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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-05-18, Page 6it .8 KERNELS iftiV, 1E1 .111111( MILL interesting Paragraphs from our exchanges, ••••••••••••■••••••••.***************.****0••••••••••••••,•••••••••,.........,.."..„...... noeleene............ eneeneen,.........n. The Government gave a favourable "Blushiug apples" are a pretty des - reply to the Toronto deputation who sert, and can be recommended at this ;inked for a lease of land near the wes- season, when many cellar -stored apples tern harbour entrance for a. park. ' are a little flat in flavor. Peel and A piece of leather can now be trans- stew -pan. eore the apples, and set in an earthen formed into a pairof boots in 84 minutes Make a nice syrup of sugar and hot water, adding enough red cur- andpassing through the hands of 63 people rant ght jelly to color it brired. Pour through fifteen machines. this over the apples, and cook them un- ..... --ene-------- til soft all through, but not mashed. When eooked allow the apples to cool, A. weak Chested Boy. then put in a glass dish carefully, and "My boy Frank seemed week -chest- pour the syrup over therm When quite ed and took a very severe cold," writes cold the centers of the apples may be Mrs. D. Stevens, Ninga, Man."- Th e filled with stiff sweetened whipped many medicines used did not seem to cream, piled up in a little rosette an benefit him, until we tried Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine and top. found it to be exactly what was wanted to cure him." No treatment is so Sick headache results from a disord- a eure for -thorough and effective as croup and bronclaitis, Covetable McKay and Mr, Gordon were bringing two prisoners across Co- balt lake in a canoe when one of the lawn stoodup and the craft turned over. They clung to tbe craft andwere saved. Is there anythingin all this world that is of more importance to you than good digestion? Food must be eaten to sust- ain life and must be digested and eon- verted into blood. When the digestion fails the whole body suffers. Chamber- lain's Tablets are rational and reliable cure for indigestion. They increase the flow of bile, purifythe blood, strength- en the stomacho and tone and strength- en up the whole digestive apparatus to a natural and healthy action. For sale by all dealers. Many cinematograph firms are selling their old films to boot manufacturers of leather dressers, who treat the cellul- oid by chemical process and use it for making the gloss on patent leather boots and shoes. CASTOR IA For Infants and. Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the signature of ered condition of the stomach, and can be mired by the use of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. nu it. For sale by all dealers. Attacked by two wildcats, Edgar Clarkson, a farmer, of Pawling, N. Y. bad a bard fight for life recently. He was terribly scratched and bitten. Clarkson missed one of his calves and made a tour of his farm in search of him. In a clump of bushes near the foot of the Pawling Mountains he stumbled across the body of the calf, on which the wildcats were feeding. They turned on him with fury. He defended himself as best he could and at last killed the smaller of the cats. The larger cat sank his teeth in the farixer's neck and mild not be beaten off. When Clarkson was fast losing strength and staggering about blindly, his dog appeared, sprang at the fero- cious wind beast and killed it. Children. Ory FOR FLETCHER'S cAs-r ORIA Young calves. *eye Hoard's Dairy- man, shcnld be fed very seeringly at Ent; three er four rounds of whole nd'k at a rowel is suite euuugh helve a day. It is better to =derfeei at the bee"r-tg to overfees1; overfeed- ewee.tne 14`4.,•%•A!g to smeoe as a - treeneit f ernetweerien. As the yaraeg- ieter wenee, the annexa.oef the wieeie Coolies carry the raw cotton =es.- netree =ay be grenereanny meree..seO.. At "nlyfiaughter suffered from infiam- the mountain ranges semirating tneetTel ran' el, the enenea week seme _edeyeines zed eczema on her bead," Bashi in Western China from Ran VS:. =1+17 aneene to tae rate= ennti 4.611jci arPoartbPalcainsford, ley. On an average each carries a roeeet rase azae:=Aca- wag the an- ruered greatly. The doctor fail - weighing 150 pounds 16 miles a dae-o=n fendereen-onnn ad neereasing the whole ed to help her and on recommendation of a, friend; I used Dr. Cbaseis -Oint- 111 \\t. ARE FEW PEOPLE Who lbw) New Experiente4 A HEADACHE. Headaches effeet all ages and both sexes alike, but the female sex is natun ally the more effected through the higher nervous development and more delicate organization of the system. Burdock Blood Bitters has, for years, been curing ail kinds of headaches, and if you will only give it a trial we feel sure it will do for you what it leas done for thousands of others during the 'as thirty -eve yeers. Mrs. 0. Meadows, Clarksburg, Ont., writes—"For years I was troubled with sick headache and