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The Wingham Times, 1899-08-04, Page 3Kith PILLS FOR WEAK PEOPLE', AND THOSE TROUBLED WITH Palpitation, Throbbing or Irregular Beating, of the Heart, Dizziness, Shortness of Breath, distress after Exertion. Smothering Feeling, Spasms or Pain through the Breast and Heart Morbid Condition of the Mind, Partial Paralysis, Sleepless- ness, Nervousness, Anemia. Gene- ral Debility, After -Effects of Grippe,. Loss of Appetite, etc. Remember Millurn's Heart and Nerve Pills cure the worst cases after other remedies fall. Laxa-Elver Pills. cure Constipation. UM/ MISM.1111 Sick People Are Sensotive. Sick people don't like to be started at, They 'are morbidly seusative,. To look surprised at the change siekness has wrought is annoying, and, worse than that, it is dishearten- ing and: makes invalids imagine their ease to be wors : than it is. There- fore, ton't stare as a sick person, and don't .land at a back of the bed to make him turn his eyes round to see yob.. Always'sit by the bedside, for the patient feels more at rest than if you stand up 'tall before hila, And don't whisper ; don't talk in a low voice don't follow the doctor or a caller out into the next room. The invalid will be . absolutely certain that you. are discussing him, Don't wear garments that rustle or are made of roueh clothing, to chore into ' contact with hands made tender by sickness, and don't wear creaking boots or thick soled boots A CARD. We, the. Undersigned, do hereby ages to refund the nonny on n. twenty-five cex bottle or Ur. bt'ilis' ]Jnalisb..L'ills, if, after usitits, three.foorths or contents of • bottle, they do not relieve Constipa- tion and headache. Wo also warrant that four bottles will permanently "cure the most obstinate eases of Constipation. Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng- lish Pills are used, A. A. Morrow, tihemist anti Druggist, Wingham, Ont. Colin A. riampbell, Chemist and'Drug- gist, Wingbatn, Ont. A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Drug- ist Win hag. Ont r-� t :p rV \ i s 11 A0TOLE'S, S, A. .. DREAD DISEASE, E, ! and all sorts of fresh fraalts, Mttuy patients (lave, httaln -quick.' teamed Wir.d.a.' sounvY Ia WHAM '1'IUOSLi ON by putting the i en fa diet of dee and milk and tiotlitng erne. if only. a cat load of green stuff, the i. emnants F" the folltowinlr tt1'ticle on scurvy, tot' atingle day% marketing on the trf a� Mich disease so mUel has been James street market, could be for - heard of late in connection with the warded to the poor fellows fromthis' sufferings on to Edmonton. trail, we part of the country who are; strand- ; are indebted to the Hamilton Herold, cd, scurvy stitittc u, in thy, far north, what a boom it. would be, to thein, VIE TRAIL Alis: sulsisistscso istiost. Those who have read the letters front. Yukon that have been recently published in Hamilton papers need not be told that one of the most. dreaded foes of the gold seeker in the far north is the scurvy. There has probaoly been more loss of life in the twining camps 'oldie Yukon from that terrible disease, during the past year than fl'om all other causes to- gether, Scurvy is a disease that is caused by a morbid eonaitiou of the blood. brought about by the lack. of essen- tial ingredients in the food. It is usually caused by a want of frebli vegetable food, and it is this lack which accounts for the prevalence of the disease in the mining camps. Many of the ruiners took with them a supply of; canned vegetables and. limejaice in the form of tablets, but it is evident that these were not sufficient substitutes for fresh vege- tables and fruits, Persons who use salted and smoked meats as a chief article of cliet and who have to en- dure exposure and fatigue acid bad hygiene, will always be in danger of scurvy unless they have a suffi- cient supply of fresh vegetables r>,r fruits. Scurvy develops gradually. Its first symptoms are a certain failure of' strt ng th, breathlessness and men- tal 'depreSsion. en-tal'depression. - The face gets sallow er dusky, the eyes sunken, pains appear in the muscles of the body and limbs and gums get tender and. breath offensive. These are the early" syinptoms, and many often pass unnoticed. As' -the disease de. velopes, the gums 'become spongy and ulcerated, and the teeth loosen. and' drop out ; extravasations of blood take place in the skin and the membranes, usual swellings which resemble large bruises ; painful and destructive ulcers break out in the limbs; bleeding from the nose, eyes and mouth are common ; there is profound exhaustion, with' a 'tend- ency to fainting fits. Fatal results ensue when the disease becomes complicated with 'other disorders such as diarrhoea and palanon.ary 'or kidney troubles.