HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1903-04-09, Page 2TIIE WING IA11 TINES, APRIL
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THE WINailigiTIFS.
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TIIIIRSr .Ay'. APRIL le 1903•
atony people weaken the System by Tak-
ing Tentative llitedtcines.
People who use a purgative medicine
it t. the spring make a serious uusteke.
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election of Huh Clark, Con- tines irritate and weaken--artunju merle-
'l.'hti• ole Gt t e The in invigorates and strengthens. D.
Bervative, has been protested. 1lTtlliatns Pink Pills are ebeotnrely the
UMW changes are made awl Dr S'ewart
the defe+ited Liberal' eaudiciateit open
the petitioner.
In answer to a. gnestion In the House.
of Commons a few days ego, the :Mins-
ter
ttu s-
ter of Railways stud that since Is of
°etcher, 190:1-, there had been 142 rail-
way fleo'clents. he Canada Li these, 'Sit
lives had been lost, of which 3s were the
result of o iliibieus between trains.
Under the 'new re istrtbutit.0 hill the
little portions of Lambent. fluent nal
Perth that have s'rayed i to West a c1
North Middlesex. North Wejliugtou and
North. Perth may go back gimme. Por-
teous of Perth. that have been in N •r;b
Oxford will be put back to where they
belong,
The Montreal Star, strong as its parti.
zanship is, is uot so stupid aa to take
any stork in the Dr Reaatn 4 char'+
that he was approached Ni: h the Speatk-
ershtp: It a:ays dent the men who made
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these charges should put therm in wtlttui
and: swear to thein, orapoingcjz'� for their
slanders, The Oppositive's gross abases
of the privileges Of Parliament are ,dis-
gustiug even their own friends.
toot tutu(' etedlotne 111 the world. `•Thebe
pills do uot gallop through the bowels, -
they ore geutly absorbed jute the sys-
rt,tu, f lliu;a the voiles with the pure. rich,
red blood that carries healing. health
and strength to every part of the body.
Ur. Williams' Peek Pets cure skiu erup-
tions. inctigestluu, headaches, nervous -
tress, neuralgia. backache, rheumatism,
continued weatiuess and all other tilt,ud
t.r(,ubtee. They are just the tonic you
net It for this spring. Mr. A. Gant;•eal.
Alexandria, Out., says; I received
great benefit from thequ�se of Dr. 'Willi-
ams' Pink Pills, and tike pleasure in re-
c,'ituuendiug; thein tie all who suffer
tr,tul troubles etrisiug out of a poor con.
dition of the blond. Itthiuk there is uo
better touto Medicine.
If you 'teed a medicine this spring give
these pills a trial -they will not dis-
appoint you. Do not be p rsnaded to
rake a substitute or any of the '•jest as
good" medicines which some dealers,.
who care t my for profit, offer their cute
hinters. See that rhe full name, Dr.
Williams' Peek Pills for Peale People, is
eta the wrapper arouud every box. If
in doubt send direct tc$ the pr.Wjlliatus'
the
Brockville, Ont., and
Bros,
Medicine Co.,
pill will be seut by mail, post paid, at
50o per box or six beets for :52,50.
The Cost of Census Taking in Huron (� VRMITEE CURE
From the Anclitc
ilii+ fiscal year
r G 'nNrut'rs report for C CC
tote Juno 30th, 1902 For MI Farms of Kidney Disease.
we take the following; iu ref:,reace to the
cost of the taking; of the ceustis of the t {the" tl undersigned
di rsi, nedfoD11 Druggist
gis guarantee
ay
county of Hurt U. to 1901: -- 1 . bottle
lilTitox, EAsr C'uiuulissioner, 'Choc alievert-ilOoof Dr. hettte .W'abtotsonly remedy
the :old that osiiivety cures titl
tl world in P
troubles arising' from weak or diseased
kinin•\ s:--
Money cheerfully returned if the
outlet%% iu not relieved mid improved
Strachan, a'l 30;
Blyth -N. HYoung
$37.e5, W. Campbell $31.70; Brussels-
Y
W, F. Scott, $19.65. CT' Rogers $+.)
, •>`:t
A. Oonsely $3.851 Grev-J. G Turnbull
$83.25, P. Ferguson $4.70, A. Tan/bong atter net, of nae battle. !three to me
$61.03, J. M.•Tti g,gart :168.05. 0. Bernath bottle • etl'ecst netenisbing and permuuent
$57.35. Be Pirie $70 70 W. P: rrie $54.95: • curet . nIft uo relieved and .cured,..enu
wu 9
The Liberalta appear to be very fair in
there pr•tposed mate o€ do thug weh the
bill. and the Oppositi:lu have been in-
vited to help defiae the b-tnudaries and
suggestions. resettling the distribution
of representatives. That the Liberals
Will profit by the redistribution goes
without saying, as the country 'vat.
shame-ully gerrymandered by the Con-
servattvas years ago. It's tithe for a
change, and it is to bo hoped that the
Liberals will keep up to their pretensions
of yesterday, and do what is right by
the O,ppesitiou, and at the same lime
be fair to the electorate of Canada.-
Landon News.
