Wingham Times, 1890-05-09, Page 3'act Buil,
the Ordnance
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tae •.': a 11:1413 rt,
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if!'1tc•( y(utsell:
.+r into Teatime
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r n1;id. r1s1
hfir theodolite
, while the inti
ill•(! after then),
+r ? (Jen ye no
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naora).aauvta,t
1a.
da Law Jour -
that marriages
rler:,tyturit are,
Ie' revioed stat.
rgymetn, teach..
:,an authorized
ry (r perform
Dntario, shall
; 'the Nowlin
r married, or
tis cute(, and
.gatioa. Surely
no 11ninterent-
r-a%)isiing per-
ilus of these
who ere with•.
r—and adroit
under the
age.
pitea
thing in
▪ the practical
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ty -six. letters
)(Milt,,' or their
:.0;1,'0 of til.
;)r terseness,
!try:
11 11111 I1 or boy
C corn Or a
only is worth
( oitli4we, more)
•bic> Combined.
)tui end deep
ous;lit a' any
wo,.id_bpwing
tied, does not
kr' benefits it.,
solation does
itt
makes it.
ty "Ices add to
train;; gained
in a great deal
rtt company
A. vegetable.
being Cignal,
given tun,
id more cold,
more civil
Llt;!:r than n
titer thinks- he
farming and
sten to one who
1 this age of
s of mourn -
:e money while
otter to turd.
at' business 1
in times out of
to buy a rich
14 to pay for it
at a small
liinll sate of
give personal
s mach less
;done give to
is onet')fthe
Lust consider,
and discretion
only. Great
front planting
rly (!titivated
to proper time.
time trying
0 neglected.
fitly. Profit
yields;, to bra
tion of brain
.energy with
have a span
ugeliStat Were
avitiJ3lytlr,
their iickotd
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MPEI3ANCE COLUMN,
r Votrover> lt'~ W1 ionars i:.. w. C, T.. b.
cliitaiugs,
O, the selling, of 1,11'111 is n :rod device
To. t 1alce a hell of a paradise.
`~4ll °revel• alrr.1 roll the terrorist fl:aod,
1.'is sw0llell whit tiara and stained
with blood.
Thousands of the miserable suffer.
era froni drink aro praying for deliver.
duce, but n:•dt;r our pi @wilt licensing
system their prayers are in vaitl.
S:Lys Dr, I'. R. I ees : Of all the
strange paradoxe's of our time, t11e1
tAtr:l:u;fest s(on)s to be that of a porsou
will teatilee that intoxicating ligoor•
tp 1h_ sieltlis e' 11, ai/ll morally acid
socially 'aedtl•.tive and corrupting ;
who warns the public a;g::,ivat tits
to+ern as a trap and a teu111tati+;n to
rum i }et wit., b hip relation at
Itizl 1,, rakt-b part in the election of
mels wild sau':ti•1u. the sale of drill,
which ileo d4•ur.es anti d. tionnees 1
.A big victory for no 1i;.ensle was
g1.1t1eC1
rev. tit ly at P,ttsuur;;l,, CII.
The license ticket was holm.. by a
largo majority, Mrs H .tele fiuu;;ar
LL u 1 the e,t ti -14-'YV. 0 T. ZT , aided
by the yJ"vt1 of en.bety tiu1Fe$1 men, so
con:pi:slleed this. The folio e fug uuiq,ne
halal 141l, has urea se -u•:. to hetaUgtl,lrtrrs
it w.r.a dl,tribateel ill q'lat:tities
tilrougll the %1.l<t1;p :
DIJIII
I,Lemla metro L enerri^v.
Aged live yearn, at the Court Rouse,
i,'tttstieulJ, III., T'ueeday, Apiil 15, 19.O, for
went of v0t4H. Concluding Horviceli fu
A33/1P1341011 w1611 the Haute will be held ill
tlt.Y Ce)ngre1g:1t1011111 011 arch, to•uir.h.., Welt_
alooday, sprit 10. to steeds elk the deceased
reepeutfulfyiuvAted Le attend. •
A Singular coluoldeaoC,
A remarkable coincidence in accidents
to two of hits sons has.occurred ire the
family of John Marilla, in the East Und,
Loudsyilie, The two brothers, latuile and
George Nasilla, werejvictims of exactly •
similar aceidents at widely separates
places at the same moment. Emile
Marina is 18 year's old and worsts at the
Short Line shops at the head of Jeffer-
son street, George Itlarilla is 10 years
old and works at Gard a Stiiltonea
saddlery store, on Main street.
