The Wingham Times, 1895-03-22, Page 3r -
THE WING .AM 1.114 141'48, MARCH 2/, 1895,
,...._..�n...,_.:��in thol�ol n of Terror,
W. C. 1`s ?U, COLUMN g g there Was a+1 b1 OR/Vs:LIVED Ii'CRTUNEs, l Queen 'Viororla's Labor.
. i h r � . The Queen does much wprk ti
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Hover appears to public view, In
Llfcr iloi�rraNZA 'KINGS ll.t ya one year alone she has road not less W 1 N G H A l
Magazine whore an immense amount • r which
e•ess ,rise ss iu'9 WINoiIAN SitANCIL) ,of guu-powder was stored, with l[OW 'rill MILLIQ • 1r' tiI:.(11 r$n5-
,J f 3(1 rtlul !t ytllr• rutrl .yrtiiee I=rfnd, other hinds of explosives, There
esiel, Wan; two
Tien rail I Ito at,entfon, of the mothers and suitors p1pe' ,filled it with tobacco, and lit It
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to she taco, that the Woman's phriskian Temper. w1111 a taper, His companion said,
.snot( .Union meets the third Monday every month yon should not' smoke in this mag -
as three 0,,,104; ,perp, for ono flour, at Mrs, Helm's
resider'o, Pat ick street. AU ladies oro made web same; if you are going to smoke, go
ems. out there. Ile replied, I am not
As the Editor has kindly (Avon ns part 01 his
space. for our work, we ask friends of the cause to going to have my liberty interfered
amid items of Interest on all mora( questions of the a with.. Liberty ! Has an ll
day to any of our members.y ma
" indulgence is endangering millions
If drinking men could only see the of other people? It is quite a ,mis-
efiect .that whiskey has on the taken notion of liberty if you claire,stomach, they would never drink
another drop.
right to exoreise liberty when his
the right to smoke in a magazine of
gunpowder, But the • clunking
*• habit is worse than a match lit in
If one w$itld form an idea of what such a magazine. There is not only
the saloons are doing, let him visit peril in drink, but there is absolute
the police court; in almost every and consummate destruction in it,
CMG liquor is the cause of artiest. • and. I,do not know how. )i could take
7•r . lany other position, knowing the e'-
•" I.iigh• license is• the rum -seller's frets of the drink •traffic, than to set
big gun,, Plenty of " teii�peranee„ myself, "against it, tooth and nail,
,people loan and shoot it for him, It with pen and tongue, with principle
nay " kirk " the politicians yet. and practice, and I ask God to help
as „ • you . all' to look at it in. the same
lfallt."
There will be no peace in the r'
'politics of • this country while some Thirty Reasons for Prohibition.
fathers incl • mothers are watching•
l 1. Strong drinks• deprive men of
and' waiting for the return of their a their reason for the time being.
boys at night from the saloons, • 1 2. They destroy men of•the great-
. * est intellectual strength. . .
Arohbielem Spaulding deelares..i B. They foster and .encourage
"One.great question that is going'•to ,.every.spe cies of inlmoralty,;
be foreed into politics is the question I 4. They bar the progress of civili-
of prohibition, The saloon in zation and religion. •
America has become a nuisance.. The j :1. They destroy the peace- and
- .N. liquor traffic, by meddling with I happiness of ten thousands of ram-
politics and corrupting politics, • hass ilies.•
become a menanco and a clanger. ! . 6. They reduce virtuous wives
=x * * and children to beggary.
Look* at a map and you will see I 7. They cause many thousands of
imaginary lines running from one 'murders. side of the Unitecl States to the other 8. They prevent all reformation
lines of latitude; but there is one line of character.
which the geographers have forgot `� Theyrender abortive the
ten to put in, and it runs from the strongest resolutions.
Atlantic to the Pacific, clear •across 1 i 10. Minions of property expended
r n them are Jost.
the continent, What is it A line of
• reeling, staggering, maudlin human- 11. They cause the majority •of
''!sl ity 9,500,000 0drundards by a close i eases of insanity.
estimite, robbecl of everything al -i 12. They destroy both the 'body
• andthe soul.
niost,except life. i .
