HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-09-22, Page 2THE WINGUAM TIMES, SEPTEMBE11i 22, 1893.
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AY, SEPTEMBER 22,18`J3.
ll ox Revenue Only.
cinservativer; tell you that
In tri rt,fertn the protective
t the lines of protection. The.
tell you that we are going to
t on the lines. of freedom of
Tht^ Conservetives pose as the
of loyalty. They are loyal
east in their language; but
R them example, i of from the
, but from the laid on the
e of the Linc, I, lip the leader
iheral party, slain'. also to he
nun, but my loyaly does not
elf any hoots. It. uo
e8 not
t itself everywhere] But I tell
take our example f%'otn Great
We are told by the Governs their own orgaiifthat we
le sincere because" we cannot
edam of trade in this country.
that we cannot have freedom
in this country the'same way
ey have it in Engand, For
ears to come we wi l have to
r. revenue by costo is taxes,
ie same time I tell y u that at
moment we can ri'form our
the lines of free rade. I
be Government of t e charge
• are levying duty n t for the
f filling up the treataury, but
to wive an advanta4e to some
manufacturers. i object to
y, and I assert tbalj no duty
levied, and no d>'it.y will be
len We have a I:1 'era) Ad-
iatt at Ottawa; ext pt for the
of the Governor ut of the
There is this difference
the Government c Canada
fl the future Gove meet of
hen the Liberals ar returned
a day which 1 see coaling,
do not pretend to be a pro,.
t they levy duty not to put
nto the pockets of sissies,
we claim that not one cent of
'ould be. extracted from the
f any titan except that money
the treasury at Otta*a. This
ad distinction bet een us
tell you that the n xt battle
ht is to be fought ' on that
Hon. Wilfrid Laurier at
-et.
Don't You Know ,`
ve perfect health you must have
and the beat way to have pure
take Hood's Sarsaparilla., the
purifier and strength builder.
II taint of scrofula, salt rheum
ierhumors, and et the same
gtip� the whole systletn and gives
d
ILLS may be had by mail for
Hood oz Co., Lowell, Mass.
ke Use of Your Pen.
ays beet not to take auy-
ranted in eases; of bargain -
When you make a bargain
ne in a trade, bbr with auy-
o matter with whom, it is
ve an agreement in writing,
leave anything in doubt or
arrangement. - How often
son say: "Well, I suppose
o the job for so "end-so",Wren•
sum. "Dh, 4s for that,"
person addresiaed, "I cannot
l,but it is of n consequence;
the price,we' not disagree
And upon the a ambiguous
bargain is cons uded.
of 'settlement coirhes,and lo!
is nearly double what was
Remonstrance ensues, but
nae ; the answer only is :
is as low as it was possible
; the work has been very
e, and required far. more
I imagined it would ; no-
bles done it cheaper, and
I can't make any reduc-
alder these circumstances the
tint be paid at once, or a
ollows. The number of per-
greenients and law suits
r in this manner is beyond
We say, therefore, take
eare in making bargains to
ns,•in doubt. Let the terms
g, and on no account allow
be imposed upon by such a
ion as, "Never mind --we'll
e about
noyances which arise from
endings created by the
very of verbal messages
byiated if the sender of the
lel writea few Imes. Learn
ofyonr pen. 1t is always
send any message what -
oath of the messenger,
if the communication
than a single idea. If
tends to throe doghouses
d obt+noea to one that it
is not delivered correctly. The bearer,
tilroul;l' Ilia anxiety to be useful,or his
stupidity either tells too much or too
little, or by his tone of language gives
quite a different signification to the
message. The lack of a little attention
in a matter of 'this nature often leade
to serious confusion. The way to
avoid such troubles is to write a note;
the writing of a line or two will be
sufficient to make matters clear,
Gives Good A ite:
GENTLEMEN, —I think your valuable med-
icine cannot be equalled because of the
benefit 1 derived from it. &lftor suffering
from headache and loss of appetite for.
nearly three years I triedB,B,B. with great
success. It gave me relief at once, and I
now enjoy good health.
