The Wingham Times, 1895-10-04, Page 6•
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to enter on Collector's Roll for the
am ;womb current ,year the amounts aesessed. by
Engineer for drain expenses against
Lot a W .1, 17 awl 18, Concession 12,
MDA, OV20311 4* 1896% —Carried. Moved by Mr. Ortfielt-
--,—”'"----""*"""""—"" thank. seconded by Mr. Gemmill,
EDITORIAL Non& that Elliott Bros. be paid
Turnberry share of drain on Wing -
SIR OLIVER MOW•kr has sailed for ham boundary—Carried. Moved, by
home, and it is said that his healthis mr, croicksbank, seconded by Mr.
full,y restored. Geinmill, that the Clerk be instructed
Tim affairs of the Province of to enter on Collector's Roll for the
Quebee seem to be in bacl hands. current year the amount of the ex-
nen.ses on the Powell and McKinnon
The deficit this year is $1,500,000.
drams, in the same proportion as
assessments by Court of Revision on
Powell drain and in the same pro-
portions as original assessment on
the McKinnon drain. — Carried,
Moved, by Mr. Musgrove, seconded
by Mr. Diment, that the Tax Col-
lector collect all taxes and return to
Treasurer on the 14th day of
December next—Carried. The fol-
lowing accounts were passed and
cheques issued : Thos. Pope, $1.G5,
for gravel; Geo. Henderson, $1,
damages ; Jas. McEwen, $6.35,
•appointment to the position of gravel and damages; Daft '& Stewart,
Minister of Agrieulture. $1,04, lumber ; Robt. Elhott, $5.75,
printing; Robt, Lowry, $4, charity;
THE HARAS NATIONALE, a Moir John Dimeut, $2, Court of Revision
tread horse breeding concern, has on Drains; John Musgrove, $2,
fatted. This is the company that Court of Revision on Drains ; Well.
McPherson, $2, Court of Revision on
Drains; Win, Gemmill, $2, Court of
Revision on Drains ; John Burgess,
$2, Clerk of Revision on Drains;
Mrs. Eadie, $6.30, gravel and
damages ; John McCracken, $2.30,
gravel and damages ; John Little,
$2, gravel ; Arthur Magee, $2.65,
culvert; Oliver Mills, $2.50, culvert.
Moved by Mr. Musgrove, seconded
by Mr. Diment, that this meeting do
now adjourn to meet in McDonald's
Hall, Bluevale, on Monday, October
14th, 1895; at 10 o'clock a. m.—
Carried.
JoaN
Tim New Brunswick Legislature
has been dissolved and .a general
election will be held on the 10th
Mr, GIROITARD, M. P., has been
appointed to the Seprcme Court
bench in succession to the late
Judge Fournier,
Mn. Wm. SMITH, M. P. for South
Ontnrio, a practical farmer, is being
put forward by his constituents for
receives an annual snbsidy from the
Dominion for touring six stallions
about the country.
THE question of the location of the
Grand. Trunk Railway car shops,
whieh has been, affecting several
towns in Westeru Oetario, for years,
has been settled, and the shops are
to go to London.
THE election in Kingston to All the
vaettney caused by the unseating of
the Hon. Wm. Harty, COmInitiSioner
of Public Works, will be held onn.the
15th instant, the nomination. -being
held a week earlier. Hon WM.
Harty will contest the constituency
again, and may be elected by accla-
mation.
GENERAL HERBERT has said good•
bye to the Canadian. Militia, after
nearly five years as commander in
this country. He was not very
popular with the rank and file, and
his retirement will not be regretted
among that part of the force. Col.
Gascoigne will be his successor.
T URNBERRY.
Minutes of Council meeting hold
in McDonald's Hall, Bluevale, on
Monday, Sept 23rd, 1895. Members
all preSellt. The Reeve in the chair.
The minutes of last meeting were
• 'read by the Clerk. Moved by Mr.
Cruickshank, seconded by Mr.
