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THE WINGHAIVI TIMES,
'A:1)SO, ofRiggs,
Aspsreetis tops are nice in an ',Me-
lee.
Eggs fried without ham ere hest
done 114 a little fine olive die
Toset epreed with plate de fore gras
and covered with seranibled eggs is a
fine gun dish,
A squeeze of kerma. improves the
scrambled eggs. It sliould be added
while they are cooking.
Cold fried egge can be used for
salad or revainpea by dipping them in
fritter better and frying.
A tew drops of vinegar in the water
for peashee eggs make thew set pro
perly and keep the white from spreads
ing,
Stewed iotnetoess grated cheese and
•a uouple of chopped up fined sausage
iaa loe ettace to 'serve with fried eggs.
.1.?resh eggs taloa from the shell and
boiled hi half a mut of Sweet milk sea
salmi. with s tit p•.pper, nuke a
delicious hrettlifaet dish They should
only euek tWo iiiwutis ILk UttiOQilIflg
cream
Tao Tooke Case.
3:0111W.I BAY, N. S., Itily 10. Mr. Samuel
Locke, whose wonderful diseovery of a rich
gold mute of pure health was mentioned
in a despatch from here Wit week, has
been doing good missionary work atnoug
the sick au I militated of tii.e
He has found inaaty also* of kidtiey tram.
late, diab'&3,,ste&3,, and ihts alw om
tys ro.
mended Do•I
Ll's kidney pills, which worked
each a, grand cure la Lite owe C.L40. Tiie
virtues of this remedy are becomitig widely
known in this seotion and it has grown
very popular. Mr. Lock6 Morn:led your
corresponcleut that he was coustautly re-
ceiving inquiries ouuoeruiag hut illness
and the beneficial results of his we of
Dodd's kidney pills. Ws itivariable reply
is, that the pills are everything that is
good. Enquiry shows that he inercliants
find it difficult to keep a supply of the pills
in stock, so great is the demand for theta.
Always Dress torook Well. at
Homo.
Mrs. Glegg,'e habits of eeotiotny, in
making a, eller!) distinction between
the seem and seriular in reserving
her best frstit for Sundays is oue that
has many followers, even to the puha
of getting the gientest satisffietion tfl
the thoughts of the surprise that will
be created after one s demise sty fitid-
ing how much more beautiful were the
laces found in the righthand drerwer
(Aber wardrobe than auy she hats ever
worn. The familiar 5.1re (3.1e41,6x
in to »n.itty boisees is not counted
as worthy of the honor • of even
the fourth -rate decoration To Ise sure
the Mrs. Gleggs of the present time
have citanged the kind of froirt warn
in the hours when society is supposed
to stay at home. Hair has eiven
place to paper, the unfurled looks
being reserved for the outside.
Eternal Vigilance
Is the price of health. But with all our
precaution there are enemies always lurk-
ing about our systems, only waiting a,
favorable opportuuity to assert themselves.
Impurities hi the blood may be hidden
for years or even for generations and sud-
denly break forth, undermining health
and hastening death. For all diseases
Arising from initnire blood Elood's Sarsapa-
rilla, is tile unequalled and utiapproached
remedy. It is ION; of them all for it
conquers disease.
Mr. N. ankh), of Port Hope, who
has retired from business in which he
was anal tally sileoes-sful, writes
Printer'e ink has been a etteeig factor
with us, a powerful help in the fight.
We have immense fatth in a reecleole,
truthfai anti fregrinitly teem:eel ed-
'vertisement, put in a preiniaeut po-
eitioe, in a good newpaper. In our
opinion there is no other rondo of ad-
vertising equal to it. There is no
Money invested by the merchant that
produces aad reproduces such golden
results and nu permanent suecese can
he achieved without it.
For Over Fifty Years
AN co sue Wett-Truen Rinotor.—Mrs. Win.
low's Stealing Syrup has been used for over fifty
years by millions of mothers for their children while
toething, with perfect success. It soothes the child
softens the gums, alive all pain, cures wind colic.,
and is the best remedy tor Diarrhcea. Is pleasant to
the taste. Sold by Druggists in e% cry part of the
Worlo. Twentv•iiro cents a nettle. Its value is
incalculable. De sure and ask for Mrs. Winalow'S
Seething Syrup, and take no other kind.
