HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-02-23, Page 7THE WOW:LAX TIMES, FEBRUARY 23,1894
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atztatiBB HE WHAT I IrliVE DONE, 1 Plillosapluoal Co‘z,itatiorm, ITACtoliig an Insult. ' It ray. to Rave Tool 81104,
-iv 'tip Red away 1ko tile dow of the morning, I Sallie people might es Well be Craze; ColonelGilbertrierce, the late Miw' Every Diviner ought to ban a shed
mr mid swam from the earth to its home in . they Iwo no enee. ister to Portugal, once picked up in bis
the tune • Brel'y OHO believer; in Mende Until he lady Wii0 et00d, be$ttas 111.101011 tO Stow machinery over
sot
So /et mit steel nway, gently and levingly,
arms young winter, but not every farmer has one,
Only remembered by whit, I have done, , Ws blid opeasKiii tO try thew, ting at the coiner of tho ateet m and often we see the plow and bar -
I It is caid that n man either becomes n an illaillT111. Village, unable- to cross it rew, the wagon and the Blower,
Irly manes and my place and my t oMb it
11 f001 or 0 phi 10S0pller lit 40, beeellISO a shower bad filled it with a exposed to the weather all winter. If
forgotteii, .
The brief race of time well and patiently : The thoughts tleit dieturb men most 1rushing torrent of waterfarmers could only be made to under -
I un, never enter rewoimin'ts head. •• • I • T.1e Young 1 ludY mi ul ° without stand th
that e negk•ct of machinery
. 1) itt d
f30 let ins pass away, pence:Piny, silently, 1 l protest Wbilie the Colonel strode gal- i
4s more destrnetive to it than all
Only remembered by whet I have dope, I The trouble with bluffing ia that some lttlitly through the torrent until he the use they give it,' it really seems
men are foolish enotigb to fight.
Yee, like the fragrance that wanders in i
darkness, 1 When a man has an axe to grind, he
When the flowerthat it came from are : generally wants to nee his neighbor's
olosed up and gone, 1 rindstone '
So would I be to this worlcl'e weary dwel. 1 '
lers, When people attempt the habits of
Qnly remembered by what 1 hilAie done., Angels it is very easy for them to disgust
ordinary medals.
Needs there the praise of the love -written
record, 1 When a man realizes that he is not
Tho name and the epitaph graved on the famous, he also reflects with a good deal
stone? I f cam 1 P
The things thee we have lived for, let them ; °- ---P-a,.eney that he it not &ad yet.
be oer atory;
We ourselvea but remembered by what I Bh9matism mCured in a day,—Sopth
Ameran Rheumatic; Cure of Rheumptism
• we have done.
i andNeuralgie, radically ouree in 1 to 8 days.
. • Its action on the system is remarkable and
X need not be missed, if my life has been mysterious. It removes at once the cause
bearing. i of the disease immediately disappears, The
(As it summer and antumn move silently first nose greatly benefits. 75 cents.
• on) e ' Warranted at Chisholm's drug store.
II"' The bloom and the fruit and the seeds of ,
• I Out Men of the Future. ,
1 shalt still be remembered by • what I 1
'its season;
have done. Betel ehould not consider it manly to
use profane language.
need not be missed, if another succeed
me, ahoy ought not•to hold others up to
To reap down those fields which in spring ridicule anywhere.
I have sown;
by the reaper, pensity of playing tricks.
He is only remembered by what lie has They ought not to read dangerous
)le who plowed axed who sowed is not missed They should not indulge their pro -
done.
books and papers.
Not myself, but the truth that in
have spoken,
Not myself, but the seed that in
have sown,
Shall pass on to eges, all about me for-
gotten,
Save the truth I have spoken, the things
I have done.
life 1 They ought not to interrupt others in
life I their conversation.
Neither ought they to deceive their
teachers or their parente.
'So let my living be, so be my, dying,
So lot my name be, unblazoned, unknown;
Unpraised and unreissed, I shall still be re-
membered,
Yes, still remembered by whet I have
done.
