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THE WINGRAM TIMES1,. AUGUST 16, 1895.
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W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
(CONDUCT= DX TIM, 1i'I IOIi.iAf BliAl•Ielf.)
*For or Gad and Time and iVatiro Land."
well call the atfuntion of the mothers and sisters
to the fact, that the Woman's Christian Temper.
once Union meets the third Monday ever, month
• ,-,, , rt three o'clock sharp, for one hour, at Mrs. Uieirn's
residence, Patrick street. All ladies are lnado wel.
Conic,
AR the Editor has kindly ;riven ns part of his
space, for our work, we ask friends of the cense to
Send items of interest on all moral questionsof the
dakto !fillet our members.
AMMOINIMI
Iiow to Become Valuable,
Why does that young man never
receive for his services .above 15" a
week ? asks Eli in the commercial
Bulletin and Northwest Trade, Be-
cause he does not study and drink in
knowledge that will make him worth
more than that, This young than
says he isn't treated fairly; that
others succeed while be struggles
along with such advancement,. Let
us see about that, Where does the
complaining young man spend his
spare tune ? Perhaps on the street,
Two Words About the W. C. +P. u, 'perhaps inhunting in the summer
By Frances E, Willard, LL. D. and skating in the winter, perhaps
President of the World's Woman's in lounging about the corners in -
Christian Temperance Union, ---We cl n inghn idle
a gossip.
even tthetse
e
have set at work to dissect out the g place
alcohol nerve from the anatomy of gossip on the corner, but when they
the body politic, and wherever the make up the sum total of a man's
ft scalpel takes us wo will go, The spare time they prove to be his axe -
/01 intention has given rise to what is1 eutioner,
' called the "do•overything' polio,*," How about the other young man
which involves the salve word of who went from $15 to $20 and then
command that became famous at the, on to $30, and $40 and even on to a
battle of the Boyne: "When you see higher salary a week. He improved
a head bit sit." his spare time in study and develop• special business eoltr'se ib provided
The drink habit is intrenched in ing his mind to the point that he was for those not intending to enter any
able to command attention became of the professions. This will include
he had something to give out. His an extended course in book-keeping
policy was to read along a certain and general business forms, usage
line every winter, read daily papers and correspondence. A pupil pur-
remularly and if possible a foreign suing this course will also be required
Revision of Curriculum.
It has been known for some time
to High School men that the curri,
eulum was to be revised at the close
of the aeademie years '94-'95, The
Department of Education has com-
pletecl its work and sent eopies of
the changes to all those concerned,
The organization is unchanged.
There are still to be four forms. At
the close of each form's work there is
to be an examination, which will en-
title a successful candidate to• enter a
higher form, or the universities, the
teaching profession or the aetive
duties of life, 1+'or the primary ex-
amination. there will be no longer an
option, physics and botany beeomiug
compulsory; but any candidate wish-
ing to take up any of the languages
may doso and this work may count
as a bonus on his primary if he ob-
tains 33:?r per cent. The standard of
the primary is also raised to that of
the present Junior Leaving in the
subjects of arithmetic, history, gram-
mar and physics, In form II a
the customs of society ; away we go
after it with the teetotal pledge, alike
for guest and hostess. It is fortressed
in, the ignorance of the people; away
after it, then, into the public school, t,
the Sunday school, the pulpit, and paper that would keep him in touch to attain a speed of fifty words a
in
enehed • law • with the world; if he didn't have a minute in shorthand. At the close
ess It is•ti
the pr .
away after it, then, into the mune;- foreign paper handy he subscribed
pal council room, the legislature, and for one; he bought a few books
congress. It is bulwarked by the every year, not novels, but philos-
power of politics ; away after it, I ophy and history; he looked to the
then, to the caucus, the hustings, aucl inner history of the bible, and he and history, (except ancient history)
the polling -booth. This is the modus :studied it closely, only to find that are dropped and three languages,
operandi of the Woman's Christian great minds had done that before one of which must be Latin, substi-
Temperance Union. 1 him; there was Bauer and others if toted and greater stress laid on
of this course a special commercial
diploma is awarded. Por a Junior
Leaving certificate the following are
the changes: Arithmetic, grammar
• the negative side of the German ' English composition and literature.
The World's W. C. T. U., recently I Tubingen school on the one side, For a Senior Leaving certificate it is
met in London, Eng., was obliged to • honestly searching for the trath recommended that the course be
• choose a successor to the treasurer- • about the authenticity of the Scrip- taken in two parts. Part I, the Eng -
ship made vacant by the death of , tures, not in Bob Ingersoll fashion lish and mathematics; Part II, the
Mrs. Williams, of Montreal. The,but in honest doubt; there was Drum- languages and science. Special
choice agoin fell upon a Canadian, mond, and Matheson, and Farrar: regulations are made to apply to
who was not able to attend the great , and many others on the other side, • those who have already started on
World's • meeting—Mrs. May Thorn- , fully convinced of the great power of , one of the courses of the old curri-
ley, of London, President of the On- , spiritual truth in the development I eulum.
tario ~W. C. T. U., and one of the of the world.
most intelligent,intense and indefatig- I Can we measure what the effect of
able i •oi•kers in this . reform. The years of study along these lines
DEADLY CANCER CUED
BY B. B. B.
