The Wingham Times, 1911-01-12, Page 66
George H. Duffus of Robertson St,, Port William, a
C. P. R. fireman, says ; "The water gauge of my locomotive
burst and scalded the whole left side of my face terribly. I
had a box of Zarn-Buk in my pocket, which I was using for a
sore on my lip, and when I had recovered from the first shock
of the accident, 1 produced the balm and had it applied freely
to the scalded parts. I was suffering acute agony, but within
a wonderfully short time Zam=Buk gave me ease. I was able
to continue my journey and upon reaching home, I obtained
more Zam-Buk and Continued the treatment. Zam-Buk acted
wonderfully well, and in a few days had the wound nicely
healing. I don't know anything so fine as Zam-Buk as a
healer of burns, scalds, cuts, and similar injuries, which
workers are so liable to, and, in my opinion, a box of Zam-
Buk should be kept handy in every worker's home."
Zam-Buk will also be found a sure cure for cold sores,
chapped hands, frost bite, ulcers, blood -poison, varicoge sores,
piles, scalp sores, ringworm, inflamed patches, bablea erup-
tions and chapped places, cuts, burns, bruises, and akin in-
juries generally. All druggists and stores sell at 50c. box or
post free from Zam-Buk Co.; Toronto, upon receipt of price.
TWENiY YEARS ACOI
(From the 1'IMEs of Jan. 9, 1891.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. Jos. Mason bas gon t Brnsa,-le
to rake charge of Mr W, J. Feira. ,d's
gallery Mr Fairfield is not enjbying
very good health et present.
Mies Maggie Cargill hats ermined a
school at Furdwioh Howiok township,
and entered upon h- r duties on Tuesday
last.
Mr. T. S. Humphries, who has bean
employed to the Uuton tactory, for
some years, bee removed to Port Huron,
Michigan
The eleotrons on Monday peered off
quietly. The different cannidates and
their trierde worked bard, but the best
GI good feeling prevailed.
May or.
Clegg. Brokeeshire,
52
28
67
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4 82
228
Majority for Clegg, 66.
Reeve.
McKenzie.
80
35
45
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3
Ward 4 78
209
• Majority for MoKenzie. 30
Deputy Reeve.
Kerr.
Ward 1 37
Ward 2 25
Ward 3 12
Ward 4 76
200
Majority for Kerr, 22.
Councillors,
Ward,1.
30
36
35
61
162
Gregory.
40
28
44
60
172
Cline.
32
34
80
62
178
R. Anderson , 94
T. Agnew 84
A, Dawson . 59
G. Green,..... 63
R. Anderson, T. Agnew and A, Dew.
son, eleoted. .
FREE BOX
Sendthis Coupon
and a lc. stamp to
Zani-Buk Co., and
free trial box of
Zam.Buk will be
mailed you.
Sir•'
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TWENTY
pr
Local History of the early 80s
items from the "Gimes" 'fyles,
W. Rol rues 101.
O N. Go Me ...... .... 80,:
W. Ar eorfr , 80
O E Winterise ... . , . . . 71
J. W IMete 50
W. Holmes, 0. N. Griffin and W. Ar.
mour elected.
School Trustees,
G. Petty piece
J Ritome
M .jority for Pettypieoe. 21
E C. Clarke „ 98
W W Icglis . ........ 57
Majerity tor Clarke, 38.
Mr. John Harter is in town renewing
aoqualutauoes. Jack has a good situa-
tiou in Hastings
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. 43
BORN.
Kalfy—Io Oulroe,, on she 20th Deo.,
the wife of Wm. Selly; a eon.
MARRIED.
McLaren—Lawrence — At the reei-
demoe or the bride'* mother, by the Rev.
John Scott`M. A., Arch. McLaren, of.
Wi arten, to Miss Matilda Lawrence
of Wingham.
Garrick—OarrIok—At Wingham; on
the 25th of Deo , by Rev. H. McQuer.
ria, Mr John Thomas Garrick, Rama,
to Miss. Jessie McGregor Carriok, Wa.
wanosh.
Sherrie—Bradshaw—Io Brussels, on
Christmas day, at the residence of the
officiating minister, Rev. R. Paul, Mr.
John Sherrie, to Mies Victoria M. Brad.
shaw, both of Morris township.
Dever—McDonald—At thereeidenoe of
the bride', father, on Deo. 30th, by Rev.
