HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-09-01, Page 7Longfellow Rovised.
.nava you heard the good old story
Oe the farmed New 1england women,
Of the trntltful, trophy woman
In Coiutotiolit residing :
Living by that grand old river,
Who clicl make an honest living,
Made a, healthy, wholesome living,
All byminding i
m 1 l g l el own business,
Firing off her mouth at no ono,
Giving her advice to no one:
Setting us a wisp example,
But an awful hard example
Which wo really mean to follow,
If we can keep up all our good resolutions.
Stub Bnds of Thought.
Freedom is not caprice, but room. to
•enlarge.
Self-control lies at the fouadatiotl of
the character.
In thankfulness for present mercy,
nothing so becomes us as losing sight
of past ills.
Kindness is a tender consideration
toward everything which God has
created.
honesty is the straightforward per-
formance of every duty and every
Action as conscience dictates,
Not to do boner to old age is to de-
inoliah in the morning the liouse where.
in we are to sleep at night.
In estimating a life or character,the
question rarely turns on the correct-
ness of this or that opinion held,
Courage is coolheaded strength of
will and purpose, ready for dangers
and difliculties whatever they way be.
There are many persons who do not
know how to idle their time alone ;
they are the scourge of those who are
occupied.
A. few books, well studied and
thoroughly digs;sted,ttouriah the under-
atandi for more than hundreds gargled
in the mouth.
Some things, after all, come to the
poor that can't get into the doors of
the rioli, whose Money somehow blocks
up tbeentrance-way.
If we.see to it that the roote of char-
acter are pure, healthful and strong,
we may rest assured that its fruit will
be sweet, wholesome and )ibundaut.
The gratest secret of getting au well
with the world, a secret which few
have learned,is to know when to speak,
and especially when to beep still.
Knowledge is a rotnfortttblo retreat
and shelter for us in our advanced age;
if we do net plant it while young. it
will give us no shade when we are
grown old.
How quietly flows the river toward
the sea and yet it always reaches its
destination. This is a point to remem-
ber when you are trying to "rust.
things."
'I'rutll is like a clear mirror, which,
when it is not cracked or tampered
with, gives a tree image ; but when it
is, distorts and gives a wrong, expres-
• Sion to the ol,joct reflected.
Our ideal can never be too big for
us to look up to and approach, but to
expect to roach it at a single leap and 1
to abandon it because we do not is
worse than folly—it is ehe death of all
moral progress.
You are to go the road which eon
see to be the straight one; carrying
whatever you can final is given you to
carry, as well and as stoutly as you
can, without making faces or calling
people to come and look at you.
Oue of the first lessons that a young
Man should learn is faithfulness to "
duty and • trustworthiness in .smart
matters. slaving these, the fouctdae
tion of prosperity is laid ; and, if to
such characteristics are added a dee
termination to become absolute master
Of the business and the capacity to
grasp the various requirements, the
highway to wealth and standing; is
well laid out.
Oft in Peril.
�ires of children aro often endangered
by sudden and violent attacks of
cholera, cholera morbus, diarrhoea, dysen-
tery and bowel cowplaiuts. A reasonable
and certaiu preeaution is to keep Dr. Row-
ler's Extre t as Wild Strawberry ahvisys at
hand.
Some Dainty Broakfasts.
'Wives who do their own Booking
are not to be criticised if they consider
eaeo rather than daintiness in the pre-
paration of their meals, for all the
laborsaving appliances which they
can command and with all the plan-
ning and forethought of which the
feminine brain is capable, there is
still enough to do. The dishes .riven
below, although dainty, are not difliw
(stilt to make; indeed, involve no more
troublo than steak and potatoes, er
Irani and eggs.
Batton talc' Swot rotato$a.—Fr i
tyro or Owe* t, in ralibere of breakfast
THE t
�V1�17rJL!$t�.�t TIMES Ll�l'�B�E{dYal'a R y4�vle►
bacon for enuh member of the family ;' B:ow to I ave a I'Leasttnt Visit. f R1rs. Alulo;tr.y-. \Jowl.•, the stridor a
l t
ay of a hat dislr alta. fry ..Biala slices suethe t ! i 1
i 'a).' Ias ;,,Ct Witte+1 ' n t ll'
of sweet potatoes in tile drippiug. i POINTI'D AND n1181137.40 I' CC1)STION5 TI) bade, tilt. \/s hpt x....,
Ne ai&U'r 1
.Brown on Motti tildes; heap in. the mid- ' UUEses AN)) JI^sTIsaa, t, ll pm ilnt rat trx,l3 tl,e. I:ut,r e,hrlet'tt
die of a dist. and lay the bacon around
it.
