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THE �'INGII.�;1VI TIMES,tTT.T��Y
Letter-Writing. i What We Owe to Animals. Mr. Edison gates a Telephone.
Yt ( I To earn the title of a charming Those who have veld the story of What makes you work I asked
� letterwriter a tea matters are indls Robinsonatobinson Graeae, the sailor who was with real euriosity. What impels you
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WAS, JTJLY kB, 1893.
letioyesl. Baseball.
shipwrecked on au island not inhabit-,
ed by white etre will remember how
he soon made coreaaniens of the var•
ions auimats he found there, and with
their aid austyined lilt until he was.
rot}:lief!, If One Of us should be fillip -
wrecked ell a desert island were no
animals lived—no horse to draw us,
no ox to toil for us, he cow or goat to
give us,milk, no sheep to give us wool,
no hens to give us eggs, no dog to be
our companion anct guard us in the
night, no cat to lie on the hearth, no
birds to sing their songs, no living
creature to keep us company, no sound
of any living thing by day or night,
only solitude and silence everywhere,
with nothing to eat but such roots as
we could dig from the earth, and no-
thing we
to wear but such harks as
could pluck front the tree—we should
then know how much we owe to.these
creatures, which God has mercifully
provided for our use. And ever
afterwards, if we escaped from such n
life, how grateful we should be to God
for giving thew, and how grateful to
them for the service they reader tis!
It has been said by those who have
studied that if only the birds were all
destroyed we could not live on the
earth; for the insects which birds eat
' pensable: Coed linen letter paper of
1 k
I ereain woite, unruled with the address.
{I at the top of the.. page, The int:
j should be let black; the peu select best
(011L4 'DID NOT THINK sill:
2RY 17 ABOUT T1i;E GAME,
:pressed a desire to go over
genie a baseball, and he was
,lad to take her. There were
aeons for his joy --because
retty, because lle•]tked her,
crank,and
was a baseball
e knew she was 'so bright
t she would oatclr right on
ad be a great comfort to hint
Jtwuion at failure games, and
thein over in the gloaming.
dc her, and when they had
lfortably seated he began to
he "lay out" to her,
this, he said, before the game j letters that should he observed with
.chat she inquired. I strict oeremony. A. business letter
suited to the writer. The letter
i should be legibly written without flour=
ishea or underlines; the sentences well
worded, and expressed in a way that
should have a deal of hurnan nature in
it, and should carry with it the mag.
natio personality of the writer.
As a claes,women are more graceful
letter -writers than men;they are green
to vivacity of expression, terms of af-
fection, and they usually see more of
the queer and grotesque side of life. A
letter is as at all times indicative of the
culture and character of the person
who writes it. Letter -writing is an art
of its self, but can be easily acquired,
with pr'opere are and thought. It is an
accomplishment all women should cul-
tivate.
There are rules in the sending of
tiled good naturedly, and ex -
hat "to call" meant to begin,
laughed and said of course,
stilly she was, just as women
under theme, circumstan:es.
nue tee players were taking
ee, he said, there are nine
eachside.
any sides? atm asked, deter -
t to make any more mis•
aledlated a moment on her
eighteen in all, isn't it
Id nine are at the bat and
e field. That square ,there
toond, and around it al'e the
second base and :third
they have any tenors or
she asked innocently.
ed at her earnestly and
tit not sweetly. •
an behind the man with the
hand is the catcher, he said
oea cat oh—bats i But of
doesn't. she interrupted',her-
ly, How silly I am. ; He
s, doesn't he ? He eouldp't
indite daytime, could hel
re's the pitcher's box, he
not noticing her expla-la,
over there with the rpan
it? she inquired. Whet
ep in it—this curies l I
her talking the other fifty
an elegant curve some
ther, he knew, had.
y, he said sadly, the bpx is
where the pitcher stands.
m is the short stop, and out
there you see the fielders.
catcher is the backstop.
the difference hetweeyt the
d the shortstop ? she in-
estly,
e that as the game ; pro -
said. Now watch; the
note.
ire shouted three ball,.
rry, she protected, tihere,
e ball. I saw the ea:lecher
bands..
ire has to do thatS ex -
young man. 1
they call hint the empire
iked ; beoauce it isa' mon-
of government f
, said Harry, with pit real
ingenuity.
