The Wingham Times, 1898-12-23, Page 3111E WINGRAM TIMES,. DECEMBER 23, tb9s,
; ! T11111 OII•A:I'it urE `i IN 1r'11I MING,
111 nounre, l.) V 1 Ct,aUslan Ir4 COMPETITION, UI1!kITsittl,;
6y, Paige's Celery Compound
as Used..01.
*its Wondrous Work
Cclnr ai. ,is the Ad.-
r.r ratiolx of Ali.
It only requires the fair and honest use
of une bottle ot 1`utun't± Utlery Compound
;<o c.nnaln:0 t1 buffering wau or woman
abet there is virtue, power and lila ni
t ail) drat) td the Woudruus wediuiue.
1.1.1u8lasrrttun is supported by the taut
that thimatiacia of well and woven in.
'Canada Wbuuan v.eliaatford to call in the
hest nu:die/it aid et duos of stukuesi, are
vow tieing 1'nine's Celery Cotupuut,d in
anatomic:0 to all other medical preserip-
atone,.
$owe people, who have never tested
t he health paving virtues of Paine's Cel -
try Compound, wrongly Muss it with the
000111100 pitttlnt medicates, sarsaparillas,
nervit.ea and purifiers so estan111Vbiy ad-
vertiaed. Paint's Celery Compound is
far removed tram any of these prepare-
tions ; it is 611111111111 superior to all other
medicines ea the diamond ie superior to
cheap glass,
iC Painu's Celery Compound is the a"ar•
velluus preseriptiou or.oue ut the great,-
. eat ph)tatiane ti•)at ever lived, and has
aeon the hearty endorsatiou of the nob-
lest medical weu of the age. Its merits
and its coutinued vtotortoe over diseaee
drive carried it to end'urtng lave. It
has given now life to those almost dying
from liver and kidney troubles; it has
rawer) up the rheumatic, neuralgic and
dyspeptic!, aid purified the booed of
those tortured by blood diseases.
if you are sick, ailing and cannot en-
joy lite, try one bottle of 1'aine'a Celery
Compound.
An Attractive Family Paper.
The Dominion Presbyterian has
arcade its appearance. The new
amp?' is • publir)hed by Mr. C. BIack-
cett Rubinson, the founder and core
lduetc•r for over twenty-six years of
The Canada Pres'by'terian. It is the
aannounced intention of the publisher
to nuke The Dominion Pres-
byterian second to none as the repre
sentative religious newspaper of the
J'reebytetian (perch in Canada.
'The rust issue gives prominence to
.vvl:olesornc and interesting reading,
for old and ),out. : presents the ac-
livitiks of tl•ie church in an attraccive•i
mummer ; gives a proper piace to the'
important work being dune by the;
'Young People's Societies and furn•• t
ashes an up-to-date pap( r ir) all de-.
Jlartnlents. During 1899 The Do ; a
Iarinion Presbyterian wit' publish a'
umber t f •q u ially valuable papers,
twitter) by proutine.nt ministers and
3•1t ruin, In order that she widest"
cuts don may be had at once, the
ublisher has decided to offer Tho
aDunhiaaion Presbyterian from now 1
aunnt let .January, 1900, for one
tdollar. Address, 32 St James St.,1
itluntieel, or 5 Jordan St , Toronto.'
Uir KNOWI T.:tic 44 IJI("HOVEL)
NEt:Ess1Tr!?fi,
4 One of the (muses of/.� progress is
the world wide ctalr,peitition created
by the general tlilfusion of know.
ledge, the enortnous extension of
rail way and shipping facilities, the
building of telegraphs and the
circulation of newspape••s. Thoeo
have made the New Zealand farmer
a next deer neighbor, in market
competition, to the Canadian, and
• have brought the coolie ot India
with its wheat into direct competi
tion with the settler in the vast and
• fertile plains of Manitcba and the
Northwest Territories. The Cana-
dia.n farmer is therefore compelled
by the stress of competition to turn
his attention ' to these classes of
(products which he es,n exchange' to
the best advantage. He can do
that successfully by selling those
rs' iich call for shill iu their .produce
tion ' and manufacture, as he is
thereby lifted above competition
with the low order of labor which
prevails in southern countries as
India and Russia.
