HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-07-16, Page 7THE WINGHA,111 TIMES, JULY 16, 1897.
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Iee Cream and are pre
pared to supply it, in
large or small quantities
and of any flavor desired
F. to families, pie nieing
si parties or by the dish. r
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also supply Cream Soda of any El
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BANANAS, PINE APPLES and rt_
� Fruit and Confectionary of
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TO THE PUBLIC
The Winghant Planing Mills are
now running again in fall blast—
Parties wishing to have Lumber
Dressed or anything in] ,the planing
mill business such aa-
-SASH,
--DOORS,
BLINDS,
—CASINGS,
—MOULDINGS,
can "ave thein on short notice and
at Io est possible prices. I have
also added a number of new mach
Ines which will enable me to do
work cheaper and better than ever.
S..BENNETT,
Successor to
WATT & SON
ELTONS
UMPS
e'honsands Celebrate
With thankfuluoss their restoration to
health, by the use of FIood's Sarsapa-
illa.
Think of the vast army who havebeen,
cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Men, women and childro n who have'
suffered the consequences of impure i
blood, who have been the victims of
scrofula sores, eruptions, dyspepsia ,1
nervousness; and sleeplessness, 1
They have tried ether mealtimes and 1
have failed to obtain relief. They tried
H'ood's Sarsaparilla and it did thorn good
They persevered in its use and it ace
complished permanent euros. Do you
wonder that they praise and recommend
it to you.
Charles And John Wesley,
It is said that Charles Wesley was
sometimes easily annoyed, and on
one occasion, at a conference, he be.
came so irritated at the prolix re-
marks of a speaker that he said to
his brother::
"Stop that man's speaking. Let
us attend the business."
But the offender was relating his
religious experience, and tho'Igh it
was at so great a length, John Wes-
ley evidently thought that no mashed
a right to interfere with it. ile was
therefore allowed to continue, but
the moment Same when Charles
could contain hiniselfno longer.
" Unless he stops," he whispered.
to John, "I'll leave the, conference.
By this time John was enjoying
the man's simple story, and he only
turned and whispered to someone sit-
ting near:
"Ruch Charles his hat!"
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If so you cannot find anywhere a preparation
to equal CR. CHASE'S SYRUP OF LINSEED AND
TUF.PEWTINS for the throat and respiratory or-
gans. We have hundreds of testimonials from
public speakers, singers, ministers and others.
One rev. gentleman says : " I never think of
entering my pt:l;tit without Chase's Syrup of
Linseed and Turpentine at my side." Such in-
tiorsat:oiis from the ministry should give con-
fidence in Ur. Chase's Medicine.
If you are troubled with that tickling sore
throat, so common among speakers and
singers, you will find ER. CHASE'S SYRUP OF
LINSEED AND TURPEIiTINE a positive and per-
manent cure. Teaspoonful dose, price as cents.
r.thnanson, Bates & Co., sole manufacturersa
for Canada, 43 Lombard street, Toronto.
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These Is Money In Cheese, Unnerved.
lie didn't have them again, that
was evident, but when lie came in
from his office at six, he was badly
rattled.
'What is the matter?' asked his
wife,
saw a woman a while ago,'
he stammered nervously, wearing
one of those confounded hoop hints—
`Skoop hirts?' queried the lady,
eyeing him closely,
`No—no,' shaking his head, 'one
of those confounded hook spirits- -'
'Hook spirits?' and again his wife
looked at him suspiciously.
'No, not that, one of those con-
founded skook pirts—'
'Skook pirts?' interrupied his 'wife.
Ile rubbed his head. hard and
tried again.
