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An indioation. a the interest lum-
berman manifest in the present move
: talent of the governmeut is shown by a
' letter from Messrs. McLachlin Bro.,
of Arnprior, who are owners of extent.
sive timber limits in the vicinity of the
FleIDAY, JUNE 30, Me.
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THE WINGHAM TIMES, eTILTNE 30, 1893,
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Pearls of Truth. Summer approachee to keep an invit-
ing table ; give old and young plenty
of fruit and vegetablein It ia better to
pity a little extra for such things than
spend a mouth in nursing besides pay-
ing a doctor's bill. Remember that,
a tumbler of milk with an egg beaten
in it, followed by an orange, baked up-
ples or a saucer of prnnes is a hearty
breakfast for a ohild, so don' e worry if
the youngsters will not eat bread or
meat at this season ; as the sunny
weather comes and they can spend half
the day out of door, you will find your
bread duly appreciated.
Imagination is the eye of the tioul.
The best hearts are over the bravest.
The oue prudence of life is conceu •
ttation,
Tale-bettreta are just as bad as tale -
makers.
tequila, Pule and 'orest Pro- proposed rsservation. They have nskedl Heaven from all creatures hides the
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teet
ion. . the Commissioners that the bourmlaries book of fate,
te bill of the Cof the perk he so arranged ato take onnnissioner ofThe jest which is expected is already
umber of the townships over
rnl.
.mtlail to. Potagish a forest le- , -
ttaon and national park, passed: some of which they hold the right to
The goverment have included
le session. of the Local Legislature elit`
of these within the proposed
w Werke Billee, givee a practical tw°
to Canadian forestry. The mat- , boundaries. The land set aside by the
4„0.8 tweet under consideretion hy governnaeut for the park belongs whet -
government for some years and ly to the Crown and as a consequence
tt, a year ago a Royal Commission there are no vested or private interests
eppt mted to enquire into nd re-
in it to be brought up or dealt with.
e
This field will prove a satisfactory
on, the matter. This report was
before the Legislature at its last one for experiments in forestry, and
lumberman, no doubt, will watch with
on.
deecription of the location interest. the development in this
h. of the
k has already appeared in these dtrection.—Canadian Lumberman.
ittme. It will be tituated in the
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How to Control a Horse.
district, embracing about
iteee townshipscomprising 938,180 .A. atalAwAY Neve sn MASTERED DT US -
Is or 1,340 square nines. Of this DIG A LITTLE JUDGMENT.
,000 acres were under water. One i _
ortant 'nestle for the seleotion of i A. horse cannot nor will not run
teee,enid the Ron. Mr. Hardy away with his neck handsomely arched
• the d, lee' withiu its bounds the and without bearing hard aimiust the
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ut s11 tee considerable rivers bit. By having hint carefully flexed
me iate the .idipissing or Muskoka 1 and mouthed you put his head, neck
, Those having charge of the 1 and mouth in position.to make resist -
t would be able to inaugurate a 1 ante against the :it a physical imps
cm of forestry that would be I sibility, and even if he should be
efisiel to the whole province. The { frightened into runeing, the inuseles
itory, in addition to being a spleno 1 of his neck and jaw having by previous
'fishiog ground, was the uatural training been brought under absolute
e of the moose, deer, otter And control, he will quickly yielding to the
ver. It was not intended to allow 1 pressure of the bit and can be manag...
destruction of these animals,those 1 ed with ease. Besides forcing the
barge, however, being empowered I horse into physical ohedieue,e, flexing
ill destructive animals, such as and mouthing have an equal moral
yes• in certain portions Permis- effect—viz, being taught that the pain
i would be given for the erection of caused with: the beginning of his
mer cottages and hotels, and he obedience, he always, as it were, ane
no doubt but it would be in time a I ticipates your wishes by yield im.
t popular resort for health and mediately. These results obtained by
eation. No fishing. except . with 1 flexing and mouthing refer to both
rod and line, would be permitted. driving and saddle horses. Have your
superintendent e%y
t a salary of horses ell trained,flexecl and mouthed
ut $800 to $1,000 and four or five before riding thein through the streets
destroyed,
Getting into debt is getting into
a tanglesorne net.
The blast that blows loudest is
soonest overblown.
You believe easily that which you
hope for earnestly.
Heaven will permit no man to se•
oure happiness by crime. ,
Behavior is a mirror in which every'
one displays his image.
Mon do less than they ought, i>aless
they do all that they can.
No man of woman born, coward or
brave, eau shun his destiny.
A court is an assemblage of noble
end distinguished beggars.
