HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-11-16, Page 3TORTURED FOR
TMRTY FIVE YEARS
treallyeeeld not live wilhaut"Ft jila-ifyes"
hexer# iVeent ON'. ian. 29th, tl91o.
"Poor thirty-five years (and I am now
a 'area over seventy) I have been It
terrilelesufferer froth C4..isti ation, No
• matter what remedy ear pi} y. siders I
employes!, the result was always the
raum--impossible to get a cure. About,
two y€ars ago, I read about 'Fruit -al
ttiit earl s ceci
de
i to
o try th
em.Ih used
elbrutt-eegives ever
sh
&ce,Tley ere the eflst .and only medicinesuitedhy ease, ;fit were not for 'at rsattsfed
that T
could not live" JAM!.1°AOUDFQoT.
arm
,Ga,rden
HIMAI.AYA BEST BLACKBERRY
Grows Anywhere is Corole}a *ad: Can
Be Eerily Shipped at Thourilnd Mtlerr;
The giant Himalaya berry, a far
eastern branch of the blackberry
genus. Is coming tato Ito own end
achieving a great .popularity after S
setback bac. f d
q adoe years becantia of HO
slow propngaUiqu, It has a strong root
system and differs troth the ordinary
bla*kberr, ",u abet it dem .#Eat:. readily
seeker, the new cane growth starting
at or near the root crown, generally
from the train stalk or Gane.
These gapes, #f , erm#tte� ,Wil
#t
p il
o
#
reaeh a length of` ilfty feet in a season,
l:''rult laterals from three to five feet
long are sentoft from these Canes ante
are. gracefully Pendent on the ontplde
greatesttest eci
m y is the world for
all forma of 'Indigestion and Ayspepsia,
is ', Fruit-a,tives" , Doctors as well as
hundreds of people proclaim it.
"Fruit -a -tinea" cures alt stomach
troubles becausegt�it makes the : liver
act11eatthe blood and keeps ne the kidneys, thomach
tweet and clean. s'Fruit-a-tives" is
the only remedy made of fruit juices.
5ee,.a box, 6 for $2.5o, swede! size,
z5c. At all dealers, or sent on receipt of
price by I''rulit-a-tinea Limited, Ottawa.
HOW TO CLEAN WALLPAPER,
For cleaning wall paper, mix corn
starch, whiting and. powdered" fuller's
earth in equal parts, dip the mop in the
powder and rub the walls andceiling
with it. Pullet's earth mixed to a
paste with ammonia, • and spread over
grease spots and; let dry will usually
remOve then. After drying, brush
with a clean, stiff brush, then shake all
powder from the mop, Cover it with a
damp flannel and go alt over the wall
again, wiping in long, straight strokes.
The flannel must be barely "damp, and
as soon as dirty, must be changed for a
fresh one: Stale bread is also
recom-
mended, beginning with thick slices
rub downward from the top, with long,
steady strokes.
Another cleaner is made aro follows:
Mix four pounds of common wheat
flour into a dough; divide this dough
into three or four parts, using them as
you would a cloth to wipe down the
paper, beginning at the top; when the
outside of the dough is soiled, work the
soiled part into the middle, and go on
with the clean surface. The most deli-
cate paper can be Cleaned with it.
Dip a soft cloth in hot corn meal and
rub the walls and ceilingy and if not too
dirty, it will clean.
Because three huge rattlesnakes ap-
peared at the door of a little red coun-
try schoolhouse just as Chas. Pringle,
of Pringle Village, S. Dak., was rising
from hisknees, after• an ineffectual at-
tempt to win the fair "school rearm,"
Miss Mary Clark, what looked like final
defeat to his wooing and converted into
a victory: As he rase from his knees,
Pringle spied the rattlers. "So you
spurn niy love? Said he, Well, here
goes. Sooner death from these rattling
monsters than life ,,without my love
returned." With a shriek of terror
she was in his arms, and the next day
the wedding date was announced,
to.
WEAK LUNOS
CIJRED!
Could Not Walk 100 Yards.