dizziness, and was awe constipated. I was advised to try nurdoek Blood Bitters. I only took three bottles of tbe medicine; now I feel like a new woman. I end I am completely cured, and .1 can truthfully testify that it is the best medicine LW) ever used. Burdock Blood Bitters is manufac- tured only by The T. Milburn. Co., Limit. ed. Toronto, Ont. • , . & RUnneti FOR Dile nING, WI id FLY Int -MANCE. •••••••••••6 •••••••01,... HE 1ALZAC WAS HUNGRY, A Hundred Oysters and Twelve Pepe Keep tbo flies away from t sic?' 1 If Renew,. de Balzace the "Shake- especialle those ill with corita, • i ds- epeare of the uovel," did not live to eases. Kilt every fly that at s • into ;A great age it was probalny due to t sick room. His body I. . leered Ins reversal of nature's rutin for • with d .ease germs. Do not allow decaying in it nial of any sort to accumulate on or e your premises. All refuse which tends in a y way to fermentation, snob as beddin , straw, paper, waste and vegetable itter, should be disposed of or cover 'with lithe or kerosene oil. Screen all food, whether in t wise or exposed for sale, Keep all receptiteles for garb care- fully covered and the cans denied or sprinkled with oil Or lime. Beep all stable manure in v tilt or • pie screened or sprinkled with 1, lime, or other cheap preparations, slob as are sold by a number of reliabl nanu- lecturers. . See that your sewerage syste is in good order, that it does not leak, is up- to-date and notexposed to fies. Pour kerosene into the drains. Burn or bury all table refuse. Screen all windows and doors, eniec- !ally in the kitchen and dining rite n. Anybody can tell a good thing that If you see flies you may be sure that comes to him after it has gone about a thousand miles past him. A woman could vote better by the ribbons Iter party wore than most men lo by the principles their's claim. It doesn't take long for a smart man in business to learn there are smarter nen in the same kind of business. If a man knows the different cats in the neighborbood by their yeowling on •the fence he thinks he has a fine ear for music. Fewer words, the more trutb. A friend can get mighty fond of you Mien he wants you to do something for hien The minute a man gets hard up there are a lot of his best friends who doubt his character. When a man looks his solemnest it's hard to tell whether he is going to the dentists or to dine with relatives. REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR. A young woman pretends to know less than she knows and a young man more, there breeding place is the door, u ider the table or in nearby elth. It mai be behind the cuspidor. If there is no dirt and filth, there will be no flies. ••••••••1110.0•*••••• ZAM-BUK HEALED BM'S SORES Mrs. C. Pardy, of 471 Seigneurs St., Montreal, writes:—"I cannot tell you how thankful I am for the cure Zam- Buk has worked in the case of my baby son. He was troubled with scalp dis- ease and I tried everything I could think of, but in vain. Finally I tried Zam-Buk. I could see an improvement after two applications! After perse- vering with the Zam-Buk treatment he is now completely cured. Zam-Buk is certainly a wonderful balm, and I shall always keep it on hand." Mothers should use Zam-Buk for all children's skin sores, ringworm, scalp sores, cuts, cbafings, bruises, etc., be - When a man is attentive to okl cense of its great purity. . Also cures ladies its a sign his wife reminded him piles, eczema, bad leg,. varicose sores, to be for some advantage to be had out etei 50.egmoaall (32.regvasbtisetainsdbessrlosr. of it- baby's bath _____0_,an(rfor delicate skins. A woman can he most mistaken about bavnig married a man and yet be very Law Regarding Dangerous Weapons. glad she did it. The Provincial law in regard to the Brzeina. and Sore Byes. sale of deadly and -dangerous weapons is now in force. It provides that no such weapons shall be sold to anyone under eighteen years of age, or to any- one else who does not hold a certificate from the proper police authorities per- mitting the purchase. All sales of such weapons must be recorded, and there is a penalty of fine or imprison- ment, or both, far violation of the law. This to a certain extent has been ren- dered necessary by the influx of for- eigners from countries in which the law has not yet succeeded in convinc- ing the people that it may be trusted to protect them without the necessity lief it affores esses of ineeeratism. tnre lots of sae- five or six acres. If of arming themselves for their own Sold by ell dealers. the area is small, hogs will root and protection. They arm themselves with The Dead Sea contains n4 per cent. that will call for rings. I don't like daggers, knives, pistols and other mur- derous weapons, and when they lose their tempers under the influence of liquor er other exciting cause there is herrn done. There is no necessity for any person in Canada under ordinary circumstances to tarry' • dangerous weapons. It has been given out that the law will be strictly enforced and those who violate it must be prepared to take the consequences. for this is paid the equivalent -of abaet Iren'e 4.:tz-Za iI44:1;c14.)