Wingham Times, 1890-08-22, Page 6i, •►yea►. .. ��
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FIUDAY, AUGUST 22 :$90.
tt Y STinooSS.
Success luau be defined as the attain.'
?tient of our beet possibilities. Bvitl'•y
trtatt's, best approach to completeness
is hip best success. This pleasure' of
attainment wilt not be the saltie for
all, But every man who collies to his
lest life, and fills the largest place of
useft;ltlef;s poesible to ltim with his
limitations, makes a real auccess.
Melt are %lout to estimate success iu
single spheres of action. They call
the loan who mattes money a success,
tlheugll:lits iniad be as sterile as
Sahara. They pall a man wee )counts
to a high position lir success, though
his character be steeped in selfishriese,
But success ie the bran. Elis char-
deter, the heart gore ities of the man
.that go out alta tile issues of his life,
--these tell what the wan is'and mea-
sure Ills sui tees. The common criteria
to which we aa peal may be approxi,
?)late tests on certain sidesof man-
hood, Blusittess prosperity is likely to
prove ileitis ry and faithfulness.
honorable position is not quite so sure
to prove honor and worth. But the
real tei;tof a man is his character,
ounsisting of the permanent choices
and qualities which lie has made a
part of himself. Who are the men
in any community whom men could
unite to call successful .? They are it is cut into chips, which are lard in
a tub over a large iron ?lot partly
filled. with water and placed over a
slow fire. Through. boles in the bot-
tom of the tub steam slowly rises, and
heating the chips, generates oil of
camphor. Of course, the tub with
the chips has a close.fitting cover,
Froin this Cover a bamboo pipe leads
tea succession of other thus with bane
boo connections, and the last of these
tubs is'divided into two compartments,
one above the other, the dividing floor
being perforated with sivall holes to
allow the oil to pass to the lower com-
partment. This lower compartment is
supplied with a layer of straw, which
Ocr.oPeratiOrt i.'Y. long FavIne s,
St Mary's A.:vitt-The atIr r day
l'a couvoraatiQU with fat. William
Murtin,of Downie, wt>le anted that the
plan adopted iu his Neighborhood was
still working very advantageously
after two or three yeara operation,
The means operandi is something as
follows :-.-A syndicate was formed
(consisting of 16. irlerabersl and during
the.liot fi:eatlter .of summer each one
agrees to slaughter a beef between
twe end three years old. Bach Mon•
day for 16 weeks .a beef is killed,
divided into 48 pieces, and the meet-
bers of the syndicate are allotted by
number, three outs -steal., roast and
boll -in such a manner that at the end
of the 16 eveeltg each member will
have received a complete carcass, the
person killing keeping the head and
hide, This world give about 25 to 80
lbs. of fresh treat per weak to each
member of the cooperative company.
1411144 for Pr/400nm* l P, ca4miazi,
Vo.131e who stiller front acute int i- IasUlia or MAr1R11.011 LICENSES, xoVARY
gestlon will be interest:- a in consider••
ing how far the following rules laid
down by an',Bnglish physialariforeneh
eases are applieabla' to diem:
Do not eat beef ; it le too hearty for
the average dyspeptio, Eat the lean
a wuttou :(boiled preferred.);
Bacon in small quantities may be
eaten, also, thin slices of aerated bread
fried in beacon fat : also boiled pigs
feet and trip and the Ash not known
as oily Ash,
Eat no fruit Of vegetable, partake
sparingly, of baked potatoes, nee,
and boiled peas.
Bread Indybe eaten, aerated bread
preferred in thiu slices toasted until
they aro brittle.
The brown meat of fowl may be
eaten, avoid all gravies and sauces.
Abstain from all liquors, and drink
no tea unless it be leash made.
Any member notreq'liring su )ouch Eat net eggs, except fr•ose rawt
could diepose of half of his t ?tare to "well whipped- Sugar sl>onid he
another neighbor whet might n6t be in igvaided. •
'Drink 1>a iced water ; partake
the syndicate. By the means they
are well supplied with fresh neat freely of rut water •and hot mils (not
throughout the summer at first colt; boiled.
and in many cases where fanners ate Lie doyen- for twenty
not able to send to town for fresh Meat each meal.
minute after
or where butchers do not call regular- How to Measure Whoat.
ly, this scheme of co-operation is a About the time that Daniel Drew
great boon. began his Wall street career he was
Sow Camphor is' Made. up in the country one time to visit
Camphor is trade iu Japan in this some friends, and two farmers called.
wayAfter a tree is failed to the earth upon him to decide a case. One had
sold the other five bushels of wheat,
and proposed to measure it in a half
bushel and sweep the top off with a
stick. The other objected, and Uncle
aha men whose characters are such
that their lives, in all their relations,
diffuse a clear,, pure, ennobling influ-
ence over their fellow -men. -S. S.
