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TRE WING11A I TIMES, SEPTEMBER 2; 1902,
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Lit NIow13', in:Esticatirg the #food thoroughly, even. more, if
possible, than is required in health. The more time the food
upends in the mouth, the less ,it will spend in. the stomach.
Avoid drinking at notal, in general,
dyspeptic stomachs mirage dry food
better tiiait . that containing enttich
fluid. Eat neither very hot nor cold
food, The best temperature is that
of the body. Be careful to avoid
enecee in eating. Eat no more than
the wants of the system require.
Sometimes less than is really needed
must be taken when digestion is very
weak. Strength depends not on what
is eaten, but on what is digested.
Never take violent exercise of any
Fort, either mental or Physical, either
just before or just after a meal.
Nt.ver eat more than three times a
day, and make the last meal very
light. For many dyspeptics, two
meals are better than more. Never
eat a morsel of any sort between
steals. Never eat when very tired,
whether exhausted front mental or
physical labor. Never eat when the
mind is wotritd or the temper ruffled,
if yoti can possibly avoid it. Eat only
food that is easy of digestion, avoid-
irg cutnplic:tted and indigestible
di.hes, and taking Mut one to three
courses at a meal.
After meals take two ST. JAMES
VPI RS, "7 bPileve $t. James Wafers
1 II e it a ate th« most eornuh«te enmbina-
t ion of dra g far atrrngbthening
ll a 1 't the nrtvony ,, stem I Iver mtt
glassful with,"
of hot Dr. Robert M ei:style,
)Price in Canada: $1.0 Q y Ediu,barg, Scotland.
water.
Six bottles for 55.00
They
help stomach,' digest food and send
the nutriment through the blood,
and this is the honest way to get
health and strength, the kind that
lasts, develops and breeds the energy
which accomplishes much. 2
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romnerdrng Them to lhetr patients
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Where dealers are not selling the
Wafers. they are mailed upon re-
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Branch : St. limes Wafers Co., 1728
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Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges
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Mr. J. McKee of Pinkerton, Bruce Co.
has purchased a newspaper at Indian
'dead.
Dating the two weeks of the Toronto
Nair 303 tickets were sold at Goderich
for Toronto,
Wm. Reynolds, one of the pioneer re-
sidents of the Pike Lake neighborhood
,.of Minto, died last week. iie was 74
years of age.
There is no for:' ot kidney tronbfe,
from.. buckiiche (town to Bright's
disease, that Douu's Kidney Pills ♦rill
not relieve ur cure.
If you are troubled with any kind of
kidney complaint, use i)oan's Kidney
Pills.
The tanuery at Teeswacer, which has
not been in operation for a number of
years is again to be put in motion. Ars-
cott Bios. of London, are the new pro-
piietors.
Wur. Wallace,of Petrolia,was married
at Goderich ou Tuesday of last week to
Miss lMiuuie May Spruug. Rev. J. W.
apisinson performed the ceremony at
Win home of the bride's parents.
-At the,Methodise parsonage,Ceutralia,
en Wednesday, Sept. 3, Miss Huttou,
only daughter of ):Bev. B. L. Hutton,
i"ormeriy of Goderich, wus married. to
Fred W.1V1c1)uuaid, L. D. S., of Detroit.
To make money it is necessary to
have a clear, deign t ural' tc cool beau tree,
Iron,. pato, auu ebruug, vigorous nerves.
7tiltttenu e Heart uuu nerve; Yips invigor-
ate gnu bria11teu one brain, streuguten
the nerves, mat remove au heart, nerve
and main mutinies...
Mrs, McDonald, wife of John S. Mc-
Donald, ex -Al, P. P. for Ueatre Bruce,
died at ner home near Ripley on 'Thurs-
day of last week. Deceased was ut fur
poly a sew weeks,
The Goveruinent cold curing rooms
for chetise at Woodstock, Brookville,
Cowaisville and at. Hyacinthe will be
closed at the enat of present mount and
reopened .next summer.
We lean that over 500 persons had
registered their ILiites iu the registry
book ot the Huron Old boys' Aesociatiou
tent on the fair grounds Li Termite dur-
ing the fair. This is an appreciable fact
for the Old Boys of that city for their
labors.
Good health is impossible without
regular action of the towels. Milburn's
Laxa-Liver Pills regulate the bowels,
cure constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness,
sick headaches and all alfoctious of the
organs of digestion. Price 25 cents. All
druggists.
