The Wingham Times, 1896-05-15, Page 61
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1MJ S,, MAY 15, ism
the institution was bad. It was a
GODERICII. 1 HA1(1ISTON,
_ p • , sehool of immorality. That was its • untended for last fes
�, III County attorney Ira T:ewis was ; In a few riay 1 the c�leetion cam• d
)l natural auGearnc, as death WAS the seriously ill thepast week, but ont g
+�?l, �� paign in West Wellington will be in
— _ natural outcome of war, and drunk-
•
Monday showed signs of of improve- full swing, An organization meeting
'-"" witless of the saloon. Pollock says
in his "Course of Time": meat, and Is now entirely* out of on behalf of the Liberals was held on
.sAIDA1r; MAX15th, 1806.t "The Theatre was from the very first danger. 1Taesday night, when the greatest Of
‘r,•••••.-0.-......,,,---,,,,,,,,,,—.--,-,-, The favorite haunt of sin: the honest Coancillor Thompson, Town Clerk • harrmony prevailed and as the mil -
teen,
»oUETEUL. AMUSEMENT. Some vary honest. wise, and worthy men, were in Clinton on Tuesday, wit-' graced the meeting, ono and all felt
_ Maintained it tutght be turned to goo(, Messing the working of a road that on the night of the '_',3rd of Juno
account, I $d, McMullen would again returned
mrd 3'laYlui; Tlanci=1� Theatre d k •t . 1 t but • ncaer teas• nlftelline, '
Am gas made . has eut a straight line in front of the! A great gathering of Liberals will
The devils blush; and from the neigh ; school property, and cleared away I be held about the first of June at
borhaud: ; the sod that was on the sidewalk, ; which some of the foremost statesmen
Angels and holy men tremblingly re.
tired: , i making, one of the neatest fronts ill ; in the Dominion will take part.
Ile believed he could enjoy a goad town-
The
ho j 1+'roll, first to last we may expect a
The Rt. Rev. D. O'Connor, B1s p bitter political warfare.
of London, assisted by several clergy- i lien are busy at work digging out
men, will lay the corner stone of the !the cellars of the buildings to be
new St. Peter's church in Goderich i erected by Messrs. Beck, Bradley,
at -1 p. in. Sunday, May 17. The !and the Oddfellows. These buildings
Y
Mitchell and Street Inspector Reid t ing countenance of Mr. McMullen
Gomes etc,#n a v sutih thkpgfagwore acted there, The caretaker of the central school • at the stead of the poll.
DO NOT sTANDD TIM TEST.
The announcement that Rev. S.
e11ery, pastor of Dublin Street
Methodist Church, Guelph, would, Shakes cation play ahs well as any.
Speak Sunday evening an "�> few p
gtlidi principles in the matter of body, but he believed it bis duty not
t , playing, theatre going and to Support such an unworthy institu-
+dancing" drew an unusuaily large l tion that was the enemy of God's
crowd, anxious to hear what the rev. kmedom Josephus spoke of the
gentleman had to say, •on this some-
what engrossing subject, For fun 1 v
fifty Ininutes he held the nandivillell
attention of his congregation, and at
least convinced people of his standing
on this question. He reed a number tendency. Where morale were at
of texts from which he might speal'.,1 the lowest ebb there the theatre
as follow: Philippians, iv. 8 + would thrive.
g
Touchinon athletics, he had
Y'I+'inall brethren, whatsoever things I r'
are true * * * honest j* *nothing but good to say of them,
just * * * pure * '� '" lovely l providing they were kept in their
* * * ofood report, if there be P1:ice, but when turned into a busi-
g �' he
any virtue and any praise,. think ness denounced them as an un -
think an n
these things." Colossians iii. 17 : I mitigated curse. God never intend-
"And whatsoever things ye do in ed man to make his living kicking a
football or playing baseball.
In conclusion, he said when young
people calve to Christ they would
have no taste for these things, and
would have little difficulty in decid-
ing the question for themselves,
Mich -
introduction of the theatre in Jere_ Rev. Father 11c13rady, of St. rilicli- will be a credit to the town when
m as a national calamity. Lead eel's College, Toronto, will preach, finished. All these buildings with
sale the sermon.
in actors condemned it themselves. a number et fine private residences
The average show bill would convince
' will be pushed along at once to coni -
most people of the theatre's natural SE<iF'ORTII, pietion. .
