The Wingham Times, 1899-04-28, Page 3, r
VI/ IN (*HAM TIMAS, AiltIL 282. 0)99.
S 'ilAbout OalifOrnm, CHLHOSS.
1 Suceseseral Women.
EU. ping la , Donald MeKay, of °throes, whO
went to Califbrma some tint° ago
with thelate LI 0hiehoIne fornicated,
the Teesweter Now with eonte in.
teresting information Concerning hie
trip and also the country. in Oxon-
ing the Rooky Mpuntaine on their
way to California the train was de
layed for six hours by the snow.
When high up on the mountains Mr, ,
McKay said he coula look down on.
the clouds. Their destenetion was'
Los Angles and they were there
about six weeks when Mr, Chishuira
died, Los Angeles le a city with a
population of 115,000 and there are!
from 1,0a0 to 2,000 coining and go- '
ing every day. There ere quite a
number of Canadians in the eity and
Mr. McKay say e he received a hearty
welcomlu
e. .He as delighted with
the beauty of the country and the
line climate. Strawberries were
being sold all the titue he was there
but he said the fieeet berries grew
about Christmas tide He visited
an orenge.grove containing1•50 acres
and had as many oranges to eat as
he .desired. A peculiarity of the
orange tree is ibe fact that while the
fruit was ripe on the lower branehee
there was bloom at the top of the
tree. He brought home some fruit,
flowers, flower seeds, vegetable seeds,
some stalks of barley over four feet
in length and well beaded, and a
walking. stick made from a small
orange tree. Darieg the nine weeks
of his absence he did not have a
proper night's rest and he .was com-
pletely tired out. kie has lost about
•fifteen pounds in weight which we
trust he will soon recover „now that
he has returned to his native soil.
rain% kk141111i
The Groat Disease Ban-
isher and Life Giver.
Used by All Classes and Pre-
scribed by Honest and
Able Physicians.
Paineal Celery Compound :ankes
le well in spring time. it is as far
isUperiur to the ordinary uervinee, sorsa-
parillats mut pills as strength is better
than weeltuees.
]al'* eatery Compound as a spring
medicine has this enti re eon tideece ot our
varied classes Oanecliau population.
Nothing mere decisively proves the
worth, popularity and universal use of
the great. wetimiue than the fact Out it
is now used isy our wealthiest people who
formerly relied ou the west medical Belli.
Paine's Celery Compound in spring
time ouilds up the broken down nervous
apemen purifies the blood, regulates and
perfeutiv tones the whole digestive sys-
• tem, gree u mash for fuud, and uestuivs
all nestled vitality and'bodily etrength.,
Pain& emery Compouud is to day pr. -
scribed by the•foremost physicians or
the aura of kidney mid •hver troubles.
It is invariably successful in its work,
making men and women well when they
bave foiled with other medicines.
Now is the time to use the marvellous
eouipound if you desire new blood, new
strength, and new Itfe for the Work and
duties or appromming slimmer. Paine'
ce:ery Compound has done wonders for
your friends and neighbors; you' need
the same never-fatling medicine for your
caeca If you would be cured do not be
persuedeu to try a substitute.
• gresbyterian Funds.
The announcement has been offici-
ally made ter Dr, Warden, -of Tor-
Qnte, that the Preebyterian .eh urch
funds have elused the year practically
free of' debt,. Ore tnunth ago D..
Warden'issued a special 8ppeaI
.asking for $92,000 This sum has
'been exceeded, $1.08,000 having been
xeceived during March, clearing the
following funds of iodebtedness
Bouie missions, augmentation, foreign
missions, "lai.enith evatigetizatior,
Pointe Ada Trent hlos, Knott tee lege,
Assetublv, aiu walowe' and orphans'
n4., Tile debt of 83,233 of the
age(rand lefiena i inistere' rand !u
been reduced to $1,81a, end the
Mont real Preebt terian College debt
llas almost [wen cleared, with pro-
specte of its halal wiped off entirely
an a few da,vs. The actual enntei,
butione daring the month totalled
$103,035 The illierest or invest-
ment agg relented 6'4,000. On Tii are
tatty and Friday -week 114 er
2,600 cone ibutions were received.
