The Wingham Times, 1899-03-17, Page 3IN RING TIME
11.1 .e WIMirl-LAIYI TIMES, S,, MARCHH /7, i,9.
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Milking 28 Best Done 'When Cows Maitland. Presbyterial W. V. D .. .
are Least Excited,
Mr. I). 11. Otis, of the Kansas Ag
ricultural College, sends the follow-
s 9 ink* recommendation in regard to
etN�fl)UI docraws,whichw rnldbewellp %Nlt 0 G :
for every creamery patron to adopt.
a (Mr. Otis says ;
Is the Giver of' Health 1 Any excitement or disturbance of
and New Liteto the • the animal system always effects the
I mile!) cow. In April 1898, the
a�1C3I' �3fyec`Sef' Kansas Agricultural College pus•
chased twelve head of cows from
Sprang, with its bright sunsh►ne, Lincoln County, which had to be
Je» thetnng ,rays, worn raves, laud its forwarded by rail. over 1.00 miles.
promisee of it ouw lite in' uuture, Is foot Records were kept from individual
a1,1)$'r,40hiug utast vita u•+ r.atlwd with' nsilking, and it was found that with
true delight by the.old and young who the r'fde 1
erre enjoyingfid!width end bodily . \ocnesicicness and change of
trt:twity. [feed, it took nearly two weeks for
'.lean thousands the ceasing of spring . these cows to return to their normal
tune•.na a fuller imp of agony and suffer.:
'Mg ; it is a time when the dark grave qu"lily of mill. Observations since
donne many v:,:tints. , then have demonstrated that any
. Wada wen and women are burdened . unusual excitement or disturbanao
with death -dealing stekunsses, such +►b -always influences the milk flow. A
kidney didcasea, liver eumplaiait, blood tittle knowledge of the structure of
troubles, rheumatism, oeuralaia, sod the udder will show why.
the terrible after elfecteof grippe, spring'
bas no unarms fur teem, They have i The udder is composed of cavities,
allowed tbetue elvee to emir into a cut- 'or mills cisterns, and milk ducts, sur-
dition of misery and helplessness during rot;nded by muscular connective and
the winter that must quickly terrt,inat.,
fatty tissues
life, until boat true beasth and life give), y . At the end of these
Paine's Celery Compound, be uiaclo,ube milk ducts we Lind smell cells which
of w.ithutit delay.; nave the property of secreting .and
The nervous system, weals sun un- t.ransforining . nutrients from the
,strum;, .runet be fortified; the blood,
,sluggish, havers and wintery,, roust he blood into milk. These cells are
made clean curd fast flowing, and every most eetive at the time' of milking,
organ of digestion meet be toned up to and in fact a large portion of the
true health pituh. milk is elaborated at this time, This
Nature's wonderfully successful merli- i necessitates a good supply cine, PuinoaCeiery Compound, does this g pp y of blood
gciod-work as no ether remedy. can do. to the' udder diirinr the process of
It nuts as a nerve and brain fond, it. gives milking, for it is impossible for these
life to Stagnant blood, it banishes per cells to manufacture milk without
maUently kiduey disease, river complaint,
rheumatism,rilspepsra and other lino• t fresh supplies of nutrients from the
Wes that make lite a misery. t blood.
'fire thoussude of thunktul letters re-; Any excitement that tends to con-
ceived from Canada's best people are the ,
best and •strongest proofs that. Paine'a treat the muscles of udder or turn
Celery Compound, curtWheu your the blond to nther portions of the
life is•in•daugei do nut be misled by . body will cause a 'decrease in the
common advertised medicines, as many' flow of milk. Beating the cow with
of them are dangerous and unsafe. A.oti ; a milk stool ,r speaking to her in
for the kind that hes Cured your friends
and geighbore—the kind that '•wakes. harsh language may cause the blood
people well." I to flow but not to the udder. :Even
feeding the cow •while milking her is
It is given out semi -oil -Wally ' bad practice, and it tends to divert
the 'Toronto financial corporation, i,tle blood from the udder to the;
ct• Every act -of the
Which is in liquidation, will pay only , •
inliter and tive every surrounding of the
about 15 cents on the dollar. Toe
cow should be such that the latter
liabilities are about $50,000 to de -
:powers, the her vihule attention to
posttors, and unsecured aebenture , g
Itoldera secretion of milk at milking there. In
• other words, allow the bloud to flow
Erery imosehold shotild"iii1%e Erni hand "to the udcleg
a
box of Dr. Chase's Ointmaut, The di.
