The Wingham Times, 1899-04-14, Page 30
111.E . T .b.F. (*RA r•11. AL
fOUata of Health ani `luting th did large o men w a 1 a s t
tare 1 1 M #1111 Will
ll:
of the bravo pioneer work of this vril Minn `Provineo, have been arraltged in a
series of very brief biographical
Newdie sketchee arekih published The:
Compantl
Is the Mightiest and
Most Ed'ective of All..
'Known Spring Medi-
cines.
rl' e, c niung el:D s eta: les are
Pai��'s CElery
the following of old residents of
Huron :---
Thunms Farrow, of Brussels, county
cif Huron, cattle into the township of ,
rfurnberry in 1854, . and was, first
engaged in general storekeeping,
tin. the sante year he tools up land in'
the adjoining township of Morrie, and
lints lived in that neighborhood down
to the present time. Mr. Farrow en.
r tered the Dominion Parliament as
representative -for North Huron in
1872, and continued to rept( sent that
constituency fcr early fifteen seats
'Tis an Eminent Physician's Pre-' Thomas 8lraelian, (if the townshi
scriptien. 'of Grey, county of ,Huron, moved to
the. township in .1854, and, in
I company with his brother's, took up
lid ward E, Phelps, WS, D., LL. D„ a a large section of land. Mr.
leading prot'esitor in the celebrated Dart- , Strachan has long been prominent in
mouth Medical College, first prescribed
what is now .known tuevery bad ut the
civilized wurid as i?iuue't Celery Com-
pound, a positive dire for the 3ornmon
atilrnents anti diseeeeta of sprints, Beata us
blood troubles, kidney and liver com-
plaints, dyspepsia, nervous diseases,
neuralgia'and rheumatism.
As at spring medicine, Paine's Celery
Compound now occupies first plaee in the
estunation of .medical men. It bas been
tested by ;umbers of the profession in
cases wlaere ordinary preserlptions have
municipal affairs and was reeve of
the township on several oecltsions, ' °
Robert 'Currie, of, the township of
East Wawanosh, county of Huron,
was among the early settlers in the
township, and has the distinction of
having served in the first municipal
council about .1857, and since then
has on several occassions held the
office of reeve.
failed,and in,every instance the wonder- James Craig, of the township of
ful compouod has maintained its claims 1Mortis, county of Huron, purchased
and banished •disease. , the farm he now lives on , in 1868.
The aetien.of Pa ineef Celery Compound , Mr.
, Craig g' has been ton prominent
on the Cervous syetern in spring time,
to rnarvellous in health producing re- 1 in matters pertaining to public, in -
Sults. it quickly purifies the vitiated „Wrest. in all questions affecting' the
and impure blood, braces the nerves,' educational affairs of the township,
rebuilds the tissues, adds to fleeh and illlatu Mallpu h of Du1i *anrion
weight, increases the appetite, augments I g , F, ,
the powers of assimilation, and keeps the l township of Asbheld,county of Huron,
• whole ,digestive organism in proper re- took up land in 1854, and still oceu
pair pies the lot he then settled on. Mr.
Pain's Celery Compound has done a Mallon h was reeve of othe toweshi
p
Sraud workurel h e isor tbe ibestsguarantee in thetfor stt from 1860 to 186i), and has always
those who are now ailing and physically been identified with matters affecting
broken down. ' Every City, town and tho welfare of the township.
Village in this •vastDoniininn can (enlists
its proofs of the virtues of Paine's Celery
Compound—well attested cures.
A few tiottleeof theureat'spring medi-
cine used at this time will give to every
MO and woman the blessing they are du
earnestly seeking— ere e health.
OLD HUAQNIANS.
NEST WMT') GAVE EVIDENCE BEFORE THE
"Q13LIC ACCOUNTS ARBITRATORS.
In the arbitration . on public
aeonnts between the Dominion,
Ontartrs•and'Quebec, the arbitrators,,
sitting tit the `Parliament building's
at Toronto, heard evidence in regard
to the division of the income of the
common school fund:, ,and -for this
purpose, The Globe says, "many re-
presentative and reputable citizen
from differeni'r counties were exxlrnin-
ed, and gave xuueh valuable informa-
tion to tho board of arbitration.
