The Wingham Times, 1898-07-29, Page 22
Jacob Howard
1111 WINUJLAM. TIMES, JULY 29, 18148
Profit an Poultry.
of Zurich was PRESDYri'E1iY OF .MAITLANID NEARLY UISCQURAGED.
drowned while bathing in the lake.
Arthur Harris, a yttnng' loan, tea
played in the plongii works at
Iireetfz1rd wee dissweed in we (a rand
Rive
Mat at Winghaln, July 13th. Ilei.
R. McLeod moderator pro tem. The
Meeting was eomparitively small as
some of the members wore absent
from homes enjoying their holidays•
also known as a proeperonS >h;,rien1
• 1 . �cia1 meetin s were read and t1►u• iastie in his line
• The minutes of last regular and
twk spe g tui lst and an c n
ndc'lttecl. Rea. S, M. i\'haley was
Now stalwart and rugged, weighing
appuintetl by rotation, moderator of hitt pounds, he scam) would be eta;;
1'resllytere for the ensuing term but nixed as a man who Six months ago
bei. g absent, lir. McLeod occupied
was the picture of one sufit'rin;, the
Lite cll:;it•. An extract minute of terrible symptoms of general debility.
A aeinbly was read stating that the
eo;'l;teget ions cf McIntosh and Boa
mere
3 1-
mcre had been Vander red to this
.1'i eehytery. These congregation
and their narrater, Rev. A. C. Ste-
wart. and reprtentative elder. Mr.
Willi:im Mundell, were cordially re-
ceivetl.
The ltev. James Skene, of Hills -
1 It oter breed. `Choy
TEE EXPERIENCE 010 MR. RALPH tuli -
c SUFFERED 1.12Ea'i'I.1
I:It�UN, WHO L
1'ROAt GENERA], DIsOII.ITY.
Ralph fxiberscln, l ostmaater at
Moiltquart, Carleton Co , N . 13. is
'Positively carred I y these
Little I.?iIlS.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per-
fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi-
ness, Bal Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Reg...ate the Toon els. Purely Vegetable.
Small PM. �*mall Dose.
Pace.
r:,)stitution
the fraud of the .:lap
See you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
Insist and demand
Carter's Little Liver :Bilis.
To my mind there are few depart-
ments .
l ca�
farm
which
el
U' the f ti
# y
better. return in proportion to_the I
amount or money invested than the
poultry yard.
I wig give a few figures from our 1
own experience which seem quite •
satisfactory. Last winter we had
fifty hens and pullets, many of hatter
quite late hatched. From December
1st to .lune 30th, we sold 8.27?; dezen
of eggs for $.11,132, 13esiciss no I
fluent was taken of eggs Saeed for 1
He was run down in health, suffered i table use in the family or for setting. I
much from dizziness, alnu,t;t blind I The price received waselsu unusually
low, the hightest being only 22 cents,
white some, were sold as low as 11
cents per dozen. The hens were
Plymouth R,eks, which I consider
the fleet breed adapted to Northern
winters, and possess snore c'ood quart
ness, general dullness and depression
of spirits. lie had a poor appetite
and such food as lie ate g'ic>e hitt
great distress, Ele was ineaapacitated
for the work that fell titans hila and
was well nigh utterly ciiscuuril ed.
The symptoms bordered on to tl'.use
batt', brine' present', was invited to by\�'hichhypochondria ismanifesterl tleS than , ly
sit ea corresponding member, An Through reading the Advertiser he ai'e gond winter rat ens, make good
l'xtl'al l•t Iiilt!ttte of Synod of Hamiltonhasitters, mature early and are of fair
learned of the particular benefit
and London wee read stating that several of his friends in this vicini ize fur market.
the congacgs tien (.f Charmer'sehnreh, had received by the use of Dr
Kincardine tuwnship,was transferred Hams' Pink Pills, and by tl
to Presbytery of Bruce. There was held out by r ei
thtestimo
read alio a leiter float Bruce Pres—leured.asupptleiand took
bytcry re transference of said eon•ing to ctio
direns.'r
'
gre:.>ation. On motion of Mr. Ross almost magical; etio i
and Mr. McLennan, it was .i reed
that t he tra,n..fei'erlce of Cha (flier's
'ehnrt•h to the
care and overnight of
the L'1 dee Presbytery take effect on
tete first day of August next.
