HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-12-25, Page 3TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
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The German Enrpnror William, is
fully confirmed in .hie determination
to )lave passed, at all hazards, at the
next meeting of the Reichetag, the bill
yi\ to diminish and punish. drunkenness.
If He had made many alterations in his
own bandwtitfng in the original draft
of the bill, which it is said, goes so far
its to legalize the Salvation Army on
the ground' of the service it has render-
ed the cause of temperance, as proved
in England and brought to the Em-
peror's notice while there. The radical
members of the Reichstag are prepar-
ing formidablo' opposition to the bill
on the ground that it is an unconetitu•
tional interference with personal
liberty. As the Emperor's mind is
bent on its passage, a serious eoii.fliot.
is likely to arise in the Reichstag, Abe 1e' first since the young monarch's access
sion to power.
Sure Business the' Year Rouria.
Sure business the year round. Stich
were the words Tread, not long ago in
the advertisement of a. saloon that was
for sale. The saloon keeper who thus
• advertised his business was right. It you come out of that and get up on
is a sure business the year round, the seat with me there ain't room for
There is no pause in this awful traffic you in there. The Euglishmau didn't
that deals in the bodies and souls of move, If you ,don't come out, I'll haul
men. Other forms of business mayyou out by tho legs, shouted the Jello.
know ecotone of depression, but dull Then tho rest of us expostulated with
times for other men often mean good the driver. T was too tired to fight
times for the rum -seller. When men
cotlldn't'get at my gun, &o I just
are out of wollc they -often throng the exposit fated with the rest. We told
': gar-room'and beershop,and somehow,
{the driver there was plenty of room
i when .hire is no .gooey for bread, inside ; that the Englishman wasn't
meat or coal, there is always enough crowding us, and that if he (' he driver)
for beer, rum and tobacco. insulted or injured any of his passen.
The rum business is sure in more Piers he would be discharged by the
yvays,ihalh ono. It is nurse to produce stage company, The driver by this
poverty, disease and crime, an awful dine was wild. He swore that he was
trinity of evils. Where it flourishes, in command of that stage, and that he
• all forms of Miseryabound. It grows proposed to run it to Suit himself, and
richer in proportion as others become ',if that blankety blank cuss didn't come
t.spts oor. In [history is it a scandal and its :out he'r1 pull him out.
•presence a curse. And yet, this evil ' All right, ,said the Englishman, at
thing is.. upheld by public sentiment 'la"' i will Come out, and when am
and licensed by the law of the land. .out I will whip you soundly.
'Lt .does its work of death under the He got out slowly. We all felt sorry
highest authorities and clrags teen and fur him and sorrier for his wife. She
boys,down to ruin and death ill the. didn't seem scared or worried though,
sacred name of law. iu the meantime and all she said was :
our ministers preaeh,ourelders,deacous Charley, don't let him
and church trustees pray for the king. face.doteof God to cone, and for Ins will Wed, when the little Englishman
to be done on earth,as it is in'x eavent Dot out be toolt.his coat off and h.u:ded
and then in crowds march up to the
hack into the stage. Then he started
polls with the rum -sellers and vote to :towards the driver and the driver
legalize and perpetuate t Ire worst thing started toward him. We heard a sound
that exists outside of Hell. It is a good dial like that made by hitting
enough to make angels .veep and devils •a steer in the head with an axe. Down
laugh As elutions have no life in the in a heap went the driver. He was
other world, but get their reward or , up quick as a flash, Down ht. Went
punishrni+nt'here, have we not reason : egaln. Actually that little English
totear that God's day of •grace with dude knocked" that burly 'six -feet
us as a nation will soon end find the drivel• clean off his feet a dozen tithes,
vials of iia wrath be poured out open How it was done none of un could tell.
u3 ? The big fellow would rush at the little
When Jut(ah had siuua,tl away her! 'un with his arms going like flails.
day `ef grace, the prupt►t•.t used this ; Suddenly the little fellow would make
language : The t arVeSt [s poet, the i a dash, bis right arm would fly out,and
SUM tiler is enried,and we etre not saved, down would go the driver. After the
God grant our loved coantay may not t dozenth round the driver cried out :
be compelled to take up this mournful Rola an, stranger ; hold on, I'm
refrain, and the curse of rum, like the' whipped and throw up my hands.
toren of slavery,
may not be wt;ehed' You kin ride anywhere on thia stage
away in tears and blood.—lids. • less I you please, outside or inside, or on the
S, tilts)., .!. 1.1, horses. You're tba boss now; but, he
added, Oaring savagely at the rest of
us, 1 kin ltd:• anybody else on this
stage.
