The Wingham Times, 1897-11-12, Page 3MUNYON'S
P,TAND AGAINST
OLD FOGYISM
U, VIS IN t 'I-.t.A.1.11 Ti
Rouse I)ccoxatiug Ideas.
HAPPY PEOPLE
Duerr put borders, on carpets fry
• sniall rooms.
Don't bane' eb.tndelicrs or larepa
in. low-ceilecl rooms
Don't be chary of Acle, waren tint
in northern rooms.
Don't buy what suits the fancy,
regardless of tlirit' combined effects.
Don't select anything because it is
good.
Don't have any apparent, much
less any regular, arrange went of
furniture.
Bigotry and Prejudice Must Be
Buried With Their Count-
less Victims,
An Age of C� EnliRhtenmDon't believe for a minute that
e�peneiveness is essential to beautiful ;Gentleman Cured Four
effects, 1 1
WHO ABE MADE WELL AND
• Si' OHO BY PAI1E'S
CELM CCMPOU D
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No Return. of Dis false.
Cures Are Permanent and lasting
a, • ----.— _ Years Ago.
Don't make u�table ti pivotal point ;
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• from which the rest of the furniture
Poisonous Drugs and Dangerous radiates,
Nostrums Must Give Way I
to Advanced Science.
HUNDREDS ARE BEING CURED. j
If You Are Ailing, no Matter What
the Disease is,or How Many Doc-
tors Have Fed to Cure Yon
Step Into the N earest Drug Store
Ask for a Guide to Health,
Duy a 25 -cent Remedy and Cure ;
Yourself.
Miss E. J. Bennett, 33d3� Yone street,
Toronto, Canada, says :—"I\ had a very
severe attack of Grippe and could scarcely
speak. I had a terrible pain in my head,
ane was completely broken clown. P se. ;
cured 1Vlunyon's Grippe Cure and it was
not necessary to use an entire vial before.
I got better. It entirely broke up the dis.
ease, and I have not had au attack since.
"Them is no doubt whatever that 111 unyon'a
.Remedies are effective in such cases ae my
owMunyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom
fnile°to relieve in one to threehoursand
cures in a few days. Price 25c.
Muneon's Dyspepsia Cure. pusitively
cures all forme of indigestion and stony
ach trouble. Price 25e.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
menia and beaks up a cold in a few'
b POars. rice, 25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night sweats, allays soreness, and speedi-
ly heels the lungs. Price, 25e.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures.
;,gains in the back, loins or groins and all
forms of kidney disease. Price25c.
• ;Vlunyon's Headache Cure stops head•
ache in three minutes. Price2So.
1Viunyon's Pilo Ointteat positively
cures all forme; of piles. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all
impur:ties of the uluCrd. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Female Remedies are a
boon to all women.
Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve in
3 minutes end euro permanently. Price,
$1.
Munvon's Catarrh Remedies never
fail. The Catarrh Cure --price 25c.—
erad'cates the disease from the system,
and the Catarrh Tablets --price 25e.—
cleanse and heal the parts.
Munyon's Nerve Cure is a wonderful
nerve tonic. Pr.ce, 25e. -
Munyon's Vitalizer restores List vigor
Price $1.
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, mostly 25c. a yial.
Poreveal letters to Prof. Munyon, 11
Albert St., Toronto, answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
Devious Definitions.
Nobody—A prominent woman's
husband.
:Statistician — A man who can
prove that figures always lie.
FAIRLY STAGGERED.
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Don't Crake a narrow doer narrow
er with a Leavy drapery. We drape
ton much,
Don't use decided patterns for
upholstery if you have done se for
wall and floor coverings.
Don't use lar,e patterned wall
paper in small rooms, oe a deep
border with low ceilings.
Den't have any fanciful, fixed ar-
rangements ut' window drnptries in'
rooms in daily use.
Don't buy chairs that are not well
wade and comfortable, or lounges
that are not low and broad.
Don't let aestheticism dominate
sense and gec plain . carpet - (filling)
for the floors of rooms in daily use.
Don't delude yourself into thinking
that beautiful rugs spread over
homely 11,ors are more artistic titan
allover carpets.
