The Wingham Times, 1898-02-04, Page 4lie
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lE XUAL HEALTH
d how to secure it. Plein feats Plainly Stilted.
'.tRvery Interesting little book for mettonty,which
Post be read to ba appreciated. Through its hontet
.deice„ thousands have been restored to perfect pian.
Igpod. icor a short time mailed free, in plain enve-
!pe.securely sealed. Address the Author:
fw. t1, BQBgRTz, p, p. 1.40X1.111 PETnotr, M1ett,
Yir'1.V
yttii• Li (lata\ie),
ft 1e reii•tt a: :}t' E, •art . r Sea tow:
r I!5 eetiree. Mr Kuitsitly t,.tys a -1
is regi or kioitoy ttntt 11ludd t lieattnea:::
b ' three tt r :!t Dante:, Kidney 1':: et. i
of ten tree . t, ' +;, are of $' : t•t ti,•1t in tile.
lltl alt ++tl iu r, t or ua:eU i'r t4 ••, e , i'e.n.
`r e ani:; elniely del agnea with this
enemy Me et teee•:e.t1t. I !,t ha. rt'e'ttuiltt'ud
theta tor 1'11 it.unty or h14tIdel• U'ulaitiPs:'
J.tUltts eiiaten, sen er it. T. Gil)5etl1,
Of Walkerton, hast a portion of his
thumb and forefinger the other day
in a mill. Duriug the. Cin i+tttuts
holidays his brotner Oberlin met with
au almost tetanal. aeeident in zt mill
at Teeswaaier.
TIME
alts r
riLLS
HE
ST I3c$ii FARMERS
HOLDaItIITINCe A,.T DUN GAN-
„'tO N A1tfD ::WITH.,
IX rie:I(r•;sxrNG 1I)1112I +SES IHY MR.
i"1•,:lit'ao;1, OF T. CATHARINES ;
Halt
Z 1y IT!., 111: GIIELI'kl ; lltli« EL -
1? 11D, c1F 11ULJIESVILL1 ;hilt. IIAT—
DEN , l,F roue ALBERT, ANL) MR.
ettere.tLF, OF 11I,YPii.
Vert snecessfail meetings of the
Mat !Lawn 1 i#t'111e1's' Institute were
helot hi 1)'Ingalnnon on Thursday and
in l:1\71t1 011 Friday Jan. '20th and
21er.
It wee gratifying to the officials to
Mid plet;tut. '0. Dungannon ft`good
rep: estrntattt,n Uf the leading ferment
t:f tee, nrlgllt,ol'hut,d, although the
ileal r't"als va'r'y elttpit.'aaeallt, owing to
alae: doe npunr ref alae Path), The
\ .I. N % i l
TIMES,,
and giving the trees it healthy, vig-
orous look,
Mr. Uuthrie's song, "Tile Cow
'Roy," was well received.
:air. Robert Currin, of Wingbaln,
gentleman well known as one of the
early pioneers of Waw* nosh, gave
some of his early experiences, also a
few valuable hints on stoek growing,
and a number of other subjects. Mr.
Currie's three score years and five
wear lightly upon him, being by na-
ture possessed of a very lave and
strong physique and a mind well
stored and retentive. Dir. Currie
has travelled a good deal in oris time,
and advised the young inen ' 3o stay
where they are and work away."
Master Eddie Bowers' song, "Quer
Folks in the Shows;" was rendered
in tine style.' end was loudly mewed,
ed,
which was responded. to by netting
t to ata:ere all ndver'tiself were present.,. "General Brown," Master Eddie
t wept ler. A. mein .Mian, of Leede- possesses elcaltlltionary giftsfar beyond
del!. tthe ordinary-
Tho
rdinar -Tho sleeting was opened hy Mr.
Bailie, the preside:t r, inerodueing'
Mr. Zevite, theexperimentalist. Atte
Mr. Zavitz was Halle last speaker ;
'his subject was "The Agrictutu.r tl
College and Farm."' Mr Zavitz sats '
L"tvitz lied lairno chafes with the been 13 yettes in contention with the
Warner, of the vair1ons• hinds of grains,, farm. Tie rapidly ont,tined the wok THE MOST PREVALENT TROUVIE, OF
arrat;ged with theirrelative values, and results, He elastic(' the work THE oNTUit" :.
