Wingham Times, 1891-07-10, Page 9re You limit?
you critic i;= our neighbor's wife,
You criticize her daughter,
You help to swell the scandals rife,
You wade in foreign water.
So stop and think before you speak ;
Just cogitate a minute ;
It makes all the differenee in the world
If you're not in it.
Yott find fault with the churches, too ;
The members and the preacher ;
Their creeds may. seem unwise to you,
You microscopic creature.
*Ake off these glasses ; look around
Unprejudiced a minute ;.
It makes all the difierence in the world
' If you're not in it.
A funeral went by to -day ; '
Tbu called the dead "a sinner ;"
I wonder what the world will say ..
When you forget your dinner ;
When you ride by in such. a coach,
A long pine box within it 1
It makes all the difference in the world
If you're not in it.
'There's not a thing upon the earth,
Or oyer youin heaven',
But you must weigh its little worth,
Insert the gossip's leaven.
'T wonder when you view the Throne
What flaw you'll find within it?
It makes all the difference in the world
If you're not in it. —Evelyn U. Roe.
The year 'VI saw the end of English-
men's custom to dine in celebration of
the battle of Waterloo.
c'Shares of Paradise" are alleged to b
sold by the Salvation Army throughout
France at a large profit.
It is never too late to give tip our pre-
judices, --[Thoreau.
The best education in the world is
than got by struggling to get a living,—
Mendell Phillips,
Do not wait for extraordinary oppor-
tunities for good actions, but make use
of common situations.—(Goethe.
The Nostrum Craze.
It is surprising that the American
people still retain their faith in patent
medicines. Rather than pay an educat-
ed physician a fee of two dollars, some
people will spend that amount for a
bottle orbox of patent medicine. They
will try one nostrum after another until
they are killed or cured. The -'supersti-
tion is not confined to the common folk.
alone. People who should know better are
' ,among the best customers of the nostrum -
„vender. The steady purchasers of•patent
medicines are the poor andignorant. To
be ignorant is to be credulous, and it is
to the credulity of our people that our
nostrum-vender,appeals so strongly. The
farmers and their families aro afraid of
the doctor, but they make friends with
the quack. A. correspondent of the New
York Sun, in describing the peculiarities
of the western farmers, says : "If one
patent medicine fails, it is because it is
not the right patent medicine, and they
try another. They perfer patent medi.
cine, partly becauese there is a certain
mystery about the ingredients and they
are put up in an attractive form." It is
riot easy to calculate how many millions
of dollars are spent by American people
on patent medicine every year. Think
of the enormous expense required to keep
a preparation before the public eye—
calendars, almanacs, cook -books, cards,
high-priced articles in all the daily
papers. Of course, the money to pay
for this comes from only one source --
from people . who buy the stuff. The
sale of a certain . "vegetable" compound
is said to have amounted in one year to
three million dollars, and one-third of
that went the nest year to advertising.
Now to yeld three millions at least six
million bottles }oust have , been sold.
That gives one some idea of the number
of people who use . such preparations.—
.Popular Seien a fllo,ie ty,
`�a"CITY RESTNVRRNI'
for
PINE APPLES,
ORANGES,
• LEMONS,
BALANAS,'
TO til ATOES,
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS,
CONFECTIONERY, ALL KINDS,
' ALMOND NUTS,
WALNUTS,
PEA NUTS.
?LEV? fld'YS.
I have much pleasure in„anounc(ng to the farming
publio that 1 am agent for these Celebrated'
1'lowe and other
FANOY BISCUIT OF ALL FINDS.
A Large Stock of Canned' Goods
TO 1v1 &TOES,
PEAS,
. CORN,
SALMON,
LOBSTER,
CHICKEN,
, TURKEY,
CONDENSED OOFFEE,
CANNED PIGS FEET.
Agri:kr:1
. I lesxi t I
k REPAIRS KEPT ON HAND.
The Old Stand on Victoria Street will still be
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Sewing Machines,l
Organs,.
Washing Machines
andrjWringers.
FIREWORKS OF ALL HINDS.
R. HILL.
SANITARY .,PLUMBING
AND HEATING.
We wish to.l
Woolen Alille
MOOR give Op
cUs
In all Its
class
Tweed
Flan
Eto
Bl
(made from pure
Give axe a call and inspect Goods. Customers from
hone with them t
V, B Curnmiris1
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Wingham, April 17th 1891.
LOOK MERE!
I have in stuck a full line of
FLY NETS,
WHIPS,
BRUSHES;
CURRY -COMBS, &o.
ALEX. SAUNDERS,
CODER=C23-
LATEST METHODS
Particular *attention paid to
Sanitation and Ventilation..
Plans and Specifications care-
fully prepared. , w
Repairing Promptly attend-
ed to. •
Three Trains Daily.
Telephone No. 28.
Correspondence Solicited.
Jetige Wa1[oins Political Proverbs.
'When the crops is good, patriotism
sprouts in all the fence corners.
The Canadian Beaver ain't no spring
chicken.
The stump is the cradel of our Liber-
tys of Speech.
Offices to give away help a candidate
to git than.
F,grmors that don't know politics from
pertateis gods into politics.
Some men thinks bein' elected to
parliament is bigger than the Almighty.
Freedom costs money.
ptatesmen has to do a heap of talkin'
before they get down to bizziness.
They ain't no pints to the cumpas in
this country outside of politics.
Tho first of July is one and insepper-
abls.
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A RIK S
double and single, light or heavy, made to
order, in the latest styles and of the bast
material.
TRUNKS, VALISES, HAND BAGS, &c.,
in stook and will be sold cheap.
