HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-11-23, Page 3Cli>xtou.
14dr, Vit'. Damien shipped 120 head
�1f ifAttle to toe old country last week.
. —Mr. G.. Sherman sold his harness
.op to 'illsssre..Armour & delluston.
--Wheat i.s Ipriiiging $1,15 per bushel
'4.. at the suis e-CJllattenis,ns pay from$3.50 to $9t5per cord for thein.'.
Cordwood.-- Kt'fi revival meetings (On-
litre:ed by ,3'ieters. Crossley unit Can -
nailer the auspices of the Meth°.
dist cizttrchi's of this town, arae will
att'1Mi d the bedding being tilled at
'every meeting, Meath interest is.
taken iil the proceediul;a.---Mr, Ciaznp-
:i1e11,. of \Vingilaxn, is vigorously k>t sh-
ieg his book oatsYassit1g ImelneSS on
-our streets this week. ----Tho cricket
-gluti hand giving a Concert in the
town hurl on Thursday evening. The
ent1a:rvs have wonted herd to maintain
'`Ire honor of the town in their line of
sport, quad stave been fairly successful.
encs deserve, to be patrortieed,•-.-Sorge
of ouryernng ladies not being auks to
-enjoy their moonlight walks alone
take advantage of their leap -year
-privileges and invite their young
mon to go along, and tf unsuccessful
in their first venture nothing daunted
they try again.—Our euairgetio pouard-
'keepei keeps the streets clear and the
.pouni full of the irrepressible "town
cow," and as at result the visiting
farmer aid sidowaik .pedestrians are
glad.
Palmerston.
The following officers of Court
`a.'rinoeof Wailes, No. 35, wore installed
by D D H C R I3ro .11 iy1oEwin , at
•their last molar meeting, on the 7th
hist , in their court room, Main street,
Paltnerstou t ---Ileo, A. Knowles, P. 0.
I{. ; J. 3 II. Best, C. R.; Thos.l3est,
• V. C. Re; J. Dotut, chap. ; H. Me-
. Ewing, k', sec. ; R. W. Wright, R.
.sec.J. 0, Henry, treas.' E. Enow�rles,
Y
;S. W. ; J, Alexander, d . W. ; J. MeitV-
hinney, S: I'a..; EI. hart, J. B. ; Alex,
Stewart, court physiCian. '
Brace County Items.
John Mc:I'tlecsen, of Monti], .boat
Chas. Currie, of Parkhill,, at a shot
putting owned in Toronto for x$200 a
side an i.a. $250 go'd methal.
shapes the ends of the srlillions who
acre annually € wept from Abeerless and
faulty lives -tato nameless graves,
There is something more than mere
indifference or fatalism meant by
trusting iu Providence, A great
tenser, a special path of divine service
is open to every one who can tinct nut
his calling. Ewry one has a calling
of G•3d and he who truly seeks it will
find it and it ought to be the that aim
of parents, and their first lesson to
The Printing I, 'res%
The printing press line made presi-
dents, liilll:d poste, fuerritihod bustles
for beauties, and futuisfled genius with
sandpaper criticism. It has made the
world got up at the roll call every
morning, given the pulpit lungs of iron
and itvoice of steam. It has set the
price of a bushel of wheatand made the
country postotltce the glimmering goal
of the rural sotibe. It hue curtailed
their clr ldrasn to seek out this. Batt the power of longs and buret rings ; it
has converted bankers into paupers, it
this, though it would glorify the quest has educated the tameless, and robbed
With a loftier purpose would not do the philosopher of his reason. It
q w ay with the necessity of such.
smiles and kicks, cries and dies, but it
netts enquiries as our ocry spon..ent
propounds, as to wbethera professional
training is calculated to give value for
the time and means spot upon it in
opening a career of success for a
boy. The question which our readers
are asked to answer seems to be
whether an agricultural, a mechanical,
a commercial or a professional life, all
of which may he said to be within the
reach of any boy in average oiroum
stances offers the best hope of a pee„
oessfal career or, in better words, which
offers the best opportunity for success
fully ei'rviug God and matt.—Montreal
Witness,.
