The Wingham Times, 1885-05-29, Page 6!.1
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WINDOW VENTILATION,
-No time could be better than the
present, goys the Lancet, for beging the practice of house ventilation
by the wintiew, which ie still, in the,
inajerity of housee, the reediest and
safest mote for obtaining a regular
and coustant supply of fresh air.
'The practice, begun in warm weather,
'may .carried on with proper care
tihrougli autetun and wniter. The
iconstantly accumulating impurities
*derived from breath, from perspira-
tion, from exereta of other kinds col-
lected in sleeping rooms, from the use
of gas or lamp light, and too often, even
now, by suction of lamp of sew & gas
from waste pipes, by the heat of house
fires, etc., render it as necessary for
health as for comtort, that these
should be substituted by the pure
outer air. Fresh air from without
may very easily be had without draft,
had, without the risk of cold to the
meet delicate persons, if a few simple
relee ihe observed. The cold air of
winter, of eourse, enters with greater
force And in greitter proportional
volume than, the more equal ,summer
Air iuw a warm room. The aperture
or ingress must 'Ipe correspondingly
..t.n• are . Jr from a window is
1 referable to that from an open inner
dour, uo-matter how,roomy the house,
frum its more reliable purity. If the
window be the inlet, the fire, lite
plael, or it may be the dein of a
oed in simmer, acting as an outlet,
it may be opened from the top, the
ex.eut been. regulated ,aecording to
tee outer temperature. A window
s multi never be made to ventilate by
opealeg it -from below,uuless the opep,
-priee be filled up in some way and .
ettil tion.he carried. ea at the middle
witere thw. sashes join — otherwise
wafts are unavoidable. The ventilat•
lag lame is hardlysimple and
equally efficient and aide method with
pitta's of the ,others. Window vent'.
latien iespecia1ly useful in bed -rooms,
. nd le; efficiency or otherwise cannot
leo to effectbe vital puwera of the
ucoura it, who in his sleep must trust
tu'utier eneagies than his own kr
tee r 'novel of • these. impurities and
Le reale germs which his very breath
around liiin.
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MISCELLANEOUS 1.TEMS.
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Ahrt.ham Lincoln's largest fee asa
lawyer was $5,000 in a railroad case.
n Massachusetts, pews in Remelt
ehurches are now sold at.
stanati prices at every mass.
'rhe last war , between Rassia and
1 n :land was concluded just 29 years
A uolorptl lac). with both arms off a.
shou:thitc• was tried for larceny. ft.
adays ago in Oolrenbna, Ga.i and
acquitted. .
.Nn Indian doctor in Utah was
et , a oat to death recently ',by his tribe
1 r having failed. to euro A patient
placed undo r his charge.
The advertisement of an unalnidge
, dictionary Appals in a paper cle-
veted to the barbers. That is the
• .y last thing a barber would i.dinit
he needs.
"Vey do they charge be moss the
dge here.' asked a straeger in the
f -Art of - "10 eSw Mien. '‘Attempt to
:aaross and you will bo tolled," was the
• ply.
TFEJ T11141,138 FttIDAirt MAY '2'0
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Thirteen Meet be a lucky number.
John Bennett, of West Fairfield, ea.,
died of consumption at the age of 60,
eavig a family of thirteen children.
All are alive and well to day, the tilde
est being 67 and the youngest ($0.
Sickness has never troubled the
fazuiJy
There is now living in Pickens
county, Ga., a man who during the
rebellion donned his wife's dress, kept
his face closely saved analVdre a big
6111I bonnet, in order • to avoid being
conscripted and seat to the front,
The officers in search of recruits fre-
quently visited the house and asked
Lis wife where her husbard was, and
at the very moment he could be seen
working in the field in female garb.
By the time he had worn out seven of
his wife's dresses -4.m because tired of
masquerading. enlisted wed became a
good soldier.
FARM AND GARDEN.
