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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-12-13, Page 7t.r ii'tooled Legs and "Scratches," A great many farmers have trouble with their horses' legs for some time after autumn work ceases. In fact that seems to be the commonest sea- son for attacks of "weed" and "scratches." At a recent farmers' club meeting several good horsemen testified to the value of giving a small handful (a large tablespoonful) of Epsom salts in eneh evening's feed for a couple of weeks, The effect is to keep the blood cool, and the animals in healthy condition. Make 'Loused strong Ifyouwould resist pneumonia, bron- chitis, typhoid fever, and persistent cougbe and colds, Theee ills attack the weak and run down .system. They can find no foothold where the blood is kept pure, rich and full of vitality, the appe- tite good and digestion vigorous, with Hood's Sarsaparilla, the ono true blood purifier. Hoon's P1LLS cure liver ills,• ognstipa- tion, biliousness, jaundice. sick head. ache. "Oh, boy, I'll give you a dollar to catch my canary bird." "IIe's just caught, ma'am." "Where—where is the precious pet?" "Black eat up the road has got 'im." • Karl's Clover Root will purity your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your Bowels and snake your head clear as a bell. -25o., 50o., and $L Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug Store. RINGS! GOLD RINGS! I am the only Jeweler north of Lon. -don who can and does make rings on the premises. • I make and finish all work in the bust possible manner. and guarantee satisfac- tion la every instance. Where gold is found, I always return the same gold, Manufactured as per order. By leaving yourorder with me, you can save from 25c to S2, according to style, weight and quality of ring. We also make to order Engraved Coin Broeohes, l3angle Pins, etc., etc., at Moderate Prices. Jewelery Repairing and En- graving Neatly and Prompt- ly Executed. HALSEY PARK, JEWELER. Opposite Macdonald. Block, Wingham, Do you know a mat in Canada that !repairs watches any better than Halsey I.' ark, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Wingliam? .BANKwHAFAFLTO WINGI�HAM. Capital, $1,250,000. Judge Dudley's Charge. Daniel Webster used sometimes to read the conelusion of a barge by Judge. Dudley, a trader and farmer,, a manuscript copy of which he had for many years in his desk. It was a treat to hear him read it, in pure and undefiled English, as it doubtless came from Judge Dudley's lips: You have heard, gentlemen of the jury, what has been said in this case by the lawyers, the raseals 1 But, no, I will not abuse them, It is their business to make good cause for their clients, but they are paid for it, and they have done in this .case well enough. But you and I, gentle- men, have something else to consider. They talk of law. Why, gentlemen, it is not law that we want,. but justice, They would govern us by the common law of England. Trust me, gentlemen, common sense is a much safer guard for us—the com- mon sense of Raymond, Epping, Exeter and the other towns which have sent this ease 1 t us here to try e between two of our neighbors. A clear head and an honest heart are worth more than all the law of all good lawyers. There was one �, thing said at the bar. It was from one Shakespeare, an English. player, I believe. No matter, It is good enough to be in the Bible. .It is this: mean yes, you may rest assured that Be just and fear not. It is our bust- you will not be the one to get the ness to do justice between the parties, benefit of the doubt ; but think not by any quirks of the law out of before you say no. THE WIGUAM TIMES, DECEMBER 13, • 18954 The Importance of Firmness We are doubtless familiar with a eonvorsation similar to the one claimed to have been overheard by two boys; Said one to the cotlier, Aro you going fishing to -day?' 'No,' replied the second boy, 'mother won't let me.' 'Fudge,' said the first boy, con- tem.ptuously, 'tease her and tease her, and if she won't let you go lie down on the floor and kick. That's the way I clo, then she will let you go.' The first thought is one of indig- nation against,the little rascal; the second, no, the child is not to blame. If he knows he can get What lie wants by teasing, why should iso not tease? Or, if kicking upon the floor will change his mother's no into yes, he would be a very ,foolish boy if' he did, not kick. If he was not confident of getting what he wants by teasing and kicking he would not do it. The mother has only herself to blame for her son's naugh- tiness. I believe that right hero lies three fourths of the trouble and anxiety and wear upon the nerves in the bringing i upof children. dren. Let your no mean no, always, andit will be accepted as. final; but if some- times itmay be possible for it to Coke or Blackstone, books that I have never read and never will, but by common sense and by common honesty, as between man and man. of a certain pleasure may cause a That is our business, and the curse bitter disappointment. of God