HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-09-08, Page 2THE WINGHAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 8, 1893.
. ,ocking ]log feed pays. Let every
tug f , i�'5 man try it and decide for himself
' `�'
which is the best.
In wet seasons she flow of milk is
abundant, hut the fluid itself contains
COAL SEPTEMBER g,1003, less than its normal per centage of
solids,
Atter Breakfast
'What Flowers. Sleep. To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood,
g should flowers sleep ? asks
imt Lubbock in "The Beauties of
y and the. Wonders of the World
iu," Why should some
s oto so, and not others 1 More-
Irerent flowers keep different
Tne daisy opens at sunrise
o es at .sunset, its name, "day's-
' The dandelion (Leontodon) is
a open about seven and; close
hive ; Arenaria rubra to be open
]vine to three ; the white water
from
about seven to
ymphoea) r
the common mouse ear hitwk-
((Hieraeium) from eight to three;
'arlet pimpernel (Anagallis) to
at seven and close soon after
Tragopogon pratensis to open at
n the morning; and close just he -
we've,. whence its English name,
go to bed at noon." Farmers'
,n some parts are said to regulate
dinner time by it. Other -flowers,
contrary, open in the evening.
x, It is obvious that flowers which
ti.lized by night -flying inserts
derive no advantage from being
by clay; and on the other hand,
hose which are fertilized by heel
gam nothing by being open at
Nay, it would be a distinct
vantage, because it would render
liable to be robbed of their honey
ellen by insects which are not
le of fertilizing them. I have
red to suggest, then, that the
g of the Bowers may have refer
to the habits of the insects, and
y he observed also in support of
hat wind -fertilized flowers do
seep; and that many of those
rs which attract insects by smell, -
scent at particular
and give nerve, bodily and dtgestty
strength, take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Con-
tinue the medicine after every meal for a
month or two and you will feel "like a new
x w,,." Tlt� . ,..�.� ..� IIS,,: ':: ::..+...r . •i»l:
is proven by its thousands of wonderful
cures. Why don't you try it?
Hoop's Pius cure constipation. r They
are the best after-dinner pill and family
cathartic.
The Lakes Rlsin ,
The lake levels are rising again,
ig waters
From the period of lu„hest w to in
the seventies when the Si. Clair was
up to the string piece= of the wharves
along the river; and when a gust of
north win cent the water to the base-
ment doors of the stores on the river
side of Front street, the water levels
of the great lakes has fallen year by
year until it really looked as if the St.
Lawrence system was going dry. The
winter of 1891 brought the water to
nue ioweel, levet yet. reeurde.d. The
very lowest reading was on the 4th of
December of that year, when, accord-
ing to the register kept by Mr. Turner
at the Sarnia waterworks, the water of
the St, Clair stood 4 fast 9 inches be-
low high water mark. During last
winter it fell somewhat, but this spring
it took an upward turn agairi,and has
'n There ere R
as a
late been advancing. of
t
considerable rise in May, and, again in
June; and a measurement made by ?1r
Turner last week shows that the rise
during July was four and a half inches
the greatest gain for one month on
record. The rise of the water level
has been much more orapid than its
fall. It has risen two feet nieke inches
from the low water mark of December
1891, and is now within one foot, ten
inches of mean high water mark, and
within two feet six incites of the high-
est stage of water ever recorded.
Afflicted with Neuralgia for 50 Years.
To the Proprietor of the Great South
American Rheumatic Cure.
• Dina Sia,—For over thirty years I was
afflicted very much with Neuralgia and
Headache. Seeing your great SouTix
The "Business
t F Illy"—Boys
natural apti-
tude
e the
Many boys ltav1?
tude for business. They like to be
in the world and of the world, to
sharpen their wits against the wits of
others, to combat circumstances and
prove superior to • them. They are
fond of saying that they are "up to
the times," that they know a good
thing when they see it. They take
nothing for granted. Like charity
they prove all things.. They are active,
vigilant, ingenious and confident.
They are fluent in conversation, and
they endeavor to please. They have
naturally an alert; manner, and are
quick but careful in malting decisions.
They are apt to discover quickly the
more prominent traits of a man's
character.
Such qualities come naturally to
some boys. They go to make up what
is called the business faculty. , This
term means these five things: Integrity
good judgment, push and capacity for
observation. Those who naturally
possess these have every reason to
congratulate themselves; for with the
addition of one other requisite—prac-
tical knowledge of details, to be ob-
tained when the choice of occupation
is made—they have,the ammunition
ProgreSS1VQ £BlmOSky,
Ho was a vary down -hearted and
disgusted.,looking, boy with torn
clothes and rnwpled hair, and a few
suspicious bumps on his face; so I
stopped and asked. Mian what the
Id be
matter was, and whether I eon
of any assistance to him.