Creamed Oodfish.--Boit a pound of
cod ' e
fltilt t ..seri from the �. t le twiddle so its to
get a solid cut. in the following way :
Put it on in cold water, let it conte to
the hoiden point slowle, drain and
cover again with cold water; let it
simmer Veby slowly until tender—tiny
salt fish or meat that is boiled rapidly
will be tough; drain the fish and then the trtLvelr'r.
flake it with a lark. TUis should be "Make yourself atiltonte," but
done the day before, The next morn- tea much 80.
ing make a asuce with one pint of milk, 1n miuietering to the guest do not
two tablespoonfuls of butter and one neglect the family.
of salt; lay the fish and the one cup of Pt+)'forth to the customs of the house
Meshed potatoes; mix it through with I ('specially as to men's. •
a fork and serve as soon as hot. I Let no member of the family ititrude
Scalloped Fish.—r'repare as ab•tve, in the guest chamber.
omitting the potato; ilii the little shells Do ►tot make unnecessary wade fur
with the mixture, sprinkle with others, even servants.
crumbs, dot with batter and brown in Be courteous, but not to rho extent
the oven. of surrounding principles.
Poached Eggs with Velvet Sauce— Do not gossip; tbero aro better
For six eggs take half a pint of good things in lite to talk about.
chicken or veal broth woll seasoned, When several guests are present,
thicken it slightly and meantime poach give a share of attention to a11.
the eggs; lift them with a skimmer .Introduce games find diversions, but
each upon a square of buttered toast, only sac' as will be tigr'ee•tbie.
and pour the sauce around. White Better simple NO with pleasure
salt&.. may he substituted wlieu the then luxuries with b annoyance and
dish becomes poached eggs with cream worry.
gravy, or you may use brown gravy of Have a comfortable.'
any sort. Tomato sauce poured over 11ess adapted to the no Is and tastes of
poached eggs laid on toast snakes a the guest.
most delightful and savory breakfast. A guest need n e accept every
Miner, with Eggs.—The very tiniest proposed eutertainweutli he should be
bit of minced haat and tongues moisten- considerate; of himself and of his Host.
ed with a tittle cream and spread over Let;ru the liked and d slikes of chose
the bottom of a baking dish reveres who are to be entertain ea, bot not
itself into a savory breakfast if one through the medium of au imperative
egg for each person be dropped on the ettc.eenislil.
mince and the dish placed in the oven
herd En often 1 e
Avoid eontrovea'ty and nrgutuent, • _
Do not inutl0pel1Zq tray good thing. Vtnbearable 4:-10:ay.
1)u not overdo 1 t .
t to .halt. r of .titer- I t r .itttc days I cut;;"crctl se;verEiy from
t a1 n.nen t.
Do not make a hobby of
int' • 'ties.
personal
oat
room in reads,
until tate eggs net, Ask 'Roux* Fre ds
Who have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla what
A. wonderful new combination is R. ! they think of it, and the replies will be
Stark's Headache, Neuralgia and liver positive iu its favor. Otto .las been cured
powders, lice to take and perfectly harm- I of indigestion and dyspepsia, :Mother .Buds
it iudiapeusable for sick lteadaehe, others
report remarkable euros of scrufula, salt
rheum and other blood diseaues,sttil others
will tell you that it overcomes "that tired
feeling," trod so en. Truly, the best ad-
tieo i11 recinlrneuding theta to those whove rtislug which Hood's Sarsaparilla re -
suffer from headache. They have been cams is the hearty endorsement of the
used in our family with the most satisfac- army of friends it has won by its positive
tory results,' giving almost immediate re- rnedloival esti..
lief. Mr. John H. Glass, of the well-known
firm of Glass Brothers t5 Co., London Pot-
tery Works, writes : I have given your
Heartache, Neuralgia aecl Livt Powders tL
thorough test, and find they nAver fail iu
grving almost instantaneous relief. I have
much pleasure in recommending them as
being superior to anything I have , ever
used. i.'rice,'25, cents a box. Sold by all
medicine dealers.
less. An, Ale,atnder Itumsey. of the Iw-
perial Bank, Welland, writes : 1 have
much pleasure in testifying tc, the excel-
lence of R. Stark's Headache, Neuralgia
and Liver Powdere, and have no hesita-
Wise Words.
