The Wingham Times, 1900-05-25, Page 3f
TIE WINGTWI MAY 251 1900.
It vor Fail
To Make Bice
Al People Well
Ci'ompui
Is a Great Physician's
Prescription.
1Posseses. Live -Giving Virtues
Unknown to Other Medicines.
All Classes of our People
Speak of its Marvel-
illus Cures.
The best blessing of life—good health,
deperlds upon the perfect action of the
nervous ourrents and the vigor of the
;circulation and the quality of the blood.
If you aro rundown, feel Bout
;energy, lifeless, fretful and d ondent,
one or two bottles of Pa' e's Celery
Compound will effect a wonderful
change. Constipation ill no longer
give you disqure ing thoughts; your
appetite will com k; the blood will
be made pure; s plessness, nervous-
ness and headaches will be things of the
Past. This is the happy experience of
tens of thousands of men and women in
Canada.
The great and ever increasing°demand
for Paine's Celery Compound as a health
builder tells the story of the continued.
confidence and faith placed in it by our
people.
Paine's Celery Compound must not
!or an instant be classed with the or-
dinary patents of the day; it is an
a eminent physician's prescription that
gives new life, vigor and strength when
all other remedies fail. The use of ono
• bottle is sufficient to convince the most
hardened and skeptical.
She—They say that persons of oppo-
site qualities make the happiest mar-
aiages. He—I'm looking' for a girl with
money.
Chlklre:3 Cry for
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Verisopht—That brute Snodgrass call-
ed mo a conceited idiot, doutcherknow.
Hunker—Is that so? You never struck
sue as being particularly conceited.
RIPPE'S LEGACY,
Sllattered Nerves
AND
Weakened ,System.
A Montreal Gentleman Tells About It.
Mr. F. J. Brophy, a well-known employee
in the money -order department at the gen-
eral post office in Montreal, tells about his
Case as follows:
" I had a very severe attack of La
Grippe, which left me all run down,, very
mervous, without appetite, and extremely
weak. Very often I could not sleep at
might, and I was much troubled with pro-
fuse perspiration, which naturally caused
me much annoyance. Learning of the
good effects of Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills, I began taking ahem, and much Wray
gratification they have braced me up, in-
vigo'•ated my entire system, and made me
feel like a new man. I am now all OZ.,
and highly recommend these pills to any-
one suffering as I did."
Milburn's. Heart , and Nerve Pills cure
palpitation, nervousness,-" sleeplessness,
weakness, anosmia and general debility.
WANTED !
Agents to fill permanent positionwitii iis AT
GOOD PAY. All supplies free. Chance of
pronation to good men.
We also desire some good Agents, either on
whole or part time to sell our preparation for
'the destruction of Tussock Moth Catorpiller,
known as
" CAT J IH?ILLA.RI10TE."
"•Mnny of our salesmen carry this as a
aside line, and make considoritble more than
'heir expenses thereby.
''We have the largest assortment of stock of
„Any Nursery,in Canada. Peoplerefer our
nods, because of our guarantee. All our stock
sent out under Government Certificate,
r wing cleanliness and freedom from disease.
Apply now for territory.
' tone &' Wellin ton, Toronto.
WIN. GHAM RI$TRICT,
Tio Crossley & limiter Co.will open
n
business in Elora scan.
Tire military context In Clinton real -
kali eighty dollars, in Seaforth seventy-
five,
Brussels Ptiblie School did pct cele-
brate Empire Dray owing to pressure of
work,
Percy R. Smith, formerly of the
Woodstock Sentinel Review, has pur-
chased the Palmerston Reporter,
Brussels population is 1,228, an in-
crease of 85 aver last year.. The' total
assessment of the village is $315,140,
13, Gerry and wife, Brussels, expect to
hate in the course of six weeks on a trip
to the Northwest where they will spend
a few months.
•The safe in the G, T. R. station at
Luoknow was blown open the other
night and the contents, which wore net
large, carried off.
Miller's Worm Powders the medicine
for children, Sold by Colin A. Camp-
bell, druggist.
Question and Answer.—"Will Ripley
ever be incorporated? is a question we
have been repeatedly asked."—Ripley
Express. Answer, No.
Fishermen from Teeswater, Wingham
and other points •had an opting on the
famous trout creek in the Alps last week
when some very fine catches were
made. On Friday Alex. Colvin,
near Teeswater, caught a speckled treat
which measured nearly fourteen inches.
One night last week the Iargest frame
barn on the 4th con„ Grey, belonging to
Jas. Lindsay, who resides on the SUI
con., was burned to the ground, to-
gether with a team of horses which had
worked on the place during the day.