List Setardey night about 10,30
Cullis' Bros saw -mill at Auburn was
diseovered to be on fire, and it WaS
totally deeroyed, together with ma,
chinery and the whole amnion's -etoelt
of beadine„ etsven, lumber, etc/ , etc,
There was a small insurance on the
building and Machinery, Loss be-
tweeti and 8,000. The fire is
supposed to have originated in the
engine teem.
Itebecett 'Wilkinson, of Brownsvalley
Ind,. says: "I had been in a distresse,
eorlition, for three yenrs from Nervoud
nese, Weakness of the Stomach, Dyspepsia
and Indigestion until my health Was gene,
1 had beets doetorialg constantly without
relief, 1 bought due bottle of South a.m.
Olean Nervinn, 1,ich done Me more gooa
than any 00w t ill of doetorieg X ever did
in my life, 1 wield advise every weakly
person taws tbiw valuable and lovely rem-
edy.” bot -le will oonvinee you.
Warranted at Chisholm's drug store.
The Color end Q.11,ality or4gge.
Food has a great itilluen i on he
quality of eggs. Corn has t -fleet
when fed liberally of causing the ileum
to produce eggs with rich looking, (lark
yelleiv yolke, While wheat fed ineteed
of cora will yield eggs of a pale yeiLi w,
The public) imagine the dark s tallow
yolk eggs Are the isiehttat. They are
not; the pale yolk eggs, if made so
from a good, eosins) wheat diet, is triw
.riellfiet, says the Baltimore Sun, en-
therity for the following,
Green food in the spring prodacee
the dark yellow yolk. While food has
considerable influence no the yolk of
the egg it has little or none whatever
on the color of the Shen. There are
ct:ittrttlitisrivkbirtf313edoshotilleadt never
s, lay and
doutit11e:irtir
that also invariably fay brown 8t,'il'4:e
ones. An egg from a legliorn that
was not white, and pure white IAD tilt
would never Sie set by poultry fancier.
A white egg from any of the Asiatic
breeds would he a curiosity. Tile
tinctive shape and color of the eggs of
domostio poultry are as marked and
estaMislied a feature ait is the ease
With Wild bledS.
Biliousness Guyed.
Grame1tex,-1 have used Burdock Blood
Bitters for biliousness ani find it the beat
retnedy for this complaint. I used aeveral
others but they all failed to do tne any
good, However, it only required two bot -
ties of.B. B. B. to cure me oornpletely,
and I can renornmencl it to all. Yours
truly, Wit. Rotaxsox, Wallaceburg.
Exeter bee sold debentures for a
loan of $10,000. at 6 per cent interest
to the Ontario Mutual Insurance Co
ter $101.40, Tee town therefore gets
$440 more than the face value of
the debeutures, This is an usasually
high price for I Kris bonds that are
payable each year.
Severe Abscess Cured,
DEAR SIRS, --4 had au abscess just be,
bind my right ear, in August, 1891.
titter suffering for three months, I began
to take B.B. B., after one month's use of
it I was very much better, and the absoesR
entirely disappeared in four months. I
am certain that Burdock Blood Bitters is
au excellent remedy.
17r,oitE5CE M. Straw, Solsgirth, Man.
Courtland Freeman Bridgeman,
who shot his wife in Montreal, a few
weeks ago, has been sentenced to 14,
pears in St. Vincent de Paul penis
tentless..
Encirunisu CURED /5 A DAL—South
American Rheumatic Cure of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures iu 1 to 3
days. Its action upon the system is re
tnarkable and mysterious. ft remoVes at
once the cause of the disease immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly bene-
fits. '75 cents. :Warranted at Chisholm's
drug store.
The queen's gold medal bee hee.i
given by tbe Rosal Institute of British
Architects to Richard M. Hunt ot
NNW York City for his work in .coe-
nectiou with the buildings of the Col-
uni hien exposition,
English Spavin Liniment removes. all
hard, soft. or calloused Lumps and Blem
ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stides,
Sprains; 8ore and swollen Throat, Coughs,
etc. Save 650 by use of one bottle. War-
ranted by Chisholm's drug store.
