Wingham Times, 1890-12-26, Page 3Itapba,.
No ON TITh Trois.
er AND Itis
seating epitaphs.
,tinea of the cele.
•d members 01 ,410
qc:R t,
Raby)
c, and wife ol',
generally
3eef. Dietl
th, 1881,
years.
14 small children.
besides a kind
x loving els-
partioular
friend
Y,
be upon my breast,
hly care.
aud 4 orihaned
r mother's, loss,
^n, but let that
Le the `tree •of
awl never let the
planted between,
en I die here ;I
It's . a mother's
e once a mother's
N, FRED,
T8, died 20th July,
ars, 6 months
days.
you here, alone 2
ow from little Joe
bay, or with what
day ! for the little.
ther bought atilt
rue.
cliIERK&N,
oe Beef," horn h
Dec. 4th, 1635,
sal, Jan.15th,
39,
departed one
,•all, oherisshe l be
pleasure reigns
; our loss is great,
s gain.
wealth and power has
afore,
a poor :can bread;
it his door.
great unwashed, who
ble fare ;
a merry one without.a
tor loss of him, their
icere;
in the winter blas>;iand
good cheer,
,f reckoning comes, se
all,
rs they'll not have be -
Nal pall.
Y 11T5 WIFE.
tau Farmer.
aynadier, of Ano
aryland,was a Large
Tent a good deal of
u Home. One day
e took a drive over
ie met a small color•
relong . to, boy 4' the
'longs t to Colonel
uired the colonel, to
would say,
mar, srth.
farmer')
farmer, sali;.
mer 1 repeated the
rind of a farmer is
r9
spoke up the colored
truler dot don't raise
—and line to buy his
rjoyed the joke, it is.
ards told it upon him•
anniseinent.
in the possession 4t•
rime of church belle.
I tlq been placed. in
oriel church.
rk
These are� the rouse.
tunell attire has supplied,
sus►}
o( Colds, CougblIr
Cc cigtr, Bronchitis nos
11 talus° are roetained fit
errx in their most active
medicines oonstitU8
y' l ditteaase GL
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RANCE COLUMN.
ooSocerlgi! nr T#K T. W, C. T. U.
calppiag•t
ne decision of Justice Field, of
'the United States Supreme Oourt,with
reference to the liquor trafiio, has one
clause of so much signiilcance that we
'repeat it here with emphasis
By the general coacurreuce of opin.,
4x011 of every civilized and Christain
community, there are few sourcesof
crime and misery to society equal to
the dram shops .where intoxicating
ligators, in shall quantities, to be (Irnnk
at the time. are sold indiscriminately
to all parties applying. Tho sale of
toieh liquors in this way has heretofore.
at all times, been 'considered the props
er subject of lagislative regulation..
For that matter, their sale by the glass
may be absolutely prohibited. It is a
question of public expediency., and not
of federal law. There is no inherent
aright of a citizen of the State or a
citizen of the United States.
The saloon of to -day isdestructive
of peace, law and order, and must be
driven out of existence if we wish to
advance mankind toward . the enjoy-
ment of the better morrow. It must
cone to pass that the .peace -power
shall have the right to exterminate
these plague, spots. A hive of woman
knowing no chastity is unearthed,
raided, and its iuulates sent to homes
for wreaked woluauhood. Why should
not a hive of lawless drunkards be
raided and its inlnotes sentto homes
for wreaked manhood ?
An, anti-bar•room hill has been in-
troduced in the Georgia Legislature.
It provides, among other thing, that
it shall not be lawful for any ,Mate,
county or municipal authorities in this
State to grant licenses for the sale of
intoxicating liquors in less quautities
than a quart, and when any of said
authorities shall, under the laws now
existing, grant licenses to sell intoxi-
eating liquors in quantities more than.
:ir quart, it shall not be lawful for any
person selling the same to allow said
tritotieatiI2g liquors to be drank nn or
near the premises where sold. - The
purpose of the big is, of course, to
abolish absolutely the retail trout in
intoxicating liquors from .the State.