Womones vaults.
It would appear that even lovely
woman has her faults, judging by the
somewhat spiteful reilea:Timis of a
variety of eminent writers, For in
stance these
Franklin : He that takes a wife
takes care.
I,a Peuntttinci : Foxes are
and woman all tongue,
Eugene Sue: ,There is something
still worse to be dreaded than aJesuit,
and that is a Jesuitess.
Fielding : In the forming of female
friendships beauty seldom reeoultneudti
one woman to another,
Socrates ; Trust not a woman when
she weeps, for it is her nature to weep
when she wants her will.
Roehebruve It is easier for a
woman to defend her virtues against
wee than her reputation against
all tail
Hugh Cameron, of Huron toeuship,
'.has purchased a farm from D.
Ottmeron, Stlt eon, Bruce, for $1,300.
At the last sleeting of the Huron.
oouneil holders of licenses under the
Crooks Act were returned $40 each
ori the ground that the government,
bees 'were much larger than the council`
• expected:
Phe-oheeso manufactured le Huron
aactory WAS awarded the special prize
•trffered by the Cheese Association of
, °uteric, at the r+went industrial exbi-
1,ition held at Listowel. The .prize
was ,$10.
A number of Kepp:4 4ari;lers com-
bined t.,getller ri+lit shipped their
stock diree.t to Ber:t'ale. The expert-
spent turned u'it a;failur,e.
A. leKeazie, B A„, son of Mr. Perch.
McKenzie, of Tiverton neighborhood,
,has secured a prize of $82.50 at
• Queesn's College Kingston.
Me. John Keake, of Kinloss, pur-
•chased the brick residence on Durhete
street, Kincardine, belonging to the
estate of the late 011as. Robertson, for
$1,075.
Jas. McDonald, of Huron, breeder
and feeder of stock, traded with. Mr,
John J. Carr, one hundred and sixty
notes of land in Broomfield township,
Michigan, for fifty acres on the 1st con.
of Huron.
Mr. N. T. Ritchie, of Kincardine,
passed his examination as a Provincial
Loa Surveyor."
cannot be run to soft everybody, and
the editor is a fool who tries it.
Queen Victoria recently received
from a Glasgow gentleman a copy of
her speech at Glasgow inscribed on a
piece of parchment no larger than a
threepenny bit. The writing is so
minute as to be illegible except through
a microscope, and was the work of a
man over 70 years of age, A man at
his time of life might have been better
employed,
SHnott's V%'rAarzsn is what you need for
Oonetipation, Lose of Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia, Price 10
and 75 cents per bottle. For sale by C. I.
Wil'Iiaans,
women.
Lien Johnson : A woman the more
carious she is aborts her face is com-
monly the more careless about her
house.
Lady Montagu : It goes far toward
reconciling me to being a woman,
when I reflect thus I ate in no danger
Or marrying one.
Swift.: Thereason why , so few
;marriages are happy is because young
ladies spend their thee in making
nets, not in making ceges.
Alphronse Kart eeminewotnan who.
writes commits two as, she increases
the number of books and decreases the'
number of women.
Douglas Jerrold : What women
would do if they could not cry nobody
knows l What poor defenceless urea-.:
tures they would be.
Charles Buxton : . Juliet was a fool
to kill herself, for in ttlree months she
would .have married again and be
glad to be quit of .Romeo.
Chesterfield: Women are much
more alike than men ; they have in
tenth but two passions, vanity and
love:; these are their universal ehar-
acteristies.
Retif de la l3retonne : The life of a
woman is a long dissimulation, can-
dor, beauty, freshness, virginity, reed-
eaty--a woman has each of these but
once—when lost, she must simulate
the met of her life.
what to do with the %oy.