,welt as weight of measured bushel„ very praetfieal. Over 2000 ex sea
also lumber of bushels per acre, eta.,, dents and ather.farlrlers over Ontario
widen enabled. the speaker to place- expertulentemg with grains makes the
before his audience in a clear and results most reliable.
coniprehensi' a manner a great deal
of valuable information, and judging
from the number of questions asked
a very deep interest was-arcured by
EBRUARY 4 1898,
some cuss walked in and held ye .ap"t
what would ye dor.
"I'd just go on figgerin
ORO hand an pop hila over with cher •
other."
"Tint's biz` essi Pete, an I like yer't
methods. Now, eta,:3 MOM queetion
Ilaain't thar some solid bizness man
in this town whcx woul(1 be willtn to
gin ye a bang up letter o' recom-
metldaSlltln ?"
',.Thar are, Bix1`,, an lee's Texas'
Jack, the real eabate MAX. Jet
knows me like a beok---we, spent
three y'ars in jail together--an he'll
gin Ina the highest rereienees,.in
the 3avnti.
Anything more yae'd like
to ask F'"
"Noe that's all, Pete; and ye kin
bet the. jab. Excuse me ta,r•axin so
many questions, but at batnit(ry can't
be toil• keertui vs hen- he [res a
cashier, ye know."—A, B. Lewis in
New Ye4'k Sunday World,.
HTTERE
tett Etat the spedkc:l . lir', Zavitzis a. rapid,
T t e- y 'n clear, and forcible Speaker. It would flowing°
tf el ai be utterly impossible fur us to give Mr. Eral•»k Metcalf, of Blyth, was
The worst of the deputation was
very much the same :ts Blyth.
The local men were all preser ,,
the Temperance hell*, which. is. a
spacious building, was filled to eve'e-
itertittvey cured by'1¢l aa.•lc /.
anything ilke a full report of Mr. the first speaker. lie outlined his
Little Pills. Zavitz's address at either Dungannon mode of gardening, having been re -
They also relieve Distrtn$frem Dyspepsia, or I3Iyth—the best way is to be pre- tmarkably suceeesfub with tomatoes,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. 4\ per. sent and get the living word. 1 also onions, cabbage, small fruits,
feet remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi. Mr, Robert Thompson, of St. Cath• i etc. lie recommentled close prnniI g
tress, Bead a a"tein the Mouth, Coated Tongue arines, was the next speaker ;his ; in order to secure quality and sounds
Wain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They subject bean` 'Swine Breeding and i ness of fruit. He had been succesful
Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Feeding." He was not billed for this; in growing far more than his house•-:
Sma PM. Small Dewe hold walls and had marketed a
` at Dungannon, but was taken by re. Y
Small Price.quest H. h experfeuce with; considerable quantity , all from one
it acted We believe lnten
Substitution
frsucl of the day. '
Sec you get Carter's,
Asa;_ for Carter's,
Insist and demand
0:: Tett
Blood Bitters has the melt natural action
on the stomach, liver, bowels and blood of
any medicine known, Bence its effects are
prompt aeci lasting. It cures, without fail,
all such diseases as 3 ysper•sin, Coristi rt7 .Bost,
Billet Ines:, Bad
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Yorks, Polands, Cheeters and Berks ; acre •e ctil ti •
his choice was the Berk, especially; sive farming on a small plot wo>a,ld
for a sow. They were kited mothers, t surprise a good many.
good milkers, and not near so troubleel Mr. F. C. Eiford, of Ilolmesviile,
some as the Yorks The Polands' Was the other local man : his subject
and Duroes were too fat and not suit ` was "Lucerne as a Fodder Plaut."
able for the packers. He bad no Mr. Elford gave a history • of this
experience with the cross from `.Fatal- plant from the time of Columbus. He
worth and erks. Mr. Thompson claims Mexico as its native place. He
beleivecl this would be just about an considers it an exclusive plant and ,all
' thrives best when sot en alone. It t
ideal cross for the packers. Itis man
ner of feeding was largely on vege• flourishes on good dry land, and popntar,atnong her circle oraectuain-
tables and roots, with a very light thickens and grows more vigorous as 1 tames, and they all rejoice at her re- "_..e
ration of corn, barley end oatmeal of it grows older in years, which makes' storation to health. To a reporter
equal parts, his object being not to it an excellent permanent grass. He who called upon her she gave the.. ^' `
gain the greatest maximun weight recommended caring for hay as soon following particaalars concerning her
at a certain age, but to produce pork as the first blossa,lr, appears, and if illness and euro. "You know" said
as cheaply as possible. He contend- properly cured is vastly superior to the young lady, how ill I was last Satisfaction and perfect ,fit
ed he could at even 3e per 3b. profit-- the best timothy. Mr. Elford made winter when nay friendsfeared that guaranteed.
