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TRE WINGRIA 1 TU1E.S JULY . 1906•
ABOUT FEMALE AILMENTS At intervals history pl$ces ou record
fl tits death of Bowe old and respewsted $ott-
sanctum eel', no. on Thursday,; June 141h, Bruce
from theNot Bard to Cure if properlyand ►
Promptly Treated, 't
Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges..
Mr. J. S Andrews has received official , Sunlight Soap is better than otber soaps,
Dat is beet wbouused in the Sunlight way.
notification of his appoiatmgnt as Police any Sunlight Soap and follow directions.
M tgistrate for the town of Clinton.
Au exchpnge advertises a cow for sale Mr, Arthur McAllister, who has be ea
as Eullow:- "gull blooded cow For sale, Principal of the Col:stsnce public school
giving milk, three tons of hay a lot of for the past year and a half intends re-
tiring from the pri.feesion et the close of
the present terns with the view of pur-
Mr. Charles S. Kerr, for aevonteeu suing hie studies at Toronto Uuivsity.
yam classical master et the Woodstock
Collegiate lnstitate,hasaccepted the posi- Oa the evening of June 20t t a very
ten of Principal of the St rathroy Col- pretty home wedding was celebrated at
legiate Institute.
Woodside Farm, near Laoknow, the
The essential lung -healing principal of residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Baird,
she pine tree has finally been successfully when their daughter Jessie was united in
iep erated and refined into a perfect marriage to Wm. J Johnston, of Hurou
cont h medicine -Dr. Wood's Norway mwp• Ooly the immediate relatives of
Fina Syrup. Sold by all dealers on a
eaarantee of satisfaction. Price 25
cents.
Housekeepers should know that paper
bigs are made of a campcsition of rags,
lime, glue and other substances mixed
with chemicals and wide. When the
p.eperis dry it is harmless, but if wet it
is not fit to touch any kind of food, as
there may be lnjutious consequences.
Ou Wednesday, June 2003, a pretty
wedding took place at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hector Rude, Riversdale,when
their eldest daughter, Georgina M., was
united in marriage by Rev. B M. Smith,
to Mr. John Halliday of Rtversdale. The
the
lawn
ceremony was perfcrmed on
beneath an arch of cedar, in the presence
of a large company of guests. •
On Sunday, June 24th, Rev. Dr. Ste-
wart, completed his 2Ste year vs pastor
of Willis el urch, at Clinton. It does
not fall to the lot tf many divines' to
hold one charge for 40 long a period, and
to such as eminent degree retain the
esteem and affection of hie people as
does Dr. Stewart.
i'or Over Slaty Iears.
the contracting parties were present
The bhile was eseisted by her stater Miss
Jean Bard and Miss Alda Johnston, sister
of the groom. The latter was supported
by his cousin Wneelcintosh. Tho service
was the eimpie and impressive ritual of
the Presbyterian Church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev D. McKerroll
A Perfect Bowel Laxative for consti-
pation, sallow complexion, headache,
dizziness, sour atotawch, coated tongue,
biliousness,. Lax era act promptly, with
out pain or griping. Pleasant to t Lke-
Lax-cts-only 5 cents. Sold at Walley's
Drug Store.
Onarged with having set fire to a hay-
rack, he
Seaman was defended ont
a S;:ata
ground that he was not altogether re-
sponsible for his notions. Otte of the
Doau's Kidney Pills act on the kid- witnesses a typical Scot, testified that
aeys, bladder and urinary organs only. the prisoner was "wrung in his held."
They cure backaches, weak batik, rheum- ' Can you mention any oocasion on
:flame diabetes, congestion, infiamation, which the prisoner behaved in a manner
gravel, Bright's disease and all other
diseases arising from wrong action of the to warrent your statement?" "Yes," ans-
wered the witness. "I mind yince he got
On Wednesday, Juno 20th, a great half-a•croon ower much for his wages
wedding took place in Clifford, the con- an'-" "Well?" said the counsel, as the
treating parties being Mr. Fred Wells, witness hesitated. "He took it back to
livery man, of Mildmay, to Miss Eva, the manager," concluded the witness,
eldest daughter of John Deitz, Jr. Over dramactically.