The stern necessity which con-
tinuously confronts the farmer of
giving full value for all he gets, has
compelled some unprovement of the
quality of his products. A. business
man or speculator may acquire a
good deal—we carelessly and bacon:
rectly say, may make a great deal
—of wealth by a happy or unhappy
streak of luck. It is the law of the
farmer's business to get Wealth only
for fall value given. To thein as a
class it is ct•mmitted in a peculiar
manner and measure to preserve the
moral integrity of humanity by re:
speeting the rights of others, ' since
willingly or unwillingly they have
TH N 131J1i`,RY.
Minutes of council herd 1nMaguire's
hall, Btuevale, Dee. 15th, kali.
:tktnhers of council till pr•eseut, the
reeve in the (.'hair. The ut1nurt's of'
last meeting were read, approved
and big -tied.
The treasurer laid the annual
statement of rt cents and expendi•
tares for the filltant!ia1 year, Dee. 1.5 h,
1897, to Die. 115!h, 1898, bt1'utc the
council for c'xan)i)I110.11.
Cruiekslranke--- 1iosgrove — That
the financial statement he adopted
and that the elerk get' '200 copies
printed. --Carried.
Cr'uleksheeks—Coup'and — '1';aat
By-law No. 13/1898 be parsed for
tate huldiug of a publie meeting in
the Foresters' hall, Bluovale, on
iilonday Dee. 26th, 1898, at the hour
of 1 o'clock P. m. for the noa)fnation
of' canoidatcs for the otlb ers of reeve
dlour councillors f
an or tl
re manici-
paa.lity of Trai•tlberry, fur the year part.
1899, and should a poll ba required
for the els `t' f bo d
Mortuary B.eturns.
Ninety per cent of the total popu-
lation etre included ill the enonthly
repine tient out by the rruv'incial
Petard of Health for October. Out
of 272 deaths from oontogeous dis-
eases reported in that month 14 re,'
milted feed) seturlatinc, 69 from diph•'
theria, 4 from measles, 5 from whoop-
ing cough, ;) bun typhoid :and 153
from con'untptinn. The l,r•ge per
eentt)ge from the latter disease is',
steadily maintained front month to'.
mouth. Consumption though for
sometime known to medical science
as a contagions disease, has not been
looked upon as snob by the general
public. The prevalence of this
terrible scourge and the certainty of
its contagious diameter should lead
to much more rigid precautions be -
,in; taken to prevent its spread than
has been generally adopted in the
e Coit 0 13. VC Hoare 0
ees, Such pull shall he opened on
Monday, Jan. 2nd, 1899 at the hour
of 9 o'clock a. tn. itnd kept, open un-
til 5 o'clock p. in. and no lunger, in
tee following places
Polling Div, No. 1, in the School'
House W. T. Plot 'Phos. lNTetterfield
D. IL 0..
Polling• Div. No. 2, �in the Forest -
ere' hall, Bluevale, John Burgess,
R. o
Polling Div.., No. 3, in the school
hotise S. S. No. 9, T. R. Powell D.J.O.
Polling Div. 4, in the school house
S. 8, No, 3, G. B. Scott .1,11.. 0.
Carried.
Coupland— Mosgrove — That A.
Dalgleish be paid $1 error in dog
tax. Carried.
The report of the local board of
health was laid before the council
and read by the clerk.
Coupland—Mosgrove— That the
known no other experience. report of the 1oeal board of health' be
Where shall the farmer look for adopted. Carried.
liIitche{i — Cruieksbanks — That
guidance irl fitting himself for the
Mr Lankness be paid ail error in
future changes which progress im: dug tax Carried.
pliesThe following accounts were passed
1. To the " illusti'atio .societies, and cheques on the Bank of Hamilton
exhibitions and illustration stations, issued :—C. A. Toole $4, services ars
which Tarnish object lessons and
stimulations provoking hint unto
better works.
