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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-06-30, Page 6',11:11l Wl llil lli! TIMES, JUNE, SQ, 1, .0 Sour Stern h and Heartburn? LITTLE DIGESTERS wnsa 1 Ulan1UM i. OY5,1E651A, %Ng GN m CUnN KA•[fRIO 0 . : iG h"', , 'TQ..:At-•. • CURE OR YO31R MONEY BACK At all Druggists or direct from COLEMAN MEDICINE CO,, Toronto 25c. a Box. 1 TIVENTY VEARS AGO, Loee.1 History of the early 80s. Items from the "Times"' tyles, (From the TIMES of June 27, 1890) reemet NEWS. The Q.eeen's hotel has a new bus roll. Ding this week. Mr. Black is driving for the Queen's and has diecoatiuued iiia awr. Dr. Chisholm is adding to the attrac- tiveness of bis office and dwelling plane by pulling down the old fence and by a new coat of paiet, Mr, Friend. who has been offered the position of precenter in the Presbyter - eau church here has accepted and will be lin town on Satardey, Mr. Wm. Dore shipped two buggies to Thessalon, Algoma, on Wednesday. The brickwork for the new town hall is begun. Messrs. McGregor Bros. have the job in hand. Oa Saturday, Mrp. F. A. Billingsley sold off her furniture an the market square and on Wednesday left to join her husband hi that farthest weetern province of our Dominion, British Col- umbia. At the Assembly, which met this year at Ottawa, we note that Rev. H. Mo- quarrie, Wingham, and Rev. D. M. Ramsay, Londesboro, .,have been ap- pointed members of Knox College Sen- ate. Mr. Wm. Lithgow, Librarian of the Mechanlos' Inetitnte, is elway astonieli- fng hie friends. On Tuesday, that hot day, when other people were trying to keep cool, he was busily engaged scrub- bing the staircase, Mr. Lithgow is wel up in years, but has enongb energy for any man yet. The Y. P. C. B. Association met in the basement of the Preabyterianohnroh on Friday evening. After the regular meeting, new ci iters were r.ppointed for the next term;-Preeident, W. B. Wallace; Vice Presicent, Mies. Rome; Secretary, Mies McQnarrie; Treasurer, Mr. Hutton. Mr. James Anderson and wife left on Friday evening for Menannan, on Sat, urday morning they left for their future home, Cavanville, about 70 miles be- yond Toronto. BIRTHS. Lowrie -On the 22nd inst , the wife of Mr. James Lowrie, Turnberry; a son. MARRIED. Sutherland --- Hutton. - At the reef. deuce of the bride's tether, on the 25th inst., by the Rev, H. McQaarrie, Mr. James Sntberland to Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr. W. B. Hutton, all of W ingham, DEATHS. Busb.-At Culross, on the 18th inst., John Bush, aged 81 years. Kir kiend.-At lot 12, con. 7, Cuirass, on the 18th inst., Walter Kirkland, son of Wm. J. Kirkland, aged 6 years and 0 months, :a4. KERNELS FROM THE SACTUti! MILL Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges. Even the honest pretzel is crooked. A compliment that isn't exaggerated seldom makes a hit, If you would please your friends, keep your troubles under cover. 'teacher's Nerves, Teaohers often have the reputation of being oross when the trouble is with the nerves rather than the disposition. Mr. A. Sutherland, Principal of South Bar School, Sydney, N. S., writes: "I was worried, had indigestion and headache. Doctors failed me. You can depend on Me to recommend Dr, A, W. Chase's Nerve Food for I believe it has entirely cured me," Tired brains and feeble nerves are soon restored by this celebrat- ed food cure. The man with a noble ideal in life isn't always shooting off his month. When a girl tells a young man she hates him it's a sign that she doesn't. Lame shoulder is almost invariably caused by rheumatism Of the consoles and yields quickly to the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. Thit lini- ment le not only prompt and effectual, but in no way disagreeable to use. Sold by all dealers. Smart little coats of plain colour are worn with ohecked, striped or change, able voile or silk. HEADACHE AND Burdock Blood Bitters. The presence of headache nearly always tells us that there is another disease which, although wo may not be aware of it, is still exerting its baneful