The Wingham Times, 1900-11-30, Page 2: • -eeetet ,e-srere
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the tos ee leo le 1 arn; good frame
house, inn se hele stairei.eibly sit -
elated.
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Ina the constant etrain,
and worry under which
,,Ife ad the nroiessioeel men
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een haeite and Jetzli o2'S Oa. b
law:, a an pscullaele ;11s-
31/1.A taekache, then
nraetry.i.iftlenittes teen—
t mtied toe-
•,."; enenten Ilea only , nue butcher
sZes x elan eL, Teeersid.r is tow Ileht-
I wi: h aeetyleno pets.
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eseealie'etel. ia Walkerton.
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neseae.es: eetleng elan Lee; Leen ria
er eit•iesel fi a the eirediest vette:sea
: eeee Ji w s, e a Co., :nes
atTlee 'so:tangent haa arrived. at ;Cu b(ww
in Datheineen.
ea:et-Oita', ,llatrie, has seareli-
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lased John Lobb's /tense and lot in Drns-
't sels, the price being
D. Hall, of Walkerton, has been me
It prelates'. plays -knelt to the; Bruee Ileneo ot
Refuge as sueeassor to De. Diektteeolt.
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j‘e,' BrisItt'a Disease aaa f
death.
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Rev. iv. L. •eteator or the
.Reeeiet Chretch, r, Ont., stte s: "From
my pero;.t.etl eze !`oen's Ranicy Pills,
*ley e tette teed nt rvint‘ti.:.r for
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FEOPLE RECOVERING
Feorn Pneureonte,„ Typhoid or Scarlet
Fever, Diphther:o, La Grippe or
say Seriees Sickness
Require the Nerve Toning, Blood En-
' riching, React Sustaining action of
Milburn's tie.art and Nerve Pills.
F
k It is well known that after any serious
illness the heart cad nerves are extremely
weak and the blood greatly impoverished.
For these conditions there is no remedy
equals Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills.
It restores all the vital forces of the body
which disease has impaired and weakened.
Mr. T. Barnicott, Aylmer, Ont., says "About a year ago I had a severe attack
of La Grippe which left my system in an
exhausted condition. I could not regain
strength and was very nervous and sleep-
less at nigl•ee rnei got up in the morning
.as tired a e i!en ..rt to bed.
"1 had tr.- t :ter e, end was in a miser-
-able state r•.' • t t tit.
Mali., • • t.• t—tne. Nerve Pills, which
:e tore he re, changed
'me from a et -edition of misery to good
lealth. They built up my system, strength-
,' ened my nerves, restored brisk circulation
of my blood, and made a new man of rne.
"I heartily recommend them to any one
suffering frorn tl:e after effects of Grippe,
or any other severe hitless."
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Here's people free from pain and ache
Dyspepsia's direfulills.
It is because they always take
LalcaroliVer His.
These little pills work while you sleep,
without a gripe or pain, curing biliousness,
constipation, dyspepsia and sick headache,
and making you feel better in the morning.
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY PINE
SYRUP.
Heals and
soothes the lungs
and cures the
worst kinds.. of
coughsandcolds,
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P re
Mrs,D. Ci entente, t)f Titre iel; 1sgone
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ie. a, 1\1.a.., to tin ....s enc ,
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who lets been te•siding in the I",..4st for
smile nitwits.
John Ire ex -M.. P. for Seth
Fieriou i .Th-esiig Farmers' I —titian
utoetiegs iu Sixth Oeterio and other
eaetera peeats
Olaristiee Ileitis -In of Walk:Tent ?Sleek:4
Sehool, Inte been appointed principal of
the Cariselte Public Stewed at a salary
oi'$12S0 n year.
Alex Wan-, oelCraten died en Noy,
17. h ii l b dim year. Deceased former -
le a eneed le Hallettmid was otie of its
tevsle pioneers. •
'Mere'. ea. O'Conutql, Middle Stewieteke,
t•-3uts ".[ have us..td Laxa-,Liver I
Pine ;.or serums Inver Complaint and
they have done me a world of good. mak-
ing me smart and, healthy."
Julut Thompson, after an abseuco of
12 years oat the Pacific Ceast, and the
Youlson, 18 visiting at his old. Louie in
Grey townehip.
This Glen who lives on the Ribbert
boundary Hue had, the misfortune to fail
while stepping out of his kitchen door
and broke two ribs.
