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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-04-28, Page 7We eve Tt U. COLUMN. the .gie a ate a ittlealaWre to !provide (coma/min> IlY TIUX WL 4.44,f BBXE0114 Golgtand Home anceNatitra Land," Well call theattention, of the mothers and sisters 'to the face, ,that the Woman's Christian Temper. .anee Union meets every Monday 14 three o'cloalc 'Ilintr9, tor oim hour, in Miss Iloughteles room. All ladies are made welcome. We hold aanonthly gospel meeting on the last Monday of every month, except when otherwise ,advertised,,,to which meeting we invite •the public generally. As the Witter has kindly given us part oi epee°, for our 'work, we aslc friends Of the cause to •send item et. interest on all moral (Nes tions ot the day to any of our mons bore. 111010•31il.POMM•1101.111•11.1111%1MMEMOMMI1101111110•Malilli.0.1•111.•••.•MIRIMMI Miss Phelps' Lecture. We hope to see it large attendanc.e .at.the 1Sflethodist church, Wednesday tevening, 8rd of May, to hear Mine .2helps, Xhosa who heard this'll*. ,e before will he very glad to hear he is tie " coining again and those who did not' 'hear her should not miss this opporn tunity. .The Pool -Rooms. A. man caught in the act of stealing ;from letters in the Buffalo post office • saye, with tears in his eyes, that it was the.pool-room that tempted him, and' .Of all the snares that the' ,deeil has invented for fools auct scamps -.those pool -reins are the worst, They do more Alarm in one afternoon than .aLl the gambling -belie in this city .in a month. ,r..very day young rnen.can be ..sehierunizing from one of these dens to• .another, and of these nen there are .be,yond , doubt many who are in ,Dosie .tione.of •reeponsibility and are easing inoneys .that are entrusted to them. ,En Slew Jersey the people have risen antheir.might and are &mantling •that the .razeetracks that support these ,pooltrooine shall be suppressed; in every ,eityttuid toe/ it where there is a poo -room the people should take .action to have it closed. ID at essay for the protection of the anting meo, and to prevent ,just .euch siterifices of honor and repatation as,was•seee.in the posttoffice yeater- etley—Multalo Commercial. • .The. Opposition, The Aliquor men are up ea ernes. ;against the plebiscite moveaint. Ther nee that bytinth sir craft is in elaagere 'TJaey hteve no love for temperance! work of any kind; they dislike tamper etnoti enee.tiags, temperance speeches, temperance societies; but they have a atonal ,horror of temperance -votes. Tiles ,hitter.fighteagainst the plelti rite poilition by Alderrnan Davie when et .catne .up in the Toronto Cit Council, i streog evidence on point. The -eager contempt heape upon she movement hy the Munteip Council id Waikenvillii is iu the earn • direction. 'inn: foes of prohibition se: in the new movemeut a possibility of; good for item eiornmunity that must; mean iiittiery to .t119 elial-%.orlting traffic in which they ,are :interested. The 'facts are not altered by the. -other fact that some mistaken temper- .ance edvocates are not in sympathy with the plebiscite effort. 'We believe that these good friends are very few in number, and we helieve that the de- claration of many of them that when the fight coulee on they will bo in the thick of it. The liquor men, how- ever, know what they are about, and they are not fighting the plebiscite movement for fun. In a campaign like this, in a struggle involving the moral issue of Iprohibet tion, and the result of which in likely to aflsot the liquor traffic in any way, it is safe to be on the side opposed to the liquor party. It is safe to support a movement en which the rum power sees so much danger, and against which it makes such desperate efforts. Er! S 1 vi isereperses hes.connnendatione witInhut c 1 d,r she is, a nice woman, but—. Whae: 8 I —who says he 'it; a.fine fellow, but— i d t e aesteers are given to innocence througt4" c e• this insinuating :lit& word. The eantgue seems to find it with instine-' time evil propensity. &Tow seldom we bear a person ,dieeues the character of another without tesingithis qualifying 'bat. .No matter