The Wingham Times, 1898-02-11, Page 3N1JNYOWS
PROGRESS
'Victory Over the Most Obstinate
Forms of Disease.
IMPROVIsi) IIOMfEOPATHY
Teeple ku M Waiks of Life Cured by Nis
Remedies.
CURES WHEN OTHERS FAIL.
Hr. Geo, L. Aeter•Inan, carriage trimmer
for Geo. A. Rudd & '('•a., residing at 1e
.11iee street, Toronto. says: "I was
troubled for a year with dyspepsia and n't
times wirers 1 extreme. p:iiu. I was aloe
suffering from liver trotl'bte which gave roe
eonsidelable in:easiness. After using; •a
semall vtnl *stela m &Guyon's Dyspepsia;
and Liver Cures T. am now feeling all rieltt
Arid well once again. T have also ward
1 ttnyon's Cough and Cold . Cures for our
tittle girl with sulen(1b1 •resuita. I lave
;rent faith in Munson.'
ffin-',?On'w r'h eu at ,• "re teldoan fait fo re:
9tev „, e s t e n and eart•,s in a rev/
•day a r
cures all
/cams , 1 , ( uV , r. • 1 .,tnl:,a.a troc:bies,
1'rtc�, e
"Yenta pnet^on o. ADO.
Are 0, (' a , , lwura. Pries Vie.
bi+ i • . r,topa concha, nigtt
nate to a t n,., end speedily !teals the
/sr -
L • _speedily cures paint.
In flu; Mo. anis kii forms ;of'
kldr d :.
u: torn ncrreeefeee sr&
x,111.1.r et•st . . •ice :SC.
ars =test*.:, •i:r. ' are stops ber.Baei fel
1„ %',1 t n1,,,:1 wi.ttvely cares al,
ior r vt 01: 7a , t :•'•r.
n u e t a
51Lcd d Ct r- :: eadleatea all impurities'
iii,:OJ+crea iebanaa.e, : e:•leelies+area boom to ell
hvezrrt.
Li.^si oa's C:ttarrts /teracdles •never tall.. TheCa isai (`are-Ier:en 25:.-eradicates:tbe disenaa
riem (he oyettra, and tt•o Catarrh Tabinte-prlce.
*re-4dleanre ant3'hcai the parts.
kincren's Asthma :iemedtee relieve to three;
•imtntarss and care.peanaauontty. Price $f.
7i:lriyou'n ' itulhor, , a ;great tonic,tad Ht.
'wtome,t:ce vital strength.tn•wealr people,'' $1.
A:aeporate eine for eschediseuse., At all drug.
gists +rtnsth' 25 cents a dtdl.
remonnt.Jotters to Prof. Mtmyon. 1i Albert
street.'roronto.'Ont., anntvered,with tree sgedl.•
rnl.n ivIce. or'any. disealie
Cutting Ray For Sheep.
11'hilo 11, n,• that sheep Itnv0 so
.t;;Nr,ll 1 1A f' 1 is not Ilecessai'y
'to :grind ;rano fur+theta, ir, is better
Abet the iuty they eat should be cut
into small pieces, not to help diges-
.,;estinn, but that they may eat it
without waste, The sheep is very
c1,ainty abort' its • food. It will pick
x:lurlf hay, pail it about and get
zuare or less of •it under his feet.
Ttien it would ailmos,• starve rather
than touch what Ems been soiled.
There is enough saving of the hay
-to.tnake this worth while. If it is
-clover hey, what the sheep does not
-eat readily: may be fed to cows,
putting a little salt or meal on it to
give it Netter relish. Set the cutter
:SO as to cut 1.3eineh lengths. The
ettc•ep with at Ilto;l.t feeding trough
will not waste trey, and will do -as
well with hall' the weight of hay as
is usually. fed uncut. Where grain
is grown straw is , usually so cheap
that it is not worth taking special
,pains to save it ;1i'eed ii, long to the
aiinep, let them eat whet they care
to, and then use what they do not
catas betiding for•thenl, uucl to hold
the 'manure, both liquid and solid,
whish they will drop. -1'1x.
