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LETTERING OF THE :
HEART,
WIDITY OF THE
STOMACH,
DRYNESS OF. Tin
DIZZINESS.
DROPSY,,
too or ma...a. attantf
dloordornd
iiNYS, STOr/LACS,
:ruLS ON
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Wined, and all patent
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patents araunsurpassed
graph of invention, with,
to advantages awned.
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42111; WINGIIAM TIMES, NOVEMBER :;:0,
Bad.ZZ'oung Taxi ..4.rxeSteci.
.0114.1,1`e01 (Bad Young Man), the
Albert quelian murderer, 'was cap-
titan- onothe Blood reserve Nov. 12.
Theerailewas well kept :deter he
murderediPoliceman 'Wild, And ho
watefollosesed to his brother lodge
On the reserve. His brother im-
naediately,.disarmed him and sent
word nettle nearest pollee seletach•
ment. tSergt. McLeod earrired
cenieklystted soon had Charcoal in
charge,elithough he made repeated
attempts,te take his own 1ire by
stabbing himself with an .aetel. iXe
bed profusely, bat will lire ;to die
by the :balet or on the ffold.
Further details show that :Sergt.
Wildlesirderder show that he was
shot by -Charcoal while alone, and
the ilindian '.then escaped with his
hone. Wilde's body was !found
sonaabours:after, frozen stiff. :gergt.
WU& had •lseen in the Dolce for,over
ten years, tprevious to -which he .was
in the Qaeerizs Life Guards in Eng-
land. He ;was a single man :and
Was buried:est MeLeed on the 'Lath.
Draa 3r our a usband or Son Drink.
If 5:01,1r Husband or Son is addicted:to
the use a Lignor, Morphiue or Tobacco,
purchase of your druggist a bottle :or
ifIlhloricle.cif Gold 'Tablets. They
are georatateedtto cure or money Will•be
refunded. Tablets may be given seevet-
ly in tea .or :coffee and the free use ..of
stimulants allowed until vo u n tarAy
given tip. Prioe.)81.00 per paokage. If
your druggaet .does not keep them, send
direct to the 4.0hie Chemioal Works,
Lima, Ohio. Book of particulars aaa
testimonials free.
he Farmers' Condition. A 1111iSSA.CON TO MINN.
Commenting on the Coin af
0
the country and the present peas-, trune-phillaat true oi?esty and
nthropay stint exist.
Trovi g 3:t
poets an exehange SaVS: i
While aaioney is not over eslenti- , lf any man, who le weak, nervous and
fol ‘1,ith farmers, we believe they ibebilitated, or who le suffering trona any
are getting:into better shape :linen- 'of the vatim-18 troubles result/tog from
daily Even \with the strese the tyouth ul folly, enesees oroverwerk, will
ke heart and write to me, 1 will send
past lore or .eix years fewer farmers bhn eontidentiolly and free of charge
have t1iedfeoinparativ:Ay speaking ;the plan pureueci by which I was rester -
than any other business men, We 'ed to psrfeet health and manhood, after
are tall thet interprst is betas.; tears 'leering 7111 Ner.vou_ELDebility
promptly eneteand the prineipal of Iseavro nvoill:nto sell wtreliTteesrTi
many aneregages reduced or fully want no money, but as I know through
paid. Farmers have certainly tee own experience how to sympathize
maintained their good credit itt the ;
with such sufferers, I am glad to be able
t
oemassv\i,slanaywafreelloci)vf-blr ofl
faee of prevailing depression, and .
to -day we leseotieni any other large ! quackery, for I myself was deceived and
group of people. Farmers contrast Disposed upon until I nearly lost faith in
mankind, but I rejoice to say that I am
this state &things with the reeord ia,nol.titimerfseestlivr,wuseltillIteerderhoe:eprg oionliirLintoblies
01 failures •aalong merchants and
manufacturers. certain means of cure known to all. If
Cur heart is stirred with sympaty YDS will write to WO you can rely npon
for such faranersas are really afflict-
bfeihng cured and the 'proud e .tisfaction
oneer williii3)00001 so uf greatioientserrevivicaoril,ofoonemin
ed finaneiMly, issat there is hope for .