Diment, that the minutes of last
meeting in reference to publishing
of By -Law No. 11, be amended. by
striking out the form of publication UNLESS NEUTRALIZED BY EXERCISE
and adding that the By -Law be mon FEEDING IS EXTREMELY
published in pamphlet form and HARMFUL.
served on each party interested, and
that the minutes of last meeting be I assert that it is the duty of the
adopted. as amended. — Carried. good housewife to keep down the ap-
Communications were read from petite of her husband, writes the
Messrs. Garrow & Proudfoot, also Rev. F. S. Root in the October
from Messrs. Cameron, Holt & Lathes' Home Journal. Particularly'
Holmes, re bill of costs in suit is this necessary in the cases of well -
Bryce and Louttit, et al ; also from to-do professional and business men.
Messrs. Hardie, re outlet for drain. In the families of mechanics earning
The Reeve reported that D. Hastings low wages such a warning is almost
had -completed culvert on deviation wholly unnecssary, but it may be
toad, near Jobb' s bridge. Mr. said of most men in good eircum-
Ihment reported that he had let a stances that they eat too freely of
job of gravelling on 13. Line east of rich food. If men would begin care -
gravel to Mr. Hupfer, at 31cts per
real also let a job of building culvert
on B. line, opposite lot 2, to Arthur
Magee, at $2.65 ; job completed and
recommend payment. Mr. Musgrove
reported having let a job of building
ctdvert on deviation road, Lot 13.
Concession 4, to Oliver 111.111s, at
$2.50, recoznmend payment. Moved
by Mr. Diment seconded by Mr.
Gemmill, that our Reeve be instruet.
BURGESS, Tp. Clerk.
BEART DISEASE OP TWENTY
YEARS' STANDING RELIEVED
IN A DAY.
MR. AARON NICHOLS, WHO HAS LIVED
ON ONE FARM FOR 70 y.EARS, TELLS
'WHAT FIE ENO'WS OF DR. AGNEW'S
CURE FOR TRE HEART.
This is to certify that I have
bought two bottles of Dr. Agnew's
Cure tor the Heart for my wife, who
has been troubled for the past twenty
years with heart disease. The first
few doses gave relief, and she has
had more benefit from it than from
all the doctoring she ever did. The
remedy acts like magic on a diseased
heart. I am pleased. to give this
certifieate. Aaron Nichols, Peter-
boro. Sold at Chisholm's Corner
Drug Store.
TEE WINGRAM TIMES, OCTOBER 4, 1895.
TILE TIT3;:aGIVATZOIST.
Hie oat was one of many hues ;
A carpet bag he bore;
And an old pair of overshoes
'Upon his feet he wore.
He seeped disgosted and irate
As onto me be saki;
"I certainly shall leave this State,
Aga elsewhere ask for bread.
"I don't see why," continued he,
"People make such a fuss
Because my habits render me
Somewhat ubiquitous 1
"I'm called a tramp, and from the door
They torn roe oft away;
Upon toy head invectives pour
Enough. to turn it gray 1
Said I: "If you would do of work
A little, now and then,
You'd, win respect; but while you shit
You'll be despised of
t An Ideal Oetaber Magazine.
! great
Lincoln's apprehensive distrust of
marriage is revealed in some ex-
, tremely interesting letters from the
President in the October Ladies'
Home Journal, in which John Gil-
' mer Speed discusses "Lincoln's Hesi-
tancy to Marry:" The letters are
!given publicity for the first time, and
' are addressed. to Lincoln's most Intl-
:
mate friend, Joshua Speed. Edward
8, Martin presents a review of the
various theories advanced by scion.
tists in the effort to • dettnitely locate
the Garden of Eden site, and shows
how far from solution is the problem.
Dr. Parlthmst's October article treats
of "Religion in the Family," and is
ono of the most forcible arguments
, that has come from his pen. . "The
Woman Who Most Influenced Me"
series of papers is enriched by a con,
tribution from Thomas Wentworth
Higginson. Edward W. I3ok eclitori.
ally discusses "Where American Life
Really Exists," and outlines those
communities where its best and pur.
est phases are found, Robert J.
Burdette contributes "The Strike in
the Choir," a humorous article in his
brightest vein. How to fit up and
furnish "A. Japanese Room" is. told
and illustrated by F. Schuyler
Mathews, and Nancy Houston Banks
Writes of "A Painter of Miniatures,"
Mr, Bangs has another report of "The
Paradise Clab," and Elizabeth W.
