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j Startm to Young Kane Tiagiat, Olt( England's k'lagevs, Dr. A. ata tie for Vito Stables, I, el o ft". cnn ;'of:t :rat er Peer:ns
ase,
i i b dof lino Closing( " If more fathers would take a w Glz xxl(zz2u Dr A W . 41'4'1
'fx r l le t4
'Ch t f n 0h d Alen elm Yrtt die h�r�e sill t l
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. course with their sons similar to. the a vrr ser; o r. area remedies, , .
ons lily father took with 1)qe," ob. are iteown the world over and like old study the, Lt Wnee as wee as tli
pttyricJii eonditlons of the nn :lt-
served otic of the leading business nets.
. i hien of Boston, "the boys might Pills," Catarrh (ti a Steel9tf arainsHetl I'
I blink it hard at the Valle, but they'd. and Turp.entfwe and Ltyer Zara enjoy
Ithank him in after life.' the contioence of everybody. They have
"What suet of a, course ?" we ask- won their way into the patella favor on
ed, merit. Their sterling qualities anti high
"Well,' was a young fellokv a; f ' atdnding and purity have made theist the
ttw'elit •ttivojust nut of eolle"e acid householrt word all around the world, kiss are contrary to his nature, In
y , All tleatears sell and recolnnientl 'thein. dunlesticaation the horse nest depend
En[ ‘1ii-le Lives f4 Many i Thei
sal' Li��tuDisease!
Fame's Celery Compound, Earth's
Great Medical Prescription,
"Maks Sick People ell."
Another short month and the year
1SO8 will come to a close As the year
ends, many loved mitt dear ones pass
away, ec,vet'iug tie and associations thrtt
will bring untold sorrow, agony and
nxtoarning. The vintuns wi:l mime from
rill ciaeees' and eonditlous of our popula-
Mon.
Wile it is true we moat all leave this
transitory life, it ought to be well under-
atood that our years of life on earth
ebould be threescore and ten or fourscore
wears.
When young and Middle aged men and
women Pail to reads a good old age, the
tanit le theirs in ninety cases out, of every
one hundred. It is safe to assert they
have violated the laws of nature and
Lave allowed disease to enchain them.
Years ago the attention of that Bele.
brated medical expert, Dr. Phelps, WAR
especially directed to the class referred
to who die in middle age, He realized
the fact that sofnethiug far beyond the
,ordinary remedies and prescriptions of
the day was required to tweet the varied
conditions of suffering humanity. His
wonderfullife giving presoription,Paine'a
Celery Compound was the bo.in bestow-
ed on the hosts who suffer from the
afommon disease --penalties of nature for
transgressions of its wisp laws.
Dr.Phelps fonnd that nervous diseases.
A. Parkhill Actor's Look.
An actor named Ernest Iastings,
von of William Hastings, of Parkhill.
esephew of W. W. 'licks, itlitehell,
and brother of G W. Hastings, who
is now in his last year at Trinity
-University, has been made the bene
di:ciary of at wealthy Lancasbire lady's
twill, Some years ago, it is Stated,
31e gave a blue -print photograph of
himself to a friend who was leaving
for England. A lady maned Hast -
Sags, who was well-to-do and had
lost a son, took a fancy to the photo-
graph, and left the original. £2.2,500,
She had lost a sea named Ernest.
Hastings is a graduate of Toronto
University and a barrister. He
joined Rhea's troupe and is now
playing in a San Francisco Stock
Company.
Your Danger Now
is from the overworked condition of the
Myer and kidneys which are unable to
,expel impurities frost, the bind. This
causes rheumatism. Hood's Sarsaparilla
Ira's been wonderfully successful in cur-
ing this disease. It neutralizes the aotd•
in the blond and permanently eures the
aches and pains which other medinines
fail to relieve. Hood's Sarsaparilla is
the best winter medicine because it nitri-
tes. enriches aid vitalizes the blood. It
gives help just were help is needed, It
lobes the stomach. stimulates the liver
and rouses and sustains the kidneys.
]t wards' ori pneumonia, fevers, bron-
chitis, colds, co,Dglis and the grip.
Ei BUSINASS .LOSSON.
MOW teem CtYOrcft 'I'AUGti1' ONE M.
