The Wingham Times, 1898-06-10, Page 3MU
The People of Canada Are Satis-
fied and Convinced.
ALL WILL TESTIFY
That Munyon Has Kepi Faith With The
People and Made Good
PROMISES
Ills Remedies aro Becoming the
Safeguard of the }Ionto -Tito Peo-
ple Have Trusted tiutl laevo Not
Boon Deceived.
Airs. P. Davis, Trenton, Ontario, Can-
ada, sacs: "Mine has been a marvellous
ore of eczema by :ttuuyon's Remedies.
When I began using these remedies I wa
eovered from head to foot with scab., 2
suffered the most intense agony from the
errltntion and pale. I felt so bad th•tt I
believed it impossible to ever get well I had
timed a number of remedies to effect n
Niro. but instead, I was getting iwnr,e
i w+ts in firnee hospital for three months,
but they eould not help me. I finally cle-
.eid'ed to try trunyon, and after using afnn-
1on's,Salve and' other remedies I received
Immediate relief. The medicine seemed to
:help and cool the irritation. I am happy
to any now that I have not n nark on
my body and feel It is my duty to tell
ntlhers of the wonderful cure which has
been effected In my ease. I have unbound-
'. ed faith in Arunyon's treatment crud heart-
ily recommend his remedies." • '
Munyyon's nbeumatle Cnro seldom faf3 fo re:
iilove to one to three our and cures in a feW
•trays. Price 23e,
Manyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures all
'forins of Indigestion and stomach . treublea.c
Vrice 260,1•; i3
tlunyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia Salt'
breaks up & eo:1 Ian tow hours. Price Zia.
Munyon's Congh Cure stops coughs, night
4tweats, allay soreness and speedily heels the
lungs. Price 23e.
rdunyon's Kidney Cure,speedlly cures pain
.in the hack, loins or groins, and all forma ..of'
3ddney disease.. Price 23e: '
a?unyon's Nerve Cure stops nervotlsneoe And:
Entails up the system. Price 2$o.
Manyna's Headache Cure stops b'°nd3eb tgl
three minutes. Price 25c,
?dunynn's •Pilo Ointment pooitiveiy cares ai,
i[ollns of piles. ,Price 25e.
, r.:uayon's Ulnad Cure eradicates all•impttrlUae'
let the: blood. Price 25c.
Munyon'a ,male Remedies are boon to a12
?women.
11m:won's Catarrh Remedies never tail. The
Catarrh Cure -price 21o.-oradicatea the disease
from the system, and the Catarrh Tablets-priee•
137.—e1eanse and ben' the parts.
tfunyon's Astbma Remedies relieve in three;
atuinutes and erre permanently. Price $1.
Munyon's Vitalizer, , a great tonna cad re*
'
snorer of vital. strength to weak people.` 411.
A separate cure for each disease, At all drug.
stets, mostly 25 cents a vial.
Persnnnl letters to Prof. Munyon. 11 Albert
street. Toronto. Ont., answered with fret: Weds.•
eel advice for any-dlseaso.
Aphorisms.
\Vicat we ardently wish we soon
believe.—Young
She neglects her hear' who studies
Iver glass.—Lavfiter•
Dare to do your duty always.This
7s the height of true vi!lof.--S'i1t1-
sons.
A. man's wisdom is his best friend,
folly is his worst enemy --Sir W.
Temple.
If we cannot live sn ns to b.; hap
yy, let us lite so as to deserve it.—
.141teh.
It is a kind of good deed- to say
well, end yet words are no deeds.—
t": ha icespen re.
It has ever been my experience
Vat folks who have vices have
veru few virtues —Lincoln.
We are always on the torgeor on
•ern the anvil. By trials God is al -
'ways shaping us for higher things.
--Beecher.
The way of truth is like a great
woad. It is not difficult to know it.
The evil is only that men will not
seek it.--Menenius,
SORES GONE. SKIN CLEAR.
Mrs. Philip Mitchell, St. Marys, Ont.,
3rays :—"A y little boy aged 10, was tti
,complete muss of sores, caused by bad
blood', We could find nothing to cure
him. Finally I got a bottle of Burdock
.Blood Bitters, and before half the bot-
tle was gone he began to improve, and
by the time the bottle was finished he
bled not a sole on him."