W. E. Porteous, the Wallace thresh-
er, whose arta was ground off in a ma-
chine recently surprised his friends by
returning to work in a few days. He is
attending the engine, and appears to be
as well as ever except for the Ioss of his
terra.
Mr. A. 3. Moore, E. A., of Goderit,ot,
whose, sadden death was reported in our
last lane, had been on the staff of the
oriel Collegiate Institute for 22
eats. Ha was principal of the George.
Witrace=le school prior to going to
Tu polities he was a Liberal
>ion,aPresbyterian. Through-
Osillarlah his death is mourned by
sad ee4, sad many tutpeer pupils
-
abroad will testis Ithe sad in.
'pry dtwp distress.
Mr. Malcolm McLean, postmaster at
Walkerton, who has been postmaster for
fifty years. is 84 years of age, and yet
Bale and hearty.
This year's Torouto fair was the big-
gest fair Toronto ever had. The atten-
dance was 394,010, and the total receipts
exceeded those of last year by $30,000.
Wm McAllister purchased 30 two year
old steers frum Resist. Dilworth, Ethel,
for tbu neat stun of $1300. They are a
fin;) lot and will make the new owner
50tne money.
Mrs. Win. Thomas, nee Miss Lydia
Bender, of Listowel, died at Norwich
last week from. ty phoid fever. Deceas-
ed was 25 years of age and been married
Only 17 months.
For Cholera Morbus, Cholera
Infaututu, Cramps, Colic, Diarrhoea,
Dysentery, and Summer Complaiut, Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is
a prompt, safe and sure cure that has
been a popular favorite for nearly 60
years.
Mr. John Ament, of Brussels, has
'purchased an old hotel property, at Mill,
bank. He is tearing down the old
structure and is erecting a large heading
factory in its place. Mr. Ament will
mo -:e to Millbank.
David McKeever, the ten -year-old son
of Mr. William McKeever, on the second
concession of Elma, a short distance
from Listowel, was thrown from a wag-
on on Tuesday and so injured that he
died in a few minutes.
British Troop Oil Liniment is withnnt
exception the most effective remedy for
Ones, Wounds. Ulcers, Opeit Sorest
rheumatism. Bites and Stings of In-
sects. etc. A large bottle 25 cents. Get
one at your Druggist's.
Mr. Wm. Acheson has sold Isis farm,
lot 3on the 3rd con. of Hallett. to Mr.
Thomas McMichael, who lives across the
road. The farm contains 100 acres and
has on it a good house and fair buildings
The price paid was $6,200.
This year Mrs. Wrn. McKenzie, of
Teeswater, made twelve entries of fancy
goods for Kingston Fair and secure•)
eleven first prizes and one second; she
also exhibited at Ottawa and made the
same record which certainly is very
creditable indeed.
Charles Blashill, formerly of Brussels,
and Miss Nellie, daughter of 13. W. end
Mrs. Boston, of London, were united in
marriage ou Wednesday evening of last
week, at the residence of the bride's
parente, 174 John street. May their
years of happiness be many. Mr. Blashill
is a resident of the Forest City and has
been for some years.
Mrs. Mary McTavish, relict Of the late
Duncan McTavish, passed away at her
home in Shakespeare on Friday morning
at the age of 76 years. The deceased
lady was born in Glenquaich,Perthehire,
Scotland, and with her father the late
John Crerar, and other members of the
family, came to Canada when she was a
child and resided on lot 21, eon.1), North
Easthopo, where she lived until her mar-
riage, when the young couple took ilp
residence on lot 18, con b of the sante
township. Mr. McTavish died in 1850,
and shortly afterwards his widow moved
to Shakesbeare, where she lived up to
the time of her death.
Iklr. T1►os. Suell, principal of Mu h-
woodpublic school. died, on Sept. 8th,
aged 32 years. Deceased had bee ill
for $cuta MOM lia with liver end i Heart
trouble, but it was until quite recently
that the disease assumed a serious
nature, so that the news of hie death
crone as a severe shock to many.
—4.020 doenttients were registered at
the Bruce Vomiter Registry Office last
year on which the fees amounted to
$4504.50. :)37 mortgages were register-
ed anti Mt discharges of mortgages, 145
wills, 110 leases, and 1407 deeds, were re-
gistered, 115 mortgagee registered were
for $5000 and the aggregate amount was
$1,215,235.65.
The l)wy or Miracles
Its past, but many who are cured of
itoldug, bleeding or protruding piles by
the itse of Dr. Chase's (Nutmeat look
upon their recOvery as the next thiug to
miraculous It is not uncommon for
persons a ho have nlldergoI1e painful,
risky and expensive operations In vain to
be fi.uaily cured by this wonderful oint-
ment. It is the standard the world over
and the ouly gua auteed cure for piles.
