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THE WINGHAM 'MMES, APRIL
4i,1a Idienent.
Snell t, horrid jogafry lesson
!Cities and mountains and lakes,
,And the longest, crookedest rivers,
Just wriggling about like snakes.
I;tell you, I wish Columbus
Hadn't heard the earth was a ball,
And atarted to find new countries
That folks didn't need at all,
Now wouldn't it be too lovely
If all that you had to find out
Was just about Spain and England,
,Anda few other lauds there about.
A.nd the rest of the maps were printed
With pink and yellow to say,
"AU this is an linlsnown region
Where bogies and fairies stay t"
Bat what is the use of wishing
Since Columbus sailed over here,
And men keep hunting and 'sploriog
And finding more things every year.
Now show nee the Yampah River,
!i And tell me where does it flow?
And how do you bound Montana?
And Utah and Mexico ?
Dairy School.
A visitor to the dairy school in cod -
.:
on=., rection with the agricultural college at.
Guelph,the cheese department of which
a is managed by Prof, Bell, who had
charge of a similar institution at
Tavistook for several years and i3 an
experienced factoryman, says: It is
, provided with a full set of modern
utensils, made for most part, °at Fort
Atkinson, Wis., under the supervision
of ex -Governor Hoard, the highest
ss authority in practical diarying on the
Inn North t n-,,ricn continent There are
live," Finally we find a team of good
make-up. and good weight from the
Ilorse that was too high for Brown,
and the owner s;:tilee whets he puts
1476 down in his trowsers for them.
Now it is Drown'e 'dud of breeding;
that shuts off our buyers. Nobody
want worthless itorses,and that's what
every farmer raises that breeds so
carelessly. Another thing 1 notiJed
in buying horses. You get to see
everybody's stable, and the most of
thein are kept in suit a way that it
would eon make a good horse lodge
sad at least,fast it not bad. I can tell
to go in the stable if the horses are
out how the horses look. A man that
don't tales pride in keeping his stable
neat and clean won't have pride enough
to keep his teams in good condition.
I know of teen who keep a lot of
crippled horses at house and try to
!Imago to have one team merely fit
to go to the woods to haul to earn a
little feed to keep life in the ones at
home, whenif lightning could kill
them and not make wreck to the
owner he would be the gainer. If the
owners of such horses would make a
calculatiou what it costs to keep a
teac:i of horses a year, fewer worth-
less ones would be kept. But they
RYE not kept, they just stay. Good
horses always find a good market.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTDfaNT AND PILLS. —
Diseases and casualties incidental to
youth may be safely treated by the use
six beautifulchannel bottomed vets with 1 of these exec
nee.perfection taps; a complete set of curd 'hag to the printed directions folded
i P '! pot and box. Nor is this round each
''c' knives, dippers, pails, thermometers ;
OX and graduated glasses for each vat. j Ointment alone applicable to external
it. Two curd mills, both of which are i
ailenents; conioiutly with the Pills it
t knife mills, are in use. m...,, t.:,, i „r exercises the most salutary in-
s presses are in operation.
in ging press with sprit head, which • situated in the interior of the body; i these excellent people will be likely to
edq press a number of cheese horiz- j when rubbed upon the back and chest I forget it very soon.
ut, ontstly with a single screw. The other' it gives the most sensible relief in as- Mrs. Jones had 'been mysteriously
i is'an upright press. Both do effective • China, bronchitis, pleurisy, and threat- !busy embroidering something which
ctiwork. Twenty or more students can ' lug consumption. Holloway s reme- I she kept wrapped up in oiled silk.
er'work around the vats. One vat is dies are especially serviceable in liver' Then at times her eyes would fall en
jgiveu in charge to a certain pupil each .' and stomach coniplaints. 1?or the 1 Jones with a sort of tape-nheasure
qday,. tend he or she hu. to fill out fl cure of bad legs, all sorts of wounds, I glance, as if taking dimensions, and
itebomplete report daily, of the whole ' sures, and likewise scrofula aun scor- questioning whether something would
s hlnrocees of manufacture from the mill: butic affections, this Ointment giro- fie. Seniles of satisfaction would also
tage until the cheese is planed iu the duets a cooling and soothing feeling chase 'sch 'other eoross her face as see
Grin; room. The name of the mast acceptable to the sufferer. I gazed.
tudeut is placed on the cheese turned
'l. wonder what else's up to, mused
ut, so that there is personal respon- ' Why Eggs at Easter. i Jones, a four in hand for me to hang
liability for the quality of product. 'lice ! The use of eggs for .Easter can be I myself witb,or another smoking jacket
up J'eports are handed to the instructor traced, says Count de Gebelin, in his only fit to he burned in. I do hope
tier future refere:loe. The cheese are ' Religious History of the Calendar, to , Providence will aveni, any such calam-
hoot Medicaments ace ord•
Oue �is a fluence in checking inflammations
What
to Grow.