influence, and perhaps awaiting an opportunity to assert itself plainly. I.3urdoek Blood Bitters }las, for years, been curing all kinds• of headaches, and if you will only give it a trial we are sure it will do for you what it has done for thou. sande of ot}here. +4-4-+++++ Mn, John Connors, Haache ♦ B u r l i n g t o n, N.;e ,,etrwrite. Ihavebeen Con ion♦troubled with head- ♦ circa. ache and constipation ♦ for a long time. After 44+444++ 4- trying different doer tors' medicine a friend asked sue to try l3urdock Blood' Bitters. ]( find 1 am completely cured after having taken three bottles. I can safely retool mend it to all." For sale by all dealers. Matrifaeture t only by The T. Milburn Co.. l.iriile,l, Totem Ont. If yon want to throw something at anybody -throw cologne, Or room. Do not throw briokbate. Or mud, If you snntt ktok-lro behind the barn and kiok yourself, For if you real that wry, yea area wan that needs >a:iohtnii, i Lace and more lapel It perches in bir,'h bttwe on hate; it covers silk even• ing gowns; it forme handful wraps, either to separate glory or oauzbiued with gold tulle. SHINES IN SOCIETY Women with Fascinating Hair Always Attract Attention If you are a woman with dull, litelese, ordinary hair, do not feel distressed. Just metre up your mind that yon can have just at luxuriant and captivating a head of hair as any any outer woman, and quickly, too. Just go to Walton McKibben th's. very day and get e. bottle of Parisian Sage. Use it as direoted, and in two weeks your skin will be free of dandruff, your hair will be soft, lustrous and beautiful. If your hair is falliug out, Parisian Sage will atop it.. If your hair is thin, Parisian Sage will make it grow in heavily. If you have dandruff it will quickie' vanish when Parisian Sage is used. It prevents hair from turning grey; stops itching scalp almost instantly and is the ideal dressing for daily use. A large bottle costs only 00 oents at Walton MoKibbon's or direct, all charges prepaid from the Danadien makers, Giroux Mfg. Cc., Fort Erie, Oat. Physioiau (at hospital) -"How did you happen to fall from the top of the ladder?" Patient -"A pretty woman was passing, and while trying to get a good took at her 1 elipped Band fell." Physician -"Ah ! the same old story a woman at the bottom of it." i8Ot1"3 WH.iS? We offer One Hundred Dalliers Re. ward for any case of Catarrh that can- not be cured by Helie Catarrh Cure. F.J. CHENEY ck CO., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, have known F. J, Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALDINCi, KIRNAN & 1kfAl vis, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal- ly, acting directly en the olood and macoae surfaces of the system. Testi. menials sent fres. Price 75 dents per bottle, Sold by a,l Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti. pation, The Dundalk Conned strnok off the bneiness assessmont of the three hotels in that place and reduced the property assessment of each 8331 per cent, the total reduction on the three hotels being $10,850. Dundalk is under looal option. The death occurred at hie residence in Aehfieid, an Friday, the 17th inst., of Archibald McKenzie, aged 44 years. In Holland an unmarried lady invar- Deceased had been in failing health for iable' walks on the right of her escort, some time; but his death was very sud- while a married one takes her husband's den and unexpected. Be leaves a wife left arra, and a family of two little children. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Every Bane man should be able to give an account to himself of what he ie liv- ing for, and what goal he has Bet him- seIf to reach. Mr. Figg-"Gasser says he kept per- fect' y cool last night when that burglar got into the house." Mrs. Figg--"So his wife told me, She found him try. ing to hide in the refrigerator." Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold on a guarantee that if you are not sates. fied after using two-thirds of a bottle according to•directions,.your money will be refunded. It is up to you to try. Sold by all dealers. Another one of the older residents of Lnoknow passed away on Friday the 17th in the person of Catharine Ander- son, relict of the late Angus Beaton, at the ripe old age of 88 years. She had been ill for a considerable time, When the young man sits in the part for talking nonsense to his best girl - that's capital. But when he has to stay in of evenings after they are married -- that s labor. The 1 est in Prison. Tightly imprisoned in the modern shoe the feet perspire and the skin is chafed and irritated, until it is in any- thing but a healthy condition. Corns and bunions are formed and walking becomes torture, Possibly you never thought ofeDr. Chase's Ointment in this connection bat it brings wonderful relief and comfort almost instantly. Its soothing, healing effects are magical. An Iowa editor was asked, "Do hogs pay?" He replied "a good many do not; they take the paper several years and then have the postmaster tend it back marked "refused" or "gone west." Ribbons of every variety, seemingly, are called upon to contribute to the sea- son's fashions. Especially popular are the warps and prints for girdles and sashes at the present time, and there is CA TO a ! 1 A still a later trend in the use of plain and velvet ribbons for the same purpose, /"ar Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always 'Bought - . CATARRH POWDER Z Ca is sent direct to the diseased parts by the ,Bears the _�/� � "� �'� improved Blower. Ileals the ,�,Jl�j�'��/^��``""'''��'''S`�';`��''••�� ulcers, clears the air passages. �IgnittlTe of 95:947444 stops droppings in the throat and ppermanently cures Catarrh and Hay Fever. 28c. blower free. -4.�- Accept no substitutes. All dealers Teachers for county schools are as i • or €,lmanaon, Batas & 00., Taranto. scares as hen's teeth. Inspector Camp. bels of Weat Bruce soya that no lees than Randolph MacDonald, contractor 50 teachers Will be wanted to fill 'Man- some time ago lined the Walkerton and dies thatLnbknow railway for $5 6.55 45 a balance In inspectorate and therewill I ' a said to have been due him for construe.' probably be as many in Boat Bruce, teen of part of the railway from Walker - If you are net satisfied after rising ea- ton to Prot orsAt this ttfal the ease cordingto directions two. thirds of a tot tle of Chamberlain's Stomachtand Liver wet; dismissed with costa, MacDgilald Tabletsyou can haver has since died and hie executors - 'oda money bock. to a appeal 'rhe tablets ()leanso and invigorate the ! ed the case, The treat came off in To. stomach, improve the digestion, Mgt- ; ronto last week and the appeal was al tate the bowele. Give get well. Sold by all d tAieere a trial and lowed and ;lodgment given for the amaniit. , Iii spite of alt the confusions and , tbwartinga of life, th3 habits and re- i silietioes and the counterstrokes of fate, 1 it is manifest that, in the long rtin, human life becomes broader than it was, finer acid deeper. On the whole -and It nowadays Altar* steadily -things get I better. This is a �beenlar amelioration of life, acid it htbrotight stout by good will working through the, efforts of Met, f -II G. Wells. i DR. A. W. CHASE'S — (mfehroxa NIL'`H'x��MEI CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, Broneliitis, Croup Coughs and Colds, or looney back. Sold and guaranteed by W ALTON ille1Ct13 lO T. A belt of patent leather, preferably a book mai, should in worn with a separ- ate want and skirt It eared ""/or "16 saved the llfe. of my chit 1," are the expretaicos you hear every day about i)at4n,herltitn's rialto, °Maori and Dim rhoee ltetriecty. This is true, the world over where this valuable •remedy has bean introdnaet', No other ins i"'inti in nee for diarrhoea ar hOwel oi410.111 4 has received such Rennrat aournval, The secret of the aii.ocess of Chamberlain's Colin, Cholera end Dlarr'boea tteniecly is that it agree, Said by ail dealers Hundreds of acres at lend ariginaUb granted to Northern Qntario, to v -•ter• ons, have fallen into the 'muds of tpeou' tutors, anal rag leti ns have been ignor. ej. The Ontario Goveruurent noted wisely