Bellamy's serial, "The Luck of the
Pendennings," is increasing in
interest. "Early Autumn Costumes"
are described by Isabel A. Mallon,
and "Novelties in Dress Designs" by
Emma, M. Hooper, Miss 'Underwood
illustrating both, In the same issue
are suggestions for evening parties
and church festivals, helpful, practi-
cal . papers, a guide to scrap -book
making, etc. Ruth Ashmore diseus-
ses "The Girl and Her Church," and
Maria Parloa "The Science &Trench
Cooking," while the usual attractive
departments are complete. In its
offerings of poetry the October
Journal is 'unusually engaging.
Eugene Field's "Dream -Ship" is,
perhaps, his best effort along the
more ambitiouslines of verse -making;
W. L. Taylor has exquisitely illus-
trated. the poem. The best works of
such artists as W. L. Taylor, B. West
Clinedinst, Frank 0. Small, Alice
Barber Stephens, Abby E. Under-
wood and F. Schuyler Mathews are
shown in the 'current ' issue. The
October Journal blends interest,
entertainment, instruction, usefulness
and artistic excellence, and is the
magazine par excellence for the
home. It is published by The Curtis
Publishing. Company, Nos. 421-427
Arch Street, Philadelphia, at ten
cents per copy; one dollar per year.
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Not a Soar Loft.
In scrofulous cases under ordinary
treatment scars are left when the sores
are . healed. The action of Burdock
Blood Bitters is assisted by applying it
externally as well as inter.nally. There
is no cutting, no knife, just a natural
healing power over abseesses ulcers,
sores, etc., that leaves the flesh'as clean
and sound as a babe's,
The Ontario Town,
The Belleville Sun, has set quite a
number of its contemporaries think,
ing by publishing this bit of advice :
. More towns die from lack of eon-
fidence the part .of the bushiess
men and lack of' spirit than front any
other cause. 'When a man in search
of a home or business location goes
into a town and finds everything
brimful of hope and enthusiasm over
the prospects of the place, and all
earnestly at work to build it up, he
soon becomes imbued with the same
spirit, and as a result he drives down
his stakes and goes to work with
the same interest. When, however,
be goes to a town where everyone
expresses doubt and apprehension of
the future prosperity of the place,
moping about and indulging in
mournful complaints, he naturally
feels that this is no place for him,
and at once shakes the dust off hisfeet,
feet, while he pulls out with all pos-
sible speed for some other place.
Consequently try to make a live,
energetic town out of the one in
which you live. When you are
working for or saying a good thing
for your town you are accomplishing
all the more for self.
• Acting on this suggestion, several
of the provincial journals have been
taken to writing of the advantages
of their respective towns. Many of
these are charming places to live in,
and others only want a little brush-
ing up and a little more of the local
pride and enthusiasm of which the
San speaks to be equally attractive.
Large cities have their uses in civiliza-
tion, and it is foolish. to belittle these,
or to characterize the • drift of the -
population in that direction as an
unmixed evil. The impulse 'which
sends a clever, energetic youth to a
great centre is a perfeetly rational
and. healthy one. He is going where
the battle of life is keenest, and
where there are the strongest. in-
centives to thought and action in
the spheres of commetce, of politics,
The Evils of Over -Eating. of law, of religion, of social reform.
Bat it is not, we think, a healthy
form of eivilization where the smaller
cities and towns are impoverished
and neglected for the sake of two or
three centres. Ten places of 10,000
each are better than one of 100,000,
if we must choose between the two.
And there is no reason why the in-
habitant of a 10,000 or even a 1,000
town should allow his mind to
stagnate or to be occupied with
trifles. Our Ontario towns are well
supplied with schools, churches, news-
papers and libraries, They stand
midway between the great city and
the country and enjoy the great
advantage of being nearer to nature
than a dwela, citystreet ; and
fel and systematic physical culture iler in str
f communion with Men gives
in early yontli and continue the stimulus to thought, thought gains in
praetioe through life, good health delicacy and serenity from the con.
