HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-12-15, Page 3Rotaite(b of Pampas.
There tuns no mliraolea in a busfitseii
weer. The maserho wins outwits has
toiled early Unci L Le with all his pelmet
et
of body end wird. He 'WO been sub-
servient to his ambition. Ile has pushed
aside, because it was 1110 lust step to-
ward sUCC( S) every habit and desire
that stood between him and bi i goal.
No luau was over numbered among the
successful ones unless 110 'wee waiting
and prepared for Fortune when she
'Mocked at his door. She has never yet
been known to wait for any man or boy
,jorrTirk l><ilrs>rlt der her company. I
know of 110 elle habit that ere eherougniy
3401ila the clieratttee of tb yang man as
the habit of 00011001)". It gives Hine
etrexngth of will, it teaches him to look
beyond an action to its final result, it
continually reminds him that the pure,
aweet, innocent pleasures of life are al-
most to be had for the basking and that
Ratan is not only a cruel, but an ex.
pensive • taskmaster. --Saturday Evening
Post. •
A CARD.
Osostros its
`Svitliout much question the severing ' y`4A 'W'ei
of ,any grain prop, tat repot for the Tow who is your. (ia^ttggist? This is em, tut.
of tate grain itself, .leas long Domed to be portant g Alton for every family.
profitable in any of the eastern states When people speak of a well-qualtiietl
pend Ica a great extent in the states west `g t' it w at moo sujgestive at no-
mad
bake Erie. There aro good reasoats ouxart(1 sariefatetiou l:i everything'
that you buy tech hune
why coin s hould bo grown for the value We desire yam trade !utile dispensing
of its fowler as food for Cotes. The shall' Of methyl-11os, alta our drugs ere always
urea, strongest alts best,
' an ausiliee crop while 000(111 with efeys you neap
grass or clover, but usually the small Toilet Articles and PreparatiQlis.
grain is grown to be fed on the farm, as Where do you buy Paine's Celery Coln•
this use of it with good stook pays bet- proate1? Wo sell large eeve every :, dais
for than selling; it at the market rico. g' @at popular male=eeie every sn' fir
p. CQI,TN "�.. CiA:til'111:X.1,, Dl'uggist,
r=:';till fO FlA. fl ; lioareO Qf revel= lids Wi11g11a;i , Out,
dell its clary Iii all the other.` Wet/64a of Dairymen Oct :their ,Xionneel. •
the eOuntry. What shall take its place Dairyfeen, need net immix longer cast
t.11 t will be ognaliy reliable and mono : covetous glances at the receipts of their
profitable • Diversion of the farm from . neighbors who make meat,' saga the
grain and grass to fruits of all hinds is Breeders' Gazette, :Ail things come to
the mast widely popular answer to this hila who waits, aud, the swing of the
question, though near cities and large poudulum tewarcl active trade and
villages the keeping of sows and the sol- bigiler prices is carrying along; with it
ling of milk and the growing ofveget- all phases of farming. • Milkmakers
ab es of all kinds i'or ea..-_lcet nearly cr h
grains tarty erica ^,oI„tlinee 10 bo 7iil0i}':H Ilf, tI1� pce I t-Zteeest,y Ol", ins .uniir@cl little
' gefto equal it in populgrty. True dlfli- bait none the less surety. Butter has
deity with market gardening is that it 1)eelr a Lvaikcing th0 past t fcw Weeks at a
requires:moll richer, land and Snuo!x
more labor per acre than the old fashion- pats. And with a strength those
twat have well
ed methods of farming. This involves pursedd a number of those who keep `veil
posted on this bade. It is.the $pm@ old
wor3•Catight rat or late in this current,
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the looney ,on a twenty-five
cent bottle of Dr. Wills English Pills,
if, after using three fourths of contents
of bottle, they do not relieve Constipa-
tion and Headache. We also warrent
that four bottles will permanently euro
the most .obstinate ogees of Constipation,
Satisfaction or no• pay when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used.
A. A. Morrow,. Chemist and Druggist,
Wingham, Ont.
r• 0. A. fampbell, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wingham, Ont,
,' A. L. Hamilton, Chemist . and Drug-
gist, Wingham, Ont.
. D1ln't Get His Honey's worth.
