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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-05-08, Page 3{ 'arm. Notes, If yaws are heavy milkers, be sure to leo to their udders a few days before farrowing time, if they are showing signs of caking or be- ceming hard, a light dose of physic will prove beneficial. Many la. good sow hes been rendered useless as a breeder through leek of a little at tention at this period, * * * If you have had a supply of raats' anis past winter for your pigs, you bave doebtless found them a grand .help in carrying the brood sows through winter cheaply; but do not overdo it. Remember that too many roots, feet right up to farrowing time, have a tendency to make the litters come weak. Ease up z little on the the roots, then, a couple of weeks before farrowieg, Oats are cheap this spring, and a few crushed oats will be 'a useful addition to the sow's nations. * * * One very common source of loss to pig -breeders is through sows lying on their ;young, more especially if the sow is heavy, or clumsy. The best way of guarding against such as cidents is to place a rail around the pen, about eight inches from the floor, and the same distance from the wall.. If the sow be then bedded with a small quantity of cut straw, eo that she cannot 1111 up the space behind the rail with her bedding, the little pigs will have a chance of running beneath and behind the rail and so escaping being crushed against the wall by the sow. When a pig has been lain upon and is not killed .outright, the best remedy we know of is hot water, used as follows: Take a pail of water as hot as ever the hand can boar, and immerse the pig in it all but its head, lifting• it in and out rapidly, but allowing ' it to remain in a little longer each time, rubbing well afterwards with a wisp TUE WLN UItA1%1. TIMES, M.A Y 8, uu.)t;. GODERICII, A. Now Motive Power, Dast week the frame foundation fur the saw -mill was placed, and this week a large nutllber of men is en- gaged on the building, The past week a large clultutity of its lnachitt- ery and some timber were unloaded beside the railway track, The congregation of Victoria St. Methodist church has selected Rev. T. E. Harris, of Melbourne, Elgin Co. Its the ruturo minister. As the Rev. gentleman has accepted Victoria's in -1 vitattion,the appointment only need3 the eonfirmation of the stationing I committee. Among those winning 'the degree of M. A. at the examination in Arts and Divinity at Queens University, we are pleased to find the name of A.M. Robinson, son of W. R. of here. The news of the young gentleman's success will be received with pleasure by our people. Engineer Smith and D. Mclvor, while sounding ori the beach and pier last week, found that the large quan- tity of sand. that has come on the beach recently must have come from near and around the piers, as at the present tune there is no bar across the harbor entrance, and at ,placesa few hundred feet from the beach, t where there was only five feet of water, there is now eight or nine. It seems that the lengthening of the piers has done away with the harbor bar. The soundings taken show over 15 feet of water front lake to doek, but close to the south pier the depth in some plaees is two feet less. AN INVENTION wFxlOii DOES AWAY IWITII 'I'In USE OF PROPELLERSPROPELLERSON VESSELS Naval engineers are very machmachinterested in the results of at forth- coming experiments at the Brooklyn Navy yard of a machine designed to send a vessel through the water without the aid of propellers. The test is to be glade by order of Seor'etary Herbert, and the device will, by election of the inventor, be fitted into a 28 -foot boat, although the department would prefer the use of a 104 -foot boa,, which is not at the yard, By burning oil, gas is generated, There it is ignited by an electric spark. The force of re. peated explosions drives the piston up and down. As the result of an explosion a jet of air is blown out of a tube in the stern of the vessel and the resistance of the water causes the boat to move forward. The engineering experts say that the invention, which has been tried privately, does not give much promise of usefullness in naval warfare, but the engineer claims that it will be of great service in orpedo boats and • that with his device they can bo driven noiselessly a tld at a phenomenal rate of speed. A Porty.Year Old Oroivazoo 113mo7od.. Ea ]Sade, Ont., Chase's Kinnear Pills are a standard railway, .Joseph Gardner, of this tutu», aintfer•ed for 40. years with indigestion and its ever present accost• parlitnents—constipation and headache, L. Ptlis are the only remedy that tiro lour relief. 