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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-04-27, Page 3tKAI. di IE THOUSANDS SUFFERING IN SPRINGTIME.. fa el T 0 ,111r1:ellili THE GREAT BANISHER OF DYSPE- PSIA, I4J)IGESTION AND STOMACH TROUBLES. The most prevalent trouble in spring- tim3 is dyspepsia in its many va.led forms. This common l;ut dreaded disease is produced by mute infiauunation of the nerves centered about the stomach, It is a we',1 kuolrn fact .hat the sto- mach 114 one of tho chief nerve centres, and physicians will tell yon that ss ilheut healthy vigorous nerves, tho steinacll cannot properly digest food. It must also be noted that the tissues and all the organs of digestion are quick- ly weakened by impoverished blood, overwork, worry and care. The first and greatest work for all sufferers from dyspepsia and indigestion to accomplish, is to newish aucl brace the nerves and purify the blood. Paine's Celery Compound is the chosen medicine of the ablest physicians for producing nerve fibre, true nerve force and pure, rich blood. When these bless- ings have been secured, dyspepsia and its train of evils are completely banish- ed, and solid, lasting health is establish ed. • Paine's Celery Compound has done more for dyspeptics than all other com- bined agencies. Tliousauds of testi- monials from the best people tell the story that Paino's Oelery Compound "makes sick people well." Mrs. E. Triuder, of Simeoe, Ont., says: "For a long time siyspopsia and indiges- tion made life miserable for me. I was ;so bad I could not go out of the house, do housework or got regular sleep, I bought six bottles of Paiiie's Celery Compound from Mr. Austin, our drug- gist, and commenced to use it regularly. My doctor advised me to continue with your compound, and told me if I had mot been using it he would have recom- aneuded it to ole." "Your Paine's Celery Corenound has 'worked wonders for me; it has banished any clyspospia, indigestion and sleepless- ttliess, and given me a new lire." �i;NVe like to read descriptions of • The merry Paris show, The cost of steamship tickets and The nicest way to go.. We like to road this merry. truck Despite the fact that we Couldn't go if steamship tickets were A -selling for a V. A BOON TO HORSEMEN . Sp Liniment removes a hard; -soft or cal - .used Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. The use of one bottle may make you $50. 'Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by A. L. Hamilton. The egg eating record has been broken byNew York city getting outside of 8.- 4)00,000 on Eastor day. Speaker Evantural, of the Ontario Leg- islature, will leave Montreal for Europe onMay 12 to represent Ontario at the Paris L+ixposition. He will sail on the steamer Persian. Mrs. Thos. Tracy, Byrnedale, Ont., -writes!: We have used Dr. Low's Pleas- aht Worm Syrup and find itto be better titan any other remedy. It is easy to take and always effectual. Iuthegreat annual 25 mile roadraoe ran in Massachusetts on the 19th, The 1st 2nd and 3rd prizes were won by Hamilton ;,nen. The time was 2 hours and 44 min- lites,whichis now a world's record. Can- zladians should feel proud of their Cham- pions. One Dose Tells the story. When your head aches, and you feel bilious, consti- pated, onsti - p� ted, and out of tune, with sour andno appetite, us b uy a package of itirC004 's Piles And take a dose, from 1 to 4 pills. You will be surprised at how easily they will do their work, cure your headache and biliousness, rouse the liver and make you feel happy again. tp 23 cents. Sold by all medicine dealers. 