All Three Cured.
Buys should not smoke, for it injures
their nervous eystern.
' Boys should not backbite others. it
is wean to do so.
Boys should have tbe greatest ppssible
horror of intoxicating drink.
Boys should shun evil companions as
they wou Id demons from below.
Boys should ever bear in mind that,
God's eye is upon them always.
41•EIL mixer:um, WITH HES WIrit AND MOrfralt-
Boys should continually struggle to
•xr-etw, CIIDED Or CONSITHPTION BY DODD'S
SIDNWS: PIUS —TRESS TILLS BiTTSR sues overcome bad habits.
ORDINARY CATHARTICS. Boys, cultivate self-respect; you are
Toronto, Feb. 10.—Neil McKeehine, a men of the future.—Orphan's Bouquet.
'popular barber of this city, has been a
-sufferer from chronic constipation for years. i • The Pine Forest.
He used Dodd's Kidney Pills andnot only The piuo forest* yield up their healing
-obtained immediate relief, but a permanent virtues for the cure of coughs,00lds,00tlini
ta,
•cure. His wife and mother -in law • were brouchitie aud ;lore tbroat iu the •pleasaut
'similiarly afflicted, and used these pills pret.oratiou known as Dr. Wood's Norway
with tho Searle results. Ordinary °ether- Piue Syrup. 25 and 500 at druggiste.
I'tics give only temporary relief and leave •
thepatient worse than before using them. 1
tics, their peculiar action on the liver and I will, when said in down right good
kidneys is such that the causes of °midi- ,faith, says an exchange, is the most em-
pation are permanently removed. Theses phatio and declarative sentence in all
pills are manufactured by Dr. L. A. Smith
& Co. Toronto, and are sold by all dealers, the world of language. You can tie to
-or will be mailed on receipt of price; fifty 1 will, feeling absolutely sure that at no
cents per box, or six boxes for $2.50. - 1 time are you likely to be given away.
A modified promise or assent amounts to
LISTOWEL. 1 but little, fur in the very nature of ex-
,
' pression, it may mean something or
The local hockey club is arranging for nothing, so you are kept ,in a state of
et
series of matches with Stratford and constant, anxious doubt. A. positive
• Mount Forest, ' no is a better way of putting the fact
J.W. Scott has been unanimously re- 'than a half yes. To know 1.he worst and
-elected chairman of the High School then provide for it, is always an econ-
board. He reciprocated by tendertng omy of one's individual resources. I will
the members an oyster supper. ' goes forth to conquer. It burns the
At the conclusion of the last regular bridges all along tts lines of tharuh, for
znonthly meeting of the Public School it, recognizes no retreat. Succeed or die
Boarci3Ohairman Brook and Secretary ' almost invariably brings success. It is
'Binning invited the members to partake your faint heart which never wins the
of an oyster supper. • lady. To be up and doing with the assur-
Att he last regular monthly meeting twee of the victor is to win the tield, how -
1, of the Listowel council, R. T. of T., the ever obstinate the foe. I will is the
following officers were elected for the soriptural faith in objective forrn, which
present term: P. O., T. Seaman;S.C.,T.H. ' remove3 the mountain and casts it into
I
Willoughby; V. C., 0. Wrathalla S., the depths of the sea. What this world
T. Male; Chaplain, A. Gray; F. S. '2,, G. most need is a positive, aggressive action.
W. Bitton ; Herald, R. Settinan; Guard, To fight it out on this line if it takes all
A, Hardman ; Sentinel, W. H. Binning; summer has in it nothing of surrender.
Power of "I Will."
