The Wingham Times, 1910-08-04, Page 6G
'LiiJ'' W4N01i414 ZM),}t AUGUST 4, 1$1Q
Suffered For Years From Pale
In The Back and Headache:
Pain in the back is one of the first signs
showing that the kidneys are not la the
condition they should: be, lull: it should
bo attended to itinnedliately for, if nee
l leettel, serious kidney troubles are likely
to fodow. There L no way of getting
rat o2 t" backache except through the
kidneys, and no medicine so effective for
that aurposc tie 1): an's Kidney r fills.
bliss Ida 3. Dorian, 2t t+pri10 St.,
Charlottetown, 1''.1, I , write:a-et" have-
re•e:vet most wonderful benefit from
taking 1)oan's Kidney Fills.
"T Buffered ter v ere from headaches
and Dain in the back, and I consulted
to. i etee and took every remedy obtain-
able lout, tvithcut any relief unfit I began
taken; I)oan's Kidney Pills. This was
the only medicine that ever did me any
resat g',od, as after using several boxes I
um new e:ltire;y free from all my dread-
ful headaches and backaches.
"1 ;eat a;wnye recommends your medi-
cine Co any of my friends who are troubled
P;;.20 50c per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25;
tat all deniers or mailed direct by The T.
1dil,;urn Ca., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
When ordering direct specify ".Down's."
P13EPIOTiONS.
Naw York Sun: In 1:)20 Canada will
be a nation of 15 000,000 people with a
o emmeroe lar exceeding�! 000,000,000.
Bart Grey : It is only a matter of
time when Canada will be the most
pepuloue, the moat wealthy, and the
most inflaential part of the empire,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier: Aa the nine.,
teeuth century wits the century of the
United States, soshall the twentieh tea
fury be the Dentary of Canada.
W. H. Taft, president of United
States: Canada has '7,000,000 people,
but the ceuntry id. still hardly scratch
ed.
Rudyard Kipliug: Punip in British
settlers and Canada will take all who
are suitable and give them more than
one opportunity toenaoeed.
James J• Bill: Tnere is land and
wealth enough in Canada to feed every
month in Europe,
William Whyte, Vice -President 0 P.
R: Saekatohewan will noon be prodno-
irg more wheat than any state in the
Union, and iu less than all the U. S.
combined.
1
KERNELS FROM THE SANCTUM MILL
nteresting Paragraphs from our Exchanges.
You never lead men into truth by
using it as a whip.
The lights of the world never tell yon
to watch their smoke.
Good-bye to Eeauty.
It is goodbye to beauty when kidney
derangements set in. The skin becomes
hard and dry, and the form wastes away
and becomes emaciated, One cannot be
too watchfnl and the safest way is to
keep the kidneys, as well as the liver
and bowels, healthy and active by the
use of Dr Chase's Kidney and Liver
Pills. This ensures pure blood and a
healthy digestive system,
Rice paper, upon which the Chinese
do such charming drawings, is a thin
sheet of the prepared pith of a tree.
Bears are playing havoc with the'
sheep in the northern part d Adding-
ton.
Be sure and take a bottle of Chamber-
lain's ()olio, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on your
trip this summer. It cannot be obtain-
ed on board the trains or steamers.
Changes of water and olimate often
cause sudden attacks of diarrhoea, and
it is best to be prepared. Sold by all
dealers.
Forest fires are still oausing mach
damage and suffering in British Colum-
bia.
Reports to the Imperial Bank on the
crop outlook in the west are very satis-
factory.
IL
Dr. Chase's Oint,
mentis a certain
and guaranteed
curcforeaoh and
every f or m of
itching, bleeding
and protruding
piles. See testimonials in the press and ask
otogoftte-6tad
toyrmney about it. You all
aeelers .: EDMarm:1. BATDs & Co., Toronto.
CHASE'S OINTMENT.
Music hath charms; but like all other
oharming things, it takes cold cash to
get next to it.