Royal Templar congratulates the would be on the mind of any person?, --
oy a eI t - 1 •� the Proof.
Death of Registrar piol;sola, 111 Y 1 U A �� a 11 �� �� \ f ZETLAND SAW LLL >.
TIM WElal',.=xNOWN ItIONEE1 AND
COUNTY Ci''11CIAn PASSES .AWAY,.
After a bravo struggle with the
infirmities of old age, Itegistrar
James Dickson received the final
summons last Sunday, and passed to
the rest which follows a long and ac.
tive career, Few men in, the county
,of Huron are more widely known or
more highly esteemed, as he had
been identified with its early history
and took an Honored part in its de-
velopment from the forest wilderness
of fifty years ago to the proud agri-
cultural and commercial position it
occupies to -day. The following brief
sketch but touches on a notable
career:
Borah. May 26, 1816, be was a
native of Roxb>rgshire, Scotland, his
parents both being children of pros-
perous farmers. He was educated
at Jedburgh grammar school, sup-
plemented with a term at Edinburgh
university,. In Aug. of 1833 he -and
his father came to Canada and JOB PRuiiTiC
settled in this country, the other
SUE!-R:�,il R.IlRRr!i.�
GEORGE THOPft Proprteter,
The undersigned in returning thanks
for past favcrs,beg leave to say that they
bane a very large stock of
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
BARRELS, WOOD, &c,,
on baud, which will bo sold at very olive
prices to meet the relluirelflents of the
hard tholes,.
First Class Shingles, $1,70 per
Square.
Wood 75cts. per Cord, delivered.
Lumber of all kinds;
r- „
�'ar�,t Glass ,ln;�les
axed. Cedar Posts.
Oar toad Orders a Specialty..
Everything else equally low. Come and
see us before buying, as we will not be
Undersold. - I
MoLEAN t1 SON,1
Wingham, June 7th, 18:13.
f
members of the family, mother and , INOLtroixo Rooke Pamphlets,Volt:re 1311
IIoads, Circulars, Books,
SCC., exected in the best
seven younger children, joining them style of the art, at moderato prices, and on short
the following year. They settled in
McKillop, two miles north of Sea -
forth, on 300 acres of Canada Com-
pany lands, being the first settlers
north of the river in that section.
All the difficulties and hardships of
a pioneer's life were successfully con-
tended with, and in 1839 Mr. Dickson
left the family roof' and purchased
_'00 acres of wild land, since.bceore
the beautiful homestead, and one of
the most valuable and best arranged
farms in Ontario, at present managed
by two sons of deceased. For 11
years Mr. Dickson conducted busi-
ness as a merchant in Egmondville,
and served as reeve from 1855 to.
1860, and in the then county council
he took a leading part. He was one
of the foremost in developing the
gravel road system which has done
this country so much credit. After
serving many years in the Canadian
militia, Mr. Dickson retired with the
rank of Lieut. -Colonel, having been
in active service on the St. Clair
frontier during '3778.
In 1861 he entered Parliament as
the representative of Huron and
notice. Apply or address
R. ELLIOTT,
TIMM Office, li'ingham..
BOOKBINDING.
\Ve are pleased to announce that any Books or
Magazines left with us for Binding, will have our
prompt attention. Prices for Binding in any style
will be given on application to the Times Office.
WOOD delivered to any Tart of Wing.
ham,
PrOrtlersby mall promptly attendi1
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Pox 125, winghum. Ont
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I thus are brought widely before the public with,
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Issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far the.
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and Burns are soothed at once with
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i C P E T S small Investments.