1 exciting, isn't HI she
dapping her hands when
did at a good play. I
I knew enough about the
oy it at all, but this is real
yer had knocked a safe fly
the man next to the bat
with a foul, which the
rioned in the usual man=
he call it font for ? she
now, she put in quickly ;
it didift go arty distance
ter could run. Isn't it,
it was, and shortly after
Wind sneaked to third.
at base beautifully, ex,
, enthusiastically.
•tap them when they steal
should have enclosed an envel•ape,
'stamped and addressed, when an int
mediate answer is required' For the
close of a business letter, "Yours
faithfully," "Truly yours." For s
friend, "Sincerely yours," "Affection-
ately yours." As for your family,
they can be addressed in whatever
terms your heart dictates. Never
erose a page; stationery in the present
day is uheap enough not to economize.
After a letter is written, read it over,
and mail without delay.
It has been quoted over and over
again, the “written word remains."
Avoid pen, iok, and paper when of•
fended. A. lanit•finding letter is not
soothing to the parson to whom it is
addressed. Sleep on your bad feel-
ings. A serene mind will come with
the awakening, and you.will see the
a
situation in better and truer light.
If a letter of disapprobation is neces•
sary, let it be brief, and couched in a
polite wtty.
Eternal Vigilance
Is the price of health. But with all our
precaution there are enemies always Iurk-
iog about our systems, only waitiue a
favorable opportunity to assert themselves.
Impurities in the blood may be hidden
for years or even for generations and sud-
denly break forth, undermining health
anis hastening death. For all diseases
arising from impure blood Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla is the unequalled and unappraached
remedy. It is King of them all for it
eongners disease.
to flue constant, tire ese strti glel
You have no particular enthusiasm in
the attending fame
1 like it, he answered, after a mo-
ment of pnzzled expression„ and then he
repeated his reply several timesas if
mine was a propositon that had not oc-
curred to him before. 1 like it. I
don't know any other reason, You
know some people like to collect
stamps. Anything .1 have begun is
always on my mind, and I am not easy
while away from it until it is finished.
And then I hate it,
Hate it? I asked, struck by his em-
phatic tones.
Yes, he affirmed, when itis all done
and is a success, I can't hear the sight
of it; haven't used a telephone in 10
oout of my way
and I world „ n
any day to miss au incandescent light.
—Review of Reviews.
Clubbing sea
The Toms end Toronto Globe per year., ....8 1 74
The Trolls 0441 Toronto Empire per year.... 1 70
The Tates and London Advertiser per )rear.. 1 50
The Ttsss and London Free Press per year., 1 70
The Tutus and Montreal Herald pot )tear.... 1 00
TheTntlss.and Montreal Witness per y)ear.,.. 1. 74
TheT»Hasaua Montreal Family ,HeraldtwndStar 1 70
Reduced rates with all other weekly papers not
mentioned in the above list,
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A Child Saved. •
Wlittle boy was taken very bad with
diarrhasa, he was very delioate and
got so low we had no hope of his recovery,
but s lady triend recommended Dr. Pow,
let's Extract of Wild Strawberry, and
although he could only bear a few drops at
a time he got well. It saved my child.
Mas, Wm. SrswAur,Cwmpbellville, Ont.
She : You won,t object to having
would destroy all vegetation, and all I my dear mamma live with us after we
human life would perish. are married, will you'? He, a young
physician : Not at all. In fact, she'll
be most welcome. The : I'm so glad
Each for .Himself. you feel that way. Ho : Yes ; you
Where our actions in life are con -l see she is always atltng, and I really
eerned,eaclh stands alone._ It is nota need somebody to experiment on.
question of what another would do if Itch on human and horses and all ani -
confronted by the same duty. We mals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
must meet the work for ourselves. I Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. War-
ranted at Chisholm's drug store.
Nor can we ask another to decide for
us whether this is right,or that wrong. Lacy to tramp : You want work or
It lies with God and ourselves. Neither food i Why, I do not believe you ever
can we excuse our wants of courage or did a stroke cf wcrlc in your life.
right -doing by calling up the falling Tramp : Well, I was six years in the
of another. • last place, ma'am. Indeed, why aid
It is said that Dr. layman Beecher •you leave ? Tramp : Oh, they let me
once befriended it man who afterwards out on ticket -of leave, ma'am 1
turned against hitt and acted meanly. Wtlliates' Royal Crown Remedy, greatest cure on
earth, guaranteed to cure general Nervous Debility,
One dam', Dir. Beecher, having heard Rheumatism, Neuralgia Paralysis, etc.
of the man's meannesss came home
very excited, but in a moment quieted
down, and instead of railing .against
the ungrateful individual, he raised
his hand and brought it down
emphatically. Well, he exclaimed,
when I have acted honorably towards
a man, and he goes away and acts
meanly towards me, I am never sorry
that I acted honorably towards hitn.
