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Qhicago bas 0,.000 Saloons, one for
every 200 people, Chicago hag a chtarell
for about every 9,000 people.
Thousands of lien who were hard
drinkers have quit for' good, The
majority of them are dead however.
t Bev Mrs' Hinckley, of Iowa,says she
gathers up facts .whenever she can re.
garchug the practical tv.orking for pro-
hibition. Meeting an agricultural
implement dealer she. asked him in.
which state it was easier to snake col.
lections, Minuesuta or Iowa. . He
answered Iowa, two to one; farmers
in Minnesota spend lots of Money for
liquor; this makes them more likely
to break their nittahin es,and then they
are not willing to pay.
Dr Talmage says: Sitting in ourre-
ligious assemblages there are a good
many people in awful peril,andjudging
c' fr= ordinary circumstances, there is
one chance in five tlionaaud that they
will get clear of it. There are men in
• my congregation from Sabbath to
Sabbath of whom I must make there -
mark that if they do not change their
course within ten years they wili,'as to
theirbodies, lie down in a drunkard's
grave, and as to their settle lie down
in a drunkard's perdition. I know it
is an awful.thing to say but I cannot
help saying it. Oh, beware! You have
not yet been ceptnred. Beware 1
Whether the beverage be poured in
golden chalice ur pewter slug, iii foam
at the top, in white , letters, let there be
spelled out to ybu, Beware!
We observedsvith some interest the
erection of a business block the past
season on oneof the streets we traverse
every day. Masons, carpenters and
laborers toiledhard day by day to rear
it. When finished it was a llaudsome
structure, and its two stores quickly
rented' It • was some disappointment
to us to see that a saloon was the kind
of business occupying oue store, but we
had a slight offset in the fact that a
' bakery took possession of the other. If
whiskey was going to be sold in the one
place, bread for the drinker's family
would be made and sold•in the otljer.
After a few Lnonths the uakery was re•
rnoved. It did not pay. The saloon
is still in operation..
Cold Weather Trials. •
Dims Szis,—Thea fall and winter 1 suffer
ed from neuralgia in my face, and had the
best medical advice without avail; 1 ui last
thought of trying B. B. 13. azul after using
ono bottle have not felt any symptoms of
neuralgia since. I regard it as a line fam-
ily medicine.
J. T. Brion, Heaslip, Mau.
Animal Odor in Winter Butter.
Some eidper►menter has told us that
the currying of pinch cows lnwiuter
is donne at a )loss; a conclusion that
possibly is correct so far as the feed
bill is concerned, but wrong as regards
the butter accounts If cows are not
kept clean in winter 'quarters by the
use of comb acid brush, there is a de.
cided tendency to cause what is termed
"animal. odor" in their butter, and
where this ocanrs the latter cannot, be
sed at top prices. Some feeders will
doubtless say that this so-called' ani-
mal odor can be got iid of by thorough.
aeration of the milk at straining time,
but this is not wholly correct. Straining
removes the solid" foreign bodies" that
find their way into the milk of a dirty
cow, and aeration may remove some of
the odor said to exist in the milk of such
animals, but if it be true that most of
the said 'animal odor is caused by the
fact that the skin of the cow is not kept
free and Olean, that hat the dead matter
that usually escapes through the skin is
thrown off through the milk, it is quite
evident that keeping the cows clean is
more importatlt than aeration. Again,
it is a well -,mown fact that many dairy-
men favor aeration of milk intended for
sale; but do not approve of it in the case
of milk set for creamery and butter -
making, In addition, then, to tho most.
absolute cleanliness of all utensils oiled
in butter -making, it would appear that
similar cleanliness of the cows and their
milkers is imperative if line -flavored
butter is to be expected. The cows
should have o1eati bedding and an abun-
dance of it, so th 1• during r tits
may not lie iu filth. It is also well to
remove any manure an wet straw at
milking time`an give fresh bedding in
its place for night use. At milking
too, the greatest possible care should be
taken to Olean all tllth from the teats,
udder and surrounding portions of the
cow's body, and before commencing to
milk the attendant should wash his
!lands. It is poor practice to clean the
cow and then milk with the dirty hands
that removed the dirt. The practice of
clipping dirty fingers into fresh milk and
then milking with wethands is abomi-
nable and should not be allowed by the
butter -maker, ,
A Good Verdict. a
Sias,—I have great reason to speak well
of your B. B. Bitters. 1 have taken six
bottles for myself and family and Dud that
for loss of appetite and weakness it has uo
equal. It cures sick headaohe,purifies the
blood and will not fail when used. 1
heartily recommoud it to all wauting a
pure medicine,
linos, Suolt MoNuyT, Truro,
Question of Justine, Not of Law.