Times.
rogresrive in Science.
Instead of increasing the w?igbt of
locomotive to secure better traction,
efforts nre being made to rise the
eteotrio current, as experiment . has
demonstrated that the passage of a
current through the driving wheels
increase the traction far beyond, what
•m
additional weight accomplishes.
In a discussion that has lately been
carried on in Enroye as to the distance
at which large objects on the earth's
surface are visible it :s stated that the
Elirna(aya Mountains have appeared
to view from the great distance of
224 miles and :11on:t Llance 210 miles..
The electric battery has superseded
the hose and cold' water treatment for
tatuiug refractory prisoners in the
Ohio Penitentiary, with most excel-
lent results.
The wire for covering the tube of
the ten -inch gun, now in coarse of
construction for the array, is being
joined by the electric welding process.
A trolly system of electric traction,
;somewhat ,similar to that used for
etreat railways, is proposed for canal•
boat propt'lsion.
Social e'hiloaopliy.
Encourage the modest man too
much and he will become vain.
,Getting cheated yesterday is what
teaches a man to elleat tosday.
.A• philosopher is a man who doesn't
want the things he can't have.
Don't blew a than tor being vain
he Is only what otters have made
Irinl.
If a husband is worth having he is
worth taking care of. -Sent in by an
genteel man.
'.?.`here are two rights tl; woman 114
e'0W to claim -the right to an old
g,-tr"c t and the right to an old paper
lln',LIe.
There was never a crime cotainitt('d
Net did, not leave its ixiark on the fitee
e£ than than who a iininitted it.
11:treble: • with it, tnitn is life the
art nidi t1f Al.l;'eb : Lf lie goes in like u
li tl 1&, lrevf'r fails to come out' like a
kt►tritr. ,
o kV lion the women got together they
r•g i'
,iht353 the own, but it is to the credit
r the Mon that 'when. they get Ur.
PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, Mr.
OrriC%-" Ili;" pookatar0,
1tIPLEY, Orr.
Interest: xo
Money t Loan
on nuts rim sly at Low Matta ci
In
Monmy to
Loan an I art: •.
cotes Discounted
AT RE<,SONA13LLr' RATES.
Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 por cent. with
privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes
•acid accounts collected..
ROAT. MoliNDOO..
orrtus,-Btavor Block. Winahanl. Ont.
BANK OF HAMILTON,
TNGECA iML
Capital, $,1,000,000. Beat, $450,000.
President -4d10 CTUAST.
Vice•rrosident-A, O. RAMSAY.
Di1z s0TOIRS
,Ion:( pit00Ton, Cons, C<tRNEY, GEo Boson, A, T
%Youo, A. R•:LInI (Toronto).
Cashier -J, TURNBULL,
Savinxs Dania hours, l0 to 3; Saturdays, 10 to
1.
Deposits of $1'and upwards received and Interest
allowed.
Special Deposits alae received at current
rates of interest.
Dra,t'rs on Croat Britain and the United States
bought and sold
• B. WILLSON', Aoitrr,
MER & DIOZINSON,
SOLIpITOas,
DAVIS
JS OFFERINU y�
al C7 , y,
-ON-
' 4.. M Piz° P:Emzicirr
AT VERY LOW RATES,
SJ� Jt'
OFFIC-oPPOSA-re TFi'C MARKET
wiN0,LAM Ocri;olpia &gill 1835
Daniel was asked to decide.
vt! :vt"
Well, legally speaking,.a. bushel, is , jr�
only a bushel, be answered.
166��
And can the measure he swept off? ..]. l 't i-, t E? S
I think it call.
What with'.? Josephine Street Wingllaln, Ont.
Well if Z. was selling wheat I should
J. A. HAtsTOD, 5, W. Score, .
probably use half the head of a dour Mount Forest. I • ,>•^istosgul.
barrel.
