The Wingham Times, 1893-01-20, Page 6,otorrlee-
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etvt'tat toot* prone here 00
resat, as the Ottuadiau Order of
FON ha ye sonlpteted tliQF eirectien
Neely line bete!: blomt, lit Gast town,
MIAs t.ttet tt ,uu dedicated the Como*
nom's rood~, its the block,
rle, with the anti gonitis, etc., 00-
av the whole of the second flat,
high eeoretary, Brother Thal.
�l0, Id i3rautford ; John Neelande,
t
tr .t:ut~� m'
ra t.r (t '4'4.11Al.l ltat r ; D.
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o ht chaplain, a r
on, 1x.1 l p luta c f i� r t�hlttu
r, t-ieildet(tun, member of the Ex'.
vet eointuii tee for Wilireehureh ;
evelmft;.„, .; Harriston, and many
vfai;tite; ,trtEmren atmsistrd the
"f+ ttr.'tuhi rY, .a' the m tet iuteresi-
cm'-v.1)10,1y. Most .onthusiastio
utast; were given sly the high
:tatli'mers tants others, making one
irm et notable evente in time his -
of the order in Gerrie.
THE WJNG}JAM TIMES, JANUARY 20, 1893.
ttarinere to the low ita.ml.. When th
things were taken lute considerate
it was of the utmost imuportence t.
every farmer ahauld bt+ ail enthttet.
in his profession. The first thing
do was to -mime the home ettrnoti
There was no spot on earth that site
lit' tlla:te More •cornfortul.le to, dwell
emote than the fern Tial 'fart
should have a place for overythu
and et;Nrytiting iu its piece. Ord
should eheracteriee Ins doings. tf
spoke
ka
vhsn e
l h said that !:
P at
wee h duty as s e u of e
t farmer h r t to.
y I wait
tris childlea companions rather then
show thetas that lie was. their superior
in every respect. The first thiug
farmer Ahouicl do after he got a cot
foitablo house and a nice wife was
provide himself -with a library of a
ricultursl works, Think of th stn
that it took to bring the English race
the American trotter, tiro Shire bore!
of Eiegiaud,the Clydesdale of Scotland
and the Percherott of Prance to titer
present form. It required the great
amount of skill and Study, and tl
farmer ott'e,ht to draw the attention
his sons to eurh things 'if they we
going to become farmers, But in th
connection he desired to say that
was for from hint to say that eve
boy brought up on the farm should
a farmer. Th"rc were seine ba
endowed with talent fur outer pr
fensions and pursuits, and for,
would
a pity if they should continue on tl
fartta--uat because the keenest intelle
,gas nut required 00 the farm --I,
because different talents were require
to make a thoroughly successful mi
ister of the gospel, a successful lawyer
a.r a successful doctor. And wha
sotne young amen leave the fare
wee beeaust, the home was not what
should be. Whenever he went to
home where the boys were not et
oourtmged to improve their time an
mental gifts, ha said those boys we
not receiving the treatment to znak
them enthti iastic farmers or bin
them to the farm. Hew many of til
fariners were constitutional grumbler
They that had left the old country t
escape from tate iron hate of tyranny,
and had now no one to exercise that
tyranny on, frequently exeretsed it o
their sons and daughters. He held
that farhera should take their sons an
daughters into their confidence. Ta
them to see the animals, and tell thein
about them and why they bough
theta. Let them not be always gz'utn
ling and saying that farriers were
hewers of wood and drawers of water.
Do not point to the hooses of the
lawyer w3 or the doctor and tell them o
the very fine times they had. It wa
,aid appearances were som€titres de
et-ptive. Little did they know of th
sleepless nights that the professiona
man had. in the profession of law
there wr=re. few McCarthys, Blalins, or
3lowitts, but they had a weold host of
lawyers eking asst a miserable existence.
(Applause.) They were not shown
that the farmer was the most inde—
pendent man in the cuntutunity. If a
young Instil had taken a deep liking
oee and improving the quality of their
opt, goods, Wken any country Bete the
Gat naive of trending a goof. article to the
aA;t 1 uglish market, it was Marc to destroy
to that !home, Ue wante.d to say a vrotd
ve, to the farmers laite3 Teo erten the
nisi children. had nota niwe place to ploy
in The tin -et rootuy w.re ltcpt for
twiner .hint Jane or Uncle Jtrhu-•-(leufiilter)
tg - whiene.er they visited them, "'ins
Order per amusement and instruction was
e
not given their, at home. Hee had n
r
it
objection ..
to claiming a I u lot s '
u u
a it WA
a
1l,
e at the borsht under the parental eye
but he would not permit hie childro
s to go to malls mndiseritninat' ly. Ther
a were many worse fortns of atnnsemeu
n- than dancing. He had very littl.
to sympathy with the farmer that con)
g- not get down on hitt knees with tdr
study children when they were young ant
t', arouse them H� would feel voungei
se and would hind the cilildran to hien.
