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is Your only Hope if
You Would Banish
Sickness u11 Disease
At this tuna wevitutily give a few facts
in couneution with the tiee of Paine'e
elery Compcm nd that should prey° in • •
teresting to all who are looking for -new
health and vigorous etrength.
Ce:Nry (CM] pou nd encon ;nes
and strengthens the ktdneys, and enables
them to oleanse the blood of s, LIMA and
poisonous matter.; that aro the direct
cause of drowsieees, Ine)ancholin, blood
diseasee, headaohes and that general
4'run down" condition thnt, opens the
door to orgauai diseases of the bettrt,
kidneys unit stomach
Paine's Celery Compound makes the
blood a bright red color, inereimesits
volume in the ones ies, and quickens its
circulation; etiabl lug a ne rve• tired person
to sleep eight or nine hours at a stretch.
Paine's Uelm.y Compound is pre•emin-
ently impable of doine all that promises,
and does a work that no other medicine
can accomplias. '
If you, dear reader, have failed id the
past with other medicines, take immedi-
ate advantages of the virtues of Paine's
Celery Compound that hits proved such
a blessing to tens of thousands in the
past,.
Rotted Sods for Manure.
There are many places in low
lands by the roadside where the
wash of the road has made the soil ,
very !Ia. .Sods cat trom such land
and piled in -heaps rot down readily,
especially if some wood ashes are
thrown on them to hasten decompo-
sition:1 This makes the best possible
top dressing for grass lands; and will
largely • increase the growth where
the soil is .thin. If phosphate is
added this compost becomes. a com
piete manure for any kind of crop.
The practice of' rotting sod. is, very
common in Lincolnshire,. England,
where, in olden times, , the sod was
cut very thin, and after being piled
and dried out the heap was
There was waste of nitrogen ..in
burning the sod, and allowing it to
rot down is much, tho better way"to
make use of it.
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Nothing Equal to Low's
Mrs. J. Snelliug, Underwood, Ont.,
says that she has used Dr. Low's Pleas-
ant Worm Syrup iq her,family for the
past eight years, and that she knows of
nothing. so OW for children who suffer
from worms.
The usual report of the Registrar
General for the month ef August
shows the total number of deaths in
this province for that month to have
been from 94 pee cent. of the muni-
cipalities, 2088. The deaths •from
contagious diseases are: cot:3811am,
tion 172, typhoid fever 55, diphth:
eria 25, whooping cough 16, smile:
tina 8 and measles 5. The deaths
from consumption in A.ngust,, 1898,
were 152.
NV 11\ II A Al Tams, OCTOBER 20, INA
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now to 'Pull 1A A
l'ull E d
We had : I. (14
and haat off. The ground was dry
/ Potst' pull
u pparent Mystery The Inspector Caught.
y xp a Ile
and the pests came up hard. We at • There are thousands of peonle in Can-
t t1 .1
g 11e tnUada with very limited resourcee wbo are
yank them out by wain. strength always well and neatly dressed, but
and awkwattlnitss while the wain never In debt for the new dress,costume,
atm' by • but decided UpOfl 8 l'ff • (air, jacket,eult or overcoat,
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cut plan and, took' with. us nietely a
good. length of chain and a piece of
2x8 inch skuff abont 30 inches iring.
Father drove the.teain and 1 mani-
pulated the chain, etc 'We started
down on the right hand side of and,
ckse to the line of posts. In .drivieg
pt.a post he fiwung the team a
tit 10 te, the tight, then olightly tO
the left, and backed a few feet,
bring lefthind wheel of wagon about
in e
linwith post and within a few
A of it: One end of chalet having
faStehed around the axle near left
wheel, I hooked the other end a•
round post close to ground, then
lifted chain and set the piece of egg
under it with top end resting on the
ground some 18. inches from post.
As tbo team Started slowly the post
started skyward, then fell prestrate
and was at once loaded into thewagon,
wagon. When the end of the line
was reached, in a short time, the job
was complete and we were ready to
drive off with our load of posts.
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A OARD.
