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TO Robert Phillipa,
Druggist, a' ergue.
This is to certify
that I have suffered from
piles. foga long time and
tried several articles re.
commended for this come.
plaint, but none of them
benefited :no till I tried
Chase's Ointment, which
has completely cured me.
Mas. JOHN lunula,
11. Phillips, Jr., Druggist
Witness.
"Myex-year-old daughter, Bena,wasafflicted
With eczema for 24 months, the principal seat of
eruption being behind her ears. I tried almost
every remedy I saw advertised, bought innum-
erable medicines and soaps, and tool[ the child
to medical specialists in skin dissects, but with-
out result. Finally, a week ago, I purchased a
box of Dr. Chase's' Ointment, and the fir'stapppli-
cation showed the curative effeet of the Remedy.
We have used only one-sixth of the box, but the
change is very 'narked ; the eruption has all dis-
appeared, and I can confidently sten, my child is
cured. (Signed) MAXWELL JOHN^TON,
112 Anne St„ Toronto
Sold by all dealers, or on receipt of price, 600.
Address, E0tl7AfSOtl, BATES & CO, TORONTO.
Nistrn Adver ger
FOR 1896-7.
]3 lance of 1896 F'oe.
0 a .e TIE DOLLAR,
To Ja nary lst 4898.
Sixtteeta 1I' a ">>s Each Week
'ITFI—
AL! THE ikITIS OF THE WORLD.
Illarket Reports, Stories, eta.
zcellent Reads g.. ,.
r every member of the family.
W offer good iudueomen s to agent;,.
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3 4 TM CULTIVATOR ®9 1
AND,
CIUNTHY GENTL'MAN
THE BEAT OF TIX
AGM LKLILS.
DEVOTED T
Farm Crops and Prose • ses,
Hortieul 're and ruit Growing,
Li a-Stoe and Dairying.
While it alai) h o
hid o s all minor de 1
partmema alt l,l.ral interest, such as
the Poultry. Yars Entomology, I3ee-
Iceeping, Greenh. se and Grapery,
eterinary Repi] s, Farm Questi )ns s
and Answers, Fres e Reading, Do-
mestic I+1conom , an , a summary of
the news of th weel . .its Market
Reports are u usually complete, and
much atten on is pais to the Pros- i
petits of the rops, as th `owing light
upon one of the most i ..portant of
all questio s---•- IV/rear to Gu. and when
to sell. I is liberally illust'ated, and
contains more reading ma ter than
ever be re. The subscript on price
is 82.5ti per year, but we ,1%r a
Spee' Reduction in our
LUIS RATES FOR 189
2 S 'seriptions, in one remittan44.e$i44
6 bseriptions,
2 s. Subscriptions, •` gg 15
To all new subscribers for 1 97,
ying in advance now, we ill
end from our receipt of the retn t-
tance, to January 1st, 1897, witho t
'charge.
tea °Srl.ciirtne Corxen nue. Address
LUTHER TUCKER & SON, Pitiillslrers
Albany, N. Y.
ICanada's Cheese Export&
From the opening of navigatio
to October 10, there has been shippe
from the port of Montreal to EtLrrlp
the enormous quantity of 1,279,02
cheese while in 1805 the shipment
from the opening of navigation t
October 12 reached a total of 1,171
680 a clear gain of better than
107,000 boxes has this year, rrll
year 1894 has heretofore stood a
the cheese season par excellence wird
a record of exports of 1,726,05
boxes: It, however, the preset'
rate of -exports holds, which consider
ing the rapidly increasing prices ix
the British markets it is more that
likely to do, even this previous recon
will be excelled,
It is hard to realize by the mer
mention of figures what 1,279,00
boxes of eLeeso really means. PIac
the boxes in which these cheese Wer
shipped side by side and reckoning'
the average diameter of each a
sixteen inches, they would stretel
over a distance of 322 miles, or a
trifle more than twice the distance
Montreal to Quebec. Again reck-
oning, each cheese at 70 pounds,
which is abont - the average, you
have a total of 89,530;000 pounds
sufficient to give every soul in Can-
ada, the United States and Mexico
one pound each and still have
enough left to pass around in Cent-
ral America.
Could not he Down for Eighteen
Months.
THE SUFFERING OF A TORONTO JUNCTION
RESIDENT FROM HEART DISEASE.
