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The Wingham Times, 1898-12-23, Page 2Pnc:ett117C:l. • OW' ;, Oil thrill fret; deserve is :en: other. t,oi 1 rand, point lift* way to pros: pet i';' Pale hr. nt.. 1-te:r•'tl by the etches'. `i lel{1 W1NG.I.JAM TIMES, DECEMBER 23, I8Kt8. EPIIIAMS. j lir 1' 11' ANOSH. 9 T Connell met according to adjourn: rent at St. Helens on Dee. 15th, � SOME. 13RIGRT SAYII:US TII.!T DAVE A QQUOD DT :1IA life i+i1:,tNING. Trouble gets into heathy a. Bane by means of a night latchkey, Any man pusstsstng a stout heart and a good liver cttn be a hero, The man. W)%() tries to make the beet of it et .,.eat gets the worst of it, srt't,s to "beat the band, ' and the leader• c f the band beats time. WWhen a man is getting on well, asualty mean he is gettin;;; well t. sii" A man's religion represent, his ' a, � intellet•tual rattier than his moral ,+ , tNtirr, �j ,estandard. h auwtistd It makes a difference whether you 4 1- txalt , I°, •:.; :°,r• iy cu Etfa by'' �isciso Yeitae T h7y _ ellsve 'i7l t`esee : t L)y spc-,si:i. , al Too kieerty I atilt;. A er. Coca iz:.._ti for D.r..:.icss, Nausea, Drowse.%less, hart" 'e:;tc fn the Me• th, Co axed Ton=tai rain is t 'tic, TORPIZD L IVEER. ', i'ey Tceg,..rete the ; owel:. Pae ' egetable, ?zrzs.all l riC,.a ,,SCC 'Ol.. f�Ce, Car ten, demand Little Liver Pills. A D JW ISI/ SOLDIER •Fells hevtr i:Milburn's Heart and Nerve :'?lis Conquer Disease. Like tete conueringarmies of Britain, - " whick: are r :arching to victory 'in every • .quarter of ti:e globe, IMMilburn s Heart , and Pierv. P:nsare everywhere triamph- engorerr.;ie:k:,e se,weaknessandstiffe•ring. Mr. i:avi4 E' :lsk:, of Carleton P1nce, <)e1t , n. m.^,n v -1,t, has sirv'd frith dis- tinction am.1 cri:c'.it in the British array, and i:i :,::.i; an employee of the C. P. Railway, sirs, "While in the army I got broken dean, and me nervous system was cona:"iletely shattered. "I _... touch troubled with liver corn- plair.t. _se cf at,:-•.:tite, ett:. 111y rest be- etan-a: b.c:.en Lind wasdisturbed by vivid +dre:sras. 'i'hi, had been going on for Li. year::, a?' lit 1;..: t took a great many renueliee c:eape from the troubics wh'is'tir�b.v •, er, Igot no relief until I ctarta.1 to tai.•: Milburn's Heart and Nerve. fill., which1 used together with lama -Lis t- fits. and now sifter having -used a fe-w lare;es, I am better than I mare been for year .. ISIy nerves are restored to full force and vigor, I eat and deep well, and my entire system has been to n. d and strengthened." " 111i, , era'.;1..td and Nerve Pills, Goc. a bo.,, or 3 fo lsr.ad, at ail druggists. "rax s..' P U ," Bays John Doherty, 35 Nor 4`r,r S Johan, N.13., "curedme of C., s .wr:...�n ,t..S distress after eating. Their i.ctka Is r:a.arai end effective." T e . L. EMULSION Tire D. ee L. i?-iViULSION s thr br,:t rut most ratatable preparation of Cs 1I..e;,it,agrceir,g.wlththeznost.talicate Sc. rch. 'Tree D. & L. EMULSION Is prr cribed by the leading physicians of Ca el -1. Te D. & L. EMULSION .sa rear:ellcns i:ech t,rodueer and will give you an apLtctite. set. dt $1 per Bottle. Be sorayn�iretI DAVIS & LAWRENCE the ;;since (.0., Limited, Montreal Pylly-Pectoral A, QUICt CURE p'OR COUGHS AND COLDS Very valuable R2nredy is all affections o1 the THROAT or LUNGS ta.r e I3ottitl;, 25c. cull a than a"brick" or a 'gold brick.' One euon forgets the eharm cfdimple in a cheek alongside a sharp tongue. The donkey is sure that all voices except his own are more ur less out of tune. There is but one truth and 10,000 falsehoods, bence'truth is easier to tell. There is no doubt as to tlee De Ber- gerac nose being the moat striking figure of the piny. 13e careful not only fhf the company you kt'ep, but also cf the company your• campery