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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1903-09-24, Page 6COHOLIC DRINKS AND MEDICINES. Several European and American governments have made parr tive tests of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for ors on forced march. These tests have invariably resulted. in the withdrawal of alcoholic drinks during all strenuous work, chocolate and other sweetbeverages being given instead. The result of these scientific re- searches is applicable to the army of feeble and overworked people seek- ing strength. Liquid medicines are necessarily alcoholic ; they merely stimulate and their effect is only° temporary. Weak people should take ST. JAMES WAFERS, which are a recon- structive and a tissue builder ; their effects are lasting, and a permanent improvement will always follow their steady use. ST. JAMES WAVERS 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 accom- plishes much. "I consider St. James Wafers a most excellent preparation for the nerves and shall recommend them generally." Dr. Thos. Brooks, Manchester, Mag. Cole t Bat t B434. ' rt- per} tint'' disc Bra. Lou .Tue. Rt' Wits suer mer' half. j KSGTiOVMEASWEEp(NOTHHEWT° W;J' !" i Y for',44T910NALwaosos 0 TiCONSTITUTION 0ndon.EpMuneal'Ci5tYho! ". BRITAIN 4/ AMERICA Olt n.rugGI5t5 et Demi` Price in Canada: $1.00 ; Six bottles for $5.00 4 St. Janes Wafers not a secret remedy : to the numerous doctors re- commending 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. Catherine St., Montreal. TRE WINGIIA)I TIMES, SEPTEMBER 24, 1903 The ether day Mr. C. Greptiou of 12 King Street east, Toronto, found among some second -lame articles he lend bought a quaint old type cabinet, wearworu hat still fit for servico. The case is of oak, put together with wrought iron nails. On the back this inscription appears: "Wm. L. Mackenzie, Toronto. Can„ Nieigara Falls R. R., and steamer from Lewiston." All this indicates that the relic was a part of the printing plant which Wilburn Lion Mackeuzie oper- ated across the border after tbe rebellion of 18317. Ws probably 75 years old. We understand that Mr. G. F. Blair, of Brussels, has joined the legal arm of Proudfoot and Hays, Goderich, and will take up his residence in the county town after the first of November. The firm will be known as Proudfoot, Ilays & Blair. Mr. Blair has been a useful man In Brussels, and his removal will be greatly regretted,es he is exceedingly popular. • Kornis ftm ' a Saiicthm e 111 [andk . {tyoAys Paragraphs aphsfrom our Exchanges. t0 t, pude Mr. Frank 3ordon,butcher, Luekrow, I Miss Irene Campbell, of Listowel, has ism ' 'killed an eight weeks old calf that dress- resigned Ler pcsition in the Monkton and ed 210 ponds. It was a good cue. s. hool and will leave shortly for the Soo, chest'`• Mrs. Anson Eaten died near Hespeler where she has secured a position on the the tt on Wednesday, aged 94. She belonged teaching staff at a salary of $425 for the rpost' to a family noted for its longevity first year. were represnted. be ba" 'Worms are da.lueirnis, • n. ten bIr J Hard of U br• Ontari .>.as• tl, r desit neve jLow's Pleasant Worm syrup aeacli is • as tF. t nate and always effectual. Price 25c. wool Enun;zh subscribers have enrollee thrdr 'eia''y manes tr, ensure the connection of Mit- elheli acid aionkton by telephone. W. D. Angus has been re-engaged as cheese and butter maker for the Blum Cheese and Butter C l., for another year at a slight increase of salary. Mr. A. H. Leake, Inspector of manual trair.itlg, says tat the new school at B&Mite, upon whleh $2.$,00`) will be spent, will be ono of the attest niriulial training and dantestic soieltoa sohools iu the coo ntry. Tue Listowel waterworks contractors are pushing along the work as rapidly as the eatohy weather will permit. Nearly forty man are now engaged in laying mauls. The cement basement of the puuhping station is also being pushed along. Miss Blakeman, who Las been a resi- dent of Brussels for over 20 years, has sold her house and lot on John street, to John Budd, of Morris, who purposes moving to town this fall. Miss Blake- man will visit with relatives and friends in Wellington county and from there will go to Manitoba, where she may make her home. For O»'+. Sixty Years. An Old and Well -Treed Rf of d; —Mr Winslow's SoothingSyrup has been used for over sixty years bymilllonsof mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the chili, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Itis pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty•five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Besure you ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. A quiet wedding was consummated in Goderich, Thursday at noon, when Miss Bertha, youngest slaughter of An- drew Duff, the librarian at the public library, became the bride of R. R. Tupper, a merchant of Lake Charles, Ont. The ceremony was performed at the family residence, Stan- ley street, by Rev. J. A. Anderson, B. A., and the happy bride was given away by her father. 