The Wingham Times, 1897-02-05, Page 3MUNYON
Public ,Benefactor
His Gree 'scoveries HLsult in
the ertnent Cure of
Thousands of Sufferers.
TUE %Y..N (IIAM '. '.I.M: s FEBRuAwit�, 1$tj i
Oar Cheese Industry in Den ger.
Many of our. people have indulged.
in the belief that the position of Oen-
edit, and that of this•pt•ovinco in par -
denier, in the matter of cheese is
absolutely secure. They have heard
of the phenomenal progress shade by
this industry. They hart been told
that this province alone Sent to. Great
Britain last year more than one half
the Cheese imported by -•-the Mother
RLAii WHAT THEY SAY• country, and they have comforted
themselves with the delusion that a.
11 You Are Ailing, Ask Your Drug- ilosition se well established eould not
gist for Munyon's Guide b4Toallesueh the report of the West -
to Health, Buy a tae.
�A t s� Remedy ern Dairymen's Convention must
$Vlunyan Remedy have COiile as as painful surprise.
and Thes:lear and forcible statement of
Inspector Millar, regarding the abso-
lutely filthy eondition of many fac-
tories; the almost alarming words of
warning from President McLaren
regarclmg the need fur improvement;
and the still more serious assertion
by lion. Air. 13allentyne that retro-
gression has began, cannot be taken
too seriously. The gentlemen named
are not alarmists. They are eminent-
ly hardheaded business men, and
when they tell us that our chief in
dustry is in danger there can be no
doubt that the danger is read and
that instant Media res a? -'e necessary
to avert the threatened rain.
CURE YOURSELF.
Mr, IL 13. Taylor, Toronto's well-known
draper, in business at 'Toronto says: "I
was troubled with pains in my kidneys
superiaduoed by a Budde• chill while in
the water. I began using Munyon's
Kidney Cure and as 1 took the medicine
the plain got less each .day. It is certain.
ly a great medicine,
Mueyon.s Rheumatism Cure seldom
falls to zelieve in one to three hours and
cures in a few days. Price 23o.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure punitively
cures all forms of indigestion and stom-
ach trouble. Price lou.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monia and blanks up n cold in a few
boars, Price, 25e.
Muuyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night sweats, allays soreness, and speedi•
ly heals•the lungs. Price, 23c.
D9unyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures.
pains in the back, loins or;,'ruius and all
forms of kidney disease. Price 23s:.
Munyon's Headache Ours stops head.
stoke in three minutes. Price tres.
Munyon's Pilo•Ointment p sitively
cures all forms of piles. Price, Tic.
Munyou's Blood Cure eradicates all
impurities of the blood. Price, 23c.
Munyon's Female Remedies are u
boon to all womep.
Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve in
3 minutes and euro permausntly. Pride,
$i.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never
fail. The Catarrh Cure -price 230.-
erad'cntes the disease from the system,
and the Catarrh 'Tablets --price 25e.--
cles►use and heal the parts.
Munyoc's Nerve Cure is a wonderful
nerve tonic. Price, •25e.
efunyon's Vitalizer restores lost vigor
Price R.
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, mostly 25c• a yin).
( Personal lettere to Prof. \luuyon, 11
••&..13 Albert St., Toronto, answered with
free medial advice for any disease..
A Canadian Plybrid.
1Vhiie hunting: near Mt. Ilrydges,
.Alex. Minton and Wiltiatn Weir, two
London hunters, started a small
Does Your :Husband of bon Drink.
If your Husband or Son is addicted to
the use of Liquor. Morphine or Tobacco,
p,tlrchese of your druggist a bottle of
stilt's Chloride of Goll Tablets. They
ars guaranteed to cure or money will be
refunded. Tablets may be given secret
iv in tea or copse and the free use of
stimulants allowed until voluntarily
given up, Price $1.00 per package. If
your druggist cloy; not keep there. send
direct t•, the Ohio Chem 'cal Works,
Lima, Obi '. Book of partiee.:. rs and
tastimouials free
Turnips in Cheese.
One of the subjects most earnestly
(Fscussed at the convention of the
Western Dairymen was the possibili-
ty of feeding turnips to milch cows
without giving an offensive flavor to
cheese or butter.
The cheesemakers and buyers,
without exception, condenlr ed the
feeding of turnips, but at least two of
the milk producers in the audience
positively asserted that they had
used these roots without evil results.
One of the two, Robt. Macfarlane,
who lives near Warner said he had
fed turnips for years; that there was
no offensive odour in his butter as a
result of this, and thit•he avoided the
c•dor•by always feeding just before
greyish animal which, after a hotmilking.
chase they bagged. At first they' The other,. tt,; Norfolk. Coun•t;a'
farmer, ettitl 'he and his father before
him had fed turnips far 20 years,
that these had been fed without re-
gard,to time of' Milking, and that the
odours worn avoided by the •manner
in which the food was prepared. He
said he pulped his turnips in the
miming; mixed them with ensilage
cores -eat hay and straw, added
water and salt, and .then fed the
prepration that night and the next
morning. •
"The,prcof of my -statement that
there s ne *offensive odor is found in
the feet than I sell my milk in town
and I could not do that if there were
anything objectionable about the
milk," he said.
