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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-11-03, Page 3W. C�t T. Us COLUMN. (coNiiuou ler TITh wrimu i LIiANcir.) "Fur Duel «iicl Houle and Native Land," Well Cali the, attention, of the mothers and sisters to the tact, that the woman's ()Mistier.: Temper. Union ot el at three hour,aArmes dnc, 'a rick street. All ladles are glade welcome. MondatQlofamonthlyveont , except whennotlherwise advertised, to which greeting we igrvite the public goncral,v. As the Editor has kindly glvon as part 0t his solid ite is of interest on all friendsof of the day to any of our numbers. Vote as You've Seen Praying. Josiah, put your slippers on, And cease your reckless chatter; I want to have a word with you About a little matter. Josiah, look me in the face; You know this world's Condition, Yet you have never cast a vote Hight out for Prohibition. I heard you on your knees last night Ask help to keep from straying; And now I want to know if you WW vote as you've been praying. You've prayed as loud as any man While with the tide a -floating; Josiah, you must stop sioh work, And do some better voting. We women pray for better times, Aud work right bard to make 'em; You men vote liquor with its crimes, And we just have to take them. How long, Josiab, rnust this be? We, work and pray against evil; You pray all right, for what I see, But vote just for the devil. There, now, I've said my say, and you Just save your ammunition, Ansi vote the way you always pray, For total Prohibition, Startling Figures. Depicting the. intemperance pt'e- ye/entr in Toronto, Col. 4Volfenharger, of Nebrdska, 'in an actcfr•ess in that city, called attention to what he term- ed "the startling figures" of the Police Court records for last year. ' They showed tt tot'rl of 8,991 persons taken before the Police Magistrate, of wbom 1,370 were under 20 years of age, and 603 were Children under 15, This, he declared, showed a monstrous condi. tiou of affairs among the young of Toronto produced by this .legalized curse, and said that if she is to main- tain her permanent position as the great moral city of this' continent she must look to the protection of the youth by stamping nut the liquor traffic. A powerful passage of the impres- sive and convincing address was that s dealing with the effect of the liquor traffic upon the laboring classes. He • defined it as appalling. The best authorities that we conldi consult placed the cost of the trail.; in Tor- onto at $3,100,000. The revenue from it was hot $60.000, so that $8,040,000 was squandered annually to the loss of labor and Iegitimate trade, as every dollar spent for liquor meant the destruction of a half -day's work for labor. The saloons of this city meant 1,500,000 days' work de- stroyed for the tailors of Toronto for the twelve monthe. In further dealing with the Toronto liquor expenditures, Mr. Wolfenbarger contrasted the amounts wasted for liquor with those devoted to the pur- poses of education and religion: that six times as much was spent for liquor as for sclrnole, six dollars to drag humanity down for one dollar to raise and save the fallen. He commented favorably upon the Provincial law for closing up the barrooms on Saturday nights at 7 o'ciock,as saving thousands of dollars for legitimate trade. What the prohibitionists desired, however,. was that, when the saloons dosed they should not open again until the reser. remotion morning, when the liquor, seller will be called up for ,judgment. The Voice : If the cholera should be quarantined,how much more should the saloon be quarantined, which, secording to Gladstone, produces more evil than war, pestilence and famine combined.. * * * Canada Citizen : The economic side of the temperance question is the one Whish will, perhaps, in the long run, appeal moat strongly to the greet mass of the people. The moral aspect of the question has been dwelt upon un, ill there