2. To voluntary associations,
farmers' conventions, meetings of
clubs and Farmers' lustitutes, which
nake the information of' the leading
'antlers the ceminon property of
ill.
3. To the departments of agrieul:
tare of the pro vineiai governments
and the department of agriculture of
the Dominion, through the various
agencies which they provide,—Prof.
Robertson.
Every household shook( have on hand
a box of Dr. Chase's Olnta)ent. The
it
; d 'erslty of uses to which it can be put
and the many doctor's bills it saves war -
NV hen you are nervous and sleepless,; rant it in taking first ohm in the family
sake Hood's 7•+ratiparitin. it nhnkets the; medicine chest. All dealers sell and re-
aierv,res strong and gives r,srreahtng siiep. commend it.
t a,a•.a a.aa,..a,arra.umae>mw.a Faaa ,�aaaa .sae. a. `• a.:..aa
You'd Never I)iitt
If your iwart never stopped beating. .You would never be. sick if your heart
wa:i alit; ya able to carry r,eh, healthy blood in sufficient quantity to every organ �v131
and IL al! of your body. nyy,
\V:u •1 your hc.trt, through weakness or theatrti:t clue to worry and overwork,
is unul+l • t4, ;apply the ncc(•..4:n;: amount of rich, hcaithyblood, every part of your
burly 1'i'tins to show sifa)is of w•ealaiess and disease,
ort., AG1 ItliV'SS !Flour CURE
Su•r•:1•;tb"'n•: the heart and purities thd blood. It positively gives relief in thirty
nitwit" ten 1 effects a a x!rdv, n.•rmancnt cur-, It cares nervousness, slcepioss-
ne's, lean d ;%a, headache, tfca:nndency, female disc':, as, and all other ailments
that aa:•iiia won 1'i ra'i's of the ham. anti blood. If you suffix from palpitation,
awe eL .,r a r4••;ul u' polar, shc,rtn. ;'.,f breath, fainting i,peU! or o lack. of normal
•ttn,e,e,!1r .n.,l vii„.,r iia ary part of the hotly, yam ik.n,1d secure 1)r. AGN1:w's
Ilea., r' aa.
t );, 1, 'r:w'ti t •-a•r.tittii.tt. 1`i 1J t:isonan) eat. c r+n.id is ;r: atcltntini aa•ra
• nrct t.1: •. `1: ut. it. I 1': -;i tv's sire ran:. r •ashu., ,,. t r in etre of skin
„ t;'aA 41,1y. ttSCts, asN1hd ;ri.,lt 111.. 17o.et7 4
M. II. D. ; John Dimwit $2, services
as Sanitary Inspector; James Elliot
$4, services as M. B. of EL; William
McPherson 84, services as M.B.of H.
Geo. Fortune $4, services as M. B. of
H. ; Wm. Deyeli $5, services as M.
B. of H.; John Burgess $6. secretary
of L B. of II. ; John Burgess $50,
part salary ; Wm. McPherson $60,
salary and tees as road commissioner;
Wm. McPherson, e4, making finan-
cial statement ; 'Wm. Cruickshanks
$45, salary and fees as road com-
missioner ; Wm. Cruickshank $3,
work on bridges ; John Mosgrove
$40, salary and fees as road com-
missioner, John Mosgrove $2, work
on bridges ; John Coupland $40,
salary and fees as road cummrssioner;
Wm. Mitchell $38, salary and fees
as road commissioner ; Wm, Mitohell
$3, work on bridges; Peter McLaren
$40, part salary ; Peter McLaren $7,
making financial statement ; Paul
Powell $25, balance of salary; Paul
Powell $5, postage and statior.et•y;
Duff & Stewart $3,75, lumber for
culverts, Morris boundary ; McLean
& Son $32 56, lumber ; Geo. Pocoek
$1, gravel ; A. Dalgleish $1; error
in dog tax ; Robt. Harkness $1, error
in dog' tax ; Wm, Maguire $1, rent.