•
Repairing neatly an'a promptly done
The patronage of the publio solicited, and satisfa&
ion in work and material guaranteed,
Shop—One door south of T. A. Mille' store.
C. KNECHTEL
BOOT A
MoL
Having purchased
McCormick & Co, w
opened out in the s
Store, Wingham.
Boots and $hoc
Stook on short t
promptly done,
'Tho patreuage of
guaranteed.
GOOD
WOOL WANTED.
The Hoy ai w ff1is Chance.
One Sunday a boy who had always
'been noted for bis respectful demeanor,
observed a rummy old citizen yawning
on a street corner and said to ham :
Please, mister, you'd better not open
your mouth too wide.
Why ? was the surprised query.
Because there's ^a lfiw against opening
a saloon on Sunday.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID ,
AT THE
WINCHA fI TANNERY
The majority of people die sooner than
they should, George E Waring, jun,says :
"Disease is not a consequence of life ; It
is due to unnatural conditions of living
--to neglect, abuse and want." And 1)r
Stephen Smith says : "Nlan is born to
health and longevity ; disease is abnor-
mal, and death, except from old age, is
accidental, and both are preventable by
human agencies."
The fashionable word to replace "swag-
ger" is "wide."
•
W. J. CHAPMAN.
Wingham, June 15, 1891,
H A,LST D & SCOTT
13.13.1\TS-
Josephine Street • - - • • - Wingham, Ont,
LUMBER,
Dressed and undressed,
M
MATTHE
HARNE
hag on ha
HORSE BLANKETS,
CURRYCOMB
BRCS
LATH,
SHINGLES,
STAVES,
BARRELS,
CEDAR POST
WOOD, &c.,
J. A. }Mane, 1 J. W. SCOTT, .
Mount Forest. I Listowel
Always on hand,and will
be sold cheap.
MILL—Adjoiniiig G. ' T. .11., on
Sbuter Street.
McLean & Son,
Winghaw, Ont,
Deposits Rteeeived and Interest
Allowed.
Money Advanced to Partners and
Business 1VJ:en,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security. Sale notes Nought
at a fair valuation. Honey remitted to all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
Special Attention Gi'den to Col-
lecting Accounts and Notes.
Agents ft Cattadf Canada.
Merchants' Bank
Office fours--1,'retlt 9 A. m. tab p. in.
Al. V. SMXTHy
Agent.
Pisos Remedy for Catarrh is the
Best, Easiest to Use and Cheapest.
W , iPS,
TRUNKS.
VALISES etc.
Which will be sold at bottom prices.
vn mill to the
tem of Hungarian Roller Preee
I lievo wecan now give better ace
' ever before, We offer
Prompt Dispatch,
Pair E
HARNESS, double or single, made to order on QTJA,LITY SECOND:TO NONE IN
SECTION.
And by close personal attention to the business
SHOP—Opposite the Bank of Hamilton.hope to be again favored with a trial by all old )
friends and matey new ored. 1Y�ble
i Yours most respectfully, toll
MATTHEW AMBLER, *
HUTTON & CARR, °b0 In
Wingham Mill, Oot 49,1889. usssis
Wingham, Feb. Cth, 1890. 1370
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+GOLLEY, Vedh'
VETERINARYSURGEON. Sep
Honorary Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Co11o.
Also Graduate of Dentistry School, Toronto is prer21'�j.d
pared to treat all Diseases of Domesticate AniA1 6
in the latest scientific manner. 37 •Ozt 1.
Calls promptly attended to. Office and Infirmhry 1,
RtDD'S OLD STAND, wings er { e
E 0 Callers by night will find him at the ofH8e5 ''Q oa,�
Gelb 1.454
or R. A°
ro iits ,
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short notice, and satisfncation guaranteed.
i'A call solicited,
Sold by druggists or sent by mall, s0o,
E. T. Hazeltine, warren. Pa., II, 8,A.
H P. CHAPMAN,
ISSUER . or MARRIAGE LICENSES, NOTARY
PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, ETC,
OYPICE—" Big" Bookstore,
RIPLEY, ONT.
Money to Loan on Farm Security at Low Rates of
interest. No commission charged.
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON; Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car load Orders a 'Specialty.
Increase of
IS CERTAIN IF THE GENUINE
E1cCoII's L
Ig ONLY USED.
'e+• �Id
dfl A
BE ENERGETIC, BY GIVING IT ONE
McCOLL'S WELL KNOWN ?.*6
0.7
' WOOD delivered to any part ot
AV' Orders by mail promptly attended to•
OtouCtE T110148014,
Witurbaz P. O.
ACknowledged the best in Canada.
earlier Sale by Leading Dealers throughout th
A Blessing to Every 11,7,,v),,i1:1,t),C,,14.,4,0-"q0:ce614.04:0:4,1,4,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS • A
sr' 4.6 Iks, 4. yi ,a
These remedies have litood the test of ilfty yeas experience, at
131,
rutty the blood, correct all disorders et the LIVER„ 4011t tioNtYs Alio& v ,
rat 6.0
NGS AND AL N
Is the only reliable reinedy• for bad Itge, 9011.9 *lab, ADcr011ff tt'ett>tiliN
THROATS, COUGHS, COLDS, GOUT, RITEIBitTIS314 01,01114,11, 6f0
end sold by all Medicine Vendora thretmhout thleAvold. 6,./, C •••,?' so
not 533 Oxford Street, London, they itr4aV4r RP9
lp
I CDR
Iva them return again,
phoney Or leaning,
worst dues. Bedauselo
Once feta treatise aro
Pest Orfide. It toste
THOUSANDS
,EN AW YEA
or. stop yd er4 .aid rittiteoroe
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