varsity of uses to Which it can be put
and the many doctor's bills it saves war
net it in taking first place in the family Nothing Like a.
medicine ehe t. All dealers sell and re• I You should remember that no other
eon,meod iL . !medicine is like Shilob's Consumption
• A furmer book-keeper of Bunting I Uurtr in any respect: If other remedies
Reid & Co., has dleu at Nagasaki. �htive failed to ieheve your cough or gold,
g that is all -.the more reason why Sou
'It is reported that he took 860,000 of should try Sbiloh'e. Always sold under
other people's money with him when la positive guarantee. It it does opt help
be left Toronto. you., the druggist must give back your
money. 23 els:, 50 ets. and :1.00 a bottle.
Mrs. Joseph Langtry, Brockville,
0nt., •sa,ya '•I htYve weed .Dr.' L' ow'ri
Worm Syrup and 1 ono Nay it has done' "I want to ask one more question,"• 1
imy Children g,od._ It, never fails to act said little Frank, as he was being
pro►nptiy" Yrice"au• put to bed. "Well," acquiesced the
I was an intimate f. fend of your tired mamma. "When holes, come
late h tsband Can't A ox give me in stockings, what becomes of ',the
something to retneusber hire bar V" piece of stocking that was there bo
carne
The fifteenth annual meeting of
this soefety was held in Kook church,
Teeswater, on Tuesday, 11Zarch 7th.
A large number of delegates and
friends worn in attendance.
The church was prettily decorated
with plants and flowers. The friends
in Teeswater had made every pos-
sible arrangement for the eomfort of
their Friends,
Mrs. Malcolm of Teeilwatcr pre -
tided at the opening devotional
morning greeting and was assisted
by M"s, Reed who gave a helpful
Bible reading.
'rile afternoon session )net at f.30
p. ne Airs, Murray, president, open-
ed the meeting with the usual de-
votional exercises and was assisted
by Mrs. Petrie, of Wingham. The
president gave an excellent address.
A1cs. Grant, in review, gave a mos!
interesting • paper on the work done
by the Teeswater auxiliary during
the 21 years of its existence as a
missionary society. The secretary's
report showed that progress. had
been made, two new auxiliaries and
three mission bands being added
during the year. ' The fitaneielMatherstatement presented by Miss. Mather
showed an increase in contribution.
The 'amount contributed from all
sources being $1624.Q0.
In addition to this a large quantity
of warm substantial clothing was
sent to the North West for the use of
destitute Indians. Mrs. Hunter, of
:Unless, dedicated the offering to the
Lord in prayer.
Mrs. Ballantyne,. of • Molesworth,
sang a solo with much sweetness and
expression.
TWas publication report as read
by Miss Anderson and showed that
364 copies of the Missionary Tidings
had been subscribed for during the
year. • •
A selection from the "Junior Mis-
sion Band, Teeswater, was •much
appreciated.
Reception of delegates 'from sister
societies:—Mrs. Muxworthy, repre•
senting the Methodist Society ; Mins
Braden, the Baptist Society; Mrs. J:
J. Hiscocks, the W. C. T. U.; all of
whom extended cordial greetings to
the eociety.
A conference on Mission I3an'd
work was opened by an excellent
paper from ''Mrs. Chadwick, Teen
water. A discussion. followed in
which the following delegates and
friends took part :-Miss Ross, Brus-
sels ; Mrs. Eagan, Iiucardine ; Mrs.
\lxciiav, Lucknow'; Miss Campbell,.
Riversdale; Miss Meiklejobn, Bel-
ave;
el-
ave; Miss Wiet, Kin toss ; Miss
•\lcDunald; Wingham; Miss Deabs,
Wingliaiti; Miss McDonald, St. Helens;
Mrs. M.uxworthy; :Teeswater; Mrs.
{'field, Teeswater.
A selection by the. Senior Mission •
Band, Teeswater, was well received
Miss Sharpe read a most.excellerit
paper on "Individual Responsibility."