, 'One of those confounded seep—
'Henry, dear [leery,' interrupted
Mrs, .Elen ry, , getting up and taking
him ny the arum, suppose yuu g' out
and soak your wits for a few mem-
The cheese market seems to be
opening good this season, Canadian
cheese has now gained such an ens
viable reputation in" the markets of
Britain that it always eomtnands
ready sale at the. very highest prices
and is, cousequently one of the lead-
ing sources of revenue to our Can-
adian farmers, Oar butter and
eggs are now rapidly making their
way into publte favor on the other
side of the Atlantic, and with the
facilities now being provided for safe
and rapid transportation, they are
sure at an early clay to take as good
a position as our cheese now holds.
With greater care in selecting and
packing, Canadian apples will also
very speedily be in as great demand
there as our cheese, butter and eggs.
It. would seem as if we have now
reached the dawn of a new era of
prosperity. The Montreal Trade
Bulletin of last week makes the follow
ing significant and encouraging state-
ment. It says:
The exports of cheese from this
port last were 105,159 boxes, repres-
enting a cash value' of about x;600-
000, being about four times together
then those from New York, andmak-
ing a total from both ports of 1324600'
boxes; and yet the market 'o the
other side has not broken ,,under
these heavy shipmen , which demon-
strates the vest c ' mptive capacity
of the people of Great Britain for
cheese and this in• face of the fact
that the increase in values of the ex-
ports from this port last week was
about $275,000 as compared with
the cors esponding week last year.
In other words, the farmers of this
country received that much more
for their cheese last weelc then for
the same week in 1896. It is no
wonder that circulation is increasing
:in the country and arrears are being
liquidated. A large wholesale boot
and shoe manufacturer stated to the
writer a few days ago that he was
surprised to find remittances com-
ing in so well while new business
was so small. This is now fully ac-
counted for by our large ship-
ments of,eheece and other produce.
Will stand wear and tear for
5 ears. No better proof can IT
p A y s
be given of their durability
than is shown by the fact"
that some of these pumps put r,
in wells 25 years ago are TO ADVERTISE
still working. '
IN THE
IRON and 1'ORCE PUMPS
Supplied to Order.
Repairing promptly attended to.
'4Snor —Diagonal St. opposite;Beattie's TIMES
Livery. '
JOHN PELTON,
Wingham, Ont
WANTED . .
WANTED
+ + + TO REPAIR.
+ -1- + AT rI HE
Viugham
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IT PAYS TO
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ON T.
FoirStill continues its successful tvn'k of pia 'n; stud.
. oats in chard positions.
Between len, Ist and May 1st, four mo figs
our pupils eccurcd choice st'arttinns ' 513 tokkeer eri
Stono.trapheraand Toachor3in other Stillness Cot.
IN UNLIMITED NUMBERS V.
loses
•� —MOWERS,
--BINDERS,
—THRESHERS
—ENGINES
.and all kinds of Machinery
Nature's Medicine.
Nature's Medicine for constipation,
Liver complaint, sick headache, bilious.
ress, jaundice and callow complexion is
Laxa Liver Pilin, They are a perfect
laxative, never griping or causing pain.
One pill each night for 30 days will cure
constipation.
'Phe Army Worm Again.
The Hamilton Spectator says:
"The army worm ds back with the
mountain farmers according to the
statement of Frank. Wilkinson. He
says that when he went home yester-
day afternoon that he found the
fences on his farm alive with the little
soldiers,and they could easily beswept
off in great numbers. The worm is
yet small but as it decidedly vigorous
and healthy, it will not be long before
it attains its working size. Mr. Wil-
kinson brought a sample supply to
the city. The worm has the back
head so noticeable on the regular
army worth and there appears no
doubt that as it is the obnoxious pest
that made its way to the asylum
GRASS WITROUT WA,TF,U
11[r, J. 13, Olcott, the grass expert.
of Conneetieut where be has a col-
lection of 1,500 varieties froin 1.t11
parts of the world, thinks grass may
be grown on the arid plains of the
west without water, says the San
Francisco Chronicle, The possibility
of a green carpet of forage ,grass
covering the Itlajove desert is one of
his refreshing suggestions,. Mr. Ol
colt, having gro'i'n good turf in Con-
neeticut without watering', is anxious
to try some grasses in o winterless
land, where they may grow without
interference from snow and fierce
oold. Correspondence has been open
ed with Prof, Uhlgard, of the Cali-.
fornia College of Agriculture to see if
a place may be found for the experi-
ment at one of the state stations.