TIIit VALE OF MI01`LtY,
Peter Cooper was one of the most
auceessfui, careful and prudent buss
nese men of his time. He was strong-
ly' opposetl to the methods of many
exierehante who launched out into ex.
teavagent enterprises on borrowed
money, for which they paid an ex-
orbitant rate of interest. The fel-
:aiming aneedateillustrates this point
very foreibl,t• :
Once, while talking about a pro -
,jest with an :Lcgnaintatneo. the hitter
`acid be would have to borrow the
money for six tnonths, paying inter-
est at the rate of 3 par cent per
ilegland'e flag the sun on them never
blood troubles, liver and kidney cone
plaints, rheematistn, neuraigit; and dys-
pepsia were dragging thousands to the
grave every year, notwithstanding all
the well directed efforts of conscientious
medical men.
This marvellous prescription of Dr,
.i'belp's was a revelation to the world, in
that it cured desperate and Itch stand-
ing oases of disease that have babied the
best medical skill. -
Since its advent, Patne's Celery Com-
pound has saved hundreds of thousands,
and it is atilt conquering disease every
day. No other medicine known to pian
has ever received such flattering notices
and testimonials from prominent men
and women and from the entire press of
the land. It is the one and only life
saver in every case of disease and suffer-
ing ; it defeats detith when the physician
is unable to save.
It is to this marvellous banisher of
disease—Puiae's Celery Compound—that
we would direct the attention of all who
are run down, tired, sleepless, nervous,
debilitated and weak—symptoms of the
diseases we have referred to above, It
will quickly give to every ailing man
and woman that vigor, strength and
permanent health that insure and guar-
antee a happy old age. •
"Well, if you wish," said Mr.
Cooper, "I will discount your note at
that rate for three years,"
"Are you in earnest ?" asked the
would be borrower.
"Certainly I a.m. T will discount
your note for $10,000 for three
years at that rate. Will you do it?"
"Of course I will," said the mer-
chant. •
"Very well," said Mr. Cooper
"Just sign this note for $10,000, pay-
able in three year and give your
cheek for 8800, and the transaction
will be complete."
"But where is the money for me?"
asked the astonished merchant,
"You don't get any money," was
the reply. "Your interest for 36
months at 3 per cent .per month
amounts to 108 per cent, or 810,800.
Tberefore yonr check for $800 just
makes us even."
The force of this practical illustra-
tion of the folly of paying such an
exorbitant pricefor the use of money
was such that the merchant deter-
mined never to borrow at sta,cb ruin-
ous rates, and he frequently used to
say that nothing could have so fully
convinced him as this rather humor-
ous proposal by Mr; Cooper,—Ex-
ehange.
Coughs Cured
Quickly, permanently and pleasantly
by the use of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup. The .most satisfactory cough
remedy made. Price 25e,
animals, sats the Alese:A ha:or •
Jongliman.
The study is tint a mere fall or
whim idea, for the horse is so con-
stantly in cotltat't with hn,r,ttr:rI
that he is subjected to many tbilare
1 felt myself of considerable stn'
penance. I knew my father was
well off, and my head was full of
foolish notions of having a good time
and spending lots of money. Later
on I expected my father to start me
in business, after I'd 'swelled' a
while at clubs and with line horse
flesh,
"Like a wise man, father saw
through my folly, and resolved to
prevent my self-destruction, if it
were possible.
"If the boy's got the right kind of
stuff its him, let him prove it,' I
heard father say to mother one day.
'I worked hard for sty money", and
I dcn't intend to let Ned squander it
and ruin himself besides.'
"That very day father came
along and 'tangled me fifty dollars,
remarking, 'Ned, take that money,
spend it as you eboose, bat under-
stand this inuell ; its the last dollar
of my money you can have till ynu
prove yourself capable of: earning
money and taking care of it on your
own account.'
all tock the money in a sort of
dazed manner, and statnmered out,
—'I--why—I—I want to go into
business.'
" 1 Business !' exclaimed father,
contemptuously, ' What do you know
about managing the mercantile
business ? Get a clerkship and learn
the alphabet before you talk to me
of business,' And father left me
then to ponder on his words. And
that 'fifty dollars was the last honey
Icy father ever gave me, till at his
death I received my part of the
property by inheritance.
"I felt bard and bitter then, felt
my father was a stingy old fogy,and
mentally resolved to prove to hiuz,
that I could live without his money.
He had roused my pride—just what
he intended I suppose,
"For three days I .looked about
for a place to make lots of money.
But I found no such chances, and at
length I accepted a clerkship in a
large retail store at $400 a year.
"Another bit of his 'stingine&' at
this time was demanding two dollars
a week for my board through the
first year.
"At the end of my first year I had
laid aside $200, and tbe next year,
my salary being raised $100, I had
$500 laid by.
"One bundred cents meant more
to me in those days than $100 had
previously.
"At the end of four years' clerk-
ing I went to my father with $1,500
of my own, and asked him if he
was willing to help me enter busi-
ness, Even then he would only let
me hire the 'money, $2,000 at six per
cent.