The law requires that a bicyele be
given half the road. At Hamitlon a
short time ago a farmer was fined $25
for failing to give way and running
°vet a member of the bicycle club.
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Considered. the Best.
DEAR SI/4-1 AlSO oan bear testimony to
your wonderful remedy for tne'stomach,
liver, bowels and blood, B. B. B. I have
used it as well as Burdock Bills for over
three years, when necessary, and find
then) the best remedies I have ever used
for constipation,
MM. GREGOR, Owen Sound, Ont.
Light -haired people ses rule, are
longer lived than, the darkhaired.
When is a roan not a man ?—When
he is a -shaving.
Sizzard is the latest name for a
hot spell introduced by the New-V'ork
\Vorlrl.
Itch ou human and hermit and all ani-
mals cured in 30 minutes by liAroolford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. War-
ranted at fihisholin's drug store.
Tile Order of Workmen of the
World has been licensed by the Gov-
ernment to tritilSttet en itesuresite
business in Canada,
Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry mires cholera, cholera morbus,
rhos),, dysentery, and all forme Of summer
compiaiut, looseness of the bowels, eto,
• Price 35 dente,
A mean man never knows Whrnn. he
is meat), he only t links Wrest:If
ceatioas, just ni a melt -sighted person
seem to be looking far asvey,
•
rats. AL= stouites
Of Waterford, Out., writes, "My baby was
very sick with Stittinlef e011Itlittilif, and
nothing week' help him until I tried Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,
which cured him at °nee, Ib is one of the
beet totneaies I ever used,
MX 14 1893.
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Castoria le Dr, Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other NarCotie substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by
Minions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cares Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castorta assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas,.
torts is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Vriend.
Castoria.
ca,atoria in an excellent medicine for chil-
dren. .1rothcr1 haTe repeatedly told RIO Of US
goon ceect upon their children."
Dn. G. O. 03Q00D,
Lowell, Naas%
"Castoria 13 CIO best remedy for children of
whieh 1 ttn acquainted. I hope tho day is not
far avant when mothers will consider tho real
Interest of noir children, and use Cantoria in-
strad of the various quack nostramswhieli aro
dstroying their loved ones, by forcing, opium,
morphine, seething syrup and other hurtful
ilgis-ds down their throats, thereby sending
there to premature graves."
Drt, J. F. KINCRELOY,
Conway, .Ar'
Tho Ce=tra-ar.. Co=pczav, rra'
Er.,Tal-WtilAR4faNZ4Wt717r7-4-
Castoria.
"Castoria LINO Well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
11. A. Ancona, IL Ao
111 So. oxford St., lirooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians in tho thildrou's depart-
ment have spokou highly of their ouperi.
once in their outside practice with Castoria.
and although Ivo only have among. our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we aro freo to confess that tho
merits of Costoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
I.Tsrran HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY,
Boston, Hass.
Ar..tx.s C. SIIITLI. Pres.,
ray rs.ftnot, New York- City.
aZEIBEZElizziregzimgrzusma
Smothering the Girls,
Where have they gone to—the little girls,
With natural manners and natural curls?
Who love their dollies and like their toys,
And talk of something besides the boys ?
Asks Ella Wheeler Wilcox : and, true
enough, where have they gone ? 1 tell
you what it is, they have been moth-
ered every day, hot witb villowe, like
the poor little princess in the tower ;
there is no wicked unele here. only
the loving raother ; bat instead of .
pillows, these mammas are piling on
extra skirt breadths and extra pettis
coats to hold out the breadths, extra
caps to balance the lower fullness, and
extra wide hat brims to shadow it all.
Do yeti wonder the email soca wev
inside of all this has hard w,o1; to live?
1 don't mean just the weight of meter -
bile, though thtit's had enough fur the
body, but worsts tih, the baby soul,
pinched by the care end consoionsness
of eleborate dressiog. imon the
consolation the inirtow giros, end if
before their teens oeir lite le girls I ly
aside their dolliee,if they stend patient
ly ender the dross-nieker's (mine, if
their jolly playfellows are no Ioniser
pet "the boys" but "bees,'' if they
had rather waltz then play tag, whose
fault is it 7—Bostou Traveller,
SHINGLES, SHINGLES;
gust to hand, a car lora t of Ne. 1
Briti6oltIldi;k1
which we will sell At prices that defy corn.
petition. Also, firet.olase
• NORTH SNORE SHINGLES
zit 81,75 per square,.
quality guaranteed.
