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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-06-16, Page 5g What t11as Public Wants, Thet well ki ;wu olterist, Rethert Stade, of ikon, one of throe bro• tilers, who hav made the investigation of medicines and their results upon the inunan system, a study for years and who isas been engaged in the menu ufaoture of scientific remedies, is now engaged, as one of the partners of tlie Stark 1lediuine Company, placing upon the market some of his wonderful eombinatious for the relief of pain, and the eure of many of the diseases which cause so touch suffering. Mr. Stark's association with mime of the most celebrated medical men of the clay in the prepare atioli of their precriptions, and various formulas and pharmaseutioal prepare ationa, his course of study with two well-known English chemists, a con- siderable period spent in the study of chemistry, pharmacy, materia medics dietetics, therapeutics, &a, both in the lecture rooms and laboratory celebrat- ed University, of Glasgow, Scotlaud, as well as the unusually satifactory and wonderful. results obtained by their use in numbers of eases, place it beyond all doubt that his preparations will as they become more extensively known, be of far more than local re- putation. Already his powders and capsvleo„ an entirely new and very pleasant combination, both oont.ined in, the same pae'ltage, for the cure of Headache, Neuralgia, Liver and stow- aoh Complaints, the blood ails nerve `Topic, for troublee of the blood and nerves,have, where introduced, a THE W:NGHAM thought be would not be able to stand. it. ao, is not .wade of that kind of ataff and roiled around the track at hid ease finishing the 12 toiler in ,581 minutes, not a bad pace for a g;reett rider, Mr. David Hamilton, jr., son of Mr. David Hamilton of the west end of the town, died, on the 8th inst after, a lengthened period of suffering. De- ceased was 32 years of alae, and was well kuown and Introit respected. He was a member of the town band for a number of years, and was an active young luau until overtaken by the disease which necessitated the a'tnpu- tation of his arm and which bas finally carried him offs Ou Wednesday evening 7th iaitt Miss Bertha Dixon, daughter of Mr, Wilt. Dixon, Dodd St., was united in the bonds et wedlock with Dr. G. A. Cassidy of Shelby, Iowa. The cere- mony was perforned in Knox church, as the Methodist church is undergoing repairs, and was, witnessed by a very large gathering of ladies and a num- ber of gentlemen, besides about forty invited guests, Rev. Jas. Livingstone tied the nuptial knot, assisted by Rev. J. A. Morrison and T. Amy. The bride, who was attired in a white satin robe and bridal vale, and earring a large boquet of cream roses, . was escorted to the altar by her father. Miss Minnie Dixon, was bridesmaid, and was attired in a pale green silk gown and carried pink robes. The groom was supported by his brother, 1 Dr. Cassidy of Moorefield. Messrs A. Bradley and W. Amy acted as ushers. ,After the ceremony the we a coo Farmers are cautioned to look out for the sharp felttlw with a patent plow.,shtere, left dors business on the game schema, and tricks the female whenever and wherever lee deals with. them. Avoid him, Thomas McVey, a Gloucester far- mer, owns a handsome mare that gave birth to three coltsthe other day. They are all in fine condition, and the mare ie in splendid health, Fire in Strathroy on Saturday night burned the large frame packing house of John Ivor its Sons, and also hunted the lumber in Robert N icholsou'a lum- ber yard. The liters' lose will he small, hut Mr. Nicholson will loose heavily. In connection with the late avenge' listic services held by Messrs, Crossley and Hunter at Napanee over 700 names were given the secretary as seekers. Of these 35 went to the Church of England, 88 to the Presby- terian and 427 to the Methodist churches. Besides 125 outsiders have allied themselves with various churches. The receipts were $876.25. The EXp',nses were $25 29. Over $800 were given to the evangelists. Mrs, Win. Carter assures tate Tor- onto Telegram that the tollowing is a sure sure for drunkennees: Electro•• feed gold 15 Brains, muriate of ammon- ia 7; grains, coinp. fluid ex. of cinch- ona 4 =grains, fluid ex. of cocoa le - ounce, -ounce, &trete of strychnia 1 grain, ra e t glycerine 11 ounces, distilled water les wonderful sale, and loony of the prom- } wedded pie ounces. 