The Wingham Times, 1893-09-22, Page 7things.
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Eczema
Form
•
Med, Hoo4Ua
otiy Cured.
is endured by
uldren suffering
npureblood, and
o cure: This is
's
Sarsaparilla is
the foul humors
estores the dis-
dthy brightness.
grateful parents:
11, mass.:
parilla is the Most
nkat for blood and
Ideon suffered Wri-
t Eczema
gree phpslelans in
them succeeded in
Iviug thorn a little
food's Sarsaparilla
hildren were per-
mend
;aparilla
ins, and itould not
teas. M. M. Soi.z ens,
,vett ills, sdnitipi boil,
iaiWltt, tadI1Htioa.!
DCaCQ11 sTal1es' Grievance,
You'll excuse me, Mr.Parson,
If I seem a little sore,
.taut I have snug the songs of Isr'el
For three score years and more,
And it sort o' hurt my fcelin's
Fur to see them put away,
For these henna scartan ditties
'At is capturing the day,
There's souther little linppp'nin'
'At I'll mention while Pm dere,
Just to show 'at my objections
All aro oftered sound and clear.
It wasone they was singing,
An' was dein' well enoggh--
Singing just as good as people can sine
shalt an awful mess of Stott.
When the choir gave a holler,
And the organ gave a groan,
And they left one weak voiced feller.
A. -singing there alone!
But he stuck right to the music,
Though it was trying as could be,
,An when I tried to help him,
Why the whole church scowled at me.
Ton say that's so -low singing,
Well, praise the Lord that I
Grooved up when folks were willin'
lo sing their hymns so -high.
Ob, we never had such doin's
In the good of Bethel clays,
Waren the folks were all contented,
'With the simple songs of praise.
Now, I may have spoke too open,
But it was hard to keep still,
An' I hope you'll tell the singers
'At I bear 'em no ill will,
'At they all may git to glory,
It my wish and my desire,
But they'll need sorne extra trainfn'
'Fore they join the heavenly choir.
-Paul Dunbar.
Our Public Schools
Are the main -stay of our republic. In .
them are being cultivated the minds of
those who are to be our future law makers
and leaders in every walk in life, How
esential ib is that these minds should be '
united to strong, healthy bodies. So many
children suffer from impurities and poison
4 • in the blood ,that it is a' wonder that they
ever grow up to be men and women. Many !
parents cannot tiud words strong enough '
to express their gratitude to Hood's Sar-
saparilla for its good effect upon their
children. Scrofula, salt rheum and other
diseases of the blood are effectually and
permaneutly cured by this excellent medi-
cine, and the whole being is given strength
to resist attacks of disease.
To Ensure Prosperity.
One way to make times hard, cause
distress, and to make people panicky,
is for those who are able to pay
sir debts to withhold sutras due to
borer, butcher,baker and profession-
al men. Money locked np and out of
circulation is of no benefit •o anyone.
A hundred dollars paid to la'torerre
may settle a hundred claire, within a
week. Keep the money moving. Pay
your little bills arid thus help to keep
the circulation np. Locking money
up is like tarring tate blood from the
human hody-it weakens the lean and
caused titin to totter. Besides people
always haus ,L x;o ).1 word for a elan
who pays promptly.
Dieted CVit1 Neuralgia for 30 Years,
To the Proprietor of the Great South
American Rheumatic Cure.
DEAR Sin, -For over thirty years I was
afflicted very much with Neuralgia and
Headache. Seeing your great SOUTH
ix> nIc,tx RnsIIixnrso
CURE advertised 1
bought 1 would give it a trial -although I
d not think for moment it was going to
o me auy good after trying so many
emedies without benefit. 1 obtained a
ottle from Chisholm's Drug Store in this
own, and I must say that I sot great relief
rom the first few doses, and was so over,
oyed that I determined to give it a good
!jai and continuer) taking it, taking in all
xiepttles. I can truthfully say that I
ev r felt so well since I wase" girl, it has,
ot ouly cured me of neuralgia and head•
ebe, but has also built up my system and
feel quite young again. I most cheer-
ily give you this testimonial and consider
ou are the greatest beuefactors to suffer -
g humanity.
I am, Dear Sir, YoursTbankfully,
1HARGAtnr:T Bess.
itnessed by J. H. Chisholm, Druggist.
Curiosity for Mathematicians.
•
Did yogi ever notice the combination
f mathematic oddities unenrthed
multip!yi::,; the number 37 4 If
illtiplied by three.. or any multiple of
p to 27. the product which results
expressed by three singiliar digits.
ee
37x :3-111
37x 6-222
37x 9-333
• 37x12-444
• 37x15-555
37x18-666
87x21-777 '
37x24-888
87x27--099
It Will also be observer) that tate
faduets succeed each other hi order
digits as read downward; the; 1,
4, G, 6, 7, 8, 9; and that these
4 hexing multiplied hy-three, their
umber of patters in the column, re
reduce the multiplicand of 37, from
Inch they result. Note:.....