Jas. Malcolm, Francis Dever, of Port
Huron, Michigan, to Margaret, daughter
of Mr. David McDonald, of Culross.
DIED.
Miller—At • Morrishank, on the 31et
December, 189), Margaret Thompson,
relict of the late Riohard Miller, aged 85
years, 6 months and 9 days.
KERNELS frIM THE SAIC1L!M MILL
1 Interesting Paragraphs from our E; t l 1 2( e.
Horace Shipman, a Hamilton Street
Itailway conductor dropped dead at the
skating rink.
Pani McPhee and hit sister both over
80 years were bnrned to death in their
dwelling at Clyde River, P. E I,
Mrs. SC4111; i
me been need for Over STXTl'FIVE YiiA1:�T by
MILLIONS et =MESH for their ditILDREV t, * ,t.n
/1115 'nlv0. with r}:no'r:c;T tit ct i fid.
06 OUT t). SOFTENS the GC31i ALL l S all l t, V
MITRES w1ND CsLTY, and It Ito be;.t ren ,h ,
DIARIODM.t. Bold by pat , f ,4
*ria no aero and ark for "Dm\Cfrwt,,w
Myrna", and t la. no other kin,l rat.uy-flvo
,attlr, cnarantrnd nnaer the Tor 1 , ,d J ,, ,. t •�
dtnta}Mkh. T9116, FerTal Number tO S
AN OLD AMD WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Of the great oities of
Enro
pe, the at•
titude of Madrid is the highe*t.
Great Britian is about two-thirds the
size of Miniietan, ontatwelftiz of China,
and One. twehty-fifth of the 'United States.
It i* a remarkable foot that the deep.
est parte of the nee are in all ease* very
near the land.
The loudest talking always thee • away
the quickest.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Eight then lost their lives though an
explosion of No 8 mint of the Nova
Scotia Steel Company at Florence, 0, B.
Tokio, the capital of Japan, Dover,
thirty square miles, and has 860,000
houses and 2,000,000 people,
An English factory bas succeeded in
making paper of good quality trona An*t
ralian bine gum wood, of which there
is en enormous enpplyaveilable.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
TUE WI,NGW#AAt TIA1Nkli J4NLJ R)' 12, 1211
:4swg~ see
A Matter of Habit.
Oh, yet+, I am a joyete jay! I chortle
a'1 thelivelong day, I sidestep grief and
sorrow; on Ieetex, ay 1, wee el gal said
froliosome as f lea to+day, and I'll be guy
ta•inOrroW, It's jut a Habit, and no
more; some men rimy .practice being
pore, and looking round for evil; for
t'rom eaoh retie is meetly thorn, they
nee the cob and not this corn, their wheat
is fall 0t weevil. They oaa't enjoy
enut,y day; they'll paw around and
boort and tar: "A storm will aeon tit'
rippiug;'twill knock the steeple off the
oharch, and blow the rooster from bis
perch, and paralyze the shipping." It
they are healthy, boned as wax, they'll.
search dodgalted almanacs to read of
fell diseases; and yheu some pages they
enfold, they'll swear they have a fright•
fel cold, and fill the air with sneezed.
All that's a habit, friend of mine; it's
just a habit to repine, and deal iu gloomy
phrases, to say that things are out of
whack, that all the wbeele have jawed
the track, all bound for merry blazes.
It's just a habit to believe that it is
waste of time to grieve in these dim
world regions; but eaoh a habit makes
you strong, and helps you as you praaoe
along and brings yob friends in legions.
—Walt Mason,
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
d,r-m44.
:Bears the
Signature of
Not all politicians who study harmony
are musically ioolined,
An ordinary Morale oan be converted
into a motorcycle in a few seconds by
attaching a reoeutly invented third
wheel equipped with a motor.
Russia, with it population of nearly
130,000,000, has only about 19,000 phy-
sioiane. The United States, with a popu-
lation of 90,000,000 has over 120,000 phy-
eieianB..
erves `_.ri ere
Exhausted
Wants others to know of her remark.
able cure by use of DR. CHASE'S
NERVE FOOD.
Mrs. Martin's condition as deserib.
ed in her letter below gives some idea
of the extraordinary reconstructive
power of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. Such
euros as this have placed Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food where it stands today as
the most popular and most effective
nerve restorative that money will buy.