Seattle Man Pays High Tribute
to Mor iscy's No. 10 Lung Took.
$EA, 'TL11, WASIt., Feb, io, Isle.
"I was a complete physical wreck,
and went to Chatham to sea rather
Marriscy regarding Me health, ,Alt trty
friends were ur
e d hadconsumption,
tr T
! fact, T
and n was almost# positive" of
It mYttlf. I was iso tlttn end Weak that
I could not walk 1b0','ards without 81t-
ttng down to rest. Two months and a
bait front the date 1 commenced taklhrt
Dr. Morrtacy's No, 10 Prescription.I
was sine to go to work le the haYireld
and thi Weimer # Worked In
the lumber woods. x oatntibt stay too
#suchfor hitt treatment, see know
w be
taxedsaved toY dad eetuddereds
death a petunia ibat Thaels fortune
hit formulas were left behind tot the
etek and Bufferin d tis a ortu tneitt
hie a great lite .en##T
work,"
L+ Itetiaret 'L'altlor,
the abovePreeerieti0n Is not a "Cure-
A.it" bt' so -carted Patent medicine. Dr.
)iorrieey Pretrerlbed it. fOt' 4t Years, atu
it sired t'houaaftd atter other do iter*
railed'
Prada400dt Is lib.'. Large Slee.
stla }ler bottle --at your d®alert or
rather Morrissey Medicine Cor, l,tnilted,.
iatbtttteltd. title
syaotM2IN WARLESS BLAOImEBBz
Of properly trained vines. Rather late
in the aprlug, after the frosts are over,
thesse laterals become: a mass of deli-
cate
elicate pink bloom, which later gives way
to an
inns '
ase crop_o rery t'Y a R
e
sweet, al -
Most coreless blackberries. The fruit
ripens from July to November, and
through' hanging in clusters on tbe out-.
aide of the vine it is amply shaded,
from sunburn by leavers of a beautiful
olive shade, rather silvery underneath
From three to five years are .required
for the Hitmal`aye to reach perfection,
so'. that growersshould not be hasty in
Passing judgment.
The vine should beaonsidered a trait
tree and taken care of accordingly. It
has always Made good if given half a
chance.
The Himalaya is adaptable to almost
every variety of soil and climate, the
former having more influence over pro-
lifleacy' than the latter. The fact that
it is succeeding in Florida, Alabama,
Newt Mexico, California, New Jersey,
Now York, Michigan, Missouri, Mon,
tana and many other states speaks
Well for its future. It is a perennial
to •amarked degree, vines having
Peened through; a winter 21 degrees be-
low zero unprotected.
The fruit compares; favorably In size
with the best of commonly known
blackberries and as a shipper far one.
classes any of thele.
Fresh berries have been shipped
over a thousand miles the past season
and brought god prices.
•
FARM+$CI ENCE•=WEALTH,
• Ds litopkl p, Illinois poit ex-
pert, has !Motored 'home the.
theory that you cannot keep
taking everytbing out of the soil
without .putting something back.
1t31s dictum bas been justified by
recent experiments conducted
by • the University of Mimes,
which show that with the use of
phosphorus ,crops .have been
doubled.
On the same farm thewheat
yield where phosphorus Was
not used was twenty-four bush-
els an acre; With the phosphor-
us the yield jumped to an aver-
age of fifty-eight and a half
bushels.
Farming is being rapidly Tee-
ognized to be es much' of a set-
encas
e the mock Intricate man-
ufaetureng business. The scien-
tific farmer is the one who will
make a fortune where his fen-
cestors made a bare living
•
Pheipttet'tia Poe Wheat.
Experiments fit 13011 treatment have
been Made on the 'University of illi•
vols experiment plots on the;1.
Noble
tfing'farm In McLean county, and' by
the tike et phosphorous fertilizer the
wheat yield was more than doubled.
The leveragel
a tl un all lots his
� w h
were not treated with phosphorus
was twenty-four bashee
s
an ate, The
areerege yield on the fertilized plots
svaa fifty .eight alhd one-half bushels
an acre.