Representation by population was the
principle invoked iu defense of the
Gerrymander of 1883. The apologists of
that not claimed it wee neceis ry to
eross county b.inudaries in order to fol-
low the unit of repre.eutatiou-22 000 tn
population for one efs
nlber. This le ho
Close they came to it in some tidings:
Brockville 15,9e1, Cardwell 13,060, West
Durham 13,106, Frontenao 12,00S,South
Grouvilie 12.831, East Hustiugs 17, 7 72,
Lennox 1.3,421, West Northumberland
13,055. Peel 13,687, West York 55.741.
It is safe to say a fair distribution by
county boundaries will show uo such
discrepancies.
Hawick -S, Vegan $.96.10, J. Scott ! A L L „
Menai int. Winghaawt, Ont.
'77 20, W. A. Irwin $'67.95 J. Wilson
$71 20, J W. E'lgt+r $112.75, J. Gibson
$68.25; Morris -A.. W. Sloan (16d) $69 50
J. MoDorltild0 (1314,1) 04.75. G. H. rod
$50.20, J Shortie $53 t0, W. Isbister
(17d) $57 60.W, J Puff $6.50; rurubwrry
--A. Y, $59.20 fent. Bailey (1(,:1)$54„
$6 .90: Highliberal club os.
G. B.,..cort 4 Wv vibep
ist VIVO , Tl'H
la t
J. S. i, v S i1 $36 tree
I. refoma
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R made 90 �l #
m #
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Wingham—Will. C�auttett sesse•s an mend
McKenzie 0:0.85, P. Deans $51,40, •W, felleceby W. E. Gladstone.
W. Inglis $15.75:1 Wroxeter --W. M.
Germany is to have a traveling ani-
Robins= $33.43; total : 2,1e0.20. varsity t i br'ng postgraduate iustruetion
SOUTH HURON- mimes,.Comwi*sioner, D. tmimes,. ciootors.
Urquhart, $274 60; Bev field, N. W. This cathedral at Ultn, Wuratoniberg,
Wends, $50.25. Hely, J Willis, $47.25: possesses the highest church spire in the
S. P. MoMordie,$4() 35;S Rennie, $76.70; world. It is 533 eet iu height.
J• Geiger, (11 d) $36 75; J. Uorriveeu, Whe 1 the rat :etcher of Hongkong
$80 70; J. 'K Gvetz,40.3 80; Win. tMfceel- `vent at strike fora week, the cumber
lister, (7 d) lee". Hensel', A. Murdock, I of rate kited MI'trout 1,166 the prev-
(16 d) $t8. Hallett -T. M,Michael,$55.- ions wool; to 273
30; T. Moil u's, $00.20; P. Quigley, $;51, The business most iu evidence ill
Snell,
H
M.
J. $44;
'OJ
'1 s,b 0 e r
C,O; L. Hill, ,Ghent, Reignite, 1S that of the brewer-
Snell,
r w e
Manure for the Family Garden.
Most of our best grain soils are defi-
citiut iu p flash, and therefore stable
manure alone is not si;fi'icient. For the
here the fuel
the case on
it. As much
family garden the as
is wood, as is nearly
farms, are usually si
as eight or niue tons May be put on an
acre, and even ten tons will not be too
much, though the latter amount viii
contain more potash than any one crop
will consume, and much. of the surplus
may be lost by leaching;. Bat there
shoulo really be no lose worth mention-
ing if the ground is kept busy with one
crop succeeding another, es should al-
a aye be dune with gt!•rdens. As snou,
for iustanee, as the embus are harsested
sow cowpeas or some other beaus and
harvest the same and plant another crop
of onions. The same, ground niay be
made to yield a crop of.ouious and a crop
of peas or beaus every year by using
freely stable manure and wood ashes.
The ashes, however. should be used as a
top dressing. -Farm at}td Ranch.
•
CURIOUS FACTS
Insnranoe tt taint antoutobile acci-
(loots call SOW 1#e lutd.
Sitting Bn11'ti• sn11 bas gone to work
fine a railroad ileSeuth Dakota.
1903.
TOWN DIRECTORY,
BAPTIST C1ITJ1tOli-•-Sabbath s''rviceteat
11 a in and 7 p ul, Sunday School at
;1:30 p ni. eenertil prayer meetings
tert, A., 'Wednesday utor W J. Rev.
thant Pat-
terson.,
MsettoresT Omega -Sabbath services
5 tda , School at
tit, 11 a in and 7 p in. , u# y
'3:30 p ut. Epworth League every Mon-
day evening. General prayer meeting
on Wednesday eveeniugis. Rev. Richard
Robbs, pastor. Dr. Towner, S. S. Sup-
erintendentr,
PRI:SBYTEB];AN CuuRO1I-Sabbath ser-
vices at 11 a in and 7 • p nt. Sunday
Solioul at 2:30 p ni. General prayer
meeting ou Wednesday eveuings. Rev.
