The Wingham Times, 1899-06-02, Page 34
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H. to Be
Paine's Celery Compound Will
Overcome All Your Troubles
and Dangers.
Well people have pure, clean blood'
strong neve, active liver and healthy
kid neYES
If you are a sufferer from headaohe, or
show ei no of rny skindisease,
blood is surely renewed with Wept' rates,
and needs (Itemising by that grendeet ot
ailt loot purifiers—Paine'e Celery Com.
pound.
It you are nervous, suffer from pro-
etration, sleeplessness, mental depression
or deepondency, be assured your nervous
organism needs repair and toning. Your
best and truest medieine for this work
is Paine's Celery Compound.
It the liver is inautive, if you suffer
from constipation and defeethe oiges-
Zion, your only effeettve helper ii Paine'e
Celery Compound.
If you have backache, if the urine is
thick or brioky in color, your kidneys
need immediate ettention, or Bright's
disease may end your life, Pitiee's
Celery Compound cures all forms of
kidney otieease, and will give health and
vigor to all other important organs.
The ablest physicinns, jo America are
continuelly preecribing and recommend-
ing Paine's Celery Compound or the
troubles and dangers tbat have been
referred to, and thousands of thankful
letters from Canada's hest people prove
Sully all that le claimed for the marvel-
lous medicine.
.Had Has Revenge,
An aetor, who is thoroughly con-
vineed of the vindictiveness of woman
reituesthis anecdote in support of his
opinion :—"I .had a woman enemy
unce.. She wee Jeading woman .in
the Company when I was leading
man. On the stage we were lovers.
Off the stage we uidn't even speak
when we met. I had a scene with
her, in which I had to clasp her in
my arms, while her head sank on
my breast. I wore a frock coat and
a beautiful light satin scarf. And
whet did ' that woman do? See
used to make up witb grease paint
aiad when her head sank un my
breast she used to rub het . cheek
against my tie,, and—well, )4 light
satin tie with red and. grease. paint
on it isn't a thing of beauty. 1 had
to buy a new tie ftn, every perloyin-
*nee. ed. Stood, it • .ftesse. nigh tse -and
then another,' Wome n told me • Ii;liat
to do. 1 filledin scarf with pins,
points out, send when my lady rub-
bed her damask Cheek ageinet tuy
breast thnt night bite looked • like a
war map." - •
Just Like Smoke.
A cough is like smoke. Smoke indi-
cates that there is fire eomewhere,
cough indicatee that tee re is a serious
diseese hidden away in the breething
orgaes.. Put outthe tire with water and
the smoke will disappear. Put uut
throat and lung diseases with Shiloh's
•Consumption Ouse and your rnigh will
disappear. 25 ets, 50 ets. and SI. -.00 a
bottle. Guaranteed IC do, everything
1sied to it
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WIN(*UAM
Portnilazo n tno 04rpontor Shop.
The carpenter had pat down his
tools and gone for his luncheon.,
"Life with me Is a perfeet bore,"
said the auger,
"I'm a little board Myself," oeid
the SwaU )
"There's no art in this country,"
observed the Screw -Driver. "Every.
thing's screwed in my eyes."
' "You don't stick at anything long
enough to know what you're driving
at," interjected the Glae,
"'Mee just it," said the Screw,
"Ile never goes beneath the surface
the way the Jack -Plane and I do." , ,
"Tat I" eried the Saw. I go
through things just as much as you
do. Life's stuffed with sawdust,"
"Regular grind," said the Grind.
stone.
"I agree with you," observed the
Bench. "It doesn't make any differ
ence how well I do my work, I'm
always sat ,in,"
"Let's strike," said the Hammer.
"That's it," cried the Auger.
"You hit the nail on the bead that
time."
"P11 hit it again," retorted the
Hammer ; and be kept his word, but
he bit the wrong nail. That is why
the carpenter now wears his thumb
in a bandage. It was his thumb -nail
the Hammer struck.—Bazar.
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CIIAP12ERVIIL
•14,0••••*.rnmpt
JUNE 2, tb09.
. , The Outlook for Wool
1. Let not thy stomach offend thee
' with rambling, growling or gurgling
1 melees.
• 2,, Nor with theme belchings ef gases
, • that arise from over -eating or Ii.di.
gested food,
3. Take heed of these warnings as-
signs that presage the approach of
dyspepaia.
_ 4. Take Dr, Von Stfin's Pineapple '
Tablets, which correct all derange.
mente of the stomach at once, They
relieve distrese, give comfort, and cure
I —and they cost only 35 cents a box—
sixty tablets in a box—at A. 11.11amil-
ton's.
