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W. O. T. U. COLUMN.
aervevena i•ty rus Wisessai susseu,)
So (Ad awl 11.1111), anti Ya(dro bind,
wen cult thir at+4441fluir, of the inuthers and miters
to 'filet, Wit OW Woutrimr* -Christian 1'eroper.
mice Union meets eVory tr)irtirly ,A three wows
eharp, for one hour, st mildew.% Pat.
riek street. All ladies are made welcome
tle the Editor hee kindly given as p;u O ids
epee, for our work, we ask 1414:1141s of the cause 10
sond items or interear; OH all mend questions of the
day to rim; or onr
•-;•",,'"1"Clirro'r"lif,r.4r,v.itarrriltv_milrrmtrve
J'ojui S.
J41114011, the great wheel -
man, gives some good advice to young
men. When asked for advice to
aspiring novices. as regards training
he replied : Do not'smolse, Wink or
•ebew and always, retire early, as rest
is one of the principal things in train-
ing. If a limn does not get sleep be
losesfiesh, worries and is unfit where
trials of speed and endurance are
called tor. I also believe in good
eatin,g, ancl am very careful what I
eat. My favorite . dishes and those
I reCommend to all trainers are beef-,
steak, mutton chops, ebieken, lots of
vegetables, and light puddings.
Oatmeal I always eat in the morning
because of its strengthening and in-
vigorating qualities. This advice is
wholesome for all young men, wile-
ther contemplating a special athletic
training or not.
Switzerland's Zxperiment.
A good many honest meaning peo-
ple, including many Canadians, have
been advocating the public control
of all liquor selling., thus depriving
'private individuals from the profits,
supposing thereby to rid the traffic of
11111,011 of its evils., In Switzerland Where to Kait Came Prima,
that experiment is being new tried.
An English journal gives the follow-
ing statement of results, which ought
to make very interesting reading. It
tift7S;
TUE WIN:GRAM TIMES, AUGUST 31 t894,
factor, from which all the rest fol-
. lows,
2. The example of decent people
who drink it in the presence of pm:
ple who believe in them
.L The feeling of pleasure first
• excited by it. Pleasure is Satan's
bait always,
4. The bringing people into con-
tect with drinking—which is the law
of hypnotie suggestion,
is, The _continued andinevitable
operation of the namtic upon nerve
and brain,
The pecuniary inducement of
sale, giving rise to needless and in.
creased temptation,
7, The desire to drown care And
sorrow in the forgetfulness of wine,
8. The strong craving created by
tippling,beg,inning with the "moderate
glpss"—so gradually and insensibly
'producing "thirsty souls."
9. The inherited predisposition to
drink consequent on the drinking of
parents, )010 renders many people
susceptible to the more rapid develop-
ment of alcoholism.
So far as any scheme limits the
operations of these causes, it is to lie
approved—so far as it enlarges them,
it iS to be condemned."
Burdock Blood Bitters cures Dyspep. !
sia,
Berdoelt Blood Bitters cures Coosti- I
pation. ;
Burdock Blood B tter's cures Bilious -
n
Burr lock ;Mood tters • °Urea Head -1
ache.
B u rdock Blood Bitters u I oe lei ;all he '
clogged secretions of the Bowels, thus I
curing Headaohes and similar com-
plaints. ••
'`Switzerland's Statistical Bureau.
,has issued its official report. During
the present year it shows that 7,536
died in its fifteen largest towns, and
out of that number 418, or 1 in 15,
owed their premature death to their
drinking habits. Yet the alcohol sold
by the Government was the best of
its kind, but deadly nevertheless. In
4,801 smaller townships 4,215 died.
Of these 245 died through alcoholic
poisoning, or 1 in . 7. In the 15
, largest towns 8,409 young men died
`,b.etween 19 and 25, andof these
deaths 200 were caused, directly or
indirectly, by drink, while 105 died
in delirium tre11.1031$, • One in eight,of
the lnnaties owe their loss of reason
to drink, and 2,790 of the insane in
Zurich were aggravated eases of
alcoholic insanity. No one can rightly
realize what these figures imply but
must shudder at the nature of the
terrible 'death wbich has oyertaken
the drinkers of this free but intem-
perate republic."
