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THE � iNGTiA�t ,
.1I8#1 tex� PLANT LICE.
TQ�VN DIRECTORY. � �---
TO At VERTISg.RS he discovered theresairotlon of plants.
Henry Cavendish was 53 ;s ears old
itiotioe of obangee frust be left et thele When he dt800vered hydrogen.
i'r it is'�
�% j (�uI,
These Utiles
114; THE 1f lNUtlC3 �v pniy Contact Fptsans Ktil Tha
�+•^ .„-"'^""' Sucking, 4'ests•--6prays Bettor
PA
ott{oe not later than Saturday IAOgn. Christian Huygens was 01 years ololdBAPTIST CRuaalli- Sabbath eervi0ee at
The copy for changes meet be left when he published his theory of the un- p Loes.l history at' the early 80s, 11 a nt ant t 7 m. Sunday School at EVERY THURSAAY� MORNING
If ht. ��
ou Wednesday evenings. Rev. J, N. Mo- The Tillie, (Mee, Beaver Block
Lean,13,A.., pastor. Abner Cosens S.S. WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
'Superinteacleitt,
TWENTY YEAS
11O A t later than Monday evening
MOVi
Items from The "Times" fylee. eeee p m. neral grayer Tweeting
Camel advertisements accepted up daledo of n g
to noon Wednesday of each weeks
ESTABLISHED 1$72
Count Bertholot, Klaprarh, John Del.
ton, GlayLussao, Comae Rantford (Ben-
jamiu Thompson), Woehles, Letbig, Al-
ex seder von Rawboldt, and, iu fact, the
THE Atiit+�+ majority of the eminent chemists and
1 ii i• phveicians did their most intportent
H. R. ELLIOTT. errareernie sense soperrecti work in advanced years.
THITRSD AY, AlIGINT 3, 1303. •
---� REMEDY FOR HAY FEVER.
NOTES ANi) elOWMJ.NTS.
Atter Trying Other Treatnents, HY- f
Hotel , and tavern licenses cancelled in omei liHas Used With 1?erfeet Sue Mr. and Mrs. Robt. MuF.srltsne, of attraction will be tine band ezonrsign to meeting on Wednesday evenings. Rev. ,cellon,
Lanark t were visit{uK their ort Elgin. D P ie pastor. L Harold S S Sa, CONTRACT RAT$,-Thefollowingtsbieshows.
Ontario, since the l t d May ill geSS perinteudeut tor p ed n
t i f 3 000 periods: -
Old friends here last week. Messrs. ., Quite a n '
Out of a total at 102 license inspectors only advice a physician could give his Thos. Agnew and Miss Agnew of WOWS" in the inauguration of the City a teat- bath services at 11 a tn. and 7 m,. Sun- OueOolumu $70.00 840.00 $22.6o gs to
all but a dozen are new teen appointed ha fever patients, was to o away Prom ah alsomade a call in Slee Hollow ford, on Wednesday. F HelfUnitunn 40.00 2;1.00 16.00 0.tp
pp y p gFY day Sohgol at 2.$Op m Gen 1 p y Glnartergoiumn 20.00 ld 60 7.60 8.00
(Flom THE WINDHAM TIMES of
Friday, July 24th, 1855) T
NEWS Mies.
1,41.11.010.10
The Scott Aot was defeated tEL fiat. 6 0 ••-�#1 e0 i
MEysoD1 t1 CHUxoa-Sabbath services 'TERMS of lige RIPxION per snnum n
at 11 a m and 7m, advance $1.60 it not aQpai;}. NQ paper discon•
dt,p,Aud by 808.p Sunday School at tinned t�U ail arrears are paid, a:Dept et the
ELEtti' {IOLL0\V, - 2:30 p m. Epworth League every Mon- epilog of the publisher.