A correspondent raises a question of
-great interest to most people, yet
which perhaps does not interest thein
enough, namely, what to do with the
boys. Consult their tasttes'--the cul
tared city boy wants' to be a farmer ;
the farmer's boy thiuks there le noth-
ing equal to getting into a store. in
"town. Their taste is, however, ''ricer
comnionly very strong, and the urea
method is the humdrum one of taking
whatever piece offers at the time of
life when it seems desirable to earn
something, and what a lad learns first
goes greatly tri the making of him,
perhaps to the sneering of him, for
We, It is quite colnuloil for a man,
after tryiter more than once to change
his wety of living, to snake his way
back into that into 'which he was
thrown, perhaps entirely, as Wo would
say, 6y ouancee, at the formative periost
of his hfe. Intelligent temente will
not be satisfied to have the whole
future o£ their children depend, as it
wore, on the elialiao throw of it die
or (dee t erhap.l on the chance iiia•
eovery of errs advertisement. True,
ono call :ay, but it hi wrong to speak
SD of ehauee ; there: is a I'i'ovidena:o Cat
ellapes c;nr envie rottr;h stew them. l►ow
we esti!. 'turf; tame I.'10V1tt e)LS0 else
•
The statue of William Penn, which
is to surmount the tower of Phildel
phia i new City Hall will be the largest
bronze"figure ever cast, being thirty-
seven feet in height.
Sr,>,ilPasss MEETS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Sbiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you. For sale by C. E.
Williams.
—General Booth's band from Laudon,.
England, containing 27 instrufnents,is now
on a tour through Canada.
Canaan mann, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. For
sale by 0. F,. Wilifams.
—A Wailaceburg girl, who refused an
offer of marriage from a young man,
recently, sent him a cheque for the amount
she supposed he had spent while he was
courting her.
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STR.A..'Y2i.
Strayed on the promises of the subscriber, i,ot 87,
Con. 2, ninioss, about the 1st of October. a om:-
yoar•old red and white heifer. Tho owner is re.
nested to prove property,pay charges and take
it away.
GEORGE ROSS,
WhItochurch P. 11,
.41.13'lle5 To'lilb^,urns.-Are you disturbed at night
and broken of ,your rest by a sink child suffering and
Drying with pain of Cutting Teeth? if ao send at
once and got a bottle of " Mrs. Winslow's Soothinl.,
Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value Is meal n -
mble. it wilt relieNe the poor little sufferer
hnreediately. Depend upon it, mothers ; there is no
mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrheoa,
regulates the Stomach and hovels, cures Wind Colic,
softens the Gums, reduces Infiannnation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. ")airs, Win,.
slow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and as the proscription of ong,,ef
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all druggists
thretnrhout the world. Price twenty-five cants a
bottle. Be sore and asli. for "biats, WIss1,ow's
Scorn sa Svxnn," and take no other kind.
I^taaterlx in. Snuff.
A. Berlin physician,. Dr. Ernest Flo -
threw, was consulted by a patient who
was troubled with severe headaches.
The physician's enquiries revealed the
fact that the patient had been given to
an immoderate use of snuff. The
snuff bnx waas .produced, and a micro
tempio investigation showed that it etas
swarming with bacteria, which ap-
peared in the form of a fine whitish
powder, These peratlites,itis at stated,
bore into the walls of the nasal cavity,
where they multiply rapidly and iinal,y
find their way to the b:"tbl,
Cizotrn, Wlt0411.0 (n)rnit Silt. Bronchitis
immediately tclievot't by i3lailoh's Cure. i
C. B. Williams.Joseph Thomann the nilueliy African
For sale l ,S
ELEGANT
1117E ELL: 16
iIIANU?Airrm^roe csr AND Dn., iu N
AND •
CUTTERS
TWO DOZE= 13E,A.T.TTIES
m3JNc FINISHED AT
DOl:E 8z COOK'S.
These articles are of LAI' EqT DEI,Ii{4N, SUPERIOR 14'tA'PEiti.AL and.
S.t'LIN IDLY FINISHED, Iiiteutling purchasers ought to twee them.
e3i�d,i 1�fi rwi't3 a'�
ii' " BE SURE AND CALL AT TI1EIR SHOPS ON VICTORIA ST.
VvINGHAM,
ONTA.1 tIO.
THE FEST PLACE
—xC GST- ._ ----.
