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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-06-12, Page 7i i IT STRIKES HOME r i I � f peso's Ointment Cures All Skin Irrbta• , tions. 1 Of the many akin :�4A. diseases, eezem:>< is one of the worst and most common. The ono effective remedy ea far dis• r - ‘A covered for it is lir. Chase's Ointment. It • r e ileo never been known to fail, Mr. GRACIE AITo;t. Andrew Afton, of lIaxtland, ti.11., says: i °L My little daughter, Grace I,zla, aged ;three and a half, war; a dreadful suf- ferer from eczema for three years, We tried a number of alleged cures and sev,. Oral doctors, but 111 without effect. nor's was indeed a bad ens Her little body Was entirely covered with rash. One dial' our local drngl;ist, Mr. Win. E. Thistle, recommended ale to try Dr. Chase's Ointment. I did so, and four boxes effected it complete euro and saved .Our 01111(1." Dr Chase's Ointment is jest es effec- tive for piles, salt rllnmm and sores of 8111 descriptions. For sale by all dealers tttld Edne 11Soll, Bates & Co., manufactur- 'pre, Toronto ; price GO cents. There is nothing to equal Chase's Lin- seed and Turpe•utine for severe colds and ;lung troubles. Large bottle 25 cents. s it rsaparilla SUcAr COATED The Greatest of all Liver, Stomach and Blood Medicines. A SPECIFIC FOR Rheumatism, Gout and Chronic Complaints. They Cleanse and Purify the Blood. All ,Druggists and General Dealers. • J&� 6 ir, ai ta•a ft k THE WING B A.IA TIMES, JUNE 12, 1896. VE LIFE FE AND IrQ Life and Love at the cross-roads met, Out for it holiday; Cried Love, "SweetLifo, thy o;lros for. get, 'Tis Love who bids thee stay, Come, journey on without regret, Through summer hours always" A. rose -white blur against the sky, Crab-apple blossoms blow; The drilling swallows homeward tly To April slopes :,glow; And Life and Love in laughter vie As on their way they go. Notes on Swine. News Notes. A. Kentucky breeder de1 1e 0n C dis..� cCI citizens' band of Harr 1Stn n the use of a decoction of white Dale is under agreement to play in Ulf - bark for scours in eoung pigs, the ford at the citizens' celebration on bark to be boiled, and a teaspoontttl I July let, as also is the Ayton Band. given at a dose. • A 3011 pound hear was caught in Do not forget that the first one a deadfall by Alex. ilei; illvcray°, hundred, pounds of pork is the Annabel, last week. The bear had cheapest. See that the litters are beet, for some time carrying off his If �I A meeting of the new proposed Neustaclt Alntttranee 00101)811Y vidi1 he 'tell er ti'('It'tttitlt ion'lnesday Jane the Jtil for the purpose of adapting the style, manner, ;led I1)e:lil'/ll of the heed office of sale, (,ompeey ; tppoir'tint a 'office lilt lnt•el'1111 81111 (1.i(tC;t1112; 11 board (ltdtrit4'tur:( ;1a provided 1'y Statute, • Cnrntivlt power fs cl)'ttallled in Hood's 3Hrsupnr 1 rt than in ,tny ether eltnilar t'ra1)t rad no. I i ' (833 $ he proprietor and wen it1 t1 to ref- )more, 1.t mots the.jobber alar( 1-; the r,.nsurner. Islnrt., i kill i ,F'rlu r ')) i'6 prep 1 lti(n land it rem. H b ' le' 1' n 4 (iia'! 131 t lith 1+ 11,er, nny'. atl'.'r 1, .4 ir'lla'. ('t 1' 's,l' rely i1. Lis veil lid ,•r 'rl't:fe L'lilt^b 143,11 11H cold ek•I(re 031)30 than ihob,. of any other pl•.epar- alum, N, . l .. Snoinp33l'lila ja the beat kept moving. '.