HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-08-21, Page 7THE . V r IN O JJ4Ml ri 9IE S, AUGUST 21
Pitch Lake,
A traveler recently returned front Trial -
dad, the British WestIndia ii1tnd from
which the act holt is obtained to pave
our streets, says the • beiontists are still
puzzled over the remarkable geological'
its' phenomenon presented oy Pitoh Lake,
which is the source of all the asphaltum
used throughout the world. The lake or
pot is estimated at only some 113 acres in
area, yet it has yielded up many hundreds
of thousands of tons of aspssaltum, and
notwithstanding the quantity dug 'tut, tbe
Consolidation of the Regulations.. the'last week an examination in
practical teaching, Each teacher
THE (tUtlr'QU`.:X 7IAI, CONSOLIDATION ;shall; teach two. lessons in their
OF THE SCHOOL ACT AND DEPART -presence, The exaudr a 's shall also
MENTAL' ORDERS. 'submit each candidate to such an
examination in reading, writing,
The policy of the Minister of l du- drawing, musie end physical culture
cation in consolidating the School as they may :deem expedient. The
Act every five years necessitates a principal shall also snbinit a, report
similar consolidation of the regula- : to the examiners en conduct, aptitude
tions of the Education Department. ' to teach, power to govern and dis-
This is done in order ' that School ' cipline..
Boards may be furnished with both' The regulations close with a nunf-
under one cover, ber of general directions to trustees.
exoavatiou, curiously enough, is refilled Drafts of the proposed regulations 7?'eod the Nerves the strange substance in two or three •have accordingly been sent frQLu the Upon pure, rich blood and you need
weeks, and thus it is that the level of department to the School Inspectors not fear nervous prostration. Nerves
Pitch Lake is said to be never lowered. and Model School masters for con- are weak when they are iwproperly and
9, mule and a cart oan travel over this sideration, and suggestions are to be insufileiently nourished. Pure blood is
asphalt surface, but there are soft spots sent t7 the department not later than their proper food, and pure blood codes
in which the animal world sink if he p by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which is
August 15th, in order that the re- thus the greatest and bast nerve tonic.
stood still. The temperature of the vised copies may be in the hands of It also builds up tho whole system.
asphaltum in this natural and inelthaus• boards, and teachers before the open -
Libre reservoir is stated to be normally iWIloon's PILLS aro the favorite family
ing of the schools, September ist- 1cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate.
little above the temperature of the atmos- below will be found some of the
there, but there are indications all over
more important changes. Formerly Weaning Lambs,
the island that at some period, ages ago, when the number of pupils averaged
Pitch Lake boiled over, and the. Liquid fifty, Boards were compelled to en -
asphaltum covered the island. This over- gage a second teacher. The new
flow also .formed ledges of asphaltum regulation requires that there be an
covered the island. This overflow also average attendance of fifty for three
formed ledges of asphaltum on the sea• years before such appointment can
coast, and the 'wonderful wearing and be made,
lasting properties of the material are For the fifth form course in Public
abundantly shown by too unaltered con- seiiooi, botany has been substituted ing to apoplexy or nightmare, but h
clition of the ledges which project into the 1 the Medical Press declares this idea Valle, The minister's salary was
ocean„said are constantly subject to the Th d languages in the 1 milk, when
founded on a misapprehension of $1,200 per annum, payable quarter-
adtjdn of the waves. the physiological functions of the . 1p and ore quarter's salary $300,
Generally speaking, lambs drop-
ped before May 1st should be weaned
before August lst. They will be
by that time sufficiently "sheepy" to
look out for themselves in the matter
of diet, provided they have access to
suitable pasture. It is also necessary
for the welfare of, the ewes that the
lambs be taken oil' by that time, as
NOW FOR ''FORTY WINKS"
THE AFTEI;TDINNIR NAP 1§ CONnUC-
TIVE. TO 'NENDTII Alan AIDS DWES-
'rlON,
Well -dined humanity will feel
relieved to bear the decision of the
medical profession that the time-
honored institution of "forty winks"
after dinner is conductive to health
and a beautiful recuperative process.
