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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-03-02, Page 2K WINGITAM TJMES, MARO1I ,y# woo, At a repent stamp sale in London a Oaneldoe 1.2. -penny i-•iack, unused, sate. for £101. T. Milburn & Co. :—Y sur Rheumatic Pelle dill nie nzoro good than any other remedy and 1 consider theta a perfect cure for Rh •unxatism. Mrs. Sot;eph Pearce, Celliugwooel, Ont.,. The Evax Late Tobacco Company have over 1,000.1 t0 pound of tobacco now iu the m w tee tory ready for treat- ment for sliipu eu-. MITERS SEG REA AG E Positively eured by these Little Pills% They also relieve. Distress from Dyspepsia,, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per. feet remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- ness, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Smell Ptile Small Dose. Srntiii Price* Substitution the fraud of the day. See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's, . Insist and demand Carter's Little Liver Pills. THE REAL BOER. Paclerowski,s Manager Describes tate Transvaal Dutch. Buffalo, N. Y.—Hugo Gorlitz, of Lon- don, England, joint manager for M. Pa- derewslu, the pianist, and who has but recently returned from the Transvaal after a lengthy stay in that republic, was interviewed by a representative of the Commercial as to the matters in President Kruger's land. Mr. Gorlitz spoke indignantly of the manner in . which the Uitlancleis were treated by the Boers in Johannesburg, saying that zarrs (the policemen) were armed and shot down the Uitlanders upon the slightest provocation, sometimes, ap- parently withc;ut provocation. The British residents, he said, was subjected to constant result from the policemen and other municipal employees, insults from which they have no redress. Practically they were under subjee- tion. A peculiarity of the country, said Mr. Gorlitz, is that the Ei:glish build beauti- ful houses iu the cities and the muni- cipal authorities take no care of the streets, so that they aro in a filthy, in- sanitary condition. "The appearance of the streets are frightful," said he "because the money put aside for n un- icip.1 purpose's, mostly supplied by the Uitlanders, is put into the pockets of the officials. There is' ro cleaning of the streets, no improvements of the road- ways. "One of the greatest crimes laid at Boers' door," continued the sleaker, "is that they put the vilest of liquor into the nay of the natives. One prominent firm there, manufacturing quantities of the firery stuff, is annually putting large sums of money, not into the l;oeltets of the government, but into the handle of the officials. I do not except President Kruger front complicity in the matter. He also gets his share. "As far as the Boers being a God- : foxing people is concerned, they show it only by building a lot of churches, but not iu their actions. One of the first priuciples of Christianity is have for I one's neighbors, a sl.irit in which the IBoors are extremely lacking, They' do not tolerate any ether rate= than their kindof nrfi b't1t fslM. 1\0 own a zn U t. luau who professes r, creed ether tizau theirs is allowed to hold. oi'iict•. The, ' Beers are also slave -Chivers. If the Boers vin ru this. trupgie, wit:cit seems iniros,iele, tine;, will ins+rut., re-zstab- 1 Dela slavery iii Soath Africa. i"f don't btleve anyone heir visited. , the Tram -veal ret t utly," tout i .ue'l Mr. i Groi oil, t-, hie reteiveee, who 'oee not share my opinion in regard iti the con- clitiou cf affairs there and the cu'palility of the Boers, unit's he is directly or in- directly in tho pay of the Tzansvaltl Government. , "The British lure met with r, `verses, it is tate, but , ono term entrenched can keep ten ellen at tan and the , British have been terrine- handicapped. The Eritish did :ict ire ere for war, in my opith n c , p et et 1.r. e. lie y were forced into i-. "I do not bete-. o the ser will bo cf loag drratioit. ::t is ei itable that the Boers in the end n-11 be utterly vanish- ed by the British: When that comes, the natural question is, What will be the future of the Transvaal? Not that country alone, but all of South Africa, offers endless opportunities in ruining and agricultural industries. It is one of the finest countries in the world, and is capable of high cultivation. .Its re-- sources, e-sources, outside of the great gold mines, are tremendous. It can bo developed and civilized into a magnificent country, one of most valuable of British colonies, not equaling Australia, possibly, but proeing a priceless possession. But the country is principally valuable to make - connection between Natal and Rhodesia. The natives are loyal to England, feel- - ing that Great Britain is their friend. - They have been oppressed by the Boers so long that they will hail British rule ' with delight. "The extermination of the Boers as a nation is inevitable," said Mr. Gorlitz, in conelussiou, "but it may be that the 'Beers who are left will settle down and become goo:d, colonists and really God- fearing people." Titin, tVa!ery lBlool. When the blood is thin and watery, the nerves are actually starved and nerv- cus exhaustion and prostration soon follow. 