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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-11-26, Page 22 COULD NOT GO i0 WORK BACK WAS SD WEAK. Dg6kac'hs is the primary cause of kidney trouble. Whoa the, back aehes or becomes weak it is a warning that the kidneys are liable to b0come of ootedl, ?doed the warning-, chock the Backache and dispose of any ghances of further "HIS OWN BUSINESS," There is a, very pointed lesson for some people in Ontario in the following, as the Premler's religion hag too often been a raa8gar of discussion; -- "To tlisoriminate against a thorough- ly upright citizen because he belongs to some particular obaroh, or because like Abraham Lincoln, he leas not %vowed his allegiance to any church t i I TUN' WINGHAM TIM + , NOVFM;IFn 26, 1908 -�. %I .. International Newspaper TORN DTREC�'QRY, xaseB1,xe1a3n 1872 ar � $alX zaT Onvaoxx- flabbath 8ervfoeil of IS rUBLISHRA Bible S'e., 11 am and 7 p In. Sunday School At EVERY THUhSQAY MORNING 2:80 p m, General prayer meeting _AT— Salient Potato in the Lesson for Sunday,Weduen, p evr. B.. tev. H. Nov.�'q�., 29th, Edg•ir Allen, pastor. id.Y,k�:Q. %(feta Tlta Tulles cities, Be8Vd9L' Block Given In o, Series of Questions bT Monday evenings 8 P.M. Abner Cosens WINQUA2d, ONTARIO, Iitev. Dir. Li nscott. 5,6, Superintendent. MATHODIST OnvaOli--Sabbath, eervioes TXlima or Busaoax emxoN-41-u0 per uttnnn in (R igisterod iu accordiauee with the Copyright Act.) at 11 A Iii and 7 p In. ,Sunday School at advance $1,60 it not so paid. No paper diouon- tinned till all arrears are paid, oxoapt at the troab e. It you don't, serious complications are is an ontrage on that i bany q eonso ecce which Is one of the foundations of WORL$�S TEmPstz41�pE SVND.1Y,_ I VOrea 5. --Ta what way does the 2.30 p m. Epworth Loaguu every Mon- option, of the publisher, day evening, General prayer meeting rery apt to arise and the first thing you U{abotes American life," I»aah xxviif:l•1$ Lord become "a crown of glory, and on Wednesday evenings, Rev, W- ��RrlarNa R4mas — Legal and other osaualadvertigemental0aperNonpariellinefor know you will have Dropsy, or Bright's Disease, the three most doaMy Thus President Roosevelt summarizes Golden Text— I keep ander Illy body, a diadem of beauty," to those who G. Howson, pastor. F. Buohanan, S,S. Superintendent. Insertion,ffi's tion, so per line for each subsequent forma of Kidney Trouble. his opinions with reference to religion and bring it into aa1%j%)tid,n. I Cor. 1 ix:27, trust him for their ptimuius, and do not drink? � PUSBRYTBRIAII CavROH-Sabbath ser - eomentafxilooalcolnranearecharged YO Ota, per lien for localcolumns and 5 cents Mr. James Bryant, Ar}chat, N.S., was, troubled. With his back and Used Doan'a in politics and public life in an open letter, answering a #rieud'a query am le Do yon know r:f any peiigd In iiia Ustare What are the advantages of shells- g vices at 11 a In and 7,p In. Sunday School at 2;80 p In. General p r line for su Adch vertisementsStrayed,ent insertion. of .sale Kidney Pills, he writes:- I cannot say too much about the benefit I received after religious belief of Preeident elect th0leis Io World's , any -here, when stroug once from, strong drink? prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings. Rev. ortoRent.and similar, $1.00 for first three weeks, and 25 conte for each subsequent in - three three Wxea of Doan's Kidney Pills, Taft. During the campaign, Roosevelt drink was n bleshina? Verso 6 -Why does a man who has D. Perrie, pastor.. Dr. A. J. Irvin, S.S. sertion. F was =r=::ti troubled: with an achin pain 6 Y .' a w�.ya he received numerous inquiries on Id it at all ne<i p• UIe for People to a just cause, dislike to have it tried be, Superintendent, CONTRACT RATes-Thefollowingtable shows our rates for the Insertion of advertisements •cross •he email of my back. Icon d not t++ .xork and my back was so weak I this subject, one letter stating that it produce wine and strung drink in ab- fore a judge lander the influence of ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL—Sab• for speoiSodperiods :— go would have to sit down. It would o awe g y was circulated as a reason for voting g audanee, and be a sober people? driUk? Is a g who drinks man bath services at 11 a m and 7 p m, Sunday School at 2:30pm. Rev. C, E, specs. 1 YR. s sto. a leo. fico, Oauaa mn----_$io.00D $40.000 $22.500 $e.ia for a few days but would always return. I to try Doan's Kidney Pills against Taft, "that he is a Uuitartan Verse I. --Upon whom did the prop- het "'woe" general a safe to whom to trust an army? J'eakins, B. A., B, D., Rector ; Ed, Quarteroolumn_..,. 20.00 10.50 7.50 $.00 was advised • and that his wife and brother are say tho of the drunkard Nash , S. S. Superintendent ; Thom. E, One Inch .,.,..,-_.