The evidence furn6hed by the
witnesses referred to was necessarily
of character of .little interest on the
whole to the public, but it included
in every ca:+e an epitome of. the ear-
'. eer of the, witness, and those facts, re,
rev qv1
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Stop It ! Stop It t
Don't imagine for a minute that a cough
amounts to• nothing. Thousands of
people are in their, giayes to -day who let
a cough take its course; Stop that cough
ut onee with Shiloh's Consumption Cure,
which 'all druggists sell at 25 Cts:, 50 cls.
and 161.00 a bottle, 11 it fails to help
fou, your money will be refunded. .
'What is said`to ,be the. largest bog
ever raised was, recently slaughtered
in Nbw York. The animal was Jer
se'y bred ''tear' tWW''-and rind half
years old, weighing alive 1,(109
and dressing 1,036 lbs. 7t measured
nine feet front tip -of nose to the end
Of its tail, two 'and one nag -eet
across the loin, two and one: hell' beet
'Across tate hams and stx fee, ill girth.
Cured to Stay Cured.
It's .a wonderful ree;art'1 of permanent.
cures Burdo.+tc ftherd Bitters is present-
ing. Inste nese ars given of such serious
diseases as {)'tuners, Sera ulous Sores,
Salt Rini,u, Nil-vsipeias,Abscesses, Run•
n Sora , tie, wvbere 13,B.13. made it
mire three, feu r anti even twelve years
ague., rind ihri disease has shown no,signs
(if mini111,ig,
Nature's remedies are not like man's—they never
fail. Of the luany remedies intended to cure dyspepsia,
sour stomach, distress after eating, weight in the stomach,
wind on the stomach,loss of appetite, dizziness, nausea, im-
poverished • blood, catarrh of the stomach, sick headache, and
similar results of indigestion, only one is uniformly awl unfail-
ingly successful—that is nature's own remedy, found only ie.
DR. VON STAN'S PINEAPPLE TABLETS.
The pineapple contains a large amount of Vegetable Pepsin—
nature's most potent aid in digesting food. Mix meat and pineapple
and agitate the mixture at a temperature of roe, and the pineapple
will'completely digest the meat.
Take two of Dr. Von Stan's pineapple Tablets after your meals
and they will digest your food without aid from the stomach. This
ti course rests, strengthens and heals the stomach. The tablets
• will cure the most chronic case of dyspepsia. They give its.
tnediate relief. flake thein for a short tune and your stomach
will be as strong olid hearty as that of a far'mer's boy.
They are pleasant to the palate as candy.
At all druggists. -35e. a box -or direct from
THE VON STAN MEDICINE CO.,
Toronto, Can., abet Buffalo, NN.Y. 1
tl e ;:i'r A. r. .. ,'i; • •3 lee O1'4, WOR A u.r.
is ieleet :°+e
Diamond Dyes Have
First Place in the
Old Land.
A Hamilton Lady Says :
"Diamond Dyes are Far Above All
Others."
Mrs, J, 5, Burton, Hamilton, Qat.,
says : "While living in England I had
1
tnere until I used .the famond Dyes..
When• 1 Dame to Canada 1 still used the
Diamond Dyes, and anti using them now,
and will never have any other kind. to
do my work. Diamond Dyes are. fur
above all others."
FOUND TETE, MONEY.
•
PECtfl1TAIt' EXPERIENOE OP A TELLERTELLEROla' THE BANN OP TORONTO,
To be short in his cash after a -day's
business is a rare occurenee for the
teller in the Bank of Toronto, but a
few days. age such a case occurred,
and over and over again he counted
the cash. but could not find where a
bundle of fifties had gone, says a
Toronto despatch. Despairing of'
ever recovering the zeo.ney he• had•
made good the deficiency out of his
own funds, bat continued the search
for the missing bills in his spare
moments. Thinking there was a
possibility of the money being around
the desk, a carpenter- was called in,
who moved the counter, and at the
back of it. was found a $i bill. On
the floor was found eight fifties, and
when these were produced the teller
was the happiest official in the jut: -
cation. It is believed that the rats,
accustomed to'visit the teller's lunch,
which was kept in the drawer, were
tempted to carry off the bundle of
bills, and after getting it on the floor,
were' unable to drag it down the bole.
considerable experience in home dyeing
work, rana had ad perf eet success ee
D
A CARD
We, the Undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on •a twenty-five
cent bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pills,
Pr. after using three fourths of contents
of bottle. they do not relieve Constipa-
tion and Headache. ' We also warrant
'that friar bottles will permanently cure
the most, obstinate•cases-of Oonstipat•iuu,
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng-
lish fills are used. ++
A. -A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Wiri sham, Ont.
Colin A.'Carnpbell, Ohemist and Drug -
gee, Wire:herd. Ont.
