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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-05-28, Page 5THE WINGIIA.M TIMES, MAY 27, 1I()8 Kernels from the Sanctum Mil! Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges. Never wear your wiehbono where your backbone orght to be. Polido magistrates have the courage of their couvictire. PI Dr. Chase's Clint mantis a certain and guarantees' curoforcach and Ivory f o r in o1 itching, hie edin , an d piton Seo testimonials in tlo pre s and ding your noighborsabout it. You can use it and tot your money back it not satisfied. ere, at all 3oalcra or LnmANsON, DA'rE3 & Co., Toronto. b.% (CHASE'S OINTMENT. T. A little flattery now tied then will ,soften up the hardest man. Three Chinese navy officers are now sli tat in the British cruisers to improve *heir professional treiuicg. • CASTOR 1A For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ;signature of Most of cur j )ys as well as most of our sorrows era due to ignorance. It takes more than a pet name to pacify a woman v. hen she is a pet. The essential lung -healing prinr ipal of the pine tree hes finally bean suocessfully separated acid refined into a perfect cough medicine—Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by all dealers on a ;gnar tn.tee of satisfaction. Price 25 carts. A wise woman always lets herself get the waist of an argument with an egotfet. It is said to be unlue`iy for anyone to put np an umbrella in a room—except An auctioneer. SPRING MEDI.INE. As a spring medicince Burdock Blood Bitters has no equal. It tones up the ;Totem and removes all impurities from the blood, and takes away that tired) weary fueling so prevalent in the spring. Anyway the obese female who has outgrown the corset habit looks com- fortable. It is said that the whisper of a beauti- ful woman can be heard farther than the loudest yell of daty. Bears the Signature `•of mal.. "X1400 Fd- = a. The Kind You Have Always Bought The fitting shop of the Dominion Iron and Steel Company wan burned, and the machinery ruined, causing $10,000 loss, The Heeley-Jowsey claim near Hai- leybury was sold for $300,000 to Dr Beattie Nesbitt and Toronto and New Yoik oapitalista. Hon. A. B, Aylesworth has given notice of au amendment to the criminal node to increase the pona'ty for selling cigarettes to miners. It is said that dried currants given oocasionally to horses in lien of oats will increa•e their power of endurance. Rev. R. W. Ross, of Knox Church, Guelph, will leave in June to accept the pulpit at Fort Massey Church, Halifax, N. S. THE LADIES' FAAVORLTE, Laxa-Liver Pills are the ladies' favorite medieiue. They cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliioueness, and Dyspepsia without griping, purging or sickening, Practically alI the bnsiness acction of Russel, Man , was wiped cut by fire. There is very little insurance. The loss is estimated at $100,OCO. Weak women should read my "Book No 4 For Women " It was written expressly for women who are not well. The Book No. 4 tells of Dr. Shoop's "Night Care" and fast how these sooth- ing, healing, antiseptic suppositories can be socoessfnlly applied. The book, and striotly confidential medical advice is entirely free. Write Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. The Night Cure is sold by all dealers. BLOOD -CLEANSING RECOMMENDED IN THE SPRING TIME Where there are several young wo• men in one family doubtless they are locking for a larger flat to accommodate the family mi!liuery. CA sMs33.XA.. Beare the The Kind You Have Always Boa Signatase of Zarossi, the Italian banker, charged with swindling in Montreal, has been arrested in Ltlexico City, and step3 w' be taken to extradite him. Mra. Jas Clendening, for many years a resident of Walkerton, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Rebt, Steel, on Sunday, May 17th, at the age of sixty four years. As a result of a vivid dream thrice repeated, George Chester, of West Liv- ingston, N. J., found Ms wife's wedding ring, which she lost nearly five years ago, under a roadside tree. The poll tax of $500 on each Chinese immigrant into Canada brought the Federal Treasury last year no less a sum than $690,000. The total arrivals of Chinese were 1,380, each paying $500 on entry. Robert Stewart, an elderly farmer near Brockville, was attacked by James Young, his hired man. beaten with