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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-05-12, Page 66 Kernels from the Sanctum Milt Interesting Paragraphs trent our Exchanges Wallace township has 40,7:13 acres of The estate of McLean Hood of land oe which 35.676 is eleired; total Underwood, who assigned to Mr. Crier assessment ot $1.946,001.Wade souls time aro, lots been wound Doan's_ I• iley Pills net on the laid. up and the creditors have received a Heys, bladder rind urinary organs only, total dividend of 84 coats on tate dollar, They eurebtnehaehts walk track, rheum- The Liabilities awonnted to 53,810.07. atistn. diabetes. congestion, iufitltuation, gravel, Illight's disease and ell other warrant 13rery Ileitis. diseases arising front wrong action of the If troubled with rhrt:matfsme give kidney. and bladder. Chamberlain's Pain B,dn a trial. It Mr. Henry Bexley, jun., .WaS fatally will not cost you cent if it does no good. Metered at Shelburne by the fall of a One upplieeden will remove the pain. Ir. rafter at a Uarn•raising, also cures sprains and bruises in ane -third the time required by any other treat - The essential lung healing principal of ru,,ut. Cuts, burns, frostbites, gniusy, the piste tees has finally beeu setccesstully pains in the side and chest.landu]ar separated an.d refined into a perfect anti other swellings are quickly cured by cough nucditiue-Dr Wood's Norway applying it. Je vary bottle warranters. pine Syrup. Sohl by all dealers ou �u Price, .'3,5 and 50 cents. For sale by guarautee of satisfaction. Price a Colin A. Campbell. cents. --- - w --* A. C. Patterson has been selected as Word has been received that Harriet T 'u the Km- successor to F. E. Cq :mbe i Jemima,wife of Mr. J. A. Carleton of sncge, cardiue Town Council. Pasqua, died on the 26th ult, The re- _ mains were interred in the Moosejaw srBlrece nzl:DiC1NI:. cemetery Thursday, 25th ult. 4r. Car - As a spring medittince Burdock Blond ostia Nras a brickmaker and formerly Bitters has no tgnai, It tones up the resided at Flolyrood. system anal removes all impurities from the blood, and rakes away that tired, Mrs. Wm, H. Scott (nee Miss Annie weary feeling so prevalent in the spring. McDonald, Gth con., Huron) who left THE WINGIIAN TIMES, MAY 12, 1904 The home of Dr. and Mrs. A. Dl: Spence, on Havelock street, Lucknosv, Was the setrue of t► happy gathering on Friday eveniug, April 20t1, the oecaswn being. the twelfth anniversary of their wedding. The haudsolue drawing roma were tastefully furnished with beuut:fnt roses, oarhhtions alio tether Rowers, and a very pleasant evening wits spent in social games, eto., by the large number of invited guests pxoseut. e'er Ov..r sixty fears.. Au Old and Well -Tried Remedy -Mrs W mglow's SoothingSyrn D has been used for over sixty years byniillionsof ntotherb for their children whsle teething, with perfect success. It soothes the chile 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 ceuts abottle, lib value is incalculable. Besure you ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other' kind. The morning train from Wingham, on. Tuesday of last wet k killed two fine COWS at the crossing this side of Londes• born, One was killed outright and car• ries several rods ou the engine, and had to be pulled off by the train crew; the other unfortunate beast was Wiry maimed and bruised and was put out of business to end its safferiug. Th('re Was a bunch of cattle on the oroeszug, bat those two had got across the cattle guard and were standing ou the track and took uo notice of the approaching train, The thirteen -year old daugbter of Ripley son.e four years ago, and who cA T Mr. Frederick Fountain was fatally burned at Mile leeches- by her clothing catching fire. STDDTNIY ATTACKED. Childreu are often attactkerl suddenly CS .a Exe tome CP M. 3 deo, by painful and dangerous Colic, Cramps, Swathe The Kind You Have Always': Boug ta •Diarnccea Dyreutt•ry, Cholera hiorhue, sigaa.hr3 Cholera Infautum, etc, Dr, Fowler's „f was well-known in the township, died at Calgary ou April 16th, aged 27 sears. The deceased was a sister of Mrs. W. J. Dent, of Calgary, aud a sister of Mrs, Chas. Bailey of Ripley. Extract of Wild Strawberry is a prompt The largest searchlight in the world and sure cure which should always be - kept in the house The lhoteIkeepsrs at Blenheim have closed as a. consequence of the adoption of local option, and have even boarded up the pumps so that the farmers can- not get water. Many people say they are "all nerves," easily startled or upset, easily worried and irritated. Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are just the remedy such people require. They restore perfect bavniouy of the nerve centres and give new nerve force to shattered nervous systems. It is reported that freight business ou the lakes will be completely tied up ow- ' ing to difference between the Lake Car- riers' Association and the masters and pilots. TILE LADIES' 1?avor.1TE. Lax.. -Liver Pills are the ladies' favorite medicine. They cure Constipation, Sick Headache. Billiousness, and Dyspepsia without griputg, purging or sickening. The Anchor Carpet Co. of Paisley e Y has assignee tI) J. C. Gibson. The failure is attributed to the hard winter during which very little business cured be done. Customs revenue collected at the port of Goderich during the n'oer1L of April, 1904, was S., J 3. 5: during April, 1e03, $5334 40; increase. $3313.80. Another of Minto's sturdy pioneers bas dis/lppe,tr«'d with the death of Mr. John Stltiger, who pass's away lust Sunday, aged 74 years. He leaves sev- eral growu up sons aad daughters. Cs' ^, c °�' its'. $ .A. . Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of In 1001 the attendance at the Iiiu- cardine High School was 143. fees, $865; 1002 attendance 161, fees, $1007; 1003 attendance 173, fees, $10+24. The government grant to the High School for 19041s $737 92. DR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH CURE ... ea;Ve• is sent direct to aha die. asod parts by tbo Improved Iilewer. Noah the ulcers, clears the air passages, stop:, dropping ht the throat and Ti,ermar,andv cure:; Catarrh and F1uy7'ev,;r. Blower free. All d a Ice.:. or Dr. A. W. Chase ilcdiclne Co.. Toronto aud Buffalo. The Goderich Fire and Light Commit- tee has figured out that ;1,381 has been caved by the town in haviug the meters used in connection with the electric lighting plant. The saving was affected in not needing so much power. The saving on coal alone was $7.44.53. will be seen at the World's Fair. It was recently finished in chi eleetriu pant at Lowell, Mass. It weighs nearly four tons, is of i, 00.000 candles, projects a beam of light seven feet in diameter. Wash greasy dishes, pots or pans with Lever's I)ty Soap a powder. It will re- move the grease with the greatest case. 31., In the Grace Methodist Episcopal church, Chicago, the Rev. Jno. Thomp- son in declaring that the church owes a duty to criminals. said: -"If all were in prison who deserved to be there, there would probably be a large increase in 'help wanted' advertlseme.tts and some painful vacancies in some social and re- ligious gatherings. A. Farmer Cured of Rheumatism. "A man living on a farm near here came in a short time ago completely doubled up with rheumatism. I handed him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and told hint to use it freely and if not satisfied after using it he need not pay a ceut for ir.." says 0. P. Rayder,of Pattens Mills, s.'. Y. "A few days later he walk g witheach package. It is to he hada ed into the stere as straight as a strias t too drug store, and handed are a dollar saying, 'give me Sold in Wingham by Walton Meliib- another bottle of Chamberlain's Pain' bin. Bairn. I want it in tee boast ail the I lane for it. cured use." For sale by Colin A. Campbell. Felix Mays, of Bombay, India, passed -'�"�'-' through Windsor Thursday on bis way The Welkertou Tnrf Club have fixed. to Detroit, where he interviews Mayor fele da Cs cyto: "Drs. F. C. Neal and upon Thursday, July 14th, as the day Maybury, 10 company with his nsother -- N' D to medical of the University of upon which rhe annual races will be 1 and father. Mr. )hays is 00 years of age, Toronto medical faculty, have complete held there. Last year the date was July and was born in Bombay, while his ed their) courses for the degree of L. R 30th. Mr. Day, who engineered the father and mother are said to be, re- C. (Lou.) and M. rb. C. S. (sag) Both 1 thing Iast year, predicts a fine lot of en- emotively, 138 and 118 years of age. ' a (Lou.) honor graduates from tries for this year's races. They are both Cherokee Indians, leav- . the U ntenwe i and they have taken the tel A..