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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1889-11-15, Page 3FAMES S - • C ELERY COMPOUND 1 ACTS AT THE SAME TIME ON.;` THE NERVES, THE LIVER, THE BOWELS, andtheKIDNEY$ • This combined action gives it won- derful power to cure all diseases, Why Are We Sick? Because we allow the nerves to remain weakened and irritated, and these great organs to become clogged Er to` td, and poisonous humors are therere forced into the blood that should be expelled naturally. pA/NE'S CELERY COMPOUND WiLt. CURE BILIOUSNESS, PILES, CONSTIPATION, KIDNEY ON. PLAINTS, URINARY DISEASES, rEnsall WEAKNEBt},REEIIMA- TIBM,;InsuamGIA, AND ALL 1IERYOirS DISORDERS, By quieting and strengthening the nerves, and causing free action of the liver, bowels, and kidneys, and restor . ing their power to throw off diseases Why aufror Bilious Pains and AshesI Why tormented with Piles, Constipation! Whl frightened overPisorderedZidneysl Why endure nervous or sick headaches! Why have sleepless nights l Use Pause's CELERY Coupons' and rejoice in health. It is an entirely vegeta• ble remedy, harmless in all cases. Sold by all Druggists. Price $1.00. Six for $$oo. r WELLS, RICHAR DSON &CO.,Plopdotot5, MONTREAL, P. Q. 0 1 i 1 0 • !r e r• sartorl Ort "Trmattu1K," O*'ThigIt iB ! kunan fact til ll ;ftoll of the 'tt� tpLttU}n 111,(1 nearly all f'f the internpersinc'N of the present day 18 (1110 IC tl1e+ American haltit of ',treating," The yout.g clan wh4Bttlnkes orclrtnks is l neemingly not faaristi •d uMee' he .ean! induce hie ontnptirtalu to tin likewise; and so it follows that not only doe a man drink or env*- two or three times More th.tn 1}e would if alone, but ►nany persons who hclt the (floral courase to say no, aro led into places where they wont() not go if left to • themselves, Is is a reprehensible 110111tt 1111 WHI1 as ti fnoliah one, as 1nav be all twit by telling the following true • Story : Mr Perry was a Southern gentle- man, exeeding!y polite and also a temperate man. One day he met au acquaintance who called ont : Polio, Perry! I was just going in - to get a drink. Coxae in and take something. Thank you, said Parry; I don't care for anything. But, presisted the other, cone in ,and. take' something just fo bility's sake. VNLEN Yin WRNS TD 1)11T NON8 O1iA'?. r $ooia- 1 want to be sociable,, answered ,Perry; 1 am anxious to bo sociable, but 1 cau"c drink with you. 'All right, growled the friend.- If you won't' be sociable, I'iI go without drinking, The two men walked silently along for minute or two, the sociable man in a state of great irritation, until .ferry suddenly Lasted in front of a drug store. i,'tn not feeling well to day, said he, • with a pleasant sonde, and,' think Pll "go in Isere and get adose, of castor-oil. Will you join met • What? exclaimed the other. In a dobe of castor-oil? Yes; 1'11 pay fur it. . henil cried the sociable man with a very wry faeo,I hate the stub! B It 1 want you to take a glass of oil with Luejus_ t to be sociable, you know. • • 1 won't do it! • lndeeul my friend, said Perry, gravely, your sociable whiskey is jest as distasteful to me aa my sociable oil is to you, Don't, you think t have as much reason to be offended with you a►e you have with mei The soei;tble titan Saw the point, and it would he money, health and morals it the lesson could be firmly implanted in the mind of every young man in the land.—Selected. ].. We claim to have the largest and best assorted stock of Watches Clocks and Jewellery in Wingham. Our stock consists of American and English Gold Plated and Rolled plated Jewellery of all dc,scriptiont', American anti Swiss Watehes, Canadian and American Gold and Silver Watch Cases, Spectacles and Opera Glasses, • 2, We buy all our goods in big lots, and pay spot°cash for every- thing we buy, therefore our customers may 'the sure that3we are at est disadvantage as compared with others. It will pay yon to call and inspect our goods before buying else- where, We will sell you 20 per cent lower than any other dealer in W ingllam: But my dear woman, said DeBrBo't. be reasonable. 