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uniformly in about 1, 2 or B ounce
can alto jaunty bullfrog from its fitful win- ptecee. Tilie clay be crone in alntnat
tzar dream, entire di;re�;trd to th,s position of the
thoughtfully* unroll himself amt climb ,
the turbid -stream; eyes. It is ullifornliry of size in the
fie snake will get iL wiggle on, the toad 11) eco; i hat lero,luees. the meet untfor111
willgive a nap, 1 iiud hest crop, according to the experi-
he turtles for the '..river trade" will "open meats conducted ;it the 1 ndjana station,
up his shop,
11$ pati to bug C:OilYention '011 the hilleielo Tho ]110o4i is the,Lai O,
mill convene,
aid maL1;o the termer weary climbithg up haus the old saying, and everything filet
With Petit; green; ever hakes part of any organ of the body
ked weaodclnierit from his hole will pCep, mwit reach its plate therein through
when twilight flours aro dim.; the blood. Therefor(, if the blood is pu i-
Lnd in the early morning bring the fes -trap fled and kept in geed condition by the use
back with hint ;
?er:liaps it, bead of cabbagofot his little totsy
goo-
i8 will 11311 the trap and cabbage in, slid
• pull the holt; in, too.
rile patter of the rain drops end the scamper
of the rats
soulful
'les ill
' 101
\ Ll' +n t0 1C .'.r memories Will a v .a, r l
b:Lcltyard cats,
Where the trleouli ght's gentle focns,stealing
through the midnight fog.
Weaves
it canopied enchantment for sonic
lovesick poodle dog,
Yon will hear the owl's rejoinder to his
love mate's repartee,
As he wisely winks both eyes at you from
out some neighboring tree,
The jocund hens and roosters, in the plain
trees by the door,
Will harmonize their medley with the pig's
sonorous -snore;
The crows will hold a caucus near the newly -
planted corn,
And add another wrinkle to the farmer's
free forlorn ;
Tho spiders, in the attic, will once more
their shuttles ply
o weave a labyrinth for the uneducated
fly;
he rose bush will climb higher to escape a
pending doom,
lid give points and jigs and waltzes 'mid
the cherry tree's perfume;
he house flies soon will grease their toes
from off the butter plate;
o allay the irritation of their toe nails on
your pate;
he mosquito bird and other bir3s will
form a poetry ring,
1 set some lines to music o2 the poetry
of spring.
A Splendid Lesson.
1 ondon Adver::se'.
By a slight reduction in the imiost
coal oil, and by the abolition of
If of the duty on binder twine, the
°minion Government has given the
ople a taste of how much they will
benefited by many other reductions
taxation. Hitherto the protectionist
ument has beenn-eitherthat the duty
not added to the price or that the
eigner pays the duty. But ive all
ow that as soon as a tax is thrown
or even reduced, down ttoes the
cea which the consumer must pay.
f k;ix reduction is good, let us ask
Logi-kers of South ;Middlesex, where
electi:;>4s now In progrpss, wily
!'ltd we uQti 1pive some Ill. re ?
'hero is the dll,ty on agricultural
letueuts. it is 115gh and it could
greatly reduced with (-Anefits to the
tier and no ill effect to the iuhple-
,t manufacturer, if the imposts on
ntnlce'r's raw material were thrown
Tiilt the duty on iron tut ex -
of Hood's :+al•sap:Lrilla, it necessarily fol-
lows that the boueiit of the medicine is inv
parted to ovary organ of the body. Can
anything be simpler than the method by
which this excellent medicine gives good,
health to all who try it fairly and patient-
ly? ,e
Costly Farce.
(pandas Banner.) 4;
One of the facetious lluiiibugs of the
:tee is the prohibition commission
which is going about the country
taking the evidence of witnesses ou
the question as to whether the prohibi-
tion of the liquor traffic would be a
good thing or a bad thing for the
country. Imagine the ,'30111 tniss100ers,
all driiaing handsome salaries from
the public chest, sitting down and
solemnly asking the brewers of the
various towns and cities if they
thought it would be wise to close up
the breweries ! Or imagine the lead-
ing prohibitionists of the country
being askod in a tone of assumed
sincerity if in their opinion it would
be a wise step to increase the
number of distilleries ! To be sure, we
all know that the commission was ap-
pointed iii order to enable: the Govern-
ment at Ottawa to put a troublesome
gnestiou on the shelf for a. yenr or two
but dtu'iog this year or two it is spend-
s i 11 l e of no earthly
•
TUE 'WINURAM TIMES MARCH 1. i , 1893.
the roadway being used as a dumping
place for the refuse of the tarsu ur Il
sturage place for logs and wood, Or as
a place in \Viliolt 'total \wells 1nay
mature their creeds to his injury.