25e. it box, of all drug- ists. Oue bill a dust. Basalts Tell tai Story. It A vast Inass of direct, unimpeachable l; testimony proves beyond arty possibility of doubt that hood's Sarsaparilla mut- ually does pertectly and permanently otf re diseases caused by impure blood. T reuorcl or cures is unequalled and h cures have often been accomplished after ,t„ other preparations lied failed. h • Tho Sense of hearing. Of the five senses with which Innen nature is gifted, that of earing Semi to be mare constantly =easing in value than any of the titers. Tilts may he 'accounted for by the fact that in the progress of science of late years such fnpartant inventions as the telegraph, tele- phone and phonograph all depend pon the hearing for their very xistence; and when this sense of earing is educated by long practice in these and other directions, very important and surprising results have been attained. By way of il- lustration, the telegraph operator can by scund, an acquaintance at the key he is sending a message from a !stance, simply by his or her style f sending, on the same principle at one can recognize another's andwritin„ with which they are rnilier by sight, while to the ordin- ary observer the clicking of the sounder would be the same, no mat- ter how many changes were made in the sunders.—Electric Power. of straw till dry. We have frequent- 11 '11's Prr.T„ cure all liver ille,t'ilious• a ly revived pigs that apparentlyne inundice, indigestion and sic!: "' he 1•u•i e, were at their last gasp by this method.—Farm ing. LUCAN SFNSA•TION. SEAFORTH. On Tuesday evening last a pain ful 1 u accident happened to the eldest e daughter of Mr. J Sperling who with A rIDDULPII FARMER ssOOTii AT A his f•:rwily removed from Blyth here YOUNG MAN WHO HAD ATTEMPTED last Friday. The pettier lady was • TO ELOPE WITII HIS DAUGHTER. engaged curling her hair with a pair of curling; tong, when they aecider't• Lucan, May 2.--1i'reernan Black- lyslipped penetrating her right eye the well, a well-to-do farmer, living on ball of which was severely burned w the 4th con. of l3iddulph, drove to . Every effort is being put forth to ! d Lucan yesterday with his daughter. preserve the sight of the eye, and it o • After transacting sotne business at is hoyed with success- tit ,, different stores, he was driving past i The annual meeting of the bowl- h Reads livery stables, when he drew ing club was held at Irlannagan's ho- fa a revolver and deliberately fired a, tel, on Friday evening last, when shot at Albert L•I.o:lgins, one of Mr. there was a large and enthusiastic head's empl95-ee's, who was hitching I attendance, and the club promises to a hone on the roadside. IIodgins • be in ,h ve:y flourishing condition got sight of the gen before Blackwell,during the coining season. Mr. J. had time to pull the trigger, and!lIc:Mellaet was appointed President. running through the alleyway, es- ! Win, Ballantyne, town assessor has caped the bullet. Had he not done cnlnpleted his duties -fur this , year, this he would in all probability have; and has handed the roll in to the been shot, Blackwell being within • town clerk. From it we glean the five feet of him when he first drew; following statistics; Total real estate the revolver. After fling the shot y5S2,8); total personal propertv'$59- be coolly drove to Farrell's drug 900; tax>tble Weenie., 10,700; total r"° store, made some purchases and drove population, 2,411; nnnlber of births, 4 home. The trouble has long been 1; deaths. 