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111E. WINGILAM TIMES JULY 9, I8)7, •
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IIenr 7 Gerson, a well•known anaD.ATON DAY. Inine ounces. If this ‘seeins too rich
jewili scholar rabbi and writer, is . less can be used,.
dad. at his home in New York aired Put the fruit into the jars as fitst
'Well, pupil, put away your books;
51 year. He was an aceomplisted For Huta will you need them;
linguist, and wai at the head of con, Diaeard your meditative leeks,
We lin,ve no time to .heed them.
Your long class days have reached strnd;
Yonr studies are beginning,
Tho wold's your school if you intend
A contest worth the winning.
gregations in Atlanta and Chieago.
The following is Prof, Panton's
wipe for kerosene emulsion, to de-
stroy "sucker" insects (those that
make the. leaf curl) 1 gallon water,
lb. hard soap, 2 gallons coal oil,
thoroughly mixed, One part ot this
emulsion to tnelve parts of water.
l'rovidenoe Thanked.
It is with pleasure that I reoornmned
B. 13. 13, for the cure of indigestion and
impure blood. I had tried family medi-
cines but received no benetit until,thank
Providence, I was aovised to use13, 13.13.
and it resulted ia a perfect oure.
Mis. Wm, LOCKE,
Oshawa, Ont.
Canadian inspectors have gone out
from Toronto to soe what, if anything
the orchards of the, Niagara district
have suffered frota the San Jose
scale, which was earned from Cali-
fornia, and whie.h it has been sup,
posed could not stand the northqrn
winter,
TO THE P.118110
The Wingham Planino. Mills are
last—
umber
planing
now running again in full
Parties wishing to have
Dressed or anything in th
mill business such as-
-SASH,
—DOORS,
—BLINDS,
—CASINGS,
MOULDINGS,
Your class room's narrow aisle will now
Give place to broader highways,
Thrice bleased ha, the fates allow,
To higher in the byways!
The books you'll need are human hearts
And nture's strange romncies;
No may you skipthe tragic parts.
Or daily long with "fncies."
'Ti o well to learn this rule of three,
That jaistie, trath and lobo:,
With just a tonsil of symp
For bird and 1)3 tot and neighbor,
Will solve the problem of Eit1066435,
ThOlIgh fame and wealth may shurx you—
You oonld not ask for more—or less,
So go, aucl blessings on you!
On Saturday last Mrs. John Allen,
Sharbot Lake, wife of a section hand
on the Kingston and Pembroke
Railway, gave birth to three boys,
all perfectly formed and as smart as
crickets The mother is also doing
nicely, and receiving the congratula-
tions of the whole countr‘, side, 'Witb.
in one year and ten days, Mrs.- Allen
ave birth to four children, all boys.
can have them on short notice and
at lowest possible prices. I have
also added a number of new mach
lines which will enable me to do
'vvork cheaper and better than ever.
S. BENNETT,
Successor to
WATT & SON
ELIO NS
U MPS
Will stand wear and
3 ears. No better
be given of their
than is shown
that some of thes
in wells 25 ye
still working!
te.......:sr*Isemsawesoteamenkomenwaseasoratra1 will
nct see" than the persisteucy
with which housewives cling to the
inferior method of cook4o. 4i, 4' in
man, it don net put in its
While opportunity awaW4
11y3 In NY/teat.
Mr. C. 13. Watts, Seeretary of the
horn.
Dominion MiUerf Association, haa time blowing a
as it is prepared, and 111 the jars to issued the following letter to the
the neck with syrup. Adjust the cautdbm press wbteb win be at'
hn-
rnbber and ever, but do net serevv portant interest to farmers and to
down the latter- Wrire racks to fit ethers
di
boiler, can be hod at the shops, OM me, that the growing winter wheat
A numbee of reports have reaelied fferent sized kettle, or a WaSil
one of narrow wood slats answer. the shows. a ,eonsiderable percentage of
purpose nearly as well, and ean ' rye in the fields. ity 0 ill NOWA t 181
• easily be made at home, most objectionable, as it eannot bo!