THE WING HAM TIMES', FEBRUARY 11,
18913.
Vital StaVaties,
The report of births, marriages
and deaths for the Province of On-
tario, for 189G, have just been issued,
This report is always a year behind,
dura to the. difficulty of getting re
urns, yet it contains some interesting
,'acts, The following statements per.
raining to Huron are taken from its
pages; bear in mind they relate to
1996 :—Population, 70,253 ; births,
1,324, being an increase of 110 over
the previous year; marriages, 361, a
decrease of 4.2 ; deaths, 587, an in-
crease of 54. The average death
rate for ten years, per 1000 popula-
tion was 7,9 ; this is as low a death
rate as oeeurs in afty county in On-
tario, and much lower than some
others, thus showing that Huron is
fairly healthy. Of the deuths, phewe
amnia, phthises and old age carry off
'nue Oath any other cause, Of the
births. 153 occur in June, this being
the largest number in any other
mouth, February being the smallest,
with 73 ; 10 pairs of twins were born;
685 males end (139 females were the
sexes, refuting the idea that mom
girls than boys are born. The
largest number of meninges took
place in Marsch,, there being 40, while
January, June, October, November
and December, each return 38, Afore
Methodists were married than any
other denomination, there being 272,
while the Q. i'eeby'terians come next
with 251. Four persons over 70
yentas were tltat•ried t-1]'dt year; 1
Veale unifier 20 and 4.5 f'ema'les;; there
being 24+8 ,persons harried between
the ages .rDt 25 and 30.
THE GRIM REAPER
Was Waiting To Receive A Bur.
doned Victim of Kidney
Disease,
Pane's Coky Compcu�d
SAVES A LIFE AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS OF
TERRIBLE AGONY.
ONE OF THE GREATEST VICTOR-
IES OVER DISEASE EVER
RECORDED.
Mr. Kevin Says :
"Your Compound Ban-
ished All My Aches
and Paines."
18 YEARS TOWN CONSTABLE.
Mr, 13, Knisley, Iingersville,Oat., holds
the record of having been town +sonr]table
for 18 years. Mr Knioley says : "1 was
cured .of kidney and bladder weakness
by three tame of Doan', Kiduoy Pills. I
often had to rieo five or six times in the
night on account of bladder weakness.
The pills entirely did away with this
aaueiying symptom, I highly recommend
them for all kidney or bladder troubles."
Turkeys for Market.
People, as a rule, do not want en-'
ongh turkey at one time to lay a
banquet spread, and eonaequently
they pick for something" small or not
exceedingly medium size.
The ben turkeys always ser first,
simply because they are more suited
in size to the wants of the ordinary
family. The smaller gobblers go,
and lastly the pride of the flock—
the biggest tom in the lot—and he
usually goes at a discount of 2 or 3
cents a pound less than the lesser
weights.
A turkey that weighs f'roin 10 to
15 ills, drr sst:d is plenty large enough.
The people don't want a turkey as
— -- big as a heyog., but they do want a
fat turk
It seems to us that there is a good
deal of room for improvement in
breeding turkey's for the market,that
a bird shorter in legs and neck and
NO CASE TOO •COMPLICATED
FOR
THE GREAT MEDICINE.
Wells & Richardson Co.,
Dear Sirs,—For the past titteeu years
I have been troubled %Nidi diseased kid-
neys. I aineugaged in the manufacture
j of cheese, and am obliged to work more
i or less in a stooping posture. At times I
found it almost impossible to work ow-
ing to severe pains across my kidneys.
