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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-05-10, Page 30,4 IN Suppose you do like the tea you are using. How do you know it is the best tea you can get for the money ANY were satisfied with the tea they were: using before they tried Red Rose Tea. Wh+ eu they tried Red Rose Tea they found it had that " rich fruity flavor," found it was strong— that trongthat it requires less to make a cup of good tea than the brand of Ceylon alone they had been using. Now, why not be sure you are getting the best tea to be had. You cannot be sure till you try Red Rose Tea. Ro WEATHER FORECASTS HICKS' MAY STORMS Five Storm Periods of Reactionary Character Promised for the En- suing Month Rev. Id. R. Elicits, of St. Louis, ieeues a lengthy bulletin on bis proguostica• tions for May, from which the following summary is extracted: - The eters period of disturbance, which begins near the first of May, has its cen- tre ou June 16th, extending through July. 'Any extreme tendency in weath- er, or other meteorologioal conditions, which may exist during the early part of a Mars period will, as a rule, be con- tinued throughout the period. The gen. eral trend of charaoter of etorm and weather conditions, through Juno and July may, therefore, be approximately foresbaclowed by the conditions that may prevail from about the 1st to the 23rd of May. Sections at this time hav- ing an excess of storm and rain may reasonably count on such tendency dur- ing the continuance of the Mars period. A regular storm period, central ou the 9th covers the 7th to 12th. The- full Moon in perigee on the 8th, and at ex- treme South declination on the 11th, will be factors in the resulting perturbations of this period. By the 8th low barome- ter and much warmer will be advancing from the West, attended by decided storms, From 9th to 12th a series of storms will sweep most parts of the country. progressively from West to East. Rapid change to high barometers Westerly gales and much cooler will -follow this series of storms, and frosts will visit many central to Northern sec. tions from the 10th and 11th. A reactionary storm period is central on the 14th, 16th and 16th. This period is within the Mercury period, seen by the Mercury brace in the diagram to If You Suffer with Rheumatism Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy Wit Bring the Utmost . Relief that Medicine Can. The one remedy which many physicians rely !3pon to free the system of the Rheumatic Pols. ens which are the cause of all Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Gout, Is Da. Snoop's R33EU- jifATiO REMEDY. Dr. Shoop spent twenty years in experimenting be- tore he discovered the combined chemicals which made possible one almost always certain cure for Rheumatism, etc.'. Not that DR. SHOOP'S RIIEn- MATIC REMEDr can turn bonyjoints Into flesh again -that is jr impossible. Butitcan and :a,' w111 drive from the blood the Poisons which caused the pain and swelling. And;;then that is the end of the pain and swelling -- Wend of the suf. tering - the end of Rheumatism. his remedy never tails where a cure is' . , possible. It is put tip in tablet form- convenient and econ- omical. You who h have tfere and suf- fering are today from pain and aches which you ow to be Rheumatism; you who experience latheness or tWinires of pain in damp weather; you who easily become stiff and lame without apparent cause -just try DR. SIIOOP'S RHEU- MATIC CURE. It is just the kind of a remedy ghat accomplishes results. Sold and recoil/ - Pleaded by WALLEY'S DRUG STORE. is good Tea T. H. Estabroons St. John, N.B., Toronto, Winnipeg THE WINGIIAi TINES, NAY t 0, 1906 HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. ,.