The Western police justice admitted
that he didn't know much about law,
but be thought that he knew as much
about justice as any one whoever sat on
the Supreme Bench. So he louked wise
when the big brute was brought in,and
he looked solemn when the little wo-
man with a bandage over one eye, a
cut on her cheek, and a big bruise on
her neck admitted that her husband
did strike her, but said that he was
always good to her when he was sober,
which wasn't often.
But I don't want him fined, Judge,
she said, earnestly, Just make 'hint
promise not to do it again.
The Justice looked over some old
law books, helntnedl and hawed a little,
and then said with all due dignity :
The court cannot find that the law
adequately provides for cases of this
description.• As my friend Blackstone
one`s said, there are cases in which the.
presiding Judge must lay legal lore
aside and trust to bis own discretion
and common sense.
The Justice left the bench and ap-
proached tine prisoner'.
Prisoner at the bar, he said, if you
were guilty of larceny this court would
fine you $20, but it is the understand-
ing of the court from the evide;nee that
yon struck your wife.
The prisoner staggered up against a
table • as the Justice's fist landed on
his left eye.
If von were just drnnk and disorder-
ly, continued the justice, this court
would send you up for ten days, but
tare witnesses swear that they saw you
hit your wife with your olenehed fist.
Tlie prisoner lauded in a heap on the
floor and lay there whining.
If you had thrown a rock through
eorebody's window, continued the
Justice, this court would make it $10
and costs, but there is incontrovertible
evidence that you'Ifirked your wife
The prisoner yelled so that he could
be heard four blocks.as the Justice's
boot landed on Lis ribs.
Then the Justice ascended the bench
again and atter brushing the toe of his
boot with .his handkerchief solemnly
said
It is the finding of this court in full
session assembled, atter fully studying
the law in the case and looking up the
ruling of the Supreme Court and the
new Circuit Court of Appeals. that
there is only one way to punish a wife•
.beater without punishing the wife.The
prisoner is discharged. And, madam,
to the wife, if he eeer does 'it again
bring bite here and I'll discharge him
again.
Then as a thought flashed across his
whipl he called out
,
Aro p
A there anymore wife -beaters t
fcbaers'n
e 1
the prisoner's box i I'd like to diapese
of all such cases bafore taking up the
minor triunes of arson, horse.stealing,
highway robbery, etc.
The srirest Way of beeoining good
looking is to behave that way. •
•
English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or
ca116dsod Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spavin, Splints, Ring Bono, Swe5ney, Stlfies,8praina+,
Bore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. Savo :160 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the moat wended
Blemish Cure ever knows.. Sold by W. B. Towler,
Mr, Prank Hutchinson, of 8inoardine,
has fallen heir to *16,000 by the death of
,. Sa1a.Xts
II;,..r,tlafEsltl;
A tiuo and NnueessEu1 life is .one tint
tonoh. of whit!" upon others is quicken, -
jug, wholesome, purifying, and hriit•ti-.
cent.
Wrong living is always causedby
wrong thinking, Get to thinking right
and you will not have any trouble in
• living right.
•
IBNONillg a Blessing.
DBoll fazes, bast sutunaer toy younger
sisters were taken very badly with croup,
indeed we were almost ill despair, haviug
little hope of curing thein, Finally are
applied 4141;yar4's Yellow Oil, and to our
great joy it oared theta perleotiy,and they
are new enjoying the blessing of perfect
health. Aatrlrn JouNsTON,
Dalhousie, N. P.4,
Conceit is an assumption which is to.
Nature what paint is t" beauty --not
only needless, but a detriment to that
which It meant 10 improve.
As the boil, I'owt3ver rich it may be,
cannot be productive without agrieul,
ture, so the Minium scu1,wltnout cults,
within, cannot bear good fruit
O guard 1 by roving thoughts with
jealous care, for speech is but the dial
plates of thought ; and every foil reads
plainly in thy wurds what is the huur
of thy tpourlt:. .
"La Grippe.
