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PRIDaY jt:1;17 V, 1813.
K INTAIL.
M. Kenneth ThIA.an, while work -
lug On the bridge over the 1' (Try
Creek, Inui the misfortune to givt• his
foot al Severe gash. Medical akt Wila
seeurts-1, the wound dressed slid
patient 18 ti• 414 tia AS Catild
ea:peat-Li, but will be. " on the shelf
it the ret t tinnier of the ar asan.a. -
The pienie heid here, under the ans-
pices of the Patnais )t* industry, (,n
the2nd of July, was a grand suc-
cess, althome: some Of the bOyei dici
become a little frisky after they
value np town in the evening.—Dur-
ing• the recent thundersturm a driv-
ing house behanring to. Mr..G. (Snai-
l= Was salmi; by lightning and
consumed, tot -ether with some agri-
cultural implements and a quantity
of 1a. -Mr. M. W. Nitty has had
the interior of his store repaired, and
it now presents quite a creditable at -
pearanee.--Mr. D. J. AleDonald, who
has been visiting Mends in Kintail,
bas returned to his home in Sault
• Ste Marie, Mieltigau.—Mrs. Burns,
of Toronto, is visiting her sons, the
Messrs. 'Ater.
Nothing Strange
Intel igeut people, who realize the im-
pcoui,i aert 1 he blood holds in keening
tl•#.•
I.ud in a uormal eondition; find
nUIl1 g at to e in the number o die -
ma+ ti st 1.-laotita Sarsaparilla is able to
cure. So moo' trout/1es result froin im-
pure blood. that the best way to treat
the.rnas, through the blood, and it ie far
better to .use only harmless vegetable
eon. poiturla then to dose to elicesa with
quinine, calomel and other drug. By
'treating the blood. with tfoosra Savo-
,parina, sssotaits snit rheum and what
are c aid v tn lied "bo afore d yapeo-
ei a, eatarrh, rheumatient, neuralgia.
consuiliptiou rind other troubles Ztail
originate in impurities of the blood or
itopuireti civet:lotion, eau all Le curets
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The 111enti-cal Star (Independent),
con unattinp (11 Conttactor St. Louis'
evidenee in the Curran bridge inves-
tigation that he had burned bis
books that the amount of his political
contributhms might not be discover-
ed, says doubt the practice-
balitS of burying the Curran Bridge
scandal fur ever under the ashes cf•
Mr. St. Louis' furnace. TLe- shame
and disgrace of this uotorions job will
cling to the skirts. of the Government
• until the guilt brought right hone
to the nen who (breedy prolit«1 by
the stuffid pay mils and otlar xtor-
tions of ti:e bridge -contract. The
•Governiumit has not realized V, is .s• •
it 'would never /lave Obstritetel tIto
cannnatrnn of • wit .
the Pubile Ate,unts Commitee
the ea0 would not be draggiuss, alung
- during the Ink days of the . session.
Mr. St. Louis' character as a public
emtractor and a .politieal boss was
well known before he got the bridge
'contract. His methods were not no-
torious.' The Government knew the
kind of man it was dealing with, and
directly or indirectly the (4overn-
anent profited by the huge job per-
petrated in connection with the con
tract. Do the ministers iniagine that
Canadians will be. forever content to
be bribed With their own money'? If
the' Conservative party can only live
by such means it is time er decent •
nien to wash their hands •of the
party.
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THE WINUIIAM TIMES, JULY 27 t804,
with rheumatism, and it is, quite The Shady Sid,: of tiro Hill of Tstfe.
