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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-01-19, Page 3DRS.KENNEDY&KENNEDY CURE DISEASES OF MEN PATIENTS TREATED THR0UQ41OUT CANADA FOR 20 YI ARB Drs. K. do K, are feverishly known through- out Canada where they have done bush nose for over 20 years. Teow auris of psleets have been treated and cured by their )teat sictil rind the:melt the virtue of Hieb' New Method Treatment When you drat with them youkuow you aro dealing lvith respon stble phyeielatrs as they own and occupy their own office bundle* In. Detroit, velvet) at sons 'When they decide your race is curable, all you& wt.rry is rctrocal for you know they will not decelte you. They guarantee to euro all curable eases,. No /. matter how many doctors have felled to benefit you; no :natter Trow mtich money you have spent h vain; tie mattes now dis- couraged you may be, don't give up in des- , Pelt until you get R free opinion' from these v T , :nester specialists, 1f you aro et present within the clutches of any soeret habit which le sapping; your• life ly dcgrecs; ifou are suffertug from the results of Last i'ndlsere. ' 1 tiens; if your blood has been talettd from anyprivate disease and you Siam set marry; it ori are married end live In dread ofsymp. v \ � tome out and exposing your past;. •�ti \ �' •�"t ' • if you are suffoe•Eng as the insult of a ntis- rl . spent lite -Ord. K. & K. are your Refuge. 11� f r�� ` .- Lay your case before them confidentially and they will tell you honestly if you are curable. DR. 1 1NNEDY, NED2C4L D:REoTOaWHEN CURED qs DRB. X. & It. XOU CAN PAY Wo Treat and cure CONSULTATION FREE VARICOSE VEINS. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Books Free on Diseases of Men. If unable BLOOD and URINARY COMPLAINTS to call, write for a Quostbn Blank for KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases • . HOME TREATMENT and all Diseases Peculiar to Men. DRSOKENNEDY. KEN `fit ,, EDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. NOTICE OT1CE AoluertCsnaw CConrardpustebnecaddressed - e,+.b„l u :, ,.a. YA, ment in Windsor, Ont. If you desire to see us personally call at our Medical Institute in :Detroit as we see and treat no patients in our 'Windsor offices which are for _ Correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows : DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont, Write for our private address. eek; , n ea„p,;n-.:h.' 1C -n .. _. .. -. TOO MANY WOMEN IN GERMANY. According to ofiiotal figures of the census return taken on Deo. 1, the poen• lotion t:f greater Berlin now numbers 3;712 664 inhabitants. The predominat- ing tractive of the results 01 the census 11 the revelation of the growing prepori- der:enoe of females over finales in Ger. many. The oomplete results of the om- ens have not yet been ,ascertained, but so far as the returns go they show an alarming increase of disproportion be- tween males and females. The growing majority of females is exercising the minds, not only of the government, but also of the politiolans, and gimlet reformers, in a growing de. gree. There is a deeprooted idea in Gelrmany, which, as is well known, is shared by the Kaiser and the ruling elements, that woman's sphere is the home, and that it is the destiny of the female to seek a mate and find her hap- piness in the upbringing of her children. The increasing preponderance of the "T1:E, EEL" 2:0::} female part of the population is forcing Germany further and further away from this ideal, and is making tha post. tion more and more difficult for those who still oppoee the entrance of woman into all sorts of 000npatiens and profee• done. Fear of a soaroity of ermine for King George's coronation in London next June has resulted in epeeist induce- ments being offered to trappers for the furs by the Canadian tradingoompaniea. Owing to the mild weather in northern Canada, the fur catch, however, has been the slightest -for many years. In- dians bringing in very little from their fall hunt. To counterbalance the impression left at the capital by the great delegation of farmers who presented their ;,;views on the tariff to