200 invited guests were present. At Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy -
about five o'clock in the evening, the when used faithfully will reach chronic
Bride leaning on her father's arm, en- and difficult
cases
siheretofore
od frregarded
at
tared the Lutheran church, and the reliable perscription knowwn to clean ort
groom met them and escorted the bride and completely remove every vestige of
to the altar. Rev. H. Bruer performed rheumatic poison from the blood. Sold
the ceremony. at Walley'a Drug Store.
Ask any intelligent physioian what
causes niue•tenths of all female diseeee,
even including anaemia, nervousness and
oonsutuption,
B ick comes the auswer quick and
sharp "Coustipa ted Bowels,"
There is namely a single female ail-
ment that bed not in its earlier stages
sytnpto.s of constipation.
How trach belt r off the system is
without the poisonous acoumlations
caused by oou•tipation. How utuoll
clearer the complexion, how much fresh-
er one feels when the system is pure
and clean.
Thluh it over yourself.
Isn't it apparent that a bowel regula•
to and liver stimulant like Dr. Haute
ton's Pills is sure to do geed?
Gay spirits, good looks stud happy
health have returned to many a stole
woman through Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
Better get a few boxes today ; purely
vegetable, free from iujarioua iugredi-
ente, healthful and autiseptio. Dr.
Ham'ilten's Pills will assist you in a
thousand ways.
As delay is alwaya dengerone, your
plain duty is to follow the example of bars
F. Rowe, who sends the following letter
from Gravel, Port Au Port, Newfound-
land: "Four years ago I got kidney and
bladder trouble. I thought it was "fe-
male trouble" and treated it accordingly.
Even my doctor in St John said it was
60.
"In reading abort Dr. Hamilton's Pills
I noticed symptoms like mine and I
bought Fick boxes. These pills went
right to work ou my sick condition and
helped me from the first. My supposed
female trouble, which. was bladder dis-
ease, was oared. My weight increased
eight pounds and never betore was I as
well as today. Dr. Hamtltou's Pills
did it all "
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy -Mrs
NPinslow's SoothingSyrup has been used
for over sixty years bymillionsof mothers
for their children while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes tine child
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 cents a bottle. Its
value is incalculable. Besure you ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
All dealers sell Dr. Hamilton's Pills,
25o per box or fivo boxes for $1 00. By street's estimate of this town and two of
mail from N 0. Pelson & Co., Hartford, of its neighbors of equal size and natural
Conn , U S. A , or Kingston, Ont. advantages, it appears that the no -license
,_ policy has worked an increase of about
fifty per cent. in volume and value of
at
An unfortunate affair happened business, and of per capita wealth among
Kingsbridge, a village thirteen miles merchants. Real estate values also run
north of Goderich. Wednesday of last proportionately higher. The tax rate is
week was the wedding day of John Dal- lower. .
ton and Miss Frances Moss, of that le -
place, and is the evening there were
Modest Claims Often Carey the Most
festivities at the couple's new home • Conviction,
About midnight a charivari party put in
an appearance, and Jos. Hussey,a young When Maxim, the famous gnn invent•
man of twenty five years, who was in or, placed his gun before eau:
of
d he stated its carrying power to
County lost ono o .'its oldest pioneers,
and the village o Chepstow one ofits
most highly respected citizens, in the
person of Mire. J. Ooumaus, Sr. Mrs.
Comma always enjoyed the best of
health np to a few years ago, when she
aoutrauted a severe cough after an. attack i
of la grippe. Mts. Coutnans was born in
Queen's County, Iralaud, 83 year ago
and came to Naw York when 9 years of
age. She lived with her sister in Boston i
for a time, finally oomiut' to settle' with
her husband near Kiloardiue, Fifty one
years ago they moved to Chepatow,whioh.
was at filet time a dense forest, and have
lived there since. Mr. and Mrs. Coin
mans celebrated their golden wedding
three years ago. -
IRE LADIES' FAVORITE.
Laxa-Liver Pills aro the ladies' favorit e
medicine. They cure Constipation, Sick '
Headache, Billiousuess, and Dyspepsia
without griping, purging or siokening.