a club, and is now in a critical condition. ,Young's motive was robbery, and he got away. This week we have to record the death of another of Howick's old residents in the person of Mr. Robt. Edgar, of the 11th Con, whose demise took place on Friday, May 15th, in his 74th year. Doan's Kidney Pills act on the kid- neys, bladder and urinary organs only. They cure backaches, weak back, rhenm- esism, diabetes, congestion, inflamation, gravel, Bright's disease and all other diseases arising from wrong action of the kidneys and bladder F. B. Deacon wre acquitted at Strat- ford of a charge of stealing a note for $1,000, on the ground of an error in bookkeeping. dA.75iII* OR.=A.. Boars the _ AThe Kind You Have Aiways Bough! Signature of 1-t There are only thirty- one life mon among the 500 odd convicts in the Kingtaon penitentiary, The longest time any one of the "lifers" has so fur served is 23 years. One of the men ie a nonogenarian. There are twelve inmates in the woman's ward, several of whom are serving life terms. 1 CA TA. RRH If yon want a pure cure for CATAItRIH OF TIIE READ, hero it is. • • • • • • • OIYGEWRTOR THE REASON WHY: BECAUSE OXYGENATOR HEALS 'The mucous membrane being in an inflamed condition, causes running at the nose: bet when this anenthrano is healed the discharge erases. Laveryy effort should be made to cure Catarrh, for it leads to Catarrh of the Throat, Stemaeh or Bladder, Consump- tion and Bright's Disease, "Oxygenator" is put np in large size bottles. Price, $t.uo, and Sue. "Oxyg"'natot" 3 s "road by all wholesale and retail druggists. The Oxygenator Company Throat% Canada. IN Trus w tr TUE SYSTEM I9 STEENuTHENI ),I) AND mem: lHEALTH ASS U1ttsl) Frcm the earliest time it has been uni• vereally ecknowledged that the traust• tory eerrod between winter and spring i3 the seed time of disease. Consegoenrly it is necessary for us all to take suitable medicine. A delay rives the germs and weakness a better chance to take hold. Don't wart, think of your email resist- ing pewere, and begin building np to- day, For weakness, overwork and de bility the doctors presoliLe Ferrozoue; let it help you now: Vitality and po0or are instilled into the blood; this mean, new strergth for ad weak organs. The fire of ycuth will dame in your veins, and new found energy will in. crease yonr desire to work. Ferrezoue supplies the uonrisbiug and tissue•tuilding material your system Lacks. Isn't Lis "a reason tvhy?" From Comberaiere, Oat , Mrs. Joe. Oram writes as follows; "For a number of years I was sickly in the springtime I felt tired, nervone and had headaches My blood was weak and damp days brought en 'hertz atism. My nervone gyett'tn was unstrung and I felt utterly 'lora cat Terrence revived me in a abort time. In two days my appetite luta, aced, and I could feel a hnildieg np process g ling on. This great tonic made a new ptreen of me and I don't think a more strengthsni'ig medi.ine for the s r;ng can be found." Wouldn't it be jest flue for emu to get ba"k your old•tirno spirits and vigor? Rielly done with "Ferrczene"; com- mence to -day. Sold by all dealers, 50o per box or six boxes for $2 50. Miss Edna Manning, daughter of the late A. H. Manning. and formerly on the staff of the Clinton Public School, was married in Toronto on Monday to Roy Helyar, Kemptville, son of Mr. Charles Helyar. Both are native Clintonrans, who are moat highly esteemed and popular young people, who will have the very beat wishes of many friends. Monday morning when the Wingham train pnlled into the station at Clinton, it was seen that a robin had baht its nest beneath one of the passenger coaches, presumably between Saturday night and Monday morning, and the Bird was in the neat when the train came nto the yard. Mr. W. Doherty, of Clinton, has sold his farm, lot 23, concession 5, Tucker - smith, to Mr, A. Broadfoot, of the Mill Road. This farm has been occupied for some years by Mr. T. C. Edmonds. The purchase price was in the neighbor- hood of $4000. It is said that three of the stingiest men in the country were in the village yesterday. One of them will not drink as much water as he wants unless it is from another man's well. The second forbids say of his family from writing anything but "a small hand" as it is a waste of ink to make large lettere. The third stops his clock at night in Order to Rave wear and tear on the