Do not plough wet land.
Do not pasture a meadow in the
spring.
Po nob mix wood ashes with
animal manure.
Do not keep a cow that cannot
produce more than 200 pounds of
butter a year.
Every state should havo its agri-
cultural experiment farm.
Oats will make poultry poor awl
pack their ciops, it is said. -
A -writer in the Rural Now Yorker
recommends a driveway to the top of
the barn. It saves back -aching hay
pitching.i
The cows usually called Alderney
are properly namedJersey.. It is
jersey, Alderiaey whencea
the mproved
breed of cattle were brought mostly.
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A Kansas schcol teacher distributed
flower seeds to her pupils and offered
a prize to the one who produced the
finest specimens. That was a school.
mistress worth having. It is a pity
there are not morelike ber.Sucli
ti teacher w,;duld wake hosts of youngf
FOR szions, TIIINKERS.
Dangers aro kreat tests of cheroot,
er.
In to -day already wars to -morrow.
The line of life is a togged diagonal
between duty and desire.
True manliness is not above' the
humblest forms of usefulness,
Calm faith draws others to us, by
it we strengthen that of others;
Worldly men should not be permit.
ted to outdo US in acts of kindnees,
Faith and works, prayer and per-
sonal effort must always go together.
God expects us to use the best
means and, skill to save life and
property.
Flattery is a specieof false coin
which only our vanity enables to pass
current.
Ni4hts of storm and darkness are
appointed to Christians as well as
others,
.Natural conscience testifies to the
eternal connection between wrong-
doing and penalty.
The lessons we would pratice in
storms and trials are best .4earned in
days of sunshine and comfort.
• It is a Christian duty to take care
of the health, and with this, when
and what and how we eat has much
to do.,
It has been remarked some
men -give according to their means
and others according to their mean-
liessl:
Te greatest -sufferers here are not
the greatest sinners, nor are the best
saints the most prosperous in earthly
things. ,
Give me the benefit of your con-
victions if you have any, but keep your
doubt e to yourself for 1 havo enough
of my own.
There is as much need to watch
over grace as to watch over sin; full •
men will soon sleep; and sooner than
hungry men.
'Thoughtlessness is never an, excuse
for wrong -doing. Our hasty actions
disclose. as nothing else does, our
habitual feelings.
floriste and orchardists,
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Mr. Warner. of Middleton. Henry NATUJ L HISTORY . ,em.
county, Ind., raised over 40 years ago,
—
a seedling pear tree that never Camels sometintes Nye to the age
blights. • The fruit is excellent and of 100 years.
tile tree is a profuse hearer. It A f '
avMot,ous.
ooipt for b earning testliftic*-One
diotionaiy oftirt terms, t ree oil paint-
ings, and a job lot of old croo..ery
wave. Mir.. No brains needed.
*Wilat is the feminine "of Jailor I;
asked a teanher oi! a class in graminarr
'Dressmaker,' was the prompt reply.
of a bright eyed little boy*
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An elderly minister, at social
party whore the young people were,
darner*, being asked if hie dithoed,
replied : No, 1 am not educated on,
that end.
Butcher 'Come, John, be lively,.
break the bones in Mr.. Wifliarnson's
chops, and put Mr. Smith's ribs
the brsket for him.: 'All right, sir,
just as soon as I've sawed of Mrs.
Aturphy's leg,' .
The Rector (to Irish :pjasterer
ladder pointing a'WallY: 'That more
tar must have beeu very bad.' Pati
(with a grin) 'Faix, ye can't exped
the likes o',goocl Roman clin'ro to•
shtiole to a Protestant 'church, sort l't
HARKNESS'
NAIR BALM
Restores grey
hair to it* me,
WM color, re-
moves Dandruff,
etops. the hair
from falling out,
increases its
growth, and will
not soil the skin.
Aa A hair dres
sing, It hes no
superior. Guar-
anteedharallese
Prepared by
Harkness Co.
