The Wingham Times, 1898-09-02, Page 2I-•
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° Mr. Joh•1 ti,IlBl.l"', ;,,,r, k,t dl!'. Joh'
17o ei$, tit 1)!iltiz lttottl, tv,1-i tuTl(' 01
the (.v'\v at' the eV:l.•'3'tili frith:tea.
with Al nl :lt I a.!w'• v':t fletet at
11Taihilla.'i'It(i pat Int•11 maua
appeared in :t rte ett bat t4 thug(
. WhO di =t froze' tiok ty phoid
fever :It 1lattilo •
CARTERS
2TTLE
FILLS
gip, xi WIST,1
IA
Positively cured by these
' Little Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per-
fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi-
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
rain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
I'teg...ate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
'Pnalt Pi i. Small Desna
Small Price.
Substitution
ilio fraud of the day.
See you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
insist and demand
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
'r.I M It +, s EPT EM BE It
4 NT1i.1, 12i,'1,11'..: T. '1 tarly always the ease when no ; at the bottom of the trough shuts c.fY
zany-. is sown with the wheat. 3 the flow as soon as the water in the
l'.1".."4"" \ ilii 11ys st°c( FCC1.t.Y ',. '1'Ile Pride of Genesee and the , trough is three inches sleep. There
lie -dee. i.. 18irS os 101 oNTainai ' 11n11erral Amber prudneed the long- i I is no pumping, no carrying, no
yawns. ' est and the New Columbia the i freezing; no throwing about of dirty
etturtebt straw. fluid ; but there is a constant supply
t D:.te whim. acies t'f winter \vhe:tt' 9 `1'ue New Colunxbia Early Red ! of fresh, pure water for each animal,
,.•iii tii:1•1) t.t buwll ill Outtu•iu "hill', Clawson,acid Dawson's dotden ` and the danger of contagion, ever
"it'P('Xt tilt" \S l(s. As 'he "A''''''° ' Chali wre the first, and the Early `i present when a lot drink from the
sown has a• merited influence open Genesee Giant and the Pride o , same trough, is avoided. Light for
both the gt.ality and the quantity et Genesee were tue last to mature. ; the basement is furnished by plate
the crop prudt eed, it is very nu- I 10, Tee Dawson's Golden Chaff' `, glass windows set on a hinge, so as
portant that the very best hinds be and New Columbia, produced the Ito allow ample ventilation, and ven-
used.. An inel case in yield of nue plumpest and the Poele the mosttilation is further provided for by
bushel of winter wheat per derv' bhrnuken grain. ! shafts for the purpose. The barn
u:eans a total increase of one miliiuu l The following leading varieties of !itself is built of lutuber and timber
bushele fur tl,tt tet ovine(, The aver- j \\,,net, wheat will be distributed this brought from Severn Bridge and
age annual yield of tinter wheat iter year for eu-operative xperhuents: Sudbury, the lumbetk being abso-
.tcrt>• in lluinriu f, r the pest tiitt'('il 1 Set 1 Dawson's Alden Chaff, lately clear—not a sign of a knot in
y ar • le •client twt•1 ty-"even per cent. ; freely Genesee Getter cud Early Iced a board of it,
pt._ ^R �"kr j`ll
, . 1`,x3 a,.t.)?
L7
Saved from Wing :IN. rlvbus Wreck
• ;l
-MIL U N'S HE RT AND
NEIti' P; T S.
For the belie:fit of Cr. 1alian mothers,
who 1i ve daughters wl are weak, pale,
run down or nervo'c'. rs. F e(�n_ er, 128
Rideau Street, Ott:••••'••, ntario, made the
following storeman:, so hat no one need
suffer through igrare ea of the right
remedy to u:;:: 'My daui;hter suffered
very.mucir from heart roubles at times.
Often site was so bail hat she could not
speak, but had to sit qui gasp for breath.
She .was so extremely**nervous that her
limbe would fairly shake and tremble.
Frequently she would have to leave school;
and filially she grew so tvveak that we were
much. alarmed about her health. I gave
her many rens ilea, bu ¢they did not seem
to do her any good.
Then t 11 -. .-.x n'rl 17,art and
Ners'e 1 i'
they, „a. ,, . . ..
her. I eau rt,.t,.1i.,., ...• i.. • .
as the best remedy 1 ver heard of for
complaints similar to hose from which
my daughter suffer'ed."