D. Periie, pager and S S. Superinten-
dent, P. S, Lihklnter ,tied L. Harold,
assistant S. S. Sup•,rinteudeuts.
By a vote of 103 to 48. the House of
Commons passed a resolution on Wed-
nesday of last week, prohibiting the sale
or importation of cigarettes in Canada.
Among those who spoke on the qut•stiou
was Robt. Relines, M. P. for Wt st
t. g , -
Snell, $35 65; S. 0.x,,$16.45. eieKillnp, Ijos. In a popnlatiotitof less than 20,600
J. Evaus, $59.80; A. Dickson, $75.20; J.
C. Morrison (21 d) $64.50; J.Gosv clock, I there are more thou 400 establishments,
$70.10. Seaforth, C. "Nihon, $52 45; W. larg*e and small. ..
D. IdcLean, $26.90; Jo Iiillorau, $32 80; Rept sentatives of 80.000 organized
J. Watson;'b23 85; R. feLunlsden, $:12.85; barb -rs' have urged the New York .state
Stanley, J.Mnt:lock,$411.00; A.McBenth,. legislature to pass th . bill introduced for
20; Mitchell, •'•62.40;J. M(:Diar- , a shite barber conuui siou and compel.
mid, $36.70. Stanley, P. Douglas (16 (1) sory sanitation of 'ethers' shops and
$54. Tuckersinith, Ii. Chesney, 60 15, implements.
P. Mackay, $77.90; J. Shepherd, $76.85;
J. McConnell, $74 30; total $2.090.41.
The School Boy 4 the Cigarette.
Dr. C. A. Cliutou, o the San Francis-
co board of education, has made a
special study of the effect of cigarette -
smoking among the public school child
ren of that city, and expresses himself
in the following unmistakable language:
"A gond deal has been said about the
evils of cigarette -smoking, but one-half
the truth has never been told. I have
watched this thing for a long time, and
I say calmly and deliberately that I be -
WEST Hugoe-Cnmmissioner, J. L
Grant $287.10: Ashfield -L. B. Augus-
tine $;57.25.1. P. McPhee (19 (1) $63, 1L. I fifty-nine, literary leen sixty-five and
McKenzie (16 d) $54, W T. P,ellow $53 40,1s ry u is generally sevouty-".oar.
T. Sullivan .158.35, T.1>♦urd (117 cl) 53 50, 3. The number of daily newspapers
Jamieson ( 16 4) $51 r: Cliutou-E. G. published in Germany has reached 1,-
Courtico $40.10, D. Dlg kiuson $37.45. W. 420 Musing the present .year. Prussia
Coats $49 40, N. Robson $41.70; Col- leads with 700. Bavaria. with 218, is
borne -W. Hill $63, Hl F. Morris $55.45, the ouly one of the oth r kingdom of
G. Young. $88.20, D. Ctinlming $(i5 95; principaliees in the empire which ex-
Goderich township, el T. Sulkela 473, eeeds 160.
G. H. Cox -$57, J, Toorancti $71 75, J. A hitherto uuknowu portrait of Mar-
Wiggiugton, $40 90, Ja, W. Yeo, $09.95,
W Marquis $43.05, J. M Brceketiridge
$33.10; Godelich-J. H.,Edward '44:40,
J. Knox $36.72, J. Alexander *'39.25. E.
R. G. Watsou $37.75. G. A..7. Fraser $48,-
30. J. W. Craigia $30.75; Wawanosh, E.
-R. B. McGowan $6820, M. Robert-
son $63.10, W. G. Salter 473 35, Le. Clow
$69.30; Wawanosh, W -T. McCann $58 -
50, A. C. Jackson $49.95, D. B. Murray
.,"'62, J. H. Taylor $.55.10, W. A. Wilson
(15 d) :i40.t0; total $4.298 56.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Episc'o AIr-Sab-
bath services at 11 atm and 7 p nl, Sun-
day School at 2:80 pini. General prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening. Rev,
Wm. Lowe, R. ctor: 11'. Shore and Ed.
assistant S. S. Sup. rintendents.
SALVATION Aaztlr Service at 7 end 11
a in and 3 and 8 p fu on Sunday, and
d
every evening during the 'week S
8
o'clock at the herblike,
POST OFFICE -In Macdonald Block.
Office hours from 8 a m to 6:30 p m.
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
Mon of greertet. e11joy extraordinary
longevity. In 7,600 cases it has hero
found the average age at which as-
trenitenars. die ie seventy-four, artists
ESTABLISHED 1872
WINfiHIA. TIMES
IS rimi.iSHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
--AT--•
The Times 011lee,- Beaver Block
WING11AM, ONTARIO,
Teems or SunsameeioN-•$J 01 pep annum in
advance *1.50 if not so paid. No paper discon
tinned till all arrears are paid, except at the
option of the publisher.