Mrs. MATTnF.w Sewn, Dungannon, Out
Household
$eeipes,
STEAMED -APPLE" PUDDINGS.
Mix up a dough with one goad of
flour, one pint of sour cream, one tea-
spoonful of soda, and a little salt.
Slice the apples and put ,hem in a pot,
Put enough water in Io cook the
apples. Roll the dough. out so alt to
cover the applesclosely;i ake an open -
log in the centre of the d ugh, so as to
let tho steam escape. Wien done the
dough will be raised up beveral iuches
thick, Eat with sauce. t.
PEACH SWEET MCI, LE,
Pare peaches that are'nearly ripe,
weigh them, and put in',a porcelain
kettle with half their quantity of sugar,
a pint of vinegar to each po<ind,cloves,
allspice and cinnamon, and(cook them
until the syrup looks a title thick.
To a peck of peaches twelse cloves a
teaspoonful of allspice and one of cins
namon will be sufficient. r
EGG PRESERVER,:
Put one-half pint of slt, one pint
of uuslacked lime and three gallons of
soft water into a six•gallon vessel ;
mix well and let settle. Put the eggs
in slowly so as not to crack any. If
any rise, take them out -as they are
spoiled or stale. Fresh eggs will al-
ways sink. If you put in fresh eggs
you will certainly take out good ones.
This recipe has been used for over
twenty years and never foiled but once
when the quantities of lime and salt
were reversed. The abot'ie is sufficient
for twenty-five dozen of eggs.
TO KEEP PLU318.
Select perfect plums, which are riot
too ripe, and fill a large crock, putting
them in carefully so as not to break
the skins. Then cover- them with
water, which must he poured ou boil-
ing hot, and turn over: them a plate
which will sit into the cluck easily,
allowing none of the plums to raise
above it. The water should be level
with the top. licep the crock in the
cellar and cover it with a board. A
scum will raise on the 'plums during
the winter, which helps Co keep them.
When wanted for o use scald them pour
off the water, add more, and stew
until tender. Sweeten to taste.
Looked Like A Skeleton.
GENTLEREN,—Last summer my baby was
so bad with summer complaint that he
looked like a skeleton. Although I had
not much faith in it I took,'a friend's ad-
vice and tried Dr, Fowler'sExtract of Wild
Strawberry. He soon got better. I truly
believe it saved his life.
Mrs. HanVErSTEEVEs, Flillabu rgh, N.B.
An Unhappy Mian.
Harkina found Snooper standing at
the door of a large dry good store the
other day with itdeep scowl on bis
faee.
What's the master. Snooper ?
Confound this rain !
It won't hurt you. Run for a car.
It won't hurt me, but my wife is in-
side the store.
That's all right. She's dry there.
She can wait until the rain is over.,
That's just the trouble,. She went
in for a moment to get a paper of pins
or some other inexpensive purpose.
Now it's going; to rain for an hour or
two, and she'll stay there till its over.
Well, what of it?
What of it ? It's easy to see you're
not a married man. Why, my dear
sir, she'll overhaul the entire stack in
the store, and goodness only knows
what she won't•buy. Great bcott,man,
this rainstorm will cost me $50 at the
very least 1
And Larkins went on, leaving
Snooper writhing his hads.-<)=1'arper's
Bazar.
ltneniu lsyr CURD IN it DAY, --.South
American Itheumatic Cnrelof 1theuniatisni
and Neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3
days. Its action, upon t system 1$ re
markable and mysterious, It removes at
Once the cause of the diae, e ttnmediately
disappears. The first do greatly bene-
fits, 7d cents. Warranted 't Chisholm's
drug store.
People who are alwa�l
generally pay about doub
they got.—Milwaukee Jot
scheming
for what
nal,
Position During Sleep.
