu before setting it therefore those w ho bin from iii are never disap pointed olr looh of machine oils is complete and we can give you a v anet of oils for all kinds of machiuetj varying in puce ac- coiding to quahtj best canadian coal oil best american coal oil always on hand w c smith co dispensing chemists hikinbothams block gaelph sake do oj know tliat a week from i to morrow will be the timber atiimersarr of lliat dear couunbtal da wuencayid hoenris over tle alur tied the hyinemal j knot which made us twain j beu delivered the above line bit u ora i ton not m tlic effective off han 1 ujanuer wbjch proves the unprompta hut with a halting precision which betnued the effort it had cost to corraalate and remember it nor was it the first fine speech i have heard dehered with aa effort i buppo oa mean wooden wedding i replied yes bat doeau t timber mcau wood i d like to know now i li tell ioa what i ve been thinking i waut to celebrate it a celebration of that sort would be new in one neck of woods ou see and i think it would take big it wouldn t cost much and there 11 no felling the useful things which our friends might bring us the milk egs butter meat frmt and flour we hae in plenu no and according to ms figuring ten dollars for sweets and other jun jacks would faraih a sumptuous sap per for fift or more persons i read the other da about an old fellow of eighh married to his fourth wife who celebrated his wooden wedding and his friends who attended the sapper brought them uat- oodies of things among the rest a set of parlor fnrmture and a nice top buggj i belie e it pay to celebrate ones wooden j wedding to a nothing of the pleasant oc i casion of meeting one s friends i ii fix up the back porch for them to pile the heav j furniture on and if auj one brings n new reaper or a top bugg it can just be left in the door vard tho who bring piecioas gooda m small packages can put tliem on the parlor table i have written ont the innution card which i will read to oc we the undersigned have conclnbed to surprise our friends and give them an op- portrautv of showing then appreciation of us bj celebrating our wooden wedding on date all who receive a duplicate of this card are cordiallv requested to come and bring a good appetite and whatever other valuable piece of furmtuw his or her generoaitj ma- suggest benjamin and sokej there if on will allow me i think that s straight to the point and flatter myself it is somewhat original formerc s sake ben stop and take breath aud let me speak it is very eas to talk about entertaining and furnishing supper for fifty or more guests but it w not so easy to make the needed arrange meats how do ou buppose i am going to get through such an affair and no help to be had this side of africa that i know of here is a bit of wisdom i want you to stow away for future reference to the good appetites brought to celebrations of thkmd you desire to make generally far outnumber all other valuable pieces of furniture produced for the occasion now soke don t go and spoil all my nice plana with a iig wet blanket my heart is so set on this celebration yon know a fellow cannot have bat one wooden wedding anle6sunje6a he marries again and somehow x just feel it in my bones that we will have a jolly fame and onr friends will do a nice thing by as in the of presents ou know 111 help cook the next two dn ben spent wntim oat the imitations then the cooking began lu earnest and ben beu the egg mid i fit lrred batter and kneadtd cioulii till n head grtw ditz kt last the eenn of the important da armed aud leaving the cuhuan depart ment for ad hour or tw o in care of melmda joues ben and i arrajed m oar be t bib and tucker stood at the hall door to receive our guesta beu holding a tablet on which he kept tallj of each arrival sixty five guests and lhirv ooe par eels higlied ben as the clock tolled off the stroke of eight bake what do von spose is in all those queer looking little wads which tliev have been piling on the parlor table precious goods m small parcels wins pered i but i havu t heard anv deposits on the back porch no ausweredbeu thev iiave ail come btraight in from the frojt gate to the hall door and the presents whatever the are are m that conglomerate i otj the tabic i most begin to wish we had uot celebrated it juet then melmda poked her head m at the opposite door andgaveuie a significant wink and i burned into the kitchen to find that her ouugt hopeful had man aged to push the cover off the ice cream and had filled the vessel coutamili it to overflowing bv throwing into it voing hetcher bigbet s i ew ulhie which the meddlewjnie cherab had minned prill down from the clohe- rack in the hall of coarse melmda a aln jst in hvstencs and i had to tmothcr m own regret to comfort her while george ashmgton wasled an the coat and hung it behind i the stove to tin thea i had to extrac ben from the sitt ug room and explain the mishap to him which was a sore disap pointmeut for he had jnded himself no little oa the reparation of that ice cream j the neit mishap a the breaking down of the parlor sofa then vouus primrose fleniming cauht his feet in hiss tulip j springer s tram and fell forward into the dreasingcasc gla and hnered it to atoms danug suppe- i beard ifrs bubee ru i mark to col 1 lemming that she thought t isoked real httle not to have ice cream m iat the supper wh- over and the cake and oydio whict were not eaten were 6towed in la ket h kvm mothers 1 wjio had promised their wailing darlings j that if thev would be jjod thev would j bring them some melmda took a basket full and balh grub and several ohers toakajjasket full