Mrs. Edwin Martin, Ayer's Cliff,
Que., writes,—"Before I began using
Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Food I was
in a terrible condition. Dizzy spells
would come over me and I would fall to
the floor in a faint. I could not even
sweep the floor without fainting and
my nervous system seemed to be entire-
ly exhausted.
f"The use of Dr. A. W. Chase's ± erve
rood has built up Iny system wonder-
fui]y so that I can do my housework
and washing without any trouble, and
t want others to knots about it," In-
sist on getting the genuine Dr. A. W.
Chase's Nerve Food, 50 Sts. a box. 6
boxes for 62.50, at all dealers, or Ed-
manson, Bates dr Co., Toronto.
A three -penny bit has been known to
contain the Lord's Prayer one side,
while another has been formed into a
tiny wagon to be drawn by performing
fleas.
The population of Liverpool has in.
creased from 517,951 to 790,357 in the
last fifteen years and in that time 48,549
dwellings have been built,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
The yolks of eggs will not turn •dark
when bard boiled if they are put in boil.
ing water rather than oold at first. Half
an hour is not too long to cook them to
acceptable hardness.
When preparing a hash of oold meat
make the gravy carefully, stirring it till
it boils for at least three minutes. Allow
it to grow cold, add the meat and gray
dually warm altogether.
Martin Juther ie oredited by the Gere
mans with having originated theOhelet.
mss tree ands popular German 'picture
shows him with his family and a lighted
tree on the table.
Thomas Benetead, of Tong, Sitting.
bourne, England, who is 85 years of age,
attended on horseback the opening meet
of the Tickham foxhounds. He has
hunted with the pack for 130 years, and
has not missed an opening meet for halt
a century.
The Toronto Telegram, basing its
statement on the report of n meeting of
farmers held at Milton, says the instil.
venoy of the Farmers' ,Bank will mean
ruin to many of theshareholder* and
depositors in Halton, String, 11 is acid,
representing the life toil of families in
rural Ontario went into the bank, Souse
farmers put their capital inteehbree rind
deposited their savings frail '••time to
time. The money invested in shares i*
not Only, gone, but the double liability
will have to be faced, and the expects.
tion le that depositor* will not receive
more than 25e. on 'the dollar. +lihis
means that net a few will lose ,not only
their surplus capital, bet their home
and farms as well.
4iWtei4:41 '!4 it
Sunday riewepapere are prohibited by
law in. Melbourne, Australia,
Belf•deuiel in all we d0 gives the gall,
nine glitter toour gine; when we do .the
beet we oan, forgetting Belt, we are sure
to help onr fellowman,
IL
Dr. Chaeo's sant
meat is a certain
&d ueranttiod
ouref vroach ani
evuery form of
i ephing,bloed rs
and protrudin
piles. Sae tostlniontals in the prose and ask
four eatyoursmoneybookif reabout not satisfied.. Me, aYou can use it taalll
leRlole..: b:nataxsoN. BATas$cCo., Toronto.
lb% CHASM'S OINTMCriIT.
It is 43 years singe en a ieention took
piece in Godertoh. The man who wag
hanged was Melady he murdered hie
father end step -mother, The day of the
execution the Goderioh papers iseeed ex-
tra editions.
One of the king vulteres at the Glee.
Row Zoo celebrated the publication of
the King's epoeoh reoent;y by laytag an
egg- a rare incident in the history of
these birds in captivity. The egg is as
large es that of a goose, ;Councillor toe.
ook deeided to send it to an inoebator to
see if a chick can be hatched.
The difficulty of removing kerosene.
vaseline, eto., from a surface so that the
latter oan be uniformly wetted with
water may be overcome by washing
With oondeesinii alcohol vapor, Thus,
the interior of a beaker may be freed
from paraffin by inverting the beaker
over a similar one containing a little al.
oohol and placed on a water -bath. This
method gives good roeults when applied
to the removal of grease from 'fractured
surface of steel, from artioles to be sil-
vered, etc.
A Bilious Headache
Bile in the blood it poison and causes
pain. Mrs. Thos. Covert, Highland
Grove, Ont„ writes: "For years I suf-
fered with biliousness, stomach trouble
and terrible headaches. Having used
Dr, Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills will
say unhesitatingly that this is the most
effeotive treatment obtainable for these
troubles."
In these days, when the construction
of costly fleets of dreadnought battle-
ships. the erection of fortresses,the
banding of gone of ever-increasing size
and power, and the marshalling and
training of armies running into millions
of men, are so hash in the publio eye,
the munificent gift by Carnegie of $10,.
