The Wingham Times, 1895-11-15, Page 7C�9N18Y
THE WiLNU•f .M TIMES, NOVEMBER 15, 1895.
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Rl it•_alin virtues of the Pine
;t,com: .• Z soothinr and expectorant
ii prod s ° .1.:., pectoral herbs and barks.
1 1 F s :PECT CURE FOR
C `.: CiPi ANL) C:OL.DS
Hoa c.t :, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
' u•• •r �l: It THROAT, BRONCHIAL and
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l resist other remedies yield promptly to this
1 pleases,: piny syrup.
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method
od adopted
by nature to throw off superfluous
matter, but this cannot be effectually
carried out unassisted by bathing.
!When nature has forced to the
surface what she discards, 411 traees
1of the refuse should be removed.
This done the 011 glands .gently
soften the skin, and it, becomes ane
land transparent, and through it the
blood shows a clear, healthy tint. A
I fresh, rosy complexion is a desidera-
tum of every woman, and, nothing
will go so far towards producing
this, provided the health is good, as
regular 'bathing.
Frequently eruptions of the face
are the result of uncleanliness,, and
when one thinks of the refreshing,
delightful preventive, the bath,
whose• benefits are often, so little
understood and appreciated, possibly
because within the reach of every
one, it should seem., that a crop of
pimples on the face would, be a fit-
ting punishment- for neglect of this
department of hygiene, .
Regarding the proper • time' for a
hath, a simple general rule may be
given:—Take cold. baths' on rising
in the morning, and warm ones
just before retiring'. rn taking
Turkish or Russian baths the hour
need not be considered, except as in
all baths, none of which, should be
taken under an hour or so before or
after meals.
If cleanliness is the main object of
a bath, soap must not be sparingly
used. In bathing establishments
patronized by refined people one
rarely sees other than the old-fashion-
ed pure castile, which is extremely
softening a.nd cleansing in• effect.
Where it is possible, use fresh, clean
rain water for the bath. This is the
nearest approadh to distilled water,
which is too expensive for general
Use. Soft water is next to rain
water, and a little borax or ammonia
in hard water will soften it.
Brisk rubbing should always
follow a bath; then the bath will do
all that is claimed for it, in the. way
of renovating the person, invigorat-
ing the system, increasing the .fine-
ness and softness of the slain, and.
making the person look and feel
younger.
Praised by Press and People.
As a cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Biliousness, Sick Headache,., 1jidney,
o 'free hies, and all diseases of the stomach,Go : tion, liver, bowels aindblood, Burdock Blood
Valuable treatise n two bottles medicine soot Free Bitters, is praised by press and public.
° h°its and ` bot ' to
]bike. The reason is that it actual!
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R i•P•A•N•S
The modern stand -
arc], Family' Medi-
cine :
edi-cine: Cures the
commonry-day
ills of humanity.
Irk
Hot
aches,'
aches a pains th
along the line fr,tn the dull and heavy
and oppr sed.f eling over the eyes to
the persist tit, . racking and torturing
misery of Si k Ieadache. The cause is
in most case the saine,tthe overflow of
poisonous uri'. acid is not extracted from
the blood by e Kidneys, and accumu-
lating in the ri od, causes high and irre-
gular pulse he. daches, mental depres-
sion and n use°. Chase's K. & L. Pills
tone and estorc the Kidneys, excrete
poisonou-matterfr nithe blood, sending
tt on its • ay pure a 'd health -giving, cur
ing I Ie'. 1 ache, ancl ernoving all the a
tending symptoms f stn its wake. Mrs
G. Bir Ilarriston, 0. t., while attending
the i8. Fall Exhibiti n at Toronto, was
.taken cry ill with Sit r Headache and
dizzi ' ss She was sol ject to these a
tack for years, compel.' ng her io take to
her y using Chase
;P11 lately obtained
an• % • isery and pros
s o>;- such case
Chase's Pill
and its atter
is . ox, of al
sing Edmanson
and St., 'Toronto.
ATHAT ACHING AD.
at Copses It tun ➢sow evereonte.
often the re ark, t` Oh, my head
nd there ar • so many varieties of
held is subject to all
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she Was Mistaken.
She—No, it can never be, I like
you as a friend—I respect you—I—I
admire you; but that is not love,you
know, and I cannot be your wife.
But do not do anything rash ; try to
bear up under it, for I am sure there
are others more worthy of you than
I am.
IIe—Very pleasant weather we.
are having.
Y -e -s, very.
