The Wingham Times, 1895-06-07, Page 74.
eBATEEIE PAYS THE PENALTY.
TLiI+3 :1z,,YI:R OF JESSII ICEI;l.`II
I1ANGED,
WI.N G LA M `!'Ia1! Fad, JUNE 7 1i495
Ezznouraginig Autl.Toxzne
Statisttes,
The value of the anti-toxine treat-
ment for diphtheria continues to be
demonstrated by statistics. Some
late fie•ure$ front two German cities
STitA'PFoRD, Ont., May 31.-`I'lle
hanging of Amedee Chatelle, of St, aro given by the New York Times.
F IIu Valle, 114 eases were subjected
to serum treattnell.t between Novena.
ber 11, 181)4, and Janizary 15 of this
year, and only 11 or less than 8 per
cent, died. Nor were malty of them
hospital patients, F,ighty-nine cases
were treated in private houses, and
six of these had a fatal termination,
and there were three deaths oat of
the "remaining• twenty live cases,
which were treated in ltospittls- In
a hospital at Altura antf•toxit1e was
used let (iii cases between September
1. 1894, and :lurch 1, 1895, and
eight of the patients died, so that the
mortality was 12.69 per cent. In 31
of these (13 cases, tracheotoluy was
required, and only three of these ex-
treme eases wero lost. The annual
mortality frum diphtheria in this
hospital during the preceding seven
rears heel ranged from 20.23 to
Hyacinthe, glue., the lnarclercr o
.Jessie Keith, near Listowel, hast au-
tunm, took place today at 8,03 in the
west goal yard, in the presence of
-about forty spectators,
At seven o'clock Father Downey,
C1tatelle's spiritual adviser, drove to
the goal and engaged in prayer with
the condemned than for nearly three -
•quarters of an hour, after which the
necessary preptaratigns were made
for his execution. The prisoner's
arms were pinioned in the cell, and,
headed by Sheriff Hossie, the proces-
sion of gaol officials marched to the
•scaffold. Chatelle and Father
Downey followed the goal surgeon,
Dr. Dunsnlore, and Gaoler Nichol,
the priest reading the Litany for soal
,departure.
Chatelle went to his doom with a
firm and elastic'step; never once diel
the least sign of i,7. 7 per cent. Statistics of this
he falter nor show
-nervousness. His face, however, kind are full of encouragement for
exhibited an ashen paleness, that those who hope that science has
wasifreallysucceeded in reclueing the ter -
was, anything,rendered more tors if this disease, which easily
death -like by leis jest black beard of l finks t' this
r the most dreadful.
two months' growth. His counten-b --
-mice also exhibited traces of the The Roof Saved Rim,
worry and mental anguish that he The Irishman who went up in a
tried to much to conceal. hotel lift without knowing what it
Arriving at the scaffold, Iitied fe, was diel not easily get over his sur -
who was the executioner, tied his
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At seven fifty-five Chatelle partook
-of the Sacrament ; at eight the black
cap was adjusted. Ile was not
asked, as is enstomary at executions,
if he hacl anything to say. Every-
thing being in readiness, Father
Downey cotnmenceci repeating the
Lord's Prayer, and when he
had
reached that part,
ll be
.done," at a signal from the sheriff,
the drop fell at 8.03 and Chatelle
was laundhecl into eternity. Says he :
Eleven minutes afterwards the aisy, ser ; they'll be all right
body was cut down and life was `c "Be"B come down."ley
pronounced extinct by the gaol "Collie clown, it is, says I and it's
'surgeon. The customary inquest
no office, but a haytllenish balloon
was held. that yex got me in."
Chatelle committed one of the most "And wid that the walls stood
heinous crimes ever recorded ill stock. still, and he opened the door,
and there I was with the roof just
Confide when he murdered Jessie head, and, be •orr'a that's
A man niay know what he wants
at present, but he does not know
what he is going to want after he
gets it.