Pmslide that they anthe cause of , Up the sunny side of the Hill ot
the illseAsa I it. so, its inerease follow. use, it is, for the most part, pleasant
ing the tar e throats owased, by raw, i travelling, and some of tis, alas I aro
eold weather issexplained the facts on . apt to be too jolly on the road. 'The
record in the state board id' health i upward. Slope is fair to look upon and
Oleo. Diagrams exhibiting the . hope capers before the pilgrim, be -
rise and fall of rheumatism by seasons : gulling the Way with the merry
of thu year prove that its course is '!songs, and weaving, as she bounds
I and other diseases knew- to be lands with which 416 promises to
similar to that ofsmall-pox, consump- from terrace to terrace, green gar -
tion .d by germs, and known to enter f Crown hint at the top. If JK' stliMbleS
the body hy way or the ailapassilfaeS. I 'now and then, and comes to grief he
Secretary Baker. suggested that 0, I soon picks himself up and starts with
cormnittea• might be appointed to in- ! nu Vt'' vigor, like a refreshed Titan, on
vestigate the subject. Dr, Vaughan, i his up -hill journeV.
i3ut after the crest of the bill is
doubled, and the road lies downwarcl
througlethe twilight region on the
other side it is bv no means such
A Poser in -Spoiling
• Theinas and John were two
brothers In the Saint' eitISS, and they
were not the brightest boys hi the
schoobalthough they were not as dull
as some.
flow do you spell your intme,John?
asked the teacher as a feeler on the
first day,
responed John with pride.
Right ; and now, T110111RS, 81/011
yours.
IT.o-h-m-a-s, • responded T110MAS,
with as much pride as John had
! shown.
Oh, no, that isn't right, corrected
the tetteher. Try again.
"Minas made several trys, and
always the same. Wen the teacher
scolded him it little,
Well, be eaid at last, if Jo -h -n
spells John, why don't T -o -h -m -a -s
spell Thomas ? and the teacher hasn't
been able yet to explain clearly why
lit don't.
Ann Arbor, said that at present ali
epeculation as to the causation of
rheumatism, but be thsiught it quite
probable that Dr. Blake's idea may
le nearly the proper explanation ; agreeable going. Three travellers
but that he wouldexplain rheumatism tont of every five dislike the prospect,
AS being a remit of an .0.er-exertion I and would fain bang back. Their
oe unusual' desteuetion to the eells of !match against time may have been a
the body in trying to protect the body successful one to the turn, but now
feem an attack of a germ disease ; in the slow and sure old Athlete bas the
other word it is. an ever -drugging on best of them,. and they feel that at
the part of nntn: in order to throw sonic spot, not far distant, on the
off an attack of some germ disease, precipitous path before them, they
The uric acid, which is nut excreted I must lie down for leek- of breath and
rapidly enough and whieh , give in.
tes in the body and canes the 1 Many, like that "withered ekler,"
rheumatic pains, is formed • hy the Jack Falstaff, tey, under such cir-
action and dostsuction of coils. !cumstancea, to cheat themselves into
the belief that they are still 'piing,
For Over Fifty Yeari 1 and cling with foolish persistence to
As set 9 AND IV F.1,4•Tit NU Roximv.- NITS. 11 i"
yqindulgences which age forbids them
•trs s,.othinu Syrup has been used iur over tiny
.low' by millions of mothers fur their eltiloron while to relish. Men who have spent the
teethien . with ourfectsaceess. Itu2othes . he (laid
„,ti,„„-th„,„„1„i,-,a ,,-,-,i„, mi.., „i„4 c;„,-1„, best part of their lives in .riot and
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and is tilt beat rune I a for Diarthwela pleasant to debauehery, find it difficult to re -
the tabu,. 51,15 in nraegtas to eterr pry t of the
Worlo. Twenty•five cetit1 nottle, Ita %aloe Is linquish their old habits when their
incalculable. Bo sore snit ask for ti 1.4. Winslow s
Soothing syrup, and take no other Kind. heads are white, and their blood is
COM. Wrinkled debaliCheeS, with
• HOW She Gets011,1,1 o., Them. one foot in the grave, are but two
"Do you know," said a dearly common,. Tho world laughs in
pretty little girl. -I go -about alone • derision, but truly - spectacles of this
n great deal, and I never have any kind aremtenselydisgusting. Read-
' uf the trouble that the other girls ing of such things one cannot help
%eh me about, and I do believe it is picturing to one's self the. death -bed
iweallae 1 am so sociable." It seemed of Riess xneil.