A CARD.
We, the Uodersigned, do hereby agree
to retund the money on a twenty-five
cent bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pills,
if. fitter using three fourths' ot contents
of bottle, they du not relieve Constipa-
tion and Headauhe. We also warrant
that four bottles will permanently oure
the most obstinate cases of Constipation.
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used,
'A. A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
ing FIM, nt. •
Colin A. Campbell, ehernist and Drug -
gait, Winghara, Out.
A. L. Hamilton. Chemist and Drug- .
Do Not A,buse the }logs.
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The William Davies Company, of
Toronto, hal, e issued the following
circular, which deals with what they to get across the line before the
term a very earnest question : • Dingley duty took effect, and
"The quantity of bruised sides at which, notwithstanding the fact that
• present is so serious that we write it has the advantage of not having
You for the purpose of securing your to carry the 12 per cent. duty whiett
co.operation to remedy the evil. the 1898 clip would have to pay
When we tell you that one box out there is practically no market in the
of every twenty of baeon shipped United States and it remains to -day
this week by us is made up of bruis. unsold. The position of Canadian
ed sides you will understand we are clip for the present season is this :—
dealing with a very earnest The greater part of the last year
question. and one which calls for at- clip is unsold; native wools in. the
tendon from everyone in the trade, United States, with which Canada
Punching hogs • with sticks, whip. fleece can be compared, are to -day
ping them with whips, unloading lower than the importation prig° of
them from wagons carlessly. and foreign wools with which they may
anything else which may cause a be ranked in the American markets
el•th ff et of the Din le act on
As is Usual in the early part of
May when preparations are being
made for the coming of the new wool
elip on the market, great interest is
taken In the prospects presented for
this important Industry. The on
look is anything but reassuring. To
begin with, it is estimated that 75
per cent. of the clip 0 last year is
still held in this Province. A good
170 G.O.ARCHIBALD S CASE
Didn't Walk for 5 Months.
Doctors said Locomotor Ataxia..
I deal of this wool was purchased from Kilburn'S Ileart and Nerve Pills
for it to -day hi this naarket is 18c. Cure a.Disease hitherto regarded,
Q only s t e u o as year s •
clip still held in Ontario by parties The case of Mr. G. O. Archibald, of
who a year ago expected to be able Hopewell Cape, N,13.4a. cut of whom
to sell it at a profit soon after it was
purchased, but a Canadian exporter midmost intractable that has ever been
lac to 18e and, the highest plice bid.
- appears below), is one of the severest
giss, Winghatn, Ont
The Presbytery of Paris Met at
Woodstock the other afternoon to
take action in regard. to the call from
Listowel u, Rev. J. C. Hardie, of Ayr.
TnA reverend gentleman accepted
1 and the translation was granted.
l Rev, G. Patte..rson, of Etnbro, was
' appointed intertnan moderator of the
Ipreach bis farewell sermon next Sun -
Ay, r congregation. Mr. Hardie will
• day, and the induction at Listowel
will take place on June 8..
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A Man Named Smith
Had a terrible cough.' People said he
1 WAR going into t•onsumption. Asa matter
j of fact be was al; eady in the early stages
; or that terrible destroyer. But he had
Pelee enough to take Shiloh's Cough and
Consumption Oure, and to -day there isn't
a healthier man iu Canada. '23 eta., 50
ets. and 8100 a bottle. If it fails to cure
the driiggiat will refund your money.
Whoever pays you more court
than he is accustomed to pay either
intends to deeeive ,you or finds you
necessary to hian—Courtenay.
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Handsome is that. harid-
some does," is the old theoreti-
cal
adage,' but after allies the
skin-deep beauty that's attrac-
tive. It would take a big lot
of handsome doing to corn-
pensate for a skin that is
diseased and whose appear-
ance is distasteful to all who
see it, and the torment of the
patient whose daily burden it
is to bear it about. Ds.
