The Wingham Times, 1893-01-13, Page 3e
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Tho Sense of smell in Dogs.
Tho sense of emelt is by uo weans so
NI ell developed iu man its in dogs, cats
and other animals, but It is often abs;
normally keen in individuals deprived'
of other senses, Blind, deaf mutes,
for example, call recognize their
friends arid fornoan. opinion of stran-
gers volely Ity meas of their
Possibly, however; animate are only
eeneitive to certain smells while une
couseione of others that affect us. If
this be the ease they would naturally
be tole to follow up on particular
scent more eabily than a men, this
»emit te which they are eensitive toeing
to them coati:sod with other
Doge are able to track their tnatters
through crowded streets, wbere recog•
nition by eight is •quite impossible,
and can fid a hidden biscuit, even
when its eau le ,cologtoe. In some
•experements Mr. Romaine s lately toads
with a dog he found that it could
easily trick htjw whieu Ito was far out
of eight, elogit no tower than eleven
people had followed him, stepped
exactly in his foot -panto, ii order to
confuse the soent.
The deg seemed to track nitn thiefly
by the emell of his beuts, for when
without thetn, nr with lieW boot- on,
it filed.; but followed, though -slowly
and hesitatingly, when his master .was
without neither shoes or eteolcings.
,ge and elite Geniality get tnoroin
formation Isy mewls of their -sense
than antacan; they often get. greatly
:excited over cPrtaiastnelle and.renteme
her them for a long'epertott.
t.
itIemoowoo's Pe.Lx .—Tliis Medieinc
has resisted every east winch time,'
preendice, and vestd interest could!
:itnpose upon it, and'it atilemeth stands.
•fortili.triumphant usthe reliable rem-
edy .for those derangements if tha
d3y8tviti So cc/Mini:al itt'; the change, of:
.setteorte When the air groves cooler,
and .thetfunetions of•the skin are .re-
tarded, an occasional dose of .11.1elle
way"e.Pille will toall.on the liver ;and
kidneysifor greater activity, and uoat-'
laensate •the .s,yateni or ditniniehod
.outaneou-s action. 4s al ter ativoe,.
aperients, :and totries these Pills have
no equal. To every aged and delioate.
person whose appetite is defective,
digestton infirm, and rtone of lotolth
ilow, tins medicine .will be a precious.
boon, .conferring bOth ease to.nd'
strength.
Couragettens.Acts .for „Young lien..
The Fireside coul eine the following
.excellent teohortationieto young nine
Have the •courage to discharge a
'debt when .you have •the money in
your pocieet. Ilevetlie.cout.age toodo
without that which you do not need,
thowever nitwit you 41-Ity „admire it.
'Huse, the courage •to speak your
.niind when h. is necessary that you
shonlitl do tso., and to .hold your toneue
silent.
&lave the .conrage* to -speak to a:
peer iriend ;in ,a ihreettleave coat, evetiij
nu the street, owl wheel ti. rich one iso
nigh. The offeitt is loss than many.
take 'it to be, mad the, act is worthy e
thug.
%ewe the courage te set .down every
peony eyou speed., oidad.i
..t up week
Have the courage to admit that you
ore inthe wrung, and you will remove
the fact frotn the tutind of others, put-
ting a .deeirable impression in the
place of .an unftvoirable one.
Hives tt,he courage to adIeedie to a
first revolution when you .cannot
change it for a better out), end to
al,andorn it Jet the eleventh hour upon
eouvittion.
Have the courage to iitice a difficulty
lest it kiek you harder than you bar-
gain for. Difficulties, like thieves,
often disappear at a. glance, '
Have the courage to •cut the moot
ageeeahl tv acquaintance you posess when
he convinces you that he ittelcs princi-
ple. A friend should hear with a
- friend's infirmities—not his vices.
Piave t1ie. courage to wear your old
getenente till you can pay for new
oues.
Have the courage to prefer proprie
ety to fashion—one is but the abuse
et the other.
THE WINGHAM TIMES, JANUARY 13, 1893.
Your OW13, Town.