JOB PRINTING,
INCLUDING Books, Pamplrirts, Posters, Bill
heads, Circulars, &c., &o., eyineuted is the best
style of the art, at moderate pstcee, and on short
notice. Apply or address
IL ELLIOTT,
TlmaaQllieo, Wiugham.
.
LOOK _HERE 1
This Will LnteFetEvery—
bod!i!
Women Draw . the Line at Cranky
Cranks.
The Woman's Federation of Philan-
thropic and Chrsittan societies of the
city held, its first meeting since its
permanent organization, yesterday
afternoon. A letter from Hiss Ada
O. ,woet, president of the municipal
language, of Chicago, was read. Tho
writer told the women to particularly
avoid putting cranks in the foreground
of this work.
This letter was listened to in com-
plete silence, and had evidently put
some of the equal suffragists who were
present to thinking, for at its concha -
sum one of them arose and asked what
a crank was.
I want to know what a orank is?
said she. I am called a crank.
Mrs, i3yron Sherry arose ands ex-
plained that a crank, according to her
theory, was one who . was ridiculous
in the judgment of another person. It
is a test, she said, of a person's moral
and intellectual strength. The saloon
keeper considersthe temperance woman
a crank, the frivolous woman thinks
the woman who belongs to a sewing
society a crank and the society woman
considers the equal suffragist a crank.
All who inaugurate great reforms are
called cranks. It you are afraid of
being called a crank, you don't belong
here, where people want to do earnest
work and fight time-honored evails.
Many offered their definitions of the
word crank. .A. hard-working euf-
fra; ist and zealous W. 0. T. U.
woman considered it an honor to be
called it crank because it was a sy-
nonym for making things go.
It was finally decided that a cranky
crank should be avoided by the federa•
tion, and by tins title was meant a per-
son who had a superhundance of zeal
without ,judgment. -- Icausas City
Times.
And there are volumes in the less-
on. Not what others have done, are
doing, or shall do, is to be our
guide. We are only to ask, Is it
right? and knowing this, we are to do
or not to do. To -day Must stand
alone. What we feel to be duty and
the right,. is to be our guide. When
we seek any other we wauder into the
pathway of folly, prepare for wrong-
doing and failure.
Patrons of Industry.
1'The following platform has been
adopted by the Patrons of Industry
thronghont the province:
1st.—Maintenace of British con.
nection.
2nd.—The reservation of public per cent, payable annually. Any portion o
lands for the actual settles. principal may be repaid at any time the borrower
wishes. Alt oxpencea pad by the County. No
3rd.—Purity of administration and person except the County Auditors allowed to see
moil°ages or to know to whom moneyy is loaned.
absolute independence of Parliament. Api,Iyto 1WM.IIOLMEs
4th,—Rigid economy in every de- ; Goderioh, Aug. Sth 1892. Co. Treasurer.
partalent of the public service.
lith.—Simplification of the . laws w, Arssaramarcre
and a general reduction in the ma- F
chinery of Government. ® W
0th.—The abolition of the Canadian
Senate.
7th. --The reduction of the Grand
jury from 24 members as at the present
constituted, to 12 members, 7 mem-
bers to constitute a quorum.
Sth.—A system of Civil Service
reform that will give each county
power to appoint or select all county
officials paid by them, except county
judges.
Oth.—Tariff for revenue only, and
so adjusted as to fall as far as pos.
Bible upon the luxuries and not upon
the necessaries of life.
10th. --Reciprocal trade on fair and
equitable terms between Canada and
the world.
11th.—Effectual legislation that will
protect labor, and the results of labor,
from those combinations and monopo-
lies which unduly enhance the price of
the articles produced by combinations
and monopolies.
12th. ---Prohibition of the bonusing of
railways by Government grants as
contrary to the public interest,
1M11. ----Preparation of the Dominion
and .provincial Vetere' list by the
municipal oftIet .