"To -day I am called a successful
business man, And I have my
father to thank fur it. Those lessons
of self denial, selt.respeet and inde-
The Bid Came Another Way. pendence which he gave me--
A distinguished actor of the pre- though hard at the time -put 'the
sent day was one time engaged at manhood into me.•
one of our leading provincial theaters
in a drama in which he attempts an
escape from a convict prison, first
by getting rid of his fetters • by
moans of a file and lastly by getting
over the prison wall. In the act of
doing this he is shot at by a warder
and killed.
Oee particular night the drama
I
for everything upon those who own
Worthy of Bmulation. hire or, at least, who care for him in
C the stable and drive him. Ever
. Lord Mount Stephen it is said, has attendant should keepcertai:i
set apart .$2,800,000 in the hands of things in mind always. ere ate a
trustees to be advanced under cer-
tain conditions to his young relatives.
Lord Mound Stephen so it is reported,
hos expressed a desire that his rela-
tives should enjoy the eatautages
and pleasures that wealth can bring fuse a horse and advertises a bloeta
while they are young and he is alive, head
few of these things :
You can get no more power from
a horse than you give hitn in his
food,
Yelling and jerking' the bit eon
He believes that there is something
in the scriptural teaching 'that it is
more blessed to give than to receive.'
He desires to enjoy some of this bless-
ing while in life.
What enjoyment can he tbere,
evert in anticipation, to know that
after death the chances are largely
in favor of a squabble among rela-
tives over property bequeatbe l to
them. How muc`i better is it to fol-
low as every rightly constructed
person should enjoy, tbe helping of
other persons at a bine its life when
such help is needed and appreciated,
Lurd Mount Stephen has also in the
past, given largely to hospitals and
kindred institutions in Montreal and
elsewhere. This is an example that
might well appeal to the considera-
tion of people of wealth.
"Years afterward, father told me
it cost him the hardest struggle of his lodge, and many in other lodge,
were anxious to have the claim paid,
but: the Supreme officers were power'•
less ander the law of bis State. and
could not pay the claim, The inter
esti of members are mutual and all
should work for the suceees of the
order in whieb they hold eertilieates,
and Ihst, but not least, do not fail to
pay in time.
Scrofula Luted.
1'. Dubuc, Magog, (,1ue, writes : „l
have used three bottles of B. U. B. for
Scrofula, Impure Blooci and Dyepelets.
and was completely restored to health.'
A CARD.
'We, the Undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a twenty-five cent
bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pills, if, after
using three-fourths of contents of bottle,
they do not relieve Consi:ipation and Head.
acihe. We also warrant that four bottles
will permanently onre the most obstinate
case of Constipation. Satisfaction or no
pay when Wills' English Pills are used.
A. A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Wingbam. Ont.
Colin A, Campbell, Chemist and Drug
gist, Wingham, Ont.
A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Druggist,
Wingham, Ont.
To The Point.
Millions of dollars annually are paid
to widows and orphaus, thereby pro.
tecting them from want poverty and
country poor -houses. Wage earners,
why are yea so careless or lake -waren
when you can gain so much by eo
little sacrifice? If necessary forego
the plesare of one cigar or beer a day
and let yonr loved ones reap the re-
ward, This small atuount'will pro-
vide for your family one or two
t,ousend dollars of insurance, which
may become a God send.
Some members are very unbusi-
nesslike in paying their monthly
payments, thus keeping thetuselves
protected only part of the time. Re-
cently we read of a member of a
fraternal order, who had been par-
ing; for nineteen years•, but he was ill
the babit of allowing his certificate
to lapse. He was taken suddenly
siekand died witbin a few hours
It•was found that be had allowed his
certificate of $2,000 to lapse eight
days before. All the members of
Dr O. M Muslin, trittr•g m t;Jekes-
eriean rinurn it rti 3h ea th. ?AA' IOU?,
says :--":',n r r the Is/ i it t ri acti-
('inea derort•u ' : k• (.4 ,."';"3 11 #• Ijr,
Ointment, es b r•• rt + (,4 I'M" Pa, 1 os,tit-•
akin skin or nt ior,a t,t alt dt ,,:F, for
which it hubs Is eu eves wilt, merited
s•u;r'es and l,+:ti rf eeted rattrart-t,ide
cures in Ayer v , lu tirate ttr.c:trt: wrtit b.
seemrr to beffle the c'Ittiftsi rr t>dts c l ootid-
,
Tne horse is tnan's invaluable
helper and should be treated us a
friend.
.Any fool can ruin a team, but a
wise driver maintains its value.