3!'ced the nerves with Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food and you will • impart to them the new life and vigor of perfect health. Face cut and fad -simile • signature of Dr.,A. W. Chase on every box of the genuine. • CIILltOSS. One day last week we visited the home of Mr. Johh S. Armstrong, on the 10th con., and had a book through his barn and stables. Mr. Armstrong has one of the largest barns in this section of the country, the main part being 54x60 ft. with 24ft. posts and the addition 54x80 ft., though it is not so high as the main part. The granary is florredwith maple and the bins are all lined. with metal sheeting so that it is impossible for mice r to get into them except from the top. i Underneath the barn is a fine stone j stable nine feet in height with a' .good 1 root -house and a good well of water 1 I sufficient to supply his stock, In the stables at the time were twenty-two cattle which Mr. Armstrong for export •-, ready for the which are almos�b e anb Y 1 market. They will, in all probability, least one instance this precaution pre• average nearly 1000 pounds when ready for sale. A straw cutter, grain crusher and a turnip pulper are used to prepare the fodder for the stock and the power null. Needless to say, we found every- and all other stouach c omplaiuts. Dr. thing around the place in perfect order, Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets are Matures The implements required on the taut pazmacea for the stomach's ills --they're aro well taken cora of and We were iii. CO a purely vegetals s pep:un compoutrd--- rice forzuod that Mr. Armstrong dict not even enough to alloem in weverybo eve rybody zi oy good leave his binder in the field over night { health. Sold by A. L. Hamilton. during liarvest time but put it uncle? • cover every evening. Mr. Arinstr:n g i What roper Si Made lot. pointed out to us the spot where 1:•a i::- � C)ver CO kinds of bark are now used to tortds erecting a house in the future and eeetufaoturo raper, besides banana when that has beeu done there will be E skins, .beau stelks,, pea vines, cocoanut few finer farms or farm Luildings in the ; fibre, clover Vaud timothy hay, straw, c u tty .—Teeswatcr News. 1 fresh water witeds, sea weed, and over wool, asbestos, hop plants, weeds, husks f. d , 51A1 AND sA RkkT ' and stoms of Indian corn, all Binds of E ry i tiles, sawdtot, shavings, thistles, IA E thistle -clown and tobacco shrike.—Phi.la- vented its wearer front being shot through the heart. 35 Cents for a err' Stomach to work these is derived from a tread.----Tluis is practically wh.tlt zt Means to the sufferer for 1) •spepsia, Indigestion • 160 kinds of grasses Also hair, fur, •l; , p j d.lphia Presse l J: vir s U33 i,i'ie i «Tito Batter Part. Diamond. flye3. of valor is desereation," and the better part of the treatment of disease is pre - Tendon. Disease originates in izupzuities • in the blood. II lod's Stirs zinr.11a puri - They Give taq Richest, Most Bril- liant and Most Lasting Colors. T.___ Ninety-five or cent. of the rags and etec r materia used in the manufacture of home mad mats, rugs and carpets. cirri colored b the Diamond Dyes. Why? Because the Diamondd Dyes always {ci.ve to cotton, wool and union materials the fullest, brightest, richest and most lasting colors; sun, soap or washing cannot fade Diamond Dyo t olers. Mrs. D. Danielson, Covey Hill, P. Q , writes thus: "I have ,been using your Diamond Dyes far many years, and they have always given entire satisfaction. To -day we emptied two packets of .your dyes sand 1 am obliged to buy more, as we are making sixty yards of rag carpet, I have used your cotton colors and I think they are beautiful. The stripes in my carpet—black, green, red and yellow— are rich. I cannot sufficiently praise Diamond Dyes ;• all my neighbors speak well of them. • Tonality's Little Book. . An important part of the field equip- ment of every British soldier when ho goes on active service is a sort of little pocket ledger