Naw, yer can't do nothing far me;
it's a business trouble, he explained.
Ah I have you lost your position 'I 1
asked..
Naw; and I wouldn't care if I had.
The president of our company is the
worst old duffer in New York,
Does he ill-treat you 1
Naw; he doesn't even know me by
sight; but he came into the office cross
as hornets tilts morning and climbed
up. the seer*cdtary's collar the worst you
ever see4fT
Butihow'id that affect you 1
ed
VU1 �v, don't you see 1 the boy all.
impat ;ently; the secretary hac1 to get
sour eomeltaw, so he jumped on the
q
cashier with both feet; and after the
cashier bad thought it all over and got
gdod and clad, he jumped oil the
bookkeeper, and the bookkeeper jump-
ed on the entry clerk, and the entry
clerk jumped on the bill clerk, and he
just sailed in and gave 'lie particular
rats. And there `vas no one for me
to jump on, so I thought I would go
out and lick a district messenger.
Well, couldn't you find one to 1ick1 I
asked.
Oh 1 I found him quick enough;bu t
I didn't lick him.
Why not 1
Cause he licked me.—Puck.
Meaning of Colors.
The Tiss:s and
The Tutus and
The Thins mid London Advertiser per year.. 1 GO
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LOOK
Thi
AMERICAN RnEUMATIC CURE advertised 1 White is lila. color of light, purity,
thought I would give it a trial—although I
did not think for a moment it was going to innocence, faith, joy and life. Black
do me any good after trying so many means mourning, wickedness and
remedies without benefit. i obtained a death. 1ted signifies fire, divine love
bottle from Aust l y t Drug Storgot great
this I and wisdom. Blue stands for heaven,
town, and I must say that I got Kreat relief ,
from the first few doses, and was so over, truth from a celestial organ, constancy
joyed that I determined to give it a good and fidelity. Yellow or Gold is the
trial and continued taking it, taking in all I symbol of the sura, or marriage and
six bottles. I can truthfully say that I faithfulness; in a bad sense yellow sig•
-
never felt so well since I was a girl, it bas
Arid omit their not only cured me of neuralgia and head-
thus Hesperus ulatronalis andache, but has also built up my system and.
j for the battles of commercial life. it I feel quite young again. 1 most cheer-
fini vespertine smell in the t makes no great eiffere.nee how humble fully girt, you this testimonial and consider
no; and Orchis pifolia is particu the start is. Many of the most sue- you are the greatest benefactors to suffer -
sweet at night.Ing humanity.
cassful business men—men who have I am, Dear Sir, YoursThankfully,
had their names known to half of the MARGARET BELL.
mercantile world --began their coma Witnessed by J. H. Chisholm, Druggist.
menial career as cash boys, or at the
cross-roads store, or on the farm.
Those who do not naturally possess
the five qualities mentioned, need not
be discouraged. The business faculty
may be acquired in a large degree, -
seats at their entertainments. There
and it may also be cultivated and probably never was a singer or actor
for
othe time
f
Youth is
Yo� nearly
d.ora pianist who was not bored nea y
molding; character, and nature is so I to death by these people, many of
kind to an ambitious, determined boy I whom had not the slightest claim to
that there is no telling to what degree I ask the courtesy they demanded.
A pianist who was pre-eminently
successful in his day, and that day
was not so far back either, was ' Rub-
A circular has been issued by the instein, who travelled nearly the whole
Education Department calling amen -1 wide world over, delighting people
tion to some of the more important I with his genius. He, like all others,
amendments to the regulations of the' was annoyed with requests far compli-
Educational Department. For some rentary tickets, but most of his time
time considerable discussion has taken) maintained his composure even though
LLOwAY's OINTMMENT AND PILLS
he best, cheapest, and the most
lar remedies at ail seasons, and
r all circumstances they may he
with safety and with the certainty
iris good. Ernptions, rashes. and
ascriptions of skin diseases, sores,
ationa and burns are presently
fited end ultimately cured by these
ng, soothing, and purifying
cements. The Ointment rubbed
the abdomen checks all tendency
ritatioa in the bowels, and averts
lioest and other disorders of the
tinesfrequently prevailing through
wanner and fruit seasons. Heat
s, blotches, pimples, inflamma-
of the skin, muscular pains,
Igie affections, and enlarged
i; is can be effectively overcome by
Holloway's remedies according
lace at Teachers' Associations and I justly irritated. It is told of elm tha
A Witty Answer.
