The Wingham Times, 1905-12-07, Page 66
THE
WiNGIEAM rain DECEMBER 7, itio5
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Try it with a dash of
Cold Milk
Kernels from the Savcturn Mill
Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges.
The result of the poll for the vete on
ibe Acetylene Gas by law at Gerrie
watt a nig curt rise to many in the town
as it carried with a good majority. The
vote was: for it, 49; against it, 19; ma-
jority for the bylaw :;o.
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The ratepayers of Huron Township
have petitioned the township council to
submit a by law on January 1st for the
erection of a new township hall.
Many people say they are "all nerves,"
entity startled or upset, easily worried
and irritated. Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills are just the remedy such
people require. They restore perfect
harmony of the nerve centres and give
new nerve force to shattered nervous
system.).
)n Friday Nov. 21th, the death of
Norman Smith occurred at Ripley at the
advanced age of 71 years. Mr. Smith
was a well known aud highly respected
resident.
1
To prnvr. to you that Dr.
('h r.e'a Ointment is avertain
ar.d absolute cure for each
ami every form of itching.
bl: riding and protruding pile:;•
the ufaru?arturers have t,'uaranteed it. See nes.
t.hnonials in the daily press and ask your neigh-
bors what they think 0' 1 . Yon can use it and
get Tour money back it not cured. roc a box, at
all dealers or h naiaNsoiv,33A•rr y 3c Co.,Toronto,
Dr. Chase's Ointment
Grandfather Wurw, of Zurich, passed
another mile•stone in his long journey
through life. On the 20th Nov. the old
t geutleman celebrated his 06th birthday.
101 His chances seem good to pass the cen•
tury mark.
P$S,,orREWARD will
be paid to any
person who proves that
Sunlight Soap containv any
chem,.^d, or any
form of adulteration.
tg
1 4
Ugh
is bieet•', „
e.h than other soaps,
but is best when used in
the Sunlight way.
Sunlight Soap contains
no injurious chemicals.
Sunlight Soap is pure
coup, scientifically made.
:very step in its manu-
facture is watched by an
exp .rt chemist.
Sunlight Soap saves
t
labor, and the wear of
rubbing which common
soaps I.cluire in washing
fabrcs.
5CBey is eat av
.Pn fults:vdtre_:.r+o
Lev,* Brothers rcr_nto
CASTO''IA
For Infants and Children.,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
It is estimated that the crop of tobacco
grown in Essex county- last season was
about twelve million pounds. The crop
averaged 1,200 pounds per acre in Essex
county. The average yieiaverage yiert he Kentucky
.ie. 300 pounris per acre.
The essential lung• healing principal of
the pine tree has finally been successfully
separated and refined into a perfect
cough medicine -Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup. Sold by all dealers on a
guarantee of satisfaction. Price 25
c. nta.
Some men were engaged digging a well
on the farm of James Craig Jr., Arran.
When it was :;3 feet deep, while the
workers were in at breakfast, a spring
of water broke out, filled the well, over-
flowed at the top, and keeps running a
continuous stream. Such a flow of water
will add $1000 to the value of the farm.
Bears the Tlii Kind Yon ilaA kali; Boug,dil
t3i;nataro
u.
On Thursday the 2:;rd of Nov. the death
of Duncan McKenzie occurred at Ms
home, boundary line, lot 69, con. A.,
Kincardine tcwimbip. Deceased was
b•Iru in iladenoch, Inverness, and cache
there. in 1ti68, having resided in tbat die.
triet ever since. He was 70 years of age
and for the last c; years has been bed rid-
den from a :stroke of paralyais.
SPRING
It Iii 7•:.
