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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-05-22, Page 7THE WING HAM TIMES, MAY 22, 111E WANTS OT.ii1ERS To UNTO W. Dear Plows e in your valued jaurnal, that it a y Pu fetor iron! Norvoue Debi- lity, Seminnl Wi. nknehs, Lack of Energy and Ambition, Lost Dlnnhcod, Night Losses, etc., will write me in coalldonce, I will int'orru him by waled letter, free of charge, how to ahtain a perfect cure. I ask for no looney, having nothing to sell. T know how to sympathize with these sufferers and am only too glad to be able to assist them, T promise every one absolute secrecy and as I do not, of course, wish to expose myself slither, I do not give my name. If you desire to .get well, send stamp and address simply: F. O. Box `3'88, LONDON, ONT. St. Marys Council has offered a reward of $1,000 for the conviction of the parties who may have :et fire to National H otel there. COU GEIS, COL I' S, AS'1 HMA, HOAR SBNESS, BR ONCIIIT] S, eto., Meld at once to Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, the successful Throat and Lung Specific. TIjere are people who cannot dis- tinguish between the notoriety itch and a real desire to reform some- Oping. He will take no Risks. *hrewdness of a wellknown City Merchant. HE ANEW WHAT WAn"GOOD FOR HIM. In winter when Canadians spend a iilfge portion of their time indoors wild cannot have the same variety of fresh food as in summer and fall, indigestion 40 dyspepsia afflict a majority. "If anybody will tell me that dyspepsia in its advanced stages is perfectly curable," said a Toronto merchant, " I will take his word. Personally I run no risks. As soon as I feel a sense of weight in the Itomach, after a meal, I know that my blood is sluggish in circulation. In my business I cannot take much exercise, Sad I fight the first sign of stomach troubles with Scott's Sarsaparilla. It has =lever failed me, and has saved me many b doctor's bill." Scott's Sarsaparilla possesses medicinal properties superior to all other so-called ,oirsaparillas made. As a remedy for in- digestion; rheumatism, pimples, scrofula a d all blood diseases, physicians state 4at its equal was never known. Sold at Si per bottle, of all dealers. EXPERT ADVICE Is always worth conidering. We are not afraid of any ex- pert judgment upon our W V/ & LL PAPER.. EXETI+Ilt, H. Bishop has placed a granolithic sidewalk leading from his residence on Andrew street. Constable Westcott on Monday arrested a tramp in a box car on the south bound train, He was stealing a ride, Rev. D. A, Moir, 13, D., of George- town, formerly of Woodham, has re- ceived an una,nimcu, invitation to the pastorate of Trinity Methodist church, Berlin, for the ensuing conference year. Mr. John Mitchell has moved into the residence recently vacated by Mr. Samuel Baskerville on Station street. Mr, Baskerville has moved 'into the premises vacated by Mr. Jas. Carroll. A petition has been circulated and signed by a large number of rate- payers asking that the the council prohibit cows from running .at large during the night. The matter will receive the council's consideration Friday evening. Rev. Mr. Stringfellow, at one time of Kirkton, who has charge of one of the Indian missions. at Hagersville, met with an accident a short time ago which may result fatally. While driving home the axile of the buggy broke, which caused the horse to kick violently. It broke the old man's leg in two places below the knee, and from the effect of the acci- dent the rev. gentleman has • been seriously ill, although the, broken leg is almost healed. The better the judge the higher the appreciation of its merits. For quality and new- ness we cannot be beaten. WINDOW SHADES We are bound to please in every particular of our business and es- pecially in the matter of high quality of Window Shades. We sell the best. Don't buy cheap truck. A Good Roller and Spring is the cheap- est in the end. MOCKS. Easily Cared. Drunkenness, Morphine and Tobacco habit are easily cured by the use of Hill's Chloride of Gold Tablets. No ef- fort required of the patient, who is al- lowed the use of stimulants until he vol- untarily quits their use. May be given secretly in tea or coffee and a cure guar- anteed in every case. For sale by all first-class druggists at $1.00 per package. For full particulars and book of testi- mouials address The Ohio Chemical Works. Lima, Ohio. We have a large stock of Hammocks which are selling fast. Try one before they are all gone, SEAFORT1:I. The,Cantata of Ruth was repeat- ed in