The best drivers talk much of
their animals.
Your horse needs water Menet
than you.
Balking is sometimes caused be
abuse. over loading of tight harness,
Never strike or hurt a balker. Stun'
eloth in his ears, or hold tip his toot
and tinker with it fully three tnirs-
utes. Divert his attention, and do
it kindly.
No horse should wear a shoe more
than four weeks.
The whip costs more than it saves.
Put it up.
Blinders are useless and injurious
Cut them off, '
Wide tires save much hcr�
power.
But few farm horses really nets
shoes,
Your horse intends to please you
but d.,es not always know your
wishes.
Dark or damp stables cause low
spirits and various diseases
Axle grease pays 1,000 per eent.
profit.
Good blankets are profitable hut'
sae food, if wisely used.
Cruelty qualifies for •crime; they
are close neighbors. It is cruel and
silly to whip a horse for fright.
Soothe him with kind words,
his life to be se bard with his boy.
But he felt it was the only course to
make' n man of me. Many a time
we laughed heartily over that little
two -dollar board -bill."
For Over Fifty Years,
An Old arid Well -Tried .Ciemedy—Mrs
had tun its usual course up to the �4itisltiW't1 Soothing Syrup has been
point where the actor attempts the used tor over '3fty years by millions or,
escape over the prison wall. The mothers for their children white teeth
warder, as usual, ins with perfect succesa. It sootbes Lbe
presented his rifle, child, tioffens the glints, allays all pain,
but instead of a, loud report nothing
but a faint elickingsourtd was heard.
The rifle was lowered and after a
brief delay again pointed, but with
the same disappointing remit,
The audience now began to hiss
and jeer,
The disgusted actor then got off
the prison wall, and, staggering to•
ward the footlights, exclaimed s "It's
all up 1 I've swallowed the file 1"
and cell prone on the stage amidst
the laughter and applause of the
audienee,—Pearson's Weekly,
xnonth, sores wind colic, and is the best • remedy
for diarrheern It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is incalutible, •13e sero yen ask tot,
:Ylrs. W'ieslow'e Soothing Syrup, and Derhig the season of nawi,;tltion a
take no ether (Lind, hornet;have been recovered from the
lictlt tobacco growers lieltlat>ileet� Detroit sliver in the vicinity of ,tilt
het•sthere
ing at Ridgetuwn last week. It is i 1ilburn's lthe{tntatic Pills are th t nn
staid the deiegtltes did considerable lv rehnt 14 and satisfactory remedy f..r
Chewing about the low price of Ieaa. iihertnraairen, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gent
"Why 40 you borrow for so short
a time ?" Mr. Cooper asked.
"Bec.tuse the brokers will not tie.
•gotiate bilis no longer."
it
visti ton
Causes fully half the sickness in the world. It
atatakis the digested food too long in the bowels
end produces biliousness, torpid itvcr, indl•
sten, bad tussle, coated ifs
lls
liH In-
mate,
sick headache,
snnte, etc. hood"S Pills
tre Conttipatlon ited all its
faults, easily anti thoroughly. ".5o. All druggists.
iwepared by C. I. flood & Co„ Lowell, Rises.
gtolilyrritls to saki with IYood'.s Jatsaperitta
). CTIvi's0Lh;t-r.ttilw,n'rrwaat'i:'(vri't:VAIN ,n,no Nournigut, Pri.ce50c.,ail druitaisl ,
es. for "The Story et the t'irilippines' ty Shoat " Magistrate I3artlet, I
Lhlstt,ati, emuln sin's i ay ttrr Government a+ , Slues iSii:t aT, r
btileialnlllat, tit t 1nathe Wni! Deparuan et.
itsiTh ,\ '.1111dn ", has issti1',d over . ,500 mama
:t t tee :taws i rt1 V ,r ,
to tikes nestle tt ith Gremral Merritt, in the hespirll4 I ogee lir:tenses.
et tlonetutn, i,rlloasr #font, in the Arne` Ivan trench .. -
4.' - -rd,'s "St allow Oil.. II tots statism, i't thr: l'skli ;ens natlp3 suit', A,Sttinat
r�iy 1 �' of rOtitrxAl �` `iTiVfrrTlit" rit•t"
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isasto laird pale of nit 1(111tl. Tease inter- i wok Low list (e ►i•i:t. pto11t9. 1,rt1,r11t paid. i tr'Italtdc•inenres-drtin1te,. bonafdr silo tn,1r/,i,,
once free...Lcidre4s, I,. 'C4 i;nr.trr, :let..•, Star .,`I. "rfd•t •tits aAtm tai's niselepe, erten 5. it, •t,
seen (lrtmr*. Whooptny! Cough,
13rnbchitls, Sera Th,'oat, etc, ' l'tice 25e. "Insurance la1dg„ Oblong).
