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W. C. T. U. COLUMN
(oexarcrina int arms
W�4 intatimi
Goa ana II -Tonto anti Native Lana"
Mateo!' theattention, of the mations aria meters
to the kact, that 1ii Woman's tihrleasu ',fewer -
come Vision moots every Monday at three o'clock
sharp, tor one hour, in Miss houghton's room. .411
ladies am made welcome
we hold a monthly geepel meeting on be laSt'
Monday of every smith, exowt whelk otherwise
adrertised,to whI4fl meeting We invite the Pulillo
generally
As too Editor has kirally given us part et Ws
space. for our work, we ash friends of tiro !cause .to
send items or interest on all Meng questione of !the
day to lunsy.st roar memberb.
—,Axe yentas parents doing aft you lean
to enforce the Tobacco .A.et
—Do ,youtetore keepers try to Deep ithe
law ?
—What. Bight to see men on the Sab-
bath day :in IL state of intoxication. The
law agaiin violated, who are tho offentlers.'?
—As
wo expect to have Miss L. .Phelps
early in April to lecture for us, we willduave
no gos,pel.ineeting this iaionth.
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Sir Wilfred Lowson psi:WA 001 hat
the meow. Qin'a Speech le the tirat
to have usua the words “diroct local
control" in connection with licensing
reforns or to have contained the phrase
"hitter Aratlie."
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Lady ,fletsry Somerset, owing to the
effects of overwork, and acting !under
the adwine of Dr. Norman Kerr, ,has
been obliged to abandon for the,pres-
eat her proposed tour in Wales, which
was to have followed that in Scotland.
Over 4000 attended the welteme.given
the Lady Henry and lifitie
Edinburgh.
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Mary Allen West, who dital.not
lon,,,, ago in Japan, whither she
had gone in behalf of the Woiatta's
Oh•ristian Temperance 'Union, Is a ()-
man mot 'semi to he forgotten. Li .t he
"cruencle" against the saloon of twenty
years ago•slie took ati active part; !in
the sublime tnoverrout whims •tiOCIA
grew nut of it she was not forig•in
coming to the front, and for years
wielded .a wide influence as editor of
the Union,Signal. in particirdar this
fact is notable :
She graduated from college when
but seventeen and entered at ence
epee tier lifework ns a teacher. lier
pupas were strongly religious, and out
of a large Sabbath 801)001 class widen
she tatight,for many years in tilts Gales-
burg, !Hi., Congregational Ohs r‘cla,
12 girls have gone asmissionaries to
foreign lauds. At the home !of one ,of
these Itt Tokyo she tiled.
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After being confined to bar bed for
thirty yetersi Miss Jennie Oasseday
of Louisvi1.1e, Ky , une of the most,
noted Christian workers in the country
died on Feb. 8., She is known the
world over, .atid in Peery civilized
country leer !birthday, June 9, known
as prison day, is celebrated. She was
to years ago, made international eup-
erinteudetit, of the Plower Mission by
Miss Willard, and held that office un
til her death, I he Western Christian
Advocate says ;—"She was a remark •
able power of the mind dyer matter,
performing tasks from which strong,
alde-bodied women shrank. She wrote
one 1)11Mtird(1 letters a week as inter-
national superintendent of the Flower
Mission; was President of the Train..
ing school tor Nurses, which slAefeund•
ed; managed tivt Jeanie Oasseday In-
firmary ; organized and managed Rest
Cottage a summer resort for working
girls; and was identified with every
important charitable work m the
country. And all this site did lying
upon her back on a bed which she
had not left far thirty years 1 Physi-
cians considered her a marvel of men-
tal and physical induranee, though an
invalid. Miss Oasseday wasborn fifty.
three years ago, in Louisaille, and
when a girl met with an aoeitlent
which rendered her an invalid.