The Kent flour mills are about to
adopt the new gyrator instead of the
entire bolting system, and new steel
lbboilers aro to be fitted up. The
mills will close for a month, and will
reopen with a capacity of 700 barrels
of flour and 300 barrels of meal
,11IE \\ 1N(x11AM TIME+,
THE CANADIAN FORESTERS
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RECEIVE THE FIRST LICENSE CA inn:
Al r4 3IJRA �r'P•, I\ QUEBEC Rt - tt Y� ETTER.
'J'II.::ii:11•IAW-:1,'I.I,\nin Rte,- p
COI(I) 0E A STAUNCH CAN -
A WONDER-
DIAN one ANILATR)N.
The Canadian), Order of: Foresters
was the first fraternal society to
conform to the insurance law recent-
ly enacted in the province of Quebec
mitt have been granted the first
license to carry on an insurance
business there.
9'his stanneh Cnna(lian society is
forging ahead and will no doubt
continue to prove as successful as it
has during the past nineteen year's.
This order now has a member-
ship of 23,000, with a surplus of
$618,305,71 on hand Ma' let, to pay
death claims. The amount is de-
posited in sonic of the best monetary
institutions in Canada, and as the
business of the society is economi-
cally managed and the rates are in
accordance with safe insurance, the
policy holders can rest content in
possessing a membership in one of
the best and most staple oreaniza-
tions thing business in this country, i
Dewing 1897 the Order paid out i
in death claims $152,352.53 and in
sick and funeral benefits $3U,633.89.
Over a million and a half of dollars
have been paid tat to its' members
and their dependents since its or-
ganization in 1879, notwithstanding
which it has a larger surplus on
hand for each moo risk than any
other society of the kind in Canada,
Owing to the culet'nt lneclicel abet•
tion, the death rate for the 18th
year of its history was only 5.44
per thousand. The Order possesses
these excellent feattl,tes which should
appeal to every one interested in
safe insurance : It is purely Cana-
dian and is therefore national in its
character ; the age limit is 18 to 45 ;
it has 0 Heed presidium and no death
assessment; its investments are per-
fectly secure, not a dollar of the
surplus being invested outside of
Canada, and the premiums and
interest accruing therefrom are used
only for payment .,f death claims.
A RAILW AY MAR'S STORY.
Mr. W. Ftanks, in ahargeuf the Grand
Trunk Engine Shops, Port Dover, .Ont.,
say :-"Four boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills cured me of a very bad attache of
Kidney Complaint and Lame Back.
Eeboes of I''ash'on.
Sashes will be much worn, the
Roman sash being in great favor,
The beaded seam is replacing the
lap and the strap 00 tailors gowns.
Fashionable checked cloths of the
best quality are not twilled this
season.
Even if you do not wear your
hair a la pompadour you should
wear the empire comb at the back of
the high knot.
Gold fillings iu .the teeth are now
bad form. The fashionable dentists
use a white cement that hardens
quickly.
Tail CYCLISTS' FRIEND,
No cyclist's frit is complete without a
bottle of l{ngyttrd's Yellow Oil. Gan bo
taken internally or used externally.Cuts,
Kites, Sore Throat, Pains in the Chest,
Bruises, Sprnine, Joints, Coughs
etc., it is always etYectual. Has no
equal as an all ,ouod remedy.
Don't.
Don't worry because you have
nothing' to worry about.
Don't do things to -day so you will
have their to do over to -morrow.
Don't think because a man loses
his head he quits talking through
his hat
Don't depend on your aunt if you
would be independent of your
uncle."
Don't be blind to the virtues of an
enemy or the shortcomings of a
friend.
tlzriiDont think the umbrella that goes
Y• to the pawn shop is the only one
that gets soaked.
�;,
1'J co. GriDe enough to kiss. Actions speak fonder
Don't tell a girl she looks sweet
than words.
Don't interrupt a miser at his de-
votions. It might cause him to have
mint his money all over again.—
Chicago News.
From a Grateful Its. an.
SAVER HIS LIFE.
Physicians, Medicines
and Mineral Spring;
Failed Him in his
'S'i 1n of Need.