the Dominion Goverment reoentiy, there are now on the way from Winnipeg eight representatives of West- ern industry who will state the other side of the case T11$I INGMAM TilitE8,. UNITARY %Y 2R lO;ii,i ABSO ' Of thee, Spirit serene;LUTE , - Strength tor the dally teak, Oourato pace the aced, N Goldq�d cheer to to help we bear the travel' SECURITY lei's load, Au iagrard joy lla all things heard and seen, THE GIFTS l ASK,. {Henry' aR1rke.1 These are gift' toile These are the sine 1 tutu .,..,,a..ta Con aee Would haste thee take away; Dlalioe and cold disdain, a rter9 s Hot auger, sullen hate, Soorn of the lowly. envy of the. great, And discontent that oasts a shadowy grey On all the brightness of the ooalmtiu Little Liver Pills day, These ere the things I prize. . And hold of dearest worth: Light of the sapphire *bled. Peace of the sapphire skies, Pewee of the shoos Who, Shelter of the forests, comfort of the grass, Mesio of birds, murmur of little rills, Shadow of clouds that swiftly gess, And, after sbowere, ' The emelt of flowers And of the good brown earth --- And, beet cf all, along the way friend- thip and mirth, What Profit Per Cowin 1910? Bueineee men of Canada are now taking stook,olose their books for another year's trade, and figure out how they stand finanofally as a result of their hard labor and enterpriro, How many farmers are preparing their 1910 balance sheet whit* will act as a sign post for 1911 transaotione? Perhaps the eteere paid well, Willie small fruits and poultry brought in a good supply of ossh,. But did each cow in the her earn a good profit, or are some being kept as thank• less guests? A very few minutes book- keeping per month might show et clear profit above cost of teed, of forty dollars with some oowe, only three dollars with others, and possibly no profit at all on one or two. Would it not be a sensible resolve to keep only such cows as will snake good returns? Determine that your herd shall show an increase of forty per cent. in milk yield inside three years; you can easily gear the whole herd up another notch or two if some poor cows aro beefed. The mores of dairymen who are now reaping large profits per (tow,. date their anooe88 in- variably to the .time when they com- menoed keeping milk and feed records of each oow separately. Blank forms ,Etre supplied free on application to the Dairy Commissioner, Ottawa. An analysis by the Inland Revenue De- partment of 211 samples of butter shows 195 to have been genuine and four partly adulterated. The rest were•below the government standard. Muot Bear Sionaturo of $ca Fac.Simtle Wrapper Below. Tari' smartsopa as oast . .. ... to take as su art CARTERS FORHEACHES FOR DIZZINESS, I1TLt FOR BILIOUSNESS. 1 VER FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION �'��' FOR SALLOW SKIN: FUR TNECOMPLEXION Emma. Mummy. MAwsr, 1 t! Pyre1T vegetable.kw.'en oG CURE S10K HEADACHE. GOOD HEALTH. A pinch of salt ou the tongue followed 10 minutes afterward by a drink of cold water often cores sink headache. 'Flowers in a siok•rooin should have the water changed daily, and if they are hard -stemmed like chrysanthemums they should have their stalks wiped to re- move any slime that may adhere. Keep bedrooms sweet by admitting plenty o2 fresh air. Avoid woollen our• Mine, and, above alt else. an old carpet. Nothing is more likely to give a close smell to a bedroom. Any disposition to knook•knee in a child should be immediately noticed, as it isa symptom of rickets. Bathe the ohild's legs twine daily with salt and water, robbing the knees gently for ten minutes, This gentle rubbing greatly strengthens the muscles, Hands roughened by housework can be mnchimproved and softened by the use of the following mixture: Take equal parts of olive oil and glycerine and mix well together, Apply ae fol. lows -Wash and cleanse the hands thoroughly before going to bed with good soap and warm water, when par- tially dry, rub the mixture thoroughly into them. • Free to Stock and P ouliry Raisers We will send, absolutely free, for the asking, postpaid, one of our large thirty -two-page b6oklets on the common diseases of stock and poultry. Tells