The Wingham Times, 1899-11-03, Page 3•
Health
PromiNed by
.gild
Nothing Vague or n-
defini ;) About Eosu.1ts.
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9'lur: is'wil-art: itt:('tlore about the
kiwi of ',lama lwalt 1" that is promised
by Faire•, t ' levy (lona enol and that is
Ito r'.r()r;;ly v,tat bet, f r by letters that
conte tae n. our best ,tae .le. k'nive's
Celery ( owl ulLUllamou:; other biessiugs
gives finer at. cl stria:g.•r nervus, perfect
Circ :iwi, coml.lite ingestion, clear
aempataion, sweeter breath and more
venally be slily {.tactic zw. 'Meso bless-
lgaare ale ay:st masa by Paine'sCelery
Compuuuel ;ii opt (;alter remedies fail.
s It is realist' veil criminal to neglect
dal y saes, 14 141 and unmistakable
ayn:ptunts or clang ardor Cliscases, when
ist is well lcuovn that a few bottles of
Pain's Wel y Coludouu;l will complete-
ly baalell every trcub:o nail „ivo a ooa-
difi"tl of health that guarantees along
and anrpy life.
Lean y a:.trn (.r woman whose nervous
strcl.;. tit 15 evert:lewd or wboSO life is a
busy t ne tiid fn.11, of mental worries, will
soon feel, the inviaanating and vitaliziug
elievt:( nil (mo or Iwo bottles et nature's
health-i3iver, and see bis or her health im-
prove atter the first &so of this greatest
'of all sea.
A Vino Legal iToint..
A la - ueal n:nu d Listowel has e
rather mineuttl case iu echo't, at present.
A. man livi2 g is Galt owed aim azo ac•
-
count cad he entert:d a snit to recoveir.
The matter rt as placed in a btenif,"',:
bands ,nal the papet•s wore served upon
*mother man of the stone nanle, how-
ever, as the original debtor. The Irian
who was served, n1 doubt depending
upon his i' uozouce, slid not cuter a de-
fence awl made no ob„cotiou 4:111 after
jud{:merit" was given • and the bailiff
eeizecl bis goods iu e::ecution, Tae
question has not boon settled yet,. bat it
seems that no matter how gpod. a de-
fence a nsau has it will not avail hire.
anyeli unless bo takes proper legal
steps by disputing tho•. claim: A- some-
what case eaeared in Listowel
some years ago. Jud„'mout was given ,
against a party in List owel fcr a debt
due another Ilan by the samonnitie. The
party served-, lam -wing he did not owe
- , the m Hey, did eat pat in a defence and
:* had to lay the debt in satisfaction of
juc'gmcut. Tho caro was appealed but
the. J't•r'.go held that ignorance of the.
law Glia not 'excuse and that iu the • ab-
. • sauce ( f defence ho had no power to. stay
excretion cf �jtelgraen,. -
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Don't Tear Down -131111d Up.
Tho old fashioned theory of temieg
down (Vacaso was entirely changed by
the advent of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve
Food, which cures by creating new rich
blood aria 'nerve tissue. Through the
".medium of the circulation and the nerv-
ous system they sirongtheu azid iuvigor-
.. atte every organ in the kerma bcdy.
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THERE'S ONLY
• ONE "BEST"
Perhaps your
grocer has sold you
• .Corn Meal and told you
that it was Gold Dust
- Corn Meal: Perhaps
' • you've thought it no
• Metter than any other.
Some grocers have been
known to sell inferior
brands under • the naive
of "Gold Dust and
' that is just Where the
trouble begins.
. . The trouble ENDS
when you attempt. to
make your grocer prove
his .statements true be.,
cause "There's only One
hest "—only~ one Corn
Meal that is absolutely
free freta dirt,.. that has
each grain eveoly cut,.
that is the calor of vire
gin gold'. " Iicsit3'r' and
you will get it.
Tho Tillson Oo,>y Limited.
Tilscnburg, Ont.
WE MALE
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
An t.•x; i from 4 In. to ^! to. IOW
e tn.ket elt•u,.
mid Sika PHPin
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Brevity, the Noel of wit.
