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n , Generalarzt Dr. Seholer publishes Their GroatOtnierierity tvor l'• 13 Other 1/.'wyo
i ' Call ' r a collection of "Hints for Smokers," Of lioxie nyrans A len t. eet Veelis7,9
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Iwhieh are Ibunded, as the Doctor Win Color 7e'rom One to I'm ::•.2 end:. a,Lotle
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stats, upon his professional obser• Co.lora Th0t Will /lot Wa•At Q. gt bThe Sloan Medicine Co„ Ilatnilton
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Sow/tondo.
vations for many years of the mouth,
teeth. stomach, lungs, heart, and
ria1110 111 Olig1h11111,1 thg 1 rMa,kif thrule
to smol° before brelf.a, niosr,naevs ear
dovotees a tobacco,
Dvigor o,[ns tho Lif
Mr tirnrohn
All Other Medicines Had Failed and Death
ruw
le, hen the stomach is empty ;
this euatom is the wort possible toe
of digestion. Nem' intake during
auy 1.:xerti,ot e; ;o•eat oauf.
gy, as dancing., running, cy ohne.,
mountain-e:imbing, or rowing,. and
especially if in a contest. Never
!follow 'the bad custom of the Prone)
•• and the, Russians' by allowing the
was smoke to pass through the nose ;
Fully Lxpected. never inhale it through the nose.
; Keep the smoke as far as possible
frotn the eyes and nose ; the longer
As a Sprig Medicine for New Blood, New Strength and Sound the rt pipe the better ; the use cif a
shnpipe during work is to be
Health, Paine's Celery Compound Is Recommended avoided. A pipe is tbe most whole -
By Thousands,
The complete cure of Mr. John A.
Church, of Coldbrook, N. S. and the pro-
duction ot his strong letter of testimony
je favor of Paine's Celery Compound are
if themselves sufficient to convince
' every sick person that Paiee's Celery
Compound iS a medicine honestly pre-
pared and recomineeded for the curing
lot all sick people. No 8 other medicine
'known to medical science can so well
and so promptly restore lost strength
and vitality in the spring months.
it is not the nonunion medicines of the
clay that physicians prescribe and the
best classes of the people recommend.
It is only a wonderful and marvelous
life restorer like Paine' e Celery Com-
ond that can command attention and
Tespeot. Mr. Church writes as follows :
Veils tk Richardson Co,,
Gontlemen,-It is with pleilStIrP that
1 give testimony in favor of your marvel.
101411eci i•111101 4ory 0 ,-i ol n•
some form of smoking, a cigar the
next, a cigarette the worst. Always
throw away your cigar as soon as
you
I had an attack of la grippe which put have emoked four fifths of•it; the
me into such a condition that 1 could last end of it is the most hurtful, in
not sleep or eat. I was completely run cantle venenum, the poison lurks in
down, had extreme nertous prostration 1, he tail. An cigarettes are bad, but
and lay for days in a half stu pitied state. Eastern cigarettes tbe worst, for
After spending all nty rnoney for inet-i- they are almost always compounded
eine which li1A1t4 good, 'gave up to
die. wt ea one day a paper on Paintee withsome degree of opium. The
Celery Compound was bsougnt to me. 1 smoker ought to rinse out, his mouth,
at °nue procured the tuedleine stud deriv not only before every meal and
ed great relief front the first bottle. before going to bed' at night, hut
proved. After tieing nine bottles 1 re..; several times daring the day. The
slept better, ate better. and digestion tn-
like a new man. lean truly say that best rinse for the smoker is a glass
Paine's Celery Compound S11 0 tellOLI inc of water, in which a teaspoonful of
from the grave and gave me a new louse
or life. table salt has been dissulved. It
1 earnestly urge all sufferers to use should be used as a gargle at night,
Paine's Celery Cotnpound, feeling sure and care should be taken that every
it will do thein good. Do not spend cavity in the teeth is well washed
you money for medicines thet cannot
cure you. Yours truly, . with It. The pipe's proper i lam 10
Jaffa A. oneacyl. in the hand, a:nd only oecassionally
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Whenever turnips are fed to mill . The 'SIT a;thin g .to
cows it is almost impossible to get I bright boy, one of the pages in the
rid of the tummy odor in the milk. Senate at Washington, who was at
This objectionable odor causes con- 1 one ot the Senate entrances when a '
sidera,ble lose to our cheese industry I lady approached with a visiting card
in the fall and to our butter trade in in her hand.
the winter. IL the butter factory I "Will you band this to Senator
the only way to overcome the trouble Blank ?" she said.
is by Pasteurizing the cream. Yar- I "I eannot," replied the boy; "all
ions methods are advanced as being cards must be taken to the east
;successful in doing away with this I lobby."
odor, but all are • not successful. The woman was inclined to be
The following are some of them : angry and went away muttering.