Abolish .partyism in municipal oleo'
tions.. tet • every Christian . put a s.
[such religion in his ballot as he puts
in his church, his Sabbath school. his
prayer meeting and hie fatally altar.
There is nothing outside of theOhurch
of God that should be used so sacredly,
no conscientiously and prayerfully as
the . ha lot, Every ballot should• ex'.
press the heartfelt desireof an en.
lightened Christian conscience. I hold
that the church is responsible, both
before God and man, for the great
municipal corruption in . out large
cities, 't'}ie ballot of one church mem-
bet. neutralizes the ballot of another,.
while the corrupt politician and the
saloon take advautage ,of that advan-
tage of this division and carry off the
spoils. This makes O.) church a shop
for receiving stolen goods. The city
by the help of the church, licenses tLe
saloon --and that means tosdebaueh,
degrade anii, kill. License is a sin
that yields more than revenue to build
sidewalks ; it brings misery, woe, oor
ruption, death and hell. The church,
1»' its ballot, aids the saloon, but the
ealooli would annihilate the church
to. ay,if• it could. Does municipal
corruption retreat from the church Z
Does the saloon feel the influence of
the church—the religious conscience
—does it feel thereligieu$ press 1 Net
tnuoll. Truer thecllarch, through its
courts, resolves and reresolves agailist
the salooni and these resolutions hold
good for 364 days in the year, but
ou the 885th dray' (el'actiou day)
they area failure. Resolutions danot
hurt saloons, but ballots do.
1.
X Saloon as a Bei Ica
Toll +Tollit your money, and lose
iL '
i ''cur time, end lose it,
,lar er4to-r, roil 4 •ruar!
Your strength, and lose
Your manly independence, and 10se
Your borne comfort, and .lose it,
Your wife's happiness, and lose it.
'our ohildren'e happiueeil, and lose
it,
Your own maul, and lose it,
Wi,sh141 Out Out he atonsaob,
During thepast year several physicians.
in New York have tried, with a. gratifying.
800cess, a novel treatment for dyspepsia
and cancer of the stomach by washing out
that organ, The process is very simple and
not dangerous. A long flexible tube Is
passed down the throat until one end is in
the stomach, The upper end hoe a Nom'
attached, into which hot water is poured
until the stomach is filled, The weight of
the water la the pipe and funnel gives a
hydraulic pressure sufiioient to distend the
stomach, The pipe has au aperture big
enough to hold a lead pencil. After the
stomach has been filled, the funnel end of
the pipe is turned down until it is lower
than the bottom of the Stomach, and the
stomach is emptied as a barrel of auy fluid
is emptied through a siphon, The process.
may be repeated several. times. The result
is thatthe undigested food and muous are
mashed out, and the hot water closes the
blood 'vessels and reduces iutlammatiou.
The ire'hef is immediate. Thedyspeptic
may have: his stomach washed out befory
a meal, so that ho cap take a fresh start.
After the lapse of a sufacient time for
ordinary digestion, the stomach may be
washed out again, The process baa been
in us'e.at New York 7dospital, we are in-
formed, for some time.
Two Hinds of Husbands.
A wife who knows many wives
Some husbands, when they get home
at night, tell th?ir wives all about the
business of the day, and about their
brink account, and about the people
they met, and about what was spoken
of and about everything else. Other,
husbands never tell their wives about
their doings during the day, • never
speak of the state of heir finances,
and never refer to their • business in
theirhouseheld. The wife of such a
husband knows nothing of his affairs,
and is apt to be upset by bad news or
crushed 'by finding out that he is on
the road to ruin. From what T have
known ' through toy acquaintance
with many families 'for long years, '1
am ready to say that a husband
should 'always tellhis wife about his
business and about; the affairs of the
day.
The Indian, observed Rivers, is a
picture of discontent. Yes, said
Brooks. and he is in a bad frame of
mind.