Dead men'a shoes are apt to make
oorne on the disposition of those who
inherit them.
Dysentery is a dangerous disease but
an be cured. Chamberlain's Collo,
holes and Diarrhoea Remedy has been
cessfnlly used in nine epidemios of
ntery. It has never been known to
It is equally valuable for children
dulls, and when reduced with
and sweetened it is pleasant to
Sold by all dealers.
AVAKENING Of
SCIENCE
TO THE VALUE OF FRU
Foot and mouth diseeee has appeared
on a farm in Yorkshire, England.
For the six months of the current year
there have been 628 cases of typhoid
fever in Montreal. The deaths from the
disease number 131.
Among the new Iinens are those with
the crepe effects and the wide diagonal
stripes in self tonee. Basket weaves,
too, are as popular as they are effective.
'.Am I to understand that there is
come idiotic affair between you and that
impecunious young ase?" demanded a
millionaire of his pretty daughter.
"Only you, father!" was the reply.
If your liver is sluggish and out of
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, and
constipated, take a dose of Chamber -
Stomach and Liver Tablets to-
night before retiring and you will feel
all right in the morning. Sold by all
dealers.
Never close up a cut finger with court
plaster. It involves the possibility of
pus and long inflammation. Wash the
out with warm water and white soap,
apply turpentine until there is no longer
any sensation of soreness, then bandage
with a linen cloth. It will quickly heal.
overnmeht has issued invita-
c Canadian and British fillip -
dere to consider the question of con-
noting vessels for the Canadian navy.
hen easy
Fails You
What is "FRUIT -A TIVES"?
•
Medical inen are just beginning, tq
re< laic the possibilities of fa* in curing
disc.., e. Its action ou the liver, kidneys:
and skirt is wonderful, Vet fruit in its
raw sttttc is impracticable in treating
disease because of the minute quantity
of the active or. curative principle
contained in fruit juice,
A physician in Ottawa, after years o£
patient work, discovered a process,
whereby the medicinal or bitter
principle of fruit juice is increased in
quantity and thus a More active and
mere valuable substance is obtained.
Pruit-a-tives" is the only medicine
in the world Made of fruit,
Hundreds of prominent people in
every section of the Dominion owe their
good Health to "Fruit -a -tires," Hun-
dreds more are daily becoming stronger
and better by taking them. ' Fruit -a-
fives" is daily proving its inestimable
valve as a natural cure in all cases
of Constipation, Biliousness, Torpid
Liver, Backache and Headache, Neural-
gia, Rheumatism, kidney and Skin
Troubles.
• 5oe. a box, 6 for $2.50, or trial box, z5c.
Sold by all dealers, or sent, postpaid, on
receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited,
Ottawa.
Fifty Years' Experience of an Old Nurse.
MRS. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP iB
the prescription of one of the beat fe-
male physicians and nurses in the
United States,and has been used for fifty
years with never -failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
It relieves the child from pain, cures
diarrhoea, griping in the bowels, and
wind colic. By giving health to the
child, it rests the mother. Twenty-five
cents a bottle.
fOr#. C1-IASE'8 NMAit. rCOD will
bring rest, oornfort and vitality by
building up the nerves. •
1,1r. Jas. 'Wesley '\:paver, a veteran
of the Fenian Baia, fort Dalhousie,
Ont., writes "For years I was af-
fiictad with nervousness and dreaded
inmanei:a, so that I never knew for
direr years what a full bout's steep
was, never more than dosing for a
few minutes at a time. Heart pains
and headaches almost: drove me wild.