14th.—Comformity of electoral dis-
... •ball at all, and; we are not all kinder than We are, trictl; to eeutrty boundaries, as con.
/0. d Uow easily it is done. How indt&n- Stituted for uxiifici'pai purposes, at y`
wilt entoany Cong11, taneously it acts. i-Iow infallibly it is as the principle of representation
remomberect. population will ttltow.
—
It Saved Mu Life.
seeeeded
We are selling
1),) i ani (ChltF '
—18 PUBLISIIED—
EI'ETRY' Ff ItIDAY DIQBNING
—AT TNTn--
TiMES as FFICE,,4QSEPHtNE ST
UleddeHAA1, ONP'Ali,IO.
Subsorttitipnprice,$1PCr year,inadvnsieet
_ ADIB.1B.TISyNG RATES: _
spikes L kyr %Irme- I s mo I J. Ino
One Caluanrt 550 Eed $34 00 525 -00 5
Half " • 35 00 : se 00 12 00 5 001
one
Quarter J4 00 ' 18 00 2 00 1.00
Legal and other casual advertisements, 80, porllIne
for first insertion, and 8A, per Rue for each subsequent
insertion.
Local notices 10.0, pea .,no for first insertion, an,
So, per line for each subsequent insertion, No loon
be charged less than nolle tall h 230,
0
charged
of Lost, Found, Strayed Situations,
and Rustness Chances wanted, not exceeding: 8. Brio
1 nonpareil, $1 per month
Houses and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 flame,
51 for first month, hoc. per subsequent month. .
These terms wtll be strictly adhered to
tSpeoal rates for lo advertisements,. or for
tenger periods.
Advertisements and local notices without epecillo
directions, will he inserted till forbid andcharged
accordhtgly. Tran l••ory advertisements must
paid in advance •
Changes for contract advertisements must bo
the office by Wednesday noon, in artier to appear
Best Coal Oil at 12 1-2 that week
cents per Imperial gal-
lon, ora can containing
the equivalent of ,ve
American gallons for
50c., exclusive of pack-
age.
American Axes, 5oc. to 65c.
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $z.00
per foot.
We to -day reducee our
quotations , on Binder
Twine one cent per lb.
J. A. CLINE & CO,
UNLOCKS ALL THE CLOGGED SECRETIONS
OF THE BOWELS, KIDNEYS AND LIVER.,.
CARRYING oFF GRA DUALLY, WITHOUT WEAKEN-
ING THE SYGTEM, ALL IMPURITIES AND FOUL
14UMORG, AT THE GAME TI,it7£ CORRECT -
INC ACIDITY of THE STOMACH, CURING
BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA, HEAD-
ACHES, CIZZINESS, HEARTBU'RN,
CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM,
DROPSY, SKIN DISEASES, JAUNDICE,
i.S,ALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS, I3CRO-
PULA, FLUTTERING OF THE HEART,
NERVOUSNESS, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY. TFIESE AND ALL SIMILAR
COMPLAINTS QUICKLY YIELD TO THC CUBA•
TIVE INFLUENCE UA BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS.
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COUNTY FUNDS TO' LOAN.
On the security of Cultivated rani!, Interest six
Wingham.
WINGHAM
STEAM PUMP \NORKSI
WINL Sf;OWE�S,
ey take them home with G•Esrr.EStxv, ca• reeommend Dr.
lint times. at the end of l eater"s Extract of InletStrawberry, for
it saved my life whet. I was about six
making up their record? months old. We have need it in our
in.family when required ever' since, and it
0 ad at her, this time never fails to euro all summer complaints.
Ata until the game closed 1 am now fourteen ell rt. of age.
explanations. Thenint cis ��..I.sri, Lalkeith, Ont.
re
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and twee thatday she Drummond: 1 wonder, why it is
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U NDERTAKERS
WINGHAM, ONT.
By ELLIOTT
PROPRIETOR AND Pri»Lld»ass
DR MACDONALD,
•
MECUMS',
PROPRIETOR.
I wish to inform the peopled Wing -
ham and sdrrounding country, that, as
I have purchased the Steam Pump
Works lately owned by Mr. H. Clark, I
are prepared to supply all kinds of
Application painless and easy, elief immediate
This preparation fills a great and tote '.felt Want
among those who suffer from piles. It ,s a remedy
of the highest merit, effecting and reliable, and has
more than tact the anticipations of those physicians
who have used it in their practice. PiWRKoxe is A
rosaries: CORN when other treatments fail to relieve.
