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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-09-14, Page 3a a W. 0. T. U. COLUMN. (cu\NC(."rr:D 111 TUS WiN(t1IA9t numiex.) Prtr God and frame «Jtd.Yatirs Gldltd, Well Call the attention, of the mothers and sisters to the Sues, that the Woutau's Christian Temper. anon C,ttioit menta every aionday at three o'clock sharia, for one hour, at atrd. dolor's residence, Pat- rick street. All ladies are male welcome. As the Editor has kindly given us tart of his space. dor our work, we Itsk friends of the cause to oentf acme of interest on all iteral questions or the day to ear of our ulunthere. The annual drink bill of tho United States has made a gain of 238 per cont. in the last fifteen years— that is, more than two and one-third tiines as much was paid for liquor in 18113 -as in 1878 e:• * It is one of the marvels of Modern depravity that the people in their sovereign capacity as voters Should :so degrade their manhood as to be oblivious to both moral and political obligations, and prostitute their sov- ereign power Of protection to throw around this demon of selfish cruelty, the liquor traffic, a garb of legal re- spectability, using the forms of law to subvert the very object of law. * * s_ Jiin Smith, (as his card states and as lie prefers to be called) travelling passenger agent of the Union Pacific Railway, headquarters Boston, spent a few days in Montreal last week. Mr. Smith who has been one of the most popular. railway men on the ° continent of America for over forty years; and who is brimming over with good humor and quaint shrewd- ness, is responsible for the following cards :—From a bushel of corn a dis- tiller gots four gallons of whiskey which retails at $1G. The govern- ment gets ,x;3.50, the farmer who raised the corn 40 cents, the' railway gets $1, the manufacturer gets $1, the retailer gets $7, and the consum- er gets chunk. The above is printed on the back of Mr. Smith's cards and conveys a fund of information and a significant moral. The Catholic Leaders and Tem- perance. l The most important declaration the Catholic Church evertmonoune d t •in-�this country is doubtless that of 111oit1scigeur Satolli, the Pope's nujcio, ....._ in approving Bishop Wattersol1s ex- -4 ruling x- ruling of© Bishop Natter It from which a appeal was ma. to Satolli 11 was as fo lows : t, I here! * withdraw my approbktion from 1,yny and every Catholic Socibty in tlfi`s diocese that has a liquor dealer tp , at its head or \ officers ; and I society itself f• vileges as a ceases to beat is engag J' agent i�!! intoxicti lnittec Of die be; • ticl 'rill pulsi 1 of liquor dealers from menh- berslhl in Catholic societies: The r saloon keeper where among its uspend every such ni, the rank and pr - atholi a society until it red. No one who is principal or turc or sale of laould be ad- o offi.c either the manufa ng liquors 'to membership." fcourse we may exRlect, in the se of Columbus, the kf eet will he withdrawal of Roma l Catho- generally from all coitRection th the liquor traffic. And, the me result is foreshadowed in'' tin- iesota. Archbishop Ireland a pronounced temperance man ; a he gave very direct testimony as t"(i C his views in an address delivered - before the Roman Catllelic Total Ab- stinence Union of America, at St. Paul. After stating that upon his visit to the Pope two years ago, time Pope had praised the work of the Total Abstinence Union, Archbishop Ireland used these emphatic words: "America," said tho archbishop) "has set her face against the saloon, the , den of corrupt polities, and any church which will not come out for temperance is. an °prions excrescence of the soil. The American saloon is the vile Glen of intemperance. It is laden with blasphemy- and sensuality. I make no reference to the personal Characters of saloon keeper4 but the .business is bad. It is the enemy of goo:l and the country. Let the day soon come when we shall not see'tho nanmo of a Catholic Above the portals, of a saloon." 1 cl - Gentlemen, –I have used yonr Yel• low Oil and have found it unequalled Cor burns, sprains, scalds, rheumatism, croup and colds. Ail who use it recom- mend it. Mrs. Bight, Montreal, Que. . Mistress (to maid) : Diel any one THE IN (3111,1s.M TIMES, SEPTEMBER J BE Rr 14, 1894. 3 What is .:11.11J,11 .alll.'illIlfL ,Iola Castoria is Dr. Salinuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, hlorpliino nor other :narcotic substance. It is L lrarruless substitute Farr Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor CAI, It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions 'of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting- Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea, and Wind Colic. Castoria relieved teething troubles, Cures constipation and flatulency, Castoria, nesinlilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case toria i.3 the Children's Panacea—the IIoth©r's Friend. Castoria. "Castoria b an excellent medicine for chil- dren. Mothers baro repeatedly told mo of its good facet upon their children," D. O. C. 0:•noon, I.oty^.il, Ma.e. "Castoria Ls the best remedy for children of wl+ic:t I Fri acquainted. I hope taro day fa not for (Natant when mothers w illconst or the real interest of tapir children, And use Castoria in- stead of the various quack nostrums which aro destroying their loved ones, byforcingopior t, morphfao, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending Chem to prematuro graves." Dn. J. P. A1:7cnEt.otr, Conway, ,Ar' Castoria. "Castoria Is Bewail adapted to children that I recommend it as superior teeny proscription known to Ino." II. A. Amnon, M. D., 111 Co. Oxford Ct., Brooklyn, N. T. "Our physicians in the chihlroa's depart- nnent have spoken highly of their ozperi• once In their outside practice with Cr.:,toris, and although Io only have among nttr medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we aro free to confess that t1'a merits of Castoria has WOa 115 t0 look with favor upon it." • UNITED I105PiTAL AND DISPENSARY, Boston, Mass. ALL1it C. SMITH, .Pro., Tho Cowin -or Cottspaay,'1', . 