Haying to full blast here. The yield LOCAL tIEWS. day evening. General prayer meeting ADveuesstNa RATne. •-• Legal and other
y` g ` B, oasu$ladvertiSementel0oper Non riellinpfor
ie above the average the quality good The street watering part is agate m on Wednesday •eveuiugs. Rev, J, . sect insertion, Sc per line for each sabsegaent
Gandy, D Dpastor.W 13Towler,
n y, , sir
The commencement was wuob later this ase. insertion.
M B S S Superintendent Advertisements in 1ocaI columns aro charged
year than fart, ou account of the sappy 'Reels a sharp look out for bogus $2 10 eta. per line for first insertion, and 6 dente
condition of the ground owing to the "'Boniiniuu of Canada" bills,
PaitsnYTanL w CHIIROS-Sabbath ser- per line for each subsequent insertion.
Vices
at I1 a m and 7 pin, Sunday
Advertieeanents of Strayed, Farms for Rale
Au 13th, The chief ,School at 2:30 or to tient and similar, $1.00 for first three
.regaent rains. Civic holiday, g p m• General prayer weeks, and 25 cents for each eabsequent in -
or
slailMT
s f a w num- Co.,,� qrr , pa o . . our rates for the insertion of advertisements
her about 100, out of a total o ambos of Winghamttee took o e eoifl eriolis:-
• Before the die^Query of Hyomer the f ST PAUL'S CSUROH Moscone-Bab- SPAes. 1 rR. 6 Ito. 8 mo. Dim
no a e era prayer
overnment came home, but now anyone who is subject to quite recently. Monster Sanday school excursion to meeting on Wedneeday evening. Rev. ne Inch ............ 6o0 8.00 2.00 125
flu directs
awoe the Whitney1 nay
Mr. J. W. Green, who is at work en- Kincardine ou Tuesday next, Fare Wm. Lowe, Rector and S. $. Snperin• Advertisements without agepi ane
at home without tandem. John Taylor and Ed. Nash, will .inserted till torrid and ahem must be psi - -
!urgina photos, is now canvassing iu the from here, adults 60 cents; children 25 assistant S. S. Su riutendents. fogliii advance. nt advertisements meet be paid
this theme can, if tivomei is need, star
fear of the annual at
tack of sneezing, watery eyes, and other
discomforts.
J. F. Forbes, a well known Western
railroad man, whose home is at McCook.
Nebraska, writes, "I bare never had any
relief from any remedy for hay fever,
even temporarily, until I discovered the
merits of Hyomei. I always reconetneud
it when the occasion requires."
There is no offensive or dangerous
stomach dosing when Hyomei is used
This reliable remedy for the cure of all
diseases of the respiratory organs is
breathed through a neat pocket inhaler
that comes with every outfit, so that the
air taken into the throat and lungs is like
that of the White Mountains or other
health resorts where hay fever is un-
known.
The fact that Walton McKibbou agrees
to refund the money to any hay fever
sufferer who uses Hyomei without sno-
Nita should inspire confidence in its
power to effect a Duro. A complete out-
fit costs only $1.00 and extra bottles but
50 cents.
into power.
A goodly number of ex•Cebinet Minis-
ters are excluded front pensions by' the
five-year limit. They are Henri Joly,
Sir Charles A. P. Pellotier,A R. Augers,
J. 0, Paterson, Edward Blake, William
Ross, W. H. Montague, A. Desjerdins,
E G. Prior, L. O. Taillon, David Tis•
dale and Hugh John Macdonald.
A Great Work.
(Hamilton Times.)