ADYEITis1NO RATES. - Legal and other
casual advertisements 8c per Nun 1ariel lino for
first insertion, 3t: per line for each subsequent
insertion.
Advertisements in local columns are charged
10 cts. per line for first insertion,. ,and 5 cents
Per line for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements of Lost, Pound, Strayed,
Farms for Sale or to Rent, and similar $1.00 for
Srstinonth and 50 cents for each Subsequent
month.
Co;rri.1A0's. RATES -The following table allows
our rates for the insertion of advertisements
for specified periods:-
SPACE.
eriods:-SPACE. 1 rB. SMo. 8 Mo. 1 Are
One Colman $00.00 $05.00 218.00 $6110
Half Column 85.00 18.00 10.00 4.00
Quarter Column 18.00 10.00 6.00 2.00
Advertiselneats without specific directions
will be inserted till forbid and charged accord-
ingly. Transient advertisementsmust be paid
for in advance.
Tun Jon DereeetrENT is stocked with an
extensive assortment of all requisites for print-
ing, affording facilities not equalled in the
county for turning out first class work. Large
type and appropriate outs for all styles of Post-
ers, Hand Bills, etc., and the latest styles of
choice fancy type for the finer classes of print
ing,
wuvTEx. IN c.Axa40�
ALTOGETHER ENJOYABI,E SEASON
^` ED
TO THE PROPERLY Qt -t7 t H
now StrangersFrom the South Were
, greewbl' f+urpriied During a Recent
Visit to Toronto --Our Weatl►e
icondi-
tione, Winter said Summer, More ItR-
JOyable Than What of An1'wltore Eisen
qa the Continent,
MEOUANICS' Int:TITUTE-Library and
free rending room iu the Town Hall,
will be open every afternoon from 2 to
5:30 o'clock andevery evening from 7 to
9:30 o'clock. Miss Millie Robertson,
librarian,
TowN Co1Nore-It. Vanstone, Mayor;
A, Damage, Thos. Bell, Robt. Mc-
Iudoo, J J. Elliott, W. F. VanStone,
S. Bennett, Councillors; J, B. Fer-
guson, Clerk and Treasurer; William
Clegg, Assessor, Wm. Robertson, Col-
lector. Board meets first Monday even-
ing in each month at 8 o'clock.
Enron. who said:- lieve cigarette -smoking; to be as bad a
"There was uo quarrel with the adult )labii as opium -smoking. I nm talking
cigarette smokers, but. nnfurtnuutely now of boys, remember. The effect
for them, some times it was funnd nee- (upon grown men is of course, not so
essary, in order to protea the S oung I
Ma' gad.
that the oder me:ti',ers of the c•ominneity I"A cigarette fiend will lie and steal,
be restricted by legislation." By way 1just as a morphine fiend will lie and
of dine teen l `p ke of the large i steal. Cigarette -smoking blunts the
unmircr of els of OSvlto snore to b; seen i whole moral nature. It first stimulates
of
ou the streets fe:va smoking cigar- t
an R 1 hen senpifies the nerves. It sends
eats, and Mr. Hs re s reeottel opiUlOi.s !boys into consumption. It gives them
of uted'cal mets as to the injury to the ; enlargement of the heart and sends them
t; le resn'itiat • front the excess- ° g
young peeple - to the Insane asylum. I am physician to
ett atisorpt on of tai* otint fromc%�'ar- ; s ,vera' boys' schools and I am often call-
Ettes." The reselation was horded the ! ed in to pprescribe for palpitation of the
follows:-* Ti at this house is pf theheart. In nine cases one of ten it is
caused by the cigarette habit. I have tiling throws out these hints: -
One bargain will not make a sueeess-
ful store, and one advertisement will
not convince all the people.
Every store has its specialty and every
ii the tenth, that overt' physician and merchant must have' something that
nearly everyteacher makes his place distinctive.
Since Friday the price cif cement bus
opinion, for the reasons set forth, that c
the right and moss effectual IegislatiS e seen bright boys turned into dunces and
remedy for tie evil of cigarette smoking a straight -forward honest boys made into
is to be found in the enactment and en miserable cowards by cigarette smoking.
forcemeat of a law prohibiting
the tin, I am not exaggerating. I ala speaking
ettesion, manufacture , 1
ettes." q knows
tin Lather, painted by Lucas 0ranagh, Pupils prepared for Conservatory examine
the celebrated artist, and burgomaster, 1 tions.
of .Wittenberg, has been uncovered iu
the town church of Wittenberg. It is
pronounced to be the best , portrait of
Martin Lather in existence.
SCHOOL BOARD. -J. J. Homuth. (chair-
man), Thos. Abraham,R. A,Douelns, H.
Kerr, Win. Moore, A. E. Lloyd Win.