1 won't be reasonable, she snapped, pettishly. Very well, then be a woman. Caner, WHOOPING. co>rox and Bronchitis' immediately relieved by Sbiloh's Cure. l?or sale by C. E. Williams. • Fred -Colne, its past time to get up. 7.om—lt may be pastime for you, old' fellow, but I consider it deuc- • ed hard work. fiRILort'0 VITALIZER is what you need for tttonstipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizzfuoss, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. For sale by 0. E. i�'tl.Giame. . Poverty is no disgrace, said Jinks. In many cases it is something to be proud of. Yes, replied Jones. It's a constant struggle with me to keep my pride down. CATARRH comb, health and sweet_ breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Itetnedy. Price 50 Dents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by C. E. Williams. Hares, you got punished to -day ; what for ? Because, papa, Edward Lang had been fighting. And with whoa had Edward been fighting ?' With me, pxpa. WILL You slime with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to euro you. For sale by C. E, Williams. In order to make room for our.large Xmas stock, now )rdered, we will sell at cost for 30 days. WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALT Y • For quality of material used and class of workmanship the ac- knowledge no superiority at the people'siJewellers, IR. R. VANSTONE & Co e� PR CITTCAI, •WATCHMAKERS A•PID JEWET,r,pl?eP, ONTARIO MUTUAL LIFE. Cash Income ..for 1888 393,074 00 New Assurances written in 1888 sn r 2,518,650 00 5,313,853 00 12,041,914 00 90,337 09. Assets, as at Deo. 81st, 1888. Assurances ip force, Jan. 1st, 1889 Surplus, Dec. 81st, 1888 SPECIAL FEATURES: Prompt Payment of Claims, Annual Distribution of Profits, Guaranteed Surrender Values, and Liberal Policy Conditions. . ALEX. DAWSON, ED. Do you believe in this will -power ? Nothing is so powerful ; you just try to break one that an -insane old mint has made. Sutton's Conon and Consumption Cure is Bold by us on a guarantee. It cures Con- * sumption, For sale by C. ll. Williams. People vnio like to dee the smaller • combatant win the battle, always take . pleasure ittarain between a bullqg and t hornet, SLsztsxsss EMITS, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is the Remedy for you. 1'or sale by C. E. Williams. Somebody whn believes in ola fash- ioii d methods c E discipline recently stent a young lady teacher in Maitre n bundle of shingles.. THAT RAMBO cocell can be se quickly mored by bbiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. For sale by C. I:, Williams, MIULTS 1CWE�E�Y GENET AL,, AGENT. Wingham Ont ETMEMENT Has a most complete assortment of the LATEST, CaoIcrsc, and. MOST CHARMING .ARTICLES in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silver Goods. YOU CAN ; R''" g AZ RAWLINS. 13'es«ed 1s the farmer who never 1 finds fault, hot takes everything as it 'comes. • Whore id no person but „who meets wi:11 adversity iu ',mine a, and, averctned np, one husint'es is about as liable to catch itas anotbe-, What ere you doing now, Gust said one young man about town to another Olt I write for a I;ving. On the daily press ? No ; I write to father about twice a month for a remittance. CrCLOSE ATTENTIO i GIVEN TO Rl?:PAIRII;'iG, AND WORK ; ALL WARRANTED. GO RIGHT T() (*REEN'a BLOCK; ::ICOR YOUR JEWELLERY D JPFIELD & SAN MILK CAN, NEV( PATENT TDP Crean?). Cans, Milk Pails, S ,p Buckets, 'and Milk Pans d everything in the Dairying lige. / NAM'. INBscTOB free with each battle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 00 coats, Fpr sale byV. R. Williams. EAVETROUGIIING A spucaltyrro Rcp�i�in� WWII. THE LEADINGBOOT AND SHOE STOREI ;x: Owing to the late Boom I have made room for and have on hand At Large Stock of AICD DOM and suss, Electric Mountain Railroad. Ono of the most' interesting achieve- ments in modern engineering is the elec- trio mountain railway recently opened to the public at Burgenstook, near Lu- cerne. The rails describe one grand curve formed upon an angle of 112 de- grees, and the system is such that the journey is made as steadily and smoothly