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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1905-09-21, Page 3Why Red Rose Tea is Economical JED Rose Teahas all the good points of two good teas and none of the weaknesses of -any. You never drank a cup of straight Ceylon or Indian tea that could compare in strength, richness, delicacy and fragrance with the "rich fruity flavor" of Red Rose Tea. Yet Red Rose Tea goes further and costs no more than either Indian or Ceylon teas alone. Red Rose Tea is better than either Indian or Ceylon tea and is more economical because it goes further. 1 -Red Rose is good Tea T. H. Estabrooks ` St. John, N.B., Toronto, Winnipeg aMEMIOMMsassa Autumn Dreams. [Bayard Taylor,] 'When the maple turns to crimson, And the sassafras to gold; ' 'When the gentian's in the meadow And the aster on the wold, 'When the moon is lapped in vapor, And the night is frosty cold: When the chestnut burrs are opened, .And the acorns drop like hail, And the drowsy air is startled With the thumping of the flail— With the drumming of the partridge And the whietle of the quail: Through the rustling woods I wander, Through the jewels of the year, From the yellow uplands calling. Seeking her who still is dear. She is near me in the autumn, She, the beautiful, is near. Through the smoke of burning summer, When the weary wings are still, I can see her in the valley, I can hear her on the hill, In splendor of the woodlands, In the whisper of the rill. For the shores of earth and heaven Meet and mingle in the blue ; She can wander down the glory To the places that the knew, When the happy lovers wandered Itt the days when life was true. So I think when days are sweetest And the world is wholly fair, She may sometimes steal upon me Through the dimness of the air, 'With the cross upon her bosom, And the amaranth in her hair. Once to meet her, ab ! to greet her, And to hold her gently tast, Till blessed her, till she blessed me— That were happiness at last! That were bliss beyond our meetings In the autumn of the past. A A good lotion for moth patches con- sists of half a drachm of salicylic acid to two ounces of bay rum. Apply this to the spots with a soft cloth, morning and evening. cents. You can nearly always convince a woman if you try not to. The most successful way to love a woman is just to keep on telling her so. Unless a man wants to know from whom every letter a woman gets is it is hard for her to feel sure he loves her. ' A woman may never learn anything in a cookiug school, but she can turn up her nose at the ones who haven't been. A woman who has married for love is generally willing to have her daughters marry for all the modern comforts. WAY TO TREAT HAY FEVER No Stomach Dosing. Just Breathe Hyomei — Stops Sneezing and Smarting. Walton McKibben is recommending to his customers as a cure for hay fever, Hyomei. It is claimed for this remedy that it stops the spasmodic paroxysma, the sneezing, the smarting, and running of the eyes and nose, and other acute symp- toms of this disease. Many persons have been cured of hay fever by Hyomei, and the discoverer of the remedy professes to be able to pre- vent both the ocanrrence of the annual attack and to stop the progress of the disease, even in the most chronic forms. A Hamin, of Westfield, Mass., writes "Hyomei cured me of hay fever in one week's time. I consider it a duty to tell others who suffer from this disease." This endorsement is only one of hun dreds that have been received by the proprietors of Hyomei, and Walton Mo Kibbon's offer to refund the money i Hyomei does not do all that is claimed for it, is the strongest proof that can be given as to the confidence he has in Hyomei's power to cure hay fever. The complete outfit costa but $1.00, while extra bottles can be procured for DO THE WINGHAM TINES, SEPTEMBER 21, 1905 HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD, A flannel wet with kerosene oil wilt remove fly specks from brass. Polish with chamois. Stains on knives will disappear if rub- bed with a piece of raw potato dipped in brick dust. Put a drop or two of glycerine or sweet oil is the crevice about the tight stopper. In an hour or two it will be looser. Glue can be removed from woodwork by robbing over with a cloth dipped in vinegar. Vinegar is also much better to dissolve glue than water. It will be found that an excellent re- medy for burns is equal parts of linseed oil and oold boilednater. Mix well and bottle, and shake well before applying to the spot. A white straw hat, when soiled, may be cleaned by a scrubbing with sulphur and lemon juice; after