A Prominent Druggist Vouches for
the Truth of Every Statement. •
'When you take flood's Pills. The -big, o]d-fasll-
toned, sugar-coated pills, wial h tear you all to
tem, are not in tt with Hood's. Easy to take
Hoo
and easy to operate, Is true'
at Pleas Pitts, which are
attr to late le every respect.
.tale, certain and ante. All
slrngg13t9. es& 0.1. 'flood St Co„ 7.ewell. Masi.
She eats Mao take Witassfesd'a earsenafl]la.
Wells & Riohardaon Lo,,
Uectlemen :--1 think it my duty,
without r,olitituiion frons anyone, to
write in the interests of other sufferers
nue give yon a testimonial in fasor of
your (to tae) almost miraculous remedy,
Paine's Uelery la,tnpound. 1''or more
than 0 year 1 was suffering from the ag-
onizing pants of seiatfua, and alter try.
iug; all that rnedlual skill could devise,
anti using many remedies patent and
otherwise, 1 concluded to try the Hot
Springs at Ban tr. 1 took the treatment
thoroughly and carefully for Fix weeks
and came house at the end of that titan
rauked with pain and weighing 43 pouua
less. At this juncture, when hope had
almost tied, I heard of 1'aine'e Celery
Compound. It seemed suited to 'n,y
cane, and I sent to my druggist, .dr. J.
W. Higginbotham, of this place, and
asked about it. He recommended it to
me, and I took a bottle. I soon began
to feel' better, and after taking the
second bottle 1 was a cured man and
threw away my crutches.
I keep a bottle on hand in case of any
return of the eotrplaiut. 1 am now 53
years old, and 1 reel as spry and healthy
and free from pain as I ever did in my
life. 1 was burn in Nur folk. England,
and ca.nie to Canada when only 3 years
old 1 was brought up in the township of
Cornwall, Ontario, and came to Mani-
toba eight years ago. Have always been
a farmer and em as able to do hard work
now as ever I was.
With a heart full of gratitude for the
benefits derived frotn the use of your
remedy. and a wish to influence others
who may suffer, I gladly and freely in-
dite this letter
Yours gratefully,
JAMES LnVI RXNCTON,
Virden, Man.
Mr. J. W Higginbotham, the success-
ful and extremely popular druggist of
Virden, v/uches for .Mr. Leverington's
statett.e Eirs as follows :
I have known Mr. Leverington for two
years or more, and can confirm what he
says in regard to his cure by Paine's
Celery Compound. Ever since his oure
be has been sounding its praises, and is
a perfect enthusiast on the subject of
Paine's Celery Compound. I believe
him to be thoroughly reliable,
N. W. HICM INEOTnIAa1,
Druggist.
'VIGOR for HEART and NERVES.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve rifle oure
Anlr'min, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Weaknens, Palpitation, Throbbing,l'aint
Spells, Dramatis, or any condition ate
rising frt m Impoverished Blood, Dis-
ordered Nei ves, or Weak heart.
eJ U7 T l+a 10, t 898.
The Rights ofBi iyclistrn.
As many people are ignorant of
the law regarding the rights of bi-
cycles on the public highways we
quote what the Revised Statutes of
Ontario have to say in the nlattt!l',
recognizing however while we do so,
the neeossity c f making bieye:iee
strong enough to wreck. lumber
wagons before all learn the courtesy
they are asked by law to observe.
While; no CORIIROUs cyekikt will de-
mand in toto the fall rt'(j'lfeelut'nts of
the law tinder rrdiairy ell cum.
stances, yet it i:, well nil' wheehlulen
and drivers each to nnderioand hi-;
duty in relation to the oilier. The
law says :-
1 (u) 'In case a person travelffng
or b,+ing upon a highway in atatrge
of a vehicle meets a person Lea coiling
upon a bicycle or tricycle, he shall
where practicable allow the pent;'(
travelling is pan a int;l DID (0' tricycle,
sullieient room on the trlevelle.I p•n'
tion of the highway to pass to the
right.
1 (b)'ln case a person travelling
upon a highway on a Diet ell+ nr
tricycle, overtakes an)• veli els or
horseman travelling at a Tess speed,
or a person travelling on fuc)t, the
person travelling an a bitiyete or
tricycle shall give to the ether person
audible warning of his approach
before attempting to p•ess.'