'+ OB. i DEIIZM ED , : - `JtV M VY, `iW VbSII OdL VI G
16
A. . WEBS ER ' S
HE HAS 0110IOE LINES OF *WINTER SUIT1NGS AND OVER -
COATINGS,
FINE § PERSIAN § LAM$ § GOODS § AND § IMITATF)NS.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS OF EVERY PESCRIPT'ION VERY
CHP 41' FOR CASH.
W-7„, GOODS MADE TO ORDER ALL GUARANTEED.
Ei 1V rbA at. EALP
' fle�q�'BJi' Y.44%.
BTT .. R AN 1'S
STOVE • and TIN WARE ODMS.
Raving purchased the stock of IIINGSTON Sr: Sows, we are offering
GREAT BARGAINS IN STOVES
fur the next 00 DAYS. COAL and WOOD STOVES in Great
Variety, and at GREATLY REDITCE.D PRICES.
Otvittg to the number of Furnaces put in this year, we have some
SECOND-HAND STOVES as good as new at LESS THAN
HALF (,;OST.
A SUPERB STOCK OF 01101013 LAMP GOODS.
BEST PROCURABLE COAL OIC.,,
T1.ti.D1 ^':d 11E TINWARE, A. HEAVY STOCK AT VERY Lt3e'
PRICES.
TIN WARE
1 tri f ' ii r" , tet • la 1
explorer,
COll O Wacah� �l_�c�
WHDLESALE
and
wT,.IL
STONE V OOK,.
is a ttln l 1e :1 a:s c tel .lit OPPOSITE QUEEN'S
only wi ye•trs old. i G ,7 4 r. V
Wrnr, You mane with 1)yn1opeia.:5z,r1 i
triter complaint? t`,iiiluli"ci Vitalizer is •
guar to na.,e yo'. Vor s.tt. by C. E. e•
neithatey ✓ser
re e ,l-*;
`i
HOTEL,
ORDERED WORK, A SPECIALTY.
WABd3 ROOMS AND SHOPS ; Opposite Exchange Hotel, corner Josephine
wind Victoria Streets.
c; L r4' • fir Sl TT t •
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R. E. a ciLARKE
In opening a new Tailor Shop in Wineham, respeetfully solicits a sheet*
of public patronage. It will he his endeavor to give satisfaction to al'.
entrusting him with their orders.
itEr Ladies requiring; tailor-made
JACKETS AN ULSTER.
Can secure a good fitting garment by patronizing the new Tailor Shen.
E. C. CLAI .1 E.
Winehatn, t+i'pf„ c?.ia 11, -Mete
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Plates, First -Claes tiluutstetiionn, Eric ilial Hatt:.
arid Stip oforv"c .elrrr:+e.rv:il =_11,
THE BEST XMAS PAPER EVER ISSUED I
TIIE LITERARY MATTER in tiro ' 1 c.s r it i s 01,arro will he ent it 't t r -,1
and will include stories from the .eldest Lees in Cantata. '1'lie selenete " .,
beim; wholly Caanadinn.
I1lTli IIAlvDSOMMIi ATES e:leoni e, • the palate Ile ;_',i,-: ;-
p. al one bottle;r
a scene from V S .^.ow. >: Peek,1 .C,, flow. a
v i,` it;•! l:y' l,`•
t. O'Brien, theee,'ellrrttel Can:tato; t tint,
111,C1I.LNICALLI thenesse {lit)'. e f tin Irl menet eery t1 to .. e t yr;y
exp n.,e will he clam i in hotness it tee. ,.a:i i a._ ee frit_,:; of t,.r kneel i .a motes,•
published ie. ti 8; c`onntry.
AS ardl. bs vet's neeet. C n't e •til l n 11,1" '1,1;'!,•
110 ltA,70 their orders ttt anis tiewe'rae e.e,n eet.a the. t, , to ` 1.
then the end of the me ten 1:'!r'"+i1 , i '.p
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eats, -.1• to allow i'le:.eise a-: t,..,,+ ?or nest' •1 .
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