Daily British Whig (1850), 21 Apr 1903, p. 3

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While headach>s ate varitd in char by a variety | of causes, the majority of vietims suf- {for either from nervous or biliows { headache, When neglected, -either form | will quickly enuse: serious suffering and will. assuredly prostrate the system. Nerrous headaches, to which women | are specially subject, arise from weak and intlamed nerves, heavy and dull brain. poor ¢irculation and debility, bilious headaches are usually accom: panied hy sitknoss cod vomiting. They result from inactive liver, digestive dis- turbanoes 'or sore ard constipated bowels. In the springtime; able and experi. | enced physicians urge upeh those -who Furnifure Restorer, for producing | a beautiful polish, i i JAMES REID Risady Mixed Paint + The very best paint on the mar- 'fet, most durable, finest colors, STRACHAN, Herdware Werchant. DR ALEX. W, RICHARDSON, PHYSICIAN 3 * ftw GIAX _Axb Sumgwow., Or. | B05 SRG Oe » { st FURNISHED ROOMS. WITHOUT 'Bi or CA are subject to headaches the use of Paines Celery Compourd. In tens of | thousands of cases this wonderful re. medy has produced bappy and per: manent results afte all pther modes of treatment failed. Unlike other medi: cines claiming © popular attention, Paine's Celory Compound gives prompt and eficetive results. "It gives to weak Land sick people an immediate supply of nerve fares, with pure blood, active liver and peclect digestive vigor. The work of Paine's Celery Compound is pot a simple relieving of pain; it of. foctunlly reathes the rest and canses of fisease ond permanently bonishes the sroule. Mrs. EL. Garland, Crawford street, Toronto, Ont. says: "Your Paine's Celury Compound has most wonderfully improved my bealth, Before using it my ite was poor, I was weak and debilitated, snd. suf { fered much from headache. Your com: | pound has made me a Dew woman, {and 1 wish it the success it so richly | deserves." FOR SALE OR TO, RENT. ae 1 x > ue "Ei IE s Smithfield. Ont. ) to of Belleville. James' Far Mrs. Youmans was hora in the town shin of Sidneg. County of Hastines in the veur 1820. "She was a davehbter of James Farley, whose other children were James J. Farlev. father of Dr. Farlev, Belleville: Thomas Farle Peter Parley, Samuel Faclev, Mrs Philin Clark. of Bloomfield, Mra. De borah Huyek, Mrs. Levi Anderson, of Amclinshurg,: Mrs, Sarah Keller, © of Nanance--mother ofthe late Thomas Casey--whe was the well known _- tary of the Historical Society of . jo, with headquarters at Toronto. the 3 through his writings on the early sot flement of Ontario, and pditiowlarly the scttlement of Adolphustown. P. E. Co., and lentox and Addington. whois county town is Napanee, which is really the cradle of Kistory in "On tario, as it was seftletl earlier than any other part, except of course alony the St. Lawrence, somewhere between the years of 1783 and 1792, 'hy the U. E. Loyalisti at the time of the Ameri can Revolution. Mrs. Youmans herself belonged to'an old U. BE. Lovalist family, as did also her 'husband, Mr. John Younians, to whom she was united in marriage in 1543 and lived on the homestead farm of Arthur Youmans Nis father, near Cherry Valley, over thirty-two vears Mr. Arthur Youmans was a UE. Loy- alist from Pennsylvania, who took w a large tract of land, somewhere ab out one thousand acres, clearing a small part of it, and built his lop house in the then wilderness of Prince Edward County on the old Youmans creek, where he builé one of the first saw and grist mills in tins county. These mills were destroyed Ly fire over ity years ago. Mrs. Youmaps' family, who ave so widely scattered over American continent at present, were all