The Wingham Times, 1885-06-26, Page 6•
THE TI.UES f `1 ID AY, PINE rcz 0
JCDOE TOMS QN THE SCOT`f 'wl vds bow her m• Mala had sung re: TRE La= 'MOWS OP- 141,1!E
Aar, plied: 'Very bedty, for they made
her do it over ag>tin,'
Amu .father remarks made to the
'feud jury .Rt the County Court seas -
int recently held at Gocderioh, Judge
otua spoke as follows concerning the
guff &t t.and the law relating to it;
.'n the latest May the Scott Act had
(come law in Huron, and such being
Le case every effort should he 1ntJ,de
ay the constables and other officiate
4 have it carried out to the fullest
extent. One law had as much right
o be p operly carried out as another,
and the a(.ott Mt should be no escep-
i tl to the role. The i;eueral sessions
al the ,peace was meeting, and it
.41ltttild Ida strictly itrlpressed upon all. If there was more push in the
itlicuelc that dismissal would be the world there wound be fewer th angry,
portion of any who failed to en_orce half -clothed, t omelees, suffering child-
dlae: low ,iu this respect. The officers ren • fewer broken -clown, dissipated
eQtaould not be allowed to wink at vio• men and worsen ; lens need of alms•
lativaes of the liquor law. His own houses, houses of correction and homes
IV•iewe were to insist upon the consta• for the friendless..
ltte� Alia others to see that the law was Push menus a little for a neighbor
enfureed on Lain of dismissal. At the in trouble. Push mems a lift for
lest uwetins; of the county council, that yourself out of the slough of despond:
iv.ni,y had been petitioned to snemorin• encs and trouble, real or fancied.
,lize'tlle• Lieutenant -Governor in Couu- Push never hurls anybody. The hard:
cin to appoint a police magistrate for er the push the better, if it is given
ta,r darty .or. Huron. The duties of in tee right direction. Always push
the police magistrate would not be up hill. Don't be afraid of your
c,.ntiued altogether to the administer muscles and sinews ; they are given
ing erf the enforcement of the Scott y:a to a e, Don't be afraid of your
Act alone, but would extend to other, Bands ; tiny were sum it for sorvieo.
brunches of work. In the Scott Act Don't be •tt£raid of what your compall:
:natter his ,jurisdiction differed from ices clay say. Don't be afraid of your
ilaa. of ordinary, justices of the peace, conscience ; it will never reproach
1 . coat there was no.appeal from his you for a good deed --but push with
ne:wion. In other cases his powers all your heart, might, and soul, when.
Wuulo be little inferior to that of a .ever you see anything or anybody will.
,judge. Jnder these eonditions, the be getter for a good long, strong de -
P r•.un selected to perform the .duties
a,.eould oe ebuseu irons the • members
of tne bar. He should be a man who
p st•eseed the confidence of the people,
t should be possessed of oouside-
X a :eigal ability.
Just listen to this, Mortha !' ea,
CI aimed 'D,r. Ja;phly, who was read.
ing his eveuteg papa". 'Une 'e !ill's
doge in London prize bow is valued
at $50,000.. Good gracious. That's
more money than 1 ever expect to be
worth in my life,' 'Some dogs are
werth wore taint others, Jeremiah,'
q&otly remarked Mrs. Jarphly, and
Mr. Jarphly eyed her for a moment,
audesaid she need not sit up for him
t11a• evening.
PUSH.
OAI ''TIE S. o.
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'11e "What do you say to Christ -
elves for .our wedding. day." —"I
sty no, sir; ,you must be simple. Do.
y n think I want t 0 be cheated out of
one set of presents."
*..stern lawyer. not in high repute
t o. i gentleman: 'Do you know
ttnat I aur a direct aesceniiant from
. ilr•c Standish Z ' Besponee: "Is it
1••,Lsil,ie 1 What a decent !"
Spaniard, in the first pages of
English grammar, desiring one
"• :•niltl at the table to co helped to
ere boiled tongue, said: ''1 will
1 ,ark you, miss. to pass mit the
le.i liege."
' V,•1•y colt last night, Mr. Town•
ss.:id observed the reporter. "Grid,
shtlu d say so. Wenthome' lit a
.teeelle; jumped into 140; tried t
1.:.IW the candle out; (Ofidtl't do it;
l,efize frozen; had to break it off,'
7 •,riled Mr. Town, end
A poet sent as a poem beginnieg.
al "gaze at the moon in the sky.'
'1 .1 oe right, young man, that's where
t ate .at 1t. Don't try to gaze at it
a n >r the tea or in the coal cellar.
k r •k to the sky.
•Ueptain, we are entirely out -of
a. !sanition, :aia the orderly sergeant
n company of veluntoers to his
uaptaln at a late review, 'An
t:r iy out ?' said the captain,' • 'Yes,
tirely out,' answered the sergeant.
case tiring,' raid the capteiu.
