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..,noels. for our work, oo oakt4niaudr of tho CAUS1.10
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STRUM,
''Staikes are quite prQ.psr, only atrikoi
Y:;l jarl1 t ;
Strike to, borne purpose, +but not Air .a,
eligiat;
;Strike for your wanbeodl for honour, and;
;time;
;Strike right and heft till „You win agoodCAMS ;
;Strike for your freedomnfroin all that`is,
.tc]le;
Strike of companions whe often beguile;
Strike with the harov aer,tthe sledge, and
the axe;
Strike off bad habits with burnensome
tax;
Striate. without gloves, •and, your fool ish-
,a1e s smother;
Strike off• the fetters 4et fashion and
.prixde,•
Srtnike where 'tis best, 'hue let wisdom
detxide;
Isar lce,ra good blow while (the iron is hoc;
Senate, .Icesp striking, ,t,iltl you hit the
alight spot.
▪ A Clean Record..
•;l avails to say a few .sserds, and I
. shall ,adtlress myself pantieularly to
the young men. In the starting of
- life snake up your minds,ia this, lirt3t,
to keep.a4clean record. .`4 a are all
authors every one of us,
We cannot help but be .authors,
In the rxierning a fair, cleaaa. white i
page; at ,night it is written ';Jt11 over.
Other authors can change what they
have written when they choose; you
cannot. .°tiler authors can a••emove
a blot or statin tlor a spot on their
;manuscript, you cannot. Wihaat you
write is written, and there is not a
word you east,' change; there is not a
word you eAua remove to save your
soul."—Extract from Mr. - Gough's
address to the graduates of Pierce
-College, Philadelphia, June 18th,
3.885.
We mourn a macs of sterling worth,
A leader ie the ficrht,
Whose thrilling tones and earnestplea
. Were ever fcr the right. ' •
Though dead he speaketh yet to us,
And in the battle keen, d
We bear the eubo..oe his voice S
"Oh 1 keep your record clean.”
We all are. authors.—every one— m
The authors of our deeds;
Each morning turns a fair white page,
We write—our Maker reads.
And that ,which once is written down so
Must wait the final scene, a
With every blot or stain, or spot—
eOh 1 4irep your record clean."
And oft times we shall feel compelled
To read your record o'er,
And on each page,'neath memory's eye
In quiet though x to pore: n
'Ten every stain will cause regret a
That o'er it should have been,
Action a Necessary Qutstitty.
.'At the preser xs nmrc than st
dime in the past,. action in at, Ikore
teaiost eagerly.saailght. While thi
•wi•ore particate *,V true in t#terns
Wight ha.rncss:sta;;k, there is se do
Live Stock Notes.
ny It met possible to lay do WTI so
f1
hl rules 111'114AM 1, feeders are „t10 11
s 18 gavennetl, or to prescribe a give
e of floss!,
fiat!.
ubt
,that the quesbier_ of action days
iiesportarlt part in estimating
w►v+orth of 2111 Kather sorts. lfiowc
•btt,ndSOlne at 1!tusee may be, G}fklle 1
'11ad mover heaves, aspect ales) fa
rola t1 judge ees buyer who tulle
Otis business.
The action al9' a horse' ir; either
tnatnral or stl titiciel, ur a l ittle.
f>t ,th; the lac`, iperhaps, being m
'iel�lnruonl}� tlresease. This is so
tllllesimple remits that however a fi
rrirlover a horse sway bo, his method
moving. his limbs can usually die co
:siderably improved by schoolin
w bilst on the .other hand, even t
•rlgost handsonteeof horses, if hetes
'action to continence with, is scarce
',worth taking a great deal of tsoub
,aver, for seldom., if ever, does su
:antaniinal imbibe a faculty for ;pr
.entry using his Sega. 'Says the E
.gITi ih Live StuelUh irrual un this f8oin
•"'What action is there is capable
tieing improved span; but Wllat'd0
not,exist is extremely hard to cree to
Regarding the t uestion • of aetie
fneen another mist of view, it is n
teni4US that contributory negiigenc
ovi tithe part of an owner, or groon
naaiy,speeclily and ,effectually rec uc
this Wirtno to at.na^.inlrnurn. A los;
late ley or two, followed by a perk)
Df idleness, and • steeeded again b
at pend of hard week, will soon etfee
degeneration in.tine action of the
finest grower, and consequently, it is
ncuzn ent upon those who have the
charge of high -movers to see • that.
