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lht ho MAINTAINING THE LEAD rtkil of It to ihu production la or will cheap work but In artiT and 5 Inuta Mills THE BEST HOLLER FLOUR Kept Constantly on Hand Chopping Feed etc cheap work but In old for F for to a jt w5i rather lhau euro and la ctloo recommeoilod by the the Harlng been for yara to without relief at lut tried Aycra Fill deem It both a duty and a to testify that I ben- from aw For put I taken of every night before I would not without Bowman Ji Main at- Pa asd MAicfiiasi p rroprtetor- INK AT or WiaUciftouKif John M- Hoggs For at iMt to fad Out doctor could do no tot me I to ftQd ftOOQ their and action o mm la bridge I fully them or the for which T Centre Ayers Pills r j Co Maw The Angel of Elbow Bend- You want to know who girl the gray I Well her name Olive North bat we call her the angel of Elbow Bend We to be a mean uncharitable Bet as women the Bead and Im not say ing that I was a whit better than the rest bat I do think there ban been a for the better since Olive North came among It whs a new place and time hard and we afford all the of life Iocs and bard work and privation made bitter and ill tampered When I tell that only two in all the neighborhood were able to take a paper and as as teeth among yon may reckon that intelligence and refine ment were at a low ebb bat it would not safe for any to have told a Bender that he or she waa not good or smart as the next one and if there was one thing that we disliked more than our own hardships and privations it the person who had not suffered in kind and 1 When North among us with his old maid sister and mother less daughter not take Jong tosee that they were different from the rest of and different in a way that we resented If they had been poorer or moref ignorant than our selves we could welcomod them with open arms but Miss North though not in the least haughty was dignified and intellectual looting Olive well she prettier smart er and aweeter than any other girl in the place and we couldnt belpeeoing it and hated her accordingly If the Judges folks had been ex travagant in dress or haughty in manners or anything of the kind there would have been some excuse for our feelings toward them but they were plain and simple and tried to be friendly and that to make us them tho more I remember the first time I saw Olive come into church Sue wore a white linen lawn without a bit of ornament except a bit of hem- she had done herself and her black straw had only a lilting bunch of violets but and hat were fine of their and I couldnt seeing con trast between her and Rosy Watts who bad been considered till then the prettiest girl in the neighborhood dress was white too but it had a thick stripe and a thin and yards of lace and ribbon cheap of course but altogether making her cost more than Olives Then her hat was a perfect garden of flowers mixed with gay ribbons and her curled so tight yon might think It the reason her nose turned up Id always thought Rosy pretty till thou bat now somehow I began to feel what alio lacked what all of and I pitied and yea I hated Olive I had had ad vantages young days when I was growing up bat I felt now that I had ground and had slipped to a lower love than such as she and I know whether I hated her be cause ft was so or caused me to realize it bat anyway good Christian though I was I hated We religious us Bond ers we went to on Sunday on week days and thought wod fulfilled law and the As I sato the Bend was a new we were all poor and had not yet boon able to have a school Oar children growing In Ignor ance a we loudly deplored among ourselves so sweet Olive North proposed to teaches a three nwathV trtn free of charge youd think wed have jumped chance hut wo didnt Xbo stuck up thing I thinks shell bo a to us heathens said My may an In Ignor ance ore Ill em to school kept by her said Mrs God- soy It would take too long to toll all tho hateful things we did sty but at last somo of us began to to our semes myself for one not that I was a bit better than the rest but I did want and tiary my boy and girl to be learning something at last we we reckoned that wo could stand It if aha could and her word she begins It have heard the ugly we slid she might have quit In despair seeing she did oven for hor work but she kept on tho children woro get ting to like her In spite of all they heard against her were getting so theyd steak up and her put but none us older one even yet wore friendly with Norths Some of us had neighbored a little with them bat we took pains to lot them know- that wo though as good as and made very foolish and disagreeable About that word got out that Olive was taking a fiddle to the playing while the children made motions to it What a storm it raised I Only to think that the precious Innocents to dance when we em studytn of their books said Mrs with a tremor her voice I alius koowed would out Such aint to be trusted as if wouldnt melt in their mouths said Mrs Hatch When wo sifted the thing tt came that it wasnt a fiddle that Olive had in school hut something that looked like said she thumped It with her nngera and Ike I as said she claw ed it like a cat but anyway it was something and had to be done so we made it up that without saying anything to anybody wed meet and go in a squad to the door of the