Which edge of it l Deposits Received and. Interest
AllGentlemen that is a qtpation
cannot decide widow or a on,sighed the aid man. MoAey Advanced to Farmers and
were
; Business 1{l1en.,
Inf t sell'1
ur� too•a
c,rtenes and holds the Dam lior crystals e'preacher I ant oerteip 1 should,uso the
"p y ;straight edge, but if' I. were selling to
that are being deposited its the liquid
passes to the cooling 'process. The ; a man who pastures his cows on the
camphor is next sopiirated f,:unl the rod and his pigs in his neighbor's
corn 1 am afraid 1 should use the
straw, packed in wooden tubs, find is f
clrculrir side and scoop alittle to, hoot.
ready for the Market. TLe4I,"ts used i
by the natives for it;umi ting and -f all Street Uaily News.
:outer. purposes.1
l Piis-ltSics•
Some 111x Butter Reoora>s. Almost any bey or girl on tell you
a Holstein cow "Natsey" during the
;even days ending July 4 gives 54.8 pounds
'12 ounces of milk,.froni, which 3,4 pounds 9
ounces of butter were made, '1,5k pounds
'milk making.• on an average 1 pound of
butter. " Parthenea," owned by Mr.
Stevens, of, Attica, recently made 38 pound
8 ounces in seven days; but this has since
been excelled by" Mecbtchlide," another
black and white cow formerly owned by
Mr. Stevens but sold some titne ago to
Chas. Bobineon,of Barre Plains, Mass: (Ter
record is 30 'pounds 10i ounces in seven
days. She is 7 year: old and was imported
by Mr. Stevens and won for him many
show ring trophies. •This record -over 51
pounds of butter per day -is said to have
been in the past exceeded by but two Jer-
seys, "Oxford 7fate," 39 pounds la ounces
and "Princess Second," 89 ponuds 12ik
ounces, under ofarcial test conducted by
disinterested committees, but at the rate
the ilolsteins are being developed in butter
production they bid fair soon to overtake
and indeed surpass the Channel Island
butter cows. The dairy capacity of ' the
'black and whites" iscertaiuly remarkable
They aro spreading rapidly in this Priv,.
nice.
ADt'rcrl TO 4 ernsltk- flee youdisturbed et night
and broken of your rest by a siclrehikl suffering; and
trying with pain of (Tatting Teeth? If so send et
0n0o and get baneof , SIrs.WVlnslow's Soothing
Syrup" tot G;til hen Teething. Its valuers local .101 -
able, It will rai1(1c ti,o poor little sufferer
hanlydiataly, I)',,11uponIt,mothnre; there tem)
mistake about it. owes Dysentery and i)iarrhon,
regulates the r3 ita>1cltcod Rolrels,cures Wind Collo,
^uttersti a Gunk i>xh,otls Iflammation, and gives
tend and energy to ti.', w nail system. "Met. Win -
stows SOethfn„ Syrup" for children teetiffog it
pleasant to the taste and le the preseriptiun of one of
tho olrt at and best female physicians and rar.es in
the Uritr t States, and is for r,alo by all dtu 9riste
throe l uL Lilo 11011,). Peke twenty live torts a
bottle No sorb ami '.iii( for "Mits. Wr:isi,ow8
NbOVi,SG )SIAM,' and take no other rind
what a pis -nit is like, but I wonder
if they know why it is so called, or
that the' custom is said to date only
from 1802, not a hundred years ago.
Then, as now, when such an enter_
ttainment was being arranged for, it
was customary that these who intend-
ed to be present should supply the
eatables and driukablos. Originally
the plan was to drat'' up a list of
what was necessary, which is an
excellent one to follow, for often,
when there is no previous arrange-
ment, it is discovered when too late
that there is too much of •ego kind of
food and not enough of another.
The list was paused around, and
each person picked out rho article of
food at drink he or -she was willing; to
furnish, and the name of the article
yes then nicked o1 the list, So it
'was from these two words picked and
nicked, that this form of out•of.depr
entertainment first became lftiown as
a peck-sntd•niulc, and then as a plc -'nit,
the old-fashioned name for the brisket
parties of tri -day.-• -rf a)per.'s 1'ouny
reopie.