While Dodd's Kidney Pills are not °ether -
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cposi. e . an e talkie on tIlo op- , as if they W011111 AL shelter for it
she then said, indignantly, "ttre you can be built in a day, Intel any fame*
aware that you have insulted mer 'who know, how to nse a saw and
posite sidewalk, with d y feet. 'Sir!' RS S0011 ars possible. .k cheap Ord
"rwas,not aware of it," replied hammer can build on. The know -
the colonel; "but seeing that you are 'ledge that tools can be found When
right, I beg to make amends."8° S. wanted to use, is worth more in a
saying, he picked up the protesting year than the cost of:the shed, leav-
damsel and restored her to the PIM ing out all other conaderations. A
M here be had first made her ac: good share of, the proffia of the ordin- i
(Illaintance.. ary farm is wasted in making good I
the loss which comes tomachinery
Boottonty ad Stkin4th, from gross negleet in taking care of
Valuable vegetable remedies are used in it, and this can be etit down in a
,surprisher deo-rec.: with little expense
and labor. If you have no storehouse
provide a shed for farms1 maehinery,
and viten you have built the shed,
seeithat all the machines are put
under it at once, and make an inven-
tory of all the tools in it. ,
the preparation of Hood's Sarsaparilla in
such e, peculiar manner as to retain the
full medics,' value of every iugredisnt.
Thus Hood's Sarsaparillue • combines
economy and strength end is the only re-
medy of which 4,100 Doses Ono Dollar" is
true. Be euro to get Hood's. .
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Hoov's PutLecure Nausea,SickAHeadache,
Indigestion, Biliousness. Sold by all
druggists.
t
The Albion Hotel, Stratfprd, was
damaged by fire on. Tuesdair morn-
ing. Fully covered by insirance.
• !,
English Spavin Liniment reenoves all
• hard, soft, or calloused.Lumps died Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavip, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone, Sween, Stifles,
Sprains,Sore and Swollen Throat' Orraglis,
etc. Savo $50 by RAO of one bottle- War-
ranted at Chilerollife drug store.
Observe. the effects of rag. on those
wha deliver themselves hp to the
passion., A
i .
Itch tin 'Inman arid horses ill all 11r11 -
male cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. These never fails. War-
ranted at Chisholm's drug store.
He that will . watch providenees
shall never want providences to
watch.
Representative to G. OE,T. Male; Alter-
nate, T. Seaman.
The town council of this town has
decided to raise the hotel licenses tto
1$300. This is an increase of $70 over
last cur.
Lt. Col. D, Campbell, of this town,
has received a commission from the
Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M., of New
Saudi Wales, appointing him their
representative to the Grand Lodge of
• Camel', and conferring upon hitt the
reek of Past Grand Warden In their
lode*. The commission is engrossed on
parchment and signed by R. W. Duft,
Grand Master, and Arthur H. Bray,
Grand Secretary, Sidney, New South
Wales,
Bad in sit hours.—Distressing Kid.
no and Bladder diseases relieved itsix
hours by the "Great South American Kid-
ney Cure." This great remedy is a great
surprise and delight to physimane on ae.
count of art exceeding promptness lit reliev-
ing pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part a tit' urinary passages in nude
and female. ,.c roliaces retentioti of water
*ma pain in piessieg it almost immediately.
If you want quiek relief ea cure this is
your remedy. dold at Chisholm's drttg
store,
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Inseams All Others.
nEAR S1nS. Yonr Burdock Blood
Hitters excel" all other medicines
that I ever used. I took it for billioue-
ness and it has cured me altogether.
NVM. \Valour, Wallaceburg, Out.
The New York Observer offered
reward fog a. comp!lation of twenty
of the "sweetest words in tlp English
language." As a result pf , the con-
test it secured the following list of
words arranged in the order +of their
popularity: Love, mother, hope,
home, peace, faith, friendship, father,
heaven, charity; truth, sister, brother,
joy, rest, kindness, prayey, friend,
mercy, purity, •
• In Every Case.
In every Case of dyspepsia., where it has
been fairly tried, Burdock Bleed Bitters
has performed a complete cure. B. B. B.
cures where other remedies fail.