It is estimated that the Grand Trunk
Pacific will require 10,500,000 ties, near-
ly 500,000 tons of rails, 43,000.000 spikes,
5,000,000 bolts, 2,500,000 angle bare and
fish plates, guards and ties also in the
millions. It is estimated that 50 loco-
motives, 30,000 freight cars, and 500 pas-
senger ooaohes will be required, besides
bridge -timber and steel, stations, tele.__
phones and telegraphs, water tanks,
terminal facilities, fencing, etc. That Initial steps are already being taken at
mean work. Think of the figures iu Antwerp for the organization of a nni-
detall. sehe ties placed end to end versal exhibition to be held there in 1918•
would reach over 16,000 miles, If a man During King Edward's progress
undertook to handle the 60,000.000 odd through the streets of Algiers it was no -
spikes, bolts, fish plates, eto., required tired that the cheers of the native por-
for the track, at the `rate of one a second tion of the crowds were unexpectedly
working ten hours daily, the job would enthusiastic. This, is seems, was be -
last about five years and four months. cause on the day of the king's arrival
The building of stations, roundhouses, - the weather was rainy, although recent -
ate., will require a small army of ly the country had been suffering
mechanics, The demand for locomo- greatly from the want of rain, and the
tives and cars will try the capacity Of local populace at ouce formed the con -
our shops. The grading and track -lay- elusion that his majesty was a magician
ing alone will mean labor for thousands. of great power.
It is a vast work and will increase by
over 20 per oent the railway mileage of ,
There es more Catarrh in this section
Than Dry Powders.
Plaait lice eat no part of the plan
itself, and it le absolutely impossible
for that reason to reach theta with any
of the stomach poisons. Paste greens
-arsenate oteirad'an l art other materials
that kill by being eaten are of absO-
lutely no use against these little suck-
leg
uck
leg pests, They can be reached onlyF
by contact poisons, which. aet through,
the spiracles, or breathing pores, at the
sides of the body.
There are two kinds of contact poi-
sons -those that act mechanically bye
clogging the pores and those that Pen**
tl poison directly.
Soaps are clogging In character, and se
are oils in general, but the petroleum
oils are internal insecticides as well,
Tobatsca decoctions and all dry powders
act only when they enter the spiracle*
and get into the body of the insect..
Dry powders are effective in proportioi#
to their fineness. Coarsely ground te-
baceo, for instance, will be absolute)?
useless, where a sample that is finely
trate into the body an
pe
vioiaity of Whitechurch, His samples cents. - Tea Jon DEPARTMiNT is stocked with en
ere far belond the ord1 enlartfements SALVATION Alwy--Service at' 7 and 11 extensive aaaortment of alt requisites for print- •
in execution and finish, especially the The water tank oa the market square a m and 8 and 8 p m on Sunday, and 'counaffording unin gclout sr not ae�s work in
P y d place to get a refreshing every evening during the week at 8 t y d pit t i 1t t 1 i P t
India ink work. was a goo F a ype an a ro r a. a on s ora a y ee o os -
shower bath on Sunday and Monday. o'clock at the barracks. ere, Band lta, etc., and the latest styles of
Mr. C. Leg+;° Ireland, accompanied POST On'ioR--In Macdonald Block. Ing.
choice fancy type for the finer classes of print
TURNBERRY. Office hours from 8 a m t0 6.30 p m. H B ELLIOTT
Haying operations are sing p by his sister, Mrs. Groan of Uneont4, peter Fisher, ostmaster.
N. Y., arrived home Saturday evening. P SENNEDY, M. tJ.C. M..P. 8, O.
briskly. The Beason {e somewhat later PIuma° Lien and free
Ile was welcomed by a serenade from . Member of the British Medical Aasocia•
than other years, and owiug to the first reading room in the Town Hall, will tion. Gold MedaUia+ in Medicine. S ecial
of the month cowing in wet it kept a the band. be open every afternoon Pram 2 to attention patd�to diseases o! Women and Child;
a good many from starting sooner. P Mr. Nicholls of Londop, accompanied 5:80 o'clock, and every evening from 7 ren. Office hours -i to 4 p. m.: 7 to 9 p. in.
byhis son Harry, spent Sunday fn to 9:80 o'clock. Mrs, Orlando G. Craig, DR MACDONALD,
The weather durine the last few dayslibrarian,•
has been all that could be desired for town, with his sone of the Central
haymaking and a goad deal has been se- bakery. Harry will spend his summer TOWN COUNCIL -Thos. Bell, Mayor; Centre Street
y g holidays here, W.
3. Greer, Thos. Armstrong, David gingham,
cured. , J. G, Stewart, S. Bennett, W. F.