London,- Ont.
Sold by alt Drusgist
an d raitztertedivinc
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This spacb'reserved .fdr
Rowland Hill to what medicine hef . ®
Somebody once asked s the late Sir:
owed hie rooust health. Sir Rowland,-.
who is a great rider, replied : my. .
medicine has al Nays been a horse, and; the Leading Underaker and Punk 14'
my druggist an ass.' i are Dealer in Winghtun.
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A man advertised for 'a helpmeet,,
who shall be a companion of my heart,
my had and my .lbt. and my lot.
A candidate for the situation wrote :.
'1 don't.eare to know anything about
your bead or heart; but, how big is
your lot 1'
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A new imby recently arrived in the
family of a Louisville journalist, acid
papa was excessively proud over the
.event. Turning to the old black nurse,
'Auntie," said be, stroking the little
pate, •This boy seems to have a jour.
nalistic herd.' cried the untu-
tored old aunty, soothingly, 'nober
you mind,'bout dat , dat'll come all
right in time.' ,
John was thought to be very stupid.
He was sent to a null one day, and
the miller said, 'John, some people
say you are a fool .! Now tell me
what you know and what you don't
know. -e -
"Well' replied John, I know mill-
ers' hogs ate fat 1"Yes that's well,
John. Now, what don't you kriekt
'I dont know whose corn fattened
pro essor of natural history says
sprouts abundantly and has stocked
th • h f t WI t - animals frequently ory.
is its name.
A Minnesota farmer circumvents
i.he cut worm by building boxer for
wrens to nest in his garden. He says
a pair of wrens with a nest full of
young will Carry an insect of some
kind to their young every thew to
' four mitintes- from.dawn, to dark, and
the cut worm is their thoicest article
of food
Carbolic powder is an. economical
subett nee for the destructiou of foul
vermin: a little goes a great way.
It should be watered freely over the
ground beneath the roosts, in the lay
e tu se te coun ry.
butt th Carolina people complain
? ',at they are -unable to b"tiy good
ratewberiies in their markets for the
Imam that the best are shipped north
tor better prices.
The farmer king or Alabama is
.13ragg B. Comer of Barbour county.
'Ile raised 2,21.0 b,les of cotton last
year, besides a large amount deem.
He has from 8,000 to 10,000 urea in
,etton and cora this. year aud says
er ip prospects were never better.
Some Womea can keep a ir eret,
The Rebeckah degree of Oddfeilow
ship is the lest kept se e't in the
order. Men have been expelled from .
the order for di I vu.g.i
ng the tearer
work, but there is no iiisteriee on re
eord of a woman previa% reer-ant in
nor fallst,
The total umber of rf cognized
species of Australian fishes now reach-
es 1,2.91. •
Two endventrirers are travelling
throngh Nevada exhibiting a flying
snake. Thu reptile is four feet long
and as two wnige ntt-ached to its
body. about four inches back of the
head
A strange fish has been discovered
off the Morocco coast. It is a foot
a half long. and -of a deep block color,
at.d has an enormous ninth with
electric membranes, re.,embling a
pelican's.
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mg nests or w herever the fowls con. Lobsters, says Prof. &amerce are
gregate, as well as occasionally sifted
o their body feathers. Lire cannot
levee where this purifying disinfectant
is present.
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A. correspondent .of the Poultry • doubtedly the finest healing and
cleansing application for it. Be sure
equal parts of red pepper, alumni
World says that a tnixture made of
A. DUTIF,UL DAUGHTER you get McGregor' & Parke's. Sold
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flaw taken althost entirely from deep
Water, and at the present rate of de-,.
erease will shortly become curiosities,
to be found only n the anuseuma.
FLOWERS AND THE LAWN.
Start the lawn-itiower.
Petunias*tbrive in hot places.
Plant in clumps rather than in
lines.
