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The Wingham Times, 1898-04-08, Page 5' ONTARIO'S, NORTHLANDS. TRE GUVr.RNM .NT'9 TIMBER SITI� ER.i (to\nut reo Ill WINt3II.111 IRA.NC1t.j VERY LIME time k'IIaI:. Dear sisters of the W. C. T. U.:---- 'Toronto, March •39,m -The, annum There is but one medium through report of the department of crown wllieh we may show our love and lands was puh►ishid to -day, It loyalty to onr departe;l president, deals almost eutirely with the trans- and our sorrow that she has gone actions of the year. It shunned that front as. No m:trirle tltansoleunt 60,1.47"1 aeres were sold, for which coultl be a tittng tribute to her , 08.4,409 was received. Also 86,0144 greatness. No striae made with acres of mining land was leased for hands could. shad°ty forth her. worth. ;N 168,ette, 'Toe department also Only in !feeds crtn we pros e our realized $93,015 from sales Wormer sorrow, our lave and onr loyalty to ' years. Besides this, 686 acres of the principles for which her great clergy reserve land and 329 of life stood. When sobriety and purity grammar school land and other shall become the rule, and not the minor sales were trade. The total exception of the individual lite; when revenue amounted to $1,609,285, justice and righteousness shalt be !The expenditure amounted to $51,- eiathroned in out' nation's laws ; when 083. There are 161 townships open emelt shall esteem others bettor than for location under the tree grants and himself and find tris highest weal in homesteads act. During the year his brother's welfare ; when children 683 locations were made on 91,910 shall be born into the world of a true , ilexes of land ; and 49 loeatees par - heredity and surrounded from birth chased 2,197 acres; 2118 patents were by a right environment ; when it ;Issued to loeatees. The following shall be made easy for all men to do townships have been opened up right and difficult fur any to do ; during the year; Casimir, ITaddo, wrong then, and not till then will ; Cherrituan, Jennings, lIendrie, Betel E renees Willa•rd's true memorial be : wash and Loudon in the districts ot I built. The day swine far distant : Nlpissing, and Sanford, Zealand and now, bi;t, sisters, it 'hi for the inbring• I Aubrey in the Rainy River district. ing of that day we stand. It is nosh- , In the appendix to the report these ing less than all this to which we townships are described as regards have pledged ourselves, heart and location, timber, soil, game, ata. In 1tn.nd. It ought to clean Lew conse- ; speaking of the fico ranges. the re- cration, new weal, new members.' port says: Fortunately the summer "God is not dead, nor does He sleep," was more than ordinarily wet, and and that God, who, with a worm can consequently, although there was an thr:•nah a mountain, can still use our immense number of men in the W. C. T. U. for Itis honor and Glory.: woods prospeeting for gold, no serious Y,,ure in loving loyalty, , fires occurred, and no timber was I.,xt.LI%N STIMENS. destroyed. The vivid quality of 21iss Wil lard's ! nature was sueh that she could invert; E Itx7rIi,a DISEASE BEATEN, ..any t,ubjeet with interest, and the! ylrs. John ll'ook, 3. Edward Street Kid - excursive gtt,�lity of her mind was st. `1'ttntnas, Oat., writes :—Doan's Kid - so great that she could tuueh tho ney Pills cured my sou of iuuipient whole eircle of hinoan thought anti Bright's Disease. Hca had terrible back - 'flit among the !•eit'•iee.t n. a bird frog!! Hebei= antt night sweats, anti aiwtrye felt tree to tree. Jeremy Nei rift le hi. fy:::j dthi 11„rn, 1lis n''3rt hit 11 t'ti un- e='rtnr�>. rrt;%.1 . ; }e.,efr b:nl and np{r��i.il,+r pour. beak on "Tex.; Art, "r 1%,=.at•lilig." ;L,eu.unellesed taking Won Kidney speaks of bees, spiders and butterflies?,Ile and is now completely eurpd" lighting upon the same flowers ; the � . bee extrets honey, the spider, goidon, ; A Clever Stroke of 13ustness. the butterfly-, nothing. She touched' upon an flowers of thought, extracted I A smart Nantucket business man, aro poison, but much honey, whi^h' who had a real estate ease of con she did not hide in a. hive, bot did-Isiderable local interest, cause to tributed freely to all wee came in ! Webster to try it. The great lawyer iter way. I laughed and replied the cause was A colleetion of her eddressee to the not worth his corning. 