scrubbing rinse in pure cold water and bang np to dry in a shady, breezy corner. For those troubled with roaches and water bugs, borax burned on a shovel or old pie tin and sprinkled in the runways will induce them to leave their happy homes at once and "for good." To clean cork carpet wash all over twice a week with skim milk or polish with beeswax and turpentine as you would a stained floor. The latter method darkens the oork and gives it a rich appearance. Always allow cold water to run over sardines before using them for sand- wiches or serving them whole. The cif used to cover them is rarely of the best and sometimes it is positively bad. The delicate flavor of the fish is not affected by the cold water. Ribbons may be freshened, if not too much soiled, by sponging with weak ammonia water and hanging for a few minutes in the fresh air. They should then be put between pieces of white tis- sue paper and irons as hot as can be used without scorching. If a dainty bit of neckwear or a light blouse has acquired an unsightly spot rub both sides of the cloth well with a cake of magnesia and lay away for a day or two. When the magnesia has been carefully dusted off the shot will in most instances have disappeared. For summer cottages, and indeed for all simple homes, India print curtains make charming bedspreads. The cheap- est of these prints are gaudy and will not stand washing. Tho better quality are in fast colors and are very good in design and coloring. The yellows ,and greens are especially attractive. Mice are said to o!aject to the odor of mint, a suggestion that may be utiliz- ed to advantage by the housekeeper,who objects just as strongly to the small rodents. If fresh mint is not obtainable - liquid peppermint applied to the shelves of storeroom and pantry is said f to be equally Efficient. To remove mod splashes from soft dress material leave until thoroughly dry, then rub gently with a dry corn• comb; it will not roughen the goods as a brush does. Lake or sea sand will fresh- en velvet and remove the dust. Apply fine sand quite freely, then brush until none remains, always brushing the pile the wrong way. Once a month is quite often enough for a thorough shampoo. Too much washing renders the hair feeble, brittle and prematurely gray. When drying sit in the sun or before a fire and fan or toss the hair about. Do not comb it till perfectly dry, as it will make it stringy. Frequently the cause of short, poor eyelashes is an inflammation of the lids. They become irritated by dust, and they are rubbed. The lids, redden, inflam- mation sets in and the lashes fall. Do not cut the lathes ar apply ointments to them, but keep the lids in good condi- tion, and the ]ashes will grow of their own accord. An infectious disease is more liable to be taken when one has been long fasting then soon aftera meal. Isis well there- fore, who n going to EEG a friend suffer- ing from a disease of this kind, to eat a substautinl meal first. Neither should one go into an infected area when very warm or after a long quick walk, when the pores of the body are all open. In sweeping carpets remove all furni- ture or cover it thcrtughly as the damp- ness will cause the dust to stick to the woodwork and soil the fabric. Sweep quickly and carefully from the corners and sides to the centre of the room to prevent the soiling of the wall paper, Take the dust carefully into the dust- pan, carry to the kitchen and burn it. If yon have a carpet sweeper run over the carpet quickly to brighten it and remove the dust, Moo NEY PERFECTION �� 1, tl:niun C Q 1FiM00NEY 6ISCOIT a CANDY. Ct 5T8ATYDRD UAW, aS Food Value Mooney s Perfedtion Cream Sodas are crisp squares of wholesome nourishment. They are the food that builds strength and muscle. They are as easily digested by the child and invalid as by the sturdy workman. They contain ALL the food properties of finest Cana- dian wheat flour, in a form that delights the appetite. Always fresh and crisp in the moisture -proof packages. At all grocers in 1 and \ 3 pound packages Before and After. Jim never liked the drags and plows; He'd rather die than milk the cows; It made his palms and spirits burn To have to take a hand au' churn. He mostly loafed, an' did but little; He loved to sit around an' whittle. An' all the boys the village round Sed Jim was lazy as a Turk. They called him loafer, skulk, an' hound. His pore old father did the work ; An' one purposed — a knock-kneed clown— To railride Jimmie out up town! Bnt Jimmie went his quiet way, An' never minded what they say. He'd sit all day beside the crick, An' whittle, whittle