HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-09-06, Page 3THE WING -HAM TIMES SEPTEMBER 6
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oFor God and Horne and Native Land."
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Well call the atfention, of the Mothers and sisters
tothe fact, that the Woman's Oltristlati Temper -
*nee T.Thiciti meets the third Monday every month
at three o'clock sharp, tor one hour, at Mrs, Holm's
residence, Patrick street. All ladles are made wel-
come,
A As the Editor has kindly given us part ol his
Orme. for our worlf, We ask blonde of the case to
send Items of interest on all moral questions of the
.floY to ally of Our members.
New York Liquor Dealers Resolve
to Close Their Saloons on SurittaY•
At a =Sting of the excise corn -
mite of the Wine, Liquor, and
Beer Dealers' .Association, of New
York, and other members of the as-
sociation, lately held, this resolution
was unanimously adopted :
That on and after Sunday, Sept. 1,
1895, all members of the Wine,
Liquor, and Beet Dealers' Associa
ation, of New York, shall close their
An Barly Autumn Xagemue
"CompUlsion in Child Training" is
the subject wnieh the Rev. Charles
Purl D. D,, discuses wisely
and well ie the September Ladies'
lionae Journal. His Article is ably
supplemented by Edward W. Bok's
exeellent editorial on "Our Schools
and Our Teachers," "The Wen=
Who Paints Cats" is the striking
title of a, full page devoted to.
Madame Roulette Ronner, the ace-
brated cat paiater ; several copies of
her most celebrated. pictures beiug
givea, "The Men Who Write Our
Comic Operas" are represented by
portraits and sketches of "The
Composer of 'Wang,'" "The Com-
poser of 'Robin Rood"' and "The
Composer of 'Princess Bonnie."'
Graceful in theme and melodious in
construction is Mr. Robert Coverley's
song, "Love's Reflections," written
exclusively for this issue of the
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places of business On Sunday, and. Journal. Grace Greenwood writes
any member of the association who of"The Man Who Most Influenced
shall thereafter keep his place of Me," Amelia E. Barr of "Converse -
business open in violation of this tion at the Dinner -Table," and Frank
resolution and in violation of the law R. Stockton's "Love Before Break.
shall forfeit all his rights, privileges : fast" eomes to a happy conclusion. and planted at intervals. After
geutleman was thoroughly ashamed
and benefits. as a member of said : Mrs, Mallon's "The Early Winter potting the bulbs in good garden
of his mistake and eager to repair it.
assoeiation,
I DO:111W and "Silk and WW1= soil they must be placed m the
dark to raake roots. the This is of But no importunities would. tempt
Sai8ein. 1,,ha. Con-inecliee,a ttre daintily Moto, e bythe intractable junior to taste the
Saloon -Keeper
verted. i Abby E. Underwood, as are "Party
Stimulated by the success of Dresses for Children," by W. Gran -
Bishop Fallows in buying out a liquor : ville Smith, and "The Early Autumn
saloon in Chicago and changing it Coats," by Prank 0. Small.
into a temperance resort with non- Women who love dainty needlework
alcohol beer for its attraction, some will be delighted with Helen Mar
Bliffalo ministers have undertaken a : Adams' "Greek Embroidery Designs"
Similar enterprise—only they have and Mrs. Barnes -Bruce's "A Bridal
gone a step further. They have not , Table Set." This anti -Linn% brides
only secured the famous "Gold Dollar ' will find much practical advice in Mrs.
Saloon" in that city—its floor laid ' Hamilton Mott's up-to-date article on
with $20 gold pieces, its bar studded "This AutUtnn's Wedding Etiquette."
with •,,50 gold pieces, its walls hung J. Harry: Adams writes of Some
with fine pictures, and its interior Artistict Doorways" and several
illuminated with 1,200 incandescent bright women give some charming
lamps—but- they have also secured ideas for "Beautifying the Home."
the proprietor of this gorgeous Eben E. Rexford writes of "Caltivat.
establishment, who was glad of the lug the Lily" and Emma M. Hooper
opportunity to turn from old associa- ' of "Dressing the Young Girl." Alto -
dons and ways, and who will will- gether this attractive issue, which
ingly dispense harmless drinks in ' goes out with a cover especially
place of the former poisonous bever- designed by Mr. C. D. Gibson,
ages. The "temperance saloon" is is worth ten times its price of ten
owned by a stock company composed cents. The Ladies' Rome Journal is
of ministers and business men.— published by The Curtis Publishing
Zion's Herald. i Company, of Philadelphia, for ten
. I cents per number and. one dollar per
A Temperance Lesson., . : year.
