The Wingham Times, 1897-11-26, Page 7THE YiTINGIIA31 TIMES, NOVEMBER 2f, 1897.
PEOPLE PRAISE IT,
Dear .firm, --I have often had coughs
and colds as well us bronchitis. Norway
Pine tiyrup 'n e me every time. I re-
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be .perfeot cure for all throat
a lung
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and It la tr, ''dales.
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:Mayfield, Ont.
From the way some Of these pet
poodles etre fondled and pampered by
the girls, any main !night be glad to
lead a dory's life.
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d."eelti.voie• eared By '`4''; ese
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They also relicvo Distress from Dyspepsia,
( T•ndlgcatiozl and Teo Hearty Eating. ,1 per.
'114bet remedy fur Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsf.
ness, Dad Tante in the Mouth, Coated'Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
.Regulate the BoweIs. Purely Vegetabie.
p. r
Sul ,,ti.tution
'ill,! fraud •of the day
S :e ycail get Carter's,
t.:�.
for Carter's,
r:.3i:,•t; and demand
C: l +s (1,; ,t -(:r Pills.
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REMEDd ES
Taking the lead everywhere.
We are working day and
1, night t, supply the demand.
Our correspondence shows
that hundreds upon hundreds
zf poor sufferers are being
restored to health and happi-
ness daily.
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Neuralgia, Lumbago and all
forms of Kidney and Liver
troubles.
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FRA1KU"'. H. HOUGH
Mitt )F Svx®etn WASHINGTON.D. tri.
ELTON'S
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Io. Would Succeed.
There is an instructive anecdote of
a Nova Scott.- lawyer told in the his-
tory ofArrierpolis country. A young
swan, anxious to become a lawyer,
made an application for a position in
the office of a barrister, where upon
the fallowing unconventional dialogue
ensued
'Well, young man, and so you'd
like to be a lawyer ?'
,Yes, sir ; I think T would Bloc to
be one.' -
'Where's your gun, my boy ? I
want to see your gun, my- young
gentleman, Fond of sporting, eh ?'
`I have no gun, sir ; don't know
whether I'd like gunnin{;;'
'No gen ! Well, you keep a boat,
then ? Like boating ?'
do not own :1 boat, sir ; do not
know how to use one.'
'You wear a watch, or keep a dog ?'
'f am too pocir to wear a watch,
and T have no dog.'
'You'll do, my lad, if you persevere
i in the course you have begun. The
law is a jealous mistress, and cannot
be won except by undivided attention
Remember this, my lad, and I will in-
sure your success. You may rely on
any assistance I can render you.'
'The young mar_ entered the office,
and in time became a famous lawyer.
!ME
Ontario Agrieuititral and lax per
mental Union.
The programme is to hand of the
next annual tweeting of the Ontario
Agricultural and Experimental
Union, whiel] 1s to be held at the
Agricultural College, Guelph, on the
8th, Oth and 10th of December.
We notice that reports of the
summary results of the year's co--
operative experimented work in
Horticulture, Agriculture and Dairv.
•
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tion the result, of the cooperative 1tilt Fr ult Growers of' (intuit.," •, by ,l, jji should wr;te to C. A.'/.avltz Secretary**
tests with leading variants a! straw- number of the ex .-tu(lt•nts of til(. i Agricultural College, Guelph, for a.
berries, raspberries, currants aed { Agricultural (soil -ge, on "import...nt I programme of the meeting, which;
goosebearies will be given. The Features in Ooanef•tion With Success full particul gra regarding CX-.
committee appointed to look after tui fanning Under Present Condi- t 0111'.400 rate u1 tit( railway, and,.
the dairy work will report an uniform tions' ; also by 0. 0. ,Janie . M. A., other metiers i!1 connection with the
tests made 111 several' cheese fit4t+)1'1fH Deputy Minister of ).sl'!d:•llltn!'k>, 'Poe- (thQeti!}gs
and creameries during the past I onto ; tsps 0. Ot('.:'ilnan, Ii. S. A. (,'i,>- 6 Tho ''o have
cts:t(: nt+rt r: ?twee ogs++, +...
summer. The results of all these bourg, Ontario ;. L. G. Jarvis, Agri-- been cured by i!,>od'u siert npari!ia prove
experiments in the different branches cultural College, Geeiple and others. ;.lei great, niarit of till:, metli• sue, Got
of Agrieulture should prove both in The Christmas Fat ;ltoek and P yul ""fly Head's
terestirig and profitable to those in � Show is to be held in the Victoria link, l'w' t:lll'VIP I1k::S..«!9'
attendance at the meeting. - The! (;•llell.h on the 11th and loaf of flee- I
hip, will be represented and discuss. wo-k tt,roughout impresses n5 ti;5 ember. Fin opportunity will be af.
ed at the meeting. Ie. Agriculture being of a pries ical nature, and j forded to those in attendance; tit the
alone co-operative experiments wore s onlay of: Careful study' by time I Guilin mooting t0 visit the Fat Stock
interested in A ;r]eulture. Show on the evening cif Thursday-.