1 If you can't sleep on account of a rag. ling toothache, Low's Toothache Gum will stop the ache and give yon ease. P 1 ril dlCaue dealers. Prise 10c, all e The chartered banks of Canada have 1 deoided not to increase the interest rate on depositors' funds from 3 per cent., the present rate, to 3e per cent., as proposed by the Bank of Lova Scotia. That con- clusion was arrived at Friday at a special meeting of the Canadian Bankers' Asso- ciation, held in their headquarters in the Bank of Montreal building, in Montreal, at which the leas in Canadian banks e brim on p , io,who C A ° ®R . °net-Lame and death. If your chilli is is Si.years old, on Tuesday climbed to Bears the The Kind You Have always Bought Signature of sufferieg from them, tidnhuuster Dr. the summit of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Great Britain, 4,405 feet above sea level. The aged Canadian p erformecl this remarkable feat in four and a half hours. Mies Lottie Freeman; Listowel, who •leceired serious burns about four weeks InraImo from the explosion of a lamp, is dead. desert Hagyard's Yellow on is a good remedy In.i for =au or beast. It reduces swelling, aiong4allays inflammation, tikes out pain, and and sl cures cuts, burns, bruises, sprains, the r quinsy, sore threat, etc. Price 23e. thous' Mr. Angus McDonald, of Kincardine, are or A purchased Mr.P McD evhtt s interest brigs more: Can Auk both I act Kincardine. He was 28 years old and at one h;ad been eighteen years in the butcher - Way ti ing business. Ile was a faithful old an - open o inial and so his owuer superannuated miles 1 Ilim some years ago and treated hila her pet generously. Waiting Fcr Second Growth. Timber. The attention of the Department of Crown Lamle has been called to the fact that certain holder i of timber licensees are endeavoring to keep their licensees in effeet menet longer than wing originally intended.. AA case in point has come from Espanola, on the drinisIi River, wftere extensive pulp mills are being erected. +'a number of man who leave been engaged an the col struotion work ]have taken their families with diem, and as there is octhisid;'rablc good farming land in the vicinity they have thought they would like to take. up farms and settle down as' 'goon. acs their work pan the millaais completed. On smoking inquiry, they have found that the township ie under timber license, and hag been for 25 year:s. (The timber was all taken off mans yearn ago, and it le claimed that the. present holder, who, it lis said, found the denuded limit' to be some- thing, of a gold brick, is .simply trying to lholcl hits license until a second crop grows. t' There are (said to be 45 or 50 families ready to take up land around Espanola at the present time, but havo so far been prevented from doing so. (Thi's case and any others of a sim- ilar nature will be the subject of a ,speedy investigation by the depart- ment. Of course, there is no trouble with licen ea which have been issued in recsnt years. They respect the rights or eet tiers and have time limits, but ,some 'of the old licensees issued 25 and 30 years ago were very wide and have been troublesome. Reflections of a Bachelor. From the New Yohlc Press. Women can love to excess just as easily as they eau hate unreasonably. Men rarely show as much sympathy for men in trouble as for women in dis- tress. Mrs. Wm. Berry, of Beuthick, has been ill in the neighborhood of a couple of years and her friends feared that she had gone into decline. She frequently had severe spasms of coughing. During one of tbese violent efforts a couple of weeks ago she coughed up a black ani- mal about three inches long which re- sembled a lizzard in a great degree. The Berry family have been drinking spring water and it is thought that Mrs. Berry swallowed the egg in this way. %,ince the event she has shown marked im- provement in health. Authorized Life of Pope Leo XIII IYIANAGEE WANTED. Trustworthy lady or gentleman in each district to manage our business and start agents in the sale of the Oficial and Au- thorized Life of Pope Leo XIII. Book ieeued uuder the imprimatur of Cardinal Gibbons and endorsed by the leading Archbishops and priests throughout the United States and Canada; printed in both English and French; Fee0.00 straight Pk aclh\v,e cash salary and expenses paide direct from headquarters; expense money advanced; position permanent. Address DAVID B. CLARKSON, 324 Dear- born Street, Chicago. John Stacey, an aged and infirm old man, who resided near Sodom in Stephen township,mysteriously disappeared from his home last week and has not been HEADACHE: ALL GONE. heard tell of since. Many hours has Mrs. Melbourne Parker, Torbrook, N. been spent in fruitless search by the S., writes; "I have used Milburn's neighbors, both through the woods and Sterling Headache Powders, and after n taking one or two felt better at once, and i surrounding country, but no trace was able to get up and go on with my whatever has been effected. When work." Price 10c and 25c, all dealers. leaving home he was dressed in a dark grey coat, black trousers, wore a heavy After a residence in Brussels of 24 , cap and carried a rough walking -stick he years, during which Andrew Currie was his hand. as pure lase associated with his father and afterwards C1 A 'XsR x ,cs- . in the Lucknow hotel on the corner of successor in a large and successful but. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Rees and Campbell streets, and took cberi ng business, he bas disposed of his j Signature ossessiclh of the business this week, business to his brother, John Currie,and of Jack Adams' old grey died this week his nephew, Andrew Currie, both of The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Seaforth. I Graham, Outram street, in Lucknow A joint stock company with a share i was the scene of apretty home wedding capital of $100,000 is being organized to ion Wednesday forenoon, Sept. 10th, manufacture lager beer, ale and porter when their second daughter, Miss Ida in Stratford. A considerable amount of was united in marriage to Mr. Francis P. Flynn, of the brass foundry works, Flint, Mich. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rey. R. R. Millyard of the Methodist church. in the presence of the family and immediate friends of the o£ t bride. CASTOR 1A Thais; For Infants and Children, import of$112r'iio Kind You Have Always Bought or aha Bears the Thly spea 00,000 Signature of That In the removal to Germantown, Ohio, d $ of Dr. Wilkie, ie, Clinton loses one of its d t citizens For ,0 odd the stock has already been subscribed. A plant costing $70,000 is to be installed. C1 Ed'X'CAR-Z A . Bears the The Kind Von stave Always Bought signator° Rev. Father Stanley who has been ap- pointed parish priest of Goderich was tendered a public farewell at St. Thom- as and presented with a purse of $220 on behalf of the congregation of the church of the Holy Angels. Rev.Father West, late of Goderich, was welcomed. Deafness Cannot Be Cured 13y local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is causedby an inflamed condi- re Ilon gest resi en tion of the mucous lining of the Eustach- 0,738; ears he had dwelt in town and during her, Henryeattia Barrister, of Olin- ian Tube. When this tube is inflamed etas they y ' you have a rumbling sound of imperfect That that time had been constantly employed ton, tiring of the lonesomeness of a hearing, and when it is entirely closed, tots wat the profession of dentistry. bachelor's life, took unto himself a life I Deafness is the result, and unless the in - Use Lever's Dry Soap (a powder) to 1 partner, in the person o s Miss Ida M. 1 Hammation can be taken out and this 00 o\eiwash woolens and flannels, --you'll like Turner, on Saturday afternoon, Sept. , tube restored to its normal condition, ,er cent hearing will be destroyed forever; nine at 32 12th. The ceremony was performed in cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, That t which is nothing but an inflamed condi- During the month of Jelly the county tion of the mucous services. sof Huron is credited by the monthly We will give One Hupdred Dollars ulletin from the Provincial Board of for any case of Deafness (caused by Ca- ealth's office with having two deaths tarrh) tbat cannot be cured by Hall's fCatarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. from diphtheria and one from tubercul- F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. psis. These occurred,at Wroxeter, Wa- Sold by all Drnggists, 75c. itartte.'wanosh W., and Grey.Hall's Family Pills are the best. resit The hand of death visited Goderich on Saturday, Sept.l2th, and separated the soul from its earthly temple of the late Abraham Smith, one of Goderich's old- est residents. He was born in Dorset. shire, Eng., in 1835, and came to this country in 1840 with his father, who settled in Woodstock. They lived there for ten years coming to Goderich in 1850. Iu 1S5$ Mr. Smith was married to Ellen, second daughter of John Allen. He carried on a large and successful cloth- ing store up to a few years ago and lour- ing this time had gained the respect of all who knew himas may be seen from the confidence the people had reposed in him by electing him as their represent- ative to the county council as deputy reeve for over 15 years. Fromthe Toronto Tele gram we take the following: "Can nothing be done to kill elf exhhbitiou tramps? One girl in the women's building took at least $100 in prizes. She is showing both at Ottawa and London. Her livelihood is made by exhibiting at fairs. She and others like her are the means of . deterr- ing many who might be exhibitors from entering for competitions. Would it not be wise to prohibit the same individual from entering for more than three com- petitions'? * - " A lady visitor.while making the round of the women's build- ing, met with a surprise. She found a piece of lace she had made ticketed first prize end exhibited as being the work of a child who shall be nameless. The lady had presented the lace to the child's mother, who had then made use of it for the sake of the paltry sunt to which the prize amonnted. Note should be taken of this lest a similar proceeding again happen." Seaforth by Rev. Mr, Larkin at the resi- dence of Mr. John Turner, father of the bride. SORT. THROAT, Mr. Chas. Johnston, Bear River, N. S., says: "I was troubled with hoarseness and sore throat and after taking three bottles of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine,Syr- up I was entirely cured. Ind' CH. A. W. CHASE'S 2R CATARRH CURE ... 