SEVERE ASTF. MA RELIEVED
DEAN Stas,—We have used Norway
Pine Syrup in 01.11'.110l113 It greet deal. I
have a little boy ho has had astb.ea for
live or six ;ears (he is only 1O now), autl
during the severe attacks he would get
great relief from using the syrup. For
en ordinary cold it is ahead of any cough
medicine I ever souk.
EDW'.EW 11'INca'srr::tt, Smith's Cuve, N S
Medical sotleges cunf.irred uponProfeisor
;L d,'aril Phelps, Al. 1),, their highest
Lenore for his insalnabte inveeti etions
inodiciue, but ail this seems small in tom•
parisoli with the grand eltnrus of `gratitude
thatelley,oue up all over the world from
then women, and children who have out-
: grown weakness, lank of health, and disease
by the use'of Peine's Celery dloutpouud,the
noble professor's grandest medical diseov
cry.
Paine's Ce13ry cornponhd justly boasts
of one grand a.ivanteee.over all rho adver.
tided remedies of the day, whether they be
pills, nervines, bitters or sarsaparillas. The
cures effected by Paia'.'s Celery Compound
iu cases of rheutnayistn, neuralgia, kidney
and li ver troubles, rvon: r e s and dyspep•
sia are permanent and lasting.
Thousands of grad 'letters lilts the follow•
ing from ler. Ctlatles `tiDowlee , of Montreal,
are received every day';
"Over four years ugo.I gave you a testi.
menial for Fable's Celery. Compound after
it had completely freed rue of rheumatism
of many years' standing. I am happy to
1 state I have had no trouble from the dis.
easee since yftur Paitte'a Celqry Compound
cured hie, proving conclusively duet your
Medicine works permanent .cures, I am
always realm niending Paine's Celery Com-
pound to the sick, and particularly to those
troubled with rhenmatism."
Tho Attractive Woni's,n,
That' s tperabundant - brains and
surpassing beauty may but seldom
he combined ; yet it dues not follow
than `all women of good sense: and
shau'•p intelligence are necesslarily
FARMERS', INSTITUTES. •
\pl5tin, s
» That bright thout rhts. enliven the
CALENDAR OF THE 1VINTER MEETINGS'
TO BE MELD IN HURON COUNTY.
EAST HURON---Gorrie, January
18; Brussels, 22; Binevale, Feb. 263
Ethel, 28; Leadbury, March 1; Con-
stance, 2.
Dele;'atea—At .January- meetings,
C. A. Zavits, Guelph Gallego, and
Robert Thompson, St. Catharines;
February and March ineetiugs,Major
James Sheppard, Qlneenstott, and
Joseph E. Gould, lixbrage. • ' •
Winn' HURON—Dungapuun, Janu-
ary 20 and 21; I3uhnesville, March
3; Auburn, 4; Wingham, 5.
Delegates—:1t Dungannon, Messrs.
Zavits and Thompson; at Ilohnesville,
Auburn and Wingh,un, A lessrs.
Sheppard and Gould.
SOUTH BURON•-1 Deter, Jan. 20;
Brucetield, 21; Crediton, Feb. 21;
Zurieh, 22; Iiensall, 23.
Delegates—.At Exeter and Bruce -
field, D. Z. Gibson, Willow 61 -rove and
T. R. Mason, Stra(ford%ilio; at
Crediton, Zurich and Iletlsall, John
Ro ertson, Ingersoll, and II. Glee-
dning, Manilla,
Gossip --A deadly gas that is often
fatal to friendship.
Thunder—The only reliable wea
then report yet di -covered.
iiarulnock —An article used as a
spoon holder at n. love feast.
Perambulator --A gt..oct thing.that
but few men care to push along.
• Pedestrian—A person who is 5n1 -
ways getting in the way..aof a
bicycle. '
Matrimony —A sort of trust • for
alae protection of infant industries.
Beeause—Eve's letiany for her
daughters as an excuse- -fur the inex-
cusable.
Experience --Something everybody
gets after it is too late to make use
•01' it.