.1),irevorm Burns says that cornsoleting
thea 'lit ottglitra t colutolaili 1st of
ile4rovstil011 lit tra 1e VtiltV conatatat
,the alight ;testi k the ‘lech Ile
iILL ithe drAlk expenditures of the itatitto
1i3 n tri idiig evidenee of the istWel. if
1llatlige1120 ill tile lee" qf ,t11
innoitheil prIVattretool wee. 11t is esti-
anated that 00 pt (Wit si( the .expetarli-
r IV for drink is paid by the wanking
violists!' Um "honking ilpOti this
wile Lion DA Burnsrenini '4.4 Even
were this igetimate rotated to •5j per
eetir, it would follow that in1,892anore
than .-C70,01/0,000 come •ont (At the
Wig eri of this churl; anti., anthetr•entire
earnings are clictilated at, attout
(100,01.10,000, it would appear that
nearly fa:ie.-sight of what is thus earn,
editt spent in a 1004111101' productave tf
far more lots that benefit.
The Power of Nature.
COB, every ill nature has.a cure. In the
healing virtues of the Ner,way Pine
lies the cure for coughs, colds,•ornap, est
ma, brouohitis, hoarseness, etc. Or. Woad
Pine Syrup represents the virtue
of Norway Pine and other peotoral rem
dies. , Price 26a. •
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TEHWINCTITAM TIMES, MARCH 24, 189%
rD114!,
He Was immittol lover. and had
everted her lima. Sit...knew lie loved
her an.1 hue W that; lie •War, Hfrohl to
propose, film r-tolvotl tQ help him
nut,
\Viten I get martilot4 hope to see
you itt toy wedding, she said.
I-Ieatens I he totoped, hoped to
Marry yoo myself
Wel, 'die rejoinorl, us her cheeky
(lashed to the hot el a 105)sunset,
meant I. hoped to see poi there dB llift
bt11. ow,
Tien he fainted with joy—New
I York Prel4144
itostorea to 4eaZta.
Dsku Slas,—For 'years 1 was troubled
with indigestion, but being advised to try
B. B.13. I did sound find inys.di quite re-
stored to health. Merman Sumaysii,
algr. Sullivan Farm, Dunbar, Ont.
Sjio ]td Her Own Way.
e. tenderly hold•ing a very small poodle,
po.104., ow, on the eitatern tt,tst:
'LI sat
i rieliiy eliressed young woman,
Madam, saki the coi,ductor, as Ito
punched iter ticket, I'm very sorry,
you can't :have your dcg, in this !car.
it's against the rules.
1 4)411 hold him in my lap all the
wttY, she replied; and he sill disturb
nt.
Theitakes no differ -nee, radii the
oondoolor, I couldn't allow oiy 0r "1
dog here. JU fasten him all right for
r
Don't yemi toneb rny dog, sir, 'said
e tlie young woman, excitecliari, 1 will
• trust Mita to no WM1 litid With itidiV.•
u natit tread NW illEVOLed to the bag
• Tags 0er. tied !her dog, and returned.
Aboutiiftyteilos further no.,
t ! the corainotoricaute along agivic she
• asked Idol:
Wilt you •tali ine if my deg is all
I am very 'sorry, said. the conductor
0 politely, tart wort tied him to va 'trunk
and he w.aii thrown off with it itt the
lest station
Cold Sores.
The eruptions et: the lips, ipcoularl
regarded as void sores, home Pt) Pos
table tam tteettort,tieeerteirriliemit It .olds
ur tne closing OL the .poeter ut.the stern
ach,resulting from #tti tise.ofittiprope
food, or the improper use of evu
wltvlesome food, taking tooanuch
taking it too Often and ittt 111'014111a
titilli3-1..at wean the meats- When tit
stomach, it inflamed, 141 AlOnsetitistid
of noose, this Condition wilt .be iant,rd
ed01 idit, lips,. .the appearance u( tb
tips o.osely cestunWitig liar ot
stomach. 'Vile cure 41..)1481858itt trei
(petit appli‘vartoirs of glycerio, , awee
011, or eveti tallow, to exoinde the nit
which irritates them, arta setrou
applitattioa ui good 4u tfllntt ant
prudence, itt takittg the plainest food
fur it time, and It 1,14111.1 whil
prevon Lion—wit Rai is fsr tattier—re
solur ruin taking only a ,ptinper airiouit
of pada foul ail of Lite time Th
articles more Paipecialiy to he avottlei
aro stilt, itt excess, vto eueii, t,tatrard
--best for an 0111 ward napticatrust, to
witlidra w irritations to L,Lio surface„
where they nie not dangerous—all
articles which will irritate ,the surtace,
if that applied, like mustard, salt, par
tieularlv with vinegar, etc. :If 1.shoulc
ninths nay other stiggestion, it would
be to use the same irriotnis, tts lawn
tard, etc., outwardly, neer the frit .0
.the stomach, epritilding it .tru. a we
icloth. that to he web eovared will
.dry flannel., bringing the sailor .aw
.froin the inside to the ou thu
,relieving the stomach, the apearadur
tho lips being intendtd as tt warn,
ing to lot 118 know what 1mproper.food
111 doing at the stomach.