machinery. Al of them decline to take their country paper on the ground that it is a terrible at:ain on their spectacles to read news- papers, even in the day time. Death oame with startling snddennets to Mr. Henry Stevens of Clinton, on Wednesday afternoon, May 20th, he ex- piring without a moment's warning. He has been in more or lees enfeebled health for some time, bat his death was entirely unlooked for. He was one of the oldest reaidente of Clinton, and one who has done as mach, perhaps, in the building np of the town as any man who has lived there. Mr. Stevens oame to town in t852, and was an apprentioe to Mr, E Dingley, wagon maker, he and Mr. Fret Rnmball haying tarred at the same time. Later he went into the carpentering and afterwards conducted a oontraotin 1 g and planing mill business, whioh he discontinued some time ago. Lie was an offlciai member of the first Methodist church started is iilinton. Itne Is \t'itre's Carhsrtic. Since it is the liver which filters bile from the blood, where it is a poison. and paesee it into the intestines, where it is essential as an aid to digestion, and as a means of regulating the action of the bowels, it is of the greatest impor- tance to kerp the liver active by the nee of Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills. In this way constipation is thoroughly eared. Canada has more than 23,000 miles of completed railway, built at a cost of more than one billion dollars. In actual railway mileage Canada ranks eighth among the countries of the world, and her mileage per capita is greater than that of any other country. Folly 5000 miles are now under construction. A deep gloom was soddenly cast over Bay field, over the unexpected death of Mr. Brownlee, principal of the public school, although the late Mr. Brownlee was ailing for some time yet no one sus- pected anything serious as he continued his work np to Friday before bis death when he dismissed school with the in- tention to assume work on the following Monday. But the slight cold he had contracted developed rapidly into pneu- monia, and although the doctor gave all medical aid, yet:death followed the fatal disease on Saturday afternoon May 16th. Piles are easily and gaiokly checked with Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment. To prove it I will mail a smell trial box as a convincing test. Simply address Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. I surely woula not send it free unless I was certain that Dr. Shoop's Mastic Ointment would A religious census of Walkerton re• cantly completed has brou8ht out the following facts as to population: Roman Catho'ios 826, Presbyterians 717, Methodists 404, Anglicans 210, Luther- ans 141, Baptists 125, E'ang' Ass'n 53, Dieoiples 48, Salvation Army 15, Christadelphiana 7, Hebrews 7, Un- bitten 1, Plymouth Brethren .1, Infidel 1, Not at hone 17, total 2734, Mr. A�' xauder Mclllorrau, who has been ill at the home of bis eon, lir. D 0. Mo!liorran, Havelock street, Luck. now, passed away Monday, 18th, after an illness of several months' duration Deceased who was in his 83rd year, oame to Canada from rear Belfast, Irrland, 60 yeses ago and lived at Tor• onto, whero he carried oa an ext nsive coopering beelines; he later moved to Paisley and settled ou a farm, at this time there were but two other residents living at Pees el. Mrs, Mcliorrati pre deceased him ten years ago, both hay ing diad on M''uday, May 18th We are very curry to record the death of Mr. J Alfred Berge of Oliuten„ whioh occurred on Tuesday evening, May 19th, after only a week's illness from pueumonit. Deceased who was in his 39:h year, was burn here, being the third son of the late D.,vid Barge, and for over twtuty yew's: was an em- ployee of the Doherty Factory, hie associates showing their appreciation for him by raising a private subscription of nearly $100 for his family, which has been snpplemented by a public eontri button. Ile' was married to a Mise Swan, who with her four children, aged respectively 4, 6 0 and 11 years, have the symprthy of the community. their sad bereavement. It caused tcaroely any surprise a hen on Saturday evening, May 16th it was reported that Alexander McKenzie of Teeswater, (familarly known as "Smithy") had passed away. He had reached the advanced age of 88 years and to all who saw him of late it was evident that he had not long to live as