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| l IIEAL'I‘H. ' , M~x~ »._~~»-‘\\._ . s A. ~ s».\~v-\~w- Twenty Miles From a Doctor. I was saddened to hear of a gold andé useful Woman out West whose lite was lost A just because the physician was too far off, She had gone I writes a correspondent. there a few years ago as a teacher and afterwards married, and at her death al family of poor little children were left to, mourn. A cousin of mine te‘ls how she had to officiate in place of a doctor in that part of the country. Adaime laughs i after the danger was past and said she just used her common sense and called to mind all that her mother and grandmother had told her. In these days of oil and gasoline smves water can be heated quickly, in an emergency, and what possibildies there are in hot water I In cases of wounds, bruises, sprains and inflammation the steaming tea kettle gives us assurance. For sore throat I I am an advocate of the cold compress, winch is simplicity itself. Soak a. cloth in cold water, wring so it will not drip and bind on. Over this pin a dry cloth, go to l bed with warm feet, and in the morning you will quote: “Richard is himself again." For tonsilitis I like to recall the frequent drinks of hot Water I have taken to my relief. For dyspepsia and stubborn bowels it is par excellence. The latter must be “ managed ” by perseverance. Laxative food and that which contains much bulk and waste must be eaten. Slippery elm or bread elm is old~fashioned, but so helpful. Rubber hot water bags are anecesiity these days, but substitutes may be used. Children are often aillicted with styes and tender eyelids. Nothing is better than holding a dripping hot cloth on the affected parts ; cold water would shock and chill. To stop bleeding, very hot water applied to a raw cut will be found just the thing. I greatly favor hot teas, “granny doses," as a man calls them. They can’t injure as do some drugs, and are soothing and produce a sweat. One woman physician said a mis- take was often made by having them too strong. Their chief virtue lies in their being hot. I have been called a “water crank,” but no matter. Bathing must be adapted to constitutions. We had in our home for a few years, a minister who was sure that a cold bath before breakfast was essential to health. He was a pale, bloodless man, and what vitality and warmth his body had gained during the night be washed itaway. His health was poor. Each winter morning he walked down town to his breakfast. Suilice to say, his health failed, whether from his “hobby” or not I can not say. As a counter-irritant, nothing compares to mustard. Anybody can have it. The druggists sell prepared plasters which are handy to tuck into your grip for emergen- cies, for sometimes a person is far from a drug store. Pepper makes a good tooth- ache plaster, and it is likewise helpful for faco neuralgia. W hen .\laster Lambie had a dangerous siege of flux I noticed the doc- tor used a spice poultice with happy re- sults. \Vheu a patient has diarrhoea or sick stomach little doses of spice tea are helplul. Now we come to good lard as a remedy. Its uses are many. They tell me how freely it was used on my body when I had malignant scarlet fever, when a child of four. The whole body was often rubbed with lard and it seemed to dry in at once. I forgot to sound the praises of flaxsesd pouiticos, or those made of bread and milk. You all know their worth. [like corn meal poultices better than the former, for to me poultices of bread and milk or flax- sued or onions are so oilensive in smell. The oil rub for thin children is a. thing I earnestly recommend. We have a woman doctor in our family and I guess I caught her enthusiasm for this remedy. She says “use coooanut oil :"just why, I don’t know. I presume the work of a poultice