I One of our merchants is leaving
The first of the series of games of town for Dewart, at town in the county
the W. F. B. Association was played: of Kent.
in Berlin on Saturday last between I Our criekoters,basoball and lacrosse
the Seaforth Hurons and Berlin,teams are hard at practice no doubt,
Mechanics. Notwithstanding the lack all determined that honors shall be
of practice the Hurons secured the won before the season closes.
only goal scored, The sports committee have offered
The, young lacrosse players of Sea- ,a purse of one hundred dollars for
forth held a meeting on Tuesday 1 baseball to be played on the 25tH of
evening and organized a- team called May. Purse to be divided into three
the "Scots of Seaforth." I prizes. No doubt some great ball
Wednesday, Gabriel Reeves, of will be played as some good clubs
Seaforth, charged with shooting with t have signified their intention of being
intent to wound or do previous bodily ! present.
harm, was tried by Judge 'Masson, ! Seeding is nearly through in this
at Goderich, and after a trial for section and all agree that a finer
nearly four hours was found guilty !seeding time has never been seen,
and sentenced to one year in Central growth is something marvellous.
Prison. , Cattle are out on pasture and those
The crass lists of McGill University I who were holding hay for $20 a ton
are out, and show that Miss Harriet 1 will gladly take $12 new. Much
Brooks, of Seaforth Collegiate Insti- I wants more and losses.
tote, has again came out at the head 1 Our street watering cart made its
of her year, as she did twice before. • first appearance for this season en
Monday. The windmill erected last
year for the purpose of supplying
water is giving the best of satisfac-
tion.
Some of our cattle feeders are sel-
ling their cattle, the prices obtained
are very low compared with other
after a long illness, of the wife of years, the general price is from 31•
Rev, W. J. Clarke, pastor of the first to 31 cents per pound.
Presbyterian church, London, and Messrs. Rumford and McJennett
first assistant to Rev. Dr. McDonald, have bought out the stove and tin-
ware business of J. C. Brown. These
Igen are well .known and will receive
a large share of the trade in this
section.
A bicycle club has been formed in
town with a most efficient staff of
officers. The first weekly run was
held on Monday night of this week.
A great number of our young men
and women take part in this most
healthful exercise as well as some of
the older ones.
No doubt the older ones are medi-
tating on the grand time they will
have in the coming election cam-
paign.
We think from the large number
of hogs shipped from this section it
may well merit the Porkoplis of
Canada.
Do you want to buy any, pototoes ?
Is the cry we hear almost every hour
in the day, price what ever we can
get. What a glorious thing for the
poor, plenty of pork and potatoes.
word Q•r deed, do all in the name of
the 'Lord Jesus, giving thanks to
God and the Father by Him." 1st
Thessalonians v. 21: "Prove all
things ; hold fast that which is good."
From these texts he proposed taking
a few guiding principles to test a few
of the more popular hunusetnents of A New Oanactian History.
the day, especially the ones announc-
ed,. The Bible, he said, was not :t
book of rules : it was a book of prin•
ciples. There was no (Erect refer -
et ce to these amusements in the
Bible, yet there was safficient there
to guide all then to know auhe- ther correspondence had been passed Tbis time she wins first-class honors
,they were right or not, proper or between the various Governments and prize in mathematics; prize in
improper, safe or dangerous. Pam- interested in the matter, a representa- German; and first-class general stand-
ing.
Many in Seaforth will regret to
learn of the death at St. Joseph's
hospital, London, on Thursday last,
About six years ago the idea was
broached of having written a history
of Canada which would treat the
subject Dominion from a standpoint
and used as a text book over the
entire country. After a good deal of
Mon Baby wee etch, we gave her Castoria.
When oho was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miry, she clung to Castorla.
When she had Children, she savethom Castoria,
As a result of an investigation
into the cause of the collision whiefl
occurred at Breslau a few weeks ago
and resulting in a loss of $100,000,
Conductor John Bowers and brake-
man John Battersby of Stratford have
ciples, he contended, were mach
better than rules because they were
applicable to everything. He never
preached a sermon on dancing, eard
playing or theatre going in his life,
but he had scores !of times referred
to then so that any person (night
know his standing on those amuse-
ments. Many of these questionable
amusements were becoming increas-
ingly popular and among many
Methodist families he believed It
was not a question of whether that
man was going to hell or not because
tive committee was formed, Han.
Geo. W. Ross, being chairman, and
in September, 1893, advertisements
appeared inviting competition for a
history which was to be suitable for
advanced classes in Public Schools
and high Sehools, and which was to
be of no greater length than 400
pages of 400 words each. The
manuscripts were all in by July lst
last year, and after nine months ,of
deliberation it has been announced
that the prize was won by W. H. P.