A story is told of au old lady who
ref1' f cl to be comforted by herpastor*s
aloe that tl.e Lord would send a
1 t r pastor As his successor. 'Na,
the said, I line seen fourteen
Ugh 1' exclaimed Brown, 't believe
1 .hall :reeze to death; but /tee goo to
de, sometime,' !madded, 'and 1 might
as mai die that way as another.''
web better,' replied Fogg, consols
i.„cry; 'you'll have Stich an a roel1 etlt
cll,',eN CO threw Ont oft the other side,
termined push.
• Posh ! it is just the word for. the
grand, clear morning of life ; it is just
the -wird for strong arms and young
hearts ; it is just the word for a world
as ;full of work. as this is. If alty-
body is in tronble, tend you see it,
don't'stand back, push
If there is any good being done in
.any place where yott happen to be,
p:ish ! •
LET US'TItY IT INLIHURON
That a system of larger constitu-
encies, represented by several mean:
hers, •toula secure a better Perlin:
;nett than some et single --membered
districts, steins likely enough. The
inattcr has not been anuolim discussed
in Canada yet, but it has received a
pretty the: ongb ventilation in England
in connection with tl:e re:distriiontion
of seats: The small end of the wedge
hes been inserted in Ontario by giving
'Foron:o three membra !arid each
elector oily two vcteo un,ier tithe Be:
1istribntion'Act of last session. If
the plan works well it can easily be
ex°ended to counties which have three
I11otnb.lrs, like Huron, Brnee, Gray,
11id,llesex acid Siincoe.- Toronto Citi:
zen.
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FA.SHIION'S FANCIES,
Laois lazuli is the newest shade of
Mlle.
Parasol:; have canopy,
mushroom tops;.
Jersey corset craters bi'l fidr to
supersede all others.
liens have mostly Sugarloaf crowns
and narr 'w rolled brims.
More and more popular grows the
jersey ,racket, waist and web.,ing. ,
The cidt brim bo.itmet growls slowly
itt flavor with the American, women
Parasols match the costumes of those
wlio can aflbr•1 everytliitag they avant.
They ore often made to order of the
same materiel as the dress.
Coldred and bordered handkerchiefs
o: every coeoeivllble color and furter'
tie pattern aro in the height of their
glory. Bill the fashion will collapse
suddenly before leng,.
round and .
y r .. fit/ tr. ' Collars tend culls of red and bine
A lady Was singing last week ata perc.tle. cotnhined, are a novelty. A
meas :y aancert, and ha audience in wet..y stat are o,G blurt of eetked percale,
Slotted un 13cp:tin lie. swig 'a *scowl *,eed•Wit 11 recd. The corkers are turn:
lame. Iter daughter, a 1iatle ehlla, I eel Iick, showing he'' led lining
etas pr eestc,and on beiltg asked atter. Either ride eau be word oattvard.
It is often eitei r to make great
sacrifices than little ones, to right
some great wrong than to prevent .a
multitude of small odes, : t is easier
to do battle for a grand idea tl an to
give up a prejudice, to; estublitth a
man'a ifht to citizenship than to
respect in silence his right to dress as
he pleases. Yet it is the little things
of life that contribute moat largely to
fret and worry, or to peace and glad
nese . and bo who possesses the true
spirit of conciliation knows that no
Right is too email to be respected, no
kindness is too trifling to be rendered,
no part of life is too insignificant to
command oonsicieretien,
BEER AND WINE QfiESTIQN
A drinking man ,, if he can't,obtain
whiskey or brandy, will guzzle on
beer or witted, and it is only a gnea
tion of a few more drintrs to roach the
"paralyzed” state of intoxieatiou. If
it is baneful to be )orae intoxicated
on two or three whiskies or brandies
we cannot see that it is commendable
to attain the same end by double that
nnmber of glasses of a Milder intox-
icant,—Ayr Recorder.
PRUNING EVERGREENS.
Many parsons are afraid to trim
evergreens, under the impression that
tis the buds are in sJ many instanees
terminal it would be impossible to
cause .a fresh growth of yunng shoots.
The fact is, no other family of
plaints is more greatly benefitted by
systematic pruning, not even the
pines. The great majority of plants
aro furnished with adventitious buds,
that is, hidden organs which develope
and grow from the surface of the
branch apart from their usual position.
We have. only to examine a perfect
hedge to ascertain how much denser a
plant may be induced to grow when
frequent clipping has been resorted to.
Under talo plea of formality some
otherwia1 careful aboricniturists
gleet the pruning, but this .is a mis-
taken Niew, as the operation is merely'
recommended while the trees are
young, so that in after years an oc:
easional refectory limb 'will be all
there is needing cutting. Many care:
fill gardeners prefer leaving this work
until the first week in June, as the
tirstgrowth which is usuilly the most
vigorous may then be 'checked, and
induced to thicken up. Sufficient
time is also allowed for the new
growth to mature before severe
weather can injure it.
