Wingham Times, 1892-02-19, Page 2C?1!1F*4 Musters, Bruceeeld; he opening and
tflLYIYUB Ernes resuscitating councils—Bros GQven-
lock, Winthrop, Pollard, Walton, Sisk
FEDRUAARY IJ,. „892, ter French, Seafortb ; special commit.
tee--l3roa Tom, Godericb, Simpson,
Bruoefield, McGee, Hensall,
Tho afternoon session closed at 5.15,
when those present again adjourned to
the email room where the iadiee had
prepared au exeeillent supper. Sever-
al of the members had to leave by the
4 o'clock train, but those who could
,stay did ample justice to the good
things spread lidera them. After Sup-
per a number of the visitors and Local
members gave some very interesting
selections, sueh as solos, choruses,'
readings, recitations, etc. Those who
drove to town left for home during the
evening, but a number were taken
home by the \members of Eereka
Council, and left town by train next
day, The delegates and " visitors to
the District Council were unanimous
in their expressions of pleasure at the
hospitality shown them by the Indies
of the local council, and recorded a
vote of thanks for the same. The
'District Council promises to be a use.
fel factor towards the success of Royal.
Templarism in Hu 'on county, and by
next mebtitig more tangible results
are expected to be fclrthcoming at its
hands.
RUOYAL TEI<VIP ARS. ,
aSFUL irigurnici O1' TILE DISTRICT
COUNCIL. xfi GODERICII.
4B4 and aunual meeting of the
ict Ooullcii of Hilton Royal Tem -
s of Temperance, was held in the
peranee hall, Godericii, Thursday,
23. Delegates, officers and Visi•
from councils in various parts of
county were present.. Quite a
ber arrived by the morning train
a number also brove in from
as and Bayfield, While a few also
in on the afternoon train, which
tber with the officers and members
ureka Council who were present,
e up a goodly number of the men.
women connected with the order,
borough!), interested in the cause
uhperance. The first session of
Council was called to order for
nese at 11,15, when, owing to the
nee of Bro Piper, District Council-
) E Tom, I P S, was asked to
the chair. The District Council
opened in,the Royal Degree. The
tnittee ou credentials reported, the
as of all members present who
entitled to take part in discus•
voting, etc. The minutes of the
ing held in Seaforth last Augast
.read and approved. A number
tntnunicationa were read and refer
o tate various committees, after
h the, sleeting adjourned for Bin-
a sumptuous repast having been
ded by a number of the ladies
the local council in the
room cif the hall. At 1 o'clock
eeting was again called to order.
reports of the various committees
very encouraging indeed, when it
sidered that the council was . ore
ed only Iust August and this was
rst meeting held since that time:
tate of the order in this county
hewn to be it a very flourishing
tion, both as regards membership
etivity in the cause of tempers
Bro Piper, the District Coen-
, having arrived at 2 o'clock from
ford, then teak the chair; and, al -
The Stood ifs the Life.
Good health without pure blood is simp-
ly impossible, and to secure pure blood is
therefore absolutely neceQsary, especially
in spring,when bad blood in very prevalent.
Burdock Blood Bitters is t'!fs remedy, with-
out au equal in the worlh of medicine.
It "drives out all poisonous ;humors of the
blood from a common pimple to the worst
scrofulous sore.
FIealth Hints. '
l•eople who have a bad odor in their
breeath, if it cannot be curedtby atten-
tion to teeth or stomach, sholeld rinse
the mouth with a mixture made by
adding a teaspoonful of the tincture of
myrrh to a tumblerful of water, It
cannot harm and may retard decay of
the teeth.
TJIE MEDICINE. OF SLEEP.
Take all the sleep you can get, but
remember that the necessary amount
varies greatly for different persons.
Some must sleep at least nine
hours, while others thrive under six.
Only don't rob yourself of what you
really need. The 'midnight oil' is a
es he has been residing outside J terribly expensive illuminant to burn
aunty for some time past. made 1 either for purposes of labor or study.
+creditable report. The secre- HOW ULCERS ARE;CONTRACTED.
anti:' treasurer's reports were Boils, ulcers and 'running sores come
ceived, •the latter showing a from impure blood, and this is caused
largely by eating pork and other .un -
sheet up to date. A good deal of
iisiness was taken up, :all • of wholesome foods. The blood becomes
heel in view the welfare of the filled with these impurities and cannot
It was decided to hold the throw them off ahead of the constant
=meeting of the District °stencil in supply and they centre in these sores
all in June. It was also decided and wailed an outlet, We hear it
said boils save froni lits of sickness.
rho regular delegates should re-
half their travelling expenses It is doubtless true. Impurities better
the District Cotuicil, the funds of come to the surface and run off that
7 for this purpose' and general ex -go, to the internal .organs and cause
are to be raised by a per capital diease.