•
Pimp]es.ou the. Face .— Cue he cured
in 3 dale by the mat of Dr. &New's
Ointaneut. However impoesible this
may Seem, a few applications will con-
vince. Many are cured who have bceu
dietigured tor t ears; Try it to -day.
Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
66
on ; ,er S1 -eve"
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Catarrh Helievect in. 10 to 60 Min-
utes,—One short putt of thebreath
through the Blower, supplied with each
bottle of Dr. Agoew's Catarrhal POWder,
dilTuses tbis Powder over the surface ot
the nasal passages. ,Painless and de-
lightful to ase. It relieves inetaatly,
and penitently cures Cate rrh, Hay Fever,
utiles! Headache, Fiore Throat,,Ioneditis
and Deafness:. • • ••
Sold A. L. Hamilton.
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KfI'TLOSS.
In tbe death of ilirs. Reid. '.tbe bes
loved wite of Mr. Peter'. Reid; the
venerable clerk of the township of
Katilos, un Saturdeve April 15th, the
toWnship loser. tare of its est•set tle rs
w wink Waif k no Wei' an d
greatly tespeeted.by all, slieeea.sed
W..$ horn in Scotland • in 1817, and
was constituently in the 82ed year
(.1 her agei AI% ami Mrs.'Reid
eame to Kinloss rihr.ut 45 years ago
and Ia e been residents of the town. -
ship ever r-inee, aril only last year
had e-lenrated their el x tie. h t ea ir of
married life, and in her death her
aged partner in life and family have
the earnest. sy itipethy of all in their
bereavc,men L, • •
flaeaale.7,1a:n. —Uwe yuu tried all
the isanstiass ytos ever tea 1 or heard of
h tor wire ? it yop're airtime t
still, .taka attilinirtes itits• Pills.
• Teey rt.ver faiti guie.itatea 1 to cure or
your money back. •Priee 500.
he Carries Her Heart
Council met in the Town Hall,
The vforeeis wbo emceed are Owe
Teeswater, April 10th, 1899, as per
who go to their work with a edjdeter-
bers
Of last meeting, Mem-
tnination bora of cou.rage and positive
were all present. 'The minutes •
of last meeting were read and sus. Orumbling Will Cease if Wingham conviction and whose energies are
tained. • People Follow This CAlzen's absolutely tireless
Meyer—McKague—That as com-a Advice. It is true that they are not often so
plaint has been made that the owner I
on,...•••••
% When the Kidneys are sick they
well paid for the same work as men
but that is one of the mistakes of the
ef lot 1, con. 11, and 4180 the owners grumble:
of lots 2i, 27, 28 and 29, Con, A have You hear them clear through timber*. day that will soon be rectified. We
their fences on the road allowance, You feel them clear through the bodyare growing wiser, and one of the
preventing travel and that the clerk They grumble when overtaxed. - things that are most important for
notify said owners' to remove the Itosuatev?muldi know the reatoole .11 t every one to know is that there is
sante ou° before the 1st aay of you,
MeKagne—Scott—That the Clerk ingli.atteache is the fleet grumbling warn -
P e Mg; your ao WI e
who expect two much as 'Presume on
no sex in brains.
May, 1899.—Carried, ribose who fall are usually those
be instructed to procure a sutfteient iv it • if ou hese iG not.
account of their belng, WOI0011.
number of copies a the Line Fence rooekkioduprfs R ta i'l 7 it ill surely
or rou ) e, W
come, There is plenty of workand
and Pouncilteepers Act to supply Urinary trouble, kidney trouble and
Money. too, for the sharp woman
each of the fenceviewers and pounce many miseries.•
who will fight every difficulty in her
keepers with a copy and to instruct Doan's Kidney Pille are made for kid -
way, Every body loves a fighter,
them by mail or otherwise, that they Uerb:yniAre every form' of kidney 111, whether it be man or women; figlit-
must take the Declaration of Office The experience of Wiogbagi people ere who see nothing but success at
as required by statute.—Carried. proves this. the other end, of the long road, fight-
ue a cose in oint
acott—Jarvis--Tbat this Council-thatte la tHere'if,illtia,m Neipl, seetiOn; foreman of ars who believe m
in themselves and
appoint John McKagati to have the
Wingham, Out, said when their efforts and who plan their daily
east side of the gravel road, south of interviewed by our representattye. "1 battles as a general plans campaign
the village of Teeswater to Boyds have had fverybruvtertewgainelm/ buaseed fighters who hre brave, aboveboard
corners, plowed and leveled andahe
stones taken off so that it can be :alioues reett!erdles but witItYlittle succeers. and generous in the struggle. These
Hearing about Doan'sKeiney kalle, I got are heroines of daily life, and they
used for travel in the winter season a box and was relieved from the start4 command success and respect by de -
if eecessary.—Carried. TIsey certainly are a qtlitik acting anu
Jarvis—IVIeyer—That David Mc- el'able med • " ser ng it.—New Y• ork Telegram.