separated by any known kind •of•1
Shortness Of Breath. milling mehine. If it is not eat
'Since lost year I have had serlotie oat it will greatly reduce the alie
heart traahle caused by malaria, Short- 0. t wheat fur milliug. purposes, and
tiring, violent palpitation, et, &tea if it is exported it will give our grain ; 4
ness of breath, smothering spells an re-
. made* me giisp forbreath. On procuring a bad name in the markf (ireatts o. sm, K lkiaur,,,,,I
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Milburn's Wart and NervePills I found Britain and the continent, which
An Open Secret of Canninx 'Fuit
It would, certainly scam that the
very genesal use of the attuned veg.°,
tables of the market and the whole,
some natural flavor that ch.aracter-
izes even the cheaper grades would
have made the prime eause of their
excellence, namely, cookina• in the
cans 60 that none of theirdelleate
flavor is lust in eseaping steam—an
open secret to the majority Of house-
wives before now. If it has, there
never was a more fordable illustra-
tion of the truth of the old adage
that "None are so blind as those that
to my surprise and delight that they ; would have a, very injurious effeet on
gave almost instant roller. I got healthy e., refe,Fe i Positively cured by
restful sleep, my heart troubles disap• Canada. Many mailers will 1
ill
low ; Indigestion •ad T
They also reLlioivittel0
Penrod, and I now Peel very well indeed TO bay wheat coataining rye at any
Mr. IIugh Moor, Ingersoll, Ont. Makes price as it injures the flour and can, I
---- not be used, only for making
• 1 t re ed for
this statement for the public good.
grades, and the mills that do buy it
price . nese, BO. Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tanana
kERIT.A.IN'S PROGRES. ,dednet from 5 to 15e of the
Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. The
— thev- would pay for good clean wheat
P.eguitte the Bowels, • Purely Vegetable,
Pli.E.NOMENAL ADVANCEMENT BY TITE Every farmer with rye growing n
H LRAM OF DEATH an open vessel and afterArds dip-
ping it into ja rs and sealing. Preh-
eat c.0 It beginS at the Throat ably the incorrect belief that it is
more work to cook fruit in the jars'
and =hat the Grave S How
than out, and that the latter are
1 e."S''' very liable to break daring the oper
,,,6 '',at ation has done mach to keep the old
method in favor:
Away With these and all other
bugbears! • One method is not harder
or more difficult than the other, and
other things being. equal, fruit that is
cooked in the jars is greatly super–
ior in appearance and flavor. In
other words, canning fruit is sticky,
bard and disagreeable work at best,
and Only that which at least comes
in sight of its possibilities ever pays
any dividend on the investment.
Every step of tho work from A to Z,
from selecting the fresh fruit to
opening it for use, mast be properly
done.
All fruit should be well grown,
freshly pioked and a little under,
rather than over ripe.
All berries- except strawberries
should be firm and large. With
these, the smaller fruit towards the
ilast yield is best.
Currants and strawberries are
never satisfactory canned.
Making the syrup one–third
TO ADVERTISE
.. currant juice gives an appetizing
IN THE
q20
froth. Dysppsia,
arty Eating. A per,.
=ess, Naue, Draws!.
UNITED KINGDOM, his wheat, should send sonie men Small Pill. Srnali PoSei
many a huma-n life i§ u
sarily ,es
There are many remedies
the cure of conas.mptin, b
it reeelms a certain s age,
prefesieg, thee fort to
• these rnedies pro
tear for
oof can
urability
y the fact
pumps put
rs ago are
•a the market for
onsureption, once
mot be ctircd. In
o what is impossible,
emseives to be simply
humbugs.
Consumption is a disease which destroys the
tissue of the lungs. Once gone, no medicine can
replace that tissue. Geed medicine may arrest
the disease even after one lung is wholly gone,
as long as the other remains soud: Once both
are attacked, however, the victim is doomed.