Cardno's hall on Thursday evening, last week, when a large and appreciative audience listened to the rendition of this, beautiful pro- duction. The Council met on Monday even- ing last. A by-law for street water- ing was passed, The street commit- tee was apportioned. $2,000 for street purposes, A grant of $100 was given the band and $80 to purchase instruments was left over for future consideration, Mrs, Earle, of Fall River, Kansas, sister of Mrs, Josiah Myreman, who has been spending the past month with friends hire. left for her south- ern home on Monday. .An accident occurred to Mrs. (Dr.) Bethune on the morning of Saturday last which for a time caused her friends much anxiety. Mrs. Bethune bad gone to the cistern, which is an open one, to procure water when the barking of a number of dogs close by attracted her attention and for- getting for the moment the close proximity to the cistern, she stepped into it. In her endeavor to save herself from going down she sustain- ed injuries to her back and knee from the effects of which she may be laid up for some time. An exciting runaway took place on Main street Saturday last at noon hour. Mr. James Taylor's (Tucker - smith) team was standing in front of Mr. Casey's grocery, •when a dog fight took place under the waggon, frightening the team, starting at a break neck pace on .their own ac- count. Mr. Taylor was endeavoring to get out of the wagon at • the back when the jolt caused by going over the crossing at Richardson & Mc- Innis' threw the old gentleman violently to the ground. He sustain ed a bad cut over the eye which re- quired several stitches; besides num- erous bruises and a general shaking up. The old gentleman's wounds were attended to by- Drs. Burrows and McGinnis, and is now recover- ing nicely having been able to come to town on Wednesday.' BRUSSELS. A load of salt was distributed along the sides of Main street in the busi- ness portion of Brussels, on `Wednes- day, to kill weeds 'and grass growing along the sidewalks. Constable Wright has been in- structed to put to end the noisy and rough carrying • on of numerous youngsters at and around the band stand during the concerts on Friday evening. The plank walks on • John street, North of Church street, which have about served their day, will be lifted and a fine gravel walk substituted. Similar work will be done on section of Market and Elizabeth streets. Wednesday of this week Post- master Far) ow ticketed Frank Mc- Cracken and his sons, William and James, and Wm. Kearney, of Morris, to Mattawa, from which point they strike north on a prospecting tour, on the look out for farm land. Last Saturday the frame building between the Leckie and Blashill brick blocks, belonging to the Rod- dick estate, was sold to B. Gerry at the nominal bid of $100. The pur- chaser proposes making some im- provements, so as to put it in shape for renting. Saturday evening as Mr. Dunn and wife were driving into Brussels in a road cart, their horse was start- led by a bicyclist passing at a lively rete. In the attempt to run away the shafts of the cart were broken and Mr. and Mrs. Dunn reached terra firma with considerable emph- asis, receiving quite a shaking up. Monday morning when F. S. Scott went to his stable he was greatly surprised to find his driving mare missing. A short time sufficed to reveal the fact that in walking around the stable she had trodden on the cellar trap door, which gave way and landed her on the cellar floor. Dan MeNaughton's services were secured and with the aid of block and tackle the mare was safe- ly hoisted out of her basement quarters none the worse of her esca- pade. CROQUET SET'O. We sell more Croquet Sets than other firms and consequently we can afford to run them off at smaller advance on cost. Call and see e'"" -tach. "��........, OSS. WINGHAaf. For Over Fifty Year AN OLA AND wsLL-TRIED REM&Dr.—Mn. wins. Iowa Scothine Syrup has boon used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfectsucoess. It soothes the child, sotfens the ,nuts, allays all pain, euros wind collo, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists In ovary part of the world, Tw nty.ave cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable, Bo sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and talco no other kind. TORTURES OF RHEUMATISM. The pains of rheumatism and the disease driven from the system by the use of . I3urdoek Blood Bitters, the conqueror of thousands of the severest cases. Mrs, J. M. Monkman, of Arkwright, Ont., says:—I took iutlamatory rheum- atism in February 