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" There is a tide in the
affairs of men, which,
taken at the flood, leads
on to fortune."
ORTUNE knocks more often at the door of the man
with cash on hand, than of him who is without the
means to take advantage of opportunity.
No matter what your income, lay aside in the safe
custody of a Savings Bank, regularly and systematically, some
portion of your monthly earnings. It is surprising how rapidly
' persistent savings grow ; remarkable, the business opportunities
the,• unfold ; and indescribable, the sense of personal independence
and security they create.
The Bank of Hamilton is generally recognized as involving
all that an ideal savings depository should he. With total assets of
over Thirty Million Dollars ; under sound, conservative manage-
ment ; governed by successful business men of known integrity and
repute ; and conducted economically, without display or unnecessary
formality, it is generally selected as the Savings Bank, by those
who exercise due care in the selection of their -Banker
Your Savings Account, large or small, is solicited. An
enquiry for the Manager will ensure all information and attention
to your particular requirements.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINGHAM BRANCH - C. P. SMITH, Agent.
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DOMINION BARK
HEAD OFFIOE : TORONTO.
Capital paid up, $3,976,000
, Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits ' $5,297,000
Total Assets, oder 48,000,000
WINCHAM BRANCH.
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States an„d Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal quarterly -end
of March, June, September and Deoem•
ber each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager
R. Vanetone, Solicitor.
REtL8tr.. L E LOCAL
SALES ER 1
wanted for Wingham and adjoining
country to represent
taCaiaada's [Mast and Greatest
Mill'SW ieS" '
While business in some lines may he
dull, farmers were never more encour-
aged as regarrin fruit growing than at
the present season. High prices for all
olaesos of fruit have been obtained the
past season, end there is as a consequ-
ence, an increased demand for nor•
eery stock.
Our stook is complete in every depart-
ment including a new list of i peoialties
which we alone handle.
The right man will obtain a permen.
a 'or situation, with territory reserved
eat him. Pay weekly. Free sample out-
fit, eto. Write for particulars.
STONE & WELLINGTON
Fonthill Nurseries
(850 aorely
TORONTO, CANADA.
Men Were Deceivers Ever.
A. dentist reoeived'a call the other
morning from a couple who he soon
had reason to believe were lovers.
The girl had an aohing tooth, and as
they entered the youngman said,
"Now, darling, the worst is over.
Jhst take a seat, and it will be out in a
minute." "Oh, I daren't 1" she gasped.
"But it really won't hurt yon at all,
you know." "But I'm afraid it will."
"It can't. I'd have one pulled in a
minute if it ached." I don't believe
it." "Well, then, I'll have one pulled
out just to show yon that it doesn't
hurt." He took a seat, leaned back,
and opened his month, and the den-
tist seemed to be selecting a tooth to
seize with his forceps, when the girl
protested: "Hold onl The test is suf-
ficient. He has proved his devotion.
Move away, Harry, and I'll have it
pulled." She took the chair, had the
tooth drawn without a groan, and as
she went out she was saying to the
young man: "New I can believe you
when yon declare that yon would die
for me." And yet every tooth in his
head was false. .
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Keeping np a show is what keeps
many a family poor.
Fresh Ilsh
Friday0
I have made arrangements for
weekly shipments of Fresh
Fish, and will be able
to supply them
Ever, Friday.
All orders will receive prompt
attention.
THOS. FELLS
BUTCHER.
An Enterteenin' Body.
Sir Archibald Geikie, the distill •
gnashed geologist, tells a good story
against himself in his "Sootish Remin-
iscences." "I was quiteallinre you had
been in our neighborhood," a friend
said to Sir Archibald, "I met the old
farmer of G-, who had a strange tale
to tell me. 'Dod, Mr. Celt/mart' he
began, 'I ran noross the queerest body
the ither day. As I was oomin' by the
head of the cleugh .I thoot I heard a
wheen tinkers gnarrelin', but whan I
lookit doon there was a wee stool
man. Whiles he was ohappin' the rock
we a hammer, whiles he was writin'
in a book, whiles fetohin' wi' the
thorns, and mieoa'in' them for a' that
was bad. When he cam' np free the
burn, him and me had a large confab.
Dod I he tell't me a' shoot the stance,
and hoo they showed that Scotland
was anoe like Greenland, moored in
foe. A very enterteenin' body, Mr.
Caithoart, but -an men' avafn'
`leeftr."'
Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be nt
Mcgibbon's dreg store, W ednendey, Nov •
ember 18th. Hours: 2 pan, to 8 p.m.
Glasses properly fitted.
SHAKE IN A BOTTLE.
DRY MILK.
How the Laictesti f=luid le Reduced to
a Powder.
