The Wingham Times, 1911-07-20, Page 3i
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THE GUIISE OF
THE NATION 13
CONSTIP.TIQN
"Fruit -Oyes" Aleve
Cures This. Disease
A famous scientist states that Consti-
pation,or non -action of the bowels,causes
more deaths than all other diseases
combined. Constipation inflames the
.Kidneys, ruins digestion, is the found-
ation of Rheumatism, poisons the blood,
causes Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervous-
ness end Insomnia,
Constipation is caused by a weak or
sluggish liver. Bile, the only purgative
of the }logy, i; :secreted by the liver,
whish in turn should pour out into the
iutestitjes sufficient bile to move the
, bowels, Unless the liver is active, there
cannot be enough bile to move the
bowels regularly, and Constipation is
the result.
"Fruit-,-tives", the famous fruit me-
dicine, will always cure Constipation
because it acts directly on the liver--
rellevee the congestion -increases time
quantity of bile -and strengthens the
bowel muscles,
Svc, a box, 6 for $2.so, or Wei size,
age. At ell dealers, or from Pruit-a-tivea
Limited, Ottawa.
SUPPOSE YOU TRY SMILING.
Your burden is heavy, I haven't a
doubt,
But others have loads they must carry
about,
And they are not whining.
Some people are glad if but half of the
Lies out of the shadow, or part of the
day
They see the sun shining.
Snppose you try smiling.
I know you are lonely, but other hearts
ache,
And bravely refuse to be bitter or break
Because of life's sorrow.
They think of the joy in the land far
away,
And hasten the slow passing hours of
to -day
With hopes of to -morrow.
Suppose you try smiling.
This funny old world is a mirror, you
know,
Turn its way with a sneer, or face of a
foe,
And you will see trouble,
But meet it with laughter and Iooks
full of cheer,
And back will come sunshine and love
true and dear,
Your blessings to double.
Suppose you try smiling.
All places are open to those who are
glad,
Too many Iack courage, too many are
sad,
So sing with your burden, the way is
not long,
And if you look upward your heart will
grow strong,
• And the skies will be clearing.
Suppose you try smiling..
e -Myra Goodwin Plantz, in Catholic
Standard and Times.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Nate Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of a
Humor an4
Philosophy,
, Pr DV,/NC4 M. $lfIrm .
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
iims men who is not en good tonne
with his mother-in-law to not liv-
ing uP to Itis opportunitiea.
A etltcb 10 the side Is mere ;distress*
ing than a stich in time,.
Tr
GtIve..a ret*Jess. man rope'enoug1h and
be will pawn it for a drink.
Ever' man must put on the boxing
gloves with fate, whether be likes a
(scrap or not.
Goad digestion is the main ingredient
of a satisfactory dinner, but it meet
have bele.
Some 'men are so cross grained in
tbetr disposition that it is all they can
de to keep on good terms with them,
*elves,
No man should buy a salt of clothes
So loud that his other creditors can
hear it calling.
EXCURSIONS TO
WESTERN CANADA.
The Grand Trunk Railway System
announce that on Tuesdays, June 13th
and 27th, July llth and 25th, August
8th and 22nd, September 5th and 19th,
1911, Homeseekers' Excursions will be
run from all Stations in Ontario and
Quebec to Western Canada, via Chicago
and Duluth or via Chicago, St. Paul and
Minneapolis, at reduced round trip
fares.
The well-known double track line of
the Grand Trunk from the East to Chi-
cago appeals to the traveller, and with
the superior train service that is offer-
ed by this line, including the famous
"International. Limited" from Mont-
real daily at 9 a. m., and which is the
finest and fastest train in Canada,
many passengers will be attracted this
way, The route via Chicago is a most
interesting one, taking passengers
through the principal cities and towns
in Canada and in the States of Michi-
gan and Indiana. In addition to this a
choice of seven Iines between Chicago
and St. Paul and Minneapolis is offered.
Owing to the great number of.Cana-
diens who reside in Chicago, Minne-
apolis,
inne-a olis, Duluth and other cities en route,
there is no doubt that the Grand Trunk
will find many patrons who will take
advantage of the opportunity thus af-
forded them for a brief visit at the
stations with their friends.
Canadian citizens are exempt from
so-called Immigration Examination,
g ti at any point.
isno detention
and there p
Baggageis carried through the e Unit-
ed States in bond without requiring any
special attention on the part of the
passenger. Inspection is not necessary
at any of the points at the border.
Another feature that will appeal to
the homeseeker is the comfortable
transfer at points like Chicago, St.
Paul and Duluth into freshly ventilated
clean cars, avoiding the necessity of
travelling a long distance in the same
car.
In addition to the above routes, the
sale of tickets 'is also authorized via
Sarnia, and the Northern Navigation
Company's magnificent Steamers across
Lake Huron and Lake Sitpetior.
