HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-05-08, Page 3Ilk attain, and to make the oath
more bid I crept into the, parlor
in the stilt watches of the U404,14101.
7 .110,10 II the watches t? were in 'mother raom,
`d'hn i?I'1t7.,r. tit Medal Contests bate jand, keeeting beside ber collie, 1 ie•
prettd til Great l:rjail,,, the wird neweel: oeth with my baud placed
eolttei,t fur the }old medal Having beim upon that nl14
1
t1p Meow, 4o1d iu "Atli.lccelitiy 4vNt4 tit t litsguwuttu
kicud. 11$ leriki tl►ntt a week I wee drunk
ff sotlie.' borne time' afterwerde n'y
little tieughter was tabs/ sick. She
wets sinking napier/y,atid begged the to
give up Drinking, ,I Itaontieed her
that 1 would, olid in order to snake
illy promise more sacred I took the
little waded iiapdin mists, and proirtieed
Iter that no denk should touulx cry
lips ,mess it came through that stand
Sc dear to'i`le. With a sweet' smile
she passed over the river, and I
thoiielit I was sewed. She Was laid
ou,t iii the puler ; the windows were
daekened and the door shut. int
night the terrible craving for whisk]
name over nay soul, Securing a rid*,
glass and a flask of whisky, I sou;;ha
the death chamber. I pouted the
glass full et the whiskey and unlocked
the icy fingers, , I closed trims over
the glass, and, raising It to my lips,
I drained it .to the very dregs, I re -
clasped the cold Ganda and silently
left the room, .and may God have
mercy ell Ixy .soul.
".fuo J'u'nta ufi'.fn,.Way tally allele*
noel to take but thlilr ialoe/lel gild to .
14/0o cited; by railway sitgi,►c,.ers and
tither railway itnipluyeea. c'speciel=y
when tlse;l together, are liable to pro.
elites colUl'ebliitdneiie, even UUr;tila+
seiously to tllenieelves and. after they
have passed 'aatisfautory test exawina
Mons typo (enuring this service as to
their ability to distinguish t•;eadily the..
aoior niguals.
.An exchange,, interested , in the
liquor trallle, quoted Rev Dr Guthrie
es OQlievizig, with nest 6ieotehinen).
filet whiskey is good in its, place. A
e:orrespondent questions . the item.
Can it be possible, he says,, that Dr
"Guthrie, entbusiatitio temperance.
.seeker thathe was,saicl such a thing/
Yea, be said just that, and more,
which it evidently , d not suit the
liquor advocate rd quote. We cannot
Eluate it exact(v, but it was something
like tide: Whiskey ie a good thing in
its place—its place far p►oserviog
urians that are dealt. If you want
to preserve it dead nsolikey, pat bite
in whiskey ; but if you want to kill
a live iult•nrput whiskey tato him.
y
Clark's Catarrh Caro
Kay be had of any enterprising druggist
for 50 coats. it affords instant relief, and
will .once the worst cases. It is pleasant to
both taste and smelt, and may be carried
in -the pocket. 'Don't fool away tune land
The C.hrtstr ifs Conunonrnafth (/,souk money trying worthless remedies, but
don).says: It is generally supposed
#iiiat tb-' Bine Ribbon ineileinent bad
its origin in America, but sunli is not
•the't;aso. It `was, started in North
Waleeeand s,n etninret;t clergymen of
•tht3 Clutch of England deserves the
credit of Ineviug started a. 11aove.nent
which has done immense good
throughout all Welsh and English
. epee king countries. Many years ago
the Roe NIT I lo3-d, botter known as
.err rstyn,' bad been working her;/
e,mo11g the druokarda of his•parisli,and
s
•., ;lead Amen the means a: aeelairnin �t.
large nutnber of them. In older to
prays his sit eerity each convert had
to wear a tittle -piece of ' blue • ribbon,
and a small army was soon formed.
In the course of time a number of
these left Wales fur Aiiaeriea, carrying
with thorn the tiny bit of ribbon. The
idea'was soon taken up ancl` worked
out by our American cousins, and the
convenient rapidly spread throughout
the states. Subsequently it found its
way into England and other parts of
the .world.
write to us direct. If your druggist can-
ibot supply you with: Out's C ttarrh Cure,
We will. Clark Chemical Co;, Toro,ito
sea New ZOr•lt.
Lemons and Egges
v1$..sestLE SI05 noon 1trausones wrriala
IfVI.IYIIODT`S s'I:A0I1.