Evansville, Wie„ is a town that never •
has had a saloon, either legal or other-
wise. It bas a population of 2,000. Not
a merchant would consent to the town
lioeneing asaloon. They do a large credit
business, losing only about one per cent.
in bad del:te. There are no loafers er
rowdies. A manufacturer says "Every
one is for no -license. By comparing
Evansville and neighboring towns of
equal size,eto., I see that we are far ahead
of them." The ware -my : "The city is
exalted by righteousness." From Brad•
Many people say they are "all nerves," Johanna Ross, widow of the late Jae.
easily startled or upset, easily worried McKay, passed away at the residence of
and irritated. Milburn's Heart and her daughter, Mrs. Norman Brown,
Nerve Pills aro just the remedy such
people require. They restore perfect - North street, Goderich, on Monday,
harmony of the nerve centres and give June 28th, after a long illness, at the
new nerve force to shattered nervous advanced age of 84 years. The deceased
systems. lady was born in Sutherland, Scotland,
Death came with startling suddenness and was married in 1840, and two years
on Friday June 22nd to James A. McGaw later with her husband Dame to Canada,
of Kincardine. He was np and down settled first in Ottawa, theu in Ingersoll,
town on Thursday and while he had been and afterwards moved to Goderich,
in poor health for some time back it was where the family has lived ever since.
not anticipated that the end was so near. The late Mrs. bieKay, who was one of
He was the second son of John McGaw the old residents, was well known in all
and was 30 years of age. He was a young part of Huron, and had many friends;
man of quiet,unassuming disposition and she leaves three children to mourn her
was highly thought of by theentire com- departure.
mnnity. He was married to Miss .Leith Women with weakness Should never
McKay and she with oue child mourns forget D. Shoop's Night Cure. This
his demise. magicelhkei local treatment, is used at
bedtime all eight while the system is at
James Walton, an armless farmer who rest, it i, constantly builatog up the
has planted and harvested crops for many weakened tissues, soothing the inflamed
A lady who understands advertising
says: -"No lady likes to be looked on as
a shopping fiend. She does not care to
go to a store and hove a merchant show
all his stock in order to find out whether
he keeps what she wishes to purchase,
and whether the article is sold at a price
which she can afford. It is much easier
and pleasanter to look through an ad-
vertisement in a newspaper than it is to
bore the clerks and waste her time.
Next to the local news items, the adver-
tisement in a paper stating articles for
sale with prices, will keep much of the
money that goes to the large cities at
home.
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th h th the wedding party, went b h b 1 w what he felt sure the gun
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trial was therefore surprise instead of
shotgun in the hands of the charivari disappointment. It is the same with the A
party went off and several of the shot Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They b
struck Hussey, some in the side of do not publicly boast of all • this remedy .
his head and some in his side. The - will accomplish, but prefer to let the 3 -
blood flowed freely, and it is not yet users make the statements. What they +
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manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, •
years on his plantation near Aberdeen, and sensitive surfaces and will surely
clean up all catarrhal and local troubles.
Mise., met a tragic death while working Sold at Walley's Drug Store.
in the field behind the plow a few days hien Walter Logia, whose death ac -
ago. The man has for years been in the carred Tuesday, June 20th, at the resi-
habit of doing his plowing by means of
Dick -
reins placed around his neck. Trained dente of her brother-in-law, Wm Dick-
Inver -
mules have been taught to obey hie call, non, of Goderich, was n native of Inver-
but when he experimented with a horse nests, Scotland, and a daughter of file
to the plow,the animalbecamefrightened late Wm McDonald, a contractor of In- married life.
and ran away, A suddendnrch and the verneas. When quite a child she came
farmer's nook was broken. with her i seems to this country, the
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wabbddaed thus loatheenie disease I then tu; red my
attention to a large Polypus that existed in my
eight nostril, which was successfully removed by
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Dr. Shoop's Restorative brings lasting
relief iu Stomach, Kidney and Heart _
troubles through the inside nerves. No
matter hoes the nerves became impaired A London West End doctor recently
this remedy will rebuild their strength, remarked that the modern
will restore their vigor. Remember it
drawing -
does no good to treat the ailing organ -the room, with its carpets, cushions and
irregular heart, rebellions stomach, die• curtains, is an ideal breeding place for
eased kidneys. They are not to blame. disease germs, which are constantly re-
tie bank to the nerves that control them
-treat the cause -use a remedy that ornited from the clothes of people who
cures through the inside nerves. Sold have arrived in public conveyances.
at Walley's Drug Store. _
Celia Claftin, wife of Wm Niebergall, SPRING MEDICINE.
d'ed rather suddenly at Windsor, Ont.,
on Friday, 22nd June. Her death oconrr• As a spring medicince Burdock Blood
ed,during the absence of her husband, Bitters has no equal. It tones np the
system and removes all impurities from
who after considerable telegraphing was the blood, and takes away that tired,
located in the mining regions about weary feeling so prevalent in the spring.