aud evea rb bigbee i took a slice o jelh take for her little i teddv supper ia lune tht 0 are one ben aud i stand face to face for a moment j i know that i loon tired fo i feel so ben j looks glum and silentlv we turn and fall to exanunmg oar present i suniman six cheap vralkilg sticks seven wooden tobacco pipe uiree booi jacks one carved cigar box axuiahed four rollmgpins five potato mashers one hunch tooth picks and the balance in butter paddles or ladles if vou prefer the name soke in a hollow mournful tone 1 m tired awful tired so am i i am almost sick too bo am l and i am disappointed so am i i was just opening mv lips to sav i told vou so but he looked 60 doleful i resolutelv closed them again and silently we laid us down to spend the small hours between us aud da v in fitful slumber if ben and i should live to see our diamond wedding we will never celebrate another he wasnt bosa any more k traveling man who makes veaxlv visits to a certain countrv store m kentucky drove up to the establishment the other dav and asked to bee the boss how are ou smith he said when a verv depressed looking ipan came to the door how are von vho did oo want to see i wanted fo see the boss all right 1 11 call whv am t ou the boss no not any more and he looked over his skoulder in a frightened wav you were when i was here a vear ago les i know it but vou see lve got married since then misapplication the illustration of words in conduct does not always express their true meaning yer nab sent me a threatenin letter sab said an arkansaw negro to an ac quaintance an ise gwine to nab ver rested and han led might rough by the law my letter was not threatening didn ter say yer owes me monej an i wants yer to remit 4 yes that s what i said dont remit mean yer s gwuie to whip me the just time yer seed me 9 certainly not den i knows a man what used dat word wrong he writ ter me axm me ter remit and do fast time he seed me he hrjpped on me and bruiaed me scanlous i wisb folks would pay more tention ter det bookfi an not onconbtrueao many words a mistake whifih mothers make w hen the daughter has grown up selfish and domineering it is pnmarilv the mothers own fault ihe fond mother especjahv if she has few of the good things of tliio woikl is too ukelv to sav i will wvennce e cr thing for niv child i will do without that she mav possess i wih drudge that she mav be a ladv i will stav out of societ and wear old clothes that she mav laaut as well dressed as her companions and enjoj herself that is the 6rst misstep anv mother who follows that plan will be the slave of her daughter before she ia out of pinafores ajd the daughter is sure to grow up selfish exactuig hillv and unreasonable b and bv the mother looks for some reward she doesn t ask for fine clothes and relief from drudgerv she has got used to her hard lot bat she craves a little svmpathv and com mendatioti from the worshipped daughter for whom she has done so much ke altogether too much so much that it has spoiled the girl s naturallv sweet and unselfish disposition marv ia a little ajeasv once in a while but she has no real sjmpalhv with her toil worn mother she is ashamed of her mother s old fash toned clothes though she takes as her right all the new ones herself and the esthetic vouug ladv is impatient and mortified because her mother can t talk about auvthmg but common domestic snbjecu voa know this is all wrong as lon ao a woman j has a home she should be the undisputed mistress of it the saenorofneer as long j as a daughter remains in her father s houe she is the natural and proper sub j o of her mother daughters f broaght up to understand this and to share their actions accordinglv receive a j disop ine which best fit them to be in j the r turn mistresses of their own homes andjudic uas mother a mother is right j in deainng the bet welfare of her child but tt is better for the child that her uijther should maintain her own dignified j poaitioj and that she should make the mcnt of herself intellectual and sociallv thedttde by h c d0xwe a is the actress ihiidndekibemta 1 h hia billiards jjilta bouquets and bets c is hf tuetk nganjttc cam aud collar d im his driuku on another min t dollar y is hii tj o gliuw an 1 ingliftli air i is the free lunch that be u ov a r eparei g is the gir ho en dcators to mash h is his hat just aa flat as hiacoah i is ln iguo- ranee always dit- iilac1 j is the jewelleri du him a r ro cj k is his knowlodfcc of 1 o t y antl sin l fs bis legs that arc crooked aud tbin m b hib moastachc uino hai s t o a side is hu neck tie sol ed thin to hide oa b old man whom ho wfl not endorse p is his iocketbook empty of course q is his qaarrel when he eu a kick ii is the racket that wakes hmi so sick ft is h s thoe- r ilinrp at tbo tot t is hia tailor who fl 1 1 r h i m with woe h is h i s uncle wh 0 pays ante h bill v ii h i s vie e that makes h i m 1 cok so ill wihis waah woman scold ing the beat x is xer lion to keep ou hia feet- is hbyewnsforhef tired oat quite zuthe be i zigzag hejralkj when tight j maxims for grape growers the i t it dr r lav s down the following rule which mav be aptlv termed the impe growersmaxims i preiare the ground m the fall plant m sj ring give the vine plentv of manure old and well decomposed for fresh manure excites the growth but does not mature it luxuriant growth does not insure fruit i dig deep bat plant si allow i ioung vines produce beantif ul fruit but old vines produce the richest g prune in the autun n to insure giowth but m spring to promote frmtfnlness 7 plant vour vines before on put up tresaise v ineh like old oldiers should have good arms 9 prune spurb