Almost Avery one has a.favorite posi-
tion, during sleep, and no 'end of them..
ries ante beliefs are indulged in on the
subject of too proper position, location
and general conditious for that sleep
"that knits up that ravell'd sleeve of
care." Many physicians argue that
one should cultivate the habit of sleep.
isle on the right side, especially if ate
has indulged ina full meal late in the
evening. The food makes exit from
the stomach ou the right side and it is
for this reason claimed that position is
more f,ivnr. hle tri digestion -einem
effort. This is ituporcant, as all of the
faculties and functions should have
a certain amount of greet, and in no
way is this as easily; attaniable as
duringthe is hourR of sleep. Other
authorities say that ort should always
lie on the back; but th a are excellent
reasons why this is nt wise. The
weight on the stemacti and its eon -
tents rests upon the spate, which often
effects the nerves. Sooie severe cases
of insomnia have been•cured by the
habit of sleeping on the tface. This is
easy to do ; and is the most comfort-
able position if one dispenses with the
pillow. One young mail, who had
exhausted all the skill of the doctors,
fell into the habit of lying on his face
with his right arm under his head,,
which was turned slightly to one side.
By this change natural rest soon came
to him, and he entirely recovered,
Whatever position one may choose to
take, a little practice will make it com-
fortable, and the experiment is well
worth trying.
HOLL0IVAY'S PILLS.—G-ood l.)igess
tion,—Holloway's Pills a`'e universally
acknowledged to be the selfesst, speeds
iest, and best correetive fbr indigestion
loss of appetite, acidity, flatulency,
and nausea are a few of tyle inconvien-
ces which are remedied f with ease by
these pnrifying Pills. They strike at
the root of all abdomijial ailments,
they excite in the stomach a proper
secretion of gastric jui;�ce, and regu-
late the action of the liver, promoting
in that organ a copious supply of pure,
wholesome bile, ,to neces'eary for diges-
tion. These fills remote distentation
and obstruction, and from their harm-
less composition are peculiarly well
adapted for delicate persons and young
children; whilst casting out impurities
these excellent Pills strengthen the
system and give muscular ;Ione.
Worth Reading.
MR. Will. McNEE, ofd St. Ives, Ont.,had
IYt eleven terrible running sores and
was not expected to reopver, all treatment
having failed. Six bottles of Burdock
Blood Bitters completetely restored him to
health. Druggist Sanderson, of St.Mary's,
Ont., certifies to these facts.
Chemically, the apple is composed of
vegetable fibre, albumen, sugar gum,
chlorapbyl, malic acid gallic acid, lime
and much water. FOthermore, the
German analysts say that the apple
contains a larger perePntage of phos-
phorus than any otherfruit or vege-
table. The phosphorus. is admirably
adapted for • renewing i the essential
nervous Matter—lecithin — of the
brain and spinal cord. It is perhaps,
for the same reason, rudely understood
that old Seandinevian traditions rep-
resent the apple as the fruit of the
gods, who when they felt themselves
to be growing feeble and lnfirw, resort-
ed to this fruit for renewing their
powers of mind and body. Also the
acids of the apple are of 4ignal use for
men of sedentary habits,f whose livers
are sluggish, in action; these acids
serving to eliminate from the body
noxious matters, which4if retained,
would make the brain heavy and dull,
or bring forth jaundice hr skin erup•
tione and other allied troubles. Some
such an experiences musti have led to
our custom of taking apple, sauce with
roast pork, rich goose, an4 like dishes,
The malic acid of ripe apples, either
raw or cooked, will ne reline any
excess of chalky matter en endered by
eating too much meat. I is also it
fact that such fresh fruits s the apple,
the pear, and the plum, when taken
ripe and without sugar, diminish acid-
ity in the stomach, rather than pro-
voke it. 'Their vegetable sauces and
,juices are converted into alkaline cars
bonates whieh tend to counteract acid-
ity.—Medical Age.
rtatkwon'a Bronchial Balsam Will cureany Cough
Cold, Bronchitis or Asthma.
One characteristic ofgood old Elijah
was his raven-ous appetite. ---Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
loather Everything I say to you
goes in one ear and out the other,
Little sort (thoughtfully) le that
what little boys has two ears for,papa?