William Stinson, a native of Stanley
township is visiting at his old home aft-
er having been in the Western States
for over thirty years.
E. Dinsley, of Clinton, can claim. to
be the oldest contiuuous resident voter
in that town, he having resided in that
municipality for about 50 years.
We understand that Mr. Eli Crich has
bought the Johns homestead, ou con. 8,
Tuckersmith, consisting of 100 acres; for
the snm of $5,500. It is a good farm..
Thc Stomachs "Weai or Woe t"
—The stomach is the centre from which,
from the standpoint of health, flows " weal
or woe." A healthy stomach means perfect
digestion—perfect digestion means strong
and steady nerve centres—strong nerve
centres mean, good circulation, rich blood
and good health. • South American Nervine
makes and keeps the stomach right. -5a
Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
Richard. Irwiu. an old and, respected re-
sident of Myth, died on Thursday morn-
ing Inst. He had. been seriously ill for
the past three weeks with heart trouble.
James Sholdice has sold his farm, lot
8, concession 16, Grey, to Thos. McFad-
scan, the price being $5,300. Mr. Shol-
dice has purchased a farm in McKillop,
near Leadbury.
Dr. Ross, of Auburn, has sold. his pra-
ctice to Dr. Frank D. Turnbull, of Gode-
rich; Dr. Ross will stay in Kilburn. until
Christmas. His mother and sisters will
probably move to Clintou.
There is =tame.. bettor' tor the ohild-
ren's Coughs and Colds than Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syi up. It is very pleasant
to take and always cures the little ono'
coughs promptly.
M. X. Scott, a 0. P. It. engineer at
Revelstroke,B. 0..and son of J. E. Scott,
of Culross, was married at Chelmsford,
Nipissiug on Nov. 7th. to Miss Anna M.
Powell, formerly of Mt. Forest,
Mr. Harry Malo, typographer on the
Beacon staff, Stratford, who has takeu
a similar situation on the Brockville
Times was presented with an address
and gold emblem pin by the Royal
Tempters. Mr. Male is a Listowel boy.
"My Heartwas Thumping my
Life out," is the way Mrs. R. H. Wright,
of Brockville,. Ont., describes her sufferings
from smothering, fluttering and palpitation.
After trying many remedies without benefit,
six bottles of Dr. Ageew's Cure for the Heart
restored her to perfect health. -The first
dose gave almost instant relief,. and in a day
suffering ceased altogether.—si
If the blood is pure the whole
,ljedy will be healthy.
• If the blood is impure theWhole
system becomes corrupted with' its
impuritics.
Burdock Blood 13itters trans:
forms impure and watery blood
into rich pure blood and builds up
the lwal
17)!ase!;:e,ertris cannot lurk in the
systeni when BJ3,13. Li used.
Mies Ellie Meinetutid, Lieeemb Mille,
Guy to., ki I have found
I3,15.13. n a exeellent remedy for iturifying
the 1,;00.1 and towing siek headnehe,
had triell nee** ettieetlies, leet none of
them *VA me mewl: good. Mira, has
=Vie tee pet well that I feel like a illtW
Winftte Ilia 1 ten eon.ltanfiy reeonninuil-
htg i. to t' ietile,"
David L. IIONVaret, ton of Dr. nowar
of Liverpcol, Nmelandwas married e
Teeeday, Nose 1:ltit, in the Ilaptiet boo
mom, Toronto,to Miss Lena I'dellnereire
datighter of David Me:Murder, of Rix
tail, in XIuroo. ecattety, whom he tat
while travelling in this empire%
On Thrasilay menthe; ()fleet week the
editorot th0 P,!yth Standard WWI prt
Wilted witit bUlittil Of strawhert.
vines in blossom tee Wm; Moutray an
whiel t itoniaktd along the (eraad Trutt
tracks last evening. This is rather lac
in the year for strawbernes to bo bloom
intLan A. Tennant, seeond son or jam
Tennant, Elam, died at Red Bluff, Cali
tonna, on the 7th, inst., of pneumonia
Mr. Tonuent bad lived in California le
d louder and i4etta1ay Seltool Superiutend-
I
n mit at iliake's appointment, Ashatel
IT. , Oirenit. Five of Lie sewn chilsineu stir-
-, i vivo hint, VIZ: 'Vitt. IL, of Rippen,
t- ; Albert, of West Wewancell, Rielottel, oa
a: the al homestead, Mrs, W. P. Reed, of
Lanes and Z.Irs. H. What*, of Steatfeerd.