which he is. instructed to always carry about his person to assist in indentificatidn in case of accident. On the outride of this little book stands the soldier's name his official number and hie 'regiment. The first pages contain an abstract of what may be termed his war account. This is to say; his pay in dully entered therein, and when paid, together with auy extra allowances to which he may be en- titled. Another page. shows- distinctly his record of foreign service, if any.;; his. distinction in the way of good conduct badge, stripe and medal, and a detailed statement of any wound or wounds that he may have received in action. Farther on comae mere family partic- ulars, such as whether he is married or single, the address of the nearest rela- tive in case h should be killed or wounded, etc. # Copies of all these minute particulars are kept at head- quarters. There is also a black form of will, so that if Tommy Ithould see fit, can de- vise and bequet z his earthly belongings in due legal fashion, and ban rest assured that his wishes will be fulfilled. If the soldier is killed his book is at once for- warded through the, War Office to his next of -kin in Britain. Mr. Atkins 1oeks upon his little book as a sort of adjunct to his Bible, and sets the greatest store upon' its safe keeping. Sometimes ho has it sewn in- to the breast of ., his tunic, and in at t ft as the bl 101. „P t )pla wh i trete it at tett:; season say they are healthy the year retied. It is because this mesicire ex - pole impurities and makes the bl )od rich • and health -giving. All liver ills afie cured by Hood's Pills. Me. Varices, Who went to. Dawson from Paris last( year, will go to Van- couver in the spring and return to Daw- son by balloon. e �• +, A Tor t 'Or if ]Ae George Young, undergoiug imprison- ment for life foe the murder of Frederick Glovernear Soithwold Station in Feb., . 1897, died at the Kingston penitentiary. Sarnia's subscription to the patriotic fund already amounts to $1,000, and that of Stratford totals $2,100. The Massey-ITarris Company has con- tributed $5,000 to the National Patriotic Fund. In a neighboring town a Salvation Army advertiser wrote our a billboard, " What shall 'I do to be saved?" A patent medicine man came along the next day and wrote underneath, " Take Carter's Little Liver Pills." Shortly afterwards the Salvation Army man noticed the sacrilegious work of the modioino man and priutecl below, "And prepare to meet. thy Goe." You cant be healthy if your bowels are constipated and your system clogged with poisonous material. There should be a natural move- ment every day, and the best way to secure it is to take Laxa-Liver Pills. The most obstinate;cases yield to their action. They neither gripe, sicken nor weaken, are easy to take and prompt to act. 24 hat teb• tit tej tit Dr. tc®�!� Heals and soothes the Beetway PIMO Lungs and cures Coughs and Colds of kind after other remedies the worst5 fail. Pleasant to take. Price 25c. Syrup ''ir`•J'•=.:.'�"'i.:pf xti ixt'.i'cTz,'"q„'`-�}5�....-''' 5tc—ta'ts,,.... ,,.,-w�.w „rms- ..,.•�<._:.�•.....�..,=..,. m atic's 3sy.' •tit' s ; .i''3✓ 'eeeeee 's ;nes `44l the e. THE GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN RHEUMATIC CURE ushers 1 it in — the days of suffering from this relentless disease in all its phases need not be prolonged. THIS POWERFUL SP]JCIFC wins daily encomiums for is splendid work in dispelling pain. It gives perfect relief in six hours, It drives out the causes--- eleames the system ---pavers the way and helps to perftet het;Ith. Only those who halve been its Eric -1 time # whether for nthortc'r or a bug- er pzriotl---in its milder ;'o::il:; or in ital more 'acute forams, tan ready have t elle correct toll;" p;iou of the exe•rac- l iatillg ageiry that deciles to the suffer. er froae Rheumatism. Only those who have b^eri its vie - tiros and halve been cured by that ; most powerful and never -failing re- medy, South Amoricftn Rheutnatic Cue, can really appreciate the bless- ing it has proved to mankind in re- lieving pain, dissolving and eradicat- ing from the system all the foreign matters, the irritating acids, the un- natural substances which through cold and exposure collect in the joints and .muscles, rause swelling, stiffen• Inge, rffiltui_it randift•tines tip • pie and incapacitate those who have been po unfortunate as to be eauglzt in. its meshes. South Am rkenu Rheuivatie Cure lX iw1 Clundluu a Ill ilk aliliiielMANCOMMOMSS91 FOR. SALE AT A. L. IIAKIIiT(ON'q DRUG STORK,. i is a s ecific for Rheumatism and Neuralgia in all its forms. It is