Plethoric, full-blooded people have
feared to indulge in this tempting
settling of a heavy feed. Several
English practitk'ners have made a
severe attack on 'the siesta as tend -
Rrobabiy Drowned.
Mr. m.ewart hadtwo
fingers of his left hand taken off)
while working at the buzz planer in
his father's mill, on Saturday last.
He slipped against the machine and
his hand coming in contact with the
revolving' knives, the third and
fourth fingers were taken off and
some of the others were also badly
lacerated.
Great sales prove the great merit of
Hood'e Sarsaparilla, and great merit
enables it to accomplish wonderful
cu res.
Rather a strange way of shown ng
a minister that his people did not
appreciate his services was that tak-
en by a Congregation in the Ottawa
for euelid, they invariably become thin before
The study ofthen and are giving little w len
Public schools is optional. In 'the the big, strong sueklers butt un -
past they, were not taught in the mercifully in their efforts to extract
Public schools. ' it. The ewes should be given an
It is proposed to pay the grant for opportunity to pick up well before
"continuation classes" in Public the matin°. season comes round.
A TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
stomach and brain. And this isI was paid to him in cents. The
what it says, answering the question: church officers had to send to Mont-
-"Is it harmtul thus to full asleep', real to get the necessary number.
after a meal'? By no means. The ' The minister took the hint and left.
That Conflict— h 1 h a way as to offer a better(notfatter) t condition process is merely a physiological one, I-�-•••-
Tho Three GreatSouth- premium or rs,-c ass cer'll that time e. a t- •
Remedies Never 'a in , natural. e
at I:Ias Won in Every sC o0 S In such . The t le con h 10
h Ameri f first-class 1 tifieated the earlier will b Pedi- and as such when it occurs is quite
can
of Rheumatism, teachers.greed lambs should be ear-labelledWhen digestion is in pro 0 • 0 0 0 ® 0 9
Kidney Disease and the Worst The examination requirements cess, nature arranges that all tbe ' •-R�''Zie for
q before weaning, so that no mistakes available blood in the body • shall . be ` ® ° �►
Forms of Indigestion. for Forms IV. and V. are consolidat- , be made as to dams. digestive
ed
( collected in and about the iges ve .Z.�.c ng •
The three great South American Rem-
i The favorite spot for newly -wean-
in Form V. second-growthorgans. Consequently the blood
edicts have been called into conflict with
5 many a desperate enemy, but the case
h
The courses of study ed lambs is a glove' T'roubleS
in Public Schools and Form I. in field, but a rape patch has mueh •in • supply to the brain fails to a low 0
ebb, and thus sleep is easily induct- • J/
High Schools are similar, except as its favor for such a purpose. In fact,
is yet to be recorded d d where they
a1'o to options. 'every farm on which sheep are kept
not comp out the victor. If we take ; The marks for entrance have been should have a rape field, to be fed
South American Rheumatic Cure ,the changed. Reading, writing, spell- : in conjunction with other pasture.
story of the patients who have been ing,drawing, 50 marks each; in' Sheep, More than any other class of
oared by it reads like a fairy tale. Mr. •tem erance composition, osition ] pby a g
D. Dessnetels, of Peterboro', suffered so t p p history, stock enjoy and profit change
terribly from rheumatism, that he was , geography,100 marks each; English •of run and a variety of foods. It
blistered by doctors ten different times, r tmmai rim , l g r English i
n s er glh literature, 150 ;ays 'well to indulge them in their
• in as many different places with the : ma.rks each; in arithmetic, 200 I whims, especially at this season,
hope of driving the .disease from his marks.1 when. a set -back would be 'of per -
ed' On the other hand, physiologi- I •
call"y, it is wrong for brain work to
be attempted immediately after a
solid meal."
