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fect rein,: -di 1...r i izz:res?, ltiiat:5.a, Drowsi-
ness, 11 c1" ,•.. :n the iv: nth: Coat_d Tongue
Pain in the >, TORPID LIVE . The-
Res..,att1 t v �.ewels. i'urelx
Alli it :=pi n ei,3? er:4 !' d1''s Cris
reeentelfg
. ees :,tt;t Of ;.ho •iav-
Sc t t.i `t ct; C.;.r to s,
ns • and demand
Liver Fills.
eige ', �� IP ' WOE
soled Wo2asstoss;
- through IPSO use eft' ME -sweat's
rat's
reseal Nemo P:tYs.
It's s2.!! io think that se many i::'omen
, suffer from pain,, Weak Spells, Heart
P it&4L,^^. Sinking Sensations,
,' �ICrV: t:::"• ' W eleld3 :^E S "tV!t0 cculd
-be- est gyred to the fall enjoyment of per-
' feet h,:.it': by a :"tv boxes of , ilitnrti s
Heart and Nei ct: Pi:Lt.
There ;. :•t I::: no question 'boat the
`efficacy i ttiii ; corned y. T:'. -'i Grills of
Nvoine - .,P•
:.;tlitd.,ali.tb-ua: 'mrd
for it:= : it is the testimony of 'Mina.
Ofu� sty"s:'.•,'• street, Itiiot:ct':n,
•• i r t.,::in>,' Biilt nr:: I It•art. and
rf t' ; t" i' •' 1 • -rd W ;aa:i'r t n tall a zron-
t irree..l'u•at'tion
egg' test i
together with paths or
spasms .. is parts or my body.
'iSur..... ' telt ao tve.:.: !hat I was
unable b' .. ,' .rs' xie}b
Iso: • r . t•rteoduratl'. :trortvaad
2 lata..:,; n+ s:lteth.e ages: ta.•ti 1
failed t. ; :+.::ne relief.. until happily I
Itear,i"f .::.u'rn's Heart aihdNerve. Pills.
11 had .'n1 j ire^.tl talsiny them a short time. 'when 1 spit p-•e•ntly bentefted. This en-
! -*enraged me to continue their use until
= a complete care was effected.
"I have not been troubled with a head -
I ache: since taking these' pills. They in-
creased my appetite, invigorated my en -
:
tire system, and gave me back my old
time strrngtll nod vigor."
i T'ako a is tc.t-tver Pitt beicre retiring
'Twill slur.: .4- lir,: you sleep without a grip
_i
-ear gripe, a.•,l tr...' you reel better in the
=Deas:n,;. P:'.:. 2;..:, acid by MI druggists.
CUrt'. SAL YOUR PAINS WITH
a A m
PS1 -Miler.
1A Medicine Chest In Itself.
Slrpla, rase an'Qu Coro for
jC?I1l.?G'`r, MAR fttipEA, CQUG:IS,
COLDS, C?i°2I UMATISM,
fiEUP.AlLG1A.
c0 me 50 cent Bottles.
eaweee OF iIIITATIONS• W
BUY ONLY THE GENUINE.;
PERRY 17AVIS'
1101
PLASIS
ire guarantee that these
.Plasters will relieve
pain quicker than any
other. Put up only in
25c. tin bows and $1.00
yard rolfa. The latter
poise* you to cut the
Flatter any Rf:.e.
Every family
Sii4Cttlid have one
ready for an enter■
gencq.
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.t 111a WINUHAM TIMES, S, DECEMBER 80„ isa8,
Al‘tLLDDL IIromOUS1ii.
THIE PLAN WAS `(YL' 1:\:11'•'rI,Y 1tii.1Pr
BLIT NEAR 1:NO1,7l:11.
"When we m t t•tt 10. our present
home, said the mite whn was telling
the story "we found no place to keep
the few hens that we have. As fresh
3,Z£. are setts .•'u.• that the entire
houbehoid i'•a:.ts upon. I resolved
to build a :-stat,, chicken h• use that
would he a ut4tb 1 of its kind.
Poultry and t to :Farmer.
The ben is the best help on the
farm, and yet few farmers seem to
realize that fact. 'elle old rule was
to. keep a lot of hens, all sizes, ages
• and conditions, running together.