At precisely 4 O'o1oo1; in the afternoon
Emile was at work near a large circular
saw attending to his duties. Sudtleniy
he slipped, and as he fell his hand rtrucic
against the rapidly revolving saw, tate
palm of the hand turned toward the edge.
The teeth tore the entire inuer portiou of
his hand away front the bone, leaving a
serious Chid painful wound. Ate Hanle
hour George Marina was at work at the
saddl:'ry store ou Main street. He also,
while working; at his place, suddenly
slipped dna fell, striking his hand against
a su1011 Haw Udell in collar making. The
paten of the hand was caught and the
soft flesh was torn from the bony frame.
The boys live at No.. IMO Pope stiecet,
and both were removed to their house,
where they arrived about the saute time.
pr. W. 0, Roberts was inlluediately sum-
moned and dressed the injured hands,
bout of which W (?re injured in the same
place and to the saute extent, and both
wore the rxtreluities of the right arm.--
New York Star.
$ta,+)r litm wad Ile ;tied;.
Hoeno tulle .,.go a p.,rty of &!tilers visited
the Z ,loe'eat Gertielts. flue of them,
feeirted by the liquor be had take(, anti as
rs act of brevado to 11;41 cumpaulopb, took
hold of a deadly serpent, He hotel it up,
h Lviug seized it by the nape of the neck
Yn 4(41(411 a 14 SLY th(60 11 00(11,1 ant atLag him,
.tis 11e held it, the slla,014 (Lluobeety. d to
11,n) coifed itself arena,' his arm, and at
league it gut a sitar, clasp, aiid wound
tighter awl' tighter, sthat he was tillable
to dotacli it. As the pressure of the shake
ineretowd. the danger grew, and. at lengli>
the leaulor 744.4 a,; 111.1.10 tn'tiuvalk) 11143 1301a
on the Beet: lei th'e veilemou4 reptile, x1(41
woe con:Toiiel to le)nee it. tfihatdid tiro
!make then do •? 11 tarred teamed and
' state 111x1 J.1cl Pea (111)1. So it 11 with the
41)l,etlt4 of• strung 'Intik.
Ce.-: 2d i;1117 1Pi4ading.
The fe:111utlaari31S the closing para-..
graph e.'f the 111'((1 r 01(113 1tt of. the Grand
Jury watch uli>,eel its tailors in til ib city
a few days- SlUe1+. i4 ( Hugh 11 Urn -
burn was the capable foremen The
•(lrelnll Jury C:10tl01 close this pre.,etit-
tneut tvttilOtlt r.,ierring to the use of
alcoholic tn.),i'rages and the drinkint
0111410(1' 0t.11re'1'E\, !311:In0nt evdry ease
brought be=.f r.; them area.: oat • Di this
fruitful )1041'):? of orate a 111141 misery.
They sireaely hope that i.he laws 0*.,
str'ioe.ing the ligltor-!Latif( will 1 e
titrietIy 0ilt.ie','(4 i Until ail enli411te'ned
• public opiann4(41(19ll a►t>Ii ll lt'froui rut•
Inid,t.
Witand. humor,--•'-»-,.-<,,...,�,.,-.-.M....,�;.,...._.".M.v.M _
Biddy, said' a.' lady to her servant, OR THE BEST VALUE
t %vitth you would step over trod see
how old ?411'e Jones is this morning. ^-•�- 1N
11 a few minutes Biddy retained
with the information that Mrs Jones
14 111, just seventy-two . years, seven
tuollti;n and two days tlId,
A gentleman on being asked what
hli hoo'i for dinner, replied: A lean
wife roasted, and the ruin 01 a m,an
for setup. 'VJiat did leis dinner' con.
(;ibt of ;) Of course+ you give it up
And here's tilt; answer ---a bare rib and
apple -sauce.
The measure of his devotim —A.
young 13uly who lately received a
bogtiet of roses was surrluwuat arnus..d
u) 1111!1 the donor's Visiting ei,rel attach-
ed to it, and written on the wring
side these words: Not to exceed $g.
When a cow-noy, in telling a story,
says 1 heard se and ao, do not tbiuk
his wain der 01 at fault, ft,r he may be
referring to his work of herding cattle
or, if you do think iris syutax is false
lout say so in this hearing.
One of. the hardest, things to aeconl-
plish 111 to wake)) a 111011 i11 a railroad
car who Li oel:Ap>yiug two scats.