A eommunit;ation was read from
Mrs. Burley, W. T, Plot. asking for
it refund of statute labor tax. Filed.
,Jells lBunoass, Clerk.
For Oz'or alit/ > ears.
An Old and Well- fried lietuettJ—Mia
w's Sootluug 1:13,rup has been
used for over itty yt•arn by millions of
•uotlii!rs for their 1.1; Iclreu while tenth.
ttith perfect sootiest; It boothee the
•Jhild. sof tons ta,o ltutw. allays nit pain,
tura- wind polio. tool ie Ilse beat rt'tue'Jy
Far diarrha'a. It is pleasant to the bate,
4ol.c by druggists to every part 4,t' the
wor Id, '1'ivs'r,ty•1'ito clots a bottle. Its
value le in() tluallc. Be sure you ask For
airs. 't inalIW'a Soothing Syrup, and
take no °LIer kind,
'l'hr 1ittnt1pf1rithiil ban hall of the
Interior Doper Fluent will shortly
is:+UO a leo page arida, which will he
tina'uted It' the p1('15ellttition : f the
t. eu{„1'tit lik'al mid r•a p'tarrap -leaf firth
tun's a well a, the elitnettie cotuiit:
11.11 of 1;a nada.
A (Irv, 't11IciT.)14s 5 4sei(l)i ureter •'ita'ea
4:1.. tin • 1711• alit, tit 1(4 1',nhpplbtn byIblorat
11 41,1 •Len,,nd+io,.rv. 11.t1;,441Muni”. M1„0,11-•
1,1
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411 t'+',:1 t', i•: 4,4111 ,•.1111.1. Iti 1.11 haat.. ,. (11111'
aerate 44 0 1• n••.ei 0 Mt, 1., 1111, 11.110111.15 .It tit,•
nu1,114t- i„ n• •t: ht.t;;. 1 i Ito• 1 11 111^.a, tlrl.rhr.y,tt
41I(14114 it rbc• rostella rvnnl'1 With Axniu,tt,lu, nn
,rt ,11',•) ,1111., 11,• :,-,i:, vi Ili 1I' iY :.11.1 ft, 1110
1" r ' Y t 4.11 ,41 )hr Pelt ,.r 514.11, 1;.110.4 t'r
4ger11- 11 ,•' 1 1 "• .rlai:1;11 ',acme" Gild., 1•3 lab%-•
4111 Ir.r ±,ladr• rat+ler••• 44111,1 .411.E 1,(4((' 1rtink,
t.'•1t t •. �1e11 1 rflt•i 10 t,Itb'txdi. ('1(11.1
41+1 11" t ,nlM,I'5 ,.1„1Mfit alH.u'h+l•,k4, 131118
ire 't 41 ,. t ala tar. 4ert'.t. :1.9t5 11•n..x1
v=.J1.e'Y
Dr. Von tan's Pineapple Tablets
--A gentle Limo that iuuruttseti the gas-
tric juices, reitulates the bowls, nssints
vituro in digesting the food, which
gives the nutriment that makes good
rich blood and nerve force, builds up the
broken wails that disease has bombard-
ed, foi•c'es the ene(nlns o! bi-nith to capitu.
late anti gue for a truce, 35 cents, Sold
t'yA.L.Hamilton,
A Use For Waste Ptaees.
Business man—I don't see why
you farmers are forever complaining.
What is the matter with the place
where you live? '
Mr, hayseed—Waal in th' fust
place, the. land ain t no good—
nothin' but stone—can't hardly get
grass to grow.
"Then let the land go aid use the
]umber."
"No lumber there. Trees all cut
down years ago.',
"How about fruit ?"