Addresses are to be delivered by I I),;cefllbet' the lath.
Mr. George MOJ(F'rrow, Superintend -1 Arrangements have been 10:1(1:;•
ant of IF'atrrrtet''s• Institutes, Madison, ' with the Grand Trunk and 0ana(111tn
grasses and clovers for hay ; emu-- Wisconsin, 00 "Economical Feeding";, Paeifie Ref 1way Companies for exeur-
mercial fertilizers for corn and man- 1'y Dr. Jas. 1:111:5, President Ontario sign rates from December Gt!] to 13th
gels; and wit4 leading varieties of Agricultural College, Guelph, on 1 ineluiive.
grain, potatoes, roots and fodder "1$ lme of the Advantages of the On- All persons desiring to attend the
crops, Frotn the Horticultural sec- tario Fruit Elxporif tont Stationsmeeting a
1 to 1 ac ,tln� o. the Experimental Union
l.
conducted on '?,8 3,) different farms
throughout Ontario in 18117. The -•e
include tests with leguminous crops
and mixed grain for green fodder';
, thousands (.•f Pilgrims Airt.tl ,t 11th-*
ttetticll::ly healed by South Awed -
can ,.1'1"1'!0('.
"Per years I w.:.t , i ar •ed with ayapop».
..1st au.11•1.111 3,ti..,, .>y .n.>,.anta a.td reined-
d�it ! cosi i Oiv' me brit temperery relief
men ,.)lith American Nervine witsreeom-
needed to me. I pio.ur.-d u battle and
Flet relit:f from the first few d"s's. The
Kweilnig And. t> > .ts to
u'or.in stom(:h arapid-
ly dis.1 l- :'ai `d. and hi a very short time 1r
was a'a., fat sy critd It has b night ro-
hest he:1,10' 'leo n ir
Man .x?.rnprior,
I Ont. 13 1-i at Chialaolui'•a Drug Store.
Is caused by Uric Acid and et. r im-
purities lingering in the bloo, which
have not been filtered out b the Kid-
neys through the 1(l ine. e seat of
the trouble is not i the kin or mus-
cles. It's sick IC ne s. Electricity,
liniments or plast s 111 not reach the
case. But the di ,fl, se can be
was taken with a severe attack of rhea
matism, and could not turn myself in
bed. T was persuaded to try Dr. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney Pills. They soon put
me ou my feet agttin Less than one
, box cured me so completely that I have
returned again to my work in the Lake
Shore Repair Shops an well as over.
WM. A. SCHOFIELD, Adrian, Mich.
I am pleased to say that Dr, Hobbs Spar-
agus Kidney Dills ale the most relieving
remedy I have ever used for rheumatism
you may use this as a testimonial for the
benefit of others who are afflicted. Cees.
Hess, Veteran of Civil War, 281 Ade-
laide St., Detroit, Mich.
Will stand wear and tear for
ears. No better proof can
be given of their durability
than is shown by the fact
that some of these pumps put
in wells 25 years ago are 1
still working.
xxioN and. FORCE PUMPS
Supplied to Order.
,Repairing promptly attended to.
Snor—Diagonal St, opposite I3eattie's
r,ivery.
3011N P1LTON,
Winghani, Ont.
DR. HOBBS S
KIDNEY PILLS.
Dr. Hobbs Pills For Salo in WINGHAM
ONT., by GORDON & Co., Druggists.
The Stomach.
There is a wonderful sympathy be..
tween the stomach and all other parts
of the body, but that between the
stomach and brain is so active and
perfect that the most skilled physician
is often greatly puzzled in trying to
decide when one is ill whether the
brain or stomach is really to blame.
Nothing is more common, for example,
to meet a long standing case of dys-
pepsia in which the prominent and al-
most the only symptom is a dull and
fretting headache. While persons
have suffered for many years from
what they beleived to be a grave or-
ganic disease of the stomach and were
themselves fully convinced that can-
cer 1.t least was the cause of their suf.
fering, it turned out that when a post-
mortem examination was made that
a healthier stomach than the
average was found, but 'there were
evidences of long standing and serious
disease of the brain. In fact, sick
headache is the result of eating too
much and exercising too little. In
the majority of cases its cause lies in
the fact that the food last taken is so
rich in quality or so excessive in quan-
tity that the stomach cannot digest it. >
A simple diet on grains and ripe
fruit, with sufficient exercise in the
open air to keep up a gentle perspira-
tion, would speedily effect a cure.
With some persons this headache
comes on at regular intervals and is
the stomach's signal of distress at
having been imposed upon. To take
two teaspoonfuls of powdered charcoal
in a glass full of water will sometimes
give relief, or a tablespoonful of lem
on juice 15 minutes before each meal
and the same at bedtime.—New York
Ledger.