:ill when due economy is' exercised trouble. Absolute seerecy assured. &InYci
an effort made to -keep out of debt. Be. silver to cower postage and address,
industry and perseverance are shown Mr. Oleo. G. Strong, Nortla Roekwocti
and a heroie determination mani- 1°4' _________
' fested to overcame all opposing Poorly ventilated sleeping rooms
Yankee Xethodists.
A Mitchell boy who .has resided,
for soine years in 'Chicago; writes as
follows regarding be last Presiden-
tial election: "The fight is over and
:Mr. McKinley is te be our next Presi-
dent. I am a Demoerat and east my
vote for Bryan. I ;never saw an
'election so exciting as the one we
have just passed through, or more
barefaced intinaidatioa resorted to.
The large houses and factories
would let their men off to march in
the gold' parades, but the name of
Bryan dare not be mentioned by the
employees while on duty. ' Business
Houses put signs over their doors
the Saturday before .tielection
forces
We are confident with all are thegreat breeders and feeders of
these opposing . forees in successful disease, and are not toe places where
operation that 957, of the farmers only "the good man meets his fate,"
can and will pay 100 cents on the but where many a one not so good
dollar. Take courage, farmers do meet fatility, and. perhaps death
your very best. to make success cer- without knowing what was the inat-
tain, and you will prove that this ter. Sleeping rooms should never
prophesy is cermet. be without fresh air faCilities, and
should not be occupied a second time
I CAN'T SLEEP.
without being allowed.to keep "open
house" in tile interim.
IS THE DAILY WAIL OF THOUSANDS OF IIHMANITY
WHO HAVE SFVVEIIED AS WM. PEOUDFOOT OF A. Forty -Year Old Grievance. Removed.
nurrsvitte HAS—READ WHAT GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN EEIVE DIP FOE
In Bath, Ont., Chase's Kidney Liver
NT
Pills are a standard remedy. Joseph
am.
• Gardner, of this town, suffered for 40
1 was greatly troubled with general years with indigestion and its ever pre-
sent accompaminients—constipation and
headache. K.4 L. Pills are the only
remedy that gave him relief. 2:.5c. a box
of all druggists. One pill a dose.
nervous debility, incligeetton and sleep-
lessness. I tried a number of cures and
consulted best physicians without any
benefit. I was finally induced to give
South American Nervine a trial. 1 had
hearrt of some great cares OV it. I took
at,got relief from my sufferings, and It is reported that a recent storm
after usiog one bettla sweet sleep came destroyed the splendid magnolia tree
to .ine. I slept like a child. Six bottles in Mount Vernon said to have been
holnes Drug tore.
havo completely :Aired me. Sold at Chia-
planted there by George Washington
S
About fifteen feet of its top was
%e County Poor House. broken off and the trunk was split
11
for a distance of ten feet from ' the
Speaking from observations made
fracture. Before the •storm sit was
made daring a recent visit to the
County House of Refuge, the Sea- over forty feet high. At its base
the tree was about two feet thick,
saying', "This house will be closed' forth Expositor says :--
gradually tapering to a diameter of
"Thare just now 62 inmates of
until . after the eleetion, when the.i ere eight mehes. The part broken off
employees will report to work if I whom 16 are females. The place is a
has been carefully laid away. The
The men 1 model of neatness cleanliness and
McKinley is elected." .wood will be used to make minature
I order, while, the unfortunates eon -
were aetually forced to vote against souvenirs, and the leaves will be
their honest convictions. Bryan, fined there seem to be remarkably
• bi • d contented When
pressed and gived away to visitors.