The first reference to Highland
costmne . occurs in the Saga, of' Mag-
nus Barefoot, king of Norway, 1093-
1103,. written by S1101TO Sturleson,
who was reared with the children of
that monarch's daughter. Here it is
stated that Magnus and bis men oni
their return from a naarauding ex-;
pedition to the *est of Scotland 1
"brought with them a great cleat of
the habits and fashions of clothing '
of those western parts. They went
about the streets with bare. legs and
had short kirtles and oVereloakssancl
therefore his nien called him Magnus'
Barefoot or Bareleg."
In the thirteenth century we seem
to ha,vo something like a first refer
awe to actual tartans in the statutes'
of 'the church of. Aberdeen, Which
provide that all ecclesiastics are to be
suitably appareled, avoiding red,
green and striped clothing, and their
;.:),-aements shall not be shorter than
the middle of tho. leg. But it should .
be noticed that the word "tartar,' '
Which occurs in the fifteen century,'
in the accountsof the lord high
treasurer of Scotland, and whieh was
regarded by both Borthwick and
Pinkerton as meaning tartan, really
indicates, as pointed out by Dr.
Causes of Inebriety. Dickson, a fabric of eastern origin,
- Dr. F. IL Lees, now the oldest and •
• frequently variant or shot, the warp
and:woof being of conthasting colors.'
best known of the leading English We find, however a true reference to
temperance writers, has lately been tartan in the same accounts in the
delivering an address on the/ true
causes of inebriety in which be said: -
"'rho instruments of a national
propaganda are the platform and the
press. We have,nowadays, 'Aar,
less of the old, solid kind of teach-
ing which marked our advecacy at
One time, and our literature is far
too light and frivolous, though, owing
It to the spread of seienee, we have
more light, and. should have more
leading at ottr command. Mat we
want %Ilse the old, . self-sacrificing
earnestness which flowed from the
more vivid perceptions of oar fathers;
following century, for in August,
1588, there appears an &try for lij. •
elnis of Ireland tartane to be, hoiss.orl
trews being -evidently intended to •be
worn with "ane schort Heland colt," I
accounted for under the same date.'
—Scottish -Review.
Lord Aberdeen's Latest.
Lord Aberdeen tells the following;
story of himself: He left London at.,
midnight in a sleeping, car for the!
North. In the morning when he
was awakened be saw it stranger op -
for after all, our work will be mainly posit() him.
Excuse, me, said the stranger, may
measured by our clear knowledge of
I ask if Yea are rich ?
the importance bf the question; • • I
Somewhat stuairised, his Lordship ,
A great battle is before us, which replied that he WAS tolerably well-
' demands more perfect oresm
to-do,
jzaciou
in our army and a more d'eterinined May I ask, continued the stran,ger,.
and undaunted 'courage than ever how rid) „N 'Oil IWO
IN before; we must learn better how to Well, if it will do you any good to
'3: wield our weapons of :speech- 110 know, .was the reply, I sUpp3se I
pen, and avail ourselves of every have Several hundred thousand
opportunity of using the printed tract po,and8.
and volmne.
Above MI, however, we learn , Well, Went on the stranger, if
were;as rieit as you, and snored as
the essential lines on whieh temper- loudly as you, I should take a whole
ance reformers can Mono proeeed ear, so as not to interrupt the sleep
with any rational hopes of tolerable of others.
stteeess. We affirm this,as the logleal
Conclusion of the first and last prin- °npeople laugh to show their
.ciple of philosophy, namely, that prtitti,)1.11eeth. Tlie use ot Ivory White
nothing can arrest effects that dors Tooth Powder makes people laugh more
not touch causes, Now—unless for than tiv(m It's so we, Pried 25e.
sixty years We have been taboringA S6id, by di'aggiats•
under a dellision—the folloOing. are Two farmers named Searle and
the thief factee's emicerned in the t, Greer Were bitrned to death in a: fire .
causation of alchoholie intemper; which destroyed the barn of Mr,
anee William Hayward, in Plympton
1. The notion that intexioating ,' township, near Forest, Tutidity Week.
drink it a good beverage', or 11, god nie rgy 3LalseOtest3c1 TC. rt. 0 and
medieine. This is the priteipal probeattatinthiy beet,
alganksissfssi • ; ;
for infants and Children.