"No fruit, either; alt killed by
grubs "
"You might tarn the stream into'a
pond and raise carp for the market."
"Can't make a pond. Got no
stream. Can't hardly get well
water even."
"How is the well water ?"
"Rad as kin he."
"Humph ! No soil, no fruit, no
trees, no streams, no water but bad
water, • Well, my friend, the only
way out that I can see is for you to
quit farming and turn the place
into a summer resort."
Stop It! Stop lt!
Don't imagine for a minute that a
co4.4gh amoun,s to nothing. Thousands
of people are in their graves to day who
let a cough take its course. Stop that
coueh at once with Shiloh's Consump-
tion (lure, which all druggists sell at 25
ctts., 50 ets and S1.00a bottle. If it fails
tobelpyou, your money will be refunded.
A Friend an Need.
This friend was a tame stag who
belonged to a lady living near Man:
iia in the Philippine Islands. Iie
was a great pet and allowed to roam
around at his wiIQ.
The ponies did not have the same
freedom. When they wore taken
out, they must betethered. One day
the man who fed the ponies tied one
of thein with a very short rope. and
then carelessly •put its bunch of fray
beyond its reach •
The poor little beast strained at
his rope to reach his meal in vain.
Hie owner, watching from the win:
duw, was about. to go to his help,
when Ole saw the stag standing by
taking in the situation. She waited
to see what would happen.
The stag soon found a way out of
the tlitlieulty. IIe bent his proud
head, lifted part of the hay 'on his
antlers, and put it down under the
pony's,. nose. Then fie went back
for more; in a few minutes the grate:
ful little pony had his full meal be:
fore him, and was making a hearty
breakfast.—Outlook.
Pain in the Back.
ileinri troubled off and ou wtth pains
sit '••v back. Caused by unnatipat•ion, f
Irt al ,everai Muds of pills I had seen
atttta,tised, nod to out the truth in a nut
shell, Dr. Chose' Itielntiv Liver Palls are
the only pulp that hew, proved effectual
in my tial+e. f can heartily recommend
them. Jao, l)iiwr.TN, Uniouvi{le, Ont.
The Prinee of Wales has been in-
vited to formatliy open the new Vic:
tuna brttlge next-sntnnaer. The
gold rivet he drove into the old
in'klf;e in1860in now in the tlraitd
Trunk offices at Ms'iuteal, the last of
they old tube having been removed,
Lingering Cough 8thataeon, to stick to
*cored
in 1115110 of aril sytill do, are )roto tly
cored h'v fir. Wood's Nurw aQy r-
, 'frit,
A Group of Little Patients at The Jfospltat for Pick C'ldttlren.
To LIFI THE MORTGME
A GREAT CHARITY'S APPEAL
The Gra, ad Work of Ontario's Sweetest Charity.
The Hospital for Sick Children — Ham-
pered by a Mortgage of $ O,000.
To love ahundanily is to I've abun-
dantly. Tie 13 bLcal st n•y of the G sod
Samaritan is a delineation of the
gr"atest thing in the Neo:1d—foie.
Toe Ifo .p:tal Pr S'c'r Children was
built by those who were large in enter-
prise far the alleviation of the pain
and suffering of helpless 1 We chil-
dren. Tae hulling is one of the best
equipped boas this in the world. It is
capable o'' acro nmonating 173 sick
children. '17o -day there +tis over 10) l't-
tIds patinnt•s in the leo p t 1. : It being
nursed and trecit•ed. by skilful phy-
iic'ans and trained nurses.
Teas work has been carried on ('wring
he past year without at nt. Over a 0)0
••hildren were helped bile'( to health.
OF three 0:;3 naltients were care.' for
iii the cots. One-th rd of the patients
(aunt; f:om places outaile of T)ronto.