:in odd reason and I asked explan- When Lord Thurlow said "If
athm.
enYou see' T 'ever I forget my king, may God
-w, ere'. g° forget me ! Burke remarked, that to
I nywhere withent having the usual be forgotten of his Maker was the
masher appmach me and say :
, best thing that could happen to his
wise memiss, but I think I have met lordship the same might be
; and ;
3 --tai • before." You know this is the said with. g,Teater petjnence of _ him
-mnute in peftet
regular phrase. Well, I always look who 'Affeets the worst viees of it mis-
tily frankly and study aith.lsface a spent youth,and a licentious maturity,
irgood f
is sure to turn red - and get wabbly.
Then I say with 'careful -0011.1tt'dy., as
T desirous to save hint embarrass -
mem, -1 am sure you. are mistaken; Heart Disease Relieved in 30
; w have never seed you, be- . Mmures:---All,pases of organics or sym-
.pathetie 13eart' disease relieved in 30
li.re." I have never known an la:dente& and quickly cured, by Dr.. Ag-
!atitaItt apology to fail, nor a fellow new's Cure. Sold at Chishohnes Drug -
1,1! this kind to act any. other way store, Wingham.
than • desirous to appear the gentle-
man fbr :which 1 suem to have mis••
061180 o± Itheumatisoi.
Rheumatism is one a the most
prevalent of diseases in this country
front which ieople suffer, and the
cause of this •painful malady has
baffled the erudition of the most
advareed schools of medical mince.
On parts of the continent elieumatism
is more prevalent than is ,stseneisilly
known, a nd the weekly health bulletin
published by the Michigan Statte
Board states that it causes the la rgest
amount of sickness in that state. Dr.
Baittr, one of the board, said that rte
State Pontal at. eddy done Much
for tin' creation of knowledge re-
spectIng the cause of rheum:visor.
Curses have been made :showing flint
rhettmeism 1ms as dila et relation to
meteorological conditlinis, The l'aefs
gathered -shoe t t tonsil his follows
the es41.iiiiwiT' ad that 11101.
nai rant/ Wt. t. I 'It' 4. t IA quite
prOadite era rhennw'sm 1.4 at
germ disease tel p; (-teams- n :wit 1
fttvornitte to renrodUction of the ge; 11',
rind a Way for its entrance into the t
body. Physiebtits are waiting' tbr 1
the bacteriologists to find the specific'
as he totters, palsied -0th age, on the
verg of eternity.
taken him. I always aline frankly, • :as First Case.
Low, and pass on) ' and more .than The young Man had . just been ad -
(nice I have noticed that the man has mitted to Practice at the bar. He
followed inc restmetively at a distance, sat within the bar enclosure, specula -
and r have known it was to prevent ting upon the chances of Clients coin-
auyone else from trying the same ing to blin, by mistake or otherwise.
thing lie failed at. :- • He heard his name spoken and start-
- cd to his feet.
1 was attaCkett severely last whiter Mr. De Novo, the prisoner at the
With plittrhoen, critutp14 !Ing Colic awl bar is unable : to employ', copsel,
n
tbenutit 1 was going tradtet tint furtUria .
arely 1 tried Dr. PowlerS Eatract of Willyou defend bum?
Wild Strawberry, and now 1 can thank Certainly, your honor. May 1
this exemient remedy or SA ving WY lifi, - retire with him to the bar office for a
M rs. S. Xelleto YI i nden, Onta • :. . few moments consultation,
Railroad A.dvice. ' • _ Yes, sir; ,and give him your ipest
• Eight travellers out of ten who use advice'
A hardly perceptable 'sneer curled
a pas5 find it expensive. s his honor's lips as he , uttered the,se.
3'C0110My saves money; se ' do last words, but'thc young man did
excursion tickets when obtainable, not appear to 11.0040 it. Motioning,
No railroad porter has been offend-- for the prisoner to • follow him, he
ed by a gift of the smallest coin. passed into the other room.' The door
s'ents behind passengers whose was elosed and 'for ten minutes ' the
window is open guarantee dust and lively clatter .of Many conversations
cinders.• . filled the court room. Then the
There is More sentiment titan het young man -strolled into the room and
ak•ut the window seat being most dropped into a chair. The crier pro-
ra ble. - . claimed "silence in the court room !"