Which is the most comfortable
doctrine, but one that offers a new
development in the attractions of
dinner parties or public banquets.
How would it be Possible for guests
system. His hands were drawn out of x
shape and the fingers almost destroyed. I ; For all examinations 333 per cent. ! =went and serious injury. It is after tossing .of the pelisse cafe, to
His left •leg had' to be enoasbd in -a ' on each subject entitled the Candi- well to. place a few old dry ewes or recline with comforts in the straight-
• £^h o
plaster of Paris cast for months. One ' date to a pass, but 40 per cent. is
week after using South American Rheu- ; required for teacher's professional
matio Cure this patient was like a now Certificates.
.man, and in 5 short time was completely
oared. I Hereafter there will be no Form
When South Am•erican Ki•dney Cure I examinations in High Schools or
yearlings among the weaned lambs back. chairs of modern t ion .
in the new pasture, to lead them to Would these heavy diners be able to
the salt and grain trough, also to the restrain the snores with which
water trough, which should always nature affliets the children of men in
be present except when rape forms their unconscious moments ? If the
"forty winks" method is to receive
public and immediate postprandial
adoption, another order of dining -
room furniture must prevail. People
who are in the habit of dining not
wisely, but too well, must insist on
is called into question. unlike pills '
d d f that kind it; Collegiate Lnstitutes. The Public l the food, which will provide enough
hardened substances that constitutesubstituted for it. grain moderatelyquarter
powders an medicines
O ,
immediately •dissolves the uric avid and !school leaving examination is to be succulence for their welfare. Feed
1 at first—a
this Mr.D.J. Locke, I Third-class certificates may be j -of a pound of oats and a little bran
-over $100 in treatment for a complicated' primary or some other non-profes- cracked peas added hn a week or
•ease of kidney disease, but received no i s[onal first. '
relief. After taking a few doses of 1
South B.merican Kidney Uure he felt 1 In special cases a certificate may
wonderfully helped, and, to quote his be renewed without such examine-
-own words, "I have now taken four 1 tion.
bottles, and consider myself completely i The last week of summer holidays
•Cured."
•
The worst forms of indigestion were : has been set apart for the meeting of
dared by the use of South American ; Teachers' Institutes. A report of
Nervine. It acts on the nerve centres
located at the base of the brain, from i non-attendance of any teachers must
which come all nervous troubles and , be sent to the Minister of Education
disorders of the stomach. Mrs. H.' before 15th September following the
Stapleton, Wingham, Ont., says: "I had
y
beenp troubled u fora number of years meeting.
s disease and the system rid of these
-a euro is soon effected.
.of Sherbrooke, Quebec, says be spent , renewed, but teachers must pass the is enough to commence with. A few
with nervous debility, indigestion and The Minister of Education may
•dyttpepsia, and bad been treated ley a
number of the best physicians in Canada
and England. I was advised to take
'South American Nervine, and must say
if 1 had not done so I would not have
been alive to -day. I will never be with-
out it." Sold by J. H. Chisholm, Wing -
ham, Ont.
First -Class Prisoners.
In the .House of Commons Sir
Matthew White'. Ridley, y, the Home
prescribe a teachers' reading course
to extend over three years.
If a synopsis of each book read by
the teacher be inspected and found
to contain an intelligent outline of
the book, diplomas will be granted
by the Minister of Education.
Schools shall be opened with
prayer and closed with the reading
of the Scriptures and the Lord's
Prayer. The Scriptures shall be
read daily and systematically.
'Secretary, announced that Dr. Jame- , Clergy of any denomination may
son and the other prisoners who were ► give instructions after four o'clock,
'convicted of taking part in the but no denominational emblems are
'Transvaal raid will be treated as to be exhibited in the school.
•
first-class misdemeanants during their Persons desirous of entering for
tern's of imprisonment. The home kindergarten must pass the primary
Secretary announced in the House, examination or attend a High School
in reply to questions asked on for three years.