I Con nlissiuners to the Assembly
1 present reported their diligence.
i The els rk was instructed to request
all ce::sitms that failed to produce
their records far examinetiOn at the
meeting to present them at the next
mceth3g.
The comtmittee on revision of regu
liltiens of order of business presentedine can only be bought in boxes, the
There are few farmers but who i
hope could with a little additional effort, 1
Is he se. keep double the number of fowls.
em accord•' The expense of a new poultry house
result was I would be the only cash outlay, and
diatei,y Ids symthe returns of a single winter would
toms began to b we less disagree-
able, and he steadily gained until he
is now perfectly free from his old
troubles. Ile gladly and freely gives
this testimonial, that all who may
read it may know the remedy if ever
they are troubled with general de
bility.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by
going to the rout of the disease. They
renew and build up the blood, andstrengthen the nerves, tbu, driving
disease front the system. The genu•
their , eport which on motion was
T
ti eceived and adopted and the clerkI \�>ra►pner around which bears the full
trade maria, "Dr. Williams' Pink
Bil
I'`� l "' s instructed to get three hundred copies !Pills for Pale People,"
of the regulations as revised and
,ca,.- _,.. r Av1; you adopted printed. Standing eofnmit-
?i-�s~i teen c iluk tees for the year were e appointed as
mg a geed deal
late N ai.1 feel
follows :
tir'� an occasional : - 1. Finance —Messrs. McLennan,
c
7�
twine of pain McKay and J. McNabb.
�` roundyourllearf
2. Home mission —Dr. Murray,
r, Arc you short of .
" breath, nerves Messrs. McLeod and Maxwell,
it unhinged, sense, 1 S.
:3 Sabbath Scicols — Messrs.
'tioh:of 1.
jgoing
yedles •
t arm and finge'ra? tiinelali'.
ll. i Better take a box ortwo of I 4. Church life and work—Messrr,.
-;ef Milburn'sHea�rtardNerve Malcolm, Ross and McFarlane.
-)it +
• �,.vPills and ,e erred Lefore • r7 Examination of student—Messrs
"';'; Hiner become too serious.
Here's what Mr. John ; McRae, Stewart, Perm and A. ?llc
througlneyour Miller, Whaley, Fairbairn and
through rvur ,
James, of Caledonia, Ont., Nona,
Yr: I u. Y. P. S.—Messrs. West, Hall
I and Forrest.
i 7, Statistics—Messrs. Ballantyne
hag to say eboni , and Anderson.
had serious heart � The representative elders are ap-
' trouble for four years`? , pointed members of the committees
;; Caused b' "' t- :•• c' ixrbmco. .' an which their ministers are respec—
times my is. ,:+•- •;vc'� ,•1 1,a' auuunI reports Of W.
and then seemed u. , ' ' to
• commence againWitll unnatural rapidity. i 1?. M. S. and minutes of Synod were
"This unhealthy action of my heart 1 distrinuted.
caused shortness of breath, weakness and 1 Next meeting will be held at
debility. I tried many' medicines and. ; Wingham on Tuesday, September
spent n great deal et' money but could I.70th at 10 a, m.
not gat any help.
Last i\Cvembor, however, I read ata 1 This meeting was closed with the
more than pay this. Besides the
labor of caring for 100 fowls would
be little more than tendint, half that
number. It requires no great skill
to make a clear profit of $1 50 on
each hen, and with a flock of 100
means a welcome addition to the
family income. The results obtained
by us were only ordinary, and only
what any one can do ; but they show
a large margin of profit after connt-
ing the feed bill and labor of tending
them. When we consider that the
fowls only represented an investment
of say $15.00, the revenue . derived
from Name is, indeed, gratifying, and
should convince anyone that there is
money in poultry raising if conduct.
ed properly.—Practical Farmer.
For. Over Fifty Years.
