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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-10-01, Page 4C TUB 1WI1Vt113A5I TIMES, OCTOT3ER 1, MAI KERNELS VROM THE SANCTUM MILL Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges. PIL Dr. Chase's Obit reentisacertain W all paper that has been soiled by a cuirofot Caoand guarauhta d smoky fire or lamp may be cleaned by d every form ot n sing a bard dry sponge; the stiffer an itchinfi,btruding and protruding ( harder the better. Pub the wail briskly i�iaita. See testimonials n the pres s©mit and with it. cru.: ' A ami o Xn CHASE'S OINTMENT. h our brcke down in a lonesome spot Teeswater fe , 11 on the dollar. retyourrsei hborsabeutit: °u. ' Motorists bane their own tronblci. feo8. rgettuhv1 fl rEs 2l. C o., Toru to. H It u man and his wife went to ,.• Guelph fall show and returning at a late The Tate of taxation for the village of It i„ mills and had to walk twelve miles to Dundas. They were probably afraid to ask any For alleluia Diarrhoea. of the farmers along the road to take •'When in the army in 18631 5wasGtett in. en with chronic dirrrhoea, Felten of South Gibson,bPa. "I have On Friday the 188th t, thedeath o any permanent re11eY, until Mr. occurred at the family residence, lot 9, Miles, of this piece. persueded Cholera to and eon. 5, Kincardine township. Deceased Chamberlafn'e Colic, 3liarlhoea Remedy, ��an? bottle which was was a awomanomostnhighly esteemed. For sale by stopped i a ----a► -- ' she having lived near Purple Grove with e 1 right .until you at her parents. In her religion she was Sinking Sensations Do They Affect You ? These unpleasant feelings of weakness and collapse ttedieete that the eyrnpethe- tio nervone syetto re out of order. The moue is impuiruient of nerve tone, arietna from failure of the stomach so perform its work. Acmes indibcsstU U follows and the natural result is mental depression,. and a feeling of collapse and extreme weak neer The best, because the quickest and serest oure, is Ferrozone. It lite at once upon the digestive and assimilative organs—it fortifies the sto nisch—makes the WWI nourishing, gives it a rich, red color, the best evid- ence of health. "Far ren years I enffered acutely from stomach trouble," writes Mr. Maxwell Thomheadache and dull feeling son, of Toledo. "I always meals, My appetite wee poor, and I didn't re- lish food. It was all due to a weak• defective stomach. I read about Feta rezone and ordered Fix boxes from my druggist. It was no time at all before I felt muoh better, and when all the Ferrozone was need I really took a new lease of life I em stronger, brighter, and feel more like work then betore trying Ferrozene It is a splendid tol:io, the beat I aver used " Ferrozone is unrivalled in curing stomaoh ailments, try it and bb oonvin tied. ' Sold by all druggists in 50o boxes. M a un without Mrs. Soo beloved wifeScott, wince tried many remedies A. W t tone - druggists• Her maiden name was Jane Johnson, A theory is al r g tempt to make it do a practical stunt. an adherent of the Presbyterian church. 1Doan's Kidney Pills act on the kid Lame Back trays, bladder and urinary organa only. is They,cure backaches, congestion, i fiamation, rheumatism ofum- This ailment the muscles of thecaused small gravel diabetee, disease 'Lit gravel, risings ora wrong g aotion of the back, and is Liniment two oozed by or siinea+es arising from wr t3 three times a day and massaging the kidneys and bladder parte at each application. For sale by Orange peel, dried and grated, all druggists. er that is 'p d li - firAvoring for oaken and Mr. William Wilfrid Campbell, the makes a very fine yellow powd Cough Remedy. This cough remedy as rarely been known to fail in giving relief: Roast a lemon very carefully without burette; it, When it is thoroughly ltet cut it open at one end and squeeze into a cup containing three ounces of finely powdered sugar. Take a spoonful whenever the Cough troubles. It is ex- cellent and most agreeable to the taste. 