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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-01-20, Page 5TUE WINGIJAM TIMES, S, JANUARY 20, 1893. BIG WI TE SALE AT COST, FOR CASH ONLY, Starting on Saturday, Jan. th and Continue for 30 Days. Dress Goods, Prints, Musli vas, Flannels,,, Shirting, Cottoi a es.9 Shawls, Velvets., Corsets, Ladies Furs, Kid Gloves, Mantle Cloths, Hats and Caps, G loves, Tweeds, Underclothing, Overcoats, Men , and Boys Ready Made Clothing. CARPETS., E CLOTH.9 U J TAMS, E T .C. A Babcock Success. o u The annual meeting of the sharehold- ers of the Elm Cheese and Butter Manufaoturing,Co,:was held:in'the •fac- tory on Satutrdlay., January 7th. •On motion, Mr. Jacob;Bray wascalleU to;the ch air : J. W. Wheaton, Secretary of .Dairy- men's Asssciataon ,of Western ,Ontario, being present was requstec1 to address the meeting. On :rising he •stated that he came perhaps more for!the .purpose of acquiring infotenation :than ;imparting, . any, as the factory ,enjoyed the proud. reputation of being one of the best man - nisi factories in the Prrov.iace, .and in fact the first and ,only factory which had adopted the .system of paying for for milk according to .quality. In ,rho o: course of his remarks he strongly eas- .•commendod winter +dtairyin, to be es- : tablished. The financial repent, which ,was adept- 1•,ed„showed the total receipts to,be S3.77.,- :tfl7r.08, of which 1131,5348 were paid ;to ,.patrons for milk, $2.500.27 were paid to i.uii1k drawers, S2.943;& for •man,ttfaotur- :lag, SI9G 17 for boxes, $120.17 for .testing .and acids, 5037.23 to patrons for whey.. '+The following direetora •were+elected:: l:Fa Parker, Geo. Mutne, Wm. Dick -sops , J.1. Turnbull and Joshua Challenger , Was. Lobhhead having resigned, Jdr.' Challenger was elected. to fill .the sosi- ti(n.. . Motions euro grade and .cai'rieicl to enlarge the presoi t factory, sed dto.al- low arto turnips to 114 fed to cattle from whirs: milk is sent to this factory. Two or three delegates from the Binee- vale factory being present. one of them etatedlithat he wished to know if tlhe. new system of paying for milk aeeoading ; •to quality was giving, eeneral satifaction. 'The chelirrnan then called for a show of :hands from all who were satisfied. The wore was unanimously is favor of the ,new system ; there was not a dissenting ,voice. o Prof. Dean, of the Ontario Agrielalt- feral College, Guelph, addressed the meeting atlsome length, and is a man- lier that wan both interesting and in - etre dive. Teeswater. •Te�eswater ha.s a daily freight train, now M . D. Ferguson is nicely settled in his ;mew lyame. A carnival is to be held in the rink about taro last Friday in January. A.number of the young people were in. vited in to spend the evening at Mr. J. J. Stephens, on Tuesday last. A. very sociable and pleasant time was spent. \Vo believe that it is the intention of the council to remove the lights opposite the hall and at the corner ooposite (Gillies cC Martin's foundry. Wo cannot see why those lights are not as aerviceable as any in the village and morose than some. The one over the mill pond is more ornamental than useful. The "orphans retreat” is not proving so delicious a place as first, anticipated. The atmosphere appears very cloudy and "lynch' laid moo have to bo proclaimed, but still in the face of Mi this, the barbers keep on shaving. Wo notice by the Grey correspondent of the Ilrussola l.'ost, that Mr. and Mies Lizzie Streams, (the latter teacher in the t>th de- partment here last year) are improving nicely and will soon be themselves -again. j Miss Strachan has hada.severe eiiigo+df it. Her many friends here will be pleased to learn of her recovery. Mr. E. Clarke, formerly ,express messen- ger between stere .aaatl Tor.anto,now running i to the Soo, met with,auaccident last "week. The train starting before .he -was on, he tried to get in on the side door .of the ox - ,press car, but .hiring unable to open the ; door he was compelled to tide to the .next stopping place on the step,.l acing -ahold of .the door with his stands. His lands were ,badly frozen, We are pleased to :state that the rumor .in circulation of removing the C. T. R. 1 ;families to Toronto by the C. P.11. Co., bas fallen through. Lt is clefmitely settled now that it will be done. Some of the 'hands on other runs thought it would he to their advantage to be in Toronto. ;netters being looked into, it was found advisiblai to a'omaiu as located at pa•ese>at. Salegn On Sunday last. the Itit+v. T.. fiienueu.' who has renal vel a tinetrimout tali fr>aa 'the flowlek and Turoberriy Congregational .churches, cotuweueed kis ai;iaaastry,ain.en4; "Iliad. a patient once who by no pro - •cess of reasoning could be made to be- lieve that he had any disturbance of the digestive apparatus. As long as I call- ed it by any of the ordinary names he was as irritable and disagreeable.about it as a really amiable ancl,good-natured man could be. One. clay he stumbled :across a term in somethinghe was read- ing, and when next he came to me his ;face was beaming with delight, He had just found out what ailed :liini, and when I agreed with him he was simply overjoyed. He had a goocl.deal,of sharp pain in the region of the .ciigestive ap- paratus, and *hen he made up his mind that he had pneumogastric neuralgia he was perfectly willing to be treated for that or any .other disease I saw fit '.to give him medicine for, provided I called his trouble by that name "So it is with . quantities of these heart disease patients. They will take .anything, just as long as they think it is absolutely necessary on account of •the condition of their heart; and so., while it goes very much against :the grain to do it, I sometimes indulge these whimsical people in the idea that their hearts are out of gear. it is ;the ,only way I can help them; and it really ; :doesn't seem to matter after all. I sup- pose we all have our weaknesses; and, , whether we think it heart disease or 1 anything else, we all like to be in- ,dulged." us. The •Seafurth Catedoodai .Society tl:n- ,nouuce their iutentioa to oel•ebrate Bir rtis' 'anniversary by a grand Soottdtili concert, 'to 'be held in Carving's hall +.o tbe.evendng, ,af.lTauuary 23rd, when Afaw- lfeArthur, of ;Hamilton. and Mee,rr,. J:si•taes Fax and ;Harry liltie.h will h,., preneut. 'The quarterly board of ltetteeb,ury e,treet Methodist church, Clinton, has extended an.i.tavitation to the Rev. G. F. Sal.•u», of Brussels, to becoine its pastor for next year, providing the official board, of Brus- sels will consent to his removal, he having been there hut two yem,ra-. WHEN YOUR HEART FLUTTERS. 4;oei Are Probably Suffering From Dys- • nol>sia, and NoLliing More Serious. •`•'There are few' things in life," said :a;nexperienced physician to a writer for :the New York Ledger, "to which many men and women cling more persistent- ly than to the idea that there is some- thing the matter witch ;tthe heart. They have a little palpitation, a little flutter- ing or ,a little . distress, and straightway they have some form of heart disease, and in ninety-nine cases out of a hund- red there ,is no more nese in reasoning with them than there is in whistling at the wind. Tell them that they simply have dyspepsia or some form of indi- gestion and they are as indignant as you can imagine. The idea that they should have anything so common as dyspepsia! And do you know, it took me a good many years to make up my mind why it is that people are so unwilling to ad- mit that thoy have indigestion, and the most unwilling are those who aro very fond of the good things of life. It is the good feeders who think they have heart disease and are angry when they are contradicted. Indigestion suggests cutting off of some of the delicacies of which they are fond, and, of whatever else you deprive them, never meddle with their diet. I think it perfectly safe to assert that out of 1,000 persons who are certain that they have en or- ganic disease of the heart HO have some form of gastric difficulty. It may be more or less obscure—indeod, it often :s --but all the same it's there, and that is the cause of the trouble. Indigestion or dyspepsia, with its many variations, is an awfully common, ordinary disease. There isn't anything very high sounding or rhic;n;fled snout i . How to Cure a Cold. The following is the advice given by s prominent doctor for getting rid of a cold.: When the first symptoms mani- •feat themselves is the time for action, and this should consist of a hot mustard foot bath before going to bed and a hot draught of milk. The covering of the body should be linen and wool, the for - mei. :in the way of the sheet and the batter in the blanket. No attempt to get Asp an active sweating should be made. Tho foot hath and the warm drink will give a sense of warmth and and facilitate the natural excretion of materials which should pass away by the skin. and any effort to aggravate this will he not only superfluous but iiarlutnl.. The blanket should never be worn next to the night robe, and should not be so thick as to confine the air next to the body. It is, indeed, often advis- e able to lighten the covering of the feet, and to preserve a certain amount of weight over the loins, and to have the shoulders protected from the external surroundings in general. The last mea- sure is not to be underrated. A'sensi- tive lung carries with it susceptibility to take to itself everything that could possi • bly affect it to its detriment. Lung dis eases belong to sensitive persons, and may or may not be the sequence of a cold. The majority of then;, however, can be traced to imprudence in dress and ex- posure. Pneumonia, pleurisy and con- sumption are partners of carelessness in the dressing of the chest and back, and "colds," which might stop at the throat by a little prudence, are their appren- tices. If you have unconsciously con- tracted a cold and want to get relief front it, you must, in the first place, avoid too much medication. " -A proper- ly clad skin and a clear digestion ought to shorten the life of the "cold." If a little comfort can be secured by wear- ing a light coveringon the head during indoor hours, it sould be respected. Ventilation of apartments comes in for a slight amount of attention, and it should be simply sufficient to furnish fresh air and not to produce currents which can bo appreciated, Nothing is more fallacious than the belief that health is promoted and life prolonged by air in excess, and this is proved by tombstones. There are a fe•ty good remedies which appeal to us as Matters Of tradition. Our grandparents used them with effect, and we might follow their example without injury. One of these is sassafras tea, another is boneset tea and another is senna tea. Bach has its office, end each is of value in its pecti1iar lino, and at the sanro time is harmless. 