Por Over Plfty Years.
Art Or.n Arty wntn-'ruir.n RrluanY—
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil-
lions of mothers far their children while
teething, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, euros wind collo, and is the bust
teunedy for diarrhoea. Is pieaeant to
the taste. Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty-five gents a
bottle. Its value is inoalu.l(ble. 13e sure
and nr,k for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
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From the Meaford, Ont•, Monitor
About two years ago the Monitor procur-
ed an interview with Mr. Reuben Petoh of
Griereville in order to ascertain from his
own lips the reports were well founded that
he had attributed his most astonishing re-
turn to health to the use of Dr. 'Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People, The result of
the interview was published in the Monitor
under the date of Jan 17th, 1896. Mr.
Petoh's case was certainly one of the most
extraordinary in the annals of medicine in
Canada—if not in the world. He had been
111 for five years and during that time he
consulted no less than six or the best phy-
sicians he could find, but none could give
him the least relief. His limbs and body
began. For three years niiore he lingered
in the condition above noted, utterly help-
less, and a burden to himself and friends.
He was then advised to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. He did not hope that they
would help him, but in his sad condition
he was prepared to grasp at anything that
afforded the prospect of even a slight
relief. The first change noted in his con-
dition after he began the use of the pills
was a disposition to sweat freely. Then
life began to return to his hitherto dead
body, and from that time on his progress
towards recovery and activity was steady
and certain.
The publication of the interview, con-
taining the facts above noterI,ceated unus-
were puffed and bloated to such au extent
that he could not get his clothes on, and
for two years he bad not dressed. He had
lost the use of his limbs entirely, His
flesh seemed to be dead, and pins could be
stuck in various parts of the body without
being felt or creating the slighest sensation.
Ile could not move about and if he attempt-
ed to get up would fall and would have to
be lifted up. Ile was unable to open his
mouth sufficiently to take sohd food, and
bad to bo fed with a spoon like a chill.
The doctors said his trouble was spinal
sclerosis, and that he could not pocsibly
get better. He was in fact nothing more
or leas than an animated corpse, so helpless
was he. He was a member of the Canadian
Mutual Life Association, and was under
their rules entitled to disability insurance
and trade a claim for it. Two motors, on
behalf of the association, were sent to
examine him, and they pronounced him
incurable and permanently disabled, and
in accordance with their report he was
paid a disability insurance of $1,650. This
was about two years after his sickness
body. Perhaps you have observed that I
have now even ceased to use a cane, and:
can get about my business perfectly wel
You may say there is absolutely no doubt
as to my curd being permanent. Indeed
I am in even better health than when Z
gave you the first interview."
"Do you still attribute your cure to the
use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills?" asked tha.
Monitor.
"Unquestionably i do," was tho re pier
' Doctors had failed, as had also the num-
erous remedies recommended by my
friends. Nothing I took had the slightest
effect upon me until I began the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. To this wonderful.
medicine I owe my release from a living
ual interest not only in his - section, but death. I have since recommended Dr
throughout Canada. w 1liat a man whose Williams' Pink Pills to many of my
limbs and body w.;pr'all but dead, wile had I friends, and the verdict is in their favor. Z
been exatnineil"l>y medical experts, and 1 shall always bless the day I was induced to
pronounged4fia`curable and on the strength take them."
of thehoport was paid a large disability The abovd are the chief statements made
claim should afterwards be cured by Dr. by Mr. retell in this latest interview, and
Williams' Pink Pills was looked upon as a the Monitor may remark, from a long
marvel. Many wero sceptical ; not acquaintance with him, that the consider
as to the cure—for the fact that he his state,nents absolutely true and reliable.
was actually going about proved Ile has no interest to serve other than a
this....but they did not believe it would desire to recommend the medicine that has
proyo permanent. In the view of the doubts done so much good for him, and t e feet
then expressed, the Monitor determined to sure that if any sufferer will write Mr.
watch the case closely, and now nearly fetch, enclosing a stamp for reply, lie will.
two years after the cure was first publish- endorse all the statements made above,
ed, has again interviewed Mr, retch, with We may further add that Mr. Fetch's re -
the result that we are ian a position to say markable recovery leaves no doubt of the
most emphatically that this remarkable wonderful ourative powers of Dr. Williatne
cure has proved permanent. Pink Pills, and it seerns reasonable to infer
On being questioned again, Mr. retell said that they will do for others what they ill/Vet
"You see those hands—the skin is now Coat. done for him ---restore health and vitality.
ural and elastic. Ones they were hard Tite cheek at tho head of this article is tt,.
andwithout sensation.Youcouldpierce them fan simile of the one by which Mr. Fetch's
with a pin and I would not feel it, and what disability claim was paid and is given in
is true dm hands is trap of,tlla rest of my further corroboration of his statements.