"Pretty easy knockout, wasn't it?"
staid the alma who was lingering near
the box office after the entertainment
had closed.
"Dead easy," answered the man. in-
side. "It was no fight et gall. ". •
"That's the way it strikes me," re-
joined the other, still, lingering.. "Do I
;get any rebate on my ;2 ticket?"
Agents :-Our book me South Africa
and the British -Boor War is a regular
bonanza for agents. Big cheap book.
Sells on sight. Outfit free.,
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a "•BRADLEY-GARRETSON 00., Limited,
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who desire to do good and make money,
circulate this wonderful book.
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Brantford.
•DAgents Dreyfus; the Prisoner of
evil's Island. Full story' of the most
remarkable Military Trial and scandal
of the age. Big Book, well illustrated,
sells on sight. Snap for canvassers.
BRALLEY-GIARRETSON CO., Limited,
Brantford.
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or ladies special special werk; position per-
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Address: s
n: 'ltd,• PR -Y,'
Field Manager, Hamilton.
•
Aower
powerful lung healing remedy that
Aures the worst kinds of coughs and colds
of young or old mere promptly and effect -
ugly than any other medicine. Trico 25e.
a much greater expenditure of money on story --burning the candle at bath ends,
less land. The reduction of large laud. That is to say, it is a case of diminished
ed properties and their, subdivisions intp y
Supply and increased demand. When
many small farms are pretty certain.to . these two faetais enter fairly into .a
be the popular policy �Qitllin a fere Y@a s. roblem ' -firewxs o k. " ll • • lt.
Most of the farmers who till GQ,
to 100 or p , generally rose
, . Afew t'fizzes" have already been burnt
more aores would make snore_ money if
half the capital now , invested " in land
were devoted to tilling in thethest man-
ner from two to ton.acres•, usili4•part of
i11 the building: of greenhoose9 and grow-
ing fruits and vegetables antler,. g1aSs.-
American Cultivator.
:NEW• YORK MILLIONAIRES.
Only a few penile reading advertisements of
bankers and brokers, saying that ,moneyy, could
be made through speculation, realize that the
richest Men in A nerica Have commenced life in
a humblo way and have mode their fortune
through stock-exchenge speculations,
Men like Jay Gould' who.worked as a dry
Dods clerk in a emtown nll towat $10.00 a week up
to his twentieth- year„and .commenced ta. oper-
ate with his' small saving,. of $200.00 in Wall
Street, loft at'his' death 70 millions' of dollars;
Russell Sage who worked as a grocery boy, at
$4.00 per week, and whose present wealth. is
estimated at 100 millions of dollars is still oper-
ating tho.market, although 80 years of ago, and
880 are thousands of others, who are enjoying
all the luxuries life. con.ofter, which is duo to
in the butter Market, ' and more pyro-
teclmies.are :apt !to follow,' A prolonged
clroughb'cluring the late summer, even
nvtjrse than iS originally characteristic of
this period,' oecationed a material dinli-
nutio'n ii the melee,",while the demand
ori both domestic and •foreign _account
htis been steadily growing. Statistically
there is a wor`i& shortage an butter, and
when the increased domestic optimum).tion commotion' is considered in conction' with
thi-k fact it may safely enough be con-
cluded that we Have not'seeu the end of
the advance. ;
. It is n Nutlike. .
To suppose that the kidneys alone are
responsible; for all the'weal„ 1ame,aching
backs. Backache as well as pain' under
the left shoulder blade frequently comes
heir success tri siieetttations.
To the: shrewd speculator; the same wpm- from the. liver or . complications of the
tunnies are open to -day as to others in thapa st, l'
-The smallest lot+whieh r,in be bought see sad layer and kidneys , which' 'cane only be
is 10 shares on tick margin,,inaking• t.0 denims. • Cured by using. the ,,rept double treat -
Anybody interested ante 'hotv'speculations inept -Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills':
are conducted can got information and market
letter free of charge upon application bylctter One pili'a dose 25 Cents a box.
to
GEORGE SEALLER & CO., • It Paid to be Cheerful.