, It was became this parental syrnputhv
it was often neglected that some ;sting
st tae spent their eveniegs in the grim-
e ery. Ile would say trdvisedly that
of there wap no means of inetpusing the
re presence at home of the boys and
is making homy agreeable like cultivat-
it ing oneself thoroughly. They got too
ever much phyeicial end not enough mental
ke cultivation, • The man was not half a
boy man unless he was cultivated all
o• round. The farmer should be an in-
line trlligent man. Let hint train his
tit boys to write a politica} history of
ct their country, and let thorn and llim-
ut self study teat history and make tlrefn-
d selves acquainted with the institutions
min of the country in which they lige, and
, when the young men went out from
at home they would take pride in their
�l attaintnrnt, and Ipok back with effec-
t tion to the home where they received
a that iustruetion. They would be able
r• to take their proper place among their
d fellow -non when they Went out in the
re world (Apj Eattse )
d meal Merit.
e Is the characteristic of 13ood's Sarsaparilla
and it is manifested every day in the re -
sl tnurkable cures this medicine accomplish-
() es. Druggists say : When wo sell a b -t-
! tle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. to a new eus-
1 touter we are sure to see lire bask in a
few weeks after more, •--proving that the
it . good results from a ttial bottle warrant
ontinuing its Use. This positive merit of
d : Hood's Sarsapar'ilia possesses by virtue of
Take
tarns` Royal Crown Remedy, greatest euro en
guaranteed to cure general Nervous Debility,
LaUslat. Neuralgia,: Paralysis, do, •
D•luevate
;e Misses Ross, of Wingham, were vire
et M. Hugh Ross' last week,
December 29th, Miss Nellie Collie,
gest daaghter of Mr, John Collie, was
id in marriage to Mr. James Stewart,
°coney Mountain, Manitoba. The
ony was: witnessed by a, large gather -
t friends. The bride was attired in a
travelling dress. They received nu-
ts presents of value and usefulness.
est wishes of the community go with
«
Susie Collie has returned from
n, where she has been for some
xe Misses. Robertson have returned
their visit to Stratford.
`. and Mrs. James Burgess, of Turtle
stain District, Manitoba, are visiting
r John Burgess'.
ii H. Burgess and daughter Maggie, of
Sound, spent New Year's here.
ns Bell Xing is visiting her sister, Mrs,
'ss, of Owen Sound.
J. Gardiner has returned from his
tto Chioago and Battle Creek.
. Cowan, of Michigan, has been re-
g old aoquaiutances here last week.
srs. Bailey, Messer and Duff are at -
g the high school at Listowel.
J. W. Duff returned to the Business
'go at Stratford on Monday.
(Iker Ard has gone to Listowel to at-
4tiglt school.
�:GBoardering on Consumption,
a
(leu at cold is neglected it generally de-
` to eand111011 bouroering ou consuntp•
. No other i-
e rot ledv
wall so quickly
'r; and. cure eases of this dangerous
sDr. Wood's :Norway pine Syrup,
he no other reuted3. possesses such
t curative powers as does this prince
•toral remedies.
Morris.
Wednesday evening of last week
„tarrmagt' ce emuuny teas perforated
t v. 1.tivs Davidson, B. A., of
1. etuirt ut the cotnwotliotls resi-
efof Ltuenve Inspeetor Miller,
en MV r Leonard Brown, of Wrox-
and Miss Maggie T., second
ter of the host. Miss Aggie
, sister of the bride, was the
f grid, anti- Mr.'Toa. Browu,
t't, to the groom, was „roornsmari,
were about uiuety guests in
gfnce who greatly enjoyed mhe
silty of Mr. anti Mrs, Miller,
dding gifts were numerous, use.
costly and bespoke, with no
un sowed, the popularity of the
"id groom, Tile eveuiu'' was
p with games, music and social
xr
h.le therun
people
young I P took a
• "tripping, the ligut frautastie "
3 It. rem. Tuesday the c ow:puny
ted atter wishing happiness and
.city to 141r. and Mrs. Brown.
was only one opinion expressed
sit for tiptop enjoyment there's
,ee like John It, hurler's.
annual 1• -port for 1892 of Mor
Fly Grey elmeet factory eho;ve•d :
pctnnds of milds received,878,002;
scrods of cheese mode, 7 (9,827 ;
se poimda milk to umme t,oulid
�, 10 3e1; alter'agd Cost of draw -
'r uailon, a 0 10 tttilfes ; average
received for cheese, af9,a7'; per
• uttulber of patrons sending
fr
f
rAitl CER, ON F«;1,34xX1' G'r,
'�u ADDRESS i,Y THE lir#i•IIIIi:R ;WOlr
Sotrrir IIUaoA''.
