HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-10-25, Page 11j3 II) TO 'rim LITTLE ONES,
There 10 tyranny so hard to bear
as the tyranny of parents who, with -
Out meaning to be eruel, do not
understand their ehildren. How
continually do we find a child
punished simply because it is fretful.
It does not seem to occur to some
parents that in nine cases out of ten
A child's fretfulness arises from ill -
health or from some temporary ail-
inent. But this is assuredly true,
and, instead of punishing their
children, parents will do well to take
steps to keep them healthy and
strong. They will not find this
difficult if they take care to keep
Holloway's Pills and Ointment
Always by them These are reme-
dies which never fail,
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Death by Freezing; Is Accident.
The London Guarantee and
Aceident Company has issued a
cheek for the death claim under the
policy of $L000, held by the late C.
F. Church, who was frozen to death.
The insurance company contended
that they were not liable for pay-
ment on the, ground that death by
frost did not come under the head of
accidents. The Northwest Travel-
lers' Association, of which Church
was a member, fought the matter
out in the courtS and received a
favorable verdict, The insurance
-company had also to pay the costs of
the litigation.
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The modern stand-
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Like the Touch of Magic
Desperate Itohings. of tho Skin Allayed by
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Skin Speeifie.
it is only a. few months since Dr. Chase's
Ointment was brought prominently before the
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long standing cases of Itching Piles that had
shifted all other troatinents. To day it 18 recog-
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for Itching Piles, Kozematio Eruptions and all
itching of tho Sit n. Its cures have rendered
its sales la; ger than those of HAI other prows -
Mons for such ailments combined. Pc6plo net
3)r. Chase's Ointment with confidence, because
Inevery ennuntinity someone has boon benc.
iitted like Mr. Simpson, Berlin, Ont..Who, under
dots of Feb, 8, '05, writes that for a number of
/oars he was troubled with Robing Piles: they'
canoed dittonse suffering, and although dozens
sif advertised remediots were need, none of them
did any gond although F01110 of them had long
and thorough trials. Here aro his own words
t di his I tt r "Last fall I got a box
IsC Chase's Ointment from Mr. LandrethSt'dmig
Mere), Harlin, I applied according to 'directions
and,soon found it was what 1 wanted. Only
lilted part of of e Ii tec when I WAS Well as over
its sty life /Moo in A while since I have felt
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Such expressiona as thia from these vrho Use
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PitICV CO CENtS.
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I 'Taught by a erandmotber.
I Do not lot stale flowers remain in
a sick.room.
IWear a clean. apron when ironing
or bed making.
Waste neither time, money, talent,
nor opportunity,
Warm brea(1 or cake should be
cut with a warm knife.
Do not leave vegetables in water
after they are cooked.
Rub vinegar on the isinglass stove
doors, and so have them clean.
A bad headache is often the result
of ill-fitting or improper spectacles.
Soak black calico in salt and
water before washing, and so pre-
vent it fading,
Don't put off the week's mending.
Procrastination never lessens the
work.
A clean, well -aired and 'well-
managed house results in good-
natured imnates,
When silk looks greasy, remove
the grease by spreading magnesia on
the wrong side..
Put a few drops of turpentine in
the water when clothesare put to
soak ; it whitens them.
Understand. what is going on in
the kitebee ; the true housewife is
mistress of her entire house.
The best sauce for .any meat is
cheerfulness. Never grumble while
eating; laughter aids digestion.
Hay water sweetens tin, wooden
andiron ware. This made by boil-
ing a little sweet hay in water.
Never ask a hungry person to do
a favor ; first giv.e a good dinner and
nine times out of ten success is
assured.
- The best remedy for odorous
drainpipes. is copperas dissolved in
water and poured slowly • through
them.
Mix turpentine in the water with
which floors are serubbed; and . -thus
escape buffalo moths .and carpet
worms.
TILE WINGLIAM TIMES, OCTOBER 2.5, 1895.0.
dust in the folds or pleats. Shake
them Well, and rub with a piece of
flannel or brush with a soft whisk
broom. Use a soft brush for hats
and bonnets and always put them
away clean, Dust is never as .easily
removed. WO first,
Buy ten cents' worth of soap In bars
and having dissolved it in hot water,
wash in suds thus made any soiled.
white summer shawls. All the spots
will disappear, and, if carefully
passed, they will be equal to new,
Cashmere and other woolen materials
may be treated in the same manner.
•
Do not take the risk of lightinga
fire in a stove or furnace, not known
to be safe, or one which is not under-
stood,
Sprinkle powdered rice upon lint
and apply to the bleeding of fresh
wounds, and the blood. will stop run-.
ning.
To have brooms last, put them for
three minutes in suds twice a week. I
Let them stand with the broom end
up.
When boiling tough meats or fowl,
they will be made tender by putting
a tablespoonful of • vinegar in the
pot.