1 "Canada for the Canadians." READ THE CANADIAN HOME JOURNAL A montlily magazine full of inter- esting reading matter and useful in- formation for CANADIAN W OMEN AND . CANADIAN EOWES Subscription 'price Ono Dollar per Annum. OR you can receive it with thio paper for one veer at the sante tt pride sof the TIur MES nt 1Vingham. Send 10 etas for sample copy. You will litre it. Address. Canadian Hone Journal Co., tuwereo) TOilbN114, oN•r To PATENT good !has .nay be secured by our aid. Address, THE PATENT RECORD, Nattimoro, Md. AmonlS lillr.rlltttlora, How to transfo.nr a west() palter bas- ket into a spring hioullot•-^-lick it three times in the middle and sit down. in it. —Tomato It is a strange world, '.there is the Clear gairg to Moscow to 1rny that a SOU may bo burro to hila, and hero are the Toronto police force looking for the parents who abandoned a lino baby bby in a shed the other niglit.: Toronto Star. A chimney 200 feet high and contain - lug 1.701,000 brink toppled over the other night. It is presumed that the chimney was trying to rubber -11000 over the =within top and took 11,111114b13 10 itself'. = --,14114.111:l IlOra.ld. 1'y s.anc;or in speakii;g of the death of Joubert says: On whichever side the right::, of 1 h Trarsvcai question might be, ;ito I3ozr was fighting as a patriot, for the independence of his State: and happy is the patriot whose eyes, when he Las done is best for his country, are closed by death before he lies seen her fall. So =oh oven an enemy may say. The Editor of the Southampton Bea- con has been indulging in a pipe dream. He calls the artiole,"Thirty Years After" Tho time is as expressed in the title; the scene is Southampton; characters, the Editor himself and another person. The Editor is alone, save for his stenograph- ers, secretaries, and his faithful core of assistant editors, when the other person enters. The Beacon luau rings for his "eleetromobile" and they sot out to view the "city," first taking in the city hall which cost up in, six figures. Great manufacturing plants employing thous- ands of hands were also seen. We do not know how the dream ended but very likely it was by tho "devil" asking for "copy.„ Solomon in the Furnitaro Journal says: "Out of the emptiness of the miud, nine times out of ten, the jaw waggeth. A full head means a closed month. Put that down. It is the shallow brook that babbles most; it is the empty Wagon that makes the greatest clatter. The people who aro most anxious to hoar then' own voices are those who know least what they are talking about. It is usually the most difficult thing to get .nen with a comprehensive knowledge of a subject to express their. views. Those who have spent a lifetime study- ing and thinking aro very chary of talk- ing. On the other hand, the loss some people know the more ready they aro to twitter." Excollent as in the ohauge in local press mothods yet there is ono point to be noted, which is that in the brief aud otherwise moderate reports of the ex- ecution, Williams is described as ad- vancing with a brave step, showing won- derful nerve, being the most =con- cerned man present, etc. Are these phrases not somewhat over -far .liar? Have they not been used in describing the last moments of nearly every blooci- spiller executed in Ontario within the last quarter of a century? The man who commits a capital crime is necessarily not a timid creature, with fluttering nerves; he is usually of a coarse, animal narure, deficient iu sentiment aucl in- clined to be sullen. •Hepworth Journal. The Khan. is at present ill in the general hospital, Toronto. The follow- ing poem which he has recently written from there is one of his best: NIGHT IN THE HOSPITAL. The hospital is dim, the 'lights aro low, The minutes feet aro weighted aud are slow, And in the silence ominous and deep Au hundred fevered souls do pray for sleep, And on their feveted pillows clry and hot They moan beneath their breath, " It cometh not!" ' Will morning never break? When will the sun Arise and this sad night be done? Tho white -capped angels on their task of peace Glide past the rest -robbed Dots to bring surcease • But to the anxious braiu with fever wrought, The parched lips make moan, "It cometh not!" They count their heart -boats, thus to measure time, • 7110 world reels round them like a drunk- en rhyme, Their hot eyes fixed upon the window pane, Their poor hearts thirst to see the morn vain, Or sleep 1 Ono little sleep, God wot! But still their lips make moan, "It cometh not 1" Their shall foot shod with ,silence, all night long, Tho fair -faced nurses in their patience strong Glide through the wards, and in the sil- ence deep, They whisper soft, "Bohol 1,1 b: nig you sloeii." And ere the flay -darts through the Wiu- dowS ereepf They sleep and sleep and sloop and sleep an sleep 1 EIRE AW W. CHASE'S Of CATARRH CURE Is sent direct to theXliseased parts by the improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanantly cares Catarrh Old Hay Trevor, blower free. All dealers, or Dr, A. W. Chase Mediohae Co.. Toronto and Buffalo. 