Knoxonian, in the Canada Presby.
talon, says We hay° sometimes
thoogia that we Cl/11W tell the town in
Western Ontario that a man comes
ftom by his air. The people of some.
towns and villages have Et depressed
sort of atinoephere about them, whitili
seems eay we live in—, but we
are ashamed of the place. The typical
matt of another wen by his beaming
proclaims the fact that ho bolotoge to
a Certain town and is proud of it. He
never apologizes because he does not
live in a larger place, nor explein why
he does' not move, Ele thinks be lives
in the best place salready,, aud that
very fait helps to maim his talace oit
of the best. Oivic pride has toady;
manfa town prosperous. Without it
no place ever amounts to anything,.
Tire Highlanduien, who sold the Fen
inns might take Toronto .aud Hamil-
ton, but they e ould neves. take Zorra,
laid his tinge -ton one ef tue elements
of Sootland's vreatness. 'He thoteglit
his own township was the hub of
all.oreation. rhinkinen place is the
hub often does a good deal towards
making it the hub. The 13.on. Alex.
Mackenzie 'used to tell with :great
gusto ef •Ftfe elder, who alweys
.prayed for the kingdom of Fife and
the adjoining islands if Great Britain
and Ireland, That elder 110.5i one
.quality thet too warily Canediens lack
theoght highly of his own corn-
teunity. We may talk about political
remedies until doomsday, nut neither
,Ganacht woo whole ever any ono part of
Iltivo st.fair degree of national and
.civie pride.
,Youcon easily t.611 when, the people
.11ave no pride of theright kited in their
own town. The sidewalks AC's (tempi-
dateri,the cow stet d in front of ti/a
store and gaze .;thrutigh the windows
,at the spring goods, the geese pasture
011 the•otreets aritthe leadlue citizens
use •ttatir shoulders prine3pally fur
•Itolcling up the fro» t .walls of tile
taverns tine aireis altvays thick with
gossip. 'Ti- g,th.dpi-hone ir mean end
the 4v:hurt:hes •oibatter, .1:4 any fair
:competition, thvehost prizeifor a lirst4
.cja.ds.lurder would always go to a cowl
munity of thiselfind.
•If•you wantoto have at first•clasii
townotalie some, pride imonaking and
keeping.it-nice. ..Plont trees, cultivate
flowers, :mow coeur Jewel regularly,
shovel the -scow off .your stet*
voterfor .goodecouncillors and pay yowl
taxestregularly. If ,yaur ononscience
tel I.e.you that .yoti should :say t every
.titeatt4cincl of thing about the town
•and coo otry,that _gives you and yours
a:home and bleed, perhaps you had
,better paok .yonrduds and go. some -
%where e•se. ['Phis world :is a pretty
large Iflace.
"-Frost ...Bites" areettgly things ;
•amose or ..ear .asoollen to twice ire
, , :usual size is •no liter° beautiful than it
.velivin it is limner that ,vyou should be .
, .00rnfortable. -After trying inane
"cures" we.comesback and award the
pain to Perry ,KILLER,
•"the old ,rellable," ..which affords relief
‘guicIter than any other thing,we k,,ow
,of. ;Big Bottle, popular price:25o.
Vila is my oretan.?
Woman is a inane conscieteeeeetnd
it net geodaltiet,;:foe him to leave his
zeneciencs always with him.
Woman is ta anati's .incentivesto go
,formthrd—the.taraptite4 bait ural the
menciless whip.
,Woman is a hu,ndleeof nerveteewitli
extra luots lin thm for mind.and
latort.
Woman is the ,lattppinoss of one Mau
and the bane of two.
Wonsan is the Ipearleffgreat price ;
to eta:obi:her you .iatiet melt your litfe
in troulelsesome watera
Vonu is a autatiowee, Atending Iris
head only to golden caye..
Vvornati is the ether half of man,
inentally, morally and physically;
without iter he would be ad a tree
stripptel of its leaves, withoue orna•
tneut or the breath of life.
Woman is only a rib of man:, but
she is worth all the other bones of his
body put together.
Woutian is the finishing touch, avian
was only 14 II OXpvrinignit.
tifoinan ist the leaven and leavetteth
the vvitole lump.
Wonian is the mother of mankind
since Adam. It is the maternal
Muscle that has spanked the race into
decent Initialers and good behavior.