Which is the most moral of musical
izlatruluol,ts t The piano, because it
is grand, upright and sgLlar'e,
Industry most prosper, aH the hus-
band said when holding the baby whiles
leis wife chopped wood.
I•ound, rt Rembrandt:
The supposed discovery of a Rern-
brandt representingAbrallamand the two
angels has blade a btir in artistic circles.
Tile picture was included in the sale of
the furniture of a. widow without heirs
ordered by tile state, and the state expert.
fixed the upset price at 200 francs. A
Paris picture dealer, who had had a hilt.
from the deceased's doctor, hitt up to
0,000 fraucs, awl the picture was knocked
down to Biro. The state expert had de-
scribed the subjeet as Jesus and the dis-
ciples at Emmaus, a strange blunder,
considering that the chief figure was aa
elderly man with a long white beard.
The story does not end here. The au,
thorities, after all, are not agreed, some
insisting that the work is a Rembrandt,
Other( arguing' that the signature and
date. 1CJ0, are a forgery. I asked a con-
noisseur ou llonday what the picture
was worth. "That depends on circum-
stances," 11e replied; "if it is by Rem-
brandt 300,000 francs, if by one of his
pupils lSd,000 francs, for anyhow it is a
fine old picture," It seems odd that, the
artistic merit being the same, the value
should be only half in one case what, it
would be in the other.—Cor. Loudon
Times.
mes.
A fi.zl'pent in to cased.
A few days ago Atlanta Ytitzry, a
Dengalese gentleman residing ou the.ilat
$I'V('ll rli1043.nortll of S1luttezat, saw, as
he affirms, an enormous serpent floating
along the sky* ill a fleecy white "tczarer"
or "wiled 01014," The cloud• and its
shiny passenger passed directly over Mr.
Yatzry's foxier, and bore off in the direc-
tion of the "Blue Jungle." 0rer a souro.
Of men, women and boys working along
the flat attest that they sa,wv the sante
hideous monster while in his ethereal
flight. One witness describes tile serpent
as being at least four "tsongs" (200 feet)
in length and as big around as a man's
body, with a head as largo as that of a
large alligator. He was yellow and
black striped, according to all"witnesses,
and kept continually rolling over and
darting out his head in genuine snake
fashion. The natives are much excited
over the mat ter. —Calcutta Indian Gentle-
man.Trains arrive and deport as follows:
ramenlo AT',16IV rNO
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A I'ietty 'Western PAaleher, 2.1; p.m t :1 p ,
The Rev. Carrie Bartlett, who is be- xcir•mat 1'o, TCL ,cater °:'ie
coming 'widely known as a successful
1°' I4, 11 10,:30 tc
preacher, in the Unitarian ministry at
ORDERED
HATS,,
In cold northern countries, by a
wise provision (f nature, the moue
tains are clad in firs.
When is ft mall obliged to keep his
wuodt—When no cue will take it.
•
They woinan who capture's a good
husband gets a real sir,prize,
It is the nlan who determines ti)e
dignity of the occupation not the
occupation that measures the judicious
perseverance.
• The largest tea and coffee importer
in the united States is J W D'>an, of
(ihicago. He is many times a million-
aire. Mr Deere keeps 011e (11at1 hny-
iag teas in China at a salary of $12,-
000 a year. Another gets the same
salary in. Chicago for grading teas by
inhaling the aroma.
. ---(1()
011 a THING,
TO
CAPS I ''` ,
COLLARS, CUFF w"a
Cheap for EASE
;
AT
E I; s eged j
C• y
q
CThe theaters of Greece were all
olden to the sky, but whether this was
due to ether pauses than to accomo-
date the high bats of the ladies id a
: disputed cpie.stiun.
1 w
law to -;:rest Spring Poeta.
:.b!. fir—I have Isere a little poem
' that I should like you to keep with a
view to publishing it during the present
spring. I call it "A May Lay." "
11 titer (going to the tejtipLone)—IIelle,
Central station!. Send the patrol wagon
up here. There's a man dietarbing the
!)abbe peace.
Se,ribbler—Whv, what do you mean?
I-..,ttor—Ilaven't you been crating
n ,:w 1.2—A)u�ric a.
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C. P. B. 'TL!.II; TABLE:.
vami 1i w
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ti iii`E1E.:iti 4
Has a most complete assortment of the, 11r',TA::iT Cnowe2r, ail
141c11T Onsommiu .AltTI0L,;z in
!Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
Y
and Siva vrir Goods,
4116 §
tar CL,osii A'1'TENT1oN GIVEN To REPAIRING, • AND ITi'Olili. t.LIA
WARRANTED.