['here is no cheaper I sheep. n t their t. to Dias bel:ltn10 t1 is fol liI'neat. way of feeding a young pig than The town of I)oseronto was visited :4boIlt i ll i,,e': un li,undey aft(<r• 1 l lI.i1r1'm)s, and 11,Ousr'nds of testimonials through its darn. by a terrific conflagation, last week, 110(131 et' last rct't'k t•1t0 People of the pewee tl'rtt it (toes actually and p�•rinau- g- 1 V ieInitV (It ! irO 4330'll %', wore' stie111.141 fl e(:' 1, (ter., dirt Ilse. in which the Rathbun Cotnpanv lust , Pan's pipes sigh 'neat.' a Crescent moon, Jotm A. Jamieson, in the NAtor1aal e, • t families LV see two ltl,3'1, (1t' l E Sti tl il,l �' )a5 -411'Z Like cobwebs float and stray; Stockman and .,'antler, recommends ;'0,000 and a hundred i'amillc ip 1' • -• ' • tllrlled Out To' r1 lees eeee - a)lon;; the 11.1:1d1. Melt a Wil!,'.; 08 tial w , 1 Sabbath duty is very anu.mml in this The itlillieer woul 311 :seen he swamp - Canada of ours. \'v suppose the o(1 if r,h > (lid rl't Itrl7ty h(,lv to trine « Mr. Abraham Simpson, son, near ,v I" fink':, le ever p pounds of this mix- seventyr Years Of agcy proprietor of leen were going to work, )'l besides 1'0 ,lung's rose -hidden portals led ittt p the tie}' they bd. pike pules, cant •1 h0 ,1 ons!Innt .,.:its; t) tr: the Glad Love his comrade true. tare will make a pound of pork. At the Commercial hotel at Port Col- ,looks 411(1 01133.1 ltr tidies w°icli 'bent. (oily 1131. that cart be g:)thet (' d every "Now we must part" was all Life said, l t des f'o these ',riles borne committed suicide by jump • "And fere alone, for who Night moths seats the white riowels soon 'Tis the daffodil lllodth of May, And the pilgrams Fiag 0 merry tune, They are comrades true for nye. feeding oats and corn in the proper- 000.•- , tion of one part oats to two parts corn by weight and declares that a5 p 1 the prescn • prices 1 b 1, t _ day hi tit;+ year. pork can be fed at a profit, even at fug into the canal in front- of the C 1i d Cared of s:laera.a ray Chase's Finds Lore and Juno and roses red, ti ,.� hotel. Has lived his day—adieu!" the present low figures, if this will cantle -ant. A tio.•;!)rrn t''xc;hlln;.Tr1 asks: "Why N r..c,Y MANN WADDLE in June Ladies' Work out. i Foropaugh and Sells Bros. cotnbi f Ii L • , Shows 1 coming • •'11 • six-e•Lr-ol•1 (h w:liter ,,elle w•(.) d'tnlost,(uthors wear their hair long? Horne Journal. Over and under feedilt„o, are the i nation o. a1 toad ,� 1 ws 's , afflicted with( enez, mt• fo 2} months, 71n`' Because the barbers cut for cash.. — two rocks on which so many pig to Toronto en July 4th. The two principal seat of eruption beim.; , . shows have combined. Among her ears, T triy.i itluw+t ev(]r,r remedy �'.�-•;-w.�`�y�:�•-w•'•^'•�•^�._^-'•-�.^�.' Lq'AOEI1I J BY AN EAGLE. breeders and f'e.ed.c ro are wrecked.I .sew a'3r tri' d, 1»tight inurner�,lble A33l high feeding can only be ushed to other attractions they have oe- medicines and ramps, and tools the child , a certain point profitably, and when phants, ane, GO performing stallions. to medical 11,00181 le in S(lin diseases, EXCITING EXPERIENCE or A FIRE we o beyond that point the balltinee ; r morning the 'T. II. & B. INSURANCE SOLICITOR—ins FACE g Tuesday g ' Iov quickly slips to the wrong side of gravel train ran over a man about a LEFT IN A HORRIDLE CoNDIT •the ledger. Underfeeding is never a —A FARMER, AL 1� mile and a half west of Brantford, SO ILII) A FIGHT TL anything but a source of loss. Do .killing him instantly, severing the 3.V TII ONE REL E , i . not forget that pigs are like humancutting his --- Petoskey, p'�, head from the body and $•11utd'ly evening Joseph ,ac n c,tt beings, as regards t len hands off. The engine whistle e Petoskey, Mick. June 1.—Oscar ill many cases. What is enough for , blowing and the bell ringing, but llildtnay, took an old waggon and Talcott, solicitor for the local fire ono is too much for another, and too the man. aid no attention. a salt and drove up to A. P. 1 p' Sehneider'a. On returning and wining insurance company, in pursuiug his little for a third. wayvesterdat through the forest Mr. Little of Brant, who was nom- clown the hill the wa,,, Y g n alwa rs to break • standard bear- t' h but without result. Tho doctor advised the use of Chase's Ointment, and since using, the eruption has all disappeared, and T can confidently say my (mild is cured. 