All hinds of
Dressed and Rough Lumber,. Lath• :
Barrels, Weed, Sse„
kept constantly ou hand.
RAINING AN MATCHINI3 DONE
cheap as the cheapest.
Wingharn, June 7th, 1803.
MoLBAN S SON.
Tite Flee E. J. Flynn, Commissioner
of Crown bends of Qiiebee, hes re.
eeised tru oIjeii1 letter from the aeent
of the d 'pertinent ot, GoStle, stating
hat entil had horn discovered at Go)p
Basin.
iWilliams' Royal Crown Remedy, r.-reetc*t r Ire on
earth, guaranteed to pure general Nervous Debility,
IRheuuntisni, Neuralgia I aralysis, ete.
I The Philosoplii Begg.tr—H. dis.
I played on his breast a I it) 4 worded a
follows: De pothe ashaine 1 of sevine
I me only a half penny—I atu b ind,
Trouble at IVielita.
AB,B. W. H. BROWN, of Shiite. Man.,
IV] Mates that throe of herchildreti and
two others belonging to ameighbor, were
cured of the worst form of summer coni.
plaint by one bottle of Dr. Fowler's Ex-
tract of Wild, Strawberry, nature's specific
for all summer complaints.
A long tight against pool• -r
in Chicagowas decided les': week by
the supreme court of Illinois sustaining
the city ordinance against them,
tiarkwell'S Bronchial DEWAR %VW cure t•ty Cuigh
Cold, Bronchitis or Asthma.
The Vamily Night.
illake home the happiest place in
the world for your ehildr, le Yon
can by taking a little hit of your time
and planning for their plerieure. make
home so4attractive that your children
will have no desire tn seek entertain.
went outside, unless on some spenial
occasion, and even then T should ars
range to act:tympany them, and enter
into their joys as one of them.
Methers, and 1 would inelncle the
fathers too, we do not.rnelize the im-
portance of becoming companions nto
our childrense-rnaking ourselves agree-
able. Who in this life has ti greater
claim on our attention then our child-
ren I And Whet is of great moment, it
will keep one hearts yontiger and hap-
pier ; and hest of all, we are talking
eta, children happy. When they have
grown to menhood and womanhood,
and the duties of life have dolled thern
away- from their yotith, nftstiinee will
their hearts grow wenn in the hallow-
ed niemories of thildhood's rim's, at
home with father and in'ither ; and
how Much it will help them to make
• the new borne also a little peradise for
their own children 1
PROF. SCOTT,
MUSICAL LEADER fill S3YIERIAN ClatfIGH
gives Private Lessons in Vocal Training. both in Staff
and Tonicael-Fa Notation. Open for etmegements
, for Concerts or Church meetings. Terms moderate.
Apply at
MRS II, MORROWS,
4 Shuter St Wa.orrals
•••••••••••onmnrom •••••••.1.111.
riot only a relief but a ours ter all hinds of
HEAD PAINS, SICK STOMACH
AND B11-10USN8SS
aernaless. Contain no hurtful dugs. A
wonderful Compound. /lice to take.
Sure death to pain.
Bo sure you. ant STABO1'S.
PnErAftie By R. STARK, M.U.C. P., CHEMIST
FROM CitAteow UNISMISTY, SOCALASO,
FOR THE R0 STARK MEDICINE CO*
25 talEivi.e. 4 box, SOld by alt nrtaaciaes
Elltirell, bait Compound
ti'4.411611t•
oat cough Syrup. 'reqes Gcod, tee
cum 11:1.4.441..fit
in time. eruga•st1i
at:G.Mr1.1'W;179-St
Canadian Paola°
Val? %%Bun.
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All intending purchasers of stoves for
winter:will save money by buying from
D. SUTHEI
Heaving bought a very 3rrg 781'14qy nf
HEATING AND
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130 ellooso from
)Very stove guaranteod e Ft breakage
to give complete satizfacticri.
StrTHED, AND.
Wi Detain OctoberSth 191..
A.. -A.D.