The Wingham Times, 1899-01-27, Page 3DEITO NAKOW,'S
NV later C'earnins.
In winter"we chit et cream at 08
'degrees. The awn and room
ought to be the same temperature.
In six gallons of oream I put one
111 4 r. 1 00 • • gallthi (X Water Of ties CA/DO dblILpers
ar, LI,i1
t.
ii ere, the biz of large shot,
Mare, •Stop eharning when the
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lj
141111 Q,1
DatliLong,d for az a lap-
1eaz3 from Suftbring,
, pat. ta Iwkafal (.4 twit, frP1Wri
I of Lr Ada
'several times. NOW draw off but-
termilk, put in .a pail of wateeelturn
back anti fotthseveral times, draw
off water and pour in enotLer pail. of
,wacr and draw. Salt in .the demi
lone and a, half to the pound. Now
shake briater to (me side of tburn,
pot le e, little ettlt at a time, take
ladle tiedwork salted butter oft the
top, Keep en salting- ant), wonting
- to one side autil all is salted ; then
work back and forth several° tines •,
thea form in roils. 1 hey° a sniad
table leneve up to the ehurn, to set
the Beatles on. 1 have a double
• beam settles one beam gives 'the
.vveight of the butter howl and the
other the weight of the batter. - • I
have moulded ten two pound rolls
in no minutes (I use.. the ladle to
shape the rolls), .You See, in having
everything convenient it is not hard
work • to make butter,. and it is so
mute; easier to make the good
artiele than the fioor stuff that some
:farmers call butter. it is a great
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source of enjoyment to realize frone
10 to 15 cents a pound more fur the
buttethat is • always-, in demand
and will make its own market.'
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Are You Iiiateried?
Are you tnarried to the old-titne belief
ooesutoption is incureble? if so you that
are we ided to a mistaken 110t100. Shi-
loh's Cough .and Consumptiort Cure hes
over come reany 5 serious came, -and it
never fails when taken in the early stages.
One bottle will prove more to you than
a whole Z.boltainnor argument. Try it.
Every bnt tle guaranteed. 25 ots.,.50 ots.
and t1.19.
Pal's Celery Compound Rosettes
the Ilietim and Builds Ilor Up
. Physleally arts Mentally.
likr.orAA BrortArtnetox Co.,
C ti ' .1 t •
that 1 have completely reoovered *toy
health through the VIVA Paine'sOelery
Compound, Per some years post xy
lierve4 and system were almost wroolted
by nareotios used to alleviate pain. The
elpetm weld not help me, and I thought
I would forever have to remai n a slave
to deadly cirugs. I often longed fur
death ,tis arelease from my sufferings.
After 3uring pains. and agonies that
were terrible, I cittterm tried to try Pie's
Celery Compound, wit hoet any full hope
tostever, that it would outs me. When
I bud used a pat t or the second bottle 1
thought it wee dying me good ; 1 could
sleep well and did not faint so often: and
1 deuided to continue the nse or the
tnedieint.. After the use of fifteen bot-
tles 1 ani cow -,letely cured. 1 feel eo
Strong and welinnw, and have soch pot
feet health that I sometimes think it is
too good to be true. For the benefit of
'thousands of poor souls suffering from
the effete or deadly narcotics I give my
statement, as an eucouregement to them
—est he:wanes that ?tune's Celery Coll}.•
3potaid SN ill cure them.
Sincerely and gratefully,
• MRS. IU ISA W ARNER,
Montgomery, N. W. T,
The World's Population.
'German geographers are usaally
credited with the closest computations
Of • the •world's popnlation. Their
latest figures are 1,500,000,000, an
addition of 20,009.000 in the past
seven eers. An inereese is found
in needy every pert of theworld.
it is most rigid in civilized countries,
especially those that lead' in the use
et libov saving machieery. Green
land 's requiem population is growing,
but the rietives of the Pacific Islande
are .dyeing out. Euro.pe's popula-
lioe within the Christian area nab
advaneed from 54,000,000 to 385,
4300,000 and, in spite of pessimists
Tho
A man hetes to hie another man
who owes hint shots him itionev.
A man has to tonne; a girl to find
out her honest opinion of her girl
friends.
It .'wonld be easier to - forgive a
fo .1 if he were original, but all are
fools in the same old ways, -
How easy it is to let the other fel-
low do the work of reflecting that
the eaercise is' good for him.
It is an evidenee of greatness to
listea to the advice and experience
of others. • A fool is always bull
headed.
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Ji
gained steadily iu comfort and
• iA woman'sidea of beitig cultured
telligence. s to look a terrapin as indifferently
in
• when invited out as she looks at. •
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• fried bacon at home.