This hi the cilmn7k of the results that
bare been obtained on the esperinient
Not p year after ;teat and more than
heats out the prep: Banda of lir, b. Cl.
Ilepkins, tbe tints et'sity soil expert,
ti`11u holr,sha
t t (Tope ops ma be doubled
with intelligent treatment.
P111100104111
Sunflower* s rias a
#i.
a e a
are >�^alettvc-, find
we al
place le always nrore Weedlike WvhelY
they are planted in abundance near le
suudowreta give dignity and therm le
that farmstead, and their, liresenee de-
rale taste and oultora of the borne,
tnalier, The seed ruaket good poultry
feed;
TJIE W1IWi 1 S
Tilf POOR IJTSiIEPTIG
Butters Untold Agony
•
After Every Meal,
Near#y everything that enters !e weak,
dyapeptte stama* sets as an irritant;
hence the diifficitlty of effecting a cure.
Purdoek. Bead !litters will relieve all
the distressing Symptoms of dyspepsia,
elect in, a short #Taus effect a cure.
Mrs. V, C. Gross, Berlin, Ont., writes;
•
--!thane beetk trembled with nay Stomach
for the last seven years and tried all kind*
1,f' medicine for it, but none of them ever
cured me, for as soon^as I would quit
using any of
thenthe same
old
trouble
would came beck,' Last fall Iwas ad,
vses#
to try Burdock Blood Bitters, which
[ did, and used four betties, and now feel
io strong I can do all my house work
,7icely and can eat almost anything with-
Okit it affeeting me in any way..
''Our boy is also using it; he always
complained of pain in his stomach and
axil over, like rheumatism, and at the age
of ten had to stay !tame from school. H
hasn't
quite used twobottles et'an
Y d
feeling good, can attend school regular!
and eats heartily."
B.B.B. is manufactured only by T
T. Milburn Co., Limited; Toronto, Ou
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TOVUOIR 16, IJ
,11
THE SHEPI'igRD AND THE l $
• Unto the margin of the river,
The Eastern shepherd lead!. hie timid
shee�p.
He calls them on, but they shad stili
and shiver;
Tin then the atrearn seems. wide, and.
swift and deep.. •
Re calla them On, but they itt fear ars
standing;,
Re calla them on, but on they dare
not go;.
'They heed not now the voice of bis
They Th y only heed the river's fearful
tiow.
Then t
of m e '
train
h...s
Ids . f one only rot . "n
P sett
mother, g
A lamb the shepherd takes unto his
.breast,
And then he gently bends and takes
another,.
And in his arms the two lambs tie at
rest.
is They tie at rent. and as he close en,
folds them.
Y
h tn,
,
Re H. .
bear.s
s them .
safely sty o en the river
i widen
ht ,The tithe lambs know well the arm
that holds them;
They nestle warmly, and are satis,-
,•
fled,
„JUSTICE-- TMX BLUSH OF SHAME.
(Toronto Globe.).
"The administration of justice i
Dufferin brings the blush of shame
my cheek," That statement was mad
openly and deliberately to a . Conset; v
tine convention en W`ednesd$y of las
week
k .ane of themost
Y
x none
P
o E n
delegates. . Tine, speaker is a clergyman
known for twenty years throughou
the constituency as a man of sterlin
character, sober judgment, and big
devotion to the best interests of th
community. He n1'akes earnest an
repeated protests in, the name of man
other Conservatives that the miscar
riage of justice, due to official ineff►
ciency or malfeasance, has been so fre
quent that. the country "has a sad his
tory in this respect,." As regards ; ser
ions delinquencies "silence," he gays
"has reigned for four years."
But why should decent and law -able -I,
ing people in Dufferin be surprised?
Crime will go unpuhished and silence
will reign, not in Dufferin alone, but an
every other county, so long as justice
sleeps and suspicious silence reigns in
the Attorney -General's Department of
the Provincial Government. The "sad
history" of Dullerin is perhaps more
notorious because with; it began the
utter breakdown of public confidences
iii the administration of justice in On.
tarle. The scandalous "Orangeville
case" shocked public opinion. The
very integrity of the lawofiicers of the
Crown was because of it distrusted,
and the nerve of jestice was cut. Since
that daythe D
sort
h e men
A t hiss limped
Pd
and fallen' down in case after case,
Criminal as Well as civil.