0. The town building t brewing, arising out of an attempted and property, consisting of the water- ` elopement roue years ago tvitll 131atek- works, lire appliances, town hall, well's eldest daughter and the young publie school and Collegiate Institute man dodging. The elopement was:are assessed at a53,000. The total a failure, 13laelcwell following ind' population snows a� decrease of one capturing the couple at Ailsa Craig under that of last year, in time to prevent the Imu'riage. j A meeting for the purpose of form - Since then he has publicly threatened in„ a bicycle club was held at the to shout the young man, but no per Queen's hotel. on Monday evening • son looked upon lusts as a. detuterous' last, when a goodly number of bicy- • character, he being at tittles not. lists were present. The objects of the responsible for what he would say. 11 club are for the mutual benefit of One of oilr most pronriicht business; cyclists in the town,. and with the ]teen with whole he had sonic dealings' objt.+et in view, club runs will be held received, some six or eight months • every 1londay evening. R. C. Chis - ago, a threatening letter, in which Wright, is President and 0. L. Blackwell said he wiuld have his life t Schmidt Captain. if he did not pray him a et:rtain i Amount of money, Through the in- It 1s Bet:er • ifuence of friends he tt`se p:tcitied, 1 _ __ and Singe then has been quiet,ttatll Not to let your sail be bigger than the occurrence yesterday, He has i your haat. not yet been place.) in east tcly, but • To let your relations be useful, not will be'before tu:xny hours. !sinful. Tu bend the reek promptly that r"'-- to bruise the forehead. ■ e tIR r tr, 1 ! o u �q S,ugt `Ib think before hoe speak than to +� p �i spt;alk before yt)u think 'scanned by torpid liver, `which prevents triges- To hold t'nitr good name; for it is tion and ptrrrilts food lie ferment and petrify la tato stomach. Then ta>tlow dizziness, headache, of inrtt'e value a lilt n 4.04 To put your foot d:)wt where •you mean to stand :1:0;::t right H,,,,,, thetrt•,tt1 1 1)o1 1 where inaomina, ilervenSnes9, and, g they are likely to load you into the it Sot relieved, bilious fever I I S , p 'tits of sin. y or blood polsonlut hood's t � Alis stimulate the stomach, i u latll.ir to keep aline in your roust the liver, cure headsets, ttixainese, On- lort'.i'ir Milt little spat k of celestial atipation, etc, t'tlti °ants. Seldby isle druggists. The�o.ly MEW take with kieett'S sarsspartlla. I]1•5 Coiled content. , • For Oyer Fifty Years Arr OLD AND WP.LL•TRIND RieS(ED*.—Strs. n'111s• luw•Y St.othint; Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their chilureu white t-utnittg, with perfectsuceess. It soothes the chile, sohlens the gusts, allays all pain, euros wind colic, and Is the bust remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the tests. Sokl by Druggists in every pact of the worse. Twenty -live cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. lie sure and ask for Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. Wr.nkfes on Women's Faces. It has been held by hygienists that the wrinkles on a woman's face are often due to impure air, a sense, a cause of which is not infrequently the exclusion of sunshine. The skin owes its beauty, say,, Science Siftings to the nerves which controls the. line blood vessels of the surface, whose work lends glow and clearness to the fact. The nerves, in turn, owe their sensitiveness to the air, which is our chief nutriment, inhailcd by gallons hourly, and should be pure and invigorating. 'When the nerves are deadened by close air the fine muscles lose their tone, the tissue of the face shrinks, and these shrink - lugs become wrinkles. So, let the sunshine and air into the house, even at the expense of carpets and furni- ture, Dont Tobacco spit or Smoke Your Lire Away, the truthful, startling title of book about 1o•To- Bac, the harmless, guaranteed obacco habit nett that braoett up nicotinize,t n res, eliminates the ulcotinll poisun, stakes weak uteri gain vtrotigtI» vigor and manhood You run no physical or anon ctn.' risk, as NoTo•llw is sold under guarantee te- nure or nntoney funded. book free. Ad. Sterling Itamedfeo„ 3 47 St. Paul 3t., Monti eat. Said hy, O. 1L. winlRWs 11'tugisattt. Docking Lambs. 