- 5,00 8,00 2100 1.26 ed and I must say they completely aur me. Price 50 oents per box or 3 boxes for Roman Catholics." would come? Can Should a physician who freoly drinks, b@ be to his drin Robinson, assistant Superintendent. Advertisements without specific directions will be inserted tin forbid and charged a000rd- $1,25 at all dealers or mailed direct on '"Secretary Taft's religious faith is $ Lean, no matter how beAnti permitted practice s, SALVATIODT AUXY-Service at 7 and 11 ingly. Transient advertisements most be paid receipt of price by The Doan Kidney Pill really his own private concern and not 1121, or rich, or clever, retain his at- a m And 8 and 7 p In on Sunday, and for in advance. Co,, Toronto, Ont, a matter of general diaouseion and poli, g p tractions if he tampers with strop ly Verse 7. --It seems In that day, that every evening during the week at , Tna JOB DEPARTUANT Is stocked with an extensive sesortment of all regaialtes for discrimination," the President drink? ", the priest and the prophet, . , ...erred in ' o'clock at the barracks, print- Ing, affording tacRftfes not equalled in the °Ountyfor turningg out drat cissa Largo TO ADVERTISERS says, He continues: +• Upon whom dues the casae Of slydmg drink Ohid fly fall to -da vision and, stumbled in judgement, through strong drink," have you ever PosT Onrioz-Office hours from 8a m to 6;80 p m, •Open to box holders from work, type and a propriate ants for au,4tyles of Poet or,Hand pBills, etc., and the iatest stytee cf _ Notice of °hanger must be left at this You are entitled to know whether a man seeking your suffrage is a man y? How does the curse of strong drink beard of similar things happening in 7 a m. to 9 p m. P, Fisher, postmaster. oholoe fancy type far the $ser classes of print ins. office not later than $aturdii noon. y of clean and Upright life, honorable p affect Wonsan add children today? this day? Verse 8. -Describe the of PUBLIC LIBRASY—Library and free reading room in the Town Hall, will H. B. ELLIOTT, Provriator and Publisher The oa for changes must be left copy K 1n all hie dealings with his fellows and What propo-tion o4 women who condition be open every afternoon from 2 to not later than Monday Dunning. Casual advertisements accepted up fit by qualification and 1,urpose to do drink, atop short of becoming drunk, thing$ is a room after a wine ban- 5:$p o'clock, and every evening from 7 P KONNRDY. M. D„ M'O.P. a.O. British Medical Mt3olde to noon Wednesday of each week. well in the great you for which ed Is a candidate, but you are not entitled srdn? Verse 2, -Through their drunken• quet• Describe theilhome;of a drunkard, eg t0 : 30 o'o1dl0k. Miaa EGh@1 Elliott, librarian. tion, MefdatUle in M oin6apofal attention aid to diseases of Women and Child; p t ESTABLISHED 1$70 to know matters which lie purely be- negs, the people of Ephraim, were Verse 9.• -Why Is ft so difficult to Towzz Coumim--W, Holmes, Mayor; sea. Office boars—i to 4 p. m.; 7 to a V. m. tweea himself and his Maker." soon captured and carriod into cap- i1°Ipart practical knowledge to the Dr, A. J. Irwin, Reeve; David Bell, pA�y{y j��TT ��{{ TIMES, u1{ WINOUN IMES, The President states that as a matter tivity, by the king of Assyria, bat people on the unmitigated evils of the Thos. Gregory, D. E. McDonald Wm . Nicholsou,Goo. Spottou,Geo, C. Hanna, DR, MACDUNALD, * of fact Taft. B brother and wife are not what are the enemies to -da y whish drink habit? poanoillors; J. B. P'ergnson, Clerk and . Centre Street , lfi.i3-RLLIOTT,PUXL1RR)RANT,PRnYn7ETOT+ Catholige, bring "duce" bo Eha"e who are;rdrnnk• What proportion of the voters are Treasurer; Anson DUlmage, Assessor, wingham, Ontario, arde? now in favor of the total suppression Board meets first Monday evening in THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26 1808. PRINTED 8Y REQUEST. What are the evils which a moderate of the manufacture and sale, of Strong drink beverage? each month 0.t 8 O'alOOk, DR. L�CatloiEViT, drinker has to fear? as a HIGHSCHOOL BOARD, -John Wilson, C Ia it passible for n nation of drink- Verse 10. -In what Consists our (chairman) Dr, J. P. Kennedy, Dr. P. Physician, surgeon, *to. NOTES AND COMMENTS Recipe Easily Prepared at Small Cost, ere to permanently prosper? p chief h0 B for the ail P suppression of Macdonald,, Dr. R. q. Redmond, J. A. Morton, 0..P. Smith, W. F. VanStoae,.. Of$oe—MaodonatdBlook,overlv.M°ribbon's Drugstore. Nightoalisansweredattheoffioe. -' and Many Swear By It. Verse 8. -How are the drinkers of the ravages of the drink habit? Dudley Holmes, secretary. A. Cosens, The kini;ston Standard, a Conserve• Mix the following by shaking well to day, either literally or figuratively, (This question must be answered In