n the membership of the Order To Avon) 'CONTAGION,
i3 County at the rate of i cents In a lecture recently given to women
carter, and paid froth the general in Philadelphia, a physician preseribed
i of the select councils. The reelsthe best method to avoid contagion or
g of)ice,s were elected for the infection, The leotnrer said : Tine
r,t half year : best way to prevent the poison from
trio Councillor, Taro J E 'Com, being absorbed by the lungs is to have
rich ; V 0, Sister E Hale, Seas the stomach full during a period of
P 0, Iiev J Fl Sitnpsoti, Bruce- contact or exposure. The lungs absorb
chap, Rev Jas tauter, Varna; while the stomach is empty', but throw
fro Stoneman, /Imitate ; tress, off duritig digestion. never' absobing
Lewis, Oreditou ; herald, Bro Col.while digestion is New; on. While
Bayfield ; guard, Bro McKay, watching at night the nurse should
zt ; sentinel, 13ro herr, Win take a light lunch such as beef tea or
trustee, Bro;xrdley,:Exeter. o crackers every few hours. Another
point of protection against contagion
following committees were also is personal cleanliness and frequent
t#ed : On distribution of relsorts changes of inside and outside clothing.
4ers---.pros Reding, 1fensall,
eerr, Brussels, Sister Gill, nee- a uryinu ten.
ieperanee work---T3t•os Wanless, Every crying evil should be promptly
evil ereleek, Creditoir, liuii'. Brie. affoehng thous. Sicanhds of Car aclians Irivhich
4tespondenoe and rt'rnarials--- eau easily be removed by the use o4 Burs
''�S Reid, Goderich, Honntti, doOk 23Iood Bitters,thebeet known sternaob
1i db [ i f k
Lug, Sister Cudmore, Iiippen ; headache from whatever casae Stirling.
Ver an Owe regulator and Cure or sic
eine' decisions_... 3ros leleQear- Curling.
f'TII, Simpson, l3rueeficld, Greg.. The game of curling is, without ex..
Atter ; &ate of the Order--i3ros eption,o011e of the most exciting anti t
*ti, 13ayfleid, Young, Seaforth, interesting played. The following .
web, Godericli ; finance---13roe story is told ; p
iton, Armstrong', Varna, A laird in Strathaven, who owned
a quarry and was reported to be worth
a gey twa-three bawbees beside, was
playing one day, and his foreman
whose name was Lawrence, was play.,
ing with him on the same side. The
laird was. very anxious he should take
a certain.slaot, and he cried tut in.
this fashion
Noo, Jock Lawrence, d'ye see w haur
my broom is ? Lay yer stens doon
there and as sure as death I'll gie ye
my decider Jean if ye do it,
Birr went 'the , staple oot o' Jock's
hand and went trinting, along to the
very spot the laird wished it. Capital,
Jock, capital.. Ye could ns. ha'e dune.
.better, and yea can get Jean the morn
if ye want her. Ye mann gie me
something else than .Jean, 4aird ; I
ha'e got her already. We were mar-
ried at Gret Green six ;eweeks singe,
we have been thinking ofe sking your
blessing ever since, but sonithing aye
Gams in the way. The laird'wae dum-
founded when he heard the news, but
he compromised matters by saying :
Aweel, aweel, Jock, I'll let bygauns be
bygauns. A man that could lay doon
a pat -lid like that is 'worthy o' the
best and bonniest lass in. Lanarkshire ;
keep her and welcome, and yc.'ll may-
be get the matter o' sax hunger pounds
wi' her. Keep her, Jock ; and if ye
has' ony laddie weans (tween ye,bring
them up in the fear o' the Lord and
knowledge o' curling.
•
Harassing headaches make many lives
miserable, needlessly so, when a prompt
cure like Buildock Blood Bitters is obtain-
able.
Protection of Employees.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Ontario are sending the fol.
lowing to all the local unions and tem.,
peranee societies :
AN OPEN LETTER.
Some years ago our Provincial Leg
islature decided that all factories em-
ploying more than five employees mus
be inspected ty Government ofticers,t
see that fire escapes, ventilatisn, etc
were snch as to tneke the surrounding
of the factory operative healthful an
t
0
,
s
and
safe. All "whoyiove their kind" felt
this to be a wise and humane act and
the results wherever the law has been
enforced have been beneficial.
SALESMI�N AND WOMEN Nol' PROTECTED.
i3ut while six men and women man.
ufacturitlg an article are thus protect-
ed in their common right to "life, lib-
ertyaand the pursuit of bappiinesa," the
sanitary snrroundings of the hundreds
and perhaps thousands, of men and
woven sellind�the same article • are
left entirely tothe discretion of the
employer. To'remedy this oversight,
and the wrongs'ehat have grown of it,
a bill has been drafted, and will be
submitted to the next Legislature..
