Wingham Times, 1891-10-23, Page 6•
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FRIDAY.. OCTOBER 23, 1.891.
tarbolio Aoid as cure for :,anger.
A lady in Germantown was suffering
from cancer, whose odor was very die-
agreeable. 'A soldier of the eiyil war
Haid that by battling it with a diluted
solution of carbolic acid the odor would.
be removed, It Was tried and not
only the odor was removed but the
cancer itself. The lady's husband, a
Quaker by the name of Johnston or
Johnstone, in partnership with a Dr.
Dorsey,on Market street,Philadelphia,
flat into the newspaper , a paragraph
saying a remedy for cancer was dish
covered which be would explain to
guy sufferer without charge.. In the
course of a week two thousand letters
*were received by him which he an»
,ewered, and it was followed by such a
result, that he retired from the firm
and devoted himself til gratuitously
answering letters and treating the
numerous eases—bat without charge—
and if he is still alive he may do so
still. The writer of this note wrote to
him for a friend so afflicted. He re-
replied that not only the dilation was
applied outwardly, but, reduced ones
half the streugth,administered inward
ly—a few drops — given three or
four times a day, and internal concers
had been treated with marked slzecess,
A saturated solution of carbolic acid,
with five times its bulk of water, or
stilt better, of glyeerine,added i1i a safe
• dose, and effectual,
The same medicine is used by many
regular physicians of my acquaintance.
all of whole were army physicians,and
for summer complaints even of little
childreu(the latter in very small doses),
and inhaling the vapor of carbolic acid,
also given for the purpose of destroy-
ing the odor of a consumptive's expecs
toration who seemed very neat= death,
resulted in a cure, though the
patient .previously seemed to be dying,
The physician` who administered it
with no idea of doing more than des
troying the bad odor *was hiulself
astonished at the result. I torgot his
name,but he was the principal pllysic-
'ian in Elyria, ,O. The patient had
been well for two years when I heard
of the case, and saw the physician
himself,wllo confirmed the story I had
heard. The celebrated Dr; Simpson,
of Edinburg, hearing of the cures of
of cancer wrote and asked me for a
physician's report of it. I wrote to
Mr. Johnston, and he replied that he
The coal was brought. The ypting
lady lied brought it in Iter hand.
Didn't it burn you my child? asked
the father,
i3'lty no, pupa. How could it ---it's
dead ?
oeurse it couldn't ; klut look at
your band, Florence.
Oh, papa, bow black my fingers are!
I must: go and wash therm
Wait a nloinettt, Flossie; here is a
little lesson for you while you are
washing them. It is this: Companion-
ship with the wicked and worldly inay
not necessarily burn you and destroy
you, but ' it will certainly teal you.
Remember all your lifetime what the
apostle says : Evil communications
corrupt good manners.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT Ansi PILLS• --
A cure for Abscesses, i?i.les, Fistula,
.and Sores of every description. --The
very satisfactory results arising from
the use of this invaluable Ointment,
when the patients have been suffering
from any of the above disorders, have
induced the Medical Profession to in-
troduce it into the hospitals and their
private practice,and in many instances
where the sufferer was considered in-
curable, Holloway's Ointment, in.con-
junction with, his Pills, healed the
most desperate cases. They are also
unequalled for the cure of scrofula,
scurvy, and all diseases of the skin,
and the cures they effect are not tem-
porary or imperfect,, for by their
purifying powers they brigg about a
marvellous and most beneficial change
in the whole system, and enable it,
with renovated powers, to resist the
approach of all future attacks of the
same disease,
Deistlre 1d,eflectione,
1f you want to live long don't try
to live more thane day at a time.
Every base occupation snakes one
sharp iii its practise and aull in every'
other.
People are generally what they are
made by education and company be-
tween the ages of 15 anti 25. '
We cannot °augtter fate and tleoes»
stay, yet we can yield to thein in soul)
a manner as to be greater than if we
could.
had nothing to do with physicians, on
account of the way they insulted him
upon the cases that he always made
gratuitously. Dr. Simpson sent me
his pamphlet --on the use of it for
ulcers and wounds—with the request
that I would send him regular physic-
ians' reports of the internal adminstra
tion of it for cancer. The miraculous
effects of carbolic acid in oases of can-
, cer is as an alternative. For internal
application, oneaeighthl of an ounce oil
the crystals mixed with a'quart of
water, a teaspoonful three'times a day
has proved safe and curative in terrible
eases of "cancer. For external applica-
tion, a quarter of an ounce of crystals
to a quart of water.—Elizabeth P. Pea.
body, in _Boston Transcript.
seat just as we woman do when we /e Trg MIT (IMO
see a mouse. In an instant my neigh. ISPFIILtSiIED-
llet picked up the monster, very EVERY FRIDAY atOBNINGI,
.deliberately made it into a coil and --AT THE ---
placed it in her satchel, S4° told S'II°' TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE STREET
ed A snails : and jumped, onto the r"' ded
not to be alarmed,, that it was a pet.