treasurer, Board meets second Monday evening ill each month. a TSR, ROBT. C. REDMOND, M. R.O.P. (Eng) live paper, has taken the lead in repudi- In a battle, and take in teaspoonful "trodden wader foot.?" writing' by members of the Club.) L. R. C. P. London. sting and oondemainaz the campaign doses after meals and at bedtime. Verse 4. --The valley of Ephraim Verse 11, -In what way is God to- PUBLIO SCHOOL BOARD. -'T. Hall, entitled "The Duty of the pamphlet y 'n Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound r C mp and Iia son ne ounce-, was ver rich and productive but • y p t ba da so loud. proclaiming i y oo aimin the evils at y p g (chairman), B Jeakins,11. M Isard,A.E. Lloyd,S. gess. Win. Mooro,Alex. Rosa, PHYSICIAN' and SURGEON• j Honx," issued and circulated by the Compound Syrup Sarda arU1a, three canis as a "Fading flower," through strong drink? C. N. Griffin. secretary, John F. Offine; with Dr. Chisholm, Orange Sentinel fu the interest of the ounces. A local drug et is the an- drink; what becomes of the fertile Verses 12.18. -When people are so Groves; Treasurer,. J. B. Ferguson. Conservative party -or 4o pot it mora f thority that these him e, harmless fn- Rr@di0uta can be obi sed at nominal at farms in this country which are ealti- often warned, and will not take the Meetings second Tuesday eveningiueach �ANSTONB, R. correctly, for the purpose of discrediting oast from our nom d assist, vated by drunkards? warning, what generally is the result? month. the Laurier Ghlvernment, Other Con• The mixture is id to and How long does it take for strong Lesson for Sunday, Deo. 6th, 1908-- HIOHi SCHOOL TzAOHERs—J. A, Tay BARRISTHR, SOLICITOR, HTC servative papers are following the Stan. strengthen the ogged and inactive drink to oonaume the "glorious Solomon Chooses Wisdom. -I Kings g tor, B.A., principal; J. C. Smith, B.A., Private and Company funds to -loan at lowest rate of interest. xortga sass's Ioad. It is now realized that ] idea a overoomiaiz $aokaohe, Blad• y der ++ beauty of either a man or a womaaP iii:4.15. classical master; J. G. Workman, B.A., mathematical master ; Miss Helena es, town and farm property bought and sola. She pamphlet did more harm than good, weakness and Urinary trouble of all kinds, if taken before the stage o1 Dadean, B.A„ teenier o! English and cillos, Beaver $look. Winans% During the campaign no fault was found Briarht's Disease. Moderns. with it by these same papers; there was Those who have tried this may it pos. itively overcomes in the back, �y� �y - it 1111_ � � � � W_ W �-. � PUBLIC SCHOOL 1RAOMARS.--A. H, J A. MORTON, a general willingness to have it placed pain 8'1 Muauglrl , Principal Miss Brook, • "where it would do the most good,', so clears the urine of sediment and seize, fates urination, eacecially at night, A (� Miss Re Farquharson, Alias yn0liss BARRISTER, &°, long as it was kept away from places oaring even the worst forma of bled. � � !t Y ItJ! Local History of the early 805. Cu mi Wilson, Miss Cummings, and Mies and Winans%, Ont, where it would be sure to do harm. der weakness. i N I Items from the "TimBst' tyles. Fraser. - '11 Unfortunately for the Conservativue Every man or woman here who feels that the kidneys are not strong or act- BOARD OF HRALTH— olmes, I (chairman) R. Porter Thomas Greg- E L. DICItINsort Dttnl:>ev Horaiss however, it couldn't be kept away from the latter it ing in a bea)tny manner should mix cry, John Wilson, V.S., J. B. Ferguson, DICKINSON � HOMES places, and now t this prescription at home and give it (From the Time of Nov, 16, 1888.) Mogay and W. Scott were arrayed secretary; Dr. J. R Macdonald, t is realized that from a party point of a trial, a$ it is said to do wonders for against Messrs, J. Neelands, J. Cloud, J. Medical Health Offi,cAr. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Mo. view the circulation of the pamphlet many persons, Dfusley and J. Inglis, the latter beating Monny To LoAm. i was a blander; hence the ddefre to Dr, R. E. Towle has Opened an office by throe points. OWWIaz7: Moyer Block, Wingham, repudiate it. -Hamilton Herald. Combines and Protection. in Bolgrave Mr, T. A. Mille was Dolled away this TAKE NOTICE. 