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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-11-27, Page 3TEMPERANCE COLUMN. CON&UCTI:D m TI r. Y. W. e. T. O. Glass EU/Aber Ono. Glans number ogle, "only in fut.," Glass slumber two, "other boys do;" Glass number three, "it won't hurt me;" (!lass nuinber four, "only one mono;"' Glass number Live, "before a drive;" (Glass number six, brain in a mix; Glass number seven, stars up in heaven; Glass number eight, stars in his pate; Glass number nine, whiskey, not wine; Glass number ten, drinking again; Glass number twenty, not yet a plenty, Drinking with boys, drawing their' joys; .Uriuking: with men, just now and then, Wasting his iife,'lcilling his wife; Losing respect, manhood all wrecked, Losing his friends, thus it all ends. Glass number one, taken in fun, Ruined his life, brought on strife; Blighted his youth, ruled his truth; Gave only pain, stole all his gain; Made him at lest a friendless outcasts Light-hearted boy, somebody's joy, Do not begin early in sin.; Grow up .a masa, brave as you can; Taste not in fun glass, number one. Over a Century _Old. Mauy cases are known of persons living to bs over 100 years old and there is no good reason why this should not odour. By paying atteution to the health by using Burdock Blood Bitters when necessary to purify the blood and atteugtheu the system mach may be added to the comfort and happiness of life even if the oentury mark is not attained. • Aleholic liquors brought from. it naafi any repeirin'• Ulf yes, trey Christian ntttioas under the, protest of I plied the minister, indeed it dues, the the pagans of Alden, fire designated by state of it is nothingahortof disgraceful those benighted. people under the terra, j to all concerned. The rain is corning which in our language means shame!' through the roof in fifty places, Rad water. It is called even a worse name' the plaster on the wall and ceiling is in tibia country, because more harm is! a scandal to look at. My friend, you done by it hero than among pagans.. should not be so miserable in tt matter There are no Moderate drinkers ie coneerniug the proper upkeep of the Aisle% to spread weakues and disease;house of God. You are a rich man, there they drink theluselvee to death, you have co occasion to be penurious and are done with it. , and yon should remember that wa ars Prohibition lowa,populatioll X,OiI,. I told. iu the Scriptures about laying up 000, has 628 convicts; liennse North Itreasures in Heaven, What would he Carolina, population, 1,¢17,000,. has the grid o' blip daoiif that, minister 1 1,423 convicts, I loudly elcclaimed an old mendicant Prohibition Kansas, population woman, who, appearing uuobseryed ov 1,500,000, has 815 convicts; lleense'the scene, had overheard the latter part of the conversation. What would be the ;qid o' the likes o' him daeiu' that when he kens very wool that he'd never see them agatul A Little Hero. Tho New York , World says : A. pathetio .coinmeut upon the hard .struggle for existence iza this big city were the last works of little Jack Got-. mad, who .died in Chambers street hospital as a result of having been severely mangled by a .Broadway ear. One arm had been amputated and he was ala great suffering Later his ,pother was admitted to see him, His face brighteued as she .approached bins, and he said ; The :nouey is in my neat pocket, mamma„ Then he sank back ,upon his pillow and died without lignin speaking. Stronger than laic fear of the shadow of death were his loving thoughts for the wel- fare of the dear ones he was to leave behind. Of suets stuff as little' Jack, heroes are made. Sandwich,. SIRS,—rot five years. I suffered from lumbago and couid,get no relief until I used B agyard'e Yellow Oil, and must say I find no better remedy for it. JOHN DEar113narAN, Sandwich. Ont. Tennessee, population 1,757,000, has 1,500 convicts. Kansas has thirty empty ,jails, Tennessee two. A wise physician once said, :that the opinion thata good woman should stay closely at home has killed more women than any other one cerise. •,7La arrive. "t)a .Grippe" or Influenza can be quickly cured by the use of Wilson's Compound of Wild Cherry, the old reliable remedy far Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup,Colda, Coughs and other .diseases of ,respiratory aystern. Wilson's Wild Cherry has been in use for many years and is highly recom- mended by all who know its virtues, bold by all prominent druggists: /soul beton sonstttve. Here is a short article we find float- ing around in the sea of ;journalism that many mels