1 appetites,I 'tl was , ., 33 1 c horse ggon box shop - north of Wolverine in Cheboygan It is a good pla y mated as the Reformed forward al d an 1 cause the i to county, was attacked by an American'off, with a small pair of nippers, the er n East Bruce has retired in favor start for house, but ere it got down eagle, and only after a few hard, ,otic temporary supplth ied when bth lich oc n of t o Patron Candidate. 1ltessrs• the big hilt, both waggon and Gorse pp Carg 11 and Tolton will have to flhht whet over a teeth bank, coming to e fought rounds, succeeded in beatingtle 1 a stop at the loner The rig was badly off his assailat. It seems that he Very often a goscl deal of trouble is it out now to aeertain who is the p "1 g had unwittingly approached too caused by the little pigs biting the lucky lean to represent us,at Ottawa damaged while the horse received a near the nest of his eagicship, and Sow's udder, and so causing her so during the next five yeas few scratches. the parental instinct had prompted znuch. pain that site will not attempt ; • . to suckle them, but will lie flat on : About 12 o'clock on. illouday night While Mr. Po' -c D•inaldson and the assault. The first blow came her belly, and so keep them from 25th of Mayr fire broil? e out in Mun- family, of Drew, were driving to unexpectedly �edly and nearly Thefellehuge pulling at her. This is more especi- dell's furniture factory in Elora, re- church €n Horth' on on Sunday of last tt to the .,10111 his neck. , ally the case with youngsows with salting in the tai destruction of week, the team of spirited colts talons cut deep gashes into their first litters, the building. ''Loss about •1 2,000, took fright at a lumber pile and ran another gash extended from his __partly covered by insurance in 0.�v81'. The ' enopttilts of the car mouth to a point beneath his ear, IONE Xt3.ONES'1 :' AN. different' companies. The fire is• rias were thrown +1r11r•n a steep and altogether his face was left in a ! nrnu • LD1T(1II: —Please inform .your supposed to have been caused by eln bank meet. Alm. D 33.ldsan sua- Petos le condition. He returned to, ''i,tained-very_ severe fn,jltries, having readers, that r written to cinfor ntially lightning. Petoskey to -day and will organize a ,Twill mail in a.oeal3d letter, particularsbroken.Belding, out and take the eagle's i of a r'enuine, honest home cure. by John McKay, aged fifteen years, a had his lea hl ani is lc;• nests t0 g0 nest. This seine pair of eagles with ; whiclx'I was permanently restored of bright office boy in the aGlfleiagpht' less se;riuu:atc,- hnr•t. two or three other frisky birds have ; health and manly vigor, iter years office Midland. jumped. l _ ^� __ Ivnriliur; from norvoua d©bility, sexual car that was being shunted in the = caused a Food deal of trouble in that k ©sa ui�ht loss�Hand weak shrunlE- t 'd down to l�tr. neighborhood. Ten days ago .a en parrty. ' I w as robbed and swindled by • yard intending o ride ox farmer named Lorenzo Waleeford ; the quacks until I nearly lost faith in Playfair's o.fftce.to deliver a message.: attacked and his finger crippled.' mankind, but thanx heaven, .I am now a He fell off, 'and the wheels passed was well vigorous and strong andwell? It. B. Storrs a few weeks ago killed ' 'over his lett arm. , The arm had to h make Chia certain lneaas of cwn be amputated. one of this troublesome colony, hay- 1 thane? sufferers. 