The Wingham Times, 1909-06-24, Page 3,Ctrl
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Alex Young & Co.
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SOME OF THE THINGS YOU
WILL NEED THIS SPRING
There is no season of the year so fiat for brightening up
as the present Look at the Het given below and see if there isn't
something you need for spring cleaning, Then look at the price
and see if you can afford to overlook this store.
i0PS
A good Mop is always useful, but just now with the muddy
days it is especially so. We have excellent eacps at 2
for 25 cents.
PAILS
Don't be handicapped by a leaky pail, we has a pails of all
sizes. The following prices should appeal to you. Best
Galt' Iron Pails 3Qc. Strong Tin Pails 20e. Good Fibre
Pails 30c.
1 hese are all guaranteed to hold water.
Scrub Brushes
Our Scrub Brushes are made to stand the hardest kind of
work. Strong solutions will not effect their fabric.
Price 103 and 13c.
Carpet Bearers
Times have changed, no more whips or bamboo poles, we
now have some durable Carpet Beaters that can be used by
any housewife, any shape for 15e.
Step Ladders
Hanging pictures, washing woodwork, etc., all require the
nse of' a step ladder, and it is not a pleasant sensation to be
on a rickety step ladder. Let us show you some of cur
good ones.
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We are agent for Sberwin•Williarr•s' Pait.ts at d V,ynishec ;E
and will be glad to give ,) ou figures on '`Brightt•nire rap" your t�`a;
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YOUNG'S BIG HARDWARE
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TRE W1NGlli TIMES, JUNE 24, 1909
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY,
Qenuine
Cart� r's
Little Liver Pills
Must Boar Signature of
See Fac -Simile Wrapper Below.
Yerr Small and tie cosy
t0 take as meal,
CARTEFOR READAC1lE.
RS FOR DIZZINESS.
ITTLE FOR.BIIIOUSNE%
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PILLS.
FQR,.cONSTIPATION
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
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CURE SICK HEADActire
FLIES AS DISEASE CARRIERS.
In former times it was, eays out
Companion, the big things that fr
men's hearts with fear -the mythi
giants, the dragons, the specters. N
seienoe has taught us that the lit
things are the dangerous ones -the
sects, mosquitoes and flies and t
miorobes, those immeasurably mina
plants and animals, too email for t
unaided human aye to see,
We first learned of the part the m
quite plays in the transmission of mal
ria and yellow fever, but the mena
that there is to mankind in the hoes
fir wars for long unensteoted. It is on
about fifteen years ago that the fir
heeded warnings were uttered again
this insect, and its actual guilt ars
murderer of men was clearly demo
etrated only at the time of the Spanis
War, when so many of the flower
American youth died of the typhoi
fever that decimated the volunteer arm
in the detention camps in all parts o
country.
So motive is the fly in the spread o
this disease that it has been propose
in a recent publication of the Unite
States Department of Agriculture t
rename it the -typhoid fly,"
It may oarry the germs of this dis
ease in one of two ways, either direotl
by soilieg its feet with the discharge
from fever patients, and then flyiu
off and alighting upon food or faIlin
into milk; or else by eating matter oon
taminated with typhoid, and carrying
the germs in its intestinal canal and
depositing them upon food.
But it is not alone typhoid that flies
spread. The germs of tuberculosis may
readily be carried by them maimthe
patient has heeded the warnings sound-
ed on all sides, and taken oare to de-
stroy all expeotorated matter, The
virus of a eore may be taken up by a
fly's feet and deposited on a out or
abraided surface of the skin of another
person. And disease, indeed, which is
capable of inoculation or of being spread
by the taking in of its germs with food
or drink may be spread by these noxious
insects.
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Sunshine Furnace has
four triangular grate bars,
each having three distinct sides. In the
single -piece and two-piece grate no such -like
provision is made for expansion or contraction,
and a waste of coal always follows a shaking.
On the left- and right-hand sides are cotter pins, which when
loosened permit the grates to slide out. These four grate bars
are teeth. de of Theteeth iron,
are
will grind up the toughest clinker kwith u;land
SUNSHH.1P1E urnace
because the grates are made in sections, not only can nothing but dust and
ashes pass through, but after each shaking a different side can be presented
to the fire. Also, with the Sunshine grate there is no back -breaking
movements attached to the shaking. By gently rocking the lever, first on the
left and then on the right, the ashes are released on both sides,and fall through
inter the pan.
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then we wt,l proscribe specific remedies
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THE BIBLE OF MODERN SCIENCE
The preparation of the new Bible,
which is to be inspired by sweet reas-
onableness, bas not made mnoh advance
yet. We Iey before our readers, says
the London Freeman, the improved
version of the first chapter of Genesis.
,1 Thele never was a beginning.
2 And cosmos was homogeneous and
undifferentiated' and somehow or an-
other evolution began and moleonles
appeared.
3 And molecules evolved protoplasm
and rhythmic thrills arose and then
there was light.