3894, . and doctored for it several weeks, but found I was setting worse. All my joints were swol len eery much and I was unable to leave my bed, and could get neither sleep nor rest. Hearing from a neighbor that she got your Burdock Blood Bitters for her daughter. who had the sauce disease and it cured ger, I purchased a bottle and after taking about half of it 1 found my, self recovering. and after continuing it for some time I recovered. and when the cold weather set in this winter I found it returning again. So I commenced to take the B. B. B. again, when 1 found after taking it about a week, that all pain and swelling of the joints had dis- appeared. and I consider that I am en- tirely cured. Ben. Franklin has been appointed governor of Arizona. We always have felt confident that sooner or later that man Franklin would be heard from, notwithstanding his. penchant for flying kites after the paper went to press. 896, WO' ere'vr,WIPRIVr Best for Wash Day For quick and easy work j?or cleanest, sweetest and whitest clothes Surprise is best Best fol" EVery 1)ay For every use about the house Surprise works best and cheapest. Soo for yourself. Clinton the other day to have the skin stuffed. It is about 17 inches long and has a long, pointed bill with very sharp teeth, and it is the only fish of the kind that has known to be caught in this part of tee world. Mr. Pollick is quite a fancier el such things and he has a fine colleee tion. The horse attached to the street wa'e"ing cart gained partial liberty last Friday about noon and clashed along Albert street: north. William Miller was on the cart. For a time the situation looked serious for the I young man, >.0 he made a clean 13LUEVAL t`, (Intended for last issue.) On Monday of last week, Mr. D. Pocock, of' Turnberry, was drawing furniture to the station for Mrs. Geo, Pocock, and leaving his team untied, euro or money feuded. Hook tree, M. 4torlat they became homesick and ran away, 7le•nrdr ( n:111: „ d7 Sr Papl St., rlionhenl Sold Mr. W. D. Elliott pursued them on'a C. i,. tvnliame;i Wln,ham. bicycle, but the horses had too much of a start and ho did not catch up to them until they were at their own gate. The wagon was knocked apart, but very little damage. was have angels to do with it? done. Mr. R. N. Duff went to Galt on business last Friday. Moat Tobacco spit or Smoke Your I,t Away, the trnthfnl s`'trtltne title of hook aeset Ila.' Ilse, the harmless. e,ar.tnteod °bacon habit t' that braces up ni'otiniied no res, slim nates t l irotlne poison, intkes weak moo e'aiu strong vizor and ntanhnn 1. You tun no phy+eat orfle tial risk, so NoTn But Is sold nnrlrr guarantee The Minneapolis Journal sensorl that "a woman suing for damag and holdin; a wet of lova letters is terror to men and angels." 'l jump when he decided that the rig I Mr. Wm. Messer went to London would likely collide with a telegraph on Saturday. pole near the water supply station I Messrs Edwin Bailey, Louis B. But Ono 'tiro rome.ly-ChM 'n It for 2 and thus escaped injury, The cart contained considerable water and was too heavy to allow the animal to run far and was headed off near Mr. McCool's residence by the driver. The cart was slightly damaged. c B' • Doti' Alex. Messer and Mackenzie eats. .otter z d,s n til and tt 3 cutewr HAVE YOU CATARRH `? CLINTON. The elderly and infirm inmates of the House of Refuge are dropping of quite rapidly. The seventh death at the House occurred on Sunday, in the person of Jonathan Hewitt, of Grey, aged 53 years. On Sunday last Mrs. Robt. Trouse died at the residence of her husband Delaware township. Deceased was formerly Miss Pamelia Howe, sister of Mr. James Howe, and was at one time a resident of Clinton. Wednesday evening Mr. F. W. Watts received rt telegram announc- ing the death of his father, which occurred at the residence of his daughter, on 13th inst., at St. Louis, Mo. For some time Mr. Emerson bas been much annoyed by tacks being dropped in front of his Bicycle Em- porium, and lately broken glass has been added to the annoyance, the evident intention being to puncture bicycle tires. Ile has discovered the authorof his annoyance, and intent?s to punish the pairey if it is repeat- ed. On 'Wednesday Mr. David Cantel - on, second son of Dir. Wm. David Cantelon, who has been so seriously ill at Mount Forest, was brought home on a stretcher, in charge of Dr. Gunn, who had gone up to look atter him. His source of trouble is largely confined to one foot, part of which it is feared, will have to be amputated. Itis mother who has been