A. good instance of proving a point
in a fair argument has been put in.: , 'Vacation Time
print as follows: ' Is at hand and is gladly welcomed by all,
A noted temperance lecturer once , especially those whose duties in life have
caused ttohetumeel) geeatrlLparitierntudeoliwtsn, their
visited the shop of a hatter and asked
hini to give something to the cause. sical and mental, forced upon them.
The, shop man coldly replied that he With these and others, it is important,
had no interest in,it, and then it was whether at borne, at the sea -shore or in
the temperance man began to in- country, and
irtas siournrteholthowiti•shttanbeee
given to (oll
struct him after the Socratic method to Nature, a good building -up medicine
of question and answer. like Hood's - Sareaparilla had best be
I am sorry to hear that, he said;
for it shows me that you are not ac-
quainted with your own business.
business than I am, said the man state ot mind and bodily health.
with some spirit, I shall be very
happy to take lessons of you.
WINTRR, WINDOW OABDRINTS,
BULBS 'MAT uAx 13E GROWN 200,
OESSIML147 TiNT1117sIASTIO
AMATERRS.
No other plants available for win.
doW gardens yield so generous a
return for the slight care they re.
quire, as those with bulbous roots,
writes Carroll Watson Rankin in the
September Ladies, Home Journal.
No other plants are so fascinating' or
so easily grown. Most bulbs will
thrive and produce an abundant
harvest of glorious bloom la a
temperature that would, reduce a
geranium to a state of cbronie in-
validism; yet many people have an
idea that it is a difficult matter to
grow them without a greenhouse.
That le a mistake. All one needs
is a little conamon-sense—and the
bulbs. Bulbs should be ordered
early in the fall. The Bermuda
Easter lily and the freesia should be
planted in August if they are wanted
for the holidays. All other bulbe
should be ordered early in September
When Spurgeon, was a 'Young
Nan.
A writer in the Belgravia Maga-
zine tells bow On one occasion be was
met by a hoary -headed pastor who
" despised his youth," and muttered
of boys Ong up and down the
country preaching before their moth-
er's milk was well out of their
mouths. The lesson for the day pro-
vided him with an apt text for bis
reply. " The hoary head is a crown
of glory, if it be feund. in the way
or righteousness." Of this the bold
youth made such use as won him the
pastor's partieg greeting "the
sauciest dog that ever barked in a
pulpit." At another village he was
received by a gentienaan, who
brought his equipage to conduct the
guest to his mansion, but seeing a
small, slender boy with cherubic
cheeks, the family carriage man put
tip at his gardner John's, and de-
puted the servant- to entertain the
lad. This latter accepted the situ-
ation, and next day was accompanied
by his humble host to the house
of prayer. After hearing him the
resorted to. E the cligestIon is poor,
liver deranged and frequent headaches
seem to be the rule, Hood's will change
all this and enable everyone to return to
If you are more familiar with my their home and business in a refreshed
Well, said the lecturer, you deal taking tip estray stock shalt give
notice that such animals are on their
premises by publishing three tittles
in a newspaper published within the
Itegarding Animals Astray.
The law provides that a person
in., hats and intend to make a little
money on every hat you sell ?
Yes.
utmost importance. A dark eeol
cellar is the best place, but a darkgreat man's salt, save upon the hard
conditions that John should be %-
Closet or a cupboard, or even a ,I vitecl to supper too !
bureau. drawer will do alcely. The I _
soil must be watered occasionally— Heart Disease ateheved in 30
the aforesaid common-sense will telliMam 7A:11 oasiesseaosfe orreggvieeciOr isny n310 -
remain in the dark for at least four i t h„llettle F.. quickly cured, by Dr. Ag -
you how often—and the pots must1.1)0 n and u
I new's Cure. Sold at Chishohn's Drug
weeks. It will do no harm to have store, Wingbatn.
them there for three or four months,
provided they are not allowed. to dry
out. .