Tho fo'lowiu olippiag Diva a ffw
very good samples of that brevity,
whirl., according to the p )st, is the soul
of wit :
The+«o was recently gotta; the 'murals.
of the profs. nays the Eveniug Standard,
a story of an editor who was constantly
impressint; upon leis reporters the neces-
t,•ity of coudeusini,s the news in their tel -
c,. vnus, It so chanced ono day that a
boiler explosion took place; in „the pro-
vitae, and a reporter, atter having been
a(Imouitihe(1 in the proal way about the
condensing of. news, was soot (LAM to.
investigate. Ile il.vesti sated a i' d bo
coudensoil, for in c uo.00urse the follow-
ing tole rate ct.me:—"Serious damage,
boiler empty, engineer full, fgtnily sev-
en, funeral Saturday, no flowers." This
is an cxaznplo of that brevity which. Po-
lonius would probably have called the
soul of wit. Such also was the tele-
gram
ole=
g •am which Clever:>l HaVelcck-Wilson
is said to'hrvo sent to the War Office. It
coutaiucd ono word, "Peccavi," and
that being interpreted, .siguiitod "x have
siuued," which being ftlrthbr interpret-
ed, meant I have .Stride, and tlmt meant
that the provitico of Siudo was conquer-
ed. Similar was a telegram which was
supposo:l to kava boon sent, and which
arnieltamed the conquest of Oudo. It
coutaitied the word "Yovi," the inter-
-'pretatiou thereof being "I have vowed."
After these two telegrams had been
made public it wt:s discovered that
Drake bad sort a elespaten (not a tele-
gram) aunonncing to Queen Elizabeth
the Leating of the Spanish Armada,.
Like the above two examples it contain-
ed but oue word, that word being Can-
tharides, which is the Medical terns for
"the Spauish fly." But taking all
things into account, it is probable that
this despatch would never. have 1,eev
seat, or rather would Hover have been
supposed to have ,been sent,, had not the
Indian telegrams paved the way for the
idea. A considerable amount of concen-
rativo power is shown in. the following
little story:—
Little Willie from bis mirror
Licked the -mercury all off,
Thinning in his childish error 1
It would ours his whooping cough.
At the funeral Willie's mother
Smartly said to Mrs. Brown,
'Twas a chilly clay for Willie
When the mercury wont down:
I(r,; ,,tl�l.)ti 1411'�ii`,' S,,,� ' (k<,;�Io' ;
» _atariiw_teet,
TAKING THE REINS. I "*--'y
MI 13, 2:04I,. bee .won $21,04.2.50 this 11,
your.
Tommy Britton hasn't lost a beat is:uva ,
Cleveland,
It is said that Lecco, 2;00yk, bas been f'
priced at -$11,0U0.
Little Louise lilac, 2:00%,. is new .a _
res
qualified "two teaser."
I)ireetuul. I elly, 2:0814, will hardly be •-▪ '
started again this year. ;
Rubber can 2:10 just about as easy ars
any male now trot. nb for the money. -
The' bay mare May Bell, by St. 13e1's ;
l3oy, who won the 2:35 trot at Deur:lie.
Ills., in it:1014,•is totally blind,
The green pacing filly Wiunie Wilkes,
by Itoy Wilkes, 2:001/•, recently paced a
quarter at Alameda, cal„ in 8114 sea
ouds.
It is now said that Sunol, 2:0814e will
be sold with the other horses of the late
Robert Bonner, Maud .S, 2;08%, alone las-
ing reserved.
The sensational 2 -year -ole} trotter Mr -
on Sidney, trial 2:1714, by Oakland Una.
on, 2:001/.i; is 'out of 1)ie Vernon, 2:221,a
by Jay Bird,
A. Raul a Sons of St. Marys, Pa,.
have bought the gray gelding Paul I'ry.
2:11%, by Nantucket, of Louisville par-
ties, and he is now in "Euapsack" Me-
Carthy's stable,
Precision, 2:1014,, by Allerton, .is the
star place money winner of the grand
circuit. Shehas been three times second
and three tithes third anti has only won
one heat to date.. -
Phoebe Wilkes, 2:OS1a, had held the
honor as the fastest 1lliehigan bred trot-
ter for bait a dozen years, bat now the
banner on .the outer wail reads Peter the
Great 14). 2:0714..
Up to 1800 but seven trotting stallions
had ever beaten 2:08, Already this sen-
• son five have done so—Bingen, 2;001/4:
Crt'sccus. 2:071,6; Peter the Great t4).
2:0714; Jupe, 2:071•, -and Fred ' Kohl,
:
2:07%Horse Review.
PERT PERSONE+S.
Mrs. Langtry puts her age at 30.
Marked down front 50 in order to attras t
a bargain hunter of2S.—St. Louis Globe-
Dentoernt., . r
' Perhaps Mr. Kipling can regain his t
hold nn the Indiana folks by inserting a
little - i3ousiar Malted in hI' stories.—
Washington Post.
M. i3ertillon is not, the tirst sad exam-
ple of n man who went in for nu adwer•
tisenu'nt and tatua out with nothing Lot
contusions.—Washington Star.
