Wingham Times, 1891-06-19, Page 3orlom
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R.ANCE 'COUTIMN.,
o xtErs0 ex Tlra Ya W. C.TL'. e.
Clipping&
W , •`Jennings D?rnorest i.me, sent out
10$123, medals since that contests wore'
instituted,
Ever a.since Emperor Wi;litarn's:ac-.
ceroion'to• the throne of Ciormany+lie,
llaci ipereiratently dernitnslad some re.:
striction a of the liquor traffic. •b'er
tlr.•ee ,years his MinistorK,abave been
collecting statistics and ekicionce cow";
coming its effects; Ore deci;•sions 1trrIV•;'
oa at,havebeen embodied i u a.bili that,
ktae,besn sanctioned by the l undesratb,'°.
It 'decrees the withdrawal Of saloons
licensee, the fining of saloonkeepers;
'wbo:ouoourare drunkards Ka) buy liquor;
floes tfor drunitarrls if they are poor;
entrngh4'to have fines: cletec'•thenihorn:
drirxking,,tnd innpr1sonInel.t if they are
ric'll enough not to feel theft -lee..
ho pl;ohibitory Jaw is being •enforced
as seldom before in Portland,. 1VV} sine,
Tmontyr,Etve seizures were made the last
sseek'lly-t'he sheriffs. Among the. places
raided was that of Dennis B Tiilday, the
Haan w elaa,°put "To God we truer over •his'
saloon door last Fourth of July, and sold
freely and uumolest,:d all day. Deputy
tdili,er£f;Plumnner succeeded in'entering 'his
place which has been more carelteIly
guardedrl:ately, and found two.baa.tendera
stalling liquor, As soon. as they recognized
bun they dumped the liquor down a chute,
in.to•therellar and, jumped down after it,
began to aulash the bottles. Sheriff Steri,
til goutsidewaswatchingthecellarthrough
a grating, and saw the men destroy the
bottles, .which ne,s all the proof seceded
The bar -tenders were arrested, but Kilda),
seemsrtothave escaped, as is usually the
case with the big rogues.
The Latht•ap, Missouri, Crusade
cases have at last been decided, the
jury rendering a verdict of not guilty
after being out thirty minutes. It was
received -with great demonstrations of
joy, even the. grave .face of judge
Sandusky lighting up as he witnessed
the general congratulations. Mr.
Cross, tote: prosecutor,has often boast-
ed that he would convict everyone of
those women, and did his best to do so.
fie accepts hie defeat philosophically,.
remarking, I 'em like the bull that
betted the locomotive ; you' inay net
approve •rny judgemgt, but you can't
but admire •rny plunk. lathe evening
the victory wase celebrated by a huge
bonfireeon the ppot where the whiskey
waspoured out, and as its flames leap-
ed heavenward, cheer after cheer rang
from the onlooking crowd, Goa bless,
our Homes being the refrain. The
Crusaders have won at every point,ausl
this victory •means tench .for the en,.
foroementof prohibitory law.
For Influenza 'or "La. Grips •Wilson's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is a sure
and safe remedy. There is no better medi-
cine for the cure of Influenza, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds,Group trud kindred diseases.
Get the genuine in white wrappers.
itacabes and beth a soden grow*. The
horses seornn ettaad,lo attract cola idem-.
able attention xtnd the owner's 'the
Rutherford Brothers,extensive Ore
:gen cattle aea1,ars, were indaaoed to
place hint onsecbibition in tlle'town'.of
Marion, Ore, Ftealiziug,however,that
the horse Was peouliarly adapted deo
show purposes, and not having any
'knowledge of this partionlal' landof
business, they offered hien: foe; sale,
Photographs:of the horse were -sent
east, and a •copy happening to attract
the attention of 0 H. Eaton, Of the
.Eaton stock+farm of Lexington, ,dist
gentleman Hiede up his Mind to in..
vestigate, Us result was that .f3. W
,Eaton'nade,ajourney to Marion. One
sight of the.wonderful cecluine conain'.
ed hint of.future possibilities, and in
behalf of Eaton Bros he made an inv..
mediate purn11ese of the longest -hair-
ed (mane, tail and fototop) horse i'rf
the world. The price paid wa'sp80,-
000. At."Albuquerque, N 111, a syn
offered: .50,000 for the' horse,
winch was, refuged, as well as a fur,
tiler inducement of $11,000 for a three
clays' exhibition.—Scientific AJJrer'4ccbnr,
"Let Grippe"
"La Grippe" or Iuftuonza can be quickly
oured•by the use of Wilson's Compound of
Wahl Cherry, the old reliable remedy for
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup,Colds,
Coughs and other diseases of respiratory
system. ,'Wilson's Wild Cherry has been
in use for many years and is highly recom-
mended by all who know its virtues. Sold
by. all prominent draggiste.
Praying and Dion;.
Bless the poor children who haven't
got any beds tonight, prayed a little
boy, just before he lay down'io his
nice, warm cot on a cold, windy night.