in o woe/ling the grants, where settlement regulations have not been oampii'd with. Switzerland ie a land of fiewere- and Ito thrifty inhabitants have made the blossoms very largely contributory to the food supply. Aaoordiug to stetistios gathered by the Swiss Saeiety al .Agri. oelturiets 'thtre are 250,00 hivee or col. oniee of oees in the oountry, each of which produces forty pounds of honey daring the season, a total of 10,000,000 ponnda a year. The average pride of Swiss honey for the year 11)09 was '25 dente a poun9, giving the year's pro duot a total valne of $e 500,000 ' As the flowers grow without oultivetiou and the bees work without wages, other than cart t tieing, producing their own food supply, the honey orop is in great pert clear prefit, Fifty Years' Experience of au 010 Nurse, MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the pteserlpttou of one or the best fe- male pbysicians and nurses in the Cured States,and has been wed for fifty year& with never -failing emcees by millions of mothers for their children It relieves the child from pain, cures dtarrhoea, griping in the bowels, and wind collo. By giving health to the ohild, 1t rests the mother. Twenty-five oents a bottle. Fancy bead oollars are worn again this summer, In spite of the fact that summer is et hand there fe a tendency toward giving every cloud of mousseline, voile, or chiffon its silken Lining. C'hamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will brace up the nerves, banish sick headache, prevent despoudency and invigorate the whole system. Sold by all dealer&. For general wear fair sized as well as extremely small toques will be worn, orae of the newest being of cbangeables straw in a coarse basket weave. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Few people realize what an excellent bistament a rubber eponge is for "dry cleaning" woolen 'materials. The gown ehonld be laid upon a table or flat sum face, and rubbed briskly with the eponge taking care always to rub the nap on the wrong side and cleaning the cloth carefully after each rub. Even the ightest of woolen materials can be treat. ed in this manner. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Three more bodies have been taken from the ruins of The Herald building at Montreal, and the dead now number thirty. three. Pumpkins are often need for hog feed - `ng in place of roots in fall, and they give very satiefactory results, They also make exoellent feed for dairy cattle at the same time. Roots fed in early fall cause scours, while pumpkins, being then fully matnre will not do this. It was stated by Charles M. Hoye. President of the Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific, that by this fall there would be a third line connecting the head of the great lakes with St. John and Halifax to the Atlantic, In- cluded in the plan are the use of the Grand Trunk System to Levis complete, G. T. P. to Moncton, and the Inter. colonial, from Monotoa t0 Halifax and St. John. ad Eczema B th Legs Flemarkablo cure of Chronic Eczema by use of DR. CHASE'S OINTMENT. You could scarcely imagine a more severe test of this ointment than the cure of Mrs. Clark recorded hero. For twenty years she suffcred all the tor- tures of this terrible disease and tried la vain the prescriptions of doctors and the cures commonly recommended. Mr. Prod W. Clark, Petworth, Ont., writes: ---°'My mother had Eczema in both Legs for about 20 years and suf- rcd from tho dreadful itching, sting• big sensations which can never be described. r'i cd. .5doctored. end triedd everything for it but got no relief until she used. Dr, Chase's Ointnitnt which. was recommended to her by a friend, She found that this brought relief and by continuing . itS use has been cured of Eczema;. I do not think any one could have this horrible dis- eese any worse than she did and can recommend Dr. Chase's Ointment as is thorough cure for I"eseme.'' l)r. Cltttae'e Ointment, 60 eents is bot, at ail dealers or Ediitanson, slates & (To., r..onto. Dr. Chase's Recipes -sent free. Canning Tomatoes Whole. TO