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4 THE WINGEAM TIKES, SEPTEMBER 13, 1906
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SUFFERING WOMEN.
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From girlhood to middle life the
health and happinese of every woman
depends upon her blood. If her blood is
poor and watery She becomes weak,
lemma, pale and permute If be blood
supply te irregular she suffers from head
aches and back aches, and other un-
speakable distress which only women
know. At every stage of omart's lif
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are her best
friend, because they actually make the
rich, red blood which gives help and
strength and tone to every organ of the
dody. They help it woman just when
uature makes the greateat demand upon
her bloodsupply. Mrs. H. Gagnon, who
for twenty years has been one of the
best known residents of St. Roche, Que.,
me's: 'Dr. Williams' Pink Piths have been
a bleasing to me. I was weakewron out
and scarcely able to drag myself about.
I suffered from headaohes and dizzi-
nese, ray appetite was poor, and to at.
tempt housework left me utterly worn
out. I sleep badly at night, and what
sleep I got did not refresh me. For
nearly three years I was in this condi-
tion, and was constantly taking medi-
cine, but found no benefit from it. One
of me' neighbor's, who had used Dr.
WIlliame' Pink Piller with much benefit,
advised me to try them. I did so, and
she whole story is told in the words 'I
am well again.' There are times yet
when I take the pills for they seem to
me a guarantee against the troubles
from which so many women suffer."
• Dr, Williams' Pink Pills don't at op
the bowels. They contain just the ele.
meats that actually make new blood
and strengthen the nerves. That's why
they cure anaemia, indigestion, neur-
algia, rheumatism, lumbago, headaches,
backaohes and heart palpitation, and
akin diseases like pimples and eczema.
That is why they are the greatest help in
the world for growing girls who need
uew blood and for women who are
trouble(' with irregular health. Sold by
all medioine dealers or by mail from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont., at 50 Os, a box or xis boxes for
0.50.
NOTES AN COMMENTS.
A cheque for a gooily fitt% toned its
Wel to the Customs Department at
Ottawa last week. It repreoeuted $382,-
000, and was tendered in payment for
duty at the rate of r a, ton on 54,500
tons of steel rails entered at Portage la
Prairie for use in coustrootton of the
western section of the Transcontineutel
Railway,
Canada's ordinary revenue for the two
moaths ending Auguet 31 antouuted to
$18,00,410, or 0,838,274 more timii the
expenditure for the tame period. Com-
pared with the tame two months of the
year previous the receipts show a gain
of $1,755,065, while the expenditure in-
t:stewed $1,251,956 For the month of
August the revenue was $7,630,095, and
the expenditure $3,700,064, as compared
With $6,660,267, and $2,325,057, respec-
tively, in August, 1905.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Ontario Ca.Operative Fruit Growers'
Association at Toronto, it was stated
that there would be no diffionity in Ril-
ing apples this year at good prices, being
p artionlarly. good in goalito, and scab
and insect less noticeable than for many
Years. Packing in central packing
houses under the supervision of experts
mimes uniformly high-grade froit, and
the department at Ottawa will leave the
fruit specially inspected and protected.
The North. Bruce Liberals will hold a
convention at Tara on Friday, September
21 to nominate a candidate for the House
of Commons bye -election. They will
also make it their annual meeting for the
election of offieers. Mr. John Tolmie,
of Ktucardine, a is said, will likely be
the Liberal nandidate. He es a good
man, has had considerable parliamentary
experience and wilt no doubt be able to
bring North Bruce back to the ranks of
Liberalism.
The total immigrant arrivals in Can -
Ada. for Jelly were 18,175, a gain of 5,932,
as compared with the same mouth of
last year; or 48 1-2 per cent. The num-
ber that came through ocean ports was
THE SECRET OF LONGEVITY.
Mr Joseph Constantine, of Manohest-
er, England, has just published a very
instructive little book on 'Diet and
Healthy Living,' in which he, a fine
healthy fellow of eight -three years, tells
us how we all, by following very sitnple
rtees, attain a century, which Sir J.
Orichton Browne regards as the normal
span of life. Mr Constantine advocates
13,207, a gain of 45 per cent., and from sufficient feeding, Out not over -feeding;
the United States 4.969, a gain of 59 per a good breakfast and mid-day dinner,
cent. An analysis of the returns for the but no late meals; simple foods, like
whole of the last fiscal sear contains broth, oatmeal porridge and broken
some interesting features. The arrivals bread; plenty a pure water, taketi
of English immigrants increased by ternaily and externally; and fresh air.