1 (r) In 01180 8. per:lug travelling
or being upon a st:•et't''1' highway
on a bicycle er tricycle: is' ')vertaken
by any vehicle ur horseman travell-
ing at a greeter speed, the person so
overtaken shall quietly turn out to
the fight and allow the said vehicle
or horseman to pass and the person
so nvertekinw the' bicycle or tri'sycle
shall turn out to the left so far tis
inay be necessary to avoid a collision.'
CONSTIPATION CURED.
It's important y lu should have natur-
ai aetiou of the Ii,wels. Purging and
griping; du vi'-leuce to tlia rystem. Lama -
Liver Pills are uaturo'a own medicine
for all disorders of the St.utuaeh, Liver
and Bowels. Cure Constipation by
toning the bowel wall and stimulating
the secretions. Leave nu bad after
effects.
T.
Ito VW/41.1.ct t'j)o.1 the 1'.nny.
'('lit• eilriatt•ltii.g of the bairn pas
betel at. t.veat. in Slee ''f'• .''' ti1:Ylly 1t
i.nt tt m'+t ,141 happens
that the finite) p'tty5 ft conscious. part.
1 a,'NiNG tt A clerked friend tied m(' of an ex.
8 '
Mr. Stephen Wescott, Freeport,
' N.S,, found (Burdock Blood Iiitters)
' a wonderful blood purifier and gives
his experience as follows: "I was
' very much run down in health and
employed our toted physician who
attended me three months, finally
• my leg broke out in running sores I
with fearful burning. I had thin- 1
: teen running sores at one time,
from my knee to the top of my foot. 1
All the medicine I took did me no
' good, so I threw it aside and tried
13.13.13. ; when one-half the bottle was
• gone, I noticed a chance for the
better, and by the time I had finished
two bottles my leg was perfectly
i healed and my health greatly inn
i proved."
Alfred Hunt, the private hanker of
Braeebridge, who suspended pay-
ment last week, has assigned to J.
W. Bettes, the sheriff. It is under-
stood that the liahilitiea will be
probably in the neighborhood of
$75,000.
A God•Sent .Blessing..
Mr. B. F. Wood, of Easton, Pa., was a
great sufferer from organic heart disease
He never expected to be well again, but
Dr. Agnew's Cure for Inc Heart was his
good angel, and he lives to -day to tell it
to others, hear hien : ••I was for fifteen
years a greet sufferer from heart disease
smothering spells, palpitation, pain in
left side and smelled ankles. Twenty
.h; au ileo s treate 1 cut. bu t I got no relief
Beekeeping. T used Dr. Agnew's Cure for the heart.
- - - One dose relieved me inside of tulrty
Few rural industries can he made
to yield such good returns with so
little effort as beekeeping. It is a
pursuit in which every farmer might
engage with profit. and any farm
lad might create from it, while still a
boy, the beginning of a fortune. It
is much to be regretted therefor that
the Dominion government cannot see
its way clear to the encouragement
of this industry by the addition of a
bee -keeping, expert to the Experi-
mental staff; anti it is to be hoped
that another session will not be
allowed to pass, without this need
being 'satisfied.
THE KIND YOU MEED..
The True, Reliable and Easy Working Dia-
mond Dyes.
When the Diamond lyes are used the
work of home dyeing is a pleasure to
every woman. Doubts and fears regard-
ing results are net't'r entertained. There
is a eontidenee in every woman's heart
that oerfeJt antic will crown her efforts.
•.t is an established tact that all Ciders
of the Diamond Dyes come out in full -
flees. richness and oeatlty.
) or long.leng ye,ni'e Diamond Dyes h+v°
been the favorite fancily dyes in every
civilized country, And ultbotigh lenity
ton package (type are now being offered
for stile oy (Iealera who think mitre' of
big profits Manor giving satisfaction to
the .publll:, the great, inferiority of
these imitation 'lyes in etrength,fastnNig
•beauty land ibritfianey was sorra diseov.•r-
ed,.nnd they rare now avoided. and eon •
downed by all who prize good ,brig "t
and durableeuinrs.
Thotrsaads.of tes'titnotliuls are coaling;
in from all oasts of the country testi se
ingt to the excellence and vast so eerier 7
of the Diamond Dyes.
Ee(useall poor, worthless and imits-
tion dyes when they dna offered to gnu,
Ask for the "Dianirnd" and see that the
DEMO is on each packet.