bora: is the old frame house still. occupied on the Youmans' homestead, about thre miles from Picton, which was. built be their grandiather, Arthur Youmans over one hundred years ago. > An Old Resident Gone. Gananogue Reporter Hiram Root, aged eighty-thies years and eight mouths, died at his residence, Garden street, last Thues day forenoon. Mr. Root wes son of the late Dani: el Root, who in his time was well known in ull this section, and who was the first postmaster at Pitta Fer: rv, eight miles west 'of Gananogue Mr. Root, the elder, owned and lived on the farm where the post-office was located, near what was called the half way house, on the road to Kineston But previously he had lived -in 'what was called the Butler farm, 'near the townline, and at that place Hifom was born in Augoest 1619. When Hiram grew up-he came to Gananoque, and learned 'the cuzpenter mand wheelwright trades with Charles Hepp. When out of his apprenticeship be wont to Bells ville and engaged. as journeyman 'at waggon-making.- He had relatives in the township of Escott. on Grenadier Island, whem he visited; and during such visits he formed 'the acqusintance of Miss Mary Poole, who lived near the river front in Escott. Afterhe hind been three vears at Belleville; on 17th March, 1847, he and Miss Poole were married. He remiained in Belleville one year after his: marriage, and then re tured to Pittsburgh townshin. and worked one vear for Warren Fairman, making waggons. Thea he moved to Beverley--now called Delta=-where he followed his trades for six -vears, and retiirned to Pittsbureh. Twelve venrs later he moved to Kingston, and was emploved in the railway' car shor there for nine years when be took a similar position in Brockville. he earaged with the C.P.R. 'Co. and was sent to the car shop at Perth. Mrs. "Root--did-not-go-with him to Perth, but came up to the loeality in Becott tow known ae Pools: Resbtt and took charge of a bachelor uncle atl' maiden aunt, aved and in fiesi. who required her assistance. She lived with them $l} fhev both died, Mr, Root in the meantime having alsa gone there. Then Mrs. Root purchased the old Root homestead in Pittablirch and they moved there stavimy nine yours, when 'they eame back to Gan anoque. For heveral vears they = kent house - and the old gentleman was quite active 'and almost always busy. J atterly they have been living with their damghter; Mrs. Jdnmes 1. Soott Their family ~omprised one son and four daughters, two of whom, Mrs Heott 'and Mm. George Andress, tur "| vive, both residing in Gananoque. The the ages of seventeen and i years. Mrs. Root is still enjovine good health and very smart for one of ber TE -- Ch May AD, 58 ss i em tavchus. Why--To bring alms to the Jerusa- the itthplabe of dapital lem , and attend Pentecost. been. '1 dn we learn persons, hve | and 4. Cyprus--a large and important , birt! bas. Barna of Sv. mt MNS BLIBE REASONER, Ne otis Exposition, hy i RE on can ety, the pr ny te a With Spain, a York Lo-night via; mow in "ruins. (Beck 26, 15.) Finding--Having sought out. Through danger but advice not to go to the Spirit Spirit foretold the fortisalem' wal the suggestion of Verse 5. Accomplished~The seven lays of there, which would . in- clude one bath. All brought us-- Showing their interest and soli tude. And --Very suggestive and af fecting is this seaside prayer service. Verses 6-7 Taken our ave -- Tho farewell the usual Oriental demonstration. Polemais-- Its ancient same. was Accho (Jud. 131); renamed for Molemy, king of Egvot. Salutéd-- Probably they were "informed of Paul's coming. Veron 89. Caesarea -- Fifty miles from "Jerusalem. Thev came by rom Plolemais. 3 . 