In wheat, the Saskatchewan Red
Fyfe is without doubt the finest spring
wheat in cultivation, and should i+e
more extensively raised in Ontario,
The White Fyfe and White Russian.
are largely in demand. •
In oats the .Black 'i'artarian is the
hest for all purposes, having te thinuer
buil and more food than any other,
besides being it heavy dropper
In barley the two rowed varieties do
not sr.om, as a rule, to do well hole;
the lex-rowed is a mord sure crop.
In field peas the Mummy pea seems
to take well, and are rapidly taItiug
the place ,of the Common White. The
Prussian Blue pea is much in demand
for export, and should be more exten-
sively grown.
In fodder cern the Red Cob White
Ensilage is a favorite variety,
in roots, the Large Short White
Vosges and Large White Belgian are
the fayorites in field carrots. The
Mammoth Long Red among the mane
gels, and Scottish Champion Top
Swede, still hold the foremost position
amongst the swedes. Msny varieties
of swedes aro apt to produce a heavy
crop of tops in a wet season; but after
severe tests the Scottish Champion
has
clearly shown that it is no respector of
seasons; damp or dry it retains its
well known characteristics; large,
smooth roots and small headgear. As
much as 1,250 bushels have been crop-
ped from an acre,--Farnlens' Advocate.
Ungrateful Mr. Jones.
Mr. Jones has just had a birthday.
It marks an epoch in his life, and in
that of Mrs. Jones, too, and neither of
fo
ba
ti Lre&sed about twenty hours, and when
ckeu trotn the press are weighed,
aced in the curing room, stencilled
td lettered with the corresponding
,•
in so that
X11 ttt.1 of the vat it was madeha
s°
'defects in snaking and dressing
vile be readily traced to the student
Boyle bad charge of the vat.
ell,y
t the The brusque and fussy impulse of
eifetjesa days of false impression would
�. f p
r falte down all as worthless because one
o' js unworthy. As if there were no
ju ates in sunbeams ! Or comets
easatong the stars ! Or cataracta in
trinj�eefuf rivers ! Because one remedy
fesses to de what in never was ad -
ed to do, are all humbugs? -It
nires a tine eye and a finer brain to
iriutivate—to draw the differential
es,
to
et
the theology and philosophy of the 1 ity,
Egyptians, Persiana, Gauls,
and Romans, among all of whom an egg
u as a symbol of the universe, the work
` edivinity.
rhe Pe
rsians
au rum
of the
P•c
Greeks He changed his mind, and took up
another course of thought, when Mrs.
Jones asked hila which he would pre-
fer, could he have his choice, a gold -
gave presents of eggs at the feast of headed eano or a rosewood revolving
feast of
the
—the ees
• I.
t
Year
—i. News
e., desk,
renewal of all things• "The Egyp- Maria's been saving up her money,
tians held the eggs as a Shci•ed emblem he said to himself, I'm in luck this
of the renovation of mankind after
it to
, r Jews adapted
rho
the deluge.
suit the circumstances of their history,
l as a type of their departure from
Egypt, and it was used in the feast of
the Passover as•part•of the furniture
• of the table with the Paschal lamb."
j The early Druids used the eggs in their
ceremonies.
, In Russia one man greets another
on Easter with 'Jesus Christ is risen,"
"Yc.s, He is risen," reply is made ;
°They say" that Dr. Pierce's Gold-
tMedical Discovery and Dr. J.'ierce's
orite Preseriptioa have cured
isands.