Button, '0. N. Griffin,. Secretary, Win.
Robertson; Treasurer, 3'. B. Ferguson.
Meetings second Tnesclay evening in each
month.
Prone SCHOOL TEACHERS. -A. H.
Musgrove, Principal, Miss Brnr•lr,
Miss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
Cnrnyn, Miss McLean, Miss Matheson
Miss Reid, and Miss Cummings.
BOARn OF HEALTTt--Mayor Vanstone,
(chairman), C. J. Reading, Thos Greg-
ory, Dr. Agnew. .T B. Ferguson, Sec-
retary; Dr. J. R. Macdonald, Medical
Health Officer
MISS
DELIA` SPARLING
H. B. ELLIOTT,
Proprietor and Publisher
P KENNEDY, M. D.. M. C. P. S. O
el • Member of the British Medical Associa-
tion. Gold Medallist in Medicine. Special
attention paid to diseases of Women and Child
—to
9 . m.
•s lto4m.:?
ren. Office hoot p.P
e
A. T. 0. M.
Teacher of Piano, Theory and Fletcher Music
Method, Simplex dud Kindergarten.
Origin of the National Anthem.
"God Save the Kin " was origivally•
an oid Stuart song ofeuukuowu author-
ship. How it came to) be adopted as the
National Anthem is told iu au article iu
the April nnmder ot; Ctivadian Good
Housekeepiug. Other features of this
unniber are "Recreation fur Business
Men," "Window Gardens," "Household
Economy," "Tlie Higher Life," aucl a
great variety of useful information for
practical house keepers. This magazine,
which is published by Domintou Pnelps,
Toronto, is now recognized as the staud-
ard wotnan's tnagaziue of Uauada. It is
handsomely prtuted and well illustrated.
Advertising Pointers.
One who thoroughly believes iu adver-
aid. sate of cigar- .
VIOLIN
ig tr-
An Aching' I }ick
Is the first iudictttiuu of kidney disease,
and should be taken es a iigual of dauger
-a warning to use Dr. Chase's Kidney -
Liver Pills while yet 'there is tine to
and certain fa -
ease. There is
'imputing when
t. It brings re-
t time, and be -
avoid the dreadful pain
talky of this terrible d'
no guess work, uo exp
r• '
tin
yOn ase this prt:aC 1p
;iet in a remarkable sho
cause of its combined ac ion ou liver and
kidneys, cures compiles ere cases which
cannot be reached by any. ordivary treat-
ment.
A small misunderstanding of a state -
advanced from six to ten cents per . i tient will harm a business establishment.
barrel, and is now selling at $2.:,5, cont. ° Don't Spit on the Sidewalks. I It is well to be plain as well as honest.
pared with ¢{1.80 a year at»o• Cement The following from the Uxbridge 1 A. confused expression gives people the
men state this price will lie further in-! Tittles is applicable, to Wingham: 1 iuipression that goods are so bad as to
creased by 20 percent. during the 'text make it necessary to Cover their defects.
fortnight. The aidewa •emeut in a . The gutter is close alongside the side- i me
much interest to sidewalk coutractore walk and it is large enough to carry off i When you have a thing to sat* talk as
and the public. gineially. ; all the tobacco juice that can be squirted l loud as desirable, but don't substitute
- into it. Those who have a contract the loud voice for the convincing nrgu-
- y T to supply oceans of tobacco spit should i tnent.
Was Pale, Weak
VIOLIN A%1 GUITAR
DM MACDONALD,
Centre Street
Wingham,
MISS CARRIE MOORE
of London Conservatory of Music will he pre-
pared' after Ont. 1st to receive a limited num-
ber of pupils for instruction on Violin and
Guitar.
Residence --Stone block, over W. G. Patter -
son's jewelry store, W bighorn.
Not too long, and not too cold,
the Canadian winter is, to everyone
who can afford an overcoat, an al-
together enjoyable season.. The 'idea
has somehow been spread ab oa
that Canada is a land of perennial
cold, and l{ipling's unfortunate
phrase, "Our Lady of the Snows,"
has done considerable to foster this
mistaken nation. Until recently the
people of England have looked upon
Canada as the northern Siberia of
the British Empire, and, in no way
has Britain's best colony been more
misrepresented than in regard to her
climate, • says The 1'oronto Globe.
Even in -the United States there is
a remarkable ignorance concerning
the conditions of weather this side t
of the line. In the late winter of -
last year a large convention was
held in Toronto, attended by dele-
gates from all over America, scores
of whom came loaded down with
extra clothing and bundles of heavy
wraps. When they reached Toronto
they were surprised to find that even
a light overcoat was hardly neces-
sary.