Definition—Something looked up
in' the dietinnatry to titiv and forgot.
:ten toonorrnw.
Faith—The thin; tieat Makes a
bald headed man invest in a hair
restorer.
1��'ri 4'1e'tJ �3ti'a. r ii r1 bi I9 •1 i n e
Is especially true of hood's Pills, for no mull -
clue ever contained co great curative power in
so small space, They aro a whole medicine
There ..fro four applicatiotl$ for di..
venal twills to be dealt with by the
Senate l,e;itt session.
Mf'. Jaeob floppier, of Listowel
has been appointed Gas Inspector for
that town in place of Mr. .A St. Geo.
Hawkins, dismissed.
Over four hundred deer -shooting
licenses were issued in Toronto alone
this year ; the largest list on record.
Messrs, Thomas & Kenward's pl•1:
vete hank at Watford was burglarized
on Thurso ay night of last week, but
nothing was secured as they failed
to blow the safe open.
• if you feel weak, dull and discouraged
you will find a bottle of flood's Sarsapa•
villa will do you wonderful good,
Mrs. F. Lwin and a hired girl
were nearly asphyxiated by gas
from a coal stove at Newmarket.
They were shut up.in the house for
nearly three days. Mrs. Irwin is in
a very critical condition.
I Mrs. Maria Hartley, widow of the
late Caleb. Bartley, of New Durham,
and for whose murder she was
tried and acquitted, was married
recently to Mr. Matthew Rhodes, a
welito-do fanner of Marley—a wid-
ower with one daughter.
most ordinaryface until the reflec-
tion of the mind, shining• ont in all
its radiance, makes one forget that
the features a:'e not • pure Grecian.
and leads us to believe that such a
womanis in reality a great beauty.
' That the vivacious creature of
varying moods and gttainr faint fan-
cies ii the one to charm. A main
forgets all the type of beauty she
may or inay not possess, so interest.
cd does he become in •tete"pleasing
study of a 'mind that renders iter
:face ever winning, irresietib!e and
pleatsirg, because, like the surface of
a lake, there comes a change with
every varying emotion.
That the attractive woman sitonld
cultivate the mince, for a grace of
soul and education of epirit cuarit fur
more than limpid • eyes, a rosebud
mouth and a dimpled chin.
That she should be ever tenchable,
for there is not one iota of lovable-
ness in the than or woman who
thinks he ar she knows it all.
Mr Samuel Humphries, retired car-
riage mauufauturer,Strathray, Ont.,says:
"For a, Idnr time I have bad kidney
troubles and pain in the back. 1 could
not stralgnteu up and often hall to raft
down until tete pain and weakuia'i went,
away. 1 nave token one box of Dean's
Kidney Fills and must say they are a'
great kidney medicine, Because they
havo entirely removed all pain from nay
ba -k. curing 'elle urinary iliffienities and
peuetitting my general health in a re-
markable dogreo.'!
Progress in Temperance.
Canada, you may say with confi-
dence, is noW a temperance country.
The appearance of drunkenness even
in the streets of our great cities, is'
comparatively rare, and it will prob-
ably be found that many of the
eases are those of immigrants.
Among our farmers abstinence is the
general rule. Old people only can'
remember the days when many of
the farmers used to go "home from
market the worse of liquor: Temp-
tation to drink has almost ceased to
be a point of hospitality. Public
opinion on the subject is very strong,
and Constitutes ct Most effective
though unwritten last. To be con•
victed; or even suspected cf excess.
is a sure forfeit of reputation, of con-
fidence, and of bread. This is the
effect of education, religion and ad-
vancing civilization, as well as of the
teaehinge of Medical' /science, the
force of %which has of late notably
increased. Improvement has been
progressive, and may be trusted to
continue, if some evil still remains.
chest, always ready, al- m ig
Ways efficient, always sat-
1efactory; prevent a cold 111
or fever, euro Oliver ills,
sick headache, Jaundice, constipation, ete. Vic.