11 If we believe our parliament is not -"~ From the Woodstock Sentinel -Review. Mr. Wm, Clegg on Tuesday made a asst shipment of 7,000 bushels of burley week to attend the funeral of his nephew, Ernest Mills, who was aooiden- --�-�. That J. S, Jerome, Dentist RTH17R d. IfB.WIN, D. D, S., L. D. s. ideal and if our parliamentarians are The Toronto Star is running a ser- urchased at Bel rave this year. p g tally killed on the railway at Woods- is making beautiful Bete of teeth for eight dollar$, and Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania Dental College and Licentiate of the Ro7a1 not quite so fair, Bo high-minded and so ice of articles on Canadian combines. Mr, J. Rttohie, from near Belmore, dais. inserting the Patent Airchamber. All inoMn donaalld Block Winghans.Oataric. Office public-spirited as we would like to see The purpose of these artioles is to recently sold to Mr. M. H. MoIndoo a A special meeting of Court Maitland, work guaranteed. them, let us remember that onr business show that under the favorable can' dressed turkey weighing 22} pounds. C•O,F„ was called on Wednesday even. Office in Chisholm Block, Wingham. life is also far from being idea}, that ditiona existing in this country, nom- Mr. J. T. H. Brown, for some time in Ing and there was a good turnout. Ad- W. J. PRIGS, B. S. A., L. D. S„ D. D. S. oar theatres are pretty bad, that reaped- bines for the artificial increase of the employ of Mr; W. F. $rackenehtre, dresses were given by Dc. U'.M, Stanley, Licentiate o! the Royal College of Dental tabic oittzenabny, the Calgary Eye -Op -n- n• et to see what now filth it has gathered priced have formes and are forming at a rate and to an extent calculated leaveB at an early date t0 open a gallery of Watford, ,chairman of the medical board; Dr. Macdonald, Dr. Towler, E. - - Surgeons of Ontario, and Graduate of Uni- vereity of Toronto. Office : Beaver Block. up, that Kaman passions are still filling to excite serious concern. Assuming at LietdiweI. C. Clarke and R. Elliott, , 1 . ,, • y the asylums, y , Jails and penitentiaries, that the Information contained 312 these Mr. T. A. Raid, principal of the Teen p no m friendly Tho boiler and engine for the Union � • '� L>t. KELLY, Wingham, Cnt, A and that church choirs and church a+tiotes is trustworthy, than already water public school gave factory have arrived and are being plac- I I . IV— members are not always living in that the time has Dome for some decided pall on Saturday. ed, Everything is now in readiness .for y LICHNSHD AUCTIONEER Christian harmony which thfnketh and action on the part of the Government. Skating was gleefully indulged in on planing the machinery, About sixty For the County of Huron. seise of all kinds conducted at reasonable rates. Orders left speaketh no evil. Private life, business " The protective tariff exists to afford the data on Wednosday. hands have been engaged steadily since Synopsis of Canadian Northwest at the TIbas office will roocivo prompt attention, life, social lite and parliamentary lite- protection from competition to rising Mr. D, Stewart rented his store on the the work began, Messrs, Kincaid Bros. Homestead Regulations. ' all these bear somewhat the same char- industries; if it is used to facilitate west side of Josephine street, next to expect to be ready for operations in acteristios. la Great Britain, parlim- combinations for the purpose of levying Hanna's, So Mr. Angus McDonald form- about a fortnight.-Meeers. Lloyd & A� oven numbered section Dominion Lands Manitoba ,not �( RANA MOCONNELL, mentary life has probably reached ft. on the consumer simply because the erl of Lakelet, who intends to open it y p Sane have purchased their machinery ,c res swan and Alberta, excepting $ and '2(i, not reserved, may ep 8an Licensed Auctioneer for the higher relative position than it had in aOna12mer cannot help himself, thea It out at once an a flour and lead store. from Messrs Goldie be homesteaded by any person who is the sole head n family, or any male over yearn of County of zdurou this country. but th-re are reasons for y ld put to an improper Reg. The C -lav , The cnrtinn edsaeoa was opened an the Marvellous progress has b00II mad@ at P been made at o ago, to the safest of Dna-quarter section of 160 ct less is prepared to conduct auction sales of all des - 1 cr ptions, especially farm stock and imple that. This need not d{eaourage us, but eram4nt has s reads remedy always dam on Wednesday, Measra. S. Hent, G. all the factories. acres, more or Application for entry must be made in per. • menta, menta, in an art of the counts on roaxTa • y p y' rather it should enconrnga us to talk and available. It the Government falls to work for that high standard of public apply the remedy the people may take con'laoe which has made and is keeping the matter iuto their own hands. This Boston to to congratulated upon the Great Britain in the forefront of the is a consideration that should not be outcome of the Parkznan will con - world's great nations.