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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-10-19, Page 3• ,„ • .......... .. spelling the wile. A p;reat mistake that imam girls aro eareltiug, end thee their mothers are eneouragly. or allowiwr them to make, i is that of pending their tittle out of seltool in ..,enuess„ or in f &ohm aunt$.). meats, doing n.). work to speak of, aud learning nothing about the praetical duties and the serious cares of We. It is not only iu the wealthier families that the .girls are growing up indolent and un- yracticed in household work; indeed, more attention is paid to the iniustrial training of girls M the wealthiest fam- ilies, than in the famillee of mechanics and of people a moderato circumstances, where the mothers are compelled to work hard ell the while. "Within the last week," saye a oorres- pendent, "I have heard two mothers, worthy evomen in inost respects, say, the fleet, that her . daughter never did any sweepiug. Why, if elm wants to say to her companious, "I never swept a room. iu ray life,' and teke any com- fort in it, let her say it; and yet that mother is sorrowing much over the short oomiugs of that very daughter. The other said she would uot let her daught- er do anything in the kitchen. Poor deluded. woman l She. aid it herself in- etead, . . .,.• 1V^T. M1 - The Greet' Meknes*. Gills who lack euillettett nerve form. to develop. iuto healthy utrutaititood be. come pale. week, nervous 1114 irritable, They hese ehloroeis or "%rem sicktiess" end can only be cured. when the nerves aro restored and revitalized tual the blood made riolt by wile:4 Dr, Olmse'e Nerve Food, the great restorative in pill forte. It makes lade, weak women and girls lie:titity, r my and plump. Note ia- crease in weight while taltiug it. Vie Dance anti (amid. Itev. Sollory, B. D., a well•lcuown minister a the London Methodist con- ference, aud formerly of the Wingletna Methodist church, has been giving some plebe talk an the subject of dancing anri eartl playiug. Tito 'Woodstock Seattle), Review says; "la the course Of his 111011 11t at the Central Methodist church last night the pastor, ai,ev. Sellery, iu- ciaeutally enentiotted card playiug aud daucheg, Be said that it was not his intuition to kpealt ou the subject at length, for he did no t believe devoting too mush time to it.' In all his exper- ionees in the pulpit ho had epolten only a couple at times on. the subject. People evaeld deuce wadi they wore the soles off their shoes and play cards until they had calloused their hands and it. wottla make no difference to him. If a christ- iau wanted. to play cards ho was at lib- erty to do so if be thought his conscience would permit it. He did not believe in telling people to stop it. He left that to themselves. He was inclined to give them other amusements and divert them from dancing and card playing. If a man was saved and. still wanted. to play caras and dance Ito (the speaker) -would let him do so ; bat .he did not think that many who were really saved would want either to dance or play cards." A dose of Miller's. Worm Powders eta cat -initially will keep the children healthy. Sold by Colin A. Campbell. ••••••••••••••••••1•••.•••••11••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Mon.•• C., t, 3 .410. • EC ou ee ti LETTaR FROM 8QUTH AFRICA :P404"3.46" Sim" 0404040101"• V D. eetenteed, "iesingleenes Soldier Seeds, There have bean eight Parliaments I' f) fablee Coutvleratiou. The eleetions lOr 1 Letter to the Times, Kill (1 . us on Weber 13tIal--- The following letter was received by Pan Station, South Africa. August, 1$th, 1000, To OPT:atter of 1110 fi'i5it.i. DEAR Siliq—I am writing you a short note to thank you for sending me your 9 paper of June 20th. It id the only 1 That Has Given New Life To Others. Pain Genuine, artee Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of °•-t._.70""Zt# See Fac.SImlb Wrapper Below. Vcr7 13=101.1. 11113.L1 cazy to tan° ns ancer. Fail HEADACHE. FOR 1117ZINESS. FOR BILIOUSNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR TNE COMPLEXION wprici rr..aer usfiga: Mtl_GT011AVW11A•u•[..",,v6 25 Cott ur 7 a•sva Celer Cr pound Wingleuu paper I have received :duce in I A.trica aud you may be eine it is a treat to see a home paper Va1011 0110 is SO ;ear 1111707. 