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THE WING ILfait TIMES, AP'RII, 22, 1909
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ona Flesh NerveToRies and
Makes Blood,Strengthens the Nerve
Invigorates, Builds up, Braces. Like Electricity, you will feel the new blood coming into
your veins and the nerves getting strong. The wrinkled and pale lace will put on a natural
color. VITAL GIVES ENERGY AND SOUND, LASTING I-IEALTH,
host tart in its ¶onderful Ro
VITAL cures all diseases arising from a poor and watery condition of the blood, sgeh ae pale and
sallow complexion, general muscular weakness, loss of appetite, depression of spirits, lack of ambition, anaemia,
palpitation of the heart, shortness of breath on slight exertion, coldness of hands or feet, pain in the back,
nervous headache, and all fortis of female weakness, tardy or irregular periods, suppression of the menses,
hysteria, sciatica, rheumatism, locomotor ataxy. Vital is for sale everywbere or direct from T.ai Soosx;,t,
DRUG- Co,, St Catharines, Ont, Price 50 ets. box, or six boxes for $2,50. AT MoIG,UBBON'S DRUG STORE.
DOMINION BANK
HEAD OFFICE :TORONTO,
Capital paid up, $3,916,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $5,291,000
Total Assets, over 48,900,000
WINGNMM BRANCH.
Farmers' Notes discounted,
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the ]United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT_Interes
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager
R. Vanstone, Solicitor.
FARMERS
and anyone having live stook or otk„r
articles they wish to dispose of, should adv,+r-
tiae the same for sale in the Timis. Our lar,',
circulation tells and it will be strange indeed if
that yonwilltsell beecause youemaygaskmore
ror the article or stook than it is worth. Send
your advertisement to the Tame and try this
plan of disposing of your stook and other
articles.
STEADY
iEMPLOYMENT
for a reliable Local Salesman repre-
senting
"Canada's Oldest and Greatest
Nurseries"
in Wingham and adjoining country.
You will find there is a good demand
for nursery Stook on account of the
high prime that growers have realized
on their fruit this season,
Our salesmen are turning in big buss.
nese to no this year. Be one of them
and earu good wages through the winter
months.
Territory reserved. Pay weekly,
Fres sample outfit, eto.
Write for particulars.
r,1TONE & WELLINGTON
Fonthill Narseries
(880),
TORONTO, CANADA.
.60 YEARS' '
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARES
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS die.ucknertnoronepheanQlyascaiusketch and
free description
is probably patentable. Communica-
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents
bent free. Oldest agency for eocuring Pstents.
Patents taken grouch Munn .k Co. receive
special notice, wltbout charge, lathe
i i1ife t ti mer Ault,
A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest ctx.
eulntlon of any satentieo journal. Terms for
Canada. n da.$J.6 year'poetage Prepaid, Sold by
MUNN & Co.aGtetoadway_ New York
Branch Oaleo, 626 W St.. Washington. D. Q.
rnArrNIffir•
Twig brothers were married at Tem.
eevar, Hungary, to a widow and her
daughter. The bridegrooms are 26
yeare,'old, ead the brides 48 and 2i.
Repeat It:--"Shilob.'s Clare will a1 -
ways onre my coughs and wide,"
John Bright used to tell how a barber
who was cutting his hair once said to
hint: "You 'ave a large 'ead, sir; it is
agood thing to have a large 'ead, for a
large 'ead means a large brain, and a
large brain is the most useful thing a
man can 'ave, as it nourishes the roots
of the 'air."
Repeat it:---"Shiloh's Cure Will al.
wave cure my oonghs and colds."
Freight is handled in the Philip•
pines by coolies, who with a bamboo
pole and a piece of rope, carry in a
most preoerions fashion pito:gages that
are liable to drop and buret at any
moment, Renee the need of good stook
for the easings and reiuforoement with
iron strapbauds.
Repeat it:-"Shtloh's Cure will al-
ways cure my coughs and oohs."
The Cheeley Enterprise is responsible
for the following: The figures submit-
ted by Assessor Walks of Elderslie show
that 2,600 acres changed hands during
1908 at a vaine of $119,000 or $45 per
acre. The roll shows a tieorease of near.
ly 100 tie compared with the previous
year. The value of church and school
property in the township is $18,000,
The opinion is general throughout the
township that properties should be
assessed at their actual valves. The
assessment is slightly lower than last
year. The old guard of pioneers is get-
ting smaller every year.
Hard Office, Hamilton.
The following Information
may interest those desir-
ous of opening a Savings
Bank Account for the first
time. . s • s • • • •
1. An account may be opened with the deposit of a single Dollar; and,
while you may deposit as much more as you wish, an opening deposit of One
Dollar is sufficient.
2. Farther deposits of any sum -One Dollar or more -may be made at
any time, either regularly or irregularly, as money is available.
3. Remittances may be made from amount on deposit, to relative or
friends abroad; and the BANK OF HAMILTON will make such remittances
for you whenever desired.