20 miles from Cobalt. On receiving the - _
sad intelligence Mr. Neibergall at once
left for bis home and by quick travelling
was enabled to accompany his wife's re-
mains to Goderich. The deceased lady,
who was 34 years of age, had been mar-
ried but 8 months, during part of which
time she had suffered from the disease
that caused her demise. Much sympathy
is expressed for Mr. Niebergall, as this
is the second time he has been bereft of
his partner, his first wife, Miss McDon-
ald, of Dunlop, having been called home
before the completion of two years of
gists.
sloe° PILE CURL:
family settling first in the town of
Perth, She was one of a family of
SIIDDENIr ATTACKED. thirteen children but when the family
Children are often attacked suddenly moved to Goderich, Letween thirty and
by painful and dangerous Colic, Cramps, forty years ago, only herself and her
Diarrhoea Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, sister, the late Mrs Dickson, were left.
Cholera Infantnm, etc. Dr. Fowler's She was married in Goderich in the
Extract of Wild Strawberry is a prompt
and sure cure which should always be year 1837, earl her husband died over
kept in the house. thirty years ago.
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Mr. John Helfron, brother of Mrs. T.
Carbert, of Teeswater, met with an al-
most fatal accident on Friday, Jane
22nd, on a farm seven miles out of Blyth.
He with a number of other men were
preparing to move a large barn that was
set on a post foundation about seven
feet high. The barn had been jacked up
and the posts removed. A start was
made to lower it to the moving rollers
when a number of the jacks kicked out
and the whole structure came to the
ground with a crash that was heard five
miles away. Most of the men were
m and there
r. e rthe time nude the barn at t n
were many narrow escapes from instant
death as the building, roof and all, was
and a mass of tim-
bers
flattened to the gro ,
and lumber. A number of the men
received alight injuries, but Heffron was
the only one seriously hurt, One of his
legs is broken between the ankle and
knee and he is badly cut about the head.
One cut near the top of the head required
ten at1tehes to close it up.
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with every bottle of Dr. Leonhardt's
Hem•Ro d -the only certain cure for
every form of Piles.
George Cook, St. Thomas, Out , writ-
es: -
"Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid cured me
of a very bad case of Piles of over ten
years' standing. I had tried everything
but got no permanent cure till I used
Hem Roid. I had Blind and Bleeding
Piles, and suffered everything. Oint-
ments and local treatments failed, but
Dr, Leonhardt's Hem-Roid cured me
perfectly."
Hem-Roid is a tablet taken internally
which removes the cause of Piles. $1.00
1 at all druggists, or The Wilson-Fylo Co,,
Limited, Niagara Falls, Ont.
On Wednesday, June 20, there passed
away at his home in Hensall, Mr, Henry
Cook, after an illness of seven mouths.
Mr. Cook was born in New Hampshire
in 1845. In 1871, he married Catherine
Turns B&d Blood into Magel in Sebringville, where he had a
If you are nervous remember this
simple rule. Nothing is so effective as
taking a glass of water every hour or
two. Medical men declare that -we
should be helped in various ways if we
were more thoughtful and persistent in
this respect. It is certainly a simple rule
and one that is within reach of the busi-
est among ns.
Yarm for eight years, after which he
Rich Red Blood. I moved to Zurich, Ont. In Zurich he es•
f
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No other remedy possesses sucY, tabl%shed a flour mill and saw mill,
perftct cteansing, stealing and puri• which he successfully conducted for four
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Externally, heals Sores, Ulcers, 1 proprietor of the Hensall flour milia and
also in-
stalled
Abscesses, and all Eruptions. the I+naan eIeotri.a light. He a
i plants in Zurich
Internally, restores the Stomachs stalled the eleotr101 qhs p a
Liver, Bowels and Blood to health) ! and St. Joseph. He was one of the
mast enterprising and prosperous buss•
action. if your appetite is poor, Wessman in the community, and he took
your energy gone, your annbitionfgreat interest in pubis° affairs, and pride
Post, E.B.B, will restore you to the in the growth of his hom town. Ile
full enjoyment of happy vigorous I served as councilman in ,llenoail for ae'y
life. I oral terms.
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