not au experiment. It is compounded on the most scientific principles known 1 in modern medical science. It is the ` consentrated 'essence of the most! potent ingredients recognized as be- ing the most searching turd healing. t The formula is the outcome of years of study on Rheumatism in all its forms; its causes and medicines that . aro calculated to give the quickest e relief and are most promising of a ;- vermanent cure. That the highest 1 results have !leen attained by South American Rheumatic Cure that have Wen attained by any remedy of mod- ern times is attested by the splendid testimony, the thankful words the encouragement and faith shown in it by the hlni:dreds and Hundreds who have over their own signatures told how it has healed rhes r who have been bf,d-ridden for -years—those who i " have through its u.e "thrown away Crutches" -.- those whose stiffened joints that we're affected by 'every f whiiu of the weather --- those who j have mitered the deadly pants and ele !ere paugs that are incident to the inflam- matory and Neuralgic forms of Rheumatism. Words cannot too strongly express its great merit, and sufferers need only to put to the test what others say of it to prove the claims of the great South American Rheumatic Cure. Years of pain may be dispelled in an hour, but it's only a matter of days at most till the most stubborn cases will vanish, and til. the place of pain and suffering there'll beta joyous and lasting freedom. J. D. McLeod of Leith. Ont., sap: : "I have been a victimof Rheumatism for seven years confined to my' bed for months at a time; unable to tern myself; have been treated by my physicians without any benefit. I had no faith in . Rheumatio cures I saw advertised, but my wife induced me to get tl, bottle of Souter American Rheumatic Cure from Mr. Taylor, drtzggist in Owen Sound. At that time I was in agony with pain. In- side of 12 hours after I tools the first dose, the pain had allleft ino. I eon - tinned until I hail used. three bottles and. to -day I am completely owed." South American Nervine is a power in restoring wasted nerve force ;cures nervous prostration, stomach trouble andeneral debility. It cleanses iS y cs ter o system and builds' no the waste places. South American Kidney Cure is a li- quid Kidney specific • Cards Bright's Disease., Drabetes, Bladder troubles and kidney disorders. helps in four to six hours and heals permanently. • ti ww ♦{b.t.Y .r:Y'wl:Y.?,'wr..;-: e:f 184" t -46. FM" .. incanielosalsou lei' ulna Or lerla lallasce JiVegetablePrcpat tionforAs. it ilatinntheTootlatldRegtiti- iing theStomar1ls rn,dl3owelsbf THA FAC—SIM 0.E 3V . i 'IA'x'UR t Promotes Digestion,Cheeerful-` aess and Rest,Contains neither Opauln,Morphine nor Mineral. r N0'lt'NAITtCOTIC. > �i'crpe realrlllr•.v1T.'f. E•SP.r Tiervkin srsrd = t ,IIA:senna .laic slid ifyJy.2-print - liadena4'8sds. Tlf.rm Sced tlarfi:d Sum- . 1iti;tr. •rncntiaroc Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- • lion, Sour Stomach,Dtarrhoea, Wenn; ,Convulsions,Feverish, tacss and Loss OF SLEEP. Tee Simile Signature cf NEW YORK. -711":4-44.4 IS ON THE A'''PE 01' EVERY BOTTLE OF sace�srrs-lazy , -^•" :nna d Castoria is pat u;r in ono -sire bottles only. It fa not sold is br.'.1', ren't a:lov any:rae to sell you anything else en 0.o (,lea or promise that it is "just as good" ani "will answer every fur, peso.' ns- Sce that you get 044 Tia ha- , _ _ EXACT COPY 09 \:RAPPER. .u.' otrtilo� „e_,..,_,.;1„i4 an -. negaitaro ,r CL..i, t:•U- - • p wrapper. "MO;':a*..3�5.` :y,nyy�a.g.rrrO.:It +.a�.,PrAiil •'+•:r..•, �.no'.7,17:M14. 'v.yc.w .:,iSL'iLi nid.5 :r-,.-'""••-��.•. ��'�tA' .Y��G '�"^ -w.d Diseases of wool. Wool has its diseases as the sheep has; says The Sheep Breeder. But the diseases of the fleece does not hurt the sheep as to its general health. Hair and wool are precisely the same in coni.(; si- tion and general character except that hair is smooth and wool is rough to the touch. One of the clisoases of wool causes the fibers to split and tangle to- gether, formingmatted patches all over the body. Another causes the wool to felt, forming patches of short hairy -like balls, which loosen from the skhu and leave bare spots which are red and in- flamed. All those are infectious, and the disease will spread from one sheep to another until, jf neglected, the skin is bare over half the body of the sheep sometimes. It lookout should be kept for thesediseases, and immediate treat- ment should be applied. The easiest remedy is to apply tincture of iodine to the skin, soaWg the wool where it is still retained. The disease is