When cleaning tin utensils, a small
quantiy of soda thrown into hot suds
will be found almost equal to scour-
ing.
To get clear of rats, besides using
traps, eats or dogs, use chloride of
lime. It is said they never come
near where it is placed.
The eyes should be bathed every
night in cold water just before re- '
tiring, and they will do better work
the following day.. -
When very tired, lie on the back,
allowing every muscle to relax,
letting the handsgo any way they
will and keep the eyes closed.
If you have to sew all day, change
your seat occasionally, and so obtain
rest. Bathing the hands and face
will also stimulate and refresh.
Oil stains may be removed from
wall paper by applying for foie hours
pipe clay, powdered and mixed with
water to the thickness of cream:
Old feather beds, if left on a grass
plot during a summer shower, and
allowed to get thoroughly wet, will,
when dry mid beaten, seem -fresh;
and new again.
In dusting, carefully take up the!
dust on cloth and shake it out of the!
Window. Do not flirt it from one
piece of furniture to another and call'
it
us
Kerosene Oil applied to flannel is
an excellent thing with Which to rub
old furniture, or clean paint, parti-
milady the dirt finger marks around
than lessened by geed housewifery
traits. A housewife may or may not
be a gentlewonian.' What 'her
I grandmother was and what she wills
to be ean cksiide the 'question.
I Never put a silk dress away Vith
To make old black silk look like
new dip the pieces individually in cold 1
water, Don't wring them, but put
them dripping wet ori a fiat, broad,
wooden table; smooth. them out •
carefully with a small cloth. Bel
sure not to leave any wrinkles. 131;
half an hour remove the silk from I
the table and it will have the lustre
of new silk. Black ribbons may be
treated the same Colored silks and
ribbons may also be renewed in like
manner, provided the colors will not
run, which may bo ascertained by!
testing small pieces.
BEST FpR
,
set
vistamboasartwomawnia.
tai occasion for some remembrance,
et the token be etrer so slight.
That the wonderfully bright say-
ings of your three-year-old are not
always sure to "set the table in a
roar."
That youhave no right to be
slovenly in your attire because you
are no longer in the matrimonial
market.
That when your shirt button holes
are big enough to admit of the pas-
sage of a walnut, it is time to buy a
new shirt.
That it is very bad taste to read
mother -in -16:w jokes to your wife.
Remember that your mother is her
mother-in-law.
That you should never shirk the
trouble and expense of taking the
family into the country whenevei
you have a chance.
door handles.
True ladyhood is heightened rather
Doctors Say it 13 tho Best.
GEITYLEAI EN,— I lecomniend Milburn's
Cod Liver Oil Emulsion with pleasure.
Last July I too x Congestion of the
Lungs and was in bed for four weeks.,
I was very weak and could not speak
above a whisper. Dr, LaW8013, of
Hamiota, attended me and sent a bottle
of Milburn's Emulsion. It is the very
best made and soon restored my voice
and brought me back to health again.
Truly yours,
Ar.p. SMITH,
Wheatlands, Man,
Husband's Guide to Happiness.
The man who has taken a life
partner for better or for worse, and
wishes the former state of things
should remember •
That cloves deceive no one.
That the little ones like sweets. •
That few women care for politics.
That an honest confession is good
for the soul.
That, therenre limits to a woman's
credulity.
That after all your wife dresses
welt to please you.
That no woman ever intentionally
burned a beefSteak.
That yon had better make tbe
best of your situation.
That it is a woman's' way always
to have the last word.
That yours was not the first baby
ever born in this world.
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That you should set the example
where there are ehildren.
That your cigars cost more than,
your wife's perfutnery does.
That only a! brute remarks, "No
one ever died of toothache."
That you are not the possessor of
the only palate in the household.
That your wife may grow as tired
of "the house" as you do of "the
office."
• That no woman ever grows too
old not to enjoy the gift of cut '
flowers.
That it is well to pretend an in-
terest in the contents of "the letter
from inamtna." • '
That women have many things to
make them "Cranky" and you. are •
ono of them.
That there are just as good pies
Wiled Out to -day as those your
Mother used to make,
That it is a tine thing to have a
wife who cares for anything else but
buying clothes.
That it is well to keep your pro-
mise to the childron, even though it
be a premised walloping. •
That a reasonable allowance of
pocket money does not necessarily
make a boy a spendthrift.
That if your boys read trashy
novels it is because you do not supply -
them with better pabulum.
That dozing Sunday afternoon
away on a sofa lounge is not "spend.
ing the day" With your wife.
That it is itood idea to drop irt
I upon the - Ore
once m a vp
school that your little ones attend.
That vein, wife will think note
the less o you if yen ratsyour hat
When meeting or leaving her.
That you should be prepared to
titter your visitors the class of re.
freements they most desire.
That the wedding anniversary is
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answered the boy. "Nice dog you
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"Fish!" "Fish? That's a queer
name for a dog. What do you call
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