The Wingham Times, 1913-03-06, Page 3THE WINO11AN TIMES, MARCH 6, 1913
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"I have 1, c n in 'Walkerton in
bun ! • .•. i fur a '-sod. many years and
r i tof 11. t<nv,, ,ince know that my
in :l.lt, f•,r hug periods was precarious.
Lly irou;,le was e:xtr.nae Nervousness,
b:•o:r'ht on by tndi:cstion and Dys-
pe••ria f:ern whit% I suffered in the
inert sevr:of .iii. It was so bad that
I could not sleep before about four in
the morning, I enticed one of your
published testimonials of how someone
had used "Fruit-a.tives" for similar
trouble and asked Mr. Hunter, my
drugpirt, his opinion on the matter and
he advised their use. I immediately
procured several boxes and I am pleased
to say that I now enjoy splendid health
and could not possibly feel better. I
can eat'with every degree of satisfaction
and sleep without an effort. I strongly
advise anyone suffering from like
complaints, to commence using
"Fruit-a-tives". AI,BX. McCARTER.
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50 -trial size, 25c.
At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited,
Ottawa.
Numerous and peculiar ingenious have
been the methods of secret-
ly getting liquor through to mining
camp, of Northern Ontario, but the
most recent, just discovered at South,
Porcupine, takes the palm for novelty
and at the sane time reflects credit on
astuteness of the Provincial police. By
some means or other the authorities
had received information, and the result
was that a woman, on being searched
after alighting from the train, was found
to be wearing an artificial bust manu-
factured out of tin or galvanized iron
which contained no less than two gallons
of the raw spirit. She also wore a kind
of life -belt containing.), further two gal-
lons. The police confhteating the liquor
allowed her to go.
The above is a Picture of "Chief -Little Bow," who was probably the first
inhabitant of CARMANGAY, where once the savage roamed at will, NOW the .iar'mer tills the land.
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UNANIMOUS.
Final Prescription Was .lust the Thing
to Make Him Well.
VERY honest man who was sick
wanted to peep on living. With
that end in view he called the
maghborhoud doctors. into cousulta.
tion,
dose," said the allopath,
"Emil doses," stud the homoeopath
sa pu'rttly.
"1• rush air and exercise," said the
physical culturist.
"Blit
operation," said the surgeon.
"Stene," said the fester.
"Fruits and nuts,." said the dietist.
"Kneading," said the osteopath,
"ply favorite prescription," said the
patent medicine man.
'Mils is all very interesting," said
the patient, "but likewise it is all very
different, is there any grand principle
on which you all agree':"
"Yes," they cheated in chorus, "we
all agree that when it comes to fees
the proper thing is to charge all the
triitfie will bean and the devil take the
undertaker. We will send our bills by
the next mall." And they did.
Which was exactly the prescription
that the honest wan needed, for he
was obliged to get well in order to
earn enough mulaey to die free from
debt. -!'lick.
Just a Slight Mistake,
"The reporter's life is a happy one.
When lie stirrers all iodignity tbecatise
of that indignity is usually beneath
consideration or else the insult is due
to some umisunderstanding."
The speaker was Albert ,1, Beveridge,
himself a one time reporter. Ile cou-
tinued:
"1 know a reported" who went to a
house the day titter a wedding and said
to the servant who a OS Were(' his ring:
""Can you let me have some details,
please, of yesterday's ceremony?
"The servant frowned.
"'No, I can't,' she said. 'They ate
every crumb! And I think you ought
to be ashamed, an ablehodiecl young
train like you going around begging for
cold details!'" - St, Paul Dispatch.
Still Going On.
Our friend had mit:tried a woman.
We thought that 1w alight always stay
a bachelor, but he succumbed. and we
hastened to interview hien. It was a
delicate task, for we never had ap-
proved of the lady of his choice, and
he well knew it, so our congratulations
sounded hollow. It was not until he
had ordered tile third bottle that we
found courage to speak, and then we
biurte'cl:
"How did you come to marry her,
old man?'
"1 told her I'd take net on trial," he
confessed.
"But you are still living with her."
"Yes. You see. ,he is stt.1 a trial!"
We inve.ti.'atcnl no lumen -Cleve-
land ['lain healer•.
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The Smart Aleck.
It is hart/ to resist the tempta-
tion to say Stuart things that
stake other people smuart.-Lip-
pincott's Magazine.
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With Limitations.
A man tvho uteri' a big, .Vete York
restaurant, but does .cot cure to ren it,
was engaging a manager. He thought
he had just the 'right man and was
talking over the matter with Win be-
fore final arra a goner' ts.