you how to feed all kinds of heavy and light horses, colts and mares, miich cows, calves and fattening steers, also how to keep and feed poultry , so that they will lay just as well in winter as in summer. No farmer should be without it. At a cost of only two-thirds of a. cent n day per Animal, 7loyal Purple Stock Specific makes each Animal worth 25 per cent, more, and heavy, And it builds up the health and restore:. the former plumpness andvigor of run-dotee steels, in little or no time. Tho very host tithe to use this Con - You never heard of any other Specific; ditioner is NOW. It digests the hard food or "Stock 'Food," doing likewise_ properly and prevents the animals get - Royal Purple will permanently cure the ting indigestion or )Osie* IIesh. )lots, Celle, Worms, Stein Diseases and : ® ��1, cent, CheaperDebility. and restore run - down Animals -- to plumpness and vigor. One 50 -cent Packago of Royal Purple It twill increase the milk -yield three to will Last ono Animal 70 days. This five pounds per cow a day inside of from figures a Iittle over te.o-thirds of a cent two to three weeks, It makes the milk per day. richer than ever before. Most "Steel: Feed;" in 50 -cent Pack - MR, ANDR1iW \Vice -roti, of Wai:ttlett, ages last bet. 50 &Jaye, and aro given Ont., says : "Thisis to certify that 1 three timed a e y have tried your Royal Purple Stock But Royal r:::1e :tpecifie is given only Specific for two weeks, on ottc cow. On once a day, and lust:: 5,) pie cent. ioa,ger. the 'loth 1 . weighed her milk ds 17 seie $1.50 PaiT, c intaieing four times pounds. I noticed a change after 5 or the amount of the 50 -cent Package, lasts 6 days, as there was an extra weight of 280 days.) milk. On the neat, I carefully weighed So, you sec, it is only neceaaary to give the milk, and she gave 22 Pounds, I Royal Purple Specific once each day. sun giving an order for 5 boxes, as 1 consider it the best I have ever used." . Just think c:f melting each Animal worth 25 her cent. owe its Post 1 What "Stock Food" Will not do this. Tlccauso will that mean to zeou, Mr. Stock Owner 1 "Stock rood" is nothing more or less than o rntxturo of the very things which you, yourself, groW.,on your own farm. It is not snore food your Animals need. They must have something to help their bodies get - all the nourishment from the food they ata getting. So that they will fatten, and stay fat, all the year 'round. They need something to prevent disease, to cure disease, and to keep thorn in the best of health, all the time. Not a Stock Food Royal Purple is not a "Stock Food," nor 'a "medicine." It is a Conditioner. It does not contain Grain, nor farm products. 'Nor does it contain "Dope," or any other injurious ingredient. Royal Purple docs not merely temporarily bloat or inspire the 'Animal. It fattens and strengthens it, permanently. Nn other.9pecific known adds flesh so quickly asltoyal . Purple. It makes 6 -Weeks -old Calves as largo as ordi• rias-tedGatve are Y s at 16 Weeks, It makes the Bens lay lgggs in Winter Centralia, Ont., Feb. 7, '10. as well as in the uwmor. The W. A. Jenains Mtg. Co., London, Ont,: tlentlemeu,--We have been using Royal Purple Poultry and Stock Specific tor the last three weeks, and must say that re- sults aro remarkable. Am feeding. the fetock'1Specilie to two milking cows, and they have increased 30 per cent. in their milk. The Poultry results are even more marked than this. We have about 00 hens, laying age. When wo commenced feeding, we were getting. five and six egg, a day, and in the last five days the saute flock of hens laid 150 eggs, almost an average of 31 each any, and those five days have been the coldest this winter, You can see re.:ula. plainly in two or three days after the use of "Royal'Pur- Pie," and the poultry have the same hustle and appearance now tes in the sum - Dur time. With cows and poultry, um It pekes your Poultry worth more using exactly the same feed and care as than they could over ite without it. before starting to teed "Royal Purple." When fanners and stockmen got ac- quainted with Royal Purple, it will have a greater demand titan all other tonics and stock fonds