• DIRECTORY.
Presbrierias. .
0ABBATH SERVICES AT 11 A. M. AICD•7 P.
0 Sunday Sehoolat.2:SO P. M Prayer: meet
Wednesday evening at 7:30. .Rev. ti. litaQuaa
pastor.
irptlH.
ABBATI1 SERVT•' 'c AT 11 A. M. A:iD 7 P. M.
iJ Sundayaehool at 2:1.0 p m riaycts mooting.
Wednesday evening at 7.30.
N, koelso.
tC'ABBATII SERVICES AT 11 A. M. and 7 P. 111
Sunday School at 2:30p• m. Prayer meeting'
Wednesday evoniag a2 7:30. Rev. (3. M. Cossisa,
pastor.
Seeerseenssal. •
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ABBATII SERVk;PS AT A. M. AND 7 P. M.
aJ Sunday mime' at 1.3:30, pan. Prayer 'netting,
Wednesday evening at 73X. Itov. 3ie,. To'roa:t, pos.
tor.
Episcopal.
0ABB ATi1 3EP. VICC3 AT 11 P. M. AND 7 P. 51
0 84nSay set»nl in 1C.aolicu.do a haIt at"2:30 p. tn.
Prayer meeting, on WW anesd.iyeve0tttg at 7:3J Mr..
Bio. 51eCnsu, pastor.
Gersh of the Sawed Nati.
Whold cervico ouSunday, Mar. Sth
311 1031a 1u Feru';w tVayty Priest
nest at
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QGIETIES Fac.
• Whighan ltdjo, No. 208, A, r. a A. IN., a, 8. C.
1,4 BETS EVERY TUIOSDAT, OPi OL BE1 O13E
1. the tull or the Moen,, in their Had, Kent
Bleck.
tls;tlred tedme, 140, 116, 1. 0. 0. Y.
� LETS EVERT'"rX1TJI1SDAY EVESLNG AT 8 O'•
1TJ clock In their 11,11. Marion's Brook.
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abate* Cnetapz,,d No 47, 1, 0. 0. P.
1CrrEPAS EVL1WSE, oNu AND FOURTH liON'-
711, day inom ei month. Visiting Patriarchs. cord1.
ly invited.
Court Ntifl,ed, 9o. 21, 1. •t. F.
i BETSEVEnY SECOND AND LAST FRIDAY
block a eninga in the month, in their Ha11, Tas
mly
Wirehui lodge, 114. 126, A. 0' 11. W.
A� EFTS{ EVERY men FRIDAY EVENIN(l II+I
jYk the ntonth. Ledge roomy Tamtyn's Meek,
Norge Cornell, No. 16, Calor N /bows Friends,
1ih"EETS EVERY t15$T MARIlAY EVENING IN
IV1 the month, in their Ilntl, Tentlyn'r Block.
L. 0. L. lie. 764.
'. i CUTS EVERY 1 Stet' FRIDAYEVtNINO IN
171 the month.
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tdoebtefae Institute.
Beaver Bleak, Itoluther recut open nn Mondays,
Tne'dsya, Wodttaodeye, Tlydredtys And Fridays front
I to 10 &clock, p.lo., And on Saturdays from 0 A. m.,
tele p, m. Library open on Tnosdaty, and Friday
evenings from 7 to 8 o oieok and on Saturday atter.
noon from 2 to 4 o'clock,
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PZH,CHENON HORSESI
All stook selected ftrora tile gel o1
siren sad Urns of estttblisla replete::
tion end registered int ties g,erroh and
American stead becks,
.1-SLAMQ HOx. ;
Is beautifalli situated at tie head of
Oroeee !le t* the Detroit river, ten
miles below the city and aeoesrible by
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and an escort will aeoompany then) to
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A its w of the tttaty artielee that ear he nefele ort
our Fondly Machine are CJndt' ohh'ts. Drawer%
Mitts. Hosiery, Chorea, Caps, Cuffs, Tidioe—air
these eau be Stade ally nine.
' ODA NIIIIPIEll IS Y' aestrrserrxieet.
' Malas the ?sari atlb-)Hteit enetind-one. olioanclt
two. one-end.three, etc , 'melee* in plasticity,
b.axtiful in./wpeenrtrce, store durable and pea,•
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NOSINNY 11'1 THE WORLD.
Wait more istiteher in the top than in the arkM
Knit* the eeareoat lartter'e Tarn, Cotton, SI11
sr Thread.
itlind porta seat lct'it arc! Rauh one dozen pate)
of Socks in one day; and $2.00, $3,00 and $4;141
eau br, easily /nada in vac day.
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A. largo proportion of the diseases which
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A Sufferer i]vtn headache .writes t
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Franklin St., Biohmend, 'a., June 3,1882.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
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. T. HAYES."
Meta, Texas, Juno 17,1882.d
The REV. Flt,tvcrs B. HARLowr, writing
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