�� �° Com , i.11.. I ing for India over GO years ago, both are Above degrees in the shortest time Ihoss- Boars the � Tha Kind Vol Hace Airily; B)agit 1 hale and hearty, and the elder brays can ! iL•Ie• They it:tend spending some time RIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Geo. E. Henderson, of the Commercial hotel, Seaford', had a very fine array of undressed furs in his sample rooms last week. The e,ltito lot were captured throughout that district, within a radios of 15 utiles and were parohased by Mr. Henderson. The display consisted of two dozen red fox skins, three dozen miuk, 125 skunk, 100 coon, about 60 muskrat and a few ground hug. The Nature Sounds A Warning Gall To everyone in poor health. Now is tate tithe got strong, build up, ane increase your Weight. Use Beni• zone the Great Food Tonle. Most of us wake the mistake of toe gleotiui; the tirst message that coulee from aur tired betty demanding Heist strength and less uetvous strain, Wheu auy organ of the body become'. feeble, when the boon weeriee and Ott nerves rebel tigaiust work, it's 11nr0 t,. take Ferr•e.zoue and bulla up. The pur- pose of Ferree me is to btunwlate Ap- petite, improve digtsti,w, couvert fuh.d into uuttrisbuhent had supply the klutz of blood ane bundiog utatertal that tor• tides the uervoub syecehu Hud btreugtheus Ow whole burly. k`errezutte is UOt nu uuuatulal stiutu lam, but a feud wetneinu combining the most streugtileulug Wettesbts known rt. scteuee. Unlike sickly cod liver oil mix- tures end bitters, b'er,uzone is prepar, u in tablet feria, movement to mite end al Ways of uniform atreugth. Its health giving properties are at moo felt, aura is sere to help yon gnit:kly. Striking proof of its uterus is luund itt the letter law- yer w- ot .Lair. N. W. Burka, tt welt-knowna yerin el en Wee, thosnye: "When I fleet rook Fel-rowed I Wets Lu a nervous run- down oollalriurl, almost sick enough tt. r(V0 up W0(lt. I husked strength arc', felt as it I could tan get down to work l3'erroz,ur tit ouoe gime we a good ap- petite and drove away the uervoas ape prehelhstve feelings t at. torturrly meek wy itis miserable. As I continued the 080 of Ferr•ozaue'I meet fl,an run pearl n say it has brought rue brick to perfect health. I know t hat Fer rozone tunic ter business then., add people iueliued to a sedeutery lite, I eau reComnlCud it to such," Ferrozone is endorsed by prominent people in every walk of lite, because it never fails ro bring the good health char sick folks are luukiug for. You inust be burr, to get Fermzone •tum (Jetty refuse any substttate. Price :i0o per box, 00 six (boxes tor $2.50, all druggists or by mail trnln N. 0. Pulsnu & Co , Kingston, Ont., and Hartford, Ooen, U.S.A. The license Conritiss-ioners of South Brt c t at their meeting last week made a olhau;;o iu the regulations that may have a serious effect on many of the Ilotelkeep- ors. The licensees have beau warned sluus throughout were fine specimens that infractions of the low prohibiting and were awaitiug the inspection of a �titurday night and Sunday selliug prospective purchased. The lot was would be visited with forfeitures of Item - granted at close to $500. se. The Stadia Hotel at Walkerton was granted a license, provided certain Me provemWuts were made about the house. THE WORST RIND. The Wetttrn Hotel, Walkertou, was After Piles have existed for a long riven throe months in which to dispose, ing divorce is not eowtititted to foe& time and passed through different stases, of the stock of liquor, after whiolh the courts, as iu Ole con tory, but is reserved the suffering is iuteuee-pato, aching, Itemise will be leithdrawn• - to the Donriniuf P.uliument Moat', rind throbbing. tumors fgirm, filled .to burst- ing with black blood. Quite a curiosity in the animal' line the procedure iusuaes that meet potent Symptoms indicating other troubles has beeu ou exhibition in the building ceterreut of hasty to collusive divorces may appear to a thoroughly Pile -sick opposite the Post Wee at Walkerton, -publicity. All the petiole Ines must person. for the lust few days, in the form of a be iu uccordance with an iippoiuttd 1 This is when Hem-Roid, the only in- ternal, the only absolute Pile cure, calf with ouly three legs. Tins freak of routine, the prellh,ivatres must be ad• 1 brings the results that bas made its fame. Quintal