13• They burden sober people
I with millions for the support of
A traveller. says : Coming down ; paupers. .
from Chicago recently, 1 was amused! 14. They cause immense expendi-
• and pleased at an announcement by tures to prevent crime.
the Pulima.n porter, It was night 15. They cost sober people im-
and we were in Illinois. He went menso sums in charity. • -
tbrough the coach raid cried with a 16.. They burden the country with
loud voice, Gentlemen, all you who enormous taxes.
wants beer or anything to drink,
must hay it to -night. In de morn-
ing we'll be in Mississippi, and you
can't .get nothing down dere. I felt, tunity removed.
but didn't say, " Ilntralr for llissis- 19. Sober people want the nuisance
removed
20. Tax -payers want the burden
removed.
21. The prohibition of thein would
save thousands now falling.
2.2. The sale exposes our families
Christian Temperance League, and to destruction.
aims to unite in a co-operative alli- 23. The sale exposes our persons
ante all the foes of the ram traffic. to insult. •
.It aims at the extirpation of the 24. The sale upholds the vicious
saloon, and pledges itself' to work for and idle an the expense of the Indus -
the enforcement of existing laws and Worts and virtuous.
for the early enactment of more 25. The sale subjects the sober to
stringent laws looking. to this end. great oppression. .
The members are left free to choose 26. It takes the Sober man's earn -
their own political affiliations, but ings to support the drunkard.
are cxpeeted to oppose, by influence 27. It subjects numberless wives
and by ballot, all candidates identi- to untold sufferings..
fled with or favoring the saloon or 28. It is contrary to the Bible.
• any kind of liquor traffic, and to re- 29. It is contrary to common
gard all party measures as subordin- , sense.
ate to the• higher duty •of • obeying 30.. We have a right to rid our -
God and serving their fellow men:. !selves of the burden.
17. Because moderate drinkers
want the temptation removed.
18, Drunkards want the oppor-
sippi !"
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A New Departure.
Coluinbia County, N. Y., has in-
augurated
naugurated a new departure in tem-
perance reform. . It' calls itself' the
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. On .The increase. HEALTH RESTORED.
t. It appears that the crime of mut- 1'
lc )ler is increasing in this country at •
an appalling ante. It is stated that
the number of murders committed in
the United States )luring 1892 was
6,792;°t'hat in 189t the number was
, 5,006;;. in 1890, 4,290; and in 1889,1 G, NTnI AI> rr,--k'or three years 1 have stead of this injurious " pelting " the
3,567.. These figures. tell indeed an; been terribly troubled with that distress- ears should be weshed out with warm
oinirious story which ruav well ar-! ing complaint, constipation, and triers water and a little good soap, and
APPETITE REGAINED
'INGNAM SAW MILiS'BANK ofxamuror
DWINDLED.
than 28,000 dispatches. Every day' The undersigned in returning thanks Capital, 01,200,000. fest, 400,000
While the accumiation of wealth the sealed boxes are brought to her for past lavors,beg heave to say shut they
wherever she is bores filled with buve a yell' large Stook of i'reayaant. aoaN 5 L'Aax.
in the hands of a few is stn evil that' vieo•ereafaent-.n. 0. HAW!.
should be vigorously combated, there Government documents and the daily
are not looking indications that It of the Triune Minister. These LUMBER, SHINGLES, l.AT� , Plitins7 'Dutra
contains within, itself the seeds of its
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duties constrain her Majesty toi'pllow'MELD 9` OO )O8$ Maocron, GNo. Reaolh 1V.a{ faTPynx, Df P,, A, T
� WOOD iJ ® �, weep, 4. 0, Lr r, (Toronto).
strictly her own routine, from which ; 'il. , n..
own clestrectien, Farnilies like • the .she is loth to deviate, She is in Cashier--3,TiURNBULL.