Ther° is more file in a sticky
Ay papar then in the atverage nauro ,nine•
trnl, Watch the kittz.,n r:ilayinrl with it on
the new carpet; the latter is ruined fin•
ever: the bitten goes. into,,, lit and ell tilt
women awl Children rush out of trio house'
in tc,rror. If vett want to rid ynnr - It=luso
02 rile';, buy `4 'ilson'A ley l;'oio;zi !,yids, alis
use as rit,'6t4 4+ ugli Nothing else will tir,lr
�
t
sheet
of
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security. Sale' nAtgs -bought
ab a fair valuation.• Money remitbodito all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
Special Attention Given toCol-
lecting Accounts and Notes.
Agents in Canada -The Ifforchan s'" Batik
of `Canada.
Ofileo jIours-Rr0m 0 a. m. to 5 p. m:
A. E. SMITH,
Agent.
t TAYLOR,
HARM
Carnenter and Builder,
JOITN 'STREIiT, WINOTIAM, ONT-,
(Opposite Lloyd's Factory.)
SASH, DOORS,
FRAMES,
BLINDS, &c , Sze.
Sq Skop ceiling
Piomptty attended to.
444
tt3 .4 r1 I•
STAVE, FACTORY.
tx2'5Qi .a VeiYio %Ja`s`'oy
IJanufacturers of and Dealers
PINE)
HEMLOCa
HAELWOOD
LCAME 1,
P1�riand Cedar
them cut '()orely. Bold at 1(lc. by all
bather they do net abuse the` Women j 'rhe pcpul:;tirsll of Wyilnipi'g native drupt;rota, V.� � �
There
matofl to be 2.5 OCO by a citj director
�lJe are aril
y two kinds of Women; � t '� y lie Smith-'1Yaliii rlr a+Ia °.cr rat a r�
roan t.i. d tl, lilts herr husbani ;he rel,ently pu.111h1)ed ) lee , Lath,
led) a ta�aPoets,
o 1, &c.
has ynu little r .iiia ' '4iI';1h� 0.31., n,ttst
gee•t.t,i roxrl in Vie wort T, an l the The 1tarril•ton fail meat will Le Miss Trav1s.-.Cllr, yea 1 We ear! hila • or Cedar �$t , �'`C'
•^•' inks that kilt is a greater 11 in 1eld our the itirrir,ton 'driving JI•Irk;ort ' Appropriation (Sill, beeiiiv,e he ie
µ1l ?ails' bu band 1 ridrr', August L:;ud. "i' � atiYaljn ' fSrt, 4, Slid jelly an •this :Stn ;. vent, •,,; .,1nln; (i. T 2( �cfatnn:,
'11 .,.1 '.: i ,, • t. ti' 4r'':r:. Yr M51. .,Y yt v!otoi)t,fOttt,
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"MACS rC21'i'iCM, JOSEPHINE, S'ifaEP{1
Ar't:3J.vdWI,AAS, - ONTARIO.
Sulbecriptioxs price, Si pet' fear, in advaitee
ADV1:ICTl`51 <t. RATER:
R:
ppate 501':0-9-L
r 1 0 013 1 5 x110. 1
Ono Oo' tubi M o 00 1110 00 , ifzu 00 :4 (5)
QIluir " 15 00 211 uu la 00 5 bp,
O(garter " 'tit GO , 13 0101 7 00 4 u0
(Me )null _ G on a Uu J Ou 1 00.'
Locat and art ler caoua advertisements Pa per like
for finit insal tion, and:c. per lib c for eae it subsequent
insertion.
horns notices, in nonpareil type, 100. for 11r5t
aerti0m, and , e. ver line for cash subsequent mantic
No local milieu will be share er' less than 25c
AOver 0lseinents of Lost, ?roil d, Strayed, Situations,
and Busnn! a (:fauns Wanted, not exceeding b lunch
noupar0il, t1 y,cr mint, P linos
Houses and Farms toe Sale, not exceeding., 3; ,
$1 for filet month, 50o. per subsequent mouth
These torts will he strictly fathered to
Speetui rates for lunger advtrtiseteents, or for
longer periods.