AN OLD AND WEILL-TRIAD REMEDY—
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup bas
been used for over fifty years by mil-
lions of mothers fcr their children while
teething, with perfeet success. It soothes
the child, softens the guars, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
the taste, Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty-tive cents a
bottle. Its value is inealuuble. Be sure
and oak for Mrs. Winslew's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind
Without a "Character,"
The captain of a vessel plying be-
tween Liverpool and Capetown
found himself short—handed when he
came to leave the African port. Sev-
-441 ter ., 0Mi MEIEIN !1
aaaaaal mwinnm,w Mannnnno.mi , .0..,.•.,.
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Health and Hygiene.
11'inscular effort carries blood to the
brain and favors its nutrition.
Rheumatics should wear woolen
or silk underwear all the year
round.
Garments of tightly woven fabric 1
should be worn where there is danger
of contagion from disease germs.
I;Manual training and physical
exercise are valuable aids in the
dev.loprnent of the weaklninded
and those who suffer from mental troubles.
No hard and fast hygienic rules
eral of hismendeserted him for the 1 can •be deviled. Every man is a
gold fields. So when an Trishman personal equation by hinlsei?. What
came along and wanted to work his is good for cne may not be good for
way back to Liverpool, said : "Go another. .
ahead and get a recommendation
and I'lltake vou."
Mike came back with the neces—
sary document. 'That'll will doge
aboard and go to work.'
Next day was sailing day, and as
man, ahlic'ed like a ir's '.(, bciog cured by benediction. 1 they were preparing to cast off, a
Milb:.r:r'e ;'..t:+:rt and ive ry Pills. I went JOHN MACH ABB, Clerk. I Dutchman came puffing to the side
to flop-r's thug store and bought a box. I
When I had finished °akin; it I was so ,
�, boxand
Smother
1 better I bo
U "tL, .....P
t
e.
1 bEt(
gnu
this completed ' e i cure. My heart has ` A� SIX) �# >.
not hetherea ,no since, and I strongly ��g i El
recolrirriend all sni:'erers from heart and
nerve trouble, caused by exees4ive urs of i
• 1 I For InfanEfl and Children.
art•an'
tobacco, to give !ilii!)urn's rte
Ncrvo Pills a lair and i::,itiifttl trial,"
Price 51c. a lea or 3 bo as for $1.25, all i simile
drnngists. T. Milburn Clo., Toronto. Ont. 1st;;nature
LAXA-LI','En PILLS cure CConstipation, a o
Eiiliou�i:es3 and Dyspepsia.
and wanted to come aboard a
work for his passage. "Jump aboard
and be quick abrut it said the cap-
tain,"d badly.
P ban
I
twin
for
be needed ed th
The first day out lie set the men
to swabbing the deck. The Datch—
T'ho fat.„ . i man braced himself up againgt the
We guarantee that them
Plasters will relieve
pain quicker than any
other. Put up only in
250, tin boxes and $1.00
yard rolls. The latter
allows you to cut the
Plaster any size.
Every family
should have one
ready or an enter-
gainCy.
DAVM & LAWiIEIG+i GO.,
LIOiTEtl, flOHTRE,".L
Beware of imitations
CURE. ALL YOUR PAINS WITH
Pain -Killer
'1 with bu icet dipped into
trail a c and
nto
cart pper' the top of the waves passing it along
to the Irishman who slashed it over
1 ONE farmer who seems to be coin- t the deck. Pretty soon a high wave
!bag money out of a • combination of I hit the Dutchman, he lost his bal—
1, hogs and butter, is Joseph Gould, of 1 ance and tumbled over the side.The
i North Ontario. Mr. Gould milks 17
cows of the Jersey breed, and four—
, teen of those gave him an average
Mast year of 303 pound of butter. He
uses a separator, sending' his cream
AVege tablePrcp aration for As -
lila the Stomachs els anood dBo veislof
E
TH �r THE
FAC --SIMILE
SIGNATURE
--- O F
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful-
ness and Rest _Contains neither
oplllntMorphlne •norlrTineral.
NOT isTARC OTIC.