1ipans Tabules cure indigestion„ HARNESS AND GOLLARS Having Nought out the Asubler 1larnees linsiuel-8 t.t.d >.:nrit li O. 11, ' 11. r+> 1 + am prepared to furnish ilio 11111410 with etre i tl,i1:g n,.nttll;i ki title It hnt'nt na > h(q suc:il 50 HEAVY, LIGHT and 'l'liACK .11ARNEhS, N E'fS, -DUS I ERS, Wfi1PS, CURRY COMU14, 13RUSEIES, SWEAT COLLARS, TRUNI{S, JJ VALISES alai T 1YAY ELI/1N.a AUS, }Gar's, 411. Give me I make all my owu Collars and guarantee satisfaction. trial and I will use you right. G_ _ .LYT]3JWTC»' _ PATTERSON 9 WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 1 have just received a full supply of Christmas goods, cousistiug of WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and Jewellery of all kinds and latest designs, BIG BARGAINS From Now Till Christma '. All goods bought f'.r cash and we can cheaper Repairing Plironnllitly bone and J' 'Give Use a call sell as cheap at the cheapest and Satisfaction Guar.'; tit ed M PATTERSON. IT WILL PAY YOU BEST IN THE END. NOTHING LESS SHOULD SATISFY YOU. Clever, Energetic Young Men and Women who ;131031* to quality for positions in BeoI .kee•lini, Sho,•thaed ani Typea•i;tig, should W11t0 fet I catalogues of both departments of of (MAT/IAN', ONT., cstablidied 1870, This institntiou i, tilt: 1.001' 01 au,v bran*,* (011,150 or ,hnrth,uh+: school in Ae•erieu, and vastly superior to +u;\ outer school of rho kind in eauadu. Thoso „re the advantages we (dim': The two best pvuulel. iu Uluuuln, thu best anti largest owe „ teacher), the best course in shortiauld anal typewriting, thu hest course 0t business tl:dnin , the hest std., 61 rooms, the best equipments in every respect. the bust record for placing its students in the h,•st pati r positions in the business world. Our college morns occupy orm• 8000 square feet of space. the n tp• the railway fare of stmlents cumin% from a 11141010u to the 'inlaid si.0n .40° ,1 bused iu pleasant Mimes for ladies at 82, gents ,y2 50. le., catalogues of either deportment, addres . D. 11ic:,AL"FILA i rinc1prt. Fain as ti B»' HE4rE. BeIow LUU But ever) body like, to buy in the cheapest market. It will flay you to visit us this month. The season c+f stock tah- ines is at hand, when there is very little bitsir,o,s going except that which is forced. The jingle of dol- lars i, more pleasant to us than looking over a splendid stock. Will we have the pleasure of hearing scone of your dollars jingle? s.e +'iI if' you sire wisdom a chalice to titer, in aril influence you. We won't spt ink that old l'he,lltlt UIt VuU, ''Big reduction to reduce stook." We silnl1ly lo'd'e; you a. chance to get :seine 1•att' bar- gains if you want theta. Lee price, 011 everything. lie sure 1., conte anti tee what we east do I'+11 you. ;nial.Rarga of Al! Wool Lek ee . tli, (.huprices ate lower than any other house in the trade. Visit us and we will convince you of this Fact. We give you a reduction of tell per cent. (111 all your cath pnr- rrhases its all lines except groceries. 1� e give you 20 lbs, White Sugar for $1. ; 25 lbs. nice Brown Su;;ar for $1, and several other drives. We are'.howio,t American (;a • pets in ben util'u1 pattern; nt:301,er cent. less then you can boy Cana- dian goods. You remember how we cornerc(I up the print market last season.. Since the raw cotton has advanced from Gc. to 1:30. a pound, but we bought early and we can give \ou • the same quality of goods as we gave volt last year at the sa.ine price. The patterns are all new, Ise can't replace them when they're gone. Courteous Treatment, Lowest Prices, Nobbiest Goods, at T. A. MILLS, Wittg flan, CA 1ini, bbd 1tr, :I*. POrflardll �.t J • rr:l;l Cjian HAMILTO DRUG STORF4'. Centrad Telephone Exch Make istake We have the Inside track an Can give you Every line we Por less than !Our competitor ;If If you do not !Look k �Q at our ;)inner Sect Tea Setts, Toilet " 9J t4/S, Table China, Tea Pot 3, Salad Bowls, Fruit Setts, Cusd,oires, Biscuit jars, Flower Pots, Cups and Saucers, Fancy slates, Wine Glasses, Tea Pot Stands,. Cake Pates, Celery Glasse, You will be The loser. W. T. YATE The China House. Whetsl and THE PEOPLE'S tO E�IN'A. MINE�OWNEilB , CANADIAn OFFICE, IAMIi,TOiI, Coad in Car pots sold dire consumers. No Intermediate protits, Write for Prices. 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