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fat slowly, masticating the food thoroughly, even more, if
^,;tible, than is required in health. The more time the food
welds in the mouth, the less it will spendin the stomach.
Avoid drinking at meals in general,
dyspeptic stomachs manage dry food
better than that containing much
fluid, Eat neither very hot nor cold
food. The best temperature is that
of the body. Be careful to avoid
excess 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
sort, either mental or physical, either
just before or just after a meal.
Never 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
meals. Never eat when very tired,
whether exhausted from mental or
physical labor. Never eat when the
mind is worried or the temperTuflled,
if you can possibly avoid it. Eat only
food that is easy of digestion, avoid-
ing complicated and indigestible
dishes, and taking but one to three
courses at a meal.
After meals take two ST. JAMES
VTAPERS, "I believe St. James Wafers
then a tre the ion of drugs for est tren bethening
combine -
h a 1 f the nervous system I ever met
glassful with." Dr. Robert Mclntyle,
of h O t Rdimbarg, Scotland.
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which accomplishes much. 2.
Si James Wafers not a secret
remedy: to the numerous doctors re-
commend,ng them to their Patients
we mail the formula upon request.
Where dealers are not selling the
Wafers, they are mailed upon re-
ceipt of price at the Canadian
branch : St. James Wafers Co., 1728
St. gather Ina St.. Montreal.
Thos. Greer, one of the best known Ou the evening of Juue 10th the home
and most respected residents of Wallace. of I1r. Wesley Iienderson, Dialogs,, was
passed away Thursday, June 25th in his I the scene of a happy gathering,. At 7.15
70th year. Mr, James Webster of Asllfield, attend.
Mouday Juno 22nd Rev. Dr. Jennings, ed by his brother, W. J. Webster of
of Detroit, tied the matrimonial knot be. Toronto, tool: his place iu the parlor to
tween Alton Wheeler, son of John and receive at the hands of her fattier, Miss
Mrs. Wheeler, of Morris township, and M. J. Henderson as his bride. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Ida Ilender-
Miss Bessie Llviugskoue, daughter of sou..Bev. F. J.Oaten, M, A. usiu the
Duucau and Mrs. Livingstone, of Bras- beautiful .1?. of thenMethodist ritual
sets s of the The young people are rest soon pronounced theles mail and wife
bouts of the city of Detroit, and the happy couple received the
The worst kind of splitting headaches Y c
can be relieved in five minutes by heart ongratulations of the many re
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burn's
burn's Sterling Headache Powders. latives who had witnessed the ceremony.
They don't depress tree heart. Price 10o
Mr. Charles W. Taylor, business man-
ager of the Toronto Globe, died sudden-
ly Friday morning at his resi,ience in
Toronto, of heart failure. The deceased
was a native of the Queen City and a
s In of Capt. Taylor. He was fifty-
two years of age and entered the em-
ploy of the Globe when a mere lad and
gradually rose to the position he held at
the time of his death.
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The Grand Trunk are letting con-
tracts for double tracking the line be -
ween Hamilton and Sarnia.
Thirteen men were seriously hurt by
falling from the wall of a barn on which
they were at work on John Weber's farm
near New Hamburg.
Children Cry for
CAST 1R SAM
A crowd of 1,000 persons at Indiana-
polis witnessed the looping of the loop
on a pair of roller skates by William
Zimmerman, who fell and had his skull
crhncl�ied, dying instantly.
Mr. A. A. Esty of Wroxeter last week
rented the Walker House to a Mr. Currie
from Conn, near Mount Forest, who
has purchased the business and fixtures
and will likely take possession early in
July.
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Lever's Y -Z (Wise Bead) Disinfectant
Soap Powder is better than other powders, 402,
as it is both soap and disinfectant. 34 Mr. John Smith, Lake Stream, N. B.,
says: "From my own personal experience
The statement presented by Mr. R. with them I willingly testify to the good
Holme Smith, liquidator of the Atlas effects of Lava -Liver Pills for Sick Head-
ache and constipation."
As their were only 115 privates in the
33rd Regiment this year at Camp, the
Co. grant at 25c per day for each man
amounted to $375 instead of the $600 as
Berlin local trains
compartments for
dogs."