°lenient, B. A., L. L. B., the well
--Is rumasillcg
111YERY IBIDAY 111 1lNING
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TiMES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE STREET
W IN 0 HAM, ONTARIO.
Subscription prleo, 1poryen r,InnOvaa<tcet
ADVERTISING RATES:
Spay is 1 1 }'t 1 0 ane, 1 8 mo, 1 i mot
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Halt it) 00 20 00 s 00 00 Moa 12 00 0 00
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20 00 12 00 7 00 ') 00
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been dismissed from the G, '1', h. vet. 1,,, h
service.
of this town. Mrs.. Clarke was never
in robust health, but many months
since an ailment developed, which
after a long season of suffering, car-
ried her off.
Another of our most worthy eiti-
s he indulged in these amusement*. known Toronto Barrister, who wrote zens has been removed by death.
The question was what amusements under the nom de plume of St. Lux. Mr. John McLean, of the Mill road,
could they indulge in without inter- The manuscripts submitted were ( Tuckersmith, passed away on Sun-
fering with the development of the exceedingly good, and the competition day morning last. Mr. McLean has
highest type of Christian character, keen and close. been in poor health for nearly two
or without injuring their influence as ,11r. Clement was born May 13th, years and although until very recent -
earnest, aggressive Christian work- 1858, in Vienna Ont His father ly, he was able to get about and
ers. -. In the first place no amuse- was ev. Edwin Clement, a Metho- attend to business, it was evident to
went could be proper or legitimate
re•
dist cleylnatl and on his mother's those intimate with hilly that he was
that had a tendency to physical in-
side he was connected with the late ' loan failing"He was a youngjust
li
jury. They could not prohibit all , on. J. C. Pope and Hou. W. TI. in the prime of life, being 44 years
1 amusements that were subject to Pope, ups. of age. He was married to a daugh-
ter of Mr. E. Forsythe, of Tucker -
smith, and he leaves a widow and a
natural outcome. The act of dancing family of two boys and a girl, the
I to be out about midsummer. It will eldest of whom is probably about 18
1 was quite innocent in itself. It had then be authorized as a text book. years of age.
i no moral character any more than
abuse or they would strike thein all
1 out. Bat in some the abuse was in-
cidental, while in others evil was the
The new text book will probably
be placed in the hands of the pub-
lishers at once and may be expected
walking or running. But they did
not dance in the abstract and they
should treat this subjeet as it exist- ---- --
ed.If men and women danced in Cycling Proverbs.
different rooms and all went home at Politeness is like a pneumatic tire
f:o'clock it would be alright. The there isn't Much in it, but eases many
dance was condinened by all the- a jolt in the journey of life.
principles he had mentioned. t Itnwas A pleasant disposition, like oil in a
a physical, moral and spa 1 u l d 3 bicycle bearing, reduces friction and
sipation, and had sent many young prevents a world of wear and tear.
Ambition is like a bicycle saddle ;
thongh much sat upon, it generally
manages to be on top.
The world, like a bicycle, would
soon come to a stop if it were not for
the cranks.
Like links in a bicycle chain, we
may not amount to inuch individual-
ly, but collectively we make . the
wheels go round.
Like balls in ail bearing, tlielives
of many of us must be one continued
grind that others may enjoy. them-
selves.
Grit Makes a man, but mars a
bearing.
Neither men nor bicycles steer with
light heads.
Like a friend in need, the handle
humanity. bar is only appreciated when the
T10, theatre had a dark and road is high.
' Anneal history. It was very ancient, Life is like a bicycle rtln ; some
being present at the birth and death worry, fret, and scorch along, and
-of nations. He admitted old, soon reach the end, while
le others take e
moral, upright 1eoIlc attended' the It earl and enjoy themselves as they
thettrc, bat the rtatnral tendency of go.
The author's prize consists in <t 10
per cent. royalty on the books sold.
people to premature ,graves. As to
the questionable liberties taken and
unhealthy fascination it caused he
bad not the time to speak, but he
believed one of the strongest f'bjee--
tions lay there. It kept people from
Christ. Dr. Hugh Johnston had
said if ; all dancers, theatre goers, and
card players in Toronto were dulnp-
fdrl into the l3ay , it would not affect
the church work in the slightest, as
they were not the people who did the
work. . Ile asked for the natneof one
conseerated good Christian soul-win-
ner,Viols a habitual ,dancer.
