HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-06-18, Page 46
THE WINGRAM TIMES. JUNE 1S, 1U08.
Kernels from the Sanctum Mill
Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges.
Gaines . Both A vary ple,setng event took place on
In Strength W. dues .ay semnitte, June 3rd, at the
hem° of Di
r
R
ei
sitrte
I
nk,
Southat
h
Cl Weighi.t. • Liu() Iiittear+ifue "eti.. lvbeu his second
dt>,ughter, Mies Caroline, watt netted in
• That Proves ffie the holy bonds of matrimony W Mr.
Another Edwin i{t rn
Alerts 0 a The license branch of the provincial
secretary's depertmect heti issued. a
I+lvor netioe thatpsbortly rafter doatroy- i When putting 8hioldea In n await,
Stag anything you ala use for it? t never cow them in. ow
left. 'R ch
illiam CherTy'e four-year-old end of your abitid, and sew the oyee to
son was drJtertea at Paimereton.
the armhole.
To carry a heavy mattress on the
he grape of old
t
take t p
to a r
Ce.,E+..
riL't ICS MI.
$ora
Kind YoAhvau
u Nate s Mgt! i
ilwritito , The �.,. Kap eiders and put one loop on each
iliguet re 4 y+-- side. Two people can then handle it
of . -t' "'fes esar with eaea.
et roller nes r Br oSnyder wee vun r by
:ntpton and tilled.
Mr. 3:%mt=8 Smith, Sr., formerly of
Ripley, lure been appointed Postmaster
at Dat 1.u, Rainy River.
1paeDyo,bladder a d urinary on
gt thes only.
Tufty cure backaches, weak beck, rheum -
mesion,
lenh m, diabetes, congestion,
gravel, Blight's disease and all other
dinoaaes tariafun from wrong action atria
kidnepe and bladder
The Canadian Pared() Railway has
opened its new service between Toronto
,and Sodbury,
Chester Butler has been arrested at
¶•ileouburg on a charge of setting fire to
the Queens' Hotel in that town, when
three persons lost their lives.
?Pilot are easily and gniekly oheoked
Shoop'with De
' prove fit Iwilt ail la small�trtrial box as
a convtnning teat. Simply address Dr.
Shoop. Retsina, Wis I surely would
not send it free unless I was certain that
Dr. Shoop's Mogio Ointment would
stand the test. Remember it is de
expressly and alone for swollen, painful,
"bleeding or itehin!r piles, either external
tor internal. Large jar 500. Sold by all
saealere.
Thu Kind Yea Nave Ahvay_3 BodL13 every weak woman. It, curt s cello
and saves doctors' bills, MRS R
Defoes "
No tonin eo certain, so he1prnI. so
safe; try Fern.z ne ycuroelf, 50a. per
' I ben at a'l dealers.
Bears the
8ignatere
of
tr 6T' ERS w OiCONE
notice to alt the livens() inygsotota o[ the
previews to the t•fftof that they will be
the
"I was in pooren-aa et; . Cruse th nearly
Wake' egardiug liable
p eveotion that
fires in
law
wi1:6Nr,,, wrx
11•1(1, Ont. " 1y oPleatte was verieble, heteis was eutorced in their seyeeal dia.
I was weak and nutit for work. I set triers.
fered ago d dent from nevus }.roe
tration and paipitattcu o the heart The Rev. Robert Walker, prison chap
?iiy ditteetint sae generally out of Iain, tells of a pethetie intirvtew which
order. By epriugtinta I pact lost 11• eh, he had troth a pri•toner. The man was a
Dolor, anti Panel a bad Conger. The dem hardened eriminai of the worst type and
ter didn't help rue very much, PO I
(bedded to try Ferrozeue. It did the had spent many years in confinement,
ever sa much good in one wet k, I Mr Wa iter went to hitu one day and
rt•
Rattled sue nth Wetted anti felt a lot ,rEkr+cl: " What have you learnt d in p
better. \V hen I had u -ed six box a trot 'Thar. every athlete bas got sixty
of Ferrc•zoate I weighed mve It rind
found a teen of fiteeu ;meanie. ie. Fer• seconds," replied the man.