Sixteen and a half million gallons of
wine were imported into the United
Kingdom in 1002.
now
Hoarseness is a common trouble dur-
ing the summer with those having weak
throat or lungs. It can be readily cured,
and the throat and lungs strengtheued
by Dr. Wood's Norway Piue Syrup.
Price 25c.
Household Helps.
There ix nothing better than salt or
ashes for removing discolorations from
coffee cups or other dishes.)
Hot water for cooking should not be
taken from hot water pipes; a supply
should be kept in the kettle on the stove.
Brooms dipped for a minute or two in
boiling suds once a week will wear much
longer. It makes them tough and
pliable,
You can clean a gilt pieturo frame by
using a sponge wet with hot spirits of
wine or oil of turpentine, theuleaving,
it to dry.
To keep cut flowers fresh ever night
wet them thoroughly, put in a damp
box and cover with wet paper. It is
very essential that they be kept in a cool
place.
Water standing in a bedroom over
night is unfit for drinking purposes iu
the morning. A pitcher of cold water
ou a table in your room does much to
purify the air.
Disinfectants aro sometimes very dis-
agreeable. One that is very agreeable is
made of fresh ground coffee on a shovel
of hot coals; the odor is pleasant and is
a good disinfectant,
From the report of A. W. Campbell,
Ontario Commissioner of Highways
just issued, it is learned that 120 of the
four hundred townships of the province
have abolished statute labor and adopted
more ino:lern methods of makiug and
eariug for the roads T113 results are
Buell that it is expected tint in the near
future Macy more of the municipalities
will abolish the statute labor system.
As there is nothing of more importance
to the rural community than good roads
one wondois why we in Ontario have
been so long in cenmiii to uuderstaud
the wasteful plans we have been pursu-
ing heretofore.
Wedding bells pealed forth merrily in
Ripley on Wednesday evening ,June 22nd
when Mr. Henry Thompson, a prosper-
ous young farmer of Kinloss and bliss
Lena Hodgins, daughter of Mrs. Hod-
gins of Purple Grove, were made man
and wife. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. H. McLeod. in St. Paul's
church in the presence of hundreds of
friends of the contracting parties.
TOOTHACHE CURED.
Dr. Low's Toothache Gum cures tooth-
ache promptly. and does not blister the
gams, lips orcheeks. Price 10c.
Mrs. Win. Mallough, of Dungannon,
died at her home in Dungannon last
Sunday, June 21st. On April 17th last
Mrs. Mallough and her aged life partner
celebrated their diamond wedding and
one week after she slipped and fell to
the ground,receiving injuries which con-
fined her to her bed ever since and which
ended in death on Sunday. Mrs. Mallough
was a pioneer of Hurou county.
A PAINFUL SCALD.
Instead of wing old fruit and vege-
table cans to litter up alleys a New York-
er is turning them into practical use.
They are first piled on a castirou grat-
ing, under a sheet -iron hood, and sprink-
led liberally with crude oil, which is set
on fire. This burns off the labels and
the dirt and Melt the solder. The solder
is cast into ingots and sold to be used
again. Part of the tin which can be
straightened out is sold to trunk makers
to bind the corners of trunks and the re-
jected part is dumped into a cupola and
melted and cast into window sash
weights and ballast for boats. In this
age nothing is wasted, for the inventive
genius of man finds some use for any old
thing.
Mrs. T. Wannamaker,Frankford, Ont.,
have special says: "I scalded my band very badly,
"passengers with then took cold iu it. It swelled and was
very painful, but half a bottle of Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil cured it completely."
Genuine caseoria always bears the Signature
of Chas. H. Fletcher,
When Bc.by was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
alien she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Childre n,she gave then Castoria.
Corn soaked in strychnine and then
placed among the pea crop of the Mit-
chell Nursery Co., with the effect that
in one hour's time 147 dead blackbirds
were picked up.
Of 6,430 lepers treated by the Leper
Missionary Society last year, 2,500 were
converted to Cllristainity. The income
of the society for the past year was £21, -
'Loan Company, St. Thomas, shows
assets of $415,56-4 and liabilities of .,$^837,-
252. It is expected securities hypoth-
cated with Ames & Co., not included,
will yield a considerable sum.
ectad.