Ms honor gazed on the young man
thtless abnormally tldrsty, drill king and Said
from the lee cooler cup is to be dis- .
couraged. Arc you ready to proceed?
Yes, your honor.. •
1Jc who talks for the benefit of all• Where's the prisoner? •
passengers is a nuisance worse, than . I really don't know.
eindem • What?
Brakemen do not care whether you ' 1 tun sure 1 don't know.
8110 the company or not. Don't Mr. DeNovo, will yott explain What
threaten them, you mean by this most ektraerdinary
Ticket in bat saves time, eases conduct ? •
C auttictorvs duty and obviates pocket Your honor tel me tegivehim the
exploration. best advice I n ould, 1 believe'? •
Refrain film berating mothers.41-
with crying bablea. We were all slaty it please the mirk !when: 1
babies at one time. consulted bini 1 found he was guilty
when Baby was Melt, .wo gavo Iter Custom,
she was a Child, alto rimed for Castorla.
When she beetreto Miss, silo (dung to Castoria,
When she had Chilarea, she gave tlionicastoria,
• An •Qbjeetion.
Mr, e4Othain.—How do you like the
city girls?
Mr. Spodunk-7-011, -they're all
right enough to look at, but I can't
[say I get along with them very well.
Mr. G'otham----I always th11 them
very jolly.
Mr. Spodunk-s-Yaasi mebbe, . but
when I see 'em all standing around
in low necked, dresses, 1 don't seem
to -pave nerve to slap 'emon the back
and joke with -'em, as do with the
girls up our way.
Do r Siria-I was suffering very Much
from diarrhoea, and .uould got nothing
to uure me. A Mead told rue of Dr.
r(,Wler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,
Lod a l'ew doses completely cured me.
'L'hos. L. Graham, Melita, Kan. •
No man will ever amount to much
who labors under the impression that
somebody else is always it his way.
4 . There is no better way to bring
yonr own worth into question than to
detract from the worth of other men.
When the hair of a Roman bride
was dressed for the wedding, it was
.always parted With the 'point of a
spear.
Package, valise or overcoat does
lot reserve Remember this
>eft ;re qua rreling.
men who seek to monopolize
litwe than their share of seat should
)0 r('buked.
organism. "So far as 1 know" lie b
fl parilla a trial. , tarp, Ittner's )itagazito.
eCtrititttttet, flu; pas:fort»ing t
ferns have 10)1nii
lir eti(!eich
t 8
and had realty no, defence ivhatever.
So, in pursttattee of your henoes so
kindly meant suggestion, I Advised
hint to drop out of the windosw and
nmke 1111100W as scarce as possible.
1,.presuine, in fact I know, that he
Owed the first part of my advice,
believe he will also observe tiro
1.10 sernfalfma frijol Which from have- rest i
nortmghly expelled by
eagivifig Hood's t. itt
rl in leer blyoti Yor years. limy TI•prisonsr.that was Is still
How to tot a ',aweigh -a' Ficture.
Send 25"Sunfight" Soapwrappers (wrap
per heating the -words "Why Does a Wo-
man -Look Old Sooner Than a roan") to
Lover Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto,
and you will receive bypost a pretty pie.
ture, free from advertiisng, and well web
framing. This is an easy way to dhoorate
Your home. The soap is the • best in the
market incl it wilt only coat one cent post.
age • to semi in the .wrappers, if you leave
the ends open. Write your address care-
fully.
Jerusalem is still supplied With water
from Solomon's Pools, through an aqueduct
builtaby the Crusader.
The first soaa.ti for the promotion of
cinistian knowledge was organized in
1698.