1 will try and give some explain) tiOns . A a some of the extracts, from my lettere. The Only Banisher oi Disease. Other Celery Preparations ar Worthless 'Imitations, CARTS ITT LE PEILLB. CURE SICK HEADACHE. the. first l'exliament Were had betwe A.UguSt 7th, and September. 20th. The SeSdiens were held, and dissolution, took place on July tith,lb1a, the elections bo. nig held. tweiVe days later. The second Parliameut, winch was uncrt-livvd aSsectibled lfarch 5th, 1872., and after holding. two ses4one was dissolved on January gad, 1874. In this ease lo there was hat a brief interval between dissolution and polling, whielt toolt place .ott January reeulting, in the defeat of the liight John gacdonald. The third Varliamen,t, in which the Maelcenzie. Ministry held the reins of. power, °petted its tiret sessioe March. zOtit, Wi4, and after five sessions was I did not put it, •too strong when I -wrote ,06,0kweci on A4ust 17tn: 1815. xhe that we would carry the 1?,oere ahead. of • geeeral eleetion was held on September us NV11011 OW grand march of Lord sulk :raw ocaaah. Sir ;tabu Macdonald Roberts' Army started. Had the Boere aliaistay ww; foxigod. The fourtb. stopped long enough between Bloontfon- Verlieenteet, .lested four Teats, opeuing on teiu and Pretoria, we would have had a larger number to. send to St. Holeua. They did not like the field; movemeitt, One of them said to ono oe our boys, wit= taken prisoner, that- we did not A .1-11 =4. s fight fair, as We went -around them. and come at them from behiud, aiustead of coining at the face of the mountain. IThis was impossible for man or beast to do. But vshon we could not get at them,. we had something that could and that was our shells and the guns they came from 'Were well hanclled, What 1.1a,ve '0,11 4,1 (441,34 Tbe New Tam). Tetitta. "oilloial estimate" of atialace mop the Altman statics t through the devastating greesi,po. is 411,000,000. Three million dailtza the less actually stnitaine(1 in ligie by state of Maryland alone. Pea culture an industry in the United Stat( Over produotion ie. eansing the ituatleste gardners Lout; iottuei, to egitat., the, question of reducing the area a geed= truck. It le suggested to. substitalls) : grain and hay on a pat of their lauds. A unique American exhibit at Paris is a cold storage room and model refrige sting ear. 0 0 7::) orri-1 DICIT CeleeleT MIT.Elee The medicine that has cured your medical prescription that has the ap- seen of tkie British Artillery,. I can say followed by a general election on March. friends and neighbors—the wouderful . proval ot the ablest medical practitionerthey are a credit to the Empire of win= gal, SO days after dissolution. The —is surely the kind that you stand iu we form a part. We were on the lett seventh Parliament was opened on April e,0th, 1891, and held six sessions, the only Parlitth;ent since Coutederation which has done so. Dissolution took place on April 24th, 1890, the writs be- im; made returnable ou July 13th. The general election did not take place until June 2,3rd, GO days afterwards, when for the second time, since Confederation a Liberal Administration came into power, The eighth Parliament has b.eld five ses- sions, the last of which was prorogued ou July 18th, after a session.of five and one-half months' duration. .A.t present the Oaneela thistle bolds swey from Maine to Virgina and. west. ward, to North. Dakota and Kansas and on the Pacific coast from Washington to northern California, From the Mies's- pip's/ to the Rockies it is not plentiful enough to be troublesome, The southern .1 olonary lath, 1870, and, being tbssolved. states are P11100=1117 tree from it. o on May 18th, 1e82, The elections for I Permits are required for importing the fifth Parliament were held on June 1 domestieated birds, such as 0111.011=S, 20th, 1682, 31 days after dissolution. It detelts, geese, guinea fowl, pea fOWL oetsued ou. February 8th, 1883, sat for pigeons or canaries, for parrots or for four SOSSiOUS, and was dissolved on natural history specimens for scientific. Sturaary 15th, 13t37. The e/eotions for collections. Permits urast be obtained