HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-07-31, Page 7TEMPERANCE. COI,UNIN. meelsiaregular.
coznuaxau rix Tilt; T. W. C. r, u. Every mail in the office drank but
one, a reporter, Den Perry. one of
the editors told me that he land seen
rA Fight,With Titian.
A minister of the Gospel said to
me, I was once a sad drutikard end 1
Signed the pledge, Many times 1 had
been in the ditch. When 1 became
converted 1 made up my mind 1 would
*study for the ministry. 1 was e. stag
" dent. t had no desire for drink. 1
had an idea that my religion had
driven that all out. The grace of God.
lead taken away the appetite for, and
the love of Jesus had taken away the
love of,drinka I thought myself perfect
ly safe. 1 was invited oiit to dinner. If
the gentleman had asked me to take a
glass of wine, it 'would have been NQ;
or a glass of ale No; but he gave me
some rich English padding pretty well
saturated with brandy and with brandy
sauce over it. I thought nothing of it.
I lilted it. I ate it freely. I sent up
my plate for a second help. On re -1 h sician that no American
turning to my duty, I began to want 1a y , with
to drink. I wanted %t. The wanblhis nervous organization, in this wear'
liegan to sting and burn me. My ; in ; climate,can habitually take liquor
mouth got dry. i°wanted it, Well;' without injury' to his health, and with -
,
surely, if I go now and have solve—I ; out, he a greater or less degree,hinder-
•have not had any for six years—sere 1 mg his Chances of success.
tainly if I take just one glass now, , it I A Doctor's Wish.
will allay this sort of feeling, and I 1 Dr '1` Gilliard Thomas, who with Drs
shall be able to attend to my studies. ' Emmet and Sirss.makes the'brilliaut trio
No l 1 thought of what. I expected to of specialists which has well nigh wrought
. be;eand now, I' say I will fight it. I miracles in the field of surgery for women,
locked the door and threw away elle will, by.this utterance in,a recent address,
make friends with a host of women who
key. Then commenced .the fight,. 1 have no use for his beneficent knife Were
1 knew 1 was on my knees a good
I offered today by some great power the Toronto; Out.
Ben Dame in from a fire at 2 a in
drenched to the skin and tired out,
He would look wistfully at the whisky
battle, but be never touched it,
T inquired for the boys 'tokday
Three had died'€rom drinking, six were
holding inferior positions in newspaper
offices.
Habits bad, said my informant,.
They could not make their way, and
so fell lower and lower. Perry's, head
was always clear add he was regular at
his work. He is editor-in.chief of One
of the principal newspapers in a sea-
board city, • He bad not half the nate
ural ability of at leant three of the
others. These are facts, said the doc-
tor. I advise you who are beginning
life to consider them. I have not a
word to say about the moral question
involved in drinking. ' But I know, as
° Ata. alien,
young. old, or middle aged, who And
themselves nervous, week or exhaust-
ed, who are broken down fen excess
or overwork, resulting in many of the
following symptoms : Mental deprea,
sion, premature old .age,. loss of
vitality, loss of memory, lead dreams,
dimness of sight, palpitation of the
heart, emission, lack of energy, pain
in the kidneys, headake, pimpleson
the face or body, itching or pecuiar
sensation about the sgrotetai, waisting
of the organs„dizziness, specks before
the eyes, twitching of the muscles,
eyelids and elsewhere, bashfulness,.
deposits in the urine, loss of will
power, tenderises of the scalp and
spine, weak and flabby Muscles, desire
to sleeps failure to be rested by sleep,
'constipation, dullness of hearing,, ,loss
sf voice, desire for solitude, excite,
bility of temper, sunken eyes sur•
rounded with LEADEN CIRCLE, oily
looking skin, eta„ are all symptoms
of nervous debility that led to isanity
and dead usefees cures.. The, spring
or vital power having lost its teneiou
every function wanes in consequence,
Those who through abuse committed
in ignorance may be permanentely
oured. Send your address for book.
on all diseases peculiar to man,
Address M. T. LUBAN, 50 Front St.
E., Toronto, Ont. Books sent free
sealed. Heart disease, the' symptoms
of which are faint spells, purple lips,
numbness, palpitation, skip beats,
not flushes; rush of blood to the head,
dull pain in • the heart with beats
strong, rapid and irregular, the second'
heart beat quicker than the .first, pain
about • the breast boric, etc., can,
positively be cured. Nn cure, no pay.
Send ” for book. Address: M. V.
LUBON, 50 Front Street East,
We have received a large stock from he
B est� Canadian and Aerican Maoufacfurers1
Our .assortment is the finest we lame yet shown and we belie+ e.
we have a stock to suit everybody, We have taken special pains to
select 1'atteres that dire suitable, and the effects 'frau the IVEatch..Bu
dors are really excellent,
deal of the t sue, but,what I,did I do I accomplishment of oue wish, 1 think T
would seleot the destruction of the process.