Ludy— I wish to select a pet dog.
Dealer—Live in the city. I suppose,
mum. Yea; I live in a flat, '.then I
Would •adviee an Italian greyhound;
mum. No matter how rnuelt you feeds
a greyhound he always stayer narrow
Wanted. sz B0Y.
A jolly boy.
A boy full of vire.
A boy who scorns a lie,
A boy that despises slang.
A boy who call say "No."
A boy who is aboveboard,
A boy who saves his pennies,
A boy who will never smoke,
A boy with shoes always black,
A boy who takes to a bath tub.
A boy who is proud•of his big sister.
A boy who has forgotten how to whine.
' A. boy who thinks hard work no disgrace.
A boy who stands at tab head of hisofass.
A boy who does ohoresk without grum-
bling.
A boy who believes than an education is
worth while.
A boy who is a stranger to the street -
corners at night.
A boy who plays with all
ing play hours.
A boy who listens not
fromany one.
4 boy who thinks his
mothers is the model.
A boy who does not know m
the rest of the house.
A boy who does not think it
to mix praying and playing.
A boy who does not wait to be called a
second time in the morning.
A boy whose absence from Sunday -school
sets everybody wondering what has hap-
pened. •t
"I beg your pardon, bu!
you played second base, die
"Yes sir." "Baseball
choir?"
You want those shoes shi ed? asked
a t;ity Hall boot black of a an with
enormous feet. Yes,of tour e. Well,
you'll have to pay by the ho u•.
Som,t one has discovered, or thin Lis
he has discovered, the skull "f Sopho-
cles, andProf. Virchow has b en asked
to examine it. This phrenol.gical ills
vestigation is a great.' houo for the
professor, but be isn't a bit •rniptious
about it.—Philadelphia Ledr,.r•
is might—dur-
to unclean stories
moth
r above all
;e than all
consistent
you said
you not?"
or church
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person except the County Audit
mortgages or to know to whom
Appy to t
Goderloh, Aug. 8011802.
Farm, Interest six
ere the borrower
tho County. N0
s allowed to 856
nonev Is loaned.
. HOLMES
CO, Treasurer.
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This Will InteresttEvery
body!
;
We are selling
Best Coal Oil at 12 1-2
cents per Imperial gal-
lon, or a can containing
the equivalent !of five
American gallons for
50c., exclusive of pack-
age.
American Axes, 50c. to 65c.
each.
Crosscut Saws, 45c. to $x.00
per foot.
We to -day reduce our
quotations on Binder
Twine one cent per 1b.
J. A. CLINE & 'CO,
Wingham.
WINGHAVI
STEAM PUMP 1ORKSI
ANL HO%EI
PRORRIETORI
• I wish to inform the pe le of Wing -
ham and surrounding coup ry, that, as
I have purchased the Seam Pump
Works lately owned by M H. Clark, I
are prepared to supply all kipds of
Wooden, Lift, Force & Ire Pumps'
And attend to the wants ofi the public
in amything in the Pump line.
As I have long experie ce in the
business I guarantee all work, and
if not satisfactory will refun the money.
I also deal in
ALL KINDS OF WIND MILLS.
0"Soft water cisterns made on short
notice.
Orders by mail promptly at ended to.
D. SHO S ERS,
fnghane
TWO KIND
OF
CUSTOM RS.
WID
E AWAICE
KIND BUY FROM THE
City Fruit & Confection. ry Store
Because they can get goo s that are
right and up to the ti es.
ANOTHER KIN ARE
FAST ASLEEP
$ut they are waking up to the fact that
I can give theaa goods thea will
please them. Full line's of
Fruits, Oysters,Confecti tnery,&c
APPLES BY THE iARREL.
Agent for Parker's Dye V) rks.
Canned goods of every dq cription al-
ways on hand and my price are as low
as the lowest.
Dontforget the place, app 4 ' ite the new
Bank of Hamilton.
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e thna� (uuc
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