Donald be allowed his statute labor
to be done oppositehis lot on the
geavel road to plow and level the
side of the road, and that Graham
Scott have both sides of the gravel
roaci. plowed and leveled with the
road machine from the 8 and 9 con.
to ,tbe corporation of Teeswater—
Carried.
Jarvis --McKague—That the clerk
be instructed to procure, casings or
molds for the purpose of manufactute
ing.concrete pipes.—Carried.
Scott—Jarvis — That the Clerk
have a general township by-law
drafted and ready. for next meeting
of Counci1.—Carried.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache,
lame or weak back, Bright's disease,
diabetes, dropsy, swelling of the feet and
puffiness under the eyes, gravel, rheunia-
tism,weakness of the kidneys in children
and old people,female consplaints,etc.Sold
by all druggists at 60o a box or 3 for
81.25, Remember the name Doan's and
refuse all others.
LARGEST IN TWO YEARS.
CONSUMPTION 04IMED 235 VICTIMS
IN ONTARIO DURING MARCH.
The municipalities reporting deaths
from contagious' disease during
alareti represent a population of 2,-
271,789, or 99 per Fent. of the whole..
The total deaths from all cases num-
By laws were introduced, read and
blanks filled in and passed. for the bered 2,361, as compared with 2,-
568 in the previotis . month. The:
purpose of regulating and enforcing greatest mortality was from con-
sta t ate labor, appointing path masters, sumetion, which claimed 235 victims.
poundkeepers and feneeviewers, those This is the largest death -rate in two
appointed to these positions to hold years, and twenty ahead of the
°Mee till their suceessers are ap month of February. The next most •
pointed. The following are thefatal maladnight in the following way :—A.
pathmasters appointed—Henry Mc- y was scarlatina, which
produced 36 deaths, or 4 in excess of little was poured into a saucer and
Glynn, Hedrick MeLean, Jas. Stnitairubbed with the fingers into the
those in the previous month. Dip-
4ndKevi' IVI4eguei tTetm ligdiei 1.i. thvia, caused 25 Aea,the, a dimiele. -'.Tho New York Times ,reeently roots of the hair. The application
tion of 10 as compared with the publiihed an article on Canada from
previous month,while typhoid proved which the following extracts are
fatal to 17 persons, an increase of taken. We reproduce to show tbat
one. The deaths from measles were our neighbors are beginning to learn
two, tbe same as in February, and something ot' the greatness of this
the mortality from whooping cough country :—"The white pine forests
was 9, an increase of 0. of Canada are alone worth more
than her pabliedebts. Her fisheries
Theyote Rider Killed. aro the best and most extensive in
the world. She has 100,000,000
Gedericb,Ap21.—Between 9 acres cf wild lands upon which the
;il
and 10 this morning as a youth best wheat can be successfully grown
named Andrew Stokes, on a bicycle, in the fertile belt of the North-west ;
and a man named Young, in a bug- coal of good quality in abundance
gy, were turtling a corner, the wheel very near tide -water upon the Atlan-
and the buggy collided, smashing* tic and Pacific ; unlimited supplies of
the wheel and throwing the boy off high grade iron ore in all the pro- out stopped, and soon new short
with great violetee. Atter the ac- vinces ; the best and most extensive hairs were foand all over the head.
