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little about purse) yes uutil recently.
, The Isms° referred to is the habit of
Talisroar, AT WOODSTOCK )31 ONTAIiI0-0 •
children passing gum from one
lnausract or AGRICULTURE ON "THE
RIND DV MEN WK iYANT." I to the other, in tine wly spread,.
' !hip, the disease, Let um chew
'WOODSTOCK, Nov. 17 —Hon. John lyunr tutu awhile, and they
Dryden, Minister of Agriculture and 1 will pull it out of their Mouths, hand
chairman of the Board of Governora 14 around, and perhaps two or three
a McMaster University,. delivered an 'dove children iu the (mum of halt an
address in the Baptist College here to* hour will have had the same piece of
night ou the subject, "The Enid of gum in their mouths, We Had this
Men we Want." His remarks ,were habit carried ou at schools Mai where
founded, as hei,iptimatecl, on opinions ever it is practiced the most we find
which he had formed from a study of the greatest spread of the disease. It
the eliartioteristieu which God has given is a bad habit, and where one child iu
us in His own word. Jesus a NaZa* a neighborhood has diplithede the
reth, he said,, was the ideal man, hay- disease can be spread aver a whole
ing all the eharacteristics necessary oily in this way.
for the different departmeuts of life,
Referring to these characteristics
the speaker first dwelt on the need of
physioal oulture, and pointed out that
the men we want to -day are those who
are strong,
THE NEXT CRARAOTEIII$TIC
necessary was education. Re referred
not 'merely to a school education, but
en education ,011, along the hue.
Speaking from a farmer's standpoint,
Ie said he was ashamed of his brother
•farmers who say that they did not
ueed •education, On the contrary, he
thought there was no other class of
people who could make a better use of
a Itheral.eductatioo than the farmers.
Men ought to be so educated that they
would be pOssessed with self. control.
It was a pretty hard lesson to learn,
but if a man was to make the best use
of himself in this world he must learn
• the power of self •control. Re must
)14, also learn to control his thoughts. He
must have .patienee, the patience that
enables a man to stand still; if he is
iu the right and knows it. And a
man to he successful must be courag-
eous above every thing. Referring to
the amhition of young men- he said
there are three things which they learn
to do which they ought not to do. He
.referred to the habit of swearing
which lie thought was devilish, to
. smoking which he thought apish and
drinking which he termed beastly.
The next charaoterstie was honesty.
•'There is a great deal of taik now.
adays about this," said he. "We have
had
11011$0 bad bad logs it wee necessary to
'keep loin stunning in a HID Of lint
Water ri../r an hour In tht, worldly; to'
5:35 a. ...... Toroute
oamealong one day just as Daly had to:50.P. la Tetswater ..............
...
get the iittlatninetion out, The dude esier.ut IS
put duet liorse'a forward legs iu the '4:00 p.m
Lor ...... '
water, and pulling (.1r his glovers be
Muck 1115 thaws into the water and
pulled them out blistered. Mr Dioy
Mr Daly 1 he yelled,you wl amid this
Horst*, to death ! is cruelty- gross
cruelty to annuals, to SU Ljfc aIlOrtie
tte swill torture, and 1 want, you to
understand, Mr Dely,tliat 1 thiolc you
are juin horrid to do such a thitig..
Bill Duly sized his» up slowly and
fd4iC1 ; Young Wall, you are tun a
prunes. That water is not too hot.
I'll bet you ten dollars that 1 rem hold
tny foot in that for five minotoewih
out a toll MOW*
Tho dude skinned a twenty off his
roll and. laid it down ou the etraw,aud
Billy Daly ,prit a double ou it to hold
it down and stuck his artificial leg iu
the tub. At the end of five Minotes1
the young man walked away disgusted, 1
and after Daly folded up the hiit and re.
turtiecl.ths double eagle to its potaitin
the purse, a little colored boy who had
been ou the verge of an explosi-n
while she hot was being decided stud,
For de Lord's sake, Mas' Daly, why
clid'itt you bet him more than twenty
dollars viten you !mowed you had a
dead sure Oleg I
Twan't tio dead pinch, said Bill
Daly, aud twenty is all I'll bet, ou toy
memory. It's getting so uncertain et
late years. S posin I'd forgotten and
stuck the wrong leg in the tub ?
Now Pre rroni
EAR SIRS, -I have been troubled
• wivh Lame Back for sbout six months
and thought 1 would try Hagyard's Yellow
Oil, which cured merim now free from all
pains, and recommend Yellow • Oil very
highly.