The face of King Edward on the new
Canadian coinage is turned to the right,
while thiteof Qiieieu. Victoria on the old
coinage is turned to the left. The reason
for this is- that for upwards of 200 yeare
wherever there is a fresh coinage after
the accession of a new British monarch
the head of the new =parch
ou the new coin faces in the opposite di-
reetiou to that of his or her immediate.
predecessor.
Early Wednesday morning, Sept. 17,
Mr. Wm. Pullman, of the West Ward,
Mitchell started on foot to assist his
brother, Thomas of Efibbert, at thresh-
ing. He was in the very best of
health and as cherry as usual. As soon
as work began lie was assigned a position
ou the.stack. ae.k. About au hour later he
was seen to fall, and when reached
life was extinct. Deceased was 73 years
of age.
Burdock Blood. Bitters is a purely
vegetable combination, that in a safe
and natural manner acts directly upon
1 the Bowels. Liver, Kidneys and Bluod,
cleansing the eutire system of all
I impurities, foul humors and obstructions
that poison the blood aur' create disease.
George Lowry, Princess street, Brus-
sels, who was thrown out of a buggy
three weeks ago and had his left shoulder
dislocated, is improved quite nicely
although not able to resume work yet.
He might have broken his neck as there
was not a back ou the buggy seat and
when the horse shied• at some children
swinging, Mr. Lowry was thrown
backward out of the conveyance.
Several people, who are selling steel
ranges in this vicinity, are making their
headquarters at the Qneeu's hotel.
They have several wagons driving,
through the country and must do a big
business or else have abnormal profits
if they are making it pay. The steel
range is sold about :118 above the price
which local hardware merchants ask for
the ranges they carry.—Oreugville
Banner.
A Feeling of Security.
Our patrons entrust their prescriptions
to us for filling with feeling of security
and confidence. They know that the ut-
most care is exercised. and only the best
and purest drugs supplied. Our stock of
imported Perfumes and fine Toilet prep- I
ar•ttions is large and most complete midi
our prices the lowest. i
PAINES CELERY COMPOUND
The medicine that is making thousands 1
well and strong. is our best seller from t
day to day. For rheumatism. neuralgia, I
liver and kidney troubles and rundown
condition, we strongly recommend
Paine's Celery Compound. It'` gives
woudrons and happy results to all who
us it. v
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C. A. CAMPBELL, DBUuuIST,
Wingham, Ont.
One of the early aucl most honored
settlers of McKillop, in the person of
Charles Dickson, passed peacefully
away on Tuesday, Sept. Itith, aged 50
years. He was a Liberal iu politics and
a Presbyterian in religion. Mr. Dickson
was born in. Berwickshire, Scotland.I
Over fifty-four years aro he was united
in marriage to Ellen Melds, and in 1853,
they, with their three children, and ac-
companied by his father and mother, 1
brother George, still living in McKillop,
and his sister cane to Canada and direct-
ly to McKillop and settled on the farm •
on which he lived till the tune of his
death. Besides his aged partner, who
for over half a century has shared his
joys and sorrows, he haves a family of
six sons and four daughters. They are
Aclani, in "McKillop; Peter, in Manitoba;
Mrs. Kibler, in Warren, Ohio; Mrs.
Campbell, in Gorrie; Mrs. Gilbert Mc -1
Michael, in Hallett,; James, of Niagara i
Falls; John and George, in Chicago;
Thomas and Lizzie itt hens'.
S<100 itewar,t, :a100.
The readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that there is at Least
one dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitution-
al disease, requiresHa constitutional
treatment. all's Catarrh Care is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood end mueous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the founda-
tion of the disease and giving the pa-
tient strength by building pu the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. Tho proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers, that
they offer One litindred Dollars for any
case that it, fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address,lj`. S. CnnNlw & Co., Toledo,
Ohio,
Sols by druggists, tic
Hall's Family Pills aro the best.
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It is onr sad duty this week t0 clt uu-
r
eels the dent's of Pelee:li(+i,Hil, whivh
occurred at the a-sylum in Denton • on
Tuesday, Sept. ''slit. Some tilt el years
ago the above nnnvd gr•ntleiitati re-
ceived a gnu -stroke from which hi;
mind became u'shale 11eed, end. he was
taken to the above 'muted institution for
treatment, but never recovered from the
affliction which pro,lnceil his death
Mr. McNeil, was boat in Coburg some
54 years ago, growing up to manhood in
that place. After his marriage rt) Miss
Ellen Clark, the pre+Hut bereaved wife,
he moved to Iiincurdine aid settled on a
farm 3 guiles onr. He was 'itccessful at
his occupation and went to Cinton to re-
side some twelve years ago
Health for W •n.