on the market combined. Yours truly. ANDREW 1116118. MRS. Wi1I, BURNHAM, Sanford, Ont„ says : "Dear Sirs, -This is to eertify that I have used two boxes of your Poultry Specific for my hens. They laid so well while feeding it to them, I won- dered if you would mind sending mo word how or where I could get some this %sinter. I bought it from your agent last winter. I had 32 hens. and some days I got two dozen eggs a day in February end March, while feeding theta the Specific." Royal Purple 'Poultry Specific prevents Fowls losing flesh at moulting time, and permanently c'u•es every poultry disease. It makes their ohmage bright and keeps them always in prime condition. 1,ONDQN. ONTARIO Business & Shorthand $UlIJEOTS Resident and Mail Courses CRtelogues Fr.* ,,. W. Westervelt, J. W.. Westervelt, Jr., C.A•,. Principal, Vice•Principnl- The sting of defeat baste longer than the sweets of victory. Miss Belle Henan has given $60,000 to establish tree soholarehipe at Cork University, Mies Nonan is one of the richest unmarried women in Ireland and has for a long titne been interested in the educational cfevelopment of her country, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Simon A. Bloom, a Jewish photo, graphic artist, woe indicted iu Dublin on Dec, 2ril, for nlardering Mary Ann Wilde, by cutting her throat at Wax, ford, He was found to be insane, and was ordered to be detained during the Lord Lieutenant's pleasure. Try Zam-Buk for Piles. Read How This Sufferer Benefl:edl Don't you believe that experience is better than hearsay? If you Buffer from piles, just try Zam Bilk. Yon can do so at our expanse, So moored are we of the remelt that we will send you a free trial box if you send to our Toronto offices full name and address and a one pent stamp to pay postage. Soores of people daily acquaint ns with the benefit they have derived from the use of. Zam-Buk, Mr. F. Astridgo, of 3 St. -Paul St., St. Oatharinee, Ont , says: "For five years I have soffered untold agony with pratruding piles. The pain was so great at times I would almost eoream. I lost weight and had no appetite. I tried everything I ever heard of for piles, as I was wilting to take anything to get reliet. It was useless, however, and I almost gave up in despair. One day a friend gave me a sample of Zam Bak, end told me of a friend of his who bud been cured. I decided to try Zam Buk, and the relief I got was en- couraging. I used three boxes and at the end of that time I was oompletely cured. I wish I ooulti have got Zara- Buk years ago; it would have saved me a great deal of misery." Zam•Bnk will also be found a sure cure for cold sores, chapped hands, frost bite, ulcera, blood -poison. varioose sores, scalp sores, ringworm, inflamed patohes, babies' eruptions and chapped planes, cute, burns, bruises and 'kin injuries generally. All druggist and stores sell at 60o. box, or post free from Zam•Buk' Co., Toronto, upon receipt of price. You are warned against harmful imita- tions end substitutes. See the register- ed name, "Zara-Buk," ou every pack- age. Yet one 50 -cent Package will last 25 Hens 70 days, Or a ;1.50 fail will do 25 Hens e.80 clays. This is tour times morn material at only three times the cost. STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS Itoyal Purpto creates an appetite for fond, and helps nature to digest and turn it into flesh and muscle. As a Rog fattener, Royal Purple bus no equal. Never Off Feed Dan Mermen, the horseman, says 1 "I have used Royal Purple Stock Specific persistently in feeding 'Tho Eel,' 2.02,, largest wiener of any pacer on Grand Circuit in 1003 and 1009, and Ilonry Winters,' 2.t0;, brother of 'Allen Winters,' winner of $36,000 in trotting stakes in 1908. "These horses have. never been Off their feed since I started using Royal Purple Specific. 