•Often after working in a stooping posi-
tion for a time wontol Lind it very diffi-
cult to straighten up et once, and could
only do so atter repeated efforts.
le
a these sate years evere attacks, lI became under
ner-
DOFFS your POOD DO y:o>ntt'�OOD :very
if pool have dyspepsia your food can. -
out
and continually had tired, worn-
If
do ells the good it should. t13. B. B. out feelings. My (rest at night seemed
cures{iwflpepenl and regulates the Ito do me no good, and I always felt t:red
'stom-
ach so .0 bat every grain of nutriment 1e out in the horning,
extracted from the food. 'Solid facts 7 bad bean taking various medicines
count. 'Miss Mary biose, ,13e11irveau, and was getting worse all the time. At No,1 and No,for sate by Colin A. era, ,Leu,
last 1 decided to rive Paine's Celery2l
C.hurcBiltPoort, N. S., says: eurdock Com ,ouead x Lrixl. 1 procured a bottle 1'''aeI let.
'Blood 'o, aftsr made a complete cure in ,end took it aeeordlnu sa directions, awl
n+ye,t* , "" 1 . hail suh'ered fur •two found Ile ell ctwon lerful Before I r trcl
ywt1r:-a ,$' runt ei; ,al�F pn1a. I It dic�.vo+rt •es'n-
very full in the breast would be
more desirable—one that would be I
meaty and plump and capable of
taking on a great deal of fat,--fitid-
land Poultry Journal
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over We are in a position to turn out
0,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
our druggist for Coots' Catton Rost Cem-
pa eL. Take no other, ns all Mixtures, pills and
Imitations are dangerous: Prise, No. 1,;1 per
box ;No. 2,10degrees stronger,tibper box. No.
ler 2, mailed en receipt of price and two 3•cent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor. Ont.
rrNos. 1 and 2 sold ann recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
Guelph, Nov. 23rd, 1897,
The Sloan Mcdieine Co., Hamilton,
Dear Sirs,-1"er years I was troubled with periodical sick headaches,
being affected usually every Sunday, and used all the remedies that were
advertised as cures, and was treated by almost every doctor in Guelph but
without any relief, One doctor told lace it was caused by a weal; stomach ;
another said it was hereditary and incurable. I was induced by a neighbor
to try Sloan's Indian Tonic, and am happy to say I did. so. A few doses
gave immediate relief, and one bottle and a -half made a complete car®,
This was three years ago and the headaches have never returned. I was
also troubled with asthma and nothing helped me like your Sloau'b Indian
Tonic. I can heartily recommend it to all, and will be glad to give any
particulars to any one afflicted, as I was.
W. C. KEOGH,
For sale by all doalela, or address the Company at Hamilton, Limited.
411.00 per bottle ; 6 for 1}5,00.
Do You equire
Printed. StatlOnery?
aimalielefeesgrattmaatamstam,
Utt11: c , t i. ,,•
•lP t'll the first, bottle+ 1 i,.+tttan to iull,rto'no' I tuhahly' I'nil' tli denine'a preva-
nut betl,t+, Cure lent at, isle ri't'rt it • ilil]t: i+ the result
after 1 mid used tee rr,�uutl battle I Yell1
1114 well as ever t d,d ha try life, It &sad of children havi'i ' thei►' ears honed.
• Answered. .banished all aches and pains, my tmerv- I
ousness was all gone, ;tna the tired and .
T'be doctor who made 'the reply worn•out tee.ings were baniahed. I•ean
noted,bolcw was a wise :man, 'be- go to bed now and steep well, and rise in •
the morning rested and re;reshed.
eause•he replied to a question which Ilr
NO MATTER.
Nomatter how obstinate the con gh,1
how severe the cold. Norway fine Syrup
wrlf :•arta and euro quickly. No other
remedy t•quitls it in curative power over
till...am rid lung troubles.
Inv,i1id's pick•lne-up. A dessert-
I;ltQ, aditus of brandy in two table
-spoortsfals of strong `ttecf.tea is useful
yrbi#'or a pwtie.nt who is faint front weak-
• 1]etss
BILL HIt tDS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE READS,
STATEMENTS, ETC.
no one could answer, in •such terms
that the questioner thought him wise. •
Doubtless he knows when to give
bread pills, chalk powders, and ill—
ta(sting but harmless drops.