Pile Terrors Swept away
Dr. Agnew's Ointment stands at the
head as a reliever, healer, and sure cure
for Piles, in all fortes. One application
ents at the hydrant. will give comfort in a few minutes, and
Henry obeyed and when he re- three to six days application according
to directions will cure chronic oases. It
relieves. all Hailing and burning skin
diseases in a day. 33 cents. Sold at
Chisholue's Drug Store.
turned he said that it was ono of
those confounded hoop skirts that
bad unnerved him so.
Shortness of Breath.
"Since last year I have bad serious
heart trouble caused by malaria; Short-
ness of breath, smothering spells on re-
tiring, yiolent palpitation, etc., often
made me gasp forbreath. Oa procuring
Milburn's Heart and Nellie Pills I found
to my surprise and delight that they
gave almost instant relief. Y got healthy
restful sleep; my heart troubles disap-
peared; and 1 now feel very web indeed
Mr. Hugh Moore, Ingersoll, Ont. makes
this statement for the public good.
A Fast Stenographer,
Anent the prevailing discussion as
to the highest speed ever attained by
expert shorthand writers, there is a
story going the rounds of the feat of
a Georgia court stenographer, which
by long odds broke the world's record
in that line of work.
It was when that eminent jurist,
the late Judge Richard. Clarke, was
presiding in the Atlanta circuit of the
Superior Court. One of the most
remarkable murder•
trials was in
progress. The evidence was con-
flicting, and the Judge was called
upon to charge the juiya on some
decidedly new and interesting legal
points. Now the Jadge was a rapid
talker. In this instance it was very
important that every word he spoke
should .be correctly recorded, and he
so cautioned the stenographer.
Then Judge Clark began. As he
warmed up to his charge he was
speaking at the rate of two hundred
and fifty words a minute. Once he
glanced toward the stenographer.
That worthy official seemed to be half
sleeping over his work and apparent-
ly writing very slowly.
"Mr. --,are you getting my words
down correctly 2" asked the Judge. An lowa senator refused to take
At this the stenographer seemed to his salary because he was absent
wake up. With little concern he most of the time and does not think
replied : "That's all right, Judge, he earned. it. This is-vrong reasoning.
fire away. I am about fifteen words The more a senator is absent the
ahead of you now 1" more a state can afiord to pay him.
—Chicago Tribune.
Many pray for - the things they
need least.
Even a wooden Indian gots takers
in sometimes, a
It is easier to run with the crowd
than to walk by yourself.
Ile who would be strong in mind
must halve facts for his diet.
Every time a stingy man looks at
a dollar it shrinks to his heart.
The man who is ruled by his feel-
ings will always travel in a zig-zag
course.
It takes a big fool a life time to
find what others can see at a first
glance.
We are not to blame for the first
mistake we make, but we are for the
second.
Grand temples are built of small
stones and great lives are made up
of small events. •
Though the body may sherk labor
the brain fs no3 idle. If it does not
grow corn it will grow thistles.
The oldest person in Ottawa, Mr
Josepli Dubois,. one hundred and nine
years of age, died Friday morning.
He was born at Point St. Charles,
Quebec.
True wealth consists 'in health,
Is Your
Heart
Strong?
Or have you palpitation, throbbing or
irregular beating, dizziness, short breath,
smothering or choking sensation, pain in
the breast or heart. If so, your heart is
affected and will in turn affect your
nerves, causing nervousness, sleepless-
ness, morbid anxious feeling, debility.