Snipe tillage are often of muck
bent;lltt, and lewotosoincicommon. table
salt have nluch that is uar.,fu' about
them. Lemonjuice and water,• with
out sugar, will oftentimes relieve one
of a revere headache in a short tithe
and a half gill of 'env juice tliree
times a day ill a little water is, Said to
be good fur rheulxtatisal- Nothing is
so acceptable to a feverish person as
heniouade,and for a eou ;la that refuses
to be quieted, tried the following pre-
paration wit's. Success: -Take the
white of an Nag, beaten still'-; then add
the juice of a lemon in which two or
three lumps of sugar have been . die
solved, and keeping it near at hand,.
take fa tablespoonful of it at a time
until relieved, A very good way of
preparing lemons when they are plenty
is do put them on m cold water, let -
The logia of the advocates and sup- ting them boil until they are soft,therl
porters of the liquor traffic is full of squeeze the juice from then/, getting
quer r.things. Here we leave', for ex- more than in any other way, and add -
ample, a large liquor firm in Chicago ing augur to the taste,or to every half
refusing to employ clerks who drink. pint of juice plat cine pound of loaf
This is evidently a rule that is not sugar and bottle, Another comfort.
inteu4leel to wort, all around, for if it able use for !goon, is to bind is thin'
did, what would become of the liquor slice upona corp that is troublesome
trade'? And this saute firm doubtless at night and repeats once or twice. It
Considers it an insttlt to their tirade will greatlyrelieve toe soreness.
When it is said that it is ruinous and Then if the hands are stained from
demoraliziu„ to body and soul. Then inedleiue or any other rause rubbing
egaio,'there ate those who grow '/lot thetas with the lemon after the Jtatce
with righteous indignation. when -a isinsistly extracted, will restore theirs
saloon keeper proposes tb move hate Table linen or aux such articles that
their immediate neighborhood, and have become stained can be restored
who speak in terms ':, a the severest dee by the application et lemon juice and
enunciation of the runt -trade in Africa, tablesalt, then pruned in the siou, and
but teese site poesons are not averse status: may be removed by rubbing dry
to signing a liquor license slow and starch in at once ; repeat it.—root/
then for Nome other neighborhood, or ;rioUsakeePitt5.
of throwing their vote grid their: :in-
tluence in favor of the perpetuation of
the liquok traffic in general. It is,
indeed, easy to weep over the woes of
poor" ruigseursed.Airica,but /low about
poor ruts. cursed America 1 Pity as
Well as chtiiity should begin et hone.
Rev 0 ><.ane,spealting some time ago
Atlanta, Georgia. said tt drunkard
told him this terrible story. Ile said:
i uta ashamed to tell the story, as it
rteflt:ete inti /ray manhood, but l want
yon tofkaeoW to what depths cf inf atmy,
the foIste of; habit dregs one. Ny
•tarnily heti b ° ^ ` 'ggiatg me'.: D give
• stip clr{'irk/ w �1` 4 pro .laid
deaf a; .. br death
Mre E`orturdred--What !. Invite the
Downtown girls to our p trty f Wiry,
my dear, their father is In trade. He
keeps a shop. Miss Forundred'.f knout
ma, hat be is awfully exclusive. He
never advertises, and doesn't have to,
servo A customer 01100 lli weely,»-•. New.
Xsrk Weekly.
�u Men,
young. old, or middler aged, who find I MAirEwAwl. iiulvs nevoul, week or , I
following syrnptointa ! Mental desires.
ell, who are broken nevelt from wools
or overwork,: resuithee iu tunny of the
-'iiDi
siou, premature old age, lobs of
vitality, loss of memory, hug dreams,
dilnueee of Idghit, palpitation of the
heart, =hectors, labia of energy, ;pain
in the kidneys, beadlike,, pimples uu
the face or body, itching or pecular
sor,Setitln About the serotun;, wuistinq
of the organs, dizziness, bemire before
the eyes, twitching of the muscles,
•
eyelids and elsewhere, bashfulness,
deposits in the urine, lose of will
power, tenderises of the sealp iui
spine,week and flabby muscles, desire
to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep,.
constipation, dullness of /searing, loss
of voioe, desire for solitude,excite,.
bility of temper, surilren eyes sur.
rounded Withy LEAANibi CIRCLE, oily
looking skin, etc., are all symptoms
of nervous debility that/ led to • ieenity
and dead useless ono, I'he spring
or vital power /saving lost its tension
every function wanes in consequence.
Tllost, who through abuse cctutnitted
in ignorance may be ilermenentely
c;uted. 'seed your address for book
on all diseases peculiar to man,
Address 111, T, LUBAN, 40 Front St.
Be Toronto, Ont. Books seat free
settler/, ff eart disease, the symptoms
of which are faint spells, purple lips,
numbness, palpitation, skip beats,
not flashes, rush of .blood to the head,
dull pain in elle heart with beats
strong, rapid arid irregular, the second
heart beat quicker than the iirst,: pain
about the breast bone, etc., osis
positively be cured. No cure, no pay.
Send for book, Address M, V..
LIJ I3ON, 60 Front Street East,
Toronto; .Ont.
O. P. B. T1a1L TABLW.
Trains arrive and depart as fellows:
t Yiit'iNO A144137116,6 25 a; m .For Toronto : 015 a. in
2:20 p,tu " 2:20 p.m
2:00 . n "' .. For Toeewator... Z 20
V: p•' 10:30
A. G. $'8ATIIDTitl, AOBNT, WINOnAM.
Through iokets all
West, I uc i/OQottst, ete., via the shortest and ll
popular routes. Baggage cheolced 'through to
atostinatton. x,owestfreight sates to all points.