the sixth. Parliament took place on for all wild speciee tsf pieeoui end February 'an, 3,3 days after dissolution, ducks. This parliament was opened on April eeth, 1367, and, as did its two predeoes- eery surs, held /our sessions. Dissolution 19/ ,STAir:YREI took place on February 3, 1301, and was If your liver is out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart- burn, or Constipation, take a dose of Dow to Stack Vodder. I have stacked fodder for a number of years and find no trouble in stacking it so it will keep for two years perfectly dry and as good as when first stacked. Anyone who understauds stacking wheat oats or ryo can stack fodder, as they are stacked exactly the same. Tho neck in stacking is to commence the bottom right and keep the middle full. The size of the bottom must depend ou the a- mount of fodder you wish to put in one stack. I always tie iny fodder into bun- dles in the field, either by machinery or by band, which makes it'anuoh easier to handle. Inxnaking h rowel stack 1 cora- menco by throwing bundles in the centre until, when setting my fodder around the middle, the bungles will stand. at a- bout one-third pitch, continuing to set bundles around the centre until the bot- tom is the size you wish your stacks to be, always keeping butts out and the middle full as you carry your stack up. If the bundleare kept from one-third to one-fourth pitch, there is no doubt but what the stack will shed both snow and rain. In topping out keep drawing in until the tops of one bundle overlap the other, to keep the water out. It will not require a stake to keep it in place, but I make it a rule to finish up on the west side of nay stack. A rick is built the same way, only the middle is long instead of round.—Prairie Faanner. need of at the moment. l'aiue's Celery Oonapound is, to -day, the only agency under Heaven that can Savo you if you are suffering from rlru- reagent, neuralgia, liver complaint, kidueydisease,dyspepsia.,nervousness aucl the troubles that arise from poisoned and foul blood. It cures the sick its surely as 1831 sev"1.111"RliYo"r. 1901 C:1117E GENTILMAII night follows day. (stamina up country and General Hutton e force was used mostly for flank move- ments, which gave us plenty of hard work and very little glory, but wo ,came in for a full share of the Boers shell fire. --raromited. Infantryeve halt° go out The extended. reputation that Paine's • • ancl thaw the enemy's fire aud advance Celery Compound has won as elite meter has induced unscrupulous men to foist worthless imitations on the public. Many people are daily deeeived by these miserable frauds. 11 you have decide1 to use Paine's Celery Compound, see that the name "PAIN:E'S' is on every -wrapper and bottle that you purchase. When yon have secured the genuine "Paine's" you have the only medicine that Call ef- fectually banish your load of misery and suffering, and give you a new, vigorous and happy life. The Only Agricultural Newspaper and admittedly the Leading Agricultural Journal of the World. at a trot until the Boors could not lot our advance guard come auy further without being among them. When they would open at short range with rifle faring on the advance party and from large guns and ponies on the main body of Mounted Iufantry. We would. then have to sit to attention and let tho Boers rain shells at us, in order to idt our gunners get the pcsition of the enemy's guns, as they would bo con- cealed somewhere among the rocks. As soon as the gutlors had the position we would nearly all dimount. The Boers are always looking for our best horses and more men have been hurt on the lead. horses than in the firing line. As for the going home part. The reason the most of the boy t have for wanting to go home is they have never been accustomed to military life and in the army there is eo nnich unnecessary dogging and the men who have dways been in private life cannot understand why there should be .so Much of this work on active service. So far the boys have acquitted them- selves with credit (not saying it because I am in the campaign) both to them- selves and to those at home who are looking on and expecting groatthings from the 0. M. R. I am pleased to say that