The Wingham Times, 1898-05-27, Page 7U
YON'S
`.L".l,l,[{ W00611451 TIMES, MAY 27, 1.69.4.
THE BURDEN
llf Sickness and the Shadow of
Graver Things
BEING LIFTED
Frogs Thousands of ''fomes
1111 Canada,,..
Mr. W. J. Offen, h}•al±etnan on the Grand
'Trunk Railway, residing tit 211 Logan :we-
stue, Toronto, t'anttilamlays: "My experience
w ith. the ltrnnyon treatment for dyspepsia
Stas been most satisfactory. I was in a
ferl•tble condition when I consulted Mum,
yon. t was so bad in fact with dyspeo.
eta and headache that T rover expected to
get better. '.rhe awns in my heart nearly
ahoy' me wild, and I was compelled to walk
'the floor for lion's, I had dyspeosi,t so
Amd1y and my stomach was swollen so
'frightfully after eating heartily tb, I suf-
fered the greatest agony. I ha( used all
:medicines in the effort fo get • het, hut 1
'kept getting worse. ,Slime T )(gout using
Munyou's IDyspepsta Cure liars, never
felt in better health, I an eat almost
anything and feet no bac after results.
aim now In splendl hea t auci attribute It
,sill to .tInnyon's 'eatent, and ata daily
$ecomnnendin4 t so. 'onder$u1 remedies."
'r Manyaa'a 131•
Cure seldom• falls fo re.',
31avo In one to Or o hours and cures In a few„
glass. Price 25e,
Itlpnyon'a Dyspepsia Cure positively cures all'
forms of indigestion and stomach troubles,!
!price 250, .1
Munyoa o Cold Cure prevents pneumonia and'
breaks up a cold la a feet hours, Price fie,
tlunyon's Cough Cure stops coughs, night'
Invents, nllnya soreness and speedily hea3s the
tronas. Price 25c,
3runyon's Kidney Cure;speedily curet pains.
in the back, ioins. or groins,, en4 all forms Al'
Ztidney disease. Price Zee:
Munyon'a Nerve Cure stops nervous:ma ante
Itmlidtn up the system, Pelee 25e.
Miairna's lieadache Cure stops bbttdache tai
three minutes. Price tar.
iltunynn'e •Nile Ointment paeitivaty cam al
Corns of piles. • Price 25c,
MCI) y(>21.8 Blood Cure. eradlceteo all Impurities'
tar the blood. Price 25e.
dunyoa's Female Remedies area boon to all
!women.
• Atunynn'e Catarrh Remedies never fell, The
•Catarrh Cure—price 25e,—cradioatee the disease
'from the system, and the Catarrh Tablets—price
.;,5c.—cleanse and heal the parts,
biuryoa's Asthma Bemedies relieve in thres'
hmtuutes and cure permanently. Price gr„
tiunyon's Vitallsor, • a great tonic Ind re•.
etcrer•of vital, strength to weal; people,' $1.
A separate cure kr each disease., At Ali drug:,
a;lsta. mostly 25 cents, viol.
Personol.lettere to Prof, unson, 11 Albert'
street. Toronto. Ont., answered_ wide trrf .neat.
Fal advice for soy disease.•
Small Flocks cto 3est.
Small flt,cks of poultry usually do
better than large ones, and there
:are several reasons why this should
be so. They receive more clue and
attention in pi•up;,rtirsn to their num-
ber. One child scarcely keep a
flock of 15 without devoting a half
hour per day to them. At this rate
one would only care for 300 in a day
of 10.bours, yet many think they
can take care of about a thousand in
that time and not keep very busy.
Spending so much time among a few,
,one gets to noticing the personal
peculiarities of each one. He can
Soon tell which ones by five eggs a
week and which only three, and
f elle 0..ec§. nqt Yisi4 the lled:t at all
;l'r)i' we'ek3 be t:;iit)Ws it and k 50cn
District Meeting,
The annual meeting of the Meths.
cilia Churches within the Goderieb
District was held as Blyth, on Tues-
day and Wednesday, of last week,
the. first day being the ministerial
set•sion, Rev. S. Bond in the chair.
'i'he standing of all the ministers et;
the District was ratified, Rev. J. •ter,.
Pring resuming his work at once
Mr. k'iridlny, of Turner's appointment
was recommended to be left without
la station for a year, owing to 111
health.
The joint 'Ministerial and lay
session was held un 'Wednesday, the
following lay sten being present :—
Clinton, J. Jackson, 1), Tiplady;
Goderieh, G. Areherson, G. Elliott;
Ilolinesville, E. Areberson; Varna,
W, Keys; Bayfield, Jas. Wallace;
Dungannon, W. Mclean ; Londes-
boro, M. Braithwaite; Auburn, A.