2 will always have it in my stables. Your Cough Powder Werke like magic." Make This Test Every ounce of Royal Purple Stock and Poultry Specific is guaranteed. Aug. 28, 1010. W. A. Jenkins Mfg. Co., London, Ont,: Gentlemen, -Last Fall we had in our stables a young mare belonging to Miss Masten, of Montreal. We could not feed her any bran on account of causing violent scouring, consequently causing her to become weak and titin. We com- menced using your Royal Purple Stock Speritic, and the results were wonderful. After using it three weeks, we found we could feed the animal bran or any other sift feed without scouring icer, and the actually took on in this time twenty -live To prove that Royal Purple has no Pounds 01 11esh, we working her at the equal, we want you to make this test : sante time through the hunt. I can heartily recommend your Stock Specific. TOM SMITli. Trainer for tho lion. Adam neck. We also manufacture r Royal Purple Lice Miller 25e, Royal Purple Gull Cure 25e. Iloyal Purple Sweat Liniment 10e. Royal Purple Cough Cure • 60e, Our Cough Cure Will cure any ordinary And we'll ask no questions• -make no cough in four days, and will break tip excuses. S'ou Will be the judge -•- not us. and cure distemper in ten to twelve days. Thisis an honest test, isn't it 7 WeIt your dealer cannot supply you with Poulask you to make it because We know try Royal Purple trends, we Will supply For Poultry that Iloyal Purple is the best Conditioner you upon receipt of $1.50 a pail, pre- paid, tor eithee poultry or stock, or it Royal Purple Royal Purple Poultry :;pacific is our On the market. you Want any Liniment, Gall Cure or Makes naturally. other Specific. 11 is for Poultry -•• vat If you are not satisfied, atter testing Cough Powder, wo will send it by mail, thin Animals tat for stock, it, you don't, lose anything, do you ? postpaid, upott receipt of price, Feed Royal Purple to any one of your Animate for four weeks. And at the same time feed any other preparation to any other Animal in the same condition. It Royal Purple cines not prove to you, by actual results, that it is the best you ever used, we'll return your money. W. A IE 1 IN - M1. CONICIPA..Arito cacz c , o Ai o ROYAL PURPLE STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS AND FREE BOOKLET CAN BE OBTAINED FROIVI T. A, MILLS, GENERAL STORE, .I. WALTON 1VIcKIBBON, DRUGS, AND SAYVIWAYS PAUL, BLUEVALE. Good lace. "Ile doesn't knots euough to come in out of the rain." "Then they ought to put him through d Waterprooling process." Held by the Past. We try to change our mode of life, But find that habit grlT's es, tVe plan to be a e,:'i, rent matt, fen habit slyly trips es. te'e nt^p a cota-se en ether Tines And for success to :^-tutting. 'Chen item) into tee ieciee eel rut Ili 'Well we have be..) ruar,ui;. Good resolutions ny 1l e hale eve trnvoly ru' le woe-ee And, foretell t,y teen,. elle• rem h To :cin our wee l 1; ei ut Off with the olrt. nn tttIb the new, A promising i"•'nr.tn: DLit there's old 1,.!e0 ),•eking 00 .•iu,t 131111' Sergi..') very easy to sit liewn And say henceforth emirs truly Will not mix up in anything That is rot thott;ht out duly; That henceforth rte will concentrate Anil not his l'ure's scatter, Btu eseentin:; them Is not • A very simple matter. The habits or ear dally life. Of slow and patient matting, A re not ra Ily:r'l( t:ut aside, So "a'dIy nt f„•eakln . CGe shear tie Will 110 thus and so Aed be a len times whine', Ibut drop into the ancient ways, Like any other sinner. THERE ARE FEW PEOPLE Who Wave Never Experienced - A HEADACHE. Headaches effect all ages and botk sexes alike, but the female sex is natur- ally the more effected through, the higher nervous development and more delicate organization of the system. burdock Blood Bitters has, for years, been raring all kinds of headache s, and if you will only give it a trial we feel sure it will do for you what it has done for thousands of others during the past thirty-five years. ,)Yrs. 0. Vf.^.adows, Clarksburg, Ont.. writes:.." I'or years I was troubled with 91t C headsche and dizziness, ss• and v a, als.s constipated. 1 was advised to tr•• Burdock Blood Fitters. 1 only took three bottle of the medicine; now f fedi like a new women. 1 find 1 ani completely cured, and I tail truthfully testify that it is the best medicine 1 have ever used, Burdock Blood Bitters is manufae tired. only by The T. Milburn Co., Li -nit - ed, 'Toronto, Ont. 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