cident Stokes got up and was walk- niekle anines in the world ; extensive As the kerosene application was con-
ing away when he suddenly fell to and valuable mines of copper and tinaed the hair became Oleic and
the ground and was picked up and immense deposits • of agricultural smooth. When, after several months,
taken home, when it was found that abosphates in Ontario and Quebec; it was finally discontinued, abun-
he was internally injured and broken inexhaustible beds of marble, granite, dant glossy locks replaced the dry
ribs were pissing on the lungs. The sandstone and limestone in various and lusterless hair, the forrner con -
injured lad died six hours after the colors for building ..purposes; mines dition still existing, though no kero-
John McRae, Robt. Whiteman, John apeueriedleynaaccwidheienhtalwas supposed to be of gold, silver, asbestns and mica; sone has been used for several years.
• unsurpassed herds of thoroughbred —New York Post
McKenzie, jr,, Jos. Bucket, John 1,
heumacattle, horses and sheep; three thou -
Clark, Jas. LittIO, Peter Scott, John
S. Armstrong, John Becking, jr. liontism Cured in a Day.—
uth American Rheumatic Cure, for sand cheese factories, from which
! Rheumatism and Neuralgia, radically she exports more than 100,000,000
Michael Graff, Wm. J. Smith, Alfred cures in 1 to 3 daye, Its action upon the pounds of cheese annually. Her
Haldenby, Geoe McEvers. system is remarkable and myeterious. peblic schools, colleges, universities,
Fenceviewers.— Donald McLean, moves at ciince the cause, and the
Andrew 'V101(110E3, Jas. Ballagh,
It re
dose iyb
sereeaseni
immediately disappears. The charitable institutions and public
enefite. 75 cents. buildings are worthy of an intella
Neil McKinnon, John Aitkens, Wm, Sold by A. L Hamilton. gent, highly civilized Christain people
Donald, Ambrose Fredrick, George Pith and_!____Point. who govern themselves.
Wm. Bortou, John Hill, Wm. Mc-
rit. Smith, ,Peter Grant,There is not a community in the
Steel, W
Patience is alt right in its place, world of 5,000,000 in number more
Levi Erb, Thos. ThomPson, Sebes- , but tt is better to back tenacity to free from objectionable elements than
tian Lehman, Dougald Campbell, I win.
I that of Canada. Canadians are well
John Sittler. •iVlany a man -who thought himseif
Council then adjourned to meet wise has been declared otherwise by Theyversed in the art of self government.
clearly understand that true
June, as a Court of Revision and
of a jary.
• Borne are silent because of their have most wisely adopted gold as a
again on Monday, the 5th dayliberty is not lieense, therefore they
Appeal and for general business, wisdom and some because of their i single standard of exchange or mete
CHAS. Bu'rToN, Clerk.ignorance. sure of vahie. Vier° is not any
. Lots of men who never think of demand in Canada for rag money or
Ninety Per Cent. making wives of their cooks make a debased silver carrency. Although
Of the people are afflicted with some cooks of their Wives. an ultra loyal people they believe in
CHAPTER III.
1. In tbe noonday of life, when the
vigorous rejoice in the ripeness of
strength -
2. When the heart 'should feel
young, end tbe red blood of health -
glow with warmth in tee veins -
3. The dyspeptics walks wearily in
the shades of despair.
4. 0, the agonies of the tlesb that
rob life of its Joys!
5. And the ignorance of dyspeptics
who remain pilloried in pain while re-
lief and cure are so easy to attainL--
0. At A. L. Hamilton's drug stare—• .•
7. When you ask for Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tablets, which contain the
pepsin grown in the juice of the fruit.
8. A single tablet relieves heart-
burn, sour stomach and other distress.
es of indigestion, and many chronic
Oases of dyspepsia are cured with oue
box—sixty tablets in the box—for 35
cents.
The Ornsmal
There is only one remedy kmw VW'
bee a combined action on the kid
and liver arid auras the moat omit pilaw
ailment's)? there danced,.iIterinoae...,
and that la pr, Chase's Kidney -Lie
Pills, the or ginal kidney pill. This
world famous kidney rind liver our. baa
an onorinows sale in all parts ot Catsada
anti tbe Muted States.
Ord:titysi and Garden.