William Deno 1:Iowelle "duos uot'he-
ieye that be was. born with litetniy Cal
eat." • Lots or people do not believe that
he amitt item' atty.—( bleego Times- Herald.
General Ooxey is said to have made.a
pile of money in aka. minim;. It is safe
to say the general will lot the other fel-
low •dn the walking hereafter.—Iionston
Post. • •
Bathhouse .!elle is having trouble >with
his constitneuey in Chicago. These stn•
rips shout his green dress snit have evi-
dontly enn5e41. hits to, ho• 'regarded its ta-
haugh ty,tristoernt.-1Vashington Stat',
Colonel hsterhnzy seems very inticb in
danger or•passing into history 1(s st s('nnn-
drel. Ifna l)eyjurer and anything else you
please. 'I' -here always was something
misty about his. name.—Philadelphia In-
quirer.
Opera lovers will learn with dismay
Hutt Maurice Graus has been made a
knight of the French Legion of Ironer.
When Sir 1lanriee next makes his alp-
pearance in the •operatic horizon with his
"stars," the public tt•i11 probably have to
climb the stepladder of plicea to behold
them in their glory.
ORCHAR• D'AND GARDEN.
This is the TimeforMak-
ing old Things New.
Diamond Dyes are the true and Un'-
failinT Agents.
IuNovember thousands of women, will
be coloring dresses, skirts,, jackets, coats,
vests, pants, shawls, wool yarns and
carpet rags.
Tho dyeing operation is au important
one and demands great care. Tho •prin-
cipal point is to secure .the right dyeta-
colors that.are pure, bright sed fast to
washing and sunlight.
The Diamond Dyes—the only guaran-
teed dyes on earth possess blithe grand
qualities that make perfect and true'
colors. Diamond Dyes have such a
universal sale that lu.scrnpulotis dealers
make efforts to ' imitate them. If you
would be successful in dyeing, avoid all
crudeimitations. Promptly refuse all
dyes recommended by dealers to be just
as good as Diamond Dyes. The Diamond
Dyes are the best in the world, and all
dealers are aware of the. fact.
IT IS WELL TO liNOW.
It is well to kaww where to go for pure
and fresh drugs and family medicines.
Our constant aim is to please our patrons
in two essential points _ quality and
value.
We solioit your trade; assuring you 'of
our best efforts to meet your wants.-
Our
ants:Our present stock .of Toilet Goods is
unsurpassed=everything that style and
modern taste can suggest, and at prices
that must meet your views.
Customers supplied with just what
they ask for.
Are you a user of Paine's. Celery Com-
pound? Our stock of this popular medi-
cine is fresh, and only the genuine sold.
A. L. Haent.ToN, Druggist,,
Wingham, Ont.
Cheese anal natter.
The Executive , Committee of the
Western Ontario Cheese and Butter
Makers' Assooiatiou have selected the
following gentlemen to speak at the
convention at Ingersoll ou. January 81st
and Fobraary 1st nest McLar-
en, M. P., of Stratford; Harold raglo,
Attercliffe station, president of the
Dairymen's Associatiou; Mark Slirague
of Ameliasburg, inspector of creameries;
G. G. Pudlow, instructor of cheese
making dairy sohooI, Iiingstolt; A, ,T.
Bell, of Tavistock; Fred Deas, of St.
Marys; James A. Gray, Listowel; Robt.
Johnson, Bright; E. Agtu, Bewntan-
ovilie; Jas. Morrison, Archie Snaith,
Chas. Latton, (leo. 31:cDoneld, instruct.
OiS of the Daitynteni's Ass.:ciation,to-
gather with the directors and officers. of
the Cheese anci l3utter Makers' .Associa-
tion.
. n101011Eit JOIN :
A latirtEl) I'OT IN IIi:11 Astr(SAND A I;OI)x
WrritOV1' A 1'AIV•-•-1101111';4 A (IAM OF
'SiOTffisl),(ti1:1•:I) 02' act:tSII.'N Clm(4 rlvets
1:Y Wt. AO/I W'., OINT5t1.N1',
,after baby wa:t bola t mitered treat
o .neat front piles. Nothing gave me
any be -lbw relief or bx,m,llt until'I had
tied 1.) / Agat"w's Ointment. ()is' n.p-
plicr,t'a of it see late alntn t int~ .4
veli( • • 1 i
Immersing the plants- in water is 'a
good remedy for red 'spiders.
The ground should be thoroughly pre -
parted before a new orchard ds set out.
The best strawberry plants for setting !
out are new pihnts of cue year's growth.