A young man complaing to a lady I
of cold hands, she replied that the
mittens various girls had given hint.
ought to keep theta warts.
prise.
He tells the story in this way :-
"I went to the Hotel, an' says I, is
Mr. Smith in ?"
"Says the man with the sojer cap :
Will you step in ?"
"So I steps into the office, and all
of a sucldint he pulp the rope, and
the walls of the builclin' began runn-
in' down to the cellar."
"Ocll, inhrther," says I, "what'll
become of Bridget and the ehilder
which was eft below there?"
Captain Sweeney,U. S. A„ San Diego,1
Cal., says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is
the tirst medicine 1 have ever found
that would do me any good." Prieto
i Oc. Sold at Chisholm's Corner Drug
Store.
Neither the intellectual nor the I
moral character of any person stands
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Oleo, N.B. says: "Chase's Ointment cured moot
a very stubborn ease of JtvllingEeeemtt. Tried
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It is a fair -handsel noble adjust- seri tonssos toItching permanent
t relleis e .cKilo* of
ment of things that, while there is'
infection in disease and sorrow, there
is nothing in the world so irresistibly
contagious as laughter and good
hutnor..
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ITCHING P1LEa, ECZEMA,
,,. SALT RHEUM _.•w,,;
You 12on t ktave to Swear Off
says the St. Louis Journal of Agrieulture in an
B ADFO n JULY 4 1b64. -I c n iderDr. Outsell
R R J x o s
• habit ler)
, fatuous tobacco a
n its
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nlaa,,o
editgii about ointment t;od•sen<i to anyone care- "Ifo know of many cases anred by firn'tm y 0 sutTering from
Rae, one, a prominent St. Louis architect, smoked piles, itching serotum or any itehingskin disease.
and <•hewed for twenty years; two [loxes cured him tssooth ng streets are felt from the first appli-
so that even the smell of tobacco ue%kvs him sick " t100.-JNo. EEO GAN.
No•'Co-sac sold and i;aarwtteed no cure no ply. 1
Rook free. Sterling Remedy Co., 374 St. reel ::t., I
Mo,,trcat.
In proportion to the depth and
comprenensiyeness of knowledge that
a person possesses on any subject,
will be the modesty with which he
expresses direst opinions in regard
to it.
I suffered with piles for yyears
Chase's Ointment compiereiy
•-- cured me, Mrs. Jn0. Gerrie.
lergns.
"It is very disagreeable to have no
+ dinner,"
a
said
appetite for one's
pampered old gentleman. "Yes,"
responded a poor relative, who had
called on the rich old man fur help ;
"but it is still more disagreeable to
have no dinner for one's appetite."
ALMOST CRAZY
Keith, on October 19 last. The over my lea , a n I Suffering from 0l1Stlp 'l!0l ,
' what saved me from goin up to the
.girl, who was only fourteen years ,hiving estuirely."
.of age, had been to Listowel, and I I EXPECTED TO BE IN TETE =ISiLU\C-
was returning to her hotne elile she1 'e Careful About Life Insurance. AFTER ALL OTHER REMEDIES PAIL-
' and a half from the town, when
was met on the im, Way
, ydIIian ou, Bates & Co.'
PC10E 60c.
4 1'ombard St„ Toronto
•1 track by That persons cannot be too care- ED B. B. B. MADE A PERFECT CURE,
Chatelle, who outraged and murdered fill in having everything done
her and carried the body to a neigh- correctly in connection with
hheelir
'boring wood, where he buried it life.insuranc policies, is e
:under moss and rotten wood. When more and more 1 p
tent. A cas
1
the body was discovered, detectives • in point will come up at the Strat-
were at once set on tate case and ford
lAssie fall.
ll.Last summer
they were not long in running Cha- Michael McCormick,
tele down. Ile was captured at i drover, of Milbank, insured his
life
Erin, where he was seen passing te; Ern82,000
,00Lifne the
Asslllan Temperance
eran e Company.
d
station going tbwards Cataract.