A loan's work is from sun to sun,
and a woman's work descends from
daughter to. daughter.
BANK OI' liAMILTON,
Z '1.1" MI A. MX
Capital, $1,,000,000. Rest, $450,000.
President -Jong STNAaP,
Vitt-Pro,ideut-A. G. RAnsAY.",
DitICcTOLIS
roux Pao8TOR, CUAO, GIURYRY. 6140 ROACH. A, T
Wool), A. B' Lae (Toronto),
Cashier -3. TURNBULL.
AU Wm. '""",.
young, old, or middle Aged, !'Ata find
themselves nervous, week or ettbauilte
ed, wtio are broken down frog cutest,
or overwork, reeuiting in many of the
following symptoms : Mental. depres-
eion, . premature old .age, loss of
vitality,, loss of inemory, had dresrns,
dimness of sight, palpitation of the
heart, emission, lack of energy, 'pain
to the kidneys, heedllke, pimples ou
the face or hotly, itching ur pecular
sensation aboutthe scrotum, waisting
of the organs, dizziness, specks before
the eyes, twitching of the muscles,
eyelids and elsewhere, bashfulness,
depueits in the urine, loan of will
power, tendernes of the scalp and
spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire
to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep,
constipation, dullness of hearing, loss
of voice, desire for solitude, excita-
bility .of temper, sunken eyes sur..
rounded with LEADEN onus, +, oily
looking skin, etc., are nil symptoms.
of nervous debility•that led to isnity
and dead useless cures. The spring
or vital power having lost its tension
every function wanes in consequence.
Those who through abuse committed
in ignorance way be peru anentely
cured,' Send your address for book
on all diseases peculiar to man.
Address M. T. LUBAN,'50 Front St,
E., Toronto, Ont. Books sent free
sealed. Heart disease, the symptoms
of which are faint spells, purple lips,
numbness, palpitation, .skip beats,
not flushes, rush of blood to the head,
dull pain in the heart with beats
strong, rapid and irregular, the second
heart beat quicker than the first, pain
about the breast bone, etc., can
positively be cured. No euro, ho
Send for book. Address M,
LUBON, 50 Front. Street East,
Toronto. Ont,
pay.
V.
€3, T. B. TIr.11E TABLE..
Trains arrive and depart as follows :
LFAVINO ARRIVIr10
5:35 a.1n ..:. , ....For Torouto .........5:85 n, n►
2:20 pain ' 2:10 p.m
2:20 p. m For Teeswoter 2 20
10:80 p. m 10:30 .
G-RA.1V D TRV�TK R'Xr-
A, 0. STRATHDRE, Aos$T, WINOnAM.
Through ickets to all points 3n America -North•
West Pacific Coast, eta., via the shortest and all
popular routes.. Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to all points.
—TIME TABLE.
LRAVS 'Virl\01LW1. : ARRIVE AT WIN011AM.
0:30 a.m.Toronto.0uelph,Palmorrtten, alt. 4:80 p.m.
11:10 " " " " 10:10 "
3:40 p m „ " Clinton, "
7:26 " ,. Palmerston,,ill3Ked.,. .10:15 a.m.
0:45 a m ..........London, &o11400 "
3:40p.m. ••
7:46 p.m.
11:10 milltitnoardine, ito 530.a:m.
3:80 p.m . 11:10 "
10.1.0 " 5:60 p.m
Phrenolo
amy and
olagy.
Send Ptiototrra. of Yo elf orFrieOd with $1,
and I will send ou a Writt. • Statement of your
Character an. a Pursuit you a : adapted for; also
stating wha . p••eon you should o ry to be happy.
Photo. re = ned with chart.
G.COzsxtr Theo ,iogist,
Murillo 1'. 0, vitt Port thur,Oat:
La : of Wingham.
Property ror: Sale in Belmore.