\ie didn't expostulate. The English.
than elintbed back into the stage as
quietly us 'he got oft'. His wife was
satigted, for Charley's face wasn't evert
scratched. At the next station the
driver explained that if Le'd only have
got hold of the little fellow he'd have
hugged hint to death .ike a bear, but,
he exclaimed, every time just as 1 was
about to lay hands on Minh the ground
td fly tip and bit me on tho back of
the head.
Who was the little fellow t Oh, a
graduate of Cambridge, and the best
boxer of liis time at the unlvetsity.-_-
Washington post.
lie Wh1pPed the Artier. What to trY,
ROW' A LITTLE MAX D Oli*VDD A We ` Try pap.auru t'or nausea.
cam ' iiO WAS turBtiTINENT. 1 ' ry cranberries for malaria,
Try a sun bit,tb for rheumatism.
Col William °revise Sterrett,I of the Try ginger ale fpy stonier* cramps,
Galveston Dallas News, sod 1 went to Try clam broth for a weak stomach.
the theatre the other night, One ot•I Try cantterry poultice for erysipelas,
the players impersonated a Elude. The i Try swallowing eau when tronb1R
Colonel is not a dude,aud ne has "ver; ed with our atorea4lh.
shows any especial predilection for'
that purticulfir variety of the , genus
Homo, ,Between tho acts he .told me
why,
Once, a good many years ago, he
said, I was travelling in a stage in
Western Texas, It was Long before
the sport of the locomotive was heard
on the prairies of that region over
which the buffalo yet roamed. At one
of the stations a young Eugiishman
and his wife got on. He wasp, little fel.
low, and dressed asa typical English-
man—what we now call a dude. The
driver was a big, raw boned six•footer.
Lie was a noted fighter, He had never
been whipped,and was a regular terror
He seemed to take a dislike to the
little Englishman from the start.
Presently he stopped the stage, got
down, came back and threw open the
door.
Here, he said to the Englishman,
Try ,. wilt towel to the back of the
took when sleepless.
Try buttermilk for` removal of
freckles, tali and butternut stains,
eery to cultivate an equable temper,
and don't Lorrow trouble ahead.
Try a hot, dry flannel over the
of;,,neuralgic pain, and renew it
duedtly.
Try snuffing powdered borax up the
nostrils fur catarrhal' coldin the head.
Try taking your cod liver oil in
tomato catsup if you want to make it
palatable,
Try breathing the fumes of turpen-
tine orcarbolic ..Sill lo •relieve the
whooping cough,
Try a cloth wrung out from cold
water, put about the neck at night,
for sore throat.
Try all extra pair of stockings out-
side your shoes when traveling in cold
weather.
Try walking with you hands behind
you if you find youself becoming bent
forward.
Try a silk handkerchief over you
•
face when obliged to go against a cold,
piercing wind.
Try planting sunflowers in your
garden if compelled to live in a malar-
ial neighborhood.
Try a saturated salution of
bonate of soda (baking soda) in
hceai troubles.; give freely.
Try a newspaper over the
beneath your coat, as a chest protector
in extremely cold weather.
iI
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seat
fre-
4. P, I.t.. TIME 'MLitt.
Trains arrive and depert, follows:
Llama 4IUUYJNQ
5:35 a. m ...... ....Per Toreuto 6:35 a. nh.
2:00 p.111 " 2:00 p,n4
2:00 p. m For Teeewator 2.00
1045 p, m "' 10:05 '
C; •1:Z . LT= T1R,VNK .1rZ°X
A. C. ST1$ATUDEE, AO$$T, wresting.
Through tickets to ell points in Autarica—North-
Weet Pecife Coast, etc., via the shortest and ail
popular routes. Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to all points
—TIME TABLE.
—
bens wisetnoe. ARRIve AT wi8Q11A11.
0:30 a.ln.Teronto,euelph,Pobnerston, &o. 3:31 p4,u.
11:10 10:20
3:45 p.m.
7:35 "
6:45 ain
3:20 pan.
11:10 a.m
3:40 p.m
30'10 "
scratch your
Por Influenza or "ba Gripre" Wilsou's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is a surd
and safe remedy, Thereiano better medi-
cine for the cure of Influenza, Bronchitis,
Coughs, (,oids,Croup and kindred diseases.
Get the genuine in white wrappers.