seems little to say that is new, but if we could succeed in .cons wincing the average sober citizen that he bears hie full abate of the financial depletion and industrial loss attendant Upon the drink traffic every year, ite. doom would be sealed. Let all such become really aware of the drain upon 1sN' their pockets aa a consequence of the , 'bo existence of the license system anti but by u bet Belly "played onto" es an (Tsui a Poor Boy Succeeded, .Boys sometimes think they gannet 4l%rd to be manly and faithful to the little thins. The story is told of a. boy of the right stamp, and what came of his fnithfutness, • A few years, ago a large drug firer iaT New York city advertiser} for a boy. Next day the stare was thronged with applicarlt8, among them a queer -look- ing little fellow, accompanied by a woman who proved to be his aunt, in lieu of faithless parents by whole he had been abandoned. Looking at this waif, the advertiser said: Can't take flim; places all full; besides, he is too small. I know he is small, said the woman, but he is willing and faithful'. There was a twinkling in the boy's eyes which made the merchant think again. A partner in the firm volun- teered to remark that he did not see what they wanted with Buell a boy— he wasn't bigger than a pint of cider. But, after consultation, the boy was set to work. A. few days later, a call was made on the boys in the store for some one to stay all night. The prompt re- sponse of the little fellow contrasted well with the reluctance of others. In the middle of the night, the merchant looked in to r'ee if ail was right in the store, and presently discovered his youthful protege busy scissoring labels. What are you doing, said he. 1 did not tell you to work nights. 1 know you did not tell me to do so but 1 thought '1 might as well be something. In the morning the ier got orders to double that wages, for he is wilding. Only a week elapsed before a of wild beasts passed through streets, and very naturaliy every in the store rushed to witne8 spectacle, . k thief saw hie oppo ity, and entered at the rear doo seize something, but in a twin found himself firmly clutched b diminutive clerk efi5resaid, and of struggle, was cltpttired. Not was a robbery prevented, hut valuable articles tg,iren from other stores was recovered, When asked why he stay. ed behind to watch when all others quit their work, he .replied: You told Ice never to leave the store when others were absent, and I thought I'd stay. Orders were immediately given once more: Double that boy's wages. £o he is wilting arid faithful. To -day that boy is a member of firm. --Presbyterian Banner. INGJJA TIMES, NOVEMBER 3, 1893, Bovine .Blue Blood, f TIM NOM DOW PARR TII0li0UCII Ito 'r la0W f'ltICI;B, Brantford, Got, 2g,.. -.,',tree f Bow Park Farm of 901 acre Shorthorn herd were otl'ared for yesterday, There etas no elven the $30,000 Deserve on tlio but the stock •went without re at low Agures, 1fir, R. Davos, T:o, ronto, bought eight bead payitil; $1,- 420 for thea►, Be got Isabella for we40Q, for which $1,000 was refused a ellert tune ago. Messrs, Idinton, of Stratford, D. Fietcher, of Neat and J. McGregor, of Tilbury Centre, were the other principal buyers. In all 41 head fetched $4,700, When the late lion. George 13rown established the farm, years ago, he had in view the double object of endeavor- ing' to improve the standard of Cana- dian live stock and of humoring a olination for agricarltural life. 1-1 complished his commendable pur at a great financial sacrifice. course of time the spleolid pro which ho had acquired and intpr passed into the hands of Mr, ,Bro relatives, the Nelsons, of Edin By them the stock.hreeding operat were contiuned, under. the direc of Mr. Hope, and with such res that the produce of Bow Park OUR AUTUMN GIFT 1IZUiDS l • -ro Everyone of Our Readers. arses Awes 0118 i By'apeciaj ttrrangemeets with the pub• fishers we ars enabled to make every Cue baler of