Tha loss is partly covered by insurance
of $500 in the Ehna Mutual Insurance
Co. Tho origin of the fire is a mystery.
The comfortable brick residence _of
James Grant, con. 14, Grey, was destroy-
ed by fire on Monday afternoon. The
fire is said to have been caused by an ex-
plosion in the stove. President Miller
and Vice -President Bryans, of the
Ilowick Insurance Co., adjusted the
claim on Tuesday, $500 on the house and
T200 on the contents.
"There is no little enemy." Little
impurities in the blood are sources of
great danger and should be expelled by
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Harriston will shortly vote on a by-
law granting a loan of $11,000 to Dowl-
ing & Leighton furniture company for
15 years, the first five of which interest
is to be paid, the remaining ten years
$1000 a year. Security in the shape of
first mortgage on the plant and Posses-
sion of Insurance policies will be
given. The object is to enable the firm
to extend business, employ, more hands
and increase the output.
Mr. Miners, township assessor, of
Usborne, has returned his roll, from
which the following statistics aro
gleaned: Number of acres, 42,678; acres
cleared, 37,995; value of real property,
$1,803,575; personal property, $5,700;
taxable income, '$300; total. value of all
property, 31,809,573; population, .2,326;
number of dogs, 339; cattle 5,884; sheep,
1,516; hogs, 3,507; horses, 1,665; births,
44; deaths 18, during the year.
The Rev. 0. H. Philliinore who a few.
months ago made an attempt on his life
by cutting his throat, at his home in
Meaford, committed suicide at his.
father's residence in Port Dalhousie, on
Thursday, 10th inst. • The act was
.committer) in his father's barn at 5
o'clock in the evening by taking carbolic.
acid. Tho family, missing him at tea,
made a search for him and found hint in
the barn, gasping for breath.
Miller's Worm Powders cure fits in
children. Sold by Colin A. Campbell,
druggist.
At a large meeting hold in Brussels
arrangements were made for a demon-
stration on Juno 22nd. B. Gerry was
elected chairman for the evening and
Reeve Thomson explained the object of
the meeting. ' After some discussion it
was deeided to have a demonstration
similar to that held last year and officers
and committees were appointed to make
arrangements. There is about $170 on
hand from previous demonstrations,
which will make a good financial start
and the intention this year is to have a
better demonstration than in any
previous year.
,.r... - A Eincardine deputation consisting
"Canada for the Canadians." Mayor Macliendrick, Councillor Miller
and Walter M. Dank, Pres. Board of
READ T H c Trade, wero in Ottawa last week, under
noon so astocash the eh eques,_issuod by
W. 11.Keir, the Secxotary-Tsoasuier of
the Committee. Last week a statement
was mailed to all depositors tis far tis
their addresses are known.
The gentleman referred to in the fol-
lowing article from the Seaforth Ex-
positor is a nephew of Frank Scott of
1i;'itbetlt a Docknes Exawinetiva
ifkidneys x clog-
ged,
can hid out the ki y are -
c g
ged, deranged and diseased. Rave you
baelraelbe or a -weak lame back? Do you
have pain or difficulty. in urinating or a
too frequent desire to urinate? Are
there deposits likebrick dust intim urine
after it has stood for 24 hours? If you
have any of these symptoms not a rnern-
ent should be lost in obtaining Dr.
Bluovele:--"Dr. Tian]. Scott, who has . Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, the world's
been studying for more than a year in a25 tints ac duet' cora. One kill a dose,.
the hospitals and schools. of Europe, is
about to sail for home, Frank. who is Xulie and Xeo Libraries.
well known in Seaforth, has had a more The report of the Minister of Educe -
than ordinary bright career. Ile was tion for the year 1899 containg some in'
medalist in his year, and on account of teresting information concerning libar-
his stand in his class got the position of les, From it we gather there are no less
house surgoon in the Toronto general than 400 public libaries iu the Province
hospital for one year. Whilo he was in of which 120 aro described as free, ran
Edinburg lie took a degree in medicine upon similar lines to that wa have in
and while he was in London he took a Clinton.
position as house surgeon in one of the
large hospitals of that city, which posi-
tion he.ha.just given up, Dr. Scott
iutonds to devote his time to diseases of
the eye, ear, nosy and throat, and wo
predict for him a useful and successful
career in his specialty. `He was a student
in the office of Drs. Scott & Makkay, Dr.
Scott being his nude, and ire` refleots
credit on his old preceptors."
A LXTT FOR
FEMINIPi6 H11
P'j��ERS,
IT IS MM1E ►• F . TO ALL WHO
SENO FOR IT.