Milburn's heart; an Nerve Pills never
fail to do good. The •_ cure palpitation,
faintues:,, t.tzzinvea, en'thering sensation,
weakueas,l:er o-. to es`:, ' eei!k, seeds, anae-
mia, f.?rrmale t u 2. genera;. debility.
Sold by all d .;;.;m: t s let:. s box or
- three boxes for 51.25. . Milburn & Co.,
Toronto, Ontario,
an easy and etetiCe
reedit:wi a mill 'ease
purU'iD4�.P.1. is hrey of
'tions S Rote
:asleep C f.ei ,:eterdt"u, aa�.3poter SSt.sm-
aGh, rL'eisa?t":3:£v'? act iLEvar Can -
plla rata Gam::reed �G �+°n
ace n the
system szx
teat =misery
Gas and hea-
rs
:ata, Bil(ior,D.
MENTHOL
ro
tWcg' antee that these
Has - will relieve
pair. q alter than any
other. ; ' ut up only in
25e. tial oxes and $1.00
yard ro'r .. The latter
allows ou to cut the
Plast,'.? y Size.
Iva y fondly
faIGOR] have one
ready • s an emes-
gerty.
d"u as AWREt E CO.,
Lit rTEO, MONTREAL
Boo -sr of imitations
tower than that of ti re t, .ataatai aim! /al ,(83 The animals stalled in the stable
i! "aid- at:d . i..lt}L thirt\-one Per ! Set 2. Dawson's 1 token Chafferee. are worthy of the quarters provided.
eerie � + e -of the best
c, flier AIWA gru\\-1!t,.f States eft' [tie i SOL -11 Dawson's Golden Chaff, ( Durham herds in the Province --108
Amu, lean Colon. '
tarl.i Award be
recur a of the fen incl �} ether than that I Any person -wishing to conduct a
et tht latter. 1'iltf eft c rt:;;e �' ir•Id (ti I careful experiment wit 1 one of these stands consii,ts of 700 aures, all en-
.tintet \>: Leltt in Onti,riu fur the eight I sets should apply to tit Experinter.t closed in neat board fences, and the
eat'b - ct uit4 With 1:+98 is 21.ti I altst, Agricultural College, Guelph, grain crops are in keepii'.hg with the
sin' cite. and that ifs• the eight years 1 for the desired get Land one half- stock, Capt. Milroy had 102 acres
ending with 1800 asps 11i 5 bushels pound of each vat ietv1+ together with this e ear in Genessee Giant, Daw-
per acre. lienee tit change in son's Golden Chaff, and Early Ae-
average yield of wi tier wheat per cadian, which gave r n average
acre in Omura. is n,n•ing In the ( yield all round of 31 bushels to the
right direc.tittn, acre.
The growing of this important .
erear late r'eceivtai a cud deal of at- If you'bave been siok you will tiod
teution in the Experimental Depart- b thls Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best medicine
you can take to give you strength and
meet of the Oeterit Agricultural appetite,
College within the p st ten years
States, England, Gert arty, !''ranee
and Russia, etre bell "� carefully
higher than tf t of any of the perial Amber and Golden Drop 1 Capt. Mliloy has on
he ahs of O8-1 Bearded Winter Fife, tand Stewart's
approach cue; champion.
head, all told, 10 of the number
being bulls, old and young,
The farm on whieh a the barn
instructions for testin
formLl on which to re
nished free of eost
rhe supply of some
is limited but we wil " be enabled to
furnish a large nurd er with
seed before the supply is exhausted.
A bulletin ,iviag the results of 92
varieties of winter wheat grown in
the Experimental Dep Lament of the
Ontario igricultural olieg•e is now
iu the printers' ban andwille
mailed from the Department of
Agriculture, • Toronto, as soon as
printed.
Agricultural College,
Guelph, Aug. '20th, 1898.
C. ill, LAVITZ,
erimentalist.
and the blank
rt will be fur -
1 his address.
f the varieties
Varieties obtained fr nl the United
( b CONDUCTED BY WINGHAl1I BRANCH OF
THE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEM-
PERANCE UNION.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
fM..r"?:.t 1411,* •:eel ply1
CUE R hi.L Y(itJR PAr
Pedi�`l4 .1
A Medicine Chest In
Ctrtplo, Safe and Quick
Ot`anilaS, D AftR1lOEA,
COLDS, ftE"ELIrAAT
niS 6 ALGUfI.