As a erpring medieince Burdock Blood
Bitter:: bus hn er!uni. It tones up the
: ---. -- i system and removes all impurities from
the blood. al:d takes away that tired,
• row Rt.esian trains travel et a faster i wear, feelieg eo prevalent in the spring. l
rats than twenty-two miles ass hoar. j -«�---at.-•--- i
it it, learned that the Donhintou Public
Wnor' t)(•i,u-tt+`rfit is rather cr',uceril®d
e•41‘.) i c her the fact that the l:iieuiiiai:e tube l
�e �5"'f, /Ares iqa I tyt,te-i:,s in Toronto and Montreal wilt I
�JC.,•s'V G�
ast about $:d'o,t•00 each, or $1,(410,000 in
all. This includes, of course, the cost of
11t Cit tc&rt':5T j land, the erection of sultad.lo buildings
LOOD
1Cd THI WORLD
r. (1.:., I 'train food.
z. I; len t 3 tile function:) of the liver.
h ,.ea a ceuncl and quiet sleep.
4. atatai teas the mouth,
f. Nee.: sinless the surplus acids of the
st :r.each.
6. Pavia veal hemorrhoidal dintuelhathcee.
7. Itr,l;:i site eetretiea of the kidneys.
S. Pees gat calculus concretions.
iridifeotion.
, A 11r•.valltative against diseases of the
tltr.i et.
. Reetar_o all nervous energy and te-
viva) the natural forcea.
HE OXY3ENAT= 03.
Hatttria lyd 1St ,. T ordre to,1Jt+fttn
n::d the int daliatiun of the system.
()rip shit ldy lies Led Out
"rme weeks ago during the severe 1
wtuter weati:cr both my wife and icy- i
self contracted severe colds which speed. i
fly developed into the worst hind of la ;
grippe with all its miserable symptoms,"
says Mr. J. S. l' 1ec'ton of Maple Land.
into, Iowa. "ICutor•e aud joint aching.
muscles sore, head stopped up. eyes and ,
no", Yun3/nit, with alterlhntc spells of s
china mei fuvc r. We began using'
t"h n:1:t ria n'a Cough r'en±f'tly+ aitan,' ',
:lir lune:- with a (1091' of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, and by its ,
liberal use soon completely knotted out i
theri ." These Tablet)romote a
liuuithy)action of the bowels, liver and
kidneys which is always beneficial when
the system is congested by a told or at.
tie!: of the grip. ?or suds by 1'. Ii.
SVailoy.
Mr, George Stewart bas sold the
Dorrance farm at Grieve's bridge, Mo•
Killen. which he purchased a few years
ago from Mr. Bubolz This feral was
purchased by Mr. George Hearne, of
McKillop, near Winthrop. The price
paid was $11 0( It contains 100 acres
and is a good fat m with good buildings.
Doan's Kidney Pilla act nn the kid•
nays, bladder and urinary organs only.
They cnrehaekaohes. weak lack, rhenm-
at;iatii, diabetes. conr,s'inii, iaifbintation.
gravel, Rriaht's distai•e and till other
diseases arising from wrong action of the
kidneys and bladder.
Mr. H C Hopkirk, P. 0. Inspector,
of London, formerly of Stratford, has
been placed on the retired list at his own
requebt and is now on leave of absence.
He purposes to remove to Toronto in the
course of a week or so. His succ'eseor
it is reported, will probably be Mayor
01. T. Campbel, of London, also a form.
er resident of Stratford.
Bears the
Signatnra
of r:(1�^Zt
�'Y � ,
Mount Forest town council has
The Kind You lime Always Bacot!
memoraliz?{i the outasio Government,
protesting against the representatious of
the Warden and Committee of the
County Council who waited on the
Government, protesting against the re-
turn to a system of representation by
Reeves and Deputy Reeves. Monut
Forest favors the proposed change in the
system.
Sunlight Soap is better than other soaps,
bat is beet when used in the Sunlight way.
Buy Sunlight Soap and follow directions.
Canada's Customs revenue for five '
;
months ending November :0, shows an
inereaee of $1,202,20: over the same
period of last year, while for the mouth
of November the gain is $432,204. The
total for November is $3,790.471, against;
$3,357,267 a year ago and for the five 1
months the figures are ante1CO3a00,
against $17,444,03: a year ago.