Saltpeter is n gtltek fertilizer. For lan-
guishing :loser hells use a pound to n
square rod. a
Many' nrehards 'hare their vitality in -
jived by late and deep culture Give the .hiss Mary Ovington, Jasper, Ont.,
new wood time to .nature. • • - Q,.
Pens tu( bast evheu ri n nerl etfl the : "My mother get Err arm sprain -
1 1 a l acre,. and =Wag sae tried helped
tree in thefrttithonse. Pull them as soon : A bottle of Ha,ganrd's Yellow Oil,
as matured and ripen' well before. oITertag I t otigh, cured the arm in a few days.
them for sale.
Under' no condition should fallen fruit
be alluvied to remain under the trees and
decny. It breeds too mangy iitseet pests
and diseases: Gather it up and feed it to
the stock.'
When an apple ur pear is matured. n
readily parte from tbe,tree when lifted to'
n horizontal' position. •The stem of the
fruit will Break nwuy from the twig to
which it is attached, leaving a clean, well
defined sear.
THE. ROYAL BOX.
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The Costlicst Cough Cure
is Chan e of Clirnatc,
and it's a cure that's not often possible and not always sure. There's a
better idea about Boughs and cures: Why not fit the lungs to the climate
instead of fitting the climate to the lungs? It is the power to, do this
that makes.
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T ;E .IEST CO! G CWE
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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.
«We tried almost everything for asthma without success. At last we used your Cherry
Pectoral and the relief was immediate." S. A. ELLIS, Keene, N. IL
" When I had almost despaired of ever finding a cure for chronic bronchitis, I derived
most excellent results from. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I can testify as to its efficacy."
R. G. PROCTOR, M. D., Oakland City, Ind.
"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 acase of cold or a cough that this remedy did not cure."
• Roza. WM. E. MASON, Chicago, EL
"t 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 them 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." Y. W. EWING, Camden Point, Mo.
•"For more than a year my wife suffered with lung trouble. She had a severe cough,
great soreness of the chest, and experienced difficulty in breathing. A three months' tre, t-
ment wi 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 Mils, Minn.
Best Medical Advice, all diseases. Free.
Address, Medical Dept., J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sprained. Alin.
T:1C tO I name of the sultan of Suln•la
• I•iadzi \loh:tinln011Wuniniui Hiram.
Haig llntute..t'a mother wag an ,trot=
duchess of Austria. while his wife, Queen
hlttt•gherit,t, lea$ the gratzddaugtiter of
Ding .10hu of Saxony. .
Etoperor lViiliittu • has sent to the
Croton ('since of (Treece his portrait. in•
se, fled with the well known sentence
from ilnhn'r. "Only one ,shall be ruler,
only one king."
•
reeding ror Eggs.
It is difficult to give a general formula
that will suit all conditions, still we be-
lieve in the morning gnash, winter and
summer, It is composed of one-half
ground corn and oats, ono -fourth bran,
and oue-fourth boiled vegetables or
soaked beef scraps, or cut clover hay
steamed; mixed with bo ]ing water at
night, covered up and left VI steam caul
fed warm in winter. In stttmuor, cold
water is better.. Whether t,) feed this
leash every day or every oth;r day (al-
terxatiiig' with wheat, t r wheat and
crackea cern mixed in �itltca can be
decided by experiment. Moat in some
form, either raw or cocked, should be
ie;l two or three times a week, and
green food every clay, winter and sum.
The Grand Duke \1lchaet, the Russian mer, if fowls .are ccz:ll ncd• in yards.
heir attire rot) th,is beenuppotitted colonel Craton. cut bone is an excellent feat,
in eider of the Ninety-third (Irkutsk) c t, hci separately of MIX.)
with the t
regiment of infantry, u eom}uand which
frits 11011) 1'Iy iris tate brother.
The sultan of Turkey is most inquisi'
tive as to twhnt is 51111 and written
Main hits abroad. Every day tt'ttnsl t
tions aro laid before him from the news-
papers of the world, and these are oto-e-
ly' perrzsed. _
TION AND BOER,
England's last Words to Kruger ire be-
ginning to harts n snspieious "farewell
tour" flavor,—Des Moines Leader.
Joe Chntnberlttin might counter on
Ootn Paul with the Scripture quotation.
"Topknot, come down,"—Memphis. Com-
mercit(l Appeal.
iWanted:—Farmers' sons or other in-
dustrious persons of fair education to
' whom $40.00 a month would be an in-
dueement. I could also engage a few
ladies at their own homes.
T. II, LINSCOTT,
' Brantford.