Just why people should risk their lives to this
dread 4cese and go to great expense afterwards
to check it, it is hard to conceive. It is much
easier prevented than cured. Throat troubles
and severe colas are its usual forerunners. A
25 -cent bottle of Dr. Chase's Syrep of Linseed
end Turpentine will chive these away. It is,
without doubt, the best medicine for the
purpose to be had anywher.
IRON and FO CE PUIYIPS
Supplied to Order. •
•
,AYS
through the fields to cut the head.s oft
Small Price.
Since Victoria ascended the throne ripe. This is Substitution
before the grain is •
ehe has seen the population of the very easily demi as the rye eau be .
little islands which constitute Great the fraud a the day.
plainly seen, having longer straw
Britain and Irelansd grow from than the wheat, hut care should be '
00,730,929 to 39,465,720. taken that it is not cut too soon to Sce you get Carter's,
1
She has seen in the last fifteen years allow the rye ta come out again.
her island kingdom, and 2,126,827 throlighOnt t le country would take •
.Ask for Carter's,
987,878 foreigners seek the shores of It would be well if ;the local papers
I •
leave for new homes in the colonies up this matter, and impress upon ,Insist anl, demand
or elsewhere. - 1 the farmers, the great loss which ,
will inevitably occur if steps are not Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Since 1876 she has seen the nation-
al debt decrease from £789,181,466
to ;0648,474,143.
Her national revenue has increased , few years ago from ;tins cause,
wtien
16 fifteen years. from £81,872,354 to farmers laid to sell their wheat for
£1.01,973,829. 15 and even 20 cents per bushel less
han they would otherwise have. got.
In the last 25 years the price of
wheat has decreased . to her people
from 50s 8d per quarter to 23s 1 d.
taken to prevent, the rye getting 1 -
to a repition of the tr oable we had a
!nixed with the Wheat, as it will lead.
The Dumber of letters and post-
cards mailed in 1871 was 807,000,-
000; in 1896 it was 2,149,000,000.
Telegraph messages increased from
9,860,177 to 78,839,610.
In 1871 £55,844,667 was deposited
in the savings bank of the kingdom,
which had grown to £143,181,056 in
in 1896.
Repairing promptly attended to.
o PDigonal S. opposite Beattie's ; TIMES
Livery.
JOHN PELTON,
Wingham, Ont
WANTED
+ + + TO REPAIR
+ + AT 'IHE
Winglitata Fon
•.'. IN UNLIMITED NUM
_MOWER,
—BIDERS,
—TIIRESHE
—EGINE
And all kinds of
RS
IT PAYS TO
CANADA BUS SS COLLEGE
There was an average attendance
of 1,453,531 children in the primary
schools in 1870, and in 1895 there
were 4,900,335 in the schools.
The decrease ot crime is shown by
a falling; off in the rumber of con-
vitions from 35,040 in 1840 to
11,918 in 1895.
The increase of shipping since
1860 is shown by the growth of
tonnage from 5,779,337 tons to 8,-
778,5W.
tartness to canned red raspberries,
and adds richness to cherries.
The pits of chcries and peaches
and the cores and seeds of pears
improve the flavor of their respeetive
fruits. If rmoved, distridute five or
six peach pits through every quart
jar, and put a little net or muslin bag
filled with pits or cores in the center
of cherry or pear jars.
Prunes and most varieties of plums
should have the skins removed.
. scald only a few at one time, and
put these in a. wire basket or seeve
first, and be eareful not to overscalp
them.
CHAT , OT. Pears should be pared and halved
Still continues its suceessfel work of reeling stud- witis a silver knife and dropped into
Woodstock hadn't a marriage in
ray.
The virtues ire lost in self-interest
as rivers are in the sea.
The valley dictm ian gensrally
strives for the heights of eloquence.
Mrs. Edward Stacey, a Blanchard
Township farmer, was killed at St,
Marys, by 'being thrown from his
buggy.
W. A. Neilson, a brother of the
secretary of the Goldia CO.
Ayr, bastaken tbe 8500 scholarship
in the Harvard University.