The new illustrated "Diamond Dye
Rug Book" can justly claim the largest
circulation of any book ever issued in
Canada. It tells how to make pretty
and useful hooked Mats and Rugs from
old wool or cotton rags, 'underwear and
pieces of cloth. This interesting little
book shows handsome colored designs of
now Mats and Rugs and tells you how
to send for them. Post free to any ad-
dress. Wells & . Richardson Co., 200
Mountain St„ Montreal\
Growing Less.
Last year the people of this country
consumed only 3.99 gallons of beer per
head, as compared with 12.60 gallons in
the United States, 25.00 in Germany, 31.
30 in Great Britain. In whiskies Cana-
dians drank less per head than the people
of these other countries, although the
comparison is lass favorable. The num-
ber of lioonces are also growing less.
Take Ontario as au example: In 1974-5
the total number of licolioes issued was
6,185; in 1893-7 there were but 2,096, or
but a few over half, and the unmber
continuto decrease. Southampton
Beacon. ,
10,000 SSOICRY HUARTS.
LA GRIPPE HAS RADE TRE31 SO BUT DR.'
ANEW'S CURE FOR THE HEART WILT.,
• BRING JOY AND HEALTH.
La Grippe has left many a heart weak
and diseased. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the
Heart, because of its great merit as a
heart remedy, the magical quickness in
giving relief, and the almost incredible
cures it performs, is snatching from
death's door many who had been given
over as hopeless cases. It's a wonder
worker; it's a specific for all heart de-
rangements, and no matter how acute or
seemingly hopeless, will give relief in-
side of thirty minutes.: Sold. by A. L.
Hamilton, druggist.
One on the Postoffiee Clerics.
A tall, raw boned stranger walked into
the postoffice this morning and in sten-
torian tones asked if there were any
letters for him.
The meek eyed, gentle -voiced
said softly:
"The name, please."
"Louder," replied the lanky stranger,
and the Government official raising his
voice a bit again asked:
"The name, please."
"Louder," again replied the double
actioned caller, whereupon the clerk sang
out in an angered tong:
"Your name, please."
The long geared stranger threw his
arms around his head and almost jump-
ed through the wicket and shouted:
Louder, Robert N. Louder, where itI
ha are your ears?—Guelph Advocate.
"A Single ?act
Is worth a shipload of argument." What
shall be said, then, of thousands of
facts? Every euro by Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla is a fact, presenting the strongest
possible evidence of the merit of this
medicine. Thousands and thousands of
such facts prove that Hooch's Sarsapa- -
clerk
• Public
Lrbraria...
Total Itoc'1pts.. .. 75,573 3 f
Totallbxpeuditnr'os 335 a3
Total Assets ..... 752,395 72
Total Liabilities . 11,021 00
Members ...... . 03,249
No. of Volt me','.. 4841,124
Number Issued . 734,0;34
No. of Newspapers&c 2,712
Free
Libraries.
$117,545 84
109,138 79
577,68009
113,802 49
89,143
425,981
1,812,48(3
8,11::
Toronto has the largest library of the
Province, the one with over 100,000,
having 108,370 volumes; then colnos
Hamilton with 26,262; Brantford, 15,-
795; Loudon, 12,505; with volumes be-
tween 8,000 aucl 10,000 we have Brook-
viile, Elora, Gue sha Peterboro ; from 6,-
000 to 8,000,.Berlin, Chatham, Dresden,
Paris, St. Oathariues. St. Thomas, Wat-
erloo and Windsor; from 5,000 to 6,000,
Collingwood,Iiingston,Preston,Seaforth,
Uxbridge and Woodstock; froni 4,000 to
5,000, Barrie, Fergus, Galt, Kincardine,
Owen Sound, St. Mary's Stratford and
15 others; from 3,500 to 4,000, Clinton
and Goderich (Huron County) along -with
10 others,
The following will form some idea of
the libraries of the county:—
ap.
oLe
Auburn . 107 545 1840
Blyth ........... 104 18455 201
*Mussels 232 2051 8'2,18
"Clinton 140 3728 4725
Dungannon ..... :103 1230 280
Ethel 120 121+0 1182
*Exeter....,..... 450 8270 18324
*Forcbvieh 170 1328 8720
Goderich ... .. Jill II 20 10870 24
*Gerrie ` ' 101 3245 tare
Hensall 107 1107 1101
Kinburn ...... 103 t,, 0 10"3
Seaforth . ..