schoolhouse it was little old deserted storehouse that Olive and her pa had fixed up at their own expense wed go in a to the door just after the children had been called having waited some where near and when Olive got into the midst of her demoralizing performance wed in and oak if that was tbe way to keep school There was a littlo sort of perch room in front we all tiptoed into that and stood nudging each other for now wed got there no ona wanted to be the first to break in though we could hear tbe going a clear sweet young voice leading Borne child ish song the little ones joining in while they all kept a sort of time with their hands and bodies That I saw through a crack in the door before nearly mashed my foot roe over to take roy place Two or three of the stoutest got their eyes to the cracks rest had to be content with bearing every word came plain as truth to where we were standing Ill say here that no prima donoer ever had a voice than Olives and when they had finished the little cal ls piece I thins thats what tbey called it aha struck Near er my God to Thee all the young ones joining in and she playing the accompaniment on the guitar for we learned later that that was tbe name of the instrument that had created such an and to my dyiog day I dont expect to hear anything sweeter j Jeatliiten at Tad whispered Mrs Hatch Id no Idea the little feller could slug bo I Ill have to tell pap Before the hymn was finished I felt my eye a getting moist and I saw others getting the same way Wo forgot all the object of our visit and only thought of listen ing to music and once Peters nearly spoiled everything by joining but Ivens saw her opening her mouth and chunked her under the chin When hymn was what was our surprise to bear tbo same sweet voice in prayer you might not believe it bat a more beautiful I never heard Parson Olaberry himself couldnt beat it prayed for the children and for their parent and that she might wisdom and patience to do her duty and above nil that might yet a little love from the mothers of her dear puplta I saw a big tear roll down drop off the end of Em lookers nose then she stretched a band to ono on each of her and said Sisters lets kneel and next we all got down I dont know what anyone would have thooght to have seen us all in that little anteroom sobbing silently whilo young voice inside went on praying for us all not know ing that for once we were getting the benefit of her prayer in a way that was likely to a speedy and tell ing the prayer ended and brill called to their books and to a of the situation Lets go whispered and as silently as we hid wo stole away Not a word was said till wo had got outel eight and hearing of the then Mrs yens said to me Mrs Yates I guess can trust that girl with our young ones Trust her I said Mrs Hatch shes an angel the latch of whose shoestring were not worthy to untie Julia Am always gets things a snarled she quotes Scrip- tares but she means well After this wed all have been glad to bo friendly with the Norths but when folks been for months showing their hateful aide It comes awkward to rightabout faco without good excuse We could not and say weve been a lot of fools but weve overheard that lints opened our and hearts and want you to forgive as and If- us much of you No wo did not baye the courage for lhat so one bad to think of little break- ways for herself As for me I con cluded Miss of my cherries being some of our first crop and about the first Io neigh- found North knit ting on a little red- woolen mitten She seemed pleased to see me and glad of then said she I youll excuse me for going on with my knitting as I am very anxious to finish this this oven- log TnatwIH be tie small for Olive wont it asked said she for Olive for Tim Skiver says be comes crying with morning bat he is so fond school that he wont give It up This is the woman wed of being proud and op spending her time knitting for a little dirty faced chap so he could come to school her teach him for nothing If they were stuck they were trying to raise low est to their level instead of trying to poll down them that seemed a bit as somo of as had been so anx ious to do I tell you I went out of that house feeling my littleness as I never bad before resolving to be more like them Id picked so many flaws in Not long after that the scarlet fever broke out we no longer wanted an excuse to make much of Olive and her aunt for angels could not be kinder thin they were went everywhere and helped every one and what wed have done with out them dont know It was wonderful how the ones clang to Olive Not a mother among could get them to take the medicine she could and often her singing would quiet them when nothing else could Many a darling owed its as much to her as to the doctor were only deaths in nil of them poor little Tim He died with his red mittens on and we buried him in them were terrible times and hot for Olive I dont know what we should have done Theres not a mother in Bend but would almost give her life for her That was all a yoar ago We have a now now and Olive is paid for teaching in ft We arc not able to pay her much but re fused to let her do it longer for noth ing for the Norths are not rich more than some of the rest as Olive Miss have given older ones noma useful hints too in regard to cutting and fitting and the choice