The undersigned offers 'for sale a desirable pro
party in the village of Delmore, consisting of a good.
dwelling house, office, stable and driving shod, with
ono acre and a -half of laud in connection. Splendid
garden, with all sorts of fink trees. Will be sold
at a bargain. For particulars, apply to
FREDERICK COOK, e.
BARBER SHOP.
MR, MSLOOL11 MaDONALD,
(LAT'A Or RiPLEY,)
Savings flank hours; 10 to 8 ; Saturdaye,10 to Haling purchased the+barbering business of Messrs.
1. •Deposits of $1 and upwards received and interest Sebastian Bros., is prepared to give all old customers
allowed ( and as many now ones as patronize him, satisfaction
Spectra. Deposits alae received at current in ail lines of the profession.
wCeh
flFtftlit on {groat Britain and tho United gates
belight and sold
B. WILLSON', AGENT.
r ' YBR & DICITTNSON,
Bottcmns.
s..:�...a ....y....., .... _ ...
SHAVING AND HAIRgU'tTING
are, my speclaltiesl
5 .0ive me a call at the old stand, opposite caution
and Mc ntyre'e store.,
nL MonONALD..
A Blessing to Every Honliehold.
HOLLOWAY'S PUS AND OINTMENT.
9
These renatotee have stood the test of flay years experiences, end are prefeo' hood the boot tiiedtdn*i fol
Family use,
purify t
T11M PILI -IS
blood, correct all disorders of rho t'1VEtt, STUMAOII, IUSI*TETS AND .1DOW ELa and are
Invaluable in k11 complaints incidental to tamale* of all tges.
':CSL CJI tIV.1:1 h
' Ing the only reliable remedy for had legs, seven, ulcera,; anti old wound.. F'OIt r1RRN0131itd, SON
THROATS', 00510115, roL.DS, (#d[iT, itrrEll1fATISM, G3LADUL:AR SWELLINGS AND, ALL SIM
DISEASES IT ISAS NO 4;Q11AL. Mannfaetured only at m,Novt Oxford. Leto 518, Oxterd•Street, Louden,
and sold by all Medicine vendor* throughout the world.
ttirPtlr1nssers should look to the Label on the Dozes arfd,Pot*. If the addresa is
Oxford Street, London, they ate spurious. •
0141Vi
CARD'
dig
FOR THE BET ir
DEIRED CLOTH
CO TO ..._. ,
AS
WE.BSTER'S
CAPS, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, CUFF 3,
Cheap for KASH.
-- —• AT..r.. —.
•WEBSTER'S
Duflield & So
NEW PATENT -TOP MU CANS
CREAM CANS,
MILK PAILS.
SA.L.. BUCKETS
and MILK PA1
Everything the Dairying
K
EAVE-TROUGHING .A. SPECIALTY'
0
5
Repairing 'will be Prompt 1 Dc
•l1
imie
R . HERD ASM
t as herr atoc' of J'all Goods to hand and ope' ed out. It i
piste and has been nu based in the best Foreign ; aid acme M
cash, and witFbe sold a. lowest possible profits.
Feathers. Folwer Ribbons,
Brocades, P1 h and
S.
aces, Silks, Sa
elvet Mantle
"SPECIAL ATTEtITJe 1 T,I '.4NTt„ E RIAIWIO AS ,UE
HATS AND Bd1 NE'i'w : TM :'. r IN LATEST`stri .
GOO'IYS I'M,PORTED DI
Viyiiraas, Aug. 28th,
OASTS.
Her
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4 M U R '. A Y ek
Suecessore telt rd Robinson, manufactarerers of-.•
AGUICULTaltlittII1PL
Wo hare the patterns of 1t.1'd, Robinson and, tan. supply repairs for all kinds o l
MILL ?WKS MADE AND $1tABIENE
SA W GU NIAND
Imo"
Tho patronage of the public talielted,
WAny quantity of old Cast Iron Scrap wanted,
l» tlarfllati0lori valth thtt above, tv
of a' tilkly •me lir iyf h
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