life comes all the way from the vertised six mouths 111 :Avenue and the It will cure the most stubborn cage iu vicinity of Calgary, having been brought applicant mast appear in•person before a existence encet and onded guarantee to here by Walter Jobnsou. The calf is a collimated of the senate one present his Year old,and is D t r u h bred Durhamm owucaitPPllIa o hIs t t t. if it were not for the missing leg it would pass muster as 11 fairly welt -devel- oped, and well-behaved specimen of the bovine fancily. The Globe bad the fallowing note a AetOrdii g to the sew puntal law •newspaper publit.ltels eau hold for fraud thyme, nle, Nitro :t priptrfrt.ui the office led refuses pee went; Hurl the men who into, s hitt eubscrlpt lou to be unpaid, and theft orders a post unteter to nark a paper 'refused" one retain ueltttit•utiott to the publisher, Los hiau»etf Keble to swivel net tine. Building Committee met. at Ho.ise of Refuge, Clinton, lest: week. Tho rx- •nv.,ting is niennu a uteple nen Terre is a at of lunttrihl, emit rte smite, lamb, r, tuth, stud, rte, on the ground. '1'1 e ►10hile(•t 1e to hu tooted tO loak.e insect• ion of work and 11Utteruil as soon as ainyehient. Titer fomelet ion is staid tl ty,_ l3rilain hnx this moo. powerfel peutele .Cert in t he far east. I' eunnists of foul onWest ape ot 11,t)50 ties tette , out •af 10,500 teas; three :,rtunred ernietr:• oeb of it hick are uY 14 I00 tons end out ,f 12 000 tuns; ewe first erase cruisers of 11,01)0 anti 9.e00 torts; leer eeentel class cruisers, two of eInch are of 3,(700 tong, rush, nue tole others are of 3 See and 3,400 tons, the puw•ertul fist rein.ees Hitt, rete thnrd•e]ae•a of Liter ( f 1,5ti0 tons be. .ides n!(s( p 4, genteel's and des. rnyet s Next to rhe 13rhfeh tb"•t that r tin United States is thin moor preeerfnl, eon - :i. ting t•f three Matt leehlp>., s nit chant tee ,ecce ship, siX erai.crrc, several gunboat:- and unboatsand a flotilla or cleee 11.11.05. Over 2,000;000 Itnlieue have goon to br L7uirrd Stnit•n in the past thirty veers. About 1,000,000 of these peuplr have remained p'rnlrwe it in their eloptes humea. 1301%14 -en $2:1.0.)(1,00( ,and 00,000,00t)is sent from the United States each year ro Italy by Italian. Abroad to their psnpte at home minuet is so groe t ns to form the mind - en! part of the leteitiees of all the Totem Winks in New York, and to furnish large proportion of the exche age bnsi nese of a number of bttrlking inttitutiot.h to Italy. Ili return fur this moues' how- ever, the Italians give their labor, and it is couteadetl that in this way, taking Into cousitleratiou also the amount they spend for tustensuee, the: net result is bene;;cul to the United States. There is materiel for tsouebtful eon- eideratioa an i► eorupurisun of the. oorce statistics of Canada and tbeUnited States. While this country has a 1•opu• Jetfoil that ',vertigo twelve times that ot t)tutada during the pi fit d front 183i to 1001, for whtuh n cuutptlhtinu has beeu Heade, its divorces have been 10,00G times as tetany as in the older provinces of the Dominion. The porter of grant ei»nature FD of i. claim to be probably the oldest living on the continent before returning. man in the world. Both these doctors are old Huron boys. 1 The Musical Society of Goderich Inas �.__-o-._, Dr. Neal is a son of Mr. Neal, postmaster filled the vacancy in the position of at Witlton, and Dr. Bue1 mean is a sou bandmaster caused by Mr. Bussing- ! Good TDigeston i of Dr. Buchanan, of Zurich. ! thwait's removal from town by the ape 1 If you can keep your digestive system ; At the venerable age of eighty-four 1 i poiutment of Theo. V. Snaith, late of rho n proper condition the body will he well! " years and seven months Mrs. Jrtmes ! Kent re •mental baud, Chatham. nourished and you need not have. fear of p y g• disease. By regulating the kidneys, 1 Carruthers of Goderichassed awe ou jVied nesday morning, April 4th. Mrs.; 1 C. R1 ATL1 ALARMED. Pills ensure a healthful condition Carruthers, though troubled with rheu- of the organs of digestion and for this { matistn had always Leen aisle to be about. reason are indispensable as a family i ,1 ust a few minutes before her death she ley a Persistent Cough, but Perm: nently medicine. ! had been taking noarl:tl•.meut and death Cured by Chamberlain'- Coagnt xte,nedy, i was due to 0111 ogre lather than any r1 very