]Every ttaveller tieiug.:Atae roadway
has a right to proteeyagainst its being
defaced in this ►iPotiner, as it destroys
a great deal of tt►e pleasure that would
be experisliced wore it host in. a proper
state, Nothing should ba placed ou
ng money ant Wi I
he•nehS to she country in the end.
And after it shall have concluded its
labors the eviieeee of the witnesses
will l,e printed in a blue book, at the
expense of the country, and thousands
of dollars will have been spent to in-
form Parliament that the prohibition-
ists are in favor of prohibition and
those engaged in the liquor traffic are
not.
the roadside that will tear the view.
A wall -kept farm dices not appear to
advantage beside a badly kept road-
way, There should be as much thought
and care given to improving the ap-
pearan4i of our roads as a good out—
face.
The th
des des should be leveled and
graded s o
that they will present
Se
t It
smooth and sightly appearance. Trees
should be planted along the roadsides
and the whole kept in a proper state
of r •pair,auc1 everything dan0 to make
its eppearauee as pleasing aa possible.
By doing thi3 it will not only add to
the !greater pleasure to he derived in
travelling, but will improve both the
appearance and the value+ of the farms
along the roadway. --Jas, A, Bell, P.
L. S.
Reetored to :Health.
DEAR Sros, Por -years I was troubled
with indigestion, but being advised to try
B. B. B. I did so and find mys 1f quite re-
stored to health. Howsue SULLIVAN,
Mgr. Sullivan Farm, Dunbar, Ont.
Farmers and the Tariff.
11 the fanners, !breaking loose from
party ties, take a sta ail on the tariff
question, their,iufluenee will not be in•
considerable. Acting in their capacity
of .Matrons of Industry, they snake it
plain to the Government that they
desire the removal of duties on coal
oil, binder twine, corn and fencin
wino. Fencing wire, lender twine and
eorn aro materiali which aid the pro -
IN, til the Inst ten years, rho ducts of the farm; coal oil is nu article
u er, of ttie ,:'iuntry have had 1)
a tax of 6'3,[31,000 on pig iron
,e, in zdclition to 0 bounty of F3` i1,-
paid Its bounty on pig iron produc-
ie Canada. By the way, if the
i who makes 1'11 iron is to be paid
aliltts tint of the nutiousl t:eaeury
1'.ary roll of 1:00 produced, is it
04001' titer' 11011 the t rriner's of
eels stood up feet his rights and du
ded that he, ion. shall eseeiv+' a
ty on every twined he markets
very load of grain thatha threshes.
id when the bonnstng gets round
a all and we get our rights, how
1 better crit any of us be,?
t not better 1'y far to reduce the
to the lowest, p,ssihle rate, and
to every tn;tn to nualce such lint:
r u'ui ngs as he ul y de'0111 wipe ?
• Cattin•s Seed Potatoes.
tting see 1 p:ltatoes for pluming
eon et prolitie subject for discus -
and many even to -cloy hold ad -
opinions conc:'rnin'i the size Of
feces for planting. At the In.
station th''re have been experi-
conduont<d for a long titne, and
thoritioss give as conclusive teats
exults of their trials. it was
that pieces about the same size,
me containing inol'n eyes than
produced almost the same
alk and natnber of tubera There
ally no advantage in increasing
mbar of eyes in the piece. In
g the siZ + of the piece of potato,
r, gave a oorrespondingincrease
number of stalks. From this
be judged that a smallpiece of
to nourish only one eye, and
the number of eyes without
g th , size of the potato is of
fl. The eyes at the seed end
tato sot as a single eye, and
independent ones cnpalbte of
g as many stalks ns there are
t eyes, There is more import•
the size hi which the potatoes
Titan in the number of eyes to
The tubers should 10 cut
But one opinion prevails
throughout the. world, and that is so
strongly in favor of Perry Davis' Pain
Killer, that no other article ever at-
tained so wide spread popularity, 95
cents bays a big bottle.