1 have nothing to sell, p ing first broken its wing with a club. ! atxd want no money, but being a rima ' The largest train ever run over the - Two years ago the infant child of believer u tdesirous.eu vernal emir© nhe d of Michigan Central railway passed Freeman Rose was carried elf by an fortunate to regaor n their - health and over it en Tuesday last. It started:, eagle. The father followed on horse- ; happiness, r protnise you perfect sec- from T�indsor, and consisted' of 110 back with a gun fearing to shoot for rocs and as I do not wish to expose 01Y new Edo fiat cars. At St. Thomas . fear of hitting the child. After a' self either, please address, simply: P. O. 11 more were were added, making pursuit of three miles the eagle' Joos 338' Londoo, Ont a total of 121 cars. The train was alighted on the shore of a lake to 4 000 feet long, and just 020 feet less rest and was killed, The child is Pigs Losing their `Tails. than a mile in length. The total: now living in Allis township the Nothing is more annoying to weight of the train was 1,708 tons. ! scene of its adventure. a breeder of pedigreed pigs than to ; After a life of more than fourscore � i,,,....-.. ------- promising pig' -- years, Mrs, P, L11. AJ0.41,.,, .,. �..................L Tho Breath o: the Tinea. 1010 its tail, as such animals are ton gassed away 011 'Tuesday of last: Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, looked upon as of very little use in i:1 week.A large crowd of old neigh Sore Throat and Lune Troubles arca share ring. 1 litter hors attended the interment at South- (sired by Noctvay Pine Symp. Price 3i Vel• V i 1 nton Cemetery on Friday. ot't3t11 severs pigs lti a 1' ,� •' r, ThC had 0 )ants. It breathes out the heal - lose their tails, the cause of this loss anti '`�;i,• �•s, fn„ virtues of the pine forests. beingdifficult to discover. The first deceased with her husband were old residents of Arran township but I symptom of any trouble is a reddish • inside to Southampton a few years 4. Is always .worth considering. weary Watkins—Ju ,.now, I got I appearance of the tail. Later on one • Sao t will appear and " We are not afraid of any ex- I half a mind to take a hath first 1 or two reel spots wl appear pert judgment upon our • 'PAPEL 1t ,.�..,.d f •T — form ti scab after which the portion I The army worm is making sad chance 1 git ! hungry seig ins 1 Wha-a-a-t ? I ain't. Joshin.' Met a ! of the tail from the scab to the end ' havoc of' some of the crops this year.; scientific feller this morning who set; sloughs off. The commonest) bused' Farmers ►led 5 h Elderslie,colnla il' l and calculated and proved by i ofthis , IUattacks oat preps nigh into ten pounds unnecessary � Ue re -sown rrlt i weight."—Indiana.polis Journal: young animals, 1 ' s and ver little hair 1 peas which seen' impervious to the ; delicate 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 111 the platter of high quality of Window Shaded. We sell the best. Don't buy cheap truck. A Good ,'Roller lulu Spring is the cheap- est in the, end . - THE GREAT Family Medicine of the Age. Taken Internally, It C;won Diarrhoea, Cramp, and Pain in the Stomach, Sore Throat, Sudden Colds, Coughs, etc., etc, Used Externally, !t Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sprains, Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Frosted Feet. Ile article ever attained to such unbounded popular sty.—Satan Observer. Wo can boar testimony to the efficacy of the Pain Killer. Wo Lave ae.n 13, mate effects In soothing tht severest pain, and know it to bo a good artiele.—Ciacin nail Dispatch. whirl, 11 :Nothing has yet surpassed tho Pnln-ICnler, 3ho Most valuable fatally medicine now in use.