was taken to Stratford and safely,' The premium was to be to the Jcoper i
tiVhen arrested he had p 1os-
lodged in the gaol there. annum, or, „
n his lion of the poliuld be paid in
policy., cor
}session clothing stolen from a woman;semi-annual installments Tile
at Ailsa Craig,and the valise in which assured chose the e atter local n, and absent on
the clothing was taken, was found 11th of JJune g
near the dead girl. This was one note at three monthsfur
the
niG amount,
'of the strong clues against Chatelle. I T he note was not paidmaturity,
He confessed to the killing at the;but it is Waled he was given a,
inquest and preliminary trial, and cloned the ace. Before,
s paid,tis timee
when tried at Stratford last March to i agent delayed remitting it to the
he made no defence, declining i
plead insanity on advicefif Mr. East, companntl ntexpiration
his counsel. Chatelle belonged to St. [thethirty is,which e sNov.
to
Hyaeinthe and was about IlO years of I That day, Mr. McCormick died,
age, and had led a roving life from" although it is said the agent was not
his youth up. His counsel made aware of the oecurrence when he
strenuous effort to have the sentence' a
made
re to the
mitt. pThovehe r to pa y
•commuted to imprisonment for life,[has
ae
yes not' widow the amount of the insurance,
RESTORING ROBUST HEALTH.
GFINTLltMEN,-To say all I ought to in
favor of B. B. B. would be impossible.
It has been a great health restorer to ate
and I do swear by it. I am a different
man now to what I was ten years ago
when it was expected t would be in the
asylum, but now I tial in perfect robust
health and it was the B. 13. 1a that did
it. 1 suffered for tide or six years from
constipation, sometimes so severely that.
I went out of my mind. I tried various
doctors, both in the country and in the
city, and tools medicines too numerous
to name, but everything failed to have
the desired effect, When I used Bur-
dock Blood Bitters, however, it succeed
ed beyond all expectations, requiring
only two bottles to cure me. To make
it stili more certaiu that 13. B. 13. is the
real cure for Constipation, I may say
that some two years afterward I felt the
synlptomsreturning and tools one bottle
more, and from that time to this present
day (over eight years) I have never had
any return of the disease, I never knew
any medicine to work so well. It does
not seem to be a mere reliever but a stare
and certain euro, as Ipan certify to. fur
hundreds cif dollars' worth of medicine
and advice failed to do me any good, but
three dollars' worth of 13. 13. B. made s
pertnanect cure that has given the years
of health and comfort.
Yours truly,
Toronto. C. L. Emmen.
•
on the ground that Chatelle
morally responsible for the deed,
l'Che defendants allege thea ;out had
•
.owing to mental disability, but the no authority to receive the note, and Collingwood taxes circuses F,;230.
.l0.
Minister of Justice declined to in -I in any case the failure to pay at The fort Elgin brush factory is to
niatul ity nailer tiie conditions of the be sold.
terfere._ policy rendered it void. They. also
A VETERAN IM TPE LATE WAR claim that if the note was, on its -The Foreign Missions Committee
WAR " . maturity,paid t(, the agent of the: of the Presbyterian church has ;Lp-
'I'IiI: a
knowledge of the assured or his A. Mitchell, 13. A,, of Elora, and
James 1[ellries, M. I1., both of whom
Wive been attending Knox College.
Toronto, will be ordained and sent
to Henan, and Miss Dow, M. 1)., of
TI-If)-JS11 M (ie LIVES. ed they claim, clues not make the. Fergus, will be sent to the ~:Liar
it
H. II, 11 ussellua a member of the
G. •A,1,., tVeicseort, Pa. writes: `;S: have potttvl(1 icy lel0? ltisideath a t the time. ton, will be sent t lit ent l India, if
rtLse 1 two bottles of f)r. tlt,uew s G knc to he tart pass the medical examination.
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minutes' airing serves to remedy that Evil.
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+CURED OF FLl;TTERING OF companit was su paid with the pointed three new ittisslonarie`+. 11..
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