'Take a teaspoon every two Went and best known citizens et Hain- I ,told guests repaired to N1r. Dix- hours while awake for two or three ilton, London, Woodstock, Brantford, aou's residence and partook of a wedd• weeks, after the second or third day Vtrelland,•ete„ Canada; of Province, ing repast. The many handsome pre there will be no desire for thine, Rhode 'eland, and San Franisco, series received by the bride attested Medialste to effect a mire wilt cost California, do not :hesitate to bear the popularity and esteem in which $3.50. L think every paper should testimony to their extraordinary she is held. The ht�•ppy couple left help tke poor by publishing Bois pre - efforts. The atheist of these prepar- ; a►nid showers of rice and the ,good scription. atious tnank a new .ora, as uttlilte many wishes and parting adieus of mauy of the preparitary medicines of the day lfniends, by the 8.18 train the same I na,rr to Get a "suald�itt^ Pic tiro. they are scientifically prepared by an sveninn for Wiarton and other points. Senr125 'Sunlight"Se,tp wrappsrt,(wrap- h mist and are the result of perbea25"S swords y years of medical an o ientica in - educated c e ► "µ1h Does a gluon d l 1 Vesti I gakions and experience. .Phe R. Stark Look Old boomer Than a bran") to Lever IioW Tires Start. Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you will receive by post a pretty picture, free Nledicinie .Company Inas been forlT,ed I , lily a rat chewing; iuti,tehes. fromceive being, and well worth framing to ,cake thein known to the public by i 13v a farmer "sniogitig out" wasps This,ie, an easy way to decorate your home. extensive advertising. We would ask ;from his barn, The soap is toe best is the market and it 13y defective fluids. willwuiy cost one cent vostage to son'J iu our readers to examine the. testimonials I the wrappers, if you laevo the ends open. from most highly reliable and respect- B runningbelt sagging into a mass pp g, y y rr able i itizens of this county, published ofg;teacy waist and pausing friction. Write,your address carefully. both iu their neat little,painpnlet and B.y water causinga pile of iron file also in the ,columns of this paper from `l rota •to oxidize so rapidly as to beano .Desired a Plain Funeral. week to week. William John Macdonald Oar medicine dealeis I hated. 'Chevalier ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and act* gently yet promptlyonthoKidneys, ' Liver and Bowels, cleanses the,sye- tenl effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and. fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ace ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substancos,its many excellent qualities commend. it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 750 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who :nay not have it on hand will procure it; promptly for any one. who wishes to try it. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO nald, throughout the Dominion are selling I $,y a lens exposed to the sun's malt's Torearto, wile died in March last, had them .extensively wherever introduc- lin an .optician's window Actittg at a ed 1 horning glass, $,y a cockroach crawling from an oil -- recexrtacle to a gas jet, where the cnea- Fincon' Items. I ture's'oily body took fire„ and, failing, A' Bicycle Club has been organized spread the flames. in t; odericb. By a steam from a fireman's hose The other .slay Mrs. Dowser, of Clin- having; prevented an adp'dining building tou, accidentally fell down stairs; al- contaunaing quicklime. while puitiag though she hurt herself pretty badly, she escaped without the fracture of any bones. Awildcat, was ee,en in y1rA, £trong's t north of'Gorrie a few days SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE. $.Y, M1lEltiYQRK. N.Y. SIRS, HERD Begs to announce to her numerous across she has DECIDED ON CONTINUING her Millinery ar�..d110Ian1� BUSINESS at her old establishment on 3'osep St., Wingham, i�NTIL SEPTEMBER NEX Cli nto a. Mrs. Colem•en, e( liuhl'•t„, was visit- ing in town last we, It. Mr. B. Aubrey, of ti„tttreel, was in town Hast weeh. bogy ill? all classes. 