of colors and materials so we find that the poorest may have something of grace and beau in drees We have an organ our too not a grand pipe one bat Olive can get out of it and my has learned to pick the guitar and we have that too so if youll be at In the morning 111 premise some as good as youll meet with in a twodays Journey Machines and Men A writer in one of our exchangee says the Manufacturers Gazette be wails the decay of mechanical skill la the followiug words The decrease of manual skill and of artistic sense among mechanical workmen results not merely from want of such allaround practice they got half a century ago from a want of that sort of loving interest in their work the oldtimers used to feel when could put somethiog of their individuality Into everything they made Nowadays workman has simply to work out a design or rather to ran to work out some part of a prepared by some artist whom he does not know and has seen general re sults may be beautiful when the dif ferent parts are assembled but the workman feels that he has no person al share in production of Its beauty He has become a regulator of a machine he simply sharpens tools adjusts them keeps his machine oiled and into it material to be worked upon All the preci sion tbe nicety of operation are due to rather than the living tool What Interest can work beget What lofty ambition can it stimulate What workman when tho bell rings time to quit work feels reluctant to his task or lingers over it to bring out some beautiful effect or interesting combin ation that ho feels ho before depart contentedly If ma chines were Invented to play billiards and only by their use could this king of games be played how long would the game be a If violins could be performed upon only by mechanism or pictures painted only by machine- brushes who would he charmed any longer by art Neither artist nor the dilettante the artist and dilettante would cease to while we have gained much from the enormous Increase in laborsaving machinery that has char acterized the latter half of the present wo have lost what probably will not aeon be restored love of work and pride In work for its own aako tho love and prldo that were tbo parents of meohanloal skill which now they are dead Is itself decaying The appears Inevit able to those who scan the social philosophically It is however no less to be regretted because This of laborsaving ma chines was years ago pointed out by who In the light of the fulfillment of his prediction roved only too a prophet It this upon the masses more than unequal distribution of wealth that Is separating society in America Into distinct classes- 1Kb Around Bradford I BY EDITOR TBI EX CHANGE Ad firaoccnircJ factory of Jo on J of roof of hoots bat it wo Uh few pills of inter Suddenly Ibis to of John Her Mr J by Tota lity from horn to by to to of Mr be intended wait log job of painting first op of Icol It suited dtstb Estosfsta to Big Bsy sud tut well there being folly wu bo dub mod op the by moonlight raj much total of day fttuonntod to d paying all a on hand amounting to Tain on Monday ed a aonth and north of this was hi sty aboot mil north of and was Jed by smouol of lightning wood- daed dsmsvging lunch and down by lbs of rain and wind Doling Hobday Bald travelled a portion the tele- wire and the poles In all direction for a about half a mile The circuit the office at the tint yet bine biases the wins stand at a and allow it to hare possession of Ibe The has been circulated abroad has become la We hare had three cases so well bare the otereaiel parlies attended to them that the disease It now no longer Id our midst Some on night John Yak sr of which fae kept in a in front roam of his entry was made a window was for the Mr the aid of the for Apprehension and Preten tion of Felons but not being a member could not obtain their aid InEngUnd for now to0000 Ik reported that about forty trainmen will be removed from To ronto to Allendale The election protest against Flint Liberal member 8 was dismissed on Sat urday Mr Baokle of the Sad of had a valuable ooV kill ed lightning daring the Monday i Council offers ftlO re ward for the detection of these who threw eggs at Button excursion- l A Decatur young woman has recently been operated ccssfolly In a manner that will excite surgeons The patient Is a young woman who when a child bad her note broken and as a result the decay of the bones the bridge of the nasal organ had been completely lost The patient was etherised and a transverse Incision about three quar ters of an Inch long made directly between the etc extending down the bone A small was then Introduced all the soft parts sep arated from the- bones from the top of nose to the forehead and one Inch on either side of the median line put on the cheek When this had a half grown cat was chloroformed and pieces our ribs each two Ia length taken from Its side rapidly cleaned all flesh and then inserted Into the so that they raised up the akin a good solid bridge wonnd healed In four or five days and the slight soar almost a farmer living near Troy was instantly killed by lightning whilo pitching Nellie Colon aged of waa burned to death Sunday She waa playing with fire and her dress was ignited Mechanic tqte will Friday July by regular train to Sturgeon Point and While using town water at other day a found