The pet was. an African speoies,sc site
told the gentleman behind her,five and
a halt feet long. She had opened' tae
eatcbel to give it air, and it hat orawl•'
ed out without her knowledge, --Pitts-
burgh Dispatch.
An iodisoreet man is more hurtful
than and iii natured one ; the latter
attacks only his enemies --the ,other
injures friends and foes alike. °
Whenever you find a great deal of
gratitude in a poor man,you may take
it for granted there would be as much.
generosity if he were. a rich man.
Great efforts from great motives is
the best definition of a happy life.
The Easiest labor is a burden to him
who has no motive of performing it.
There is nothing that has so much
authority, and is entitled to so little,
as custom,—it rules all the fools with
a rod of iron, and threatens even the
wise. •
Nothing hinders the constant agree-
ment of people who live together but
vanity and selfishness. Let the spirit
of humanity prevail with benevolence,
and discord and disagreement would be
bauished from the household.
Never take into your confidence, or
admit often into your company, any
man who does not know, ensome im-
portant subject, more than you do.
Be his rank, be his virtues what they
may, he will be a hiuderance to your
pursuits and an obstruction to your
greatness.
Learn from' the earliest days to ina.
sure your principles against the perils
ridicule. .Let men call you mean, if
you know you are just; hypocritical,
if you are honestly religious pusil.
laimous, if you feet you are firm.
Resistanbe soon converts unprincipled
wit into siniere respect, and no. after -
time can tear from you those feelings
which every man carries within him
who has made a noble and successful
exertion in a virtuous cause,
'unbearable Pain.
Enna Srlu,--I suffered for three,days very
severely from Summer Complaint, and
could gets no relief, but kept getting worse
until the pain was almost unbearable, and
Onions for Diphtheria.
Why don't they use onions ? 3iior
goodness sake,, why don't they use
onions ? Where do they live? I will
go up there to -day and tell them to
use onious ! Such were the exclama-
tions of our mother when we reported
yesterday at dinner that a child of Mr,
G. W. Dudley was dead,and the whole
family, including himself, alarmingly
sick with, diphtheria. Mother was
moved to these earnest and interested
expressions by s a firm belief that she
knows several lives saved by the use
of onions ° ih diphtheria. In these
cases raw onions were placed in a
bandage and beaten into a pulp, the
cloths, containing onions, juice and
all, being then bound about the throat
and Well up over the ears. Renewals
may be made as often as the mass be-
eotnes dry. In. the cases noticed the
result was almost. magical , deadly I was very weak. After everything else
pain yielding in a short time to sleepy tiVild $tawbarle DFowThe ii terdo. Extract
gave ref
comfort. We wish this - remedy might lief, and it did not fail to cure me.
have a wide enough trial to fully test
its usefulntss,—Danvers Mirror.
He had been in Prison.
An old whitewasher stood before the
court as a witness. The lawyer for
the defendant tried to confuse him.
Yon are Friedrich Muller 1
Yes.
Are you the Friedrich Mailer who
was sentenced under mitigating sire
cumstances for robbery 1
No, I and not that Muller.
You are perhaps the Muller who
was sentenced to two years imprison-
ment for theft?
• No, Tram not that Muller either.
Were you ever in prison i
Yes, twice.
How long the first time ?
A whole afternoon.
,A.0 afternoon ! And the
time 1 You must make truthful state-
ments, for you are sworn, If you were
in prison for so short a time, what did
you dol
I only whitewashed a cell for a law-
yer who cheated his clients..
The lawyer did not ask any more
questions on that subject.
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Wilfred, Ont.
Human. Discontent.
A rich man of Boston has one son.
WE have used Dr Fowler's Extract of He led him about and instructed him,
Wild Strawberry for many years in
he kept him as the apple theeye.
our frmily and find it an exeelleat medicine p ppe of
for all form of summer complaint. John The son became of age this summer.
A Valens, Valens, Ont. Fowler's Wild The father has no other occupation
Strawberry. Price 85c sold by alt dealers.