would be the result. Beyond the temptation of those scenes where
age of forty—at a period when .sn human activity does not obtrude
many are physically lazy — the itself. An Ontario town, with ample
superior valu.e of exercise is apparent spaces, with an tmp011uted stream
but ordinarily, this is just the time flowing through it, with gardens
when the hygiene of athletics is neg- where old-fashioned flowers grow in
leeted. 'There is no reason why a profusion and in just ft little
ed to see our Solicitor aboutpunching-bag, disorder,
punching -bag, rowing-mathine, pul- and with fields for the boys to play
the ley -weights andother apparatus ball in without being hauled before
suits and take what actio
Mater of tasting Costs on Bryce should be relegated to college boys a magistrate; is a refreshing sight
n he may and elerks. But having done
think neceessary in a good to city eyes. We hope they will all
Carriedthe Matter .— deal of work in his tinm it is almost take the Sun's adviee, and keep a
. Moved by Mr. Diment, impossible to persuade a business or good conceit of thernselves.—Globe.
seconded by Mr . Musgrove, that as a professional man, trirning forty, ta
portion of the Grey boundary line give any sort of
is attention to physical 11,11 irig Cured,
M a bad state of repair, that we OtAtUrfl if such training bas beett DeAn Stns,—I was troubled with run -
expend $15 in gravellieg the swamp previously neglected. Henee„ I say rang bores on toy face which nothing
portion, provided the . Township of it is the duty of a, woman to keep eould cure, up to the time I tried Bur-
Gtrey expends an equal amount, and from her husband all rich compounds bo?,tles my face waa completely cured
tlo It -Blood Bitters, but after taking two
that the Clerk be instrueted to write that will nititeatetY ruin his diges- end it left my flesh clear and sound.
to, the CouneiL of Grev strafe& the 'Von. High feeding is occasionally A. HEATI/Ell8
tion of this Council in the matter. neutrabzed, by bard exerMse; but in
- • • 27 Woolley St., Toronto.
—4/tarried. !lioved by- Mr. Diment,) the absenee of the latter it is mi-
.fnrly of
— seconded bk Mr. Gemmill, that chlevona in the extreme. Mr. Norman Cbittick,
eme. If your
drainage By -Law No. II, 1895, be
nsily peed and the Court of
Boylston &med.—Carried. Moved
By Mr: Muigrove, seconded by Mr.
treatment
husband will stand the
Walkerton, fell from a scaffold at
, Winnipeg and was killed.
begin by switching off from the
heavy breakfast of 'steak, hot pas A good appetite and refreshing mice
p
, potatoes, ete., and set before liim are essential to health of mind and body,
ill, that the Clerk be 'Detracted' eggieon teas% 084Meal AM e offee.thin. •
and these aro given by Hood's Sarsapa-
What They Agreed to Give Up.
A poor woman had lost her bus -
hand, and was left with five children
and nothing to live upon. A neigh-
boring family, named Brown, in
which there were several children,
felt =eh sympathy for the bereaved
woman. .All the little Browns were
very sorry when they heard their
mother's tale of the widow's woe.
How can we help ? said Janie, the
eldest. We've no money at all.
Mrs. Brown smiled, and said : No,
you have no money ; but, if you
would like to give up some of your
pleasures, you carnearn some.
How, mother ?
You might give up having sugar
in your tea, for one thing.
But it's so nasty withoat, mother.
Well, perhaps you can think of
something else. All of you go into
the garden for half an hoar, and
come and tell me what you fix upon.
Off went Janie and , Harry and
Sibyl and wee Abrade hand in hand,
and walked solemnly arouncl the
garden for just half an hour. When
the clock struck they kb: in again
helter.skelter,
Well ?.said the mother.
Janie spoke : We've thought of
everything all round, mother, and$ For Twentpfive Years
if you please, we should like to give' u N
up our lessons
WINGHAM SAW MILLS
The undersigned in returning tbenloi
for past favors,beg leave to say that they
bave a very largo stock ot
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
• BARRELS, WOOD, Up
on hand, whicla will be BON at very close
Prices to meet the requirements of the
hard times.
First Class Shingles, $1,10 per
Square,
Wood Mots. per Cord, delivered.
Everything else equally low. Come and
see us before buying', as we will not be
undersold.
111aLEAN & SON.
Wingham, June 7th, 1593, . .
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Prinoipal payable at end of term or
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