our readers the possessor of a lifelike ve on (portrait of the ace Wilfred Laurier, the serve' iItrParty oend Cut belayed 7,'hedportr t is Ldbarni horn the latent and hestphotographraw! the honorable , an et which and is etched in 11, 1(ke and sthor:ughad khly artistic teauuer. The enthusiastic reception which Ur. Laurier has received wherever be lots ao- peared is evidence of the great worth of the loan. He is the. pear of the great leaders Papineau, Brown and Mackenzie, who though they have ;mewed over to the great majority, still live in the memory of a yratefut people, Air. Laur•ier's portrait should be in the home of every Liberal in Can:oa. The portrait is printed rel ;Labatt of plate paper 18x24 inches and will nor be for sal', only enough cQllini being printed to n in- , supply souvenirs of Mr. lrturier's triurnph- 1, eel j edt�eampaign through the Dominion. posh '. n save our readers the cost of the a the picturebeing while sent to ini directly m the ly frCru the perry ! publishers, Pili out ten biauit below and t oved I send it to the publctll;ers of the irioture, wli's i The 1lontrenl fleretld Uo , 1Cnntreal, with burg, Sia cetl�ta iu 't,tanrpa to l,ay for packiu , mailing, etc. which will entitle you to re- rong 1 oeive one of the excellent portraits of the tion 1 most popular mean in the Dorniuoe. You sits j will be pleased with it. was known and sought after all over Can- ada and the United Slates. Tester. ay the cream or Bow Park Herd was doing disposed of u,rderthe auctioneer's;hare• Cfa&ll- mer, the farmers sed atocksmen came boy's from far and near in search of bargains, and they got them. show The heifers and cows sold numbered the 34, and they brought an average of hand something over $122 each, The sever, s the bulls realized about $77 apiece, rtun. r t0 A Cut's for Coughs. Tiling There is no remedy that rnakea as large y the a percentase of perfeot cures as Dr. Wood's ter. a Norway Pius Syrup. Io nearly every ease of coughs colds, asthma, bronehitis,boarse- only ness, croup, etc., its curative effects are rmpt and as log. Posioaed by Scrofula. Is the sad story of many lives made erable through no fault of their Scrofula is more especially than any of a hereditary disease, and for this simple reason : Arising' from,impure and insuttici- eut blood, the disease locates itself in the lymphatics, which are cotupoosd of white tissues;there is a period of foetal life when the whole body consists of white tissues, and therefore the unborn child is especially susceptible to this dreadful disease. But there is it remedy for scrofula. whether hereditary or acquired, It is Hood's Sarsaparilla, which by its powerful effects on the blood, expels all traces of the dis- ease and gives to the vital fluid the quality and color of health. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not acoept any substitute. A Great Sight. An electric: light of,40,000,000 candle poweralmost surpasses comprehension. Yet this great mass of light it; to issue from a lighthouse towel' on Peomarcti point on the coast of Beitteny. The beam will be seen twenty•five miles `.' before it strikes the horizon, acid after il,e that it will reflect on the sky for a i distance of thirty-eight mite'i farther. 1'1'lie largest light on the Coast of the United States can only be seen twenty eight miles in clear weather, mis. owe.1 her i A wooderfui new combination is ib. fdtark's JBBeadaclre, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, nice to take and perfectly harm, less. Mrs, Gaston, 22 Inehbury street, Hamilton, another well, known citizen testifies : "Hwing given B. Stark's Head. ache, Neuralgia and Liver .Powders a fair trial, I am willing to bear testimony to their efficacious effects: I have derived great benefit from them, having been a long bene n, suffer from headache, bilious. USSR and neuralgia. Mr, Alexander Mercer, well known contractor, Platrrtitou, says : "I have mush pleasure in