really in the wool and not in the skin, but yet the skin may be infected by the disease:. wool. It is 'due to a minute fungus Which. grows it the fibers of the fleece, destroying the pubstance of the wool ani reducing it to Oiorbpiecee or even cinst. the diseases are virulently infectious, and when tlzey appear instant aetiou should be taken.o. It has been claimed that apples bar- re'e1 up tight in the oroha:d as son as taken from tho tree keep much better than those exposed to the air for some time. In these days of imitations it is well for everyone to be careful what. he buys. Especially is this necessary when a matter of health is involved. There are so many imitations of Doan's Kidney PilIssen the market—some of them absolutely worthless—that we ask you to be particular to see that the full name and the trade mark of the Maple Leaf are on. every box you buy. Without this rou aro isot getting the original Kidney Pill, which • has cured so many severe cases of kidney 'oo'rrlplaint in the United States, Australia and England, as well as here in Canada. The Doan Kidney Pill Co Toront �'�+.•'•,S•4iYY.a..n`uYJaii..?w?u4':�'.iSC'L NERVOUSADISEASED 'f houEa tan of Young and Middle deed Nen are annually ..., . to a momat:mo� rcays EP*1'. .;h rarly ind scriliou and later excesses. Self abuse and Constitut omni Blood Fyhroa 1~)'ruined aaesus h• v i r fined nod wrecked the idea of ninny a promising young man lIav,• you u;:y of the to lowiur; Symptoms: Nervous and Despondent; Tired in Morning; T o Ambi- tion; M'nt_:ry Poor; Easily Fatigued; Excitable and Irritable: Eyes 131nr• Pimples on the Frace; •1) •e•to,s and Drains at Night; Restless; haggard Looking; Blotches; Sore •1 hm it; ]Tari: 110119M Paine in Body; Sunken Byes; Lifetree; 1)istrustfal and Lack of . vs t.nor y and :itr. ugth. Our hermit•; nd Treatment will build you up mentally, phy.icaily • tad':32[11'i1:y. (".3 ni. h: DDS, KENNEDY S KERD I �,. " At 14 years of ago I learned a bad habit which almost ruined me. I became nervous and weak. D1y back troubled me. I could stmid no exertion. head and oyes became dull. Dreamer and drains at night weakened mo. I triedsoven Medical Firms, Elec- t trio Belts, Patent Medicines and Family Doctors. They gave me no help. A friend advised me to try Drs. Kennedy & Horgan They sent mo ono month's treatment and it cured me. I could feel myself gaining every day. Ther Neu;,ltelho:t 7'reainzent curet tarn O r,,U in cart 1., :.,u a( etre faits." They have cured many o' my friends." Lr. Maul to.:. tan Hagan M. mualtram. "Soino 8 years ego I contracteda serious constitutional blood IJ diecaro. I went to Hot Springs to treat for syphilis. Mere: try almost It� killed mo. After a while the syniptoms again appeared. Throat became sore, pains in limbs, pimples ox taco, blot !:os, ,.jos rets, lose of hair, glands enb:lied, etc. A tee:Veal frien.f advised Drs. Kennedy & Korgan's Now Method'Treatnont. It cared nl., :tad 1 have w • t Cupt. T' lnsend. had no avmptoms for live years. I am Married and haul •. As 'a doctor, f heartily recamend it to all who have this tnrrib:o disease-• Cure girl syphilis." It will oradiicato the poison froiu the bleat." sem! 15 YEARS IN DETROIT, 150,000 CURED. "I nm 8s yaarsof age, awed mtrrica. When yonag I let a gay life. Early indiscretions and later oxen:won made trouble for me. I became Volk and nnrvou4. Dry kidayyc bn alno hireefed and I feared Bright's disease. M trig .1 lit w:e ;mantis. factory and**, home unhappy. I trioti every .ting --all fnil••d iii I took treatment front Drs. Kennedy and Kaman. 'i'itotr N w Method built mo up mentally, physical. nsanely.1: foot and act like a man in every respect 'Cry thsanely.em. " Dom"' NO Names Used Without 'viae(? Consent of Patient, ,.ti,i e.1 VI (1:1.01, —� OUP {New Method Treatment never fnfinln cnri•rg Dfxe'rtatb?r &. 1 i, builds ds up ::o ry u unt In alt dr due mad restores los vltn blood, Clears the braia, builds up the nervous nu,t.ertwl systotns and restores lost vitality to the body. We Guarantee tri Cure Nervoa9 'rwrbllity. llrntfltt$t 11Ynttl'rbt;-1, rte 111 f v r l e u Iba •e" t • » , cote, iti' itevct,ldellaiirn•r ttrre.e►.ttHs;,.,rt'ucr,y Weak .carts arittt.r:lt I(ilclzrey and UisxdC3a:r ttie:rsr ti h@� R R Dre. lteanad n &Ito gait aro tier leadin'; arra-t tltat°r of m �+ I;I E R America. They goal .taco t,rt o tre or ter pa, 't'natr rnan. ran no rick, Write thorn for an honest rinin n Snirn t ,r w i', trnt ,1 V5"( 9±t uaa [eve z oa roars of regret and sulfate/.t Chat ;os r.ul u,t'tl t. Write (or a 4tteattoul List aiut iibok Coa.i.tttrattcrtt Prot. DRS KENNEDY &KERG