. not know. Some one . came in the by which alcohol is created. • Putting ad-
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morning afloat eight o'clock and knock"! vantages and disadvantages into meatal
ed at the door. Come in. The door scales, I should select, as the wish nestling
is locked, I hunted about, found the'. closest to my heart,the abolition of alcohol.
key and opened the door. Twd of rey 1 Last year Denmark exported nearly
fellow students entered. Why, said 90,000,000 lbs. 'of butter, of which
one, what is the .matter with you i 83,000,000 went to England. This
What doyou Mean? Why look at your ! butter 'fetches 25 cents per pound, a
face. They took .me to the glass and � higher price than either. Irish or home
my face I saw was covered with blood.i made. ,Canada with all its splendid
.In my agony, 1 .had with my nails . natural capabilities, exported less than
torn the skin from my forehead—look 1 2,000;000 lbs. Denmark is not one
at the scars now -in my agony of I tenth the siza of the Province of On
wrestling against the desire of drink 1 tario. The astonishing development
that cried through every nerve and of of Danish dairying is attributed to the
fibre of my system. Thank God I 1 centrifugal separator syetem,by which
fought it ; but it was forty-eight hours much, more butter Dan begot from the
before I dared to go in the street. f same quantity of milk, and enables the
You say : That is,a'rare ease, such I operators to work greater quantities
oases are very: rare. I wish they were.
See today what men° are sacrificing for
the drink. See what they are giving
up—home; friends, reputation, ay,even
life itself,"and that which is better
than life, hope of heaven, for the
drink, dissolving the Pearl of great.
price in the cup, and drinking away
their very best hope of heaven at a
:draught, Oh, it is awful when we
go among them and see them ! What
'twill they not sacrifice r What will they
not give up? Do not say it is because
they are weak minded, No 1 it de-
pends more on the temperament, cone
stitution, and nervous organization of
the man whether if he tries to follow
your example, Mr Moderate Drinker,
he becomes intemperate or not, more
than "it does on what we call strength
of mind.
than was possible under the old system.
'Association dairies are increasing, and
old ones are'being'enlarged and ima
proved. Canada must move forward.
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A' lal'ge stock on hand to select from, and will .be sold at the,low-
est possible prices, (Sall and see our stock and get prices. No trouble
to show goods.
Wingbam, April3rd, 1891,
Trains arrive and depart as follows
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2:00 p. m 2:00 p,m
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LEAVE WINOIIAII. ARRIVE AT W1Ne4IAn.
6:30 a m.Toronto,Guolph Palmerston, &c. 3:31 pan.
<. 10:20 "
3:20 pan." Clinton,• "
7:25 " .,.,Palmerston, llIirod......10:35a.m.
•6:45 a m ..........London, &e.... 11:00 "
3;20 p.m. " 7:60 p.in.
11:10 Gan Kincardine, &o .. 6:30 a.ns.
3:31 p.m
10'20 " 7:10 p.m
11:10 "
A Youthful Yankees Ingenuity`.
A. boy we know had some chicles
of which he had made pets.
Re and his father went to "their
work early in the morning, and white
the rest of the, family were away for
summer it became a question how the,
Chickens were to be fed with propee
regularity.
The boy was equal to the occasion.
He took an alarm: Clock and fastened
it'securely to one side of the barn by
means°of two spi kes, Next. he hung
a bucket of corn to a rafter and &n -
nested it with the clock ' by a stout
cord. , . .
He wound up the alarm and ,set it
at 4 o'clock. At that hour the alarm,
went eft, wound ,up the string and
tipped over the bucket, . And so the
chickens were fed by clockwork.—
Cleveland Leader.
John Barns, lralbotyiile, died. Mon-
day of blood poisoning. He cut his
toe ; blood poisoning set in, and he
died after one day's illness. i'le,leaves
a wife and six children.
The Ocldfellows' demonstration at
Galt during the session of the Grand
Encampment, I 0 0 F; July 28 and
29, will be a splendid affair, and will
inoludea balloon ascension, parades,
drills, baud e,oncerts, baso heli, foot
ball, military feats and athletic sport.
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Abstain.
Dr Dish, a successful physician in
the Wert„ returned to'his old home
lately after a long absence, andvisited
the•college'in which he had been edus
sated.
Twenty years ago,he said to a group
,ot students, 1 graduated in'this hall,
There were eighteen men in my,class..
,Of the eighteen, six drsnk Habitual .
ly while et college. Not' to excess,but
regularly—a glass. or two' each day.
.• Notone c'f these risen has succeeded in
attainiril fortune, reputation or even
a .respectable position Yet they
. were among the ablest Iron in the
class..
While at oolle;e t was in the habit
of frequenting the daily newspaper
office here. 'There were ten menin it
.—editors and, reporters. 1 knew themall--a lot of bright.jolly fellows, Tho
'work was Bard, the Hours late, the
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