I trail spells of weakness and cramps in
stomach and limbs.
ls.
t„
hon t,
rel several r1
doctor9
it
was mo ,nv uselessly pent. Finally
Ill. rhase'rt Nerve "Pagel woe beougl,t
to me ani: oigbt luxes enred rue. It
hi simply wonder al what beuelit 1
have obtained from this treatment."
alleeplessness and bcaddnelres are
warnings of approaebing nervous col-
lapee. You ran positively remove these
syntptnms and prevent prnstrntinn or
pa.rslyt+is by the iter of Dr. ('baso."s
Nerve food. 50 centra a box, 6 for
il2.50, at all dealers or i'rin,:tr,gon,
'%.sfei & t?o., 'I'.+"nntn, tirvite. for area
tea o.'' 1)r. 4's:,r...'., :.;eilres.
On Sittrday, duly 2•k'h, at Roes St.
I,noknow, there passed away Mr. Hugh
Pritchard, aged 71 years, Mr, Prit
()hard oatue from Fergus to Laurier a.
number of years agoand, engaged iu the
mil)ink busiuesP. Iia.reaided theta until
three years ago when he sold, out to 1YIr.
Adam Rattle and moved to Luoknow to
tike lire east'•r, Effie remeine were taken
to I iaoardio9 cemetery where he had a
sou bolter. At Atatierlsy a great nuns
ber of his old friends joined the pro
cession from Laclsuow and pelt their
;rebate of reaped to an Honored neigh..
blr.
Mr. W. H. Litt, of '1'eeewater, has dis-
posed of his stook of dry goods to Mr, E.
Baker of Moleswortb, Mr. Litt teked
payment a bostneas block iu the village
of Dublin, consisting of four steres hors
hall above. The property is all occupied
by tenants, and we understand it is not
Mr. Litt'a intention to move to Dublin
at present.
To clean a lace or net shirt waist,
the bread must be crumbled over the
fabric and rubbed into it lightly with
the palms of the hands, diecarding the
soiled ornmbe for fresh when necessary.
The fdIl title of King George is "Hie
Most Excellent Majesty George V., by
the grace of God, of the United King-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland and
of the Biitieh Dominions beyond the seas,
King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor
of India."-
--ter--
Qn ,n nrpnt of Local Option carrying
the hotel beepers ani" Teeswater -nter d
alrt,sr.ir sgstnyt ttn.ir rishesi•ment wht,th
W-44 ru:ar,a by the agetseor the dame ad
last year. The Council made a reduo
tion of a01'i; but not eatialod they ap-
peared before Judge Barrett. It is a
very difficult matter to arriveat a antis -
factory conolusion, but this is the beet
I can do," was the remark of the Judge
as he deoided that the assess -
meat of the Vendome Hotel ebonld be
reduced by $1,000 and that of the otber
two by $300 each, below that fixed by
the village Council when acting as a
Oourt of Revision, He added: "Tie
lose to these men (the proprietors] has
been very great, and I'think the re-
duction in the assessment should be
considerable,"
Baby's slc,u Troubles.
"My baby boy, while nursing. broke
ont with running, watery et r -e all over
his head and behind the ears," writes
Mrs. Oscar Vanoott, St. Antoine, Seek.
"Many Naives welts prescribed to no
effect. The obild's lead became a mass
of scabs and he suffered untold agony
from the dreadful itching Dr. Ohaee's'
Ointment soon made_a lasting oure and
also cured an oiler son of eczema,"
A men marched into the chop of a
grocer who had died. "I want that tub
of butter," he said, "and those hams,
and that 101 of sugar, and all that other
stuff." "Good`gracious" exclaimed the
widow who kept shop, ;'whatever do
you want with all those goods?" "1
dunno, I'm sure," said rho man, eoratoh•
ing his head; "but you see I'm the ex
ecutor of your late husband's will, and
the lawyers just told me that I must
carry oat the provisione."
STATE OF OHIO, CITY eF TOLEDO, Se.
