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WINGRAIVI BRANCH
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Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness Distresa after
eating', Pain 11 the SI -le, 4%. Weile veer teest
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equally valuable In eonstipation, curiug eielprie
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correct all slia1rdersof Ikea toreach, otirr!l.atethe
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Biliousness,
Liver Complaint.
If your tongue is coated, your eyes yel-
low, your complexion sallow; if you have
sick headaches, variable appetite, poor
circulation, a pain wader the rightsliould.
er, or alternate costiveness and diarrhma,
floating rarebits before the eyes,
Your Liver Is Not In Order -
All the troubles and diseases which come
in the train of a disordered liver, such as
Jaundice, Chronic 'Constipation, Catarrh
of the Stomach, Beartburn, Water Brash,
etc.., may bo quickly and easily cured by
MILBURN'S LANA -LIVER PILLS
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Mr. S. Gingericia, Znrich, Ont, writes: -
1 had suffered for years with liver com-
plaint, and although I tried many medi-
cines I could not get rid of it. Seciug
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills advertised 1
decided to try them, and after using them
four months I was completely cured.
23cents a vial or 5 for $1.00, at all
dealers, of mailed direct on receipt uf
price by Tho T. Miniurn Cu., Ltd.,
Toronto, Ont.
A RELIABLE LOCAL
SALESMAN
wanted for Wingham and adjoining
country to represent
"Canada's Oldest and Greatest
Nurseries"
While business in some lines may be
dell, ferment were never more enoour-
eged as regards fruit growing than at
the present season. High prices for all
°leases of fruit have been obtained the
past season, and there is as a ooasequ.
ence, an increased demand for nur-
sery Stock.
Our stock is complete in every depart-
ment including a .tew.lit of specialtiee
Which we alone handle,
The right man will obtain a permart-
for equation, with• territory reserved
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A PLYMOUTH .ROCK STORY.
• You rate Plymouth Rocks? Congrat-
ulatioast You may run the .A.merican
flag to the peak of your poultry plant,
for the Rocks have just won the pen-
nant for popularity by having largest
repreaentation at the shows, and ac-
eordingly being awarded the first spe-,
cilli breed Staudard.
Bute:00re. Tids bonton bird is first
and best breed originated by American
tandem and is conceded the best gen;
eral purpose fowl in the world.
The sue never seas on the Plyruceith
Rock, but the Plymouth Itock sets
ermine: a . eared.
Fh • *nese Barred. Buff and
rill- guess what rola-
r',4. brother's brother -in -
AA • :11M) renaenaber that hen
hietua; But in this ease 'we
will take the chair of chickenology for
Moment and trace a poultry pedigree.
The Barred is the original Rock,
omitting the 1620 Rock of our pilgrim
fathersand was first bred by 'Joseph
Spaulding of Putnam, Conn., at the
close of the civil war.
He crossed a Dominique male and n
Black Java female, and the chicks got
their bars from the father and their
single comb, style and size from the,
mother.
Fanciers also claim that blood from
the Light Brahma, Black Spanish and
game was miugied.
Be this as it may, the first honor
must be given to Mr. Spaulding, and he
was awarded the credit when the Rock
was admitted to the standard in 1875,
Birds of varied plumage sometimes
throw white chicks. These are called
"sports."
0. F. Frost of Maine set •Betted Rock
eggs and snow white chicks were
alo1nnISADE DEAD.
hatehed. They were bred, and thus
the White Rocks. These snow White
Rocks of Mr. Frost were warmly wel-
comed, and an admirer crossed them
with Single Comb Rhode Island Reds
and evolved the Golden Buff Rocks.
The latest are Silver, Black, Blue
and Columbian. Now, if they can jtist
get a real Red Rock and join it with
the White, Blue and Columbian they
'will produce perhaps the best of all -
the Patriotic Plymouth Rock.
But with all the ,scoming .and going
of breeds the grand old Barred Rock
seems to say, "Breeds may come and
breeds may go, but 1 go on forever."
All varieties ef Melt to..be It must
have the chief characteristic -Rock
shape. If eye, beak; comb, 'wattles,
ear lobes, wings, tail, shanks, toes and
barring are up to standard, what are
these if the rather long section shape
is supplanted by block of the Wynn-
dotte. the hump of the Cochin or the
awkward style of the Indian ga,..ee.
With "a slight concave sweep to
tail," the back should . be broad at
shoulders and "rather long." the gold-
en mean lying between the short back
of the Wyandotte and the long one of
the Black Java. The peek of the Rock
and Light Brahrha are nearly identleal•
In heeding for color ram specimens
are at times tbe result of single mat -
hags, yet Rock fanciers generally use
the double reatings-standard Color
male with taeditun dark females for
cockerels and medium light reale and
standard color females for pullets.