Auentw's OINTMENT is a won-
derful cure for all sorts of
Skin Diseases—itching, burn-
ing, stinging sensations which
are acconmanirnents—tetter,
salt rheum, staid head, ring
worm, eczema, itch, -ulcers,
erysipelas, liver spots, and all
eruptions of the skin—one ap-
plication alleys the irritatiori,
and perseverance in its use
results in a speedy cure, For
blind, bleeding, itching, and
ulcerating piles it's a magical
bruise is where the mishief is done. an e e e g y
If you. will carry into effect the good American native growths has, as a
old rule, only apply it to hogs in result, been very disappointing to
place of to men, to "do unto others ranch men, who expected that it
as you would have them do anto would result in a sharp rise in values.
you," we will immediately see an The best price that can be obtained
improvement in the quantity of hogs iu the United States for Canada fleece
now is 27c. The duty is 12c, the
freight charges 0,55 of a dollar, the
Consular charges 0.25 and the com-
mission for selling on the other side.
of the line q cents per pound, which
makes a total of 14.30 per pound for
charges after the wool is purchased
here. This would leave for the pur-
chaser of the wool in Canada, reckon-
ing on a sale at 27c in the United
States 124c per pound, and that price
leaves no margin of profit for the
exporter. This is the situation at
present as it is figured out by local
. exporters. So much for washed
fleece. The position of unwashed is
On Preserving Fruits • • even more unpromising. Within the
last few weeks a Toronto dealer bas
° Miss Parloa, in a talk about fruit, sold some unwashed at 18e in Boston,
says that nearly all 'fruits are better which after paying the duty and
in color, texture and flavor if the freight and other charges makes the
are
sugar is. added when they first value of the un4vashed wool in this
damaged in this way. Can we look
for your help iu this, matter ?
For Over Fifty Years.
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy—Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over afty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teeth-
ing, with perfect success. It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind colic, and is the best remedy
for diarrhcea. [tis pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value is incliluable. Be sure you ask for
IST. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
th kind.
has at an American point a, large lot
of the 1897 elip wbieh he was able
reported from the eastern prov ices, and
• his cure by Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills the more remarkable from the fact
that he was given up as incurable by
• worthy and respected physicians.
The disease, Locomotor Ataxia, with
which Mr. Archibald was afflicted is
considered the most obstinate and incnr-
able disease of' the nervous system
known. When once it starts it gradually
but surely progresses, paralyzing the
.lower extremities and rendering its vic-
tim helpless and hopeless, enduring the
indescribable agony of seeing himself die
by inches.
That Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills
can cure thoroughly and completely a.
disease of such severity ought to encour-
age those whose disorders are not so
serious to trythis remedy.
Th. following is Mr. Archibald's letter:
Fren=a1 Influence.
DIEssas. T. elleerax St Co. "1 CM
assure you that my ease was a very severe
one, and had it not been for the use of
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills I do .net
believe I would be aiii"e to.da,y. I do
not know, exactly, what was the cause
of the disease, but it gradually affected
.my legs, until I was unable to -walk
hardly any for five months,
"I was under the care of Dr. Morse,.
of Melrose, who said I had Locomotor
Ataxia, and gave me up as incurable.
, "Dr. Solomon, a well-known physician
of Boston, told no that nothing could be
done for me. Every one who came to
visit me thought I never could get better.
" I saw Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills advertised and thought I would try
them anyway, as they gave more pro -
liaise of helpings -tie. than any thing I knew of,
"If you had seen me when I started
taking those wonderful pins—not able to
get out of my room, andsaw me naw,
working hard, every .day, you aveuldn't
know me.
" I am agent for P. 0. Vickey, of
Augusta Maine, and have sold 3co subs
scribers in 8o days and won a fifty dollar
pri ze.,
• " Nothing else in the world saved me
• but those pills, and I do not think they
have an equal anywhere.
The seven boxes I tookhave restored
II/0 the full use of my legs and given me
strength and energy and batter health
than I have enjoyed in a long time."
G. 0. ,Aanainatn,
Hopewell Cape, N. B.
In additicM to the statement by Mr.
Archibald, we have the endorsation of
two well-known merchants of Hopewell
Cape, N. B„ viz.; Messrs, J. E. Dickson
and F. J. 13rewster, who certify to the
genuineness and accuracy of the facts as
given above.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are
500. a box, or 3 for x.2,5, at all drug-
gists, or sent by mall. T. Milburn &
Co., Toronto, Ont.
' In a diacussion of this subject by
the New York Society for the Study
of Lite, Mrs. Almon Hensley, Presi-
dent, said that when a young girl
gazes into a future she instinctively
sees herself with a child in her arms,
and Mrs. Hensley thought that girls
shoulft be educated to understand
:the meaning of motherhood and. all
tee responsibility entailed.