Speaking of mangoia the same
gentleman said one objection to them
was that, standidg high in thegrounai
while growing, they were injurion3-
ly affected by early frost.
Still, nothwithstanding what. Mr.
Macfarlane and the Norfolk County
farmer have said, the Sun's advice
is to maintain an absolute divorce
between milch cows an turnips. Use
inangols or better still, sugar beets,
instead. -'-Weekly Sun.
took the animal for a grey PClulrrel,
but on eloso examination they were
puzzleil by the odd markings and
general appearance of tie skin ; so
Much so that thy tool: it to a taxi -
demist for identification. He pro-
nounced it for a fox -squirrel hybrid.
.the animal showed its. vulpine pecu-
liarities by the dull`red streak on its
bushy•tail. the shaggy grey hide,
the erect cars and the -general con
tour of.the head. The. trophy will
be stuffed and mounted. Wit. lirydges
hunters had been in pursuit of the
animal for several months' and are
much chagrined at the success of
tate Londoners.
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.Aahtng Joints
Announce the presesde a of rheumatism
which' causes untold suffering. Rheu-
matism is clue to lana acid in the blood.
It cannot be cured by liniments or
other outward applications. Hood's
Sarsaparilla purifies the blond, removes
the cause of rheumatism and perman.
entlycares 'this disease. `Phis is the
testimony of thousands of people who
once suffered the pains of rheumatism
but who have actually beeu cured by
.taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Its great
power to act upon the blood and remove
every impurity .is the secret of the
wquderful cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Burglars entered the window of
'the bar of the American hotel.
Brussels on Saturday night and
Made off with the cash box contain-
ing nearly $30, which belonged to
societies of which llir. ICtenig is
treasurer.
Liver Ilis
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an expert agrieultural editor, the beat
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through the office of this paper, and in this county, pa-,;rsl away very
insure prompt • appiiaation • and
regularity. Times and News $1.50.
Something I,fke A Dog.
A fat old gentlemen was bitten in
the calf of the leg • by a dog. IIe at for the night he Marl an attack of
ODDS rushed to the justice of the heart failure, and before the
peace aid laid a complaint against a physicians could be summoned Ise
main in the neighborhood whom he dead de.pnt-ted this life.
supposed to be the owner of the
offending cur. The following was
the defence offered at tato trial
"1. By testimony in favor of the
general good character of my dog I
shall prove that nothing could make
hint so forgetful of his caning dignity
as to bite a calf,
"2. Ile is blind and cannot see to
bite.
"3. Even if he can see to bite, it
would be utterly impossible for hint
to go out of his way to do so on
account of his severe lameness.
"4. Granting his eyes and legs to
be good, he has no teeth,
"5. My dog is always muzzled
and chained in the yard.
"6, I1iy dog died six weeks ago.
I never had a dog.".
Mr.. ol,n T. '1V"en, formerly of
Ilensall,. but now Principal - ui' the i
Keewatin ?labile sehnol, in writing 1
from that platen on :3rd Inst., says;1
,1s I write, the thermometer is •Ili !
(legless .belaw zero, but as .1. talo I
near a stove and as good brlrtk• fire
on,.I do not feel so badly!' But,
notwithstanding the cold, illr. Wren
is well and is tit have with the cough
Like n11 others in that 1•eglt,n he is
interested in gold mines.
snddetlly et lois home in 1)ostroit,
late; Monday eveniin; id' hast week.
lie was ail lus usual health r nring
the day and;tttd,nded his classes in
in his college. Soon after he retired
0, S. Doan, of Clinton, says not to go
on suffering as he did for years with 'raha :a -
Salt Rheum, when a few doses ut Dr. oteile
Chase's Ointment will cure you. •
*Aston( Y�
Dr. Chase's Ointment cured Hiram
Frey, of Norwood, after suffering ten
years with Eczema of the leg.
Chase's Ointment ah'o cured his little
girl of Eczema on her face.
Mr. Arehibald Ilyslup, of fl-i'ey,
county councillor lir the Grey, \tot•-
ris and Brussels division, left home
on Tuesday morning with a • teaitt
of horses and sleigh, intending to
drive to Seaforth to take the train
for Goderieh. When he got ;.o
Walton he found he -could not get
his team any farther un account • of
of the blocked state of the roads, so
he set out and walked to Seafurth.
In some places he has to go through
the fields, as the mountains of snow
on the road were so Itiglt he could
not get over them.
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ST ()VI. IA
For 7a,faut ,ani. Chi
• ?i: Ira )301.