roz tote rebuilt my oeustlturten, and A glut in the strive berry market is
made me anew wurnaa. Y consider the predictien of fruit defilers in nearly
P.M zone swarth its weight in gol• d to all sections of the ouuniry. Reports
from the growere of, berries indicate
that the coaling cam will be better
Wan for marry eeasone, and show that
te larger acreage has been devo'ed to
the fruit It is predicted that lovers of
this ensonessfui fruit in many Northern
cities vtill be able to eat all the good
berries they want at moderate prices.
Mark Twain once edited the Vit'
Rini t Olty Euterpri8A. He tele of a
snperetliious eubsoriber who finding
ask
to a.
^ P. wrote
a spier in his paper,
whether hie die •overt' was v sign
the
to
good or bud luck. The reply,
answers to oorreapondente' celamn,
was ae follows: "Neither good luck
nor bad. Tho spier w e9 nerely look-
nd out what
fust over our pap
merchant was not advertising, so tilt t
t eonld spin its web acroee hie door
and lead a free and uudisturb.d exit
tense forever.
To warm over cold breonrts,
dougbunte, and even corn bread, try
this: Tie them up in a paper bag, place
m a het oven, bt;iug careful not to burn
thew.
No application is better for easter
leas hair than salt. Rub well into the
roots of the hair at night, then tie up
in a large handkerchief or wear a night
cap.
•ttr-
sERINO ti MEDICINE.
As a spring medieince Burdock Blood
Bittern has no equal. It tones up the
Syetorn and removes all impurities from
the blood, and takes away that tired,
weary feeling so prevalent in the spring.
High heels, it is said, owe their origin
to Persia. where they were introduced
So raise the feet from the burning sands.
John Rudolph, proprietor of the
Queen's Hotel, Tara, was fined $20 and
Poeta for selling liquor on Nomination
Day, Stem let
To remove the odour of perspiration
place about two tablespoonfuls of am -
=cilia in a basin of warm water and
apply to the affeoted part.
Spots can be taken out of women's
skirts and men's trousers by pir;seinti;
under a cloth wrung out of a baeiu of
water with a dash of ammonia in it.
The postmaster General of Canada
bas announced that the series postage
stamps to commemorate the Champlain
tercentenary will be issued at Ottawa
on the 3rd of July, which marks the
exact anniversary of the founding of
Quebec by Champlain.
Paint an old chair without a seat a
garden green. Then fasten a Jap grass
mat on for a seat; also one on the back
This makes a nice chute for porch or
yard.
To make as good toasted bread on
a gas range as on a coal fire, place
a pie tin on gas burner. When hot
place bread on a toaster, turning ae it
{ browns.
Colds on the Luufi .
i.
hiss John A. Wilson, Little Shippe-
psn, N. B., writes: "I cannot praiseDr. Chasent Syrup of .
seed and Tur-
ppentine too highly for in
it cured my chile
.drew of severe colds on the longs and
-when they had whooping cough gave
them relief from hard coughing and
noon cured them." This treatment is a
positive cure for croup.
Weak women should try Dr. Shoop's
Night Cure. 'hese soothing, healing,
entileptio enlpoeteries go direct to the
seat of theee weaknesses. Aly -Book
No. 4 For Women" contains many val-
urbl•' hints to women, and it is free
Ravine, Ask Dr. Shoop. Rao , G9le., to mail in
Ask the Doctor in strictest confidence,
any q +estien you wish answered. Dr
Shoop's Night Cure is sold by all deal-
ers.
Old farmer (who is experimenting
with youth from oity) : Now, then.
young man, how long are yon goin' to
be with that 'ere milk?" Young fel-
low: "I cannot help it, Gnv'nor, I bin
watohiu' her harf an hour, and she
ain't laid any yit 1"
'lrHE LADIES' FAVORITE,
Lara -Liver Pulls are the ladies' favorite
medicine. They ware Constipation, Sick
geadaohe, Billiousnese, and Dyspepsia
without griping, purging or sickening.
