The Wingham Times, 1896-04-24, Page 7'plan Patio= was IUzz1oct,
The clergyman was nervous
There could be no question about
that, His duties were tit an end
but he hung around. the reeoivin
party and his actions showed that It
was in trouble, Ile appeared to b
•endeavoring to convince himself tha
.everything wee all right, but with
•out suecoss.
Finally he tapped the young ma
in the ktiicl;;erboelcers on the shoulcle
atnd led him to one side,
"Pardon me," he said, shifting un
-easily from one foot to the other
"there is a hatter of some delicacy
'Shat I wish to speak to you a• bout"
"Yes," ,r re
fur
nd the h
•inquiringly, e J Dung man
"Yes," replied the clergyman. "I
-trust you will take no offence. It his
a trifle unusual, but--"
"Was the weddinweddingfee to snhall?"
asked the young mean,'as the clergy-
• man hesitated.
"Not at all,, not at ail," returned
the clergyman promptly. "Yoa see
the fact of the natter is that at the
`last minute I became somewhat con-
fused--bewildered-.-and I would like
iso be assured that I got everything
all right."
"Why, of course you did."
"When it cane to the question of
love, honor and obey, you know, I
was afraid I—"
The clergyman paused for a min-
ute and then be blurted out:
"You're the groom, aren't you?"
"Certainly."
"Then it's all right, and you have
no idea how that relieves me. You
-see, I have never officiated at one of
these bloomer weddings before, and
1 was afraid I might have made a
mistake," --Chicago Post.
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A COUGH OR A COLD can he quick-
ly cured by Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
It is a combination of all that is best in
lung bealiug medicines.
He who brings ridicule to bear a-
gainst truth finds in his hand a blade
without a hilt.—Landor.
PUTTING IT ON TOP.
That's where people place oar wall
paper, for they know we have the
largest and best line and know that
oar styles and patterns' are sueh that
we are always on top in the wall
paper business. Our line is the
largest and most complete and the
new patterns we are showing will
certainly catch your fancy.
There is no necessity of sending
OUt of town
in Order to get Bargains
Vire have ,
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT
Already opened out and are receive
lag goods of
THE LATTEST PATEONS
Every day. Our stock of
INGRAIN PAPEPt WITH BORDERS
111 MATCH
Are beautiful beyond compare and
as cheap as the cheapest for quality.
WINDOW SHADES
T It is well-known that it never
pays to do a thing by halves, so when
you have bought ,your wall paper
from us, ask to see our Window
Shades, we are offering
GREAT BARGAIN'S
In this line. Call and see us before
purchasing.
ALEX. ROSS.
'WING -HAM.
.
Wanted—An An fees DIM
tett oto Mem: ttcr :raw b41ng you vegeta.avar Joan' Mum/Matt nm/MattON fi 1.. Patois
1 i
itV._Witshiattors, ii. Q, fur atotr 41,8064119 2,50
Huron aud Stem.
The pork factory and woollen mill
of Mitebefl, are again running. at
full blast, but Messrs, Burritt's hosi-
ery factory has not started up yet,.
The niereih:ants of Mensal! have
agreed to Wiese their respective places
between the first of May and the
last of Weber, at 7 o'clock, p, an,
with the exception of Wednesday
and Saturday evenings.
Wm, Michie, of Morris, has four
three•year-old stock .steers,, fed ex-
clusively ou•oat • shea'ves, during .the
past winter, that now tip the scale at
1,310 pounds each. Mr. Michie
thinks the above an ceonomical and
profitable way of feeding.
Last week three young men from
Mitchell were found concealed in a
freight car, bound for Manitoba,
They were .arrested at Allendale,
but financial satisfactory arkange-
meats were Med@•to permit them to
proceed,
TIE WINGRA.M TIMES APRIL *4;41 18436,
The .Care Of Tie 0400.
As the washing of the face is con-
sidered ono of the wast prolnitient
requirements for the preservations of
beauty, it is only necessary that it
should be done properly, Authorities
differ widely on this eublect prtrtic-
ulariy as to the temperature of the
water, one will advise the use of hot
water UK/tiler cold or tepid water,
leaving the woman who is desirous
of improving her complexion in
doubt as to the best method. While.
there are exceptions to every rule
and Many times each individual
muse be a law unto herself .in the
matter,; yet . there' are directions
given for the care'and inlpxarenient
of the skin, which may be safely
followed,
Hot water is necessary to proper-
ly• wash the lace, and rehuove from
it all particles of dust and dirt. But
it is advisable to use it at night.