20 a'i'l OO Cant Foo
ntiWAt2F. Ct. IMITATIONS.
t:Jv r.4'1v Til,
s WITH
etr. w
are for
OUOIHS,
�5E9,
rested along with these recured from
the wheat growing 5eiu,ls of Can
Ada. After the varieties have been
,,irefully tested in the experimented
plots at tee Cuilege in each of five
years, the leading kinds 'ire selected
err eu-operative ex crime is through
•ur, Ontario. It has been found that
Ole varieties whieh have
best average I•esnits in
mento conducted at the e
few years in succession 1
always given good satisfantion on the Nerve Pills are just the4 remedy such
larnts of the province. l people require. They iestore perfect
harmony of the nerve tie tres and ;give
Seven ) arleties of winter wheat uerve force to shattered n vous systems.
.telae sent out for co-operative ex
la riltlent5 in the au-hmu of 1897.
i'neee were divided i�}to three sets
.e;th three varieties in
Dawson's Golden Chaff
all the sets as a basis
Ex
1
given the
ALL NERVNS, age one of the young nlen present
he experi• "1111 "
Amoy people :say they re nerves'exclaimed : Stop, make Bs a speech
liege fur a et:sily sir:rtled or upset, .ashy worried its a poor liquor t11ates:;n't un
ave nearly and irriLaLed. IVlilbur 's Heart and a tongue." t`I'lhe tram
. � loosen man'sp
hastily swallowed down ithe drink
and, as the liquor stirred; his blood,
he straightened himself a;ild stood be
fore then with a grace that all his
S SHOW rags and diet could not oi>scure.
"Gentlemen," he said, .l'I look cc-
s wrienewe,night at you, and it seeps to Ise 1
lJuk upon the picture of my lortms.t.-
I hood. This bleated face was011ce tib
A Tramp's Eloquent Lecture.
•
A tramp asked for n free drink in
a liquor soloon; the rcjnest was
granted and when be war once intoe
act of drinking the proffered bever-
Oii E OP OJ 1 TARI
PLACES.
raeh set, the
ales; used in A BARN Willi PLATE G
y w hic`.i the —COST $11,
result of fall the varie les could 1>o The most complete barn in On- 1 young and haedsume as yours; 'Pitts
t mpal'CCl with one a^ other. Wa e tarso, and tone of the best in Atner ca, stlalnbliug dallre once ' walked 115
Lnd conducted
call be seen on the fatrlu uf Capt. proudly as yours. I once had a
t condn9ce(1 Milloy, on the road hi~tween Part; I twine and friends and il,>sition. 1
is for 18Jth and Brantford. This barn is 11'0 , Cued had a wife as beautiful as an
gives the x ti0, with a stone boset lent. It: the artist's dream, but I dropped the
w of winter btisement arae root cellars, tanks of priceless pear! of her honor and re
es 191 rs.soft water supplied fr'o`nt the rainfall spe.it in the wine cup, acid Cleopatra
farms. carried from tate rol?f, and cattle i like saw it dissolve, and` gaati'ad it
(rain per acre.
• down in the brimming draught. I
eveighedbusa stalls almost beyond I. count. The o
'3•3 floor is of euncrete, they cows' mang had children as sweet and lovely as
�r�''I
Irl:11111,n11:111un1111111Wi'ill!I:IUlnaill 111111'1 ' e. T,
have received 191 full
tory reports of careful]
winter wheat experimeij
7'!te following tabl
comparative yield f str
.:!r :ere, •'If the v.u•iet
.• ,kt•Itt tt.a.t:.i tri 1898 01
Straw per aor
(t toss
Par'son's Golden Chan 1 6
,uperial Amber
L .r13 Genesee Giant 1.7 25 2
Columbia 1 6 27,5
Etrly fled Clawson1.7 26.9
of Genesee 1,5 25 5
11/401c o1c .. 15 :1'6 the animals are collect d. Perhaps ! a home where love list the flame upon
This table should be of great volae the roost noticeable feat ire about the the altar and tninisteled'before it,bat
to the wheat growers of Ontat"fun as barn is the water ser ice Water I I put out the holy tire and darkness
1 reput•ts are drawu from. the banks 4f the Grand I and desolation reigned in its stead.