'I should Woman's Chistian'Tenipsranee Unit:n ! have to stay there the whole week -would be selfrevealing, exhibiting and my fee would cost you more 'the different stages of her develup- than year case involves. I would Tent and the strange power she pos. not go down there foe less than sessed of uttering her sentiments at $1,000, and it' I were to try every intervals, as though t:;ev were ever- ease on the docket as well as yours, lasting principles Most, instructive it would not cost any more. The would they be in illustrating the Nantucket man at once drew a operations of the highest. type ot :he cheque for :1,000. 'Here's your feminine mind in grappling with the money, Mr. Webster,' lie said, 'and inighty problema of development, I'll fix it so you Can try every case government, civilization and ideal on the calendar.' The great cd.. reform. Her power of attracting voc•tte, touch amused at the idea, friends has h:>,rdly hee't surpassed spent the entire week at Nantucket, among women, Her r'eliitions to and appeared on one side or the Lady Isabel Sumerset illustrate ft. other in every case that came up fur When these two stet, the one untitled except by the suffrages of her hund- red thousand uonstituente, the other of noble birth, they were henceforth lovely and pleasant in their lives, until their carne a time when the difference of opinion was so wide that they drew apart, in public atti- -tude, though not in personal regard. Deep was the grief of Miss Willard, and doubt ess equally sincere was the sorrow of Lady Somerset. It would seem to be an unusual mercy, since Miss Willard was to die, that she could know in her sickness that the ' cause of that divergenee was re- ! .inovi d. —The Christian Advocate. CATCH COLD. It's an easy thing to do, but its just a easy to get en red if yon tune Norway Pine Syrup. Costs only 25 cents at all drug stores. hearing. The shrewd Nantucket man lured Daniel out to all his friends who were in litigation, and received in return about 81,500, so that he got Webster's services for nothing and mado a good profit to boot. A vein of e tat has been street( on the farm of Archie Walker, lot 32, eon. 7 aabottt a toile and a .half from Alvinston. Samples have been sent to Ottawa for analysis. There is Clot the feast doubt about the find be• log ectal, as it has been tested ioeat� ly and found to burn beautifully. asy to Take asy to Operate !#1 .Are tehtuwea peculiar to 73ooc1 s Pule. Small size, tasteless, efficient, therotigh. As one matt iYnc" know n Old; You neva lrno adt � lire t&ken.it pill till It is all i tlirbrr:'" fisc. C. I, need A Co., • , Proprietors, Lowell, Miss. The oily pins to take wit U oodd'ai texsatmillk, 111 •, WO HAM' TIMES, APR. I 016EASE SUFFERING SND MAY. HEALTH HAPPINESS HOW TO ' ,ANI H DISEASE AND SECURE GOOD HEALTR, ine'sCelery o n, Y qtik the Great pr i Oleanser and Life Yiver. IT A Ea 3 ION, , PURE RED April is now with us, The ,feathered songsters are here again warbling their sweetest notes io f;mans at praise for the new season. Nature is throwing of her old garb. The trees are budding, the grass is showing new life, and soon the wild flowers will put on their dazzling dress of beauty and richness. All nature s"ems to he calling out to roan, saying, "Be happy and rejoice ; give the nita to Him who makes such glorious provision for the uhttdren or the earth." Many a thankful prayer will ascend from truly grateful and Laalthy men and women for the beauties and bounties of the new season. On the other hand, a vat multitude of hall dead, broken SICK HE2..DACHE SUBSIDES. •`I have been troubled with sick bead- aebra for over -4. year. Lately I have used Leith Liver Pills and find they help the more then any other medicine I have ever taken. They do not gripe, and leave no ill effects." la'1ARY ELLEN HICES. South Bay, Ont Progress of C. 0, C. P. LOQ FOR PALE AND down, week debiliated and suffering men and women will not hare the capa- city to appreciate tho mercies so bounti- fully bestowed. Their