Raspberries' thrive best in a deep,
warm soil.
Grape 4 should have an annual en-
riching to produce good, cropes.
Prune the grapevines to two or
three buds of last year's growth.
Having the orchard well trimmed
up will keep the trees bearing well.
Trim the (It ad wood thoroughly
out of the currant and gooseberry
bushes.
In fruit; culture, situation, as well
as sell adaptation, must be consider-
ed.
The men who succeed best, obtain
the best paces and • receive returns
every year are those who take care
of their trees and the crops that
grow on them.
Grapes are produced. only on the
current; year's shoots and on wood
from the previous season's grOwth ;
hence to produce fruit the wood
must be renewed annually.
In traiuing the grope it is well to
remember that the tendency of the
sap is always toward the highest.
bud. Therefore upright positions
increase the length of growth, while
a hnrizontal pesition tends to cheek
it.
Do You Know
Consumption is preventable ? Sciatica
has proven I hat, and also that neglect is
suicidal. The worst cold 'or cough can
be cured with Shiloh's Clough and Cori,e
sumption Cure. Sold on positite gua-
rantee for over fifty yeare.
Kerosene For the Kair.
A woman recently asserted that
the fine appearance of her hair was
entirely due to a persistent and
thorough treatment eith the familiar
kerosene of corner grocery corninerce.
It was applied regularly once a fort -
Canada a Great Country.
nettling Ballagh, Wm, Rod•
tie!: McKenzie, Henry MeAllister,
Woe Caslick, Thos. Wilson, Jos.
Dosinan, John Ken', jr., John Boyd,
Rale. Keith, Lech McKay, John Mee
Kenzie, jr., Noah Stream, Geo. Mar -
the john litle Win. Kirkland, Flem-
ing 13allagh, S. D. A. Stobo, Albert
• Hughes, David eicIntosb, Geo. Arm-
strong, Henry Arkell; Wesley Me•
Ever% G. Dever, Andrew Watson, W.
Whytoelt, Mich: Hettinger, Joseph
Borho, Dan itiaTavisb, Geo.
Robe Grant, John Becking, jr., tired
Kroeten, Geo. Bell, Henry Betiningea,
Samuel Lindsay, Sol, Hardy, William
Beptiat, Jas. Tbompeon, • A. E. Hal-.
(lenity JohnHein, Andrew Frei.
. burger, Levi Good, Jahn Sittler, A.
Bannerman, Andrew Caskeisnett,
Dougald Campbell, Edward Wall,
Jas. Kirby, Jas. Peterrnan, Wm.
Cronnin, • Andrew Meyer, Edward
•Wice, Alex. liergott, Bernard Meyer,
Geo. Winter.
Poundkeepers,— Robert Ballagh,
was slow and thorough, the gentle
massage of the roots with the finger
tips being needed to open the pores
for the absorption of the oil. The
treatment cans usually made at night
and the hair afterward tied up in a li
handkerchief. The silk andker-
chief is recommended by baitsdress-
ers as useful in retaining the natural
electricity of the hair. By noon of
the following day the oder of the
kerosene had disappeared; and in
another 12 hours the oilness that
followed its use had else gone. The
effect of this treatment on the hair
was promptly noticeable; the falling
What a boon to many a man or woman if this word literally so—How manyspirits are broken
because this particular organ is shackled by disease—and yet how many times has Dr.
Agnew's Curo for the Heart brushed against the grim reaper and robbed him of his victim.
Diseases of the heart are by far the Most treacherous of ailments which afflict humanity—ruthless
10 old and young alike—not insidious but violent, for when the heart fails, the Whole system
suffers violence. Discussing causes here will not
console the suffering one. The one great yearn of
the heart -sickened patient is Lica to get relief and a,
cure. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the If eart stands pre-
eminently to -day as the star of hope to sufferers front
heart trouble, and so far past the experimental period
that thousands to• any proclaim, in no uncertain sOunci.
the belief that were it not for thiSgreat remedy they
world have long ago passed into the great beyond.