can totuatope whole, out tip small I g4 and whatt you might call refuse tonme� • r00e, and stew then, soft. Tura into a aheeseeloth bag and let the joioe drip in' to a bowl bslow the bsgr, without.sgaeez, ing it, Whets the pulp has dripped dry, season the juice la the bowl with salt and white pepper, ()over and keep hot, Meanwhile you should have cored very neatly large smooth tomatoes of nut -i farm tiZ , Liy t aside bs' side, in a large armoire, or balm pan aud way them' with cold water. Fit another pito ora cover closely over the whore Dud set in an oven, where they will oome slowly to the b'itt. As kaon as thewater fairly bubbles, take up the pan and set upon the range, Have at hand: large pouthed sterilized and heated jars, Fill, very carefully, with the whole tomatoes; cover et onee with the reserved strained juice (which (neat he boiling hot) and seal. You may put up egg tomatoes in this way. They are pot oared and make a Moe salad, laid upon Iettuce. The toneatcee are not skinned, end bold their shape well. Another way of aaaning tomatoes whole 18 to pick out firm, lance tomatoes of uniform size. Lay in a pan and cover with boiling water. Dover for ten rain# ores and strip off the shine. Have ready two -quart jars. sterilized and heated. Pack one full of the whole and skinned tomatoes. Set in a deep Pan of boilime, water and fit the cover to rho jar loosely. Naw fill another jir and set in the pan. Do this until the j'ars are all full. Dover and let them stand fa the boiling water for eight minutor. Take or' the tope, One at a time, and fill to overflowing with boiling water frstn 4he teakettle. Seal and set aside in the dark to cool. Tomatoes, however canned, should be kept from the light until yon ate ready to use them. Wrap each can in thick paper. The light acts ohemioaily upon color and flavor. Among the novelties in buttons are those of'hand•carved ivory and mounted in silver, The Montreal firemen who distin- gurshcd themselves with bravery at The Herald fire are to reoeivemedale. Dr. John S. Booth of Montreal was fined $8 and oust for cuffing a man who wanted him to attend his sick father, Red buttons and red embroidery give a note of contrasting color to pongee frocks, whether in blue or in natural calor, 4,100, r You upture d I can curethe worst case of Rupture from infancy to old age, without operation or loss of time. ACT AT ONCE and remove the daily danger of strangulation. Fill in coupon and send to Dept. J. .I, S. SMITH, 88 Caledonia St, STRATFORD, ONT. Name Address Age Time.Rup . ...... Single or double Satisfaction guaranteed. 4r rat�.li POPULAR STALLIONS. The 3mportod Clydesdale Stallion, " Mascot" will make the season of 1010 ss follows: - Monday -Leave his owner's stable, Binevale, for AIex. Moffatt's, 21:.4 miles east of Bluevale, for noon ; north to Kirton Bros.,' con. 5, Tnrn• berry. for night. Tuesday -Alex. McPherson's, bon. 1, Turnberry, noon; and to Bluevale for night. Wednesday- To Wm. Elston's, eon. 2, Morris, for night. Thursday -Jos. 7, Rorr'& con. 18 East Wgawanoaii, noon ; and to Dennis' stables, ova. Cement Works Wineham, and remain until Saturday morning, ;Batas, day -To his owner's stable, Bluevale, and re, Main until Monday morning. T. W, Krxo, Proprietor. lonlmial. Om* 'FR ELIEVE The Greatest Cure For Rheumatism In The ' orld" I oweeron, Qvzt., Oct. iptii. ;909. " For many years, I suffered from severe P.beumatisnt, and the attacks were very distressing and prevented me front doing my ordinary work, I tried many remedies and physicians' treatments, but nothing seemed to do nee much good, and I was becoming very anxious for fear I would become a permanent. cripple from the disease. I tried "Fruit -a -Lives" and this medicine has entirely cured sue and I honestly believe it is the greatest Rheumatism cure in the world." E. E. MII,TaS. Such a statement could not be bouglit.from a man like Mr. Mills, Ile thinks too utueli of his good naive, to sell it or sign it to an untruth. Mr. Mills tried. " fruit-a-tives" after all other treatment failed -and "Fruit -a -tires" cured him