0'f sound dhorses. Mr. H. R Sttwhury left for Detroit this week, where lis has secured a sitar- atwta nn a dry goons store. Fu11 lines of SPRING GOOD of the newest styles and desripticons are not Ick John delegate (0iat Otte High Tutt SPRING week its a del«•:roti'• to the High Court meeting; of the Closet -Ilan Order of For- esterd. East \Vedue.tlay the monthly fair 'VTIDE OPEN RE was !held in town. Tit,' tair was a sue - (less. Toto volunteers go to vamp at Lon- t1Uti iileXt .yU,trt ,'1'IIIaK e[ , - .. Beed: and Bea i '•arts Bull leave •,n `sat- Four different kinds to chooserom, Frost tit Wo Wingham, March Kith, 1893. lace/1'1'o Otis FAR sem./ is the place for you to got your 1NG IMPL MET iOa.vyli1 Latest improved; no equal r •no sale. 00TH. LTIVA`. FROST & )VF00D'S SINGLE APRON BIND Sar & WOOD'S�y''M'W �, 7 - —I TJ 0 BKS, PLOWS, Fleury (of Aurora), Hilborn (0 e plows constantly on hand. ND ROLL (� t F 3\T STAT Ma RAKES SAY indny. a strong aversion to the oatentrais,ny I F. W. Farncombe, P. L. S. any C. and'eoatly funerals which are now j E., of London, hes opened an otiica� in deemed necessary to proper easpect for atew,art's grocery star,'. the dead. In his will white, wits on- ln,informel meeting of the quarters teredtfor probrte.on.80th of el ay is this ly board ,.t the l3atteubury street extraordinary codicil:—'"The expenses cliuieh wit.: held Lrt<iay evening, and of li+y fithis c must not ege'rd ten resolutions were nuauimuusly carried do+llaraa, this can be easily accomplished heartily weleurning Mr. Holmes to the in ati .eamuner following;: Any carpet' • post®rate of the church. Last week D Clanteion t'ought from Arthur Knox three acres ,of land ad- joining the residence of H. Cantelon Mr. Willson, of the woollen mill store. will likely in i he near future cotemearce the lnanufattnre of mattras ses an:t bed comforters. The annual Synod "f the Church of Enelentl meets in London an 'Tuesday June 20th, Bev. :elr. Fairlie and Mr. John R,ansford will in' present from Clinton out one afire. ter c�s,m. make a plain boaet ion'gh By a, male which glanced from a car- I noarda which will be sufficient for the penter's hammer into a conveyor of pupoae .of •a eoff:u, sotto deo, men ray materials in a jute factory rubbing,; wine assets g around the corners seeking bush just against the drum and p:rodueil:g all ioba aa'tt,c;trry this box with its eon - pursuit .A: fox local sports were soon in spark which set fire to the, place. q tPtlte ewnstntrs, let an express wag; pursuit but failed to cone across his '1 :•oil be hired in which to make the ectship. News Items. itiaal jo.imUey. As I have. et) h ,nt«, in Tlie••.prh p'eets for eau apple crap are deny grava�'•arri more than 1 have had reported to be very poor this year in all parts of the country:• The trustees of Kuox church, Bel - grave, were elected at a meeting held recently for the purpose and are as follows; Albert T. Cole. Chris. Mielaie Morris; John Taylor, David Denher, and Peter W. Scott, East Wawauoeh. During the year 1892, 21 persons were sent from Huron county to the asylums for insane. There were in the asylums for insane fromon Braceber 0th. 1892, 100 patients pad 122 from Huron. While Nixon Sturdy,Clerk ofGoder- ich township, was in Godorich the I Salford'. He entered upon its butt • . other day,thieves entered his residenee I a week aao Sunday. and stole a quantity of clothing and Ott the 25th of July an excursion other exacted, Two men were arrest- under the auspices of the different ed at Kincardine with the clothes and churches in Waterloo county will be the other articles in their possession. l run to Sarnia. The excursionists took There are six newspapers for ,or sa1 a in (io the woonti it will be n•eeesyary to pey Essex county. for it lot, ,iu some obscure coriaer. 1 A whale develops 145 horse power felled al'I parade, tliirkiai'e it aueou-• when ' ►t f1 its tall groans that honorwhieh soul eu body ops its ri+a when united 11iuu1,! 