6:5, S40), iret deacons (See 'hesy--(See Joel 2-2), A dther 'a foretellér of evefits, or oneau Borieed to declare 'a 'mesange. Verses 10-11. - Many. deve--Now near Jerusalem that he. did sot need to hasten. Agabus---(Ses ch. 11, 28-30). Girdle--An important article of Ori: wotal dress, Hands und foot His own, not Paul's (See Isa. 927 2; Faek 4 1). The Jews--They 'cauged it ta be ow the instruments Verse 12. We and they--Both Paul's sompaniovs and disciples at Caecsa- réa. Besought priestly and tearfully. But duty was fdarless in face of difficulties. These seemed stre his purbose. His duty was to do the work of Christ. ar------ Markets Elsewhere. Toronto, April "20. ----Wheat, white, pér buh, Thc. to' 96 wheat, red, per bush, Tle. to Tlie; wheat, goose, per bush, 053e. so Sfp; Oats, per bush., 364c. to 3lje.; barley, foe yush., 43c. to 3c, , per bush. iBe. to THc.; hay, Umothy, per ton, $12 to $16; hay, mixed, per ton, $6 to $9; wiraw, per toi, $8.10 WB; ap ples, per bbl, $1 to $1.75; nogs, $5.50 to 8% mew laid, 13e. vo "1dei: butter, dairy, 20c. to 2c; utter, creamery, $c. to We; chic wns, perib.; 100 to Mes turkeys, ner th., 18¢. to Qe; potatoes, per bag, $1.15. to 81 29; onions, per bag, Be. to 0c. carrots, pér beg, he. vo 0r.; turbips, por bing, es parenips, wr bag, 10c. to Bic.; cabbage, per bag, 40e. to Be; loon, $1 to 31.30; Sejery, y 10 #9; veal, choice, $7.50 10 #0: Monreal, April 20 «There dout 600 head of butchers' 0 cabvem, JOB 4 Ahsttoir to-day. aresent cin large humbers, was good, with firm rates prevailing. Prime beeves sold at wbout So. per lb. ir of supérior wisers were sold at "What » beautifel egg, Mrs. Cluck: wr "Yes, Mr. Waddle, but only think some fool Easter rabbit will get all the erwdit for Inying jt 1" art Our 10c. line household brite, Radia, furniture cleasing Paid, insect poison Drug Store. Who Paul, Luke, Trophimus, Aris- | Philip--Oue of the Pro: prophet was so one ¢33-17); though the Romans were to £ i i $e tty g23 if E 4% i g Toronto "is bask: I will bn bank and the head located in Toronto. will be Rdward Gurney, dnd president will bo R. ~ ¥. Snpittiavil be $2,000,000. movement is on foot the alumnae associations ol ! whiversition. The firut practical step Will Be taken when reprefentatives aye hae Sat ilda's. eo! os will meet to discuss organization among Toronto ' university colleges. The - London Mornivg Pont 'saggets that 'the charge of illtventment: in South Adrien, made by the Seuth African have returned to disposed of by ten. Jb waggesta raised upon a motion, in the House of Commons. po ! A -------- Delay Wo Tonger. Worke every you with without respect. Don't yon stand bron: chitin cither, this asthma or "thi tarrh; they are 'dangerons guenta, To qt rid of them immodistely taka Morin's Creso-phates Wine. : aching Toll. of Shrivelled Arteries and Bxhausted gy Fn a y Warn You POW ¥ The sufferer from nervous headache and dizzy spells never knows what minute he may fall hélplasly & victim of vertigo or paratysis, for these symp: touts tal} of depleted nerve 'calls and a wasting of vigor and vitality. Other indications of nervous ex tion "are 'troubles of Sight, 'noises in the Sars, sparks before the 'eyes, to. mach troubles, , mity. All movement members is controlled and hence it follows that some form is the natural consequence of exhausted antl depleted nerves. » » in exhaustion hy actually "tvasing the quantity and quality of the 'blood and crestifig now nerve ol : Head| ¥ 48 '8cept < ral z= 2 2 =F guise SEE: ig gst: ak ife i vantage of a th rp Kingston ii # i 2 i . i ! z I fsi= 2 fi ie ; iL i i & i if i 3 i f= ie - - § | E SE: LE Bek ¥ = i ! s fi! g { § RE £ g i g : nt this i i Prof. Munyon _cordi @ 2 EERE. fr Ne Be

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