how generally repu• •tatele for t130 taking eta plebiscite. IV, \V. Buchenen, of the Royal Templets, lield that the :Milian:0 ill asking for a 'plebiseite, taut epeak for •the cOntares otganizecl *temperance societies, His order had declared against a ,plethiscite, but wanted such a treasure of prollibitioxt as the Legis. lature could igrant. Tito. debete here ehowed considerable differenoe of opiii- ithe end one speaker said there wise no one in favor of a plelAscite but what was also lin favor of prohibition, A. ;plebiscite would demonstrate the weak. kneed and faint-hearted strength of the cause.. The Rev. J. W. Bell moved as a substitute a resolution to support Mr. Marter's bill. •Senator Vidal said te his mind there was no inconsistency in support- ing a plebiscite and Mr. Mader'e hill at the same time. The enemies of the prohibition cause w uuld'he a,ad to see atiaong those who scepported it that there Ives a difference of opinion. Some present while they had not said so in actual words implied'that those who did not go so far es they did were not friends of prohibition. tie appealed to his•recurcl as a prohibi tionist. A plebiscite would not have any effect on Mr, Mowatelmt it would n tieve its value in the facethat it would i influence the ,Doininiou Parliament. li All the prohibition OA Mr. Mowat could give was not the ,probitioti that, •wotild satiety the frohibitionists,"1 What they wanted was the probibitiore of the manufacture and 'importation of, intaxicetingiliquor and the Deruiniont rn 1Parlieent elone had the power to in -1 terfwith ere its manufacture and sale." 'Mr. Marter asked iif the matter: might notho laid ever till the next' 'session. The temperance people said they wanted to hegintthe light at once., I Mr. Mercer declined:to apt in Recorder', ance with Mr. Spence's resolution.' 'Mr. Spence's motion nevertheless car- iried, after -which Mr. Bell's motion,' was also accepted by the meeting. TUB Winn:AM TIMES, APRIL 281 1893* HUMAN runis, 2the Optimist: The sun rides high, on the greouing leas Already appears the clover; There is health and strength in the ver- nal breeze— Ain't yeti glad that the winter's over? The Peseimist Him 1 Tl winter has passed away, 'tis true, But when Sol his forces musters— And that will be in a day 'or two-- Well he sweltering he ham dusters. An Easter OuStOm. HOW ME QUEEN OrinI4 GIFTS TO PET SONS HER OWN One of the qaear old cestoros Easter time has nem° to have an su looked -for eequel, Oott • clay befor Good Friday there is distributed i Westminster &ti'hey on.. ee Queen Anine'e chenties ,Ionowe as the 'RoyalMaundy. Maundy. This clonsiaus of parses of coin given tti deserving persano of exactly the same ago as her elefjesty. Ilhie year the women in the :group received the equivalent 0023 eted the tI1011 $25 apiece. Such is elm face value of the gide, but the eempients *34011 receive two antique white and wed kid purses,end much ot bloe money ;is izt Silver pennies,. now .an,ohsolete coin, No sooner are the priPSeS 'djs tnbuted, w nine great deal ofireligious and odic r ce*'awony, than 'tele waiting orowd of curiosity seekers pounces on the tuifortuoate receiverof the Queenhi tenuity. The agedipensioners are quite prepared for the eager horde, most of whom are women, and in a very few minutes most of the treasure has been sold tor about these times its legal tenderivalue. Pow ofilier Nlajes- tyre contemporaries there are who resist all vtilizar temptations and bear away the Dotal gift as a family heir- oorn. e". rt 4.13,roturesquo Avoid the heat and dust by travelling on the Floating palaces of the Detroit Et Cleve - lana Steam Navigation Company, Two new eteelpasseeger itteemerii have just been built for this Upper Lake route, costing $300,000 each, end are guaranteed to be the grandest, largest,safeet and fastest steamers ou, the lakes; speed 20 miles per hour, running time 'between Cleveland, Toledo sand Chicago lees than 50 hours. Four Arms per week between Toledo, Detroit, ld Alpena, Maetaac, Petoskey and Chicago. Daily trips between Detroit and Cleveland; during July and August double daily ser- vice will be nriaintained, giving a