Testimonials furnished. Price 51. For sale by
druggists, or by Mail on receipt of price,
W.,T. Sraono, Stanutactuting Chemidt,134 Dundas
tro et, London, Ont.
Wooden, Lift, Force & Iron Pumps
JOSEPHIINE STREET,
°Yvanro,
W B. TOWLER, M,D.C.M.,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for Comity of Iluron—
Office Upstairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing.
ham, Ont.
OFFICE IIoURS.-9 to 12 a. m,, 1 to 0 p. m., ornt
Residence, Diagonal Street.
It. 3. A. MELDRTJM,
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honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Mohmber of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
011ico and Residence—Corner of Centre and Patrick
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune.
' WINanAIr UST
And attend to the wants of the public
in anything in the Pump line.
As I hti've 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 WINO MILLS.
R.
VAN STON E.
BARRISTER, .SOLIOT.TOR,t Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rate
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, tow
and farm property bought and old
OFFICE—Beaver Block IF OIIAR
(Soft water cisterns made on short
notice.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
D. SHOWERS,
Wingham•
NERVE
BEANS
TWO KINDS
OF
GUSTO ERS&
WIDE AWAKE
KIND BUY FROIVC THE
City Fruit & Confectionery' Store
Pecans° they can get goods that are
right and up to the times.
ANOTHER, KIND ARE
NERVE BEANS aro a new did•
covert' that caro the woret cased of
Nervous Debility Lost Vigor and
Failing Manhood restores the
wcaknesa et body be mind caused'
by over -work. or the emote 0r eke
cesees of youth. Thls Remedy ab.
solute* once oource the most. Obstinate mates whet+all ether
FaukrMFNT0 have failed even W 'relieve. old by drug,
gists at $1 per i,ackago, 62 51x for 8S or seri lay mail. ea
C00.,'1'oro Idea AtWyriteforlpam�at MEDICINE
1Vinghetr, Ai,,fAMIfXON.
Leo
FAST ASLEEP
J! -A, MORTON
BARRISTER Sic ,
W ngham Ont
M k ER & DICKINSON,
H. W. C. MEYER Q. C, 1 E. L. DICKINSON, 13. A
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Ei•c., Etc., So.
licitors for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
taking affidavits for Manitoba. Farm, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned on mortgage security et 51 per cent.
Money invested for private persons, upon the bet
mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North,
west.
Oflice—Kent's Block, IY ingham.
DENTISTRY, -J S. JERROME, Wilson so,
as Is manufacturing Celluloid rtPlates Vulcanite plates of the bestin'.torial
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by tho use of Electric-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TAIrE NOTICE.—I will extract teeth for 25 cents
each.
OFFICE: In tho Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick house.
But they are waking up to the feet that
I can give them goods that will
please thele, Full lines of
Fruits,Oysters,Confectionery,&c
APPLES BY THE BARREL.
Wm. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, 1Viingham.
Will visit Gerrie lst and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
Canned goods of every description al-
ways en hand and my prices are as low
as the lowest.
Dontforget the place, opposite the new
Bank of Hamilton.
.OBT. L I.
JOHN 1tITC1IIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
winetrAN, STAR
�, DEANS, Ja., WhNanAlr,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charges
Moderato,
J
OHN Ci7RISIE, WINmAAI, ONT.,
LICENSED kuerroNEEE ion THE COUNTY or
HURON
All orders left at the Trims office promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES IHENDERSON,
LRAM= AUCTIONEER FOR COUNTIES L-Unok AND
All sates attended to promptly and On the Shortest
Notion.
All necesModerate
arye arrangemSatisfaction
nts ca to belgmaodoet at the
Titus' 011100
ii'INOIIAM
DR. It. J. 1ttcASII,
ONT
M. 0, 3 oronto, Members College 11)y1101aAs and
Surgeons. Ontario.
131101 011 OWPAato
Morey to Loan on Notf:a.
Notes Discounted
A'11' nEASONA'E1,E RATES
Money advanced an Mortgages a ti pet cant w,th
privilege' of paying at the end of tiny 3002. Notes
and a0eoats collected.
itO$'ii', MolNNDoo,
1,,k.—g)1.14.114. DiO.
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