1. The objectionable taste comes 1 Then a thought struck her, and tak-
ing out her pocket -book she found a
twenty -five -cent piece. With it in
her hand she went back to the boy.
"Here, my lad," she saidin a
coaxing tone, "here is a quarter to
take my card in."
"Madam," said the bov, without
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from the crown of the turnip. If
this is • cut off jand thrown away
entire, th- remainder will_ not affect
the milk. •Theese tops can be fed to
- young stock or other stock not milk
ing.
2. Dissolve a teaspoonful of car
bonate soda in a teacupful of warm a motnen , paict ,
-water. and add this to six gallons of larger salary than that to keep cards
out."
milk when first set in pans. For a
single gallon, of course, one sixth of
the above would he eufficient and
for two or three. gallons in dile pro-
portion. The turnips ought to be
For Over Fifty Years.
.ast Ora) arse wenn-rem) MINDY
triehnv's Soothing syrup 1106
given to thete
c.v tuntiediately tirf.or lioris for )
i%'`.'1' Yeuei4
ti,er Chlidten while
teeth 4 nit with p es feet enemies. It soot lies
Success in 1-iente dyeing depende
wholly on the kind ef dyes used. With
Thumped Dyes. if the falapio directions
oat the paekuge are followed earefully,
and the speoial d vet.; for cotton are used
for cotton anti mixed goothr. atld the
orii dyes used for woollen chore is als-
selutely no ehunco of failure.
)ientond D) Pa rro y Firei•30 eriey
10 ttrit4 Mtitti: 10, IP
goods while in the'Llye bath. there 15 no
need ot the hands. For beauty
and brilliancy, and fastness, no other
dye stuffs, whether for home use or for
the dve-shop, equal the Dina ond. The
Merle scientifie discoveries are used in
their manufacture, they are guaranteed
the strongest and fastest or ell known
dyes, and their solid colors will not wash
out in thoetrongest soap ands, nor sill
they fade when exposed to the sunlight.
Try Diamond Dyes once, and see how
tatey it is to Imike old and faded dresseet
waists, ribbons, coats, etc., look like
Rheumatism's Ruthless Hand's
Clutched Him for Five Years -
Two Bottles of South American
Rheumatic Cure Gave Him His
Liberty
Wm. McAteer. Farmer, Creemore P.
0.. writes : "For years I have been 0
sufferer from Fiume rheumatism . At
times f have been completely laid up
with it -could not put on my clothing
without assistance. Before I had core -
tested the second bottle of South Amer-
ican Rheumatic Cure 1 WWI a well man.
If those two bottles had cost $30 00
would have considered it cheap inedi
at Chisholtn's Drug Store.
.3. Pulp oe *censh the turnips s:t the chilti. softens the gums, allays all
.
pain, h1I"1- tvinrl 0)110. 11141 ia th) 1. t't
I Onl Ody i'ar diarrhoea. is pletrautt to
the tate. Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Ttventy- live cents a
bottle. Its value is incalu"ble. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
5rup and take no other kind'
fine tte to make .thenqy
t uickland
casily digested after eatine:, arid
when fed, mat ix with ehay or straw.
A. good plan Li t,) p 11)6 -turnips
twin elhpars • ahead and let them
stand. The volatile odors seem to
Imes off, and there is less trouble
from them. Mixing with other feed
angi allowing the mixture to stand
from one feed to another has Lime-
-what the same effect.