For further particulars apply to any
Agent of the Grand Trunk ,Railway
System, or write to Mr. J. Quinlan,
District Passenger Agent, Bonaventnre
Station, Montreal, or Mr.A. E. Duff,
Histiriet Passenger Agent, 'Union Sta-
bil, Toronto.
A good man isn't a good liar, which
is the difference between a good man
and a good fisherman.
Setting Himself a Bad Example.
WING }!MES
al 20, 1911
'Humor int
Philosophy
WOMAN N, OUT'S
PERT PARAGRAPHS.,
A GIRL, takes care at her health be
cause it improves bet -complexion,
a. boy because it Inereasee hie rheum
or the football teanm,
If money were fathoms below the
rout 4t,evil there would still be people
who. would .be willing to dig for It;
A Aman teneerinles thinks he could
reform the town, only to and one
small boy More than Ilia, match,
Wrar
Exercise Is a n" ('essity; otherwise
many oI uswouldn't take it as a gift.
It' a new baby won't ret r map a
raise In Malars Ilia case Is !tapeless.
The small boy who Is always seeing
chances for easy money Is just as 11a.
hie to grow up into an easy mark as
lhto a captain ot Industry.
The high sehout girl just has to
make tiollections tut n.r nerbariom
wben there Is 1,unin4htaping in Pres-
peen
1. girl looks pletnres(tne with ease
and grace(. nut lust wat('b a Wan try
it,
* (efi;
An actor was' bragging about Ida
summer home by the seaside.
"What did it cost ypu?" asked a
friend." t
"Around $50,000," staid the actor
modestly.
"Say, BIM"
"Weil?"
"I wouldn't be so reckless as that it
I were you, even with stage money."
Made a Difference.
Cncle. Henry Altman had a two-year-
old colt of which he was very proud.
Many were the disputes he had. with
bis neighbors over the weight of the
animal, and he consldered.that it was
jealousy that caused many of them
,Who were regarded as experts to put•
the weight at a figure a few hundred
pounds below the weight on which he
bad set his heart.
One day he sent him to town with
the boys to have him weighed. A few
days later a neighbor came along and
said to him:
"Well, Uncle Henry, did the colt
Weigh as much as you expected?"
"Be might have been a trifle shy,"
Said the old man, "but I can explain
that. It was all on account of a mis-
take by the boys. I told them to have
him weighed on a scale they weigh
coal on to sell, and they bad him
:weighed on the scales of a fellow who
buys hay."
Sacrificing.
"Be married a woman who likes to
Work."
"That is lucky for him and pleasant
too."
"Oh, I don't know."
"Why?"
"She believes in self sacrifice and Is
inclined to deny herself the pleasure."
No Dream.
"Suddenly," said the man with a
three days' growth of beard and an
Out of date necktie, "I found myself
falling 400,000 feet into the depths of a
bottomless pit"
"Dreaming, I suppose."
"No; just getting from under a tor.
nor in wheat."
A Busy Pest.
There's a lovely little microbe
Creeping softly up mY nose.
I can feel the tingle, tingle
Ot its cunning little toes.
It will keep a -coming, coming
To the, music of the sneeze'
Tilt the stip wilt stop the plumbing
And the doctor gets his fees,
It's as busy as a gossip
And insistent as the man
Who is selling life insurance
Dm the pay tomorrow plan,
Mute taken tip its iedgtinft
In my pretty rtoman fiat,
And there isn't any dodglalte
It's a 'scramble to the Mat
It's a Welt utiinvltbd,
I ani very tree to state.
Ito One caned it with its family
social a .
tor a
pleasant dat
F
p
It moved in Without a Wattling
Or depobitinil s. cent,.
Mirmal' matters duly ,aeorntng,
tluch as payment of the rest..
9{car"•
�-a
Had I only had it weapon , .^
seta It on the way 'tl'
bad bl ant it to deetructtoi
I►YI it &rapped around to May
NO* I'll have to grin and bear It •
As mY tiostri1e it assails,
Hut rd lifts in Site to tear it
And to feed It to they Whalen.
The
Judging by Re -
suite.
"He Is devot•
Ing ulntseli wool-
ly to art."
"tlut he isn't
much 01 an art-
ist."
-Why not?"
"Ile is, making,
money at it."
Knew About It.
man was mi, tae girt was passing
tart
Why did she rove Mtn? Curious fool, be
sou:
tie had much gold and stocks and bonds
to nu e.
Her tau,er was the man who wrote the
wul
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
x.14 -will travel faster than the
truth, but it will not be the drat
to arrive at the destination, because it
must double on its tracks so often.
Irrigation is snore potable when
applied to the soil than to the throat,.