BANIGDRS &.BRORERs, A 2nanufaif'. tures .:of Kelisiii'gteu tells
Cot15o7nefeeh• Steck EXUAANoo Bnna. this. true'' tale: "Fifteen years ago 1 was
50 BIIOADWAY. NEW YORK, o
very rich, but ten years ago.,there carne
Popularity of Franklin. a time ao. pit, seamed ..that.. I'd surely
Benaamiit Franklin; Ilas .received ono r
fall.' ' Ode day `erten a sirias'!i appeared a
sort of molltuiiefitai tribute to a degree eertsi my I walked doatn'Chestnut. street
second Hely to that of Washingto itowerei the wool warehouses, , blue,. blew
More towns :and postcffices havw Beau '
, :. . as indigo, but I braced up and pub On a
m
fined after hiinthan after any other cheerful air'. ,Test then a nein I knew
tnsu,even Washington liinfself, although came iu au(1 said':•
the bestowal of the MUM) Washington `; « 'Say.. dill.:aviiat makes yogi ,lava
the capital of the oomitry transcends, :of ,. Don't
look'so cheerful, Dont you ever have
course, any of the similar honors accord- . any trouble at all?'
ed to Franklin.
Thirtyl-.'six places in 'the Stator, . 'but to look blue doesn't do any good,
as -many states and; ty►iritodes, .bear I etc.
this Mime( of Fr'anklijn simply;. and "34 "'Well ' this fellow said y `I tell ori.;
other's bear tarries into .which •the wwhat T' going to do: `I
ord m ' ,,ve ,
m :got X25,000
oiitersiili Combi11a4lon4 sucli as Frank- ° lying idle; and I'ln going to,'get you to.
lintou Franklmvillee1Frauklin Fa11s, • invest it for mo'' 'You're sso:Weil off, so.
and so on. As against this there ir've027 htcke iu;business always, eedee blamed
Jacksons in the, couiztry,.. 80', Washita che' ,`u1 '1',nn s `e iiiotiung ever falls with
tons, and 25Jersons.
ffe7
,' yoli, 'andi wfilit you to invest this mousy
Thirtycne•counties beta' theualiiig-of : an w o ,
Washington, '4itho l aliid , of 'yranklin : u how poudi enol; t • .' t even
, ,ask yon how you did invest'it.'
23,the nani of Jeferaon bald 22 the 140 : "Well; I took 'this money.' It
of'Jasksoli. : :a _ • was Ina-Oka/110a alLy tottoi iig+.busi-
The naming of • the first town `for uess needed. A year later times and
Franklin was regarded by him as a great ' prices were vastly ettor, anyl.Z. aid, -the
honor. This was in 1778, duringthe : i i .. Q ,t r :' :
x,25,000 bacititt� I} r�t�ie�t ahs--'c}�1lat 4o
Revolutianaiy • war. The town of : you think? -0 p cent." Philacl '1 hip
Wrentham., Mass., was divided, cue part Recordass:v.11
of it;ta ing the •iiame of the celebrated : F.- ,,
diplomatist and philosopher. In recog-, IT IS Wi I.1: 'r0`K1ai0W..
uatioli of.the tenor, Franklin presented wli
the Helt
y ; a . ova with bell for its chiu{sh. It is well to Iciiowwhmet° go for pure
and fresh 'cu. ugs t�l}cl fiymlly ere
•`? 'Oh, yes, said I;' jollying a little;
outli's C 1n uteri. Our constant aim istoplease our patrons
„, lu two' essential. points quality and
"Deeds and fruits, value t •.. •. . ,
Viii#els e Oita.leaves." It is not vrliat We sohcit y8ur? trttde; pis firing •you of
wants.
our hest oltprt
we say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla s to uleetyour
Our present stock of Toilet Goods is
•iloee..that tells -the story. The many unsurpassed -everything • that stjtle and
iVenderfril cares• -effected by this lineal- . "
cine are the fruits by.which it slioliid be modern taste can suggest, and:at prices
judged;.. T11e§e; rove it to be the great . that Must meet your views.
ttnegitalled aua
ra ' for dyspespia Thein Custoniere a supplied :with -just what
tism, scrofula, salt rheum' catarrh, ni;cl the;* aslt fAr s ;:e i-'
Are yOu p els of Palm's Celery Com=
cue is fresh, a: d, only the '' genuine sold.
ell other tiililreiijs due to impure or xin •
poveiished blood potiu l?• O•ur s cic of tlnspopu1ar ineclit
:1:HOOD'S'PIttS are non -irritating,
mild, effeotive.
i.. :I'eiTectly Clear.