daylight ride Decrees lake Brie. Daily service be- tween Clevidland and Pat in -Day. Find - class stateroom accommodations stud menu, 'The "Thj and ecelfs" of Painti .Psnise. The buts.and ifs .of faiot praise are the commouest and ,most mischievous, of qualifying words. To the former di , ow many ,reputat:ons have fallen, .sacrifiees—to ehe latter what wrecked,' possibilities and 'unquenchable re - morass aro Anchored. \Ve • turn with, -suspicion frorn the -eulogizer who in - Keep 'eYour Mouth lShut. A notedespeCialist connected with one of the Largest English hospitals devoted to the treatment of throat diseases renews atientiowtn the risks attendant :emote the practice of breath- ing through the mouth. That the natural method of respiration is through the nasal organs is a fact evhich many people iv.tecliously ignore and this to their great detriment, as Dr. Smith co nelusivety shows. To breathe di rough the mouth—which, during sleep, is Lite (nose ,of snoring—is to pave the way for the entrance of au endless series of ills, and alma.* who has outractedethe bad habit -should en- eavor to tfoilow the healthier and Imre natural method. This physician specially 4warns parents to Cee that their little .ones do not acquire the habit of tnetith breathing,. He eni- phazies the.fact that "wheu a child begins to breathe ot betavise than ithrough nature's chauntes it is in danger." They Vote for the Plebiscite. °maw PROHIBITIONLITS ANXIOUS TO LEARN- THE STRENGTH OP THE' PRO- HIBITION SENTIMENT IN THE PROVINCE. U'oronto, April 11.—The result 'of the meeting of prohibitionists last evening with the members of the legis- lature bas created considerable discus- sion in temperance circles here. Ur. J. J. Maelaren, chairman of the • executive committee of OM Dominion Alliance, occupied the chair. Mr. F. S. Spence, eorrespondinge eeoretary of Alliance, made a strong appeal for a plebiscite on the question of prohibition. Ile said a plebiscite would indicate exactly what might he the real strength of the prohibition sentiment, In many of the locelitiee where it was shown to be strong they would be able to sweep the liquor traf- fic out of existence by means of a local law. He endorsed 1VIr. Blarter'e hill prohibiting the Bale of intoxioating liquor by retail, but this shoeld not interfere with taking fl, plehisoite. He moved for the appointment of two meruhers of the Legislature to act for the Prehibitionists itt introducine' into amiable, or ,nieri toti 011S a person /nay ,be, some illaw in his character wild 'he found iia which ;to lodge a de- tracting hut. We are manifestly all jealous of contemporaneous perfection e—poseibly becauee we laelnit ourselves —antis° we put this drag .upon our neighttors and ouc friends. We are quick enough to anger if others "but" us; yet we are perpetually "rburing others. Preserve as from all such covert weapons ! if we ate to be as seulted we prefer an undisguised blow. We scorn the commander who tips the shafts of his praise with poietanous huts and if6, Ent for this and that --and if he did and if he didn't—these are the qualifications that bleat inore character than all bold,open feesehood. 'Uttered in tones of patronizing sym- pathy they are likei the tiger's paw, all velvet to the seeming, but all death to touch. .Choice Now Toon. Wholesale—Gordon & MeIneyre are in a condition to ,supply families ..or &Delete° with new teas, at jobbars pates. Now is the time -to secure your teas. The magnificent , price ,;said for the gslding Magnuin at Grand'ts sale in New York, 'the other deer, should stimulate home breedere tit Ontario. Magnum Wets tiought by Win. ileedrie, .jr., of Ilitinitton, from a finer near Aylrnertfor $.1.415. Hena,lrie sold hilar to Colin Campbell, of Iloutreal. for ,over $800; .Mr. Campbell sold Hiss to Mr. Grand for $500, and at tteecion he was bought by A. Moore, of Philadelphia, for $5,000 Magnum is by Whistle -Jacket, jr., out ofia mere by Hornpipe. rani deniAnd low high class carriage and saddle bursas for the New York market is unpreoedent- , 1''pre:tient ineheations the ed d I Our first; impulse is generally kindly, farmers of Ontario will peolit by