All these misconceptions are the
more surprising, because a giant e at
the map will at once show the facts
concerning Canada's geographical
situation. Toronto, Montreal, Ot-
tawa,
t
tawa, Quebec, St. John and Halifax
lie in a bolt corresponding exactly
to France, Italy and Turkey. Lon-
don and Liverpool are in the same
latitude as Labrador, some seven
or eight degrees farther north than
the Canadian centres. And yet the
idea seems to have obtained that
Canada is altogether "northland."
In comparison with our American
neighbors, we have a double -advan-
tage. Parts of Canada are in the
same latitude as the New England
States, but even those parts which
are farther north are less liable to
climatic extremes. Central Ontario
seldom has as severe winters as New
York. and, on the other hand, our
summers are much better tempered.
Toronto and Montreal aro never held.
in the grasp of winter fury as the
American metropolis frequently is,
nor in any Canadian city have we
the other extreme of paralyzing heat
so intense as in Boston or PhiIs-
delphia. In the west, Manitoba and
the adjacent territories, though
farther north than Minnesota and
Dakota, have milder winters, fewer
blizzards, and a more even temper -
Ontario.
DR. AGNEW,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
Office -Macdonald Block, over J. E. Davis'
Drug Store. Night calls answered at the office.
T. CHISHOLM, J. S. CHISHOLM
M.O., M.D., C.M.,M C.P.S.o. aro, MD,MIT.,MOIPS 0.
• PIANO AND THEORY.
MISS SARA LOUISE MOORE. L.C.M.
andi
member of the Associated Musicians of
Ontario, is prepared to receive a limiters num-
ber of pupils for ivatructi:ln on Piano and in
Theory.
Special attention gi�en to pupils preparing
for examinations.
Residence -Stone bltmk, over W. G. Patter -
son's jewelry store, Wingham.
"From. the State of Norlhle ikota alone,
felly 50 010 pe iple will this year cross
the border into Canada and take up laud
in the , .ssitnboia distrat was the au
uouucemeut made by itbijer Edwards,
of North. Dakota., ou histprrival to take
up his deities of United 4tates consul."
Talk about old soldiers marrying
young girls! Rey. R. A. t1ting, aged 99
and Mise Georgia Loug, ;aged 19, were
married the other day at tie home of the
bride's parents in Lee County, Texas.
The groom is the only survivor of the
battle of S to Jacinto, whieh gave Teals
its indepeudence. The pretty bride said
she first suet him last April when he was
holding church service nejar her home
It was a case of mat tal love at first sight,
Laud lie is the first and only man she ever
loved. Site ie his third wife, and every
tune he htas married a young girl.
1 ba able to raise power enough to squirt . It takes constant pomading to get the
it over the edge of the walk, and thns ear of the people and to get great nuns-
Ve - Nervous avoid spoiling ladies' drmseis and the berg of thein to see the ativautages of
A�� spread of disease 1+1'o lady would be se goods offered.
ill and St., ` e reless or so filthy in her habits as tO The man who says One thing persist-
1VIohn, N.B.,
Hatfield,r' H y
watts. 'For three years entail the danger of polluting ever/ ently will convince people that he is
St. ohm, N.B., t•
I was a sufferer from extreme nervousness man's clothing as he passe§ along; Our: authority on the subject. To have a re•
and female weakness. I was pale and walks mer should any properly consti-; potation for giving values and low
re-
' and would sonic• +
weals, had no appe t e
times faint two or three times a day. I - tuted man speed his time iutlelgiug in
underwent a very painful operation and • a habit Which ceases him to spew the
for tieven weeks was under the doctor's tvsslks all over with dangerous liquid.
torte but he seemed unable to help
Despairing f recovery, Y took the an.
fact will be severely punished by law,
sloe of a friend who told me that Dr.
Chase's Nerve'rood would build the up Ian
for nine out of every ten people openly*cif well ain. 1 condetnn spitting in either public or
owl triage me Strang a a8t oittbiue Phis treatutent, using: in sails :private places. At this time of the year
sixteen bones. and believe that I am 1 it is especisllq itnptlYtant. tis scitroel +strongandwell as ever• ir( my life. As a ''resalt I _ cannot sar toe much fot Dr. } ttecesstry' for us to point Out the dangers
Chase's Nerve rood. Tht< testi1als I front this practice, nor dowe feel coin•
ser for it are not hallt it R potent tar do ee. That ft 111 a illthr habit
rltnaneo .r d rBatabCo. Tdt nto.letto box of i should be enough, but for wilser mien
Edi• 1lG Co., TOrotlto. t d everytito g inuine grill be found portraait tend 1 than tray of its in this comtnumit,rare
me.The time is rapidly coming when such
o.
r,rwrir a' i>'r, .11. W. Choc t c'imstantlV warning people of this point.
Dr. Chase's.