1'resd.lka,'•Mitii afro.
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The directors s,f t be f luireee Mutual
Fire Insurance cast, met in Tepeweier,
Nov, 26th 1Sftx:, /Is pi -r motion of
belt meeting. All men:hers present:
the presideut in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting- were read
end on motion of John 1 . Scott and
Wm, Reid were sustained.
Scott-- ale Kague--That all applica-
tions for Mem:linee token by the Aim
event agents he laid on the table for
inspection. Carried,
Reid— McKague — That having
carefully examined the anpiicatione
laid on the table by • the different
agents they are Nand satisfeett.ry to
this board, the president and secre-
tary are .hereby authorized to pros
pare and issue policies fur the same.
Carried.
Reid—Scott—That the levy on all
live premium• nate, fur increasing the
reserve fund and other' purposes for
the year 18118 be at the rate of 3?r o
and that a Iiy•Iaw be passed to that
effect Carried.
Reid--Melangue—That By-law 25
being a By-law to levy and collect;
for current • expensce and reserve
fund fur the •year 18118 he pow tread
a first, second and third time, passed
signed, and sealed. Carried.
aleKtigue—Seott—That the claim
f Wm. Verson fur danntges to bairn
.•v lightning amounting to $4. be
'aid. Carried.
Moffatt—Scott—That this board
to now adjourn to n►eet again on the
'ast Thursday of December at 2:
J'cloek p. m. Carried.
D1VID MMMC.i\TOSUI,
Sets'y.-Treas..
What a, Pleat! —$or,r Stomach, Die -
tress after luting, Weight in t.ht+:�t•u,u-
auh, Wind on the Stomach, Loss of Ap-
petite, 'Dizziness, Nausea, Stott Hoed-
ache—formidable foes to good hearlth--
but Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tabiets
are the invincible battleshii s that can
put to rout >aud 3estroy the fast ves
Lige or thew, and make peace and happi
pees reign where all Was teirery and sal
Tering. 35 cents. Sold by A. L. Hatuil
ton.
Thirty seven people on board the
British steamer Clan Drummond,
from Clyde for the Cape of Good
Hope, wrecked in the Bay of Biscay
were drowned.
Nip is at the Bud.
The time to put nut a tire in wb ^rr ft
E tarts. Conan rr,ptinn is like tire. In the
5eginoing i.. is t+asy to cure. The longer
it goes on the more it destroys. At the
diet si,an—when the cough begins and
when flesh is lest—cure it with Shilah's
Cough and eionsnmptinn Cure. 25 ets,
50 ens. and $L•u0 a onttle. Your mune)
refunded if it fails to cure.
•
A. board of five nsan will have
control o; the Mount Forest water•-
wroki system.
When the Vt] istle Blows
it ;s a signal that tho train is colntng,
end if you doe't get off the trach will
run over and kill) vu. When you oouaih.
itis a signal that eoaetimptien is coming,
and you had better look out. The way
to stop consumption is to stop the cough.
I'he way to stop the cough is to take
,ihiloh's Cough sail Consumption Cure.
d5 eta • 50 cis and $1.0#) ii bottle, Money
refunded if Its fails to euro. •
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Before itis too late, stop that succession of colds t tat means noising ntorc
nor less than catarrh. Stop the suffering. Stop the disagreeable catarrhal dis-
charges that are so humiliating to you and offensive to"our friends. li:tn't let
it rtm on until your condition causes you to be ostracized 114 if you ,. re a leper.
Don't neglect yourself until Consnrnptton-snakes its fa: 1 appearunee. You ern
be curets. • not merely relieved, but absolutely and perf.:tiy cat ed.
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
vitt restore stat to rotnplet,•, relfcet health. It grass seat at er ,•^, It (awes
in an incredibly short time. Ilsids.u:
of cases (1 coon;years' tU., Ih
;
have been cured --•sass.:, that phs:4irinns had pronounnyl ineur.:1; . 1::+•-,it.trrhal
powder nets like tnagir not naly i,t cat tabs tat in 00.11,o 'ore. thru,:;, tonailit#s,
bay fever, loss of smell d.',i te-- 'aud tit 4iatjf tr }1is,at¢s.
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several y..u,. Water wont' riot h•.,tn my r•^. ti anti nosy for d.t 4 at a tis:•• .t:, en titer
tnonths nits I w: induced to try Dr. Agn.•ti'rr,GAtat'Ital 1' ntd, r ani ,.:,` , rt, the
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