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I.HE WJNTIMES, JULY 2, 1897.
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result shows the benefit of vigilance, q•"HE MOST POPULAR WOMAN
hold � IN ,A.MERICA•
• alts When the scale has once taken
italatgairtC
nothing but the destruction of the
ye it that the "United
FRIDAY, JULY 2' States authorities have discovered
hew to control the dissemination of
.� NEW t�;RCHAF,D PEST i the
ecent convention, nurserymen,
resoled to
1. Ontario minister of .�gticul-, take a hand in fanning legislation
The for pest.
tole should of a the the country rt t ! In Ontario the minister roflAgricuture
every grower of fruit in J
in his endeavor to put down the new and the ft nit %peln atdthe model fitrm plans by
or'ehard pest—tile San Jose scale.: are engaged
When we first heard about this per -,9 wh ichs ith the ravageshta ceot orehard
c insect can
nisi+.;us pest, the statement was nude II owners, ,
that it could not survive a lakes,
blit lie kept
twithin as ehard►arows,limits (Us -
recently
frost north of the great at 1,lk I possible. like
.scenic ithas ds found iui sNiagara or ore 4er anythinglout of tof a hey normalor
their trees, should immediately send
to Hon. Mr,Drydensa mples for diag-
nosis.
seems to have any effect,
t t does not seem
INGENUOUS
DOLLY MADISONS FRANK, QIIDIA
)SANNER, ANI, SWEET, I. ..: UOUS
DEMEANOR,
""No woman is re closely or
fondly associated with the White
House than Dolly Madison" writes
Clifford Howard in ""When Dolly
Madison saved the Declaration of
Independence" in the July Ladies'
Moine Journal. During the eight
years that her husband acted as
Secretary of State under Jefferson,s
adtninistration she was almost as
frequently called upon to do the
honors at the receptions and levees
at the presidents house as in her own
home, where she entertained ill a
sumptuous and delightful manner.
She was therefore, fully prepared
as
the duties that developed on her a
mistress of the White 'louse, upon
the election of Mr. Madison to the
presidency. In the graceful and
skillful performance of her delicate
task, she gained the admiration
everyone, and added to the both for
popular-
ity she had already won,
herself and for her husband -Through
the potent influence of her own per-
sonal charms, to which were added
a frank and cordial manner, a sweet
ingenuous demeanor, and the happy
faculty of adapting herself to the
views of those about her, she readily
became a general favorite. Before
her reign at the White Rouse was
concluded, she was the most popular
woman in the United States."
Of the orchards In )e M r.` I
Peninsula, and there is danger of it usual appearance on the bark of
spreading in the Western Ontario
orchards, if the utmost watchfulness
is not exercised. The scale, indeed
is found adapting itself to different
climatie conditions. The Corntry
Gentlemen informs us that it has
been found in the mountainous re.
gions of Virginia at height of 2,000
feet; it has been found in Western
New York and as far north as Cana-
da. It infests all diciduous fruit
trees --peaches, pears, plums, apples,
quinces, and the ornamental trees of
that class; also the black walnut, our
common American Chesnut, both the
American and the European lidns
and catalpa, the Lombardy poplar,
tbe Carolina poplar, and the cut -leaf' Indo for s ch and the test3m y
birch At present there is no case
blight is interfariug with the
prospect of the pear crop,
I,Ilst week 1V, G. Collins organized
a council of Chosen Friends at Matk•
dale.
Jubilee Day Brussels foot -ball
team played a league match with
Atwood and won It signal victory,
the score being 3 to 0.
Brussels was almost deserted on
Jubilee day, the people going in
large numbers to Seaforth. Anr,ther•
contingent visited Attwood and saw
our boys win the foot ball match
against the strong tearu of that vil-
lage. r, the
.About 10 a. in. on Tuesday,
, the
do �-daughter
bright G year Lkl a p
Winnie Parker, of Mrs. Barbara
Strachan, passed away from time
after a brief illness through which
she had been most • tendealy cared
for, Winnie never laity recovered
from an attack of the grippe and
gradually faded away, despite all
that could be done for her.
On Friday, as Robert Miller was
chasing sparrows in Backer & Van -
stone's warehouse at the: station he
fell through the trap door to the
floor, a distance of about `25 feet, 1n
the fall he struck his head against
the stairs and when picked up was
unconscious. Ile has a nasty cut
beneath bis left eye, and was badly
shaken np. Iie_was carried home
and medical aid was summoned
and he is around again none the
worse excepting a blackened eye.