1
11.0.6.614.0
John McMillan, 't 1. P for
Seem was received with ap-
Thier was an age of campeti�' far
raeane ()Trailways, telegraph
l tthip lines,' the stations of the
*tete, at it were, brought nearer
', We Matti to ce repeat with
ee . All time things bttd
rru the produce of the `a g
; the Ieouliar Combination, Proportion and
i Process used in its proparatiou, and by
which all the remedial value of the ingre
t i clients used is retained. Hood's Sarsapar-
b-; ilia is thus Peculiar to Itself and absolute..
e 1•y unequalled in its power as a blood puri,
fier, and as a tonic for building up tbo
weak and weary, and giving nerve strength.
f! ea`
it is a singular fact tial politica:
a' partite; are generally p r,,f nerally defeatorl h; canoe
i t11ey do not learn mme feet as the peu-
ti
1 t pie who do the voting,
for any profession let hit- not lee hmncl-
ered. it was often the promptings of
nature that urged the boy to study
some profession. It was said that the
farmer's was a life of labor. Well, it
wes a life of labor, hut lie • stood a
living example Sof what cou.d be done
in rorty years of hewing his own way.
He was now in his seventieth year,arrd
was still able, to perforin a,aood day's
work. (Applause.) HOW many boys
were tempted to'leave the farm on
account of the improper cone'uct of
their father ? He held that every
farmer sh'tuid be a geutlen an. He
wanted to see every young man
brought up on the farm eap.tble of
taking the public platform. Get them
to take an interest itt agricultural
societies, bring them to farmers' insti-
tutes, and let there study keenly all
the gond literature they could get A
farmer would not succeed if it was
only on tee strt•ugth of his arm and
physical labor that he relied. Ha
must 1st' a business man, tnazst calcu-
late what the markets of the world are
likely to requite, and roust consider
what improvements be can make to
put rho best produce of every kind on
the market every season. This was
something we oust do in Canada, if we
were to retain our proud position in
the ; ng:fell market, Pepectelly with
respect to cheese, °oncet'ning the
fntte•udug of cattle for the English
market, the larger the number of ex -
Wired } 1 •C
l it Allt ttals G that t t
a
cold he
placed
the bettor the prime t'eceived by every
dottier in the country. Thousands of
dollars were lost in Canada het:Ruse
farmers did not feed properly. (Hear,
hear.) Ile said advillebly that the
mar had to examine into these
dein„s, aud it was the eavlug of a
tjuarter of a cont here and a half cent
there that narked the difference he.
torten. profit and loss, It web in suck
small items that the tanners could do
reit steal in cheapening produtmtion
War Woe( iirai;ed.
‘A/HAT greater eilenmy of mankind than
V V disease, and what nobler work than
to fight against this death dealing enetny
of humanity. The most successful war
against disease is being steadily carried on
by Burdock Blood Bitters fir dispepsia,
constipation, bad blood, biliousness, etc.,
canuo
t resist its power•,
i The great problem that f lieu° to
deal with, said the 1reeper of the imhe-
cite asylum, it: to find sons+- oceupation
for the people under my charge. Why
lint Set them inventing college yell:,
asked time visitor.
—Hen wanted to cut Raw logs and wood,
i Apply to MOLnAN & Sox,
i Win glum/.
Teacher : In the sentence, 'The sick
boy tonus hitt medicine' what part of
spare)! le loves ? Johnny : It's a lie
mum.
An Opposite View—if you would %
succeesfui, said old b'edgely to his son,
you
'
t t u5 bt•'
n t upt r' •
ewith t to
ythe alatvl
t. That's
alt right, replied the young merit, but
the first thi' g the dawn does is to get
t.reke,
'Truly litocarrmnended
GEaTLIMEX, —I can truly roeemmend
Hagyard' Pectoral Balsam for alf coughs
and colds. Less than one bottle cured my
brother of a severe cold,
Alm Menne. Tnoatreo;r, Vasey, Ont.