l ley. �lueh Liver 1,500 feet away yy.works a big 1 had aspirations and ambitions that
eful exl>eri- tit draulic rant, and this am forces a ; soared high as the morning star, bat
tai reports of coliatani; Supply of vvatet to a system I broke and bruised their beautiful
et's are of Concrete,
like formation in the c
back of the stalls the d
id in trough -1 tb.e flowers in spring, brit slaw thein
nerete at 1110. fade and die under the blighting
>1,Iitugs froth ` curse of a drunkard father. I had
Lone except the 191 go
inettided in the sum
credit is due to the ci
a -enters who sent us
the tests made on their ares.
of pipes ander the barn .° 1'eon this tvings,and at last strangled them that
•
cexci 1JS1ONs• system a pipe is carried Inr
yo each stall " I might not be toreti. wail chef
J
1. Irl tale average yield of winter and connected there, 'y an auto- i cries any more. To day I stn a has -
wheat per acre, the Dawson'a Dol- matie valve,with an individual 1 band without a wife, a father with -
den atrampwith no hone to
•,cow-
5t ,man all Each
Chaff stood highest n . thinking , • �• :1(,h Cow'
i^ g m..tal drirll.w tion h. L
varietit>.3 tested over Ontario in the has her own trun;rl1 at h r side from ' call his t.wn, and a man in whom
varieties ill which she can drintr as ,ften and as every good impulse is dead., and all
-1, 189x1 and freely as she will. Nolmatter how i swallowed up ill the maelstrom of
titles in each t uttell -she drinks she cannot lower - drink."
98.the sup 1 ')ecause the supply is re-1The tramp ceased speaking, the
ies of winter
ver Ontario
on with the
s of grain
Iden Chaff,
Rem Giant,
r,71n—.fru ,5 r i
AVegetablePreparat onforAs-
stlrlilating theYccd andlRcgu1a-
iing the Stemacll3 cl:diowels of
iVSfr
nr:L!<:sir tr.' J.�
S1E
THAT THE
FAC—SIMILE
SI CNA.TU RF4
--- 0 r= ---
•
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful-
ness andRest.Cofltains neither
Opium,Morphine nor Mineral.
NOT INTAr C OTIC.
rr,ea▪ r OL .V.r.5 71 PIT
Jbmptrn Sail .7
,Ila,Sconrt
Batas Sof.'.
-4riz't Sad o
lrmyraint
PA « ylons.Sh
%lens Seed -
lo hid:urnr •
eged,yrnr,••fora:
Aperf:ct Remedy for Constipi-
ti'on, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Weems ,C o r ivuls i o ns ,'Feveri s B-
rat, s tend Loss or SLEEP. II
Ta,: Simile Signature et'
' :EWeeeeste
e -Tam
Ytit� 13.y,. ,^ der Rem . ; 7
'F: it "�•' ^" $
tl � ..,..rel
EXACT'COPY 0r WRAPPC.R.
77.
IS ON THE
RA R,
OF EVERY
BCTTLT1 OF ,
Castoria is put np in one -size bottles only. It
is not sold in ball;. Don't allow anyone ,t) sen
you anything else on the plea or promise that it
is "just as good" and "will answer every pur-
pose." liar Bee that yen got 0 -A -13 -T -0 -E -I -A..
Thec4too-
ca
nlnttl�°"��/F-m every
stgentero�'
vni poi.
i-�"^r
▪ x� yrg� Mac' ,ff,�r8:?r - `�• {;;i.;s„t'
..1.� :�.,.-,:�L'ftp!�.a.�rsl:,3�ti���+.-���+..il. 1..
'41
ati
A Dyspepti Co.
40 SOUTH AMERI AI'- HEiri1P E IS I
THE RAINBOW OF POO 9iSE. 1
Emaciated—weary-0cm.l�a No One
esu edequtttelc de-:er;be tIib itbj!'r..t mis-
ery of the ::edger; r from I) .s; epaiit and
Indigestion. South fluter can Nervine
is the greatest diar'ovt'r in medical
seienro for the cure all c•liruuic
stomach troubles. It acts directly
ISi throtor(, the nerves—Ha seat of illi dis-
tD elmxe. 'Thousands lustily Of cures made.
Relief from the lir::. do -c.
"I was a great sufferer, from stomach
and nerve trouble.,• Tried a store of
remedies. do re ief. half a bottle Of
S.Aut:l Amer' can NcrvIne worked won-
der-. Six bottles mad�'ia new man of
mo."—W. i1. S;termati, Iforrisburg
oat. ilii 2i.