1x8.8
▪ 2x3.6
8x3--0
nd so on down the entire column.
The people quickly recognize merit, and
re he reason the sales of Hood's
it
itla are continually increasing.
THE WI.t.1 GITAi,1'A. TIMES, SEPTEMBER Gant 1893,
Tempers.
Tempers are a great .trouble in this
life, They can give • so snack and use,
less pain, The touchy temper, that
flies off at a look, making the poss.
essor look Filly to every one else,, and
very uncomfortable to himeeif or
her-
self, foreven the gentler
sex are some -
dines touchy. Then we sonletinles.
run against an irritable temper, rub-
bing ilia wrong way waren we think of
good for its possessor, Now aild then
a violent temper, bursting its tethers,
rushes over evervthine,only to find that
it or moll ado about nothing, a cyclone
to sweep a doorstep. The sullen tern -
per like a snarling dog, the disconten-
ted temper, uncomfortable because it
cannot And a reason for its discontent,
the gloomy temper, linntIng ever for
the dark side, the wilful temper, like
an angry bull loose in the street, what
an uncanny lot 1 They paralyze our
better ambitions and take the heart
out of our prayers. They take all the
glow and brightness orf oar (habis,9nd
make hard and repulsive what other-
wise might have been a pleasant duty.
For Over Fifty Yearn
AN CLD AND SNL4-TRI$D Itsurur.-errs, win
slow's SLothini; Syrup has boon used for over fifty
years by millions of mothers for their chilaron while
V.(411111;4 with perfect success. It soothes the child
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic,
and is elebent remedy for Diarrheia. Is pleasant to
tho taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
World. Twenty -eve cents a bottle. Its value is
incalculable. Be. sure and ask for sirs, winslow's
Soothing Syrup, and, take no other kind.
• - After His Return.
11t+ had just come back from the
World's Fair and his wife was explor.
lug his grip with expectant face.
Failing to find what she seemed to be
hunting for, elle turned to hitp and
said; Where is the jag ? The what ?
he asked in astonishment. The jag.
Airs. 1i. says her husband said 'he saw
von in Chicago with a jet; ou. What-
ever it is you are not wearing it now
and it isn't in your grip Oh, that is
all richt, I left it at .the Office. By
the way, 1 saw a handsome hat in the
milliner's shop and you eau look at, it
aud if you like it you may have it.
Faots bout 1Dysp opsin.
IAIRONG action of the stomach and
VV dyspepsia, iu turn givesrise to bad
blood. Both these complaints are curable
by B.B.B., which acts on the stomach,
liver, bowels and blood, and tones and
• strengthens the entire system, thus posi-
tively miring dyspepsia, constipation, bad
blood and similer troubles.
•
The Farmer's Advocate • says: .• Do
not neglect the local exhibition -the
county and township fall fairs. They
are great incentives to improvement.
See that all the classes provided are
well filled. Do not neglect fitting up
stock or arranging oilier exhibits till
the day before the fair, pains to select
only the choicest fruits., vegetables,
grains, etc., and have everything ar-
ranged in the ueatest possible package.
Make your entries early and thug aid
the secretary in getting through: his
work without hurry or confusion. In
case they be required, have pedigree
certificates of stock at hand.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft. or calloused Lumps and Blem
Ribes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeuey, Stifles,
Sprains, Sore and swollen Throat, Coughs,
etc. Save 550 by use of one bottle. War-
seated by Chisholm's drug store.
Secret Societies.
'1'ue following is the strength of the
prideipal Orders in the United States,
as per reports for the year euding Dee.
31st, 1892;
Oddfellows 098,533
Freemasons • - 678,643
Ancien tOrderUnited Wet k m011267,611
Knights of Pythias 263,847
Knights of Honor 138,256
Royal Arcanum 118,454
Independent Order of Red Men111,644
Knights and Ladies ot Honor 70,418
American Legion of. Honor.63,751
Maccabees.........62,580
Modern Workineuof America 53,000
Jnited American Mechanics 48;517
Equitable Aid Union ...... 48,260
Chosen Friends 88,821
National Union ..... 26,300
13'naiB,rith., 25,478
Catholic Benevolent Union... 23,553
United Friends.................... 22,304
Golden Cress,. .................. 17,298
Royal Templars... 15,188
Druids......... 15,000
Ratter is Sxx ]loops.-Dtetressing Kid-
ney and Bladder diseases relieved in six
house by the "Great South American Kid-
ney Cure." This new remedy is a great
surprise and delight to physicians on ac-
count of its excoediug promptness in re•
keying pain in the bladder, kidneys, back.
and every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and paid in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quick relief :and
Dura this is your remedy. Sold at Chis•
hole's drug store.