their et* rges Fare not neglected in
the father of necessary aim constant
schooling,
Whatever method of schooling is
resorted to, whether it be t judicious
alteration in the weight of the sboes,
or exercising in deep -straw yards, or
over bales,- must, of course, be left
to the discretion of the responsible
person. It will often have been not-
iced that front action, as quitea• large
proportion omit to tuck their hooks
under them. This is a serious fault
in any breed, for it must be obvious
that propelling power of the hooks
ust materially affect the fire and
ash of :a horse, to say nothing of the
innothness and ,regularity : of his
eticn. All horses should be good
overs behind, from the draught
animal, that has to shift heavy loads
o the Hackney, who presents but a
rry appearance when he proceeds
round a ring, all go in front, but
trailing his hind legs as though he
were ashamed of moving them so
badly.
For a business road horse it should
of be forgotten that a high, flashy
ction not only 'tires the 'horse, brit
estcs time, and, except for park or
haw purposes, is -not so popular as
e lower -going trotting bred animal.
the case of roadsters, however,
hen speed is not always so import.
art I''iltiuess is nota desissIIIc C d� tit. �l
the cation e'er heifers intetr;.lecl fa the Blr•' "I",n .,anew. 1 :I t i' t;i'r11 ll.
1,t+t, dail'y,,eepecially for the first w ar of Craw, 3''.> ri . '1811 reel}.
• known ftlt. et,% reeitla:.. flttie Tarn,
1696'.
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t II1,.1fr'r 111;h::n.. . ` ire,' firsu1•'-Il
e f i.ses•!`i1NJ:s a els mi t .);:).k41' 1tZ:1.I
II
f 41131,1, Si)/t. •- it;:r.rr.t+ 1. .Ielk'rl
all area.
"s O. their'gltlkwth. If fed food rich in
vote
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nitro enoirs substances, they can be `Oris.. eels tri" fl,;l„.x t. •u., ement,
indite -ed to lay on flesh with but tittle l which hu ell . i •"~ 1"'t'.i�„e.l Fur
fat a;d ectthe last ten ears l .4141' h'ft'recl
, pales the issues in excel- ' .
lent condition, and lvit'!t 110 extra it- 11'0111 pnlpititti:'ll mid P..'11;41 ,,.r•rtt• of
of gent Weeding,
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And- we shall wish to. write it o'er, 11'
And keep our record clean. - S
Alas 1 tho'pages 'we have turned I th
Show many ugly smears; In
And 'cold we clean the dirty page �y
We'd wash thetu out with tears, • a
But only one controls the past—
On his strong arm we lean, a
• And cry with humble contrite hearts In
"'Lord, make our record clean." k
ALFonD' MouLa . th
nt a factor in the selection of an
nimal as in style, it i§, of -course,
ost necessary that a winner should'
eep the way to bend his knees ; but
ere is a right and wrong way in
carrying out his movement. A horse
that picks up his feet until his knees
are almost to his bridle, and then
smashes them down again about a
foot in front of the spot from which
he took, them, may be all right in
his way, btit he is not a likely animal
for good judges to fall in love with.
This is the kind of horse that disgusts
the trotting fraternity with the mod-
ern Hackney. The long, sloping
shouldered animal that gets away
and straightens his knees, to say
nothing of his posterns, in the momen-
tary poise that takes place when the
fore leg is perfectly extended, and
then puts his foot squarely on the
ground, possesses the sort of fore -
action that . should to inculcated, if
possible, upon the minds of the Coit]
or filly; and it is this class of horse
that is generally the biggest goer
behind, Consequently, it may be
suggested that all owners of horses
would be acting wiser' if they insist
upon a proper amount of attention
being paid to the schooling of all
ung horses, especially when they
A Scotchtnan named McGregor,
jiving ih Saar Francisco was accosted
early one morning by a foot pad who
suddenly bolding up a pistol, said:
"Throw up your hands !" "Why?"
asked Mr,, McGregor, calmly.
"Throw them up 1" "But what for?"