of Rheumatism. In the goodness of his heart, he wrote the above letter in order that sufferers in all parts of Canada would know that there is one remedy that actually sloes cure Rheumatism. This testimonial was entirely unsolicited on our. part. Wedid not know that Mr Mills was taking "Fruit-a-tives" until we received the above letter. It is acase like Mr. Mills' that proves the marvellous powers of "Fruit-a-tives' in arresting and curing disease, It may be stated, without fear of contradiction, that "Fruit-a-tives" will positively cure Rheiuuatisni when properly used, "Fruit-a-tives" is the only medicine in the world made of fruit juices and is the greatest Rheumatism cure known to modern scic-ice. Soc. a box, 6 for $2.5o, or trial box, 25e, Soka by all dealers or sent,. postpaid, on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. Most of us are willing to take lessons in patience at the other man's clinic, Eighteen per Dent of adult Salgiane ere laud•owaere, and 47 per ceps of the eon ie held by owners of not u, ire than 100 acre?. Suicide has swollen in Italy rem 834 oases in the year 1771 to 1,686 suicides in 1908, in which year the number of female oases stood at 610, an against 151 1871, _The area of Europe and Aastrelia to- gether almost exactly ulna's that of South America, North America and Australia combined would almost cover Africa. "Well, thank goodness you've never eeen me run after people who have tnoney." "No; but I've seen people run after yon because you didn't have money." It is no longer correct to serve more than two vegetables with meet course, though with poultry cranberries are not counted as an extra. The annual report of the United States Department os Agrioultare, issued a few days ago, indicates that there are 16,- 658,000 cattle in that tenantry, It is stated that •the coronation will take place as soon as possible after the firat anniversary of King Edward's death and immediately after the Duke of Con- naught will sail for Canada. FACT AND FANCY. A friend in need is a friend to dodge, Italy medusa yearly 70,01)0,000 gal-- Ioas of olive oil worth $120.000,000. Many a man ill love with a dimple makes the mistake of marrying the - whole girl, • Keep your feet, dry. The best chest protector is worn on the sole of the. boot. Itis better to get wisdom than gold.. It is also easier. Meat is only three oents a pound in !s stralia, and a workman's meal, costa a dime. Though courtship is the intoxication. of rife, it is not necessarily true that marriage is the doh headache. Overanxiety for `greased palms makes' the feet mighty slippery. A fiat file is one of the beet things on, which to sharpen bread and chopping knives, "Guelph has granted five years' ex- clusive franchise to the Bell Telephone, Company. At the present rate of progress, by the - time Canada has one-half the popula- tion of the United Stases, her railway' mileage will equal that of her colossal neighbor. -Halifax Recorder. .11 The Right Kind of PrintinA The kind that is neat, attractive and up-to-date, costs you no more money here than the inferior article does • elsewhere. Quality Counts in painting as in other things, and the TIMES is in a position to turn out first- class wort: at very reasonable prices. Try this office with your next order. , Arumbttrie L"ltief, the Imported Clydes• dale Stallion will snake the season of 1010 as follows: - Monday -Leave his owner's stable, flatmate, for And, Douglas', gravel road, noon' and to Andrew Ireland's for night, Tuesday -Bei, Paync's, Con. 2, Grey, noon; and G. Mc• y'arlane's, graves road night. Wednesday -Td Jas. S eir's, Con, 6, Morris; anon ; and Jas Nichols', Con. 0, night. Thursday -To ,las, Sheddon's, Con, 4, Morris, for noon; anti to Hill's Hotel stables, Belgrave, for night 1:'ridatemeo As. Miller's Con. J, Morrie, and remain until Saturday morning, Saturday- To Robert Wnrwiek's,Con.8 Morris, for noon; then to his owner's stable, ihnevaie, and re• main until Monday morning. 11, T.IbAY, ,TY W • lotto, n en:+gene Proprietor. atermakeeereateeie The Times • WINGHAM ONTARIO