• Even in its latter stages, scurvy easily yields .to treatment. The single remedy is fresh vegetable food, .the most efficacious being pota toes, cabbage, turnips, carrots, onions TILLS WS.. CEREALS The high quality of everyone of Tillson's Cereal Foods has induced -many grocers to offer something to their customers which they.claiin to be just as good. If ybu buy- a substitute for the original you are not the only one that loses --- We 'lose, too, by the comparison you make because you won't find the substitute equal to the advertised qualities of the original. We advertise plain -facts,, but you've got to trust your grocer—if he's' square with youhe will give you what you. ask for. Birt you 97ULSt insist. Tho Tillson Co,'y Limited, Tilsonburg; Ont. In the auwnaer•tiroo running sores and ulcers aro hard to keen savt'et madwir,an. l Bathe theta with Burdock Blood iSitl.Hrs and they will be free trorn odor, 'Pratte this remedy internally and soon healthy Herb will supplant toe det'ayiog tissue, Seo Tilt— The dish towels and glass linen are scalded each day and thorough- ly washed and ironed each week awl dried in the open air, Cupboards and storerooms to e overhauled at least once a month. Every penny spent be accounted for in a hook kept for that purpose. All dusters are heromed and re. gularly' washed. The drafts are checked in the kitchen range as soonas the meals. are prepared, to reduce the coal bill. The beds are. stripped and ai.ed daily, and the clothes placed where the fresh air can reach them. A regular routine of daily work be planned and carried out. The servants' room be kept as neat and clean as any main in the house, Old rags are not used in the honse work, but suitable cloths, neatly hemmed, bo provided. DI A. w, CHASES CORM CURE ... C. Is sent direct to the.disers.d parts by the Improved blv'.t r. Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanently cures Catarrh and'Hay Fever. Blower free, All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toronto and Buffalo, ' iy s � ✓ L ; � '4. h rito Pills are necessary but not nice. Cathartics are not confections, The fewer pills that you take the better, It's aggravating to take pills that don't and pills that won't, It's soothing to know that when you take a pill it's the pill that will do the work for which it's taken, have gained a reputation for their sure results. The pill that will is Ayer's. For all liver troubles, diseases of the stomach and bowels, sick headache, biliousness and heartburn, Dr. Ayer's Pills have proven a specific, and they . WEST WAW A.NOSII. g y the death of Mrs. Geo. 11oKen zie, which occurred on the 18th, ult., another of the ilei settlers has been called away. , Hleceeeedsiv-as.,yu�t:n-» a kSil si�r1s soli r'erMitrancls. ant ssw s t'i erefore� %i3 years of age, and ad sh`+klj.v:d buta.shor:t time longe.she Nvoi dd have t'eeii: able to cel iterate the fiftieth anniversary of her marri age. Iii' S64 she, her bnsh'nd and six childreemig ated fotie conal try, nettling 'n the':towns ip of West Wawaanosh,. end 'residi g the, e fur a ten years, wh •e they;„ were further blessed by an a dtti : al trio to their family. Afterw' fithey removed to the ' neighborin Those�,, ', ao 4.. l�tl Which make Plymouth Twine indispens- able for the Government Farm Service---w- greatest strength, perfect evenness, ex- treme length, freedom from tangles, purity —are absolutely necessary also to the twine that. will dd, perfect work in every harvest field. The selection of Plymouth for Gov rninent service was not made hap- hazard, but, after the most careful practical test had thoroughly demonstrated it to be the BES'`. Plymouth has qualities peculiar to itself, which cause it to work perfectly where other brands fan, PRUDENT PEOPLE PREFER 'PLYMOUTH' township ot, Asta• field, and there,' th..ey>=finall " nniclr theip..homm 'ae'w s of a mild and gentle disposion aer diligent in her duties, • nd those -who came in touch with Ther every dray life will feel whatloss t. ey have sustained. In religi .ii she iv, as a Pajesbyterian and for?liiany yaears,was , member of thatrchurch,'which sheattenrted regul Orly till ilhhealth deprived hint of tht privilege.: During her illndss she Suffered much, yet she bore it wi'tt patience, and even in the a ons' ofdeath she.. was slowly repeal lug. pa sages of psalms till within a few hours of the end, when her voifse kalsaishersrandsel3espassedspeaceftfily aasa . Funeral as;ervice was conduct- ed by the Rev. 1`'. A, McLennan. on Thursday, 20th ult., after which the proc essi left for the Kinloss ceme- teryhe bereaved }husband and the sorrowing children aid friends have the sympathy of the surra and- ing community, . as they have cured thousands of others whose testimony is a matter of xecord. Ayer's Cure Book is sent free by Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell, Mass. Send for it if you want to know more of the power of these pills than is. proven in the following testimonials. IT PAYS TO BUY II THE BEST. This Trade lvi ark is on every Tata. See that you get, it " I suffered nearly all my life with bowel complaints, enduring much pain, and I tried almost all the cathartic remedies advertised in the newspapers, without obtaining permanent relies until I used Ayer's Cathartic Pills. The result obtained from the use of these pills was wonderful. They not only gave immediate relief but effected a permanent cure." R. C. STODDARD, Delhi, Ont. " I was ill'for some time with liver trouble. My back ached and my shin turned as yellow as saffron; I became unable to do any work, and at last was confined to my bed too weak to move without assistance. I commenced the use of Ayer's Pills and less than half a box cured me. I owe my present, good health to their use, and I am never