Calamity is the perfect glass wherein
we see and know ourselves.
A churlish courtesy rarely comes but
either for gain or falsehood.
Do not speak of your happinese. to
one less fortunate than yourself.
The secret of making•one's self tire-
some is not to know when to stop.
The rays of happiness, like those of
light, are colorless when broken.
He is not valiant that dares to die ;
but he that boldly bears calamint..
The beet pt urs are found on the
Ceylon coast and in the Persian Gulf.
Style is the erotsainer on Which the
seeds of truth float through the world.
Violent excitement exhausts
mind, and leaves it withered
sterile.
Every duty whieh we omit obscures
some truth that we should have
known.
The gi cutest evil of modern educa-
tion is the evil which inflicts on health.
Poor is the friendless master of a
world; a world in purchase of a friend
is gain.
Honesty is one part of eloquence.
We persuade others.by being in earn•
est ourselves.
Silence is the parfeetest herald of
joy. I were but little happy if I could
say how much.
Imitation causes us to leave natural
ways to enter into artificial ones; it
therefore makes slaves.
Temperance is co rporal piety; it is
the preservation of divine order in the
body.
Hundreds of people write'It is impossible
to describe the good Hood's Sarsaparilla
has done me." It will be of equal benefit to
you.
is rangers at a salary of about le500
would be necessary. A $1,000
would be erected for the superiue
ent and ten or fifteen huts at a
of about $20 each merely for
ping purposes. This would be
ut, all the cost outside of a, tew im-
ents.
'he report of the commissioners
epees en intelligent and sytnpathe-
nterest in the general subject of
stry. Tne names of the commis
were Alexander Kirkwood (chair-
), Aubrey White, Ambit) ild Blue,
esDickson and R. W. Phipps.
have to a considerable extent been
ful students of forestry, and they
e at the same time a very general
wledge of lumbering interests'and
here is a gnod deal to be said on
subject of forestry from the scien-
and also the national point of
. No intelligent lumberman:will
end to say that serious coose.
ces do not come to any country
result of the too prodifia.I destruc-
of its forests. As the Ontario
missioners remarked in their re -
Tho experience of older coon-
s has everywhere shown that the
lesale and indiscriminate slaughter
rests brings a host of evils in its
Wide tracks aro converted
fertile plains into arid deserts,
figs and streams are dried up, cud
rainfall, instead of percolating
tiy through the forest floor and
mg its way by easy stages through
ok and river to the lower levels,
descends the valley in hurrying
nts, carrying before it tempes-
us floods."
ith a somewhat rapid denudation
tario forests of lateyears,a nation -
Lew of the question is one that is
ing borne to the people with en-
ced emphasis. The timber ree
rtes of Ontario and the other pro -
es as well, are among their richest
essions. Should these some day
me extinct would not the financial
dition of the country become
°Indy impairedl To many we know
(petition will seem so chimerical
,tt will not cost them a moment's
deration. Such it possibility will
me in our time is It frequent
g of the problem. But from the gorate the nerves, promote health, and
ely national standpoint have reinstate the weak to an ardour of
f the present day no interest feeling never before expected. The
ndition of the future? sale of these Pills throughout the globe
anger usually in pursuing a astonishes everybody, convincing the
7 of this question front either the most sceptical that there is no Medi.
ie or national side is that one eine equal to Holloway's Pills for re -
that when the lumberman hie moving the complaints which aro
his thousands and perhaps his incidental to the human race. They
a et eollars in the products of are indeed a biasing to the afflicted,
et it ia only by making this and a boon to those who suffer from
able that he can hope for a pay. disorder, internal or external. Thou-
rti for his invebt merits, And , sands of persons have testified that hy I dissolved. Dry well With a pieoe of
s forestry regulations exact un- t their use alone they have been restored soft. flannel and your: marble will be
riations in the cutting of thei to health atter other° remedies had clean and white as when 110W4timber in that, measure the proved unsuccessful, An exchange says: Take tare as
Barkwell's Bronchial Balsam Will eureany Cough
Cold, Bronchitis or Asthma.
A Question of Character.
THE SAILOR WHO IVAD NONE DISAPPAR•
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ED LIA THIEF.
GlIabbbag. Mkt
The Tinss and Toronto Globe per year 76.
The Totes and Taranto Empire pei' year
8 78
The Timm andlondon Advertiser per year1 fie
The Timirs and. London Free.Pi via per year, 74 IN
The 'Timis and Montreal Herald per year00
Tho Tim its and Montreal witauseaor year , 76
TheTns ss auMontreal Family Herald and Star 147A
Reduced rates.witla all .othin weekly mem not%
mentioned in ttlb.aborealet,
The captain of a large steamer was
filling up his crew for a .long voyage,
when a seaman came up and said:
I want to sail with you, sir.