Fall wheat is coming on splendid,and a Wingham has a population of 2000. Vans0nne, poanoillors; J. B. Fer-
good crop is now almost an assured fact, It has 8 printing and publishing houses, Dunnage Assessor. Board meets first
and e P
dry for a week or so, it will keep some there are 9 intelligent compositors in o'clock.
of the farmers busy to get around with town that we know of out of employ SosooL Baum --Dr. A. J. Irwin,
the hay in time to harvest it. "' ment. Wingham's intelligence should (chairman), Tilos. Abraham, J. D. Long,
hi h. J, J. Flomuth, H. Kerr, Wm, Moore, A.
ll being resodProprietor and Pabtieher
P
Canada. Its effect on settlement and
the development of our country's in-
dustries will be in proportion to its mag-
nitude. The next 20 years will be im-
portant onoa in the onward progress of
the Dominion.
Notable Exceptions.
Here are some exceptions, named by
an exchange, which disprove the rule at-
tributable to Dr. Osler, that a man's
best work is done before he is forty
years of age:
Johann Kepler was 59 years old when
he gave to the world his discovery of the
law of the distance of the planets from
the sun.
Franois•Bacbn was 59 years old when
be published; his Novum Organum.
Pierre Gaesendi was 58 years old when
he published' his atomic theory.
Oita von Guericke was 48 years old
when he invented the air pump. htn "Pelorone Jack." This fish has
Johan Rudolph von Glauber was 55 p
years old when he discoveted sodium inhabited the waters of Cook strait for
sulphate (Glauber Bait.) many years, and now acts as a most ef-
Sir Isaac Newton was 44 years old festive pilot, escorting all kinds of ves-
when he published the law a! gr
ways eels In and out of the French pass, al-
ways keeping to deep water. As he is
tion• never absent from his duties, the proo-
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz was 54 lamation has been received with keen
Vitae old when he was commissioned to satisfaction by sailors.
establish the Academy of Sciences in
of the country than all other ' diseases
put together and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced it
a local disease and prescribed Local rem-
edies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatments, • pronounced it in-
curable. Science has proven Catarrh to
be a constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
censtitational cure on the market. It is
taken Internally in doses from 10 drops
to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tem. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
guson, Clerk and Treasurer; Anson DR. AGNEW,
hould the weather kee warm and employing steadily 10 printers, and Monday evening in each month at 8 Physician, Surgeon, etc:
The New Zealand legislature has pas-
sed a measure prohibiting ander a pen-
alty of $50 interference with an old dol -
Berlin.
Antonini; van Leeuwenhoek was 88 Tired all the Time.
years old when lie discovered blood core Mrs. George Beattie, Carr's Brook.
puscles, in #usoria, eto. Colchester Ca., writes: -"Last spring 1
' .Rene teaumur was 47 years old when war very mach run down, felt tired. alt
Ile brought out his thermometer. , the time, and clid.not seem to have _life
' or energy enonghtado nay work. Theis
Benjamin Franklin was 46 years old boxes; of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food did me
when he invented the lightning rod. a world df good, and made work a piea-
Joseph Priestley was 41 years old when sure to me. I hate not had occasion to
he dteoavered oxygen. use any medicine since, and have re.
comtuended Dr. Chases Nerve Food to
Jan Iugenhoutz Was 49 petal; old when - all my friends."
Ontario.
Office -Macdonald Block, over W.McZibbon'e
Drug Store. Night calla answered at the canoe.
R. ROBT.C.REDMOND, M. R.C.S. (Ent;)
C. P. (Loud.)
Roots seem to be doing well especially run g E. Lloyd, C. N. Griffin. Secretary, John
potatoes Turnips have not come up A game of baseball wan played on the F Groves • Treasurer J B Ferguson. P$YSICIAN and SURGEON
very regular, and in some places there is park here on Saturday laat between the Meetings second Tuesday evening in each
Office, with Dr. Chisholm.
complaint of the fiy taking them. Blaevale and Wingllaw clubs, resulting month.
in a decided victory for the former. PUBLIC SCHOOL TBaomtns.-A. H.