"Few theses 111 wine .important to a
community than the health of its tt0
neo. If strong is the frame of the
mother says tt proverb, the sous will give
laws to the people." Ur. Clptse's Nerve
IFood is especially' wetuan•k medicine.
By its action on elle+ blood and nerves it
gives strength and vigor to the delicate
feminine orgais artd ensures their regu-
lar and healthful function-. It gives
color to the pale, strewth to the weak,
and a rounded form to the thin and
angular.
New Patents
.Crnadian Patents.— C. J. Stainton,
B. M: Armst!rcnes & J. II. .grouse,
valves ; 3. II'. Termer, wire stretchers ;
G. Emery, Speed and propelling' mech-
anism for b:cycles and ether foot driv-
ing machinery ; A. Brouillard & M.
"Peahen; water ctcset ventilators ; J.
Kippen and R. if..t ppen, automatic
milk agitators ; J. C. Fountain and J.
Schram, device for delivering exhaust
;steam and water. to the boiler; F. L.
H. Sims, machines for , 'generating
ncetylenc from carbide of calcium; II.
Larose. Baling Dresses ; S. George,
valves.
U S. Pntenta.— 0 II. Bureaneinteal.
T. I1:,wthu.rn•:+, ccmbin• d perforating,
ring forming an '.n; erting nlacl:inery ;
H. L. McGowan, :signaling machine; T.
F. 2lieian en, car 'counting ; w. A.
ixsat':refsos; F. Third, jr., ear-
burvier ; A. elV. 'lob:neon, .dredge:
bucket ; A. W. Itobineen, -boom for
dredges, cacavaters, etc., A. W. Rob-
inson, bolsi gear for dippsr buckets
for woe upon dredges, steam shovels,
etc. ; Marini tits veli; C. W. Veltman,
air cooling and purifying epparatus.
This is the new scientific remedy for
backache, lame or weak back, gravel,
Bright's disease, diabetes, dropsy, and all
kidney,ebinslder and, urinary troubles of
young or old. If your back or kidneys
th
bo ler you, just try Ike I'trcxl,n's BAC .-
ACI11 KlBMX 'TAaS.Lls. They'll convince
you they're good by euring you* Plied
50c. a box, at all druggists or sentbymail,
Tian T)it. 'LISA PITCHED. Cu,, Tomato, Oai.
To Teach Ft rtn Pupils
l.it real. Sept. 13.—The party of
tlt•itis.t etlucutienists who 0utne to tills
•'. unt ry for the parpal:i of becoming
(e a:lint l with its trseurccs and cap -
•til t.e,+ h,v: return •d here efter the r
nlr, to the, number of thirteen, and
+fa'c't for England to -day by the Par-
ish C,
'1'tfey eeprees 111 nitcls es potted •vitb
.v het they sew. of the country. Dr.
1•y, ce 13erkletmstcd, England, stetes
dell the project of cetablishing a
training Ctrm in the Northwest wi;i l.c
en rile 1 out, starting on a small scale,
but working larger as ;t demonstrates
its usefulness. The pupils of this farm
who will comet from England, will
spend two summers on the farm and
1 winter, at the Guelph Agricultural
School. , ' , • , •
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P7nt. Jaekson, 4th line, 'Morris, who it -
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,S3 years old, ntten,k.rl 'Toronto fair Iast
w tel;, Mr, Jauleson, though udvaneed
in ttge no nine's, thinks it ti please eta tr
talte his gun and hound for a da}•'l-
sport, burl appsrautly enjoys it a3 web
ase person hall' of his age. Me. Ja"k
4011 And Mr, Win. Herne), of the 8t
lit)a of Morris, are said to be the t wt
oldest hien in the township, both of them
houhg over 88 years age, nod so , far as
any visible appearance goes, may live
many years 'yet.
■ To prove to you that Dr.
pi ea Chtist:'s Ointment is a certain
and absolute cure for each
and every form of itching,
blecdingand protruding piles,
the manufacturers have Amara it. Seo tea•
lmonisla in the daily press and ask your neigh.
hors what they think or it You can use it and
get tour money back if not oared. sae n, box. at
all dealers or EDMANSOI ,B.1TES & Co.,Toronto,
E r� Chase's Ointment
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