'L'IJE WINGITAN TIES, APJtIL27, MOO. ACHES CO rano Notes. It is time now to give the Breit alt• 1 r plication of spraying to the orchard. . C:•. f t. ?:'Note, T.ittie .Current, Manitou- j 1'u '111 1 t d the t OLD DAUS, YOUNG RACKS, STRONG BACKS ship out gill. le ptls y Oar 331 head of cath?, 7',.* t lieop au 1 lambs 1113 hoes, 23 horses and 2::?s tolls of • _ dee.:sed beet and pork. l~EW >rSOAPE, FOR l3ACI�FiCIIE Z, I'otatoos for• ewes are proving a good IUDNEY TALI . food fcr milk. Peed the lambs for 1 early markets brae, oats, cracked corn I very mall adds evidence to tao filet and oil meal as a gram ration. that Dr. Pitcher's l3aekenheKiduey Tab- ' For lane and wi:xttr laying Opt Pari - lets act on different lines front other medicines, i�modueiug quick and Irrxna- ' Fti� lart,e a;.,s ztntliizig cal. Ucat the cent cures item Buc•kacho and Kidney troubles. They aro a rcvelalien'to tsar- Idulorcas, The I°lyn:oath Rook is the 1 fcrers from Kidney complaints, au+i bee.; ell around fowl. bring conviction of merit because t f the quick relief gained in unexpected cases, 3:3H pupils were ii1 attendance at file ' The Backache Kidney sufroror only Ontaxie Agrirmint:al College last year, doubts their worth befor3 using, for a .A. butter mould of other wooden t tow doses imparts a sensation of relief that fortells the story of euro, It did lltei;sil for hanclliug butter should be not take Mrs. Win. Glendenning, Minnie well scalded and then placed in cold water and allowed to soak until perefect- ly cold. Sometimes it is adviseb13 to rale thein well with eo:1r'ce salt before using. The Khan says the 1C0 -sore farm of became severe. Some time ago I heard Ontario is one of the wcrld's wonders; of Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tab- in it generation after generation has lots and wont to Colin A. Campbell's drug store and got a bottle. I took but the ono bottle, two at a dose, and am glad to say the effect was rapid and marked. I find great comfort since I ridge Cochins aro found to be the best. St., Wiughalu, long to find this out, It was accomplished W/1110110 bottle of Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets, awl this is her report: "All my lite I have had a weak back due to kidney trouble. As I grow older, and I am now 75 years of age, it became worse, and the paiu found wherewith to matte lawyers and doctors of some of the family, to out- fit others for mining, lumbering and arming, to provide trousseaux for the took then., and shall get more so as to girls, to salary squads upon squads of have them should Iever need them again. mnnioipal, provincial and Dominion I can safely recommend them to all ofQce holders to payits shard in m- others: If you have the slightest symptom of terest on hundreds of millions of money Kidney or Bladder tronble, you can test for public buildings, canals and railway this great medicine free. Arrangements bonuses. have been made whereby every reader of this paper can obtain a trial package ONE GASP FROitK DEATH. of Dr, Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tab- lets absolutely free by enclosing two cent AND YET NOT BEYOND T11is POWER OF DR. stamp for postage to the Pitcher Tablet AttNEw's CURE FOR THE HEART To SAYE Co., Toronto, Ont. When giving ad- AND CURE YOU—THIS IS NOT FICTION, dress mention this paper, BUT TACT. If you aro aoirviucecl Pitcher's `Cab Tho constant terror and distress of lets aro what you'want, you can pur- those in the thrawls or of heart disease chase regular size for 50 coats per bottle., If not obtainable at druggist's, mailedonly the sufferer can know, and what a free of postage•on receipt of price. Moon, se magical a relief and cure as Dr. Aenew's Care for the Heart has proved Bruce Pioneer Association. • itself to be. In many