4, Money may be withdrawn in person from Savings Accounts, whenever
desired -either in whole or in part.
5. Savings Accounts may be opened with THE BANK OF HAMILTON
by any person in trust for another. Parents may open accounts for their ebil.
dren, such accounts being subject to withdrawal only upon the signature of the
parent,
6. Aecounts may be opened, and deposits made, by minors or married
women in their own names, and fully under their own eontrol, repayable to them
on their order, without regard to parent, guardian or husband.
7, Accounts may be opened, payable to either of two (husband and wife,
for instance) or more, persons, or the survivor,
8. All dealings between THE BANK OF HAMILTON and its deposi-
tors are strictly confidential, and no information -not even the existence of an
account --is given to any person.
'rout Savings Account is invited by THE BANK. OF HAMILTON, and
any additional information that may be desired can be obtained by a simple
enquiry for the manager.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINGHAM BRANCH C. P. SMITH, Agent.
CITY UEAUTIFUL,
Malt Reporter )
If your store front, residence 9r fence
is dingy, .order it Wetted.
If your awning is old, taro or faded,
get a new one.
If your sidewalk, gate or fence needs
repairing, Oa it.
If your advertising sign is 04 or laded,
l tame. it down or patnt it.
Resolve never to throw paper in the
street,
Take all dandelions out of your lewq;
they spoil Ito beauty.
Destroy the rating weeds that are
straying on your property, and on yonr
neighbor's property,
Bern a1I the rubbish possible, allow
no one to throe/ it on streets, alley$ or
vaoent lots.
Promise not to spit on the sidewalk.
Organize a block improvement society,
and allow no weeds to grow on sidewalk,
area or vaoant property in your block.
Irrespective of the size of your Douse,
snake your lawn the finest,
Ilinniiuete the front of your store in
the business section.
CARTER'S
IVER
PILLS.
dentt tk R�¢tl o ne relieve of all system, aachhas
Dizziness, ePain iiq the Sideoc&c. While their moat
remarkable aucccss has been shown in curing
Si
Headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pule are
equally valnnbloin Constipation, curing andpze•
venting this annoying complaint. while theyatso
correct all disorders of the stomach, stimu.atotho
cured
lliver d regulate the bowels. Even if thcyoniy
-Ache they would be almost pricel es to tho,o who
euffor from this distressrngcomp aint; but fortu-
nately thel r goodness does not end here,and those
who once try them will find these little pills vela.,
able in so many ;vayys thut they t lli not be Wil.
ling to do without them, Butafter elle/oh head
Te the bane of ao many lives that here is where
we make our great boast. Our pine cure it while
others do not.
very easy to take. (Moor iltwo pills make a dose
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge, but by theirygentle action please auwhouse them.
Od8T3;i YIDICIiil6 4Q., IIEW TO2
halt? ► Zea. Ind trial,
How to Make Mischief.
Beep your eyes on your neighbors.
Take care of them. Do not let them stir
without watohing. They may do some.
thing wrong if you do. To be sure you
never knew them to do anything bad,
but it may be on your account they have
not. Perhaps if it bad not been for
your kind care they might have disgrace
ed themselves a long time ago There-
fore do not relax any effort to keep them
where they ought to be. Never mind
your own business -that will take oare
of itself. There is a man passing along
--he is looking over the fence --be sus-
picious of him; perhaps be oentempletes
stealing some of these dark nights;
there is no knowing what queer fanoies
he may have got into his head. 11 you
find any symptoms of anyone passing
out of the path of duty, tell every one
else what you see, and be particular and
see a great many. - It is a good way to
circulate such things, it may not benefit
yourself or any one else particularly.
Do keep something going-silenoe is a
dreadful thing; though it is said there
Was silence in heaven for the space of
half an hour, do not Iet such a thing oo.
aur on earth; it would be too mnoh for
this mundane sphere. If, after aII your
watchful oare you cannot see that they
have done anything bad, throw out huts
that they are no better than they should
be -that you should not wouder if the
people fonud out what they were after a
While, then they may not o.rry their
heads so high. Keep it going, and some
ane rely take the hint and b, gin and
help it along after a while -then there
Will be muslo, and everything villi work
like a charm. Follow the above direo-
tions and you will be pretty sere to
make plenty of mischief. -Exchange,
EADAcA.lIt.
What 1VIedital Skill Could Not Do
Was Accomplished With
Burdock Blood Bitters.
If you are troubled with Headache do not
hesitate to use B.B.B. it ie no new pfd.
duct, of unknown: vaine, but has an aotab.
lished reputation.
lioui.a NOT WORK.
Mies k enrun on, wulave Ee -
aches, a bitter taste in my mouth, floating
speck* before My We and pains in my back.
1 was not able to do arty bon86 work at all and
could not sleep at night. Saveral doctors
doetorod me but I saw' Wee getting no help,
and oft the advice of s friend I got three
bottle* of Murdock Blood Bitters ead thee-
sffeetel r emaciate nue.
LiTTL,E GIRL OF LONG .AGO
(Joe Oorie, in Boston Jerald.)