4. Scald the milk as soon as
drawn from the cows. The best ,
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-way to do this is to insert the milk
tan into a large pan or kettle about,
'three quarters fall of boiling water,
d
anstir the mill: until it reaches BO
to 90 degrees cif heat, and then set
away Vi gradually e-.01 off. The
cream then arises thick, conies dr in
0 lamp, and ls churned gaiesly
All the allow m
reedies a!'e
simple :N !,o in; easily tried, anti if
they do nu good, 0801101 effect t
FarmiLg•
.01.111..1...0111,41,4.0SATRI ILS An.•,•••••••••••••••••••••••aire
to
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• 'When yon take Hood's Pilis, Elie nig, old -fatal -
toned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to
pieces, are not In It with flood's. Easy to take
Lit, is continually weighing tis in
very sensitive scales and telling
every one of us precisely what his
real weignt is to the last grain of
dust.
Mid ray to uolwri to, 13 till) , „... „....,
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ot tiot,,r% P1115, 3r111411 0P3 'O's'ri's' , •o •
%ID to ev
1.1t . 144 ei y 7.4! ,..et• ,41." V; U '
Safe, I...E:11:1 1)1P ...net-, All s .,. i,!...n )
dritggi•-•;... • •te. 1, I. Ito 11& co., 1,owit:l.
T110 'ally 1',i10 to t0110 with Hood's ziv.rsr.ttar.1";.1.
Me !at.
drape
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There is no grenter aid in securing
new.
Guelph; Nov. :23r0, 1897.
Dear Sirs, -For years I was troubled with periodical sick headaohes,
being affected usually every Sunday, and used all the remedies that were
advertised as cures, and was treated by almost every .doctor iii Onelph but'
without any relief. One doctor -told me it was caused by it Week 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 mode a complete euro.
1116 was ihre0 yeate ego anti. the Leadia.U6 1i 1:01X1! Watt
also troubled. with asthma and nothing helped rne like your Sloan'ek Indian
Tonic. I can heartily recommend it to all, and will be glad to give any
particulars to any one afflicted as I was.
Many Inventions.
In then days of scientific: achieve-
ment the following amusing story is
not unreasonable:
Recently two gentlemen, driving '
a wagonette were smoking, when a
spark falling from 000, of their
cigars set fire to some ars.* at the
bottom of the carriage.
The flames 80011 drove them from
their seats, and while they were ex-
tinguishing the fire, a eountryinan,
who had ,for sometime been following
them on horseback, alighted to assist
them.
'I have been watching the smoke
for some time,' said he.
'Why then, did you not give as
notice?' asked the astoinalied travel-
lers.
'Well,' reaeunded the mon, 'there
are so many new retested notions!
nowadays I thought you were going' i
by steam.'
No- so bad after yon do
well with that last estate you
handled ?"..itist fair,' answered
Sharks, 11)6 18w> cr. 'I had to pay
OM 1100 !IN' 10 per cent. of it in witiws;
fees. lint Pine -tenths 16 better than
nothing,'
enrichment, and fertilization of one,'s
whole nature thon intimate assoel,
ation with supellor mon and women.
No man can be provident of his
time who is not pi; udent in the choke
of his company.
• KIDNEY DISEASE.
Symptoms and the Great Cure.
W. C. KEOUlf.
For sale by all dealers, or address the Company tit Hamilton, Limited.
$1.60 per buttie ; 6 for $5.00.
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liVor ptil Alta 0 &III.
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poet I :tv, ei V<1.11 it 1.11f,
b)f.),),1 is tv,414 it.re,1 413po 8. t):: 0 sltunibs
avti,m of the liv,•r. r...:•?.!V•.1-, proper-
ly te,rfirrie ItA of purifying anti
fluorites ial1 ineetretee from the bleed.
Led ies, C10•ISc''r, Kol 11y- I I VOI! iS
MI 134 Val ;) 0 11e r.ofooly, for by their netion
en the livid- :eel they promote
tree b. -au tv try rendering the blood
pure. This is the secret,.
Baby Eczema and Seale Head.
Infants and young children are pecul-
ierly subject to this terrible disorder,and
if not promptly arrested it will event-
ually become chronic. Dr. Chose made
epecial stedv of Eczema and disesse of
the skin. and we eon confidently recom-
mend Dr, Chase's Ointment to cure all
forms or The first applteation
soothes the irritation Arid gives the little
sufferer rest.
o You
0
uire
tationery?
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We are in a position to tarn out
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
STATEMENTS, ETC.
At a lowet pri e than ever before
I WAIN ralMill.:12,11...•MMOW.HVIAleartrI1021•Clee-AILIVIC•re.1.10.=
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We have the best stock of Envelopes in town, and we es
print and supply them as cheap as the cheapest.