ROCK STANDARD WnlIGNTS.
Pounds. • • Poonds.
COck91,01en 7.4
COckerel- 8 Pullet
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DON'TS.
Don't be backward in buying new
Wheat When the Market deelineie
Don't Jet your roosters spend their
time fighting. It's a poor fattening
process.
Don't leaf on the eornet arguing poi-
itles and let yourchickens go all
to stieks.
Don't get the reputation of being a
filibuster. In the national association
nor nee your little hatchet behind the
officers' backs.
Don't get scared at protozoa, mi.
erobea, rictrneteg, ttematedes, newt-
todee, eestodes, ganinae, veziatgloot
end blebegiett and Psilitclunises. )rnock
'eine Out
AN ALLEOORY.
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[0. W, H011inteh]
When Eve had Jed her lord astrity,
A tid Oein had killed his brother,
t The sten, and armors, the poets say,
I_,. A exits() with one another
ITO Wiest the nuns:dog tempter'S Art,
And teach the world it e duty,By, hopping On ittl wieked heert
1.helr eyee ot bells isad beituty.
.0/A million oteepleie lid'' staid they,
'Win be m lease a warning -
The flatters can keep wateh by daYa
The Nieto 14041 wee till mustang,"
O'er hill and prairie, field and lawn,
Their dewy eyes, upturnieg,
The flowers keep watch from rerld'Aing
dawn
Till western skies are burning,
Alas! ()soh Maur of daylight tells
A tale ot shame so crushing,
Soule turn as white as sea.bleactlied ehelle
And soave are always blnektieg.
And when the patient stare look down.
Their light on all discovers
The traitor'esinile, the meet:W*4We frown,
Arid lips of lying lovers.
They try to shrit their saddening eyes,
And in the vain endeavor
We see there twinkling in the eldea,
And to they wink forever.
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jteh 0 they eatria be alametpraelcosto those who
easter (arc this distrcsarag complaint; but form,.
!lately eleir goodness does n r t tee here,and these
who once tiy them will f.ad those little pills vale.
able in Bo ;sally wt(' th1.4they v At paw, we.
lies to do e 'about them. Set after ail sick head
Is the baA.
ne ef so many lives that here is where
we limo our great boast Our piliaeureit wee°
ottani do not.
Dartereeettle Liver pills are very small and
very easy to tuko. Queer two pillainake a do,,e.
Teyarestritfyvegetableani doinoast g ! pophrge,tutbtleirgnuoactionpegIwmet/eau.
CAA= =WiltOD. raw ram
kall13111, SZall DAL b211
Atits Guild Skysteraveres. •
The while aute, or termites, are
Feat builders. A natimahst .expor-
ing Somaliland came across a cairte
shaped mud and clay hill which they
had constructed which was eighteen
feet In height. while many others
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from ten to fifteen feet high.
one compares the size of these
ants with that of men It becomes ap-
parent that these hills are real sky-
scrapers from the termite viewpoint,
if there is any. While the average
man It five and one-half feet high,
the ants are only hai an inch high.
.Thectdore a ten feet* ant hill is 240
times the size of one of its builders.
while att..1.1 a structure as the Eiffel
tower, though rising 984 feet, is only
about I.„79 times the height of the
*a:Ferries. num.
AS OTHERS Thin
Everyone in Wingharn Has a Right
, to His Own Opinion.
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While everyone has a right to his own
opinien, yet it is w tee to al weys consider
what othus thick and pre fit by it
Nothing makes life SU tare rates, or
•interteres s winely with thp usefulness
of the average person, as indigestion,
and it is well for ns to give fair cousid-
eration to whet other.i taiek ab int this
•remarkable afflietion
Walcou McKibben la poSitivf; that in
o• na otnioneh tablets hu nos au ath
solute teazel f ac ladiguSG10(1 and tae many
clisagrerebisymptotne the follow this
disease, snub no distress after eating,
Coats(' /Thiene, bad taste try the'reenth,
dizzieees, fitlI51100 and netvet-wean
they sett ell.o-art with eatiafaction
guaranteed or money back. They 'be-
lieve in it and so may yon.
Got' .What He Wanted.
"Good morning, uncle: How are
you to -day?" •
"Ah, nephew, I am well. How are
your'
"First rate. Guess Mist brought
me here."
"Oh, the old story, I suppose."
"I'11 bet you 5 shillings you can't
guess."
"rn take it 1 Yon came here to
borrow some money."
"You've lost! Pay me the 5 shil-
lings!' I only wanted to inquire how
aunt is to -day!"
New Cure For Diphtheria.
Dr. Ernest jentsch of Chicago de.
dares he has found a new and effici-
ent cure for diphtheria in lobelia in-
jected hypodermically. He proved
his faith in the new treatment by
treating his son when he was sick
with diphtheria a year ago. The son
recovered, and since then, he says,
he has cared 150 eases of the disease
with the remedy.