Don't
experiment -vttll new and
dons:tftsl medicines -'1' Lo tho tried
61 and tested.
Sold a
at I:'anutons I
ti .S
t
Orn
year 1893 ; among
each of the years 18
1896, and ancone, 7 vat
uf the years 1807 and 1
2. Three of the varie
wheat have been tested
fr•r five years in susses
following. average yiel
per acre: Dawson's G
32 0 bushels; Early Ge
28.9 hneliols; and Earl
son, 28.7 hu: bels.
3. Dawson's Golden 0
most popular variety \
perimenters in each of t
plenished continually from the in- I glass dropped from his nerveless
exilaustable waters of !the Grand fingers and shivered into fragments
River ; andno matter h w little the ' on the floor. The swinging; doors
eow drinks, there is no anger of an ! pushed open and shut again, and
everfiuw, since the eat uratic valve' When the little group about tae bar
. .—r—„-,_,_,..,— --, ..-„.,_.�..,..•. 1 looked up the tramp was gone.—
Red Claw • i __ .- . _ _.------ .. - Michigan Christian Advocate. .
. pLS`-r"'.c}c'"'.F4G'Q,±J wr'rsoecco *0100.1t00 ; ...._
years.
4. In the co-operative
tor 1838 the Dawson's G
and the I-ar1y Genesee
through the winter the b
New Columbia the poore
5. The Early Genesee
son's Golden Chaff, and
untbia possessed the stron
and the Poole and Imperi
the weakest straw in 1898
6. In the a -operltive 0.
of 0a011 t•f the r,:(:tt 11' 0
the least and the Earl
giant was one of tho ino
by rust.
7. In 1808, all varie
practically free from smu
alY was the ; k A special appeal is being issued by
id) the ex l flea rt Spas the itev. A C Crews secretary of
e past flee; ,tit Epworth Leagues, as 'follows ; "Now
4i DR. AGNEWr S CUBE FDI( THE HEART Lhat the date for the taking of the
perimlents' A =Emu. LIFESAVER.
plebiscite vote has been fixed, let all
Idea Chaff ; o orwnn in the ht,'n:ui an tomy to -day our L''ptvoi'th Leagues make a speed
-
'ant i whose diseases cert. he nm readily de- alty of temperance wot'k for the next
1, nt and
tear .,1 elute rhO•e of thgl heart- endg
t, and the'; lnedicnl chsenvrry has made them few weeks. Not many of our young
to amenable to proper treatment. If you - people will have the privelege of pot•
ant, Daw•• 1
New Col -1
•.t straw ;
1 Amber
erinlents.
(115, rise
is 01.0 of,
Genesee,
affected
Os were
which is
have palpitation or cluttering, short-. Ind, but they can, nevertheless, a tt
nes,': of breath, weak or irregular pulse,
swelling o." feet or ankles recite is rho , art consziderable •inflnCTlCe. It would
left side, fainting spells, cirbpsieal ten- be well if a Couple of enthusiastic
&bey, any of these indieat heart die- ,
ease, No matter of bow lo, g standing temper ante meetings would be held
Dr. Arznew's Cure for the heart will • in every town in the Dominion be -
cure --it's a heart specific--a�••ts quickly
t\peon now and Sept • 29th. Time
—iters surely --•acts mildly.
"I ryas given. up to die by thyysicians and effort should be spent i n making
era friend, one d's • of D ACnovvai
Cure tor the lie:: rt cave me,ease, and them attractive. i:lt•efllate temper
—
bottles )1(1es cured my case, of fifteen\vhltetvood,,..W:r'. ° t The 'liqucr traffic is the eomtnon en-
veer setandbag, 11tHi.. J.L.-chit, am literature in every direction.
Givarantees relict ii. 3O lninutoe.
° emy of the church, the home rand the
nation, and now opportunity to deal
Hold at Hamilton's Drug Store. it a blow should not be neglected.
1
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�ht M
The Loading Sileciaiisfq of America
20 YEARS IN 00101T.
WT.
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WE CURE EISS101
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young or middle-aged men Chant he pres-
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They
'
lhey unfit a mea for business, married
life and social happiness. NO matter
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natural weakness or sexualexcesses, our
.Now Method Treatment will positively
cure you.
LTON'S
UM
PS
Will stand wear and tear for
aeries. 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..
Repairing promptly attended to.
Slab P—Diagonal St, opposite Beattie
Livery.
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Windham, Ont,
it
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