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Our Fisheries.
of Marine and Fialwriea for the year Ao1.1-2.01 131_1_31J S
The blue hook of tbe Department S— -
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enclitic,' June 30, 1897, ie VI hand and Printed on the shortest notice and the price in keeping
showsare empinyed, using 6,314,450 with the times,
that in Canada 75,000 men
fathomof nets valued 01 19,000,000
and veesele worth Sp,3,200,000. From
were em.taged 111 Oils indiNtev 10 tnir and we will use ouright.
1 a W` Hurd to Pt tint Edward these-
with 62 men, 1:i7,10f) fat'srana of gill :
iv •I', 1 lee bou•-•es and 2 piees. The , ...,„..„.. •,
'iledi token of thio td' re wore veined I .
t t"i.5a,e3i), of whia .:70e)01) 00 1)0
iron: - th..e, Bruce Peniusele anerit i
Stange:1i, and r385, 500 from Ooderieh
1 dNtnet.
Give us a call when you are in need of anything in the Printing Nue
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When You Aro Tirod
without Witra exertion, languid dull
and iistless. your blood is hilieg to Sup-
I p!y to your tu useles and otht r organs tas
vitalizing end strength giving • proper- l
ties they i', -quire. flood's Sarsaparilla
cures that tired reeling by enrichiug and
purifying the blocd. It will give you
energy and vigor.
. HOOD'S PILLS are easy to take,
easy to operate. Cure indigestion, bit-
housuess. 25c.
A Miaunderstanding-Bridget (to I
cross eyed clerk) --An bov yez any
frislt eggs, sm.? Clerk -Plenty.
Just look this way, ma'am. Bridget
(lof(ily)-Sure an' oi'il not look thot
way it 01 Moor bov any.
john's church, Tilsonhurg,
will be superseded with a liC1V 0,000
structure. •
Note the sigrae-Intelmation . nonre
i -
tentioy of 'r I)0 sealdIne:.sharp pains in
passing, dragging pain in the bladder
t•hille, cold extremeties; all these inch -
bladder -derangement, catarrh of
I he bladder, and other seriot s complicit
tions, if neglected will result in stub-
born kidney disorders and phtsimal
a reek.. South Ante"( in Itidney (lure
arrest th0b0 symptoms,
otlt••••titisit4, (demote and ke•es the f1:1,4•14.,11
ejVit),, 111,kiderty sp•neile, n life givol
:VA 0 lift) (iaVer. 8.111 at Ooleht
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Customer -You know that pre-
scription you prepared for me yester-
day. I want a cnpy of it. Druggist -
1 guess you'll have to get it from
the doctor. I never could read his
handwriting.
no fp.
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He -P. -There, is only a heinous
nntil train tine, and your trunk
isn't half 1-1cd . she -- Don't
worry, dear ; 1 have my bonnet
on.
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• 0 lAisT -WHY SICICLY2
Loilos,.vsintrthor itching:, blind or
blooding, at- rolievcd toy ono
application of
Dr. Agntwvo's ntrinent
35 CEVITC.
And aurae to 3 to nighte.
Dr. Si. narlotitoi, z.).:1"Ittyl,
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Nerves tillattered.-titoninch Weak -
Digestion Deranged - Prostrated
tionth American Nervine is Wo--
nian'a Friend -Never Pickle. 1
Mrs 1 Intehinson. of Vao(l•sletir P.
Out , .
t says "imolai) A tr,oviettu Nervine
is 0 wonderful tuedienio. ;it'd the only
remedy ever hotpoil me. 1 woe 11
greal 1I 124'(3'3' !rola nee 30115 pi :di -Mien
amity 1 11111.C.'41 qt. The first dose whet
ref I 1141' 04141 11 Vet,. IVA t.118$.4 (.1)11,0001V Par
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THE TIMES, Wingham.
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Med lane
until you have tried
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You can buy thein in the paper 5 -cent cartons
Ten Tabules for Five Cents.
(iut 15 1.13 up ellea 3,) tv.Atify• the univremil rvrt.'en.t deruinet fur 0. 1 ,Prt %trio*.
'If you don't find this sort of
R pans
At the
a lit' u LES
Drugtric!st's
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