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior Gartner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every ease that cannot be car-
ed by use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subeoribed in
my presence, this Oth day of December,
A. D. 1886
Children Cry
��a
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
Kincardine will have to raise $7.5844
48 by way of taxes to pay for maiutain-
ance of Hitch and Pnblio School $8,687,
40 is required, $5,300 of which ie for
teachers salaries. From other sources,
the amount of $4,169 92 will be received
and we will have to make up the differ-
ence, viz $2,517,58. The Public Sohoole
will require $5,285 of which $4025 will
be for teachers salaries. The Govern-
ment grant will amount to $268. The
own mass therefore, makelup $5,017.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
-Bears the
Signature of
(pAwaIA Fo mail -O ME)'
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds, or
money back. Sold and guaranteed by
WALTON McKIBBON.
Everybody now admia
Zam-Buk best for these.
Let. iii, (sive YOU ease
enol comfort.
D uegrate and Store,. e...rrvhere
tx:rocKst r""
Life and Peach.
coos*, t, R-assnn ; I is d u:v the
world v';u halve to fu: get '.dot put
aaide the thought of death. It leads to
eadaeaa; it calla up the vision of the
dreaded eta -oration from the world on
whioh they have set their hearts; it re
minds them' of duties over -looked and of
reaponeibilitiee evaded; it points out the
real purpose of the brief years alotted to
man and gives birth to these troubled
and disquieting thoughts, which world -
tinge and sinners can never entirely nut
aside, It. is a strange 'truth, too, that
those who fear death least are they who
meditate most upon it. Theirs is not
the false stocism' of the pagan philoso-
pher, but the attitude of men and wo•
men who realize the real purposes of
human lite. There is no real sadness in
the thought, for it brings with it the
meseage of hope, the promise of eternal
life to those who serve God rnd keep
His commandments. They realize that
the death of the rigbteone will brine
with it the end of sin, of suffering, of
tribulation andtemptation, and the
beginning of that fuller and better life
in which "death shell be no more, nor
moaning or weeping, nor sorrow shell
be any more, for all these things have
passed away." Tbey meet the Pale
Rider calmly apd fearlessly, for their
whole lives have been a preparation for
an hour, which means for them not
separation and severing of human ties,
but glsd reunions and eternal happiness
iu a life where death shall be no more.
Automobile Extravagance.
The. New York Financial World telle
of a well known automobile compauy'e
agent going from bank to bank in its
city trying to raise a loan of $650,000 or
$750,000and offering real estate mort-
gages as collateral. The mcrtgagee, it
is further stated, were on propetty
worth more than a milion dollars and
had been made by buyers of automo-
biles, who were pledging their homes to
secure touring oars. In one day in the
registrar's ofiioe 45 per cent. of the
mortgagee were given to automobile
dealers and mauufaotur.3rs. One Kan-
sas City banker stated that hie safe con-
tained fifty-two real estate mortgagee,
the money for which he knew went for
the purohase of automobiles.
There are already between 800,000 and
900,000 people actually receiving old -age
pensions in Great Britain, Pensions are
now to be extended td paupers, and on
January 1st 'there will be about 240.000
aged paupers walking to the poet Moe
for their five shillings a week in addi-
tion to the eight hundred theuaand odd
receiving aid now.- The total of Brit-
ain's old age pension bill will thou be in
the neighborhood of $55,000,000 a year.
(Salt.) A. W. GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally, and Gots directly on the blood and
modelle tnrfaoet of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0,
Sold be. all Druggists.75 cents.
Take Hall's Familyill for C
n
i ts
a•
ton.
Daring the severe eleotrio storm on
Thnreday evening, July 21st, a Moet sad
fatality scoured at the home of Mr,
Garrett Switzer, 7111 con„ Kinloss, near
Holyrood, which the lightning etrnek,
entered an Opendoorand n killed one of
his little sone instantly.
Their personal friends in Druce regret
the defeat of three Brace risen in the
Manitoba elections, Dr. Robert Roes,
a ton of Lachlan Roes of Winnipeg, late
of Queen St. North, Itinoardine, was
defeated in Morrie by Hon. Colin Camp.
bell, and evil/layer S. li. Moitay of
'Walkerton was defeated in Brandon,
"Wm. Valens, late of Rinloes Tp., was
elected in Russell, winning at Omerv-
ative seat,
SHARP KNIFE-LIKE PAINS
Would Go Through Heart
HANDICAPPED
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTka
This is the Case with Many Wing -
ham People.