1 a cuddings. lone Canadian poet, who for years held a position in the Canadian Privy Council Why Colds are DaugeTQUs Office, has been transferred to an ap- pointment in the Dominion Archives for Because you have contracted ordinary colds and reo-vered from them without whioh be is particularly well fitted by treatment of any kind, do not fora reason of the study he has made of moment imagtne that colds are not dap- Canadian history. Dr. Campbell's new gerous. Everyone knows that pneu• osition carries with it a promotion to a moria and ohrout° catarrh have their P 'origin in a common cold. Consumption higher grade than he has heretofore held is not caused by a cold bat the cold pre- in the Civil service. Mr. Campbell is a pares the system for the reception and brother of Mr. J. E. Campbell, Hep - development of the germe that would mot otherwise have found lodgement. worth. It is the eame with all infections diseas- es. Diphtheria, scarlet fever, measles latera Than Enough Is Too Much. and whooping cough are much more likely to be contracted when the child bas a cold. You will ses more real danger lurks in a thisom coldthan in any other of the common ailments. The easiest and gniokeet way to cure a cold Is to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The many remarkable curse affected by tbis preparation bave made it a staple Iotiole ofruggists of the on dFor sale by all d Elora has put down cement walks, under the direction of the town con- stable—who is a salaried official—at a cost of 6 cents per square foot. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of The Silkworm. The thread of the silkworm is one one -thousandth of an inch in thickness. Maltese Lace. The orlgnal maltese lace was a coarse kind of mechlin or valenciennes in an arabesque pattern. Malta has the first claim to the invention of fine guipures, which are usually called mal- tose laces, • The observations of Dr. Mutlendorf concerning the effects of electricity on the animal body show some remarkable results. Man has much greater powers of resistance, or mnch less sueceptabili- ty, than many other animals. A leech placed upon a copper plate whioh rests upon a larger plate of zino is enable to orawl off on account of the feeble elec- tric action excited by the contact of the metals. Horses are troubled by slight differences of potential. An ox treated for rheumatism with electricity enc - numbed to a current absolutely inoffens- ive to man. Rhubarb. The rhubarb of slender stock variety is sweeter than the mammoth growth. It is better for all purposes. Many a man lmagtues hie wife's tem- per was trade for eros purpoBes, Dr. G. T. Brodie, Loudon, Eng., has been appointed professor of physiology at the University of Toronto. Two twee -aim) of York obildree. bitten by a maid dog and a mad oat, have been sunt to New York for treatment - A Czar's Novel Visiting Card. The Russians tell a story of the late Czar Alexander III. that upon the rare occasions when it was incumbent upon him to pay a call he would take a gold coin bearing his "linage and superscrip- tion" and, twisting it between thumb and finger, leave it in lieu of a- card, the only man in Russia who had strength for the feat. TUE LADIES' FAVORITE. Lexa-Liver Pills are the ladies' favorite medicine. They mire Constipation, Sick Headache, Biiliousuess, and Dyspepsia without griping, purging or sickening. A higher standard of answering at the examinations for entrance into the Fa- culties of Education and into the Nor- mal and Model Schools will hereafter be Sleep—NatUre'9 (treat Ite9terer. While ynu sleep Nature ie restoring t'i a cells sed taurines wasted during the hours of etahefulueee, You can live logger 'Without food than without sleep and pores.tent wakefulness usually Points to itervovrs. collapse. Dr. ChaseNezve build - ma uplood ihe nervous tirs ell and to bene• fir,b are there fete lesitieg. Buddhists. The number of Buddhists is comput- ed to be 453,000,000. To maintain health, a mature man or exacted by the Department of Ednoa• woman Heade just enough food to repair tion. This is in pursuance of the policy adopted .of improving the qualifications of teachers. The age of admission in each case will also be raised one year. To prevent a scarcity of teachers as a result of the abolition of county Model Schools, the Minister of Ednoation will, on the Inspector's recommendation, ex tend until June 30th next year any certificate expiring in the meantime. the waste and supply energy and body heat. The habitual oonsnmption of more food than is necessary for these purposes is the prime canes ofh stomas troubles, rheumatism and disorders of the kidneys. If