The nests 'MVO here, there and every-
where, and it took an lour to tbor
' oughly se'.ent about for the eggs,
whieh seiduul amounted to more than
la d.tzen Tee eggs, scarce as they
tv'ere, were taken to the country store
Out 1 fie .11 it no easy matter to ; and traded off for goods, The -eggs •
plan to house that not take up lunch I were bought by the merchant at the
room and at the same time be un -1 wholesale glluttttioik and the goods
1 objectionable w the neighbors given in pay were charged at the
'•I puzzled over the situation for "eountry store retail price." It
81 tale time, asset the day Lny wilt' 1 was a one sided game, and no wond:
Irfr fir ti'h•el•t fust to her eistt'r, I I er the "pesky hen never paid."
was chew ?ft give it up when I 'But when tee farmer has given the
entuwed 'u see a wrap of paper that 1 poultry culture thought and study,
1 my wife 11:;d let's lying an the dining ' and has buxte••eotntortable houses and
room table. big rues, and divided up his stock
".fib-entiv ,ticking it up to draw a into small. families, he- has had a
few trine eines n ten it 1-i;ntice'd it revelation. The hens not only goon
i wee ailed; c eta -erect with sitnle sort proved that they were profitable, nut
e f deeigu Looking it over, 1 MS demonstrated the. fact that when
ihunclei'r•irUt.•k to see that my wife given a chalice they were veritable
had bol vt'it the problem that Head "lnortgege lifters:" More than one
worked eo lug neon. enterpt•ibing farmer has bad a bur -
1 "Never for a moment had I suspect- den taken off his shoulders by the
lied that my wife possessed any talent aid of a harem of well kept hens.
in that,diit•e'tiun, but there it was "0- Many a fanner used to ba, and
(fore Inc in black and white; with the many still two sorely pressed during
i runway:, and laying bores, its roosts the winter for money to buy grocer:
and dusting pans a perfect model of les and such things as they are un:
lite kind. able •to raise on the farm, as they
"I hired a carpenter and we went really have nothing to sell. It was
1 to work to construct the house along either a question of debt or- going
the line, that my wife had drawn into debt or going without it. It
otlt whit so .much care. We were will not tnanv be years before every
!puzzled a little over the meaning of well regulated farm will have a sub:
some, of the lines, but we stantial hennry attached to it.—
Poultry Farmer..
tttanag&d to follow the plans fairly
I and when it was finished I wus hot
Iesitly prones cit' it.
1 "When illy wife returned home
i tool; her out .and showed it to her,
end congratulated her upon her
susses. t';l•e• asked are what 1 tneant
an•1 1 shower, her the plans that we
had use.,.
I " 'i;o rll:ecs I' she gasped, 'that
isn't a p11111 of a henhouse: it s the
`plan of my new gown.
Dr. Gustav 11. Bohertz
252 Woodward Ave., Detroit• Mich.
has by his great success proved himself to be
1
for chromic mid nervous disease -s, Ren:•iblo men,
who do not theirs something for nothing r and who
condemn the rr..+k.ess etain..i a:ni ii1•irlui .dve,ti,;e-
mt.nts port forth by so inn, medics, cnuoerul,
shunld a rit a to Di. Bcbertz who is widely and fuv-
igash, tief.wn thing:hoot the nuniinian and 'whose
trrattne.u• is co..coded both scientific ands .c••ewtul,
s lionnrC:l.l: atop sans. Address -.s above. Secrecy
a,su:ed.
High 1.4ghts.
Voice is not an index of character
so nlmlh as an index of climate.
Ise who hesitates is lost. Ile who
never heeittlies hasn't been found
either.
We e.;uld acquire all foreign
lall&ui'ges in the time given to
go'iiping i'1 our own.
At this titae no great man feels
that ids fame is complete until s •me
person has named a chrysanthemum
after him.
The woman with a chaotic top
bureau drawer alievays has a. delus:
loll that 811e 11 ,t,ning to straighten it
up tomorrow.
A pessimist is one who forsees the
future meals_ of warmed over turkey
before the Thanksgiving dinner has
been eaten.
A UN DOCyO
No disease can resit -t the powerful
Medical properties of Burdock Blood
Bitters, as is proved by the fact that
thousands of the moat obstinate cases
have been cured and permanently cured
by the use of this best of till remedies.