1 ably raise hogs. Mr:Thompson is a a very able plea tor lucerne, which I was going into a decline. In the
ready speaker, and possesses the was larbely endorsed by Mr. Zavitz• earlypart of the winter both father , r• - - VTingham.
Mr Leltord's first appearance on the Qtle n s I_3io 1 ,
happy faculty of sayirg just whatPp and washer were attacked with la _-4 __ .
he wants to. This speech excited a Institute platform was a decided grippe, and I had to look after them
great deal of discussion and question- success.
ing, and the hog raisers of the vieini- The meetings were closed by sing-
ty of Dungannon would mostly mar- ing "God Save the Queen.
edly be benefitted, We cannot
enumerate half of the good things SEEIING roil A. CAwHIER.
said by Mr.Thorrson.
IT ATTACKS PEOPLE OF BOTH. SEXES
AND ALLL•AGES-A COMPLETEJJ u.tli-
DOWN FOLLWS UNLESS PROM•PT'5ftEA-
SURES FOR RELIEF ARId%..OAKE1„
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From the Newmarket Era.
Probably the most prevalent trib-
le on this eontinent today is• nese:eus
prostration. How frequently we
hear this term and yet how few: apt:
pear to realize its fully deadly i n•'
port. Nervous prostrationis to' be
toned among people of alt: walks in
life, and among children -as 'well as
adults. •.An ong young people, it is
often the result of our high pressure
systema of education. Among those
of more mature years, its may b(t tie
to the eaves of business,. or to over-
work or to worries in the home: But
wl'atever the cause the inevitable re-
suit is a breaking down both mental-
ly and physically unless prompt,tnea-'
sures are taken to stool: the rastages
of the disease and reellore the shatter-
ed nerve forces to their normal: eun-
dition. One such sufferer who
has regained health gives her expert- F
ence for the benefit of those less for.
tunato. Miss Edith Draper who re-
sides with her parents at Belhaven,
Ont., is a young lady who is very
•
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' ling the Stomachs ansae ala o.
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nessandRest.Contains neither
Opmnin,lvlorphane tor Mineral.
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tion, Sour Stouiach,Diershoea,
Worms ,Corcvu/sions,reverisi -
e15s and Los' S•Or SLEEP..
Tae Simile Signature cr
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NEW YORK.
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THE
FAC --SIMILE
SI;Q ATURE
aS ON, THE
WRLa.
ER
Or EVERY
BOTTLE 013
LXACT COPY O7WRAPPER.
Castor's is put up In one.alio bottles only, It
le not sold In balk. Don't allow anyone o sell
you anything else on the slett.or. promise that it
is "just as good" and "'will, answer ovary par -
peso." iii' See that you get .Q-&f3r O.R.LA.
drab
xho•faa+
signature
of
every
Nampa.
Its, x'014 ikt f JOT a Oirl.'%:T.'J}+t•..110x:i ri:'Ifeitema`,YiF1"Wttl!VeS,`t.,tretkWetkk :t'-44
0 TO
star
OB YOUR
vercoat
Sick He ads he, Boils, Pimples, Tumors,
Scrofula, Kielney Complaint, jaundice,
Coated Tongue, Leos of..pietite and
General Debii ty, 'I : fact that it is guar-
anteed to cure if used according to directions
warrant; any suffers; in giving a fair trial
to Burdock Mood
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P yREN NE
REMEDi ES
TRY
At the evening session a splendid • PRAIRIE PETE AND His STRONG CL'nI
program was placed in iir. Bailie s . FOR THE GOLD CREEK 3013
hands. The meeting was opened by --_
a flew . • Jt chosen remarks by the • When Bill Watson, ex -stagecoach
as well • as attend to the household e
work, The strain was more than I t4
could stand. and thti result was that 1
I fell ill. The doctor who was called
in said my trouble was, nervous pro- itt
stration and that it would take con-
eiderable time for me 'to recover,tet_
-tinder his care I was after a short tc
While able to leave my room and go Vit,
about the house, but the nerves did t
., Td"t aY ' Kai
Tate Leading Spoi}iallsts of Amain
iln
2a YEARS- UU DETROIT,.