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DESCRIBED BY AN EXPEF
Italian oral Mannattiyan. Cobra VI
$�a-snakea-about 1)0,000 Peas
Ear* Year from Um ftoots 01
anilism Serpent t.11iaraeoria,
"our honor, here's a snake."
It is Wald°. Khan,the usinill
mi
cook, who has co
e n from th
for his day's work, and liONY SUM
' ing upprorally for inspection h
•.-.. -• . • iron -shod bamboo walking staff
l the end of which balances lineal
1;•- _ Still wriggling body o,± a heavy
. :'; )11111 about three feet in leugth,
•i A. moment later 1 bave the er
.:: , head inside it pair of forceps, for
•, „ ; 'which enables the nativesnalce-c
a .• , fearlessly to catch even tbeSnost
• • cue and lively Snake With his bar
•-
is, one that I have never attenv
•• acquire. . Sure enough, I find t
• . .I., . head which charaeterizes theCeb
. And a glauce at the side 'makes
• -
that the scale in front of the
' tends right dowa to the scale in
'the nostril is situated. This i
•almost certainly that the species
. %mous, To satisfy myself compl
force open the wide mouth wh
snaps atany fingers, and on eit
. : above am able to Make ,out, elm(
pletely sunk in folds of the skin.
' glevicious little fang, which in p
' a Snakes.replaces one of the long
•small, sharp teeth founcrin b
. • • speoies. This clenches the Ma
•shows beyond doubt that the r
-•• one of the poisonous Oolubride
1 • i- the markings indiciating that it
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•' Icarait are an especial nuisan
I , • . : they occur, for they love to liv
• ,,, ,,, - •, human habitations, and have a
••10,-. fortable habit of dropping up
bed out of the thatch with wi
I'..4,1ainealcews are roofed. They
the tops of window -sashes, e
-selves up behind the basin on ti
stand, and like the privacy of a
• .drawer, They areloo stupid or
argic to get out of the way, mil
• idly inconvenienced, and the re
• appalling number of deaths fie
'bites,
• - More deadly even than the
• ;the almost equally CO:mum c
• . the coinparatively rare ha
.
These creatures aro both relat
• 4
karait and can be distinguish
'harmless snakes by the same si
cobra, .it is true, will usually
• the way when it hears footst
upon the other hand, it's ,tenn
N. . Ceedingly short, and when it (
medical science is seldom.
avail. •• . •
• •,An instance which is gem
• lieved mit here is describedwh
• who was cutting wood was bi
' cobra upon • the finger. 1
courage of despair. and with
- -
Ing an instant to reflect, he' 1
-. • ax m the other hand and ch
• • 1 :.• • finger clean off upon the spot.
•time being he felt re) effect of
•1p11, Presently he began to cal
1...ta fool for having cut .oil his
• to think that he might as
to save it. Efe-replaced it in
• The poison penetrated into 1
through the rejoined blood ve
• the result was one more de
•• snake -bite. A case where a
bitten intim hand by a cobra
• was nursing her child, with
that both mother and infant
• been recorded . teificially by
physici'an. and shows how e
• virulent the poison sinnetime
the other day a case was repo
15 canned close to Calcutta, w
0
killea a cobra and cat off its
proceeded to exhibit his tr
friend. In- doing so he a
• scratched his hand against
• fangs, and died shortly after
I, 1 ••thef blood-poinoningwhich en
. . Dried. and pulverized. the i
most as deadly as when inje
live cobra,. Native doctors i
a, tingly in microscopic doses,
• '' barbarous method of exti
They put a cobra into • an e
• and drop a banana in aftel
then tie down the lid, and h
over a fire. • The wretched si
itoitortured into a rage iu its ba
•
.1.
DRNTISTRY.-3..S. Jett011E, L. D. S„wareasti,
•t
gentriitgiietiVe, bsetlag 4
•raa ,•
Oak •-• in 11 1r
Tooth extracted •
- absolutely without pain, by Ms new
process, guaranteed pallet tly sale.*
.0.1P.F1aN In the Beaver Bloek, opposite the
Brunswick Mouse,
• '
Wm. Macclonaid, D.