A movement is on foot looking to
the incorporation of Chatham as a
city. The would-be baby city will
bo into v %vowl nog wo.e.," 11•
isn't rfluetksbie sl.61.11 thlIlk
they wenhinwo up lieo Lir Sr(' Ilf4
Maio live.
f
The 0,46mow
., km, fie,i,i•
eel n: !inure ro rottjt., i.lify 0 lo, 44Intiit
of •bince
der 1 whip gt (he ntral pilln
io.
'lint to lei the beet 1,,itet peseta nutpre
did not ex tee a eipo or() ty.„)-1,. th.„.
yowl, wi i mases $300,000 w,,rilt, The
price lest 1.ilir WO. 10 iwais a !amid.
the. yeer i4, will tie low..,,, t.robialay
foot coo.
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when BetM
ty was ak, vro ewe, h r Ca *
stor.
Mon she rasa child, she eriei ri for Castorid.
When she became Msh
iss, e eliTg to Castorls.
. 'neuritic badChildren,sltegavithenteastoria.
To B
lien k 0011iffillet tit WindSOF
%'i' 111 :1 ''j tuatt.e,-sio ie' $20 which
thev Mint to thepose (Ifgheitp. is
snide from the qiutrtere iif tour $20
bide lied tie% twen clevierly spilt and
rillartered, one, querter henig need 11I
tlic mew hill, 11111011g $100 of
$80
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fisliZeWS42.42.44t404.00.42vtitr,6,
The -Wonders of the English Langu- When we assent that
age Illustrated.
The construction of the English I
language must appear most formib-;
able to a foreigner. One of them
looking at a picture of 11,4111110er of
ships, said : "See what • a flock of
ships !" He was told that a flock of
ships were called a fleet, 'and that a,
fleet of sheep was called a ilock; and
it vvas added for his guidance mas-
tering111 the intricacies of our language
that "a flock of girls is •called a bevy,
and a bevy of wolves is called a pack,
and a pack of thieves is called a gang,
and a gang of angels is eated a host,
and a host of porpoises la called a
shoal, and a shoal of buffaloes is call-
ed d
a her, and a herd of.,ichildren is
called a troop, and a trepp of par -
ridges is called a covey, end covey
of beauties 18 called a gafaxy, and a
galaxy of ruffians is called a horde, '
and a horde of rubbish., is called a
heap, and a heap of oxercis called a
_drove, and a drove of blackguards is
called a mob, and a mob of, whales is
called. a school, and a sehotil of wor-
shippers is called a congreation, and :
a congregation. of engines is called. a'
corps, and. a corps of robbei*is called
a band, and a band of loeuseis is called.
a swarm, and a swarm of people is '
called atrowd."
News Items.
Hotels in Listowel are to be limited
to fiVC, and the licouse raised to
000.
An agitation is on foot in Walker-
ton. for the organization of a liew 111-
stwance c,ompany. •
Montreal nail makers are on strike.
'They would not stand 15 per • cent.
reduction M wages.
be 0110 hundred years \old this year,
The Grand Association of the Pat-
Important to Worktaginen.
rons of Industry will convene in To-
Artizans, mechanics stud laboring men ionto on Tuesday, Feb. 27th.
are liable to midden stecidents and.injuries,
n
as well as pailful cords, stiff joints andthe final game for the Ontario
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lameness. To all thus trotibled wet would
recommend Hagvard's Yellow 011. the Tankard the Toronto Granites de -
bandy toul reliable pain euro, for outward feated Dundas by four shots.
and intermit use
A prosperous farmer named Wil -
In severe paroxysms of coughing ,liam Burns connnitted suicide on
from whatever cause, a tablespoonful Wednesday night by drowning him -
of glycerine in hot milk or cream' self in the Credit River, near Bramp-
will give speedy relief. ton, Ont.
• The Beat Tenths.• .