)!'hey say" for a weak system there
thing better than the 'Discovery,'
that the "Favorite Prescription"
e hope of debilitated, feeble woe
who need a restorative tonic and
flag nervine. And there is the
f
and then an egg is given In Moscow
no meeting takes place without this
salutation and exchange. The mean-
; est pauper in the street presenting an
egg and repeating the words "Christos
• Voscreee" may demand a salute even
of the weprees." Ln some countries
of Italy eggs are carried is the church
to be bleesthd•, and then taken home
land ser, out with flowers on the table,
I Every visitor during Easter week is
/
invited to eat as Easter egg, an invite -
ay one or both. If they don't help I tion whish must not be refused. Egge
twit the World's Dispensary Medi- ;
sedation, of Buffalo? N, Y., incl , in all countries are sent as tokens at
et your money back, this time, and enter into the senti-
g and pastimes of old and young
0 �
s—b,' Cheap Horses.
hie otw,•iter in the National -Stockman Fortify Against Cholera.
,here Why are there so many cheap Now that we are threatened with cholera
sisal r;is? Because, if Brown has a good in Canada, every person should for the sake
egro, w and a buyer comes he reasons of their city or country, as well as them-
ary tl. My good mare will sell well, eo selves, take every precaution against this
ing. !lid her go, to breed. Then h
w.0
," o'Ime comes to breed them, the rea-
's alxxathtis: As my mares are unsonnd
y° r Pellet likely I will get good colts,
dart•clay, so 1 will patronize Jones' S5
rt 64 ay,
ad our country is full of five-
rtldnclld Jones' horses and not a
-
.
ghtll.tfor any oEtltem Now, I think
ontsid shake to keep cornnlon, lunch
or crier, brood wares, but if you
, p common snares then patron-
dentl
nal.
nit
or.
ted to
alike,
hest home you can find, Deep
tt, and then don't be afraid to go Too Old Then,—A lady of about 30
five miles to find a No.1 horse. years of age married* s wealthy old
ntry has not nor never will baeheler. A female friend itsked her
many good horses. Every —But, tell me, wby didn't you marry
terrible disease. It is a well-known fact
that when the blood is in a healthy state,
and the impurities filtered therefrom by the
kidneys, the organs nature has provided for
the purpose, that there is little fear of this
or any other scourge that may come. The
spring is the time when all should attend
to this important duty,and all aro reminded
that there is nothing known to medical
scYthe work so effectually
science that
will do
as Dodd's Kidney Pills. Every person,
sick or well, should take some of these
Pills iu the spring, and thus fortify them-
selves against disease,
time.
hisbinhda Caine
The morning ofbirthday y ,
and at breakfast 111r. Jones found his
present in a small package at his plate.
He unrolled it savagely,' and saw a
blue satin ribbon with red letters and
some clasps attached.
You've always needed one, dear,
said Mrs. Jones, as she regarded it
with admiring eyes.
What is it? growled Jones, what's
the name of the object 2
It's a napkin -holder, Jeptha. You
girl,' in our neighborhood is over- your husband ten years ago ? Well
halide horses ar,d in the last two ten years ago I thought he was too old
set,' I have been trying to help buy- for me.
ha e• s for the
Missc ttlutil
'n to
t
m
e
I
llntna
arses and all ani.
nu human
and horses z
t
Cll
tv+afrdsl, and beheld they are mals cured in 130 minutes by Wooltard's
glad. They aro all from Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. War -
sap horse and are " Iwo for. Pouted at Chisholrn's drug store.
7
1893.
ONE ENJOYS
Beat the lnethod and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
dltced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeablesubstances,its
many excellent qualities commend
it to all and have made it t:•. iso:t
?leder remedy known.
t;'; rep of Figs is for solo in 7.:e
bottles Ity all leading dru gi 1.:,
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
ptompt!y for any 0110 who wi.'1t'' io
try it. Aranufacturecl only by tl:e
SAN FRANCISCO, CISCO, C .L.
1.•Jt,11 V: LLW. KY. t'1t C16/ YC EK.
Clubbing ACato9,
The Theca and Termite Globe per year $ 1 75
The Teams and Toronto Empire per year., ,, 1 75
The Tusics and London Advertiser por year1 50
The Tures and London Free PI CAS per year1 71
The Taus and Montreal Herald pec year1 00
The Toss and Montreal 1Vitnees per year1 75
ThoTiueeenu MontrcalFnntily Herald and Star 1 75
Reduced rates with all other weekly papers not
mentioned in the above list,
put the band around your neck—
Not if I know it.