trk Main Statement.
Hagyard'elpeetoralBalearn cures •cor!glis,
colds, asthma., hoarseness, broncbitin,inght-
nose of the chest, and all diseases at the
throat and, Lungs.
Among the wortdortt to he exhibited
at the Chicago World's Fair, 0,Els of
• e
in cwt. rettrati Li'Ve, will doubtless be a
wooden eiepliant, 125 feet high to the
!ridge of its hack, end 200 feet to the
• f top of the howdah.
t A drying home for 10,1 ber has 4,..ttori
, evoked nti Ottawa, in which electricity
in the heating power, This is the first
4 complete esitabliehment of the kind in
e, the world.
:England's Drink Bills.
Dr. ,Dawson Burns of the United
Kingdom Allie.tice has just published
England's "drink hill" for 1892. It
ie rather lower than that N. the prey.
ions year. Its total amount Was 4140-
896,262 es *against 2141,220,615,
showing a net deerease of £354,413,
Comparing the total expenditure with
the estimated poptilatiort of the Unit..
ed Kingdom it appears that the aver,
age expenthtura per head was 43 18s i
11d., in 1892, as against £8 155 itt
1891, and £8 11 4d in 1800 Phut
the drink hill, whiell rose Id per head
between 1890 and 1891, has fallen 13d
per lierld.between 1891 and 1802, and
now &dirk 5i1 Per head 'lower than iti
1800, before the intermediate rite took
Often The ditriontion it ton situti in
itself, end is extended over too Parrots,
a period to jottify any tappotitien
that it it dne to the growth of temper-
ance rather then the depression of
wide end kindred inflitenses. Dr.
The Blood le the 1.11e.
Bans the old saying, and everything that
ever makes part of any organ of the body
must reach its place therein through
the .blood. Therefore, if the blood is puri -
fie& and kept in good condition by the use
fOt!otolic:: laxe.61Maellao'f itlienneiceeditYiol-
is
parted to every organ df the body. Can
anything be simpler than the .rnethod .by
which this excellent medicine gives goad
health to all who try it fairly and patient-
ly?
Too 11,,Euch Meat.
There is no doubt that many of the
diseases that, afflict humanity are
caused by too great indulgence itt a
meat diet. Scientifia authorities tell
us that meat is a stimulant, and that
much of the high prepare manner itt
which the business of life is conducted
is superinduced by the stimulation of
our diet. Now,rx healthy organization
needs no stimulant. Under healthy
conditions, the body and mind will he
active enough for the duties required
of them. Floras and cows are vege-
tarians, but they have sufficient
strength and activity, and if the aver-
age human hein7 were as free froin
disease as our lour -footed friends, the
doctors would have a greatly restricted
field. We should eat loss meat and
more of the grains. if '9I70 }MVO no
taste for omit' foods, it is h.eanse our
appetite hat become depraved. We
Can, by persistent effort, educate our
appetite so that it will crate healthful
and wholesome food.
English Spavin liniment removes all
herd, 'soft. or calloused Lump; and. Blom.
Woes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Iting Bent, Sweeney, Stifles,
Sprains, Sore and swollen Throat, Coughs,
etc. Sao 050 by use of one bottle. War.
muted by Chisholm's drog store.
The Canadian Pacific has sent
train of cars to the World's fair,lth
the engine and u»ie1.i, of width were
built by the sorepany at Montreal.
rho engine weigh* d2i 601111, and is
ospeble of drive/big ten oars st 60 Mika
SD 14111'. The trein ceteprises,loosides
the a a4ue, iniggege ear, sleeper, day
loco , cl niug .0 a r sad /Ade sleeper.