Card playing he denounced ..as a
game of chance and thus giving a
wrong idea of life. It led to gambl-
ing.,. Cards were the instruments of
gatnblers. It had the appearance of
evil, had ruined souls and cursed
•
Perfect Wiedam
Would give us perfect health. Because
mei and women are not perfectly wise,
they must take medicines to keep them-
selves 1.erfeetiy healthy. Pure, ri.h
blood is the basis. of good health. Hood's
Sarsaparilla is the One 'Prue Blood
Purifier. It gives good health because
it builds upon the true foundation—pure
blond.
Moon's PILLS are purely vegetable,
perf',1tly harmless, always reliable and
beneficial.
Notes for Beekeepers.
Thick, well refined honey will not
granulate so rapidly as that which ]S
thin.
Bees are profitable because •they
gather up and store away that which,
would otherwise be lost.
Bees serve as active agents in the
fertilization of plants and are not
destructive in the smallest deg' ee.
No rash of any kind should be left
on the bottom board:;, as this will
furnish a good nest for the moth
inlller.
Ilive;< may be placed anywhere,
high or low, wherever it is most con-
venient to the beekeeper, as it makes
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FRANK SCELI'S,
SCELI'S,
w,IEEE You -GET 12 SHAVES AND 1 HAIR CII:
ren 'y1.
Opposite Kormatn's ,Metol,
WINGHAM, — — ONTARIO.
Agency for Parisian Steam Laundry.
A. E. SMITH,
Successor to HALSTED es SCOTT,
Josephine Street • - Y1f!igliam, Oni.
ILE WANTS OTHERS TO
:KNOW.
Editor :
Please state in your valued journal,
that it any sufferer from Nervous Debi.
lity, Seminal Weakness, Lack of Energy
told Ambition, Lost Manhood, Night
Losses. etc., will write me in confidence,
I will inform him by sealed letter, free of
charge how to obtain a perfect cure. I
ask for no stoney, having nothing to sell.
I know how to sympathize with these
sufferers and am only too glad to be able
to assist theta, I promise every one
absolute secrecy and as I do not, of
course, wish to expose myself either, I
do not give my name. If you desire to
get well, sand stamp and address simply:
P. O. Box 388. LONDON, ONT.
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A Surpri;edGuardsman.
A French paper tells the story of a
lady who entered one of the cars of
a train, holding in her arms a dog.
This was against the rules. Dogs
niulxt be paid for if the travel on
trains in France. The trainman
announced:
Dogs must be paid for.
Not mine, said the lady.
No exception can be made, Mad-
am.
I always carry it in England.
no dlffer'enee to the bees. . • Y'ou cannot in France. You must
give up the dog or pay.
NORWAY PIN'S SYRUP is it nom I will not pay. Can I leave the
i throat 11(1 lung 0 of })dal)) !
b' n t t n
a
1 !t
dog.
g
Hoarsen which and
Cre Throat,
Colds,
n The guard held out his hand and
Iloarseness,Croupond S3ore'1'hruat, even
in the most obstinate cases. took the dog; it was stuffed,
BANK of HAMILTON
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President—JouN STUART.
Vice-Presgdeut—A. G. KANSAS.
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i
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teeth as chrap as they min be made
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gbsolutel) without pails, by his new
process, guaranteed parte. tly safe.
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ARTHUR J. IIIWIN, D. D. S., L. D. S.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvant.
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SOCIETYt MEETINGS,
C„ c Court Maittond; No, 2 r, Canadian
a Or yOrdur 1•uresterl,weets rho second
and last friday evening 6,1 every month, in Gre-
gory's Block Visiting brethren welcome. T. J.
McLean, C. R. 11. B. Elle t, 10. S.
L.
O wingham ; L. 0. L., No. 704, meas..'
e a— first Arl"fay in every month ,in
the Orange Hall; visitor,li wek•one. J. O. Stewart., -
W, 8(4 W. J. Plenty, It c.•See,
YOUNG PEOPLE'S 'UNION.
Y. 1'. S. C. E.4-kf1eeting: in basernent of '
Presbyterian unmrch u•y JI uday evening.
Subject for U4 lout •, ,low God rewards
thos.l who d., uta wilt. --Matt. 25 : 31.46.
11'W011r l LEAGIT14.—:fleeting every •
Thursday eve tint; t., .n,. 1Jtthudittehtlrah.
Subje:t for lay 21st : Jntiuence of little
things.-W1,u a xti. ltl; John vl. 12;.Ias.
6.-- A 1v,1111.
D. Y. 1). U.- Meeting every Tuesday
evening in the Baptist ohureh. Subject for
;41 ay 10th The law of spirituel progress. .
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