Toe Ifo;pital is a pro:int:ail in:atiiu-
t'on. Its serv'ces are free to the chit-
c'ren of p,rents cello cannot afford to
y the: smolt fees charged. aortia of
the wort cliff cult aorta -seal o err -tions
known have been ski:fit it ant soceess-
tul ly 1•a',•f )rn.e 1 at the Ito pit: I M.,ny
:a parer - 111s had cauae to b,eas the
groat charity not only for s:;ving
their child's life bu'- for • making
happy tt h it had other a s be 11 s0r-
111115ul life. t`lh i;lren .who haat been
cri p.os for 1.fe but fur the inin:atra-
I ions of the hospital will ;grow up
slaving and straight, :i-ncl in the years
;as (awns they tat, wilt 1;13..13 1114 work
rJ the hospital and return thinks in
-,cane tangible manner,
In twenty-two years the Hospital for
:3'0k Children las been th , cleans ut
11 doing ; 0.00) sick chi a•n.
Th a is a grand i11It:tuth,sn — one
worthy u: the synizal.ny mad help o;
everyone.
.though for 22 years t.h: tlosll tai has
• aeon (h..ng th s Work, to war .. is , n
Van Fust tut,un have • at,aays ,e at h r•
a s•s:i. uy debt—mad li:tjn4ior ad foe .. n t
1 u. tunas.
'rh s year the rn..rt !;age. o: a,'t1.0 JJ
Sal a du•3, and half to • a i'•e 1ft. •1 ih.4
IThey oakthn aid of everyone who can
slam a single dollar.
Tiley have asked th s eel"tor of this
; raper to tell the story of iii) hospital
to its res l: rs, to toil tho story sonata",
to stat:' the urgency of th need, and
, to a�)psal to thein for f:nancial aid_
; They used mon ,y—not •11Jile for the,
mortga ps induhtedn •ss, but to meet as
debt dui 1113 bank for znon-y advanced.
i to meet expsna- s incurred for meth-
, cine an•1 fool,
! I,atst year the scholars of Ontario's
PGolo side:)., contrtbatoii :'.ns to-
wards the permanent Itt40-vmmt or 11
cot. They w 11 t"niz, .I't • t,ti 'Ir t-"'.ner-
: 01144 gig ih's year. 'J'oro.ito sela,a.: hila
drat', gath!'r.d=,)7, as 1 th •y say the
will do more 1h s y. ar. t 111 :Sn curb
school tihildreo gal.: u,;ar.y an equal.
amount
Th -y are dean; th Mfr hat to reliever
the pa.n of their cu::iraa ms Ln distrnts.
And t is u) )n ah s • Sta 1 11111 tit l:.s
friends of th:, :vitro that the Liosp.tad
relies for ma rit'ariae
Thais are 40.3 p..per.; r ublish•1
e
• the province. If thcs re::ci-'r:J
paper could contribute :'1)+) :1tt1:4r,get
them, that aau:n would nuaint.aici a 00E'
for a y-t:ar—and 1 4)311px save the life
of soutebuty's darEngs
You will find as you Ioo'.t smolt on
life that the moments of j,s; . tho mo-
ments that you royal eat ori nu. tk:s
utonts when you have really lived, are
those moments alien you have done
things in 1. spirit: of 1ov• and`dfi:ilaiy.±J
The Ifospit.tl for ,,^ick Children.
" the sweet •sr of :t'1 ch••"riti ts," ap-
peals to you on behalf of the little
ones who languish un beds or sickness:
They tisk only fur the dollars you can
etlsily spare.
As memory Sea 115 t115 past. beyond all
the tram:1.01'y pt' +a1urls of lila, there
st and forward ! 11^ boleti when you
h -vds don., s nal : et of laminas.; to 1 boils
rounI€fad :shout you perir,p; little acts
1o) >ri"li'ig to spall( 0: yet action:t
which have bro.lden4,l this joy in your
Proal 111E nl •4454 t a)t•-f•4' !,f Toronto
tics+ II- (le pltie:lts canal to the II'o•pital
Chia ye Ir. t1.,r11 to : i , 1:1 •y tie your
n;:t'gtat our'; chili •• h.) :sill need roe
mo: her arm of tau : 11144114311 0n this
y:r
1'hs 'u:.cru of the 11.1. 7,-.111011:1 is in the,
h•ins offit•'^'is
•
i5 tip+h is :+' . 'i• 1 t. 01)044.