thoughts are cent- ; red on their afflictions and sufferings ; they are moody, despondent; morose,and sone are hopeless and in despair. It is to this snlJ'a;ing class that we would speak words of hope and comfort. • Wareing would be uuuueessary if you • fully realized the fact that Paine's Celery Compound cur. •e the disease that is now • making such progres and havoc; iu your body. It matters not whether the trouble be rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney disease, Love By Letter. An Honest Man. A little over a year ages Miss West, l 'Now look here, Thompson,' re• Guelph, commenced corresponding' i marked Brown : 'It has been six with a young man in the United 1 months since you borrowed that States whom she had heard her relit- 1 five dollars from me.' tives mention. Ile answered, and 'Seven,' corrected Thompson gravely. 'Well then, seven months,' snorted Brown, ` anil yeti promised. to !,rive it hack to inc in a week. k. Promised faithfully, yon dirt, to return it to me in seven days, instead of months.' 'I'know it,' answsred Thompson, sadly, drawing a memorandum balk from his pocket. 'That hill was Series F , No. 672,929, issue of 18117. I merle the note and then spent the irt yn. Since then 1've been trying to neraenver it.' 'But', howled Brown, 'any other would do as well. `No,' responded Thompson, shak- SPRING HOUSEKEEPING. ing his head : 'I'm a man of my While yien r1A are articular about word. When you gave toe the hill he win- I said : 1 will return this to yon, Ind I meant it. Brown, old man, est as soon as 1 mane across No. ;72,929, Series h' , issue of 1897, I'll ec that you get it, for 1 ata not the me to go hack on my promise.'-- :Iarper's !Magazine. tender missives traveled beck and forth until an intimate acquaintn.nee was formed. Then photographs were exchanged. He was smitten and she was infatna.ted. It was a case of love by letter. He proposed and she accepted. Monday evening he arrived in Guelph to claim his bride, and on Thursd'ty they were quietly married and left in the even ing for their new home in Uncle Sam's domains. The truth of the above paragraph was entirely denied by Miss West in the Guelph papers on Monday. From the report of the Grand Recorder of the Canadian Order of Chosen Friends the following fig- ures err gleaned :—Two thousand eight huudrod and ninety* six ap- proved appfieations were received during the year, 167 in neeess of the previous; year, The membership at the cruse of 1896 was 12,683, and at the close of 1897 was 15,0.7, com- posed of 11,032 males and 8,995 females, etatlying a total insurance of "18,343,000. The total amount collected in the relief fund depart- tncnt for the year was $140,769,41 of which amount $105,700 was paid for 85 death claims. The amount paid out since trrganihcttion for death and disability claims is nearby 40O.000, Insurance Co. just issued, we glean the following : The number of poli- cies issued during 1897 was 781, and the number in force at the end of the year 2784, insuring $4,085,880,00, being an increase of 819,295.00, in the amount at risk. The Premium Notes held by the Company amount to $201,20.1.00, and the premium note capital to St 83,372.86. The total inoome from all sources was 8,63+3.9L, and the esp3n'liture4 $5,206.03, leaving 848,432 88 to be carried to next year's. account. Edward Ilarding' has disposed of his 100 acre faun, lot 30, sou. 11, to Adam Rees, for the sum of $4,500. .I,11`''S 1}uuSTR1AK. When the blood is puie tend rich. health and vitality tire carried to all parts of the body. When it its impure or watery the seeds of disease germinate and grow. To clear the blood curieet ol', all ittlpurities, to snake it ries, and health•giviug there its nothing to equal the stencierd blood remedy, Iturdersk Blood Bitters. liver complaint, nervous pr)stratieu, agonizing dyspepsia or blood diseases, Paine's Celery Compound is able to znake you whole and well. 1'aine's Celery Compound, unlike other medicines, is a true and rapid banisher of disease; it makes the blood pure, so that life and energy flow quickly to every muscle, nerve and tissue. Nature's medi- cine promptly restores strength, vigor, ap- petite