F. W. Robertson : Make but few
explanations. The character that
cannot defend itself is not worth Vin-
dicating.
Wary Grow Old?
If of people d (ople ar o put on It good. meat
dirt in the way of strong soup, beef
tea, and animal food, and ouly just
sufficient farinaceous food and fats
and sugar to maintain the treat of the
body, they increase wt'n+terlilly in
energy, and, as they often a;tprese it,
feel twe+ttty years younger. This is
only untarsl; it is tt fund of energy:
the food that (builds air ,:tuselu, nerve
andconstitutional stamina.
The requirements of Lata system in
' andmore harm is dope by taking too
much food thou try taking too little. I
neve known people considerably over
eeveuty dr'rir" the greatest benefit
from s thorough Oiling* of diet. It
se,nts to rrjuvee,atu tht- .t. Of course
in old age cure shouldbe taken that
tate body. 10 not sul+jectrd to rapist
chituges of temperature. When the
nervous power is decresuhig lie the re-
sult of tris, and the system is losing
the power of combating coldand strain
upon its energy, a stimulating titht in.
vigorates, t'.nd is conducive in main=
taining constitutional stamina better
than any other.
Any natural detail but from old age
and general decay is all accidental
cleatir;that is, it is due to causes which
alight, and eveu perhaps could, have
beeu entirely avoided and remedied
in earlier years, But of course,all the
secrets of attainiug extreme age are
not even now within oar reach, and
the few I have pointed out are . but a
few; and those commonest.
It is the inevitable law of nature
that we must die. The vital energy
that is implanted in the'body at birth
is only meant sustain it for a certain
ne bor of years. It may be hus-
banded or wasted made to burn slowly
ur rapidly. It is like the oil in a tatnp,
and may be burned out tolittle affect
in a little time,or carefully.hushanded
and poserved, and thus to 1,ts longer'
7ind Imre ',righter..
y,
It is a moot question 'Lhether
every indiyidual is blot at birds gifted
with the same amount of vital energy
and . of life ,sustaining power. The
probability is that each is. The cir-
c.lnistauoes of the environment from
the cradle to the grans determine its
future destiny.
The Doctor Passed Him.
GRAVItNHIIB;T, Sept, 18. About a year ago
the newspapers contained accounts of the
•curious case of Saw Murray, it railroad
brakeman, of this town, He was paralyzed
as at consequence of an. injury received
while coupling cars, and for two years wile
unable to wont. Several doctors, among
thein sotue Toronto specialists pronouuced
him incurable and his case hopeless. The
(rand Trunk Company paid him his
total disability claim, aud the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen was about to pay a
similar claim, when Murray astonished
everybody by a return to health. It was
proven at the time, boycnd the possibility
of a doubt, that )Hurray's recovery was
due to Dodd's kidney pills. A few daye
age, Ylurray applied to a life insurance
compauy to take out a policy on itis lite.
Two physicians have just examined him,
pronouuced hire a, desirable risk. and
recommended the compauy to issue is
policy. That's the kiud of work Dodd's
kidney pills do.
That Old Froud.
She was a very Ayoutliful bride and
hal ,just gone to housekeeping. One
day a girl friend ran in to have,a little
7ossip and found her in tears.
What is the matter, Nell ? she ask'.
ed anxiously..
C have had a serious dif-difference,
sobbed the bride.
Not with Jack ?
No, with the cooking stove, and she
showed her friend a bad burn on her
hand.
A wonderful uew combination is B.
Stark's Headache, Neuralgia„ and Liver
Powders, nice to take and perfectly harm-
less. I'dr. Xi. Maynard, or 1Voodetook,
writes as follows : ''Tltitnk you for the
Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders
yen seut me, whier' I have been very glad
of, once for uiy slaughter, and this {Horn,
ing for miss M who said site had
suffered from headache for three days.
Wo gave her one of these wonderful
powders, and in a very short titu:I sheCatd
ie an astonished kind of way, 'Why, my
headache built gone,' and it did not re-
tura again." Mr, Horace \Vitas, Chief of
Police, Woodstock, says; "I have taken
13. Stark's Headache, Neuralgia and Liver
Powders, and find them asure cure every
trine" J. 7!etnple; 4ti Catharine street
north, Hamilton, writes: "I have used
Stark's Headache, Neuralgia and Liver
Powders, Curl find theni a 'sure cure,"
Price, 25 omits a box. Sold by all medicine
dealers.