"Pat up yourbands 1" insisted the
footpad, shaking 'his pistol. - "Will
you do what I tell you?". "That
depends," said :Mr. McGregor. "If
ye Can show me any reason why I
should put up my hands, I'll no say
but what I wall; but yer ,mere re-
quaist wad be no"justification for ole
to clo so absurdd a thing. Noo, why
should you, a complete stranger, ask
me at this 'oar 0' the mornin' on a
public, street to pit up ma hands?"
"Dash you," cried the robber, "if yo
don't quit gassin' and obey orders,
I'll blow the top of yor head. Colne,
neo, poor bubby," said McGregor,
soothingly, coolly catching the pistol
and wrestling it with a quick twist
out of the man's hand. "Come, now,
an' I'll shot' -ye where they'll take
care of ye. '[Zech ! I)inna ye try to
fecht, or, celled, I'll shoot ye. By
the way, ye might as wool .put up
yer sin hands, an' just walk ahead
me. 'c'hat's it. Trudge awa' neo."
And so Mr. McGregor marched his
mart tb the 'city prison and handed
lihn over to Captain Douglass. "It
wudna be a bad idea to put ltim in a
atealertjaeket," helaidllserenelyto the
officer, "There's Utile doot but the
budd's daft." And he resumed his
interrupted homeward walk,
Yo
are being fitted for the market or the
show ring.
gslint to six hours.--�)istressing
bey and Bladder diseases relieved itr six
hours by the "Great South American Kid-
ney Cure." This great remedy is a great
surprise and delight to physicians on ac-
count of its exceeding promptness iii relieve
i1)g pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages hi male
and female. It relieves retention of water
and pain in passing it almost immediately,
if you want quick relief and euro this is
your remedy. Bold at Chisholm's drug
store.
Good 'mutton sheep are now t
most pietitable fruit producers—a
•
!the heart, end t1nr'1r1';el tris r. 4..1ino
!have: doctored t.,,,,.l a 1.1 , Iep:l1.' 10
Ile ' wain for n etn't• :tome t ,::v ;,,;�r,a I
r'e''Saw a tor)1111.10i;t,1 1tlrtll a "a tt
d. eon regesdirlg 1Jr. A :e'\t `+, .J ,ry for
aY the Heart, and llt:chi• tl tit tr\ ;t. .St
i the tiln/s nt tYPltlug' ] 101'0 11S(d
ly I font' hurtle; of ti.0 miserly, and
ifs never felt better in n•y life.. If I am
is i not already rill of the tri-lsese I stn
10 positive this reined;,- 11111 et,inplete
n- the cure,” Sold ,it t;l.isheI it's
d- Corner 1)rng Store
a To polish a Ile cal is to make him
all the mare a rascal.
Shiloh's Core is sad rn n?itoraltlttt>.
It cures Il;ohne to (4e. •.,u,i,tiori. 1t is
the best Cough Cure Or.1t- onb cent a
dose' `.!.5t:tt;.!il1c•t�„ and el, 5.,18 at Claire
hol'e's Corner Drug Sherr.
It id a long step toward heaven t�
be born in t,1 home where Christ is
e loved.
, I a.
S 'The Chance of the ii.3ason.
e' Did .you ever know of nn, rhil,i* :n Accu.
dalously cheap? T1n. '.!tat:;, nnrt .)t• Week-
.
• ly Globe to the 1st of .114 a �,y. 1s 7, for $1.
d 'Just think of it! 1 pit I,' , p.,r,.,he1e 1ooa1
paper slat ,l horn! • i• I . • 1.a, hh' 1'i page
- ; weekly for loss t.l:ort two ,•. ,.,,, s week,
r , Subscribe at once air! g' rho full value of
your money.
paying Ione largest profit per poun
Witisoat ;any wool, sheep are toed
the most :remunerative of farm an
mals; with wool, the sheep is tru
the "golden hoot?' Farmers in ti
country are slow to recognize th
fact. They look 'longingly to t
past, wilco •high wool was their mai
stay, They have made their sten
and and forget that mutton wtt
almost unsaleable.. Now there is
good demand for this product.