1 M t./4,' •) �i,•*�':,rJ.•i17. 111. a,-,tr .. NTFt 't ur ii,.�{;.. Min. Street, Now YorIl City. In an .4 Does Horse Raising Pay i' Tho prices of horses are very low at the present time, yet when we consider the price of other farm pro- ducts, horses are corparatively pro- fitable. In fact good horses find a market at fair prices. It is Only the common horse '- 'se that]sac•. ht on g c market. Good horses are finding an outlet to foreign countries and to en- courage the exportation, the farniers should strive to breed up to the high- er standards of merits. The largo cities also want the best and the de- mand is on the increase as prices recede. 'Phe care of horses has much' to do with their development of the best class avhich is most easy to find a market. Feeding for muscular development and vigor rather than for fat. is essential. A writer of experience says about horses : Don't bo afraid to buy a horse because he is thin. In other words look out when buying it fat one. Flesh hides blemishes. Better muzzle the horses that hinder the free use of their necks by checking while at work. Checked horses sweat more and grow thin faster than free ones. A team that is yell- ed at and jerked will bneome so nervous that they do not know what they aro about, they grow thin with half the work of ono that is used kindly and steadily. The manners of the team show the temper of the driver. . If for any reason the horses have not shed their coats or are thrifty, give them a little oil meal in their feed daily. Begin with a table- spoon and gradually*- increase until feeding a pint twice per clay. Few feeds will give so much strength and n'iale hila look so well. Water is good for horses feet, If they get hard soak • them in warm water. Never oil or varnish any part of the horse's foot. Keep a foot hook handy and clean out the feet every day. It; will prevent thrush and other dis- eases of the foot. Have the collars. made tliin at the top and full where the draft conies. A Good Appetite Always uccompnniesgood heitlth, and an absence of appetite is an indlcat-on of something wrong. Theiunileral testi-' na:,ny given by those who have nsod Hood's Sarsaparilla, Ls to its merits in restoring the appetite, and as a purities' of the blood, constitutes the strongest l000t11111endation that can bo urged for any medicine. noon's Pints nee " purely vegetable, I carefully prepared trona the Bost ingredi- ents. call while I was out, Mary? Mary A strong-minded woman was hearer Yis, muln, a young man called to see to remark the other day that she Bridget, the cook, an' she sint wurred would marry a 11111,11 who had plenty up that she wasn't at glome till of money, though he was so ugly avenTil'e she had to scream! every time she sour latomlaoh. Molted! at 111111. Take K. D. O. for heartburn and,' Care of Horses Shoulders. Although horses' shoulders are toughened and tanned at this season of the year, there is great danger of collar galls. A collar that will an- swer very well in cool weathor,whcn there are no flies, will often cause trouble in the fall ploughing season, when the ground is hard, weather hot, and flies troublesome. It goes .without saying that a collar should fit a horse well at any season, but if careful scrutiny of collars and sweat - pads is more necessary at one time than another, it is now. A collar should fit so that there is no room for moving from side to side on the neck, neither should it be full at the portions resting on the points of the shoulders. The linings 14110111(1 always present a smooth, soft, but first surface. Brushing, drying and beating into shape with a smooth, fiat piece of wood should be carefully attended to. It is no uncommon thing for horses that have been used on the binder to commence plough- ing having a 80111 neck, which, if I present, or a tender spot on the shoulder, care should be given to relieve the affected part of further abrasion. There is no par" of a horse, when at all sore, from which he will shrink more readily from pre»tu'o than the top of the neck. Fidgety horses sometimes become even dangerous to treat when the trouble is long continued. SVith an 1111111181 so disposed, a twitch should be used from the first evidence of resentment, 'which will attract his attention from the bottle, which ho would otherwise soon become so n111011 to dislike. A Axle pad is soime- times all that 1S necessary to effect a cure, as it is healing in nature and at the saute time smooth and cooling. A good ointment for skin wounds is composed. of 011c3 ounce of sugar of lead, or zinc sulphate, to eight ounces of lard. This is e specially useful in cool weather, when there is n0 danger of further chapping by the wind,and also when there is no dust likely to get into the: wound to cause grinding by the movement of the harness. l'or use 111 11'x1711 weather there is nothing better than "white lotion" : sugar of lead, one ounce ; sulphate of zinc, six drachms ; soft water, one pint; apply to sore shoulders and neck with n sponge every few flours. Its action is to reprove inflammation and dry the wound. If found to be too drying, apply a little carbolized or zinc oilltlf etit.--••-le'a1']nefs' Ad- vocate, d-vocate, ( SPEND NOU14 QiITI[NG• ON Glia: dilti:.1': LANES. Vida picturesque Mackinac Island, It willcost you about $12.50 front De- troit u from Toledo; 318 front Cleveland, for lac round trip, including mos anal berth=s. Avoid tltoheat and dust by travel- ing as the D. & C. floating paluees. 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