as upon any of the straight furnicular lines. The Burgenstook is almost per- pendicular—from the shore of Lake Lu- cerne to the Burgenstook is 1,330 feet, and it is 2,860 feet above the level of the sea. Tho total length of the line is 938 metres, and it commences with a gradi- ent of 82 per cent., which is: increased to 48 per cent. after the first 400 metres, this being maintained for the rest of the journey. A single pair of rails is used throughout, and the motive power (elec- tricity) is generated by two dynamos, each of twenty-five horse power, which are worked by awaterwheel of nominal- ly 125 horse power. erected upon the river Aar at its mouth at Buochs, three miles away, the electric current being conducted by paeans of insulated copper wires. The loss in transmission is esti- mated at 25 per cent,—New York - Tele- gram. - Iron vs. Wooden sleepers. A few years ago the German railway companies were convinced that iron sleepers were superior to wooden ones. In 1885-86 there were laid on the German lines 2.462,000 new woodenn, sleepers and 1,007,152 iron ones; but in the following year there were only 868,263 iron sleepers used, against 1,544,992 wooden ones. Last year there were 2,677,424 wooder Bleepers laid and only 750,670. iron ones The use of wood for sleepers seems, there- fore, to be gradually increasing -in Ger- many and the employment of iron dimin- ishing. The French railway companies' have always opposed the use of iron sleepers in France, but they make less objection to them in Algeria, where the extreme heat- makes their application more profitable.—New York Telegram. About 313rnine: ', ' It has been estimated that we get a complete new outfit of brains about every two months. The duration of a nerve's life is about sixty days. Each nerve cell has its,own independent functions, subordinte to the higher functions of the whole brain "en masse;' and the latter acts as a sort of boss or overseer to the individual actions and life of each separate cell. Every cell is destroyed and renewed every two months, so we each get six brand new brains per year.—Medical World. In addition do my Custom Business, defy Colnpetition in Quality, Sizes, . toes ani determined to sell for CASH, AT OOK 130130 P11.1.02 46: ° AgrItapairing as usual, and Cement Patching a Specialty. I so'i2it it share of the patronage. Don't 'orget'tho Place Opposite the Central Hotel. Rips sewed free in all boots purchased from me. Bettor and eggs taken as ee�arn elt�an�.w.y�aexchwat■!(n��ge for e■p� goods. r[(w�J� w■■*, 'y^-� aM ; ,�.. ii,a 1 VO�Y/•,jr,•,.,aR.�..�1 S, SVING1,IAM, OXT astaitsasift •P:evada's Deep Riffled. In Nevada , electricity runs the very deep mines, and has increased produc- tion 25 per cent. The men who wort. 3,100 feet deep live about two years, not- withstanding the fact that they work only two hours per day. They get more pay than eight hour men. ,They work fifteen minutes and rest forty-five,—Bx- ahange. M . ranee • 1 • 1 • A Faller Explanation. "Pa," plaintively pleaded petit Pierre, popularly known as "Petey," the other morning, "I really cannot go to school today: I ache all over." "Then you may stay at home," kindly responded Petey's father, who, despite his rough exterior, had a warm heart beating in his breast. - "So you lied to ale, you young rascal," fiercely exclaimed Petey's father when he saw petit Pierre fishing in the creek. "Don't hit so hard, pa," pleaded Petey between the whacks: "it was this I was aching for—to go fishing."—Albahy.Ex- press. • CATARRH, Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fever. A NEW IIoS?i TREATMENT. Sniterer9 aro not generally aware that those die• cases are contagions, or that they are due to the presence of livin'r paranitca in- the fitting membrane of the nose and eustrac!dan ,thea, hficeme pie r.'. search, hes ever, has proved this to be a fact, Std the result is that a,dnlple rotnetly has ht en f:n•ntu• laced whereby catarrh, catarrhal tlecfnctts and h.•y fever are permanently Mired in frott one to them simple alsp,i+'a°ions made tet twine ht the p'ttcltt ono, in toot-eiLs. N. Il.