0. if sent direct to the''dlseased parts by the Improved Blower, Heals the ulcers, clean the air passages, scope droppings In the threat and permanantly Cures Catarrh and Hayfever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Cissa 1(.dioine Co.. Toronto Ind Barak,. lady in Brantford, Ont., while eat- ; honey felt a sharp pain and her ingoo swelled afterwards, supposedly ni the sting that some bee had left the Honey. Is that the way the ton- es of some other people get their sting? r. Jas. Torn, one of Exeter's oldest most highly respected residents cele - tel. his hard birthday on Saturday . At this remarkable age Mr. Tom enjoying the best of health and gives tea of celebrating numerous more hdsys. The choicest farm in Hallett exchang- ed hands last week. We sneak of the Tasker place situated on con. 13. It was composed of 225 acres, well -fenced, and all necessary buildings thereon. The more than fortunate gentleman to get this place at the price he did was Samue Plumtree, of McKillop. The price paid Vas $10,100. Rev. W. H. Stillman, who has been in charge of the Congregational church at ]Listowel for the past year left on Thurs- day for Montreal, where lie intends tak- ing a post -graduate course at the Con- gregational College. Rev. C. C. Claris, of Tilbury, will take his place as paster of the Congregational church in Lis- towel. A schoolmaster offered a prize to the boy who could write the best composi- tion in five minutes on "How to Over- come Habit." This Is what was writ- ten by a nine-year-old boy who won the prize: "Well, sir, habit is hard to over- come. If you take off the first letter it doesn't change it'abit.' If you take off another, you still have a 'bit' left. If you take off still another, the whole of 'it' remains. If you take off another, it is not wholly used up, all of which goes to show that if yon want to get rid of a habit,you must throw it off altogether." CERES BILIOVSNJ SS. "I have tried Laxa'Liver Pills, and find them an excellent medicine for indi- gestion and Eilionsness. X. McCallum, Stouffvillo, Oat. No matter how swelled a man's bead is he never thinks he is of as much im- portance in the world as his wife does. is ov A woman alwaysg a new rim man is discovering e corset that either will snake a thin person look stout or a stout one thin. It doesn't take a mau long after he is engaged to realize that he is being shown around as if he were a new gown. The reason a scandal party breaks up late is that every woman in it is afraid to go away and havo others take up her case. One nice thing about the way women dress is that at a picnic party they can sit in a damp place more comfortably thee a man can. It is funny how many grass widows have hair the color of hay, Women are so queer they will marry a than it would make them shudder to have their sisters like. The pride that a woman gets out of her son being a coward is that he is not so likely to go into danger. A woman's idea of riches is being able to put a $5 bill on the collection plate when the woman she hates is looking. When a woman gete through worrying over whether the cellar is damp she be- gins on whether the children might not catch malaria from the cellar next door. FOR GOOD HEALTH To preserve or restore it, there is no better prescription for men, women and children than Ripens Tabules. They are easy to take. They are made of a combination of medicines approved and used by every physician, Ripans .tabules are widely used by all sorts of people—but to the plain, every -day folks they are a veritable friend in need. Ripans Tabules have become their stan- dard family remedy. 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And two shall walk some narrow way of life, So nearly side by side that should one turn Ever so little space to left or right They must needs acknowledge face to face; And yet, with wistful oyes that never meet, With groping hands that neverolasp,and Coiling in Vain to ears that never hoar, They seek each other all their weary days, And die unsatisfied—and this is rate. BEAVER BLOCK —$usau VI, Spaulding, JQSEPHI1J. STREET. NT WAaTFn-^FAlrnrnr. P.EllSoN TO '1never, for well established house in a few counties calling on retail tnerclhants arid agents. Local territory. Salary $1021 g year and expenses, pay- able 8111.10 a Week in cash and expenses advanc- ed. Position permanent. Business sueees ful and. rushing. lenetose self -Addressed envelope Stendara house, 315 Caxton Bldg., Chicago. • Of Printing, in the way of Letter Heads, Bill Heads,. Note Heads, Envelopes, Business Cards, Invitations, Auction Bills, Receipts, Pamphlets, Catalogues, Statements, Calling Cards,, Tickets, Hand . 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