T110 employes of the Kingston
I will is the trump card that takes the MILBURN'S Quinine Wine is t
for weaknese, debili
trick, so that he who holds it may know leek of etrtoniceugth. It is an appetiziu
that booed play alone, and make a march of tee highest merit.
every time. I will not only appropriates
. o a personal way the present, but it A very important decision wasAt the meeting of apple buyers and
says its outstretching hand upon the given last. wee by JudgeBritton
future and secures it with all that it has of the drainage court, in the case of exporters of Ontario held in Toronto
1 f tl. t , i i f m . on Wednesday it was kcided. to
he b°96 cotton mills have had dal, wao—
ty and bth
g tout° eut down by 10 per cent., and the
works have been closed down for a,
1 week or two for repairs.
1 in store. I will is the fulfilment of the the appea o le , om ns i ps
sea, and Gostield North front an organize an association for the
promise, for it carries witkit the rightful
I •
Obstinate CoUgh Care. . assessment each township was liable Chas. Chamberlain, of Toronto,was;
hal tough .
in favor of Merge& and Gosfleld fore the police magistrate en two
r1agyarde Pectorml Balsam I Was curad
cough medicine I know of Rochester will have to stand the (4. perjury. Ile was sent for trial on 1
Dodd's
RARAW4eteti
Kid f• ey PiHs
wvvvvvv.
Cure Backache, Dropsy,
Lumbago, Bright's Dis—
ease, Rheumatisin and all
other forms of Kidney
Troubles, we argil backed
by the testimont of all
who have used them.
TIREY OGRE TO STAY funen.
By all dogrests or mail on re!'cipti:d price,
So coins. Dr. L. A. Smith tit Lk., Turunto.
NEGLECTED
ago
MpLda
tgbqkg
SAFELY AND SURELY WO BY
Allen
Lung alsam.
cAvEATS'TRADE MARK
COP)(RIGHTS.
CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT? For a
NillagittsZg..a4:1=7.1.7,1rniglliryyfteeng
ropnerience In the patent business. °mann:Ica-
' foriatirgicYcZaViiiinLiAin tAgRAINZ'alt:
itli'llaTefAttirceA411.antlitL?g""ine'"-
Patents taken through Munn k CO. receive
ZULlalrietrcoeuilbt:Irdvaigetr,gr;i7g.I.
• out cost to the inventor. This splendid °fp:mere,
' issued weekly. elegantly illustrated. bas byfar th
largest circulation of any scientific work in the
world. S3 a Vear. Sample soma sent free.
Building Edition. monthly, S2.50 a year. Single
copies, 25 cents. Every number contains; beau-
tiful plates. in colors. and, photographs of new
houses. with plans. enabling builders to show the
latest designs and seonro contracts. Address
MUNN & 00.. NEW YORE, 361 BROAUWAY.
Sheridan's Condition Powde).
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London, Clinton, so., s.se ••
DE% ill COLLEGE,
OSHAWA.
An Ituditutieu where neue but boarders
are admitted; has been ruunitig about 14
years.
Employs a very Efficient Staff
of Ten Teachers.
SCHOLAPS ARE SOLD,
peribracing a full course; yearly, including
40 the English brdnelies. Sciences, Frettelt
and German, Classics Music, Drawing,
Crayon Portroit. Oil Painting, Ornamental'
brs lichee, ith Vocal and Elocution, ip
Classes, at remarkably low rates. '
This Institution draws students from
Toronto, MOtitroal, OttAWS. mid the towns
and rifles from Canada, as Well as from
New York, Chicago and -other cities from
the Milted States.
For particulars acid reee,
MISS D. A. HEED, Secretary.
Oshawa. •
KEEPS YOUR CHICKEN.
Strong and Healthy.: Prevents all Disense.
It to itty4olutelq uro Til Illy one I trttt .1 }i „it
ggitim,intaig dx.eggi:..iki•r kind Is it
t" Lair.f7
1`3:2611VoiTo.itiEgazguirikr...4,J:
' as.sessment levied on a draik by thelprovement of the system of carrying , . .. • ••
claim to the preiniee.