Wanted Bright men and women
who aro not too proud to work
and would like to make some money
during the next three monthshandling
the wonderful "Light of Life." *3.00
a day sure; some make twice that.
Experience or capital unnecessary.
BILADLEY..GARRETSON 00 , Limited,
Brantford.
i:.ash.
Our maanticr of fecdi:t•; for cap is give
tl e match every other nnerniag in late •
f:t'l ankh Nviuter. Cava :lc,nl 1 ;ao taken,
at/of-ever, not to give a full meal, but
tr 3kcicnt to satisfy' hanger, tuna thus
,astra:ei the hens to )mutt raauncl for
;'1'atovcr they mayflnd 511 the Sar(ls or
alter of the crops. We : red ut.thing at
('..1. (lay but moil ft:otl, tacit try cabbage
lea at; night, wheat, oahi t,al i cracked
tarn, separately or imixx, i t, ;;`; t1s: r. The
'1. ,v ',reeds 'Lein; gent' t lld les active
;tett tiro light, rated to ba carefully fed
The English in 'tile Treeswael want on. at.l i i.ept scratching.
ly the privileges of citizenship. They do
not want to pay Dutch taxes or servo its
Dutch sohliers.--St. Louis Post -Dispatch.
British newspapers have a great eked'
to soy nbont the unplonsant habits of the'
Doers. Prominent manna these is the 1
habit of shonti y t srtraight every time the I
trigger is pall . Philadelphia Bulletin. ,
Oc ni• Patel c : 1! etly Me talon Inc
ata''t tits+
CAST OA IA
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One is "Famous Men and Great Events
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Brantford.
A ^'eat ttt :—Dreyfus ; the Prisoner of
Devil's Island. Fall story of the most
remarkable Militnry Trial and scandal
of the ale. Big Book, well illustrated,
sells on sight. Snap for canvassers.
BR A1)LEY•GARILETSON 00., Limited,
Brantford.
.Agents: "Light of Life." The New
Testament explained turd the Lives of
Apostles: two books hz one. Endcrso:l
by all ci()rgynmen. Bonanza for ean-
vessnrs. Agents taking orders from
three-forrdxs male. It you want -a
share zu Chi:s gold mine, hustle.
LRXnLTiY-GArntETSON Co., Limited.
Brantford,
The u')w WI:tee() factory ttt l: taming -
t on ( 110118 i his; week.
7toils:and 1'111121X$,
Alai:. 1 lkn %ill lt2. Piny Station, .
• (1,11., writes: I )batt* btoil it sttta•rer
from bolas and 'amides rntl ray n,4 k and
i:neve for nota;: yearn. After taking lw;•
11tH i les t,f 1',tttla•k R r'4 Bitten; they
�tl rlis s itetar'et1 butt ha ri;latitet' it.terieted.
• CULROSS.
The Directors of the Culross 'Mutual
Fire Ins. Co, met according to adjourn-
ment iu Teeseeater oue day r m:,utly.
Members all present. T. Allisoa, presi-.
dent, in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting wore ro a and
ou motion of A. McKaguo, seconded by
Wm. t;eicl, was adopted.
Reich—MeKag to — That the applica-
tions taken by the different an m.s be
now laid before the Board for ex unina-
tibn and approval—Carried.
Scott—Donaldson—That the applica-
tions taken 1;y the different ag rats are
considered satisfactory for whi•th the
President and S3crotary are alts vrizetl
to prepare and issue policies—^.s io:1.
McKagne—Doxzalclson—That tae fol-
lowing elaizns and accounts be haid:—
Thos. Brown, for house and contents,
$850; John 1M' :Allister, for thvoe s ioep
destroyed by lightning, $23; Jae. Mc-
Rae, inspootion fees, *2.
Meltague—Scott--That theSee 'e area-
Treasurerbe instructed to dr;.:v .rem
the Bank of Hamilton at Wirral,.. t:Ia the
sun. of w400 for , aym(tnt of lo.;s ,, . 'y:l"-
tied.
Mcl a, tte--Reid--That this It:
now adjourn. to meet again ea 0. ,
Saturday of O'tobor in the Te , t 1,
Teeswater, a •3 p, m., or at t;:
th;) Presi ;env --Carried.
. 1;.r1;r•t$xr, Saa. 1.
ocres Pi
,Are pl'e; aared from Na.
.tire's mild laxative:. . .^t:'Id
while gentle are r(;aiable
and efficient. They
Matzo the bier
Cure Sick Headache, lir•
iousbiess, Sour atomar
and Constipation.
everywhere, lsG
tragiervditle,LIrt,*
'=moi