recom- mending R. Stark's Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, as after x fair and protracted trial of the sane I consider thorn a .very valuable remedy for head- ache and biliousness, well worthy of the confidence of the public,and.far Surpassing many others of Considerable repute." Price 25 cents a box. Sold by all medicine dealers, Careof Shoes. Peva people give propo' ears to their shoes. They come in damp, tired, cold, maybe, and possibly not in the beat of temper, fling their shoes off impatiently, get into slippers quick as possible and sit down to rest, forget- ting that their shoes''t will be in a scarcely wearable condition by next morning. If everybody t would invest in a couple of quarts of good clean oats, and keep Them in a clean bag in the dressing room, he would have at band the means of putting his shoes into excellent order w'itii very little trouble and no_ costs to speak of. As $oon as the shoes are token off* lace or button bp and fill them about two.' thirds fall of oats, then tie in a hand- kerchief a parcel of oats as large as can be prasesd into ;tire top of the shoes to till the remelting 5paer•, and put the shoes atvrty utitti wanted. The cats absorb the moisture from the shoes, mid in absorbing it they swell considerably. Tlie constant pressure on the leather keeps tile shoe in con - slant shape and prevents that uncoil'. fortahle stiffness and rigidty always noticed when leather bas been wet. A little trouble and mare of this sort would save many pairs of shoos. Es- pecially is this useful where there are eiuldreti aiwnye running out in the dampness end corning in with went feet,—.Ex. Obstinate Cougft Cured. Cltl] had a very bad ugh wfh0 ill c (ell id net get ltdo Of, , sing B'itgyard'a Pectoral Balsall I d itt two or three days. - Itis the surest cough medicine 1 kilo* of. itc oiTects, and the )huge farce would �eu �i a. J'osrpn COMMIX, Goderioh, Ont. 1881 TEM COLTIVA.TOR 1894 aNTLEiltN COUNTRY TEE BEST OP TEE AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES • nnvorz r To Farm. Crops and Proteases, Hortioulture and Fruit -Growing, Live.Stoek and Dairying. While it also includes all minor depart. wentR of Rural interest, such as the Poul- try Yard,Entotnology, Bee-Eeeping,Greeu- house and Grapery, Veterinary Replies, Farm Questions and Answers, Fireside leading, Domestic .Economy, and a slim- wary of the News of the weak, Its Mar - keg Reports are unusually complete, and mueh attention is Raid to the Prospects of the Crops, as throwing light upon one of the most important questions --when to buy and when to sett. It is liberally illus- trated, and by regent enlargement, eon- tains more reading matter than ever be- fore. The subscription price is $2.50 per year, but we offer it special reduction in our OLtD13 RATES FOIL 1894. Two Subsoriptioneitt one remittance. 84 Silt Subscriptions, do. do. 19 Ten Subsorrptious, do, do. 16 larlo all new subscribers for 1814, pay Ing fu advaueo noty, we will Send the paper week) trete o y ur ren of t o f the r or • W nrtf ono e to 1%A unary 1st, 7904, without charge, S,peoitneo £"spies Free. Address, IUTHSI4'TUCKER SON, rabilshers, Albany, N.T. Sheridan's Condition Powder KEEPS YOUR C iFi Ci(ENS. Strong. and Healthy • Prevents all Disease.icsAtntopaldyyeohrulIo�ttgottsethr a cont 0o ekid e like Sample, tor 25 eta In Large Six SS, express io.zoumssseeS.Idass Sr'o in the lung-110331n�br virrs of the Pine ••.rnbiued with the seething and expeefera:a ,•. shelties of other pectora herbs and barks. .ei PENP Or CtfitE r -on COUGHS ANb COLDS" Hoarseness, Asthma Bronchitis, Sore 'thront Croup and alt THROAT, BRONCHIAL. and LUNG DISEASES. Obstinate coughs which resist other remedies yield promptly to this pleasant piny syrup. PRICE 200. AND coo, pen COI -Mc. 110Le ay 1L,- 6RUOalaYII. couZT'TY- VI/B1-338 1,0A1...