In the year 1854 ten settlers came
down the Saugeen river in scows :rota
Walkerton to Paisley aud settled in the
(+ore of (Greenock. They were all
cate11n13 n► and st tried near Fergns when
they first came to Canada. Of the ten
I0111 one wenn, hack to tho old settlement.
l'rhe death of Win Broekie of the Gore,
I last week, leaves ouly 3 of the band of
rdd piuueers who came down the liver
together to i54. They are Jas. Davie of
titin sten, Lea is Lamb and Juo. Brockie,
ut Greenock.
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RHEUMATISM
Lives in the Blood.
Censtquently it requires an internal
treatment, ono that will restore the
blood, wet relieve the cause of the pain.
Atter years of experiment Dr. Handl-
ton bnccee(Ifd in producing a remedy
that quickly out es iheumatisu,, goat and
all wee wed disorders.
This marveltune cure has been given
to the public as Dr. Hamilton's Mau -
drake and Bntteruut Pills: iu every case
they tell quickly.
By toning the kidneys and liver, Dr,
Hamilton's Pills unsure a clean, healthy
body The blood to restored to a normal
condition. renewed vigor is imparted to
overworked ergot's, and thus the general
health i•i built up, and no room is left
for rheumatism to creep in
Di'hrouraged sufferer. relief is at hand.
Use Dr Hamilton's Pills, and you will
soon shakte hands ft r good with your old
enemy Her.' is suh+tantial proof:
A CRIPPLE'S STOitY OF Ct•tt11.
"This in a. glad day tor me," writes
Jellies E Brewnfield, from Midland,
Ont., "because I can speak of my per-
manent cure of rheumatism. I have
been all through the aching days and
sleepless flights, have spent my money
on wen thlees rtIntel les, (tad consequently
in recommending Dr. Hamilton's Pills I
feel sure of their merit No remedy
I gave such relief or did me so much good
Ins Dr Hamilton's Pills. My rheumatism
they cured, and ever since my health has
been perfect."
When J)r Hamilton's Pills are to be
had in am drug store, it's foolish to live
on in misery and ill•health. Yon ought
to get this medicine to day and onre
yourself. Puce 25e per box, or five
brxes for SI at all dealers, or by mail
from N 0. Polson & Co., Hartford,
Coon., U S.A , and Kingston, Ont.
For Over Sixty Teary.
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy -Mrs
Wiuslow's SoothingSyrup has been used
for over sixty years bymillionsof mothers
for their children whtls teething, with;
perfect success. It soothes the child.,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, anrd is the best remedy for ;
diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste.;
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Tvienty.five cents a bottle. Its
value is incalculable. Besure you ask
for Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take nu other kind.
"Water that is brought up by buckets
or pumps, or obtained from springs, is
free in this country, at least so far as
we know, except in one place in Chesley
where a Jew charges his neighbor, also
a Jew, five cents for each pailful of wat-
er. The other day the JoW who owns
the well refused his brother Jew a dip-
perful of water until he planked down
one cent.-Chesley Enterprise.
A Certain Cure for Croup
When a child shows symptoms of croup
there 18110 time to experiment with new
remedies, no matter how highly they
may be recommended. There is one
preparation that cau always be depend-
ed upon. It has been in use for
many
y
eartl awl
has neverbeen
known
to fail, viz: Chamberlain's Coug'.
Remedy. Mr. M. F. Compton of Mar-
ket, Texas, says of it, "I have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in revere
cases of croup with my children, a:�d
can truthfully say it always ;=-yr a z,ronht
relief." For sale by F. H. W, diiey.
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A very ',rutty ev,-.41:,,it s
ed at St. Jaines' elmre}., pcaf:.rri: cw
Wei113esr;ay morni, g. Nov.
Miss K:ttL1?en 1 c'.a :g..t'•r C° t e
late sir. Jags.) e L a:,t was •..._: '.•1 ire.
tearri_i;re tr' Mr. Ja•:. 1..eee a r.;a-
t"st t;^.•.1 of Mr..',r.,hia ] i:•y+.rc ::. r.f t'r.e.
Iluron Roan leeet, It. i'. C'»;.Gran_,
ofi'ic ,sting.
