The Wingham Times, 1894-03-16, Page 3•
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Tim wimitiAm TiMES, MARCH 16, 1894,
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W. C. T. U. COLUMN,
(commenD pitsSc51)
Ma Grid and iiinne.and Natio, Land
in only mix 1flunieipalities---13rock-
vi1le, Chatham} Port
Hope, Sudbury and Rat Portage.
, There are, in all, 808 municipalities
in Ontario, and hi 528 of them no
shop licenses are issued,,and in 185,
or nearly one-fourth of the whole
number, ne liquor licenses of any
kind are issued. The local option
law prevails in 12 municipalities, in
which, formerly, 28 licenses were
issued.
The figures show that, oven under
the existing law, public sentiment is
doing a good deal towards reducing
the number of drinking places. Since
the reduction conintenced the jail
records S1101YS that there has also been
a corresponding decrease in the
number of commitments for drunken-
ness,
Well call the attention, of the mothers and rosters
o the!fatst, that the Woinatt's Christian Temper -
ave. Union meets evert. Monday at three o'clock
sharp, for one hour, at Mrs. fielm's residence, Pat-
rick street. All McBee aro made welcome.
Ao the Edltor has kindly given NH part ol hi$
passefor our work, we ask friends of the cause to
NOW Rents of Interest on all moral questions of the
day to any of our membere.
The Rum Curse in, Europe.
The thirty-fifth report of the Re-
formatory and Refuge '11111011 states
that in Groat Britain and Ireland
145,000 persons are every year com-
mitted to prison as drunkards, of
whom 112,000 are men and the rest
women. An English paper, from
statistics taken from the press of the
• United Kingdom, reports the records
of murders of women by inebriated
husbands since Jan, 1, 188% to Jan.
1, 1891 to be 3,004. In a late
debate in, the German reichstag it
was'stated that there are at present
11,000 persons in hospitals and insane
asylums who are suffertng from /de-
lirium tremens.
A World's Temperance 50impaign.
MONSTER =SAM OF, HE wounsr's
• CHRISTIAN 71ERANCE UNION
AGAINST V39 ... IN ALL COUNTRIES.
New Yrft,. March 3,-1,4 World's
Womo Christian Temperave Un-
ion s been preparing during the.,
I seven 'years a monster polyglot
• petition against legalized.vice, te be
.presented to all the governments' of
the world. Lacly Henry Somerset
and Miss Willard have been. appoint-
ed as the deputation to convey this,
petition to the different governments.
The petition itself has now reached '
the - unprecedented length of more
than two million signatures, and. with
the attestation of certain great
societies, not less than three. millions.
A first-class steamer is immediately
to be chartered, and a party . of ono
hundred will be organized to accom-
pany Lady Henry Somerset and Miss
Willard in this remarkable crusade.
Dr. Lunn has arranged With Mis
William Pipe,' the chairman'ssecre-
tary- of the World's. Parliament of
Religions, to act as managing secre-
tary to this expedition and to accom-
pany the party around the werki.
The. crusade will commence at. the
annual convention of the World's
Women's Christian Temperance
Union,to be held in the United States
next October, The American. dele-
gation will then proceed to Washing-
ton, • where the polyglot petition will
be presented to the Government.
Leaving New York on October 24th
the American contingent will join the
British contingent. The crusaders'
steamer will leave London. on Satur-
day, November 3, arriving at Naples
on Monday,. November. 12. A
visit will then be paid to Rome,
AthenS, Jerusalem, Cairo and alt the•
principal cities of India, Ceylon, •
Siam, Australia, China and Japan.
The eastward. circuit of the world
will be'completed with a trip across
the Pacific. -It it intended at' a later
date to present the petition to the
• northern and central Governments of
-Europe.-
Ontario's Lickior Licenses. I
,SOALM INTERESTING FACTS AND KG-
unE4 IN REGARD' TO THE NUMBER
ISSUED. .
In his budget speech in the Legis-
lature, on the Oth instant, the honor-
able Provincial Treasurer .inade the
following statements regarding the ,
liquor licenses in Ontand : The
Provincial. Treasurer received $294,-
517 from licenses in 1893, which was
$240 less than the receipts of the
year before. Than . were 3,195
licenses issued last year, which was a •
falihig off of 365 in four years. In1
1875 ono license was issued to eaeh
275 of the entire population of
Ontario; while last year there was
but one to each 633, or considerably1
less than, one*half the previous num-
ber. • • In New York State one lieenSe,
is issued for every 150 of the point- •
lation,in Illinois one to every 246, in
Ohio -one to every 248, and in Michi-
gan ono to every 800. This shows.
that Ontario has one-third tts many
licensed liquor shops as most of the
States.
The munielpalities of the Provime
received, last year, $287,64fi in all
for their share of. the license fees.