Bad Colnipatij..
A young lady of sixteen, who had.
been piously brought up, Was invited
to a ptirty at which certain persons of
undisguised infidel sentiments were
expected to be present. Ile father
bjeoted to her going.
1 llnow, .papa, she said, that they
epeak ageinst the Bible and against
Jesus 1 but rat cart be quite sure they
will do mono harm. 1 can't help that;
but I shall not allow theta to affoct isle
itt the least. .
lkdychild, saidV•the father, inventing
an excuse for the sudden request, ruy
work can't be interrupted ; I have
need of a coal. Will you be kind
elatough to fetch no ane
Do you want a live; goal, papa?
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Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed;Situnt�on9.
True to His Motto. -
She had yawned six times,loolted at
the clock foinatiines, and pretended to
be half asleep three times, but th
young editor ivho was calling upon he,
was so much in' love that he did no
observe these manifestations of w.eari
ness. At length she said,:
Most newspapers have mottoes,hav
they not11
Figs and Thistles. as he is a man of sense and liberal
•
Prom Ram's Ilorn. views ho told his eon that he must not
No• fiddler evers gets tired of his stand idle, yet left him the choice of
own music:
When some leen pay their preacher
they feel as though they were paying
a gas bill.
The man who does his best in the
place he naw has is on his way to a
better place.
,ludas was the last man who profes-
sed sympathy for the poor to hide his
own meanness.
When you find anybody • who is do.
ingmuchto help other people you find
one who has suffered.
The devil lives in the same house
with the man who is always boasting
about how moral he. is.
The man who fives right himself is
continually making unwritten laws
that other people have to follow.
There are too many people who
claim to love God with all their hearts
who Bell .potatoes in a small half.
bushel.
The 'l.1xuallWay.
-f'"IIE naual way is -to neglect bad blood
1 until boils, bletcbes and sores make
its ptescnoe forcibly !fnowe : Every wise
person ought to be easeful to purify the
blood, by using the best blood purifier and
tonin, Burduek 1.31ood Bitters, its purify-
ing power is ul ltivalied.
Some have.
Has yours one 2•
Yes.
What is it.
We are here 0 stay.
]L could have sworn it was some
thing of that kind, she said with s
sigh, and the silence was resumed.
To talk about charity beginning
home is only another way of lettin
people know, that we ate stingy.
Worrying about things we can't hel
s as foolish as to throw stones at ti
sun when its shining doesn't suit yot
The man who simply wants to 1
good enough to get to Heaven is nt
the man the devil wastes any pow
business or profession. At the same
time he wrote privately to twenty-
four friends and acquaintances. asking
their advice in the matter. The
twenty•fouriwere prominent, each in
his own calling. And each replied in
turn, complaining of his own business,
and advising the father to seek else-
where for the future prosperity of the
young elan. The law was crowded,
journalism brought bat little money,
banking an uncertain prop, and so on
through the catalogue. The father is
still undecided and the boy is idle.
And all because no one of the twenty=
four is contented with his lot, while
he admires the fortunes of other mien
A Snake oh the Train:
Last Saturday a friend and myself
boarded the Philadelphia express
(bound east) for Latrobe. There wits
but few vacant seats. t found , one
woman inclined to be 'selfish with her
satchel and wraps pilled up beside her.
I asked if the seat was engaged, and
she said it was. I took one opposite,
and. had just been fairly seated when
there crawled out from beneath this
woman's feet a huge snake, I scream.
on.
Plumduff--Has that charming wido
any property 2 Ketchuin—Yes, cop
siderable. Plumduff—Real estate
personal? Ketchum—Mainly persons
She has six children.
Hunker (who wants to propose) -
Miss Scadds, let us go out on tl
porob. Shall. I get your wrap'1 Mi
Scadds--Thanks, but J shan't need
You might put on your overcoat, ho
ever.
Teacher ---What is a hypocrite.
A person that says something th
he does not believe.
Wrong. Next. ,
A person that believes somethi
that he does not say.
Right.
Frequent reference is made, says,t
October number of Nitres and Dau
ters, to the low moral tone of the p
pie. Rut the reins of government ha
ne ver been held by representatives
the people. They,hfyve always b
in the control of the represeutati
of less than half the people. T
general moral tone of more than n
half the people of (Janada remains
it has always been--law.abiding, g
pel..abidinghonie-lo itig and human
laving. But this reater half of
manicy of which w speak is oorlipo
of only women, ho have no m
political imports il a than lunatics
paapors,
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