Itch on human end horses and alt nai-
rnalii cured 4,, 30 minor ea •by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. War-
! ranted nt Ohisban's drug store.
exchange tolls us of a school
teacher who has introduced a novel
syi tern of spelling in her sahool. When
one rif OW girls reitiSeSa word the boy
spoiling it correctly is permitted to
'kiss the girl. The !boys RV(' iraproviutf,
!hitt it is feared the girls will soon for-
got how to spell
11,,,, 42e,
11ItIIMAT/SU 0IIteria EN A DAY•-•••SOrith
&merman Rheume,tio,Cure of Rheurnatoon
and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3
1 days. Its action upon the system is re
inarkable aitl mysterious. It removes a t
once the en.usse of the disease ininecUaily
disappears. The first dose greatly belie-
! fits. 75 cents. Warranted at Chishohn's
; drug store.
Look ont for wire fpucit egent,who
it offering highly remunerative induce-
!, meas. A promissory note of $150 is
said to he easily produced from the
'contract, if signed. Have nothing to
do a ith the tnao who tells you that
itt these hard times forrithee are ensily
and rapidly made icy dealing in what
ho !MS to offer.
The statistics of the work of Oddfellow-
ship in Ontario for the year ending Dec.
31, 1802, are now about complete. In 1802
there were eight new lodges constituted.
The number of active lodges in existence
at the conclusion of tho past year was
244. Twenty-one hundred and fifty-two
were initiated, the largest number in any
one year since MO, aVoreging nearly nine
to a lodge. Tho deaths have been abnOr-
trially large—aft during the first half and
.70 arming the latter half of the year.
Those deceased, lab in all, makes the Ian
goat mortuary list in the order's history;
the first year of la grippe's visitation, 1800,
following closely with 134 deaths. The
membership at the close of the year was
10,446.
When Baby was Wok,. wo gave her Castoria.
When she wail a Child, the cried for Casteria.
Vilma sho bedew° 31Itis, dm clung to Coterie.
When she had Children, alto gave them COS t
()roan s!,11 lumberman of the weik1fr
ha vo adopted a black rot tut their
symbol.
wiakelm.ltoral Crown Ifenitsly, greatest eine on
earth,. guaranteed to caragetteral lierit!us
1therini arum, Neuralgia l'aralsers, ste.
THE PRESS
(NEW YORK)
111 1 3 9 3 •
Mas a larger Pally Charilatimi than any other lie -
publican awesome r ItAmerica.
SUNDAY. DAILY. WEEKLY.
'The, Aggressive itepolalian .totival et tho Ms. travails.
lieW$papell fait the IVIese$0
Pounded December 10, 1887.
Circulation over I 25,ouo Copies
The most remarkable Newspaper Success
in New York.
TEM PAESS itt NATIO:NAL NEwsrAiEn.
Ohms news, vulgarceneatiOnq and trash and
place in the columns of THE. P100S8,
TEE PRESS has tile Intal41.1 pokfc itt
New York, it sparkles wait point,
THE yams SUNDAY EDITIDE 18 a splendid
paper, covering every current topic of interest.
THE ottESS WERE.LY EDITION eovrams all the
seed things attars natty and Sunday
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
TDB P10ES8 has no sopenorin Now York.
THE PRESS
Within the reach 5 all. The Bea end oh
• Nowsitaloaqii Amer"
Darty and Sunday, one year,
" 6 months,
vs " one !"
Daily only, one year, -
‘, four niontbs,
Sunday, ono yoar, -
Weekly Press, one year,
Send for TOE 11110SS =circular.
Samples fres Agents "wanted everywhere. Lib.
erni coot vsissions,
mar.ss,
.500•13
• .2 50
45
3 00
1 00
4 00
1 00
TEST TRESS,
33 lulu: now,
NEW -101111.