Those whose mission in life is to
entertain the public are always pestered
by friends and acquaintances for free
of success he may attain.
Sigh School Entrance Regulations.
holy,
Best Coal Oil at 12 1-2 that week R. ELLIOTT
'�J PROPRIETOR AND PUIILlerfna
cents per Imperial gal- ___. _---.___._--_-.._____
lon, or a can containing _ R MACDCNALD,
the equivalent of five u
American gallons for
50c., exclusive of pack-
age.
nifies inconstancy', jealousy and deceit.
Green, the emerald is the color of
spring, hope, particularly of the hope
of immortality and of victory, as the
color ofthe laure land the palm. Violet
signifies love and truth, or passion and
suffering. Purple and scarlet signify
things good and true, from a celestial
origin.
e instructions accompanying every
just before one of iris recitals in Lon,
don he was accosted by an old lady in
the entrance hall, and thus addressed :
Ob, Mr. Rubinstein, I am so glad
to see you! I have tried in vain to
purchase a ticket. Have you a seat
you could let me have 1
Madam, said the great pianist,there
is but one seat at my disposal, and
that you aro welcome to, if you think
fit to take it.
Oh, yes 1 and a thousand thanks !
Where is it ? was the excited reply.
At the piano, smilingly replied
Rubinstein.
Live Stock Points.
iled down, the largest knowledge
t breeds of chickens is this :---If
want fowls for eggs only, get the
orns, you want to raise market
for broilers and roasters, get
outh Rocks ani Wyandottes.
heavy, general purpose bird,
Licht BrahiYfa is the breed. S
the poultry expert.
Gere cattle are housed in a warm
le at night, and turned out upon
and ice on a freezing day they
gold and get pneumonia mei con-
-ption just as human cattle do if
tad in a similar way.
evelop the fast walking gait of
t and farm horses. Much depends
his, and it can be educated into
vy horses. If a tithe of trouble
e taken to cake out the walking
of workhorses that the trotter
runner get the training for their
icular . movements, the farmer
d be well repaid.
reed worlt-horses for walking
Train a colt to walk quickly
tole the beginning without any
g.
fartner finds that skim milk is
30 unto fora hundred pounds
used to produce ]Cork at present
elsewhere with regard to the standard
for admission to the higg schools of
Province. It was contended by many
that pupils who were qualified to pass
an examination on the work prescrib-
ed for the fourth form ofpublic schools
should be admitted to a high school,
while others hold the view that the
whole public school course to the end
of the fifth form should be completed
in the public se boot, and that no pupil
should bo admitted to the high school
who had not passed an examination on
this course according to the new regu-
lations. It is intended to continue the entrance examination at the end of the
fourth form, as at present, until it is
seen that the higher standard of the
fifth form may be substituted.
Whether this can be done in two or
three years will depend upon the
number relatively who write for these
examinations, Should parents desire
their children to enter the high school
et an early age they shall be allowed
to do so if they pass the examination
at the end of the fourth form. Should
they,prefer their children to Continue
their studies in the public school. then
they will take the examination at the
end of the fifth form, and in order to
protect the child against loss of stand-
ing the regulations of the department
provide that pupils who take a higher
examination shall be entitled to ads
missionin all the subjeits of the ex-
amination to the second `farm of the
high school.
•.•og breeder has observed that
nsver eat their young at the time
when green food is plenty,
re'en fodder is scarce it can be
by turnips and the various
root crops.
ear Stewart believes in ccok-
WRBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
E„ tireiy New. - DICTIONARY
Abreast ofU,eTimes.
f! {.ra„d Educator.
A Short Weight Story.
`There is a little story going the
rounds, says an exchange, which does
not help to raise one's estimate of
hutnan nature. A. curtain baker in
business in a small town obtained his
supply of butter from a farmer in the
neighborhood. One day he discovered
that the rolls, which were supposed to
weigh four pounds each were not up
to the` -standard, and furtl et examina-
tion re'ealed a steady d'' inution, At .: '
last the alter lodgeoY"a formal com-
plaint st the farmer, and the
w64tFdMi89r�lI R9<I�IP��
plaint agar? ,
affair was brought before the court,
"I -lave 3100 an scales 2” enquired the
rnagistrato, i'< es," was the reply.
"And havti 'on weights ?" continued
the judo An answer this time in
the n ive given. "But how did
butter?"
weigh n tr but
ou
nu
Otoyour y
y t,
One Might reeently LI:Ir, Ilobt. Fox,
o£ Diem', got lip in hie sleep, and
American Axes, 50c. to 65
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $z.
per foot.