Before retiring, fill a basin .hall: •full
of water, to whioh add a tablespoon- herenee to a milk diet. This oft
John Frazer, a boy in the employ of borax. In this bathe the face
of Mr. E. P. Davis, ,jeweller and freely with the handds lilt order to neans'a hard struggle le; but by dila
stationer of Mitchell, was out for soften the epidermis and open the Ing the ter., one tin cl with vhrliy
horse -back • exercise on ' Tuesday, pores then rub gently with a flannel soda water, or bv adding, five or to
when the animal reared up and wash reg, and rinse in . cold water grilles of bicarbonate of soda or
threw the lad, fracturing the bone _ to which a few drops of eau da col-' pancih of salt to each tumz':blerful, th
at the wrist of the right arm. Dr, ogne may be added. The facedifficaities _
Thompson dressed the break, and should be dried by nubbin it many cases skimmed milk is better
the boy is now nursing the hand in ly with a soft towel, always wittiiean borne than that with the cream
a sling, upward motion. A little almond Buttermilk's is useful for a chant;
Indeed it is tweets feuded by • Get
The sta.bles of the Northern Hotel, cream, olive oil, or some similar un- Man physicians in the treatment o
Paisley, were discovered to be on gent may be rubbed fate the skin in dyspepsia, one of whom says
fire Thursday morning about 4.30, the morning, tepid water with n t'Wllemi: the <ttlent is inn ry let ail
The building being Avery old and sprinkle of borax should be used to eat buttermilk ; when hes thirsty
inflammable one, the whole was in. wash the face, which in this way let him drink buttermilk." Patient
veloped in flames before the firemen will be kept clean without the use of tire of buttermilk more readily tha
were on the ground, The capacity soap,' the doubtless qualities of the do of sweet milk, however, an
of the waterworks was too touch for %Vlmich render its use more or less it Is rarely that one will consent t
it, however, as the• three streams dangerous. use it long.When milk anyform
turned on snuffed out the blaze in Steaming the face is another
short order, so effectually that most method of cleaning, it being much is the only food, it should be take
of the chased framwork is left stand liked by some women ; beneficial to a in quantities of six to eight ounces
ing, rough or red skin. It is is best to (about half a pint) every three hours.
The Huron County Christian En- take this treatment at night just he.
One thing to be borne in mind in
deavor Union will hold the '96 Con- fore retiring as it relaxes the skin taking milk is that it should be treat -
T and makes it sensitive to cold. To it as food, and not as a drink, hence
ventiou in Goderich on Thursday it should be sipped .ver
and Friday, Aug. 27th and 28th properly steam the face hold it over Popular Science News. y slowly.—
The Lxeuetive Committee met in a vessel of boiling water for .about
Clinton last week and arranged a fifteen minutes keeping the head •
programme. Let the Leaguers. and covered so that the stearal cannot News` Notes,
Endeavarers keep these 'dates dis- escape. When the steaming' is Lieut -Col, Fred. C. Denison; M. P.
engaged and make an effort to be at finished the face should be bathed in died Wedhesclay at his residence in
Goderich on the above dates. warm water and borax then rinsed this city: - He had been 111 for some
in cold wates and gently wiped dry, months and yesterday his condition
With this treatment three or four became serious, terminating in his
times in a week any complexion death.
Will improve, provided cautions as to •
general rules of health: regarding Some idea of the number of base -
diet and exercise are obeerved• ball bats that are used, .may be gain -
Common sense should make it ed from the fact that one firkin in
plaid to every women that persist- Grand..Rapids Mich. in one season
encs in following any good rule laid Manufactured 288,000 bats, requir-
down for use, alone will lead to good in over 2,000,000 feet of lumber.
results, and that to care for the com-
plexion a week and neglect it a Daniel Whale, who received 'a life
month wilt never be of any benf$t. sentence for murdering his wife in
Therefore whatever rules are adopt -
The Mitchell, but was pardoned after
Educational Department has ed, must be used continually, wen serving a term of years, has pur-
issued to the rural schools a programa` the result will generally be all that 'chased the • Windsor hotel at the
for Arbor Day which is •:fixed for is desired. corner of Richmond and Cleurch
May- 1st. The programme is com- streets, Toronto, for $10,000, and will
nisory and the day will have co be shortly again embark in the hotel
Orrtari0 ai3 a $Qlmte
A . !*...'iillt l / A
,eSt tort,.- e
Wast Day
makes Clothes
tweet, dean,
whits, with
the Teat
labor.