Ironical Ifs.
• If you find that you are being
driven to despair, get out and
walk.
If yon are a gentleman you will
not have to advertise the fact.
If you are a victim to sleep let the
baby eat crackers in bed.
If a pun is the lowest form of wit
it must be the foundation of it.
If advice could be made an active
pricipie, it might accomplish more
gond
If told to go and soak your head
the pawnbroker probably . wouldn't
give you much on it. Every druggist and dealer
If you enquire after some people's medicines has a supply of B,Fs.B.
health they proceed to enlighten you 11399 Almanat:s -the best almanac
at great length, fait --and you may have one free for
If there's nothing in a name its the asking.
queer what becoms of the things a We desire that this valuable book
man sometimes puts in his wife's shall be in every Canadian home,
Lame. , and it your druggist is out of theta
us a
WANTED- DEVEBAie TRL'ST1VoWt1ZY I Rand wont get one for ou, se
- post card, writing r i e and
tions is this state to manage our business in
+'•`•'" warn and nears,] cduntioi i. It le mainly oilier. •address dist�• 1Ctly 'will 11e
di•rtcd at irna.u, Salary atrai*ht *000 a mailed one sole.
• . r: •.urs. --dein e,. beneit1e, no more, no
:,•,. ?in:ably Itetrr'nora• unclose 1 'T. Milburn
ier-..rel stamped vt'Ipe, Herbert E. Hes,
oopt. 1l. Mow '- eat, Toront
An Engineer's Rheumatism.
Mr. David Weeks, of Owen Sound,
Ont., Ene;ioer+r of the Owen Sound
Branch of the C. P. R., writes : "Three
boxes of Milburn's Rheumatic Pills cur-
ed me of Rheumatic pains in my Shoul-
der, from winch 1 suffered for some
years. They also cured my wife of Rheu-
matism of 17 years' stand:ng." Price 500.1
all dealeis.
Question Versus Question,
A worthy Yorkshire canon, echo
had been greatly displeased by an
act of disobedience perpetrated by
one of his gardeners, soaght 'an
interview with the offender in order
to reprimand him.
Knowing that if he were able to
avoid the interview until his
master's wrath had aoated he would -
come oft with only a few mild words
of censure, the man got out of - the
way.
A few days afterward, however,
when the ' storm was quite over,
master and man came face to face
in one of the houses, and the canon
asked :
"Why Lave you avoided me in so
pointed a manner of late, Johnson ?"
To which the gardner very wit-
tily replied :
"Now, I'I1 put it eo you as a man,
sir. Would you, if you could help
it, stand in front of -a canon to be
blown up ?"
Earache Cured.
"1 was troubled with Earache for a
long time and could get no ease until I
tried Hagyard's Yellow Oil, which made
a complete cure." , Miss Anna Chapman,
South River, Ont.
Burdock
Blood
Bitters
Al%aanac
for
1899
--gg;; •a�
�itl
�ts�la`
your
Druggist's.
•
s
borne
Dr. Chase Cures Catarrh slips'
Operattone Far'.
Toronto, March Uhl), 1897.
My boy, aged fourteen, has h,'en a
sufferer Froin Catarrh, and lately we I
submitted 1)101 to en operation at the
l,enerut 4lospltut• Since then we have 1
res:l'•tetI to 1)r, !lhni:e'a Catarrh Clure,
atilt one box of this medicine bas made a
prompt mid complete cure.
11. a,, Fon%
Fineman, Cowan Ave. Fire Finll.
Why The Farmer Should Keep
I owls.
Because you ought by their means
to convert a great deal of the waelto
on the farm into money, In the shape
Of chickens and eggs for the
market,
Because, with intelligent manage-
ment, they ought to be all veer re
venue producers, expecting, perhaps,
during the molting season.
Because the manure from the
poultry -house will- snake a valuable
compost for use In either vegetable
garden or orchard. Tne birds
themselves, if allowed to run in the
orehard, will destroy many injurious
insee:ts.
Because, white cereals and fruits
can only be succesbfuly et own in
certain section, poultry can be raised
for table use or to lay eggs in all
partsrof the country.