=-"ItzXiIe 03,74is - wh,L,,2:1 takes at intent, whien made a eomplete cure. seven cents United States currency. .1With a tee:2i hewn I write von tins a week. iene-e enme far oneegitg -tetter." frare nizele mine lb &peens S5=e7Ittat Z4P.S71 tiee coreitien ef the - OATABEFt CANNOT' BB CUR.E.1, Abundance of Pasture for Hogs. eta and cireumstat..-zem... vuith LOCAALPPLICATIONS, as they Speaking on the question of pasture cannot reach the seat of the disease. For soreness of muscies witetiter in- it for hens a writer in the American Ag - Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis- aced tveiseent enercievoritijeryChainni lxiculturist, says: "I like to have an ease,eind, in order to cure it you must nerlai,n s Ifrnment is excellent This lin- t takeinternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh t hl 7 a.'""l'11(.te a pasture arided into pas Cure is taken internally, and acts dile ectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Heins Catarrh Cure is not a. quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It heavier than the human body. The is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produce such won- derful results in curing Catarrb. Send for testimonials free. 1". J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, price 15c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- pation. of solid matter and is, bulk for halk, "••••••'.."^••••••••....... By recent changes made in the de- sign of the Motorcycle its appearance is greatly improved by making use of the tubes of the frame for the storage of many of the parts which are now hung to it. For this purpose it is nec- essary to make the tubing a, trifle heav- ier. h is Miserable To Be Dyspepticv Drepsie is one of the most. prevision trou les of civilized life, and thousands suffer untold agony after every meal, Nearly everything that enterer a weak dopeptre stomach, acte as an irritant; hence the great difficulty of efteeting a Ietire. The long train of disttessingsymptems, which render life a burden to the victim of dyapepsia, may be eirotriptly relieved by the Use of Burdock Blood Bitters, Mrs, Soho Sberrett, Fortier, Man.. writes:—"/ was troubled with dyimpeli- iot yearn. A friend of mine told me about Burdock Blood titterer so I got a bottle to try, and before I Ives hen drilled 1 could eat anything without *offering. and when I had used two bottlee1 WAS sound and well. Now I '$sf jut fine; indeed I can't say too Irma in favor ef your medicine." Surdork Blood BMW is manuftte- tared only by The 'I% Milburn Co., Limit,. 44, Toronto, Otn. the rings, because they interfere with the eating to a Certain extent and to density of tbe water in this inland sea ring them is not the most pleasant job. will be realized when it is stated that Give them a large field or orehard and in a ton of water from the Caspian Sea there will be little or no rooting. If a there are Ileibs. of salt, in the Atlantic hog is confined, he starts around in the there are 31 lbs.; in the English Chan- manning to seek an opening in the nel 12 lbs.; in tbe Mediterranean 85 fence, and if perchance their be one, particularly if the enclosure is small, he will find it even if be has to root to do it. If placed in a 10 -acre pasture, buoyancy of the water simply renders he soon gets tired tramping around, it difficult to make much headway, a and then either lies down or goes to feeding. Hogs cause far less trouble in a large pasture than they do in a small one." lbs., and in the Dead Sea 187 lbs. Many believe it is impossible to swim in this sea but while the excessive swim is both feasible and enjoyable. Indeed, did Palestine belong to any power but Turkey, probably the north- ern shore of the Dead Sea would be a popular bathing station. No doubt the ebloride of magnesia which enters so largely into the eomposition ef the water would be found to have medicinal and curative properties. Children Orsr FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR IA Will Mine Salt. That more than a passing interest is productive of the rumor of experiments to be made at Goderieh by the German potash trust towards the discovery of that much-toveted mineral is evidenced in the negotiations for lands suitable for such tests. A. large tract on which one of the first and most progressive stilt wells was operated in the days of the Godernh salt boom has just been purchased by a party of British capit- alists, who will enter into the manufac- tore of salt on an elaborate scale. Machinery for the work en route to Goderich from England, and when in- stalled and the plant is in operation test -holes will be sunk in the expecta- tion of finding potash depotits which their geologists are -confident exist uhe der the brine. • a.Joky..4410alaii40.24.0 J. M. Howell a popular druggist Greensbur Xy., says, "We use Om*. berirtinte ugh Remedy our 'own household and know that it excellent." =arson, Bates & Co., Toronto, For sale by all dealers. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism, You will find Chamber- lain's Liniment is wonderfully ef- fective. One application will con- vinee you of it's merits. Try it. For sale by all dealers. The Stomach Needs Help The liver, kidneyt and bowels must be kept active with DR. CHASE'S KI D N EY- L I VER P I LLS. The liver and kidneys are over- worked in their efforts to remove the poisonous waste matter from the Sys. tem. They fail and become torpid and clogged. The bowels become constipated and etomaeh derange. :tient? follow. There is one meilieine which will overcome this condition more cer- 'le inly and more quickly than any other. and this is Dr. Chases Kid- neyneiver Pills. This medicine gets the bowels in action ut once and by awakening the liver and kidneya ensures the thon ough cleansing of the filtering and excretory systems,. With the poisonous (instructions te- moved, the digestive System resume* its healthful cm -Within, appetite ine proves, pante and aches disappear as well as irritability and depression. You cannot imagine a more tads= factery treatment On pill a dowt, :Cy eelde h thlx, ;di ei,a1c,r4, ler En. nuet Started His Meal, work and recreation. He labored as no other man in the history of litera- ture hat labored, -and then, after per- iods entense application, would go to the opposite extreme. Frederick Lawton, Ills latest biographer, mak- one feel some of the folly of the as weil as the comedy. He not only burned the midnight oil, but Would. keep up his eighteen or twenty hours' daily labor for weeks together until some novel that he was engaged on was finished. During these spells ot composing he would see no ane, read no letters, but write on and on, eating sparing- ly, sipping his coffee and refreshing his jaded anatomy by taking a ba.th, in which he would lie for a whole hour, plunged in meditation. • One of these prolonged claustra - tion, in October, 1834 --the day was Sunday — interrupted liy a call, most unexpected, on his friend Wer. • deo His face was sallow and gaunt with vigil, He had been stopped in the description of a spot, he explain- ed, by the oncertainty of his recon lections and must go into the city in order to ?afresh them, $o lie invited Werdet to accompany him in playing truant for the day. Tice morning was spent in the slums, where he gathered. the informa- tion required, and the afternoon they whiled away in listening to con- cert at the Conservatoire. There he was weleomed by the fasbionebles both sexes, notwithstanding fila that - by coeturrie, which he had donned in view of ins morning's occuoation. On quitting the concert room he earz-ied Werdet off to dine with him at Very's, the most expenttive an.1 aristocratic restaurant in Paris. .ie place was fun. ol. guests, and eeose woo were in proximity to b e *.a.b1.7 where, the two newcom.r, :417 ,lessei were astonished to see the 'on al - .wing nienu ordored and ne y 1 eeneunied by one man, since eVerdet, teine on diet, k only a p ill 1 Cajal:11: A 'tuner. oy, r e 2 eal,ps, a young duck,- a pair r ,a ourtr:kns, a sole, h. re d'o vr . ,,wecte, fruit (more then: a z . can were seveineweln (elf e, 1 pleura. Never since the time of Re belak o eerhape Louie X1V. lied :etch a e- ean.tuan appetite been witnessol. , al Lac was renarohre himself for et ri To renovate -a black alp hat, brush it well to remove alt dust. Pour some olive oil into a saucer and well brush hat all over Place in front of fire to thoroughly dry in the oil. This is all that would be done if sent to a elean- er's. Should the brim be somewhat Out of shape, wring a cotton cloth out of warm water, lay ant and press with a hot iron before applying oil. •••••••1110•••••• HOW NAPOLEON WAS SPANKED. When in exile at Biba, Napoleon told a story of how his mother spanked him. One day, it appears, his mother:a mother was hobbling along the street itt Ajaccio, when Napoleon and his sis- ter Pauline followed the old lady and mimicked her. Their grandmother turned and caught them in the net, She complained to Madame Letitia Bonaparte. Pauline was at °nee spank- ed and disposed of, Napoleon, who was out in his regimental*, Could not be handled, since the uniform was as the flag. But his mother bided her tithes T'he next day, when her son was off his guard, the called out, "Napoleon! Napoleoel Quiekl You are invited to. dine with the governor!" Whereupon the future etriperOr ran to his room to change hie clothes. Ills mother quietly followed, and when she judged that the proper tittle had define rushed into the room, seized her un- dressed hero before he guessed her purpose, laid him acrosa her knee, and belabored him earnestly with the flat of her hand, Why Gold Is Precious. Pure er fine gold will steed any test it may be put. to in compansen wita other metals; it can be Toned or ham- mered, extending it in any diresti.n, until it becomes transparent. It can inn) be drawn into