Application painless Will easy. Relief brmsdin o
Tide pet titration Ills a event mid intig•folt w,u t
moony those who suffer from piles. It is a, renter
of the highest merit, 4.8'er:tins! end reliable. and has
more than Ina tho antiowttions of those physicians
who has used it in their itr•totice. Pitimoso ts A
lOOITIVIt 011R11: 0, other t contents WI 10 relieve.
Testimonials furnisbed. t'rl' 1 or sale by
druggist:4, or br tdaii 410 receipt 01 price.
W, T. STerwo, Manufacturing -Chemist, 184 Dundas
street, London, Opt,
itt
11
bbs
IN FOOD
ta:
BL 0 RE co tains nothing
cao injnro the skin. It is clear as
water, and leaves no trace of the applica-
tion ono minute after use.
/MAUR BLOOM differs from any
known preparation, in that it cleanses the
pores of the skin from injurious accumtle,-
tions, imparts health to the inner as well as
to the outer cuticle, dissolving and remov-
ing Pimples, Blackheads, Liver Spots and
Blemishes, and gradually. brings about that
transparent state of the skin that makes a
perfect complexion,
PEACH lagoon is in demand ahead
of all cheap preparations, because it has
merit, and because it produces the results
we claim for it.
Sold by dreggists1 price 01. or sent on re-
ceipt of price by addressing,
WESTON CHEMICAL GO., 186 Adelaide 8f.,Vfost, Torodlo,
For sale in Wiugham at 0. E. Williams'
Drug Store.
THE CHIEF
CHARM
OFA
REFINED
WOMAN
is her complexion.
WhyhavePiroplos
Freckles spots or
any blemish when
Peach Bloom Skin
Food will remove
i them all, and leave
!the Skin transpar-
I rut'soft and beau -
1 ifu1?
ttR
oat --
A Illossirag to 4very Household.
HOLLOWAY'S FILLS AND •OifiT
0
These remedies have stood the teat of fifty years experience, and ors proviso' ed lOt
V411111X it,.
Pad) the blood, oprrrct .411 .ffloortlete of the MYER, ST141A0li, KIDNEYS Asti $$SW
invaluable In all complaints incidental to Inmates ,t )I Ned.
TBE 0IWTL\41;9:41
Is the only reliable remedy for had legs, sores, tricorn, and ()Id Woult% tros utuninitrty,t i•
trullons, outruns, nnt.,ps, 00(1T, arr.:DM/UM% EWEI,IANDo A.;s11
IESEASEb 10 TIAS O EQUAL. Manufactured only es 78, New oxford. Late:03. wford &rear
and seta by 01 Medicine Vendor's throughout the world,
t•W'Purhaserri should look to Lite Label oi, the 11uxes and Pota. If the srl
ant 533 Osford Street. London, the ale spurious.
*"'"'"•"`""a.T'Ft".., _ '•-••-!*!••-•,•••"rr
Old
MARBLE WOR
i\NT m""Vr _o
5 MESSES. VA.NSTONE BROS.;'
of Mineardine have bought the Marble Business of Me'0 T Watson, formerly carried rt by NvStup
Parties requiting work It thole lino will elo well veiling on mem nt seeing one of their strenis
purchasing. You will fled our prices are away dowu. Our workmanship is onsorpessed, Ws will use
but the very heat stock and by square dealing hope to swum 1 IiLniral Silallot the public papoosite.
T Watson, who itt been running! the Mattress for the past yeac, kill rept rout ye tnt the Mau.
Call o,n I see our stock and prices.
VAN'STON E BRO
UNIC, OF HAMILTON,
w
Ospital, $1,.250,000. Rest, 8650,0Uo.
• eresideut—Joil3 8;mA:wt.
Vice•Presidont—A. 0. amoral.
!" • DOMCTOJELS
John encoron, 911M., QuiDiltY, Geo EDAM', A.
Woes, A. 11, lire (Toronto).
tiashisr—J. TURNBULL.
savings liarank—Bours,10 to 8 ; Saturdays, to
1. Deposits of 41and upwards rocelisd and Mures"
allowed.