FRANK Piimuni: Winona, Out.
Enjoying a DICISSing,
DEAR SIME,—LaBt summer my younger
Dieters were take u very badly with croup,
indeed we were almost in despair, haviug
little hope o curing them. Finally we
applied Jiagyard's Oh, and to our
great joy it cured them perfectly,and they
are now enjoying the blessing of perfect
bealth. Axtnr, Jonssras,
• Dalhousie, N. B.
ARICloNuroiNosmimaa,ir4A.-4.1"aaixorsaaxosra;;aqoonx-az.:xtAr.wr*A,
C. I?. TI511:1
11 HALSTED lit SCOTT
Trains arrive and &part %a JOIROVE
105AVIliti Alt551S4NO
What Your Great Grandmother Did.
Sho hetcheled the fax and oarded the
wool, and wove the linen, and spun the
tow, and made the .olothes for her hus-
band and ten elaildren. She madebutter
and cheese, she dipyed tallow candles, to
light the house at nig,lat, and she cooked
all the food for her household by aa open
fire -place and a brick oven. Yes; and
when she was forty years of age, she was
already an old larly'whose best days were
over. Her shoulders were bent and her
joints enlarged by hard work, and she
wore spectaoles aud a cap, Her great
granddaughter, with all the modern con-
veniences for comfort, refinement aud
luxury, may be as charming and attrac-
tive at forty-five as at twenty. Especially
is this true if she preserves her health
and beauty by the use of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, which wards off
all female ailments and irregularities,
cures them if they really exist, keeps the
life marmot healthful and vi„eororts, and
enables the, woman of middle age to
retain the freshness of girlhood upon
brow and cheek, the light of youth in
her oyes, and its elasticity in her etep.
Sold by all druggists.
La Grippe.
Grippe" be influenza can be quickly
cored by the use of Wilson's Compound of
Wild Cherry, the old reliable remedy for
Bronchitis, Whooping Clough, Croup,Colds,
Coughs and other diseases of respiratory
system. Wilson's Wild Cherry has been
in USG for many years and is highly recom-
mended by all who know its virtues. Sod
by all prominent druggieta.
SUCH BIG REVRLATIONS
in this Canada of ours that most of us
are beginning to think that the men
who are wanted should he honest men.
We can, have honest inen in this high
piades of this land of ours If we say so,
if the people themselves are honest,
they will have honest rulers, and if
they are dishonest they will have rlis-
hopest rulers. We are to blame for
this if there ia any blame, because in
no country In the wide world do the
people•govern so direetly and so cer-
tainly as in this country of ours. We
want honesty not merely in men who
are sent down to the Legislature, but
in every class of men. This 'houesty
is even needed in t he pulpit. This
honesty is a nue article in this world."
Other characteristies referred to by the
speaker were activity, iiympathy and
faith. Young men„ lie said, should he
careful in their *Melee of a galling ;
they should recognize that they are
but part of the whole community, alai.
as they lift up other men they lift up
themselves, and they should possess
that faith that makes a man do his
duty and do his best in this life. The
address was n practical and an inter-
esting one, and notwithstanding the
severe nature of the weather was
listened to by it. huge a whence.
For Iufluenza or "La Grime" Wilson's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is a sure
hd safe remedy. There is no better medi-
cine for the cure of Influenza, 'Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds,Croup and kindred diseases.
Get the genuine in white wrappers.
Cause at lottnitherta.
3Sto Fools Ilianseit Who Thiulso.
That he is entirely difforent from
other pt•ople.
That because he claims a virtue it is
credited to him.
That others never tire of hearing
him talk of himself,
That brutal bluntness is mistaken
for natural honesty. •
That despising weak people proves
one's own etrengtii.
That anybody mistakes his laziness
for wise deliberation,
That his vices are hidden behind a
few lukewarm virtues.
That others will 'Hiatt/11re his stub.
berriness for strength .tif character.
it*.• There is au epidemic of diphtheria,
in Toledo and theatootors have diSM
TIR.-ram -1‹
A. 0, STRATUMS, Actin, it ;sultan.
Through tickets to all points m Anierica-Vorth.
webt, Vaeinn Coast, ete., via the shortest and all
popular routes. Baggage elteekcal throterh
destination. Lower:Weight rates to ail points
—TIME TAnLE.--
WOR111A615 MULWS AT 1V1SORAM.
0:30 aatiaoronto,Guelph,Palinerston, .fre. 0:31 pan.