should paste in their hats and ladies in their bonnets, if room can be found in the little duck of athing, These people, liable to quick emotions, with sense, but not reason showing,' in their countenance, and often marring repose and friend's ship by their unwiteranted suspicions, are found in every place, Let them read and profit by this :--- • There are some people, yes, many people, always looking ovut for slights. They cannot carry ort the daily inter- course of the family without some offence is designated. If they meet an acquaintance on the street who happens to be preoccupied with busi- , less, they attribute his abetraetlon in some mode personal to •thetnsel ves,ttnd fake umbrage accordingly. They lay on others the fact of their irritability, A fit of indigestion makes them see impertinence .in every one they (Dine in contact with. Innocent persons who never dream of 'giving offence are •astonished to find some unfortunate word or momentary taciturnity mistaken for an insult. To say the least, the habit is unfortunate, it is far wiser to take the more ehari- tableeview of our fellow•beings and not suppose a slight is intended unless the neglect is open and direct, After ail, too, life takes its hues in a great de gree from the colour of our mind. If we are frank and generous the world treats. us kindly: If on the contrary we are sllspieioua, [nen learn to be cold and cautious to us. Let a person get the reputation of being touchy and everybody is under more or leas con- straint, and iu this way the chance of The Tomperanoo Confibot. The Advance, of Chicago, says : Liquor dealers; alta anti prohibitionists who are constantly harping on the bli�llting effects of prohibition upon the prosperity of a city will not be able to draw much comfort from the ex- perience of Des111.oines, Iowa. Des Moines is a city of' sixty . thou*curd 'people and has not an open saloon within its lilnits or the conutry in which it is situated, and yet itis ens joying an era of the most remarkable prosperity. Such a thing as a house or store room can scarcely be found at any price; white more than a thousand new residencee and more than a million dollars worth of new business blocks, s*»ne of thein the finest in the West, are in process of erection. Bank clearances run from twenty -fire to fifty per cent, higher than a year aa'o ; its manufactured products for 1890 exceeded those of 185:) by more than ,$5,000,000, Every kind sof business is extremely prosperous, and the actual statistics of the Transfer Companies show that, the population. is increasing, by new arrivals alone at the rate or one thousand per month. A good many other cities would like to be kiltt:d in the same fumy that prohibition has killed Des Moines. Por IntirAeuza or ".iia Gripre" Wilson's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is a sur and safe remedy. There is no better medi cine for tlae.oure of Influenza, Bronchitis Coughs, Celds,Croup and kindred diseases Get the gamine in white wrappers. Fie was Agin it. No, sirs exclaimed old Deacon Iron side, bringing his fist down hard o his work.brush, I'm agin wome preachin' t An' so was Paul 1 But if you will read Paul closely, suggest ed Elder Keep, along, you sissy cow to a different conclusion. Sitme of th brightest preachers at that Emmen Joel council in Washington —Sto right there elder ? retorted the deacon It's an Ecutneuical council, ain't it Certainly. And what lciud of a thin would an Ecuwomonical society be?. No, sir 1 roared Deacon Irouside, it won't do 1 It won't no 1 And in his resolute and uncon►promising manner he seized his jack plane and• went on chasing shavings along his work*bench again.--Ohicago Tribune (diplons. In the United States of America there are 175,000 saloons, 10,000 of which are in New York city. An English paper, from statistics taken from the press of the "United Kingdom, reports the. records `et murders of wotneli by inebriated lens» bands, silica ,1'an 1, 1889, to Jars 1, 1891, to be 8,004. A hundred ensu fifty young ladies of Goviugtolh, Ga, have organized a' chub . for the purpoate of extinguishing the six bar•roorns Of the town. } C. P. lt. TID134 Trains arrive and depart as follows; LRAve o 5:35 a, m ...... .°..ForTora)to.,.• 2:1131 p, 2:00 p. In.. ,......... For Teeswater 10:50 p. IR ARRUvXN0 0:35 a. w 2:00 p.m' 2.00 * 10:55 C1'1:?1,A.. '.i TR C7". V'l< .EV -Z' A. C. STKATi3DEE, Aoser, W:Nomas. Through tickets to all points 114 Atucrica--.