Whitt it In,
y farmer can on5 his farm iunee-
a meats awl set them out ia the spriegftt
k good rosily, mady for use, That:a good
o
management.
Another farmer can leave his farm
implements where he last uSeCt them, to
b rest and decay, and mat pring he can
hitch to them and curse the ineker awl
his l'ifalcer because they don't work well,
That is very bad managemout.
r
about aint years, had eteady employ
ment and woe seater well, IIo was
thu 30C1i year of hle age and W/IS 11111.1101,
A man eau so brevet and handle his
live stock as to product° only the best,
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Last Monday, Frank Livinlile lift for
'Montreal whore he wilt take charge of a
elsrainent of cattle and sheep to Liver
poet for stole dealer elf Now
caetle on the Tyne. Mr. La tltbio wU
spatel a rn..izth or so at his old home be
fore et-to...dug. We wish him a pleas
ant voyage itud a safe return,
Th President a Slave* to
Ontarrh.,--D. T. Sample, president of
Satnple's Instalment Company,Washington.
Pa„ writes; For yeses I was afflicted with
Chronic Catarrh. Remedies and treatment
by specialists only gave me temporary relief
uatil 1 was induced to use Dr. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder. It gave almost instant
relief, 5o cents. -49
Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
Last week., Fletcher Sperling, 15th
COB.). Grey, sold his 103 acro farm to
Luke Spearin, 14th con., whose farm
corners it at the rear, for the sum of $5,-
000. The farm is a good one and, has be-
longed to the Sperling family for a good
many years. Mr. Sperling may give rip
farming for a while.
Seaforth talk at present is about the
proposed W. D. VanEgniond Woflii
Mills Co. Limited, which is being form-
ed to take over the Seaforth Wollen
Mills, and operate theni on a large scale.
The capital is divided into $10 shares
10,000 shares, amounting to $100,000,
,S40,000 of which is now on the market.
A pleasant event took place in the R.
C. church, Forntosa, on Tuesday morn-
ing, Nov..20th, when Antony Kunkel,
blacksmith of Mildinay, and Miss Emma
Dearer of Carrick, were made man and
wife. Tho ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Gehl, in the presence of a
large number of the friends of the con-
tracting parties.
R. Van Egmoncl has disposed of his
farm in Hullett, Ny., of lot 15, On. 1,
containing 50 acres, was sold for $1,500
to Edward Jones, whose farm adjoins,
and .61. 3e," of lot 17, con. 1, 78 acres, realiz-
ed $4,880 (€60 per acre) includiug house,
two barns and other buildings. George
White being the purchaser, and he will
move to it shortly.
Milburn's Sterling Headache Powders
contain neither morphine or opium.
They promptly cure Sick Headache,
Neuralgia, Headache, Headache of
Grippe, Heaclaohe of delicate ladies and
Headache from any cause whatever.
Price 10c and 25.
Henry :Johnston, one of the early set-
tlers of Ashtield passed away- on Nov.
15th. He was born iu Ring's County,
Irelaud, in 1820 and was the youngest of
a family of ten children, all of whom
died before him. in 1851 he emigrated
to the United States where he remained
for about two years and then came to
Cantina living in Toronto and the coun-
ty of York =ell 1861 when he removed
to his late home accompanied by pis
wife and two children. Here, he and
his aged partner, who survives hint,
hewed out for themselves and family a
comfortable home. He was a mau of
sterling integrity, industrious and ready
to lend his help to any public or religious
object that was worthy. For' many
years, until failing health compellel him
to resign, he held the position of class
types of animals.. That i•s gUthi hus-
bandry.
luau can en abuse and neglect the
care of his fax stock that it will de-
generate MN) the uteltneht typos of
animals. That is "bad luck."
- A farmer may have a st-rong, fc-r;ale
1 K41, and snatch it over from year to
year, and, lot the rains continue to
fio'd by A. L. fIttinilton.
On Wednesday, Nov. 21st, at the re-
sidence of the father a the bride, Miss
Edith A. Attou, eldest daughter of Wm.
Attou, of con. 6, Brant, was monied to
Benson BeIrose, of Brookholm, Ont., the
Rev. T. L. Wilkinson, of Hanover, per-
forming the ceremony.