250;00D CUBED.
WE EMISSIONS
i eside'nt, ,when Mr. Holladay with robber, ex -gambler. and ex -saloon not seem to regain their strength. ye - Nothing esm bo mrro demoralizing to
Iviolin,z t• ue Augustine re-. keeper, opened u. a bans. at Gold My limbs would twitch as though I `ie ane` oof t ecoleni ht)9eloesodn'he' a
h13 and miss , p p p p r )>rocincorvt.'flknOss norvonsneas lv,feoling
siding at the organ, discoursed de-;. Creek, about 50 men became appli- had St. Vitas' dance, I was subject to ofdeguatandarviteletrninofc6yluptoms.
lightful niusie. Mr. James Hayden, 4 cants for post 10115, Mr. Watson headaches, had a very poor appetite 't*
They na coo"sal hain1 a Bbusinelso- mane
a fanner frons near Port Albert, gave j d l th t 11 would i so weak that I could scarce- ' h th d by ova[ habits act south
a splendid paper on the sui eject of
"How t:' Retains the Boys on the
Farm." This was a maiden effort on
the pal t of Mr. Hayden and was a de-
cided success. Mr. Hayden's paper
was retained by the eeeretary-and if
room is available is the county preys
will have it repotted. Deere instt'u-
announce , however, a C and was S . w 6 er Cuuso +
only set: ono applicant at a time and 1y gn about. I had been advised CO k. y' natural Trentmen will jositively
ordered them to fall in line and take try Pink Pills and'one day spoke to ya meanie
ttu•ne corning in. Prairie Pete hap- the doctor about them, and he said ,• i C R `P , PAY
paned to head the crowd,d, and as he he believed they would do me good,•'1toader,youneedhelp; Early abuse or
entered the banker's private offl"e I ,got three boxes, and by the time v; later oscosoes may have weakenedou.
Exposure "lay have diseased you. yYou
the latter came down co business at, I had used them I felt they were are not safe till cured. Our Now Method
once and said : • helping me and I got a further.sup ,s' wnleureyou. You run no risk.
"Now, fere, thar's only one job ply. By the time I had taken six
trental innate followed when Masters `ere that hain't filled—that of boxes I was feeling stronger and
Eddie Bawer:; gave a recitation, elT- 'cashier ---and the marl 1 hire tn'a,t: better than I had for yeare.- All the
titled "The Parcdy on the Bey Stood
'C'lliil2 the lead everywhere.
i on the Burning Deck," which was
well received.
;((# arc wr'ri;in'y (ay and I Mr. TRotnpson spoke again, this
tight t) 3iif)pl1. the demand. ; tlnl' an "Fruit Growing." and a
(;•tt c:r'rt 1on ience Mums great deal of valuate; inforinatiom on
that hltttdle:eh; upon llUildrede ,.
being }!} strattvl➢erre*, ➢'aspberry, and black--
(tt"u,tll"ia'.reri are + i bia`l'y growing, manuring and plane
ri ;tnr.i.1 to health and haplll- ing of all kinds of small fruit was
n; et daily.
givers. He esllutxwned then` not to
praetiee deception in I)acking, as it,
always pays to :ell a good article.
Ile strongly advised not to sell wood
RHEUMtn fi, els
t :` i;;` c`VULF9t.r ail 1 ashes, as lie regarded teem as the
be capable and honest. D'ye, know mite -fling in nay limbs had disappear-
anything about the bankin bud- cd and my nerves seemed as strong
nil s?" as ever they had been. I :still took
"Waal, I ortcr, "drawled fete,the pills for a little white longer -to
with a proud look, "eeein as how make certain that the cure was cam•
I've robbed more banks than any , pieta, and since the day I diseon-•
raloot in this state." tinued them I have not felt the
€, - ra
fend yer honest, hain't yc?" slightest return of the trouble. I
asked the hanker a little anxiously. i feel that my present excellent lleaIth eveut
"Why, Bert T ane. When We is dull to Dr. Williams' fink fills, a `y
ester ro» latah*eS, didn't I albs di- ' and I and glad to be able to reeom ya,
vide `quare with you?" I "lend them to any one whose nerves
tte
Isa
"Yes, that's 0 tack, fete. Yo : aro in a shattered condition 1l,
a#ales acted like an honestman11105(3 Dr.1V'flfarns Pink
days. Now, how about counties: t tonic medicine. Iia their use the t ;
4b0,000 C RED
.young ran -You aro pale, feeble
and haggard; nervous, irritable and ex-
citable. You become forgetful, morose,
and despondent; blotches and pimples,
o
sunken eyes, 'wrinkled faro, stn paltg
form and downcast countenance reveal
the blight of your e; istence.
