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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-03-19, Page 72 q 4 SKIN DISEASES! Ono Remedy which bets :Soyer Paned - Tried and Tested Ointment. Becalm other alleged remedies far piles, scrofula, emitted le eruptions, scald head, chafing, black heads, salt rheum and skin diseases generally have proved umiess, don't condemn Dr. Chase's Oirttnreut. It lits never been known to fail. For instance, Nelson Simmons, Meyersburg, Out., ,ivrites seItcl ii gPiles,r and lLcaus recommend e's Ointment f iot x,dgety. wive using it I have had perfect freedom from the disease.',' Peter Vamtlien, L'Amable, Que., had the eczema for three years. ,Ile tried tee doctors, but received no benefit. One boa of Pr. abuse's Ointment and binecor ee boxes npletely. DLazgeasPcnlcs111`cured overed Iris legs sand body, bet the Ointment soon removed them. He will swear to these !acts. Chase's Ointment may be had from ane dealer Edmansoe, Bate oC the acturers Co„ 4G n Lombard street, Toronto. Price 00 cents• o ser s greatest remedy for coughs, - ands of„gil•is \i'Ih0 have gone into ds, br•onclv:ciaal and lung ff ut ' col g a eetions is 1011r commercial houses than the Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur- world dreams of." , Dentine` The medicinal taste is li 1 oil ' heel where I U ..+' WING L IA.�r < 'MIES, ;MARCH 19, 18b7, WOM,4NS WAYS, Unsatisfied. Long h t,ve T sou Ih.t for a happy face, Oft havel sought for a mind contel,t; We waste our days in an endless race Pot. pit nettles that Boon are spent. A weary struggle for silver and gold, An endless effort for glory and fame; Ourefforts are endless our strugles untold Farther our object, stili higherour aim. And happiness knocks at our door in vain She is olothed in the garb of the toiler ; Wo bar the door in cold disdain, Thus being our own despoiler, then li i,i,piness sorrowfully turn:; away, And leaves cis alone to our Lite. 1l'1:eu she is gone the bid her stay, We know her worth when too late :s k A prominent American merchant in an address lately . aicl of the wrong clone young women who are flocking to the eities to earn in livli- bood in metering the manufacturing and merehantile .establishments: "More wrong had been done thous - WESTERN DAI4,1M4N MEET. I SECILSTARY hr'ILEATOlr RESIGNS; IN- STRUCTORA Ai'I'uINT1:D ; NEXT CONVENTION IN LONDON' JAN'. 19,11, 20th Alen 21st, Stratford March (i. ---The Uoat'd of Directors of the Western Butter, and Cheese Association rnet hero this afternoon, Mr. A. McLaren, ill. P,, President, in the chair, The other officers present were: J. S. Pearcy,, j London ; Harold Eagle, Atterclifrci l mutton; J i\. Paget, elan es ; ,.lt)lln Praia, Jiarriston; John Connolly, Porte�'s hill; R M Ballantyne, Strat- ford, J. -James, Nilestotvii and the Secretary, S W Wheaton, Lon. don. Inspector Millar was also pre- ssen t. Mr, Wheaton tendered his resigna tion as See. Pions, of t�lhe :Assoeiattion to take effect April 1st e' r r t that address, aelattselt} p , when be a c Best fez•, -,•brae Wash Day !makes clothes sweet, clean, white, with the least labor. ,s Its remark - abbe lasting and.elexesingr properties'rnake .SURPRiSEmost economical and 2 e, • r .43''.•w"':T4 9 C: 1`: AiLwv�rS � ..>.�<,.Y•<-., •. A leaches' Oh^nee. .L W11'>', AT 13. est for_...de y .x A neterrlrost LADY UNDERGOES AN kxI'r;In- ENCS AND reer.Ar.es THrs xusTornY pia HERR kATIIjf 013-JECPEf), SntE I)10 NOT A srvEBgTimm. I:N011• \vHAT it:rntRTG1 MEANT Mrs. James Graham, 180 ,Tames street DUI! \I'.t l WEDDED. Darun, liatnilton, wife or the v known to fol- ,tssanies the business management of lowing olloumstaoeae. Mr. and Mrs "Fa! ming" Toronto, the well known Graham have resided iu Ilanail/un for agricultural journal. Mr, George well and favorably tcnown : the past fourteen years,, and are very ]lately, Brantford, was appointed to Mrs. Graham says: "Du f 0. iii • mastI succeed him. The following resolu- months prior to taking Mdlburn's .!Team ma-Imeel making it pleasant to take those who are of necessity wage- Large bottle 25 Cents. earners �, I tion, r\hich speaks well for the work a Ind Nerve Pills 1 had Feih.us trouble go . In answer to this + arising frofn wrong action of the hean't which Mi. Wheaton has done since and nerves. Oneof the systems wars becoming Secretary of. the Western that I could not lie on my left silo, for Association 9n 1891, was moved by if I did .so my heart throbbed so i•iulenft- Harolcl n terrIaugle 20d Vice -President. ly as to give me great ;min. The small - Vice -President, eststint noisemy hoearet r the slightest exertion would palpi Vice-President,�and was carried un- was impossiblfor and seconded by J. S. Prara, 1st mtatte toin;,r ibly.sh „rt1t Animously : That while we exceed- flight or stairs without stinuppiaupg a to rtst ingly regret the resignation of Mr. and regain my breath, 1 was excessive - Wheaton, as Sec.