As he rose from his knees his mother
Said : You have jest asked God. to,
bless the poor 'children; what will you
Thetoy thought a moment. Why
if I bad a hundred Cakes, enough for
all the family, 1 would give them
some.
But you have no cakes; what, ihen,
are you willing to do ?
When- I get money enough to buy
all the things I want, and have some
over, I will give them some.
But you haven't 'enough money to
buy all you want and perhaps • n"ever
.will have ; what will you do to bless the
poor now ?
I will give them some bread.
You have no bread—the bread is
mine.`
Then I could earn money and buy
,a loaf myself.
Take :things as they now 'are—you
know what you leave that is your own;
what are you willing to give to help
the poor.
The boy thought again. I'll give
them half my mouey, 1 have seven
pennies; I'11give them four, Wouldn't
that be right?
An Extraordinary florae.
,.n extraordinary horse' has' lately•
been brought to Boston, He is 'a
beautiful golden chestnut, with light
inane and tail, white hind feet and
white face. Re is seven years old,
weight 1,435 poun'is, stands sixteen
hands high and is three-fourths EJlyde,
one-eighth 'Fiend', and one,eighth
Printer. Binns—that's his 'natne—
was born in Marion, Ore, ' May g0,
1888, and is considered a perfect and
beatitiful animal. The fact that at
the present time his foretop is eight
feet, inane eight feet, eight inches,and
tall twelve feet, thri'e inches in length,
1st certaiuly wonderful and makes hirer
an e5ctraordinary attralction. No par.
titular attention was given the horse
until he was live years old, when
his fc'retop, mane and tail had in-
creased so much in length that they
reached the ground. At this time his
owners cotnnrtn'ced putting thein in
braids find Lag them up. Some four
months after it wus braided the hair
was loosened and found to havegr own
seven inches. On ''account of suet)
rapid growth, the owners coli ieneed
to cultivate it and it grew rapidly,an d
atthe present time hes' reached the
J4 gth mentioned alcove, 1n the last
twelve months the inane has grown
fourteen inches anal the tail sixteen
Ctteumbers. '
To help in snaking the garden ]rofi•
table, there are few things that will
pay better in a small way than grow-
ing
row -ing cncumbere for pickles. Vacant
spaces and beds from which the ear'1y
stuff has been taken may be filled
with these up 'to the middle of June.
Make riot. bills, filled with old ma•
nure,ahout four feet apart each way,arid
drop a dozen needs in a hill thin to
Six plants when .they are up, Dust
with 'h'laecttcides from the start to
keep the bugs•away ; ,phen they will
not trouble the , plants much when
larger and the .fruits have begun
to•sett Pick the / vines over 'every
morning as soon;; /as the ci cambers are
as large as your little Anger. ' Put
them down fir 1.11rine to sell later in
the season, or lave a basketful at•the
villttMts s'toro • every morning. They
will lifeely be solei before night. A.
hundred hills'should give about 4,000
or 5,000 pickles.
U Helm,
young old, or middle aged, who and
themselves nervous, week or exhaust%
ed,.wiro ars brokou clown from excess
or overwork, resulting an many of the
folto'wkig symptoms.' ental depres-
siom,; 1'renratur'e old age, loss of
vitality, loss of ruewory, liEt:l ,dreams,,
ditniwe r of night, palpitation of tire',
heart, emission, lack of energy, pain
,i11 the kidneys, headaki., pun is on
the fat* or l,nrty:, itolll,g t,r pc:cu.ler
seosati''n abnnt the scrotum, .t aaieting
of •th,, organs, itirzuu. s, seat cl s before
the eves, twitching of the muscles,
eyelids ttu4 eleewher'e, I,,tslifltJlle•a.
deposits .li thee urine, to -x of will
power, teatec'r•net of the scalp fund
spine, wei,k anti flabby muscles, desire
to sleep, failure to be reiitecl by sleep,
constipation,'1uiltaesA of hear'ulg, lass
of •vol• t, desire for solitude, excite•
bil:iiy' of temper„ sunken eyes stir.
row d'd.l with JGrADFN CI80141., oily
lotlotlrl; skin, etc., arc 'tit 'Symptoms
of nervous. debility that led to isauity
and dead useless cures.. The spring
or vital power having lost its tension
every function wanes in consequence.
Those who through abuse Gorntuitted
in ignorance tray be pertnanenteiy
cured, rend your address for book
on all diseases peculiar to Haan.
Address . T. LUI3AN, 50 Front. St,
E,; Toronto, Ont. Books seat free
sealed. Heart disease, the symptoms
of which are'faint spells, purple lips,
numbness, palpitation, skip beats,
not finales, rusk of blood to the heave,
dull pain in the heart with beats
strong, rapid and' irregular, the secaed
heart Beat quicker•than the first, pain
about the breast bone, etc,, can
positively, be cured. No cure, no .pay.
Send for boolc, Address Y.
• LUBON, 50 Front Street East,
Toronto. Out.
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INSTRUCTIONS ON PIANO ANn OaaAta, ALSO GLASS IN
IIAa$oNY..