THE W INU :IAM TIME , 'NOV-EMB
141 110, SAGE TO It/1W.
cl Proving that true honesty and
true philantIlropfiy still exist.
tl;
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If any 'tier), who is weak, nervous and
" beUi1ltntud, Or 46•i1t) ;;4 Qlalrel'ili:; f:0m ally
I of the vtui I:ls 1roubles re:: u1tiug F`rc,tn
youthful fully, e x:-tisstr, or(V('rwork, will
1 take he rel and write to me,..1 will feud
him cu'i11deoti.,1iy and 1re.o of' (Merge •
e • the plain pur:)ut+t, by wile!' 1 Was rector -
S E'.l to perfect, health and manhood, after
1 Years of alarming a't'om Nervous Debility
8 i.,'1A9 of Vigor and Organic Weakness,
1 baro nothing to soli anti therefore
want no money, but es I know through
lay own experience how to s, lnpathize
1 with such sufferer's, I stn glad to be able
11 to nssiet any fellow -being to a cure. 1
cl alba well aware of the prevalence of
quackery, for I myself was deceived and
Imposed upon until I nearly Jost faith iri
c mankind, I,ut I rejoice to say that I am
0 now perfectly well and happy once)more
and am desirc.us therefore to shake thi.
c certain Gleans of lure known to all.
e you will write to me you eau rel' pot)
being cured and the proud s,t' action
t of having; been of great, se vier o one in
need will be of sufficient r It'd for my
1 trouble. Absolute secrecy assured. Send
5e. silver to erer postage and addreea,
Mioll.
alar, (leo. G. Strong, North Roekwocd
Not an ezeeptional ease of heart die•
ease but very distressing w that of Mr,
L. W. Law, of '.LTorontn J actino, Ont ,
who was obliged to bo opped up in bed
with pillows for sigh en months, be-
cause of smotherii r •pelts that would
come over him wh ever he attempted
to lie down, No treatment had doe any
good unit he tried Dr. Aatnew's Cure
for the Heart, and here one dose gave
complete relief, and oue bottle cured
him. and to -day he enjoys the pleaeuros
of good health las others d..,. Heart
disease will kill if not cured. Sold at
Chisholm's Drug Store.
Many of
a y us will need to retrench
in other things in order to give Ai:
the advancement of the Kingdom of
Christ. It ought to he, no doubt it
will be, a pleasure to many to make
some sacrifice in the greatest of all
causes.
To learn to leave things with God,
and to do one's work as if 0-od could
iTe trusted. is to gain the repose and
full -heartedness which permit one to
porn' out his whole strength without
anxiety, worry or distraction.
Catarr-ii and `:olds Relieved in 10
. to CO minutes.
One short puff of the breath •rough
the Blower supplied with e- bottle of
Dr. AgneW's Catarrhal P. der diffuses
this powder over th surf e of the nasal
passages. Painless • nd . elightful to use,
it relieves instan, y tired permanently
cures Catarrh, flay .' ever, Colds, Head-
ache, Sore Throat, 'Jionsilitis and Deaf-
ness Sold .et Chisholm's Drug Store.
It is our sad duty to chronicle the
death of Mrs. George Harris, sister
of lir." Samuel Robertson, of this
village, which occurred at the family
•esiclpnee on the 8th con. of Kin]oss,
on Saturday morning last. The .
deeeaased lady had a thistle removed
from her finger the previous week
and soon sifter the finger became
wollen, blood -poisoning setting in.
For a time the treatment seemed to
be suceessful, but on Thursday t
morning she became unconscious,
and passed away on Saturday morn -
ng at the age of fifty-four years --
Luck now Sentinel.
The Hest Combination Yet.
"The Family Herald and
Weekly Star the beautiful
"Orphan`._ ''gayer," and "The
Winghari- "i'r�li;w,' All for
Principal Cameron of Brussels has
forbidden the wearing of label but-
tons by the pupils during school
flours. The fad has virtually gone
to seed and a bad crop at that.
Mr. S. Dickson postmaster, Sea -
forth, has sold to Ms neighbor, Mr.
Wm. McGavin, one of his farms
containing 100 acres, being lot 22,
concession 12, in the township of
,McKillop, for the sum of ';15,700.
Dr. Joseph Parker, of London, has
little Sympathy with. nebulosities
either of theology or homiletics, and
stands squarely for a vigorously
evangelical preaching. "Plagues
of rhetoric set in panels ofadlmiration
will never," he says, "touch with
resurrectional power and hope a
world dead. in tresspasses and sins."
Tore His Flesh in Barony.
"I was trouble with blind itching
piles for 20 years , was,iflnabie to work
and tore my fie h in a g on . United
Stale and C n dine doctors [
tors failedto
ro Here Cha s Ointment was a God-
send. lam a better man than in 20
years, and am able to work every day."