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• We the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund -the money otl•A twenty-five cent
'bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pais, if,
after using three fourth§ of contents of
bottle; they do no relieve Comitipation
and Headache. We also warrant that
four bittles will permanently cure the
most obstinate- cokes, of Constipation.
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used.
A. A. Morrow.. Chemist, and Druggist,
Wingham, Ont.
C. A. Campbell, Chemist and Druggiste
Wingbam, Ont. .
A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Druggist,
ingham, Ont.
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Thanksgiving Evening.
If the cares of the day must creep
into the evening both's, to the no
-
gleet of wholesale amusement. in the
home, through itia ,greater part of
ot the year, au fast let us reserve
Thanksgiviug eyening as a time for
rollicking fun and amusement, in
which children and grown people
both participate.
It may be of infinite' importance
to the little ones later on, when they
leave yon, if they can take into the
new life the influence uf one happy
hethe night.
It may be the rementbrance that
will .keep the son or daughter
straight,
There are plenty of simple games
for just shell occa.Sions, if you do
not know of east ask your neighbor,
It•ynn have no, children ot your
own,„.remember those of kith and
kin to•you, who have them, esneeial-
ly those who are more scantily .er-
dowed with this world's goods than
yourself.
Ask - them to join your family
the quest
ion with many is, "Llow
can Bleu and women drese well when
email incomes are barely nuflicient to
pay rent and living expenses 2"
The explanation is simple, but true
nevertheless . Wise, economical women
°all to their aid the tnagleal power e of
Diamond Dyes when new creations are
needed in wetiriog apparel for the mother,
daughter, father or on, The soiled ur
, dingy dress or ccstume worn a year or
two ago, or it racy 1:e a faded or rusty
cape, jacket, suit or overcoat tbat has
done service in the pasts- all are made to
look like new ata trifling cess by the use
of Diamond Dyes,
The Dismond Dy•ee supply the newest,
reek fashionalski and most becoming
' colors"for the diffei ent teasone. This is
one of the great advantages that Diamond
Dyes offer to the ladies of Canada, No
other package Dyes are so strung,. fast
and brilliant as the Diamond • Deets, and
no others so eltsy to uee. All economic-
al and thrifty women use the reliable
Diamond yes.
Thanksgiving,
We thank Thee, 0 Father, for all that is
bright— •
The gleam of, the day and the stars of the
'
night;
The flowers of yquth and the fruits of our
prime,
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1 of time. . case for four tnonthe. I tried South
American Rheumatic Cure; 1 took two
We thank Thee 0 Father f 1 f tl bottles. Twenty four hours after filet
A pollee inspector, being informed
that a restauranteur was derving
game out of EetitiOn, visits the res;
tattrant in plain clothes and orders
dinner. "Waiter, partridge for me."
1 The inspector finishes .hia dinner
s e y an t len says to the waiter,
"Ask the boss .to step this way 'a
, minute."
1 "What for ?"
"I wish to ootify him to appear in
court tomorrow and answer for sellf
:log partridge out of season. .1 am
the pollee Inspector and have secured
ithe necessary evidenee against him,'
Waiter—„It wasn't partridge you
, bud.
relive inspector (injasily)—What
was it then ?
Waiter (cheerfully) --Crow,
The inspector swooned,- -London
Telegraph,
A. PITIABLE C1IIPI)1,E.
Xen. '
It's a Wise man that knows his
owii father when he sees WM out in
company,
It doesn't take much •of a man to
tell how a thing aught to bo done,
The one who goes and does it de-
serves the praise.
The man who goes to chant! may
not enjoy the sermon, but he gener-
ally goes home with a good appetite
- for bis Solidity dinner.
It le claimed by some people that
baldness indicates great brain power,
but the makers of alleged hair re-
storers keep or.• getting rich. ,
J'iom heurnatism —Blistered by
Doctors till Ile Didn't Know Him-
self—South American Rheumatic,
Cure Performs a Wonderous Cure,'
D. Desanetele, Peterboro', writes: 'Tor
monthel was unable to work, had rheu-
matism in every part of my bodv. I was.,
blistered by doctors at ten different times.