• Tied= TABLE.
154 V0 WDD011AM. AIUt1VN AT WPNO1TAM,
1130 0 a.ut:Coronto,Guelph,Pallnerston, &o. 3:30,p.m,
0:40 p.m
10:10 "
... Cinrou ",
7:25 Palmerston, Mired- ..:.10:15
G 4o a.1n .........London, &e ` 1761:::460500::7'm.
$ l0 pen
11 t0:.. o........ I incatdine, o . _.... 6:30 .
5:40 p.tn 11:10
10'iq " -
AIL S IO.
I\sTanoTIOPs .ON PIANO AND OIMAN, ALBO OLABB IQ
t1AttSIONY.
For particulars regarding terms, etc, please call at
my home, corner; Of .nets and Patrick et: cuts..
FLURIL•LA SPARLING.
n
H. DAVIS
IS OFJ'E.RING.
�4N
s A.Tesasir VROP9~2Ean?r
AT 'VERY LOW RATES..
8 I• I-11,„MI`
OFricE-DpposirE'ti-tht MARK1rT,
WIN01IAM 0070585 4T11, 1838
Pralerty ror gale in Bclrora.
The' undersigned otters for sato a desirable pro
petty litti.e village of IlMI:nor°, consisting of a good.
dwelling house. oitioe, stable and driving shed, %vitt`:
one aero and wharf of land is, connuatiou. Splendid.
garden, :With all sorts of fruit trots. Will no cold,
at a bargrlln. Fur particulars, api Iy to
PSEDNICICI{ 0008,.
Jeinro: e.
BANK. OF H.. ILTONsi
Capital, $1,000,000. Rest, $450,000,,
President -,Ione 1ITUART.
Vice•rredident-A. os AMSAYy
DIRECTORS
Ions Pnec'oa, 011As. 01413NrtY, 0N0 nowt, A. V
Wo0o, A, li' Lea (Toronto).
Cashier—r. TORI.1101.1..
Swtiags stank haute, 10 to 81 Saturdays, 10 to
1. Deposits 4e V1 and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Speoitttt bapostts also received at current
rates of intorest.
Drafts on, /heat Britain and the United States
bought end sold 1.
I, WTL1',STN, AOInax,•
,111.11Y.ZI%• & l;tlCTi1,1SON,
S ,ieiToats.
kinbl
FLOUF
blas on tarsi & large) stock ce
HORSE t- Iisernsi!'i'>i,..
SUlittlf0OUR4,i
airs,
xItGN$y
Vt floorz i lets,
Wheel type be wee at houses per .
liARN:rE$s, double r �ttngle, made to ardor
short node*, and sattafactitlon eweentsed,
Th W 4 ZAJ .next ism so
for toil Ubeli4 epw,Ies 1e,,
serOMjyyeataprier to tee
esscueriina. eerie(
Inoddelled Obi Loft.
tan: of kfunprifon�,}
*verbalism' w e clear '
Prompt Zig vat e
SUCOVIrs
'A call ealleitod. SECT
0P-0PPOelta the r:atnkgt rialatitOta,
leftt.TTSSif AM$IS>;It,
tannin, Feb.. itth. 160A.
T„iP, MiAPhiakr,
ISSUER op :alum E i.toutsSIG9, Nl'I Ars:
P J5ILIo, OQN%'EYANCEtt
critics--.,•U1gr' Bookstore, ,to
,
RIPLL1t, eNT,
Money to Loan on Farm Security at Low Rake of
interest. filo
commission in ni ssion .ohatged.
And by close pereenal.
trope to he again taxi. red
1004414 soil many new oaten.
Yours Moat resp
wi n,rhamt 15111. Ilea'la. 1apm.
J. GQLL
VETERINARY S''..
IionorarpGraduateof enteric
.Also Graduate of Dentistry Soh,
roved to treat all i)iaewtde or 1)
nthe latest scientific: manner,
Calls promptly attended tn. 0
10wo's O,ao
±t%,Callera by night wilt Lind hutu
POR THS :.43I' VAL:.
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ORDERED OLO1HIN
06 '.CO
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, C`.Y, F;3,
Cheap for KA.S1T.
WEB S T E:..1d' S
PI Et
Has removed to E. F. GAtster's cid stand, whei'e,;he hal a large`arilQ,
nicely assorted stock of
Watches, Ciecks, Ievrellery, Silverware and
Which he is selling away down in price, and will he pleased nto
have yon, call andtake a look through.his Stook.
Repairing a Sp dally
arAll work warranted and done p ttinptly.
i-+ cl.. Dinsle fir,
- Mason's B.00,.
-•Suceessorato it 1st B,obinson, tntnufactureretabt : .
MOWERS, LAND ROLLERS,
PLOWS, GANG PLOWS) S, &o8 .. .
Castings of Ever inlron.a1414s&
M and aorteral Repairs.. Promptly
Attontivdter
da a'a'.,,
1t I to
m. •
` INES AyN. J 10),ILlt"1` S,- C$ ` aO UJ i
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