The modern snne..-
ard. 7amily
eine C re
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comrno- every -clay
ills of
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Pain in the Back.
"I was troubled with a pain in the
back for months, and after trying seaer-
al remedies without effeet, thought I
would use Ilagyard's Yellow Oil, I am
glad to say that after using, two bottles.
I was completely cured, and cannot re-
commend this excellent remedy too
' Miss ANNA CHAPMAN,
South River, Ont.
ry cuts in choice positions.
Between Jan. lst and Max let, four monh, 40 of cold water to prevent their turninta
our pupils secured choice situations as Bookkeepers i
Senographer. and Teachers in ether Business Col..
• . term!.
Three others Ina e secured plaes, one to commence
Mier the following week and the
achinery
next wok, alio
third aliens June 15li
flue is where graduates et this sehool have ci
decided advantage over those graduarecl troni the
average business college. ,
If interested write for catalogue and a complete
het of where students have been pieced.
For Catalogue, address,
D. IdeLACIMAN Co.,
Chtham, Ont,
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Bring theni right along and if You I
prefer a nevv machine rather than
repairing the old, we ean excha.nge
with you, SUMMER
•
Iron arid 13rass Castings, Forgings
Bridge Iron ets supplied. while you
Pipe and Pipe Fittings Carried
in Stock.
All kinds of lathe and machine
Work promptly and neatly done.
l'oundry and Machine shop corner
nt Victoria and ltir
kimiq streetS.
REN \TALI & Co.
proprietors
5
SUITS
Mak in the
LANES TYLES
Go to'neimit
Prepare peaches in the same way
rather than risk softening them by
r cts-r(,
I.,
Per Infant:, Chijacen.
',he fare.
timile
denature
sf
35.
"..,E.-44. es $ro
(rVi, •d4iWei4( `7' ger.
A railway conductar recently ad-
vertised for 300 wooden sleepers. By
retur npost be received a letter from
a neighboring clergyman offering
him the whole of his congregation at
reasonable terms.
Over 500,000 pounds of wool have
been shipped from Hamilton to cities
in the New England States during
the past two or three weeks in antici-
Making Good. Butter. pation. of the United States tariff
going into eftect on July 1st:
Mr. F. A. Leighton, formerly
Baby Wae Carel.
dairy instructor at Ames, Iowa, says:
Dear Sirs,—I can highly re?ommend
"One buttermaker will win the
Dr. Fwlers Extractot Wild Strawberry.
sweepstakes at a convention, but he It cnred my babv of diarrhea I an or all
does not de it thesecend time. Why? other moans foiled, so I give it great
Because he don't know how he did 111 praise. It is excellent for all , bowel
before and when he comes to make complaints.
KIM CHAS. BOTT,
second tub like the one that he
The estimate of Chicago's poptila-
PliAtItt
DE1 Woo'
Wa•!'. &PP di V
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9,`1400) •
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C6116F:3ft
ilarlow, Ont.
won with at the previous show, he is
;
entirely in the dark. I believe the
whole seeret is in the ripening of the tion by the publishers of the eity
eream. It must certainly be possibtc dire.ctory, just printed, is 1,828,000
an increase 79,000 over last year.
for us to make as fine butter in some
R ber of the 0th eon. of
scalding.. of our creameries as the classes in Heni y eu
Lemon, green ginger or other
this country who are selling their 'Carrick, has quite a curiosity in the
flavoring should only be added to
butter for the very highest figures to shape of a colt with only two feet.
insipid pears, watermelon rinds,
a select trade. I am stumbling onto lIt has four legs, but ono front and
citron and the like. this
Grannlated sugar should always batter about every day now, one hind foot are off at the. fetlec,
be used. It costs but a trifla
more nd I say to you that there is nothing The little thing is quite smart and. is
than coffee sugar, and has a far more doing well.
delicate flavor,
A little over m
a year ago Thoas
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Cleanse and sweeten old jars with Statton left here to visit friends in.
boiling water, to which soda, boraxEngland, About a month ago he
or ammonia has been added. Test started on his return trip and. lost
with water to be,.Sure they are air 1 the whole of his baggage, two trunks
and a valise. Arriving at New
tight before flllin,g. York he was taken in charge and
If fruit is opened an hour or two locked up for over a week, eharged
before it is needed to restore the with violation of the Mien Labour
oxygen the flavor is much improved.