Here 1s
World's Tinian upon its Choice, and There must be development, of Returning prosperity will make maty rich, but nowhere eon they make so murk within a short time
Mrs, Thornley upon receiving this course, and yet we hear young bus;- ! Messes. T. Milburn. ct; Co. a8 byetmeenlnl Speculation in Gioia, many
and Stock.
additional expression of the confl- i ness men who work in the stores say 1 Sirs,—About four years ago I was Bruce, a constituency then of nearly ® FOR EACH DOLLAR INVESTED CAN 13E MADEdeuce of her fellow workers. !they never had an opportunity to at !taken sick with stomach trouble. Icon• 00,000. He was a fluent, forcible
t d 11 cre What should they do?suited several leading local physicans. all speaker a good reasoner and a tire
Make at college at home. Turn their of whom pronounced my disease incur- less worker, The "Polyglot Petition" of the ' bre cancer of the stomach and told me
World's Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union has received the indorse-
ment of the Christian Endeavor
b
and hisgenial disposition
!bedroom into a college and dig out ' I had not longto live. Two physicians ade him a general favorite. His
the great truths of history anti attending e gave me up to die.
science. That is what we are here 1 Through reading your advertisement,
I f t t that so many 1 and by advice of. friends, I tried your
Society for which we are gratef
til fol • It till or
una e t I Burdock Blood Bitters and I am happy
• fail to grasp the great fact that
and glad. It has been signed in knowledge can be had for the - seek -
fifty languages and in • all parts of , . g The trouble is it is not sought
the world, and,. with its signatures 1 after, instead the days are passing in
and attestation, numbers not fe• wer drivel. f d and the
to say that after using one bottle I was
able to leave my bed which I had been
confined to for a long time. I am thank-
ful uow to state that B, B. B. cured my
disease which baffled the doctors, and I
the merest o words, ern firmly convinced that B. B. B.. saved
than three millions of names.mind dies for want of nourishment. my life. •
It asks that the alcohol traffic and If you envy great men be a great 1 Gratefully yours,
the opium trade be put under ban of {man yourself. Start out to be sone- ELIZABETH GILRULA,
law, and that the standard of per- � thing andyou. will succeed in being South Buhx n, Ont.
sonal purity shall involve
a whiteN. B.-112re. t Sout a is the wife o� the
life for two. ; somebody and the world will respect Post Master at South Boxton, and will
This petition is to be conveyed to I you. Light will come hi as you gladly answer inquiries.
teed ltnd ou will be able to de-
velop until in a few
deputation of White Ribbon women y ear by year, '
• all the leading governments by a pro y
appointed for the purpose, of whom years you have become an able man.
Great'I3ritain, will be one. a man smart is flatlet'. The man
i must make himself after he has been
vacation Tittle 1through, college. That is a'disci-
The idea that a term in college makes
Lady Henry Somerset, our leader In
I t hand and is gladly welcomed by all, , plinar v school It lays the founda
especially those whose u le a
caused them to greatly run down their 1 erected. Put in the foundation your-
system•to meet the requirements, phy- ;self and begin to build. That is the
Ideal and mental. forced upon them. b
• With these and others, it is ituportant, 1 way to growth. •
whether at home, at the sea -shore or in I If I were a clerk in a store I would
Is
a au g . is yet to be
b duties s in life hove tion bat the buildi:n
the country, that some thought be
given to diet, aid as further assistance
to Nature. a good building -up medicine
like Hood's Sarsaparilla had best be
resorted to. IC the digestion is poor,
liver deranged and frequent headaches, a veal•, and read them carefully:
seem to be the rule, Hood's will change i This done you will be an educated
all this and enable everyone to return to I man in ten ears. I would add as
eertheir home and business in a refreshedY
state of mind and bodily health.•
many standard books to these each
I year as I could afford. I was talking
• Miss Annie` McKenzie, formerly with a gentleman this week, a writer
;,$ a teacher in the Lucknow Presbyter- on a Minneapolis newspaper, who is
' ian Sabbath school, has been accept- an encyclopedia in himself. He is a
ed as : secondary missionary and great student and bas a library of
companion to Miss Goforth to China,
14,000 volumes.
Ii.ari's Clover Root, the great Blood Ilow many of them . have you
purifier,gives freshness and clearness to
read ? I asked.
the Complexion and cures Constipation, Every one of them was the reply.
Cotneone„r D iu¢ Store. etc,. 31 Sold at Chisholm's f Is it any wonder that man is a
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A littlo insect called the' "least , genius and draws a salary of more
• than . ,15 a week? ---
•Canadian
mite," or as the entomologist calls it j Grocer .
(astrolna grylaria) now appears oil
subscribe for the Loudon Quarterly
or the Edinburg Review, or both,
costing about $11 a year, and for the
Popular Science Monthly, costing $5
the scene and threatens to put an Short Journeys on a Long noad
end to the grasshoppers' jumping' Is the ohareoteristle title of a profusely
hundred
Zvi book
min 1 wrl en
descriptions of summer resorts in the
country north and west of Chicago. Tho
rending matter is new, the illustrations
are new. and the information therein
proclivities, over one
1` ties ll]uatrnted
coutairiinyt
pages et ohne R y itt
Catarrh relieved in 10 to 60 minutes..
'one short puff of the breath through
the Blower, supplied with each bottle of
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses
thisl'owder over the surface of the nasal will be new to almost everyone.
] d delightful to use A copyf "Short Journeys on a Long
Don'ts for Swimmers.