- , Then, turning to the subject of the
discussion, she told a startling story
illustrative of prenatal influence.
put on to cook. It is this method market exactly 6 1 -Se per pound, A young man who lived. in a vill-
age had a singular aversion for the
which gives the good effect to the
and yet purchases have lately been -
sight
preserved fruit thatcomefrom France made here of unwashed at 8c to 9c. of meat in juxtaposition to a
and. Germany. The hard fruits,how- •. carving knife, and requested his
mother never to carve at table. He
over like quinces and pears, should
said it caused the blood to rush to his
.be cooked in water •until they are•
d.. bead, and made him "see red." One
tender before the sugar is adde
Most of the dried fruits, too, if care- day, however, the mother placed a
piece of rare beef upon the table and
fully and slowly cooked, need very
little sugar. With the exception of laid the knife beside it. Her son,
after gazing at it fur a moment as
prunes, dried fruits should be soak-
ed over night, and then cooked slow- though fascinated, bounded for his
chair, snatched up the knife, and
hacked her to pieces with it—a deed
for which he was in due course
hanged.
A medical man, bearing of the
case, said he regretted that he had.
not been made aware of the eircum.
stances before the execution, as he
could have proved that it was a case
of prenatal influence, and that the
murderer was not responsible tor his
actions.
He related that twenty years pre -
Before Retiring
To -night, take a Laxa-Liver Pill. It
will work while you sleep without a grip
or gripe, curing -Biliousness, Constipa-
tion and Sick Headache, and make you
feel better in the morning.
• Imam t oho application give.s comfort and relief iri an instant, and in from three to
five nights the trouble disappears. Price, 35 tts.
A London lady bad eczema for years so A.Toronto gentleman, living on llovorcoett
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badly, her face and neck Were SO disfigured she head, spent a small fortune in treatments and
went into a life of seclusion, and the stinging remedies for piles in their vary werst form, was
pain.,of it was so intense that, to use her own treated by electricity with temporary relief only,
words, the " worn next thing to med." She tried and had decided to go oti the operating table and
marry ointments.salves eta washes—Was treated have a Magda' OtleratIM performed, but was
by specialists on akin diseases without getting tceommen ed to try Da. AGNEV6 0INTM101Ta
any lasting beimfit. She bought a boS of Ds. he did so, The first appilcatinn of it relteved
Atttorat't ontemeey—nne apt:mutton gave her the Intense distress—he persisted irl its use and
comfort, and to -day, after using three boxes her to -day ho's rewarded with a cure after years of
akin is at clear and pink as A baby'*. aullering,
VC AGNEW'S CURB FOR Tint HEART—ftelleVea ttnethering, palpitation and fluttering. A
regular life savor In eased of organic heart troubles.
DR. MINfiW'S CATARRHAL POWDER*Relievess cold in tho head in to minutes, Cures hay
fever and catarrh,
13R., AGNEW'S LIVOIR PILLS.negulato the bowels, Tone the eystein. Neer gri,.pe. Pleasant
little doses. 40 in a vial ; 20 cis. 8
SO:JD 14"9' A L. ITA:I/LTON, WINGUAlq.
ly in the water in which they, have
been soaked: Over -cooking for
these fruits is recommended, in which
case a small earthen pot with a
cover is a good. vessel to soak them
in, and they should afterwards be
placed in the oven for slow simmer- •
• ing. In any event, frail should
never be cooked in tin or iron.
Cut Flowers — How to PreServe
Them.
Before placing them in vases,, cut
from the end of each stem one six-
teenth of an inch with a sharp pen-
knife—scissors nip the pores together
and prevent them absorbing nourish-
ment.
The vases should be carefully
scalded and filled three-quarters full
of water, into which should be drop
ped five or six drops of sulphate of
• Impure Blood.
Miss Agnes Faron, Athlone,
writes t—"About two years ago
troubled with impure blood, but
relief until I took Burdock Bio
Bitters, which completely and perm
nently cured me.'
wna's' I ammonia. This anbe obtained from viously the mares raother, returmng
got no any chemist, and five cents worth will from a prolonged 'honeymoon trip,
od
The Toronto Exhibition.