BLUEVALE. ; Store-Blaevale 28 and an innings to Musgrove, Principal, Miss Brock,
Strawberries have been verplentiful spare; Wingham 8. Miss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
Y Cornyn, Miss Matheson, Miss Wilson,
here this season. A sulphur spring has been discovered Mies Cummings and 11. Manning.
Both fall wheat and hay will be a - ou the land oa the prairie owned by Dr. BOARD or HEALTH -Thos. Bell,
heavy crop iu this section, Tainlyn. When the doltnr has Dom- (chairman), 0. 3, Reading, Thos Greg -
Mr Eat tit who o, 10 y making we have no doubt this spot will Secretary, Dr. ,T. R. Macdonald,
ly a short time ago, is getting along become a popular resort for our citizens. Medical Health Officer.
well.
is foot ver bad plated the extensive improvements he is cry, John Wilson, V.S., J. B. Ferguson,
Mr. Reading has raised an additton to
his barn, and is improving its appearance
considerably. ,•
Onr baseball team Reel muds -elated
over the big victory they achieved in the
game with the Wingham club last Satur-
day.
Torment of Piles
Fourteen Years.
Would 'await; thea floor in agony
-bootors oou%d not hep
him.
Mt. X. Irricscit, 103 Fuller St„ Toronto,
Wei** "}'..r.' ,isolette yeard .I tufle-rBd tl,,,
t„rlht eteteta ievnediromitelliteetike,, I2iv.
4 *flair day l( &Dint not, alt downlong onougk to
eats bear' 'Metals, hue would stalk the floot• ist
agony. 1 wee • treated by doctors for pears,
and tried all earls of re
ntedieb without sluices
until I w'as advised to try
r
Ointment.
Dr.Chale
ss to
I,tartedbobath the
poets fn hot Water: night
and morntttg, end would
titer Apply/he ointment.
To mYurprter ane bet
completely cared nie.iin
aiy .'t,m ties this e e
wonderful mnkaribnt, and
1 Would riseoaaineiad:all
fluters* from; piles to
)Oh.1Ct ZIO 1016 it,"
If you kens What it Means to suffer frost
les you will not w*tedst a3/4 Mr. ; ane
tlttuser** in preiaiee Ih. Meal's
which did se stook fertile.
The recent of Dr. Chase's, Oise
*pre for *lee has moor beanIn
Wool .t mid' 10 eta e bee,
,mak
t" -e
Nacres
The agony is over. T.he hones of tom•
mons at Ottawa after a protracted session
of six months was prorogued on Monday
Iast After legislating away many of
the votes of the boys at the front the
Government, at the close of the session,
rewarded them with a vote of thanks and
$80 to scrip, and then voted themselves
$500 additional session indemnity as an
equivalent for their protracted and
arduous labors! This is looking after No.
1 witha yengeance. Some of our ex
changes allude to it as a "salary grab"
but theproper phrase would be a deliber-
ate steal. .
our' or Season.
MIL 111 Uppe--near, did you tee any
of those fine old •aqueducts While you
were in Italy? lilies. New•itich--•Never
spots a duck. And while we Was rid-
ing seeress Gsemen y We kept k
t. loo ' Out
for tome of them German peasants,
blit I iiever :Reels Pinch a 8Careity 4f
fowi'hto• place.. •
•
sis.rtae tertesta se
"A friend eafiiot he known he pros,
Petite°, and alt eftettly eennot be hid
friends *telt us in
1n.dvif. Toutsa crs
7
prospeety Only When
invited, but 111
adversity' they C0lnewithout aft Male
fatten."
At au OWN sleds.
Pesell bet `'T'eb, site 1 1t01d this eteeld: flpttibt t Well, you don't hktlt
tb tetetloto if you don't Want tot -DO -
twit /tree 'X'taitfi.