Englishman : Beastly weather, isn't
it 1 .Ainerieatl : Humph f The only
creature that would likes this weather
is a dunk, aced a duck isn't a beast ;
it's a fowl. This is foul weather.
ASTIn��ADR.7'Agilt
`T'3 A'STTiSiALtg, nerur
and
we will mail feolo' a trial yboE a�tsldrosa,
AFTnaon s.2 CUiR�D ihd �. t Iil�
rnLL
St. W., TORONTO, CANADA.
Many handkerchiefs are moistened
by sorrows that never occur.
A politician life alone with his con.
Nelenee sees mighty tittle company,
English Spavin Linhnent renrde•es all hard, soft Or
calloused Lumps and Bietntehos from horses. Illood
Spoil.), in, Shalints, Ring Bono, Swoons¢, Sti6es,Spraine,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, ete, Save 050 by
ttse of one bottle. Warranted • the %lost wonderful
Illemisis Curoever know... Sold by A, L. liateliton.
blear+.
diary
chest,
Iteh, Mature and Scratchca of every kind, en
human er animal', Doted in 30 minuteb by Wool.
font's Sanitary I.ottbn. Tide noyer tails. Sold by
A. L. Ilamilton.
WANTED,
200 CORDS OF 'BOO,
Call and see our stook of :
WH1PS,
BIWSHLt`fi,
CURRY COMBS,
SLEIGH I3ELLS, &a.
horse clothing of ah kinds.
t, ++ . CUntou.4,
Palmerston, Mao<i....,.10:35 a.m.
London, &o 11:00 "
7:55 p.m
Kincardine, &o .. 6:50 min.
21:20 +'
7:10 p.m
THE MISSES WATSON.
INSTRUCTION given on Piano, Organ
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Residence on corner of Josephine and Patrick
streets Wit:gham,
JOSEPII COWAN,
CLERK OShi Div, COIIAT, CO. HURON,
AUCTIONEER,
ISSUER OF MARR1AGE LICENSES
COMMISSIONER IN a. 0, T., EEO.
WRo$ETER, ONT.
IIARNESS, double and single, light or heavy,
made to order In the Iatest styles and of the best
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Trunks, Valises, Band nags, &o. in stock and will
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Repairing neatly and promptly done on short notice,
The patronage of the public solicited, and satis-
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SHOP—One door north of Canadian Express Office.
NI. A M I3LEIB.
Hardrwfr
oal!
THE PEOPLE'S COAL COT,
(OP PENNA. MINE OWNERS,)
J. GOLD $ ,
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Josephine Street • - . • • • .inghame Ont;,
J. A. Homan, J. 11•. Son,
Mount 1 oreet. 1 I,istoWe
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Honorary Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College,
Also Graduate of Dentistry School, Toronto is- pre.
pared to treat all Diseases of Dotnestidate Animals
in the latest scientlllo manner.
Calls promptly attended to. Office and Infirmary
1tloD's OLD Sr4tD, Wingbatr,
sailers by night will And him at the office.
Money to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES
CANYADIAN OFFICE, IIAMILTON, ONE:
Coal in Car lots sold direct to
consumers,
No intermediate profittlf,
Write for Prices.
Special Attention Given to So.
duties and Clubs.
fir
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coils off1rrthe fatal
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Special Attention Given to 0"1 -
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Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 per cent. with
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
MOLAutina t & IIAVOII
Havinr.purohasedthe Custom Business of Messrs
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opened out in the shop two doors south of T A Mills
Store, Wingham-
Boots and Shouamatio to orde• from the Bes
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Tho patrenageof tho public solicited, and all work
guaranteed.
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BANK OF HA:MILATON
WINQHAM.
Capital, "11,200,000. Real, $600,000.
President.—Joos Symms..
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WOOD, A. 13. 4sR (Toronto).
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Savings Braila—If ours,foto 3 ; Saturdays, Cn
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allowed.
Special boposits oleo revolved at current
rates of interest.
Drafts ot..:i et Drttain and the United States
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•r
Agents in Canada -moo ATorols onto• ,ESa,aL-
or Canaclt.
Office hours.–Prom,0 a. an. to 5 p. nt.
A. E. S]'IiITH,
Agent
West Woolon
We wish to inform the public that we have thus
Woolen Mills in A 1 running order, and will thi
season giro special attention to
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V.
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Tweeds,
Flannels,
Etoffs,
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Stocking Yarns
&c., &c.,
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Customers from a distance can 'have their ro
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3' 'Highest market'pr1ec n knah for Merchantable
Wool.
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