KIDNEY GRIND
SOtfTU AMERICAN 3 aDn1;Y CQRE THE ONLY
SPECIFIC FOE XIDNNY OTSEASIS—A LIQ-
UID AND SOLVENT—NEVER FAILS,
Medical Science has proved beyond a
doubt that the solid particles which pass
through the kidneys in the ordinary
course of hich le time
so grind and nwelar these worgans that
they become diseased and will not were
r -
form the functions for which they
created—require a solvent to dissolve
and eradicate from the system these
foreign substances, and the great South
American Kidney Cure has proven to be
best and most scientitic specific rem-
ands
!hous-
e y o Suoh, it when
ands who have beau cured by
on record where the scale has spread
by means of fruit.
The original. home of the scale in
the United States is in California.
How it got to the eastern States, and
thence to Canada, is a pertinent
question, and nurserymen answer
that its colic coast,
, which proves
rok vesilom A yOung man 3,vho is employed in
the the electric light station, named Jno,
the Pacific coast, which p. o
necessity of greater vigilance in the Darling, fell from the arch in front
purchase of such supplies. It is nowt
p of the Royal hotel, on Friday last,
found in 19 States on the Atlantic while arranging the electric wires
coast, in adjacent states inland, and on it, and
t dfogot prettyhe was not aebadly en
in a r'nnlher of orchards between up,
ly
• d • t.ne best demon -
pill doses have fade is _--
stration of the fact that a solvent must
be administered. If in despair use this
remedy. Sold at Chishotm's Corner
Drug Store.
SEAFORTH.
BRPlKotNAHIILTON
WINGHAIVi.
Rest, 065-),C00
Capital, 81,250,000.
President --Done t'rUAar,
Vice-President—A. 0, NOWT.
;DZI.100TO Zs
JOHN panarOR, URn, Itosem, 11'at G1aaox,
Woo?, A. 0. Las (Toronto)..
Cashier --J. TIIRNBULL.
Savings Bank—Ii_ure, l0 to S; Saturdays,t a0o
q0 •
%Bowe( ,
!special Deposits also received at current
rates of 1r..:rest.
Drafts on Groat Britain and the United State
bought and sold
P, A. T.
st
1- Dopoatt f iii and upwards received I
Hamilton anti' he Niagara river. In
a recent address at the Virginia
Experiment Station, Prof. Atwood
said that for five or six years it was
spreading on the eastern part of the
continent in the nurseries and omit.
chards, before any one had the first
inkling that there was ;a San Jose
scale this side of California, except
in insect cabinets. It is now four
years since the first case was know
and it is only during the last eight•
een months that the States people
came fully to realize the extent of
In
the east. It is
its
dissemination
only within the last few weeks that
our neighbors in the states have had
brought to their attention some of
those alarming cases where the scale
had existed right under the nose of
specialists for years without hav
ing beeu detected. Of the East-
ern specialists not one in the hund
reds had seen a San Jose scale, but
al at once fruit was sent to the
department of horticulture at Wash-
ington, infested with it, and it set up
a great furore among the specialists,
because it was known that if it sue
seeded in gaining a foothold in the
orchards and nurseries, it meant vast
destruction of the fruit-growIna-
industryin the east. Prof. Atwood
cited a number of cases in Virginia
where the scale was found to have
existed for some time without its
presence having been suspected, and
were the only prevention fur the
further spreading of the infection
was immediate destruction (,f the
stock. In 'One case an orchard had
become infested with the scale, by
means of the peach gatherers, who,
in gathering the fruit had carried
away the scale upon the clothing,
and in various ways had spread it, in
this orchard, ir, being found on close
Investi'r1tion in the furthermost limit
injured.
ously j .
Mr, A Stewart ot Stratford, a
student of Knox College Toronto,
preached in the Presbyterian church
here,'last Sabbath. Mr. Stewart is a
fluent and earnest speaker, and gave
two most excellent sermons. Ile is
the making of a splendid preacher.
IIe is a son of Mr. D. Stewart, the
well know insurance agent who ha
many friends here -abouts
A very nice matrimonial event
took place at the residence of Mr,
James C. Reid, of this town, when
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his third
daughter, Miss Elizabeth,
was united in marriage to Mr. Wm,
G. L. Edmonds. The kot was secure-
ly tied in the presenceby seltect
number of invited. guests,
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Rev. A. D. McDonald. D. D., on
Wednesday evening ot last week.