cases recorded. Tho Bruce Pioneer Association have the patient seemed but a gasp from the grave, and this wonderful liquid heart specific has tided over the crisis, given relief in 30 minutes, and after taking a bottle or two perfect health has been restored a:id all the distressing symptoms and sufferings seem but a dream. It cines hearts wealcend by la grippe. Sold by A. L. Hamilton. issued the following circular with the object of gathering the early history of the county:—Tho objeotsof the Associa- tion are as follows: (1) To cultivate a feeling of friendship and sociability among the members, by meeting at least once a year, to recall the events of by- gone days in the bush and to exchange those sentiments of good will and kind- ness of which we cannot have too much. To tho American Press. We wish to most respectfully suggest to the about twenty thousand Americau (2) To gather as much of the early his- editors , who receive our little paper tory of the county as possible. In this every month that they will, in the in - you aro earnestly requested to assist, as terests of humanity, both to human it is intended to publish in boot: form at beings and the lower creatures (used. in au early date a history of the County. wars), loudly consider: Among other things the Association 1st. That while we are a very power - would like to get information from your ful nation, yet when this South African township on the following points: trouble eucls Great Britain will probably 1. Who was the fust settler in your bo the most powerful nation in the township? world -1st, on account of its enormous 2. Where was the first clearing irmde? navy, equal, we believe, to all others in 3. Where and when was the first Europe, and its enormous mercantile school opened? First. teachers? First marine, easily used for transportation of trustees? troops and military supplies. 4. Who was the first minister,to 2d. Because of its large armies, now preach in your township? Where as thoroughly equipped and experienced in the first church built? By what deuom- using all the most modern military ape ivation? pliauces. 5. Who was.the first white child boru? 31 Because of its power to add to its When? . armies hundreds of thousands of men 0. Who brought the fust horse into from its various colonies in Canada, your towrsllip? Australia India aucl elsewhere. 7. Who composed your first iuunicipal 4th. Because of its enormous fortiflca- conucil? First assessor, clerk, 'collector tions on both the Atlantic and Pacific, and treasurer? and in almost all parts of the world. 8. Who built the first grist mill? Saw- 5th. Because, after deducting the mill?. Cheese factory? great military debts of continental 9. Give names of as many original European nations, it will be found that Settlers as you can who are yet alive. • k Groat Britain bas probably ' greater 10. Give any incidents in the early financial power to. carry on great wars histofy of your neighborhood that would than all the continental European be of general interest at this date. nations combined.• 6th. Because while there may be dif- A BUSINESS MAN'S L'AITH. ferences of opinion between the peoples TORTURED BY RHEUBLi'r1S21 ion MONTHS, of Great Britain and Germany; there IIE PINS HIS Farm TO SOUTH A,I13 RICAN almost no possibility that the German RHEUMAT1C CURE AND IS HEALED IT government will, during many years, be CURES IN ONE TO THREE DAYS. found at war with Great Britain. Let Mr. S. Barker is a business man err To- as have no More wars with any nation. route, aud lives at 9 Suffolk Place. He —From Dumb Animals, Boston. contracted very acute rheumatism, and for months was a great sufferer.