— • Puff paste and all light poetry should _ tie placed in the oven as soon as poeeibte, otherwise it will become heavy if allow- ed to stand long. Turpentine is one of the best remedies for croup. A pieoe of flannel should be saturated with it and placed on the ▪ child's throat and chest. To oure a ring worm apply a strong solation of borax and water three or -'- four times a day and cover the place with the fine powder very often. In olarifying fat that has been used for frying, pare and slice a raw potato, placing it in the fat. Heat until the - potato is well browned, set it aside un. tit moderately cool, and then strain ready for use once more. When a saucepan has been burnt at • the bottom fill it with cold water, add - 1 ing a small handful of soda. Let the pan stand for a time, and then gradual. ly bring it to the simmering point. Al- low the water to simmer for a few minu- tes, when the burnt places Dan be easily cleaned. reach from the 16th to the 26th, The Mars and Mercury disturbances make it entirely possible and probable that vio- lent storms may appear about the 14th, 16th and 16th. A regular storm period runs from the 19th to the 23rd, This promises to be the most active to violent period in May. It is a regular Vulcan period, covered by Mars and central with the Mercury period. The Moon is on the equator on the 1915, in apogee on the 22nd and new on the 23rd. All these things combined indicate that low barometer, very warm humid atmosphere and electrical storms of marked severity will prevail at the first and continue to the end of this period. All through the central part of Eiay there is great tendency at the storm periods to daily cycles of storms, for a number of days in sucoession, breaking up as a rule with a general, and very violent storm. This period, the 19th to the 23rd, promises to bring one of these cycles. If after the first storm the bar. otneter does not rise, and the wind change to Westerly and decidedly cooler about the same time on the following day look for a repetition of the storm, and so on for several days, or until the changes named oconr. The culmination of this period will fall within 36 hours of midnight on the 22nd. The outlook for this whole period is threatening, but we will name Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday, the 21st, 22nd and 23rd, as dan- ger days. Should the normal changes occur, clearing and much cooler weath- er should appear about the 2415 and 25th, A reactionary storm period is central ou the 2615, 27th and 28th with strong probabilities that the combined Mars and Mercury influences will pause prolonged threatening, if not stormy weather into this period up from the preceding period. If the Mars period comes in with an ex- oess of storminess, the period extending from the 19th to the 23rd will not only bring a daily cycle of rain, wind and thunder storms, bat these daily storms will hardly reaoh their culmination and come to an end until about Saturday, Sunday and Monday, the 26th, 27th and 28th. A decided change to cooler will spread over the country generally at the wind up of these storms. The last day of May is the beginning of a regular storm period which will ex- press itself during the opening days of June. We will say in closing that, un- der ordinary conditions the outlook for ,Tane is exceptionally threatening. The storm diagram for that month shows that the Mars, the Venus and the June solstice periods are all central in June, Extreme and phenomenal results may be expected, and the conditions in May will indicate the general character of phenomena to look for. A general max- imum of electrical storms, with many seismic And volcanic disturbances, are among the pre-eminent probabilities. Yellow spectacles for weak eyes were recommended by Dr, Motais in a paper he read before the Academy of Medicine at Paris. The dootor declaree that yel- low is very soothing to weak eyes, and that for fifteen years 50 has prescribed glasses of this color with excellent re- sults. A 1 K&. lic-11•K&K K&K K&K LOOD POISON • On 4iccount of ate terrible effects, blood disease is called the king of au diseases. It maybe either hereditary or contracted; so while it may not be a crimp to have the disease, it is a crime to permit it to remain in the system[. It may manifest itself in the form of scrofula, ltctensa, rkeamatic pales, Stitt or swollen joints, itchiness of the skin, eruptions or blotches, ulcers in the mouth or on the tongue sore throat, falling out of hair,''lsordered stothach, and a general depression of the system. If you have any of these ey,aptomsdon't neglect yourself, You haves' no time to lose. Beware of "old fogy" treatment- beware of mineral poisons - beware of Quacks and Fakirs. 00 Oa ?JEW lin3TfOQ TRt1ievras re'lt'_ LS guaranteed tonne/sting disease, never to return. Bank Dodds will protect yon. - Our treatment is not injurious its auy way, but reaches the vary root of the disease- and iseaseand elimtnatea all poison from the system. The symptoms of disease gradually ' disappear. Tho blood becomes pure and enriched the whole system is cleansed and purIfed, and the patient feels prepared anew for the duties and the pleasures of life. CURES GUAQ.ANTRED OR NO PAY. 26 Yeetr t is Dotrait. 