177 5102 2109 18
St, Helens 108 108,4 18655 18
whiteohurch 103 13.50 750
Winghnm 1"0 626 3571 S4
*Wroxeter 943 5;03 40::2
Free Libraries.
From the above it asfll be seen that
Exeter stands first for having the largest
library in the county then Brussels,
Wroxeter, Forclwich, Seaforth and Clin-
ton. The people of Goderich are the
most extensive leaders their average be-
ing one and a half volumes per member
per Week, Gerrie next with a little over
one volume per member, then comes
Whist= and Clinton fourth.
Since tho above report was made oat
by the department Clinton has been
changed iuto a free library and tho
membership nearly doubled while the
management has added extensively with
additional volumes and the books issued
have increased considerably. The
library of Clinton has au asset of $4,014.-
10 and along with those of Ethel,Hensall
Wingliant, Gerrie, Exeter, and Wroxeter
have no liabilities.—Brussels Post.
Suffereillntense fain.
Mrs. Chas. Miller, Bowling Green,
Out., says: "I have suffered greatly
from Inflammatory rheumatism for two
years. My joints would swell and the
pain was most severe. Could not get
out of bed. Milburn's Rheumatic Pills
cured me " •
The theory of Christianity is that the
Oils of the 'world. have, come -through'
the departure of men from God, and its
remedy is to bring them back to him.—
Mark Hopkins.
Dyspepsia Eight Years.
Nine bottles of Lasa -Liver Pills cured
me of dyspepsia and Paiiis in the Stom-
ach. after I had suffered 8 years and
could get nothing to do me any good.
Mrs. Asa Hamilton, Boar River, N. S.
Visitor—I suppose that plate on the
mantel is a very rare piece of 'china of
priceless value? Hostess—The value
is largely sentimental, but certainly is a
ram piece. It was in use for two years,
and never so much as cracked by any of
our servants.
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CANADIAN NOME JOURNAL - instructions from the town eomieil, 10 villa w ill cure all diseases caused or pro-
lay before the Publio Works Dept. meted by impure blood. It is the best
• A monthly tnngezine full of inter : ooertanl purposed nocessary itnprove- inadicine money can bn3. .
eating reading matter and useful in- moats to tris harbor, and 1.3 request that ,
. formittion:fer Indigestion,nauseaarecuredbyIloods
• a buildiug for a Bost office and customs Pills.
CANA DIF it W °DIE �i AND be erected. Mulotik promised to send
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• CAN AiSIAI+T IA outs ail engineer to examine the groaned and
report. no do -
i i,bnct ilr Wee I,rir•e One Doi ler pfr lighted with t o etareftn^.1�hearing as til leen
•Auburn, i�
Ott you ban Teems it with this diem by the Hon, William.
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palter for one fear at the ssnte On Saturday afternoon, 26th inst., at
pride by sending your orders to 1 o'clock, a meeting of the creditors of
the publishAr of the TIMES at : tlic McIntosh anal Morr'agfart estate will
enSnd Id m, be held ill the lfarestors' Fltill,_ l lasliill
,d 1tJ cents for sample u•oi•ty. testi Ifrasstls when.a financial state -
mope Will be presented and cheques
'Limed to pay the 5th and last dividend
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• urnn) TORONTO, bar
.. .m.trikietelimm+�+�. to tl01t0 persons interested. This ay
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• inept will be 5% and will total the de-
To PATENT Good Moos positers80etr.tnall. Per the convenience
may be set:trrcdby of those wile aatond arrangements have
been niade with the i tandiucl Bank to a 1
Battlaisra, baa. open their doors for an hour that after- , ' a w` d
our aid. Address,
t!]i: PAttNt fig60Ri)
Although the Transvaal is 1,000 miles
hearer the equator, the temperature
averages much lower than at Cape
Town.
A Cheap Medicine Chest.
Mrs. D. Williams, Goodorham P. 0.,
Ont., writes: "I have used Iiaygard's
Yellow 011 for Barns, Scalds, fipples,
Bruises, Sore Throat and for pails in
the Stomach a :td Bowels, and it has
always given .relief, My mother snys it
is a regular medicine chest in itself."
"When a roan loves God hisnoighbore
Will And it out."
c$ yid? s'I Ory fair
RIA
Cramps and Cholio.
Nothing gives such quick and effectual
relief from these distressing complaints
as Dr: Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw-
berry.
traw-ber y.
Saul Smythers is sure
finauoial hit this time,
What is his invention?
Perpetuated grass—to bo used on
11e
Ruinous D#tlsletn.