What farmers are looking for t
day is something that will yield a
income outside of their farina Be
would make quite an item in the in
come of the fernier, and would b
received from what are going to was
every year, Do rot start on a tug
scale, bat let your apiary grow
Start with about four or six swarm
the first season. You may lose som
skeps, but you must expect loss
Bees will die as well as cattle• an
horses, but perhaps not so often, an
then there is not such a large sum in
vested. Take some reliable bee pap
el• if you intend going into it vers
strong. Many a farmer's wife is in
the bee business to stay. They find
light employment and many a little
article has been purchased with the
bees' money. Use the frame hives,
as more money can be got from then,'
than any other. Use one pound
sections, as they look neater and are . _—
more in demand, as those who buy 1BON ApD Z elft, •E 1't;:,, ILS supplied Is not a dangerous thing when. it directs your attention to the filet that th
the sweet nectar like to have the tp el•8er..
combs so they can place them on the
0-
n
Bee
e
te
.JOHN P lE'� ' M +� " •tii
Alan unnlnrarof nll (.i1,
WOODEN 'PUMPS,
! tthir h u w bu up1. lel na nh r t ,: .u•u,
' s e sweet se ist'r: �.2,??;tib,.,, �,
for Infants and Children.
OTHERS, Do Voi� Know that Paregprio,
Batem n:1's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called Soothing Ryrups, end
est remedies for children aro composed of opium or morphine?
Do Yon Raow that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons?
Do You Know that in most countries drug„ fists aro not permitted to sell narcotise
'without labeling then, poisons
Do You Know that you should not permit any medicine to bo given your chili
unless you or your physician know of what it is Composed t
Do You Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
its ingredients is published with every bottle ? '
DO Yon Known that Ca'-toria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel. Pitcher.
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is pow sold' than
of all other remediez for chi:dron combined,
Do You Know that the patent office Department of the United States, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the wort,
et, Castoria" and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense!
Do Yo.._ u Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protectienwas
heeause casuals had been proven to bo absolutely harmless?
Do Yon Anew that 35 average doses of Caztoria are. furnished for 35
cents, or one Cent a dose r
Do Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may
be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest
Nell* these tilinrfs aro worth knowing. They are facts.
The i'ao-sintilo � Is r.+1 e�v9ap
r
/ - '.�'� evressapar.
l4utrafrre of �•.
i Eicirera ryft' r Qv'`'L'.a,ar.€�j•; x$�. c�v.N.�..,..n...,+ey�t�
A UTILE KNOWLEDGE
table and not cut them.
Contripation Cared.
GSNTs,—I was in very poor health for
Over four years, the doctor said it was
Constipation. Not wanting to spend too
mush cash, Igot three bottles of Bur-
dock Blood Bitters and took it regularly.
I can certify that I am now in the very
test of beal,h and feel. very grateful to
B. B. B.
ALFRED TRUAX,
Montreal, Que.,
REPAIRING piorup,ly' attended to.
Prices reasonable.
•
Agent for the Brantford All Steel
Pumptng•
lvlill.
If you require almhine in tis above
lines, give .Mr. Pelton a fedi.
Shot,- Diagonal atraet, ne'nrly uppo!ite
Beattie 'sLivery, \ringham.
.JOHN PELTON.
Goodfellow—If my clothes were , ! Look not too big for you I'd give you an�;>t
�,
old suit, Hungry Hank (gratefully)
—Boss, if you'd give me the price of
a square meal, I warrant they'd fit
me all right.
Heart Disease Relieved ,'.n 30
Minutes.—All cases of organic or sym-
pathetic heart disease relieved in 30
minutes and quickly cured, by Dr. Ag-
new's Cure. Sold at Chisholm's Drug
store, Wingham.
'Tis an i11 thing to be ashamed of
one's poverty, but much worse not to
make use of lawful measures to avoid
it
•
Mrs, T. S. Hawkins. Chattanoogan
Tenn,says, 'Shiloh's Vitalizer 'saved my
life.' 1 consider it the best remedy for al
debilitated system I ever used." For
Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it
Axeels. Price 75 cts. Sold at Chisholm's
Corner Drug Store. -
I God's picked nien are always
' chosen from those who are busy.
ELLIOTT' BROS.. of the Winghatn
Brickyard. litrve+ late or !MICR and
I DRAIN TILE un hen,,'. J t ,e said that
'other parties are a:ee,ling ,'.t reduced
prices, hot was eatinnct bu undersold,
and our t•,riek and tile Ale as good
as any road'• in the }•uvieee. We
can sell by the car load or 10,000 or
12,000 tile fully as low ua coo be pur-
ghased anywhere. We have PMNs u great
quantity of all kinds of lo'n'er for sale.