•
DENTIST.
OFFICE, 111TACtIONALD'S I3,LOCK.
Will visit Gorrte lst and 3rd Mondays
of each month. .
JOBB' .BITOICB,
CIEBBBAL 121511BANOlf KOUT
Wmanast,
• GliTaitint
D DBANS, Wmutm,r,
J. .
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OF BURON.
Modor te
Sales attended In any part of the Co. Charges
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY sAw
• Fest MAN OR BEAST,
Tall E
certain lo its enacts mai-lever blisters.
lteiad proas below:,
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Bargpoin,r., Zan. 15,1894.
Dr. 0. Its:omitted.
Gentlemen—I bought a aplomb(' bayhorse
Stowage with a eiband gotiourfore80. Used
Kendall'e Spaviii Cure. The $ionvin ttOtt000*
rated I have been Offered $150 for the Name 1101-0.
only had,him lane weeka So I got Sim for using
•2 Worth Of Maiden% samara cure.
'roars truly, W. 3. laurabga.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CORE
Suture, brataraDea mum
nr. assoAit, co.
sos-i have used your kendalla Stavin Cure
*nth goad gumless for corer, Ott tWo hereon and
Uhl the bent Ltnintent haVe over tined.
Yenta trona AUGUST Fattiotraolt.
r ern 111 ties Bottle.
For Sale by alt hruggists, or address
Dr. J. ICIFIFY)4 C0.11FPA:Nra
traosraiwit4 ralata via
fin( F C3R the removal of
ff frontchildrenor adults,
%yentas of all kinds
%UNMAN. WOVEIVI
r1 Se'f: a°ntd Lplilen2sittNt,CirEertilrillva,n1t1
aft r inedlahra, rev -4 falling. Leave so b)1444/att
Pmov6 clouts p•i. v.*
MILLS
The undersigned in returning thanks
for past favors,beg leave teeny that they
have a very large stock of
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
BARRELS, WOOD, &c1,
All pecessiwy arrangements sun be made at the
on bana, which will be sold at very close J. McASII,
•prices to meet the requirements of the
hard times. •
Al• B. Toronto, Member Oelteee Physicians and
Surgeons, Ontario.
•
First Class Shingles, in Mr
r,. 111r!OltAln4 ' • • Citrate
Square.
Wood.l5cts. per Cord, delivered.
Everything else:equally low. Cotoe and
see us before haying, as We will not be
undersold,
•
McLEM' BON,.
litningluou, Ilene /tit, IS�L
•
IVIoney to toot on. ilotps.
Notes Discounted
Ail' RE- ASONABLE It•ATES
;strawy advanced on afortgairee bipor cOUt with
privilege 01 piying et Ora ond on year. Netel
riodawas conectutz litoormith
_ sum Dleek Osf..
• •
and bites the banana in its
' The fruit is afterwards car
• and is then ready for use.
nounced under some .eirOur
be a wonderfully; powerful
• • but is only nsed in extreme
even then probably does i
harm than good.
Tho karait, the cobra, an
;-a e dryas areall eolubritse sus
related more or less closely
onus coral snakes of th
continent, and probably •als
with which Cleopatra cotton
121 1) bygone age.
India also has to nlentifn
Ilidperine snakes. Tliese er
'alwVys be recognized with.°
by their broad. swollen heal
necks cOVcred with tiny sea
'Vipers al's
'divided into
clutraoterized by the posess
hole or pit easily visible m
of the head between the e
nostril, mul true vipers, wh
out this organ. The pit Vi
aro related to the rattleesn
none of thein have the curl
inent of horny scales at ti
• tail, which fortns the r
Osten•Icnown creature. T
nearly so deadly as the rpt
though deaths are occasic
by thein, their victims
likely than. not to recover.
, none the less painful ant
pass off. • •
rat Mori, fatal than any
pit vipors :1,r" the 'labels, at
which are both classed a
11'he (Ira)(i» a bright y
species,. wit 1 consple3)011S
hiko ittarhimo upon the • )
erco, 8111204311 Of