It is a well recognized fact that the
Curse of milk is water. This is not
Bald facetiously, for we now allude
only to the water which it contains as
it comes front the cow. This water,
however, is $7 per cent of the bulk, so
that it can be seen at once that cow's
milk must be considered a hlghly di-
luted and therefore correspondingly
nnnutritious food.
The fundamental idea of dry milk is
simply to remove this 87 per cent of
water. The process by which this is
accomplished Is very simple. The milk
as soon as poslble after it comes from
the cow -in most cases an hour or two
-Is passed without preliminary treat-
ment, physical or chemical. except
straining, over polished steel rollers in
a thin sheet. The rollers are heated to
a temperature of 249 degrees F., and
the milk remains on them only about
two and one-half seconds. It comes
oil; the rollers a dry powder, contain-
ing less moisture than flour. only 5 or 6
per cent. It is then packed in boxe'9
or barrels and can be shipped far or
near, as required. Its chemical com-
position has been unchanged, and it
will now keep for an indefinite period,
or until the readdition of water. I
myself have drunk milk more than
two years old.
In the first place, all germs are killed
by the temperature of 240 degrees to
which the milk is subjected. The milk
itself does not suffer any chemical
change, as in the case of sterilization.
on account of the short space of time
it is subjected to this heat, only two
and one-half seconds instead of twenty
or thirty minutes. Secondly, bacteria
develop only in the presence of mois-
ture. It has been ascertained that
there must be 15 per cent moisture for
the propagation of germs. Now, as
.dry milk contains only 6 per cent
moisture, any germs which may subse-
quently get into the powder cannot de-
velop; hence the milk keeps indefinite-
ly or until water is again added. We
bare therefore in dry milk a food
eight times as nutritious as ordinary
milk in proportion to its weight and
Which 1s absolutely free from bacteria
and will remain so. -A. C. Robinson in
Outing Magazine.
Advice of Noted Authority, Also Gives
A Simple Prescription
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gem busy, and the pinent medicine
inannfaetureree reep the harvest, no -
tette treat oare, ria tta!aikl to dt•:es w:arry
And keep the feet dry . Thi,, IS the
of an old eminent authority, tell stye,
that Rhetinatiym tend ICaltt. r rnnhla•
weather io here, t~,n.l wily) tent us •,:1^_e:t
tc do in case of an e.ttaelt.
feet from :arty uooc r rcarertp n n 11 tar.
meaty ont:-hnlf ou e Akan'L+"sheet
Dandelion, iite ou t,'Compound Ker.
Kon, three causes CCompound�5
yrLp
Sarsaparilla Mix by shaking in a bot
tie and take a teaspoonful after nietlln
and at bedtime. 0
Jut try a simple homemade mix-
ture at the first sign of Ith,lumalem,
M if your back aches or yon feel that
the kidneys aro not acting just richt
Thin is said to he a splendid kidney
regulator, and almost certain remedy
for all forme of Rheumatiom, whloh is
caneed by urio acid in the blood, which
the kidneys fail to filter mit. Any one
can easily prepare this at home and at
small cost.
Dr fists in this to
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w and Vicinity,
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when shOwn the prieoriptiott, stated
that they can either supply those in-
gredients, or if our readers prefer,
they will compound that mixture fon
them.
An Explorer's Pet.
Sir Harry Johnston, the celebrated
traveler and explorer, has quite a mu-
seum of curiosities collected In savage
lands. FIe also delights in keeping un-
usual pets and tells a funny story of a
monkey which be possessed when be
lived at Zanzibar. Ahis, Jacko is no
more. his demise being brought about
by his mischievousness. It appears
that a wedding was taking place at
the house of a resident whom Jacko
disliked and whose gardens he bad
raided time after time. A splendid
wedding breakfast had been prepared,
but just as the party returned to par-
take of It the monkey jumped In
through the window. clutcbed the cor-
ners of the tablecloth and shook up the
whole set -out till everything, from
champagne to pepper. was inextrlcably
mixed. Then he imperturbably sat•on
the ruins till the gun of the infuriated
bridegroom cat short his career.-
Pearson's Weekly.
When Riley and Carman Met.
James Whitcomb Riley and Bliss
Carman, though comrades of long
standing in art, did not meet till com-
paratively recently. It was in Wash-
ington, and the Canadian poet, whose
head is fully six feet four Inches above
ground, was walking down Pennsylva-
nia avenue with a friend.
Observing Riley approach and know-
ing that the two poets had never met,
the Washingtonian took occasion to in-
troduce them.
Struggling with suppressed emotion,
the laureate of childhood dropped his
eyes to the pavement, gradually per-
mitted bis glance to travel upward, as
though analyzing a new species of sky-
scraper, and, with an expression of in-
imitable drollery, ejaculated: "Well, by
grainy! Yeour parents must her train-
ed yeou on a trellis." -Chicago Record -
Herald.