a thread as fine as human hair. It melte at about 2,000 F, and though it may 1)3 kept in a molten state for an indefiaite. time it loses none ot its weight, even hosted the heat be increased. The color is unaffected by • air, water or heat, and will stand any teat or oxida- tion. No simple aeid will dissolve or attack pure gold. In conjunction wibh silver gold is, the fast metal with which man be. mine acquainted, oriel is the most val- uable by reason Of the vast, nuraber of uses to which it de put. It is found! hi abriose every country in a melellie' stake, and nearly always in crystals, - The old Egyptian symbol for gold sign nified divinity and perfection. The chemical term used to -day is mourn. A Dish of Peacocks. A Roman dinner at the house of al wealthy man consisted die ,fty of. three courses. All aorta of atiaredeuttst to the appetite were first served wee andeggs were indispensable to the first eourea. Among the earous dishes' we may • instance the gtoimea hen,; pheasant, tnighltinegale and the thrush - as birds most in repute. The Romani gormands held peacocks in great est&- =non'especially their tongues. Mae-. robins sixties that they were first eatn en ,by Hortensins, the orator, and ace quired such repute that a singe pea- cock was soli for 50 eknotrii, the den- arius being equal to about 81-2 pence of English money.—Chambers' our - nal. The Source of Real Beauty. A sweet, noble disposition is abao- lutely essential to the highest foie* of beauty, says Orieon Swett. Maniere in Suecess. It has transfortned many a plain face. A bad temperill nature,. jealousy, will ruin the moist beautiful. facie ever created. After tan there is' no beauty like that produced by a' • lovely character. Neither cosmetics, message nor drugs can remove the lines of prejudice, selfishness, envy, Anxiety, mental vacilletion, that era • the results of wrong thought habita. A Family Trait. • A school teacher had occasion to send one of the pupils home to his, father, giving him a mete to explain eny. The lite said: Dear Mr. Jones—Your boy Johnnie talks a great deal during ettely hours. The next morning Johnnie returned to school and handed an answer to bit note to too teileher, nolitinie's father had written across it, probably with a pee dipped into the bluing bottler Dear 3ir—It's no weenier. YOU ought to her his mother. One Way of Stretching a Carpet. In putting down a, carpet it is au excellent plan to on& a pair -of rub - bent over tbo inicoe. The rubber on -J, alike the carpet to t* drove out and stratified by simply walking or push- ing the oarpet with the feet freiti. the toertte to the earners. A Modern Youth. Motivr---I gave you a niekeIQ yester. day to be good, and to -day yoiz are just. as bad as you win be. Willis—Yoe mai trying to ehow you that you get your money's, worth • yeeterday. How to Keep ROW Juicy, Lower the temperature of cui Wren considerably niter a roast has been in for twenty minutes and the juices be retained. • A «; ....A .10 • •***. **" Posts the Farmer.. • on Market Conditions IVO useless trips to town .for the progressive farmer. His Bell. Telephone saves him all that , • The lata market quotations are his,, and he' waits till market conditions we right before Ping Produce,. The Bell Telephone is as necessary to the uP-to- the-minute fanner as are modern agricultural imple- ments. Re mut have both. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY has already a large number of Rural Subscribers in this dighict The Comiihny's lines will be considerably extended during the present season. To avoid delay or disappointment when you maY require the Service urgently, get your contract now before the lines are located and built. CONSULT THE LOCAL MANAGER OR THE CONTRACT AGENT THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA MONTREAL. Farmers in the vicinity of Wingham and Lucknow who desire telephone service can secure same over the lines of the North Huron Telephone Co. Leave your order with the Secretary, H. B. Elliott, at the Times office, Wingham. INIMIIMIMOI•111••••••••••• PRINTING AND STATIONERY We have put in our' office a complete stock of Staple Stationery and 'can. supply your wants in WRITING PADS ENVELOPES LEAD PENCILS BUTTER PAPER PAPETEItIES, WRITING PAPER BLANK BOOKS PENS AND:INK TOILET PAPER PLAYWG CARDS, etc We will keep the best stock in the respective lines., • .tit • • P.. • and sell at reasonable prices. JOB PRINTING We are in a better position than ever before to attend to your wants in the Job Printing line and all orders will receive prompt attention. -. Leave your order with us , when in need of LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS ENVELOPES CALLING CARDS CIRCULARS NOTE HEADS STATEMENTS WEDDING INVITATIONS POSTERS A CATALOGUES Or anything you inay require in the printing Iine • Subscriptions token for all the Leading Newspapers and Magazines. s TheTimes Office STONE BLOCK Win ham Ont. • . Le.neinfbeennallielisemneneeeneisene.aonee.oeeeesree—e. _.___eoea in 5'