Misses Anderson, Campbell and
Meiklejohn bad charge of the ques-
ion drawer and in a very interest
ng way answered a, nunlber'.
questions bearing en the work of the
oeiety, •
•..Election of officers resulted as fol-
lows :—President,
ollows:---President, Mrs. Murray, 1iin-.
eardine ; 1st Vice -Pres., Mrs. Ross,
13russels; 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs. Mal-
colm, Teeswater; 3rd Vide -Pres.,
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If your heart never stopped heating. You would never be sick if your heart
was always able to carry rich, healthy blood in sufficient quantity to every organ 1
and tissue of your body.
When your heart, through weakness or th'estrain due to worry and overwork,
is unable to supply the necessary, mount of deli,'healthyblood, every part of your -
betty begins to show signs of weakness and disease.
DR. dQNE1N
S HEART Mut
Strengthens the heart and purifies the blood. It positively gives relief in thirty
minutes and effects a speedy, permanent cure. It cures nervousness,sleepless•
nesse neuralgia, headache, despondency, female diseases, and all other ailments
that spring trent disease of the heart and blood. If you suffer from palpitation,
weak or irregular pulse, shortness of breath, fainting spells or a lack of normal
strength and vigor in any part of the body, you should secure Dr. AGNr:w'$
HaArt•r CURE'.
I)►r. AGNtiw'S C'STARRIIAL POWDER iseniiorsedbyCanada'sgreatrstministers
and statesmen. Try it. DR. AGNrw's Once niiwr is without a peer in cure of skin
diseases. Relief in it day. 35 Cts, Use Du. Ar;Ni w's Ptr r.s. ea Cts:
SOLD 13Y A. L. HAMILTON) WINGHAM.
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•s the
"Best" is an easy boast. But there's no best without a test. You
expect something extra of best ; something extra in bread from best
flour; something : extra in wear from best cloth; something extra in
cured from best medicines. It's that something extra in Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla that makes Ayer's the best. That something extra is quality.
Remember it's quality that cures, not quantity. Geo. Smith of the
People's Drug Store, Seymour, Conn., says: " I have sold your goods
for twenty-five years and when a customer asks me for
I say ,, 'If you will take my opinion, use Ayer's Sarsaparilla; I will guar-
antee that you will receive more•benefit by using one or two bottles of
Ayer's than you would' bye using half a dozen bottles of some other kind.'.
When tliey take it, I never hear any complaint." '
Ayer's Sarsaparilla cures all diseases that have their origin is impure
blood: sores, ulcers, boils, eruptions, pimples, eczema, tetter, scrofula, etc.
It cures cheaply, it cures quickly, and it cures to stay. That's why it's best.
"After Twenty years' experience as a druggist, I consider Ayer's Sarsaparilla superior to
any similar preparation on the market, and I give it the preference over all others."
A. C. WOODWARD; Worcester, Mass.
"In our estimation, as regard's Sarsaparilla, Ayer's is the standard. We have never
heard it spoken of iii other than the very highest terms."
W. E. T1,RRILL & CO., Pharmacists, 9 State Street, Montpelier, Vt.
"I consider Ayer's Sarsaparilla the best blood purifier on the market."
Dr. GRISE & CO,, West Gardner, Nass.
"During fifteen years of experience with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I have yet to learn of a
single case wherein it failed to cure if used according to directions."
b'. U. COLLINS, Druggist, Paris, ItIo.
"I believe Ayer's Sarsaparilla contains more medicinal value than any other similar
compound." JAMES DOANE, Dispensing Chemist, Kingsville, Ont.
A c •YARD
;Mr,. McLennan, Lttcknow • 4th Vice •
-
Pres., Mrs.'Millar, Kincardine; Sec.
etary, Mrs. alacNabb, Lueknow;
Leo net Secretary of Supplies, Miss
McDonald, Wingham.
Avery hearty vote of thanks was
rendered tb thefriendsin Teeswater
Tot• their generous hospitality.
Mrs. MacKay led the meeting in
prayer.
The public meeting in the evening
was well attended, the church being
well filled. A report of the; work of
tilts Sr'.ciety was . presented by Rev,
W, Whaley, St. ,Helens.. ,addresses
were given by Rev. 11. W. Reed,
Teeswater: -liev, 3, West, lifuevale,
tort Rev. R. P. Maclay, of Toronto.
A very. interesting and 'profitable
meeting^ was brought to a clu*c, and
we trust that some of the missionary
zeal and enthusiasm received tit this
.iteeting may be carried into the
awl{ of every branch of our Society.
Stt:DRE'r.111Y.
For Oder Pltft,7 Years.