on a boil is to “scatter” it or bring it to a “head” soon. New for burns. The neighbor across the hall burned her arm severely last week. She groaned and rapped on my door and said, l‘ oh, do give me a cure quickly.” I bounced out of bed and ran for the mucil- age bottle. An application of mucilage excluded the air from it soon. In the country we were Wont to use applebutter, but it is mussy. Flour paste is good to exclude the air. I “as in a home once where if anything happened the cry would be: “Send for Aunt Eliza right away.” She lived near by. The sight of her cap border gave them courage. O The Earaclie. Many of the current cures for est-ache advise the dropping of various substances into the ear. One of the best specialists of the day pronounces this “ usually an unadvisable procedure," and in the place of such remedies, prefers the application of warmth to the region of the ear either by dry heat in the form of heated fluinel, cotton wool, bags of hops, bran or meal, or by cloths wrong out of hot water, steam, or poultices of Ilaxssed or roasted onions. Cotton should not habitually be worm- wedged into the ear, for the reason that or the air passage is thus closed causing secretions of the ear to flow more slowly very 1 little. and thus causing an unnaturalanil disagreeable and perhaps injurious dryness. As, however. many Cases of acute aural trouble have resulted iroin bathing and ipecially from divinir and plunging in salt. water, is a wise precaution to plug :he ears with cotton at such times. ‘ '4! a“: '.s the truthful. startling “21:0: a hook abon' .\‘o-Tollac. the harmless. xr-‘nrsrd tobacco :ablt cure that braces up nlCOlinlll'd nerve» l eliminates the nicotine poluin. mam-s wool. also gain strength vigor and iiinnhoo‘l. You run no physical or financial roll. us .\‘o-To-Baa : In sold under guarantee to cure or money rr l funded. Book tree. .\d. Sterling Rented: “A. an 9‘ "-ml St... Moutml. Don‘t “use. Spa} in Smoke Your Life .1. l He Could Not Leave. The bov stands on the burning deck, The dunes about him glow; He smiles, because he knows at home He'd have to thovel snow. I AFTER MANY YE}. BS in Strange Tale To'd by a Well Known Minstrel. The Painful Ike-nits of an Injury Rs rrlvcd niny \rnrs Agoâ€"Was Treated In [hr lie-z flmpimls of Two (‘onlln ente. but to Re-uvrry. From The Owen Sound Times. The inaer lions efficacy of Dr. \l'illiams’ Pink Pills has again been demonstrated in this town. The '.l'.m-:s referred to the as'on‘shing cure of .\Ir. “'m. Bclrose, a well known citizen. This was followed a few weeks ago by the remarkable cure of Slrs. Monnell, of Peel street, whose life had been dcspaired of by herseliand family and friends. A few days ago The Times returter was passing along Division street, when it was noticed that a new barber shop had been open d by Mr. Dick Cousby,a member of a family who have lived in Owen Sound for nearly half a century. Knowing that .\Ir. Cousby had been seriously ailing when he came from England, a few months previous, and at that time had little hope of warmer "i; his heallh, The Times man dronpe'l in to have a chat. and before the canversation proceeded very far it was ovrdeut that there had been another miracle performed by the wonder-working Pink Pills. “Well, let us start at the besinning of my troubles,” said Mr. Cousby, when The Times began probing for particulars. “Twenty-one years ago I left school here and joineda minstrel company. Since that time I have had parts in 'nanyof the leading miustrel companies as comedian and dancer lo the spring of 1887 I thorighthould trya summer engagement and took a position With Hall dt Bingley’s Circus, then playing in the W'estern States. One morning during the rush to put up the big three-pole rat, I was giving the men a hand, when the centre pole slipped