(.,It derpettais slut ti/uelltteft fe *pe* tit*
♦tat'* Will , lilts ti.. i little �y� to ti/y.•�6ot
An effort is being made to get up a -
match between the in.tmbers of the
North Star baseball club end the print- •
ere of the town. Should,,the game take
place, our typographical imp says' that
following will be the score made by the
NorthStars:-000000000.
On Saturday last while Mr. John •
Hanna of this town, was in the wheel-
ing
at the waterworks, he got his medtcine known•
No. 2 -:For special cases -10 degrees
finger into the cog wheels of the pump- stronger --three dollars per box. ,
ing engine, smashing two of them bad- idles -ask your druggist for Cook M
Cotton )hoot Gomlroand. Take no other
ly. The report is current around town es an p1110, mixtures�p�and imitations are,
cqcommend
that at the time the accident occurred ed by all druurgistta inethe her
Mr. Hanna was so absorbed in thinking minion of Canaaa. I4Ialled to any addrassa
en receipt of�2riee and four 2 -gent posta8e
about Ms reply to "Citizen's" letter that etali»ts.. Ql�he Cool; Complains, . a
he forgot all about his dangerous poli- -
tion until the pain brought him to him. Sold in Wingham by A. I. McCall &, Co. A
L. Hamilton and Walton McKibben, druggists
self again. •
Mr. Robert R. Risden, a farmer resi-
dent of this town, is now is the tele-
graph office of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad at Krasner, Cal.
Conk's Cotton Root Compound;
Ladies s Favorite,
Tsthe only safe, reliable
regulator on which woman
can depend "In the houll
and time of need."
Prepared in two degrees of
strength. No. 1 and No. 2.
No.1,--Ti or ordinary eases
16 by far the best dollar
Windiux• Oros
Western Fair
mr
1111N.0.51e14 TORT MA►1 PALL
Apw,cu,.TYAAt ,AIAO POPULAR
When Governor Simcoe laid the foundation of
London, Ontario, one hundred years ago he knew it
would grow to be a great city, but had no thought of the
Western hair.
The Western hair gives the people of this country
an excellent opportunity for a pleasant outing at a
utittintnn of cost, and at the sane time developer theft
store of practical and useful knowledge.
Its educational features have always been carefully
'fostered by the Director8. This year reverAl iuipartant
improvements of en instructive nature have been added.
The celebrated9tst highland Regiment nand will give
thrt116ncertsdaily during the ethibition. Theenterj4o.
ment•departeltnt wilt be better than'rter, and trill include
leaping tii0 gap in mid air on a steam autontobile.
Ion u.,oAMATIO.a 1M.ITR W. J. atIP, m.aeI4sRT, AA
A. MAMA*. Act1MTAI♦
LONDON
Sept. 8 m 16, 1905
Dangerous Germs in Summer.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM.
l<J�1 TRAINS LEAVC FOR
London 6.40 A.m.... 8.80p.m.
Toronto &Bast 10,40 a.m6.48 a.m.... 2.40p.m.
Kincardine -11.16 a.m... 2.05 p -m.... 9.15p.m.
ARRIVE WROM.
Kincardine ....6,40 a.m10.40 a.m.... 2,40 p.m.
London 11.10 a.m..- 7.85 ppm.
Palmerston 9.86 a.m.
Toronto & EastHAROLD, Agent, Wingham.m,
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAII.
TRAINS MAI'S FOR
'Toronto and East6.57 a.m,... 8.42 p.m.
Teeswater 1.17 p.m....10.48 p.m.
ARRIVE rROM
Teeavwater 31.8"157 a.m 2.48 p.m.
Toronto •T B.BBBMBR. Agent,Wingbam. pew
Strengthen the ystem'\ .ith'IVli-b-na'and Keep Well. '
A� wealthy philanthropist in New and aid yogi in naturally end easily di.