Judging from the indications it looks
as if Kincardine would have a local
option campaign there at the municipal
Pleotione.
He who mixes with unclean things
becomes unclean himself ; he whose
as ooiatione are pure becomes purer
each y.—T sera- .
Tears tas Pe'1'91 aEa2 keteet -moi
'et er
TEACH YOURSELF HOW
For Your Own --Your Children ard
Your 1% lends Sake.
Confidence in I r. obese.
The wonderful ocn it•f•-nce whioh
people have in Dr A W Chase is
rounded on the reliability of his fsmons
R• ceipt Book and the exceptional onre-
tive preuertlee of hie areal family rrledl
(lues. Fnr example, Dr Chase's Oint
Most is the only positive and gnaranteed
cure for every form of itching, bleeding
and protruding piles.
Chief Joetioe Blalock has dismissed
with costs the motion by James Conwell
to quash the looal option by-law in the
village of Hensel!.
Probably if it were not for the confid-
ence man and the promoter of fake
fortune we Should grow so bonest that
the millionaires would drop dead out of
shame for squeezing us so.
Twenty -erne pelmets were killed and
several fatally /teased in a tornado in
eleammra Aar=pas and evade=
Nebraska.
Dishes that food has dried on before
mashing may be washed easily by eoak-
ing them a few moments beforehand,
lace downward.
Theessential lung -heeling principal of
the pine t roe has finally been successfully
separated and refined into a perfect
cough medicine—Dr. Wood's Norway
Pito Syrup. Sold by all dealers on a
Naraatee of satisfaction. Price 25
oeuta.
CASTOR 1 A
For Infants and Children.
Tim Kind You leave Always Bought
Bears the
ignature of
DR. A• W. CHASE'S 25c.
CATARRH CURE e .
t•.^
is sent direct to the diseased
parts by the Improved Mower.
Heals the ulcers, clears the air
passages, stops droppings in the
throat and peimanantly cures
Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower
frMedicine Co,. e, All Torontto r. and Buffalo-
PSYCHASTMENI .
A Physician Says This Is One of tilt!
ICU.
c
Punkt].
Causes setf
The panicspanicsthat rtArt in Wall street
cet
often begin. in the 'Morbid tiny -seta'
fears of overstrained brains--psecllate
theula. Psychasthenia snakes panicle,
writes 1?r. Clarence Ilughes in 111e
Alienist and Neurologist,
r knew n mina overburden -
re St,, Winghara
conclude lie was coming to want and I Oat sayer ' I tweed frequently suffer
would not be able to pay his taxes { w,th a dull, bearing down pain eerose
when his income was $40,000 annual- I
the small of my back and extending
ly. Ile milked bis own cow, he hart t around nay sides. annual -
Tide was P',ttioalarly
uessei his Diva horse clad cared far it , noti;eapie when I would find occasion
(sold the others), dismissed all his ' to atop or tit in one poeitien f •r a time,
servants rind his wil'e's and had' in- The and wag
gaAlthough iI nets ndl'tired feel-
aotrllll:l, but finally recovered complete- rev inamivity on the part of the kids
with less income or more •
SAMPSON'S STREHGTH
Will Not Resist the Pulling Down .
rr
Back..
Aching' Il
if C a
ti
faKl Y
r ao
iite.c
°I 1
n
The strongest man or woman with as
back =entitle, oohing Mule daily exist-
ence a straggle. Its the same way with
I urinary troubles, B•oth'e Kidney Palls
V o once cure thtse cll.nente Winghatn people
ed brain overstra}lled elan suddenly prove Ibis statement.
I. Keels, of C nl
Diseased parts of the ear passages can
beet be reached by dry air. The br n
'atrial tubes and lunge oau only be reaotr•
ed by dry air. Hyomei is a dry air
treatment from which you net the Bal-
samic effect of living in the Pfue and
Eaottlyptio Forests, where oatarthel and
bronchial troubles do not exist.