--t't•r catarrhal dia.'hacres pecediee so ft males (whit(s) this rcn!cdp is a speo11'e- A pa, -epi r,•t explaining iiia r.ew tread -Anent is scut un receipt of tea cents by A. If. mace & SON, :0r west King St., Toronto, Canada.—Scientific American Secrets: from tarrhal troubles should rend the at)Oye eaiettlily 0Sfi 15l,t14_t,lold )y.� Sold for �a'talle until sttcated. neat 51' match In the r,oeld. fetfe11 timekeeper. Wm, 11 ranted. Weary Solid bold Hunting Cue*. Moth Inesee and gents' id zee, with work* and ease* of ceps! -taloa once Person in oath Is. Mltiy ten ware one free, together with oar lame end rat, noble line of Uoniuholal Samples. 'These wimples, as wen h* the watch, we send I'rOI•yand idler you here kept Ihem 1n your home for 70 Months and *hewn them is those Who they have trilled, they become your own propealsr __Those v ho write at once can be tire. oforreeelyinn5 the Wattle tese Bltila tseta de 100i.SlothH5ltLrorfitktnd.lotatao, t: ianSOWc:-Seca', Laws f, FITSI- Wln I sati-Cs'ahc I do not mean merely$a. stop teen tor a•. thee, and then have them return: i.tiafn. I 11:AN' fs RADICAL CURE. I have tench the disease of ,F1'11-3. :EPILEPSY or F. :: ,: 1':.14 G SICKNESS li life long study. I WARRANT my remedy to Conn tnc worst cas•^s. Because others havefailed is no reaseu for not now receiving a cure. Send tt, 01:(=e for n treatise and a iuz1c8,BOTTLxof my 7x1^ALLIBLo .111IMr:DY. Give Express and Post Wilco. It costs you nothing for a trial, and it. wilt cure yen. Address: U. G. ROOT Erasnch Ciao*, 164 West Adelaide Street, ts.Toronto. KENDAL'S SPAVIN CURE Too Most Successful Remedy ever discos orad, as 1t is certain in its effects and does not blister. Read proof below. t. KENDALL'S SPAR CURE. OPPICE or Caeruss A. SrZntn, BnEEDa1 of CLEVELAND BAY AND TEOTrmo Bnms Home,. ELrtwoOD, Ifs., Nov. 20, 188.9. tin. B. J. KENDALL Co. Dear Sirs:I have always purchasedurKen- dali's.8pavin Cure by the ball dozen bottles, T would like prices In larger quantity. I think 1815 one of the hest liniments On earth. I have used it: on my stables for three years.. Yours truly, Cries. A. Manus. KENDALL'S SPANK • CURE. Bnoost"N, N. T., November 3, 1858. Da. B. J. ItENDAi r. Co. Dear Sirs :I desire to give you testimonial of my good opinion of your Kendall's Spavin Cure. I have, used it for Lameness, Stiff Joints nod. l3p nvi its. and I have found 1t re Mire Ottre, I coral- alty recommend 1t 80 all bOrselnen. Tours truly Ar3. l:Ir.nenx, kanagor Troy Laundry etablera KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE, SANT, WINTON COUNTS, OHIO, Dee. 19, 1589. Dn. B. J. KrENDALL CO.. Gents: I feel it my duty to say what r have done with your Kendall s Bpavin Cure. bhave cured twentyfive horses that had tiptavinet, ten of Ring Bene, nine alnleted with Big Bend and seven of f31gJaw. Since Ihave bad one of your. Mocks and followed tho directions, I have never lost a case eu arty kind. Y011ra truly, ASDR TttRNag.� gorse raga. KENDALL'S CURE. Price St nor bottle, or ,lx bottles for $1. All Dr114.- gtsts haveit or San get it for you, or it will be sent to any address on receipt of price by the proprie- tors. DR. B. J. KOSDALI CO., Enosburgh Falls, Vt. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. lBbf r Storm Tre-Machine o once Mitabl1 FR trade res all parte, by placing oar machines and goods whore the people arc ee* them, we will send free to one Devon in tach lola5ty,lhev -e beat eewint•mnebine rende lel the world,with all the attnthenenta. 'We will also *etre ties a complete line of our costly and 5alaa1W ore. tnplee. In ratnrn we eek that yen show what we nand. to *hoes who may cal: at rear home, end after 3a Month* all *hall b�tMe.eme vent oat c offset' 'This faln a`I�etr madder* pateniR whist ha-terut out: blfere p*trnta ran oath lelarortllen,whhthe oultinnindia, and how *eat h' Anis. tuat.etre,iytr'er. me*t nw• ntl mres Old e world. Au ' No menet repaired. P1wh Niel Inutraeaes% sweet, Those tthe write te as at sees can at rare Lieo the best aewtna+raerhine in the wend, and f ane,1 loserwerke of high an e:vtl*hown tea*,her W Ante A'SAiUll ate CO.. close TAO. Augustus, Mak'