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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1909-03-18, Page 3VIT TUB. WING44,14 Toms, MAIR011 18, *1100 1theGreatest Blood, Ftesh llNerve Toule •., /.. Ai Makes Mood, Strengihens the Nerves Invigorates, Builds up, Braces, Like Electricity, you will feel the new blood coming into your veins and the'nerves getting strong. The wri led and pale faces willput on a natural color. VITOL GIVES ENERGY AND SQ L?, LASTING HEALTH. Almost Instaat in s ¶onderful Results VI rol; aures all diseases arising iron a poor and watery condition of the; blood, such as pale and sallow complexion, general muscular weakness, loss of appetite, depression of spirits, lack of ambition, anaemia, palpitation of the heart, shortness of breath en slight exertion, coldness of bands or feet, pain in the back, nervous headache, and all forms of female weakness, tardy or irregular periods, suppression of the menses, hysteria, seiatiea, rheumatism, locomotor ataxy, Vito! is for sale everywhere or direct from Tax $Coaair. Datta Co., St Catharines, Ont. Price 50 ets, box, or six boxes for $2,50. AT WALLEY'S DRUG STORE. DOMINION BONN HEAD OFFICE : TORONTO. Capital paid tip, $3,976,000 Ueselve hod and Undivided ,profits $5,297,000 Total Assets, over 48,000,009 WINBOAM BRANCH. Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Canada, the United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interns allowua on deposits of $1 and upwards D. T. HEPBURN, Manager R. Vanatone, Solicitor. FARM ERS and anyone haotr.g live stock or nth r articled they wish to dispose of. khould *duel - tiro the same for sale in the 'Pain. Our large olronlatlon tells and it will bestrange indeed if yon do notA ltaoustotner. Weoan'tguarantee that you will sell heoaueo lou may ask more for the article or stook than it is worth, nand your advertisement to the Trues and try this p blobff . disposing of your stook and other a STEADY EMPLOYMENT for a reliable Local Salesman repre- senting "Canada's Oldest and Greatest Nurseries" in Winghaw and adjoining country. Yon will find there is a good demand for nursery Stook on account of the high prices that growers have realized on their fruit this seaacn. Our salesmen are turning in big busi- ness to us this year. Be one of them and earn good wages through the winter mouths. Territory reserved, Pay weekly. Free sample outfit, etc. Write for particulars. STOVE dL W +`LLINGTON Fonthill Nurseries (860), TORONTO, CANADA, .60 YEARS" ' EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS i COPYRIGHTS &c Anyano sending n stretch and description mar invention is probably TTententabie. O po�emunleaa- tlonestrictlyconfdontial. HANHjbolf on Patents Scut free. Oldest annoy for eocartng�patente. rntento taken through Munn & C0.receive special notice, without Charge, In the $eIe� IIf American. • A handsomely tlluatrated weekly. Largest sir. emotion of any scientific journal. Terms for Canada,te.76 a year.postage prepaid, Sold by wi tr+�a s+y all newsdealera. - fL��r.✓'. �` MUNN & Co s$tsroadway; New York, ' /1 Branch Odlco, 626 P 8t, Wasbuiecon. D.p, 1 CENTRAL T Rdt-rro . QNT..-...•'' This school stands in the forefront as the largest and beet practical training sohaoI in Western Ontario. We have three departments; COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY AU departments are in charge of experienced instructors and the oourass are thorough and practical. Our graduates secure good posilions. Students are entering every week. Write for our free catalogue et once, ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN PRINCIPALS. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE TIIE a is 00 eeae092e$s e6603 '0 OEI a III �tlElea aae�a.QsIea:. Head Office, Homilies. A Birthday _ Fund has been started by many parents to provide a start in life for their children when reaching twenty one. . . N excellent means of pr.widing a son or daughter with a good start on life's journey when ,they come of 01iw age, is to open a , Birrhday . Savings Bank account in the child's name. Each birthday, deposit a surn to their credit, equal to their years -at five years, $5.00, and at ten years, $lo oo. ' a;.,c These sums, with interest, will `amount in twenty-one years to quite a substantial sum --especially if the child is encour- aged to deposit its pocket Money in the same fund. At twenty-one, turn the control of the account over to the son or daughter. It will either provide a start in Life, or form an incentive for further steady accumulation, that will make for success and a competence for old age. The growing Bank Account' is a valuable object lesson, and the child will ,generally make every effort to add to the sum as it watches it grow. Children thus start life with a good foundation Laid for