the whole coustitntion seemed worn out. There are few in Teeswater who have is longer term of residence than the late Mr. McKenzie, he having come to Tees - water iu 1854 He was born in Inver- ness, Scotland, in 1820, and after learn- ing the blacksmithing came to Canada in 1860, and for four years lived in Hamilton, whero he worked for the G. T. R. Co. Hie wife. who also came from the Old Country, died in 1888 since which time he and his only son Witham, who survives, lived together. There is a Pink Pain Tablet made by Dr. Shoop, that will positively stop any paiu, anywhere in 20 minutes. Drug- gists everywhere sell them as Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets, but they stop other pains as easily as headache. Dr. Sheep's Pink Pain Tablets simply coax blood pressure away from pain centres—that is all. Pain comes from blood pressure —congestion. Stop that pressure with Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets and pain is instantly gone. 20 Tablets 25e. Sold by all dealers. By the burning -of the Queen's Hotel, Tilsonburg, early Wednesday morning, three lives were lost and at least three persons seriously injured, while most of the sixty persons sleeping under the roof were in imminent danger of being out off by the flames, and escaped in their night clothes by ladders and by jumping from balconies. Miss Gray jumped from the second story balcony, . crushing her skull, death being instan- taneous. Mr. Bernard also jumped from the second story after having received fatal burns, Mr Thos. Wheatley, it is supposed, was overcome while asleep. Mr, Wheatley was a son of Mr. Joseph Wheatley, Chief of Police at Clinton. He was 2,0 years of age and was a popn• lar young man in Clinton, where he lived until a few years ago, stand the test. Remember it is made expressly and alone for swollen, painful, bleeding or itching piles, either external or internal. Large jar 503. Sold by all dealers. The death took place in Goderich on Saturday afternoon, May I6th, of Mrs James Cox at the age of 83 years. Mrs. Cox maiden name was Mary Logan, and she was born in Aberdeen, Scotland, coming to this country when she was about 20 years of age. After her mar- riage she lived in Goderich Tp. until a little over 20 years ago, when they moved to town. Mr. Cox died a short time after Doming to town, and Mrs. Cox and her daughter, Miss Enphemia, had lived together since then. MILBURN'S LAXA-IIVER PILLS are mild, sure and safe, and are s perfect regulator of the system. — They gently unlock the secretions, clear away all effete and waste matter from the system, and give tone and vitality to the whale intestinal tract, curing Constipa- tion, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Dyrpep- th, Js Foul nn - nim, Coated Tongue, Brea dice, Heartburn, and Water Brash. Mrr. R. S. Ogden, Woodstock, N.B., writes: "My husband and myself have used Mil - burn's Laxa-Liver Pills for a number of years 'We think ewe cannot do without them. They are the only pill, we ever take." Price 25 emits or five bottles for $1.00, at all dealers or direct on receipt of price. The 1. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto Ont: _ ..._ -._. ... _. Spent Eighteen Dollars "Gentlemen, -=-I Lave pleasure in stating that I have used $18.00 worth of l'sychine, and as a result was cured of very merlons throat and lung trouble. My case was a most difficult one, and the doctors bad practically said that I could not get well. I tried Psychine, and it did me so nnleit good that I con- tinued its use until I bad taken $18.00 worth, with the result that I ani now at now an physically. I have gained thirty-fimve pounds, "It is with the greatest confidence that I recommend Psycbine to all who aro afflicted v:ith throat or lung trouble. Yours truly, C. A. PINKIIAM, Scotstown, Que., Sept., '07. This man spea'cs from experience. Psychine cures all throat, chest, lung and stomach troubles and gives renewed strength and vitality to run-down peo- ple. At all druggists, 50e and $1.