HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-06-21, Page 7TEE WINGRAM TIMES JUNE 21,1895:,
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War God awl time mall NatIre Land."
Well call (ho atl'entlen, of the inothere and sisters
to the tact, that the Woman's Christian Tempe
twr-
ee Union meets the third Monday every metal)
,at three o'cloek ..inep, tor One hour, at Mrs. "ieltu's
residence, Pattielt struA. AU ladles aro made we.
'come.
As the Editor has llIy given ne part ot ht
spaco. for out work, vie ask Moods of the cause to •
send items ef interest on all moral questions of the
day to any of our members.
John Ruskin The crystal Must.
be either dirty or elean—an.d there's
4n, end. So it is with one's bands,
and with one's heart, only yon can
Wash your hands without changing
them, but not hearts nor crystals.
On the whole while you are young,
it will be as well to take care that
your hearts don't want much Wash,
lug, for they may need wringing
• also when they .cii).
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Cunningham Gekie, D D.: There
-are however, Multitudes who must
• 'rat either drink netitinT ilitoxieating, or
will take too unic17, of it ; and it is
-certain, moreover, that he who does
not begin to drink, will • never be a
,drunkard. Is it, then, too mach for
love to say, with Paul, "I will not
.eat even flesh" (which seems a neces-
sary). "while the world stands, lest I
make my brother to offend" (1 Cor.
yiii 13). Who that reflects on the
results of our drinking customs will
not feel as a Chrisian, that this
trilling self-denial is not worthy his
*most serious consideration, remem-
bering the graad effects it has
-already secured in saving such
-multitudes from sin and crime,
The saloons of Detroit, Mieh., are
shut tight on Sunday. This is some-
thing new in the history of the city.
Even the side doors and the rear
doors are loe,ked, for the saloon-
keepers have discovered that the
,amateur detectives mean, business
and understand the crooks of the,
liquor bnsinoss. The credit belongs
to the young people of the Christian
Endeavor and other societies. The
Civic Federation took up the matter
of a quiet and lawabiding Sunday
-observance, and enlisted all the
young people. The moral sentiment
of the. community walked up and
supported the movement. Young
men volunteered to keep watch of
the saloons and report any evasions
of the law. With courts ready to
,convicathe guilty and punish them,
the liquor.dealers realized that obedi-
once to law was their only safe.
course. They are very wrathful, but
the saloons are closed. And the
young men say they will keep them
•closed. Spasmodic virtue, means
season -round vice. A steady and
continuous eivie. contest will Will a
notable victory. What is being
done in Detroit needs to be done,
. and may be done in other cities.
This is the hind of good citizenship
-that counts.
11111111.1•11MINIM.,••••••aii•11.
TIDINGS FILM AMASA WOOD
HOSPITAL.
MR. J. SMITH CURED OP CHRONIC
RFIEUMATISM BY SOUTH AMERICAN
RHEUMATIC CURE — THE GREAT
RHEUMATIC REMEDY AGAIN CON-
' QUERS WHERE DOCTORS HAD
PAILED.
Mr. J. E. Smith of Amasa Wood
Hospita1 St., Thomas, Oat.: "For a,
long time 1 was afflicted witji very
bad rheumatic pains, and they be-
came so intense that life to me was a
misery. I saw the South American
Cure advertised and determined on
giving it trial, and procured a
bottle from R. J. Old, druggist, of
St. Thomas, Before taking one-
half the bottle I found. the greatest
relief, but kept on taking it, using in
all four bottles. I used that quanti-
ty to give the medicine a fair trial,
although I had no sign of an 'ache or
pain after taking tbe second bottle.
I can strongly recommend this
remedy to all . sufferers from rheu-
illatiS.M. 1 feel confident it will do
for them what it did for me." Sold.
At chisholm's Corner Drug Store.
Says Bridget to Pat—And how do
ye loike the jury, Pat?
'Says Pat—it's somewhat tonfinin'.
Yes, adds Bridget, and it's harrd
wurrk, too. Well, says Pat, it's aisy
enough deeoiding width soide is
right when one of thini's ()Irish, but
whin they're Iwo; Oirish, bedad, it's
the very di vil. ' Touch old Words,
alaarly airway, s heeds a good tonic at
this season. II»us Sarsaparilla is the
'one true tonic and blood purifies.
Improvement in Uorso
Writing on this subject, Mr, A.
• Galbraith, sceretary of the .American
Clydesdale Association,. says ;
'Reports from all over the country
and especially from the hone centres
of Chicago and New York, eontirm
the well-founded bcliefthat the horse
market has at last definitely turned
the corner, and is now .on the up-
ward grade, Notwithstanding
heavy receipts, prices for all kinds,
except unsound and inferior animals,
are more satisfactory *au for a long
time past, and the demand for first-
class draft and emelt horses 18MA:
decided'strong,. Draught teams are
sailing right along at $400 to $450,
while several large buyers last week
signified. their willingness to pav
Considerable more for strictly first-
class matched. teams of 3,400 to
3,600 lbs. • The latter weight when
emnbitted with action, quality and
proper conformation, are scarce, and
those who own sack can practically
name their own priee and get it.'