Carr ; Blyth, J, Wilford ; Walton, A.
Grigg; I3eninillor and Seaforth were
not represented by laymen: Nearly
all these mentioned will also be re-
presentatives to Conference,
Rev. W, Godwin was elected Dis•
trict Secretary, and Rev'. Joseph
Edge was elected as representative
to the Stationing Committee, his
opponent fur this position being Revs.
W. Rigsby, Rev. B. Clement was
elected representative to the Epworth
League Board; and Geo. Elliott,
Goderieh, Rev, W. Rigsby and Mr.
W, McLean, of Dungannon, to the
Sabbath School Committee; Rev. I3,
L. Button and Ed. Acheson to the
Sustenation Coni.; W. Al. Gray to
the Missionary Coin.
A number of claims were present
ed from Ministers, and recommend-
ed to the Contingent Fund Com.
Rev. R. Millyard. introduced a
resolution to the effect that in future
no minister shall be Chairman of a
District for more than two years
continuously ; ;he resolution will go
ferwal'd to Conference and if passed
; there will be i'.,rwurde a to General
Conference.
The next financial meting w:11 be
I heldin Ontario St. church, Clinton,
in August, and the annual meeting
in Goderich.
A GRAND TRUNK BRAMEMAM
Tel is the Story of His Exposure—
The fate that Betel .flim, and How
He was Relieved from hie Suffei-
il,gs.
W. Lavelle, G. T. Et. brake:n in, Allan -
dale, Ont„ says : • Phrough exposure I
r'outracted th at dread disease—catarrh.
My ease became chronic. I was recotn-
tnended to try 1)r. Airnew's Catarrhal
Powder, In ten minutes after taking
the first application I had relief. and in
an almost incredibly short time all syn'.
toms had disappeared. I feel I can not
speak too strongly to reeommoodtng
this remedy. It is a pleasant, safe and
quick euro." Sold by A. L. flamiiton,
druggtst.
How He Kilsw.
a
�tls
rid of thea(, that are all expense d 1 , Several Yboardu[ trade men the
trio income. If he desires to raise I other day fell into t:tiseussiun about
,enickens, he can by a little care bee.. and the fondness of' foreigners
�seleet eggs from those hens which
for that beverage. One of there
matured earliest and have been tili" finally offered to wager that a Ger-
best egg producers, and thus he is ;min fit work on a building near by
breeding for eggs. And . hast, but conk' di ink a ;alloy' of beer without
not always leas.,,. the item of table l stopping. The proposition wilts aa -
scraps and waste vegetables, 1" 'certed and a German stone mason
'.which usually no charge is made in i was accosted.
'Will you drink a bucketful of
lacer it I pay for it,' he was asked.
The workman was suspicious. He
wanted to know all about the wager
and discussion. At last he saki :
in a flock of 100 or more there would „
veU, t drink it if I can. T don't
clot be in any ordinary family enough know. though, if I can. You wait
to give eaaeh hen a fair bite. This
makes the expense of keeping each
fowl something greater in the large
llock if the variety of food is bought
for them, and the returns a little
less if is is not.
itemized aeeounts, are really valu-
able to the small flock us tarnishing
-some variety to the ration and an
amount that may really deduct
something from the grain bill, while
A 1%AIL N AT MAN'S STOUY.
Mr. W. Flunks, in charge of the Grard
"Trunk &mute Shops, Pott, Dover, Ont.,
say "Four boxes of Doan's Kidney
here a minute," IIe wont down an
adjoining alley for a few minutes
but presently returned, smiling, and
said he was ready to make the test
The coterie visited a saloon near by,
and the Teuton drank a gallon of'
beer without winking.
Coming back to his mallet and
chisel, lie said "I was not sure if I
could drink a pail of beer or not, so
Pills curse' nue of a very bttd attactc of t went into Chris Olsen's and tried it
Itidney Complaint and Lame Buck. lust.
1i., G, Ln wiliest, one of Xlarriston's
leading merchants, dropped dead
iv r lit
Like bftensnoss, dyspepsia, headset o, const),
Dation, sour Stomach, indigestion are promptly
cured by 'bond's fills. They do t tolr work
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TEM CYCLISTS' 'I'RI.1 ND.
No cyclist's tit is complete without a
bottle of llagyard's Yellow 011, Can b+e
taken interuaily or used ex ternatly.Cttts,
Bites, Sore Throat, Pains in the Chest,
Bruises, Sprains, Still. Joints, Coughs
etc., it is always effectual. Ms no
equal as an all round remedy.
MUMPS.