Ell omei destroys the germs that cause
disease of the breathing organs; you
simply by the use of a rubber ieba!er,
mix icy, mai air with your inward air
as it reaches the diseased parte where
catarrhal, bronchial, croup Cr pr eumelda
germs are multiplying by mithcni th'ir
life is snuffed out. as they are the rife=
ease, their ex ermination menus gaick
imi.rovemen1.
Walton McKibben has the agency for
outfit ei for t$1 C01 undershthe guarau guarantee lete
to
satisfy.
Kincardine and vicinity during the
last few years have been losing by death
a great many of its old piotieers, and on
Tuesday, June 9th, another bighly re-
epeoted cit zen died in the person of
Wil}itim Morrison He came here from
Cavan, Couuty of Victoria, some forty
years ago, and had reaobed the ripe old
age of 88 years and 3 months.
if ane feels dull and ppiritiess, in the
spring cell it
Spring rFever "snBut there his no fever
—usually. It is the after effects of our
winter habits. The nerves are mostly
at fault. Tired, worn•out nerves leave
us 1ang..id, lifeless and without spirit or
ambition. A few doses cf Dr. Shoop's
Restorative will absolutely and quickly
chenpe ell�of these en pressing symptoms.
The Restorative of course won't bring
you back to health in a day or two, but
it will do enough in 48 hours to satisfy
yon that the remedy is reaching that
"sir.- d epee" Druggists everywhere
are advising its use as a splendid and
prompt tonin. It gives more vim and
more spirit to a spoonful than any other
known nerve or constitutional tonio. It
sharpens a failing appetite, aids diges-
tion. frees sluggish livers and kidneys,
and brings new life, strength and am-
bition. Test it a few days and be con-
vinced.
.The Port Elgin Times reports that
construction of the Carnegie library
being built in that town is going on
rapidly. The town treasurer received
a cheek of $1.000 the other day from
Mr. Carnegie, this being the first in-
stalment of the $8,000 grant promised.
•
]y. Others n' e rs, seri 1 h several remedies, yet I
fall through brain overtax into the i ct.ald metaled the derlreel regrets until I
same morbid way of feeling and thin}.- procure%f Booth's i{ dnev Y;lle at M.
Ing MoKibbon's aid cream: north their use,
soon de -
"Ono
,,ass c
lR,n
"011e ltilld Of 1llSauCid is a man { 'the ei..l pain and we
acts underthough he were Intal ssaue, but bas of any kind tarnt.d�t�Iwfeel, and bettera9Let acel eince st orger
acts as the l; { eneral and although I have not been
not the disease of real insanity to ex-
,
x- j acoustcmod to having my name used I
cuso his actions. I fFn1 that Soo h'e Kidney Bills are re -
"Ile hovers on the verge, but does ! liable end worthy of recommendation."
not pass over into real mental aberrae t S oId by Dealers. Price 59 000tt.
1 The R T. Booth Co , Ltd., Fort Erie,
tion as he Appears to be going. He
docs and says such odd, unreasonable Out., Sole Ca'Iadian Agents.
and annoying things that his friends
h would pass into genuine
insanity, so that he light be properly
and lawfully restrained or that ho
might happily extinguish himself by 1
suicide. Sometimes he does commit
suicide or become fealty insane, and
we thea know wlrero to place him."
often n ish o
The U S. Consul at Bristol, iu a re•
port to leis Government,' says that the
store windows there are bright with
lithograph signs of Jamaica and Cana-
dian fruit ehipments, but very few
American placards are anywhere to be
seen, although oorrsiderable American
fruit is regularly brought iuto the port.
In general, it may be said that if one
were to judge by the prevalence of such
card advertising as "Canadian apples,"
"Canadian fruit," one would imagine
that no fruit reached the market from
the United States. The reason for the
illusion is easily discovered, as Canadian
shippers send plain and beactiful illus-
trated placards with nearly every con-
signment, while the American shippers
send little or no advertising matter.