For particulars regarding terms, etc, please call at
my home, corner Fr u,ois and Patrick streets.
FLOItILLA SPARLING.
.I1,..DAV1..S
Is OFFERING
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F' E PROpMR TY
'AT VERY LOW ILA.TES.
S•7GnOFFICE-OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
WINOIIA8 0c'rofss, 411 , 1888
Property for Sale. in B [more.
The undersigned oilers for solo a.desirdbte pro
pperty in the village of Delmore, consisting of a good
dwelling hoose, office, stable and driving shed, with
one acro and a"halt of land in connection. Splendid
karden, with all sorts of fruit trees. Will be sold
at a.bargain. For particulars, apply to
PrinmaIor cook,
Rehnore.
BANK OF 'HAMILTON,
N`CxII, .'M.
Capital, $,1.000,000. Rest, $450,000.
President-3onr S&UAW''.
Vice.Presidetlt-A. Get AMsAY.y
DIRECTORS
IMO? Paxton, CiLis.'GoaseY, Olio 1t0ACit, A. T
4V000, A. n' L33 (Toronto).
'Cashier -4, TUIRNBt LL.
Sayings Range hours, 10 to 8 ; Saturdays, l0 to
1. Deposits Of 81 t>nd upwards received and interest
allowed
Special Deposits aiso received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United StateS
bought and sold , s
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MBYBR t DIOXII,+CSON,
Soarcrrolrs.
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beau.. By its t misty nes 38 uban3s nt hopeless CMOS Lave been permanently cared. I •"N.
glad to send two bettlea ot` my remedy PRIM 10 anyti your readers who have, •,
+ nnptibn if they r•111.stud urs ttre:r Empress and Post Ofice Address. Ra*pecttitilf
, r 404.0S1IM. M.O.r Ifiti WGafi. AtlaiatldS *tat -rortoNT , ONTARIO:to
MATTHEW AMBLER
HARNESS MnXVa,R N
hat on band a large stork of
lIORSR SLANEETS,
0111i1WCOMDS,;
t3RU9iIES,
DIPS,
TltUNgS
VALISES etc. •
Which will be sold at botton 2000e.
1L4:RNless, double or single, 111810 to order on
short notice, and eatisfaoution guaranteed.
&V'A call solicited,
'OP -Opposite the Bank 85 Hamilton, •
AIATTSEW AA1ELEtt,
ngnam, Feb. Cth, 1800.
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ISSUER or MARRIAGE LICENSES,NOTARY
PURLIO, CONVEYANCER, lire,
OFauo3-" Blg" Bookstore,
RIPLEY, ONT.
Money to Loan on EMIR Security at Low Rates of
interest. Nocharged.
J. GOLL7EY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
honorary. flraduateol Ontario Veterinary
Also Graduate of Dentistry School, Toron , is
fared to .treat all Diseases of Domesticate animals.
in the latest scientific naenner,
Cates promptly attended to. Office and ana:
vrs by night vva ] and gin at fire otos
commission
FOR
WING
1.
The tinders! tied wish to tender their beat
for the liberal patronage given to ou, Ares
severalyearepilortotile burning of nor AA' •
cendlariem, • During the 1 sit season wa taa•t
anoddelincl the town mill to the Jatcetai>pprds d'�a
tens of Uungarian holler Proems moil Kos Ws pa
Here rocs, now give bettor aces uuaod43fan 300
ever before. We offer
Prompt Dlspatoh,
Pair It tgxraa,
QUls.LIT '' liI'1COND ;t'O NQNJ:' IN I'1OIfii
S?,CTfpf,
And by close personal attention too husiu:Rip
hope to be again fays.red with- a triad by fru al's,
Irtends and navy aaow OVOS,
Yours moat respootfpli]r,.
L1UTTON .4 e
Wln::ham 3iill. Oct'*1. 1180.
"" Rlon'3 CL Seam), 'F asgha
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VIE BEST, . VALU. '
ORDERED- INOLOTHING/
GO
TO
'�sE A'STER'S
HATS, .CAPS,
COLLARS,
' SHIRTS,
CLIFFS,_
Cheap.: for EASEL
EfED
DIN
LIL
Has removed to E. F. Gerster's cld stitnd, where he has a Jorge and
nicely assorted stock of '
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Watoltos, Clocks, f' viellesy2 Silverware and
Which he is selling away down in price, and will the pleased t ,
have you call andtake. b look through his Stogie.
• Repairing a :S eexalty
lA11 work warranted and done promptly.
Ed. - Mason's Block.
Y&
-Successors to It 81.>3obi»son, manutacturerers of -
MOWERS; LAND ROLLERS,
PLOWS, q.ANG PLO ]'`'S, , c.
Caetige of Every Deacription in Iran
ani Rrass1
M• 1 and General RegattaPresqptit
4ttnd t .
• i-A.GENTS VOR R. WH1TELAW'S AGRICULTURAL
GINS ANI) BOILERS, CHEESE FACTORY ENGINES
• BOILERS AND> TYP?LIES.
/WANTS .ANY QUANTITY Or OAST
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