"Strengthandvexigorcomeofgoodfood p e
duly divested. 'Force', a ready -to -serve Mr. E. R. Hogate has purchased the
mammoth steer, formerly owned by An-
drew Waechter, of Mildmay. Tho steer
weighs about 35001b., and will be taken
to World's Fair at St. Louis.
wheat and adds no
dut su tains,ino rshes, invigorates."n,
Bev. 3. A, Anderson, Goderich, has
completed fifteen years of services in
'Knox Church, of that town. During Children C ry for
these years Sy persons werereceived l> I
into membership, the sum of $63,4:3f
raised for congregational purposes, and
43,768 for missions. Tho famous Ferris Wheel which cost
We note an important change in Bank- l $362,000 to build and was one of the
ing circles, which took place last week. J wonders of the World's Fair in 1892, met
'The well known and highly respected an ignominious fate by being sold to a
Private Banking firm of Messrs. Macart- junk dealer in Chicago on June 2 for $1, -
her & Co., Hensall, have disposed of 800.
their business to the Sovereign Bank of Four speciments of the eyeless sale -
Canada and this Bank is now opened mender one of the rarest fish in the
for business in Dlacarthur & Co's office. worlcl,which inhabits subterranean lakes,
Children Cry for have just been added to the New York
Aquarium. They were pumped out of
A very pretty and fashionable wedding
was that of Miss Ada B. Augustine,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benj.
Augustine, at their home, "The Chest-
nuts," near Dungannon, to Mr. Alex.
Berry Pentland, at 5.30 p.m. on Wednes-
day, June 17th. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. S. V. R. Pentland, of
Pine River, Ont , cousin of the groom,
on the beautiful and spacious lawn,
which was tastefully decorated for the
occasion.
Another old resident of Listowel pas-
sed away on. Sunday night, June 21st,
William Dewar having died at the resi-
dence of his son-in•law, Mr. John Lock-
hart, at the age of 78 years. Deceased
was a native of Aberfeldie, Scotland.
He married Johanna Kay in 1852, and
shortly after came out to Canada, first
settling in Huntingdon township, north
of Belleville. He removed to Listowel
about thirty-five years ago, and engaged
with Messrs. Lockie & Turnbull in the
Listowel foundry. He continued an
employee at the foundry through its
successive proprietorships for thirty
years, giving up his position about five
years ago, since then he had spent part
of the time with members of his family
in Manitoba.
The discussion of gambling in the
Hurou synod took a wide range, the de-
nunciation of bucket shops bung par-
ticularly severe. But there was one
man who stood on the platform of indi-
vidual responsibility. Mr. John Bans -
ford, of Clinton, said. "it was very diffi-
cult to make a distinction. He himself
made $5000 in a stock transaction,
though he was sorry to say he had lost
$3000 last spring. It was all very well
to petition parliament and to blame buck-
et shops, but he thought it was the man,
and not the bucket shop, which was to be
blamed. It was not the bar which
should be blamed, but the man who
drank. He acknowledged the extent of
the gambling evil, but he thought it was
the duty of the clergy to give advice to
teach men the better way." The words
of Mr. Rausforcl should be printed in
big letters and hung up where Metho-
"Profitable Poultry Farming" (re dist con ferences,Presbyteriauassemblies,
vised edition) has been received at this Baptist convections and Congrrgational
office from the chief of the poultry div- unions meet. Faithful, earnest preach-
isiou, Department of Agriculture, Otta- fug of the gospel will do more good than
wa. It is a bulletin of 48 pages describ- restrictive acts of parliament.—Blyth
ing the construction of poultry houses, Standard.
the feeding of poultry, the hatching,
rearing, fattening and marketing of
chickens, and also the diseases andpara-
sites of poultry. The bulletin is a com-
plete poultry guide. It is filled with
practical information and is well illus-
trated. "Profitable Poultry Farming"
will be mailed free to any address on
application to Ottawa. Postage is not
required for the bulletin.
Beecher and Spurgeon.
Beecher had said that Spurgeon owed
his popularity no more to his Calvinism
than a camel owed its excellence to its
hump. "I replied," said Spurgeon,
"that the hump was a store of Pet on
which the camel lived on a long jour-
ney and that its value depended on its
hump."
For Over Sixty Nears.