we have never been driven from a post, no matter what the oddshave been and that is what a good many Boers cannot say. I hope we never have to give up our position until the war is over. Of course some on outpost duty has to tall back to the main body in order not be taken prisoners. The 0. M. R. intend to keep he reputation they have earned, At present the A. and B. squardous are holding a position at a farm between Pau Station and Middleburg, and the orders are to hold and defend it at all costs. • We aro camped in a large grove, the outside of which is fortified with rifle pits. Ona of the officers said to -day that he would like to see about 200 Boers come to try . . Of Interest to Varraers.. An interesting. oase to farmers and others was tried at the division court at Guelph recently, Mr. Samuel Mooney, of Guelph township, sued Mr. W. W. Xenny, of tho same township, for dam- ages from the fact that the latter's cows got into his turnip patch and didn't do a thing to his turnips. It came out in evidence that Mr. a:looney bad taken the cattle to the pound on finding them on his property. . This brought up an in- teresting legal point. Tho judge has' reserved decision in the case until he determines whether the plaintiff has the right to seek redress in the civil courts, after having, by reason of the impound- ing, commenced proceedings under the local township by-law for impounding cattle. Every department written by specialists, the highest authorities in their respective lines. No other paper pretends to compete with it in qualifications of editorial staff. Gives the agricultural NEWS with a degree of fullness and completeness net even attempt- ed by others. Best Reviews of the Crops., Best Market Reports, Best Accounts of Meetingq, — Best Everything. rwoisrmrsAnox TO All Country Besidents who wish to REM, UP wrrn THE TIMES. Single Subscription., $2; Two Subscriptions, $3.60; • Four Subscriptions, $G; Special inducements to Raisers of larger clubs. ita7"Wri1e for particulars on this point. (Nub agents wanted everywhere. Four Months' Trial Trip 50 Cents. Faulty Kichtsys.—Have you back- ache? Do you feel drowsy ? Do your limbs feel heavy? Have you frequent headaches? Have you failing vision Have you dizzy feeling ? Are you de- pressed? Is your skin dry ? Have you a tired feeling? Any of these signs prove kidney disease. Experience has preyed that South American Kidney Cure never Sold by A. L. Hamilt0. SPECIMEN COPIES will bo mailed free on request. It will pay any- body intere.sted in any way in country life to send for them. Address the publishers: LUTHER TUCKER ,86 SON, Albany, N. Y. FOR TIMES SUBSCRIBERS "Thought it meant destth suro."—Nirs. James McKim, of Dunnville, Ont., says of her almost miraculous cure from heart disease by Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart: " 'Until I began taking this remedy I despaired of my life. I had, htart failure and extreme prostration. One dose gave me quick relief and one bottle cured me. The sufferings of years were dispelled like magic." --3 Sold by A. L. Hamilton. THE ONLY HOME PACKAGE OYES IN THE WORLD THAT GIVE PERFECT RESULTS. • American Toaacco at Paris JExpositlon. The exhibit of American tobacco, em- bracing several hundred bunches, has probably never before been equaled in any international exposition. Tho French, customs officers were astounded when they first saw it. A remarkable variety of leaf—in size, color and quality —is to be found 111_ this collection. Florida sends quantities of flue Cuban tobo not over 12 or 15 inches long. Porto Rico, Cohnecticut, southern New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio are well repro - muted. And from 'Vieginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, TennOaSe, Wiscon- sin and Texes come stalks that aro two or three feet long. A good deal of the lett& furnishes the negro and Italian laborer in America with plug and Sinok- lug tobacco. But all of the leaf showa is suitable for exportation.