All right, my man, rkahed the cap-
tain. "Where have you sailed before?
P. and 0., sir, to Australia.
What countryman 7
m
An Oirshan, was the ready re-
sponse.
Well, you must get a character.
The discharge was obtained, and as
the Irishman was presenting it,anotker
seaman came up and said he wanted
to join.
What line were yota
asked the captain.
Cunerd, sir.
Whet countryman ?
English, Your Honor.
Ah right. Good forward.
Shortly after, as the two were
ling the deck in a heavy sea, the Eng -
the Hallman was swept overboard, bucket
and all. Unmoved, Paddy finished
his job, oncl then went to the captain's
cabin.
Come in, responded the
his rap. Wnat's up now
Do you remember .BillS Smith, the
Englishman and Cunarder 1 'qeeried
Pat.
Certainly, my man.
You took him without a character ,
What of that'?
overboard wid
JOB: PRINTING.
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YNCLUDING Book, Pamphlets, Postern. Bill
Ileads, Circulars, &c., &a:,.executcd; tha best
th
style of e art., at moders40 prices, emboli, short
notice, Apnly-or address,.
EDIMOTT,
3O410s Office, Wins:barn
011
before ?
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101)12t' nam Einas
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1 -181 PUBLISHED -
EVERY FRIDAY 111ORNINkl.
—AT TRW-
itilYIES OFFICE, JO$EPHINEIT
NY INGHAM, ONTARIO.).
Subscr1ption price, $1 per year•ircadvaueie
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ADVERTISING RATES,v.
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' Space 1 1 yr. ...1 6 mo. 1 8 mo. I 1n.
One Colman 800 00 i3600 320100,. 4', 0
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Half " 35 00 20 00 12300 8 09
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insertion.
-,--... Local notices 10e. pe • ...nes for arst.incortlaN. an
5o. per line for each subsequent insertion,.1 No, Won
S 'liorne,',. Every-. 1 li:urvstilllst charged less then 20e. ,.
til Vilcsi=11UtDeuriett loretWitgVIZ01;
T 1
, 1.11 taw 'nonpareil, $1 per month
Houses and Farms for Sale, not exatedime & lines,
i,..1. for flist month, 60o. per subscomminmenbli
' These terms will be strictly adhered, to
Special rates for to advertishebante, or lull
longer periods,
Advertisements and local notices,,without small%
directions, will be inserted till forbi0:. and charged
1 accordingly. Trruielkory advedisenaenta must
1 paid in advance
Vo,.are sellin ' Changes for contract advertisommts• lutist be
the otlico by Wednesday noon, snihartiantek appall
Best Goal Oil at 12 1-21 that neck
cents per Inaperial gal -
R. ELLIOTT'i
Pitoratmoies AzanFusitthisik
lion, or a, can containthe
I MACDONALD,
and
or park, and you will have fewer ac-
cidents, fewer wagons to repair and
fewer doctor bills to pay.
, To hold a spirited horse—one of
those tuggers who nearly pull you off
the saddle or who pulls the wagcn by
the nioutb, with the reins as traces
fastened to your bands and you as a
substitute for whiffietree—is plea-
sure. You wrap the reins around
your hands. You use buttons or loops
or universal or patent bits, which,
giving the horse more pain, only
causes him to pull harder, for he wants
to free himself from the torture inflict-
ed by the bit; or by a overdray attach-
ed to the thin bit; the latter pinching
the mouth (the thinner and mailer
the bit the greater the torture), you
elevate his nose and tie it up to his
tail, keeping him for hours in a strain-
ed position, which produces that pe-
culiar stiff movement of shoulders and
forelegs so noticeable in horses checked
by high overdraws, But you do not
remedy the trouble; the horse still
"lugs."
If you, instead of fighting the whole
horse at once, would first become
master of his separate parts, particu-
larly his neck and jaws, by having
them flexed, and supplied so that
you can handle them with ease, you
would have no trouble, no lugging, no
running away. If the horse lugs with
his jaws resting against the bit, it is
not caused by thd hardness of flesh in
his mouth, but by the position of Itis
head and neck and the stiffness of the
latter, receiving and centering in it
the impetus of his body. He may, for
Instance, have a heavy muscular neck
and strong, narrow jawbones. The
museles of the neck not being, by
flexiug„ taught to yield, those which
carry the head end neck stretched out
are predominant, and although he
would like to evade the pain inflicted
by the bit he cannot do so, but must
rush against it, Remove the cause,
and the trouble will dieappear.