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institution in done by the inmates, RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.
with out'any hired help save the
considering everything, made a
wonderfal ran, and I am sorry he
was not successful, as I think the
free and unlimited coinage would be
a big help to our people." assistant Matron, it may readily
be judged that there are competent
. HEALTH'S PARADISE. heads to manage affairs. The build-
.
log, however, though well enough
arranged is wretchedly built, and
exempifies.the folly of the penny
wise and the pound foolish .polie.y
of trying to get a fifteen thousancl
dollar building up for ten thousand.
The fact is, it should never have been
taken of the contractor's hands, and
the architect should have been pro-
secuted. Workmen are now engag-
ed in building brick pillars from the
bottom of the building to support the
roof, the weight of which has been
bulging out the walls at the top
In fact the whole building is a
miserable botch, and it will likely
need as large an expenditure to keep
we say that the whole work of the
=Gamin alma ,rwcyry YEAR'S TOMMIE FIRM
THAT DREAD DISEASM, CATABIGI-110N• GEO.
TAYLOR or WEL'ANTON, PA., TB raz THE
WORLD WHAT DR. AGNEW'S CATAElt-
HAL POWDER HAS DONE FOE
TIM.
Ievas a martyr to catarrh for twenty
years—tried every known renaedy, but
got little or no relief. Was troubled
with constant dropping in thelhroat,
terrible pains in my head, and nay breath
Was very offensive. 1 WM induced to give
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder a trial,
and the result was magical. The first
application cleared my bead instantly.
I persisted in its use, and to -day I am a
mired man, and it affords me pleasure to
lead my testimony. Sold at; C'nisholm's
Drug Store.
it in proper repair as would havo
Sad lidisteke. erected a better one, both in appear -
A fatal shooting accident occurred ance and workmanship, if expended
Nov. 12, on Bury road, County at first. However there is no use of
Bruce, about twelve miles north of
Stokes I3ay, near pine Tree Harbor.
Conellus Crawley, and Royal Craw- satisfaction at any rate to see these
ley went out hunting deer in that unfortunate old people so comfort-
vietnity. A brother of Royal Craw- ably provided for, and inclines one
ley named Richard Crawley came to over -look the unsightlyness of
down from his camp, about two the building. An addition will soon
miles from the north, to hunt with need to be made. as thepresent
them, they not knowing of his being structure is becoming to small to
in the bush. Royal Crawley saw accommodate those desiring admis-
what he supposed to be deer some sjon, while a hospital ward should at
distance away. The shot struck hisi once be added, The council should
brother Richard in the breast. He spend a few dollars in planting out
then called his companion hunters trees and laying out the grzunds in
and they started with him alive to better shape so that they would not
amp. Ho died on the way thither. look so bare and bleak as now. It
is a beautiful site and could be made
• • an ornament to the county, as well
GEO. SEALES, A WELL ENOWN CONTRACTOR
0.? NIAGARA FALLS. COMPLETELY rui-
nous') EY TOS GREAT SOUTH
AM. Ertl CUT ny CT: RE, .—
vioUsAN Os MORE CLOT
BEAN THE SAME TESTI-
MONY.
I was a great sufferer for years with
acute kidney disorder and pain in iny
sides. When almost al: other known
remedies had been fairly tried and had
failed, I was advised to take South
American Edney Cure. Ono bottle did
I/10 so much good I purchased two tnore.
I tun now cotupletely restored—feel
better than I havo for five years. It's a
great cure; will give relief in six hours,
and 1 delight in recommending it to
others.' Sold at Ohisholm'e Dru.; Store
Another of the honored pioneers
of Stephen, in the person of Mrs.
Charles Eilber, of Crediton, has
passed from the scenes of this life
never more to return. Mrs. Eilber
was a native of Wurtenburg, Ger-
many, and came to Canada in 1581.
she had reached the good age of 72
crying over spilled milk, and the years. She had been a resident of
best must now be made of it. It is a Crediton and its immediate vicinity
for over 40 years.