and digestion; it gives sweet sleep and repose to the wearied and restless. Will these honest and strong assurances induce you to give the earth's best medi- cine a fair trial in this your time of danger? The experience of physicians A LLOW PE LE. and their kindly words in favor of Paine's Celery Compound should be a gaurantee of success to you. The marvellous results given to weak, sickly and broken down clergymen, judges, members of parliament, and to worthy and honorable citizens of every city in the Dominion, speak volumes in favor of Paine's Celery Compound. One bottle experimented with at this season is always enough to make the most critical and skeptical continue with the medicine until they are cured It has been truly said by an eminent Canadian press correspondent that "No physician is ever needed in homes where Paine's Celery Compound is used,' For Over Fifty Years. AN OLD AND wimr, biter 1,t8:lttan -. Mrs. Vtiinslow's Soothing Syrup hot, been used for over fifty years by toil lions of mothers fur their children whin: teething, with perfect suocass. It soothed the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best tewedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cants a bottle. Its value is iuealu..ble. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind IRfie1,1IGVltII IN 30 MINUTES. A MAGICAL L114.sAva rt. Tbp not protionnee,t symeter115 of heart ,1lisrtse are palpitation or t itt'tl:tr; Of the heart, aliovtness of breath. ,eek or Irregni;te pulse, smothering spells at nig:tt, !alae h1 region of heart. t. 'rhe brain may emigrated. eansta., beadnuIi' atm - newt or vertigo. In short, whenever the heart fiottere. arb". Ate nt'nitillra• 11 It ,jltea51ti1, and If life 1+ valu'd to' ltrr:tt toast be taken, Tar. Aitnew`t yore for the Heart in the only remedy yet tilteoverr•tl i .hype•! tarn v.'!l' itt 30 ,rain. which ti x t rig' b. trr eta rare t ohtt . e . t kohl at Chisholnm's Drug Store. The Franeh tae 33i11, Do You Printe 0 ire tation.ery? ,a , ...:, ::ua...vt; •..:.19 s '• , . . We are in a position to turn out BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, NOT HEADS, STATEMENTS, ETC. At a Lowe pri 2 e than ever before MNVELQP'38 We have the best stock of Envelopes in town, and we ca print and supply them as cheap as the cheapest. Giye us a call when you are in need of anything in the printing line and we will use you right. The Dominion Government does well in introducing a measure for • the repeal of the Franchise Act, Ponderous ; expensive in adminis- tration, resulting in lists of full ab- sentees and dead men ; giving Grp• ortunity for gross and extensive I fraud ; practically debarring from the franchise many otherwise entitl- ed ; its repeal will be welcomed by men of all provinces and alt parties. It is proposed to use hereafter in , Dominion' election the several Pro -1 vinciai voters' lists. There may be I minor objection to this course, batt they are few. The provinces arc; t the bestjudges of who within their borders are qunlified to exercise the The rl. franchise. 1 he heavy tlxpentlitn, in the preparation of the Dominion lists will now be saved. Heavy nc it was, it is not likely that it equalled the expense to which both political parties and those who had to attend to the nutnel'onti eourts were put, Not the least advantage of the change will be that hereafter in On- tario and the Western Provinces :at least one man will have only one vote. - -Partners' Sen. ' t. of e �s fxt'tar o d are crtten" difsa n tinct! t 1 t3 ed. ;ieokers.attot teaith take Hood's Saraiq grills and find it gleets every ex pectation. THE TIMES, Winghanli. ONE GIVES RELIEF. a 1v� • for at s M fetes until you have tried 'tar You can buy them in the paper 5 -cent cartons ,Ten Tabules for Five Cents. RTW curt ii rot up cheaply to aioti y th. noir..) present Atmaad. f.' n tow pace If you don't find this sort .of Ripans Tabu At the Druggst's Send live Cents to Tat 1tteexe Cutettea Cos:ve cr, Ne, rill' ;Iprur'e St., New York, and they will he sr! t.t v el by f itfl f i t c.:rtons will he mailed for rtb ethts. 't'' eha.te•e.; are ittQ Me that ]ripens Tebulet oto the very rt.:- Inc pea }teed.