We to -day reduce our
quotations on Binder
Twine one cent per lb.
J. Ati. CLINE & CO,
Wingham.
c.
00
The successor of'tile a
"Unabridged.,,
Ten years were
spent revising, 100 0
editors employed, ,
and over X300,000
expended.
Rveaybody a
should own this
Dictionary. It an- ,n
savers an questions ,
concerning the ]his 16,
-
tory, spelling, pro- .a
nunCiat1a11, and `3
meaning of words. a
A. Library in .Itself it also gives e
, the facts often wanted concerning eminent t*`
l 1 noted ficti ``'s
•
WINGHAM
STUM PUMP VIORKS1
DUEL HOV7P$L
PROPRIETOR
WISGnAII,
JOSEPHINE STREET,
ONTARIO.
�](T B. TOWLER,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
—Coroner for County of Huron—
Office Upstairs, next to Mr Morton's office, Wing•
ham, Ont.
0f•rlox, IIoues.-0 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. m., ordtt
Residence, Diagonal -Street.
TIt. J. A. MELDRTIM,
LJ Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Gntario.
Ofticeand Residence—Corner of Centre and Patrick
streets, formerly occupied b1' Dr. Bethune.
wnNGIIAM ONT
I wish to inform the peopleof Wing -
ham
. n � that, ountr
elle c ,
ods
surrounding 7
ha
ma
I have purchased the Steam Pump
Werke lately owned by Mr. H. Clark, I
are prepared to supply all kinds of
Wooden, Lift, Force &ion Pumps
VANSTONE.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rates
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town
and farm property bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Block WINoI,Aot
And attend to the wants of the public
in anything in the Pump line.
As I have long experience. in the
business I guarantee all my work, and
if not satisfactory will refund the money.
I also deal in
ALL KINGS OF WINO MILLS
persons, ancient and modern;
tions parsons and places; the countries, Soft water cisterns made on short
1 natural features of the f
attended to.
'� his �orlris Invaluable litho D. SHOWERS,
'household, Wing'hanl`
fessional mau, anti self educator.
The Globe, Toronto, says:—
This
ays:
This new dictionary is the "best book of its kind i
M the English language. For every family, the �e
members of which have mastered the art of read- 0
Ing, its purchase will prove aproltable investment. 3
The Times, Hamilton, says :—
It May well be pronounced the best working dic-
nd
tionary
band the
echeapest
g s hooltand f in in Canada.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER, &c ,
Wingham Ont
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BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Etc., Etc., So.
lieitors for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
Town and
Farm, T
of t
1 ar
f Manitoba.
tnkin�� affidavits or,
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned on mortgage security at 07 per cent.
Money invested for priyate persons, upon the best
mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North.
west.
Office—Meyer Blocic, :tingham.
't' towns, and . �
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per cent, payable annually. Any portion of the
principal may be repaid at any time the borrower
wishes. All exhences paid by tho County. No
person except the County Auditors allowed to see
mortgages or to know to whom money is loaned.
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WEBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY
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UU L%I1 1 1'�I 61� tJ fl�rvu►r9
U N D ERT AKERS
aieleyd the magistrate. Then the 1
ftieTner related that ever since the r�
baker had taken his butter he had
returned the compliment of buying, 'N ERVris I NERVE BEANS aro a new hie•
'INR IIAM, ONT
TWO KINDS
OF
CUSTOMERS.
"17 while walking about fell and broke hisbread. The baker supplied him with
right arta and crit the side of his face
very badly. He got bath into bed
and knew nothirag about it till he
woke up in the morning and found
Ihimself diahgeted and unable to move
lain artn.---RAeorrrd.
for hogs. Ile says y
*gement the general feeder
h with raw cern 8 pounds,
meal I0 pounds, with boiled
taloa, with boiled meal 1,5
ei lisdoctorsper l
dodoubtwhatiler
four pound loaves, and he used thorn as
weights for hie butter. "Its is his
fault, not mine, if the weight is not
correct," added the farmer, who was
speedily acquitted and left the court in
triumph with alt eeoort of f i ;r as.
BEANS
WIDE
,KIND BUY
I
AWAKE
'FROM THE
City Fruit & Con
Because they can
right and up
ANOTHER
covert' that elite the worm eases of
Nervous Debility,'
Vigor andFailing Manhood; restores the
weakness of body or m(nd emoted
by overwork. or the errors orae
,,,,...�•..�. ceases of youth. This Remedy ate
whitely cures the ;nest obstinate cases when all other
TR8A3'MIttas here falledeven to here. otdhydrum.
gisbe at $t per package, Or six fer or sr*6 rash no
0O.,
receipt. of ,odd � for pamphllle AMES 8* I Ia.* ffi
Wlnithatrr, At. POAMfLTON.