Advertisements with0atspe0i0 c?IrcetIons, wilt ha '
inserted till forbid and char ed'R"??1Ih1Ply. Trim-
eltory advertisements twist hol'itt0 to anyence
Menges for col,traec ad%trtisegre,ts must he ie
the 0111(0 , y Wednesday noon, In older to ammo,
that 00811
R. I LT,IOTTN,
.. .. .. 1 su1In11lt !'N),13 Pitctistina
DR. yR. SLM14JONALD,
•� JOSEPHINE. STREET,
Waitrons, 0: TAt1IO
'Iy B. TOW LEL 13,D,0.5I,,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons,' Ontarip,.
-t;oronor for County Of Huron--'
Office at "TUN PuAnatn07 " - Wingbani, Oyt,
TAR. J, A. rl1!%LDRUM,
lir 110)),or Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member et the College of Pit) skeane and durations of
Ontario.
Office and Residence --Corner of Centro mid Patrick
streets, ftirmert, Deet pied by Ur. Bethune.
IYINOIIAdf• • • Om.. ..
VANSTOti E,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc Etc.
Private and Company funds to 10811 It 1oui,Nt rates
interest. No cot:106010,1 charged. Mortgages, o
and 'term paupert> bou¢bt and solei.
OFFICE-ncavor Block, WO.aiI.;N, ONT.
J. A. MORTON
RAltR1STt It &c.,'t;
winghatn - Ontario
Air YER k DICKINSON,
14, W. C. MEYER, Q. • C. 17~ 1... ,11cK1xw3N;'i;3. A.
BARRIST1ERS AND SOL1(ITLi1P, Etc Etc., 5o
Bolters tor Yank of iiaaliltto Commissioners for
taking ci61davits for blanc uhf Farm, Town and
Sill tae proputy bought and sold money (private
tinucie)loituc,i on nrortgagi security at -32 per cant.
'Money 5000d for private per sons, 1npun the•bett
mortgage.* securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands tor rale in Manitoba and the North-
west.
offco-kent's Block. 11 Witham.
DENTISTRY.- J. 5. JII1U0AIE. tvtn0urts, .
t aR,py Is mannfacturrug Celluloid Plate$'
K
Vulcanite plates of the btstmatcria
'‘tifias cheap as they can be pet ill the
Domhdon, All work irarranted.
Vegetable Vapor administered for the painlese
extraction of teeth, the only pato anesthetic known,
T5(411 Rorios. I. will extract teeth for 25 cents
each.
OFFICE : Im the 'Beaver Block, opposite the
DrunsyiIiit Ilotel.
712NTI3 RY-•iY. 13. AIACDNALD, il'iOOU8M.
�� JJ Maker of Vulcanite, Celltllpid, )flay,
Silvo, Gold, etc., etc., Plates, ranging
in prices from $500 upwards per set
crownng and bridgework, Teeth ex
traded without the least pain by the use of Vital-
ised Air. Bead Moo, winghatn, side entrance op-
pos:te tho Queen's hotel, open daily(Sundaysexcept-
ed) from 0 a no to 5 p m. Will be at Blyth every
2nd and 4th Saturday at eochmonth-Oftiecat)Iilne s
hotel; Got do: 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month-
Office at Albion hotel. :yxtractiuu 25 came.
e
JOIIN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
W1Nounlf, • ONTARIO
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
b INSURANCE
FIRE Az'1) MARINE,.,
GUELPH. �r
jp DEAN, Jrt., Winos -ski,, '• • "
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR 'COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charge/
Moderato,
JOIIN CtTRRIL, WntoloAit, ONT.,
I,ICBNs11D Andrio IL'L1 POD 0110 C0tii7Tlt OP
1131103.
All orders left at the tune orate protnptl 1 at end
cd to. Terms reasonable.
tams ItENDER1301r,
Lion:0mo AUCTIONiinn lion COVeoilre .417a01; Aim
BnnCS,
All sales attended to promptly and 0,1 tJie Shorts&
Notice.
Charges Moderato fail Satisfaction Guarantees).
All neeeS$My arras auents can be mads a0 tY:
Tnitis' mike6
1ViA0uAtf, ONV.
11OIAOti II-CWItINs
I% L. fit D. L Sent'?;role Ann Cirfi, rtiOI 1011
1.13 O1t'EIa Atm WiNGll.tat.
Ali orders left at the (dice 61 the Tanks *111 re
eriv, .
. plwnl)t attotitiml
it PATEr,SvN,
nAIttn, On Malan Dive -no G t '+', 150 1.11/4 oi' lets:
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thirty fly
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