Because poultry -raising is an em-
ployment in which the farmer's wife
and daughter can engage., and
leave him free to other departments,
Because it will. bring the best re-
turns—in the shape of new laid eggs
—during the winter season. when
the farmer has .the most Mee 00
his hands.
Because to start poultry raising
on the farm requires little or no
man"gement. Poultry can be made
with little'cost, a valuable adjunct
to the farm.
Warmth is a condition of nature
favorable to the production of eggs
and meat, an to neglect providi w
comfortable quaetel s is to invite ae:
feat. •
When keeping fowls in yards
there is nothing more essentially to
learn then when tot to feed. To
l stye courage to withhold is an im-
portant requisite in management.
Fed too often, they become idle- and
profieless.
A
TO f l
For Infante ani Children.
The fac-
simile
Cigna:n:s
iC 1a
Ov.11y
�w :?��t���C tort woe
You Try It.
If Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for the email price of
25 uts.. 50 ets. and $1..00, does not cure
take the bottle b:tc•r'tlnd ive will refund
your money. Sold for over fifty yPnrx on
this guarantee. 'Price 25 tits, and 50 cls.
The Convict Treadmill.
In the Central goal of Rangoon
the British officials have intredaced
a method of making the convicts
work, which is very. effective mode
of punishment. It is a treadmill on
a large scale. ,Big wooden cylinders
about seven feet in diameter, are
provided with keen edged plank
steps all around. Above the cylin-
ders, at a convenient height, there is
a heavy iron pole, stretched •across
the room, upon whieh the chains of
the convicts working in the tread-
mill are fastened. When they are
in theit
plates, the bolt bolding the
cylinders in one position is removed,
and the convicts must tread, tread
without a stop for two hours and a,
half. If one of them stops treading
he slips down as far as the chain
permits, but the . plank steps beat
against 1111 shin bones 80 vigorously
that the skin is bruised end scraped.
This is exceedingly painful, and the
convict hurriedly catches up the
next step and tries to tread along
with the others. The barbarous
punishment is a necesssity however,
for the natives ore extrelnely tanati-
cal, and death has no terrors for
then, imprisonment would be for
then a favorite method of Iiving a
. life of seclusion and meditation,with,
no care for food or lodging, were it
• not for the compulsory work. The
large shed containing the six tread
mill cylinder is situated next to
shops where the power is used in
wool working machinery, About
seventy convicts are at' work there
at one tune.
WYANTnn--SEVERAL T1aUSTWOa7'IIY I'M -
sone in this *tato to manage our business in
heir own and uraeby counties It is mainly ,Ince
ywork conducted M home. Salary stratgh1 811 w a
168 rsalary. Meiuihy n$75: bRelcdreboe 00m1t los•
self-addressed atom earelope, iierhel't $. stair,
i'rest., Dept. M. Chi (t,
nemon.ammon.n.1190rnhAnn•••••W On.
in �'�''--''vi� iri&. o,:(lti dict,~,"!c'%'^-.i� •r^'� �wrt; �ti�.•ptY.•�A .Pfi �77'�.rnr-�M'G'"'S'•�' •x �.�i
ratk',"p.yir...d,t1.t',.. lass:.. :'. , w. ....r,'a+,4t:F.•.M6`_ .,raC.aw,;,YSIu.. ....�.st..»...--�•.-.----,:�
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AVegetabiePrcparat'oaforAs-
similatin air:ToodandRegula-
/lug the Stomach:, andBowels of
Promotes Diges tion,Cheerful-
ness andllest.Contains neither
Opiulai,Morpbinc 11or Mineral.
NOT NARCOTIC.
drysetad.7lraAT.:JEZE!% 3
rasp7frsa Sestz-
:rflr.e:Scsae
Rctflc&A, Sola -
411 1e Sews +
'tree cg al :re v .
71i'vm Seed -
Itv.;ry',r'.O /ahem:
4` �??
THAT THE
FAC,-STIVIt'.'Ll
it _ANATUR
G
OF EVERY
BOTT. - . O
Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,D►arrhoea,
Worms ,Corcvu!sions,Feverish-
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
Tt::Simile Signature cf
NEW YORK.
CXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
enraNalteimisavaammi
Castoria is put up in ono-oize bottles only. It
is not sold in bulk. Net allow anyone co sell
yon anything else on tho plea or promise that it
is "just as good £' ma `swill answer every gnr-
pone." See that you get O-A.-S-T-O-li-I-A..