Each numleipal council . is empewers.
ed, to raise the fee :above the statutory
limit, putting the extra amount in
its own treasury. This was • done
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.
—Shortness ot Breath, Coughs, and
Colds. — Thousands of testimonials.
can be produced to prove the power
, possessed by these correetivo remedies
I in cases of asthma, incipient consump-
tion and all disorders of the elaest
and back, penetrating the skin, is
absorbed and carried directly to the
lungs, where in immediate contact
I with the whole mass of circulating
I
blood, it neutralises or expels those
impurities, which are the foundation
of consumption, asthma, bronchitis,
pnetunonia, and. .shuilar complaints.'
On the appearance of the first con-
Isumptive Symptoms the back and the
°hest of the patient should be foment-
ed. with warm brine, dried with a
coarse cloth, and Holloway's Oint-
ment then well rubbed in. Itsab-
sorption will subdue advancing'
symptoms, and baffle this formidable
foo,
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Adventure of a Tiny Grain of Sand.
There *as once a tiny grain of sand
that had lain quietly for years on the
tar and gravel roof of•a big building.
One day a brisk breeze came along
and said to° the 'grain of sand :
1 " Why don't , you go out into the
great world and get acquainted with
the people? Nobody ever hears of
you here. Come along and let us
have a good. time."
But the tiny grain of sand shrunk
back and said:
" I am such a little thing I should
get lost. I would rather stay here."
"Your modesty does you credit,"
rejoined the brisk breeze, -" but
modesty does not pay in this age of
the world. Come along." •
•
It was so urgent about it that the
little grain of sand got up and went
along with it. '
And the brisk breeze earned it
gleefully over the cornice and down
the street,. round the corner and into
the eye of a dignified citizen who was
climbing into his carriage.
_And the dignified citizen took out
his handkerchief and rubbed his
eyes hard, and the terrifiedlittle grain
of sand crept up between the lid and.
the eyeball, until it found a spot it
could crawl into and put itself right
there. °
And all the rest of the day that
dignified citizen rubbed his eye and
groaned, and he lay awake all night
and groaned, and the next day he
wont to an oculist.
And the oculist hunted alt 'over his
eye and scraped it and said it was a
serious ease, and scraped it some
more and hunted all over the eye
again, and. at last he found the little.,
grain of sand in its snug hiding place,
and pried it out and charged the dig-
nified citizen $25.
And the dignified citizen took the
tiny grain of sand home with Min
and glued it to a piece of cardboard
and put it in a gilt framis and hung
it up on the wall in his library, and
he goes in there every day and swears
at it.
• Never think yott are of no cense-
quenrp, dear children, because you
may happen to be little.—Chicago
Tribune. •
Skin Diseases are moreor less direot-
ly occitaioned by had blcod. B. B. B.
cures the following, Skin Diaoeses :
Shingles, Erysipelae, Itching Bashes, Salt
Ithearn, Scald• Head, Emptions, Pimples
itncl 131otches, by removing all impnrities
from the 'blood from a common Pimple to
the wort Scrofulous SOM. ,
Hatred concealed easily, love with
difficulty, and indifference with the
greatest difficulty of
Any animal will eat too much salt
if deprived of it for a length of time.
A little salt every day will be bene-
ficial. If a luMp of reek salt is placed
where all kinds of stock' ean have
access to it they will regulate the
quantity for theinselVes.
X. D. 0. restores the stomach to
hearty action.
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Castoria Is Dr, Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Intuits
and. Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and, Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destreys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
curs "Diarrhoea and Wind Colic, Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castorip, assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach,
and bowels, giving healthy and, natural sleep, Cas..
toria is tho Childrens's Panacca—the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil-
dren. Mothers liaTo repeatedly told :no of its
good effect upon their children."
. •
D. G. C. Oxcloon,
Lowell, Mass.
"Castor:a is Um boat remedy for children of
which, I ma acquainted. I hopo tho day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castor'a in-
stead of thovarionaquack nostrums which aro
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing, syrup and other hurtful
agentdown their throats,'thereby sending
them to premature graves."
Da..7. F. Kurcnst.oz,
Conway,
Castoria.
"Castoria is so well adapted tn °Milroy. Mai
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
R. A. AMOUR; 2:E. D.,
111 Bo, Oxford Ct., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians in tho e:errs depart-
ment .have spo:ten highly of i.o erperi-
ence In their outside pnotico w.th et:scoria,
and although wo only have among onr
inodlcal supplies what is known as regul-r
products, yet wo aro free to confess that tte
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND Insrzsstar
Boston, 1O:83.
ALLEN C. SErf;TII, PreS.,
Tjto ibex:dour Company, 71 Murray
Street, New York City.
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Twit)) Defeated.