Woman is the index of the family
book; froth her You can judge of the
olteptee,
neat merit.
Is the characteristic of Hood's Sareaparille
and it ie manifested every day iu the rentl rkable cures this medicine accomplish.
OB. Druggists nay Whet we sell a bot-
tle of Rood's Sareaparilla, to a new out-.
tomer wo are Bute to see hi'n back in a
few weeks after more,—proving that tho
good results from a alai bottle warrant
contining itt uso. This positive merit of
Hood's Sarsanarilla possesses by virtue of
the Peculiar Cottibination, rt3portiod and
Process used itt its proparatiou. and by
which all the remedial value of the ingre.
&iota used is reteined. Hood's Sarsapar-
illa is thus Peculiar to Itself mil absolute.
ly unequalled in it. tower as a blood purls
iler, and as a tomo for building up the
weak and weary, and giving nerve strength.
- • -
marinate all Others.
itt eariug coughs, colds, hoarseness,
bronchitis, sore throat, and all diseases of
the throat and lungs, there is one remedy
which is unequalled by way other. We
refect to Dr. Wood's Nor way Pine Syrup
which has effected ratty remarkable cures
chits season.
Pearls of Thought.
Those who have a wilt to learn find
the world full of teachers.
Bear this1 mind : The road to
Heaven never runs down hill.—Bam'S
Horn
Ilia only way to make people happy
is to first make them good
The man who has one talent artd
impro'ves it will soon have ten.
We must not only look ahead, but
most go amid.
The man wl;Jo works for God always
gets his pay in advance.
The brightest prospects titre often
ruined by indolent habits.
True worth is in being, not eventing;
In doingteach day that goes by
Some little good, not dreaming
Of great things to do by and by ;
For whatever men say in their blindness,
And itt spite of the fancies of youth,
There's nothing so kindly as kindness,
And nothing so royal as eruth,
We .are in hot haste to,set the world
right and to order all affairs; the
Lord :hath the leisuoe • of conscious
Power and unerring eviedom, and it
willebe well for os to ileern to wait.—
Spurgeon.
I lave ever obsermed it to have beets
the.ofileti of it Wlee pa.troit among the
greatest affairs of tile:State, to take
Care 01 th commoowealth of learninee.
Johnstou.
•You can not dream yourself itito:u.
character ; you must forge youtsoilf
One — 011arter
1 Oxe ,ecteL se'df.oisnial,cme actific
of inelitiatiou tdtrty, es worth tall
ocod thoughts, worm feelings; paseian-
site prayers, in othich idle people ,in-
g,tulge d -nisei ea -4J. 11, Newman..
if every girl fettro could be teughe to
,es attr a plant and Hoe fui gat it,
,ono of the fundadnental praiciplastof .t
.useful life would have lien establined.
v --Mrs. WilItas tCj. Choate.
.eWhen you're laisgaid and dull in tInkopieing
of the year,
,OWlien stomach. :and liver are all taut of
gear,
e'When you're stulailat mina and leverish
at night,
• 4lnd nothing givos aelish and nothiatmoes
Don't try any aasitum, elixir, or pill—
Golden Medical Discovery" just fins. the
! bill.
The surest and bust of all remedies
for all dis..•rderet of the liver, st-ratach
and blood, is Pierce's 44olden
Medicril Discovery. •
11' • Nat ,.Enough.
ttlFor just one kiss (did he plead
7,1 Beneath the mistletoe—
i-"Just onel I like that, sir, indeed 1"
Quoth she, indlgnant, "No."
Itipans 'I abided : for torpid Enter.
W(tere's the awning papor ? asks
Ors. 1)t- Pushiest. ‘,Vintt ort etanth do
you Wilt • with.the morning paper 1
aske her husband. 1 w1,414 to see it
tire opera we heard hat ea cit t.lette
good or bad.
ttrkwell Bronchir.E dialsam Will cure any etszczh
Czralti, Bronchitis or Aabluna.
..N.Stellit— Did !.itt 1 now t 1 tl r.
Zippier rune a eiendry7 Flt1111lo—Now
did you fled that out ? Si elle —I iiotird
Teal say that Mr.. ;Tippler had tiesee
shoetsit Lite wind last night.