After only two weeks' confinement to
bed, Alexander Osbalcieston, of the
Huron Road, Goderich Tp. passed away
early on Monday morning, Nov. 27th
at the age of 01 years. Deceased was
born on the farm on which he died, and
had been a continuous resident there.
A man of good principle and irreproach-
able life, he was held in the very highest
esteem as a good neighbor, a kind father
and loving husband, and his death is
one of the events that make a break in a
community that cannot easily be repair-
ed.
C3 1h.:5i Si° as 3PP 7IC LLa.. .
Beare the ,, The KSnd You Have AI)vayl Baugh
Signature
of
On Wednesday, Nov. 22nd, the bell in
the tower of the new church, Kings-
bridge, rung out a wedding aunounce-
ment, the occasion being the marriage
of Miss Josie McConnell. only daughter
of Mr and Mrs.1•'rauk McOonnell,Crewe.
to Mr. James Trainor, of Linton, King
township. As the bridal party entered
the church, the bride leaning on her
brothel', arm, the wedding march was
played by Miss McCaughey, of Clinton.
Tho ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Mt Corinack, after which High
Masa was celebrated, the choir rendering
L±otinrd's mass in splendid manner.
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1 S1 DDENIS ATTACHED.
Children are often attacked suddenly
by paheful and dangerous Colic, Cramps,
1 Diarrhoea Dysentery, Cholera Morbns,
1 Cholera Infantum, etc. Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry is a prompt
II and sure cure which should always be
1 kept in the house.
1 i
i A well known Scotch minister when far
advanced in years thought it advisable
' to marry for the fourth time. On call.
ing on one of his senior elders to inform
i him of his intention he deemed it neves•
' sary to accompany the announcement
with some reason for a step so unexpeet-
erl,and unusual. "Yon see," said he,
"I ino•e
A an old mann
Ow 1
I cannot ex-
pect to be long here, so 1 :eel that when
the end comes I wool.: lilte to have
someone to close my ey, a." 'Aweel re-
plied the elder, ••I've had twa, and I
can tell 3e they hue both opened mine."
.it
Aylhooping Cough
•'Sthrae youngest boys had h
on -
trig Bough this winter and I could set
nothing to help them until I sent for Dr.
Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turper.-
tineIt arrested the coughs at once and
tura;, fait right on improving until they
welt- rased at the cost of one dollar.
That was not a large bill for so danger -
tam feel distressing an ailment." -Mrs.
Was, Bill, Ilraoebridge, Ont,
If you, yew friea(ls or reterives suffer with
Fit:;, l:pile;.•.y, 5t. Vita, bane, or Falling
Srd.ne , write f tr'a Hai trhttic and valuable
Ireali a on such disaasei to TilIl 1.1.101(1 Co.
ette tine tercet, W., Toronto, Canada. All
dre ji to sell or can obs lin f.,r you
LEIBIG'S FITOURE
Ono of the poet office inepootors paid
Walkerton a visit the end of last week
to investigate a matter that had come to
the knowledge of the authorities in re-
epees to mailing a letter bearing a Lost•
age stamp, that had already been used,
It may seem a small matter to take so
muoh trouble about a two cent stamp.
But the importanoe of protecting the
mails from abuse is very great, and
heavy penalties are prescrtbed for violas-
ing the law iu respect to using cancelled
stamps. The Inspector traced the matter
to o married woman laving within a few
miles of Walkerton. She admitted the
offence, but said that she had received
the bteuhp irons a person in Walkerton,
whube name is somewhat notorious hu
connection with numerous thinly tran-
sactions.
TILE LADIES' NAt•OSltE .
Laxa•Liver Pills are the ladies' favorite
mealtime. They cure Uonstipation, Sick
Eleaauolle, Billiousness, aud i)yepepsia
without gripiug, purgiug or sickening.
The Government dismissed the three
Toronto license luspeotors, aud as a pro-
test the three llceube commissioners beat
in their reeignattoes,
During the ab8euce of Mr. George
Kelly of Dorchester from home a mud
entered the house, bouud Miss Kelly aud
rausae;ted the place.