Messt eminent doctors, whom heart' cases have baffled, have
tested Dr. Agnew's claims, and to -day they prescribe it in
their practice as the quickest and rem
ed heart reed); known
to medical science. What are the symptoms ?, Palpitation, flut-
tering, shortness of breath, weak and irregular pulse, swelling of
feet and ankles, pain in the,left side, chill' sensations, faintingspells,
spells, uneasiness in sleeping, dropsical tendency and as many.
more indications that the Heart is deranged. Dr. Agnew's
Cure for the Heart is a heart specific ; and no Case too acute
to find relief from it inside of .thirty minutes --a powerful cure.
Mas. Jam. Fmtpkratea, ofGananocpie, Ont., after having been treated
by eminent physicians for heart disease of five years' standing, was dis-
charged from MEI bospital as a hopyless Inhe curable, Ssuffered front
acute pain and palpitation, her feet and ankles swollen, and there was
every tendency tea the dropsical form of heart disease, but the lady pro -
Cured Agnew's Cure for the Meats she declared, es a last hope.
One dose relieved her of a very aruto spasm in less than thirty minutei,
and three bottles cured hor.-not a symptom of the trouble remaining
Compeer= Wttrase, G. Lees% of the & Wat.R., and living at
Ilagarstown,Md,, suffered for years with acute valvular form of heart
disease -,cost bion many a" lay off" from his daily duties on the road,
and' ho spent a small fortune In remedies and treating with heart
PpeCiallsta protnise Of a euro, and all ended In dIsappointment,until a good friend, who had been
lenefited, recommended Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart. Ile tried it, and found it g two bird and
Comfort Eilmost Immediately. Ile continued its usa untiLafew bottles were taken, and to•tip he's well and
strong, and says, "Tell all heart sufferers that can highly re0munend this great remedy.'
DR. AGNEW'S OINTMENT cures eez8mal salt rheum, weer, scald head and all Itching Ale abatises:
cures plies in three to five nights. 3$ cents.
DR. AGNEW'S CATARRHAL POWDER rollevet cold In the head Or hay rover In ten minutes—wilt
Pure most stubborn and long Standing catarrh cases quickly and permanently,
DR. AGNEW'S LIVER PILLS cure constipation, biliousness, sick headache, torpid liveo-elear the
Skim 4o dogs, se cent& --a
SOLD BY A. L. litAMILTON",
form of humor, and this causes a viirietv Lnve makes the world go round, protection to Canadian industries, in
of die...meal. The reason why Hood's and the attraction of gravity worries preference to those of mother Eng -
Sarsaparilla cures when all others fait is a Mot people.
foiled in the tout that it effectually ex land, They have as many miles of
yells the humor. Scrofula, salt rheum, There le more power in kindness railway per capita as we have and
boils and all eruptions are permanently than there is in dynamite, but it they have common sense enough not
cured by this great medicine. takes longer to find, it out. to embarass their railway systems
Mood's Pills are the beet tinnily cede Sine doctors 'remind one or with adverse legislation. The history
artio tint! live Oe.itle, tellable, Patience sitting on -a monument be- of their banking system is most
- sure. cause of the monttents sitting on creditable to their skill in finanee.
• • •
')& change of venue has been grant
ed in the rhnton ease by Judge
Robertson. The trial will be held at
Toronto.
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their patients. --Ch caw) News.
Their largest bank has $1:1,000,000
• of capital, $6p
Young Mothers.
Croup is the terror of thousands of
young mothers because its outbreak is
so agonising and frequeptly fatal. 3h1 -
lob's Cough and Consumption Cure acts
like magic: in cases of Croup. It has
never been known to fail. The worst
oases relieved immediately. Price 25
ots., 50 cts end Shoo,
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Grossley and Hamer, the well-
known evaugelists, will hold a series
of revival meetings in Stratfoid next
October.
A law passed by the Vermont
legislature requires that wagons ta
carry three tons shall have wheels
with a three-incb- tire, over three
tons four inch and over six tons six.
• inch.
Children Cry for , 03,000,000 of deposits and. a6,030,-
'5 ST R 00
IA
000 of eiret(trn, or total resources
e of
Homes Pihis
Are prepared from Na-
ture's mild laxatives,. and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
Rouse the Liver
Cure Sick Headache, Bil-
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
laepared by 0.1.11tiod CoeLowellaisse.
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