"Of course," said he. "yon are to
have entire charge or the restaurant
and the employees. But John, the
heat/ chef, has heen here for ten years,
and I wouldn't want you to tire him,
and fete, the night doorkeeper, has
been here since we opened, and
would not want him fired."
"See here." said the prospective man-
ager, before any note were put on the
safety list, "you don't want a man-
ager. You want a watchman." -Van-
ity Pair.
The Safety Shampoo.
I',t 11111'n
The shampoo might be robbed of
somd'of its tenor by the use of signals
(of distress and ethers), so that the
victim, especially when hard pressed,
could communicate with the operator.
-Punch.
Emergency Call.
Breathless Urchin (to constable in
the . slums)- You're wanted dahn our
court -and bring ii hamblance.
Policeman -What do you want the
:unbalance for?
Urchin-Muriver•'s found the lily wet
pinched our doormat. -Loudon Tit -
Bits.
Not Thaw t: Kind
"Mr, Cnzzlitt, have you any rivets in
your aides?'
"No. Bobby, Why do you ask me
such a question?"
"My father said you were a hnmatai
44ink."•-Birming1t4ati Age•Herald,
'BE A BOOSTER.
Do you know there's lots of people
Settin' round in every town,
Growlin' like a broody chicken
Knockin' every good thing down?
Don't you be that kind o' grouch,
Cause they ain't no use on earth,
You just be a booster rooster,
Crow and boost for all you're worth.
If your town needs boostin', boost 'er
Don't hold back and wait to see
If some other fellow's willin'---
Eail right in, this country's free.
No one's get, a rrortgage cn it,
It's just yours as much as his,
If your town is shy on boosters,
You get in the bcostin' biz.
If things just don't seem to suit you,
And the world seems kinder wrong
What's the matter with a boostin'
Just to help the thing along.
'Cause if things should stop a goin'
We'd be in a sorry plight,
You just keep that horn a-bloin'--
Boost 'en up with all your might.
If you know some fellow's failin's
Just forget 'em, cause you know
That the same feller's got scme good
points,
Them's the one's you want to show,
"Cast your loaves out on the waters,
They'll come back," a sayin' true,
Mebbe, too, they'll come back "butter-
ed"
When some feller boosts for you.
More Strikes in 1912.
The loss in working days from strikes
in 1912, according to the Department
of Labor's record, was only about half
the similar loss in 1911, though amount-
ing to over one million days. This cov-
ers the whole of the Dominion. There
was a larger number of strikes, but the
great majority were short and involved
only a small numberof men, Altogether
40,500 employees went out on strike in
1912. The industrial disputes investiga-
tion act applies only to disputes in in-
dustries involving public utilities, and
practically all the above-mentioned dis-
turbances were outside its jurisdiction.
Altogether about nineteen threatened
strikes were referred under the act in
1912, settlements being thereby effect-
ed in all but three cases.
The Tungsten Lamps.
The following computation by the
Farmers' Advocate, based on actual ex-
perience, will be of interest to electric
light users. With the carbon -film light
in common use, a horse -power of elec-
tric current will run 13 1-2 sixteen -can-
dle power lamps. The same horse pow-
er turned into the most efficient makes
of Tungsten lumps, will supply thirty
25 -watt lamps, each producing 18 to 20
candle-power of light, which is whiter
and more agreeable than the light from
the old style fixtures. The Tungsten
lamps are a little more expensive and
not quite so long-lived, the filaments be-
ing subject to breakage by jarring,
though not nearly so much so as was
the case with those first made. A car-
bon- film lli candle-power lamp ordin-
arily retails at 25 cents, and a 32 canble
power at 30 cents. A Tungsten 18 to
20 candle power ordinarily retails at 55
cents, going considerably higher with
some makes as the candle- power in-
creases.
ULD NOT LET MUM,
TALK TO HER
SNE WAS SO NERVOUS.
. Di,cases of the nervous system are
ry :common. All ,the organs of the
i y may be sound while the nervous
er.a is all upset, on account of the'
.,:.ablea and worry which tall to the lot
3.t;' who has to look after the trouble:
lent; ta housekeeping, and when tilt.
-: v ::s become unstrung the heart is also
' .ectcrf.
"t 3lilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills is
:ar'+iacti a treatment that will cure all
ru of nervous disorder as well as act
,;. heart itself, and for this reason we
.1:o highly recommend them to all
ar,e'n women.
•tiro. Win. Smith, Terra Nova, Ont.,
wish to tell you that 1 have
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. ran: so nervous I could hardly -let ally-
talk
lly-
t_lk to me until a neighbour told me
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I got three- boxes, and did not
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