My hands,were drawn out of shape, ay
lingers were distorted, and my wrists
and forearms were double their natural
And blessings o'emearching the pathway . size. My leg was encased in a plaster
Business in the Greed Trunk
shops at Stratford is heavier than
ever before known.
An exploding lamp set fire to the
elothing of Miss Marie Goyer, of
Montreal, burning her to cluth.
Mr. Henry Neuert, of Linwood, re-
turned from a trip to Manitoba on
Friday and spent a few days with
Mr. Louis Helm, of Waterloo. He
was very favorably impressed with
the country. At Miaini he helped to
thresh wheat sown on June let,.
which averaged 46 bushels per acre.
One man had sown 100 aeres, wbich
yielded 4,600 bushels. A fifty acre
field of hay yielded 111 loads.
There were 82 prisoners committed
to Guelph goal during the yearend:
ipg Sept. 30th, 1899. Of these 17
Were married, 67 smoie • temperate
o all, or the I
power •
Of aiding each other in life's darkest
liour;
The generous heart and. the bountiful
hand,
And all the soul, yip that sad souls under-
steaid. •:•+
' We thank tL eh Father, for the days yet
to be -r,2
For_ hopes °" \r future will call us to
Thee4
That all gins eternity may form, through
Thy love.: ' •
One aa.s, 6f.ma-osgiving in, mansions
a.bote.-
—Wi 11 Carleton,
Circle, for this one night, at least,
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• and, for the sake of the
pleasure you inay,give•theni, forget
• that, their ways and manners may
not -be congenial to you and yours.
: The day has sad memories for
most of us. • There is scarcely a
household in the land where there is.
no "vanant chair," but the blessings
that have comp into ouclives, for
which we should give thanks, are
like our opportunities foe doing good, "
ceuntiess in number.
The past is behind tis, the Thanks-
giving of to -day is all that we can
call (Mr own. Let us so plan to
spend it, that it will leave a bright
spot for somebody to look back upon,
GET
YOUR.
MONEY'S
WORM
Yon skip -the
useless parts of the corn
-
kernel When you get
Gold Dust Corn Meal
liE0AUSE WHIM I8 VERY'
• LITTLE BRAN TN GOLD
DUST. •
When you spend your
motley you are entitled
to full value 'tor it—are
you stire s on always
get it when you buy
even as common a food
product as Corn Meal i
Remove the doubt by
buying Gold Dust Corn
meal of your grocer—
the corn meal of highest
quality, GET 'YOUR MON:
EY'S WORTH •
Ttic Tinton OA.' 'Limited.
Tilsenhurg, Ont.
Inver Coinplaint.
"For the past year I have Suffered
more or less with liver cotnplaint, but by
using three bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters I was completely -cured." W. P.
Wood, Revelstoke Station, B. C.
An Irish R ,
dose I felt like a new man. One week 55, intemperate 29 ; unable to read or
after I was able to go to work. Now I write 18 ; Canadians 69 ; English 9,
am as healthy and strong as ever." Sold Irish 4, U. S. 3 ; Catholic 35, Episco:
by'A, L Hamilton.
pill 16, Presbyterian 13, Methodist 9,
Do You Know lothers 12. There were one gentle:
!man and one printer in the batch.
Tha t SIM ple massage prevents bald -1
, Canada will have nearly double
ness ?
I the exportable quantity of wheat
•That palm oil is the best and cheap -
!that ,was • available last year. The
est corn cure ? •
wheat crop of Manitoba 1860,000,000
That the use of dental floss pre.
Ibushels, or double last year's crop.
vents the teeth decaying.
'This; year's crop will grade higher..
Tbat lavender, oil rubbed on theit
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leceipts so far show as high as 80
face prevents insect biting ?
That orris• t and d ,ed per cent. of No. 1 hard, while last
• 3 ear the total crop was a little over
soap Make the best tooth paste ?