OTHES, You Know that Tareeerle,
Bateman'i Drops, Glodfrey's Cordial, many semalled Seething' Syrups, fad
most remedies for children. Are oomposed of opium or morphine
Da Yon Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons?
'Do You Know that in most countries druggists are not pormitteci to soil wrpr• ' •
without labeling them polsone ?
no You Know that you should not permit any medicine to bo
"JIM* you er your pitysiefan know of what it is composed?
7,2. you Know that easterly, is a purely Iregetablo preparation, and ) , •
' ,,retlionts is published with every bottle ? 6
"Von Xistre're that eactorie lathe prescription of the famous Dr., Samuel ,
It bas been In Ise for nearly thirty years, and Met raore Castoria is now sold that',
totter remedies for children combined.?
pe, Toni Know that tho Patent Office Department of the United States, and a
oiler countries, havo issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher un4 his assigns to use tho word
Castoria" end its formula, and that to imitate there is a state prison offense 1
Do Ton Know that ono of the reasons for granting this government protemionwan
because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmloss?
Do Yon Runvr that 35 ravellago doses of easterl41 are furnished for 85
bents, or ono cent cdoso 2
*Do Yon Know that %lien possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
be kept well, end that you may have unbroken rest ?
Wolfs Vacz,...1 things aro worth kr:muting. They are facts.
fe.e-einigeis on every
Harm," ”.410 ..targera:-
Chlidcreri ryforPitcheee0astorlao
emmirlawnaeacawstraiir,N751,,f.k,14,.. h'
Popular Proverbs.
g!A bad workman,quarrels with his
tools.
A'bird is known by its note, and
man by his talk. •.
A blithe heart maketh a blooming.
visage. •
A broken friendship may be sol-
dered but will never be sound.
A close mouth catehes.no files.
• A colt. may :break, but an old horse
never.
If they do not admire, the heart
will never desire. • s
If you run after two horses, you
will catch neither.
It is a poor heart that never re -
jokes.
• Necessity dispenses with decorum.
Never ask pardon before you are
accused.
Never fittl, out with your bread and
butter.
No receiver, iv
NeXt love, quiets.
No fool like an °Abel.
Crop bulletin No. 44 bas been is-
sued by the Manitoba Department of
Agriculture, and is, ou the whole,
very encouraging. The estimated
wheat yield for the PeOvince is plac-
ed at 15,701,809 bushels, or an aver-
age of 15.0 bushels per acre. The
present population of the Province is
estimated to be 192,000.
•
Enefered for Twelve 'It ears.
Mr. Geo, H. Williams, the extensive
man oraotIlrer ot fruit baskets, Thorold,
writes :-"I suffered very severely from
siek and nervous headaches and bilious-
ness for °ter twelve years and had tried
all the advertised pills, powders, and
.other medicines, but•obtained very little
relief, until .about two years ago, I began
to use Stark's Brit -dere and since then
have been n different man and now
seldom he ye a headatthe. It I have any
tendency til tv•ty Stark's Powders give
immediate re' irtf." Price, 25e a box ;
scild by all medicine ,dealers.
-- — •
A grocer namedopeorp..,e Loveless
was.sandbagged and robbed in Lon-
don, Ont., on Saturday night while
No man is worse for knowing the going home from his store.
worst of himself.
No rass:s religion survives h is
morals. 's., , ',Amos.
Nothing to lie got without pains, I Visit pictnresque Mackinac Island. It
but poverty. I will only cost you about 812.50 from De -
Oats may fall i a reeds brave troit ; $1.5 from Toledo; $18 from Cleveland,
the storm: s. for the round trip, including meals and
' berths, Avoid the heat and dust by travel
02 evil grain no g%iod seed can ing on the D. & C. floating palaces. The
Collie. i attractions of a trip to theMackinac region
are unsurpasted. The island itself is a
. . grand romantic spot, its climate Most tir.