interesting ceremony took ! specific ailment. Tile deceased was born Mr. H. P. Earbage, a student at law, in place ort May 4th at the residence of Mr. i and married iu England anel on coming tour or five years with a continuous and Mrs. E. Pengelly, Victoria St., cough which he says "greatly alarmed Walkerton, when their only daughter, me, causing me to fear that I was in the Miss Mabel, was united in marriage to first stage of consumption." Mr Bur- Mr. Howard H. Hodgson, of Hamilton. hags.), having seen Chamberlain's Cough The ceremony was performed at high Remedy advertised. concluded to try it. Now read what he; says of it: "I soon noon, by the Rev. Rural Dean Robinson felt a remarkable mange and after using in the presence of a few of the more in- two bottles of the twenty-five. Cent size, timate friends of the bride and groom. was permanently cured " Sold by Uolin Greenville S C. had beeu troubled for A. Cainpbell. �► Just What von \sett,„_ Chamberlain's Stomach andLiver Tab -Don't Trust to T.nel.• lets are just what you need when consti- Tho Buffalo Courier of recent data Even if there is such a thing as luck gated; when yen Imre no appetite. feel publishes a 1nit-figure portrait 01 Alexan- you cannot afford to trust to it iu the doll after eating and wake up with a bad der Kirkbride, Goderich, who, the case of sickness. Yon know by the ex- nerieuce of others that Dr. Chase's Nerve taste in your mouth. They will improve ,your appetite,. cleanse and invigorate yOnr stomach and give pot -a relish for your food. Ear sale by Colin A. Camp- ` bell. item states, has been an Odcifellow for fifty-nine and a Mason for forty years and claims to be the oldest OddfelIow on the hemisphere. •••*•••s•••••••••••••Osiers e••ss••6••••••••••••••••et Et Speak* for Itself! • • • •• eta ei e • el i e1 tweeter 28c. CURES H' DACHE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Okedielkattlea fin if;trrs vlthiel fill`IMilltiettsfee or ototaeY teetendet]I M •• AttlSttteiKlrYttsertolled. the liferatei *weedy to., Meefteet ff/A 10••••••••••••••trig•••Cert•til•dret000•••••lilt•••••ss Foots actually forms uew blood and tis- sue and revitelizee the nerves and by us - sing it regttlarly you can be certain that your system is being built up and that weakness and disease are being over- come. While John Laurier Was delivering a wagon load of port wine from Hensen station to Zurich, being about half way, stopped to water his horses. While removing the bridles, the ]horses dashed away up Main street, the wagon struck a telegraph pole with Snell force that the large hogsheads wereh hurled to p s About two hundred gallons of the finest imported wine soakedstreets. In trying to stop the team, Mr, Ladner natrowly escaped being crushed to death by one of the ftyingbarrels. to this country the and htr husband, who predeceased her about a year and a half, settled near Oakville, later remove iug to the residence on Huron Road, THE ZZLE WAR PO We offer Ten Dollars for the best answer written on a postal card, and which is received by us before May 15th, j WHY A Dunlop D Bicycl RE etachable Tires LIKE THE JAPANESE? "Always ready, strong and steady, Made for swfft progress -light and free; Easily adjusted, never get busted— That's wiry Mee ao like the Japanese." 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They are a dependable, hon- est orith a long and successful record, to c'• rt''.a tlgest,,in, dyspepsia, habitual and stubborn .i.ipation, t .:fensive breath, heartburn, dizziness, D • 9P .ition of the heart, sleeplessness, muscular .atism, sour stomach, bowel and liver com- • .• .•ts. They stregthen weak sto:nach3, build up 3-iwn systems, restore pure blood, good appe- • ' ,: .id sound, natural sleep. Everybody derives t:an tP.nt benefit from a regular lase of Ripans l 'i',b�lles, Your drt ggist sells them. The five c.:nt packet is et, ...);h for an ordinary occasion. Thea Family Botta, 'io cents, contains a supply for a year. '3 �It Stock true to name and free from San Jose Scale. A lsermauent .position for the right nusn ou either salary or coul- 11118510t1. Dom. SPINtICY, rounder of Dr.;,pinncy t't Co. CURED TO STAY CURED. If your blood has been poisoned with any hereditary or ac- quired disease you are never safe until the virus is eradicated from the system. 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