-Treas. of the as if with ai�rue and mMythend and fop were tl;j r,��, iG, ''u°@' 1:1 '�,'! I OC u- Western Dairymen's Association, we unnaturally cold, and 1 suffered from l +tt 1 p then not unolilecttonal but as Directors of this Association, wish sharp pains in the back or my head. The question he said. "I sincerely wish that a sentiment could be awakened among the young women of the net- `ion leading them to seek positions whore there is today sogreat a need I for intelligent service, where they Iwould be safe from danger, where their surroundings might be elevat- ing and congenial, and their c 0 only !desirable in every sense. .There are I are tens of thousands of comfortable homes all ''ver the land, tnousands of them refined and cultivated homes needing intelligent competent service that .tens of thousands of young women, who are now` :ovelcrowding I the labor market with danger, dis- comfort and almost ---starvation, to themselves and their competitors- in fierce race -for subsistence, co'tld ren- der with reciprocal advantage . Let the character, dignity. and in- dependence of household service • be Ireeognized by the housekeepers of 'the land and then properly set before our yoing women and and a vast new avenue of self respecting, use• lftil and well paid occupation lies be. fore them. W1L=, cuan on RELIEVE: INDIGESTION, MUTTERING OF THE JAUNDICE, 1tEARr, ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF THE SALT RHEUM. STOMACH, HEARTBURN, DRYNESS Op Tat• EADACHE, SKIN, EILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, YSPEPSIA, DROPSY, And .v.ro voodoo of drMnaO. aa.W/ rroe, d,sa,aer.d L V15R, }MONEYS, STOMACH, DOWELS OR ?BLOOn. IT PAYS TO CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE CHATHAM, p] T. Sul] !Waal! Shorth:tn 1 and 13 riin 1 9 a •'r, )11 i , Canada, in pl a+i it pupils in eh•sioa positions and preparing them for snob pintos Frank Cooper, a pupil r .' n i�, e- •sin, he's ar •op'• eel the posters of ito>I: k -s spur wi: r J. W. i• a -or of the S_Ine pla'•u. tV L Ltrwis a -s 1Ltnaeor of tho P•"•tsroenlh Busi- ness Co ieue. Mary 11ickey, position as - Steno-;rnpber with a Detroit nem lea Mi liken p5sition ns Stcnn.ra;rher with tire• Sydenham Masa Co , wallaceburtr. IT PAYS TO GO .TO THE BEST. • For Catalogue, address, D. McLACiiLAN Cr, 4•14 4t u.,r, ''.,t b x. tie". t n; t • • EXT. OF WILD anUL HAS A RECORD 40 YEARSOF5UCCESS IT 1S A SURE CURE DIARRHOEA FOP DYSENTERY 00LI O , CRAMPS , CHOLERA INFANTUM end elf -'SOMMER eOMpLAINTs iR Ckrldremor 'Adults. P a2 1 C. S S c Lityr 141 4rd time a ketarter a box "Vert, '• " o quitting the hold in whole bnttr,tmon#. Dr. Agnew•. L'i'ver ; illy at 01 i •'.•fat are driviug'ti.orn out at all pa fits =e0au. a they trot gentry, Marti effectively 1 novelpain, and str. nsy to take Slick Headache Rneetiefbe t') one alnse. 'Ohronio Conetipnil••+' linpei'ed with ono 4 viol, and Stoat eh It:.nr�Tgra of terve intending abeolut„r' '• , I 1 eeee. 20 cants tal•ldriv drivel.... • ,1, , >� g,R' i a l at f�hiaholnt s gstore No truer wordsthanthese can be uttered flit the fact cannot be dis- puted that no single factor in modern life is doing so much to degenerate ot11' young wolnenhood than this mad raee on the part of our girls, impel - ed by necessity or otherwise to go into the business world. And why ? ply because it is considered more 'respectable' to be employed in an office, store or factory than to be em- ployed in domestic service. The vei'}• word 'servant' has a taint about it that the majority of young woilen dislike, and from which they flee., But what else are they in business establishments but servants pure and simple. Indeed far less leniency is shown momen in our business houses, than in our hotnes to domestic help; mueh less. • It