Philip Wallace, blacksmith, Iroquois,
Ont. Chnse's Ointment cures phi's,
eczema. and irritant diseases. All drug-
gists, GOc, per box.
The man who, in literature or
religious teaching, aims to. reach t he
highest rather than the mass, seldom.
finds himself on the way to suc-
cess. He is teacher, leader and com-
mander of thepeople who reaches
downward rather than ' upward.
When the churches begin to look for.
nice neighborhoods, for the better
class of people, the cultured and the
wealthy, they run to leanness and to
disappointment.
There are those who affect to . be
too sweet -spirited to tolerate the ilii -
precatory Psalms. They were not
out of place for the piirposefor which
they were written, and when one
reads of the outrages and insults for
which the Sultan of Turkey is re-
sponsible, he feels that these Psalms
express the mind of all righteous
people of to -day in view of the
horrible character and acts of this
man,
Catarrh in the 'lead,
Is a dangerous disease. may lead
directly to consumptio, atarrle is
caused by itn , re bi. ., and the true
wavy to cure i i= ...urifyieg the blood.
Hood's Sar . ilia cures catarrh
because it removes the cause of it by
purifying the blood. Thousands testify
that they have been cured by Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
HoOD's PILLS are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or gripe. All
druggists. 2130.
Mrs. Samuel. Laird, now residing
with her daughter, Mrs. R. Hays, in
Seaforth, was one hundred years of
age on Saturday last.
Mr, Wnt. Baldwin of Seaforth has
received the sad intelligence of the
death of his only daughter, Ida wife
of Mr. 1 dliar Crossley, whichoc-
curred at her home in Oxbow, As-
siniboia, on Octsber 20th, aged 21
years.
Mr. Geo. Mott, of the London road,
ri'akersmitil, has won the very hand-
some sum of over $180 in prizes at
the fall shows this year. Mrs. Mott
has long been a very successful prize
winner and she does not seem to be
losing any of her skill in this diree•
tion.
Prevent sickness awl save doctors' Mlle
at this season by keeping rout blood
rich and pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla
It 13 1896.
Best for
Wash Day
For quick and easy work
For cleanest, sweetest
and whitest clothes
Surprise is hest '
I.
@ Simon llowletty.,Vnjoyed a rare
treat one day sst week in the
shape ,of a feet. of wild rasp-
berries.I He found them growing in
lis swamp; and no doubt he antici-
pates a farther repast as he says
there were still some green ones
left when he i'ras through. This is
quite an oddity at this time of the
year.
Mr. Wm. Arbuckle was in Gocl-
erieh of Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Elliott were
visiting in C1iflord last week, • '
Miss Maggie`McDougal was quite
ill last week but is now imyroving.
Mr. John Elliott was down to
Westfield on Monday.
Apple -Butter snaking is the order
of the day.
- :sir. Ben James left on Monday
for Toronto Ben will be greatly
missed by the young people of this
community.
The following is the Sehool report
for S. S. No. 9 E. W. for the month
,of October. The report is based on
a system of daily markings; deduct-
ions being made for bad conduct,
lateness etc.
4th class, Lena Deacon. 3rd class
Jennie Rititoul, Mable She'll, Maggie
McDougall, Jennie She'], Mary
Abram, Roy Mescal, Alex McDougall,
2nd sr., Alberta Rintoul, Frank Shoe -
bottom. 2nd jr., Frank Mills, Roy
Deacon, Willie Elliott. Part ii, Ida
Abram, Bella McDougall, Herbie
Shiell, lst, John Abram, Alex Rin -
ton], Howard Shiell, Raymond
Elliott, Roy Anderson, Wille Shoe -
bottom. At the examination held
on Oct. 22nd and 23rd, the follow-
ing pupils were successful.
From 3rd jr. to 3rd. sr., Jennie
Shiell, Jennie Rintoul, Maggie Mc-
Dougall, Mable S`ieil], Mary Abram,
Minnie Abram, Roy Mason, Alex
NeDougall. From 2nd to 3rd; Al-
berta Rintoul. From 2nd jr. to 2nd
sr,, Frank Mills.
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An Easy Cure for Drunknnees.
brunkennven, 9lorphioe and Tobaco,
habit may easily be curd by the use of
Hill's Double Chloride f Gold Tablets.
No effort is required f the patient and
stimulants may .1 t ken as usual until
voluntarily given a 'tablets may 1),1
given its tea or coffee Without the patient's
knowledge.' A. [cure guaranteed in every
case.' 1+or Pale by all tryst eines druggists.,
or will be sent. 6111 receipt of -n 1.OU. For
full purtienlars address, The Ohio
Chemise,. 1Vicerk.4, Tama, Ohio,
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Barristee W. 9, Diekson formerly of
Brussels, has 'been re-elected State
Attorney by .a majority of 251 and.
hobs • Werk., also well known in
Brussels had (leen returned as Sttte
Auditor .with :t Majority of 286.