'MoNTEPAL, Atlg. 4t11,1891.
My head was literally full ,of Dandruff
and nothing applied gave visible relief uu'
til using Anti -Dandruff, a few applications
of whish has so thoroughly removed the
Dandruff there is not a grain to be found.
W H O'REa.N,
Ry. Mail Clerk.
Unfortunate.
A gentleman, travelling through the
mountainous and thinly settled dis.-
tricts of North Garbling, was over-
taken tor a severe sto .n. As he wee
on horseback, and therefore quite un-
protected, he beheld with delight a log
cabin in the distance, and speedily
betook himself thither.
The old farmer greeted , •him with
true Southern hospitality, and he soon
found himself seated at . the dinner
table beside the old ocnlan, its his hoot
desig rated his wife, while one by one
a seemingly endless: file of daughters
entered the room,. Turning to the
farmer, he mildly, obervod, You have
a fine family of daug�iters, sir,
Well, said the old '1 an, mournfully
we've been kinder .irifort'nate with
our darters. The c '!ably fell in and
!Wed' all but nine or 'ern.
The historian. da a not guess how
many there were at fart'—Harpor's.
menet) are Wiser
religion. Whet
they predict the end cif the world they lino Aplrly to 1vI. C. CAMERON.,
at it so far in til that no tine Or «r� lerich
titan live to ao1itradiut • 1I1 ' dee' elePHERSON y
The prophets ofl
lean the prophets of
An assumed name—a wife's,
All womankind should strive to be
kind women.
The world's sweetest songs are
those a mother sings over the cradle,
If there were a sister in every
woman how few women could go a-
stray,
The girl with a made up mouth is
apt to give the impression that she is
a made up girl.
, The praying wife whose, husband ii;
not religious, , is ' the hardest worked
saint in the calendar.
The girl who likes to be thought a
little fast ought to know how dangers •
ous that is ona down ,grade.
Teacher—Whatdoes the proverb say
about those who live in glass houses ?
Pull down the blinds.
The girl•who wishes Alm had been
born a man is usually satisfied to be
the half of a man—the better half.
WINGHAM
FOURING Mli�s,
•
The undersigned wish to tender their best thanks
for the liberal patronage given to our firm during
overalyears prior to the burning of our mill by in
cendiarism. During the past season we have re
moddolled the town mill to the latest approved sys•
tem of Hungarian Roller Process mil ling. We be
lievo wecan now give hotter accommodation than
ever before, We offer
Prompt Dispatch,
Fair Returns,
QUALITY SECOND TO NONE IN THIS
SECTION.
And by close personal attenti.m to the ,business
hope to bo again favored with a trial by all old
friends and many new ones.
Yours most respectfully,
Hi]TTON "& CARR,
Winrham 61111, Oct 25, 1680. .
WHOA, THERE!
Call and seo our stock of
SLEIGH BELLS,
BLNKETS,
WHIPS,
CURRY -OO MBS,,
BRUSHES, &c.
HARNESS, double and single, lieiit
or heavy, made to order, in the latest
styles and of the best material.
TRUNKS, VALISES, HAND BAGS, 8rc„
in stock and will be sold cheap.
REPAIRING NEATEY AND PROMPTLY DONE
The patronage of the public solicited, and satisfac
len in work and material' guaranteed,
,'Shop—One door south of Geo. E. King's store.
C. KNECHTEL.
Winphain, November 0, 1801
CROSS-CUrSAVYS
We Dave in stock;
THE LEADER,
THE SILVER STAR,
THE LANCE TOOTH,
THE NICKEL STEEL,
THE FOREST BEAUTY
THE LA -ROSE PRIDE,
THE IMPROVED CHAMPION,
ALSO
A very fine ttssortnient of
.G:]....,K.ZI I 'J S. .
• A. CLLR & CO,
STONE I3LOCK.
'OE SAL!.
Lot No, 3, and the E. 1;; of Lot No. 7
' llth Con, T'urnborry -1G( acres; r0O acres
cleared; well fenced; franro Meuse and
other buildings; good orchard; cheap, on
t'
(1leesfarmer P. d•
441
ne'Xhngant Elmo
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Money invested for private persons, upon the beet
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DENTISTRY,— S. JEROME, WINDHAM,
'aM ••*-" Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
Vulcanite plates of the best material
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Electric-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
Tim NOTioa,—I will extract teeth for 26 cents
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�t4fi�ai�
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Opposite the Queen's ITotel,'1Vingham,
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of each month.
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Roemer CUNNINGHAM,
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go DEANS, .Dr,, WtNefa31,
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0,1,' HURON.
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