Nothing Strange. , vigorating. Two new steel passengtr
Intelligent peopIe, who realize tho iln. steamers have just been built for the
portant min the blood holds it keeping upper lake route, costing $300,08 dad..
the i.orly in a normal condition, find . They are equipped with every modern
nothing strange in the number of conv9uie119e, imnunciators, bath -rooms,
diseases Hood's 'Sarsaparilla is able to i etc., llummated throughout by electricity,
cure, go many troubles result from itn- ' and are guaranteed to be the grantlet,
pure blood, tho best way to trea them largest and safest steamers on fresh water.
is through the blood.. Hood's garsapar. These steamers . favorably compare with
ilia i italizes the blood. I the great mean liners in construction and
. ' speed. Four trips per week between
Homes Pir,r,,s are the best after.dinner , :lolecle, Detroit, AINna, 4 Mackinac%St.
1 cinette and Du
ignace, Petoskey, Chielgo, " Soo,"lfer.
Infix. Daily between Glove -
pills, assist digestion, prevent constipa-
Mon.
' land and Detroit. Daily between Cleve-
land and Putin -Say. Ths'il
The cabin p iqr
The Glettelg Ghost. and staterooms of tbese sterunersaro de!
A Durham photograp•her took a signed for the complete entertainment of
Iitutnanityunder home conditions; the pal.
pieture of the haunted school with ll
a id equipment, the luxury of the rip.
,
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group of scholars and men. .1n front. Pointinents, makes traveling on these
When the plate was developed alh/ yable, SCIal for
strange face was diseavered therein Meuttshtil•eatecirsettlfgrveellplphlet, Address
—a face of an elderly man whom AD.et:ilro,a. P. itb:orrmAiertiit.z, ct, T. A., D. ,.'1/4; c.
none whopre present eau recognize 4)
and who is not known in the neigh- Mr, and Mrs. Richard. Clevering,
borhood. It issaki the features are Sohn Bartley and his sisters, Mary
spite distinct. Inspector Campbell. and Martha and Samuel Bartley, of
possesses a 'copy of the picture and I Cleveland, have fallen heir to $1,000,-
s8ys this latest phase of the "ghost" 0000 Cle,vering is a letter carrier
nonpluses hint entirely* and all his and Samuel Partley a, moulder, An.
, theories and various conelusions are •,uttele, a Soctelnuan, settled in Aus-
;knocked higher than the Attnesphere. Walla many years ago, and his family
The spook's face looms up in the pie- lost sight of him. tic amassed it tor-
ture behind a gentleman who de, mute and died without legal issue.
dares positively that there was no ....,,,.±.,»,........–....t.,....„..., :
one between 1111115012 (111(1 the walls of I yaws Romeo, tot .totorra to the
Dog, Vastest to nso, end cheapest.
Sour tempers sweetened by the use
SPEND YOUR OUTING oss THE GRI1.t:2
the building.
$OW hy drurnatte ot sent by men,
Oa It T. ittiteitio*.werroe,
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A Blessing to Every Household,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
These remedies have stood the test of fifty years experience, and aro In , 1r1 2.4 4:i aidrivE -for
Family use.
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Is the only reliable remedy tor bad egs, sores, ulcers, and old Yr IrlioNelif118,
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and sold byall bleclicine 'Vendors throughout the world.
2.41X vPur•Jbasers should look to the Label on the Dertee end l'ote. 11' the a.liircss is not.
533 Oxford Htreet, London, tbey aro spurious.
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Ivords, phrases, and proverbs; etc., 216., etc,
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household, and to the teacher, scholar,nro-
fesional man, and scif-edueater.
The Clam, Toronto, says: -
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In tits English inuguage. For *Ory faintly, the
**other% of whielt lintr* itittg,rmi Art 05 mut.
purchase w111preveaprentable hossurnent.
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• DEAR Sms,-I had
Atm 'LOB/ severe headache for
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from it a single day.
0 \ and was not free
the past three years,
cIinuessedadnedotaeiris'omtheedris-
I could think of, but it aia me no good.
My cousin said I must
TRY BAB1
because it is the best medicine ever
made, and I took three bottles of it, with
the result that it has completely cured
me. I think Burdock Blood Bitters,
both for headaches and as a, blood
purifier, is the
BEST IN 179E WORLD,
and am glad to recommend it to all my
friends. Miss nous. McDoxan,
Glen Norman, Ont.
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