;if the harem skirtsare to eontrib-
late to the emancipation of woman,
much win depend on whether they
Dave pockets or not..
Advice to children pot accompanied
by example might as well be thrown
at the birds.
Youth is full of confidence, saith the
cynic, until it Ands that life is a con-
fidence
onfidence game,.
A hen, is a versatile creature. ;After
Ler lay she chants her lay.
, The private opinion IS apt to be that
the general is an old blockhead.
Tour true poet passes a barber shop
on the other side of the street.
Buyers report that aeroplanes coma
high, but what could they expect?
Uses an Antitode..
"I shouldn't think you couid stand
it to associate with Jones so much. He
is wrong in the bead on the subject of
chickens, and you must know it. He
talks about them in his sleep, thinks
about them during the sermon and in-
terrupts an intelligent baseball con-
versation to give us the score his hens
made last week. Ile would put me to
the bad in a week."
"You don't know bow to utilize him."
"1 would be eempted to utilize him
as a punching bag."
"You are too Impetuous. Now, I find
Jones a valuable ally. When Rinks
comes along and starts talking about
his baby 1 wait until be has to draw
a breath and then mention chickens,
That sets Jones going. and I slip out
and let tbem enjoy themselves. 1 turn
over all bores to him, un the theory
that like cures tike."
Neither Polite Nor Pleasant.
"Opportunity knocks at every man's
Joan. once."
1s that all r
"That's wiat they say."
•1 wish some utter things would
•'spy it."
"What. for example?"
Advr„rs c tie une. It never kno(%ts,
but just ol.-n- the door, walks right t3►..
Ind take:' tt,e mint comfortable things
you hare."
Ail Bosh.
"1 brll.'re in the tree, and unlimited
coinage of 'Utituun Sense.'
"1t Is last tike aft ot you crack re
tormers.•
"11 na't is'?"
,"'Io believe in something that even
t' you had the pr sr.'t to put 11 through
would Intl tut want .,I d competent'
ulan to operate It.'
"Flave you se+e', Ali tunes?'
"1 can't sit that 1 nave."
",Uo you know alas"
"Not from a alae of sole leather."
"Same Gs the beefsteak we bad this
morning, 'nen."
Something For Nothing.
"You can't wake something out of
nothing"
"Can't, eh?'
„Ha"
"Just notice tiny tine Line of excuses,"
Began logether.
"When die your OnIUuess begin?"
"Really. I target, rhos. 1 never could
keep these dates stralgbt anyway. If
say wite was herr she cunld tell you
sae year we were married tn."
Not Impossible.
"Can a man lice without work?"
"Under certain (•Ircumstances."'
-What are they?"
"ile trust marry a rich and foolish
woman,"
A Remedy.
"He said he would never forget her:'
"And did bee'
"No.1
'"So he didn't marry her."
Usettas.
A eland may have a sti er lining,
But what's' the benefit to that?
Yon see it in the distance shinint
Just like a dressy major's hat,
Ent as your *lags are net In training.
Your aeroplane, alas, untit,
There isn't anyuse in straining
To get a fair sized dining of it.
Suppose you take a fall said shatter
kour elbow or your toner bone
And, finding Out what it the matter,
Denver up a heartfelt groan.
The optimist would can attention
To ways that you were truly blest.
The silver mans he Would mention
Would be troy' toll a two months' rest,
Were you tit foolish ways to squander
Your patrimanY here and there
And When you saw it flying yonder
Sit down and watch it to despair.
e the *a1
a Ianln Y to view it. That ot.
At you (iy this dine shoele have learned.
the ether tunng'b there. -g0 to it-.
Note What you have yOti'li know yott'VI
earned.
Trills shiny lining, to be candid,.
to a defusion anis a snare.
Pett when retarertutse'It biota hes tended
119 tun or nearW double !,hare
Pur yoU chastisement stern and gnilirig
1s in 'assn. st.lftet'flt blow •
%', moo,' •..inµ n,tv• ono* ceninu:
".it ottani bb at, ti.ntn antae, you ennui' ,
Make Him Prove
It.
"Do I look like
an idiot?"
"1 refuse to
commit myself."
"But a fellow
just called me
one." •
"Chance of a
lifetime. Sue him
for libel and see
what the jury
says!". •
$coach Bwuor.
David R. Form, the Chicago bank-
er, has a dry Scotch humor. Speaking
of the danger of being puffed up by
sudden; honors, Mr. Forgan told this
story of Simpson, the great. Scotch
pbysicianF
"Dr. Simpson had been absent from
his class for conte time, Ind on his re-
turn be announced that a great profes-
sionaLhonor had beenconferred upon
him,."!said Mr, Forgan.
""X am very happy to inform you,
young gentlemen, that a very great
honor bas come to mite since, last we
meet here,' said Professor Simpson, his
face beaming' with honest pride, 'I'
have just received notification that I
have been appointed physi,:ian-in-ordin
ary to her Majesty Queen Victoria.'