16,288, Scotch by 4,102, and Irish by Moss imporant of all is pure water, and
1,020. Thoses from the United States one of the fust duties of a municipal
show en increase of 14,267, from Italy council is to iusure to the people a splen -
4,486, from Russia 1,236, and from Japan did supply of it. Yet how many towns
1,568. On the other hand there were are lacking in this first essential to pub.
1,270 decreased arrivals front Galicia, lie health. Regarding personal clearai-
959 from. Germany, 526 from Hebrew ness as an aid to health, Mr. Constan-
eommanities m Europe, and 294 from thee, of course, recommends the daily
Syria. bath, and quotes with approval the ant.
Much hopefulness and a future more versa Japanese custotn of having a
bright than tor months has been thought warm bath every night so as to open the
possible were revealed in *leeches of the pores of the skin to get the day's grime
Liberal leaders at the annual meeting of away. One would think the daily bath
the General Reform. Association for Oa. was as much a matter of course as 5.
tario held in Toronto last week. A. sig- otan's breakfast, but however general its
nificant feature of the speezhes was the acceptance may be in theory, it is to be
suggestion that the political leaders feared that with many the practice of
CHURCH NOTES.
1 he Rev. W. E. OfoNiveu, of Mount
Forest, will preach in the Methodist
Church next Sanday, morning and even
ing.
Rev, W. A. Bremner of Braoebrulge
has aooepted the call from Ripley and
Bervie, motel to the regret of his present
congregation.
r. Canon Farthiug, for many years
rector et New St. Paul's Ohuroh iu
Woodstock has announced fields coegte•
gation Its resignation and his acceptance
of the rectorship of St. George's Cathe-
dral, Kiugstou, and the deanship of Ou-
tvote. Rev. Canon Farthing will preach
at the annual harvest home services he
connection with St. Paul's ohoroh,
Wingham.
The congregation of $t. Paul's are
fortunate in securing this year for Har-
vest Thtutesgiving, the Rev, Centime
Farthing, M, A., one of the most ais-
anguished preachers and leaders of the
Anglican Church. Canon Farthing is
easily the most prominent man in the
church to -day, being prolooutar of the
General Synod of all Canada. He will
preach in St. Paul's at the Harvest
Home serviees, Oot 5th.
should more frequently address the keeping the body perfectly clean very
people. It was the second anima meeting often goes by default. Mr Constantine
of the association, but the attendance of not only prohibits alcohol and tobacco,
veterans who have fought the battles of but he is equally wroth against strong
the party, and rendered great service to tea, and quotes some good authorities to
their country for a generation, together back biro. With regard to alcohol, Sir
with Toting men full of enthastuni even Frederick Treves.said that when be was
after the darkest hour in their party's with the relief party on the march to
blistery in the Province, mask the meet- Ladysmith, he noticed the first men to
beg as one which wili have undoubted t dropout on the trying march were the
effect in the party's fortunes in future ',drinkers. Mr F. S. Jackson the famous
campaigns. The members present in- , Yorkshire crickter, said recently that he
eluded Hon. George W. Ross, Opposi. had always found two things a disad-
tion leader in the Province; Hon. Chas. 'vantage to cricketers — smoking and
5 Hyniato Minister of Public Works; alcohol. He knew that smoking sertods-
Hon. A. B. Aylesworth, Minister of 7 ly affeeted his own play. Both in Eng:
jeatice, and such old-tienere in the party land and Australia, the nou-smokere
fights u Senator McMullen, Mount For.; hare Wort the snatches between smokers
est; Senator S. K. Kerr, Senator Robert " and norestookers. Dr. E. M. Grace,
Jaffray, Hon. Richard Harcourt and who can still play good cricket at eirty-
A Cure for the Blues,
A doctor who has made a specialty of
nervous diseases has found a pew remedy
for "the blues." As no drugs are ad•
ministered, he has felt safe in experi-
menting with at least half a hundred
melancholy patients, and now declares
himself thoroughly satisfied with the
good results of his treatment. His pre.
acription reads something like this: "If
you keep the corners of your month turn-
ed up you can't feel bine;" and the
dire:Alone for talkingare: "Smile, keep
on smiling; don't stop smiling."
It sounds ridiculins, doesn't it? Well
just try turning up the corners of your
mouth regardless of your mood, and see
how it makes you feel; then draw the
corners of your mouth down, and note
the effect and you will be willing to de.
olare, "there's somethiug in it."
The doctor treats his nervous patiente
to medicine when necessary, but when
the case is one of pure melancholy with-
out bodily ill, he simply recommends
the smile °noes. He has the patient re-
main in his office, and snaile—if it isn't
the genuine article it must at least be
an outward ourvative of the corners of
the mouth—and the better feeliugs fol-
low inevitably. The treatment is fol-
fowedup regularly, and the patients all
testify to their good effeet. It takes
considerable persuasion to induce some
of them to apply the cure, and, of course
the greater number of patients are
women; for when a man is blue he ts
bound to be blue, in spite of everything,
but a woman is more easily persuaded
to try to find a cure.