Commenting on. this, arr. Galbraith
gives the following sensible adviee,
with which we thoroughly agree:
'Clydesdale breeders should take
special encouragement . from this
improved condition of the market
and endeavor to make up . the great
leeway of the past few years by -
breeding till their good mares to the
best stallions obtainable daring the
present season, 'Remeraber that your
colts from thisaseason's breeditt's will
be four years old in the year 1000,
by which time we shall, in all proba-
bility, see prima 100 per cent, higher
than they are to -day * Those who
wish to see the good times and the
begin their breedings operations,
which occupy at the least, live years,
will most assuredly be ton late to
reap the benefit.' Yon must antici-
pate or `get left,'
]Ytost larenouneEd Symptoms of
Heart Disease, and How to
Secure Balite in 30 Kintstes.
The most pronounced symptoms of
heart disease are, palpitations or
flattering of the heart, shortness of
breath, spells at night, making it
necessary to sit up in bed to breathe,
smiling of feet or ankles; say the
most eminent authorities is one of the
surest signs of a • diseased ,heart.
Nightmare is a common 'a • mPtem
spells of hunger or exhaustion. It is
.estimated that 00 per cent. of all
cases ofdropsy come from heart
disease. . The brain may be. conjest-
ed, causing headaches, dizziness or
vertigo. In short, whenever _the
heart flutters it tires out easily,
aches or palpitates, it is diseased and
nothing will give such perfect_ relief
or so speedily effect a care as Dr.
Agnew's Care for the Heart,. It has
saved thousands of lives, and yours
may be counted'a..meng the number
if its use is begun •at once.
This remedy absolutely never fails
to. give el et relief is vbirty minute
,
and it is as harmless as , the purest
milk. Sold at Chisholm's Corner
Drug Store.
Breathing and Thinking.
Let any reader think for a moment
of what he experiences When he
breathes, and attends to the act. Ile
will find that Ns whole frame heaves
and sifbsides at the time; faee, chest,
stomach and limbs are actuated by
his respiration. Now let him feel his
thoughts, and he will see that they,
too, heave with the mass. When he
entertains along thought, he draws
a long breath; when he thinks quick-
ly, Ills breath alternates with rapid
alternations ; when the tempest of
anger shakesbis mind, his breath
is tumultuous; when his seal is.deep
and tranquil, so is his respiration
when success inflates him, his lungs
are as timid as his conceits. Let
Inin make trial of the contrary; let
him endeavor to think in long
stretches at the same time he breathes
in fits, and he will find that 11 18 im-
possible; that itt this ease the chopp-
ing lungs will mince his thotights.
Gated 11011th
And a good appetite go hand in hand.
with the loss • of appetite, the system
oannot long snstain itself. Thus the
fortifications of good health are broken
down and the system liableto attacks
of disease. It is in such cases Unit the
medicine) powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla
aro lilearly shown. Thousands who
have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla testify
to its great merits as a. purifier of the
blood, its trovers to restore and sharpen
the appetite and promote healthy
nation of the digestive organs. Thus it
is, not what we eay bob what tionals
Sarsaparilla does that tells tilt story and
tengititates tho strongest recominenda:
tion that can be timed for any medicine,
Why not take Hood's Sarsaparilla nowa
i1VerYW1101.0 We Co
We find same one who has been cured.
Y Ilood's Sarsaparilla, and people on
all bands are praisin,g this great roan-
114e7rforfrvivehnaclal,,t
hu dono for tbern and
Sarsaparilla prevents serious illness ty
keeping the btood pure and all the
organs in a healthy cbildition. It is 11 e
great blood purifier.
1 Hood's Pills become the favoril.-
cathartic with every one who tries that..
250per box,
Unhappy Comparason.
Ministers, cannot bo ."answeeeil
back" on Sunday, but .ou week days,
sometimes,. the case is different.
"Why weren't you la the kirk on
Sunday ?" asked a Scotch prefteber
of one of his parishioners.
"I was at Mr, Dunlop's kirk," was
the answer.
"1 don't like your running about
to strange kirks in that way. Not
that. I object to your 'hearing Mr.
Dunlop, but I'm sure you widna liko
your sheep straying away into
strange pastures."
"I whine, eare a grain, sir, if it
was better grass," said. the parish-
ioner.
This is concentration.
One pill a dose, one box 25 cents.
One pill relieves constipation. One box
mares au ordinary ease. One pill taken
weekly neutralizes formation of arin acid
in the blood and preyents. Bright's
Kidney disease and Diabetes. True
only of Dr. Chase's. Kidney Liver Pith .
If we had nothing to do but enjoy
our religion there would soon be no
religiou in the world to enjoy.
[ If you want a favor, the stranger
outside the gates will grant it much
sooner than a relative.