DENTISTRY.— J S. JEitOME, \:1001100,
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
Vulcanite plates of the bestmaterial
ns cheap os they can bo got in the
— Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of tooth by the use of Electric.
it-- or Vegetable Vapor.
TAKE NoTtcE.—I will extract teeth for 25 cents
each.
OFFICE: In trio Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
fectionery Store
get goods that are
top�the
�ttinies.��,r
KIND ARE
Wm. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
Will visit Gorrie 1st and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
EAST ASLEEP
Taut they aro waking up to tho fact that
I can give them goods that will
Full lines lite
please them. o
Fruits, Oysters,Confectionery,&c
APPLES BV TIE BARREL.
'Q'CiIN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
W1�GnAM, ONTARIO
p. DEANS, Ja.,W0NGIIAM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charges
Moderate.
Agent for Parker's Dyo Works.
Canned goods of every description al-
ways on hand and my prices aro as low
as the lowest.
Mont forget the place, opposite the new
13ank of Hamilton,
ROB'S'. Lxs«
JOHN CURRIE, WINGHAni, ONT.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTT 00
HnROIT
All orders left at the TIMES office promptly attend
ed to. Terms reasonable.
FAMES HENDERSON,
Liman AticT1GNEER FOR COUNTIES HURON AND
BrucE,
All sales attended to promptly and on the Shortcut
Notice,
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Ouaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be glade at the
Tutors' office
WlN50Aoo ONT
•
DR. J. MCASII,
M. B. 'Parente, Members College Physicians and
Surgeons, Ontario,
BELGaAVR ONTARIO
Vtoney to Loan on Notes.
Notes Disco.lted
AT REASONABLE TtATES
Money advanced on Mortgages a r4 pet cent with
privilege
n i ilego el ayingtat the end of any year. Note.
nom,. 1KOINDOO
nearer Block Winghtmri, Ori.
W B T. U
(CONleet:T1;11 1lx Tn5
.aTrr;` lied rtnul2Tmn
wei'1'call the attention, r
to tiro Maes, that the Wo
mice Union meets 00000
sharp, lo0 one hour, at Dir
Acle street. All ladies ar,
We bold aanonthly gns
Monday of evory month
advez+tlsecl,--to which Mice,
u t
g
e c al1
v
As the .Editor has lclnd
spaoe.dor our work, we as
send hems of interest on.
day. to any of our member
Theodore L. 0
grogehop ought to
low fever and Asial
under ,quarantine.
legal proteetiou to
the issue not bo lie
sale—saloon keepit
saloon keeping for
'What Drink C
Rev. Dr. McKe'
phlet on "The Crib
lowing cal(mitt time
E. Foster's estirilat
consumers of the li
g Yr
edit in a single a
o
Canadian -macre
after passing throe
wholesalers and r
purchased by the c
age price of about
estimate was that
average the eonsun
gallon; imported w
imported malt lit)
and home lnanufae
per gallon. The t
according to the It
are then given and
plied:
G
Canadian spirits 3,5f
Imported spirits 1,0
Canadian beer 17,05
Imported beer 31
Imported .wines 59
Totals 22,1
Professor Mar
The great antro
many directions, a
Well as 'telescop
Mitchell had been
her physician orde
day she appeared
and trioaraa,pbantl:
packet, exelaianint
age which the Mi
use among Ithemse
What does the
l'rn sure I can't
Lager bet r.
Where did thee
quired her sister.
At that .greggel
plied tile slioraing
110 dear 14mria,
T
ventional member
thee know that la
a place ?
1 told the Iraan,
fent purchaser, tial
approved of his to
But, Maria, pr
thee is to try lage
couldn't thee let:
dozers bottles ?
Olt, one is enol
temperate reply.
Desiring to try
once the cork wa,
ing beer poured i
There 1` Ther(
before the tumbl•
shall navel' dri
How ranch do
she was asked in
Oh, about a t
was the absolute
Miss Mitchel
the beverage as f
drug, in which
tained by scie,
advocates. She
to subside, too
the glass down
It goes to my
touch it again.
rest, said she.
And she neve
brother heard of
her a case of tee
best Milwaukee
day stands cove
her sister's cella
Our T:
Are the main -sat
them are being
those who aro to 1
and leaders in eve
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united to strong,
children suffer ft,
in the blood that
ever grow up to 1
parents cannot 11
to express their;
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children. ,� rof
diseases of the bl,
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