'rhe proper way to eut lambs' tails is to hold the lamb between the legs of the operator, push the skin well up toward the root, sever the bone, anti pull the skill back over the stub, 13y chic Method the lamb will bleed less, And the extrtt akin will help to pro: tect the bone of the tail,—Amerienn Agriculturist. SRA.1,,1, BOYS GO TO COLLEGE. SOME ARE PITTED FOR LIFF,t AND OTHERB ARE UNFITTED EY COL- LEGE TRAINING. Rev, Charles LI..Parkhurs6, D. D., in his paper to young Wren, in lay Ladies' Horne Journal, discusses "Shall We Send Our Boy to College?" answering the query with the esser. tion, "That depends a great deal on the boy." Ile annount:tas himself to be a strong believer in the college, but holds that "it might not be hest for bins [only boy] to go to college; it alight not he best for the eommun- ity that be should. College can fit a man for life, and, also, itcan unfit hint. There are styles of education that disqualify the student for doing what he is competent to do, without qualifying hila to do that which he might like to do, but for which he lacks, and always will lack, the pre- requisites. * * * As a general principle, the more a man knows the better, bat so long as the present order of things continues a great amount of every ordinary work will require to be done; and ordinary people will do ordinary work better than extraordinary people will, and be a great deal more comfortable while doing it. Hordes of both sexes are entering college for the simple reason that they do not enjoy com- monplace things. The result is that common place things are left undone and uncoinnlonplace things fare still worse. Agriculture is the material basis a nation's strength and pros- perity. We could dispense with either lawyers, doctors or n)inislers better than we could with farmers. Probably we would not quarrel if there were fewer students of the law and would note be sick so much it there were fewer students of medi- cine, and would not be so wicked if there were fewer Students of theology. All these could contribute liberally to the ranks of the eel.' tttuatlist with advantage to the professions — and to the grain and vegetable mar- kets, I am not disparaging any- body, neither am I saying that it would not be a good thing, in itself considered, if everyone, however material or menial his occupation, could receive all thatthe fine st scbaol — or college training could co'ufer; but that is not practicable at p:esent,and never will be till people get over thinking that there is a disgrace attaching to the doing of ordinary things. An Easy Cure for Drunknnese. Drunkenness, Morphine and Tobacco habit tnay'eastly be cured by the use or Hill's Double Chloride of Guld Tablets. © 1tr9�,�y,4,y . No effort is required ot the patient and stimulants may be taken as usual until ------ ---� laansem for Infante and Children, T$IIIRTY of t+ +servation of C'nx+n^eta Writh the Iratronage of million. of persons, permit Ito to syert'r of it without guessiar. It is unquestionably the best remedy for Infants and Children. the world has ever known. It is har'utless. Children litre it. It gives them health. It will stave their lives. In it Mothers have someth%rtgwhioh is nbsoIute'Iaafs crtrl�trteoi3cally perfect as • ehildr. medicine. Castoria destroys Worms. Castoria allays Feverishness. Castor• a prevents vomiting Sort Cut's. Caaterin °urea Diarrhoea And Wind Colic, Castoria relieves Teething Troubles. Castoria cures Canetlpa'tion and Flatulency. Castoria neutralizes the effects of carbonic actin gra, or refitment; air.. Castoria does not contain morphine, opium, Or other nor, eatio property. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach and bowels,. giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is put up to one -size bottles only. It is not sold in bulk. Don't allow any one to sell you anything aloe on the plea or promise that it is "just al good" and "krill answer ovary ptuporo." See that you get C-'iI-S-'T•d)-R.-I-A. The fa t'o ��•e��L� is on event' signature off wrapper. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. rhasilleVellestestesetseseaAveellitstasleAVihilltsteltditestkAtielteiltAesteltlivtv Put up Job $ 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 voluntarily given up. Tablets may be given in tea or coffee without the patien t'i3 knowledge. A cure guaranteed in every case. Por sale by all first-class druggists, or will be sent ou receipt of .11.00, For full particulars address, The Ohio Chemical Works, Lima, Ohio. Grow the Best. There is considerable difference in the quality of potatoes, which the great majority of people don't seem to understand. Those who make a business of growing for the market generally know what quality means in a potato, but farmers who grow for home consumption don't think about it, Make a change this sea- son and try and secure quality as well as quantity in your crop. • DR. WOOD'S NORWAY PINE SYRUP cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, hoarseness and Consump- tion if taken in in time. Price 25c., all d rtlgt;iste. First poet—Heard a neat compli- ment on your stuff about the Daffo- dils yesterday. Second poet—Indeed? Yes. Fellow asked me if I wrote it. ---Enquirer. NORWAY PINE SYRUP is u cons= binatton of healing throat and Mug remediea which euros Coughs, Colds, lluaraentsrs, Croup and Sore Throat, even iu the most ubstin.te cases. Can I write my name under the received paytnellt on this bill ! asked the 1 " G LU IcLCU' whothings likes , seater put as delicately as possible. Nn, trtatrlk you, replied Mr. Broke - 1r, I'm tto uutogtuph fiend. --Yorkers Journal. /tubbing Zt in. Neter use a livatnont for rheunlat.istn, sea; t) a high taenliesl atutharity, th't-'t Pitt, 1t lU • drive It, UUt, Take eel;t>ztltl5.f that rentuv,-e the acid person' from the blood take• something that will improve your digestion, nod build up the body to fit, perft•uttott of robust health. That "something') is Sedtt'ri Sareatparitia, a weedy that ubtainti• the best result. in 1'it* uhorteat t itue. $1, of all drut;;gist.s. • 50 RE, . ARD. I will give Fifty Dollars to any person who will bring me a Watch or Clock I cannot repair and make to run as well as, or better than ever. HALSEY PARK, Josephine St., Wingham. Opposite Mac.lonald Block. Caveats and Trade•Markl obtained, and all patent business conducted for MODER41i•, FM. My oirce is in the immediate vicinity of the Patent Office and my facilities forseeurtng patents are unsurpassetl Send model, sketch or photograph of Invention with description and statement as to:dvantages Claimed. AE,T ro shove -fa Okada for an opinions as to potentubilrter and rev Ice for prosecuting the application trill not ate called for wntat the pct tenttttatiowed. "INVRsTOar Gums," con- taining full information tent free. All COMIXI . ratifies Co661dere4 at *trials Cen1delttiel. FRANKLIN H. HOUGH tag F Btrcck WASIU "JUT ON. b. i1. Farmers! Look at This. ELLIOTT BROS.. of tho Winl;llatit Brickyard. have hots of BRICK and DRAIN TILE on hand. it tai said thht other psrttes are gelling at t -'limed prices, but we cannot be undersold, and our brick fend tele aro me good *N any resells in the ptor]nct*. Ws eon sell by the oar load or 10,000 or lessee tile fully as law as 'min be pur- chhrrtl anywhere. Wit haat sign* greet quantity t)f ail kinds of Iuntl't•r for sale. chrtagh+ist, May 10. 1805. SALESMEN WANTED Pushing, trustworthy men to represent ul in the stele of our Choice Nursery Stock. speer Itiet con- trolled by us. nishest Salary or Conttuissior, paid weekly. Steady employment the yonr round. out- fit free • exclusive territory ; experience not neees. ary ; big pay assured porkers ' apt res.l induren.ent n beginners. Write at once for partiuulitis to ALLEN NURSERY CO., ROCHESTER N. Y. SUiTS, For Suits that suit, give cordon, to the ppn� wearer ,and satisfy OVERCOATS, betterrtr� duss.ouOur TROUSERS garmentho odothe r know hew todutht+ir .wog r ' k dmt t ' t hmk there are any better end yet we charge no mote than others do for interior work. Hundreds ot new fall and winter samples to Choose trouts at priees about half what you have to pay for -old goods. Work done for pitrtiei furnishing their own cloth. It you think that a Tweed Suit eanrtet, be properly made for Si Spot °ash, gall and see yocrr�work. y Our terms are dash. Y1' EBS.i�ER & CO., Opposite the Mitcdobald /Stock, W teteam, Oat.