with him for some titne, return- ed with him. Mr. James Pollick, of Bayfield, sent a very strange sort of fish to A HERO OF MAGDALA. A CHAT WITH A VETERAN WHO WAS IN THE MEMORABLE BATTLE. British valor is the theme of many a thrilling story and stirring song. ,Mr. Geo. Kingston, of ]36 John street north, is one of Hamilton's best known veteran.n A man of material bearing, ragnilieeut physique and genial personality, he is a splendid representative of the best class of British soldier. To our reporter Sir. Kingston readily gave an interview. With all the pride of a citizeu of that empire on which the sun never sets, 11r. Kingston said: "I stn re Devonshire man born near the banks of Tien. I enteredthe British army at 19, and served four- teen years in India: Was through the Abyssinian campaign, and ?'ought at g the storminand capture of Milgdala, KinkTheodore's stronghold. Here the king and many of his army fell. Napier the 'Hero of Magdala,' was created Lord Napier of Magdala for his splendid ser- vices. After this I returned to Old England, remaining about five years, when I was agein sent to the sunny south until' my 21 years' service was nearly up. This is the place to get kid- ney and liver troubles, and I was no ex- ception. I was seat ae tut invalid to the Netley Hospital for invalid soldiers, and for months tuns a suffering inmate, finally being discharged as a hopeless incurable invalid. • Two years afterward I sailed fur Canada, and have suffered more or less ever since from the con- stant misery which kidney trouble en- tails. Piercing pains in the back, head- aches and urinary difficulties were sel- dom absent, so that when I noticed Doan's Kidney Pill advarticement I got a box from Zimmerman's drug More. Relief came from the tirst few doses, and before I had taken two boxes, the pains had left my back and I felt like a new man. - I consider Doan's Kidney Pills a wonderful medicine, the more so. because my complaint wowld not yield to the skill of the best physicians in one of the greatest hospitals in Queen Victoria's domiiaions." Continuing, Mr. Kingston said: "Ican recommend them as a quick euro for kidney troubles without hesitation. How could I do otherwise when they have given me back the health and vigor of long ago?" SUICIDE OF A DESPERADO. HE WOUNDS CONSTAIit.E TISIALE AND THEN BLOWS OUT HIS BRAINS. ' Catarrh is a dist'grccnble and of - Messer are among the recent pur- fensive disease, it asunllti• results from Chasers of bicycles. a cold and often ends in consnmptioty Misses Mellwain and Netterfield of and death. The one effective remedy' so far discovered for it is Dr. Chase's+ Lower Wingham, spent Sunday a.tl Catarrh Cure. Mr. Andrew Holmes' Physicians failed to cure Goo. P,elfrev,' Mr. Will. McCullough, of Kilburn, 1 toll -gate keeper, Holland Landing road, Chase's Catarrh Cure dal it. One box cured William Kne'eshaw and two boxes James T. Stoddard, both of West Gwillimbnry. • Division Court Clerk Joel Itogers, Rob-, ert J. Hoover and Geo. Taylor, all of; Beetoti, voluntarily certify to the effl-'l eacy of Chase's Catarrh Cure. J. W. Jeuuiwon, of Gilford, spent nearly $300 on doctors, but fonud no'tertnaneut: relief until he tried a 25 -cent box oft Chnse's. lifiss Dwyer, of Alliston, got ride of a.'. cold in the head in 12 hours. Aenry R. Nicholls, 170 Rectory street,, London, tried a box with excellent of-: fret. D. Chase's Catarrh Cure Es for sale by: any rlenler, or by Edinanaon, Bates 8c Co., 'Toronto. Price 2:; cents including blotter., is assisting Mr. Geo. Macdonald in the cheese factory. The milk drawers have commenc- their season's work. Mr. Geo. Acheson is - on Mr. Hun- ter's route on the second line of Morris. Mrs. Geo. Pocock and children started for Manitoba last week to join Mr. Pocock who has been there for a couple of months. Rev. Mr. Coburn, of Toronto, preached in the Methodist church last Sabbath evening. Mrs. Thos. Farrow, of Brussels, was visiting at Mr. John Farrow's on Monday.. Mrs. Cornell, se., of the Blueva le She died on Tuesday morning. had been 111 fin' a long time, gb Mrs. Win. Gray and little daugh- ter have arrived safely in Manitoba. 