.zropectrold.72rSABVIZPITUIER
Fun:Ain Seal-
it :Jeri,¢
Rada & salts -
.4nire Seca •
,F'ppermn-
PAIian'oriat-�JaJs •
741ma shad -
H7i+ Iran Fe' -
Aperfect remedy for Constipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worm3,Ccnvuistons,Feveri511-
n.css and LO SS OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
'NEW YORK.
OF EVERY
BOTTLE OF
Castoria is put rip in ono -size bottles only. It
Is
one c,o sell
on anythingo ld g oleo koa hen lcaallow or promise that it
is "juas eed" and "will answer every pur-
pose " girlie() that yon get O -A -e -T -O -B, -I -A.
The tat -
simile rl
EXACT -CORY OS \v5A,Pi'LR. III '; ailenaturo trr
of
WEAK APED WEARY WOiMEN FDD a REAL
trl,Y.11lt.ib IN SOUTH AMERICAN L' CiiV1MM
ERIIAPS ho was a
cynic, brit some one
has said that in this
age there are no
healthy woolen. The
age has many wo•
Hien. strong and
noble physically, as
they are mentally
and morally: but it
is true nevertheless,
that a large per-
centage of the wo-
men of the country
tti suffer from nervous-
ness and general de-
bility. They drag
out a weary existence, and each day is
a day of pain and suffc ring. This was
the case with Miss Annie Patterson. of
Sackville. N. 13. She suffered terribly
from indigestion a11(1 n(•rvr.'sness. She was
influenced by soulsone, somehow, to try 1 -
South American Nervine. Of cnurKe, It 'MIS
Iiepall'i17g promptly attended to.
medicine.iI But she hadhope—another
ta 1 enaonlvionepbottle
when her system began to take on the SnoP—Diagonal St. opposite Beattie's
ELTO O N'S
,UPS
Will stand wear and tear for
t ears. No better proof can
be given of their durability
than is shown by the fact
that some of these pumps put
in wells 25 years ago are
still working.
IRON and FORCE PUMPS
Supplied to Order. -
health of earliest years, and after using
three bottles she was completely cured.
No wonder she is strong in her conviction
that there is no remedy like South Ameri-
can Nervine. ---25.
Proper bodily exercise causes the Sold 1G, l:alnilton's Drug Store. '
skin to throw off large amounts of Kms,
waste matter, whieh otherwise would I
accumulate, irritate and cause bad
complexions.
Sufferers from indigestion should
wear a wool bandage about the
abdomen. Many persons woald be 1
much improved in general health if
they took this precaution.
Irishman took one look. Nota trace
was to be seen of the unlucky Dutch
man. Ile harried over to the cap—
tain's cabin and called him out.
"What do you want" demanded
Wool or silk underwear should be
worn by all subject to sudden tem-
perature changes, especially by the
gouty and rheumatic and sufferers
from catarrh and throat and lung
affections.
To maintain the health a man oft
150 pounds needs exercise equivalent
raising 300 tons one foot per day or
walking nine miles per day. Do not
walk the nine miles in addition tc
other work
ii to the factory and feeding the warm 1 the boss.
I
skim milk. This furnishes no less "Well captain, whin I came to get
than CO per cent. of the food for his; me job
ye made me git a rieommend'
hogs, o w1 ' f which he sells about "5 a' didn't ye.
II R Medicine Chest In itself.
Simple, Safe and Quick Cure for
CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS,
COLDS, RHEUMATISM,
NIEURALGIA.
25 end 50 Cont Bottles. ki
a wAtte 0t IMITATIONS. }
CU'/ f.. -.541.v Tt4% GENulNr. ?
PI:Rinf DAVszi
t,i wda•�e'+atr'x.il�. �Si: 1 :i "2i;:°t:i•v'.'l'a"••ti.!'.'"..
"Yes you're all right, I guess.
year. Among his breeders is one, Iv11at's the matt
I sow which gave 57 pigs in three lit- ye didn't ask th' Dutchman
tar's. lien average output amounts;fur a rieotneud did ye ?"
I to $200 a year. It is such reports' Why ?"as this which should encourage On -1 "No* Why
D
the Well, captain, the
tario farmers to improve their meth.I off with ythe D
!flats of extracting;a living from the : go
ne et.
soil. 1
I
I
.` "— ' L.xase's Catarrh Cure-taxves A Quebecer's Confidence in Dr.