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Diet in
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Y a,
P A
The great thing to restore the
dyspeptic to health is the ehoiee of
proper diet, Individual idiosyncras-
ies here play such an important palet
that it is impossible to lay down any
hard-and-fast, rules whereby diet maty
be regulated, Obstinate cases of
indigestion naiy demand a, rigid ad -
Do r e
tm great •dal of praying before
you 1tndertake to tell what a groat
.sinner you used to be,
Who then Is flee? The wise man
who eau command himself.--Zlotace,
The worst of alI knaves are those
who can rein -trate their former hori-
esty.—.-Lava ter,
en
t- A good man is kinder to his enem-
ol• 1 les than bad linen are to their friends.
a Bishop Hall,
a The fruit derived from. labor is
the sweetest of all pleasures.•Vau-
u venargues.
A .gold cure club has been o:gan-
e. ized in Walkerton.
A. enures+of 1Tcod's Sarsaparilla thin
spring many be the means of keeping you
t well and hearty all summer.
u
r, The steps of faith fall on seeming
s void and find the rock beneath—
. Whittier.
d
No violent extremes endure;a sob-
er moderation stands secure--Aleyn
n "I.low many foreign languages can
your wife speak?"
Mr. C. M. Bowman, ex -Peeve • of
Southampton, has been presented
with a gold watch' ' by ;tis Iniinicipal
supporters in this village. Mr. Bow
ratan was induced to become a candi-
date for the reeveship at New Year's
and was elected by a majority of 34
over Mr,' Belcher. His opponent,
however, protested the election, and
the judge decided there was inform-
ality in the sale of the electric light
plant, and Mr, Bowman was unseat-
ed.
p for Purebred
observed In every school section. buslress. This. is the second time
There are to be recitations and music Sheep. that he bas become the owner of this
and the planting of. trees and shrubs Ontario has earned an enviable property. Ten vests aa- Ire w
in the school grounds. The obser-
vance of the day is not compulsory in
urban an municipalities. Hitherto
teachers in rural sections have
taught school on .Arbor Day or ob-
served it by plantingtrees, ate,, just
as they saw fit.
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reputation for the variety, the num-• owner, -but sold out and came t to
hers, and the bigh exeellence of the Mitchell.
purebreeds of sheep which chit
has
. produced. Let us try to maintain An important find of skeletons of
this reputation. So long as we are Prehistoric people, supposed to be cliff
are sure of a market in the neighbor- dwellers, was Made some ten days
ing republie. In many sections ago on Beaver Creek, Yavapai Calm -
thereof succulent food oannot be ty, Ariz. The skeletons were laid
.grown as easily as with us, nor can
MORRIS. it be grown in sueh variety, So
A special meeting of the Council long as this feet remains, we shall
was held in the Town Hall, on April occupy a vantage ground in growing
13th, ealled by the Reeve for the pure bred sheep. Reputation is much
purpose of taking into consideration to the breeders of any line of live
the re -building of Sunshine bridge stock. Let us try, therefore, to
and other business. maintain our reputation. We can -
Moved by Win, Isbister, seconded not devote too much care to our
by Thos. Code, that Sunshine bridge work. We canuot easily put too
be rebuilt as early as possible and much . time upon it Every effort
that the County Engineer be request, . should be made to attain to a higher
ed to prepare plans and specifications and more perfect standard of quality.
for re -building the same—Carried. We should not grudge our sheep the
Moved by Geo. Kirkby, seconded needed supplies of liberal feeding.
by Thos. Code, that Wm. Isbister be We should not hesitate to cull closely.
instrueted to attend to the matter of So long as we can keep our pro -
having Geo, Scott takes to the House duet in the van on this continent,
of Refuge as early as possible— we may eztpeet to find a market for
Carried. the product that will award us
Moved by Wm. Isbister, seconded for our labor. --Farming,
by Geo. Kirkby, that E. L. Dickin-
son'be paid $71, being - payment of Belief in six Hours,-.aistresetng TCtd•
legal expenses in connection with hours b eeCereeat SouthrA.merican TCid
bridge arbitration—Carried. nay Curo," This great remedy is a goat
Moved by Geo. Iirl? by, seconded surprise and delight to physicians on ac.
by Win. Isbister, that the Reeve be Donut of its a cceedfag promptness in renew -
by
instructed to have tt culvert put in
and the road put in a proper state of
repair at lot 20 on 5th con. line—
Carried. Carried.