-North• West, h'aotac Coast, rte,, via the shortest and all popular router. Baggage checked through to destination. x,owestfreight rates to all points. - —TIME TADI,E. LOAN'S lVINUII01. ARAM AT WINOtrA,r. 0:30 a.n.Toronto.Guelph,Palmersten, Cm 3:31 p.m. 11:10 " " ' .150:20 " 2:20 p.m. .. " Clinton, ,, 7:35 " Palmerston, ;11tKed...... i0;35 a.m. 6:45 0.111 .,London. &e 11:00 " 3:20 p.m. ' 7:50 p.m. 11:10 am Kincardine, to .. .... 0:80 a.en. 3:31 p.m 4 6 11.:10 e 10.2e " 7:10 prat JOSE! .:.,OWAN, L'l;rnlc OTn Dry. (Iouur, CO. IfueeoN, AUCTIONEER, ISSUER, OF MAIi•Ii1A,GE LICENSES Connlxssxoxrn x.; A, 0. ,T., .ETo. WRoiri:TEa, ONT. moQT AND SHOE SHOP. MoLAUoILtN & IIAI:urt + liavinr purchased the Custom Rusinose of Messrs . McCormick 8 Co, wish to intimate that they have opened out In the shop two doors south of T A. Mills Store, 1Vingham, Hoots and Shoes made to order from the Iles Stock on short notice. Repairing neatly and promptly done, Tho patronaroot the public solicited, and all work guaranteed. Mo.LAUL'HLIN & HAUGII n J. GOLL7EY, VETERINARY SURGEON. e Honorary Graduate of Ontario yoterinary Coliego Also 11,aduate of Dentistry School, Toronto is pre - e 1•ared to Uroat all Uisoases of Dotnestioato Animals in the Iatest sclenttflo ntannef. Calls promptly attended to. Otfiee and Infirmary Ilinil's OLD STAN», Winghmn p itat.Cialers by night 11 and him at the office. i BANK OF HAMILTONN English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Splints, Bing Bono, Sweeney, Stifles,Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. Savo $50 by use of ono bottle. Warranted the most wonderf Blemish Care aver known. Sold by W. B. Towler. Cheese -Making. Ono of the chief reasons why so many of the cheese factories have to WINGHAM. Capital, 11,200,000. Rest, $600,000. President—JoM T STUART. vice-president—A. G. aisuisr. DIRECTORS NEIN PRooToR, OUAS. GuaMes, Geo Roam, A. T Woo», A. )3. LRs (Toronto). Cashier—J, TURNBULL. Savings Bank—Hours, to to 8 • Saturdays,10 to i 1. Deposits of 21 and upwards received and interest allowed, Slleainl Deposits also received at current rates of interest. Drafts on Great Britain and the United States bought and sold 13. WILLSON, AGENT. ' MIME & DICKINSON, Solicitors. WINGOAM HALSTED & SC Josephine Street ;,- - ' •• Wteghant, wind up business late in October and r l --1 r L UU I E, n LS, of them are so small, and the volume of milk so little, from spring calved cows, almost exclusively, that it does- n't pay to keep them open. If, in the The undersigned wish to tondor their best thanks for the hthoral patronage „iron to our arm during dairy districts,,there was 0nlp. one in severalyears prior to the bttraing or elft mill by in cendtatisn, Darin;; thgl.ast season we stave 10 the territory where there are three now, ,reddened the tntr., min to the latest opprored sys- tem of rlutigarian holler Process mil lir.;.. We be the operators could afford to put 111 ligre tvocan note give better accommodation than butter making tools and keep open all • ever before. Woolfor Prompt Disiaatoh, winter, and thus be makang the cows Fair Returns, earn their living. and some profit be - aides. Whereas now they go dry ere much snow falls and are eating their own heads off, and tens of thousands friends and mann pea ones, QUALITY SECOND TO NONE IN THIS SECTION. J. A. llALmo,' J. W, Score, blount Forest, l.h)toaclt Deposits Beeoived and Interest allowed. lYfoney Advanced to Fanners and Duuince,s On long or short time; on endorsed notes or collateral soeurity. bale notes bought at a fair valuation. atouey remitted to all parte of Canada at ressbnable charges. Spooial. Attention Givers to O"l..'. looting Accounts and Notoe.. And by dose personal attent:an to the business hope to be again favt.red with a trial by alloltl ' Yours most respectfully, .of them come out spring poor. mIUTTON & CARR, W3n¢ham Mill, Oet'10,1589. Sage Savings. A lie is one degree worse than the sin it tries to conceal, Words hurt more thltn knows and heal more than balsams. People do not grow in grace by look ing Rt the faults of others. Discontent is the want of self-.reli- an imuoiilary offence is vastly increase mice; it is infirmity of will. ed.