IlaisUMATISH CMISID ,IN A DAY.—?irs$1,11
‘kinorican Rhournattc(Cure of Rheumatism
at ;Neuralgia radically cures iu 1 te:iS
day. Its action upon the system is me,
And ruyeteano,us, It removes:at
oucettbe cause of the tdisease ittimediatelff
disacpcars. Thti
e ftit ',dose greatly bene-
fits. /715 cents. Ws rrratted itt Chisholare,
drug acorn.
Thattthere boy of mine is liable tel
be a girttet tun eotne :day, said old Mr.I
Haicecte. tin' that's why inc and thel
old woman put him tehrome,11 coPege)
All we'lle wititin' ter !now is for his
brains to Sketch up wale lis head.
Quebec, Nov. 9th, 1891.
Dr, L, A. Smith & Co.:
G.ENTLEXAlti, —Your As tt.Dandruff should
be used by sill troubled with Dandruff and
failing of thoeheir. I have treed it only a
dew tunes iota it has wrougiat,a wonderful
colia»ge. I also am fully comaduced that
A,nti-Dandrui . protnotasgrowth of the
'amr. .MICHAEL IIENCHEY,
Renchey's Rotel, Que.
if you would be successful, said old
Futigely to his son, you must be up
with the dawn. That's all right, re-
plied the young man, but the first
thing the dawn does is to get broke.
A Cure E'er Dyspops13,
itt inveetigating the cause of this prest,
fleet complaint it is found to rest princi-
pany in wrong action of the stomach and
impurity of the blood. These exciting
causes are easily removed by the regulat.
ing, purify ing tonic eud digestive effects of
Beirdook Blood Bitters, hence the success
of 13. B 11, itt curing dyspepsia itt any form
no mutter of how long standing or how
seVere it may be.
Mrs. Watte.—What is it that you
no tusking now? Mrs Potts—A
smoking jaolret for toy husband 1 if
that don't euro him of atnoking around
the bens., I don't know what w ill,
Stub Ends or Thoughts.
Religion is no Sunday affair.
Genius drivr, talent is driVcn,
Discovery is the y,ain of wroila dr..
ing.
Hype) isy is oii wisk pcum'ed gtars
in it,
You can bet on the wags of a slogte
tail.
What man can do and hae ,done w0 -
man wants to.
Each of us, po doubt, is a crank to
the man we think i crank.
The heart has nothing to do with
the making of society laws.
The wise man may 'be above his
fellow men, but he wail not look down
on them.
Aware To eteenses.--oseteou msturocci at night
and broken of your rest by al:3101C child suffering and
crying with min of cutting Teeth? if so send at
onoe and got bottle of inrs.uhislow s soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. its value is Meal ml•
aide. It will relieve 'the poor little setrcr4r
Immediately. Dopendqpon it, mothers; there is no
I wil,,cakte about it. It'ouves Dysentery and
s'Ti5itteltais grind jItfla!illinenitf:,WillrA eglIt
'2n° an entelfg,i°Ihrcu‘14°Ie
ow's on E., 5 psystem, " Mrs. Win-
tipleasant to the tastazaid Is the prescription oi0 '
70
forChildren feet 1 i
Idhe oldest and best ,ernale physicians and nurses ln
'We United Statesoand is for sale by all druggist
Irthroulhout the world,ric°en v -live cents!a ;
%bottle. Be sure twit ask fo7•"Mitis Woistme's
lioovaiso SYSIM And take no other kiwi
Don't your think people's lives erre
'affected tev 'their 3tirroiludingsl
said. Of course I do, he a itsWv.ro.l.
Every oncevitt tt while ,you heel. .01
man who dies beCiuse hie room ie If
of go 8.
A Messing to Every Ifouseholi,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND CANT
These remedies have stood the test of fifty years experience, and are pronounced the hsgS
F4,1114 use.
111111-.9 'PILLS
Purity the blood,correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND RD
invalitable in all complaints incidental to females obeli ages.