W, Clam, Clerk
out in orderly arrangetnent on na-
tural shelves in the chalk -like cliffs
bordering .the creek. There were
about.forty- skeletons in all, and each
was laid on a piece of.matting. They
were evidently of fullgrown people,
but were very small in size, and were
in remarkablygood state of preser-
vation.
Sh put up for fattening and in,
dee all of them. need especially to
be fed with perfect regularity,.
er wise, they fret and worry;
has the same effect on sheep as an
their owners, it makes theist thin,.
No person is more frequently
wrong than thosewho will not admit
they are wrong.•—Roehefoucauld.
ALL E 1NDS of Cougbs, Tiokting,
Hacking, Distressing, Obstinateor mete.
ly slight ooegbs yield to the soothing,
healing effects of %Voud's Norway Pine
Syrup.. Price 25c., all druggists.
All beings have their laws: the
ing palet in the bladder, kidneys, bank and deity has its laws, the material world
every part of the urinary passages in malts has its laws, superior intelligence
and fempain in s ingoves most imn a tastyr have theft laws and man has his
and pain in passing it almost immediately.
If you want quick relief ane1 bore this is Isla--$Xestea1111011.
your remedy, Sold at Chisholtrea drug w,
store. I have from the `beginning, and I t,,"+.
A young Marx Hauled I.nti;ht, who hope to the end, to pursue to the ut- f
was shot during a charivari at New- most of my judgement and abilities z
port, secured a verdict of $5,000
Assizes. a
aainst Mr. Addy at the Brantford good of the great whole. --Washing-
ton.to dy line of conduct for the b
BEI
an
ure
the nse of. Nor vayPies Syrup cure
all
diseases of the 'Throat and Lungs,
Cougha, Cola, Hoarseness, eta. Prise
., all druggists,
mid i at YtTO bWideed in'ferititnis rtMq
"Three—French, German and the
oneshe talks to the baby".
It is a jov to think the best we can
of human kind.—Wordsworth,
Every one that, flatters the is no
friend in misery.—De Foe.
Do you—dare you to taunt me
rvitit mar born deformity?—Byron.
A heavy purse in a fool's pocket is
a heavy curse.•—Cumberland.
When Baby was sick, we gave iter Castorfn.
When she was a Oland, shd cried for Castorict.
When she became:0as, sho clung to Cnstoria,.
K1ten sho had Children, she gave them Castor1a.
remark!
able lutist
and cleansing
properties make
SURPRISE most
economical and
fest fot'M ,/►
Every Day
QX7Z 'Z TUAY,
Two are 1nou h. e
'eels Happier.
R,iD NOT NEED THREE.
Mr. James N Davis, of 15 Wellington
+rt, St, Thome, speaks of an eyent of
late 0ootirranee, whioh should be of
terea1 to many of our oitizene. ?kir.
Davis, in conversation with our repre-
sentative said:
"Doan's Kidney Pills are the best kid-
ney remedy 1 ever heard of. .I.'bey bave
removed the distressing kidney trouble
with which I was afflicted, and made a
stronger, happier roan of me. For
acme years I have been troubled with.
severe pains across the lower part of the
back. The urine was dark in color and
caused me a great deal of annoyance,
being compelled to get up a number of
times during the night, 1 was also a
srreat sufferer from severe cramps in my
hags, which became so painful that I had
to get out of bed and rub them with
liniment in order to get even momentary
ease, 1 had a great deal of sick head.,
ache; was trouoled with weakness of the
eyes and felt tired, weak and worn out.