His discovery grew out of an experi-
ence in his own home, His wife was of
a nervous and rather morbid tempera-
ment, and when in a despondent mtittl
he would ask her to "Smile a little" un-
til the saying came to be a household
joke. But it brought about good results
and then came the inspiration to try the
same cure upoo others.
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Scrub Cattle.
Farmers on high-priced la• nds are
breeding and raising bat a few cattle.
Many sell their calves and buy feeders,
and as the great majority of feeders are
inferior scrub cattle, our beef cattle
markets every day have only a small
supply of high-grade beef cattle that
command top prices, and the great balk
of the daily market sales are cheep, in-
ferior cattle. Who raises them or where
they come from ie a mystery that any
enterprising farmer would raise such
cattle and feed such. cattle,
Dean Henry soya the "scrub bun has
no place on COO hoed," but how few
n
Hon. G. P. Graham, four, had raster smoked and never farmers are using pure-bred
alcohol when he became famous. The takenlWestera ranchmen use carloads of pure-
Thise total cost of the Prince and E.
ieeeret ot good health and longevity bred bolls and send their feeders to
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coal of Wales' recent trip to India was .13..•simple. Abetain from oleo- 'market' but many exmera get along
with a grade ball, or worse a dairy bull,
approximatelo$40,000. I g , a
and the steer* swell the raesket suPply
, pure air, drink pure water and eat pure
II of t,crab beef that sells" at half price,
food, and given no inherited weakness, rather than rise A pore-bredball to grade
PM the doctor will be able to declare, with he
Othello, that his occupatiou is gone.
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Foreoughs uRrssELs.
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nailed hay still bold* the fort. Lest
0 S rrA bred leans in England Att• htlyalottit ptices,Buu
Ife?k ti car wasshipped to ealittglr'"'' to improve their cattle op to the export
tram the G. T. R, by the Seaforth atilt«
marget trade, and our own western W
ieg Co.
ralichmeo are breeding pare if bred Ea
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Quality in Spoons,
Knives and 'folio
IGHEST quality and lowest
" price are combined in Plated
Silverware from Diamond Hall's own
factory.
Special attention is called to the
following prices far heavy ality
in a richly plain pattern t t reminds
one of old-timeTamil sterling ware.
Tea Spoon - doz.
Dessert Forks ,or
Spoons - 5.00 doz.
Dessert Knives 4,50 dor.
;i";" send .1"m:request fret ef charge
cu,- le ilhistrated ratatsvir.
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NEWS NOTES.
A pumpkin shown at Bloomington, Itl.
is said to have been fed one pint of milk
a day, and to have weighed, when shown
100 lbs.
A. talking postcard has been developed
in France. The card is about three times
the thickness of an ordinary cud. YOO
speak your message into it, address it by
hand, and the recipient places it in a
phonographic machine, when the voloe
of the sender is produced.
Afro. John Tiebatt, wife of the well,
known brewer of London, Onto died
!fon strychnine poison, said to have
been put in a bottle of medioine by mis-
take of a drug olerk.
THE BEST PLACE
WINGHAM TO
SECURE A
Live Stock atarkets.
Toronto, Sept lt—The run at the oily
°Attie Market to -day was 57 loads, with
973 head of cattle; 1,271 sheep and
lam.bs, 160 hogs, and 94 calves.
The run was light to -day, and there
was a rather brisk trade for the best
offerings, but on the whole there is not
a very active demand in the meat mar-
ket this week, and many of the dealers
were content to get along with what
stock they already have on hand unless
they happened to come across anything
choice, which just know is very rarely.
A few loads of fairly well finished cattle
were seaming, and for these it was not
difficult to get prices that were ruling
last week for the same class of etook.
There is a fair depend for expert cattle,
but very fevr offering just at present.
Prices were steady to firm at $4.75 to
$4,90 for the choicest offerings. Extra
choice would fetoh $5. Good heavy
feeders are firm at 3425 to $4 6e. There
is a steady demand for good stockers,
but the offerings ars light.
Sheep and lambs are steady at last
week's figures, with. a fair demand.
Prospects ire steady.
flogs are unchanged at last week's
price. There was a very light offering
of hogs toolatr.
The following are the quotations:
Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs.