Tot give a):uu1: naly i:, to Oat abtrnd-
intly.
a1:a.rtgage moat be i aid of ,'i).. :s- Pe okra of !!); • 1.:1' s , y foetal:'d
cr-. ass t,t lati;ents rdi'g
I r 111a 1. yea learn' u ion • o•sPoi-roma
z4 -44l ldid+r[ a IS ! as 'rt -e 'a•~ vivaria /1 or '.%1 •' 4!' 11..../11.1. o-
ri -ogle dollar towaris the oaasct. The ronin Thai- .!IIIii! b t'r• r: ):ly
ti•n.St34 S .. tri - aaa .,1. .0-. t'1• +. •c. os• l•",!' 1 '{ i'r" . •t r ')L'
t emerge n.:y mai: .t at i' "+ r 1n• 0•'1 b., U"• '"• ! r, t +p
1 1 „ •••••1-..
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Eggs As Food. eggs by adding'' p.> epee and salt, Al
--- little sweet butter fs the belt •die,s:
Would it not be wise to substitute
more eggs for meat, in our daily diet?
About one:third of an egg is solid
nutriment. This is snore than can
be :said <W ine:It. There are no bones
no tough pieces that have to he laid
aside. A good egg is Halide up of
10 'parts shell, 60 parts white and 30
parts yoke. The white of an egg
contains Citi per cent water and the
yoke 52 per cent, Practicalty, an
egg is animal food, and yet there is
none. of the disagreeable work of the
butcher to obtain it. The vegetari:
ans of England use eggs freely, and
tnntty of these men are 80 and 90
years uid,and have been retuar'kablt•
free from sieltness. Eggs are best
when cooked four minutes. This
takes away the animal taste, w lleh
is offensive to some, boo does not
her'ien the white or yoke so as to
make it difficult to digest. An egg,
if cooked very hard, is difficult of
digestion, except by those persons
possessed of stout at,m,lchs. Such
eggs should be eaten with bread and
masticattetl very finely. Fried eggs
are much more wholesome than
. boiled ones. An egg dropped into
hot water is not only a elean and
hantts'?nie but a delicious .tnorr:el.
�" dealt people spoil the resat orf
1
ing. Eggs contain trltrt,e• J)ir-.nhnrtas
which is supposed lo lie hit:etilttal to 'o,.
those who use their hretri 1 nateh.
It 'Vttiil 01' lr V. 't.
Shtloh'sCoosurnr;tl.,e t1'1!,''t;11 either
'curs yorrr cungh, or
.
. •t -.:1't. tints r'r
the t,Li14'l'• Bur'-. Tao ti n'i'l Sita. .lt'tr
00 ret, the drug 'at k4:e'; ' tii•a ,U✓t'e•y y'I,u
pav fur it. If it don't ea •, ! he t ruggirt
gives barb the r ole r int• ly bottle
Carries a guarani. 0. :-'') ct-. .:it etc. tool
fi..00 a borne. Goial ft•r Coav )u ption,
Cuuetths, golds. Croup, l3rone•httls, and
1'hro,it •1.'rootsi.1. ,..gn++>`aitr.
%Villiain General, a well -to -di
Indian farmer, was killed nen
Brantford by the discharge of
hn•.gtl:) tbit reit from its p'lsitiot
leatnin• Irrtlil ,.t the :thus,
asY to Tai e
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to Rood's Pills, email is
size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. M one man
said: a, X ounevcr know you
liters taken& tan mit -ts an
avert'' Ste. et, flood at Co,,
Proprietors, TAM ail, Ni,ss,
the only pfltd to teal awtn1 VI