Heart Disease itsdievea in 30
11/111111t0S. Mine of organic or eytn-
pathetic; heart disease relieved in 30
minutes and quietly oured, by Dr, Ag-
new's Cure. Sold at Chisholm's Drug;
I store, Winghant.
...The secret of happiness is in
thinking of other people's troubles
and our own joys—not of your own
troubles and ether people's joy.
Edison was famous for his inven-
tions when t.?3,
- Ballet in six hours.--Jistressingy:Rid•
• ney and Bladder -diseases relieved in sir
hours by the Great South American Kid-
ney Cure." This great remedy is a great
surprise and delight to physicians on me -
count of its exceeding promptness in valley-
: mg pain in.the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages in. male
ant female. It relieves retention of water
and pain in passing it almost immediately.
If you want quick relief and mire this is
your remedy. Sold at Chisholm's drug
store.
The undertaker gets many a man
!dead to rights.
Shakespeare left school at 14,
Clay at 14, John Bright at 15.
Captain Sweeney, IL S. A,. San Diego,
Cal., says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is
the tirst medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Price
50o. Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug
Store.
We have all noticed how becoming
, self-denial is in other people. •
° When a young man has the first
symptom of skepticism he imagines
that he is cutting his wisdom teeth,
Shiloh's cure, the great Cough and
Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains ttv.mty:five doses, only 25c.
Children love? it. Sold at Chishblia's
Corner Drug Store.
There is one Christian minister for
every 300 of the population in Great
Britain,and there is but one in every
113,000 in Japan, one in 165,080 in
India, one in 222,0)0 in Africa, and
one in .1,87X0 in China,
A Remarkable Oure.—J, W. Jennisor,
Gilford sent •between 8200 and $3i.0
in colaSOlting Doctor's; tiiel Dixon's
and all other treatments but ger no
benefit. One box of .Chase's Catarrh
Cure did me more good than all other
remedies, in feet 1 consider myseif
cured, and with u 25 cent box at that.
lluxley'e tables show Hetet the
human body is made tip of thirteen
different elements •of which live aro
gases mid eight solids,
Aumuxo Bunten OP PRO:VINE
•QAM—This is a familiar line in the
newspapers, and one which always
attraets the eye. And yet, when we
eotne to react the report, how often
do we find that the ease is not very
amusing, after all. Indeed, consider-
ed rightly, the brePking of a promise
is a very serious matter- A man
who is once guilty of Buell an pet is
never trusted again, When we, are
suffering from indigestion, sick head-
ache, or from any disorder of the
stomach, why do we turn to Hon(
Pill'sBecause they promise
relief in such eases,and have never
yet broken their promise, during a
trial la all parts of the world for
nearly sixty years,
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Valuable treatise and bottle of medicine sent Free to Etry
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ORGANIZATION OF FARMERS.
A FEATURE OP TflE DAT.
James Iltosters 14PCU1tS EarnestilY.
The development of Partnere' Institutes and
otlummettils of education on successful practi-
cal:arming has proven beyond. a doubt that
the present day farmer requires to be a student
of lits work, The moat successful ones aro not,
as a rule, those who do the greatest amount of
Manual labor, but they are found ranking first
as prize -winners on MI agrionitural products.
James Rogers, a resident of Tilsonintry, Oxford
Co., Ont., for 45 years, has taken numerous first
prizes dining tho year. A stiecessful, reliable
Maar his statement will he of interest to many:
"I have suffered for seven or eight, years with
Itching Piles ; the torture and agony I cannot
here find words to describe. Night after night
was kept awake with the painful itching. I
tried all the physielarts and every known
remedy all to no account, not even rolief. In
talking over iny curious trouble with Mr. Chas.,
Thomson, one well known druggist, he recom-
mended Chase's Ointment. To my wonder and
surpriee. I got relief from the second applica-
tion. I firmly believe one box sufficient to cure
any ease of Itching Piles no matter of bow '
long duration. I would not bo without it for
ton times its cost. In volunteering this testi-
mony and my consent for the manufacturers of
Chase's Ointment to use it as they wish, it is
that like sufferers may know they can bo cured."
Price CO cents, sold by all dealers. Edman -
son, Bates .31,- Co„ Toronto.
priumEL,
If you want your
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Of the marvelous success of Burdock
Blood Bitters lies in its specific curative
power over every organ of the body.
The Liver, the Blood, the Bowels, the
Stomach, the Kidneys, the Skin, the
Bladder, in fact, all parts of the human
system are regulated, purified,. and
restored to perfect natural actionby
this medicine. Thus it OURES all
diseases affecting these or other parts
of the system, • Dyspepsia, Constipa-
tion, Bad 13lood, Biliousness, Head-
ache, Kidney and Liver Complaint,
Obstinate Humors, Old Sores, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Nervous or General
Debility, and all irregularities of the
system, caused by Bad Blood or dis-
ordered action Of the Stomach, Bowels,
Liver or Kidneys. Thousands of testi-
menials warrant the assertion that
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