1 tem Willing” tc wot'l( with n11 who
labor in any wey for the prutnotio+, of
this cause of temperanee, hut I advo-
cate law for the tempter, and for the
tempted love a,rd sympathy, 1 gave
been u prohibitionist all my life, her
1 um nevertheless a morel sulsiuniat.
I rejoice that we are falling into our
rightful position. At one time tetany
6'tn q
t
1 most of sue ur t r P
, rr p ralicP tulv,mc.rtt•;;
were unlearned and urlt'dueated mcil.
Now we have Dr. I3ichnrdsotm, Sir
Henry Thompson, nand Sir \Viii;nor
Gull to light our medical battles f,ni'
ug. We have bisbnp4 and n.mb'idy
knows how neatly 0all0n8 to do time
theological part tot art The gl'errt
Obie,nt is ft) destroy the fort, end 1 do
I a•+te how it is (lona, whether by it
fnusket shot or u hundred-aud-mtixtyn
four pounder. Let tis strike stands
and work together. a. B. slough.
v'
1 ..r
d Both the
e Syrup of
1 and refreshing
gently yet
Liver and
tem effectually,
. aches and
constipation.
only remedy
d.ueed, pleasing
ceptable to
its action
effects, prepared
healthy and
many excellent
to all and
popular remedy
Syrup of
bottles by
Any reliable
have it
promptly
to try it.
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method and results who:
Figs is taken; it is pleasar
to the taste, and act
promptlyonthe Kidney
Bowels, cleanses the sy
dispels colds, heac
fevers and cures habitue
Syrup of Figs is tb
of its kind ever prc
to the taste and at
the stomach,rompt i
and truly benefciat in if
only from the mot
agreeable substances, if
qualities tom mend
have made it the mot
known.
Figs is f:: e:' i in 7ri
all leadi_a t....iggist
druggist who may nc
on hand will procure :
for any one who wish(
Manufactured only by ti
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the Secrettons,'Purifiesthe
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unlocks
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DYSPi PSIA.
CONSTIPATION.
SALT RHEUM.
HEART
DIZZINESS,
RHEUMATISM
t
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,Yl.. �. ,,{tY.,.Si
FX£1at!,
CUR MS
BILIOUSNESS:
HEADACHE
SCROFULA.
BURN. SOUR STOMACH
PkCDP SY,'
SKIN DISEASES
,
dd
BEANS
MUM{ IMAMS ars a new Oil:
eetsry that cure this worst sato* at
Nervous Debility Lori Visor sed
roues
i11eea. restores tiaa
hotly'or Wed sensed
by wort -work. or Ow monk cess•
corset of youth. This Rmrisdy air
eo utety emit the noes 0W/sotto hear when all ether
'IIlAA�Matm 'here felted wets to genera. Zola br'drag.
aitrtd at y1 petOr sex for ev tint frail en
reeeipteltwit*beddrucitigT AM4MxDICIW1
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ht •
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chtl,
m atonal
as clump us thin cart be got in the
Domif.iolt. All mot% marinated.
Pandest: extraction of teeth by the use of Metric.
ity or Vegetulile vapor.
Taxa IVUT,ca. -1 1ri11 txtraet teeth ft»• i6 cents
each.
OFFICE : In tho 13eavtr Block, oP1 mite the
Brunswick House.
W m. a Macdonald, L. D. S.
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S $LOCK
Opposite the Queen's Iiot.J, Winghaur.
Will visit Gorrie let and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
i'OHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL
GENERAL INSURANCF: AGENT
WIN011.01,
ONTAAm
p131418, Jn., thiol ,u ,
LI(IENSIOD AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNS "
OF HURON.
bind es attended In any part at the Co, Charge*
JOHN CtillItf + , Weimar, ONT., ...
LICIINSLn Attorroxnan Bon Tlrrt. coVNTT ok'
stilton.
A11 order a loft at the TIMES office promptly attend
es to. Terms reasonable.
TA5t1;S IILNDSRSON,
I1e13131iND Atte osann FOR COeNTira iruaol,Y Apb
RnucF,
An sales attended to promptly and on the Shortest
Notice
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All »eressary arrangements enn be made at the
Toms' elliee
tvixattnat -` Ost
1)11S. Gut)FitEY LI AWASH,
M. 11. Toronto, Members Colol.•e Ph31510ar4 and
Surgeons. (h,tario.
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Mottey to Loan on Dotes.
gates Di
a3O0u11ted
Atr REASO tIAtittE ItAtiVS
Money advanced en Xtortg*fico a 6} per pent with
privilege et paying fat iha sad gt hey year, 11
acrd moments eellettted. >?fOBtX'
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