Choice . .. ti 70 $4 90
Mediate 4 25 5 60
Bulls 3 75 490
Light 3 25 3 50
Cows 350 400
Feeders—
best 1000 pounds and ups
wartis 7 4 25
Stockers choice 3 25 3 50
" balls 2 25 240
Butchers'—
Picked .. 4 40 4 65
Choice 4 25 4 40
Meth= 3 75 4 00
..... . 9 75 3 50
_131211s .......... • • • 3 00 3 40
tuogs—
Best .• .. 6 40
Lights 6 20
Sheep—
Export ewes ...... • 4 25
3 00
Culls 300
Spring Lambs per lb.. 5 60
Calves, eacli 300
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NEW DRY GOODS FOR FALL
It will be interesting to you to know that we are
Low importing direct from Engla,nd pretty much all our
Dry Goods. This cuts out the middleman with his profits
and puts us in a position to sell goods at a lower price
than ever. And that's saying a lot, for our prices were
never high.
New Dress Goods Arrivals.
Fancy Mohairs, Amazon Cloth, Taffeta, Venetian,
Costume Tweed, Fancy Tweed, Serge, Pirle Amazon,
Armure, Melton, Black Corkscrew, etc.
See the new Suiting " Kashmera," in navy and
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New General Dry Goods.
Black and Colored Velveteens ; extra good value.
White Quilts. Table Linen, 25 Celts to $r.00 a yard.
Table Doylies. Stand Covers. Tray Covers. Sideboard
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We show a splendid assortment of Plain and
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Newest designs and colorings in Cretonnes, Art
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Linen Towels, Bath Towels, Cheviot Bath Blankets
English Floor Oilcloth is the best ; t, III, 2 yds wide.
English Stair Oilcloth is the best ; all widths.
English Linoleum can't be beat for durability.
'We import direct from England. See these goods.
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New Roller Window Shades.
• We have just received a large quantity of new
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We can furnish you with any size Window Shade
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It you haven't, it's high time you
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We cordially invite you to take a
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Tweeds, Serges,
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Fancy Vesting*,
TronseringS, ete.
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freL‘ttriVAII. SSAILICtr IAIWORTS
Winghatn, September 18th, 1906
nr per 100 2 25- tet 2 75
Wheat 0 76 to 0 '76
0 32 to 0 34
ley ...... „0 42 to 0 45
0 65 to 0 65
&wheat 0 55 to 0 55
tter 0 20 to 0 20 .•
Eggs per dos..
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Per ton m 6. 00 tri 7 0011
tatoee, rr bushel new.. 0 80 to 0 ani
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The deiry turners ail use vire-bred issen.
bulla of the dairy breeds and limey have cot
pure-bred hetds. The South American / Bar
ranclemen are buying bottireds of pure- Peas
There is a remedy over sixty _
years old—Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Of course you have
heard of it, probably hive used
It, Once in the fatally, it stays;
the one household remedy for
couths and hard colds Ott the
chest. Mk your doctor about%
VIM tiAS kiad of a teetimouitil—
"volt tot over sixty year:et
¥i8.C. Arre . Alsip&
alookettkety earls at
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Abs timmallill it 11.1% row
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tickets have been sold to people bat; but our !staters on high-priced
going to Toronto Fair ftem Brossels rip limas ttage scrub
Thatslay. 75 of this number Vent oit nets of scrub es
Wednesday. grace to the forte
Fsetebet Reel well be ut charge of R. It feed.—teitre, stock
Grnarttrt's grain storehouse this -Reseda.
ovr pe lh .... O. 05 to 0 06
vittle and send tail- Laze 15 to015,
ttle to raerket, a die. Dried Apples per Ib.
and A waste of good Li" Rea* Per "rt.
journal.
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TAILOR.
Machinery
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He it a practical farmer and well se-
queinted with she grain trade tied should
MI the hill to a nizety.
The tanned goOdis trivia Great Ed 010 HENS WANTED
ben 3ttt now is absolutely dead, and
Friday of het week a change of maim. stackt of fish, tongue*, vegetables, and
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the premieee, etee4d'it,i'th; lego;e; , critical tests end hate been pronounced I
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took lace th A
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fat lite Ohl Hans, also
Spring Chickens, Docks, and
all kinds of Pottlial.
Mention this paper.
success in handling bees for many year', of thousands of cum utterly' drutalesible. Ting
i of sweetness this moon bat iciu skip to ilKinnon Imo the English trade demands undue
I have taken 1**SessidA of the Wing -
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tstigetfetent deig kiriaas tt6°oPreplivrignh;
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Grain Separators, Oars the saerittee—yours the gain.
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EMBROIDERIES—.Sornettling very special ;
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• SILKOLINES—Regular 20C for 15c. Lovely goods for
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UN DE RS K I R TS:—Black Sateen 'Underskirts at c Da.
Also, White Cambric Underwear at cost.
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