--C,nadian Cour- lost sight of. There is a strong send troversy, by which the city Is to receive for. moat in this country in favor of a mod- the income of $5,250,000 for the care and erate tariff. It is not confined to any beautification of its public parks, This MiGs Bessie Mckenzie, formerly of political party, and it seems to be will do much to make Boston's city the Teeawater P. S atss f, in engaged to growing. It will probably continue to parka worthy of the place that is the take charge of school No. 4, Culroms grow. in, the light of this fact the home of the finest park system in the (8oyd1s) at the New Year, policy that results in combinations for world. the artificial increase of prices is a � very shortsighted ane. Apparently the DEAN UNS'E'LFISH DAN. people of Canada are willing that the You p,�� ! H,r� t manufacturing industries should on. iT g Daly 7r u ■ 1 Joy moderate and even liberal protec- tion from outside competition, for the `Most everyone that knowed our Dan Agreed that he was the kindest man t �; Kid n eyss 1•r,.ent at any rate; but let it once be' They ever see. He had the knack 47 come apparent that the beneficiaries Of takin' on his own broad back `then let Df. A. W. Chase's Kidney- of the protective tariff are not content The burden an' the slaps and pokes Liver Pliis prove thslr power to claw. with the legitimate fruits of protection, Belonged by rights to other folks. I,et urine stand for twenty-four hours It anyone wise in distress and it at the end of that time there are do- but are taking advantage of their posi- An' went to Dan, he'd say, "I guess posits of a brick duet variety, or If the tion to squeeze the consumer, a,td Weil pull you Out all right; let's see, Water becomes smoky and cloudy you may *ore will probably be such a protest SnppOee YOU leave All that to me." be sure the kidneys are deranged.. throughout the country that the Gov. Was nothin' finer than the way The letter quoted below folie how` these efriment of the day will be compelled He dared for poor old Uncle Jay. symptoms were overcome and kidney to take heed. v Who was the most unlucky has" disease cubed by Dr. A.W. Chace s Sidney- For havin' trouble with his Ian' Liver Pills. Because of their direct and -�--- - - 'Bout taxes, or the early spring combined action on both liver and bowels According to deapatahes from Mani. PIowin', or some other tbing, these pills cure the moat complicated oases. That plumb upset the poor old man, Capt. W, Smith, Iiovelatoke, B.C., tabs an interior and highly ela:plomive Then, to the nick of time, our Dan WrItts:--"My doctor examined my urine grade of coal oil is being sold in that Steps in, and mez, ',Don't fret," sez he, and told the I had chtonle' disease of the country, which fit the past two or three '"snppode you loave all that tome." kidneys. Dr. -Chase's Kidney-Idver Pills weeks has been the cause of fourteen Or It got to be that Unole Tay perfectly saxes me, as my doctor flaw fifteen death. A thorough investigation He couldn't git aloha no way tea after a second examination." should be insttEnted, and it it is found without out, Dan, an, Our Dan he ane pill w dose, $ti route &hair At oII Jest cared far him unselfishly, lersorFAnumaon,l'3ates&Co,Toronto, that any company, through the greed Of An' when the old roan come to die, �q y gain, has been marketing this murder. Our Dan, a' oonrse, was right close by. P.A.W i+C. hh as s Otte brand of goods it should be severely Soz Uncle Jay: "I'm worrit, Dan, "" prkniehed ltlnd deprlved of Iib oharter or 'Bout what's to come of all my Ian' i d n ey and An all my motley out at loan, LIN Pills right to do business. Haman life ie tau An' fit the bank, when I am gone," 1�� precious to be sacrificed oil the altar of Then Dan, he tips all' sez. set he: awarfoe, "Suppose you lexYe aH that to Ine." SCALDED BY BOILING FAT COULDN'T USE BANDS FdR A MONTH eon by the applicant at a Dominion Lands a e erms. rders loft at tho Tlrrns office Agency or Pub-agenc for the distriet in whioh will be promptly and cheerfully attended to, the land is situate. Entry by proxy may, how. ever, be wade at as Agency On certain condi. tions by his father, mother, son, daughter, . brother or sister of an intending homesteader. The homesteader is required to perform the homestead dutieses Hader one of the following Wingham Genual Hospital plans, ------- (1) At least six months' residence upon and cultivation of the land in each year for three Under Government ( Inspection) I - _�,__ LATEST FROM WA4111140 iN, We are now told by the bui'eaal of animal industry that white diaerhea to chicks Is caused by germs on the shells of egos laid by hone that have these germs in their lntestlues. ,And we are directed t0 wash these germs off before hatching with alco- hol 05 degrees ,strong, a 5 per cent carbolle acid soltWOU or CM0111, 10 per cent. Not long ago our philoso- phers Lound the turkey blackhead germs In a barnyard Biddy, and now they`ve gone back and anistled their Investigation and found the white diarrhea microbe. But, gentlemen of the jury, how did those