The annual meeting of Ethel
cheese factory was hell on Wednes-
day afternoon. The following facts
are gleaned from the annual report
Chief Gill, Exeter, on Tuesday re- presented at that meeting : Total
turned from Detroit with Wm Meeker, (hill; received, 1,4 21,(173 pounds;
of Zurich, in charge. He ;as arrest-
ed in Detroit at the Inst ee of the amountveceived, 10,723,.15 ;average
, for passing pounds milk to pound of cheese,
to, for, -650 111.0978 ; average price per pound
is now thief eheese8.37, paid to patrons,$8513.-
a preliminary + 20; R. Barr, making cheese,$1,1 ir? -
rates 1
ter magistrates, 84haulitig milt:, ;$740.01: ; J. Ks
e .on Friday, the ' Baker, 1,932 boxes, $ 1:e,8.,';-- 1 R.
:on of the roads Dilworth, salesmany429.75 ; J.
endance of outside Krauter, secretary;' 825; II. Cun-
at time... The note ningi - tro Siire, $25 , insurance,
$25; auditor's salary, $5 ; cash in
Standard bank, 81,91.
Molsons Bank, of 14;7..it i t claimed, a forge
upon that institution.
the cells .awaiting
trial before the 1'
which will take pl.
i►npassabte condi
preventing the a
witnesses before
1 -ears the •Siguattrrn t -3ohn 13eekei•
Jacob Becker and Robt., McKinley,.
of Ilay township.
The latest proposition made t� the
Government to commemorate the
sixtieth year of Her Majesty's' reign
is the creation of a new province in
the west, to be known as the Pro-
vince of Victoria. This is an under-
starding with Greenway that Man-
itoba is to be enlarged, 'and this in -
involves a considerable change in
the map of the west, to which Sifton
is
itvoraide. The prepasat is to
at •h part of Assiniboia and Sask
ate ,van, east of the 105th degree
of gitude, to Manitoba, together
wi the'district of Keewatin. Alber-
'ta ith Athabasca and the remain-
der 'f S.askatehewan, Assiniboia wilt
th be given Provincial autonomy
as a Prevince of Victoria. This -
se to is said to fit in with plans
wl h tblina
en rtafn for the government of the
A,
For Over Fifty Years,
AN Orsi? ANYI wi:Lr-7`atan hr�icilY. '
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has'
been used for over fifty years by, mil-
lions of mothers kr their children white
twill -One. with perfeetsuccess, It soetires
the child, softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind coke, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
the taste, Sold by tlruoieta in every
pYTivent •li'e oasts a
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World.
nrt ok th
Fr' < eni:nt,� lastearn
bel ing to Thomas Tomlinson, near
Ki ardine, were totally destroyed
b 're. .His two young sons- were
do a the chores in the evening. One
of Ahem left the lantern standing in
,hot oat bill and nailst' also )titre left
thegranary door'open, for a Bolt
e,
estate in;'begatt bitten„ the oats and
eventually threw the lantern over
on the floor. The boys bravely got
to work and managed to save alt the
battle acid iniplentents. They har-
nessed'tl►e catty liorso left, for their
V
father was aav
a z.wat1
tint" team,
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bottle. its value is fttoalu,dale. Be sure ( hitehed.,hiin td the separator on •I.
and ask for MrsVllinglnw's Soothing 'har,t floor one of town steadic .aIle
no other ltintl
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OTN COTac.
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Aperfect Remedy for Constipa-
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Worms,Convulsions,i'everish-
ness and Loss 01 SLEEP.
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FOREST CITY BUSINESS AND. SHORTHAND COLLEGE) London, Out,
is far superior to that of the ordinary business school. Patronize
of known merit, and your success is. assured. College re -opened
1th, 1897. Catalogues free.
Y. M. C. A. Building- J. W. WESTERVDLT, ?man al.
ATARRH -
Mrs. Condi, of London, Ont.,
Cured for 25 Cents
Doctors Could Seip, but Couldn't Cure -
Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure Released the
Prisoner, and To -day She is as Well as
Ever --She Says It is a Great Remedy
"Yes, I am Mrs. Dobai]," said a comely,
pleaslp t-facecl.wontan at her home on Horton
street `fo a News reporter to•day, "and T will
very gladly tell you what you want to know.
Abouti three years ago my husband was very
in, and I had frequently occstsfon to rise in the
night and go for a doctor or to the druggist.
In my !limy I often neglected to properly
clothe myself, and contracted several Meavy
colds, which turned at last to chronic catarrh.
I trim octors, who helped mc, but did not
cure n , and several special catarrh medicines.
I was tiered but not cured. I was suffering
intolera when Mr, Sluff recommended me
, to: try SE'S CATARRH CURE, and it began at
olicc t elp, and in about twb months bad
entirel red me. I cannot speak too highly
of this markable medicine, and cheerfully
recomni d it to alt sufferers from catarrh."
'The blo r included is agreat help to sufferers.
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