Pond lilies may be grown • from 'the
seed.
• Salvias need plenty of pot room
until planted out.
°Etergreens can ne safely planted
several weeke later than deciduous
trees. )
There is rio better rereedy for.green.
fly on houseplants than tobacco dust
or snuff sprinkled on the ineeets. •
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HORSEMEN, ATTENTION !
When your horse is galiesI, scratch-
ed or cut, or has an ugly sore, bathe
twice daily, and apply McGregor &
Parke's Carbolic. Cerate. It is an
for 25e. per box, at C. E Sr,.,,.
g e. •
cholera. Feed a tablespoonful of this • ("Y' in• '
her four year ofd daughter, " I want
mixture in three pints of scalded
rosin and su pbur will cure chicken • " d mother toram
Lama daily and the chickens will
you to play with your little brothe- If yon need any kind a work
utt ' call at. Tne TIMES Ofh0-1.
Well speedi; y while I am down town."
Anwhat will:you bring me ?
FLUID LIGTITNING. " Never mind, 1 will bring you some:
" '
otrza
thing. And nowanind you, if he wants
ill one moment 0" stogie appitcatiOn Platt with your toys, you man t
All sufferers from thitt terrible tor- t° • • . onliNG mum::
cry.
AS lien the Italy returned, the little
ment, neuralgia Mtn made happy ,,, Nome "
of Fluid Inulitniug briskly r ubbed ou girl ran to her and said: BEST
disgusting medicine day after day Now what did you bring met" FAMILY
paiuful parts, and without using any
"1 player' with my brat/ker.
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with little or no result. Fluid Light- 0 menion. br9eghe •cou art orange ., KNITTING
ning also ...urea as eirec,nally, tooth-
, Where's little brother!" - • ' MACHINE
rheutuatistny ,lieaditene He's aslee Ginnue the orange,
• 111 IS 011 -3? 25 cents pio bottle at id -----------------------1 rgsaid:
1,4,44,0,11 And the
ONLYMACHINE
That will KNIT
RIBBED and
PLAIN WORK
Potently.
P.; 1N dug store.. . . ewe t e ninny articles that tali be made
hen he grabbed my dishes. I gillr reelllY Machine are Undershirts Dr wet?: -
aidn't cry "
itts, Hosiery(coves, Is-
these can be m,adCaps, Cuffs, Tidaajie any size.
TI1US BUNS THE WORLD A WA.Y "You didn't?' Why, you are a good 01/1i 11IMIER IS PERFECTION.
Ilurse to fasltionahN mother —The ”e
liaIY"gsi:u1.:i'l an When lie grabbed my
baby is very restlese. ma'am, 1 can't don1 didn.t, ery ever!'
enythiug with "You didn't ?"
V.10 —Sire's teething. I suppese 1 ,givoine ,t
11,1—Yosiiii I think if yott was to i.whatreia yoa. say ?"
t.stio 1331 hiyour AVMS it little Willie it "Malin',
n,ibt 00tit her.. • • but knocked him down
_11 rilowsible 1110114 with the little. chair."'
the time to spare, 1 itin just getting
reeelv atteed a meeting of the For Sale —A first class oovered
to Obi Ute imby sono pate. 6,0 three months" Apply to Dr -
gone. Towler. -1)
.,erekark.
Soei Preveutam of Cruelty baggy, alnlOst new: luta beet beea in use
Makes the Pearl Itilretitch Oho-and•one, ono -and.
O (01" -ml -three. etc., Perfect ih elasticity,
feet than t
reiit,
t ritToMott durable and per.
Onr Alaehines make the Only perfect seamless
full faahloued
HOSIERY IN THE WORLD,'
With more etitobes to the topthen In the ankle.