out and in falling struck me across the small of the back. While I felt more for a time, I did not pay much attention to it. After working a week I began to feel a pain similar to that of sciatic-rheumatism. For a year I ' radually grew worse and finally was laid up. This was at Milwaukee. After some time I went to St. Paul and underwent an electric treatment and thought I was cured. I then took an engagement with Low Johnston’s Minstrels and went as far west as Seattle. About three years ago I made an engagement with Bowen and ll‘arquharson to go on a tour through Europe in the great American Minstrels. Before sailing from New York I suffered from pains between the shoulders, but paid very little attention to it at the tilt 0, but when I reached Glasgow I was scarcely able to walk. I remained in this condition until we reached Manchester, where I obtained temporary relief from a doctor’s prescrip- tion. For two years the only relief I had was by takingthis medicine. In May of 1893 while at Birmingham I was taken very bad and gradually got worse all summer. An engagement was ofl'ered me as stage mana- ger for Onsley's Minstrels and 1 went out with them, but in three months’ time I was so bad that I had to quit. All this time I was consulting a physician who had been recommended as a specialist, but without any relief. Bydropathic baths and other similar treatments were resorted to with- out avail. Finally there was no help for i‘ and I went to Manchester, and on Dec. l'2ib, 1893, went into the Royal Hospital, where the physicians who diagnosed my ‘Ifie pronounced 'it transverse myelitis, or Manic spinal disease. After being in tht h s ital for five months I grew worse, until my legs became paralyzed from the hipi alown. Dr. Newby, the house surgeon, showed me every attention and became quite friendly and regreifully informed mo that I would be an invalid all my life. For a change I was sent to Barnes Convalescent Hospital, Chesdle,baving to be carried from the hospital to the carriage and then on to the train. After a week there a patient told me. of a cure effected on himself by the use of Dr. \Villiams’ Pink Pills. Being ihoroughly discouraged, I asked for my discharge and I was sent back to Manches- ier, where I began taking Pink Pills. After 'he use of a few boxes I recovered the use I f my 16:5 sufficiently to walk several blocks. I then concluded to start for Canada and join my friends here. I continued taking the Pills, constantly getting stronger. I have taken no other medicine since I began the use of the Pink Pills, and I have no doubt as to what cured me. I now feel as well as ever and I am able to take up the trade of harboring, at which I worked during the summer months. “’hen I remember that the doctors told me I would he helpless all my life, lcannot help looking upon my cure as a miracle." As Mr. Cousby told of the wonderful cure, his good-natured countenance fairly shone with gratitude. He is so well known here as a straight-forward respectable citizen that The Times need say nothing in his behalf. His plain, uizvsrnisbed statement would go for a fact with everyone who knows him. There pills are a positive cure for all troubles arising from a vitiated condition. of the blood, or ashattered, nervous system. .\‘old by all dealers or by mail, from Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Brockville, Oiit., or Schenectady, N. Y., at 50 201118 a box, or six boxes for $2.50. There are numerous imitations and substitutions ageinst which the public is caiitiot‘v" ANTEDâ€"OFFICE MANAGER in em ‘ City and County. Fortune for 9 Agents Address. D. A. EVANS 8:. C0.. 76 College St... Room 12. Toronto. Ont .,’AH‘IED.~ Bright. active. riwrgt-tic Hit in in every hr‘CllUll or the Cl iiiilry to imrctluce in the noighbuhood an article of universal usage. Sure sale at every hon-e, Splen- did cbanrc to make his: money. Address. “2 A. LOF’I‘LTS. Montreal. , A Mog‘rn‘: Appnrnlus. LAY.