I.0. 0. F. EXGURSION
Saturd
When the digestion is all right, the
action of the bowels regular, there ie a
natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking yon may know
that you need a dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs. improve
the appetite and . regulate the bowels.
Sold by all dealers.
1
Too many Wingham citizens are han-
dicapped with a bad baok. The un-
ceasiug pain causes constant misery,
maeing work a burden and stooping or
lifting an impoesibility. The back aches
at night, preventing refreshing rest, and
in the morning is stiff and lame. Plas-
ters end liniments may give relief. but
cannot reach the cause. To eliminate
the pains and aches you must cure the
kidneye.
Booth's Kidney Pills cure sick kid-
neye and cure them permanently. Can
you doubt \Vingham evidence.
R. Knox of Centre St.. Wingham,
Ont., says:—"I frequently suffered with
a dull. bearing.down pain across the
email of my back and extending around
my aides. This was particularly notio-
able when I found 000aeion =to stoop or
alt in one position for a time. There
was a languid, tired feeling anis although
I knew this to arise from inactivity on
the part of the kidneys had tried several
remedies, I oonld not find the desired
results until 1 procured Booth's Kidney
Pills at Mr. MoKibbon'e drug store and
commenced their nee. The dell pain
and weakness soon departed. however,
and has not since returned. I feel bet-
ter and stronger generally and although
I have not been accustomed to having
my name used I feel that Booth's Kid-
ney Pills are reliable and worthy of
recommendation,"
Sold by Dealers. Price 50 cents. The
R. T,. Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont.,
Solo Oanadian Agents. •
Thousands of people go about their
daily work on the verge of death and yet
don't know it.
Every once in a while a pain will seem
to shoot through the heart but .little
attention is paid to it at the time, and it
is only when a violent shock comes that
the weakness of the heart is apparent,
There is only one cure and that it
MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS,
Mrs. J. E. Nixon, Riverview, Ont,,
w.
write...:—"Two e.. •--rr Two yearsg
ago I suffered with
a bad pain around my heart. At times
it would almost stop beating and then,
a sharp knife-like pain would seem to
go through it. As I had heard Milburn's
heart and Nerve Pills were a grand
remedy for the heart, I sent and got
two boxes of them, and when I had only
used t. box and a half I was entirely free
from pain."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are
50e per box; or S boxes for $1,25, at all
dealers or will be mailed direct on receipt
of price by The T. 'Milburn CO., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
THE HALL OF FAME
I walked with a highbrow of learning,
one day in the Temple of fame, and af-
ter much winding and turning, I said:
"I am tired of this jim•ewizzled game.
I've looked, but I've failed of discerning
a picture of Poe in a frame, whioh I
think is a rickety s'heme. Oh toll me,
thou highbrow of learning, why his pic-
ture The bi h -brow,
tnreienoti,nalra B
he coughed and he stuttered, and wiped
off some sweat from this can; "the fell-
ow you mention," he muttered, "was
donbtless a poetry fan, he sure was on
Mouth. of A fan; he's barred from this
temple, and shuttered, for he was a die-
solute man, and given to rushing the
omit we have to be careful," he splatt-
ered'''and place on the rounders a ban;
we know
. are
where our bison
ite better-
ed, and slick to the high moral plan."
net he hung on the wa)l an engraving
Of Jnlins Terwilleger Snead, who's
written some neat bite or raving that
none in his senses would read; who's
written some fierce bite of raving, that
only the pipe -dreamers read, "His
verse," said the 'bigh•brow. "on ghat -
Waal metal and .helpful, indeedi
And all through his life his behaving
Wag chaste as hie uplifting soreedi"
WALT MASON'.
