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The Blyth Standard, 1903-07-23, Page 8If you ever contracted any blood disease you ars never safe unless the viroser polecat has been eradicated irons the system. Have you any of the following syrup. toms? Sore throat, ulcera on the tongue or In the mouth, Lair falling out, aching pains, Itchiness of the skin, sores or blotches on the body eyes red and smart, dye- papttcstomach, sexual weakness—indications of the secondary stage. Doa't rule your system with the old fogy treatment—mercary and potash—which oaly sup presses the symptoms for a nee only to break out again when happy in domestic lite. Don't let quarks experiment oa you. Our New Method Treetmeat la guaranteed tome you. Out guarantees are backed by bank bonds, that the disease will never return. Thousands of patients have bean already cured by our Neve Method Treatment for over 20 years, No oma seed without written wows. Mr. 5. A. C. wri,oa: 'roar vemedles havedene me meregood than Hot Springs and all the doctors anti medicines I had pm vloaaly tried. I have act felt any of those pains or Ma any ulcers or blotches for over seven years and ttteoutward symptoms of the i"atheoome disease have entirely dteapppeeaared. My halt bas grown In tatty agate and Ism married sad happy." CONsULTATroN Peal. GOOKS Mtn. wRtrt FOR Oetftton SLINK MASON gllaTMRRT. CURLS OUMANTUO Oa NO PAY. ae visas ne anal. SUPONE NRNAtE it 1 Sunshine .:,l) Furnace IF rx,raets all the heat from the fol uud dielribntus it through the house ---only the smoke giros up the chimney. And it ham's got that enormous appetite f"r coal, so common in the ordinary furnace. Simple to operate, easily cleaned and will lust longer than any other Canadian adian heater. Ilurns coal, coke or wood. 'took lit free. Sold by all enterprising dealers. McCIary's LONDON, TORONTO, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER, ST. JOHN, N. l n J :.V,(Tltr Reinnall COMM FURNACE DISTRICT DOINGS. —Stratford has formai a $5O,000 syn- dicate to build houses. ranch or the Melsona bank hes 'been opened at St. Marys, -s-Mr. Wm. Curie is the new landlord of the Welker house in Wroxeter. -Mr, W. J. Chapman has moved his love works from Willettam to Acton. —Rev. I,)r. Murray has been pastor of the Kincardine Presbyterian church 'for 25 years. —bar. S. Allen, a farmer near She!. hurtle, sold 12 three-year-old steers and rix young hogs for $820. —The pas sheet of the 13o11 engine works in Seaforth amounts to $2200 a Month, or over $24,000 a year. —Theyoungest son of Mr. ,T. C. Wat- son, of Kincardine, fell head first into a pail of water and was drowned before rescued. He war one year and eight mouths old. Opine ham sec —Mr. E. J. C red his e connection with the Cain house iu Lock- V,Biv and has gone to Wiuui`,eg, where te will bo clerk in one of the leading Lotels in that city. —Alter a continuous service of 25 years and three months as lighthouse keeper at Tobermory, Mr. George Currie Iles retired nn a pension of $325 a year. Ile will reside with hie family in Pert Elgin, Mr. George Parker, manager of the Merchants' bank at Alvinston, dropped dedd st Corunna early Monday morn- ing. Ile was about 60 years of age, end Iitd ben manager at Alvinstun .htee yearn. —Mr. W. R. Thompson, eawmiiler of .Teeswater, died on the morning of the 1.1th inst. from paralysis, after a liuger- Thg illness of about a year, Deceased was highly esteemed by all with whom le came in contact. He did a large tjusiness in the manufacture of staple 'blocks, both iu Canada and the United States. He was a Conservative ;n poli- tics, and a prominent member of the Methodist church. }Io served nearly a score of years as councillor and reeve forTeeewater, and county commissioner for Bruce. He always employed a largo s'ntf of mon in his business. Teeswater will certainly mous" 111; departure. tie leaves a widow and six eltildien, mostly grown up. —Mrs. Robert Hill, of Walkerton, is asking for a bill of damages horn the medical Wren, who treated her late hus- band for pueumouia when he was suf- fering from small -pox. The will be a difficult case to prove, --Dr, Speuce, of f.ucknow, was pre - Pentad a few days ago with a beautiful gold headed cane, suitably engraved, by the brethren of Fordwich lodge of Royal Black Knights of Ireland. Dr. Spence formerly lived in Fordwioh, —Mr. Isaac Waterman, one of Lon- don's most respected citizens, died early on Saturday morning after a long ill- ness. He had taken a f,rominent part in the affairs of the forest City for many years, being at the time of his death chairman of the London hospital trust, ---A man named C. W. Ruthledge was committed to Walkerton Jail last week, 1 [ and if everything that is said about him he true he will likely soon find himself in the Central prison. This man a year or so ago ran the Mildmay woolen mill. He is a married man, and about 80 years of age. He in charged with the seduction of a Miss Jasper, a girl of some 16 years of age, who worked for hint in the woolen mill. Ruthledge left Mildmay a few months ago, and went to Renfrew. He induced the girl to leave Toronto, where she had been sent, and go to Renfrew. The girl took sick and died, and Ruthledge had the nerve to accompany the body to Mildmay, EVERY HOUSE