Astor b that fasten tliclnselvps like on hand, wlaiuh will be sold at tory close
ab to constant ,colnmuniclation with hot ! prices to meet the: requirements of the
e nes on a single spat and, suck Cabinet Ministers, arid, as Melbourne, ' hard times,
out the resources of is connliiunity Palmerston, Disraeli and Uladstonc
from generation to generation, are have often proved she displays rare i
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happily caro and the conditions that
them ' b ;
ability iti and drSCi)1nII1?ltln,"a tact in the
bili.. rirst Class Shin B. WILLSON,x
permit em to subsist may' be easily handling of the most delicate and im- Square., . tf¢ Aosi
altered by legislation„ The difficulty
glen, SI10.per
aviAR's af}k--Iloura,10 to 3• Saturdays, to
1, Deposits of $1 ant( uplvard1 toren cd and lntoro.
snowed,
Spec$Rl epoeits 13)311 rcceircd at curr4lnt,
1 rates of tt; ,nit.
bought tandsol ray& Rritain and the ITtrikacl Stlatet
or tant matter to bl . L. DIC,lasTSO , 80110itor.
,Flat very handsome hand has WoAd' �SCts. jter Core delit+ered
of maintaining great aggregations of p s pu le business
capital intact under ordinary circuli signed mare state papers with larger I f
stances has been strikingly illustrat- results, than any other swaying the
ed in San Francisco. rod of empire to -day. It has been
A few. years ago, among many reverently kissed by men and women
large accumulations of wealth in. this whose names will live for many
town, Dight stupendous fortunes.stoocl generations—by Wellington and
conspicuously pre-eln inent--•-athe four • Maeanley, by Peel and Tennyson, by
railroad fortunes of Flood, O'Brien, Peabody and •Lowell, and thousands
Mackay and Fair. The widest ideas of the gifted, the generous and brave
prevailed concernieg•the size of these and- the fair who have moved through
hoards. Sanford .-and Huntington
were commonly supposed to be worth
at least X100,000000 ap•
iece . At one
time Mackay was the. richest roan, in
the world and his wealth was figured
as high as $600,000,000. The esti-
mate was' based . on the reasonable
idea of taking'the dividends of his
mining stocks as the, interest on a
capital sufiicient • to produce such
returns at•orclinary rates, and per-
haps allowing for a geometrical . in-
ereas s on the previously observed
sale. •
Of these huge fortunes only that of
Hunting ton remains undiminished, in
the orginal hands, Mackay is living
but his wealth; actual and, reputed,
has shrunk until he sometimes finds
the pure halls of her court,
For Over Fifty Yearn •
AN t to AND WELL -TRIM) 11RT11SDT.—Mrs. Win
'slon'`'S,,nlhine Syrup has'been used for over fifty,
years by millions of mothers fortheir ebilurco while
teething, with perfectstWce o. It soothes the child
eotfe)s tha gunk; allays ail pail, cures wind colic,
and is thebest rowed y for Diarrhtea. Is pleasant to
the taste. So1d'bv Druggists in mery part of the
Worlu. .Twenty+tiva cents a unttle, Its value is
incalculable. Be sure and' ask fol. Mrs. T1insloiv s
Soothing syrup, and take no other kind, •
• The Sweet Child,
A sweet child sat at a .table near
me in a restaurant not long ago. He
was a child of the Lord Fauntleroy
type, and its another's -back hair had
that hopeless; tired -of -life loos:' that
only the •possession of that sort • of
offspring can give. The sweet child
it hard to lay his hands at short was' frank in his comments oh every-
notiee on $3,000,000 or $4,000,000 in thing he saw.
ready cash. ' The Stamford estate has "Oh, Ina!„ said he, pointing t� a
been generously dedicated to public man whose ears were so arranged
uses. The Crokcr estate has to sup that they could freckle on the under
side, "get on to them ears."
"Hush, Georgie," remonstrated the
mother, visibly embarrassed, "the
gentleman will hear you."
"Huh !" said Georgie, '"if lie
couldn't with them ears he ought to.
be ashamed."
pert several families and several ex-
pensive establishments. The. Hop-
kins estate, is probably sltiailer now
than when Mark Hopkins did, blood
and O'Brien saw their wealth
diminish to ordinary proportions be-
fore their death, and their hours are
not conspicuous now among the multi And only the strident voice of a
millionaires. The shrewdest and waiter somewhere in the distance
hardest of the bonanza kings has broke the silence.
lust died and his wealth will be
divided into several parts in any
case, and may be all swallowed up
by' the legal talent that has displayed
such absorbent ability in the Jessup
and Blythe cases.