Another of Seaforth's most estim-
able young ladies has been captured
by a Canadian American andte las
been taken to become a resident
under the stars and stripes. On
Wednesday last, Mr. Nelson Hays,
son of Ilr. T. E. Hays, of Seaforth,
was united in marriage to Miss L.
Campbell second daughter of Mr.
Alex. Campbell, North Main Street,
Seaforth.
A telegram was received here,
Wednesday announcing the death
Missoula, Montana, the previous
evening, of Mr. Henry Ilinchley,
brother of Messrs. Hiachly of this
town, and son of John Ilinchley, of
Kinburn. lie died in the hospital
and his friends here were not aware
of his illness, untill they received the
telegram announcing his death. He
was about thirty years of age, and
had been a resident of Montana for
about ten years. He was engaged in
mining.
Mr. Henry Gelb, of this town,
carrriageenakee at Mr. Lewis, Mc-
Donald's establishment, has just com-
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liliami, an. sOsae affection of the t ,
The Doan Kidney Pil:s Co., Toronto : Manager `Phomas DowsOn, of the Stan -
^f your Kid- I of 14 Melbourne Aven-
Gentlemen,--1 got a bol
ney Pills from the bliami Drug Store,
' LO give them a chance c0
dard Bank. now
ue, Toronto. "It proved effective. 1
regard the remedy as simple, cheap r+ RATES
1' 1 cod It I ns hitherto been AT REASONABLE at fie 1
determining )Hint, from cure me of the kidneycomp. exceedingly
y letlbit to consult a physician in trou-
which 1 have suffered for some time and
which has become so bad latterly that I blah of this nature. hereafter I intend
could scarcely endure it. I may say that to be my own fatuity doctor."
it resulted from a fall which I received a
few months back. After using several
kidney pills and cures of different kinds,
but without receiving any benefit, I am
therefore pleased to testify to the great
benefit I have received from Doan's
Kidney Pills. I have used only one box
up to this date, and the change in my
cc,ndition is so great that I cannot
refrain from recommending them to any
person afflicted as I have been, or trou-
bled with any kidney disorder, for I be
lieve that it they wonld cure me they
would cure almost any case. I will be
able to resume my farm work now, as
usual, and it is not tbe ligLtest work
either. 1 am sirs,
Yours gratefully,
ALEXANDY R FR SERMiami, iNlan.
Laza Liver Pills cures conetipation,
biliousness and sick headache; 25c.
Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
of the orchard. When carried in
spreads very rapidly; pleted a novelty in shape of a elan•,
this way, it p
also where the trees are large en.' the framework ot which is composed
ongh and interlaced with each other.
In some cases the spread is very
emelt slower; trees are known, stand
ing twelve feet apart, one solidly in-
felted with the scale for two years
and the other entirely free from it
,A f scale was found to exist i
The (xreatest Park In the 'world.
Writing of "`The Greatest Nation
on Earth" in the Ladies bonze Jour-
nal,
o us -
nal, William George Jordan y
"Uncle Sam set apart a royal
pleasure ground in northwestern
Wyoming and called it Yellow-
stone National Park. To give an
idea of what its size, 3312 square
miles, really means, let us clear the
fluor of the park, and tenderly place
1'aorltlRTOa AND PUD1Jan
g �R MA(Th)O ALD,
ut ce ntwilh
Money 01 advanced on , o g "Note
privilege of paying at the ens of auy year.
and accounts collected.
IIOBT. 1►IoIN DU0.
Beaver Block Wintrham, Ont
nor IL1jaity's Diamond Jubilee
flanks "Queen Victoria, Her Life and Reign,'
Grote eyory home. Persons µho never sold books
take orders list, Preface the most eloquent of
Lord Dufferids achievements. No book so highly
pruned• We t("ed n ore canvassers. Easy to make
s free
toato ca vasstts-e,'.'tt3 )�tiillcosten nnotllinga dtttitmay
all your empty ponce! hook. TUE BRADLEY-
GA1tRETSON CO. LTD., Toronto, Out,
Potato and Tomato Salad.
Boil in their jackets four medium
sized potatoes. While they are boil-
ing, make a French dressing and
slice into it, one good sized onion; as
soon as the potatoes are done, drain,
salt and dry them, Remove the
skins and cut the potatoes while hot
I into the dressing, toss them carefully
until every piece is well covered.
Put the mixture on a cold dish and
and stand aside until serving hour.
Then garnish the dish thickly with
parsley, sprinkle over the dish, a
tablespoonful of finely chopped pars-
ley or celery tops; a small pickled
beet may be chopped fine an placed
diagonally across the dish. Sar-
dines or pickled herring may be I
used as a garnish and to give variety
and one may also stir in the dressing
a teaspoonful of Anchovy paste.