keeps. Poverty is sent to us as. a. lamp wherewith to find our true friends when the world grows dark. More men are assassinated with mortgages and grocers' bills than with' knives and pistols. --L. A. W. Bulletin. BED -TIME. THE NECESSITY OI SLEEP IN ALL CONDITIONS OP LIFE. A physician of courtly old school inanne'•s used to give prescriptions marked respectively fur early bed- time and for late bedtilne. A dis- cussion arose the .other day wrong several friends as to what constituted early and what late bedtime. Some of the ladies maintained that 10 o'clock was the limit between the two, others thought that early bed time lasted till 11, and a few, who believed in beaurty sleep, pleaded that early bed time began at 8 o'clock and'lasted till 9,80.So many people' are engaged aill day and the dinner hour is - neces ssrilly, in city fife, deferred till so late an hour that families do not . break up from their quiet evening, aniil. after 10 o'clock, Society push -s es its hours later, and the votariesc.'n e near having no bedtime at a11,1 snatching their rest when they can between one gay rout and another•.The invalid and the aged perand the child must 'perforce retire•early. For these steady going! persons who regulate their life by rule, and who habitually rise at an early hour and breakfast punctually at i o'clock, 10 is certainly a good bedtime hour. Brain workers would find their account in seeking repose of the couch and the darkened and silent chamber, with preferably apaque curtains to exclude tine light of the moon and street lamp alike at 10 o'clock. A long sleep rests the mind as well as the body, and prepares one for work the next day, whatever it may be. I�ar better than an opiate or a narcotic is the habit of seeking the pillow at an early hour and quietly lying still, with closed eyes and relaxed limbs until sleep, gently weed. comes with its+ healing touch and softly weaves it&.spelis of balm. - The got;d doctor probably meant by early bedtime any; time between 8 and 9.30 and regarced the later period as between 3.30 and mill?night. Growing children ;cannot too carefully be enjoined to get plenty of sleep. The boy or; girl who ltas lessons to learn must oaken early after.a gt.od night's res and this is insured only in puncttiplity in re- tiring. .Eight o'c1oc11` is a good bedtime for all young l eopic• under 15, and should be insisted upcn by parents. 98. Mewhors all present the sleeve in the chair. :tlintt'tes of last meeting read and approved. Treasurer's stetetuent fok month of November hhttowea balanceort hand of 901).88 received and Ill4d. Air's, llutinsot). was gr;tiitcd S1() it 1.5 said, the riding has grown tired charity. • 13ut it' the province had beeenne a Cemrrc,n--Webster—Byelaw was hostile to the government as' th passed appuinaing polling booths and opposition's speeches and articles de deputy returning officers tor the Glare, lv is hard .to see not only how 4.01.11141,0 9111. ILUIDY SECUR1'l, The lIardy Government's hour of apprehension has passed. To be sure, the size of till•, Douglas' major ity in East Northumberland is du to his own popularity anti to the au pol.lul:irity of his opponent, of whom 0 s e coaling t'iectluus. A number of checks were issued Mr. Douglas could win with so large which will appear in a few data s in a majority, but bow he could win a the financial statement, all. The fact seems to be that th W. Mop1osCIu, Tp. Clerk. Hardy Governntent'is regaining th popularity which it seemed temper You Siiould Know arily to hays lost through the inter I What Hood's Saieuparilla has power to nal difieren4es of th; party. Tee Ido fui' those wlj have impure and he. vigorous luniber policy and the gen: poverlsht:d blood. IL wades the blood erally wise tend. eeunomie