Followed Husband's Advice.
"I was troubled for n long time with I 1ttelief at Once Ile Says.
sick headaches. At last my husband Danville, P. Q., April Jth, "J8,
bought me two bottles at Mood's Sar- Danville,
Bates P. prOt
saparilla telling me this medicine would bear Sirs,Bates i0Sed find 1 for s�
had d h' f Salt 1 C
Please son em
Ing it say "It is an excellent cure, gives bridge farmer who bought young
el• ?"
MEW
Political economy .has been defined I
as running for office and letting your'
friends bear the expenses of the
i n.
catnpa g
tobe
veryangry
— eem
t S
. of
Ie Y
I
with my friend from the West; but
you mustn't mind what he says.He's
a rough diamond you know. She—
then I shall assist in cutting him.—
Puck.
You will not know how much good
Hocd's Sarsaparilla will do you nntil
yon try it. Buy a bottle to -day and be-
gin to to take it,
JAMES MUSTARD, a farmer living
near Uxbridge, is putting otit from
ten to a dozen hogs every month.Ilis 1ii
cash receipts will run $1,000 for the i
year. Another breeder bas put out
52 hogs at One shipment. One more
cure me, as it a care lm o instance of the extraordinary profits
dozen boxes Dr. Chase's Catarrh oro, of hog feeding is afforded by an Ux-
rheum, I began takinir m and it made 4 d x17 at once Eterypatientus
toe feel jute n tasty won,;m " t :•�•. rano-
LET 1 CArf'xN. Wadi met, Mullah,. + relief atonce."J AS. ltilAssoN,Clen'1 March- hogs and. subaegnedtly made a clean
HOOD'S PILLS l urea all liver Ells.: ant, Danville, I'. tl. profit of $1.20 on every dollar's
Easy to take,"easy to partite ; reliable,
surf. 27e. A new system of fire protection is
The prospects for a large harvest being installed in the Dominion Par -
in Manitoba are excellent. litttient buildings.
worth of food which he put into them
A business which makes a return of
120 per cent. is one to be proud of
and one to be cultivated.
LES
AS Book for Young and Old.
RECORD E;
Estes 1x713
256,000
DISEASED
11x1 E[v(
CURED
VIE CARE
NERvoI
BL0O
ip1V'ATIa
piSEASES
15c%00o cur r
YOUNGO U (t G l t- [t Have you nature
E 9 fF F198 against nataro
when ignorant of tho terrible crime you
were committing. Did you only consider
the fascinating allurements of this evil
habit? When too late to avoid the ter-
rible results, were your eyes opened to :.
our peril? Did you Inlet on in roan-
hood
an-
disease? Were you cured? Do you now'
and
then see some alarming symptoms?
Dare you marry in ur rosont con-
dition? Youknow,'yoLIKE FATHER,
LIKE SON." If married. aro yon con-
stantly living in dread? Is marriage a
failure with you on account of anyweak-
ness caused by early abuse or later ex-
cesses? IIavo you been drugged with
mercury? Thisbookietw.illpoint,outto
you the results of these crimes endpoint
out how our NEW METHOD 'TREAT.,
MEET will positively cure you. It
showehowthousandshavoboon savedby
our NEW TREATMENT. It proves
how we can GUARANTEE TO CURE
ANY CURABLE CASE OR NO PAY.
We treat and aura—EMISSIONS,
VA1RICO0NLE, SYPHILIS, GLEET,
i'., STRICTURE.IMPOT
IN1INCY, SE-
CRET RAS _UNNATURAL DIS-
CHARGES, KIDNEY and BLADDER
diseases.
Livery.
JOHN PELTON,
Wingham, Ont,
q
CURES GUARANTEED
"Tho Wages of Sin" sunt free by
enclosing 20 stamp. CONSULTATION
FREE. If 'unable to call write for
(SUES ION BLANK for IIOIE
TREATMENT,
K KENNEDY KERGAN
Cori Michigan Ave, and Shelby St,
K bETROET, MICH. tlC
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