Speolal 1..ieposits also received at current
rates of interest,
Drafts on ,rot Britain and the United dit4te.
bought and sold
B. WILSON, .4.thrzo•
MBIEll /le DICKINSON,
Solicitors,
RALS-T.1.8,1 SCOTT
Josephino Street —
J. A. Mattoon,
Mount Forest,
ZETLA11/41D SAW la
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprie
Ltin3.ber of all kinds,
First-elass
and Cedar Po
Ear Load Orders a Speoi4
001) delivered any par/
Wiugli
irrOrdere by mail iromptly attends 10
TLLOMSON
Pox 125. Winglutei
j °SEM DO`NAN,
1:1.8010 l/11,1 Div, 0011UT, Co.
W, OCOTT, A UCTIONE ER, .4
LiPtorst, ISSUER ()F h1A111.1.1AGB £ICE1
Cor x51. C. 3., ETC.
interest
WROXIY2183, er).VT
Deposits Received and
al2 owed.
Money Advanced to Farmers and
Business Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed mates
or collateral security. Sale notes bought
at a fair valuation. Ate n ey remitted to all
parts of Canada itt reasonable charges.
Special Attention Given to Col-
lecting Accounts anti Notes.
genre Itt danada.-/rae aa.orehants• Bank
.01 Canada
office Rours-Arrom $ a. m. to s p. 01,
A. E. SMITH,
A uent.
COUNTYFUND8 TO LO.A.N.
ON the secnrity of Cultivated Farm, Interest six
per cent, payable annually. Attv portion of the
principal mar he repaid at any time the borrower
wishes Ail expences paid by the CoUntv. No
person except the County Auditors gillowed to See
mortgages or to know to ahem money N loaned.
Apply to WM. ?MIMES
Goderieb, Aug. 8811109. Co. lreaseter.
* FOR SALE,
Lot No. 3, and the E. y, of Lot NO. 7
11th eon. Turnberry-156 acres; 90 acres
cleared; well fenced; frame house and
other buildings; good orchard; cheap, on
time. Apply to
M. 0. CAMERON,
Or Goderiolt,
WM. Molt'llialSON.
GlexttarrOw P. 0.
PROF. SCOTT,
MUSTAL LEADER PRESiNTERIAN CHb
gives Private Lessons in !Vocal Training, both in,
and Tottic•sol-lon Notation. Open for uneven)
for Concerts or Church meetings. Torras mode
Apply at
NIBS. 11. 140111101PS,
21 Shuter St `Alug
2,000,000 Feet of Logs Want
lighest Cash Pr
paid for any quantity of
HARD AND SOFT NOLO
tie] vered tit our yard in Win to.
for
Heading and Shingle Bo
by the cord, Call aud get prices, Tong
to out, tte.
Dressed and Undressed Lnmb
shingles, Lath, &o.,
kept continually en hand.
IfeLEAN
Wingham. January 41.11, 1893.
I now many persons know that Ripens Tabules, now so largely advertised and used, are simply k
favorite prescription of their family doctor prepared in a scientific manner and a form convenient fbr ha
ling, tionveyance., preservation and use ? In the great hospitals of the metropolitan 6668, Where
wealthy find better eam than in their own luxurious homes,the ingredients of Ripanot Tabules are adruinis
ed 1 thousands of rich and poor alike with beneficial ('fleet. They are the main dependents of the in
I eminent physicians in cases of derangements of the digestive organs, such as dyspepsia,,consti pation, bilious!
and other ills connected with the stomach, liver and bowels. For some, yews one of the principal horin
in New York City has used a formula, differing slightly from the eommen one, that has been foul
unusual efficacy. Through commendations of physicians its mission of healing has been so widely
rapidly extending that it finally seeined desirable to prepare the prescription in tt convenient fortn, so
; make it available to the whole public at a moderate price, and to announce the fact through the recogni
medium for securing publicity—advvtisetnent in the columns of the newspapers Of the land, This has 1
,dono and now the thne is not far distant when every family of intelligence will be as certain to puss
supply of Ripens 'Woks )ts a clook or a eooking stove. They are already to be found on sale almost ev
where, and any d1ug4iet or dealer will supply them. A box, containing six vials, is sold for 75 cons, art
! gross pack4o, containing four boxes, for $2. They will be sent by mail, post nett], to any address, on
ceipt of price, by the Ripans Chemical Company, No, 10, Spruce St., New York..