And the silver holders—
They won't hold me 1
Keep the crumbs from—
What are these letters
Tiley ere French, dear—
Oh, the English language gave out,
dicot
And wish you bon appetit.
Bone what 1 -
It means good appetite, yon knuw—
No, 1 didn't knowl And if you think
I'm a pug to be rigged up in harness
you're away oil. That's what.
But it's only to wear at meals,
apologized Mrs. Jones.
I'm out of the bib age, Mrs, Jones,
for good and all.
I think you're very unkind, Jeptha,
retorted Mrs Jones. it's a real shame(
I should say it was, Maria. Look
at me, continuer) Mr. Jones savagely.
'D'you suppose I'd sit here and eat
with that bon appity thing around my
neck,? Not much 1 I can make a fool
of myself in one language, but I ain't
going to do it in two.
Mrs. Jones sobbed as dm laid the
et e
' thechina tilos while
a 111 I
relic away ,
Y
Jones muttered feelingly :
Another hooeebold idol Smashed into
smithereens.
The Blood is the tare,
Runs the old saying, and everything that
over makes part of any organ of the body
must reach its place therein through
the blood. Therefore, if the blood is puri. -
flied athd kept in good condition by the use
of Hood's' Sarsaparilla, it necessarily fol-
lows that the benefit of the medicine is im-
parted to every organ of the body. Can
anything be simpler than the method by
which tins excellent medicine gives good
health to all who try it fairly and patient-
ly?
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Cana
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WING -HAM, ONT.
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We are selling
• Best Coal Oil at 12 1-2
cents per Imperial gal-
lon, or a can containing
the equivalent of five
American gallons for
50c., exclusive of pack-
age.
American Axes, 50c. to 65c.
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $I.00
per foot.
We to -day reduce our
quotations ' on Binder
Twine one cent per lb.
J. A. CLINE & CO,
1phifteria
kavdor STEW PUMP ¥iORKS,
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WINGHAM
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rl c i dd to
PROPRIETOR.
R. ELLIOTT
PROPRIETOR AND PUBLI85xR
DR MACDONALD,
JOSEPHINE STREET,
WINouAM,
ONTARIO.
WB. TOWLER.
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
-Coroner for County of Huron -
Office IIp•stairs, next to Mr Morton's office, lying.
ham, Ont.
OFFICE Ham. -0 to 12 a. m„ 1 to 0 p. m., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
I wish to inform the peopleof Wing -
ham and surroundilsg country, that, as
I have purchased the Steam Pump
Works lately owned by Mr. H. Clark, I
oly Davis
• are prepared to supply all kinds of
y`
ani t:r�'iB tr
C\ 150 ,lav
1 Cares Qionsnrlptinn, mough5, Croup, Sore
'Throat. Sold by all Druggists on a Guarantee.
For a Lame Side, Back or Chest Shiloh's Porous
Planter will give groat oetisfaction 25 cents,
SigLON',S Vel b')i'IwBE
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says,:
"Shitoh`eVtattrcr`4AVE.D ;NY LI!iGt 1r
consider it fibehezererecaliforar1 7r!ZYtc,ted s,latent
Ieverused." ear .Dysparsia I,.,ororISidnoyr
trouble it meeeTh . .price 75 cis.
14 ILO N'SCAT f
F
rr y. er aj l"� 1e p� p�9�v
•
Piave you Catarrh? Try thisHornedy. It Will
positively relioc o a'ul Caro r o yon+. Pelee 10 cts.
This Injector for ,ti rt t t e sfui ireatmen t irf
furnished.free Itr'tr r, :tUuh"oltrrnetlhes
are 8051 on a levee er e J, r '> I; I tiCfactiOn.
firERvri,
'BEANS
DJ. A. MELDRUM,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
Office and Residence -Corner of Centro and Patrick
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune.
WINOIIA)i ONT
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1D.
BA1RRISTER, •SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private and Company tuntle to loan at lowest rate
interest. No commission charged. Mortgagee, tow
and farm prope't) boua•ht and sold
OFFICE -Beaver Block WtNo,IAh1
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER &e ,
1V ngheni out
1l,LEYER F DICKINSON,
H. W. C. MEYER Q. C. 1 E. L. DICKINSON, B. A
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Etc., Eta, So-
licitors for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
taking
affidavits t5 fur Mn ' Farm, Town and
ultobu. 1 ar
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned oil mortgage security at 511 per cent.