Canvasser -Do you. wish to subscribe
anything to the aid of the Societyfor
the Supressiou of Crime? •
• Man of the Haase -Do you orale any-
thing out of this yourself?
Canvasser --Certainly. The society
pays me a. eon;»nissioll o11 all I �:ollect.
Mau of the house -Then it 'is bettor
for you that I S'.xbuld not subscribe any-
thing.
Canvasser- -Why so?
Man of the House -Why, if I should
subscribe and crime should be suppressed
B
A. L. HAXILTON, Druggist,
Wiughain, .Ont.
"rete tit t1te-Griaentooin.
Bob Palmer, the comedian, had been
originally a billstiolter,• a fact pretty gen-
erally lmown among his colleagues of,
the stage. Ono (Wetting, when dressed
for the character of Sir' Brilliant k"ash-
ion, ho strutted intotho•greenroom,with
buckles sparkling on his ,shoes and a floe
: cliauielid On his finger.
A brother actor inquired if his gams
"1
were real. o be sero they aro. I wear
nothing but diamonds," was the reply,
whereupon Bannister remarked, "r con -
yon would be out of a ,job.-•-•Tit-its. t'
Lax:I-i y/no Pills °tine Const; '' nd•
is Do lion r111er
Vlore and Dyspepsia. g
Pride 25o.
IT PAYS
TO AVVERTISE
IN TIM
tett -date you, Bob, for I can remombee
tvheu yyenwort' nothing but paste."
Ivo Sauer 1lz1NG IN CAltir Panner grid not t41ce the joke with
Fli0'1t DItEAII CATAII•IIII Dit. ii.(tNEw'ti beeoinin ; good runner, and an angry
CiATA11 LUtSL' nonrlB R VMS 'rill; DMS -altercation ensued, which was only brok-
i Et+FRMS AND CiMIMES'MIS DISTRESSED 011 W11011 MI's. Sordau Dried out: "Why
1'Ai uta---EI:Lrl� vow 1'N '11:N Misuse. don't you stick him against the wall,
Alf. Leblanc, of St. 3erolno, Quebec, Bob? Stick hint against the Wall l"-
says 110 used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal >aoi18o11 Tit• Bits. s
Powder for an acute case of ratalrh ii1.
the haunt and it 0111011 him. Ito has ;2u
nleu •orking under Hint in. the lumber- Mr. Prod
e mete anal What it has done for hint Toronto, s;t
In
it h eolui for a -• of them, "le bay's Sciatica, ti
it t nc piths lddS. f *a it back of
aextelesta
and Imre*
L.
•
lattt, 12 Prankish Avc.,
he suffered 2 palm from
hila would etsoob down the
11118 heel. Three box is
- matin have re -
1. 1st In M ureal er
' .44
aaoYletalt.
Ib is a lir' .af eneesauseleamat OLIO
some farmers aped penalty rinvi will
• "keep over," serefen after aow en, at lot
of worse than useloss fowls thrs,t aro in-
ferior in every respect, Powis thea have
outgrown all possibly neefub1e::s. x cs
practice may be ocnsider.'d, on rce-lcral
principles, toexist commonly "among
the people." It is unfortunate, inns- 7
orlon as it is responsible fora great deal
^'' Sir ".tiei'a1^ti^>a tllnotlg bc+,iaacri and
f lose ittea p::rie:iced, It is mere than
probable, too, that a large sbaro oir the
chicks come from the eggs of those
greatly inferior fowls, as that: brooding
tendencies are generally quite well de-
veloped. It is quite obvious, therefore,
that the sooner this class of poultry is
obliterated front the face Of the earth
the better. There is no better time to
confidence outtieg therm out than right
now. Either eat diem yourself or send
the to market. In this latter event it
mayy be as well to fatten them a little if
they are not already too fat. Shut them
up in siiiall poops and plana in a darken-
ed room. Feed them cornmeal, mash
aud.cooked. kitohen scraps in the morn-
ing, all they will eat up clean, and corn,
wheat or buckwheat at coon and night.