"La Grippe" or lutluenza can be quickly,
cured by the tate of Wilson's Compound of
Wild Cherry, the old reliable remedy for
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Oroup,Colds,
Coughs 14ud other diseases of respiratory
system. Wilson's wilts Cherry has been
iu use for many year and rs highly recom-
mended by all wuu know its virtues, Sold
by alt promiueuti ctrug•aistb.
111 one respect genius sod beauty
are not nulikt•, 1'lu lrtglier type of
•1t11er,tue ins +.:;.n•y it t`; 10 ettered
by the innate. *.r ,. i,e•t • lasti;r, Ur the
enthralment 1t .v•:: •;, y. it : r ,Nvi t,iS•
natio
Hai. lit • are wtsy tight • •t1 11. Is the
Plartdest life a Watt (MB iter Hardship
and struggle .:r vss;r•ititai ilia t tle.
Veloptnl'nt of vh'I3 t. '', i " 3330
makes life nr 't' it nit U. ; •" ' •• ':'1111
matl•i :t•lillii'Alimli and re, rti f lm
others. .
—Great bargains at Dei e's Cnrrts=;e Fee -
tory to clear out tlio balance 01 hu pea on
4. P. A. TIMIS TABUS.
Trains arrive and depart as follows:
6:35 a. m..........1'or Toronto ..........6:3,3 a. in
2:00 p.m„ 2:00 p.n,.
2:00 p.m-. ..... .... For T eeswater 2:00 '
10:66 p. in ” 80:66 '
A. 0. STRATIIUEE, Mem, WINOUAit.
Through Pacts to all points in America—North-
Writ, Pulite Coast, etc., via the shortest and all
popular routes. Baggage cilerked through to
destination. newest freight rates to all points.
- -'-^--TIME TA131,C.-^----
6YAYIi Iv: mu/di, aunts AT WINOIAN.
0:30 a.In,Toronto,Guelph,Pahnereto,l, &o. 3:31 pin.
11:10 " .I "" " 10:20 "
3:20 p.m.. " " Clinton, "
7:36 'I Palmerston, Mixed 10.3; a.m.
0:45 a.ln........... London, &o11:00 "
3:20 p.m. " 7:50 p.m
11:10 1.m Kincardine, &o . . 0:80 a.m.
3:31 p.m , 11:10 ,..
10.20 " 7:10 p.m
J
OSEPH COWo1,
CLlarn llris Uzv. COMM, CO, Hnso:l,
AUCTIONEER,
ISSUER OF IYLAIUIIA.GC LICENSES
Cosniusszoxint Di H. 0, J., Ere.
Wnoxisrlla, ONT.
BOOT AND SHOE; SHOP,
MoLAU0uLIN & HAUGir
flavine purchasedthe Custom Business of Messrs
McCormick & Oo, wish to intimate that they have
opened out in the shop two doors south of T A Mills
Store, 1Vingham.
Boots and Shoes made to order from the Bea
Stock on short notice. Repairing neatly y and
promptly done.
The patronage of the public solicited, and all work
guaranteed.
MoLAUCIILIN ,k HAUGH
THE MISSES WATSON.
INSTRUCTION given on Piano, Organ
and Violin. Also in Harmony.
Residence on corner of Josephine and Patrick
streets, W inghanr. .
BANK OF HAMILTON,
WINGHAM,
I Capital, $1,200,000. Rest, $600,000.
President-10ns STDAR•r.
Vice•L'resident—A. G. RAMSAY.
DIRECTORS
JOHN PROOTOn, OIrAs, GURNMY, ONO 15o. cu, A. T
Woon, A. B. Lalt (Toronto).
Cashier --J. TCRNBULL.
Savings Ban#t:—Hours,10 to 8 ; Saturdays, to
1. Deposits of 81 and updards received and interest
allowed.
Special Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts or, heat Britain and the United States
bought and sold
B. WILLSON, AGENT.
MEYER & DICKINSON,
Solicitors.
I NGHAIV1
hand to make room for cutters and elnighs;
also, a lot of exLem aloe one and two seated
road carts to be sold OA, bottom 1111005. Gall BA a5d eat g
early and secure:t bLrg•tln. lies:numLber the q A y LL
stand. apposite the Exchange Rotel,YYY...... 444III t UVi ii U WW97 9
Winghant, Ont.
All parties
either by note
please pall and pay
as they have be
for collection
JOHN ND
Wingh. I., June 18th 1891. •
NOTICE.
debted
William Ridd,
ok •account, will
same to me at once,
iu lay hands
pia
DS.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Honorary Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College.