AfriCan Beauty.
An African woman, to be' consider-
ed beautiful, must have small eyes,
thick lips, a large fiat nose and an
intensely black skin.
Twitching of
the Nerves
Samna almost unbearable until
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food
brought about a cure.
Tapping of the fingers, restlessness,
sleeplessness, inability to control the
nerves.
What a story of exhausted nerves is told
by these symptoms. Nervous prostration
and. paralysis are not far away unlese re-
storative treatment is used.
The writer of this letter was fottunate
enough to learn. about ]Jr. A.. W. Chase's
Nerve Peed and tells his experience fot
the benefit of other sufferers from diseases
of the nerves.
of.
Wm. Branton, Strathroy, Ont.,
writes: -"My nervous system was al' un-
strung. I could not sleep, had no appe-
tite, my digestion was peer and any nerves
tveitched. Twenty-four boxes of Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food completely restored
my health."
Portrait and signature of A. W. Chase,
M.D., the famous Reeeipt Book author, on
every boat. 50 cents at all dealers or Ed-
inanson, Bates & Co., Toronto,
Dr A W Chasg's
NePVC) Food
GOOD HOME RECIPE.
Mix This Simple, Helpful Recipe. at
Home and Try It; Anyway. •
Get from any prescription Pharmacist
the following:
Fluid Batraot Dandelion, one -halt
08k))8; Campoundgargon, one ounce;
Ciotripound . Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
manes s.
Shake well in it bottle sad, take a
teaspoontal dose after eaoh meal and
at bedtime.
The above itt considered as the, most
certain prescription ever written to
relieve 'Beckache, Kidney Trouble,
Weak Bladder and all forma of Ude-
ary dtffioulties. This • mixture sots
promptly on the eliminative tissues
of the Kidneys, emsbling them to filter
and strein the nrie aoid and other
waste matter trona the blood which
tamesRheumatism.
Some persona who ,suer with the
afftiotions anay not • feel. inolieed .to
Owe =nett an/if/demo in this simple
mixture, yes those who have tried it
say the respite ars simply surprising,
the relief being effected without the
igtxtest injuryto the stonne.oh or other
Organs
'Mix some and„ give it a, trial. It
certainty oumes highly reoommen led
It is the prescription of an eminent
authority, whose entire .reputation, it
is said, was established by it.
A truggiet here at, home, when
asked; stated that late'could either sup-
ply the, ingredients or, mix the pre-
Scription for our readers, aloe recom-
mends it as harmless..
Meek Deer.
The little deer ,from which the musk
Is obtained ranges in the Himalayas
and Tibetan mountain9,000 feet
above sea level. The male deer yields
the finest and geeatest quantity of
musk, The deer are shy and alert and
einenit of capture 3.
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Laxa-Liyer Pills are the ladies' favorite
medioine. They euro Constipation, Sick
fleadaphe, Billionsness, and Dyspepsia
without griping, purging or sickening.
Thei-eitiatal• Iting.healing principal of
she pine tree has finally, been successfully
separated and nefined into a perfect
oeugh medicine -Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup. Sold by all dealers on a
emarantee of satisfaetion. Price 25
lents.
*A Fishmonger.
Mrs. Jones often declared that she
really ealeYed a little chat with their
fish dealer because be was a man of
such original Ideas, but one day, says
London Opinions, she returned from
market somewhat puzzled by his re-
marks.
"I said to him, just in the Way of
conversation," deelared Mrs. Jones,
"that I had heard that a man becomes
like that with which he most associ-
ates.
"'That's ridiculous, Mrs. 4ones!' he
answered, Tve been a fishmonger all
my life and ean't swim a yard."
• The Skeetere Return.
Night um, and the skeeters come.
Round and round they're winging.
Whewi Where are they coining /roma
Listen to their singing.
"13 -t -z -z -z -z," the skeeters say.
Bite all night and sleep an day.
Never can keep them away-.ets, snloke or kerosene -
Even nip yon through a seteon.
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Two Sides.
She -If a man loves his wife as
much as she loves him he win stop
wasting his money on cigars if she
asks hire.
ne-Yea, brit 12 his wife loves him
as much as she ought to /ova a man
who love; her enough to stop it It she
asks hilt she won't ask Wm. -Puck.
Love Is Blind, but Not Dettf.
She srollee-my darnrig emilee mad en
The world is ailed with 31 gbt.
She laughs -.41a aka the bird's syseet
an, it:teatime fair and bright.
Mao weeps -the world it, cold sad veal
Rain cloud shut out the
She tinge -4 softly' treat away
Ana wait till she OM threlteh.
--Beaton Tritnatztpt.
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