'St. Thbmas, church, Seaforth, was
the scene of a pleasant event on
Monday last, oti whizh occasion the
church was filled with admiring and
interested friends It was the mar-
riage of. Miss .Maggie Case, second
daughter of ilrs. 1'. Carse, to •lir.
Clement Iing of ,New York, and
formerly of lip' I3auk of Commerce
staff in Seaforth.
Where Do Yoe•Buy?---1Ve would
call the attention of our. readers to
the advertisements of The Wingham
business [hell in the, TimesSeon time
to time large numbers of catalogues,
price lists, etc,, are sent through the
post by city establishments soliciting
mail orders fr•,)ln people in town and
country. Read carefully the prieei
given by out business leen, and
taking the quality of the goods into
considerattion the prices will compare
favorably with the city prices, and
you always see what yea are buying,
too. izeforc sending oft~ a mail order
go to your storekeeper and submit
a list of your wants and see if he
cannot do as well for you. Reading
advertisements is profitable,
Xtehing, I3urnitig skid Diseases
Cured For 35 Cents.
Dr. Aguew's Ointment reliot'es in one
day, and aures to er, salt..rhouul, piles,
meld head, ooze a, be w itch, ulcera,
blotches and till me of the akin. ,[t
ieStalling nod quieting bard acts like
magic i+''1'•'r4nr'aof all tinny humors; 33
cents. Sold at e_'.,isiltlf.,t'la Drug: tare.
Best for
Every Day
For every use abort the
house Su rprise worLu
hest and cheapest.
See for yourself.
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1.0 CENTS
8eares a Goad Liver And Good
Hea° h.
Ac rz System noun
or, .Wr.Agnew'
:
plant/.
ator and Blood I:,: ill -
Ever Pills are Sup -
all Others.
So Great hal -'oon the Doman 1 that it's
hemi to Sunray it.
Cure 'Constipation or Nervous head-
ache, clear the complexion. rid head-
ache, of
eruptions, yellow skin, coated tongue,
etc, Act easy—peter gripe, and the
after streets are a positive pleasure. In
vials, 40 pills, 10 cents. Stott' at Ch1s.
holnls' Drug Store,
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The Iilytli syndicate have received
the returns from their first shipment
of 237 barrels of apples L-i'nt, t„
Edinburgh. They cleared 70 cents
a barrel. They have forwarded 2
cars to Liverpool; 3 to 1lnnch;as,t'^; (]
to London England; and will :-end 2
from Luelrnow to Glasgow. 14 Cars
in all have Or well be shipped ai.d
the profits on the winter Ii'u]t are
expected to be better nail that
already reported fur Fall apples.
The following d1I i.'cti ins fur
prel,ari11g • .poultry fur shipment
should be closely observed :— Stop
feeding 24 hours-, before killing, kill
by bleeding well in the iieek, ' nt
never wring' the neck, p.itek tv,;ll,
leaving on' the heat., Oak) wing; and
tail feathers. Entrails lion drawn,
place the,head under the body, and
tie up pluthp. A nandsoule aft-
peara.nee is generally worth from lc
to 2c'per lb. All poultry : hould he
clry picked and •ie no , ease should
the feathers be retuov:ed by scalding
as it means a Toss every tiine.
:For Infants and' Chihli T.a.
The tae -
simile re9, •'"' sit t ll
atigeatlus ever;
Baker lying on his back ;ind to all
appearance dead, Ile was carried
into the open air,•and with the ass]s-
tance of a doctor Was' br oug; L t around
again, after co-risidei'ab]e difficulty.
It was a narl'o\1' cscipo 'nil sin ex-
arience that Mts. Baker would not
care to pass.tiir'ijligh rigain.
Reeve 7ienbedy'' of, t;lintel', n'et
with a paletil' ;lint. nnplc' ' iiit
accident the fi? �1it"af the fire. With
the laudable: intentian''Of guing for
some refrebhlne19ts for the firemen,
he was clossin,, the: street having
his hands in lila' overcoat pock-
ets, when he tlij?red on the ho4e
and fell forward, his.• nose striking
the stones WI t11 "considerable .force.