• township of Rochester. 33v the
on the business.
GatrttenEN —I bad a very About $3 794. The judgment is
arraimned at Winnipeg Thursday be- i
hich I could mei get rid of, but by using
iii two or three days. It is the surest tInd consequently the township of charges, one of personation and one! :
J'oeara Gomm Goderie'n, Out. W11010 expense. Tr;
R. M. Ballantyne, the celebrated writer Pain -Killer. • The testimonial
of stories of adventure, died in Borne on berne to the efficacy of this valuable
Tuesday of last week. Medicine are sufficient warrant its
• be barred from I introdneti011 iota every house. Our
White horses aro to
I • 1 t f Ito ll
I be without a bottle of it for single
peror Wilke that in a war white horses
110 military service in Germany• . The em- 1
)1111011 18 Would be especially eoggpietions boo/m(381hour. In flesh wounds, Relies, pains,
of the use of smokeless powder, and lames, &e,, it is the most effeettiai
would afford an (may took for the iremedy we known of. A Ile. bottle
enemy,
i will last for a long thne, mid its low
Take IC. D. C. for sour stomOm% it within the reach of all.
ach Price
and 813kheadache. '—News, St. John, Que.
both charges.
1: POWDERS
The usuai fortune of' complaint is'
to excite contempt more than pity.
Few razor -straps are better than
those made from a remnant of old
leather belting' that has revolved long
beneath the dripping of oil from
machinery. A razor first. strapped
1on such a strip of leather and then
upon a piece of calfskin is easily kept
in good, order.
• CUM SloOK NE ADAOHENenglgip
PAtexc 26 0iNrs Ar 0
. .
Pltio'it !tem
test, Patinae
in 20 minturss, also Coated
afloat mt.
ness,nniunsness, Pain in the Side, Constipation,
• Torpid Liver, Bad 13reath, To stay Cured and
regulate the bowels. VERY NIO TO TAKE.
stoi*O4
11earsteli
4p. HO 41111.”-.1
Sold by druggists or sent by 11q.i1.
PROF. SCOTT,
MUSICAL LEADER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
gives Private Lessons in Vocal Training; both in Staff
and Tonic•Sol•Fs. Notation. Open foroneagentents
tor Concerts or church meetings. Terms moderate.
Apply a
MRS. II. MORROW'S,
Parick 81 Wingharn
JOB PRI1T1Nq,
-rxetuDING Books, Pamphlets, Pesters, Bill
Goads, Circulars, ae,execuelni in the best
ovie of the art, at moderate prices,, and on short
notice. Apply or address
It IiiLLIOTT.
Totes Office, Wingham.
3iNL 0? I-IAMILTON
WINGHAM.
Capital, $1,250,000. ]Rest, 050,000.
SritAtiv.
Vice-President—A. G. ii.tmsAY.
DIRECTOR:. -
'men ettostoa, Gs). Rosen, 1Vst GINO; 2,1 P, A. T.
Woos, A. G. Lim (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TtnteituLt,.
savings Bank—Hours, to to a; Saturdays,
i. Deposits of 51 and upwards received and interest
Slowe
Sp. clal Deposits also received at current
ratts 01 intere.t.
ro, efts Great Britain and the nutted States
bout ht and soldl
B. WILSON, AGENT
B. L. marmNsoN,
solicitor.
B. Gil 1V1 I N CS
Begs to itithnate to his nu inevona ewe
timers and others that he intends
ITI ving to tilt' :48114 lately used
as a bunt 0011 shoe store
Two Doors North of Post Office
„1.ere will be found a large stock of
Musical Instrum.ents,
Sewing Machines,
Washing Machines
and Wringers,
with all needed repairs.
Alpo a full line of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
GENERAL STATIONERY,.
Steers will be opened nu Saturday, aly
29th,
GIVJ ME A CALL.
1. B. Cr.IIIMINGli
lee, aT. Usteltirse.Warren. 2Sth, '03.
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