- c-i l‘illt‘fipcnn nntl Ami-ri' " canXo\'c.iicn.C.trdTricks, -r.u- i‘.|lai\:‘,,Uir till-T. l“. E. Kori“ . .‘o‘. ()url: V ' \l n" l ('o..lff.‘ Church Sl..'loronto ems WAmn - For the latest and best line of Books and out. Canndg all almond ' term liberal. Write (or circulars. winin- m M. ma. OIL 9‘ FOR All OLD CANAD'J! sTAMP ll rd it‘ want 133; Mid “58. hOOK UP YOUR OLD LETTERS and old r- Ilvcllous’ of stamps and gr: :he h: :ho-z :' nah 1 rice for then; from V {1. A. HEEDHAM. tel Main St. Eu liamilton, Uni. Pronounced lnrurnblr-A " E'rllnw Patient Pointed Out the Road 5 l Recipeâ€"For Making a Delicious Health Drink at Small Cost. Adam's Root Beer Extract ......one bottle Fleischmann's Yeast . . ,hn" & cake Sumr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ....two wand. [Lukewarm Watch. .. . . . . . . . . _ _ , , two game“ Dissolve the «agar and yeast n the water, add the extract. and bark: pl we in a warm place for twenty-four hoprs until it for-menu. then place on fee, when i: will open sparkling and delicious. The root beer can be obtained in all drug- and merry stores in 10 -nd 2‘5 cent bottles to make two and five tallons. 0 ° MR.GEO.MERRETT. ° Toronto, Ontario. » As Well as Ever After Taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cured of a Serious Disease. “1 was suflering from what is known as Bright’s disease for five years, and for days at a. time I have been unable to straighten myself up. I was in bed for three weeks; during that time I had leeches applied and derived no bene- fit. Seeing Hood’s Sarsnparllla advertised in the papers I decided to try a bottle. I found HOOD’S Sarsaparilla GURES relief before I had finished taking half of a bot- tle. I got so much help from taking the first bottle that I decided to another. and since takin the second bottle fee. as well as ever ‘i did nmy life.” Gxo. Manam, Toronto, Ont. Hood’s Pills are prompt and efficient, xâ€"e’t easy of action. Sold by all druggists. 25c. SAUSAGE GASI N 35353353tngif£ Sheep and Narrow American Hog Casings at right prices. Park,Blackwell 8; Co.Ltd.Tor’nto M M I N G Permanently cured by a strict] Educa- tionnl System. No advancv fees. I rite for circular. THE ONTARIO INSTITUTE. _ 65 Sliuter St... Torontg. / ‘USKOKA SUMMER. noon“ - t-. D SALE.â€"I have one of tho linest proper- ties in Muslroka: cottage. with wide ycrnndah all around, almost new, boat house. ice house, iteam launch, row and sailboat. canoe. ntcani- boat wharf, all conveniences. situated on Lake Rossenu. right on steamboat channel. Price {3850. Terms to suit. Won’t rent. 8. FRANK VILSON. 73 Adelaide St. W., Toronto, Canada. FISHING TACKLE. SPECIAL OFFER. 1 Fine Trout Rod. Lancewood Tip . . . . . . . 81 25 1 wider-proof Braid Line, 20 yards........ ‘25 l Trout Fly Spoon r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 1 Click Reel, IOyards...................... -5 1 Cut Casting l.ine........ ................. 15 IBM. Gutllooks ..... 25 1BoxSinkers . . . . . . . . 95 IDoz.GoodTroutFlies ...... .5 $285 W's will supply ihis lot for 32 cash. Send your money or order through‘your dealer. Perfect Gut Casting Lines (Scotch) $2.10 Doz. Lacrosses. Footballs and all kinds of Sporting Goods. THE WIGHTMAN SPORTING GOODS GO. 403 St. Paul Street, Montreal. H. ‘._. .9 -. Dr. Leiolete’ Syrup of Turpentine The most palatable. the safest, and most czi'ectun‘. for young and old. Couger and Colds. BronchitisGi-ippe I Group. Whooring- h) Cough. Catarrh. And all affections of the Throat or Lungs, 256. and 50¢. per Bottle. Read what those who have used it say: Mrs. Jo<. .\luticll. Scott street. Berlin. Ont.. Mumâ€"Having tried l)r. Laviolette‘s Syrup of 'l‘urpcntinc fur ivy fluidly, I found it a very r'iporior remedy for bad roughsann colds. and 1 can honestly recommend it. i .