There are a number of bulbs that entered a restaurant Saturday even -
may be grown successfully by the ing, and took seats at a table where
enthusiastic amateur, may be retied sat a telegraph operator and a reporter.
upon to impish flowers for Thanks- The old man bowed his head, and
giving, Christmas, New Year's, i was about to say grace, when a
Easter and for innumerable birth-waiterflew up, singing, "I have beef -
days. Isteak, cod -fish leans, and bull -heads."
Relief In six hours.—..)istreSsing Kid. ii Father and son gave their orders
ney and Bladder diseases relieved in six and the former again bowed hie
hours by the "Great South American Kid- ; head. The °young mats turned the
ney Ogre." This great remedy is a great ' color of a blood red beet, and touch -
surprise and delight to physieians on ao-
count of its exceeding promptness in reliev-
ing pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and , low, nervous tone :—
every part of the urinary passages in male I "Father, it isn't customary to do
He Was 'Ashamed.
A clerk and his country father
ININNAM SAW MILLS
The undersigned in returning thanks
for past favors,beg leave to m.7 00 they
have a very large stock Qf
LUIVI.BER, SHINCLES„ .LATH
BARRELS, WOOO, 84„
on hand, which will be saki at very close
prices to rn.eet the requires of the
hard. times.
Dna female. It rehoves retention of water
and pain in passing ib almost immediately.
If you wy, t quick relief Da euro this is
your remedy, Sold at Chisholm's drug
store.
that in restaurants!"
"It's customary for inc to return
thanks to God wherever I am," said
the old mau.
. : For the third time he bowed his
"Let us Quarrel To-Ntorrow." head, and his son bowed his head,
My wife is , one of the sweetest and the telegraph operator paused
little women in the whole world, and in the act of carving his beef -steak
I arn not peculiarly cranky, but and bowed his head, and the journal -
sometimes differences would arise, ist pushed back his fish ball and
begining with the most trivial things, bowed his head, and there wasu't a
which, however, being duly nursed, man who heard the short, simple
became of monumental proportions prayer that didn't feel a profounder
and often threatened the peace of respect for the old farmer than if he
the family. Of 'course, I was com- had been Governor-General.
monly the one to blame ; in. fact, as
I look back on,it now, I am sure 1 For Over Fifty Years
was always to blame, for I should AN sem) Alm WaLL-Tatke REMY.— Mrs. Win
have had the wisdom. to give away ;let 18)",7,=10,TIT,;',?„n;crft,'„utl,eiltr,nollyr:Irliaye
on the non.-esse.ntials, and by a little eatatra, with perfect success. It soothes the child
First Class Shingles, $1.10 pr
Square.
Wood Theis. per Cord, delivered.
'Everything else equally low. Come and
see us before buying, as we will not be
undersold.
lVoLEAN & cOlsf,
Wingham, June 7th, 103,
JOBPRINTING,
TNOLUDING Books, Pamphlets, Posters, Ail
A Heads, Circulare, Ate., Rte., executed in the best
style of the art, at moderate prices, and on abort
notice. Apply or address
R. ELLIOTT,
Timms Office, Whighain.
BOODMING.
We are pleased to announce that env Books or
Magazines lett with ns for Binding, will have our
prompt attention. Vrices for Binding in any btsle
will be given on application to the Tines Office.
restraint and. :gentle talk Will my rtlei7tteznx,,tiaur tvis,'„'411,fesiswiIdaspc2t%
little wife over to nay way of think- the taste. Sold by Druggists in IA ery part of the
I should sacrifice my dignity ! as spahl"g sYr"P' und --.-
Whatever sends customers to your head of the family:by, yielding.. So Belgian workmen train cocks to
section where the estray was found,
shop and increases their ability to sometimes I went to business without crow against each other, The train -
and if the nropertv is not called for
buy promotes your interest, doeett't - - - my good-bye kiss and two people ed rooster in Belgium has crowed 337
within three weeks after inserting
it ? were miserable all day'. times in an hour.