A, box of Milburn's Rheumatic Pifls
will be sent free to any one who suf-
fers front Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum-
bago or Neuralgia if they have never
tried these pills before, Send`2; ittinnt)
for postage to The T. Milbnrn Co., Lint -
Red, Toronto, Olit.
On Tuesday ovenibg,Nov. 13th, Chas.
Merges of London, and Misa Ida, (laugh-
ter of Wm. Elashill of Bru.ssels, were
=tried at Seam tit, Rev. J. W. Hod. -
gine, R. D., performing the ceremony.
Ittr. and, Mrs. larges will. make their
future home in. London.
*111.**AA,iya.R.MtMemil*R.tioaumaYm,knia•ii•i•
Ilef"d* 1.117e. 'Macro Phogioainto
Bald and recommended by sll
tne Great Enattslo Pernedy.
druggists in (Amide. Only tell-
able raedleitie dtorovered.
packages auereasod to owe MI
forms of Sexual Weektiess, all eneete of ebese
hnt5ree"oe.eniuMmenotarifitrm°urtYlani xt5lv �tine.t?eleTipOt.
of NUN, one package $1, six, $6. One tsitt:_gosee,
toill sure. Pamphlets free to env Addrss.
The Wood compel:1y, Whidse'r, Ott+
'Wew1i4 Phorphitline is mold in Winelenn
(Ittlitt A .4!atntobell, A. A. Morrow, J. E. Dave.,
A. L. Ile. Aiken, DruggNis.
wash away the fertility .ann grow poor-
er crops, until the laud has to change
ownership because the former owner did
not know enough to underdrain and
open up the hidden treasures thatlio
deep in the soil, evaitiug the kindly
touch, of an intelligent hand. That is
pigalteadeduese,
"Reut$Iter PratOtitIonter—No 2e-
tilt."—Mrs. Annie C. Chestnut,ofWhifby.
was for months a rheumatic victim, but South
American Rheumatic Cure changed the song
from " despair " to "jov." She says :
suffered untold misery from tifelltriatisrn—
doctors' medicine did me no good—two bot-
tles of South A.merican Rheumatic Cure cured
me—relief two hours after the first dose. "--50
Solcl by A. L. Hamilton.
The Girl and Mer Month.
Here is an old astrological Prediction
said to indicate with tolerable certainty
the character of the girl according to the
month of her birth.
If a girl is born in January, she will
be a prudent house wife, given to melan-
choly, but good tempered.
If in February, a humane and affec-
tionate wife and tender mother.
If in March, a frivolous chatterbox,
somewhat given to quarreling.
If in April, inconsistent. not intelli-
gent, but likely to be good looking.
If in May, handsome and likely to be
happy.
If in June, impetuous, will marry
early and be frivolous.
If in July, passable handsome, but
with a sulky temper.
If in August, amiable and practical,
like to marry nio3i.'
If in September, discreet, affable and
much liked.
If in October, pretty and coquettish
an likely to be unhappy.
If in November, liberal, kind, of
mild disposition.
If in Decemaer, well proportioned,
fond of novelty and extravagant.
DR. A. W. CHASE'S fig,..
CATARRH CURE ... &WU°
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is sent direct to thelldtseased
parts by the Improved Blower.
Heals the ulcers, clears the air
passages, stops droppings in the
"Ito throat and permanently cures
Catarrh and Hay Fever. slower
V 4S.- free, All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase
Medicine Co.. Toronto and Buffalo.
The Hessian fly is reported to be dam-
aging the wheat in Wentworth County.
THE MILK
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costs... . . .
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the. countless victims of early vice at 15 years of
age. The drains on my system were weakening
my brain as well as my sexual and nervous sys-
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'Nepigoll" 110bas.
Made by the CANADIAN RUBBER CO.
Canada's oldest and best Rubber Man-
ufactureq.
An extrX thick corrugated protection
band of pure rubber coming high on
the upper (see the cut). Thick soles
of pure rubber' and taps and heels of
extra strength and thickness.
These are soles that wear as long as
the uppers.
They are the
strongest and best
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heavy rubbers in
Catiade.
Look ter this
trade meek on the
soles,
Made by
THE CANADIAN ROBBER CO,i,
TetRONTO, MONTOSAle WINNIPEO,