4 e And a Spirit of envy was develop-
ed and formed the plastic Dell, whence
arose the primordial germ,
5 And the primordial germ became
protogene, and protogene somehow
shaped e0cene, then was the dawn of
lite.
6 And the herb yielding seed and the
fruit tree yielding fruit after its own
kind, whole Beed Is in itself, developed
according to its own fanoy.
7 The cattle after his kind, the beast
0 the field after his kind, and every
creeping thing became evolved b
heterogeneous segregation and con-
o3mitant dissipation of motion.
$ So that by the survival of the fit-
test there evolved the eimiade from the
4elly doh, and the simiads differentiated
themeelvea into the enthropomorphitio
primordial types.
9 And in due tithe one lost his tail
end became man, and behold he Was
the most onrtning of anitaala.
10 And in process of time by natural
selection and survival of the fittest,
eolentists, skeptioe, infidels end seoffere
appedred, tend behold it Wet very good.
AT THE DAY'S END.
(PhiladeIpbia Star.)
When at the day's end I return,
My round of duties done,
And tail into Love's harbor -Home,
Shut in from wind and sun,
I'm greeted with a shout that allows
My arrison its
To have the Captailn home again,
Their Captain-Oaptain "Dad,"
1 may leave bad my share of fret
Throughout the busy day,
But pot a trace remains on board
As we Bail up the bay,
To where, with banners fluttering,
My troops await, blue-olad,
prepared to fire Love's sweet salute
To welcome Oaptain "Dad."
There jack, the eldest, nierry.eyed,
Stands with a martial air,
While Tone, and Jule, and Baby Belle,
All march to the bugle's blare;
And mother, from the sentry's place,
Restrains eaoh soldier lad,
Until, at last, the news armee
'Look! Here comes Captain 'Dad' "
Then, with a shout, that garrison
Breaks ranks without delay,
nd runs to greet good Captain "Dad"
In martial disarray-.
Two soldiers perch upon my knee,
Two others dance like mad,
And I feel sure they love me there,
These "men" of Captain "Dad."
IF I HAD ONLY KNOWN.
I would not have bruised the baby heart
Nor marred its face with tears;
I would not have hushed the baby voice
I have not heard in years -
If I had only known.
I would not have been so stern and harsh
To those who went astray,
I would have gone in tenderest love,
And taught a better way --
If I had only kuown.
And when I saw the troubled look
My brother could not hide,
I would have gone with kindly steps
And found my piece close by his side -
If I had only known.
1 would have gone when pain and Dare
Had furrowed that dear face,
I would have gone with loving words
And banished every traoe-
If I had only known.
The lines upon my mother's face,
Worn there by work and tears,
I would have smoothed in tenderness
And lengthened out her years -
If I had only known.
So many lives I might have blessed,
So many burdens lightened,
So much of helpfulness have brought,
So many homes have brightened -
If I had only known.
I might have known; for everywhere
The needy cross my way;
Help me that through the Doming years
I may never have to say -
If I had only known.
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You can have everything you want
in this life if you are ready to pay
the pride. There are lots. of whiners
who go about complaining about
lock being against them and with
the other fellow. These white -livered
loafers have not pluck enough to
take hold of a proposition, and if
they do, they give it only one or two
tags and than quit. If you want to
make your business a success you
must put brains in it, and above all
you must with brains and hands do
with your might what both find to
do. t here are people who expect hen -
von to rain down opportunities and
then help them to gather them into
their basket. When you find a man
bemoaning his fate or pointing to
a succesafnl man as a "lucky dog"
put it down that he is no good, There
are as many chances today in this
world for the man who is willing to
pay the price, whether it be art, lit-
erature, politics, religion or business as
ever there were. --Solomon in Furniture
and Upholstery Journal,
Can You !t?
Get the babit of saying "No." If
some people could only say this word it
would save them and their familfee heaps
of trouble. Plenty of men are is the
grave who might have lived 10 a ripe old
age if they had only been able to say
"no" t0 their stomach or passions.
Many a fellow who is Living at ten cent
reetanrante might be comfortably off
had he acquired the habit of eaying
"no" td schemers. There are men who
are "down and out" who once were
high up in respeot in the community
but Who had not the moral baokbone to
let sin Alone, There are plenty of men
who have a wieh bone where they ought
to have a backbone. They' mean all
right and have ambition and desire to dO
the right thing but that ends it. The
men who are at the top are those who.
know how to say "no" ae readily at
"yes" when the right time comes. "fie
that tnleth his own spirit is greater than
he that hath takett d oity." If you have
not learned to way "no" yott are in den-
i'tete--44lonnon in Farnitttre And 1Tp.
llofetery J*nrnel.
THE HALF -CENT STAMP TO BE
ABOLISHED.