is the pot and kettle idea that seems so dreadful to our girls, and though reams of paper and tons of ink have been wasted on the servant girl problem its solution lies right at our own doors, and within the , bounds of good common sense. ' We must quit this nonsense of thinking household duties is beneath any one of us, no matter what our station in life; it is not be neath the highestbred :girl ever bread on this earth. House- : keeping is really a seience, just as much as any others, and requires equal intelligence and adaptability tceomprehend and master it thorough ly, No wonderits performance has been left to the ignorant, when it , has ben considered degrading, but lift its standard and a more intelli- gent class will engage in sorvico,and ; thousands of our young women now risking their health and their honor in business houses will turn attention to a channel where they more rightfully belong, and where they can employ their God-given talentsto a better advantage. And with the adva'htage to the girl, will naturally come theeadvantage to the mistress, t') Our home, to our wr+rnanhood, and to ow' country. Mol A, A Radical Change MM. Jan Graham, Hamilton, Ont. says :. '•My doctor said that my heart trouble could not be cured, but X am happy to say he was mistaken, for Milburn's Heart and Nerve Nis have made a complete cure in my ease, t have now no hpart pains, sleeplessness, fluttering or breathlessness, and am entirely re- stored to health and vigor." to tender him our hearty and sincere sl ewmlurr of a door would nearly set me tl i• lanes f'ot his able and efficient wtiu. Frequently I would wake fat n I frightened, and then was unable to ge services during the past five years to sleep again. 1 lost flesh aail becan' and we further wish him every very weak and despondent. I fel success and prosperity in his new miserable in mind and body, calling and avocation." For sir months I have been canstnntl. taking medicine, trusting that it woul As the experience of the past few ' help me, and for a time was u>gder the years shows more instruction in the i care of 11 too efforts [ Castleton, —Matilda. the1.;.year- olcl daughter of Datr4it'1 Cornelius has • been married 101 main named Burley Carmel. from near Mount 1'lie farmerfarmerobjected but the ma then insisted un the nrarr•ige. Tiae father warned the issue. of licenses but the mother swore that Matilda was 18 years of uge, The minister was 111601 far bidden. bidden to mar••y the girl. He ask - et Iter bef yrs tn•; cereal )n y if she! knew the reeponsib1blt'(esof marriage. She said she did not know whirr it meant. But in spite of this the marriage as perfeened, The Orown-Attorer has been, not! tied of the matter. 1 No is the Time t To purify your tslood with IIcod's Snrsa- t parillu. March, April and clay ere the trying mouths of the year. At this v seaason youyourulood lea loaded with lemur- ' ivies whichwhichhalve accumulated during cI ' the winter. and these impurities must, be ' in mediately expelled. hood's Sarsapar- lilla 18 the One True 13lo.ed Purifier. It is the medicine whiula has accunipashed many thousands of reau.trk•il)le cures or all blood dr,eesee. It is it hat the millions tette in the spring to build up health and ward off sickness. Samuel Hilliard, of Kleiriburgand S.tmSound oul Palely, Owen are iu trouble over a green goads game. Tai kt ,r • eV teeteeSnpp )yea von for of the goods and the Kleinburg man the "come On." .physreaan, but all t factories in the best methods of shade towards az cure where of no avail. making fancy cheddar cheese is ; �y physaiash dually told my husband : "You know there is no cure for heart urgently needed. Greater efforts i disease.' which made ane more despond - will therefore be made during the 1 ent than ever. coining season by the Association Six weeks ago I was induced to try along the line of improvement in' from thnttti t rteeamy re=torationerve rtol and health quality. The Board decided to dates. I have takerne n four boxes which appoint 3 Instructors for the coming I bot'ght at John A. Larr's drug store, season. 