—Borders Ocl(Yellow. We lose the peace of years when we hunt after the raptures of mos CONSUMPTION CtThtED. menus An old physician, retired from prantioo, hating bad placed 111 his hands by an East lndta missionary Nut formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent onto of Consumption, Bron. chitin Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical euro for Nervous Debility and all Hort ous Complaints, after hating tested its wonderful enrollee powers 10 thousands of cases, ho has felt it itis duty to make is known to his sni:ring follows. Antnated by this motive and a dosis to relieve Mutton suffering, i will send free of charge, to ail tvho desire it, this recipe, in Getman, French or' English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by na(1 by addressing with stamp, satnmg this paper. W. A. Norss 820 Pt vers Block Rochester, ef, Y, A ParsiliionioUS Old Farmer. Arnold farmer. of South Lanark- shire was, white ell life way home one inarket day recently, Met" by his min- ister, who after s.)u►o preliminary Con- versatiou,besougllt hien for a oontribu- ttou towardsll to repairing of the par. ish church, flu operation lrhich that edifice sadly stood in need of Tim kirk has done iffy torn, minister, re- plied the old fellow, hi a semi -growl, an' x dinua see what wey 1 sud help to teak' it totter for fiber folk. Nee- . body over beard me eowpleeu o' the kirk, and tor lay paiirt I 'Think think \11 That man's Gild 1s easy and happy whom death finds with a weak body and a strong soul. There are people who never give nway any milk until they skim it, and then they want credit for cream. It is eng to make merrywhen the heart is light, blit the true philosopher is be who can, make sunshine on a cloudy day. Is simply epidemic Induonza; Wilson's WildCherry will pure it safely and quickly. Get the genuine, iu white wrappers only, and use it a$ direoted for Influenza. "lee tbtea nne&;<ak.+. Contain their ouast l'ttrgetiv e. it a safe, sunt and of the ri deriroysrdfieermSssCiiildyr+act•+ a`rites. Apamphletof Information tn.+nab-) stractnf the laws, chordn;; .il 1(9 l Obtain Patents, Caveats, Truitt+A: Marks, Copyrights,usent Pct. Addro,» MUNI) it, Crm,; 361 lironswrar, y s Nett' reek 1`e i Beautif Your Homos ° JAS. 17:f. E ,i D; • Agents le Canaclte-'rite Morobants' Bank of Canada. Office Ilcura—From 9 a, m. to L p. m. A. E. SMITH, Agent. troll Woolon i11. We wish to inform the public that we have then' Woolen Mills in A 1 running order, and will thi season give special attention to Kate of Hamilton and Paris, HOUSE, SIG AND ORNAMEN- TAL PAINTER, PAPER HA$0ER, FRESCOER, .. would take this opportunity of informing the citizens of W1nghatn and surrounding country that having had large experience in city work, ho is prepared to do Ataeastining, Kaisominhng end Wall Paltering in the latest approved styles of plain and decoratit e worst. Churches, Balls or otherublk or Trivet° buildings Frescoed in beautiful Cors and Designs at moderate rates. CUSTOM WO K, in all its branches, and will keep in stock a. class of first-class goods, such as Tweeds, Flannels, Etoffs, Blankets, a beetings, Stocking Y arns SLC., Sze., (made from pure wool only) cheap for cash or ex chancre for wool. Customers from a distance can have their rolls home with them the same day. ' Graining in Walnut,Oak,13ird's 3!,yo Mft- ple, Sie,, a Specialty. All eilia rsentrusted tow care done withfteatnots Mid tlespetelt. Orders left at Mr. !toss' BOOlistore will reecho prOtllptattenti0tt, yA1. tra �!111�•"'"j . Winghtrn, April 3rd�.l '3lighesttnarket price In cash for Merchantable Wool. IliGL,iS k 00'Y., wincoaut LUM Ina ER, Dressed and undressed, LATHS, , S,:INLS, STAVES, EARR 1:aS CEDAR POSTS, WOOD ca, Always on hand,and will be sold cheap. • R1ILL—Adjoining G. T. .tt., on Sitter Street, Mclean. Sz Son, \Viflgliilth, On 1831 'THE CULTIVATOR, 3 892 Am) Cuut man THE BEST OF THE k IGULT'JRAL WEEKLIES/ DEVOTED To Farm Crops and Processes, Horticulture & Fruit -Growing Live -Stook and Dairying, While It also Includes all mirror de•ttrtmant:s of Rural interest, such as the Poultry Yard, Ent cur oiogy, U e.l€eeping,Groenitouse and (;rapery �Ve twi- ttery Replies, Farm (5uestfonsand Answers, lir esldc Reading, Domestic Economy, and a summary of 'the. News of the Week. Its :iltitan ittaeoire, are u1t- usttaliy complete. and much attention 14 paid toted, "respects of the Crops, as throwing light u)\0n one of the most important 18 tall ques:.ians-mien to buy Alla W11011 to self, r is'libesallylilustrctwi,and h' RECENT ENLA11G1•\li•NT ao,ltains more road - Inc matter than ever before. Tho s toacinptton prier is ."i.110 per year, but we offer a SI'E•i LAI, TION In: nue CL tTB ItA..TES 1892: Two Subscriptions. In ora remittattte.... $4 Six Subscriptinnsl do. do. ICO Twelve Subscriptions, do. do. 1$ tpf-'To tilt Nz:w Subscribes for 189C, advance bow, us way, astir 'ata swim ,b1 est.r, from our lOtOXIrT el the rotttittaace, to Jab 3a: v fat, 1892, W1171001' MAIM. ' (ta'Nrreta0E:t Corntft Nkat:*. Addr.ss LUTHER I Uelte '3 & SON. Paalisbmk Albany', N.