000,000 for the promotion of internation-
al pease is an event of strong dramatis
interest. The success of this noble ven-
ture will depend greatly upon the meth-
ods by whioh the annual available funds
of $500,000 are applied to the end in
view. The motive forces whioh set in
movement the enginery of war lie too
deep to be reached and bought off, even
by such a sum as this. Indirectly,
however, it must exert a' potent in-
flnenoo.—Soientifie Ameriotn.
t1
GOOD MONEY IN
TRUCK FARMING
Some remarkably largo profits from
trnok farming on a small smile in the
upper peninsula district was shown by
figures compiled by the Michigan Refin-
ing & Preserving company, which buys
and cans mnoh of the track farm pro.
duets grown near Menominee. •
One man raised six 'sores of tomatoes
and received for his orop 81,000, which
is an average of $181.75 an sore. In the
cucumber line one trunk farmer reoeiv-
ed 8343.83 for his three-aore orop. A
farmer who planted half an aore of wax
beans received for hie crop $119 50, and
another received $102.48 for his half
acre. For the orop of string beans
grown on one acre, the farmer received
from the panning factory $214, The
high record returns for et onb-aore orop
is held by Farmer Frank Walander.
The orop of tomatoes he grew on the
sore fetched him $321.10 et the faotory.
For one trnok patch of four aures the
returns were $698.63. Of the four aures
one acre grew tomatoes, whioh fetched
$228.16; oue half of wax beans fetched
$102.48, one acre of string benne $162.79,
and ons and a half adres of .ououmbets
$20541.
All Skin Diseases
Can be.,Directly
Traced To
BAD BLOOD.
Therefore to get rid of these skin dis-
eases it is absolutely necessary that the
blood should be thoroughly cleansed of
the accumulated poisons, and for this
purpose there is nothing to equal Bur-
dock Blood Bitters.
This remedy has been on the market
for over thirty-five years and when you
use it you are not experimenting with
some new and untried remedy.
Miss Stella Eichel; MaitlandForks t
N.S., writes:'—"I have been bothered
with Salt Rheum on my hands for three
years and it itehed so I didn't know what,
to do. I tried everything but nothing
seemed to be any good. I heard o
13urdock Blood titters and bought two
bottles of it, and now I am perfectly
cured and have no Salt phenol on my
hands anymore. I cannot .apaalc tea
highly of urdock.Blood Bitters,"
Manufactured only by The T. =iiburn
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akes
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Russia has a larger proportion of blind
people than any otht�.r European omen.
try.
An unplanned duty done is better
than a planned duty undone.—Baker.
In ordering gowns this season many
smart women have bought extra widths
of material, so much are they in doubt
as to the vogue for skimpy skirts, for
extreme styles are ever short-lived, and
at the season of dances all the short-
oominga of the narrow skirt are bound
to be made manifest. To depose in a
bolster case is a feat utterly impossible)
besides making the dancer look mors
ridionlous than any olown.
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CANADA AND THE NEW YEAR,
No year ever dawned ou this Cana-
dian Dominlun with brighter prospects
than those of 1911, and no year ever
brought larger opportunities' to the peo-
ple of any oountry. Men like Lord
Strathoona, whose knowledge is the full-
est and whose experience is rhe widest,
are eager in their euthnaiasn and oou-
vinped in their hope for Canada's Bevel.
opement. Experts in finance and oom-
meroe have no fears except those whole.
some fearsot excess and extravagance
whish prosperity always begets 111
thoughtful minds. Gold in northern
Ontario, and in tbe prairie: Provinoee,
and commercial activity everywhere—
these are features of the Canadian situa.
tion at the opening of 1911.
Politically there are problems of large
moment which press for settlement.
The old problem of maintaining strong
central authority without impinging on
the freodoes of looal self government ire.
still with us. The problem of preserving'
tbe rights of the publio against the ag .
greseiou of semi-public oorporations and'
the equally pressing problem of oonserve
ing the natural wealth of the country
in the old•ti e
for all the citizens age it W
polioy of alienation to private ownership
and oontrol, are growing acute and•
meet be faded at a soore of points this •.
year. The problem of unifying into a •
strong and vital Canadian nationality'
the diverse elements of our population•
is up and will not down. This year •
may see it pressed to the point where,
decisions must be made.
There are no fragments so precious as -
those of time, none so needlessly lost by
people who cannot make a moment, and.
yet oan waste years. —Montgomery.
Every thread of gold is valuable,
and en is every moment Of time.—
Maeor.
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