I Tit tiotne Citiefillnitt'irede of 63igtnff may be
prices is the reputatipn the morel/an,•
wants to establish. 11
With all the advanfages of buying,
business tsnght to be as grad as it ever
was before. With all the advautages of
truth telling advertising every merchant
ought to be able to see the possibility of
betterment,
,: tin."t piton the lire." It has
Nerve Food
a goodeffect, rid a law eo to titek
he it
t ivLittlQ go far to ��! the pett�ti of the ttt-
i
A n Oleitinnto Caste of Eczema
Mr. W. D. Johnson,111i1 ouhurg, Ont..
writes that hie tether was entirely etirp4
of a lots standing and bbstinete rase of
K
t w t)iut-
zem
a
b the nett ef Chase's ILC y
I
meet. ILA leg and font were a.lnaes of
cores thea refused to hard ttnd he angered I
terribly from the itching and stinging.
ThoouRh he used a great! many remedies
and was treated by firetteltues doctors no
permanent relief eras obtained until he
uncoil Dr. °hat's Ohlitusent.
Silver
Gifts.
and handsotn y p
illus-
trated ca aCog ,
est
'WB have lust issued a new
elY illus-
t ue a coy of
which will be mailed to any
address on request.
Whilst it 111n'tretes bat a small
portion of our stack of, Fine lewelty,
each detartmeat of out business is
represented by carefully selcoted
'articles.
Our stock of Sterling Silver
for this sea`tOil is ofspecial
merit. In it there are in.
numerable gift pieces, trlod•
crate in price, artistic itc
design, and embodyingttatw
fulness and durability,
" ..
Jrte Bros,,
Jewelers►
Tongs end Adelelee Strictly
Toronto.
DRS. CHISHOLM & CHISHOLM
PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, ETo.
Orrin -Chisholm Block, Josephine street.
REstmacce-In rear of block, on Patrick St.,
where night calls will be answered.
FARMERS
R•VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest
rate of interest. No commission charged. crt•
gages, town and farm nropertrF bought and
ao1d. Office, Beaver Block. Wingham.
J A. MORTON,
•
BARRISTER, &c.
Wingham, Ont.
and anyone having live stock or other
articles they wish to dispose of, should adver
tise the swine for sale in the TIMES. Our large
circulation tells and it will be strange indeed if
you do not eta a customer. We can't guarantee
that you will sell because you may ask more ti
for the article •r stock than it is worth. Send
your advertisement to the TOMS and try this LE:I. BELLY, Winghhim, Ont.
;Ilan of disposing of your stock and other LICENSED AUCTIONEER
articles.
E, L. DICKINSON
DUDLEY R
. DICKINSON & HOLMES
OT.MES ature, with freedom in summer from
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Oei'IoE: Meyer Block, Wingham.
AR1.B.Utt J. IRWIN, D. D. B., L. D. S.
boot or of Del *al Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental College and Licentiate of the Privet
Collette of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, Office
over Post Office, Wingham.
Tee' T. HOLLOWAY, D.D.S.,
v r
• L.D.S. 't u✓
New metturi for nainless ex-
traction. No finc'aine.
Special attention to the care and regulation
of children's teeth. Moderate nrices. and all
work (1:wefnlly arc' skilfully performed. Office
in Beaver Block, Wingham.
JOHN RITOHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Wingham. Ont.
WANTED-FAITHFUUL. PERSON TO TRAV-
el for well eetabtished hoose in a few counties
calling, on retail ni'rehants and agents. Local
territory. Salary $1024 a year and expenses,
payable 519.70 a week in Cash and expenses ad -
vaned. Position permanent. Business suc-
cessful and ru.'+hing. Standard House, 334
Dearborn sc., Chicago.
JOB
PRINTING
including Books, Pamphlets, Posters, Bill.
styofCthe art,' at "'male executed ces, in land on
styleshrt notice.
BOOEBINDrNO.-We are pleased to announce
that any Books or Magazines left with us for
Binding, will have oar ,, prompt attention
Prices for Binding in any style will be given of
application to
THE TIMES O Wingham.
E10 Y E 1015"
ftXPEitIFWCE
{
TawAalt WIAP.KE
DesioNS
CCPYRiGMT3 &LC.
AnSntte smiling a stcetch and description may
irwentlnn 1 pmb 119 Pntettnlin. ceremonial
tiondstrictly cnntidentlal, IIandnook00Patent"
sent fret. 0111kst agency for touring patents.
Patents taken through Munn it• Co. recital
special notice, fOtfilout chnrgt, lathe
Cienlific Briericats.
+ nd weekly. I,nreeet Mr
A l titre t o t.h1^t ei y
cear:on cf nein the, $L. ire inurnai Town it t.
nor: `sur menthe, fit~ Pa,td bFt,:1 nawadenlris.
URN & to.gottt,adxitv' New 'ark
trr:mrh(II0e 1915 C 1.1t,,'ttn,:r".n.11 C.
For the enmity of Huron. Sales of all lards
enn,htcted at reasonable rates. ilyders left et
the Tntss office will recrlve prompt attention.
devastating cyclones. A northerly
situation does not necessarily mean
severe weather; in Ontario, for. in-
stance, the cold is less intense in
Lhe I3.udson Bay country than on the
north shore of Lake Superior.