PAINTER should have s !aggonar Exton: Ladder I. does away with the necessity for scaffolding. One Man Can Easily Handle a Waggoner. It la arousal sed seta than auy other loud. WAGGONER LADDER CO„ LTD. London, Canada. SEA AIR FOR NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. Miet} ,sea air is ordered to a nervous person, she usually ruches down to the seashore, spends all her time on the beach, frets more or less over the expense, and returns after two or three weeks to make up by extra work for the brief holiday. The result is an ex- aggeration of nervous troubles. The time given to the cure was too short. ST. JAMES WAFERS are as good for the nerves as the sea breeze ; but in cast; of nervous weakness, like thy sea breeze, they require time. ST. JAMES WAFERS are a tissue builder and a reconstructive, not a stimulant. Quick temporary results are not to be expected ; but perma- nent improvement will follow their patient use. ST. TAMES Warns help stomach, digest ood and send the nutriment through the blood, and this is the honest wayto get health and strength, the kind that lasts, develops and breeds the energy which accom- plishes much. "From personal erperteace E lea able to appreciate theseat value of the at. fames Wafer&" Dr. Charles D. Camp, Dublin, Ireland yeaAcrfatNan4r0 (bQt ruArtyNQl y.worios' CdRI(If Tutt BLOOD a ye_!' IC CONSTITUTION r anderNett tea" 8riP as"a+ra;,,i_1".PRfC.E+ all $RauggITgINisiijaA4NffChRICA .` s 1 Petals Csasda : $1.00; , as bottles for ;COO e St. Jane: We far are net a :wet remedy : le oke aawereae doctor: re- eewwendGr -Arne to their patients we mail okeformula ate, repeat. where dellen are not selling the Wafers, t are maned upas re- ceipt of ce at the Canadian branch; 1, Ames Muhrs Ca, 1701 St Cathodes M., Montreal. 4 and even brought a minister with him to conduct the' funeral services. The name on the coffin plate was " Mrs, C. \V. Ruthledge," which would appear to indicate that ibigamv had been added to his other'critnee. It is said that the feeling ega.ust him in Mildmay is so strong that it was with difficulty the peuple restrained themselves from pitch- ing hitt lute the mill pond. —A young lady who resides on the outskirts of Uergili is said to be terribly upset fn roneequence of a mistake she made the other day, Going in a hurry to a store after (lour, she took up what she supposed was a clean pillow slip from the bureau drawer, She skipped into the store smiling like a basket of chips end handed the supposed slit to he grocer, who proceeded to fin it. The first scoopful went plump through to the floor, \V Iten be raised it up to see (chat was she mutter, and displayed two outlets et the bottom heavily fringed t he lady lit out without saying a word. The grocer laid the article away to await her return, but up to date she had not appeared in the vicinity, --While '11r. Wm. Maxwell, market gardener, St, Marys road near Strat- ford, was returning from Itis garden to the house during a recent thunder storm bo received an electric shock, the effects of which he a till feels. A bolt struck the lightning rod on the house and proceeded down it to the ground just as Mr. Maxwell passed. He received a violent shock which he says felt as though someone had struck him on the shoulder with a hemmer. He was doubled up but did not fall, although the whole upper part of his body was affected. For some time afterwards his right arta was stiff at the elbow and al- though it can now be moved the nerves are considerably unstrung. —Mr, I. Stanley, of Paisley, is meet- ing with losses in one, two, three order. A few weeks ago bis famous race horse Two -Strike died front colic. On Tues- day morning of last week Lord Fer- guson, his most valuable stallion, was lost in the fire at Eden Grove, and on Wednesday. morning him heavy draft stallion, the veil known Sargent), died in his owls stable after being sick for two or three days. Old Two -Strike was worth half a thousand dollars at any time. A buyer from Winnipeg wanted to purchase Lord Ferguson a few days before he died, and Mr. Stanley was offered $2000, but refused to take less than he paid, some $2800, and Sargano was valued at $500. Mr. Stanley's total loss on the three horses may be figured up at selling pricee—a full $9000, possi- bly,a few hundred dollars more. The lose of such high•alass sires as Fer- guson and Sargent) will also be felt by farmers who desire to raise that class of stock, WI MNCHA. PAINFUL AcofuEN'r.—A pent (ul acci- dent happened at Zetland on Saturday last to the nine-year-old son of bars. M. J. Macdonald, a widow. It appears he and some others were loading clover on a wagon rack, he being on the load, when in pitching the plover on, two tines of a pitchfork entered his body— one in the abdomen and the other in the thigh—penetrating about art inch. The wounds have been dressed, old un- less blood poisoning sets in, the boy will recover, but it was certeiuly a yery narrow escape, Mel Pommy STalga.