250,000 Cured, Consultation Free. Question Blank for Home Treatment and Books Free. DRSKENNEDY& KERG Oar. *Ieblearn Awa. Iiad Obelbjr !!!y Detroit. »blob. K .K Kot Kr..cK Ki,cK K 3,ic gC iE Good mint sauce should be prepared sometwelve hours before it is wanted. Chop the mint in the usual way and place it in a Dnp adding enough water to Dover it, and sugar as required, Cover the Dnp and leave the mint until the sauce is to be made. Then add twice as much vinegar as there is water, and - — --------•- le00.!„ Y s 1 11 ER E(TION MOONEY .61;,,e111T gOalloi gRJI7ra8o ;.4ANAP A ; 7 Mooney's Perfection 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 this will give a delicious sauce. Lettuce Salad -Pick each leaf over carefully, being careful not to break them. Shake off and drain in a net. Keep in a cool place until ready to serve. Arrange the loaves in a salad bowl as tastefully as possible, and serve with French dressing or with sweetened cream. If preferred, engem, vinegar, salt and pepper may be used instead of the Freuoh dressing. When boiled potatoes are required quickly the process may be hastened by having two pans of boiling water. Pour the contents of one of these over the potatoes, and then place them all hot in the second pan, In this way the boiling of the water will not be checked at all. Baked potatoes will cook much more quickly if they are first placed on the top of the stove and turned over once before being put into the oven. REMARKABLE TEST Hyomei has been Known for Years and is Guaranteed to Cure Catarrh. We have given Hyomei a most thor- ough and remarkable test. The remedy has made so many cures that we have urged its use in the most chronic oases of catarrh. Breathed for a few minutes four times a day, through an inhaler that comes with every outfit, it soothes the irritated mucous membrane of the nose,throatand Iaugs, kills the catarrhal germs, and restores complete health. Its healing, antiseptic fragrance penetrates to the most remote air passeges, as no medicine taken into the stomach can possibly do. Immediate relief almost always follows the use of Hyomei, and great benefit is seen after a few days' treatment. The complete Hyomei outfit posts only $1, and consists of an inhaler that can be parried in the pocket or purse, and will last a lifetime, a medicine dropper, and a bottle of Hyomei. Is this is not sufficient for a complete cure, additional bottles can be obtained for 60 cents. Compare this small expense with the fees charged by specialists. If you cannot obtain Hyoinei of your dealer, it will be forwarded by mail, postage paid, on receipt of price. Write to -day for consultation blank that will entitle yon to services of our medical department without charge. The R T. Booth Company, Hyomei Building, Ith- aca, N.Y. Hog Notes The pigs from a mature sow are al- ways better than from a young one. The hog can turn more articles of diet into meat than any other farm animal. A good foundation for profitable growth can be laid before the pigs are born. Alwaye select the largest, most grow - thy and best sows for breeders. A good, clean, bony leg is better than a fleshy one on a hog as well as ori any other animal. n mai. Sunshine, fresh air and access to the ground are all necessary to the health, growth and development of pigs. Dry dirt is not only an absorbent, but a disinfectant, and therein lies the ad- vantage of a good earth floor. An abundance of milk for the first eight or ten weeks of the young pigs' life is the best preparation they can have to fit them for profitable growth in after life, One of the best feeds for young pigs after they have learned to eat is whole - Cate soaked until soft in sweet skim milk. The brood sow after her pigs attain a few days' age requires a good deal of rioh food to keep up both her Condition and her flow of milk. Continuous growth is necessary to make swine profitable, and this cannot be obtained without plenty of feed. A. little grain each day with plenty of pas. turago will seoure this. No matter how well fed the sows and pigs, they will riot thrive as they should unless in addition they have