11..sart-m Me we
FEU
Cure all these complaints by regulating
the heart's action and building up the
nervous and muscular system to perfect
health and strength. Price 6oc. per box
or 6 bores for $ eo, At all druggists,
Tllc modem t stand-
arae 'airily Medi-
cine ; Cures the
common, every -day
ills of humanity.
T•AnE
MARK
cURE
BILIOUSNESS
CONSTJPAT�®N
SICK HEADACHE
AND ALL LiEB TROUBLES
]� S a laxative, one pill acts perfectly,
AS
and if a stronger action is
desired a cathartic effect is produced
by two pills. In obstinate cases,
where a purgative is necessary, three
pills will be found sufficient. These
pills leave no unpleasant after effect.
vigor and courage, domestic quiet, One pill taken each night during
concord, public liberty, plenty of all thirty days will cure constipation.
that is necessary, and contempt for
all that is superfluous.
Remember this, that though we
pass away, the leaders of a cause fall
one by one, prineiplcr never die, they
are eternal, world wide and un-
changeable.
Have Any of These?
Palpitation, Fluttering of the Heart,
Shortness of Breath, Smothering Spoils,
Swelling of the Ankles, Nightmare, Spells
from last year. It is supposed the , most pronoituced symptoms of Heart Dis 11 the weeds that appear on his
Goods roads and fewer weeds are
two pressing tropics in many parts
of the country. "If," says a well-
known authority, "the farmer does
of Hunger and Exhaustion. These are net 1:1•
v was bidden in the round i ease Dr Agnew's Gura for the Heart will farm they will become in time, the
larvae
g
through the winter and that the I give relief inside of 30 minutes, and will greatest monopoly with which he has
I effect a ,, red euro inmost t stnbhorn cases. ' to Contend
th ut p y '
The farmers hi'that vicinity
Throe others have secure 1 planes, one is nomn.ence
next week, another th, (ollowi"g v e aid the
third about .Tune 15th.
Hero is where gradua'os of We sc' ool h.vo a
decided advantage over tho,o gratu,,red from the
average business college,
If interested write for ratslottne and a complete
list 01 whore students have been rlaced.
For Catalogue, address,
D. Ric., td II GAN a co.,
Ci:atha n, oat
Bring thein right along and if you FOR•''
prefer a new machine rather than
.repairing the old, we can exchange r
withyou.� <4I
Ir and Brass Castings, Forgings
Iron eta supplied while you
it.
Pipe and Pipe Fittings Carried
in Stock.
All kinds of lathe and machine
-work promptly and.. neatly done.
3'ouudry and Mrtfotine shop corner
Victoria an:1 '" ': t;,3 streets.
NIVAL `OGIA 136 00.
Proprietor
n
Made ill the
LATEST STYLES
Go to`''
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extreme heat hatched a eggs
o ss, jj
le cshould i it's wonderful. Sold at C}hieholni'e Drug ( William 11lttlheron, et' Mitchell, his
be on the lookout for the pest. It is , Store, 'wife, two children and his brother,
said that the only effective way of get' 'John, in the south ward, were brother,
t ip; rid of the n t':' Brawl into dig
I One kind of fruit, it seems, the:" ed on Monday, front eating can
trench for then ie, c nod corn. Drs. Wood and Ilurlburt
1 Manitobans will be able to grow } ,
cover thetn with lime.were e innneciiatel5 summoned, when
+without a doubt. A Kildonan man ` the usual rued. es were rc sorted when
ram in the sack. I this year has two acres of the [finest, After a time the patients showed.
".L was troi bled with a Hain in the' Strtwberl'ice. signs of improvement, belt it was, not
back for months, and after trying sheer -1 Dun t� Co., the commercial agents, . until next learning that all were out
al remedies without effect, thought I i of danger.
would use _Iagyarcl's Yellow Oil, I ant 1 report that the outlook for business I
tiled to say that after using two bottles. l in Canada is considered most sates- i Dariry Inspector ;Fuller visited the
1 was cotnpletely cured, and cannot re -1 factory, The tide has certainly
commend this excellent remedy too j turned.
highly.