at a stick. At last he whittled out a soheme— A dingns to improve on steam. He hoofed it to .a famous tnwn ; A big man though a great deal of it; James got a hundred thousand down, Besides a share in all the profit. An' then he hired a speshul traiu An' calmly moseyed home again. Don't Enter Business eolle,e v. until you have read our handsome, new, illustrated catalogue. It tells about a thoroughly good commercial school, one whose growth has been remarkable in the last few years and whose only claim for patronage has been that of gentiine merit. It is the most rapidly growing college in Ontario, has aprofession- ally trained staff of teachers, new quarters and equipment. Unsurpassed anywhere. All its graduates get positions. Enter at any time. One of the famous Federated Colleges. W. D. EULER, Principal. of Weal, Nervous, Diseased Men. 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Family Doctors 3:1.1d I tits,.gniuC tato "decline"(Consnnipttont. Finally, "The O )lien Monitor," It :ed by Drs. Kennedy & hereon fell Into fay Wends. Ilraru•tit.. tenthand cause. Self abuse had sapped Y `vitality. I took W.I.?lea 4!f.•11,:, tTre.,lm.nt and was.:ured. My friends .bink I was cared ofComm mon,t I hart sent them many patients, alt of whom were cured. Their New Mao hod 'i. reut+a •a: sttppi as vigor, Vitality and 'manhood. Consultation Fru,. I:naka Pree. GJdto for Question Blank for Nome Treatment. Drs. KKiny 13 Kergzn, 140 oShronivitebt. K K & K , K ,, : He paid the mortgage on the farm; He made the old folks good and "worm ;" He built a house--'twould `stonish you; He had an automobile, too. The gang with hayseeds in the hair Would sit upon the fence an' stare. The railride crowd is now soft soapin' To be good friends with Jim agin. They don't know beans when the bag's open, And Jim, it simply make him grin To hear then say, "Why, we known We aster go toskule with him!" -The Khan in Hamilton Herald. The Mau whose wife takes in wash- ing usually knows exactly how the gov- ernment should be run. I am of the opinion that the regular menus printed'in the daily papers ate responsible for many divorces. itrANAO) 11 WANTED. Trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage business in this county and adioinirig territory for well and favorably known house of solid financial standing. °;~'000 straight cash alar and Expensees, paid each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Expenses Money advanced. Position permanent. Address. Manager, 810 Conio Block, Chicago Illinois Cured ]ildney Disease. Mrs, Fred. Hills, Walton St., Port Hope, Ont., states:—"I was troubled for sometime with kidney disease and though I tried a great many different medicines never succeeded in obtainiug relief un- til I began; the use of Dr. Chase's Kid- ney Liver Pills. By the regular use of this preparation for a time I was com- pletely cured of kidney disease. Reflections of a Bachelor. From the New York Press. Getting rich is not what it is tised to be in the prospectuses. The more poetry there is in the court- ship the more prose there is iu the mar- ried life. The way to may a girl think she is pretty is to tell her all the other ones are not. There is something about a square meal that makes the man who is eating it think he is a mighty good fellow. Family life would be more beautiful than it is in the story books if its history wore not written on the shop bilis.— New York Press. adver- Bevel A*letes„ Naval salutes to the deg are as old as the time of Alfred the Great.. Swart ll/udou Cklldrea. lilndoo children are remarkable for their precocity. A boy of seven 1a of- ten found who is a skilled carver at wood or stone, and Some of the hand- somest rugs are made by children in their early teens. Continents Famed For Wooten. Three great divisions of the globe took their names from feminine orig- inals—Asia from a tiympb of that name, Europe from Europa, the daughter of Agenos, and Africa from Libya, or Aphricu, the daughter of Ppaphus. And the fourth quarter, America, though named for a man, has been giv- en a feminine ending. ABSOLUTE SECURITY, Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills, Must Bear Stgnaturo of Sea Fac.Shnlle Wrapper Below. 