•10yspepsiti's Clutch. — Dr. Von If a man is defrauded by another
tan Pineapple Pineapple' Tthlets are nature's man, his. wife roars 90 years after-
imost wonderful remedy for all disorders ward if the wife of t'in dishonest
iof the stomach. Tee digestive powers
pineapple and be and agitating at a 'nen wears a new ribbon. •
tetoperloore of MO' Fahrenheit, when
Idles -neat will be eo rarely digested. Pine- •
To bet entirely relieved orthe aches
;apple '.124.)Iete reliem in one day. .33 .
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cents. S A. . . and pns 4if rheumatism means a great
deal, and Hood's Sarsaparilla does it,
DEADLY CATARRH
ins fastened its relentless grip, upon
some member of nearly every faniily
in the ltpid. Competent authorities
estimate that from eighty to ninety
per cent. of the entire population of 2
this continent suffer from some formof
, this repulsive and dangerous malady. =
If you or any cf your family suffer
either from recognized catarrh, pr
' from the lingering colds which mark
itscitrly Stageg—don't trifle with it:
It is the precursor of consumption
and death.
Dr. Agnew's'
Catarrhal Powder..
4.3t
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never fails. It is the remedy of all
emedies, endorsed by the most ex-
perienced and eminent nose and throat
specialists of the day, and having a
retard of a multitude of radical, pere
=tient cures of chronic cases which
had been declared incurable. It also
eures.eold 'tithe head,'Influense, hay
fevet, loss of smell, deafness, sore
throat, tonsilitis, asthma and all simi-
lar diseases. It is delightful to use.
"I have had chronic catarrh ever
since the war," save J. C. Tuyhtr, of 2I0
N. Clinton Ave., Trenton, N. J. "1 bad
despaired of ever being cured. I used
three battles of Dr. Agnew's' Catarrhal
Powdoe and my catarrh his entirely left ,
ine." Rev. V. E. WhItcombe, rector of St.
Matthew's Episcopal Chigoe, Hamilton,
Ont., was a great sufferer. lie lewd Dr.
A gneWACatarrhal Powder, and now pro- -
cieites it a elf°, simple and certain cure.
The Lord Bishop of Toronto, Can, re-
commends the remedy Over his Own
signature. Sold by druggists.
1)r. Agnew's Cure for the Ikea
'relieves heart disease in so minutes.
Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills—toe. for 4o
doses—are the best. Dr. Ate:sees
Ointment relieves in a day torches,
otter and all skin diseases. Cured
piles in a to 5 nights. 5s. 2 .
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SOLD BY A. L. IIAMILTON,
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1111E WINGLIASI TIMES, JANUAR:Y. 27,
WeBgtng3R aPinia,4rt.
In France ;Ind Italy beggars must
obtain a license before plying their
i vocation, and travellers passing
through - those countries Malin be
struck by the large. number of beg.
' gars met with at or near the doors of
the churches, openly importuning all
Whoenter for • olins, 1t aging
-
1*Ft axle° is a titie st.d the bea
and most effectual means of touching
Ithe hearts of !he Charitably digrsed
is studied as a eeispee by a vat
lumber of persons. Institutions ex •
ist in France and Italy were bog.
t, gars. natty learn how to produce
:nearly all the b9dfly infirmities
"which afflict humanity. Some of tee
professional beggars amass consider;
able Simsof money. The Parisian
beggars have the.eenefit of a direet•
- •
ory and a newspaper. The "Direct.
pry of Benefaeters" gives the names
of persons known to benevolent, also
their religion, thole political faith,
and the boars when they can be
found at home. The Journal des
Mendicants, amongst other things,
announces the best localities in which
to solieit alms,
KIDNEY BURDENS
Vanish Under tles,Treatreetit of That
Greatest of Kidney Specific, South
American Kidney Care.
Mrs. W. S. Bissett, 62 Camerdni St.,
Torouto, was troubled with semi a pains
in the small of her back which doctors
said was caused by kidney tremble. and
which produced intense suffering at
times. She used many remedies without
any fasting benefit until she tried the
7 m th American Kidney Cure. A few
sees ' proved a wonderful benefit, and Ild
.
iter taking three bottles all traces or -
the trouble were gone. Sold by A. L.
Hamilton.
Pointed Paragraphs.
It's a poor farm that can't acquire .
a tuortgage.
A man's best' friend is sufficiency
of the almighty dollar.
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It's a cold day when you can see _
the paper frieze on the wail.