success and prosperity. THE BANK OP HAMILTON specialty invites these Birthday Fund Savings Accounts, and provides every facility and convenience for their opening and operation, under the control of either, or both parents. BANK OF HAMILTON WINGHAM BRANCH C. P. SMITH, Agent. SHE VYIL OE CHARMING OUST THE SAME, (Sant Kuser,) Irene new spring bats are frightful brings, They look ;fke washtubs when Inverted To itt hell re and ging twig inserted; If ever, since this world began, More homely headgear was invented, The poor inventor, whether tnan Or vroMen, roast have been demented, Yon wonder when you see them in Show windows eoattered through the airy, How Women wearing them may win >lleu's love or be considered pretty; You ask yourself es you behold Thema on the duannmies, forced to bear them, Row' lovely ever women, inuyoung tear t em, But be of good cheer yet end oling Unceasingly to hope, oh, brother; The maiden will be sweet this spring ,And charming still somehow Or other; She never yet hes failed to stir The old, disturbing, heavenly passion, NDeorreed o he the late* l 08 Nox a Cold Dr, Edick Says it is a Wonderful Remedy. Consumption, Coughs and °olds are qunokly relieved by this wonderful remedy. 108 Nox a Cold is not a patent medicine, but a prescription. Thin same rrats isgpnwdonai, Bo obit.Asthma and all Threat Trouble can be oured by this Ptepof Bowman, villa, Onit.,i�says: X consider 108 Nox a Cold a very valuable remedy for (Ion• sumption and all Lung Trouble. Get n bottle from your ,druggist to -day, 26 Dente, For dale at Walley'a drug store, THE WOMAN AT HOME. A raw egg swallowed will detach a fish bone in the throat. The face should have a oold cream bath at least once a day. Celery is a nerve tonin as well as aelp• fun to rheumatic persons. Air in a sickroom may be consider- ably sweetened by sprinkling a little vinegar on a hot shovel. It also is a good disinfectant. To prevent clothes from freezing to the line in winter, put a handful of salt in last rinsing water, When polishing the finger nails, rub across, not np and down. Dust the bands with orris powder for excessive perspiration. Bags made of oheeseoloth eight inobes square filled with oatmeal, seine powdered borax, pulverized citable soap and a little poivdered orris root and used in the bath are delightfully re- freshing. A GOOD STOMACH Means Good Health, Cheerfulness, Ambition, Persistency and Success Ml-o-na will oure your dyspepsia or any other stomach trouble by building up the flabby walls and making the stomach so strong that it will digest food without pepsin or other artificial aid. In other words, Mi-o-na cures dys• pepsia by removing the cause, Walton MoKibbon is the agent for JIi•o na In Wingham and he says to every reader of the TIMES whose storm aoh is weak, who has indigestion or dyspepsia, that Illi•o-na is guaranteed to oure or money book. The price is only 50 dents a large box, and one box is alt you need to prove that you are on the right road to health and happiness. Mr, Geo. Linder of corner Mill and Park Streets, Elmira, Out , says: "For about ten yearn I have been aeverely troubled with stomach trouble and in• digestion so bad that I could not retain my food after eating. I could not eat meat, or scarcely anything and had headaches and constipation. I secared a package of Mi.o na with the result that now after having token two boxes I am entirely cured and can eat tiny- thing, digest perfectly and am feeling fine. Mi'o•na also overoame mykoon- stipation. I am only too glad to public ly endorse and recommend Mi•o na," A case of much interest to'farmers. especially, WAS tried ,at the Spring Assizes at 'Walkerton last week. It was an action brought by 3, E, Kaake, of the 6th con. of Greenock, to recov- er insurance on a barn from the Wa- vvancah Fire Ins. Co. It will he re* membered • that earn* in jute of lest year a storm or tornado passed Over, part of ainloea and Greenock, doing flinch damage to buildings. Among the barns blown down Was that 01 Mr, Reek°, It was indnred with the com- pany above mentioned for $800, and there was alto inearanoe on the son - tents. Eaakee contention was that before being blown down, the barns had been streak by' lightning and damaged so that it would not reeler the Wind,and that, therefore, the lightning was the real Dane° of the lova. On that ground he oleittied the *800 and $160 for a naw that was killed; and other =tents destroyed, Much b'vldelnoe wan heard on both b del bit Eeeke failed to eetehlisli hie Diann eo he got nothing out of the oofstpany and had to pay cote, iiaid t0 m unt to aoinething like $600, 11 PROGRESSIVE CQNTENTMSNT. Er. A Daly, in patholie Staanderd.j I have tno desire for riches. lllere Mone * le nothing tome. Frotrt`ali the annoyance of million* I'm glad to be perfectly