Act. ne Was then placed. on a steam -
The color of canned fruit is quick- — er and returned to Livrpool. De -
If it is kept in a dark closet --A ents for at i VI tibia 11 termited to get home he boarded the
ly injura by the action of light. No
every jar should be wrapped in dark' WANTED yel; 41 Ve I 'I) 8r Ail
an
with i astntInt'nr eh .1=1„,4" og,,',.. first Allan vessel for Quebec, and
ached Mitchell Tuesday evening.
paper. tains the endorsed blegra y o tier Majesty, with Ire
Raspberries, whortleberries and VotnfIrirdiVachlecmt r ae'AN.1)1Alv4g41"ie tligi I His experience was most disagrilettble
peaches require five ounces of sugar . tiggfi'ajnir Tr "gm, aePrg104,1r Mnt1t1 and a costly one, and he vows he will
quinces 4:116.tegtrellatinaggteli OOMVANY,Mitchell Advoeate,
and pears seven ounees, and
WEBSTER'S
eqaals it that I have seen in 1
West. It is no better than ours, only
in flavor.'the mechanical part is no
better. Ours has Just as good grain,
is seasoned and colored and worked
up just as well, but the flavor—that's
the rb."
The United States Senate has
reduced the proposed duty on lum-
ber from 1 to $1 per thousin d feet.
1.44 .,
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do I.Jeiden Yeast Co., London, Ont.
Crentlemon.-We got eleoker and better results from
est.'s* MrA. Madden's 'Yeast than any other Are haYe.
used, 4.,..3.3..Hr y set:clamer:ft it. 10*.g.A.Ist LEOS., Nate=
VC: A ADDEli YEAST CO., London.
TUB "II/0" FOTTR,
Actuartetre om
f Reedies tbat aro Rf feet
trig WeilderiuLCures.
Dr. Chase's lour great rexnedies are
Dr. Chase's lldney•Livor Pills, Dr. Chase's
Ointment, Dr. Chas'iNi Catarrh Cure) antl
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linscd. and 'or-
pentine, his latest and. greatest disc '0i1,for all throat norlung affection
ee yea , ' says
_fills. "1
cures and:
pill which has
1 gat no re -
QUEENS BLOCK, VirINGITAM
. -4414.444.44,4444444441.
"1 was stt: for t
James Simpson, of
tried various, alio
several boxes of
been greatly era
for a pint jar; strawberries, eberries paid,• 43ittfit Duly paid. Write fat outfit ile,Ver set foot on Yankee soil again.
4, • ,
vomit
pate
lie!. Then I trie D. Chase's Kidney.
Liver I have been 'able to
work every day and fest like a new,
5111.11. 'o1ir 3)1115 (1.101313cured me at tti
11 I have been ,oubjeet to severe colds
every bail and onring, says Miss Itattio
Delaney, of 174 Crawford street, Toron4
to. lised many eough'ndielues, hut
none cured me until tat a. cost of 25 oats
I tried 17r. Chase's Syrup of Liuseea 054
Tarpentitts." -
My 'husband wee troubled with' the
worst kind of pilea" writes Mrs. Jana
Potts, of Meyerlarg,,, -•lle was often
unable to work. Since using :i.,•or
Ointment he is completely cured. It IS ,
traly worth its weight in gold iosteall •
of the prite you charge, only 110 eente."t
" bougbt a box of your Catarrh
for /3 cents tit Mr• lloyle's drug stor' •
here," sari nears Nicholls of 170
Wry ,•
atetreet, London, Ont. " an
t ,
thankful to say it Mired toe."
Chase's remedies ist all dealers, IRV
"mitten, Dates CO., Ma.afTc. Toreot00