Brevity may be the soul of wit but, -
there's no fun in being short. ; Ep
Many a man has risked acquiring -
a wife in order td acquire a sister. .
Love makes a man think of dia.
mends and marriage makes" hint
think of clubs. '
In the matrimonial game the man
who weds an heiress expects to be , e.
cheek -mated. • .
Oise touch of the poor relation is
apt to make the rich man think the s,
world kin. .
"Mine is. a blasted' life," remarked
the man as he -went sailing through
boundless space after kicking a can .at
of dynamite.
' Soon Left Her.
"I was taken witb is ewolliug in my
feet and limbs. I was not able to walk
for four months., 1 read about Hocd's
Sarsaparilla and procured a bottle. Be.
fore 1 had taken it all the swelling left
me. I took three bottles of Hood's and
have not been troubled with swelling
since." Ram:cos. Snavaits, Chatham,
Ont.
HOOD'S PILLS cure all livor ills.
Easy to tae, easy to operate; reliable.
sure. 25O.
' linsounct Horses.
There is a saying that out of 103
':— horses examined for soundness only
95 percent will prove perfectly free
from some defect and the remaining
' five wilI be found the worst animals
in the whole lot. The view imartime
,s appear pessimistic. At the same
a perfectly sound hnrse at all- points
is singularly rare, espeeiallv if we
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include vice and pernicious ebits Dr. Chate'e Kidney -Liver Palls are the
as rendering' a horse unsound. The tally combhied Kidney -Liver Pill made
ordinary definition of unsoundness and will positively cure all Kidney -Liver
is "the txistence of disease or alter- troubles.
nation of structure which doe. -4 or
will impair the horse's 'eatural• use • Nobody's Mother.
fulness.". There are many eght de
feets and alterations of Arnett" There is a story told on one of the
which do not interfere with a hiirse's ctitswhich may or may nor
reefulness for the practical week 1., aecee seen the light of print already,
is required to perform. If the ,h‘. AS of how not long ago a young bar-
' is workably sound, there is DO reakm Hata rose to examtne one Of his
why he should be condemned by tte,,. witnesses wilt an ttnaceountable
hazy notion of her identity. "I
intending purehaser, for few hem..
are more than this, according ta think that you are the prisoner's
general experience, If now we add tigithee," he began.
to perfect soundness an almost fault "Certainly not, sir, wes the unex-
less conformation, freedom 'and fst-li Pe("1 answer.
i 11 ti th difficult f ir Turning Itheriedly to his brief, ho
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ire
A
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oiliest Coy
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Cure
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and it's a cure that's not often possible and not always sum. There's a
better idea about coughs and cures Why not a the hangs to the climate
-instead of fitting the climate to ,tife lungs? It is the power to do this
that makes
A
THE
ZiST C
in the land. It is a sure cure for colds and coughs; a specific for Asthma,
Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough; it prevents Pneumonia, cures La
Grippe; and it so strengthens the lungs and heals the torn tissues that
. many cases of disease marked by all the signs of Incipient Consumption
have ,been absolutely cured by its use.
it We tried almost everything for asthma without success. At 1st we used your Cherry
Pectoral and the relief was immediate." S. A. ELLIS, Keene, N. H.
When I had almost despaired of ever finding a cure for chronic bronchitis, I derived
mast excellent results from Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I can testify as to its efficacy."
• R. G. PROCTOR, M. D., .0akland City, Ind.
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",There were sixteen children in my father's family and there are seven in my own. We
. have never, since I can remember, been without Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and have never
had a case of cold or a cough that this remedy did not cure."
HON. WM. E. vfAso,N, Chicago, Ill.
"'My wife was sick in bed for ten months and was attended by six different doctors. All
of them said that she had consumption, and some of thein said she could notlive a month.
I bought one bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It seemed to help her, so I secured one
dozen bottles. Before these were all used, she was completely cured and to -day is
strong and well." J. W. EWING, Camden Point, Mo.
'Fer more than a year my wife suffered with lung trouble. She had a severe cough,
great soreness or the chest, and experienced difficulty in breathing. A three months' treat-
ment tui Ayer's Cherry Pectoral effected a complete cure. We regarded it as remarkable,
as the other remedies she had tried had failed to even give relief."
C. H. BURRIS, Marine Mills, Minn.
Best Medical Advice, all diseases. Free.
• Address, Medical Dept., J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Dr Chase's Preparations Rave
Merit
For Piles, Eczetna, Salt Rheum, Pin
Worms.aud all akin diseases Dr. Chase's
Oidtment is a positive cure. It is re-
commended by Dr. C. 'M. Harlan of the
American journal of Health.