free. Of coarse, I'm in debtjust a trifle; 1401 gadon't owe a mut," Bute were these few debt* of intim Settled I'tn Imre I'd be really content, A hundred or so wo ld be i►lnple If I only had tyhat Ica certain. I'd be in my glory, and pet- I wouldn't mind one or two thousand, Ton see I am WWI paying rent, And of I could be my own landlord' I'm sure I'd be really content, It's nice to be quite independent And not bene to vvorlclike a slave. Mr Metes are the tastes of refinement; It lent my nature to save. If I bad a NMI hundred thousand ,lust drawing, say, seven per neat, Or possibly six and tbree•gnartere, I'M sore I'd be really content. I Nate this base struggle for millions, This longing for Holies galore. ICI had a million, believe rue, I wouldn't be wi&hing for wore, I wouldn't be hoarding it, either, I'd nee it was properly spent, If I could be free with my money I'm sure I'd be really content. The Mysterious Nerves. How like .eleotsicfty is the *Mysterious force which courses through the body controlling the apovement of every muscle and the working ot every organ. The secret of keeping the marvollone nervous ayetem la health and vigor is found in the use of Dr. Ohaae'a Nerve Food, the great blood builder and nerve restorative. Hale and hearty and in full poesesa- ion of all her faculties, is Mrs Hannah Me/Kerma, who lives at Ballygawley, County Tyrone, and who n few day ago o3lebrated her 100th birthday, ABSOLUTE' SECURITY. Cesvuine Carter's Little Liver Pills, Must *ear Signature of Sea line-Siurite Wrapper Below. Tory email and as easy Yo take as sugar. CAR! LAO FOR D�°NESS. .' 1TTLFOR.BILI0USNE$'. VER FOR TiiRPIO LIVES. :11 LLS.fCfl�COlisTIPATI011 1F0Rr$kLL©W SKIN. FOR Ti1ECOFPLEXIOR (ICENJill P•.i: ei .7.,1,7,1.7,,,","...6 Cun SICK HEADACHE. A Repeater. A popular Free Church minister in Fifeshire, in the good old times, used at Christmas time to be in undated With hampers filled with good things. On one ocoasion an enormous turkey was sent to him by the thoughtful kindness of a neighboring lamer; but, as the minister's family had aI- ready provided for the Christmas din- ner, the bird was sent to the market and sold. A passerby seeing this fine speoimen of poultry said-" What a splendid turkey 1 Just the thing for the minister's Ohriatroas dinner?" And to tha minister it wail sent. The prudent wife sent it a second time to the market, and sold it again for a handsome saw. Another friend, simi• laxly struck wish the magnificent pro. portions of the turkey, purohaeed and also sent it to the minister. Not wishing to fly in the face ot Frovi. denoe, the good man said at last: "It is clear the Lord cleans ua to have this turkey;" and, with the entire appro- bation of the family, it formed part of the Christmas dinner. HAD GIVEN UP ALL $OPE OF LIVING. Heart TroubleCured by MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS writes: Andrew Savoy,ye1990r5 I WAS ak n sick and did not think I Could live any length of time. My trouble Was With my heart and people told me that nothing could be done fora Case like mine. X COneulted the ory hent doctor,, but they Could don* no good. For seven weeks I could hardly crash the floor. I bad rio pain, but wM eo week I�hadigiven world leg l hopeel of firing and had given my little girt to my Sister-in- law. One day a friend came to eeeme, and call- ing ice by name, Sald,'X.irtie, if I were you 'would tryy a dose of Milburn'. Mart and Nerve Pilis as they ars good for heart trouble.' My husband got late a box, but for two days 1 vats net feeling tar better baton that fourth day lily ba baud said. 'i believe those pi11i are doing you good.' I was able to Say 'Telt I feel a, good eieiil, better the. mornia 1 'Be staid, ' Well I will got you another box right away,' S took two belies and three dobe* gut of :he third one, and I was perfeoW7 well. and Aare het been Sick aim* thea. I will never be withopt thein in Mir bomb for (nod knows if it had net been for 11411• btirn'e heart and Nerve Pills,Iwould not barb been alive nazr r' ;r boxes foir$ rs: r bili, The '1'. Milburrll Co., tinned, Torocte. Ont. TRADE COlEMAN'S CAMP 110 MAR F. cUIN1NE CPU)r 4 ,• G" ' Been± fang you, ever tried for Colds, La eripre, Coughs, Neuralgia and Ueadache. Cures colds in 24 hours. No after.effeets-250. At s a dealers or from COLEMAN M€dlOiNE co., TORONTO. • fettle••••••••••**4144409.040011i file000000moot000mpo*44, 1 COAL COAL COAL. We are sole agents for the celebrated SCRA.1111O T COAL, Domeatio Ooal, and Wp d oallthe best kinde, always on hand.s' gauakwr d WeotookOf arrya l� LU ERP SHINGLES, LATH fnlla (Dressed or1Yndresseda Cedar Posts, Barrels, Etc. HIgbeat Prise paid for all Minds of Lino. "lel 14111 kir iliffeLean. Residence Phone No. 56. Office; No, 64. 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