—New York Tribune. The TIMEL hits completed arrange- ments for the issue of a very haudsome VIIIIST AS SUPPLEMENT to be dolivered or mailed on December 14th. The supplement will be in book form, and will contain from 35 to 40 pages. It will bo printed oti good paper, well bound and profusely illustrated. The tending matter will be much above the ordinaty, end the week well worth pre- serving. Size of pages 11 x. 1534 inehes. HOW TO GET IT T.13 scientific preparatioa of dyestuffs and putting them up tn. proper shape for finnily dyeing has been brought to per- fection by Wells & Richardson Co., who are proprietors of the celebrated Diamond Dyes. These popular dyes Have banished from the homes of Cana da madder; fustic, log - wood, cochineal and all other antiquated dyestuffs. The work of home dyeing is now done quiekly and successfully by Diamond Dyes ; the process is One that Half a century ago man thought nothing of a day's walk of 40 or 50 miles; tow he has to take abicyde to go for the uows. Forty years ago a young, aye, an old one, swung his cradle day in and. day out through. tall grain for a month; to -day if you ask one to cut a road round a field he would imagine you had escaped from Mimic°, and the young man who has to sit on a reaper with a cushioned spring seat thinks it was for hard fortune he was sent into the world. A few decades ago a young man chopped cordwood in the bush • from Christmas to Easter; to -day he couldn't take off a 12 -inch log to 'save his life,—Cardwell Sentinel. or about. would astonish ourgrand parents. To -clay millions all over the world use) told capture us. The Boers are sniping with our out posts, but many are giving themselves up. Down here we never say sleeping on the ground, 'it is sleep- ing on the volt, kopje for hill and many other odd. expressions. Our Pastor is at Pretoria, being :en- able to stand roughing it. Mr. Best who is here from the Toronto Y. M. 0. A. is filling his place. Last Sun- day night he spoke from David's anxiety to know if the young 131/111 Absolomn was safe. The service was not compulsory, but all the officers and men were present. Tho boys enjoyed the service very much. If I had space I might say a little about rations. We have had good. rations, and a lot that is said about them is all wrong. must close and wish to bo remembered. to all Witrintraites. • twine frorn straw before it is 1 renmin, yours truly, cOWS and horses. D. LOUGHERD, On retiring, and tomorrow your di- gestive organs will be regulated. and you will be bright, active and ready for any kind of work, This has been the experience of others; it will be yours. HOOD'S PILLS are sold by all medicine dealers. 25 eta. Tailors' Bac" Backs. the scientific Diamond Dyes in prefetence to all others. Diamond Dyes commend tehinselves to all who use them, because they are strongest, brightest and. fastueSS, and the easiest to work with. Diamoncl Dyes, like all other fastest and popular preparations, aro largely imitated ha style of package and the way they are put up. These imitations are ;worthless and adulterated dyes, ruinous to all kinds of goods and dangerous to haudle, Great caution is advised when buying dyes for home use. Ask only for the "Diatnond" ; see that the name is ou every packet. 8011S0.—It stands to reason that Dr. Agnew's Little Liver Pills will crowd Jut of the market many of the nauseous old.ii niers. A better Medicine at less than. half the price is all the argument needed ta. .teep the demand what it has been—phe. nomenal—ec, doses to cents. They cure Sick Headache, Biliousness, and allay al) stoma& irritations. -5 Sole by A. L. Harentoe. --- Do you ever think how so few of us are our own boss? The married men are subject to their Wivos; bachelors obey their wateetimarts, eld. maids cater to their cats and poodles, while all of us bow to that weak thing called public We come into the world with!. mit our consent, we have under pretest and While hero kick at anything that crosses our path, but all to no ptirposo. The old world wags on, nob caring whether we live or die, .1:nigh and try, shoat and sing, not caring why till We turn, up our toes and die. Uvery subscriber who pays all arrears and a year in advance, will receive it cop Y free. Every naw subscriber who pays a year in advance, will receive a copy free. The price to .nen-pay-in-htivance sub. saibers and the general imblic, 25 cents. Advance and lleVt ettbSCripfiOlIS vfll be received