germs get there, and what deeply laid shell game were they concocting, and are you sure you haven't missed more menag- eries of murderous microbes? But, good Old Biddy, what 40 YOU think of it? "Cluck, CIU04 cluck! I'EN not guilty, and I'm• not feeling tick]" Inside either, and I Want these Wash- ington goose bone prophets to under6 stand that I have raised hundreds of healthy chicks, and not ander the fits fluence of alcohol either." But in these local option days just Imagine the big poultrymen .who wt from 50,000 to 90,000 eggs a season dipping them all in warm alcohol. Wouldn't we like to see the stuntf Every broken egg would turn intd eggnog, and every chicken man wOU14 get full of grog. No, stree. It's not the great American hen. It's the fel, low who has a defective incubator, it defective brooder or a defective head that's to blame. "DON'T BELIEVE ITI" "You don't?" "Nos I don't belleve any one would be foolish enough to pay $7,500, the price of three automo- bile,s, for five chickens." That's what a whole lot saki, but money talks. We have read the cod ' respondence in the deal and Mr. NeI- lerstrass tells us through the Re- liable that, Mme. Paderewski gave him a $5,000 United States gold cer- tificate, two United States $1,000 bills and one $500 bill for a rooster and four hens. The former highest prices in the United States were $3,400 for nineteen rose comb Btaek Minoreas which were sold to Henry Shultz von Schultzen- stein of Berlin, an Orpington cock bird for $700 and a White Plymouth Rock cockerel for $800. It is quite a com- pliment to American fanciers that the madame should pass England, where the Orpington originated, and buy her birds in this country. The highest price ever paid in Eng- land for a fowl was $1,000 for a Brolva Red. The names of the $7,500 birds are Crystal Bing, Jr., Lady Helen, Olga, Cristina and Victoria. These names seem quite appropriate to the other side. While Mr. Paderew= ski dotes on pigs and purchases his hogs from John Bull, the madame Is a great poultry enthusiast Immediately on their arrival at Lausanne, Switzerland, she entered them at a poultry show and won all the prizes. She has made the world rubber at the price she paid, and her Americxut •- birds will make the old world cocka- doodles sit up and take notice when: tbey sweep up the prizes. FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS. A young lady In New Yorki,is paying her way through. college with the prof- Its from thirty-two hens, During three j winter months she sold $123.75 worth of eggs. And now, young poultryman, hustle for New York, for-„..e's the girl for you—if you're her ideal. And now we are hearing again about those August hatched chickens makingp the best Iayers. Yes, frost does come right after 'August; and frost brings rdup, and roup does lay 'dun out. Cockfighting is unknown in Russia, but the Arasmas and Jula varieties of geese have been taught to fight. Won- der If the Russian were ever matched with the Japanese? • An extra good coaxer In a pigeon loft will sometimes split a family and elope with his afllnity, Now, If you can just succeed In mating the desert. ed partners you will save the expenses of divorce proceedings, Our good housewives who take m whole day to pick a duck and swear (figuratively) that they will never do so again hold their breath to hear that some experts can clean the frills off of eighty in a day. .. The main reason why there is so much trouble In undressing .ducks dry. Is because they are allowed to get cold. Start to pick before the blood stops and the feathers set, and keep cool Yourself It it's a hot day. Ilse° duck feather fan. If for market, keep feet and head from water, as it will change their color. Blankets are not needed and make sickly Iooking birds. In the English egg shows the fotlow. Ing qualities are considered; Freshness, elle, texture and cfeanlluess of spelt, uniformitq of sire, color and shape. Double your, tainted, dyed., polished. • and rotten eggs are fired. Young stock is your dependence for In.'lrket and eggs. Peed well, and :Nr Your and their sake dowt crowd. "What Is a square deal?' is ft. cussed in ane of the pdmltry journals. Weil, what Is a square, daoA anyhow? last explain this for ns to the fellOW Who t►antil something for nothing 4W bells yod nothing for oomewng: ,Wel s+tk,aen't time. A customer wrote us limy 23' "I thOloght I would Write and: tail pool how many' emcktris we got out of the two settings of egg& we, got thirty-three out of thirty-four, but: the .casts hbepped on three grid stilled` them.'” Glue ua a &Ad MW thin when *6 silty 1tMM 7ft TbW* jdL • �:10 "06 , 'ark" ... ...-..-...__ .._....-.--,W.