troubled with indiges- tion, revise your diet, let reason and not appetite control and take a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be all right again. For sale by all druggists. To destroy worms in flower pots, atiok a quantity of sulphur matches 3iead downwards into the mold, and then water the plants, The matohes will poison the worms. After an illness of nearly a year, Mrs. Woods, wife of Mr. Robert Woods, of Listowel, passed away on Sept. 19th, in her 75th year. The deceased, whose maiden name was Annie Maria Camp- bell, was born in Montreal, but she spent nearly all her life in this country, she having came to Mornington when quite young, and was married fifty years ago to Mr. Woods. In 1871 they removed to Listowel, and have been residents of the town for thirty-seven years. C A WI' Ca3M.:2Cdee. . Beare the _, The Kiad You Have Always Bought signature Lake's livery stables at Belleville were destroyed by fire. This is the third big stable burned there lately, The Phoenix Bridge Company is set' tling the claims of these who lost rela- tives in the Quebec bridge disaster, Powder Mill Workers. The garments of workers in powder mills are pocketless, so that they can- not carry knives or matches or, indeed. anything and are made of noninflam- mable material. No one is allowed to go about with trousers turned up at the bottom, because grit is collected in that way, and the merest hard speck is dan- gerous. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there 15 at least one - dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in 11 its Q -Catarrh. Hall's CatarrhasCure iasthe only pcsitive euro now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a oonstitntional disease, requires a con- etitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken iaternally, acting directly n on the bleed end mncoue surfaces of curve, varying, in cotresponrlenme with foundations of the disease, and Riving' a of foom 13 ,. .esTWENTYVL J Ui LItaeomalsHristoyai "t`2 ear1Y±80s. ; I,00AL NEWS. Rev. W. R Short, 51 A., the new pastor of the Oougregati cell church, Mr. W. J. Beamer, P, hi agent, preaohed his first pastoral bermou Sun removed his family to town this week day last. and %mmpire the residence at the stetfon, Mr. Boy+mar hn+e been in indifferent. health for dome time, buthe r nil tug already invigorated by atmosphere of tate north. We believe the people will and him au exaoedtngly obliging and competent villein', It is universally conceded that for absolute healthfulness Wlugham and SOMETHING CAN BE DOLE Old London Water. In the reign of James I. water was supplied by two or three conduits in the principal streets of London, and the river and suburban springs were the sources of stipply. To Stop the Increase of Catarrh in Win gham. An Early Coin. One of the earliest coins known is a didrachm of Aeginn, coined in 700 B. C. For Chapped Skin. Chapped skin whetber on the hands or face may be cured in one night by applying Chamberlain's Salve. It is also unequaled for sore nipples, burns and scalds. For Bale by all druggists. Between three and four o'clock on• Friday morning last, the fire bell rang, the scone of tho fire beteg Messrs. Mo. Inues c Talbot's general store. The, fire npparentiy originated in the rear stairway of the 1;utiding and had made' ooneiderabie lleedwny, working up, stairs. Mrs. Ross and family, who had rooms above, were resound by the front eemirs and had a nerrovr escape. Her surrounding country are not surpassed effects were badly injured. in Ontario or Canada. Those who are I health and iday a bare assert this generally andy a short Mr, E. Livingstone is cutting a large timeamount of lumber for shipment to the- etnphatioally. The air is pure, thane Old Country, being nothing of the nature of rationale the water ie of the very best, EAST WAWA1 0S1I, o indifferent Dr A J Meldrum, an honor graduate of Toronto University, ie now nicely settled in Wtnkham with hts fttniily, His office is the one formerly occupied by Dr. Young on Patrick St. Catarrhal troubles are inureesing, not only ill Wlugham but all over the cowl try. Catarrh is a germ disease and to oure it, germ life in the nose, throat and lungs must be destroyed, and this can be done only by breathing Hyomei, There is no dangerous stomach drug- giug°when Hyomei is used; no tablet or