On the whole, the American atmos- vents attacks that result from dis-
h e favorable is to the ac
p el as itorders of the stomach and liver.
cumulation of vast fortunes, does not To prevent is better and cheaper
appear particularly* to promote their than to repair.
perpetuity. ---San Francisco Examiner.
For Well People.
Most medicines are for the sick.
Some can be used with good effects
by persons apparently well. Oeca-
sional resort to Ripens Tabules pre -
Taken in Time
Hood's Sarsaparilla has achieved great
success in warding off sickness which,
1f aillowed,to progress, would have under•
mined the whole system and given
disease a strong foothold to cause much
suffering and, even threaten death.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has'.done all this
and even more. It has been taken in
thousands of Cases which were thought
to be incurable, and after a fair trial has
effected wonderful cures. bringing
health, strength and joy to the afflicted.
Another important point about Hood's
Sarsaparilla is that its cures are per-
manent. because they start from the
solid foundation of purified, vitalized
and enriched blood, But it is not what
we say but what Flood's Sarsaparilla
does that tells the story.
The Cara o1 the Ears.
A prominent physician says that
more than half of the ear troubles
from which people suffer during the
Not so Stupid. -
There's a roan to see you sir, said
the office boy politely.
Well, you stupid, didn't I tell you
I wouldn't see anybody ?
Yes, sir.
Then why did you receive him?
I told him to wait without, sir.
Without. what ? • said the boss,
expecting to crush the boy by his
chestnut.
Without any change of seeing you,
sir, and the boy dodged through the
door.
15 Years of Itching.
Win. Golding, commercial traveller,
130 Esther-st., Toronto, says : For 15
years I 'suffered untold misery from
Itching Piles, sometin es called pin
worms. Many and many weeks have.
I had to lay orf. the road from this
trouble. I tried eight other pile oint-
ments and so called remedies with no.
cold weather can . be traced to the permanent relief' to the intense itching
_ and stinging, whish irritated by soratch-
habit of picking at the ears with the,., Mg would bleed and ulcerate. One half
STRIEN GTA EtETURNE`D.• 1 finger nails or' hair pins or some a box of Chase's Ointment cured me
Distressing Constipation Cured by I other hard substance, which irritates completely.
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The decision of Chief Justice
Meredith at Sti. Thomas that no evi-
dence of previoiilet applications by
.john Hendershott for insurance
upon the lives of people other than
those who are direetly concerned in
the ease; as young W. H. Hender-
shott;the alleged murdered man, is
adiitissible, will have an important
bearing on the IIyams ease, which
comes tip in the Toronto Police
Court oti Monday. The amount of
evidence upon which the Crown At-
toi'neyr hoped to make out a strong
case will be e,tcluded; Some ' testi-
mony Winch was to have been given
by . lairs. Hyams and illus, J. M. If 'you want to buy- a Suit er Cvcrecat you carr Core frc�rl T.3.00
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Pillows will not be received.
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portlier gives freshness and Clearness to .1.
ell ets 60 eta el Sold et tlhigholm'tl 3,
rest. the attention, of thoughtful different medicines until last• spring,
people. These murders, of course, ' when 1 commenced taking Burdock
1 Blood Bitters', and after the use of five
have a; variety of o'auses, but it is !bottles had no more of my terrible
' safe to assume that ehicf among suffering. Before 1 began using 13. 13:
these causes is the ase of intoxicating, 13. my appetite had almost gone and 1
beverages. Frenzied by `drink men • Was then and Very weak, but after the
use of each bottle I could (and so did
are prepared to comttrit the most othem) see a wonderful Change in my
desperate of C140)es. With the wide-' looks;, and 1 felt my strength returning
iy extended saloon system • in this I to rue. �y
Mho. GP.O. EAidAN,
• Dickinson's ending, Ont
country incl the neige consumption
of intoxicants we have given a cause,
and in the itillt'mine prevalence of '
I I tttle boy ---Mamma, t wish you'd
the cgtte of murder we may see the I. find out who it was hypnotized me,
ic consequence. ' and punish 'em severely. ,
Why He woujd'no�t Drink. i Mamtna•- �Wha-at ?