-The 'urchin was communicative,
and histale ran in this wise: •
"It's been dandy sliding lately,
and Jimmie an' inc an' Tom was
goin' slidin' after school Thursday
afternoon„Iimmie, he'd hooked his
big brother's •double-numer,' and we
was goin' to have a bully time. But
along towards night. the teacher she
.caught us whisperin' and says she :1
-'-.You three boys can stay with me
;After, sehool to -night,' and bully glee! I
kept us more'n an' hour, and it '
*as plump - dark When- we got out
and then we couldn't go slidin"cause
Charlie—that's Jimmie's big brother I
—wanted his double -runner to take
his girl to slide."
" That was tough," interrupted his I
hearer.
. " Yes," said the urchin, " but that ,
ain't all. Next . forenoon we heard
the teacher and her young man
a-plannin' to go sliclin' right after !
school that night, so wo put up er
job. We behaved firs' rate till 'long,
in the afternoon an' then we coin-
menced to cut • up like the diekens,
an' she caught us and made—,"
"Yes," broke in. his hearer again :
"Pretty good scheme! And so the
• teacher kept' you after school, and
didn't keep her engagement with the
young man, and that made 'cm quar-1
rel and now they don't speak any
more? Great scheme far revenge !"
" No, .not by a long chalk," said
the youth, as a pained expression of.
recollection swept across his face.
" That'Sswhaf we thought'd happen,
but it didn't. No, sir ! she caught
us carryin' on an' she just yanked us
into the flooi an' gave. us the all-
firedst licking we ever had. No, sir ;
that scheme didn't work. Give 'us a
nickel, won't yer ? sve want tobuv
some snap matches to put under her
desk."
The necessity of spring inedicine is uni-
versally admitted. This is the best time of
the year in which to purify the blood, to
restore the lost appetite, and to build up
the entire system,,as the body is now pecu-
liarly susceptible to benefit from medicine.
The great popularity attained by Hood's
Sarsaparilla, owing to its real merit and its
remarkable suceen has established it as
the very best medicine to take in the spring.
It cures serofula, salt rheum, and alt
humors, bilioumness, dyspepsia, headache,
kidney and liver complaints, eatarrh, and
all affections caused or promoted by low
state of tho system or impure blood. Don't
put it off, but take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
now. It will de yon good.
Strength of character lies not in
demanding,' special circumstances but
in mastering and using any that may
be given.
Labor is the life of life, 1,:.'ase is
I the way to disease, The highest life.
I of an organ lies in the fullest dis-
I charge of its functions,
'K. D. C. Pills tone and ref
the liver.
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Don't Put It Of •
Itch on human and horses and all ani-
mals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. These never fails. War-
ranted at Chisholm's drug store.
QUICKLY YIELD TO
Aantrafinsgam
B
CURES
CONSTIPATION
. AND
SICK HEADACHE
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A Blessing to Every Hou,sehoid.
HOLLOWAY'S P11.13 AND °DIME
• There row:dies },vie nod tho toot of Any yam* eXperlenee, end are protounced the best $4
Vitality use.
TEDI pizoLe
Pur1f3 the blood, correct all disorders of the LIVER. STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND
invaluable In all cOmplaints incidental to females of alt ages.
1(3 1` IJ
Is the only reliable remedy for bad legs, sores, ulcers, and old wounds. Foil. BRONCHI%
11HO4TS. OcIRDIS, 00143, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, GIADULAR SWRIZINGS AND A
• DISEASES IT IIAS NO EQUAL. Manufactured only at id, New oxford. 1,ate An Oxford Street, our o
and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world.
urc1iasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots. If the address is no
533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
OUILCIIILD * • •
ISUNACCOUNTABLY LOSING FLESH
REFUSING TO TAKE ITS FOOD
LISTLESS ANL/ DEBILITATED
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WINGHAM MARBLE WORKS,
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MESSRS. VANSTONE BROS.,
of Kincardine have bought the Marble Business of Mr T r Watson, formerly carried on by W Smyth.
Parties requiring work in their IMe will do well by rolling on them or seeing. one of their agents helm
purchasing. You will find our prices are away down. Our workmanship Is WISNrpaRtf d WO will use non
but the very best stock and by square dealing hope to secure a lloend share of the polklio pat ronage.
T Watson, who has been running the business for the past year, will represer us on the road. tr
Call aol see our stock and prices.
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Refuse all substitutes.
Sae they are stamped thus:
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS 30 STPED.
%Ins. FISIDIEri.
A Splendid Remedy.
Stns.—I think it my duty to inakS'Imown the
eat benefit I received from B. B. 13. I was
troubled with constipation and debility, and
ubed throe bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters,
which relieved me from suffering. I esteem this
splendid remedy above all others and recom-
Mend it to all suffering from constipation.
MRS. E. FISI3ER, Brantford, Ont.
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