An Emergency Medicine
For sprains, braises, burns, scalds and
bihniliar injuries, tuere is nothing so good
hta Chauhberlahu's 1'aiu Balm. It sootheb
the wuuuu aud nut duly gives lubtant
reliet trout pane, but eauaeb the parts to
heal in about one third the time required
by the usuul treatments. Sold by F.
11.. Walley.
The residence of Mr. John White at
Woodstock was entered Monday after-
noon during the absence of the family,
and between three and five thousand dol -
len' worth of jewellery stoleu, Two
servants were iu the house at the time.
„Thirty per cent of the tourists in
Switzerland last year were Germans, 15
were Euglieh, 12 French, while Ameri-
ca contributed only 11 per cent.
By the fume of a nate Indian treaty
just signed by Hon. Frank Cochane, for
the Ontario Government, the Indians in
a tract of 00,000 square miles of land
north of the Iteight of Land get $S per
head for the first year and afterwards
!square
yearly. Each family of five gets a
square mile of land, but only 100 square,
miles have thus been disposed of. The
province pays the per capita grants, i
1i
while the Dominion pays the enpenses of
the commissioners' survey', also the cost
of delivery of the money, which is a
heaver item. The treaty is known as
No. 0.
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And now &s
to
Diamonds
It is not without reason
that Canada's largest
Jewelry house should be
known as Diamond Hall.
All over the Conti-
nent this store is famous
as giving unequalled
diamond values. A
permanent buying; staff
at Amsterdam ensures
advantageous p u r chas-
ing, and our customers
receive the price: benefit
A Diamond Hall guar-
antee means an absolutely
perfect stone.
RYRiE B12OS.
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TORONTO - ONT.
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By the introduction of liquid fuel on
all Government steamers the Rouman-
ian Government claims to have saved
fully 40 per cent. of tho fuel bill.
What is claimed to be the largest plow
in the world was recently constructed
for use on a ranch in California. It
stands oighteou feet high, and is capable
of nutting a furrow eight feet wide and
six feet deep.
On every shilling turned out the Bri-
tish mint makes a profit of nearly three
pence. On every ton of penny pieces
taken out from the mint there is a pro-
fit of $1,O10.
Sufferew . rrible Agony
FROM P. ;N ACROSS
HIS KIDNEYS,
iJ YS.
DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS
CURED HIM.
Read tiee words of praise, Mr. M. A. McInnis,
Marion Bridge, N.S., has for Doane tUdney
Pills. (llo writes u.1): "I'or the past three years
1 Imre suffered terrible agony from pain across
my kidneys. I was so bad T could not stoop
er bend. I consulted and had reveral doctors
treat me, but could get no relief. On the advice
of a friend, I procured a bon of your valuable,
life-giving remedy (bean's iiidncy fills). and to
my surprise and delight. I irnnecdiate1y got
better. In my opinion Doan's 2iddney fills have
no equal for any form of kidney trouble."
I)oan's Kidney fills era 50 cents per box er
three boxes for $1.25. ran be procured at all
dealers or will be mail»rl direct on receipt of
price by The Doan Iii.dney Pill 'Co., Toronto,
Ont.
Do not accept a spurious substitute but b.
rule 04 got "Doan's."
FOR GOOD HEALTO
To preserve or restore it, there is no better
prescription for men, women and children than
Ripans Tabules. They are easy to take, They
e 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 fami• irremedy. They are a dependable, hon-
est r rn';dy with a long and successful record, to
c"rt; =ntligestlan, dyspepsia, habitual and stubborn
_o= ..tipation, i.aensive breath, heartburn, dizziness,
•r)i' 1tion of the heart, sleeplessness, muscular
Jr .latism, sour stomach, bowel and liver cont -
r. ,•.'ts. They stregthen weak stomachs, build up
1) •i- wn systems, restore pure blood, good appe••
^.1d sound, natural sleep. Everybody derives
con .tent benefit from a regular use of Ripans
Y. bules. Your dryggist sells them. The five-
ccnt packet is en ' .t;h for an ordinary occasion.
The Family Bottlt. 6o cents, contains a supply
for a year.
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