"Doctor," said an old:lady to her'
fatally physician, can ,you tell me
how it is that some children are born
dumb ?"
"Wily--certainly,mad''tm," replied
tbe ducter. "It is owing to the Net
icomet t they come into the :world with—
out the faculty of speech."
-"ear !" remarkedthe old
lady, "now just see what it is to be
educated like a doctor.1I have asked
my husband the same thing more
than a dozen times, and.till I could
get put of him was, 'Because they
axe :"'
The doctor laughed.
Dr. A.gnew's Cure Per .the Heart
Is a hoaven•sont boon to sufferers from
heart disease. No matter Of •how long
standing, it will effect a .radical euro.
Don't,po"t pone treatment If you suspect
heart -.weakness of any sort. frhis great
remed•y.has been tested and ;proved the
quickest and safest of cores. ;Relief in
30 minutes in most acute ,cases. Emi-
nent Dxhlsiciar,s are using it .in their
daily practice. SOW at Chieholan's Drug
Store.
Blaster In Tho Stable.
If every owner of a horse low or a
chicken really knew the wattle of
land plaster for firing the amenia m
slq:t;t;itC(%7 jI�F^ .tl�- 907 the manure, they would see to it that
�al'1 ay barrel el it was always handy:f end
that it woatld be sprinkled in the
stables every morning niter the WWI.
lire is cleaned out. This will largelyprevent fire fang, and preserve all
plea rind that is in the tnanOtre.
Plaster should al wept he used sprint:•
led around aid horses that are hept
the sei]u' huikling with tine carriage
t() absorb the Limonite as this gas is
detrimental to the paint, :end its ab-
sorption keeps the building sweet.---
Atneric;tri (gardening.
A wofilarl who in a fit of;anger had
deserters her husband wrote home,
after a. week's absense :
1)LArt Jons,--'ill tired stayin
;away. Can I come back hoarse ?
She presently received the follow-
ing reply, i11 a strange hand
Dear ,Iohtl ain't 'here. He's off
Somewhere cgjoying of his honey --
• 11100n. -�
asy to Take
, asy to Operate
Ate features peculiar to Hood's Pills. Small In
size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man
00
said: " Von never know you
have taken a p111 till it is alt
over." .'tr. 0.1.1'00(144 CO.,
III
f''i°eb+riCtnr!t, Lowell, Mass.
The only pills to take wi•,1i linod's ;lasapar11t*
THINK ABOUT YOUR: HEALTH.
toes recommended Paine's Celery
Compound to my friends who were suf- I
tering from the same troubles as 1 had,
and roll have Leon greatly benefiteu.
Knowing what it busdone, I can obeer
fully recommend it to any persoa'eulfer-
ing from kidney disease.
You rsTruly,
Dunsfoccl, Ont,
Fertilisers For Flowers.
LiEtuid fertilizers a.rr' never 'failing
renovators, and setae kind or other
is -within the reach of all. A few
drops'of Ilousehoid ammonia in a
pitcher of water are not lost on differ-
entiplants. A weekly application of
soapsuds is recommended. Commer-
cial plant food is good, but in some
respects is not equal to barnyard
manure, although cieaner and easier
to hendie. A writer in the Orange
Judd Farmer suggests the following
plan:
A
few table salt bags filled with
various manures, securely tied, and a
pai}ni'e the cssentials,and ea n 1130 tuck-
ed away in an obscure corner of the
back r,ortih or shed, ready ,kir hot
water as the eccasion demands. Pour
waiter on the Ings 10 the watering
pot, mid the soluble parts will be
leached out. hive or even ten pound
bags .are good size fur a pail of water
and girlie clutit 18 just coarse .enough
for a strainet', keeping Leek fine
straw :and .litter, which tnight•othcr--
wise,eilog the watering pot.