The callous and compromising side-
tracking of punishment in the case of
that unfortunate and unbefriended
Orangeville girl, is only one in a series
of unavenged murders.and other crimes
of violence that have disgraced' the
very name of justice in Ontario Under
the Whitney Government.. All the pre-
tence and parade of a system of Pro.
vincial Police have only. mocked the
public demand for capacity .and right-
eoousnessin the administration of jus -
„gee. Things have come to such a pass
that not only do lawyers despair of
getting departmental action of any kind
in ordinary eases,.but the people have
ceased. to expect that offences under
industrial and labor statutea-will be en-
forced, Why should the mint and anise
and cumin be respected when the
weightrer matters of the law are set
aside? A' huge and subservient major-
ity in the Legislature bas given depart-
tal mediocrity and indifference a long
chance in the Government of .Ontario,
Then the fond mothers, with maternal
longing,
Look on beyond that river's fearful
t
They anwbut follow, and behind them
thronging,
e Their fleecy comrades are in haste
a, to go+
t
r
D w
a n b ala e'
v tr
Y s n er,
t o than
n
gany
shrinking,
t Theirs lambs they follow` o'er the
flowing tide;
g • They heed not now. the swimming or
Theyh b sinking,
the stream, and reach
dthe further side.
y: And while theirtender shepherd kindly
feeds them,.
They think no longer upon what hath•
- He gives them back their iambs, '• and
then he leads them '
By the still welters, by +,... pasture
green.
1
•4:-.-
ints
for
Mothers
D. Wfl.7's Advice.
Cblleren under •;horrid Apt eat et the Rears Unny with
ten years or age
t4aadsEita, ,.
it utothera knew the enormous Tail
ratitap tq be derived from s
uclx a
prueedtare they woutd lceleotne the
Idea. 4hildreu Venni then eat,, food
espy tally nutted Io ehihirrn, Things
Would he ooketi, artt.d they weals#, bane
betere them just what the sbould silt..
se It is they see the ford, before
theta that is eaten by tbN growuupn,
Mai they e` a
dutn
Y d it, ery fur ! max
ar
for it or cajole by tiny other method
t
t• hhe. nd°
fonthat! paerentlittle Tri One too ofistenir pronetoato saythe,`
"Ob, let hen hate It ibis once.". And
there you ere. You know the met,.
the little fevered tu'aw.. the cane pains,
etc.
glut if with n bit ot, Petra work the
little ones were pernnttted to bare Only
that which bt rorttgulzed as good for
them their eyes *skin not be bigger
that their Rt,attam tt i, te tl*e resulting
:ood of all rant #'tura.
Berrien ant very itleutiful and; are
rely ;au
d %, d, ,7
tiy theyought z not
t0
,,e
served rc
thi!c
u uuless.
the tenets
ed
e s
are extracted. '!'hat 14, #bey may be
Booked and the pulp and ,tutee only gin
en to the rbildren. deeds are indlgestt
ble, and there in n posalbllltY that
they May longe in the appendix.
The truth of the matter is tbat all
foods at this time cat rte.year are nour-
tel7ing it prepared property. The great
intatake made is that we do not take
!me to prt'paire them, hispec'lalty is
Ids Gad for the ehiid gine out of ten
biliiren, perhaps, do net knew haw ttt
hew their food properly, They swat,
ow as soon ne possible, and time
bunks of fresh food are given to the
!costive ermine, wbith are unable to
atP with them, Especially rla1
1 is
title the
e
1i a with uncooked fruits.
I would put a ban on nearlji all no.
coked fruits for rititdren. They prob-
laty cause More trouble than any,
hing else. and ail on account Of iin-
roper mastit'tttion, lint it fruits are
ooked It is another mutter. It is.
o. nu easy matter.. fr Malmo has
hus
tended the sumer season to be one
f vegetables and trusts, and It should
e taken advantage of.