Canada's climate my be snmmedl
up very generally nS a temperate cli-
mate. Neither so cold as to make
spontaneous enterprise impossible.•
nor so warm as to have an enervate
-
It
influence, it is just strep a cli-
mate as encourages a vigorOrs type
of manhood and makes the work
both of brain and hand a force that
tells
is a glorious season, the Cana-
dian winter. We deny and resent
the imputation that IVO have winter
all or most of the time, but we are
;mini] of it when we do have it. It
gives us the sharp, keen delight of -
out -door life that no southern clime
can rival; it gives us the best of
sports; and it gives us scenery of
st.riking beauty, fantastic form and
deliciot's purity. Our winter sports
are national. A snowshoe jaunt, foe
exalnitle-with the air as still as
death, and acres of white l:ehind and
l;eloie. A tramp ore snowshoes un-
cle! such conditions, to the merry
time of laugh and song, is something
worth the while. posy cheeks and
sparkling eyes, and tingling blood
are the physical rosette -splendidly
inflated Kings, and sweeping circa-•
lation, and glorious sleep after-
wards. Of skating and toboggan-
ing, and even of sleigh -driving, quite
as much may be said. We get some
fun out of the winter in Canada.
For natural beauty there are few
thines to compare with such a sight
as that on a recent January morn-
ing, only a few weeks ago, when
folds and bik,hes and trees were
weighted down with newly -fallen
''beautiful." Fairyland pictures,
such as frosty winter mornings some-
times i:r•ing us, lust but an hour or
so, but every Canadian has seen
them, and knows that they rival, in
dead white, the richest colors of
autumn. An excellent description of
one of thoi-'c rare sights is given in
The Comber Herald:
"The snow gently sifted clown MIEN
night last week, and covered each
limb and twig of every true, pro-
ducing. for the next inornit:g such an
effect ns tt person may see but once
or twice in a lifetime. It was im-
possible for anyone to refrain from
speaking of the beautiful snow that
morning. The early riser came)
forth from his home into a world
that seethed like a fairyland. Not a
breath of air stirred during the
night to disturb the inch of snow
that lay on every branch and twig.
The thin wire across the street bore
its weight of snow and looked ]tke
a great cable. The sparrow flew
from tree to tree, and the tiny bird
seemed to have a strength out of all
proportion to its Size, as it stirred
a branch in a tree -top and sent anotia
down, which, disturbing more fns it
fell, multiplied as it deseended, eaua-
ing tfoniething like an avalanche et.
the bottom. To Zook up a 'tree -linea
street that morning gave a view that
was magnificent and stirred sentl
went in the dullest. The red hrirtt
fetoree glowed through the white
trees, 'Then the wind stirred itself.
and thre* off . the snow, a. vandal
Current of air touched it off t]'a
trees. There was a picture that.
mnrnine."
1,\TA. OURRIE, Wingham, Ont.
.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER. -
Auction sales of all kinds will reeeiveprnnn '
attention. Teems renaonable. All orders 1,4t
at the TIMES office will receive prompt atten-
tion. •'
JAS. HENDERSON, Wingham, Ont.
LIC);'NSED AUCTIONEER
For the Counties of Huron and Bruce. Sales
of Farm Stock and Imblements n specialty.
All orders left at the TIMES office promptly
attended to.
Terms reasonable.
F
S. SCOTT, Brussels, one
LIC; NSED AUCTIONEER
Le prepared to eon'lnet wiled in this section.
Special attention given to sales of farm►stook
and imnit'ments.
Dates and orders eon always be arranged at
t11n TIMES office. Wingham.
-RAILW RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
UAgr) TRt7N7t WAY 141114TEr1t.
TRAM t.' .Wit FOtt '
tendon .... 6.50 6:01...... 41.1O0.m.
Toronto & Esst ..Oa.m 6.113 a.m.... 3.01p.rn,
irleardiue..1l.l.e a.m1.40 tern ... 8.38p.m.
Anttivn mom
l'tineardino -.6.50 San9.O S .ln . 31.05 p.m.
Lecithin
at1.m..., 7.65 p.m.
T 11.10
a.m.
� oronto tori Toronto & East 1.40 p.m.. p:Rt; pm.
L. HAEOLD, Agent, W inghani.
Al/AD/Alt PACllrle TtAILWAY.
.eaAtss t r.Avs iron
Ito and BMt .,. 6.51 f.)n.... 8.43 p.nt.
1.17 p
.m..10.4a p n
.itei.Na.n..m.aunts tenon
oroutoanlB117 rr.l6.41pY
,f. eeleXtR.;lleent,
Wingthen,
There is a noted difference
in the style and fit of Pants we
make that always brings peo
ple back for another pair.
Then there is the low price
and better quality of cloth put
q � y
in them ---cloth that wears
See our new :golds and prices,
WEBST ER 8E CO.