Be ware of Ointments for Catarrh tha_
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous Burfooes. Suoh articles
should never be used except on preserlp-
tions from reputable physicians, as the
To absorb fat from doughnuts, as damage they will do is ten fold to the
you lift them from the frying kettle, stood you can p0lsibly derive from them
lay them directly upon a piece o F.-
tl Catarrh Cure, manedo, 0., by
brown paper placed in a deep dleh ori F. J• Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., con•
tains no mercury, and Is taken internal-
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
Keep the wax coated boxes in which i mucous surfaces of the By stem. Iu buy-
ing Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get
crackers are packed, as they make ex -1 the genuine. It is taken internally and
cellent polishers for irons instead of made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
the little blocks of paraffin wax genet
f thick
a 'e
Rod and Gun's Birthday Number.
With the issue for June "Rod and
Gun and Motor Sports in Canada,
published by W. J. Taylor, at Wood -
stook, Ont., enters upon its tenth year,
and produces as a birthday number one
that has not been surpassed by any of
i
1
Dloetreal iricklayere have gone back
to work, a3 there was no support fors.
1 them from union fund
That it has power to order the build
ing of a, viaduct in Toronto is the decis-
ion of the Dominion Railway Commis-
eton.
The Clever Man Needs a Wife
with Tact.
The problem as to whether a clever
men needs a clever wife rests upon
broad lines, and is after all, very easy of
^
'
solation, says Ks herine Cacti Thurston,
iu the July DELINEATOR. Without a
doubt a clever man should have , a
clever wife, if the goal desired to he
a successful marriage; bar "clever"
must not be as eynonymony with
the words "work -producing" or "ambi-
tions." The quality necessary to the
wife of a clever man is the etisentially
feminine cleverness of tact and tuition
—the • subtle woman's gift that can
stimulate without irritating, can com-
prehend without questioning, and ander
all circumstances can—or appears to—
snbordivate her own interests, her own
personality, to the more vivid, domin• STONE
ating masculine qualities of her hus-
band.
The Ontario Legislature has passed an
aot amending the act for the protection
of sheep, and imposing a tax on doge, by
giving power to increase sixth tax --to $2
for a dog and $J for a bitch. Municipal
councils are given power to appoint an
xnepeotor of eheep who will make an
inquiry and ,report on the killing of
sheep by doge. The owner of any sheep
or lamb killed or injured by a dog may
apply to the inspector and the latter
whioh shall then be payable by the
municipality in the event of the owuer
of the guilty dog not being known.
c
i'
D
tro
tar
cot
ally used.
To atop any pain, anywhere in 20
minutes, simply take just one of Dr.
Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. Pain meane
congestion—blood pressure—that is all.
Dr. Shoop's ea
Tight eleeves and tight finger rings
are a frc(vent source of red hands, and
the only remedy for this fe to remove
the irritating cause.
Bread, cake or cookies will retain
their moisture and keep much better
It placed in a stone jar than in the
;regulation galvanized tia box.
mat
atPI
11111
tit
Natures Remedy
La grippe, pneumonia and influ-
enza often leave a nasty eougb when
they're gone. It is a dangerous
thing to neglect.
Cure it with
OXYGENATORj
"Natuees Perfect Wood Purifier
Curs All Germ Diseases"
OR SALE BY G
f) U
GISTS
THE OXYGENATOR CO.,
42 Harbors!! Street, Toronto, Ont.
& Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Dluggists. Price 75c. per
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
stipation.
WE WANT
A RELIABLE LOCAL
SALESMAN
for Wingham and adjoining country to'
represent
"Canada's Greatest tdurseries'P
Largest list of commercial and do-
mestic fruits—large and small; erne -
mantels, and shade trees; flowering
shrubs, vines, roses, fine seed potatoes
one of our specialties. Stock that is
hardy comes from ns.
A permaneut situation for the right
man, for whom the territory will be re-
served. Pay weekly. Free Equipments
Write for -Particulars.
the fine issues that have preceded t.