from this date forward. • TOMS Orriat, -z• The cramped Up Pests, tion in which a tailor works comes hard. on his kidneys and. hard on his back. Very few escape backache, pain in the side end urinary troubles of one kind and another. Oftentimes the first warnings of •kidney /disease are neglected— think it will be all right in a day or two—bat see's. kidneys won't get well without heti., Mrs. Fred Laine, St. George, Ont., writes: "My little girl would cough so at night that neither she nor I could get any rest. I gave her Dr. Wood's Nor- way Pine Syrup and am thankful to say it cured her cough quickly." Twenty-five•million dollars' ,worth of gold has been shipped from Dawson this season. • There is nothing harsh about Laxa- Liver Pills. They cure Constipation, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache and Bilious spells without griping, purging or sick- ening. Price 25 cents. A cow died in Seymore township some time ago, and on being out open for ex- amination of the internal organs it was found that her stomach. contained as much binder twine as would 1111 a five quart pail, which may account for her death. It is advisable to remove the d to DANS KIDNEY PILLS Pere the best friend of kidneys needing c-.4stence. Bead the proof from a. tailor v.fio has tried them. Tilr. John Robertso' n merchant tailor, renham, Ont., gives his experience es fellows: "I had been ailing with my kidneys for more than a, year wit en I commenced taking • Doan's Kidney Fills, which I got at Nc- Parlane's drug store, and am sincerely glad that 1 did so. The wrong Lotion et ms kidneys made nee sick all over and usad me moth inconvenience and pain. That is rrcv a thing of the past, because Dear:F. ELbI 'y Pills cured me. I have ha.1 no trouLl ) or inconvenience with my kidneys or back since I took these remarkable pills, and yon may be sure that I gladly raeout• mend. them to other etif,crers. • LAXA-LIVER PHIS • see the ladies' favorite medicine. They do • :Ira ege, gripe, weaken or sicken. %bey rot naturally on til') stomach, liver and • 1),.‘wels, curing constipation, dyspepeia,.sick headache and biliousness: Price 25e.. r41Wara41,SAD/WIVeyWtek. <1-4./Z 1).4)1VU Muscular ithentoittlam, Jiltiney Disease Mal Dackache, 1VIr. II. Wilkinson, Stratfoyd, 6-)11.1 li Mr. Patriek J. MeLanghlan, Bean- -says: "It airerils 1113 much Pleasum 0 i harnois, Que.., statest--I was troubled sny that I experienced great relief frinit I with kidney disease and dyspepsia for Muscular Rheumatism by using . two, 120 yeas and have been that bad I could boxes we. Millairn's Ithetimetio Pille,' I not sleep at nights and suffered terrible the heave to cindere Pelee 50c, — I, agony. 1 tried all sorts of medicines 1 Sorrow concealed, like an oven stopp. I hut got no relief until T began using Dr. ea, sloth brvn. Chase's Marley -Liver Pills. They made t 1 • Shakespeare. 1 a 110W limn of me and the old troablcs seem to be driven oatOne pill adds, 25 cents a box. of 111Y System." A trioorn woopon ri 11.• 1 , ------- battle for 11030-h.—If disease has I liest men ate like eggs. too full of ! ie end is teaming yot with itidigestiote 1 r 1 0 Miler's Worm Powders are the best laxative medicine for children; as 11100 boll. VoiGHAvi as sugar. Sold by (4) tit p TH E, HEI.NTZMAN & GO. PIANO. takea your citadel ef health, the stomaeh, ' themselves to hold any eise,—john Bil- ! 0 tetherican Nervine is the weapon to &Ivo 1 1 0 the enemy from. his sttongisold "at the poitt 1 Ohl I CI TM n Cry for 4 of the beyortet," trench by tretch, but swift had sure, it always wits. -4 Sole by A. L. Mention. dyspepsia mid nervous prostration. South rus. • The one choice when a purchaser has deter- mined to possess an instrument that stands superior to all others is a piano bearing the name of the old firm of Heintzman & Co. These in- struments possess a beauty of tone that has made them the unreserved choice of the world's greatest artists, • Among the endorsed may 1;,e named t--- Friedheim, Albani, Plunkett Greene, Dan Godfrey, Hyllested, PolFlancon, Ed. Llloyd, Burmeister, Nutini, Harold Jarvis. EI NT7MAN &GO 4-1 * 11 5- 1 37 King St. \V et, Toronto. testresetiViittettessastaaseeteleAtatis 440 ssosatialleskaaW•ete4144,46