notice the finder shall go to a justice
Certainly. But my little wife had an inspira-
of the peace and make oath to find- - Shiloh's cure, the great Cough and
Whatever makes men content to tion (most women have when it Croup Cure, is in great detnand. Pocket
hie, and advertising. If the property
comes to the. breaking point), and size contains twenty-five doses, only 25c.
wear old, worn-out bats does 1,
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18 not claimed within a year and
should not exceed $50 in value, it
then belongs to the party on whose
premises it strayed. If worth over
$50 it shall be advertised by the jus-
tice and sold, and the excess .of all
ing. But instead of that, I feared inve=arZ.ntatTe%notss
MP.* tlterstaaWNIS
ZETLAND SAW IVIILL
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First-class Shingles,
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Car Load Orders a Specialty.
WOOD delivered to any part of Wing.
ham.
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and all .pains, external
PaillKiller
This old remedy is known, used
and sold everywhere. Get it and
keep it by you.
craft an injury.
Yes.
Well, sir, if you and were to
walk out along the wharves and
through the streets and lanes of this
city, we should see scores of men
wearing on their heads old, miser- expenses shall be paid over to the
county treasurer. Any person tale -
able, slouch hats, which 'ought years ing up an estray and neglecting to
ago to have been thrown into the cause the same to be advertised and
fire. Now, why don't those men appraised shall be liable to a fine of
come at once and buy of you? $20.
That is not a difficult question to
answer, said the shopman. They
e are too poor to buy hats.
What has more inflame than
Short Journeys on a Long Road
Is the oharadteristic title of a profusely
illustrated book containing over one
liquor in emptying their pockets; and hundred pages ot charmingly written
not only that, but injuring their self- descriptions of summer resorts in the
Chicago. The
respect to saeh an extent that they
are willing to wear old clothe'? re°titTitii7r tunrtttherninsdneT.t )13feCillustrations
. are new. and the information therein
Nothing, said the man, hastily. Will be 130W to almost everyone.
1. am beaten. Rotel° will be sent free to anyone who
. --ea.--- will enclose ten cents (to pay postage) to
Orillia's Prominent Vernituto Dealer Gives Gr,p, H. Reoroati, General Passenger
Facts. Agent Chicago, Milwaukee & St. haul
Orillia, Feb. 100.0894. Railway, Chicago, Ill,
EIntaNS011i nATMEI & Co.,
weeks ago I had an :Meek et ItObifig f YOII will flud it less easy to ttproot
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Gentlemen,—About three or four
Here is some Money for your cause, A dopy of Short Journeys on a Long
• milts t tan to eboke t tem y gaming
Piles. I tried two or three i r
remedies recommended by droggists fiis virttiee. Do not think of your faults
"the best and only cure," etc,, etc., but still less Of others' faults. In every" Neglect cold in the head and you will
got no relief. About the tine 1 was , person who look f have catarrh. Neglect nasal
beginning to despair of finding comes near you or sirrely
relief, with some slight misgivings x what is good. and strong, honor that, catarrh and you will as surely induce
bought a box of your pile cure, which I Nolte in it; its yeti Can, try to ie. pulmonary diseases or catarrh of the
am pleased to say gave roe almost in- tato it, and your faults will drop or stonnion with its disgasting attendants,
stant relief and permanent num I con. like dead leaves when their timo 8te. Stop it all by tieing Dr. Chase's
foul breath, hewking, spitting, blowing,
ALP. 3. DEAN. '
MO —11,118kin. Catarrh Cum tri cents t box, mires.
eitler your Ointment a God-emid.
the next titne ou.r argument was Children love it. Sold at 011isholm's
drifting near the danger line, sho Corner Drug Store.
turned aside the collision by this '
womanly suggestion, "Howard, dear,
let's quarrel to -morrow !" This was a
proposal for an armistiee. What
husband could. refuse? "All right,
I saki, "we will put it off untilto-
morrow," and we laughed and talked
of other things. But to -morrow did
not come. Indeed, to -morrow never
comes ; it'S always a day ahead ;
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Our %reeds tar sale 10 Wingliam fowl vicinity. Any.
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TO
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Afroliant Tailors