11 r. Millar, Kincardine, was corner James and Merrick -streets. These appointed Chief Instructor and will mlelan caths only edicine that Fes done have immediate$ emy char a of the tern ha yt., sgoodthe m ay that they proved that , or given roe relief. I gam torte, north of the main line of the G doctor was mistaken in disease c y so in r that h a:a rt T. R. between Toronto and Sarnia oulu not be oaredi., Sinra I • and will Tool: after the P \Tprosecutions 1 c14e1nmeoced taking Milburn's IIeart stud I ls have been daily getting of parties tampering with milk in betterre Pi r. I can now go upstairs tl n without the whole of the district looked after ' trouble and attend to my daily duties by the Association. The territor I cvathorit the slightest dis„rees. . I have south of the G. T. R. will be divided y I:nir:ed in flesh, in health and in e'.ren>;th and my blood is healthy a.nd cirenlates into an Eastern Scct.ion.. Mr. Janhes' freely. Lying on my :tiller ide causes me no Morrison, 'llenfryn, was appointed ; inconvenience or pain, and f enjoy health Instructor for the Western Section i ZQdrastfnl sleep. fly nerves are strong ane, vigorous, and there has been such a and Mr. Alex. Clark, Shakespem•e, raddcalchangeforthe better in my con- Instruetor• foe the Eastern Section. I clition that 1 cra.n say these wonderful Inspector pillars work is well known ; pills have practically made a complete to every maker in the west and . c'°il e' I I to teoommoucd them without the needs1)0 commendation. The other 'sli_•htest hesitation to all sufferers from two have been among; 001' 111061 ; similar Complaints. (Sinned) Mrs. Jas. sue eSSfllr el,a'Cselll :'hers, The fact• Graham, Han)iltnn, Ont." ories will be charged :$3 per else' or 1 4 days instruction or 4 visits of ono i Mr. George Walker of Mill Roadday's durationeach for $10 and fora T uckersmith passed peacefully away each additional date $2.50, the Asso- to the better land only'riday last. Mr. 1 dation to pay the travelling expenses 1 Walker's departure was sudden and 1 of the Instructors. A circular giving unexpected. He retired to rest on full partieulati.s will be .issued to the previous night, apparently in hi factorymen inn few days, who are requested to send in their applications at an early date. The ereanerias will be looked a fter by Instructor Sprague who wits appointed for that purpose by the Central Board. The. next Anneal Convention will be held in -London on January 19, 20, end 21st. 111:18.. Salt Rheum Cured GaNTr.rntaN,--Your 13urdock Blued Bitters cured ane or Sail, Rheum three years ago. Tt WAS so bad that I lost my linger nada. and 1 cyan truly say that T. know of no more valuable medicine in the world that) B. B. B. I have had no return of Salt Rheum since, Mies JAS. SANDERS, Emerson, Man. Word reached town Wednesday of a terrible accident which happen ed to Miss Henderson, of i3ervie, niece. of Rev. A IIenderson, formerly of Atwood, The hanging lamp, under which Miss Henderson was sitting, fell upolt her, and in an instant her clothes were on fire. The family rallied her up in blankets as quickly as possible As t1.e best Means of extinguishing the flames, and they succeeded, but the unfortanato girl was badly burned about the face, arms and hands, besides one of her hands was badly cut by the broken lamp glass. The young lady has a number of friend:] here whom she Visited last summer.—Atwood Bee. Experience proves the meritof Hood's Sarsaparilla. It curee all forme of blood diseases, tones the stomach, builds up the nerves, usual state of health. In fees he Male's Kidusy-Liver Pzllo. I Chase's Pills have trained popolariiy because they are a speuitia for the uric acid condition, prevent Bright's Disease. uure P„beumatism and all Uatarrhal eoa. ditdons of the Kidneys atn'l Bladder. . They do this because they possess re- markable alterative, tonic ane diuretic properties, exertinf a wonderfully sooth ing influence on irritated or inflamed wucous membranes of tho Kidneys or Bladder, Ono pill a dose, 25i a box. The cheapest medicine in the world. Robert Baird and Robert Hadden of Kincardine, have had of cr 1,000 acres of land in the Rainy River country for the past twenty years. It is in the vicinity of the Seine river. A few days ago they were offered 1~25,000 for the land,. by a mining syndicate with an option of 10 per cent. for GO days. They have not accepted the offer but have sub- : mitted a proposition looking to the sale of only a part of the land. appeared to be unusually c'•eerful.l On Friday morning he did nc t make his :)ppearauco at breakfast at the