:1.
L Hamilton. Chemist and Drug-
£'ts2, Winehanl, Out
Utilizing the Waste. .
An interesting branch of the pack-
ing business is the utilization of
boners, blood .and other things that
used to be waste: "'I 'osuch`an extent
has the utilization of byproducts
been carried on in Chicago that now
that- only waste in a steer is the
gastric juice, and what'was formerly
waste is now worth more than the
meat, The horns go into - knife
handles or back of combs. The
white ho if -i .are sent abroad to return
as ivory, while the black hoofs be-
come handles for knives and canes
and are made into a dozen other
things, the soft internal parts being
resolved into jellies and candies.
From the bones aro produced piano
keys, dice and boneblack. Glued
gelatine, neats foot oil and au imi-,
tation of whalebone are made from I
the sinews. The clarified blood is •
taken by the sugar refiners, while
the remainder of it is made into
buttons and fertilizers. The intes-
tines serve as easings for sausage
and the bladders as cases for snuff,
The tall tuft is an insignificant part
of the animal, but when steamed,
dried and wasted it becomes curled
hair sells readily. The financial re
turn from a steer as estimated by
one is as follows: „From the ineats
$40; fromthe'hides, hair, horns anti
hoofs, $25 ; from the tats, blood,
sinews and bones $15 ; from all other
wastes, $15 or $55-,; receive& from
the by products
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For five years my husband suffered from -scrofula, The h; st physicians
in our city pronounced the Case incurable. Sores appeared, eating tato the
mouth and throat, The jugular vein was exposed, the tongue entirely
eaten away, the palate and tonsils eatery out,and there waw elarge core cn
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the outside of the throat.. After everythint, else bad failed, he -tried
Sarsaparilla: lie had to take it through a tube, ao his throat was t :s cera
to swallow. Nov,, after years of terrible suffering, he is fully restored to
health, and he is able to work every clay, although his speech is greatly
affected by the loss of tongue and palate."
Idrs,. E. L. FOSTER, Wilmington. Del,
"'For seven years I suffered with that terrible scourge scrofula in my
shoulder and arm. Every means of cure was tried without success. I had
a good physician who tried in every way to help me. - I was told to take
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I immediately began its, use, and after taking seven
bottles of this remedy the scrofula was entirely cured."
Mrs, J. A. GENTLE, Fort Fairfield, Me.
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"I was a great sufferer from scrofula, being unable to do any work for
twelve months. Not one of the doctors who attended me, nor any of the
medicines I took, did me any good. My friends supposed that I could not.
live. Cine of my physicians induced me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After
using eight bottles I am now perfectly well."
GEORGE TOWNSEND, French Camp, Miss.
rst > r� .ws
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"For many years Ayer's Sarsaparilla has been one of the constant reme-
dies used in the Horne for Little Wanderers, and we have found it valuable.
in eliminating humors from the blood which seem to have been inherited, • .
especially scrofula and other skin diseases." (Rev). 13. A. COOPER,
Supt. N. E. Rome,for Little Wanderers, 13oston, Mass.
Dr. Ayer's Pills are specially adapted for use with Ayers;
Sarsaparilla. They promote ° digestion- and keep the liver,
bowels, and stomach in good working order.
C itarrh Relieved m 10 to 60 Min-
utes.—One ehort putt of the breath
through the Blower. supplied with each
bottle of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder,
diffuses this Powder over the surface of
the nasal passages. Painless and de-
lightful to use, it relieves inetantly.
and permantly tures Catarrh, 13 ay Fever,
Colne, Headache, Sore Throat, Tonsilttis
and Deafness.
Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
THE EVILS OF FLIRTATION.
TF10SE WU0 ENGAGE IN IT GROW IN'
CAPABLE OF STEADVAST,
ENDURING LOVE.