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2 ' I It's a actable. It's li nidi. it's harmle
lvl ss 1rNA outtrartiv
• South klivor, Out, Can Work ail the Taco
"My daughter was suffering with ea-
�. 1 I t• t f tb and inlet. many
John Tolmie, M. P., came home air t o e stomach,
I+ride, . Lifeat Ottawa agrees with 1 different prescriptions without benefit.
Friday. 'is ! finally she began taking Hood's Sarsa-
him, Ile added 25 poU
weight during the session
the feet that he learned
bicycle while tboro. ---
Review.
Climax cheese factory one day last
.week and gave very high praise to
both the makers and the arrange-
ments and product of the factory.
A test of the whole vat showed an
average of 3,30 per cent of butter fist,
as high a test as any he had made.
PRICE
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FOR
shoo
ro the 'Madden Yeast Co., London, Out.
eentl�•mrn —Wo net on'ekcr and hatter results from
nsh:5 hitx, Maddens Yeast than any other we have
used, andd.hitddyrecommend it. DEAIiDRos.,makers
THE :-ADDER YEAST CO., London.
tide to his pendia and it helped her at once. She this season. The June cheese were
in spite of has taken 15 bottles and le now able tc he said the finest lot he had bored
wort, all the time. We prise Hood's .
to tido a Sarsaparilla very highly," ANNA bi>;it• 1 this season, and Mr. ldtui;y feels just-
.
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Iiineardln i rut', Katon, clue. l� proud in Consequence---Tiverior)
Watchman.
Hood's Pills act harmoniously with
H'ood's Sarsaparilla, Lure all liver ills.1
I , cents,
TiP i i Fr Alrent3for"Qucau Victoria, iters
TiP i 67 fief ': and Uinmoni ,l•tblleo. Wal ace— 'here 13 not mg .life'
(u,fowing;tutla,cat end riebeht T,ktnres. tot
tains the endorsed hie.rai.liy of itcr Aiaiesty, with i matrimony to make a man appreciate �
authentic ,History of her remarkable reign, and bull w ti t
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nroomit of the Dimond Jtthilca. Only *1,50. Filet the valla0 of 11)oney, I y
bock, `frtitiend• us dentond. nonnnya for orients. so. (} dollar a man 'gives to his wife Y1aa tan.
Coinntiislon to per rent. Credit triton. Mnight a 6,2,4
laid, outwit fret, Dot. id. write fm' no fit' does look bigger to him than"any 14 04=4
QUEEN'S BL00K, WINGIIA11'l
Ana s territory. ee cir DOMINION COMPANY, Dept. other dollar. ' oil
For Infcntt; emit Glii Fera,
`3 Y a° t l ,Y FILLS
CURE
BACKACHE
LAME BACs{
RHEL'MAe lSfoi
DIABETES
BRIGHT'S DISEAS::
DIZZINESS Aa`o r.LL
tkty %P
KIDNEY tc URINARY
DISEASES
ARE CURED S°f
ROAN'S MONEY
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business e. 3tc:a.1 fy. R1tDeit ;": PCBS. Iy
office is: i t' c i -.n;cdi .tr. ricin tyoftile Patentt),uoe
end my f. iii es for r,,• aria t pacing arounsttrpotted
Send re o'.l ketch eep tor. -1 'l (f invtntinn with
description "dtie,oineatAS tn� i.. �•1 r+claimed,
3^fiarr+na�ar,+ionr.4'a, •rn.r,>p1nfrr>titsdei
Irafex( {'t,,!, And :-r fee fir prosecuting the
appiiceti.n trt(l oto ,,a t..nr�% far ats,,t1; tree
paten,1 allows -1, "'a'.trr.Woorl' Gums,' coa•,
tiinhtgbat info rearlo',enttree. Aft Oenin unto
cations tor Ottertail+s-s tl lZfill Coa11401 riwl.DWI X' Aryrossits