The only rills to take with hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Blood first of all; that is the starting point
on the road to health. Without it Dyspep-
sia,' Constipation, Biliousness, Headache,
Liver and Kidney Complaints, Scrofula,
Ulcers and Abscesses thrive and increase in
the human system. But with pure
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Gastoria is put -up in one-sizo bottles only. It
is not sold in bulk. Don't allow anyone io sell
you anything else on the plea or promise that it
is "just as good" and "will answer every pee.
pope," .F&P' Bee that you get O -A -S -T -O -ii -I -A.
The fao-
t tmeile
eigntture
of
ie on
every
ci-culating freely these diseases cannot long
remain. There is nothing to keep them
there—no impurities for them to feed on.
Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood,
and drives out all impurities, waste and
effete matter more quickly and Surely than
any ether remedy. If you want pure blood
and good health take
Par over F:fty Years.
a�m (11.D AND wNLL-TR1LOD Racxcmnv--:
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been uoed fur over fifty years by mil-
lions of mothers fc.r their children while
teethtug, with perfeet success. It soothes
the child, soften8 the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Is pinahant to
the tante. Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Ltveoty-five .wets a t
bottle. fts value is inealu,.ble. Be eure
and ask for Mrs. l Vln.slow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind
Dr. J. H. Gardiner, a well known
medical 'Man of London, died of
blood poisoning.
Wm. White, a sixteen -year-old Oak-
ville boy, lost his •life by being drag-
ged into a grain chute at Mr. Wales'
warehouse,
Ah envelope narked " Conscience
Boodle," and containing. $1,050 in
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and
American bills, has been received at
the Finance Department at Ottawa.
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THE TIMES liar been greatly im-
proved during the past few months,
and it is our intention to make it a
still bet`er local paper.
The Globe has recently been en-
larged to a 16 page paper, and it is
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We will give the both papers
A CRIPPLE from RI7IEUMATISM
Cured by a ,Few Doses of South ami
Atederican Rheumatic Cure—Mir- �..
aleU1ous but el'e'ct. To New Subscribers.
of Year rno
Mrs. N. Ferris, wife of a woe -known
mnniafaoturer of Iligrhe-ato. 1),'t, Bays:
"For many years -I was sorely afflicted
with rheumatic pains in my t:nrrles and
at times was almost disabled, I tried
everything aa I thou. ht, and doctored
for yearn without, touch benefit, Though
I had lost conliden'a in rnoditi:ne;a I was
induced to use ,South Americian Rheu-
matic Cure. To sty delight, the first
dose gave me Levi) relief than I had had
in yoal's,alid tiv;1 bottles havta cntnpletoly
cured me." Sold at Clushohn's Drug
Don't Spendt� t�liar
for
0 0
M kine
until you have tried
You can buy them in the paper 5 -cent cartons
Ten. Tabules for Five Cents.
This sort to put up cheaply to gratify the universal present demand for n low price
If you don't find this sort of
s Ta;.uies
At t.e ' 4ru gist's
Send Five Cents to THE RIPANS C:nEMncAL COMPANY, No. Io
Spruce St., New York, aril they will be sent to you by mail; or
12 cartons will he mailed for 48 cents. The chances are ten to
one that Ripens Tabules are the very medicine you need.
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ringed,
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.a?` t'mistr''lf''1»{1'fa ,,.la rzz.ri .
a position to turn cit - •
BILL j'.1 S,
LETT.Ell HEADS,
• NOT; HEATS,
STr.1TEi'tf't..iit Nr'i:', ":.:'.t 0.
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At :i lowo' In; C' t' -.Ali
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suet 'before
New subscribers should subscribe We have tete hest stork of a nvi>lupe^, if; +.,.:vr, :Ind we can
at once and take advantage of this print and 0npply them n cheap as the ehenpt- t.
great offer. ... .�, ....- ..._..,
Cash must accompany all orders. S _A_T23-E11,7:-
or
:.. _n. s..or call at Printed on the s':r.irte..t nalit'.:ind the pill'e in keeping
with the times,
TIIVIES OFFICE, C i''e us a Cali when yioi ;tt'e in meld of' ;t' e, gin; in who 1', inting line
and we will use you right.
Store. �VI?v G Ii A11I,
T : M `l I S, 'VVing'l'Iarn.
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