• LO.A1v, On the security of Cultivated Farm, Interest six per 00ut, passed annually. Atry portion of the principal may he repaid nt'Any time the borrower wishev. All expencea paid by the (T011hty. No petsOtr swept the County Auditors allowed to see mortgages or to know to whorl money is loaned. Apply to WSt. lihl.nll:S Goderloh, AAug.stlr t110>. Co, 'treasurer tlOSkant COWAN, CLAIM OTn D/V. Cony, Co. ;l3'urtor, A Y A'CICT>:OI�Lk,lt, I$Sii B ( t OP MABIAGlll tICENSBS CaMkiestosrilre tit J1, , tf,, +:,To, vv seal eiste, filer. is - 1 A Blessing to Every Rouse/101d, HOLIOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT These rernedles havo stoed the test et any years oxperienee, and are pronouuced the he ta rarity' the blood,: correct all disorders of the LIVER, BToiaA0II, KIDNEYS AN invaluable inn -all complaints incidental to females atp-ail ag-esi. b0 S Is the only Tellable remedy for bad logs, sores, ulcers, and old wounds, FOR 'illlONCr31' TlfRoAT$, COUGHS, flows, GOUT, RrIEUMATIBM. GLAiiui,Alt SWELLINGS AND DISEASE'S' Saidlby all medicine VQ11dgr4 tbrroughqut Manufactured only 78, New Uxtord, tato 638, oxford str P Purhasers should look to the babel en the BOZOS and Po + not 03 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious, ts, if the addx H 0 LE MORBUS ALWAYS PROMPTLY CURED BY PERRY DAVIS' P141 N KILLER.. WINGHAM MARBLE WORK • MESS. VANSTONE BROS., of Kincardine have bought the Marble Business of Air T T Watson, formerly carried on h ;• w Smyth. Parties requiring; work in their line will do Well hy calling on thole or seeing: one of their agents bete purchasing. You 1.111 And our prices aro away dozen, 1•104' workmanship is unsurpassed, Wo will use n. but the very hest stock and 1r square dealing; hope to secure a liberal share of the public parsonage. Mr' T Watson, who has been running the business for the pest year, 41-111 ropresent us 00 the road. Call ani see 0114' stock acct prices. VANS -TONE SI OS. t Havea Very Bad Cough u Are Suffering from Lung Troubles. Have Lost Flesh through Illness, Are,'i`hreaten (1 with. Consumption. Remember that the r- ✓ , . IS WHAT YOU tEQUr(Ri _ •e•i r The Champion be E. mcOOLL'S Y L 1 c NU•FACTUI;E!) J3•Y r R 0 OIL, which car - lot 0I , 4.4Jis . f• '.:+ :141 Ask our dealer for `'Lardine" and, bewa3 Imitatj071w. HAS NO BQUAL FU SARI,; BY ALL THE LEMAN') DEALERS IN 'i'ti'i; QOUNT.R TISM NEURALGIA MUSCULAR STIFFNESS, 1111{� //ma�yy PAIN IN SIDE & LAME BACK IX LI L90 7HE "Ma MENTHOL PLASTER u i • HALSTED& SCOTS( , L Josephine Street • - W1igharl, Ort, J. A. Heteno,, 4 J. W. score, Stount Forest. I I.istowe Deposits Received and Interest allowed, Blaney Advanced to Farmers and Business Men, On long or short time, on endorsed notes or collateral security. Mae notes bought at a fair valuation, Stoney remitted to all parts of Oattada 411 reasonable charges. Spools' Attention Giver; to Col - looting Aeoourits and Notes. agents in Canada --'rho :lel Chants' -kw& of Canada oftled lfoura—yram D a. nr. to i p: err, A. R. S112IiI'fi, 'en the retaolal of WOrta SO of all , kinds d from r to h chi ldtea or adults, Usd Ds. 61411'14% G.iRtY AN WORM I.OZEtNOES, AWAY* erupt, reliable, etre and pleasant, requiringg no alter Medicine,. Never failing, Lave no bad aftek +(Dista, Potash MS °onto pith Da* WORMS 1. 1Tinloc?.,s all tiro clogged •avenues of ills Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carrying off gradually without weakening the Sys. tem, all the impurities and foul humor,a of the secretions; at the sarao time Cor8.- reeting Acidity Of the Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Dizziness, Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness of the Skin, Drops , Direness of Vision, Js .ui... I dice, salt Rheum, Erysipelas, sipelaa Ser°o- I Fula, Flutterin • of the Hear, veep - 1 wousnes�s, and General Debility z -all yythhese and many other similar Corr Taints yield BLOOD toho happy iniktonco of BURDOCKBITTpERS. Pot' Sate by alt balers. 1.1411,BUf4rt&CO,,Pro {xtars,TOoIto. CORNYN BROS', UNnERTA KERS, WiliTGUAIVI, ort.