11:10 " Sf 4, 10:L0 "
3:20 pan, " " Clinton
'1:38 " Palmerston, Mixed 104fit
• 0:45 a.m London, 5,, 11:00 "
3:20 PM. 4, 7:00 pan
11:10 axe Kinoardine, .. 0130
3:31 pan • 1 11:10 "
1010 " 1:10 P.1,1
English Specie Liniment removes all hard, soft or
calloused Limps and Blemishes frotn horses. Blood
Sinwin, Splints, Ring Bono, Swoonoy,Stifies,Sprains,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Congns. etc. Savo $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted, the inost wonder!
Blemish °ureic/or knowt Sold by W. B. Towier.
NOTICE.
All parties indebted to- William Ridd,
either by note or book account, will
please cal' and pay the same to me at once,
as they have been placed in my hands
JOHN NEELANDS. •
Wingham, June 18th 189L
for c
Speak Louder.
At the ,'cent .cotiferenee in Saw.
toga., the 11ev Dr Boston, who
is opposed to suffrage for \tromp°, and
takes a lather conservative View of the
woman question in geneittl, spoke clis•
paraei»gly cf women as public speakers.
111---- was not very well heard and
As he was dwelling on the imper.
'fections of wninett es speakere,and the
iMpOrtairce of their tithing elocution
lesson before attempting to make
public addresses, a Indy in the beet:
part of the audience rose and said, in
a voice that was distinctly aubible all
over the large building Will the
gentleman please speak a little louder 1
We cannot hear a 'word he says, It
Was *Sirs ;%1 ry A Li mermen.—
Womea's Jottruttl.
cola 'Weather Trials.
Dfiali Slits, -This fail and winter I suffer
ed from neuralgia, in my fare and had the
best medical advice without avail; 1 ablest
thought of trying 33. II. B, and after using
one bottle have not felt any symptoms of
neuralgia smee. I regard it as it fine feu),
teVered tlPit the tutti.frutti habit ily medicitse.
3
among ehildreti helps to propagate and . T. Mem Ileaslip, Mau.
spread the 'disease: One of the in -1 Dill Daly's Dough Sacig.
firmary directors aays: 'There le one They tell this story of Bill Daly,the
very few ieople have •ever thought Old Billy was ItainillE florae for
came for the spreed of diphtheria that 'Vett-MLR turtmnil
about, 411 in fact one that we know an underdone riuglottentate and Its the
ollection.
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JOSEPH COWAN,
(31.1481t Ora Drv. COMtr, CO. lit;n0N,
AUCTIONEER,
ISKOR It Oh' MARRIAGE LIORNSliAlif
00115511ERIONER IN E. C. J., hire.
Wisox.imart, ONT.
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
UOLAUCRLIN & 1IAUR11
Having purchased the Custom Business of Messrs
McCormick & Co, wish to Intimate that they have
opened, out in the shop two doors south of T Mills
Store, Wingham,
Boots and Shoes made to order from the Bea
Stook on short notice. Repairing neatly and
prom ptly. done.
The patronageof the public solicited, and alt work
guaranteed.
HoLATJCIIILIN & A.T.M1-1
J. GOLLEY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Honorary Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Collolfe.
Also Graduate of 'Dentistry School, Toronto is pre••
Fared to treat all Diseases of Domesticate Animals
In the latest scientific manner.
Calls promptly attended to. °Mee and Infirmity
Ition's Ow STAND, Whigham
MOallers by night 11 lindhim at the office.
BLUE: - OF liAMILITONi
• WINGHANI.
-,0apital, lill.200,000. Rest, $600,000.
President -J PIM STUART.
Viee-Presideut-A.• 0. RAMSAY.
DIR2ICTODS
1003 PROCTOR, GOAN. GURNEY, Gia, ROACII, A. T
Woo», A. B. Las (Toronto). .
Cashior-.Y. TURNBULL.
Savings Bardr-Hours, 10 to 3 ;Sathrdays, to
1. Deposits of ed. Arid upwards receivul And interest
allowed,
Spacial Daposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts cm creat Britain and the United States
bought and sold
B. WILLSON. AGENT.
MBYBR & DICKINSON,
Solicitors.
• W1NGHAM
THE MISSES WATSON,
INSTRUOTION given on Piano, Organ Ill 0 Ej 11 NG mi[Ls,
and Violin. Also in liartoony.
'Residence on corner of Josephine and Patrick
streets, Winton).
NOTICE.
All parties indebted to E. R. Talbot,
either by note or book account, will
please call and pay the same to me at once,
as they ,have been placed m my hands
for collection.