Tbat lemon 30,000,000 bushels, ;Ind less than 50
juice and salt remove pei
ink stains from colored goods? • cent. gut ed o. 1 hard. On -
That the smallest wound should
taritt's wheat crop is 21,000,000
be washed whit. warm water and
bushels this season against 32,000,-
carbolic acid? , 000 besbels last year. It is estimat
ed' that, Canada will have 50,000,000
That five minutes rest guards busoels of wheat for exportation this
against nervous prostration, since a. .
t ear, of which more than half will
stitch in time.—Ladies' World.
o
While we are considering when be M enitba wheat.
I will sends rose across the aea, we are to begin, it is often too late •
All in a letter smoothly pressed; to act.—Quintillan. •
She will take the red, red rose from me God never.gives but one moment
And hide it in her breast. at a time, anddoe not give a second
until he withdraws the first Fene:
Her smiles will flash, her tears will start,
As if else saw her own loved shore,
And a little thorn will pierce her heart
Por the pleasant days of yore;
For the pleasant days and the dear home
• ways,
Her father's voice, her mother's smile,
And her eyes will turn w,lth a faroff gaze
• To tha pensive, low green isle.
For the stranget's land is not the land,
However fair it be awl btightl
We carry the old home in'enr band,
Our eyes reflect its light.
And thp rose that gran/ by the cottage door
The old home garden's joy aid pride,
She will prize it mord and•love it more
Than all earthts floWers beside.
I will not waste ono crimson leaf
• Nor pluck one thorn from the prickly
stem ;
It shall bloonrin an exile's Crown of grief
A pure and perfect gem. •
• —Youth's Companion.
• For Over Fifty Years.
An Old and Well-Tlied temedy—Mrs
Winaluw's Soothing Syrup has -been
used for over ifty years by triilliotts of
!Pothers for their ;children while. -teeth -
lug, with perfect imocess. It'sootbes the
•child, softens, thit gams, allays all pain,
cures wind colio, and is the best remedy -
for diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is inottluabie. Be sure you ask for
Mre. -Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
The Delagoa Bay rumors are re-
nevved, their present form being that
, Britain will pay Portugal $40,000,000
• for 'her • East African possessions.
The news will be announced, it is
.• said, when Parliament opens.
NV AVOM18 !I:4)111'4LE) ittrigatAa tiTteliTg igits
and close by comities. Salary $000 a year and ca.
penteN. Strali3110-4 bontWide, no more, no lees !Wary.
iPosition permanent. Our references, any bank in
any town. It I. mainly °dice work conducted as
home. neirretme. Enclose selt•addressed Shelled
• eSVOlOpe. Tint DOMINION COMpAhT, nopks, Chicago.
Pfainte who have weak longs or are
subjeet .te cough, colds or sore throat,
should take a few bottlee or Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup, which would heat
and strengthen their lures wonderfully.
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Origin. of the 'Fan.
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• The use Of the fan originated • in
China find sprank from the following
incident z—A royal princess very
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beau.iful, was assisting' at the feast
of lanterns, her face covered with a
mask as tsual. The excessive heat
compelled her to remove it, and in
- order to guard her features from the
common gaze site moved it quickly
to and fro in front of her face, thus
simultaneously hiding her charms
and cooling her brow, The idea
was at once adopted throughotu the
kingdom. Catherine •• de' Medici
carried the first fan frons Italy ever
seen 1,n France, and in the time of
• Louis XIV the fait covered With
jewels was worth a small fortune.
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Mi-. John R. Snnth, Lake Stream,
Eent,Co.,INT save: "Prom personal
experience willingly testify to the good
effects of Isota•Livatr Pills for Sick
Headache mid Constipation."
Ion, '
Do not anticipate trouble or worry
about what may never happen.
Keep in the sunlight.—Franklin.
."What's in a name ?" Everything.
when you cotne to medicine. When
•you get tiood's Sarsaparilla "you get the•
best money can buy.
During, the year ending September -
30tle last there were 96 prisoners
committed to Stratford jail, 84 being
males and 11 females. 11 men and
4 women were of unsound mind.