usual hour, but nothing was thought of that as it was frequently late in the ttn'enoon before he would get up About seven o'clock, however, he called his grandson, wl'o slept in the same room with him, to get up.Again about nine o'clock he was heard to walk al2ross the floor, and he was thought to be getting up. When it drew near dinner time, however, and he had not yet cone down stairs, his son went to wake'. bun. At first he thought he was still asleep, but on drawing closer to the bed, he noticed the vital spark had f1ed, Mr. Walker was lying in his natural position, j with one hand under the side of his face, and had apparently slept away without a pang or atrnggle. Tt was n remarkably peaceful and pleasant death,. I -Ie was 82 year's of age, and althou;h enjoying good health, sold 1 able to beeabout till the time of' hie (lentil' he had been troubled occasionally the past week or so with weak spells, caused:by heart failurr*, and it was no doubt, in one of these that lie passed away. But tete featnl es -were as peaceful and as natural as if in sleep, showing that lie had never suffered a single pang. ..tiro etzm Ilagyardes Veneta Oil a� as: T',Las curtcn IN 3 to 6 NIGHTS-1TOIRINO, BURNING SKIN n)sgAsn:S R1,LtavISD 1N ONTO DAY. Dr. Agnew's Ointment will cure all eases of Robing piles in from 3 to 0 nigh Fs. One apptimition brings comfort. 'For blind and bleeding piles it is peer • le=s. Alio cures tette••,' salt rheum, •rxenaa, barberr'itch, nod all eruptions of the skin. ]believes in a day. 33 rents. Sold at Chisholm's Drug Store. Another c Id resident of Blyth, de, ' parted tllii life :tbont three o'clock . on Sunday morning; tee one to be called away was Mrs. Selina Poulton,' relict of' the late Itanry Poulton.. Dt cemed for the past 35 years had been a cripple, caused by rheuma- tism, and through all her years of suffering she bore up bravely, elwa}-s )hppearing bright and cheerful She was born and married in England. On April 7th, 18.19, she, with her husband incl fatuity, sailed for Gath- ada, arriving in Quebec on the 81st of May. CA STO R IA :TeeInfant:. aril. Chi e1ren, The !aft- +' This old reliable medicine, ii, u :'.')ver 4: third of a century, eur09 rheum•ttiatis, stiff jnints, sprains, bruises, tatvellings, trust bites, chilblains, chating, neu''ilgi•r acid ti'i pain or soreness lar 10440 11` h.r,r.at. 2rc at all druggists. ny 'Cho Walkerton 'Telescope says. that the closing of one r.f the Ilan - over furiiiittre 'factories has thrown blinds nut of work. 140 s To .cpm RpT-.t�� pCttlierr,'epr,T ISnir TA2?`E riser I9s SARSAPARILLA IT IS PROMPT RELIABLE AND NEVER FAILS. rr WELL MAK YOU WELL. Ask your Druggist or Dealer for it BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA. lad/ ONE (JIVES RELIEF. Tlhc modern stand- ard 'Family Medi- cine : Cures the commonve day ills of humanity. •ea11mq rows pus •0i 5 '0,,z4S 0.01 •F. sa _ %,r era 3 pan d uusaru as .�� rz zn3 (•,sze.va axnaa) a,sa ")�w sifr v E sI sannal OSOr[1 eoa man.) am go 'am 'can 4 -44 'SX.AZIT,Tdair00 fr e1 O r Ern PIM 'aa/'LAravit41 'tra)arzialVTcr 'array.. 'spz0a ggo„ `..'sgSnoO •crno..p 'schwas° b THE L7r, twidi Lea a ir, LLI Tho "Empress or ,Indic i " Chief Engineer Tells an Interesting Etopy. Mr. Francis Somerville, one ofthe best known men in the steamboat traffic 00 the rivers and lakes of Ontario, having been engaged in r.,is ba,iness for fifty years, and who resides at No. I,3 Upper Colborne Street, Iiingston, ;peaks as follows of his recovery from the sickness which has affected hint for some time. Said /:Ir. Somervillo: "The grip left me with kidney troubles and gravel. I had severe Iain over the kidneys and in the small of my bac]:, also between the shoulders and in the, bladder. "The urine was very dark -colored with a great deal of muddy sediment. I went to 11Ir.'McLeod'.s drug store and bought two boxes of Devin's Kidney Pills. 1 have taken there with what people tell me is the usual good result. "They have cleared the urine, removed the sediment,. relieved me of distressing pain in the back and between the should- ers, and ]rave built me up in :t surprising manlier. In facet, lam entirely five' from the troubles which affected nee before taking these remarkable pills, nnd l: recommend them as a certain Core for alt troubles arising from kidney dloorders." - li 7iiyr, Kingston.