'1'1.v3 been of a then isolckr than his
head. --Ziegler.
Progress of Railways in the United
States.
Frnui Poor's Manual for 1898 we
learn that the total teugth of track
existing tit the close of 1892 was 175,-
223 miles, for whiuh the aggregate
liabilities of the various eulnpauies
was, in round numbers, el`;v'eu Thous-
and and eighty-nine .millions of dollars
011,O89,000,000). The airs regale
amount paid for operating expenses for
1892 was eight hundred and forty-six
The flow er of meekness grows on a rnillious six hundred and thirty-three
stem of gram—Montgomery, thousand dollars (i 846,683,0OUj. The
Only persons of firmness oar, have total trafiiu receipts were one thousand
ug e•
roti„t> rlc.n.rSs.-.-
Rochefoarauld. two htluured and flats minium of dol -
It is tt beautiful necessity of our lars ($1,205,272,023), aud the net
nature to love something.---Jertold. earuiugs "$358,636,5:3U, The number
Of paesengers eat•ried was 575,758,1378,
Choose rather to want less than to
want more,—Thomas a Ketnpis.
The weak may he joked out of any-.
thing but their weakness.-'Ziunlner-
mann. -
and of freight 749,331,850 tons.
Out of this nearly two hundred and
thirty-three uitllcons of dollars were
paid for interest, and a little over
eighty three tnilaious went for uivid-
Even in war, moral power is to ends.
physical its three parts out of four.— The aggregate rolling dock at the
Napoleon. close of 1892 caan its follows : i.Ntluit.or
Every absurdity has tt champion to ui loeothotives, 85,754; Passenger ears,
defend it, for error is always talkative. 25,321 ; baggage cart,, 7,900 ; freight
—Goldsmith, cars, 1,198,862.
It is impossible to mentally or Rebecca 'Gvilkiusvu, of I:rownsvalley
socially enslave a Bible -reading people. Ind., says: "I had been in a dictresse,
condition, for three years from Nervoud
ne:ss, Weakness of the Stomach, Dyspepsia
and Indigestion until my health was gene.
1 had boon doctoring constantly without
relief. 1 bought ono bottle of South Ant- i
erioau Nerviue, which done me more good I
than any $50 worth of doctoring 1 ever diel i
iu buy lite, I would advise every weakly
person to use this valuable and lovely rem-
edy," A trial bottle will convince you.
\Varrauted at Chieholtn's drug store.
•
If you really want a man tt' keep
cool don't tett him to.
—Horace Greeley,
The end crowns all, and that old
eontulon arbitrator , Tim e, will one day
end it.—Shakespeare.
This is the divine law, that virtue
only is firm, and cannot be shaken by
a tempest.—Pythagoras,
Let friendship creep gently to a
height; if it rushes to It it luny saran
t'ilri Itself out of breath. ---Fuller.
Philosophy goes no further thau
probabilities, ttlirl in every asdt'.rtiun
keeps doubt in reserve..--Froude.
narkwell's Bronchial Balsam Will en realty Cough
Cold, Bronchitis or Asthma.
A wothan call be held by no strong.
1)o not be tedious, and, above nll,do { er tie than the knowledge that she is
not attempt to be clever at the wrong j loved.
place arid time.—Oat:herine 1.I.
Everybody says that gentle birth is
an accident,, and everybody treats it as
an achievement. ---•Neper .13estint.
Williams' Royal Crown llentedy, 'neatest euro on
earth, guaranteed to cure genera! Nervous Debility,
ltttetunitlsm, Neuralgia i'aratreis, etc,
Nothing is more difficult than to
1 caboose a good husband ---unless it be.