to one developed bud for the nearer the old wood the higher flav oared the fruit 10 thoe who pruine long must soon climb ii ine leave love the sun the fruit the shade u everv leaf has a bud at the base and either a bunch of frst or a tendril oppos iteit 13 a tendril is an abortive fruit bunch a banch of fruif a productive tendril 14 a bunch of grapes without a healthv leaf opposite it is like a ship at sea without a rudder it cannot come to port 15 laterals are like some politicians if not checked thev are the worst of tnieves how to keep comfortable it is sapposed bv most persons that if thev bathe m cold water drink iced lemon ade ginger ale ice water etc sleep with a thin covering over them eat cold dinners and rub their face with their pocket hand kerchiefs everv few minutes that they will be cool or at least as comfortable as the weather will permit now this is all wrong a cold drink makes one feel ex ceedingly comfortable for a few moments and then the individual will feel warmer than ever and perspire more profusely the best wav to keep cool is as follows do not drink any ice water take only one glass of soda or lemonade a day eat a warm dinner but do not eat quite as much as vou want take hot tea or coffee for breakfast just as jou do in winter sleep with a very light gauze blanket over yon in the night and take a spongebath in tepid salt water before retiring this makes the body cool and keeps mosquitoes away do not wear a heavy hat or tight collar wear light flannels low out shoes carry an umbrella and above all do not rub your face too often because the action only heats the skin to a greater degree and makes you perspire more freely ii this advice is strictly followed you will be cooler and healthier anything that was handy little sam wrmkler on visiting a neigh boring family last saturday was addressed by the lady of the house what oan i do for you my ijttle man she asked i dunno said sam mamma told me not to ask for a oaks or pie as x did last timet and im sorter at ft loss to know what fo ask for for i dont know what else yoavegot in year pantry anyhow but i can put up with most anything thats handy fan and fancy k lawver is about the onl man that ever made anv thing bv opposing a woman s will one who knows sajs that m the countrj thev blow a horn before dinner but in town thev take one the rtarting point qf mam a love match the old man e boot wh are bores like trees becaue we love them best when the leave y e hear a good deal about the rage for speculation but the rage generalh comes after the speculation a wit being asked on the failure of a bank t ere vou not ubset replied no i onh lost mv balance what a carious language kngush is a man is late when he ia dead and gone and a train is late when it hasn t come a housekeeper asks what is the sim plest wav to keep jellv from moulding on the top shut a small bo up w the pan in for a few minutes i would like scolloped ojsters she remarked he answered meaning to be funn i dout ki ow how to scallop ovsters then bias some said she artist on summer tour ah madam might i have the pleasure of painting jour picturesque httle cottage country dame waal i don t know guess t tan le might whitewash the fence too if v e like words of wisdom c haracter is higher than intellect a great soul will be strong to liv e as well as to think hia heart was as great as the world but there was no room m it to hold the memorv of a wrong the fountain of beaut ia the heart and even generous thought illustrates the walls of your chamber the ornaments of a house are the friends who visit jothmg great was ever ached without enthusiasm there is no beautifiei of complexion or form or behaviour like the wish to scatter jo and not pain around us the finest and noblest ground on which people can live is the truth the real with the real a ground upon which no is assumed poetrj is the onl vent the expression of a sound mind speaking after the ideal and not after the apparent we prize books and thev prize them most who are themselves wise in the highest civilization the book is still the highest delight the crowning fortune of a man is to be born to some pursuit which finds him eni plovment and happiness whether it be to make baskets or broadsword or canals or statues or songs the first telegraph the first telegraph message ever sent b one instrument and recorded by another was over a short line erected in new york bv prof morse in 1837 it read thus attention the universe by sing dorns right wheel this was five years after he had lygan work on it and seven years before the line between baltimore and washington was erected the latter was ccmpletedon the first day of the convention in baltimore at which james e polk was nominated for the presidency the first message on this line was what hath god wrought signed fanny ellsworth a daughter of one of the men who was pointed ont as crazy as old morse t just think of it only forty years ago the whole world jeered and ridiculed morse and his proposed electric telegraph in later years he was decorated with badges of honor conferred upon him by every civ ilized power on the globe the world moves lasting repntaahnns are of a slow growth the man who wakes up famous some morn ing is very apt to go to bed some night and sleep it off bdbnffk and hereis a boston sunday school boy who when asked to stand op and say his verse did it thus be not overcome of evu but oqme itover evil with good johngr whitter drank a glass of grog to5m cigar never chewed tobacco and nevinoged inpro- amtyltoiwxtertandwg fl tjhii be ia over wvwteiage a

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