Also Graduate of Dentistry School, Toronto is pre -
raced to treat all Diseases 01 Domesticate . Animals
In the latest scientific manner.
Calls promptly attended to. Office and Infirnraty
itrno's OLD STAND, Wingham
'n.Callere by night 11 find him at the office.
ardF!oal!
fi PEPLEO_COAL CD Y.
(OF PENN'A. MINE OWNERS.)
CANADIAN OFFICE, HAMILTON, ONTT
Coat fu Car lots sold direct to
consumers.
No intermediate profits,
Write for Prices.
Special Attention Given to Se.
detfet and Clubs.
BE A MANI
All lien can't be Apo!.
losofstrengtlland form,
but slimy have robust
health, strong nerves
and eines hinds. Onr
treatment makes ;inch
Mem The methods are
Ont• ewn a xel u s i ye 1 y ,a L1 d
where anything is left
to build
1pontheviumro iwen
iseasily,ruickly.
perinnnentiy roster.
ed. Wealtileeslpier,
veli3ue s, Do, Illy.
sea Ali t ltie train of evils
reinearly'arrorsorlater'
excesses the result of
ovor•work,efelrnose,wor.
Tr Oto., f0rnydr euros.
p(j sane •8 1 oil strength,dsvelotLp•
Intl ti $0 it brtld eth n simple,
stair methods, 3m.
l o inn a
?a%1081 41(85
The undersigned wish so tender their best thesis
for the liberal patronage given to our thin during
scveralyears prior to Me burning of our mill by in
cendiarisni. During she iaet season we have re
moddelled the town milt to the latest approved sys-
tem of Hungarian Roller Process mil ling. We be
lierowecan now give better accommodation than
ever before, aye offer
Prompt Dispatch,
Pair Returns,
QUALITY SECOND '20 NONE IN THIS
SECTION.
And by close personal attentlrn to the business
hope to bo again fav,.red with a trial by all old
friends and many new ones
Yours most respectfully,
•
Winch= Mill, Bet 29,1533*.
HUTTON & CARR,
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Beautify Your Hornes!
JAS, H.FRIEND,
Late of Hamilton and naris,
HOUSE ICG ANb ORNAMEN-
TAL PAINTER, PAPER HANGER,
l:RESCOER, &C.
Weald take this opportunity of informing the citizens
of whigham and surrounding country that having
heti lartp,oxperienee in eats work, he is preparotl to
do Alabastinlog, 1{alsoinining and Wall Papering in
the latest approved styles of plain and decorative
wog . Chinches, Valla or •other public er proat0
buildings Frescoed in beautiful Colors and Designs
xt lttoderate rates.
Graining in 'Walnut, Oak, liird'e Bye Ma-
ple, &c., a Specialty.
All orders 'entrusted to my modelle with neatness
and despeteh.
•
Orders left at lir. !toes' lboekatore will receive
prompt attention.i y L Y r tN 9r
;AS. •• Fltlli
NALSTED 81 NO
Josephine Street. - • • - Winghale, 0*
A. UAL6131}, I J. W. Score,
Mount Forest. I Lowe
Deposits Boe ivod and Interest
allowed.
Money Advanced to'arxners and
Business Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security. 'Sale notes bought
at a fair valuation. Money remitted to all
parts of Canada aG reasonable charges.
Special Attention Given. to CPI_.
letting A.ceoullts and Notes.
Agents in Canada -.The Merchants' Auxin
of Canada. -
Office,Hours—From en. 30. to 6 p. u1.
A, E. sMITg,
Agent.
tr ,
Went Woles
Woolens wish
inn 4 8 tgi ning0.orderr, and wilt thee
season give special attention to
CUSTOM -WORK.
inali its branches, and will keep in stock u'
class of lirst•class goods, such as
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Etotrs, •
Blankets,
Slieetings,
Stocking Yarns
&C,y &C.,
(made from pure wool only) cheap for cash Or ox
chanaetor 601.
Customers from a' distance can have their rel
home with them the same day.
R"1Iighest market price in cash for Merchantable
Wool.
INGLiIS ,l; CO'Y.,
Winghain
LFJIVIBER,
Dressed and undressed,
LATHS,
SHINGLES,
STAVES,
BARRELS,
CEDAR POSITS,.
w W OOD9 &C.,
Always on hand,and wil
be sold cheap.
MILL -Adjoining G. T. tip., on
Shuter Street.
18
Co
McLean & Son, .
il'iugham, Ont
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