How He Won Butler's Consent.
Apropos of the Gen. Butler stories
that, are going the rounds, hero is a
true o'ne : I had an important law case
on, said a Wakefield gentleman the
ld\vi
other clay. I knew no one eon 11
that case for me but Ben Butler. He
Was in Washington at the time. I
went to Washington, and after hard
scrabbling for two days, got an audi-
ence with him. Ile had more work
on his hands now, he said, than he
could attend to, and he said he
wouldn't take my ease for $1,000 a
day ; and he went 'about his work
right then.
General, I said, 1 was born in the
same town with you.
,He grunted, but wasn't otberwiao
affected that I could see. •
Do you remember little Miss --1
And you remember the boy who used
to send notes to her, and the boy who
nsed to taste then! 1 T and the boy who
took that notes.
And,I ain the boy Who sent them,
aaid the General. He (held out his
hand. I guess I'll take your ease
after all, lie said. and he did, and won
it. —Boston Globe.
Itch on human a.ucl horses and all mei. .
mals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's 1
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. War-
ranted at Ohisholtrl's drug store.
of persOual consumption. The first
three occupy nearly the same place
that raw materials do in the factory,
and may fairly claim the slime excepe
Monet treatment. The meal oil, too,
has some affinity to the old English
tax on windows, and must be classed
es obnoxious. lts total repe.,l invol-
ves other considerations ; it cannot be
regarded as standing ou the same
ground as the other three articles.
The Patrons cannot be said to have
made any unreasonable demands,
though that ahout coal oil comes near-
est to this description. The farmers
have it in their power to effect con-
siderable chanes in the tariff', if they
agree among themselves as to what
they want. Their influence is au
element on which both manufacturers
and the government will have to eonnt,
They will have to look out for the
political foxes, who,whatever they may
say, are in search of the fleece ; and
will do well studiously to avoid all
unreasonable dernands. They have
not made a bad beginning, and if they
act with prudence they can make their
influence felt in the remodeling of the
tariff' to an extent which has not heen
so far anticipated.—Monetary Times.
A Cure for Croup.
OP,OLJP kills thousands where cholera
VV kills tens. For this dread disease no
remely can compare in curative power
with Ilcgyard's Yellow Oil. It lessens the
phlegm,gives prompt relief, and went com-
pletely cures the most violent attack.
Road Sides.
'A word ,for the road sides : flow of-
ten the fo;lowing is to be seen along
the sides of the mad ways in the coup.
try : Stumps and stones taken from
the adjoining fields and piled along
the fence, brush from the orchards,
weeds from the gardens, saw logs and
wood piled up to be taken to market
when convenient, and weeds of every
description allowed to grow.
The farmer who prides himself on
the tieatnna+ anti o'e,ailliness of his
farm, has jest reason to protest against
A Story of Devotion. •
They sat late by the flickering fire -
Her head was nestled on his heaving
and manly boson), and softly his arm
stole around her yielding waist, -
The law takes no cognizance of this
class of stealing.
Nobody does, if proper precatatinlhs
are observed except the two interested
parties.
Oh, love 1
Oh, rapture 1
He had told her tlio sweet Words
over and over ag lin, and she coyly
cooed them back to him.
A step was heard in the hall.
That is to Fay, it was heard by the
girl.
The young man heard nothing ex-
copt the heating of a fond heart.
Georgie, she murmured, what would
yon do to show your love for your little
Ethelrida ?
Dearest, he respunded fevrently,
anything, everything. I would will-
ingly, oh, so willingly, suffer any pain
for you.
Are you sure, George, she asked
with the insistence of doubt.
Sure as the stars do shine, darling
Again the, step.
Then, George, she said with a little
sob, get ready for papa's coming.
And the craven. Coward skipped,
Iiipans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Perhaps the sirong•?st advocate of
an extra session is the young men
whose hest girl's parents hold hint
down to ono call por woelc.
Papa, said the snaall boy,that is
dignity ? Dignity, replied the father,
consists principally of it tail hat and a
frock coat.
•
Beware of Cholera.
The healthy body throws off tho germs of
cholera therefore wisdom counsels the use
of Burdock Blood Bitters title spring to
purify the blood, regulate the systetn, and
fortify the body against cholera or other
epidemics.