liquor mixtures whereby the digestion is often destroyed. Breat ^ed through the neat pocket in- haler that comes with every outfit, its healing balsams penetrate the most re- mote sir cella. destroying the catarrhal germs so that quick recovery follows. The complete outfit costs but $1 00, and Walton McKibben agrees to refund the money should Hyomei fail to do all that is olaimed for it. Henley. The regattas at Henley are held in July. Kenley inn Oxfordshire, about thirty-five miles from London. As long ago as 1S29 the Oxfoecl-Cambridge race was rowed there and in 1839 the first regatta. SPRING lt1 DICINE. As a spring medicine Burdock Blood Bitters has no equal. It tones up the system and removes all impurities from the blood, and takes away that tired, weary feeling so prevalent in the spring. By causing a small mirror to oscillate in accord with the movements of the diaphragm of a phonograph, Mr. Bow• ron, an Englieh inventor, has contrived a means of showing to an audience a visible representation of a piece of music to which they are listening. A beam of light refiecte3 from the oscillating mir- ror, and from another mirror which rotates uniformly, is thrown upon a screen, where it appears as a luminous the systems thereby destroying the the patten` atrergth by building no the t the sounds. The instrument is called The women of Iowa have for some time had the right to vote on school questions. Recently this law was amended in Shenandoah so as to give all owners of real estate, including women, to vote on the proposition to levy a tax cn railroads. The women property owners were not told of their new prerogative until noon of election day, and even their ballots were kept separate, in case the validity of the election should be questioned. Aocord- ing to the ballots oast by the men there was a majority of eleven in favor of taxing railroads. When the women's votes were counted the majority was found to be fifty against the tax. Sears the / Thu Kind You Base Always BotIgia corstftt:tion e.rrl assisting nature in do- l an acoustic oscillograph, ng s s much faith in ire cure°:vn powers that C �' Hatie The 0 •, have E f it Work, the prcrrietore eboy d ffer One Hundred Dollars for any d 3eara the eewe that it fafee to cure. Send for list gignatere of teetimor leis of Addreeti: F leech tneo & Co., To- ledo, (l. Sold to D.u�:C!ietn 77.o. fills for conbti- Take Hall'e Family pation. �- (includes forestry sersic , /axisThe Kirl Bought Signatare q-�?& ;el Postage Stamps. A sheet of postage stamps is han- dled a good many times before it even leaves the bureau where it is made. If you must lick any of your stamps pick out those from the middle of the sheet. The corner ones have gone through the fingers of half a dozen or more counters, not to men- tion the perforators and the separa- tors and the rest. Few people realize tho full productive capacity of Oanadtan land. That is is many times more than is indicated by the best tilled farming laude goes with- out saying. Mr. D. McKinlay, who one owns and one•fifth acres on the corner ot Patrick and Oettharine streets, has been iocidentelly establishing this for the past years and has brought the yearly returns up to a surprisingly high and profitable standard. Mr. McKim lay's untiring efforts have been amply rewarded year by year and he has to- day an exhibit in garden vegetables— cabbage, celery, beets, parrots, eaull- fiowors, potatoes, ; &c ,—surprisingly fine, exoeedingly creditable an¢ such ae will yield him a handsome return for his outlay and diligent labors. The Winghem oatmeal mill has been opened out this week by Messrs. Elver and Clegg. George Raybould was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment for horse - stealing by Judge Garman at St. Cath- arines. The arson charge was dis- missed. Knew Dr. Chase in 1861. Mr. G. W. Parish, Sturgeon Bay, Ont , writes that he went to Dr. Chase at Ann Arbor, Mich., in 1867 for pills for kidney disease, was cured and has watched the gradual increase in the popularity of Dr. Ohase'a Kidney -Liver Pills until they are now known in prac- tically every home in' the country as well as throughout the entire continent and Europe. The Department of Temperance and Moral Reform of the Methodist Church, is making a special appeal for onion of effort in the putting down of cor- rupt