'fiery small and as easy to take as sugar. CARTERS FFOR OI ZO: ITTFOLE R BILIOINAESNUSNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER. ILL 0 FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THECOMPLEXION ogovotrot Yuhasva w*,uaf. m„, ]tourer va;etu le. ...G CURE SICK HEADACHE. Sheep Without Wool. Tho sheep that has no wool comes from Barbados, How it got there no- body knows, but it Is supposed to have come from Africa originally. Rooms of Splendor. One room at Tsarskoe, the czar's pal- ace near St. Petersburg, has fvalls of lapis lazuli and a floor of ebony inlaid with mother-of-pearl. Another has walls of carved amber, and the walls of a third are laid thick with beaten gold. The City of Beggars. Rome is still the city of beggars, as it was Itt the days of the Antoulnes or Gregory the Great or the latest of the sovereign pontiffs. Rich Nut Food. Walnuts, butternuts, almonds and Spanish peanuts are full of oils and nu- triment, are much more sustaining than meats and easily digested If thoroughly masticated. Budding Creatures. Sea anemones and some other marine creatures of low degree increase theh' species by budding. A small knot or wart appears on the body of the ani- mal and by and by develops into a perfect though minute animal of the same species, separates from its par- ent and sets up iu business for itself. Macaroni and Vermicelli. Macaroni and vermicelli, on account of their closeness of grain, are not as easily digested us light bread. Boys In Slum. In Siam when a boy is fourteen he becomes a roan. Till then his hair on the top of his head is never cut, but is kept in a neat little coil. On his four- teenth birthday there is always some- thing of a celebration. Ilis head is shaved, and he Is a man. Cuba's Minerals. The minerals most abundant in Cuba are asphalt, copper, iron and man- ganese. A Bushel et Maize. The contents of a bushel of ordinary maize (fifty-six pouuds) is four and a half pounds of germ, thirty-six pounds of dry starch, seven pounds of gluten and five pounds of bran or hull, the remainder of the weight being chiefly water. Land Values In Italy. In Italy the value of land is consid- ered to be thirty-four times the annual rental. A Valuable Voice. Caffarelli thought so much of his voice that once when challenged to fight a duel he refused on the ground that he had no right to expose to any risk the life of so great a singer. The Female Oyster. A. single female oyster produces 3,000,000 eggs. These rise to the sur- face of the water, where they remain for a period of forty-eight hours be- fore hatching. The young oyster im- mediately sinks to the bottom, and it is believed that fully DO per cent sink into the mud and are smothered. Longest Drawbridge. The Missouri river bridge of the Illi- nois Central at Omaha is the longest drawbridge in the world and cost 32,- 000,000. !r tettrt Giterr tIluf.° Cherubini so closely idefitifled his sympathies with his work that when writing a pathetic passage he would cry like a child. He was often found in tears over his score, and some of his manuscripts are tines so blotted as to be almost Illegible. Red Ink In China. The use of red ink in China is for- bidden to all but the emperor, who signs official documents Iu this flam- ing color. Ent Slowly. Take time to eat your meals. If you have not time to get a meal 3Msurely go without it, as It will not injure you a (Maxtor as much as to eat it in a hurry. Blind John Metcalf. John Metcalf, a blind Englishman, was the first professional roadmaker. He built his first road between Harro- gate and Borougllbriilge, in England The length of the road was three miles, and the material used was gravel. The First Pnlr of Boots. No one knows who "invented" boots or by whom the legged foot coverings were first werti. Some writers are of the opinion that they first came in vogue among the Carlans. They are mentioned by Isomer Doi yettrs B. and are frequently referred to by the early itouuln historians. In this con- nection it may be Interesting to note that a torture instrument called the "boot" was used in Scotland in 1600, 3 11 n ' Common ranger maks the Ma Ulan mite. Is your Coal Wasted or Used? It is comparatively easy to build a range that will make a lot of heat, but it requires the exact science of Pandora range building to produce a range that will use all the heat in the coal without waste. A common range may burn twice the coal that a Pandora will, and yet do only half the work. If you use a Pandora range you can be certain that your coal money is not wasted, but used. The Pandora Range makes the thrifty housewife ensile. M%Iaryk Pandora Ranke Warehouses and factories s London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St. John, N.B., Hamilton SOLD IN WINCHAM DY A. YOUNG. ..e The Marks an who aims at the whole target will seldom hit the centre. The Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, specializes along every line of Business and Shorthand work. 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