Constipation ..,,,,xsp.ellbt,deTntothtihsewtplyooAlv..
ouldAnnyotthiN
Causes fully half the sickness in the world. it wasted by any means, and a dompar-
.
reteins the digested food too long in the bowels atively small sum would be required
A few days since while Mr. Arthur
Couch of Clinton was alighting from
his waggon he gave his feet a
wreneh, causing an exceedingly
painful injury. He was laid up for
a time, but is now able to hobble
around on crutehes. What is con-
siderable of a solace is the fact that
he has an aezident policy which
guarantees.him. for lost time.
Karket Jottings.
Famous apples are wing shipped
from Canada to Chicago at good
prices.
That the English market cannot
take all the apples that Canada can
send has been proven this season.
Advices frem the West state that
a large qmintity of Apples have not
been pieked as it wouldn't pay to
gather them.
Canadian high trade butter is now
much sought after in the -English
market. The box package is much
preferred for shipping purposes.
A new era for the value of wheat
seems to have arrived and higher
prices are considered certain by
good judges in England as well as
in Canada.
The trade Bulletin object to the
Government going into business on
its own account in competition with
the trade of the country as WtIrl (1000
under the Couservaaive adminiatra-
don.
The Trade Bulletin says thet the
Montreal Elevating Co. made a mis-
take of 1,800 busk. oats in trans-
ferring a
cargo from 11 barge to an
ocean steamer. The deficit was made
up in London.
Never in the History of Canadian 1
apple trade have such heavy losses
beN known as this season. One
firm ent in 400 bbls choice winter ;
apple and after expenses were de- '4
ducted ikhey had 10 per bbl. ,
Canadian shippers of apples are
complaining loudly over the treat-
ment of Eii‘lish firms. An Edin-
burgh firm 'efused to accept 2000
bbls. sent them and another firm
exacted le. alpb1. before they would
aeeept deliver
.
TURNBERRY.
(Tatendodlor last Issas...)
Miss Minnie Higgins who is attend-
ing the Harriston High School was
home recently. • ;
A number of youag pe, ple spent
an enjoyable evening. at Mr. John
Fitch's residence one tevening last
week.
• ::ste.../. •teseetse• ,ibereWIMIXEMOI
1 AVegeiablePreparctiourcrAa,
shnitating tiraFoOd c:11,..131c54 Lan- 1
Int the 5 tentEt.ths c#
, - -7-11-diwas-,-,,-7---„...,,,,,,e1
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful-
ness and Rest.Contai ns neither
OpmaUtorphine nor Mimi.
NOT NABO 0 TIC .
_Ticzye of Old 12r..7:70-72 P.T.:=12
,Pump,lin
itlx.renrker •
i?ocheila SA', -
. Arise SW .
,Ffv•s, . wilt -
.191 ON el enct St& 4
Ifi'vw Seed _
frw .549P.7 '
esiostreace, Nara:
Aperfed Remedy for Consti-
.11011, Sour Stomacti,Diarrhaea.
Worms ,Convutsions,Feverish-
ness and LOSS OF SIZEP.
TaeSimile Signature of
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EXACT COPY OF WRA.PPER.
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BOTTLE OF
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(instals is put up in ono-sise bottles only. It
is not told in bulk, Don't allow anyone to Bel!
you anything elr,e on tho. plea or promise that 11
12 "kast as good" and "will answer every pr.
pose," ka- Boo that yon got 0 -A -S -T -0 -11 -I -A.
into to- ena...7=2
rat% is on
avor7
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Trappe...
The people of Belmoilv have or-
ganized a Literary Society and in
=neaten with it they Ineve a paper ;let „tea,
which is edited by Mr. John Camp -'t ;I t -
bell, teacher of that, village.
t,e,liessts. Root ln1!nj.lqSanr1y i 0
Fraser and John Wylit, . aeo.return, !
ed from Manitoba.' They alili look I
well and enjoyeq, the trip vertemuch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lam pbell are vibiting
,
in -Wellesley.' .
Mr. Fred Kitehen and family'', re-
moved to their future home in Kent !-I
County. Before their depiirttp-ilWI t;
Kitchen was presented withete a I bum
and shaving enp by •Itiariends. ,
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/A very sadeeaent oceurred last
week 1(1,6"aeath of Mrs. Tom K.