TIIJ 0I1\1-1111V11\TT
Lithe only renable remedy for bad legs, sores, ulcers, and old wounds. FOR IMIONO
THROATS, COUGHS, COLDS, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, GLADULAR SWELLINGS AN'
DISEASE TT HAS NO EQUAL. Manufactured only at 7$, New Oxford. Late NS, Oxforel
and sold by all medicine Vendors throughout the world.
IF"Purhasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots. If the
not 533 Oxford Street, "tandem they are spurious.
stireeci Practical P0170i
Three practical point.-. 1.t. Tgaindlock
Blood Bitters cures dyspepsia +115 Mai W.?
' promptly alt the stomach, liver raid !bow
el. 2tid larrlock B loud Sitters kenvet•Obad
! Hood byte same specific action monihin
ed with its- alterative and purifFite, pow-
; ers 8ttl 4:Burdock Blood Bitters .01.11.01.1 11.11
aiR,asesarising f L.:no the two tir4t mamma,
such '3%; constipetiougeolaelle, Willioustress,
dizziness„,scrofula. etc • by resswing.tilmr
! cause si fh oven and proved in 4.51011iiitildi
of indiepoThibly recorded utt,es
They eye g one to be is tirmvotY \VI,v ,
I I did
Well, you see, LI. -'r4 r.- 80 'mealy eel
Ig,tigetmetfts brOIC011 l55DOK6101syS
tilOWInt :they WOlikin'r
juet, simply get inerrie.i.
1 Willianisfaloyal Crown Remedy, gneotestveure on
tth,Avtteltoctrenesr11NezonsIDObility,IreuLe,ttiroixi.,prmi,ot
They 'were telking of blee tenuity of
le oineueend tote of the fete, tfiieapres-
itt
ook 1.admit that VrOVO'011a0Zr+'
a • ttele.we. Of course
1111,
;id tem it re not. \ -she 4trided,
w i t1 a tffinnee around, ape ,nedlot of
;the wan in tlit ;reale! is
even now rip the back of :his col lar.
And thee shot smiled—for eeyery nine
poristst:eseekt.ead put he, hando
aploelnd
i
zeetogother Disappeared.
DEA.It-611-1,b, —About three months ago
I was nearly wild with beadituhes.
I started salting 13. B. 13add tdic twr.
bottles aoll my headaches liawe.elistupialay•r
ed altogether now. r think it e grand
medicine. LETTIO8 1t31,E, Lantieaboro.
He (delitigliredle %sot treed y
and trulvenever been ettgaeori before 7.
She—Never—that is, not in •-Site
winter.
Your deters Irtolt tso cellostaiial„ timid
it visitar te Iter hostess he Helier .da:y,
they re Illyeeetn to beg your goests reel
sit down etosilv and chat in comfort]
together.
(Boom! Boo! Boot
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A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR
1
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Win all am,
Sole Agents for above.
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1)110 P 1111r. !'ORS
'we wish to inform the people of Wing.
ham .atsd surrounding country, that, as
we ;have purchased 'the Steam Pump
Works lately owned by Mr. H. Clark, wo
are prepared to supply all kinds of
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And attend to the wants of the public
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As we have a long experience in the
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We also deal in
ALL KINDS OF WIND MILLS.
RrSoft water cisterns made on short
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Orders by mall promptly attended to,
CROWSTON St SHOWERS,
Winghant,
FOR SALE,
Lot No. 3, and the E. ?4, of Lot No.1
11111 Coh, Turnberry-150 acres; 90 gores
cleared; well fenced; frame house and
other buildings; good orcliard; cheep, on
time, Appiy to
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Or Goderiols,
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Olenfarrow O.
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CLERK 9TH Div. Comm Co. H
AUCTIONE ER,
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COMMISSIONER Di 1.1..
Witoxrran. '
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W1NGHAM.
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DIRECTORS
IODN PROOTOR, CHAS. GURNEY, ORO HO.
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Savings Bank—Nours,10 to 3 ; Satur.
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allowed.
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bought and sold
B. 'WILLSON,I
MEYER & DICKINSON,
Solicitors.
ZETLAND SAW X
GEORGE THOMSON, Propri
Lumber of all kinds,
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Firsit-class Shim
and Cedar 1'
Car Load Orders a Spool
V:tit delivered to any
Wingbain,
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