An Old mid Wen -Tried Iternetly•-Mrs
Winsit,w'e 'Soothing Syrup hue bean
used for over'ifty years by millrnns of
•t,' i1ierstor their children w tilt teeth•
ne, with perfect success. It soothes the
1• ofatt' tip
till t n the i n ail ra til sin
,s l
k , N, h •1
'lire. wind r•nle = nail is the beat remedy •
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for diarrhoea. It is pleasantthe tante.
Sold by Arueteists in every part of the
world. Twentyflve cents b b.ttie. Its 1
value is inealuable. Be sura i on ask for tt
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, end 1
take no other kind.
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 de not relieve Constipa-
tion and Haadnebe. We also warrant
that four bottles will permanently cure
the most obstinate cases of Constipation.
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used•
A. A. 'Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Wingham, Ont.
Colin A. rein, pbell, r'.hemist and Drug-
gist, Winghrim, Otat,
A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Winghuin, Ont
Western Ontario Orangemen
Barrie, Mardi 10.. -The Primo
Grand Lodge.. of Western Ontario,
has chosen officers as 'follows : F„ W,
junior .graird ms'cter•, J. f. .Siena,
Kincardine ; It W. grand newer, D.
AT, •rernivn, \Viarton , li. \V. rlepnty
is, )t1., ,Inhn 11e,Iiilsn.Toronto;
It, VSs, f=, chaplain, Rev F M. Jl;ilcl
,r
v' OA, v a•r • t .i
win, .\ lett R. V. t
N tr n I
trettsurc'r, E. E. Clark,. tie,. 'r•n'ottiue
it, NV grant K"e"• girt', Willie to Lee,
Toronto , W tV, uraesri i1irttctor of
eereuloitie , ntttcl Caewr"Il, cure
l'ailnerston : lt, \V, depnry grand
chaplain, _R 11. Watson, Roy, 11 0,
Dixon,'1'ortintu ; Want Raven, Rev.
R. Lowe. 1Vin>;htrm ; North Perth,
Hey. Jt. f,ardiiil ".l'almerat in ;
Simeoe, Itev. Pnllip Jones, Av.:ndng;
West Bruce, E A. Ilall, i;ervie ;
North Duron, W. W.'Leiteh, White.
church ; South. Siirleua, bier. Me
Clellan, Cookstown ; E. Bruce, ,I, C.
McCracken, Chesley ; Peel, Rev. W.
Walsh, Brampton ; ,Munck, E. Barn
ey, Port Colborne ; M. W. G. M.
Wallace conducted installation sere
monies. The next place of meeting
was fixed for (3racebridae the second
Wednesday in March, 1900, .
is This Plain :enough?
If you hate a nnsging cough tint are
losing flesh. go to a drug gore and get a
bottle of Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
'rake 1 wo-thirds of it, and then, if you
are not benefited. return the bottle to
the druggist, and he will return your
money. Isn't that fair. No one could
ask more. -25 cts., 50 et% and 81.00 a
bottle.
?.. B. Scott, an nld and highly re-
spected resident ' of Colborne, Ont.
died Snnday evening taf apoplexy,
in his 73rd year, Air. Scott was for
a number of \ ears justice of the
peace and sig member of the school
hated and the municipal council,
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A 'arenologist Speaks.
Prof. 3, W. Grouter writes from Pene.
tanguiphene • "I was troubled with
palpitation of the heart which because
' veru revere. ueer'ng of Milburn'sHeart
and Nerve Pills I determined to try them,
and after taking them for about a week
I was cuseel "
It is expected that railway labor
will be in demand in the northwest:
'this nun, mer at good wages.
Sprint; tiredness is due to an impover-
ished cone )tion of the blood and is cures
by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which enriched
the blood.
The number of tavern licensee
issued in Waterloo county its 1874
was 135 ; in 1897 they numbered'$S
The wholesale liquor licenses for the
years mentioned were, respeetive.ly,
31 and 10.
boD'sT
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Aortae, the for pid liver, and mire
biliousness, sick headache, jaundice,
- )nausea, ind .... tion, ate, They are In
Men kill tlernaelves vehrn they.;
lire brokr.;women dtin't. The won;en
Call stand h better and are more
used to it.
valuable to prevent a cold or break up a
fever. Miid, gentle, certain, they are worthy
your
drtedeicte1cn bbychfent awo 412.
Price, 25e, at all medicine/halm or byi aU
of C. I. lISon & Co,, Lowell, Mame
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