is upon us if we neglect or When your little daughter comes evade or turn aside from it. And to you brimming over witn some anti - now, Mr. Sheriff, take out the jury, eipated scheme that promises such and you, Mr. Foreman, do not keep lots of fun, enter into the plans with us waiting with idle talk, of which interest and be glad with her" If it there has been to much .already, seems to you not a feasible thing, do about matters which have nothing' to not say so, but tell her that you will do with the merits of the ease. Give ; think it over. Then think it over us an honest verdict, of which, as carefully and the difficulties may plain, common sense men, you need disappear. If not, and you find that not he ashamed. it may be unwise to grant her re- quest, tell her so lovingly, giving Short Journeys on a Long Road . I her the reasons, if this is wise, why it Is the characteristic title of a profusely , is not best and let her know that you illustrated book containing over one are sorry to disappoint her. If you hundred pages of charmingly written descriptions of summer resorts in the :have taught her by your daily actions ; country north and west of Chicago. The that her mother is her truest friend; reading matter is new, the illustrations ( if she knows that ,you love her, and are new. and the information therein !that you will grant her every happi- A copy of "Short Journeys on a Long ness that is in your power if it is best Road" will be sent free to anyone who will enclose ten cents (to pay postage) to Gl;o. I . HEAI'TORn, General Passenger Agent Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, Chicago, Ill, Remember that what seems to you a foolish trifle may'mean a great deal to your little one, and to be deprived will be new to almost everyone. Health and Household Hints. To take kerosene oil stains out of carpet cover the place with blotting paper and. rub with a moderately hot iron. Celery is invaluable as a food for Rest, $650,000 those suffering from any form of rheumatism ; for diseases of the nerves and nervous dyspepsia. President—Jon:; Simm r. vlrle•:'resident—A. ti, RAmssY. DIRECTORS JOHN PROMOS.. flan. ROAetf, ‘VU Orna.N,. M 1', A. T. Woou, A. B. Las (Toronto). Cashier -3. TURN BULL'.. -SAvI,3gs 7itanlr—I1our•s, iti to 3; Saturdays, 10 1. Deposits of 51 and upwards r;reit ed and interest allowed, Special Deposits ala; received at eurrem rates of is . >rest. Drafts o .,reat Britain and the united State> bought and sold B: WILLSON, • AOENT E. Ii. DIOIKINSON, Solicitor. LM FOR SLE. For Attie, about G00 acres of land; 200 first class ss !earl- all in pasture;.- with s of it i l 1 e � t buildings; large part of it u o erdra.med . the balance, about 400 acres, mostly new land, with a large quantity of timber ''..still on it. About 350 acres cleared and seeded for pasture. Land will make a first-class pasture. Farm situated two Miles from Winrham. On the promises is a gc.nd saw mill in runniugorder. All "le will be sold on reasonable terms. For particulars, apply to Post Office Box 125, WVingham. Ont. ti An Agreeable_ Ltxatitenand'NltiWili IONIC). nucd $1.00 pergpackaga stSamplee free2o., 500., KO NOforthotvetaantBreab113,25e Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug Store. Pio% fteetedy Jbr Catarrh iA tate Bast. Ensleet w t e,'t+ Meanest. by drst bots sent %'y Maseltto Watson, �iiAar„a Figs are aperient and wholesome. They are said to be valuable as a food for those suffering from cancer ; they are used externally as . well as internally. To make a mustard plaster for a child, take one teaspoonful of ground Mustard and three of flour, with enough water to make a good stiff paste. Spread between two cloths. For an adult use one part mustard to two of flour. Mixed with the white of an egg it will not raise a blister. Apples es are useful hi nervous dyspepsia; they are nutritious, medicinal and vitalizing, they aid. digestion, clear the voice, correct the acidity of the stomach, are valu- able in rheumatism. insomnia and A woman' lot is made for her by liver troubles. An apple contains as much nutriment as a potato in a pleasanter and more wholesome form. BEST FOR AS From a Reliable Eye Witness. A small tent blossomed on the village green the other day, and upon a flapping canvas blazed forth the words: :f TIT% HhMMAN Morover, there was a freehand representation of a marvelous mon- ster, eon- t r doneto doubt e , in yellow paint—no d ubt the identical calf in question. I saw old uncle: Abel Binley com- ing out of the tent, and when he crossed thestreet Isa d i : e "Has it really a human head, Uncle Abel?" The old man smote a fist into his other hand, "Human Plead, be jiggered!" he snorted in a tone of intense disgust, "Tain't no more a human head than ming is."—Now York Recorder. HEATED CALF. Captain Sweeney, U. S. A„ S an Diego, Cal., says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine 1 have ever found that would do me any good." Price 50o. Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug Store. t What's Jim a-goin' to do when he leaves col lege ? Well, if he's got eddication enough he'll teach school, but if he hain't I reckon he'll edit a newspaper. Liz, said youngest brother, do you say woods is or woods are ? Woods are, of course, she replied. Why? Cause Mr. Woods are down in the parlor waitin' to see you. Yellow Oil used internally cures or relieves croup,asthma, sore throat, bronchitis and similar complaints. Used externally on .man or beat it cures rheumatism. sprains, bruises, galls, chilblains, frost bites, lumbago, lame that she should have it, she will ac- back, cuts, wounds, insect bites. cept the decision because `mamma,' and, when a request must be refused, Any one may do a casual act of there will be no 'scene,' no outbreak good nature, but a continuation of of temper, such as all mothers dread. them show it a part of the tempera - A child brought up close to the ment. mother's heart with perfect confi- deuce in the strong mother rove, will give her unquestioned obedience when that obedience is necessary, be- cause it will not enter her mind to doubt her love, in the demand. Share your childern's joys as well. as their sorrows ; be one with thein when you can, and the battle is half won. Indealing with children, a little strategy 'may sometimes be used with marvelously good results, and before the self willed little puss realizes what she is doing, the point at issue has been so skilfully turned that she has done exactly what you wished her to do and forgotten to rebel over it, Shiloh's cure, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses. only 25e. Children love it. Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug Store; first is but the A good inclination ly virtue. - ,tele dtatof 1 f Truth is everlasting, but our ideas of truth are not.—Beeeher. the love she accepts.—George Eliot. I have seen a, young girl marry a young man of dissolute habits, and. Snowball Pudding.-13oil a quart repent of it as long as site lived. of milk ; thicken with three table- spoonfuls of cornstarch. Beat the Pat, in a crownless bat, on a hot yolks of four eggs with half a cup- day, was toiling ata windlass. Said ful'of sugar, and add to the milli the visitor to the Irishman,. aren't pour into a pudding dish and set in you afraid the sun will injure your the oven to bake for ten minutes. brain ? Pat paused in his work, and Beat the whites of the eggs until looked steadily at his questioner. stiff with four tablespoonfuls of sugar;. Brains . said he. Mo brains, is it ? .add half a teacup of boiled Tice; An' do ye think that of 1 bad any flavor with extract of lemon, and brains I'd be runni.n' this windlass. drop in little balls over the pudding: An Irishman's will I give and set in the oven until a slight crust is bequeath to my beloved wife formed, but do not let color. • `'Bridget, the whole' of any' property . ' ' rectorial Balsfiim cures t without i esat•ve and to my eldest kiaa4 and e, load fir cnuriis colds. nsthniel. bronchitis, soi•e'sorl,. Patrick, one-half of the remain. throat and all diseases of the throat, der, and to Dennis, my youngest lungs, and chest: son, the rest. If anything is left it "It may be'weakness,” said the:may go. together with the old eattt dying editor, "but I can't help but without wheels, to fay sincere and feel grateful to this town.'" "What Rfi'ectionate friend, Terence Me- ier?" "For life enough to leave It." Cattily,. In awed Ireland. IAA Pleasure and pain spring not so nuch from the nature of things as from our manner' of considering them. The Truss and Toronto Weekly Globe will be sent' from now until the let of January, • 1807, for $1.25. Subscribe at once if you want cheap reading. The greatest truths are the simplest, and so are the greatest men. Rheumatism Cured 1n a day.—South1 American Bhenmatic Cure of Rheumatism I and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to i1 days, Its action on the system is remarkable and mysterious, It removes at once the case' of the disease immediately disappears, 'J'lae first nose greatly benefits. 76 t•tmts., Warrantee(' at Chishonesrlrng store. 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At the trial it was shown that Edlnondson's daily receipts for the lust six months aver- aged only about 25 cents. The value of the stock taken -after" the fire was $180, insurance $1,000. —G. T. 1t, trains for Toroutf. and east leave Wingliam at 6.23 it. W. and 11.20 a. n'J., via W.' G. tti ii.; 6.85 a. ri1. and 3.25 ,p, tn., vin Clinton and hlelpb. Good eon• notions by all trains. NFL UJWDS F t it LATER EXCESSES IN 'MANHOOD R. MAKE NERVOUS', DISEASED MEN KT g p of ignorance and folly in youth, overexertion of mind and body inditc I' 1 1' L U ES 111 T ed by !net and expoanre are constantly wreckin the Jives an:i ntttret<t1, .orhappiness of thousands of romisin young men. Sono facie and wither at an early ago.-e''"',� `A",.t the blossom of manhood, while others are forced to drag out a weary, f uatleee gnu melancholy esietenee. Others react) matrimonybutfind no solace or comfort there. 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