-- , -_, � a; 1, 4 r years. (2) A homesteader may, if he so deairea, . Zam-Bak Gave Instant Relief. perform the required residence duties by living on farming land owned solely by him, not lona Pleasant. situated. Beantitn! ins{ y ------- than eighty (80) acres in extent, in the vicinity nished, Open to all regularly licensed An accident to a Toronto home mi ht g et his homestead. Joint ownership in land Yv(8Ill not meet this requirement. physicians, RaTEs POR PATIENTS— have had vera serious oOIIBegnenoea had (8) If the father (or mother, if the father is which include board and nursing), ( K) r $3.50 it not been for Zam•Buk. Mies Martha deceased) of the homesteader has permanent to $15.00 per week according to location Green, of 9 Claremont St., in taking; a hrel.9 ,ot les farming h n olghtp 80) acrees in extent of recut. F'or further information, pea of boiling Pat from the aver api1S it in the vicinity, of the homestead, or neon a address over her right hand. "The boiling fat ran into the palm of my hand," she homestead entered for by him in the vicinity, den homesteader gpwithmtheafatherr(o MISS J. E. WELSH, Superintendent, says, "and over all my flngerd. I was bylivi mother.) "vicinity" Boa 22$, Wfngham Ont. almost wild with the pain. T hand became swollen, and .etre bl form. (4) The term in the two preced- Ing paragraphs is defined.as meaning not more , ars ed all over the palm and a g th0 flag• than nine mhos in a direct line, exclusive of the width of road allowances crossed In the RAILWAY TIME TABLES. era. For over a month was unable to use the hand a all, I tried several measurement. (6) A homesteader intending to perform iia duties in (RAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM CX kinds of salves a inimente, but the residence accordance with the above while living with parents or on farming land TRAINS LINAVlt WOR wound Seemed arentiy no better. it wise altogether too severe for these prop- owned by himself must notify the Agent for the district of such intention, London -,....,-...... _ 6.40 a,m_.- a, Torontoft,m• six months' notice in writing must ibe given arations to heal, to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at aa..am...' 9.0s p m__ g p.m ' About this time I was advised to try Ottawa of hutontion to apply for patent, ARnIVE WRom Hinoardfne ,-.,9.40 a.m_II.0o a.m__ 'd•4o P.m. Zam•Buk. I stopped Rising' all other W. W. CORY, preparations and applied it instead, The Deputy of the .sinister of the Interior. London....---,.,.-,_11.64a,m__ 7,06p.m. Palmerston...• _...__ 10.80a.m. very first application soothed my hand .er'B`Vnintthorlill bepubli tald publication of thin ad. Toronto &East..�R0��3A0a p.m -- 0.15 .1 pan mud seemed to draw out the fire and In- flammadon; And as I kept on netngi CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. V 7iaW$nii the blfeEete gradually dried up and disappeared, In a very short TRAIN$ LIAVD FOR Toronto and Hast...,.... e.55 a.m...- 8,89 p.m, Teeswater - ..w 1,10 p.m --10,0$ p,m, time the eaald was healed Completely." - This fit but Ono Instance of the uses to OUTSIDE Teeesrater.. y`ARnivX PRO m.� ., 8.89 p,in, which Z'%m BRk can be so Advanta e• B Toronto and Rant s w, -1.10p n --10.08 p.fn, J. H. B�REMER. Affen oasly applied, It is equally effective for barns, outs, braises, abrasions, sprain ADVERTISING ,Wingham. and stiffaee9, It also curve 6ozoma, aloers, sates, blood poisoning, ringworm, scalp soros, chapped hands, and all skill Orders for the insertion of edvertleements ! h it diseases and injuries, Rubbed well on such as teachers wanted, business ehanoed, mechanics wanted, articles for Bale, or In feet to the cheat, nil case of cold, It reliev0a any' kind of an advt. in any of the 'Toronto or the aching and tightness, and applied dts other city papers, may be Ieft at the Timmis ober �/�f*�� Remedy Cough 4 e an embrocation it cures rheumatism, b1$to, Tkiswork will receivepromptattendon *111 trouble ) and save people the of rainittin sciatica, neuralgia, eto. All druggists for and forwarding adtertlsemanta, Lowes IS UNEOUALED PON and stores sell at 60a. 6 box, or post rated will be quoted on appbottiou. Leaves free from ram-Enk Toronto, or maad�rour next world of this kind to the Coughs, Colds and Ctoup. Clo., for reoeipt of price, $ boxes for $1.25. TIngs 1$iF'i1� X010, iii alk I I I ON - 0 I - _�,__ LATEST FROM WA4111140 iN, We are now told by the bui'eaal of animal industry that white diaerhea to chicks Is caused by germs on the shells of egos laid by hone that have these germs in their lntestlues. ,And we are directed t0 wash these germs off before hatching with alco- hol 05 degrees ,strong, a 5 per cent carbolle acid soltWOU or CM0111, 10 per cent. Not long ago our philoso- phers Lound the turkey blackhead germs In a barnyard Biddy, and now they`ve gone back and anistled their Investigation and