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HOW TO T'ilt'i,tT 'J11I$ I'.4INt''(TL IrrT
X0T USUALLY D.Li(U 1l0L's.
D141:4813,
This is a refs painful but usually
not dangerous eontaryious disease
afl'eeting chiefly the young, though
not sparing the middle aged or even
the sold who nuiy have esseapcd ex.
posure ir- early fife.
Usually one who has bad the die
ease is safe from another attack, but
this is not always so, and medical
books tell us of unfortunate irlcfivfd-
uals who have suffered four or live
attacks at intervals of a few years,
seeming to catch the diesase every
time they were exposed to it.
Mumps is very contagions, and
ono who has never bad it iy ala cot,
sure to cantr,act it on the first oppor
tunity. A short time spent with a
patient suffering from it will gener
ally sutllce, but at the same time tilt'
contagion does not extend far from
the sick, so that it is easy to prevent
the spread c f the disease by keeping;
the other members of the family
away.
'lumps usually occur s.' ill small
elide Hies in schools arrays, factories
and wherever many persons are
brought into close relations with
each other daily.
Mumps is a general disase, similar
in its natnte to scarlet fever o1' mea-
sles, but the swelling of the salivar.v
glands is such a striking ftsature,thai
the other symptoms, mild fever, loss
of appetite, etc., are ap. to be forced
into the back ground and ' overIo�k•-
ed,
The glands affected are generally
the parotid glands, and the swelling
appears beneath the ear, just below
the jaw. The enlargement fun.
be `very great, told when. both sid,i
are affected the poor sufferer is se
transformed as hardly to be r.',
cognizable. At, the same time th
glanis arc exceedingly painful. Th
other salivary glands may be afTha•.-
ed together wiuh the parotitis U.
alone.
A peculiarity of' mumps is that it.
is very prone to leave the parts of
Acted and invade other glands in lir'
body. This is a serious danger, al•
most the only one and can be pre
vented best by keeping the p•atien
in bed, or at lea.:t in the room, even
if he feels perfectly well, for several
days :tf ter the swelling has gon
d,; fun.
This is about the ugly treatment,
called fur, except, perhaps soothing
applications, such as soap linament,
for instance, to the skin -over the
swelling. The diet should be liq'•tiJ
and indeed it mast be, for chewing
is so painful that solids are out o.
the question.—Youth's Co,npani"n.
LOOK BORROWlNa.
_.
; PM:1MM BOOKER STATES Ills VIEWS
ON'' Tut SUBJECT.
I
"Say, hooker, here's that book
borrowed from you about three
months ago. I suppose you had for.
gotten all about it.''
"I always like to return a book
that I've borrowed."
"ThaCS right."
"I came act'ass it last night. and I
just said to Myself, 'By Georg, I
must take that back to Hooker ;' so
I brought it down with tie this
morning."
"I'm glad you did, I wouldn't
like to lose it."
After a moment or two of em-
barrassed silence the man who had
returned the book turned around and
went out. Hooker hit the dank
with his fist.
"Did you ever notice," he a�keri,
"that when a man returns a borrow.
cd book or an umbrella be acts as if
he were handing yott money right
out of his own pocket ? You are put
in the attitude of'one accepting altos.
fie seems to think that he is doing
you an immense i'twor and that you
ought t•o be duly thankl'nl. Now,
there's that book. Ile borrowed it
trine months ago with 4 solemn
promise to t'otttrn it in less than a
week, Ito brings it to me this
inorni'tg, and because I didn't tell
that 1 WAS extremely thankful allyl
ever so lunch .obliged he thinks i'ltt
:an ungrateful character and can't
appreciate to great kindness. I
suppose the next tithe he borrows a
book fl'otu tale he won't return It at
"- ra11s 'accord.
Unopened mail always interests
fonts nw'n 4f it has no importance:
-No withpretty tee
tt
eaT
have
be" pieture taken without sniffing.
ttga9tly and thorouihlY- _ T The Perth County= Councilhas
tatter dinner gills.1 S ttt'� law -lag a tflx of :"•00 on all
as cents. All druggists, (pCcsnnS selling; goods from door to
Vrcnarcd by C. 1, /tooitx Cn., Lowey, utors,
-tat salt, PM to take With T•Iood's Sarxapatilla. (1oor.
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loss of appetite
pimples
sour stomach
depression
coated tongue
nightmare
palpitation
cold feet
debility
Constipati ; n.°
dizziness
weakness
backache
vomiting
jaundice
piles
pallor
stitch
irritability-
nervousness
rritabilitynervousness
headache
vo icing
orpid liver
heartburn
foul breath
sleeplessness
drowsiness
hot skin
cramps
throbbing head
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