Councillor iticlurra'y Who was also•
en the same errand, Int'['with a silpi-
lar experience, but was not ptarticu-
ly hurt. '
While Mr. P. Keating Seaforth
was working at lir.11I. Jordan's new
stableon Tuesday, he had the misfor-
tune to fall from the scaffolding. One of
the boards was loose. and when Mr.
Keating stepped on it, ft turned and
tumbled him to the ground. In the
fall he struck the bottom scaffold,
which broke t'le ''all, and thus
prevented what might have been a
very serious accident. As it was he
struck on his head. eutti.ng a nasty
gssh, which required a couple of
stitches before the doctor could dress
it.
Ctatfps,
Collo,
Colds,
DXA1'ttiu A, DirsEx''1'E12Y',
and all 130'VVEX. COALMAX1MO.
.A Sure, Sate. Quick Cure ter these
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"t Is Invaluable, if you are run
down as it is a food as well as
a medicine.
The D. &'"�. Emulsion
t Will build you up ir/your general health is
impaired. !J
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The D. & L. Emulsion
CIs the best and most palatable preparation of
1 Cod Liver Oil, agreeing with the most deli- -
cats stomachs.
The D. & L. Emulsion
EIsprescribed by the leading physicians of
Canada. M
The D. & L. Emulsion
EIs a marvellous flesh producer and will give
you an appetite, a
F Seo. dh 81 perBottle
Be sura you get i DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., LTD. I
the genuine MONTREAL
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Positively Cures
COUGHS and COLDS
in a surprisingly short time. It's a sci-
entific certainty, tried and true, soothirc
and healing in its effects.
W. C. D1cComnaa er Son,
Bouehotto, Que.,
report In a letter that r7nl-•Yectoral eared Mrs.
t,i ..q,ci nd a1 oro a ecold
V. 0. ilueou,bor a 1'a
Jon's'-atandlal cold•
1Lr. J, II. I i..ryr, Chemist,
25
to,
aoubsuitesc"Aagues,lhandlunyrI,GPectoral is root tnvaluahle prprao;
has given the utmost satlefaetloa to all 'who
11:we t: Sod it, many haring Spoken to me of the
laments derived from its use in their Widnes,
l t Is suitable for old or }wing, being pleasant, to
the taste. Its solo with no, has been wen,lertUh
and I era, nl,rays reenmmeud It as a sato and
zeaablo tough medicine, '
large Bottle, 24 dais.
awls & LAWRENCE CO., L'ra.
Sole Proprictcra
oNTrzsAt
Our anutaetulillg interests.
R•I.P.A.N'S
The modern stand-
ard. 7aini1y Medi-
cine : Cures the
common every -day
ills of h,1;�- sanity.
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Wheat a klansilton Mainufac1la'oi.
Has to Say.
I,Ir.,James Bray:cy steaks for the
public good.
THE PROPER s Gr,1a 2.
Our representative interviewed Mr, James
Biaylcy, of Tramiltou, at his office, 88 Xing
William Street. Mr ilrayley is an enterprising
` business man, and ono of Hamilton's foremost
manufacturers. His gaols, Saddlery hard-
ware, punches, die+, ata, are known from
Halifax to Vancouver, and stand very iri„h in
the estimation of the t. ado.
Mr. liraylcy said: "For years I ilaso been
troubled with gravel and weakness of the
nilneys. 1 IieIt t1; 5151.1 Ip and 01(110'.)rlyteeth
when nrinat:ug, so intense ryas th.1 pain. The
pains around uryloinswhere almost intolerable,
and I felt as though m cat were being pulled
dowel my back by the hind 10;s.
"I wont from bad to w rse t?,i at Is'tt, I could
not urinate at a:1, and had to be operated on.
I had no confl,ioneo in anythimt, and made ep
my mina to stiff r torture to my: (tying day.
It •adia.g Oho Sas.n tony pnlrlistit d by Olio Doan
lii,ln„yi'ills Cc., I saw entailers t: c to My elan.
nal, being in e0uat:tut ngoli5,dccide1 to sive
them a trill, and g,1 a box of the pilo front
epael:titatl's drug store, Ott the corner of Market
Square.
"It ail me Ito good, so I got another, ant,
another, until Shad t..:e n font boxes, ani was
about uit ilnaup when 1 eitot came. 100111i100t1
t, take thiol till th„ 1r tin left my back, and Y
all stmt as timber aa a it eel. 100105:1 of getting
e dtvotst times a 111;!'t t I clever get up More
than once 2lc:r. The urine is now perfectly
clear and has uusedit:sent of any kind.
"1 ant delighted to testify in behalf of Dean's
Iiicl n y 1' Ili, as let, y cured 100 after the last
04 al lured had 1.d.”