found the white diarrhea microbe. But, gentlemen of the jury, how did those germs get there, and what deeply laid shell game were they concocting, and are you sure you haven't missed more menag- eries of murderous microbes? But, good Old Biddy, what 40 YOU think of it? "Cluck, CIU04 cluck! I'EN not guilty, and I'm• not feeling tick]" Inside either, and I Want these Wash- ington goose bone prophets to under6 stand that I have raised hundreds of healthy chicks, and not ander the fits fluence of alcohol either." But in these local option days just Imagine the big poultrymen .who wt from 50,000 to 90,000 eggs a season dipping them all in warm alcohol. Wouldn't we like to see the stuntf Every broken egg would turn intd eggnog, and every chicken man wOU14 get full of grog. No, stree. It's not the great American hen. It's the fel, low who has a defective incubator, it defective brooder or a defective head that's to blame. "DON'T BELIEVE ITI" "You don't?" "Nos I don't belleve any one would be foolish enough to pay $7,500, the price of three automo- bile,s, for five chickens." That's what a whole lot saki, but money talks. We have read the cod ' respondence in the deal and Mr. NeI- lerstrass tells us through the Re- liable that, Mme. Paderewski gave him a $5,000 United States gold cer- tificate, two United States $1,000 bills and one $500 bill for a rooster and four hens. The former highest prices in the United States were $3,400 for nineteen rose comb Btaek Minoreas which were sold to Henry Shultz von Schultzen- stein of Berlin, an Orpington cock bird for $700 and a White Plymouth Rock cockerel for $800. It is quite a com- pliment to American fanciers that the madame should pass England, where the Orpington originated, and buy her birds in this country. The highest price ever paid in Eng- land for a fowl was $1,000 for a Brolva Red. The names of the $7,500 birds are Crystal Bing, Jr., Lady Helen, Olga, Cristina and Victoria. These names seem quite appropriate to the other side. While Mr. Paderew= ski dotes on pigs and purchases his hogs from John Bull, the madame Is a great poultry enthusiast Immediately on their arrival at Lausanne, Switzerland, she entered them at a poultry show and won all the prizes. She has made the world rubber at the price she paid, and her Americxut •- birds will make the old world cocka- doodles sit up and take notice when: tbey sweep up the prizes. FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS. A young lady In New Yorki,is paying her way through. college with the prof- Its from thirty-two hens, During three j winter months she sold $123.75 worth of eggs. And now, young poultryman, hustle for New York, for-„..e's the girl for you—if you're her ideal. And now we are hearing again about those August hatched chickens makingp the best Iayers. Yes, frost does come right after 'August; and frost brings rdup, and roup does lay 'dun out. Cockfighting is unknown in Russia, but the Arasmas and Jula varieties of geese have been taught to fight. Won- der If the Russian were ever matched with the Japanese? • An extra good coaxer In a pigeon loft will sometimes split a family and elope with his afllnity, Now, If you can just succeed In mating the desert. ed partners you will save the expenses of divorce proceedings, Our good housewives who take m whole day to pick a duck and swear (figuratively) that they will never do so again hold their breath to hear that some experts can clean the frills off of eighty in a day. .. The main reason why there is so much trouble In undressing .ducks dry. Is because they are allowed to get cold. Start to pick before the blood stops and the feathers set, and keep cool Yourself It it's a hot day. Ilse° duck feather fan. If for market, keep feet and head from water, as it will change their color. Blankets are not needed and make sickly Iooking birds. In the English egg shows the fotlow. Ing qualities are considered; Freshness, elle, texture and cfeanlluess of spelt, uniformitq of sire, color and shape. Double your, tainted, dyed., polished. • and rotten eggs are fired. Young stock is your dependence for In.'lrket and eggs. Peed well, and :Nr Your and their sake dowt crowd. "What Is a square deal?' is ft. cussed in ane of the pdmltry journals. Weil, what Is a square, daoA anyhow? last explain this for ns to the fellOW Who t►antil something for nothing 4W bells yod nothing for oomewng: ,Wel s+tk,aen't time. A customer wrote us limy 23' "I thOloght I would Write and: tail pool how many' emcktris we got out of the two settings of egg& we, got thirty-three out of thirty-four, but: the .casts hbepped on three grid stilled` them.'” Glue ua a &Ad MW thin when *6 silty 1tMM 7ft TbW* jdL • �:10 "06 , 'ark" ... ...-..-...__ .._....-.--,W.-- , -_, � a; 1, 4 r