0 Mr. Martin Farrow, sr., is improv- ing after his recent illness. Miss McKee and Mr. Menzies, of Molesworth, were visiting Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Macdonald this week. Dr. Toole is building a new house and expects to have it finished by the 2 1th of May: The house is itw neat frame one with small windows in the roof. It is in the lot next to Wansman's blacksmith shop. The doctor himself is the architect an Mr. Geo. Henry the builder. h. Mr. W. A. Elliott, of Wawan sh had a couple of Itis Lingers badly ut o:i the rip saw in Duff & Stew$ is mill laAst Saturday morning. l- thoug h very painful they are do ng as well as could be expected. A serious shooting affray occurred at Sitncoeabout 11 o'clock, May 12t1t. A young man named Ernest Gibbons, who recently returned from the peni- tentiary, where he served a sentence of three years, was employed at the Melbourne Hotel,which has just been opened by L. Brady, and it is said that yesterday he forged Brady's name to a cheque for $10 and had it cashed for $8. Brady heard of the matter, and at once issued a warrant for Gibson's arrest. Constable J. M. Tisdale and Coats went to Gibbons' house, and Tisdale rapped at the front door, while Coats went to the back door. When the door opened Gibbons fired two shots at Tisdale, one of which struck him in the neck, and the other grazed the lower part of his body, but neither luckily made a serious wound. Coats, on hearing the shots, ran round to the front, where Tisdale had fallen, and just missed being struck by the third shot, Atter firing, Gibbons ran in C putting middle of the street, and pu g Ithe revolver 1) his own head, blew his brains out. r I 0 e r' i Money No Object. The amount of money sufferers from catarrh will spend in attempting to cure that foul and disagreeable disease is almost increditable. J. W. Jennings of Gilford, Ont., says: "I spent between $200 and 5300 consulting doctors; I tried all the treatments without benefit. One box of Chase's Cetai•rah Cure did me more good than all the remedies. A 25c. box cured me. Don't waste money. Chase's Cure with improved blower, 25e. It cures. Paderewski says that "America is rotten at the core." We feel that this eminent Polish piano lam rder isI entitled to thanks for exempting the core frotn his sweeping denunciation ,1 ceiesss, eoids IIad bronchial troubles r'rtd:tlw- cured by the latest discos'ery,. Chase's Linseed and Turpentine. Pleas- ant and easy to take. 25 cents. ONE GIVES RELIEF. R'I•P'A'N•S The modern stand- ard Family Medi- cine : Cures the common every -day ills of humanity. Wanted—An idea 'Ir can thplte of some simple tiring to patent? Protect your ideas: they may 1.ring you wealth. Write JOINT WaDDRitntTRN ez CO., Patent Attor. 'Aye, Washington, D. C., for their CAM prize offerand list off two hundred inventions wanted. 'ED �g )q gy To sell Oanadinn and U. S. grown 4 l5l W ii trees, berry yields, roles, shrubs, h.:dees• ornamental tre.,e nod seed votatoes, for the may nuroe.ry having cording. orebrnis in Gin• we lire .you tie henont of our experience, so your nu.•rueu in ^tier*°tee . It you ars not oarni It 110 per month and expenses, write tis nt dune for p,rticulars Liberal cnmmili.ions paid nxrr ttt,, r -n. I arhtvr,' son. should look into this! it Int,r+ homer than working on the farm., and eters a cit ince for promotion. Apply now and ;;ct rhoiee of tar story. STONE & WELLINGTON, Toronto, Canada. Letters Come. Letters come day by day telling us that this person has been cured of dys- pepsia, that person of Bad Blood, and another of Head- ache, still another of Biliousness, and yet others of various complaints of the Sbmach, Liver, Bowels or Blood, all through the intelligent use of Burdock Blood Bitters. It is the voice of the people recog- nizing the fact that Burdock Blood Bitters cures all diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels and Blood. Mr. T. G. Ludlow, 334 Colborne Street,. Brantford, Ont., says : During seven years prior to 1886, my wife was sick all the time with violent headaches. Her head was so hot that it felt like burning up. She was weak, run down, and so feeble that she could hardly do anything, and so nervous that the least noise startled her. Night or day she could not rest and life was a misery to her. I tried all kinds of medicines and treatment for her but I she steadily grew worse until I bought six bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters from ' C. Stork S Son, of Brampton, Ont., for which I paid $5.00, and it was the best investment I ever made in my life.. Mrs, " Ludlow took four out of the sirs bottles• -y there was no need of the other two, fol' those four bottles made her a strong, healthy woman, and removed every ail- ment froth%' Which she had suffered,. and she enjoyed the most vigorous health, That five dollars saved me lots of looney int medicine and attendance thereafter, ,. and better than that it made home a I comfort to me.