Walking distressed the because of the
pain and general weakness from which I
suffered. I got three boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills from Mr. E. 0. Harvey at
his drug store. and have not taken :he
third box because there was tao necessity
to do so. The two biases have had such
a surprising etheut for good that I did
tint need the third. Ye., curl take plea-
sure in telling whist they have done for
me tmeoauae of the henith that I now
enjoy through their ase, All my dif3icul-
lise have vanished; I hate 0o pain in
tit+., back; un soft headanho; wyeyesch)
not trouble we:.1 hJuice had no cramps
aloce 1 bngnn tailing the nil's; steep
xa'Jt, and the tired, plaaecl-Hat feeling;
has all gone. I believe ail these troubles
w.,•e caused simply from. kidney trouble.
yee ,uev say that I know 1)oan'ta Kid-
swy Pills to he as speedy and wonrierful .
speoi fie for kidney and urinary ditlicul-
title, and moat strongly reiaom,nend their
ase to anyone idly^ted as 1 was.
[ In To sell Canadian and U. 8. grown
i' 4i
6 01 trei' . berry moots, rosea, shrubs,
b.•gges, ornamental trees and rewi natatae': for
outp nur,a,, havinu testing m'ohrro,' in Can.
—Saar Lord 13u•iloy is known as the
"Queen of Elogntinn" whose name as an
.Etocntionist le famous througout the con-
tinent. During the last live years this
young lady has filled more engagements
than any other elocutionist in the world,
averaging two hundred and more each
year. Since appearing here last, Miss
Bailey has .toured, ail over the continent
and Great Britain. The following number
of times this talented entertainer has ap-
peared in leading Amerlean cities s,,nttks
volumes for her ability and popnlarlty.
Boston 9, New York 21, Philadelphia 17,
St: Louis 12, St. Paul 8, Detroit 10, Chica-
go 11, Buffalo 12, Montreal 8, Ottawa 6,
Toronto 18, and at her fourth appearance
in Hamilton the other evening to an audi•
ence of over one thousand. Dont miss this
treat, remember the date, Friday, April
24th. Admission e6 cents, reserved seata
8.5 cents.
Card of Thanks,
In leaving 'Wingltain after being in besi-
ness a short time, I take this opportunity
to thank my many oustomera for their
liberal patronage. My aim has been to
do good work for fair prices and I t avri
made every effort to do work at could b3
appreciated. I bespeak io: my sucoeseors
The Star Photographing Company, the
same support that has been given me.
Yours Respectfully
W. Ii. Batnex.
„• . tib tree on the benefit or our exmrecience,
g,r \ our sorters is ,ruurptitee , Ir Sott are not
ear ntr,y; ii(J 1"r numth and s, elms, write us at
,nee for 'pnrticutiars. Liberal nonnnissions /mid
pa• r time men. farm, ra' tion. should look into
• ,n• -i it psye Muter roan aorl.ittg on the ft.im,
. and offers a shakes for promotion. Aptly bury
t.mt gut ,+in,icu of ter itory.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Toronto, Canada.
*Letters Come.
O
Letters come day
BB.
by day telling us
that tt i
m s person has
been cured of dys-
pepsia, that person
of Bad Blood, and
another of Head-
ache, still another
of Biliousness, and yet others of
various conmplaiets of the ;.,mach,
Liver, Bowels or Blood, all through
the intelligent use of Burdock Blood
Bitters.
It is the voice of the people recog-
nizing the fact that Burdock l3lood
Bitters cures all diseases of the
that a,,;Stomach, Liver, Bowels and I3lood.
Mr< T. G. Ludlow, saa Colborne Street,
Brantford,. Ont„ says : During seven
years prior to 1886, my wife was sick all
the tine with violent headaches. Her
head was so hot that it felt like burning
up, She .vas weak, tun down,and se
feeble that she could hardly de anything,
and so nervous that the least noise startled
her. Night or day she could not rest and
Iife was a misery to her. I tried all kinds
of medicines and treatment for her but
she steadily grow worse until I bought
six bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters from
C. Stork & Son, of Brampton, Ont., for
which I paid $5.o0, and it was the best
investment I ever made in my life. Mrs,
Ludlow tools four out of the six bottles-•-••
there was no need of the other two, for
those four bottles inade her a strong,
healthy woman, and removed every ail.
ment front` which she had suffered,. and
site enjoyed the most vigorous health.
That five dollars saved me lots of moneys
in medicine and attendance thereafter,
and better than that it made home a
coriilort tit lite.
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1U-P<A.•N'S
The modern stand-
ard Family Medi -
eine: Cures the
a.ar tt leit
common every -day
Ms of humanity.
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