"I:t fled st tee'.. net.
14 Petorbo u' 801"oielteelte' militate take
,5,030 out of Joe Beit;, b4:gauscs of some
-sIroug things' 1e 1,4 alleged t0 11164'0 Hafts
about the rule traffic+ ill that town, Hew
'voald the proprietor of the Palace slave
01ej (yell Bono hot (hell like the following
tutorial by Sohn Wesley, the father `of
11letllodlstn tagaieet, trio her Majesty's tiilte
jade who still thea poison,— ,--- which of
Corte(tueladeS the Ielluws ill Z'eterbc>rtt'
mei 01(0h 1te 4111,' other -sect(oea of Ilei
Majesty's D onimtul:---
'rhose who Hell flit* 14oisou, minder tier
Majoitty'asal.jeot4 by wholesale; neither
tines their eee pity nor sparer. ' ¶1116y drive
'them 1) hell iili, t stale~ . ,1'1.1 whit is tuoir
etude? Is1t not 1't:' blood of those twee? Who
11en, wouhl envy their leigu estates met
sumptuous p;tll1ee1? A curse 18 1(1 t1:0
1101 44 of them 1 The ears( of Clod cleaves
to the stones, t°14 11111be1', the fa1'alt.lt'o of
them 1 The ckree of (cod is iu Heir 1;16x..
dens, their 011113.4. their groves ; a fir: that
hurl,, to the) 40(hle,l,1.4.1110111 1)1ood,bleud
1, there; the atalteIoli >n, the floor, the
' 'idts, the roof '1414 ltt, it:eel with blood!
Je ud eiLust thou 11.:pe, t?.:boa 0(410 eaf blood
«--•tialagli thee, ..ri (retie:it 1:'C.:xlet and
11 ,e 141(441, rend titre'.ti bumpier aisly teeny
day -comet th )14!11 11.'i:e Lo deliver dawn'
the 13,313ds of rhea(] ei the third geu0ration?
'NIA $3; for t11.;.4 is Lt titil in heaveu;
t1Utetas thy itatuetl'.e1! be: (0)14(•1 out.
I1 k a • tb.,seJ' .v1.0 ,, tiled nes de .1(1.yttl,
b Cly'
1,10.1.0111,0„ ill .1,uveGtall nh311 i.fi tali
yuji
Xalainazoo, has been, speaking for a O-E,A, Ler
Au imam:awe Nvedrilu •,
At McCann, Ala., hast week, 'tu(ben
llinziott, aged 1.1l, 'was 'married to i1lisls
iilullie
Pear, ag(4i1 1,'). Tho 141'ootn,wei;;hs
00 pounds and the hr'lde 1331, '3'hl(y were
married with the full (/vnsellt of 11nti1'
parents.
baring t130 et mummy a thief stole
this bridegroom's her,.,!..1141 bt1ggt•. All
the guests Jrtlus.J eta the ("haw. The t•biof-
W1L$ 01(1tt.Ult'd 1113(11 the Ht31011 111'0110113'
l't'OOVI'1(31.---1.:rr.,iu ;hattll'l't lo;.,ram.
D. viral)".1'.l'Yy RZ3.i'Sunclay .or two in 13rooklyn, and has ,been a, guest at several club receptions. i A. C. STRATTIM, ACVANT, wissaAm.attractive, with au oval face regularfeatures and large Soft eYeS. Iier hair dostbeition. Lowest frcia"f;t r.,ZV:iii) Sin P.,110.8:is brown and, curls about her face, Itis gathered in a soft knot at the imp° of 1the neck Behind., .1leeveice- is pleaeantlyModulated, but the great charm .or iter 11:10 "presence lies 'in the expressive face, i".:1°11•111.which is at once. I.:enslave mid reposeful ' ‘12'5 "leave wieetreti,S110 is yotang and more 1She does not affect ,:ither tlai masculine • ,sein ana . . Leiden, ae . rase ++or clerical. in her dress, wearing a eintp,o s;ss p.mrather pietureeque blitek hat with droop- ornioDANnemest-martnic,---odattr: ix_ IrfJes . -%. - mi.4.‘, i • 111C: 1::41black .gowu wit•li wliite collar and a wide, item e .
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and said by all ,,:udtoule Y . e,na.:r;+tLrou;l;out the maid.
d:. ' Purchasers el(onl4 leok to the Label on the ;oris and ruts. If the address is
Oxurd Street, .1:3)Jd011, they tate 1putioUs.
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