having compassionate, generoue, but thee/nick begun, four or five years ago, to tweed after thonght, as thongli stung with their mares to thoroughbred eires. envy or jeahmsy, drags back the full It looks very much as if the style of praise and dilutes it with killing carriage and eaddle horses required by qualifications. The garlande on the dagger only hides the keener hlade. If our kindred and friends leave our character intaet, our enemies eau scarcely injure us. It is the siding word, or willing ear of the formenthae gives the latter their chief power to do us. harm. Coupon Newspapers. Mr. Make—Maria, what on earth have you been doing with the morning paper 1 There is absolutely uothing left of it but the death notices1 Mrs. Blake—Simply cutting out the free coupons, my dear, I've got lets of nits ones this morning, One's for a free ticket to Alaska, and l'm ping right down town, because it must be presented before If.), o'clock, No matter bow selfish a doctor nifty be, he is always It men of feeling. He invariably feels the pulse of his patients. gentlemen would have to be supplied from Ontario, Farmers should breed either to the heaviest Clydesdale, or to only such horses as Ore likely to breed fine large carriage and saddles. The opinion of gentlemen well posted in the bueinees, is that half and three- quarter bred home will for yogi's be the most profitable for the Canadian tanner. The machinery which is tieing put into Iiingston peeitentiary for the manitlacture 9f binder twine will be of suflioie»t capacity to put out 500 tons a year. It will he put in operation about July lst. Government oilises is a pore inveat- meat. The Patrons of Industry now Bum - hr 130,000 in Ontario alone. She—I will never marry a man Whose fortune has not et lest five ciphers iu it, He (triumphatitly)— Oh, dolma, fame is all ciphers. and exceedingly low Rouud Trip Rates. The palatial equipment, the luxury of the appointments makes travelling on these steamers :throughly enjoyable. Send for illustrate/I pamphlet. Addeess A. A. Schantz, G. P. A., Detroit a' Cleveland( Steam /gay. Co., Detroit, Mick. /EVERY DOSE DEPtICTIVE And if persevered in will Pashively Cure The Worst Cases For Sale by All Druggists Aneti. Wholesale 'by LONDON DRUG CO., Loscadon Ont. When we assert that Dodd's eeteereeteleatieleene Kidney- Pills- .. (Cure Backathe, Dr9psy, lumbago, Bright's Dis- ease, Rheumatism and alt 'other forms of Kidney 'Troubles, we are backed by the testimony of all -who have used them THEY ci,ms TEI,STAY cultism By all drun'Isesoreeniiil,on receipof price, tvs;cents. Dr. L. A. Smith.8: Co., IToronto. ZETLAND SAW MILL GEORGE THOIVSK Rruprietor. Lumber or all kinds, First-class Shingles, and Cedar Posts. Car Load Orders a Sjiecialty WOOD delivered to any part of itSTOrdersby mail promptly 4tende 50 GEORGE THOMSON, Box 125. Wtinaicatn P. O. BANN. OF HAMILTON, WINGHAM. .0apitatt, $1,250,000. Rest, $650,000. PTOSidea—J01111 STUART. VIce.Posaident—A. G. Ramsay. DIRECTORS 1011N PROOTT4tc,}0CD,11,18..j3GuiRLI4Y(ioGroxioltolt.osoft, A. Cashier—J. TURNBULL. Savings Mank—Rours, 10 to 3 ; Saturdays. to 1. Deposits et 81 and upwards received and interest allowed. Special Deposits alsd received at current rates of interest. Drafts on ‘3reat Britain and the United States / bought and sold B. WILLSON, Actium MEYER & DICKINSON, Solicitors. irmaa..gm. A _Blessing to Every Househokl, HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTM These remedies bare stood 04 test of fifty years experience, and are pronouiteed the blot Hsi Family um • mrlfj the blood, correot all disorders of the Liviai, STOMACH, KIDNEYS ANI:t invaluable in all complaints incidental to females ofall ages, TE 0.1,1\TT1,.MIT-T Is the only reliable renied.v for bad legs, sor,.s, ulcers, and old wounds, 1"OIt lineman , TliltoacTS, COUGHS, flOLDS, GOUT, IlRELIMATISM, OLADULAR SwEI,LINGs AND A • DISEASES IT HAS NO EQUAL. Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford, Late 1133, Oxford Street, and *aid by Al) Medicine Vendors throughout the world, Itai'Porhasers should look to the 'Label on the Boxes and Pine, If the sddre mit 533 Oxford Street, London, they ere spurious. MU-1AM MARBLE WORK IsTM 'NAT MESSRS. VANSTONE BROS,, of Kincardine have bought the Marble Business of Er T T Watson, formerly carried on by W Smyth,' Parties requiring work in their line will do well by calling on teem or seeing' one et their agents heti purchasing. You will and our prices are away down, our workmanship is unsurpassed, Ws will use nO but the very best stock and by square dealing hope to secure a liberal share ot the public patronage. Mr T Watson, who has been running the business for the past year, will represent us on the road. Call ami see our stock and prices. VANSTONE BROS, HOW ABOUT .YOUR OIL? Send along your orders to he OLD REM ABLE 1E10 USE where you have dealt before an .where your father used to deal THAT IS OFCALL BRO& & COr2 TORONTO u 9 Sole Man-ufacturers ofthe only GENUINE LARDINE MACHINE OIL AND OTHER eUr-X-31 J1E-X LARDINE is the Champion. Gold Nieclal Oil of the Dominion. and our Cylinder Oil will wear longer, and give better satisfac- tion than any other Oil. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR cap Sold by all leading deaiers throughout the country. HALSTLD & SCOTT Josephine Street - Wherhain, Ont. J. A. HALSTED, W. SCOTT, Mount Forest. 1 Listowel. Deposits Received and Interest allowed. Money Advanced to Farmers and Business Men, On long or short time, on endorsed notes or collateral security. Sale Dotes bought at a fair valuation. Money remitted to all parts of Canada at reasonable charges. Special Attention Given to Col- lecting A.ccounts and 3N otes. gents in Canada—The Merchantsnark of Canaan, °Moe Ileurs—Prom 9 a, in. to 5 p. A. E. SMIT11, Acent. PROF. SCOTT, MUSICAL LEADER PRESBYTERIAN MACH gives Private Lessons in Vocal Training, both in Staff and TOnic-Sol-Fa Notation. Open far entragements for Concerts or Church meetings. Terms moderate. Apply at )IES. 17. MORROW'S, 24 ShUter St Winch: m 2,000,000 Feet of logs Wanted. Highest Cash Pric paid for any quantity of HARD AHD SOFT WOOD LOC delivered at our yard in Win M. Also, for Heading and Shingle Bolts by the cord. Call and get prices, lengths to out, &c. Dressed and Undressed Lumber, Shingles, Lath, 8re., kept continually en hand. MeLEAN & f.301sT. Wingham, January 4th, 1S03. JOSEPH COWAN, CLERK OTK Div. COURT, CO. 11101teir, AUCTIONEER, ISSUER OP MARRIAGE LICENSES Committeemenis H. C. J., 111.0. 175111010E±ER, ON How many pei sons know that Ripens Tabules, now so largely advertised and used, are simply the favorite prescription of their family doctor prepared in a scientific manner and a form convenient for hand- ling, conveyance, preservation and use ? In the great hospitals of the metropolitan cities, where the wealthy find better care than in their own luxurious bomes,the ingredients of :Ripans Tabules are administer ed to thousands of rich and poor alike with beneficial effect. They are the inain dependence of the most, eminent physicians in cases of derangements of the digestive organs, such as dyspepsia,cOnstipation, binowness and other ills connected with the stomach, liver and boivels. For some years one the principal hospitals - in New York City has used a formula, differing slightly from the common one, t1q been found of unusual efficacy, Through commendations of physicians its tnission of healing lute be—el so widely and rapidly extending that it finally seemed desirable to prepare the prescription in a convenient form, so as to , make it available to the whole public at it moderate price, and to announce the fact through the recognised medium for securing publicity—advertisement in the columns of the newspapers of the land. This has been done, and now the time is not tar distant when every family of intelligence will be as certain to possess a supply of Ripans Tabules as a clock or a cooking stove. They aro already to be found on 'sale almost every. where, and any druggist (.)r. dealer will supply then. A. host cont *ii` , '' vials, is soldfor cents, and a , , , gross package, containing four boxes, for $2, They will be sent by mail, post paid, to any address, on re. , 1 oeipt of price, by the Eipana Chemical Company, No.10, Sprue St., New York.