Money • '
wrested for private persons, upon the bust
mortgage securities without ally expense to the
lender. Lands for sale hi Manitoba and the North-
west.
Oi11Ce-Kent's Block, 1) iughaur.
DENTISTRY.-- .3• S. JEaIOME, Wmon Am,
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
''" •'� er",;;:� Vulcanite plates of the bestmaterirll •
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Electrte-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TAKENOTICE.-I will extract teeth for 25 cents
enc.h.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
Wm. H.
Wooden, Lift, Force & Iron Pumps
Macdonald, L. D.
DENTIST.
And attend to the wants of the public
in anything in the Pump line. OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Witi 1 an .
Will visit Gorrie lst and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
NERVE BEANS are a new des.
coven/ that mire tee worst caeca of
Nervood Debility Lost Vigor and
Foiling manhood; restoresthe
weakness of body, or mind sassed
by overwork. or the errors or ex -
oases of youth. This Remedy ab.
soluteiy cures the most obstinate case, when all other
'tT3 M
nATaNre have failed even to relieve. .,old by drug.
gists at :Il per package, or• six far $5 or sent by fuel oil
receipt of price by addressing THE JAMES MEDICINE
CO., Toronto, Ont, Write for pamphlet, Sold in-,
W ngham: by 1. I.. HAMILTON'
As I have a long experience in the
business I guarantee all my work, and
if not satisfactory will refund the money.
'We also deal in
ALL KINDS OF WIND MILLS.
1'Soft water cisterns merle on short
notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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Wingham•
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Stailion Route Bilis
FOR SEASON OF 1803.
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together and attractively displayed, on good
paper or' card, send your order to the
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A Number of Good Cute to Choose
from.
0
able and orders bymail
r s reap n
.Pico ,
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JCIIN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
WINOIIASI,
UM=
p. DEANS, JR., WINOnAM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FUR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charges
Moderate.
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER von TUE COUNTY OF
HURON.
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ceessary arrangements can bo made at the
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12, il. Toronto, Members College Physicians and
Surgeons. Ontario.
REWEAVE_ ONTARIO
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AT it
REASONABLE PRATES
Money advanced on r a mortgages g ,,}par cont with
privilege of paying at the endf of any year, Notes
and fleet/nits collected.
UMW. i toINDOO,
at er thleelr, Wlmatham, Ont,
11 Dairymen's As'
T oxeoutiyq colnlnittf
;'$AVV'este Dairy in en's Assoc
in the cre,ttttry's ollice,Lon
day aftet'r oon of last %.$1
members present were : Jc
president ; lion. Thos. I
letratford, A. Pattullo, Woof
J, 5. Pearce, London.
business in reference to 11
season's work was trausactt;
decided to Blake av'rali erne
struction to be given during
of April and pert of Mai
cheese factories in the west..
makers on the very best i
making early cheese. Tho
ies chosen are Woodstock, (
y
Harrietsville• and 1Jma..
tories begin operations ttba
and furnish an opportunity;
pakers to spend a few wee,
beginning work iu their ow
Thorougkly coin pet, nt nice
}land to look niter I ho work
practical instruction on
methods of making a first
And May cheese, as well aS
inion in operating; the Bahee
paving for milk according ti
fat. This action on the pc
association cannot be ton h,
mended, nod every cheese
the west ie stron.ely urged
few weeks at either one of t
so as to acquire the latest
and method of nnikieg the
cheese. y
Earl cheese in f.
is somewhat inferior, and
compare fevorat+ly with tli,
and fall crakes in meeting e
ments of t he British marl,
the importance of this new
' The dairy school at Tav
be conducted egaiu this se
the able management of 1
Bell, and will open about 1S
40- T. A. Millar, the conipet,
tor and instructor of last
appointed rtgaitl for the coria,
His services for inspectici
structions may be secured I,
to the secretary of the r
.The charges will be $5 per
expenses for each factory v
Can You 'MUM.,
Can you think of a worse
dyspepsia, it plunges its victir.
and despondency, makes him
himself and others, and causes,
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