• The greateat number in jail at any
one time was 18 males and 3 females
and • the least number was 1 male
The. expenditure for food, clothing,
fuel, etc., was $660.78, officers'
salaries $142,5.00, ,repairs $126.00 ;
making a total fur the year of
$2211.83.
/831 finVSNTTIITiREIr 'Mtn. • 1900
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Ten tons of dressed
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During the past few (lava wheat ,-
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your confidence. Purely vegetable, they
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Price, 25e. at all medicineAealers or bytnall
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LONDON, ONT.
AO/
reG.O.ARCIII AID'S CASE.
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Didn't Walk for 5 Months.
Doctors said Locomotor Ataxia.
Milburn's Heart and IJerve Pills
Cure a nease hitherto regarded
as Incurable.
The case of Mr. G. 0. Archibald, of
Hopewell Cape, N.B., (a cut of whom
appears below), is one of the severest
and most intractable that has ever been
. I .1
reported from the eastern provinces, and
his cure by Milburn's HeSrt and Nerve
Pills the more remarkable from the fact
that tie was given up as incurable by
worthy and respected physicians.
The disease; Locomotor Ataxia, with
which Mr. Archibald was afflicted is
considered the most obstinate and incur;
able disease of the nervous system
known. When once it starts it gradually
but surely progresses, paralyzing the
lower ektremities and renderitte its vic-
tim helplets and hopeless, -enduring the
indescribable agony of seeing himself die
by inches.
That 1VIllburn's Heart and Nerve Pills
can &tee thoroughly and -completely a
disease of such severity ought to encour-
age those whose disorders are not so
serious to try this retnedy.
The fallowing, is Mt. Archibald's letter:
Messns. T. Mitnieme itt Co.--" I cant
assure yott the Cu' wtts n very severe
one, and had it not been for t;.t.e of
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills I do not
believe I would be alive to -day. I do
not know,exactly, what was the cause
of the disease, but it gradually afflected
my let -s, until 1 was unable' to walk
hardly any for five months.
" I was under the car.: of Dr. Morse,
of Melrose, who said I had Locomotor
Ataxia, and gave me up as incurable.
"Dr. Solomon, a wall -known physician
of Boston, told mo that 'mating could be
done for me. Every One who canto to
visit me thought I never could get better.
" I saw MilburWs Heart and Nerve
Pillsadvertised and thouglit I would try
them anyway, as they gave more pro-
mise of IwIpin..rnie than any th ing I knew of.
'4 If you bad seen wstarted
takingthosewonderful pills—not able to
get out of my room, and saw Inc now,
working hard every day, you wouldn't
know me. .
"1 an agent for P. 0. Vickey, of
Augusta Maine, and have sold 300 sub-
scribers in So days ad won a fifty dollar
prize.
" Nothing else in the world saved me
but those pills, and I do not think they
have an equal anywhere.
• "Tho seven boxes I took have restored
ma the felt use of my legs and given ins
strength and energy and better health
than 1 have enjoyed in a long time."
O. 0. ARCHIBALD.
Hopewell Cape, N. 13:
In addition to the statement by Mr.
Archibald, we have the endoesatiot . of
two well-lrnbwn merchants of Hopewell
Case, N. B., viz.: :Messrs. J. I. Dickson
and F. J. Brewster, who certify to the
genuineness and accuracy of the factes
given above.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are
a box, or 3 for $r,25, at alt drug-
gists,__ or sent by mail. T. Milburn -
T
Co., oronto, Ont.
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c% cot two all and en,I It 'tots Uith tho time er fonts
lielrest +Arleta o.lice mad wetrillsISs you this Squills;
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amine hut pin' express toilet, and If rod Mel is oxitotly An
re?resent It end entirely a:fliers...tory, ley tho
Oshresinvnt our rquicialpride, $4,96 and
express twos. Titbitsr P.Aoly ftniatt34.
rehthlar Strittlheorbui model v'frdJa
richly colons& hiatit.nolislutd. 1,Owet
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