\Ir. Win. E. llracker. No. 56 Elizabeth St... ‘ Toronto. says: A l have u~cd Dr. Liu'iolclte l iyrup of Turpcniinc for o. <c'verc cough and Two 23:. bolllee circcicd a. complete sold. . ' I can honestly recommend it. :‘ure. Your Druirgiq, can precure it from any wholesale home or direct from the proprietor. J. Gustave Laviolette,M.D. ~ n [hell<.and farmers lhippy this cough-3H ijt be one of them by buying a SNOWBA.-.. WAGON. it will p case you, give you mil-diction. and “'3 int -nd to i save you money. No breakdown-t or black- I miiths'hill-s toparout for repairing. If use have no aosx‘r in your locality, write direct tc ST. GEORGE. ONT. lllli Sill‘flllllll ii'llllllll llllllPIlll. W Try it. ’ "Within 12 Hours After First Dose i the Pain Left Ms”â€"â€"Rheumatlsm E I of Seven Years' Standing Cured in a. Few Days. 1 have been a victim of rheumatism for jseven years, being confined to bed for months at a time, unable to turn myself. I have been treated by many physicians in ti.ia part of the country, none of whom benefited me. Iliad no faith in rhuemstic cures advertised, but my wife induced me :0 get a bottle of South American Rheumatic Cute from Mr. Taylor,druggist, of Owen Sound. At the time I was suffer- ing agonizing pain, but inside of twelvt hours after I took the first dose the pain left me. I continued until I took three bottles, and I consider I am completely cured. (Signed) Leith P.0., Ont. An exposition of arts and industries will be held in the City of Mexico in 1896. J. D. M’Llum. Charlatans and Quack: Have long lied their vocation on the ant- fering peda ii of the people. The knife has and to the quick; caustic applications ave tormented the victim of corns until the nonfiction shaped itselfâ€"there’s no cure. Putnam’s Painless Corn Extractor proves on what slender basis public opinion often rests. If you rude: from oorns get the Extractor and you will be satisfied. Sold everywhere. Mr. Henry Asquith, the Imperial Home Secretary, is suffering from influinza Get Rid of Neuralgia. There is no use in fooling with neuralgia. It i: a disease that gives way only to the most powerful remedies. No remedy yet discovered has given the grand results that invariably attends the employment of Pol- son’s Nervtline. Nerviline is a positive specific for all nerve pains, and ought to be kept on hand in every family. Sold every where, 25 cents a bottle. Catarrhâ€"Use Nasal Balm. Quick, poul- tiva cure. Soothing. cleansing. healing. Itia sold on a too all drn Esta. It cures glucipient (gig-11811111131301; dis the best Cough and. Group Cure. / Weakwolmen and all mothers who are nursing babies derive great benefit from Scott's Emulsion. This prepara- tion serves two purposes. It gives vital strength to mothers and also enriches their milk and thus makes their babies thrive. Scott’s Is a constructive food that pro- motes the making of healthy tissue and bone. It is a wonder- ful remedy for Emaclatlon, General Debility, Throat and Lung Complaints, Coughs, Colds, Anaemia, Scrofula and Wasting Diseases of Children. SmdfarPampfi/e! on Scuff: Emulsion. Mr. Scott & Bowns. Bullevills. All Drugnltlt. 500. I .1. Lanyar- wo commenced an elaborate plan or any.“ link before we were bolt through 0”! LDVBK‘I‘KSIII‘N DISAPPEARBD. Why 7 Because “:3 WIRE ovxnwmiuin WIT]! BUSINESS. Then was but one thing to do: within-u the advertising and devote every energy to filling the order with which we were flooded. This we did, and handled will nuonsbls rom [nus a most unprecedented year's bullmu. WITH NM (GED l-‘ACTOIIIES, INCREABID FAClell AI") TWENTY BRANCH HOUSES FRO! Will”! 