York epende thourende of dollars every sleeting the food. It is the only remedy
that Disse indigestion !slid tam
rammer providing tussis for the babies,, ltnlorrlt h e lett ge tilt e
'with the result that the mortality is ttoh troablee by strenicthening the di.
greatly decreased, He epprecletea the &Ohs tsysten*. ft is guaranteed: to Make
fact that tlieease eerie ase oomton iII a complete and permanent ante . la an•
the laminar and that the stomach must diseases of the emotion excepting oatl-
be kept healthy to resiet their attacks. tier.
Older people do trainee ms a Milk diet Ill.o.net reWttotres complete health to
tc3"ilil0splfe%iplta bee a tto ntretlt- the *hole eystem had cures 1tead ohett,.
hied th6 otos oli laid stivo organs back -ache, at ditfb ttlnd dib«
by fii8 tide of M{-o•ntaa that they tote Will tress atter, seting,, vertigo, h harm,
be tree from slokaeee in the enmmrrreili. end,ake . eI3e`e*i lity ,lir h lietalo
sod. 1lr4titi it tr+eak a find im t 41i -
a Take It, Mt•o-na tablet before taint iiefeelb,
Meal, and it will, *Oahe ma heal tut A gnarrantob' tel 'rrefan' .the looneyif
ilMMMaanntatltltir tied Mitt ha pre8ent itt o-;h&N. bot shoos' hal , :le given
the lining Oftheliiti sab., i �eatld twig+itery o. box. .5jk Mo- '
streogth to trill) Whole a ile a ,blboa SQ iow.yen
OUTSIDE
ADVERTISING
•
W. B. TOWER, M.D., C. M.
CORONER.
Office at residence, Diagonal Street.
VANSTONtE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC,
Private and Oompanytunds #o loan at lowest
rate of tittered. No commission charged sort -
gages, town and farm•proper y bought and
sold. Office, Beaver Blocs W
J^ A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, &o. e,
Wingham; Ont.
E. L. DICKINSON Denser HOLMES
Orders for the insertion of advertisements
such as tewohers wanted, . business chances,
meehanics wanted, articles for sale, or in fact
any kind of an advt. in any of the Toronto or
other city papers, may be left at the Tunes
office, ThisWork Will receive promptattentton
and trill save people the trouble of remitting
for sod. forwarding advertisements. Lowest
testas will be emoted on appheation. Leave
or send your next work of this kind to the
TIMES OFFICE. Wingham.
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BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.
MONEY ro LOAN.
Oreicn: Meyer .Block, Wingham.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Wingham, Ont.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. S„ L. D. 8.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Office
over' Post Office, Wingham.
T1CT T. HOLLOWAY, D.D.S., L.D.S.
1 i • DENTIST,
Beaver Block, Wingham
D. D. S. -Toronto University.
L. D. S. -Royal Collage of Dental Surgeons.
UTA. CURRIE,
a WINGHAM'S AUCTIONEER
Is now prepared to attend the wants of those
requiring his services, at a reasonable price.
No necessity of going out of town for an auc-
tioneer. All orders left at the TIMES aloe
will receive prompt attention.
NAST LICE ON AFFLE TRIO.
ground may be effective. In the one
case the particles cannot penetrate
through the spiracles and hence do not
affect the insects at all. In the other
they get where they can exercise their
specific effect, and the insects suttee
accordingly. In any case thoroughness
in application is ahsplutely .demanded.
Experience has shown that sprats
are better than dry powders as against
plant lice and that the finer and more
forcible the spray the better its effect.
The cleanest and on the whole a. very
satisfactory application on flowering
plants is a tobacco decoction. There
are now upon the market several to-
bacco extracts which may be diluted
with water and applied without fur-
ther
urther preparation. A11 these extracts,
so far as I have used them, are mors
or less satisfactory, but in every case
it is necessary to use them about twice
as strong as is recommended on the
label. Instead of the extract a tobacco
soap may be used, and that Is more
effective because it combines a clog-
ging with the direct poisoning action.
Among the soaps the whale or fish oil
preparations are much the most effac--
tive. They usually come in paste form,
although sorne are dried out so ea ter
cut into cakes, but in either case about
one pound of soap in from four to ;fix
gallons of water will be satisfactory.