Avoid giving them onions in any great
quantity or anything of a sour or •stale
nature, as it is liable to taint the flesh
Keep their coops in goo;; sanitary con-
dition, and in a very short time they
should be in a good marketable con -
(titian. Put thele through this process
and thou sell them .for just what they
will bring. Endeavor to improve your
flock in every possible way, Introduce
new aucl better blood occasionally.
Make up a breeding pen from the best
birds and breed these exclusively. To
allow your flock in any way todeterior-
ate is to invite inevitable loss and. feil-
ure.-Indiana Farmer,
1agyard's Yellow . Oil is good for
man or beast; can be applied •externally
or taken internally; cures bruises,burns,
frost bites, cuts, croup, quinsy, stiff
joints, sore muscles, pain in the chest,
etc., will not stain the skin or soil the
clothes. Price 25e.
Promotions in Russian military service
are exceedingly slow. It tapes from six
to seven years for a captain to become a
lieutenant colonel and four for a1lieuten.
ant colonel to become a colonel. .
Mrs. Maggie Bevin, Charlottetown, P.
E., I., has this to say about Laxh-Liver
Pills: • "For some time I was greatly
troubled with Sick Headache and Con-
stipation. I used Laxa-Liver Pills and
found they helped me mora than any
other reniedy."
' "What key diel the prograe say
that coinposition was in?" asked the
friend at a classical concert.;
"1 don't believe itwas in any partion-
lar key," answered Mr. Cumrox, "It
sounded to me like a .'buuc r of
Washington Star. Star. •
deers Pals
Are :prepared from . Na..
• ture's mild. laxatives, , and
while gentle are Tellable.
and - efficient. They •
Reuse the Liver
Cure ,Sick Headache, Bil-
iousness, • Sour . Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per'' box.
retaredb7 tibio ct&1 o. Lowell,Mau.
CA N k�I &Nfcillt fl'Y
'r;E MPROVE)1,TRAIN $ERi�ICi7,'Y
vn5: S.r.
p.:(4..:.3 A M '""A.M 1': fir.
2,8n r'`;ra 23 ; Toesivafer; '2.00E 11:10
8.0 aft. 51t 1 RTl?igua t4 •; 1132' iffela
4.00 7.45 Harriston di3 8G; .9..48
4,22..,•8 05, , otiiii I'' ,test •,1a xQ. e 9.25
4.57 73'33: .Art�}u_r It „all:35 �' 8.50
5.22 8.55 Grand Vt lfoy 11.103 '8.2G
8.80 11.35• _ . Toronto ... - .5,2{2.. _540
Via T. G.&B.
' 'llrough Coalli ti and 'from Toronto
on all trams 'V One gevillle and T. CT'.
&.B. t:
A: H. NOTMAN;
Asst Gen''1 Passenger Agen't
1 King St. East, Toronto.
SMOTIIERIRG
SENATIOL
r**"_ '"a
A Kingston ;Lady's ixperienee with
Milburn's Heart arid Nerve Pills
in Relieving this Distressing Con-
dition. -
"I have suffered for some years with a
smothering sensation caused by heart
disease. The severity of the pains in 1 y
heart Caused. me much suffering. I s
also very nervous and my whole sr om
was sun down and debilitated.
"Hearing that Milburn's Ilea& and
Nerve Pills were a Speeille fiat• these
troubles, I thought I would try tlattnl, and
got a liox at McLeod's Drug St tte They
afforded rile great rjtlief, beer toned up
istrc ine
ed. I eve,
itderful pills
ethic.
11ZiS1S
ingi L )n,tOnt.
try system and tonn•yved th
symptoms from wl'►iQ,'s I.
heartily recommend t 1e
to All sufferers from It
(Signed)ltiltS.
e, Ira, temeee,/ c' Bllioveress,
-, ..,Fttps era a ibis i1tl4beil*. , '
•
x,000
The Hospital for Sick Children, TOM*
.1 Charitable Institution Caring for •Sick and Crip.
pled Children from All Parts of the
Province of Ontario,
(.roup of Six Potion's now in the
With another year's work added to
alar twenty-two years of its existence,
+1. >' I.roapital for Sick Children, Tor -
me a, has sent out its report of the
g ..ed that it has done. In 23 years
the Hospital hue nursed and treated
3• , JOti pail -stricken children, which is
truly a great record. Toast year over
5,000 .children were treated in the in.
kee and outuuor departments. "Che
fame of the Hospital has travelled fax,
indeed, for the. little patients are
brought to its doors from all parts of
the province.. Some mal•ro:lom cures
h:Ivo been effe::ted by its slat:fur phy-
ioians, while many a little crippled'
ehi.d hits reeovex'ed the use of 4efot'm•-
ed Innate under the care o • its surgeons.