Every one of the many articles appea'a
to sportsmen and lovers of outdoor life
and may be read with interest. The
record breaking moose hunt of Dr. W.
L. Munro in New Brunswick through
which, for the first time in the history
of the Province, the record is held b.y an
outsider is rightly given a prominent
position. Fishermen have their in-
terests well looked after. In addition
to a paper on Live Bait: How to procuee-
and Preserve the same, a story of Her-
ring_ Fishing in the Rideau, and one
desc'ripti've of a One Hundred Mile Canoe
Trip in a Search after Bass, by C. H.
Hooper, meet secure attention from
those who find their most enjoyable
recreation in fishing. Judge Fraleck
reminds ns of old times in a delightfully
reminiscent artiole on the Wayside
Tavern and the Shooting Match. The
scarcity of partridges, a subject of so
mach comment amongst sportsmen, is
discussed, the conclusion arrived at be-
ing that tri all probability the birds have
been killed cff by a disease which has
been general in its character and results.
Variety is given in au exploration paper
entitled Fresh Fields in the Rockies; In
H dacha—or Pink Pain Bay's Camp in Temagami and others.
Tablets—will quiokiy coax blood pros- St. Thomas Iast week, brought In a t pall up the more obnoxinne,Pvarietlae My Experience in Shotguns and a Re -
that away from pain centres. After „No bill" in both charges against John' view of Guns' and Gunning, raise many
surethat, pain is gone. Headache, Neural- that have been seeded with the grain.
questIons connected with firearms whioh
The wild mustard should be pulled, or cannot fail to interest all shooters. The
Ria, painful pentode with women, etc. Lawson, Wabash candnctor, who was
get instant help. 20 Tablets 25c. Sold charged with criminal neglect of duty ; if itis too thick Co permit of palling, departments are one and all up-to•date
by all dealers. and not eatiformfng to the roles of they then spraying with binestone should be and the number testifies to the leading
position attained by the magazine and
the strength with which it commences
its tenth year of vigorous life.
Fight the Weeds.
The fight to exterminate weeds
should be carried on vigorously for the
next two months. On all parts of our
farms and more especially where a poor
stand of a crop is to be had, there the
weeds are to be found in abundance
There is too much careless seeding of
small grains with the result that many
Belie are orer ran with bad pests that
The grand jury at the June Assizes at will take hard work to clean up. It
will pay to watch the grain fields and
TORONTO,
& 1V ELLE\ GITON,
Foothill Nurseries
(850 acres)
CSAIvAIa�:.
•••••N••i•eek •ei•••♦••••e
••
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
0
•
••
•
•
•
•
•
•
A thorough draught ought to blow : 0or navy than causing the acclsienh on •
-resorted to. Chances should not be
through every room at least once a, J
day- in order to dislodge the stale air
from corners and from under the
furniture.
January 2nd last at Tilton erg rt w ish
To remove broken panes, pour gasp-
line along the patty with an oil can
Set a match to the gasoline on the
patty; softened in this way it can easily
be scraped cff.
t taken bp permitting the weeds to go to
3, J. Walker of St. Thomse and C- { seal for if they ripen and shed their
Ray of Windsor met their death. i aeede, the next year the Work of eradica-
II tion will be twice as hard.
Y The corn fields should be kept free at
'MILBURy 9'..►' all hazards. Probably nowhere is there
�
® i tt better eeed bed cifered for weeds than
Heart and Nerve PiZ1s•
xn the corn fie'' -d, so here we meet put in
,oar beat efforts to keep the weeds in
check from planting time throughout
the cultivating season. One shotrld
never get in euch a harry that he can-
not take time to atop to .pail up a bad
4 weed that the cultivator fails to cateti.
I As weetni seed so very profusely, a
By a vote of 156 to 32 the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
in Canada accept the view that organic
ohne ch anion bet ween the Preebyterians,
Methodists and Cocgregationalists was 1
practicable.