-the subject, that the court alone . 0ne dollar may be charged candi-
•eould order that the prisoners be dates for the entrance if the Board
treated as first-class misdemeanants of Trus 1ecs soel School term begins
and that no such order had been
issued. He added, however, that it Sept. 1st, end closes Dee.. 22nd fol -
had not been decided whether the lowing.
royal prerogative ative would be excercis- The principal of the' Model School y p g ' shall hold a first-class cod, ttncl an order in the Queen's
te
name issued that the prisoner's have 'from three years' experience at, lend
better treatment than ordinary con- have for admission to the
t.
Victal, lir. Jameson and his col Applicationsbe made to the
leagues will now be allowed to have Model School shall than August `J t
their meals brought to them Inspector no
from outside ofo, the Wormwood Candidates must be 18 years of age.
Serubbs prisons, where they are The course
eof eonsist of school in marl
confided, will rt,' have to wear the Schools s
llsua&prisof ga,-1), will not have to agement, methods, school law and
do any meni.1 'v irk, and will be regulations. In addition to the from the disease.
allowed.r to hit 1, ::eI11 [ quantities of Board of Managers n tshall hold during cardiac ee 3
deer and wine.
two will send the flock along well. the introduction of the classic Ro-
The sexes should be separated at man style of couch or triclinia round
weaning time, as the early male the mahogany, and on that extend
lambs become bothersome to the themselves as gracefully as may be
ewes. which hinders the welldoing until the digestive organs have done
of all concerned. It' a tick can be their duty. Beneficient sleep 1 It
found the flock should be dipped would work well even at the dinner
dance, for then guests, however light
with one of the reputable dips.
The mothers as well as the young-
sters require special attention. They
should be placed upon a bare pas-
ture, out of the hearing of the Iambs,
until their milk has dried up. Some
of the most copious milkers will re- A New Combination.
quire attention the day after wean As their name signifies, Laxa-Liver Pills
ing and for some days following. It area combination of laxative principles
is not only cruel but a positive in-
jury. to liberal milkers to allow them
to go without occasional milkings,
and that meant a financial loss,
which one cannot afford. It is not
wise to milk a ewe out cleanly, but Harry Dennis, of Brussels, has
enough should be drawn off to purchased an interest in the harness
render the udder quite lax. After and leather business of F. Blaekus,
the milk has passed off liberal feed- Chatham, and will go to that city in
ing should be practiced. A rape October.
field can hardly be improved upon, ! •
but fresh clover, cut corn, and a I Miss Annie Deacon, of Carrier.,
little grain will soon put them into , after suffering for several years with
thriving condition. They should be: a cancer, plucked up courage enough
gotten into vigorous form before the I to submit to an operation the other
mating season commences, - I day. She suffered terrible agony,
and is still very weak, but, will
Piles Cured in 3 to 6 Nights.—Dr.' likely recover.
Agnew's Ointment will cure all cases of 1 14h'. John Miller, Of Hallett, who
Itching Piles in from 3 to 6 nights. One , , t
application brings comfort. For Blind; vVals seriously injured a couple of
and' Bleeding Pilesl it is peerless. Also weeks ago by being thrown from
puree Tater, Salt Rheum, Eczema, �
Barber's Itch, and all eruptions of the his rig in a runaway, died on Satur-
skin. 35ocs. Sold by J. H. Chisholm,' day from his injuries. Little hopes
Wioghem, Ont. •1, were entertained of his recovery
The remains of the late Thomas from the first, owing to his advaned
James Ryan, aged 28 years 2 years, and his death was not a sur -
months and 7 days, who was blown prise.
up by a charge of dynamite, while' f
engaged in blasting on the rail- ; The sore eyes disease that has til
wayl„ate i?
near Whitney, on July the 31st far baffled the skill do the Provincial
appearance
'v
arrived at Lucknow on Tuesday authorities, has and
last and the funeral which took into the cattle herds in this section,
place from the homestead, 12th con. and several animals are afflicted.
of I .inloss, on Wednesday to Din- One farmer near le cknoweompletlhas three I
d' .. tnteter * was largly attend- animals
that
of foot, would awake refreshed, and
their general happiness be promoted,
because indigestion would be avoid-
ed.
with the best liver medicines obtainable.
They cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
and all deranged conditions of the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels.
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O article are most manifest. •
By the ald of The "D. & 1." Emulsion, I lime got
0 rid ora baking couch wbicl,. had troubled mefor
over a year. and .. iio'o gained- considerably in
weigh: l liked t'.11s Emulsion so welt 1 was glad •
Ql wl,cu the Luno citric aroand to Lako rt.
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dortul iu ite quick action to rtnevo distress,
Southampton, Ont., Aug. 16.—On
Friday evening about 7 o'loek Mr.
F. N, Poole, photographer of Tara,
hired. a rowboat from the Park boat.
house. He was seen by the Chanley
Island light -keeper about 8 o'clock
about a mile south of the pier, row-
ing towards Port Elgin. The row-
boat was picked up yesterday, about
six miles out in the lake by the
schooner, Coronet and brought to
this port. Mr. Poole's cap and coat
and one oar were in the boat, The
boat had nowater itt it. Mr. Poole
is supposed to have fallen overboard
and been drowned.
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ell the clogged
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The following sword st•lt'•ncnt is the best
proof that diaboti.1 is net metra' •lo, and that
there is a remedy which v: ill euro it.
Ontario, County of Carleton, to wit:
I, C`i,•ries 1tos., of i:1, C:ry t f O.t lwa, in the
County of Ca -10'.•n, 11 auksnli.h, do 'botchy
solemnly declare a; f alow•a:
1. I r.'side at 180 nlit Street, in the said City
of Ottawa.
2. Forthe past flthn'n years I llnvo been a
great snit a er tr .:n lei Loy tttna tee; an1014.; the
p1,,x,j new, svillyt..;:1.' Of wLieh we u ,e ere
iso;os 111 Stay bm'1:, i" i1'. l,.,; cxt:n gin: from
the bean of the Spine til, bet.0eon nlysllouitlors,
disable s, headueiv's etc. I wits i'1 a baa state
gni:rany ilei mai: 'nc'* gm 1t assay at gates.
'Vim intense pain p:.:von.ell my n:oeplug, add I
seemed to get worse cuuti •111,11y. The do 'tors
who were ca 1 called in pronounced my dieaase
1dia'setes, but their trra t•n out did 11, goal, an.
1 they Hold oat but slight hope of my recovery.
noun I was thou so far nn with the disease '-tat I
could not turn in bed without help. .Iy urine
was of a dark wine color, an 1 fall el sediment.
3. I to)k all lauds of lneaicille, but wit;lout
pormaueut relief.
4, IX caving of Doan's Iiidtley i'ilis I got a
box at It. E. \Lu Ct1r.1W's drtti's tore, bnthwving
bean so often tl'Isnitp Anted 1 had no faith in
thous.. However, 1. d
v„art taking thein, and
tneystru.k the right spot a: once and Z eom-
in0000d to get better Front tltot thno on
improvement 1,50 cotlti11110t1•t Until I and now,
after
five weeks
l'intire yrefront pain any kind. tourie
is natural, and I am now working right along
every day iu 111y shop.
E. It is a great armee of plcasuro for the to
testify to the world of the curative powers of
D tan's laidney fills, and I make this solemn
declaration conscientiously believing it to be
trete, and knowing that it is of the salvo force
and effect as if glade under oath and by virtue
of the Canada Evidence Act.
al CUAlatalS MOSS,
Declared before pie itt the City of Ottawa, lit;
the County of Carleton, this 41h day of Aartir
1896. Sgd JOHN E. O'1Ii•:A1ta.,
A Contnlissioner, etas