Tho fao-
elmile
tlgaatttro
of
l��ii `CcSliGis
gERIN NED1 ON TIME.: ,
Carefully washed, properly ironed.;
correctly finished and fairly priced—
that's the history of your linen when
/
J--P:l.LG• ee.4..e ovtry
eleg alt! iirat
a••
1
'i1
ELTON'S
LIMPS
Will stand wear and tear for
e ears. No better proof e'ua
be given of their durability
than is shown by the famet
that some of these pumps put
in wells .25 years ago are
still working.
IRON anct FORCE PUi:YIPS
Supplied to Order.
Repairing promptly attended tar•
brought here. Not a thing in our SHOP—Diagonal
washing preparations to injure the . Livery.
fibre of the goodsand not a thing
unhealthy about our work rooms. JOHN
D. LONG
Leave Orders at Carr's Feed Store,
lr�
91
reds kFee,:
'yet `••• ▪ i3 es a'
1111
14e, •lee i.ealiillg Specialists of illi flil`'a
log„ 20 Years ill Mraito
250,000 Cured.
W.Er,UPE STRICTURE
4
,
4t -
^f
rntn a:•e having tater re::unl •vi,;cr and
41004 vitality cunt,, naily'Apprd 1:17 thio slit•
l c. caro. TI t:7 at •o trot uently uuaonecit sal
nfthncansoriitho;'ym;.mint. Ctericral
;: Wc.l sesa, tI ',,turct 11ietiin'•geti. 1•'aii-
ittg Jtlanboo•1, Miers' in:Ito'.. Pear Metn-
orr, Irri1411,i1ity, rt t V tIrlinitNen-
tatlou, f>tt;e:!:%h 1:yew, vest!i dorlt Ci.'ies,
lYcnit 1:act. C:r, sera., 1)epzcainn, I:ac•F:
rf Ambition,, 'Gencaeele, Min - Akan .
Parte, ole. Cu;.EE'L' and STRICTURE tpci
1raybetho eau e• Don't co�isthltfaraily '•a.i
doctors, as they have 110 experia.ice in
these• special diseases—don't allow
quacks to experiment on you.' Consult ,t"
beocialists wi,1 lava n:ado ti life study off
Diseases nt'31e:tn^et W,,twn. One-N1Yiy
-Alb:THOU eatAT.M:VINT will post. ��jj,t
tirely curs yon. One thonranti dollars ,tt•
for a ease ore necapt for treatment and
cilnnoteure. Te:rmerloderatofora mire. t.
cJRES G'UA`1 Y�c3I Ian QED
Wo treat and care: ' :01'4'il0ES.
VAIttCnCDL39 SYPHILIS, G;EE
ItP.
NTIiICTtII61e:,1..ltl'n'1.'F'PCa'y.SECRET
DRAINS. ti:.N.1T1111:A1,Til:-:t'1fAlih'
KIM)ltiXYnndISLAltl)E:11,DIsmog
tONS:lrltATI',N FRTl1•;, .''for
I'ItE1+;. If unable to till. 'MOUE
tj)
QUESTION, ELAN. ie for
ppTR1,1A IIE1IT.
.� 1 L �
yea dials oflaiuy 5t.
Cort 1111 "I.O1T, tYlllt^:l.
Thousands: of young and m.iddlo•aged
menage troubled with this disease—many
unconsciously. They may havo a smart-
ing. aonsation, smell, twisting stream,
sharp cutting pains at timos, slight (lis
charge, difrtca1tty in commencing, weak
o: xaxis, cmissiona and all the symptomsof nervous debility -they havo STIt1C-
TUlai:. Don't lot doctors experiment on
you, by outting, stretching, or tearing
turn. This
zinw lUur)1IIOb it
will
SIW T absorbs rho stricture tissue;
horocroncov esthostriwturepoiwanontly
It can haver return. 1\ro pain, no suffer -
1n1(, no detention from business by our
method. Theaoxualorgttnsarestrength-
enod. The nates are invigorated, and
the bliss of manhood returns.
' Thor.scraio of young and ,meld,: -need
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Winx'ham, 01st
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