The tobacco preparations are usually
harmless• to plants at all strongthe.
The soap mixtures are caustic and tend
to burn or. otherwise .injure foliage, SO
they must be more carotully used. One
pound to four ;Aliens of water is us-
ually harmless to all but the tenderest
of plants, but when there is any doubt
one pound to six gallons should be first
tried, andif this is not effective within►
a day or two another application should
be made, increasing the iitrength until
the Insects are killed• or the plant shows
signs of becoming_ injured. -Dr. John
B. Smith, New Jersey. -
ALES. KELLY, Wingham, Ont.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For the County of Huron. Sales of all kinds
conducted at reasonable rates. Orders left at
the Trues Mace will receive prompt attention.
JAS. HENDERSON, Winghem,•Ont.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For the Counties of Huron and truce. St►1ea
o! Farm Stook and Implements a specialty.
All orders left et the Tune office promptly
attended to. .
Terms reasonable,
FARM ERS
anti anyone heeler live stook at other
articles they wish to dispose bfrshoflidxdver•
tree the same for sale in • he Textus. Our large
circulation tells and it will be strange indeed If
a om eoaa Tanto
on do not get Duet er W ' gun e
T
thaton will sell because you may ask more
tor the article or stock than it is worth.. Bend
smut ad erne
o v ement to
the
yTrues and try this
atmict of isposing of yottr stook and other
eo 'THRs•'
ExPERIENC E-
T„„
TOW* MAWR
Dratoltea
COOVetidertel Am.
Mayotte weneini i ilketeS and des itrn
Wet arer
a% obit
lr tells trnllafii-eti
Standard, Apple Box..•
Fruit growers and box makers should
bear in mind tiia amendrni tit to the act
regulating the size pf fruit packages.
recently passed, legalizing a minimum
standard box, This box has a minimum
size of 10x11x20 Inches inside measure-
ment. There Is no specification as to
the .thickness of the material other
than that it should be strong and sea-
soned wood. It is recommended, how-
ever, that the ends should be at least
five-eighths of an inch ;thick and , the
sides at least three-eighths of an inch
thick, and there should be no objee-
tionable odor to the wood. There axe
no specifications as to what grade of
fruit shall 'be packed in Inures. The
market reports, however, would Ole -
courage the shipment in boxes of rtny-
thing but apples, et•the very highest
grade; the rest ef'the fruit can be more
economically shipped in barrels.
Progress In Catnticle.
A. W. Campbell, Deputy Minister et
Public Works for Ontario, Canada, in
a recent address spoke as follows about
the progress of reed improvement li%
Canada, says The Good Roads Maga-
zine: "In five years every County in
Ontariowill have ;adopted the ;Govern-
rhent systetrt .el gSigd ro8lt5 dee i'the rnp-
torlet 'will be .able to travel Irons t14
Quebec boundary to Detroit on eaten-
tifically constructed; highways." And he
added that ithelets 'three 0-
t n lett e e 7G
000 haeebeen expended on �obad roar,
a total Of 1,642 miles having been con
etructed, and he fo eeasted `that within
a few yes,re ..a'.system et ail delivery
by automobile' "*pule 'be teen
throughout the f'rovincb.
Greiding Up Poultry.
It iS easier and cheaper to grade ale
a flock b ` k .
X chic et a tin full
til t
by >s k
blood roosters thee any other ivtty. 0
no others are used ,and changed every ,
year it *will not take Iona fo get them
to a point at good for titin use ae pure
brads. It ,'#kould be - MIa 10 bug 'at
leaet one 'setting of etuf ;blood egg&
every year, too,_,»eslttee t3 * rotated.
leeteit. Ake Oakes °theles.,
'yha Ibraeder wbo;Bseilet lihs heats.mat#«w
ittfd keels$ theta fee acedeM
Which eannet be Seal ler` Poet ptkctes
SDI in tlietit, `ti et Rotel tteidge, lai4
that Ise baa Made a>i,4Yltyett Brei`•