. ENJOYS
Botlh the method and results when
Syruppleasant
'lu sof Fins is ' it is
0
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gcntlyyet promptlyon the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fever's a11C1 cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
d•:eccl, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
affects, prepared only from the most
healthy and. n greeable substances,its
many excellent qualities e0t1)1llend
it to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who rainy not
have it on !hand will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes to
try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CU.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NKW YORK. N.Y
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OHice Up -stairs, next to Mr Alorton's 03 o-,, Wing -
liana, Ont.
OFFICE HOURS, -0 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. ren., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
Cures consumption, 4Conglia, Croup, sore
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are sold on a foe. , i ;,: --:.e .titles:Won.
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BEANS
bode
We are selling
Best Coal Cil at 12 1-2
cents per Imperial gal-
lon, or a can containing
1)11. J. A. AIELDRTJM,
j Honor Graduate of Toronto University, said
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeoes of
Ontario.
Olticeand Residence -Corner of Centre and Petrl(k
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune
winC IAII • .
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7 interest. No CO IIIIIISS10n charged. Mortgages, tow
�gP. anal .arm proparty bought and',old
American Axes, 50c. to 65c.
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $I.00
per foot.
We to -day reduce our
quotations on Bander
Twine one cent per lb.
3. A. CLINE & CO
W 113 130 m.
WINGHA.M
STEM PULP IVORKS,
DAIIEL
PROPRIETOR.
I wish to inform the people of Wing -
ham and surrounding country, that, as
I have purchased the Steam Pump
Works lately owned by Mr. H. Clark, I
are prepared to supply all kinds of
r1ERVI; DEANS area now mo-
covert' that cure the worst eases of
Norvoue Debility Loot Vigor and
Paling; Manhood: reetares tke
%magneto of body or mind (mused
by over -work. or rho errors or or.
ceases 0f youth. Thad 11.003(8)' eh-
-whitely CO1e0
h--whutetyota100 the most obstinate omen wheat alt ether
T18YATMENTs have felled even to relieve. old by drug-
Mete at S1 por raa'knge, Or, six for 16, or ean1 by wall on
moot 1t of prloo by ruldtesatng TIM JAMES MEDICINE
CO., Toronto, Ont. Write for tkunphtat. ,seId in -
31' ngh,.tn by A, I.. 1IAMI4.TON
Wooden, L aft, Force & Iron Pumps
And attend to the wants of the public
in anything in the Pump line.
As I have a long experience in the
business I guarantee all my work, and
if not satisfactory will refund the money.
We also deal in
ALL KINDS /IF WIND MILLS.
Soft water cisterns made on short
notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
D. SHOWERS.
Winghanr
OFFICE -Braver Block 15'i:ounat
T:IOLLOWAY'S OINTDIENT AND PILL9.-
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Ointment stands unrivalled for the
tnoility it displays in relieving~, stealing
and thoroughly curing the 'most in.
veterate sores and ulcers, 111111 in cases
of had legs and `bad breasts they act
RS a chnrral The Pills are the zrrost
effectual remedy ever discovered for
the lila of liver complaints, diQeasep
most disastrous in their efleets,dirnn,-
ins,' all 111e proper flutetiuns of that
organs n.il'ected, indueill'„ restlessness,
melancholy, wenriness, inabi ity to
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whole system is exhnnl.ted. These
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the printed dtrietions necorllpanying
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Malady, etituttlnfe the stortlncll rind
liver into a hoalthy notion, and effect
a Complete sure.
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Molloy invested for private persons, upon the bent
mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North-
west.
0ftiee-Bent's Block, 33 bighorn.
DENNTISTRY.-- J S. JEROME, WiNOltan,
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
6 y?k< e" Vuleanito plates of the bestntaterial
as cheap cls they can be got in the
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Painloss extraction of teeth by the use of Eleetrie.
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Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Winghnm.
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f. DEANS, Ja., W1Rotult,
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OF HURON.
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Ozer
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1ET. 11to1NLloO.
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And we fir
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Are yoat tt
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y t think the
Oiling tin
She threw
A, fair fee
"Are you a
"Then, 0
A11 the long
That CTed
"Twill do n
And—"
My dying ell
AndImr
011, won't y'
•Emphati
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On tit te,-
The onginee
Prayed: °'
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'some giar
With pantin
Pp„gt lith
•
A. half, a m
Along'tho
His glances
And still
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Work,'avh•
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Help us t.
With rush
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