practices in connection with the campaign now on. "Democracy," it is said in this appeal "will be slain in the house of its friends unless its oitadel the ballot box, is defended." It it; fur- ther pointed out that political candid- ates are sore because of the blackmail levied upon them, while high-minded public men are disgusted with the cor- ruption which is pushing itself upon a every turn. It is urged that good men everywhere, without regard to party affiliations, unite in asking the organiz- ationns on botb. sides to do everything possible to ensures clean election. The appeal is one that ought'to meet with a response from all right minded citi- • zen. Fire Insurance. The Phoenix was the name of the first fire company in England, and it was established in 10S2. At that time in the towns squirts or syringes were used for extinguishing fires, and their length did not exceed two or three feet, with pipes of leather. In 1902 the Department of Aerial], Whist. The game of whist originated in England. It is believed to have de- veloped from the older game of tri- umph, or trump, which w> ” played as eafly as 1530. tore at Washington thco;;ht to be doing i A Sinking, fiolSl +a, Gb App= I fairly well when it e,,ent 44,CCO,G ; y9 at the , is now seending $1o,t:00,0e0. Its work' Gone Sensation the 00 It (G1?fiera te OS6ygCia) Cures CONSUMPTION, CA rAl R -i, COLDS and LA 0IZ`PPE. RHEUMATISM, as it allows the !Gidaeys to freely are discF ere Uric Aad from the I3., ed. Cures Old Sires. Ccad Family M J cine to use far Cuts, Lath and ttt.i..xl. '1"f" lr. l✓E5"Y' BLOOD I�t�6`tl. IE.R KNOWN. For ,4alo Ly ai} 1% eeei:ets. THE OXYGENATOR CO., 42 Harbord Street, Toronto, Canada a the bureau of Pit of the Stomach. animal industry, the farting of foo:lo, the THAT IS DYSPEPSIA ss study and prediction of the weather, the i 64 development of new plants, the build. I ing of roads and the crop reports. One 1 A remedy which has rarely felle'l t' item of ten thousand dollars to be spent I give prompt relief and effect lsermarron: aures even in the most obstinate: cases, is this year may north in the saving of millions. It will be used for testing ; BURDOCK believed to be suitable for paper -1 making. BLOOD The Tatler tells an aransinef little story abort some advice given to the I Queen of Spain by her undo, King Ed -1 ° ward. Har majesty wished to have , some friends who were not of royal' blood stay with her, but, finding that i this was considered al•,solutely out of I the question in the Spanish court, she t wrote to the Ming and ashed what she I should do. The reply of that astute monarch is said to have bow : "Do not' make enemies, and respect other peo- ple's stupidity -when accessary. Iii time, if you are wise, you will get every. thing your own way.°' Grape Fruit. A. dark, smooth skin on grape fruit usually has the most and sweetest juice. BIRTHS Merrifield.—At Wingham, on the 23rd Wet , the wife of Mr. S. Merrifield; a eon. McEwen,—I0 Tnrnberry, on the 24th inst•„ the wife of Mr. A MoEwen, teacher; a daughter. Currie.—In Morris, on the 17thinst., tho wife o1 Mr, Nelson Currie; a son. MARRIED. Elliott—Lontit.—At the residence of the bride's parents, Oulroes township, on the 26th inst., by the Rev. A. Y. Hartley, Mr. James Elliott, of Turn-- berry, urn-berry, to Miss Jennie Louth. BIRTHIS. Fortune,—In Anoaster township, Go' Wentworth, on the 5th inst., Robert, Fortune, aged 67 years and 6 months. Deceased was the eldest brother to - Messrs. Thos. and Geo. Fortune, of Turnberry. Wellwood.—In West Wawanosh, at, tberesidence of Mr. Ben Ferrier, on the 2 3rd, inn., Mrs. Nathaniel Wellwood. of Epsom, Ontario, aged 30 years and 4 months. •••••••••••eeseeeetee94•••4•• 0•041e4e0e ereee .44e>„•••••••V'ii COAL COAL, COAL. We are sole agents for the celebrated SCRANTON COAL, + whioh has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, cannel and + Domestic Coal, and Wood of all kinds• always on hand. • • We carry a 1nil stook of ER, SHINGLES5, LATH Barrels, Cedar Posts, Etc. o Or Highest Price paid for all kinds of Logs. + + • • 1 O Residence Phone No. 55. Office, No. 64. Mill, No. 44. ••••••••440•a:•040••••••••• *40•04•444494a40e44004044•0* A Mirror Superstition. Covering the mirror when there le death in the family originated in the superstition that goblins, sprites, elves or other uncanny