A Tuno Cuba Doesn't Like.
Judge Alum of one of Havana's cor-
rectional courts fined the management
of the Aibisu theater 830 a few clays
ago for violating. the ordinance against
the playing of the "Mareba de Cadiz"
("Cadiz March"). There is a peculiar
but reasonable prejudice in Cuba
against this Spanish march. It was to
that tune, in the Jays when Spain
ruled the island, that the Cuban pa-
triots marched to their exetvtinn. .+e>
when the independent government was
established six years ago a ban was
placed on the march, and it has been
seldom
heard since then. Senor Valdes,
,
manager of the _klbisn theater, ex-
plained that the large Spanish element
In the house deintindetil the playing of
the "Cadiz March" and he complied to
avoid trouble.
Goorgo Washington's Pension.
George Washington is drawing a
pension through the local pension of-
fice. This George Washington is a
negro and le also known as George
Stewart His home Is in Elmira.
Hie name has been received from
Washington by Pension Agent Orr for
enrollment as a pensioner. Washing-
ton served during the civil tsar in a
negro regiment
"I remember when 'wee had General
Jackson on our roll," Bald lir. Orr.
"Jackson was a negro. amend Waa
his tirat name."-Ltuffalo Commercial.
Ataeriet's Perdu.
Evet7 foreign observer halms that
the grand streak.hettwtentLe "haves"
and "have nets" which ' is to mark
this century will be fought" ont$tst of
all up n American axil. ,c don %Sea
tater:
CARTEaS
ITTLE
WEB
POLL%
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Bleb 1Ieadachi and relieve all tho troubles incl.
deny to a bilious state of the system, such aY
Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after
eatiner pain la too s: 'o tr. While their most
reantukabie success Imo boon shown 10 curing
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Headache, yet Carte▪ r's Little Liver Phis are
' venting annoying'eoi,.aprlala .wMnetheyutso
correct alldisn-dcrsof the siioreach,stlmn.atethe
liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only
clued It
Ache they would be almost Mach sato those who
suffer trona this dietre' fegcomplaint; hut form.
nattily Choir goodness docs natend hero,and those
who once try them IN alt And these little pills valu-
able in so runny brass that they v 111 not bo wi!-
ling to do without them, Butattcr all sick head
Is the bane of so many lives that hero Is where
we make our great boast. Oar pills curoit while
others do not.
Carter's Littlo Liver Pills aro very .man and
very easy to take. Oneer two pills make 4 dose.
They aro etrletl vegetable and do not gripe or
purge, but by their gentle action please au wee
ase them.
oisTrs L'rd,'Z1flT 0O..InnW TOLL
12, 14 Dose. Small Mo.
THE IDEAL HOME.
1Pul1 Mall Gazette.]
"The Ideal Home" -delightful thought,
To which I may rutile,
Some spot with simple pleasures fraught
To which I may retire.
Where I way follow every bent,
Where none Kill say me nay,
Where all nay tamily cousent
'1'o let me hsve ray way.
A. dwelling where the rooms are large,
But where the rent is small,
Where tradesmen never overcharge,
Or boring neighbors call;
A house that's nosy in the frost,
But ,hazy in July;
A homes where 'mays are never lost,
Aud battles never ury.
A plaoe where servants 'always snit
And serve us with delight;
A garden full of flowers and fruit,
Where midges never bite;
Where nights are calm and midnight
oats
Refrain from repartee -
In short, where nothing worries, that's
The "Ideal Horne" for me.
Important Announcement.
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Walton Megtbbon is glad to state that
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It cures dandruff in two weeks by
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It is a most pleasant hair dressing,
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SURE THING.
(Life.]
Since Kate took a college course
I'm viewin' with alarm
The way she's fixin' everything
Artistic on the farm.
The litter on the mantel shelf
Is seoh that, I deolare,
A feller has to walk on eggs
To keep his feet up there.
There ain't no parlor any more,
It's "drawin' room," by oat]
No self•respeotin' roan would want
A funeral in that.
The good old easy chair is gone,
The safy's ill the shed,
An' mission stuff. an' "art move"
Is doin' ne instead.
An' though at :all the hooey things
Kate keeps a 1.o1.in' Ian.
Thou diel look mighty :l,.tilled
When net a; dine le „aim
But t e-•ee•:.t rife t> a , . ' ,.n
alta' to 11.41n:::t i• t fz
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Mrs. John O'Connor, Burlington, N.S.,
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eines, but most of them only made it worse.
I was advised to try Burdock Blood Tait••
tors. I got a bottle and before I bad taken
half a dozen doses Iconic" see a change so I
continued its use and now I am completely
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