-2'ennesset Organ. It has real merit 1 as a means of romovtng part, nc medlebm has acquired a roputatloa equal to Pony Davis Pain-Xilleu—Netepor) DAVIS."Beware a' Soldimitations. e cry nh ore; largo tyotties genuine "P3�1t1 V•rizr LARGE BOTTLES, :A) GEx'r�1. are in O dwa Irresistible Proof That There is ' a Cure for Diabetes. The fonowin'; errnrn rt;tt^meat the beet proof slat diabetu-s is not items:de, aliA that ti tore i 3 a r emedy v = 1113 will cure it. &tarin, C ataty of Owrietoll, to wit; I, C t'a'les Moes, of :.he C!ty : f 0 t•twa, in tho Genre!, of Ca•le;nl, t1 a tl soli 1, Go i:rreby so13.111i$ deo:cro 1.e foliOWs; •• 1. I reside at 18Q Dell Street, in the said City of Ottawa. 2. 1)orthe Fast ilf!avn years I have been e, great Buff 333133 fr1n1 10 luny dise'9e; atneno the prominent symptal,la of whi.•11 word tovere pains in my bark, Slot Cashes extouding from the base of the spino t ,, hair; cea ley shoulders,. dizzine.,s, bearlaeLaa. oto, I `•res in a bad state generally and euf,'.ered gre•1.1 agony at times. The intense p^min pruv:ni tad 1.1y a:e' piag. and I seemed to get Worse ,nett •tial;y. The doctors who wore called is kronJaneed lily disease diabetes, hut tlioir tr, atulntlt di,i n , goon, and. they held oat but sl Wit hope of my re=covery. I was then so far m11e WWI rho disease that t Could tot tarn ill bad with 311 help. i;iy urine '37•,4 of a dark winodiel.r,on fa.lofa,:dta1Bnt. . ;$ f toga wll 1 ri1d, of melichie, but without t, 3331/1/1 tut relief. 1, t. •tri•1g of Doe..,') 1.i..uoy 1 i a I got a h•'xatfLte.,far:Iit* 1t•••ad n:1, 10470.1411•ttying • •1 3•> 113011 S:1$.1I1�313113•98 a had u) Datil iR 1'1 tu. H0WUv3k; i :, t .d t 1l111l , 0v -in, and t fey t: a l: tilt 13 1.11 n;1lt 1 : uuee, alai t cont - t,' 1 ,^u•t ro );et bettor From tlly 1 time cm, it11;1r"ret113n1 was ee1)ti11'l"11•' a•1ti' I a't1 HMV', a• fere 1vbe118 r:,' = of 11" 4114 3313131 :1. 'ls, entirely free fremilatu of any 1137 1 h *11.,110 i4+ta�n;ai, a'ul 1 Mil IIUW w-lSliog right :along erdry d.ty in ley shop. 1 -ft is a great source of 111eaalvo fro+ 1,to to to the world of the (titradicO f,:r;•„•a of n; 1's Kidney Yi]!s, an t I nel.tc+ rb.a Ivan • (l • ''s.r.tuinn conscientiously hal'evl'l)1 1 3•` e,e tr1'!, a'1,1 knowing tll'tt it is of the mato )'-1'00 1,1 "�••et F.s if mad • un,]r1r oath and :,y v,�tt0 of tale Canada Dvileucd Act. s.l,l. CHARLES M000, D„elaved. before mo 1st tbo City el Ottrw in the Couatyof Carleton,. this 1311 day of April, 1898. sga. JOHN E. o')1. Aha, A Co'J11Li331e11e:r, etc. R -I P•A•N•S The modern stand- ard Family Medi- cine : Cures the common every -day ills of humanity. down ar . r ! tl trouble we 11)108 is cold an liven, { the figures that I must be eorryin' 1 damp, exposure to which checks the of its ravages. I _ . ._.- •. �..os�. r..� 1 circulation in the extremities of which have been sown on sod, and. 1 111 1, 14 1e those that have these holds have to Wo have, ' large treed of Hammocks which are selling feet. Try one before they are all gone. •Cra,U;T 878. We sell more, (Croquet Sets than other 3L1enS and consequently we can afford to run then off at smaller aclvhnee on coo.. Call and '• ' 4toCic. WINGHAM. . • gib, ROSS. Weak, Niervous Women. s cln,1 G• y usually being the first to suffer. ! pest. Fifteen acre fields have in We have tried several remedies some cases had to be re -sown, 'unsuccessfully, for this trouble, but I A number of fanners in the vicini- . we recently carne across a remedy ; ty of Guelph are growing this year 1 known as "Boroglyceride,” which is , for the first time an imported clover. oro to whoma night's root was recommended by that well The bloom is a deep carmine and unknown. known authority, 1£33. Sanders I when a field is in full bloom it is 8 I Spencer. Iioroglyeeride is prepared.' very pretty sight. The petfulr►e I St;re%th and good health restored.' p I 'for feedln�, purposes. I was subject to frequent attacks of ; l se weght. It may be obtained The other night lir, Thomas nervousness that seemed to sa{1 all my ! a � 'ori. of Ilorvfelc t Lte of weak- !through any druggist, and it is used ` Wallace of the lith c ncss and misery. 