dry, cbnl. sortable quarters and thiel is essential oven in suzn ier. SPOILS OF ANCIENT EGYPT The Oldest Piece of Sculpture in -the World Recently Brought to Light. Among the spoils of the last season's campaign by Prof. W. M. Flinders Petrie and his assistants of the Egypt explora- tion fund is a remarkable sculpture. probably the oldest in the world. It was found at Wady Maghara. Sinai, where hitherto the difficulties of maintaining a camp in the desert five days' camel journey from Suez had prevented any serious excavation, The sculpture, which would p'robably not be accepted by the committee of the Royal academy if sent in for exhibition, represents I{ing Semerkhet of the first dynasty smiting down a Bedawi sheik, after the manner of kings about 4600 B. C. Above that is a figure of the gen- eral who commanded the expedition. This is by no means the most remote of the discoveries, There is, for instance, a collection of flints used for working turquoises out of the sandstone, prob- ably by the Bedouin in a period about 10,000 B. C. They show several types of which the hammers, the larger scoring flakes and the small flakes with a point are the most distinct. Among the most interesting relics are the Roman objects found at Oxyrnkhos by Drs. Grenfell and Hunt. They in- clude some specimens of the most beau- tiful colored glass, the arm of the Aphro- dite grasping Cupid, a limestone female head of remarltable type and a large col- lection of bone and ivory dice. Wher- ever the Roman soldier went there are always found these primitive gaming instruments and they are precisely the same as those in use to -day. A sphinx, hearing"inscriptions in an unknown script, excires curiosity, and the presence of a good hieroglyphic in- scription as well as the sphinx shows that these were not done as ignorant im- itations of hieroglyphics, but that it is a definite system of writing. "Nark Twain" Was Responsive. A friend wrote to "Mark Twain," asking his opinion on a certain mat- ter, and received no reply. He waited a few days, and wrote again. His sec- ond letter was also ignored. Then he sent a third note, inclosing a sheet of paper and a two -cent stamp. By return mail he received a postal card, on which was the following: "Paper and stamp received. Please send envelope." -Boston Herald, Scarborough's Lady Constable. Mrs. Ness, one of the four women in England who are sworn police -con- stables has just retired from her position at Scarborough. She held it for seven years, and in that time had 768 prisoners in her charge. i4401. TE SECURITYI Genuine Carter9s Little Liver Pills, Must Sear Signature of .41-172.6 See Poa.5lmilo Wrapper tueloyr. Veli small road es easy Ito taw as eugnr. CARTERS FrO of a°aEss; . FOR RILIOUSNEtS. 1'lf'1tEE FOIL TORPID LIVER. notnotCONSTIPATION. PILL FOR SALLOW 51(111. FOR THECOMPLEXiON OE5Rr11718 MUITMY.� assess. item 3pgrel:1rc etttbie.�{,fftiwy CURE SICK HEADACHN. Willie's Delicate Health. Manville Advertiser.) Little Willie isn't well— Seems to have a billions opal!. We're afraid he's delicate. Had some apple tarts at 8; Nine o'clock'twas cookies; then looltowed ginger Dake at 10. At 11 slipped around And some cheese and doughnuts found. Didn't heed the dinner bell. Wouldn't eat -he isn't well. Little Willie isn't well - One o'clock 'twas bread and jelly; TWO o'clook 'twas pumpkin pie; Three some tarts upon the sly; Maple caramels at 4; Hick'ry nuts at 5, galore - For wheu supper time mono lie Was Ianguid as could be! What can ail the boy? Do tell. Little Willie isn't well. Little Willie isn't well. Send for good old Dr. Dell. Willie doesn't feel "just right" - Hasn't any appetite; Wouldn't dinner, supper, eat, Though his mamma did entreat. Is it chioltenpox, you think Should he have some milk to drink? Give him nux? Or calomel? Little Willie isn't well. HEALTH AND BEAUTY Onions are an excellent nerve tonic, a:jd a email onion eaten raw will often cause restful sleep. Inhaling the fumes of vinegar froth a well -saturated cloth will overcome the effects of ordinary anesthetics and pre- vent the unpleasant nausea. A bed should bo placed so that the head is toward the windows, for in this way the light will not fall directly an the eyes and disturb the last hoar of sleep that is claimed by some to be the most beneficial, There is nothing better for a tired body tha'i a complete relaxation