adtninistra: I rich and pure, and cures scrofula, salt hewn, dyspepsia, eaten b, rheumatism., bolt has gitlen Mr. Hardy and this r nervousness. If ,you aro troubled with colleagues a strong hold on the auy ailment caused or promoted by iii people's preferences, and, the excite: pure blood, take t1ood's Sarsaparilla at inept of the 4eneral elections leaving tl e once. worn off, theory "tame for a change' HOOD'S PILLS are pro'rnpt and efIi- has lust its proteney. Upon cooler cieut, easy to take, easy to operate. - reflection, the province seems Co have decided that it is wise to keep a good Christmas Don'ts. government, especially when. the other side has offeredz not only noth: Don't pay more_ tbr the Christmas ing better, but a mere demand for a tree than you pay for the fruit. ehance to show what, it can do. Mr. Don't send your gentlemen adorer Hardy's Government is solid for an: a gold toothpick. He may have false other four years, and ff the Liberals teeth. settle their differences in several Don't send your pastor embroider: ridings which they lost on March 1, ed slippers. To travel the straight Ml' 1Vhitney will have to fight his next campaign and narrow pato requires hobnailed on a bigger policy if he 'hopes to win. shoes. • Don't buy your =daughter a piano and your wife a washtub. It, you reverse the order, you will do justice to both. • • Of course the Conservative organ doesn't view it that way. It ascribes Mr. Douglas vict:,ry to the dollar sign, and the Liberal victories in the Don't place your expectations of a federal bye -elections to the race cry, Christmas gift too high. You may In that ease, the, Liberals must have have to put your foot in your stock: been awful feels, to throw away me: ing to find anything in it. nee in securing ae uetnecessary large Doe'e't make your friend a present majority in Eat Northumberland, while as for the race and religion cry —well, the least the Mail says on that ,line the better. The Mali shoald'be the last in the world to at: tack anybody on the race and -creed cry.—Toronto Star. and be disappointed because he doesn't give something. Perhaps you've surprised him. Don't give presents to people not quite so prosperous as yourself and tell thein not to reciprocate because they can't afford to make presents. Be just before you are generous. Pay your debts before von buy pre: sents. Your ereditors may consider that they have received an unexpeet: ed gift. Don't give your bey a drum and forbid him beating it, nor your daughter a horse and order her not to take it out of the stable without permission. Above all things, don't have the bad taste to be forever harping on what you would like for a Christmas gift. Your friends may be attacked with nausea and you will get nothing. Made a New Man. t I must say Laya Liver Pills made a new man of me. I:iwas troubled with Indigestion, Fluttering of the Heart and pain in the small ofithe Back, and after taking the Laza-!.{fiver Pillra for about three weeks they cured me." 1VIelvillo Miller, 13onsfort P. 0:, Ont. The fiveyear•:old son of Mr. Robt. Defoe of Brougham: was drowned in a cistern. The great steel lies tank of the Consolidated Gas Co:, at Avenue A and 20th street, NewiYork; collapsed letting 8,000,000 gallons_ of water Don't make your wife a gift of do•evn in the streets. something she has needed for an en: tire year ; for then it looks :is if you O h l r.dd re n .Cry for made a necessity and cheated your wife out of a real Christmas present, There is generally fine fie 1d ft, ST .Y' Fd the.exercise of charity Within a bloek George Wheeler, a fourteen:year: old boy, was kilted on the railway of your own home. Save your flan- nels for your needy neighbors. 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