While offioiai notice has not ,yet
been sent out from the Postal Depart-
ment at Ottawa, it hoe been learned
that the Government will issue no
more half•oent etalnPs, en that in a
few year,' time, the smallest stamp
issued will be purobasebie Irene colleot-
ors only,
The half-oent variety is one which
is not used very much in the ordinary
routine of postal buoiness. About
the only ones who fled them 000ven,
lent are the publishers of small pam.
phlets, religious or otherwise, whiole
Weigh less than an canoe.
They are mostly used as enriosities,
there being a demand fqr them to
foreign countries,
There is a large supply on hand
both at Ottawa and in all the post-
of1oee throughout Canada, so that ft
will be a number of year before they
will be unpurchasable. In addition,
all the stamp collectors have numbers
for sale, so that anyone who might
hope to make money by saving the
ball -cent variety will have considerable
time to wait.
The Country Pastor.
From the Universalist Leader.
There are very few country pastors
who do not soma time long to get to
the city, where there is something to
do that is worth while. There is un-
questionably a great deal of deadly
monotony in country life, and no one
who has ever tried it will question the
absence of "advantages" of a certain
kind, But as a matter of foot, the
oonntry pastor, if he only knew it, holds
the only key to the growing sociological
problems of the age. Every other lead-
er must in the nature of things give his
entire attention to the problem of deal-
ing with people in herds; the crowding
and massing grows worse and worse
every year in the ohies until it is no
longer n practice only to "vote men in
blooke," but they feed in blocks, they
are
amused in blocks, clothed in bloc)is,
and they worship -when they do -in
blocks! The individual is lost in the
ever -enlarging group. And from the
new problems of these new relations the
factor of the individual is eliminated.
But the country pastor still has the
individual, and if he develops him along
right lines, when be comes to the city,
as he will, he will be the leaven of the
lamp, and turn the mass of dough into
the bread of life!
Again we are called upon to report
the passing away of one of our old set-
tlers and this time possibly one of the
oldest in Carrick township. Mr. Gil-
bert Taylor, who for nearly twenty
years has been is frail health, died sud-
denly denly and anexpeetedly on the evening
of Thursday, Jane 10th. Is is a good
many years now eines people expressed
their opinion that Mr. Taylor would not
outlive the winter or the summer, but
the wonderful vitality so noticeable in
the older stook of settlers, kept him in
life until he was permitted to enter his
eightieth year. He died aged 79 years,
1 month and 20 days Ocr pen will not
write all the changes the late Mr Taylor
has passed through in all these years.
He was born in Canada and that is
something for one of so great an age to
say. Born in the township of Erin and
moved afterwards to the township of
King, north of Toronto. In the year
1854 when Bruce oouuty was beginning
to attract settlers from other parts of
the province as well as from the old
land Mr, Taylor, cam i to Walkerton.
CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA
As is well known, this troublesome cone -
plaint arises from over -eating, the use of
too much rich food, neglected constipation,
lack of exorcise, bad air, etc.
The food should be thoroughly chewed,
and never bolted or swallowed in haste,
stimulants must be avoided and exercise
taken if possible.
A remedy which has rarely failed to give
prompt relief and effect permanent cures,
oven in the most obstinate cases, is
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increasing the appetite and restoring health
and vigor to the system.
Mr. Amos Semler, Goid River, N.S.,
writes:.-" I was greatly troubled with
dyspepsia, and after trying several doctors
to no effect I commenced taking Burdock
Blood Bitters and I think it is the best
medicine there is for that complaint "
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Western Fair, London, September
lath, to 181h
This tnagnihoent Exhibition promises
this year to eclipse all previous efforts
The Attractions which are under con
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treat are of the very highest order and
the best that money can procure. There
will be several large Animal acts, '-01.
sen'e Lions, Leopards, Bears, oto ,"
'Herbert's Doge and Cats." "Hezzog's
Stallions,;' the best trained horses in
the world, "The Three Sayton's" in
their great alligator act, "The Dorden's
Oast Aot," "The Herts Family," the
wonderful acrobats, "The Holmans,"
"Pederson Bres," and "The Three De
Monies" in their comedy ante, and man)
others. An extra effort bas been made
to please all who eppreoiate good music.
la addition to the splendid band of the
7th Fusiliers, who will give two per-
formances daily, the 9181 Highlanders
of Hamilton, Ontario, 41 strong, have
bean engaged at great expense. The
"Minnesota Times"'yaye'of them aft
]Everybody now adnddt*
Zam-Buk .best for these,
l.,et, it:,, give YOU' ease
clad comfort.
Drat:fats era Slurs, n•erytuksrr
�� L mews, Oot,
vitiit to their Exhibition; eUhe High.
lenders in their Kiltie suits. are the most
popular band boys who evtr leered
fc-rth melody at the Minneeott, Frir."
All the above with the addil to tf a
grand display of fireworks et:rh evrtiing
will make the etror:gf81 prrpier n.e ever
presented at the Western Fair Ali In-
formation given en appltcatdrza to the
a Secretary, A. Al. Hunt, L'ut'on, Cot,
Fullness and Bloating After Eating?
Little Digesters
Cure or your money back..
At all )Druggists or direct front
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