for ten miuutee before meals. The physical organs used iu the process of digestion are rested and refreshed before beginn- ing their good work. The girl who is decidedly "brown" like th3 nut, must use certain colors that will bring out her coloring best. Warm grays, like the puoo, red browns rose red, nasturtium, ecru, apricot color, peach blossoms, amber in all its tawny tones and ivory white are all good for her. Eyes often show a tinge of green and where this is noticed no bines but the darkest are to be worn; bright reds if the skin is fair and clear, and darker rich reds 11 it is otherwise. The pale shades of pink, green, old rose and silver gray are choice for evening wear, but all the putty or fawns should be avoided, they partake too much of the actual coloring and are never becoming. For ingrowing toenails let the na I grow a little long and then put someab- sorbent cotton under it and push it back with a toothpiok. Never use a steel or a sharp instrument. If the nail is very sore at the corners apply a little piece of 'cotton saturated with laudanum and bandage it around the toe at night. In the morning the toe will feel all right. For tired feet after having been on them for ten or twelve hours take a foot tub containing about a gallon of water as hot as can be stood, put in a piece of common washing soda about the size of au egg and let it dissolve. Soak the feet in it for twenty minutes or longer. Then wipe them very dry and massage them with a little vaseline. Bleeding Piles "For two years I suffered from bleed. ing piles and lost each day about half a cup of blood. Last summer I went to the Ottawa General Hospital to be open sted upon, but my old trouble returned and again I lost much blood. My father advised me to use Dr. Chase's Ointment, and two boxes cured me. I have every reason to believe that the cure is a per- manent one." -Mr. Arthur Lepine, School Teacher, Granite Hill, Muskoka. Sentence Sermons A man's' imagination reveals more than the imaginary man. Master your tools and your treasure will take care of itself. Hard is the exit from Easy street and many there be that find it. Some people think they have when they are only petrified. It's never hard to find a good went to back up an inclination. Most men are willing to pray for their 3 ,.Dame - our Fair? 'And doing uothingto keep its' Wet worsen like thick, heavy Llai'; long, luaturient hair. Don't you l" 'Ten use HaU's Vegetable fliciliau Mar Renewer. You save what bah' yon ]lave and get more at the same time, - For the whiskers and moustache vs make - PPCNiN(.tI.&Is'S DlIi. It colon a rich brow* OF a ant black, R.P. BALL x PO.. Nashua. N. FROST LOCKS Make a Fence of S trenjth The heaviest, strongest wires made can't make a strong fence unless the locks are as strong as the wires. A fence, like a chain, is only ae stroitg as its weakest spot. The New Frost Lock and Frost Wedge Lock are the most unyielding parts of a Frost Fence. They slake the whole fence as ;strung as the strongest wire. 'We guarantee to repair—free of charge— any Yrost Fence that goes wrong J. W. MOWBRAY, Whitechurch edg< �IIII. JOHN R. WEBSTER, St. Helens awes the GOLD O $r T IIS t `t79 27: ww*" f�F•_SliyJ!. SIMPLY WON •% E FL : is the work which GOLD DUST accomplishes. 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The man who always has the sins of others before him puts his own in his pocket. It's hard keeping the heart healthy when you put your treasure into un- clean places. You cannot lead men to their possible good unless you have some faith in their present good, The things you can help need your work and those you cannot will get along without your worry. He who carries a cup of cold water to a thirsty world finds his way leading be. side the still waters, Many a man thinks that the elimina. tion of the evil and the slaughter of his personal enemies is the acme thing. Perhaps some of us may join the heavenly choir as a reward for what we have suffered from the earthily ones. • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • 2 w • • 0 0 w • • 0 Your printing is your voice to the public ; in other words, a firm is invariably judged by the get-up of their printed and advertising matter. The nextthingafterquality is price, and this is another thing particular people like to know something about. 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