1 could net relish fon either sinlpl�lnleltc , or mixed with was aroused from his peaceful and such a thin& as a good night's rest i all egivi.1 weight of glycerine. I was unknown. Incap:tbto of any exer` ,,, e11Cer describes his method of !slumbers by dogs worrying his sheep tion and with an eve: {I:eaect tired and I by using ! He sprang from his heti and glade despondent feeling. Medicines that 1 , it as follows: As Soon as a little pig's for the steno of action just as he rues took did not do any good l it was a case i tail shows signs of becoming uq ` without pants, socks or boots.00 1He, f �•radimlly becoming; we•ni:er and weak- 1 C1tl1y red, a little boto„Lyeerida i r the act took It o d - caught the do„ 1n t cr. • Acarian et Scot; Sarsaparilla and i` • suc''ess with similar cases to mint, I 1 I by heating together forty-six parts i from this clover is also very sweet. , of glycerine x11(1 thirty-two of bor I It is grown largely in some places 'c acid, till the mixture ceases tot M ur oses. n vitality and left Inc x11 ,t state d I di tl ' take,, 1]E'tWCCIl Sete first finger all is the barn and tied it up for safe t,. . 1l.— I it, Gild from the that few dosesthumb, rine, the tail of the pig drawn ! lceepin �, and in the morning sent began to get better, alien:( returned, got between the thumb and finger until I natural and refreshing sleep. I grew to he fanned 111 beO011lCS (,trite IImoist;with rile Mix - stronger, l)1 act 1' e life st•t Its tt d Street Toronto. morale;; fora couple of days,. a cure into a 't T attic Graham, see Craw !lave. If this be done ni;;ht and ford For any weakness of the nerves, pale !will be the, result.—limning. 'I(was done tlotwithstandng that it nd sallow complexion , less cf appetite was It very valuable animal. The for the owner, who happened to be John Wallace, to conte for his dog, Mr. Wallace did not go but sent word to have the dog destroyed, which ori ct ' THE , COUGI3. C.I1114 i g , gilt in tho first act and 1 tan., S, c.tt , : Lt a^ll brist g I IS T� 1TXr IiI:(33' dog; was caught use the best blood and nerve remedy ex- « . r, c L' ting Scott's—imitations tlo not cure. 1 I have ever used mays G. bred. Anderso r of T. S Siiuntatit Co., in speaking of Nor- none of tho other sheep wore in- - , way rine Syrup. ,luted. STRAIGHT AS AN ARROW T : THE �(, intri In all diseases that affect humanity there is some weak link in the chain of health, some :'pot that is the seat of the trouble. It may be the liver, it may be the stomach; perhaps it is the bowels or the kidneys; most likely it is the blood. 1 u'•dock Blood Bitters goes straight to that spot, stl 133,, ; .ls 1. •- RY the weak link in the chain, remove:: the cs.51. ,c < ; disease, and restores health, because it acts v, ith cleans:n� force andcurative Power upon the stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels sand blood. Withgood red blood health is assured it disease is certain to come and Burdock 42.E400408irrear5 :es the only remedy that will positively remove an blood paison:. In ulcers, abscesses, scrcft1,,stiiu- lous swellings, skin diseases, blotches, oki sores, etc., 13.13.13. should be applied externally, as well as taken internally according to directions. without e;