"The great discoverer of chloroform
looked over his glasses as if he expect-
ed his class to be quite taken away by
the great news. Instead, he was shock-
ed to hear those Scotch boys burst into
the National Anthem, `God Save the
Queen,'
"And still they say the Scotch have
no sense of humor," added Mr. Forgan,
-Milwaukee Free Press.
Unfailing Sign.
"They say be is a millionaire."
"Be may be a wealthy man, but 1
am quite certain he is not worth a mil-
lion."
"Why so positive?"
"He pays more than $10 for a suit of .
clothes,"
Economy.
"What are you waiting for?"
"Fourth of July," replied Mr.
Smartie,
"Why not kill two birds with one
stone and wait for Christmas at the
same time?"
Disposition Faultless.
"Is she a good musician?"
"Good musician?"
"Yes."
"You bet She always stops when
you tell her to."
Homemade,
"Be calls this a historical romance."
"1 believe so."
"Where did be get his history"
"The same place he got his ro-
mance."
PreFer Treatment.
A big fish has been piaying Around
here for some time, but it is a bad
actor."
"Give it the kook."
•-.-.sir---
For indoor shooting a Michigan rifle-
man has invented a target which cat-
ches the bullets without injury, per-
mitting them to he used again.
a.;tlax ':x
The Town Tightwad.
The tightwad has a pile of wealth in
safety salted down; he's gathered in
the scads by stealth from every end of
town. He's loaded down with bonds
and stocks, and mortgages and deeds;
and when he takes his daily walks,
some victim's bosom bleeds. The man
who gets within his mesh no mercy
need implore; he'll always have his
pound of flesh, and looks around for
more. To add a dollar to his stack,
he'd risk his granite head; he'd turn
the widow from her shack, the sick
man front his bed, I'd rather gnaw at
husks and stones, or grovel in a den,
than have a pile a shining bones that's
wrung from needy men. When you
have lost your wad of dough, and all
your plans are wrecked, you then may
to the poorhouse go, and keep your
self-respect. But if you torture folks
in debt through all your grinding years,
and rake in dollars moist with sweat,
and blood, and women's tears, you'll
learn to hate yourself some day, when
death is diavving nigh; and when they
file your bones away, no soul will heave
a sigh. -Walt Mason.
Salt Rheum
On the Hand
Yielded only to the soothing, healing
influence 01 f DR.CHASE'S
NTM ENT.
In addition to the ,, suffering acid
ant.oyance caused by eczema and salt
rheum there is always danger of the
trouble spreading and becoming
chronic. For this reason the use of
Dr. Chase's Ointment should be regu-
lar and persistent until the cure hi
thorough and coatpleto.
Mrs. john 3. Delory, Linwood,
Antigonish county, N.S., writes - I
want to say that Dr. Chase'sOint-
ment
i t
meet has proven a great blessing
ng
me. I had salt rheum on one hand,
and could not get it helped up. The
itching distressing t
n
6
at times.es.
Two boxes of I'll'. Chases Ointment
Fats cured me eotnpletely, and 1 glad-
ly recommend it to every sufferer."
in every honte there is a demand
for Dr, Chase's Ointment. It is par-
ticularly useful where there are h
dren. Chafing and skirl irritation
are relieved fit ones and eczema id'
curd by this soothing, healing olnt=
merit. 60 cents a box: at till dealers,
or Erdn'tanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
Poor Man!
"Wbj does Blfiiltins have such n
harassed look?"
"His wife insists upon reading al'
the suffrage news to him."
No Wait For Spring.
The height of affluence would be --
If I can net this past the printer -
Would be to have, you must agree.
That tures feeling in the winter.
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WEST LAND isEQULATIONS.
AN'S' person who is the sole head of a family
or any male over 18 years old, may home-
stead a quarter section of available Dominion
land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta.
The applicant must appear in persoat the
Dominion Lands Agency or Sob -Agency
the district. Entry by proxy may be made at
any ag0noy, on certain conditions, ley fattier,
Mother, son, daughter, brother or sister of
intending homesteader.
Duties. --Sia months' residence upon and
cultivation of the land in each of three years.
A homesteader may live within nine miles of
his homestead on a farm of at least 80 acres
solely owned, and occupied by bin or by his
father, mother, son, daughter, brother or
sister.
In certain districts a homesteader in god
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Price 'A 00 per acre.
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the time required to earn homestead patent)
end cultivate fifty* nares extra.
11 homesteader Who he exhausted Itis home,
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ma tinter fora purchased hontestead in certain
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Veeide six litonlhe in eaoh of three years, antlti-
ete fifty eared and erect n house worth 8800.00.
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