Dr. Chase% Catarrh (lure with blower
included will owe insipient Catarrh in
few hours; Chronic Catarrh in one
mon tit's treatment.
one e ac o , e y o stet
ie an ideal horse la inurealsed ten. thought that be had round the
fold. No wonder that good littrede rensoe for her evident annoyance
notwith3tanding slightimperfectione. Y'es, I gee :0611 are the Proseeet•
realize high pilees.—London Live MO tbether?" he continued.
Stock Journal, "Certainly not," (Atm her reply,
still more emphatically,
17(e'orre0--IEVIMAL. TitusTwonrkty Pal "Then Whose Mother Iyo;?"
y T tonna in this state to nilt)aten nite .1 J AIM.' I ," espal,
t,
henun andir tirarbyeetteties It 1 ,4 .11.01.1y ,41h,. I inflATIU ell I 41111061, ll (I
1 wrt: metorl at hems. Salar,t• stmiclit """
o
e tr and omilises-iletinite, boutttlide ne 1. se fairly boiled over.with indigna
leas saliva alentblv %'fit Deforsmatia. 14:11.11141 tion as she retorted t "NobOdy's ir
stueped 8.1.milope,lt.olattt Irks, r striott wolunti
'Prost o taticatsta. •
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PLASTER PARIS PIE. Perma,nent Cures
Of such diseases as Salt Rhearn,Saro-
fula, Sores, Ulcers, Dyspepsia and Con-
stipation ar u ade by B.B.B. The daily
papers are full of statements of those,
wbo haveben eertnantly oared by 13.B.B.
In Caine the detection of false
coins is a t:leilled, prosperous pales.
sion, known as shroffing," and is
in special sel
is.,z5i1,1C176i1 try for
HOW A GUELPH SMOOT.? MARM PRAC-
TICEi DOMESTIC SCIENC:3,
Since Mrs. Rorer, of Philadelphia,
delivered her much discussed address
At the Ontario Agrieultiral College,
1.118t Deeeraiper 'the question of pie -
eating has been a -common topic.
Here's the latest in piedom. A pub-
lic school teacher, who expects some
day to be the bride of some forthre
ate or unfortunate young Man, re-
gularly employs her Saturday morn.
ings in the cooking of what Mrs.
Rorer would term a fatal diet, Last
'Saturday morning, instead of putting
the regular ingredients in her pie,
She mistook a parcel of plaster of
Paris for a parcel ef flour, The re,
suit was obiviotts. Instead of a
teneeltig desert, a statue, represent.
her -ale fatal dish," was produted.
And still there are some people who
argue that tits teaching of domestic
science is nnty a fad of long tongued
womeil.-01.10 ph Ilerald,
eel vefif)LICITOUS W a srret,urnay vitzttg
La. ter 'The St,ity 01 the Philippines" fiy Milrett
1181st oolimibviinnimi by the 13roverm 'milt gm 1111.
461 CiAtqriatt to tho WAY Deo:tamed' Thu hook
wiitten is my arcantos assn Wan:Alen; 011 tile
nasiiie with imuirel Merritt, 1,, the nu:Timis at Hos
inlulil *long Kona, in the Am ,rd'art trenehe$10.
inthu insurcent, cantos With atntlatal,io, on
;am ile.d;otfho Ohlopit, wit:111)03Q. ntit, Thu
'Mt t,f futtio At thi 1-111 of Manila, 18,1181188 for
tiords. Wield of pictures taby
elon cov-
. Totowa phOto..ttriplioNA en VI! ROM101.03 . book,
tow par. 5. big profits, Fro Lint
rani. 1.1- et alt traqhe uneeirisl war hen% nett t
trimA,l,t-ew, eas, e. ta,ber,, $.00,y.„ trettrame
nie, Otiose.
4.1 f.7114,t,tflyita
thAV IA.
The OntarloGovernreent will save
01.200 a year by the reduction of
postage float 3 to 2 cents.
Nothing so erfeotive for oheoltio,r save
ere Coughs and Colds na Dr. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup. Price 25ts, all
dealers.
A writer says speech was given
man to coneeal his thoughts. It WAS
needless preeetttir'n itt MATIV
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1. One Zi;;;I
MS the story. When your head
stomach MAD* end no appetite, itist
buy a package of
aeltes, and you feel tosteti-
Dated, and out of tuns, with your
Hood's Pill*
And take a doss., from 1 to 4 111118.
You will/. be surprised et how eistilso
they will do tiler work, ours jrti
headache and bllknu
liver ittltl rlittlte 'i'u'
2,5 cents. Sold by
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