• JOHN NEELANDS.
Winghana, Juno 18tn, 1891.
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For LOST or EAST111.7 MAN HOOD,
loneralandlillaVOUSDEBILITY,
eel:nese of Body and Mind, Effects
of Errors orEacesses in Older Ifoung,
Robust, Noble • AN11001? fay Resiorial. Bow to Enlarge and
Etrengthenir A1411NDEVELOPED 0120ANS &PARTS Qr1101.14
Abolutely falling RUBE TREATMENT—Benefits In a day,
Men testi, from GO States and FortlanCountries. Write theta
Mennen o Root, explanation and proofs walled Oinaied5frOa5
Adds ERIE Ni EDICAL CO., ISUFFAL,0,14.1/1
Hard
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tHE PEOPLE'S COAL CO'Y.
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PUNA MINE OWNERS.)
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CANADIAN OFFICE, HAMILTON, OM
Coal in Car lots sold direct to
consumers.
No intermediate profits.
Write for Prices.
Special Attention Given to So.
clones and Clubs.
A SURE CiThe
▪ OR Ell LIOUSNESS, DONSTIPATIONI
INDIGESTION* biz:vises% SICK
1.1 AbAtHE, AND Met/Ants er InC
ST0IVIAGli, LIVER AND SOWELL
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AND DOSTINATit DISEASES.
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Josophisie Simi • - - • Virthera, Ont.
.4404•414.
O. A. HALM», J. W. Scum
Monet Forest. I LiAosve
(*Milts 1L000ived and Interest
allowea.
Money Advanced to ..earracra and
3usinesa S:Cton,
On long or short time, on einlorael notes
or collateral security. Snici 110t44,1 1t/t14
0.t 11. fair valuatim. rerni tteil toufl
part» of Outman at reat. amble eliarges,
Special Attelation Given to CPI-
/leo-tang A.ceounts and.1Totea.
The undersigned wish to tender their best thants
for the liberal patronage given to our firm doting
soveralyears prior to the burning of our mill by in
cendiarist». During the tact season we have re
maddened the town mill to the blest approved sys.
tom of Hungarian Roller Process mil ling. We be
liOVu weean now gli•e better accommodation than
over before. We offer
Prompt Dispatch,
Pair Returns,
QUALITY SECOND ONONE IN TATS
SECTION.
And by close personal atten0an .to the business
hope to bo agate faviatal with a trial by all old
friendit and many n00 Ones
Yours most respectfulhl
• HUTTON & CA BR,
Wingham Mill, Oct IS, 1S88.
MILL- Adjoining G. T. B., ou
Agouta in Caltatig- The Bank
of CaIirtaft.
Office .Irours-From 0 a, iu. to 3 p.
A, B. SMITH,
agent,
}Nrg.g MilISP
We wish to inform the public that we have thew
Woolen Mills In A 1 running order, and will thl
season :rive special attention to
CUSTOM: WORK
omksr•••xmo..n.......p...rwtmn
in all its branehes,rind will ketrp in stook a
class of first.elass goods, such as
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Etoffs,
' Blankets,
Sheetings,
Stocking Yarns
&C., -
(made from pure wool only) cheap for cash or ex
• change for wool,
Customers from A distance can have their rol
home with them the same day,
SZTIlighest market price In cash for Merchantable
Wool.
INGLIS ct, CO'Y.,
LUMBER,.
Dressed and undressed,
LATHS,
SHINGLES,
Sr.P.A.VES,
BARRELS
9
CEDAR POSTS9
• WOOD, & c59
Always on hand,and will
be sold cheap.
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Beautify Your Homes I.
As, H. FRIEND,
Late of Hamilton and Paris,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMEN-
TAL PAINTER, PAPER HANGER,
FRP:SODER, &c.
Weald take titifiepportunity of tutorial ng• the citizens
of winghani and surrounding country that Inn ing
had )SIgUUNtmltsrel,I citv work, be is prepared to
do Alatiastinitur, Calsouditing and Wall Vaporing. In
tht latest approved strks cd plain and decorative
work. Churches., Mlle or .other public or private
buildings Frescoed in humeral Colots and Designs
at Moderate rates.
Graining in Walnut,Onk, Bird's Ittyd Ma-
• ple, tie.„ Speeinity.
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All ortiot 8 entrusted to in V (510 dome uitit wetness
ed despatch.
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Orders kit tit Mr. Rossitookstoto will receive
premptattenhon.
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Itortioultare & Fruit -Growing
Live -Stook and Dairying,
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