I am glad of it, too, and hope it
will continue. You see, my friend
jack's little sister is coming to the
city to -morrow to stay some time,
, and he wants me to show her the
' sights. She is a dear little child
i with golden hair, and heavenly blue
1 eyes, and the sweetest little face im-
aginable. I never saw such a perfect
!little angel as she was the last time
I saw her. '
How --how long is it;slnce-since
you saw her ? • .
About ten years; I think: She
was just eight years'old then:. •
Eight and ten are ---Horrors, If
you dare to go near that girl, Y'11
I'll kill myself, tp there 1
Wit is the,.. -god of moments, but
genius is the: god of ages.
The world wilt pity you for what
you lose ; never for what you lack.
Work is the weapon of Honor and.
ho who lacks the weapon will .never
tri9.mph.
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'"To have what we want is riches,
•-'but to be able to do without it is
t- power,
Tne Canadian Pacific willsendtwo
car loads of poultry in cordd,, storage
` to England as :an experiment.
$ Karl's Clover ,Root will purify your
• blond. clear your `complexion, regulate
1 gout` Bowels and alalia your head clear
t tl4 a bell. 2ao., 50c., a d 61. Bold at
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C;hisholm's Corner Drug tore.
1 h whos convicted
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al t Guelph, the other day, colrifnit.
tin;,r two burglaries in N\, Forest
'tanil One in Shelburne, h
sentenced to five oar in th
tentiary in Kinston,
Gems 'or Thought.
Confidence in another man's virtue
Is no slight evidence of ones own.
Would you know the secret of!
happiness? It is :making. others
happy.
Learn to say no! and it will bel
morons() to you than to be able to
read Latin.
Happiness is perfume that one:
cannot shed over another without a i
few drops faling one one's self,
Three things are diffieult—to keep!
a secret, to bear an injury patiently, 1
and to spend leisure well.
A good word is an obligation ; but
not to speak 111, requires only per
silence, which costs us,nothing.
Minutesare like dust, which is
never so fine that it cannot be used
or that it loses any of its value.
To store our 'memories with a sense
,of injuries is to fill that chest with
rusty iron which was made for refin-
ed gold.
What wonders love can dol How
the meanest, most trivial duty,
touched bylove's fine hand, becomes
a servant all reverent and `beautiful.
Habits, soft .and pliant at first, are
like some coral stones, which are
easily cut when first quarried, but
soon become hard' as adamant.
Love, when true, faithful and well
fixed, is eminently the ' sanctifying
element of human life; . without it,
the soul cannot reach its fullest
height or holiness.
It is a great mistake to imagine
that success without effort will never
make a maxi or woman happy,
What we cease to strive for ceases to
be success, and gradually becomes
more and more worthless.
. To those who are employed and
busy, time files with great rapidity.
Life is tedious to the idle, Nothing
is more monotonous thaanthe ticking
of the clock to him who has nothing
to do but to listen to it.
ed. In this case
relief was immee
tli usual day s of
tion avoided. Tbousat
,can be referred to when
have cured Sick Headach
;dant symptoms. 2,s c
;dealers, or by adds
Bates & Ca. 4$ Lo
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plso's flex/betty for Catarrh It the
Host. illtwifst to list+. tand f`#tcansat,
Airtar.
sale
sei ' by ut ug ,:. , ,,r 1,001 by mil,
600.„M T. iittixelttue. W, nen, 1'p.
ithali-:
been
pen.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A Stip Diego
Cal., says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is
the tirst medicine 1 have ever found
that would do me• any good." Price
50o. Sold at. 'Chisholm's Corner Drug
Store.
Harley Davidson, the Toronto
bicycle rider, reduced the half mile
record to 59 seconds at Peterboro.
Michael Patterson was sentenced
to six years in penitentiary at
Cayuga Assizes for attempting to
murder his wife.
Shiloh's cure, the great Cough and
Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses, only 25c.
Children love. it. Sold at Chisholm's
Corner Drug Store. ••
Mrs. W. C. McLeod, of Woodstock,
has presented $2,500 to Chalmers
Presbyterian. Church, of that place,
and $1,000 to the Woodstock General
Hospital.'
A verdict of suicide was returned
by the coroner's jury at Cobourg in
the case of Mr. John Phillips, who
shot Mr. Cruickshanks, barrister, and
then took his own life.
At Montreal A. R. McDonald is
suing Edward Boswell, Charles
Riordan and the estate of the late
John McDonald, for $200,000, a
share of $1,000,000 in debentures
issued by the Temiscouata railway.