Hints for the Ho usehold.
Eat slowly and you will not
eat.
Late to breakfast, hurried for din-
ner, cross at tea.
A short needle makes the most ex-
pedition in plain sewing.
Matches out of the reach of children,
should be kept in every bed room.
They are cheap enough.
When sheets or chamber towels get
thin in the middle, cut them in twc,
sow ilia sides together, and hem lie
sides,
officer to
over
I believe so.
He's gone
bucket.
the equivalent of five D
American gallons for JOSEPHINE
your
COUNTY FUNDS TO LOAN.
50c., exclusive of pack,
age.
American Axes, 50C. to 65c.
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $1.00
per foot.
We to -day reduce our
quotations on Binder
Twine one cent per ib.
J. A. CLINE & CO,
On the security of Cultivated Farm, Interest six
per cent, payable annually. An'y portion of the
principal may bo repaid at any time the borrower
wishes. All expences paid by the County. No
person except the County Auditors allowed to see
mortgages or to know to whom money is loaned.
Apply to 'YM. HOLMES
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Goderio h, Aug. 8th 1802. Co. Treasurer.
Hom,owAy's Pxia,s,—The Greatest
Wonder of Modern Times.— They
correct bile, prevent flatulency,eleanse
the liver, and purify the system, reno-
vate the debilitated, strengthen the
stomach, increase the eppetite, invie
A pound of chloride of lime mixed
with a quart of water, and placed
%there roaches aboued,is destruction to
them. Equal parts of powdered cam-
phor and borax scattered over shelves
and in crevices is also efficacious.
CORWIN 1pROS,
UNDERTAKERS
WINGHAM, ONT.
4a.zzagensmazaw.sagsm
—721,
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WINGHAM
SIN PUMP WORKS,
Dalt EWEN,
Application painless and easy elief immediate
This preparation fills a great and louirfelt want
among those who suffer from pi es. It is a remedy
of the highest merit, effecting aid reliable, and has
more than met the anticipations of those physicians
who have•used it in their practice. PILLKONE 18 A
rewire emus when other treatments fail to relieve.
Testimonials furnished. Price $1. For sale by
druggists, or by nail on receipt of pi:ice.
W.,T. STRONG, Manufacturing Chemist, 184 Dundas
treet, London, Ont.
slissene,
WISOIIAM, ONTARIO,
wB. TOWLER,
. .
Member College Physicians...and, Smixemez, Ontario
-Coroner for County% Office Up -stairs, next to Mr tIduntmel• office, Wing.
ham, Ont.
OFRIOR Hou. -0 to 12 m.,ns.„1 too p. m.. or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
TAR. J. A. IIELDRUM,
LI Honor Graduate efa Toronto University-, and
Member of the College of•LIblysihinas and Surgeons Of
Ontario.
Office and Bosideace.-Cbenen ofi Centre and Panel;
streets, formerly occupletty, De. Bethune.
WINGNAIA • ONT
VANSTONE.
1.1/.
BAR RISTER.,„,S01110,1TOBA Etc.,
Private and Compauir, funde fro loan at lowest rate
interest. No conuMsalernabarged. Mortgages, tow
and fo.rimwopento bought and old
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OFFICE-BeavcoVeck: Weissman
PROPRIETOR.
I wish to inform thepeople of Wing -
ham and surrounding Country, that, as
I have purchased thie Steam Pump
Works lately owned by Mr. H. Clark, I
are prepared to supply all kinds of
Wooden, Lift, Force & iron Puffin
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 OF WIND MILLS.
pm.soft water cisterns made on short
notice.
Orders by mad promptly attended to.
D. SHOWELSh.
Ivam.
Painting the kitchen walls enables
one to wash them off, and in general
tends to a neat appearance. The
paint should be good oil paint applied
as for outdoor work, first sizing the
surface to be 'coated with a solution of
one -hall -pound of glue to a gallon of
water.
Split Rolls.—To one quart of light
dough take three-fourths cup of sugar
one-fourth cup of lard and one egg ;
work in flour to stiffen, not quite as
rtiff as bread dough. When light roll
ont and cut with round cutter, spread
melted butter on one half, turn other
half over; let rise again, and bake.
To Clean Marble.—Mix two parts of
powdered whitening with one of pow+
dered billing and half a pound of soft
soap, and allow it to come to a boil;
while still hot apply with a soft cloth
to the stained marble, and allow it to
remain there until quite dry; then
Wash Mt with hot water and 4011p in
which tt little gaits of lemon has been
TVIEGREAT
Cores Consumption, Coughs', Croup, Sorts
Troat. Sold by all Druggists on a Guarantee.