Powell O1' The deceased had. bsen to
Wingham on the Tuesday previous
to her death and early on Friday
morning the angel of death visited
the homettoThe funeral which was
largely attended, took place on Saturday to the Wingham cemetery.
Much sympathy is felt towards the I
bereaved family and we can well say ,
with Wordsworth:
• SO I E MA.N ur.aCTURES—
And when the stream '
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Willa% overflowed the soul was passed ! lc\r-R,11-1:7"i,..,411 ,0
left. 1 87 Church Street, Toronto, Ontario.
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A coanwscalYo'usness remained that it had '
Deposited upon the silent shore, . .. _____
Of memory,images anu precious thoughts
That shall not die and cannot be des- 9 . ..1
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PATENTED F1G13. 1ST., 1896,
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erg.,
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This stove is made cfgenuine
Russian iron; no imitation; lined
with steel. The cleanest stove
madeeno ashes can get out on
the floor; will positively keep a
slow burning fire for 48 hours;
by putting in one large stiek it
keeps fire all 'night. Never re-
fr
1Vugvo
quire to move ashes more than
once in two Mcnths. It will
,T
take a stick 21 inches by 10
inches. Saves 25 to 50 per
cent. fuel. Can regulate it the
,came as It lamp; can have your
rooms at any temperature,
build a fire in two minutes, and.
heat a room 20 feet square .in
ten minutes the coldest day in
the year.
If your dealer DOF.S NOT
HANDUI OUR STOVI.S write 119
direct foresrice before you pur-
Yj chase.
i Any infringement on patent
will be prosecuted to the full
-seese.s..s
extent of the lats.
GOOD AGENTs 'WANTED.
troyed.
Mrs. McDougall; of Kent, is Visit.;
ing at Mr. Hugh McDougall's.
Mrs. Aikenhead and Mr. Malcolm
McEwen both of Brueelield and Mrs.
Spears of Kent are visiting at Mr.
Wylie's.
Mrs. Sam. Vanstone is waiting
upon her daughter who is lying
sick with inflammation. Hiss Van -
stone is teaching near Exeter.
Quito a number of people from
the sixth concession attended a wood -
bee at Albert Willitt's last Monday
afternoon. In the evening a party
was given.
'YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT
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prices as low as the lowest. If you are in need of any-
. thing such as
, $
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Or anything in the line of Printing, call or write to the
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1 tii,ivservia,,Wr;wwit.elyitewvvitotritywstatt,,w6w,,,‘
er.etsie.sasevansarninesent-aestmeli.
will give Fifty Dollars to any person who will bring me
d produces biliousness, torpid aver, hub to do all that is neeessary.
00
gestion, bad taste, coated
townie, Mak lieselaehe, In-
somnia, etc. /feed's' Pals IIIS
mire coestIpatIon and all itil
regaltet, easily rind thoroughly. 2110. All druggists.
;P,repared by C. X. Hood Si Co., Lowell: Masi.
Tbe only rills to take
with Hood's Sarsgewale.
•••••1**
Piles Cured in 3 to 6 Xights.
FOREST CITY BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE Londo1 n Ont
, Dr. Agnew's Ointment will cure all 11)1
gives t111 inos.t praetical business and shorthandeourse obteinable. Courses '
‘ eases of itching pilea in from three to .
' ni hts One Application bringel cone -
fort. For blinel and bleediegpilea it is Carefully graded. Rooms and equipment the best. Students assisted to
peerless. Also cures Tetter, 'Salt Rheum, !profitable positions weekly. Good board $2 50 per week. 3'or pal den OA S
of the skin. 35 cents. Sold at Chisholm's, -coue addreas,
Illezerna, Barber's Itch rtrid all oruptione I of either rs
Drug Store. J. W. WtSTERVELT, Prineipai.
•
a Watch or Clock I cannot repair and make to run as well as,
or better than ever.
HALSEY PARK,
Opposite Macdonald Block.
Josephine St., Wingham