creatures would crowd to the glass to Look on. BATE S Jo ' Ancient England. The population of England at the time of the Conqueror did not exceed 2,000,000 all told. Zulu Warfare. It is a rule of Zulu warfare for the young impis to go first into the battle, while the men of the old guard stand by and criticise their conduct in the fight, It ti till c. and tl, f nets by regulaten;, n digestive organs, removing eestiveritete, and increasing the appetite, and t est-brin health and vigor to the system. Mrs. Alice Steeves, Springfield, N.S., writes: --"I }lava used Burdock 121 sed Bittern acid putt that few niceil e es eau give eneh relief in Stomach ['routs e mei iDyspeysia. 1 was troubled far years with ID. set end could get no relief until I tried T3. B. B. I took three tottlee and became cured, and now 1 cin eat anytlting tltooaull havingeSt mach Trouble.otiimoncl WORK THAT WEAKENS • •4 > Z • • 4 r Booth's Kidney Pills Have Done Great Service for People Who Work in Wingham. •••••••••v•.O•#••444•44.4% 0404.••••••••••••••••••••••44, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • ••• • • • • • • Many Wingham people work every day in some strained, unnatural posi- tion, bending constantly over a desk, riding on jolting wagons or oars, bend- ing over heavy house work, lifting, reaching, pulling, all these strains tend to wear, weaken and injure the kidneys until they fall behind in their work of filtering the poisons from the blood. Booth's Kidney Pills Dura sick kidneys, put new strength in bad backs. Wing - ham cures prove it. Mr. Wm. Dore, of Shuter St., Wing- ham, Ont., says; "I had suffered with attacks of lumbago across my back for many years. It would come on me after taking cold or being in the damp to any extent, settling in the small of my back and the region of the kidneys and ex- tending into my sides. I would be un- able to stoop over or lift anything and I could scarcely straighten myself up.- The urine would be highly colored and would contain an amount of sand like sediment highly colored and odorous. I had been using different remedies for years but had not found the desired re- sults until on advice of our druggist Mr. Javanese Women. McKibbon I used Booth's Kidney Pills. They quickly relieved me, One of the employments of Javanese ray back strengthened and the dull, heavy pains had Boon gone, the urine cleared women is to pick worms from the leaves of growing tobacco. They are to its natural color. I am stronger and put in bottles, which have to be shown better in every way and could not hest - in proof that the picker has earned her tate to recommend Booth's Kidney wages, Pills." d by dealers. Price 50 cents. The Stammering. R. T. Booth:Co., Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont., Pearl Fishing. Under the usual system of pearl fish- ing the industry is something of a lot- tery. Bushels of shells sometimes yield but a few gems or possibly one at all. After two years the shells lose the withinpearl and unless opened at the proper time no treasure is found. ,Sole Canadian Ae ats. Moonlight has a marked eifeet on stammerers~ They stammer most when the moon is full, A Big bucket. A bucket 743 miles deep and 743 mites from side to side would hold civ ere drop oi: the ocean. The bucket could rest quite firmly on the British isles. To fill the bucket one 'troVid need to work 10,000 steam 4truilpth,7scu sticking up 1,..000 tone oftse ...._. _•L 211 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 15 UNEQUALED FON Coughs, Colds and Croup. • • • • • • Z • e •• • • •• • • •• • .1. • • • • If a man can write a better book, preach a better sermon or make a better mouse -trap than his neighbor, though he build hie house in the woods, the world will make a beaten path to his door.—Emerton. Get on the path to the door of the • 4. •P • • • • 4. 4. 4 4. • • O= Times Printing Office O• ,ss t Ar Where mouse traps are not made but —where— Good Printing Is turned out every day with neat-., ness and despatch; where up-to-date materials and machinery are used, and were mechanics with- up-to-date ideas are employed; where quality characterizes every piece of work and service given every buyer; where cheap 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 up the path to the office of THE WINGHAM TIMES or by calling up 'Phone 4. 'it`iii31 10V-4i4z :14,