Robert Hari : We shall be judged
hereafter, not by what we have felt,
Lot by what we have done,
evil ams; neva) frown Remedy, greatest eine On
earth, guaranteed to eure general Nervous nebil:ty,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia t'aral.sit, etc.
I3e what it may, lot the first.
whisper of the internal monitor bit
listened to ns An oracle; as the still
small voice of nisi] heard when he
wrapped his fade in his inentle , reet'g•
eizln.g It to be the voice of Intl .....
Robert Halt.
1
i3evere Diarrhoea t.ered,
tette . tr►�. •y
tna, I was troubled bled
i with u I b c been•
io diarrbcoa for over three years and re-
ceived no benefit from all tate medicine 1
tried. I was unable to work from two to
four days every week. I3aariug of Dr,
1Powler's ;Extract of Wild Strawberry 1
began to use it. Am now all right.
Joon '' n
t, Sr.�:
axes, Iiracebrld a Ont,
Seeker: He enjoys muoll,who le
thankful for little, A grateful mind ie
a great mind..
Itch ou human end horses' and all ani.
Mals cured is nu niuutos by Woolford's
finnif.lee "ttee. Thin,uover fail:;. Wed -
ranted id (.hisholm's drug store,
Chinese .l? rev 1.0): Vent citrsine can
bo tilled, hut the heart: of man can
never be satisfied..
when Baby Sens sick, we gave her Castoria,
When olio wits s. Child, she cried for Cnstoria.
When she became Miss, site clung to Castories,
when she had Chirdreu, sato gave thein Castoria.
London's constant fog may be
caused by tl,e continuous rein,. -D Mas
News.
Now Well and Strong,
Sens, -It is my privilege to recommend
B.B.i3, For two years I was nearly crip-
pled with au inflammatory disorder of the
kidneys from which six bottles of B.B.B.
entirely freed u:e. I am now well and
strong, and gladly recommend the li.l.,
Bitters which cured me after I had almost
giveu up hope.
BPWArtn Jorx sroN, Aberdeen, B.C.
If a hen goes to roost on a roost
every night, isn't the a rooster 4 --Ches-
ter `limes.
Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry is a reliable
remedy that can always be depended on
to cure cholera, cholera infantum, colic,
cramps, diarrhea, dysentery, and all
looseness of the bowels. It is a pure
Extract
containing all the virtues of Wild Straw-
berry, one of the safest and surest cures
for all summer complaints, combined
with other harlriless yet prompt curative
agents, well known to medical science.
• The leaves
of Wild
Strawberry wore known by the Indians
to be an excellent remedy for diarrhoea,
dysentery and looseness of the bowels;
but medical science has placed before
the public in Dr. Fowler's Ext. of Wild
Straw N erry
a complete and effectual cure for all
those distressing and often dangerous
complaints so common in this change-
able climate.
It has stood the test for 40 years, and
hundreds of lives have been saved by its
prompt use. No otl: r remedy always
Cures
summer complaints so promptly, quiets
the pain so effectually and allays irrita-
tion so successfully as this unrivalled,
prescription of Dr. Fowler. If you are
going to travel this
Summer
be sure and take a bottle with you. It
overcomes safely and quickly the dis-
tressing summer complaint so often.
caused by change of air and water, and
is also a specific against sea -sickness,
and all bowel
Comlaints.
Price 35c. Beware of imitations and
substitutes sold by unscrupulous dealers
for the sake of greater profits.
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FnOM GLASGOW UNtVE5ui1`v, SOotLAND,
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SHINGLES, SHINGLES1
Just to baud, a car load of No, 1
�8ritish Co1u��ia Req Cedar
rIa*.L GEES,
which we will sell et prime; that defy com-
petition. Also, first-class
NORTH nn SNORE �. � ., ,�
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at x$1,75 per Square,
quality guarauteed.
'Dressed and Rough Lumber,
grans oLumber, Lath,
f
Barrels, Wood, &o.,
kelt constantly on hand,
PAINING AND MATCHING DUE
cheap as the chea pest.
MCLNAN & SON.
Wiueham,'Jutte 7th, 1803.
PROF. SCOTT,
MUSICAL LEADER PRES3YTERIAN CHURCH
gives Private Lessons in Vocal Tratoinr, both in Stair
and Tonie.Sol•Fa Notation. Open for err:ngoments
for Concerts or Church meetings. Terms moderate.
Apply a
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CAPS,
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Cheap for KA.SH,
ATWE 13 S rill K1 t S
toves :; o es, Stoves
All intending purchasers of stoves for this
winter will save money by buying from
D. SUTHERLAND.
Having bought a very large variety of
HEATING AND COOK
tem
to choose from
It.,,ery stove guara.ntecd against breakage and
to give complete saisfaction.
11 MIT:REMAND.
Winghean, August Tith, 1893.