Milts the coarsest Irartner's Yarn, Cotton, Silk,
or Thread,
Blind girls eon knit and Ankh one deceit plate
of rsock4 lu one day; and $0.00, $3.00 and $4.00
min bo evity Made in on I
Send for Descriptive Ciffalegtul And Testi,
. & J. WILSON
Veterinary Surgens,
Tionored Graduates of Ontario -*eterinary
College, and registered members Of Yaw
inary edieal Assomation, are prepared to
treat all diseases of Domestic Aniroals. on
the latest and moss Seientifio
Calla attended to day and night, HorstiS
bought and sold on commission. Office any.
infirmary in the stand lately ocouped,b
T. Kerr, V. S., opposite Merrifield's Boo;
sephine Street, Winghsm.
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AyER'S PILLS.
A. large proportion of the diseases wilt&
cause human suffering result from derange.
merit of the stomach, bowels, and liver.
AYER'S ca.enearie PILLS aot.direotly upon
these organs, and- are especially designed to
cure the diseases caused by their derange.
ment, including Constipation, Indigest.
tion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery,
and a host of other ailments,. for all of
which they are a safe, sure, Tromp& • and
pleasant remedy. The extensiveilse of these
PILLS by eminent physicians, in regular pm.
tic& shows unmistakably the 'ettimation lu
which. they aro hold by the medical protest
sion.
These rams are eompounded of vegetable
substances only, and are absolutely free front •
OalomeTer auy other injurious ingredient. • •
Sufferer from Ileadache writes:
"Aran's PILLS are invaluable to me, and '
aro my constant companion. I have been
a severe sufferer front Headache, and your
Plus are the only thing I Could lookle
for relief. One dose will quickly move my .
bowels and free my head from pain. They
are the most effective and the easiest physic
I have.ever found. It is a pleasure to me tet
speak in their praise, and ',always do se
when occasion offers.
W. L. PAGE, of W. L. Page & Bro."
Franklin St., Itiolimontl,Va., June 8,1882.
"I have used AvEn's rims in numbon!
less instances as recommended by you, and
have never known them to fail to acconiplish
the desired result. We constantly keep theta
on hand at our home, .and prize them as it
plangent, safe, and reliable family medicine.
FOE DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable. •
Alexia, ;17exab, June 17, 1882.j. IlArEs'"
Tile RSV. FRASIC,I8 B. HAittoWn, writing
from .ltiante, Ga., euyet "For some years
past I have been subject to constipation.,
front whieh, in spite of the use of meth+
clues of various kinds, I suffered increasing
'inconvenience, until some months ago I
began taking AYER'S PILLS. They hark
eutirely corrected tho costive habit, and
have vastly improved my general health."
Arun's wait/mem Pinas correct image.
'laxities of the bowels. stimalate the uppo
Lite and digestion, and by their prOmpt and
thorough 'Mimi give tone 'end Vigor to the
whole physida: °Monty.
Par,rAyazD ar
Dr. 1.0. Ayer & Co., LoWett, Maw
Sold by all Druggists.
YOUNAli experience the WetidOrtn)
O,
D'IALNEbe'lieficZal ergSeactsp:
Ayersrilla.
Ecihtidren with Soirb Eyes, Sore
AGED.
ilitie taint ratiPbr mattreelle"alfthiliPstinodrstrillPh.ocia
by Its use.
field bran to:0410W ; el, als Dalai fat Not)
Farmers Ladowners
Do you want to borrow money? .To buy
more laud for Yourself or Yortr Sons. To
build a Rouse or BUD.' To Jeenee, Clear,
Iiluderdralu, or otherwise improve Land. To' pay off a Mortgage at other Debte. or
for any ether Purpose, 12 you do the tire
dersigned are able to Loan at the lowest
rates of Interest and more retisonelle
Monate frairi the 1111110.
Perms than any one else in this section of
OREELIVIAN trtos)
ONOILGETOWN, 011T,
4,the countrytt.
Env, & DICHEN8014,
Barristers. Wingbatu
Solleitore tor theliank of Hamilton.
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