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. MR, TONGUE [Edmund Vance Cook, In Smart Set ] You forward fellow, Mr. Toqune! I mat my friend, and oat yea flung With "Gad to see,"and"How d'ye do?" Although he bowed to me, not you. It I would eat or drink, you baste To claim the first and freshest taste; And when my dooter visits me, Why, out you pop, for him to set ! Ham hard for yon to onrb your will And learn the lesson, ' Pantie, be still!" How eager seems the boast to slip From your too active, agile tip; Ho w easy for the hasty phrase To rasp and rankle, then, for days; Few heads were hurt, few hearts were wrung, If you but rested, Dir. Tougue, Oh, Mr Tongue perhaps no sing Of yours will bear the world along; You may not know the thunder speech Into all human hearts to reach, But yours may be the whispered word Both gently breathed and gently beard, And then you may be blest among Yonr fellows, 0 ambitious Tongue! STATE OF OHIO, CITY CF TOLEDO, I as LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore- said. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that can- not be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Care. FRANK J. CBEirnx. Sworn to before me and tnbscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. (Seal,) A, W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cnre is taken internally and sots directly ou the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c, Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- pation. No Itheumatienr wItn Red Blood. Rheumatism, like diseases of the nerves, is from a thin, watery oondition of the blood, ai.d disappears when the blood is made rich and red by the nee of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. If you have tired of noxious medicines. try this method of overcoming disease by build. ing np vitality to the high water mark. Pains and aohes will then disappear and you will snow the joy of healthful living. BROKEN PLEDGES. Mr. Whitney claimed in his Hamilton speech. that the Whitney Government had kept the pledges made while In Op. position, He did not make a strong showing, and among the pledges his government have not kept are the fol- lowing: 1. To reduce the expenditures. 2. To lessen the number of cabinet ministers. 3. To abolish the taxes on corporations. 4, To reduce the succession duties. 5. To take the administration of the Liquor License out of politics. 6. To put the expenditure of the mon- eys for colonization roads in the hands of municipal councils. 7. To adopt the Pettypiece plan of railway taxation. 8. To label convict•made goods as such. 9. To establish a two cent a mile pas. senger rate on railways subsidized by the government. The Beautiful Season. The beautiful season is now at hand tR hich enoonragea a man to live outside of himself. In the dreary winter there is nothing like an ecstasy to see the sun rise, to listen to the warbling of the first birds, to watch the first bods and hope for the first flower, and to watch the entice of the overjoyed children at their play. Men and women ought to drop the cares of the shop and the home, put on their beet clothes, take a long stroll and forget for a few hours, any- way, their own being. For one sweet morning cr afternoon they ought to live the lite of sheep and horses and delight in the glories of nature without the slightest discannt on account of their own being and identity, Their superior intelligence makes it possible for them to extract more pleasure from the ob- jective lite than the lower animate even. Away, then and take a glad day off. WATCH YOUR TONGUE If Furred and Coated, it's a Look- ing Glass Stomach Warning TA Pen Point, "1 have an idea. a glorious ideal" cried the inventor's wife. "Ono' of those simple little ideas wherein lions Ile." "Yes?" said he, tossing the long white hair back from leis ears. "Pro- ceed." "It is a two poltlted pen!" cried. the lady. "A reversible pen. You write with one point till that is worn out; then you pull the pen from the holder, reverse It and write with the other point." "Excellent, but" -- "I should say it was excellent! For the same money, out of the same quantity of material, two pens instead of one. Where aro your patent appli- cation papers, James? There's no time to be lost." The old inventor shook his head and smiled sadly. "Jenny," he said, "never try to are - prove en the Steel pen. The subject is too old. Too many minds bavtf been ahead of you. That idea of yours for a pen point at both ends was patented all over the world In 1869. The pen ap- peared ou the market in 1870. The people would have none of It, A fail- ure, it was withdrawn. "But penmakers and the patent peo- ple tell me that never a year goes b;r without the