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Rupture from infancy to old age,
without operation 'or loss of time.
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and remove the daily danger of
strangulation. Fill in coupon
and send to Dept. J.
J, S. SMITH,
88 Caledonia St,
STRATFORD, ONT.
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Address
Age Time Rup
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
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ug. 13
Minerva Encampment, No, 47, I, 0. 0. F„ 1Vingliam, have .colnpletetl,
arrangements with the Grand Petiole Railway System
to run a big I%xcursion to
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From the following places, on Saturday, August 13th, 1010,
returning Monday, Aug. 15, tit the following low fares:
Leave Time Fare Leave
Time- Fare
Kincardine 5.40 a.m. $2.30 I Belgrave 0.51 $L65
Ripley 5.55 2.20 Blyth 7.08 1.00
Londesboro 7.16 1.60
Lucien ow 0.10 2.05 Clinton 7.50 L60
Whitechurch 6.23 2.00 Brucefield 8.12 1.35
�Z'ingham 6.40 1.00 I Kippen 8.23 1,35
Children over 5 and under 12 fears - Half Fare
Returning, special train will leave Sarnia Monday, Aug, 1.5, at 10 p.m,
Arrangements have also been made with the White Star Steamshi p'
Line to convey passengers from
POPULAR STALLIONS.
"Gold Link," the imported Clydesdale Stal-
lion, son of the great Baron of Buchlyvie, will
make the season of 1010 as follows:—
Monday at noon, leave his owner's stable,
Bluevale, for Currie's hotel stables, wroxeter,
for night; Tuesday, to And. Gemmill's, eon.
6, Turnberry, for noon, and to Bluevale for
night, and remain until the following Monday
noon,
W. H. Hawi!er,
J. W. KING,
Groom. Proprietor.
SARNIA to ETROIT
per magnificent Steamer "Tashmoo," on Saturday, leaving Sarnia at 4.50 p.m..
at the low return fare of 75c. Tickets good returning on any White Star
Line boat up to and inducible. 2.30 pan., Monday, August 15. This
. will afford an excellent outing and an opportunity for
excursionists to spend Sunday in Detroit
Everyone Come and Enjoy a Pleasant Outing!':
COMMITTEE
Ti'. B. ELLIOTT, J. W. DODD
The
Im orted Clydesdale Stallion " Mascot"
make y
will rho season of 1010 as follows
Monday—Leavo his owner's stable Bluevale,
for Alex. Moffatt's, 2'/ miles east of Bluevale,
for noon; north to Kirton Bros.,' con. 5, Turn -
berry. for night. Tuesday—Alex. McPherson's,
con. 7, Turnberry, noon; and to Bluevale for
night. Wednesday— To Wm. Elston's, con. 2,
Morris, for night. Thursday—Jos. J. Kerr's
con. 18 East Wawanosh, noon ; and to Dennis'
sables, opp. Cement Works Wingham,
and remain until Saturday morning. Satur-
day—To his owner's stable, Bluevale, and re,
main until Monday morning,
KING, Proprietor.
"DrumbuY e 1 Chief " the Imported Clydes•
C p
dale Stallion will malts- the season of 1010
as follows:—
Monday—Leave his owner's stable, Blwevelo,
for And. Douglas', gravel road, noon' and to
Andrew Ireland's for night. Tuesday—Bor-
nice Paynes, Con. 2, Grey, noon; and G. Mc-
Parlane'e, gravel road ,night. Wednesday—To
Jas.6pelr's, Con, 6, Morris, noon; and Tag
Nichols', Con. 6, night. Thursday—To Jas.
Pheddeh's, Con, 4, Morris, for noon; and to
Hill's Hotel stables, Belgrave, " for night
r'riday—To Jas. Miller's Con, 8, Morris, and
remain until Saturday morning. Seturdny—
To Robert warwkk's,Con. 8, Morrie, for noon;
then to his owner's stable, llInevale, and re-
main until Monday tnornaig,
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