Ibis is the Time 16 .Gtve Attention
to Your i hryaleta Condition.
The warmer weather which will come
with the approaching spring months
shonl(1 lind you strong and in robnat
health,
your Appetite 1 gcod. Otherwise
you will be in danker of Serio s Iltnoscs.
Petrify and enrich your blood will)Iioocl'te
Sareaparilia and thus 'prepare for apring.'
Thie medicine wrikee elut ,rr+i,. blond
and gi'.as vigor and vitality. 7t will
guard you against danger from thel
changes. which will 80011 take place,
Interesting Notes For
The Ladies.
Success In Dyeing Moans Pleasure
And Profit.
liea'are sof crude and worthless ieiita.
tions of Diamond ')yes. See that your
dealer gives you the ".)tamond" when
you ask for them.
Diamond Dyes have it world-wide re-
putation ; their work is of the higlteet
order, and their 8u1e0sn is deserved.
There are rorty -eight colors in the
Diamond Dyes for dyeing wool and net -
ton goods ; each dye h' perteotly trite to
color, and 31St rdliehle ne pure gold.
Diamond Dyes dye a',} t hiug tiny eel,
or. Tilley are feat 113`4111p., ewaslliog and
sun, and surmise ell others in brillinncy.
Diamond i) e t are the strongest dyes
made, ienen the cheapest ; one package
fb equal to three of any ether matte.
Never be deeelrod by t.ho false (laices
of iniitatore of Diamond Dyes. It your
IIBuRooc
BLOOD
BITTERS
MRS. THOS. MC:ANN,'Moor'esville,
Ont.; writes : "I was troubled with
biliousness, he eei:aclee, ;and lost ap-
petite. I could not :rest .at night,
and was very weak, •but;after using
three bottles of B.B.B. •my appetite
has returned, and 1 am :.better than
I have been for 'years. II would not
be without Burdock Blood Bitters.
It is such a safe and good remedy
that I am giving .iut.to.inyc:lfildren,"
he
Tiines
A N I) —� `_ _rok-
Weekly
Globe
1 .25
PER YEAR.
11,45.44.
Cash must aceollypatly all order$.
rue chant assts you to accept any other
r
make of dyes, be t011'0 110 is after largo_ldtlf'ess or call at
profile, and never thinks of your c'ow-
iol t, and success. ES OP IryE
Deer of dr fpr slang and sample t a'vl of I �✓ 9
forty Eeittht colors soot rise to ally address
try Welts ftG Mel ttrdson Co., Montreal P."WING HAM.
At a lower
varicoanirenrifttbnaviiiliia
mom
EN�7'IC�� S
abeaelee
e than ever before
We have the best stock of Envelopes in town, and we MA
print and supply them as cheap as the cheapest.
OMNI 1/001=0111111.0•••101.
S.A.I 13.it 13IIAMIS
Printed •on the shortest Z]otice and the price in keeping
vrith the times,
Giye us,:q'call whets you are in need of •anything in the Printing Zino
and we will .a,'e.e you right.
THE TIMES, Wingha111D,
ONE (GIVES RELIEF.
Lon'tSpend a Dollar
for
Med icine
until you. have tried
8
0
"Yon can buy them in the paper 5 -cent cartons
Ten Tabules for Five Cents.
bbk,M:Gpt1Lap ch000ly to 1011,tt01 . tat( ra.i pro.ent demaral fey al)* prise.
1f you don't find this sort of
Ripans Tabules
,At the Druggist's
:hilts Ir1re Cents to T112 Rtt'AN4 t~itElYrfC4Y° ('ta frt, i*";14'4i
;;ir. tee St., New York, and thee will be s t t y
t:to;ts will be mailed for d$ cents. '1 t':a are
t is that Ripens Tabules are the very i;' ,. l.u•. • 1 *^6el.
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