The heavy windstorm on Monday i
evening of la,t week eansedConsiderable '
damage near Blackhorse. The large
bank barn, 40x00 ft. belongi:R to John'
Kaake, lot. 33, con. 6, Greenock, teas I
Completely levelled al.ec1 to the ground.'
v
One cow was killed and cue badly in. t
jured. W. J. McDonald, let 37, eon. 1,1
Greenoc, had a fine bank barn 40xe0
I ft., also completely demolished, James
Powell, lot 1, itinloss, MAO had his barn
were
Whose tams w,
Others
destroyed. O.
injured were Robert Thompson, Wesley"
Hedley and Barry Thompson. t3esides
the hoary loss sustained by each in the
(loss of their barns, a large quantity of
maoltiner s eras destroyed,
°Area specific for all diseases and dis'
orders ori -.into from n run•dov?n ecnii-
tion of the heart ernerve tyt;tetn, each
av leapttation of the Heart, Nervous
P'ris.trattun, h'ervoo.•,r,e%3, gI er.'eazs
' ritr,nd
ns
spells, I.ainMau
,
ctn. 'rimy era esyticilyy leneftcirt
to
women, troteelei with irregular men*
*taratfon.
Price Se cent per
lboxr oar "d for $1,2t.
Tax's', MTLIn ante, e„ IA IVar.
single weed, allowed to go to seed in a
. well•cultiveted piece such as the corn
`field, will produce seed enough to soon
stook the fern with its deseendan'e.
! ')Chen lock out for the roadways. If
they are not pastured closely keep all
weeds mowed down. The weeds unless
,prevented grow luxuriously
upon n
the
i tli+lfc highway and if they produce
seeds, ion may rept assured the adjoin-
:beg fields will soon be Dover. Do not
lwaft for the icspector or the pathmaster
Ito force you to cut the weeds upon the
fthighwayalong your property. It will
pay you tnany•fold to be prompt in at.
tending to these weeds which will soon
1 infest your cold/Mod rend if not at -
1 tended to,
DOES YOUR HEAD
•
•
•
e
•
•
0
•
0
•
•
•
•
•i
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Feel As Though It Was Being
Hammered?
As Though It Would (tack Open?
As Though a Million Sparks Were
Flying Out of Your Eyes?
Horrible Sickness of Your Stomach?
Then You Have Siek Headache Y
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
ch
es n
o matter
sill afford relief from heads
whether sick, nervous, spasanettle periodical or
bilious, It cures by removing the cause.
Mr. Samuel J. ilibbard, Belleville, Ont.,
writes: "Last opting 1 was very poorly. my
appetite felled me.1 felt weak and nervotts,had
slot; headaches, was tired all the thno and not
able to 'work. 1 saw Burdeek Blood Bitters
recommended for fust such t erste as mine and
I trot two bottles of it, and found it to be as
excellent blood medicine. You may use my
name is 1 thiek that others should know ofthe
" i1N
•.••i
Bitters. NON
loud ♦•
f Burdock B •Ni
*writs a •••
•portderful ♦N
••••••••+040.41..••vk••••••`•4
•
s;:
If a man Dan write a better book, preach a better sermon
or make a better mouse -trap than his neighbor, though he
build his house in the woods, the world will make a beaten
path to his door.—Emer.on.
Get on the path to the door of the
Times Printing Office
•
•'
•
•
•
•
P•
•
N•
•;
•
•
•ir•
•
IAT
Where mouse traps are not made but•
•;
•
•
••
a'
•
Is turned out every day with neat-
ness and despatch; where up-to-date
• materials and machinery are used,
—where --
Good Printing
• •
and were mechanics with up-to-date
t ideas are employed; where quality
•
• characterizes every piece of work
•
• and service given every buyer; where
Ycheap printing is never done, but
• where good printingis done cheap;
•
• where the kind of printing is done
• that will lead the world to make a
• •
beaten path to your door; where
•
particulars may be had by following
•
s up the path to the office of
1
•
WINGHAM
WINGHM TIMES
1NE
T
or by calling' up 'Phone 4.
•
•
•
1
o«
i'.
e
•'••••••••••••••••••••••••t