J. & L. ELLIOTT.
Wtogham, May 16, 1895.
1 a 1'or.+uiIsthatSett,
��0�tri.re.e"tnfort 10 the
SUITS
wearer r.ud satisfy
yy�� pp��•� 'our
frien,I5,yuuhad
Q��tt,®,td g r8a', better try .na. Our
a;aernle•nt makers
TECUSERS. know how todutheir
work; don't think
there are any better
and yet we charge no mere than others
do for inferior work. Hundreds of new
fall and. wiuter simples to 'hoose from,
at prices about hair wlutt �..•t1 have to
pay for old goods. \� ork,.ljr:e for parties
furnishing their own cloth.
If you think that a Tweed Suit cannot
be properly made for 54 Spot Cash, call
and see our work. Our terms are cnsb.
W%�BSTER & CO.,
Opposite the Macdonald 'Block,
Witerhatrl, Ont.
Acts Like a Charm,
Wingbam, Ont. ,Ian. 14. 18000. I have
used Hood's Pills for constipation with
which I have been troubled for years,
and for wkicb I have tried a great
many medicines, Hood's Pills have acted
like a charm being mild yet effective.
"Mits. W. H. CONSTAnLE.
HOOD'S Pixass cure all livor ills.
Wine Opens . the damper to let all
the fires in a man burn.
The Breath of the Pines.
Cougbe, colds, asthma, bronchitis,
sore throat and lung troubles are cured
by Norway.Pine Sprup. Price 25 and 50
ts. It breethes out the healieg vir-
tues of the pine forests.
thim pills when yez are well again ?
Husband—Faith, would ye be
afther having let a dollar's worth of
pills go to waste? It's a thriftless
family oi married into, sure.
allistTL1t1VLEN, --I write to tell you how
good 1 have found Hagyard'e Yellow
Oil for sore throat. Ih 080 family alone
the Yellow Oil cured several bad easee,
and my customers now recognize its
great vale°. They eeett to prefer it to
all others. C. D. CORM/Dity
Wholesale and Retail Groeer,
Curtain Station, N. 13,
50.0ta, and
One cent a dose.
1518 dad on a guarantee by all druggists.
st Miles Inapient Consumption and is the
beat Clough 9.nd Crony. Cure.
Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug Steve.
lo Fold br drthyd.sfs
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ontario,
Is giving the most practical and business like course in Canada. Ever
thing strictly high grade. Write for Catalogue and College Journal.
College reopens January 2nd, 1896. •
J. W. WESTERVELT,-Principal.
ut up Jo
But it is done so quickly, and at the same
time so neatly, that all are pleased with it.
Bring along your Job Work to the TIMES
Office and see them do it. Prices right.
1
It ie. estimated that 2,500,000 men MA
died in the wars of the past thirty
• Valuable treatise and bottle of medicine sent Free t. arty
E
!3ufforrr. Give Express and Post °Mee address. (I,
owiatigo
The Berlin coloured people held al
festival recently that brought out
many prominent people. EVERY FARR LY
SHOULD KNOW 'THAT
*06
• IN THE i
ir
TIIEMAN
TOOK 51CK
WHAT
WOULD
Just spend Ms Pon: 1;;;?,
Quarters for a bottle oy
to a very remarkable remedy, both for
anct EXI/DillstAX; 'ate, and won.
dorful in its. quick action to rclieve diatress.
PAIN -KILLER "" tat St"
Burdock Blood Bitiz3
Throat, Co id kifs,•
Chinos, Dintrh‘ra, Dyscriters. Cramps.
ruck ex; mide;neouseutuassoasieurebtse*
PAIN -KILLER r,,Ic'xifirralrx
to Mar ()frond.
PERRY DAVit. Sold evorywkore:184
as all sensible people do; ha.- 4,9_,
cause it cures Dyspepsis C
ens ea
,Es) tieadache, gad Blood, and all ,
li?) Diseases of the Ste:each, Liver, r.`:
.‘,0;21 la:Alleys, towels and Blood front (A I,
se a common Pimple to the worst
Ocrofulous Sore.