Eiabtts aro to the soul what the 1to choosy a gond wife.
veins and arteries tyre to the blood--
the courses in which it inoves.--Horace 4 recent arivet'ti retntiut in a ,;outitry
13ushhell, i paper reads thus : 3.+'or sale, a terrier
Say irothitig good of vollrseif, you 1 dog, two yours old. Will eat anything;
will be distrusted ; say nothing bad of I very fond of children. Apply at this
yourself, yott will be taken at Soar, oillee.
word.'--Joeepl► Roux. 1 RIt19u1(A1'TSItt 001)50 IS A DAY,-- Seuth
American Rheumatic .Cure of Rheumatism
I,ngiisll Spavin Liniment removes all and Neuralgia radically tures in I to u'
hard, soft, or calloused Lumps alit .dein days. Its action upon the system is re
blies froom horses, Blood iipaviu, t barba, markable :butt inysterious. It removes at
liplinte, 1I.ing Ilona, Sweeney, Stifles, oneo the cause of the disease ilnmeditttely
hprains, bore land swollen Throat, •Coughs, disappears. The first dose greatly
ete. Have 5511 by oat of one bottle. War- ; fits, 75 cents. Warranted at Chislrolm's'
rented by Chisholm's drug storf. drug Moro.
summer comLp,laint, nnrihleg elaVe IVO re-
lieve and 1 kept getting worse until the
pain ivas almost uub:iarttbie, but utter I
rl taken the first doSe of Dr, Fowler'.,
xtract of Wild strawberry f toned great
'lien anal it slid not fall to cure nue.
tVal.:l', (an i, Wilfrid, Ont.
She: If you coni bear her then why
did you get engaged to her r Re : Well
you eee, we had sat out three clanoos,and
1 could not think of anything else to say
and she accepted.
The Four cardinal leeints.
Tire four ca.rt]inel points of health are
the storui.ch, liver, bowels mud blood.
Wrong action in any of these produces
disease. Burdock 131oot) hitters new upon
the four cardiuid points of bealtlt at one cheap as the cheapest,
and the satire tilrte, t) regulate, strenotheu
t4 iul learn, Juuo 7th, 1898.
SH1NLES SHINGLES,
Just to hand, tt oar level of No. 1
(41ar
which we will sell at, prices thee defy twee.
petition. Also, first class
NORTH SHORE SHINOL S'
at $1.7Z; per Square,
quality guaranteed.
All kinds of
Dressed and Bough Lumber, Lata.,
Barrels, Wood, Ike
kept constantly on haat.
RAINING AND MITCH/11G DONE
rr
and purify, thus preserving health and re.
moving disease.
A boarder at Kennebunkp ort writes
us that she stent to the circulating li-
brary and asked if they had the letters of
Jane Welch Carlyle, and received the
reply : You will get them at the post -
office,
)1y5pellUa, Cure&
us'rr.anax,- I was troubled with dys-
pepsia for about four years. 1
noticed no advertisement of Burdock Blood
Bitters, so T started to use it and 5001
found that there was nothing to equal it.
It teal, rust three ho1li , t,t effect a perroet
cure 10 my case,
1i'2,).1lr:n,, \Vilteham, Out.
A man intru e.'l Inti an .rihnlnn's
cabin the other (lay. l: ,tat do you want,
asked PM.. Nothing. was the visitor's
reply. Then you will tind it in the jug
where the whiskey was, said Pat.
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For Over Fifty 'Lreaels
Ax cr.n Avg Khat, -Ta um tallowy.—Airs. win
slow's S,.othir'. Spun has Nunn wits) for o^er fifty
years by millions of Im:t!w •s for their ehittron white
teethins, with lerfeetsue..el,v. It soothes the child
softens the elms, allays all pain. cares abut voile.
rani t i 11sbest Meer -1r far Uiavr'h+ctt. Is ),'Cowl,t to
the taste. Soh. be th'lureists in mery lett t of tie:
Voda. Tntattt••lire tent+, r', unttie. Its 'nine 1s
inealoulahle. fir stun nod sok for Mrs, Winslow's
Soothing' N rap, and take no ether
Host, nervous about the effect of •hit,
guest's wooden log upon the polished
floor—Hadn't you baiter cotno on the
rug. major ? Yoe Tight slip out there,
my boy. Tho major. -Oh, don't he afraid,
my boy. There is lio Clanger : I have a
nail in the oud of it.
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