without them," \VM. OAKLi Y, Lobelville, Tenn. "I have used 'Ayer's Pills with excellent results for constipation. I find that they do not gripe nor purge, but do give relief." CHARLES R. WRITE, Pittsgrove, N. J. "I have used Ayer's Pills since 5845, and consider themsuperior to all other pills on the market. I always keep them in the house in case of emergency, and at one time they .cured my wife of dyspepsia. I have found them good for all diseases caused by the Southern climate." A. L. JONES, Elizabeth City, N. C. ' `'If your dealer does not handle our Twine, write Ply- ' mouth Binder Twine Agency, 54 Bay Street, Toronto. • Scalded Her Hand. Mrs. T. Planna,naker,Frankford, Ont.. sa; t•: "1 scalded my hand very badly an 1 thin took cold in it. It swelled and was very painful, but halt a bottle of Hattyard's Yellow Oil csred it complete- ly.' THE CHILDRLEN ON SUNDAY. THEIR nivERSIONS SHOULD ALL TIE IN HARMONY WITH THE SPIRIT 01' THE DAY. "Children cannot keep still long at a trine, and a quiet drivo inthe country, a walk through fields or woods, a stroll through orchard or garden,. are all in harmony with the spirit of the day," writes Emily D. Striebert, of "With the Children on Sunday,"in the August Ladies' Borne Journal. "There is no better day , than Sunday in which to think kind ly and lovingly of others. Let the children gather flowers for same old lady, autumn leaves for za sick friend, nuts for 'a playmate, or a collectio of leaves of different sorts to surpri e papa with their botanical knowledge. On the ;ante principle let them work r'or child, en's hospitals and asylums, t'ur mission schools and missionary hnx e . Let thein make scrap -books, cut out pictun s and stories and arrange thein in envelopes or boxes. ]aunty all theta pastimes with loving thoughts of the dear Father in Heaven, Who wants us to be kind to His other children who are poor, sick and neglected. One of the best of influences over children comes with loving care for plants and animals; therefore I should let them water garden beds and house plants, -trim up the canary's cage, make a warm, soft bed for the kitten, and feed the rabbits and chickens. Let children make Sunday visits to the old, the sick and the poor, Let them write or dictate letters to grandma or auntie, to some shut-in friend or old nurse. Music isalways a. delight on Sunday afternoon, and shi uld never be left out of the program." The Phillipitles have lateht agri- ettlttiral possibilities, but it promises t,o be some tints before a large crop t,f pias and hominy is re,porto..i from t.het e.— L..' , W. Bulletin. ‘01011.4 w,ivrro-.POI{ "TIT% Lin AVD \ a,,tentents nt Admiral Covey,” the Nr 00(01 fro 1n4. moat hero liy ttnrht ttelstetul, the lite, Ione friend and edanirer ni the nation's Idol. Big. ,et and brat book • over 680 peen. sac, mulles nrnaly 100 p:asos 11 ilftone inuattatlnns, th,ly 51.60.; i:,.a,rn,ona demand. Tar nnamisslons. Outfit We. ti„ sues of a lifetime. write quiet:. Tito n,,mh:ran tlrnpa,ly, Srd Floor Caxton Mag., t;0ieu,to, Tha Montreal Gazette of Monday says :—".Mr. C. ' allee, of the Queen's Hotel, has returned from a fortnight's trip in the Muskoka district, during which he completed. the purchased of the Hotel St. ,Joseph, on Lake Huron, and some 23 miles from Goderich, Ont. The purchase also includes a large tract of land, wild and improved. The price paid for the whole is $50,000. A new wharf is in process of construction at St. Joseph, and railway communication is contemplated. When these are, completed, St. Joseph, it is anticipat. end, will he a very pnpllier resort. Sick Headache—that bane or many a woman's lire is quickly oure.l by loofa. Liver Pills. They are adapted to the system of the most delis„tet and never Milne any griping. we,lk•• ling •hr eieken• ing. of picric acid and fuschine was placed in a metal case for holding gold, and a few napoleons were placed on top. In order to get out the gold the met. al case had to be held upside clown, and then of course, the chetn]Cal pre- paration would run out and stain the thief's band a bright and ii.delible yellow. As soon as some of the gnkt was missed M. ' Cornette suinniOned, all the servants to his presence. The° valet's fingers betrayed him. Real- izing izin the uselessness of deeyir when caught yellow handed he et nfessed and was duly locked up. No man should Le hopeless so low as he h:ts two good, honest; friet ds--- hie hands. When a man feels all cut tip over sonethin , dales he realize the erne - ties of vivisse ion? Caught Yellow Handed. A rich American, residing in the Hood's Pills St, George's quarter in 1'ctts, had Are prepared from Na. hcen for some time put 1 hrl t letirn and money not left loul~rrt up disap-i while gent geared regularly. M. Cornette, the i and efficient. . They* emissaryeissary of police, was informed sow or the robberies. no found it would mouse the mer be impossible to keep an effective 'watch on the bed room where, the thefts oerurred, but he adopted a stratagem which turned out success- ful. "A' small vial eontaintng mixtUtt s , s mild latl+v� of syst�maiio thefts. Bank notes tures e are .able said Cure Sick Headache, I3i1- iousnesst Sour, Stomach,Sold Constipation. everywhere, /sc. per box. kre»Atedb3 C.I.nand&C0.,LOWeii,1'.