Little girl of Long Ago.
Erni of blue and bolt of tow,
Oheetrs as red as Owlet aides
Ligbteng up your laughing 0yee;
How I loved vou, did you linoVe,
Little girl of Lang Ago?
I' was shy and modest thea--
Xou were Omni!, rnxonch tbaen
w
But you towered to the sky,
Yon were far above nee, fax
As the distant sbloing star;
Flat I loved you, even eo,
Little girl of Long Ago,
Little girl of Long Ago,
Tears have lengthened since we stood
In the meadow near the wood
When we quarreled, Foci and I,
O'er a trifle foolishly,
And I lets you sobbing so,
Little girl of Long Ago.
Love has brought me home erode);
We are more than eight and ten;
And my heart yearns for you so,
Little girl of Long Ago!
Here's the meadow and the wood,
Here'/ the very $pot we stood.
Ah! What means thatbluebieg brow?
Little girl of Here and Now!
She'll Be Charming Just The SA
These new spring Bats are With
things,
nay' look like washtubs when Jure
To each a hanging garden clingy,
While here and there a twig Inserte
ever
this world
D1orebomelyheadgear was invested
The poor inventor, whether man
r woman, must have been dements
on wonder whew you see them in
how windows scattered through
city,
ow women wearing them may win
en's love or be ocnsidesed pretty,
au ask yourself as you behold
hem on dummies, forces to b
them,
ow lovely women, young or old,
ay ever be induced to wear them.
e of good cheer yet and cling
oceesioh, brother:
he maiden will bto esweetthis spring
nd charming still somehow or other
he never yet has failed to stir
he old, disturbing, heavenly presioII
matter what the milliner
eoreed to belittle latestfaehion.
After living for ninety years, M
no Wilson died on Monday, Ap exaotiy eighteen years after t
ash of her husband, John Willi
o died on April 12th, 1891. S
s born in County Monaghan, Ir
d, and was married there. WI
r husband she oame out to Caned
the early fifties and settled in Godo
, coming up to Kincardine abo
0. She always enjoyed good heals
111 two weeks ago when she saffe
a stroke of paralysis. She coal
d without the nee of glasses and
/amities were acute.
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LITTLE DIGESTERS
Positively cure Dyspepsia. r, !
Digestion. Money back if they fail
cure.
At ati Druggists or dirtrck f'rgrat
25c. a Box. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto
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We are sole agents for the celebrated SCRA
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e. Domestic Coal, and We 4 of all kinds. always on hand,•
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full stook of 1
(Dressed or Undressed)
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STOMACH COMFORT,
When the Stomach Rebels, Head-
ache, Indigestion and Nerve Pain
Follows-ill-a•na Brings Relief.
Just as soon as you are done eating
the healthy stomach commences to
ohurn the food around and mixes it
thoroughly with the juioea of the
stomaoh.
If the food is not churned, . it lays
heavily on your stomaoh, turns sour
and causes all kinds of distressing
symptoms, such as headache, indiges-
tion stomaoh pain and dyspepsia.
Mi.oma helps the stomaoh to properly
mix the food.
John S. May, of Isabella Street,
Belleville, Ont., says: "For over seven
months I was in constant agony with a
tioncase of and
that nermedioal ssklll sia could notges re-
lieve. 1 was weak and had lost much
weight through loss of appetite and
suffering, My meals would fill me
with gas and a feeling of oppression
across the stomaoh and up the left side,
left me in a miserable condition. I was
restless at night and as tired and un -
refreshed in the morning as on going
to bed, A choking sensation in my
throat was always constant when lying
down, and my heart deemed to Satter
and pound as though it were coming
cut through my side. I was benefitted
from the first two days' nee of Mi o.na.
I began to feel like myself again, my
appetite returned and the depressive
feeling left me I can enjoy my meals
without the Ieaet worry of after suf-
fering. I have gained in weight and
can sleep the night through in comfort,"
Go to Walton MoKibbon, the drug-
gist, and
Moneget y5back of oMi pent box f.sial does
not care,
THE WOMAN AT HOME.
Much time is saved if paper linings
for cake pawl are out in quantities and
kept ready for instant use in a dust.
proof box with tight 11d.
An excellent application for exces-
sively chapped lips ie a dram eaoh of
tiooture 01 benne/ and glycerin. This
may be put on constantly through the
day and at night.
Do not put be tomato aspio to harden
in a tin or iron baking -pan; the acid
in the jelly acts On the tin and makes
the salad taste, white the biaok pan
gives an unsightly black rim to the
aspic.
When too many oysters have been
creamed for filling plates they Can be
reheated the next day by adding a
little more milk and fresh seasoning.
Heat in a double boiler or they may
burn.
A French dootor Ilse bad great IMO/
oats in scattering boils by applying
at the first sign of inflammation nom.
presses wet with egtiel parte of tinotare
of artier., tincture of Iodine read spirits
of camphor. Ooutinue until the trouble
seems to be paaaed,
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