In regard to Wants i have one
Inc to say tlrot. Mast and always,
ud that is a strict diet or pure milk,
rererably mothers; if not this. then
ane !Walt by nu1mAI's,
Milk for the babe is the one great
nod print•ipto 'mended by nature.
nd nothing curt take its t7Juce, But
pedally in for but Weather great
acre must be taken to gmard theeleam
condition under which this milk .is
natty made ready for consumption.
ery often there is a groat mistake
quitting the milk diet for children.
Would suggest that under the age of
ree years milk should be the child's
ief form of food.
and the causes are many. that bring
"the blush of shame." But will the
Conservatives of Dufferin or any other
constituency back'their brave words
with adequate deeds?
CARTELS
ITTLEc.
L.
Se 'shall it..be' with you, 0 weeping d
mother!
Whose 1
amb t
he Lord ht ,•
hath taken
from your sight;
'Tis He hath done it, He, and not an c
other;
Your lamb lies in Rio arms clasped i
close and tight.
' 1a
Acrosstheenstream your little one is e
tto
That you may fear no more the in
quick,. dark flow, 0
But that, with steadfast heart and b
faith unshaken, '
You may be ready after it to go. th
This is the tender Shepherd's loving ''n
pleasure, • N
To bless at once the little lamb and a=t
you;
He knows that _where with Him is f
Your best areas r
e,iThere fixed forever will
your heart es
be too. •
DO YOU KNOW THAT—
Still tongues make lawyers weep.
Common
Common courtsey,is akin to genius..
Wise men hustle, while fools' are.
certain.
It is rumored that the hobble skirt is
on its last legs.
A valuable man is one who always
knows what to do nett.
As a man's salary gets higher his
wife's gowns get lower.
All the world is a stage, and life is
the greatest show on earth.
Insincerity has taken a few orders,
but it never held a job long.
It is much easier to tell the truth
than to keep a lie whitewashed.
If y.ou have anything to say to a
mule it is safer to say it to his face.
A mule makes no progress while he
is kicking, neither does a man.
Often the daughter of a druggistgeta
her good looks from her father.
The proud peacock of to -day may be
only a feather duster to -morrow.
If we'd practise the Golden 1lule, the
lawyers would have less practice.
It is not deeds nor sets that last—it
is the written record of those deeds
and acts.
An automobile does not prove that a
man has motley, but that he did hava.
The plan who invented the phrase,
"Always an the job” slid a good day's
work. Keep busy.
The desire for possession ie becoming
ss and the desire for accomplishment
is becoming greater every' day.
'i"ou should never sell an easycustom-
er
be nh'
b is reasonable sneer
y able ne
gds for'
,tf
once bitten that way he'll be twiceshy.
When
youhearof
a concern that hat is
knocked by his competitors, you will
find it safe to send for its catalogue
before you buy.
After all, samples de speak louder
than
words; you ought to be able to
tell how yott lived yesterday by the
Way jou feel' today,
nnenesty means what atnan.thinks as
well
as
what he
does; and a matt 18
nothing short of a fool nowadays who
is not absolutely honest.
'Sick It a$aeheandrelteveallttne tronbtesincti les
dent to ri bttioas at4to at the system, each as
Dizziness, Nausea, Drowalnets. Distress atter
canna, pain in the Side, ae. while their moat
remarkable enceess has bCen &hown itt curing
S I
'PendaC6
e Yet 7arier
+a� Little
w t
sear
*Ilia areeqally valuableln coastipatioe,outing andptet
voting tiriaannoylhgcom lath# Whitetheyalecr
correct all disorders or the is mach, etimulatethe
liver and regulate the o boucle. I.v, en it thoyoair
cured
•
AehethetWauldherlmontprice'leasto t]nAeAbint
ender from this dletresaln'gcomplaint; bnttertia
nateltthoirgoodnessdoce notondhete,landthoile
*he once try thetawinandtheasittele11Is
p
'r
Wra n
4aabldfnaamany . aiyyathat tlley yvitl bot bewit,
.liag Wee wlthbuttheta iutattcr all sickbead
III
%ehane ofas Many ltvea that is where
We t eako etlr great bowl. Woos ninon While
others de not,
Carter's Little titer Alit are. very Wadi Old
very easy to take . (Meer two pillemske a dote.