—The strike of the moulders in the Wingham stove works has culminated in a seriuue as- eault on an unoffendirtg visitor from Luck now. It appears that the moulders have had pickets watching all incoming trains to prevent any arriving moulders from taking their places. The man from Lucknow was suspected of such an intention and was surrounded by a howling mob on the public park, and so severely handled and pummelled that his featnree were unrecognizable. Two of the leading assailants were caught and fined 500 and costs for assault. The strike is still on, and the Luck - now teen has left town, followed by vengeful threats from the moulders. It appears that some time ago, the man- agers of the stove foundry declared the shop under union rules, union moulders being engaged, mostly from Toronto. ']'hey became dissatisfied and demanded an increase in the wages of live per cent, which was refused, and the strike was brought on by a walking delegate of the Moulders' Amalgamated Union of America. Heavy orders were in for steel ranges and stoves, and the work was greatly hampered and delayed. Largo new buildings and improvements are in progress, but the manufacture of stoves ie at present in abeyance, await- ing the result of the strike, as both sides are holding out, and matters are further complicated by the stove foun- dry being umw dselered a own -union sloop. Pope Leo Galled Home. Pope Leo XIII. died at 4.04 on Mon- day afternoon. Shortly before noon he was seized with e. einkiug Npell. For a few moments it was believed that a catastrophe was about to occur. So near death was the pontiff that Cardival Vannuleli, the grand penitentiary, began at his bedside to recite the prayers for the dying, and administered abeolution in Reticulo mortis. yigcenzo ldioacahino Pecci wag born at'Carpineto, in the State of the Church, March '2nd, 1810. Pursuing his studies at various seats of' learning from 1818 till 1887, he became one of the greatest scholars of the age, qualified to hold the moat important posltione in the gift of the church, such as apostolic delegate, nuncio, bishop and cardinal. He attain- ed the latter dignity almost 50 years ago, on December 19th, 1858, and on February 18ch,1870,he succeeded Pope Pius IX. under the title of Pope Leo XIII. Enjoying the respect of em- perors, kings and presidents throughout the world, Pope Leo has held a place in the affections of the common people, catholic and protestant, on account of his sympathetic attitude to the workers on the labor question. It was to him that Henry George addressed one of his books, written iu the interests of the wage-earners. In his long life of 93 gears, Popo Jreo 11us not only gnarled Jim Dumps asserted, " Too much meat la summer causes too much heat. What shall we eat all summer long That, without meat, shall keep us strong, And in the beat of summer trim T Why, ' Force,' of course," laughed "Sunny Jim." K qt Forc Tke Readyto•eerre Cereal the strength of meat without the heat. Lroludee Chops shod Osaka. "Force' Is regular breakfast food In my ramify to the exclusio of steaks or chops, the old standard. ./t.12/OLNOtii.' w-12 ars Iron and Brass Bedsteads. There is nothing so comfortable these warm nights as au Iron Bedstead. It allows tree {i - citation of the air and then you know Iran le always cool. We sell a very good Iron bed tor SA. R better one for 8e, a still better had for 50 and 819. Those wishing health, comfort and freetquy from every eche or pain should buy an Iron bedstead. J. H. CHELLEW yam► pan , ► ► .I►° S .Ii S iiril • - BLYTH WANTED Before the 1st of July, to fill an order already placed with us for 6000 Boxes and Tubs of Good Dairy Butter' Ale.) we must have 5000 dozen Eggs weekly to fill our orders, for which we will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE We would ask the makers of butter not to snit the butter heavy ae the heavy salted butter always has to sell at a reduced price. Make the butter so au to bring the top price and you will be the gainer in the end. GEO. POWELL PRETORIA BLOCK . . BLYTH —t -- K K (k K Ko(K Ki:K Kbr&K rK X34,. .- BLOOD DISEASED MEN Drs. Kennedy M. Kergan 141 SBBLBT STREET. DBTEIOITs 1IIC8, K KO, K K e. K K o, K K i! ;, . K the interests of the Roman Catholic church, to which his life has been spe- cially devoted, bat he has displayed the qualities of a statesman and au econo- mist. The world will be well content if hie successor shall be as greet and as good a man as Pope Leo XIII, has been. —A radial railway from Woodstock to St, 'llaryg is being agitated, —A new pipe organ to cost $4500 will be put in the Central Methodist church at Stratford. —Twenty-two pupils from Lucknow public school wrote on the recent en- trance examination and 21 of them suc- ceeded in passing. Tbia la certainly a creditable record, Cement for Sale. The undersigned keeps in stock all kinds of Cement, Including Qusenston and Portland. Cement Building and Flooring a specialty. J0Hi1y STEWART • /LTH, ONT. A. 0. U. W. Bluth lodge, No.141, Aneteut Order of pelted Workmen, meets In the Workmen hall, Millie block, on the Sud end 415 Thursday la every month, et eight p.m. VIeltL,g brethren are enrdialty invited. N. Cnatt e, W.M. T. J. BOCK - wrap, ltroosnga. HI • BLYTH LIVERY and SALE STR3LES O 00 00 00 0 Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S. PROPRIETOR. O 00 00 00 0 First-class Horses and Rigs for hire at reasonable rates. Best of accommodation to Com- mercial Travellers and others requiring rigs. Veterinary office at livery stable. EIN6 MW QUEEN STREETI, DLYT6.