eii'i'ival of a hundred or so of excited letters from people who, lilte yourself, think that they have hit on an epoch making idea, a two pointed nen." Fountain Pens. I.t: is a popular fallacy that fountain pens are quite a modern iuveution. As a matter of fact, an old work of ref- erence publipel en 170y contains an il- lustration of a fountain pea, the ap- pearance of which is very much like those sold at the present time. Its construction, however, was somewhat elaborate and clumsy, the pen consist- ing of various pieces of metal which had to be screwed and unscrewed be- fore the pen could be used. When it is morning after the night before, you do not have to look at your tongue to know that the stomach is np- eat, the head is aching, no appetite, nerves on edge with all the sunshine of life clouded. The real time to watch the tongue is all of the time. If it is coated with a white fur, or possibly with dark trim• mange, even though the stomach does not tell you by the acute pains of indi- gestion that it needs help, yet the coat- ing shows that yon are getting into a bad way and that there is need of Mi•o•ne, Mi Dona is so positive, so sure, so re- liable in its curative action upon the stomach that Walton McKibben, the local agent, gives a guarantee of satis- faction with every 50 cent box or money back. Turns Bad Blood into Rich Red Blood. No other remedy possesses such perfect cleansing, healing and puri. Eying properties. Externally, heals Sores, Ulcers, Abscesses, and all Eruptions. Internally, restores the Stomach, Liver, Bowels and Blood to healthy action. If your appetite is poor, your energy gone, your ambition lost, I3.B.B. will restore you to the full enjoyment of happy vigorous life. A Pessimist. Agent—IIow long do you intend to re- main in Washington? Reformer—lin- til congress passes a couple of neces- sary laws that— Agent—Gee! You don't want to rent it house. You'd bet- ter buy one. Cheering t.'p tha Editor. Assistant (to country editor)—Bow's this obituary'? Editor—Why, it's my own.• "Yes. That Iiaskins chap, the dead shot, was in here yesterday looking for you with a gun, and I thought if any- thing should happen you might like to correct the proofs beforehand." A Ccrnprcmise. "Sir," began Lord Brokeloigh, pomp- ously, "I've called to request your daughter's hand in marriage." "That's out of the question, niy man." refitted old hoxley. "however, I don't want to seem altogether unchar- itable, so here's 85 for you.' ONE BAD MISTAKE Is Frequently Made by the Wisest of Wingham People. It's a serious mistake to neglect back- ache. Backache is the first symptom of tidney ilia, Fatal complications may follow, Booth's Kidney Pills act quick- ly to overcome kidney ills; do not delay until too late, it may mean Diabetes, Brigitte DIsease. R .ad what a Wing - ham resident says, T. Dewitt Holmes of Victoria .Ave., Wingham, Ont, says:—"I had felt miserable for quite some time with lum- bago. It had settled across the small part of my back and in the region of the kidneys. I could not stoop over at times aid when I would sit for any length of time I could scarcely get np The urine plainly told the disordered state of the, k'dneys, and although I had tried sever- al,, kidney remedies I could find nothing to give the desired results until on recommend of our druggist Mr. MoKib• bon I need Booth's Kidney Pills. The one box oared me quickly and entirely, Tne lumbago soon went out of my back and there has not been a sign of it since. Booth's Kidney Pills are certainly a grand remedy and I feel grateful in re- commending them. Sold by Dealers. Prioe 50 Dents, The E. T. Booth Co., Ltd , Fort Erie, Ont ,. Sole Canadian Agents. Most of our joys as well as most of our sorrows are due to ignorance. American automobiles sold in 1007' brought $105,000,000. WE WANT A RELIABLE LOCAL SALESMAN for Wingham and adjoining country to represent "Canada's Greatest Nurseries" Largest list of commercial and do- mestic fruits—large and small; orna- mentals, and shade trees; flowering shrubs, vines, roses, fine seed potatoes one of our specialties. Stock that is hardy comes from us. A permanent situation ler the right man, for whom the territory will be re— served. Pay weekly. Free Equipment. - Write for particulars. STONE & WELLINGTO:i Fonthill Nurseries (850 stores) TORO:. 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