- He Joints Swollen. treated with best physicians Without any My little boy, 8 years old, hada bad relief. He took South Americaan Rheu- I w a,tak of Rllenmatism. His joints wore swollen and he couldn't sleep with the pain. Ono box of Milburn's Rheumatic Pills completely cured hull.. F. Sisson- otte, Port Hope. Ont. Southampton business was in full swing ongood Friday. made Cure for what it claimed to be in advertisements he' react of it, and when he had taken two bottles he was com- pletely cured. He says: "I voluntarily give this testimonial that other snfferers may be benefitted, as I believe the remedy is a perfect 'specific." Sold by A. L. Hamilton. Always keep your dogs =cleats at nights where they will not distnrd the sleep of your neighbors and so come in danger of being poisoned. AN IMPORTANT MATTER. The selection of a druggist who can at all times truly and honestly dispensowhat has been prescribed by the physician is an important mattes. Wo can assure you Of devotion to your commands and iutereste. Wo are noted for our fitll stock of Toilet Requisites, Perfumes and up-to-date goods at Popular Prices. Paine's Celery Compound is the, best of spring medicines. It gives wonder- ful results to rundown and ailing people. Tho use of Paine's Celery Compound means riob, pure blood, and increased vitality. A. II.L't:T,'tn:, Drtlgg:sl', Wiu; ham, Ont. in mevit1, d:ni't forget your oat. liesitneirt 5;ltts lies the first law in. til:+ world prohibiting viviroctios in filo schools, ' fl f y w 5[ir' y,. C yy 1?/ 4 V' ` Y. 0 Horses anted ! To draw away the ear 1.0.'ds t".f: goof .3 ordered for Spring. w..,... .:aa+..w.�•..rxn.:v.:c�l..rvw��wr..�+•w e Buggies and Oar:;.' kys. Nearly been ordered have buggies grade, medium Prices to three from car the t0 suit grade correspond, loads best the Of makers Naples and Carri't„ tis have in the country. We will tastes of everybody. 11 igh high noir mcdiurn. purses and a and grade neither Farm. Implements. nts. VVe will have in farm Irplementsnothing hut the best. We don't need to say anything about the Massey-1-larr'is goods, suffice to say, that the farmers are going wild over the new Bincler and Mower, and those placing their orders with any other firm before seeing these new nachmeus will undoubtedly feel disappointed, Buy from a thoroughly CANADIAN firm that can give you the best on earth, and a firm that keeps thousands of dollars worth of repairs at jour door. We have the slickest plows and gang plows you ever saw. The National and Imperial Gangs are something new, and had an extraordinary sale last fall, In fact we could not meet the demand made on us for these goods. Ask your neighbor about the gang plow he got here last fall. Repairs ! Repairs We are loaded up with all kinds of repairs We can fit any plow ever made with hard and tough tempered in oil cast- ings. Having bought our repairs last fall, before the raise in prices, we will be able to sell plow repairs at 1899 prices until further notice. ,Music and Sewing Machine Dept. In this department you will find choice selected Pianos and Organs from Gerhard-Heintzman, of Toronto ; Bell, of Guelph ; Doherty, of Clinton ; Dominion, of Bowlnanville, and Sewing Machine from Raymond, cf Guelph. Small Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Music of all. kinds in abundance, all of which are sold at a small margin. Come in everybody and see through our stores and warerooms. Opposite Presbyterian Church. • PlicafitiLLEWS POULTRY ETTI C � ,=�- J and - LT- - Yz _ 4'545 . These goods are FENCINGS are not surpassed in the WORLD. Their Woven Wire Fencings have stood stood over fifteen years of very successful testing on FARM and RAILWAY. Special offers made this year on HOG FENCING. all manufactured by The Ontario Wire Fencing Co., limited, of Picton, Ont. icor sale by the Hardware Merchants and General Dealers throughout Canada. Also by the Cau. Hardware Jobbers. t.` -en. Agents—The B. Greening Wire Co., of Hamilton and Montreal. Agent for Railway Fencing—James Cooper, Montreal. ger—Correspondence with the manufacturers invited. Wante A Travelling GENERAL AGENT. An experienced canvasser, or a man with good character and address, with the necessary ability to travel from town to town and appoint agents. No canvassing. Salary and ex- penses paid. Position permanent and promotion according to merit. The Bradley-Garretson, Co., Limited, BDA.NTtFOIRD, ONT. C Shorey's Clothing is sold by Reliable Dealers only others cannot buy it, consequently you can, he sure it- is as represented. 11. Shorey & Co., Montreal. All Wool Business Suits Shorey's Retailed at 38.00 Cannot be beaten.