An Old and Well-Triedm
Winslow's SoothingSyrup hasbeenused
for over sixty years bymillionsof mothers
for their children while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty five cents a bottle. Its
value is incalculable. Be sure you ask
for Mrs. W€nslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
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CASTOR IAd
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Bradley. Tceswater, on Wednesday
morning, June 22nd, their eldest laugh.
ter Miss Emma Maud, was joined in
wedlock to Mr. Geo. C. Hearts of Strat-
ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. hearts of
Teeswater by Rev. D. Wardrope in the
presence of some forty guests. The
bride wasono of Teeswater's most popu- Tobacco and Liquor Habits
lair young ladies.
Witty Aaviee.
A witty Dublin barrister was con-
sulted by a physician as to Calling out
a man who had insulted him. "Take
my advice," said the lawyer, "and in-
stead of calling him out get him to call
You in, and get your revenge that way.
It will be more secure and certain."
CLUBBING RATES
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mentioned below at a reduced rate:
For one year.
Tho Times and
The Weekly Globe 51 GO
The Weekly Mail 1 75
The Daily Star, Toronto 2 25
Tue Montreal Family Herald and
Star
The Weekly Sun
The Farmers' Advocate
Toronto Daily News....
The Montreal Witness, Weekly
World Wide
Northern Messenger
The Daily World; Toronto
Montreal Daily Herald
Farming World.........
London Advertiser, weekly
Daily Globe
If you do not see what you want in the
list let us hear from you. We can give
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Wingham.
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On Dominion Day the Post Office
Department will issue new postage
stamps and those who have had an
opportunity of seeing copies of them
speak most approvingly both of, the de-
sign and the workmanship. The stamps
bear the likness of the King copied from
an artesian well at San Morcos, Texas. ! the latest portrait of His Majesty, bo-
th ing one painted since accession to the
The wedding of 11ir. Frank K
amra
f th 4th Concession of Carrick to Miss throne and representing him in royal
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How a Young Couple Saved For a
Home.
H. M. Perley in Life.
flow did we do it? Simply by going
without everything we needed. When
I was first married my salary was thirty
dollars a month.
My mother-in-law, who lived with us,
decided to save enough out of my sal-
ary to build us a home.
When the cellar was finished, I be-
came ill and lost say position, and had
to mortgage the cellar to make my first
payment.
Although we went without food for
thirty days the first year, we never miss-
ed a monthly payment.
. Tho taxes, interest on mortgage, and
monthly payments on house were now
three times the amount of my earnings.
However, by dispensing with the ser-
vices of a doctor, we lost our father and
mother-in-law, which so reduced our ex-
penses that we were able to pay for the
parlor floor and windows.
In ten years seven of our nine children
died, possibly owing to our diet of extol-
sior and prunes.
I only mention these little things to
show how we were helped in saving for
a home.
for fifteen
r
rete same o
VeCoat
Iwo
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years, and was then able to build the
front porch, which was at the right
of front door.
Now at the ago of eighty-seven, my
wife and I feel sure we can own our
comfortable little home in about ten
years, and live a few weeks to enjoy it.'
A Standard Remedy
Used in Thousands of Homes in
Canada for nearly Sixty Years
and has nester yet failed
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o e • 1 robes of scarlet and ermine, and now in
Enleke of Brant took place on Tuesday York House, the London residence of
of last week at the residence of the the Princes of Wales. In each of the
bride's parents. The nuptial knot was
upper corners of the stainis a Tudor
tied by Rev. Mr. Tweitmeyer, pastor of pp r p
the Mildmay Lutheran church: crown and in the lower corner a Maple
Leaf with a numeral indicating the de-
nomination of the stamp. The portrait
of the King is a striking and admirable
likeness of His Majesty. They will be
the same denominations as in use now,
with possibly the addition of a four cent
one.
A pretty marriage ceremony was
solemnized or. the 15th nit. at the resi-
dence of Dr. Ure, txode i
` 1 the contract -
ha
ci
,
ipg tsfi ties being Miss Hand A. Tewsley,
Dr. McTaggart's tobacco remedy re-
moves all desire for the weed in a few
weeks. A vegetable medicine, and only
requires touching
the tongue
ue with
it
occasionally. Price $2.
Truly marvellous are the results from
youngest daughter of Mrs. Joseph TOWS- i taking leis remedy for the liquor habit.
fir, Ooib0urne township, and Iiugh hose 8 Is a safe and inexpensive Home treat -
may don of Alex. Rose, West 'Wawa- j ment; no hypodermicime n om ions, so
Y • I publicity, no loss o
The bride wras daintily attired In and a certainty of cure,.
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