Scald, peel and cool small sound
and well shaped tomatoes. Dish
them neatly oa lettuce leaves, and
pat over each, a teaspoonful of,may-
Ionnaise dressing, Keep in a cool
place until it is time to serve.
t of the Ivor
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T)• VANSTONE,
1Lll�r
BARRISTER, SULIC1TOR, Etc.,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rat
intereet. No commission charged. Mortgagee, tow
and tarn. property bought and sold
OFFIOE—Seaver Block WaroXAL
ONTARIO
A GENTS
A. MORTON,
ADJUSTER,
Wh.,,..am, oift.
E. L. DICKINSON,
EARRISTEli, ETC.
SOLICITOR TO DANE OF UA3XILTON. MOt(ZT
LOAN.
Office—Meyer Sleek_ WIigham,
1 ant atartin13 the beet thine; for i
money malting y'auhave seent formauy
a nay zo-,r nam! ail address. Wil bring you the
o1..'l1 information. tt. P. Or., ),v TJNJO t0
Now edition of "Queen Victoria".—
Snow ready. Enlarged --thirty.
two inl pit o plates d. The only Canadisn
and o a enormous;
some of the great cities 'u 1 MIJLH I added Rout ia�tneof th,. Quo
there close together as children do d fe 1 Victorian a dad. he
• 1 M jests Solea ,
their blocks, First put in London,
then Greater NewYork, Chicago,
Philadelphia, Paris, Boston, Berlin,
St. Louis, Hong Kong, San Francis-
co and Washington. The floor of
the park would then be but half
covered. Then lift up Rhode Island
carefully, so as not to spill any of
the people, set it down and press in
the West Indies—and even then
then there are two hundred square
tniles left. No equal area in the
world has such a diversity of natur-
al phenomena and such magnificent
scenery. It is a Inarvellousland on of
streems and waterfalls, geysers
hot springs, mountains canyons lakes
and forests of primeval age.
: ted
bt !
er
book arctp
ca Easy
ton knocking the bottom out of now until
Ensy to ,natco tidily dollars weekly
Diamond Jubilee,
Particulars
Co. Ltd. ,Toronto 0 nt
entirely of bovine horns. Thohorns
have been beatifully polished, artisti-
ticaily arranged as to color and size
and screwed together into the frame
so as to lit thoro'Lghly and make a
solid and complete chair.
et3Se O e, t
Prof, Atwood went on to say, within withoutaPeer •--Work3zsiratles
u few steps of the Horticultural With -
tit Dr. p et% hia� t
great remedy relieves
instantly the most aggravated and (lis -
t3' 3ning forma of heart disease. It is the
OU root and quickest acting formula for
heart trouble known to medical science
and the teiintltl of tirrttl.1 3!•1.1 the 11551 of
COO rl.l1 de:I 1 ,yer b ett .stayed by it9
uv a. If tht-ro ra phii11t:5tiall, (,')', tne_93 of
' !1 1 .?.t (i lo, Ftn')tlle, itis; bon-
cations
on-
_ ., you may Lo
tl'•t lit t,l V11,S"y Ylti ).
building door, of Cornell ii�niver;lty
whe"e it hod hectt for three years,
'without being detected, showing how
easily it can be overlooked, when
rio, one is especially interested in
fl..tl:tt;; it.
3 of tl'e S'Cale VJd:r i;
Those Worrying Plies
One application of Dr. Agnew's Oint-
iled
ment will give you comfort. App
every night for three to six nights and a
cure is effected in the most stubborn
casos of blind, bleeding or itching piles.
Dr. tignew'sOintment cures eozoma and
all itching and burning diseases. It acts
liko magic. 35 cents. Sold at Chisholm's
Drug Store.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION
►� M.
G. CAMERON,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, Sts
Oatee—Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew streets
opposite Colborne Hotel.
GODNRIOn, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY.—J. S. r..N')Al ,. D. S., Witchlike
Is manufactur. first-class sots of
as they can
hem
e th as
to
cheap
.�. a. rnw
Teeth ext
. re
t�f�sfs1 absolutely he DwIlbn
without pain, by his new
process, guaranteed parte, tly sate. -
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite
Brunswick Uou e.
Y. P. S. C. E.—Meeting in basement of A
Presbyterian church every Friday evening. 1
1tTIICR J. IIIWIN, D. D.