Book of directions and esr'1 of 48 not.
ors tree to any address. Write to Wells
alt ltiehnrdrrrnCoe Montreal P. Q.
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minutes. Several bottle,* cure -1 n.te."
Sold by A. L. Hamilton, druggist.
The Tflenn Company have ,just
received air order for 10J smelts of
their best grade winter wae it; ('lean
for Porto Rico. The order is for
itnmediate delivery, and cache
through a large shippine drat in
Lunenbur•g, Nova Scotia.
•
et'}'lr;'u 11,8 ,,tltt'r (Li V.
cl eon was burnt to 11 st-afaring
member of lik congreegi11'ui while he
way, in foreign parts, and at: his re.
(11,(.6t l.lhtisul tl•as llc•1'iw('ti till he
c„will re-edit t., '. 11(1 al,c„rs•)r fur his
child. sit: did net fennel; . till the
bey was two year'.'( "III, and for that
mamma i.:st' Lt'I't•nionl' took place its
the vestry. ,111 went well until the
s+pninkiilig t,aif; p:lice, when the
tar:hel' t."jCit.l ilii ilttillyl,t.,' sprinkle
IlIOit til. ti his lint',
Ile eons' liked the company by
fit yin 1.) 11 .l1','tr,rt wlti3'.1er :
"'i'hs • t'f ( Lr..l t l) 1t, Elly man : that
iv:i, a cl„-01 Pin'ty thi3 rn0i•ning,,"—
L",,duo
Iteulnt?', Burning, Skin Diseases,
Cured for d"5 Cents.
Dr. ernes'- uit:tn.:'ett. relieves in one
- day a!,•.: notrt•r, r*a1t rbeltnl, piles,
sea id 1., i,d, r(•4 -ate, 1oi ha•rt;' itch, ulcers,
hiotel,r,. surd elf eruptions of rue akin. Tt
is .uoi111,.t; ,•"n quieting and acts like mag-
ic i" !h,- v.i,,- ,.f all h.,.bv hiunors: 35 cents.
O :told by A. o. lfan:ilioit, drugg;iet.
:•OY
You 1equire
rynted
Statiorier
We are in a potation to turn out a
BILL, HE.t . S,
L.ETTEB HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
S'I`ATEMEIN TS, ETC.
,1t tt lU.e•t . gripe than ever before
SALE �ILLten
Printed on the shortest notice ai.d the price in keeping
with the times.
MNV= LOP'
We have the best stoek of Envelopes in tuwn, and we can
print and supply them 88 cheap as the cheapest.
Give us a call when you are in need of anything in the Printing line
4and we will use you right.
For Over Fifty Ye,irs,
AN OLD AND WELL-TR1t:D REMEDY --
Mrs. 'Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used fur over fifty ,runs by mul-
lions of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfeet success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
iemedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
the taste. Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty -tire stoats a
bottle. Its value is indalu.eble. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind
A vegetable remedy for diseases
arising from Disordered Liver, Sto-
mach or Bowels, such as Headache,
Biliousness, Constipation C oat ed
Tongue, Bad Breath, Feeling of
, Languor, Distress after Eating, etc.
?& ti. CURL Howe,li'l'onoton, NAL, sa at
"X used Lava -Liver Pillr for Headaches
,'incl Inver '1i:rouble, and they not only TOS
Keyed ate Dui eared me. They do not
' gripe or sicken and are easy/ to take.”
80171 'by' all Druggists *WO, 250.
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Vial or 5 foe* *a/�.
THE TINES, Wingham
CNF. OIyES RELIEF.
Don't Spend i t. Dollar
for
Med icine
until you have tried
You can buy them in the paper 5-i:c:mL cartons
Tele Tabules for Five Cents.
Plea port to put up nhaaply to .(stern tl.* nnty.r..t present d.men4 * . rt 101p pope.
If you don't find this sort of
Ripans Tabules
At the Druggist's
wn►
Vend hive Cents to `aka Ri?ANs CHEatre.AL, Coatt'AInr, 1•1',, is
::. u,•e St., New 1 .-•c, AIM they will be sent to yon by mall; St
::car:elle will be .Jed for qts c art. T1 (:lasncee are tot*
ie that Ripens 'I.. ,uses are the very hied' ine yea steed..
rine