For a Lame Side, Back or Chest Shiloh's Porous
Plaster will give great satisfacton.-s6 cents.
SHL.W3 VOTA2412ZER.
Mrs. T. S. Thatrk.Ins, Chattanooga. Tenn.. says:
"Shitoleo Vitatteer LIFE,' !
consider itthebtetternedgfol'adeblittatecisvaton
I ace escd." For Dyspepsia, Liter or widneso
trouble it excels. Price 75 eta. 1
IISS," CANA R
Have you Catarrh 2 Try this 150133 507. It vim
positively relleVe and CUto you. Price 50 etS.
This Inieetor for its successful treatment i33
furnished free. Retuctul tcr, Shiloh'S lternedfeS
re sold 013 5. Guarantee to give satisfaction.
TWO KINDS
OF •
MORTON
BARRISTER ,
Ont
iighant
1VIEXERt 1:'• DICKINSON,
H. W.. C.. MEYER Q. C. 1 E. L. DICKINSON, DIA
BARRISTERS, AND SOLICITORS, Etc., Etc., So.
lici.torslor Rank of Matnilton, Commissioners': for
tatting, afifamits for Manitoba. Farm, TOM and
Vinal4p property bought and sold. Money (pirate
f.unds),Inaned on mortgage security at 51 pmeent,
Money invested for private )ersons, upon to beet
mortgage securities without any expeuse,to the
lender. Lauds for sale in Manitoba atid th0,.140Ith.
west.
Office”-Eent's Bleck, Winglmin.
ENTISTRY.- J S. J Eitomp,
Is manufacturing Celliiladd Plates.
0 Vulcanite plates of the bostmateriat
as cheap as they 0511 IFR got in thel
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the,sse of Elecerie-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
e4TAIIE NOTIC11.—I Will extract te0:a for 25 centch.s
FICE : In the Deaver Elora, opposite th°
Brunswick. Come.
Win. H. Macdonald, L. D., S
DENTIST.
4 OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Quee0 Hotal, Winghto.
Will visit Gorrie.lst and 3rd Monday§.
of each month.
OUSTOMERS.
T1 AM.'S
WIDE AWAKE
KIND BUY FROM THE .
City Fruit & Confectionery Store
Because they can get goods that are
right and up to the timos.
ANOTHER KIND ARE
w r,. K v 14 NERVE 13EARd are ft new die•
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"4' covert that turn the vont emirs of
Nervous Debility. leost Vigor and
BEANS g.isIT.E.m,r°°a1,vieg.412., the
by wee -were. or tee errore or oir•
moos of youth. Titb
Whitely taros the toot OW:tato OS** tom o Rontedall other
y
W -
t rileaTatiorrs bars tolled mato tidier Sold by drug.
gists at goer package, or ex for tt,s, or tent by 10115 on
reeeipt of pee* by oddrt oasTSRx TSR JAMEE MEDICINE!
00•• Toronto, Onto Write for oamphldt. fetid la*
Winghotri, A-, 14, 11A1411•TOR.
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FAST ASLEEP
But they aro waking up to the fad that
I can give them goods that will
please them Fulllines of
Fruits, Oysters,ConfectioneryM
APPLES BY THE BARREL.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE, AGENT
IVIxonAit, NUR
f) DEANS, JR., WI:MEAN,
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER *Olt THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Go. Charges
Moderate.
Agent for Parker' ti Dye Works,
Canned goods of every description al -
Ways on hand and my prices aro as low
an the lowest,
norttforget the place, opposite the new
Bank or Hamilton.
,11:013T. BILL
J
OHN CURRIE`, Wixenatr, ONT.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR 'FITE COUNTY OF
mauve
A11 orders left at the Timm office promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES HENDERSON,
MONNE:BD AUCTIONEUR POR COUNTINS 1.11/RON ANA
Baum
All sales attended to promptly and on the Shortest
Notice.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed,
All necessary arrangements 080 be made at the
offiec
lVixonAst ON'r
ryt. R. J. MoASII,
M. E. Toronto, Members College Physicians and
Surgeons. Ontario.
13thOnAVE • ONTARt0
—
Money to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REA.SONABLE ',RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages a Nine: tent with
privilege of paying 51 the end of any year, Noted
I and accounts collected,
novr, hisiNtictet,
Evertioelc,—Winginirri Ont.
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