Don't show off.
Don't get drowned.
Don't kick a barnacle.
Don't annoy the fishes.
Don't monopolize the lake.
Don't be afraid of the water.
Don't hesitate about going in.
Don't get boiled by the sun.
Don't chew gum in the water.
Don't bathe in a bicycle suit.
Don't pretend you saw a shark.
Don't dive in two feet of water.
Don't go in with a full stomach.
Don't try to cross the lake.
Don't wear a tight bathing suit,
Don't stay under water toolong.
Don't stay in after you get a chill.
Don't fool with a dog in the water.
Don't push anybody in the water.
Don't stick your legs above the
popularity with his constituents was
shown by his re-election by acclama-
tion in 1863. He was a staunch ad-
vocate of Representation by Popula-
tion, at that time a burning question
and this principle being recognized
by the Coalition Government it re -1
ceived his hearty support. In 18661
he was appointed Registrar of the
County in succession to the late
John Galt.
He was twice married, his "first
wife being the daughter of one of the
early settlers of Tuekersmith. Of
eight children the following are now
living: Samuel, postmaster of Sea -
forth; Robert, of Tuckersmith; John
T., deputy registrar, and Mrs. J. P.
Tom.—Star.
sea.
Don't wear'joweler'y. It is bad
form,
Don't drink too deeply of sea
water.
• Don't be hasty in climbing into a
boat.
Don't boast of your powers in the
Water.
)on'timaginoeverybody is looking
at you.
Don't drink too much when you
conte out.
Don't go in swimming more than
once a day.
A PATHETIC INCIDENT occurred in
the London streets the other 'night.
It was late, and a poor little girl was
trying in vain to sell her violets. purity the blood,
Suddenly a boy, a typical London
arab, who had just sold his last even-
ing paper, and was rattling his
ha'pence in his pocket, stopped be-
fore her. Taking the situation in at
a glance, he said kindly: "I'll buy
yor vi'lets. Come on, we'll sell 'em
tergether." The boy evidently was
a good salesman, for we passed
barely an hour later, and the chil-
dren were running about together,
with only two or three bunches left.
We can all ]help one another if we•
like. The sick and suffering we can
save if we only point out to them
the healing virtues of ,Holloway's
PiIle and Ointment., ,
The resignation of Mr. Hooper as
Soienee Master of Goderich Collegiate
Institute has been filled by the ap-
pointment of G. K. ,Mills, B. A., of
Toronto University
it relies. Painless an e 1 , o
it relieves fnstllrltlyi and i aid aanotl lrl Road" will be sent cnt0 oto tpostage who
It tares Shiloh's
Incipient Onusumpt guarantee.. s
cures Cilittrrrla, Hay ;'ever, Gblds, H will enclose ten oe pay postage) r bet Cough h Cllre Dilly anti cent a
ore oatr' r r lr ire
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It is a well-known fact, that there are thousands of mon in all parts of the United States who, by
systematic trading through Chicago brokers, make large rn,ounts every year, ranging from a few
thousand dollars for the ulna who invests a hundred or two hundred dollars up to 550,000 to S100,000 or
more by those who invest a few thousand.
It is also a fact that those who make the largest profits from comparatively small investments on this
plain are persons who live away from Chicago and invest through brokers who thoroughly understand
systematic trading.
Ourthe marketlrise et not risk or falls it bringsuule atnount invested cin steady profit that plies Iy n ptenormously in a short timebut eovers bath ; so, that whether
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533 Oxford Street, Lond they are spurious.
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WESTER 8z CO.
MAKING
will continue to reduce the price for
MEN'D'S TWEED SUITS
TO
$4.00 SPOT GASIuI.
If you have any Tweeds at home, now is the bine to save a dollar on
nig matter , the making of each suit, and get a good fit, First-class Trimmings supplied.
assiduously and as regularly as the at wholesale prices for spot cash only.
spiciest bit of news. A r gressrveness *.-�
anti confidence are essential in ad.- If you want to bay a Suit or Ovoreoat you can save front $3.00
yertising.. Timid ;nen do not suceed. $10.00 on each, by purchasing from us.
It's the fellow that goes straight
ahead, full of self-confidence, forceful,!
bound to make his point; that's the
man whose business thrives and
Ache Th ,rfodslhtls and Deaf -
.,E0. H i1�AFpoltT) lienfdral Passenger the e g fleuri31iC9, IretCveryStatCnlelltiJea1
nese; 60 cents, At Chisholm's Drug ,A chit Cbroligo, Milwaukee &.St, Paul dose 200ts., ,]0cts., and s. Sold t CL ' Opposite the new Macdonald Bleak, Wiilgham,
Store. Baflway, Chicago, Ill+ holut'e Corner Drag Store, fact, no more, no less.
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