:.o expense is spared i -i any single
ase wb�'zi there is the least hope• of
knell exp:;nditure proving beneficial.
The batter to procure -Lap► ap:tliaiices
n•o'ded in curing the deforiniti s of
many little patients, the Hospital
re team have this year n'Ued tt very
im;•er.a'nt department to tho Ifospi-
ta.. A Wilding adjoining the large
I•ios,,i;al on t:oiieg s str,:st was pur-
l'i . --I and in it we. a placed the mach-
inery and. material nee led for the
m•k o' all kinds of app:innee; need-
ecl hI t:iffc••rout eases of su g ,a y An !
e>;p- r;. wotl.il'i:in has been seaarad from ;
ew York o .uper:t;itond the milking
of those at p iin,ia:{ to the ,►*net meas-
ur 01 •nts ani ,'e.ig is subini'to 1 by the
sot•g 0115 attending each ca:,ci
r -stets have been eminently
ar. i ,rcutory: Not only le it possible
g+t these app%antes qu:ckly and
lr m ids for each ii t1 tent, but
0-pe.1,e his been gratt:y reduced,
ea t eu lless s•tvingi will int effected.
' .,y ,.f 111li,,.le 1•.itieure come
from ,hom+t't where every do Jar is need-
ed 1r.• every day needs •:;nil where the
•per+'nrs ,con:c1 not po,s:bIy al'for4 to
au. p y i1i braces, supports and ortho-
pa.•.i" appa,atus,'let alone recur* the
attenclanne .or the eminent surgeons
who de fiche their services to . the
Hospital.
Picture the improvement thal.naust
follow to a crippled chill piteously
su"�erb.g from some sad spinal disease,
lying perhrtp{ in a dark corner on a
haat bed, and attended lovingly but
in errnittent:y by •'•a hard -Working
mo her. Picture the improvement in
tient child's pro poets of recovery when
1eken into the bright atmosphere of a
hoipilal ward, where it will be cti:ro-
fu'ly and tenderly nursed and where
every care of modern surgical and
medical saience wilt be given it.
1 t would make one's heart ache, to
see the surroundings of discomfort
wheresome. of these' little lives have
been slowly ebbing away until,word.of
the Hospital's 1oeircies has brought
aa' promise o8 • health to the child and
the pleasures ,of. hope' to the parents.
We take pleasure in telling our read-
ers of this noble institution, for who
knows but someOf the little ones; with,
in t his district may even now have need
or ltti serviaa-c! -rite truytoes desire us
to annotincc that the doors. of -the Hos
pital are thrown wide open to receive
arty 'Flak -OrefiTing child nuttier 14 years
of ag>:,_ who could 1.e. benefited 3 y• its
omen S
arts.
Women are corn-
ing to understand
that the Backaches,
Headaches, Tired
Feelings and Weak
Spells from which
they•suffe>` are true
to wrong .petioli 0
the kidneys.
The poisons that
t\ssa..;, t� ought, to be: eartied
off are sent back
'into the blood, tak ng with them a mul-
titude of pains and aches.
DOANiI'S *Kidney Pills
drive away pains and aches, mike women
healthy and happy -able to enjoy life.
Mrs. C. H. Gillespie, 204 Britain Street,
St. John, N.B., says: ,
" Some time ago I had a 'violent attack
of La Grippe. From this, severe kidney
trouble arose, for which I doctored with
a number of the best physicians in St.
John, but received little relief. Hearing
Dean's Kidney Pills highly spoken of; I
began their use and in a short time found
them to be a perfect euro. Before taking
these pills I suffered such torture that I
could not turn over in bed without assist-
ance, Moan's Kidney Pills have rescued
me from this terrible condition, and have
removed every Pain and ache.
u
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Work while you sleep without a gripe
or pain, curing Dyspepsia, hick I Ieadaehe
and Constipation and make you feel better
in tho horning, Price 25e.