"In flirtation ' there is the• seine
dissipated element of excitement so
Ibeguilding in gambling—uncertain,
ty ; in fact, we might add to the
dictionary definition a still later one :
'To flirt, gambling in hearts,'
writes [Prances Evans, "About men,"
in the April Ladies' home Journal.
f "The flirt, like the gambler, feeds
i upon the intoxication of his passions.
In a few nears he becomes incapable
'of steadfast, enduring love, that fee•
in which in civilized man is separat\
ed from the love of the barbarian by
the element of ideality, of spiritual
sympathy as distinct from merely
the attraction of brute nature. The
open-minded, open•souled, manly
man is apt to express fiitnself in
;abr'iipt praise of what he likes, bur
the flirt knows better than to take
NO Cocaine iii Dr. A. W,
Chase's Catarrh Cure.
.Prof. Heys, Ont. Sabool of Chemistry
old Piiiuivacy, says:--" I have made an
examination of Dr. Chases Catarrh Cure
for Cocaine and in all ite compounds,
"rain sinnplPS purehasert in the open
•ut•ritet. and find bob° present." W.
offer a reward of $1,000, to be devoted to
any charitable institution it any drug.
met or doctor eat find the least truce of
that deadly drug Cocaine contained in
Dr, Chna.: s Catarrh Cure." 1)r. (chase's
Critarrh Cure,' recommended by all deal.
Ars at 25 cents a box, blower "Waded
• free, the edge of of a compliment by
giving it. publicity. The flirt is in-
variably confidenlal in his mariner.
A flirt becomes unscrupulous in his
.relations with women, no matter how
high a cede of honor he may abide
by in other matters. His cords!; ence
is callous-rl on one side beyond
remedy.- There is no germ which
devehipa more rapidly than the flirt•
ittihn, bacteria. • Given a young man
of WOlri.tfl whose pride is wounded
none dt'elrly than his or her love by
a. member of the opposite sex, then,
if these, hes <„ t•light flirtatious tend
eney to begin with ; it will be but
over night betore Rahe weed has grown
to surprising proportions, ehoking
out conscience and kindness' while it
supports and strengthens vanity,
which stands close by wounded af-
fections in the human heart."
Ory for °
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,tt. for "The Story or the Philippines' AyAlnrat
Cl.t etnul, commissioned by the Government as 0111-
eial historian to the tv Otor tmen t, 7+he book
was written in army c0upa at Silt trrarnsieeo, on the
Pacific, with with General Merritt, in the hospitals at Ho-
nolulu, In Hong aunt;• in the American trenches at
Manile„ the insurgent camas with Aaninaldo, en
the deck of the Oivmpin with Dewey, and in the
roar of 1,1tttlo at the full et Manila, lienania for
agents, Brimful of original pictures taken by iter-.
eminent photographers on the spot, Large book,
tow prices. hat; profits, Treht tt paid. Credit
gtten. Drop all trashy unofficial war books, Outfit
free, Address, P. T. Barbet', See'y., Star Insurance
Bag., Chiomeo.
It Wilt or It Won't. -
Shiloh's Consumption Cure will dither
pure your cough, or it won't. Ohre or
the other—sure. Try and see. If it .
cures, the druggist keeps•thr.- ;ey you
pay for it. if it don't Cee, - . 0-,f e'iliruggist
gives back the money. -beery bottle
carries a guarantee. 25 ots., 50 urs. and
SLOG a bottle. flood for Cousumptions,
Coughs, Colds, Croup, i3rocebitis, and
Throat Troubles generally,
A fire insurance company considers
a conflagration the best thing out. --
Chicago News.
Dr. Low's Worm Syrup is recog-
nized by Mothers as the best remedy
they tan give. their Ch Pen, It is
simple, safe tied effectual. Price 25e.
A cynical bachelor says deeds are
masculine and words are feminine.
It is better to loose your grip than
to have the grill lose v
mat
Is often a warning that
torpid or inactive.
troubles may follow..
efftclent cure of all
liver troubles,
While they rouse the liver, restore
full, regular actlon of the els,
they do not gripe or paln,seeris _
irritate or inflame the Internal organs,.
but have a posttlee tonic effect, 25c.
at all druggists or by snail of
C. T. Hood St Co., Lowell, Masse