Dr. A. T. Piecsen being asked wily 1 Little boy--Wllile you was out I
he declined to drink wino on a cel•- was pulled right into the pantry, an'
taro oecasiot, reliitting the following forced to eat a lntll lot of those cook-
impressiV incident, : " in Paris, dur- ccs you said 1 mustn't toltch.
thoroughly dried after the operation.
If the ears are sensitive a little cot-
ton 'may be put in before going into
the open air though this,• is apt to
make theta even Inure sensitive. In
extremely` cold weather .before ven-
luting out, la good way to clean the
ears •15 to rap a corner of a towel
around the linger, and with a little
cold cream earefirliy wipe out the
cuticle, It will remove every par;
title of dust and will really protect
the ears from the cold, but i;t can
seemly be recommended for regular
use.
'W. Tolland, sen., it resident of
Exeter for over twenty years, died
Thttrsdatr from mum' lit the throat.
Ever)'thing eltie equally low. Cows and
see us• before , buying, ns we will not be
undersold.
CEL SHAW
lazcLEA A: SON. CUTS DOWN1THE PRICE OF MEAT
Wingbam, Jona 7th, 380,3.
__ AGAIN.
STEAK, 106:. PER LB'.:
HLSTE1 OOTT
ios.gpililis Sifeeet - �`z' Van, ant,
J, A. Esesreh, ' �� .1. v Senn, •
Mmrnt Forest. Listowel
Deposits Received and •interest
all wed.
Niptiey Advanced to Farmers and
Busine€=s 1Vleri,
On long'or short time, urn endorsed notes
or collateral sotlu,ity. Sale notes bought
at a fair vnluat.00. lIvneyremitted to all
parte.01 Oatadu .. r.: sonablc charges.
• Special A.ttontier, Given to Col;
looting ea :counts and Notes.
agent& In Cnria'ita- The Ilgerobnnts' Sash:
'of Canada
Oflre Dew,- l� rani 0 n. m. to 0 p. fu.
A. E. SMITH,
A en .
flakcirc -44 N.
MaKeS
1�!it,
�re3c;�',' tat
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In the system, strains the lungs and
prepares a way for pneumonia, often.
Braes consumption.
PYNY - PECTORAL
positively cures coughs and colds in a
surprisingly short time. It's a scien-
r tine certainty, tried and true, Booth•
Ing and healing in its effects.
LARGE BOTTLE, ONLY 25 CENTS.
and other meats in low proportion.
11• A
. PORK SAUSAGE
also on band
1.
• I am prepared to pay the highest price
for all kilidfl of fowl. They must be drawn
a1}d'well dressed.
GEO. SHAW
Winghaln, Oot. 10th, 1893,
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Potts.
Car load Orders a Specialty.
WOOD delivered to any part of Wing -
ham.
ireordersby mail promptly attends)
GEORGE THOMSON,
Sox 125, win;;ham . Oa
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
These remedies have ston.1 the twit, of.tltty years experience, and are proneunced the best Medicines for
Family nee.
11111F PII DS
Puri?) tic blood, correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AM) BOWELS and
invaluable in ail complaints incidental to females of nll•ages,
'2r E
0.11\7111/1.M.;1\711
Is the °nil reliable remedy for bad egs, sores, ulcers, and old wounds. FOR RRCN€RITIS.• SORE
THROATS, COUGHS, )'OLDS, GOUT. 1U'EUMATISM, GLADULAR SWELLINGS 'AND .ALL SKIN
DISEASES IT HAS NO EQUAL. blanufactured only et 78, New Oxford. Late 583, Oxford Street, London,
and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world.
rPurihasers should look to the'Label on the Boxes and Pots. If the address is not
533 Oxford Street, London, they are dpurions.
WEBSTER & O.
have decided, for a' short time, to reduce tjie price for
MAKING MEN'S TWEED_SUITS
TO
$4.00 SPOT GASH.
If you have, any' Tweeds at home, now is the time to save a dollar on
the making of each suit, and get a good fit. First -Class `Primthings stipp`ltid
at wholesale prices for' spot rash only.
$10.00 on ench, by purchasing from us.
Iiarl'fl Cleves Root, the great Blood' W E BST R & V ��,/
the Complexion cud cures Constipatiion,1 r"31ci•ehant ` iltitor
Corder' Drug Store. Opposite the new Macdonald Meek, '1 'ingbar.
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