the of the hose suddenly stop ped by a frog three inches long Two Montreal and Eugene were sentenced to two years in St de Paul penitentiary A wholesale raid was made by the Chicago police upon the back et shops of that city Wednesday night keepers and employeea being arrested A number of farmers in Nel son Township County have been swindled- by two men who claimed to represent a Toronto wholesale firm William Williams 36 a farm er living near Woodstock while re turning home from the Orango was struck by the P express and instantly killed Sutton Mr of Is The bo and aie affiliated aod a happy vers shipped from her on Friday Its of lbs with ylllsga of in Wall well riah it don from a towowbsra jo funfrally known of tennis Fridays a the Railway depot J by The il to the a lady stand in near by sad one of her toes tUs floor lot tbectllr The tha bonw was l J while above slloded to received a shock exap arc glad to cote thst old friend Town ley and have undertaken of This popular resort Is now open for it last year- being by drives aod cbsrmlDR have been cot through forest of celebrated an few place on shore pot Mr the proprietor aver the of visitors Is forever atady- log to pleaaint The Kingston City has decided to exempt manufacturers who nine months during the year and nay In wages weekly on machinery and plant The High Court of the Ontario will meet at tor four days beginning August 9lh About delegates and their friends are expected to be In attendance Tho Aurora Methodist has decided to have the annual ex of the this to on The date has been fixed for the hell- day August There Is so said about the present tight condition of the money market the prevailing low that we recently asked an old resident what be thought present prices as compared with those Ms youth He replied III these prices and in monoy I should have felt rioh fifty years ago My girls earned money at spinning wheel Instead of spending many ways which modern notions deem a necessity wholofamlly looked to the farm for their were willing to give their labor and sol deulal for its development while the present eagerness to keep np with a way of living whloh wealth can afford Is the source of of the complaints the loss real and many times of honor and the home Daring the thunderstorm on Friday afternoon a baker of Belleville waa drowned while out sailing and Miss was killed on island near Belleville by a being blown down Some people are too positive and the aged err the most this direction five years ago an old lady mined a No one but herself and a ser vant girl occupied the so of course sasplclon immediately fell on the latter who was arrested and con victed the old ladys and sent to ail for a short term Time rolled on and the old lady died Recently the house wss under going repairs tho was taken and there behind the slab In the crevice where it joined tho wall was fopnd ring far the theft of whloh the poor girl suffered Imprisonment Tho present owner of who was the old ladys heir has made every effort to find the unfortunate girl but all trace of her from the time of her release from prison to lost Tho wife of Dr medical missionary of tho Methodist has died of cholera Chen China Deceased was a daughter of James Fowler Queens College and left Kingston in August last Dominion Government has granted a subsidy of per mile to proposed railway between Markdale and Durham It Is intended to ask the municipalities through which the line passes for bonuses to assist in building it A young man in County Alabama has been for kissing a young woman against her wilt As the detendent testified that ha had kissed the plain- tiff ISO times the would appear to navel averaged the round sum of Two Polish pews Harris Blank and Charles arrested to Montreal Sunday by Now York detectives charged with tho morder of Jake another Polish- Jew in Pennsylvania on March Marks murdered for which on his person One the ladies caught In Now York hotel fire had presenco of mind enough towrap a wet towel over he head and face to prevent being smoke By this means she was to remain at a window til she gained the attention of outside The wet towel saved her life A great astronomical event willoccur on Aug Mars will be only miles away from the earth Only in fifteen years do the two planets as together as thlsJ In past fifteen years the improvement in telescopes has been so great at our end of the line that important dis coveries may be looked for SO- The Lett says Jake has chllonged Ed- and the latter has form ally accepted same fori three miles racoon for a side parse of to be by the town race take plsce the first in August Jake has started training and wfelle the race will no doubt be interesting we pre dict ft win for him Matthew Curry a farmer of East Towuibjp who died last March named bis brother John and Thomas J Robertson of as the of bis will The estate is worth of which is realty The brother and slater receive 1000 each and then the estate in divided among a Urge of nieces and nephews and their children While mowing In one of Ms fields the other day Mr John Way lie a dead carrier pigeon whloh had been covered by long timothy On it leg was a gold ring with carved thereon- It lscvldentofcourse that the pigeon had been suddenly arrested In Its flight by death but what form the latter mystery as there are no marks on Its body i