Stimulated by by the grand success
of last year's Industrial • Fair, the
Directors of the Toronto Exhibition
are putting forth greater efforts than
evee to make the one for the present
year eclipse all that have gone be-
fore, both as to the extent and var.
iety of exhibits as well as the magni-
tuddand novelty of the special attra-
ctions. The Prize List has been
published, and copies can be procur-
ed by any of our readers by drop-
ping a post card to the Secretary at
Toronto. The fair is to be held
from the 28th August to the 9th of
• September.
outlast many bunches of flowers. I laid her bonnet on a chair, and a
During the day the vases containing ,m,.)py began playing with it, and.
flowers should. be placed in the light
finally tore it to pieces. Seized with
away from the heat and gas. fury the woman snatched up a cary-
At night the stems should be spong ing knile that was lying beside a
ed off in clear, cold water, so as to re- joint t,1 meat and hacked the dog
Moveany decayed matter which may repeatedly with it. According to the
have accumulated during the day, doctor, she was not responsible for
and all the withered leaves and jaded this outburst, and it had been the
petals slim" be removed with a shal) Mita cause of her sharing the ani -
pair of scissors. During the n a
jell' inal's fate nineteen years later.
theyshould be put into a vase contain
it a solution of soap and water and
set in a cool place. In the morning
cut the end of the stems again and
leave in clear, cold water for two
hours before returning them to the
1 il hate of
•Th!lciren Ory for
vases -containing t sol p
ammonia.
Rosebuds will fatten into large
fullblo we roses if placed in the icebox
for 2.1 hours. White carnations ari
be. tinted to almost any shade by put-
Seheol Girls' NerVOS, ting dye in the water into which they
Many a pale, weak school girl, wirier- are Phwe't.
ing ' the evil effects of an exhausted
•nervous system, and thin, watery bleed.
has been fully restored to the vigor and
buoyancy of robust herilth, by using DN
A, W. Ohitsrier5 Nerve Food. The health-
ful glow oti the cheek and the beght.
bees In the eye tell of the building 'up
process which taking pl,ries in the body.
AO tIN "Tlip LIVE
Aoldevements of Adenital Dettiev. ths anther;
goo .test haN el here. Py Marta iialstettdtbe Ile.
lotto friend nail admirer ef the natioe's 15O th,
gest and hest hook 0s0t, 800' pages StO iota"
watt. 100 plots hattona innetrotiona, 4{111V ira
rparatetts tIpthand.ilbt (4)111'14w:1ton/, thh e.
unteveo M s lirptifitte, Write ardert._ 'rho Omit:west
tIonspay, Vloor Canton Haig., oblekge,
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A Toronto Contractor.
Mr. 3.3. Markle, 257 Landsdowne Stye,,
the well known bridge contractor, was
cured by Milburn's Rheumatic Pins of
a libunsevere uaptt in e of
bed for weeks.
which
Pointed Paragraphs.
Some smart men are fools for rev-
eflLeotcSoilll'.bright hope is exchanged.
for gloomy experience.
The giddy girl makes a •merry
companion, but a sorry wife.
Art is long • that is why women
linger in front of mirrors, .
Some people can best make their
presence felt by their absence,
A man's head is apt to feel light
when he has a heavy load on.
Blessed are they who know enough.
to let well enough aloile,
It is the heartfelt welcome of the
dog that tells the tail.
A blind man should never attempt
to build a house until he gets his
site.
It's foolish to worry about the
things you can help or the things you
eali'PyLramids are so-called because
they appear amid the desolation of
the desert.
The truth that occupies a nutshell
finds some minds to narrow to give
it room.
Conceit is not a virtue, yet every
man should have a little of it in his.
make up.
• The more a man gets the more he
wants, and the, more he wants the
more he qesn.'t get.
Contrary to the general rule the
street ear company finds its hangers-
on a source of revenue.
The man who wears a paste dia.
mond isn't necessarily an Irishman
just because he wears a shani-rock.
Any man who can deliberately
pass a dog fight on the Street With-
out glaneing at it possesses trtle
dignity.
"My back is almost broken with
this weary, weary load," sighs a
poetess, She ought to make her
husband• ews.carry up coal.—Chicag
No
ii.the murder trial of Yon Yon -
sot, at North Bay the jury, after
bt.4)g, sent •lut for Silt hours, brought
iat veedict of "not guilty," and
prisener was diseharged,
lapraine, straits, contracted cords or
pullet(swellings are Owns iirouiptly
ro'eve.1 by Hagyard's Yellow 011. lt is
t ten n 1.'1 use. Price 25e,
the people in the world are
unhappy because they have too
witch, and the other half are un•
pov bemuse they haven't
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..../the ter pid liver, and 'cure
htliousnesi, sick headache, jaundice.
• indiges tion, etc. They are hie
valuable to prevent a cold or break up a
fever. Mild, gentle, certain, they ate worthy
your confidence. Purely vegetable, they
ram be taken by children or delicate women.
Price. 25e,at all medicinealtalers or by Mal
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