'The total lose by • Wednesday's fire 1 merited to the latter after their .separ- ation," The, estate which Amounts to $44.151. le to he distributed n11011811 sums among •a great many people. was $237,443,000, an increase during May of nearly half a million. Threading a Uel( Through a Walnut. The, Baptist congregations of Tees- To pass a hair through a walnut with - water and Lucknow have secured as out boring a hole seems an imossibility, their pastor Rev. Mr. Walker, late of but the feat has often been done. The •ea hull of the walnut, when examined with e. strong glass, is seen to have innumer- able small. openings, some of which lead entirely through the nut. The trick consists in using a very fine hair and an infinite amount of patience. Pass the hair into one of these minute crevices and urge it gently along. Sometimes it will appear on the other side at the first trial, but if it comes out at the hundred' and -first you will be very lucky.—Globe, Democrat. at Margo. N. f)., is now placed as $0,- 500,000, with $1,200,000 insurance. The net debt or Canada en June They gave their names•as Lewis Bern-, ique and William 'Welsh, and were committed for trial. Clinton is to have a manufactory of undertakers' suplies. Seaforth Expositor : Mr. Thomas Gavenlook has shown us what is a real curiosity. It is a sheet of what looks very'much like brown kid leath- er, such as is usually in gloves. It is einooth and is so • tough that a person can hardly tear it with the fingers. It is much tougher than ordinary 'leather of the same thickness. Mr. Gaven- loclt slammed it from the top of a bar- morning He had mord rel of cider vinegar, that being the I skin that aaand his cousin, who were on intimate autnulated during the win- terms. ter. James Ross, of Kincardine', has completed a secretairet and writing desk, on whieh lie has employed his spare MEM) since 1888. There aro over 53,000 pieces of wood front Canada. tho United States and Europe inlaid in the cabinet. It will be exhibited at in Goderich last year. The Tlavertou Watchman soya that Mr. Matt McLaren has a two-year-old heifer, which never 'had a calf, but is giving about four quarts of milk a day. The arbitration proceeetings in ref- erence to the settlement of the ac- counts between the Dominion and the provinces,of Ontario and Quebec bee gan at Ottawa `Tuesday. John L Osmond died in the electric chair at Sing Sing tit 11.45 Tuesday ores ills wile • Y,llatowel' C. II. Ward, of the Bank of fiam- i1ten, one night last week, started to to make 12 miles on a wheel on a pri- mor c1 32 lain 1`1. veto wager 1 1 att He was is ,;o without previous trai►r- Ithe World's Bair. lag. The titue was net fast but it was The Blind roetmatr One of the company is app'olhted ,Post- master -General another is Postman. Tint tohers seat move abo t and with them in n circle, leextra gchairs.. The Postmaster -General goes to each per- son, sod writes down bis name and the rre- ante oAs townthat as athe townsses ares ch sen, the Postman is blindfolded and placed in the middle of the room. The Postmaster then announces that a letter has been sent from one town to another, perhaps from 19'ew York to London. The representatives of those two cities then, as silently as pop Bible change seats. While they are mov- ing, the. Postman tries to secure one of the seats for himself, If he succeeds, the ons who is left out becomes Postman:_ Onion Ener1ttee There are three weeds which are espeeial• ly injurious in an onion bed*twitoh grans, purslane and ebiokweek. In regard to the first, money is saved by taking out *my spear before planting, t •. I BY SPECIAL Rt]YAL APPOINTMENT 1 There's Nothing Like •s‘ llJL16 OAS IT DOES AWAY WITH BOILING HARD RUBBING BACKACHES SORE HANDS LET OANOTHERIl't DAY H. ao BY WITHOUT TRYING Teeswater and Tw'fi Plows. Repairs for t COLEMAN IVOTED STEEL 1:301C MAK. with or without Seeder. Cowie Wing t__ :.WHITE'S THRESHING ENGI of e, come all and inspect the implements. Second to none. W,Z GA NV C/am, March 8th, 1893. 1. PATTERS° WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ilIi U —J 1 -1 h1, ®1"iT 1 have just received a hill supply of Christmas goods, consisting of WATCHEfS, nd Jewe1CLy OCSILVERWA kinds �d latest1 BIG :BARGAINS From Now Till Christ All goods bought for cash an e can cheaper. sell as cheap at the cheap Repairing Promptly Bone and Satisfaction Guava -Give mea call M. PATTER Sunlight REFUSE CHEAP IMITATIONS MISS A . WALLA MILLINER, Begs to announce to the people of Wingha surrounding country that prim her stock of Milline is complete in all the latest novelties i HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, LACES, &o. MISS A. WALLAC Meyer's Brio Wingl•.at% March 300, 1803.