WAY tea a)trletl vegetable Mtn de not gripetit
purgee,abusty t*eir genie sctlon please all
,s1e nt.
CAM* IMAM Otto Ihri l 1&' tr
iy
11
in
th
ch
Children's Dresses.
Every mother desires to see her iit-
giel dressed attractively. She can
compilsh this by melting their frocks
rseif or with the help of ac settee
reps. Materials can be bought for
eh stunk price now that every young
ss sbould be provided with one or
ao nen' dresses to begin the sebum
ur and to curry her over to the WI ti
Season. when cloth truces acre need
tie
Ile
he
st
SU
ml
tt
ye
ter
ed.
0
pin
of
pie
an
Is
do
of
and
A
ole
oth
bow
squ
wbi
a b
laid
also
to
and
foto
t et)
peal
sho
roves
eft c
hent
inch
ed
plus
shirt
teed
high.
and
shoo
tie pretty little model Is made of
k dotted lu'n•n trimmed with bands
awls eyelet Insertion. 1t is a one
ce model, clusilg ut the tett side
d having a square neck. The neck
finished With :t band tit thy�`' Meer
a, which continues down flue side
the front. where the dross opens,
Is used for a belt and cuTfs.
n embroidered unimpe with toil
eves Is worn with It 11 desired. An
er frock of blue and green plaid
a plain blue gingham yoke cut
are and trimmed with rows of
te cotton soutewhe braid. C'url's and
elt are the game. The material is
in three bas plaits in front and
In the back, width fall straight
the hens. The sleeves are sbort
Tightly full, giving plenty of play
the little arms,
frock of bine and White polka dot
percale has a shaped bib yoke of
n blue, which extends over the
alders and is edged about with two
of white linen braid. beep shap.
ufrs tIiaa the long full eteeves. The
Of the skirt is formed with a five
bared of plain blue with -the top
sed with braid. The bodice is quite
my tent end joins the bee plaited
With a narrav belt of braid trite*
bice. A shallow suimpe having*
eoiiar is worn with this dainty
sensible frock.
rain an
y ane of these three a7bdelb
sea neve dress for ybur tittle girl.
is
•
A
and
sent
da
each
hers
ing b
Lipa
en, h
not
Amuaine the Kiddies.
mother \Ate likes to !see her lads
lassies in the house interested in
e occupation "tote# them the other
that
tabs Would e
v n ua
rtes to
child who discovered or hint er
elf the psalm in Which the follow.
ircle were mentioned: The dove.
Afoot. ,
Spate
• Atte
Sanies Mcl%bry, a welt -known farmer nmt•17
of the Sydenham district, dropped dead nbnu
as Fre was about to get eut of hisbuggy. ries
De is survived by a widow and three twits
t Ilildfell. ales#
r.
W a s]to rt
w 'try at ,
. h 7, ran
hint rent! eae'e. , ; , uuaeme it Watt
ttllowed t,a use the 00n0ord*net!
r the birds were "dtseoiere49 the
or tolyl nil the etogles Ohs keit*
1 them. and the children had Atte
to ten ales, tied the day, which
it fieitlp ane, WAS tett tit the ti t
01 the vec44t1ts'u.
VARIGOSE VE1118
.NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT,
0onftnod to .. its Home for ook**
"navy work, severe lrtraittiak aad evil habits is youth brougb oe
" �.. Vartcoe,, Woe. When 1 worited Marti the *Olegwarm
SCvereeand1 wstt0fteua d up, for a week et t. Tee.
1400 144 told ane an operation waw nay onlybop8-.•but t
1tiledseverpl,apeneiilleta,butteteftlrtAlttailShel w-
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