Y
The :son of the King of A 1ss:ih:,i: t
married a few years ago the (laughter of
the Ethiopian King Of Simla, who carie
at her wedding a ouriouE3 drown, made
centuries before Christ. and raid to be
the famous diadem Solomon gave to the
Queen of Sheba when she visited him at
Jornsalerrr. It is of gold glittering; uiib
precious jewels, and lias been l re erred
through all the centuries by the kings .of
Sheba.
The general talk at Pri.tC1 1) is that
President Kruger is contemplating an
iinmedictte depaxture fr.nn tete Trine.
veal.
will make a
Is often a warning that the liver is
torpid or Inactive.. Moro serious
troubles may follow. For a prompt,
efficient care of Headache and- all
liver troubles, take
L W� t' '® '
While they rouse the liver, restore
full, regular action of the bowels,
they do not gripe or pain, do not
irritate or inflame the internal organs,
but have a positive tonic effect, 25e. k'
at all druggists or by mail or
C, I, Hood u Co„ Lowell, Mass.
presidential lawns during politioal cam-
paigns.
She roftusea to talk, replied the spokes-
man of the committee.
Then it 'wasn't my wife your met,
gentlemen, he rejoin:?. with great posi-
tiveness. It was somebody' else. .
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PO erg: Sf;<15e')' '• is Low
;lil:iroaching when these
Bills will be needed by
horsemen, We would
say to all such tilat the
'rrMEh office is well
tacllaipped for turning out
this clas`i of w1:. A
splendid line of sui.able
Reasonable rates.
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Supplied only when speci.t ly
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Highest Drive Wheel made.
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Roller :bearings.
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free.) You will find it very much. to your interest to do so.
THE N OXO N 00., L'M, Ingersoll, Ont.
(,NERAOUSADISEASEO MER.;
a a1 I-aae.a
r'F Tho- sands of Young and Middle Aged Men are annually swept to a premature grave
.. t--ou;lr ,arjy Indtscr. tion and later excesses. Self abuse and Constitationai Blood
tli..1 Die asess h ;ye ruined a rd wrecked the life of many a promising your man. Have son
any of the following SY nptoms: - Nervous and Despondent; Tired in Morning; No Ambt-
ation: 3fem ,ry Poor; Easily y'ntigued; Excitable and Irritable; Eyes Blur; Pimples on
the lace; Dreuns and Drains at Night; Restless; Haggard Looking; Blotches; Sora
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"At 14 years of age I learned a bad habit which almost ruined
me. I became nervous and weak. My back troubled me. I cnnid
stand no exertion. Head and eyes became dull. Dreams and
amine at night weakened me. I tried seven Medical Firms, Elec-
trio Bolts, Patent Medicines and Family Doctors. They gave me
no help. A friend advised mo to try Drs. Kennedy a "{organ. They
sent mo one mouth's treatment and it cured me. I could feel
myself gaining every day. Their New Method Treatment cures when
•::a rn .n r.i 21,1,15 ail else jails." They have cured many o: my friends."
Dr. Mos`o:i.NARATNN M ,
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Cnrc,,.yu�.P...w�.
Capt. '"rrr:t .end.
Little Harry, who has been ntlni shish- "
e,l to keep quiet while at thrall', I say,
Ita'nalnna, 10111 1110 your sl,.eetxel+s,
pleas:'. Grandma—Why', my dear?
Little Iiarty_ .Nothing, only I'so un
awful appetite, end I waist this little bit
of pie to ink large.
"Some 8 years ago I contracted a serious constitutional blood
disease. 1went toHot Springs totreat for syphilis. Mere, .rynhnoet
killed mo. After a while the symptoms again appealed. Throat
became` sore, pains in limbs, pimples on face, blotches, oyes red,
loss of hair, glands enlarged, etc. A medical friend advised Drs.
Iiennedy S Iiorgatl's Now Itethe l Treatment. It Dural m 1,and I have
bad no evmptoms for ileo years. I am married awl happy. As a
doctor, Y hearth recomend it to all who have this terrible disease--
sJphi•'ts." It Will eradicator the poison 2r0512 tho bboul."
15 YEARS !ft DETROIT, 150.000 CURED.
"I am 93 roars of: ago, and m talo 2 Mem your'; I led a
gay life. Early indiscretions a'd later excess.% ;n,,dtroutrlo
or rne. T became `v?n'{ and hervo , kkin,ys became
affected and I faired llright's disease. Marri ,11
lrf t,' ,s tiasntis-
factory andmyhome unhappy. I tried every abet -ail t':uled till
I took treatment from Dm lionnodv and ICor;an. Thou. N w
Method built me up mentally, physioilly ao.l smuttily. 1 fool
and act like a man in every respect. Try them."
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