10 ["8 TIIIBETB OUR GOODS, WE CAN NOW (ARE FOR ALL "I" cons. Lut year we could not reduce prices because we wuv compelled in some way In limit the demand for .lermotar goodn We would have been animal with lower prices, but why create a demand which we could not snpplyl We have mods thl heaviest purchase: of steal and material bought in America (Ms year, and at unprecedented prices, and have ands term. I. dealers which enable them to nuke unprecedented prices. In quality, character, variety, finllh. sod accessibility In full stock of goods and repairs, we no Without competitors. In our plan of ndvertixin; last year, we proposed to flr‘nhh I feed cutter under certain conditions furl”. For reasons stated above we did not complete the advertising, and the feed on- m was not put out. We now propose to make amends hi the folloivin manner: We will announce In this pa am I!" ALLSIERL VIII! SUPERIOR run CUTTER, l 0311! at $10 cash with order. f. o. b. Chicago. Only one to one par-son, In In furnish addresses of Ion neighbors who ought to have some- thinr in our line. Cut. description and full information re garding it will appear soon. We «pol-fol! dam to maxi” rims or mind'- mwflen you mlnslpaylng : will outfits. The (rmp'rt Hanan spar! ofdu inform Mary: h great. ‘1” added lo ' - ‘a/Ldfl‘m‘“ (Mfi‘kgglm‘n‘; p.14 (3 91') clear .: "_.; Kuhn. 5:0 I n'mln'. To .54 (urn ‘f’u. _ . .» _ t 1 year 9:! 1 -{ pl'oprrpl'nfafld urti- - \‘- ch, u-nla nu i-u ' m?! be pmirdod. \l'x believers in loaf prior! 1 output of our (“boring or. tools tar Inch piece. an” , on it In morelyopirkirz = ,- desnapin. . small : - ', on the material which r- “ munliomnl. We have It material in the count.) in: made up in lbs form rI platson w-ndmilu, lav-:1) ‘, pumps, etc, To Inch Ir . and to such an extent I v \ l cnflnl nrrount the vol ; drnd competition IR v“ gum' new]: and you air. and ai lays have been >. Bums. of the :no-Jiyous ~7 -' mi ambit-.1 to have spetni ‘ tr": reduce the hand laLar ‘ the imienai and laying it , by: 12.0 the Cost of labor put * tell that it is not worth = C-«fflo the largest dealers in 3. the in:ch, of c-nzne, be- - Iqu galvar:.xrd-af:cr :cm- 3 i: :nnr ml fixed). “an,: u‘ru in this hecovutrue, . Us. price of our goods (and ;‘ urns of oerbrs'nru rrn- . uLlcl. IIIZI F011: lunar: \VIHDSILL ('0\CEII.\'S ARK Il'Y M Tillilll ‘IOWHKS 07 [’3 11118 Ylul TIIIY no If izr Cabal “K IIle Tl"! ONLY ABSOLL‘TELY RELIABLI All! HAIR TOWER; BBCAI SEIHI’.‘ (All "1" 05' I'll CIIEAY’I' THIS 'IIIIY CAN Bl‘l”): “EFAIISR WE AIOSB ARI: I’itl Putt!) 1’0 GALVAHZR XVIIIHTIIISG AFTER [1' rs I‘llllI PUJ‘KD, AID COIPLL‘TR EVIIYTIIISG IXACI'IJ RIG!” Tl-ns coiirerns are was. for, oven though they in, r:- furnuh the but of wheels, the wheel will have llta lm-i r. pom, Send to II your name and al ire“. ard ll ' numbers who may need smooth-n: In our Lne. and Item a [nod turn. The Arrives-r Co. In one of the n m. .. tut business cnlerptiu‘ winch ha- bun lunth in rvu' tuna. In “treading Mumumenu will be disco-mod and mad- clear the lines on which that success has been worn-d out I was done by a farmer's boy. A canto! fella-rm: or than 9 - urtlcmenu mar suggest to some other hither I If} a r---r Aermotor 00., iris, “min.” 1, "5...". ., GRANtY Better this .o' The Largest Manufacturers of PURE. H [OH GRADE COCOAS AND BHOCULAIES by On this Continent, have "(~de " HIGHEST AWARDS born the great Industrial and Find EXPUSITIDNS. __ In ElliflllflandAfllBllla. ’ Unlike the Dutch Process. no Alka- . . .- . lira or othrr Chemicals or Dyes are " ' “ '\ and in am of their remnant. 'nicir delicious BREAKFAST COCOA I n 11W pm and soluble, and we (us than one curacy. SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE. mini sums an. matflislllfllm. G. DUTHIE & SONS Slate. Sheet-Metal. Tue & Gravel Roofer- Sheet Metal Ceilings. Terra Cotia Tile Red. Black and Green Roofing Slate. Metal Cor- hlcos. Felt. 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