°Postmasters have just been noti-
fied that a direct parcel post service
between Canada and the British
colony of Hong Kong has gone into
effedtt.,via Vancouver, The res are
yery reasonable, only 6 'cents per
pound.
.. At the request;kii:lis partner, an
inquest will ierliield on the body of
Norman Matedonald the your? St.
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Thomas"' lawyer, who defended.
Hendershot and Welter. He drank
heavily, and while in a bad state was
allowed to get.iiold of chloral. Neg-
ligence is alleged against some one
in leaving him alone.
A couple of ingenious swindlers
are repotted to be doing London,
says the Free Press. They do not
travel together, bat divide each day's
proceeds. Going to a house they
produee a pair of spectacles having
no ease, and say they found the
glasses in some other city and will
sell thele for $1,50. The frames
appear to be . gold and some fine
Work is showon then!. Victims
come easy, sales generally being
made at / cents. - The spectacles
Iturn ottt to be syorthless after a short
time, and are purchased by the
swindlers for 82,50 a dozen,
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Spoiled the Figure.
Whyte—Don't you think Browne
is a good d'eseriptive writer?
Black ---Yes, generally, but he
makes mistakes sornetilnes.
Whyte—For instance?
Black—Well, he was writing of a
naval battle once and he said that
BOO brave sailors on the defeated
vessel bit the dust.
' %So this is.the, end of our engage-
m.ent, is it ? "' "Oh, no, not neees-
Eerily. T shall be here again next
summer."+
The Canadian Soo Canal is doing
a big business, having 18 feet of
water, while the United States canal
has only 13ft. Gin.
Heart Disease Relieved in 30
Minutes.—:ill' 'cases of organic or sym-
pathetic heart, disease :relievecl in 30
minutes and quickly cured, by Dr. Ag-
new's Cure. , Sold at ,Chisholm'e Drug
store, Winghaen.
Parson—I hope you little boys re-
spect your father and obey your
mother ?
Boy—Rather l She eau lick
father, she can.—London Sketch.
Your father raises eggplant in his
garden, doesn't he, Sallie ?
Oh, yes—every year.
Well, doesn't chickweed trouble
the beds <'a good deal?—Chicago
Record.
Yellow Oil used internally and extern-
ally cures asthma, croup, coughs, sore
throat, bronchitis and similar complaints.
Externally itcures rheumatism lum-
bago,
y+
bago, sprains, bruises, cuts, chilblains,
frost bites, and sprains and aches of
every kind.
Mrs. A—So your daughter is study-
ing for the stage
1lirsyB—Yes, and she is progress-
ing very rapidly.
Mrs. A : 'flow far has she got ?'
Mas. B—She has already had her
photo taken as.:' Lady Macbeth.—
Texas Siftings.
A small boy, after a few weeks at
school, was asked where he sat in his
class.
"I always sit first;" he smartly an-
med.
"How do you manage that when
you are so often go late?"
"Well, when I'm late, I sit first at
the other end."
Catarrh relieved in 10 to 60 minutes.—
One short puff of the breath through
the Blower, supplied with each bottle of
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses
this Powder over the surface of the nasal
passages. Painless and delightful to use,.
it relieves instantly, and permanently
Mures Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds, Head-
ache, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis and Deaf-
ness. 60 cents. At Chisholm's Drug
Store.
Rheumatism Cured in a bray,—Sonth
American Rheumatic Caro of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days.
Its action on the system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at once the cause
of the disease immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits, 75 cents.
Warranteed at Chishom'sdrug store.
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A little girl who had beard her
family talking about hysterics was
present when a story was told at
which her mother laughed ilnmoder- i
ately. The child seemed much im-
pressed, and looking anxiously at
her • mother, she said gravely :
"Mamma, ain't you afraid if you
laugh so much you will get his- I
torical."
Harold Twickenham—Mr. Clinger
was here last night.
Fiddleback—Was he? Say, P11
give you a quarter if you'll telL lie
whether-'-er he kissed your sister or
not,
Harold—I can't do it.
)'iddieback---Why not?
Harold --She gave me a half
dollar to keep it quiet. --New York
Town Topics.
The following is an interesting
point in conneetion with the poll tax.
Defendant submitted that he was as-
sessed jointly with his mother for
property in Bruce county, although
admitting that his permanent resi-
dence was in Chatham. The judge,
after a careful investigation of the
facts, gave judgment, ftandin,t', the
defendant liable, without costs. He
ruled that the tax. must be paid at
the place of bona fide residence
that a citizen must be liable to taxa.
tion at the place where he really,
actually and permanently lives, and
that liability cannot be averted by
payment elsewhere.
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