DR. A. W, VASES stn
CUE �>a ee
is cent cl:Vert to tie 3:a; ski
J y l+y ltd loei,t ted t l,`..t'r.
Ill 1s ib. ula. rn. t 1. ai tL s cit
1,j •,:rea, eerLie ip.olethe
t ..•t l t•'xw ,.,.ply tug,:-
r l tlnc•1 evcr..;i.w,.t
fr, c. dal tl.•. i • ..r alt• A W t t• .s
i ^ s 2f ,Bane e, .: oronty nn,l l iti, •.
iloap4n1.-(b'romi to phu: s•traph. )
skill. Anti its services are free to little
children whose parents cannot Afford
the small foe charged. None are re.
fused admission. For this Emig was
founded in 1875 by great -he &i -d men
and women, who saw the need of the
special care necessary for sick-,dr's•ituta
and friendless children, +llttie ones who,
through misfortilne, a'e,e •n :,.:' l:o•-
arty could not help t.la lu.,r lees, tt,oti'
to -day its, fame hes spread, and n'
of the Hospital patients, come frost'
stately homes as well as humble dwell.
Inge. What charity has so great a
claim. oar the sympathies of men, wo-
men and children I
The Uospital is one" of the largest
institutions of its kind in the
World. In it there is acoammodation for
200 children. To -day there are more
than 100 patients in the cots -babies,
boys and girls.
In oloie affiliation with the Hospital
is The Lakeside Heine for Little ,Chit-
duan, the convalescent branch, where,
all the patients who can be moved are
taken to epend the warm summer
month•;. The Lakeside home was a gift
of a Toronto gentleman to the Hospi-
tal. It is located on the south-west
corner of'roronto Island, and the situa-
tion is a breezy and health -giving one.
This. ,great charity is supported by
the voluntary contributions of the
people of Ontario. The orditmey •ez-
pen•litu••e last year was over ?s5,090,'
Yet, thanks to the generosity of the
public, this expense was met, and,
025,'000 was paid oft the mortgage.
which had been • retarding and har-
assing the work for years.
There is still left a mortgage of
$25,000 and a bank overdraft of $5,000;
or a -total debt of 530,000, If the,
friends of the Hospital two just a little
more liberal this y car, that huge in-
clebtedness will be lifted, and the Hos-
pital for Sick Children will swing into
the twentieth century free from debt..
The Trustees are making a specsai
Christmas. appeal for money to dis-
charge this . debt. They know they
have the, kindly sympathy of every
ono for a mother charity. which stands
erect, with arias outt,tretched, ready
to gather into its embrace; the sick:
and ailing little creatures who are en-
titled tohealth, the first great need'
to a fair start on 1ifeis journey.
They will be pleased to send a report
or any required particulars to any
reader of this paper.
All they ask is a dollar frons each.
kind heart -or more if you lest you:
can apart it. .
A doxtation of $100 will support a'
cot in the Hospital for one year.
A' donation of 52,000 will endow a
cotfor all time.
And $1 is an appreciable gift. For
many dollars will follow yo" s.. " Tru
who; gives quickly gives twice.'
Through the columns of the Toronto,
Evoning Telegram each donation will
be acknowledged; as -well as in the
Annual. Report. J. Roes Robertson,.
Chairna'in of the Hospital Trust, Toron-
to, to whom donations •may be sent.
will also send written acknowledgment
' of any donations as soon_es. received.
TO:THE :FRONT
SEE' %MAW trlE
ND
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HOP
Opposite Poet Office, Says r
14 i'esh' Beef and Poi k. •
r�ntnh Brilogna,..
1'i`ek led Pork . . headcheese
13'eliklast 13aCeti Sausage
Smoked Then Pressed Beef
Side Pork • '`ripe
Cern Beef Tressed Tongue
Spite Itch, LAM, uwi, &cc,,
• :Own) s on hand,
'Our Intoes are right Orders
tolled fog' and meait deiieeri d to any
Pert er the town.
Your patronage solicited, HDStP �t1, tPR
•
We build our pumps to last for,
saws and have them in price fromf
3.5O up.
liras Oylintxc'rq and tialvanize
Iron Piping. ;
Wo have is. full stcok of the abs.
tall and get pt ices when in
or anything iu rear lints.
;On :i LIMN,*
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