34., D. S.,
ootor of Dental Surgery of the Penusyaaani
B. Y. <P. U._ .Meeting every Tuesday Dental College
evening in the Baptist church.
EPWORTR LEAGUE—Meeting every
Thursday evening in the Methodist church.
Surprised K13 Doctor
"A. little over 0 year ago I was laid up
with bronchitic," says Stanley 0. Bright
clerk, ot Kingston, "My doctor's bill
came to 542, and altogether my illness
cost me 5123. This fall I had another
attack. I game across an advertisement
in a newspaper for Dr, Chase's `Syrup of
Linseed and Turpentine for throat
troubles, I thought I would rink a quar-
ter and try it. It curedn ills."
What
this
I intend to treat my
Wh at Salt 'Will Do
Salt --Renovates grass lands,
Sweetens herbage and prevents mus,
ti.nCSS ill nay.
Salt---Inct'cases the yields and int -
proves the nllali;y of milk.
wirro-aean
STEAM PIIMPWOBKS
Apples in the spring ot the year
have lost much of thheir flavor and
freshness. If when making a pie a
teaspoonful of tartaric acid is sprink-
led over the apples it will give the
pie more of the flavor of fresh green
apples. When baking the apples,
remove the cores and fill the space
with sugar, in which has been mixed
a little of the tartaric acid powder.
',alt -Purifies the stables, benefits 1
pain. l t hot.as,i, --Purifies
oveg their coats and
( )Lid 0 ((.t5d 1
breath, t j keeps ttt1111 ill good health.
kir' n to w oocl C1 Virginia, whet I 0 blit .1 dni� t 1 tl, ,av, t tlf t)"e who have !! 1 -
I'l c''., Atwood entered dila his insp)crt , uu
' gone, over tr) ii3O ("r(:st 1)E'yonsl, Lactot, o j 1' at'l11(�res Catlnt3t d0 without salt.
iorl (d' the trees, and. be located 113 l tia,s blah! re seep lit Um world to tray it ; n I ,,tit i:� a nreeasity fot the farm as
citl;er ijlfustc(1 places where the reale . mot prt mpt,ty ,i,e.l, isofti at Olii.3hob13 a much as for human beings.
'Wm not before known to exist. 'Phis Drug Store.
For` wa;nty-seven Years
THECOOKS BEST FRIEND
LAF1COSV SALE I^/ GP NADA.
OFFICE..-MACDONALD BLOCK.
Nora—mill vhet Myth every Wedn"qday.
'JOHN RITCHIE*til GENERAL lxbil:CANCE AG1NT
'WINDHAM. 04 CARR
A co e` THAT
Having purchased the entire business
from Mr. Daniel Showers, 1 010 w now
with`
prepared to supply
Wood and Iron Force and
Lift Pumps, Brass and
Yvon Cylinders, Galvaniz-
ed Iron Tubing. Cisterns,
'Water Troughs, Sinks.
J aths,Rilte Fitting, Weil
Digging and everything in con-
nection with water euppfi0s.
Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
an 41 lumping wilier.
'Deep well pumps a seeciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Parties writing for information or
ortlerini' by luau should always slate
del,th or well. •
All work guaranteed or no sato.
O. MOR.N•INGSTAI+
Box 140 Wingham. On
DEANS. JR., WINo4AM,
LICENSED AUCTIOOF ER FOlo ,til•. COUNTY'.
N.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charf,er
Moderato.
J OHN CUIRRIE, W4NGIIAlll, UNI.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Sales of Farm Stock and Farin Implomecto
specialty.
All orders left at the Toms office promptly attenY
cd to. Terms reasonable. '
with force 0
CULTURED LADIES--cbaracter,n00#
his to earn Money, ca 1 learn how to do so in a gone;.
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JOB PRINTING,
INCLUD1Nb Books, Pamphlets, fosters, Bit
1L needs, Circulars, Std., Ste., executed in the best
style of the lrtor at
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noncan Apply ess
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T NEB Olaco, winpbam.
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Magazines lett with us for Binding,
prompt attention. Prices ti for
o 3l Tlndingxs in tiny ,tyl
will be {even on app
�• Men and. women who can Work
WAn 1 Ev--hard talking and writing sic
hours x play, for six days e wok, and Wil he canton
with 10 dollars weuNNW Address
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SOCIETY MEETINGS. moa
oCamp Caledonia, No. 40
Ss Fes ,I w`"`"t110 first and third Monday in
bretlhr nnt%entiin r e Odd Fellows Murray, Halt, Mame
1) Stew
art Nerl..See
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