WEVARICOCELE
No hatter how serious your ease play
1 ho. or how lone you may have had it, our
NEW MI,TIiOD TREATMENT will
onre it. Tho "wormy veins" return to
their normal Condition and hence the
=sued organs receive Ilroper nourisb-
xaen& Tho organs become vitalized, all
unnatural drains or losses cease and
7tianly Sowers return. No temporary
hrneut, tit a:pperinanent one assured.
NO CGR13, NO AY. NNO (l'TtltA-
''' ON PROM Iib ,INESS. DLTL+`N-
u '. GUARANTEED.
eYn trent anti euro SYPHILIS,
P GLIM. EMISSIONS, IMPOTENCY,
PILL tl C IOr 'erd the (life of the, folia cash? Dill 'S't' count party fast?" 1 blood at renewed, and die nerves Iltlt"1'iTl T` VARICOCELE, SEMI
,•t k Al best manure, improving the quality,
S •. i+AL T.()? Et, Biala/1111 LIND RID.
t s lei tl . t u
raw. 1e When we was ttirlrirl oat' made strong and vt"0;01,0us, ani(. in 1, °+ Itt14Ll dlscams.,„UI➢Itl l LGI CHARGES
'l'`'e{' are al1 t'ltatd It” i 111'C? ailCl (ls (➢ ('ntlSit('1 fP1tt1(11111 `v didn't this way disease 1:3 tsar p,IOi I
9 'I ales{ r 1lU ill'
WILL 'MU Tredi t1
I;utldrts
+ . driven from the. t: • tete. et unable t0 ed1l. wait"
"' ,• " < fe t C,)T1'.1C10N I, ,. nor ti
1te:e1'tlffI. (t;;;1111.titt e. tot 1'ti iii y"o;i trey to get rid o COnstipetioll °I liter be chain lightning on countin svetetn. As a spring 21N'(lieln(. 1 l 5i, ,, 1'irj511;N''.
(',nl'4 Iil1e[iin it t?nl, tit;iilt!Ca(a •; i;' •r°• n [a :i lata t;t,td . a't:t' taneot.tly Its Bur- •t Ott {tillli1tin3' J'nik i'i119 PAT llnstirl9;t SS(y(I
1 It putt] the Own- • 'ern . 1.'.
`' t"'ir+rliriat, ir?ilillitti'a tote all r t;t i, . tra Platers, entente to think 0' it, ttei you did.' If feeling; languid or sat-of•sorts" a
td
t, y . ' atf ti, 19 t'! t' and 13CtlCAl:ti in perfect t!t`dnr.
ft,rais:5 tar• 11itlt.t' aIld I ti"r e.i' prove what :S(* print "1 blink there . A11.Oi.ttet' thing I'm partial ler about . bo:: or two will restore you to vigor-
,
igor i trnli1,1"d. t 1A 11e:'tlllaat tJ 1i. 13. 13, for Constipation," i 11 this 114 y C,tJ• •e, 111,a.t t,n0 1u
rt
• T- W 11 ens activity. Ask for Dr. Wiili11Yl9'
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81- "tt tail III ET: vi rues stye Mrs. `CllomeTanllllyn.03hawa,Cnt bI! et:;3 x1111 not 1)) botllel`itl1110 every : Pink Pills for Idle People and aeric
IMARE of t, t "it carol bots: soy husband and mytnif , .,,
.4trattin a tngbttm, 011ie by Gordon tt C_'u al',cr esinn only Vivo bottle in all." 111111i1, Now, if 4'13 was ('r'. 111(.1' an nothing else.
;;
it$rszt,')e
ItIt Yi E gi
?
c;43 iiItE SF;SET$
UMPS
Will stand wear ensue tear for
y ears.. No better proof can
be given of'theia• f34urahil'ity
than is simian, by the feet
that some of'tiiese'pumps• put
in wells 25-. years- ago arire:' •
still workings
IROS and FOiv; R. PUtfi 1`x5•
Btlppliedt'o Order.
•Repairing promptl'.y attended to.
'.S.ttc —Diagonal St. op esite Bcatt€e's
Livery.
JOHN' PELTON,
• Winghame Ont..
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